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,ornorations Chartered.

Dover, Oct Certificates Of incor-
poration were filed here today as fol-
lows:
The Nicaragua Steamship Go. OF Day
ton, o.. to charter, lease, own and oper-
ate steamship lines between Galveston,
Tex, aud Central, South America ana
Mexico. Capital stock, 100000
Newton Investment Co. of Newtonvillc'
Mass. to acquire mines and mining
rights. Capital stock, $25.0OO.
The Strcetcr Land Go. Of Chicago. IL,
10 improve lands on the Fuercta River in
Scnalo, Mexico. Capital stock. $4,000.
The Fucreta Valley Co. TO Acquire
mines and lands along the Fuercta ilivcr
in Mexico. Capital stock, $6.OO0
4 renewal of the charter Of the WI
mington Coal Gas Co. was also filed here
to-day.
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pispatch From Spencer Eddy.

Washington, Oct. 10.-A cablegram
has been received at the state depart
ment from Spencer Eddy, United
States charge d'affnires at Constantine
pie, concerning Miss Stones case,
which, it is said, is practically repeti-
ton of the facts stated by Consul Cen
Cral Dickinson in his dispatch. The
state department officials are still of
the same mind as to the danger of too
much publicity touching the negotia-
tions for Miss Stones release, hence
they decline to afford any information
as to the progress they are making.
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Inncnster PnrtY.s Ente.

London, oct. 10.-With reference to
the announcement that Turkish and
bulgarian troops are surrounding the
nbducturS of Miss Stone, The Globe
fays 1t considers that unless the move
mrnt is suspended until she is safe out
If the hands of the brigandS there Will
nfallibly he n repetition of the tragedy
ii Greece during the year 1870, when
Lord NIuncaster and party We're cab
,ured. Lord Muncaster was released
IN order TO negotiate for ransom of
C2j.OOD. Then, as now, an attempt
was made to surround the briaandS,
with the result that four gentlemen
nf the party We're murdered.
Lord and Lady MuncaStcr and n
rarty of English travellers were seized
by Greek hrigands April II. 1879, %
OropoS. near Marathon. Lord Nun
easter and the ladies of the party were
sent to treat for the f25.OO demanded
ns ransom. with il free pardon for the
hrigUndS The latter were surrounded
ana. in retroating. April 21, Killed Mr.
Vyner, Mr.. Lloyd Nh Herbert and
Count de Boyl. The incident caused
great excitement. especially rs many
influential persons We're charged Will
cOnnivancc nj the hrignn1ngr Scvcra
of the brigands were killed and sever
were captured. tried and condemned
May % Of the same year. ON June 20
iS7n. five of the bligands were exc
cutcd.
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NllrngInccrln Ilxn,nslon.

oil City, l'a., Oct IN, IIalpcr's nitro
.ly@rin factory at Ridge Farm four
mtlrs from this city was llown up.
Ihc cause Of Tie explosion Will never
in known. ~ the ouly persons about
the plac" At tie time We're instantly
killed They wore cMrenrr Ward, aged
tiIirty-three Tile manufacturers ana his
assistant Frank Gross agyd twenty-
tivr Ward's hody WIS blown 10 atoms
aud Gross was ,iccapitae,l Windows
were shattered for q rHdiG+ of two or
thrpr miles
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presIdcnt nnnse,cIt.s Callers.

Washington, Oct TO- There was q
slight falling off in the number ~
President RooScrclt's callers. Repre-.
sentative Thompson of Alabama IRE
sentod Captain John H. Mcdonald If
the Third cnyalry. who is IN applicant
for a brigadicr g"ncralship. Captain
Mcdonald was wounded in the Philip.
pines last spring while assaulting a
force Of insurgents under General
Tinio, whom he captured. Representa-
tive Thompson said the president in
formed him he believed in lpwnrding
officers for exceptional service aEI
should not hesitate. if the occasion
warranted, TO do SO by jumping ,lam
over their superiors.
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rhr Cnren E.,,,yers TrlnI.

Georgetown, Kg.. Oct ~, Al the
opening Of court The attorneys for
Tornrr Secretary of state caleb Row
r.s. on trial the second timr for nj
rgod completely I'll tllr Goehel assas-
siuation sald they We're unable 10 com
patc the attiaayt outtha motion Tor
ntnuaucr hcrar.c me .iailrr had rp-
f;'Svd then permission to stetGuircIicnt
.ter 6 o',Iock u night, Ihey asked
ilHlm timr and The court granted it,.
taly fifteen DAYS rr!uain NJ this term,
Ihr Other trial occupied fortytiye
lIvS
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PENNSYLVANIA Railroads. Special EX-
cuislons To pan-AnscrioaD Expo

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
yill rr special excursions 10 Buffalo On
account Of thc Pan-Amcrican ENposi-
ion from Philadelphia and adjoining
territory, ON September 26, October 2, &.
Z. IN und y. t0md-trip tickets, good
in@ only on special train leaving Fhil-
adrlpha at S.li i. m, Harrisburg L so
Il NJ. Snuhury l,03 y. M. Willamspoft
l.3o II M, Lock llarcn 300 y. III. and on
local trains connecting Herewith. auI
orl to return on regular trains Within
seven days. including day Of excursion,
will W so,l n r0tr Of $3.50 from Trcn.
va $9Ga from iteading, $500 from Phila-
llrha $500 from Lancaster. $40 from
iImrishurg $7.2a From Altoona Via "
"oncl $1,000 from Winchester, ana pro
portionatc ratoa from other points. These
irkcts viii not be good in Pullman
.nallor ~ slenping car. in either direction.
S'op or 80 minutes win be- made 1T
WiNjWmsrart for luncheon. For specific
I.iur ana Rates, consult local ticket agent :.
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Mcr1inIey Monument Association

Cleveland o.. Oct. TO-. The trustees
recently appointed by President Roose-
vclt for the Mckinley Monument associ.
alton met here ut Senator IIannas Of
flee and organized by electing the fol-
lowing officers: President, William Il.
Day, Canton. o.; vice president, VI. A.
Hanna. Cleveland; treasurer. Myron I.
Herrck. Cleveland; secretary, Rycrs6n
Ritclie, Cleveland. The headquarters
Of the association will be located nj
Canton. Il is proposed to raise about
Sl,5@.t00 by popular subscription to
build marble memorial at Canton in
honor Of The late president
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RnoscVeit BuyS Horses.

Washington. Oct ~. President
Roosevelt has purchased three horses,
4 landau, brougham and Il victoria.
The carriages and horses are expected
10 arrive here early next week. They
were obtained i'll New York through
tHe presidents hrotler-in-law. Mr. Rob
rson The president already has in
ilir White House stables Il fine Ken
tucEy thoroughbred saddle horse which
Inc purchased 1T Fort Plain. ky. since
hr becanic president, ana Mrs Roose-
volts saddle anrc Iarganka II also
here. The presidents saddle horse IS
called Bleistein. ana he is said to be a
.ine animal. gated and Il good jumper.
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An Anarchist Sentenced.

Rome, Oct. 10. Glavimoviich, the an
areldSt arrested here recently Il short
iilar after his arrival from Dalmatia,
he having been heard TO threaten the
lives Of I'll" pope ANA Of Cardinal Ram
poitit. panilirnl secretary Of state, has
been sentenced to "A fornght's impris-
"nmeni for carrying deadly weapons:
an'l Is fatn f. i,"5tlgpartnd to his home
IL lialmatia.
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FntnlIx iInrt N rnnthnn Gnmc

EAHppa. KAN. Oct. TO- Walter
Priest member Of Til" Kansas STATE
Normal team, who was seriously in
juree ii Z game of football between
the Statr Normal and state university
teams at Lawrence last Saturday and
WHO Was brought home unconscious, Is
in n prcarious condition II i feared
that t.lot of blood Has formed iii thc
brain A. the rrsult Of kicks received iii
a scrt'nmage for the bail.
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George vincent Way succeed Low.

Chicago, oct. 10 Professor George
Edgar Vincent Of the University ot
Chicago, The Rccord-IIerald says ~
mentioned most prominently in Nrw
York for president Of Columbia unlyc-
Slty 70 succeed Seth Low. Professor
Vincent was one Of the three leading
educators 1T all considered for the pres.
tiency Of Yale when pr 4. T. IIadiey
was finally elected. He is a son Of
Bishop Vincent of the NJ. T.. church.
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DELAWARE HAS HOPES.
" Beating Swarthmorc I,lrNcn On thG
Gridirnn Tomorrow

5ldgug from the accounts Of illt .Iu.
hcfwe"r Pennsylvania and Swtaqautan.
!'5.iaNir" College hopes tol / yict1
whr i meets the latt@ cu,cn III
SMAnMule tomorrow. 'El team
@d, Newark NJ l2.ul n'rork gong
to @ yiu the Pcnnsy INnia rmihamCl.
~ ,hi lre special ears viii H. board
NJ Iaf .MarthInorc. All enthusiastic
Mt ~ lotors is expected ID accom-.
nl m nn The usual rohtinr II
a"t,te zone through yesterday
t"ror
riuts. catchiug, rlutug
NiL' tael,ling and mcaial
In We.
i lttw is bacl, m thc game
at Improvement in lrIa-
#@Fo nle this year. II rulln,
g''f A rapidly ANA owing u irs
t@'nl#t aa Hut intor!rr" Wtl thc
fnnhn. a ib Was olt for taor
no9l ar.I, ift aud sayr thr ,almity
VI hRrl lUssc.
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SURROUNDING BANDITS
Movement to Rescue Miss Stone Is
Begun.
MAY RESULT IN HER DEATH
Attempt to Capture Greek Brigands
Who Held Party of Tourists
Caused Them to Kill
Their Cnptives.

Constantinople, Oct. 10.-The sur.
rounding movement of Turkish and
Bulgarian troops on the mountain at
Gueltepe, on the Turko- Bulgarian from
tier, near Dubnitza, has commenced.
The presence of Miss Stone and the
bandits on the mountain is confirmed.
The inhabitants Of Dubnitza are sup
plying the outlaws with food.
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Sc"arr NJ 1intmcnis FOR G:.tarrb
Ibat Contain Mercury

II murnrE viii surely destroy tho sense
"j s@al ad completely dTrnl,ra t,r
y 'isAi', 'fsitln when entering il Though
~" mucous surfaces. Snch n.frIns
sl'9ih' hsN"i' he used except on pttScrip.
5lo'lS iroll reputable physicians ~ tlu.
'l"Naa%n they will do is ten fold 10 the
g""a :, W. YOU can possibly derive from them.
wv 'atarrh Cure, manufactured IL
y cheney y Co., Toledo, o., con.
aiaS ~ mercury, aud is taken inter
nary acting directly upon tie blood
lhi mucous surfaces Of tie system. In
huyihg Halls Cntarrh C'nre IL surn
Nn,l Set lhe genuine II is taken inInr-
HH'lE' ~ ana niad@ il Toledo, Ohio by Il. j.
-" y 90. Testimonials free,
'"gists price 75c. per bottle.
Halls tan.a5 Pills are the hest
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DUKE AT TORONTO.
A Royal Reception 10 the Royal
pMrtn.

"A Royal Reception to the HOyni
Party.
Toronto. Ont, Oct 10. - The Duke
and Duchess of Cornwall have reached
Toronto, and their reception was an
ovation.
There was Il great outpVuring of peo-
ple that was not stayed by the rain,
AMI cheer after cheer rang through the
crowds as the duke and duchess We're
driven along the prcttily decorated
streets TO the city hall, where formal
welcome WAS extended to them.
The royal train stopped mt a special
~ constructed station in North Toron-
70, and il was there that the duke and
duchess alightcd Six thousand school
children sang patriotic songs, and the
Toronto Field battery fired royal s;l.
lutc when they appeared A cavalry
escort formed around the carriage OF
the duke and duchess. who were alsC
attended by their personal staff, and
ne driNc to the city hall through five
miles Of troop lined streets began.
Al tlfc city hall an adult chorus OF
2tO picked voiccs sang aS the royal par
(, ~ arrived. After the formal addresses
had been presented the duke ana duch
csS drove To Government House, whcr,
4 tlpV liupl
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nonhIe rrnrehn IN nrn..l.I.n

New York. Oct 10, Mrs. louisa II.
Carroll Who lives With her parents at
r. South Elliott place, RraotlEn, wa4
Shot and dangerously wounded at her
homo ~ IoIn r. Nelson, friend of
tcrs, whoSr dead body was found il,
Tic room WIN Mrs. Catlull wEen til
police went into tAe house in response
- her cries ror hclp Tle police assign
jealousy rs Tic cause If lilo tragedy.
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S.crrtnry to rnp-Anrr1..an ,.onsrexs

Secretary to Pnn-Am"rls.an Congress.
Washington pct. III. Mr.. John G.
sy.illinlns, a vol known newspaper cor
respondent of this citF, His been ap-
pointed secretary 10 tie United States
delegates To the congress ut American
ralmDilicS, 70 meet IN the Cjly of NIeNi-
q Oct. Il. MI Williams las collsid.
e@ahle acquaintance with the nutahte
ncl of south ana central America, nc
llircd through his diplomatic work
L..iln
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GnIn Ernm Aln.l.n.

Port Towlshtnd, Wa.h Oct. TO-
i'le steamer SANTA Ana has arrived
f.om Nomr, bringing ninety-Gve las-
angci's and Slnonn0 III dnst belonging
y returning miners u to Ire sailing
III ne Santa ANA nome had not been
visited With the annual storm, the
aMthel having been fairly good. cap
lan strand ~ tie Santa Ana reports
having found u deep sea mine of un-
usual richness.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES

William Maddox. of No. All East Sec
ond street. was admitted to the prla.
ware Hospital yesterday morning suffer
ing with Il munglcd right hand, received
~ il saw III the lumber yard of ). G.'
simmons X Bros.
Boilers and machinery are being placed
in the tramp steamer Pathfinder, which
was launched several mouths ago ut the
yards Of the Harlan X lIollingsworth
COMPANY.
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NckinIey pnrl, IN Chico,.n

Chicago. Oct lO The South Park
commissioners have passed rcsalm-
tion changing The name Of Brighton
park to Mckinley park. II vas also
practically decided TO change tigc namc
of Thirly-second street to Mckinley
hOnleNnrA
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Tf'oO 70 Gettysburg and Return via
pennsylvania Railroad

On account Of the National Encamp.
h"ht ! mon Veteran Legion at Gcttys-
burg octoher 8 TO II, the PENNSYLVANIA
ltaliroad Company will see cxcursion
tickets to Gettysburg via Baltimore ana
u" Western Maryland railroad at rnte
"i $4'oO for the round trip from Whining
ton Tickets will be sold and good goin.
octohcr 6, I. s. . and 49, and returnin ;
to October 10, inclusive. " 49,
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VI Mnn1,.n n peLinn.

Pciing, oct, 70 Prince Cling has
written "a thr ministers Of thp powers
requesting tile withdrawal from reliing
of tle foreign business establishments.
lie says tlat reking is not treaty
port. lint foreign business houses have
been Illegally established here ANA that
all such should be moved to treaty
ports. He desires the ministers to Sc.
cure their removal
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An,i-Aanicr.s IN xnmeh.

Washington. Oct ~. Tie appoint
mrnt hy President Roosevelt Of VIII
liam II IIeald AZ postmaster at VIII
mington has attracted considerable at
t"ntion IN Nicw ot lltn fact that Ilrald
is an anli-Aadeks man Representa-
tive Ban of Delaware il said to have
indot~cd ", FIeaid Thr appointce was
Formerly q special bank examiner.
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Gnncrni I,nl,n E.cnnrs.

london. oct 10. Tie wholly unsat.
isfacloY situation iii South Africa CON.
iinues IL can oni tie most severe critl.
cjsil. Eord l<itchoUnr wires HAT Gru.
rral RotlG has or@ aed the Fiyaau riv.
I'D, twenty nil"s uorsll Of NrNhel.
which means tlai lelas a&am escaped
The British carden.
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$40 Excursion 70 i'an-Amcrican
Exposition via the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad

On October 10th, 10th, 22nd. 3lst
train loayrs Wilmington, nr1awnrraveurn
1 G,a9 a. ~, alIording delightful ride
the famous Wyoming Valley.
parlor ears. Tickets, good re
turning seven days including date II
sale, on I'LL trains except "Rlacl> RiE
mond Express" and Royal Limited"
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Eirc In rrlncctnn. n. y.

Princeton, y. J., Oct 10 F'irn which
started III file lower Pync building on
Nassau street caused loss of Sl2Oo.
About tliisty students room iii tlc
building ana the fire is supposed %
have originated from a lighted riga-
iette thrown behind diyau ii one of
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- lrnn mnr Ended.

piti,laIr4. Drt ~ rhc price war q
,&u.al yar> standing between the
Ac.aiH ;na Eastern Bar Iron asSocia,
17a iU. bgcE adjusted ana 4 minimum
.,rirr III SiaD pr hundred pounds,
riJtshR, ,t~t plice, agreed upon. a
tloSc uram- nj, containing iof
titllrr clauau, has hern adopted.
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House Buyers attention.,

Look mt once at new houses, Tenth ana
lombard street, rooms and bath. T.n
hunt, five already sold. lis The price II, Il
soils thcm quickly. Best value in .bn
city. Home Real Estate COMPANY
Agents on ground.
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piss De Bar Arraigned In

IJINS DC HHF -fTTNIEHtN III EUHUUH.
London. Oct. 10.-Thr hearing Of the
ease Of Theodore ana Laura Jackson,
Alias lIOr0S, who are charged with CON
spring to defraud women Of money
and jcwelry BY fortune telling. has
been resumed here. Laura Jackson,
formerly Ann O'Delia Diss De Bar of
New York, made strange appearance.
She wore in the dock the loose cream
colorcd decolletc garment, resembling
i Surplice over which was a pale blue
silk robe. Which she wore when re.
nanded, Sept. %. Charles W. Math.
cwS. senior counsel to tile treasury
represented the treasury.
The sun., 1901-10-11
nne .rn.,cning renn,. in Chlna

When you engage servant or
make il bargain in China it is not
considered binding until the "fasten-
ing penny" has been paid. Although
his bad faith is notorious in some
nattcrs. vet to do him justice, when
once this coin has been paid by you
the Chinaman, coolir or shopman,
will generally stick TO his bargain,
even il the result TO him be loss.-
Pittsburgh Dspatch.
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I,uture Grcnt one,. saoes.

When mother puts away her
,aby's first shoe it Is with the half
,..prrssed belief that soric day the
!tntc historical society will send
ipr IT,
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Fou,iialI Tomorrow

The WiInin4ton N-lIigh School foot
hnll team will play the Trainer, I'll.
"il IN" ln'on street grounds tomoroW
afternoon. Both teams are about cuualy
matched, aud 4 good game is oNpcrtcd
The sun., 1901-10-11
For Mayor nr norhe.ter.

Rochester, n u Oct. ~. The Re-
publican city convention has nominated
A. J. ltGdrnhcck fur mayor, suhStlut-
ing him for The present incumbent
Mayor Carnahan.
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Mrs. wogan Elected Chaplain.

The ladies Of the Union Veteran leg
ion in session ut Gettysburg. "Wednesday,
elected Ponce Matron Ellen Wogan Of
This city chaplain, and Mrs. Mclviml TuN'
hurry, also OF this city, was elected treas
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For Mn,or of wntertown.

N'ateltaWm a. I'll, Oct. IT, Robert
l.usiug has been nominated rs Demo.
cratic candidate for mayor.
The sun., 1901-10-11
OK SATURDAY,
TIE 18th DAY or lOBElt, 1901
At 10 o'clock il. M,


tlic following described real estate viz;
Ail that certain piece or parcel Of lana
situate in tlr city uf Wilmington, afore.
said bounded aud lrscrnDcd us follows,
10 Wit:
Beginning ~ point on the northcr!S
side of seventh street ut the distance uf
one hundred and twrnty.siX feet casterly
frum lhr raStcrly side Of Union stree
thence rlstrrly fifteen feet to 4 stalk :;
thence northrrly and parallel with Union
street one hundred feet to il stake: west.
urlN and parallel with Seventh street iir-
teen feet to 4 stake and thence southcrly
and pMlmnrl with Union street enc hun
drcd feet tu the place Of beginning, lw
die contents thereof what they may.
Seized ANA taken III execution ms tn
property ~ Emmor Il. Pollock and Clal
Z, Pollock, his wife, mortgagorS, and tC
W. sold hy
SAMUEL 4. MCDANIEL. Sheriff.
Shcriff's Cmcc, Wilmington, Delaware
October A. 1901.
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Sherin,s Sale.

= hERlff $ SALE BY VIRTUE
- If writ Of Icyari Facias, to me
directed, will bc exposed to public saIe,
III the court house on Market street be-
tween ,rltl and eleventh streets, in rll"
city or Wilmington, New Castle count,
State Of Delaware.
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Fourth ems. pos.r,,sters.

Washington Oct. 10 The following
fourth class postmastcrs have been ap.
pointed:
Nrw York Best, T, ". Moul.
%rw Jersey BlairStown, ". r. sir.
Ter.
Pennsylvania Bnl!s Landing. !, T.
Mitchell; Flora, -. i. Shcrstcy; Nitus,
Mrs. H. Warner,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Cl"sing Quotations oG thc New YORK
stock Exchange.

New frrE, oct TO-
N'n@ ~ nlIi steady u al4 l@f ou. Prime
ne aoile lar,E H.5l per unt sterling cx.
e.el+g htt., Nti .eut! rtt,no IL nankor-' bils
HI stiHii lGam ma u 9lMia,ai.sI iot
o. aEs l1s'.l rt,7 ESll.li,i and ;isGi.a
Wa tetam@aEl htil+ >i.sali ,,'ia silver ctr.
NJ. ifl's aH9Ma@d l,u .lver 51Ac MrNi,an
4. I..H,rs tdaG G"lrramrnl huids stcdd, State
hoads na@t.S Iniit0af lind. mu.
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JNOCKSTADER's THEATRE,
THE HOME or
REFINED VAIfnEvI

M this week.........
MIR. AND MRS. AUGUST MELVILLE ( 90.
THE FAMOUS BACHELORS a uB.
BAKER X LYNN. THE v,pu,ps
sEfhouR% % hlLAND HARRY BuRGoyNE
LILLIAN NJ TICE. ZANFRErrA SMA>srtr, u
A Dollar Stow III ANY CIV.
Alt'rhooilS and evenings, TO- 90 ana Soc
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30 not forget the Rummagc Sale a.
Pyle's Cycle Academy for the benefit
of the Homeopathic Hospital.
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crave Of chief seattle.

Tnr city of Seattle is to care here
.rtrr for the grave of the Indian chief
Of that name.
The sun., 1901-10-11

An5H'an.~.. 9a'2 Narhom Pacific If op,s
I@='"' &St Ls"7 Nw lork rolml lN7,
I@ lpRFe Npbi"t ~. Ontario 4 Western. 5a&
al5@ h"ia PlcitIs Mail ...... u
XIII tN9.'H''..' it'al Rnlllns .t,.....,,. va
Lle,.t... ......'..,,., y lcch Island ......lip
Gaheml EINcaia...9jt 81 Puul .......l5sa,
t"&l aNanE' ,,,.,., .s2'ia sugar Refinery ~. llsl4
i'..st' lHl4 tnNa, artiic ..,. iOaa
l"tsNl'l@% NAsth ll@ii tuiun luritJ ... g1s
,i1tiI4tl"M ah't. l5t Natash Preferred, ~
hlsouri ryitr,. .'i Western tntun -. 0liS
The sun., 1901-10-11
VOL. ]
TUCK
In lS9
Sni1
HE

Chief ol
arlpllia yes
returned " |
fat eNln''tt
ul rcceivin
lcIpl,ia i'oI
much valn
IS good re
10 I'llila,lc
II wanted
Chief Nj
had him
tiles. lie
Miller, ~
robbed h
I'l,ilndlp
the 'ul'l
liam Nal
Fl ing into
of john
The rraoi
day and
criminal
The Newtown bee., 1901-08-02
GEORGETOWN.
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

I AoA>~~s Clinton Hunter and family have re moved to East Norwalk. Charles J. Miller, who spent two weeks with Mrs ID. H. Miller ano daughters at Bell Island, has returned to Chicago.
 Emil and Frank Noren have return. ed to New York after afortnight's wis. it with Gustave Johnson. Charles Olmstead is entertaining c. L. Olmstead and family of New Haven. Miss Viola Thomas spent Wednes- day in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Jane Webb, of Nod, is visiting her daughter, Mrs F. B. Bouton.
 Mrs David H. Miller, ST., and daugh- ters came home Monday, after enjoy ing two weeks sojourn on Bell Island. her nephew, Frank Brady, of Brooklyn.
 Mrs Samuel s. Jennings and son, Dayton, are camping out with friends at the SeashOre.
 MT and Mrs Fred Foster went to Danbury, Sunday, to visit Mrs Foster $ brother, R. o. Bennett, who is in the hospital recovering from an operation for appendicitis.
 The Gilbert & Bennett Manufactur- ing Go. are building an addition to one of their factories, 57 60 feet. 1t is to be constructed mainly of iron and brick and is to be used for a cleaning and baking room. The Berlin Con struction Co. have the contract for the job.
 The Gilbert & Bennett Manufactur- ing Co.,, expect in the near future to put in large new engine.
 Peter Raber of Brooklyn has recent ly bought the Catherine Rady place on Peaceable street and has taken pos session
The Newtown bee., 1901-08-02
FOR FIRE PROTECTION.

A meeting of the officers of the new fire company was held on Monday night at the store of Selectman Morris to hear the report of the soliciting committee, Rev o. w. Barker, Patrick Cannon. Allison P. Smith and l.. C.. Morris, who were appointed to secure funds to purchase a fire pump. It was found that about $2OO had been sub scribed but it is desired to largely in- crease this amount. Every property subscribe literally. Any desiring to contribute to this worthy object can hand their contributions to any mem- Der of the soliciting committee. A committee was appointed, consisting of Frank Wright, Patrick Cannon and Oscar Pitzschler, to purchase the nec- esSary apparatus.