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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
How to Button n Coat.

The art of properly buttoning coat
any coat--is, do it the other way.
That Is to say that nine out of every
ten Of us button our coats the wrong
way. We commence with the topmost
button when we should commence with
the bottommost.
The frailest portion of coat, In re.
spect to shape retaining qualitles-no
matter how we'll mude-is the region Of
collar and lapels. The swaggcr incr-
chant tailor always cautions Ills Gus
toner TO "wear 1t buttoned few days
so that the collar may set properly"
Then. this admitted, 1t follows that
tugs and strains affecting this part Of
the garment tend to destroy its sym
metry. Drawing the coat together by
the top button and buttonhole for the
purpose Of fastening exerts pull all
around the shoulders and neck region,
which, by repetition, In time will give
the smartest coat hang dog appear
ance.-Chat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30

ksSsl,E and Pa4s7swski. q
sA0h, Mr.. kubelik.s sald ~ daa1lIA y
bsAuty "a the great vlollnfst after ,sne
! Of his paksWmances, lyon are indeed y
Kenius! Whenever ! hear you and n.
paderewSkl play I seem quite dssed.
the effect upon me Is 80 fascinating!
Have you ever heard Paderewski, mon
sieurf' Sf-~
"Once. madame; only once" quietly
replied Kubelik. But" and this very
firmly, Il shall certainly never hear
him again. 4i
"Why not3" asked the astonished
beauty. a
II will tell you," answered Kubslik.
II am conscious that possess csr-
tain power. certain originality. now.
l cannot afford to lose this conscio,,s-
ness, for upon 1t entirely depends my
success. I heard Paderewski once, and
then felt my proud consciousness
going, my faith In myself slippmg.
Paderewski's influence over me the
only time I ever heard him play was
20 powerful that felt, for the sake Of
my own originality. II possess any
("Oh. M. KuDelik!' almost shrieked the
beauty that it would be safer and wis
er to leave him to his own Joy and gen.
ius. No. madame, there Is but one Pa
derewski; there are many Kubeliksr'-
Modern Society. 4.,Hak
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
He Was Accommodated.

A conjuror was performing before 9
rough and ready audience In one Of
prohibition states Of America,
ing to an English paper. Il a
about to undertake feat" said
which ! shall need the use of 3
flask of whisky" There was a
silence. "Nlll some gentleman In
audience favor me with pint Of WI
ky?' There was no response, and
conjuror began to look blank. "Su
ly." he continued, "ln southeasts
prohibition town ought not to have
ask a second time for such a thing. !
give my word will return 1t intact
Is there no.
STRANGER" said tall, gaunt man
as he rose slowly from front seat
wouldn't a quart flask do as weil7"
"Why. certainly! merely
But before he could finish the gen.
clous. open handed audience had risen
like one man and were on their way to
the platform In body.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Leaped into River. .

Philadelphia, Aug. 30.-With the
leap Of an athlete man of about
40 years jumped over the rail on the
rear Of the ferry boat City Of Read
ing, as it was leaving Camden for
Philadelphia on its s. 80 trip last
night. Two deck hands noticed the
man sitting on the last seat in the
rear part of the boat. He had his
face buried IN his hands aud seem.
ed melancholy. When the boat
had reached midway between Cam
den and Philadelphia, the man
suddenly leaped to his feet ran to
the rail and Jumped into the river.
The deck hands ran to give assist
once but nothing could be seen Of
the stranger. }'
The man was light complexioned,
was medium build and had blonde
ustache. He wore dark coat
and vest, striped trousers and a
s!ouch hat. He left nothing behind
by which he could be identified.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
CARPET Mills DESTROYED

Conshohocken, Aug. % A fire which
star I'd in thc dry ing room entirely destroy
VI the carpet mills OF James Hall in Wesi
Conshohoaken en- al!ing loss of $4,000
TO. 320. 900.
One hundred employees many OF them
girls had little time to escape from the
burning structure as the flames spread
quickly.
The West Con .hohocken Fire Company
with plug streams fought the flames hut
could not check the fire aud the fire
company of Conshohockeu was sum
m0ned'
From tho drying room the flames sleaped
H. the boiler and stock building and ln u
short time all were GnveIo oped to ge'he +
with the stables The buildings we're do
Btroyed with theic canteuts including
valuable machinery and an eleclrica!
plant.
The mills were recently rentteh with
mokern machinery and were running to
their full capacity
Several years a.u the mills were swept
away by cloudbuYst which broke the
dam on Arnmink Croek Just above the
mills.
William Button member of the Con.
Ehohocksn Fire Department was seriously
tnjured at the fire by falling from one Of
the building.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
His UnluCky Day,

. Even the least supersttious are often
struck by the misfortunes which at.
tend some persons on certain dates. a
large firm in the city has In Its employ
living instance of the fact. On juno
II an employee lost his left arm BY
coming in contact with machinery
The accident disabled him for bis then
employment, and lie was given that Of
messenger. On another June IL hA
was run over in the Strand while. oys
FIN errand--result. u broken leg. TA1
next accident was fall on the stat1
In the firms buildings, again June
the right arm broken this time. Tb(
fourth mishap on another annivers 1r1.
broke three ribs. The firm took th{
case into consideration and issued ah
order that In future the employee vaA
to take holiday on that date, an iee
with which he has now compiled OF
several years.-London Chronicle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Will sing
AT RENOB0TH

Dover. Dell. Aug. 3u Wesley Chorus
will 60 to Rehoboth on Saturday after
noon to participate in q musical festival
which will be givon at the Casino, under
contract with manager A. f House. who,
besides, gives liberal percentage Of the
receipt.
The chorus Is anxious to raise fund
for the purchase OF a new pipe or gan. also
fo- q special line Of new music to bs stud
led during the winter.
The members will leave here in sps
clal car attached to the Rehoboth 0raiA, At
5sa o'clock, the car having been secured
through the courtesy OF Superintendent
Holiday. Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Wharton
will chaperon the party OF young people
during thsir stay In Rehoboth.
The chorus will slug its best selections
at the two concerts the program on San
day night being composed entirely OF
beautiful sacred selections. The follow
ing we'll known soioists will as ,ist in the
concerts: Horace L. Harrison, baritone,
of Wilmington; DR.. J. Konrad Uhlig, ten
or,of Clayton; Mrs. Miriam sheppard
Davidson, soprano. of Dover; Miss Blanche
Brown. violinis', Of Wilmington, Miss
y Lucille Hooper, pianist. Of Atchison,
Kansas
Miss Mary Wharton and Miss Matilda
Conwell will also render special selections
one OF he Miss harton's being u very
fine humo' Gus seiection, a parody on Ru-
hoboth, written by Mrs A. Il. Watson,
tho chorus to te sung by all the singers.
Henry G. Collision, 1r. will also sing
several solo parts
The party will include Misses Mary
Wharton, Lena Baker Kate Raman
Alice DAILY, Matilda Conwell, Bessie Con
well, Etta Staats Helen Whalen, Nan
hostile Sadie Stevens, Miriam Davidson,
Blanche Brown, +. Luc le Hooper and,
Miss Glover, Messrs. Dr. X. +. Corley DIR.
j. X. Uhlig, DR.. Frank Gardner, Herbert
Jones, II. q. Collision. Jr, Harry Wheel
land. Walter Baker, Parke Rsoder. 7. T.
KlnEanon. Horace Harrison, Mr., aid Mrs
j. b. Wharton, MIR, and Mrs. CO Iweli,
Mr. and Mrs. j Davidson.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
FRANCIS J0SEPES
LIFE THREATENED

Budapest, Aug. 80. "A plot to as.
sassinate Emperor Francis Joseph
is believed to have been thwarted
by The arrest al Debreczin, in Hun
gary, OF an Anarchist. The prls.
oner gave the name OF Johann Macy
ard refused all further information
about himself He IS an Austrian.
Letters we're found in his possession
revealing the plot as salnst the EN-
peror, and. it is said, i.nplic atIng
others in the conspiracy.
The secret police. who made the
arrest, are guarding these letters
jealousy, aud details of the plot
are not made public. 1t is intima.
ted that many arrests will follow.
The news has caused a sensation
throughout Austria and Hungary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
V0kAN'S'SlDRY
CAUSES ARREST.

Asbury Park. N. j., Aug. 30-A
sensation was created here this
morning by the arrest OF George
Hopper, charged withlthe murder
of Edward Hulick, whose dead
body was found in a stable in this
city on August II. At that time 1t
was believed that HulicA had met
with foul play, and at the coroner's .
inquest the fact developed that Hu.
lick and James Robotham had
several alterations over the for
mer's wife. Robotham Is now IN
Freehold jai! awaiting trial on
charge involving Hulick's wife.
Up to yesterday it was supposed
that Hulick's death was not wit
nessed by anyone. Last night
Mrs. Katharine Bates, who resides
next to the stable where the body
was found. made the statement that
at midnight on August II she saw
Hulick struggling with two men in
the stable yard and that they after.
ward carried his body into the
stable. Mrs Bates swears she
recognized the men as Robotham
and Hopper.
Fear Of being implicated in the
case is given as the cause of Mrs
Bates remaining silent SO long. Hop.
per will be given a hearing tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Scotch Thrift.

The city council Of Auckland placed a
price on the head Of every rat In the
city, and a grocer's boy became per-
feet Nimrod and slew about 80. At the
risk of contracting the plague he car
ricd his dead along, obtained the scalp
money and came back jubilant to his
master and told him how much he had
made. The master cast upon him an
cye Of Aberdeen gray, and then re-
marked quietly, "Weel, weel, yell just
pay the money to our cashier, for ye
ken the rats Is mina not yours. sgd
ney Bulletin.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
CHEAP ONE DAY SEASHORE TRIPS.
81. 90 Daily Excursions from Philadelphia
to Seaside Resorts via Philade lphla
and Re aiding Route

During the months OF July and AuRu, IT
tho regular excursions to points on the
South jersey Coast via the Philadelphia
ana Reading Route. All trains will run
from Chestnut Street and South Street
Ferries, Philadelphia. and at Atlantic
City will arrive and depart from foot Of
of Mississippi Avslne only.
Time of trains will be as follows for
Atlantic City. Cape May, Oceau City and
Sea Isle City daily ut 100 A. NJ. Adj
ditional Sunday for Atlantic City only
Z 30 A. NJ.
Returning. leave Atlantic City, week.
days. go 2 NJ. SUNDAYS 8,lo aud 800
p. ". Cape May. daily. 900 p. N:
Leave Ocean City aud Sea Isle CITY, daily
6.lCP NJ.
Excurslon tickets to any Of above points
good day Of sale only, and good only In
either direction on trsins as above noted,
will 10 sold ut ratio Of 100 for round trip.
For longer time excursions rate to and
from other points, etc., consult ticket
agents or address Edson J. Weeks, Gensr
al Passenger Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
= News Agency Brings Luck.

Norristown, Pa, August %
There is scramble tor the agency
at the Pennsylvania Railroad Sta
tion for the Union News Company.
because the last two agents have
Unexpectedly fallen heirs to sums
OF money, and those who want the
Job believe the rule OF three will
apply in this instance or job.
Edgar Warren is the present
agent and he has just received It'd
ings that by the will of an aunt
who recently died. he was lett some
thing over $1,000. Warren will
leave in week for Frederick, Md,
to engage il business.
Warren S predecessor, I. S.
Lane. fell heir 10 nearly $4,000
while he was employ ed mere. lie
IS now in Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
EXCITING
RUNAWAY

Shortly before 9 o'clock this
morning a horse belonging 10 Ber.
uard Duross of Mill Creek hundred,
ran away from Eighth and Wash.
iugton streets. Down Washington
street went the horse at breakneck
speed and at Third street Duross'
milk wagon collided with wagon
Of the Golden Tea Company. The
shafts OF the latter were broken.
At the corner Of Second and Wash.
ington the wagon eollided with an
awning pole and the awning was
torn down. The horse fell and the
harness aud wagon were wrecked.
Duross soon afterwards appeared
on the scene and agreed 10 pay all
expenses. He was loaned a set of
harness and wagon by the Tea
Company with which to return
home.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Tackled His Claim on The Door

Milfor d, Del, Aug. 30. Constable
Smith, of Dover, came here to day
aud went through legal proceeding
seldom resorted to in this State.
1 David Adams, a New Yorker, has
. cottage In Milford, but his present
address is unknown to Mr.. Powers,
a business man to whom Mr.. Adams
Is, 1t is alleged, indebted IN the sum
Of $50. The creditor has decided to
push his claim as there was r.o other
wav the old English custom was re-
sorted to. Constable Smith came
here and hunted up another man to
act as the third party in the matter
Of serving the summons, and walked
with HIM to Mr.. Adams vacant
cottage. Here Constable Smith took
from his pocket his legal notification
and tackled it on the closed door.
Then he read il to his Milford com
panion, former Constable Andrew j.
Ross. who nodded his head that he
understood the reading and walked
off.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
EOIlO at Large,

The detectives are unable to come
up with Rollo although he has been
in Wilmington ever since his house
was searched. The Institute Ii
brary people will make no compro'
mise with Rollo. A woman was
seen coming from his house with
two bundles and her house may be
searched. 1t is the general opinion
that Rollo could have been arrested
on Tuesday had the detective wait
ed until he arrived home. 1t was
known he was in Wilmington and
that as soon as soon asthe Institute
property was taken Rollo was mott.
fed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
PULLMAN CLUB CARS FOR Tie WASH
INuTON AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Tho distinctive feature Of the Washing.
ton and Southwestern Nestibuled Limit cd
OF the Southern Railway, In service he
tween New York and New Orleans /, the
high class of patronage. The travellers
around the world invariably s'hte that
they consider this famous train one Of the
most delightful and luxurious they have
seen. A nav feature has been added in
tuo way Of n Club car for the gentlemen
IN which they can assemble ana enjoy tho
delights of agood cigar and social chat.
Tho pleasure of tho ladies' has also been
provided for by placing An observation
car on the train for their especial occu.
pancy, This train is now composed ex
clusively Of vestibuled Pullman cars with
the exception Of the dining cnr service
which Is under ho exclusive management
of the outhern Raj way, the standard OF
which is superior TO amy slinllut service
atf tforded anywhere in the wocld.
Cha.. l.. Hopkn., District Passenger
Agent, southern Hallway, S-S Chestnut
st., Philadelphia. will tako pleasure In
furnishing all Information
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
RS publican Cub smoker

All members and tIejr friends, Of
the East Side RepaUlcln Association
are invited 10 Oe present at IL smoker
t" he given III lue CUB rooms, No.
9o4 klng street this evening. The
committee has arranged aG excel
aent programme for The occasion.
Among those 10 take part are the
Brown Bros, and Johnston, the ia.
nous musical four, from New York;
Ieeley the song aud dance artists aud
many others,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Why She Wanted to Know.


"Is this Hazel street2" asked a
woman In one Of the back seats
East Tenth street car who was
ing a diminutive poodle dog und
arm.
"No. madam" said the conduct
will tell you when we come to It..
Later on she repeated the q
and the conductor answered wi
show Of impatience. Final!
Hazel street was reached. he rn
the car came to a stop. "This
street." said the conductor.
"Oh, l don't want to get off
street. only wanted to kno,
It was. 60 to the end Of the |!
Then as the car started
looked down at the pug an
tones of extreme affection,
dearie, there's where you!
lives. ."-lndlanapolis News.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
eros BY
& Hill.
600, COZ and COZ Market Street

Plain figures for Saturday:
Perca|e Waists reduced from
75c to 39c.
White Lawn Waists reduc-
ed from Sl,25 to 7 c.
Mems Shirts reduced from
75c to SIC
Misses Waists reduced from
75c to SOC.
Ladies', Misses and Mems
Collars reduced from u l-2c
to &c
Duck Skirts reduced from
81. 5 to 79c
Sailor Collars reduced from
75c to 25c
Ladies' IIandkerchiefs reduc
ed from 25c to II l.2c
Ladies' Hats reduced from
5000 to 5000
Mems Undershirts reduced
from 75c to 25c
Ladies' Hose, drop stitch,
reduced from 25c to l5c
Children's Hose, size 8 an d
g II reduced from 25c to l5c
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Fasting as a Cure

( Huntington. " Va Aug. 90 Rev.
fr. NcG'athry, prominent minister of
Ahis city, boliGve that h,,ing is euro
kpr alm0 si ills. w months ugo he
weighed 2JO pounds " thlctci with
rhenmatle,n in all iurm,,, luAtt ,roubln.
insomnia and divers O,hrr MS, IolAJ hs
Iesls like anew man, a. ijO pounds. Ia
the Two months nbuve referred 10 he has
oaten but Quo mo Il "A day, AMI that Il vary
light one. He says that wnen he is educ
ed to l5} pounds he viii begin eating two
meals IA day, but that never n, long as he
lives vii! he eat u mea, in the morning.
One year ago Rov Mr. Meta hry tricl
bicy yelling to reduce his f slI bat II in
gssasod rather han diminished his weight
He would frequently dash off 20 to 81
miles before breakfast. He has qu t
bipyc,iug now
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
4 Good SIcan bow.

The stree. parade presented by
the Gentry Brothers show 5 twice
as large as il was before. /, IS
well worth seeing. After YOU have
witnessed the parade the olIv thing
TO do is 10 20 to the show and let
:he little ones cnioy ,hemse ives as
only children should N this wor d.
The shows are clean and more than
entertaining ana worthy oil yol-
patronage,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Returned from Alaska.

Prot. Wm. A. Pratt, Alexander
D. Taylor and Harry l.. Maicrt
who left this city last June cn an
engineering exposition 10 Alaska
returned home yesterday, express
ing themselves as having had a
very pleasant trip.
MIR MaIer says it is very pleas
ant there during the summer months
out does not think he would like to
live there during the winter. All
three are very much sunburned.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Returned Homo,

Harvey II. Vernon, Joe Thomp-
sou and Willard Schraek returned
home from all outing at Cape May
Point where they have bccn ENJOY.
ing themselves tenllng on the
beach. The mosquitoes were
something awful aud nearly de.
pieted the Ilote. Cdrol,on at that
place. The boys certainly lcok
well and their outing has done them
a power of good. They are turned
as brown rs a berry and have en-
loved unusual good health. living
on the tat OF the land and bathing
in the old ocean.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Disappointed the Cat,

d The black cat that makes It's
home at the police station was dis
appointed this morning. Detective
Francis caught yoAng sparrow
and took it into the court room. The
cat heard the sparrow talk and
was about 10 introduce himself,
when Agent Stout suggested 10 the
detective to place the bird in Il
tree. The little sparrow was given
a home on branch street and the
cat was disappointed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
uentry's S Circus.

Gentfy's circus did not arrive il
our city until after ! O'Clock ane
had to postpone the parade untl
this afternoon. The doors will b.
open at 7 o'clock. They will give
q parade tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
The ensIn. broke down and delay
ed them and then TO add to the de
lay the baby eleph ant got away.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Can Produce Plans.

Contractor Patrick Levy saws
there are seyGra pans for the
work on Sercntn stree bridge,
some being u possess on Of Horace
q. Knowles, attorney tor the Levy
Court, while both Mr. Fahey and
the American Bridge Company
have cuples Of the pans, There
were no plans for Suvcr Run road,
bat there were blue prints reg ard.
ing ptings to DC driven.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
1CASES In
CITY COURT

There were only three entries in
the free for all sweepstakes in the
city court this morning. At the
iall Of the flag William II. Walker
took the pole and led to the judges
stand where he received the blue
ribbon and was allowed to 60 home
for carrying too much liquor aboard.
! Pat Harris was in the same class
and Dennis Burns had walk over
10 the disorderly class. The case
was dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
NOblesse Oblige.

"What are you staring at, n,
"Oh, please, ma'am, with !
like that and your diamonds
look so like Lady Plantagen,
ham that ! was own maid to!
any relation, ma'am?"
"No-at least no near relatic
you can have that pink silk shi
Of mine, Nellle."-Life. Il
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
DOTS,

Bertha Dusan. aged Is 1years.
OF a and Townsend streets, died
yesterday, IRON typhoid lever.
Mrs Morris Buck Of Eighth and
ShlDlcy streets. feil N a tit at Third
and Market streets, this morning.
Philip Il. Clark says he never
saw finer peaches than the ones
grown by Harry c. Emmons at Cor
don Heights.
The Mutual Loan Association
has transferred to Caleb &. Laws.
the house No. o44 Wilson street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
rs.

CANNON August "9th. 1901, c. Albert
Cannon aged 70 years. =;
DoUGHERTY-ln this cit, on August %. lqOl
Mary, daughter OF john An6 kosanna
Dougherty. aged 2 years.
SHOUp-In this city on August 20, 1901. KAN.
uel Shoup In his e0.h year,
sWAYNE-In this city August 2S.h, 1901,
Calvin |. Swayne, aged 40 years.
AEDERS ON--tln August 90 1901 Edward J'
B. And. rson, aged l8 , ears.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend his funeral from his lutte resi-.
dence, No. 700 DUPONT street, o. sunday al.
terno Oh at o'clock. Services at Haven N.
Il. ChV"ch. Interment ut Ezion Cemetery.
DUG AN-ln this city on August .Sth. 1901
Bertha A ', daughter Of henr y and the late
Margaret DugaD. ~ Ied |! years
Relatives and friends are respectfully invlt-
ed to attend the funeral from the residence
Of her parents. $: =, Corner A and Townsend
streets. South Wilmington, on Saturday
morning, ut o O'Clock. High mass At st. Mary
Church lntsrment ut Cathedral cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
DEER PARK HOTEL.
DEER PARK. MD.
Most Delightful Summer Resort OF
lSa Altar arIaa

Most Delightful Summer Resort OF
the AiIeghenles.
Swept by mountain broezes. 2,eO1 taot
above sen level. Absolu ely free from
malaria. hay fever and mosquitoes Reach
cd without change OF cars from all princi.
pal cities via Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Every modern convenience. Rooms on .
suIt6 with private baths. Eclectric Light,
Long Distance Telephone, Elevator, Turk
!sh Baths. Swimming Pools, Golf Links,
Tennis Courts, Bowling Alleys, Magnlh-
cent Drives. Complet, Livery Service
Annapolis Naval Academy Band. Hotel
remodeled with additional cuuvenien ces
All colt ages have been taken for the ssas-
OH. Open from June 29 TO September 80
For rates and Information address W.
II. Burnwell Manager, Oare Queen City
Hotel. Cum nberland, Nd, until June lss.
After that time. Deer PARK, Garrett City
Md
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Death o. Phl.I d. slphi, cou Gina \

Councilman 7. b. Martin. OF No. 1876
North Nineteenth Street, Philadsiphis
died very suddenly at his home yesterday
afternoon, Mr. Martin was apparently
in good health and had Just rsturus1
home from Atlantic City on Wednesday
The deceased was 'we!l-known 10, thE1
oity having lived here at one time, hs is|
asto a nephew Of Ms Vin,lngsr .c1
No. 21S Rodney street, this city. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30
Ille Weather

On Saturday cloudy to fair weather viii
prevail! wi h suushwestBrly winds aid
stationary temperature.
..On SUNDAY fair weather to partly cloudy
and cooler
Tbs Thermometer at w. {. Iayior's
drug store 81! King stroet today regis
cred as follows:
7 o'clock 10 O'Clock l. O'clock
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