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 SSSS SSS3 Thursday Bargain Day.

Spec1al lot ot e1derdoWfl Dressing Sacques in pink, light blue and grey. Worth SLIGO and SIPS.
 AT $500 EACH
 Big value in real Marten Fur Scarfs, clusters and the " streamer scarfs with long tails, so popular.
 AT 5 CENTS EACH
 Odd lot of brass Extension Rods, slightly damaged in stock. Were 05c each. AT Sl.OO EACH
 Special lot of Couch Pillow Slips, all ready embroidered ready for the pillow. Reduced from SIPS to S2.5o. AT 3S CENTS
 The best lot of Mems soc Underwear in the city, includ- ing the fleece lined, natural wool and 1nerino, all at the above special price.
 AT 3l CENTS
 The men can choose from our half dollar Neckwear, on Thursday at SIC each. AT 9 CENTS
 Yard wide twilled, extra heavy, white Domet Flannel. Worth 15c. 1000 yards for Thursday buyers. AT 71z CENTS
 The genuine "Fruit of the Loom," "A bleached Cotton, in short lengths, TO to 20 yards. Worth oc. AT AZ CENTS
 Women's fancy fannelette Gowns, in pretty colorings, well made, liberal sizes. Worth soc.
 An OO rEMTc
 Women's short fannelette Skirts in choice styles of out ing Aannels. Worth 25c. AT 59 AWARD
 All our genuine printed French Flannels we reduce from 75c on Thursday. AT 39 CENTS 4 PAIR
 Women's mercerized Golf Gloves, in all colors. Worth soc.
 AT 39 CENTS EACH
 Chance to choose from our ROC Pocketbooks and Purses. AT l9 CENTS EACH
 The same chance for our 25c Pocketbooks and Purses. AT 5 CENTS A YARD
 Fine assortment of good, warm Outing Flannels, that are worth 7c. AT 5 CENTS A YARD
 The whole assortment of Sc Dress Ginghams, and the oc Dark Prints all go at SC on bargain day.
 AT I9 CENTS A BOX
 Choice stock of Papeterie that sells regularly at 25c. AT z CENTS A BOX
 Remarkable value in Pape, terie, worth roc a box. | AT 33 CENTS A PAIR
 Women's soc fancy lisle and fancy cotton Hose, good . styles, and very saleable. | AT Is CENTS A PAIR
 Grand good 25c value in . women's fancy cotton Hose,an offer for Thursday. f AT 58 CENTS A YARD |
 Good assortment of plain Taffeta Silks formerly sold at 85c.
 AT 23 CENTS A YARD
 A new line of 50 and Goo Scotch Plaid Dress Goods at
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Jumped on Ten Penny Nall.

The little daughter of MT J. N. Pow ell jumped on an inverted rake made of len penny nails, and thrust one nail en- tirely through her foot and a second one half way through. Chamberlain S Pain Balm was promptly applied and five minutes later the pain had disap- peared and no more suffering was ex- perienced. In three days the child was wearing her shoe as usual and with absolutely no discomfort MT. Powell is A well known merchant of Forkland We. Pain Balm is an antiseptc and heals such injuries without maturation and in one third the time required by the usual treatment. For sale by all druggists.
 To the Public.
 Allow me to say a few words in praise of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy I had a very severe cough and cold and feared I would get pneumonia, but af- ter taking the second dose of this med icine I felt better, three bottles of it cured by cold and the pains in my chest disappeared entirely. I am most respectfully yours for health Ralph S. Meyers, 64 Thirty-seventh St., Wheel ing, W. Va. For sale by all druggists.
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Miss Emma G. Neebe of New York city Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Marie Neebe, in this city, for week.
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ECONOMIC PROBLEM COURSE.
Opening Talk This Evening by Henry
 Crosby Emery

The directors of the Young Mems Christian association cordially invite the men of New Haven to the introduc- tory lecture in the Economic Problem course to be given by Professor Emery at S.15 tonight in association parlor, 713 Chapel street This opening lecture is free.
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LOS F.,

ON Saturday, November 16, in the crush at the New Haven station seal ring, with imitation armor plate on side. The crest is two animal heads and shield, with ribbon at the bottomwith motto on it The intrinsic value is not so much, but is highly Drized as n souvenir. very liberal reward will be given for return of same toB. F. ESS, Room No. 14-15, $40 Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn.
 no1 2tp
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3o2 WALLACE STREET (near State), Friday, 10 A. M., Parlor Suit, Desk, Dining Table, Chairs, Lounges, Chamber Suit, Sewing Machine, Carpets, Mirror, Pictures, Range, Crockery etc Nice goods.
 n21 Ftp R. B. MALLORY, Auctioneer.
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MARINE LIST. EXlWR PORT OF NEW HAVEN sSfNSA.

Sch Susan Jane, Ellis, N. Y. Ssh Atlas, Miller, N. Y.
 CLEARED. Sch Bayard Barnes, Mehaffey, Norfolk Sch Harry Shephard, Craumer, Norfolk Sch Dreadnaught, Allen. Sch Fred. Snow, Tate, Providence. Sch Emma Smith, Providence. Sch Carrie Miller, Providence. Sch Rev. john Fletcher, Newman, Provi. bence. Sch Bertha Decker, DeckeB Providence. Sch Neptune.
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FOR RENT.
AUCTION SALE.

PLEASANT flat of four rooms, second foo n20 2tp 8 UNIVERSITY PLACE.
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FIRE IN DETROIT.
Gunnefi Brothers. MEoIe~aIc aud
Rct"ii Fiano md Musical Deal
ers. suffer Heavy Loss

Detroit, Mich. Feb. 90 shortly
after o'clock Tuesday morning "a fire
started in the fourth story of the
building occupied by Grinncii Bros.
wholesale and retail piano and mu-
steal merchandise dealers. @2l and 223
Woodward avenue. and in an hour the
third and fourth floors were complete
" burned out. Grinnell Bros. are
state agents for a number of the more
prominent makers of pianos and car
ried stock valued AZ 100000.
The insurance was $4,000: loss ON
the stock is estimated ~ $4,000 and
that on the building. which i, owned
by the NeSSon estate. viii fully equal
that amount. Tuomey Bros. dealers
in ladies' furnishings are tenants of
a third store in the same building
and carry a stock valued ~ $4,000.
The loss on this is estimated 80 fully
50 per cent.
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DRANK CARBOLIC ACID.
Nr>. H. %. tsrnN. Wife at Attots,rv
IcHcrHi Gray. "i i.ibcrin. Commits
suicide in Chicago.

Chicago. Feb. Embitiercd NV
what She regarded as the studied neg
lcct ot former friends aud her hu~-
hand. Mrs. T.. o. Gray. The wife Of
Perry a. Gray. attorney general ion.
the republic of Liberia. drank fatal
dose OF clrbolic acid FRIDAY night and
died 81 the Pro,ident hospital on
Sunday morning.
il was not until Monday that the
woman'S identity was disclosed by
friends.
The GrayS were married in 1891.
They separated a year later. The nus
band was sent hV a syndicate Ia ret
Il - from The Liberian govern
30, 80 run a line of steamships un-
G'r - Patronage between MonroNia
and -nstc port 10 he selected in the
United States. he was induced 10
enter The service Of the Libctian re
public. and last year he WAS elected
10 the position of attorney general.
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february I2th and each Tuesday there
HHV'tf' r"'A ana including April 30,h, SpeciA
Low Rae to.on.st 'licAe,. sill be SOLD Vi
ne southern Pacific Compauy's "Ogdeu'
aud "Sause-' Route, 10 eli boirts IN @ nor
ma. ne tate wll be, From Chicago
sSV-OV. from Il. Lou.. Memphis and New
Jre"its $40, from Omaha. Kansas City.
si3S, S@o.oo Corresponding ioW r4;es IRON
a., olA5r ports east and north.
For particular, and detailed information
ief'sHLg 10 the Southern Pacific Com
pdHy Routes. and these -pecla. RAJ e. 10 Cal
i92T,nia, a.. upon u aGGgess
w; =. Neimyer, 6. ". y. :. p. Co, 23S
ARR 81, Chicago, III.
= ". II. Connor, { A.. s p. Co., Chamber
d +, oniuerce B.dg.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
~ -. =; Herring, y, :. +. Co., III Park
:. L. r. Iowns.ey, {. A., :. p. Co., 42l Owe
t. C. C. Gary. {. \, :. 2. Co, 20s sae.6.ey
Bldg., k&usss City. No.
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SHOT HER SON-IN-LAW.
Nr>. John tampbriI. Wife of "a Pros
porous Kansas Farmer. hiIiri
Hubert Day.

Smith Center. Kan. Feb 26.-The
wife of John Campbell. one of the
prosperous farmers of this county.
shot and killed Hubert Day. her SON
in-law, Monday. Mr.. Campbell order
ed Day off his farm Monday morning
and he went out in the road. but came
back To the house. Mrs. Campbell
told HIM not 10 come in the house.
but he had reached the door when
She shot. Day was married to Camp
bells only daughter about wear ago.
bui they have not lived together Tor
several months.
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DOWN The SHAFT OPENING.
Three Bows Lost Their lives in IN
accident 80 "a Wine Near
EiWHhiL. HiIn.

EiVabik. Mimi, Feb. @6.-Thrce
boys lost their lives ia au accident
al the Elba mine. six miles from
here. Five boys we're riding a ear
which Is used in the shaft One of
them turned the switch the wrong
way and the car descended RAPIDLY
from the top OF the shaft house to-
wards the shaft opening. Another
boy realized the danger and pulled
his brother or the car in tine n
save him. The ear crashed down The
shaft opening. hurting the three re.
naming boys 10 the bottom of the
SHAFT. killing them instantly. The
dead boys were two sons al Joseph
Felt. aged l0 and -. and Andrew
Schlakdich' sou. AGED aboa Years.
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MORPHINE PILLS.
Two Little Girls. NistnLing Them
For Candy. Ate Five Of Them
Both Are Dead.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Feb. Martha
and Florence Spangler. aged , and
years respectively. daughters OF
Arthur Spangler. air brake Inspector
of the Fort Wayne railroad. during a
short absence OF their mother Mon
day secured a box of morphine pills.
aud thinking they were candy. ate
1--WE of 'he quarter grain pills. The
ch'ldreE suffered greatly all day and
in spite OF the efforts of four ply
sicians died Monday night.
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CAUSED A STAMPEDE.
Stole an Ei.bt-Foot P,thon and
Threw IL Down saloon
Counter.

Newcastle Pa. Feb. 26.-.Iohn Uew-
lit. an ironworker Of this city. while
drunk. entered a museum here and
stole an eight-foot python. Going to
barroom nearby he caused 4 Stam-
pede by throwing he reptile down on
the counter. When the bartender
had secured clubs Ia Kill the snake
Hewitt picked il up and carried it
OFF The snake was soon missed from
its cage. and Proprietor Hayes told
the police. Hewitt WAS arrested at
his home, and the snake WAS found
with him.
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ENGINEER KILLED.
hiic Oiiing the Engine He Fen
into the Fly Wheel and WINS
Crushed Ia a. Jelly

Marietta, o.. Feb. oG.-Mrs. Wilson
f"bInsoh had presentiment Monday
mornin" that some accident was 90.
ing to beiaH her husband. an engin.
Ger IN Nycs foundry. and begged him
not TO go TO work. and stay away
from the machinery Monday. He
kissed his children and went to worl,
Monday afternoon in oiling the en-.
CINE hc fell forward and went into
tine fly wheel. lie was crushed In
Jelly and died in an hour.
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"3iaci> Jnck- fo Swing

Santa Fe. Y. NJ. Feb. 26.-The date
for the execution OF Tom ketchum,
better known as BLACK Jack whose
band of outlaws terrotized this ter
-ritory for long time. was Monday
fixed by the territorial supreme
court for March -. Although ac-
cused of several murders and other
felonies. kefchum was only tried for
the robbery OF train near Folsom.
\. NJ, the penalty for which in lhie
territory i death.
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Private Bank Fails.

Chicago. Feb. 2G.--The private hank
OF Palmer y Mayer. at DcspiaincS. a
village l. miles from Chicago. failed
10 open IFS doors Monday. 1t held
ABOUT 220.e0o deposits belonging to
workingIneu and G.0On belonging to
the village of DeSplainr~. Expert
nents with liquid air are said to have
caused the trouble.
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bad. l suffered terribly; the blood
went up in my lungs and stomach, and
L vomited it up. l could not eat
scarcely anything. cannot tell what
/ suffered with my head. My hus-
band got me bottle of Lydia F. Pink
ham'sVegetable Compound, and before
/ had taken half of it began TO i'm
prove. and to-dayI am another woman
Mrs. Pinkham's medicine has saved nv
life. cannot praise it enough"
NJ. A. benson. Millport. NY,
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Scranton. Pa Feb. 26.-Tke 500
employees Of the Dolph Coal Co. at
Winton- this county. struck Monday
because the company had failed to
pay the 10 per cent. increase iIEwagcs
to a number of its miners. as agreed
when the big strike of last October
Was settled
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Al COMPOUND
q | have
: form for aoIte had
4 s. weak Icould mot dom houevo
of the
terribly
heavy
MY NV husban
but
me, dtot
Ten BOTH of
Off
had
ito lydia Veo.
etablc Compound dmyI
toa
they will follow Pnkhms be-
Gratefully Mis- Springs
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Was also troubled with leucorrhoes.
tired feeling. bearing down sensation,
pain across the back and thighs. [
felt as though there was a heavy
weight in my stomach all the time.
l have taken two bottles of the medi-
cine, and now have better health than
l have had for four years"
Mrs. LIZZIE DICKSON HoDeE.
Avalon, Ohio.
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The Plague in Cape Town.

Cape Town. FEB. 26.-Thus far II
cases OF bubonic plague have been re-
ported in Cape Town. including si>:
Europeans. There have been six
deaths from the disease. one Euro
pean being among the number. II j
expected thar several eases still an
der treatment will prove fatal
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Pittsburgh. Pa. Feb. 26.-Fire caus-
ed by heated irons at her feet set fire
TO Miss Ella orth's bed. in Allegheny
Both limbs were badly burned. but
she viii recover
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Kansas City. Feb. 26.-Nrs. Cath.
crime SeelcY. %ho shot and slightly
wounded her former husband ". g..
Sccley. a his home in this city two
weeks ago. was released from the
county Jail Monday on Il $3.50 bond
The trial i set for March IS.
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Minneapolis. Mimi. Feb. 26.-FranI,
IL. Hamilton. convicted of man
slaughter in The first degree. wa
Monday sentenced by Judge Brooks.
To seven iears at hard labor in Tn,
state prison al Saltwater,
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Shot Himself Through Henri.

Washington. Feb. 20. Fred Kern.
= SON of Hon. john w Kern. o. M
diana. committed suicide Monday
night at a hotel here by shooting
himself through the heart. lie We,
- years of age and unmarried.
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Dropped Dead.

Guthrie. O. r., Feb. 26.-Mai. |. Y.
+. trozier. a merchant of Cushing
O. T.. and vice president of the Bank
of Indian Territory. dropped dead
Monday lie served with the Canadian
forces in the Louis Riel rebellion
and was given badge Tor special
braTrrN
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Some Old residents here think
there may hc difficulty in connec-
ton with the crrcmouiai of receiving
The ministers of the powers 10y the
court. but The ministers themselves
10 not anticipate amy.
Tho German and Russian barracks
for the Guards 81 ,hrir respective
legations viii bc ready ga % month.
MIR. Rockhill Monday attended Tor
lhe FIRST time meeting of the for
eisn ENJOYS in 3n independent ca
laci;N. No business Of Importance
was transacted
london. Feb. &C.. The Reuter- reir-
gram co. has received tne foliow.lg
from shanghai dated February 20.
Prince Tuan. Prince Ch,sng Ia
and Gen. Tung fu Ilsiane are s;iu
taking refuge az Ming tai Fu. pro-
vince of Kan Su. Two native CHRIS
tianS irom kui IIua Chcng IN the
northern part OF the pro, iucc OF shan
- report thc massacre OF 20 lualc
and fcluale missionaries and nihe
children Who have been missing since
October"
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IN CONGRESS-.
Real Struggle for insulsr Lexi.,a-
tiOn BeGnn in the senate.
Night session.

Washington. Feb. c6.-Tbe real
s-rngelo for nsular Legislation
a. this session began Monday in ,bc
senate. The army appropriation Hill
was under consideration aud The phil
ippine amendment was reported In
addition the Cuba amendment was
offered and the general debate nm
thesr propositions began. Sham an
position to the Philippine amendment
developed GA the democratic side
beginning with point of order which
the senate nvcrruled and followed
with speeches 10y Senators Tilhnon.
EaVlinS. Gallery. Bacon and MORGAN.
The amendment was defended nv Us
author. Mr.. Spoon,r. who pointed
ont the necessity for the Legislation.
senators Vest, lloar Bacon and Ro,y-
Inns offered amendments ten,inp 10
limit The powers conferred bv the
SpoOuer amendment. Senator Nor
gan made an eNtcnded speech severe
~ cri1icizinc the proposed IeeiSla-
ton. An evening session was held 10
allow time ia continue the debate.
Doings iu the House.
The house Monday iettisoned The
authorizations for two battIesbips
aud TWO cruisers which were in the
naval appropriation bin as it passed
tlrat podN. The senate had re irc1ed
the proposition. and against tlr ap-
pcals OF ihe house conferecs the
house Monday Notcd 10y n big ma
.iuritN to agree To the senate amend
mont striking oar the authorizations.
Chairman Cannon. of the appropria-
tiou committee. contributed largely
10 This result 10y "a vigorous speech
in favor of tine senate amendment.
Partial conference report ON the ma
vIl bill WAS agreed 60 aud the b;li
went back To conference. The house
also agreed to,fhc conference repott
GA the bill 10 create Il commission
Of Eve 10 adiuCicate the claims OF
United States citizens against Sn3in
assumed by The United STATES under
the treaty of Paris. just before 1d.
jourument Mr.. Iawncy. chairman Of
the -. Louis exposition committee.
asked unanimous consent 20 disagree
10 The senate amendment To the cN.
position bill. bat Mr.. Shepherd CTcND
objected.
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Wankegan. H., Feb. e6.-Dr. Chas.
p. Amet. once colonel in the United
States army and "A participant in the
early Indian campaigns In the west.
died here MOndav. aged ), Ncars-
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MAY Sc LYNCHED.
Ida FinkleStein. a Young school
Teacher, Assaulted by a Ne
Gro Near Terre Haute.
SHOT IN The HEAD AND THROAT CUT.
The Girl Fan Half a Mile 10 Farm
House With Blood Streaming
From Her Wounds.
We'll Armed officers aud Wen Who
Have Fniriy Good Description
OF the Ficpd Are. Securing
the tounfrN.

Terre Haute. Ind. Feb. 26.-ida
Finklestein. aged 20 wears. school
teacher. willie walking through a
lonely strip OF woods late Monday
afternoon on the way from the school
house where She taught 10 the inter
urban electric line. three miles east
OF Tcrre Hautc. was assaulted 10y an
unknown Negro. who shot her jn the
back of The head and cut her throat,
srvering the windpipe.
After the dastrdly assault had
been colnmitted.AIisS Finkic>tcm ram
Tor half mile 10 farm house with
the blood streaming from her wounds
and fell unconscious ON the. door
steps.
Died II Few Hours Later.
She is not expected 10 live and Of
iiccrS and men Who have - fairly good
description q the Nero are securing
the country east OF the city ARMED
with revol>erS aud ShotguuS \
lynchinc may result IL the a~~aultrr
is caught. Miss Finklestcin lives I'm
Terre Hautc. and has hrru student
ut the normal school. She j. bright
Young woman. accomplished. and has
d wide circle Of friends. who are i'm
cenSed al the terrible crime.
Miss Ida FinkleStein died nj II
o'clock Monday night an the Inion
hospital Several suspects have been
arrested and public feeling Is aroused
10 a high pitch.
support of a widowed mother with
six children.
Seven years ago her father. pack
peddler. was murdered IN saloon
Ut Hymera. a mining town.
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Killed His E.rnnlnNrr.

Helena. Ark, Feb. Theodore
Olson. = wealthy manufacturer of
slaves, WAS shot and killed by Bailey
Judge, Il young man III his employ
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CHANGE OF LIFE.

I" Twas taken sick
five years ago with
The Grippe and
had a relapse and
was given up by
the doctor and my
friends. Change
OF Life began to
work on me. l
flowed very badly
until a year ago,
then my stomach
a-l 1,,-Des rr.,t 90
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Population of SaxouV

Ecrlin. Feb. 2G.-The census shon :
he present population of SaXonv IN
ne 4.lSs.75s. or an increase of II pcr
cent. since the census Of lsJ,
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W Int He Cos.

.owne- Our friend rnderthum te'is ne
aes got line situation. How much does
ne get. DO YOU know;
Browne Oh. abou, 50 weel..
you don't mean II, it must he fine
situation TO command such a princelv al
,ry;'
Il didn't say that was his salary. That's
What has wife allows him. Philadelphia
Press
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The Affairs Of the Legation in
Pekin@ Turned Over 10 Mr..
W. ". ROckhill.
COURT WILL RETURN TO Tie CAPITAL.
Earl Ii Hung Chang Asserts That No
Further Difficulty in the.NegOtia-
tons is Now Possible.


Pckin". Feb. 26.-Mouday morning
Mr.. Congrr turned over The Affairs
OF the United States legation 10 Mr.
". ". Eockhili. particularly the con-
duet of ncgotia ions with the Chinese
plcuipotcntiaries. aud he VIII shortly
return 10 tine United States for Il
six months vacation.
Americans here feel that this ar
rangcment is confirmation OF the
report that ever, thing is practically
settled. for Mr.. Congcr felt IL his
duty 20 finish the negotiations Salts
fdctoIIiy. The Pei 40 river viii
open next week. and them thc c.odns
OF diplomats. correspondents and
ot hers Will begin.
III Hung Chaue SAYS bc expects
that the imperial court viii return
70 rokin" soon as notification j. gi,cA
that thr troops of the allies are crac-
Uaiin@ thr capital. lie also asserts
that 40 further difficulty in the ne
cotiatiors is possible.
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ut for a square man to
Sloper.
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Eight Drowned.

Hull. Feb. 26.-The trawier Cleo.
patra has sank off Iceland. Eight
Of her crew were drowned.
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Unlike Anvil

Obstinacy. like most {
many forms If manifest
II DO think. said OF
nephews who were 6
Chauncey's" peculiariti
trari-st man alive. "
What new light h
subject - asked one o
Well, hes - cor
jonder. that II he =
verti>ement headed 4
doesn't read it,'-YC
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PROFUSE PERIODS.
:" ] commenced

I" / commenced
taking Lydia e.
Rinkham's Vege-
I a bic Compound
a ut 3 months
ago, and cannot
express the Won
derful good it has
done me. Men
situations We're so
profuse as to leave
me very weak for
some time after
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Eenirs can only breathe free IN an at
no>Fliere OF freedom. John stuart Mil.
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" inner.

day walking along
:, punishment he saw .
<in front OF a ring with
Ter. When he came rp
following question:
40 the dog Ore
Fever tells the biggest
Aud the minister 81
tlte boys. for when I
yold les There was
yhtil one of the bow,
m up the dog"
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\ minister was one
rad. and 10 his a., 7
crowd of boys sitting I
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