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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-09
Ladies Jackets. Rag lans and New
 Markets,

Ladies' all wool tan jackets, silk lined, were $4.75. special, S2.9S Ladies' all wool jackets, several styles, value $6.00, special, $3.75 Ladies' all wool kersey cloth box coats and jackets, value S1.50. special $500 Ladies' all wool kersey cloth au- tomoble box coats and jackets, silk lined throughout, in tans. castors, greens, blues and blacks, value $9.50, special, $6.95 Ladies' very fine all wool kersey cloth automobile box coats, sat- ill lined throughout, colofS cas- tor. tan and black, value $10.75. special, Sl.49 Ladies' very fine all wool kersey cloth automobile coats. 27 and 42 inches long, satin lined throughout, SLIGO kind, $9.9S Ladies finest oxford pebble cheviot cloaks. with and without capes. satin lined, $20.00 kind, $14.50 Young ladies' newmarkets, $5.50 Ladies grey and mixed cloth rag lans and newmarkets, value $1o.50, $7.5o Ladies' fine rainproof raglans and cape newmarkets, $1S.00 kind, $12.50
 LADIES' SUITS. Ladies' newmarkets blue serge and grey homespun suits, $500 kind, special, S5.49 Ladies' all wool venetian cloth suits, finely tailored, silk lined jackets and etons, all colors, S12.00 kind, SS.5O Ladies' fine all wool venetian and broadcloth suits, jackets and etons, silk lined, regular $12.O0 kind, $S.aO Ladies' fine all wool Venetian and broadcloth suits, jackets and etons, silk lined, value $13.o0, $99S Ladies all wool cheviot. blouse suits, silk strap trimmed, value $17oo, S11.49 Ladies' all wool pebble cheviot suits, newly tailored, silk lined jackets, silk revers. graduated flounce skirts, a big bargain for $1S.00, Sl25Q
 LADIES' FUR SCARFS. Ladies black fox fur scarfs, clus- ter of six tails, $1.50 kind, 9Sc Ladies' Canada mink fur scarfs with cluster of six tails, value $2.49, S1.45 Stone marten fur scarfs with clus- ter Of six tails. the $500 kind, $1.9S 72 inch long electric seal fur scarfS, double cluster of tails. value $3. 50, $2.25 cluster of six tails, the 5000 kind, $22.9S Ladies natural grey fox fur as.fc, ', fi1II t,liI $7.0O kind, S4.00 with cluster six tails, value $6.
 s3.9S Ladies' extra full rich marten Scarfs, with cluster of six tails, l $10.00 value, 46.9S CHILDREN'S KEEPERS AND AU-
 TONIOB1LES. 1 Children's braid trimmed reefer jackets, were S1.75, $1 LOO Children's fine wool reefers, seal loped sailor collars, braid trim- med, S1 1.9S Children's automobile heavy weave coats, velvet trimmed, $500 kind.
 s3.47 l Several styles long automobile coats, with capas, S6oO Kind. S4OO I Children's fine all wool automobile coats ill castors and oxbloods I solid velvet collars, different l styles, value $6.5O, S49S Children's fine two and three cape automobile coats, braid and sat in trimmings. capes latest Paris shades, value $500, $5.5O Children's fine all wool kersey cloth automobile, yoke style. velvet piped. value S900, $G.49 l Children's fine all wool kersey cloth automobile coats. triple capes, velvet piped, S10O0 value.
 S749
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-09
Jones. Morgan & G
Mhc Naks5 the Be5l Hats in thR World!
HARDERFOLD UNDERWEAR.

Two light weight garments worn over each other will afford more protection from cold than heavy single garment, although the single garment may weigh more than the two lighter garments.
 Twelve hundred of the medical profession throughout the country endorse this principle of Harderfold Underwear. $3,75 each gar- ment, $7.OO combination suits, $l.5O abdom- inaI bands.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-09
The Umbrella Counter,

Bristles with new, fresh goods to please all tastes and purses, prices running from 39c to $10.0o. Look at the display in north window.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-09
q'HEL,.P.HAASECO

CARPETS AND RUGS.
 We sell only the makes that give good. honest wear. carefully selected designs and colorings. not the extravagant kind, but the good happy medl- un that combines the best wear ing qualities with reasonable prices. LNGRAINS.
 All wool. full extra super, the best ingrain carpet that money can buy, 65e per yard. BRUSSELS.
 25 pieces of the best quality full five frame body Brussels, one and two room lots to close, $l per yard. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
 A splendid colored and wear ing carpet. 3 grades, 59c, 69e and 79e for the best quality tap estry Brussels made. WILTON YELyETS.
 Splendid wearing qualities and richly colored, the regular price is S1 .25 yard, we are clos ing out one lot of 20 pieces for DOC yard. ADMINISTERS.
 A luxurious carpet with beau- tifnl rich colorings and q deep, heavy pile: these are regular S1.25 goods; 30 pieces ill one and two room lots to close soc per yard. GRASS CARPETS AND PLAIN COR DEMON FILLING.
 In all the popular colorings, low priced and very stylish. RIGS.
 Imperial Smyrnas, the best domestic rug made, in all sizes. Wiltons. Administers and Body Bruessels, all the standard makes in all the small and ear pet sizes. ORIENTAL RUGS.
 New lot. the best We have ever shown. India Rugs, hand made in carpet sizes.
 Lineoleums, Oil Cloth, Mat tings and Fur Rugs. FURNITURE. Our entire building is full Of niee clean, we'll made furniture. lfyon are looking for something out of the ordinary. come in and look over our stock, all new this. season.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-09
The Miller &PeCk Co Advance Sale
 --OF- UMBRELLAS.
 TOR
 .CHRISTM MASS

At very low prices.
 We have the largest line in the city, and if you intend to buy an umbrella, do it now. Don't wait until the last minute. Early buyers get the better assortment. There are designs and values in this lot that cannot he dupn- cafad
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-09
Mems Bath Robes,

The experiences of former Christ mas seasons have taught us the i'm portance of mems bath robes as holi- day merchandise The result is dis played in our large purchases for our mems furnishing department.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-09
We Will Have Chsaper Sugar.

Hardly any branch of agriculture is SO profitable as sugar beet raising where the soil is favorable and I fac tory is at hand. The manufacture of sugar at present prices is abnormally profitable where it can be carried on on q sufficiently large scale. But most of the reproducing countries can produce little else. They must stay in the business, and by improving their methods they can greatly reduce the cost of production. The world is bound 10 have cheap sugar, and the profits of culture and manufacturing will have to come down to normal rates.
 KELLY SAYS:
 Flour at to-day's prices is n very good investment.
 Go. to .kelly's for AIolasses Candy that will not stick to tue teeth,
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-09

ROCKY POINT md Providence River Oysters opened and in shell received daily. Also Swordfish, Halibut. Bluefsh, live and hroiIed Lobsters Finnan Haddies. Seal lops and other fish in their season, III cluding Long and Round Clans. at THE CITY FISH MARKET
 NEXT TO CASTLES.
The sun., 1901-10-14
DELAWARE MONDAY OCTOBER IA 1901
HUNTING ON THE YUKON.
Indians nnd whites Rcaping a Har-
vest'In Furs.

Washington, Oct. 13.-A thousand
men, exclusive of Indians, are engaged
in hunting ahd trapping in the vast
extent of fur bearing country on the
Upper Yukon, according 10 an interest
ing report received at the state depart
ment from Consul McCooR at Dawson
City. Dawson City is the central mar
kct for this fur country and sends fully
10000 pelts annually to the great fur
markets of London and New York.
The industry yields an annual revenue
OF about S35o,0o0.
In Dawson London quotations gov
ern, being fixed twice a year--in March
and in AuguSt--by "A board of principal
dealers Of the city, and prices are guag-
cl according to that scale in all parts
of the world except Russia. The pres
ent rates, compared with last years
prices, show an increase on bear,
beaver, otter and mink and a decrease
on silver gray fox, marten, wolf and
wolverine.
AS to the variety of furs, Mr.. Nc.
( Cook says that martcn pelts are the
most numerous and black fox the most
scarce. The latter is the most valua
bic of all the furs in the Upper Yukon
, Il good pelt readily bringing $500.
The sun., 1901-10-14
BUDGET OF CHINESE NEWS.
DoyEnScr Empress Issues Two Edicts.
To Bring About Prosperity.

DOyHngcr Empress Issues Two IIdicts.
TO Bring About Prosperity.
PeSing, Oct. 13rhe downger en-
press has issued two edicts. one Of
which establishes three new boards
and aholishcs many minor offices. The
other admoniShes officials to enforce
the reforms decreed in recent edicts
and says, Myself and the emperor for
tine past year have slept on worm
Mood and eaten gall Chinese
metaphor for nouishin% vengeance.
The cdiet goes on 60 say that the
board OF national administration,
Yung LII. comptroller general Of the
revenue board. ana others urge the
court TO inform the whole empire that
II Is determined 10 execute reforms
and enjoins officials 20 study and adopt
TIE western methods recommended by
Niccroys liu Kun vi and Chang Chih
TunG.
mo tritling measures" says the
cdict, will restore prosperity. The
destiny Of the government, whether
tur happiness or destruction. is involv-
"a iii these reforms which Will make
China Independent"
/ The foreign ministers at 4 meeting
determined TO evict foreign merchants
occupying houses without the consent
III the owners. Tie Chinese do not
desire to disturb those who We're es-
tablishcd hUfore the siege. 1t was de-
cidod also that the question of opening
IN whom commercial treaties are me-
gatiated and that meanwhile tile Chi
nrse shall collect in octro equivalent
70 the transit dues of y per cent on
EAnQs not nMNing tho lAtInr.
The sun., 1901-10-14
SOLD M'VEY'S LEASE.

r. Lease and good will Of tho stable
q AlnhroSe MrNey over which there has
h"rn So much litigation Of late. was Sold
~ saturday last to Attorney .Ioln =.
Al'lds for s.. Mr.. McNcy win remain
II p"ss"SNion until March 2alh without
lllying any rent Attorneys Saulsbury,
iillirs = aHd Higgins represented the
EHultaIl" Guarantee and Trust Com
Ha''F, who own the stable and John p.
Alrids WAS attorney for Mr.. SicVcy.
ii'VlotS to III" sale tho rrnt lad been
converted into Il Judgment hy com
nHinanls III" ease will probably not bc
h@rt by Magistrate Hollis today MS
announced, rs il is said he hns no iuris-
liciion in the case.
The sun., 1901-10-14
rryinr III nnnrh nrI.nnn.

ConStantinopIc, Oct 13. The situa-
tian ID the ease Of Miss Stone is that
the missionaries Baird and Haskell
are still trying to get in touch with
tho brigands in order to agree on the
amount of the ransom. 1t is scarcely
itkcly that this agreement viii be
reached for some days. SO soon as
word comes from the missionaries that
the amount OF the ransom has been de-
termlnrd upon member of the United
States legation will start for the place
named with the money.
The sun., 1901-10-14
COURTS SUSTAIN SMITH WILL.
End ofa Long and Bittor Fight in
Delaware Courts.

Georgetown, Del. Oct. 13.-A Jury here
q Saturday upheld the will Of Pretty
man ID. Smith. Smiths will disposiny
ot u $l5,C0O estate, was attacked by
hilzhh"tli y. Smith. and five Of tlr hest
lawyers OF Delaware were engaged
Previously \ Jury upset it, declaring
llIat Shllh was not in Il tcstamcmtary
.apacity on March IS. 1S9S, when hn
ldd"'l Z r"diril. Register CauSry refused
70 accept tho verdict, sending il back on
,r'"hd JlllN Saturdays verdict declared
that Smiths mind was sound.
The sun., 1901-10-14
STRIKE RIOT IN SCRANTON.
rfnctIon officials Are Burncd In Eli
Ey by Mob.

Scranton, IA. Oct 13A mob Of
ever Leon people toak 4 hand IN the
a.rnet car strike oil the west side ana
iurned in eiligy General Manager Sill
man and Claim Agent Dyer, who is in
Charge of the special police Of the COM
laily. Five arrests followed the riot.
lhc trouble originated with tile oppo-
ion of number Of women to the
reported mon running ears on the
llt'aYotle line. Saturday two women
@rle arrested for throwing tomatoes
II tile crews, and tl" crowd retaliatcd
IE a.ln lnohhing tile crews.
n Sccuid riot WAS threatened III the
Hain tluloughfarc Of tile city when
ABOUT 100 uf' tho imported nrn were
ANNOYED to the curpJry's office. Fhe
rompt action OF the lolite prevented
lualsllcd.
The sun., 1901-10-14
,.ant votoriopa ontlnw rnriionra.

foplEa, Nan.. Oct. bi Governor
stanley lEts set Noy. II flr tnaring
iir application fr patduu Cur En-
4 llaIhan noted outlaw, n'llo is
rvinG a lire sentence i'll tlr Kansas
aynttenti;nH for participating in the
taEyille bank robbery ID l>.t Much
Go.ttiuh WAS made 10 setting i date
fnr lliS hcarng hy these who opposed
tar pardon. Governor Jennings ~ OK
ahoma has wgitt"n e Governor stan
II a-l,ir. that the pardon w granted.
Ennrtt Dalton il tic youngest Of tile
ntoriuu~ Dalton gnug which tcrrorized
southern Kansas uud tile Indian Ter
r.tpl% lev years u@o.
The sun., 1901-10-14
STORE FIXTURES.

Gct our price on Billiard and Pool
rabies before buying elsewhere. sold on
aSy payments. Our cushions are guar.
ahlccd for twenty years, ana arc mndr
i,S IL new vulcanizing process. Old fables
htted with our cushions are as good os
new, satisfaction guaranteed or monnv
refunded. See our advertisement nj
Manager Wanted" for lawful slot ma.
chine. '''a'
'Al'MER BILLIARD TABLE WORKS
Chicago, III.
The sun., 1901-10-14
WEAK ENIID IN LAST HALE.
Swarthmore Defeated Delaware Col
lege by Score Of fOto u.

.tftcr outplaying Swnrthnorr in the
first half Of Saturdays game. Delaware
College eleven weakened in the last half
ANA allowed the former team to make
two touchdowns. The score was 10 to o
in favor Of Swarthmorc. The game was
played nj Swarthmorc.
In the first half Swarthmorc was IN
able 10 make any impression on the
Dclawareans, hut in the second half, by
persistent mass interference plays
Swarthmore scored two touchdowns, from
which no goals were kicked. \ band of
faithful supporters accompanied the Del
aware boys to Swarhmerr but even
their shouts could not instill enough
strength into their players to cnuble
them to stop Swarthmoic's savage rushet
in the last half
The lineup follows:
Delaware Swarthmorc
Cam .......... right end .... Williams
aud Kyle
Mccoy ........ right tackle ..... Brosius
Tunnel ...... right guard ~. T.ippincolt
/ Ferguson centre ....... McNaugh
jackson ....... lcft guard ...... Jackson
Wharton ...... LETT tackle 49,. .AIanakcc
! Powell ......... left end ........ EavcS
Huxley (capD quarter back. Han, Ccap.)
and Cam.
Harrington !. left half back Matthew
and LawtOn
BcvanS ...... left half back Smith
Evans .......... full back .,.... Stewart
Time, twenty and fifteen minute halves
Tonchdowns, Stewart 2. Referee. Mo,
MILAN. Swartlmorc. Umpire, Richard
Cam. cx-Dclawnrc. rimckrrpcrs, Gro
ives. Delaware. ANA Meredith. Lines
men. Jones. Delaware, and Price
Swarthmorc
The sun., 1901-10-14
TO Decorate rIihu YnIe,s crave.

New Haven. t'olln. oct H. III thu
Instance Of tie students Of Yale III
ranGrmemts have been made 10 dcc-
ol4ltc the grtfro Of Film Nale I'll WroX-
ham, EortI Wales at thu time of lhp
biccntennal VI thr university oct.
2o-2@. The vicar Of WIZ yfam. the
Rev. ~ ! Fletcher, WHO Will ~ prc-.
ent at the celebration fl New Haven
has prepared in connection With 4 stu.
dent committee i suitable crIcr of cX.
ertises Which Tie sch6a elilrien ri
WicNlafn are ~ cariy out Ihrae wil
b. hymns. and the grave i to ~ roy
e'cd With wrraths of laurul an1 bunch
9. af yinIets
The sun., 1901-10-14
Anarchist Indlcted For Consn,r.c,

Albuquerque. y. NJ. Oct. 13-Anto.
nio Maggie, the anarchist who was ar.
rested at Silver City because of his
alleged prediction Of the assassination
Of President Mckinley, has been in
dicted by the federal grand jury for
conspiracy to kill tho president. His
bail was fixed at $1,000.
The sun., 1901-10-14
a lntnrIn.s IMirl .I.n IA enIa I
squlttcr. on i..nMH Lni..l...

Wa-An-Jlt Gct ia Ihn uturior
lrammaat IaS fafWanlal ID tt war
uaaruHg.ai \ le4He l.ni t..au ny a~.
i.tutaaat t'ulUnol Eea.jtf a@elt
ai th hioNi EndiHn- HI n&Ghaua IL
0..tij,yg nnaibyr Qf poa1la WHa hNc
matted on huas bciaH2ip. 70 Tie
Nowas.
~ stndy traer;"nH s'esi H"th"as.
AT. rrlefslul4 Get. l@ Ntatay c.9i-
pral Hrtink, r9aaer ~ ne Ealtic
Upwards, is @ai3@ iu il" t.uirl ;>ates
t1 stuiy tlc Amcrlau 1el Industry
The construction Of tIo l4oricnn built
ilnssian cruiser Naia4 i3ts surprised
him.
The sun., 1901-10-14
Mr.. Grimes Tmproy,pD

The condition Of Robert Grimes. who
mad i stroke Of paralysis Friday even
lng' IS slightly improved. Mr.. Grimes
was resting easier yesterday, and DR.
Draper, who is attending him. is pleased
with the Improvement in his condition
The sun., 1901-10-14
IcrI,cr.s Tllrcntcn Sn,ientlnn.

St Juhm,s, NJ Hi. 0rt. la HE Dan-
u bark iiuns. from lIUlsun hay, re
lrts 4 nambor Nj iethors, IN the Nh
c.njty M thr >tlHit III Erllo islc. i'm
gsliiia@ navigation III t3osr waters,
Sil" aI~o reports passing the beaver.
ln0 steamer I.ali Stmroe from Mont.
Al Ort tor Liverpool. MT under
lni ana apparently Wttil disabled
HhilrIE lno Hams rrportS cXcrp-
tt Quantities " lor alung tho lnb-
#ar na>l threatening an carly clos
- oi navigation II thr strait "a I!rllo
II.
l,tnrin,s Thiri Ean ~ coIa nuat
Nmtpriu n G., uat -. Tie moyin.
".ti "uvprmmHt assay eipn Is lusE
llallug d Third fon III -ala dU-t
lru4Ii down from tine north dn lie
.aar Danube lihe naigdHal mhi-
wnio all allowed Ellie IrHHi"of Pcr
nt af th"nuMlnit ~ roNaliN ilny paid
tiD government HI Ihr llE9n Fht
ai.tiuil As q whether corporation.
Ill tr aIoWo. DHe lgmte !. thc sub
t0i caa" a8nlrnee hetWtcn tllr pro
ucht! aAl dominion g3riralanuls
The sun., 1901-10-14
House nuyers Attention..

Look at once at new houses. Tenlk and
Lombard street s rooms and bath. Tnn
h'Iilt, seven already sold. Its the pric.
that sells them quickly. Best value in the
city. Home Real Estate COMPANY.
Agents on ground.
The sun., 1901-10-14
Collector McCuIIough's Penalty.

Ilullidaysbnrg, Pa, Oct. 13.-.Iames
II Mccullough, former tax collector Of
Altoona. Pa, who embczzled 100000 of
public funds, has been sentenced by the
Blair county court to pay $1,000 fine
and 90 to Jail for one year.
The sun., 1901-10-14
Conference Academy Defeated.

Dover. Oct. S.-Wimington Confer
cncr Academy eleven was defeated hy
the Washington College team here Oh
Saturday 10y the score of 50 to o. The
Academy team failed to score through
II misunderstanding of signals whr,i il
had The opportunity TO do somc defensive
work
The sun., 1901-10-14
ELECTIONS In cuhn-

Havana, Oct. 13.-rhe elections for
all officers except president will be held
Dec. p next. The election for presi
dent will take place Feb. "a, Cuba's
national holiday.
The sun., 1901-10-14
NcWs Agent on Vacation

Harry p. Keller, news agent at French
street station, is spending n week with
his parents mt Lancaster. Pa. Crcamcr
ellis, assisted by j. Conner, have charge
OF fhe news stand during Mr.. Keller
absence.
The sun., 1901-10-14
WILMINGTON x-HIGH WINS.
Defeated Trainor A. A. by Score of q
IN q.

At the Union street ground on Satur-
day afternoon the Wilmington N-Hlgh
fottball team defeated the Trainor n. "A.
by the score Of to 0. The teams We're
OF about the same weight and the game
was very interesting. q
N-IIigh kicked off and the ball was
carried to Trainor's 35-yard line. The
ball having changed hands many times
and several kicks having been made by
both sides, the first half ended. Neither
side had scored.
lii the second half after the ball had
been carried up and down the field y
High obtained it OH their 4O-yard line,
With several rushes through the visitors
line and 30-yard run by Ellison, the
sphere was carried straight down th.
field to Trainors 2O-yard line. Here, by
II close formation the H-lligh sent Eli
son over for touchdown. Taylor kicked
the ponl
The sun., 1901-10-14
Jas. T. Mu|Iin & Sons
9th & Market, Wilmington
PRcPOS AIS.

PROPOSALS PROPOSALS FOR
furnishing seventy tons, 2,24O lbs. to the
coal delivered III the cellar at the City
HALL at such time or times as the Board
OF Police Commissioners may elect, will
be received at the office of the Chief Of
Police until u O'Clock noon Of Tuesday,
October Is, 1901 The right is reserved to
reject amy or all bids. For further in
formation apply to
EUGENE MASSEY,
Secretary Board Of Police Commissioners
The sun., 1901-10-14
The scor, follows:
Basket Rail- Game.

The lineup of the Wilmington and
West End basketball teams for the game
next Saturday night which will be played
nt ia" armory, will be rs follows:
llinliiglah West End
The sun., 1901-10-14

=, While gathering chestnuts Harley
thompson of Laurel, fell from tree.
lfacturing his skull and breaking his
arm. He is not expected to live.
The sun., 1901-10-14
Notes Of State News

lhc Tenth Annual Convention Of th,,
SUSSEX County Sunday School ASsoriu-
tiuh WI be- held at Seaford, in the NJ. t..
h'lrrll' on Tuesday, October 29lh. 1901.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
dIng ~ Miss Clara Faucet, Of George
town. to MIR. Dennis i. Wood of H:fr-
ll4ston lllr ceremony will he pcrror,I-
~ II tile brides home on WrdncS,lo,
morning Ortob"r %, ut half-past seven
o'cIeck.
NJ. nnd Mrs. George w. Rennum. Of
Georgetown. have issued invitations To
nHriag" of their danghtcr. Miss
Jennie i'onnnn, 10 Mr.. Walter 4. van
Iier, Of Sear1rd, to take place in Wesley
Methodist Episcopal Church. on Wcdncs-
WY afternoon, October 2S, at o'clock.
Ihr Delaware State Library Commits
'l4h ms issued Il circular to tho towa
| """lrI'S 81 Incorporated cities and towns
NV llh' Slalr, and to educational clnGs
Heltlng ferih thr requirements Of Tho
~ PASSED Ia he last Legislature. In re-.
| fA}ti " y" submission of the question n
latlElShng Ir"" libraries to the ,uralifrd
| H"l"fF II SAid towns. TnXpaycrs "
"!'agr s"N residing i'll incorporated muni-
'lmlitics have right To vote ON tLr
question y establishing free libraries.
The sun., 1901-10-14
nritish E.nnial ,lnrc r,.eg,I.

Pretoria. Oct. la Eighteen more
focr officers. caplred Since scpt IL
have Inon permanently lanlSAgd from
the country.
The sun., 1901-10-14
Freneh MnYar,. Attncl. nn M..1Inlc.

ffsiNth mayors AtlIrls pf NG'h III Is M.
Paris, Oct H. lie Sulel Is aIitInity
for the statement that the mayor NJ
BcurgCs will br prosecuted fOr an al'ti-
Gle which recently appeared IN local
paper Of which he II the manager ap.
proving III the coarsrst forms tie Vail
lant outrage in the chamber of ,iepu
ties ana the asSAssinntians of rgrsidunt
Caruot, King lIumhort and President
Mckinley. HI Is ase Snil to nave
grossly insuIted President Louhct.
Echo Of Cndahy kidnuning Case.
Omaha. Nch., Oct H. Thctr ha-
been another legal fight over he case
Of James Callahan. hpld for perjury iii
the Cudahy kidnHing trial Tho plea
IL bar was not argued lint cnIHlau's
attorneys filed Il motion to quasll ~
the ground flat q grand iul'E has leon
called and that Indictment rather tlan
information is the proper procedure.
The court said the motion WIN bo cailrd
Thursday and indicated that he woull
oycnule IT, Cnllahan's attorneys are
Said to be expecting l'ai Grove to lig-
nrc IN tle ease soon and are fighting
for time
The sun., 1901-10-14
New
Suits
And
GyercOats
Today.

boys s to 10 years. Latest
styles from best New York
makers. Popular styles and
prices and every suit guar
anteed to give satisfaction
Good clothing costs less be.
cause it wears longer and
looks better, besides the
satisfaction it gives the
wearer. New styles i'll hats,
shoes and furnishings fol
men, young men, boys and
little boys. Styles that you
will like. Prices that will
please you and goods that
will serve you well.
Open Tuesday and Satur-
day highs.
The sun., 1901-10-14

We have been re
ceiving new goods
all week. Suits
ard fall overcoa's
for young men.
Suits for boys I6
to I9 years. Suits
and ol ercoats fol
little boys a to 10
years. Suits for