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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
Briribef6rbrruna nah benz Muslanbe.

gsSn Der nit benz 5. San. 1901 en-
benoen Woae f6lieBt bic ausldnoii4e
polt (p3nttli9 in o[sn 5dGsn) in piez
fem poItamte. tpie frf1t 0adet pot
often bon 9 ubr Moreens Bis 5 ubr
Ma6mittass. ausssnommen Conn.,
tags):
Srans : Ntlantii6e poft.
Oienltae, 9 ubr Qbsnbs,, fir gu
ropa, per 0ampfsr v9fetp : Yorf," bio
@putbamptpn (bis poIt fir Oeuti4z
Lamb unb Sr1anb muB h5eidnet iein
rper Nstp . Ycrf"); UNI II ubr
Na6ts, fir europa. per 0ampfer
ySsutonic," pia Qusenstopn (oie
Yolt fir 0suti6lonb muB bs5sidnet
fem npsr Seutonic"); fir bic N5orsn%
Snisln, per 9ampfer rps%niniular."
Mitttpo9, 9 lbr 4benos, Fir
5ranfrsid. Suo : europa, G9ppten
unb 8riiii4 : Snb;en, per Oampfer
ga 9ascogns." pia Sabre Die poIt
fir onosre S6sils bon gurppa mub
be5ei9net 3sin rper Ga @ascoane"O;
fir europa, per Oampfer ,&ailer
Mil6elm be + @rpbs," pia @outbampz
ton unb 8rsmen (oie poit fir Srantz
teid, Suo : europa, Ggpptsn uno
@ritii9 : Snbien mub be5sidnet isin
rper 4aiisr Wil6elm Der 9roBs").
6reitae, 6 1br Mbenos, firguropa,
per Oampfer rgtruria." pia Queens
tDtpn.
golt fir Sibz unb Central msrita,
Wsitinbien etc.
Oisnitae, 3 l1br Na9mittaes. fir
Samuica, ola 0ampfer bon Bottom;
u u6r Na9ts, fiir Central 4merita
unb @ib : paeific : 9dfen, pia Goz
lon; fir Snogua uno 9aiti, per DAM
pier rMt. @srnOn".
Mittpo9, 1 l1br Hadmittags, fir
Cuba, Dia 5ampa; 7 l1br MbenDs,
fir sSamaica unp prppinssn bon
Santiago Cuba, per Dampfsr BON
philadelphia; II ubr Ro6ts, fir
9aiti, per Oampfsr rprins @iGem
Der 0ritte"; fir Ga Ylatu : 2dnosr,
ter 0ampfsr y96ioius";; Fir Nafau,
Guantanamo uno Santiago, per
Oampfer rSdratoga; fir Nafau, pia
Miami.
5rsitao, l ubr Nadmittass, fir
Cuba, u:a Sampa; II ubr Na6ts,
fir Bermuda, per Dampfer rSrinis
bao"; fir 8raiilisn, per Dampfer
BUTTON; fir Yprto Hioo, per DAM
pier San Suan"; fir Curacao unb
@ns5usla, pet Oampfsr n6ilbur";;
fir Samaica unb @rebtptpn, per
Ddmpfsr nQlsns".
SamItag , II ubr Radts, fir NaIz
fau, bia Miami.
poff fir Neu~funblanb, pia Nprtb
6Donep, unb fir Miquelpn, pia 9oz
fon, Idlisbt bier tdsli9 UNI 8 ubr
Ma9mittaes; fir Gotta Hiea, 9onbu=
ras uno Guatemala, pia Stem : Sr=
leans, tdgli4 s ubr Nbenos.
Srans Yacifie : polf.
Dinitag, Z lbr N6snbs, fir So
pqh, China unb bic pbilippimn, Dia
@sattle.
"a Dpnneritae, z l16r Ibenbs, fir
paii. Sapan, G6ina unb bic pbiz
lA lnen, pia San Jranaisco.
81 Srans : pacific : polt pirb
obeeih.dt tdsli9 nod ben t6dfsn obne
MuRntbalt Der lteberlanb E Route.
g. Dabies Warfislb, poHmeifter.
9ieier Varagrapb
pirb Geenfli6 nur in Der Mblihi pers
DffentliHt, UNI Six uno unfsr 8altiz
morer 8ier einanosr nd6sr gu fu6ren.
sic tDeroen Dann bas ue6riae tbun,
pds beiBt, penn Sic fir Neinbeit,
fraft, oslifaten 8eFdmad unb Site
banf6ar finD. Bon Der SEQ. Gin
iber, IT,, 8rau4gpmp." nur nit 8orz
koaht rno 9or5iisl;ffsit gebraut.
pbi[ips gros., aleiaias Jiafhenfil=
Ter, 609-611 Glib garafie : Ctr.
Br1usrsi15elephon 6. &c g. 1857. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
MnnRe INN Memihtf-

.pie bielelben nDn Der Ral.imorel
N(e9L upD 8etrai0e=80rft apseEDm'
men tDerben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
Oie Hebattipn.

Grinft &ennb's Sbee nub &affee.
unier 3iel = ben f%sinIten Sbse uno
3affee unb 3uder Dem Goniumentsn
fir ben %biqigIten Preis gu perfaufen.
6. .. 9ennp. 10 2dbsn in Der Staot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

&SNGLNI WEAEtHk~
Ger. &taaten gScrrersNnrcdu.
SaItIuar. ben 81. DECEMBER 1900.
'e"' meter. '' tistsit ain. Cd Gsti,
500 g. 2e.74 81 100 W.z8. 8 Sa,aen
SOC VI. 1887 As SO %. / 3rlb.
WittI. Saronl.ttrf, 20. sc 96hff. Tbermo u.tcyh. ..49
Yiittl. Ebrrnluuletsrf. IL 9ieoriafer "a
9iebobftt 5GneQis.ct bes gB,noes In elmer Stuuse
sctrra 8 NsIlen bon GioluefteH
as searIsr 1Btrrer - DIE ~nieprilie Temperature
oes stifrlsen lG3.s All neubeuaHHIeH StGuoneH
mar, uie iulst-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
Der Qeutf6e Correspondent.
1ienfas. ben 1. Sanuar 1901.


ltnterhaItnns2.m eatrciter.
.MuiitsI u n."-Deie Mode:
.6spbo.~
r2pceumsS beoter. - Dsfe Mobe:
fdali6 sfrei 8auosoiuss Q 6rfeuunssn.
r9u1ibabitr. > gbeater." 49, Diese
Mn5e: yaerob tbs GaeifG.S
Serbs Spernhaus. "-DKieW ode:
s9apa's fpift.1
r0piDarb : Mubitorium." - Oiefe
GsO4t: tdsIi5 ,ipei gort.Iuussn.
800 9r. s. S. 9pftod, Dirsttor.
- Snoif Stunben unterbaltuua BON IL f1br 0crs
~n1ittaas bis Ii ubr Nbenes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

XXX Der r@6iqerzuntsr7tibun9sz
0erein" bGA 6eute Qbenb In Himz
6a9'5 6aQs, Nr, 251, berl, 6rsbsrids
NDenue, feline jdhrlids 9eneraI : Der
1ommlung utlo 8eamtentpa6l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
TO ADVER-
TYCTDC

There is no German paper In Maryland. except
ing the German Correspondent, that has sufficient
press capacity to print the usual edition Of Der
peutsche Correspondent in less than
I v OUR
The press of the correspondent" will print
fold and count the entire edition Of any ether
daily German paper IN Maryland In
FIVE MINUTES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

*** Der n9cottftraBenz9auz uno
Sparbersin" bdlt beute Nbenb feline
jGbrfids Notwithstanding u. Be-
amtenfpabl in Nr. 701, ScottftraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

*** Der rNGgem. Qrb.iter : Srunz
fen : unterItiibung5 : 8erein" hdIt
feline regslmdBige General : 9erIummz
lung beute, 0ienitu9, ben l, Sanuur,
1901, in Der rMe4anics' 9u[e" ab,
Die 5inan3 : 8eri4te peroen Bel oem
Wnldfis ber[slen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

*** Der y8aLtimorer MeBger=
8erein Ger. 1" pirb mongsn Q6enb in
eSoroan's 9ale an Centre > Martt
feline Sabres : 8erfammlung uno Be-
nmtsnnnh{ hhfEPn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

@~kLlC . w
/ au5itfuB bat 1728 auBifson.
l NlssGuGons bat 282 94bii3oQ.
Gorp SOl3 bat 128 8u6jtIuB.
3iite 8 Bel 8 bsi 4 BIG ehtbdlt Elm
Quart.
5 Msilen limb glei4 l 0fague.
8 5urIongs Iinb gleih / qieile.
Sin 0ol3baufe, 4 SUP APn, 4 SUB
lireit unb 8 SUB lang, mac4t 1 Gor0
10 ROOs Fnb slei9 l 5urlons,
81 SUP IinO qIsi4 l " GOb" ODER
ppIs,
stifie 16 bel IS bel 4 af16 ent9dlt
] @Ifqsl.
I Some runbss saubol8 bat Sc
aubitfuB.
aiiie IS 6ei 16 6ti 8 3f8 ehtbdlt 1
Rui9kl.
| 1rodsn : @o1Ons bat 26sP 6i1o
HIbit6pQ.
3ubit<M aBe.
l Sonne 6ebduenes 9aubol5 Rc(t ~
Eu6itfIB,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

So6n 8ropn u. SOhnt, $393.57;
Merf5suee - rWilcor 9aropars G.
Sron 49," SSobn 8rppn u. SD9ns, 6.
Scott pabne urb 8ruber, auIammsn
$500; serI6lagene unb Pflaterltsins
IS. 8. pebpicorb, $249.7 rs; @ummi
- SEQ. g. S6omos, iun,, 9ebr. 8ol.
ton, Sobn gropn Ii. @66ns, nGRIa>
peafe 3ubber &c." 9uiammsn $3.50;
Del nStanoarO Oil Co.," $375;
pferoefutter - Daniel Reioer unb 81.
6. WeGs, $685.; 3iegelf1etns -
Baltimore 8rid Co." unb Wi6asl
Wooms, jun, 1915; Ma!6inenDl -
9ebr. 8olion, $295,5O; 5ar6e - Sc
briiosr Bolton, $454.35; 9ol3 - 8.
8. S6rmas, $685.; Dei6fo6len -
9. Waais u. Co., Batter Wbitelep
Co.," $6728; &lammern unb 9entils
- 81. g. Smit9 Mfg. &C.," $23,z
625.5O; 306rsn = runiteb Statss
GoTt Sron pipe &c Sounbrp Co." q.
.. Moob u, 60, ~. .. Orummonb
Ii. 9p, $4,000; 6ubrtperts Wt. S.
S%2eia, S. s. Peobicoro, 3 Gents
pro 100 Pfunb.
6afenbeb0rbs: Go6ten rMer=
9onts' 3obfenAgp.," $2.75 pro Som
ne; 9ampfer 3ubsb0r - 9s6ribsr
Bolton.
parf6sh0rbe (fir eftftriT6s 2;ftz
anlaee i'm r9ruib : 6;a porfD:
Drd6te unb qfG6ls - vuniteb @Rcz
trio &c Bonner 3d." $321S.62; Maz
f6inen = Sbonas 6. 8aF6or u. g.,
$1O96; Nlternutor = vWsIiing6ouIe
GsctricMfg. Co." $3.50; 2anpen
- nSputhsrn} electric Camp &c."
$2125.
Superintendent Der Dffent.idRn Gss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

lSn Der NIT Dem 5. San. 1901 en-
benoen Wo4e f6lieBt bic ausldnoil9e
Yoit (pInttli9 in o1en 1dasn) in oiez
fem poitamte. tpis fr'1t 9adet : poit
often BON 9 ubr Morsens Bis 5 ubr
Nahmittass. aussenommsn Conn
4,,aN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-13
HUMBOLDT
ARRIVES IN
Brings Down Fair Passenger List
From Alaska and Late News

Steamer Humboldt. the Alaska
Flyer arrived In port last night
from Bkagway. She carried lsS
passengers and her cargo of the pre-
clouH metal included 500. 900 eanhlgn-
ed o. Seattle banks aud about li00,-
900 Ia possession of passengers.
Dawson papers or August 3 eE-
press fear that the river trhnic
viii be closed sooner than usual this
year on account of the rapid lower
Ing of the Yukon. At circle city the
river h nliinE with Hundbafa and
the same trouble ls found ut Forty
Mile. la all probability river boat
viii be unable to make more than
two round trips this season,
The Northern Commercial Com
pany has met with a loss by the con-
fiHeation on tile part Of the cana D.
dian government ~ 10 600 gallons of
whisky. which was shipped into
Dawson without permit The ship.
mont was mostly ease goods and
WAS a serious lorn 20 Che company.
The latest scheme for the internal
development Of Alaska IN railway
from Valdes 70 Eagle city. Tho
road vii be about 800 miles long and
will open up the head waters off the
TAnnnh and Copper rivers.
The latest gold discoveries have
been In the Stewart river country
south 81 Dawson. There has been
a steady now Of prospectora In that
direction all summer but a stampede
IN the latest report Among the
most successful seekers ~ gold on the
Humboldt we're. & T.. Phillips. J.
e. Phillips Mrs y Archibald. H. q.
Sullivan. l.. = Edwards. !. ". Fian-
merry and John Fiannery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-13
ED. MARTIN AND MIR. RUSSELL
PLEASE 90 AWAY. AND,
never Be GUILTY AGAIN
The 20Round Glove Contest at the Grand Opera House
Last Night Is Still Waiting for Name-ThOse
Who Saw It Refuse to Speak.

agares-nnly Madden, Of New York
city. and James Morrison OF seattle
twho hy the way h goins on "a vacn-
ton until he gets over the idea that
ne hacked Ruasetn, agreed that thcis
men should be allowed to hsht In the
clinches. This was terror for NJ.
crane. and for the FIRST two rounds
he was wcdsing In and under two
HOLSTERS. trying to set them apart
And u Oldn't work
The referee then announced that
for the remainder OF the contest the
puncrs would have 90 break clean
The arrangement worked well. only
IN the ufth round. when eolored Den
yer FL Martin Cgive the desii hlu
ducsl wouldnt lei Russell fan into
his arms.
Russell showed a besfstcak phiH
as early a. the third round. itr
went down Ia the sixth. got up In
time and held good until he went
fun length near the end og the tenth
aud then managing e. gain hts
pins he made a hradson collision
with Martin. grabbed the colofcd
man about the wallet and shoulder
and began jahhlng him upward With
his knees. This put the " hole work.
out Of business. Mr.. crane gave the
hwht t. Martin. and a. the crowd
went cut everybody was making
resolutions but when the next
scicnuHc eo-RoUND GLOVE CON
TEST n pulled OFT n OF near this
town. IT'S dollars 90 doughnuts that
the Same people will b. there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-13
VIII inspect canneries

Joaeph Kildall % Minneapolis. gen
eral manager 81 the Pacific Coast A
Northwest Packing Co. L. IN the city
n guest az the Rainier Grand. Mr..
kildail's company operates n can
merry AZ WranEcl Narrowa. Alaska.
and he win leave soon 70 inspect the
plant and its workings
The company will pack 10000 cases
Of salmon this year. n has Jos mon
az work, the catch being ~ largo
that the greatest effort b. necessary
10 handle the fish brought Ia.
NJ. r. staight Of Republic. Wash
a large siockhoider Of the company
and one ~ It's promoters when the
company was formed two years ago.
is IN the city. and spent some time
today with Mr.. Klieaf. Their com
pany operates one o. the few coast
companies not amalRamated with
the recently formed Onffroy com
blnc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-13
SOME SLANG

The British foreign once. the Ath-
euaeum complains. IL developing a
respectable tendency % the use %
slang
In the house o. commons recent
written answer from the department.
made lord Cranbofne speak 81 the
balance q railway. meaning the
remainder % u. and now a parils.
msutary paper Is circulated on the
Mad Mullah "a somaiiiand. In whlea
the curious slang used ~ Col. sad
Ter in his dispatches is IN one caae
adopted - the foreign Office from
him In the precis Of the papers: Nut
lah. Reported OF his head. 4"
strange 20 say. the great London
weekly neglects % seize this oppor.
tunify for another more or lssa we'll
founded attack upon american.
isfms."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-13
MORE MONEY SPENT
ON RATTLE-TRAP
Council Appropriates $1,000 for an
Addition to City Hall

Council last night Appropriated
5000 10 build an addition ta the city
hall for the use Of the engineerins
department. IL viii Be built jus.
south Of the council room and over
she ofiices ~ the treasurer and the
water department. II viii be aka
feet and have windows On all sides.
IL II 20 be used principally BY the
eraughtsnen and win ~ built -
there win be PLENTY ~ light.
President Criehson opposed the bill
on the grounds that IL was bad policy
% spend any more money On an oil
ratfle-tran. He suggested that the
beard 81 health Be moved 60 the oil
city hall and that the engineer Be
given use Of the room now occupied
u the beard.
A letter Was read from Engineer
Thomson stating that the depart
rnent was hampersd for rogm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-13
MORNING FIRE ON
MADISON STREET
Residence Of W. !. Sterling Has
Narrow Escape

Fire broke out IN the residence nf
". ] Sterling az ssts Madison strees
at g o'clock this morning. and thu
timely arrival % the are department.
saved the building from entirv de-
rtruction and damage to nearby
houses.
shortly after 3 e.ciock this morn
ink she family ~ Mr. Sterling we're
awakened BY the smell % smoke an
the cracking ~ burning Wood. They
rushed downstairs and found that
the kifchsn and rear af The house
we're on Gre. The department YES
notified BY telephone. Tsso engines
responded and fremcr succeeded in
saving almost al ~ this hauae and
prevented adjoining residences from
burning. This damage ts not over
so. fully insured. The property 10
oNnsd - clark Kelly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-13

en- the excursion run, viii leave to-
night at o'clock far Skagway With
a lhrge party Of oNcuruiuniHtH
Among them are many prominent
eitlaens II Seattle and tourists from
tho East gning with the party Il
MaI Glaasfnrd and Lirut Mitchell
of the United states ulguai corps
with "a party ~ rs to lay the Nkagway
Juneau cable. The steamer lakWe
viii follow them IN few dayu as
rean az the loading ~ the cable II
finished, Nr. Cleo. D.. Chandler 4
prominent business man Of salt Laks
city. ana HES family. aud john say
cry. a member OF the Cosmoa tlus
If Washington. II. e, are we'll known
members at the party. Judge and
Ms. burke and Judge and MfH. Wa.
tefman Of this city. VII make the
round trip on the boat In addition
to her i5d passengers the Cottage
city will have fun cargo OF Ega.
rfai merchandise,
An inspection hy both the local and
Canadian steamship Inspectors OF the
steamship Mexico. which hus Tor
several weeks been lying nt the A.
ilurfon dock. resulted IN a verdict
of the complete Hworthlneaa Of the
ship. The Canadian officers assist
"a iu the inspection. as the steamer
may have occasion ta make Canadian
ports capt Caine does not know
deanltely the finai disposition 90 the
Mexico, hut she viii probably SO on
the Alaska run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-13
ASK FOR MURDERED
MEMS BODIES.

Gov. Toole 81 Montana. and Gov.
Hunt Of idaho, have Joined IN re-
onesting the federal government 70
transport from Unimsk island. Al
aska, 70 Seattle. the bodies u Con
and Florence Sullivan, and r. II
Rooney, murdered on the remote
shores 81 unImak last June.
The governors, acting On petition
of many friends Of the Sullivan
brothers. ask that one Of the rev
enue cutters IN North Pacific wa
tiers perform the desired service.
Their request Is addressed 10 Preai.
dent Mckinley. but viii probably be
referred to the treasury department
under which the cutters operate.
The Sullivan brothers are Butte
men, while Rooney went to Alaska
from Wallace. Idaho. Al are well
known prOspectors and mining men
Con Sullivan wac one Of the early
sinners Of the Occur d'Alene. and one
~ the locators 81 the famous Bunk
er Hin and Sullivan mine.
The three men were killed and
robbed If 1890 IN camp on Unimak
fsiAnd, supposedly BY white men de-
serted from n fishing ship Their
bodies, according 10 unc0nflrned re.
ports brought here. were buried on
tho Island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-13
FOOT CRUSHED
c. ]. Thompson Run Over on Rail-
road Avenue

e ,. Thompson. a coal miner. nuf.
fered a severe accident early THE
morning on Railroad avenue. near
the coal buukrra lie was consider.
ably intoxicated and was walking
along the railroad tracks. lie heard
the whistle % an engine directly he.
hind him. but before be could, get cut
of the way a wheel had passed over
part * bis riEht foot. MASKING It
0aicer Carr called the patrol wagon
and the injured man was removed
u tho city SAIL. where Or Borisz
dressed his wounds, A hack was
called and Thompson was removed
a n steamer foe Port Madison
where he has friends and relatives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-13
3 BATKERS
LOSE LIVES

SALISBURY. Nd. Aug. i2.-Three
persons were drowned while bathing
yesterday afternoon NJ Queponoo on
sinepuXent bay. They were Miss
Ethel L. Phillips. Of Baltimore: Miss
Jennie white. Of Whiteahurg, Nd.
g. q. Ratelinc. Of Salisbury.
The three victims became separat-
ed from other members Of the party
and suddenly found themselves IN a
deep hole. The women became
frightened, and. on finding them
selves going down. grabbed Radcliffe.
who was o good swimmer. and drag
ged him with them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-13
is NOW
PLENTIFUL
Large Quantities of Apples and
Pears From California

Large quantities OF apples AMI
poata. which came from California
IN the umatilla we're brought into
the market this me rnlns, Several
carloads 81 melons aud small vegrt-
ahlru also came up from the south
The arrival OF the California produce
increased the activity on the avenue
ana had a SLIGHT tendency 20 lower
Prices.
The local receipts this morning
were emily fair, there being no great
quantity % any one variety sent In
from Wenatchee or Yakima.
Water melons are very pleutifui
and have dropped appfeciably dur
ing the past few dnya.
nutter and eggs stand the same as
yesterday. other prices are I'M
changed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-13
400 TEA GOWNS. ass

400 TEA GOWNS, 41.sS.
Mine Tea Gowns IN red and
gray, that have an absolute
value Of 400. each VIII be closed
tomorrow at lg.ss.
only one 20 customer.
SALE or BOYS SHIRT
WAISTS.
Boys tic shirt Waists IA per-
cafe, remnant price wednesday,
Toe.
Boys zoe Shirt Waists. mill
remnant price Wednesday. &c.
TOOTH BRUSHES. &c.
We will offcr . thousand extra
fiue Japan Tooth Brushes. worth
UP 90 90c. at &C. tomorrow.
KIRKts zyc SOAP AT Toe.
James :. Kinks Toilet soap.
the 55c kind. three bars in a box
tomorrow. Toe a box.
Kinks zoe PERFUME. i0c.
James $. Kinks triple extract
Perfume IN Apple Blossom. Rose
Petal and Carnati0n, worth s0c
an ounce. tomorrow i0c an ounce
In addition TO the above bar
gain we viii furnish the bottles
free.
FIVE NOTION BARGAINS.
White Graduating Belts. worth
&c. al Ice.
Hook-on Belts IN black leather
or black velvet with cross fronts,
worth &c. at 3sc.
Hooks and Eyes. with a spring
three cards for Sc.
Whale Bones, worth iec, for
si.c.
Dress Shields. worth iec. for 50
HOME MADE TAFFY. he.
We viii sell four fiavors of
Home Made Taffy tomorrow at
i5c "a pound vanilla. molaksea,
chocolate and strawberry.
MEMS OUTING FLANNEL
SHIRTS.
Worth 50c each. in all sizes. will
be under price tomorrow at &c,
instead Of SOC.
BOYS OVERALLs. isc.
Boys &c OyerailE will be iac
at the Bon Marche tomorrow.
wOMEN'S OXFORDS. soc.
W0men.s ONforda In tan and
black. worth Up TO t2.o0 a pair.
sac. There are. however. not all
sixes in the lot.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. HALF
PRICE
The sale OF muslin underwear
At half price viii be continued to-
morrow with fresh lots added TO
the table to keep the values up
70 the standard first offered
BABY CAPS A THIRD OFF.
All our baby caps and hats are
on sale at prices which average
a third OF the regular.
isc FOR SUMNER CORSETS.
We Ktill have plenty OF sizes.
70 and 81. summer corEets. which
viii be sold tomorrow at i9c a
pair.
wOMEN'S $50 WALKING
HATS. sc.
We are closing out the last OF
the walking Hats and Sailors in
the millinery store. A table of
these IN values up 20 ti.50 each.
viii be offered tomorrow az.
choice. sc.
cHiLDREN'S LINEN CAPS. i5c
Childreu's Linen Caps. the 26c
and soc kinds. will be on sale to-
morrow at 15c each.
2ac FOR 800 SHIRT WAISTS.
A table Of Shirt Waists. worth
81 ~ each. in a large variety Of
styles and patterns. viii 60 to-
morrow AZ 2sc.
ALL OVER TrCKING AT
oNE-THfRD OFF.
A lot Of all over Tucking made
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!" AN NEED TIN MONEY BAD.
indeed AN D0!"

enough for Dorothy n get ATOMS
wffh. viii have q make up The
deficiency out OF my own pocket.
Among her tutors there "a one Zoe
French. one Tor German and one f1T
Italian. Besides. she has an English
gOveruess and belongs 60 social
dancing classes and II member o.
golf. tennis and bathing clubs.
She requires many dresses. and V
compelled. IN making social calls. 60
spend good deal Of money for cab
hire
Referee Vim. J. A. McRlm turned
In a report favorinE the ilao0 IN
crease demanded.
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FAILED TO
REACH TOP

BANFF. y. W. T. Aug. I2-Mt
AssinibOiue. the aattsrhoru Of the
Canadian Rockies. after seven at
tempts In "a many seasons. IN stiii
uueonquered. Walter -. wilcox Of
Washington. y. g. and Henry g.
Bryant. eH.presldent ~ the Ocogra-
phical Society Of Philadelphia, ac,
c0nnpanled by two Canadian Pacific
Swiss guides. were defeated IN an at
tempt to reach IT, summit. although
an altitude ~ liiga feet was attain
ed. This In n higher point than
has previously been reached.
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WOMAN WILL
SHOOT FALLS

NIAGARA FALLS. N. y. Aug. -.
Carl =. Graham. famous for having
shot the Niagara whirlpool IN his
harrel-hoat. had a visitor last night.
Miss Alice Wagenhue. q female con-
tpftionist. longs % 80 through tina
whirlpool rapids. and aha came "a
NiaEaru 10 get the loan Of Ora
hams barrel. He agreed TO let her
take the trip the lattor part Of Au-
gust.
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Death Of MRS. hnQhes

Mrs. Harriet c. Hughes, aged 81
years. died after "A protraeted illness
at 1910 Fourteenth avenue from
1rishtn disease. Mrs, Hughes hAa
been a we'll known resident Of Seat.
tie since 1854 For many years abe
conducted tho urimlh house At Sec
end avenue and Pine street the
headquarters of army ana navy ON
GERS In this city, The dead woman
leaves one daughter, Miss judith
Hughes.
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WON'T BET ON
SHAMROCK

HALIFAX. ~. s.. Aug. ta-Archi.
bald Denny. builder OF Lipton's yacht
Shamrock IL. In a public address
here. said that Shamrock III would
md herself up against a hard prop
os1tion when she attempts to lift the
cup from the Constitution this year
He sald he hoped Sir Thomas Lip.
tons boat would win. but he would
do no betting on her.
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BY A DOG

AsBuRY PARK. y. j.. Aug. il
John Manning. while bathing here.
was caught ~ a strouE uudeftow
and wah being rapidly carried out 10
sra when his plight was seen BY a
big 81. Bernard dog owned BY ons
az the summer visitors here. The
dog reached Manning as he was
about to sink from exhaustion. and
DRAGGED him safely 20 shore.