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the colleries had union cards. After
four hours discussion OF the matter y
wars left in the hands OF special com
mi,tee Of twenty-one. Many of W
Scranton contingent We're in favor Of u
strike, but the majority connseled mod
Grafton and the result will probably be 4
demand that ill collieries grant the pfi-
vilcgcs.
Nitchell's election today as permanent
chairman Was received with hearty .ip-
planse. In responding TO the calls lor
i sprech, he said that he would rigldlS
enforce the rules governing debate, anl
that no speaker would be allowed TO talk
for more than five minutes on amy SUB,
icct. which is in line with his avoMcd
intention to bring the convention to ali
end as speedily as possible.
President Mitchell said that the conf
mittee found so many instances OF viola
tions Of contracts that the whole matter
was referred to a subcommittee or NY
with instructions to prepare RESOLUTIONS
depressing the SENSE Of the general com
mittre. This subcommittee will repor
to the general committee tomorrow morn
ling and the convention will then take vi
| the matter.
/ There is every indication that the con
vcntion will soon have completed y
work. President Mitchell said tonigll
lthat he thought adjournment would taxi
place by Friday evening mt the latest
The report Of the committee on resolti
tions has always been one of the lhs
matters considered by mine workers con
vcntions.
The official report on attendance VII
made today and showed that 600 ha
presented credentials. Of which 332 wer
from district l. 126 from district l; Al
232 from district o. The delegates trr'
lscnt 3il local unions.
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R.H.E.
A Child or Prosperity.

From the Smyrna Times.
The Wilmington sun undertakes to
.eNplain 10 the Morning News wherein
the strikers are justitiahle in combining
10 stop the work in the steel mills, and
stops in the midst Of its argument IL
say, I'VE do not know that We can make
il plain to our contemporary That is
lust the point that most of rs people
would like 10 have explained why the
employees strike in Il body with the IN
trntiun Of stopping the mills when they
have no complaint as individuals in r,.-
gard 10 treatment or pay received? Isn't
the strike, after nll. the child OF pros
peritg? One seems II natural sequence Of
| the nther.
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IN QUEST OF JUSTICE.
Haitian Merchant Wants Uncle sam
to Help Ayengc BROTHERS. Death

10 He1p tYenEe brOfher'S Death.
Washington, Aug. Do Mr.. Antonio
kouri, Haitian merchant claiming to
have been naturalized here, called nj
the state department during the day
in company with n. \. Shibley. Hal.
tian attorney TO induce the department
to take steps TO secure Justice for the
murder of his brother. Habid kouli,
also a naturalzed American citizen
and merchant Of Puerto au Principe
and New York.
1t was stated that the murderer OF
Kourl, one Nicola Nadr, was likely Ia
escape trial entirely, and even it
brought to trial he was likely to br ne
quilted owing to the disappearance OF
witnesses The crime was committed
last October when Nadir was arrested
lie has been in confinement since. bun
has been allowed a measure of liberty
ut times which, the complainantS al
lege. is beyond the limit of propricty
and safety.
Tho case was made the basis Of =
number Of attidayits, which Acting 50.
licitOr Van Dyne will take under con
sideration. and il is probable that il,
will communicate with Emitted State.
Minister Powell ana cause him to dt
what Is necessary TO prevent IL miscar
riase Of Justice.
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Colombian Rebels Very Active.

Kingston, Jamaica, Aug. %. = The
British steamer Costa Rican. which
has arrived here from Colon. Colombia,
brings advces of continued rebel actlV-
ity In the vicinity of Colon and Pan
anna. The government WAS making
renewed efforts to dislodge Tie rebels
from strong position. The rebels in
force We're attacking RucnaNemnra. on
the bay Of Choco, Monday. \ large
government force had been dispatched
from Panama in the hope of replllsing
the enemy. The censorship in Colon.
bia IL most stringent.
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ACCIDENT AT CAPITOL.
WOrkmen Hurt by u Mfshnp In the
Supreme Court Room.

WOrkmen Hurt by Mishap In INC
Supreme Court Room.
Washington. Aug. 29.-The false roof
over the United States supreme court
room at the capitol which had been
placed in position in connection with
repairs to the building fell during the
day, precipituting three workmcn to
the floor of the room % or 80 fee,
below.
The break in the roof was caused by
the accumulation of deE.'is, a great
deal of which fell through. The work
men were more or less cntangled with
timbers and bricks, and it was thought
Mt first they had been injured seriously
The most serious injury sustained by
any of them was a dislocated arm.
The injured men are all colored.
A party of tourists who were being
shown through the capitol had stepped
out of the courtroom only Il minute
before the accident occurred.
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French Army Mnneuvers.

Paris, Aug. 20. The western army
land an expedition at La Rochelle in
the presence of General Andre, the
minister Of war. Three transports
heavily laden with troops and escorted
by 20 lronclads belonging to the north.
crn and Mediterranean squadrons ap.
pearea before the port. The warSlips
reduced the forts to silence. The
United States training ship Hartford is
At In Rochelle to witness the opera,
tions and Is the object Of considerable
curiosity
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THE KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.
Delegates to Louisville CcnclnN,
spend Il Very Pheasant Day.

spend II Very Pleasant Day.
Louisville. Aug. ~ For the first
tinlr since the conclaye Of the knights
TrtnplmS began hcrp tile visitors We're
able 70 take full advantage Of the sight.
seeing excursions which have been OH
tile programme every day.
With no all absorbing feature to oe-
cupy their time. the knights and their
ladies went for rides On the Ohio river
ana took excursions into the country
while many set ont on visits to the bat
tlciiplds Of Tennessee and to Mammoth
cave and Cumberland gap.
Festivities Of the conclaye reached
their climax at night, when the knights
grand ball was given in the Horse
Show building. A thousand couples
danced.
Many Knights left the city for theil
homes during ilie day.
Henry Bates Stoddard of Bryan
Tex. has been elected grand command
er 10 succeed Reuben IL, Lloyd of Cal
ifornia. Colonel George H. Monlton oi
Chicago was elected 10 succeed Mr.
Stoddard rs deputy grand master. Rev
H. w. Rugg Of Rhode Island was ad
yanced one rank to the office of grant
generalissimo, made vacant by til,
election Of Colonel Moulton.
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BR0WNS0N 7
ATHLETICS :
Local Team Defeats the Chester
Club.

Brownson yesterday defeated the Ches-
ter .Athletics.by the score of to 3.
..Billy Day pitched for the locals and
Guest who has heretofore been Brow n
sons Jonah, did the pitching for the
visitors. Neither of them We're hit hard.
Brownson had six errors, all of them
costly. They We're made when men We're
on bases.
The .eatures of the game were Tier
ncy's and Hoffman's throwing, the form
N throwing from centre field and catch
| ing the runner while Hoffman threw
from right field.
| 3rewnson scored three runs in the first
inning and one in the sixth, which wol
the game.
lii the third inning Schultz hit a fou
tip which struck Diggins on the finger
and caused him to retire. The scor,
| fnllpwS.
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STRIKERS ABDUCTED POLICE.
Took Officers to Strike Headquarters
end Made Them Divulge.

Canal Dover, Ohio. Aug. ga fight
occurred here last evening between the
strikers and the mill policemen. The
latter. il is said, had been ont Of the
city on an rrrund for the Trust. When
they returned fine strikers demanded Ia
know whore they had been. and what
their business was. pom n refusal ia
give the information demanded, the striL
ers attempted to take the police 10 their
headquarters. They resisted, and fight
illnwed.
Nnmi"rs Won. and the police were
taken I" headquarters, where they were
told il No uncertain terms that it was
hest 10 give the information demanded
One Of them weakened and told what tht
men waned 10 know. They were then
permitted to 20.
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Phillips to Resume business,

Chicago. Aug. 29.-Incorporation pm
pcrs for Il grain company headed by
George II, Phillips, whose concern rc
Gently suspended business, have been
sent to the secretary of state. The
name of the new corporation will be
the George II. Phillips Grain company.
1t will be capitalized at S5Du,OOO, Or
which the creditors of Phillips dcfunet
company will hold $2OO,O0O
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Buildings CoIiap.e F.,o,

Jersey city. Aug 29.--A three story
frame building at the corner of Bloom
field and Center streets. Hoboken. col
lapsed during the day One man was
killed and woman was badly injured
Another man is missing The dead
man Is George Koerner. aged "a.
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The Esorestry tssocintion

Denver, Colo. Aug. -. The American
Forestry association has completed its
work. Al the morning session Profess
or 4. y. Hopkins Of Morgantown, w.
Va, discussed Insect Enemies of the
Forest and the Forest Products" He
gave many valuable hints on how to
combat these pests. At the afternoon
session reports of committees were
read and other routine business was
transacted
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The Gold Brick In n New nr.s,

San Francisco, Aug 20. The very
latest phase of the gold brick swindlr
has been developed in Alaska ANA tie
klondike according to The Chronicle,
which says that bogus gold dust ana
nuggets have been sent north in large
quantities and disposed OF as the prod
net OF various claims. Many persons
are said 10 have been yictimzed.
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mn E.nt.s ILis Ionr.

Manila. Aug. -. Civil Governor Taft
has returned here from the north lie
is pleased with the condition Of The
parts ot tlic country visited During
hls trip le established civil govern
hlentS a seven places lii Union. Ilo.
eos tsontli and northG Abra, Cagnyan,
isabella, I;imhales and Rorot, He in,
tends slertly 70 amnlgamate the
provincial governments. aboliShng the
cumbMSolilc governmental machinery
Of the smaller provinces
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Rochester Has n Mystery.

Rochester, Aug. 29.-A stranger who
gave his name as .Iames Campbell put
up Mt lodging house on Front street
several days ago and drank heavily
He was found dead in his room, and
examination showed that the man had
died from acute gastritis due to some
irritant poison. The police are investl.
eating
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Autos For Cars Army.

Paris, Aug. 29.--"rhe czar having in
timated a wish to examine fully into
military autoinohilism. all the available
automobiles will be employed in the
Reims review" says the Echo lie
Paris. The matter is one in which the
Russian emperor is greatly Interested.
Large government factories have i'll,
ready been built in st. Petersburg for
the manufacture of automobiles for the
Russian army.
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NOTICE.

70 the Poll Taxables Of the Northern
District Of Wilmington Hundred.
The poll taxable residents of the North
em District Of Wilmington Hundred ala
hereby notified that the undersigned pm
tax collector for the said district of sail
hundred will he nj his office, No. 1eS
Shiplry street, Wilmington, daily, from z
4 N. TO . p. M, until further notice, tol
he collection Of the poll tax of the Nor u
rrn District
ISAAC S. BULLOCK.
collector Of Poll Taxes for the Northern
district of Wilmington Hundred.
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nritish nnrk strnnneI.

san Francisco. Aug 20 The Mer-
chants Exchange has posted the fol.
lowing bulletin: "British bark Raroda,
bound from CnlIao for Portland. Or.
stranded eight miles south of Coquille
river. Sea smooth: crew saved; good
prosppcts for tioating vessel"
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Brownson ............3 0 0 o / 0 * A
Athletics ............0 0 o 0 1 l 0 0-3
Summary Earned runs, Brownson. I;
two base hit, Mclcher: home run, W G
.and: struck out by bay. 1; by Cues,
I; base on balls by Day. 1; by Guest. 1;
lit by pitched ball, Schultz; sacrifice hits,
Goffey. Barker. stolen bases, Hoffman.
Melchcr. left on bases. Brownson, 3;
Athletics. 6: double play, Wiegand to
Moss: passed hall. Weigand: wild throw.
Wiegand; umpire, Huey; time. hour
Is minutes.
Today the Chester Athletics will mako
heir appearance again ns Frysinger's
Chester club called the game off at The
;st minute. '.Matchie" Mcmahon will
70 in the box foI Brownson.
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PROPOSAL S.

PROPOSALS for Paving Streets with
sEanltr :, blo"ks and Nitrifcd Pavius
i',"ckS and furnishing MI necessary
i''."f ana material therefore. will be re-
rrlVed bN the Board of Directors of tic
Street and Sewer department until 1879
"rl"ck \. NJ. Thursday, September 5tlt.
l9"i SPECIFICATIONS may he obtained ~
! fe office Of the Department. Tha right
!" reject any and all bids is reserved
hS order Of the Board of Directors.
HARVEY j. WILEY. Secretary.
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suits Follow ISLANDER wreck

Seattle Wash. Au@ ~ Nearly two
score eases against the Canadian Pa
'iic Navigation company III connection
with the wreck Of the steamer Islander
have been instituted for damage by
loss Of life property and injury tc
health The eases Will be presented in
mo United Statps court.
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nrAcE rIAN OPPOSED.

Cincinnati. O.. Aug. 2s. -Niye pr"sid"n.
Charlie, II. Davis. Of the Third district,
.tmalglmatci Association. said today
that a majority of the cighty-five mills,
including those in Newport and Coyns
ton Ky n his district voted for non-
.m.,i,,omise. and that all trust mills
niust sign the union scale.
i'hr vote he said a.'s almost nnani-
nous,
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SEARCH FOR
THE VICTIMS
River Dragged for City Of Tren-
ton Dead.
DEAD FIREMAN'S BODY HERE
Captain Wilson Denies That the Boa'
Was Racing. Investigation 10
be Made by Government
Officials.
DEAD FIREMAN'S BODY HER.

philadelphia Aug. 29--At least 10
dead, 0 missing and 32 injured ~
the record nade by tile explosion or
the boilers of the Steamboat Clty OF
Trenton on the Delaware river, hun
dreds of men are dragging tile river
bottom with graphing irons, ana they
will continue to do so until every per
son that was OH the boat is accounted
for.
OF the II bodies that have been re-
covered 10 have been idcntifiea. Inc
identified dead are: John L. Chew Of
Camden, y. j.. assistant engineer OF
the City of Trenton; Miss Elizabeth
Green of Philadelphia, crushed to
DEATH William Dunn of Philadelphia,
i passenger; Arthur Lansing. II years
old Trenton. n. j.; james OGonnell,
fireman, philadelphia: Mott Mable. fire
man. Philadelphia; August Mable, deck
4 hand. Philadelphia: William III. Keen,
passenger, philadclpha; James Meteor
mick. Wilmington. Del. passenger, and
| William Nelson, 10 years old, lianp-
ton, Va.
The unidentified body is so badly
burned that its sex cannot he deter
mined.
Among the missing are Miss Ethel
Stokes of Trenton and Miss Helen
Rrirst, daughter Of former Mayor John
Iilest Of Trenton.
The captain and other officers of the
boat ana the officials of the company
deny emphatically the statement that
the City of Trenton was racing with
the steamer Twilight of the opposition
line when the explosion occurred. The
Twilight and City of Trenton were
close together al the moment of the cX
plosion the former being in the lead
Those on board the Twilight did no
hear the explosion or know of the mis-
hap to the rival boat until too late /,
be of assistance.
Augustus Reinlart. an expert ma
chinst employed by the Ncafie 4 Lev.
Shipbnilding company, builders of TIL
City OF Trenton. recently oycrhaulet
tile boats boilers. He says that ther
is no Doubt in his mind that the cxplo
water in the boilers. He gave it ms hi
opinion that the boat was being ru
too fast. and this exhausted the water
McCORMICK'S BODY HERE
The body OF James Mccormick. I'll
fireman who was killed by the ".plosio
Of he boilers on the steamer City ,
Trenton on Wednesday afternoon Wi
brought to this city yesterday. Mr. Nj
] CGimick lived with his sister. Mrs. Ioll
2 Ernlley at NJ so hirkwool street an
il was to her home that the body W;
taken. The funeral will taKa place
. O'clock this rlorning. IIiSn mass vi
. be said at st. Mary II. G. Church al
! interment will hr madr tt the Ne
: Cathedral cemetery.
!, Chief Engineer Edward Murphy
I still very nervous and refused to see NJ
i one except his family all dny yestcnla
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nnseban player Killed.

Quincy, Gu, Aug. %. l.lmure Sil.
rers Of tile Rainllri,gc baseball team
was lit 1n The head BY Il pitched ban
~ 7 game played here between Balm
bridge and Quincy. liz finished the
samc,. but died later from hcnorrhage
vi TIE brain.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
all state licenses and tax due and not
paid on Or before the 3Oth day of August
i9ol' there will be 25 per cent. added
thereto, in accordance with section g.
chapter tS, Revised Code, Laws u.
Delaware. WINFIELD S. QuIGLEi, j,
lsrk Of the Peace Of New Castle county
Wilmington, Del, July 81. 1901.
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Picnic Party From Claymont.

The Sunday School at Claymomt VI. r..
Church gave picnic yesterday at She'll
pot Park, making the trip by trolley.
There was n large number in the party
and the eXcursionists had good time.
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McCORMICK'S BODY HERE,
Thomson-Lee NuptiaIs,

Miss Viola Thompson and Joseph
Lee, both of this city, were married last
evening III Ashury NJ. L. Church ptrSoE-
as". The ceremony MAS performed hy
the RcS. Ii. $. pulanry.
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Election Committee Meeting.

The elections committee Of the Boar,l
of Education will hold meeting next
Monday night when it is expected that
both ,i,les III the Grpcn-Don0hne contest
will be ready TO proceed.
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six blue ribbons, instead Of one as preyi-
ously reported
Mrs. j. Edward Addicks again sent
out to the park yesterday morning somr
additional flowers which We're much
finer than these previously sent Sha'
was awarded blue ribbon.
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Rochester tnaertnL.rln Troun,e

l;orhester y y, tug % Warrants
lnSe fpea issued for the arrest Of 4
" Nudge 4 prominent undertaken Of
North FtzhG@li street whc i accused
q. improperly bGryng two infants
Nllesa bodies were tuuad INFERRED III
de- two inches ot sand in the otd de
s.rtrd IIantord cemetery on the Borie
ward
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Drove Fast Horse.

In the races at Colchester on Wedlirs-
dny Mabel Wilkes. driven by w. b.
RiggS of Middlctown. won the go class
and Princewood. also driven by Mr..
Bi.gs, Won the race tor 4-year-olds.
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SUCCESSFUL END OF FAIR
CONTINUED from First Page.)

made Il practical demonstration Of Al,
original Kemp manure Spreader, Ohio
ensilage cutter and blower, and celery
!. hitler which attracted cnnSid rable at
tention
Mrs l.. Scott Townsend was awarded
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Woman ReIea sed.

Eva Moody who was detained hy th"
police Of Chester, Pa. who thought her
mind was unbalanced, has been released
aud Is now with relatives in this city.
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Cut an Artery.

Elmer IIoifer cut an artery in his left
wrist early yesterday morning by falling
against IN IRON sheet. while working nj
iii" Harlan X Hollinesworth Company
He MAS removed to the Homeopathic.
Hospital.
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Miss Anna i. Tweed is At Richmond
STATE or ONO, cry or ToLEDo, l
Lucas CouNTy. ss.


Lucas CouSTY, 81.
FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm Of + ].
CHENEY 4 Co, doing business in the
City OF Toledo, county and State afore.
said, and that aaid firm will pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and everv case OF Catarrh that can.
not be cured by the use Of HALl,s
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK i. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A ID. 1886.
fo A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
HalPs Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials, free
+. j. CHENEY & co Toledo O
Sold by druggists, 75c.
HaiPs Family Pills are beet.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Ei"sinr Qnotntions Of the New York
Stock Exchange.

New York, Aug. %
Money On call firm at 3 pct cent Prime mcr,
cahl,lr partr ii4ai rer cnt Sterling exchange
easy, VITA, ltUa business in bankers hills al
- ,OA iur demand and At Si;SiaisIA for 10
days Posted rates, Si.sjtiS1i4 aud $i.s7l.aI IS.
Commercial hitls - " laaI saa, Silver ccltih.
Gates nnn9tei Bal silver, iSI4r Mexican dol.
lli-. lii4r, Government bonds steady, State
hon'is inttilr. Railroad bonds lrncr.
The sun., 1901-08-30

Are really beauties, the finest ever Of
fered at this season, packed in kits at
81 40. We guarantee weight and
quality.
The sun., 1901-08-30
INDIANA MlNERs STRIKE,

INDIANA MINERS STRIKE.
Washington. Ind. Ang. 90. Miners nj
Gacllhurg quit work yesterday hccausc
Of dispute with the Mutual Mining
Company over an alleged violation Of
certain sections Of the State agreement
Daniel l.lcwrllyn. State committeeman
Of the United Mine Workers, went 10
ohnrllbnrg 10 adjust matters
Miss Anna L. Tweed is 1T Richmond
Pa.
Samuel Isenschmid is home from 4
pleasant stay nj Cape May.
Samuel Bancroft. .Ir,. ana family hav.
returned from Bedford Springs.
ii. X. Bringhurst, ,Ir., has returned
from Atlantic City.
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MACKEREL

just in New Red Salmon, fat can
extra quality i24c.
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At Turner's
SPECIAL SUMMER GOODS
Ieibig Beef Extract, 2Sc. pots for
$l.l0.
Beef Wine and Iron, large SOC. size
bottle, SIC, 3 bottles 81 05.
Full quart bottle xxx Witch Hazel,
25c.
TEA SPECIAL.

Onr GOc. Special Blend for IcEING not
EQuALLED in city, was bought at bank
rnpt sale and we are now offering it at
less than it cost to import it, is deli
cious fragrant TEA.
The sun., 1901-08-30
Baseball Yesterday.

NATIONAL LKAGUE.
At New York:
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-05-01
ITEMS IN BRIEF.

LATROBE-During Mrs. Ella Roor-
mans absence thieves broke into her res
idence in West Latrobe and ransacked
the house. A small sum of money and
toy bank containing the children's saw
ings were taken.
SHARON-A. Wishart x Sons Of this
place have been awarded the contract
for erecting a new Disciple church at
Hubbard, to cost $1,000. The Presby-
terian congregation Of Ois city will also
build a new church at n near date
TITUSVILLE-Fire destroyed the
Pennsylvania railroad station at Miller
farm. Mrs. William Henderson, the
wife of the track walker, would have
perished in the flames had she not been
awakened by her dog, as part of the
building collapsed.
MOUNT PLEASANT-The body Of a
child, which had been buried In a rough
box several weeks ago, was discovered
by children while at play here.-The city
council has raised the price of liquor Ii
cense from $3.50 to $500 a year.
NEW CASTLE-The annual spring
convention Of the Lutheran synod Of the
Pittsburg district closed here after a spir-
tied debate on usefulness Of the y. Nj.
G. A. and the naming Of Pittsburg as the
place Of the next convention.
CORRY-A rapidly moving tandem
struck Frank Brooks, young man here,
on the street, inflicting dangerous
wounds.