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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1902-08-23
Barbecue at Arcola.

One of the largest attended and
most enjoyable barbecues in years,
was held at Arc6la last week. Crowds
of visitors from Greenville, Leland,
Hollandale, Anguilla, Percy and
other points up and down the rail
road, gathered in the little city to
enjoy the feast of barbecued meats
and the pleasures of the day.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1902-08-23
Le,ee Contracts.

A big levee letting will take place
in Greenville at the Office of the
board of Mississippi levee commits
sioners on August rs. The con-
tracts will call for the construction
Of some 100000 cubic yards Of levee
work. When this work is completed
little fear will the people have who
live behind them from their break
ing during the high stages Of the
Mississinpi.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1902-08-23
want better Roads.

A current Of sentiment prevails
in Tate county for better public
roads, and move to this end was
the informal theme that occupied
the board of supervisors at their
last official sitting. The plan of
working the roads by contractors is
universally favored, and this method
will in all probability be adopted.
There will be a mass meeting at the
courthouse on the first Monday in
septAmbsg 10 discuss the question
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1902-08-23
for all your Small Rsmlttanes,. by mail OF
otherwise.
Sold on all points in the United States
Canada, and on Havana, Cuba.
CHEAP AND CONVENIENT.
NO APPLICATION REQUIRED.

A receipt is given and money viii be 70
funded if order is lost.
Sold at all agencies of the Southern Ex'
press Company at all reasonable hours.
RArEs AnE AZ EOLLOwa,
The evening world., 1902-10-14
DIVORCE CASE
MUST Be RETIRED
Sheriff Will Have to Pay Court
Expenses Owing to Error Of
Deputy in Serving Papers.
tsrecLal to The Evening worlaN

NEWARK, n. j., Oct. flowing to
a mistoke on the part OF Under sheriff
Tompklns OF Sheriff Virtues office, the
decree OF divorce in the suit of Jacob
Shoemaker against his wife Frances
will not issue and the entire case will
have to he gene over again.
The decree was recommended by Spe-
clal Master in Chancery French OF
Camden. n. j., where the action was
begun, The defendant, Mrs. Shoe
maker, Is a resident OF Newark.
The entire expense Of the second suit
Will ave to Nbe borne by Sheri Virtue,
The error occurred In the serving OF the
papers on the defendant. Under Sheriff
Tompkins served only a citation, where
as "A certified copy OF the bill should
have been presented also. The proper
return OF the serving of the napers was
made. the case proceeded with. the de-
cree was recommended and about Ia
he signed.
Counsel for the etcndlnt appeared he.
fore NIce-ChanCellor Emery to-day and
moved to have the finding OF the special
master set aside. The request Was
granted,
The evening world., 1902-10-14
Magistrate ZeIIer Scores Police
Captain Smith for Making De-
scent Without Sufficient Evil
denCe.
"a MEN WERE CAPTURED.
Bail Was Refused at the Police sta.
ton and Judge Had to Get Up at
Midnight to Release Prisoners on
Bond.

Magistrate Zeller was very wroth
and Cassidy. of the East One Hundred
and Fourth Street Police station, when
they arraigned in Harlem Court this
morning twenty-four prisoners on gam
pling charges and against whom, the
Magistrate declared. they had not a
1.-THE OF evidence
He was also angry with Captain
Michael Smith, OF the One Hundred
md Fourth Street Station, for refusing
10 accept bail for the prisoners last
night and for unnecessarily causing
hlm (Magistrate Zeller) TO take n trip
to the station-house at midnight to ac-
cept bail for the men arrested.
You policemen have not a bit of
evidence against these men, and should
not have arrested them he said. Then
turning to Cassidy. he said: "And l
wish you would tell Captain Smith for
me that he had better be careful about
refusing bail. I don't know but what
these people have a good cause for ac-
tion against him"
The men arresFd were Isidor Cohen.
of No. 1917 Lexington avenue. Who has
a pool parlor at No. 21SO Secon avenue,
and Joseph Zeppert. who has a slmllar
place at No. 400 East one Hundred and
Fifteenth street. At the first place the
proprietor and ten prisoners were ar
rested for gambling. and at the latter
place the proprietor and twelve prison
ers. All the detectives had as evil
dence were some packs Of cards and a
small sun of money.
The evening world., 1902-10-14
zEISS' PAINT-BRUSH
TURNED FIRE ALARM
Painter Accidentally Touched
Key and Four Engines and a
Patrol Wagon Responded.

william Zeiss 10 painting the fire.
alarm boxes. While painting the one at
Church and Duane streets to-day he
untintentionally turned in an alarm.
A patrol wagon was the first to re-
spond. and Zeiss had Just begun his ex-
plantations when the first engine came
up. He had to start his story again.
but was interrupted by the arrival OF
engine number two and n hook and lad
der wagon. Two more engines and an
other ladder wagon came in quick sue
c~ession, and with them the usual crowd
Of messenger boys, policemen, pedes-
TRANS and thirty-two reporters.
Zeiss told his story until he was tired.
and then the engines were sent home
The man is mourning the loss OF u
bucket of red paint that fell in the way
OF one of the fire wagons.
The evening world., 1902-10-14
TITLED WOMAN IN
UNSEEMLY ROW.
Question of Politics EvokeS Vitu-
peration at Scotch Federation
Meeting.

LONDON, Oct. li.-Internal strife
growing out Of the question OF allegiance
respectively, to Lord Roscbery or Sir
Henry Campbell-Bnnnerman, eliminated
in dIsorIcrly scenes and striking v!tuper-
alton at a meeting yesterday OF the
Scottish Women's Liberal Federation,
composed OF the wives of Members OF
Parliament and other notable persons.
The members were specially gathered to
receive the resignation OF the President,
Lady Helen Munro-Ferguson. the late
Lord Dunerin's daughter.
Lady Helen, 1t appeared. after the
Federation had passed a motion pledg-
ing confidence in Campbell Zimmerman.
the Liberal leader in the House OF Com
mons, had sent circulars OF Lord Rose
berV's Liberal League. with the view,
so 1t was alleged, OF turning the FEEDER.
alton into an Instrument OF the former
Premier. In spite Of resolutions to the
contrary, Lady Helen PERSISTED in stay.
ing in the chair while the discussion OF
her conduct was going on.
In spite OF Kisses and prolonged inter,
ruption, Lady Helen persisted that she
be allowed to continue. The delegates
stood up and shouted, md wild con.
fusion prevailed. while the tellers foI
the vote on the Presidents resignation
were appointed.
Lady Helens referring to one of the la,
dies chosen, said "she could surely b,
trusted whereupon all the other tel;ers
believing their honor to be lmpugned, re,
fused to act. Ultimately a ballot vot,
WAS taken, and after the uproar hac
simmered down it was found that Lady
Helen's resignation had been accepted
by I23 to 90 votes.
The Countess OF Aberdeen, wife OF tn,
former GoyeInor-General OF Canada, wa
then elected President.
The evening world., 1902-10-14
Dried Fruits.

We are direct receivers of fancy
French and California dried fruits,
and carry most complete lines of
the better qualities at all times.
Fancy California e~vaporated peeled
peaches, perfect fruit; Special %
One pound equals six cans of fruit.
Extra fancy Moor Park ~evaporated
a~prlcots. large, meaty fruit; IL
Special Opening Price. the lb.... -
Choice California Muir ~evaporated
lb.; Special Opening Price. the IN
~. ~
The new Santa Clara Valley thin
skinned, large, meaty prunes: Spe-
cal Opening Price, 3 lbs. for Csc; O
lhe ~. T
The evening world., 1902-10-14
Hoboken Man Got a Written
Guarantee with Animal, but
1t Runs Off, Iniuring Children
and Others.
PLUNGED INTO BABY BUGGY.
Infant Thrown Out, Causing Scalp
Wounds, and Doctor Says 1t Can.
not Live-Mother and Policeman
Also Knocked Down.

Frank Autret. OF No. 1G6 Central ave
nue. West Hoboken, yesterday boughI
> horse in New York n received a
written guarantee Of its gentleness.
To-day the animal took fright at a
passing trolley on Monastery street,
threw Autret's son from the buggy,
knocked down two children at play on
the sidewalk. breaking the arm and
leg Of one: overturned a baby carriage
fatally injuring the infant, and knock
ing down its mother before 1t was final
ly stopped.
The owner of the animal is a fruit
dealer. He wanted Il horse for del!v-
org work and came to New York to get
n thoroughly broken animal. To make
him doubly sure that he was getting
what nc wanted. the seller wrote out n
long statement, telling Of the dociie
qualities Of the horse. Autret felt that
he could trust the animal with a
woman.
This morning his son John twenty-one
years old. was driving the horse in
Monastery street when the animal be-
came frightened at a passing car. In an
instant It was beyond the control of the
dIlNGl. VIM AhebNA So - N
reins until he was thrown from the seat
by the swinging and bouncing OF me
buggy. He was only slightly injured.
Leaving the street the horse dashed
along the sidewalk. At Stevens street
two children, John and Annie Walker
were At play, and before they could es-
cape the horse was upon them. The lit
tie girl was knocked down and her right
leg and arm were both broken. John
was unconscious when he was picked
up, but his injuries proved to be less
serious than his sisters. There were
several scalp wounds but the lad was
soon out OF danger.
A. a house neal Washington street
Mrs. Henri Rc!necke was calling on a
relative and left her e!ghtcen-month-old
baby in the baby carriage on the side
walk. The horse ran fairly into the
carriage before the mother, who had
seen the danger n rushed to her
child, could snatch 1t to n place of
safety. The infant vas thrown out,
and two long scalp wounds made the
little thing unconscious. The mother,
too. was Knocked down, but she was
not seriously injured,
Only n few rods further up the street
Policeman Gaillard grabbed at the
bride. but he was tossed aside, Others
kept up the attempts TO stop the animal
until It was finally exhausted after rum
ming for more than a mile.
DR.. Meyer was called To examine the
injured baby and expressed the fear
that it would live only a short time,
The other victims are all resting com
fortably. No blame Is attached to the
driver by those who saw the animal
take fright
The evening world., 1902-10-14
MANY DIPLOMATS
CHANGE PLACES.
State Department Announces
Shifts and Promotions in
Many Foreign Posts.

WASHINGTON, oct. 1.-THE follow
ing changes in the diplomatic corps
have been announced by the State De-
partment:
Henry L. Wilson, now Minister to
Chile, to be Minister to Greece, In
place OF Charles S. Francis, resigned;
John B. Jackson. now First Secretary
Of Embassy at Berlin, promoted to be
Minister TO Chile in place of Mr.. Will
son; H. Percival Dodge, now Second
Secretary OF Embassy at erin, pro-
NOTED to be First Secretary, In place
OF Mr.. Jackson; r. +. Reynolds Hit,
now Third Secretary of Embassy a;
Paris. promoted to be Second Secretary
at Berlin. in place Of Mr.. Dodge; Peter
Augustus Jay, OF Rhode Island. app
pointed Third Secretary at Paris, IN
place of Mr.. Hit.
The evening world., 1902-10-14
Crackers.

Our crackers will be received
by us FRESH EVERY MORNING
DIRECT FROM THE OVENS,
fresh baked, and packed in the
well-known in-er-seal cartons.
Graham and Oatmeal Crackers.
water Trims and Social Teas.
packed In in,er-seal packages by the
opening Price, per carton...... ~
Sneeda Biscuit, Special Open IN
ing Price. 3 packages for......... ~
Princess Soda Crackers, crisp O
n delicate, per cartoh......... =
Delicious Almond Bonbons, -
per ~
National Biscuit Company's Nabis-
cos IN all fiavors. regularly sod at
Eoc.' Special Opening Price, per 20
The evening world., 1902-10-14
ClaretS,
Imported In Glass.

ceron & Co, Bordeaux. France, case
Of u ats. $3.50; case Of * IN
"a nts. ........ ........ .......... PoSOO
Medoc, imp. in glass from F. Mer-
ceron 81 Co., Bordeaux, France, case
Of 70 qts.. $3.50; case of 81. IN
q PTS. .,.....' '..'''''''''' *O'SN
ST. Emilion, imp. in glass from +.
Merceron & Co.. Bordeaux. France,
case o. IL qts., S8.OOl case TT m
Chateau Pontet Canet. Imp; In glass
France, case OF ~ ats, GO IN
$3.50; case of "a pts.......... PO'OO
The evening world., 1902-10-14
Smoked Meats and Lard.

Our Royal Stuart" Hams and
Bacon are most delicious. Cut
from young and tender pigs, cured
by an entirely new process, the
result is most gratifying.
Armour's Sugar Cured Hams, "a
Special Opening Price, the b.. ~
Swift's Smoked Beef Tongues,
weighing from to 3 pounds,
each, Special Opening Price, ~
the 10
Armour's Shield Lard. 3 ID. 40
pail
Armour's Shield Lard, 8 10. *
pail
Armour's Shield Lard 10 SI.29
10.
Fairbanks C]ottolene. 2 ID. pail.
4 Id. pail. 10 ID. pail, the -
ID
The evening world., 1902-10-14
SALooN-KEEPERS WARNED.
aPcciaI Sessions Justices TO Pass
Heavy Sentences.

The Justices OF the Court Of Special
Sessions this AFTERNOON issued u warn
ing TO saloon-keepers accused Of selling
LIQUORS to minors.
There has been too much of this in
discriminate selling of LIQUOR TO mi
E0rE." Justice Hinsdaie said. "and we
intend to stop II. The next man found
Huilty of this offense will be sent Ia
prison for a long term.
The case OF Martin christ. Of No. ma
Fest T~hirty-hrst street, brought forth
1irsr remarks. Christ pleaded guilty.
20 HelIlng a pint OF beer to a twelve.
9eerzeld boy. Christ was fined SO.
The evening world., 1902-10-14
Fancy Fresh Fruits.

FIGS.-First arrival new crop Smyr-
ma Figs, almost equal in flavor TO
fresh figs of the tree; choice OF -
Fancy large, bright Florida Oranges.
thin skinned, sweet and juicy; az
Special Opening Price, per dozen ~
Extra fancy large bugie Cranberries,
fine dark fruit, Special Opening 15
Price, 3 quarts Observation-Disclosures. L.
Florida Craze Fruit, Special Oper-
ing Price, 1Oc each; per S1.10
TN'N
Fancy large Clusters Califor- TX
mia Tokay Grapes. per lb........ -
Fancy Fresh Hudson River TX
Delaware Grapes. per basket. -
The evening world., 1902-10-14
COffeeS.

Royal Stuart Coffee is a com,
Mochas, blended SO as to produce a
beverage that Is delightfully."- aromatic
ana e~xhilarating. Special opening
Rprce, 8 lbs. for 800; the az
lo'.......... ~
special Blend Java and Mocha
Eoftee. Special Opening Price, 4 *
Ids Tor 800: the lb............ 20
Dinner Blend will make friends very
rapidly; 515 lbs. for 800; the On
............... ~
we also carry some choice Coffee
IN n lower grades and can offer fol
0uF opening sale a choice Maricaibo
Sonee at IA lbs. for 800; IA
The evening world., 1902-10-14
Rhine and Mo3eUe
Wines.

Laubenheimer. 1895, imp. in glass
rom c. Reitzenstein & Co., Veins
a as:m' sS S is6a @ase case St 2, Of 1ts 70 $3.50
Deidesheimer. 1885, imp. in glass
from c. Reitzenstein q o., Veins
helm. Germany. case NJ IL C.
DTS, $500; ease of "a PTS, P/'O0
Rudesheimer, 1893, imp. In glass
from C.. Re!tzenste.n & 10. VEINS
helm, Germany, case of II 60 IN
from c. Reitzenstein & Co. Veins
helm. Germany. case OF IL T1O m
OTIS. $500; case OF "a PTS. pbO'OO
Trabener, 1896, imp. Moselle Wine
in glass from e. Reitzenstein a. Co.,
WeInshRir. Germany, caSe OF ~
ats. $3.50; case OF "a S6 50
The evening world., 1902-10-14
Laundry Supplies.

B. 7: Rabbits Best Soap. 10 or
CAKES %
Kirkman's Borax Soap. 10 oE
cakes 50
Fairbanks Gold Dust and SwIft,s
Washing Powder, 4 ID. pack a.
x -
Royal Stuart best Family Soon
per box of 60 lib. Cakes, EtH
5 $500; per cake...."............. De
Enoch Morgan's sapolio. per z
cake -
'Royal Stuart" Ball Blue, y 20
Id. box, 10: l ID. box. ............ -
The evening world., 1902-10-14
Our Cigar Section

Will be maintained on the same
high standard as u Foods and
Wines. We shall aim to supply
in full assortment the finest i'm
ported Cigars of the best known
Havana houses, as we'll as an
abundant supply of Key West
and domestic varieties.
The following are Introductory Of
ferings:-
Manuel Garcia -%lonza, imported,
regular 2 for 25c. size: box 81 Ok
of
Ell Aguila De Orc Golden Eag'e),
imported. regular 3 for SOC. S11 an
size; box of lOO...."........H'
Giovanni, clear Havana. 81 nm
Conchas Esp. box of 5O...... TS'oO
Purltanos Flnos, box of 80. 1913
Simpson Crawford Co. Havana
Conchas. guaranteed clear Havana
wrapper and filler, box of @ Ok
80 ............. .................. PZ'ZO
The Dream, Sumatra wrapper
and long Havana filler. box @ Ok
of T~SS
The evening world., 1902-10-14
Items from Several Stocks.

Van Houten's Cocoa. 4 Id. 20
Chu ~
Walter Bakers Breakfast CO. 10
Goa. " 10. ~
Fresh ground bulk Cocoa, Spe- 20
cial Opening Price. per 3D.. 20
j. b.. Hostin's fancy imported
French Sardines, key opener, packed
in pure olive oil, Special Open "
ing Price, 2 tins for. .............. -
Kingsford Corn Starch. l ID. =
puGhdst '''-''s'.. .s..s...........
Gail Borden's Eagle Brand Con-
densed MIX, Special Opening 4
Price, per can........................ -
Columbia Assorted Soups. all On
kinds. per large ~
Tryphosa Jelly Powder. or Jello.
delicious jelly desserts, Special IN
opening Price, per package........ ~
Royal Stuart" superior fine table
salt, Special Opening Price, per <
bag -
The evening world., 1902-10-14
Teas.

Lipton's fine Ceylon Teas need no
No; !. u ID. package, 1867 lib. *
pISho6S w.
Selected garden grown Oolong Tea;
the 500 quality; special open *
ing price. the -
Formoea oolong, first picking 1902
crop: regular 6Oc.; opening sale Ak
price, the ID. 10
Basket fired Japan Tea, select gar
den grown. regularly 10; open IN
ing sale price, the b............. on
Perfect Blend" Mixed Tea,&f IN
h.. .3Scj 3 Pl'bO
The evening world., 1902-10-14
Spices.

We sell only absolutely pure
spices. They are selected and
ground especially for us, and sat
isfaction is assured in every in
stance.
Colman's Imported Mustard, IN
Special Opening Price. k-lb can, ~
Whole Mixed Picking Spices, IA
different kinds, Special Opening Ok
Absolutely pure Ground Spices.
choice of Black Pepper. Cinnamon,
Ginger, Allspice, Cloves. k-lb m
car ~
The evening world., 1902-10-14
DelicateSSen.

Armour's Star sugar cured boiled
ham,. sliced to order, Special d
Opening Price. the b............. l.
Eureka Cervelat Sausage, in large
castings, Special Opening Price, -
tHe -
Selected Holsteiner and farm
Summer Sausage, Special Open *
ing Price, the -
Genuine Imported G oo kE
Breast. the o.
The evening world., 1902-10-14
SHE SAW BURGLAR WORK.
Rich SIlverwnrc stolen from n City
EhpIoyee'a Home.

Henry Edwards. of the Strect-Clean-
ing Department. No. 473 Pacific avenue,
Brooklyn, told the police to-day that a
burglar had stolen 500 worth of silver
ware from his home while the family
was at dinner.
The burglar entered by the skyiight,
and after gathering up the ~silverwarc
tracted by the noise, ven to investi-
gate. When she saw the burglar she
screamed, but the man escaped as he
had come. carrying his plumber with
him.
The evening world., 1902-10-14
QUICK TRIAL FOR SLAYER.
Woodward, Who Confessed MUIR
der of Boya, Soon TO Face Jury.
Especial to The EycnInE worldl

Special to The Evening worldl
CAMDEN, y. j., Oct. .14.-The evil
dence in the Cofin-Jennings boys muir
der will be given to the Grand Jury to-
morrow. The trial II Paul Woodward.
who confessed the crime, will begin in
about two weeks.
The evening world., 1902-10-14
Bottled Goods.

Snider's homemade new Tomato
Catsup. Special Opening Price, tx
Curtice Bros Blue Label Tomato
Catsup. Special Opening Price, ~
per pint bottle. 81
Crosse & Blackwell's imported
Pickles, Choice of Gherkins, Chow
Chow, Mixed Pickles and Onions,
With patent stopper. Special *
Opening Price. per bottle. ...... ~
Lea & Perrn's Worcestershire 10
Sauce. half-pint bottle............
The evening world., 1902-10-14
Mayor wilkinson Dies in Albany

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct, lA.-Mayor WIKI
insan, Of North Adams, Mass, died
here this morning at the Albany Hos
formed for an abscess OF the kidnevS.
The evening world., 1902-10-14
Jams.

Royal Stuart pure fr,it lave.
only selected fruits and pure snG i.
used In their preparations; packed in
parattine sealed stone Jars; Spe. a.
cial Opening Price, per jar......., -
Royal Stuart" whole assorted fru,t
packed in 2R 10. glass jar; Spe- "a
clal opening Price. per jar. on
The evening world., 1902-10-14
California Clarets.

San Jacinta Claret. case OF 70 m
qts,, $3.50; per gal.............. on
Del Rosa Claret, case OF 70 on
ats, S2'SS; per gal........,..... on
silver Lake Claret, ease of cf m
IL qr,. 1925; per gal........ PIsOO
Plymouth Port and Plymouth
Sherry. wines from Callfornia's best
tage,> e gal, S1.25. @ m
SI.OO 9ZaOO
The evening world., 1902-10-14
Cereals.

The choicest cereals are here dis
played In the most inviting manner.
All goods in bulk are kept in air
ught, dust-proof, nlckel-llned recep-
tacles with glass fronts.
Quaker Oats, per 2-lb. package. y
Malta-Vita Breakfast Food, per -
p
Cero-Fruto Breakfast Food. -
Eeo ~
Ready, Bits Breakfast Food, ~
~ dChaS q
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per m
~
Carolina Head Rice. fancy fin, O
) lbs. 20; the lb...........t.......... =
The evening world., 1902-10-14
Whiskeys in Wood.

Mount Vernon Rye whis- O. IN
key, per gal.....,...... ..... PZ.OU
per N0 RSf..".,i Rye Whlskey' SITS
ROLAND Rye Wh!skey, per "a m
gal PSsOO
gal 5u@iis"! Ky. WGisk .,,..! per $500
Rarity Rye Whiskey. per az nm
gal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, pOsOU
The evening world., 1902-10-14

Edward & John Burke's genuine
Guinness Stout, imp in glass;Sl.55
per uOZ........
Hepnessey,sr'. Brandy, imp, SIPS
Hunter Baltimore Rye Whis- 70
Wilson Rye Whiskey. per bot....TOc
We reserve the right to limit
the quantities of the above.
The evening world., 1902-10-14

rhea Palntul perlodsG so much so that L dreaded every month, as
knew 1t meant three or four days of intense pain. The doctor said
TINS was due to an lnttamed condition of the uterine appendages
caused by repeated and neglected colds.
IF young girls only realized how dangerous it Is to take cold at
this critical time, much suffering would be spared them. Thank
God for Lydia E. PnkhamS Vegetable Compound; that was the
only medicine which helped me any. Within three weeks after /
started to take 1t | noticed a marked improvement in my general
health, and at the time of my next monthly period the pain had
diminished considerably. 1 kept up the treatment, and was cured
a month later. L am IKE another person sIhce. l am in perfect
health, my eyes are brighter, I have added - pounds to my weight,
color is good, and feel light and happy"-Miss AGNES MIL
LER, 25 Potomac Ave, Chicago. H.
The monthly sickness reflects the condition of a womau,s
health. Anything unusual at that time should have prompt and
proper attention. Fifty thousand letters from women prove that
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound regulates menstru-
alton and makes those periods painless.
READ WHAT MISS LINDBECK SAYS:
The evening world., 1902-10-14
G;la to %CnIIfnrnIn.

FIpm Chicago via Rock Island system until
81 Tourist sleeDsrs daily. Quickest time
7aahern California. For particulars. address
The evening world., 1902-10-14

F. MerceTon & Co. Bordeaux,
France; case OF IL qts., S7 m
5000: case OF "a PTS. pow
Haute Sauterne. imp. in glass from
F. Me!ceron & Co, Bordeaux.
s7.ho: case OF "a pts 80. po'0U
The evening world., 1902-10-14

Zeltinger, 1895, imp. Moselle Wine,
In glass, from c. Reitzensteln & Co.
Weinsheim, Germany: case OF IL
DTS pts $500; case of "a 5000
The evening world., 1902-10-14
WIFE FOUND HIM DEAD.

Thomas Airy, %thirty-nine years old,
was found dead In bed this morning At
his home. No. 65 Macdougal street, by
his wife,
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