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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-06-19
Hayes Sunday Schools.

The programme Of the Hayes town
ship Sunday School convention, to be
held at Bethel church, Sunday, June
20, commencing at p. m. Is:
Devotlon--led Harvey Frey
1.-THE Afternoon Round Table Sunday
School Management" ........J. A. Graves
Symposium-Five-M Minute Talks:
u) Things the Superintendent Should
Remember" VIM. kapp
G Things the Secretary Should Door
Avoid" ..............."Mr Mrs. q. 4. Eaglen
90 what the Mother Can Do to Help
the Sunday School," Mrs. Hanna Bert
~ what the Father Can DO to Help
the Sunday School," ......T. Y. Whiteley
(5) What the Pastor Can DO to Help
the Sunday School," ....... Rev. Woodruff
Temperance" ....................A.M Engle
Things We Can DO to Improve the Sun
day Schools In Hayes Township.
.......,.... .....,.... MRS. John Goodwin
Normal Glass, conducted by. K M, White
How Intend 70 Teach Next Sundays
Lesson to My Glass;. -. Enos Sheets
Home Department. .....,o.C. @. Sherwood
Cradle Roll. ..........,",."....R. NJ. White
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-06-19
NEW PASTOR INSTALLED.
Kansas Classis 0rdains Rev N. Evans
Pastor Of Reformed Church.

ASssSs W eS~ASs A>eS~ Sss~
Before large congregation last
evening, the Rev. Ernest N. Evans
spoke the vows Of ordination to the
Christian ministry before the Kansas
Chassis. 1t was an inspiring and dig.
nifed service
The Rev. A. 5. Dechant, former
pastor here, now Of Lisbon, Iowa,
conducted the services. The Rev.
Melchow Denny Of New Basel read
John l5:l-ls as the evening lesson
prayer was offered by Dr.. 6. W.
Richards and the ordination sermon
was preached by Rev. VIM. +. Cur
tbs Of Kansas City, Mo-, former fel.
low student and club mate Of the new
pastor.
While the congregation was stand
ing, Rev. Evans appeared before the
altar and was ordained by bis former
professor, DR.. Richards, who used
the solemn and impressive service Of
the Reformed church.
Rev. A. Q. Reiter Of St. Joseph,
No., as president Of Kansas Chassis,
formally installed him pastor OF the
church
A beautiful feature Of the service
was the commendable manner In
which the choir, assisted by friends
Of the church, rendered On anthem,
the pastors fsvorits hymn, and the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-06-19
Meseick ID Now Ahead.

DR.. Messick has the best Of the
stre,t department. He took up part
OF the board sidewalk on the north
side the Central hotel building to re.
pair q damaged wall. The street
commissioner notified him that I
brick walk must be put down in its
place IS according to ordinance no
board walk could be laid. During
the night workmen hustled the board
walk back in place and so It stands
1t is the commissioner's.n move.
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home from q months visit with her
parents at Columbia City, Ind.

home from q months visit with her
parents at Columbia City, Ind.
j. P. Finn OF Elmo was a visitor to
the city. He says there will be a lot
Of good wheat in south Dickinson.
Mrs. j. C. Dietz, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. F. NJ. Gillette,
left today for Chicago, her home.
Ms. c. NJ. Paxton and family CT
Preston, Kas., left for home after .
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Blake.
William Mustard Of Talmage and
c. F. Rumold Of Dillon who gradual
ed at X. U. are home from Lawrence.
Mrs. Charles Ball and her two boys
Of Enterprise spent Sunday in Abb
lene and Edward Crawford accom-
panied them home.
Mrs. G. 2. Wallace, Of Topeka, is
in town spending few days with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. D. W. Howard,
before moving to Colorado Springs.
III. Anderson, the Klondike mil
lionaire passed through the city this
morning en- route from California for
Europe where bis wife is spending .
few months.
Herbert Lsndes and H. s. Taylor
who have been conducting an imple-
ment house 10 the territory have sold
out. The former will travel for .
creamery supply house.
r. N. Gillette will 90 to Ia Crosse
tomorrow, driving through. He has
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-06-19
conservation hymn.

The ordination sermon was based
on | John 2:6. 1t was an answer TO
the question, What do we mean when
we say, Christ is an example for the
Christian The popular theory Oh ar.
scterized by the question, "What
would Jesus doP" was reached through
an historical development Of Paul's
idea Of Christ as an example for men.
Tolstoi, Wn. 7. Stead. Mrs. Humph-
rey Ward, Chas. Sheldon and DR..
Hainack we're quoted a. champions Of
the modern idea. The preacher took
issue with this idea as generally un.
derstood by the popular idea. The
call Of Christ to bis discipleship re.
ierred to the spirit Of the Christian
what he Is to be, rather than to what
be is to do. The religion Of Christ Is
not mere imitation OF the life oil
Christ as portrayed in our Gospels.
Christ was too earnest an advocate Of
individuality to make His religion
one Of pure imitation. When God
created man an individual be made II
an utter impossibility to establish the
law Of imitation In the spiritual
world. He intended man to be q
living personality and not q coPyist,
hence hs gave us the life Of Christ mol
as copy but IS spirit, to be &C.
csptsd BY faith and lived. Ne 10 the
true follower Of Christ who allows the
spirit Of Christ to abide In him - On
activs factor In moulding and shsp'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-06-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.
C. T. Estes returned from Kansas

c. T. Estes returned from Kansas
City.
W. H. Wagner left for Iowa on a
business trip.
D. Trott is entertaining his brother
from Canada.
J. ". Murray is up from Lawrence
visiting relatives.
Miss Rachel Stoddard has gone to
New York on Z visit.
Charles Klepfer, one Of Ridge
townships young men, was in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Waring went
to Excelsior Springs to spend week
or more.
DR.. A. G. Anderson has moved
from Enterprise to Salina where be
will locate.
E. D. Humphrey, Of FL Reno, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. l..
Humphrey.
Miss Eva Benedict Of Frankfort,
Kas., is visiting her cousins, Evelyn
and James Brock.
Miss Rebs Worlsy is home from
Topeka where she hes been visiting
friends for several weeks.
Miss Hattie Augustine left for Z
visit In Iowa, her father accompany.
Ing her IS isr - Kansas City.
Mn. T. Y. worlsy and baby CANT
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Will Probably Fuse.

The Democratic congressional com.
mittee Of the Fifth district has been
called TO meet ct Concordia Friday
for the purpose Of fixing q time and
place for the congressional conven-
ton. 1t is generally understood that
the date will DO July 10th and the
place junction City, at the same time
the Populist convention meets.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-06-19
Replevined Joint Fixtures.

Sheriff Baker, under the search and
seizure law, found 81 cases Of drink
ables at Geo. Halls place in Solomon
yesterday. He had the fixtures taken
down but today they were replevinsd
by the owners and are In charge Of .
constable.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-06-19

several hundred acres OF fine wheat
in Rush county and will look after
harvest while be is there.
J.P. Orr was In from Dillon and
reports the outlook good in his neigh
borhcod. He says the wheat will be
Of good quality, with best prospects
for oats. Mr.. Orr and family have
lived at their present place since 1871,
and now own $50 acres OF fine land,
the result Of their own efforts. In.
telligent labor always pays.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-06-19
Unloading Sale
Tailor Made Suits,
Dress Skirts sl voo s%'
Walking Skirts,
silk Rag|ans.
Ladies' Mackintoshes.

1880 tailor made suits, silk lined jackets, Elton
style, graduated flounce skirt, basket weave
material, unloading sale price 5.75
Colors grey and brown.
Odd suits worth $50 to 1000 $50
49, 90 and 1850 suits In navy blue and black, 1880
1850 black silk taffeta skirts, 1893
1880 black silk tafeta skirts, 9.98
Is 90 black silk taffeta skirts, ll.00
1880 black silk tafets skirts, 1850
1880 black wool dress skirts, 8.9S
1000 black and navy blue wool dress skirts sos
500 navy blue wool dress skirts, 4'sS
90 black wool dress skirts, 2.9S
500 walking skirts, 4SS
500 2.9S
IS 90 black silk ragans, 9.SS
10 90 dark steel grey water proof cravenette
raglans, S'SS
$50 Ladies' Macintosh 800
4.50 Ladies' Macintosh $50
$50 Misses Macintosh 2.50
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Summer Dress Goods.

The largest stock Of wash Dress Goods shown in
Abilene, prices reduced by and t.
25 pieces fine dimities, handsome colorings,
sold regularly at l2ac ssc
1900 yards lawns and dimties, beautiful new
summer goods, regular price l23 to loo, 90
1900 yards lawns and dimities sold every
where at IS to zoo. lzsc
1000 Yards finest dimities in handsome designs,
and richest colorngs worth zoe and 25c, l5c
l5o fine Madras Cloths, large assortment, the
various styles suitable for dresses waists and
Mems Shirts, !"
500 Yards Amoskesg dress Ginghsms, fast col.
ors sold everywhere at loo and l2ac DC
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ing his lie.

The church Is fortunate in securing
so talented pastor as Rev. Mr.. Evans
and we predict for him a very success.
full stay here.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-06-19

Fancy Summer Silks.
SO.inches wide, the handsomest assortment ever
shown in Abilene, suitable for waists and La
dies and Childrens dresses. Elegant designs
in every colorng, worth SOC, Doc, $50, 7oc' at zoe
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-06-19

Dress Trimmings.
We always carry the largest and best selected
stock Of dress trimmings and it would not be prac-
tcal to list them all here, and We will make
sweeping reduction on all applique dress trimmings
OF
0NE-FOURTA 0FF-25 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
psSSENGERS BURNED IN CAR.
srx SUFFER WHEN EXPLODING FUSE
SETS FIRE To CURTAINS.

ona person was seriously and fVe hHsnus
,.,r,,e5 Yesterday at J. =. nl-' Wheh t'I ~
%. of the Myr1le-ave. lire of the brooklyn
Did Transit Company blew out lis iuse i'e''-
c+arbar-sr. in Myrtle-ave. The injured are
',o,,z- rrans. # No 30 wyekoF-ave.
., hoI r.,l twenty-five years old, Of No 9lS AlSf
o~1f abilip r., tweaty-sour years Old Of Nc 'O'
Myrtle axe
yAL R!rKIAHp Grace. seventeen years oa' O No '+'
~ rrRKI.Axp Lucy. torty years old. Of Nc ll'
,,, ufZIANp tsoar. eary-eae years old, Of No il'
N..1Ughby--sl
tcfr The rlotorman, was burned aOou' '-
ba.5s and face The other five We're purheu
t.,- the legs Lucy and Grace Van blfN4aho
49,. ra,,,ox-ed TO the Brooklyn Hospital, "here
= MAS reported that the injuries to Grace were
,,ar,- serious. In addition 10 these, whose 1H-
-,rfes x,er. reported many other occupants oi
rha car We're bruised and scratched
Tla car. which was open. was on its way
g., Piapewood TO Manhattan when The aeo!-
=. ,oolk Mace. The flames from the exploded
fr- sT,read along the side pf the car anu a.
:t1air 1yav lID the drawn curtains OF one @ slue'
Flames also shot out o. tli6 ili0'i '
ing the motorII.an, Hen: 80, 49sza
IRE alarm was turned in ana inc nt]no ~
c,,irkIv 4xtinguished The car wac tle'4 - -
l3en,ned and toWed back 10 tet taiiS' Ai'
\ ma ga is estimated at SlOor -,
The accident caused Z panic Oh INC 81 - -
...,.4,rs MS ecrambiing out and away ioih 'Ho
flames in every direction
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
1oADED CAR RUNS AWAY =.
-o5,,-.v AND WOMAN GO To HOS
-.,~.- }~tT6 BR0KEN RIBS.

.-.,.~---s and q ..4saenEer We're severely
.-: ...s. ... 90 lhe Sixth and Amster-
i~Je'lI line. .azt night The car was speeding
dan ,'--,s,.r,ssn.-are.. after a delay caused by
up l,,i,,e oat Of a Iuse in the powerhouse when
me aS. A., tbe controller box got out Of place
r,oto~n.an, Bart,ey Cavanaugh, Of No
81. VI Fifty-thigd-sl., could not shut of the
power 49,, .,,--o1,a- ,,.-r,oras a+
,,,..-f-,.Grc Grcd-aud-second-st.. and. in spite
~, ,,7otorlnan's efforts 20 stop The car 10y ap-
u . ~. brake Il sped onward. Thinking Ihat
P'-,7,li lessen Tie speed Of the car II ii were
,,r, q Curve, CaN"laueh sisrallcd 10 i2e
,t,,-a-5 al Oue-hund.cG-aud-siAi i!l-st-, where
acknowledgements ieenth-st- crossto"n
"a, IKE their terminus, 10 switch him INTO
-, street me switchman obeyed the signal,
- rfa car turned tAe corner ID q rapid rate,
o,.rorf,e- the twelve passengers into q heap on
he floor.
1r, the car d.d not stop. Il went up The
. tncllnr without lesseniRg its speed and
-, 7oqn hill again t. toIuinbuS-aNC. III
aboul the middle 81 ne DIoch lWo men J~i..l,eI .
I'm the platform and were thrown on thc-l
- o.. oa the pavement, bur were not ser-ousi!
injured, ,, 49,, .t, ,,fI5.st on
.-a,,ear in the ear. Women were screaming
S ceiling To- the conductor 10 stop me car
&C. he had difficulty Ii preN cnting several o.
alrl iImyilS ! he QUICK iul d. ltLlA'i
e me- barI cure nad thrown The passengers
Ls tLe ,,ay and that. and ihcy WeGe covered with
pie+1 pi6nin, 10 The arm under the car, which runs
,s,,g7 the slot in The middle Of the tracks,
-. r@r did not Jump of ara il swung around
- Celumnus-aNe. at ii 1HIlous rate Sl\litS
iAlo eseDsaYs another terrible shake-up. one
ar t--s was thrown leI feet and sustained a
Ms.nt,,red rib. Some Of The Coiumhus-lNe' cars
- 10 One-hUEdred ed-and-tenth-st,' ana 'Hg 'Hg
Gun ND rh+re. CaNanaueh set his brake aS
- as he could bur the car ran OF the ua1A
s ii o-r,s 10 d sudden stop OF the cohpIe Stones
en5 eIr The brake MAS loosened 10y me !Hi
De. ol-1, ,,,,1rr arouna striking CaVanGugh IN the
Aia an ard fracturing TWO ribs. An ambulance
the ~ oaIIrd from the J, HOOD Wright hosl,ll3.
an I97 West Twenty -fourth-st-. VINO i'4St
OF oL.ajna5 ~ a fractured rio, were taken there
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

ET&fe-
+ coNrIfN.<. GaRDF.Nr.Is aaI USEFUL
NIN%.-~IrG-=. ,lu--r- place care 1plz- So
. carriages. lawn garden. wages urr.--1at=. 4.
good reference address NJ. EeS l. Irlo-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
SOTSA HAS A WILD RIDE

WITH son He Is CAUGHT IN STORM ON
HORSEBACK TRIP FROM PHILADELPHIA a
Atlantic City, y. J, June - (Speclal)'-'oIh
rsiiiin Sousa, the bandmaster. arrived IN AT
,.r,r., C,;r,, to-day for the summer, and for the
secon5 time within a week he made a trip from
pbjIadelphia on horseback, accompanied by ms
so, Pbi!ip. Princeton student. This secohc
tr.p proved 10 be one that he is not hAeIS -
forget in many years. for after going twenty
miles from, Philadelphia father and son were
o,ertaken by severe storm. The horses riaaen
nv Souss and his son We're nlooded Ael-lI -
srf,,1aIs and ;hey took fright at the le1IlliS
,oeais of thunder and flashes or hghtnlhg' anu anu
negd.l no urging TO continue thelf pacc I5 uab-i5
- ,.rratri,ed road. The Suusas finally rehcfieu
Hamnonton. where they put up for me .., Ilsm''
tf-7,,i,c, their Journey this place this morn
ing and arriving here this afternoon, here M.
sousa received cable dispatch infGrnlg i,i,5 nd
f,aer presented 20 his majesty by Sir DlshtoA
Probyn, and that the march. "lnnpeTlaL "a
ysard - was to be played on saturday ilISH' ~
windsor castle by the scots Guards Band
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23

Mounted Policeman Walter /. Tyler, of the Ire
mont station, who is accused of shooting his sister
in-law. the wife OF Policeman Thomas J. Reilly, ul
the East SiXty-seventh-st station. at No 54 East
ne-hundred-and-f -fortYslxtn-st. on Saturday morn
ing walked into the fremont station yesterday ana
gave himself up.
Tyler placed Under arrest by Captain Price
WHO stripped hir1 Of llfs shield. manual and other
property OF the Police Department, He was then
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
SERIOUS ACCIDENT NEAR MILAN,

Milan Italy. June 22-Forty-nine persons were
injured last night, severa, cf them seriously as a
result OF the collision Of trains on the electric
line between Bionschio and Porto Cereslo-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23

AIexander-ave. station and turIso & oHeL
Captain Martens, in whose precinct the shoo'li'S
occurred r.
Mrs Reilly. who is slowly improving, sass says sLs of
viii a complaint against Tyler, pecdLsS VI
her sister who she declares. will suffer II ne Il ds
missed from the department. Captain Price no NJ"
ever. said he had made charges against I!leI oi
conduct unbecomng officer.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
rTE>TIoH IS CALLED TO THE AID

\ TTENTION Is CAI-I-rr IL - o.
- Tuiv i902 OF confirmation by the Board OF He-
the the tuT~-'I iuE
,bs collection of Assessments and Arrears OF
for local improvements in the Borough or Mamma
Street paving, from Amsterdam
&c to Riverside Drive. 18th street paving between st
l$ith street reguia tlng
radnr crIrbre tagging and building retatning wall pc
and hs Boulevard l36th street
ySgI,tirg grading curbins and Tagging b5tweet Auter
dal % t+eat rneuIating grading curbing tagging and
,ayirg from lst Avenue the East River
P''i'7' EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT. Comptroller
Cfry, NJ New York. June 10 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
Gurroqates Notlres-

TN nnrsuapce of an order of Hon Abner c.
l. --I.,o . Surrnzata Of the County York
notice is hereby given persons having claims against
NriIrana of County of New YORK De
ceased to present the with vouchers tl@rT,i IN
,sc-bar at his place transacting business rt)L ti
ISrodce exchanges Building. at corner OF Nhlteht il
streets in the City New York. on or ceotT MS
Hfreenth day August next --, ,ooo
dated New York the 3Td day Of FEBRUARY; Is5z
L"'eN 49, CFNRI.ES +. NIIMINE. Administrator :
rr,yprNrAN- G FFSSENDFN. Attorneys for Administra
OF PrOaiway. New York
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
,rrEITroS IS CALLED TO THE AD-

~ y-ERTISr.MFNT in THE CITY RECORD Of June q
of confirmation bE the HoaTl OF rs
scsSo-s and the entering the Bureau Tor tne
ss.serers and Arrears Assessments Tor local I'M
y.oTerents in the Borough cf The Bronx; -5ra -, % ~,
=, - 15Gtb street Sewer. Beach Avenue 10
i,roeroct Avenue 16Sth street reSulatlhs 5fiIs
rtIrbng tagging laying crossvaiks and Ieii'I' l0
I-niCn Avenue to Prospect Avenue -r -...r,.-
~i'''" ~ EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT CornptroleT-
CITY Of New York. June 90 l9j3
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
5fbool Aaenrles.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENCi
Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors. GoVernesses
etc, 10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply TO
Mrs. "a J. NG-FULTON. % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
Official Eeaal Notifies.
n TrESrIoN Is CALLED TO THE ADvER-

a TTENTION IS Called TO The AD' En-
y T1sF,MF,N7r in THE CITY RECORD Of June II TO
vIIv OF confirmation OF The Boari II ne
vision of Assessments and tho entering N
Of for LOCAL iMfftp\ +
NF>STS IN the BOROUGH or THE B4ONN: >-,,
23RD AND PATH WARDS. SECTION II: B'IoNf'
STREET REGULATING. GRA AIiNCi CCItI'lNtI = 80
1.1EG AND LAYING CEOSSWAI-KS from freeman
street to Street Wf3ND0NkR ~ IN r Inn, Tm
- E;,,iton Avenue. also FULTON AVENUE SEW Ett
ba+aen East roth and ST Pauls IIac" ana ue
tu-asn Tysnfover Avenue and East 10th Street
3iT'H WARD SECTION IL EAST ISM - ~ 81
IAYTNti CFOSSWAII<S, from Aqueduct Ayenue to Se
-Grra Avenue I4AFONTAINE AVENUE SEW Els oe
go, lSath street and Road
SECTION 12. EAST -t"tSLl SLi>t.t-i
a.ree, V,sboIu Parkway South and the con
6-,TaI" RRICC;S AVENUE SEWER. between Ms,,9li
S6rth and East 2O1st Street. EAST I'M
ITPt'Er SEWER between Briggs Avenue and the on On
AVENUE SEWER, between f.tst -e,Ii
street and Couranit Avenue also Jf-tsDSE LII
summit Studt'i S'd.il
\, 81 ,GIb Street and the situated ngr'h
Of Van 'our'iar''' EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT, Comptroller.
New York, 10, 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
FIVE TROLLEY LINES STOP.

CARS AT sTANDsTILL FOR HALF AN
HOUR BECAUSE \ FUSE BLOWS OUT.
Five trolley lines Of the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company were tied up for half an hour
last night owing TO the blowing out OF iuse III
the power house at FifJieth-st and SiNth-aVe'
The big dynarnos there supply the power I"f 'Iie
Sixth-ave H-oa dway Fifty-ninth-st crosSlowl
Seyer+b-aye and F-ighti-ave. lines, and when the
machinery stopped at $50 O'Clock the cars on all
Of the lines mentioned came 10 a staiiusuI ] ,rc,
Thousa nds al r,eoplc returning from chuItH
at he 1i71. an6 great deal OF Inconvenience was
caused Affer waiting afteen minutes many OF
me rssse-grrs became impatient, and. not know
ing that the tie-up general went rom ', oIiS
line 10 another IN the hope that thelT JouttIles
could be continued north or south Ihe tuIIlLIo,Is
ave line was running, and hundreds OF pasSeiseits i
walked two and three blocks 10 that line with li4e
result that the Coli mbus-ave- cars Were over
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
LICENSED F:MBALMERs.

THE wOMAN's ASSOCIATION OF Gradu.
ate Licensed Embalmers for the care OF
the dead women and children. Calls from
undertnkers doctors and private tainiues
~a~e,ve nronnpt attention. Once sSl 9Th
ave open day and night. Tel. lSli CO
lumbus.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
tn TRY HISS JANE TOPPAN.
IT Is EXPECTED THAT ONLY AL1ENIsTs
WILL. TESTIFY.

t.o--stat1e Mass, June 22-Miss Jane Toppan, me
-,,-sa Who was indicted IN April for the a4lesed
- - .,ofson,rg Of Mrs. Mary Z. Gibbs. o.
- ~ A,,r,,st rs 1901 will appear for trial
., .1elaI sitting o. the Superior Court to-no3rrow
Fveryi hing Is IN readiness -or me Lla- %10t We m
-, 80 10 extend through more tN1H I"o
days Although no official statement mas m Pef en-
SSSCiv ~ alit-fists who examined the prisoner
TbeI- testimony is expected 10 be o! suca hatuLe
fbsT sbe prfEonrr VIII be declared o. unhoua fi!u
Judge Henry k 2raley, q Fall iver ana Gn;Ttes 55 %
y psn 80 Lawrence. H be on the Defich, ana tle
viii Is represented by Attorney Gen
s,ai % - and Acting District Attorney SWIFT
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
MACHINERY.

At RED1rrED PRICES.-50O second hand
wood and iron working machines iuilS
v,,aran,eed: machinery bought ard sS
changed. GEO. b. EDDY. VS. Ma----n M----.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
PANAMA HATS.

FROM Guayaquil Ecuador. Importer 80 cp.
frg consIgnment offers the public oupor-
tunity 10 buv direct from first hands - 10
s. each Room 10 No. Stone-st
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
20 -.

,Ipt,pAr LOANS on diamonds. watches.
tatIairv suverware etc Furs stored
during summer months. Man bEEN-'-
STEIN, 2Tl West 125th-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
HELP WANTED.

Male.
N< EXCEPTIONAL opportunity 5 ohtFtI
to a middle aged man of good addteNs 70
engage in high class newspaper Su17'4 "
tion canvasslng. good weekly salary guar
gnteed and liberal commission paid IN adI1
tICn Address stating experience aEd 90
ing references 9. g. x. Tribune once
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l-TTE%TIO\,-M wanted Ey long
easy work YOU can travel TO England t"r
s. 10 81 Germany SO, and Africa 50. at7o
crec transportation procured. return Pc ssaSe.
ATLANTIC SHIPPING OFFICE 10 Isl s.
ATTENTION. Men wanted. Cheap trip On
passenger steamers 10 E1glaui. GeTmany
Eslgium and South Africa, easy "orN, ="
hours daily required also free tranzp9I tatiHn
procured Apply SHIPPING OFFICE. >
t-lint0u-st OF n West St
LARGE FIRM offers good opening - well
educated man preferably college,. ~ good
address Apply. giving previous experience
and references Box III. Madison square
Branch.
~ YOUNG MEN from New York and
vicinity At once to prepare for positions
in the Government Service Apply %
Interstate Cores. Inst. cedar kapl0s. "a