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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-07-29
Fine Prospects for Rice Crop.

New Orleans, July 25.-The first
new rice Of the season, seventy-nine
sacks. have been received from the
Tee. SETON. Notice has been given
of the shipment of a lot of new rice
from Islaquemine Parish. The rop
this season bids fair to be the largest
and best ever raised in the state.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-07-29
Senators Jones and DAN
iel Most FavOrdbly
Impressed
DISCUSS

The Fact That There is No Money
Plank Is Satisfactory to Silver
Democrats-A Fight Will be Made
to Carry Certain Western States.
Claimed by the Notwithstanding
Parker Will Probably Not Leave
ROsemount During the Campaign
Campau and Smith, OF New jersey,
Mentioned in Connection With the
National ChairmanshiD.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-07-29
V%ladivostok Squadron
Destroys a British
Steamer
AMERICAN CARGO

The Vessel Destroyed Is the Knight
Communicating Cargo Contained
mcnt Will be Addressed on the
Subject-The Case Is Difficult OF
Observation-Disclosures of the Ardova
Prevents a Serious SituatiOn-The
Russian Volunteer Fleet Steamers
Ordered HOme-A Sunday Battle i'm
Which the Russians Were Driven
Back.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-07-29
Nine Prisoners Escape from the Dallas
ban

Charlotte. ~. c.. July 25.-Nine
prisoners. two white and seven col
ored. escaped from Jail at Dallas. ~.
c.. about 4 O'Clock this Afternoon. 1t
is said the cells had been insecurity
locked, and h men rushed oast the
guard II the door.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-07-29
Volunteer Fleet Steamers Ordered
Home.

St. Petersburg. July 25.-The Asso-
eiated Press is Informed that the
Russian volunteer fleet steamers
Smolensk and st. Petersburg have
and that instructions for them
to return have been cabled. The
assurances given Great Britain on tins
point are declared to be satisfactory.
The instructions given the conf
manders of the vessels repeat the Or
ders heretofore announced in these
dispatches. directing them to refrain
from further attempts to stop mer-
ohantmen, either in the Red sea or
the Mediterranean.
The decision not to insist upon the
war status of the ships was probably
reached at the conference held Sat
urday. The two ships may be brought
TO the Baltic and formally recon-
miSSo1ed.
Russia has reiterated her assur-
anceS that all vessels seized, pending
h receipt of instructions by the
captains of the Smohensk and st. Pc
tersburg shall at once be released.
The -Vladiyostok Squadron Sighted.
Toxic. July 25.-The Russian Vaad-
fvostok squadron was seen to the
eastward of Kazusa province at 3
O'Clock this afternoon. It was
steaming to the east.
Kausa province is on the east side
of Toxic Bay.
Russians May Retire to Lao Yang.
New Chwang. July ga battle
took place yesterday Sunday east
81 Tatchekiao. which resulted in the
russians being driven back, and it Is
Believed they will have to retire to
h.iao Yang. The battle lasted adj
day.
Japanese Have Not Entered New:
Chwang
Tsen Tsin. July 25.-Information
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-07-29
Allied Unions Strike in
Sympathy With Meat
Packers
FIGHT TO FINISH

The Transfers and Stationary Fire
men Are the Only Union Workmen
Who Have Not Struck-Unless
There = a Speedy Settlement, These
Men Also VIII Join the Strike
Strikers Number Now Nearly so. 200
i'm Chicago Alone - Independent
Packers Notified That Their Men
Must Not Handle Animals Which
Had Been Handled by Non-Union
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-02
Sett iiber go yabren

ibon murbe Mrs. @inslpm's Souz
thing Syrup BON WiQipnen BON
Wlittern beim 3abnen Der &inoer
an9etuenoet. @irlt gu i'm SAlafe
our6 oas S6reien zines &inoes ge=
ft6rt, baB i'm 8abner lit uno Dor
Shmer5en meint? 8enn 10, laife
iof0rt cine Slaide BON ,.Mrs.
@inSluws Soothing Sprup" holen.
Sein @ert tit unbeaablbar, Sc miro
benz fleinen 2eibenben iofort Sinoes
rung neridaffen. 8erlaBt eu9 boz
rauf, Wiitter, es lit tein 8weifel
baruber. Sc beilt 9iarrboe, reguz
liert ben Maeen unb bic 0ieren,
beieitiat Bino 8Olif. erpeiht ben
@aumen, perbinoert gntsinouna
uno itdrft bas gauge Ssftert.
yWtrs. @inslops SDpthing Sprup"
fir sahnenoe 8inoer lit aneenebm
i'm @ei9maf; oas Gecept itomr1t
nDn etnem Der beften ueibliden
Ner5te in ben Ser. Staten. Sc 1T
bel allen Drugeiiten in Der Qarser
8elt su baben. Breis 25 Gents per
Slaf9e. &auft nidts onoere8, oils
Mrs. Winslums Soutbino Sbrup.
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8rntal octOltert.

Gin Sal purbe betannt. pelder
in Besug auf anbauernoe uno un>
barmbersiee Solterqual ieines @leis
Aen iuben oirfte. SDe @olobid
pon @0luIa, gal., lhreibt: .15
Sabre lang lit i9 furbtbare 0ualen
bur9 &beumati8mus uno glidts
balf mir, UbmDl ib Naes qebrauhte,
mas MIR iraeno betannt tpurbe. %
itieB id 5ufdaia auf Electric Bit
ters" uno i'd muB iaeen, oas lit
oas arDBte 6eilmittel auf @rber ee=
gen ieues 2eioen! Sin paar 6lalben
oanon iteaten mid ppuitdnoi9 pies
Der Der uno beilten MIDI. Das Miit=
tel lit eben 10 gut fir 2ebers uno
@ierenleioen uno fir aQgemeine
Shmdbeauitdnbe. Sour so Gents.
Wiro 9arantiert BON ben @potbes
fern S, &alteper & Son unb &oplpb
9reiB,
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8%erlammlunQ gegen jeuen 8elh(uB
Gtatt uno Elm &0mitc muroe ernonut,
oeiien Nuf9abe eS mar, fir ben 6.
Sui 1854 cine MISUNDERSTANDING
BON fretiinni9en Gnaeh6rigen aler
Barteien nod .Sudlon eiusuberufen,
welde oieiem BrDteit einen gebars
nii6ten Iusoruf perleiben iolte.
Sci oieier S~eriamm(ung in SadIDu
wuroe einitimmig beihtDfen, Die
n%eugebtloete Organization als repus
blibe Bartei 81 be5eidnen. @leibz
seitiq pur0e ons erite republifaniI6e
Staatstidet nDminiert. Sn Der gu
8ittsburq am %. sSebruar 1855 9e<
baltenen 8%eriammluua traten oauu
gum eriten Mfale republifaniibe De-
leeaten suiammeu, Die cine republis
taniIhe Sectional : SonpenttDn auf
ben II. Suni 1856 nab PHILADELPHIA
einberiefeu. Sobn s. SremDnt BON
Californian tuuroe bort a[s Der erfte
republifaniibe Brdlibentida1tsz8 ans
oibat non1iniert.
Son ausihlagQebenber 8eoeutung
fir Die neue &artet mar Die tnai1en=
baFte Beteiliqung beutihsamerifant=
iher 8urger; cine 3atlahe, Die beuts
auta9e nur nod iebr ielten in ibrer
| ean3en peitreibenbeu Beoeutung be.
font uiro. Dime oieIe maIienhofte
8etetligung Der 9eutideu miroe Die
@eidibte Der Bartei uno au9 Die
oes Birgerfrieae8 einen peIentlid)
anoeren Terlauf Qenommen baben.
Wie oerlelbe it6 bann geftaltet baz
ben piroe, uermaa Niemano gu
iagen.
Die MGnner, mel9e opr einen1
halben S%abrbunoert Die republifanis
i1e Bartei ~arinoeten, I'M oaburd
eegen Die Musoebnung Der Sffaberei
gu proteitieren. f0nnten natiirli9 Eel
ne Nbnung baben ppr, Der gragpeite
ibrer beFreienoen gat baB es Der
neugegriinoeten Bartei sufaQen mers
De, Die Sf(aperei in ben Ser. Staa.
ten gang abSulhafen uno nit einen1
un9ebeuren Wenihenuerluit in Ell.
mem Der grDBten &rieae Der @eltee.
ibidte Die Union uDr benz Mn1turm
oes rebeaierenben Siioens gu oertei.
bigen. Sic nerutDdten ridt gu al.
men, baB iie cine Bartei ge9riinbei
batten, Die nibt nur Die Union er.
belt, ionoern CUR itdrfften uno er.
fDlareihften pDlitiIden Bartei Der
antuuds, uelbe Die @eihidte Der
Ser. Staten nod fe biSber 9eieber
batte unb unter oeren 2eitung oaa
Qanse rationale 2eben fiA gu elmer
bisber bier ni9t erlebten @roBartie.
teit entfaltete.
Die in fomfnenoer 8ohe in Sad
ion, Wiib., itattfinoenbe 5ubildum8s
| Seier lift elm berpDrraeenbes Greia=
niB bon natiDnaler 8eoeutung. Wus
benz aansen 2nnoe perben ftb ber=
uDrragenoe 9eilnebmer einfinoen
uno Der 9atlabe Nusbrud perleiben,
fpie unoermtnoert fth Die Stdrfe Der
8artei I'M Serlauf eii1es halben Sabr.
bunoerts erbalten bat.
n@eitl. Buft."
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Gin republifaniides Su6iiaum

Demndhit piro in Sadlon, Maih.,
oas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der repus
blitaniiben 8artei aefeiert weroen,
beren gntiteben uno Shifiale zines
oer uiftiaiten uno fDfgeni9perfen
8apitel Der Weltgeldidte biloen.
GiS nur Surgeon nod tpuroe piel=
fab nit GROCER Grreaung iber Da=
tum uno Ort bes gntitebens Der res
publitanilben Bartet ee1tritten.
Wunmebr aber berribt rtur Die cine
Weinuna. naB Die Gre Der genann,
ten Staot in Wii6iaan 5ueeftanoen
tperoen muB.
N~aeroing8 baben bereitS Dor Dem
IS. Suli 1854 B~eriammluneen BON
2euten ltattgefunoen, Die nit ben be-.
itebenoen 8arteien eebrDhen batten
uno fi@ alS BefiirnDrter elmer neuen
Bartei Organization Hepublitaner
natlnter. Nber erft bic in SadIon
ab9ebalteSe &onoention itellte Die err
fte republifauiIhe Blatform auI uno
nominierte baS erIte republitaniiHe
2idet. Damit mar bic neue repus
blitaniihe Bartei ee9rinoet.
Stiirmiibe Gage marer jener Bars
tei9riinoung boran9egansen unb nod
ltiirmeriihere folgten.
Gieben Gage nah Gnnabme BEG
Beihlufies, ourb melhen Der Mii,
iDuris 2ompromiB ~pioerrufen tuuroe,
fnno in Detroit, MtiGl., cine BrDteft'
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.sases gieniafeiten.
3 n b.

Der neue Marineminiiter saul
Miurton bat lein Nntt angetreten nno
iein 8orgdnger Wpoon BAT bas Nmt
oeS @eneralantpalts iibernomnen.
Webrere 6erren aus Snoiana=
p0li8 maften neulid cine Sabrt in
elmer @aiOlln.2aund auf benz Wlin=
netDnfsS See, alS oas Boot ourd) cine
grplDiion aerit6rt ruuroe. 9rei
Berionen muroen t0tlid oernunoet
uno flaf anbere empfngen leidtere
TerleRungen.
SIN Seem gDrt bat iih Elm brei8ebn
jabriaer Sunge erbdnot. neil feline
dltere Sdwefter i'm auana, abenbs
5eitig gu 8ett gu eeben.
Or. &olano IS. Saultner bon
Benniploanien lit gum @rsiebunes-
tommiiiar BON 8orturico ernannt
pDroen.
0ah ben Beridten oes @enz
iusbnreauS feben in benz @ebiete Der
Ser. Staten, einfhlieBlib N[osta's,
B0rt0rico'8 uno 6omaii's 9,204, 931
Wtiuionen Neaer. unQefGbr IL bis
Is BrD5ent oerielben Iino MtiIhlinae
sniiben @eiBen unb @eaern. so
BrD5ent leben in ben SioItoaten
uno orei Hehntel oun oieIen in @eor>
aia, Wlifiiiippi uno Gfabama, Die
3ooesrate betrdat unter Der farbiaen
Beo0lferung unoefdbr 30 Bru5ent,
Die 3unabme uneefdbr Is Brosent.
Sn Der a0nferen8 Der atneri.
taniihen &abbiner nurbe Der BE.
riht oe5 &omiteS fir cine Sguuoe
oerleien. Oas &omite lprah 1ih
au 8unIten Der ginridtuna elmer
Spn0oe fir bic centrate 9eituua Der
Stride aus. Dies beoertet ben
midtioiten Sbritt lett Der 8ranouna
oes refDrmierten Suoentums. Bis
ber t0aren Die 8ongreaationen 70 gut
pie unabbangig,
ANS | mn
Der friibere frana0iild1e 8res
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@on Sriea~sSdamplaee.

Nm "a. SUM ioaen Die Sapas
ner neitere 1000 Mann in elliott
Sslano eelanoet baben.
Die iapanii@e SlDtte bat, nie
aus Wutoen aemeloet rpirb, am 26.
Stunt Die 8iite BEL 2iap Sing 9aD,
spiiGen bort Nrtbur unb Sort Dali
ny. b0mbaroiert. Die japanilhen
2anotruppen eriffen bann Die benabs
barten 66hen, ouf benen Die &uiien
cine lebr feite Stenuna inne batten,
an uao es gelana linen, Die &ufien
aus ibrer Steaung gu pertreiben.
Na6 ruiftiben Berihten bat
Die Sort Irtbur : Slutte bel ibrem
Nusfau am %. SUM- bier iapauilhe
3orpeopboUte in ben @runo gebobrt.
Guifiihe uno 1ineIiihe s5ludts
linge BON Sort Nrtbur, Die in gbeefoo
anaefommen iino, meloen, oaB Die
Sapaner lett einiaen 9aeen BON Der
See iomobl pie BON Der 2ansIeite
Bomber in Die Staot piirfen, aber
menig Sbaben angeridtet bdtten.
Iuf Dem 8rie9sibauplob bat
Die Gegenseit b%eaDnnen. Wie ruff,
ihe Berlhte meloen. fino Die 2ano.
ltraBen oon ben furbtbaren &e9ens
fallen teilmeile iberihpemmt.
Der ruliiihe @eneralmnjor
Bffue ertlart in elmer Depei@e ben
8eri6t, oaB Die Sapaner in Dem
Seeaefedt am %. SUM- mebrere rui=
iilde Sdife in Den @runo aebpbrt
batten uno oaB Der @ontre=Nbmiral
Tiirit uft0msfi nit 700 Mann er.
trunfen iei, fir falid.
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m%ierminiIter Ma(bed, &ouHeau IoQ,
toie Die 2pnooner 8ettuug n@r6anqe
8elegrapb" berihtet, eineu Se(bIts
m%orouerluh aemadt baben. Die
@a6riht 1T ieooh iebr unmabrs
ld)einlib.
- 96nig goparo lit ON Syreitaa
mleber in 9DnoDn eingetrOffen un0
Don Der 8ep6(ferung lebr entbuItas
itilA empfangen mDroen.
Die 8uoeettnmmiIIion Der
fran80ftlben 0eputiertenfammer bat
fih oufir au8geiprDhen. ooB Die
frun55lilbe @eianotIdaft beim Batis
Fan abgeldafft peroe. uno bat 8u<
gleih ben Bremierminilter eetaoelt,
oaB er feline grfldruug borltber Qb=
qeaeben babe, pelGes Die Nnlidten
Der Re9ierung iber bieien Bunft
leien.
= Qus Sranfrei9 fommt bic
Radridt, oaB Die fransDliihe 8es
glerung ben 6antis 8wiIhenfau ourd
Die neuerlide gntihuloi9una Der
boptianiId1en &e9ierunQ fir beenbet
anIieht.
- Sn SSegebiu, unooru, erreidte
oer Senlations : 8ro5eB geeen Die
MDroer BEG Nbaeuroneten Gremits
oamit Ietu Gnoe, baB Die 0ngeffogz
ten unter itarmiidem Subel bes ben
8erihtaiaal biz CUR 5aiiunesmbgs
ltbfeit fiQenoen Bublifums freiQes
iprubeu puroen, troboem fie Die Sat
eingeitanoen batten. Welaoen unD
@eDrg Sibru( beEannten, oaB fie Den
Wuro ~beganeen bdttten, neil Gre
mits ibren Gater BEL elmer CUTS
uebertraeuue I'M $40, 900 8rpnen
betrDaen babe. gu Gnoe Sanuor
lauerten fte benz Gbgeorbneten Dor
benz 8esirfseecidt anf, neil tie f.
deere &enntniB oaoDn batten, bnB
@remitS elmer 8%erban6lung beitpobz
men niroe. Gr eridien oenn aud,
uno Die 8riioer feuerten lire 6euel>
Ter auf i'm ab. gr nanote Iih sur
6luAt, gift aber aus unb fiel gu
8ooen, tporauf ibm Mlaoen 5ibrul
nit einem eilernen Stud bic 6irns
i9ale Sertrimmerte. Btnnen uenis
gen Wiinuten tat grenits ben lebten
QtbemSua. Die geri9tlibe 8er=
banoluna ereab, haB @renltts bic
Bew0hner GroEs& efinnas in uters
b0rter 8eile ausgeiaugt bate. Or
nar Der Shreden Der gan5en Beo6lz
ferung, peIhe er fait an ben 8ettel.
fab bradte 6unberte BON Sarnis
lien muroen ourh Betrug, Wuber
uno bic bGrteite 8eorldung ruiniert.
@remitS par reid uro mddtig ges
wDroen uno Die @eridte hatten niht
9efpagt, gegen i'm oDrauaeben uno
ibm oas 6anonert gu leaen.
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gte ftratete ftda ttets ppr per s,adt.

sd pfleate fait Die Qan5e 0a6t
binourb 81 buiteu,". ibreibt Nirs.
CHARLES appleaate bon Ileranoria,
Sno., vuno ib fUnnte taufi iraeno
tuelhen Shlaf betommen. Sb bate
Die S6minoluht 10 i6limm, oaB i'd,
penn i6 MIR Elm furses Stld ge,
9an9en mar, furhtbar bulten muBte
uno Blut lpudte. G(s aQe anoeren
Wtittel ibren 3ped oerfeblt batteu,
beilten mid orei Slaiden BON .Or.
&inas 0eue @ntoefung" gu $1.OO
Die Slaide, Doaitdnoi9 uno ib babe
leitoem So 8funo an @eutdt auae.
u0mmen." 9as Wiitte[ miro abIuIut
g%arantiert. INN 9ulten, g%rtGltunaen,
Die Grippe, 8rDnditis uno ale ous
oeren 6alSs uno 4unaeuleioen su
beilen. BreiS so Gents uno ST. 90.
Brubehaiden frei in ben Ipotbefen
bon S. 8alteper & SON un6 G6olpb
9reiB.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
The Stoneof Destiny,'About
to Be Issued, the Story
of d Selfish Wife.

Mrs. Clarence Mnckay's hrst novel will
soon be issued from the press OF Harper
& Brothers. 1t Is said by those who
hLve had the privilege of looking over
the advance sheets'to be an aliegorlcnl
romance, depicting the love OF n high
minded and se%lf-sacrihcing man for his
beautiful. but selfish and shallow wife.
Its title is The Stone OF Destiry."
Mrs. Mackay. who is one OF the hap
piest and most fortunate young matrons
in America, Is the wife OF Clare =
Hungerford Mackay, the son and sue
cessor OF John w. Mackay, pioneer. gold
miner and Bonanza king. Their home
ut Harbor Hin. neal Roslyn, l.. L.. is
one of the most beautiful establishments
in this hemisphere. The Mucknys are
worth many millions. They have two
little children.
Mrs. Mackay was Miss Katherine
Duer, OF New York, n daughter of Will
The evening world., 1904-02-05
MONKEY ANCESTORS
BARRED IN JERSEY
New Brunswick Board OF Edu-
cation EmphaticaHy Refuses
to Lend Its Sanction to the
DarWnian Theory.

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j.. Feb. o.
No monkey forefathers for the New
Brunswick Board Of Education. Schol-
ars in the public schools will either ac-
cept the Biblical theory Of the origin
of ma or they will have to leave tho
question in doubt. The Board OF Edu-
cation has refused to adopt n certain
textbook on botany because It accepts
the Darwinian theory.
The textbook was endorsed by the
committee on teachers. but when tho
question of fits adoption by the board
camo up It was vigorously opposed by
the Rev. J. A. Dewald.
A number of the members defended
tho book on the ground that 1t was used
l Rutgers and other colleges, but the
anti-Darwinians put up a stout battle
and after a spirited debate the botany
book was ordered stricken from the list
by a vote of 6 to 8.
Whatever the rest of the world may
choose to accept in the way of prim-
eyal ancestors. nc ring-tailed coacoanut
throwers from tropical climes will ever
find any long-lost or distantly-removed
relatives in New Brunswick. No stree
The evening world., 1904-02-05
ERIE COMMUTER SINGS
A LITTLE SONG OF WOE
New York.. Feb. 1.


To the Editor Of The World:
Herewith 1 inclose you a list Of the
arrival OF train No. a. Middletown
express. at Jersey City. due to leave
Middletown at 6.3s and arrive CT JerssS
City s.2G.
am no kicker and have not a COM
plant as vet, but 1t is an impossibility
to do business and depend on this
train. or in fact. n Erie train ar
irving in New York. In time to get to
business by 9 A. NJ. I can give you
the names OF several responsible BUSH
ness men who use this train and will
vouch for this statement. / am simply
expressing the sentiments of not only
myself but others who are thoroughly
discouraged and Disguised.
The officials should be sent to a sani-
tarium where they could use the
radium OF investigation, and probably
IL the disease has not gone too far. the
radium would kill the bacilli OF par
alyzed judgment.
II you wish to publish this II nay re-
lieve the officials of the influence Of the
anesthetic OF which they seem to be
under and help numerous suffering
commuters.
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POLLUTED WATER DEATH
TO TYPHOID GERMS,
Discovery Made that They VIII
Live Only Two Days I'm Impure
Water and Ten I'm Pure.

CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-An important dis
,overy concerning typhoid germs, which
Il Is believed by counsel will win the
Drainage Canal case for Chicago before
the Federal Supreme Court, was an
nounced to-day when Prof. Edwin o.
Jordan, of the Biological Department
of the University of Chicago, took tho
stand before United States Commits
sioner Bright.
The hearing was on an Injunction
sought by Missouri against illinois.
Prof: Jordan announced that he had
discovered that typhoid germs will not
Iive above two lays In sewage-polluted
water. and Will not live above ten DAYS
IN ordinary pure water.
he testified that the mere fact that
the.water was polluted with sewage was
IN itself n positive aid TO the purifica-
ton OF the water from typhoid germs.
The discovery. besides being a cardi-
nal point In the present suit, oyerturns
all previous scientific theories regarding
the life OF a typhoid fever bacillus, It is
asserted
Ii also destroys long-cherished beliefs
that typhoid-fever germs could be car
ried for a long distance In running
wafer. 1t has q decided bearing on the
QUESTION OF the water supply OF inland
citiess drawing their water from small
STRAINS.
The evening world., 1904-02-05

lam X. Duer. a granddaughter OF the
celebrated wit, william r.. Travers. and
Il direct descendant of Indy Kitty Ster-
ling, whose brilliant mind was as ia
nous as her beauty. She is Il devoted
wife n mother. She made with her
own hands. from exquisite and costly
lnces. the clothing for her little ones,
She IN also devoted to golf, tennis. hunt
Ing, racing and all the other outdoor
sports to which her husband turns for
recreation. During most of tho year he
works hard nnnaging the affairs of the
telegraph md cable and other com
panies founded by hts father.
'The Stone OF Destiny" Is not Mrs,
Mackay's first literary venture. Her
little drama. Gabrielle" published a
year & In the North American Re-
view, has been translated into German
with a view to being presented In the
theatre ut Munich.
Also, the Misses Duer wero the au-
thors of a book OF verses published sew
cral years ago. Among them were lines
witty. humorous, tragic,
and otherwise. one poem never to be
forgotten by lovers of Walt Whitman,
II by chance any of these have had
occasion TO journey through fragrant
Hunters Point. began with these lines
"Oncc ! went to Long Island City.
"Oh, hell
ooh. smcll!"
The Stone OF Destiny" may not APP
pear Mt the booksellers before the end
of next week.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
SAVAGES KILL SIX.

Stage Running Between Ortiz ana
las Cruces Held Up.
GUAYAMAS, Mexico. Feb. 1.-The
stage which runs bctwccn'O Ortiz and Las
Cruces was held up by avages and
The evening world., 1904-02-05
Farewell to DIR. CampbeII.

The members of the Lexington Ave-
nue. Baptist Church gay a farewell re-
ception last evening to their pastor. the
Rev. DR.. John l.. Campbell. and Mrs.
Campbell. A banquet preceded the
reception. DIR. Campbell was presented
with a handsome silver set by his
former p~arishioners. He has accepted Il
call from the First Baptist Church. of
Cambridge, MASS. TO take effect next
Sunday.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
!. .. RsaIty PLAN Agreed On.

The United States Realty Reorganiza-
Lon ccmmittee, consisting Of James
s&lnEa8ff;s John w. Gates, +. II. Raw
I'M I4enry Bulge. held a conference
sfeezeT1ey ut which. II. IL understood, a
afAd11zal agreem9nt as to terms was ar
iva II. The committee viii report in
4eH dsya e . special meeting OF the
The evening world., 1904-02-05
Imported Bath Robes at 1855

They're worth twice as much and you'll say so, too, when you in
spect them and see they're made of such excellent quality of materials.
There's the new Terry Cloth Robe, the medium weight cotton towel
ling robe-ar perfect qualities, full size, for men and boys-handsome
stripe effects on light grounds. It's an unprecedented opportunity to
secure a faultess imported Bath Robe at about half price. MaIn
The evening world., 1904-02-05
69C for ST PdidmdS and Night Shirts

Here's more good news for men-we're determined to close on
all of our winter weight Pajamas and Night Shirts tomorrow. To d.
that we've marked the price at 90, although, every one of these gar
The shirts are trimmed while the pajamas are finished plain, military
cut, large heavy pearl huteos. full size. These wonderful value
are occasioped by the fact tina, 'here are many broken sizes.
The evening world., 1904-02-05

A saving of $3.50 for young men who
select suits early at this Saturday sale.
Sizes ~ to rs years-styliSh, perfect In
tit, suitable for all occaSions-theg great
est bargain of the year. All of our $i2
suits included at the low price of SS.5o
The evening world., 1904-02-05

81 DE- for mems 81 and $3.50 stylish hats black Dabes in al 1.-The new shapes all 81 Dc
4 Nl.lO dus-ot hats in black and gray All sizes in this great Saturday se, l.HO