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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-06-30
ST. Paul. June Is.


Cattle-Steers, 81. 1904. 80; cows, So. 90
@400. Hogs - 81. 50@4.70 Sheep
muttons, So. 90: lambs. $500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Bake with gas.
Sl.00 white waists for 49e at Vaughan's.
Only few left Of those 25c lace collars
for loo at Vaughanis
Ahbott's fur sale, at prices named, IS
sure to force the season.
See the specials in $500 and $500 walk
ing skirts at S3.qS at Fits
Master Leon Webster Of Brookfeld is
visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. JOAN Phillips Of St. Louis, Mo, is
visiting friends In the city.
Our line Of samples for custom suits
and overcoats cannot be surpassed.
A special sale Of children's hose, two
pairs for 25c, at Perrys on Saturday.
Old gold and silver wanted at refners'
prices in exchange for goods at r B. BurT's
Angus Buchanan and Alex McCaskill
went to Sherbrooke, r. 81, today on vis-
it.
Our fall line OF caps for men, boys and
children are just received and are having
their first showing at McWhorter's.
Mrs. Fred Barton and Mrs. William
Edwards of GraniteyIlle went 10 Sher-
brooke, P. @ today TO visit relatives
Miss Christina Cleveland, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. II. Hoising-
ton, returned to her home in Chicopee
Falls this morning.
Remember the foot ball match on Satur-
day at $50 o'clock between the West
Mounts and the Rangers. Admission,
gents %, boys 10 and ladies free.
Royal Arcanum meeting Friday even
| ing at 100 o'clock. Death claim to be
acted upon. Every member who can
should be present /. w Hanson See.
Companion Court Granite City, NO. 757,
i i O. r., will hold a regular meeting Fri.
day evening, Aug, 10, at 7.30 O'Clock. PEI
order recording secretary, Minnie Bruce.
Miss Emma Phillips and Mrs. Phillips,
her mother, arrived in the city this after
noon from ST. Louis, Mo, where they
have been visiting relatives for several
months.
Let all the Barre Rangers foot ball team
be present at the grounds to pick team
to play the West Mounts The names o.
the players viii be published in tomor
rows Times.
james Garden was arrested yesterday
A forenoon BY Chief Brown and in city eour
yesterday afternoon pleaded guilty TO in
toxication. He was fined s. with costs o.
1921 which be paid
Bobby Dresser, who recently severed
his connection with the Barre Montpelier
base ball team left on Tuesday evening
for his home IN Boston. He is undecided
as to his future course.
n Al. T. Gillespie and son have returned
|. from Boston where they have been visit
, ing Mr.. Gillespie Witnessed the g. A. +
parade. that is, he got near enough to see j
but the crowd was so immense that TIL
view was decidedly limited.
}, NJ M. Gordon returned to Barre las
evening, accompanied by Mrs Gordon wit
has been in the Emergency hospital a
Woburn, Mass, during the past month
having had an operation performed BY Or
Wells, one OF the most skilled physician
in the country. Mrs. Gordon is much i'm
/ proved in health.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-18
You Well When We Are Right.
Fur Sale.

One hundred and fifty Isabella and
Sable Opossum scarfs with SIX very long
tails, collar very wide and full. This
grade sold BY Us last season al IS. so
This sale now, S3.0S.
Ten Isabella and Sable Cluster Scars
with two brush and four sott tails, lined
with squirrel Good value at SS.5 and
SO. 90. This sale now, 81. %.
Ten Isabella Fox As,orias with brush
tails. You have always seen this grade
at $3.50. This sale, S4.08.
High-grade Furs, such as foxes that
came in this large purchase, will 20 into
this sale at prices proportionately a low
as those advertised.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-18
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

FOR SALE Eight-year-old mare, sound and
afraid of nothing Weighs 600 pounds, Adj
dress Wheeler Farm, WehsterVille, VI. I3it6
WANTED Capable girl for general houses
work. Apply at III summer street l5lff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-18
Fur Sale.

It's early for Fur sale. We expect
the difference in prices will seem to you
saving large enough to take advantage Of.
Seyenty-hgo Black coney Cluster Scarfs
with six tails. This is our 9sc quality.
They sell for misses school wear We
do not recommend Furs at this price. II
what you want, the price will be in this
sale now soc.
Twenty Ave Brook Mink Cluster Scarfs
for misses wear. These are seryiceable
and all right. This sale, Sl.4o.
Fifty Isabella Opossum Cluster Scaris
with six soft tails. These viii sell later
at $500. This sale now, 81 oS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-18
Wyaistings.

This lot of waistings are find. They
are warranted yarn mercerized and are
best grades Of soc Waistings. They
come in Oxford and Mosaic patterns.
Half Of this lot at 25c the other half
at 35c per yard.
One lot Of Waistings in jacquard pat
terms. All Of these are yarn mercerized.
Regular soc goods. Just the thing for
shirt Waist Suits. These are put into
two lots--one al 25c and the other at
Doc per yard.
The above values will be a
surprise to ladies Of good judg-
ment.
See the new
(~.il ~. i
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21

Solid Mahogany Colonial Arm Rocker. A req reproduction with the old-fashioned spindles, and very comfortable. Regular price $12.50. August Furniture Sale price, 1000
 Sleepy hollow Rocker in weather oak, Mission style, is upholstered in Spanish roaa skin, tufted back and seat Very stylish and com fortable. Regular price $25.00. Au- gust Furniture Sale price, 1885
 Solid Mahogany Screen, three panel, with hand-painted chrysan- themums on each panel. This screen is 5 feet high and each panel is 20 inches wide. Regular price $4000 August Furniture Sale price, 32.00
 Golden oak Chiffonier Wardrobe of beautifully quartered stock, piano polished and highest grade cabinet work. It has 42-inch base with a hanging space 54 inches high and Av inches square. It has a hat box, three small drawers, and one very large one, has mirror 14x AS in wardrobe door and stands on claw feet. Regular price $5S.50. August Furniture Sale price, 38.50
 Golden Oak Bedroom Rocker, IS made of the best selected quarter sawed stock, highly polished, is very quaint design, strong and substantially made Regular price $9.50. August Furniture Sale price,
 7.5O
 Chair to match above, regular price $750. August Furniture Sale price, 5.75
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21

Oval shaped Iron Bed-Full size,
 in gold bronze, with heavy chills.
 This design is one that you do not find in beds of t.lis price. It was made especially for our August
 Furniture Sale, and is the hand somest bed ever made for the money. We also have it in blue, green and white. Regular price $11.50 August Furniture Sale price, 9.oo
 Mahogany Dressers-45-inch base with full swell front, has two large and two small drawers, 2Sx34 French plate mirror. The cabinet work is of the very best and high polish finish. Regular price $37.50. August Furniture Sale price, 5000
 Mahogany Chiffonier to match above dresser, 22x32 base and 16x 22 French plate mirror. Regular price $27.00 August Furniture Sale price. 21O0
 Iron Bed, full size, Colonial de- sign. in assorted colors, with 115- inch continuous posts and heavy chills. This is a very strong, dur able bed, and is very attractive. Regular price $1650. August Fur niture Sale price, 1900
 Black and Gold Iron Bed, full size, with two brass rods in center of oval-shaped rings in head and foot. Has extra heavy chills, 112- inch posts and 1s-inch filling. An entirely new design and very hand some. We also have this bed in other colors. Regular price $20.00. August Furniture Sale price, 16.00
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21

Colonial Dressing Table in gen. uine Mahogany. Has one long drawer with two small ones upon the table immediately under meath the oval mirror. It has the French shaped legs and claw feet Regular price $32.50. August Fur niture Sale price. 24.65
 Golden Oak toilet Table, with kidney shapeu top and French legs, and has 16x36 oval shaped French plate mirror. This piece is made of the best selected quarter sawed stock and IS highly polished. Regu- lar price $2500. August Furniture Sale price, 2o.oO
 Bird's-eye Maple Toilet Table,
 with shaped front and sides, French legs, is daintily carved on the front and on the standards and has 22x26 oval front plate mirror Regular price $29.75. August Furniture Sale price, 24.0o
 Mahogany Dresser, heavy and massive. 46-ineh base, shaped front and claw feet, has two large and two small drawers, nickel-lined with bird s-eye maple with round and front plate mirror 30 inches in diameter. Regular price $4500. August Furniture Sale price, 37.5o
 Solid Mahogany Chiffonier, 24x36- inch base, has four large and two small drawers and claw feet, has an 18x20 French plate; this is a very handsome piece of furniture. Regular price S50.00 August Furni- ture sale price. 4o.oo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
Notion Department.
 (25c Sale.)

1 dozen Coars' Darning Cot ton. per dog 25c
 Ladies Liberty Hose Sup porter, soc value 25c
 Warner Bros. Skeleton Waists for boys and girls with support CTS attached, 35c value 25c
 Invisible Hair Nets, 20c value, ? for 25c
 Twine Shipping Bags, large size, 35c value 25c
 Scissorf, all sizes, in blunt, pointed and buttonhole, guaran- teed quality; special 25c
 Baby Acme Diaper Support CT ZSc
 Ladies' Soiled Linen Collars, 6 for 25G
 l2 cards of Safety Pins 25c
 2 dozen Cling Socket Packet Clasps for 25c
 No Dust Broom Covers, the ideal covers for cleaning polish ed floors 25c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
The Summer End Sale of Lace and EmbrOderies Brings to
 You the Opportunity to Buy at Just About Half Price

Monday will place bargain tables full me of hg-grade Embodens This offer will cause the beyond anything SoWn m ss v Every beautiful creation heeres Swiss Chiffon heaviest linen bands represented Inc enerHe English yelet and all kinds Of tounng mar edgng bands and medaions Tn white oauS sale prices like this will be in orce
 AT T5c PER YARDYou will find front table centre aisle hgade novelties Of the season n- from tie naowest dainty edge widest founcng quality that sells up 1.50 yard
 ET A9c PER YARD-We will sell a lot of Chiffon Nansoo1 Camb Edgnq with nsertngs Balloons Medaons and Founes up to 20 inches goods regularly sold LOO per yard
 t2C PER YARD-A Embroidery Edgng and Inserting in Swiss Nansoo Cambc in width from 12 to nches suitable for founcng; worth from 15c to 20c per yard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
Linens, Domestics and HOusefurnishings in
 the Summer End Sale

It is long way to Thanksgiving time, and yet if you stop to think of the needs of the Thanksgiving table you will avail yourself of the prices in the Summer End Sale at which table linen and napkins are selling so cheap; then, besides, there is the linen closet to be replenished, for it is near moving time. You will find the same chance to save on Towels, Bed Spreads and Pillow Cases.
 fine quality of full bleached Linen Table Damask 70 wide, worth 69c yard, at soc
 About 75 dozen odd Table Napkins full beached polka dot or floral patern worth % dozen for 2.25
 To close outa large lot of Pillow Cases 124c each at only I0c
 Towels plain white border 2Ox4O worth 25o a dozen at only LIS
 fringed Turkish Bath Towel full beached sixe 1sx4o worth 150, at only, per dozen, LOO
 heavy Honeycomb or Crochet Bed Spread 78x84 cellent quality at 15o each, for only LOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
Hosiery Department.

Ladies Imperial Lisle Hose, drop stitch and lace effects, in all sizes; brown. Regular price 25c special l5c
 Children's Fast Black Stock ings in both cotton and lisle. sizes 6, 6 1-2, '. Values are 35c and 39c. Special 25c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
Art Department. Lot No.

 Linen Center Pieces and Doi- lies, scalloped and finished in Mercerized Cotton; sizes, F, IS and 22-inch. Prices, 12-inch, i9c; 18-inch, 39c; 22-inch, 4Sc
 Lot No. 9.
 English Cross Stitch Embroid- cry in Doilies, Center Pieces and Scarfs. Doilies 15x15-inch, 1.25 value 98c Center Pieces, 32x32 inch, $50 value 2.65 Scarfs, 20x54-inch, 3.75 val ue 2.15
 Lot No. 3.
 Hungarian Embroidered Dol lies, Center Pieces and Scarfs- Doilies, o-inch, 35c val ue 25c Center Pieces, 12x12-inch, soc value, 39c Center Pieces, 1Sx1S-inch, LOO value, T9c Center Pieces, 24x24-inch, IFS value, i.25 Scarfs, 18x54-inch, 2.5O value,
 l.98
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
Toilet Department.
 (I5c Sale.)

Sozodont Tooth Wash, 25c value l5c
 Fine Art Soap, 1Oc value, 3 cakes l5c
 Renaissance'Soap, 1Oc value, 3 cakes i5c
 Household Ammonia, 10c val ue, two bottles l5c
 Celluloid Soap Boxes,
 25c value l5c
 5 cakes Royal Cuticle Soap, 5c value, 5 for l5c
 Extra Fine Paris Pure Bristle Tooth Brush l5c
 Bradley's Woodland Violet TaIcum Powder l5c
 Colgate's Violet Talcum Pow der loc
 Drs.fH. Howard Levy's 4-all Soap, takes stains from the flesh or teeth l5c
 Cashmere Bouquet Soap (Colgates) l5c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
Only 23c a Copy.
Auto Bags In the Summer End Sale.

Here we have about Twenty-Five exceptional bargains They are the highest grade leather leather handles and fitted with card and small change purses All coors Originally sold as high as 0.00 Now offered, special at 2HQ
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
Glove Department.

Ladies Washable Lisle Gloves in white, all sizes. Regular val ue 25c; special l9c
 Ladies Lace Elbow Mitts, in black and white. soc value i; special 35c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
The Summer End Sale of
 Wash Fabrics.

In no other section of the store is the val ue of the Summer End Sale so emphatic as in the Wash Fabric Department Here your dollar literally does double duty. You may buy all that is left of the Cotton Voiles that sold for I5c and 25c per yard, or $3.oo for a ten yard pattern, now for $I,25.
 And so through the entire wash section you can make the same saving as illustrated and shown by the items which follow:
 Figured Lawn Dress Pattern for $50 Sheer Lawn Polka Dot Dress Pattern for 49c table of fine Batses the 10c and 12 1-2c quality, Pattern = T5o Your choice Coored Linen Dress Goods including brown blue and other light shades the quality yard = 55n
 Lotion Sungs in stripes and mixtures suitable for ing skirts, 25c and 39c quality per yard l5c First arrival of Fall goods Ginghams chdrens dresses at per yard i2I.2o New Pervalen 56 inches wide, at, per yard i2 I-2c
 Special.
 100 pairs of Lace Curtains 36 inches wide in small and large polka dots and figured designs, yard l-2e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
People From All Parts of the South Coming
 to This Great August Furniture Sale.

the attend this 20 B will and furn1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
A Great Summer End Sale at l., J. & L.'s.

A Summer End Sale.
 The selling season for summer is aboutover---but there are from six to eight Weeksyetof comparative esunnerWeather and you will need during that full period of time, summer wearaDTes of one kindor another. We must dispose of our entire remaining stock of summer goods, as it. is the written policy of the store not to carry over one seasons goods until the following season. The wisdom of this is thai. each season the stock here is fresh and up-to-date. Though it requires a drastic remedy to accomplish this---the drastic remedy of marking goods regard less of cost; and so we have marked every- thing in the store that may properly be considered summer goods at that price which we believe they will be dis posed of within the next few days. The result is, that you may come here and buy nearly anything in the way of summer WearableS-- many of them are suitable for early fall--at a third less than regular prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
25c Jardiniers, 17c.

| [CN JIl UIIEICI 5, I II.
 S-inch Jardiniers, rich brown body, glaze decorations; regular price, 25c. Special l1c
 9-inch Jardiniers, same style as above; regular price, S5c. Special 50c
 10-inch Art Jardiniers with hand underglaze decoration, fin- ish Rookwood style; regular price, 1.50. Special 100
 11-inch Mottled Jardiniers, in Green and Blue treatment; reg ular price, 200. Special l.30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-12-14
in SOUTH CAROLINA
MaHy Newsy Items Gathered Fro"
alt Sections;
Will Order calhoun" Election

Will Order calhoun" Election.
At a late hour Thursday night Gov
Hayward announced that he had eeci(l
ed to order an election for the new
county IF aCalhoun;" which is to be
taken if established fr0lti the counties
of Edgefeid, Abbeville and Greenwood
The county seat Of Calhoun will be
Mccormick. Gov. Hayward issued
stat6mstit MS 10 the election Friday
1t will be he'd chi the Ar:s;F$. t'ilesday jr
January, which is the third.
The State board of health held a
meeting lastweck to consider the prop
ositiop made by the federal govern
mcnt III regard td tsrning over the
quarantine stations flow tiildeI State
control to the government: Thc gov
ernmcn! proposes To niaiItaiI the sta
tions at its own cxpelisc ;'id cquir
them without cost to South Carolina.
After full discussion it was decided
to refer the matter to the attorney gen
eral; who Will draft bill so that the
general assembly ttiay give It's consent
to the plan: ;Fhis viii decide The mat
ter finally:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-12-14
Mo More Assaults.

Toxic, BY Cable.-In disabling the
Russian fleet at Port Arthur, preelud
ing the possibility of its being aole
10 reinforce the Russian second Paci
fc (Baltic) squadron, the japanese
have accomplished the main object ol
the desperate assaults against the
fortress which they have been making
for the past three months. There Is
now a strong probability that, while
continuing the siege they will avola
losses of the magnitude already at
tending their efforts. and instead o.
assauliing. will rely OH starving ou
Inc garrison until it is finally cap
tnrc0
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-12-14
Investigation Ordered.

Elyria, Ohio, Special.-Judge Wash
burn has called a special grand jury at
the direction of Prosecutor Lee stroup,
of I.orain county, to inquire into the
Oberlin Bank failure. The jury will
be drawn Thursday. An effort will be
made To discover if any crimes were
committed which como within the
jurisdiction Of the court. Oberlin is
in Lorain county. 1t is reported that
the action of Prosecutor Stroup was
takeu upon the request or complaint
of Andrew Carnegie. This report,
however, cannot be confirmed. Snb-
-poenas have been issued for President
Beckwith and Cashier Spear, OF the
closed bank, to appear before the grand
jury to testify.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-12-14
Augusta, speciai;;-& Special to The

Augusta, special:-& Special to The,
Chronicle from Edgefeld says:
Tho most lideSus OF all human hor-s
.hrh occurred at TraMtdn Thursday,
light, equal in horror to the Statesboroi
lffair, il the general accepted theory be
rue that the victims were first mur-I
lercd before the house was fired. AT
! c'cluck this morning the residence OF
Mr. y. b. Hughes, centrally located In
he town, vas discofered OH fire: Neigh
oors rushed II tbs Scene. but the fire.
lad progressed SO far that entraiicc to-
:hc house was impossible. At once in;-si in;.i
IuirY was made as to the whereabouts
tf The Inmates. it being thought that
:ney had made their escape in their
hight clothes. AS soon as the fire had.
lied down sufficiently, a fearful scene
net the eyes of the beholders. There.
ay the charred and almost unrecog-..
1izable bodies IL thu cttlre family, CON-
,isting of Mr.. Hughes, his wife, Evas
and two young daughters, Emmlei.
aged 19. and Hattie, IA years OF age
Mr.. Hughes body lay just below where
was situated the door leading. from his.
.oom to the hall, with bullet hole,
through the upper part of his head: a
pistol with one empty chamber lay
near by. Part Of his charred clothes
we're on his person.. showing that ne.
vas dressed at the time he met DEATH
The body of his wife was on the pea;
springs, while those of the young ladies'
we're similarly situated. The skulls Oh
these three were crushed as If hit WILD
ar axe or some blunt instrument. Their;
bodies when found occupied a most na.'
turil position with nothing to indicate
a struggle, showing that they had been
struck and done to death while asleep,
The news spread like wildfre and soon!
the entire Surrounding country was on
The sceIiH.
under the direction OF Soliclotf
Thurmond, a coroner's jury was i'm
panelcd. but as yet no testimony mas
been taken, it being thought pest g
await further Developments. 1t was salq
three tracks were discovered leading
from the field up to the rear OF the
house; The county blood hounds were
secured and put on the train, but tnl5
effort has availed nothing: The horror
is yelled in mystery. Every external
evidence goes to show that the family;
we're all killed before the house was
1rHai Tered for the purpose Of robbery; tnat
upon being discovered the robbers ac-
diminished the murders and fired the
house Excitement runs high, but moth
ing rash will be done. Upon the request
of Solicitor Thurmond, Governor Hey-
ward has offered a reward for the ap-
nrehension of the guilty parties.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-12-14
No Battle Imminent.

Mukden, BY Cable.-Eycrything now
indicates that the prospect Of an I'M
mediate encounter on large scale
has passed. During the fighting be-
low Tsinkihitchen, the Russian loss
was 25 men killed and 1913 wounded,
including two officers. Seventeen
Japanese prisoners were taken. one of
whom committed suicide.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-12-14
eank President Acquitted.

Beaumont, Texas, Spccial.--The jury
in the case of former President j. p.
Withers, Of the american National
Bank, of Beaumont, charged with the
misappropriation OF $4,000 Of the funds
of the bank, returned verdict OF not
guilty. There were fifteen counts in
the Indictment covering five different
transactions. He was acquitted on all
counts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-12-14
Reward Offered.

Muccn. Ga, Specia!.-A reward OF
s3OO and expenses has been offered
for the capture of Marc S. Potter, tae
defaulting and fugitive cashier of lhs
bank at Davisboro, Ga, where he IL
alleged to be more than $20, 0,OO0 snort
in his accounts. The reward is offered
by the officials OF the bank.
potter is only % years old, weigh:
e00 nounds and mas light hair ano
blue cves. He is very popular, ano
his friends express surprise at bis
action
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-12-14
Met Peculiar Death:

Edgeheld, special-Mr. i. b Bailey.
son.in-law of the late Hon. G. u
Tiliman, met with q tragic death last
week vailc but hunting. He slot a
squirrel which lodged in iilc limb Of a
tree. Mr.. Bailey climbed the tree foi
the purpose of getting the SQUIRREL
and fell, striking the ground and crush
ing his skull: Ue hailed a companion
just before falling tkat he was sick
and it is thought he was Seized with
apoplexy, which caused him TO loosen
his hold. on the tree: He lived al
'Clarksyllh aild was a prominent cit.
izen of the county.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-12-14
New Iananese Eortitlcations.

washington, Specialize. Griscom
the American minister ct Toxic, has
ca3led tic State Department that MI.
Fisher, the American vice consul al
Nagasaki, reports that all shipping
has been warned TO keep 20 miles
AWAY from Pescadores, an Island OH
the west coast OF Formosa, and tnal
II is rcported that fortillcations are
.hcjnr constructed at Seoul.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-12-14
Minor r.istters.

Lena Tucker. /, cciurcd woman. S.
years cid. was burned 10 death III
the coIoEeG Old Folks Home, while
Nancy Wilson, 10 years old. sal ny.
TOO feeble 10 aid bcr. The two oil
women were lowering over a-siovc. a
enc side OF which was rcd hot.
On Monday lasL~hmha<saGnr Gh@i'
presented Capt. r. 5. Scott, commander
o,.Iba British Antarctic cxElcri',s
steamer Discovery, with Inc PhiNaa:'.
i,bia Geographical Sociriy'a media! ai
albert Hall, london