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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-03
Art NeedleWOrk

5o-cent tinted Table Ccntcrs at......i5e
:S-ccnt Pillow Tops at ..............6 ..6c
1J-Cent Pillow Slips at .................@Sc
s1.ol Shoe BAGS at ...-.................SO .SOc
SEQ autographed Sofa Pillows.....75c
Dr~s, TrimminEs-Beautif Persian
Trimmings at one-third former SELL
ing prices.
DelIs-Beautiful imported Dolls reduced
TO just half regular prices
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Gloves
Reduced Prices for Clearing Sale

o,-cent Lace Mitts reduced to.........1Oc
s5-cent 2-clasp Lisle Thread Gloves. .23e
$40 Pure Silk Lace Mitts at.........-.2'sc
T5-cent Milanese Lisle Gloves at...-..4Sc
Kayer's Double-Tip SILK Gloves....-.SO
Mems Summer Driving Gloves-kid
palms and knitted Isle backs-were
I5c-now soc
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Black Goods
Rousing Clearing Sale Redue.
tiOns,

T5-cent 50-inch Black Panama at......3ec
75-cent 42-inch Wolfe at........-........SS .SSc
s1s5 quality 5o-inch Fancy Noile..... Doc
$50 quality 45-inch Knopp Wolfe. ..s1.1O
sr50 quality 45-inch Mohair Mistral. 81 90
Sl.J0 quality 45-inch Knopp Batiste. Si.2S
500 quality 45-inch Mohair Serge. .:'h
500 quality 45-inch Mohair Soleil. so
$50 quality 45-inch Mohair Soleil. .s1.7S
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Clearing Sale Ladies and ChiIdren's
Underwear

'hildrens 121s-cent Richelieu Ribbed
Lo"-Neck Vests reduced to. each..5 SC
Womcn's l2rs and Is cent I.ow-Neck
Ribbed Vests - Clearing Sale Price.
'd'l' ----.-'--.-..- .---.------ ------........--sc
Childrcns 1J-ceut Lace-Trimmed I'm
brelld Drawers reduced to. pair......sc
Womea's Decent Neck VestS-deep
lace front. each ....................I.i.c &C
Chilirens 25-cent I.ow-Neck Vests re-
duced to. each .......................I5c I5c
WOmen's 15-Cent I.ace-Trimmed l-mbre!-
IL Drawers-Clearing Sale Price.
Women's 25-cent I.ace-Trimmeb Crepe
Lisle Vests reduced to. each. 15c
Children's .r-cent Lisle Union Suits
mostly high neck and long sleeves
Woman's 90 and ~ cent Low-Neck Vests.
with fancy lace and crochet fronts
reduced to. each .-....-..-.....-.....:oc :oc
odds and Ends Of Womcu's Fine I'm
ported ~ and - cent Nests-Cl.arins
Sale Price. eacn .--..-..........-.....''o .''oc
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Mems Furnishings
Clearing Sale Reductions.

Mems and Boys' 10-cent Linen Collars.5e
Mems 2J-cent Fancy Suspenders at..i5c
Mems 0-cent Leather Belts at. .2Sc
Mems 5-cent Fancy Suspenders at ..:.c
Mems 15-cert Nezligee Shirts az 80. .38c
Mems 81 Negligee Shirts at... .S0c
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than become acquainted with its many advantages.
Silks Reduced

accent Crepe de Chine for........--...t9c
'5-ceut Lining Serges 25c
J-cent Natural Color Pongee c9c
5o-c"nt Colored TaTeta at.............:s:jc
f1-c"nt Fancy White SILK 35c
65-cent Natural Color Pongee 3Sc
.5-cent Striped Wash Tanetas. 3Sc
ss-cent Plain Wash TaTetas. soc
el-cent Sh!rt-WaIst Suit Silk 30c
6"-Cent Fancy Taffetas at...........:I :I9c
s0-c.Et White Arnure jacquard. .....aSc
.5-Cent Natural Color Pongee. .4sc
'J-C"nt Printed FouIards at..4 4Sc
'5-cent Taff"tas reduced 48c
s5-ccnt Colored Louisines at.......... 40c
800 Armure MarGuise. Duchesse. Fait
d" Sole Peau de Sole and Peau de
tysre at...................... .48c
ts-cent Fancy White SILK at...........49 49c
800 Cream Duchcss- now 88c
sie Black and White TafYetas at. .BSc
sl@ Whit. Louisines at................S .S9c
sl.ra Black Gros Grains. White TaTetas
and White Duchesse-your choice
S.l0 White Peau dc Cygne at.........S Sic
81. % Cream Peau de Sole FOR Soc
SIS Cream Duchesse reduced to-. s8c
$l.0) Cream Popln for onlv............:Sc
.25 Moire Velour ar................--s6c &c
Sl.75 Black Moire Faconne at......S1 .25
s@.s5 Crepe de Chine. 45-incl. 1.SS
SIS Foulards reduced to....-.........s3c
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Beds, Etc.

In the Basement.
300 double-s;ze Iron Beds for. .2I.eS
$50 steel Bed-Couches for. $3.50
$50 steel Davenport Couches for. $500
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Bags and
Suit Cases

Our finest goods, but they're
a little shopworn, so out they
go in the clearing sale at half
price!
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Sheets and
Pillow Cases

Clearing Salc-in Basement.
SPECIAL: SHEETS FOR. ,3Sc
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: j All at
! SOC
J per pair

n. & c." $50 styles. Royal Worcester
$i.59 styles and kabo sl.J0 CorSets-al;
reonceu to-.---..---- .c1c
A lot Of those superb $50 Bon Ton Cor
scts-aiso S.S styles of -. F." Cor
sets-both styles reduced to $3.50 pair
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Clearing Sale Reductions In Our
Upholstery Dept.

Portiercs-Burmese Portisres in white
or ecru. with colored cross stripes.
s,.75 Portleres reduced to-. 81. 80 pair
500 Portieres reduced to........s2.OO pair
A.oo Portieres reduced $500 pair
Couch Covers in Oriental stripes. with
fringe-50 inches wide and yards long
worth N75-now........-..... .S1.1S
Rugs-AlI-wool Reversible Smyrna Rugs.
36x72 in.--were S325-reduced to-. 1896
7Isx1ol: II. Wilton Velvet Rugs in ORR
entail desisns-were sls5o-now. .s13.7"
Tapestry for furniture coverings. etc.-So
in. w1de--reduced from Soc yard to. .25c
Reps-65c furniture and curtain Reps In
solid brocaded colors. reduced to .33c yd.
AwninRs--Adtustable any window
from IA to AZ feet wfde-were 600
now ......-...--..-..-..--. ...Fl.sO
MattfnEs--Heavy China Mattings in
check designS-were &c a yard-now
at ....--..............-.Is IL 1-xc
China Mattings in 4o-yard rolls-were
A.1s roll-uow reduced to......... S3.4S
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HandkerChiefS
Midsummer Clearing Sale
Reductions.

s-ccnt Chlldren's Plain White Handler
chieis -....-..........1c
S-cent Women's Fancy White Handker-
chiefs .--..-.-...........:,c &c
Scent Mems White Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs-..-....... ..........-......Se Se
10-cent Women's soiled, lace edge. &c
is-cent Wonen's L.ace-Trimrned and
Embroidered Handke-chicfs at... .IOc
cry Trimmed HaEdkerchiefs.. 12,.c
Scent Mems Fancy Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs at.....-.....-.........-..
So-cent Mems Initial Handkerchiefs.. .35c
scent won,en's Initial and .Hemstiteh-
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COrsetS

makes, but as the lots are
broken and some sizes missing
they will be closed out in our
clearing sale at greatly reduced
prices.
A lot OF Summer Net Corscts-nedium
long waist. we'll boncd. lace-trimmed
top-aii sizes-clean. fresh goods
Clearing Sale Price Csc
Entire balance g styles of sl.0o Corsets,
to be closed out at so cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-04

| l.atit... "a ,,, t "a,
''''~ "' "u' "'"'lS "eie AUulule'
4 ruStlc q her gown and Isabel pHssc
I 10 au open window. Without gil IN.
/ clotha9 IN roct,ti,,b4 Il. 49,
/ ''Lt :" i''N' ""'
my SteiiolS hcaul$ lhcn. - II lHr
/ ing drawn Inspiration from the rlpql
owed stars y4,. I-al,ol 4,,.,..,.4 .,,..l ...t.t
g., .,, '''
""''Ab H"'e ucS'IS'd y"a N0l -
ana there was no repruHch in her voice
--"if Won hal roncp3jr,l thnaa thiur.
rrcr, Ill, Ai
-''N' wv A'I' '''
/ ana ana want You to marry Eliza
beth Martin because - well herauso
sba. cau holm ,,,, ,,,,.,., t.. ~.
'"'H l. as
A"id 90 give You up Nti. but 1t seems
best for the three of us. As long aq
life lasts Nnl shall be t,.,,o q, won,
t...,,,.. ~
""s' - NV thNiN id9 betA y sPHlt-
ual union too sacred To permit nv
thinking OF amy one else as my nus
bahd. Good night and g0udhv. Ned.
Before | could reeoyor from r,r s,tr.
,.,t.o .,.5 ......
t'ri NUNS i"'c ialpe' AGht'y
tolched her lips 10 my unhappy head.
and | was alone.
1rt n,,o e,...I., ,tir,.,,.,,,4 MA, ...4 ...
'''i'' wy @i''' t'A1 iiIpIu'
i've. itFe comes lhc poSiWln-a let
Ter from Elizabeth. written tho morn
inc I faft T.l-,,,.o,.f e,,1. .,...,.....
l,,t,-, t.ti.t-+..
49,. =. - ~ ~ i''" u. '4'l.2A you o'ii
.' ti." privilege want sou u ele-
80 ',. 'e' opinions Ok women 10 iHeiF reIa-
''T ~, M =.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-04

ton l'had expected with great dread.
honlSrg morning my clients. if there
were any found this notice on Hr
Office d lur: "t'm going TO arbitrafc. Go
dn thWi likewise"
At Nashville Elizabeth received me-
wlthAmarked eoulialily and such .act
Of surprise that forgot my apology
and mr. inclination 20 explain ercu less
as the necessity diminished Insfaas
Of a dry Ia The city The day crcls into
days, and not Until telegram from
homo dcmgudiBg NY immediate pres
ence was received did my mind revert
with slckcnins tbud 10 the fact that
absolutely no part of by purpose in
visiting Nashville had been accom-
plishe,t
With the telegram in my hand. /
made Ply last call 1.-THE homo Of Eliza
beth Martin. From the moment of my
receipt nn we both felt that uneoG-
fortab D. forebodus Of misfortune. Tie
awkward silences aad tie distressing
aliemps TO break away from our dread
anu rem ew the animated conversations
or peac rfui contemplat!oas OF former
visits 1'd-sne. ike the wlIlo The wisp
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-04

4 popular Highland remedy lor both
consumption and general debility was
what is known a. sudh nan cahar
t'the Juice Of deer's horns) These
were gathered in the hills when the
animals cast them in the springtimc
Tney were boiled for some hours and
the Juice thus obtained bottled. after
being strained Candy sugar and
whisky arc usually added to it nova
days. Crabs shells pulyeri1od, and
eaten on bread and butter were used
for consumption asthma and whooping
cousA in the Hebrides.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-04

TOuR yeaIs ago q southern cis..
with a voice filled with that
i sweet tenderness that touche.
~ the northern mans heart. cam,
into my life | have never forsotie1
Elizabeth Martin | never can forge,
those blue. hypA0tic. trus ling eyes. w
were friends IL once. IN week OF.
fancy had trayersed the earth. and IN
two weeks each had explored the mys
teries Of the others sympathetic heart.
All too soon the happy vacation day
passed. returned to niy country 81.
ice, while Thousand miles intervene
knowing the differences that exisfe
by nature in our circumstances and IN.
bred convictions, lacked The courage
10 fall hopcIessly ia love with Mis-,
Martin. Although conScionrc informe J
me that delicate advances would nat
be rebuIcd, yet this monitor nj the
same time increased my conviction
that had 10 moral right TO cncoar-
age reciprocity of deep sentiment
Because Of my northern birth and
respect for the uzlristocrarc simplicl-
lies Of republicmiism | resisted tie
temptation to win this sweet GIRLS
love. No matter how refined. sutb
training as mine could nos always har-
monte with those innatc opinions hell
ny one who counted the heritage of the
south-its democratic arlstocracv-
supreme Importance.
But there came n day when no
amount Of reasoning or struggling
with my honor concean6 from me that
loved Elizabeth Martin. nor anv
doubt Of the full retniu of love from
that noble little girl IN Dixie. But no
sooner had this coirfction mastered
me than the struggle svns renewed to
mako my will the d0minator. I ropt-
United no wrong In loving ur tie
wrong lay IN permitting any evidence
Of such passion 10 appear to Elizabeth
Elizabeth Martin was the daughter
OF General Richard Martin. man of
wealth and power ar his wife AMI
daughter be asked only that tbav
grace his home. treat his guests with
distinctive courtesy and maintain tho
traditions of his family. But Eliza
beth Martin sought more than the
pleasure and honor Of balancing tie
family social accounts. She sought
DO career She asked no higher GOAL
than honorable wifehood and mother
hood
But did Elizabeth Martin understand
the sacrifices wifehood and mother
food imposed upon high spirited Girl.
especially When fhose conditions are
made more difficult by tito common.
place associations and duties Of tie
average mans wife. who from choice
or Necessity must he communion AMI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-04

Some beast in human form waddod
Doe SINNERS Office keynote full Of wet
paper and then telephoned him 20
hurry out to old Bill Jennings and
bleed him. When Doc went to his pf-
free 10 get his tools. Of course the
paper was frozen and he couldn't set
the key in. This is the second time
this thing has happened. McC0rda
vile tOhiol Exhumer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-04

COOK, nouSeKeper ana nurse business
adviser and pinoher Of the nlmblo
nickclI
There seemed to ho but ono answor
70 this question She did not ana could
not understand This answer left mo
no moral right 10 assume even the pos.
slhiliiies of our matrimonial alliance.
From that day began my FIRST dis
courtesy | made no reply TO her le
ters
For a few weeks this discourtes,
made no difference with Elizabeth.
Her letters continued their cheerful
ness, their encouragement and literary
brllllance until suddenly stricken lay
my lack of appreciation. fearing size
had made too great committal Il few
deliberately cold lines asked the ques
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-04

love and to place my affections and
welfare In her keeping
/ The good and the undesirable fen.
lures of the interchangeable young
women of the neighborh0od were
studied with interest There were
many favorable points in each one
who, unknown 10 herself, of course.
was candidate for my matrimonial
net However, none was exactly sat-
isfactory Some expected too much
Of the man Few were willing To bear
their share and were prone ia gr1mblc
Some didn't like the town ana wouldn't
live in Myersburg for a mint Of mon.
cy' Every one Of them could spend
money faster than Three young lawyers
could earn il, They seemed te have an
idea that money grow on trees and an
that was necessary was to continue 10
shake the patcrnal limb The other
objections were common enough
though they are more The fault Of the
mother who is ambitious and who has
forgotten the romance oi tire struggle
Of hcg own young wfchood and nv
members only the bitterness q that
struggle TO keep up appearances while
serapiUG and saving 10 found a home
ana d comfortable fortune. Tie only
romance mother or daughter looks for
ward to in these days includes three
servants, maid. butler and "a French
chauffeur
Az last in spite of being SO peculiar
and particular there came candidate
without fiaw absolutely without flaw
interesting Intelligent. high spirited.
good taste. perfect IN form and pos
sessing al of those feminine graccs
that please tile average man Jovial
though serious when need be, seasoned
eu0@ to command respect and q
wholesome fear size makes a capital
companion and q good chum You sea,
whon I begin talhng OF Isabel | wan
der from the main point and almost
forget to osk You if there isn't some
thing wrong with this love theory
The first clond appeared on Saturday
morning Il Vas q Telegram from Eliz
abc0h Martin. She was ut Lakewood
again and wondered &c was not COM
iu- before She left for Japan. / id |
just what you would have done. and !
exactly what twelve months before I ,
bad taken solemn oath never to DO !
again
The return Journey brought me home /
heavy eyed and hcartsorc II WIS no /
longer right for mc 90 keep this cx +
pcrienoc from Isabel. agI tIlat very 1
night without reservation. size WIS I
given The catIrc story. That Elizabeth I
Martin had been my true love / did
NOT conceal no defense was made.
and none was necessary There were
tears in lsabel's Dyes not of anger nor
Of panied surprise. Wt tears Of love
and unfathomed sympathy Then tol
Isabel was given The message Of Eliz
lbeLt, The message eta gentle. woman
y heart to one WHO 10y chance had
nstuped hcr throne
TEL her. Elizabeth Martin said
Tell Der that its loved you. Ned. 80
shall love her if she adds Happiness
10 your life The tender nobility 81
his message broke our restraint IN
hour atterward, when the sobs were
very f~'.t AID all 50 unies tina. Tia
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-04

Crowds Ego hunting but few ride
to hounds, so statistics are absolutely
useless. or the thrust ers-the ones
who come To grief laast-are the
aportsmen who keep their eye on the
leading hound and try TO land on h,I
tail every time. The golden rule ISL
Throw y0pi Eeatt over FIRST, and thea
you aad yoar horse and the lcadiag
dog and the ioy arc certain to De u
The Same field Il Is level mon
which Of yog 1et Killed hr3t.--LondYn
Daily Mail
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-04

traeurc until a sudden impulse an
answering appeal from those tear wet
eyes and logic was overturned Two
soft arms We're cIaspcd abour ms nrc...
TWO strong arms heid gentle woman
IN warm embrace. The teudcrcsl words
came go our lips ard then no time for
words. One ms=e hong sweet embrace
and we parcel forever.
a week ia,e my conscience. stricken
with the errors Of lis romance woull
have welcomed q public horsewhip-
ping co.. 4 tolerate DO further lie
lay ir cniiue ta.H unfortunate matter.
That | deserved no further cansiacra-
ton. even If our circumstances in life.
were compatible. | E.cv aad accented
as final Elizabeth Martin must cease
10 hc an Important factor ia. my life.
IN order 10. facilitate li.is removal I de-
termIncl to adopt tie theory that love
is com i-fan suliicct to mental con
troll, aHd. after finding some one whose
ezPel ieist.s. ambitions and rircum
stances were ~ .haginnn-s =. 10 iar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-04

A rather gruesome Highland prac-
ti2e for treating epilepsy Is the drinks
ing cut Of a suicides skull. In a corr
tain churchyard there is a suicides
skull lying perdu, the exact where.
abouts being known only to one or
Two privileged individuals 1t IS ia-
yafiabiy sent for when a case OF cpl
iepsy occurs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-04
What Children Should Learn.

Habits acquired in childhood are
ne ones that stick through lie. So it
is important that little ones should
be taught habits Of neatnesS. helpful
ness ard daintiness about their belong
ires. II is. certainly essential for a
girl ard will not do boy any harm
nor make him one whit less manly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-04

There are two sides to every ques-
ton Tie mau who hears only one
side and believes ills easily fooled
Schoolmastor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-04

The mind ought sometimes to be
amused that II mag the better return
TO Thought and to itself.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-04

Barnes iiovcs was quite indignant
when be heard what 800 varc about.
lie SAYS yuu emit mako fool Of him.
Shcdd -0f course not; but / cau direct
public attention to what Is already IL.
existence Boston Transcript.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-04
Love and I a
Theory
BY Edward c. Lampson
Copyright, loos.:ap Ed,card @. Ltmpson

%OUR yeaIs ago q southern en-.
with a voice filed with tina.
sweet tenderness that touches
the northern mans heart cama
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-04

will be invaluable to all who vlsit the
Fair--a record Of VIVA. they saw. It
will be an invaluable record Of perpet.
uaI Interest TO those VINO do not visit
the FAR.
Every American citizen who reads
will want this Art presentation Of this
greatest Of all Worlds Fairs. (Retal
price is Csc per part), To readers Of
the BULLETIN 10 cents per part.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-12-14
BANKS Will AID
COTTON GROWERS
Originator Of Waco Ware House Plan
is Highly Gratified With the out
look

Washington Dec. 49, Judge En-
gene Williams Of Waco, the originator
.of what is known as the Waco ware
house plan OF holding cotton, is high
lS grahhed By the attitude Of some
southern bankers toward his sugges.
ton The Judge, who is here, made
ne following statement tonight.
"T am greatly pleased to learn that
Gcxas banker, are almost unanimous
.n advising the farmers of their viii
hngness to all in holding over enough
cotton to insure profit from that
which viii be sold during the remain
de of the season. and that the same
yhns is being done in other southern
states Another encouraging fact is
taat the statement, frequently made
by many bankers. that the farmers do
not need to borrow money. Let the
Larmers, merchants and bankers Of the
cotton states act together for the next
$50 seasons and the cotton planter
tsiil be prosperous.
Better facilities for gathering infor-
nation directly from all cotton produc-
ois into i central Office and dissemin-
atlng il to each farmer are absolutely
necessary in order that the acreage
may be ucrea3ed or diminished each
scar as demanded by conditions. Ear
aer and fun lnformation- should be
rad each year TO prevent suchsurprises
Jnat prodoced by the. recent gov
nmont report Facilities for hold.
pre- over cotton must also be provided
The business men and farmers Of the
waco district are urging these mat
ors upon cotton producers through
shat IS known as the Waco ware
e1se plan Some organization is
oedea So chat each farmer may be
formed as 70 the amount Of cottoi
hat Is ware housed and carried over
Cotton men know this but the farm.
rs have he'd 10 facilitate for knowing
t in the past.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-12-14
Mrs. Chadwick Waived Ex4
animation and Leaves
for Cleveland
N. Y. LAWYER IMPLICATED
Believed That Prominent New York
Attorney Was Mrs. chadwIck's
Able AcccmpIice in Securing
the Big Amount.

New York, Dec 13.-The examina
tion Of Mrs Chadwick did not take
place this afternoon as was generally
expected A large crowd had gather
Cd to hear the preliminary investi-
cation Of the famous case but it was
announced that Mrs. Chodwick had
waived examination.
This was done for no other reason
than TO keep from meeting. face to
face Andrew Carnegie whose name
the actress forged, it is claimed and
succeeded in securing such large
amounts Of money.
Mr. Carnegie was summoned to ap-
pear as a witness in the case yester
day and he would have been present
but The attornys for Mrs, Chadwick
announced that they would waive hear
ing in New York and go to Cleveland
tonight
1t is announced from Cleveland to-
night that a warrant has been issued
tor the arres. Of a prominent New
York attorney who. the federal an,
thorities claim, was Mrs. Chadwiok'a
aole aeeompicc in the scheme to
secure tho money. The name Of the
attorney has not heen given, as the
arrest has nnt yet been made, and
there is considerable anxiety here to
Known who IL is
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-12-14
RUSSIANS coNTIUE
AN ARTILLERY FIRE

Gen Ollu's Headquarters via Fusan
Sunday Dec. Il, delayed in transmits
sion) Russians along the front OF
Gen. okus almy are continuing an
artillery and life fire day and night.
The Japanese are not replying. A
Rnssian move southwark is not antic,
irated Immediately. The Russian
plan for a winter campaign has not
developed
Last night the thermometer reach
81 seven degrees below zero, which
is considered very cold for December.
The Japanese preparations for the
winter are practically completed.
The Brunswick daily news., 1904-12-14
At Least Not at the Pres
ent Session, Says Wash
ingtOn Special
THE BILL WELL NOT PASS
Senator Bailey Puts the Republican
leaders on Notice That the Bill
viii be Fought to the Very
Last Ditch.

Washington, Dec. 1S.-fhere is rea.
son to believe that none OF the repub.
iican leaders in the senate will make
any effort to push the bin Of Senator
Platt- Of New York, which provides
ior the reduction of the congressional
representation Of practically all the
southern statoa
Senator Bailey, who has been keep.
/ ing in close rouch with the matter
ever since the bill was introduced re-
Gently conferred with some OF the lead
ing republicans Of the upper house
md incidentally put them on notice
rtat he would vigorously oppose any
attempt to get The Platt measure
through re told them that if the
matter was to be taken up he desired
@ make some extended Preparations
loa he dght against it. ana asked
hem 10 Indicate their attitude in the
premises so Shat if the case was not
so Pc gone into, he could save the
.me which would otherwise be devot
Cd TO those preparations
He was given to understand that
nothing would 6e done, and was as
snrej that il any change wa smade in
taa program he would be apprised
aafly eaoush 10 permit MIN to giye