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Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-29
InDICT TWENTY
CHICAGO KEEPERS

Chicago. July 29.The grand jury
which has already indicted a police in
.spector. detective and others in fur
therance of States Attorney Way
mans attack on the west side "teh-
derloin' today, returned indictments
against 90 keepers of alleged Illegal
establishments.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-29
TEN AUTOS HAVE
PERFECT SCORES
Glidden Tourists Leave Oakley, Kan
With hut Two Days Run
Before Them.

Oakley. Kan. July 29-Within S75
miles of the end of their long journey,
and with five cars in the contest for
the Glidden trophy and five for the
Hover trophy still holding perfect
scores with no penalties, the Glidden
tourists left here at Z this morning
for Salina. 1898 miles distant.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-29
Illinois Village Damaged.
Thinks He is Sane Now.

Champaign, H., July 29.-The viii
lage of Philo. Ill, was almost wiped
out today by fire. Half the business
section was destroyed. The damage
is $4,000.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-29
Continued on Page Four.)
Roosevelt at Race Meet,

Nalrobl. July 29-Theodore Roose-
welt today attended race meeting of
the East African Turf club here. Ker-
mt Rooscvclt had mount in five of
the races.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-29
NINE. NORDICA is A BRIDE
Singer Weds New York Banker With
Quiet Ceremony at London.

London. July 29.-Mme. Lillian Nor
dica. the American opera singer. was
married today to George Young. New
York banker. at Kings Weighhouse
church. Grosvenor square. The cere-
mony was performed in the presence
of few friends.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-29
148,955 NOW REGISTERED
Vast Number Seek 6.4OO Homesteads
in Reservations.

Spokane, Wash, July $50 great
is the rush of applicants for Indian
reservation lands to be drawn Aug.
8, that land department officials yes
terday placed an order for $4,000
more registration blanks. With lit
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-29


ISIoNAL GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN
PROCLAIMED AT BARCELONA.
THE RUMoR is DISCREDITEO AT
THE CAPITAL.
The desperate condition of Spain,
both at home and abroad, was disclos-
ed when the Spanish government Off
ciaIy admitted the defeat of the gov
ernment troops in the great battle in
Morocco, and at the same time reports
showed Barcelona was completely in
the hands of revoIutionists and the
streets running with blood. and the
Spanish artillery using machine guns
in a vain attempt to check the on
sIaught of the revolutionary element.
BROUGHT CRUSHING DEFEAT.
The battle in Morocco has brought
crushing defeat to the Spanish forces.
Casualties on the Spanish side reach
ed 5000, giving the defeat an aspect
akin to that which the Italians met in
invading Abyssinia. The Moors, flush
ed with their victory, are now advanc-
ing to attack the Spanish at another
strategic point, Alhucemas.
WHAT DISPATCHES SHOW.
Latest dispatches indicate that Me
lila, Spanish stronghold, is so press
ed by the Moors that it's safety is in
danger and its capituiation to the
Moors would not cause surprise. The
internal condition of Spain is border
ing on anarchy. Barcelona, the second
largest city of Spain, and a commercial
rival of Madrid, is the center of riot,
piIIage, burning of public and religious
institutions, and continued bloody fight
ing between Spanish troops and riot
ers entrenched behind high barri-
cade. The gravity of the situation, as
related from points along the Spanish
frontier, suggests the bloody days of
the Paris commune.
EVEN CAPITAL IN DOUBT.
The government at Madrid is meet
ing the situation with stern repressive
measures, but reports indicate the mil
itary garrison at the capital is disaf-
fected and popular sentiment is shown
ny ESpOitS tidt a NdSt idS 'S'p
an anti-war manifestation in front of
the royal palace.
Not Allowed to Print Facts.
Madrid July 29.-In view of the
grave situation at Barcelona, which is
steadily growing more serious, naval
infantry has been ordered to that city.
Senor LacieTva, minister of the inter
ior and now termed the Spanish Ire
poff, today announced any newspaper
printing reports disagreeing with Off
ciaI information would be prosecuted
and editions suppressed.
Entire Army Called Upon.
The complete mobilization of the
Spanish army has been ordered. All
officers on leave have been recalled.
Reserves of all classes have been sum
moned to the colors. 1t is reported
Premier Maura has rendered his res
ignation, but King Alfonso has declin-
ed to accept it.
Conditions Are Desperate.
Diareitz, Near the Spanish From
tier, July ga desperate condition
of affairs at Bercelona is shown in
reports received here from the dis
turbed city. These show the rev.
olutionary element holds the upper
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-29
MARKERS BROTHER is OUT
Crime of Assistant Costs Bank Cash.
ier and Director His Job.

Upton, Ind. July 29.-William H.
Marker. cashier and director of the
First National bank, and brother of
Noah R. Marker, the missing assistant
cashier who is charged with defalca-
tions of over 800, 900 has resigned.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-29
ovcrshadows African War.
Was Disastrous Defeat.

Madrid, July 30. = Official dis
patches received here today admit
the battle between Moorish tribesmen
and the Spanish forces outside Me-
Mia, July 81, was disastrous de-
feat. The Moors cut off commune
cations with the Spanish outposts
ana the main force of the Spaniards
was driven back under the walls of
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-29
LOYALTY OF EVEN MADRID QUESTIONED
News From Africa Of Most DisCouraging Nature,
Europeans Having Been Defeated With Loss Of
3,000--May be Compelled to Surrender.

HENDAYE, JULY 29.-REPoRTS
JUST RECEIVED HERE FROM MAD
RID SAY 1T is RUMoRED A PROV
ISIoNAL GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN
PROCLAIMED AT BARCELONA.
THE RUMoR is DIsCREOITEO AT
THE CAPITAL.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-29
Artillery Fire Incessant.
Mndrid Gnrrison Not LoynI:

London, July 29.-Information re-
ceived through diplomatic channels
in London tends to accentuate the
gravity of the situation in Spain. 1t
is intimated there is reason to fear
the garrison at Madrid itself has
been tampered with by the insurrec-
tiOniStS
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-29

Continued on Page Two.)
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-29
Entire Army Called Upon.

The complete mobilization of the
Spanish army has been ordered. Al
officers on leave have been recalled
Reserves of all classes have been sum
moned to the colors. 1t is reported
Premier Maura has rendered his res
ignation, but King Alfonso has declin
ed to accept it.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-29
People Leave cities.

Terror stricken people are fleeing
from the larger towns to the oper
country and small villages where
there is less exposure to danger. The
situation is complicated by the gen
eral strike ordered by the labor or
ganizations at Barcelona two days
ago.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-29
Conditions Are Desperate.

Diareitz, Near the Spanish From
tier, July ga desperate condition
of affairs at Bercelona is shown in
reports received here from the dis
turbed city. These show the rev.
oIutionary element holds the upper
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-29

hand. Government troops, declaring
themselves insufficient to retake the
revolutionary stronghold, have been
forced to abandon several quarters
leaving the revolutionists in control
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03

ing to show the methods Of influencing
members of unions. ''and these methods.
the Court remarked, seem to be known as
'persuas sion The customers of the stove
company. the Court said. had been intinli-
dated, browbeaten and coerced out of their
business relations with their customers by
direct interference with and boycott OF
their Uhe customersO trade relations with
their own customers and the public gen.
erally.''
Gompers. Mitchell and Morrison were re-
leased on nominal bail pending the appeal
TO the Court of Appeals. and on March IL
last that court handed down the opinion
sustaining the decree originally granted by
Justice Gould, and afterward made per-
manent. enjoining and restraining the three
men named. and others. from boycotting
the stove company and from otherwise in
terfering with 1t. The injunction was moo
flied in some slight particulars.
The sentence aroused wide discussion.
and President Roosevelt was asked to par
don the men. He did no more, however
than direct the Department of Justice 10
keep him informed as TO the case.
When Mr.. Gompers returned from Europe
three weeks ago. after spending the sum
mer travelling on the Continent, he sald
he was prepared to go to jail in the de-
fence of American free speech.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03
KILLS HIS FATHER-INLAW
Woodworker Also Shoots and seriousIv
Wounds His Wife.

Frederick Miller. n wOodworker. shot and
killed his father-in-law, John Scean and
seriously wounded his wife yesterday at
the home Of his family. 9th street and
Third avenue, Brooklyn. The shooting
followed long estrangement between
Miller and his wife and her refusal to be
reconciled.
As the woman fell to the floor after the
first shot, Miller made an effort TO escape
and when cornered by his father-in-law
he turned the revolver on the latter. The
old man was struck In the heart and died
Immediately. The shooting was Witnessed
by Millers four children! After his ar
rest he was held a charge of homicide
and felonious assault by Magistrate Gels
Dar, IN the Fifth avenue police court.
Mrs. Miller was removed TO the Norwegian
Hospital. where she identified her hus-
band as the man who did the shooting
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Novem.
her 2, 1909.
ARRIVED,

Steamer venezia FD. Marseiiles October IS.
Naples ~ and Almeria -. 70 James w Elwell
Co with 81 cabin and a35 steerage Passengers
and mdst Arrived at the Bar at u = m.
Steamer Planet Mars tBft. Sourabaya August
% Cherihon -. legal September I. colombo Is.
Port Said October l. Algiers II and the Della
ware BTeakwafer November !. to Furness. Witty
& GO. with sugar. Arrived a the Bar s
p list
Steamer Surname Dutch. Demerara October
90. Paramaribo % and Trinidad %. 10 the Royal
Dutch West India Mail. with ] passenger. mails
ard indse. Arrived at the Bar at IL 30 m.
Steamer kronprinzessin Cectlle Ger. Bremen
October 26. Southampton and Cherbourg 2T "a
Oeirchs & Co. with 72T cabin and ZOO steerage
passengers mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar
4:o5 a
Steamer Oscar II DAM. Copenhagen, October
q, Christlania % and Christiansand o3, 10
Funch. Edye & Co. with i72 cabin and 55s steer
age passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar
al $40
Steamer Louise fGep, Cette September -.
Malaga and Lisbon u 10 the Cans Steamship
Line. with passengers and Tndse. Arrived al
the Bar AT II
Steamer Martha Washington (AusD Trieste
October l6 Patras Is Palermo 20 Agiers ~
and Almeria ~ 90 Phelps Bros a 90 with li,l
cabin and i,I96 steerage passengers and nldse
Arrived at the Bar al II 30 u ~ ist
Steamer Frieda tTsD. Kymassi October 2 and
oran H. to Simpson Spence & Young with
",ssnssia Arrived at the Bar midnight ~
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03
BUCK CONP4NY'.S SIDE
Tan Cleare and Beck Express
Qualification.

ST. Louis. Nov. II w Van Cleave
president of the Bucks Stove and Range
Company. made the following statement
concerning the decision in the case of
Gompers, Morrison and Mitchell:
The assault upon me by the American
Federation OF Labor in 1905 was plotted in
cold blood. / was assailed, not as an in
dividual, but president of the National
Association OF Manufacturers The Fedora
ton did this in order to show its poWer
il aimed to strike terror into eyervho6y
outside its own ranks-workers employers
and the general public alike. and to coerce
Congress and the courts. federal and state
to do its bidding.
Supposing that the leaders Of the Fedora
tion would desist from their attacks upon
our business when enjoned by the court,
] was amazed when to disObedience they
added open and oStentatiOuS defiance. And
let II ne remembered, these ViOatorS of law
and these ASSISTANTS of the courts were not
individual offenders hut acted in the name
of the 2,000.000 persons whom they claim TO
be members of their league. What would
the country think If the head Of any great
industrial commercial or transportation in
terest should violate the law al these men
have done and should challenge the courts
10 carry out the law and to enforce their
DEGREES?
II must he remembered that these men
are not convicted because of their attempt
to destroy the business OF the Buck & StoVt.
and Range Company, but because they
openly def1ed the order Of the federal court
James NJ. Beck, of counsel for the COM
pany, expressed qualification at the de-
cision. He made the following statement:
To the extent that this decision involves
punishment upon men Of power and stand
ing in the country no one cal feel any
personal qualification, but to the extent
that il vindicates a principle that is vital
TO industrial liberty Il is gratifying 10 Us
who conducted the case for the plaintiff
want 10 impress again the fact that these
contempt proceedings were not fought bv
the Bucks Stove company or its .-nunssI
primarily or principally to protect prtyate
personal rights which We're Threatened
with destruction. nut to vindicate the now
er of the courts to enforce their DEGREES
We felt that We owed il to the court
which entered the original decree to bring
10 it's attention the fiagrant vioIatiop ~
it's provisions by the defendants Eor -
such decree could he defed as in This
instance. by men Of great power. there
would be an end to the enforcement ~
law. and that means anarchy -
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03
GOMPERS TO APPEAL.
Relies on Chief Justices Dis
senting OminiOn.

Samuel Gompers who had been at the
Victoria Hotel for the last few days. heard
of the decision early in the afternoon he
voted in this city in the forenoon and hao
intended to remain until after to-day, but
the news Of the decision decided him to
leave the city sooner
He got into touch with Secretary Morri-
son. at Washington, over the long distance
telephone The result was a decision 10
hurry his departure so as to be IN the
Jurisdiction of the court in time for the
service of the decree.
When seen at the hotel Mr.. Gompers old
not look worried and talked cheertully.
He was called up again on the telephone
by Secretary Morrison. who wanted MN 70
go to Washington without delay. He told
Mr.. Gompers he was moving to another
house.
What said Mr.. Gompers over the
telephone. You don't mean to say you re
moving into jail already"
Speaking of the decision. Mr.. Gompers
said:
with all due respect to the majority OF
the court. | cannot surrender constitution,
ally guaranteed rights because a Judge VIII
issue an injunction invading and denying
those rights. Chief Justice Sheppards dls-
senting opinion is in defence Of the con
stitution and these inherent rights MI
nority opinions of courts in the past When
human rights We're invaded have ultimate
" prevailed. become the law of the lana
and the generally accepted rule of life, ana
! have an abiding faith that the rule IN
this case will prove no exception.
If l must go to Jail / shall have the
consciousness of the fact that other men
have in the past been compelled to surfer
in defence of justice and right in the
cause of humanity and for the mainten-
anCe of human liberty.
I intended to stay here over tomorrow
to finish up my report for the annual
convention a Toronto, and also to attend
the wedding of the daughter of a very
dear friend of mine but I am going TO
change my plans, and shall leave so ! can
want IN be within the jurisdiction of the
court. whatever disposal is made.
II goes without saying that l would pre-
fer 10 spend the rest of the year with my
family and friends and in my daily routine
of duty 10 spending il in jail and an ap-
peal will be taken TO the United states
Supreme Court. shall not stop until
every legal means has been exhausted TO
prevent my being deprived of my consti-
tutional liberty. and then. if the sentence
must be served. | will accept the condi-
conscious that | do not regret any action
or utterance of mine which some Of the
judges, but not all. have construed as a
breach of the law. ! would have liked to
Parker. to-day, but that would be impos-
sible.
Mr.. Gompers left the city for Washing
ton last evening Vice President Mitchell
of the American Federation Of Labor, who
is sentenced to nine months imprison-
ment, was out Of town yesterday. He
went some DAYS ago to make a tour Of
railroad shops as a member of the com
mittee on industrial education recently
formed under the auspices of the fedora
fiOn
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03

Steamer Titan (Br). Santos October and
Barbados %. TO Busk & Daniels. with passen-
gers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar az
10 1st
Der u. Port Ilmon p, Colon 90, Kingston -
and Fortune Island % to the Hamburg Ameri-
can Line. with SO passengers. mails and mdse
Arrived at the Bar at S m.
Steamer Saratoga Havana October 30. to the
New York and Cuba Mail SIS CO with %
passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the
Bar at 1854 a m.
ARRIVED
Steamer Monroe Newport News and Norfolk.
to the Old Dominion Steamship co. with passen.
gers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 2;oo
p m. -
Steamer Navahoe. Georgetown. c. Oct %
ship Co. with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
so p
teret. n J. Anchored Sandy Hook Bay 6:19 a
m. under 6;55 a m.
Steamer Arapahce, Jacksonville Oct 80 ana
Charleston 81. to the Clyde Steamship Co. with
passengers and mdse Passed in Quarantine at
1870 p IN.
Steamer Potsdam Dutch Rotterdam and
Eoulogne Oct 2s TO the Holland-American Linz
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 3:o4 m
Steamer GoTJistan (Br) Bussorah SEPT 20.
Muscat Oct 3. Port Said l$ and Gran H. 10 10
mdse to order. Arrived at the Bar at o'So
p -
Steamer Katahdin, Georgetown. e &c Oct ,.s So;
n the Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation, with
lumber. Passed in Quarantine at 1l;2o m
SAILED.
Steamers Kronprnz Wilhelm Ger. Bremen
Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch) Rotterdam; Caiaoria
lBr>. Naples. Chicago CFrl. Havre; Captain A.
Antonio: Maraval Gr>. Perth Am6oy. Chelston
tBn. Norfolk: Nelore fBrl. Che-Foo. eve. va
Newport News; Phoebus tGer). Flushing: Apacne,
Charleston; FL Sud, Galveston. Altamaha. Iexas
CITY.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03
4 TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
Butcher Decamtates Wife and
Child and Shoots Self.

Pottsville. Penn, Nov. 2.-Daniel Schoke
butcher, of Pine Grove. near here, cut off
the heads of his wife and twelve-year old
daughter last night. and then committed
suicide by shooting himself
Neighhors broke open the front door to-
Gay. and found Schoke lying on the first
floor and the bodies Of the wife and little
girl in bed on the second floor. A large
butcher knife lay on the floor
Schoke had failed in business several
times. hut his relatives came to his assist
ance each time. 1t is believed that he wor-
ried himself insane. In a note which he
left he said he was not being treated fairy.
and that he did not want to leave his wife
and daughter to their own resources after
he was dead.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03
LAKES TO GULF BY WIRELESS
Message Flashed from Port Arthur
Tex, to Chicago.

Fort Arthur. Tex. Nov. 2.-Wireless com
munlcatfon direct overland between the
CUR of Mexico and the Great Lakes was
estaoiished last night when a message was
hasneo from the Port Arthur wireless
s'auon' al 800 .. m. carrying the compli-
nlehts OF The Houston Post to The
RECORD Herald in Chicago The weather
conditions We're ideal
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03
TRANSPACTFIC MAILS

Close in y. 7.
Destination and steamer 2 n.
Japan. Corsa and China Nia Ia
coma,-Tacoma Maru. -. Nov = $50
Hawaii Japan Corea. China and
Philippine Islands Cia San Fran
ciscoj Siberia .......... ..... Nov 4 80
Tango Maru -. - -. Nov 4. e3o
Hawaii Japan. Corea and China
via san Francisco) shina .... Nov II. 80
a' Man Nov r. $50
Japan Corea China and Philippine
toria. r C1-Empress Of Japan . Nov 10. 6 80
New Zealand Samoan Islands New
Caledonia and Australia especially
RiyerdaIe ..'.....'......, Nov IA. 6 80
''@Mfa' mefa Nov Is. 30
Tahita Narauesas Islands New Yea
land and Australia (via San Fran
CISCO MaTposa -.....--.'..-.- NOV H. o'oo
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03

If the returns show that we
have been elected as your Out
filters we'll reiterate our Cam
paign Pledges.
A dollars worth and a little
more for every dollar.
The best of styles and big
variety.
Your money back if you
want it.
Clothing, furnishings, hats
and shoes for men and boys.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores
Warren st. 18th st. 34th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Antwerp Nov iceland tBr) New York Via
Dover: Tritonia lBD. New York
Port Said. Nov 2-Cleveland Ger, New nors
via Madeira. etc, for san Francisco.
Liverpool Nov 2-Lustania tBr). New YORK VIA
Queenstown and Fishguard. Calderon tbeisl'
New York for Manchester
London, Nov 2-Minnetonka tBr), New YORK
Trieste. Oct 30-Oceania (Aust. New YORK VIA
Palermo. Oct 27-san Giorgio UtaD. New York
Genoa. oct 2a-Duca di Geneva dtaD. New
York via Naples
Plymouth Nov 3 1892 m-Oceanic tBD, New
York for Cherbourg and Southampton.
Bremen. Nov, 2, s m-kaser Wiiheim IL ,t'er''
Ruenos Ayres Oct 31-Alleghany tBrl New York
and Newport News via Port Spain
Yokohama. Oct 1-Inverclyde (Br), New YORK via
Norfolk.
SAILED
ST Vincent. = Y. Oct 2O-Indra ghiri 'Br>. from
New York for Melbourne Sydney. etc.
Swansea Oct 30-New York City t3rl. New York.
Tenia oct 25-AgneIlo Ciampa tItaD New York.
Santos Oct 3o-Carova (Belg1. New York.
Dunkirk Oct 50-Hudson Frl, New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
HIGH WATER

IMMATURE ALMANAC
moons age. 81 DAYS " iises lu'o4'
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03
WIRELESS REpnpr

me Carmania. reported as 1913 miles east ~
SanoY Hook al Z 10 m Yesterday is ~
TO dock this forenoon " Npeo'eu
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03

Mail Vessel
essel For. Line closes. sails
Mauretania, Liverpool. Cun'd 9 30 a m 10 90 q m
Blbcher Hamburg. Ham-Am 10 80 a m POO % m
Ieuton1c. :, hampton. " Star 600 9 80 a m
Alleshany. Hayti. Hama 900 a m il 900 a IN
.ristnhai fristobal Panama l0:3 A 200 p IN
F9rima barbados Quebec II 80 a m 400 m
Laura. Trieste. Austrian. .....--
Denver. Galveston. Mallory. u 90 m
lroquois. jacksonville CLYDE 200 n m
Colorado. Tamna Mallory - .AO n,
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER

La Touraine Havre. French. 90 a m N: 90 a M
Barbarossa Bremen. q J. 90 a m 10 90 a m
Merida. Havana Ward ...... 900 m 1900 m
Colon. Cristobal Panama 70 so a m 800 y m
$40 Faulo Bahia. BRAZILIAN. - :o0 m 2:30 p m
Virginia Naples Lloyd ItaI
CITY Of savannah Say n ~,
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03
Everything Necessary

in Kitchen, Laundry. Dining
Room, Library. Pantry. Halls,
Bath and Stable; Cutlery. Cock.
ing Utensils. China and Glass,
Housecleaning Articles; Willow
Ware, Brooms. Brushes. busters,
Cleaning Materials, Polishes, SC.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03
FRIDAY NnNEMREp

Byron. Brazil, I. & Ill.,. $40 m II :oO m
Segursnca. Nassau. Ward u 90 m 2 90 n m
Cuthbert. Para. Booth .....-. IL: 90 m 3 % p m
Comeric. Brazil =. 1900 m 800 . m
r + Hendrix Hayti, 4 W III 90 A m 100 n m
Numuri Santiago. Ward. .... 1900 m
media ......... Nov II. s 30
Ia niti. Marquesas Islands. New Yea
Arapahoe Jacksonville. Clyde 100 D m
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03

Administer and Wilton Rugs
In Oriental Designs and Desirable Coorn~-
Administers 50 by y in, AS BIS
y by 90 in, rs. 100
Wilton Rugs, by Il #, Value s595o. S31.5O
West TIVE nty-third Street
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03
fireplace Furnishings

Andirons. Fire Irons and Brasses,
Coal and Wood Holders, Fire
Screens. &c.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03

At Reduced Prices
SATIN DAMAsK TABLE c1 orHs s1.75 225, 2.75. 3.58
NAPKINS to match LIS. 2.25. 2.75
DAMASK CLOTHS,
scalloped 3d. O.I0' 1870
NAPKINS to match scalloped 500. 67s, $50
SATIN DAMAsK TABLE LINEN Yard z5c, SSc, Csc
IEMsr'D LINEN PILLOW CASES Pair Csc, 1.2O. 1.50
Las, Z.|S, S.oO
IUCK TOWELS, oor
N'oO
- Crochet o5c 1.2O. LAS
HEDof>EADo 1N1arseiles, los, 2.25, $50
Single Bed Size Each s7.25, 11.25. 1880
Double Size, 500, $500. 1880
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03
INCOMING STEAMERS.
THURSDAY Novr,,prp
FRIDAY. N0NFNlRER l
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
To nav

'Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03

Housekeepers desiring High
Grade House Furnishing Goods
are invited to inspect our large
and varied stock adapted TO the
requirements of City House or
Country Home, embracing
New-York tribune., 1909-11-03

Nov Il. s 80
Nov IL. s 30
Nov II, 9 80