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MOVING
Ih expviiHivo, we had rather lone a little
iiKUii'y on our Htnvcs tlmn to move thorn.
Wo luivu u hij; lot of tlnin on hand, '
bought licfore tliu mlvuiu'o. We wilt
null tliom clinup until Nov. Kiili.
Eclipse Hardware Co.
WOW IIOND MTRRBT
GRIFFIN & REED
Here Is a List
Ot some High Grade Goods at moderate prices
Now Eastern Blouter
New Eastern Codfish.
New Crop Evaporated
Now Crop Nut, Figs,
Mince Meat and
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO
TO THE LADIES
Send for Illustrated Catalogue of
rj PURS AMD CLOAKS
TAILOR MADE SUITS
To Out of Town Pi opl. : For turn or rloth we say writ, to us.
W. wtlt lend good on Approval and pay exnrua. on. way.
Will giv. yon full detail, a to style ana price. Id tact we
want your trait.. Uigtiest price paid lor raw tun.
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Books...
Blank and
Miscellaneous.
Paper...
New Crape and
Type-writing.
Waterman Fountain Pens
llox I)corttterl lar
and Knvelp-'io
Mackerel.
Fruit.
etc.
Pumpkin for I'io.
Het Crown and Bridge Work, 22 karat gold
pur tooth .40
Set Teeth, fully guaranteed rubber $5.00
Benttiold Filling $1.00
Bent Alloy Filling
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WAR EXPECTED TO
BEGIN LAST NIGHT
People of Newcastle, Natal, Warned By the
Home Government to Prepare.
BOERS' ULTIMATUM NOW RECEIVED
Text Sent With All Speed to Lord Salisbury and Box Dispatch
Sent to Prince of Wales- England Making Preparations
With Great Energy. j
NEWCASTLE. Natal, 0,t, 11. A telogrnm received from
tin; govt-rmiu-nt, Mate that war with ttiu TraiiMVinil will prob
ably li:i tonight. The premier felt it his duty to warn
the pontile. A public nut'titiK wnf. held anJ it was derided
In leave tin' movement in the hand of the corporation.
TUB HOKItS' ULTIMATUM.
Tvxt flt-nt to Ixrd Hallsbury Wllh
possibly Speed.
LONlK)N. Oct. 10.-The ultimatum of.
the Transvaal government is naturally,
the absorbing topic of conversation at
. t. . ....... . J l ln.La I
and In political circles to-
night and late editions of the afurn.xn
papers, containing tne text oi tor ui-
tlmatuu met wMh a great sale In the
central part, of London.
There was no apparent excltenvnt
hf.wevcr. but a genwal feeling was ex-
pre'd that the Boers had made a
mistake, as their forcing of matters
THE VAXDKHDILT WILL.
Share of Two Eldest Pons Will
Over 5o,000.000 Each.
Be
NEW YORK, Oct. 10,-The Tribune
says:
A close friend of the Vanderbllt fam-
lly yesterday made the follov ing pre
diction as to what trie content of the
will of Cornelius Vanderbllt would
prove to be:
I understand that t will very close
ly follow the line of thM of t.ls nuner,
Wm. H. Vanderbllt. Mr. Vanderbllt
will get the Fifth avenue residence
and 'The Breakers' at Newport for life
and an Income of 50.000 a year to keep
them up.
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Dental Work
We employ
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"Ul 1 tend to alienate the sympathy
which
might have been extended to
thrni had they thrown the stigma of
d-i'lorlng war on Grvat Britain.
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me text or in itaers uiumatum on
arriving this morning was sent with all
ped to I-ord Salisbury, who came to
town this evening, and a dispatch box
M'nt to the Prince of Wales, which
u.i wm v.u m mni rmrr
gency. The cabinet has bnen sum
monel to meet at the foreign office
Friday next. '
War preparation by Great Britain1
ore Ulng pushed with the
energy.
greatest
These bounce and the Income allotted
j to Mrs. Vanderbllt will at her death
turns to the third sun. Reginald. The
Ave children will receive $10,000,000 a
piece, and the residue of the estate
will lie divided Into two equal parts,
ore cf which will be given to Comellu
and the other to Alfred Owynne Van
derbllt. The whole property will be
made a trust estate for a term of years.
"Mr. Vanderbllt was, I think.
far
richer than he was popularly supposed
to be, and I believe the share, of his
two eldest .on will be over' $50,000,000
a piece."
PRESIDENT LEAVES CHICAliO
Enthusiastic Crowds 'Greeted Him
at Even Torn Before Leaving.
CHICAGO, Oiit. 10.-At IV.SO tonlKht.
PreMdent McKlnley and members of
his tabinet left Chicago for Kvatwvi le,
Ind., on a sivn-lal train. His departure
with the cheeru of the Immense throng
ringing In his ears brought to a clos
a day of genuinely hard work. In which
the president had scarcely a moment of
l-lsure for himself.
The crowds which giwted him at
every turn were so good natured and so
dlfposed to cheer that the president,
although wearied, expressed hlmlf as
having enjoyed himself.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, premier of Can
ada, and other distinguished Canadi
ans in the president's party were guests
of the Canadian-Americans today at an
Informal luncheon at the Palmer house.
The guests began by drinking the
health of President McKlnley, and Mi
lowed by drinking to Queen Victoria
with appropriate toasts.
KlNSANS HAVE ARRIVED.
Tartar Arrives at San Francisco With
the Regiment Aboard Three
Deaths Occurred on Voyage.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10. -The.
transport Tartar, with the Kansas vol
unteers aboard, has been sighted two
miles out. The Tartar will probably
not dock tonight, but will anchor off
the quarantine-station.
The Tartar was met at Angel Island
by Governor Stanley of Kansas and
party, who went out In a tug to meet!
her. The custom. ofiUiaU gave orders
that no one should board the Tartar,
! Prlgadker 0 floral Funston u the
most eagerly nought for. Owing to the
rough condition of the bay It wa. m-
p.mnlblj to get wry extended Inter
view with him. j
Whin asked u to hi future plan,
he repll-d: "They depend entirely on
that the authorities at Washington
wish to do."
Three death wre reported
occurred on the voyage.
.o hav.
STOCKS ARE ACTIVK.
New York Market Respond Promptly
r to Vanderllp'i Announcement.
NEW YORK, Oct. W.-The tock
market demonstrated In a striking
manner It. reliance on the domesUc
mom .t.uaUon and It. .ndifferenc, to
event In foreign land. The London
. .
market advanced price under a loaa
of Kaffir.' mining rtork. in which
there I a merry speculation, based on
the assumption of an early control by
the CritUh government of the Rand
mining dli'iict. The local market re-
porded only partly to imported quo-
tatiuna from abroad, and more than
lost in opening gains before the end of
the first hour. Then came the an-
nouncem-nt from Washington of the
decision of the treasury department to
anticipate November interest on gov-
ernment bonds without discount, and
thxt of the entire fiscal year at a di-
(ponse was prompt and emphatic,
prlcf rising with more appearance of
strength
than for a long time past.
The gain ranged from 1 to over 8 per
i
cnt many active stocks.
DEWEY IX HIS
NATIVE STATE
WELCOMED BY BONFIRES
Crowds of Eajrr Prople Clo.se,
Around His Carriage on His Ar
rival at Sht'lburne.
SHKLbLRNE. Vermont. Oct. 10.
Ail tii Ira I rAHJtr la hntns) at la at mnA I .
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happy to be within the shadow of the
Green mountains and besidve the wa-
ters of Lake Champlaln away from
tne nolse and hu,rtte that have mlcd hla
ara B'nce nla nagsnip came tn signt ore
Sandy Hook- The fact that mlral
was really In Vermont was signalled
tonight on the tall mountain peaks by wa&HiNGTOn, Oct. W.-Assistant
bonnres and electric searchlight, from Spcret8ry vanderllp has decided to an
one end of the state to the other. ! Uelp4t9 the ,ntfWBt for tte ntlre fl8C0,
Admiral Dewy Is the guest of Dr. W, yw ,he period ending with July t
6. Webb a his magnificent country res- 1M lnterwt dlw November 1 will
Iderce, Shelburne Farm, and will not
become the state's gueot until Thurs
day at the captiol, Montpelier.
Th? band played "I'nder the Double
Fiagle ' a seljotlon made at the special
request of the admiral. As Admiral
Dewey stepp Into the carriage a sa
lute of 17 guns was fired.
A crowd of eager people closed
around the carriage until the admiral
looked Into a sea of faces. Just at the
steps of the carriage stood a man In
working clothes, Michael McKenile of
this town, noticeable because of his
height. Suddenly McKenile threw his
cap Into the air and yelled, "Ms give
three cheers for Admiral Dewey, the'
hero of Manila." The cheers were
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IVn' 1
The admiral started, looked wonder-
ingly at the man, dropped his hat and
glove and then Impulsively shook Mc-'
Kensle'a hand.
Along the road were drawn up SOo'
school children, each with a flag and
headed hy thHr teacher. At a signal
the children sang a parody on "Yankee tn,8 town 0ne 8t0re mSlins but every1
Doodle Dandy." ginning: saloon, hotel and lodging house except1 "ney Blgelow announces that the
'Yankee Dewey went to sea." ' on WM burned i Pv.rnm.nt of the United States Is not
one was ournea. , 1 run to suit him. Poult doesn't
The admiral was then driven to the Horses and dogs were burned In large hnt however, that he has any lnten
Shelburne house, three miles away. ' numbers. No Uvea were lost. The ' Hon of ovjrtlirowlng It.
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THE GUEST OF DR. WEBB.
BURLINGTON. Vermont, Oct 10.-
Admlral Dewey and party arrived here
shortly before four o'clock and were
driven n once to Dr. Webb's residence,
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LIliEKTY BELL WANTED,
BOSTON, Oct. 10. This city wishes to
have the liberty bell brought from Phil-
adelfhia to this city next June, when
THE SINGLE STICKERS
AGAIN IN HARD LUCK
Fog Bank Prevented
! Their Moorings
THE MOST DISMAL
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Wamr ff Were Off
i D.r Dstnrnail file irnrtt
invvium uvnvuwnu mauj ciiuioctia hots iti-
nessei Three Flukes at Much Ccst. . '
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NEW YORK, Oct. 10. Hard luck continues to pursue
the big single stickers. On the three days of last week when
the yachts made attempts to sail, th. light fluky winds left
them on the course when the time limit expired. Today a
fog hank prevented them from even leaving their mooring
buoys inside the spit of land which forms Sandy Hook at the
entrance of the lower bay. This was by lar the most dismal
fiasco ot all.
But the weathe. bureau, with its scientific meteorological
methods, hud predicted fair weather wkh freshening winds for
today, and a few clung vainly to the hope that the weather
bureau prognostications would tuni out true for once. Of
course the poor, misguided public went like lambs to the
slaughter. They backed Uncle Sam's weather oracle and put
to sea, but not in such numbers as last week. Many of the
J
;I sightseers who witnessed the
from five to twenty-five dollars each fluke, Imd lost their
interest, and it will take a race to restore it
.
' the one hundred and twenty-first annl- Are Is supposed to be of Incendiary or
versaiy of the battle of Bunker HilMgtn. The roperty loss is probably be
will be celebrated. A resoluUon has tween I50.000 and 6,0000 with light In-
been passed by the board of aldermen
requesting the mayor of Boston to ask
the mayor of Philadelphia for permis
sion to bring the bell here for the cele-
bratlm
DISCOUNT ON BONDS.
After November. Secretary Vanderllp
Say. It Will Be Two-Tenths
of One Per Cent.
be rMI In full, without discount, but
If the holders of bonds wish to take
advantage of the offer to anticipate the
interest due on subsequent duties a dis
count at the rate of two-tenths of 1 per
cent a month wi w exacted.
The amount of Interest due from n.'W
to live end of the fiscal year is about
$.0,0H,00. Prepayment of this amount
wllli u lg teeved. be a relief of much
importance to the present strinicent
m,)My situation, while, on the other
hand the geoum will be a saving of,
a )arjre ttmourtt to the government .The '
treasurer Is In a position to advance'
these Interest payments without the'
ienat embarrassment !
MOJAVE DESTROYED BT FIRE. '
,
Businegg portion of Town Wiped Out
Wth of Nearly mm
(ojVE Cal ' OdtlO The fire
which started at 8 n m last night to -
w men started at p. m. iat nignt to-
n
v Asstivnrt
Mdbes the food mere
CYt MMHO
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Them From Leaving
Inside Sandy Hook.
FIASCO OF ALL
and ThOSe WhO Went tO See tOt
U.au Cltir ! Ut
three flukes at an average cost of
tttHWWh swwww?
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surance.
OLD BOARD ELECTED. 1
j SALT LAKE, Oct. 10. At the second
j annual meeting of the stockholders of
I the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
j held in this -Uy today, the old board
; of direotors was re-elected with the
'''P1100 Henry B. Hyde, recently
deceased. His son James H. Hyde was
elected tn hi stead.
BARKENTINE ASHORE.
VliTORIA. R G. Oct. 10,-The bark
enUne Uncle John, bound from Hono
lulu to PugH sound, went ashore Sun
day on the west coast of Vancouver
Island and Is a total loss. All the of
ficers and men escaped by taking to the
boats.
EPISCOPAL CONGRESS OPENS.
ST. PAUL, Oct R The eighteenth,
congress of the Protestant Episcopal
church opened its sessions in this city
today with a large attendance of lead
ing churchmen from all parts of the
Vnlted Sta'es.
DENSE FOG PREVAILS.
NEW YORK. Oct. 10. At 7 o'clock
this morning the operator at Sandy
Hook and the Highlands reported that
a dense fog prevailed and that not
breath of wind was stirring
CAN NEVER BE COLDLY CRITICAL
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j From the Denver Post.
Slnoe he waa hlS8eI at Wlchlta fop
! chamPlonlne Aulnal,- Jerrv S"nP8
j nQ douht thlnkg that town can neve
friiEE
delicious and wholesome
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