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SITUATION Ik
SERIOUS I
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is two fwi higher than at nnv time
since ls,r,. Haiii is-till fallins heav-
-orui narw-!.-Mil . is under four
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I of water.
rille.
en tntsunu
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Sleet in Mivvourj
I iai.as city, Oct. l'j. ,
and fell this monm-.i;
t h n 11 jj ut N . . 1 1 h w.-s i e i-a
ruul t heaster niiKis.
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old r.O
l-'th-raliy
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CAPTAIN HOBSON
SPEAKS TOffiHT
AT COURTHOUSE
SULTAN
Oct. 23. The flood situation in Southern
L not improved. The Verdegris rives this morrrfft; j
foot of reacuui5 "' w u.5,.voi .
liain in Okbihouia
Oklahoma my. f0;.
contiinies, ;Qg); inchV7 haviim
in the last :M hours.
-rtaln
fallen
25 years.
Many persons are compelled to leave their
'' sections of Coffeyville. Vast damage has been
tie The situation is very serious.
torn"6""'
TWENTY THOUSAND GO HUNGRY c
oi Twentv thousand oersons shivered in
LTP Uol. -a." - "
I'rih wind at Muskogee this morning without breakfast
the result 01 uie waaunig uuu uuuu5 mv,- uijui igiue
,,, the Arkansas river. A steady downpour as
hours. Several wuuuu unugco waaucu away,
L?er trains being held here.
.-l; NEGRO MURDERER
O
DIED WITH PRAYER
UPON HIS LIPS
Sprinsrield. Oct. 23. Ariel- havill
ctiutesse,! his i-:iilt ami with a prav, r
upon his lips.... .lames, an eishieea-year-ok!
m-ro, v;:s Jumped h.u-e to
'bv for tie- murder of C. A. llallar.l.
Vlailroad ei-.frmvr, on Julv J! last.
Ills crime was largely respoiijG.e for
the precipitation ot ihe race riots
Captain Richard Pearson
llolison. the man who ran the
Merrimac aground ami lilock-
01 the harlior of Santiago.
.11 arrive in Kiipm- this
evening. At the close of the
war Captain llolison resigned
from the navy and entered
public life, belnsr elected to
congress from Alabama, and
lias also been much in de
utaml as a lecturer.
Tonight at S o'clock, a:
the Onirt House, Captain
'lohson will speak on the po
GHcn! Issues of tile dav. and
the puQ' i-s Invited to hear
him.
3--Kain IS noo n
mujwinlve day. Much
bid Is rising again
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Ml fields of this section are crippled
o account of the high water.
Caney Kivei
Bartelsvllle, Oct. :
ItisingP
3. auey river
this city.
st onlay's baseball scores: I'o'-t-Ianil.
4; Oakland. 1. San Francisco.
1U; l.os Angi'lis. a. q
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A m.inier man is said to have bet
$10M1 that Oregon will go for Bryan.
Id!
According to a rumor about Albany
A. Web-h expects to r-.ill! lil"!lco con
struction work on the U-ctrie road
next Monday. The tvutlof the re
nort. however, is not known. Mr.
Welch has not yet accepted the fran
chise granted him liy the council, and
has until Saturday to do so.- Herald.
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NEEDS AN UMBRELLA. 1
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Visit.Our Dress Goods, Silk anH Tjimmin Departtnents
ESTING DRESS
i HINTS
0 yrds all-wool Suiting, 42
i wide. Id blue, brown, green
ted, checks and the popular
Is: regular price 85c; special,
Ltd (
MEN'S SMALL PLAIDS
JCEO
or blue broken Plaids, just
irtide fur children's dresses;
1. the yard. 25c
SHWAISTINGS, 25c
tripes and small plaid Wuist-
29 inches wide; popular col
otth 35c; s.iecial, yd. . .a5c
JNETTE
tand checks In tan, green
iraj, black and white mixed;
as Inches wide; the yard.
' a) .- 9 1. -10
LaVogue Suit and
Coat Talks .
.These peerless garments thoroughly satisfy. The
La Vogue Suits fill a long-felt want. They afford the
economical woman an opportunity to cfress stylishly
and with but small outlay.
The LaVogue. style is absolutely authentic, the
materials better and the tailoring more accurate than
the gowns ordinarily made by modistes and dress
makers, Because the demand created by La Vogue
Suits and Coats is so great that garments are pro
duced in great numbers, cutting down to a very large
extent the cost of manufacture. Thus we are .able
to offer the highest class of goods at the lowest possi
ble cost.
MISSES' WORSTED DRESSES
Plain blue, red hikI blu. rt'dauro
brown broken plaid dres; wt'll
inado; apos 5 to 1 iars; tach,
$1.7.1 and
MISSES' SERGE CRESSES
Navy blue or dark red sorpe Sailor
Suits; pleated skirts, braid-trlm-nied
collar; emblems on shield and
arm. They are excellent nll-wooi
materials; apes 5 to 14 years; each.
$0.00 and $5.00
PETTICOAT BARGAINS . .
Plain hlak nnd black and'strlpe Pet
ticoats; wide flouncj' with black
lace trimmings; regular price
$:f.r.ti, r,.ciu andJ6..'i; specinl.
$2,110, and. .Ijc.l.oo
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
READY-TO-WEAR DRESSES
Children' doniet flannel DreKsen In
pink or blue Hieck: prettily trim--Hied;
apes 'I to I years; each. .ftOi;
BRYA TALKS
TO RH CROWDS
!N NEgbJERSEY
i Tired From His Work in Ohio
and West V'.r-
ginia
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W 1 1 iiiiiiiif itn . (Vi. ;!. -- llrvan to
day is enrouio to New .ler.sey. wtieiti
will deliver numerourt siM-ethes.
1 uml iMh I'atimietl as a tcsiili "f
tors in Ohio ;! West Virgin. a. Q
1 1 1 H inerary luthi v provlilrs lor
lluIiiu up at Nt w ark
i it hum a
touiKhl.
TjiIUs to Laborer
IMilhwb Iphla. (Vt. :;,. Theie was
:i lartie crowd at tin depot to weli ouio
1 1 1 ; 1 1 1 . whxv sok twelve inlpuf" on
iUo labor ijuest ion, M uch npn'
"I t . :i siaiiil defeat niui'h 1. 't'er
ban the laboring man eau a'to.tl to
have Republican nucccss in (bis cam
paign."
O -WilriBP.in C.h.cttQ.O Record-HO -It1-
GREAT VANDERBILT CUP
RACE IS ON TOMORROW
). Wanted Notions
Ioniai Pins, needle points, 360 count, the pa'per. ,5c
AaeFins, black, 100 to cube, the cube. 5c
I cleans gloves, shoes and leather goods without
fetching- or removing the color of any article ; each ..10c
t plated Safety.Pins, with protected coil; 1 dozen in
; the card 5 c
proof Hooks and Eyes, 24 hooks, 24 fyeaand 24 invis-
ps in glass tube ; the tube 10c
fcnnilk Soap, highly perfumed ; excellent toilet article";
takej for 25cw or single cakes, each 5c
New Veilings
Complexion Veilings, assorted size mesh; very popular; the
yard, 50c and .' . , 25c
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Square Veils in all wanted shades, wide or narrow Tibbon '
borders; very attractive; each $2.50 and $1.75
Bargains in Corsets
W. B. Cogsets, nearly all sizes; colors black, white, pink and
blue; formerly sold .for $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50; sale
price, each t . . 50c
School Umbrellas
Extra good black 2 (Mnch Umbrellas, natural handle ; ea . 5 Oc
day Glove Special
1.60 Kid Gloves, assorted colors, all sizes; two
Mee clasp; on sale Saturday ,the pair. 69c
a Embroidery Value
dl2cEmbrider Insertion and Edge, up to 4 inches
. pecial, the yard. . .' 5fc
101 Waisrc o
f Batiste Waists, tucked or silk-emlOoidero fronts;
I" and dark blue, black, cream, reiTand reseda; re
plto, each.. c $2.50
fceBear Cloth
c Bear Cloth, always $2.40 yard; special, yd. . .$2.00
Knit Goocfs in Immense ,
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Assortments,
Square Fascinat8rs, as colors, ea 25c, 50c 75c, $1, $1.5Q
Mteses and Children's Gloves and Mittens, the pair. . . .25c
Women's Knit Gloves and ittens ; all
pair
Children's krj. Toboggan Caps, each b-
Infants' and childrefPs wool Hose, oftam, black, pink, blue,
remand tan; the pair. . P. 25c
Infants' knit Hoods, Silk, wool and silk with wool lining;
each, 25c to $1-25
wanted colors; the
25 and 50c
,25c
mas. Sredals
Clothing of well known and time-tried
makes. Such goods as you have worn
(Beforer. paS regular prices, been well
H and have recomended to your friends, are now on sale t a great big scount.
"nave vourirlr nf mc TrcrefStock at lA to j less man you naw always Deen pay
. - t - p - - ' . f ) y
u Js your opportunity. Will you improve it.
Suits frcm $6.50 tO(530.00 regular price, but yodn buy for less O
W CLOTHING is included in this biPsale, no reserve on any liie, all sold at Rreatly reduccrices
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t when
a fancy pri
Pi , "r7)JU can eci
Hampon Bros.
(tAU Wil1irrvpttiAt
WHERt CASH BEATS CREEIT
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SWEATER
colors and
from $1.50
COATS
all styles,
to $6.50
of al
prices
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KAtTS AltOlT VAXIKlt-
HILT t i l" HACK.
The rnre To decide llio
best drivers lind rnrn In lio
world.
The CniiTsc An lrrim
lnr trluiiKle surrtiundlnR tliii
vIllHge of HlrksvUK I,. I.
Willi t;ic JiMlchii turnTifke on
tht tuirlh and nrw motor
imrkwr.y on the koiiIIi.
IHianct- Kit-veil roiimlM
or aa.n niiica: lotui, a.'is.ri
llllli'H.
Si n rt ill k time- 6:110 a. in.,
Oc-lobnr 24, mrn IivIiik ul
1 f-til I ii 11 1 e Intervals.
Ntiinber of ttiriiA In (-oursp
KlKht.
N'unijer of rnlrics Twenyl.
as iiriu-tlcable nflr dawn, and the
oilier ears will folltrtv at linlf-inlnnle
Intervalii. Tbey will make, eleven
i-lrrullB of the new cup course of 'i'i. f
miles nnd the drlvor coverliiR the
2 5 S . 6 miles In the Kliortust time will
bo awarded the trophy.
As nn Inlernatloieil nulomobllt'
speed contest the Vanderbtlt Cup
race holds first place uiiioiik similar
eventH tho old over, and aulonm
blllsts, not alone throiiKhout Amer
ica but arrross the water, will euKer-
ly await the decision which Is likely
to be known about noon tomorrow.
Among the drivers entered, there nrc
so many skillful, fearless and cor
lenced men with cars of known and
unknown power and speed, that It Is
uselesH to predict the winner.
The cars entered In the race em
brace two locomobiles, two Knox
three .Mercedes. o;o Chlldwlck. out
jHotln. two Mathenon, one llolchklss.
one llrazler. one I). I.. M.. and one
' 1 1 i-iinii II . Numbered annum the well
.New York. Oct. 2i A score of know n drivers who will be seen In tin
-neliu' niit.imoh'les. Killiled bv the srent colllest lire Ktnil'K. Itoberlsoll
best driver ml America nnd Kiirope, I HiiHle, lliiupt. I.ylle, Ityall, I'oiiKet.
will compete, tomorrow In the fourth Sal.man. Chevrolett, Douniuo and
conuK'tltion for the silver troobv itlv-l Koxhall Keene.
en by William K. Vanderbllt. Jr.. 1 Willi n fair day It Is claimed that
known as the Vanderblb Cup. The 1 soeed. hitherloo unheard of In this
first ear. Locomobile, will be sent ! counlrv. will be made by the coiupe
away rrom the stiirtliiK lluu nl. the i Iioib. in practice the racliiK machines
KnindHtand Uicated on the new motor ! have made some marvelous speeds
parkway not far from tho Pillage of ; over the new course, and It Is bo
Central ljirk and several miles east, " -
of Gnrdrai City and Mlneola as soon I (Continued on 1'kkb l-our.i
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DUKE DE ABRUZZI
ARRIVES
IN TURIN
Turin, Oct. 23. Duke de Ahruzr.1
arrived here today. He called upon
lila brntfeer. the Count of Turin, and
later upon Queen MarKherltn. There
's reason to believe that the date of
his marriage to the (laiinhter of Sen
ator KlkiiiH Is not fixed.
COUNT VON ZEPPELIN
FLIES NEW BALLOON
Krledrlchshaveii. Oet. 23. Count
Zeppelin In lila reconstructed balloon
PlMBliurK, Oct. 23. Scnutor KM
kins today reiterated to the AsHocla-J
ted I'ress his lack of knowlcdO re-1
KardiiiK the reported enKitKcuient of i
his daiiKhter to Duke de Ahruzzl.
H ' fi A fcrSfl -X..
COUNT VON ZEPPELIN.
noon ,
p. m.
hIuk over this city at 3;K
FEROIN AND OF BULGARIA. I
"Ciar of the Hulgnni" l lb recently
s..uniel title of Krdlnml t Hul- ,
Itnrla, who bn known as - prince"
slree bis iele tlon ruler of the for- i
iner Turkish d.--ndency. lie Is
ii,cml..-r of the (e-rnisn lin"f' of Me-riiburx-'intba,
l forty eti)j earn
Ld ba rulwl bi lluliiiirl Bluet- 17. ' '"
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PTm Noit'rii u'kst.
On-Kon, Waslilnnton anil
Idaho -Fair tonlcbl. Batur-
day easterly winds. .
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1'aft ill Indiana.
Crawfordsvllle. Oct. 23. -T;lft Is
today niaklui; a i-iWiplett cli-i-ult for
fllTy miles about Inilliiuapolis and
tonight there will be In that city a
monster rally. Ho will make
speeches at twelve or fifteen poluta
today.
Ills early nioruliiK nice Iiik wero
Int'Kcly attiMidi-d.
NEW YORK POLICE
'SEARCH FOR ROBBERS
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a
Robbed Jewelry Store and
Woundifd Proprietor
New York, Oct. 23. Kvery patrol
man nift plain clothes man on tho
New York police force Is searching to- '
day for the daritiK robbers who mat
niKlit shot Maftrlee Tannebolii. after
robbhiK ii" lattei-'H Jewelry store on
LoxltiKion avenue of diamonds valued
nt timid. The police are hopeful
that some clue will lie obtained from
the driver of the lnx'"t'b In '!' ihn
men cHeiipcd. Tanni holx la in a seri
ous eoudltloti.
BRANDENBURG ARRESTED
FOR LETTER FORGERY
Dnvton, O., Oct. 22. A he wn
lo:ii'dluu n train here today for New
KVork, llroiiKhton lliandenbiirK was
arrested by local detectives on -a,
chnrite of foixery nnd unind larceny.
A teleKiani from the New York po
lice department advised the local de
partment to hold him. lie Is nllcKcil
lo have sold Ihe New York Time a
letter which he alleited to hae been
written by Hie late drover Cleveland
In which statement was predicted
the election of Tn ft and which letter
Is now declnred to have been a for-Ki-ry.
Ilriiudenbiiri! was locked up
as the amount or ball was not fixed.
In a statement oulKht HraudenburK
says he hail th proper authority
from Mrs. Cleveland and from Mrs.
HastliiKS. co-executor of the Cleve
land estate, before he sold the nrtlclo
to the Times anil furthermore asks
If It Is reasonable to suppose that a
sane innn would falsify the utterance
i:f an ex-prestclent of Ihe United
States for $12(1. At the time he wa
arrested he sail! he was on his way
to New York rlty to Klve District At
torney Jerome additional evidence.
He says ibt irres- was made by those
Interested In offsetllnn Cleveland's
utterances, the object boltu "to e
rure n dramatic climax Just buforo
election."
Th trial of Dinner Herman has
been postponed indefinitely.
KINO PETER OE-JJERVW.
The Servian rub-r lnWreUnwover
turbulent klnudoiii since .luiiw r.M.'t.
iM-ri sui-ceeihll Hie assasslllilHMI
K(fcj) Ak-.xni.dar. " va boru lu
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