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THE DAILY JOURNAL.
WILIAHETTE VALLEY WEATIE
Fattirday and Snaday partly
ctoudy with Brooaily sfaowtrs.. ..
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SALEM OREGON, S-MTUJIDAY AUGUST 24 1001,
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VOL XI
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the trowser line at
regular prices. That means a good pair
1 of work pants, all wool, at from $2 up.
I BOYS' KNEE PANTS
Are included in this sale. All prices
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this year, fcyamanof life-Ionir experience In this line.
These dress goods have arrived and they are swell:-
flCrORIAS
COUPE CLO'l HS
GRANITUS.
SA TIN P ANNUS
'AUfiATUOSSES
ARMOURS
Walstlngs from 25cts per
We have the latest
We have the roost
We have the best
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Is the goods and the prices suit the people. j
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Our Fall Lines we
Special Sale of
PANTS
sale of everything in
20 per cent off from
EH f.Ui& STORE
DDAO
JLSSJ&.
Ice Cream Freezers,
Lawn Mowers,
Garden Hose.
Liberty
sts.
A Kentucky Colonel
savs: "Thero'a lickera and
llckers,
nurltv mid
tor this thuo of your wo suggost for
vnur tialato and dliwstlon our Tom
llowo Whiskey.
J. P. ROGERS,
218-222
Comraerclal
Street.
Wholesale and Retail Liquor
Dealer
."
TrVnairinp a Watch
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but aoine'a bettor than otiiura. . " J third , to raise tho prlco of
W.' !" : L' B.. " , lo"n ,d in ' tho assistance of the .lata
. . It. . I. Hialortlli.jl " 1. ........ l.lua 'I tin
II Ivor BlHIlllP miiivwiii:u. ui uionuiy unnomi mu
Of tho finest workmanship Is a branch Tho reports showed
of our business that we tfve pec "1 at-, ' , , atrJko
tentlon. Our repairing department, Most of iho
t rnnductcd with tho utmost caro and,""4"'"
" ..: ' . . -...i u.,.-..lr r
skill; ulanionue. aro ruoci, " j"'-j
all kiuds is repaired in tho most perfect
manner, besides optical work of all
kindH.
C, T. Pomcroy
288 Com'l St. Wtchmker and Optician
m n a b i a b bj m m m ffi i
TOCRTON'SF
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were Bought In
COATINGS
VENETIANS
MELROSE CLOTH
CHRVlOTS
PRBNCH SERGES
CREPE CLOTH
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yard to $7.00 Per Pattern.
Reasonable Prices
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STRIKERS GAINING
- BOTH EAST AND WEST
Shaffer Satisfied With Steel Situation to
Date.
ONE UNION GAINS DEMANDS
FROM 'FRISCO MANUFACTURERS
Shirt Waist Makers Resolve to Increase Their Strike From 2500 to 4000
Hands national Association of Brewers to Make War
on Brewery Workmen.
PiTTBtiima, Aug. 24. The closing of
tlio sixth week o( tho great eleol etril o
finds tlio controversy apparently bb far
from a settlement as on 13th of July,
when a conforeneo of tho labor leaders
to doviso somo means of bringing about
a settlement was devoid of results iaud
it rests with tho conferees as individ
uals to seek another conference with tho
United States Steel Corporation exo
cutivca and to arrange for arbitrating
tho difforocces. Tho meeting made no
effort to extend tho strike to tho affiliated
trades. This morning Prcaldont Shaffer
expressed himself as satisfied with t'-o
H situation.
New Yoiik, Aug. 24. At a meeting of
tho oxecutivo cominittco of tho Shirt
Waist Makora Uuion last night it was
decided to oxtend tho striko andincroaso
tlio numbor to 4000. Fifteen shops will
consequently bo tifd up today.
Han FnANCisco.Aug. 2s. Tho strike of
tho structural ironworkora involving 260
'men has been tottlod. Tho omployors
ttgreo to givo tho men a nino hour
'day lor work in tho shops and an olght
hour day for outside work with no ro
duclion of pay, Tho demand of tho
! union was for a shorter work day and
tho employers concede tho demand in
full.
New YortK, Aug., 24. A circular has
been issued by tho National Association
of Hrowora making tlio announcement
nf lint commencement ot war to tho
j knlfo on the National Union of Brewery
j Workmen, commencing 8optembor 1.
i Tho brewers llrst ask owners to assist
thorn in brinaing first t. general move
ment against tho unions of brew
ery workmon ; second to bring pressure
to bear
on
tlio
government to
' withdraw
tho
now
tax on boor, and
beer, with
organizations
circular con
cludes with tho annoucoment, "wo will
take action on September 1,"
On thoothor hand tlio workmen have
sent out an appeal asking their utombors
to stand together. It is estimated that
20,000 men will he locked out.
NkwYokk, Aug. 24. Thore will bo
; no ceneral striko of tho silk workera of
' Paterson. At a mooting of tho weavers
I union last nlcht the shop unions to
I -.i. t .1. it.. ..nnttAM It ml linati vnfnrra1
wuavorn UIU .1UV vvuv.
San Fkancibco, Aug. 21. Yesterday
was a day of suspense in tho strike situ
ation. Jtumors of all sorts were in tho
air! u"ut t',oro wns nothing tangible ro-
He Has Sayed My Life
State of Orown ) ..
Oountr of MrtonfM
Bilem, Ore, May, 1, 1900
To whom theie prwenta thai!, come Greeting-.
Tl, i. la Kwurtlfv that I til, IkiI1 afnletod With
Ovarian Tumor for a number of year, alto
Hver trouble. 1 autre w puoucijr upon
oath thai Ur: J. K.Cook, of Balem, Oregon, Iim
remored mUI tumon, two lu number, without
ihH dm or knife. Dliuter or poImiioui drun. uJ
tut I am entlrtlT. ul i I bellera prmaneut
ly curwl. I cheerfully recommend Dr. (kk to all
aul i t bellera permaneut.
linoua afneted ax I
wu. I fuel mat lie ti
iavetl my llfo. My homo li three miles touth of
iuruer. ureio- CAU0UNK
6ulrtcrlld and iworn to before mt tbli tint
day or May, 1901. , , .....
teal attached. W. W. HAM
County Clerk.
Do Not Listen to "Cappers"
Who are hi rod to defame me and my method
oftreatmenu UI could not cure people there
would bo no u0 to fly'il me. It U bcrauto I do
cure people-that I am penitently inltrcpre
wuieJ, but I keep on curing ("! Jutt the
muce, aud Mjme of the beat people m Oregoo
Utid by we, (or which I am thaukrul '
ecud for Circulars oodtaluliiB' teiUmnnlaU
from pattenu cured both ftiUreeou and In the
Kali, Ik n't depair bet'aun; you bare been told
you hare been told you could not bo fared. Or
(,ook hu ourel bundredi of people wb e ratei
have bten prnnouueed bopcleat by the"olil.
aebtott" philr4an.
TtwdoetorbuaerAieu me mi yean oi nit
Ufa to tbeludyufdifci'a, aud theuHtaodaa
lion of Naturi'i Timetable retnedfea, until be
know atuluily lu what he Can do. Tb't
tfirt him i-oiifldetice.
Dr. J. F. Cook KSWifiR
arrt all kluda of dlwatet.
Offli. tOl Libert y 8L Salem, Or.
DO YOU WANT A WATCH?
If so we are the people to get it from, we carry a big assort
ment at prices from $3.50 up. We test and regulate our
watches and guarantee them tJ please you. We have a few
especially good bargains to ofc'or in ladies solid gold diamond
ornamented cases. We will be glad to show you through our
watch stock any timo if you are ioteretted.
BABR'S JEWELRY STORE
Leaders in Low Prices, 118 State Street
Rnnling devolopmente, bo far ob nn
approach at a eottlotnout 1b con
cornod. Members oC the variouu
poaco committees woro an air of mys
tery, and hinted that Important dovol
opmonta woro on tho ovo of conBumma
tlon. but the representatives of tho la.
bor element and of tho employers stated
positively that ho negotiations of any
sort were going on. On tho city front
work progrostod on all tho docks oxcept
thoBo devoted to tho lumber tratto, ana
In ttin wholesale district It was declared
that buBlneis was moving moro briskly
than at any time during tho strike.
Amntifrttm lnhor leaders thero aro
still tho same reports of coulldenco in
tho ultimato victory of tho unious, and
thov point to numerous defections from
tho ranks of Umbo who havo gono to
work. Tho fact that 126 special pollco-
n,n follod to ronort for duty in taljon
as ovidonco that tho efforts of tho cm
nlnvnra nrn not RUCCSIlful, &nd that
H.n a-nrktntmin nra fctfllldlllK with tllO
strikers
Bovoral freight vobboIb arrlvod and de
parted yosterday, thoso comlntr. In being
principally sailing vobbo'.b, whoso orowB
at onco reported at tho headquarters of
tho Sailors' Union and got their strike
cards.
It wbb stated that a numbor of coal
shovolers who quit work when tho
RtriVn wnnnnlorod had cono back to
work, but thla was denied at tho head
quarters of tho City Front Fdoratlon,
whom It was aald that no breaks had
occurred in tho ranks of tho strikers.
Tho unions are well provided with
fund, and are receiving liboral asiiBt
anco froin the national organUatloiiB.tho
wator front unions wero well prep;reu
wlion they went out, for thoy had full
treasuries. Thoy can stay out for
months, if necessary, and they will not
need outside aid. Thoy aro in much
hotter condition tho iron workers
woro when thoy struck, and thoy have
been out now for throo months. Thero
is eomo proipoct that tho Iron workers
may get niaistance from the national
organization. It was rehired at flret
benauso thoy have not takon the proper
stopB toentitlothem to assistance under
tho regulations which govern the mat
ter. But recently thero has been sorao
further correspondence on the jubject,
nditfieoms probablo that aid will to
granted. The teamsters nro all right
now, for donations aro coming in overy
day from othor branches of their or
ganization. They aro jotting all tho
money thoy neod. Tho attitude o! the
employers has aroused general sympa
thy for tho unions alt over tho State. If
tho Employers' Aisociatkm should win
this tight it would become drunk with
power and would terrorize the whole
State
At tho headquarters of tho iron work,
era it was stated that ten ol the mpn
who had retained to tho Union Iron
Works had quit as soou as thoy aicer
tained tlio truo condition ot affairs.
Secretary Wieler said they had bejn
misled by non-union men, who conitlit
to break tho ranks of the strikers. Ho
said that thoso who remained at work
could nover again bo admitted to tho
union.
STEAMER
JSSUNK
Antiocit. Cal., Aug. 24. Tho Ran
Joaquiu Kiver steamer Dauntless, from
San Francisco for Stockton, was sunk
early this morning by the steamer Mary
Garrett, bound for Ban Francisco, with
a load of wheat. All the passengers
and crew were saved. The Garrett is
uninjured.
BETS0N
SHAMROCK
Nkw Vobjc, Aug. 24. Profoslonal
bettrr mpn are beginning to show keen
interest in the coming international
yacht raco and lomo who aro well
knojjn In tho sporting world nro In
clined to gho tho long ond to Shamrock.
Onojot tho mo9t prominent of theso
sporting men is quoted ns saying that
tlio men who mako bets are ditgustod
with (ho trials of tho American boats,
and that those with tho banK rolls do
not like tho performances of Gonstilti
tlomjHo has expressed tho opinion
that oven money bets on tho raco will
prevail. Another high authority Of this
classays that ho has found feeling and
sontimont in favor ot Shamrock and ho
citos'oiie incident of a bet mado by a
Obicftfio man of $100 to $50 that Sir
Thomas Lipton would win.
Nojieavy betting Is reported from any
placoy
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RAV1SHER
SENTENCED
IUWUN8, Wyo.,Aug. 24. Judgo Craig
has eontenced J. M. Caldwell ol Vernal,
Utah, 'to tho penitentiary for a term ol
10 years. Caldwell was convicted on
tho chargo ot having criminally assault
ed a 14 year old girl who lived near
Unggs. Caldwell was captured by n
posso and a mob had formed for tho
purpose of lynching him hut tho plan
was frustrated by tho authorities.
INDIAN
LABORERS
Phoknix, Ariz. Aug. 24. Atrange
monts havo been comploted by which
sovorat hundred Marlcopalndians, who
have suffered much in lata years by
droutli and famlno will bo eont to South
ern California to work on tho California
and Eastern Hallway. If tho experi
ment proves successful, largo numbers
of Indians may bo given permission
fromtlmo to timo to accept various
forms ot employment outsldo of Arizona
HORSE
SENSE
)
Dayld Starr Jordan Talks
About Labor Troubles.
i
Bases Chinese Exclusion Up
on Reasonable Qualifica
tions.
Dbnvkr, Aug. 24. Pros'dent David
8tarr Jordan of Lolnnd Stanford Univer
sity Is hero on his way to California,
after having spout several weeks In Kates
Paik with Professors Kolloggaud Catijp
boll of tho Lolnnd Stanford University.
In an interview he said thero woro thrno
groat questions now prominently boforo
tho country, tho labor problem, theOhln-
eeo exclusion question and tho problem
of the Philippines,
"Tho question of tho tiuet and tho
unions," ho said, "miiBt bo fettled by
ballot, If tho laboring men havo not
tho common cenno and thn Judgment
to voto rightly thuy will suffer the
consequences. Thoy havo it In their
poor to solvo tlio problem. If force or
bloodshed aro resorted toIt is a mlstako
I do not hello vo In sympathetic strlkss,as
thuy oblige many innocent individuals to
uffur. Why should a fruit raiser lose
his crops becauso the freight handlors
aro on a sympathetic strike? The striko
of freight baudlors on tho '. Pacific Coast
has cost an immenso amount of Incon
venience and lors to travelers and mem
bers of tho community who know noth
ing phout tho grievances huv uro mode
to suffer.
"As to thn Chlnoro exclusion, said
the doctor, "it is not at all otio sided,
I am not in sympathy with tho senti
ment that would exclude atl Chinamen
from our country. I nm In favor ot
admitting a Chinaman who comos to
there shores accompanied by his family.
If ho biings his family he will have
something to anchor to. I would ex
cludu all paupers and Chinamen who
eomo alone. Wo should hoar lu mind
that if China is opened to the trade of
America we cannot afford to antagonlzo
that great nation by a rigid law of ox
cltulon." Dr. Jordan said his travels in tho
Philippines had not caused him to
change his views regarding expansion.
He said: "I do not believe in expan
sion and did not, but as we have put
our shoulders to the wheol we can't pos
sibly hack out. We must see tho tning
through somehow. But the Philippine
coinmlslon is a very nblo body ot men
and the country should have the great
est confidence In their ability."
Armenian Attacks.
CoNNTANiNorLK, Aug. 24. Serious dis
turbances are reported to have occurred
at Mush, Armenia. No details received.
FRENCH
GERMAN
APERS
Nkw Yobk, Aug. 24. A Berlin dis
patch to the Herald quotes a blgbGer-
msn official as follews:
j "When the Prenoh Government heard
rumors ol poulble meeting of the
Kaieor and the Czar it mado every pos
sible effort to induce tho Czar to coma
to Franco.
"Thore is nodoubt that tho acceptance
of President Louhet's invitation by tho
Czar is a great success for tho Wnldeck
RouBacau Cabtnot, which is vow identical
with tho ropublic. Wo dp not think
that tho Czar's visit is in any way
directed against Qormany. If it is
directed against anything, it is, flrit and
foremost, against tho opponents ot tho
Waldeck-RousBoau Cabinot and tho
adversaries ot tho republic.
''Iiowovor, it is not Impossible that
tho chuuvlnlBt elements in order to hido
their dofeat from tho Fronch pcoplo will
try to draw tho Czar into somo nntl-Ger-man
or porhaps antl-Gngllsh'domonstra-tlor.
"But" ho added with sharp omphnsis,
"ns far &n Gprmony is concerned wo
a'o porsu&dcd that tho Czar will never
lot himself be drawn into an nntl-Gor-man
manifestation.
AMERICAN
TARIFF WAR
London, Auk. 21. Tho Saturday He
view says: It would nppcar as if stops
wero actually being taken in Austria
Hungary to commence tho threaten
ed tariff war with tho United
States, Wo understand tho American
invasion ot tho Vionnosso boat industry
is one of tho principal causes ot grave
dlsconont as It greatly rcducos tho
prices ot tho Austrian producers and
may lot lead to sorlous social troubles.
"Tlioro In no doubt North American
interference In South American affaira
may In tho future lead to European ac
tivity. Wo do not rogrot this,
as wo novo oiwaya -poinicu
out that Kuropo ought not to
allow herself to bo eliminated from
South American concerns. It would be
well if tho various states of tho southern
contlnout would agreo to settle their .
i .1 i i
own quarrels unit rumnvu uiu uatuisu iui
North American interforouco."
COLOMBIA
IN REVOLT
Gen. Pietrie Heads Men
Carabcbo and Aragua.
in i
European Press and Public
Centred on Uncle Sam's
Actions.
Nkw Yonic, Aug. 21. According to(
advices from Caracas, Venezuela, tho
8trttonf Carabobo, a former province of
Guarico, and tlio town ot Aragua havo
revolted against Prosidont Castro, says
a Port ot Spain, Trinidad, dispatch to
tho Horuld. General Juan Pietri is at
tho head of tho revolutionary move
ment. St. Pktkubiiouu, Aug. 24. Nows
papers hero continue to comment on tho
isthmlamconlllct.
The Uossln says: "When a union of
tho South A mot lean IlopubllcB hai boon
definitely reached with tho Unltr-d
States of America at Its html, they will
form so powerful a combination that
they will le able to dictate to Kuropo.
oven on questions outsldo their conti
nent. The BlrzhevlyaVIcdomostl Bays; "Tho
declarations of tho Washington Cabinet j
maan that the United States is siding '
with Colombia against Venezuela and
will prevent any intorvent'on on '
tho purl of Kngland, although
the latter has a right to
participate in qiiuttlons concerning
Venezula (Sic) undor tho Clayton-!
Bulwer treoty. Tho British Govern
incut must smilingly put up with
affionts that two or three years ago
would liuve seemed Incredible, Decla
rations from Washington would then'
have ovoked a declaration of war." j
Nw Youk, Aurf. 21. Signor Branchl,
tt.n Ho i Inn Oiwittnl Drwiftrul hero has '
written to tho Tribune at Home protest-,
Inir affuliiit that Journal's attitude on
i,i...m.n.ilnn lie defmds the
the Panaqia question He ilelmda the
United States which ho declares has the ,
the right to pr vent rebols from stopp-
ingoommunlcatlon on tho Isthmus. Ho
Ufl .,-,.., ,, ,,,. I
000 Italian subjects llvo in poace and"
prosperity In the United Htates and that,
Italy has no national interests lu the
isthmus of Panama."
The Kngllsh press says a Loudon dls
pateh to the Tribune is convinced by tho
departure of the French Mediterranean
squadron for their Atlantic maneuvers
thattho Sultan will bo allowed the time
required for borrowing the money aud
paying the dock claims on an easy In
stallment plan, It turns from the
Turkish capital to tropical America lor ,
livelier foreign theme and the attempts
to explain the
bearings
of the Monroe
Doctrine on
the
relations of
Venezuela and Colombia and
the
control of the isthmus.
The
fu..t 1
Cw.1l, niui la not at Its
. .. . ., ..- II. t.l
in uisserwtuuns ujjuh m wvhiw
rvvtri n tint It Is maklnt
1
progress. The best journals havo die j
covered that the United States has a
treaty right to prevsnt Interruption of
isthmus traffic and exerolsoni It as trus j
tee for the protection of 'the comraerclal
InterssU of all nations and not for the
expansion of the Monroe Doctrine.
B0ERISH
Large Conuoy of Ammunition and Provisions
Captured. -:-
The Last Batch of Yeomanry Contains Cripples -.and Af
flicted Men.
Nrw Yomc Aug. 24. Iho capturo of
r largo Boor convoy of provisions and
ammunition, says tho London cor
respondent of thoTrlbune, is tho chief
fact in the budget of war news. Tho
weakness of the military guard pro
tecting the convoy when suppllos aro
ecarco and cannot bo oaslly roplaccd
is trcsh eign of exhaustion.
Tho pro-Door Journals nro still
assorting that tho black men will
bo armed and stationed in block hoiuoe
after tho cIobo of the war, but there is
no authority for tho rumor. This is
only another way of saying that tho
Boors never cun lw subdued, for block
houses will not bo needed when tho last
band of guorlllas has been dispersed
and poace has boon restored.
From a detailed complaint which it is
allsgcd has bcon mado by Lord
CARDINAL GIBBONS COMING;
Thousands of Prominent Catholics Will Meet,
Him at the Steamer.
Nkw Yonk, Aug. 24. A numbor ol
promlnont Catholics are In the city to
! welcomo Cardiual Gibbons who le ex
ported today on tho steamship Ltrttria.
Among thoso who will moot tho vessel
at quarantlno aro tho Rev, William L.
Kusnoll of tho Oathodral at Baltimore;
Uov. John D. Itoland ot Bt. Vincent's
Church, Baltlmoro, and Uov. Dr, Staf
ford of Washington,
' Thoso gontlemen will act as an escort
for tho Cardhut to Baltimore. Cardinal
Gibbons is expected to remain as a guest
o f honor ot Major John D, Rellly of
YELLOW
JACK, NIT
Nkw Yoiik, Aug. 24. Tlio throo men
landed on Bwinburno Islaud on Thurs
day as vollow fovor suspects from tho
steamship Ethel Brytha havo dovolopi-d
no furthor symptoms of tho diseaao and
Dr. Doty, the health ofllcor, Is quoted as
saying that thoy may bo discharged lo-
,tn, ft. ulnwnf t Iim rntmit itnvnlmmintltll
In Havana aud tho assertion that gormrf
aro propagated by tho bite ot mosquitoes,
it is interesting to note that among tlio
other precautions takon lu thn case of
theso three suspects slnco their arrival
they have been carefully guarded friim
the possibility of being blttou by mos
quitoes. Nots surround their hods and
the attendants have continually boon on
the lookout least a mosquito should bile,
Itsolf becoming Infected and in (urn
communicate tho disease.
IT
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B BABY
TO BE SATISFIED
whon you coma to us to buy. Our enormous ntock nffordj an excellent assortment
to choose from, and the quality of our goods l Mich that you have con ll.lenoe In
t,,e,n- You don't feel always as It something was going to Iwprcu or k wrong
wtf t gnd o mo k ow- 0Uf Hf0 r qw . i ,
Woro pjjmblng fast Into the heart of public confidence. Pquaro dealing,
brains, cash, great buying, courageous selling that's sll. They're winners,
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In Connection With Our Sale of ,
jVlGH S SllllS.
navss w'
Wo havo Included two lines of FANCY OA88IMKUB PANTS Good values
W Mj special, 2 85. Note the Suit prices which wcplre Haturday, August
2"" !
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$50 01 values 11(100 15 00 valine $12 00
1 18 60 values $14 60 )0 00 yahns f,S 00
Straw Hats for
TM-,. tharaati,.t .irw h.torlmr
toro i0 Ut tnl worj( Bnd jt , not nkay
any other time and place, See Lure.
This Season's Styles One
Half f rice
Watch for Our Wednesday Special
Announcement
Ballot on Piano Contest
PROBLEMS
Kllchoner to tho War OfTlco, It would
actually appear that the) last batches of
Imporlal yeomen sent out to Bouth
Africa actually includod cripples and
men oflllctod with heart disease. There
lias bcon shocking carelessness In many
Instances In tho medical examin
ations and general testing of
the Imporlal yeomanry. No , ono
assorts that thero woro not
any thoroughly sultnblo men among
tho latter roinforcoruonts, but it is
ovldont that thore nro many ntterly
hopelotscasos, and If Parliament Wero
sitting attention would surely be drawn
in tho House ot Commons to tho sorlous
waste entailed by tho cost ot sending
out, attempting to train and returning
homo again such impossible material ns
tho War office dispatched in a hurry to
General Kitchnor.
Brooklyn until Monday. At Baltlmoro
tho Cardinal will bo given a lnagnlQcisnt
welcome. lie wilt bo grocetcd by at least
12,000 people. Tho procession of Cath
olic sociotles of Baltlmoro and Washing
ton and towns throughout Maryland will
numbor over 8000 mon.
Acting Mayor Williams and a delega
tion of city officials will receive tho Card- .
ittal nt tlio station and the Acting Mayor
will doltvcr an address of welcome. The
procession will oscort tho Cardinal to
Ills rosidoncoat tho cathedral whoro he
will hold a rocoption.
TURKEY
WILL PAY
Constantinople, Aug. 21, Tho Quay
Company matter hai boon settled as
was expected in accordance with tho .
dcatro of Franco. An Imperial trade
has boon issued ordering tho company
to exorcise freely all tho rlgfiti granted
h concession.
Fresh Cocoanuts
AND
Fresh Bon Bons
AT
Ellis & Zinn's
WE GIVE COUPONS
34 Ststo Street. Salea'Pboss 2674
Men and Boys
madB bv the bhr store or any other
to be surpssjed' If, Indeed equalled
i
with every 25c Purclwss,
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