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warn Wymwqmi 60F",r " THE DAILY JOURNAL. 9 WILLAMETTE VALLEY. WUTplC M ODEC Home Paper for Cooler im;Lr Showers Free Kurai Delivery jdaimfc lAMIBUnHMHnVH VOL XI SALEM OREGON, SATTJHDAY SEPTEMBER 21 lOI, J0 22 " T' . . ...i - 1r PIRY ARCTIC EXPEDITION , HEARD FROM AT LAST EFFECTIVE MEASURES AGAINST ANARCHY GEN. BOTHA PLANNING ; ., TO MAKEGREATRAIDS A Relief Party Returns With His Wife alid Ranging From Deporation to Some Desolate Pacific Island Which Would be Considered Another .Call pen's, Mis' and .Boys' Glotig a Child in England v j ' n Sppcial Sale iif Broken Lines in! s On Nov'. 1st we move to our new store, 254-256 Commercial street and in order to open up with a clean new stock we I have made a special reduction of n A, X g M On 300 men's and boys' suits. .These have been segregated and placed on sep- arate counters. The value or our goods is known and the opportunity to I get such values at the prices we s quote does not often occur. :: :: :: Jg 206 COMMERCIAL STREKT. g (IlllllBIIIIMIIlHeillllHIIIIIHIMIIBBgiBIIHllill D ' , ' Of tlio finest KepaiflllSf workmanship O is n branch of tftch our bitsitiOBa tlint we givo special atton- a trntinn to. Our ropniring department is conducted with tlio utmost caro ami skill, diamonds nro rerot, mid jewelry of all kinds is repaired in tho most perfect manner, besides optical work cf nil kinds. C, T. Pomeroy 2 8 S Com'l St. Watchmaker and Optician SMHSH-UP SALE se SHOES The entire stock of shoes at the Salem Shoe Store must be closed out. Come and see our bargains. Men's Shoes MEN'S Edwin values Olapp Vici Kid, $0.00 Smash-up Price MEN'S Edwin Olapp Russia Calf, f 0.00 values Smash-up Price MEN'S Edwin Olapp Willow Call, fO.OO values Smash-up Price MHN'S.KusBet Oil Groin $5.00 val niH Smash-up Price MEN'S Hunan & Son Patent Leathor, a fine djess shoe, $7 00 values Smash-up Price MEN'S French Calf, plain toe. a nice easy shoe, $4.00 values . Smash-up Price MEN'S ues UusBia Calf, $5.00 val- Smash-up Price MEN'S Itussia Calf, Beacon tip, $3.50 values Smash-up Price MEN18 ,Vicl Kid, coin too, $3.60 vnl uee Smash-up Price MEN'S Box Ca'f Leather, lined, $3.60 values-" ' Smash-up Price MEN'S Willow Calf, $4 00 val ues 'Smash up Price MEN'S Kang. Calf, Empire Plain, $3 00 values " ' Smash-up Price MEKIS-eiAin Colf.-'good shoe, $8.00 value Smash-up Price .Remember the Place SMASH-UP SALE SALEM SHOE NEXT PER CENT PB C u ? ""4." f-09 ftv a: $3.50 $3.75 $4.00 ..,. 1 0f3 LADIES' Viol Kid Turn solo, vesting top, $1.00 values Smash-up Price LADIES' Vici $4.00 viiluua LADIES' Vici $3.00 values ; $4.05 LADIES' ues LADIES uoj Vici Vici $3.50 $2.95 $2.95 $2.75 $2.70 $1.95 $1.95 $1.75 LADIES' Vici Kid Cloth top, $3.50 val ues Smash-up Price LADIES' Vici Kid Shoo, Vesting top, $3,00 values Smash-vp Price LADIES' Vici LADIES' Box Calf Wet Weather shoe, ftJ.OOvaluoa Smash-up Price LADIES' Kid shoe, Cloth' top, $3.00 val ues ' , Smash-up Price LADIES Kid shoo, good shoe, $2.50 val uta . Smash-up Price LA DI W3' Box.gnlf shoe, fine wearer, $2.50 voluo , , I Smash-up Price I. MISSES' Box Calf shoo, $1.7C value Smash-up Price MISSES Viol Marguerite shoe, $1.76 valoe Smash up Price MI881CB'VWKId.lI8sW?PrIee OHII.D8Vl.l Kid .1.. llgWjg prIce OHILD'VieiKldthoo,$lSlueprice $1.00 $1.15 $1.25 $1.00 ;75 OHIUW VW Kl .1,0.. ... prM 4 - We have not tho space to give all nlaes hMO ImlfiSViS price, will Irefall throughout .llw,i$c DOOR TO Ul'SII'S HANK LIEUTENANT PEARY WILL No Truth in the Reported Gold Discovery in the Arctic Region's Dangers! io Which the Relief Expeditions Have Been Exposed to Between Icebergs and Great Floating Fields of Ice. Nkw Yomt, Sept. Herman K. Bridge man, secretary oi tho Ponry Arclc Club who conducted tho Peary relief expedi tion of this year and tho young mon who accompaniod hlin havo roturned homo. With thorn camo Mrs. Peary and her little girl who wub born In the Arctic'! regions olght years ago. "Next April," says Mr. Brldgman In Brooklyn Inst night, "Peary will start for tho polo from Capo Hecln, tho high est point of land he has discovered In tne west, wnleli ti only ouu miles from tho pole. If ho should never reach it his discoveries havo beon important enough to warrant tlio tlnio lie has spont in tho north but ho will . reach tho nolo," Mr. Bridgman said lie had tho satis faction of knowing that Peary had n supply oi walrus mctat largo enough to carry him through his undertaking, Tho explorer roturned with tho Brldgman party, us far nB Capo Henschol, whoro his winter headquarters are. Four days after it occurred, Mr. Bridgman, at Syd ney, beard oi the thooting of Prosident McKlnley. Peury will not hoar of It until next summer. 'The last relief expedition," said Mr. Bridgman, "was tbo eleventh eent out by tho Artie Club. Thoy havo lost all ele merits of tho dramatic. We wero twice in danger, however. Onco wo got caught between a glacier nnd an ice lloe and went aground on n muddy bank, We were iabt for eoveral hbura and tho dan cor was lest tho ico pack should sweep in around us and mako' us prisoners. Tho Captain pounded n hole in tho noso of tho iloo, fastoned a big hawsor to tho Iloo, and in 10 minutes tho great body of Ice, whoso movement you could not seo at all, had swung us clear of tho whole thing. "Tho most serious tltna was whon wo got caught between the lip of ice, under water and tho elaclor. Wo not away nil right, howovor." Mr. Brldgmnu said that so far as he know, thero wan no truth in tho report from Halifax, N, B., that Peary had discovered gold In the Arctic regions. II such a diBcovory had been Ladies' Shoes $2.95 $2.95 $2.50 $2.50 $2.50 $2.25 $2.00 Kid Kid Hand Turn sole, Smash-up Price Hand Turn sole, Smash-up Price Kid shoo, $3.50 val- Smash-up Price Kiel Turn aolo, $4.00 yal- Smash-up Price Kid, Turn solo, $3.50 val- ( V V Smash-upPrlce $A.VU $2.00 $1.95 $1.50 $1.50 A DIES' KldjBhoe. $2 50 value Smash-up Price $1.25 Remember the Place SMASH-UP SALE S TORE MAKE ANOTHER EFFORT NEXT APRIL made by Peary, Mr. Brldgman thinks, undoubtedly would have spoken to 'him about it. GOOD ROADS ' CONGRESS New Form of For Road Fund. Tax Proposed Improvement' Resolutions Adopted Favoring. State and Local Organiza-v tions. Buffalo, Sopt. 21, Lowia M. Haupt, of the Isthmian Canal Commission ;Cap tain II. M. Chittendon of tho United States Engiuoorsat tho Yellowstono N4-. tionall'nrk, and William I'iorson Jud eon, Deputy State Engineer nnd Survey or, are presenting interesting steroop tico i pictures boforo tho International Good Roads CongrosB. Mr. Hnupt showed some examples of neglocted highways in various parts of tlio United States nnd in contrast somo of the mod ern pattiB of bualnoss and pleasuro travel hero and abroad. Captain Chit tendon's Illustrations woro of road con struction nnd nsaintonanco in tho vast National Parle. Senator II. S. Earlo. of Detroit, prosi dent of tho Loaguo of American Whool- tnon, mado a vigorous address, in which he snoko of tho work accomplished by whoolmon for road improvement, and nuvocateu a tax on overy Beat in overy wheel and on overy vehiclo used on a road in tho United States to form a fund for tho repairing and rebuilding o roads. Tho committee on resolutions made a report, some of tlio principal recommen dations being: That tho work of the government of ficers of overy public road Institution in the department of agriculture should be onlargad into a buroau, und that an ap propriation of $160,000 should bo mado by congress for this purpose. That this Congress Indorse tho use of convict labor where practicable in tho work on public roads orWn tho prepara tion of materials. That thU Congross heartily approyos the use of tho wldo tit on all public roads and tlio payment of tho usual taxes in cash instead of labor. A commmitto of five was appointed to soe that tho recommendation is pluccd before ovory Representative ami Senator in Congress. That it ib necosiary for tho purpose of carrying on tho work of good roads con struction to complete and perfect a chain of organizations in each state, territory and county, for thorough con certed action nnd that the Vlco Presi dent of each stato for tho National Good Roads Association be authorized to organize a state good roads sooioty in his respective stato or territory. That wo recommend tho plan of state supervision and cooperation to tho several states. Roosevelt's Appointments. Wahthnciton, Sept. 21. Following op poIntmentH wero made today by the l'resldont; Consuls George O. Corno Hub of Pennsylvania, to St Joints. N F. ; Alonzo B. Garrott of WAt Virginia, to Neuvo Laredo, Mexico; Jewio P. Johnson of Texas, to Santos, Bruzll. Wabiiihoton, Sept. 21. President Roosevelt today appointed B. Rtdgoley Comptroller of the currency to auaeeed Comptroller Dawes who had resigned, Rldgeloy had boen selected by McKIn ley but tho anpotntme.it was not com pleted before his death. mJ JffiLJmtt. TO PREVENTION OF No Disposition to Censure the Surgeons Who Handled the Wounded President -They Did Their Best With all the Skill at Command of Meclcal Science to Save the Patient's Life. Cit cAno. Sonf. 21. Tho Marnuotto Club, which adonted resolutions for tho extirpation of nnarchista, nt its nuuud- rial sorvlcca In thoAUtlitorirnm liinmlay night, does not intend to lot the matter drop, with the passage of tho resolutions. Tonight tho members ot the club will hold a meeting to appoint a committee to formUlato ways and means for tho carrying out of tho campaign against anarchy. Tlio plan ol tlio Aiarquoito uiuo is to work as hard as possible to bring tho matter before . Conarcss when it assembles. W. L. Bush, president of tho club, said tho movo is not to be a political ono as it is desired tnat every iibertv-lovinc citizen of tho republic shall help to urgoConcrcss nnd thosliilo legislatures to pass, at its earliest pos sible moment, laws against anarchy. UtnaagalnBt anarclitfin as stringent as the conxtllutlon will premlt, and along tho lines contemplated hy tho Marquctto Club, wero talked oi by a party of national lawmakers returning yesterday from Prosident McKinley's funeral. Sonators AIIIboii and Doll Ivor of Iowa, and Clark of Montana, Speaker Henderson of tho Houbo n( Repre sentatives: Governor Otero of Now 'Mexico; A. B. Cummins, Republican ;candldato for Governor ot Iowa; llepre feentatlvo I. II. Wing of Wisconsin; Ex-Contfrcssraan Jamos Hamilton Lewis of Washington, and a number oi other western Congressman, mado up a party that travelled on tlio samo train from Canton. In a discussion of anarchism and tho dangers of its teachings itdevelopod that all wero practically oi ono mind on tho main question tho necessity of repres sive measures against proponents ol tho Cult. Tho plana suggested ranged from uoportaMon of anarchists to somo lonely Pacific island, to prevention of meetings ol nil persons wno gpcaic against a no publican form of government, Tho en tire party was a unit for a sttituto mak ing an tottack on the Chic! Executive Ifeaeon, punlBhnblo by dooth. " Philadelphia, Sept. 21. Tho Phila delphia Medical Journal today says: Now that tho track of tho wound has been laid baro an exclamation of sur prlso has swopt over tho land. Gan grono, tho result of dovitatlzatlon of Hid tinmen nr noMlbly tho Irritating action of somo unrecognized gorm or virus had destroyed tho patient. Tho unexpected had happened. The proper courso had been pursued, the dreaded complications tnat wvre com mon had been avorted and the medical nd surgical men who Imd labored so loyally and conscientiously in behalf ol their patient had tho satisfaction .of knowing that no mistako had been mado. The unusual sequel against which no precaution could have boon tukon had only revnalea Itself in its latent stago by rapidity of the pulse, n symptom which might havo been purely functional, and ono common to many conditions. We, as medical men, may point with satlsfac Hon to tho Biirgical records of tho two groat national patients, President Gar field and President McKinley, an nu ex emplification of tho vaBt strides that havo been mado in tho technique of sur gery, during tho last two decades, Nkw Yonic, Sopt. 21. Becauso of tho serious illness of his oldost eon, Ellhu Root, Secrotary of War, haHtonod to IiIb homo in this city. Mr. Root's sou Iub been 1)1 for two weeks from typhoid Salted Spanish Peanuts the'spa Peanut Roaster IM State Street. Satem, Oreeon. Don't Be Enyious Our Jewelry Is attractive. Wo know that, for wo havo The Most Elegant, the New est and the Most Correct Fashions Always. But don't bo envious. Come In and buy what you wai.t ami o have lor your own tlio beautiful things you admire. a Barr's Jewelry Store Laadera in low 1'rics. IIS State Sirttt.. Salem. Ortion The Highest Expec'allons are reallzad in our liquois You will not ha disappointed if ytm make jour i election from nnr atocls, be raute everything In it is good. havo tbo ll wines, tho ttt liquors oi evury kind. Everything pure and t-xagtly as represented. We want you to try them' J. P. ROGERS, 18-222 loioaitrclil iren. Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer ANTI-REPUBLICAN MEETINGS ARE-DICUSSED fever nnd the father will not return to Washington until tho patient has passed tho critical period, which will not ho reached until next week. Mr. Root said last night that ho was greatly impressed with tho stirring tribute Which lias boen paid the dead President In all parts of tho country. 1 The citizens of tho United States had a deep nd personal lovo for tho Prosl dout." ho added. "Thoro was ovldoneo of this all along tho touto .of tho funeral train. Everywhere mon stood with bared lieads or Binglng the President's favorite hymn na the car passed. Mrs. MoKlnlny has born up bravoly undor tho great strain Now that tho excite ment of tho funeral Is over she may glvo way; but sbo has shown fortldudo that it would not be strange if she proved to bo able to bear hor burden " Mr. Kootdeolincd todlsrtiss politics or tho reported Cabinet changes. THREE SPORTING ITEMS Nnv Vmik. Ronl. "l.TIinmv 'Mlnlmnl and Bobhv Wnltbour, will meet again In mauison equaro uaruen lonigui. mo former's victory at llltoon miles, on Weduosday night, was quito declsivo, anil tonight tho distance will bo cut fivo miles, motor paced, tho best two in three heats to win. Nkw Your, HepL 21 If Shamrock II wins Americo'u cup, it is said, nchaL lengo will at onco be issued by tho Now York Yacht Club (or a raco next year. It Is claimed that arrangements havo alroady'liBeh" Inido lOoklnif ta UrffltilT mice of ft challenge. This, howovor, does not mean that tho mombors ot the club think tho Columbia will bo boaton. Pmr,.uianiiA, Hopt. 21 Tho first game of the orios between J. B. Baa quel's English team of crickets against nn American team was begun hare in utmhing hut cricketing weather. The colts batted first nnd before thoy wero all dlspt.so I of thoy had run up a score cf 173, Tho English team then front to bat and made live rutiB for no wickets when stumps wero drawn (or thu day. SCHLEY INQUIRY All Hear-Say Tcstlmony.and Opticians to be Exclnded, Wahiiincito.s, fiopt. 21 Captain liar bi-r, executive olllcur of tho Texas during thu Spanish war was questioned by Schley's counsel before tlio court of in quiry today. Ho could not recollect that the picket linn was Inside the blockadv at ColnfugoH, that on May 21 H -liloy alg nuiieu mo texns to go alongside tlio col Iter anil coal as quickly as possible Harbor insisted weather was not rough on thu sail from Clonfugoa to Santiago, Admiral iiigginuou was recalled, and modified his statement of yesterday, concerning tho distance which tho Hoot before Bnutlago stood out to sea. Ho said during tho first portion of thu time it was out about Ave tnlleo during the day, ond about four miles at night. The moBt important incident of Friday was tho decision of tho court withdraw ing a question put by tho court Itself, asking u witness to glvo liln opinion con cerning a point under controversy. It is generally admitted that this deci sion will have tho effect of materially shortening tlio term of tho court, as will also tho court's InUntlon to cut out irrevalont questions and ull hearsay testi. inony. In several cases, tho witnesses woro admonished to relate only events coming Milliln their own observation. Admiral Dnwoy tliowed himself a prompt nnd methodical providing nllluer. American Board Missions- Rohion, Sept, 91 The annual state ment has been made public of the fiscal year of thu Amuriunu Hoard of Porelgu MUsions. Tlio total receipts of the year applicable for utirruut expou'ea woro pH)7!r70; total expenditures t?17,0fU; xi;tib of (xpsudiluresnver rccoliitsf 10, 710, tthu-h, idded to tint debt of n year ago, makes tho preut debt $18.341. The lecelpls or llm pastjear, uom pmtd hI h those of last year show a xain in doiiaiiniK from cluirulies and In iliv ui.i.-N f fii.iWJ ; a shriukago in re ceipts from ihn Wuriiaii'H Hoards of $111,118 ami a Nhrlukagu in legaoles oi IKOJRO. A large legacy was uxpeoted during the year but for good rca.ona the IHiymoiit has btwn ilnlorrwl for a few Hteks, Hud this been received It Is ilaUnl, the board wnuM havo mot its hnitcs ui.d would Imvo made a consider ablu retliielinuin thudebtwllh which it Ik gin tiio year. The board is said to be in a much stronger llnaneial onnditiun than u year ago, iiotwithMandliig the uureatu duiit. ' IONIiOK Sont. 21. I'lil) Mudrlil nnr iifx)inliuitol tho Tiinis aya that In view oi mo number m religious assnula tions in Hjtalu llmt have not breu legalized, royal decree Qxuijkix nionlhs from now as I ho limjt of tluul in whiuh thse associations must reulsler auooid ing to tho la', this affrcts ah religious akiiiXiiatiouH except tho o uulhorUfd hy I ho concordat. Giiiuauo. 8 pt. 21. Dr. UMIIIam a Cray, thu venerable ulttor oi the Intt rior, wlio recently underwent a urgll oiHTallon. Is ill at M roaideiicu in Ojk I Park Tho pliysioiau says that Dr. Oray'a londlllou Is serious. AN ENGLISH POLITICIAN PUTS Knows How Roosevelt r-ecls To ward the Boers But Cannot Qlvc Public - The English did not Like the Way the Senate Rejected the Canal Treaty. Nkw Your, 8ept. 2L Commenting upon the South African situation, tho Lifidon correspondent ot tho Tribune says : Anxiety with regard to tho situation in South Africa is intensified by Lord Kitchener's latest messago announcing tho loss of two more British guns. Tho war la not ovor and even somo ot tho Unionist papers are blaming tho gov ernment for the manner In which the country has beon doludad Into tho bo no! tnat tno uoora wero at onu oi moir rccources. General Itotha has for a woek past been meditating a raid into Natal nnd no doubt ho is noting in co-operation with othor Boor leaders. Wuothor no lias onnugii material at bis command to enter upon a campaign on n largo scalo In Northern Natal Is open to doubt, but at tbo same tlnio Lord Kitchener may not havo enough men successfully to oppose tho Boor Commandant General, unless ho considerably reduces tho nutubor now employed In chasing commandoes throughout the length and breadth of Capo Corouy. Natal Is almost tho only position lu South Africa which is beginning to rccovor from tho mis fortunes of tho last two years and it offers tempting prey to the raldor. A fresh invasion of tbo colony would bo regarded hero as n real calamity. The financial outlook la alio far from satisfactory. On tho stock exchange rumors nio current that tho Chancellor ot tho Exchequer will ultimately havoto float another large Issuo ot Consols. Nkw Youk, Hopr. 21. Amongtho pas songurs bookod to sail on tho steamship Kiiti-or Wllhelmdor Grosto on Tuesday next in Captain Arthur Lee, ex military attacho to the British Embassy in Wash ington, and Consorvnilvo member of Parliament from South Hampshlru. Oaptalu Loo and his wile iuvo boon in tils country lor o. uioiuii, visuing in Malno. As the representative ol tho -EngUUjirmy4JapUUvLe.u-iuiipBjaQd in Unba durlnu tlio Unautsh-Aiunrlcan War. During that catnphlgn ho npont a urcatdeal ot his tlnio with tho Hough Kldora and became intimately acquain ted with Presldonr Hoosovelt. Ho said: "A a a student of tlio .American pooplo t count mvself particularly Hied from being in this country during the past weok. I havo booii thorn In the days ot their exultation, lu tho dayo of their prosperity and prido, and now I have seen them In their hour of humiliation and grlof. Thd absolutely universal feel ing of affection for thu stricken Presi dent, nnd of genuine sorrow over his death, as expressed by, tho highest and tlio lowest, presents to thu forolgnor a new phase ol the national character." "Havo you ovor heard it remarked that horutoforo President Hoosovelt has boen inclined to sympathize with tho Boors, intho South Afrlcanstruggle," was asked, "I have talked with him on tho sub ject," said Captain Leo, "and I think I know his views, but of couruo I could not nhuso bin conlldoiico by repealing anything ho might have said. I will Htnto positively, however) that ho never mado any secret of his appreciation of tho hopeful attitude of England toward tho United States during tho struggle in Cuba nnd that I o has not forgotton it. England hai nothing to fear from his administration, and I think tho leador- of my government are convinced of tho fact," ' Speaking oi the probable work of tho hmieo of commons at ita next sitting Captain Leo expressed tho liopo that one ot Its llrst discus slous would be upon tno Nicaragua Canal treaty. ' ' 1 havo every hope that the Unl ted States Senato will accopl tho now treaty laid bi'foro it next December," suld he, ' and I hope that tho treaty will como heforo tho English parliament!!! January. I know that every doslro on the part of my government Is for tho canal. The trouble thus far ovor there has not been the matter of thu American cane, but the manner in which it was dealt with In tho Senato when tho Hay l'aunccfolo treaty was presented, for my part 1 shall urge at every opportunity In the Houbo of Commons an oarly and favorable settlement of the case, aud bollovo tho outlook is bright." Loniion, Sept 21 While President Tin-Plate, Workers Form a Union Aside Prom Them All the Late Steel Strikers Will be at Work Monday. I'itthiiuku, Sept. 21. Tint rtrikiug tin-plate workers, who refuted to abide by Him agreement made between Prosi dtmlfcihafftir. of the Amalgamated Ao oiatlou, and tl e olllalnls of thesubsl. dary oommittees oi the Uuited titatos Steel Cororatlou, are expected to makq The Greatest of Modern Times.- Conducted By the French Republic to Empress the Eyes of Europe In Honor of Russia BiriUMV, France, Kept. 21 1:16 p, in TheCuar and Gxarlua and Presid ent Lnubet havo Just concluded a review of 140,000 troops on the plaiu of Bethany, The uiartdi lasted from 10:49 a. m, to Read Meyers Ad. OUT A COUPLS OF FEEDERS It ttigtM Kruger and Dr, Loyda nfa ijrawmg up petitions to President Roosevelt oodjthe Gear of Russia to intorvenO, the fighting Boors nro helping themselves InlHjuth Africa by celebrating the expjraUon period iu which' Lord JCltcbejaeMpro claimod that they must aurrendorj by four notable auccoksoskillincrilS dlUcara and man. by woundlrijj Miand capturing five guns and 800 men. In Cape Colony fighting (is going on south of Storinberj, in t(io territory traversed by raiders and , thoir pur suers halt a dozen times. Tho Westminster Journal accuses the Kovcrnmont of trying to run the war "on the cheap" by not providing Kltchenor with sufliclout resources. i'JL BirrnANT, Franco,. Sopt. 21. In a speech at tlio luntiuoon hlch' followed the review today, Prosident Lodbotfcra ntod a sonsation by saying. "Tlio Fi-anch-ltuiilan alliance is pledged to a settlement Inspired by Jus tlco and Humanity." Whothor tightly or otherwise, some of his bearora took tlio remarks to refer to tho affairs of South Africa. Tho Uaguo Softt 2L Von Lynden, min ister ot foreign affairs, has forwarded to tho legations and members of the conn Bet of the court of arbitration, n copy ot a Boer appeal for arbitration, with a no tification that he Intends to bring the appeal for consideration at tlio first meeting. Public School Founder. Nkw Yoiik, Sopt. 21. The death of King Alfred tho Great of Ensland which occurred 1000 a years ago will bo com. momorated by services nt St. Paul's Church on Sunday ovontng by tho Amer ican Author Society. At a meeting of tho society yesterday it was also decided to glvo a banquet October 28 and to ask Miles M. O'ilrlon, proiidont of tho .board of Education to Instruct the teachert in tho imbllo -schools ot New York to address their pupils on King Atired as tho lather .of popular educa tion. Tho trustees, of tho Now York Library will bo asfced to sot apart an alcovo to to bo known as the Alfred Memorial Library which. shall contain literature! relating to tho Anglo-Saxon period. Ask Him Ask your doctor what h$ thinks of Aycr's SarsaparlllaJ He knows the formula, so ask him if there is anything better for purifying the blood, strengthening the digestion, and building up th nerves. Follow his advice, whatever it may be. "I have taken Ayer'o Sarsaptrilla every spring since 1848, As a blood, purifying and ncrve-strcnctlicnlncmedl- S, T. Jones, Wichita, Kans. II. All tof stilt. J, C. AVCR CO., Uwill.AUu. A French editor has been arretted for trying to stir up animosity against the Czar. Yellow journalism Is unpopular abroad, too. FINE Water melons AT Ellis & ZMs WE GIVE COUPONS 54 Bute Street, Silea Those 2B74 final plans today. for secession from. the Amalgamated Association and form a separate Union. A meeting foj this purpose will be held this afternoon. Outside tho tlnworkert uearly all the strikers havo returned to tho mill or will bo working Monday. Military Display W4 1 HO p. m., terminating In wgj'f,t charge ol 2,000 cavalry. TuWMttiSilt was very IrajireMlve, MtfJV went by 15 files depwltJi,ctljw' ' ft ' . . rf on Tfird Page- ft j- "mmmmu
