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BrXj ii I Tli conffttneo conranaJ at 11:W
HH 4 s.m.Haturdty.
M J Tlicro Wfro prraonl of tho l'tlt-al
BK '-1 hood J.U Klmtall,itMnl of lh
Foullirm Htatca mlailon; I.uman !.
I, HIiuitllfT, irnldcnt of tho Hautlirrn
r Alntatut confrrenco, audi Hen At
frrl W. Pctn.on, John lVaraon. Joa.
i I Harmon, Chu. H. Collain, Irank
t Otott, Win. II. Aahby, Jr, ouJJoa.
i t ConUla.
Ariar IIik umal ornlni riatclira,
3 'tIJrntBliur(lia mldrraard Ihocoti.
ts farancalora abort tlmo, tutlnir tho
tX objact cf tba mMtlnK.
fjj I'lMlJ.Dt Klmboli followtal, lpe.k.
w Iniol aonio Inijlli on Ilia injnaa
, madebythoIttrrdayHalnta In avt
! f tllDK up Haw counlrlca, and other loja
1 1 In of InUrrat.
. Jjj I lara HoraiiMn, Aahby.Condla and
,! , Uroltalao apoka, apllnlnir tho Jlrat
J r'lnrlplMOt tha Uoapvl and bratlng
Ii hi ir tntlmonlM to Iba dlrlnlty of lh
8 1 tworlr.
tttHK K'l (iiirlundiyniornInK tb ronfarrnra
IIIH 4 waaaddrraard I jr l.Uer CotUm and
H H 1-raaldanl Kimball, tha bialn trnor of
lllin f it, tbtlr irmarkalwln nn tha tfachluta
1 ij! of t'bilit aa literally tllTd and
M d (autlitby tha Lattar-day Halnla, In
H Jf II tontiait to tha riaoda and tancla ot
PPPPH Xll otlirrdrtwmlnaUona.
2 n the afternoon Iba rpcaVere vrrre
1 Mere lVaraon, IVIeraon, Trraldenta
Hbuttllfi anJ KlmUII, who eko on
tho ritoratlon uf theuoiprl, It dlvln.
Itr and Identity with that taught ly
( bilitanlllla Atioatln, thi power of
Hatan and tho lemptatloiia an I anatca
he tbrowa In tho pathway of morjala.
There vara thrra ronnoll nitllnc
hell, In which tho 1 Ideta reorted
their lalwia for tha Ia.1 yrar aud ri
releed valuable Inatructlene from
I rcatdent Kimball. They were ap
ltitr-l to their rlelda of libor a fi I
biwa 1 Mere Pearaon and Con llet t
IlolmraCo.. Morlda, and (.eneeaCo.
Alaliama; 1 bleraHorenaeu and Crcft
to IlenryanJ Daloomntlea, Alabama,
and 2.1 Inn Onttani and Aahl to
Ixiwndee and Crenahaw rounllre, Ala
I bania.
1 1 ler Alfred W. l'eteraon waa arc
i poliil.l i teal lent of theronrerenre, In
aurreeil 1 I Irr Ii. II. Hhurllltr.wlio teal
i releaatd to return tn hla li'irue In Idaho.
Kkank Cboit,
Clerk of Conferenrr.
Vicroiiia. Chirrs Oo , Ala., Not.
till, 1SDI.
Ilreellrrllnna of .Ir. I arnrll.
On day, oeer twenty yean aito, I
railed on laaan Hull, then leader of the
IrUh l'arllamenlary )ntty, at tila real.
dence, llenrletUatrret, Dublin. Ilult
rarao Into tha room In hit I leaunt,
Kenlal way, ahook ire warmly by the
hind, and aaldt "My dear lellaw, yi u
will hata to wait twenty inlniitia. I
haeocotaaplen lid recruit an I I can
notleaTchlin It la young Parnell
an liUlotlo name nrdl tall yon what
It It, my film I, Ilia Haioii will find
him an ugly rmtomer. tlimii;h he la n
d d tcwid looklnic fellow!" Th Ii wan
the flnt I ha I beard of Mr. 1'arnell.
Mr. llrlirht mado ono of hla Uit
ivechea In auppurt of tha coercion bill.
An Irhli member waa tut up to reply,
lie failed utterly, ilio liljlit afWr.
ward 1 aall to Mr. 1'trnclli "Mr.
l.rUht haa not Iwen nntwerett an I hla
apercli haa produced a ercat ellrctuon
the Iiim.'' "Well, what du you wln
m to dof I -ul up , ono of our
beat men, au 1 ho failed. 1 tan do no
more. 1 tlilte recognize that llrlalit
haa not been properly Urall with JIa
outht to be treated aa an old frlen 1
who haa none wrong. In fact, the
atory of hla peat career ought to l
told to lilm In the houw. Hla old
eiwecbr ought to bi read to him"
"Well. It la not too late yet." "Oh,
yee,tliaethlngtoUKht ti bo done on
the lixtant to ham any effect." Then
hepttuMl and ad lots "Hut nally II
dot a not matter. Thoee pro! don't
cue for aitcectit-e, reaaonluir haa no
elfect on them force hai. We mutt
bind them by Ihelr own rulta. If ther
ktep to the rulra of tha houte. they will
lever ut tbla bill tliroujli. I ahall
takacareot that. If they break Hif
rulta thvy will Jnjuro tbtmailvea by
Thlallngthe Conatllutlon. tn illber
eaae we are galtiera. Wn ahall turn tha
II umi cf Common! utldu down or
make them do It. When we bate
turned tho Home of Cbiumoni tipalde
down the I iifllib Hle will think
about home rule Vnu mutt beat an
l.nsllahman to make hlmdoanytbli g.
He will reepect you when ho flnUi that
you are hit match."
Whlla were walking up aud down
one of tho corrldora Lord (Irauallle
cameftbni', he waa lawu fallowed by
Ior I Klmberley and other membora uf
the Cabinet.
"A Cabinet Council," aald Mr. Par
Hell, nrltb one of hie keeneit looka,
' they are at their wlla'euda. 1 won ler
what ther ir going to do? Homcthlng
Tlolant. Thow mou dontltnow II, but
we are driving them Into home rule.
wautamu to atop tbla debate (on
coerclAO) llavo you overheard audi
lionaenaeT 1 iballholdaut to tho end.
If they contlnuo the flfbt accord Ing to
the rulra, we ahall beat them. If they
brtak the rulea, and ao force the bill
through,they won't gain much by that."
Aneniiaperreporitrrameun. "Will
rou apeak tonlght,Mr Parutll7""Well,
uo not know. Thtre la, I auipecl, n
Cabinet Council going ou. I ahall
Juatwaltand ace what will come out
uHL 1 au-wct they mean to do aonie
thlnt vlAlenL" A ahnrt lima aflir.
war I tho debate on the flret reading of
the bill waa atopped ty the ripeaker,
afler the llouae lixl U-rq anting with
out lnlerruitlon for forty one hour.
Mr. 1'arnell waa In lied at the We-t-rolnater
Palaca Hotel ttarly In the
murning when nuwa of what hid
ha ined waa brought to him. "What
hall we do now?" aald a meml'er who
had come, "lie In your lacra at IS.
when the Home meeta " aald the chief.
II waa Wc-lriceday. The Irlah rueiu.
t4ra were In their place when the
Houae met, Mr. Parnell waa at their
hmd. He alUckeJ the ojnluctof
theHKukerliiatopp1igthn delinte. A
warnidlcutllonenauel. Itwaaket
uiiuutllollS, wheu the Houae roau.
2obuelneea waa done. Oliodaylaall
tohlmi "lam Amuaedatpooploipiak.
IngDfU'C'onncll'a moileratlon and of
)our violence. 1 do not think you
co jld, under any clrcuuutancea, le aa
violent aa U'Coiinell He turned
a roil n I auddenly (we were walking
bear Charing Croa) aud aaldt "Ob,
Inlrvll I thoiuht nullo the revene.
Hut I ahould like to are U'Connell'a
rivecbea. I am glad, however,
that you da not think ma violent.
I do uot want In violent.
The thing la to It. forcible without
lie'ng violent " lint omctlraea jou
muit be violent. Iltlght oncn aald to
me 'I do not object to violence, n
vlletl It reata un a mural batla1"
"Did Jlthrht aiy that?" "Vea
Itrlght'a point waa that the violence cf
tho Land Icac,ue doet not reat on a
moral baala " "I un lentand Hut
did Mr. Ilrlght are that the violence of
the llrltlah government In Irelanl
doeanot rtat on a moral liaata I muit
go (Jooil night!" and wn parted.
rheje nroxecollectloDi of nil day,
layathe wrltor In tha forton fui.
trated AVica, The time for willing of
morn recent evenla baa not yet come
Hut I mar rejeat the Hit word X
heard Mr Parnell apeak; they ehow
the dauntleaa aj Irlt of the man. It waa
etl'ueton He waa on hla war to Ire
Ian I. rtomeone aaldi "Well, Mr. Par.
libit, I do not think you will come
back from tbo generar election with
five follower!. In fact, I think you
will cjme back absolutely alone " He
imllml, and aald calmly: "Well, If I
tlo como back absolutely alone, one
thing U certain I ahall thou rcpreaent
I a puty whoao In lepmdence will not
lie aapped " He taed Into tho train,
find 1 aaw htm uo more.
IllNINrsS i.lTU I'LLASUIIU
TAKINCI A VUTI" Ut AN IHfonTA.NT
(jUKiriOt AT A aWKI.I. t 11D1MI.
frlm TrrtaaaJ
The lubllme .train of tho -'Wed.
ding March," playtvl on the maghlft.
cent organ by tho eminent mualctan
aa It never ha I been played lietbre
within thoao wall pealed thruugli the
church.
Hlowly down the ale! cam lliu wed
ding rty. Hlowly and In irrfect
form the prlncpala and Ihelr frleuda
and attendant ranged themaelvea In
front of the altar and alood waltlug.
I he mualo rcaed and a lolerau huah
fell upon the aaeembly.
Arrayed In bridal robe whose matly
elegance and faultlraa title might filly
environ but could not add to the
charm of her lovely face and form
Hood the trotting girl whowai about
to clve, her tint i Ineaj Into tho handa of
another.
Proud and happy, with conacloua
itreogtb aud manlr lenderniea vlalble
In every feature of hla handionie face
and In uvery lino of hla aymmetrlcally
well knit frame atood tbo vxullaut
young man who had choaeii lur from
the world aa hla heart' mate.
The clergyman broke tbo illcnco. In
deep tonea ho began the lmrrnailve,
tlme-coutccrated uaordlum tliat re
litrea the way for tha lej,l aolemuixa
tlouof theiacramcntot marriage and
proceeded until ho came to theao ever
memorable wordit
"If any man can ahow mt cauaa
why they mar not lawfully bojolnod
1 together let him. now apeak or ell
hereafter forever hold hli pence."
llo iauaed In Accordance with hla
habit aud the rnjulreiuenta of lb
ceremony, an 1 again n deep huth fill
ujnn tbe ongregatluti.
The itlllneaa waa broken by a tall,
alendrr man with eyeglaanra anl a
hollow cough, who roie up In a back
atat.
While th audience la waltlni,"
ho nld, "I abould like to oflar rraolu.
Hon la tho ettect that It Ii the aanta nf
llionitetluglhat the Worll'a Colum
bian KtaUlon about I not be ojiened.
HunJay."
HOULII'S lAlUMirES.
Thu numbtr of InlenJIng eihlHton '
who hnve a pile 1 1 r apace at the hi.
HualtIon nached 10.1 ou Oct. SI.
One aero of grouud wltliln the Her
tlcultural building hai lieen retervetl
for an orange grave from 1 Iortd an J
tho aarao amount for a grove from Cal.
Ifornla. lhreo truea will be brought to
Chicago nextyear and planted, ao II at
they will betr fruit while the Uipml.
tlonlaoieu Ttieae two a-rea oonati
lute two Interior court of tho build,
lug.
Wlamniln'a bull ling at lbs Hxpoil
Hon will be m) a 8 feet, three atoreya
high, and of thoQueen Auuu atylo of
architecture.
h lorlda'a l.aotltlon building will U
a full iliel reirndiulloii of horl Mar
loo, which waa built at Hh Auguitloe
la 10W, and la believed tube tbeold
ett I ml ling In the Unltc.1 Htatra It
Ii of atone and covt ra a apace of about
150 fatt t'luarv.
I j ! EXHMINHTION y
H t (1 Wo (Ind that n groat many linos of goods nro tlimnsod to somo oxtont by HJIOKHl This applies moro particularly to Whlto and Light Shados, In noarly all matorlals, and If such aro pormlttod to romaln on tho
Hj i , shotvoa for any lonKth of tlmo without balng oxposod to tho air, thoy will bo tn a worao condition thon thuy aro at prosont. Consoquonlly
I I iWTt HAVE DBCIDBD
H M ( i To plnco alt thono (joods on salo this mornlna, at tho followlnp; dlscountsi
H I jl SILK DEPAETMENT. j aWR I 1H CoIOml Dras Co0tlS ,to Yiir,! M kmM Mm '
jl ' TWENTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT fSlKm iSSil'iH 1 AT A DISCQUNT QF 20 PER CENT-
- . llragp Lni WWi4 ?f Tablo IJnen?,,fapkinsJoM Bed Spreads aud All While Goods
H M ' COESET DEPAETMEHT. 'flMl AJ A dcount of 20 per CEm-
B A ' All Lines of Whlto and Licht Colors 'lj.1 SS '&iPp3n IMB' " ' "T
B , , t'lLS5!! Ill vjJArPJw J,IlsIill Sheeting and Canton I'lanncls
If AT A D'SCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT, ip llj AT A D.SCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT.
fl. fi'1 Misl Dd.(iw d MW WhiU Dresses i 'Ws)iIxP'SlfV, ;ryi m mm i imt -in mn cub, im, mi en
jl'j AT A DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT. J llSffllw" i AT A DISCOUNT OF 25 PER CENT.
1 1 FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT--., Bg Si! 25 52S.
j LiUDllUhlilirilLliiMMLiliiiuJiljulll t-Ji'.M i i 1 . i Lj i Lj 1 i Lt i LQT3 Jj 1 U I LU LEU.! I G ULLi OjUxj i 0 1 1 JLXiLlJLJLQJXIXiXnTl 1 1 i i 1 i i il 1 ii
P" GOODS INCLUDED IN THE SALE ARE SOME OF THE CHOICEST NOVELTIES IN OUR STOCK,
iit ' Tjj.HJiijuuiTjir(QiiIiIIimLUijjjIiird
J' ifcSiSS "W4 Gipoesbeek St fLonahioti.
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