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then walked to the ancient chair while whilethe whilethe whilethe
the choir sang Seadoks Seadol anthem The Theannotating TheannolntIng Theannointing
annotating ceremony was scarcely seen seenowing seenowIng
owing to the canopy canopyThe canopyThe canopyThe
The spectators were just able to dls dlscrn dfScoirI1
coirI1 crn the archbishop of Canterburys Canterburysmotions Canterburysmotions Canterburysmotions
motions motionsAfter motionsAfter
After the prayer > raer the king resumed his hisseat hIsscat
seat and from a scarlet silken roll on onwhich onwhIch
which the prayers were printed in large largetype largetype
type and which was was held by the dean deanof deanoC
of Westminster the archbishop of Can Canterbury Canterbury Canterbury ¬
terbury readthe read the prayers and delivered deliveredthe
the sword to the king who did not go goto goto
to the altar the sword being taken to tohim tohIm tohim
him by the dean ot Westminster while whilehis whilehilt whilehis
his majesty remained standing standingThe standingThe standingThe
The armilla and the orb were then thendelivered tbendelivered thendelivered
delivered to the king according to the theprogramme th thprogramme theprogramme
programme When the king held out outhis outhis
his hand for the ring the archbishop archbishopol
ol Canterbury had difficulty In finding findingit
it but finally with trembling hands he heplaced heplaced heplaced
placed it on the tip of hIs majestys majestysnnger majestyslInger majestysfinger
lInger reading the prayer simultane simultaneously simuitaneouI simultaneouSl3 ¬
ously ouI the king himself completing the thet theprocess
t process of putting on the ring as he hewithdrew helthdrew hewithdrew
withdrew his hand handLater hand handLater
Later the archbishop had similar dif difflculty diCficulty
ficulty owing to near sightedness In Inplacing inplacing inplacing
placing the crown on onthe the kings head headIn headIn
In fact the choir started God Save Savethe Saveth Savetha
the th King K1 g while the thearchbishop archbishop of Can Canterbury Canterbury Cariterbury
terbury was still striving to place the thecrowp th thcrOWJ1 thecrowi
crowp on the rulers head anda and a great greatshout greatshout greatshout
shout went up and the electric lights lightswere lightswere lightsWere
were were turned on onAs onAs onAs
As the acclamations died away away the theclanging theclanging
clanging Joy bells the nqlse of guns gunsand gunsand gunsand
and the shouting of people outside outsldepen outsldepentrated pen penejratcd pentrated
ejratcd trated Into the abbey where the king kingstill kingstill kingEtlil
still sat motionless his dazzling crown crownon crownn
on n his head and his sceptre held heldHflrmly heldHflrmlyhi firmly firmlyin
in his hand handKing handXing
Xing Upo Upon the Throne ThroneAfter ThroneAfter TbroneAlter
After singing Be Strong and Play Playthe Playthe Playthe
the Man and a Bible having been pre presented preEented preseated ¬
seated the king advanced and knelt kneltwhile knelthlle kneltwhile
while hlle he received the benediction He Hethen Hethen
then walked to the great throne where wherehe wherehe wherelie
he stood on ont the e dais for the first time timesurrounded timesurrounded timesurrounded
surrounded by the he nobles The arch archbishop archbishop archbishop ¬
bishop of Canterbury followed the king kingbeing kingbeing kingbeing
being obliged to stand while w lle awaiting awaitingthe
the arrival of orthe the archbishop archbishopHaving aichbishopHavIng archbishopHaving
Having placed placedtheklng the king on his new newthrone newthrone newthrone
throne the archbishop arebblshopkne1t knelt and paid paidhomage paidhomage paidhomage
homage the aged prelate scarcely being beingable beingable beingable
able to rise until the king assisted assistedhim assistedhhn assistedhim
him and himself raised the archbish archbishops archbishops archbishops ¬
ops hands from the steps pi f the throne throneThe throneThearchhishop throneThe
The Thearchhishop archbishop who seemed to be in ina ina ina
a faint had to practically be carried to tothe toth tothe
the th altar altarThe aUarThe altarThe
The Incident created considerable consl erable ex excitement excitement exctt ¬
citement ctt ment and several prelates rushed rushedforward rushedforward rushedforward
forward to help the primate primateThe primateTh primateThe
The Th next person to pay homage to tohis tohis tohis
his majesty was the Prince of Wales Waleswho Waleswho Waleswho
who knelt until untUKlng King Edward held out outhis outhis outhis
his hands which he kissed afterward afterwardtouching afterwardtouching afterwardtouching
touching the crown as a sigh of fealty
The Prince of Wales then started to toreturn toreturn toreturn
return to his seat when the king drew
him back and put his arms around him himand himand himand
and kissed klsscdhlm klsscdhlmAfter him himAfter
I After this the king once more gave gavethe gavethe gavethe
the prince his hand h nd this time to shake shakeand shakea haiceand
and a dthe the hearty he arty vigor of King Edwards Edwardsgrasp Ec1wardsJ E4wardsgrasp
grasp J showed Sh owed that his hand at any aity rate
had not lost its strength The Duke of otorColk
Norfolk as earl marshal accompanied
by y representatives of each accompanledi grade of the thenobility thenobility thenobility
nobility read the oath beginning
I duke or earl etc do become your
liege man of life and limb etc etcPeers EtcPeers etcPeer I
Peers Kiss Kings Cheek CheekThe CheekThe i
The respective respe UverepresentaUves representatives next nexttouched nexttouchcd
3 touched the crown and kissed the kings kingsche kingschctk kingscheck
check che k the Duke of Norfolk being the theonly theonly theonly
only peer to read the oath This por portion par > i ¬
tlon of the service was considerably considerablyshortened conslderabl3shqrtened considerablysbqrteneL 5
shortened shortenedThe shqrtenedThe sbqrteneLThe
The The queen then rose and accompan
ipd id by her entourage proceeded to the thealtar thealtar theL
L altar steps where under a pall of cloth clothof clothot clothof
of gold she was quickly crowned by
the archbishop of York supported by
the bishops bishopsShe bishopsShe bishopsS
S She was then led to the throne be beside beside beside ¬
side that In which the king sat S t and her herenthronlzation hernthronlzation hereuthronlzation
enthronlzation was accomplished The Thequeen Thequeen Thequeen
queen bowed to King Edward and both bothwalked bothwatk bothwalkd
walked watk walkd d to the altar and received celed the thecommunion theQmmunlon theqornmunlon
communion after delivering their theircrowns theIrcrowns theircrowns
crowns to the th lord great chamberlain chamberlainand
and another officer appointed to hold holdthqm holdthqrn L LThe
thqm thqmThe thqrnTh
The Th pages while their majesties majestiesknelt majestiesknelt majestiesknelt
knelt still held the queens magnificent magnificentlong magnificent10l1g magnificentlong
long train with the rest of the nobles noblespresent noblespresent noblespresent
present kneeling The rest of the spec spectacle spectacle spectaclo ¬
tacle was impressive and was made mademore mademore mademore
more brilliant by b the electric light lightBy JlghtB lightBy
By B a great effort the th archbishop of ofCanterbury otCnnterbury 01Canterbury
Canterbury was enabled to conclude the theservice theservice theservice
service and the king and queen repaired repairedto
ci to St Edwards chapel Neither of oftheir oftheIr 01 01their
their majesties returned to their theirthrones theirthrones theizthrones
thrones after the communion but re remained remained remalnedT ¬
mained at the altar altarThe altarThe ltar ltarThe
The service which was completed completedwith completedwith I Iwith
with the singing of the Te Deum was wasbrought wafbrought wabrought
brought to a close without a hitch The Theking Th Thking t tI
I king exhibited no outward trace of offatigue offatigue o ofatigue
fatigue fatigueThe fatigueThe fatigueThe
The departure of the king and queen queenfrom queenfrom queerfrom
from the abbey bbej was greeted by another anothersalute anotheiI
I salute the massed bands playing God GodSave GocSave
I Save S ve the King KingMany KingH
I Many H arty Remarkable Rema Bema ± knble Scenes ScenesThe ScenesThe ScenesThe
The entire route of their majesties majestiesreturn majcstIeBreturn znajesUescetum
return to the palace was marked by byicenes byJ hI r rcones
J cones of enthusiasm similar to those thosevhich thosehlch t thich
vhich greeted their progress to the ab aboay abboy
boy the more circuitous route through throughtfubland througllI 5 5lubland
I tfubland and Constitution hill giving giviu giviuhehunffreds
he hehunffreds hundreds of thousands of persons personsjccupylng personsccupying C Cccupying
ccupying the stands windows and andoots andoots ane I Itoofs
oots an opportunity of greeting the thenew theI S Snew
I new crowned crownedktng king and his consort be beore
i I ore they reentered Buckingham pal palace palace palace ¬
ace which they did in the midst mldstot mldstotremarkable of ofremarkable o C
1 remarkable rer arkable scenes of enthusiasm the theentire theI tb S Sentire
I entire crowd from Constitution hill hilldownwards hillI hil 1 1donnwards
I downwards d wnrds joining in singing s the na national naI natioch ¬
tional anthem Shortly after the return returnof returnot I Iof
I
of the king and queen to the palace Itas it itwas i t twas
was as officially announced from there therethat therethat e ethat
that the king had borne the ceremony ceremonywell ceremonywell ceremon r rwell
well and that they had suffered in no noway nowa n D Dd
d way wa from fatigue and this was con confirmed confinned confirmed ¬
firmed when in response to the re repeated rep repeated ¬
peated p ated plaudits of the crowd his maje maj majesty nutiesty ¬
esty e ty accompanied by the queen ap appeared appeared ¬
peared on the balcony in their robe robe3and robeand npS S
robSa
and crowns The faces of both wero werosuffused werasuffused wersuffused a
suffused with smiles as they bowed bowedrepeatedly bowedrepeatedltheir bowe bowerepeatedly
repeatedly repeatedltheir their recognition of the thewarmth thewarmth th e ewarmth
warmth of the applause If there was wasqne wasne Wa S
ann ne Jrnp inipression Ion that remained stronger strongerthan strongerI strongethan r Sr
I than another afterWatching at after r atching the pa pargeant paI pat
geant outside the theabbe3 abbey it was W as that thatthere th tha thathere at atth t
I there th re was as more splendor more organ organIzation orpn1tion rpaJjzatfon
Ization and less really heartfelt heartte enjo enjotion elbot1on eipot1on
t1on among the crowd cr nl than was the thecose th C Ccase
I
case during the last reign reignReturn reignRebirn reign1etiiru
Return to the Palace PalaceSpontaneous PalacSpontaneous PalaceSpontaneous
Spontaneous applause aijd qd natural naturalfeeling naturalCeelfng I Ifeeling
feeling were ere father rlth rathq kept out of sight sightby sIlht sIlhtb sih t tby
by b the strict attention to every detail detailwhich detailWhl deta l livhlcls
Whl which h dominated the whole who e arrange arrangejnents arr arrangeThe nie niel
jnents jnentsThe l nts ntsThe
The sky ky grew darker and darker darkerwhen darkerwhen r rwhen
when the procession began egan to form up upagain upagain u p pagain
again outside the abbey b e after tLhe he e cere ceremonles ce1e ce1emonies ceiemonies
monies and one splendid figme fi gtpe after afteranother aI ter teranother r ranother
another came out and the th gloom gloo of ofwaiting atwaiting c tf tfwaiting
waiting was only realized after ter the ar ar4val art
t 4val ival al of the little son of the Prince of ofWales otI c r rWales
I Wales who eagerly saluted at the win win0ow Wlnpow winiow
pow iow of his carriage to the huge delight delightof Lt Ltgf
of c the crowd crowdf while all his grand grandfathers grandfathers L Lfathers ¬
fathers troops presented arms as the thestately thetately th e
stately little fellow ello drove through their theirlines theirlInes theiI r er
I lines of scarlet scarletQncij scarletQncp scarletQnci
Qncij more the crowd yelled with de deAlight delIght dellght
Alight to see their favorite Lord Loi Rob Roberts Robirts Boberta
erts appear He Ie got on his horse horsesmiling horsem1llnS borsin1lIng
smiling just as Lord L rd Kitchener with withhis wit t tliis
his face as impassive l as thp th bpws of ofan otan C If Ifan
an Ironclad cleftJiis cleft lila jay y through hl9 sh the thebrilliant th he hebr11llant e
4 brilliant crowd mounted his horse anD
i faced the th cheerlnggtands ds without pay pail ¬
T
ing l ng the slightest attention to the thqap thqapplause ap applause ¬
plause plauseWhenthe plausehen p lause lauseWhen
Whenthe When hen the processioniUrlastbegan procession proeussionntiaat last began to tomove tomove
move the mounted men en of all parts of ofIndia otIndia
Is India I made a wonderful sight gbt as th they theyswept y yswept
swept s by followed almost aImostlmine Immediately Immediatelyby ratelY I
by b y the night celebrated creamcolored creamcoloredHanoverians creamcoloredIIanovtlian8 creamcoloredHanovelians
Hanoverians for the king had come comeout c m
out o ut of th the < abbey with the crown crown on his hishead hislead I
head h ead and his crowned queen beside besidehim besldhim
him h im looking tired but b ut happy y and an d bow bowing hoWng ¬
ing i ng to the crowds who waved aved hand handkerchiefs hartdkerchiefs ¬
kerchiefs k and sang God GOdSae Save thfe thfeKing th thKing
King until their thelrni majesties jesU S were s > ut it t of ofsight ofight
sight s Everything Eerythlughadon had gone Onfi oft with without without ¬ I
out o ut a hitch and and the th pn on one < most ni streU relieved relievedmust ved vedmust
must have been the th king k nS himself himselfMANY hiniseltMANYGdRGEOU
MANY MANYGdRGEOU GORGEOUS GEOUSE ROBES ROBESAmerican OBEtAmerican
American A Women W rnin Add A d Much MuchSplendor MuchSplendor
Splendor to Memorable Memot bte Sight SightMarvelous 8 ght ghtMarvelous
Marvelous Display of Jewels fJ JewelsWhat W ls lsWhat
What most struck Qtru tru ktite the eye In the theabbey tMabbey
abbey a was the marvelous marvelOui display of ofJewels orjewels ofewels
Jewels j ewels that certainly1 c rlalt 1 surpassed s rp Ss d any ¬
thing prelously seen n at a a court c hrt fund n ntIon ¬
tion t in England EnglandThe EngmndThe
The combination coibi atios of O these th Se with the themagnificent themagnificent themagnificent
magnificent robes rOb sand and the beaity b ait uQ of ofmany otmany ofmany
many of the wearers made ma a a a memora memorable m rtora rtorable ¬
ble sight sightAs sightAs sightAs
As beautiful be8 t1ful as any coronet c coltiti net there therewas th re rewas
was a pearl and diamond dlnmo 1d tiera tr worn wornby worn wornby
by b y Lady s Londonderry whoSe vK sc dress dresswas dresswas
was heavily he a11y embroidered em embroid brolder ed d an a md d covered coveredwith vered
with pearls aVid diamonds She also alsowore alsowore I
wore a diamond dia ondstOrnach stomacher mach r r withbrace withbracelets mth thhraee thhraeeets nfce
lets l ets and Barrings to match matchThe matbThe
The robe robelts Itself l was embroidered embrold em b r Ided red in insilk insilk inilk I
silk s ilk and gold gO worked vorkedln In the th pattern patternof tter tterof
of the fainily arms and coronets co netSand and andwas andwas
was fashioned fashlon dnfterthes1Yle after the style in the thedays th thdays thedays I
days of George Geo H Withy withblgredve big redveivet rede1vetsleeves redveivetsleeves vet I
sleeves sleevesThe sleevesThe
The Duchess of Portland was Wassuperb WassuperbIn superb superbin I
in i n her great x coronet ronet of diamonds Unmon s itt itithe Inthe
the center cent r of which was the famous famousPortland faniousPortland 1
Portland stone s on which flasKed llasl and andsparkled a andsparkled d dsparkled
sparkled in a a thousand th thO S s tiacoI6rs nd cbl6rs in the thedim I
dim light lightThe lIghtThe
The duchess du duche h Ss was as the th object ob1 t of gen general general general ¬
eral attention attentionHer atteritonHer attentionHer I
Her diamond necklace neck1a nec1daan and andt1i1e fine robes robesof rOb robesof s sot
of pearls were wereur a ere unrivaled fivilled meen even by b those thoseworn thosworn thoseworn
worn by the Duchesa Du 1 s pi r Westminster Westminsterwhose W Westminsterwhose tmIn ter terwhose
whose jewels are old family heirlooms heirloomsand hili1 ht1lObinand n sand
and have been regarded rcgSrd d as without withoutequal wIthoutequal Withoutequal
equal equalLady equalLady equalLady
Lady Chesterfields coronet c ronet was was one oneof oneot oneof
of the largest worn ori1 in the theabb abbey yno ynorestrIction no norestriction norestriction
restriction seemingly having been beenmade b behnmade en enmade
made regarding Its size tze She he had it itespecially itespeciaUyma Itespecially
especially especiaUyma made e to suit her and it wasIn was wasin was wasin
in striking strikIn contrast c nttast to many others othersworn others1orn otheeaworn
worn by peeresses who seemed to have havemade h havemade e emade
made it a point to wear the tinest pos possible possible joSsible ¬
sible coronets coronetsJust coronetsJust coronetsJust
Just large enough to encircle the thei theknot theknot
i knot of hair worn worn on top of their theirheads 111elrheads theirheads
heads a la Josephine JosephineIt
It was perhaps after ttterail all the Amer Americans AmerIcans Athezicans ¬
icans who wh made the bravest br vest show and andon andon andon
on this occasion as on many others othersthey oth othersthey nf nfthey
they played a very ery prominent part in inthe Inthe inthe
the days ceremonies and contributed contributedby eontrthutadby
1 by their beauty and the th inagnificenee inagnificeneei agnlfi ence enceof
i Of their robes rob s and jewels to1 o what was wastruly was wastruly Wastruly
truly a gorgeous or u5 spectacleDuchess Bpe spectacle speetacleDnthess < tacIe tacIeDuchess
Duchess of Marlborougfc MarlborougfcTall Xarlb arlboughTall rough roughTaU
Tall and graceful ctful with her hersmaU small
face overweighed with masses of dark
hair the Duchess of Martbqrough a lbqrough who whowas wh whwas whewas
was Miss Vanderbilt ofNew of New York Yorkwas Yorkwas Yotkwas
was a center centerotattra of attractibn attractibnOn sttratiOLOn ti n nOn
On her neck was as a high collar cOllar of ofpearls ofJ ofpearls
J pearls arlsr with diamonds dimno dS and rubles and andon andolJher anaonber
on olJher er head h d ai beautiful l corona c rola Arourtd Otphl Otphler
Tier er waist was is a belt made made entirely entirelyof entirelyof I
of brilliants The duchess came In Ina ina ina
a state coach with the th duke add two twopages twopages twopages
pages pagesLady pagesLady pagesLady
Lady Dufferin who ho was Miss Dayles Daylesof DavIes DavIesof
of New York Who was w s accompanied a c mpanI d
by her husband was anoth another anotherIcan r Amer Amerlean Am r rfcan
lean who did Id honor by b byher her magnifi magnificence magnIficence inagniftcence ¬
cence to the great greatHer occasion occasionHer occasionHer
Her robe was of o the Georgian Ge rgian period periodtrimmed periodtrimmed periodtrimmed
trimmed with minivera and gold goldthread goldtqread goldthread
thread work In the pattern or the th thfamily
family badge badgeShe badgeShe badgeShe
She wore wOre a diamond coronet a dia diamond diamond diamond ¬
mond necklace and a loosely hanging hangingchain bangIngchain hangingchain
chain over the lace of her dress at atthe atthe atthe
the end was a brace of jewels with withthree w1t w1tthree withthree
three enormous bows of diamonds diamondsHer diamondsHer
Her earrings earrin were of diamonds diamondsThe diamondsThe IunondsThe
The Countess of Oxford who was wasMiss wasI1ss wasMiss
Miss Louise Corbin of New York was wasone wasOne I Ione
one of the few Americans who l o was W Wcompanied s scompanied ac accompanied ¬
companied by b her child little Lady
Dorothy Walpole who was one of the themost themost themost
most interested spectators spe < tato of f the day j
Lady Oxford wore fewer jewels than thanmany thanmany thaiimany
many present but her necklace of ofrubies ofrubies 01rubies
rubies pearls and diamonds ab ttflddlfi ttflddlfimond anu fmlt fmltmond < dla dlamond
mond broaches were beautiful Her Herdress Herdress He Hedress
dress was trimmed with Old family familypoint fatrilJYpoint fainli fainlipoint
point lace ofi a very e rare pattern The TheDowager TheDowager C CDowager
Dowager Countess Cora Cor or Strafford Straffordwho Straffordwho Strafforwho
who was Mrs S Colgate of New NewYork NewYork r rYork
York wore a high diamond coronet coronetwith coro coronelwith et etwith
with ropes of diamonds and pearls pearlsdraped pearlsraped S Sdraped
draped like an aiguillette over the left leftshoulder leftshoulder leftshoulder
shoulder
Other American Women WomenThe WomenThe WomenThe
The DowagerDuthess Doa e1DUt e Consuelo oneuelo of ofManchesters ofManch 0 r rManchesters
Manchesters Manch sters only Jewels e euels els were a dia diamond diamond dinsnond ¬
mond necklace n eklace and a diamond tiara tiaraLady tiaraLad tiaraLady
Lady Lad do Ernhurst formerly Miss MissBonynge Mis MisBonynge Uss UssBon
Bonynge Bon ge of San Francisco as a peers peersdaughterinlaw pcer S Sdaughterinlaw
daughterinlaw wore ore no robes merely merelya merel r ra
a dress of old lace with a diamond tiara tiaraand tiaraand tiat tiatand
and sonic some marvelous marvel us black pearls pearlsaround pearlsaround
around her neck Lady Gray Egerton Egertonwho Egertonwho Egertonwho I
who was Miss May la Guyler an Ameri American American Amencan ¬
can wore a ac coronet ronet or o diamonds and anda am I Ia
a dress of white tulle on which was wasembroidered wasembroidered Wa S Sembroidered
embroidered golden lilies Her neck necklace necklace necklace ¬
lace was of rubies and diamonds A Afragile Afragile d dfragile
fragile figure almost bqwed down by b bthe bthe
the weight of velvet el et robes rob s was the theCountess theCountess tb a
Countess of Essex Miss Adele Adele Grantof Grant Grantof Granof at t
of New York A slender sl n gold cord cordwas cOldwas cordwas
was tied loosely around her waist and anddiamond anddIamond anddiamond
diamond chains ch lns caught up at intervals intervalsthe intervalsthe
the laces of her vest vestTbe vestThe vestThe
The Countess of Craven Craven daughter < aughter of ofBradley ofBradleyMarUn ofBradley
Bradley BradleyMarUn Martin of New York wore a awhite 3whlt awhite
white satin undersTcirt covered co red with withtulle withtune wIthtulle
tulle and lace The short sleeves of her herbodice hurbodice herbodice
bodice were finished with lace ruffles rufflesedged rumesedged rufflesedged
edged with gold thread thread Lady L dy Moles MolesWorth role roleWorth MolesWorth >
Worth who is a daughter of General
Frost uf St Louis wore a tiara of
diamonds She was one ne of the very fewwho few fewwho fewrho
who wore turquois her herturquois turquois collar collarbeing collarbeing
being particularly beautiful beauflfulFrom bau beautifulFrom Iul IulFrom
From the kings box a bevy 1V of inter interesting Interestilig nt r restn ¬
esting estn women ome had a view le of the cere ceremonies ceremonIes ceremonies ¬
monies among amon them Mrs Mr Arthur Athur Pa Paget Pttget
get daughter daught r of the th tbelate lale Paran Parn Stevens Stevensof
of New Nfw York in a white dress em ¬
broidered bridere with wih bunches buIhcs of chess grapes grapesworked grapesworked pes pesworked
worked in In pearls parls and diamonds rlamonds On
her head was wa a magnificent tiara tiar cr cremeralds of ofemeralds f femeralds
emeralds set In brilliants brilant and around
her neck was a a high hlghcllr collar of emeralds emeraldsand emerlds emerldsAnd emerttldsand
and diamonds damonds with fh a a pendant to tomatch tomatch tomatch
match Her dress drss Was was as fastened with wth
brooches brooche of emeralds and diamonds diamondsGuests dimonds diamondsGuests
Guests Guest of King Xng and ad Queen QueenMrs Queen QueenDonalds
Mrs Donalds who was Miss ss Carter Carterthe CrterJi
Ji Bqt Boston n was a guest et ot t tli queen inthe in inth
the th qucjrfg qu quen gallery gler Her gown gOas t Quen was of ofsatin f fstin fsatin
satin stin embroidered with large bunches bunchesof
of silver sIv r cherries c1eIe5 She wore wore the regu ¬
lation white whie court feathers and veil eil reg but butno butno hutno
no train trn Her ornaments ornament were rubies rubiesand rublesand
and diamonds diamondsMrs di diamondsMrs monds mondsr
Mrs r Cavendish Bertinck Beitln who was
Miss Livingston Livington of New York was wa in
the te kings kings gallery ler She was waaittred Yor tis attired in ina Indrs Ina
a dress drs embroidered ebroidere all al over ver with moth mother mot ¬
er qf pearl pearlAmong parL parLAQng pearLAmong
Among AQng the diplomatic ciplomaU ladies ladie none
looked looke handsomer handmer than thn Madame Made fle e
Dominguez Domingez the American Aeren Ameni an wife wle of the
Argentine Arnte minister nnlter whose whoe costume was wasS was wasof iasof
S of rTyhjte Wh1 t crepe ere pe de d chierie ch e embroidered embroideredwitt enjbrotderedwithwJtnia hrofaerd hrofaerdwsl
witt withwJtnia wjsteria wsl r and Id pale p pTnK p pifikahsriade R eI roses and andwaspade
waspade aae in theprlncessstyie theprIncessty1e theprIncessty1et TS I
t
On her bead hed was w s a diadem dlademo of dia diaroonds da dan1q4 diamondsapd
roonds n1q4 mondsapd anjl 1d pearls t S and 4J her he necklace n ace aceQ was wasof wasof
of Q of pearls peatl anti ani J diamonds di mon el se Shealso alo wore worethe Mre Mrethe woFe woFethe
the regulation reglaton court Curt feathers cat r and ad veil veilMrs ni veilMrs
Mrs rJoseph Joseph H Cboate Cboatew1e wife of the theAmerican theAmeniczin e eAericn
Aericn American ambassador wore wo a dre dress of ofBrussels ofBrus ofBrusseis
Brus Brussels I lace lae with embrbiderings eibrldern of ofgreen otn ofgreen
green n and lnd tibwers 1owr il wers while hie on her iiead iieadshe htad htadshe hCadshe
she Wor wore not only a diamond dond tiara tr but buttwo buttwo buttwo
two beautiful buUful diamond diamord wings wing holding holdingup
up u p her long tulle tule veil YeL Around AoUnd her neck neckwagablglr neckWablg neckahait1gli
Wablg wagablglr collar cotrodamont collarof of diamonds and a a adiamond adamond aiamond
diamond damond d necklace necklaceMrs neckace neckaceIr necklaceMrs
Mrs Ir Adauy Adari Adair who hi was as Miss Cornelia CorneliaWadsworth Corneli CorneliaWadsworth
Wadsworth WadwQrtl of o Genese G5m e N Y who went wentto w vento nt ntto
to t o the abby abbey at the kings kngs 1 invitation invitationjsat invitationat
jsat s at in King Kng Edwards Edwars gallery gler Her Herdress Hrdres lterress
dress dres d ress was w of gray s7 satin stn and her splen splendid fJ1en fJ1endid splenid ¬
did d id tiara tar was wa of pearls and diamonds diamondsLady diamondsLady
Lady Ldy NaylorLeyiand N lorLiandMlss Miss Cham Chamberlaln Cam Cambrln Chamerlallt
berlaln brln b of Cleveland Ceelat welt i anpther anQtlr of ofthe orth ofhe
the th t he kings s guests Shft S waS WaS dress d dresstiI fS il i In Ina inJ incot5tumd
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with wIt silver lilies lUe and ad with ith an nnehtf nnehtfn ehtir ehtirinous enlirloin
loin n u us diamond damond tiara U a a a diamond dlam nd neck necklace n neckace ¬
lace lac l ace and and a ndlamohd diamond collar The b whijltf whijltffront wh9IfrQrt n1ilildrout
front frQrt rout of olh her bodice oc vraS was covered c vere with withbrilliants Witl Withniiilante
brilliants b niiilante Unait and her h r shoulder sltHHt r straps stps strai were wereof ndre ndref if ifot
of o f the t s sahie same 1 precious pr l stonesMrs stOr stones stonefiMrs
Mrs Rl Richardson h dsn Clover Clo r wife wlf of t the theAmerican th thAmui tliklnienIcan
American Amui an naval attache atch was 18 atflredih atflredihblue a attlEed tlln tllnbJ hi hiInd
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necklace n eckldee ki was of o o1 diamonds and anlpars anlparsSic pearls pearlsShe pliarishe
Sl She Sic S he wore wor a a collar clao of diamonds dlam nd and andpearls a il ileakis
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velvet v lvet lined ln with wite etnilne ethi I e The h coshiine coshiinewas coetmuSwnii f
was ww ornamented Qrament d with ih elaborate e el bbrt bbraie gpid gpidembroideries gld gldembroIder golilmbroideries
embroideries embroIder e and u thC th tulle ovejrdires ovejrdireswas o oerdrewas ss sswaseibrld
was waseibrld embroidered ro with wih roses se thil thistles thistlesand thlstiesnd s sad
and ad a nd Bhatnrbcks shamtck It I was wa fiftlsned fntt in a ahigh ahIgb nigh
high h igh traWpareht ti arent t collaY coll of old l l lace laceedged l ledgi lacedged
edged edgi e with gold goldThe gld goldThe
The h Princess Prin s of Wal Wales t gth g wn TvaS was a oC oCEnglish orEng ofEnglish
English Eng h materials materals It I hid b d gWi a Jphg long court courttrain c courtrain rt rttrn
train trn t of 0 purple putie velvet let edged ld with withmmlyera withminirura hh hhmInbr
mInbr mmlyera and trimmed trimm with wide wl bfcfrds bfcfrdsof b httndifgold A Ao
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at a t the the shoulder sb ld r with wih hooks ot of gold Tub Tlecrown Tubrown
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crown c rown itself tsel was as of pure Ur white khlt satin satinbeautifully sUn satineautifully
beautifully beauW b embroidered embro Id In in th three shades shadesof shadesf fades fadesof
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with th pearls and diamonds diamondsIRlSrfTAKENOPArttlN diamondsR1SHTAKE nds ndsSW
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IRlSrfTAKENOPArttlN I R1SHTAKE SW TAKE H NO PAR PART IN INOR IN INCOROfIATION f fDublin
COROfIATION OR fkTl0N S SEVHES SEVHESDublin RV C S SDubln
Dublin Dubln tug LAt At A1 a Meeting tig of the theIrish tMIrsh theIrish
Irish Irsh national ntl nl uC parliamentary paru ntapfh r party held heldJn heldn d dIn
Jn i n the teety city hall hlher here today tda John JohnR Redm6na Redm6nawbb IteilmOndwho
who b occupied ocpl d the te chair ct said sldt the parto partoas PI >
as a a party had formally fcny withdrawn from fromparticipation frompanticipatlon
participation pr tparhd paton in the tecoronatIn coronation yitdrit Ccleb ccebia ccebiaion ebr a ation I
tion t lo ion 1 and had assembled nsetbT for the purpose purposeof p e eor
of protesting pro ctIt against nt the th usurpation 1 te rtfon of ofIrish ofImh ofIrish
Irish government ge nt by England EnglandKing Egland EflglOudKing
King ln Edward Ed Edward jir he e added ad was w S net i th thcoastltutloqal tM tMC0wUtut0Ia1 theconstitutional
constitutional C0wUtut0Ia1 monarch nonarh of t Ireland It 1nd Np NpEnbs NbEnglish
English Enbs sovereign erlg had ba been b en eo since sln the theunion theu theunion
u uniont union unionA 0
A t 0S6IuU6n resolution S6IuU6n which 1hl wajj w adbpted a p dc dcClared d dCl declred
Clared Cl i that at Ireland I Ir lflnd sparatej5 r t herself herselffrom Mr idrslf idrslffrom l
lnd
from th6 t coronation traUon rejoicing or her trm men meroiJess menciless r rcle
oiJess cle oppressors ppr sQrs and ld rjOicng stands stadsai aart In n her herrishtful he herightfUl herrightful
rightfUl discontent drScnt n t and a dlsaffeijttorL dlsaffeijttorLJohu dia disaffcctionJohn r t
John Johu DillOn Dil sold s1d En EnKiana I was was ubl ublto unable unableto n
to drag dr Ireland Ield as awilling a lnG slave savc behind behindhter bShlrdher lnd lndb
her b In the te triumphal tumphal march march through thrugl LOu 1MKdein Ll LOudon
don d n today On leaving leYnJ mar the t city c haH haHDcpnls liSt liStDennis
Dennis D tnls Kllfarldgfe Klbrldge at adelegt delegate was s srsted ac acrested ai aireined
rested rsted on ona a warrant t for falling Ung to answer answera aw r ra
a summons to toapp appeaV ttp1ea a before beor > tire t magis magistrate magistrato ¬
mgs mgstte
trate tte of Temple TecapleSaylieji TempleIS
j 1 1ISAM1Rl
ISAM1Rl IS ISHayThii f OP N NBa
Saylieji Ba Cable le Said S to to1 Be Owned Oi ct By ByCommercial byCommerci1 t tCo
Commercial Co r O Cotnpany CotnpanyXVashington C CothpanyWashington mp mpshingon
Washington shingon Aujfi 9 g Commander CommanderMcCrea CommanderMeCrea n1n d r rMcqi
McCrea Mcqi is under der Aui general gen rrt ral Instructions lnstruetI6hsto i t nS nStoptot
to toptot protect ct American Amercan interests Ihterest and In Inaddition i iadd1 Inaddition
addition add1 neeayr yesterday receIved rvi special p cat in instructlons InsructoDto Instruetlons
structlons sructoDto to prevent prvrt the e cuttjrigojt cuttt the thecatile th thc thecttble
catile c l of the United UrltedSttes Stateir Haytlen Haytlencompany Hen Hencrvny Baytlencompany
company crvny This TIs is not a French Frncm Frncmx comr comrpany couspany
pany < aif referred rete d to yesterday Y rd but I Ipurely is ispurely ispurely
a
purely x an American Aerica company compy being beingpart blng blngVrt beingpart
part Vrt tem ter of ottleComm the Commercial ral companys cipns sys system 1 sy sytern ¬
temCommander Commander Comm1der McCrea c re wilt wll confine chDnehlm chDnehlmselt him himself himself ¬
self strictly st1ctiyt to that t31 mission ls n and nc will willnot w wot willnot
not ot tk take sides sld sidd either elte for or or agalnst g1 thede the thed thedo
d de facto government gvenmet governmentGreat J JGreat I IGrt
Great Grt confidence cnfdenc is reposed PO d ih ti the theability thenUt3 theability
ability nUt3 and andcbl cbblheadedness ad n 5 of f Coni Conimahder om omtuander m mm
mahder m uaerMcCren McCrea and a jior J0 no fresh f instrue instruetiohs inatruCtiona n
tiohs tlons were wer considered comId r n necessary c The TheMachizia Th ThM TheMacbitta
Machizia M chl haSa ba1iipl haS a complement met of about lit 150men 15 litmen
men lncl including ain a a marine mQrh guard of oftwelve oftwelve 1 1h
twelve h le and could couldiand land I a force O ot about aboutfifty aboutfifty but butfn
fifty fn men all al t told toldA toldA ld ldA
A Colt rapidflre rapid re gun which hJch she has hasaboard hasaboard
aboard abad could culd ba 0 sent tn ashore thor with wih a alanding alandrn alanding
landing landrn party pt Thee T MachlaS M ISha5 has eight eightfourinch eightfourinch l ht htu
fourinch u lnch guns gh in iD ii her h6 main n battery paten patenfou batteryfour
four sirpounderk and two
fou sbpounders ard onepound onepounders on poun pounr ¬
ers r In her secondary secndary battery btter all rapid rapidfire Tpld Tpldfire rapidfire
fire and a d under the threats threts of ot these theseguns tese teseg1nst thesegtinsit
guns g1nst gtinsit it is quitely fUltely unlkel3 unlikely that either eitherthe eitherthe eitherthe
the Haytien gunboat or General G nert FIr Ffrmins FIrmins h hnuns
mins force fore ashore would care to make makean makan makean
an issue issueActing issuecng
Acting cng Secretary of the Navy Xa Darling Darlingtoday
today sent the following foUoving cablegram cablegm to toCommander toCommander toCommander
Commander McCrea cCre of the Machlas MachlasYour MachasThur Ichas
Your actions actons are re approved Cutting Cuttingcable Cttng Cttngcable Cuttingcable
cable or interference with wih other thanHaytien tnanHaten than titanHaytien
Haytien Haten interests Ihterest not ot to be permitted permittedMAY perlted perltedMAY permittedMAY
MAY BE TRAIN ROBBERS ROBBERSThree ROBBERSTree
Three Tree Suspicious Suspicou Characters Cracter Cap Captured Captured Captured ¬
tured in Minnesota MinnesotaWaseca ldinnesbthWaseca
Mnneso4
Waseca Wae Minn Aug 9 9uffering Suffering
from two bullet bulet wounds one in his histhigh histhigh
thigh and one in the th calf clf of his left leg legas legas
as a result resut of shots from Sheriff Sherif Col Collins ColUn Colibis ¬
ibis Un revolver a man supposed to be beeither b beitbr beeither
either eitbr a burglar or train tIn robber fled tec1
through thrush the central portion porton of this city
this afternoon afernoon pursued by the sheriff sheriffand shert sheriffand
and an his posse while hUe two wo pals of the
desperado d sperado fled in an opposite opposite direction drcUon drcUonfolowed directionlollowed
followedby folowed lollowed by the chief of police polce and his hisDOsse bl blOssc hispOsse
pOsse DOsseIn pOsseIn Ossc OsscIn
In a few minutes the whole city ci was wasaroused wasaroused wasaroused
aroused and nd an al exciting exct g man hunt fol ¬
lowed The pursuers pursuer followed folowed the fugi f i ¬
tive tve to the large swamp on the thE out outskirts outskinta ut utskirts ii ¬
skirts of the city The Te swamp was wassurrounded wassurrounded nassurrounded
surrounded and after after an hours hunt h nt
the man mn was captured capturedHis cptuxed cptuxedHs capturedHis
His Hs two companions were were traced trced to a acorn acom acorn
corn field feld and captured cpturd also It I Is be ¬
lieved leed that the men were wer implicated Implcted In
the Burlington Burlngton train trn robbery Tuesday Tuesdy
night near Marcus Illls
1 1OBRIENS
OBRIENS OBRIENSBAIL BAIL 5000 5000Defendant 5000Defendant 5OOODefendant
Defendant to te Be Transferred Tranfered Traasf rred to toWashington toWah toWashington
Wah Washington on Por Trial TrialPUtsfield T ThAiPittsfield
PUtsfield Pitsfeld Mass Mss Aug Au 9 9At At a contin ¬
ued ue hearing hero today before beore contn United
nle
States Commissioner Wood Corporal
1ood
Richard T OBrien OBren of the Twentysixth Twentysixthwith COIorl
reJment regiment Unted United Stte States jnfant infantry Tcntbtth charg Charged
with perjury before the senate
wih perjur beore sente committee
cmmitee
on the Philippines
te Phlpplnes was wa held for the
1nlted rnited u nited States StteS grand jury jUr and ad bonds were
placed Iaced at J3000 J3000In S5000In 0 bond
In default deaut of ball the defendant was
bU deendat
committed commite to t jail jai It I te is expected wa that
epcted tbt
the te defendant tefendant will wn be transferred tnsferd from frm
Massachusetts to the
assacustt District Ditrl t of ofColum Colum ¬
his bl After Aflr the hearing herng a a warrant warrnt was
ws
served ser dchaIng charging Corporal Cororl OBrien OBre with
being bihJ a fugitive fudto from Justice wIt
rmute
The action acion was wa taken taen because bcuse of the theaiieced theaie theaietted
aiieced aie e Invalidity ImaUdly of the beach beeh Wrnt Wrnton warrant warranton
on which whch the te corporal corral was first arrested aested
outside outide of the District Distrct of Columbia Columbi tr where
it was wa issued issuedCONFESSES Isue IsueCONSSE issuethCONFESSES her
CONFESSES CONSSE TEO O MUEDEB MUEDEBAppleton ME UBDEBAppleton
Appleton Appleton Vis Aug 9 9eorg 9George George
Wolfe oUe who murdered murered his wife wie at
Chippewa ChIp a Falls last lt June Jnneh has made madeconfesion q qconfession gconfession
confession confesion of the crime cre He said sid he hebefore
hd had dug a gse grave for or her several days
before he killed kne her and that she lived livedan 110 livedan
an a hour after ater he had ad struck stck her on the
head head The only reason ron which bleb he as assigned asSigned s ¬
signed for the deed dee was ih the < he attention attentionshown lt attentionshown Emtoi1 Emtoi1shown
shown his hi wife wIe by other men had hd made mae
him extremely extre ly jealous jealousCHAEGED jealous jealousCEAflGED i iCGE
CHAEGED CGE wifl Wi iH1 MTTBDEBv 1UBDEBWilkesbarre MTTBDEBvWilkesbarre
W xER
Wikebrre Wilkesbarre Pa Pa Aug Aug9 9t 9Four Four men menare menare menare
are now n w In the county jail ja charged chargedwith ch chttrgedwith ed edwih
with wih the murer murder of Daniel Daiel Sweeney Sweene Sweenethe
the mine watchman wat < ma who was found
dead ded in the te roadway rdWy at at Nanticoke X ttoke last Iat IatWenes
Wednesday ay morning The district
Wenes distIct at attonney t ttorneyand ¬
torney torneyand and the county detfctiyes defcth s say sy
the prisoners prioner are now charging eb rgin eaqh eaqhother
Sweeney s other th th r ney with wih withcornpiicityin complicity mi lctyin in the inem murder rdeot Ch of
HANNA HAN A DELIVERS DELIVERSPIIS DELIVERSAISSET DELI VERS VERSHISSEISPEECH
AISSET PIIS HISSEISPEECH HISSEISPEECHOhio SET SPEECH SPEECHOhio SP ECH ECHOhio
Ohio Senator Addresses Large LargeAudience largeAud LargeAudience
Audience Aud ence at Chautauqua ChautauquaSUBJECT Ghaut ChautauquaSUBjECT qua quaa quaSUBEJL
a
SUBJECT LABOR AN AND CAPITAL CAPITALI CAPITALAYSOflGAfIZET
SUBEJL aORANDCAPIAl aORANDCAPIAlf
f
S AYSOflGAfIZET Y OJG Nz CArAL CAPITAL liD liDI i iL
I L 03iAliEr RE BAIz NECESSAKY NECESSAKYzj NIdEzABY NIdEzABYI AY AYL AYt
L
I zj HAOTALQUA I UT tQU X Y Aug Au S Seh Sehatbr i1 Sehaim
t aim at Hahhaof irannit lnn o r Ohio addresseo s saudtem UiV UiVaudienve tin tinuudIinb
audienve audtem ot t sd0f C GOOd 9t f people 1l at atdhnu atdhnut dhaii dhaiitauclua Chau Chautauqua
tauclua t lc a tphlglit onl h upbti h Labor bor and1 at Oapt Oaptlal dapt daptf Ca Catat
tat f 1 MuCh ul h onus ofnra address U rs teas wir albiig albiigthe alOii alOiithe
1h the Un line Qt Q ol thfe t adareSs aUi given iten at Ur Urbaha Urb Urbanii
baha b a a fet fe daisagb dS but but there th r were weremany werehiany ere eren
many n n nihc n nw utterances uU utter pl nies as a wel well Amongdlher Ambnj Among Ambbgother
other tl things th he h said saidOrjnlzed skidOrauizld
s1 s1Ofl
Ofl Orjnlzed 1zed JaWr J bk is ah n au institution institutionthat irs institutionthat tu tut
that t it ha h hale come cm conit to td stay ta In I Its it early earlyUys cariyigys
Uys orgariizSa o i i l labor r went nt upon up ii the thethebry thethir thethiibiy
thebry thir thtt that the th only ohlT way va to settle s uP tt labor labordifficultieswasto lbor lbord1ille labordifllhulti
difficultieswasto d1ille difllhulti s wasto s t strike stike but ihjr I my theory theoryis tM
Js is that it is bfeeomlng b bbeo flig tng recognVzed gnz d that thatth thtth thatthhke
th thhke r re is a n better Mie way to t settle sete such suchThe suchplter suchdiffeietices
plter diffeietices diffeieticesThe 1 e
The civic federation f demi h is I trying t in to t es establish est establish ¬
t tablish 1 > sh a a condition cndiion condition of absolute b lute cohA cohAd rnf conddne
d dne hce n between b tween employer emplO and ehiplbye ehiplbyeThis empl emplTtff einployeThis
This Ttff is i the t pniy only Way a that th t I lkofot knoxf of to tosettle tosettle
settle 5 labor lab tte f the th dispute dls te between b bdtwee t n capital Cpltt and andlabor andlab andlabor
laborWe fe
We e must forget torgt the he idt Id a that there thereare th therenil
are any acas classes In our gOverhnVerit gtir 1mnt we wemust wem weniust
must m sf forget orgtth that t there hre is i any a y dlffer dl diffeneine diffeneinebetwen t n nb nte ntebetween
between b te n the tMmn mail man who wl labbirs ltbbr with his hishands hhtlxnntl
hands 1u lxnntl nU and atd the th man man who bo labors Jbir with withhis withhis lth lthhtSb
his htSb brain in 1reJusf We must strive stdvC to brnf bring bringthe bnin bninthe
the different dlterentacU6n factions together tOgt r upon the theground theground
ground boi 1d that th t both b h sides sSd want ant to do dowbat dobat dowhat
what bat is right rightIt rightUIt rightIt
UIt It lia is a aft iSsSit tt that t more n1o than 50 5 per pertent perent percbnt
cbnt tent of thc tb strikes in thl this country have havebeep haveb havebeep
stl 4 cbut
beep b settled ett in inf f favor vor or of the th laborers laborersWe laborersintt
W We J must corfcfcde coi ae then th that they teye teyerlg are areright areright
right rlg t In Inth thejnaftrity J rt of cases c and md that thatcapital tha thacPt thatcapitni
capital cPt i is wrong wrongbelieve Wrongt
I believe bl b liev ve < ronl that t t the t labor lai l leaders d r are areJust atajust
Just as a competent compi it to odiiu distuss and act actupbta actu actuphu
capitalists capitalistsGive capitalistaGive upbta u pItallsts h these the great gct Questions questonS a as are a are the thecapitalists thepItallsts thecapitalista
Give d them th i credit lt for this t11s arid7 ad you youTOW y yWilt
TOW iit form for a n trust tust which 1ic Will t treed no nocpnlitutional 10 10sUt noo
cpnlitutional o sUt stitutional tonal An attendmehtr ndmt a trust tr in inaeh Ina inwach
wach aeh a h Other fe m Whenever r you y6 talk t1k about aboutdrsantjeea ao abouticaplta1 t trht
drsantjeea capttal 1 in this h
rht clt country c tm fprin fprmIng
irisr Jng m monopolies noPIe you y talk Uknon ntr nphsensS nphsensSThfere nonsbnse nonsbnserere
Thfere T rere r are B J0 no rnonopoYleis nop U6 In tbjsr th this coun country cu country
try t o except e such s sis are a protected ftete by byipatents bypatents
patents ipatentsOrganized patentsOrganized t t p
Organized capital 4p J is just as neces necessity necessary ¬ i
1e
sity st sary Qan1 to Q gel t the th pYpp hper r condition cndtti j1 a n of o in industry e Indust industry ¬
dust dustry as a organized 0rIM PPl lahbr it rT This organ organization organIzatioa ¬
ization IzatonoC of capital c1 has 1 come to stay r just jtrstoS justad
oS organized rhiz labor l Dr has acme come to to stay stayand s sta staand
and sary for the same same reasdn rea6nit reasOIt It is In neces necessary necssary ce ceuYochnct
saryYou You cannot separate c tire interests Ihtereslsof Inte interestsof ls lsof
of of uYochnct cpt capital and rd labor 1ab If t It t IS Is good for torone forone forone
gd
one one to fa bt organized ni for r any 1y purpose purposeit pupse pupseIt
it is I good goto for the other for or or the same samereason s cainereason e er
reason r 1l The TJu combination nm alo of te capital capitalhas capitalhas pitl
haS has brought br gbt t t6 our Industrial Indusfr l Institu Institutlonargteater insttu insttut instituUon
tlonargteater t Uon S gter greater econojnilc economiC Cn results resqhts lt It 1t it has hasbrought ha habrought
brought brolg an au increase lncr In trade tde and andhigher andhlg andhigher
higher hlg m vt wages to t te the tl laborer 1a1rr Ascapital AscapitalIs1 As ep cztptaI cztptaIIs it
Is1 Is organized oriz and produces prQu beneficial b bd efal eflciai re results ro resuits ¬
suits lt labor la rwch which ans was w organizEd OJ lz many manyyears mny mnyy many3earS
years y i before bror win b bd the th first Irto to feel feeland f fnd feeland
and nd recognize t i its effects effectsPftltiGft effectso o tr trPR1
PftltiGft PR1 iNCE GE CH CHEN ARRiVES ARRiVESkAiy RRIVE RRIVEf r
kAiy Wy Yfltd n1 Ch idse n Se Mi ni niteiAlsoHetit S Stei
f rth
1
tei teiAlsoHetit ls Herp ftyMr ftyMrWu by Mr MrWuTViit
Wu WuTViit f I Pddiit
e Tor4 or eui g 9PrInce Prmcp ncc Ch CIOhI n whb whbwai whr 1
wai Wa was to hseretiresenttd have ee repreSented rdentEd the ChInese Chinese im imperial ¬ 1 1perl
penal perl government t art a thco th the coronationof coronationofK coronation nalonof nalonofKni o1 o1h4ng
K Kni h4ng nir Edward Ewardwhethat when that event was waS cx cxnecteVT cxne
necteVT P ne t ted to t take t kplac place in iYEnt June arrled arrledhere arriYerhere d dher
here her today tday in on + the t steaCmahiui s hP ue St S1 a Paul Paulfrom Paufrom
from fom Southampton Sontmmt1 The Th prne prince was wg ac accompanied accmn ¬
companied cmn 4 Da by byta a numerous rus suite t and ald by b bSItdRngCheI
Sir SItdRngCheI UanjT Chen Timjr who wh jto 3s to Succeed SucceedVVu Se i
1Vu VVu Ting Tn Fans F gas ff8 as minister ml lstr to this ths coun country cou ¬
try tr next net January JanuaryThe Janua
The distinguished dlstlngsheChines Chinese were remet met at atquarantine atQUaTntneb ni nir L
quarantine QUaTntneb by Assistant AsIstnt Secretary Seretr of ofState orStte a aState r
State Stte PJerc Pierce representing rCDr eltni this ths govern government Iover government ¬
ment mrnt Wa Ting Fang Fng James am B Reynolds Reynoldsprivate Reolds Reoldsprhate Reynoldsprivate
private secretary ereta to Mayor a or Low Lw the Chi Chinese Ch Cliiness ¬
nese consul cnsul and and the Vice e consul consulThe conuL conuLThe consuLThe
The prince prnc greeted geete the te receiving rcevng party partheartily
heartily hear I and d after fer the exchange of salu salutations ¬ 1
tations tUons he addressed addreed the assembled assemble news newspaper newgpaper ntw5paper ¬
paper men as a follows followsHer folows folowsH
Her H r august majesty maj t the empress of ofChina ofChina a t
China China desires delr augst me to t express fIress her bel thanks thanksto thak S
to t the American Amerca people pople for their kindly kindlyfeeling kindlyfeelng kindl kindlfeeling C
feeling feelng toward towar us and sends her good goodwishes goodwishes goodwishes
wishes to all al and ad adding Every Ever Amer American AmerIan Amerman ¬
man Ian is my friend friendUpon frIed friendUpon
Upon disembarking Prince Chen and andhla andaty andbis
hla party were driven to the ew lyaldorf lyaldorfAstoria Valdorf ValdorfAstoria a ort I IOyser
= Cr Crew will to toOyster toOyster
Astoria aty Monday a the prince p go
Oyster Oyser Bay at the Invitation ImUaton of Presi President Pesl President ¬ I Ident
dent Roosevelt Roos elt His stay sy 1 in rn this thi city Is Islimited 1 islimited
limited lmited to three tl e days daysSir darsSir I ISir
Sir Liang Chen Tung said sad he was waspleased waspleased waspleased
pleased beyond expression epression at his appoint appointment appoIntment appointment ¬
ment as minister to the te Vnlted States StatesI State
1 was satisfied they would send me meto met meto
te
to t Paris headded headdedTO he adde addeTO added addedTO
TO EXAMINE EXAMI EXAMtE E CIVILIANS CIVILIANSSuccessful CIVILANS CIVILANSSuc CIVILIANSSuccessful
Successful Suc ssful Contestants Cntetnt to Till Fil Vacan Vacancies Vaa Vaat VacaisS ¬
t des ces in Army ArmyWashington Ary AryWahington ArmyWasl4ngton
Washington Wahington Aug 9 Arrangements 9Arrangement 9Arrangementshave Arrangementshave
have been completed by the war de department department department ¬
partment for examination eamlnaUon of civilians civiliansfor civia civiliansfor
for appointment as second lieutenants lieutenantsin leutenants leutenantsin
in the army The assignment asIgment of this thisyears thl thisyears I
years graduates gduate of the military mUtr acad academy academytostations cd cdem ¬
emy em emytostations to stations statons and nd regiments has left leftabout letto leftabout
about 130 o vacancies in i the grade of sec second secondUeutenant eecand ¬
and ondUeutenant lieutenants in i the te army armyThese arm armese armybesevacancies
These besevacancies ese vacancies will 1 be b filled fled by b the thepromotion thepromotion thepromotion
promotion of competent comp tent enlisted men menso mensQ incaSo
so sQ far as practicable pracUc ble and then those thoseremainin1 thoseremalni thoseremainifig
remainin1 g by appointment arMrtinm n from fmm civil iin
le life lifeIt
lel It l Is calculated clculated at t the war department departmentthat departnenthat
that about sixty of the men now in the theranks therank theranks
ranks rank will wf pass the examination exminato for forpromotion forpromoton forpromotion
promotion promoton thus leaving about seventy seventycommissions seventycommission seventycommissions
commissions commission to be filled fned by appoint appointment appointmet appointmeat ¬
meat met from COI civil cvIUfe life The Te examinations examinationsfor eXminaton
for both bth classes classe of appointments will willbe wi willbe
be b held Sept SPt 1 The he enlisted enlise Jen men will willall wi willall
all all be b examined eamIne at Fort Frt lieavenworth lieavenworthKansas LenWor LeavenworthKansas <
Kansas KansasOrders Kans KansasOrders j
Orders Orderlesue issued today toiay provide that tb t the theejcamlnation theeinaton theexamination
examination einaton of civilian cvlan candidates cndidate shall shallbe shl shlbe shaltbe
be held by special spelal boards bod appointed for forthe 10rtbe brthe
the tbe purpose purQse at these these military mlt posts postsPresidio psts pstsPrsidl postsPresidio
Presidio Prsidl San Sa Francisco Francfco Vancuver VancuverbarckH Vancouver Vancouverbarracks VancOuverbarracks
barracks barckH Washington 81lngton Fort I Laven Lavenworth Leaven Leavenworth eaven eavenworth
worth Kansas Knss Fort Logan Logn Colorado ColoradoFort Col ColoradoFort rado radoFort
Fort Snelng Snelllng Minnesota Inneeot Port For Sam SamHouston Sm SmHouston SamHOuston
Houston Texas Te Jefferson J tern barracks barracksMissouri barrck barracksMissouri
Missouri Isuri Tort F r Sheridan Sherda Illinois Ilnois Fort FortMcPherson FortUcPherson FortMcPherson
McPherson Georgia Grga Fort Monroe Monro Vir Virginia Yirginla Virginla ¬
ginla Colufrtbus Colu bus barracks barck Ohio Fort FortColumbus FortColumbus FortColumbus
Columbus NOw N v York and andat at San SanJua Juan JuanP
P R RSeventyseven BSeventyeeien
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Seventyseven SY ntyseven young men have been beendesignated bn bndesigated beendesignated
designated desigated by the secretary of war to totake totke totake
take their examinations eret and their
tke eaminatonS success succes suc suecess ¬
cess ces or failure faiure will w1be be determined det rIn by a asupervisory asp asupervisory
supervisory sp rYi or board d stationed satio ned In this th city cityMUCH ciy cityXUCH
I I
MUCH X GRAIN GR AND A TIMBER TIMBERDESTBOTTED TIER TIERDETYD TtMBEBDES6yD
DESTBOTTED DETYD BY TOEEST cET PIKES PTEESOregon FS FSOfgn PIKESOregon
Oregon Ofgn City Cty Ore arc Aug ug 5L 9One One ne thouj thou thousnd
sand snd acresof acrs acres of timber tmbr and ad farm fa land are ae
on fire tlr twentyfive e miles mU s from frm this city cty
Great damage Is Is being done don to timber tmber and andgrain I
grain gan The The odor odorofburnlug of burning burng wheat whet is no no
Uceable Uc ble here andthe and the atmosphere atmophee Is t heavy he I
with wth smoke smokeTucson smokeABIZONADBOUTK
ABIZONADBOUTK N 1RX BBOKEN BBOKENTucon
Tucson Tu Tucon I Ariz AI Aug 9 9DUr 9During During the I l
last week weekmneh e much needed rains were
Uh neeed rain we re renoxtfid T yeionteiieutte
noxtfid ionteiieutte iquUe generally nerv qversouthern qrer er southerp southerpirlz6ne ufer
Arizona ri h
DARING DARINCAREERS DARINCAREERSARE CAREERS CAREERSARE CAREERSARE
ARE SOON ENDED ENDEDTwo
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Two Young YoungHighwayrnen Highwaymen Estab Estabifsh Estabiish
> ifsh 1ishRTiofTerro ReTgnofT ReTgn of TerroK TerroKONE rr r rONE
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ONE COMMITS COM IS SUICIDE SUICIDEH SUICIDEI
I H Krm ijp ii STOREKEEPER ST REKl EE APTER APTERPtTRCHASiNG APTEBttItCHAsING
PtTRCHASiNG CARTRIDGES CARTRIDGESAN CAETBIDGESaA
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s
aA AN JCJSEi JOS X3At U OA c i ATI tA 9 A series seriesof seriesJr
Jr 3 or daring1 d dhIi H highway 1b1Wy robberies robberieswhich tbberc robberiesWhich
which tl h restilted n rbsttItedln I teaVJn lh the sensational sensationaltleath seia sdasatlonaldeath tonaf tonafUeidh
death of ood o ode of the tht T1 robtiers r and the thewouhdlngf then theWindtMot
wouhdlngf n tn of a citizen eh occurred on the theMontreal1 the thetoitrh theMoiffeOiroaiI
cl o r
Montreal1 MoiffeOiroaiI toitrh roadi a aJtl aliUldbefbhi little before for 5 oclock oclockthis ocloc oclockthis
this eVenlhsr eVenlhsrTwo eei elehIh elehIhlWO g
To Two youh n nvBn t f apparently apptrhty liltlfl liltlflmttre lt llttl llttlniOthhb6ina <
mttre n niOthhb6ina tlhiP than boys cur ifaS age opened tpnea the pro proceedings proeing procoed ¬
ceedings coed eing f n by bycmp1Hnj b cbhipeiUhs < an old lady ladywho ladyWho ladywho
who was w in drhirigi idJg along1 a0n alott the highway highwaynear hlghayn highwaynOar
near n ar Eden Ed h Vale Vaiet to alight alght and ad deliver deliverher deUerher deliverher
her horse h i and ad buggy b bd m to thehil thehilThey the theThey thettiThey
They then tl drove a drb to E F Heples Heplesstore Heplesstor Heplesslom
store stor at Cbyotei d COoI t where they th y purchased purchasedcartridges p purchasedcartridghs rchase
cartridges catidg s for a a 32calibre 3elbre pistol pistolThis pitol pitolTis piStolThis
This Tis they l loadSd a anil anl at l ImedIately ImedIatelypr Immediately Immediatelyproceeded immediatelypbeS
proceeded pr pbeS ded to hold h rd up the proprietor proprietorand proprietornd proprietorand
and nd several s ert bystanders by ter one on of them themholding themholdinS themholding
holding holdinS the th pistol while bU the th other othtr made madethe madeth madethb
the th collections coleU n J Fm Pro rdih iii the tillthey tU tin they got gotonly gotottly
only ol1y 5 or G ahtt au from frm the bystanders bystandersabout bystders bystdersabo bthtandersaboUt
about abo t as a much mu h more moreFrom m nioreFroin r
From m Heples He es they continued ctIru a toward towardGflroy tordGOr towardGliroy
Gflroy GOr Within 1 th1n aquarter aQ er of a a mile mi of ofthere ofther ofthe
there ther the they the met m t W W IcKee fcK a sew sewing sewing sewIng ¬
ing machine machlpe nmcbl e agent agenacntplied accompanied by y J JE JRol
E Roland RolandThe Rol BoISidThe d dh
The h highwaymen highWl1 higliwa ym en h drew d a a shotgun shotgunand shotgunad shotgunand
and ad pistol stol and ad commanded cnm cOOnn tided dea M McKee e and andRoland an anRoland andRoland
Roland to hand over ov Over r their tel money moneyMcKee m moneybelievIng ney neyIce
McKee Ice believing bellevlng he had ha met met two twoI to toby twobbys
I boys oh on a lark did not t check his horse horsejand horseitiid
by 13pdid
jand itiid 3 do oti6 o of th the highwaymen hglmayeh discharged dischargedhis dichared dicharedhis
his pistol p1tl The bullet bul t ptosed psed through throught throughsSWhiitiScbinC
t sewing s sSWhiitiScbinC fl gm1nln machine cover cver null ad struck stc Ro Roland Rolid Holand
land lid lit the thefeny fleshy part par of the hip hipih hipihmelnr ih ihHlclln Iiirnduta
Hlclln melnr rnduta a a trifling trlfng wound woundMcKee woundMcKee und undMce
McKee Mce lashed lash b his horse hor into irto a run runand r railand
and d was Wn tis not n t further fuher molested molestedThe mleet nttiledteLThe
The T robbers rlMr continued cnnued southerly suterly to toStevens toStev toStevens
Stevens Stev store a a mile tU and an a a a half from fromHelples tromHe fromHeTeS
Helples He T robbing roobtn two or 0 thr three team teamLsters tea teamsteg
Lsters sterS on the road raa of ot small amounts amountsThey nmount amountsThey
They Tey were r just ju entering enterng Stevens Stevenssrtore Steven StevensEtore
srtore r when they tey saW sW s five 1ve or six S x armed armedraen armeden armedineti
raen en riding riding rapidly rpfdly toward to them uer This Thiswas Tis Tisn ThisWas
was n a pbsse consisting C ssng of t E F Heplea Heplesand Hepleaad
himThe him and ad 5 ± id the th men me who haa lmaibmn aZlb been n robbed rDbed with withhim withlilni 1th 1th1m
The robbers abandoned b ndoned their th ir jaded jadedhorsesr jadedr jadedbtst
Te l1
horsesr r and started STte acrbssra s field feld toward towardthe towar towardThe
the te westerly wetery fbothiyist tlg A running ring light lightensued fightensue
ensued ensue nue In inwhicn which one one of r the the robbers robberswas robte robbersas
Wa was as shot through tr ftrotibth g1th the stomachy smc stothath In emu emulation emula110n emu1tio ¬
lation la110n ± L of convict ci1vct Tracy Tcy he he l placed his hispistol hIspiOl hispiatbi
pistol piOl to lila tS hesid h and ad blew out his hsbrn hisbrains
1 brains brn and nddi died d almost mot instantly insti The Theother Thet TheOther
other t r threw up u his hands hndS and wa was wastaken wastakeit
taken Kn Into custody custodyThe cudy cudyT cuatpyThe
The T rpbbers r bbem Tjver we efe George Gore Tan Ta and Fred FredWlHlaias Fd FdWl1S FredWilliams
Williams Wl1S rbber each ah abqut t 2S L years r old who whohave wbohseb whohave
have been living in ana adjacent a to the thetown thetown thetown
hseb e Uvng nI
town of Mayfleljt M t Iet Williams mmas jCnt was fas s wanted wantedthereToh want wantedtheo d dtereo
thereToh tereo theo a a battery charge he h hang de defaulted de do dofaulted ¬
faulted tault his ht btece balL bL Tan Tan1 is the one on who whokitted wboKle whoidIted
kitted Kle himself af af auerisehjg terjVelng r e shot shotji shotJ
ji J ib E RyrrtfA > mNE shotASGN ASSIGNS ASSIGNSXewarrk ASGN ASSIGNSNasear
Xewarrk N t 2 N J AUF Au 9 9s J Herbert HerbertBaTlantlrre HerbertBaflantitie
BaTlantlrre Jatii of this tUcty city made mae an a assign assignmerit assig assignitient
merit meIt today todny to ThOmas W Crooks Crookspresident Crook Crooksirhiident
president of the t Essex Et County Couty National Nationalbahk Natonal Natonaln1and Nationalbahl
bahk n1and and John ohnR R it Hm Hardixv a lawyer lawyerJorthe law3 lawyeriot e
Jorthe iot ntthe the benefifc n nfit ft of otditb otAirddltbta creditors The The habit liabilities 1abl habititIe ¬
ities lesate itIe are about a U SSSQ n 1SSOOOO 1SSOOOOMe ss o 00 00Mr
Mr Mr Crooks rok says S that tat the t assignment assignmentwas igment igmentwa
was wa duct ta 1 unprofitable mproftll investment inv tat estinent tment He Hesa liesays
d
says sa ys he h be Is I confident cnfdent that ttthe the creditors creditorswill creditorsw creditorstrill
will w y U be b paid p 10Q lO iO cents nt on on the th dollar dollarMir dolar dolarMr
Mir Ballahtine BaUatn is isrc vice president peldnt of the thePeleV thePeter thePeter
Peter Peter Ballantlnfc B nanUn Sons Slns Brewing BrwnG com company cm cmpam cornaul ¬
pam P aul but it is states tht that his hs failure failuredoe faiure faiuredo failureo
doe do d o not affect ac the brewing b wlg company in inany ina Inny
any a a ny way w wayttLn
iTnyi wiTnyi ttLn BY JSJKT A EXPIOSIOJT EXPIOSIOJTAdrian EL4IO1Athiatt iSION iSIONAda
Adrian Ada Mich 1icn Atig ug 9 9One Onfr man was waskllleii wasn wasdllbll
kllleii l n and ani five 1 fiv persons ri were er injured injuredby injurd injurdb injuredy
by b b y the explosion eploor of of the t boiler bol r In Grams Gramslaundry Orms Ormsl Oranisttunthy
laundry l urif today todayDeadi to tbfyDead ii iiDead
Dead James Gram Or son of the pro proprietor propretor proprietor ¬
prietor prietorInjured pretor pretorInjured prietorInjured
Injured Carl Hall Hal engineer engner legs legsbroken legsbroken
broken broken and fatally ataly burned burne Ben BenBaughey BenBaughey BenBaughey
Baughey fireman terribly cut and andburned andbued andburned
burned bued may m3yd die William Wlim Oram son sonof sonof sonof
of the proprietor prpretoradly badly burned and andscalded andcalded
scalded sclde s may naY9j niaydie die Mary Mar Mattiman latiban leg legbroken legbroken legbroken
broken and head badly hurt hu Annie AnnieBaughey AnnieBaughey nnle nnleaugheyshould
Baughey augheyshould shoulder r broken brken
MINOR MINORAGGIDENT ACCIDENT AQCI NT NEARLY NEARLYCAUSES NEARLYCAUSES =
CAUSES A DOUBLE TRAGEDY
San SanDiegoCal Diego CaL Aug 9 9A A report has hasbeen hasb hasbtsn
been b n received here ber of a tragedy which whichoccurred whichoccur
occurred o cuy on board brd an English Eglish bark barkanchored bar barac1oi barcanchored
anchored occur ac1oi off ofs Santa it RosaHa Rosla on the gulf giiKcoast gl glcat gulfcoast
coast cat where the Rothschilds Roth hids copper coppermines coppermines
mines Iines are ar located locatedA tQCted tQCtedwiter
A waiterspilled witer siiedsome some hot soup over overan oeran overan
an officer ofcer who wh save him a severe severe beat beating beating ¬
ing I ng The waiter waier secured ecure a a revolver revolverSTABBED revolverSlABBED revolverSTABBED
STABBED 10 DEATH DEATHProminent DEATHPromi IE ATH ATHPrornient
Prominent Promi ent Chicago hi ago Business BusinessMan Busjne BusinessMan s sMan
Man Killed Kied in Private Office OfficeResult Ofce OfceResult OfficeResUlt
Result of Dispute DisputeChicago Dispute DisputeChlCgo DisputeChicago
Chicago ChlCgo Aug ug S 9WaIU 5Walter Walter A Scott Sot pros president pre prosldent ¬
ident ient of the Illinois JUnol Wire company compn was wasstabbed wasstabbed as asstbbed
stabbed stbbed to death In his private office in inhthe iubtbe inhthe
hthe Moriadnock building buiding today by Wal Waller IValicr al altel ¬
ler tel Ik L L Stebbines Stebblng a civil and consultlns consultlnsengineer ensulUnl consuhtinengineer
engineer cnlner with offices ffice in the same build buld ¬
ing Mr Stebbings Stobbln s had done don some work worktor workfor
for the Illinois IlnoIs Wire company cn over which
there ther had been ben a a dispute The two men menhad menbad menhad
had a quarrel and Stebblngs tebblng it Is I said saidcalled saidcaned saidcalled
called Scott a liar liarThere lar larThere liarThere
There was wa a scuffle scuffe and the two burst burstfrom burstfrom burstfrom
from the te private 1rte office Offc blood blod flowing fowing
from fm Scotts Scotts wounds woud He had been beenstabbed beenstbbed beenstabbed
stabbed stbbed twice twiceStcbbings twiceStebblngs twiceStebbings
Stcbbings made no attempt atemPt to escape escapeStebbinss escapeStehbings
Stebbinss when arrested arrest said sl escap he hud hudstruck hadstruck
struck stUCk Scott in selfdefense and that he hehad hehad
had not intended injuring Inurn him seriously serou ly I
The Te fight was w witnessed wlncle by Miss Mis Myrtle MyrtleShumate MyrtleShiuniate I rte rteShumate
Shumate a stenographer stenogapher in Scotts Sctts of office offc offlee ¬
flee fc who ran rn screaming craming into li the halL halLOccupants I
Occupants OecupanLaof of other offices offc notified notfIe the thepolice thepoice thepolice
rest rst police poice who ho placed Stebbinss Stbblng under underar underarrst ar arrest arrest ¬ I
restAccording According ccordng to Miss 1S5 Shumates Shumtes story stor the thetwo thetwo thetwo
two men were were In Scotts Sots private prate office officefor otlcetor officefor
for nearly an hour disputing over a clam clamfor claimfor claim claimfor
for 3030 0 Suddenly the door was thrown thrownopen thrownon thrownopen
open on and the men staggered into the theouter th thouter theoCter
outer office oUce kicking 1c1n each other ote and using usingtheir usingteIr
their teIr fists fs Stebblns Stebbin held a long > teel teelpaper tcelppe teelpaper
paper ppe knife kie in his bs right hand band and the theweapon te teveapon theweapon
weapon could be seen s n flashing fahIng as the themen themen themen
men struggled struggledSuddenly strggled strggledSuddenl struggledSuddenly
Suddenly Stebbings Steblngs struck stck Scott S tt in theb the thebody thebody
body b dY The blow was wa repeated repete a moment momentlater momentlater momentlater
later Scott staggered stJs re backward backard and fell fellto feI fellto
to hour hourMr hourMr hourMr the te floor foor He died within wtin half hat hathour an anhour anhour
Mr Scott was wai as 43 years ers of age age He leaves leavesa leve
a a widow and one o son who wo are a visiting visitingIn visitn visitne visitIn visitInitt
In the e east t Mr Scott recently en wag proS proSblent president ¬
rs
ident and owner o of it the i Marahfield MarahfieldSoutheastern MarnhfleidSotitheastern r = f
Southeastern Southeatern railroad rirad and owner oWe of theSct the theScott theScOtt
Scott Sct Lumber company comp n and controlled entroUed a alarge alare alarge
large lare amount aount of real re estate te He was re reputed repute reputed ¬
puted to be a millionaire millionaireWhen mnUonaI millionaireWhen
pute When Whe told later that Scott was w dead deadStebblngs d dradSiebblnas a aStebblng
Stebblngs Stebblng turned ture pale Had not a police policeman poIce poIceman policeman ¬ I
man caught cught him hli he would have fallen fallenfrom fallenfrom laUratrain
from his chair chairDead chairDead chairDead
Dead he exclaimed I cannot real realize realIze realIze ¬
ize It It I did not mean to kill him I was wasopening wasopenIng wasopening
opening a letter with the paper a > er k cUe cUeHe hailsHe = ife ifeHe
He struck me I hardly know what hap happened bappened happCned ¬
pened after that I did not even know knowthat knowthat knowthat
that I had stabbed him I thought that I Ihad Ibad Ihad
had only knocked him down downlOKB downLORD downLORD
LORD DERBY DEFEATED DEFEATEDWinner DEFEATEDWinner DEFEATEDWiimer
Winner oIf > f 4OOOO Hartford Stake StakeHoses StakeIbses Stakebses
Hoses bses to LouiSe Jefferson JeffersonXew JeffersonXew JeffersonNew
Xew Tork York Aug 9 9Ten Ten thousand thousandpersons thousandpersons thousandpersons
persons saw the fast trotter Lord Der Derby Derby Derby ¬
by 206 2067 who defeated Thomas VY 1Lawsons IV IVLawsons VYLawsons
Lawsons Boralma for the 40000 stake stakeaweek stakea
aweek a week week ago at a1Hattfotd a1 Hartford in turn defeat defeated defeated defeated ¬
ed by a mare with a much lower mark markThe markThe markThe
The event took place at the matinee matineeof matIneeot
of the New York Driving club at the theEmpire theEmpire theEmpire
Empire State track The trotter that thatperformed thatperformed thatperformed
performed the t e feat was the bay mare mareLouise mareLouise mareLOuise
Louise Jefferson 1217 21 I7 She belongs belongsto
to C K G Billings of Chicago He Hewas Hewas Bewas
was not here to drive her so her train trainer trainerScott trainer ¬
er erScott Scott McCoy cCoy handled the ribbons ribbonswhile ribb ribbonswhite ns nswhile
while Mr Smathers drove Lord Derby DerbyThe Derb DerbThe DerbyThe
The race was a5 a special mile dash dasluLouise dashLQulseJetrersoJ dashLouise
Louise LQulseJetrersoJ Jefferson was sept s t away awa flying flyingwhile flyingwhile flyingwhile
while Lord Derby was rather slow slo lit litstajting 1ns Innstating
stating s tlng and before the halfmile post postwas postwas postwas
was reached the mare had the lead by bya bya bya
a full length len th Mr Smathers urged urgedLord urgedLord urgedLord
Lord Derby on with both rein and andwhip andwhIp andwhip
whip but the mare had too much speed speedto
to be headed off and she won by b a good goodlength goodlength goodlength
length in 2i09 2i09COMMISSIONEKS 209C01tIMISSIONERSFACE 2O9COMISSIONEBS
COMMISSIONEKS C01tIMISSIONERSFACE FACE CHASGE CHASGEDenver G1 ARGEDener CKABEDenver
Denver Colo Aug 9 9Asslstant Assistant Dis District DIstrict Distrlct
trict Attorney George A A Smith filed In Inthe Inthe inthe
the district court today an Information Informationcharging Inforn1atlonchargfn informationcharging
charging Thomas Phillips i Fred W WWatts IVWatts WYatts
Watts Frank FrankL L Bishop H 1L Brown Can Cannon Cans Canrl Cannon ¬
non and Charles A Berdel e county com commissioners cornmlssioners ¬
missioners s of rl Arapahoe 1i 1ie county t with lh lhfeuance mal malfeasance malfensance ¬
feasance In office and failure to perform performtheir performtheir perfOrmtheir
their duties In connection with payment siaymentfor paymentfor ment menttor
for printing and supplies which arc de declared declared dedared ¬
clared to be exorbitant exorbitantActing exorbitantActln exorbitantActing
Acting under Instructions of the county counhboard county countyboard
board Attorney Bottom today began civil civilsuits civilsuits civilults
suits against the SmithBrooks company companyand comDanyand companyand
and others ot ers for collection of alleged over overcharges oyercharges overcharges ¬
charges chargesThe chargesThe chargesThe
The amount involved Is over 40000
and fired at the offic officer
r the bul buhiet
t los losbutton
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button on the officers uniform uniformupon
1 When hen the captain intffl
walter th ththe e
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Ung himself himselfbe hImse hImseempie 11 11temple
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be learned here hereMINERAL hereMINERAL can ftft ftftMINERAL
MINERAL PRODUCTS PRODUCTSGovernment PRODUCTSGoyernment PRODUCTSGoyernment I
Goyernment Statistics Estimate EstimateTotal EstimateTotal EstimateTotal
Total Value of Minerals Mineralsat
at Over a Billion BillionVashiBKten BillionashiB BillionWashisgten
VashiBKten ashiB en Aug u 9 5The The United
State States
geological eolo lcal survey today issued Hs a an
anal statistical summary of th thcalendar the thproducts lllllleral
products of the rnited Slates sa fer f fcalendar the
calendar year ear of otJH MM It
i ientire thews tio tioentire 14M tI tIentire
entire country eountr a grand total of f iiMr a j 4
3SO as the value ef minerals prodw Ti in
1W l9L as asaanst against Sl l S4S2i 44e 3l ut In 1 iSWTHs I5 I5comprises Thli
comprises 55CS351fl95 5G6Jijl fili worth of wm nontta ta
Us 1l mineral products
tt3tS732M ss4g3J metalii Metalli etali
products and 1000600
estimate of mi min
era anal products unspecified including buiM
Ing and glass lass sand Iron ore u us4 JTas u flux
in lead smelting tin ore nitrate of snxla
carbonate of soda sulphate 5UI hate of mm JIOda ns and and
alumna clays cI s used by b paper pa patuners mmufi ta
turers turersFollowing turersFolIowhjg tunersFollowing
Following is the value ef sm MIlle sa c t th thvarious tbl1riOUS th0
various products productsPig productsPig productsPig
Pig iron ironSilver StZJ74 T4
Silver Gold SilverGold GoldCopper 771SSS W 5
lB ttinc ttincQuicksilver Copper Lead CopperLead Leadttinc H HQulcksther tMBJft tMBJftQuicksilver
Quicksilver QuicksilverAluminum QuicksilverJumlnunt 1 3tIii
Aluminum AluminumAntimony UumlnumAn JumlnuntAntimony
Antimony AntimonyBituminous An meny C
Bituminous coal coalPennsylvania coalPennsylvania coatPennsylvania
Pennsylvania anthracite anthraciteNatural anthraciteNaturat lU1H t tatural
Natural atural gas gasPetrolenm gasPetroleum rtIiilt
Petrolenm PetrolenmBrick PetroleumBrick 3i
Brick clay clayCement cia clayCement M
Cement CementStone CementStone 1i
Stone StoneGrindstones StoneGrindstones ii
Grindstones GrindstonesBorax GrindstonesBorax GrindstonesBorax
Borax BoraxPhosphate IIIt
Phosphate rocks rocksPyrites rocksFrltes rocksPyrites
Pyrites PyritesSalt PyritesSalt 1
Salt SaltZinc SaltZinc R7MI R7MIZlne
Zinc white whiteAsphaltum IJL IJLAsphaltum 311119 311119Asphaltum
Asphaltum AsphaltumClay AsphaltumClay il 63S5 63S5Clay
Clay all other than brick brickLimestone brickLimestone SUIZ SUIZLimestone
Limestone for Iron flux fluxMineral fluxMineral 4A1ii831i
Mineral waters watersROBBED watersROBBED i iROBBED
a
ROBBED AT HIS DOOR DOORThugs DOORThugs DOORThugs
Thugs Sold Up Han in WifesPresence WifesPreSence Wifes WifesPresence
Presence PresenceWhile PresenceWhile PreSenceWhile
While going to his home at Sixth SixthSouth SixthSouth SixthSouth
South and Third East streets early
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Whitehead is in charge of the billiard billiardtables billiardtables billiardtables
tables at the New Resort saloon s loon and andgoes andgoes andgoes
goes to his home shortly after aeteroclock 12 12oclock 12oclock
oclock He reached the front gate gateFriday gateFriday gateFriday
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the door waiting for his arrival He Hehad Hehad Hehad
had just stepped inside the gate when whentwo whentwo
two men men who had been lurking ia tbedarkness tbedarkness tbe thedarkness
darkness ordered him to halt He was wasordered wasordered wasordered
ordered to throw up his hands and andobeyed andobeyed andobeyed
obeyed One of the men covered him himwjth him1th kilnulth
wjth 1th the thewe Weapon pon while the other went wentthrough wentthrough wentthrough
through his pockets He was relieved relievedof
of all the money mone he had in his posses possession possession possesslon ¬
sion but his watch was left Several Severaldollars Seventldollars Severaldollars
dollars in cash and a a number of papers paperswere paperswere paperswere
were taken from ftomhls his pockets Still sUitkeeping Stillkeeping Stiltkeeping
keeping him under thfe th cover of the theweapon theweapon theweapon
weapon the men backed away into th thdarkness the thedarkness thedarkness
darkness and escaped escapedVERDICT escapedVERDICT escapedVERDICT
VERDICT OFCOROIEEBS S JURY OTBYTrinidad JURYTrlnldad JUBTTrinidad
Trinidad Colo Cob Aug 9 9The The coroners boreaersjury coronersjury ers ersjury
jury that investigated InvC5tl ted the Bowen acci accident a adent see seedent < ¬
dent of Thursday night relumed a v veedlct veedlctthat rct erdktthat rctthat
that the thirteen victims whose bodies bo4IJashave bodieshave bodieshave
have been recovered came cameth to their deaths deatlisby deathsby deathsby
by an explosion the cause of which can cannot cannot cannot ¬
not be determined determinedFreeman determinedFreeman deterEnlneFreeman
Freeman Wins Over JIaFarland McFarlandPhiladelphia JIaFarlandPhiladelphia cPariandPhiladelphia
Philadelphia Aug 9 9A A new open openair openair openair
air bicycle coliseum was opened heretonight here heretonight heretoalgbt
tonight the principal race being a atwentymile a atwentmile atwentymite
twentymile motor paced contest be between bftween between ¬
tween Howard Freeman of Portland PortlandOre PortlandOre Pot1andOre
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