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9F-» LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. LEVELS HOUSES SADIE MARTI WOT A WIFE. Ilaiw Makers té Sana Combhà Vâ m Negotiations, whereby twen^ of Spring' wheat—No. 1 northern, about 1 more of the leading plow manufactur- 7E*c; No. J, 71c; No. 8, 71©7«c; .No. «, W/jÊM .(P i n ing firms of the middle West will form 0Cfi67c. II. T. LA MET, Ed. and Pulk Actress Sadie Martlnot of New Winter wfceat—lV* * 75«77Hc; No. t Wini Sweeps Over Adrian, Min- York City has married the brother of Unger and Brown Found Guifiy a trust with a capital of about'170,- TWrt^c; No. 4, 72*c; No. 1 bard. 71%W 000,000, were practically completed, If BARRING •g* ILUNOÏB. iffi No. X 7UM73C. nesota. (Nn Nethersole. "It waa on Decora- by the Jury. ] Monday at a meeting of representative* I ! Cora—No. i, «%1 am! a Roman Catholic. Mr. Nethersole la »—.hlag Aa^ A« ree meat Springfield, B. :F. Avery ft . Soils Of 6.®; Texan« and Indians. «4.8506.«; Paragraphs. Texas grass steers, »©4.60; cows, 9SMQ • Sfaljiè ot the Tew«. la ttot, and we could not be married mjmr Taken XIL Louisville^ David Bradley company ot unjjgll a dispensation had been granted. tMf heifers, »3.6006«; canners, 82J6O0 Chicago, Deere * Co., Union Malleable 8jK; bulls, S3.4O04.ft; calves, l«Ot Bogs M W|en this wss done, of course, accord- Iron company, Moline Plow company, —Heavy, «5.8606.«; mixed packers, 86.70 At ifcbout 1 o'clock Tuesday morning to the rules there could be no Dr. Auguat M. Unger and F. Way COMPLETE NEWS SUMMARY. all of Moline; Bettendorf Metal Wheel light, 86.6006.75; pigs, 8505.50. ing Adrian, Minn., was struck by one chtgrch wedding, and the ceremony land Brown were found guilty at Chi- company of Davenportì-p Buchèr tk eep—Western lambs, «4.7506.5«; western of tb «heaviest tornadoes that has ever wethers, «4015«; western yearlings, 64.5* ws¿ in the redtory. cago Monday of conspiracy to com Glbba Plow company of Canton, Ohio; BmomI of akfytM^ af Huh or Little MM; ewes, «8.16018«; culls, «8.7606.88; visits^' south western Minnesota. The a few days Mr. and Mrs. Nether- mit the insurance frauds which cul- Fuller A Johnson Manufacturing Com- »•iirtwil rroa AU Putì aC the Or- Texas grass sheep, «304.15; Texas lambs, etoridi commenced with thunder, inwill go to the Catskills and after minated in the death of Marie Defe^pany of Madison, Wis.; Grand D*toUr 6M604.76; spring lambs. «606.7«. i»4«creasing in force until the twister de- of about a month the/ will bach last fall. The jurors, who for How company of Dixon, UL; Kingman Strawberries, 24 Qts, Tennessee, U01.25; Twain, ciii— Vm> veloped, which did tihe damage. The :e a journey to- California. There twenty-four days : have listened to tip Plow company of LJPeoria; Morrison Illinois, «102. Butter—Creamery, extras W first îVidences of its work are in the choice, l«017c; dairies, choice, 14014%c. will remain several months, reevidence and arguments, were unani- Manufacturing company of Fort Ìtadi- Cheese—New goods: Full cream daisies, west part of town. It went directly Swift company at Chicago conceded Jng In time for Mrs. Nethersole to mous for conviction on the first balaom, Iowa; Pekin choice, «He; Young America, W*e; full through the center of the town, taking demands of batchers and averted in a new play in October, her lot.- It took them only fifty-five min- cream, lOtfcc; twin* «& Eggs—Fresh, in s»*trip about S,0j00 feet wide. A rtrifck ' g lie. Potatoes—New triumphs. ««04; peer- juand being 'he mumper, * •. utes to look over the judge's instruc- house, first in the $tetoirn limits, was tions, sum up the evidence and preless. «2.W04 per brl; old rurals, Mfc48c; Surgeon Dudley Welch on trial in kjlngs, 82067c; empires. 60087c; mixed, completely turned around. From there pare their written verdict. Punish- Philippine« for fraudulently permit- » Sheriff saves Kegro «Met Mob» 3067c; Burbanks, 68068c; Michigan, 60 to thf next residence the wind took meat- by, imprisonment In the penitentins shipments from closed ports, con- 066c. Poultry—Iced stock: Turkeys, all fences and sidewalks and carried The nerve of a Georgia sheriff at Cartiary for an indeterminate term from fessed, Implicating Captain Spellman gobblers, 7c; hens, 8c; chickens, hens and springs, scalded, 816c; hens and them tfor blocks. The storm took all roll ton, that state, whose name is one to five yeara is the penalty. Sen- and lieutenant D. R. Jones of the For- springs, dry picked, 80fiMic; roosters, 5Mo; barnilamd sheds with it until It reach- Joseph Merrill Friday upheld the law tence will be passed next'week upon ty-third Volunteers. trucks, 109c; geese, 60Sc. ed Main street The Klondike barn, 30x Of ythe state and saved the life of a the tyo men agd at t$g same time University of IlHnoia alumni held a 150 ||kt, was moved three inches on nertro from a mob. In protecting the upon Frank H. Smiley, the third con reunion at Urbana. Congressman IsHO, its foandatkm. On Main street the neiro, who was saved from the gal- splrator, who pleaded guilty at the Mann delivered principal address. I frank Rutledge, one ot the convict- storin. struck a furniture store, a reslows only a few hours, before through beginning of the trial. Brown and Imperil Council of Shrinenr opened ed bank burglars, with a trial for miur taurant, a hardware ¿tore, a meat mar- th^ efforts Of his lawyers, one life was Unger both took- their conviction very at Kansas City. Two parada* held. der ahead of him, committed suicide ket ifpi a Jewelry store. From there lost and two men were wounded. The hard. When Clerk Erstmann nnfolded CUjaa day exercises at Vaaaar wit- at Toronto, Ont, by jumping from the to t% east part of town the damage irffval of the state militia averted thé verdict and read their fate- Un nessed By 6.000 persons. Interior gallery of the Jail to the pave- to hs|ttes, barns, and other buildings threatened trouble, and at ger'a face was covered with great Jubilee convention of T. M. C. A. bement below. His skull was crushed in Is eijljHiaive and the: town presents a O'clock a special train bearing the ne- beads of perspiration. Brown was Is gan In Boston Tuesday. Protest made the fall, and he died about an hour sorry' looking sight.! Telephone and gro, whose crime was the murder of a pale as a ghost He had confidently against holding reception in Boston after.' The events of the last few days eleeti|c light wites aire scattered over litt|e white boy whom he found fishing expected acquittai. The complicated Art Museum, because of nude statues in connection with the trial of the street and hundreds; of big fine shade alone, was speeding toward Atlanta criminal ease ls not yet finished by any there. three men already have coat three trees]Are prostrate. This is Adrian's un|er guard. The man killed in at- means, for, barring motions for a new |f -mmister at Denver, in illustrating a Uvea, those of William Boyd, shot first Experience with a tornado, and, taining the jail was George Bennett of trial or appeals, there Is still the posai I; psychological lectur% united two cou- while doing his duty as a police of- although no deaths rfsulted, there was CairoUton, and the wounded men are bility of a charge of murder being ples in marriage which'they supposed ficer; Jones, fatally injured while at leaft $25,000 worth of damage done. Tbfraias smith, also of Carrollton, and lodged , against Ungçr for the death Of was a farcical ceremony, p y trying to escape -from the hack / A bsavy hailstorm struck Hampton, an | unknown man, presumably Miss Defenbach, while in addition to Melville Chester, an alleged forger, is v conveying him to jail; and now Rut- Minn,| at 1:30 Tuesday morning do- farmer. this is the certainty that- former Dep- captured after à long chase through ledge, who killed himself to avoid the ing n|uch damage to windows and uty Coroner John C. Weckler will have downtown streets of Chicago and gjallowa. Rice, the remaining one of cropa| Hailetones from seven to nine 'I Seeks Injonction aa Lma to face trial for malfeasance in office. locked up at the Central station. the three burglars, is believed -fto be inched in circumference were the^^ ave- fhe courts at Toledo, Ohio, have Before adjournment Judge Tuley dl Expectation of adverse government rage.^-. the man who shot Boyd, and his con- be#jh appealed to by a pretty girl rected Assistant State's Attorney Olsdn crop (report and continuance of influ viction for murder is declared certain. to ^prevent a man from making love to appear before the June grand jury ence of last week's bank figures cause jtoSer. Mies Marie Aletta Cent, a mu- and seek to secure Weckler's indict- Sdton Asiastlnetcd la Waldak sharp decline in Wall street, but part Sutjpn Ibraham oil the province of sician and elocutionist, is the plaintiff ment His pubUc confession that six of the losses are recovered before the Blc 8tc*a«r C m aa the Books. doseJ r i The Assyrian, one of the finest Wadlpfin the Soudan, has been assas- In ftuch an action there. John P. Del- empty chairs served for a jury in the President Sabin of the Central Un freight steamers of J. Pierpont Morsinat^L Wadai is id the Soudan and phi, a lawyer, is the defendant. Miss "fake" inquest on the dead girl's body Ion Telephone Company discovers that gan's Leyland line, was wrecked on is g^perally. conceded as being re- Cettjt représenta that she has been could not be overlooked by the judgje. the Corporation needs 13,000,000, and the rocks off Cape Race, Newfound served to France. It extends from bothered by the lawyer's ardent love- As dramatic as the conviction of the the stock sells off seven points. land. Two thousand tons of valuable Darfp| to Kanem and from French miking and that she has been obliged two conspirators itself wak the second , Mohey at New York is very easy. cargo is ruined and the big freighter, Congig to the Sahara; It has a popu- jto bring action to protect herself. The collapse of Attorney John J. McDan Westèrn banks are active leaders, one with eleven feet of water in her hold, latio&pf about one million and has an cofrt is asked to enjoin the attorney nold while addressing the jury in bib- Chicago institution releasing $500,000. is likely to be a total loss. The 6rew areajptimated at 1501,000 square miles. from sending Miss Cent letters by half of Dr. Unger. Ée sank into ia Rock Island railroad is expected to had great difficulty in escaping and one The Mabas. a Mohammedan negro nujpl or messengers, from hanging chair, too feeble, too weak in voice to { gain {much business because of its con- lifeboat was stove in before the men nce.mke the ruling tribe, but there are ar&ind her house St night, from fol- speak, too weak |n strength to stand nection with the Mexican Central at succeeded in reaching shore. Not a life manî^bs also. The population prolowing her on the street or communi- upon his feet Hé dropped to the floor El Paso. was lost. Lloyd's agents here disfessed. adherence to jthe Mahdi-Es-Secating with her in any manner. when assisted to Judge Tuley's private chambers. Unable longer to plead the Appropriation for Chicago postoffice patched the steamer Algerine to the nussi^; the bead of a sect which is said will pe increased probably 1500,000. sicene of the wreclj. The Assyrian was to bE by far the most powerfiA in I i Death Chills Pevtaaa's Smile. cause of Unger; he left his fate depend- t Mora clerks and carriers allowed. rjunnlng at full speed through the fog Afri#, • lwin M. Taylor died at Norton Inent upon the mercy of the jury. The government June crop report When she struck Cape Race and she Ml i ary, Louisville, of pneumonia just Killed la •area«. jssja fortune was in his grasp. Tay- auggMta a wheat yield of 617,000,000 how lies almost a hulk on the coast. 'ji result of lubnday night's exlor was a Virginian, and was a clerk FEW PASS FOR WEST POINt busbels and an oats yield of 697,000,- plosi^ in the Port Royal (Pa.) mines gt |Loui8ville. Recently he received Oaij SS af the SS_ Candidale. Sacceeaful 000 bushels. The wheat figures, while Atsnud for Got. Sam ford. of thSe'Pittsburg Coal «nnpany, six- wq|d that by the death of a million- ta Kza m iaa tloa. , • Ì : very {large, are much less than private j News from the bedside of Gov. Samteen «en are dead, seven injured, and aire uncle in the east he had been left /Of the fifty-nine candidates who re- crop statisticians have been assuming. ford, who lt$8 critically 111 St Tusca thouMpids of dollars^ worth of prop- a tjompetence. He resigned his posiported for entrance examinations last The pats percentages suggest 100,000,- loosa, Ala., received in Birmingham is erty ^stroyed. The official list of tiOM, but before he cbuld leave to claim week at West Point only twenty-twò 000 biushels less than last year. of the most alarming nature. The dead $hd injured was made public by thl legacy he was taken 111. passed successfully, fbey are: W. P. Big orders fOr American railway ma- vÔrst is | feared in his household, the cn|l company's officials last night. Abbott Minnesota; V. S. Albright, 4 - tsrial given by Unas in Ecuador. . among whom are his private secre- Among the victims iS William F. Alli- i Vita Paale ta Dormitory. Tennessee; L. S. Arnold, Arkanssf; ish bidden defeated in attempts to get fi tary, b: p. Sam ford, and W, H. Samson, assistant superintendent of mines. the contracts. ford, member of the constitutional con- fhe students of Richmond (Va.) Col- H. H. Broad hurst, North Caro] ina; E. He iw a second cousin of President Siri Walter Basant and Robert W. vention, i and two daughters, Mrs. f rushed in a panic from the main S. Curtlns, Missouri; J. S. Dusenbery, McKlliey and leaves a widow and five Buchanan, distinguished British au- Smith add Miss Carrie Samford. They [ding before daylight on account South Carolina; W. C. Kelly, Ken- phildCXMO. William McCune, superinthored are dead. Sfent to )tis bedside Monday. b incendiary fire on the fifth story, tucky; P. J. R. Kiehl, Wisconsin; T. tendent of the company's mines along Pern Marquette's old mission, on s was the second fire in ten hours H. Lowe, Missouri; J. Lund, Iowa; Marshal Kills a Primer. the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was Madeline Island, with the famous I the third this session. Seven stu- G. A. Mitchell, New York; C. J. Pe- painting by Reubens, destroyed by ! Marshal Wilder of Corbin shot and also pilled. He left ^ family. were recently dismissed for hazterson, Illinois; W. W. Price, Texas; fire, thought to have been set by In- instantly killed Andy Cox at Wiland the fires have occurred since W. E. Pridgen, North Carolina; W. W. (; — — r n • cendiaries.liamsburg, Ky., who was resisting ar- Rose, Pennsylvania; L. P. Scboonmak- || Strikes Boek la a Oale. Pressure from outside having an efrest. The marshal was probably fataler, New Jersey; B. Ft Scott, West Virfect on Cuban constitutional convenly wounded himself by Cox. • He at- ThM steamer Lion,{ a packet boat Bleat a Horrible Death, ginia; R. A. Seager, Indiana; J. B tion. ! Radicals expected to come over. tempted to arrest Cox, who was en- running between ibiB city and Wa- e Berlin Tageblatt prints a special Shouse,-South Dakota; J. R. Star key, Lient Springer of the Twenty-first gaged in a quarrel with Thomas Branbashi>';Minn., arrived at La Crosse, correspondence from New Ouinea con Illinois; R. Talbot, Jr., Colorado; H. Infankry killed by Filipino insurgents. ajm, whom he shot twice before he Wis.,.Hîth a hole \ in its hull aa tatting a full account of the massacre L. Wells, Michigan. The above, to- 8eveikl others wounded. cosld defend himself. Cox lived In a reimt of being dashed against the Of »be members of the first German gether with 105 others who qualified Branch of Dowiea Zipn started at kitoi county and was a desperate rocks|Puring a squall. Only for prompt toifth sea expeditioh on the cannibal last March, took the oath ot allegiance Kenosha, Wis., frith 116 members. character when drinkiij^. application of 'mattresses and boards islands of St. Matthias. They were and were admitted to the military the pfpket would have sunk In ten feet gllfkilled and eaten save a Dr. Hein- academy Monday. In the reorganiza- Cuban colonies in New York and j Three Drown at Dnbuqae. ' ,1 of wd tion of cadet officers Cadet U. S. Grabt Washington warned Cuban constitu- was appointed sergeant major and €¡4tional convention to act quickly on the ! A boat containing five persons, redet Douglas MacArthur first sergeant Piatt amendment, as the independence turning from a fishing trip, was upset of the island was at stake. djuring a storm on the Mississippi HANNA IS NOW ¿¡COLONEL Only about half of the third class w|a permitted to leave on. furlough Mod- Collision of two old locomotives the three miles north of Dubuque, :Iowa. day. The others are under punishment principal feature of ah entertainment Julius Guderlan and wife and Mrs. and will not be granted leave of ab- given by the Brotherhood of Train- Nicholas Kalle were drowned. The sence until about the middle of July. men at Terre Haute, Ind. crew of a ferry-boat rescued two boys, Thé Rev. A. C. Dixon of the Ruggles who hung onto the upturned skiff for Street Baptist Church, Boston, de- sin hour and were nearly exhausted. FARMERS GATHER AT ST. PAUt. clared Christian Science a humbug. allies Association Ghras a Baaqoet to Scorcd Mrs. Eddy. CanMgte Aid* Seoteh College«. G. B. Phillip«. |; Secret instructions sent to the Chi- lit is reported that the Earl of El- The National Grain Growers' AssOf nese envoys to restrict the free action gin has been made chairman of the elation met in convention at the state of thé powers. trust which will supervise the distri- capitol of Minnesota in St. Paul Tues- Congressman Grosvenor of Ohio debution of Andrew Carnegie's gift to the day. At the conclusion of the national clares conditions Justifiable for elect- Scottish universities. Mr. Carnegie convention the State Grain Growers ing « President for a third term. has stated that the amount he proposes and Farmers' Alliance and Industriil Detectives found 91*,000 at Mineral to allot to the Universities will be near- Union will hold their annual conven- Poiirt, Wia* which was stolen from erthree million pounds than two. tions at the same place. - The Allied the First National Bank. Agricultural Associations, which m|t New York Central road ordered fifty- Go to Teaeh to Philippines. in Minneapolis'at the same time, wi|l two locomotives from American Loco-* Five graduates of the University of give a banquet on Thursday evening |o potive company, Lackawanna line Michigan have been selected to go to George H. Phillips of Chicago, in ap- asked bids on sixty. the Philippines as teachers. They are preciation of his efforts in raising the General Manager W. C. Brown of the as follows: Otto H. Bollman, B. 8., price of corn from 30 to S5 cents per Burlington If to be the new preaident 1900; Charles H. Covell, A. B., 1895; bushel. Mr. Phillips addressed tlje of the Lake 8hore road. Bjuretta A. Hoyles, 'A. B., 1896; H, Em- grain growers' convention, and wds Flvp batteries of field artillery and ily Keith, B. L, 1898; Nina H. Pad- made an honorary member of the "hreej companies of coast artillery to bs dock, B. L., 1896. Grain „Growers' Association. ¿orated. < -'•' College system of China changed by Mee »ere» Hwt of Stem, arderj of the government Fatah ex- At Hanover, N. H., Professor aminations to be conducted on sub- E. F. Nichols of Dartmouth college, jects relating to modern ideas. With the assistance of Professor St. —From the Chicago Inter-Ocean. Nets Nelson, a farm hand near Syca- John of Oberlin college, has perfected more] 111., killed Mrs. John Lydlg, for an instrument which will measure the r Hanna has been appointed Hafpa was recently mustered Into the whom he recently worked, because she neat of a candle flame one mile away il on the official staff of General Gnpd Army of the Republic as a mem- refused to marry him., Then he killed and of the stars millions of miles commanderj in chief of the berfof the Memorial post in Cleveland. himself. ajway. ; » VTf Grandi Army of the Republic. Senator. Rapid transit pians of the Yerkes Cenad»'* Censas atetara«. syndicate welcomed by Londoners as W. H. Dalr Commit* SateMa libels to solve the transportation prob- i The official organs of the Canadian I Kille Self aad Mother-1 a-Law. W. H. Daly committed suicide lem in that city. government are preparing the country bert Fulford of Chicago shot hi8 Pocjtawatomie Indians held secret tor the disappointment in atore when at Pittsburg, Pa., Sunday by shooting . er-in-law, Mrs. Margaret McCord pow wow at Hartford, Mich., and the the official censúa returns are -i made bims^r in the right temple. Dr. Daly at Ser home in London, Ont., and then whole tribe decided to move on Chi- known. 'Instead of the confident pre- waa sill known as the originator of blew out his brains. Fulford, who had cago on June XL' dictions of 6,000,000 and over, the re- thé "Embalmed beef* controversy that |iv«d in Chicago went to London in liant. ' R- H. Townley sentenced to turns so far completed indicate less led toiàn investigation after the Span- dismissal from navy by court-martial than 6,560,000. The evidence points to war and the court marsearch c^ his wife, who had left him at Minila. the shortage as due to tue steadily dp General Eganj the commissary she; claims, because of his lll-treat- Gunboat yacht Mayflower ordered to minishing percentage of births, which of the army, He was chief megt Not finding her at her parents Venezuela to look after American iain Ontario is now too well established of the United Btatot volun- far^p he had a short conversation with to be disputed, and the continued emiuring that wgr and was as- Mr| McCord, her mother, theta shot gration of Canadians to the United to duty on General Miles' staff her* four times and itlacing the pistoi Seventy Machinists in two Chicago States. of major. [ in |ia mouth blew out hla bralna. , plants joined tha^strikera. 1 Plow company. Pern Plow and Wheel company, and the Rock Ialand Plow company. Chief among the firma wltfeh, it ta said. have refused to enter the comblnatiofi are the Parlta & Orendorff company of' Canton, III., and the Oliver Chilled Plow works of South Bend, Ind. f^W • " ; - • . • IJ S»erteaa Ball way Material Ce|g. ' The American locomotives oil the Bengal Central Railway are most suit' isfactory, says a dispatch from Calcutta. The report of the Indian government engineers on the bridge ov^the gorge at Gohtleh, Burmah, built by the Pennsylvania Steel Companj^ is that it Is a triumph of engineering skill. The native press is advocating placing further orders for railway material in the United States
1' , -i- •ENDS THIRD-TERM TALK. || FARM AND GARDEN, rJHMldoat KcKlnleg Is Oat with Aa Ofltotal Wtiawl MATTERS OP INTEREST TO i The following statement "has been AGRICULTURISTS. en out at the White House: .1 regret that the Suggestion of ja third term has been made. I doubt Pp'f P»to H lata AS—t CaNMw wHether I am called upon to give it «te* of the Sail aad IMS tMwl djifilce. But there are now questions Horticulture. HU«ttl> irm ud fUrtetlof the gravest importance before the 13 administration and the country, and wotI van WRITING TABLE. close to the first and so on j until the just consideration should not Horticultural Observation». There Is a giewiag Uking among scallop Is filled, taking car« that the prejudiced in I the public mind by housekeeper! for a writing table In the stitches on the under side are short the suspicion of the thought of a Among the visitors at the Farmers' drawing room, and there ia much to thus leaving the cotton where tt 1s d term. In view, therefore, of the ¿Review office last week wss L. R. Bryro term, in view, inereiore. oi «e |?ant g ^ t ^ of ^ Uilnoia state be said in Us favor, although at first needed to properly raise the border. »ration of the suggestion of It I thought it Himi somewhat unneces- Stems and scrolls in single lines may Horticultural Society. He u. brought hmnriit say now, once tor all, expressing sary. It certainly cannot ha used for be worked In outline or couched, wid- •jwith him some samples of the apples private oonaapondanoe. bills or other er stems are outlined oa either adge j-j. long-settled ~ . conviction —j ... . w^ that I not At t&a has had in cold storage since last atjrictly personal matters, bat often it and filled with French knots or worked ^ for ^ a third {term, Si "SL^TS? but would nof jfalL It was the Seventeenth of May. convenient for the visitor who may solidly in stem or satin stitch while acSept a nomination for it if it were |yet the apples were as hard and fresh wish to leave a message for an absent numerous fancy knot and coaching tf§dered me. Kyi only ambition Is to ^looking sa the day they came off the friend, to* writs aa address or some stitches are employed upoa others. setve through my second term to tha •tree, and their color was excellent Mr. such trifle. Fancy runs riot in working the leaves afciseptance of my countrymen, whose ¡¡Bryant said that they had been held Only a writing table, ba it under» and fruits. Some outlines are couched frous confidence I so deeply appre- fall through the winter at about tt destood, not a wilting desk, U to be es- aad the veins featheistttchad* At other 1, and then with them do ml Of this two things may be said; tablished la the drawing room, and it timee the leaves are partly eolld aad In the ranks of private citizen- ne is that mora apples should be put »should always be msds ss decorative the balance filled with French knots. ship. into cold storage warehouses, to lessen aa poesible, harinoulslng with the gen- No housekeeper wishing a dainty and "WILLIAM M'KINLEY. j the glut in the fall, and another is that eral character of the room. An extre- serviceable table piece or stand or tpCxecutlve Mansion. Washington. [the Willow Twig is a most excellent mely simple writing table would be out dresser cover need hesitate for lack of June 10. 1901." apple for that purpose. We doubt If of place in an apartment brilliant in opportunity tor lessons for any good 1 i ^tnere be any other apple that will color and furnishings, sad a highly needle woman with a little [imagina- Piano Maker« 1« Tract. 'come out better In the spring or sell ornate one would not ba suited to a tion may supply herself with beautiful |§t combination of the piano manu- ¿more readily. room rather severe la style. Ia any articles In this justly popular stylo of facturers. controlling the entire output oka* It Is in becter taste to naa only work. offthe country, is in process of organif Thé folly of planting some kinds of dark «don, when a cover la needed, The Illustration shows a corner xapon. Marc A. Blumenberg, edltpr (trees In the fall in some of our north- leaving to the fitments of brum, silver which may be used for lunch cloth or ofl the Musical Courier of New York, ern latitudes Is frequently well illus- or glass, the task of providing the de- table center.—Anna C. Guernsey, Sug- id ilt Cincinnati, promoting the scheme* trated by the results of that practice. sirable brightness. • carved table of gestions, Dee Moines. Mix Blumenberg claims that the purfl ¡Recently the writer of this had occa- Alack oak looks well with s scarf of pope of the combine is to reduce the sion to look over a large mass of deep crimson or dark blue satin with slplng expenses, which are now |7& embroidered ends that hang well Ovsrj. miMCXSS GOWK jshruhbery t~*t was planted last fall, nf every piano made. He states thai' fthe planters Insisting that that was Buch sa arrangement would harmonise vfptie the combination will cut off af ¡the proper time to plant This spring with a somewhat stately room. A friv- number of hangers-on of the trade it; t least two-thirds of the plantation Is olous room with much color aad glean will materially benefit the workmen ia ¡dead and most of the shrubs will have of gold might have a gilt table, but tfc$ factories. He will endeavor t^ be pulled up and replaced. The ad- never a black oak. says the New York Interest Cincinnati manufacturers in Iribune. tti|; scheme, and states that nearly alt rice of our state horticultural socié- of. the large factories have the matter} tés should be taken. The Illinois ujider consideration. State Horticultural society has given OPS EMBROIDERY tEWO*. Ithe matter due consideration and has For the haw «tountmellick worg |< Thirty Entombed la a Mine. declared in favor of spring planting cómes numerous designs in graceful Over thirty men are entombed In n all localities north of Springfield. patterns. Conventional designs In m|nes of the Pittsburg Coal and Coke Jin warmer regions fall planting Is •erotto and delicate traceries in leaves dlinpany at Port Royal, Pa., and the ¡doubtless , . all right, especially where A and five conventionalized fruits and ejustence of fire In the shaft makes it winter supply of moisture Is good. flowers are the most pollai, the vtfy unlikely that any of them can . wreaths and corners are shown in large ie. Six men were in the mines The Illinois State Horticultural So- sprays of fruit and leaves where the in an explosion occurred, starting lety has for a number of years con- stems ara stiff and heavy. The fine and fire. Two of the miners escaped, ducted sub-experiment stations with heavy are alike developed In whit« ajfii soon after they reached the sur- more or less success. These stations cotton aad avery stitch known to emfi$e a party of over twenty-five men number, we believe, eight, and are broiderers is used In working these it Into the works to rescue the four j scattered over the state. The object pieces. The material for table pieces tfik had been caught Several explof in this work should be a heavy soft linen while for other uses such as bed spreads, scarfs, and stand covers i tfe goods resembling a fine drilling comes especially for It This material la Of changeable striped silk In red and gray combined with yellow lacs over rod silk. The lower sleeves ere of white tucked mousseline, closing over the shoulder and under the arm. WINDOW DECORATIONS. "How perfectly beautiful," exclaimed s visitor as she entered the favorite sitting room of the chatelaine of a charming country house. It waa no wonder she stood transfixed with ad ihlratlon. Before her, nearly filling one end of the room, was a deep recessed window and window seat, the former with large plate glass saShes that made the room seem P&rt of a fruit orchard beyond, which was just bursting into pinkT and white silken cushions to match a great semicircle called Mountmelllck cloth and Is a soft of hyacinths and tulips Just outside thick damask of different widths and that biased with color within their pricee. Having chosen your design, setting of emerald green turf. Their IJf there la ai border mi it firet with a soft tints of pink, yellow, bine, white. short even outline stitch, making the purpl,e. lilac and dark red were all ex- first row just inside of the outer actly reproduced In the piled up cush- Stamped line. Place the next row ions of the window seat i . Combined with IjuxsuìI lace, butvet belt with silver buckle. Odd plaqut in silver. The yoke aad areolar bent doubla, heavily trimmed «rife Ma show bias boa!» odths foulard sad green leaves. Bswshsds of taffau of the «ova «dor. Vel- striped with silver. their ' * E #«11 Un tan existence Jl I ** Is A n to n «t try m
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