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THE CHICAGO TRIBUTE: THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1900. Tbc way vt hard. PROVERBS. ARE HBW8 OF THE RAILWAYS. MAY SURRENDER LUZON REBELS.

VOLUME YOU AXTON ROAD MAT SOON HAVE DIRECT LINE TO DENVER. CONVICT FOl THE TRIBUNE picture for next Sunday, Aug. 12, is a very extraordinary work of art. There is, perhaps, no similar picture for sale at any art store. It represents a meeting of the Society of Boxers in Pekin.

The original is a study from life in water color by the well-known San Francisco artist, Henry Knap-penbach, who has gained IN REGEN General Alejandrino Negotiating to Give Up Insurgent Forces. THE PICTURE is of im. usual interest at this tirne 30,000 foreign troops are making their way to Pekin, held by this same Society of Boxers. The reproduction is harmonious and pleasing in Oriental brilliancy of colors It is 10x30 just the right size and shape, when neat-lr framed, for over a door or window. It is given ABSOLUTELY FREE with next Sunday's Tribune.

We close Saturdays at 1:00 p- Carson Pirie Scott Everything to help make men comfortable tn our metis furnishing store. Clearing sale of all our men's negligee shirts in three lots at $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. The record-breaking spell of hot weather has resulted in sales in hot-weather shirts, but rather than carry over into any of our splendid line of negligee shirts we are going to take advantage of this seasonable spell and mark the shirts at a price that wili close them out at once. We don't beLieve you can get better satisfaction in quality, style and workmanship, and the prices we know are as low as it is possible to sell our grade of shirts. Deal for the Purchase of tbe Union Pacific's Kansas Pacific Division la Said to Be Sow Pending tn New York Western Roads Admit Gravity of Rate Situation and Uy the Blame Upon Kansas City Transportation Biotes.

OETTIIettS THE TRIBUNE Tun Orders th TERMS FOR AGUINALDO. and Delia Mah Prison for the Pictures? ance Frauc deserved fame by his stud-! ies of Oriental customs. Army Disturbed Over Dispatches Showing Chinese Strongly Intrenched. THE TRIBUNE PICTURE FOR-NEXT SUNDAY, LOT 1 Shirts that have sold regularly as high as $2 shirts that were made for this season's selling a a ma en pa ss I FLXES FOR THE made from splendia Maaras cioiu uu It Is predicted that by the end of the current year the Chicago and Alton railway will have a line of Its own between this city and Denver. Negotiations are said to be now in progress tn New York for the purpose of effecting a deal whereby the Union Pacific is to sell to the Alton its Kansas Pacific division, running from Kansas City direct to Denver.

The Union Pacific has no particular use for this property. It is not connected east of Denver with its mala line, and the latter finds an outlet to Denver via the Julesburg cutoff, which was formerly owned by the Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf, but was acquired about a year ago by the Union Pacific. The Alton needs the Kansas Pacific badly, having no independent outlet west of Denver. It has had for years a close traffic contract with the Kansas Pacific, but. not controlling the lines, It was unable to compete with the Burlington, Rock Island, and Santa Fe roads, which have lines of their own west of the Missouri for Colorado and Kansas can be perfectly fitted some 01 tnem cuffs and two detached collars of the that any man have a pair of LIEUT.

EMBICH'S FUNERAL. feaWfetea HasOcca Jfc as am $1.00 latest pattern (high turn-aownj sues up to 1914 all marked at the one pric ty-three Days, WASHINGTON BUREAU CHICAOO TRIBUNE, I Washington, D. C. Aug. 8.

a Spedy Terdi of the administration are greatly LOT 2 The best shirts that can be made shirts that have been selling at as high as 12.50, now marked at a price that in many instances is less than the actual cost of the material and the cost to manufacture. If you feel that you can afford to pay as much for a Guilty. advices from Manila encouraged over the to the effect that Gen eral Alejandrino, a To Surrender rare shirt you will find in this lot some extremely leading rebel commander. Is negotiat Insurgent Forces bargains every shirt in the lot is marked in Central Luzon. OLSON SCORES ing for the surrender $1.50 at the one price business.

-T" H. Harrlman, the head of the syndicate which controls the Chicago and Alton, Is also chairman of the Board of Directors of the Union Pacific, and practically directs the affairs of the latter. His interest in the Alton, however, Is far greater than in the Union Pacific, the Vanderbilts having a large interest in the latter. It has long Kocn iha nnlnlnn that it was Mr. Harri- LOT 3 Some exceptionally fine shirts in the very best quality of Imported Madras, and others with silk- 6Ute Announces Its Intel striped effects shirts that have sold regularly at as tbe Beniaininsr Casx $2.00 man's object to take the Kansas Pacific branch from the Union Pacific and make high as $3.00 each, put into this sale at.

each tbe Convicted DM it a part of the Alton system. pi 1 Rstla made in the verv best fashion, leather lined and ri in a varietv that is nneaualed all with the large harness 50c BOXERS OF K.irU that is desirable belts that reeularly retail at tLOO each. MEETING 1 "Beacon" Lightweight Suapenders made especially to be worn with ne gligee shirts light, cool and comfortable MISS SHEEHAN IX C0C1 The Latest aa is I You Can Have Any Tribune Picture Framed lor from 50c to Si-00, under the amnesty-proclamation of the insurgent forces in central Luzon. These rebel forces include those tinder Colonels Lucuna and Teson, who last Wednesday captured Captain Alstaetter of the Engineer Corps and eleven cavalrymen. Last Saturday General MacArthur, with en escort of officers, went to San Fernando end met General Alejandrino at a conference that had beer, previously arranged.

It is eaid that tho rebel General offered to surrender the forces under his command and to produce Aguinaldo on certain conditions, which were not made public. What the result of this conference was has not been disclosed by the War department, Notwithstanding the reported renewed activity on the part of the Philippine rebels, the officials of the administration are confident that all resistance to the United States by Philippine rebels will soon be at an end, and that the bands of guerrilla warriors will accept the amnesty granted by the United States, lay down their arms, and cease all resistance. There are already indications that many of the rebels are willing to surrender and are now awaiting the opportunity to do so. Some of them have already laid down their arms, but little hope is entertained that Aguinaldo will surrender, as he will exact conditions which cannot be granted. It is believed, therefore, that he will make his escape from the archipelago.

Army officers are greatly disturbed over the advices which have come from our sources of ir.forma- tion in China. The Say It Will Take dispatches show that Forces a Month. Art Posters. FREE mm Th jury which for twenty been litcnlrg to toftlrnonyl insurance conspiracy oa Hwntuno rt-tdrnt-d a verdi last night finding the four in styles that would cost The outcome in detail ty DR. M.

N. REtJENT Adjl WITH THE and lmprifconement in Directors of the Alton and Union iacinc roads will meet in New York on Sept. 1 to formally complete the deal for the absorption of the Kansas City by the Chicago and Alton. Present Arrangements Undisturbed. The present close traffic arrangements between the Chicago and Northwestern and the Union Pacific would in no way be disturbed by the contemplated Alton deal.

The Northwestern has no line to Kansas City, and consequently does not connect with the Kansas Pacific, but it has a direct line from Chicago to Omaha and makes connection there with the main line of the Union Pacific, both for Denver direct and via Cheyenne to the Pacific coast. Through sleepers are now being run over the Northwestern and the Union Pacific to San Francisco, and Portland, Ore. Reports have been circulated lately that the Union Pacific is to absorb the Chicago-Council Bluffs division of the Chicago and Northwestern, and thus secure a line of its own from Chicago to Portland. Ore. No credence Is placed by railroad officials here in this report.

They think it more probable that the Northwestern should absorb the Union Pacific. But they can see no good reason why such a consolidation should be made, as it would help neither tkeNorth-westem nor the Union Pacific. The two road-are now so closely allied that they are practically one system, so far as throuh business Is concerned. An actual consolidation would antagonize other Eastern connections of the Union clflft Ja.ie larlv the Illinois Central, which has lately larly Mi TUuffs for the ex terminate law. Ptr I MAUU.NET-Fined sjenilenUarv aentrnve NuRA BRlfcN-Fintd Xjeaves Chicago 11.15 AjEtRIVES St.

XiOTJIS 6.59 P.M. VIA THE Tribune pictures make exceptionally fine posters. You can have any Tribune picture cut out and mounted on your choice of any color first-class picture matting 1 9c for the smaller, 25c for the larger sized pictures. Bring pictures for mounting to Room 5, Tribune Building. JAMES I5HI EN Fined SUNDAY The four convicted crimit you two or three times that amount at any art store.

You have your choice of a great variety of styles and woods. Bring pictures to Room 5, Tribune Building. Pictures delivered to your home without extra charge. tUateiv rtaiandtd, on th 01 Into the custody of the 81 James O'Britn lieu of payi Scenea at tbe to Reach Pekln. the Chinese army is strongly intrenched TRIBUNE The cl using scene of the 1 come celebrated brought dramatic incidents.

The Jul countenances Indicative of suit and the spirits of tbe and that there will be a great deal of nghtlng between the allied forces and the Chinese army in the attempt of the former to reach Pekin. Some of the army officers estimate the period which It will take the allied forces to reach Pekin as more than a month, and all of them agree that no matter how short Is the time there will be the most formidable opposition. General Chaffee has sent nothing of a sen-nature in his messages as has been ORDER YOUR SUNDAY TRIBUNE IN ADVANCE. they each face. souse? men! of tbe verdict ax press purpos To rnVklnconnectlon with the Jury.

Attorney JobA EIWCATIOI EDUCATIONAL defense, attempif to SUMMER RESORTS. to the to be interested scarcely mmnnh' renorted. Access was had today director of tnat central WE6TEHN. CAFE CAR, with Dining, Btjffxt. Library and Smoking: Apartments.

Parlor Chair Cars, free of extra charge, and ptjxi.man parlor Car with Observation Platform. 45he -lian, who pleaded gruUtyl have consented to amBLigSL. Racine College ODen first inert arraigned inj Mr. Geeting." said Judge forward. tbe dispueit era was contempaieea Ml grammar School Chicago Athenaeum.

18 to 26 Van Boxen Street. Business. Shorthsnd ad preparatory Courses Day and Evening-. IU1 term tnglas Bsft. 4, Call or vritslhr esUlefs.

Shehan, the only defendant 1 Jtate Situation. some of the Western of the sar there Is rest a health, care and ears. Is) baa pleaded guilty, rests In THE ONLY "WAY" this court. It la not your found at the "The School That Makes Manly Boys," and atiempt to advise or fUma wmmmm A St. Paul.

While most of the Vi est- Attorney Geeting subside John C. King and Law-Tenet Directors: Kohlsaat. Harry G. Selfrldffe. William Brown.

Joslah L. Lombard. John A. Roche. William E.

Mortimer. Board of Ferdinand W. Peck. Alexander H. KevelL I.yman J.

Oas-e. Franklin H. Head. Joseph Sears. Edward B.

Butler. Itt Graduates enter any Col' lege or University. Social and Athletic Advantages. oociai vantages. formal motions a new by all sufferers from nerronscess, ft kidney, bladder, stomach, hrer.

skis sad Mssi I Leases, ostarrh, neuralgia, etc. All a st. of I baths. Wonderful Alma-Bromo to the original dispatch, the text of which was not made public by the War department. The contents of that message are practically the same as the text of the dispatch which was published yesterday.

It simply anticipated the operation of the allied forces and the War department in view of the chances of interruption of the allied plans. There has been no hint that there was dissension at Tien Tsin, and there Is said to be no report of conflict between the military authorities In China. The army officers have expected some such trouble, and most Df them will still look for confusion In the situation, which as yet knows no general head. Arrangements are being made to put Into China with the least possible delay the home battalions of the Second. Fifth, and Eighth Infantry.

This section of each regiment comprises a good many of the older soldiers, especially non-commissioned officers, and they should be of value in the present service. ern railroad officials have made aru. effort to adhere to Regent Alone Xmf Military DrilL srsters. Electrical and ail mocern irsat.sU Kamu-1 Fallows. BBSS William R.

Pai apparent futility or Chouse As Judge Hrentano i-teppedl First class hotel and perfect 1 7 eqa pi I William Penn Nixon. and Upward. 1 appllcstlsa to It. Warden. For Boys of 8 Years Old Id sas City output.

unsettled. situation and announced that court Sanitariam of solid Illustrated Catalogue sent on CHARLES R. BARRETT. Superintendent. slegantlr famlahed: fall eorps pay tar 111 raies r-iti- thev as rates are cut in Kansas City they and the Sheriff deputies utunm jf experienced phyucisns ana D.

ROBINSON. Rv. the prisoners into wTlf be-cut in other quarters. trofesional nur Racine. Wisconsin.

insin. IOI ADAMS STREET. TELEPHONE CENTRAL 177. CITT TICKET OFFICE: with the exception of Dr. IU 717 modern comfort.

Write for 1 Presidents will meet KIMBALL BALL. U9ts253 Waka Avenue, American SANITARIUM Alma. tears. The latter, termed tember and special aueuuuu to the rate situation. th gplrator In the fraud CHICAGO, ILLS.

THE ACADEMY OF THE ElCATI0L. Mudge, uenerai iix nd Santa Fe railway, has the accused to an lmi THE It la terrible." said Dr. Serec! the position of Vice President OHICaCO CW.WarveH.lean. Dsjr and eTsn-w" ing wssions. Able instructor in 11 feel it more for my wife tl MINUTE of the Kansas City.

5 ore ZZZZZ Innroved nifthoas unit. I have no opinion to expr rallroad, with actual cnarge i Conservatory Tea 1.U Draswtl. art la th. Fifty emment Instructors Tesehen training department. Unrivaled FREE AOVaNTasES.

a rates to talented students of limited means. Pall term begins atondsvy. Boas. 10. isoo.

Catalog mailed free. J. HATTSTAEDT, Director. Jury's action. I am not altJ ment of the road, ana nw LAW UNIVERSITY OF CHludQQ FOR BOYS.

Situated st Morgan Park, seven miles from main University buildings, prepares boys tor all colleges and technical schools. Courses in Msn-ual Training-. Faculty of eleven experienced men. New gymnasium, modern dormitories, complete 1s-boratory and library equipment. Expenses.

SIKVO to $450: 43 Scholarships. Fall term begins Sept. 10th. For catalogue address WAYLAND J. CHASE.

Dean of Academy. Morgan Park. III. THE NEW AVERY BEACH HOTEL, JOUTrf HAVEN, MICH. Finest Summer Hotel in the North west.

Chs; lng location on lake front and Inside city llnlg Safest bathing beach. Most delightful eastern shore for a restful, healthjrlvlngoamx. Music twice dally. Hops nyirJ urdays. Electric service.

Rates. J9.00 to 111 per week. Write for booklet. ing theory and practli-e. Court prsctU-e a opeelaltr.

I'nder-graduato courses lead to LL. and propars for admission to the bar in all State. Fall term begins September 8th. For information address. hope, however." under advisement.

D- Resident of the Memphis road who has MAN in revolutionary Nora O'Brien was comfoi Jarr.es. who beggwd her not! J. j. Tobias, 8m 115 Ursrbors SCHOOL I can't speak." cried Mi been ill, has, 11 is esuu. -----to retir4 from the active management of the property, retaining the Presidency only, wuh the understanding that he Is to occupy HSSANMsKMirS ST.

JOHN'S MILITARY si all too terrible, too taj Other Cases Wili ARLINGTON THE NB3W Studio Art of Expression. Assistant State's Attornej sifter the announcement of Petoskey, Mich. tsii. i.rrr.t and finest resort hotel la Z03 mlCRIQAN FINE ARTS BCILDINd. the other two cases aga ACADEMY, OF.LAFIELD.

WIS. Courses: Classical. Scientific. Business. Diploma admits to Colleges East and West.

Athletics under trained Instructors. Instruction In rowing. Address SIDNEY T. 6MTTHE, PH. Hi PRESIDENT.

Knrthwen. norougniv mWP: 11. 1 would be tried. There are tl Training of Voice and Action for social and Henry Emrich. editor of the Galestrurg Plain Dealer, is here to attend the funeral of his son, Lieutenant Lieutenant Emrich Charles R.

Emrich to Be Buried with "le naJy- JIlllL at Hongkong on Feb. Military Honors. 23 of typhoid fever. The body was burled there, but was disinterred and brought to the United States on the transport Dixie, which arrived at New York yesterday. The body will be buried at Arlington on Friday with military honors.

The family of the late Lieutenant, Including his wife and Children, are here to be present at the ceremony. Lieutenant Emrich was only 30 years old, graduated from the Naval Academy in 1891, and was a member of the Engineers' Corps. He was an officer of the Baltimore during the Chilean trouble, when a number of American sailors were murdered by the Chilean police, an incident that came near Involving the United States and Chile in war. He was an officer of the Boston when the American flag was raised at Honolulu, and was present when that emblem was hauled down. He was also stationed at the Norfolk Navy Yard, and during the Spanish war saw service on the supply ship Southery.

UD-to-date house. opens jbu f- Waterman Hall, SYCAMORE, ILLINOIS. A school for girls, will reopen September 19th. Preparatory, Academic. Musical.

and other courses. Catalogues furnished. Rector will be at 510 Masonic Temple Mondays from 11 to 1 o'clock. REV. B.

F. FLEETWOOD. P. Rector. NORTH CHICAGO BUSINESS C0LLE8E 444 near Cleveiand-av.

Business. Shorthand, and English departments. DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS. The demand for our students by business firm exceeds the supply. Fall term commences Sept.

3. 1900. Largs illustrated booklet free by mall, or call on C. C. COCHRAN.

Principal. 444 Oarfleld- sv. the O'Briens are implicated 1 apply to rvn.rjkv. illustrated booklet. professional purposes.

The studio, in methods, artistic arrangements and atmosphere is unlike any other In America. Especially designer! gym Xr. Regent. Mr. Mahone days was always on the alert and ready for instant service.

Old Underoof Rye nasium. Classes open Sept. 17 and Oct. 3. Booklet of information seat free.

Cheehan are concerned Inj BELVEDERE BEACH SOUTH NAVEL The Famous North Shore Resort." IgOB 1st re and airy, overlooking the lake: weljsnso-spring water: finest beach: fruits In ety. James Kane" case, Lr. John Doyle, formerly a ba end Madison streets. Dr. Reeves signed the del CHICAGO KENT College of Law RAYMOND WHITCOMB-8 use 000 01 jonn Hoban, a Tour? Ex Detroit University School REOPENS SEPTEMBER 18.

1000. CjIIege Preparatory and Manual TratTTtng School for boys. Primary, intermediate and secondary departments. Certif.eates admit to leading colleges. Four courses of study.

Eighteen experienced teachers. Complete equipment, laboratories, gymnasium, athletic field. Home department for a limited number. For calendar address. SECRETARY.

D. U. 8.. 82 Elm Detroit. Mich.

James Kane, while Doyle cc NEW OFFICE. 103 ADAMS-ST aiis-urance, the larger amod 1 Law Department Lake Forest UniTersity. IIos. THOS. A.

MOKA, 1. 1 Oeaa. Both DAY snd EVENING coo rues with oosaplste ear-ricnlain in each. Larss fscaltj. Prepares for admission to Bar a all states.

For information address ihs becrecair. ELMEK E. ARRETT. LL. kepL Electa Preparatory School, 3245 INDIANA-A CHICAGO.

Reopens Sept. 19. College Prparatory and Special Courses for both sexes. Grammar, Primary and Kindergarten Departments. Manual Training.

Gymnasium. Boarding Dept. for a limited number of young pupils a special feature. MISS S. E.

SPAIDS. Principal. EASTERN. Out Four and the position in an advisory cayu Burlington officials are of the opinion that the opening of their Alliance line is going to Sve them quite a large traffic from Colorado To the North Pacific coast. Heretofore he Union Pacific and the Oregon Short Line have had a monopoly of that traffic The road has a close traffic agreement with the Northern Pacific, which insures the handling to advantage of whatever business it can collect for the Pacific coast.

It is reported that the Burlington is trying to acquire what Is known as the Evanston charter into Salt Lake City. NEWS OF THE COURTS. Superior and Circuit Court Jadarmenta Judne Chvtraus 19071ft Angrelo RIbbIo vS Chl-cio Termiha! Transfer R. K. Co.

on llndg SISB. rf on-2118 Peter Van Schaack et al. s. jsancy A ftSSi; hr Mt: 522? Breweries Co. vs.

Christ Nlederschmid; by deflt Alnslle et aX TB. OCtJB-western Importing Kobert Mulcahy. and Michael Mcfnerney: by fWfTOTO Credit Lvonnals vs. Same; same, Sl.blJ.fti JJiOiO Muni Charles and Mary E. Raiser; by $1.670.

203294 Jacob Koehler vs. btratton BushWah; on S110: aa. iT4TO oljn Harris vs. O. P.

Kellogg; by $451.22. 1W. 19 -Angelo Rigglo vs. T. T.

R. R. Co. on flndg. $125; sat 20725 Jacob elnberg et al.

vs. A. and Ms. W. A.

Ranney; by $329.88 2WRM5 Pabst Brewing Co. vs. Thomas J. Maney; by $256.18. 2Ui 427 Emma S.

Adams vs. John B. Hughes; by scl. fa. vs.

Margaret Hughes 207432 George Morris et al. vs. Max Schallman: by 29427S --Mary Houston vs. Citv of Chicago; on $250. 206578 West Leech burg Steel and Tlnplate Co.

vs. L. H. Manson; on ver. for $401.95.

Judge Hanecy 97499 People, use J. E. Piper, vs. Max Danzlger; on flndg. debt, $36 50; debt to be discharged, etc.

203226 Hogo Lowenbach vs. C. R. Kron; by $580.61. 1VU a ic The jury devoted four 1 His sister.

Mrs. Alfred ashlngton, lives SUMMER TOURS at Kavenswood. the consideration of MGNTiOELU diately on retiring a Tots) Uptfus the 63rd year Sept. 37th. Superior faculty.

Bv Lake Steamer and rail to NB.JAXoTr; SKHITE fUB oloraao. 1 as luuiid to be unanlmol THE JOHN MARSHALL LAW SCHOOL. Constant annoyance is caused the Navy department by Congressmen who seek con always supplies the demand for a pure ld whiskey. Carefully aged in the wood by years of careful storage it meets all the demands of those who desire a high-grade whiskey. OLD RICH MELLOW.

Scotia and Sea Coast. Z. SUM of the defendants were gs English. Latin. Greek, German, rtrach.

Music, Science, Art. Physical Culture. For illustrated Hon. Jno. N.

Jewtt, Dean: Facility Includ; Ins fU. S. Court): Justice Cartwright jury took up each defend! Judge Jenkli HAHNEMANN Medical College and Hospital OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. The forty-first Annasl coarse of iscrares in thii institution will commence Sept. 35.

1900. New college bui ding. Everything modern. Experi-eacd tenche s. E.jua)ity is sex.

New hospital ZOO beds now open. Send for announcement. JAS. X. COBB.

If 2811 Cettagc Ohieagg (111. Sun. Ct.l: Luther Lafllu Mills: Hon. Geo. E.

halloU'd. The ballot fixing! SEMINARY catalog address MISS H. N. HASKELL, Godlrey. III.

tracts for their constituents on one Navy Annoyed by ground or another. tttv. The latest instance is Congressmen Who afforded by Congress- Seek Contracts, man Wise of Virgi PARK. Alaska ana ainoniia i Bgg MKK TOI'R BOOK containing rates ana 1Mb. FREE EXPOSITION Arrange through this ofBce to wonderf ul exhibit.

We still hold as unanimous in each csui Adams; John W. Ela: Fred A. Smith: W. H. Dy-renforth: A.

J. Eddy: S. S. Gregory; Jas. S.Harlan.

Opens Sept. 6. Day and evening classes. For announcement address the Secretary, 107 Chicago. defendant.

James OBriei The Jury squabbled over parties auring au-u FREE. Also tickets and for our Program aoure. One-third of the ji nia, who submits to the department a letter from two Norfolk men who want to build the naval small boats, now constructed at moclati ms fo individual travei.e to nne O'Brien fl.SWO, an The COLLEGE of Seed for illustrated cata MUSIC ROUND THE WORLO. i ravor of a line of S2.0 me iNorroiK navy yara. The employes of fnr a maitider of the jury the yara sougnt ise support to their.

HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL, fPlP LIMA, INDIANA. Prepares thoroughly for College. Scientific Schools, or Business. Best advantages at moderate expense. Manual training (elective).

Personal attention Klv to each bov. Fine athletic field and beautiful lakes. Conrenlent to t'hlcatro. For lilus. cat.

address Rev. II McKenzIe. Rector. HARM MEDICAL COLLEGE. S7 CHAS.

DENNEHY CHICAGO. logue to Joseph K. Harker. eater, t'm-3t ea lgl ns ept, it. 'A M'htnry AarAW 0 tic Aiclsat order." -V.

g.ff. Dkpt. Dea-reea in ciaim tor more worn, ana ne was among ILL. Ph. JACKSONVILLE, those Instrumental In keeping at Norfolk a Finally $2,1 aultable sum.

large amount of repair Jobs which might have gone to contractors at the other navy Illinois Conservatory Chemlstrr. Arta. rhoroagh Preparatorj Infantry, Artillery, Cavalry. Catalocnaa ne names of the MUSIC Includln Fin Art flotation Decrees. yards.

He Is willing to indorse the request of two private builders of boats for naval AT. I. THE NEWS IN THE TRIBUNE. Modern LanfoM Coutm. In trt ruction of but om mmA f.l.n Jean3er Barrun.

ISdward Ca. 9 I am O. Shotif fe er Henry Vase. Select parties will leave the Interesting six months' tour undeT mgg escort on September 6th October 1 vember 3d. Program FREE.

Secure your Lake and Ocean MAINE STEAMSHIPCO DIRECT LINE TO HTL'VOD Connecting with all railroad and "VraUs to ail Summer Resorts. 8 1 earcsh Hall" new) and "Manhattan" leav. JfJcsf. R. foot of Market street, every seBW.

Thursday, and Saturday at 8 P. s7a' fitted with every modern Improven rSstS; fort and convenience of passengers Judge Chytraus 4809 Williams vs. Combs; dec. sale. Delehanty vs.

Forsythe; dec. Judge Hanecy 169861 Batrd vs. Winberg; def. contracts, which could only be awarded at the expense of the employes of the Norfolk Kit, A. Supu, Jacksonville, IU.

EVENING SCIENTIFIC Visit the Laboratories. Send for Illustrated announcement 187. 1. 171 SOUTH CI. ARK STREET.

Francii Dlckinscn. Pres. E. dec iZ3i Dean vs. msn.

amti Wilson yard. The chief constructor replied to Con srressman Wise as follows: T. Co. dec. 20562! Drey vs.

Recknagel; dec D- ssaaiera. Ilea Col. C. E. HtsTT.

Presides. NORTHWESTERN "'k'JAW HIGHLAND PARK. 23 miles north of Chicago. A select school, preparing thoroughlv for College. Government Academies, or business "Four courses of study.

Limited numbers. Christian surroundings. Applicants refused last year for lack of room. For catalogue address -OL. H.

DAVIDSON. A. M. Pre Jud, dec. mnh 2Si59 Hen--ssy vs.

H'-nessy verdict was rrgurdt The bureau would state that It does not div. UCT IN A Ls )7S72 Gilbert vs. Gilbert; dec. dlv. NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND.

College for Young Women and Preparatory School for Girls. Regular and Elective Courses. Exten me majontv of the wm it desirable to adopt this suggestion Edgaworth Boarding and Day School tt 1 from experience of years It has learned ts-tors In tbe courtroom, ai sive Grounds. Location unsurpassed. Suburb of 27th 3Sth year.

en? SeDtemb- For jirls. Re with the facilities and skilled work LEFEB V'RK. Principal. Baltimore. Spacious Buildings, completely Equipped.

Charles Street Avenue. Baltimore. Md. HI Associate Princlnal rest victory by tbe AsssV torney. Harry Olson.

11 unexpected." said men which the navy yards possess, better boats can produced at less expense than 222 South Petttlona in Bankrnptcy. 4143 William H. Springhorn: liabilities, assets. McDougal Chapman atty. 4144 Ira A.

Griffin; liabilities. $572 55; assets, $189: Case, attys. 4145 Carl Wagner. Nunda, 111 liabilities. assets.

38S.30; John Healy. Elgin, atty. 122 and 124 W. Franklin Street. Baltimore.

Md. HORATIO HALL. G. T. SUMMER RESORTS.

tan be constructed by contract. CHSG3G9 MUSICAL COLLEGE Establish. In 1887. DB. F.

ZIESFELD. President. The Largest and Most Complete Institution of Musical Learning In America, NEW COLLEGE BDILDIM, 202 MICHIGAN-BLYD. JOHN VANCE CHENEY. cannot see hoi oected my cUects.

the New Jersey is all right on the national DE FAYE'S MILLINERY SCHOOL, eth Floor Champlaln Building. BUMMER BEASON NOW OPEN. Complete course in 10 li nsnn 4146 Adolph Fisher. liabilities. $9,738.21: as- SCHOOL OK fill.

AD I I -i O. New Education in Music and Physical Culture. Fall term begins Sept. and Oct. 15th.

PIKE ARTS BLILDIXG. CHK AGO. rnncresslonal tickets." saia jur. ioua WUh lbe case in a 1 Jesse G. Wells, atty.

sets The SUutara Foils IliuU. almpiy enslager. The old Loudenslager Says State will go for Mc- Tnnriit ituuta to Eastern and Court Calls for Today, cce. ass The finest cluslvely to structure In existence devoted ex-l musical college. England Points.

Ticket Recent -he rr Day Boarding School for Girls. Ascham Hal) BLEES Chicago. Get A bummtr Note Book. MILITARY ACADEMY The Closinar armtmaal Picturesque Georgian Bay NORTH CHANNEL 80,000 ISLANDS. Muskoka Lakes of Ontario Fine steamers 4 timet each week from Mackinac Ueneral office lo3 Adams Street.

4 1 45 hlcago. new jersey win majority as she gave Ortifi'-ate admits to Smith, assar and Welles- SCHOOL OF ACTiNfi, Go for McKinley. him before, and will Mitcir teade by Assistant State ley. 1'nlversity of Chicago examinatli given Tigs2 send at least ths same number of RepuDllcan Representatives ITT -cPied the most of yi IflU OlU ELOCUTION Languages. auarterly at the school mmary.

Academic. Uol-rg Preparatory, and Special Courses. Principals: Miss Kate Ryara Martin. Miss Lira Moxley. S1M5IEH tAlATio.1 Ve Eti Lakes or Kj.ll and tZnTcZ 1 ver KM- mWkS tvleu chiefl a ga pages, with River.

Dl0r ,2 A onaerrui oook. it and Rates. Lake. Ka.1 tl TODD SEMINARY FOR BOYS. An Ideal horns and school near Chicago.

Bend for prospectus and come and see us. NOBLE HILL. Prlnc. Woodstock. I1L to Congress as represent the State at pres nt.

When at home I found that the Demo 10. -'crjDetl as the Sltuated In spsclous rr. in THE PENnOYER, 35th SEASON BEGINS SEPT atalugne Mailed Frea Ml lid Judge Chvtraus Emergency business. Judge Hanecy Emergency business. Judge Carter County Court No court.

Judge Wheatley County Court General tax objections. Judge Thompson County Court General tax objections. Judge Bishop No court. Judge Batten Probate Court No announcements. Judge Hutchinson Criminal Court, Branch No.

4 Call not extended. Judge Brentano Criminal Court, Branch No. 5 Call not extended. Judge Burke Crrmlnal Court. Branch No.

3 Call not extended. Judge Kohlsaat United States Circuit and District Courts Motions of course. fltx.lt. on tiiijucaii' vi assbL verv Nashville, Tennessee. Ward Seminar? A.

LLH.n1.11, 1 UJ-Tiisai crats who voted for McKinley and sound money in 1896 and for sound money Repre Ana tt. 3 grounds rTS acres), teeing Lake Michigan. With all modern New Office. 3 KENOSHA. WIS.

Drexel Boulevard. mtntotF, Cmniao, 43 Cmrwo, 4313 8ULF OF ST. UWRHfic HH STEVAN SCHOOL Hoarding and Dsy reboot for Girls. Beffins Klerenth Year New lrunawick. as For young ladies.

FnllLlt. CarH with Sf asla. Art, KloeutUa, e.Vto tbuO. Certification to Weliesley and Bait. Woman's College.

tth jesrS.pt. 20. Catalegae. LAKE FOREST ACADEMY FOR BOYS. 18th.

Prepares for Send for circular. Mas. L1EI.I.A M.VlLSON. Principal. -he Inception of ihe fi the day on wale poached to Margaret Jnsur-ng t.f her old uncl J-fiies of Security, tbe rated the detnllsof the ev c-l xarainatlon signed 3 ward Island.

Cape Breton. NewfouadlawA- 3 DVORAK I'RAMATIC tst HUOL. reached via Montreal and the laiercui--Rr. Call or send for printed matter. 103 AdfJg 1 TOURS BY SEA UJS agi accommodations and service of the highest order.

The sick or well can Bnd an Ideal place for rest and recreation. Bend for Illustrated prospectus. DELAVAN LAKE. WIS. LAKESIDE HOTEL.

Most modern and best eouloned hotel on the take, ewly furnished throughout. Gas In every room. Cuisine unexcelled. Terms moderate Special rates to parties. J.

A. ROBINSON. Manager. kliist. and g- mr.astics Music, public aaasflsas Kimball Hall.

Chicago. Leading School of Acting ER. Master. Lake Forest. Ill CONRAD HIHL logue mailed free.

EDWARD DVORAK. Director. Stcmers 01 ssercnants ana Miner1, stssw-ss crtlflcbie signed by Policy received and held Boston and Providence. Low MU8IOAL OOLLEQE. sentatives in 189S have not changed their iews.

The Kansas City platform does not ippeal to them. They are not a whit alarmed the talk of imperialism and they see no langer to their country along that line. They are alive, however, to the fact that silver issue is as much a menace, and. in -fact, more so, than it was in the past. They realise that turning over the country to the free silver, Popullstic Democrats now would be more disastrous than it would have been before.

The country has more to lose now. Svery man has more at stake personally, and the nation at large Is more concerned." The California Oil Fields. -n or address Thompson, Goddard 301. eofew York LUS Bid. Open till 9 p.

m. Kenyon Military Academy, Gambler. O. One of the oldest, most firmlv established and best equipped boarding schools for boys. Eleven hundred feet above sea level.

In the healthful, beautiful, and historic educational village of Gambler. Commodious bulldfngs. Sixty acres of grounds. Fine athletic Held, golf course, and fully equipped gymnasium. Thoreugh preparation for any college or technical school.

A flexible two years' business course. Intimate personal relations between masters snd cadets. Refining home influences. Next session begins September 19Mr. C.

N. Wyant, Senior Regent of the Academy, will be at the Auditorium Hotel. Chicago. August 15th and 16th, from 10 a. m.

to 2 p. where he will bs glad to meat the friends of ths school and others wbo may desire information concsrsiss IL mw- dation. Printed matter and lire U.iss College Prepara 7fn untn the supposed dea fall Term Csnunenmi Sjt 10 BALATKA mioi niim sisiiiii tory and Finish "AUGUST" We save you money on Furniture, Curtains, and Draperies this month. of fHandol Hall). SEXD FOR CATALOGUE ing ror gins.

incennes-av Chicago reopens Sept. 19. Twelve young ladies received HOTE i-ndertaker 0 sir It Ti. llli as Doaruing pupus. circulars on application.

Hotel Pewaukee Lake the the urdArtaker 4 as EVWOOD INSTITUTE. 40 East 47th street WESTERN MILITARY ACADEMY, THE ONTARIO Affiliated academy of the University of Chicago. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Certifi Hlgh-ciass family and tr Upper Alton. IIL Established Reputation.

Limited Numbs- Thoroughly equipped Excellent loca- AND COTTAGES Rartlaas P. 0 Wit 9 miles from Waukesha. Send for terms and de-acrtptlve circular, H. G. DUNNING, Mgr.

families wisht ten ton to cate admits to an principal colleges. Aress il.se AN.NICE E. BRADFORD BUTTS. Principal. uon, write tor cue ttiar.

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