a REV.,GEORGE E. SOPER.

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THE REV. DR. EDWARD M'GT.TXX. Who died yesterday.

A. E. BURR,

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MISS MTN<~'NA STEARNS FTTTB. of the Chicago Woman's Ownership

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"“ looking if the channel.

THE OR(^HID FOR WHICH ?20,000 WAS

GOVERNOR VOORHEES AT HIS DESK IN THE CAFTTOTj.

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_ fHE HOME OP JOSEPH PULITZER. No. 1" Ea^t Fifty-flfth-st., whi^h was destroyed by flre yesterday with a loss of two llv*s.

mis -Miles. 'l i lert.

*" i ' ~' " LOOKING UP THE CHANNEL.

BARNAT GRINBERO.

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' Spill H' ■ Jk> * GOVERNOR JOHN WALTER SMITH.

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" ". j ' ' ' ' ' " f K HON. A. M. SMITH, from Snyder County and Candidate Tor Re-election.

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MISS MILES AND HER FIANCEE pWr IFT 4rrk mnt Hiss Cecilia Sherman Miles As the daughter of our illustrious comrade Maj Gen Nelson A Miles all the veterans and their families Jiave a deep interest in Miss Cecilia Sherman Miles and her approaching marriage with Lieut Col Samuel Reber of the Signal Corps Miss Miles LlEUT COL SAMUEL REBER ated from West Ioint in 1880 when he was commissioned 29th U S Cav He was promoted to First Lieutenant in U S Cav and two years later was transferred to tho Corps Ho went to Cuba as the chief signal officer of a with the rank of Major and Gen Miles in his

CHARLES A. TOWNS.

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HARTfORD CLLE9 HARTFORD KENTUCKY THE LEADING SOHOOL OF THIS SEOTION OF KENTUCKY SPRING TERM BEGINS JAN 22V 1900 AND CONTINUES TWENTY WEEKS V NOTE TIKES rA3DT7 3MT7flLC33 ± 3S Location Strong FacultyWellEquipped BuildingThe Best Methods Superior Environments Complete Courses Low Expenses

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ELECTION DAY IN NOME CITY. Showing the main street In tho new boom city ot Alaska, where the gold duj from the beach.

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HON. JOSEPH KIPLEY. Chief of Police.

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CAPT. LUKE P. OOLLERAN.

JOHNS AT WASHINGTON WHERE THE WED WEDDING WEDDING WEDDING

REV. (i. W. DAWSON, home Department Superintendent for Cecil County, and Pastor of the fl. E. Church, Perryvlllc, Md.

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T '." Tlio First American Flag Raised Over Mnnlla,

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BEAUTIFUL EVENING WAIST WAISTPosed WAISTP1scd WAISTPosed satin covered with Bruges lace all over andtrimmed and andtrimmed nndtrimmed Posed by Minnie E Poore This elegant waist Is of cream chiffon and the rosettes and scarf of pink pinkchiffon Dinkciiiii rinkchnton

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HON. EDWARD B. ELLIOOTT. ' , .

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Sir. B. Di. Woodward,

I I I I I PRESIDENT 1 I This fine snapshot at l Mr r McKInley shows him leaving church sft at 11 11tending ettending attending ¬ tending divine service with as many of his cabinet ministers and an personal personalfriends lerso personalfriends RI RIfriends friends as accepted his Invitation to go to church each Sunday morning In a abody abody abody body The Presidents PresidentlIlaudlLble laudable object Is to encourage the churchgoing habit habitamong hlLNtamong habitamong

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j the Boers are constantly receiving receivingsupplies receivingsupplies receivingsupplies through which neutral territory Here Herels is a fine picture of Delagoa Bay Ba supplies Guns uns and men With this port closed by British ships the end of the Boer war would bo only n nquestion l lquestion aquestion would beringed be around by b hostile forces and andstarved andstarved andstarved of timefor time for the Transvaal and the Orange Free State question starved Into submission Great Britain realises this but she can find no excuse for seizing selzln the port l > ort and cannot cannotshut cannotshut nnot nnotshut that the Boers receive through this avenue 4 4JrwbMi i I I JrwbMi 5 Sf R5i7L 3rSaJw f taxvaa1anLy va xr =

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I In order to overawe the disloyal DUtch lh the ° train seen HCCnBu nbo above manned by tackles JacklesColony from the DrlUsh warships hlP3 I8 I kept constantly moving about t Cap CapP Ca W Worlon Colony Colonyamed fto Wh When n a susspected Bu sus P ected BctUement 1 Is reached the men march arounda aroundreatlad around aroundrM114 armed to the teeth to a 111 ia tM rM114 he dfaloystt d1al 1 farmers that he Drllllh lion J 1s

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This fine snapshot at Mr McKinley shows him leaving church fir < r at attending 1 1tendlns attending ¬ tending divine service with as many of his cabinet ministers and personal personalfriends personafriends Iersonalfriends friends ns accepted his hlslnvttl1t1on Invitation to go to church each Sunday morning In a abody abody abody body The Presidents laudable object la 1 to encourage the churchgoing habit habitamong htlbltamong habitamong among his associates

HON. THOMAS J. DAW80N. Prosecuting Attorney.

MISS MINNIK SELIGMAN. W j Is to appear this week at Keith's Union Square Theatre.

I'WKHLV TFIK bounds."

FROM H. M. S. TERRIBLE, DRAWN BY MARINES IN DURBAN

PORTION OF SPECTRUM OF REVERSING I^ATER. (Photographed by William Shackleton, January 22, 1899.J

CLARA PALMER, •Three Little Lambs," Fifth Avenue Theatre.

TIOBERT T. I'AViß'. FRANCIS M. WEEKS WILLIAM E. STRAUCH. ROBERT CHRISTIK, JR. J. at MOSSMAN. WIIJJAM STU.NKUA'-K. W. H. HOK CHARLES T. OALIAJWAY. WIUJAMC SMITH. JOIIN L. HAMILTON. BTBPHKN M. WRIGUT a'r.-sident). CHARLES A. COWEN. KRA.VK K. CONOVEB.

FEATHER CROWNED HAT.

INDOOR UOIJICB OF PINK SATIN.

FELIX MORRIS. Who died yesterday.

"MATRRVTTT." Elizabeth Kourse.

HUHGLAUIOUS TOOLS FOR FIREMEN.