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Show TnE ilOUXlXU EXAMISEK 06DI BOOK BREVITIES doubl-iuL-rro- PUBLIC TELLS llr& Perm ina Campbell. formerly of Jkorlh Ogden, sum of Mrs. W. H. Bivretoo U dangeruuslv iii ai ibe home of m Uitvr in this city. Tba treat age of ib paiieut makes her recovery lKIDAY UORNIMl, UTAH. NOVEMBER BOOZE PROGRAM OF OOO Fisue. vmts CAUSES j W. C. T. U. STORY va inquirer. and GRIEF U received ly X communication YOUNG MEN OF PLAIN CITY ARE he board of county commissioner PECULIARLY INTERESTING REC- CONVENTION WILL OPEN FRIDAY misdemeanors. sestenlay trum M. A. Hendricks, ORD IS KEPT AT THE POLICE EVENING AT THE PRESBYTERIof the board of county commis- ' STATION. AN CHURCH. sioner at Pocatello. Idaho, asking Beet Crop ie About Harvested and the Work Will bo Finished m Anibern la see that the bearer, l'carl orphan be Three Hundred and Eighty-Seveother Ween. S'ewart, a thirteen-year-olAr- Several Excellent Musical Selections to Tiulic. rest Made Since September 1. farted safely from here with for Occaeion. the Arranged relaThe girl is going to live cuM-daPlain City, Nov. four1 1 he big leather-boun- d the in the mining camp. Sheriff book in ibe before the Tlle jtailey accompanied the girl lo the city poli.e station ulU an will open vtNiug men were convention imcieeting se c or train at 2 o'clock. compublic justice of tbe pea. evening with a story to the close observer. In it are i 0B I.im av ruing. dance a KnJuv at mitted ! t church. the teriau j names the Preaby registered of all the prisonAll plwadod guilty. a;1 une of iliem, a : er AmunS the good things that are in taken into custody since the 1st man from ' young mile, who is Of September. wa fined Since this Lew inline ,u,r f,,r those present are speeches said to be an old v Hon. A W. Agee and Mr. Che oT (20. The charge sgii.si biiu was asregister was introduced into the police The others were I of Salt i sault and battery. department a better and more detailed Algden, ami Rev. SimpUiu charged only with breaking the peso-- , Lake. ! be kept with and one of them, s youth from West H j, reported that the Union Pacific Solus will Lulu Welwr, wee fined $.' UU. while the other trouble It formerly took. Wyo- at Cheyenne, employe shop Miss two. both Plain Cuy boys, ware fined 'lbere have been 887 arrests since the Mitchell of by a report thut ntiug, are disturbed eight-ho1 the llcaf ft. uo each. It was tame that brought to inaugurate il,e company the young men to pi emThe i shop its in shops. never appeared for trial by forfeiting anJ Blind, Mis Smith, deaconess of Uy The beet crop iu (bran and is about the hour the sre paid by ployee their bond for church, and by Mr. Harry haivested. Another weekpart It would will see the sew system would mean a reduction in seem from the appearance. the police reg-ibt- Hansen. work finished. The weld this year has story wage. relates that the bem-dic- t le a betMrs. Johnson, a new resident of ; been better than for toms years past. arc the in city ter citizen on the average than the Dr. Pache ami wife' This ia partly because ifap crop baa not cut-oto spend bachelor. Three times front the Ogdeu-Luei- n more single men Ogden, and who when a iiule girl suffered so much for want of water and South-ora : is flu; liave lieen registered on the hig'leatker traveled with Francis Willard hinging partly because the isimer understand 1 hanksglvlng. Dr. rach Paclflc physician and surgeon on book than married men. The general and reciting at her meeting, will give ' the beet better non than he did in the f. the reply of a prisoner when asked by the a solo. ' beginning. jailer whether single or married le: t There will be a quartette by Mlesee g Road Supervisor Knight la now Why, single, of course. There are very Mitchell and Bennett and Mesnrs. llan-fetax ef this district on the tbe poll great BONANZA married men that become vagrants sen and Smith, and violin music by roads. A number of uii-- and trams are FOR CC3EN PEOPLE lor the reason that the care of a family ' Mr. Cassady. every day in grading and is not conducive to a roving spirit. Thi j The program is free and no vine can employed tbe streets here and there. draining married men arrested sr usually thoas afford lo miss such n rare treat. Mr. the public that h saeorpM Kuight De-' Are who have become separated from their j Single Gold Standard People has a Job for all, that no one wlU bs wives or else have been robbed of their veloping Good Proportiee in alighted. Idaho. helpmates by the cruel hand of death. The annuel meeting of tint Plain City The record shows a cosmopolitan company will he ueld In the Irrigation of Standard crowd, The Single Gold Mining prisoners. Thera are central school house on the evening of bonked from almost all uaeud Milling company, a corporation, December 6. The binduesa to be atLiunposed of locffl talent, has met and turns; from the land of the midnight tended to will be tbe reports of offidecided to drive the tunnel on Its j aun down to the southern end of the cers, tbe election of new officers, tbe continent. brk Ireland in leads the at j Custer Stanley, County, property voting of a tax for next year, "and the ldibu, i!iH) feet further on the ora I number arrested for drunkenness. It transaction of other business that may "cents that fondness will be Two Mickys of shifts frtretrong body. properly come before tbe mcriiBg.' drink leads him of into the toils the immediately pul lo work. Preparations John and Milo England, formerly reslaw r oth:-oftener than those nationof hsve been made to have sufficient pro idents of Plain City, but now of linen, alities. But white seems to Fat take visions shipped from here to last all Ohio, have been iendlng a few days the cake for drunkenness, the more winter, insuring aa uninterrupted camhere visiting friends and reiailvrs and serious offenses are usually charged paign. renewing old acquaintances They went to men of other natkmaUly. There il The tunnel is already in 300 feet north last night. a good heart beating beneath In ore showing values running from naturally Mrs. Sarah Btewarl has gone to Labosom REV. B. shirt HORACE evidenced and it is Mickys BLOOD DELIVERS ex300 The ton. to company per I is to vial! her daughters. May and gan not that serious are AN crimes many SERMON. ELOQUENT chargpects to fully develop the property. Ella, who are studeuia at the Agricued to him. Quite a number of the yelltural college. low skinned disciples of Confucius era MemJ. W. S. on la entered of a the "Thanksgiving Day Day but big book, PLEASANT HOME usually, ories and Our Hearts Should be when one sees a Chinaman's name on WEDDING REGEPTION the polk register it Is an assured fact Thankful." Cincinnati, Nov. 2. In the fifth that he is in fur smoking opium. Ausround, while Barney Furer of Cincintria has furnished her quota; Italy is Union Thanksgiving service were nati was sent hack over 'the rope of Friends of Mrs. and Mrs. Jena Winters much in the ring at tbe West Eud club tonight evidence, and British the Isles held in comthe Congregational church Are Entertained. are right to the fore in the number of by Dick Fitzpatrick of Chicago, drove 10 m ra. Rev. Horace B. a at mencing prisoners claiming lhoe islands as their straight right with terrific force inmdJ native land. About a dozen Indiana Blood delivered the sermon, of which to hie stomach, ending scheduled fifThe wedding reception of Mr. teen round contest. Furev made a claim Sira Jens Winters who were united la are registered, in most esses for drink- the following la a synopsis: The first year of the sojourn of the of foul, but staggered To bis fret and the holy bonds of matrimony in the ing too much of the white mans fire Pilgrim fathers upon American shores i slued blows on Flixpairlck who bad bait Lake Temple on the 18tn of this water. was one of discouragement ami lose. retired to his corner. Fit, pal rick demonth was held Wednesday evening at Frequent days of fax) log and prayer fended himself monieuiarlly aiiliout rethe home of the bride's lather, Mr. CORONERS VERDICT were observed. Finally, it was proturning a blow, but finally cut loos street, Henry Tribe, 856 Twenty-thir- d posed that they cease to mount over and again floored tbe Cincinnati man. alsiut seventy five guests being presIN' N1CKUM MURDER. their losses and appoint a day of A physician who examined Pursy deent. thus tbe happy custom cided that ha had not been fouled. Milt thanksgiving, The evening was spent in merrymakTopeka, Kan., Nov. 24. The coron- was Instituted. Kanuedy knocked out Charles Cornwall ing and a Jolly good time was Lad by ers jury in the Kickum murder case ia two rounds and Ilillv Courtney la a day of memThanksgiving day all. Musical numbers were given by found a verdict knocked out. Chick Wall hi five rounds today. The decision lalented guests present. Refreshments was that Mrs. Nickum came to her ories. Are our hearts not grateful to in the God? Then it ia because wo are not preliminaries were served and during the evening the death at the hands of a person or more rememlierful. Let us retch Paul's invited guests partook of a esmptuoua persona unknown. The no have police spirit, "Giving thanks always lu all UNCERTAIN WHAT banquet. clue. CREDITORS WILL DO. things unto God. The groom ie a prominent end well-knoLet us give thanks for the home of New Nov. 24. resident of York. A young Hnntaville, slight change childhood, with Its bleaaed memories Cleveland, O., Nov. 23. Ihe reprehie for the better was noted in the condirespected In his home town for end Influences. Also the of J. J. Sullivan receiver of terlfng good qualities. The bride was tion of Carl Buonz, the German consul borne of the present day, in which no sentatives tha Aultman company of Canton, formerly Miaa May Tribe, popular in general here. is voice heard Ibe sweet of which recently failed, shows the total longer ogden society circles. The many friends mother celling to duty, but la which appraised assets of the company to be of the young couple in Ogdon end Ogwe must give the call to our chil81.6I4J170; total direct liabilities. $80.-03ALL QUIET AT LETTER MINES. dren. Nowhere are den valley wieh them a happv married there greater blesscontingent liabllliies as endorsers lira ings, greater privileges, greater responof Jobbers notes, Including those for Springfield, HI., Nov. 24. Adjutant sibilities than in the home. To God, the Western Supply company, the General Soott who went to Zeigier, af- Its author, preserver, thanks are due. Cedar Rapiila supply company, the E. LARGE NUMBER OF ue Let rifles return Him to for the Bhand thanks unto ter Lieut, T. Kenny company end the Kenyon- sending by STEERAGE PASSENGERS. Sheriff Stein, telegraphed Governor common, everyday blessing. We are Rosing company. 82,481,602; contingYatra today that there had been no apt to feel that these are ours "by ent liabilities as endorsers fur Ihe ArcNew York, Not. The largest renewal of trouble at the Letter mines, common right; not so. they are from tic Machine company, together with number of steerage passengers with where are being put to God, and demand our thanks. trade papers. (3,770,426. two exceptions, ever brought to this work and have been fired Even trials and difficulties call not upon. AcReceiver Bullivan, In an interview toport iu one vessel .came in today cording to Adjutant General Scotts for diauouragement, but for thanksday. said It was uncertain what the on the Main from Bremen. There giving. They are sent by an all la quiet today. creditors would realize. He was inwere 2551 names on the steerage list. telegram end loving Father lo develop tbe latent clined to think however Ihat the Aultpowers of will, of mind, of heart, ihat man Creditors would receive from 25 Nov. 24. Former we may have greater power of accomOakland, Cal., New York, Nov. 24. Am Conlldge to 80 rents on the dollar. This much MoMI died plishment. Warren, for many years a well known State Senator Frank J. would be res II zed on a fair estimate h8 ua But for that from the Aultman property alone sad chiefly let Ke,r" give thanks I?1!? hereifter magazine illustrator, and one of the , ?oJl,JrllIat an of su premeet moment, the spiritual not including anything from the auxilorganizers of the Sons of the Revo- - ,0'18 several days ago. Union, is dead at his home here. He blessings. If we have not made a true iary companies. Mr. Ball i van said be succese of lif a that la, have not formed believed a considerable amount of tbe was born 86 years ago in Boston. In Ms youlh Warren entered the governrighteous, loving, unselfish characters, paper of the various branch cnnreriu Portland, Ore., Nov. 24. The royel then it is our fault, for God has made endorsed by ihe Aultman coinjiany ment service at Washington ami did Italian commissioner to the Lewis and nmrh to develop steel engraving every provision for onr help, through would be liquidated. n In Clark Cenleunial exixMitiun. with government notes. iur victor has sailed from the life, death, ressurectlon and spiritwith us, of Jesus Christ. Later he illustrated the first edition of New York Zegglo, for Italy, where he will ualWepresence welcome Thanksgiving. But let TROUBLE WITH ike Whittier poems. exfor exhibit a art gather large CAMP FOLLOWERS. us not forget at all times and in all hibition at Portland. Hu will return to give 1 hanks. Why? Because PRISONER TAKES ARREST COOLLY to things 1. this city aliout Feb. the spirit of tbauk giving is fond to Juliet, 111., Nov. 24. The man ar- - j Nov. 24. Much (oflimny the noblest instincts of the soul. While Is Mukden, rested near Ransom, IIL, on suspicion i with cainp folbeing experienced the spirit of unlbankfulnese is the spirCONDEMN AUTOMATIC ALARMS. that he is the alleged murdered Dove. Tartars Circassians, lowers, mostly it of discouragement anl defeat. Ho other tribesmen f tiie Caucasus. and was brought to Jolb-- t today and locked j They 24. we M. would Prof. with the Bless Nov. PP- - He Ann Psalmist, Arbor, Mich., My says hie name ia J. W. Weeks. swagger around In cloaks and fur hata oli the all la ad that hr runs a Uv-rthat Ixird, soul, my E. dean of the and engineering Cooley, staiile at Pon- - i with daggers st their bolls, and have within me, bless His boly name. 111. He took things molly and pavtment of the University of committed so many depredattnna that auto-Wreuse of tbe Idea that he !s "bove." gan. has condemned the have been adopted to severe metho-ia said be was in Ransom to visit niaiic low water alarms with which rid of them. , get s statlon-hcousin, lie weighs 170 lo 180 pounds. Michigan statute required all The general quesilou of bousing the a smooth tare, wears a dark suit, ary engijua to bo equipped. t people of Mukden la serious. Chinese ' hlr'k tie am! Prof. Cooley staled that he bad ad- - : derby1 hat. I I Ixudon Nov. 24. A telegram from from all the surrounding country are vised companies by whom be Is em- - PortThere is consider- - flocking in for Ihe w inter and besides Said, says: Havana, Nov. The house com- - ! ployed as consulting engineer not lo here in the movement tbe military quart rs must be found for interest able .ffiltiee has that He declared reported favorably the hill roiupiy with the law. members of of three the norent Ins, many civilian employes, fast yachts, is greater wunibtilng religious processions or the danger of explosion A small room with eic. corps, sanitary and Catarina which have Emerald, the luncilona except within churches. where these alarms are used, fur no conveniences now costs $2 per day. reason Ihat none of them is perfect, just traversed the canal to Euex." whereas before the war half a dztn ia FlorentJna owned Tbe Comte br the best of them closing up and becom- de Yollat of I'IDNT WANT TO PAY the Catarina small houses iu the corrall could be of Marseilles, action tbe from useless dirt, a year. The question of ing rented for ON DEAD HORSES. water and other causes, and that per- belongs to tbe firm of Camper and more serious. Wood w Yf,rk- - XovA pretest by sons In charge of boilers equipped with Nicholson, of Guswrt, and tbo Emer- beating la eien - 24. . The commiia worth a rent a .n I'lgct, of Galveston, Tex., these ald, a turbine boat, belongs to sir ssariat Is strugglingpound. alarms rely on the to make ample pro"sainst being compelled to pay howFurness. The and of latter, notice Christopher to give danger duly is bound to be much If8 "J1 horses entered from Mexico, thus Increase the chances of explosion ever, Is not on board and it appears vision, still there at tha front. Forespecially suffering, n Emerald Catarina and tbe both sustained rf l that by a decision and disaster. warm clothing for the soltunately, rd of general appraisers here. chartered by Individuals diers has arrived. pruf. Cooley expressed tbe emphatic have been refuse to of i opinion that the law In question sliould whose names the ag-n- is the sub-po,,rnt,rJ lot of 200 horses j k. repealed at the next legislature. divulge, at the special request of the !Lb0ll? charterers. transportation to Galves- - $20, $22 $25 grades OUR Regular have put in the balance of the stock. fined for Every $20, $22 and $25 Suit Goes These are mainly Stein-BIoc- h's matchless creations, all this seasons newest and swell-e- st d n ir..ihi styles. Every one of these is tailored as good as the custom tailors $40 to $50 kinds ofi-u- ! !.: I ! uffi-iuic-r, Choice of them all for prin"8 """J Your choice of hundreds of Mens Fine Suits and Overcoats. Suits made of fine Cassimeres, Worsteds . ur and Cheviots. Overcoats made of Meltons, Kerseys and Scotch Mixtures in newest patterns, splendidly lined and trimmed. Most of them are regular $15 grades. Choice of them all for er ff ! cut-of- 23, 1101. ' put-lin- ! i ' This is by far the greatest safe this House has ever held, as every dollars worth must be dosed out by the first of the year. Every suit, every overcoat, in fact every article throughout the house has a new selling price two thirds of their real value. Remember these prices cannot be duplicated here or elsewhere when this stock is exhausted. J repri-sentati- UNION ves ! Shirts SERVICES Men's Pants shirts at ...... ... 75c ahd $1.00 negliges $1.25 and $1.60 stiff bosom and neglige nn 1,000 4 65c i $2 and $2.50 Manhattan shirts at $1.50 $2.50 and 3 silk strips flannel shirts at ..., $1.75 35c 60c and 75e working shirts at shirt HELD Bays knee pant suits, Norfelk and fancy offccta fan bays S to S years, dsubls breasted and Norfolk Stylo for boys S to 1$ years, $3.60 and quah (tins at MBOfiaa6 bs $2.75 $i$ 35c at at weal underwear All af aur flnaat M, casta at BauB 65c at ... $1.25 imported Balbriggan underwear .$5 90c $1.45 finest lamba wool underwear $1.60 man's caps ...... ..... .... .... ........ All our Johnston and Murphy $$, $7 and IB quali- - tlai at at $2 and $2.60 fins plush caps $ ..... .... $1 suits and avt $5$50 10 Continuation of aur great shoe sals. Including come cf the flneet makes knawn In the ccuntry. Man's chocs, all leathers, mad to Mil at $3.60 and $4 DO. ... ... . Your choice. .. . $290 $2 and $2.50 men's hats This season's newest styles. J. B. Stetson hate at $1.60 and $2.00 young man's hata all tha Now styles shapes at.. .. $1 Boys' hata at mans caps at W and 0 Shoes Hats and Caps B $M, 5 2.75 $ $4-0- 60c and 76e flsscsd underwear and $1.25 and 14 Boys' Clothing Underwear $1 t pain man's flna waratetf pinti, ...... ...... .. at 5C at t $ .... $5.00 Boys' $2 and $230 hoci at ... .... $1,50 Youths' $1X0 and $1.7$ ahecs at $1,25 6; 84.' all-wi- se i . Port Huron. Mb it., Nov. 24. Tba rowboat of William Brlgi. ntght $ ferryman between this city Earnia. Ont., which Is directly arrow the fit. Clair river from here, to was upmcL BNr llw 8arola dook Stday, and four mn from Thomas, Ont.. who were passengen, were drowned. , Chevai-connectio- I BOAT CAPSIZED; OCCUPANTS DROWNED. Mlchl-ridinilf- tl ki s B , RUSSIANS RELEASE CALCHAS 8 BUTI latere yon start onll l$ Sharmans . j- - . Ticket Office Bnnly Honaa, Op Depot nouldk A Aaaortmoat of law Ratan pi. largo sad Xollabla latormatioa ooaataatlg oa Band. Guarastood by tkn Tlckal BielmV MX 1 ALBERT F. ricHEY. Bond Haa Been Issued Pending a Final Decision. 1 1 1 k' 1 1 1 1 i j 23.' ! ; i i $-- ed prtF "ht Please Travel Diffident Customer Beg pardon, air, hut are you tha proprietor of this store? Masterful Man - No, sir; I am nut the proprietor; Im the floorwalker. Diffident Customer I hojie you'll pardon me; 1 assure you 1 meant no offense. Boston Iransreipt. de-M- s'. y iIlv w Yeast Did you bear about bla bating control of bis automobile? Crlmsonbeuk No. Yeast Tho sheriffs got lL Yonkers Statesman. Tom Old Burkina caught me la tb art of kissing hla daughter last sight. Jack Serve you right. You ought lo go slow shout such things. Tim I did. Thai's the way I got caught. Cliirago Dally Newt. rt Te. they arrived there seven ""re missing, three having died before vi-ntbe frontier and four after entered the United State, HT rules that no .Appr8,er 1 had been passed on the three dead whereat to the oiher four, ne import,,.-- , remedy Ilea In an appeal 'he secretary of the treasury. Well. said Mr. Staylate for the tenth time, "I must be going." "Oh, no; I assure you you're quite replied Miss Patience stationary. Gonne. Philadelphia Ledger. s - Yes. sir, this country should have world. I'd like the biggest navy in therhrlsiened every anew warship see to fcW.MAX & co. DENY day." ILLEGAL Youre a naval rnau. I presume. ACTION. Life. "No, sir; I'm a win agent. kITT l11 Nov- - 21. The answer or me KrewJy. re"My memory annoys iV A. Co., lo the rbsrges brought marked candidate. eler'ed newly (be JamlaaOD. former T-- ' John, i it falling? asked his 8 1, S'liffS vvn- aVI hwimbci , UM In tbe circuit rourt wife. i, t . m trouble c- iiT tin. on illegal the part of the president or l8d,lphl8 mender of the I'orporaiion, . virA-nrrs- l- ur : r1 The Catsrins and Emerald have been since Nov. 3, The and Nor. 1, respectively. avowed destination Is India. The Emerald was at Jaffa Nor. 20. In the Mediterranean Cat-crlna- 's ARREST SUSPECT- KRUGER'S - FORTUNE Left an Estate of Nearly Four Million Dollars and Mads Bequests to Sufferers by the Boer War. - ED MURDERER. San Francisco, Nov. 24. The police have arrested a man natu- ed Robert Mar ks on suspirion of being one of the men who assault. ed and killed L. M. Ulin. mate of the schooner Ensign. New York. Nov. the late president of 24. Paul Kruger, tlio Transvaal republic, left, a fortune estimated hy the 'Amsterdam ow respondent of the NVw beYork World a $3,730.ih. H queathed $J25."'i to various nuclei tos in Holland and Mims to all the funds after the South African war fnq the support of the Boer widows and were made ' orphans. Bequ for the maintenance of tbe DuU-- f il 3 'A J ALL EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES WiM rocoivn 60 par coat on fit. IVtsrslinrg. Nov. 24. A burnt to cover the British sivsmer Cakhas, captured while bound from luct Bound. deeis-points io Japan, pending a final Ion, has been filed and orders have bee to Vladivostok to release her. all pklnraa taken within the next 20 days at GASBEKGS STUDIO, Z7I 26th SL "You don't know what the trusts sre going to do n.xi. said the alarmist. No, answered Farmer CurnioKael, and until I find out I'm noi going to quit my work to worry about it. Washington fitar. fkift.leigh When I aw awaked her foh her baaJ in itiawriage her bwulal father thweatened to aw bwaln me, dnm-heknow. Miss Cutting Thal'a Just like her father. He always was fond of a Joke. Chicago Daily News. 86H TREAT WE. and CURE dmm CATABRH sad sH iwOls 4. fowl. of lhsigw.me.oni.il eh. Bier, bewnl kidweyw Mwiiw ! ' wwd f balk snaw. sod disawaas si ahiMreo. r Hnh 1i aat Wrtaa (am. IV raw IM hflmifgwi awik C asUert wo , rrmm Spisial Offir in Privati uaui s msau. SNoass' no mJris you to rar man use lutu, cuusu cirun wish to nweagi.r caw era xb no was tor sura munn intnaaan ima. sMoaise ssow tmbt nufin PXUUZHTLT. as la PSOVB IM' aklU. M wa aian af auawaia. Ur. SUM . -r Isa. saam'aaai Suliar. Or mn r na . aafiira iar i m-tnlaami! anaiy ar airjaataPMaata aa Km aaea .raa.., TUIS BOSKST ,s7.ir iiBaUtgtr wiru v him thh onioisii,aiiaiMWMn IS pm im hew nf a Fakir raf aatas a a far nwr aU Cadi, ia lam raar war If roa aoa aar a am aaaar hr a pauan 1 'aa mn raanre. CX naan MSN am mi'i Ua mil M aavanrMi ar m ealta WRBfeasM at nia. larfr - laa. Rhoan am lJCaL TaasTUSkT fnraMi aaara IKfaSI-M.AuasptoSaawS rn.TT --an aa aam aaaar l ha ai aa an warn haa af eras (hr. lam, far MS mM. Wa aa KaT SUSnuii Baauml Sfttam. SuaraMierrlHra. ntsm eoflxRSWORa. aVHHJIJS. vanioOCRba aa Mwm kraahna. la tan Una aa fa m m tha aam. ararr aa li o tlai aa aarar anaaanan hawar mar-m (Oaaaar laauiaum T!aa HUIkhrsUiOknMtSa. Uwalwlm. Krmmi.ailaa aa mi OinrB noting. SanatnnaaatasHa8 hdara aa hawaara IS a n It DBS. SHORES SHORES, Enirt Sgicitlitls, 2482 (Wnria-an- Port Faid. Nov. 24. A section Faclflc of (he RiiKKjan second AH suuadnn has arrived here. pn'caunntiK have been tsrfen to incident prevent any untoward during he pserage' of the vesm.-l- through tbe Btw-- canal, 'nie wcond uivieion id the Itiiseiau st-this oml Pacific squadron morning. x Saaa laatnS asm aa laoMawta ara Sr Ma Shartf an war in unit an aa n Ma PKS. aaa. aaaaaaar aaMaana -- feaa a M auaa aa SECTION OF SECOND FLEET IN SUEZ CAXAI Oisusis nl 1 a' aa atr rr m rttm. mn - k Sfiritt" |