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Old Nursery Faxorites.


There was Tom, the Son of the Piper,
Jack Sprat, and Merry King Cole,
And the Three Wise Men of Gotham,
Who went to sea in a bowl;
The woman who rode on a broomstick,
And swept the cobwebbed sky,
And the boy who sat in the corner,
Eating his Christmas pie.
These were some of the old. favorites,
but they have been supplanted by the
"Pansy" and "Chatterbox' stories,
'eLittle Lord Fauntleroy," and Give
Little Peppers The old fashioned
pills and physics have been superseded,
and wisely, too. by Pierce's Purgative
Pellets, mild, harmless and effective
cathartic. They are pleasant to take
SO gentle in their action that the most
delicate child can take them, vet SO eff
fectiye that they will cure the most OBJ
stinate cases OF constipation, stomach,
liver and bowel troubles. They should
be in every nursery. As gentle laxa-
tive, only one for a dose.
Rooms to Let.
Two pleasant bed rooms in a neat
cottage on the hill, to let. Inquire at
this Office. l0.1dtf
Wanted.
good girl to do general housework.
Apply at this Office. 10.5dtf
For Sale.
A county right for good selling article.
Address, u. r. JOHNSON,
1o-4-5t The Dalies, Or.
A Girl Wanted.
For general housework in the country.
Apply at this Office. 9-30dtf
HIS. .CHEESMAN
No. 60 Second ST., The Dalles, Or.
1899 59e5s "a 5H6 9asss sHeEs MAnuFAc-
.t.as AL woRk .Sqa AND a PERFECT FIT
REPAIRING DONE IN A Salts
FACTORY MANNER. ~sn
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A Rare Bargain.

Two Cottages for sale. Enquire of
9.2Sdtf N. WHEALDoN,
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REPAIRING DONE IN A Salts
FACTORY MANNER. ~es
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A Girl wanted.

For general housework in the country
Apply at this Office. 9-30dtf
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A county right for good selling article.
Address, u. r. JOHNSON,
104-5t The Dalies, Or.
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ALL WORK AND A PERFECT FIT
GUARANTEED.
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There was Tom, the Son OF the Piper,
Jack Sprat, and Merry King Cole,
And the Three Wise Men of Gotham,
Who went to sea in a bowl;
The woman who rode on broomstick,
And swept the cobwebbed sky,
And the boy who sat in the corner,
Eating his Christmas pie
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Don't forget the county fair
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PHOTOGRAPHER.

instantaneous Portraits. Chapman
Block, The Dalles, Oregon.
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HIS. CHEESMAN

BOOTS AND SHOES MANUFAc-
TURED TO ORDER.
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For Sale.

A good girl to do general housework.
Apply at this office. 10.5dtf
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nHE oufAIssEAsolNI

I44 - ~, ? 4 l,I7,I = a . N, :.
AZ en s .,seAs =. a. gssl.le
t. 7Sass va u ~ SAosea ~ 4ssss y
years. years.
" AsHtSdros, d. g.,i Dec. 2o:-Sot-
withdrawing the quietude that reigns
in exeettive circles af the eanitol. the
,oi;5sss sa.s,,,,, ii;,s,,, 4 ,,s,,si Az
sssSSti 7. = ''' sttt s' - s.. sn
large number OF events transpirtng IN
the world outside the highest official
iranl;s MAKING concentration for the
ltlearth of them there. ME Deeember
ipaiatfes ouite beat tlie record "a ifar and
lthe iast week of, the Old yearwill aithe
ihhgiaat al. IN 4 n, z 4 n 2
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srhANaEl lnANIs FAIntRE.

ono os the Comp lieatlohs in q safe Crack
ing, Only q Bohd Being Taken.
MEMPHIS, Dec B. ]. Martin pres
ident and acting cashier otthe defunct
Enpota Bank, who was given his liberty
aiew days ago, Sas e.arrested yestes.
day near Memphis and taken to Eppo-#
ra, at the instanceo Of some depovitors.
Martin claims the assets are sufficient,
to pay OFF all liabilities. The deposi-
tors claim d discrepancy of 81, 900. =
Nothing in financial circles created SO
much excitement as the fnilure OF the
Webster bank at Eupora. Martin left
Eupora Monday night, November 81.
on Tuesday his lady assistant conduct
ed the affairs Of the bank. On Wednes-
day it was closed and on Thursday II
was attached. Two weeks before the
bank closed; a safe in the storehouge OF
Wiggins q Lamb, at Eupora, was blown
open, and Martins bond for SO, 900;
signed by the Central Guarantee cofn-
pany, Of New York, was extracted.
Money and other valuable papers in the
safewet left intact. Martin was seen
in MemphiA Thanksgiving Day, but left
al once for New York.
Areward was offered Tor his capture,
and several officers were on the lookout
for him. The agent for the Central
Guarantee Company, Mr.. Laurent, came
70 Memphis from New York, and atter
q consultation with the stockholders,
the chase for Martin was called of.
iHeretufned TO Memphis, had IN inter-
view with Mr.. Laurent, was placed un-
der arrest but gayebond. Several days
AGO Mr.. Sullivan, attorney for the bank,
ordered the bond TO be deelared oit, and
Martin was apparently done with the
aifairs Of the bank. The stockholders
ana directors seemed to be satisfied;
but the depositors were moi, hence the
arrest.
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sATonuI,s MISSION.

u
The Pope Hopes 70 conauer the obdec-
tions Of the bishops,
NEW YoRK, Dec. q. The Hlfala Rome
special says: Ihelatestrepofts received
here regarding Mgr. satolli have some
what dampened previous enthusiasm.
1t is perceived that the gulf between
Mgr. satollii and the American bishops
win be harder 70 bridge over than was
supposed. The vatican; however, hopes
with time and patience to iconduer the
objections al the bishops to its plans
and convince them it hasno desire to
lessen their egftimate authority. Envoy
lsatolli is not disgraced. he has acted
on, the orders he received. The pope's
mind lie set on; the ADOPT ption of theplana.
It Is unlikely that the vatican will de-
!finitelyi decide about dgr satolli until
the arrival here OF AIgr. Ol lConnell. AT
present 4 have good tnority tor3sta
ing that the pope sees no reason for
saband doning his envoy, Mgr! satolli.
President Harrison is understood To
have viewed the idea of.opening diplo-
matte relations with Rome more favor
ably than Mr.. Cleveland. Whateyer
things may. come Of satolii,s mission !
Iscarcely think that ared hat for Arch
bishop goFrigan viii be one Of them.
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an oH1o rRAlG.EpY. {.

Fatal Termination OF schuolboy Quar-.
rel Near nteArthur,
CtScrSSATI, o. December s5. A dis.
patch from McArthnr, Ohio, tellso OF a
to a school boys quar-
rel. The children Of Sidney Dig and
Pearl Dutro, .farmerstin Jackson town
ship, had q quarrel, Dutro when hear
ing of ii went last tuesday night to.
Dig house armed Will an az. On be.
ing admitted he almost inlmed diately
began q murderous assault upon Dig.
The latter made q vigorous defense and
with thefhelp OF corn knife which
his wife succeeded in slipping into his
hand, he fought Dutro OFF after wounds
ing him severely. Dutro was brought
to McArthur where it was found the
man jwaa insane, and he was ordered
removed to the insane asylum. Last
'nightin some way he set fire to- his cell
in the iail, and that structure and the
sheriff residence was destroyed. All
the prisonert except Dntro were res-
cued and he pertshed. The county
buildings were insured for $t6, 900.
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suIoIpRI!EEoRRsrEn.

His Estate Amounts TO some thing ovsri
Halr HIs Shortage -Iio Was ssBle.', by
HIS Friends.
So. LOUIS Dec. q. -Itis stated that
the estate OF late Assistant City Treas;
.urer Eddie Foerstel win aggregate s5,-
600 or about half enough to make good.
the city treasury shortage. All but
$4,000 q the amount is in real estate.
Regarding the Young mans affairs, n
former friend OF his, and a well known
business man, said to-day: when the
truth is known, If ii is ever
known, IL will be discovered
that young Foerstel was made
the tool Of unprincipaled gam
blers and confidence men, who played
upon his credulity in order that they
might feather their own nests. That
Eddie Foerstel furnished the money
the city employees, with a
commission taken out, it Is generally
believed. Not all OF 1t perhaps, but
the bulk Of ii, and that he frequently
furnished money to cash bogus orders,
also, goes almost without saying. BE
was literally in the hands Of his friends,
and they 1nolded him to their wishes
.asthe painter molds his putty
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REpUBnICA.Ns WIN.

.A3Dsclsion Which Gives Them tho Mon.
taaa Legislature.
Helena, MoSr., Dec. 25- The Demo-
5crats got a black eye in the contested
election case yesterday. John Hoy;
registration agent at Box Elder pre-,
cinct az the recent election, was put on
the stand, and the check lists, official
register and poll books showed the
names Of sixteen illegal voters. De
cision in the case was reached this!
morning. Iheicourt issued a writ to
compel the canvassers of; Ghoteau coun-
Sty to meet and canvass the votes Of the
Box Elder precinct. This il q victory
for the Republicans. as with this pre-
cfnct counted in elects q ublican,
and gives them the legislature.
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Ngwi YoRK, Dec. q. -The steamahipI
saale, from Bremen, which was due
here to arrive ON Saturday, entered
quarantine this morning She carried
$50 cabin and 30 steerage passengers.
Captain Ringk reported that the trip
was one Of the foughest ne has ever ex-
iperienced. The weather, he said, was
extremely colo, and continued sotnntil
they wore near this port, when II be-
came more moderate. During the .en-
tire voyage the nassengars were COM
PEELED % remain under deck.
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 25.AThe mail from
thewsst via Pittsburgh, whichwas due
at the postofice at $3.50 p. m. Friday.
was not received until nearly midnight
Of that day, and a large quantity Of it
was found TO have been badly damaged
by FIRE and water the result OF the
wreck which occurred near Altoona
Pa. The contents Of seven bags OF this
mail consisting mainly Of "Christmas
boxes for delivery in this city were
thoroughly saturated BY water. 0 por-
tion being completely destroyed. Such
iof this matter as may be saved will be
dried and delivered as promptly, pos.
afblA ~ 5sl. asef
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ooIfiINs CONVICTED. Z

i0ne Of tho Hnntingt ton Train bbefs 70
Go to, the Pehitentinry Tor Life.
islseiat Dipdteh 70 tAs Iileil igeiesE.
HusTIyeToN, w. VA, Dec. 22k-The
council in;the Collins ease finished the
argument at10.S0 this morning. Judge
Harvey instructed the Jury that II they,
were satisfied beyond reasonable
doubt that Collins had conspired rob
thetratn and the killing of Tecl wasin-
cidental to the carrying out OF that pur-
pose, they should fTd the prisoner
guilty OF murder in the first degree. lie
also instructad them that II mattered
not whether Forgey or Collins fired the
fatal shot, both were equally guilty.
The Jury came in about noon with Q
verdict OF guilty and liked the penalty
ut imprisonment for lie. His apparent
youth. coupled with tine fact OF his hay-
ing made 4 clean breast OF the whole
affair, probably had some weight with
the Jury. The feeling on the street
seems TO have been rather one OF dis
appointment, but the people are dis
posed to acquiesce quietly in what they
believe to be the honest judgment of
the Jury. Judge Haryeyw pronounce
sentence upon the prisoner Monday
morning. Forgeys trial has been set
for Monday next.
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NEw YoaK, Dec. q. Just enough
snow fell today to prevent New York.
era having a green Christmas. The day
dawned clear enough, but soon the sky
cIouded up and when late risers took
their ftstpeeps from their Window,
they saw thehouses aud streets mantledl
ia white. A highswind prevailed all
day and this with the unually frigid
temperature, Induced most people
to keep in doors. Rev. Dr. Ed MeG yn,
the reinsated priest L celebrated mass in
prty.In the ehadel Of st. John'a coe
lege Bookly.nt n
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IcAN,flAIDA,s rRADEE.
Aa Exposition o ner I:Si,perts apd I'm

An E1positton OF Her Ia ports nnsi I'm
ports.
oTrAwA, oxr, Dec. 25.-Ihe state
ments Of exports OF the Dominion tor
November are not SO favorable astor
some recent months. The total exports
were s1l, ,s29, ,9e4, as compared with Sle,-
.20s,o75 in November last year Tie
falling off Is principally in agricultural
products. Taking the five months Of
the fiscal year, however the outlook IS
still encouraging, the total exports Of
goods: the produce OF Canada, showing
anincrease Of $, ,256. 6.949.
I The produce OF other countries, how
ever, show a decided decrease, being
$8l251, 7e3, which is wholly in agrlcul-
turala products. Thisshows that the
amount Of American grain which found
ahioutlet through Canada this yeat was
considerably Less than last year.
The value OF goods entered for con-
sumption in November was 81, 1915,
an sincrease OF s., t,S7s, ,2BS over last Now
ember. Forthe five months the total
entered for consumption was S52, ,0Bb,-
414, an niincreasel OF S, over the
same period last year.
The amount OF duty collected for
November was s., 500, ,S78, aud for the
five months S., ,928, slS, showing an in-
crease OF SSH, ,09S! ~
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CHICAGO, Dec. rhe pacying house
e1siaeA has reached d duilne mot
ss!llelsa Tor many years Five thcu-
!, ,Ana men have been dlscliatged aud
Plants d big packers have been
writing atleSs than hail thor elpacity
\ \ Deeemher1 This unnsual cctidts
sssa q thipg6 bfoueht about by the
w nv llal sh0stage ID hog receipts.
i,,.is ssls the 9upplyls speeIily increased
isstt9f reduetions IN the Operating
,shSe, .'S Will le inaae necessary. leader
Y Ssels admit thGt thoto does no.
sssAs 70 be any immediate relieli since
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Special Dtspateh % lse Iilts tgalc1. ll5
HU3TISagpa, W. Va, Dec. 25.
James Coburn, a bricklayer, went on q
Christmas spree last night, and when
too drunk to navigate laid down int a
saloon hallwayjon Ninth street. This
morning he, was picked up frozen STIFF
When taken, to a hotel and thawed out
he lived one hour and died. Hewas. Q
prominent member OF the brick klayerss
union and agood Workman. y.
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FoaT W.AYNr, In, Dee 3. a terri.
ble accident occurred in the Pierson
book store last evening Mrs. Mary
Noonan aud her daughter Mrs. John
swaidner were passenger in the eleva-
tor betWeen Tho third aud fourth tloora
6f the building; when they became
freight iened and leaped from tho car
u Don 0 narrow landins l1ey ielllhaclS-
Jsafd down tho 6tatt q distance 81 totrty
feet Affs swaidnef died immed diately
and Ir loonan died. at j o'elocl iast
night. The remains n eEo not ident sized
until mi dhight The tore VA ctoifded
whom the accident occurred and panic
d6shad
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AJuIsTJUDGE
10 eneiisss after twenty ;alne Consecutive

10 Hetireg h9ser Twenty.ni Consecutive
Years Of Service. X
81. LOUIS, Dec q. Judge w. w
Edwards convened the ST. Louis county
circuit tcoutt yesterday at 10 o'clock q:
M, and one houralater he announced.
lthathe,had disposed Of all business be-
fore him, and retired from the circuit
iudgeship, a position which he had .oc-
cupied itwenty-nine consecutiye years.
The bar Of ST Louis county, at Clayton,
passed resolutions expressing their es-
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KIllsd IIla. alIretAer.. !

snrInYv1IgE, LIN, Dec. q. -I.ate this
evening Lon Law, who resides with his
father, James Law, at Marietta, this
county, came 70 the city and surrender
ed To the sheriff stating that he had
shot his brother. Frank, With Q ride
He claim that the brother had been
abusing his mother and he had warned.
him that unless he desisted he would
all him The bullet took effect In the
groin and Is probably fatal
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StNo stSa, n: VI Dec. p. DE Henry
= AsGonogal, the aged physleian WHO
.s's sent TO Sing Sing prison q month
5sq ios manslaughter ia cansing the
qsatn oi Annio Goodwin, b pretty
We girl, BY d criminal operation
Y lylnein the prison hoSpital from
eHeamonia. Wafden Brown sud To-
slsat that the Old doctor would not
sleie than last the night out
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PrrTsuuReH, PA, Dec. q. John.
.Putdy an employe Of the Westinghouse
Air Brake company, was burned to
death in the lock tp at Wflmerding,
PA, last night. He was found lying
iheiple sly in the snow from drink md
8was locked up for d hearing to-day.
bufing tie NIGHT the building took iire
and as there was no gstchmar on duty
he Was burned up before help could
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=! TnE rANAMA soANpAI.
MD n.port rhat FFeyeiaet woald IlssIea

The Report THAT Freyeiaet Would Resign
iS,Denied.
LONDON, December 90 The Paris
correspondent Of the Ddisg Aeigs says.
aThe report that NJ. de Frey
cinct will resign from the cabinet
IS uniounded or at least prema-
ture. NJ. de Frsycinet is incapable Of
lingering bribes, yet he shuts his eyes
to the doinSs Of those afound
him, but he lis careful not TO
give ofFense, II he had been
Is exacttng Of morality IN others as ia
himself he could NOT have worked
seven years with, Rouyier. Hating mo-
body and nothing II. do Freycinets
worst weakness is his incapactty tor
tighteous indignation. =
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rha Etrnrln.a areat Reeor.l.

Lospos, Dec q. The steamship
Elrlria, although starting from New.
York twenty minutes behind the
steamship City Of Paris, passed Daunts
Rock four hours and Elk minutes ahead
Of her. She steamed 444 knots on
"wednesday, 40 on Thursday and $50
ON Friday; despite the heavy gales.
The City Of Paris on tho same days
logged 377, 40S and 400 miles.
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TILE soTrI.1ls s.IsxPIla1Ns.

"A nfother ChekSs Her Child to Death
and Then slncthers Hersetf.
PATTERSON; N. j., Dec % Mrs Alice
Faulknee 40 years old, q servant at
Mts. Drews boarding house, No. So
Ward street, and her daughter Flor.
ence, II years old, were found dead in
bed.
; The mother had evidently choked
the child to death nd then smothered
;ferselE Desponde dency is supposed to
have been the cause Of the act Mrs.
Faulkner had recently been deserted
by her husband, whowss q soldier.in
the British army, and whose release
she purchased with money saved from
her scanty earning In the mills here.
An empty whisky bottle was found in
the room.
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SNOINDENl REPORT.

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Z. i 4 s------.--=- ----.7.. 4; #
PannsvIvania,s AdititanE General,
4 \. 2. Z {. !. y!
on tneE Ao1nest "a a 2
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ElElJlJkS. !. Z III q Z KY E.ll !. tiE h.A6E
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Anu the hesa5t peinps'ssFAsesl = sslle ne
Wisdom OF their Presence SmaIls
Z, Y = - - .,,.s ,,t,cst
y u Hese 49, .iss 4-ssss Z 's.i1s,s'st'
The Iam's1 Case General snowden
says He Got no More than He De-
!. 49,, 20 ~.
serseeTt es'' = y y so
forms In the National Guard.
2. Q. : -.-....- !. Z.
- 4.
HARRISBURG, fA., pec. zo.--7sslaloE sss
General Snowden. division commander
az tha 4 tionaIi ienard has snhYnitted l1is
.s..i j., ~ H. i;,,,a,,t arai
~ wy ~ " ~ ssS
Considerable space ls taeyotea sto sne
Homestead affair. Helreviews the CALI
inc ont of, the troops. the concentration
a. Z a.. .,s,,l,Ia a,,5 ftSa
is''E Itie sssns .Vs " ny tgss 's..s - ~
success OF me movement Senseat
tsnowden says:
iaTberels No, tioubt that the presence
a - s.astI;n,, a. a.
t.s9 g = tytSs' so ssAs s.s = -
sudden and unexpected appearance,
preserved the peace of the state, per-
hans from Disturbances such as We
ss5ia, .nl .,a
nave nos hsresohois M4susssee, :, sen s =,
First brigade contrt nuted lts lnll snare
Referring to the service at Home-
stead. he says: 234
s.sIhe good faith Of the Amalgamated. .
Association might be doubted. While
llopen resistance ceased, their scouts
and forces drawn in, the censorship OF
the press stopped and the government
erected by them come to end, vet for
some time they kept up their system OF
Intimidation! Large crowds assem-
.bled suddenly aud were as promptly
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4 conp oHisIsTsrAs

1hsohehaut tho Nosihwest- The Ther.
memetet Very Low.
81. PAUL. MtSSs Dec. q. e The
weather clerk made the northwest q
Christmas present Of the lowest
temperature registered SO tar this
winter. It commenced growing
cold yesterday afternoon, and in
this city this morning the
mercury stood at t6 to as dsgrees be
low zero. eweather throughout the
div was bright, but bit tterly cold with
q Wind that cut like q knife, Fergus
Falis reports % below, WINNIPEG ~ bas
low. lIoorehead p, st, Vincent ~ pus
ilufh u. j. IA Crosse 12 and Bismarck ~.
Il app6ars to be slightly warmer III
/ the far northwelt, Quapel lie reppting y
below, q rise 81. Y degrees; Minnedosal
III below, 4 rise ot 4 and Heleha y
above. 1 rise 81 10 degrees.
AZ o ao'cinck the thernomete IN TINS
Oily regfatefed IA below. The waye y
not accpmpanied by any snow and the
wind, though keen, y not htgh.
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John Duss Likely to be chosen BE is
a Young MAMA BFief History Of
the PoculiaF Sect Which ts Famed.
Throughout thes sEorld p ears That
Complications viii Arise % Result
ofthc Leaders Death.
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the shortage is daily becoming greater,
and some q them 90 90 far as % assert
that no relief can come until next
spring crop Of hogs is marketed.
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OUR IIiiB;ERAnITY. ii ;iHisl

It Is shown By the Contrs rsputioas feom this
conntry to Russian Famine saferers.
WAsHNGToS, Dec 25. In view ofithe
fact that the Russian famine has now.
80 nearly ended that the imperial ap.
thorities report q continuance OF active
foreign efforts nnne ecessary, the enational
relief committee Of the United States
has prepared a statement showing what
the people of this country done tor the
sufferers.
The statement points out in detail
what the different sections OF the coun.
try: beginning will the northwest, con.
tributed. The efforts of indiyi duals,
commercial bodies; railroad and steam,
ship companies are mentioned, and
high praise Is accord Clara Barton OF
the Red Cross, orIher work in arousing
the general public, especially the state
officers and people OF Iowa, to the &C.
tiyity which resulted in sending: to!
Russia. shipfrsig hted with stores from
the cornSprod cling states. y /!
The work of the national committee
is fully set forth, and also the import
ant action taken by the New York
ichamber of commerce. II, SIS difficult
TO determine the amount OF money sent
directly % Russia, but it doubtlessly
exceeded 500, ,000, of which SIS, ,2s6
should he credited to the New York
chamber Of commerce, s., 600 and over
to the Iowa commit lion, 81, 900 TO Rus;
sian settlers in Nebraska, SSt t4sl to the
South Dakota commissi ion, and over $l0s-
600 toithe American National Red Cross