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4 Recommendation TO thnt Eject
Liitsiy to- Eusur.
DENVER, Colo, Oct. 1J.-An i'm
porlant meeting was hold today in the
Office Of Tslnic Manager a. g. uugcs
u the Denver 6 Rio Granlc, at which
George il. Crosby general freight
agent Of the Burlington; William Sage,
traffic manager oftho Rock Island; w.
r. Fay, q representative ot the Santa
Re; a. G. Trip, general agent Of tho
Mps5uri Pacific, and General Agent
Monroe OF thu Union Pacific were
present. Some limo ago the Salt Lake
Board OF Trade took action 10 sec II tho
Interstate commerce commission would
not forco the railroads to apply Calf
iornia through rates TO Utah common
points, no definite action wac taken,
but probably n accommodation will be
made TO The general management Of
the various railroads interco,ed 10 mako
compromise by reducing the sat,s 70
Utah common poin,s, though the full
reduction asked Tor will not be- madr.
a full meeting will be held .. Salt Lake
shortly.
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EVIDENCE OF INSANITY.
II Has Been a Marked Characteristic
Of the Family.
AN UNCLE THE CHIEF WITNESS.
Irvine win Tell uia own story
An Expert on Insanity to be
Put on tho stnnd.

LINcoLS, Neb., oct. 16.-Tomcrrow
promiuoa to be nn cventiul dag In tho
Irvine trial. Evidence VIII DO intro.
duced by the defense TO chow that
insanity has been a marked trait In tho
characteristics OF the Irvine family.
Tho principal witness In this testimony
Will be Henry Irvine o; Milo, Iowa, nn
uncle OF tho defendant. Alr. Irvine
will bo put upon tho stand in his own
defense and hia testimony will bring
out many details Of tho case which
have heretofore been kept from this
nuhllc. Ono OF the experts on insanity
to DO put ON tho stand by the defense
viii be superintendent Eastman Of the
Kansas State Asylum for the iueaue.
Ho ranks high in the knowledge Of tho
subject, and Is recognized as one q tho
leading experts on insanity in the
United States.
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DUKE cuNBERLAND's DILEMuA.
lho LOag Distance Riders Return but
Without ANY Glory.
axronr vEoM nERLis TotuERIoA


BERLIN, Oct. 15.-Not single Jour.
nal, except the government organs,
slpplrs The military bill. The general
belief s. that crisis Is impending In
the Prussian cablaot. The proapec. Of
the bill passing tho RClchslas i'm
proves by the report tina. the govern
meni has decided 20 conccio to parlia.
mcut the right to fix tho annual peace
footing Of tho army.
IL Nc reported that the meeting be.
tween Emperor William and the Duke
OF Cumberland Tor ,ho purpose OF oils.
Clsiinc tlc question OF the Bruuswl lex
succrg5ion fcll through owing 10 tho
ea.QuCeu Of Hanover porauadiug tho
duke not TO attend. Queen Victoria
advises the duke 10 release his claim 10
the throne. The duke is IN guam
Diary.
The Austrian military officers re-.
turned 10 Vienna, leaving about half
OF thgir hofgua dcnd or d.tnhild. The
German fideB Jared lit,li better. The
Cnthu5laBm over tho race .8 diBplscod
by moral di0guai, aud the German Hu-
maup society has decided 10 bring tho
question before the Rclchsi1c.
The report giving the exports OF
America from the consular district,
Berlin, Tor the quarter shows that taoy
Increased S2,593 $50 compared with
corresponding period last year. Tho
increase "a mainly due O. uamhufg
uurur exports aud knitted goods.
a sensation was caused IN the thea
tucnl world by the abBconding OF Herr
jupkermau, director OF tho new
D0uhche Opera House, who Is heavily
IN debt.
The DowHgcr Queen OF Wurtem.
beng 10 dying OF foyer.
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Mr.. nnfrlann wsnl.cr.

WAsnISGrON, ID. O., Oct. iO.--Tho
Indian summer weather ~ proving
harmful TO the Prcgiiont's wife, FOR IL
has depressing and ouervadng effect
ON her. II "a increasing the nervous
ncgs from which she suffers greatly,
and consequently she T. even les well
and strong to-day. Notwithstanding
tho fact that Mrs. Harrison 10 slightly
weaker this evening than for several
days Bho passed n fnlrly comfortable
day, and II II said thoge Is no occasion
for Immediate alarm.
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A nAnnrAcE sTOnY.
Two sIdca TO itnnd Roth Told In 20.
lice headquarters.

NEW YORK, Oct. l6.-Charlea A.
White, who claims to be n representa-.
two Uf the London Illustrated AGws, ~
In police Headquarters charged with
grand larceny by his wife, who was
formerly Mrs. Maggie, daughter OF "a
wealthy merchant OF Cheyenne, Wyo.
According to White's story Of the affair
he met Mrs. Magic Rt Hot Syringe,
Arkansas, in tho summer OF 1891, and
they became Interested In each other.
He finally male the woman what no
termed "nuslness Proposition" and
offered to marry her for 100000. He
went to Europe, ami during his NIB
senco oorresponded with Mrs. Maggie,
who decided 20 accept the offer, ana no
informed White by mail, according to
his story. He at once returned to
America aad proceeded TO Cheyenne,
where they were mnrried. Previous 10
the ceremony an attorney drew up u
regular contract, In which the bride
promised TO settle upon White tho
amount he asked for. White says she
paid s95, 900 ia each, but stlll owed
SIS, OGl twhinh ahn was unable to raise,
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Attacked by "a sInd hog.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10. - When
Chestnut street was crowded this
evening small DOG ran up tho
thoFoughiaro swapping and snarling ut
everyone. Tho terrorizing cry OF
"mad dog" was quickly raised, md
people ran In all directions. a little
Russian newspaper girl was not quick
enough ana was bitten Ia tho leg at tho
corner OF Eighth street. A crowd Of
sports were standing, and tho dog bit
nearly dozen mon before they escaped.
Further up the street 1t bit five others.
At Ninth street policeman ex.
terminated him with club. All Of the
victims rushed to doctor to havo their
wounds cauierized.
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johnson appeared in Lizzie Falls
rhuuday AMI began Offering bets on
the coming election. Johuton was 70
Republican, and the Cleveland men "a
town met him half why with nlacrity
In backing their political opinions.
From MI over central Now York come
reports 90 rlensunj.manuCfcd strangers
Whose overtures are met BY confident
Democrats, an Ignorant o. tho fnct
that chapter .io. laws Of 1917 Of New
York, diiquniiiy from voting PERSONS
who bet on elections OF who are directly
or Indirectly Interested in puch lelo.
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MlnI.tor LLncnIn nn slIrer.

NEW York, Oct. l0.-Hon. Robert
II. Lincoln, United States Minister to
England, arrived this morning from
London. Ho comes TO spend his
regular months leave OF absence. Ho
viii 20 first 10 Washington and then
to Chicago TO attend the dedication OF
tho Worlds Fair. During the after
noon Mr.. Lincoln received q number
OF prominent Republicans at his apart
ments In the Holland House. He was
rather disincliued to talk for publioa-
ton, but NJ loncth said, regarding the
international monetary conference:
81 feel | may say without impro-
prlety that there 10 a reasonable pros
pecl Of n sufficient departure by Eng
land from the hitherto strict mono-
metallic basis TO give great hope Of
some practical steps being taken by
Congress FOR the increased use OF eli.
yer, and for Ito adoption by sufficient
number OF great powers. should
personally deplore any attempt OF tho
United States to adopt free silver coin
age without the assistance OF European
nations, whose aid 10 essential"
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snIvntinnist. mobbod In ,ilchIEnn.

WYASDo1TE, Mich, Oct. i6.-For
long timu There has been il.iooling be-
tween the tough element and SALIVA.
tionis,s. IL eliminated this evening
dufiug the army uhradu. some one icll'
ing Lieutenant Lowe 10 tho ground
with bfick. A general fgoo ight on.
sued. Five persOns were seriously
injured, ono Of them fatally, the Victim
being Carrie Low, SalvatiOnist. The
Lieutenant and two Other 5alvationit,s
were injured and two bystandcn
struck with dying missiles. No arrcsiH
were made.
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a uUnnrcASE on rnr oorAx.
Damage Done ana Liyca Lost ON
Vessels

NEW ORLEANS, oct. l6.-The Nor
wegian steamer Washington, from
Boca Bel, arrived today, reporting n
hurrlcnn on October 10th. Every
thing movable on deck was swept away
and the cargo was slightly damaged.
The captain and nut.ohlcer were In
lurcd.
The steamer Angua, which arrived
from Nicaragua, roporls similar wealth.
or, ana that October llth che sighted n
boat containing two men. The waves
were running mountain high, but the
Angus driiled down and u rope was
thrown to which the men clung, and
were drawn smelly on board. The men
belonged 10 the schooner Stranger,
which cnpoised on the 10Th. Thirteen
passongorJ, including seven women
and three children, also the crew OF
five mon, all Of whom with the excep-
ton Of the two rescued, were drowned.
The men rescued weIo1hOmas Common
and Charles Scott. Among the pas-
eongers lost are Miss Frances MgBride
of Ruatan, Mm. Wright OF Bluefeld,
Mrs. Thompson Of Ruatau, and Fannie
stein Of Rualan.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. TO-" God Save
America" was tho grand anthem at the
close OF Pontifcial high mass celebrated
today by Cardinal Gibbons OF tho
special Columbian commem0ration.
Archbishop Satolli, Apostolic Delegate
Monslguor Runnelll from the Ametl.
can College at Rome and Archbishop
Ireland wore present. In tho evening
solemn vespers were celebrated.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10. - EARLY
this morning the most severe thunder
storm for several years was expert
encod. II continued until noon. Rain
foil heavily and was accompanied by
thunder md lightning. The thunder
was remarkably loud for California
aud caused general commotlon In
the city. Today rain also fell through
out the northern portion OF the state
n resrorsod ''y II sn ErSnSi,cso 'Is', no,s
sowor burst, causing damage estimated
at $500.
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cent In the value Of i,s products. Tho
cotton manufacture ranks second,
boiug 1851 per cent. and wool
manufacture Third, being 2689 per
cent Thr nvogage increase In tho
textile induatry i1 8S.5i per cont Tho
relative rank IN Importance of tho in
dustrius, however ~ fcverEed, wool
Manufactures In all hrauchgB Htnnding
nrst with Progl products valued nj
$3.50 ,52i; cotton manufactures sec.
Und, with products valued at S207, g5l,-
72i, aud BLK manufacture third with
products valued NJ Ss7,298, i55.
Tho actual increase I'm tho yalun
In wool, s45,sOl,Gil In cotton,
and Si3,285, 800 In silk. The
combined induatrles yielded product
In the present census year worth s908,-
Ui5,iO2, ns compared with n drOduct IN
1850 Of 500, 1910. Ods, an inotcaso In ten
yCam OF sl92, 2,j5l, which from any
point OF view, 10 IL sinlcd, 10 without
parallel in any country.
Tho Increase In the amount or wages
paid for combined textile iudustrics,
says the bulletin, IL even more marked
than the lie ease tn the value Of the
products, being Oi.Ol per cent In com.
blncd Industries, Gl.5i pcr cent IN
cotton, ami 1910 In ak. A total
sum OF sl62, a.j;5p3 was paid ON the
combined lnIusigicB aB wages 10 isS,-
O2l employs, being average annual
earnings 'uE womun and childTcn Of
.3i0.Si In the wool manufacture, 90
compnfod with sggj.83 iu 1850, an In
crease Of 1926 Ter cent; 3l1i.lG IN
cotton manufacture, nB compared vita
5gi3.6j In 1850. An Increase o. $50 pnr
cent, anu 98s6.Jj ia ails manufacture,
es compared with SS0l.SS In 1850, au
increase OF 80. 80 For cent.
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IN EN0LAND!
Reports OF Damage by the Last
storm.

LONDON, Oct. l0.-Roport of damage
by floods continue TO come from many
different parts Of Great Britain and
Ireland. Many families la the district
Of PantcEiact were compelled 10 take
refuge Ia store houses, from which they
were afterwards rescued IN a boat.
Dozens o. houses were undermined by
water and collapsed. Many mines wero
flooded. Tho loss on stock IL great. At
Castle ford the Govern burst and tho
streets were flooded becoming impRsa-
able. The Manchester and Sheffield
Railway Ia covered with three fees of
water. In Yorkshire railway traffic
Is completely diverted from the usual
channels. The damage to property is
enormous.
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yIorIn oF coNsrIrAroRs.
An Adopted Daughter tho chief OF
Them.

Them.
NEW YORK, Oct. lG.-Domingo l..
Ruiz, consul general OF Ecuador, who
was arrested ON the charge OF forging
the name of Gustav Preston, Boston
merchant and Vice consul h notes Tor
5000 each, was brought before the
police court today. The procUedlngBdis.
cl0scd the fact that Ruiz, who IN in
his dOtage, Ia the victim OF n band OF
0onspirators who ilteced him out OF
$50, 600, and IN their greed for more
Induced him TO endorse two $1,000
bearing tho forged signature OF Preston.
The principal IN the conspiracy 30 said
to be Mrs. Berthn Laws, an adopted
daughter. Ruiz became acquainted
with the Laws woman through an
advertisement, she answering his nd
vuTtlsement for housekcepor. She
was then known MS Miss Bertha
KFRinrlndt oiStOckholm. In tho course
OF "a few weeks ahe persuaded Ruiz
that She wRa his daughter by q former
mistress. Ruiz finally adopted her
na his daughter. This led TO an
es,rnngoment with his family, and he
went TO 1.-Two with the woman. Later
Bertha introduced William Lave, a
boohmnkcr and general sporting man,
10 hor "hther" az husband" Ruiz
lavishod $4,000 ON the woman, bat
she needed more, and Ruiz called on
Vice. Consul Preston Ut Boston aud re.
questod u loan OF $1,000. Preston
cheuriully complied, and Ruiz and his
adopted daughter returned, and Bho
proceeded TO spend the money, which
did not lust long, however.
fVk.. u.papIWntnFu IhnN aanmnnNaH m
scheme TO raise more. Ruiz siate8 In
August Mrs. Laws brought 10 him the
two $1,000 forged notes and said that
Preston, knowing .he cOnaul-geuoral
was embarrassed sent him by mail the
two notes. Ruiz never suspected them
being iorgoriei and at once signed
them. A man named Simon Epstein
advanced tho money ON one, and
when Il was pronounced a forgery he
iorecl0sod the mortgage which was
given TO protect him on the furniture
In Mrs. LAWS house and had the
consul arrested on tho charge Of iorg-
cry.
Owing to tho absence Of important
witnesses the ease was adjourned til
"Wednesday, and bail fixed at $1,000.
The conauPs son offered security, but
the Justice could not receive It. To-
morrow, however, the money win be
deposited with the city chamberlain
and Ruiz will bo released. A warran t
was Issued and Ms. Lava was arrested
today.
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New HAVEN, Conn, Oct. iJ.--Rov.
Leo Mitchell preached u sensational
sermon on Columbus today. lie
thanked God that Columbus was not IN
American. The people Of America
were discovered by Puiitaus. II rob.
bcrs nto Christians, he said, Columbus
waa saint. Ho Iut up The fret cheat
on tho natives. lis loaded the first
slave ship. Tho speaker protegied
against Columbus being held up 10
children az u hero.
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BATAVIA, n. Y, oct. lj.-An Eng.
man named William put up an Bog
lish flag 40 a tribute 30 Columbus to-
dry. His neighbour requested that he
put On American ilRg with ~ or take II
down. 10 rgiulcd and the people
bombsTdei HE house with Roman
candles, burning tho Gngliih jack.
Williams then dew tho stars and
btTipeH.
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rwo PRIa0NERs

Acquitted by tho Court but 1uriercd
by tho Mob.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. iG.-J. 8.
Bedford and Dab Curch, who were
recently acquitted on a charge OF horc.
nlealing, were nlterward arrested Tor
contempt OF court, gums being freely
displayed dutlng the trial and fined
$40. They would not pay this an
were sent to tho Buffalo jail In charge
Of deputy, handeuiled and tied to-
gother. When Eve milcs from BonEn-
IN party OF Disputed men stepped
from Gmbuah and ordered the deputy
70 retreat. Bedford and Curch were
then nssassinated and their horses shot
under thom. There Is no clew to the
murdereTs.
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burglars In ihc nubiIn rosioni CO.

DUBLIN, Oct. l5.-Burglsrs broke
into the postoillce last night and stole
the cash bag. Maybe money was the
only object Of the thieves. II ia sigui.
iicant that a number OF letters ad-
dressed to Lord Houghton, Mr.. John
Morley and other occupants OF tho
vice regal lodge were destroyed. There
IL no cl0w TO the robbers.
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AMeleor strIIlIn. q lgInamIll.

SAN FnASCIsCo, Oct. l0.-At 4:20
this morning the family Of Rev. w.
W. Ferris was awakened by n loud
explosion cnused by a meteor striking
q windmill. Tho meteor a. described
as appearing rs large as the full moou,
OF a pale sllvery color on the edge anu
a dark rcd In this center. The wind
mill was completely shattered. A
piece OF the meteor "a large a. goose
ugg was found In the yard this morn.
Ing.
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ASH FORK, Ariz., Oct. l5,-An In
dian attempted TO assault oight.yeAr-
old Lizzie Nichols Thursday aud
nearly choked her to death besideB
Otherwise maltreatiRg her. Tho girl
was found In fainting condition. A
posse pursued tho Indian but failed to
catch him. Yesterday tho Indian re-
turned TO town and was captured. An
angry crowd seized him and hanged
him to n telegraph pole, Kidding the
body with bulleta.
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IoenmnlI,c rIr,mrn Ilccl nnlrnrs.

SAN FHANCisUo, oct. lG.-Thu pro-
tec,ivo boards OF tho brotherhood Of
Locomotive Fircmon OF tho Atlantic
Pacific systemg OF the Southern Pacific
railroad have been IN session Ia this
city several unyH, and elected the FOL
lowing oiilouri Chairman OF general
board, II. II. Norton OF san Antonio,
Tex; vice.chairman, =. Nj. Green OF
Los Aagoles; secretary, II. l.. Wgl,hor
oil Dunsmuir, Cal.
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Blain WIN Take ~ his Abode Ia
Washington.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., oct. l5.7JGx-
Secretary Blaine, accompanied byNhis
family, will take mp their permanent
abode for tho winter at their residence
on Lafayette square next week. Mr..
Blaine communicated through Secro-
tary Foster the expression Of deep
sympathy with the President ON account
OF his wiio's Illness.
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TeIcrrnnller. atrlkc.

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. l6.-Prompt.
~ at 7 O'Clock this evening ALMOST
every operator and station Oceut on the
Gulf Colorado * Santa Fe system
struck. The cause Of tho alrikn h the
refusal Of the company 10 comply with
the demand for 500 monthly mnximum
pay, instead OF so, with twelve hours
as u days work.
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JERSEY CITY, oct. l3.-Early this
morning fro damaged tho Vulcan
Iron Works, and Wallace Iron Works,
tho Smith Works and other firms TO the
total extent Of sl@j, 900; covered by in-
suranco.
DANBURRY, CoNN., Oct. l0.-Baird
& Levis's hat factory, and Richard
Bro,hers' factory, with Grants block,
wero destroyed by fire tonight at
Bethel, near here. LOSE, sl25,0OO.
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A Case Of Myntcrloua Disappearance

GOLDEN, Colo, oct. IA case OF
mysterious disappearance has been the
talk OF tho town for the last day or
two. a lady by tho mama OF Carey
arrived here on Sunday last, who cx-
pecicd 20 find her husband, John
Carey, waiting for her, but WIS dis
appointed, .aud up TO this time
sho has not been able to locate
him. He wrote TO her from here
on the Goth OF last month, Mt
their former homo In New York state,
for her 10 Join him here, sending her
money for her expenses and that he
was working at Rlwe's fire brick
WORKS IN this city, He instructed her
g. bring their household hoods, which
she did. Upon her arrival here Sun.
day her husband Jailed 10 materallze,
anu up to this time the most diilgent
search has.failed to find him. No one by
the namo OF John Carey han ever been
employed at the Rowe brick works,
or at any other OF the differ
emit works ia this city, 80
far rs can be asc0grinod, unless
under q fictitious name. Tho lady "a
In great distress, ~ she used oil her
money, except thirly.tive cents, for
her expenses in coming here, and does
not know what course To pursue, as she
IL utterly unable 20 account for hii
non.appearaneo after seeding for her
and sending the money Cor her 10 pny
her expenses here. He Ia tall man,
about six feet, forty-olght years Of age,
slim and light complexion and large
nloustache. Mrs. Carey has brother
II Crce1o named Cox, 10 whom she
has written, She Is In pretty bad
fix, but the people here VIII bee that
she does not suffer,
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SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 10. 49, Nows
reached here today that n terrific water
spout occurred yesterday in NeuceS
county, eubmerging n large extent Of
territory 20 the depth OF two feet. IL
pined for toveral miles around, the
heaviest ever known in this section,
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WARRINGTON, d. d., oct. i0.--Thc
echoon,r Eldrgdgo snthern, with a
cargo Of Asphalt from Trinidad, 81 re-.
ported q month overdue. Tho bark
Laplaud, fron tho snmo port and with
a Ike cargo, 10 two woris overdue.
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Drs MoIsEs, To-, Oct. lG.-This az
teInoon two boys, aged o and !, eons Of
j. IL. Men amnrn Of this city, were
run over by electric cars mud instantly
killed. The younger was decnpltatcd
nnd Tho othuf ahncklngly mutlIhtol.
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HELENA, Mont, Oct. ia big ruah
to Grow Reservation was reported to.
day from Billings, saltwater and other
towns ON the railroad. About one
fourth OF the reservation can DO made
very fertile by irrigation, Many
homcsteadors hnvo been waiting for
weeks to enter the reservation.
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LoNnON, Oct. l3.-It is announced
that owing to the increased competition
In business the Important copper worka
OF Pascoe & Ggofelt ut Swansea, eatab-
liah1d century ago, will DO wound up.
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CHICAGO, Oct. l1.-rhu bronze
monument Of Alexander Won Hum.
h1ldt was unveiled IN humboldt Park
t1uay In the presence OF 10000 people.
The monument Ia tho gift Of Il. J.
DcyiAtg, German eciouiilt Of this
city.
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RALLsTON, n, T., Oct. III malice
Stoyrr, holding the circuit court here,
rsiusoB naturalization to aliens who
cannot read anu write the English
language, ind has rejected six nppll.
Giants. Ono OF tho applicants, q native
Of county Kent, Ireland, IS more than
Of this county for twenty-five years.