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the BILLIARD OUTLOOK.
This Winter Promises 10 &c the Best tn,
Sport Has Ever Enioyed.

CHICAGO, Noy. s.-Never in the his
tory of the sport has the future OF bill
liards looked brighter.
The coming winter promises to pro
duce brilliant results and an increase.
interest in the game cannot fail to b
theresult
For the first time in years it is partially
clear from the influence of manufac
turers. Two tournaments nre alread,
fixtures for the winter which will b,
sporting events pure and simple.
The tournaments of the past have al
ways had n similarity to some nagniti
cent benefit. The attractions hav,
been grand beyond dispute and tn.
public has received more than it,
moneys worth. yet the public none,
served the double purpose of enrichins
the players and advertising the manu-
fncturer
This, happily, is done away with in
the coming tournaments. Maurice DAILY
will manage the New York affair and
Charley Parker the Chicugo one.
Neither has any connection, direct or
indirect, with any manufacturer.
While the addition of one of the crack
French players would lend added inter-
est to the coming tournament, they will
attract u vast amount ofattention as it
Is. Schaefer and Ives have met but
once in championship match and Ives
won, but the test was by no means a
conclusive one. Wretched tools were
furnished and Schaefer was entirely Mt
sea with them. True Ives had to play
with the same tools, but he can play
"horse billiards if necessary, while
Schaefer depends on delicacy of touch
for his success. He has not strength
enough physically to carry him through
a game where one must pound out his
billiards lest the ball roll off in fine
shot. Ives, in his match with Schacfer,
played horse billiards" 1t was a
brilliant exhibition of open table play
and Ives is the only American player OF
any quality who has the strength to
sustain him through an s00-point game
Df such billiards. He is an athlete and
was professional ball player before
he became an export With the cue.
Slosson does not seem to have a
:hance in the coming events, but he
,as bobbed up winner unexpectedly
n the past and may surprise the public
his time.
The coming match between Schaefer
md Ives is attracting the greatest in
crest. Both men have strong local
ollowing and are playing phenomenal
billiards in practice. The test will be
onclusive, US the game will run over
i've nights and the referee will have
he power to change the tools whenever
hey became bad
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CHICAGO.

UNION sTocK YARDS, CHICAGO, Nov 8.
Hogs-Quotations: Heavy, $0.OO@6. l5;
light, s575@6.15; mixed, s575@G15;
cough heavy, s5.70@5.9o.
Cattle-Quotations: bceves, sa50@
$40; cows, Sll0927o; stockers and
feeders, s2. lO93.5O.
shcep-Natives, ssoO@4a5; Texans,
t1.:O43.20; westerns, $225Q13 40
Closing: Becves, S9750556b cows,
sl.0O@2 90; stockers and feeders, s2.35@
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King William Goes Hunting.

BERLIN, Nov. s.-Empcror William
has gone on u hunting expedition to
sne Black forest He arrived at I'u-
bingen, Wurtemburg, this morning.
where he was met by the king of Wur-
temburg. They proceeded to the
kings estates at Debenhaussen, where
the preserves will be shot over. No
official reception was given to his
majesty.
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A Wealthy Farm ar Murdered.

BONNEVILLE, Mo-. Nov. s,-Chnrles
Carhardt, an aged and wealthy farmer.
living seven miles east of here, was
hot and killed at o'clocl, this MORN
ng. His two sons, who were asleep in
IN upper room, heard the pistol shot
md ran to his assistance. He died
without giving any description of his
.ssassin, whose object is supposed to
ave been robbery
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THIRTEEN WERE LOST.
Twenty on Board the John Frazer Seven

Were Saved.
North BAY, Ont. Nov. 9. = The
steamer John Frazer which was burned
on Lake Nipssing yesterday was owned
by Davidson & Hay, wholesale procers,
Toronto and at the time the fire broke
out was on the way from Callunder to
Davidson & Hays lumber camp at the
western end OF the lake. Besides
the crew which consisted of Captain
Douglass and four or five men, there
were on board some twenty lumber.
men, OF the whole number on board
the steamer only seven men escaped,
two of whom were members of the
crew, namely. the fireman and cook.
The cause OF the fire has not yet been
learned. A life boat belonging to the
steamer has been found drifting with q
hole in one side.
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CHICAGO, Nov 6.-The mystery whia
for two weeks has hung about the roii.
berry in the Idaho section of the anins
and mining building has been cleare
up. A. I. Barker, janitor in charg
Of the Idaho exhibits, was arreste
shortly after the robbery was commit
ted. Sunday John Burgess, clock re
pairer, and "Tom" Brennan, alias Tom
Dale Of st. Louis, We're arrested. Th
men We're trapped through the efforts o
Burgess to sell portions of the brick to /,
local jowelry house. A portion of tn
brick and some of the opals st olen wit
it have heen racnYered
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JENKINS GIVES BONDS.
A Judge Who Was a Bank Director ane
Neglected His Duty.

a Judge Who Was Bank Director and
Neglected His Duty.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. e.-Judge
Jenkins, Of the United States circuit
court today signed bonds aggregating
1000 for his appearance under the
old and new grand jury indictments
charging him with embezzlemeut and
illegal banking. Judge Jenkins was a
director in the Plankinton bank,
which failed last July, but he
paid no attention to the affairs of the
bank. Argument in the habeas corpus
proceedings of Eugene s. Elliott and
Francis Noyes to overthrow the last
batch Of Plankinton bank indictments
are In progress today in the circuit
court
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HERR is a WRECK.
The French Directors Will Report That His
Mind Is Falling

LONDON, Nov. THE French doc
tors sent to examine Cornelius Herr,
whose extradition the French govern
ment is tryin G to obtain because of his
connection with the Panama scandal,
on Saturday made another examination
of Herr at Bournamouth. They ure
now preparing report for NJ. Dupuy,
French prime minister and minister Of
the interior, in which they will say
that the heart and the kidneys of Ms
Herr are diseased and that his mind is
failin,r
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eoard Of Trade Commission Man Fail

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The suspension OF
G. r. Clark & Co., board of trade
commits sion firm, was announced
by Secretary Stone just before
l o'clock today. The exact amount in
volved is not known but it is not large
and no other firms will he affected. It
is believed the suspension will be only
temporary,
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MILL BOILERS EXPLODE.

Two Men Instantly Killed and Several
Badl, Hurt.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. s.-The boil
ers in the Elrod mills Mt Sand Mount
ain exploded this morning with terrific
force. Superintendent Richard Elrod
and Engineer Charles Dickinson were
almost instantly killed. Robert Bull
lock and Phillip Elrod received injuries
which will probably result in their
death, The mills were dnmnged to the
extent of 100000. The explosion is sup
posed to have been on account of lack
Of water in the boilers.
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10000 Majority in PennsyIyani,.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov s.-Penn-
sylvania yesterday gave majority
which when the official count is COM
pletcd it is believed, will exceed l1o,-
600, surprising all previous records in
the history of the party i'll this state
with one exception. This exception
was the majority of l37,Tas fo- Grant
for president over Greeley in 1872.
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Dry Goods Failure at sioux Falls.

SIOUX FALLS, s. d., Nov. 6.-F. G.
Champeney. dry goods merchant,
made an assignment this morning to
w. T.. Baker, cashier of the Minnehaha
National bank. liabilities are fixed
Mt $4,000 and assets 100000. Cham
pcncy was closing out his stock and his
creditors forced the assignment
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Detroit Goes Republic IN.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. s.-Correctcd
returns this morning show that Mayor
Plngree swept the city by over 5000
majority and has carried the entire re-
publican city ticket through with him.
Pingree ran far ahead of his ticket. In
the First congressional district Griffin,
detn., is elected by between 1000 and
l 500 ma iority
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THE GRAPHIC.

q Terms of advertising n,ade kaowa 81
application.
JOB Work of every description executed
in the heststyle and at the lowest rates.
~Adyertlsements not accompanied by IN.
Jstructtans will be inserted until ordered out
And charged accordingly.
y 1Short communications on any subject q
interest are acceptable II accompanied by
the name Of the author.
erAll matter intended for the next iAsss
must be In the office as early as Wednesday
evening 70 insure publication.
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South Dakota Corn Bell Association

Soo-t' FtSSOSTdtT0H. :
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. 7-The
next meeting of the South Dakota Corn
Belt association will take place at
Mitchell December 90 at which time
the association will lay out its plan Of
work for 1924. At the meeting here tho
movement to unseat John T. kean from
The office of secretary and treasurer
fell by the wnyside, and Mr.. Kenn WAS
elected to that place by acclamation.
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Travelled Mt a Lively spesd.

ST. Louis. Nov. On the Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern President Bacou's
special train made the run of 165 miles
from st. Louis to Washington, Ind, in
1856 minutes. The train reached Cincin-
natl in less than seven hours from the
time of leaving ST. Louis.
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Caused Him to Bccome 1nsan,.

RENO, New, Nov. Tit is reported
that Malen, the train dispatcher who's.
fatal error caused the collision on thu
Central Pacific Sunday morning and the
death Of six men, is now insane. He
was taken to Pyramid Lake to avoid ex
citement as it is feared his life would be
endangered by the knowledge of the full
details of the disaster. :
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-11-11
Arrested for Isobbi,g a Norwegian

ABERDEEN, S. d., Nov. T.--George
Krapf and James Banning, proprietors
of the Ideal chop house, and Thomas
Fulton and Andrew Rogan were ar
rested here last evening on the charge
Of robbing drunken Norwegian
named johnson, who was enroutc from
Bowdle to Minneapolis The accused
will have preliminary examination
today.
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Arres.lng Socialists in Warsaw.

WARSAW, Nov. s.-Twenty-six more
arrests have been made here IN connec-
tion with the socialist agitation. Most
Of the prisoners are educated women.
General Gourlso, governor of Warsaw,
who has been i'll for som time past, it
is said from the effects of poison, is,
improving daily and expects to soon
entirely recover.
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TIE GRAPHIC.

~ Lacks but . fsw months Of bedns ne a..
sst Newspaper In Rrule county.
~ As an advertising medium It y n -
eeiled by any newspaper In south Dskpsa.
- Has rapidly increasing circulation 49,
the most Intelligent GLASS OF people In Asule
and the surrounding counties.
~ Has circulation second to mono In tAir
OF adjoining counties. and patd-up sxS.
scription list 1t is Believed superior
- 1t is lively. spicy. independent and dc.
voted solely to the interests Of Ktmball and
Brule county. Everybody enjoys readhx Il
Give 1t trial.
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Were DonbtI, s. Dlsa ppointed,

JEFFERSON CIrY. Mo-. Nov. 6.-At
Benefits Mills. Ia miles east of here on
the Missouri Pacific railroad, three high.
waymsn ordered the Missouri Pacific
agent, w. S. Williams, to open the safe.
Upon refusing he was knocked down with
apistol and bound and gagged and the
robbers proceeded to blow the safe open.
They secured only $50, but doubtless ex.
pected large sum of money as Ben,
nett's Mills is the distributing point 70,
vast territory.
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Death of Iuiius Exoahel.

ZURICH, Nov s.-Julius Froebcl, the
we'll known writer and statesman, died
here today. He is nephew of Dr.
Froebel, the founder of the l1inderl
garten system. He married in New
York the daughter of tho count Of Ar
mansperg, then Bavarian minister to
the United States
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Going 10 ynch the Kennedy Bows

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 9.--1t is re-
ported that a mob of $50 men has gone
rom South Pittsburg to Jasper for the
purpose of ]ynching the three Kennedy
boys confined in jail there. The Ken
nedys are the confessed assassins oil
Operator Lowry at Shell Mound.
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India Miners Strike.

TERRE HAuT Nov. -Four hnndroa
miners employed by the Park County
Coal company at Rosedale struck he-
cause the operators lowered their screens
nine inches, which the miners claim is a
violation of the contract made last May.
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Eight Largo warehou,es Barn.a.

sT- PETERSBURG. Nov. ga dispatch
from ENazan, tic capital of the govern.
ment OF the same name in the east d
European Russia, states that eight l3rgs
warehouses w.re burned there and
many persons were burned to death.
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Too Suggestive.

Miss Prue-You went to the Algerian
theater when at the worlds fair? Hor.
rors! We're not the dances unpleas
antly suggestive?
& Mr. Hardhead-Painfully. Reminded
me OF the way used to squirm whe1
the teachers thrashed inc.
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Composer Of Love Songs Want, pi.ato.

YANKToN, $. d., Nov. 7.--South Da-
kota's divorce law will soon be called
into service by no less parsonage than
William H. Nei dlinger of Brooklyn,
n. Y. the well-known composer OF
love songs. Mr., Neildlinger accuses
his wife. Emily H.. Of desprtion. He
resides in McCook, small town in this
state across the Sioux river from Sioux
City in Iowa. and has been teaching
music in Sioux City.
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Will Marry an Earl.

LONDON, Nov. s.--The bctrothal Of
Miss Adele Grant to the earl of Essex
was publicly announced today. Miss
Grant is Il daughter of tho late Beach
Grant of New York, and is we'll known
in New York, London and continental
snciety
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-11-11
Cham -ions Of Kansas,

BALDWIN, Kas., Nov. s.-The third
anne of foot ball between the Kansas
tate and Baker universities has been
allied off. This gives the Baker uni
ersity club the championship of
Kansas.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-11-11
Henry Starr senteroed.

FoRr SMITH. Ark, Nov. 6.-Judge
Parker sentenced Henry Starr, the no,
torious train robber and highwayman,.
to be hanged Feb. 20, for the murder oi
Deputy United States Marshal Floyd in
Indian Territory.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-11-11
South Omaha.

Souru OMAHA, Nov. 8.
Hogs-Heavy, s570;G590; mixed, So IS.
S @S0; light, *i.65@5.sO.
Cattle-Stockers ana feeders, $2OO@
$50; cows s2.00@2.50; common, 81 .0O(g2O0
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The Western Le. .pua Organic d

ST.. PAUL, MINI, Nov. s-The or
ianization of the Western Base Ball
eague has ut last been completed ard
will enter upon the season of '9i with
hese eight cities: Minneapolis. Mil
saukee, Kansas City, Sioux City, De-
roit, Indianapolis, Columbus and To-
edo. st. Paul and Omaha could not
aake sufficiently strong showing. A
neeting will be held in Chicago on No
ember 10 to elect officers and complete
rranrements
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-11-11

Five Bodies Have Been Recovered

NEW York. Nov. "a morbid crow.
OF curiosity seekers visited South Beach
S l., Sunday, the scene of the fata
drowning in the Hoffman row bon
Saturday. Five bodies were recovered
by men in boats graphing along til
shore. The bodies have been identified
as follows:
EDWARD KENNY, aged SO, tinsmitb
Brooklyn.
York
LEoNAnD wEMsEn, aged 81, Amityville
l.. l.
AlREnrs. NORMAN, aged 81, Tompkins
vile, S. |.
CARLTON DnuDE, aged 81. Brooklyo.
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LoNGFELLoW is DEAD.
The Greatest of American Race Sire. Dies
Of coIis.and Old Age.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov T.--Longfel-
low, the greatest of American turf
sires and probably the most famous
race horse in the world outside of Eng
land, died of collie and old age ut Nam
tnra stock farm, in Woodford county,
last night. During his twenty -one
years in the stud tho winnings OF his
get have reached over 81, 100000 and
this, too, despite the fact that there
were no princely $4,000 fnturities or
derbles among the prizes captured.
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Report. Are Unfoun,le.,.

LONDON, Nov. G.. Berlin corrcspon
dent says the reports of d speedy Prusso
German agreement is unfunndel. No
gotiations, however, continue on botl
sides in friendly spirit, but grau
points Of difference remain.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-11-11
A Suffering Couotry.

Mrs snarl-The papers say that rus.
sett shoes ere seiag out of fashion.
Mr.. Snarl (who has two pairs on
hand) Huh! That's the way things
go in this country. Ill bet that Italian
bootblacking monopoly has subsidized
the press
The highest nonolith in the world is
an obelisls in karnals, in Egypt, near
Luxor The monument was erected
by Hatasu, q queen who reigned 1900
B c. IT. is 100 feet long and its weight
about 800 tons.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-11-11

Coin collectors regard the collecting
# old Greek coins as their most form
dable task, not because of their rarity,
mt because fully 1000 independent
.ities had o distinctive series OF coins.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-11-11
A Tempting Prop ositioa,

Housekeeper-Well, sir. what do you
rant?'
Tralnp-Plense, mum, ! feel ii fit
somin' on. and III go somewhere else
md have 1t fer the small sum OF . dime,
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Mn..ncllns,.t. I.nw uncon.1i,nf,nn.l

MRssaclinsret. Law UnconstitutIonal.
BosToS, NV. G.-The supreme cour.
has decided that tile interchangeable
mileage law iasse.l by the last legis
lature and requiring that all railroads Ii
thestate shall honor mileage books issuet
by any of tn. roads is Unconstitutional
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Wants "a Cal the h.us

TACOMA, WASH. Nov. THE Morn
ing Ledger of this city has discontinued
the Western Associated Press and now
receives aud uses the United Press re-
MORT eyclueipalr go
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Kansas City.
KANaAa 1

Cattle--Nutives steers, s4.4D95. 90, cows
aud heifers, s!.5093., o; stockers and feed
ers, s2. 60@S.60; calves, s. 00GtS. 90.
9595; light and pigs, s5sO;059D.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-11-11
Trial of Dan Gol,rhlin.

CHICAGO, Nov 6.-The trial of Dan
lei Coughlin was resumed before Judge
Tuthill this morning. The work of Sc.
curing jury is slowly proceeding.
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.inneapolis.
NfINSEApoI

MINNEAPoLIs, Nov. 5.
Wheat-CIosing: December, t61Sc; May
Sc; on track, Mol hard Boz (9571%c; No.
! northern, 5T1c: No. 2northern. 5G56c.
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THE MARKETS.
Sioux CITY Live Stock.

oIUuN OIlV L'Vb oIUCH'
UNION STOCK YARDS. Sioux CITY, Nov 8.
-Hogs-Heuvy, s5.Go05. 20; mixed, So 6O@
$40; light, $5.6o95.75.
Cattle-Beevcs, saOo@4Oo; cows and
heifers, Sl.s5ta2. 80; bulls, sl.35(o2 20 venls
t2.50tG4. 90; stockers and feeders. $4,000
S25 ycarlings and calves, $l.5u@..5O
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The Latest Reason.

What is the object of that
big trust you are forming?
Misunderstanding large number OF
bank failures last summer frightened
us, that is ALL
Uni do notquite catch your mean.
ing.
Nothing could be palmer. We wish
to lower the price OF our articles and
decrease our profits, so that we won't
have SO much money in bank to worry
about, don't you see2
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-11-11

The defensive armor OF tho Assyrians
consisted of metal helmet, q leather coat
u mail and shield; the weapons were
pear, sword, bow and dagger. q
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Dynamite Factory Blows up.

Mr. VERNON, N. Y. Nov s.-The
Ditmar dynamite factory at Bny Ches-
ter was blown up this morning. 1t ia
reported that several men were killed.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-11-11

The first envelope-making machine
vas invented by Edwin Hill, brother of
Rowland Hill. and De La Rue's ma
hine for folding envelopes was pat
,nted March II, 1s45.
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She Cot There.

He- Do you sing After the Ball?'
she-No. I'm, too sleepy then. But i
often feel like singing after the
heater.
He invited hey to no.
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KILLED HER HUSBAND.
A ST. Louis Woman Ends Brute With a
Bullet,

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 6.-Mrs. John
Miner shot and killed her husband this
morning. Mrs. Miner had suspected
her husband of infidelity and the cou-
pie frequently quarreled. They were
lying in bed a. 6 o'clock this morning
and the quarrel was renewed. Miner
struck his wife several blows and the
latter sprang ont of bed. seized re-
volver and shot him through his heart.
Mrs. Miner was arrested and expresses
no grief.
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baby whose eldest brother is 4
grandfather was born in Richmond,
KY, recently. It's mother is 6s and her
husband 72 yearb old
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iowa Man C,on.,,l - D,,hI;n

WAsnINeroN, Nov. e.-The president
today appointed Newton B. Ashby of
Iowa consul at Dublin.