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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-06-07

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
Second Floor.

One lot ladies' Fleeeed ribbed
and pants, 10 cents.
One lot Wool ribbed Vest. ri
and natural, satin front. 50 cent.
One lot ladies' white MerinoTa
and pants. 50 cents.
One lot ladies' Natural WOO u
and pants, AZ cents.
One lot ladies' Camels' hal, r.
and pants, 81 cents.
One lot ladies' al! wool ps,-
vests and pants. % cents.
One lot ladies' Natural wool G !
bination suits, SO cents.
One lot mems Camel's hair M
shirts and drawers, SO cents.
! One lot mems natural wool 81
and drawers, 70 cents.
One lot mems Camels' hair IS
and drawers, 20 cents.
One lot mems fancy scarf.
cents.
One lot mems fancy sea,:,,
cents.
One lot mems fancy scarf.
cents.
One lot mems laundered shi,.:t
cents.
One lot mems laundered shi-..
cents.
One lot mems unlaundered sai.
50 cents.
One lot large red bordered tow:
9 cents.
One lot all linen colored b0rs
and knotted fringe, 9 cents.
One lot all linen. colored bod
and knotted fringe, IS cents.
One lot all linen colored bori
and knotted fringe, size 2iS5SinFi
% cents.
One lot all linen Huck t9va.
plain, white and colored herd
large size, IL cents.
One lot all linen toweling. !! CO
One lot sateen corse.s. in VI
and drab, 48 cents.
One lot fast black sateen ca.;
extra good quality. 6S cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
LOST WITH ALL ON BOARD.

Uaknowa seheeeer Gees - the Bottom q
lake Aichigaa.
CHICAGO. Nov. An unknown schooner
has been wrecked in the recent gales on
Lake Michigan and her crew Of seven men
b undoubtedly lost. Captain william II,
Hudson. Of the steamer Emma Thompeon.
arrived from Auskegou last night He rs-
ports passing some wreckage IN midlake,
which leaves NO doubt that the boat it
came from was lost with all hands.
sWhen abo1t twenty i've miles Oh Mus
kegon this morning." he said. swe passed
. schooner's quarter floating on the water.
The name could not be made out, but from
the sils Of the timber heads am sure it
belonged 70 s0ms large schooner. At
tachod 20 it was part Of the cabin and near
tt was Seating mast. The lake near
there was covered with large phuks about
three inches thick aud about forty feet
long. which evidently came from the deck
Lad ~
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
First Floor.

One lot Swiss embroidered hand
kerchiefs s cents.
One lot ladies' hemstich colored
borders 5 cents.
One lot ladies, hemstich plain
white 3 cents.
One lot mems colored woven Dor
ders 5 cents.
One lot mems hemstich colored
borders 6 cents.
One lot, 40 dozen, ladies' Shook
glace kid gloves, in blacks, tans,
browns. states, red and modes (every
pair warranted) 50 cents.
One lot. 25 dozen, 4-button glace
gloves. in all the best shades. 70 cents
One lot ladies' all wool rib top
seamless hose, 10 cents.
One lot ladies' all wool Derby rib
bed seamless hose, % cents.
One lot children's wool ribbed hose,
5. 81, 6. Is cents; 81, z, u, II cents;
8, 81, 10 cents.
One lot mems Camel's hair culored
wool socks, Is cents.
One lot mems natural and indigo
blue wool socks, 10 cents.
One lot mems fine black cashmere
socks, 25 cents.
One lot. good quality, all silk rib
bon, No. 5, cents; No. z, 6 cents;
No. 9, 8 cents; No. IL, 10 cents; No.
16. IL cents.
One lot CASTLE soap cent . cake.
One lot tar soap cents . cake.
One lot fine unbleached muslin, 81
cents.
One lot fine unbleached muslin, A
cents.
One lot fine unbleached muslin. 81
cents.
One lot heavy unbleached muslin,
81 cents.
One lot ble4ched muslin. II cents.
One lot bleached muslin, very fine,
q cents.
One lot unbleached cotton flannel,
Al cents.
One lot unbleaehed cotton flannel.
heavy. z cents.
One lot bleached cotton flannel,
81 cents.
One lot bleached cotton flannel.
heavy, 81 cents.
One lot white domet flannel, 81
cents.
One lot best all wool shifting fan-
nels, "a cents.
One lot Tennis Aannels, 81 cents.
One lot fannel skirt patterns. all
wool, So cents.
One lot dress style calicoes, 4ic.
One lot giant cloth. 81 cents.
One lot dress style ginghams. 4lc.
One lot all wool dress nannels, l9c.
One lot all wool dress lannels. so
inches wide. 42} cents.
One lot broad cloth, 52-inches wide.
- shades to select from, "A cents.
One lot Novelty dress goods, 273
cents.
One lot Novelty dress goods. %
cents.
One lot Irridescen. shades, S7a
cents.
One lot Fancy diagonals. 373 cents.
One lot all wool Serge. Sc inches
wide. large assortment Of shades. g
cents.
One lot all wool Serge 50 inches
wide. AL cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04

New YORK, Nov. A dispatch to .
morning paper says: When the news O:
the burning Of the steamer City Of Alex
andria reached this city It was at first re.
ported that sixty lives had been lost,
The latest details Of the disaster puts the
number Of dead 1t six.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04

Navy blue all wool Hop s.,;,;,,
81 inches wide. 60 cents.
One lot heavy mixtures. il -,
During this sale We will sllor !
per cent reduction on all our H.,
dress patterns.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
TOO LATE FOR FALL TRADE.


ossesesssss' 0ps.sss ss sAe ssivse rue.
sAsss 1epesl law.
NV Y0Ek. Nov. A.-Bsadstreess ears:
TslsgrapAic advices from many Of the
more important bosioess eenters are that
cone eject d the passage q The silver
poschass rspsal Law b rsAsctsd Ia An i'm.
proved sooe II anaocial circles and the
growth q eoaadenes Of merchsnts In the
outlook. But it should not Be disguised
seas IL repool y too late % have any
eject 90 SAu trade. The earliest reported
eject q sspeal b sesu 10 an improvement
u demand Sor commercial paper si New
York and other eentes. The only i'm.
prOveO0nt In demand foe gouoral mer.
ehaudiss this week b slighs q Minnesota,
Wtsccnsin and Iowa eitiea.
south col!ections are improved The like
b true In niinois, Missouri and Nebraskn,
bat the country people are ec0nomixing
rtgidly and interior storekeepers refuse to
buy except tor Immediate needs, although
stocks afs light Contrassed with October
las: yoaf the decrease u q per
cent. and with the two presiding
Ooeobers the falling Oh 10 still
heavier. For ten months clearings aggre-
gate a.. ~. %. 900. OF per cent. less than
In ten months Of lsoQ October worlds
wheat stocks Increased lasi month. two
thirds - much - In 1909 and In 1891.
yeas Of heavy production. Exports Of
wheat (6our inciuded) equal :sO0.OO
bushels from both coasts Of the United
States and Canada this week. A year ago
the total Wa 3. III, 900 and two years ago
9.S0.000 bushels. Last week IL was S,6s7, e.
600 bushels.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04

giving his asa(p, - Thomas n. Edwar,as
wet into tie First Nasioeal hank osssna.
IDLY loe TIE purposs q gttaing . draft
ssshed. the assistant cashier, G. n.
Houston. Who We aloos q the time, told
hin - weah have % - tdsatiGed before
10 could gss the money. The man com.
planning II the cold the cashier invited
him iatO The back part OF the hank 70 .
stove 70 warm. When the cashier stopped
over TO nx up the Ore Edwards struck him
on the beck Of the head with his fst,
knocking him down and jumping upon
him. -
The PROSTATE nan extricated himself
and while running 20 his desk for his
pistol the fellow ran out Of The front door,
but was captured By some citizens and
placed In Jail. In an interview Edward.
claimed that he had = wife and two
children near Carthage. No.: that in lssa
be was appointed city assessor Of Kansas
City. No.. and has twice since been elected
assessor Of Jackson county: that he made
lots OF money. but lost IL all In Kansas
City. He claims that he does not know
Why OF when he went into the bank and
osd not know he was arrested until be
was told oy come parties. Il 10 thought
that bis mind 10 unbalanced
one met 0sils srs0 Eagisnd.
ASHLAND. Wis.,. Nov. "A crank maids
bic appearance 1t this place with the
evowsd purpose. - he said. Of killing
Twenty-Five men. He arst went into swan
Swausoa's saloon and said that be intend.
Cd to begin his work os slaughter there
ne was overpowervd By ofEicsts. Who found
$40 on bis p~rson. He says be 10 mem.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
An Ex-JUooe IN THE jug"

oe 0ss - Ceopastsa ~ Editee-Both
Jailed fse CssteoPt.
TUcSox,A. T., Nov. 1.-The trial Of John
Q. Dunbar and James McClintock, editors
and publishers Of the Phoenix Gazette,
Tor alleged libel against Attorney General
Hsney. Acting Governor Bruce, Marshal
Mead and Governor Hughes has devel-
oped . sensation. The defendants petit.
tioned for . change Of venue. and pre-.
sented an AFFIDAVIT declaring that the pre-.
siding Judge, Richard E Sloan. had been
clossted for hours with Rochester Ford,
The law partner Of Attorney General He
ney. Judge Sloan and Ford both de.
elsrsd the charge absolutely false, and it
developed that ex-Judgs William H.
Barnes had prepared the adidavit Judge
Sloan committed Editor Dunbar aud ex.
Judge Barnes TO the county Jail for ten
oays for contempt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04

CHICAGO. Nov. A-DAniel Coughlin. The
eoay ooe of the three nssa sent 70 the pea-
teeatiary Tor life foe he assassinatioa a
Dr.. Croain. appeass9 70 court before
JadGs Tuthill On The 0tsial a his case, .
new trial having been granted him By ths
sapssms court The 1rse panel Of jury
1so wes sxhaasted-all except one saying
eees IL newspa - accousts bad givsa
ehe0 ~ uoaltsea6as blas agAinss IL
peiso0es-aad . spscial vsnirs Tor ~
lufymsa wst issasd. ana tAe eass Cd
joasasd foe tAs day.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
KLUG,
HASLER, '.7 egg! !!!!
DRY GOODS c0MPiS|
MAVENrORr ny

Greatest Sacrifice ever made on Dry Goods !,
Davenport. Below we give a number of ~
various bargains offered during this sale, lasin,
for two days, Saturday and Monday, Nov ri
and 9th:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04

new Y0HK, Nov. A-Businees il by no
means justifying the expectations Of the
trade, which hes been looking for Q revival
Of activity following the repeal Of the
Sherman Law. The trade, il n now
apparent. b much more afraid Of tariff
changes than it ever was Of the silver Ques-
ton. The recent bullish overtures seen In
the cotton market and the talk Of higher
prices for raw material II making the mar.
kes for cottoos goods 0rmer ~ matter Of
sympathy, but any prospect for higher
prices does not influence buyers 70 antici.
pate their wants, 20 widespread b the fear.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
Third Floor.
One lot grey blankets, SIS.

One lot grey blankets. SIS.
One lot grey blankets. sl.as.
One lot grey blankets. all W
t2.12.
One lot notified grey blank
t2.98.
One lot all wool scarlet blaass'
t2.44.
One lot white twilled blsnS'
e1.S2.
One lot all wool white blans7
t2.44.
One lot horse blankets, 60 Gems
One lot comforters, SO cents
One lot comforters. as cents.
Ono lot comforters. $l.45.
One lot pillows, 35 cents
One lot pillows. 80 cents.
One lot pillows, 46 cents.
One lot pillows. e. cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04

TKRxE HAurE. Ind. Nov. A-At the
headquarters Of the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Fisemsn noshiag had been reported
Fegardias the s.rike q engineer. 6remen
oad switchmen on the Cairo division Of
shs Big Four rod. II The Aremen have
gone Ous the strike = illegal and the parti-
eipasts cannot rsesivs any aid o. pro-
tscsioa frum the order. when the reduced
scale q wages On ths Big Four sysssu. was
seespssd b The Ssdssasioa tt was the nm
6ssssgndipg that no change one way or
~ oshse would b INSIDE until Jan. L
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
TRIED TO STEAL ADA aenAN.

NEW Y0Rk, Nov. "A morning paper
- Tie following: TIE celshsaaed Noa-
sana silver seasus arrived last night at
~ Grad Central station from Chicago.
Chs nsws that Ada Rshan's counterfsit in
diver Ne % route was spread fas and
0jdst while passine through the Mooss.
eu0a swamp near Ros hester three high.
Way0sa boarded tie train. The men
Jumped o. the platform and attempted
- 1esus The en- 0psu WhesU the statue lay.
4 nsseensps on the train wss about %
spsa The door a the expssss car when the
thus ha61sd, sprung q the train and
oade 20 fui her attempt 20 steal the
seasue. which % say Tie least. would Ise .
W heavy load. With the statue travels
Wee President HiGxins, ex-Govsrnor How
osa and W. 4. Clarke. Of the Montana
0easus eompanv.
1Als q. s1vsy We 'fsaAsA.''
EHoxvrlix Tenn, Nov A-Two bandits
oessapssd 90 board the north-bound ex.
osss train - Coal Creek. oo the Ohio di.
tissso q The East Tennessee train. Oas
q Ne robbsss b Kim g. Smith, who was
OuOoded. Tie authorieisa Of the road had
Nspssial fosce a armed men On the ex.
osSD 81. Saith will die.
rn,s WAS NOT OUT ON THE BORDER,
- ossssysa n sae Gssss go wssss's
1ssv ossss - 11osssss.
Rusavliix, lila. Nov. "A bloody bat
~ ecsussvd 1 the sssidescs Of William
4aosse. 10 Baisbstiss township. O0'cen
q n. lsglss asd Chssies Louden, Of this
oonss. Wsss shess - asrsss Charles Rob
Gssssa. A dsaes WAS going o. whse they
os8ivsd. WIN sAs o0aesn told Robert
- shsy wasted him ~ and bib bsushss
A1s1ass3ss attacked them with ssvolvess
- HALVES ssd . d0sso men as.istsd sho
oGessssoeS With cluha. lnglss Me-
oaeesd 10 shs heck aad fscs several eimes
- epassa Osss The head with ssvvs leg.
xcasieu. - essies % save shste live,
80 ~ I'VE 81. peshsps fatally Wound.
~ 0ssh nas0sDd, WIN Was sh.ss shsuush
~ 0ossh asd hsad, Grover Rieseubo0ss
~ 0ess - sAe setle end ballet sseuck
Ala 6o6ssssoo u the hsaA. Chssls
0sbssssss - s00esA - kill lIoudsa. NJ
~ sUvslvss 0isssa 0sU. May Wvose
- 01sIs Wos0 Desssns, ut sAey - and
0n0sd tajs 3. Bssh s0sssA sheasA
ess56aBiy iajese1, ooally OvsspoWss1d
0Dosssseo asd ~ eelssas, ~ eapsuee1
~ OslssaR.
oNAn1x AONoAo NJ asoooVNl
o,s,,, 8 ~ /. - - go . -.
49, 6asa
1Annuouvua& ~, 4swAeAsom4DR
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
REDHANDED THUGS
murder . Brave and Faithful
Railway Conductor.
nAu HELD UP. EXPRESS ROBBED.

Ao0 ~ PasssogesS Net sltghssa-e Every.
sAsaG - vsiss Tskes Frso rhe1-Psr.
ssN Assisted BY Wiss1hsssAs-
ssssss Ne silver ssssss u Aas Rehss
"A cespss Asss ''CsssAs'' sbsw To-
osssay nssssssses % ss,sssss Oaesss.
LITTLE Rock. Ark. Nov A.-Fsst ex.
osvs train No. 81. Of the So. Louis. Iron
oesstsin and Southern. known - the
fsxas mail. due here ct 2:i0 o m. was
1eld up and robbed by seven masked men
- Oliphsnt. Ark, seven miles north Of
Newport. Passenger Conductor J. r. Nc
Sally We Shot and killed while trying to
peUesce Als train. Oliphaut 10 small
looher town Of about 800 inhabiianss.
asuassd 10 . lonely timber district ip
white eousty. When train 81 stopped at
~ station two nea jumped 90 the engine
81 poissiae rsvoaven as the engineer and
oss0ao osaessd them 70 keep ssill, threat.
rs,aG - blow their hsaiss out u they
0evsd . muscle. Ths osher I've men sur.
esaoosd the sxpress car. the dooe q which
- 0oen, and &C cocs began 6sing Q
WSeae4 fusillade from their rvvolvers.
osesss ossa Espsso 80 rsssssessA
Ceodacsos J. p. McNaiiy drew bic re-
eoovss a. ssssrDed shs sobhsfs' ars, bat
6sess0 - I'D sueessasa ID wouedisg ssy
e shs0 - Was sAes and killed. The rob
- s6so estsssd IL expess eas. over
ooWse0a shs 0ssssaess md loossd sAs ear.
koos)ag sWo aea % guard IL esainussn
~ sshss sseesm psocesdsd . rob TIE
oos1oaGsR Thsy entsssd tie coaches
- s3sspsss ssd - the poiss e The ~
ssavss sVlisvsd al shs passrsesss os their
eoleabssa. A ssleGsan wss .: oucs cent
y - aAssi0 - Newport. who formed .
esDe cd started 10 pursuit.
- ~ 1susl WSsA 0ssoahsosAs
1elsgsaos wsss quickly sent 70 Lissls
e1sk Toe as.issasce. and . SPECIAL train
"a, oos1yisG posse Of of1eess and pack
g 1eesdhsesds. The railroad pPopis have
eohss - 70 the amount q moeey secured
eAs Sob6en. Gepesal Superintendent
esek asd 0visioo Superinseadeus Roe,
q IL Iron Mountain. who are In Memphis,
AaS0 Instructed the railroad people here
- o9sr large inward fos tie arrest G;
IL sU6hss>. il b Thought that the robbers
lnssadsf fobbing the ''Cannon Ball." bot
ooess - stop way e Gioas The rob
lss 0asgsd u. but is b supposed that the
saGisess sasVecssd their purpose and went
- q fan spssd.
An eseess NsssosA - sAs Crios.
Cooduetoe J. r. McNally, who was
killsd In asssmpeing to protect his train,
~ oos q the oldest conductors N the
salWays employ. He W. . single man.
cd q , sid hes relstives in Sc. Louis.
He renains win b taken In charge by
0o6essaksr Cook o. arrival here. Gov
6isAhaek hes o0sssd . reward for The rob
6ssS, and every point reached BY the tsle.
eFapA has been n0si0sd % b on the loo /.
0uI u = believed that the rUbbsss ass
Oakipg Tor Indian Territory.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
THouene 0e Ne DyuewDee.

LONDON. Nov. A-Much excisemsnt was
seeaaioasd here b the ausling Of . she'll
- . bafsssss Il wsssainsser bridgs. and
~ polies thOasht e evideuee Of . dyua-
mite pl0k liz lass owner has come for
wasd, h0Wsves. end says b picked Il up
- . hastlsasld u The Fraaco- Prussiaa
Was asd keps Il until . day o. swo ego.
VIA shinkis9 &c . dansssuus relic -
dsoppsd is iron ths bridge. - ~ cup
oess6, toeo To ThausA
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04

S'dckn0uS0 MEDICAL Institute,
URBINE STACKHOUSE. ND
JOSEPH A. DANIEL, M. ID.
Rooms ~ and h.
wHlTTAEER BUILDING,
First Floor. Take he Elevator.)
.. ". Corner q Dudy anA THIRD strsess.
DAVENPORT. IOWA,

The euccessful and permanently establiehed
Specialists in tho treatment Of Ca'arrh, Asthma,
Diseases Of the Eye. Ear, Nose. Throat aad
Langs. Nervous Diseases, Blood and Skin Dis
eases: Chronic Diseases.
Once Hours-s .. m to IL m - to and to g
.. m: Sundays. 3 10 p. m. only
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04

~ vtss Hsssa1sas 0sasag WssG.
WAGninoSUs. Nv. A-vtos Rsuuo1ons
0oevsasea- re ~ 49, - ~ Ao0o =
01eeoiaeosa. M
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
GOOD NEWS.
Renewal and Extension Of the
Five Dollar Rate.
Season of Nominal Charges for
Skilled Special Treatment.
Continuing From the First Day Of
November Until New Years
Day. l894-Get Well Be-
fore the End of the
Old Year.

For the past two weeks Drs. Stack
house and Daniel have been constant
~ besieged with entreaties from pa-
tients to continue the Is proposition
for at least one more month. The
physicians declined at first to accede
to this request. as it, had been pub
licly announced that the regular
rates would he restored November
first. But as the end of the Is period
drew near, these solicitations became
SO numerous and urgent that the
following decisions were reached and
the daily papers authorized to make
them public.
The Is per month rate for catarrh
and kindred diseases will he renewed
and continued until Jan. l, 1894.
During this period the charges for
all other diseases will be made pro-
portiOnately low.
All who begin during this season
OF nominal charges will be continued
at the same rate until cured.
The low charge made will cover
cost Of everything, and the best of
everything. needed to effect . COM
plete cure in the shortest time pos-
sible.
These concessions are made 1t the
request of many patients having
friends and relatives desiring to take
treatment at the reduced rate but
who were unable to begin in Octo-
Der.
The eminent comedian, Mr.. John
I. Hanson, who is this season an
pearing in the title role of his own
play. ..Zeb"-"I feared that 1 would
be obliged to give up singing and
character recitations entirely on ac-
count Of throat troubles. After hear
ing Of the cures effected by the
Stackhouse treatment I gave it a
thorough trial in my own case with
the result that in little while was
absolutely WELL"
Mr.. Hanson is now constantly ON
the ROAD with his company and his
permanent address is care of the New
York Clipper.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04

0s4soss y - . - - 60 . osso
- - Soal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-19
SHORT NOTES.

THE School Board of st. Paul, Mimi,
has fixed the scale of wages for the
teachers of that city regardless of sex.
THE degree of LII. d. has been con-
ferred on Miss Helen Shafer, president
of Wellesley college, by Oberlin col
lege, of which she is a graduate.
TEXAS woman, Mrs Richard King,
owns one Of the largest ranches in the
world. There is nothing she can not
tell you about cattle. The ranch is
near Corpus Christi, and contains 7OO,-
600 acres.
Miss LILLIAN MoRRITT, an English
phenomenon, has the power of retain
ing in her memory hundreds of COM
pick figures and of multiplying, de-
Quoting ard adding at the same time
any of the cross figures.
Mrs. MAGNUssEN. Of Iceland one of
the delegates TO the suffrage congress,
said in her paper before the members
of that body that the women of Iceland
did not claim the suffrage but that it
was being thrust upon them by the
men
Miss LAURA VI, ULpEN, Of Virginia
City, has been admitted to practice be-
fore the courts Of Nevada by the SUI
prene court. She passed a very credit
able examination and was highly COM
plimented ~ the judge. who has never
admitted woman before u the Nevada
bar
Mrs. GRAFTON Ross, an English wom-
an. has invt nted tool for killing OBJ
noXious weeds in gardens 1t is in the
form ~ hollow piercer, through
which poison Is conveyed to the very
heart 81 the root Of stubborn weed,
causing il Ia shrivel up in very short
time.
WOVEN have led in the progress Of
the ceramic art since our las. great ex-
position The lockwood ware OF Gin
cinuati and the gold China Of Miss
Healy 81 Washington. are the great
novelties IL their line ut Chicago Miss
Healy's process Is the cause 81 much
argument and envy by European por-
celain makers Harper Bazaar
TJREE women who have achieved
distinction as hunters are Lady Hope
town. wife IF the governor Of Victoria.
who has been killing deer i'm Auckland.
Mrs Alan Gardner, who has been maxi
ing record i India for hunting chez
tas. shooting ana spearinr pantherS
and sticking pigs ana Mrs II ii.
Tyacke Who with tier husband. has
shot the largest number 81 bears ever
killed in one season IL Kulu. IN the
central Hlmalava&