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vANcE's FUNERAL SERVICES
Impressive Ceremonies in tho Senate
Chamber Monday.

AouudNs
WAsHlNGToN. April 1.-THE funeral
services over the body OF the late Senator
Vance wore held Monday. AT $3.50 the
casket was borne from the marble room
by the nine capito! policemen in uni,
form and laid before the vice p%resident'1
rostrnm. The lid was hidden by a mas,
of flowers, chiefly white roses. tied with
broad purple ribbons. When the active
pallbearers had deposited their burden &
number Of pines We're brought in ani
grouped about the form Of the dead sen
ator. Everywhere We're the pines, seem
ing to brElg the pungent fragrance of the
North Carolina mountains into the
chamber, A few minutes afterward the
family of Senator Vance entered, and
o. after committees of the senate and
house appointed TO attend the funeral
entered, Then came the honorary pail.
bearers. who We're seated at the side OF
the casket facing the audience. Then
followed Speaker Crisp and members Of
the house, the chief justice aud associate
justices Of the supreme court and the
president and his cabinet. Sir Julian
Paunceforte, the British ambassador
was escorted to a seat next TO the cabinet
officers. Rev. DIR. Moses D. Hoge Of
Richmond. Va. offered prayer and then
delivered the sermon. The remains
We're taken to Asheville, N. c., for inter
ment.
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V THOUSAND. IDLE.


h Southern Mine Strike Growing-Ne,
Groes Refuse to Work.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April l6.-Tc,
days developments in the miners
strike shows that every mine in tho
district except those at Warrior and in
Tuscaloosa in Walker county, are
shut down, fully 1000 men being out.
The miners in Walker county
arc holding u meeting today
and will probably join the
strikers tomorrow. No attempt wa
made 10 put in negro labor Mt the Blue
Creek mines where trouble was threat.
ened. Armed deputy sheriffs were on
hand but the negroes refused to work,
fearing violence from the strikers. The
strikers are growing in numbers and
the situation is becoming more serious
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SEATTLE, Wash, April l6.-Rumora
ire atloat among the strikers and are
also heard among the Great Northern
officials that the Northern Pacific is IN
be tied up on Tuesday and that before
next week every road west from the
Missouri river will. with the possible
exception of the Union Pacific. receive
the same fate. The mail car OF the South
Westminster and Vancouver train was
brought out this morning to leave atq:1l,
but the officials refused to let it go out
without the passenger ears and it wa.
left on the track. The strikers then
tooh ont the Canadian Pacific ears
which run on this train and transferred
them to the Seattle, Lake Shore and
Eastern tracks, ove which they went
Sumos
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WIN Travel, In stv,e.

CINCINNATI, o.. April 17.-Mr. JohnG.
Grover the populist candidate for Mayor
of Cincinnati, announced that he will
take 5000 of C%incinnati's unemployed
and present them ina body in Wash
lngton ''to the authors Of their mis-
fortune, where without firearms or
threats of any sort they will ask the
national government TO give them work
Or give them %rations." He says he will
form no partnership with Coxey or any
tther man seeking notorietv, nor will he
tramp his men. He proposes to pay
10000 for transporting the men and
have each man take three days rations
hnd two blankets. Negotiations with
the government will be without 90
operation with Coxey.
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MINERS WILL STRIKE.
Arrangements Completed for the Men te
Go Out Next Saturday.

Arrangements Completed for the Men te
Go Out Next Saturday.
! PIrTsBURa, April l7.-Arrangements
for the coal miners strike which is to
take place next Saturday have been
nearly completed. AT a conference held
between National Organizer Cameron
Miller and District President Cairns a
series Of meetings was arranged to take
place while the strike is in progress ia
keep up enthusiasm and keep the men in
line. In u few days circulars will bo
sent to the operators notifying them that
the miners demand a restoration of the
old prices, which is 10 cents in this dis.
trict. 1t is pretty certain some of the
operators are now preparing to continue
operations with new men the moment the
district is quiet. They claim that about
half of the miners have been idle most OF
the winter. They are consequently very
poor and anxious to go to work at any
price
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MRS. RENNE1I,S NERVE.
The Alleged Murdcrcss Bears Up Under
Terrible Strain.

The Alleged Murdcrcss Bears Up Under ,
Terrible Strain.
MARsHALLTowN, Ia, April l7.-Argu
ments to the jury in the Bennett murder
case commenced Monday afternoon.
Hou. II, E. Il. Boardmau opening fol
the state. His plea was a masterpiece
in logical conclusions and metllodicaI
preparations. He covered the ground
inch by inch from the commits
sion of the crime to the arrest of the de
PENDANT. weaving the various circum
stances brought out in the testimony
into a plausible chain Of presumptive
guilt. The defendant sat through it al
with the same stolid indifference that
had marked her from the first.
Even when the attorney held up the
bloody corset of the victim and thrust g
knife through the holes made by thu
assassin she remained unmoved.
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Counterfeiters Fall o,,t

DIES MONIES, April l4.-D. A. Hine-
gardner of Malcolm has been bound over
by the United States commissioner un-
der $1,000 bonds for counterfeiting. Lee
Bryant, the principal witness against
him, is also suspected Of manufacturing
spurious silver dollars. 1t is thought
that the two were partners and fell out.
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seyentccn pilpri,ns Wounde1.

MADRID, April 14,-Further reports Of
the attacks made by mobs in Valencia
upon the Spanish pilgrims bound for
Rome says II pilgrims We're seriously
wounded. In addition the bishop of
Madrid was stabbed with a knife, the
weapon piercing his cassock without,
however, injuring him. The rioters
smashed the windows of the carriage
containing the archbishop of Seville and
then stoned the windows.of the palace of
the archbishop of Valencia.
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Fiel,t Aroiust III, Union puclao.

EE6TV 6uTFS 1T 6TV F9'HV'
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Western
Passenger association lines are about to
make an active fight against the Union
Pacific for the control of the California
emigrant business. A conference was
held Monday afternoon i'll New York
between Chairman Caldwell md Emf.
grant Agents Mueller and Johnson. VIII
have poled their issues with those of tn,
Western Passenger association. 1t is
probable an agent for the association and
also New York emigrants will shortly be
appointed in San Francisco and then the
fight will begin in earnest,
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AN EXPERT B~LACkMAiLER.


A Designing Woman Victimizes Several
Prominent Citizens of Minneapolis.
MINNEAroLIs, MINI. April 14.-The
grand jury is now investigating sensa-
tional charges of blacltirail, the wit.
nesscs being several prominent bankers
and capitalists. The testimony given
shows that Mrs. Christina Miller. who
has been a domestic in several we'll
known families, succeeded by threats
in securing $4,000 from II. G. Sidle.
president of the First National bank,
and unsuccessfully attempted to victim-
ize George a. Bracket. u capitalist,
and a. L.. Brice. n real estate man. The
woman has now left town, but indict-
ments are expected against her and her
alleged a~ccomplices, of whom it is be-
lieved there are several. She is a
woman OF As and not at all attractive.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21
HILL HISS o.
Demonstration Against New York's Senator
hY Single Taxlfas.

Demonstration Against New York's Senator
by Single Taxltes.
New YoRK, April 17.-Senator d. d.
Hill was vigorously Missed at a meeting
nnder the auspices of the Manhattan
Single Tax club. The Kisses were
called forth by n speech from Congress-
man Tom l.. johnson of Ohio, who ar
raigncd Mr.. Hill for his tariff speech.
After Mr.. johnson had discussed single
tax Il while. II man in the audience
wanted 70 ltnow by what eight he came
to New York to insult David Hill, 1.-The
greatest living democrat" Mr.. John.
son had no opportunity to answer this
question, the audience bursting forth
with misses, cat calls and cries Of "Hill
is u traitor to the democracy"
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GOT $4,000 IN GOLD.

Burglars Blow Open the Vault of "a Private
Bank. i.
NASHVILLE, Mich, April 17.-Barry
e. Downing's private bank was robbed
last night. The vault was blown open
and it is known that the burglars Sc.
cured at least 100000 in gold. How
much more was taken has not been
learned.
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Chicago,

UNION STOCK YAnps, CHICAGO, April II.
Hogs-Quotntions: Heavy, $4,000. 55;
mixed, s5.15@5.5o; light, IS i5g5.45;
rough heavy, s51585.30.
Cattle-Quotations: Bceves, 80 G0(94.s5;
cows, s2.0O93.60; stockers and feeders,
&. 7543.t0
sheep-Nativos, s2.CO@s.5O; Texans,
Il. 5O95.00; westerns, sa. 0D93.90
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS

w. II. Turbaet Named for Receiver of Pub
lie Monies at Des Moines.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE prcsi'
dent today sent to the senate the fol
lowing nominations:
Postmasters: Missouri. X. Threl.
ke!d, H~iggirsvillc; J. b. Rich. Slater;
William Z. Cole, La Platte.
Receiver of Public Money-w. H. Tur.
beet. at Des Moines, Ia.
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American Doctor Suicides.

PARIS. April l4,-Dr. Henry Shelley,
n prominent American dentist, com-
mitted suicide this morning by shooting
himself with q revolver.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21

All things have their time and sea.
son. and in the c%hangeful temperature
of a closing winter rheumatism flour
ishes. The best treatment is referred
to in n letter from Miss Lima Gunckle.
Trenton, O., February 22, 1898, who
says: 81 suffered for several yenrs
with rheumatism, but was cured by st.
Jacobs Oil. am now we'll and never
feel anything of it." Better get the
Oil in time and there will be no season
of trouble aftcrward.
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Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. april ~
~Flour-Spring patents, So. 5O0400; win,
ter patents, ~, 20Q9B. so.
Wheat-Cnsh, GJc; May, tOi4c.
Coru-Cash. 3S3sc; May, 3SAlc.
Oats-No. 9 white, S4I1@3511c; NJ
white. 3403424c,
Rye-40c.
Barley-Nominal
Flax-S1.2 90.
Timothy-s4.30 per cwt
Whisky-$l.l2.
Pork-May, sl2.75; July. sl2 so.
Lard-May, $40; July, S7.l2i5.
Ribs-May, $50; July, sG.4216.
Shoulders-s5S7hsW6.121 &.
Short Clear-s6.S 5M7.C0.
Butter-creameries. l7@21c; dairie.
Chcese-Chcddars and fats, l0149llc
Young Americas, 12@l2Ilc.
Eggs-llc.
Hides-Light and heavy green sailed
fully cured, 814c; green hides. aaalc; greer
calf, 7c; dry flint, &c; deacons
ench, Csc.
Tallow-unchanged; No. 1, 42ac; No. 2,
&c; cake. SC.
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THE MARKETS.
Sioux CITY Stock,

UNION STOCK YAnps, SIOUX CITY, April IL
- Hogs - Heavy, s5OO95. 10; mixed.
81. 95a5. O5; light, 8 .95@5.05.
Cattlc-Beevcs, s3.0O93. 80; cows and
h~eifcrs, sl.50@2.75; bulls, s2.0J82. 10;
stockers md feeders, 81, 35l3. IS; year
lings and calves, |! .o0@3.o0
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21
WIN Cruise In Berinp Sen.

VALLEJO, Cal April 1.-THE United
Stat IS steamship Ranger has arrived at
San Diego, and will proceed to Mare
Island on Tuesday, where she will he
fitted out for a cruise in Bering sea. She
will also take on stores for the gunboal
Yorktown.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21
Baron Twccumouth,s WIN.

LONDON, April A,-The will of the
late Baron Tweedmouth (Sir Dudley
Coutts- Maioribanksl was made public
Friday. The Hon. Coutts- Majoritanks,
his second son, is left the cattle rancho
and machinery in the Dakotas and his
interest in the Rocking Horse rancho.
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peu,e, Th., rust WIN y, Formed

COLUMBUS. April IA. Cole of the
Hooking Coal aud Iron company. being
asked as to the truth of the story that a
national coal trust is to be inauyuratel.
said there was no truth in it. If. he
said, there We're but 100 operators it
might be done, but with an operator at
each cross road the thing is not practica.
hlSu .
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21
Unknown Man Killed IL, r,,,,

UnknoWn Man Killed by a Train.
kEoKuK, Ia, April 1.-THE body Of
an unknown man was found on the track
OF the st. Louis, keokuk and Northwest
ern road two miles above here. He is
suspposed to have been run over by a
train.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21
DECLINES THE CYR CHALLENGE
sandow VIII Not Compete for Strong Man
Chnmpionship.

New York, April 14.-Sandow has
refused to accept Richard X. Fox's
challenge OF behalf OF Louis Cyr to
compete for the strong man champion
ship. When Sandow came here he
brought with him three ponies which
he uses to show his strength. Collector
kilberth imposed n duty of sac apiece,
which the board of general appraisers
confirmed. Sandow asked Judge La
conbe to reverse the decision on the
ground that his ponies were ''profes-
sional implements and therefore ex-
empt from duty. The application was
61ad
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NEARLY RACE RIOT.
Texas People Threaten to Lynch u Nesr,
RapIst.

CoRslCANA, Tex, April lo--One
week ago Mrs. Moss, living on the out.
skirts of this place, was criminally us.
saulted by a negro Last Friday morn,
ng n negro attempted to assault Mrs.
Maynard, a widow living near Mrs.
Moss. Saturday night John Watts,
negro, was arrested on suspicion
and identified By Mrs. MAYNARD
rs her assailant About 100 white peo-
pie c~ongregnted on the streets Sunday
night and strong threats were made OF
l%ynching. About ms many negroes ION.
gregated and declared they would not
allow u iynching to occur. A number
Of white people mnde an appeal tc the
crowd to dispense and u race riot wa,
averted.
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The remains of what a%ntiquarians
claim is the foundation OF the house Of
Philip Carteret, the first colonial gov.
ornor of New Jersey, and where the
first legislature Of the state met on
May go, 1903, have been unearthed at
Elizabeth by CITY Surveyor Meyer. 1t
is thought that a monument will be
erected to .nark the spot where the laws
were first enacted for the government
OF New Jersey.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21

Governor Maitc Sustained.

DENVER, April 16.-The supreme
court this morning rendered a decision
in favor of Governor Wnite's mp,
pointces IN the police board case and
Martina and Orr were ordered to turn
over the boolss and Offices at noon to
mnrroW.
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Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, April II.
Cattie-Native steers, s3.7594.4o; cows
and heifers, So 7503.45; stockers and feed,
ers, 50. 00Gg3.D go; calves, 6. 0O9S.0 4.
~Hogs-Heavy, 81 .0JW5.l5; medium, 81. 81
g505; light, "a. $685. Us.
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South Omaha,

oVUTH OMAHA, APTIl III
Hogs-Heavy, s. l5(45.25; mixed, s5lt
@b25; light. $5.15@5.25.
Cattle-Stockcrs and feeders, S2.25W
$50; cow 81. 9oQA 80; common, sl,019l. 81
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FIERCE HUNS AND SlAYs.
tiolent Mobs Making Trouble In the Cox.

eEIOh
CoNSELLsvrLIE, Pa, April 1.-THE
Gene around the Wheeler 4 Morreli
works last night revived remembrance
Of the riotous proceeding when the
strike was inagurated. Mobs Of the
strikers marched up and down the
roads between the two places and
the houses Of those who went
to work yesterday were besieget
by hordes of Huns and Slavs. The be
sieged workmen We're badly frightened
A large party of deputies arrived today
and will guard the works as long n!
there is DANGER.
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THINK CERTAIN CITIES EXEMPT.
Application ofthe Martin Mulct Law Said

to be Limited.
DUBUQUE, April III. j. Mccarthy,
a prominent lawyer of this city and ex.
:ity attorney, has come to the conclus-
ion that the Martin mulct law does not
apply to cities like Dubuque and a few
Others in the state having special char.
tiers. He bases his opinion on a decision
in a Burlington city case in which it wal
decided that no legislative act applied to
cities acting under special charters unde,
the enactment itself expressly so pro.
rided, AID this act is applicable only Ia
cities acting only under the general in
corporation law.
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Johnny Ghurchman-E guess mamma
isn't such II churchwon4n as she pre-
tends.
Annty-Why do you think SOP
Johnny--Before Lent tsgan / told
hcr that just loved to 60 to school.
but she didn't ask me to give it up
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Minneapolis.

MiNNEAroLls, April IL.
Misunderstanding: April, 61l4c; May
614c; July, 62Ac; on track, No. | hard
64Hc; No l northern. 63c: No f;
northern, 6I1Sc.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21

A sickly pimple-covcrcd skin is often
transformed, as If by magic, INTO the full
bloom of radiant health by the use of
Glcnn's sulphur Soap.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21

A new ride, surprising all others IL
every particular. is o to be brought
out by q French inventor. 1t is a mag,
azlne gun, extremely light and san fro
100 cartridges without everlasting the
barrel. Its recoil is SO slight that tho
soldier IL Eeve troubled with it, and
Its 100 cartridges, which are less than
half the weight Of the snme number OF
cartridges OF any other rife, can DO
fred without taking the weapon from
the shoulder. The effects Of its little
bullets arc said to be terrible.
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DENIES THE PETITION.

Jenkins Decision In the Petition of North.
ern Pacific Officers.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April l4.-Judge
Jenkins has denied the petition of the
officers OF the Northern Pacific to APP
point two special masters in %chnncery
to take testimony looking to the re.
moval of the receivers.
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They DENOUNCE The STRIKE
Brotherhood Officials Side Witt
the Roads.
Chief Clark Says the Strikers viii Re
cclve No Recognition From the
Federated Railway Organ
izations.

ST. PAUL, April l6.-The strike on the
Great Northern railway is gradually
working east, having taken in Grand
Forks. N. D, and If not soon settled will
probably reach this end of the line in about
two or three days. 1t is developing &
peculiar state of affairs. The strike wa.
ordered by tho American Railway
union and is being more actively antag,
onized by the railway employees brother
hoods than by the railroad company
itself. There can be no doubt that the
individuals of the various brotherhood
are privately somewhat dissatisfied, but
they recently accepted the revised sched
ules and are standing by their agree.
ment with the company. A meeting
Sunday afternoon of the local organiza
ton Of the engineers took no official no.
tice of the strike, but at the close of the
meeting the secretary told an Associated
Press representative that they were OPP
posed to the strike, and any engineer
who c~ountenances or in any way assists
the strikers will do SO at his peril.
The following, addressed to the presi,
dent of the Great Northern railway, hat
been received here: ''It iremen in YOU,
employ, who are members of the brother
erhood. have quit work In the presen,
strike, they have violated the laws of tn.
organization and will be expelled. They
will have no support from the organiaa'
ton or be sustained by the federal com
mittee. We propose to stand by al!
agreements that have been made and
signed by authorized committees. YOU
are at liberty to act accordingly. F. P
Sargent
The following Is a copy Of a message
sent by E, E. Clark. grand chief of tn.
railway conductors, to the local secre
tary at Spokane Falls, with directions t.
make such use of it as he chose: "Striks
on the Great Northern will receive n,
recognition or support from me or from
federated organizations. Our members
are to comply strictly with our laws and
to perform their proper and right duties
II any participate in a strike they must
abide by the consequences, which are
well known"
AS far as can be learned, the road il
tied up I'VE about 1900 miles of its sys
TEN, the number of men involved being
much greater than the number of actuaI
strikers. So long as the strikers can
prevent tho making up of trains, this
train crews. although willing to run,
trains, are helpless. At a number Of
points along the line the citizens have
openly espoused the cause of the strikers,
1t is not thought any lawlessness will b.
permitted at any point.
A DEVILS Lake special says the strik
ers have prevented any movement of this
trains from that point for AZ hours. The
company, with the help of the crew OF
the train that was stopped there Satur.
day, tried to make up a train for TIL,
east, but was prevented by the strikers
They will allow the baggage car and the
mail cars to proceed, but forcibly pre-
vent the coupling of any passenger trains
The baggage car is exempt from inter
ference, as it has mail matter in it.
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"Hrown's Bronchial Troches" are widely
known as an admirable emedy for Bron-
chitis, Hoarseness, Coughs and Throat
troubles Sold only in boxes.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21
Brcclsinridre's Motion for a New Tr;

Breckinridge's Motion for a New Trial.
WAsntN aroN, April 17.-The no
ton for II new trial for Colonel Breck
in the Pollard Breckenridge
vas filed with the clerk of thu
circuit court at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
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Athletics being the feature Of tho
age, it is proposed to add q special ath.
letic department to the Puris exhibit.
ton Of 1900. There would be Il retro.
speetivs exhibition OF athletics In all
ages. beginning with the Olympian
games and the combats OF the glsdia-
tors III tho Roman c~ircusea.
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Miss Ella Hcpworth Dixon. the dnugh,
ter of Hepworth Dixon, is making a nama
for herself in the literary world Of Lon.
don.
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S. r Morse. the inventor OF the
telegraph. hal tcautiful hands, a fact
that eaught tie attention Of benjamin.
West Wills Morse was yet on art stu.
dsi,t 1t s-es Morse's hAnd that fur.
ntahad West with the ,nodel for the
hand Of CHRIST III enc If We..'s most
famous compositions. and IL is said that
West had the hardiness to say to Morse
that l,s might ~henceforth assert tina I
he had c hand IN the picture.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21

-Dimity vas invented at Damietts, g
city which gave its name to the goods.