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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
KANSAS POPUL1ST EDITORS.

They win lie Royalty Entertained by the
Citizens OF Lawrence In December.
LAWRENCE, Kan, Nov. 20 The COM
mittee on arrangements for the enter
tainment Of the State Reform Press as.
ISOLATION, which will be in session here
December and Z, has begun work.
The visiting editors will be taken in
carriages to the various places Of in
terest in the city, Haskell institute,
the manufacturing district and the
state university. The faculty Of the
latter will banquet the editors and
their guests in Spooner library hall
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
Your L asst
Great Chance!
80 Broadway.

WE HAVE still 100000 worth Of goods left, which
MUST be sold inside of forty days, as the store
will positively be closed January l. 1896 All goods
must be sold by that time.
Therefore everything goes at 50 Cents on the dollar.
We mean what we say Now II you wish to save money,
come early for will give the biggest bargains in Abb
enes history during that time No such sacrifice
was made
This stock consists yet Of the finest and best goods
Mems, Boys and Children's Suits.
Mems, Boys and Childrens 0vercoats
Mems, Boys and Children's Hats and Gags
Gents fine Furnishing Goods,
Silk MufHers and Handkerchieis.
Best Silk Umbrellas Etc, Etc
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
ON BROOKLYN BRIDGE.


A Serious Street Railway Accident DC
Cured There Due to Fog.
New YORK, Nov. .O.-A dense fog
settled over the city and vicinity at
daylight this morning, greatly delay
ing traffic in the city and the harbor'
A serious accident occurred on the
Brooklyn bridge at 7;2o o'clock, which
was directly due to the fog While
on the way to Brooklyn train was
forced TO stop about 200 yards from
the Brooklyn station. A train came
along behind. A serious collision was
the result Several cars were tele-
scoped. The accident caused an im-
mediate stoppage Of traffic on the great
structure and thousands Of Brooklyn
people were compelled to walk, as
travel by ferry was slow and uncer-
tain. Two persons were seriously in.
iured
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21

Here is the charming advertisement
Of Topeka loan broker; "Money to
loan to Populists' Republicans and
anyone but Prohibition cranks, at low
est rates on good security" And
this in holy Topeka!
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21

The Peoples Party of Indiana has
dlsbanded, there being no more inter
est taken in the chimerical schemes
and plans Of that queerly constructed
lot Of schemers knowns as Pop
leaders. Is it possible that Kansas
with its boosted intelligence is lag
cling behind Indiana and not having
good sense enough to repudiate
Populisml
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
II Is A TnusT.


The supreme Court Of Missouri So Pro.
nounces the Barber Asphalt CO.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Nov 20, The
supreme court, in an opinion filed by
Judge Burgess in suit against the
Barber Asphalt Co, declared that
company to be monopoly in the
control OF Lake Trinidad asphaltum,
II declared that the advertising by
cities for bids for spch paving and
awarding the contract to ''the lowest
bidder" Is as broad farce as was ever
enacted behind the footlights,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21

What's all this, Deacon Strothcr adj
vising the running Of joints to pay
for electric lighting! viii Elder Rice
please speak to the brother and show
him the wrongfulness Of his waysp
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21

Abilene's council did well in not
binding the city to pay electric light
bills which it could not be able to
meet in the future. The city has had
experience enough with that kind Of
ventures and should never repeat the
aYnarienne.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21

SEpALIx, Mo, Nov. 30 The second
annual poultry show Of central Mis-
souri, fanciers, under the management
Of the Sedalia Poultry club, opened
yesterday with q large number Of
birds on exhibition, There are 500 ex-
hibitors In attendance from different
parts Of the state, and the display of
breeding pens is the largest and best
ever seen in this city.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21

The REFLEcroRs influence Is wide
reaching. A Sedgwick county man
was refused a place on a jury be-
cause this paper quoted his uttcrance
on the whisky situation in Wichita.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21

Complete returns from the lO5
counties in Kansas on the vote cast
for chief justice Of the supreme court
give Judge Martin l24,350, Charles
K. Holiday 1880, the total vote
on chief justice being l67, $50.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
A Hotel sample Room Robbed.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Nov eo-Ten
overcoats and twenty other pieces of
wearing apparel were stolen from the
sample room Of the centropolis hotel
some time during Monday night or
early yesterday morning.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
WITNESSED BY THOUSANDS.


Two Now Mexico Murderers Punished with
Death Just After Dawn.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, Nov. 90 Jesus
vialpando and Feliciano Chavez, con.
victed Of numbering Thomas Martinez,
ranchman, January 20, we're hanged
here early this morning in the presence
Of 1000 people. The scaffold was
erected in valley three blocks north
Of the Palace hotel and at dawn a
crowd began to assemble there. Vial
pando was taken from jail to the gal
lows at sunrise. lie was very much agi-
tated and prayed continuously. His
neck was broken by the fall when the
trap was sprung. Chavez addressed
the crowd for twenty minutes, saying
that evil associations had cost him his
honor and his life. lie stepped briskly
to the trap and died almost without a
tremor, his neck also being broken by
the fall,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21

KANSAS CRY, Nov sl-Csttle-Receipts,
l.i6si calves. 2t7 market strong to higher;
shipping and dressed beef steers, sSli
@a4o western steers, 1890 COWS and
beiere, tl.ss 2sS, stockers and feeders
G.asss@ .u"ss-Receipts' 1909 market s.
lower OF Sooaa@. Sheep Receipts, i,pOs
market active and steady at 7Sca2S5. Horses
Receipts ei5 market steady
ST LOUIS, Nov eQ--Cattle Receipts 5000.
market steady; native steers, Is sofoLso: Texas
and Indian steers, $40 $50 Hogs-Receipts,
5000 market active, 10 lower; heavy, sieoa
80; mixed. g. Oaae0 light. as5g25s. Sheep
-Raceints. 1000: market steady.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21

The creamery mems organization
will enable them to get higher
prices and big southern market for
the product ofKansas farms. Agreat
future is before the creamery in
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21

The Manhattan Nationalist says
that the Pops have adopted another
anthem as their official song. It's
not Goodbye, old parties, good-bye;;'
but, "Dear Democracy, we give our
selves to thee, It's all that we can do"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21

OUR CURRENCY.
Secretary Carlisle Speaks at the
New York Banquet.
LEGAL TENDER NOTES 4 TROUBLE
The Secretary OF the Treasury Also Says
That Much Of Our Financial Trouble 10
Caused by the Uncertainty Of the
Policies Of Our Political Parties.

~
,,. - .L..h. - no,r.
iual o"n4uo' " '"o
mercc OF the state OF new FORK WAS
held at Delmonico's last evening. The
vearlv dinner of this organization Is
$500 ~ ,nost ;mror,ar4 events nj
a"'o''s s"o 'o'' ~
tne metropolis utterauces '"aV now
moved the policy OF the government
have heen made on these occa-
IT,. +. mas somo,vhat altar a o'clock
''ons ~ ".' .L
when fresldent orr, III oriei spc0."'
introduced Secretary Carlisle, VINO
smoke IN "Our Currency system"
r,auo h,, u,,,o N sov mis- evenino. and will
.o,." ~, ,,,.ia ,ime 10 cav Il trwo Years AGO,
y, hano,a, sojd that the disno-
-. Ia ah,,,,a =, No ,ovornmant IN main.
toin a. owr cradit at the highest standard. and
" nra ss ,hs integrity NJ ali forms Of cur
49,, 'arer,atior arong thu neople could
No, he ,sonablv doubted and ought not to be
"a ., - :, ;nr,har Controversy. hut the
.as,, ,s o,h dif,cu,t a nd exnensiye Since that
s AL an was made hers interest hearing
ho.ds ~. shs anount NJ Az, a15 400 have been
,ssnaa ~ nrocure sold Tor the redemption OF
M Irni,ad States notes
M T,sa ,nnaamontal v,ce In our currencv sys.
IAN % no tosoi tander note redeemable In
Mi, hv NO , ryarnmant and reissuable under
~ ,a,y r,hora arc other defects. hit this
,heatens The STABILITY of the whole volume
~ our currencv So long MS these notes
~, o,,,s,ordiny mo s,igbtest dminution OF
mo eoin raserve n, once excites n feeling Of
49,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1895,

II there are any miracles to per-
form Dickinson county is ready tc
take q hand.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21

Abilene is to have lights. 1t will
have some other Injuries as soon as
it gets to them--but 1t will have
them.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21

One township in Marion county
cast only one Pop vote at the recent
election. Nice people down there
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-18
Tho Nyhntcom Countv Fair.

Whatcom. Sept l7.-Specal.--A novel at
traction Of the Indian department Of the
approaching fair Will be an old Lumm
Indian ut work upon a canoe with the
primitive implements used by his tribe in
early DAYS.
Work i'm the various departments Of the
fair is progressing rapidly, and all will be
ready for the reception Of exhibits by Fri
day. The grounds and fair buildings will
no omen 10 exhibitors without charge until
Tuesday morning, by which time it Is ex-
pecte9 that nearly all the exhibits viii be
arranged and the big show will be In fun
blast The Ferris wheel was set IN motion
Yesterday and reVolved .'rfectly. There
is a long row Of sheds for cattle. sheep
and hogs. a big. warm stable for horses
and scores of uuely constructed COops for
poultry. The poultry show VIII be open 10
the whole Sound country. and IL is expect
ed that it will be one OF the best ever held
in the Northwest Harry Collier. editor
Of the poultry aenartrnent 81 the North
west T0rticulturist viii Judge the birds
one Of the largest and finest rooms with
skvlght has been reserved for the art ex-
hihit The fisheries and forestry deoart-
meuts viii Doc very complete and the dis
olav 90 fruits and farm products viii no
especially 6no. All the desirable rooms In
the second story OF the big exhibition
building have been reserved for mer-
chants displays and Offices SDec,G, at
fractions win be numerous and altogether
there is no doubt that the fair viii be one
- the finest exhibitions Of the resources
and products Of the Northwest ever held
in the state.
ARA 7aornents have been made 20 have
Senator Squire here on "Wednesday. the
2th. and deliver an address in the fair
building
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ming tomorrow evening. Their stores nan
be closed all day Thursday. rabbi -
ser Will he assisted in the Ceremonies !.
Temple Beth Israel by S. Posnar
kinrOss' Casino Opera Company s~.,
a Creditahle success last night in y.
Chimes OF Normandy in spite Of n.
shortcomings Of one Of the principsls
The Pierce County Republican Chm ~
give a reception and hOuse-warrn;nr -
morrow evening in their new quarters I
the Wallace building.
The answer OF the board of public wor,,
70 the complaint Of James Lee was tpss
today. Lee seeks to restrain the bos,s
from entering into a contract 10 p,lreha.s
cordwood at S1.75 per cord. The ansg.,
sets up that Lees bid was not a bona a.
one. but was fraudulent and made In eol.
fusion with the St. Paul and Tacoma Lam.
Der Company.
w +. Felix, who has been langulshrr
in the county jail on the charge Of fors.
cry. was today released on $500 bail. "a
was Immediately rearrested on a warrsn,
served by Sheriff Caldwell. OF Masoa
county, charging him with adultery with
Mrs. W!man. The officer left al O'CLOCK
with his prisoner for shelton.
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whatcom Council Proceedings.

Whatcom, Sept T.-Special.-The city
council last evening appointed ". NJ. Frlz-
ell to succeed the late G. q. Cole az coun-
Gilman at large. Mr.. F'rizell is 3 dealer
in lime. cement. unantels. etc. and is an
active and progressive business man
The council has awarded contract to
the Bclliuzham Bay Improvement Compa-
ny 70 furnish twelve arc lights on Elk
Holly and Thirteenth streets for 500 per
month for one year. The contract was
awarded by q vote OF 20 ? one Of rhe
coHncilmen voting In the negative appealed
from the decision of the chair. which was
sustained By the same vote By which the
mayor who IS himself a leading lawyer.
declared the motion carried. He said he
had some doubt as 10 the correctness Of
tae ruling and also 10 whether the
company would accept the contract "a
awarded The city attorney says that five
affi rmatlve votes are required 10 award
any contract involving the payment Of
money. The business men are particularly
DESTROYS that the principal streets he light
ed before the fair opens next Monday.
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Bnllin0nnrn kAx News.

Whatcom. Sept Specialize remit
titur in the case of ex-City Treasurer +. NJ.
Isensce was presented to Judge Wnn this
morning and the commitment papers
were Immediately signed. Isensee left on
the afternoon train for Walla WalIa in
charge OF Deputy Sheriff Brisbin. There
isn't much doubt that Phil would go 70
Walla Walla alone. II permitted. and per-
sonally present his commitment papers at
the penltentary. His sentence is for four
year,.
Fairhaven, Sept 17.-Specia1.-Mrs Nc
ElrOy who was seriously injured in the
Riley runaway accident at Ferndale sun
day. was brought TO St Joseph's hospital
yesterday for medical attendance
Another newcomer at the hospital IS
William Hodges. who was accidentally
shot through the shoulder by a companion
at Blue Canyon Sunday while hunting.
The wound was made by rifle ball, and
is a bad one.
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The state congregational Convention.

Ellensbu-g. Sept. E.-Special.-The sew
enth annual meeting of the State Congre-
rational Association convened here this
morning IN the same church in which IL
was organized six years ago More than
forty ministers and delegates were pres
ent. from all over the state. The meeting
was called 20 order by Rev. George II il.
Lee. ~ Seattle. Little was done at the
morning session. Permanent orSaniZatio
was completed this afternoon ny the cleo
ton % Rev. T. 3. Smith. OF Walla Walla
moderator. and Rev. 4. a. Doyle, OF Sc
attic scribe. number Of papers on in
teresting topics were discussed. and much
interest manifested. The report Of the
registrar showed Additions 10 the church.
rs. total membership January I. 5.262:
number of churches at this date. l2o; num-
her Of ministers. 20, expended for benevo-
lenCe 1897. home expenditures. S5i.S93
SiXty-three of the churches have houses Of
worship. valued a about S95 000. parSon-
ages. IS church Indebtedness. sgi $40; sun
day school enrolment. S.7i3: Y. p. $. C. +.
membership. eco
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ire unrchzse of horses fGr ths hose carts
TIE frs committee vas crsereS = Pur-
chase 4 bill An effort 20 amend fh@
cox ar4frar~~ 50 a. 70 permit cattle 20
run A. large during the day tire failed -
carry. the vote being a Sc, 20 3 TIE
city engineer was directed 20 Tnaks ar So
fsr1ate FOR the extsrSsou az CODY avenue
&c Green's wood cemetery A little ~orH
will then open the road % silver Lake
committee was appointed consisting ri
sss~s-x sfFrh Collins and Tfi,eary 70 in
o5ysre into the status ~ the 1900 court
house bonds. Messrs. Mish, McRea and
Steward we're appointed committee 70
consult with the city attorney On the
bonding ordinance 70 refund the over
ISSUE Of warrants validated By the special
election held in June.
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Highway Robbery Near Burnett.

Burnett. Sept. Special Sunday night
about $ O'Clock Mr. r Thomas and Will
lam Phillips were held up at Iron Mount
ain. which Is on a dark curve about one
mile west IF Burnett Thomas was relieved
Of - cents, but his watch was not moles;-
ed as ne made them believe il was no
good Phillips was relieved Of q watch
valued at 81. open-face dust proof. silver
case. Appleton Tracy & CO movement.
No 2E6l7o. manufactured by American
Watch Company They also relieved him
Of - cents Mr.. Bloom. a barber Of South
Prairie. IS said % have been attacked near
this place last fall No description Of tine
robbers can he given except they were
tall and wore overcnlts.
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s Creat Glass Plant burned.

Alexandria Ind, Sept 1.-THE Ameri-
can Plate Glass Works Of this city caught
fire at 8 o'clock tonight, and at 10 o'clock
the main building. 600 feet long. was en-
veloped i'm flames. The fire originated from
the ignting Of escaping gas from a de
fectiVe pipe in the casting room. The
plant was built in 1892. and has been idle
nearly all Of the time since. as the result
of the depression and the complications in
which the former owners became involved
1t was reorgauized thirty days ago with
a capital Of 81 900. 200 with Mai. G. T. DoX-
ey as president The plant is the largest
OF the kind in the world. Last week the
works were started with about $50 men.
and it was the intention to emplOyc next
Monday about 500 workman.
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LIFE NOT WORTH Living.
She Preferred Non-existence to an *.
istence Without Health.

4 dispatch from Chicago reports the SUI
eide of a woman who, having suffered fox
q long time with malaria, became despoac
ent.
Calling to mind the many Thousands Who
are afflicted with that obstinate and unr
lenting foe OF human health and hsppses
malaria in It's various hideous fof9s-
there seems urgent need TO give still rag
publicity 10 the one and only successful
remedy
Peruvian Bark is known as the mostpsx.
erful antimaiarial article in medical SCI.
enCe. the difficulty Is III introducing lin
TO the system. In the concentrated form
of quinine II is too violent in its action ana
cannot be taken long enough continuously
10 eradicate malarial poisons without other
wise diSnrdering the system.
Peruvian Bitters is scientific blend d
Peruvian Bark with other medicinal beras
and fine California Brandy. Ii is not OILY
antimalarial in It's action, but is an sbsc
lutely perfect tonic. Ii supplies the active
principle of Peruvian Bark in continuous
small quantities, while il so tones and 10
vlgorates the entire system, especially u,
digestive functions, as TO produce the bes
possible condition for a cure. There Is no
case on record where Peruvian Bitters have
failed. Reader, If you are not afflicted, per.
haps some suffering friend or acquaintanes
will thank you 10 bring this TO his notes
MACK IL Co., San Francisco. All dealefi
and druggists.
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO
-
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PLATT STILL RULES.
The New York Convention Car
ries Ont His Programme.
HE MADE SOME CONCESSIONS.
Enforcement Of the sunday laws De-
rnanded, Morton IndorSed for Presi-
dent, and MahEny Not seated.

Saratoga. y. Y. Sept 1.-THE state Re
publican convention closed It's session To-
night after following closely the w0rk
mapped out by its leaders. II named this
ticket FOR presentation 70 the people of
this state In November next:
For secretary Of state. John Palmer. OF
Albany. conptroIler. James f. Roberts, Of
Erie, state treasurer, A 3. C0lvin. ~
Warren, state engineer, 9 ". Adams, Of
Oneida. attorney general Z. Z Hancock.
OF Oneida. Judge Of the court OF appeals.
Col ora <. Martin. OF Broome.
The platform demands enforcement Of
the Sunday liquor law and the preserva-
ton Of the Sabbath. IL scores the Demo
cratic administration for failing TO defend
the rights Of American citizens resident Or
travelling in foreign countries. and for per-
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Unknown Man Killed Near ChehalI~

Chehalls Sept. Il Special -The over
land train which passed through here last
last night after dark struck an
unknown man in The cut "A short
distance above town. Ifc was
Killed Instantly Roth legs. both arms. his
neck and his Jaw were broken. and his
head and body were covered with bruises
and cuts. The man was a Dane. about 81
wears ~ aEo. who stopped AT one OF the
saloons yesterday and told a couutryman
whom De met THAT De WAS or his way
from Astoria 81 Tacoma IEe had no mon
~. snd There were uo papers on his person
~ which Dr. could 70 identified
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Tacoma Sept 17,-Special Steamer
Rapid Transit arrived today with 2iS tons
Of coal from Nanaimo. Il G.
4 $50 foot section e the ocean warehouse
is on rollers and Will likely be moved up
alongside the new building tonight New
piling is 70 be driven on the site Of the
old building
Bark Seminole viii clear tomorrow from
the Tacoma mill with 100000 feet Of lum-
her for sydney
Hamilton & McCabe. the stcveiores.
have not yet given up their attempt 70 dis
charge vessels by electric power although
their late attempts have not been entirely
successful.
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Millennium scores q Point

Tacoma, Sept. Especial Attor-
ney W.clsersham's motion 70 strike out
large portion ~ the Tacoma Light and
Water Company's answer to the citv's
complaint En- the 100000 damage suit
vas sustained today by Judge Pritchard.
The matter stricken narrated in detail the
preliminary steps taken In the sale of the
water plant. The company VIII file an
amended answer.
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RIVAL FINANCIAL REFoRMFR>.


The S.uela Tax club gave up its meeting
1f.nIay night 20 a discussion on suaure
between Laurence traulund and Richard
Nlgsor. 4 large audience was ln attend
Gnca. and after the regular debate kept
fhe speak RS answering questions until
long after ID O'Clock. TIE formal subject
% the discussion was.
Resolved. That the P5puI5st psrt,.
should dispense with gree1hac kisrn BE-
Dir. Gronlund opened for the affirmative
SIDE and closed. while Judge Winsor had
ms hour between. Grreenbackers Mr.
Groniuud claimed, were the heart and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-18

Tacoma. Sept. -SpectaI-The Cham
Der Of Commerce X arranging an excf,r-
sion Thursday 10 Victoria 10 attend the
fair there on Friday. American 1av. BE
tween % and 81 people VIII 70 on the
City Of Kingston
The Hebrews Of Tacoma Will observe the
festival OF The jewish New Year begin
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The rran~contfnentaI BICYCLE Record.

Providence r l.. Sept l>-Norton Dux-
bury. who started from the city hall on
April 20 ride 70 san Francisco has re-
turned. having lowered the transconti-
mental record from 50 DAYS n hours 70 IS
DAYS I, hours DuXhury Is tHe first wheel
man 60 MAKE the '1urncr from coast 20
coast and back. and the only one 20 cross
th" great desert. feat atteneted ny
Thomas stevens several years ago.
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Vancouver. p. G.. Sept. 17.-Joan Nc
Le0d. an enpIoye in the Hastings mill
was struck IN the groin this morning BY a
splinter thrown from a saw. He was fear
fully injured, ana died a few hours later
IN a hospital