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American Women Show Them How
st. James Gazette.

American Women Show Them How
st. James Gazette.
When a certain princess was married
q year or so ago, she found special de.
light in the fac that she could shop like
other women: n just q few days be.
fore Princess Maud vas married, hei
mother, Prince Charles and herself were
quietly enjoying the shops in Bond
street like any ordinary m~ortals. Leigh
Hunt was won't to say that cur metro.
politan shop windows were the best pos.
sible education and so, no doubt, they
are. Like the rest of our go ahead age
u shops march with the times; and
as the ranks of shopkeepers are fire..
quently r~eplenished by people wei.
known In society, and the wealth OF
trade now opens every social sid OF
life to the fortunate trader, 1t is moi
wonderful that a much greater refine.
ment and education are brought to beal
on our retail trade. The shops are beau.
tifuly decorated and women are tempt.
ed to linger there by being able to OBJ.
tain on the spot. tea, luncheon or any re.
freshment they may want. And yet
how very few women there are who
have mastered the science of shopping,
They waste their money. or are ts
%penurious on the one side and too lavisl
on the other. Our American cousins
who are now coming over by hundreds
are giving us English some
practical hints IL we will only profit bs
them. They know what they want and
how to get 1t. Do we?
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Chicago, Sept. leash quotations were
as follows:
Flour-Market weaker. Winter patents,
f2.T5@s 80: spring patents. 81. 5oas. 55; bak-
52AG54c; No. 2 red. sSAga6oMco. spt
Gorn-No. 2, 2oss@2oAc: No. 3 yellow. ecN
oats-No.2 2, 14H@lec; No. 2 white, 4. 0. b.,
10000; No. 3 white. +. o. b., 150Ishc.
Rye-No. 2, 3lhc.
Rarley-No. 2. nominal; No. 8, I. o. b.,
22G3!c: No. 4, I. Q. b., 2lc.
Rys--No. 2, size.
Barley-No. 2, nominal; No. 8. I. 0. b..
Inax Seed-No. /. 66Ac.
Timothy ~Seed-Prime, $2.T0.
RIGHTEOUSNESS pork, N.5oa5 IS; lard.
=. 1908 .s214; short RIB sides. s.. 2o9s. 80; dry
sailed shoulders, s.. 1891. co. short clear
dies. 81. 50QD3. 621S.
Wh.sky@,aD:st.iiers' finished goods. per
1Giac.
Eggs-Fresh. l2c.
Cheese-TAQ7&c.
of A, A.b71a.$.
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MAKES A GREAT CoMMoTIoN
Weylcr's Decree in Regard to Sugar
and Coffee Crops.

and Coffee Crops.
Key West, Fla, Aug. 31.-Great ex-
cftement prevails in Havana over Wey-
ler's decree in regard to the sugar and
coffee crops 1t is believed If issued the
decree will be strongly opposed. Seri-
Gus complications are expected from the
Spanish element. 1t is rumored that the
conservative party held a secret meet
ing Saturday night and decided to ask
the home government for Weyler's re-
call, and If refused to forcibly expel him,
as was done to General Dulce in the last
war.
1t is understood tht Consul Lee has
strongly protested against the notice
posted at the entrance to Cabana fort
ress, stating that If the American consul
presents himself there to detain and ar
rest him. Lee has also demanded that
Weyler make a full investigation OF
Charles GOWNS death.
1t is further reported that Quantin
Bandera and sixty followers have
crossed the southern section of the tro-
cha and are now operating around
Pozo Redmondo and that Bandera will
assume command of the forces in Ha-
vana province, heretofore under Genera
Zayas. who was killed in a recent en-.
gagement. .
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Pensions Grantcd.

Washington. Sept. Pensions have
been granted as follows:
Iowa: Origlnal-Ie',n Z. S%lrllinger
Ear1ham; Jaraes J. Gwin1, Glenwood
Charles r. Bell, Bloomfield: John A
Kirkpatrick, Victor. Authorization.
p. Goodwin, Moulton. Increase-Thom
as P. Henry, Bonaparte. Reissue-Cor.
nelius Scott, Manchester; minor of Rob.
ert Moire, Ottumwa.
Nebraska: Original-Leander d
Grey, Holmesville.
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POLITICS DID IT.
The Law Firm of Dickinson, Steven
son and Thurber Dissolved.

The Law Firm of Dickinson, Steven
son and Thurbcr Dissolved.
Detroit, Mich, Sept. 1.-The dissolu-
ton of the partnership of ex~-Secretary
Don NJ. Dickinson. Elliott G. Stevenson,
e~x-chatrman of the democratic state
central committee, and Mr.. Thurber,
former private secretary of the execu-
tive mansion, the biggest law firm in
Michigan, went into effect today. The
dissolution is a result of political diff
%ferences, the ex-secretary beng a gold
standard man, while Mr.. Stevenson, al
though inclined to the same point OF
view, recently compromised his associ-
ates by accepting the Craftsmanship OF
the state central committee and becom-
ing responsible for the Bryan campaign
in this state. Although he subsequently
reconsidered this action, the friction 1t
created was not healed, and Mr.. Steven
son determined to withdraw. Messrs.
Dickinson n Thurber will, it is under
stood, continue their business relations.
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suure,ne Court Decisions.

Pierre, S. D.. Aug. 2S.-In he supreme
court yesterday petitions for a rehear.
ing were denied in the cases Of the city
of Deadwood VS. james Allen, two cases.
Thompson VS. Ulrtckson, and Allibone
VS. Ames. Petitions were granted In
Bellaty VS. Pierce. Opinions were hand
ed down in these cases:
Burt Fuller, respondent, VS. Roberts
county, appellant; reversed.
Town of Dell Rapids VS. Margaret Irv-
ing, Minnehaha county: affirmed.
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WARNER MlLLER'S PUNISHMENT
Mr.. Plntt's Opponent Dropped From
the Advisory Committee.

New York, Sept. 1.-The meeting Of
the republican state committee yester
day at the Fifth Avenue hotel witnessed
the rebuke of Thomas c. Plat to War
ner Miller because of the latter's fight
against Mr.. Platt at the recent St. Louis
convention. Mr.. Miller was unceremo
niously dropped from the advisory com
mittee.
The committee, as appointed, consists
OF Thomas c. Platt, Chauncey NJ. De.
pew, Edward Lauterbach, Frank His,
cock and Frank S. Witherbee.
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Bound for Oonstantinople.

Washington, Aug. 31.-Acting secre-
.tary McAdoo stated that the Bancroft
would proceed to New York today and
remain there twelve days. fitting out for
her sea trip. No official order for the
trip of the Bancroft or fixing her desti-
nation has yet been made, and the off,
Gals of the navy and state departments
decline to confirm or deny that the des-
tination OF the ship will be C~onstinople.
It is the general understanding about
the department that the long negotia-
lions with Turkey Ia resulted In IN
understanding by which opposition to
the passage Of the Dardanelles by a
United States Ship will be urged.
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Mrs. pnrnen In Ireland.

Queenstown, Aug. 2S.-Upon the ar
rival here of the Red Star line steamer
Pennland from Philadelphia the chair
man Of the Queenstown town commits
sioners presented Mrs. Parnell, mother
Of the ate Charles Stewart Parnell, with
a bouquet. and on her arrival at Clarke
she was met by the ex-mayor and a dep-
uta.tion of Parnellites,
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Pensions Granseu,

Washington, Aug. 2s.-Penslons have
been granted as follows:
Iowa: Orlginal-Daniel Hagerty, Tenn
pleton; Sylvester Hallings, Soaring;
Nicholas Kierch, Mineola. RESTORATION
and Increasa-Joseph Hardacre, Kings
ley. Original Widows-Sarah Carlsbad
don. Lake City.
South Dakota: Original-Andrew l..
Granger, Estelline. Increase-Edwari
Atwater. Ho Springs. -Original WIZ
ows-Jacob II. Frey Qather), Milbank.
Nebraska: Observation-Disclosures I'd
wards, Omaha. Increase-William Muir
ply, Holdredge. Original Widow-Eliz.
abeth Flenniken, Wisner.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Lii Hung Chang visited Grants tomb
Sunday.
Charles e. Whitlain has been commits
stoned postmaster OF Cyrus, Neb.
In European political circles it is not
believed Italy and Brazil will go to war.
The postoffice at Westford, Custer
county. S. D., has been discontinued;
mail will go to Custer.
rance has signed a twelve-year trea-
ty with Japan on the same basis as the
United States agreement.
Charles Stanley Reinhart, the well
known artist. died of Bright's disease at
the Players club. New York, Sunday.
The election in Chill was SO close that
congress has been convened to deter
mine the result. There is much fear Of
a revolution.
The different railroad brotherhoods
in convention at Indianapolis, Sunday
passed a resolution favoring federation
of all railroad organizations.
The entire Japanese ministry has re-
signed. Count Kuroda has been APP
pointed acting premier. The crisis arose
on account of a difference of opinion re-
garding the vacant foreign portfolio.
A dispatch to the London Times from
Rio says that on cou of the anti
Italian riots in Brazil President Moraes
has accepted the resignation of DIR. Car
los A. De Carvalho, minister of foreign
affairs, and DR.. A. G. Ferreiers, min
lister of justice.
Twelve thousand people crowded into
Convention hall at Celeron. on Lake
C~hautauqua, two miles from James,
town, N. Y, Saturday to hear Bryan.
The capacity of the hall was only 5000
and for a time there was danger of a
panic. The pressure was relieved by an
overflow meeting.
The Cologne Gazette publishes a dis
patch from Zanzibar, saying thai the
Berinan consul there has refused the
request of the British officials to sur
render Said Khalid. who recently as
sumed the title of sultan and was SUBJ
sequently driven from the palace by the
shells from the British squadron at an
Choir off the place.
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Kansas City. Sept. 1.-Hogs-Receipts,
2,l0o. Market steady to SC lower. Quota
tons: Light n pigs, 50. 1905. rs; medium,
So. 0eG3.1 10; heavy. 81. S593. 90.
Cattie-Receipts, 5000. Market steady ia
1oc lower. Quotations: Native steers, best,
$4.G0a4. 40; fair to good native steers, So. ID
@4.W; cows and he.fers, best, 81. 5000 20;
far to good cows and heifers. 81. 1902. 30;
bulls, $2.10Q2 so; stockers INT feeders, 50. 40
@3.i0: Texans and western, 81. 5Gd3. 80;
calves, s. .00G12. 90.
SheeneRece.pts. COCO. Market easy.
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SHE is NOT WORRIED.
John Dempsic Blows Out His Braint
for Love of Mary Kellogg.


Logan, Ia, Aug. 31.-John Derpsie OF
neal Clarinda committed suicide Satur-
day afternoon at the country residence
of Butler Kellogg. about a mile north OF
Logan. The act was on account of a
girl whom he could not wed-Miss Mary
Kellogg, daughter of the man on whose
premises Dempsie died. About a year
ago Dempsie came from Page county to
visit relatives and CHANGED to meet the
disappointment OF his life. Dempsie ar.
rived about l p. m. Saturday and pro.
ceeded to the place, when he politely
informed Miss Kellogg that she should
marry him or he would kill himself. She
absolutely refused and he proceeded te
the barnyard n blew a hole through
his head with a 3s-caliber revolver, the
ball entering at the right temple. The
young woman does not seem to be very
badly worried about the affair.
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Enwo,th Convention Adjourns.

Epworth Convention Adjourns.
Huron, S, D., Aug. 2S.-The most sue
cessful Epworth league convention ever
held in this state closed last evening to
meet In Mitchell next ear The officers
are: President, Rev. e. T.. Cotton of
Mitchell; recording secretary, Mrs. A. C.
Stevens Of Redfeld; corresponding Sec
rotary, Mrs. ]. p. Jenkins of Madison;
treasurer, Ed L. Wells of Huron.
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South Omaha

South Omaha, Sept. 1.-Hogs-Receipts,
$500; official yesterday. 1924; shipments,
225. Market weak to SC lower. Quotations:
Heavy, $2.65@2. 1885,; mixed and light, 81. SO9
800.
Cattle-Rece!p.s. 1900; official yesterday,
2,s15; shipments, 954. Market active and
firm.
sheep-Rece:pts, 500: official yesterday.
i.044; shipments. none. Market firm.
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Red River Indians Protest.

Pierre, S. D., Aug. ga party OF Bad
Indians. headed by Black Toma-
hawk, were in the city yesterday to wire
a protest to Inspector Mclaughlin Of
the treatment given them at the agency.
They claim that Agent Couchman is dis
eliminating against them in an effort
20 force them to give up their allotments
On Bad river and move to the reserva-
ton, where they will be under his more
pp,adiata control
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EMPLOYMENT OF MINORS.
The New York Law Goes Into Effect

The New York Law Goes Into Effect
Provisions OF the Measure.
New York. Sept. 1.-THE law passed at
the last session of the legislature affect
ing the employment Of minors in manu-
featuring and mercantile establishments
goes into effect today. 1t applies to the
entire state, and provides that every
boy and girl who is between the ages
of IA and 16 n employed In q wholesale
or retail store. must secure a certificate
Of health from the department Of
health. The health commissioners have
been busy for months preparing to put
the law into effect, and all employers of
labor have been notified of jts provi-
siors.
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Mgr. Lawier, Vicar General.

Sioux Falls. S. D., Aug. 2s.-Fathet
Maher OF Mitchell. Mgr. Lawler of Alex
andria, Very Rev. Mr. Mensing of Web
ster, Rev. Claude I5bner of Woonsocket
and Rev. Mr.. Flynn spent yesterday In
conference with Bishop O'Gorman. Mgr.
Lawler was appointed vicar general of
the diocese of Sioux Falls, and Very
Rev. Mr.. Redmund of Lead for the Hills
district.
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Grain ana Provisions,

ep-Rece:pts. 6.O0o. Market easy.
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OCCODeF II.
Death of a LeMars Business Man
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STEAMER RUNS ASHORE.

The Engineer Was Standing in Three
Feet of Water When Land Was
Reached.
Grind Stone City, Mich, Aug. 31.-The
steamer Michigan a ashore one-half
mile below here at $3.50 last night. A
bucket broke on the wheel and a pipe
broke causing a leak. The steamer
filled rapidly and the engineer was
standing in tire feet of water when they
reached the reef. Fifty passengers
were aboard. The Port Austin life saw
ing station went Immediately to the
rescue and assisted in repairing the boat.
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THE
sioux Cfty live stook

Sioux City. Sept. 1.-sioux City Stock
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Heavy. 81. esq
$50; mixed and light. s.. 75G2.9 80.
Cattle-Quotat,ons: Cows and heifers.
81. 25Q3. %: bulls. s1.5OG52. 60: veals, 50. 500
300; calves and yearlings, So. 50dp3, Is:
stockers and feeders, 81. 7543. 40.
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Woman Fatally Burned.

West Bend. Ia. Aug. 2s.-what will
probably prove a fatal accident occur
ed to Mrs. John Knutson. living two
miles east. She was preparing dinner
when flames in some manner were com
municated from the stove to her dress,
burning her terribly. Her husband
rushed to her rescue and was seriously
burned about his hands and rms. She
will die.
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n was an Awful Slaughter.

Constantinople, Aug. 31.-Just before
the departure of the leaders of the inva-
sion Of the Ottoman bank on Sir Edgar
vincent's yacht, after they had nego-
tiated with the Turkish officials and sur
rendered upon condition that they
should be allowed to leave the country
they announced to the d~ragomans of the
different embassies.th that they intended t
continue the agitation until the rights
of the Armenians should be recognized
by the powers.
AS an indication of the number of per-
sons who persisted in the recent riots. 1t
Is stated that 700 dead bodies were bur
led in the Chickli cemetery alone. The
British charge d'affaires, Michael Her
bert, has made special representations
to Tewfik Pasha, Turkish minister Of
foreign affairs, concerning the case of
two Americans, who were brutally
killed just in front OF the guard house
and before the eyes Of the members OF
the British embassy.
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Will TrY tha Rioters.

Constantlnople. Aug. 31.-A special
judicial committee began suits in this
city today for the purpose OF trying
400 Moslems and Armenians who ara
accused of having participated in the
recent rioting in and around constan.
finople
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-09-05
MAY KILL THE SICK MAN
Powers Nearly Ready to Depose
the Sultan.
A Note Sent TO the Ruler of Turkey
Which Caused tho Despot to
Tremble on His Shaky
Throne.

London, a.-The Daily News in
Its editorial columns this morning, says:
Europe Is face to face with the deposi-
ton of the sultan and the partition OF
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-09-05

The city of London has now about
t~wenty-three miles of carriage ways laid
with noiseless materials, out Of which,
roughly speaking, asphalt counts for
three-fourths and wood for one-fourth.
In the noiseicss footways, which are cal
eulated to amount to about fifteen and
a half miles. asphalt has the field en-
TREY to itself.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-09-05

Death of n LeNfars Business Man
LeMars, Ia, Aug. 31.-Charles
Adamson, son OF Thomas Ad-
amson, of the board of supervisors
of this county, died Sunday morning.
after q brief illness. % typtoid-malarla
fever. MI. Adamson was a popular
young business man, having been en-
gagged for the past four or five years in
the paint n wall paper business. He
was a member OF several organizations
in the city among which was the Ma
sonic lodge, the fire company and the
LeMars band. The funeral services will
be held Tuesday in the Presbyterian
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-09-05
FAST TIME Al HEDRICK.
Rubenstein Makes 2:o5 In the
Free for All Pace.

Free for All Pace.
Hedrick, Ia, Aug. 2s.-The fastest
racing ever seen on the kite shaped
track was witnessed by probably 1000
people yesterday. The fields were
smaller than on other previous days, DC
casloned by the general certainty as to
the winners OF the free for all pace and
the 2:40 trot. The official time in the
third heat of the pace was 2:05, equal
ing Rubensteln's mark and lowering the
track record. The time, as taken by
watches on the stretch. was 2:05A and
o,ne - ~"
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ENGLAND WANTS HIM,

British Consul Asks Germany to
Surrender Said Khalid.
zanslbar, Aug. 2s.-The British consul
has asked the German consul here to
surrender Said Khalid. the usurper who
took refuge in the German consulate
yesterday after escaping from the pal
ace during the bombardment OF that
building by British warships in the har-
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-09-05

Lovers OF the toothsome Goldfish ball
ard invallds who are compelled to take
h far from toothsome cod liver oil will
be interested to learn that advices from
ST. Pierre, Miquelon. the
greatest cod catch In years.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-09-05
The Philippine Revolt.

Madrid. Aug. 31.-Advices from Malts
say tina the separatist revolt in the.
PHILIPPINE Islands has been renewed and
that a.stat. Of siege has been proclaimed
In Manila.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-09-05
Cleveland on BOARD.

Buzzards Bay, Mass. Aug. 2s.-The
steam yacht Sapphire, owned by Mr..
Stillman of New York, sailed from here
at 12:45 p. IN. for that city with Presi-
dent Cleveland on board.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-09-05
krMBALI.. . SOUTH DAKOTA.
Thirty-stx peasants belonging to tn

Thirty-stx peasants belonging to the
village of Stengevic in Croatia have just
been convicted Of a series of murders
and robberies extending over several
fears by the high court OF Agram. They
selected their husbands. fathers and
brothers as victims. One mar who had
shared in %robberies accompanied by
murder was condemned to be hanged;
,ourteen others, including three women,
we're sentenced to death, while the rest
got from ten to twenty years at hard H.
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Premier of Japan Resigns.
Yokohama, Aug. 2s.-Premler Ito. who
Is also minister for2the interior n sec
OF the cabinet. has reAignRd.
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p,.kIer 40 W.shincton

Washington. Aug. 2s.-Representative
Picker OF South Dakota arrived in the
sity yesterday and Immediately reported
at republican headquarters. He Is a
member of the congressional campaign
non,raiftan ----- .--
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Almost the most difficult part of the
delicate work of making a wax model of
o life sized figure is that of placing the
hair in the head. To make this natural
only one or two hairs a be stuck in
the~wax at once, and the process is a
secret known only to a few persons. In
deed, it is said mo to be known at all
outside the Tussaud family.
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Brookivn Wins S35O.OOO,

Boston, Aug. 2s.--The Brooklyn on
her official trial trip Thursday averaged
21.92 knots an hour during a forced
forced draught run of four hours. On
a portion of the course, seven knots
long, she was speeded at the rate OF
% 9-16 Knots an hour. The cruiser by
her performance earns a bonus of $780,
mn for har hrilders
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-09-05

1t has been discovered. after numerous
experiments, that dark hair is much
stronger than fair. One dark hair can
carry a weight of 113 grammes. while a
light colored hair will break II a weight
of rs grammes is hung from 1t.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-09-05

Reforms are being pushed through the
Transvaal legislature, now that the
danger from British aggression is past.
The lower house has repealed the law
that disqualiies Catholics from holding
office, while the upper house has passed
a liquor law forbidding the sale OF spIr-
its to natives in the Rand golI fields.
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SUCCESSOR TO SATOLLI.
Archbishop Martenell, VIII Sail

Archbishop Martenelli Will Sail
From Rome September @.
Washington, Aug. 31.-Cardinal Sa-
TOLL has received a letter from Rome an
nouncing that Archbishop Martenelli,
the new papal delegate. will sail from
Genoa, on the steamer Fulda, on Sep
tember 8.
The ceremony Of the installation will
take place at the residence of Cardinal
Satolli and will be an impressive
very simple function. Cardinal Sal
will invite a few personal friends tN1oe
present. Cardinal satolli will sail OF
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-09-05

1t is we'll known to jewellers that alu-
minum will mark a glass or paste"
diamond, but not the true gem, pro-
vided the surface is wet. This fact has
now been applied to the production of
a chemical tester. which consists Of a
small -1isk of aluminium, rapidly re-
volved by an electric motor. The stone
to be tested is wetted n held against
the edge of the disk by means OF a
spring clamp.
A colored mar OF indianapolis has
been arrested for the eighth time for
stealing oats. He eve steals anything
else, and he has come to be known as
sOats Powell"