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Kansne CYty

Kansas City, Feb. 26.-Hogs-ReceIpts,
500. Market slow. Quotations: Light and
medium. g. soas. 80; heavy. ss.75a3. s7h;
pigs, 81. o0dI3. SIS.
Cattle-Receipts, $500. Market steady.
quotations: Native steers, best, s.. S0Q4 %;
fair to good native steers. 81. 0OQ3. 80; cows
cows and heifers, 81. S5G2 30; bulls. 81. OOM
$40; stockers and feeders, 81. 70a3. so: Tex
as and western steers. s2.70n3. 40: calves,
X. 0OGl0. ".
sheep-Reeelrts, $500. Market steady.
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Miss Nellie G. Robinson, a. woman at
torney Of Cincinnati, is preparing to
make a kick on the ruling of the SUI
preme court of Ohio, which holds that
women cannot act as notaries public.
She will carry the question up to the
supreme court at Washington and will
make a plea before that august body.
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Creamery at Dirkstowu,

Chamberlain. s. ~, Feb. 22.-The
Dirks brothers have decided to estab-
fish q creamery at Dirks town, west OF
here. A member OF the firm Is now alb
sent purchasing the necessary machin-
cry This will be the first creamery to
be established in the coded Sioux lands.
1t is said that Chicago aldermen are
in favor Of compelling the street rail-
way companies to TAXI only a 8 cent
fare from people who have to stand up.
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MINNEAPOLIS.

higher and ruled strong during the day,
closing about 1c higher than Friday at
60Nc for February, 60Hc for May, &c for
July.
On Track-SlAe for hard, 6O14c for No. /
northern. 59iAc for No. 2 sorthern.
Receipts-22S. 200 bushels.
Shipments-24 0O bushels.
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THE QUIGG RECEPTION.
Annual Honor Paid TO the Congress-

AAoAoE UnAu VI LIie congress
man From New York.
New York, Feb. 2i.-Tka annual re-
ception to Representative L. E. Quigg
will be observed this evening by the
Quigg club of this city, and VIII be of
national Interest owing to the promi-
neilce of the guests who have arrived or
are hourly expected to take part In the
event. Among these are Hon. Thomas
H. Carter, chairman of the republican
national committee; Hon. Benjamin
odell, Hon. Robert G. Cousins O Iowa,
Senators Lodge and Chandler, Hon.
Thomas Hamilton. Zion. William Plim-
ley, Hon. J. r. Sheffield, Hon. o. H. La
Grange. Alderman O1cott, Senator Page
and Assemblyman Wikyon.
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THE BALTIMORE HORROR.
Funeral Arrangements--NIrs. Armi.
ger and Mrs. Riley, Her Daughter,

ger AMI Mrs. ftllcy, Her Daughter,
May Recover.
Baltimore, Feb. 24.-Seven casks with
lids tightly secured rested in the under
taking establishment of Henry w. Jen-
kins, on Saratoga street this morning.
They concealed from view the distorted
charred and blackened remains OF the
seven persons who yesterday gave up
their lives in the battle with the fire
and smoke at 1906 North Charles street.
The funeral arrangements are not yet
completed but 1t is probable that Mr..
Armiger and the members of his family
will be buried tomorrow, the services
being conducted at Brown Memorial
church. The body of the other victim,
Horace Manuel. a New York broker,
was removed from the undertaker's at
noon and shipped to his residence in in
New York.
Mrs. Armiger and her daughter, Mrs
Riley. are recovering from the shock
and their injuries. The colored nurse,
Alice Williams, who jumped from the
third story window to the pavement and
received a fractured skull, is still alive
but her death is expected at any mo-
ment The others will racnyac
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Chicago.

Chicago, Feb. 2b.-Hoss-Receipts, $4,000.
Market SLOW, fully DC lower. Quotations:
Heavy, A.0s04.l2 la; mixed, 81. 90I4. 10;
light, 81 .asG4. 20: rough heavy, $s.s5qS. q5.
Cattle-Receipts. $500, Market steady.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900. Market steady.
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At the Joliet Gllinois) penitentiary is a
German prisoner whose musical Mt
tainments have made him quite famous.
He is the leader Of the prison orchestra.
and his musical compositions are widely
known
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Justice for Umbrella Borrowers.

i will try and dlspel a popular delu-
sion about umbrellas being public prop
erty." said Magistrate Brann. Then lie
held John Brennan, who had taken q
CAMP from n Fulton street stand, in $500
for trial. Now Ii all the men In New
York who have ever taken similar arti-
cles from their fellows were placed In
this position, where would they get thu
baily =
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Brnn, sncceeds McClcllnnd.

Marion, Ia. Feb. 22.-DavIf lsrcnt,
editor of the Gazette. has been chosen
to succeed the late repf asrntai1ve, DIR.
McClelland.
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amendment 70 Tarin BIN

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator CAT
ferry Of Louisiana, has offered an amend
ment to the tariff bill fixing the duty
on all sugars at so per cent advalorem
with al additional duty OF one eighth Of
q cent per pound on sugars imported
from countries paying an export bounty.
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Ohio y. M. G. A Convention.

Mansfield. o.. Feb, ao.-The twenty-nintl,
annual convention of the y. NJ. c. A. OF
Ohio was iuaugnrated in this city today.
Among the distinguished speakers on the
will be present on Washingtonts birthday.
Rt. Rev. w. A. Leonard, the eloquent
bishop Of Ohio; Prof. Graham Taylor OF
Chicago; Richard G. Moorse, who was for.
twenty-five years the general secretary OF
the International committee. and Gilbers
A. Beaver, the present college secretary o.
that ORGANIZATION. -. -
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Epfdemtc of COlds.

Jefferson, Ia, Feb. 22.-such an cpl
demic of hard colds, grip and sore
throats exists in this city that 1t is with
difficulty the city schools are main
tanned. The pupils are not SO sick but
that they can attend school, but there
is such a constant coughing, barking
and sneezing in all parts OF the rooms
that teachers find it difficult to carry on
the lessons and maintain any degree OF
Interest in the lessons under considera-
ton. 1t Is quite a noteworthy fact,
however, that with an enrolment OF
nearly 700 In the schools there has not
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NyE is DEAD.
The Celebrated Hunorist Passed
Away at One O'Clock.

Asheville. N. c., Feb. 22.-Edgar w.
Nye, better known as Bill Nye. died at
his home at Buck Shoals, about l o'clock
this afternoon.
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Exceptional honors were paid to Min
ME Hauk during her recent stay at
Rome. The holy father received her in
special audience and gave her permits
sion to be present at the private mass
celebrated by the pope himself in his
private chapel on New Years day. A
few days afterward the great singer
was presented TO her majesty, the queen
of Italy. at the queens own desire, and
had the privilege of singing a few songs
at the quirinal.
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THE VACUUM TUBE is HIS.
William Crookes Made Possible the
Roent9en Developments in Pho
tO0rAnhY.

-
Scientific American: The recent re-
markable discoveries of Prof. Roentgen
when engaged in experimental work
with a Crookes tube ave brought
prominently before the world the name
Of William Crookes. a name that vas
already famous In the world OF science.
There are, indeed, few. If any, among
the scientific leaders of the latter half
of the nineteenth century who have had
a more brilliant and varied career than
the author of the II tubes which
nave made possible the recent startling
Developments in photography.
He was born in London in 1882, and at
an early age turned his attention to
photography. After a course 1t the
Hoffman, during which, at the age of II,
he gained the Ashburton scholarship,
he became in due time senior assistant
to his tutor.
Prof. Crookes had a natural love for
original research. In 1861, while exam
lining the residues from d sulphuric
acid works, he discovered the new
metallic element thallium,
The mining world is deeply indebted
to him for drawing attention to the
value ol SOULFUL dItltiSdIl III TIE eNlIuc-
ton of gold. AT a later date he called
In the aid of the alternating electric
current which has rendered possible the
extraction of gold from highly refrac-
tory ores.
Prof. Crookes's house in K%ensington
Park Gardens, electrically lighted in
dSs1, was the first house in London fit
ted up with the electric light. 1t may be
interesting to state that the wires were
chiefly laid with his own hands.
In 1880 the French academy of sci
ences conferred upon Prof. Crookes an
extraordinary prize Of $500 and a gold
medal, In appreciation of his researches
In molecular physics and on radiant
matter. The splendid results which
have attended Prof. Crookest labors
are not to be attributed solely to his un-
doubted genius for experiment and OBJ
servation. They are largely the result
of persistent lard work carried out on
logical lines and with strict attention to
method. He possesses that Infinite ca
pacity for taking pains which is indis-
pensable to genius, if Its powers are to
nrnS1co yallah1a loSt{pp yac,,1tS
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Experts from a prominent bicycle
mandatory have been engaged to In.
struct the c%onvicts in the Indiana state
prison at Warsaw. Ind, in the art OF
making bicYcles.
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LITHOGRAPHERS' STRIKE.
Five Hundred Designers of Adver-
Using Pictures Walk Out.

New York, Feb. 24.-The general strike
Of the Autograph artists, ordered by the
National Lithographic Artists and En-
gravers Insurance and Protective asso-
citation of the United States and Canada,
began this morning. 1t is said that
about 500 designers of advertising pic
lures are out today in this city and some
twenty-five firms are tied up. How the
strike has affected the concerns
throughout the res of the country and
Canada is not yet Known,
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The cause Of disease in a certain Sec
ton of New York city is said to be
sewer gas, pure and simple" New
York certainly is favored in possessing
such a are quality of sewer gas.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
The Senate

me senate.
Washington, Feb. 24.--In the senate
today h bill granting a pension of 5000
a month to the widow OF the late secre-
tary of state, Walter 9. Gresham, as
brigadier general with an amendment
reported by the pensions committee, re-
ducing the amount to 1900 was taken
up. The committee amendment was
agreed to and the bill granting Mrs.
Gresham a. pension of 500 a month was
passed.
The resolution heretofore offered by
Lodge, rep., Massachusetts, for inves-
tigation by the finance committee of all
the facts and circumstances connected
with the sale of United States bonds
from 1894 to 1896. inclusive, was taken
up and a substitute for IL was offered by
PETER, pop. Kansas. charging the
scope of the inquiry and directing it to
be made by "a select committee of five
senators. Mr.. Lodge moved to lay the
substitute on the table.
The motion to lay the substitute on
the table was disagreed to-yeas is,
nays 81.
Mr.. Harris. dem, Tennessee, moved to
amend the substitute by striking out
the provision for a select committee and
allowing the inquiry 10 be conducted by
the finance committee.
Mr.. Hill, dem, New York. said that,
so far as Nh. Lodges resolution was
concerned. 1t treated the secretary of
the treasury courteously and was, in
other respects. unobjectionable. But
he did not assume that it was the prov
fnce OF the senate TO investigate every
subject that might be suggested by a
senator. Before voting for such an In
yestigation, the senat should ascertain
the motive behind it and the objects to
be subseryed by it.
AT the close of the morning hour, the
Lodge m PETER resolutions went TO
the calendar without action and the
resolution as to the recognition of the
belligerent rights In Cuba taken up. Mr..
Morgan, DEM, Alabama. resuming his
speech in support of h resolution.
The House.
Washington, Feb. 24.-By agreement
between Messrs. Sherman. rep, New
York, chairman of the committee on In
dian affairs, and Babcock, rep, Wis
consin. chairman OF the committee on
affairs of the District of Columbia, 1t
was decided to postpone consideration
of district business. the special order
for today under the rules. until the COM
pletion of consideration OF the Indian
appropriation bill. the unfinished bust
ness on the calendar. and the house
proceeded in committee OF the whole
to further consider the Indian bill.
Herman, rep. Oregon, offered an
amendment providing thai lands allot-
ted In severalty 10 Indians and held in
trust by the United States shall be sub
ject to the same taxes as are levied
against other lands in the same county
or town to be paid out of the United
States treasury as long as the trust
lasts. Ii was rejected. on a point of or
der, as new legislation.
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There lives a man In Wayne, Me-, who,
three years ago resolved to keep an ac-
count of the clothespins he should be
called upon to buy. Since, then he has
purchased forty dozen and his wife
neither takes In washings nor uses them
fol. kindling.
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Excavations have been begun on the
site of the ancient Roman city of Neru-
lamium, near st, Adams. with the per-
mission of the ear! Of Nerriam. The
first thing to be dug for is the south
gate on h road leading to Camelot. 1t
Is hoped that traces of the adjacent
British city of C~assivelaunus, who was
defeated by Caesar, may also be found.
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The spring rush TO the Yukon gold
fields has already set In, and the steam
ers leaving San Francisco and Tacoma
within the.lnat week or Two have car
rssd iArgs numbers Of miners 70 AlaskA
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One OF the large paper box factories
in New Haven. Conn, recently received
IN erdsr for 100000 cigarette bc1ss
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The little hamlet OF Affection, jefferson
County. Wis, enjoys the distinction Of
being the only settlement in the Badger
state in which no woman resides. What
a chance there would be for the new
wonlan to gain everlasting fame in Al
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The Atlantic Monthly has made an in
auiry of $1,000 teachers and su%perintend-
ents of public schools concerning the ac-
tual status of teachers n the schools
in every part of the union. A general
summary of the results of this Interest,"
ing inquiry by President e. Stanley Hall
will appear in the Atlantic Monthly for
March.
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Rochester is contemplating the ex-
penditure or $500. 900 upon a new
system: New Orleans will soon
expend ss,oo0.ooo for a similar purpose.
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Inasrnuch as Prince Edward OF York
has attained the age OF one and a half
years he ts to be reproduced in a life
size marble statue.
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Frau Emile Kelnpin, doctor Of laws.
is the first woman lawyer in Berlin,
She has opened her Office in the fash
ionable street of Inter den Linden.
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Conductor Theodore Thomas will in
augurate his new regime as leader OF
Brooklyn Symphony society by a
concert at the New York Academy of
Music on March 26 next.
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Indiana Baptists contributed last
year to ~ UNCONVENTIONAL purposes an
verass ot u per capita.
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united States Representative L. n,
Livingston OF Georgia il to visit yene.
zueh in March, when the national con-
gress will be assembled at Caracas.
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There is a man connected with the
orchestra. in n of Kansas City's thea
ters who plays ten different instruments
IN the course of an evening, sometimes
using his feet as well as his hands.
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The happiest child In Chicago is lit
tie Emma Spear of 264l Lake street,
who was abducted from her home nine
years ago and has been restored to her
parents at the age of II years. The
child's mother has filled and put aside
a Christmas box for her every yea since
she has been away. II little Emma IL
o busy exploring the contents of these
packages. She says: .Oh, my but it's
fun to nave everybody loving you all
the time"
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1t is announced that Laureate Aus
tin is surprised and disheartened by the
uDfavorable reception accorded his first
official poem.
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An eye witness Of the battle OF Water
loo is still living at Ellsworth, O., a lit
tie village fifteen miles east Of Alliance.
1t is James r. Green, who is ! in his 9sth
year., and who expects to help elect at
least more president.
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DIR. Jameson Arrested.

L
Davenport, Eng, Feb. 24.-The steam
er Victoria, with Doctor Jamison on
board. has sailed for Southampton or
London. The strictest secrecy was OBJ
served in regard to the prisoners and
nobody was allowed to board the ship.
London. Feb. 24.-The Globe publishes
a dispatch from Che Exchange Tele-
graph company, saying that DR.. jane
son and his officers, who were brought
to Davenport by the troop ship Victoria,
hay: been arrested. Captain Heavy,
the American officer under Jameson,
who started from South Africa with the
others on board the Victoria. was re-
leased from custody ut Port Said.
Reception TO Secretary Carlisle.
Newark, N. j., Feb. A.-The members
Of the Metropole club are preparing a
reception and banquet for Secretary
Carlisle who is to be their guest this
evening, and who Will tomorrow even
Ing address the members of the MAN.
haitian club. Tonight his host Will be
Hon. G. C. Baldwin, a local navy Off
Ger, and at the table will be seated
twenty OF New York's most eminent
financiers. Secretary Carlisle has here
tofore made few acquaintance among
the money princes Of Wall street, but 1t
is supposed that he has experienced a
change of heart. and is anxious to cul-
tivate friendship with the men who
have so marked an influence upon the
pulse Of financial prosperity.
Nebraska Farmer Killed.
Pender, Nsb., Feb. 24.-George Lenard
a farmer living near Quinton in this
county vas thrown from a wagon Fri
day evening and died from his injuries
this morning. He formerly lived at Otto.
la. and leaves q wife and sir children
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-25

an extent accomplished by making il
appear lower and narrower; but where
this is undesirable or inefficient the eff
feet may be obtained by decreasing the
scale and strength of color of the mural
decorations adopted at the end.
To make room appear shorter is &C,
tomplished, to an extent, by making it
bppear wider and higher; but the eff
bct can be achieved by Increasing the
scale and strength in color of the mural
decorations adopted at the ends.
Any of these effects can be modified
or increased by the treatment of the
floor Surface, whether by the carpets,
The rugs or painted boards, or by par
quet flooring; lines running across a
room, or rugs laid down at intervals,
having the effect of shortening, and,
consequently, to an extent, of height
ening and widening room. Lines run
ming in the length increase the di-
mansions, and to an extent reduce the
height and width. A polished foor in
creases the apparent height of an apart
ment by rejecting all vertical lines and
prolonging them.-EnglishM Mechanic.
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DITTMAR & OPPENHEIMER.
Fire Insurance, Mackey Bldg.

Sole agents for White sewing
machines. All machines repaired
and guaranteed. Supplies for
machines a speciality. l.. NJ.
Michael, 1913 w. Com. st. 30 limo
Mr.. A. Troisi, one of the pro-
prietors OF II Corriere Italiano, has
reached Rome in safety and writes
friend in this city that he is in
good health.
The street car track or the Sole
dad and Romano streets curve is
being repaired.
"A sanitary inspector can dis
cover a serious nuisance Of flooded
cutters and standing water on
Marshall street, in front OF the
school house, II he will take the
trouble.
Will accept your offer, pro-
vided it gets us out even, on any
grade Of hay, oats, bran or corn.
Sunset Wood Co. phone 81.
3 IA If
DIR. r. E. Moss will lecture be-
fore the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION classes tonight on the
subject, "The Brain and the Five
Senses"
-Edgewood and Paxton's pri-
vate stock at the Crystal saloon,
407 Main plaza. 20 tt
For the genuine Appollinsris
water, by the pint, quart, or gal
lon, call on the Jurgens Liquor
company, 1l3 North Flores street.
81 If
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Hoods Pills

Albert Macdonald, secretary
of the Southwest Texas Coursing
club, was yesterday arrested, on
complaint of Theo. II. Banks, for
"wilfully, wantonly manning a
deer" at the coursing events of
Sunday last.
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Best authors, 500-50e reduced to
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Office. Louis book store, 52l f.
Houston street. 35 I'm
old MONARCH 81, BULL
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Garbage carts have not been
on Marshall street this week, thus
far.
Don't buy northern soaps.
PatroniZe home industry.
USE TRILBY SOAP.
M'Pd. by S. A. SOAP WORKS.
2'26 If
TRY US-TEL. 4l3,
sEEBE & McALLIs TER,
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1921 tt DDS
Consulting Engineer Gray and
City Engineer Pancoast inspected
the sewer manholes yesterday.
Door AND WINDOW SCREENS
At ED. STEVEs & Sons LUMBER
YARDS. 3-21-30t
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to purchase the cardboard frames al
ready made, if possible, as they are q
little troublesome to cut out and fix
satisfactorily. If, however, you are
not able to find just the right thing
get a large sheet of strong drawing
paper and trace the shape of the shade
upon it in pencil, afterward cutting it
out carefully; you will then only have
to fasten the sides together with a few
stitches, thus forming the frame; then
cover them plainly and neatly with the
satin. The chiffon will not be difficult
to arrange if it is gathered on with a
tiny beading upon the outside of the