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MRS. ELLA M'GARVY,
Writing to Mrs. Pinkham.

She says:-I have been using your Vege-
table Compound and find that it does all
that it is recommended to do. Ihave been a
sufferer for the last four years with womb
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van Ryp.n for surG.on.Gsaeral Of tn. Navy.

WARRINGTON. Oct. 26.-The appointment Of
Medical Director w. X. Van Rypsn to be Sur
geon.General Of the navy was announced at tho
White House to-day. Also the following: w.
Il. Sorsby OF Mississippi. to be Consul at San
Juan del Norte. Nicaragua; w. X. Gay OF Wash
ingtoH, United States Attorney for the District
of Washington.
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RECEPTION TO NANsEN.

NO0TIV DsUOU FoFnOuU DO HOuOF 10 tho EIs
piorer or HTS WashinEton Visit.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 26.-The reception by the
National Geographic Society In honor of DR..
Nansen, tho Arctic explorer. at the Arlington
tonight, was a notabl- affair.
Nearly 1000 persons attended the reception.
Among them were Secretary and Miss Alger.
J. Addison Porter. Justice and Miss Harlan,
the delegates to the Russian, Japanese, and
American Conference on the seal question; N. J.
Knagenhjeln, Charge d'Afraires legation Of
Sweden and Norway. and others.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers
St. as follows. and Ave minutes earlier from West
ESD 81:
CsUU ton. waverly, Elmlra, Buffalo, Bradford, ar.
rive ,unalo 500 L. NJ. Parlor car to Buralo.
O.00 q. .-Vestibule limited. Fast mail daily,
A.OU Solid train for Chicago. via. Chauteuqua
Lake, arrives Cleyeland 40 a ~, Chicago r. N.
ing car.
a.. -Bu alo and Cleveland veAtihule Ex.
sOO press daily. arrives at BunAlo 7:Ob A. NJ.
Bradford 7;l7 A, ~, Jamestown 200 A, A, Cleve.
land 1880 +. NJ. ~(Sleepefs 10 Buffalo and Cleveland,
making direct connection for Detroit. Chicago, and
the West. Cafe Library Car.
o. = y. VI .-DAILY-ViR Chautauqua Lake and
O.tC Niagara Falls. Solid train to Chicago. Sleep.
es to HornelIsville, Chicago. and Cincinnati, Dining
Car.
TICKETs. C TIME CARDS, AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS al III, ll3, 2bl. 40l, and
857 Broadway. l2T Il very. lb6 Fast l26th at. and
Of West l2oth st, Chambers and West Esd II, ferries,
New York; ana and 7Y0 Fulton st, lOB Broadway,
Brooklyn: 200 Hudson ST.. Hob ken. and Jersey city
station, weStcott's Express call, for aud checks bag.
gage from hotels and Residences 10 destination,
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1t &c
1t

EXPERIESCED building loan or real estate selling
IL agents for city and country work: unusual oppor.
tunity for frst.claSS men. Address MUTUAL REALTY
LOAN CORpOR NTIOS, 2O3 Broadway New York.
OFFICE MESSENGER living with parents: must
" furnish references; wages So week. Address c.
L.. box Isl sun uptown ONCE. 1908 broadway.
NTANTED-By an ale and lager beer brewery In
w New York city, a competent travelling salesman.
Address b., box / 20 Sun onice.
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SfGamu nars.
%~MEMENGLAND,

Leave Pier Is. y. H., foot OF ) Murray ST.. week days
and sundays at $50 r. NJ. Steamers Priscilla and
Puritan. Orchestra On each.
s~roNINGTON LINE. via Stoninston. Leave PioR
sc. y. r., one block above Canal St. week days only,
at 9 7. NJ. Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
d NICH LINE, via New London. Leave Pier 40
(old No., N. R.. next Desbrosses St, week days
only, at 8 p. NJ. Steamers City OF Lowell and
Rhode Island.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO.

Leave New York, Whitehall Terminal, daily.
CHICAGO 1903 I. Il and l2:lO night,
plTTSBURG. 81 On ~. SUNDAY Il :5b Sun l23l 10 night.
G~iNGINNATl, 81, LOUIS; 1923 A: n, 4,aar. n.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 1850, a:ab Dining
Car. li;25 A. NJ, Dining carr. 100, $3.50 (Iining
Car, 1913 DINING Car, h:hi 4. NJ. l2ll0 night. sun,
day. p:b5 Dining carr. MRS A. NJ. Dining Gar. l:55
Dining Car. ABB Dining carr, 5;3j + NJ. 1910
night.
NORFOLK, ll:25 A.. N. daily.
EEW ORLEANS Through Slerpcr, $50 L, NJ. daily.
Trains leave foot Liberty II, D minutes later.
All trains are Illuminated with PIntSch light.
onces: 1l8. l72. 2Cl, 4S4. ll40 Broadway. 81 East
l4th st.; 1877 BowsTy. New York 6Sp, so Fulton st.
Brooklyn; Whitehall Terminal. baggage checked
from hotel or residence TO destination
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New York and Boston All Rail.

.Y,N. II. & i. r, Z. aud connections.
From Grand Central station.
Leave. Ky way OF Due.
1904 A. NJ, Springfield and Worcester, $50 =. N.
1000 A. ~, thew London and Providence, 1900 p. NJ.
1903 A. NJ, New London and Providence. 4:25 u. NJ.
IL M, Springfield aud Worcester, 5:IO p. VI.
I 800 j. NJ, Air Line and y. l.. X. H., 900 i. NJ.
1902 Y. NJ, New London and Providence, 700 p. NJ.
500 p. NJ. New London and Providence. 900 =. VI.
400 4. NJ, Springfield and Worcester. 1000 =. NJ.
300 7, NJ. sNew London aud Providence. II 400 T. NJ.
Hoo L. NJ, springfield and Worcester, 6:l5 A. ".
1900 7. NJ. "Sew London and Providence. 1925 A. NJ.
'Rlns daily, including sunday.
+'Bny State Limited; all parlor cars; fare e., in.
Guiding parlor car seat.
.A!r Line Limited; arrives at and departs from
Park Square Station. Boston. Return service sam0
hour and by same route.
Through parlor and sleeping cars by each train.
C.. 7. HEMPSTEAD. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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). PIerDont Morgan Coming Home.
J. Pierpont Morgan of the banking house of
j. p. Morgan & Co. sails from Liverpool for this
country on the steamship Teutonic to-day.
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The Nevada Bank or san Francisco to Become
n National Bank.

1t was announced in Wall street yesterday
that John w. Mackay's Nevada Bank of San
Francisco has sent circulars to its shareholders
asking their formal consent to its change TO a
national bank. 1t was reported that 1t would
probably be a national bank before Jan. l. The
bank WAS organized in 1878 and has n capital of
statement showed: Loans, S4.450.O 900: deposits.
81. 775. 900; undivided profits. $2l5.OO0. /. w.
Holman is President and d. b. Davidson cashier.
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first Glass A~r1p-Frmales.

THAMBERMAlD.-Willing and obliging young wo-
y man. competent ana reliable; very good refer.
euces. II. Nee. box l39 sun uptown Office. 1898
broadway.
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ALBANY Evening Line.

The popular steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN
will leave Old Pier Al, n. r.. foot Canal
st., at o T. NJ. daily Sunday excepted. making direoS
connections with trains North. East, and West.
CA1sKIII IV'DSON AND a~"NsACkIE BOATS
leave Pier ~. y. r.. foot OF Christopher ST. every
week day at q =. VI.
KINGSTON LINE, West 10th ST. Daily 4 p. NJ. Sat-
IN urdays at |. steamers BALDWIN and RoMER for
Cornwall S%ewburg, New Hamburg. Marlboro, Milton.
Poughk Hyde Park, Esopus. Kingston, connect
ing with L. & D. r. Il. for all points In Catskills.
NEW HAVEN.-Fare 81; EXCURSION. $3.50.
Fast steamers leave Pier 25, +. r.. daily (Sunday0
excepted $ p. NJ. and l2 midnight, arriving In time
for trains to Meriden. Hartford. Springfield and
points North.
ID AMSDELL LISE.-Steamers leave Pier "a. y. r.,
N foot Franklin st.. for CranstOn's. West Point,
Cold Spring. Cornwall. Fishkill Landing. Sewburg,
week days 8 p. NJ; Sundays q A VI.
TROY ROATs. - CITY OF ROY or SARATOGA
leaves West 10th st. daily. except Saturdays. 8 p M,
connecting with Delaware and Hudson ana FttchbufB
trains. Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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Four Lives Lost In the storm Near New port
News.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Oct. 26.-At least four
fatalities resulted from sundays and yestcr-
days storm. The James River is nearly eighteen
inches higher than 1t was yesterday.
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Meftcal.

A'vEKsITY OF TIE CITY OF NEW MEDL:
npisEAsfS OF MEN, OLD DIR. GKISDLE has been
longer established and has had more experience than
this. Under MS scientific treatment blood aud skin
diseases, pains in homes. red spots. sore throat and
complaints. scaldinR ~iammaupns. grave. nndevs.-
oped organs, weak back, Lost ritaai,y, are speedily, pen
OLD pr. GkINpLE Every impairment removed.
sir,ans Roln"mrer. OLD DR. GRiSDLE never falls.
OFFICE oVHk = rhARS a vic 81 , ms"t M I'm M, a. 81.
Hours. o 10 o. sundays. " to 3. Nocharse unless cured.
A BILITY.-tio to the celebrated Hallett Medical In.
N stitutc, where you can consult the greatest blood
All nerve specialist in the world free Of charge.
Witch we cure in a few DAYS; also blood poisoning.
primary setondary and tertiary. permanently 'h n
painful swelling. bladder, kidney. diseased bones.
debility. Weakness Of body and IN nd. varicoce!e.
weak. undeveloprd organs, impciim"nts To marriageI
feet; thousands cured yearly charges low less than
amy other specialist, Go 10 a." lia'et' Medical lnsts
tute hrst; IL IL The best and cheapest, 2lb East 10Th
ST. near I'd av. Sew York no charge unless curedi
hours Q to .. SUNDAYS included.
Old DER. GHEy. as ,cnrs u specialist In dis
s snsrs i al ali %. ""as; or G" money 4lSfa"d"I, Blood poi.
son. skin diseases. kidney or bladder trouble, weak
weak, undevclolcd organs, impcdimcntS 70 marria;e.
Sc lie wise, consult the only old trrrlailst In I'M.
Union square. Hour, 81 to q, SUNDAYS, - to - Scicn'
tifc treatment and advice free. Medicine only hOc.
A.-A.-A-auICKEs T PInMANENT CURs
In diseases n men. dangerous cases solicited Keller
at once; hose desiring only frstrlans scientific treat
m"nt should CaI, 1h" leading specialist, DR.. lionI hur,
l27 West 2?h ST., 4" to 3. 7to" sundays, Tot /.
INR.~ CONRAlrS SANlTAEII M.-private rooms; ma.
~ trOn with fuIl stan OF trained nurses. ll7 West
ann 81. Tel. "JI 3sth st. Hours. 80.
m. T. GRAY HIINN s~ANITARIuM, III ". 47tH
1lst.-Priyate rooms; matron; %. Tel. 2Ia t-Ssths
DR. kEINHARD HOLMAN Private sAuitartuuas
~ 20s W. ASd e., near Broadway, HouTs from 49,
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MAINE STEAMSHIP CO..
OLD EpOSIINI0N LINE.
DAILY I'D NOR FOLK,
White STAR LINE,

MaIesI1c.' '..VCt. 7, noon ItutOh1c.. NOV. w moor
SermanIcv =. 10Y; \; noon Britannici iSo1; -; noon
Pier as. North River. ONCE. . Broadway. New York.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent.
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Domestic Strrants aYantra.

domestic SfrrantS 1tantfa.
~HAMBERMAlDS. cooks, laundresses, Protestant
~ mattresses, 90 cooks who wash and iron, kitchen.
maids, French, German. and English laiy's maids,
nurses. buffers. second men. number OF servants
wanted for city anu country. Mrs. l.. SEELT'S EN-.
PLOYMENT BUREAU, Is West 22d ST.
COMPETENT laundress, Swedish preferred, to live
in New York; must have best references.
Mrs. L. SEEI.T. 1852 9th av.
COMPETENT cook to live in Newport until Jan. /,
y wages $40; best references required.
Mrs. l.. SEELY. 1852 9th nv.
COMPETENT cook. wages $50; four in family; to
" live in Garden City; best references required.
Mrs. l.. SEELY. 1852 9th av.
COMPETENT chambermaid. to live In Philadelphia;
" very best reference required.
Mrs, l.. SEEIY. so2 9th av.
LNRST.CLASS cook. with good references. TO live in
L Morristown, and live In New York in winter
wages S35. Mrs. l.. SEELY. 352 9th av.
LNRST.CLASS launtress. to live in Orange. N. j.
i wages $50 to S25; four in family best reference
required. Mrs. L. SEELY, Sb2 9th av.
1t anted-Ma Merhauirs. &c.
A YOUNG MAN TO do presswork: permanent posi-
n ton to right man. Call at OSkER DAILY
HERALD OFFICE. between 3 and 4. Wednesday.
DOCKBISDER.-A first class tinisner. FRANKLIN
ID BOOKElSDlNG CO. 44l-+i7 Pearl at.
rINO MISUNDERSTANDING forwarder. one accus
L TO scrapbook work. Address b.. box l16 Sun ONCE
W Woodhaven School House No. l. woodhaven
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SECOSD MAN,-wiling and ~obiiging young man;
- hest city references, -. g.. box lal Sun uptown
Onlcp, 1868 Broadway.
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Orfau steamers.
AMERICAN Lime.
HAMBURG.AMERICAN LINE

TWIN-SCREw EXPRESS from New York to Plym-
outh London. Cherootlrg, Paris, and Hamburg
Oct. -. : Az 7. Bismarck Nov. Joan.
HAMBURG SERVICE. by Twin-Screw Mall S. S.
Oct. 20. - AN. Persia. ....S Nov. g. 3 p. N.
First cab. S75 up: second class, $40; steerage, $50.
Hamburg american Line, ~ BrOndwRy.
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had also given
up in despair,
when l was
persuaded to
try Lydia E.
Pipkham'S
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COuk.-Young woman. good family cook; boat eft,
~ reference. D. c.. box 1877 Sun uptown once. 1891
Broadway.
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GlrUATlON wared a. lignt porter, driver, or ele.
- vatOr mani first class references furnished. T.,
hos 1874 sun Office,
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C,ooK.-Neat and tidy young woman; excellent cook;
very best references. 4. H., box la sun up.
town onice, 1893 BROADWAY.
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| IOOK.-Neat and tidy young woman; frstclass
" cook; best OF ref-rences. NJ. X, box li9 Sun up
| town ONCE. lpR5 Brpadwsy.
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k.-First-class cook, in private family; good
~ references. ii. r., box 1866 Sun uptown ONCE
1908 Broadway.
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(NiAMBERMAID.-NeAt and tidy young woman As
~ chambcrmaii and waitress: excellent references.
NJ. B.. box l0l sun uptown ONCE. l?65 Bro adway.
(HANBERMAlD.-Noung woman, rrst.class cham.
" bcrmaid and waitress; very good references. X.
h, box l45 sun uptown ONCE. 1898 Broadway.
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NHAMBERMAID and waitress, well mmon
" may be setn on Wednesday or Thursday at l3O
East 10Th st. third apartment.
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GoOK-Youugw woman. willing and obligtns; nnt-
Y class cook; best references. ". D.. box l47 Sun
untnWn Office, l2N6 BrOAhMaY.
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Il Notwithstanding aud ~obiigtng young wo-
N man; good references. NJ. o'G., box 1853 Sun up
town Office, 1868 Broadway.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES young woman; best
references. X. W., box l6+ Sun uptown once,
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Observation-Disclosures woman, good plain cook
IL washer and ironer; best references. D. c., boz
1875 sun uptown onlce. 1908 BrOadway.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-03-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Alfred Nicol, the inventor Of dyna-
mite, was IN author rs we'll as dis
tinguished engineer, and 1t Is said some
Of his English poems rise to a very
high plane. Shortly before he died he
wrote q Swedish drama, Beatrice
Cenci"
After this August Belmont win race
his horses under his own name. Here
tofore his stable has been known a.
Dlemton stable. Blemton was the nick"
name given Mr.. Belmont by the Hasty
Pudding club when he was In college.
Archduke Francis Ferdinand II one Of
the crack shots Of Europe. He shoots
with smolSeless powder, handles his
weapon quickly and Is credited with
killing $50 head Of game In an hour
and q half. To perform this feat he
kept three leaders constantly employed.
The two brass-bound oalken dispatch
boxes which stand on the table dividing
the two front benches-of the English
house of commons bear indelible rec
ords Of Gladstone. When speaking II
was his habit to bring his fist down with
violent emphasis on one or the other Of
these two boxes, and his signet ring
hes made great fluctuations IN the oak.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-03-13
THE FUNNY MEN.
More than enough Is too much.

More than enough Is too much.
do you think opals are unlucly? ?
inquired the superstitious man. "Ses.'
was the reply. "My wife wants one
and it's going to cost me $5o."-Wash'
ington Star.
Behold" exclaimed the good fairy
81 touch thee with my wand and trans
form thee from beggur to prince
Subsequently, however, his beloved
touched him without any wand and
niade him q beggar again. - Detroit
Journal.
ehumley-"You're q mighty poor
talker. especially to ladies. How did
you raise the nerve to propose to Miss
sweet?" Dumley-"o-aw; ! didn'i
say much Of anything; handed my
ring to her and she slipped II on her
left finger, and said: All right Il
ftsi' Truth.
Does Il really improve whisky TO
send e across the water and hack7'
asked the person with . passion 70:
knowledge. 81 don't know. sab, about
the direct benefit" said the colonel,
but Il suttinly does give II . chance
10 age, sub, that Il might not othuwiss
hsFS -clupinussi Epgulrsz
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-03-13
JUST LIKE A WOMAN.
She Biows Hot and Cold with the One

She blows Hot and Cold with the One
Breath.
"Major, II you don't punish that boy
will"
The words fell sternly from the lips
Of Mrs. Domo, who was ruefully sur
veying the wreck of her best reading
lamp.
Bob" said the major, severely,
"come here. Maria, leave the room"
Mrs. Domo went into the dining
room and shut the door to keep out
the horrid sounds, II possible.
Whack! whack! whack! from the
major.
"Wow! o WOW! Iwon't do it again!"
from the boy.
Whack! Whack! Whacll! "Now,
will you break lamp shades again, You
young whelp Of Satan?'
MOO! No-or sobbed Dob.
whack! Whack! Whack!
Mrs. Domo's ire was by this time
quite evaporated.
Again that dreadful slipper fell, and
again the air was rent with the pierre
ing yells of tortured innocence.
"oh, major, stop!'
mot by a jugful! We're having .
splendid time in here" Whack!
Whacls! Whacls!
Mrs. Domo could stand II no longer.
'Stop 1t, you big brutew she cx-
claimed, rushing into the room.
Then she grew madden than ever.
There on his hands and knees was the
major, galloping around on the carpet,
while Bobby was larruping n slipper
and giving vent to terrified cries Of
woe.-London Tit-Bits.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-03-13
LEEDY vEToES IT.
Kansas Governor Stamps Ills Disapprovai
Upon the Harris Railroad Bill.

Kansas Governor Stamps Ills Disapprovai
Upon the Harris Railroad Bill.
TOPEKA, Kan, March 10.-Gov.
Leedy yesterday vetoed the Harris
railroad bill and sent message to the
legislature giving his reasons thereto,
together with some suggestions rs to
what kind of a bill should be passed.
No effort will be made ut this session
to enact railroad law. Gov. Lcedy
doesn't want it. He has advised that
all efforts in that direction be aban-
doned. His plan is 10 call special
session the latter part Of April and try
again 70 enact a maximum freight ratio
law. The message Is quite lengthy
and gives several reasons why the gov
ernor is opposed to the bill, principal
among which is that 1t does not con-
tain q maximum clause; that 1t does
not give the relief the people demand
and expect, being very little better
than the present law. An effort was
made in the house to pass the bill over
the veto, but it failed.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-03-13
A FUNNY FELLOW.
The Strange Notions Of Famous Ensiis1
nlpiomnt.

Diplomat.
When Robert G. Winthrop frat en-
tered Congress the eccentricities OF
Henry Stephen Fox, the English min
lister at Washington, were tho laugh Of
the town. Fox generally did not arise
until other people were almost ready to
90 10 bed. When duty compelled him
TO rise earlier, Fox was like an owl In
the daytime. "How strange" said no
10 Madame Calderou, one morning ut .
state function" show strange We look
70 each other by daylight"
Istood near him Mt the inauguration
Of President William Henry Harrison
In fs4i, writes Mr.. Winthrop, and shall
never forget how like figure OF fun
he looked, with q uniform which no
had outgrown, and which he had prob
ably brought from Brazil, his white
cashmere trousers barely reaching his
ankles, and his chapeau de bras tawny
with time and use.
As Harrison alluded to foreign ma
lions, Fox, rs dean Of the diplomatic
corps, advanced slowly toward him;
but before he could get near enough TO
hear, the president had changed his
topic to ''our brethren, the red men,"
The expression, half-smile and half
chagrin, which came over Fox's face Mt
that moment, rs he fell back into tho
throng, deaes description.
His debts compelled him to economy,
and he rarely gave dinners. A year or
two before knew him, he had invited
large party to his house-Mr. Clay,
Mr.. Calhoun, Mr.. Webster, and all the
giants-and when they were all assem-
bled, he said:
Gentlemen, now be good enough to
put on your hats and follow me-"
And thus saying, he led the way to .
neighboring clearinghouse. But he was
an agreeable and accomplished man,
with a noble head and ready wit.
Youths COMPANION.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-03-13
NEW SENATE m SESSION.

S5obart spccee.,a steve,son n. Pr..idin~
Symcer-pre.ident McEIpisy,a Cablnri
tbnfirmed.
srhp s,bn,c ~ he fritv,frif,A sotyysss ,i,st
nm tho am IN extra session, with Vice Presl.
dcut Hobart nresidlny An r,,,rsunnce n call NJ
the retiring nresidcut Mr. Hobart made
short address ana then s,vore IN tire rev son:
stcra Al tho di1se az ina did r,,uafuss M.
Stevenson made a yaledictorv speech. the earlv
hours Of the dav being given 70 the anni stens
IN snme hills promu,iv M noon Nr Sisven-
non declared the Fiftv-Fourth congress- IA.
Io,rt,ed vith3,it iay and and Inc worl AZ tiis
new senate was n. once taken I'M. Mr. Hobart
having previously been sworn IN bv Mr..
Stetenson The siosinu hours az the house
were uneyentiuL The meu,hera Ind worked
all kipht 10 gel Il A rndry civil. Indian and
agricultural bills 10 the president. only 70 have
Tram pocket vetoed, while the general de-
1siency failed Of passage because the house re-:
fused n snhscrIho " the mali ii,illlon Of Bos.
man claims, which the senate insisted upon.
The only feature OF the day wus the enthusiastic
reception accorded to Speaker Reed md the
unanimous standing vote Of thanks rendered
him.
Tuy .cuate m Inc s,h rsa N sss.,ov fcy
about two hours The credentials NJ Mr. Iia6:
M. ns senator from ob,o N succeed Ne Sbcr:
man. were prcscnted nv Senator Foralrer (Ol
and no was sworn In nv vice President Vohart
senator Davis Mimi was dasiynatea acting
chairman on the foreign relations Committee, IA
succeed Mr.. sherman. President McJiinlet
I'D, 4. ,n. sx,,.,sd ~ o. ga s.st.
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-03-13

RETURNS recently received by Au-
ditor of State Guilbert from nj,
the counties in Ohio show that
the state has OILS saloons, n decrease
Of l,ls0 since last July. The total re-
ceived by the state ps its share of the
tax for the first year Of the new law
increasing the tax from $3.50 to $3.50 Is
Sl.0li,99i.7l. The state receives 3-lOths
of the amount collected. The figures
show that in spite Of the increase of
the tax and tho consequent decrease in
the number Of saloons, the states reve-
nue. has Increased s4s7,Ol4 under the
new law.