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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
MEDICAL MEETING.


NIAGRA FALLS N u, August II -
Prominent members Of The medical
profession, to total OF 700, were pres
ent, to-day, at the opening session OF
the tenth annual convention OF the
American association of obstetricians
and gypecologists. Among those pres
enf, were: Profs William Warren
Potter, Of Buffalo; X y. Werder, OF
Pit,sburg; Charles Alfred Lee Reed,
of Cincinna,i; f. Sherwood Dunn. of
Los Angeles John. A Lyous, of Chi
csgo; David Barrows, l. xington, KY,
and w. B. Dorsett, OF st. Louis
The gathering was called to order at
10 o'clock by Prof. James Frederick
William Ross, of Toronto, and who
delivered an address Of welcome. The
convention then went into executive
session for half an hour and elected a
large number of new fellows.
On re-assembling, papers on puer-
peral insanity. spuerperai diphtheria
and other professional subjects were
presented by Drsa Duff, OF Pittsburg,
and Ricketts,. of Cincinnati. A special
session has been set apart for general
discussion on appendicitis.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
FLOWER DAYS.


CoLoRADo SPRINGS, Colo, August
l7,-This noted resort is gay with
a.gs and bunting, to-day, aud its
hotels are crowded with visitors from
abroad In honor Of the opening Of
flower carnival week. The event Of
.lhe day was the opening Of the annual
horse show at r swell park, and which
in the number of its entries aud the
appearance and characteristics OF the
animals ia something more than .
"reminiscences of the great annual sho W
in Madison Square garden. To night,
there will be o a'grand musical carnival
by the choral societies in Temple
theater.
Pr vIDENcE, r. T., August IT,
Growers OF flowers from more than
one half the states of the union met
t -.lsy in the thirteenth annual CONVEX :
tion of the society Of American forists.
The objects Of this organization are
tae advancement of Fl foraculture 10
America, the encouragement of its in
dustries, to classify its products, and
determine its nomenclature, and to Sc.
cure for those engaged in its pursuits
such commercial rights and other ad-
vantages as can only be obtained
through cooperation.
The convention was called TO order
in Music hall at III o'clock by Presi
dent Adam Graham, of Cleveland, and
was welcomed by Mayor Eiwin D
McGuiness. In his annual address,
President Graham reviewed the pro-
gress Of the year in the business. Re-
ports were also presented by Secretary
Stewart. Of Boston, and tho nomen-
cla'ure committee, of which Prof. VIM
T. H.rles, OF the botanic garden. St.
Louis, is chairman. A recess was then
taken to enable the judges to examine
and prepare thar reports on the floral
exposition in connection with the con-
ventioo. III
Tne annual meeting of the Chrysan-
themum society of America is also
being held co j,intly with that of the
Il ,ris's. EnjsA. Wood, OF Denver, is
president; y. j. Hill, Richmond, Ind /,
yioe,president, and Elmer D. Smith,
Adrian, Mich. secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
Botanical soc,stv of .rIca

TORONTO, Olt., August II Pre-
iiminary to the meeting of the British
association for the advancement OF
science, the third annual meeting of
the botanical society Of America.
openei, this afternoon, In the lecture
room OF the University OF Toronto
under the presidency OF DR.. ohn NJ.
Coulter. OF the University of Chicago.
After being formally organized, the
council went into secret session for the
election Of large number Of new men,
bers residing in the United States and
Canada, whose names lave been
favorably reported upon by the proper
committee. Tonight, the retiring
president, Dr. Charles E Bsssey. will
deliver the annual address, taking for
his subject, "The phylogeny and tax.
on cny of Angiosperms."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
THE NEW GOLD FINDS
Reports From Trinity Center
California, Confirm Rumors
Of Big Strikes.
BRIG. GEN. sWAIMlsiDEAD
An Unusually Large Number OF
Casualties Reported From
Different Parts.
SPANISH TROOPS DYING

REDDrNa, Cal, August IL Frank
Wolff, who last night arrived from
Trinity Center, says they are still
striking gold on all sides OF Ccff e
creek. Murphy and Burgess took out
eight pans that went ten ounces each.
This was at an elevation Of 1000 feet
They then went up the mountain fur
iher and took out S25 in one pan. The
hotel at Trinity Center is unable TO &C
commodate the arrivals. Two pros
pestors are said to have taken out &c.
500 in short time, but an old Trinity
county settler says the reports are ex-
aggerated. Instead Of $50 600, Muir
ply and Burgess found $63,0C0
pocket in their mine. He confirms
the statement that many rich bu.
smaller strikes have been made in the
same sec ior.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
Railway Rrotherhooda |.

DETROIT, Michigan, August l7.-
The joint national union meeting OF
the brotherhoods OF railroad trainmen
and locomotive tiremen opened to-day
at the Lyceum theater behind closed
doors. 1t is the largest joint meeting
of representatives of these two great
organic ations that have been held for
several years. Over 1000 delegates
are present from the states east of the
Mississippi and north of The Olio river,
while the Canadian roads are also rep
resented. p. II. Morrissey, grand
master of the brotherhood If trainmen,
+. B. Sargent, grand mast'r OF the
locomotive tiremen, z M. Arthur,
grand chief of the engineers. and
Grand Chief Powell. of the order OF
railway telegraphers, are among the
noted labor leaders 10 attendance.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
BANKERS ASSOCIATION.


DETROIT, Michigan, August l7.--
The spacious opera house was filed
to overlooking, this morning, at the
opening Of the twenty-third annual
convention of the American bankers
association. The retiring president,
Hen Robert j. Lowry, president Of
the Lowry banking company, OF At
lanta, Ca, called the gathering to or
der promptly at 10 O'Clock. In its
representative character the convention
is even more Influential than last years
gathering at St. Louis, every section
Of the country being largely represent
ed by the presidents, cashiers or other
officers of national or state banks.
On the platform were seated many
financiers of International reputation,
including, Joseph @. Hendrix, New
York; Alvah Trowbridge. New York;
William I'll. Porter, New York; James
Il. Branch, New York; Douglas H.
Thomas, Baltimore; John N. Simpson,
Dallas, Tex. Jesse B. Wilson, Wash
ington, d. c.; Myron 7. Herrick,
Cleveland; G. P. Griffith, Cincinnati;
Thomas 7. Beal, Boston; Heuly w..
Yates, Omaha; Frank Wa Tracy,
Springfield, Ill; j. Edward
Simmons. New York; VIM. G. Corn
well, Bnffalo; John j. P. Odell. Chi
cago; James II. Wilcox, Pittsburg;
James I Hayden, New Orleans; Corn
wall Hardy, Norfolk, Va; Harvey J.
Hollister, Grand Rapids. Mich. M. M.
White, Cincinnati; George Fl Russell,
Detroit; Walker Hill, ST. Louis; Geo.
M. Reynolds, Des Moioes, Ia John
H Leathers, Louisville, Ky; John G
Neely, Chicago; Il. II. Rushton, Phila-
delphia; A. G. Anderson. S.. Paul
I. Latham, Memphis; WI. Cocker,
Adrian, Mich
Prayer having been offered by Rev
Henry A Shapman, of the Society OF
Jesui,s, president of Detroit college,
the roll of delegations was called and
welcoming addresses we're in order.
Governor P.ngree spoke felicitou,ly for
the state, Mayor Maybury for the city
and E FL. Butler, chairman OF the De-
troit Clearing house, for the bankers of
the city and state. President Lowry
combined his response with his annual
address
The reports OF the executive council, \
and protective committees,
were then presented. es
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17

PURCELL. l, T., August II --Georgf
Hsrris ard Matte Bailey were mar.
rird here, yesterday. Last night,
Bailey, the BRIDES father, met Harris
on the streets Both were armed aud
they fred simultaneously. Neither Is
fatally injured.
Bailey claims his daughter was under
age and that Harris stole her.
HoUsToN, Texas, August IF
Nairn, saloon keeper, shot, and
killed H. Dewitt on the streets of Al
vim, yesterday evening Dewitt tried
to shoot Nairn, several months ago.
Dewitt had preferred charges OF
gambling against Nairn.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
Railway Freight Agents.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, august II The
first annual convention of the national
association Of railway freight agents
opened this afternoon with large at
tendance. The delegates were well
coined by Mayor r. 4 McKisson. and
response was made by President o. J
Harmon, of Pittsburg, who also de-
livered the annual address After re
ports from The other officers, and the
executive committee, q recess was
taken, and the visitors joined the ladies
in a drive over the bouleva-ds and
through the parks.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
Royal Party En- Route.

LONDON, Eogland, August IL
Iceland is in the throes of patriotic ex.
citement 10 anticipation Of the arrival
tomorrow of the Duke of York, heir
presumptive to the throne, accompa.
MED By the Duchess OF York and a
large suite. Dispatches from Dublin
say that the city is mass of bunting
and royal colors, and that the nation
alists are vieing with the anti-separ
ationists in enthusiastictic prepara-
tions for thu event. Ths royal party
left London this afternoon for Holly
heal, and will cross to Kingstown to-
morrom
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
A Drawing Card.

CHICAGO. H., August l7.-Uader
the swaying of bell of flowers, with q
background and canopy, decorated
with pink bunting, cream lace. and
draperies. all suggestive of bridal
bower, David E. Bates, an alleged
polygamist, is in downtown museum
Bates is drawing card. Hundreds OF
women engage him 10 conversation,
and buy him h)wers. Two policemen
are constantly at his side 10 see that he
does not marry again.
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Married Her Divorced Husband.

ST. LOUIS, No., August 17.--Gussie
Campbell, who secured two divorces
IN three months, is again married,
eloping to Alton, H.. and marrying
her first husband, William Spencer,
thus making a record of two divorces
and three marriages in three months
Her second husband, DR. Winslow,
uas married in Kansas City last Fr,-
day to Miss Robbins, Of Denver.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
Unknown Murdsrers.

DENVER Colo August 1.-THE
morning papers have story OF the
murder of two women at Conejos-
Bioodhounds from the penitentiary at
Canon City were put on the track. last
night. The suspected murderers are ex-
conyicts. A message from the warden's
office at Canon City, this afternoon, to
the western press, says that they know
a absolutely nothing about it.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
Worshinine La the Dark

OCEAN GROVE, N. j., August H.
"Songs in the night" aremarkable
religious service, held 10 absolute
darkness, filed the Auditorium with
worshipers, last night, and tha vast
building, with capacity OF Is 900,
was crowded. The only CLEAN OF ligat
came from where the head of Christ,
beautifully distinct, stood out from
purple draperies. The service was
performed in absolute darkness, and
was the most wonderfully eff fsctivs and
emotional meeting known this summer
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
.kuIed Tor ~ whfakev.

PHILAbELPHIA, Pa, August IL
Following close upon the brutal
murder Of Librarian Wi.sou,last night.
comes another crime, terminating in
the death of the victim. The unfortu-
nate man is Patrick McNulty, who was
stabbed by two negroes, early this
morning, because he refused them
whiskey. The negroes were arrested.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
She Loved Not Wisely.

MURPHrsBoRo, Ill, August IT,
Disappointment in love caused Miss
Lizzie Ford, aged nineteen years, to
commit suicide. this morning, by
shooting herself through the head.
She gave her heart to Dell Wilton, a
young acrobat, who recently trans
ferred his affections to another.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
The opinion Of senator Jones.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August IL
Senator Jones, chairman OF the demo-
cratic committee, returned from So
journ at White sulphur springs, this
morning He said that the present
price of wheat was entirely due to the
impoverished condition OF the. gran
aries, 10 other portions of the world,
and it is no set sign OF the ad-
vent of Mckinley prosperity.
Were silver on an equal basis as money
metal with gold to-day, he said, wheat
would be twice the value per bushel.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17

Nrw York, N. Y, August IL
New York will be the future home Of
Comptf0ller James II. Eckels. He
bas been appointed president Of the
recentlg sormed Colonial trust com.
oai >. Of wh ca ex-Governcr Flower Is
s,ttng pFesldeut. Eekels' salary il
Gis, 900 a year.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
WILL CASE DECIDED
The Davis Estate To Be Divided
Between Mrs. Curtis And
Her Sister.
THE AMERICAN BANKERS
Senator Jones interviewed on
Silver and the Present
Price of Wheat.
Mr.. EcKELs is CARED FOR

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, August 17--
The jury in the Davis will contest re-
turned verdict, shortly after midnight
this morning, finding the disputed tes-
tamentary document to be genuine. II
will now be admitted to probate. The
estate is valued at more than million
dollars and il will be divided between
Mrs. Belle Curtis and her sister. The
case has been stubbornly fought by
eastern relatives OF Davis who claimed
that the will is forgery.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
Murder and Suicide.

AsHEvILLE, N. c., August II. Mrs.
Ben. F. Hood shot her husband fatally.
to-day, and then killed herself The
canse of the tragedy is unknown. Mrs
Hood Is an aunt Of Senator Falrbank's q
wife, of Indiana. She was Miss
Cowles, and her brother is an Ohio
Judge.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
The President Cruising

PLArTsBuRa. N T.. August IL
President aud Mrs. Mckinley, Vice.
President and Mrs. Hobort. Secretary
and Mrs. Alger, and Secretary Bliss,
left. to-day, for cruise on the yac.,t,
uW asheta.p
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
Suicide From Fear

ST. LOUIS. Missouri, August H.
George Alt, drummer, killed himself
last night. This morning, Mrs. Chas
Simms stated that she had confessed to
her husband that she mad been inti-
mate with Alt. Simms threatened to
shoot Alt on sight. and fear drove Alt
to suicide.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
Unfortunate Flrenen.

CHICAGO, Illinois, August IL
Eleven firemen fel! two stories with the
roof upon which they were working at
a fire on Twenty first street, this morn
Ing. They were covered up with
broken and half-burned timbers. Two
OF them will die and four are badly
hurt.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
snccnmhlnr 10 nIseasa

HAVANA. August l7.-It tho Spanish
soldiers continue to suocumb TO d.
sease at ths present rate, there will
mt be more than 10000 we'll men 10
Weyier's army by December 1st.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
HeId f,r paneon

ALBANY, N Y, August 17.-The
five .year.old child of Surrogate Con.
way was kidnapped, this morning. A
letter was received saying that on the
payment Of 90. 900 the child would be
returned. The police are at sea,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
His wounds healing.

Paris, August 1.-THE condition Of
Prircs HonrI, who was wounded IN the
duel, Is improved to-day, and all dan
ger OF r o1s results has passed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
Aatn Inhn Sherman.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August IT,
Secraiary John, Sherman to-day posi-
tivelY denies the story that be will re-
sign or that bis resignation has been
suggested by the president.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17

MONTREAL. Quebec, August IT,
"Glencairn, - the Canadian yacht, won
again, to- day, in the International race,
and takes the cup.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17
A Big Plunge.

New York. N, T., August IT,
The Journal to-day, sags that racing
plunger s.Pittsbnrg Phil" won nearly
800, 900 on Yesterday races.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17

wAsHISeroy D. G., August H.
Brigadier General David G. Swain
d ed here, to-day.
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is the Strike Lost9

COLUMBUS. Ohio, August II -
The operators here. generally, look
upon the miners strike Ms failure.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-17

Ia ali lts .Numsrous and de
verse branches done as II
should bs at THE OPTIC Job
Rooms.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-28
HIS FORTUNE SWEPT AWAY.


A sad case Of alleged insanity VIII he
investigated In the superior court Within
the next few days. Nathan Mannock IL
the man whose mind is supposed 40 be de-
ranged and the cause may be tracefs 10 the
failure of a little bank near Omaha. during
the recent financial depression. Although
the greater part OF his fortune was swept
away Nannoek saved ti.4to. which he
brought to Seattle. He had a foudnesE for
the police station and OF his own yoition
reported regularly TO Capt. Hogle. lie de-
posted "A large portion of his money I'm the
SAT-. at headquarters. taking a receipt from
Cant Hogle. For a few days he disap-
r,eared and was first heard from in Ta-
coma where his actions caused the police
to think he was insane. Eventually he
was allowed To return TO Seattle. After
Capt. Hogie went away the old man took
a notion Of calling on Capt Willard. The
last time he was in he said that he was
.spretty bad and asked what was best 10
do. He was advised 10 20 home and keep
quiet His home Is In the Seattle Central
hotel and when he went there he made
things howl instead OF Keeping quiet. Ia
front 81 his window he hung a blanket.
and standing In front OF IL would repeat
numbers. He promised 10 "ciean OUT the
neightornood. and finally made things so
warm that Detective Barb went after
him Last evening Barbes satd that there
did not seem 20 be any prospect of Man
mock improving decidedly. so no would
take him into court.
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SKIPPED To ARGENTINA.


KANSAS CITY. Nov. s-.-Marian r.
Curtis has applied for a divorce from NJ.
g Curtis. formerly assistant cashier of
the American National hank. who skipped
his bond in November. issa, while awaiting
trial for ernhexzlng slo.oon- In her appiica-
ton for separation Mrs. Curtis makes
known for the first time the whereabouts
OF her husband, saying he IS paymaster for
railroad in Buenos Ayres. Argentina.
Curtis was club and society man and
when he married the complainant i'm To-
day 5 suit WAS considered of irreproachabie
Character His arrest for classifying the
banks account books caused a genuine
surprise. He was indisted. but released on
bond. and pending trial went 10 Chicago.
osfensibiy To engage in business there.
He soon disappeared and his Wife il APP
pears. followed him Ia Argentina. Mrs
Curtis returned to Kansas City about q
year ago. with their child. She is a daugh-
ter OF Col. James G. Stowe, the newly ap.
pointed consul at Cape Town. South Az
rlca
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LILLIAN Bl.ANvELT~S DIVORCE.
Her Father and Mother Both Testify
Against Her.

BISMARCK, Nd. Nov. sT.-The divorce
case of Mime. Lillian Blanvelt tSmith)
against her husband, Royal Stone Smith,
or New York city. was heard before JUS
tice Winchester in chambers yester-
day. The complaint alleges non-support.
the plaintiff stating in her deposition that
she earned from Slo.ooo 10 sis 900 yearly and
that her husband does not contribute to
the support OF the family, but prefers TO
live from her earnings. Smith denies tho
allegations OF the plaintiff. Strangely
enough the only witnesses of the defend-
ant are the mother and father of the
plaintiff. who appear to side with the hus-
bard. A decision will he handed down in a
day or two
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That's a good idea n embodied In che
construction % the Buriington's new st.
Paui-Chicago Limited"
Electric light. steam heat. wide %esfl-
hules. compartment sleeping cars. buffet
smoking ears--everything that any ofner
train has and some things that no ether
train has.
Newest ard most cn4tl2 o. the world.
great trains. Best. too. so say the people
vino travel In Il.
No extra fares.
Leaves s. Paul se5 .. ~. daily, after
arrival of Ne. Pacific. Great Nor. and 500
PacisYe trains from the wsst.
The Mississippi Scenic Line.
Tickets az offices IF al connecting lines
NJ ~ Benton. Pugst sound agent. corner
YsxIes way and First avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-28
THE HEAVENS In DECEMBER.

Venus Is in the eastern part OF Libra. but
enters Scorpius on the 9TH. She is moving
south. and Will reach her greatest south
defamation early I'm January. 1sas She Is
slowly approaching the sun, toward her
superior conjunction. which occurs the 18TH
of February next. She will be am orning
star until that date.
Venus seems to be flirting with several
Of the planets this month. She II in con-
junction with Uranus on the sth. with Sat-
urn on the 18th. and with Mars on the 30th.
Beautiful Fenust Your love IL too tickle.
Mars Is In Scorpus. but enters Sagittari-
on the I'D. Like Venus. he is far south.
and makes his greatest south declination
early in January. lsiS.
Jupiter Ii in Virgo. lie Is In western
Qnadrature with the sun on the 5eth. when
he will pass the meridian about a.
Saturn is In Scorplus. and will sojourn In
that constellation during the year Is:s.
Neptune makes opposition with the sun
on the Eth. at y. m. Washington mean
time, the same day and hour when Venus
and Saturn are in conjunction.
On the 18th Procyon rises at IA .. m.
Sirius at SIT p. m, and Regulus at 9:25
~ m. On the same date Affair and Fomal
hanI set about $40 y, m, and the Pleiades
and Aidebaran about a. m.
ORRIN T.. HARMON.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-28

Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S Box Contained
the Tax Collections.

CARSON. Nov. e5.-4As A result of the
nrst stage robbery in this section for fif-
teen years. the stage running between
bishop and Independence was relieved OF
the Wells. Fargo x Co.'S express hnx.
containing about sl,o0n. The money rep
resented tax collections being conveyed 10
the county seat.
The hold-up occurred In an exposed part
OF the road, nearly two miles from a rail-
road station
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Combine Against Utwhh,ua.-

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov e1.-chiness
merchants have signed compact TO sub
init no further To blackmaii. and without
their usual income the highbinders will be
forced to leave the city or so to work,
over twenty highlander societies are at
fected by this arrangement.
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Drew ned While SLatEu~

DULUTH. Nov. G.-Aliss Louise Lasaile
and Miss Jennie Sheress. girls each about
Il years OF age. were drowned In the st.
Louis river tonight while skating.
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ST. Louis. Nov. z7.-aadtson 6.
ssookey. u Selisvllle. III. deputy dlatrie;
ss.tes-sl revenue collector Gre 81 the
nest known men In Southern Illinois. WAS
found dad under trcslle crossing WaI1-