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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-11-17
Dakota-fly ylleter.

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WiIt;ama "a 90 ,,oste,.,,t r,sa,,5a ., ts,, s,.,
baoick dan "a danna, s;ols,,e,.d rva,,o,,,
att bonna ratt IN !; aldsta,3a, "a "A Iole,-s
not;vat e, "a u
Elasvada. Marsln Hofstrands stora
.D ,sau.l esiru neuo uen - denness IL
f6rst5rdas FarIustan com ll;r total {
alIdenatnnd ;noar ..ss,,,.o,,e Paraean,,,
nnnos,. fiji 80 oeo
Z.
s.or Iamgu Doshap mar skicKats aus
lran Diack hliis, 2. ~, sll de osera
sCaterna under denna most. lcke mn
dre an SlV,oouVVV ~ ma ernalil1s peGal-
ning lor kreatur' som sll sai1s ulder eE de e'
=.
Nara uolen NOSE oenssn On unH
hicka' paLranades aen ll. Il oeInes V' eto
s!ukhus Fargo, N ~ al SUI sys.er :.
~. e olilhiigs elis.alu. non haue - DiilVis
Ior1ord al en saoeIInaKare stevens.
hilll..' OCH FesC5 Clii 2 argo hor atC ooiJa
SIN sksln.
Nedbrunnet fingshus. Tingshuset
Pennington county, ID, nedbrann f0f
andra gangen natten till den III dennss.
Byggnaden holl pa att uppforas och
var det narmaste fardig. F0rlusten
uppgar till s10. 900 och brandforsakrin-
gen till $4,000, Elden tros vara an
lagd.
Nvtt tvooradsvaq. Jacon F,riyxson
Hor,ord q n bori bnat byo,t. a4f
hus, som ar ogenomtrangligt for cid,
Wind och vatten. Det Or uppfordt huff
vudsakligen af cement, hvarmed spiel
verket yaggar och tax bestrukits utan
och imam Det innehaller fyra rum och
pastas fylla sitt andamal fortrafaigt,
def att Diet ar bade varmt och billigt.
s+o- t;,Ios,o r,a ranu;no.r. Grand
E,orls pla;naoela, on nopnl;sttidninr
con, ,,ta;fvas crana, ForLs NJ D Cd. b.
aor az dat bar aldr;e, va,;f "a God fiji.
osnn IA no,nn;n,ar N Il som mr.
ponn;naarsnton 1e, bar fallit "a att lord.
brn lrorna mn L,npa o,naatta skdana
sn sonn IA icla hatala,7 tilI a yro,c,ent
och bsnIorna len,.,a 4l,,ott < ,,rnca,It
o.h aat+a o,dos+ IA ;,,ssttn;,,o c,rraa
al. hal. s,.ot 81, ,;rnan ,,sran lromnar
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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-11-17
Allnldnna rlylleter.

4 q ( @ + z
Pension ha barnen efter J. Anderson
/ i Maquoketa, Ia, j dagarne blifvit be
viljade.
Till postmastare Il Solder, Monona
Co. Ia, har T. s. Thoreson derstades
blifvit utnamd.
Sitt guIdbr6llop firade harom dagger
makarne Nels Nelson, boende trakter
af Yorktown. La.
Girigheten ar en- rot till ALT Ondt
Eva Buren, en- 70-arig qvinnai Sar
Francisco, Cal, som blifvit vansinnig
foljd af sn&lhet. har nyligen mast in
sparras ett DARIUS.
observation-disclosures Manitoba hal
under det gangna aret visat ett stadiet
uppsving och produktionen af sm6l
och ost uppskattas af provinsens meje
rikommissarie Mcdonald till $lO0, ,OOt
mer an 1886.
SjeIfmord af prest. Presbyterianpre,
stem w. II Veale i Los Angeles, Cal.
andade i fora veckan slit lif genom
att skiuta sig. Temporart vansinne
angifves vara orsaken till sjelfmordet
". var 40 ar gammal.
Lofvande tlngdon1. En- skollarare
Wheatland, Mo-. blef i fredags I. v
ihjelslagen med klubbor och stenar al
nagra larjungar, som han forut straffai
i skolan for uppstudsighet. De brutala
lymlarne hafva haktats.
Utvldgad affar. Den af yara lands.
man Carlson och Alexander Tacoma
Wash, bestaende firman Tacoma Shoe
Manufacturing Co. har dagarne ut
vidgat sin fabriksror orelse och tillverkar
nu omkring 100 par skor ON dagen.
rIissionstidning Korea. Sedan
arril manad har Korea egt On tidning,
Den utkommer Koreas hufvudstad,
Seoul, och redigeras az amerikanska
missionaren Underwood. Tidningen
har till uppgift att sprida den kristna
religionen.
L 4 en- alder af sjGttiOfern Dir afied l0r-
days doktor Susan Al, Edison sitt hem
i Washingto ID. g. Den afiidna intog
EFT synnerligen framstaende rum inom
landsts lakarekar. Han var president
#Garfields husIakare och vardade den
sarade presidenten pa dennes d0ds-
bAdd.
4 D6d 1 sin sang antraffades Peter
sSkoglund Dayton, Ia, pa morgonen
efter valdagen den andre dennes.
F6regeende dag hade han synbar-
sligen vid basta helsa infunnit sig
valurnan och kastat sin rost. Dodsor-
saken var Notwithstanding. DEN aaid.
ne var en- at Daytons aldste svenskar.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-11-17

guddomlig sk0nhet, hyilket karlekens
majestat framstralar icke fran denna
bid! Sakerligen har ingen sd som
Thorwaldsen kunnat uppfatta och j
bid framstalla egenskaperna hos den
mastaren, som var mild och 6dmjuk af
hjertat och som ropar till de elanda,
.kommen till mig 7 allie som arbeten
och aren betungade och / skolen fnna
70 till edra sjalar.n
s. Efter ungefar en- dagslangds Yidare
resa mot solder, hvarVid min Vag gar
forbi On Rygen, der Gustaf III Adolf och
hans segerrika har landstego den "a
juni 1880, da de anlande till Tyskland
for att upptaga striden for religionsfri-
hetens heliga SAX, yoro vi framme vid
Stettin. Stettin ligger utefter foden
Oder och dr. en- betydande manufaktur
och handelssstad. Man sag der stora
tegelbruk och masugnar. Ett af Tysk-
lands storsta skeppsyarf Or belage.
strax invid den egentliga staden. Flere
stora skepp voro under byggnad, bland
dem EFT amnadt for det adagsna Siam
och de manga arbetarnes valdiga ham.
marslag astadkommo ett f0rfarligt
vAsen. a
vi komma ihag att Stettin spelade
en- stor rol borjan af Gustaf III Adolfs
falttag staden belagrades af den
svenske konungen och den vankelmo.
dige Bogislaus, hertigen af Pommern
fam det klokast att oppna dess portar
och afven att forena sig med konungen
fran Sverige. Derigenom stod vagen
mot norden 6ppen for Gustaf Adolf
d8 han Triangle djapare in landet.
Man marker smart att man ar Tysk
land, militarismens land Soldater och
off1cerare ga sa stolta och raka pa ga.
lorna. De kama tillfullo sin vardig.
het och betydelse som fosterlandets
f6rsvarare. Statyer. erinrande ON
Tysklands stora segrar saknass int
heller. Till ''yttermera visso" att man
ar j Tyskland, SD hor man nu inte an
nat sprak talas an den foga valljudan.
de tyskan. 10, lite svenska fck jag
hora Stettin och Diet kan jag inte lats
bli att omnamna. Syenskarnes sk6nf
toner brukar man alltid hora mec
glade, men denna gang lat det s.
hemskt, sd grasligt hemskt. Jag stoG
just 8 stationen och studerade tidta
bellen d8 tvenne man hastigt kommc
fram och likaledes tittade pa tabellen
'Taget har redan afgatt", sade den e1lt
pa rem svenska och sedan foljde nastar
hela forradet af det svenska spr&ket:
gamla klassiska svordomar. Jag hade
fornt hort "harunbusarne'', Stockholm
och Goteborg svarja. och de kundt
minsann CORA Diet sd att man kunde trt
att Diet skall ga med dem som det for
dom gick med Kora, Datam och Abi
rams rote, men hVad jag nn horde val
inte samre. Jag vande mig ON for at
Sc hur den svensken kunde Sc ut son
pa delta stale pa ett sd ledigt satt val
trade fran fula ord ar halsen och fanI
att den talande var en- kolsvart ne
ger. Det var nog att CORA en- i,l6rkrddd
fastan det var ljdsa dagen "A. A. s.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-11-17
Wisconsin -nylleter.

L. ~.
Siutet pa eLt graz. Eeter e.s1i' .''l en
hotellegare Manlstee aHyraoe naroin 1'
dagen ett skott. som ogonpilcki1gen .aa uo-
dade Louis hiaus ! CrlVltz hIt graz
var orsaken Till mordeC.
Stangde sina d0rrar. Banken AM
tigo stangde lordags pa, grund af
oregelbundenheter, som af bankin-
spektoren blifyit. funna j bockerna,
sina dorrar. Presidenten Fl. G. Berg
man och vice presidenten Mac Donald
ha lofvat att godtgora bristen, j fall ma
gon sadan skulle uppsta.
nsdss.,, q 4 Tsn5Iaf an a. da
,,ost Lsnda s,,anslarna Marinatta "a.
10 I eaS ,,sno, "A sadap lnpgsot +
s;n. ,naa A. var han ,s,inna,n men a.
... 1atta r,iro oct svssalsatta
-; ss, ss,,a ss, stnr , slsa,a hyariganom
l,s a !, -, .;or,,a 7,.stt s,oa fnrtianst Racraf.
a;r,eyN 49,. - so,n y 'stedde frsn dan q nth
- "a. e. =, af a. sta,.sta son, t,rata
; staaan 1., II M an,ra ooh q harm DIVER.
1afra,. l,ono1n
80. !, !,
Fran west 0uperlor. Aioers s,alnu
elson, som az nynnig ghesefha " u.1s
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-11-17
Observer

{ MINNESOTA STATS TDNING er-
la1les utaf nya prenunleranter
fritz till arets slut. ALA SOM on
ska taga narmare kannedo donl ON
ssidningens innehall och tendens
corde derfor insanda 11amn och
adress for att sa1unda "a tidnin-
gen sig tillsand raterstoden
af innevarande at.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05

You can't afford to risk your life by
allowing a cold to develop into pne u
monia or consum ption. Instant re
lief and a certain cure are afforded
by One Minute Cough Cure. -Boschert
& Williams.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05
Pleasant Valley.

Tuesday Nov. 2.-Mrs. Emma Cain
took her youngest child, Helen and
started for Kansas City Wednesday.
She LETT note for her husband tell
ing him she did not intend to return.
Miss Cora Cane came up from Neode-
sha Thursday
Henry Carver is quite sick at this
writ ny.
Miss Florence Galamore is at work
for Mrs. ]. r. Adams.
Joe Wiltse went to Villas Monday
20 take charge of his store.
Floyd Wlltse husked corn for Geo
Smith a couple of days this week.
The Ditto heirs will have another
sale of property belonging to the late
Mrs. Eudora Ditto, Nov. ,.
Mr.. Mccoy who has been working
for jeff Cain, left Saturday for near
Kansas City where he expects to find
work.
J. n. Ralston and family passed
through our neighborhood Saturday,
.enroute for Chanute, their future
home. They moved from Altoona.
Bill Bell came home after dark Fri
day night and in some unaccountable
manner let his horse get away from
him. He and Guy Smith hunted for
her until midnight and gave up the
search. Guy found her the nent morn
ing standing quietly, still hitched to
J the buggy in the pasture. Neither
horse or buggy were any the worse for
the nights adventure.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05
Rural.

Wednesday, Nov. 3.-Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Pullen visited with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f, Pullen last Sunday.
The dance at George Myers last Fri
day night was quite, a success,
Mrs. Maggie Pullen, Of Trininad,
Colo, is visiting with friends and rel
atives in this vicinity.
Ed Meekem is waiting on uncle
John Wendal who is very helpless
with rheumatic tronble,
Maggie Myres sister to the Myres
brothers is expeced home from Trini-
dad, Colorado this week.
Frank Pierce had the misfortune to
loose two of his fingers in binder,
while cutting cafer corn last week.
Mrs. NJ. D. McAtee and daughter,
Miss Mary Sundayed in town the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H, w. Elliott.
Elva Popping has been complaining
with dust on the lungs, result of con-
tinued work with the tEreshing ma
chine.
Joe Hahn caught about 200 pounds
of fish last week. He caught them
with his hands, the water being SC
low.
Jones, the photographer is making
special prices on all work from now
till holidays, Lindsay Block, Cha
mute, Kansas. TT,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05
Erie.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

H. Hurt ct al to d. E. Morrey, q
G d lots @ and nj lots 3 blk l3 Iloga
$3.50.
L.C. Heminger and wife to Daniel
Gorden, wd lots and 4 and 81 n-wt q
90 IS. $1,000.
Neosho County to j. L. Denison q
lot 1,2, 3 and Neosho add to Erie SS'4S'
J.J. Fletcher aud wife to John L.
Smith wd s-w4 5,27, 20. $500.
Fielding Scott and wife to f. A.
schibi wd ST s-w4 s-wA 12,29,2O. 1920
Mary O'Grady to Thomas 2. O'Gra-
div ct al, wd 81 n-ef 15,3O,1S. $500.
f. e. Ward ct al to Jesse Ward wd,
lots II 10, 13 and IA blk 3 Eden Park
add to Chanute. $500.
&C. Dutton and wife to Elmer L.
Jones wd, lots 90 IA, ,25 and Is blk s.
Georges add to Erie. Sl75'
William j. Miller and wife to VII
liam e. Randall wd ST s-wt 5,29'zl
1925.
Thomas Harding ct al to James
Lowe wd und 1-2O e4 s-w@ s-wt and Sc
+ s-w4 sec 2S and e3 n-wA ana acS III
sc cor n-w4 n-w4 SO, ,27,2O. $95.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05
Shaw.

John Liggett moved to Kansas City
Thursday.
Mrs. Sutton, of Lamar, Mo-, is visit
ing her son Sanders this week.
4. r. Berger who has been visiting
in Elk county returned home Monday.
Mr.. Kimble has bought lot on
Main street and will build a shoe and
harness shop.
The election at this place was the
greatest election that has been held
here for long time.
Jones, the photographer is making
special prices on all work from now
till holidays. Lindsay Block, Cha
mute, Kansas. tt.
About forty of Marion Evin's neigh
bors gathered at his home Sunday, the
81 of October with well filled baskets
to celebrate his 40 birthday.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05

You can't cure consumption but
you can avoid it and cure every other
form of throat or lung trouble by the
use of One Minute Cough Cure
Doschert s. Williams.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05
Leanna.

Tuesday Nov. q 97.-Miss King OF
Illinois is the guest of Miss Ida Rich
ardson.
Mr.. Sours has been dangerously III
again.
John Clemmens is building new
house.
Lee Afford is husking corn for Mr.
Bloom.
John Kelso and wife were in town
Saturday.
will Smith visited his sister at
Golden Valley Sunday
ULYSSES Courtney, of Elsmore, spent
Saturday night with his parents.
The protracted meeting closed We'd
nesday hight with eight additions
Mrs. David Hunter returned from
her visit in Chautauqua county Sdtur-
day.
Mrs. A. D. Reed who has been SICK
for several days is able to be ABOUT
again.
Mrs. 1ngels delivered a touching
and able address on missionary work
Sunday morning.
Mr.. A. B. Olsons family of Kansas
OCity have arrived at their' farm norUn
east of town.
Edward Ermy and family of Aus
tin spent Sunday with Mr.. and MIS-
Henry Roderick.
Rev. Inglos is expecting his only
sister, Mrs. Gideon, of Washington
d. c., here Saturday.
Some of the boys went coon hunt
ing Saturday night. They are plann'
ing another for tonight.
There will be spelling school al
the Bowman school house next FRIDAY
night. Jas. Reed teacher.
Jones, the photographer is making
special prices on all work from now
till holidays. Lindsay Block Cha
mute, Kansas. Oi'
Misses Dosha, Zelda and Meta Al
ford, Stella aIe Cracken and Mr.. VII
lie Catron were the guests of Perry
ana Lee Donham, Sunday afternoon
Rev. Atwood will preach at the
caurch Sunday, both morning ano
evening. His talk Sunday morning
will be especially to the Endeavors
and young people.
Mr. Newton Cleaves and wife left
for Illinois last week where they VIII
make their future home. Their many
friends were sorry to have them leave
and they will be greatly missed In all
religious and social work at this place.
Mr.. VIM. Booze win organize sing
ing class at New Scotland school house
Wednesday night. Mr.. BCoe Is
competent teacher and all those want
ing a thorough and practical knowl'
edge OF music, should II possible be
member OF his class.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05
carlton.

Wednesday, Nov. 8. = Mrs. Gus
Brickler, Of Wichita, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ,Clatfelter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stapleton, of Thayer.
were visiting in this city Sunday.
Rev. E. A. Borniger, of Cherryvale,
held services in the Catholic church
last Sunday.
Those elected in Canville were Bob
Meekem, trustee, R.; Eagle, clerk, R.,
2. 7. Postleth waite, treasurer, d.
Kiah Balch returned Sunday from
California. He went there a few
months ago for a change Ordinate.
Jones, the photographer is making
special prices on all work from now
till holidays. Lindsay Block. Cha
mute, Kansas. If.
Mr.. Frye, Of Seymore, Mo-, has
bought half section Of land near
carlton and moved onto the same,
He says he has come to stay. This is
what we call confidence - confident
that he can make living on Kansas
land.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05
Urbana.

Tuesday, Nov. bright and clear
today and about fifty per cent. of the
votes in this precinct were polled by
noon Indications are that there will
be full vote polled.
John Bailey he's new babe at his
place.
w. H. Nation was in towd last We'd
nesday.
The lies boys are building new
corn crib.
Mrs. Dryden visited at Seth Nations
last week.
Shuyler Yockey will return home
this week
w. E. Noble is making repairs on
his house.
Claude Shull and Grace Hummer
were married last week.
Frank Deintz, of Parsons, spent yes
terday afternoon in town.
John Milliken and w, B. CULLEN OF
Chanute were in town last week.
N. V. Cook candidate for county
surveyor was in town last Thursday.
John Neely of Walnut was visiting
his brother, A. F. Neely, last Sunday.
]. E. Noble paid S41 for a mich COW
at Harrison Williams sale yester-
day.
John w. Perry has quit the R. R.
and has come home to remain on the
farm,
Rev. j. r, Smelser preached at the
U. B. church, Saunday at II a. m. and
Rev. McHugh at 3 p. m.
Small pill, safe pill, best pill. De
Wits Little Early Risers cure bilious
ness constitution, sick headache.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05

Small pill, safe pill, best pill. De
Wits Little Early Risers cure bilious
ness, constipation, sick headache.
.Boschert & Williams.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05

Miss Peal Fletcher was at home on
Sunday visiting parents and friends.
Mr.. Whitworth taught school on
last Saturday to make up for last
Monday.
Arthur Hanson was visiting his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
McGuffy Sunday.
Everybody is busy hauling water
for stock and hoping that Mckinley
will send us a rain.
School was dismissed at this place
on Tuesday and wednesday on ac-
count Of the election.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05

T. M. Thirswend, of Grosbeck, TeX.,
saws that when he has spell OF in
digestion, and feels bad and sluggish,
he takes two of DeWitt's Little Early
Risers at night, and he is all right
I the next morning. Many thousanu as
of others do the same thing. you!
-Boschert & Williams.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05
Odense.

Emanuel Fletcher is helping Frank
McGuffy husk bis corn.
Sion Wheeler was visiting friends
at Leanna on last Sunday.
Mr.. Turner has been hauling his
com to Capt. A. P. Gibson.
Tilden Trammell was enrolled as Q
new scholar on last Monday.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05

There is no need of little children
being tortured by scald head, eczema
and skin erruptions. DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salve gives instant relief and
cures permanently. .-Boschert & Will
Jams,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05
Union Valley.

Tuesday Nov. 2.-Jno. Birdsong and
family Of Summit Hill, moved into
our neighborhood last week.
No school today on account of elect
ion,
The A. G. f. will meet next Satur-
day evening.
j. w. McCann, Of Shaw, was a pleas
ant caller yesterday.
w. S. Biggs is husking corn for L..
p. Terry this week.
Quite a number Of visitors attended
church at this place last Sunday.
Perry Ernhart and family visited
Alex Mcdonald and family Sunday.
Walt Greasy and family from near
Urbana spent Sunday with relatives
at this place.
Rev. ]. R. Chambers, of Yates Cen
ter, was over in Wilson county this
week looking after his farm.
Rev. Bayless and wife, also Rev.
Van Wormer were the guests of Jno.
MCGOWAN and family last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Jno. Huffman and
Frank Huffman and family Of Earl
ton, visited G. Gates and family Sun
day.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05

TALE OF TWO COUNTIES.
AS TOLD BY THE TINES CORRESPONDENTS IN NEOSHO
AND WILSON COUNTIES

TO CoRREsPoNDENTs: Write on but
one side of the paper; head your items
each week with the name OF your 10
cality: get items here by Tuesday
when possible, but in no case laoer
than Wednesday; sign your name 10
items, not to be used in paper, ou6 as
a matter of good faith;when your sup
plies run out, notify this office,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
ATHLETES Ar BERKELEY OVAL
Prospects Good for Remarkable Exhibi-
tioDS Today.

New York. May 2s.-The intercollegiate
Athletic association began SIS tventy-sec-
end annual fed and track events al Be.-
kelley Oval this afternoon. There was a
very small attendance OF spectators. bu.
as only trial heats were run of On the
opening day large attendance was Nc:
looked for. TIE track aad in;ie.d were iE
splendid condition.
Although there were nearly 20 entries
received for the several events. large
majority OF those entered failed % pu; IL
al appearance. and consequently there
we're net 50 many trial heats as were
looksd for. Elever q the universities and
colleges from which representative
came qualified one o. more f. ;ae several
events yase has ;weaty-o5e men s.azs-
ing VINO viii contest II u. sz7ni-sr1zs
and finals to11orro<. ard has a. Ieass one
man in every event Harvard vii also
be represented n every event .1-ssrrox,
as sire azs Ssxiiea men zao aazliaed.
II. University x Pennsylvania boys rad
seventeen representatives zHo gaslHe3.
and he only event in raiea 10y faEie5
was ne poe vsrI-
Out O. team g eleven sthisss<. :ez %
she Princeton Tigers ran rel - s-1 are
emitted 70 coEn2css Geo-se-3rn csae<s
IA sl-ao<- sure = se aoc-sdl.s3 VIII :1e
10 and % gard 5ssaes- "a -9e-e see5ss
p - 10 so-b@ ~ a. "a. We.s-z. ba--1rR
sc>.de1r. xii ws1 So-ss szEs,y. 1g<ginz
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pounds. and in bulk from to 10 cents
per loo pounds.

pounds. and in bulk from to 10 cents
per loo pounds.
After Mr.. White had criticized the in
crease as opposed 10 the interests OF the
builders and Mr.. Pettigrew had de-
Tended il, saying il should be greater
III the interest OF the public. Mr. Vest
criticized, but 20 no avail. the rate pro-
posed on glass bottles. decanters. etc,
asequal 10 the Mckinley rate the high
est. he said. in the country's history.
Mr.. Jones Of Arkansas objected in a
vigorous speech 10 the rate fixed on wiz
dow glass. Il was % universal consump-
ton ard was in the hands OF trusts. two
associations practically controlling the
business in this country and dividing the
territory and fixing rates.
Among ali the iniauIties OF the bill. =
he said. and their rame is legion. :he
s.ass schedule is the most nonssrous.''
Mr.. Sewall CRep-, " u challenged Mr..
Jones statement. saying that there were
individual glass makers in his state, out
side Of any trust, and struggling for ex-
istsnce egsins; foreign competition
Mr.. Mills q Texas said TIE glass rates
were enormous and unjlsilfahse, running
from 1l5 - lis per cent Il was far be-
yond any imag iasd when he country BE-
gan frSs 20 begin It's iafani industries. 1;
was not a duty. but bounty 70 wealth.
he declared.
Mr.. White az California spoke ~ length
against the bill. saying TIE rates were
20 large exSsat. ard ~ ;ais
reason il would fai. in is 2ir.sose TO
raise revenues, as the Mckinley act had
failed 70 produce sufficient revenue. or-
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TRIALS OF THE WHEELING
New Gunbost Promises To do the Contract
Snred and Then sonnr-

San FRANCISCO. May 2s-The accept
ance trials OF the zunOoa. Whssling
commenced today. Nineteen runs a.
speeds varying from 5.s3 % III knots
over the measured mile course Of Bluff
Point were made In order % determine
the speed revolution curve for ire yes
GELS. Everything worked satisfactorily
except in the thi--eenfa rua.. when tns
boilers primed while sailing az eleven
knots al hour sad the engines had -
he slowed doEn wails nc water carried
ever WAS drained from them The four
consecutive hours s-lel All take place
tomorrow morning. back AMI forth over
a course running from aorthxes; from
Hunters Pom; - Red Rex. :zsivs
niles in length. The required speed far
rs vessel Il me sane as tszi n re
ease % the 2a-ie-sa-twelve knots 20
hour. ard there Is LITTLE doubt IA she
Il abe 20 exceed 4 81 :Arse kn2;s- as
ID her sister snip.