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MEANS A CLOSER UNION
Austria and Italy Are Leaning
Towards Great Britain.
WEAKENING THE ORElBUND
Suppression OF German Influence Aimed
at in Austria Emperor Williams
Policy Stirring Up Disapproval
Sull Waiting lor Cue.

Copyright Ia, by Asso, iatfd Press.
Berlin, Nov. l&.-Thc Visit of Count
Goluchuwski thr Auslfp- Hungarian
minister Tor foreign nnalrs. to King
Iiumbrrt al Muuza and Us attendant
circumstances are regarded In German
political rlrclrs as being uf the highest
Importance. The conservative and
agrarian newspapers interpret the visit
as meaning "A closer understanding be-
tween Auslria-liunpary and Italy, ana
a leaning uf thuse tWl powers towards
Great Britain. The lradlng organ Of
the agrarians and nationalist, the
Deuisch Hcitung, says.
In this "" are 10 see "a weakening of
our diplomatic position. Under Prince
Bismarck our country was the media
tor between Russia and Austria. and
Austria and Italy. while France was
Isolated and England was kept IN
check by Russia. The Russo English
irreconcilablc contract Is still existing.
hut France has made an agreement
with Russia. and Austria has made one
with both Italy and Russia. in each
case over our heads. and the internal
and foreign policy uf Austria go hand
in hand. under the lead OF two Poles,
l.ldeni and Goluchowski, who aim az
the suppression II German influence"
The Rundschau publishes AN article
10 the same effect, dcnouncing the du-
Ilicliy of British sLitcCraft. whereby
both Austria and Italy are gradually
becoming estranged from Germany"
An old diplomat of Berlin. who be-
longs To one of the dreibund powers.
said to the correspondent of the associ-
ated press: Austria has for several
years been disappearing of Emperor
Williams foreign policy So far as Eng
land Is concerned. and the needless
proyocaiion of England contained in
that famous m,-ssaE" Ia President
Kruger. has been seriously. IL not si-
lently condemned by Austria's states
men. The same is true nf Italy. Both
lialy's and Austria's Mediterranean in
tcrests are of vast and far-reac hing
, Importance. and they cannot be sub
served 81 long as there Is "A latent an
tagonism against England as the fea-
iure of the drclbund policy. An en
tente closer than haseyer beforee eexisted
has been established hctw..n Italy and
| Austria. and this means consonanoe
! of their interests with England In that
/ respect. To that extent the drei-
bund has been weakened and Germany
has been led to follow her own Oriental
and colonial policy at the side of Rus
sia and France. Il DOES not mean the
breaking up OF the dreibund, but the
rc-shaping of Interests to some extent,
outside of H."
The official newspapers are silent on
the subject. hut the editor Of one OF the
leading government papers said: we
are still waiting for our cue from
above"
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A HEAD END COLLISION
TWO NORTHERN PACIFIC FREIGHT
TRAINS COME TOGETHER.
Engines T.irsc"p-.' 'irrm-n and Engi.
Deers save Their Lives by jumping
IN Iimc-No On. Hurt.

Special Dispatch io the standard
Helena Nov. 1.-Two Northern Pacific
freight trains. No . castbound and No.
% wcstbnund. lacked horns over the
right of way about 100 yards west OF the
drpot at East Helena al 10 minutes to- =
this morning. resulting IN a head-cnd col-
llsion that tclcscuped the engines ana
wrecked number of ears The eastbound
was going ~ "a rapid rate. the other was
slowing up III. iron horses came togcth-
- with loud crash that was heard "A
long Way On The engineers and frcmr n
Of zach train Jumped Just before the coli
lslnn ana saved ihoir lives M one Was
hurt except Engineer Lowery OF the cast
bound, who received "a Few cuts about
tho head. Both cugincs were demolished.
bring driven on. into the other so far
that the cylinder heads touched. The pi-
lots were r'dur"d 10 kiudlng wood and
IN" tender of the "astbound engine laft
the latt.r and found resting place "A
frw fcol back on The top of burlington
c0r that WIS loaded with lumber
pid raiiroad mrn say n was the quick
- wreck On rorord. lust where the
hnmo lies il - matter that 1t f. hard 10
sny st this tlmr. A. T. usu1l ~ such
cases. the urprrilpe ttalnm'n make
stltcmcnlg that arr decidedly al yarlancf..
VI il centrally conceded, however that
M" air hrtkr- on the rhstbound refused
i1 work when thU ,uriuVor law the dam
rcr aud rndraNprrd to amply ihom. Al
though hls train was Rong az tho more
rapid rlto. ~ ls cllimsi he could have
s'uppod ~ hsd h" b"n IN control II the
brlles.
Another story is that tho wos,bound
VIZ 10 miuJi'e ahead IT tirnc. and WINS
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sunny side stnhrs.

San Francisco, Nov l&-Tho sunny side
stakes for 2-yrdr-old colts worth 81 30
Ia the winner. Mas the event Of The dn =
at Inglcsidc this afternoon. 10 spo'uy
colts facing th, barrier. Los priotos. the
Lucky" Baldwin cast-of. with odds oi
- To / against him, came llkr a Hash
al the end and nippcd IN" rae. Cr"m the
heavily played se"und ohoitv. - CART
land II. of the llonlg string. Morcllito,
the favoriic, and lllss kuckor. tho thitd
choice. finished IN the ruck. "Sk""t-"
Martin, who has just returned from Now
York after a successful "ampaieu easily
secured tho Jockey houors of the day,
winning three ont oI four mounts and
finishing thlrd uu the other. -Four pro-
nounrsd faNouns aud Two rNtr, me out
sid.rs pas-rd uulrr the wire mist. Wealth
er cloudy. track good
Results. S.lru iurlungs-Dou Luis Won,
SpunNcu suoud. outlay ,hIru. time.
/. I.g,i.. Mil Elmer +, won. MamD. Scott
second. Widow Jones third: time, l.i.il
Mile. bsnd.eap-Judge Denny won.
sbasta Mlttr second. Grady thifI. t'm.,
i.gla,. MI, ana quarter hurdle. hau'I-
run-our Cuwlt, won, Mcstor sDr0uH
| Governor Eudd i1ifl; tine. g.t9a. sunny
! side stake 81 ~" for 2-yuar-ol1 rU'tr
seven niflwe -1.us rrictps WIN EI
Garland lIl. -.auud. fonsuyaursh ihir1.
ti,nc tsF. SID McI.iEht WON. Adam
| Andrew ...oHt Jo" Terry third. um.
i.ig
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PROPOSED PACIFIC CABLE
HIGH MOUNTAINS AND DEEP VAL
LEYS FOUND IN THE OCEAN BED.
Local Option Bii Defeated In New ssuth
waies-The Gold Yield In Austria.
lin tor the quarter.

Seattle. Nov. la-The steamer warri.
moo. which arrived from Australia to-day.
brings advices Us follsw; IL. N. 3. PEN
guin has just returned to Fill after sur
veyIng the proposed Pacific cable route
from snva to Honolulu. The bottom OF
th. ocean was found to be very uneven
now high hills and mountains and then
deep valleys. one or two uncharted patch
es near Honolulu were discovered. but
as they have seven or eight fathoms OF
water over them. they are not dangerous
10 navigation.
The New south Wales assembly has de-
featcd the local option bill The ministry
was dividcd on the question. Premier
Reid voting against the measure. The
Yield OF gold Ia New South Wales for tho
quarter ending Sept. ~ was si.ssl ounces.
valued at ga5l sos. The yield exceeded the
best of two previous quarters by l.Ss
ounceS.
Premier seddon of New Zealand I'm his
budget speech stated that last year ther,
was 4 surplus of over fiioooo. Respecting
commercial relations with the mother
country. Seldom says that II the customs
revenue permits OF reduction being
made IN favor VI British manufacturers
without prejudice 10 colonial industries Il
will be- advisable 10 differentlate In favor
] OF tue ' UAifl lNlNNbotis HANlHN NtfhA
on foreign goods az at present proposed
aud establish business agencies IN munict-
| pal cities ~ tho mother country,
Lord Brassey governor OF Victoria. in
"A speech Ft ego annual banqnct OF the
I LOCOMOTIVE tHslue Drivers and Fire
mems association, referring 10 the engi-
ncsrlng strike ln England. stated that
! q -ht hours Wt- AZ long as good work
could hr rspacted. and n longer hours
were Uc,csmry with machinery why not
put Un double shifts.
Prauirr Reid ot New South Wales an
nDuncrs his intention Ia keep the fedora
t.Ju ma,' mcut abaVe party politics. ard
Tor ihls reason measure for federating
thr colonies VIII not be- voted on Al tho
general clrctIobs.
some ricu strikes have been made near
<lupwul. unc man Is said to have taken
~ ounces VI sold iU ono dish. and another
40 ounces In two dishes. A rush has start
I'd for tho spot
\ fruit pest bill has been introduced ia
the Ncw South Wales assembly In order
90 keep out frnit Infested With pests. A
shipment ~ American apples infected
With tho cOhlin moth recently landed at
~ Jnrv and lrg sNtlon - prevent futaro
shipments viii hs enactel.
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THG MAYOR ARRESTED.
Postmaster MaIisn Takes steps to secure
Government Money.

Spokane. Wash, Nov. B.-Postmaster
Mallon to-day caused the arrest Of May
or olmstsd a. A. Newbcry. l.. II. Hyde
and u. y. W.tzcl all prominent citizens.
They We're officers and directors Of the
d.funct citlzous' National hank. which
failed with a deposit Of - 10 of postoffice
money As the bank was not a United
States depository the loss fell upon Post
master Msllon aud his boudsmen. lie
charges the defendants with taking his
money knowing that the bank was then
and Their. lnsolycnI and IN failing cir
cumstances.
II Is said that Efforts have been made
for compromise but nothing came OF
them and In three days the statute ot
Limitation would exempt the defendants
from further action. and 80 this rourso
was taken The warrants OF arrest were
served upun them by IA" chief of police
and they APPEARED this afternoon In the
municipal court and were released on
bonds at 81 p1 each.
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RusSlA'S LITTLE GAME.
wiz rnt a step io AN Increase Of the
Turkish NaVy.

ronstlntinoplc. Nov. l1-rhc Ruos'an
embass, hero has made an important
announcement io The Turkish govern
mont ln sulsl lancc n H. that N Turkey
iutrnds Ia apply part of the Greek IN
drmnty 90 an Increase of the Turkish
aTmdmrnts Russia dcsirrs 10 rcmind
Turkey that the unpaid arrears ~ tho
Russo-Turkish indemnity amount "a
l.20Dw0 pounds adding that u the policy
OF The Turkish Government Is as indi-
Gated Russia VIII demand payment ot
this amount Tho Russian pronounce
m.nt his strongly Impressed tho dlplo'
matte corps, Who believe " Is directed
AGAINST the plans to rcorganizc the Turk.
sh navy.
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got Il on a tumble and Mcbride punted
10 Haughton. who caught the ball and
made 10 yards 10 Harvard's 2S-yard
line.
Warren and Dibblee clrcled the right
and left respectively for 10 ana u yards.
but Donald used his hands Illegally,
and the bah went To Yale. Mcbride
punted at once. but Doucette got
through on him and blocked the ball in
time for Cabot to drop ON II AT the CEN
ter OF the field.
Warren made 20 yards around the
left end. hut the ball went 10 Yale ON
three downs. Mcbride made mess
II his attempted punt and Garrison.
Harvard's little quarterback, fell ON the
bah on Yale's i5-yard line, Brown fool
ed Bouve ON the next play and, get
ling through the Harvard line, downed
Warren with "A loss. Dibblee avenged
his team. however. with Characters
tice lodging run around right end. But
his fellow lighters could not Keep up
the pace and Baughton punted ON the
third down 90 Yales i5-yard line. Me-
Bride punted the ball out Of danger
and Haughton returned IL on the next
play Mcbride pinched the sphere on
Yaie's 25-yard line and ran II yards
before he was brought down by Swain.
The Contest N fi@rc. One.
The contest was fierce one. and
Swain was laid out for "A minute. but
resumed playing. Warren tackled Ben
jamin before he had made his dis
tance on the next down and Yale fum-
bled the ball, but a pair of blue arms
got 1t again. Mcbride then kicked TO
Harvard's 20-yard line. The ball
slipped through Haughton's hands, but
Dibblee saved 1t and made live yards
To Harvards 30-yard line. Warren's
failure Ia gain forced Haughton to
kick. Mcbride made seven yards on the
catch and landed the hall well across
the middle line. Haryard's center yield
ed here for two four-yard gains and two
attacks each by Corwin and Benjamin
brought the hall 10 Harvard's 4o-yard
line. Haskell was laid out here with an
unlucky blow in the face. from which
the blood streamed.
DIR. Billy Brooks patched him up and
he went into the game again. Har-
wards defense weakened badly and
BENJAMIN and Rodgers hammered their
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-14
A PATHETIC SCENE.
A siher aud His Thre. Daughters Driven
Insane by stary alton.

san Francisco. Nov. l3,--A pathetic
scene WAS enacted In Judge Carroll
Cooks court room to-day when John
Durr and his three daughters. Kate. The
rosa ana Sarah. were adiudged insane and
committed To the rkinh asylum. The
family has been living for many years IN
little Nat AT li2 Citation Park nutiug
the basement on which money they hay,
existed. Rrccntly they had been unabl,
to collect the rent AMI were on the Ncrv,
of starvation when their condition was
discovered, The family az one time was
very wealthy tn" father bong mrmbcr
~ IN" nrm of Kennedy a Durr, who Ia
"sriS tunes kept "a large dry goods store
at Third and Howard STREETS.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

np right 10 form "a conspiracy 90 deprive
the plnintln ~ lts own fights 90 manage
rs nwn busiAess. ~ such a lhiug was
lawful thfa "a combination may be or
gaEized for tho purpoao oi preventing tho
use VI typrsciiing machines. presses. h.r-
vcstcrs. threshrrs aud thousands of other
useful iny, utions
Judge Caldwell llss"uis fr1m he assoc
rlnirs iu "a lrnuthy opinion. he which he
says "Ihr oniy weapon ~ defense the
lalorrr can appeal ~ H. Tho strike or
thU bpyrctt or both. T'icsr weapons have
an undoabtrd right 10 use 20 long as they
use thrm in prJceslle aud orderly man.
nor. This IL the only lawful limitation
on their Use. That limitation Is funda-
mental and viii DE observed in the case
az tho har fo lla fullest extent n these
WrArons are Withheld from them. then,
indeed. they nr- icft naked"
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chicago. NoV. B.-The Times-Herald to-
day prints the following letter from
Grover Cleveland. dated Princeton. n. j..
Nov. Il; II do not care II all the synods
and prvsbytsriss i'm the country were To
oflcr an adverse decision. tt would be no
reason why I should alter my decision.
when | signed a petition for a liquor IL
cense Tor Princeton Inn I in no sense
committed a wrong. and II the same
proposition came up for my consideration
again 1 would do the same thing"
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ncnrrnI I-nrnt,. Are. ed.

Son Frnncisco. Nov. E-Ex-Gcneral
paui't Fuentcs Of the Guatemaian insur-
Epni forccs. recently arrived from Mex-
lao. Was arrested upon a warrant issued
At thr Instance ~ his former agents.
SrhWJrtz ilros-. ~ this city. In order TO
prevent his leaving tho state during tho
prulrnrN of a. sult commenced against
hlm to-day 30 recover the sum OF $50.
alleged to hr due Tor money advanced
and goods Sold and delivered prior to tho
recent rebellion in the Central American
republic.
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IT rs FoR SALE.
The Oid Bible House Ia New York u On
the Market

New York. Nov. ls.-Thc statement is
made in the commercinl-Adyertisor to-
day upon authority Of Secretary ililman
and Treasurer foulke of The American
Bible Society. that the Rlblc house at
Fourth avenue and Astor Place. In this
city, has been put upon the market. Thr
property. which k worth SJN.t0l. wDs
formerly source uf revenue to the H0-
ciciy from iis rentals. hesidcs an0rdirg
work rooms and oiiires for the printing
and distribution of Eibl"s. fpifcilv the
rentals have diminished nnd expenses
which were formerly defravd from this
account have To hc met Ia other WAYS.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-14
It Pays to Buy


Everyone who docs is well suited be-
cause we have the largest assortment.
the finest quality and the cheapest
prices in the west. We never had such
"a varied assortment nor such beautiful
and artistic goods.
The very latest. up-tosdate articles in
all lines Of Jewelry. Watches. Silver
Novelties. Cut Glass. Silver-plated
Ware, Bronze and Leather Goods.
Canes and Umbrellas. Pipes and Cigar
Holders. Opera Glasses. Silver Combs
and Brushes. Gold Spectacles and Eye
glasses and Gold Quartz Jewelry, all
at very cheap prices.
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London Nov. ls-It il announced That
Z. T. iloolcy. the English hnanclcr. has
abandoned the proposed Chinese loan and
Is giving his attention In Spain. lie is re-
ported Ia hnNr offered Spain 20 raise n
loan of t35O@o al pcr cent. secured
on lirns an the old quicksilver loan.
which h now nearly wipcd out
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-14
HELD UP AND eoeeeo.
4 Lone Highwa,m,n Makes n Rails. OF
- 1000.

Warren. Idaho Nov li-Nsst,r,lay 1t
I clock the mail man Was hold up hrrr
hv a lone highwaymun aud ordered 10
d,sucput FROM his horse. Tho rufrisr
w1s ih-u told 10 ,ut tho mail sack open.
which he did lud ihv r"thar took an tbr
registered mad and lr'irT- Th,rr was
about q .sn m cash nu fpgr Uigyu Jr par.
tirs Tho highwpNm1u wore O. EIrnysA,k
Tor mlsk. lut also had sacks ahout
hls fort Th' sheriff p1sfc ri No mon M
~, 'la'.ly - Out in pursui' hut have rot
set returned.
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Port Yukon H.por,ed Hurn.a.

Victoria. u. e.. Nov. III. r. Simon.
who left Dawson on oriG. arrived To-
day He rcporfs nat just before leaving
Dawson Indians brought IN n rum r 10
the effect that Fort Yukon had been
burned. This report could not he verified.
Simon says there is no fear Of starvation,
as the companies are now supplying mon
with provisions for the winter. Most ~
them who went over the passes in the fam
are stlll campcd along the river The
Warrimo. which arrived from Australia.
brought 20 prospectors for the klondyke.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-14

-. Louis. Mo. Nov. l1-Fred stone.
manager of the Chicago Athletic club.
left for home this morning after an In
efrrctual attempt to get Bob Fitxsim-
mons. who Is showing here. to meet either
Peter Jackson or corbett for eight
rounds for 500 purse. When Stone
asked Fitzsimmons 10 appear before tho
club the latter said :''No. sir. ] won't
promised my wife | would not and, but
you've heard my story before"
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Bynsmitrd ~ Train.

Havana. Nov. I2-lEsurrenis dynamiIed
and dcrnllcd a train running lctwccn
Nuovitas and Puerto Principe. the caTd-
tnl ~ The province. Ne further details
have bern made public. The force Of the
explosion overturned the engine, de-
siroy"d several cars. killed the engineer.
fireman and 10 other persons ana wounds
rd many soldiers and passengers.
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Glasgow. Nov. lr-The Flcshers' trade
protection committee has sent circulars
to ship owners saying thar after Dee !
members of the ursanization will not
purchase iuiI'i StHlcF OF Canadian live
stock carrlsl hy shipping companies who
transport lN" stock Tor importers not
belonging io the organization.
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Guilt, or Mif" Murd.r.

Denver. Colo. Nov. l2.-Thn Jury in tho
case of Frederick g, Sanchez. who Killed
his wife IN ihis city oct. 30, returned
Ncrdiot of guilty of murder In the first
degree. Sanch"z's defense Was that he
accidentally shot his wifi in n nightmare.
imagining r fobbrr had entered the room.
lltr llfr Was INSURED for sll0l.
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A LONG REPORr.
Captain Carter D. Charged Win Many
Irregularities.

Washington. Nov l&-Thc chief ~ cn-
glnesrs. Gon.rai Wilson. has received
from Colonel Gillespie. the president uf
the board Of INQUIRY ih" ropor, I'm the
case Of captain oborlin rartcr. corps of
engineers. charged with Irregularities In
the conduct OF thr river and haihor works
IN Savannah hnrhor Tho board took over
1880 pages of testimony from contractors
and other persons cogniaani of IA" char.
acter of tho work. General Wilson viii
send the papers to Secretary AlFcr IN
few DAYS
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Immediate satisfactioa.

Berlin. Nov. l1-lt is semi-officiaily an
nounced to-day that the German squad
ron Ia Chinese waters has been ordered
To tho coast OF shan Tong 10 anchor In
the vicinity of the scene Of the recent
murder of German missionaries. for which
the German commander IL instructed 10
obtain immediate satisfaction
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1amnnrinr stafi.sic..

Washington. Nov. R-The Bering sea
meeting was resumed in the state depart-
m"nt at n o'clock to-day. 1t Was soon de-
trrmlned that the comparison Of statisti-
cal information as TO seals could be car
ried ON informally by the experts at their
quarters at the Shoreham hotel as well
as at the state department. The experts
thercupon temporarily adjourned To their
private rooms. where the conference pro-
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second. Ncckl1cc Third. time. is'.. SIX
fuIlones s,iauE-T Turtle Dove won. Mat
Tie L." SECOND, Lake N.rw Palace third;
time, IL. Six furlougs haudicap- Dam
forth WOO lanisitd second. bonita third;
time. t.l'r- Milo, Lyllis Won, Sir Ebony
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hau.ls City. New. E-At Liberty. No q.
tEe tFi5l of William carr. who confessed
u druWr,r- hl- f-ytIt-old daughter la
tho 81 sour. river. vts begun to-day.
40 q df sss wss a,t' mptgd. 'Trr's lawyer.
lIuD.nt.I bv thD DuUrt urging that tire
stGte AH.t,u the pt.sH7vrs fate. Judge
r1sa4U, reserved his decision uutll Mon
dl1.
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l.onaOn NuN. l1-At tho fourth days
racins az thr l.iN,rpuoi autumn meeting
to-day M" --vrar-oid chestnut colt Phr-
n"mcnou rddcu by Tod Sloan, Won the
Carandl starting Machine plate OF 20
soNcT,lpus. SgV,n horse ran
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ahAlapi ln.h roar Race.

London NsN H-ln the thrsr-quarter
mile champs loot race a. the CAL
ford rroprds To-day r. p. Bacon beat 4.
G. BrcdIu by four yards in 2 miautss a,s
seconds
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Death of Dr Easan.

Washington Nov. l2-Dr, = Edison one
of the hcst known physicians IN the
United stai's died here last nighi IN her
7ath year she was for many years phy-
sician for the CARRIED family
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SyGr.y y. s W. NOV. 1-Thc Official
rcporf of IRRIGATION by lrtssi1n wells n
tr' raustr, shows ihr Npfa 10 haze been
| -oor-s nd has gNcn a stimulus 10 -
r.eultur~
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rbiras. Nag I.-SnmmaTlns Hf lsHo-
sldn Tnr .....rf.rs rs of q W.t -BaluH.
won. II second. rurlI .hEa
timn 1.0 NH HT'nochitlau Non. be -'-
M ..,... raa Nnd0rspn tE.r1 rmr
Ia Trr- --. ,ftrG. uf q t1il,- SuFfHrHHt
Won pHuuNn nd. lsoyiEg rur .Iri-
time I.el MU. ul au ,gArH 'I16b
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