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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
uderruben=Notise

Sn Gaben, ntob, 1T unldrGit be nene
Gitcn3udtr~5u6rit Der uOgoen Sugar
Co." fI~trtiegeitelt porben; iie tplte:e $780,
600 unb fann als Elm SeitenitiiG 5u Ger
in Cos Wlcmitos, galifprnien, eybduten
oelten. Ser 8etrieb purbe am 27. Sep
TENDER aufgenpmmen unD piro ieBt frc3l
tirgcitsllt fein, pdbreno pel4er 3eitu etlrd
25,0O0 Sons &ii6en berar6eitet iporten
Iittb. Ser ben 5armerm be5ablte prels be-
trug 81 per Spnne. Cine anbere neue
Tabr:t 1T in Srnarb, Santa Barbara
Gpuntp, GaItfornten, ertanben.
I}cu bsabfi9tigte, ffe bereits CUR 8erarbeiz
tlt1g Der biesidbrigen Riibenernte in 9es
trieb 3n feben, bod bic 9iirre DerrinJerte
ben @rtrug an &iiben in 10 grOBela lR1be,
bab mon babon N6itanb nabnt. O:e 5abrii
sat fir 6etrG9tli9e 51d9en Eufenla'r6es
fiir's uG4ite Sa9r GOntratte ubgeI4Gofen.
Sn Sresnp County, 6 altoruien
lit cine Geieli3aft gegriinbet prrttn, bic
bort rie &ii6encultur einfii6ren min. SpQs
ten bic bamit angeiteGten @erfube erfoIg=
reid ousfallen, 10 pirO cine Sa5r;t 9e6aut
per5en. Sinter benz unternebn!sn ftebeu
mebrere angefeberte &apttaliiten.
Die 3uderfabrit in G6ino, Sal, bat IT.
rem 8etrteb am 4, Nobember einJefttu!,
G5 ~geGungten $4,000 Sons Aiiben sut
8erurbeitund. npbpr bic G6irp. 1Se(6er
20,334 Sons, @entura Goun:p 21,0GC
Sons uno Orange County ben Geft lieferz
ten.
Sn Der umge6ung BON @bbD in Teu=
vi er fOlen i'm nd4Iten SABRE :pei!ert
@erfIt4e NIT Dem Nnbau BON 3uder.iibeu
gend9t perben unb man bat gu bie1cm
Sebufe szNnlagen 5ergeIteGt
Setonntli6 befinbet ii9 bort cine Hii6en.
5uGerfcbrif, bic o6er bisber NIT manGcrlsi
MiBbeQigteiten gu fdmpfen ge6a6t bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
reue Gaboffuttur in 5IoriOa.

Nus Sampu in 6lortba fommt bic Na3z
ri9t, baB bort cine Sabuffirmu ben f%einiten
8ldttertabat fir Gigarrenz0 edblatt unter
etnem iber Elm 5u4pert geipannten, aus
ltarfem Muslin beIte6enben S9ubba4
3ii9te. Muf bieie 8eiie iinb 9 Ncres, in
9ar3ellen BON ie einem @cre einget6eilt,
unter GuItur. 9as Dad erbebt iid 10 SUB
iiber Der @rboberfld9e unb bas SUD- 19lieBt
uu@ bic @eiten Der @runbftiide Elm, fpbab
f6nere Gegen unb Winbe, tpel9e Der Pflan5e
19aben piirben. abQebalten perben. Die uuf
biefe Manier ge5pgenen 8Gdtter folen ben
beIten aus 9abana fommenoen glet4 iteben.
Der 6ierbei e~r3ielte 8ort6eil beitebt dngebli@
borin, baB bic 8ldtter cine Defenders i@0ne,
belle, 9olO9elbe Sdrbung erbalten, fir pel4s
bic No6frose am f%tdrtiten 1T. Die &ultur
unter 9ab fpG, nie es betBt, ben proou3snz
ten auf ni4t b0ber als etpa Is Gents per
pfunb beS Sabats 3u ite6en tommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
MISUNDERSTANDING.

l. Settle: Gin sic 2eier &raut unb 0tiiben-
Neue Sabaftultur in 8GOrtba Surge Garasras
pben aus benz IA. Sabresberidt u~nieres &ferbaus
@eintiters = 3uderyibensN ottaen - Srteffas
ten: @dnie 51 nu6eIn-@c9en gtGube BET S3pets
men = @beumatismus BET Sunben - SonnenbIus
meniamen fir geflitseG - 9duie BET S6,peinen-
8eleituns uOn 6rOma9s Be Sriez6die- S6metnes
Cholera = Gtetiter fir acknowledgement
BET Mauleieln.
2. settle: 8laf Seq aus Wontana - Sar>
merSSntitute = Die 8eHin9bantz8ai un6 ibrs
1ni9ebung = &e9e 8etbetItsung an benz lanSw.
11nterri6t III Ma6iiOu, IBIS. - aus &ebrasfa -
Die @et5enertrd9e Der @elt = 9tus Soma I'M
9e5tefer an 3tmmerpflanSen I'M g8intsr - S6pan;
funsen 6es 2ebenb9eut9tes bes Maitpiebs = Ger
@eltbeborf an 8et5enbrpb = 6apaunen - Sin
8erin9 bes 3uterribenbaus in @n9IanO = 8Idts
ter un6 8littben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
Rurse Photographer aus Sem IA,
0abresberi6t unfere5 Qderbau=
mtntiters.

Die N6t6eiGung fir 9flan5en>p6piiologie
unD zpatbolo9ie bat Ii4 bur4 bic 8uftarbiz
rung BON Orangen un0 anberer @itrusfru4t
groBe 8erbienite nm Die ameritanif4e pomoz
logic erpor6en. Nu9 bat tie bur4 &reu5ung
Der Mnanas be3tpedt, baB biefe Sru4t einen
grDBeren umfang unn %feineren @ei4mad err
rei9t.
9ds Mderburdmt lit ni9t i'm Stdnoe,
gongreBmitgliebern 10 biele 5armersz8ule@
tins gu liefern, aGs Oeren 8dbler bege4ren.
Die SSarmer perlangen barna9, GongreBz
mitglieber poaen ite, aber bic 9ierfir gez
ma9te 8~etpiGigung reiht niAt aus; ite ioGte
pa6er ber9rDBert tperpen.
X X X
Sen baumGofen 9egenben tpiro iebt befonz
bsre &uTmerf1amteit gef4entt. @orten boa
8Gumen, bic fia fir bite trodenen Climber
tri6e eiqnen, perben bort ungepflan3t. ST.
pinbot, Der neue 8priteber bes 5oritpefens,
plant Before W1etboben bebnfs 8eripaltung
ber 6ffentfi6en unb p%ripaten Walogebiete,
nobel bic neutrality-suspicious. BON Walouns
gen angebaltsn perDen, bic @uslagen Der
8unbesaqenten gu beden, Die ibnen 4nle!z
t1ngeu qeben. IS finb 1000, 900 @cres in
20 perf6tebenn Staaten gu Ser u3s5peden
unqeboten porben unb 100000 &cres befinz
ben fi9 ieBt unter @npflan5ung.
Suite 2unbfraBen iparen 3eit nnb @elO.
X X X
Die N6tbeiGung fir @ie65u9t bat Elm Bah
erfunben, bur6 pel9es &inber BON 5ieber~
3eden befreit perben, fobaB iie 3a irgsnH
elmer Su6res5eit nDrbli4 befOrbert 1perOen
fDnnen. Nu6 febt bies Bureau feline @erz
Iu6e nit @ntitorin>S Serum CUR @erbiitung
unb Seiluna Der S9peine4olera fort.
Sn ben Dffentli3en S3nlen ioQten Sea-
turitubien eingefiibrt perben, oamtt Der
I5inn bes iunsen Farmers 5eitigi6on auf bas
@tubium feines 2ebensbsrufs binselsntt
perbe.
L. " ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
Observation-Disclosures Brieffaten.

@insm ieben 2efer 1T bas T:&t eInee>
rdumt, ii6 briefIi6 ober miinbIi9 an bic
Rebaftion I'm @ustunft iiber betimmte
Puntte gu penben, tpeI9e, fOpeit bog in unD
fertr Ma9t Iie9t, gepabrt tperben nirb.
Nnfrasen, benen ni9t Der Nams unb bic
g.naue 4brsfe bss Gragefteners beigefaat
1inb, perben niAt beantportet.
Die &ebattion.
Bis. y Sd m09te gerne tptTen, ipie
maj am beiten Gdn1e mGitet; t9 babe Elm
0ubenb getauft, bic cine, bic t6 sef6Ga6<
tet babe, mar 10 5d6e, baB ie faH nt@t
Su genieBen mar. Wte unb tpie oft nubelt
man @Gnfe9 q @ie fapaunt man iurae
9Gbne2 3 WD fam t9 &apunaeliomen
betommen? Sd bate bortges 5rii5ia6r @iz
9orteniamen geidet, Die @ur3eln tparen
aber iebr bol5ig. Sn meiner Seimatb 2eipz
gig ge6en &apun5eln einen ie6r beliebten
Salat, bier 3abe iA obsr mod ME etpas
bariiber geIeien.
&. We6nsr, Seras.
Mntport:I) Die Nubeln fann man,
pie fulgt, b%ereiten: Man ma6t aus einem
Seig BON @ertenmebl fingerbide, 2 3oQ
Gange, 9egen bas @nbe fi9 ~Derbiinnenoe
Nubeln, b0rrt ie i'm Ofen unb tpei@t fe
por Dem Ginitopfen in Wafer Elm. Sen
@GnIen barf es babel ribt an @auFtpaner
Fe6ten. SIM Nnfang gieht man SO 1oGz
der Nubeln unb tOpft bic @Gnie bamit re-
gelmdBig ale 3 Stunben. Dor iebetn
@topfen muB Der &ropf Geer Tein. Na6
unb mad iteigert man bic Nnaabl Der Nu=
beln. 9iefe Maft bauert As 8p9en.
I'm bas Sletf@ f8madbufter gu MAIDEN,
mif9t man in Der lebten 3eit Der Mait
benz Sutter sepufberte Sol8toble BET. 9as
5d6e SS1eif9 zines alien Sbieres tpirb ba=
bur9 natirli4 nibt aart unb pei@. q
2e1en Sic ben an anberer @teGe Ite6enben
Mrtitel p&apaunen". 3 Qnttport briefli9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07

9r. Will on empfiebIt, bic alien 5ur @ns=
fabr beitimmten Sleii4 unb 5leif4proouften
5u She'll perbenoe SnipettiOn AUDI auf gutz
ter unb Safe aus5ubebnen. Ser Stempel:
pure butter" unb full cream cheese"
Ioute BON ben 8unbes 9Snfpeftpren auf ule
bollmertbige Butter ober &Gfe entbalteno'n
9ebinbe geDriidt tperben. 9obur4 purbe man
Die quite Butter unb Der CUTE Safe Der Ser.
Staten auf auslGnbiI9en M6rtten unter bic
ibentifi3irbare etiquette unb Sarantie Der
8unbesregierung bringen. 9ie MiG4ereiz
problfte 9Gnemarfs unp ganaoas, nel9e
2dnber bic gepi@tigften @oncurrenten Der
Ser. Staaten auf benz englii9en 8uttermarft
Tinb, tragen ale Elm SnipettiOnscertififat nnb
@arantie Der Qualitdt Ieitens ibrer &tgiez
ru1tgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
Qn Ole Sefer.

8riefs unb fonitige fir bic n8e:tu9e'
beitimmten Mittbeilungen ubrsIitre man &c
fdGigit an
Mnbreas @impn,
Observation-Disclosures Hebatteur
~ Der
Suinois Studts%3eitung,
gbioago, SG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
Kraut uno RGben.

Sn Nurora, StIinpis, tpurbe sire
rppultrp & petStOd QFociatiun" segriins
bet.
@us benz norbpeftlitben Seras, 1otpie
aus Sflaboma unb benz Snbidnerlunb tperz
ben i4pere @isbOerlufte infolge bes59nee>
iturms gemeloet.
Die MiI9ereif9u[e Der Idnbp. 2ebra1@
ftalt in Wanbattan, e n as, miro am
3, Sunuar e%rDfFnet; Der GURUS bauert Bis
gum Is. MGr3, alio II 8o9en unb ioate
elmer regen 8etbeiligung t6eilbaftig tper0en,
y *
Die Santa Mrna @aleD WaInuB5ii6ter
4fpciatipn in @aGtfDrnten Fat bis
iebt fir tire Dtesidbrige Wa1nubernte
$48,589 rin%genommsn, mas apet Gritteln
bes 9efammtertrags entfpri4t.
Cine Nr5abt Sarmer in Der @ranb Gras
berIe RegiOn in Mt4igan BADEN leBten
CONNER nit benz Mnban bon @rDniiien
einen @erfu4 geHa4t, Der in ieber Sim
fi4t erfOlgreid geDefen 1T.
Die 2D6ne in ben 9pl3fGGerGagern bes
Stuates 8afbington ftnb Inn 259roz
gent in Die 906e gegangen unb fir edge
blDde tpirb bon $1,25 Biz $1.50 per 1000
SUB me6r be3a6lt, ais ppr einem Sa6r.
y * y
Der Sarmer Nnton Biota in Cunning
County, Nebrasta, bat in DieIem Sabre
BON 5 Ncres 2anb 436 8uI6eI Corn Gan
ben &oI6en) g~eerntet, mas elmer @rrte bon
ettpus me6r ais 81 8ui6eI per Ncre stei@z
fomnt.
9as berberbIi9ite prdriefeuer, bus je i'm
SnbianerzSerr torium I'M itf
oriff, ipurOe enbGi9 bur9 ~itarten Rsgen ge=
I0f9t. Gs tpurbe Gigentbum i'm Mertbe
BON $25O,OOO auf sinem gebiete BON Is
Quabratmeten bernt9tet.
Die biesiG6rige Gornernte in 9amilton
gountb, Snbtuna, iibertrifft ale an
beren in jener 9egenh be8 9tdates. Der
bur9f4nittlt4e Grtrag 1T rs 6ts 100 8uz
feel bonn Nfer unb @e9ren bon Is Big Is
3Oa 2Gnge iinb ni9ts SeItenea.
SSn Der ameritanif9en NbtbeiGung dul
Der Purifer Misunderstanding in 1900 ntrt
cine 30 uistii9e eingeri9tet tperben, IT
peI4er in Iei9t begreifGi9er @elie erIdu:
teri tperOen ion, pie p%ielerIei f9mad6dft'
msnf9Gihe @peiien aus unisrem Corn gu:
bereitet perben tOnren. %,
Die ginfu4r omerifanif9en MeGf3:
forms in 9eutf 4Iano ntmrnt
rieig gu. SIM borigsr Subr langten in
3amburger Safen 618,861 Sons amertfa;
nii9en @orns i'm @ert6e bon $9,996,O00
unO in 8remer6aben 242,954 Sons in
Wertbe BON $3,8O8,OOO an. Die 3unu9mt
Der pDriGbrigen Ginfu6r gegen 1896 6etrue
ra9e3u so pro5ent.
SSn hiefem 2anbe tperber jd6rli9 etmc
100000 S9metne gel6Ga4tet. 81
benz befdeibenen 9ur4f6nittspreis BON {
Gents per Pfunb auf Der Garln, tuo fie ge.
5tbtet perben, unb bas bur9f9nittli3t
9eipt3t zines S6peines auf 240 Pfunt
gerednet, b~elaufen ii9 bic @ertdufe iabr'
Ii3 auf $250,OOO 900!
X x =
Mus Sppstu in Ranfas tDmmt BIZ
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07

Die 8ibliotbef bes neutrality-suspicious.
5dblt iebt nabe3u $1,000 8dnbe uno gilt als
etne Der grOBten Sammlungen BON lamb
pirtbf9aftli9en 8ii9ern in Der 8elt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07

|S9afe, 1862 99 &Glber unh 31,610,675
S9peine, i'm @an5er 9,025,291 mebr ais
i'm 8oriabre. 8or benz S9ld9ten purben
31,116,833 inipi3irt unb 1852 Oapon conz
ben1nirt; ferner pur6en 91,508 eei4lp9tete
Sbiere unb $3.50 Sbeile BON iolben CONF
bemnirt. 9ie Sn1pettions>M arfe erbielten
1858, 78O padete bon Ssif6z@Onferpen
BON benen 374,1a nit Dem MitroffOp utlz
teriu4tes @6peinefleif4 ent9ielten.
WG6renb ber in 81. 2puis %abgebaltenen
sSa6r~esconferen3 Der 8efirporter gutter
2anb # q E e n empfabl Maior 30. Meigs
BON 8eofut, Sa., Elm Sngenieur Der 8unoeSz
r%egierung, pel4er feit Sabren benz Stuoium
bes 2anb1trabenbaues feline b~eIonbere 4ufz
merfIamfeit geI9entt bat, bdB 2anbirdBen
NIT Oel be1prentelt perben, I'm iie bauerbaft
l!nn na1erbi9t gu MAIDEN. @r benubt ba5
bilig1te Petroleum fir Iein Experiment in
eSoipa, unb @treden, bic frii6er abfolut nibt
i'm Stanbe gebalten peroen %tonnten, tpnroen
bur9 einfu6es 8%efprenfeln nit Del in eint
iOeaGe GbauFee berpdnbelt. Die SberflG4e
perbGrtet 1i9 unb bilbet cine barte, itaubloIs
&ruTte, bic ni9t bur3 8egen unh Ndffe erz
pei6t tperben fam. Die StraBe 1T iabrdu8
unb ia6rein troden. Die Soften itnb ben
Qngaben bon Maior Meigs gemdB perbdltz
niBmdBig gering. Sin SuB SeI geniigt, INN
100 SUB zines u SUB breiten 5u9rpeg5
gu be1prenteln unb auf bic 9auer pon 5pei
Sa6ren in Orbnung gu balten. 9as Ser
fabren eignet fi9 Defenders fir 2anbitraBen
in @egenben, tpo Elm Mangel an Sizes und
@teinen berri9t unb tp fog. nNSaub Hpap5"
9ebaut tperben miifen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07

BIG. @as fir Elm Waittel 1T on5u@
%penoen, penn iunge @4meite grinOig
iinb, G9uppen auf Der 9aut bubsn, pel3e
einen Sudrei8 bermria4en9 Sd CLAUDE, es
1T Die &rdbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07

pus sOpsta in aauas tOmmt bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
agricultural supplement.

Nd3ri9t, baB Der 9ra6ttpurm i'm norb,
ipeitli9en Sbetle bes @taates an Der jun.
gen Wei5eniaat groBen S9aOem anri6tet
8iele 5eloer finO total %5erftOrt. Die bOr=
tigen Sarmer faeen, Der Wurm fei in Der
oiesidbrigen Stoppeln gemeien unb lei cir
Probuft bes bielen Hesentpetters i'm Sui
uno 4uguit.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-01-14
DEBATE WILL BE SECRET. :.

Senate Takes Up the Hawaiian Annexa-
tion Treaty.
~ WASHINGTON, Jan. lin accord
alice with his previous notice Senator
Davis, chairman Of the senate commit
tee on foreign relations, brought up the
subject of the ratification of the Ha-
waiian annexation treaty in the senate
during the day. His motion was made
soon after the disposal Of the routine
morning business, and the entire re-
mainder Of the days session, except the
time given to the confirmation of NOM
nations, was devoted TO the considera-
ton of the question as to whether the
treaty should be considered in open ses-
sion or behind closed doors in executive
session. After a debate of almost two
hours upon this point an informal vote
was taken, the ayes and noes not being
demanded. The decision was over
whelmingly against an open session.
Most of the senators who spoke in
opposition to open sessions referred to
the probability that the action of the
European powers in their evident pur.
pose of partitioning the territory Of
China would form the basis of much Of
the debate Oh the question Of Hawaiian
annexation
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-01-14
! Had TO jump.
The FATE OF q Prominent
*..'=- MARINE GRocERYMAN.
H. monahan one Of Detus Oldest and Best Known Merchants
Meets with Serious Experience.
From the Evening Ne,0s, Detroit, Mich.

Prominent among the business men of
resides at 1879 Baker Street.
He has been actively engaged in the gro.
Gerry business for the past forty-seven years,
of which forty-tw years have been in Detroit.
Coming here nearly half century ago he
started into business at the corner of Second
and Jefferson Avenues, and for years catered
to the marine trade. From Duluth to Buff
falo his name as an honorable, honest boat
supply man was we'll known to all boatmen
No matter what time of day or night, the
Monahan Marine Grocery was kept open for
the convenience of the lake boats. He is
the best known and oldest retail grocery
dealer in Detroit. He has been successful
in business by his square dealings, and is yet
to be found behind the counter any day at
his large store, corner Of Twelfth and Baker
Streets. To a reporter, he recently said:
when we first opened the Jefferson Avenue
vessels that needed supplies, wanted them
right off and we had to jump all the time,
The reason vesselmen patronized US was be-
cause we filled their orders at once. Every
hour counts with them and we had double
set of clerks that worked day and night. 1
have been hustling all my life. No man
can succeed in business without hustline.
Some people hustle too much, and I was one
of them.
"About four years ago 7 had to give up
on account of my back giving out. 1t had
bothered me for years. For week I sat
around the house and then had to 20 to bed.
The family physician SAID that I had worn
myself out by hard work. l did not do
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-01-14

much for nearly two years, and aoettsred for
my kidneys. My friends advised me to try
remedies that they had faith in, and tried
nearly all Of them. I was ready for any
remedy that would relieve me, but I did
not receive any benefit.
II read considerable during my sickness
and in my daily paper I noticed frequently
articles regarding the wonderful cures made
by DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People,
and how the pills contained, in a condensed
form, all the elements necessary to give new
life and richness to the blood and restore
shattered nerves One day I read of case
like mine, in which complete cure had
been effected. That convinced me that the
pills had merit, and decided to try them as
they cost only 80 cents box (never in loose
form) or six boxes for $780, and could be had
at any druggists, or by mail from the DR..
Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady,
MY. The next day asked the druggist re-
garding them: He said 'We sell large quan~
titles of the pills and they are well recom-
the blood; and restore the glow of health to
pale and sallow cheeks, and effect radical
cure in all cases arising from mental worry,
overwork or excuses Of whatever nature. I
bought box and took it home and commenced
to take the pills. Before had taken one box
that intense pain which for fifteen years
had nearl y killed me was gone. I con-
tinued using the pills until | had taken
four boxes which made ne feel as we'll as
had for years previous to my sickness. My
friends noticed the change at once and were
more than pleased to see me out again.
continued using the pills, and in less than
sixty days [ was so much improved that I
was able to attend to business"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-01-14
CIVIL SERVICE DEBATE.

Opponents of the Law Doing Most of the
Talking.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE oppo-
nents of the civil service law had much
the best of the debate in the house dur.
ing the day, so far as those engaged i'll
it were concerned. Nine, Of the II
speakers were of the opposition. The
friends of the law are very anxious to
shut off further debate and in this will
have the cooperation of Speaker Reed
and the rules committee. Mr.. Moody,
who has charge Of the bill, gave notice
that he would test the sense of the
hou on motion to close debate. The
opp sition Immediately sent word to
to all in their ranks to be on hand and
they say they will have no difficulty in
defeating the motion.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-01-14
NOT READY TO SETTLE.

Sultan Slow in Paying for American
=. = Property Destroyed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.'-United States
Minister Angel at Constantinople has
reported to the state department that
he has not as yet succeeded in securing
IN assent from the Turkish govern
ment to his demand for the payment OF
an indemnity for the American mission
property destroyed during the Arme.
nian outbreak and has sought, instruc-
tions from the department. that will EN-.
able him to make even stronger repre-
sensations to the Turkish government
than have been made BY himself or
Mr.. Terrill, his predecessor. Ss .%
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-01-14

addressing an assemblage of friends
upon some ordinary topic of the day.
His face was pale, his eyes were red,
but his voice was firm and he stood as
solidly as rock while he proclaimed
his innocence and professed forgiveness
to those who, he said, had bounded
him to death.
No Hitch in the Proceedings.
There was not hitch nor accident to
mar the plans Of Warden Hale in car
rying out the sentence of the law. The
moose was adjusted, the trap was
sprung, the stout rope held and Dur
rants dead body dangled at the end.
The neck was broken by the fall and Is
minutes later the murderer's body was
cut down and placed in the coffin pro-
vided by an undertaken from San Fran
cisco. It is not yet known what dispo-
sition of the body will be made, as Dur
rants parents have been so far. unable
to secure accommodations in any of the
local cemeteries for the body of their
son. 1t is very probable that it will be
cremated. Durrant, ST., and his wife
accompanied the remains to San Fran
CISCO
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MARYLAND FOLLOWS OHIO.

Boiling Republicans and Democrats Or
ganize the House.
ANNAPOLIS: Jan. 8.-The Republic
ans Of the house, after more than two
months of ideals" and ''promises,
failed to agree upon speaker for the
house of delegates and IL of their num-
Der, assisted by Il Democrats, elected
Louis Schaefer of Baltimore city to the
position of presiding officer.
All phases and factions of Democracy
is represented in the minority, yet,
when the time came; there was not a
waver in their ranks. Each memb Der
did as he was directed and cast his
secret ballot for a 'dyed in the wool'
Rem hlican.
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and house to insure his election, unless
some of those who voted for him should
change before the joint ballot is taken,
and that is hardly probable. The ball
lot in the senate resulted: Hanna II,
McKisson 49,
In the house the vote resulted:
Hanna S.; McKisson 40; Wiley /; War
ner l.; Lutz l.; Absent l.
Representative Cramer was the alb
sentee. He was too i'll even to be car
ried to the capitol.
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St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Jan. II.
HOGS - Market active and strong.
Quality fair. Range of prices, s.. 100 $.42H.
CATTLE Market firm and ACTIVE.
Good demand for stockers.
Sales ranged at S3.65@4 10 for stockers;
$2.40@s . for cows; $.a90@4.4o for steers
$2.OO@3.OO foR heifers.
p SHEEP-Mar1et firm. Good demand.
Muttons, 1856; lambs, $4.85.
Receipts: Hogs 800; cattle, 600; sheep,
loo: calves. TO- = -
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MAINTAINED HIS INNOCENCE.

Theodore Durrant Exeoated at San Quen-
= tin, Denying His Guilt. e
SAN QUENTIN, CAL, Jan. 1O.-When
William Henry Durrant died on the
gatDws for the murder of Blanche La
mont he gave such an exhibition Of
GOODNESS and nerve as has seldom been
seen under similar circumstances.
Hopeful almost to the very last minute
that something or some one would in
tervene to save he went to the scaffold
and made his little speech protesting
his innocence as calmly and with as
distinct enunciation as if he had been
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Chicago Union Stock Yards.

= CHICAGO, Jan. II.
HOGS-Market rather slow, weak to 80
lower. II p, ~ - ~
Sales ranged at $a.45@3.6sH for light;
g. 5O@S. STU for mixed; $3.4O@3.67K for
heavy; $a45 as. SO for rough. ."s ~.r, - =.
CATTLE-Market steady. -5s. !.
" Sales ranged at $3s5@5. Is for beeves;
sa0O@4.s5 for cows and heifers; $1,000
$50 for Texas steers; $3.20@4.25 for
stockers and feeders. syt LIZ,
SHEEP-Marke steady. =
Sales ranged at e. 9O@4.45 for natives;
Ss5O@4.3O for westerns; $4o0@5.65 for
lambs. III III H #.=;sss. 2.3 &. %4f..5 .s.$
Receipts: Hogs, 1000; cattle, 200;
sheep, ii 600. 5I< rs 0
Chicago Grain and Provtsion. 5t .s.s
.z.s5S. 5at CHICAGO. Jan. II
Il 78 III CLOSING PRICES 81
.6 WHEA TT an uaryy, 81 5111cf May, 91o;
July, 81 * eptember. Is asc; Deoem-
coRN-J January, May, 1910:
July Oaas6 !.
oats An January, Nay, 1870:
July. .5s
PoRKJ q Is; Nay q. 81. u. 4.
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Sioux Cftv live Stock.

SIOUX CITY, Ia., Jan. II.
HOGS-Market active, strong to 80
higher. Range of prices, So. 40@3.50.
CATTLE-Market active, strong.
Sales ranged at So. 5o@3.25 for COWS;
$y.5O@4.2O for stockers and feeders: 1926
@3.50 for heifers; Si.15 for yearlings
SHEEP-In demand, $3.4O@4.40. .