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Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
Coal Shipments Dispensed With

1t has long been contended that II t.
G;neaper ;li' 10 transform the energy Of coal
INTO electrical energy at the mines montb
ana G transmit 1t in that form TO surrnunII
iiS districts. say within a twenty rniIe
5aGlns. than to convey the coal an ell
distance and there transmit it into eIacl
tfical energy. After years of discrsiion
ti, this project is now about to receive prac.
Ilcal demonstration by an English co.,
pany known as the General Power Distr;
Dution Company. 1t is proposed to cract
a central plant at Sookholme. Warsnn'
near Mansfield Motifs. adjoining the Iar,ls.
coiiieries of that district. and s,Ipn,v rso
cure, current to neishborins towns and VILLAGES
within the radius above stated. This -,
embraces Sheffield Nottingham. I,incoIr
Gainsborough. Derby. Retford Wnrksnn'
Mansfeld. Newark. Rotterdam Chestor'
neid ana many intermediate villages Tbo
main idea Is to utilize the Resources con-
tanned in the new coal field on the borders
OF Notts and Derby. where coal is vert,
cfeap at the pits mouth. The promoters
some or them mine owners content iii
II they succeed in their object the smoke
problem in the large manufacturing townS
VIII be capable of quick solution. as the
cheapness of the electric power will causc
1t to supersede steam. If the plan sho,,IG
prove successful. and there is no reasnn
why it should not. it will have many ip1i-
tators, and will solve Il problem of M
verSal importance - "ii-
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
General Sporting Notes,

| Tom O'Rourke has offered a purse of
S.,5oo for fight between Pedlar Palmer
and George Dixon.
There is said to be something like sixty
candidates for the university Of Pennsvi
vania baseball team.
Company F's basket ball team, of Inde-
Pendence. will play Company DIS team. OF
SUM tonight. e' anna
- Joe , Boyle wants Corbett and Fitz to go
TO the hlondike country to settle their dif
Ierences; Iai, s,t re 6oo says he will give them
purse OF $4,000 If they will fight up there
next July. p '''e'e
Jimmy Michael has refused 5000 guar
antee and his expenses to ride one race in
rider he might select He has been offered
all sorts of theatrical engagements but
has steadily clung to his idea of a visit to
his home. s ~
Stanton Abbott. who came to Americ.
several years ago as the representative
iightweight champion of England, has re-
in Providence, where he is engaged as -
boxing instructor. Abbott has figured in
'oo battles since he arrived in this country.
wbia IGm oRourks R0 says: II have Tommy
Ben Jordan, the Englishman, that he
Mhite) will never fight again at less than
him t9 p6anaS' 6aita and @ that l2S pounds would suit
here soon, and he is probably the man that
resting up. ''' ''S'oii
Sam Fitzpatrick, formerly "Eid" r.
Tlgne,s manager. and the man that brourht
tnat HShter up to the very top of his class
Is i,.,,n now managing Jack DAILY. the boxer
hardt good drubbing at New New 'dTk orIeans aver,
rev days ago. Sam thinks that he has am
!" Wing Eo0a f a,nh IN Paly by and says that he
I5S Is;, bounds to fight for the champonship. |
!. a1t%patriGk Up, is also wiling to match DAILY
who have decided TO fight in NJ
WelterWelSht ranks hereafter ~
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
Benefits of Couuuext
From the New York Post.

a
The town of Buluwavo affords /, ,,.r.
strlkinS illustration of British colonial or
.eIPrlse: only four years ago the site of IL
was IN the heart of Il savage district onI,,
pehetrabie at the momentary risk OF Iifs
anu hundreds of miles from the nearnst
fringe OF civilization. Now it is an EnrJisS
town OF between 3O00 and 1000 inhabitanta
connected by railroad and telegram y,itL
the rest of the world and throwir, ont
new telegraphic lines of communicated ~
an directions to interior points The raiI
road Itself is to be pushed forward at ouce
sun further into the heart of what waS
once called the Dark Continent To tbo
coal fields of the Zambesi That II Will
insure a vast increase in growth and pros
pefitE TO Buluwayo can not be doubtcd
me mere difference per ton in the price NJ
transport on goods coming from Game
Town is about GfoO. The average cost -
carriage for goods from Cape Town 4.
now about e15 a ton. 1t used to he froro
IlV to e12o. The development of trada
VIII De influenced, not only by the los
sened cost. but by the time REQUIRED for
1ehVery. Goods forwarded bv road befora
me railway was finished and ARRIVING AZ,
ler trains Were running into ErI,,wayo
lad TO he sold for something less than tho
'ost of carriage. Already considernhJe faII
n prices has taken place. and as there are
Practically no customs duties in Rhodesia
Is expected that living in the ueipbhor'
iood OF Buluwayo will soon be far chean
n than in Johannesburg. just before The
'penlnS or the railroad butter was Mt Ios
a a pound. fowls at 25s a pair, and e-rs
Il ass 4 Dozen ~ eSSS
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
TO UNITE FOR LITIGATION.
in Opposing Actions by State
Railroad Commissions

st. Paul, Mimi. Jan. THE operations
of state railway commissions in several
states in the Northwest We're to-day the
subject of general conference among
prominent railway officials. The meeting,
was held in the Office of Judge Thomas
Nilsson, chief counsel of the Omaha road.
There were representatives of the legal de-
paItments, executive heads and the traffic
managers of the Northern Pacific the
Great Northern. the Northwestern, the
Omaha, the Milwaukee, and other roads
present.
Aside from attorneys and traffic mama
gers of the Northern Pacific. the Great
Northern and the Omaha roads in this city.
there We're present Marvin Hughitt presi-
dent of the Chicago d NorthweStern; Ros-
well Miller. president of the Milwaukee:
Charles F. Manderson. general solicitor of
the Burlington e Missouri River; G. Il.
Peck general counsel of the Milwaukee:
", n. d. Winnie, general auditor of the
dent of the Northwestern; y. c. Bird. traf-
tic manager of the Milwaukee: John II.
Dusgan, of the Chicago, Burlington &:
Quincy; A. J. Earlng, second vice presi-
dent of the Milwaukee, and several others
The object of the conference is to con-
slider pending and threatened litigation
against the railways by ,ne various state
railroad commissions. and unity of action is
desired by the railroad officials.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
Results at Inglexide,

San Francisco. Jan. 7.-Weather clear and
track heavy at 1ngleside to-day. Sum-
maries:
First race-Selling; furlonEs. Fred
Gardner1l0 PiggotD, 10 TO !. won: Charles
~. l0I tSpencer). 2 to ! and 10 ), sec
end; Nonchalance. 107 Golden. to /,
third. Time, 1:SlI..
Second race-Allowances for 6 furlonss.
Catawba, 1Ol CNcNichols.) to j. Won:
Hardly. 80 Clawson,. even and l to 3,
second: Highland Ball, ia tGolden), % to
j. third. Time. 1:17.
Third race-Selling: / mile. Collins, l02
%. ". 10 !. Won: Schiller. lG9 wv. Mar
t:n), % 5 and l to 3. second: Benamela
10, clam.~n). . to /, third. Time. l:44.
Fourth race-Allowances: l mile. Mer-
cItio. loI Oh. Shieldsl. 2ia to !. won News
Satherer Ill tW. Martini. to and out
second; Alma, 162 CThorpe), to l. third.
Fifth race-Selling: furlongs Harry
ihoburn. l04 CThorpe). to /, won: Jack
Martin, ia tStevensl. Is to 1 and to |.
TSSeond; Lena, lO2 Gray. to l, third.
Sixth raee-Allowances; / mile. Morinel,
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
BRUSH BACKS Won DER AHE.
This Is a Current Rumor Generally
Believed in st. LOuis-Chanse
in Plan.

st. Louis. Jan. 7.-Nothing new has de-
veloped in the baseball situation to-day.
President Won Der Abe stated tonight
that he had not closed deal with any
body and thought there was good chance
of him still remaining in control during
the coming season. Messrs. Brush. Schmidt
night before last and just where they ure
now is a conjecture. 1t is known they
purchased tickets to Chicago but it is
hiding. ~ -o"'" III
IL Is generally rumored that Brush pro-
poses TO financially assist Won Der Ahe
OUT OF his present dilemma and not con-
@ @summate the purchase originally intended
The rumor is based on the generally ac-
Cepted fact that Brush has offered St., go
ior the club. while the local syndicate has
refused by Won Der Ahe ~N'
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
AMERICAN BOOK IN ENGLAND.
]" n Tendency to Remove
From Its Pages All Indicn-
tiOns of It's Source.


The English have a pleasant little wav.
whenever they reprint an American book.
OF removing from its title page all possible
indications of its source. We said some.
thing about this two years ago, and sev-
eral English publishers at once took um
DTase at our remarks. and the ubiquitous
Mr. Andrew Lang rushed into print to de-
1end ms employers. But here are two re-
cent iStances of how the thing works
ne new i edition of the Latin-French dictionary
or Quicherat has just appeared, and in II
the Latin dictionary of Lewis and Short
winch winch Is q purely American publication is
credited to two English scholars" This
Is Isl, because the Clarendon Press. which re.
printed the book. after Oxford had adopted
It as standard. let it go forth as a purely
ihrItlsh publication. Much the same thing
happened In the case of Captain Mahan's
y works ri5ats last summer The English published
an officer of the United States navy Con.
SSequently; the Temps of Paris spoke of
captain Mahan as an English naval officer.
ard hieusenant ant Fitch. the American naval
write letter to the Temps in order to
make It correct this false ascription. AS
we said about two years ago this sort of
thing is neither just nor even honest, and |
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
Railroad Notes..

r: 5. Jewctt. passenger and ticket arent
yesterday. III s'' Aouis
On January 10 the office of w A Will
!aliis. ,.;ii. superintendent of the Northern di.
VISION, VISION OF the Pittsburg & Gulf, will be re-
kas. '' ~ iltsDurG,
). The office of trainmaster of the Northern
ohi;n oIviSl9n of the Pittsburg & Gulf will be
aDolished January 10. j.. II. Elliott is now
'Failfnaster of this division.
>, W. q; Collins. general superintendent of
ees;std. .tte MilWaukee Chicago; c. a. Goodnow,
Nfs1S nIslstant superintendent. Chicago: j. b.
MoiI. general roadmaster Chicago. and
r. ID. Wright, superintendent. Ottumwa
Id, were IN Kansas City yesterday.
western roads have announced a rate of
3ne 9or ,h ana one, third fare for the round trip
h ths dfave1Srh citv Association to he held in
March 70 to April 6. Reduced rates viii he
ni;tue Tor similar meetings at ST. J.onjs
March to IL and April to TO-
meeting of the Kansas City passenger
rate sheet committee will be held in 81
j.; Louis Monday. Ben Bowes. chief clerk of
the Memphis passenger department com.
plner pla OF the sheet. and W. F. Griffitts. chief
Gierk Gn,i.u OF the Pittsburg & Gulf passenger
a.epartment, will attend the meeting. which
Is called to recheck the sheet to make II
SHOW recent changes in rates
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
News for HOrsemcn

-. dunno has engaged Jockey Willie Mar
'in 10 ride for him next season.
Birmingham. Ala. will have a horse sbo,,
from February 10 to February %. o"
Ed F.. Geers is negotiating for tho n,-
chase OF farm near Nashville. Tenn.
Jockey James Bryan. who shot and li,,oa
Deputy Constable Dennis Cronin ar At!ieo E,,'
eryville Cal, on May %. has been sem
fenced TO ten years Imprisonment for the
The National Trotting Association b.,
non n9tlfed the officers of Rigby park that thet,
VIII be summoned to appear befora tbs
board Of review at its semi-annuai meat .,,e
ing IN Chicago in May,to answer to charges
ditional entries. "s eoii-
=, The career of the brown St. Carlo-imn.
!'. Mlssihg crust filly. st; Kristine. will be-
In Thoroughbred horses. for the reason sen
that she brought the highest price of the
season in California for yeariings 80 ,on'
She is in the hands of the expert T,Ivu,: Tonu,:
trainer Jimmy Coffey, who will give ererSS
opportunity TO prove that she is wortI
the sum paid for her. "oi'h
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
Russia's Ribbon Industry.

From the Philadelphia Record
Moscow is the center of the ribbon In
dustry in Russia and annually prod,,ces
ribbons to the value of nearly 500 0eo
Ferghane. Russian Turkestan, Is the seat
of important cotton manufactures. where
$1,000 boys and $500 girls. The looms in
operation number nearly 100000 In tbi,
section alone II .000.0O0 pounds of cotton are
raised each season. seventeen establish
ments being occupied in ginning ard clean
,ns 1t. The output of the cotton mills OF
MOSCOW and the districts of Vladimer.
of 500 600 OOO - 'aiue
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
Maple Leafs Puzzle yon

~ George II. Mead. advertising agent or
= sh1 n.,,l Ghlcaso Great Western. has discovered
me Maple Leaf road. A puzzle man of ths
United States has been issued in bewiIdere
ing ing sections, the arrangement of which
oush lesson in American geogranhv -
purports to be intended to interest the
lrren their enn and teach them the geography of
ing manner but as children are not 'I bais., ass,
p';.rons irons of railroads there may have been
4 SnreWd Sll suspicion that their elders would
conp, conp 20 WORK t, out the puzzle Just to en-
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
Daniels Shows Forged Ticket.

,,oMd.l1 Washington. Jan. 7.-George II. Daniels
%Eenerai % passenger agent of the New Yorl
Si,na Tfin.rai railroad Company. was the ffrst
commerce committee in its hearing 1nnn
h;Ii tiG an, an,1l-scalping bill. He supported The
pnt nlt ,nnt ana said the railroad companies would
brokers' but for the fact that the renret ,aTNet
seh1tations se1n made by the ticket brokers We're
the s New We ydep represented. a. he said. not only
the railroad lines of consequence in tha h..
tioEutltry: tiountiy he presented specimen forged
.Ae,s ed asco s%ld by the brokers which represent
least ts5SI6SahS So 6n 3 10 his claim. loss of at
cago cast oI CHI
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
The Cook Was Innocent

From the Detroit Free Press
The polite agent for the new parIor pho-
nosraph who knocked at the door Insisted
tubes in her ears. and listen to one song
She need not buy-a pleasure to exhibit II.
Just try 1t once. madam" etc
Ihis song You will hear madam ba
said as she held the tubes doubtfulIy 10 ber
ears; rs My Darling. Pluck a Daisy From
MY Grave. as sung by LeopoIdo Moriarity.
the famous New York tenor"
The agent started the machine up bu>
the old lady dropped the tubes and said:
-, Jest hold on minute till come back.
tomatoes in the kitchen with table
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
Wisconsin Central Affairs.

Milwaukee. Wis. Jan. THE latest COS
sip concerning the reorganization of the
Wisconsin Central properties is to the ef-
iect that a light is ON between the fac
ticns to which shall get control OF the
Centrafs lines. A prominent railroad man
stated to-day that the new deal is entire
interested in the properties as bondhold-
ers and stockholders. He says the tight
will last six months. and at its end the
read will again be on a sound basis, as a
united system.
1. is also stated that in the minds of
some of those who have heen carefully
watching the trend of affairs. the organi-
Ia lion of the new Wisconsin Central Rail-
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
Pennsylvania Buy. Steel Rail-,

Philadelphia, Pa. Ian. r-Tba p,n,,.,
Gania var, Railroad Company has placed lis
i,rst i,i order for steel rails to be used dur.
ing me coming year. The amount is large
e. e. 5nan IS usually given at this time and
i:,,.l Is aixided among the companies that usI:-
any d. y furnish rails to that company. These
raiis M are are to be of 100 pounds standard size
INES INES ana replacing the tracks that do not
~, ii,eet tne requirements of the standa rd
tons. oA"eieo Is lVoWO
The placing of such a large order ,t +h,.
season Sc by the Pennsylvania railroad Great.
c% c1as a goo good feeling in steel and iron cir-
ttes tLa mere mere and 1t was reported that besides
~ me oraer given by this company there
were other orders placed which bronrh.
the total up to 2lO COO tons Dio"Shl
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
Santa Fe Buys Atchison Br,ar.

nEo,;, st; Joseph. Mo-. Jan. 7-(special, A
anphnri,, az ttiisnt railway official of this city is
re Railway Company has purchase" I"tt5a ,ha
the ehIs"r R@rliprdg 6ridge and executed lease to
!Eurlinston also secures control of Inc he
nranch tr,r1 line nl1 OF the Santa Fe to Lake Con-
be made public in a few davi. saie Will
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
Gulf officials Go to Omob,

PRESIDENT A. Z. Stilwell. General Manarer
Irt nopert Gillham. General PASSENGER Arent
Hnhhc, n; q: orr an: and =, Purchasing Agent Ira G.
ma. Kansas City & Eastern. and G I,
Grannls: of the Missouri, Kansas and Tex.
rs fe,. Irmst n Company. left Yesterday morning
me Omaha Commercial Club last night IN
honor of President StilwelI -'tsA. III
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
Will Refuse Cars without Air n,,,<..

Omaha. Neb., Jan. THE Union p,o,e,
has followed the lead of the Fremont 'Eiiic E,Ill
Gt Gorh d Missouri Valley and the Chicamo
in the ai: jssamna Minneapolis az 4 Omaha railroads
hras,. INES LOT traffic within the state of Ne
Wa5 Wiibka a,r unless LESS they are properly equipped
tha T,en sofn, az brakes and automatic coupIers
ar,er ir, January l. 1898. by the state board of
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
Hood. NIL are prompt, efficient and
IlOOQ S Pills easy in effect. aS cents

ana rushed off for the nearest saloon
Withln TWO hours he was found in a bad
state OF intoXicatiOn. He had bought drinks
LOT everybody and had lent the balance 10
PSrsons whom he had never seen before.
ms manager took care of the rest of the
money money he had earned in the ring until
Critic sobered up.
ihe Corbett-FitZsimmons wranele is
rapidly losing all interest for the sporting
pubic; and unless these fighters agree to
something definite. newspapers will prob
ably pass them up" was the remark made
py sporting man. well known all over the
country. and who is at the present time i'm
New New YORK. The men have got to point
Where they cannot spring anything new
on the public in the line of calling each
other ,curs and other pet names. and be-
sides this it seems almost a certainty that
both men have agreed to another meeting
and and that m everything is fixed, And, by the
way, let me tell You that all the we'll in
formed men in the East are so sure that a
match mat lis is all all, fixed that you can't find a
"a man n, VINO VIII argue that point with you
almost the same on the coast"
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
Delaware & Hudson Dividend

New York. Jan. 1.-The directors of tho
delaware d Hudson company have decla rcd
d En- per T cent dividend for the year 1897. paw
in the year 1885, f WAT q"ai' terry
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08

Catcher Dugdale. who filed vacancy in
tiie BlueS last season. caused by Frank
BLipiord using his head to stop one of
iitcher Phyle's terrific inshoots, says he
mas given UP baseball for good He will
start Tor the klondike in Il few weeks
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
KANSAS & SOUTHEASTERN.
'Aies Amended Fiat of Its Route
GrndinE of Rondbcd to Begin
Within Ten Days

Guthrie. o. T.. Jan. 7-(SpecialD The
Kansas & Southeastern Railway filed an
amended plat of its route from HunneweTI
Mas to Kay Center, o. T.. with the gov.
ep,,3r epn9r Today. \ board of appraisers to
Nil Mi pesin work tomorrow. Grading viii
rssm within ten days. and it is expected
notn ,itt miles of the road will be com
Ter Ter. the line will be surveyed at once soIth-
y'St IT through this city to South McAIester
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08

The philadelphia club has signed the In
dian pitcher, Jamison. now at Carlisle col
lese; The club has now on its roll thirteen
p.tchers. eight catchers. four first base
men. seven second basemen, four third
eeasemen, six shortstops AM eleven out
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08

This is from the New York World: Bill
Easdn, whom Pittsburg succeeded in get
Il.S from Syracuse after the Brooklyn club
tnougnt they had him, will be a member of
Tue ilfates regular team next season, ac-
cofdlnE TO news from the Smoky City Re-
Terts from elsewhere say he will go into
Jimmy Manning'S Western League team
lie is second baSeman.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08

way Company was by no means SO much
1t first hinted. 1t is believed Mr.. Abbott
Understands fully what their object is and
II, II ne Is not directly back of it. he at least
Knows Just who is and is satisfied
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08

=, itulen and Mertes will be returned to the
Western IVES, League.-Pittsburg Press No
where else than in the Western Ieapme
although Mertes could very easily be Snared
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
Final Union Pacific Payment N,d.

80 eWaash1inGton, aS 1iI st Jan. THE final payment
vi :S::oSs. .iol from the Union Pacific re-
organization orr. committee was covered into
N ofe IreaSnry as 1 to-day making a grand total
tdrSs 1i Sos' - paid for the governments in
terest IN the Union Pacific road.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08

This weeks issue of Sporting News cor
.alns picture Of Heinc Spies that looks as
i liucn IKE the St. Paul catcher as a bo-
loana sausage resembles the late Mrs L,Iet-
CERT.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
BASEBALL GOSSIP.
Catcher Wilson to Re Re.,r,oa
Columbus-DuEdaIe OF to
the kIOndikc.

Bumpus Jones. the oddy-tempered Col
uinpus twirler. who is one of the choicest
IN and cutters" of the league, has signed
an 1873 contract with LOTUS,
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
Social Club Roll.

The Socials bowled the weekly roll on
the Armory alleys last night SIuhlhaunt
was high man. with ]. King close sec
end. The scores: '
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08

Columbus fans are felicitating themselves
over the probable return of Big Biz VIII
son. who was taken by Louisville at the
decided to send Perry Werden back to
Minneapolis. Now. if somebody would only
resurrect Joe Cantilion from the gloom OF
the Western Association. what grand
meeting there would be of old-timers along
next April. o
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08

loI G!cNichols). TO /. won: Linstock. 10I
CIV. MARTINI, to and to 2. second. -os tys
irietos. los Golden. to l. third Time,
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08
WHEN Letter MOVES WHEAT.
'reisht Men Expect Tariff ON Grain
10 BE Discarded. Despite the
Recent Agreement

Chicago. Jan. THE indications are that
grain rates east from Chicago will take
tumble whenever Letter or his agents
announce that he is ready to send his large
Pile OF wheat to the seaboard The rates
are. are already growing shaky. and 1t was re-
ported 1n that one road had made a rate of
York. which is a cut of S cents from the
i .ariit rate which all the roads agreed TO
ssnrt amaintain after the first of the year. 1t is
carried from Chicago to the Atlantic orean
~ ior cents. The temptation of 10 600 600
sn,I Dusneis IN one pile. which some road may
rates trembling ~ ~ '1io
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08

Brooklyn Will have a small army of
pitchers next year. Barnie does not intend
TO be lett because of A lack of material.
Here is the long list of twirlers under res
crvation to the Brooklyn club: Kennedy.
Dunn; Fisher Payne; Yeager. of Lancas-
ter: Hansford. a left-hander. whom BarnIe
discovered in Glenwood Springs Col, or
the recent Baltimore American trip:
Horton. drafted from Syracuse, who pitched
Tor the Baltimores on the recent trip;
ed from Newport.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-08

we hope that American authors whose
@ Dooks hnd favor in English eyes will insist
upon appearing as Americans. and thus
Eain I0r their country a credit which the
English invariably begrudge it.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-01-26

like" Mullen, Of the Two Harbors
ice rink writes to know if there are
any swift skaters in Ely who would
wish to try conclusions with The
champion of Two Harbors.
"Tip Top" was in the city last
evening and in consequence our people
are richer few packages OF the
tobacco which were literally oistrib
uted by the representative.
John Glode Of the Exchange Is suf-
fering from an injury TO his lag
occasioned by being hit with the hose
nozzle at the city hall fire. Besides
John has very bad cold. He is
confined to his bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G.. ShIpman left
yesterday morning for Ishpeming.
where they will attend the wedding OF
Dr. Rood. Of Hibbing, to Miss Wads-
worth, of that city, besides visiting
friends in-the Michigan city.