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The Washington weekly post., 1899-10-31
Thieves Rob Dentist.
s,se,al.o Ths Pest.

sDecIal % Fhe Psi.
Parkernburg. W. Va. Oct 2i-The dem
tai Office Of DR. ". ". Monroe. Of this
city. was looted last night Of about 800
worth Of dental material and appurte-
nances. The stolen articles comprised sets
and parts Of sets Of teeth. gold crowns.
gold for filing. and many miscellaneous
articles uEed al dental chair
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Supervisor Reed Resigns.

'''a. FRI ilr Posi-.
annapolis. LII, oct 24-Wnliam r.
-rr supervisor OF elections for
b. " anne county has resigned because
y : IaLl-laIe l9r SLate Senator.
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sash and Blind Factory Burned.

Special 10 Ths FOst.
Norfolk. Va, Oct. 2S.-The sash, DON,
and blind factory Of John F. wilkins. on
the outskirts OF this city, was completely
destroyed by fire at an early hour this
morning. The loss on the machinery ana
stock Will be heavy. as there is nc in
surance whatever on the plant
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Death Of Harry =. Brandier.

Special 70 The POst.
Cumberland. Md. Oct 5.-Harry s.
Brandler, son Of Chief Judge Of the Or
phans' Court John y. ". Brandler. and
brother OF Charles II. Brandler, member
of the Maryland legislature. died last
night Of complication OF diseases, after
two weeks Illness. aged twenty-eIght
years. he was unmarried. Mr.. Brandler
was an active Republican worker and a
prominent Elk.
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The Presidential Trip.

The President and most OF the members
of his Cabinet will leave here this morn
ing al o'clock over the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad for
Richmond, to participate in the exercises
incident to the launching Of the torpedo
boat Shubrick A step Of ten minutes will
be made at Fredericksburg on the way
down. The party will return 10 the city
at 1875 tonight The Illness OF Wee Pres
ieent Hobart will not interfere with this
programme but should an announcement
OF his death be received before the time
for departure, the trip will be abandoned.
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Secretary Porter at Haymarket.

Special q The Posi-.
Haymarket. Va, Oct. 29-Mr. ]. Addi-
son Porter. private secretary TO Presi-
dent Mckinley with Mrs. Porter, spent
to-day at the home of Mai. A. Hunter
Johnson, OF this place. Mr.. and Mrs. Por-
ter came here this forenoon on The tram
from Washington. in company with Law
Yer John NJ. Johnson and family. Of Alex
andria. The party attended 81. Paui's
Episcopal Church after leaving tie train
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New suburb for Norfolk.

Special TO Tie Post
Norfolk. Va, Oct. 9-The National
Trust Company OF Washington. has pur-
chased some eighty-fve acres OF valuable
suburban real estate in West Portsmouth
IL is proposed 10 improve this for a model
suburb
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married this afternoon. at the residence
of the brides parents. MI McClahahah'
OF Norfolk. was best man. and Ailss Ida
Wells. a sister Of the bride, n-aio OF
honor. Rev. o. S. Bunting offieiaieo. The
bride is the daughter OF Mr.. W =. Mehs,
Norfolk. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowden LETT .cr
Washington and New York on oridai
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Three Men Suspected of Having Killed a
Companion Near Alexandria.
Special TO The Post.


Fredericksburg. Va, Oct 3-Of the
gang Of tramps arrested here yesterday,
Fred Oliver. Robert Mammen and Daniel
Sullivan were held by Mayor Rowe, In a
preliminary trial to-day, on suspicion of
having been implicated in murder. James
Dodgers was held for trial for resisting
an officer. James Kane and Charles Nc
Govern were discharged. The alleged
murder Is said TO have been committed
about six miles this side of Alexandria
The Alexandra authorities have been no.
titled. The tramps hail from PhiladeI-
phia and New York.
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Held Up BY negro Highwaymen.

Special 10 The Post
Roanoke, Va. Oct. PA gang Of six
negro highwaymen held UP and robbed
Andrew Bowles Of g 30 just before day
light this morning. BOwles gave a good
description Of the robbers. and during the
day one man was arrested on suspicion.
The police expect TO capture the entire
gang
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nue. under A. B. White. was killed by be-
ing struck by a rolling log. Ferguson's
body was pinned against a standing tree
and the log had TO be cut in two before
the body could be removed. He was forty
years old. prominent Mason, and a
Democratic leader In his county.
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morning from the SOuthside Railway and
Development Company to the Richmond
Trust and Safe Deposit Company. to Sc
cure an issue of n,0o0o coo first mortgage
gold bonds. TO run fifty yeSrs. On the
deed was go In revenue stamps. The
State tax on the deed was a.Us.
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sudden Death ar Blue Ridge springs.

Special 10 The Post
Roanoke. Va. Oct 26.-MIs Louise
Layman. OF Blue Ridge Springs, died sud
denly Of heart disease early this morning.
aged sixty years.
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from Washington County. Is In the an
omalous condition of being quarantined
against making a canvass of his district
Owing TO the prevalence of smallpox In
Bristol. where Mr.. Price lives. the country
around has quarantined against the town,
and he has to stay at hcme
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Killed Child Tor Refusing Him Bread.

p ... .. i-r Iari.
Roanoke. Va. oct. 26.-Linwood Wilson.
.''.-. shot and instantly killed Missouri
---...rE trl.yoaT-old cOlOret girl this
'.'i-I.A. about four miles from the city.
- --se she refused 10 give him some
VIII Y --L Wilson is unlnr aTTosI
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TIVE Negroes H,.terlousI, shot.

Egteial - TIE fost
Petersburg. Va. Oct ao.zwaverIy Stew
art and Arthur Carr, colored. OF D!nwld-
die County. were both shot to-day In that
county. but how the shooting occurred
was not learned. One OF the men was shot
in the back and the other IN the lex
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Of Hagerstown Saturday night dying
with empty poison bottles in his pockets.
to-day rendered a verdict OF suicide Let
ters on his person showed he intended
killing himself. His body was taken TO
Gettysburg to-day.
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Captniu of Confederate Army Dead.

Special 20 The FcsL
Suffolk, Va, oct 26.-Capt. Elisha l..
Ballard, former Confederate soldier,
died this morning. aged sixty-six years
He was member OF Company c. Thir-
ttenth Virginia Cavalry. Five sons and
four daughters survive.
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Want a Bar,le-ship Virginia.
Fredericksburg's Welcome.

cEtcidl 70 lac rust
Fredericksburg, Va, Oct 30-The COM
mittee OF arrangements and reception will
meet the Presidents train at Quantico,
twenty-five miles north Of here, to-mor-
row morning and accompany the Presi-
dent and party from that point to this
city. An immense crowd will be gathered
at the station to greet the President on
his arrival, which will be announced by
music from coverings Band and cheers
from the assembled thousands. The Pres
ident. after being presented by Council
man ~. @. Willis, will speak about five
minutes from the rear platform OF the
train. and the train will then speed on 10
Richmond. The following gentlemen con-
pose the committee which will escort the
President from QUantico: Councilmen 81.
G.. Wills, E. ID. Cole. and w. H. Hur-
kamp, Citizens j. s. Potter, T. f. Morris.
j. ". Griffin. A. T. Embrey. T. NJ Nc
Cracten, H. II. Johnston. T. " Brent,
George w. Wroten w. f. Bradley, $.
]. Quinn. A. Il. Rowe. jr.. and w. ii.
Merchant
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Bridal Pair at FREDERICK sburg.

hDtellI 70 Tie F0st-
Fredericksburg. Va. Oct 24.-Mr VIII
lam Murphy and Miss Alice Virginia
coghilL both Of this city. were married
here last night ai the Methodist pdIhOn.
age, Rev. j. =. stump officiating.
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Miss seott-Mr. wiIker-eu.

Special 10 Tie Post
Petersburg, Va. Oct. "a very pretty
home wedding took place to-ulsnt at tie
residence OF the p1relts OF the t-ide. The
parties we're Miss Catherine Scott ani Mr..
Griscoline Wilkerson. both Of 0inwiddie
EOUrty
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Miss Bootb-Mr. Adams.

Special 10 The Post.
Petersburg, Va, Oct. S.-ITnion Chapel.
IN Dinwidiie County. was tie scene this
evening of a brilliant marriage the par
ties being Miss Anrie NJ Boot. dausEter
OF Mr. T. =. Booth, and Mr.. 7 w. Ai-
ans Rev. L. T. Dadmda pe-9CIn I'd The
ceremony.
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charsed with Pension fraud.

Special 10 Tbs Fost
Norfolk. Va. Oct. 8-Isasc Bryant.
colored, Of Norfolk. was arrested to-day
on Tie charge OF drawing a pension from
the United States government under the
name or Isaac Wnits-
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Notices served b, Telephone.

Special 10 TIE Pest
Suffolk. Va, Oct. si.-Fiv. men were
arrested to-day in Nansemoni County on
the charge OF violating the oyster Iagg
The notices were served BY a detective by
telephone.
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Mis-. Tayi0r-Dr. Hawkins.

Special 10 The Post
Raleigh. y. c.. Oct. 25.-At the Church
OF the Good Shepherd this afternoon Miss
Lizzie TAYLOR. niece OF DR.. \. B. Haw-
hns. Of Raleigh, and Mr. Henry W. MI
Ter were welded. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
left this afternoon for the Northwest-
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Wealthy Cumberland Woman Dead.

Special 10 TIE post
Cumberland. Nd. Oct. 3o.-Mrs. Maria
Reynolds. aged eighty-one years. widow Of
John Reynolds, one OF the weaithisst
women Of Cumberland. died early this
morning OF old age. She owned the exten-
siye Reynolds business block. Three
daughters survive
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SruRircr CanI ,Iiners

Charleston, w. Va, Oct. 23.-The strike
Of coal miners which started In the New
River district six weeks ago for an ad-
vance o, cents ton has been officially
declared on. The advance was granted by
only thirteen OF forty-hye mines In the
Fgl3
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Richmond Wan Dead.

Special to The Post
Richmcnd. Va, Oct 3.-Mr II. NJ
Smith LOngheaf. OF the agricultural i'm
pIement house OF II. NJ Smith q Co., died
this morning, aged ninety years
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Senator Depew'- nephew win Marry.

Eyecfsl % TIE POEl
Norfolk. Va. Oct 30.-rhe engagement
i announced OF Mr. Mitchell Depew. Bsph-
ew OF United states senator Chauneey ".
DepsW. o; New York. to Mrs. Perry Ad-
ans. Of Norfolk Mrs Adams Is the
daughter Of Mr. j. G. Perry.
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Miss Boyd and Mr.. Hanes Married.

Special % The Post
Lynehburg, Va. Oct. A-Miss Alice
Latham Boyd and Mr.. Ernest Langzton
Hanes. the city passenger agent or the
Norfolk and Western Railroad. were mar
ried this afternoon at 30 O'Clock. Rev
+. 7. MeFaden officiating.
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SENATOR MARTIN SANGUINE.
Appears 10 Feel Secure as to His Continu-
ance i'm the senate.
Special to The Post.

Special TO The Posi-.
Staunton, Va. Oct. Ex-senator Thomas
S. Martin arrived here last night and left
this evening for Washington. While in
the city Lieut.. Gov. Echols. Senator John
n. Opie. Hon. ]. w Churchman, nominee
for the house of delegates, were among
the Senator's prominent visitors. Mr.. Mar
tin seemed sanguine that his aspiration
to succeed himself in the Senate would be
successful. He will reach Richmond to-
morrow afternoon in time to participate
in the Shubrick celebration.
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IT, he rrVt-

t-s-.s- .- he Post
E...H.rd. Va, oct N.-The unveiIing
G. -.rals 90 Miss Winnie Davis. her
father and other members OF the Davis
tsa. .a be the most interesting feat
l-. Ul ta. meeting here next month OF
tss lE|aa daughters OF he Confeder-
a.. De. Camp OF Confederate Veterans,
t6-a.r., upon the invitation Of Mrs. JEFF
tr-s.r Davis. decided to take charge OF
tls arraEgemenJs, and appointed a com
mite. 90 provide therefor. There will
o.. three monuments and two memorial
tablets
Ia. TWO chief memorials will be the
beautiful monument 10 Miss Winnie
Iav.-. "rae daughter Of the Confederacy,"
G-.we. by Zoluay. o. New York, and
erected ay the Daughters throughout the
south aided 10y friends IN New York. and
o.. handsome memorial tablet TO be piac-
q Oh The walls OF 81. PauTs Church TO
jae memory OF Miss Winnie. tribute
O. friends By the side Of this tablet on
tar cast wall Of ST. PauTs, in which
church both President Davis and Gen
L5e uarSaiVed during the war, will be
placed another tablet 10 the memory Of
Oh, children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson
Davis"
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Eastern virginia Conference. M.e,,.a

sysciG 70 Tas Peat
Suffolk. Va. Oct. se-The Eastern Viz
ginia conference viii convene in annual
session tomorrow at Waysriy. II viii
last four days
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Nerdiei Of suicide.

Special 10 The Post
Hagerstown. Nd, Oct. 3o-The jury OF
inquest in the case OF Urias stremmel. OF
Gettysburg. who was found on the streets
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Killed by a Roiling Log

7. 'a The Post
r, huntington. " Va, oct. 27.-Near Ce-
:, iA.. afternoon Samuel j Ferguson.
's~ia deputy collector OF internal reys-
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Railroad ,IerIgaged for . 200, ,00e.

Special 70 The Post
Petersburg. Va. Oct 2S-A deed OF
trust was placed on record in the Office
Of the clerk OF the Hastings Court this
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Nis. WeII--Mr. Rowden.

Special to The Post
Petersburg. Va. Oct. 25.-Mlss Marion
Wells and Mr. W. Francis B0wIen, were
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Democratic Nominee in Quarantine.

Sg@cIal 10 The Post
Richmond. Va. Oct. 8.-John W. Price,
the Democratic nominee far ihs haasa
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Memorial TO Jefferson Davis.

The monuments, In addition 20 that 10
Miss Winnie, will be smaller ones 10 Pres
ielt Davis and his son. jefferson Davis
IT,, which will be placed at the heads Of
the graves in Hollywood. Tne two tab
lets will be unveiled on the morning of
November S. and the monuments the next
day.
Jefferson Hayes Davis, the grandson OF
the President. will unveil all of the me-
MORALS. The orator at the unveiling of
Tie Winnie Davis monument, the event
around which all the others cluster, will
De State Senator b. B. Munford. Mrs.
Davis. her daughter, Mrs. Hayes, the lat
ter's son, jefferson Hayes Davis. and Miss
Elizabeth Tyler Waller. a niece of Mrs.
Davis. viii be here to attend the cere-
monies
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TABLET TO MISS DAVIS
Tribute from Daughters of the
Confederaey.
N ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, RICHMOND

Memorials to the ''HauRhter Of the Confed-
erary" and Other Members ofiIer Family
Arc Now Being Completed jefferson
HAYES Davis, Grandson Of the President,
viii Invcil the Tablets and shaft. Those
Nho VIII AfIend the Ceremonies.
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GALA DAY AT CAPITAL
RichmOnd's Preparation for
Shubrick's Launching.
PRESIDENT TO BE CITY'S GUEST

With the Cabinet He VIII Attend Ceremo-
nies and Review Great Trades Parade
Gen. Fitzbush Lee, Gov. TYLER, and sen-
ators Daniel and Martin VIII Participate
First Warship of This Glass Ever BuiIt
In the eSoeth-Fredericks sburg's W Welcome.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-16
NORTH DAKOTA.

Bottineau: Gustave o. Lubbock, de-
spondent over love affair, attempted to
commit suicide by cutting an artery in
his wrist. He was found, however, be-
fore losing a great deal of blood and was
restored. -.(t....-.
Cando: George Ellsberry has been con-
'victed of appropriating county funds The
prosecution has been. in the courts for a
long time, and considerable trouble was
experienced in securing an indictment
on account of the prominence of defend
ant.
Forest City: The fire department head
quarters here are being rebuilt. The new
hall will serve the dual purpose OF fire
hall and public pub meeting place.
Leeds: The local brass band has been
reorganized, with Andrew Wall as leader.
Courtenay: Two car loads of heavy
draft horses have been shipped to the
pfneries of Minnesota.
Darcy: N. P. Rasmussen has let con-
tract for the construction of a new ele-
Yator at this place; also to include a
dwelling house for the agent.
Drayton: An effort is being made to
secure the construction of a bridge across
the Red river at this place. to connect
with the new railroad to Warroad, Mimi.
A mass meeting was recently held with
this in view, but nothing definite was ac-
complished.
Dickinson: The new Dakota State
Bank building will be completed by
Christmas and ready for occupancy by
Jan. I.
Wahpeton: The report of Mai. Abbott
on his preliminary examination of the
Red River of the North in Minnesota and
North Dakota, to ascertain what i'm
provements could be made to repress the
floods of the river and to prevent undue
erosion of the banks, was submitted The
engineer believes that practically nothing
can be accomplished by improvements
covered by the act to improve and repress
floods in the river The report of Mai
Sears regarding the proposed ship canal
from Lake Superior to the Mississippi
river was submitted. 1t is stated that the
project should be undertaken by the gen.
eral overnment.-Wahpeton Dispatch.
Drayton: The Touring mills here are
doing an excellent business. A Minneapo-
lis jobber has just ordered three thou
sand sacks Of the Drayton product.
McHenry: A new postoffice has been
established here. and regular mail deliv-
cry will be inaugurated after the first
of the year.
Wimbledon: The new paper being start
ed here by Editor Vallandingham will
not be published until a suitable building
can be secured as a home for the new
publication. The plant is on the ground
but no place has been found to set it up
Hillsboro: Public Examiner LangIie
was married here last week to Miss Hag-
ma Saugstad.
Fargo: The marriage of Shepherd L.
Sheldon and Miss Emily Knight will oc-
cur on New Years day at the Congrega-
tional church.
Lisbon lisbon; M Mrs Strong Of this place has
$1,000 damages for injuries sustained by
falling on defective sidewalk
Darlington: A farmers institute will
be held here Dec. 20.
Bismarck: The big boilers for the state
penltenI1ary and new twine plant are in
soon be In place. The manufacture of
tWlne Will commence about Feb. l.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-16
WISCONSIN.

Big Bend: A carload of cattle was
shipped from here to Alaska last week.
Racine: The molders' strike at this
place is ended and the strikers have re-
turned to their places.
Beloit: Out of thirty cases of diph-
liberia during the last sixty DAYS three
deaths have resulted Anti-toxin is being
used successfully.
Waukesha The defense in the Eckert
murder case has put in plea that the
prisoner is morally irresponsible. Eckert
killed his wife last summer.
Mauston: A. F. Lynch, of Sparta who
was acquitted of the murder of his faith
er-1n-law at the Mansion term of the
circuit court, has been adjudged insane
and sent to the asylum at Mendoza.
La Crosse. Sensational reports have
been made Of a, gold find at Lefarge fif-
ty miles from here, the terminus of the
Kickapoo Valley road A large interest
in the property has been sold to an East
ern syndicate for 100000
Tomahawk: Representatives of the va
riouS cities and interests of the Wiscon-
sin river valley met here and organized
an association to promote agriculture and
industrial Developments
Stevens Point: Mrs Helen Waitel. who
was shot IN the street Friday afternoon,
died yesterday. The deed was commit,
ted by her husband, who has been ar
rested.
Madison: A new seven-room school
building will be constructed in the Sew
enth ward. The plans have been drawn
and work will be started early in the
spring.
Dane: A meeting will be held here next
Wednesday for the purpose of aeitating
the subject Of a new cooperative cream
cry for this vicinity
oshkosh: Figures prepared by the
state normal school board Indicate thai
during the year 1S9S-99 531 teachers gradu-
ated from normal schools.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-16
MINNESOTA.

st; Cloud: J. A. Martin, present city
senate, has given 1t out that he will quit
politics and practice law next year.
Faribault: The United Norwegian
churches gave a reception for Rev. Mr..
Ronning. who was formerly pastor here,
but for the last eight years has been il
China as missionary.
Mankato: Solomon B. Taylor has COM
menced an action against the city for
$1,000 for injuries alleged to have been
caused by defective sidewalk last April.
Winona: Capt. L. d. Frost, who has
been appointed supervisor Of the census
for the First congressional district, has
about completed the division OF his dis
trict enumeration purposes. There will be
2O6 divisions with one enumerator for
each. af 20
Sherburn: An electric light system will
be put in to lghtsthe7city. The council
has granted W. T. Brundage twenty
five thirty-two candle power light.
Fairmont: The Fairmont Gun club has
been organized with the following off,
]. B. Frazier; treasurer, A w Gamble
The new organization will Immediately
take steps to secure suitable grounds for
target practice.
is loser by $277, for having placed that
amount in bills in her trunk, where the
mice made a meal Of the greenbacks.
Application has been made to the treas
ury department to- restore the mutilated
currency.
New Ulm: The completion of the Min
neapolis & ST. Louis to Storm Lake
makes it probable that there will be a
general reorganization of the operating
system. This city Is after the division
headquarters, and 1t is quite probable
that it will be secured.
Moorhead: Earl Barnard and Ross
Steele, two young men charged and con-
victed of tapping the till in the Office at
the state. normal school. have been sent
to the reform school at Red Wing.
Crookston: The French residents of
this city have organizde the Lafayette
club. The object of the organization is
the study of French poets and authors,
French people.
ST. James: The new Catholic parochial
school is now being occupied and is q
substantial addition to the town. Bishop
ercises last week, and was assisted by
the clergy from the neighboring country.
Fairmont: Mrs. 8. w. Clark had a
narrow escape from drowning in Budd
lake. While skating the ice gave way
and she soon found herself struggling in
the icy water. She was rescued by other
skaters.
Rochester: Memorial resolutions have
been passed for the late Walter Breckin-
ridge by the OlmSted county bar, Of
which the deceased had been a member
for number of years.
Winona: Plans are being made for
the annual poultry show, which will take
place here during the winter It is ex-
| pected that LOCO birds. bred in this vi
entity. will be entered.
Owatonna: The county authorities have
been informed that a blind pig has been
running at BiXby, twelve miles from here
for the past six months. Sheriff Blan-
card and deputy left here yesterday for
BiXby, but when they arrived the pro-
prietors had disappeared.
Pine City: Rev. Thomas L. RabsteineK,
prominently connected with the diocese
! of Duluth, has been called by Bishop
STANLEY to a parish at Pisek, n. D. Rev.
| Rabsteinek did excellent work after the
| Hinckley fire.