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The final heat Of the mile profess
sional resulted in a close finish be-.
tween RIA. Miller, of this city, who
had q handieap of thirty yards, and Os-
car HedstroIn, of Brooklyn, the only
scratch man who qualified in the trials.
They crossed the tape in the order.
named only 4 few inches apart.
Waller rode a chainless machine.
He made eight und q quarter laps in.
the two minutes conceded him, and
then Fixes started out in pursuit.
Fixes covered the hrst IniieS III 14s-4s
seconds faster time than Waller.
twefty.one nilns md three
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-07

laps Fixes overlook Waller and shot
ahead Of him. At twenty-five miles
.Elkes was one lapeahead of him and
still going nicely. From this point to
the end OF the race Fixes continued to
gain. and ut the end had nine laps and
ten yardsSto the good and Waller did
not ride out the distance. His time for:
f%orty-nfne miles was 4 hour, SO min
nutes and as seconds and Elkes. time
for.the fifty miles was 4 hour, so min
utes and 40 2-5 seconds.
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ACCUSE BANK OFFICIALS.
Detectives Believe Lima Bank Was

Detectives Believe Lima Bank Was
Robbed by Someone on Inside.
Lima, o., jan. 2.-Great indignation ex-
lists here oyer h investigation Of the
robbery on Christmas night of the Amer.
lean National bank. Detectives have been
set ut work on the theory that the rob-
berry was committed by those having
knowledge of the combinations: that the
time lock was left unset accidentally or
otherwise. Cashier Kalb says he has la
bored for years to build up the bank and
holds $4,000 of stock. While the solldity
of the bank is not affected by the robbery
of over $1S,0D. yet the stock is affected.
n some who are COW being accused in
certain quarters are the heaviest losers.
There Is muchgtalk and excitement over
the theories advanced by the detectives.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-07
MASSACHUSETTS HANGING.

Dominique Krathofski Executed rbr
His stepdaughter's Murder.
Springfield, Mass, Jan. 2.-Domi-
niquc Krathofski was hanged today
for the murder of his stepdalghter,
Victoria Pinkrs, 16 years of age. The
murder was the result of jealousy and
anger, the latter the result of a COM
plant made to the police by the Vic.
tim, whom he had ruined and subse-
qnently treated with the utmost cruz
city. After shooting the girl twice
with n revolver Krathofski shot him
self in@tha head
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N||||l||''lN|||''e|UB|AN[.'RA|
IS U||s'lH|[R 4!
Four Centuries Of Spanish Misrulein
the Queen ofthe Antilles Ended
at Noon Sunday.
EVERYTHING GOES OFF SMOOTHLY
a - n~sx-- n.~5.- C~..a..r SNnH
EVERYTHING GOES OFF SMOOTHLY
American Program Carried Dat
Decently and In Order With.
ent Friction -. Conrte-
sizes to Cubans.

Havana, Jan. a.-At noon yesterday
Spain's flag was hauled down from
owe Cuba, where it had foated for al
most 400 years. In the place of the red
and yellow the red, white and blue was
raised md the United States became
responsible to the world and to civil.
ization for the destiny of one of the
richest spots IN earth.
The ceremonies of the transfer were
simple but splendidly impressive. Gu
bans took o prominent part in them,
for General Brooke had the happy
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Pensions Granted.

Washington. Dec. Extensions have
oeen granted MS follows;
Iowa: acknowledgements Rooney, Med.
:,ord, So; Burnett y. Folden. Thurman,s 81.
Additional-Wilisam Oungat, 9Elkhass.
u to $8. Increase-Richard II. G~alinlIer.
Mitchellyilie. S. to $40 Mexican WassNHJds
13ws-sMartha NJ Calkins. HAMBURG
Nebraska {: original-John ]. AfcoxSsi
Restoration and Increase9Wms Kfeits.
Lexington. 3i2 to $14.s -
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ELKes THE WINNER.

Defeats Waller in an Exciting Fifty
Mile Race.
sss,ew York, Jan. 4.-The feature OF
jast nights programme at the indoor
meet Of the American Cycle Racing as
recitation in Madison squire Garden
was o Fifty mile paced race between
Harry Fixes, pf Glens Falls, n. j., and
Frank Waller, the Flying Dutcbmap.'
Waller received q concession ~ asstart
of two minutes. The prize was ! purse
OF $1,000; 1900 to the winner and 800
u the lc&sr. Fixes won easily. I
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-07

Sir John Voce Moore, the new lord
mayor of London, is one of England's
greet ten merchants. He is T2 years
old and has been in public service since
1870, when he became a member of the
common council. He was sheriff in
1894 and was knighted in that year Mt
the opening of the Tower Bridge,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-07

The dictator of fashion among the
~jeunesse dorees of Picking is Jung LII.
the most popular general in the Chi
nese army. His horses are finer even
than those of the emperor and he ia
II fearless rider. He is the new viceroy
of Chih-Li.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-07

A man named William Smith robbed
the railroad depot at Hunters Creek,
Mich, Of some express packages re-
Gently. The agents name is Smith,
as is that of the express c%ompany's
representative at that place. The lat
ter succeeded in running down the
culprit, who was brought before Judge
Smith, of the circuit court, and sem
fenced to the p%enitentiary.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-07

A bicycling lawyer of Potsdnm. who
presented himself in court with his
client and witnesses a1l in "knickers"
and cycling stockings was fined ten
marks for gross improperly and the
sentence has been confirmed on appeal
TO the Prussian courts.
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@ The Spring Valley waterworks, a
corporation supplying the city of san
Francisco with water. recently exc
cnteda mortgage in favor of the Union;
Trust company as security for a loan
of 100000. Tie mortgage deed car,
ries a little more than 1900 worth Of
revenue stamps.
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"A chance to make n fortune is Of
fered by the champagne house Of
Heidseck, which will give 1000 francs
for a method of rendering corks per-
manently impervious to liquids and
gases; including air, while retaining
their elasticity and other good quail
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BEEF INVESTIGATION
ORDERED By ALGER
Special Commission Is Appointed
to look Into the Whole
Matter.
ACTS Al EAGAEs REQUEST
Responsibfltty for the Loss OF 3OO,.
900 Pounds of BeefysSssa
Fixcd---A Denial FROM
Armour u Co.

|o-Ny - 4LSsulG VI
the issue between General Miles and
General Eagan, concerning the quality
N IheSbeef supplied the nrmy, and on
the written request of General Eagan.
The war department5last night issued a
special order forthe assembling of u
board of officers in Washington on
next Tuesday to inquire into the gen
sral subject of the quality of the beet
supplies.
The board is ordered to .sexamine
into and report upon the responsibility
for the loss of about 300,O 900 pounds of
refrigerated beef, the property of
Swift & Co. of Chicago. to ascertain
and report if due and proper effort
was made to feed this beef to the
troops in Puerto Rico, and to fX the
responsibility if due and proper effort
was not made: to ascertain and report
the character and quality of the re-
s~frigerated beef herein referred to; to
ascertain and reportif it was good and
fit meat for issue, if it had been sub
jected to any chemical processes what
ever, and to report whether or not the
United States is responsible for the
loss of the beef, or who if anyone, is
responsible for it's loss, and whether
in its opinion Swift & Co. should or
should not be reimbursed for the
beef"
Those detailed for the board are:
Colonel Charles II. Alden, assistant
surgeon general; Colonel james NJ.
Moore, assistant quartermaster gem
eral; Colonel Francis i. Guenther,
Fourth United States artillery; Cap
tain l.. G. Scherrer, assistant adjutant
general, recorder.
The 100000 pounds of beef referred
to was shipped from Newport News to
Puerto Rico about the time that word
came from General Miles that he had
supplied himself with fresh beef taken
on the island. The refrigerated beef
made the trip to Puerto Rico and back,
but by the time it REACHED Montauk
Point, it is understood to have spoiled,
owing to the delay and consequent
lack of refrigerating material.
General Eagan has received from
Lieutenant Colonel Smith, the commits
sary officer in Chicago, a report made
by Armour g. CO., who furnished the
army a large part of its timed roast
beef. The company states that its
system of preparing and putting up
roast and corned beef is by
the Appert process, and declares
saeas n : nus p 81 OF
.is s~.eiiol..eo " .ne. cohoehes OF cans
p9r up y anis pioIess
have been on the market for the past
yours, ure useu. " az ciass-
es ~ peopie' ana are considered q
s.iis1is Ss.apie al.lc!e u 1ooo n
hanuleu US ~ .he trace.
Ihe report aenles 1na1 soup is mace
y Z Wa.er amer me cooking the
tlhheu roast5 peel. ne eport contln'
ues;
NO. heHicais OF any description are
USED py us IN the manu1acture OF
llnhed roest OF corned peel eel Our tlnned
IoasI Dee1 aIe mannfac.
tured IRON what are Scalied 'chncks.
ana plates being PORTIONS q tn he
animal mat are regarded as first class
IN every particular, and no scraps OF
any description are prepared or used
IN the manufacture of these goods.
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A famous musician says that so per
cent of the Germans understand nlu-
sic, 16 per cent of the French and 2
per cent OF the English.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-07

Miss Emily Vanderbilt Sloane,
granddaughter of the late w. II. Van
derbilt, and John II. Hammond, son OF
the late General John H. Hammond,
whose engagement to marry has just
been announced, are both altruists,
and the young lady, who is very
wealthy, has compiled several books
,devoted to the furtherance of such
ideas. Mr.. Hammond is a successful
sNor yorL In xpyo,. a e N{E&
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-07

A woman in Toronto, Ont, who
strangled her three children for the
purpose, Qs she explained, of making
angels of them, has been detained for
life on n charge of insanity.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-07

The most costly leather in the world
is known to the trade us piano leather.
The secret of tanning is known only to
one family of tanners in Germany, al
tliongh the skins from which it is made
are now shipped from Americn.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-07

Massachusetts is the only state in
the union in which the judges are APP
pointed to hold their Offices during
good behavior. There are seven states
in which the Judges i appointed by
the governor. by and with the advice
and consent OF the senate or of the
council; five in which they aretelected
by the legislature, and thirty-three in
which they are elected by the people.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-07

The Rev. Frank Crane: Many things.
in the bible are not for me, just us
many things in the drug store I have
no use for, but others need them. The
question, therefore, to Inc is not whit
all HE bible means to everyone, but
what is its particular messnge and
medicine to me.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-07

rode to Central park and debouched
into a side street. They aroused con
siderable enthusiasm.
Three blue jackets from the Texas
about 1890 yesterday, rowed to til
wreck of the Maine and hcisted 4
large stars md stripes to the peak d.
the wreck. The flag was saluted b,
the shipping in the harbor.
An immense american flag was also
Shoisted on top 1.-the 200sfoot pole al
the naval dock, where it could bc seen
for miles.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-07

Sam Jones says that he finds that
that the devil is Just before him in ev.
cry city that he visits. The craze
among public entertainers for sensa-
tional advance agents has about
reached its limit.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-07

"Old Man Hearst the veteran pros
pector, who was Mark Twain's partner
in the days when the material for
.sRoughing tt was gathered, is still a
miner and is working a claim near the
Black range in New Mexico.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-07

Prof. Edgar w. Bass, of the United
States military academy at West
Point, who has been retired, has held
the chair of mathematics in that in
stitutiOn5 since 1878.
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TO HASTEN REPATRIATION.

Spain Will Send More Funds to
Cuba mt Once.
Madrid, Jan. 2.-The cabin has
agreed to send additional funds to
Cuba for the repatriation of the Spal-
!ish troops remaining there. The gov
eminent considers that the prospect
for the release of the Spanish prison.
RS in the Philippines is very discour-
airing. @&
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-07

The attorney general of South Caro-
linn has just made a ruling relative
to what the size of a graveyard may
be. He says the size is not limited by
law, and may be a mile square or
more. The land must not be used for
any other purpose than as a burial
place, and the graveyard must not be
held with a view to profit or specula-
ton. The case came up in the matter
OF the seizure of the old Maverick
plantation graveyard, in Pickens coun-
ty, for back taxes.
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Labor MA go0asearessfor melancholy.
and 1T ID the iMpnlS9 tDsyary TIC me-
1ptony Of leisure that fnAkes III nj.
side'sSwork successful.
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Henry z%eigenheim, mayor of st.
Louis, is an illiterate man and proud
of it. He got his start in life as q
carpenter and builder and became
president of a bank. He has come to
the front solely through force OF
character. Speaking of his lnck OF
education he said: II could hire
plenty of men to write speeches for
me, but 1 won't do it. What l say
comes from the heart, and I mean II.
i don't have to pay no money for Ane
words"
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Labor isEa good cure for melancholy.
and it is the impulse to vary the mo
notony Of leisure that makes the sui.
aacidc's work successful.
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Chesterfield: Good breeding is the
result 81 much good sense; some good.
nature. and q little self denial for the
sake x sctiiers. ss;. ss
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Proclamation by Brooke.

A proclamation by Major General John
r.. Brooke, military governor of Cuba,
was Issued to the people of tho island. 1t
Is as follows: ~
Coming among you as the representa-
tive of the president. In furtherance and
IN continuation of the humane purpose
with which my country interfared to put
an end to the distressing conditions in
this Island, I deem. It proper to say that
the object of the present government is
to give projections to the people and Sc
curity to property, 10 restore confidence.
Ito encourage the people to resume the
pursuits of peace. toabuild up waste plan
tat!ons. to resume commercial traffic and
to afford full protection in the exercise OF
all civil and religious rights.
TO this end the protection of the
United States government Will be directed
and every possible provision Will he made
To carry cut these objects through the
channels of civil administration, although
under military control.
Tin the interest and for the benefit of
all the people of Cuba and those possessed
of rights and property in the island, the
Civil n criminal codes Which prevailed
prior to the REIMBURSEMENT of Spanish
sovereignty will remain in force, With
from time ia time be found necessary in
The people q Cuba. Without regard to
10 cooperate In these objects by tho !eX-s
ercise of nloderatIon, cancellation and
good will one toward another. and a
hearty accord in our humanitarian pur-
poses will insure ii kind and beneticent
pnyerumenfH9% ag55@H&
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The American Legion Of Honor.
which is composed exclusively OF hos
to whom medals have been awarded
by congress for saving persons from
drowning and the perils of the sea,
has elected as honorary members
President Mckinley, because of his
official position, and King Leopold, OF
Belgium, because he is head of a sim
liar organization in his w country.
Both Of the new members have writ
tens1ettersg of acceptance to the Wash-
aington headquarters of the society.
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b name Roosevelt. by the way. ID
pronuuIiced zaa-ie spelled Rcssvelts
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-07

Dr.s Etitllips BtAeks: There 10 an a,eme,,t
Al sccseett in every mas selt-con6cmna.
,:Sylol,s 5Ssa# n
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st. Joints church At Eilieottyille, N,
NJ, has a great bell that was made
nearly two centuries ago in Spain and
which for w 100 years sounded
slnatin and vesper calls Mt q monas-
terry or the outskirts of Ma1ags. h
monastery was burned during an in-
ternecine strife and for years the bell
lay among the ruins. 1t was finally
brought to this country by a New Eng-
land skipper and vas purchased for
the Ellicottville church in 1898. It, is
four feet in circumference Mt the top
md over seven feet Mt the base.
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Or Tl1yAN Publishsr.
kpIBAIL soUrH pAKorA,

49,. $3.50 tssatS .a sS4lS
s3fs.iio1ld street, London, whiehsis to
bG enlarged. Wns the scene of some Of
Mr. nuskints earliest efforts in the
aWns of practical art teachings. Sub
~seqllently, finding the work too hard.
Mr.. Ruskin engaged an assistant, who
took charge o. the figure drawing
class. The assistant teacher, who
maintained for some years his connec-
ton withsth college, was a struggling
young artist, who was afterward tc
com famous MS Dante Gebriel RIOS.
seth,
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llOAI. YyIE@ 4F - - N@- -TE 80 5l5-a H5EGsl-
Acting under instructions from the
German consul. j. a. Schlenter, of 4Ab-
erdeen, is advertising for information
MS to the whereabouts of Adolf Shilling,
an early settler in that section. 1t is
said an inheritance Inns fallen to him.
in his native land.
Work has begun IN the new incan-
descent electric light system at Canton
and the full lighting capacity Of The
DYNAMO has been already contracted
for BY business houses and residences.
samuel Houston. who came to the
Black Hills in 1877, died OF old age in
poorman gulch, being T3 years old.
n,.., ~,
nini.a 'asop oispi., ~ Sah.on, - =
s.nu ~. nv P.aan me sue sen
h.e W ..e eolmang s sts OF inc iegls-
la.uie iI'nn,s Ut: uison was euu,
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FLAG ON MAINE WRECK.

The faet5of american one room in n small hotel.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.

TIE foIlevins rea, estate tras~fsu vsrs aisd vieh
The county nudsts< yest<sdAr:
HAIRS Peterson to L. J. Priest. lots and :, hA0ck
o. Bar vtsw sA- Salmon bay Feb J. s5ee
n q HmssB & Go. 10 the Northern security
CcsasAny lots . 90 e. hioek A, lots ard 5, btock
,. lgts Z. 8. !, bloch Y. l0ts 70 =. n black J.
Ne<kers Sup FiFsf 3D.. Kent Juiy ). o.
Naade RsteItae and hasbanA. = -, - AanA
Dennstt, lots and 6. hioeA 5. Denny 3 Hoyts
tisst 81. Jnns =. IN.
@ kaben q m to l. l. Mathews. - awt -
a. twp rs. range &. Juse y. Q.Sn-
Hsfvsy p skssis z " 70 Hsnu L..s. ~ &
bj0ck y. Gilman PAsh, Ballard. July 5. Sl0.
Hsnrteffa l. Rfbisst and husband. waiter D. -
J. A. ksisGs. : = fest o< fst D. b,ock -. Nasis's
-. July 70. C,SW
Comet Ledge. No II. o o. y. 10 @ ".
Craig. let's ! and 4 block ia, Comet Lcdge Gene
eesy. In sec n. twp n. SAaes 4. Nay y. q.
NAfsams Dilline 70 John I. Coz. lot J. biock q.
Nagies secosd I'D. Juns =. ~
John q. Barnes 10 Kate 3. Barnes. community
tpssss.s % nss. SEC =, twp = fAn<s !. Dsc y.
Puget SQUAD National Bank u ssstsas to Jacob
Dfesntnx. lots II and r. block g. penmy = Hoyt's
3D., 1Hns 10 s4A
Wn Cermode q ux. By r = Conods. attorney
10 John Todd, q ins aad {. block - North
Seattle, June = sl.soe
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ADsKe1Iuxo.-oA. ~. = - r.arl.as-
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Gcsning viii Be ssreSss6 - 70 % - p. - AdsW-
tisesysrts under <1ass1&e6 Readings w4n - mart
ID ~ thu rate og nens vosd earh iusesstcu Pay
gsGs always IN adFsnce. No AdseTssss0ents fecsss-
81 for teoe than = cauea
PUBLISHERS kOTICEs-1ssseiine agenss ~
D. A. AcC1eIlaa and o. D. Eco9h CitJ
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cad H. A. WlIis Rossuassss ssssyvhers are oes
aesass. PAy noeey oniy 70 fhsss and 70 our rseer
lens agents In tAs sassoD eitass nd towns q u
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IN THE SUPERIOR COUNT
.NE - ~ tn AIIXI

IN THE SIPEhtOh NASG8e
State of Washington, N ~
County Of King. PROBATE
In the matter of the esfe4e
Hathaway, deceased. No. -
SHOW cause on petition lot
trsbution OF real estate. u
This matter coming on nov u ~
and IL appearing 10 the court
has been filed herein BY El!sa
way. Thomas s. Hathaway.
away, jr, and Nathaniel n. f
cutors. trustees and dexsseeS - sS23.5S
OF Horatso Hathaway. dfcealzks.
Herman Chapin as admlnsStt.E
estate with the Will annexed
that there be gwen 10 the -
ard trustees ar such devisees
said estate 20 which they nv s5-5S
And IL appearing mat ns0s 6
months aag. elapsed aimee
ment OF raid Herman Chspsa
traitor with the VIII annex
said trustees and deyisees ~
have distributed TO them IL
devised 10 them IN the wa
giving a bond TO secure tne -
the obligations Of said Essafe - !
fore Ordered by the Court
That all persons tnssrested
OF the said Horatio HathAge1s1
be and appear before the
OF King County. State o. w
the courtroom 81 tire Prcoafe
I'm The City Of Seattle. on u.
July, lAs9 at the hour Of -
forenoon Ok said DAY, fh1n
show cause, * any they hev9
der OF distribution should
among the said desIseen -
said petition mentioned. SC
upon shsis giving such -