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MINlOR - .EyVS ITEMS.

or tlae yVeelE Enl in9 Jul M Q.
John H Stallisilg 100 year 81 age.
died near Eeyierv5lle, Tenn. ga
severe shockof ear e1nak III Cali
fornia was felt s4rom san Francisco to
Monterey.
Orders have been issued for the re-
sumption Of all idle coke companies
an the country
Herbert M. Hartman, Of New York,
won in Chicago the amateur golf cham
spionship of America
August, Albert Becker was found
guilty in Chicago Of wife murder and
sentenced to be hanged.
Maj. Joseph Heatwole chief commits
sary il Santiago, died Of yellow fever.
He was resident of Indiana.
"a heavy earth slide in "a diamond
mine at Cape Town, Africa, killed II
men and 16 others were missing,
Willie Porter, aged nine years, at
Coats, Kan, killed his mother and baby
sister while playing with a pistol.
a freight train. carrying six cars Of
horses was wrecked at Moors, New, and
nearly all the animals were killed.
The National Editorial association,
in session in Portland, Ore, elected r.
H. Henry, of Jackson, Miss, president.
The Citizens national bank at Niles,
Mich, was obliged to close its doors
owing to a run on the bank by deposit
sors.
A wind and halls torn devastated the
country for miles around Kendalls,
Wis, running large tracts Of valuable
timber.
AS q result of a strike the 20 largest
cigar factories in Tampa, Fla, insti-
tuted a general lockout and 1000 igar
makers were idle. ~
Pleas Wynn and Catlett Upton were
hanged at Sevierville, Tenn, for the
murder of William and Laura Whalley
on December 20, 1898.
Fire and explosion in the residence
at Washington Of Capt. Dickins, of the
United States navy, resulted in the
death of Mrs. Dickins.
q Heavy rain, together with a cloud
burst, completely flooded Lower Ger
mantown, Conn, and 400 residents were
driven from their homes.
James McAfee was hanged at Car
thage, Mo-, for the murder of Eben
Brewer, a merchant of Joplin, whom he
attempted to rob July 30, 1897.
George Coppell, chairman of the re-
organization committee of the Wiseon-
sin Central railway lines, bid in the
system in entirety for ST, SOC, 0oO.
Il A carriage containing William NJ.
Diem and Miss Lizzie Prequesel was
struck by a train in Buffalo, N. =, and
both Of the occupants were killed.
The street car strike which has been
in progress in. London, Ont ) for several
weeks led to a serious rioting and the
city was placed under martial law.
The convention in San Francisco OF
the Association of American Agricul-
'tural Colleges and Experiment Stations
elected Joseph 3. stubbs, Of Nevada,
president.
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Hero Is killed.

Madison, is, July The dore Web
8er's heroism cost him his life late Fri
day IN attempting to prevent a run
away team from running down . num-
Der Of children and grown persons in
the business portion of the city Weber
fell beneath the frenzied animals feet
and was killed. He was a prominent
German resident Of Mad Olson, So years
old, and prQprieto Of the Gem res
staurant. He leaves q widow and two
children. @s.A IL;
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An official document recently is
sued sets forth some remarkable fig-
srres regarding the quantity Of beer
consumed throug hout the world. The
annual quantity consumed, it is stated,
amounts to u, 700. 600, 600 litres or
quarts. OF this amount s. 600, 600, 900
qnartssare made in Germany; in Great
Britain and ireland, 1870, 600, 600; in
the United States, 5000. 600, 00o; and
Austria-H ungary consumes yearly Il
.O50, 600. 600 quarts Of beer, France, s40,-
900. 600; and all the Russians. only 4oo,l- :.
900, 600 quarts $500 B
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I 7. 3. KNOWLES, Of Dexter, Me-, Is
the possessor Of a pair Of IRON bowed
spectacles, the age Of which, it is said,
can be traced back 200 years The
bows are plainly hand forged, the
amount Of iron in them being sufficient
TO make several pairs Of bows equal in
weight to the style used at present.
The glass in them magnif es but slight
~. is much smaller than what is used
now and placed farther apart.
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The queen Of Italy, although very
charita BILE and exceedingly solicitous
for the welfare of her people, is the
most extravagant woman in the king
dom in the matter of dress. The king
thinks she is setting a bad example,
but she says that her doings have no
Influence, as the Italian ladies are nat
urally fond Of display, and she is but
keeping up her position as the head Of
the nation.
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For . Cooperative Colony.

Toledo, o., July TO- plans have been
formulated for a large cooperative COLI
ony to be situated on Lake Erie near
here, and 5000 acres of land are to be
secured, to be devoted both to farming
and manufacturing interests. The pro-
moter of the scheme is Joseph A. john
son, Of the state of Washington, and
he has with him q number OF local peo-
pie who have ample means. Mr.. John
son announces that it is the intention
to build q city which will engage in a
commercial trade, the profits Of which
are to be divided equally among the
members Of the colony.
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a WOMAN VA notary public in Colorado,
who was recently married, asked the
attorney general what name she should
use officially in the future. He has re-
Piled that she must sign all documents
as before her marriage, for he finds no
law comp cling or even authorizing a
woman to drop her maiden name on
the simple excuse Of marriage. IN
fact. he says that there is no au-
shorty for q change Of name at mar
rage or at any other time. s
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IT isworth noting ia regard To- thu
famous hemp produced exclusively ii s.
the Philippines that the plant yields,
g tact, two qualities, with important
Industrial Or commercial adaptations
~ each case. rom the best, OF fibrous
outer leaf, comes the coarse, strong
1dber, which is the best material used
Tor sailcloths and cordage, it lbesiing
1oarticula recommended by the sfacts
that d Is not easily rotted BY salt
Yer. The fiber yielded By the inner
stal ks. is fine and weak, and from ii are
syoven textile q briics superio III soft
ness and lghtness to those made Of tie
best Russian hemn
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The Partisan taste for horsehesn
2 nItinues to increase. During last
year Paris ate over 10000 horses, 800
donkey and afewuncon sidered mules.
The donkey and mule are evidently
declining in favor, as in 1879 the Off
cial returns showed the consump ion
to have been s66 donk eys! and 81 mules,
v l lille over 5000 horses figured in the
Paris meat bill.
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BArH1Na with alcohol will prevent
injurious'effe from poison ivy, or. If
the poison has taken effect. wetting
the affected part with alcohol, ia
which sugar Of lead has been added,
until milky appearance is obtained,
will give relief The wash is poison,
and for external use only. ii .ss.55
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MEN exposed to the rigors Of the
Alaskan winter never wear mustaches.
They wear full boards to protect the
throat and face, but keep the upper
lip clean shaver. The moisture from
the breath congeals so quickly that a
mustache becomes Embedded in solid
cake of ice and the face is frozen in a
short time sFE
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An automatic loader for revolvers
has been designed. It is along tube
having longitudinal cham bers to cor
respond with the chambers of the re-
svolver. The tube is filed with cart
ridges, which are forced into the re-
volyer cylinder by springs, filing the
six chambers ultaneously.
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Death 81 8 Pioneer.

Spring Valley, H., July Stephen
Harrison, pioneer resident of this
section, died Friday morning, aged III.
He was for over half q centnry resi-
dent Of Putnam county, and was one:
of its wealthiest farmers. His ten
children were all given college educa-
ton, and last Christmas he gave each
of them holiday gift Of 81 900.
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@ AGERM[AN,w Who believes in labor-sav-
ing devices, has patented a pair Of
shears with a spring attachment.
When q cut has been made and the
shears are closed, the spring opens the
blades slightly. When they are wide
open, ready for cutting, the arrange
ment acts in the reverse way and as
sists in closing them. Both actions
Tighten the work. Of the cutter.
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Columbia win. Arafn !.

New York, July 1O..-At last the big
sloop yachts Columbia and Defender
have met in a battle royal that has been
satisfactory to all concerned. In a
strong and fairly steady breeze and
smooth water, they sailed over course
Of about s26 miles Saturday, and in COW
sering that distance the Columbia fairly
and squarely outsailed the Defender by
5 minutes ID seconds actual time. Isl
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a NEW industry IS springing up IN
northern Mexico hiking wells for
salt water to manufacture salt for
mining and domestic purposes. One
company has secured 100, 900 acres Of
salt water territory at Camaron, 100
miles south of Laredo, and have struck
water containing - j per cent. salt,
worth from l to 8 cents pound.
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a Fa,,tai auarreI.

Seatonyille Ill, July Charles
saltzman and Miss Kat sHoffoldste elm
er fought duel III reyoiyer al
.bugg near here oyersg Il arried,
and both we're ia tails, ihsiured.
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CLERKS in Havana receive from $s5i
70 S65 per month, according to their
svalue, those speaking English con-
manding the best wages. A suit OF
clothes costs from $25 to $50. 8 dress
suit anywhere from $50 to 500,
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sunday Services.
Crinie 81 i BOY.

Athens. w. July IL. -Isaac
Thomas aged rs, killed his mot her and
sister here, and was also charged with
numbering his father, who was killed
while hunting few mon tbs ago.
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a Loyer,s Crimei:s.,

A llentown a., July Charles
Is aged 1s years, shot and serious
AZ wounded Mrs. Edwin Deiffenderfer.
aged &c years, because she would not
ielope with him. and then killed him
self sss
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Death 81 4 Philanitllropist,.

New York, July TO- r. }. Moxhan, a
NH lionaire and philant r6pist. died at
his home ii Vine land, j. sunday
aged "a years. He accumulate ed most of
his wealth il the mining business in
Mon ana.
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forth on two or three occasions kilograms
and letters of appreciation and gratitude
from the American peace commissioners at
The Hague. is3 sl
vt he spiritof brotherhood. Of nationaland
Observation-Disclosures fellowship; of seeking
after God. and not the things that pertain
to office and station. will, believe, char
acterize this eighteenth annual convention,
and pray God that His Spirit may per-
wade every future gathering OF Christian
Endeavorers and the whole movement In
an its phases and forms Of work the world
over s.
Telegram from the President.
y There was enthusiastic applause
when Secretary Baer read the following
telegram from the president Of the
United States:
: Rev. pr. Francis II Clark. Detroit,
Mich: On the occasion Of the Eighteenth
international convention OF your society,
q desire to express my cordial interest IN
Its work. my best wishes to those as
5sembled with you in convention. and my
earnest hope for the continuance and in
crease Of the great results, which the eff
forts Of the Christian Endeavor society
have achieved.
.'WILLIAA1 M'KINLEY.''
Official Enrolment.
Detroit, Mich, July In his annual
report yesterday Secretary Baer said
that the official enrolment was 55,S13
societies, with total membership of
$500, 900. President Clark delivered his
annual address, and other speakers adj
dressed the convention.
Want Christian Daily.
Detroit, Mich, July The Chris
tan Endeavorers were asked yesterday
by Rev. Charles M. Sheldon, of Topeka,
Kan, to raise 100000 with which to
found q Christian daily newspaper. Dur
ing the day addresses were made by
DR.. Wayland Hoyt, of P hiladelp hia, on
tour Soldiers and Sailors. and by
President John Henry Barrows, Of
,Oberlin, on The Supreme Need of
Christian Endeayor.'' Memorial serv-i
ices were also held.
"A Peace Meeting. Isl
Detroit, Mich, July 10 - peace
meeting was held on Saturday and a
memorial to congress was adopted fa-
voring the arbitrat ton plan instead of
war. Tent meetings were also held,
and resolutions were adopted calling
upon all Endeayorers to do their ut
most toward preventing Congressman
Roberts, Of Utah, from assuming his
seat in congress.
sunday Services. S3S s5
Pulpits Of the various Protestant
churches il the city were occupied yes
5terday by pastors il attendance at the
Christi ian End eayoras convent ton S The
features Of the afternoon were crowd
cd meetings for men, and for women,
exclusively, and a Sabbath observance
rally. At night the generalities Of re.
ligion were in some measure neglected
and the worship in 81 Protestant
church Of Detroit and Windsor took
the form Of sconsecrat services ' Z 81
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brothers Drowned.

II. Beloit, Wis. July 10. George and
Louis Grimm, brothers, aged ten and
twelve years, respect y,were drowned
81 81 Roe sriyer while IS swimming sun
day. Is
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Lynchfnr m Kan.a = 3

s.s Almos ans iliiams.I
q negro, charged with the murder Of
two white men, was lynched here By a
mob Of white men
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Orders Special Electio, ~

Jefferson City, Mo-, July Gov. Ste
yens ordered special election to be
held on Tuesday August %. to fiji the
vacancy in the Fig nth Missouri dis
strict caused by the dealt Of Congress
man Richard Z. Bland ssslss
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~ ~ ills. T,.eI-,;S-,s q.

llilwaukee, July s. Com o'Leary.
81 wei -lsnown pugil list, died Wednesday
from injuries received ia q saloon row &
few days ago.
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supplIe. Tor the De.tItute

Austin, Tex, July The entire val
ley of the Brazos, from BRENNAN on
the north to its mouth at Quintana, is
flooded, and its current is filled with
the debris of wrecked houses, stock
and farming Implements. Secretary Of
War Alger has placed at the disposal of
the governor 10000 rations to be sup
piled to the destitute and furnishing
sufferers. S5.x
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false Charge of having been connected with
conspitacies III cuba The inforua ZION
against me was lodged by Mrs u ala Cam
mack. who communicated she facts 10 Mrs
Mckinley. wife ~ the president i! The
United States. As 4 result 81 a letter writ
ten by her % Mrs Mckinney 4 governin4 nj
detective Was sent - California 10 interview
me ! met him NJ Whittier and made state
ments 70 him when would enable him -
find uut Ter himself the secret workings o.
powerful c0nSpiraioYs. What dtd | tel
him? Al, that is a secret thing Senor pico
knows
When dix; YOU arrive In 7.lis city?" asked
the Motel interviewer. preparing 20 lake
few notes. Are you going to make any IN
yestmtnts here"
Robert Jones turned his soft eyes coward
this new interlocu%oT and an arttsi who Nas
trying to~work up 4 tw1 column profile
sN0re under his breath.
4 came this morning" said Jones. To
night 60 uurthwari. AS Ter nvps ruents--
] could make none even though would.
have come here 10 ask Tor nOrh. should
like to read manuscripts or write poetry or
that my speech vas above mat or tho
ordinary rancher. l can translate German
and Spanish and write easily and rapidly.
Anything you want. an editorial or a
poem Just suggt 81 the subject and | VIII
prepare IA few lines. Bur 3et ma say now
cons!derjhe articles OF SHARPLY critical char
acter should eFuanate from the brain OF a
gentleman,
That cuts out James Hamilton Lewis -
said the water front man who had been
apparently striving for a good theme. You
might give us some ming o. taomgits sus-
Eested IN reading Haie's Man Without a
Country"
or the Dreyfus case" pu; in the hotel
reporter
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or Labor Va Capital" suggested the
new man. tmiIly pausing in his work and
then scfihb.iug away again In guilty haste.
Some one asked the intellectual looking
tramp Why tie Wore his auburn locks SO
plenty"
II 90 that 10 establish and maintain my
identity, was the answer. The more
pecuiiaTitirs man surrounds himself with
the better he VIII be remembered.
The artist had now finished his sketch.
The hotel reporter had laid I'm 4 sufficient
stock Of notes The new man even was
growing calm aud beginning 10 lose in-
terest.
There was dead hush OF expectancy
while all waited to hear the fate OF mo
man who applied for work not because no
wanted II but 10 show the world his good
intentions
Il don't think you'll! do said the Office
hoy
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REACHED CRoZIER CHANNEL.
esenmer Jeanette First American
Ship to Make IL.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. &-Capt Newth.
q lie wna!lng steamer jeanette. who II.
armed from the Arctic. reports that ne
r. hea tFozi-F channel latitude Il 70.
a'-sltuee I'D west. No other American YES
So mas ever made Crozie- channel, bat
=" inferred az Mercy bay. Eanksland me
channel closed up however and the Eng
Asi-ls:l were forced 20 abandon their YES
s-ls II is a very exceptional wear wheu
Ltfe channels are free from ice Aces as
1@pe- Newth found them. and he1ays tha,
- Ae nad TWO years provisions wiki him
.,'i % Vest passage 10 Bat9ns bay. Capt.
Ne"tn says that Melville sound would
f4ot" NE Elchest FIELD FOR whales II the
e.'.leftt was not so strong. AS it Is 49,
se.s Of light power cannot stand the stran
haie- follow the feed wherever the cur
Fri1 carries u, and the Jeanette crew >ay
hI"ofe4s OF them feeding 81 Melville sound
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Arizona because ot sectional prejudice, ig-
hpFanc@. Imaginary partisan policy AM
selasnGssSx
1th@r recommendations are for he ces-
y q % a.. the public Lands within Arizona
- TIE territory oT state. possessing which
To- territory shcG.5 be authorizes 70 ,Ease
.i.e14. as grazing lands; survey OF ali within
t.'@ territory especially ths railroad grants,
loF t4Ing purposes. The establishment %
MINT or aSsaF!ng office; tie Amendment
O TIE act q June =. IyS. as 70 rigatot-
Coi1Isz - 70 permit the taxing OF track
ai-f sdpsrsractnres on The right-0sway,
increase q saiarses y the Federal judges;
&Is4,ing OF the Fifth judicial district: Cte-
Stion y congress OF a corui -sion for
ethnpiogicai ard archaeological research III
Arizona ard a congressional appropriation
|" pay the governors and secretaries %
i,e-riloFles the salaries allowed them BY
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TRANSPORT THOMAS INSPECTED.
Is Considered the Finest Vessel Of
Her Class Adoat

NJ" fpRh. oct. 2s--Secre,ary Root,
OF the war department. acrornoan;ed nv
we army officers. today made an !nspec-
1l"H OF the transport Thomas, lying at
ne government dock ii Brooklyn. and
:. - am anne here 4 few days ago from
The ramps. OF Philadelphia Accornra nv
AK secretary Root mere Brig Gen Mar
shalI. Lieut.. Iudingron, Col. Chas Bird.
cen John {. Watkn, Surgeon Gen. Stern
o :. tYIlEn8nder katsuro Maoita II the
imperial Japanese navy. ard Cant V{gr,at
Hl.lIaFE attache OF ;he French embassy
The vessel sails November 4 for Manila
WIN ne torty-seVefth regiment. now at
lamp Meade. There are Sd men in the
regiment. commanded hv Col Walter
Hove Among the vessels supplies are
a. collins. Secretary Root said the YES
sol Was undoubtedly tie greatest army
transport In the world
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| ,ha, sisa to be known az having asked

tha, l ~isa 70 be known as having asked
for l."
Here everybody OF the san qus. work
except new man VINO was trying . es:ab-
isa record for Industry. The iiltla man
win ne long silky lair ha5 the a9o-.
AS 10 my anteceGsnts, they are shsoud-
"a in The deepest ard mos: rvs.itying
mystery. L would take ns ,Aree DAYS %
eIuctdats certain matters connected with
iny past. IL YOU woul3 ike 20 know these
things would refer You - an explanatory
document noS II ne hands q Senior Iico.
Of Calaoasas, Cal.
The society reporter made note - he
name and began 10 nm rapidly over the
leaves OF his blue book
The ltt'le man picked sharply a; one 81
his curls and eloweEsd tro-n under MS eye
orows as as continued. ! am GOV oa ny
way 10 Canada. where I shall take steps
20 bring certain Cc.sr7trafcrs, wt.A VIII IT
an Identified as 4 sort q lay tgure o
justice | have been HTo1gtu}ly accused Z
an active part n tSe recent howlug u9 Z
The powder ul+1 a. Eureka ana Of being in
negotiation Nth certain aEitators who have
designs against governments -
The new man shu3deYed violently ana The
office boy Nrote CD "A slip - paper, t'g<'s
Herr Most. look out for the sack
What's Your name any way demand
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An IRRITtTED HUNTER,
Fired Into n Wedding Party Who
Disturbed Him. Iuiuriup Several

Ia CROSSE. Wis, Oct. 2s-While a
wedding party accompanying August
rarried today at La Crescent were re-
turning IN bus to their horne they drove
lnto marsh and evidently disturbed a
hunter who. in his anger fred a shotgun
into the party. The drive WAS badly r,nr-
fnrated. tut not seriously hurt Mrs
Mike received five shot in the forehead
tthtf members received sigh, flesh
wounds The hunter has not been APP
pretended ~
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GREAT INFLUX OF VISITORS 10 THIS CITY.

EATTLES hotels lodging houses and residences ara
at this time filled almost to the limit oe their "a
~ pacity by an unusual travel. both transient and
ornanent. The influx is made up Of persons called here
m ordinary business men Of means locking for business
sizes timber agricultural horticultural or grazing lands
and some VINO waiting here to enjoy mild winter
oe entering the frozen regions Alaska IN the early
sDing They are as rule people Of who willingly
ray well such accommodations as can he secnred
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ed the police reporter. towing coVe-lly with
u six pound paper weieat, Even the new
man stopped writing 10 hear the answer.
Know me. am Robert JONES'
Wandering Robbie. the cousp .Tator,"
mUtteged the office boy.
For twenty years / have been a tramp
and q begsar." said the stranger proudly.
"end have wandered DER the country from
end TO END only seeking enough To cat
aud a place 10 lay my head never a k
for money and refuse IL when It is offered
me For the last zen years | have been
in MeAico. There ! was imnrisoneA or o