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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-06
RATES FOR OFFICERS.
Western Roads Will Pass on Question
of Disseminating Reduced Fares.

Chicago, Ill, Oct. 6.-Western roads
are considering a proposition to discOn-
tinue the practice of granting reduced
rates for officers of volunteer regiments
returning from the Philippines. The
proposition was made on the ground
that the volunteer officers are mustered
out at San Francisco, thereby becOm-
ing private citizens, not entitled to re-
duced rates to points east of Cali
fOrnia s metropolis.
The proposition is not met with favor
by several passenger officials. who be-
lieve that, even in view of the fact that
the officers technically are returned to
the ranks of private citizenship in San
Francisco, they are entitled to the re-
duced rates as much as if they were
still in the government service when
they start for the east. The matter is
to be decided by next Tuesday. There
is an impression that the proposition
will be voted down.
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PASS MEETING POSTPONED.
Free Transportation Question Will
Not Be Disposed of Until Oct "a.

St Louis. Oct. 6.-At the September
meeting of the executive officers of the
western lines, held in Chicago, at which
members of the Interstate Commerce
commission were present. it was agreed
that the October meeting to consider
the general situation should be held
in St. Louis, at the Southern hotel on
Tuesday. October 10. It was likewise
determined that the pass agreement for
the ensuing year should be taken up at
the st. Louis meeting, when the spe-
ciaI committee would submit its report
showing the result of correspondence
on the subject of abOlishing free trans
portation in the coming year. At the
Chicago meeting the chairman OF the
day was Vice President and General
Manager YOakum, of the St. Louis and
San Francisco, who now finds after cor
respondence with the executive officers
of the various lines. both in the west
and the southwest, that for several rea-
sons it Will not be convenient for the
majority to attend a meeting in St
Louis next Tuesday. Such being the
case, the meeting has been postponed
until Tuesday, October "a, at the South
ern hotel.
The St. Louis meeting viii positively
dispose of the pass question for the en-
suing year, and there will be a COM
plete representation on account OF the
Importance of the subject.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-06
BOYCOTT IS ON.
Kansas City Judges Instruct Sheriff
Not to Ride on Burlington Road.

Kansas City, No..Oct. 6.-The boycott
against the Burlington railroad by the
business men of Kansas City has been
recognized by the county court. when
the judges instructed the sheriff that
so long as the boycott was in force he
must not travel over that road in tax
ing people to the state asylums. The
court commits several insane persons
each week to the asylum, chiefly to st.
Joseph. and the officers take the pa
tients at the county's expense
J. J. Fletcher, traffic mana ger of the
Memphis railroad, said this morning re-
garding the war with the Burlington.
This fight cannot be won by the
Fort Scott & Memphis railroad alone.
If we lose this diferentia1 fight we will
never make another fight for Kansas
City.
The merchants and people generally
should use such Influences as they deem
proper against the railroad that is in
Juring Kansas City There is no fncen-
tive for any railroad to make a fight in
behalf of Kansas City if its merchants
are to display apathy and indifference.
I repeat that the fight is up to Kansas
City The Memphis will not go on IN
aided -
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Emporia sienal Liehts.

Emporia, oct. 6.-J. S. Hobson, chief
signal engineer, Harry Hobson. lamp
inspector. and c. B. Kinds, lamp in
spector, of the Santa Fe, have finished
an examination of the new electric
lights on signals three and four west
of EmpOria. The inspection proved that
the lights were a success, and they
went into operation at once having
been properly bulletined for the con-
venience of the engine men. These are
two of the most complete electric sig
nails in existence and illustrates the
fact that the Santa F'e is sparing no
pains to make its signal service first
class.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-06
RIVAL OF WASHINGTON.
Illinois Man Has System Similar to
Topeka Depot Master.

The Illinois Central company is con-
sidering the advisability of bestoWing
upon one of its trainmen medal. The
man in mind is a station caller. and he
is said to have fully mastered the art
of pronouncing the names of stations
intelligibly. His name is William J.
Crawford, and Eli Clark, conductor of
the train on which Crawford calls, says
that he is the champion caller in the
United States. Crawford is c0lOred. and
he is possessed of a chest, a mouth and
a pair of jaws which nature seems to
have designed for the particular pur-
pose for which the owner uses them.
When Crawford begins to play on the
syllables of a name one thinks of the
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NOTICE.
City of Topeka. October 5. 1899.
y, ~ NAV c0nCaTu-

City of Topeka, October 5. 1893.
To whom IL may concern:
Notice is hereby given that we the UNI
derSiened residents and freeholders of the
CITY IF Topeka. R. M. Spivey, James Gil
lett and L NJ. Carter, were duly appoint
ed bv the mayor and council of the city
of Topeka, and having duly qualified as
apprafsers to ascertain the actuat value
OF the land proposed to De taken under
Ordinance No. 2048. approved by the mayor
and council July Is. 1883. for the purpose
of opening and extending Fillmore street
as set forth and more fully explained IN
Ordinance No 204S and amended by or
diuance No. 2g93. which passed the cOuu-
ell October 2. 1893 and to assess and ap-
praise the damages and Dement'S arising
therefron to the lots and pieces OF prop
ertv lying and situated in the beneht dis
trfct created and established by said or
dinanee and also to make true Valua-
ffOn and appraisemeut OF all the lois ana
Dfeces of ground situated in said beIleuC
district without regard to the bullclnss
or improvements thereon And notice IS
hereby further given that we will meet as
Eober 1899 at 9 O'Clock a m. of said day
IN front of the property known as the
Anna =, Isuff tract, on Fillmore street.
Ilef Eeen Thirteenth and Douthitt streeLs.
cifv of Topeka Kansas, in said DenenL
disfri ct for the purpose OF ascertalIlIls
the . ztual value and making appfalSe-
r3euf IT the property and assessing the
dana pes and benefits as aforesaid
N9'AAAoss- r. NJ. SPIWIY.
JAMES GILLETTs
L. N. CARTER.
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California Wants a Place.

San Francisco, Cal, Oct 6.-The San
Francisco Board of Trade has sent the
following telegram to President Nc
Kinley: 1.-The Board of Trade of San
Francisco earnestly asks your consid-
Grafton of the large and important in
tereStS of the ROcy mountains by ap-
pointing a representative from Califor-
MIA or the Pacific coast to fill the va
cancy now existing in the interstate
commerce commission"
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NOTICE.

Mr.. Clancy introduced the following
resolution:
Resolved. That the city clerk be ana he
is hereby instructed to advertise in the
for grading the city hall site at southeast
corner of Seventh and Quincy streets,
city of Topeka as per specifications on file
with city clerk.
In accordance with the above resolution
bids will be received at this office for the
above mentioned grading until O'Clock
p m, Monday, October 16. 1893. A certified
check of 5000 must accompany each bid,
The mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
I. J. H. Squires. city clerk of the city Of
Topeka, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing resolution is a true and
correct copy as the same appears on file
in my office. J. H. SQUIRES,
City Clerk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-06
GIFT OF A HOSPITAL
Croker Homestead in San Francisco
Presented to Southern Pacific Ry.

Presented to Southern Pacific Ry.
San Francisco, Oct. 6.-The Croker
estate company, composed of the heirs
of the late Charles Croker, one of the
builders of the Central Pacific railway,
has made gift to the employees of the
Southern Pacific railroad of the Crock
er homestead at Sacramento, to be used
as a hospital for Southern Pacific en-
plOyeS. The residence was built by
Charles Croker many years ago and is
in an excellent state of preservation
and can accommodate 40 patients.
The old hospital in Sacramento will
be abandoned as the new one is amply
sufficient for the purposes of the South
ern Pacific employees
The building with the ground on
which it is situated is valued at $780,
600.
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gone to Winfield to take the place Of
the regular man, who is sick.
The sick list is assuming large pro-
portions, and Foreman Dorsch is hop
ing that something will happen to
cause a sudden Improvement, so that
he can have men to handle the large
business. Engineers Becker, Bryson,
Ward and Buckbee, and Fireman Rob
erts, Gotham and Morgan Jones are
among the unfortunate ones.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-06
ELECTRIC HeadIiehta.

improvements in the equipment of
the Colorado & Southern road include
the purchase of a large number of
pressed steel freight and coal cars.s a
new cafe car, recently ordered from the
Pullman works, and the placing in all
its passenger and freight engines Of
small dynamos to run electric head
lights
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-06
Promotiona in nrexico

Mr.. W. r Murrow, for some time the
efficient roadmaster of the Mexico divi-
sion of the Mexican Central, has resign
ed that position to take the general
rOadmaSterShip of the Tehuantepec
road Mr.. VIM Savage, the well known
trainmaster of Silao, has been trans
ferred to the Mexico division to succeed
Mr.. MurroM.-AIexican Herald.
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Harvey svatam Dairy.

c. F. Walker. of Peach Springs, Ariz.,
was in town this week. in charge of two
carloads of Jersey cows, the property
of Fred Harvey. MI Harvey has re-
Gently built a $4,000 corral at Peach
Springs and will establish a dairy at
that point to supply the Harvey sys-
tenn with cream and butter.-La Junta
Tribune-
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T1i+v-ss street fair which will he held
September % to October 8. The Santa
Fe will sell round trip tickets for 81
from September q to October z. Good
until October 9.
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Stabbed His Rival

New York. Oct. 6.-CharIes Heinz. IS
years old. stabbed and fatally wounded
Thomas Kinsella, II years old, today
in a quarrel over a young woman of
whose affections KinselIa alleged Heinz
was trying to deprive him. Heinz was
arrested.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-06
DAMAGES For a Leg.

W. Fl. Vanordstrand, of Dodge City,
a former Santa Fe brakeman, who lost
a leg in an accident in the La Junta
yards abiut year ago. has brought
suit against the company for 49, 600
damages.
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Sec. 8. Said bonds snail De numDereu
from one to sixty Inclusive, and shall be
known as Series 1899. No. 3. and shall
register Of the city of Topeka and shall
also be registered by the auditor of the
council of the city of Topeka shall an
r1lIaIIy make provision for the payment Of
the principal and interest as the same be-
comes due by Tevying a special assess
meut of taxes upon an the property liable
. therefor as provided by law. with interest
AT the rate of AZ per cent annum.
Sec f. This ordinance shall take effect
and he in force from and after It's passage
and publication in the official city paper
Passed the Council October 2, 1899.
Approved October 3. 1888.
c. J. DREW. Mayor.
Attest. J. H. SQUIRES.
TeEeoI 4 City Clerk.
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WANTEp-MA1E HFLP.

WANTED Alloy at 107 West sth street.
MEN-Our illustrated catalogue explains
how we teach barber trade in eight
weeks. mailed free Moler Barber college,
St. Louis, No.
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First Published In the Topeka Statf
Journal October s, 1891
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-06
HWELERaL

JAMES B. HAYDEN, Jevgsler and Ogti-
rfsT1 (sora1letts stock Of watches eaa@
uonds silverwa ye. etc. Eyes exhmlne1
and spectacles properly nteso-
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RocK 1sLAMp SHOWING.

August Earnings Show a Material
Increase in Traffic
Earnings of the Rock Island railroad
system for the month of August, COM
pared with those of the same month
last wear. were as follows:
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WANTED sALEsMEN.

~r~~-~~--~-~--~~~-~----~-~
NJ MANSON. IA Kan. Ave, buys gentle
mems clothing shoes. hats, etc, Pays
g to Sc a suit. Drop nee q card
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TT1irst Published in the Topeka state
Journal October 6, 1891
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KODAK WORK

DEVELOPING AND FINISHING a
speciality Lessons given in making, de-
vefoping and finishing kodak pictures.
Miss Downing of DoWning's gallery, GIT
Kansas avenue.
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Ordinance No. 2O91.

AN ORDINANCE providing for ISSUING
internal Improvement bonds Of the city
of Topeka, Kansas, to pay the cost OF
the special improvements herein named:
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen of the City OF Topeka:
Section 1. That the contract for grad
ing, curbing and paving Twelfth street
from the west line of Topeka. avenue 70
the west line of Tyler street, for grading.
curbing and paving Tenth avenue from
the west line of Tyler street to the west
line of Lincoln street and for grading,
curbing and paving Tenth avenue rom
the west line of Lincoln street TO the West
having been let and the amount for which
each l9t' piece 1nG pteeI on i51io ben @
certafned, and the owners of the lots,
notified as required by law, to pay the
same, and the time for paying the same
for which bonds are to be issued having
been ascertained to be
fG ing sFT& Welffh o street. from G the
west line Of Topeka avenue to
For grading curbing and paving
Tenth avenue from the west line
Of Line e5 street 'is 49, ii,. 25 1000
For grading, curbing and paving
Tenth avenue from the west line
of Lincoln street to the west line
of Lane street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1861
Being a total of ................... so. 1857
internal Improvement bonds of the city
713 81 are hereby authorized to be issued
to pay said amounts due for the afoFe-
said improvements to be paid in install
ments as hereinafter provided by the
property and lots liable therefor as pro-
Vided by law.
Sec. 2. The moyar of the city of Tope-
ka shall execute internal improve enC
bonds of said city of Topeka in the sum
of $40. 1887. ifty-uine bonds in the sum
of $500 each and one bond in the sum OF
SIZE. 81. payable to bearer and to bear date
of July l. 1899. and bear interest from
July L 1889 at the rate of Az per cent per
annum payable SeTni-annually on the first
day of January and July OF each year.
principal and interest payable at the rs
cal agency of the state of Kansas in the
city of New York. Said bonds shall have
coupons thereto attached for said interest
as the same becomes due, and the mayor
shall cause said bonds to be attested by
the city clerk, with the seal of the city
attached and shall negotiate and sell the
same at not less than par value. and shall
place and the proceeds thereof in the city
treasury for the purpose aforesaid and
said bonds shall become due and payable
as follows:
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first Published in the Topeka State
Journal October 6, 1891
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STORAGE

~~|~-~~-~s~--~@~>s--rS~~~
TOPEKA STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
CO. Packs and ships househcld goods.
Tel 1885, c. D. Skinner. 123 East Sixth St
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MAGNETIC HEALING.

~~~>~~~-~~-~-~-~-~-~~-~
MAGNETIC HEALING-J. H. Hume, NJ.
D., A E. McColIurn, NJ. H., School OF
Magnetic Healing and Suggestive Thera-
peutics, Treat patients at office or resi-
dence. Students solicited SIS Kansas ave.
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AN ORDINANCE providing for issuing
internal Improvement bonds of the city
of Topeka, Kansas, to pay the cost OF
the special improvements herein named;
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-10-18
och att m0tet tager sin borjan den al

och att m0tet tager sin b0rjan den az
dra torsdagen oktober 1901.
Flera uppbyggliga predikningar och
grundliga tai h0llos dagligen under
motet. Bland dessa intog sAker]igen
den predikan, som dr. Siess h0ll pa SON.
dagsf0rmiddagen Wicker Park kyrKa,
det framsta rummet. Det gar nog att
afven pa engelska predika Guds ord
ratt.
Diskussionerna vOro grGndliga och
utmarkte sig for EFT allvar och lugn
som kunde gala som forebild vid man
ga andra kyrkliga m0ten. ALT visade
sig en- innerlig karlek till var 1utherska
kyrka, en- fast beslutsamhet att verka
for hennes tillvaxt. Och det gjorde oss
godt att fnna sadana kanslor. vi hade
nastan inbillat oss, att det fnnes inga
rata, palitliga, allvarliga lutheraner
utom bland oss, en- hand full fattiga
svenskar, y dr. icke det den slutsats
man drager fran hvad som sa ofta fore
kommer tai och skrift? Tager man
betankande hvilket missmod sadant
vicker, synnerhet bland de unge. Det
ar nog SAINT att man Dor och genom
Guds mad afven kan kampa sanningens
strider afven ON man ar ensam, men
sakert ar man mera frimodig och stark
ON stridsskaran dr. stor. Var det icke
en- stor frost for profeten Ella att erfa-
"a, att sju tusen Israel icke bolt kna
for Baal?
Undertecknad hade under sin vistel-
SO Chicago afven n0jet gasta hos van
nen och fordne klasskamraten pastor
Carl Solomonson Evanston, Ill. Fru
Salomonson var heller icke obekant,
ty afven hon har bevistat var skola i
st. Peter Pastor Solomonson har sa-
kerligen utf6rdt cit stort arbete den
f1nfina residensstaden Evanston. En-
ny och ovanligt fin kyrka har nyligen
byggts for en- kostnad af $4,000, som
det narmaste al samlad.
Pa l6rdagsqvallen hollis en- treflig fest
i kyrkan, da larorika tai h6llos af pa
stor G. J. Petri, E. F. Krause fran
Leechburg, Pa, och DIR F. A. Koehler
fran Buffalo, N. Y.
Tillfalle gafs afven att bese Augusta
ma hospital. Det ar en- stor och stat
lig byggnad sex vaningar hog. Hospi-
talet var 0fverfullt af patienter, Bland
sjuksk0terskorna traffades fr0ken
Kempe fran St. Peter och bland pa
tienterna fru pastorskan Peter Peter
son fran Galesburg som genomgatt en-
svar operation. Pastor Peterson hade
likaledes legat sjukhuset en- manads
It'd och undergatt operation for appen-
dicitis, men var sa pass aterstald att
han rest hem dagen fcrut. Dessa van
ner ha hardt blifvit pr0fvade af sjuk-
dom under de senare aren. Deras
manga vanner fran den gemensamma
sAoltiden st. Pete2 deltaga med dem
hjertligt dessa pr6fningara
A. A. S.
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Dakota-nyheter.

F8renta Staternas grand Jury FOR N.
Dakota organiserade sig torsdags och
tradde session med editor Winship
fran Grand Forks sasom ordf0rande.
Mr. Winship Dir den forste tidningsman,
som fungerat en- Grand jury denna
stat.
strid med konstitutionen. Donna
rem Smith af Observation-Disclosures Nit
chell, S. d., har ett utslag f0rklarat,
att den s. k. peddlcrs license-lagen ar i
strid mot konstitutionen och derf0r
kraftl0s. Utslaget har vackt Ell hOl del
sensation staten, men utslaget kon-
mer att 0fverklagas Hosgta DOM
stolen.
Alter pa fAitet. Col A. S. Frost af
1st S. Dakota voluntar- har
blifvit utnamd till major 39:te rege-
mentet. Delta ar 0fverensstammclse
med president McKinleys asigt, att Of
ficerare, som tjenstgjort kriget mot
Spanien. forsta hand hafva att bli
uppmarksammade ON de gjort sig der
at f0rtjenta.
OlyCksfAnde!se. Lararinnan miss
Myrtle Mills Huron S. D., rakade i
torsdags ut for Ell olyckshhndelsc, som
latt kunnat kostat hennes lif Pa af-
tonen var hon pa vag hem, men henncs
hast blef af EN- eller AMMAN anledning
skramd och b0rjade skena. Slutligen
VII tn lyo cto, Il
ur vagnen, hvarvid hon erholl flera
svara skador. DR. Foxton tog ward ON
henne. Savida icke blodforgiftning
intrader hoppas han att hon slall kom-
ma sig.
President Mckinley mottogs North
Dakota med samma enthusiasm som
han blifvit mottagen Minnesota och
Wisconsin. Diver 10000 menniskor
voro tlilstades for att helsa presiden-
ten da taget fredags alton anlande
till Fargo. Till de just hemkomna
Observation-Disclosures h0ll presidentcn
EFT tai, som helsades med dhnande app
lader Da presidenten f0rklarade att
F0renta Staternas rcgcring amnade
sanda $4,000 man till Filippincrna, for
att uppratthalla den flagga, som volon-
tarerna hade plantcrat, br0t ell applad
ut sd stark, att ingen kundc misstaga
sig ON dess mening. Efter dct presi-
denten tackat regementet for dess
trogna och uthalliga tjenst, dervid han
ber0rde dess tapperhet tlera blodiga
bataljer, afslutado han slit tal som
anyo belonades med en- stormande
hyllning. Flere af presideEtens kabi-
nett h0llo tai. Men tiden var nu inne
for uppbrott, och sallskapet bogaf sig
ned till stationen, hvarifran taget af-
gick kl. 930 pa vag till Aberdeen, s. d.
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WisC0nsin-nyheter.

William p. Roberts Jnncsville har
blifvit utnAmd till professor climato-
logi vid Durham Medical College i
Chicago.
Sterling cycle works Kcnosha Of
verlemnade harom dagen sin affair till
trustbolaget American Bicycle Comp.
for en- s,lmma af $4,000.
Afliden gamma! settIare. Alois Now
burg, en- af de hldsta scttlarne La
Crosse county, afed frodags i La
Crosse. Han var f6dd Tyskland 1896
och kom till Wisconsin 1856.
Stor sI<ogshandeI. Leander Choatc
och Ben. Doughty, tva framstaendo
timmerhandlare Oshkosh ha on ma
nads It'd uppehalit sig Oregon, der
dc ink0pt 10000 acres skogsland ca 100
mil s6dor ON Portland. K0pesumman
utgjorde s720,0OO.
Presbyterianska synoden af Wiscon-
sin var f6rra yeckan session Ash
land, hvarvid delegater fran ALA delar
af staten hadc infunnit sig. Bland del
tagarne utOm staten marktes shdana
fran Chicago indianapolis och Mexico
SAINT en fran Kina.
Hastlgt d0dsfal!. John Stolhower,
boende Stevens Point sedan 1849, pa
traffades harom dagen d0d sin sang.
Han var ell gang den rikaste thinner
1,o& III qN,l<,, H.,
sin f0rm0gcnhet pa 0-talet Han upp-
nadde den h0ga aldern af SO ar.
SkogseIdar rasa htskilliga traktor
af Wisconsin. Fran Oconto Falls slrif-
yes den 13 DIS: Luften dr mattad med
r0k och eldflammor synas pa skilda
hall under natten. Flera farmhus, en-
mangd h0 SAINT initials med garden ha
blifvit lagornas rof ON icko rcgn
smart intr;ifar, kommcr mycken egen-
dom att bli f0rst6rd.
Eft hem for a!derstlgna. Norsk -lu-
therska synoden har latit uppf0ra ett
hem for aldcrstigna personer Slough
ton, hvilkot man hoppas ia fardigt In
nan vintern intruder Byggnaden Ar
tva vaningar och kostar $4,000. Hem
met ar belaget pa On farm, som for An
damalet skankts till synoden af mr.
och mrs Jerome Scoten.
Mottagandet af president Mckinley
ooh hans kabinett w. Superior f0rl
fredag var slit Stag nagot enast&cn-
de. En- stor folkskarA, deribland 1000
skolbarn. helsade presidenten valkom-
men. En- komite af barn framlemnade
en- vackert tryckt minnesadress, so~>
presentcrades af en- sex ar gammal
hicka. Presidenten tackade med nag
ra vanliga ord for gafvan. Sedan h0ll
presidenten cit gripande tai till fol-
ket, hvarunder han flera ganger blef
afbruten med applader. En- mera
hjertlig hyllning har president McKin-
Icy mahanda aldrig fatt.