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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
PATS LuRID TALE.
0Conner Gets Terribly Mixed Up BE-
fore Justice Tlmmony.

Pat ocohncr this afternoon was given
u preliminary hearing 60 show cause
why he should not stand trial before the
Third district court FOR the crime Of en-.
tcrins room No. 70 at Ford's hotel and
stealing twp pair. of trousers and a
coat. the pnporty OF =, Il. Houycr. a
roumor at Tho house.
Mt Ford. Mrs. Manic Jenkins and
MrH. Bella h"nson were examined By
the Prosecution and cruss-oNumluod by
the defendant who showed marked
familiarity VIE legal procedure. The
last named Witness said she met a man
who looked very much like the nC-
cuacd' coming out Of tho room In uuca-
uon. az o'clock Monday evening. with
some clothing over his arm.
pnccr simpson related the cltcum-
stance. surrounding the arrest "
oConnor w tho ki1ndike saloon. wit
mes stated that when he entered the
"wino room" of the den ON Monday
night, ,horc Were half a dozen men
seated around The table drinking beer
out of can and three bundles lny upln
the table, witndea picked M one bun
die beside O'Cuunor and asked 60 whom
" belonged. O'cnnucr said you leave
that alone, II 10 mine" subsequently
o'Cnnnor denied the ownership or tho
parcel which contained the property
lNnNAiNN IN court.
O'Connor then took the stand and told
a story Ia which he was the hero nnd
a Victim Of mistaken Identity. hr fur
thor limited az he possibility Of an
anu, Attorney Guntor took him In
tow and taking him by the hand 10 to
speak, ne led him Ger tho green pas
lures and beside The stlll waters until
o'Cunnor made q mlWcp and nouuderei
IN tho miro ~ romance aud the harder
he He'd the deeper he got until the sltu-
alton became Absolutely palnful-for
Patrick.
O'Connor was an honest Butte miner
ana had worked Tor Four years at his
vocation, further back o'Cunnor would
not gu, why dig ana dtlyr In the misty
pAHtt Then p'Cunnuf hkd friend,
Mr.. bishop. AN uss1yor who wore
clean shaved f1co % fun beard also "a
gu0tpe, ll0 gave him ~ cents and he
Hptnt II Tor beer Later O'ConnOr raised
the ante two dollars and his friends
gave him Dix beers seven Mhlsklpa. "a
bottle % alcohol and incldrntals. Then
he revoked the order ana spNnt his sub.
stance In riotous living mo. he didn't
he simply blew de nfty cents fer
grub Judge Tlmmony took pity unon
p'tonnur'a embarrassment by placing
his bonds no $3.50 and turning Him over
To the sheriff tu answer u the charge VI
housebroailng
I'm the police court a. 3. Riley and q.
Hughes two nenitont DRINKS, Who had
never boon arrested before, wetc al.
lowed Go depart on promising instant
reformation Eighty dollars In limos
from Commercial street constituted tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

The full Shenandoah company ar
rived In town early this afternoon and
a regular army Of men IL at work ON
the stage putting up the scenery and
rehearrlng the battle effects for to-
nights performance. The sign In front
OF the theatre 100 men wanted attract
ed great number of would-bc Thes-
plans to the rear door. and from the
ranks Of the applicants the stage mnn-
nEcr was busily engaged this afternoon
sorting ont the men who are 10 enact
the role OF ShcridRn'a veterans In the
battle OF Winchester.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
"Better Be Wise
Than Rich.

Wise peopk are also rich
Svhen they knoau a perfect
remedy for all annoying dis.
eases of the blood. Kidneys
Hver and boquels. II Is
Hoods SdrSapariifa. qvhich
Is perfect IN It's action. II so
regulates the entire system IS
to bring rigorous health. II
never diSappofntS.
Rheumatism -"Syy rtottc,. eietty
ycd,s Cd. has ,cectped rioeh bcrefd from
fithns Hoafs SA'Sari,lA 70, ,hcuriA-
tom. and recommends HooS's to others"
hsres D. Derby. Jancsfour. NJ Y
Catarh in Head "Sxy dasslte,
had eafA,,h 6l Ire head and Hood's Sa,-
sApArlA cDed Il. We fake 4 as hood
medicine and tonic and Il keeps US gucn al
summer. Ms. FL. Peterson. kibbcy. Mont.
Now Life "As sp-iag tonic and
Mood pu,ific, Hoos's Sa,sapdriila over
comes that tired fceiirg and eivcs our
gphoie family ncv If, Wm. RHsci
5i5 5h Nee, Peoria. n.
Grip Cold "SYy BOY had terihie
srp cold and EDAS Vc,y much run dowr.
Hoofs Sirslpd,iia made HIN pc1i Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
IN FAVOR or POOLING.


Chicago. Nov. ga strong argument
IN favor Of lcgallzcd pooling was made
by the subcommittee Of the Industrial
commission today by Paul Horton, see
ond vice president OF the Santa Fe. He
declared that a system Of legallzed
poolirg would come nearer 10 attaining
stability OF rates than anything yet
proposed. He also stated that the Hys-
tom would protect small shippers and
small towns To an extent not possible
under present methods. He dlsap-
proved government ownership OF rail-
about higher rates and inferior service,
stability In freight rates Is Just as
essential" he said, ''ns uniluctuntlng
import duties" He expressed the opln-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
RISE ~ SHEEP.
u Il Relieved that the Nation rie Market
viii be diluted.

The mutton pie market viii now be
Flutted, In spite ~ the fact that there
WIS a sudden rise In sheep and wool
this morning. The rise" took place
Just north ~ the Hot springs. where
the Oregon Short Line passenger No.
smashed into herd N sheep. and Il
goes without saying that there was an
pulled into Salt Lake the engine was
nputtercd aud bcnmearcd with blood
and wool. The engineer reported the
number % dead and w0undcd between
% and 20. II was not learned who II
the owner OF the sheen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
PASSENGER MIN COME AND 90.
Rock Island Onc,ai. usmsin but = short
Time In salt Lake.

John Sebastian. general passenger
agent % the Rock Island. W. H. Firth
general agent of the same road at Dem
yer. and MAJ. ), u. Hooper Of the Dcn-
YER n Rio crandc were all here yes
trrday and after holding brief confer
Agent George W. Helntk ~ the Rio
Grundc Woatern lott for the Windy
city. Matters discussed yesterday per-
talucd 20 general passenger business
and n any changes In train service
were ruvEostcd. nothing ~ definite
character has been decided upon.
General Passenger Agent j, frnncia
~ the burlington arrived In town this
morning and had a lengthy conference
with Mr. iicintE. II H. understood that
Mr. Francis viii leave for the East
tomorrow.
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Or. Beatty Sends Large Quantity
Down There Today.
NO NEW CASES REPORTED.
fine Doctor WIN Alec dispatch an
Expert TO the County Ina
Pew .-r,s.

DR.. Beatty Of the State health board
said this afternoon that h. was entire
u sntisilod with the manner In which
the smallpox epidemic was being ham
died In sanpcto county. That the au-
thorltlcs and people there had taken
hold OF the trouble In perfect good viii
and that he expected II would fnon end,
No new CnFca were reported today
though h. received request Tor more
vaccine matter. which will b. aont in
large quantity on this evenings train.
In n few days the doctor viii send an
expert dlslnfcCtnr, younr man VINO
has had much experience with the diH.
ease IN cuba, TO Mantl. sterling and
lephraim to disinfcrt the homes that
have been invaded by the mnlady.
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WARRANT FOR BURGLARY.

Late THIS afternoon a complaint was
sworn 10 IN Judge McMnator's court,
by Joaoph Williams, charging one Joe
Davis with the crime NJ burglary. II IL
alleged that ON the night ~ September
-'ih The accused entered the store OF
complainant No. 40 X street. and
stole certain goods.
warrant FOR the arrest Of Davis was
Issued by Judge McMastcr and placed
IN inc hands NJ deputy sheriff. The
arrest Will be- made this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
UNION rAcifIo's rIAss


Omaha, NCb., Nov, 22-presldent
Horace O.. Burt OF the Union Pacific
says his road VIII be tho FIRST west Of
the Missouri river 10 have double
track, and that the work Of laying tho
second track. probably between Omaha
ana Denver. VIII probably be begun
next year Traffic OF all kinds has been
30 heavy the past year that the carry
ing capacity has been overturned and
the proposed Improvement has been
made imperative,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
ONE NEW cAsr AT mAsrL
All Of Them at tina, risce are Now Under
Complete Control

Special per Dcaorot Telegraph.
Mnnti. Nov. 23.-Readorp of the News
viii be pleased To- learn that the dread
disease, smallpox. II quite well under
control. Hut one additional ease IL
reported today, and that one. Louis
Skowbyc, was under detention. John
Crawford. Of Mantl. Ia uuarantincd. but
nothing else now has developed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

special per Deaorct telegraph.
Gunnison. Nov. s1.--in compliance
with instructions from the county com-
mlsslonerr. the town board II health H.
eued an order this morning closing
scho0ia churches and public gatherings
OF all kinds, ana directing parents not
90 permit children 90 h. on the streets
except when sent upon some definite
errand.
The small pox scare has somewhat
subsidized. No eases have broken out
at thin plncc ap yet and by strict COM
pilancc with tho above order u tho
board of health. II II hopcd the c0mmu-
nifty will escape the contagipn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

the G. a N. w, left for Spokane this
morning. His family and household
goods accompanied him.
"Glenwood." the pretty now diner Of
the Denver and Rio urandc. was In
Salt Lake today.
The announcement OF rates for the
Christian Endeavor convention at Lon
don In 1900 with trip to Paris IL made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
"oLp FOLKS PARTY POSTPONED.

In consequence of the death of Thorn
as T.. Bateman OF West Jordan. whose
funeral viii he held on Friday. the
2ith inst, ai West jordan meeting
house. the old Folks old tiinc sociablc
nnd PARTY. which was announced for
that day. has been postponed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
RAILROAD CASE DISMISSED.

The case Of the Oregon Short Limo
l1h'iroad company W Joshua II. Nlch-
OILS, was dismissed In the Third district
court today, upun motion ~ the plain
III The suit WAS brought for the
abatement Of a building. near plaintiffs
railroad track.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

The two cases N the Taylor a. Brun-
ton ore Sampllng company W the
Dalton a Lark Gold. silver and Lad
Mining and Milling company were oon-
Hulidnted by order Of Judge Cherry to-
day for purposes OF trial. This after
noon the defendants withdrew their
answers and countor-clalma aud con-
10 preclude judgment OF non-Huit,
$3.50 costs.
The suits We're on note and an ae-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Deeply moved by the sympathy shown
W. during the protraoted Illness and
subsequent death OF our beloved daugh-
ter. Anna. we desire to express here
with our heartfelt thanks 10 all that
have by their faith. prayers, words or
deeds connolcd u In the hours " our
ailliotlon.
KARL q. AND EMILE MAEsER.
Salt Lake city. Nov. 70, 1899.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
HAS THE HAIR.
Well Known Michigan Man No Longer
Bald.
Heavy Growth Induced BY n Wonder
full Remedy.

while Prof Stakes hrgum cnis make II quite
ccriuln his remedy will make the hair Hrow,
The experience ~ thas, ". nishop ~ iathrup
Mich, l. n clinchvr aud will dnuhtlu.s encnui-
ago many another bald hCan TO ''go thou and
20 llkUwisr' Mr.. Iishop sent for u free trial
pi uho Alignhclm nispcnshry's remedy and
by dillfeut Application has secured d nno
giuwth ~ half a. shown In his portrait atovc.
NJ. Nlshop -aysi-"Althuugh I am 81 yunrs
Ola aud had Il shinlnr crown for many Year,
pm glad 30 say that this wonderful remedy
has made my hair Ftog out In most remark
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

\ marriage license was Issued today
TO Joe. Grauquist, 20. and sophia Smith,
%, both VI bingham.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Advertisers who desire 10 reach the
country population OF tho Western
States and Territories should patron.xs
the Semi Weekly News:" Its circr!a-
tion books are open to all advertisers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
The BOOK OF MORMON"

Two lectures by Dr. James u.
Tuimago; an account Of It's origin. with
evidences Of It's genuineness and au-
thenticity. Prepared by appointment.
These lectures are taken from Dr.
Tnlmagc's book "The Articles OF
Faith" but are presented In separate
form for the use OF Investigators and
students. Price 10 cts. For sale by the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
Fe eble Kidneys

In honlth the kidneys strain an i'm.
purltlrs from tho blood Diseased. thew
allow the polsuns 10 accumulate Weak
kidneys come from weak stomaChs
Bufd ~ the stomach with Hoststter's
stomach Filters, una tho kidneys Will
be- uH good as new The niIara nlso
cures constnntlou. Indigestion. dvauep-
Hll, blliouHncss, nervousness and gcnpr-
al debility See that PRIVATE
lENENuE STAMP covers the neck Of
the bottle,
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Hewlett Bros. ca
NEW rA1ALOUtI
~
CHURCH WORKS.

Just issued By the D,.s,., -
ior free copy Special terni 4 i T..
efS' agents and canya,,sf, !" 80
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DpRu,.

DRAcUp-At CowilnE. near Heighlcy.
Yorkshire. October %. 1899, Israel
Draoup. aged % years.-Millennial
Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

To CunI a com ~ oNE DAY.
Take Laxative liromo Quinlne Tnbleta.
~ druggists refund the money II II
fails 10 cure, L W, Groves signature
t. ON each box. 25c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

A unique and interesting entertain
inent In under way In the First ward.
II II by the officers Of the Primary as
ISOLATION and Will be given IN the ward
meeting house. There viii be three per-
fOfmnncea These are scheduled Tor
tnnlght and tomorrow night and satuf-
day matinee. The production l. Eli
ma and the cast Of characters as fol-
lows;
The Mortal ......M Miss Hattie Woodbury.
The Fairy ...... .....Miss sadie Brady
Eairy Queen ..... ....Miss May NuWles
Fairy God Mother 49,. Miss Edna Evans
Puck ...,,,. ...... Master John Thorup
Faya and Elves
Little lioyH and Girls.
Singing, Dancing. Pretty Costumes.
The Twcnty-third wnrd ~. T. Aasocll-
tlon held their annual social IN the
meeting house last night, at which -
most enjoyable time was had. About
800 persons participated. Interesting re-
marks were made by Presidents ". A.
Lyman and Mrs. Nellie &. Taylor OF the
Stake presidency, Y. u, NJ l. a.
one Of the most amusing features NJ
the evening was the election - the
popular lady, popular gentleman, hand
some lady ana ugly gentleman, the lat
Ger getting leather medal, The other
prizes we're; a cake. ladies' dressing
case. thrive silk handkerchiefs.
The dressing case ana cake were
won by Miss Annie Fernstorm, and the
ugly mans prize and also the popular
prize by MIR u, T., Felt. the president Of
the anaoclation.
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@o&u
DRY GOODS STORE
222 and 2si Main Street.
Bargains in Our Dress Goods
Department.
1000 YARDS DRESS GOODS

in short lengths, picked up by our New
York buyer at less than half their reg
ular values These have lust been re-
celved, and we Will place on sale AT the
same great bargains as We purchased
them. The lot consists OF Atwood Coli
orcd and Black Seasonable Fabrics, in
Guiding Handsome Black Crepons, In
skirt and full suit lengths.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
THOSE LARGE CAN,

You VIII be nslnnlshst.,
OF Thrce Crown nltIne H. We q.r1,
Tor given price. Yen .y,s,lit ~ I.
with the results u u,i,g.'l D ltiai
might naturally can "a Wat = 1,
powder when rhf.a y, 'neqp Nh
a nigh priced article IA ~ var "a,
attractive baking powl., VIZ ~ :
most particular rssnit sla y )
the price we have sxis,t. IN fitiar
ships for the article MA \, w ifrl
h ,a ss'' ,t ln o. larger s1,., o.
III. ~ ,, nun ever, Sixteen s-.
HVT nm, ,he nIvani1go " using \ ,''A u
oHa m,,e TOW, tnWn Taking pors..
=, y , Fs,rr. For ials 6y IN ~. w. y
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hoods Sa,dabaMM
%Ilz722 E5I711nD/

ne,as rnl. sats i,sr W. ~. 900 lrrit.,irs aud
eliI siihsf,ie 10 iaks -ith hooa, saf,ap-niia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

I'm the police court a. s, Riley end G..
Hughes, TWO nenitcnt DRINKS, who had
never boon arrested before Wprr al.
lowed 40 depart on promising instant
reformation Eighty dollars ln limos
from Commercial street constituted tho
balance ~ the docket
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FOR AN "oPEN DOOR,"
:abiegrsm from London Says the United
States Have Made q Request of
the Powers.

London, Nov. 5.-A special dispatch
rom Washington asserts that the
American state department recently
asked France, Germany and Russia to
,ive written assurances regarding the
preservation of the "open door, in
china, being dissatisfied with mere oral
assurances and rejecting a proposal
hat the United States should seize a
port and establish a sphere of influence
n China. ''If these assurances are de-
.lined," says the dispatch, ''the United
States will insist upon China observing
;he strict letter of the treaty giving
he United States equal rights with
other powers in China"
The Daily Chronicle, commenting
sditorially upon this new departure
m American policy, which will be fully
approved in England" dilates upon
IT'S immense Importance" and suggests
that it may affect the international
politics of Europe in very remarka BILE
1epree.o
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THROWS LIGHT UPON 1T.
Private Campbell, of the Thirteenth Min
nesota, Tells of the Dissertation of
Churces In the Philippines.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. 5.-Thomas
Campbell, late of the Thirteenth Min
nesota regiment, says the controversy
between Gen. Funston and Archbishop
Ireland regarding church desecration
in the Philippines is based on misun-
derstanding of the facts. He says that
he himself is Catholic and that there
was a score or more Catholics in his
company, all of whom had as many
church relics as did their Protestant
comrades. The reason, he says, is that
the Filipinos themselves had desecrated
the churches before the United States
troops came. The buildings were
looped-holed for small arms and used
as store houses and hospitals, so that
the destruction of the buildings became
a strategic necessity. The parapher-
MALTA either had to be taken away or
suffered destruction with the building.
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WAS A GAY DECElVER.
Man Who Represented That He Had Money
and Lands Successfully Duped a
Wealthy Missouri Widow.

Unionville, Mo-, Nov. 5.-A man
named Asbin recently visited eastern
Putnam county and met Mrs. Sarah
Alexander, middle-aged widow in
well-to-do circumstances. He repre-
sented himself as a single man and
the owner of valuable farming land in
Macon and Linn counties. A marriage
followed a brief courtship. Asbin ap-
oeared devoted to his wife and they
frequently went to neighboring towns
On shopping expeditions. A few days
ago he drove over to Green City in his
wife's carriage behind a handsome pair
IF bays. In addition. he had charge of
her well-flled pocketbook. so it is
said. On arriving, he helped her out
At one of the stores while he drove the
team to stable. Husband, team and
pocketboolz failed to return, and the
deserted wife had to depend on friends
to assist her home.
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Deals with Trusts and Imperialism.

Chicago, Nov. 5.-The first number of
the Democratic National Bulletin, the
weekly publication of the democratic
national committee, will appear to-day
under the auspices of its new editor,
Sam B. Cook. 1t will be chiefly remark
able for its failure to discuss the silver
question, except in one or two unirn-
portant paragraphs which were in
serted to justify columns. The articles
which it will contain will deal alto
gether with trusts and imperialism.
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A Flow of on struck.

Muncie, Ind, Nov. 3.-Contractor g.
George O'Neill was drilling in ma.
tural gas well on the John E. Reed
farm, four miles north of Muncie yes
terday, for the Economy Gas company
of Muncie, and strong flow of oil
was struck. The oil soon filed the
well at the rate of so feet per hour and
by morning was expected to be flow
ing from the well The find has
caused big sensation, the well being
the most distinctive oiler ever found in
Delaware county. The well will be
developed and others dug for the de-
lvelopment Of the new field at once
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Must Re from kansa..

Manila, Nov. 5.-Chase's troops OF
the Third c;walry and Rivers troops
of the Fourth cavalry swan the river
and surrounded the garrison at Bong
Bong, entering the town. The enemy
escaped. Six rifles and quantity OF
ammunition were captured. Castner's
scouts had skirmish with the insur-
gents near Aliapa. killing five.
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The PresIdent viii Vote.

Washington, Nov. 5.-The president
will go to Ohio to vote. He will leave
ON Monday evening, arriving at Canton
about noon and probably will leave
Canton for the return journey the same
evening, reaching Washington Wednes-
slav nOon
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WILL SIT WITH CONGRESS.
Gen. Joseph Wheeler Writes That He VIII
BE In Washington When the Ma
tional Legislators Meet.

Louisville, KY, Nov. Ga special to
the Times from Nashville, Tenn, says:
Judge w. J. Wood, of Florence. Ala,
has received letter from Gen. Joseph
Wheeler who states that he will resume
his seat in congress when that body
meets. Gen. Wheeler does not say
when he will return from the Philip
r1ipaS
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About 100000 Feet Short.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. 5.-White
pine will end the year about 1000, ,0OC
feet short of the stock on hand Decem-
Der 81, last year. This year from most
careful estimates the stock will not
exceed l,72o, $40, 900 feet, leaving a dis
crepancy of 1,OO1, $50 feet.
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Frost I1Ills yellow Fever.

New Orleans. Nov. 5.-The report of
frost throughout the country con-
tiguous to New Orleans has practically
wound up the fever situation in Louisi-
ana for the present season. Ice and
frost and temperature as low as % de-
grees was general along all the railroad
lines running into this city.
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The Singer Became Insane.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Nov. 5.--Enrice
Diamanti, the baritone, with the Lam
bardi Italian Grand Opera companyi
became insane suddenly last night and
is a raving maniac. He will be sent
to the asylum.