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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO, tax - ~Catsis- Rserlfss. 500 ksa4
5000 - efaAsH natiFs saesrz stesag 20 To- hissef
ettcts fffa4g p rtVw Westerns ard refsts sraa.sv
50 testefAsss tsfe tscna hstrhRrs ssf~k ssssss -
stfrnz NsfigF. Essd tn frfHr sss~-t 81 sssz rs.-r
fn E-tli0fa 81 ss4A = asis-ts4 seesffs afssitr AZ
fsaAfi mistd kefs. MAJ. -ers 81 ssSs Al
bvtfrrs. NRs4e eanurrs. t22 % t1i7s y -ssa a.
spsfss. streaY A. - ssssH Tsssss- Rsntssia -
hsaf Hsat "a sale Nfssss essfaass AZ e. Is Ts.ss
- strsgs, GssFs E~sss msess. 81 @st -. h,ails
H,&s~ kNrsiJts ns& henas setiuNsa,s f-r ts.
ra1rr7s. $40 bad irft 7Tgr sGC Aeslye sfsaslx
szsfr1f Tnr - nsset sus ssltrhs-z s. saaf = +.
gssa - eaczrs heNgr. NesA 2 rrpxh kasfs 81 ~xa
-,asrfs Eeetirss n ~ hgsd zassr sfvs - n.
taVarr LEASES atr2HF tR ahaAs hiahr~ fs-~g -
f1essN 8etMsrs q &tt . fss - r5af-s sris-s q 81
- rs Western sassg s4Nt g reras steeE sast- -
t4a hFaaz fAs@s. Wrsyf7s asrAs s. fsssIB
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Cash Qaotatioas.

FiaHr-S,saiy
whsAt-No. srring. Tadrss. Nc red -sSTsc
Corn Ne. ?. Nsc Ne. ysii8w to.c
Oats Ne 2 Eaa124e; No. white. Has. "a
whiir g5f42t{e
Barlsy Coed feesianz. sea&te fair 10 eaoic. malt
ine s9Atsr
Flaxsrsd-No I. VA; No Nneshwestefn gu
Mess Fork-Per barrel 81 Tssll n
Per 10 pounds d ssss 81
Sinri Rlf@-SiAes, loose 81 ataf ~
Sh8ul9srN-nry saited. ssSsr
short Sitss-C1.&r ta0ed s. f1s- 20
WHISKY haSis Il high wires -
Snzafs-t ughsnzrd.
Il e.
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roaesr rms AT CEDAR CANYON.
niRe Owner. sancr Loss--rwo Coed
strikes Reported

p,sastrous results from fcrcst nreS ara
reported from ihc Cviar CANYON mines
81 BAKE uamber of ths iaacoIn County
Ttmgs Willis TShbs, who has retuenei
H AiANcnpoft SAYS large area %
valuable timber land has been burned
over and the Individual loss has been
considerable
A. shs Saturday Eyealag and Sunday
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Money and Exchange.
Money on call Hail per cent. Inst loan. u per
cent. Prime mercantile paper sa5 rer cent. ster-
ling exchange, steady. with actual business in bank
ers' bills at 81 s7t foe demand and az sss for SIXTY
days Posted rates. A-ssd4ss and 81 sz4Fs -.
Commercial bills. 81. s5talssa Silver certificates.
sitas2sc. Bar silver. Sic. Mexican dollars. istc
Government berds. weak State bonds. steady.
Railroad bon3s. Irregular
Metals.
decline u iN for tin In London reported
tod9y. our market easef somewhat in sympathy
With this faetos and closed weak in tone az ss1 50.
Lake copper shade higher In the local
ket. DESPITE decline Il = 81 abroad. and closed
drmsr In SO 81 for lake and SIS % Tor cleo
troytic and casting copper. The decline in Lon
don due to the poor slfmonthlY statement.
showing heavy increase In supplies
spslter, while EASY In tone. was not quotahly low
er. closing the, basis Of A-ifhds ~, and lead
ruled dull at SIS.
Iron weak and unsettled: pig iron warrants
nominaiy Quosed az 81. structural iron was
reduced 81 per ton.
The brokers price for lead Jas S. and for copper
Ns3.
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According 70 the New York Times the
Cariboo Hydraulic gold brick, which re-
Gently arrived in that city. was so large
made for IL. The Times says: "Onicials
are not pleased with the size Of the cone
shaped lump Of gold. valued at siS215,
which was sent TO the assay onice yes
ferday. BY the New York branch OF the
Bank OF Montreal. 20 be smeltsd. The
hydraulic miners OF British Columbia
made the lump 50 large that Superinten-
dent Mason. OF the assay office, will have
to order o special smelling pot. in order
to have a receptacle large enough TO hold
this king lump, while IL IL melted to
be run into bars. The weight of the
lump, 1897 ounces made the service OF
four men necessary to place the cone
upon the scales Assay Office employees
freely said that this lump was too much
Of a good thing for a hot day In July"
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saw FRANCISCO MARKETS.


BrendstuHs.
SAN FRANCISCO Anr is-wheat and esrie,
futures. sasy. Spot market. weak
Wheat-shirgins. No, l. us; choice. sos; rfil-
Basir5Fssd. TssTsc; s,yvins; SEQ SEQ. ,,o, :,
choice graz s.losi %; good = ehcsce red. N-less
I-zi.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. - $50: orescn a,ss; wash
81 oregon. 80: cats. eentai. so; Oregon. %; 20
tafoes sacks ssis; bran sacks 100; hay, tons, 81
wool. bales, 2 hides. number ~
Produce. Fruits. Etc
MiIisturs- siiadlings. sIssn: bran. sI.sr 50 Per
Hay-wheat, SaIs. rhest and cat ssaii; nes.
barley s. 80 alfalfa. s6eT 50 compressed wheat =
Po.atoes River Burhanks, snasc: sslsnrs Bur-
bsnss EsSs5c. sweet. new, lkfslc
yesstahles-Cucumhers, DGsoc; green peas. 2ase:
string beams sta &c Per n; tomatoes. sosHe; aspar'
Fruit-AprIes. choice. Sis: common. Sc; Mexi-
can lines, sSe7: common California lemons, u %
LIS. choice California lemons. Sn3-S: bananas,
81 1a21 pinsappIes. s. 0f5 ..
Bntter-Fancy creauDc. A95c seconds. 22sz3c.
fancy dairy. 7iGZr; seconds iGsnc.
Cheese-C California Eats. ss5lec: Young Amkrica.
I1c; Eastern. i5.a1i1e
Esss-store. i5aisc; fancy ranch. sc; Eastern. Is
@isc
Prritry-Turtry soselers. sdioc: turkey hers. Il
dIsc: cid ROSTERS s. 5ocs4: young ROSTERS 81 soc
s. small hroiiers S1a9 g; large hroflers s. 5Sa3
fryers sf3.5o: hens. s. 5o9i 20; old ducks. Sgf 50
geese 81 Z,SI 80
Wool and Hops.
Wool srrinr-Nevsda, ll9isc; Eastern Oregon. 10
Gle: valley Oregon iit7Isr FsIi-Mountain lambs
a6i0c; Humboldt and Meuiorino, lodi2c
Heps-Crcp OF 1899. lleil5c
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Easy; December. lea cash. sl.o5.
Barey-No sales
Corn-Large yellow. si.issd1.2o.
% q 60
NEW YORK MARKETS
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The -tntsNiEsncer has seeg,rns a..
exclusive right for Washington 10 Ra.A
NsNAiiy a Co.'S latest folder mae -
China ana ASA These may Ne secured
60 cenfs zach.
NoNS' 1T FTorance Marvin. sca,fts'a
prophecies. Hocel Victoria.
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DR. POWELL REEVES s sSss rs YesT WdV, Selttk.


THE DtsEAsE-An enlargement of thu
veins surrounding the spermatic
cord, tuistsd. knotted. warmy
Ike or swollen appearance o. tbs
scrntum-
THE CAUSE Sometimes self pollution.
but often blowR. falls strains. sx-
cessiys horseback or bicycle riding
The EFFECT a; times Dull heavy
dragsing pain IN small q hack. sx-
teadiHg dg~n through ieinx into the
parts. low spirits, weakness - body
aud brain. nervous debility partial
cf complete loss q sexgai uoYyar
and often faiiars q general hsaish
THE CURE IL rou sse a victim % tfsfs
1ire disease. cone 80 Fay office and
Jet me explain 10 you ny process
OF treatinK u. Ian Win then 70;
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N'7lITa'E fTaN@S. y FR7F.Is.
Receipts and shipments.


On tes rrcinre srrhanxc fdsiaY better r..,szs
vas ssm -ssamew, isaessc. dairy lsalAs
Cheese Sspady. isaife
Exss Fam. fresh. IT,
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FIRST shipmert From lie Roi No. 2.
Speclal Dispatch 20 the Post fnfeiiixencer
RCSSiaANp, n c.. AQg 1.-The ar~,
shipment OF ore fr0u the lie Rot No. !
mines was made 20 the Northpcrt snielter
today. II consisted os four carlnaix sror,
the M. : All preparations are being rsads
foF regular shipments from that mine
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The Kamioops Inland Sentinel says the
indications are that before long there
will be a renewal OF mining activity at
stump lake. ]. Redman is completing
thorough examination of the properties
occurred by W. w. Clarke for London
syndicate, and so well satisfied are those
concerned with the results OF their in
work on an extensive scale Will probably
be under way before many weeks elapse.
Mining men for years past have interest
ed themselves in the mineral deposits
around Stump lake, and the belief has
been general that under proper MANAGE
ment these properties could be profitably
expIoited
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when az others fal consult sas.
loving disease CANCERS FILES FIsTuIA TlMoRs cured wshas -
,1rs We ansh appliance for The scnne and
Maras
ans
treatment relief
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NEW YORK. Aug is-Tha Commercial Adver-
tiser's London financial cAhesram SAYS;
Business quite brisk here today In the early
hours the tone good easns al little in the
afternoon. The approach ~ the relief column 20
Pesng il absolutely disreSsrdsi The taik Il all
u mourY Ths stock market expects EASY sAtes
bat the bankers say that shis 10 passing phase
which has alrsady bees ai@epuutsd I1ndnu cua-
ttuued 10 purchase American shares. Paris aiicvcd
Tiaios 20 relapse sharply TAss regarded a.
tick Tho hank hoagh, Es4eo znt IN bars. and
expeets tnmorrc~ 20 receive eedo ta run the East
soh shieh has hcen concealed In quarantine
The hank commenced hcEFowiHg a1neY today Fort
nightly statistics in crur~- show iacrrxse u an
tons in the stock hsrd, increase q sf1 tons
in the supply. On this report copper saarrs 70
isussd
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on August = ard = tae Northern pa
ciAc wiil sell round trip .irkats 70 Chicago
az 81 - good for sixty days For 49,
t!culars call Al y. +. ticket osice.
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PORTLAND. Or. Aug s-wheat-rnchansed'
wsua wnIla Sc; Valley. 54as55cs hinssssri- sc
The foreign shipments 81 wheat from foruAno fN
the week ending today el, Isl bushels
e.
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LONDON. Ava "a -Afehison. y: Caasiisn Pa
ciho. ~ northern PAeidc rrrferrsd. ~. Grad
rruuk. = AnscuHfa. 4
BAR SILVER s,essy I'D PEI ounce
Moaey-A per cent
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BUY, wllhsim's boo. now. Denny.
Co-yell. slA
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Poultry Food.

Grannlstcd eyster shells. ss FER ton; grsnnis,e
clam shells. SIS PER ton bone meal, ST Ter -
graduated bone, 81 per ton; hHllsd cat, $40 ~
ID. SO per tnn. beef meal. zoos. sss rsr tori -
scraps. sas $50 per ton; beef zerapz 100. SIS ~
ton; mica crystal srit. 81 per ton
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TACOMA. Azs H-WAeat-cfsis. a.. uz-aAz.sI .
h.zes.Aa. ssc. sl-ss ssS. sSEA fl< sxsc1
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rss
aisnE
proves fras fhe paln
s~"nx eae&g saasS@
e3Afe1
rHA Az snaiHons disease
ever aa@ tAer and tha
prfect health and
also % stay CARED spantsa
and
dies alone have earnestly devoted
IL ean eyagrsys
treatment ~ efssponf Ny i Al
s@feaS eoHnaeH' ard
held for
E. NJ. RADCLIFFE. Nj. d.. 7,s First s s,.s''
ma . ssaaax. /. m 20
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Meats. Provision. and Fish.


p-srsses- rasrst nSaiss YAkina. FlSTsS ~, 500.
svrs,t rrtssnes s1s1S rss rst tesat xid5l y -.
a.. susaNaEss. 81 rsr sRek. tsrriyz $3.50 a.
-.htsgs 81 s<Fz pef rwf. sariis. "a ipttIes iF5fs.
s5s retsfg ttre1C Her d. radlshss "a nos -.
sr.ss onians isc pr dos yeilgw Dsnrsr 81 sal a.
-sxtsr p4snt SILK Ter u. ~4uasA. E3Er. l,7,s--t
MAINS. sc4A fsT Boa FeapArn. 2e wrilAteaaa
,nssa ~ trr. saesf earn. % 81 rzr an. ~ss--
r,sssns. 81 Nss gsr aoH. aantalauErs. n3i rrr
A.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-13
Fmesh Of the Furnishings.
Saturday Shoes

Saturday shows special
priced shoes for children un-
til every household knows
the kind of shoes we sell tor
children. We suggest that
you bring the children with
YOU if convenient, as much
depends on the fitting. We
are careful of quality and
equally pains-taking in fitting
the feet. That's how this
shoe store gets its reputation.
Stout dongola kid laced
shoes for girls-these have
sole leather tips and double
soles-donble wear shoes.
Sizes 81 to IFS l.1o.
Sizes 1IH to 2, $I.3o.
Box calf laced shoes, spring
heel.
Sizes 6 to II, ooc.
Sizes 11Hto 2, $1.le.
Boys satin calf spring heel
shoes. Sizes 9 to I3H, ooc.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-13
Wealth Err RECOR ID.

Agricultural Department,
Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau
Washington, ID. c., Jan. u, 1900, p. M
Forecast for Saturday
icor New England: Threatening Saturday
with nrobahle snow furres in northern pof-
zion. Sunday fair. fresh northwesterly
winds, diminishing.
For Eastern New York: Threatening o"'-
urday with snow furries in northern POI
ton, probably fair Sunday; variaoie "inu''
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LocaIWeather Report
Brief Mention.

77N- HI1eT NGntfUH.
|. HIGH water to-day .s:32 a. M
Bargains in shoes at Howarth nios'
Rev. DR.. Edwin Pond Parker Ihur s,,
day night celebrated his fortleth yea
as pastor of the South church IN fiae r.
ford. During the evening dralt loi
$3.50 was presented DR.. Parker.
All the resident directors OF the New
haven road and President John M.
Hall and Vice President Merrill Went
10 New York yesterday noon to attend
+ba monthly meeting of the board this
afternoon.
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The lnurnal and Drurtet
saturday. January 13, 1900.
NEW ADVEFYISEME NTS TO-DAY

A Lady's Prde-The Robinson Co.
Buttermik--N. e. Dairy Co.
Cloak Roonl-The Chas. Monson co.
Chocolate Pots--The G. H. Ford Co.
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder Gessner'
Fresh Poultry--D. NJ. Welch. Son.
For Sale House-John L. Sloan
Getaro & Bailey--Polis.
Grape Nuts-At Grocers'.
How is This!-J. II. G. Durant.
Koal-W. f. Gilbert r.,
Lost Watch-691 State Street.
Mems Shirts The Edw. Malley Co.
Mark down Sale-N. H. Shoe Co.
Not a Fallacy- Milkdealers' Association.
Notice regulations of Board OF HEALTH
poultry-E. Schoehberger & Sons.
Photographs Photo Phrlors'
Recor,is-The MacGOwan Cycle co.
Saturday-The Gamble Desmond co.
Shirt Sale-Howe & Stetson. Il
Wine Cordial--E. n. Hall " Son.:
Wanted-Rooms-P O. Drawer ~.
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Jewelry Price
BrilliantS.

A lot of gold filled lorgnette
chains. Have been $I.oo
and S1.25. Clearing up
price, soc.
Some jeweled hat pins that
have been soc. Clearing up
at 25c.
A number of link cuff but
tons representing a line of
manufacturers samples, worth
mp to 75c a pair. All going
at CSC pair.
Sterling silver and ebony
novelties that have been ISc
and 25c. Now 1oc.
Nail files, cuticles, letter
seals, curriers'. Were 1Sc and
CSC. Now 1oc.
Real ebony and sterling
silver novelties that have
stood up at soc. Going at
25c.
Roller blotters, nail files,
tooth brushes, nail brushes,
cuticules, curriers', wax hold
crs, darners, letter openers,
letter seals, etc. This in
cludes our regular soc line
Now CSC.
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Curtains.
Real Renaissance. 1-3 Off,

Real Renaissance, 1-3 Off.
6 pairs Real Renaissance
with 2h inch insertion and
edge, Formerly 5000. Now
$500.
s pairs R. r. 3-inch insef-
ton and edge. Formerly
$50. Now $500.
6 pairs, R. R. 4-inch inser
ton and edge. Formerly g. so,
Now $6.53.
3 pairs Marie Antoinette.
Formerly o.o8. Now 6.67.
Brussels Lace Curtains,
IS Off.
lo pairs very fine net with
scroll designs. Were 8 IS.
Now $3.50.
6 pairs extra fine quality
net Wit, open work border.
Were 1000. Now S6.67.
Tapestry Curtains at Half
Prices.
Splendid showing Of rich
Oriental and Armure effects
at end of the season chances.
Shooting
200 yards Of 36-inch
blcacned cotton, worth &c,
at 4 ~.
5000 yards of 3o-inch cot
ton the famous brand, known
as The Hill Semper Idem,
which is known to be actually
worth Sc. This goes at &c.
case Of "a bleached
sIlccting, worth 2oc, at Ioc.
cases Of ca bleached
shectlng, worth 25c, at I8c.
case Of 1914 b!eached
sheS'ing, worth csc, at COG.
Ginglalf;S.
3216 yards Of heavy ging-
hams ali the popular checks
or aprons and chilGrens
dresses, &c yard.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-06
ASKED TO PREACH
IN THIS CITY.
Rev. Henry Little, of Mishawaka, Indi-
ana, Asked to Occupy Pulpit Of
First Presbyterian Church.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
A. w. Buchanan and Capt. S. H.
Harper returned this morning from
Mishawaka, Ind, where they went
last Friday night as a special commit
tee from the First Presbyterian
church, of this city. Their mission to
Mishawaka was to hear sermon de-
livered by Rev. Henry Little, of the
First Presbyterian church, of that eli;
ty, with the object in view of extend
ing Rev. Little an invitation to visit
Ottumwa and preach in the First
church here, which is without a pastor
since the resignation of Rev. F., w
Hinitt, to accept the presidency of
Parsons college, of Fairfield. Messrs.
Buchanan and Harper attended the
Sunday morning services in Mishawa-
ka and heard Rev. Little deliver a
powerful and eloquent sermon. After
the services, with which they were
greatly impressed, they introduced
themselves to Rev. Little and extend
ed him an invitation to preach in Ots
tumwa. Rev. Little took the matter
under advisement and will notify the
committee in few days. 1t is ex-
pected tnat he will accept the invitas
ton and may preach in Ottumwa next
Sunday.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-06
The Fall Of Brooklyn Bridge.

The Brooklyn Bridge is being weak
ened by electrolysis. Its four great
cables are live wires thru which wild
cat currents are constantly flowing.
These are escaping to the ground
thru the anchorages, which they are
eating away at estimated. rate of
nine tons a year. The conclusion is
that the eleotrolytic effect must be
overcome at once or the bridge may
some day fall into the river, or it may
have to be closed. Health is often
undermined in like manner-by the
neglect Of trivial matters. Constipa-
ton. indigestion, dyspepsia, bilious
ness ol nervousness should be check
ed at once. Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers Will do it. No other medicine is
as good for all disorders of the stom.
ZACH. Don't fail to give it a trial.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-06
DO NOT FIX BLAME.
Inquiry Being Made Into Cause OF Exc
pIosion of Davenport.

Davenport, Dec. 3.-The first day of
the inquest over the remains of Cook
and Coleman, the victims Of the Glu-
cose boiler explosion Thanksgiving
evening failed to disclose in evidence
any proof of how the disaster came to
transpire. Employees of the Glucose
company were the only witnesses ex-
amined and most of them protested to
know little or nothing Of the condi.
tons in and around the boiler house
Even those who gave the greatest
number of facts regarding the ma.
chinery did not seem to have that min
ute and accurate information and
grasp on the. laws of mechanics which
is naturally expected in rnachinists
in their positions. If the witnesses as
a whole were to be judged by what
they told on the stand, they present
a surprising lack Of curiosity and
knowledge of things which they have
been constantly surrounded for years.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-06

stefan. She cannot bring herself TO
tell everything, and the physician is
at constant disadvantage. This is
why, for the past twenty-five years,
thousands of women have been con-
fiding their troubles to Mrs. Pinkham,
and whose advice has brought happi-
ness and health to countless women in
the United States.
Mrs. Chappell, of Grant Park, Ill. ),
whose portrait we publish, advises all
suffering women to seek Mrs. Pink
hams advice and use Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, as they
cured her of inflammation of the ovaries
and womb she, therefore, speaks from
knowledge, and her experience ought
to give others confidence. Mrs. Pink
hams address is Lynn, Mass, and her
advice is absolutely free.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-06
CLEARS UP A MYSTERY.
Wealthy Man confesses That He Rob.
bed a Bank Years AGO.

Northampton, Mass, Dec. 5-Robert
j. Clapp has cleared the mystery of
the famous $2,000,000 Northampton
bank robbery of 1876 He is worth
$5,00O,0OO, earned honestly, and has
confessed that as a youth he assisted
James Dunlap, Bob" Scott, Red
Leary and "Shing" Draper to put thru
the gigantic scheme that startled the
world. 1t was Clapp who made the
robbery possible. 1t was he who led
the bank breakers thru Northampton,
and showed them how the cashier
could be caught and how the watch
man could be bound and gagged. Yes
terday he made a nlean breast of it.
He will not be punished.
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DEATH OF DON PREBLE.
Highland Center Man, Injured Several
Weeks Ago, Died Today. vi.

Highland Center, Dec. Especially
Don. Preble, the young man who,
was injured in Cedar Rapids about six
weeks ago, when getting off a moving
train, and was brought to his home at
this place one week ago last Friday,
died this morning from the effects OF
the injury, which had resulted in blood
poisoning. The bone in the young
mans leg was broken and failed to rel
unite, so that last Wednesday the leg
was amputated by DR.. S.A. Spilman, Of
Ottumwa, and DR.. Lawson. of High
land Center. 1t was hoped that the
operation would save the life of Mr.
Preble, but in spite Of it he failed rapl
idly and died this morning. i,
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AN ELEPHANT STUCK.
Too Big to go Thru Railroad Tunnel
in South Carolina.

Charleston, S. c., Dec. ga giant
elephant consigned to Snowman in
Baltimore is. being held here by the
Plant system officials because the car
in which the animal travels is too
near Baltimore. The elephant was de-.
livered to the Plant system at Albany
Ca, anu the car had to be transferred
here to the Atlantic Coast line. The
Coast line and the Southern railway
both refused to accept the offering as
the car was too big: An ordinary
freight car will not hold the elephant
and the railway people are awaiting
until suitable means can be provided
for the shipping, There is camel
with the elephant and the feed bill is
heavy.
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Lands Opened for settIemen mt.

Crookston, Mimi, Dec. 4.-The agri-
cultural lands in four ceded town
ships on the White Earth reservation
were thrown open to settlement at
o'clock this morning and by noon near
ly every available piece of land had
been fled upon. Everything passed
off with the utmost regularity and
very quietly. There was very little
excitement in connection with the op-
ening
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Masons Elect oHioers.

Bloomfield, Dec. Especial The
Masonic order of this city, Franklin
lodge, No. Ia, A. F. and A. M. met in
regular session on Saturday evening
and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: T. P. Bence, w.
M; E. 7. Mathews. S. W.; S. T. Wal
lace, J. W.; ]. R. Sheaffer,, treasurer;
r. A. Dunlap secretary. T. P. Bence
then appointed the following officers:
1. r. Dabney, S. D.; r. H. Hardy, j.
s.; ID. M. McFadden, |. S.; and Ed Van
Duyn, Tyler. All of the elective Off
GERS were reelected, and the Master
at once proceeded to install the ap
pointive officers.