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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-09
.7'HE Or SIS; I'M oliD ] :: |,

Flaming red hats. feathers, ribbons and
velvet towers are prominently displayed
BY high class up town milliners. RI n
Ss Narrow belts Of black and gold yvith
military collars to match are worm with
dark colored or black gowns of SIN or
wool. /. .>:ss5 NJ ,'.s Y .$ tla i SSs
~ box coats Of otter or sealskin, with lie.
ivers and collar Of contrasting fur. are
shown among the luxurious displays OF
winter wraps particularly adapted Sfor
youthful wearers. $l5 ~ e
7, A very effective trimming much used
on dressy French tailor costumes Of
cloth or camel's hair consists Of bandSsof
white cloth with matching yoke and
sleeve cuffs nearly covered with horizon
tai bands Of narrow black velvet ribbon.
The line Of the bodice front from the
throat TO the extreme end Of the lower
edge Is much longer than it has beensfor
many seasons. Toward the sides and
the back it arches up to the, normal posi-
ton Of the waist, and there it 10 closely
fitted. ',% .%>sttsy= 4 q st t43ast
& Gold braid buttons, gimp, galloons of
various widths. applique designs mixed
with black silk braid or fine cut jet are
lavishly used on new French round hats.
evening toques, expensive opera and Ere
ception wraps, tea gowns, jackets and
fancy golf waists. ssTsi /: $xat :.,sssS =
Tailor made skirts Of gray, fawn, blue
and black cheviot with trim, pretty shirt
waists Of soft French flannel or light
weight cloth, silk dotted, embroidered in
black or soft pastel colors or merely With
silk stitched strappings and pin tucks,
are favored styles for this transition sea-
sou. .. .-' .,. f.. : @dSg4
Luxurious looking French redingotes,
directoire cloaks shaped like a longs en-
veloping sack. three-quarter coats with
cutaway fronts. shorter styles made dou-
BILE breasted and with closely fitted
backs, Louis XIV and Louis Nv models
with handsome vest fronts and very
small Etons and boleros in innumera bic
new and natty effects are all equally in
mode.-New York Post. N
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BEE BUZZEs.

If stored in damp place, comb honey
is liable to sour and break the sealing and
thus will soon be ruined.
The drones Matched from eggs laid by
worker bees are rather smaller than the
drones produced by queen. /
Fertile workers may make their ap-
pearance in any colony that has been for
some days queenless or unable to rear a
queen. 3 - -
= There must be good supply of good
queens for full operations if you expect
to come out next spring with anything
better than you started in with, ~, ~.
A moderate flow Of honey during the
fall months is of great Importance to the
bees. It. puts them in good condition to-
stand tili' winter, while brood rearing is
kept up. -. -" y. a.v... > 4; &, w..
Bees bred in September and October
are of the proper age to winter well, and
when bees have good fall flow of honey
and the hives are we'll filed with brood
they almost invariably winter in good
condition. 49, = .&& s5%5~ < ~
LIN case of dearth Of honey in autumn
it is well tc feed the bees to stimulate
brood rearing. BY daily feeding Of a
small portion of strip the queens will re-
spond BY laying eggs, and the combs will
be supplied with brood. st. Louis Re
public. H. %1s.. !. il ~ 81 ,, 5.rNs u II
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JEWELRY :JoTTINGs.

Newest necklaces are ella orate affairs
Of many and various colored stones and
the richest Of rose gold. One OF. them
presents a superb ensemble Of diamonds,
pearls, sapphires, rubies and emeralds. +
The costliest Of new gold mesh purses
bear q tiny watch in the top, and the
fancy for introducing these diminutive
timepieces into the most unconventional
environment shows no sign Of decadence.
Great is the vogue Of green enamel on
either gold or silver. Nearly every, wom-
an who buys new brooch or belt clasp
demands in it at least touch Of that
golden green color which Is just now the
fad in fashion. II + + ,t.s. = j. Ea
Pave effects with pearls and colored
stones appear again in. the ascendant. "a
number OF small pearls and olivines, are
thus combined to form the ornament Of
very dainty ring, which is quite an un-
usual use OF this species OF work.--Jew..
elers' Circular-W eekly. n g., 5s4s
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THE NEXT sENATE;;:s

Stands 20 Republicans, ~ Democrats, o
Independents and 8 in Doubt.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.-The next sen.
ate, assuming that the state Legislatures
will fulfill their duty and choose sena-
tors to represent their states will stand,
on the basis of Tuesdays election, ~
Republicans, ~ Democrats and 8 Inde-
pendents, with the legislatures in doubt
in three states, with the privilege Of
electing five senators at this time. The
legislatures in doubt are Delaware and
Nebraska, in each of which states two
senators are to be chosen, and Idaho
with one senatorial chair to be filed.
Among those classed in the independ-
emit column are Senators Stewart of
Nevada and Kyle of South Dakota, who
in the last congress acted with the Re-
publicans on all party matters; Turner
of Washington and Harris Of Kansas,
who acted with the Democrats, and
Wellington Of Maryland. 49,.
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18Th I PRESS COMMENT.

Opinions3 ~ London rapers On she Amer
s{ II t8;e d; VS. iOan Election. &,l n g33; " I
VI LONDON, Nov. :. -- The afternoon pa.
pers voice tho general sentiment of
England With the result d the pr,'si.
Dental election IN the Uniteo States,
The Evening News says: I a. Az
''Anti.imperialism, the attempt to
stir up jealousy against England, the
championship Of the Beers and pander-
ing to the Fenians all tavailed Bryan
nothing. His defeat is even more de-
feat for Croker and Tarnmany, and
that lists happiest feature. y really
looks % though Americans are tired Of
the gang Of corrupt Irish.Americans
who have degraded American politics
90 long. y" XIII . s55s1 /. ,es ~ / t ..a
y The Star says: Had Bryan kept
to the issues Of anti-imperialism, anti
trusts and social reforms, he mig ht
conceivably have won. II Sound money
proved his undoing. He has been cru
Gifted on . cross Of gold, but it has
been very much Of . voluntary cruoi-
hxion. The most remarkable feature
10 the personal defeat Of Boss Croker. I"
The Times in q special edition, says:
''McKinley's victory is no ordinary
party triumph 1t is a victory for com.
mon honesty, sound sense and sober,
enlightened political Judgment.
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He NM UllIIlIlk) . Fll55,l 'l18 "a.
Congressman Babe OK Issues
H y Statement Regarding
Il: Y! \ the Next House.
Returns show 2o2 Republic
ssA N, u ans. ~ Dem crats and
Ny 6 Doubtful. NJ NJ
is DENIED BE- \ 20 BY MI. KERR X: ri
Says That the Majority From
/. Present Advfces Will Not 4 NJ
! M. s:s'3 s sss Exceed IS. s.t5. e
In the Senate the Republicans
Expect to Have a Work. 4
s ing Majority.

.~.,C CHICAGO. Nov, s, r. Congressman
Joseph W., Babcock, chairman Of tho
Republican congressional committee.
has issued the following statement:
THE Democrats have elected solid
congressional delegations in the follow
ing states: Alabama, Arkansas, Colo
RADIO. Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi, Montana, Nevada. South Caro-
lima, Texas and Virginia, aggregating
IS members. ~ .,S$ y >'} ". a.
"The Republicans have elected solid
congressional delegations in the follow.
ing states: j. California, Connecticut,
Delaware. Idaho Iowa, Kansas, Maine,
Maryland. Michigan, Minnesota, New
Hampshire, North Dakota, Oregon
Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah,
Vermont, Washington, West Virginia,
Wisconsin and Wyoming, aggregating
30 members. -.
"The Republicans have elected IL
members in Illinois, the Democrats 10.
In Indiana we elect 9, Democrats 4. the
representation remaining the same as
now. In Kentucky Republicans 2,
Democrats s, with 8 in doubt. Massa-
chusetts, Republicans 10, Democrats 8.
same as now. Missouri, Republicans
2, Democrats IL, L in doubt. Nebraska,
Republicans 2, Democrats l, with in
doubt. New Jersey, Republicans 8,
Democrats Q, same as now. New York,
Republicans ~, Democrats II. We
gain in New York. North Carolina,
Republicans 2, Democrats z. Ohio,
Republicans II, Democrats 4. We gain
2. Pennsylvania, Republicans 26, Dem.
ocrats 8, with I in doubt We gain 6.
Tennessee, Republicans 2, Democrats
8. same as now. Total Republicans
elected. 20a: Democrats. LAT; doubt
full, 8. .:', ...,. go. ". l..
"The present congress as elected con-
tains 1856 Republicans; opposition, ia. =
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ABANDON HEADQUARTERS.

Republican and Dem ocratio Leaders Are
.!!5 /. - Leaving New York. sss%5
5,%@> NEW York, Nov. 8.--PoHtical head.
quarters in this city are being aban-
doned and the campaign Of 1900 ID .
matter Of history. Ex-G overnor w. J.
Stone, who had charge Of Democratic
headquarters, is. preparing to return to
Missouri. ~ IL H. i s s ;s i /.
Republican leaders, who have been
Ut their headquarters here for a num-
Der Of weeks past, are scattering to diff
ferent sections Of the country. The
large plurality received BY Mckinley
in the electoral college and the Ger.
tainty that the next congress will be
Republican has taken the keen edge of
popular interest here. as @sGi .* s. ! 4
4 late returns from the senatorial an,.
Legislative districts Of Pennsvlvania in.
dictate that NJ. 9. Quay will have not
4 less than 145 votes on joint ballot for
4 United States senator, II moro than
necessary to elect. Of the ~ members
q the house, the Democrats have elect
"a less than 80, against u straight ont
DemocEats two years ago. NJ n
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Pc 7; R.SO l AIS
Frank Ia Fond Iis back from q trip
to BrainerCl. VI Il l$ VI AL t 5!S ts''s

Frank LaF Fond I'D back from q trip.
to Brai II 53s.I T 5ss 81,
Guy " Wakefield went to y Royalton
Tuesday atternO on. \. W n 3'3
MIR. aud Mira p. s.. Strong have res res,
turned from Sank Centre. i355 u. Y 1s,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III II n Rhodes have
returned from Swanville. 855 #f j58s "a &
Nj Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Reeder, 81 ST.
Cloud. were In the city Tuesday.
Misses Mary and Marie Richard
have returned from q visit ait Roy
alton. 7ss .,5. NJ Il Ill ssss
h, Fred Stangl arrived in the city.
|, Wednesday from Melrose for q short
visit. 1. GG5ys 55.f;& Nj 5t., y 3 "
3SStt MisA Annie Anderson went to Min
neapolis Tuesday for q visit with
relatives. ITCH >:@ ,':is: s$g51 III
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Y. Wetzel have
returned from q visit with relatives
ut Saltwater. X s>~@'. ~. S5 .55 lft. y, Ss
Mrs. A. Dumont come home;
Wednesday after a short visit In
North Dakota. ~, h. 5sl.5
Miss Eliza Ashton left Wednesday
morning for q visit with friends and
relatives at SissetOn. SD. ''1G.t& #%@t9! 7$
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JLlNGl rs AND j I sTs.. ],
.DtF1e NJ the Nyaternlel lon.
Oh. de rnilvun r,one. \ ~ da vinaa n, haih.

I, Dirwe lof the Syaternie Ion.
Oh. de milyun gone. On De vines nm bail, I
"a a. fros' hit nip 70 In de aih. \;
- dsy ain mo milyun lef' dis tall, Nj u n
\ Care ds white folks dey done et 'em al.
\ But dc punkin shine 10 d Del q con. n
PA d yailer blush des Y s onl .5
\ Oh. Dc nailyun. 4 heaht was red en- sweet.
! But de punkin sho' " hahd ter beat 55
Wen Marty Jane che bile hit right " s,
4 En- make de pies fob Sunday night
En- dey aim no call ter moan en- sigh, j 1, II
4 Case hit come de time fob punkin pie!
Oh, de. wateh,nilyun tas' = right ane. \,
But de punkin GRIMM on de vine, fl4ISs
Er-yallerin in de sun en- rains s a
Hit light completed, like Marty Jane,
En- de punkin sho'ly catch NAH eye, 4 I. =
Case dey aim no watehpilyun piei a Ii,
Oh, roll dem milyun rims erway u Is % !s,SSj5
4 En- listen now what de ole man sayl M?
Der watch dem punkins; dey can't hide, ~
Wit e. yaller grin dat''s two feet wide.
oh, w4tehmi lynn, ! says codby - gpg ~
En- say "Hello!'' ter de punkin pie. Z. (
=, ~ Josh Wink in Baltimore American.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-09
REACH AN UNDERSTANDING.

Agreement Announced Between Russia
France, America and Japan
LONDON, Nov. 8.-"The Novo&
Vremya," says the St. Petersburg cor
respondent of The Daily Express, wir
ing before the recollection Of Mr.. Nc
Kinley was known at the Russian cap
ital, ANNOUNCES with official sanction
that an understanding has been reached
between Russia, France, the United
States and Japan by way of counter,
poise to the Anglo. German agreement,
adding that the results will become
specifically apparent If President Mo
Kinley 10 reelected"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-09
National Irrigation Congress.

National Irrigation Congress. l.
CHICAGO. Nov. .S.-The national irri.
cation congress 10 to meet in this city
on Nov. 81 for, q four days session.
Central Music hall and the Auditorium
theater have been secured for the meet
ings. Some Of the most prominent
men Of the coun try have been secured
for addresses on irrigation and forestry,
including number Of Western United
States senators and members Of con
Rress 7 :} IT, r MA ~ (
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-09
win Visit tho United States.

" VIII VIa1t Tho United Sfntea.
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Nov. 8.-There
are rumors current at this capital that
President Relaya and part Of his cab.
met intend to visit Washington during
the winter Of 1900-l while the United
States congress is in session. It is said
that the principal object of this con.
templated trip is in connection with
the proposed acquisition by the United
States of the Nicaragua canal route.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-09
Qoyernme nt Secures a Major
ity Of From Fifty to Sew iii
enty Members. S., I,
orr POSITION LEADERS OUT
Topper, Foster and Macdonald
Are All Numbered Am ong
s:.'S the Defeated. =,
Ontario Alone Showed Heavy
Gains for the Conserva-
'.' tsyL 4. 3-HT KIN Fig >,
tive Party. .

: y OrTAw Nov. 8.-The results OF the
days election show that the govern.
ment has been successful in securing q
majority Of from 50 to ~ members.
with five districts to hear from. :
The elections were in 208 out Of the
213 constituencies Of the Dominion and
the remaining will hold their cleo.
tions at a later date. This Of course
makes it entirely possible that when
the elections are completed and when
the later returns are received the pres.
ent apparent majority may be reduced
somewhat. e.
In the province Of Quebec the Lber.
ais almost swept the province. Out OF
IS constituencies the Conservatives will
only have 2 seats, or s at the most.
While all the leading Liberals in that
province have been returned. on the
other hand all the leading Conserva.
tives, except Hon. T. Casgrain- Mont
morency, have been defeated, and MIR.
Casgrain has only rs Of q majority.
The race and religious cry which was
raised in the provinces against Lauier
Told Heavily In His Favor .t-
among all classes in the province OF
Quebec. The three leaders, Sir Charles
Upper, Hon. George Foster and Hugh
John Macdonald are all defeated, and
the question now is who will lead. Tho
likelihood is that seat will be found.
for Sir Charles. In regard to the min
istry there may be new blood taken in
from Ontario in the near future and it
il just possible Hon. Mr.. Emerson, who
is elected in Westmoreland, N. B., will
replace Sir Louis Davies, but there is
no likelihood Of any radical change.
Ontario showed great Conservative
gains, but they were quite insufficient
to offset the stampede of the other
PROV inces to the Liberal cause. ~
The returns from the province OF
Quebec indicate the election Of only 9
: Conservatives among the IS members
from that province. In the last house
the Conservatives had IL members
from Quebse. .,, ,.~ r.
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ORDER FOR HEARING PROOF OF
y WILL. * 49,.
STATE Or MINNIE sorA.1 al s. =. u 1;
COUNTY OF MORRISON. : - I.5 &. !.

~ II &IOOate court F3;aS1t
: a, = ! y. Special Term, Nov. 8, 1900
In the matter of the estate of lanes t.
Mann. deceased. r.. ~ .@!.,-T : -, -
h. Whereas, an instrument in writing mr.
porting to BE- the last will and 2tesf AZ ,1f
OF James q. Mann deceased, late of seiHs
county. has been delivered to this corr.
And whereas, Edmund ROthweu has fi1eff
Herewith his petition, represenfino
among other things, that said James "a
Mann, died in said county on the 20th dav
or September, 1890, testate, and that said
petitioner is the executor named Sin said
last Will and testament and pra viii p. thai
the said instrument may be adn1iffed Ia.
probate, and that letters testamentarV IS
to him issued thereon; "a &c 80
It is ordered. that the proofs of said In
strument, and the said petition, be heard
before this court. at the probate Office Ia
sai d COUNTY, On the 9Th day Of December.
a; y. lS0o, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon.
when.an persons interested may appear
for, or contest, the probate of said instru-&
And it is further ordered, that notice ~
the time and place Of said llearine Sc diver
TO all persons interested, by pt1biisi1iS1j
this order once in each week for fI1ree
successive weeks prior to said dav az her.
ing, In The Little Falls Transcript. 3 weeE.
~ newspaper printed and pubiished a.
Little Falls in said county, IA 9- s 80
November X, b. 1900. - ,'"'S ~ "
s5s BY the Const, \ y 53.5 IA, :
N. RIcHARDsoN.
Gz Jees asss e fssS issss,ssff.a e1si''.
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M'KlNLEY CONGRATULATED.
Scores Of Messages Received at the Presi-
o., ~ ~ dents Home.

Scores Of Messages Received at the Presi-
o, ~ - dents Home.
" CANTON, o., Nov. 5. President Nc.
Kinley was up early and was soon the
recipient Of congratulatory kilograms
by the thousand. The president break.
tasted at O'Clock, with Mrs. McKin.
ley and Secretary Cortelyou, and then
glanced over the morning papers and
listened to the dispatches. They came
from all quarters, many being cable
grams from ambassadors and ministers
Of the United States abroad. Secretary
Hay, Secretary Root and in fact all the
members Of the cabinet had been heard
from. n ~ .5sE "a. Iii ~ - w..
At 1885 p. m. the presidential party
left for Washington, going over, the
Pennsylvania road by the regular train.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-09

Coroner Trace was called to
Royalton Thursday afternoon to in
vestigate the cause OF the death of q
little child at that place. The name
OF the child or its parents we could
not learn. So far, as: we could learn
the child has been sick for some time
and Devine Healer Brannen has been
treating It, but the reasons for
Coroner Yrrce's presence there could
not be learned. *:3s/ : is:sss: = J, z
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Amended Form,

Caller-You think Lutte has been ex-
posed to some of those annoying diseases
children have? Why don't you fasten a
bag Of asafetida about her neck? That
is what my mother used to do when
was little girl. ,:ss ,...- =, e..
Mrs. Highmore--It, is too late now. L
fear. I. would be like locking the booth
after the automobile has been abstract
ed.-Chicago Tribune. -% ~ <;#s .,,,ts..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-09

q, John Bailey received a message
from his brother at Bemidji Thursday
stating that his father, Thos. Bailey,
was almost certain OF his election as
sheriff. The returns are not all in
yet. but his opponent comedies
Bailey's election. ( r
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-09
Steamer Eva Ia Safe.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. s.-The Mer.
chants Exchange has received word
that the steamer Eva, recently reported
lost at sea, is safe. She has arrived al
Vladivostock. The Eva sailed from
Portland with a cargo Of -four.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-09
St. Paul Union Stock Yards,

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Nov, z.
HOGS-Market steady and strong.
Range of prices ST. 35@4.6 TO- r.. r !
CATTLE-Market quiet and no quota.
BILE change in prices, g."
Sales ranged at S4.e5@5.s5 for good tc
choice butcher steers, eS.5OGN4 90 fol
butcher cows and heiiers, $50 500 for
good to choice veals, q. 75@,4.00s TO,
choice feeders, s35o@4.0O for choice
steer calves. 3'F'
SHEEP-Market active and strong.
Feeding stuff quiet. ~,
Sales ranged at 4.e0@465 for choice
lambs. ss.so@3.s 50 for good to choice fat
wethers (
Receipts: Cattle $50. calves 50. hogs
5000, sheep 5000.
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Papa's Lnun dry In Use.

The little girl in the family was in
clined to answer the doorbell about as
soon as it sounded, and sometimes she
gave answers to whoever might be there
that were curious One day the man who
collects the packages of laundry was at
the door and asked if the laundry was
ready.44s
NO" she replied; papa has got it
on."-Utica Observer.
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Can Expel Undesirable Persons,

GIBRALTAR, Nov. San order in
council empowering the governor to
expel any person from Gibral. ar he
judges undesirable has been promul-
gated. British and other residents not
employed in her majesty's service are
required to register at the police Offices
and must take out permits. .
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-09
Waldersee IL There!

"aldersee 10 ThereS
Blow the bugle. bif the drum!' sy....
Waldersee at last is come!
Yank the trombone up and down.; !,
He has reached shang-hah-ee town!
Let the bands play 'Wacht am Rhein;"
Raise aloft the foaming stein; :,
Wash the pumpernickel down;
He has reached Shang-hah-ee town!
Let the banners proudly 6y;
Paint "Wilkommen''' on the sky.
Whoop, ye allies, white and brown;
He has reached shang -hah-ee town!
E-Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
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Emperor About to Return to peking.

Emperor About to Return tn Pekfng.
ROME, Nov. 8.-The Picking CORE.
s2ondent of the Tribune, wiring Nov.
s, says: "News of a reliable source,
coming direct from the province OF
Shen.Si where the Chinese court took
refuge, says that Emperor Kwang Su
is about to return to Picking via He
Nan" u ~'T.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-09

Minnesota has ele ted a: Re
publican governor, and Morrison
did it's share toward reversing
the result of two years ago. l..
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Mailing 1t.

There's hammer called Opportunity,
And when the moment comes
Tp clinch success or else to fail,
For each who fairly strikes the nail
A hundred hit their thumbs. r.
CHICAGO Times-Herald,
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Carmody Discharged.

FARGO, N. D., Nov. 8.-Frank e.
Oarmody, held here tor .extradition to
Mexico for completely in the robbery Of
the safe of the General Electric com.
pany at tina City Of Mexico last March,
has been discharged BY Commissioner
Montgomery Of the federal court.
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Atlantis sails for south America. ,

NEW YoRK. Nov. s.-After lying Of
Tompkinsville nearly q week since hel
official trial trip. the rebuilt cruiser At
lanta sailed for South America to join
the South Atlantic i squadron under
Rear Admiral sohley, Upon her ar
rival the Montgomery viii be relieved
ana return home for repairs. sf, e.. ,s,l y