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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-12

Misses Livingston will not be at home
Fridays in January.
Tho marriage OF Miss Mary L. Tucker to
Mr.. Edward s. Breidenstein. of The Times.
occurred yesterday at the parsonage OF the
Ninth Street Christian Church, Rev z.
B. Bagby. performing the ceremony. Mt.
and Mrs. Breidenstein will reside at 2l23
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest
Dr. and Mrs. Callaudet entertained at
dinner last night in honor OF Speaker and
Mrs Henderson. The guests invited 10
meet them were Senator and Mrs. HawIey.
Senator and Miss CockreH. Representative
and Mrs. Russell. Representative and Mrs.
Lanham. General and Mrs. Foster Miss
Dawes. Mr.. Lewis J. Dawes. DR.. Suuder-
land, and Mr. Wright
The signal event Of last nights social
world was the fancy dress ball given at
Rauscher's by Mrs. f. A. NJ Hopkins II
there be a goddess especially elected to
preside over each year. it would sc IN
that the social deity OF 1900 is addicted 10
cap and bells. The year began its fash
iOnable career with the domino dance
given in the Ffoulke tapestry gallery. and
on the same night Mrs CUshing's home
was the scene Of a picturesque assemblage
OF characters. who had stepped fOl an
evening. out OF the realms Of poetry. music.
and song.
The ballroom. last night. was kale.Io-
scOpic with the eyeT-shifting colOrs of the
dancing throng There were court danes
and gallant cavaliers the traditional War
riOr Bold and that ever present guest at
fancy dress festivities. the Noble Of High
Degree. Threading q merry measure with
q Ia
fashion, were picturesque gypsies and
milkmaids: NEUROLOGICAL young ladies from
Olympia and merry composite characters
from. dear knows where,
Mr. and Alrs. Monroe Hopkins we're ro-
mdnticaiy handsome duplicates OF the
Escamillo and Carmen, Of grand opera.
and Nr Alfred Hopkins was a dashing i'm
PRESERVATION OF the first Duke OF MarlbOr-
ouEh. Tho won Engiand's famous battle
for good Queen Anne. Among the dancers
were Miss Paulding the niece OF Senator
Depew. the Misses Griggs. Miss Hegermsn,
Miss Sartoris. Miss Sswtclle Miss Cotton.
Miss Gale Miss Hawley, Miss Monroe Miss
Dodge the Misses Foraker Miss Knox.
The Misses Ffoulke. Miss COggeshall. Miss
[ kellogg. Miss McGiU Miss Enrol Brown.
: the Misses Dayidge. Miss Clagett. Miss
. Fendall Miss Ramsay Miss Webb. Mrs.
FCndall. Colonel and Mrs. Kellogg, Or. and
! Mrs. J.. G. Magruder. Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom
: cr. Mr. and Mrs. Chopper Mr.. and Mrs.
, Mckee. Dr. aud Mrs. Ralph jenkins, Cap
, tain Foraker. Mr. Horace Ffoulke. Mr..
! Richardson Mr.. Hagner. Mr. A. b. Homer
/ Mr. Blair Mr.. Goldsborough Mr.. Robert
/ Lee Keeling. Mr.. Humphreys owen. Mr..
/ Siebert. Mr.. Crawford Mt Bowen Pro-
/ fessor Monroe Mr.. Acklsn. Mr.. Thompson
/ Mr.. Halford. Dr. VOs. OF Baltimore. and
Er charles Dofrar king DF New York
Dancing commenced az 10 o'clock and a
seated" supper was served after mid
night in the large dining room on the FIRST
floor
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-12
THE SIBERIAN RAILROAD
Facts About It's Construction Sent
to the State Department.

Light Rails. Wooden Bridges. and
cheap Material Make Fast TrnVeI-
ing TmpoSsibIt-The Line Hny
Have to He Observation-Disclosures He
tween China and Western Europe.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Owing to the illness of Miss Livingston,
Mrs. La Rhett l.. Livingston. and the
Misses Livingston will not be at home
Fridays in January.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15
Viking Plckups.

siJeG; fssF =
AS winters stead and sure APP
proach confronts US, the question Of
feed is puzzler3to maj a number
have sold off their Dung stock and
although the low prices make it a
sore sacrifice, man ]. u more i will have
to, go.
Messrs. ghas Anderson and Gust.
Srstad We're seen out driyin g the
demo donkey the i. herni lit
swante Larson and Axel And erson
were \ isitting at . Ohm Branson i'm
day.
VI. Chas. j Larson drove over to
|Blomberg' S Sunday afterno noon.
Iessrs. Ohm Bra nson5 and V lille
Nelson drove to Warren Monday
Chas j. Forsberg made an
overland trip to Thief River Fa as
saturda
Some Of the boy out here are go
ing .to the woods this winter q .
wonder that. the girls are feeling bad
.oyer.itt!
Fred Wood 4 IS sta rims 8 over at Lar
son Bros now,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15
OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
The News of the District as Gathered
by the Slleaf's Corps Of Vide
Awake Correspondents.
Argyle.

II Is .
James Scott, the popular elevator
man, started on a business trip to
Scotland Friday Of last week
Work on the convent has been
suspended until spring on account Of
the severity Of the weather.
Threshin is progressing slowl
fs a little more grain, wood and hay
looking for a market would be accept
able just at this time.
@. s. Peterson has sold bis confec-
tionery stock and vii move to Bad
ger, where he has accepted 4 sitQa-
ton IN IA general store, and intends
making that place his, future home
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15


ethodist church, Sunday, Nov.
18th ST. Morning No subject etting
the Past. 8 Evening Does God
Love Man ~ Z,
ttorney Erickson made a trip
home ONE this morning returning this
afternoon. u
Irs. Chas Vittensten returned
Yesterday morning from an extended
visit in AZ ontana
Attorney Miller came .{1p
this ii 81. morning to attend to some bust
ness before Judge Watts.
and Mrs Fred Swanson, Of
Stephen, who have spent the past
day or two here, returned home this
morning
beggar with one Of his legs
va longer than it really ought K. be-
made the rounds Of the town during
the past. two days.
Remem ber, il j ou know any news
and don 4 tell US a bout it, you can't
blame US for not printing it. Our
.sttellep phi one mum ser is 80.
Iarcus DAILY was buried in the
&C Kay lnans oleunl ii Greenwood
cemetery New otk, to-day The
family and a few friends we're present.
The ladies Of the Swedish uther-
an az Ghurl are arrang ring to give an
oyster 81 upper at the Opera House on
the evening Of the Doth, Thanks
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15
West Valley.

Our schools are now In full swing.
Monday this weeE'school comm nced
in the school house on sec % with
Miss McAlister of Fork as teacher,
and week before, school commenced
at Mr.. Breyigg's place with Miss Cor
mler OF Tamarac as teacher, and the
school in the northeastern part Of the
district commenced about one and a
half months ago with Mr.. SWenson as
\ teacher. S,s n
ID e. Subdahl arrived from Argyle
Saturday lastto stay with his brot theirs,
r. and Al Subdahl
About two inches Of snow fell Fri:
day last and as usual cold weather
came after
Election day passed off about as
usual. Some voters failed to come.
33S votes were cast, except for super
{ intendentSo Of schools, for which three
ladies also participa ted Nc Kiinley
carried the town Some voters seemed
to5be somewhat ignorant il ma king,
their ballots, as for II presenta tiYes a
good many had voted 81 81, only one
candidate NJ Nc COL Ion lost a good
many votes On account Of ignorance
Of tie tiers, we think One had
voted for5alll Bryan electors and also
{ for lI,,,ebs' elector, and AM ther had
voted forall Bryan electors and also
fforfS Honey 8 only elector and 8 one
had voted for onl one Nc nnleyI
elector. With these exec options the
markings were correct. Il
The Republican will now be- il
full power and the Demo- ops are
nos nearly gone and wi 4 now 5 have
Etto endure Repub licanism four years
more
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15
THEY SAID Or ACE.
TWAS a stipulation That Went Along
Witt, the VenisOl.

s Conduct al hey proved anew the
oanerosi n his 4 ATTIRE by ine
1.-The two deerhe brough home vherlhe
turned from his hunt, into steaks
s,nd oastMhieh he distribu tea among
I.,is host{of5 frie /, j & as out the city, ia
Zach case he MAD Il a neat prese Ia,
5ion speech and but. one stipula ion
We along with the favor, that twas
|sthat each rel recipient was to say grace
over rs the meat when itS should be
served IL d 81. 10 on ~ his table
he most 81 Steve 81 friends are
church going ID pFseople, and With such
|3this al y, goes, ofco utrse, but others
we're .l hard lit. sam Ros,e.nt thai wanted
his vie to invite ii the 1niliste to
|helphin out, but he WASH &. convent,
Tent s and he cot Of the SEC ond verse
Isl Der " achl u am Rhine, thro owing in III
some sid IS Il ~ 1 .tej ose with That
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15
Polk County Election.

Polk county split things up in the.
election line this year. No party had
much Ola walk away cKinley
carried theyeo unt.y By a good mai ORR
|ty, as did Eddy, but Lind came into
the mai GRITTY column with Owe five
E|hun g e velvet votes The count
ticket went Repu blican with the ex-s
(eeptio1l Of eterson, or treasurer,
Rowe fore ounty attorney and Ha-
gen, probate Judge as.
Pete Rned hat depo is get
ting too small and I for one win sign
|a petition to Jim Hill TO have q new
one built, Narren has the business
Ito justify first class depot and we.
should have. it.
and Mrs. G. Peterson,
formerly off Tegga, now Of Marsh
Iis(((@sirove, were doing business ii town
ltoz day 81 &
Johnson of Minneapoli
will preach il the Swedish Mission
|,c tlll: this evening, after which a
sewing society auction will behelds
4 Allare cordial invited.
The ladies Of the Swedish Luth.
church will have a supper and auc-
ton ton sale at the Opera house on
Thank wing evening Remember
the time The proceeds will go to-
ward paying for the new church
bull ding
As PEN Ely tel ss den-
Itist: Office over ] ohnson Drug Co.
All Kinds Of mod den istr
FRANK g LINE
Term loans at Per cent. No1coras.
Imissio z the principal up any
time on wish. a, s. APGAR,
Bennew itz BID arren
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15
From TUESDAYS d aily.
w r. went q owl, 81, 70 Z rock

From Tuesd ay Is b
lsevIr ven q o ,s d to- Crook
.ston last t.
Sutton, of Argyle, IS here
attending, court
win WIatt;nl 81 ngus came up;
this tn m rIlintgg to interview our resi-
dent Itl dentist ! Dr.. G Penne
Ohm Hughes, The Old Democratic
WARRIORS. VI Y pphpn, is 100 fffers
The interests III his party On the esslls
va S. Slll,s hoard to- day
C'roakston is to. have tiltprsesa
water NJ direct from VA es.Wo
mex tWeek 50 81, S. lana ger z tterson.
.ofgt The vat rwo Ks comp NJ
Lan,itz Peterso ii. and family lett
last night fort he State of Washing
ton, where they intend TO make tlleiir..
i future ~ home ~ heen resi-.
dent q n alsba count. ma
rullar's music pupils.
gsaaye5a very pleasa Mt recital at her
home on saturday ey enillg any
OF the. parents and friends afstite tais-
pills were present to listen to the
exercises.
ELMER Miller. and q an,es Hardy
- no We're being fried at Anoksss for.
the Inuraers 81 ~ rs ise, we're aes
sauitte'l and have now been arrested
for the murder of uraleredtls.
syotn;al s son, W lille " ise, who was
killed 7I atthe am time as cher.
ARGUS D6tl the great copper
.Ssiin 6, OF Montaua, the owner off HI
city, news pa per and a. string; OF
racing horses died esterda ilrNew.
YoerkEsof Bright's disease. Nj, DAILY
rs the8Inan who mac de Isssana tol. lark
spend SO much ny one To Get into the.
Senate thslt he e as fired out ffor il.
81 s. e. N hiteolrib. the
5miln q is ling a own as ela i'm in
the Wilds bf stern Marshall county,
returned FROM RI 1lli IS last NIGH IIe
went totcast his vote, and return
20 ing 9 made t;aIle, trip s. miles
down Mad sfs lief II + River
where he found foa TIM g ice to
tent th;ltsc onlpe led him t5 abandon
his boa IN roo Ks On Times:
.ole lrie 81 &c: on need 1lot# be
sure are oi1l;s to- haVe such
)ilss hard winter. ops ma be little
worse than IS lne Years. but we are
going to . ttsuff and bu yers.
j here his Nilite ne eItheless.
tYe made some good sales during;
the worst 3Winte Is and Az Of =llll-
smers GUS pa rites ttlll a siill shortly
mere 20 So q the,
only ones who cso ii
8 Ii oa9llsSinI
bis section are IsTo rise tthan YER
saw them before an iti u St,l lsl Union
shat if some of the rlI1 was dl1s
net 1se some N'cl: on roads.
.thiss fall hey be "a olne
dam ssse suits OH Their hand
spring az 81 4 out soutll
Saturday and the AZ ids u ere ses BAD e
compel Ted 20 Il q Tile
emf tfip q 81 halrr mp
call 81.
GATES, of the Stafe Board
me
Stllis 81 min & III 81 "a 81 LETTER
Isl iiil. d m ia q
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15

Election is once more over. and
most people are satisfied We. think
if one half Of the stories of both sides
are true neither party should he IN
power.
We hear there viii be a store
started herei the near future
This town polled the largest vote
this fall ever polled, but only one
woman won an voted, and still there were
many who did not vote at all.
n I'd. .-. q " ), . a
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15
Is 6 serry cleo til on returns.


The Great n orthern is is making
The very low rate Of sSs22E, for one way
81 $40 for ret irn ticket to all north
Pacific coast points, incl uding AGO.
ssseattle and ortland S
lshe New Y ork Lite ms rance Co.
5is tile onll Vcomp pa ia VII ose p,oliicies
are 4 bsp l,ltel inc stable from
soff issue AR, Agent 4;
BenneWitz Block,
a,rren. 4
Ialyor syends son went north this
NOR q 8 spend the winter Oh his
ia Of y CIV Name.
" course he ord cred The weekly
hin. il touch with the
So III 81
Holn Inesd set the
Sllbf 81 Deceinb Der as the date for
tle viii Of the ate
M died a q az sone tinle
|a q M M fin 8 is liable so be ains
Aaferes ne ~ sexe part esI are Ding
ils lei s d tn and the
'sVil nots suit my 81 chem.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15
Ho, for New Maine !.
lP9nlit les are all over now, and we
will enjoy a good sleig hing.

P,olities are all over now and We
will will enjoy q good sleiighinss !.
" E. BleNett killed a wolf last
Saturday, IN close proximity to his
house. N
sA ll..I ckinzie shot asdeer a. week
ago, som where about here.
Mrs. John ! aFlus has recovered
sfrolll@heriilness.
. chas Taylor scared up a.depr on
his biz WAY to. the polls last week. It
took to its heels @ininlpd iatel.y and
lett tile T;tylor urlh,,r
ss Pete johnson was seen ia this
locality last week
VI Martin 'Tl'ilnsIum went to warren.
last Nednesday
Mi. LIP ldstro1n, w Il, Blew
EFT, Ira d'homp on and JOSEPH Me-
sINinzie We're alter the New NJ aine deer.
last " ednesday, buff did not get.aniJyt.
i
OF them, no not any
Martin Olson was pa.yin q visitsto
his homestead on Sec. 2 q last week.
He is IN very oWhealti.
Mr.. e. b.. w illiams has found the
old government stake between sec
5tiQnsl and . tosbe further south by
40 rods than Surveyor " God run
the line. 8.
S# N. 8. Duke 81 Us he does notlike
this, Their, as he has not threshed5
yet. CORES ondent don t like il.
either. See?
Isl MIR. and Mrs. Aug. o. And erson,
from Spruce ley vent to Warren
last Friday.
& Patrio tism has been at the very
top sof5high rubber boo is, and on the
outside Of q special red and, black.
cross striped sweater you would
have found Nc Kinle.y and Bryan but
tons by, the Who lesale. Who?
Apropos! Turniil p2-seed q. Say, MIR
4Germa ntoWn corresp ondent, have
you not "a tur1,ip large enough to-
accommo date an entire bro cd Of
chickens SO, q GU IAN go into
contracting business and sell mr.,
nip Poultry Houses BIC b o5oTs.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15

card to the crazy m Il d, m TONED in
||sAesterd;,.ygs issue, and after oolkSiing
Into the case iustified J I'D ge5 H DIN in
This action and decided to send the
man TO Arlingt on, ashingt on, the
last place hescotlfd be located This
will relieve Marshall county Of two
|or three hunlreds q ollars Expense. II
making note of tile bro ken
Glass ii tti,ess treet lamp the other day.
made u sliie;h tt38 Dust on the break
s'r5sthii.lsing it was clone BIZ some 5of
those nalsehiey Gus boy that iIfest
town. Such s no i the case
I3howeve lie little hoy who acei-
5denttllY broke itWentIh ome.and told
hisafatller,sWho put. il a news ass the
mex The facts have lust be-
come knqWn to Us.
Smith and family in
tend toSm move Sunni side Wash
the 9 9th 81 this month They are
old settlers 81 Marshall com atil..
having; located here in 1878.
'rhe rem oval IF this excellent falllilyI
from our mi DIST, is e great loss to
4 aeseonr illlfiitY
az Flick was bron g,ht in Satur-
day nigh 4 from the eountl.y Wl,ereihe
has been vo ing Will. various
ithreshing 5utf fits, and taken before
Judge olnl on charge Of insanity.
The Judge ssay he wa crazy enough,
but as be is not u reside i Of the
State, and does not Seem to knew
Where he does belong there was
Anofhing to do but to hold him ever
and comm nice tte with the board OF
IcorTectio on an charities at Il. Paul.
Harry Curry, 81 lie Claire, at the
fmo 81 Rainy river, III BeltraIni
county passed thro ugh on this nj Or
Ining's train on his way ONE from
SBeraidii The county lsea +, Whitherhe
IEShf,d carried the electiion returns OF
II3lhis precinct Mr.. Curry must ravel
nearl one ousand miles il NAL ing
1.-The trip to Belnidi and home AZ lin.
lEse9aaoina he Wentsb ~ 81 Rat r ortage
land Winnipeg but ntended to re-
turn By wa 81 Roseau i, NAL ing the
"trip little less than a housand
miles bis is q very long stance
||Eto carry cleo on return
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-06
Three Items.

Taken from the Kansas City
Star:
Two Audrain county farmers
had Il legal dispute about the own
ership of Il hog. Now these far
mers are in debt to the lawyers
who are Guarreling over which
shall have the hog.
Miss Ella Ewing, the Missouri
giantcss, was baptized at her home
near CORN recently. The clergy
man had her walk into the creek
and sit down in a chair. Then he
duckcd her head under the water.
A Judge of the Rails county
court, a member of the Baptist
church and Il stakeholder in "A
Monroe City bank, went to Hanni-
bal recently, drew 81, 400 out of a
bank, purchased a lady's gold
watch and disappeared.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-06
,rly is here on business.

crly is here on business.
Ezra Petty sold Il good horse to
Bob lliscy last week for $50.
Mr.. Scott has rented out his fa, m
for the ensuing year to Sam lIarnc.
Scott will go to Illinois, from thcl c
to Indian Nation.
The boys will play tennis down
at Gatcwood. They are getting to
be quite expert players.
Mrs. Anna Lewis took first hon
ors at Ccntralia fair for best lady
driver. The premium was an EN-
ira road wagon.
Edward Lucbkc of Iowa is here
visiting relatives and friends.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-06
pasture last week.

pasture last week.
Master Ray Bradley is the guest
of his grandmother, Mrs. Sol. Fox
Clark Mccall made II flying trip
to Nandalia last Sunday.
G.. f.. Maxwell visited relatives
and friend in Mexico last week.
Mcssrs. o. s. Skclley and Henry
Ernest will leave for Illinois in a
few days. Good luck to these
young men.
Misses Lizzie Settle and Matte
Petty left last Wednesday for Vie
tor, Colo.
School will open next Monday
with Prof. Blair as principal and
Misses Harper and Hover ~ assist
ants.
We regret very much to hear
that the Racket store is II thing of
the past, also regret to lose the
blind lady and her assistant clerks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-06
Rush Hill.

Rev. Johnson filled his regular
appointment here Sunday morning,
but on account of inclcmcnt wealth
er there could be no service Sunday
evening.
Miss Lena Petty left Friday night
for Rocky Point, where she will
teach this coming winter.
Clark Mccall left Monday morn
ing for Columbia, where he will
attend school this winter.
Aunt Nancy Floyd, who has
been on the sick list for the last
few weeks, is some better at pres
ent writing.
j. +. Culbertson left Thursday
for Joplin, after a visit for some
weeks with home folks here.
Mrs. W. A. Paisley and children,
of st. Louis, were the guests of L.,
7, Paisley and family Friday and
Saturday.
Leslie Sipple and Jasper RoSsel
left Sunday morning to take charge
of their schools. This is the first
experience these young men have
had in that line but we wish them
all the success that can come to a
young teacher.
Mrs. Rhoda Maxwell is visiting
Mrs. Alonzo Fox, of Mexico, this
week.
Hugh Culbertson aud Will Nor
ris left last week for st. Charles.
Quite number from here attend
ed the campmeeting i'll Henderson
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-06
Child Kidnapped.

IL. l.. Adams, at one time a
resident of this city, who is not
rich in a good name, came around
again" recently and Tuesday of
this week IL serious charge was
preferred against him-that of
kidnapping Il little orphan girl
from the depot who was being
sent from Galloway county to the
Children's home in st. Louis. The
child was coaXed away from the
depot by Adams, and when Mar
shal Lane began an investigation
Adams told different stories. Ad-
ans had taken the child to Il resi-
dence near the Crystal lee plant,
where she was found. Adams
seems to have been tankcd up on
whisky and the authorities thought
best to discharge him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-06
1t is to Educate.

Col. William +. Cody (Builalo
Bid is always kept busy during
the winter months arranging some
thing new in the way of an illus
tration for some historical event
that has happened and which
teaches the old as well as the young
an object lesson that all the books
and writer's could never tell as
minutcly rs do these reproductions
from facts. This year Col. Cody
will introduce his latest spectacu-
lar effort, giving II correct and
vivid illustration of the heroic
charge on San Juan Hill.
The entire Wild West company
will participate in this beautiful
picture and twelve hundred horses
and men will he seen in the battle.
While the real fight lasted for
twelve hours, the management
have selected some of the most
desperate movements and enough
is given to give the auditor an idea
of the cvcntful affair. Real Rough
Riders who served with Col. Roosc-
Welt will take part in this exhibition
III addition to Cuban warriors and
scouts.
Indians, Cowboys, American
Soldiers, German CuirasSicrs, the
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-06
Government Cars.

st. Charles, Mo-, Sept. "A
ear and foundry company here has
been awarded a contract for the
construction of sixty-cight passen-
ger coaches for the government
railroad of New Zealand. These
ears will be built complete and
will then be taken apart and ship
ped to their destination. Men will
be sent to put the ears together
after their arrival.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-06
With Marked Cards.

New York, Sept. 3.-Two card
sharps, by means of deck of
marked cards, won 81, 300 from
John w. Gates, eX-prcsident of
the American Steel and Wire com
pany, coming over on the Kaiser
Friedrich. Gates proposed the
poker game and when he was out
So 300 he sprang to his feet say
ing the cards were marked. Two
young men arose calmly and said
they marked the cards. They ask
ed Gates what he was going to do
about it and left the steamer at
Plymouth.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-06
Vandalia.

R,, " II t,,;,r ,r p,.i.,
Monroe county, arrived here today
on his way for Pleasant Plains. to
assist Bro. Patrick i'm n meeting
at the Baptist church.
Rev. A. NJ. Nardcman. Baptist
minister at this place, was stricken
with paralysis on last Sunday at
''r'l""'' "l" 1t, ''l'S "r'''hg Is III II
'rll'Hl 'oIlul'lol'
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-06

Going to the mountains for benefit OF
cases Of pulmonary disease Is regular
thing among persons thus aillict"d.
That there Is a reason for this many
people understand. although they do
not know precisely what 1t Is A num-
Der Of medical scientists hay" been
working on this question, and have
discovered that the increase In tn" red
blood corpusclcs, when one moves from
lower to higher attitudes, Is very mark
ed As it Is known that the absence
of red corpusclcs causes debility ana
weakness. 80 the prcs"nc" OF many oi
them indicates a higher degree OF vi
tality ana better state Of health. High,
cool air is very beneficial in complaints
of this sort It Is partly for this rea-
son that the cold air treatment Tor
consumptivrs is so highly commended.