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FAILED ID QUALIFY.
Walton Vaile, Neel Bells Successor,
 VIII Return.

Mrs. John Vaile received a tele- gram from ber husband yesterday stating that their Son Walton, wbo had secured the alternative appoint nert to Annapolis, had failed to qualify, says the Fort Smith News Record.
 Walton Vaile. secured the appointment by competitive examination, Neel Bell young man from Pine Bluff getting the first place. He failed to qualify and thus young Vaile was ordered to present himself At the time be left here he felt that he would be unable to pass the physical examination.
 s'I am pleased that he didn't quail fy," said Mrs. Vaile yesterday even ing, for I am not in favor of his entering the navy.
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FORESTRY WORKERS
Will Return to Pine Bluff About
 November 1.

A Pine Bluff friend has received a letter fro1 Mir. +. E. Olmstead, who was in this city several months ago with a party of co-workers from the United States Forestry Department, but whose Ia bors here were left nn- finished owing to illness with which several mem bers ere aff1 icted. Que of the members of MT. Omstead's party, Victor B. Fay died here.
 In his letter Mir. O.mstead, among other things, says:
 "I have just received word of the death of another of my Arkansas party, Hiram Hurlburt. The poor fellow died at his home in Utica, N. Y, of malarial fever. Pm sure you will be grieved to learn of this. When 1 left hin in Washington, D. C., ne was looking badly but 1 had no suspicion that he was seriously i'll and the first news I had was oi his death which occurred on August 30. 1t was surely very fatal expe dition, wasn'tit?
 tI am in charge of party out here Big Bear Valley. San BeInandino 0 county, California; in the forest re- serve. where l have been engaged since the last of August; we are working out the relation of forest cover to the streams. and are up in the mountains some 5000 feet. shall finish up by October 5, then go back to Washington and soon after start for Pine Bluff to finish up the work there. arriving on or about November l D
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A Word to Mothers.

Mothers of children affected with croup or a severe cold need not hesi- tate to administer Chamberlain s Cough Remedy. It contains no opiate nor narcotic in any form and may be given as confidently to the babe as 10 an adult. The great sue cess that has attended it's use in the treatment of colds and croup has won for it the. approval and praise it has received throughout the Un- ited States and in many foreign lands. For sale by W. L. Dew cody.
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2oTH CENTURY DIRECTORY.

On or about January 1, 1901. the kdams Wilson Printing GO. will issue In Illustrated Twentieth Century (ity Directory, complete aud up-to- late in every respect. The work of 'oliciting advertisements and the ErNus taking will be begun at once
 vtfy business house should be rep
 fsented by an advertisement, as Fell as in name. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-24

every breath that is dra wn into the lungs. There is procurable from any druggist the remedy for the cure of this trouble. A small quantity of Eiy's Cream Balm placed into the nostris spreads over an infiamed and angry service, removes immedi- ately the painful inflammation, cleanses, heals and cures. cold in the head ,auishes immediate tely Sold by druggists or will he mailed for 90 cents by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren street, New York. dlw
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

L1For the convenience of those who
 cnGnot attend the regular Day School i've will open Night School. begin
 hing Oct. 1, which will embrace every hdyantage that can contribute to
 khe comfort aud conveLience of our
 etudents. bAMEs' PRACTICAL BUslNE COLLEGE Successor to Nettleton's Conner l cial College. 5iz
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Acting under orders from His Hon. or Judge Grace, Sheriff Mccoy burn ed three beautiful up-to-date slot machines on the streets of Pine Bluff yesterday. The owner will no doubt console himself with the ref sctiou that they have paid for them- selves several times over.-Little Rock Democrat.
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BEING BROUGHT HERE.

The remains of Frank Walters. the four-year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Nj. T. Walters. of Houston, Texas, and d grand son of Mir. j. c. Heirschspiel, of this city, will be brought to tbis city this afternoon for burial. They were to have arrived here this morn ing but connections were not made in Little Rock and delay was caus- ed thereby.
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All the Jewish business houses are closed here today in commemoration of their holiday Rosh Hashona, which began Sunday night witt services at the Presby teriaL church. A large congregation of bath Jews and Gentiles was present. Dr.. Kornfeld's sermon was an intellect ual treat. Services were held at the church again this morning.
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FUNERAL TUESDAY.

The funeral of the late Mrs. John
 C. McDermott will be held from the
 st. Joseph Catholic church at 9 o'clock tomorrow (Tnesnayl morn ing. Rev. J M. Lucey will conduct Ethe services. All friends aud
 acanaintances are invited to attend Hhe funeral.
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Rev. T. U. Scott. presiding elder of the Pine Bluff District, paid our office a call this week. He was ac- by Rev. J. M Hawley, also a prominent Methodist divine. Both these gentlemen have been as- sisting in the Salem camp meeting and are both well known to the neople of Benton Times-Courier.
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 MARKET.

The Cotton Market today (Mon- day) closed twenty [20] points higher than it closed last Saturday. The local market is steady. Our buyers are paying on an average of 9 4 cents for Hills and from 10 to 10 4 cents for Renders. Spots in New Orleans is up < of a cent while New York spots remain unrepOrted.
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BOWLING ALLEY.

This new amusement resort will open Tuesday, September 25, T p. m corner Pine and Barraque (old M. Hanf building1. This modern sport is patronlzed by the best people where introduced. Nothing immor- al or disorder!y allowed, You are invited to visit them.
 E. A. spIcER, Mgr.
 FRANK BuReDoRF, Asst. Mgr
 RICHARD E. yARLToN, Prop. 3f0
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We were in Pine Bluff an last ffi- day and Saturday looking after the interest of our papea Pine Bluff is one of the best business points in the State. and if the present price or cot ton holds good, we predict one Of the busiest seasons known to that contemplating city for many years = Sheridan Headlight.
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Mrs. J. Perry. who recently under |pent an operation at the Wheeler in Little Rock returned home Satur.iav much improved. She was accompaLied home by her
 turse, Mrs. Mccall
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Nat Rider came in froD Pine Bluff Tuesday to spend a few days with his home folks. He had the misfor- tune to get scald while on the run ming board of an engine and had to take lay off. He Is fireman on an engine on the Cotton Belt south out of Pine Bluff.-Brinkley Argus.
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Attorneys Park and Coleman went to Pine Bluff his morning to make arguments in the Fairchild Deal re ceivership case before Chancellor Elliott.-De Witt Era.
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Mrs. Sallie Peete has returned to Holly Grove after being absent for quite 8 while visiting her daugh ters. One of them lives in Texas and one on the Arkansas river near Pine Bluff f-Brinkley Argus.
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The Southern Stock Company, which closed three nights engage ment at Hollan nd's New Opera House last Saturday night, left Sunday for Little Rock, where they will open a three nights engagement tonight.
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The great success of Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the treatment of bowel complaints has made 1t standard over the greater part of the civilized world. For sale by w. l.. newoody &Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-24

fine baby boy arrived at the home of MT. aud Mrs. Fred M. Hud- son this morning. The little attor- ney has regular William J. Bry an voice and promises to be promi- nent light in local leg al circles
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Mir. Frank Burgdorf. assis tant manager of the Bo wing Alley. " hich will open Tuesday evening in the old Nj. Hanf building on West Barraque street, arrived in the city Sunday and will have charge of the place.
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Mrs. Rogers, of Pine Bluff, who has heen visiting her mother, Mrs. H. c. Brown, for the past three months, returned home yesterday,- De Witt Era.
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Dr. H. c. Cupp, osteopatb. who formerly resided here. came over from Memphis and is visiting a patient here. He has many friends here who are always glad to see him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-24

Hon. Paul Jones, who has long been a citizsnof Texarkana, Ark, has accepted the position as leading councel for Lesser Cotton Company, and has moved to St. Louis.
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READ HIS EDITORIAL

From the Times, Hillstille, Va. # I suffered with diarraoea for a long time and thought 1 was past being cured. l had spent much time and money and suffered so much misery that l had almost decided to give up all hopes of recovery and Id Eait the result, but noticing the Advertisement of Chamberlain s sEalc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy n decided to try it. after taking a Sew doses I was entirely we'll of that strauble, anu wish to say fnether to any readers and fellow. .uffafefe tbat II am hale and hearty inah today and feel as well as l ever did in my 1life.-O. k. Moore. SoEl by N. L.. Dewoody < Co.
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Conductor P. D. Atwood renewed his run on the Iron Mountain, Lii tile Rock local this morning.
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4 WONDERFUL CURE OF DIARRHoEA.

"A PROMINENT VIRGINIA EDITOR Had Almost Given up. But Was Brought
 Back to Perfect Health by Oh amber
 Iain's Coiic, cholera and Diarhoer
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Mir. $. J. T. Wynn, of Monticello, is in he city today. He IS en route to Conway to en.er Hendfix College.
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NICE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
 Apply to Mrs. E. M. Patterson. 40S East Sixth avenue. 3l4
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Postmaster Louis Altheimer has returned from pleasant vacation spent at St. Louis. He is looking well aad reports an enjoyable trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-24

Dr. T. C. Edgar, Dentist, Office over Citizens Bank. Roth phones. u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
EM8EZZLER NEELY'S CASE.
Motion 10 be Made in Unud. States Supreme
Court 10 Advance H.
Grave Danger Of u Dismissal Of the
Appeal Constitu Iionallty Of the
Ertrsdltion Act

Washington, oct S-The United
states supreme court convened today.
Next Monday Solicitor General Rich
ards Of the department Of justice will
submit a motion relative TO the Nicely
case now pending before the court, on
an appeal from the decision Of Judge
Wallace Of New York. denying a writ
Of habeas corpus The motion proba-
bly, viii be made to advance the case.
The department Of justice Is very anx-
ious TO procure a decision upon the
main question involved, viz, the con-
sttutlonality Of the law under which
it Is proposed to extradte Nicely to
Cuba.
There Is grave danger Of a dismissal
Of the appeal, owing TO the difference Of
opinion which exists as to the legal
status Of Nicely The application for
writ OF habeas corpus before Judge
Wallace was made upon the theory
that Nicely was then In the custody of
the United States marshal under a pro-
cess 10 be taken 10 Cuba, while Judge
LacOmbe, before whom the original
proceedings took place, inlsts that
Nicely was not IN the custody Of the
United states Marshal, but was held
on an order Of the court In garnishee
proceedings. II the Supreme court de-
cdes that he was In the custody Of the
United States marshal, the court win
be In a position 20 pass upon the con-
stltutionality of the law and dispose
Of the matter, II not there is no case
before the court and the matter VIII
have 20 be dismissed
Under recent act Of Congress Solic-
ltor General Richards will move for
the dismissal OF the suit brought
against the States OF North Carolina,
South Carolina Florida and Louisiana
20 recover the amounts Of certain bonds
issued by those States and held by the
United States, The bonds were issued
before the civil war and the contro-
versy over them Is Of long standing.
The amount involved is over a million
dollars, The motion TO dismiss win be
made In accordance with the specific d.
rection Of Congress
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A TRAIL OF BLOOD.
Q, NJ. Depew's Line of March in
Chicago Turned Into one.

Chicago. Oct. S.-Bloolshed followed
in the trail OF Chauncey Dlpew and his
three-mile escort OF Republican march
ing clubs tonight Just as the last
company In line turned the corner Ui
SedWick street and Chicago avenue DO
was charged on by an organized gang
OF men who had concealed themselves
IN the dark recess OF an uuIighJcd ale
ley. The rioters were repJlsel finally,
by the marchers but not until four on
five Of the Republican malChers had
been injured, some Of them quite seri-
Dusty The most seriously injured
were:
Michael Ban. found on the street un-
conscious after the struggle. nose
broken, eye cut, thres teeth Knocked
out. struck on the head with q brick
taken 70 hospital.
George Hughes. picked up unc0n-
soious. having been struck un the head
with paving block slight confusion
Of the skull.
Capt Maurice Wolhalu. struck on
the back Of the head and stunned.
Robert Land. knocked down and iu-
Jured about the body Dos being stepped
on.
Many others OF the maryhers were
more or less hurt an their uniforms
ruined The men who ..pItatel the
riot escaped.
senator Depew spoka under the aus
plces OF the Marquetta club O. strong
republican ofganizat9n. The club
had erected a large tenrat N1rth Clark
street and North avenue. capable Of
seating 1000 people, AMI J.. was filled.
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rany @. Twonty-slxth volunteer Infan-

pany @, Twenty-siXth volunteer infan-
try. Surgt Clinton s. Baker
From an other CAUSES Company +,
Twenty fourth volunteer infantry
Beaure Reiger, troop a, Eleventh vol
untcer cavalry. Fred K Lyons COM
pany l. Eighteenth infantry Porter II.
Voorhees,, company IS, F0uy-third vol
unteeT Infantry. James j.. Clark, COM
pany l., Sixth infantry Cook Francis
Gould company J., Thirty fourth vol
unteer infantry. John buchanan, COM
pany g, Eighteenth infantry James +,
Mclaughlin. hospital corps Nels Han
sen company J., ThirtIath volunteer In
fantry CORTLAND MacIpIn, company b,
Third infantry William p Schalli COM
p3uy k ThTty-sec1nd volunteer infan-
trv Aaron r. Hayerman, recruit, UNI
assigned Hugh Smith
Paul jenkins, company A, Thirty
third volunteer infantry. was killed
near San quentin, Luz0n. October 4th;
Robert L. Harris company b OF the
same regiment. was wounded, and Eu-
gene Todd company a. of the same
regiment, was wounded and captured
at the same place and the same day
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BRILLIANT STRATEGY.
Lord Charles Bcresford Amazcs the
Whole Naval World.


New York, Oct "a dispatch 20 the
journal ana Advertiser from London
says
Lord Charles Beresford has amazed
the naval world by the brilliant
strategy by whichh he won the sham bat
We IN the recent maneuVers or The
BRUSH meet IN the Mediterranean
Ills tactics have been pronounced
lne cleVeLest IN naval annals. Ihe
meet was dlVlded INTO TWO parts, beles-
igIl In command Oh one ana Admiral
isher Of the other Beresf0Id was
b'ocN4ded IN the port or Mytilene by
ttoI.eQo Doats ana Flshers Meet was
lowering about and lying In walt out
Aqe'
herestord $ task was To coal MS lleet,
teI out OF the harb6r and attack Fish
III, ~ should De remembered that LORD
'nailes mas never been an enthusiast
on lhe SUBJECT OK me torpedo boat In
I1ct ne mas repeatedly deciied its EN-
Cienly as an offensive craft. II Is Only
a Few years ago that speaking tn the
priaton bill, he asked the admiralty to
furnish an old Warship armed under his
directions Of which he would take com
manu- win a volunteer crew raised by
AlInseu, ana defend II successfully
against the attacks OF any number Of
ly.ledo Doats dlscharglng the great
est torpedoes.
ms task az Mytllene was therefore
precisely TO MS hiking.
ID! putting llGhts on Launches so as
20 make them resemble snigs IN the
el'AHess ne Qecoyed the torpedo boats
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Deaths in the Philippines.

Washington, oct S.-The war depart
ment has received from Gen. MncAr.
thur The following death list.
Dyscntcry-Company ]. Thirty eighth
infantry volunteers. George W Brewer:
company q. Sixteenth infantry. Corp.
james a. Bush. company G.. Twenty
second infantry W. %. CUNNINGHAM.
company *, Eighteenth Infantry VIII
liam j. Gardner, company a, Nine
teanth infantry. Charles Mayer COM
pany +, Twenty volunteer infan.
try, Archie Rice. company u. Nine
teenth infantry Julius Hletz; company
/. Sixth infantry, Eugene Shine, COM
pauy b battalion OF engineers. L. S. A..
William II Nobs company u, Seven
teenth infantry sergt Martin A. Mad
den.
Typhoid teyer-Company A. Thirty
ninth infantry. Walter Morgan Acting
Hospital Steward John a. G. Huenne-
kems company d. Twenty ninth vol
unteer infantry, John Mccarthy. com
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Coshocton, o., Oct S-Tna following
statement was issued tan.gr, hu Chair
man McCabe OF the D,mu.rat.s axecu.
tive committee:
"Adlai Z, Stevenson directed me To-
INFORM you, mat the report sent ont
ssepoItlng MIN as being .' .s without
louhdatlon. He ls In excellent health
ahu Suits ana is films aI h.s enc
soseIlen's. lie begin DIS campaign
IN west Virginia tomorrow
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KLoNDlKE MINING CLAIMS.
News that Dominlon Government
WIN Sell Thorn. lnn.cs DOW.

victoria b. C.. oct. 9-Nsvs that the
dominion government bad decided to-
oHer Tor sale all government claims I'm
the hiondike has beer received with
i sll',, Joy IN Dawson, us % means tha
u l'', OF some OF the h.st p-ou-
~ w She nkon Yanay Tl. claims
w. ~ i pe oueted include all tha alternate.
or,.,.li "lleh were Reserved hy fha COVE
cii'lI,hl ,auiing the big push rI aI the
S, ,l,.iis .nal nave revert t0 tHa crown
I'm saIious causes. It Us estimated
such claims IN the Klntf...
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RETURN OF LORD ROBERTS.
War ONCE Does Not Confirm Report
of His Leaving south Africa.

New York. oct "a dispatch TO the
Tribune from London today says The
war office has NOT confirmed the report
that Lord Roberts win leave South At
RIGA the last week in October. The
officials intimate that there are several
important matters unsettled. one
point. without doubt. rs the succession
Co the command. officials here are Sic
lent and 70 is believed that the new
Communicated has been asked 90
name his own successor The choice
probably lies between Gen Butler and
Gen. Kitchener with Gen Hunter as "a
substitute Both are reluctant 10 re-
main IN charge VI the police work. Gen.
Butler according o. the latest dis
patches, is stan pressing north iu pur-
suit Of the remnant of the Boer army
beyond Pilgrims Rest The wits
In the military clubs are cracking Jokes
az his expense and assert that he Is
surveying the new line for the Cape-to-
Cairo railway
Gen. Butler has remarkable talent for
details Of military administration. and
this would De most useful In etleCting
the paCihCatUn Ji the two new colonies
and bringing about the restoration Of
public order Gen Kitchener As a man
OF iron viii who would Doe stern and rec
lentiess in dealing with laWlessuess.
His appointment to the chief command
would be welcomed by Engllshmcn. who
have grown impatient over the pro.
longed delays iu the military operations.
Butler outrsnks every one IA South AZ
RIGA except Lord Roberts. Kitchener
would require ur0muton IN order 90
succeed Roberts Kitchener has made
many pr4rui.a among officers during hIg
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school. and at Christ Church. In 1915
he was created a Knight OF the order
ot the Isle and since 1892 had been lord
lieutenant of the County Butte. The
universities of Glasgow, Ednburg and
81. Andrews conferred upon him the
degree Of Ii. D.. ana he was lord res.
ord Of St. AudYws He represented
the great han OF the buildings of the
former Lord Butte and published num-
Der of translatiuus and several other
works, including lectures and essays,
mostly upon Scottish and continental
subjects lie was elected mayor of
Cardiff IN 1891 tbeins the first peer
chosen for such am office since the re-
form bllD and provost of Rothesay In
1895. Tie Will be- succeeded boy his
eldest son. John Crchton-Stuart, earl
of Dunfries
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Wisconsln,s Trial Trim.

San Francisco. oct s.-The new bat
tleship Wisconsin viii Snve this port
today FOR her official trial trip in Santa
Barbara channeI vim probably
take place tomorrow. The batteship
Iowa ana the cruiser Philadelphia win
act as stake boats The trial will be
conducted by board consisting Of Rear
Admiral Albert kautz, Capt. Henry
Glass. Capt. Il. II. Cooper Capt l.. j.
Allen. Commander +. J. Drake, Lieut..
Commander Alex McCracken and
Naval Constructor Frank W. Hibbs.
An auxiliary board Of examination Of
machinery IL made up Of Capt. Louis
J. Allen. Lieut.. Com, W II. Parks and
Lieut.. c. r. Burd.
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Andree,s IN starred EnnodItIon.

Minneapolis. Mimi, oct. S,-Harry S.
knappen, a newspaper man, returned
today from a perilous trip TO the Hud-
son Bay country In which. with nine
white men and eight Indians. he sailed
500 miles up the east shoree Of the great
inland sea. Mr.. Knappen was assured
by Esklmos whom he met that sky
boat had come into the region on the
extreme northeast shore OF the bay two
years ago; that Il came 90 the ground,
and that the savages who inhablt that
country had killed the white men I'm II.
This, he explains, was Andree's i'll
starred expedition.
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Pacific Whale Catch.

San Francisco. oct. 9.-The Pacific
Steam Whaling company's Balaena
returned from the Arctic after an un-
usually successful season. She Sc
cured 1900 pounds Of bone and $50 bar
rels Of oil, the catch being valued at
5000 900.
Capt Williams reports the catch Of
the remainder Of the fleet up TO August
END as follows:
jeanette J. Narwhal Q Grampus 10,
William Baylies Clean Alexander /.
Fearless ?, and RoWhead Clean.
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Defendant shoots Himself in Court.

Bennington VT. Oct. SIN the mu-
nicipal court today Dennis NJ. Black
mere. who was being arraigned on the
charge Of felonious assault on a ten-
year-0ld girl, rose in his seat ana shot
himself In the forehead, inhictlng a
wound which will undoubtedly cause
his death Mr. Blackmerc Is a we'll
known resident of Bennington. Is Go
years of age and married He was
member Of the First Vermont cavalry
curing the civil War and was formerly
adjutant-genoTal Of the G.. a. r.
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Pilgrims Crushed to Death.

ST. Petersburg, oct S-Fiye thou
sand pilgrims assembled az the ST.
Nikander monastery In the Porkhon
district for a religious festival. Dur
ing the night one OF the upper floors
collapsed and many OF those sleeping
there fell upon those below. A panic
was caused hy a false alarm Of fire
and four men and thirty-siX women
were crushed 10 deaih, many other be-
ing seriously injured.