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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-25
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TIE E@I@TS OF fNSAI0N.

New YORK CIrT Special The new
Harper's Bazaar kimono. may be treated
effectively in foulards, wash silks,
India weaves, or lawns. The fu'ness
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-25

artistically treated that the suns5ados
of 1900 seem to put ali the other years
in the shade.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-25

Hat. and c.pss N Match.
A late mode that deserves mention.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
looks LIKE \ A / Boycott,
WSstsP0 1asAs OsiA ..to Rave PlaNea Dsa
I ss% y - Gross WesSsPn. & tSs e

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81. PAUL. De. 81. The Glohe says:
From infoemattoa that has reached
this city II appears that tho executive
officials Of tho Chicago. Missouri rivsr
and the 81 Paul.O Chicago lines at thar
meeting q Chicago Monday were not
quite q harmonious . rSposts nrst II.
dioAted Tho meeting wa secret and
therefore what actually took plaos Vas
at drst impossible 10 gst hold Of. i 10
now reported that the Chicago Great
Western road was boyootted q this
meeting and that the o6snse which in.
vited this stringent action was the per.
sistent refusal Of President Stiokney to
seoede from his independent attitude
On the rate proposition and agree 20
enter into pooling arrangements. "a,
+: The boycott WAS intended to involve
. emitting Of Of ratss and divisions
from tho Great Western, refusal to
interchange through TRAFFIC with that
road and declining TO check or have
any business relations whatever with
that road. sT,f tf.iit.t.r s<s,srl s.,,l} .,-
~ The meeting WAS directed BY tho
financial interests which control the
Western roads, and the object of 1t was
to, restore harmonious relations among
the roads, and arrange for the main
tenancs Of tho tariff rates after the first
Of the new year. All tho roads were
represented except the Chicago Great
Western and in consequence tho boy.
colt action was taken.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
:RELA M DIN q Tio cuslAl.

Arshbisho - Wiii vssit the III 80 IN Csuass.s
St4.%sS saissicn From the Prssi "a 81. M MA
\ 4 DULUTH. Dec. 70. - Arch bishop Irs-s
land Of at. Paul 10 TO make : trip tot thss
island Of CUBA shortly after the Arst %
the year BY commission from President
Mckinley and will 5investig gate certain
matters there with reference TO the In
terssts Of the Roman Catholic church
in tho island and win make rscommsn.,
dations to the president with reference,
thereto, Bishop McG olriok Of Duluth
has been invited by the archbishop to
accompany him. The mission Of the
archbishop is said to be to investigate
questions in dispute respecting the =.
lotment Of church property in the isl.5
and. It 10 surrnised that the president
believes that tho selection Of one OF
their own sohurohmsn for the mission
will convince the members Of the
church In the island Of the fairness OF
tho intentions of tho government jof
this country in ito treatment Of them
and the president at tho; same time has
confidence in the fairness Of the die.
tiuguished American prelate. ~ - =
Whom the arohbishop leaves fot Ouba
. government boat will be placed ct
his disposal and he will make tour Of
the entire islam d, studying the oondi.
tions and all. phases Of the question
which he 10 asked to solve.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
INVOLVES A BIG SUM.

Decision In the Famous Stock Ticker Case
- in Favor Of the Issll Company.
>: BOSTON, Dec. 22.-Justioe Colt, in
the United States circuit court, has de-
oidea in favor Of the American Bell
Telephone company in the royalty suit
brought by the Western Union Tele-
graph company. The case is known a.
the "stook ticker" case. in which the
Western Union sought to recover Sl2..
100000 rentals OF royalties under 4
contract between them aud the Ma
tional Bell Telephone company. the
defendants predecessor, made on Nov.
10, 1879. Il The case has been, before the
courts since 1858 aud was mainly based
upon q claim Of 20 per, cent of the
profits received by the defendant in 1e.
turn for the telephone business Of the
Western Union, which, under con.
tract, was turned over to the telephone
COMPANY. !. ''5'' ','.' : .. ..|'. =
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25

ND he spoke not word. The funeral
will be held Monday afternoon from
Trinity church. s>s @szt5- ,$t<..
Roger Wolcott was born in Boston
Jrly -, lsA7. His pablo ce--ecr he-t =,
In 1877 as member Of che Boston
common council, in which he served
three years. Then he was elected to
the lower house of the Legislature. tax.
ing :: position among tho leaders and
winning distinction % . hard and
Trustworthy worker He was elected
lieutenant governor in 1898. 1894 and
1895. aud upon the death Of Governor
Greenhalge became acting governor in
1895. In the fall Of 1895 he was elected
governor and in 1897 and, 1898 he was
rs"s.sotea. Mr.. Tclcott was always g
Republican. but in one oampsiga Of
1884 he opposed his party's candidate
Tor the presidency and voted for Glove.
land. His wife and dve children sur.
vive him. .|r..-,:' r.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
; GAVE SIGNAL HIMSELF.

John Owens Hung y, PAriA, Ills, for the
q murder 1T Ja,nar fS"g"..
SPRINGFIELD, HIS, l'en. :2.-John
Ovens himself gave the sisnal in the
Jail at Paris which launched hin. into
eternity for the murder Of James
Hogue. After the black hat he'd been
adjusted. and the Moose tigirened the
murderer said "Go." aud Sheriff N.Y.
ers released the trap. Owens asked TO
give the signal himself i'll order to
nerve him for the terrible 1ali.
Sheriff Myers announced that Owens
told MIN at the last moment that his
father is T. Oldham, residing six miles
southeast Of Middlesocro, Ky. This
was ell Owens said, He was buried in
the potter's field nine feet from James
:Hogue, the mamie murdered
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
IN oER WOOL COLT De 40

lIaisAsh nsstts' rofnsr 0svsrna9sasv ~.
XII " \. tiA1 WI ayphoid FsssvsS X. Il s ES
ssBos1Os, Do. 81 r. FSosmsr Govsrnos
Roger Woloott disd q his rssidsnos y
}his city during ths day. 10 bsoams
llwith typhoid fever several weeks
40, hut reports from his bedside indi.
.satsd nothing alarming until Tho rlatter
part o. last week whom new complies
hons produced change for tho worse.
From that time until the end came
Ebulletir Of his condition were hopeful
thou Il 4ardly .reassuring. His physi-
,ians say that death resulted from e.
IRENE weakness, due to the passing 81
the disease. The members Of his fam.
ly were ct his bedside. He had CON.
tinusd lin : lesargic condition for n
hours, and while conSoious Of what
MAS going on. his mind was not alert
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
CAUSING GRAVE ANXIETY.

Situation Throughout the Chinese Prov
inces Rapidly Gr"wtr. Worse.
LONDON, Dec. 20.-A dispatch to the
Reuter- Telegram company from Pc.
king, dated Wednesday, Dec. ~, says
the situation throughout the provinces
il rapidiy growing worse and il causing
grave anxiety. The dispatch adds that
unless definite system Of government
is speedily installed . recrudescence Of
tho anti.toreign outlneaKs is conf.
comfy predicted. The pressure Of win.
ter begins to be felt by the people, who
are also suffering on account Of the
blackmail levied by the native employees
of the allies, for which the foreigners
are blamed. A number Of desperadoes
imprisoned at San Chow Flu by Gen.
eral Mel, whom the Germans released,
are now hurryinR to the Obi I.shang
Tun border, burning houses. murder.
isg and pdllaStn1. IT. -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
VIII serve on D1acArthur.s STAFF.

WASHINGTON, Dec 22-Brigadier
General George W.. Davis, who com.
manded the Department. Of Porto Rico
up to the time of its discoutinuance a
few weeks ago, has arrived in this city
preparatory to his departure for Manila
by way Of San Francisco. He has been
assigned to duty as inspector general
81 the division Of the Philippines aid
will serve on the staff Of General Mac.
Arthur. - - '.5&.'; r. Hs}y|
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
OFFER OF $7,5OO,OO0.

syndi cxte Would Purchase Nicaragua
Roads and ships.
Z. PANAMA, Colombia, Dso. 20. The
Herald's correspondent at Managua,
Nicaragua, telegraphs that the Ameri.
can consul at Greytown, representing
an English syndicate, has offered to
purchase the national railways and
steamers for $7,60O,O00. The govern
mont has not decided yet on its answer
to the offer.- It is awaiting q letter Civ
ing full details Of the proposal.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
RAILWAY q TIES.

Cincinnati 10 enjoying Z street car line
boom. Eight lines are to be extended.
A new railway IL projected to connect
st. Petersburg with Odessa. These two
cities are now Joined by line Of rail-
way, but It makes such q Wide bend that
It takes 40 hours to make the distance
Exp1ess locomotives Of the London aud
Southwestern Railway company can car
II Sufficient water In their tanks to en-
able them to make a run from Waterloo
station, London. to Exeter without stop,
aFdistance of 1713k miles.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
Governor Canno. 1nterfsrc.

COLUMBUS, o., Dec. % After look.
ing up the laws Of the state on prize
fighting Governor Nash said that he
not only found no warrant for inter.
ference by himself in such exhibitions.
further than to urge local guardians II.
the law to be vigilant, but it was bis
opinion that only jury was qualified
to decide whether such performance
was merely sparring match or prize
flght and unlawful.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
Rsxrst Rather Than Surprise.

~ Regret Rather Than Surprise.
LONDON, Dec, 21.-Nearly all the
morning papers have editorials on the
action Of the United States senate in
connection with the Hay.Paunoefote
camel treaty. They express regret rather
thar ar-@=r:se at the suppression, e the
Clayton. Bulwer treaty and unsni'
mously declare that it will be impossi.
BILE for Great Britain to accept the
amended treaty.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
Give Each MAJ, Five Dollars

Etv0 Each MAN F1v0 DOII1F1s
CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-Fifty thousand
dollars in gold is to be distributed by
the American Express company among
its employees as Christmas remem.
brances. Every man who has been in
the employ Of the company for a year
will receive u IS gold piece on Christ.
mas eve. q It is estimated that there are
over 10000. employees in the United
States, Canada and Europe who will be
remembered in this way. -.~r'.'
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
MAKE GRAVE CHARGES.
japanese Accuse Western Soldiers Of All
Kinds Of Exoessss. - .s-H

8AOAne80
t4s$ Kinds Of Exoessss. -,
T.. LONDON, Dec. 22.-The Toxic CORE
spondent Of The Times in long dis.
patch gives the views Of Japan upon
Western military methods and conduct
Of troops in Peklng, and makes grave
charges. Of murder robbery, outraging
and arson. -.
1.-THE Japanese" he says. "declare
the American soldiers free from all
these excesses.ls The Germans come
first. the British, second, the latter be.
ing charged only with petty pilfering
and generally acquitted Of murder,
arson and outrage. The French are
declared to be given to loot and pillage,
! but not murder. OF the Russians the
Japanese speak with horror, as com.
bining ferooity with lust and love Of
plumber.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
english Furnaoe. shutting Down.

i srockroN.oN.TEEs, Eng, Dec. "a
1ps p1gron stump is. keenly felt in the
Cleveland district. More furnaces will
have stopped by Dec. 81 than have
been known to shut. down since 1885.
1'ne production of the district has de-
creased 80, OOV tons monthly. The fur.
mace owners assert that the price has
fallen IL shtllings during the last six
.mon this aud .thnt pigison cannot bs pro.
saaos0 1t = 15ods. f., w.. ~ + :,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
BANK ROBBER CONFEssES,

Seventeen Year Old Boy Who Read
Chesp Detective Stories.
Bro STONE, s. D., Dec. 22.-S. r.
Gold and X. J. Hicks have returned
from Albee, the scene Of tho Gold bank
robbery. After a night of cross.exan-
nation Charles Peterson, II years old,
barn man in Friday g livery stable, con-
fesssd to having taken the 81, 500 and
hidden it In the barn. It was found
where he said it would be. He has
been much given to reading cheap de-
tective stories.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
l|l|DDB|A'IIAlP
4 Exso utlon of Chinese Noblss
" Not Insisted IN An tn \;
] ONT N ote. ss3 \
Demands tho Severest Punish
ment the Government 5.s
I'M Can lnfllct.. sss y
SEN WITH REL CTANCE:
Instructions Given IS Minister
Conser 50 Sign the ~: 4.
n E5s 81 Aers nent. ts] Y
Docs Not Completely Repre-
s sent Views Of the Ad-
ministration. Z:.:.. ..,...-

INV sHlHaroN, Dso. ~, 1t is learned:
,hsrs that the agreement signed By the
ministers Of the powers ct Peking
naming conditions y q preliminary to
III: negotiations Of peace terms, con-
5tains q demand for the severest penalty
HAT China can impose a. Punishment
IL the high officials believed to be re-.
uponsiblo for the Boxer outrages.. This
refers particularly to the II Chinese
nob.es. whose names have been men.
honed in the press dispatches, as those
whom some Of the nations oontended
should be executed Onrs government
HIS constantly held the position that
Iss, sit szssys slsotlLa not be initiated
upon she Chinsse government that she
was not able to carry out. The demand
Tor the death penalty was stricken ont
81 the agreement and that for the 90.
vsrest penAlties possible inserted. NJ,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25

Chicago and Northwsstsrn Establishes .
Permanent Pension System.
CHICAGO, Doc. Sl.-The directors Of
the Chicago and Northwestern railway
have determined upon a permanent
pension system for the 27.O00 employees
Of the road to 60 into effect Jan. l.
1901. The pension system is patterned
In many respects after that recently
created by the Pennsylvania lines.
How many employees Of the road the
sysrem will Immediately retire the off,
GERS Of the directory have not been able
to tell as yet, but it is expected that q
full working of the plan will call for
al annual expenditure on tho part Of
tho company Of $20O. 900.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 22.-Mrs. William
p. Frye, wife of Senator Frye Of
Maine, died at the Hamilton hotel hers
at $40 a. m. Mrs. Frye had been Ill
for some time past. Heart failure II
given % the immediate cnuse of death.
Mrs. Frye, on Tuesday last, suffered
an acute attack of Indigestion and had
since been ill., When she roso Fri.
day morning she was apparently much
improved and partook Of breakfast.
Shortly after leaving the table the end
came without the slightest warning.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
N VENEZUELAN WATERS.

Warship to Remain for . Time to Sup
Y port Minister Loomis.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-Upon repre-.
sensations from interested parties the
state department hap requested the
navy department to have al American
war vessel remain for time in Vene'
suelan waters to give support to any
representations that United States
Minister LOOMS may have to make to
the Venezuelan government in respect
to the conflicting asphalt CONCESSIONS
in that country.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
Amendments Offered by FOR
!. sisn Affairs Committee
,>,. Are Adopted. u. 49,.
ALL THE OTHERS Rejected
Thurston, Callinser, Wolcott
and Bard Make Explana-
tory Speeches. -,
Final Consideration Occupies
Only an Hour and Ten
t.. Minutes.

WAsnlNoToN, Dec. 3l.-After spend.
ing the greater part Of the past fort
night In considering the Hay.Paunce.
fote treaty for tho modification of tho
Clay Bulwer convention of 1860 the
senate consumed only one hour and ten
minutes in amending it and ratifying
it 40 amended. During the time there
were six roll calls aud several viva voce
votes. The frat five Of the roll calls
were on amendments offered by in.
dividual senators and the last one on
tho resolution to ratify tho treaty as
amended. All the amendments except
those offered by Senator Lodge and re.
y'er,tsr by che committee Oh FOREIGN re-
lations were voted down by majorities
averaging about 10. The ratification
resolution was adopted by vote Of 65
to 10.
The senate was in executive session
for about an hour before tho time for
voting arrived listening to speeches by
Senators Thurston. Gallinger, Wolcott
and Bard explanatory Of their attitude.
Senator Lodge, who ~ = member of
the committee on foreign relations. has
rilot~A the Treaty Through III. Senate
since the deush Of Chairman Davis, lost,
NO time In demanding shat tho voting
begin when 3 o'clock arrived. The
foreign relations committee amend.
mcnts were read first Senator Lodge
himself suggested = verbal amendment
to the first of those, adding tho word
''convention" after the word (which"
10 a. to make the amendment read
(which convention 10 hereby super.
seded." He explained that suggestion
had been made that without tho addi.
ton Of tho word tho amendment might
be construed AZ applying only to arti
Gle Of the Clay tor. Bull sr treaty,
whereas, he said, it was intended to
apply to the entire treaty. The amend.
msnt was accepted, tho Two committee
amendments then were both accepted
without division.
All the amendments suggested hav.
Ing been acted upon and those of the
committee adopted, Senator Allen
asked for tho reading Of the treaty az
amended. The request was complied
with aud tho vote was taken upon the
treaty itself, resulting in its ratia.
cation.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
DEFEATED THE BOXERS.

Field Marshal Won Waldersoe Reports .
~. ~ Victory for ALLIES. s,:.~~.
BERLIN, Dec; pa dispatch from
Field Marshal Won Waldersee, dated
.Peking, Dec. 10, says:
! "Guendell's column, marching from
Shan. Hai-K uan, successfully encoun-
tered q force Of Boxers Dec. ID, at
Young Ling, near the eastern imperial
tombs. Fifteen Boxers were killed.
{ '.One thousand Chinese regulars. I'M
der Fang Do Ling have been driven
out Of Lu Tai. They, fled to the noun.
tain, northwesterly, on Guendell's ap.
nr0ach.0 ,s$Ego. ~ IL; -. -;.-....
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
Ts3WlTH RELUCTANCE.

instructions to Minister Conser 10 sign
+ft@t$t$ y the iPskinE Agreement. "a. ~. 7" 4:
w AsH1NGToN, Dec. ~. instructions
have been sent to Minister jConger at
,Peking 70 sign tie agreement which,
acooraing 70 Pekiny advices, all ssdy
has been signed by all Of the other
ministers ct the Chinese capital. This
Instruction il sent with some reluctance
because the agreement as it now stands
does. mot completely represent the view
81 the United States government. But
it 10 believed to be the most favorable
compromise that could be- reached I'M
less the negotiations are to be drawn
] ont to q dangerous length, tor all res
Ports indicate : growing spirit Of un.
rest in China, owing to the absence Of
any form Of native government In Chi.
Il and the adjacent provinces. So the
United States accepts the s"irrevoca-
BILE" condition imposed upon tho Obi
nsss gOvsrnment,t though after all this
exprelsion 50 rather ! matter Of form
rather than substance, for diplomacy
knows no such thing o. ':irrevooable"
agreement. ! stgss.J 81 s,,>>~. S..
AZ to tho British condition, that the
occupation Of Picking: and Chilli is to
continue until China has given salts.
I factory proofsEof her intention to com.
ply with the conditions laid down in
Y the agreement, it is said that this will
not affect the status OF the United
States. Mr. Conger has, by. direction
OF his government. notified the other
ministers that the United States forces
will not again be called into China
for the purpose Iof. occupation, that
nothing more than q legation guard is
to be maintained. It therefore is ex.
pected here that the agreement will
be signed before the emo Of the current
,Ym0n tn MI ssr,ss1..as.a2. ,.. .-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
We're Foster IL Dead

q BELFAST. Dec. 22.-Vere Foster, who
has been engaged for the last so years
in assisting the emigration Of n early
$4,000 young women from the CON.
gested districts Of the west Of Ireland
and in the building or furnishing Of
over 300 national schools In every
part Of Ireland. is dead. He was born
at Copsh hagen in 1919. 4.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
.,ver and Harhor Bill Comp,et.d.

WASHINGTON, Dee 22.--The river
Nud narlor bill has boon compioted and
Chn,rr,an Burton ga~o ont STATEMENT
S!io>yiAg the amounts upprops a&.,d.
The < .al is approximately $4,000, 900,
Of WHICH about S23, 1900 10 in 1ts.ct3,
arpropr tions and atort s97, 900 h;,;,&in !,
the uuth orizatlou OF contracts 1ua orA..
tllOuus WuEE. 'r5#'
the next two waeks lie will MAKE trip
in his private Car 10 California, where
he will remain until his health is oeln-
pletely restorel. ~ S$$$ss
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
REPORTS SUBMITTED.

House Committee Isad,y Divided on the
Rsnpportionmont BNi.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 0-Representa-
tive Hopkins, chairman Of the com.
mittee on census, has fled in the
house tho majority report Oh the reap.
por tionlnent bill reported by his com.
mittee fixing the membership of the
house for tho next decade at 867. Rep.
,resentative Burlsigh Of Muino filed a
minority report, signed by six Nom.
bers, in favor OF house to be composed
of 1856 members, aud Representative
Crumpacker OF Indiana, who signed
the Burleigh report, also submitted an
independent report in favor Of reduo.
ing the representation in the Southern
states to the extent Of the abridgment
Of the suffrage. Ills indepsndent re-
port favors house composed Of 8T4
members
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
Conrressnn wise D.ad.i

NEWPORT News, Va, Dec a.
Richard Wise, congressman from the
Second Virginia district, died suddenly
at his homo In Williamsburg. He had
long besn sufferer from Bright'1
disease, .f@ D. f&f = - -.'.s$a ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
Three Children sJrOw mad.

|, DETROIT, Mich, De.. Vi. ~- ..ss1s4ae,;
age" y. l>ss,;,,., &, a.,'' Francis, -. 81, Es
CHI: 81 Of N:s1'I4ou "}nLsee, o f. tfssra
; llvin,, near Et''io, 'i.gt, ware ARG, 35s. 4 4
by falling Through the ce on I:214syS5
creek The father funnd their. li.9&1 ossss
bodies ut the Oottpr''. the ores j. Il AVE-
dor a..utlt folz 1881 L. r.a:er. ,#E
Row to Remove t;reane From 5ssss:x. 0
simple and perfectly sure WAY 10
remove grease spots from silk is! With
brown paper Hui' the spot Wit, .aeS.
paper hard enough 70 csuae ! fri ia, "
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
Emperor M the Way to Peki

Emperor ou the Way Go Peking.
BERLIN. Dec pa dispatch from
Tien Tsin to the Frankfurter Zeiturg,
says:, Prince Ching, asserts that EN-.
.peror Kwang SUI, unaccompanfed by
empress dowager, left Sian Flu Dec. 10.
bouud for Picking. r Pr ~ q