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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-06
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close

Cash quotations, were as follows:
Flour, dull and easy.
Wheat, No. 3, 67IsG701kc; No. red, 20
74c.
Corn, No. 2. s71Aaac; No. ? yellow, s7ssc
5 white, 25G2sc
Rye, No. ? 4sa5cc
Rsrley fair to sh9lee mal5tng soaS7c
Timothy Seed, prime, a3ea4.4o
Mess Pork, per Dbl Sll 12bLG71l %
Lard. per 10 lbs, $7a0d7. 22ja
Short Ribs SIDES Qoose5, Sc yoas. IS.
Dry Sailed Shoulders tboxedl, 57sG61sc.
Short Clear Sides Cboxed). ss.55a6t6:
Whiskey, basis of high wines, S.27
Glover. contract grade 5000.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was dull; cresmeries, 15G
24c; diaries, 10000.
Cheese, active at f0I4G11Ihc
Eggs. active: fresh. 24c.
NEW YORK, December 5.-Flour-Re-
ceipts, 2; s3s bbls; exports, n.1A bbls;
and generally held at higher prices. al
though buyers views are changed.
Wheat-Receipts, l4I75 bu; exports, 49,
s4S bu. Spot. firm; No. 2 red. 1870 f. o. b.
afioat. Options experienced decided eaS,y
strength on a big advance in Paris cables
and strength elsewhere abroad, but closed
about steady at A4fsc advance. Close !:
January ISsc; March, So7sc; May, s0lsc;
Corn-Receipts. 1885 bu; exports. 1s2.-
9l2 bu. Spot, firm; No. 2, 464c elevator
Options advanced sharply again early in
the day and closed easy at Sc rise on
December, but a sc loss on May Close
May, ESQ; December. 4si4c.
Oats-Receipts, 80, 400 bu; exports. g, sol
bu Spot, steady. No. ,, 261zc. Options,
quiet but firm.
Hops. quiet.
Hides, firm
Leather. steady.
Wool, quiet.
Beef. steady.
Cutmeats, dull
Lard, frmer; refined steady
Pork, steady.
Butter and cheese. firm
Eggs, steady
Tallow, quiet
Petroleum. dull
Rosin, steady.
Turpenfine, quiet
Rice and uloiasses, steady
Peanuts. steady.
Sugar. raw, firm but quiet: fair REIN
ing. l5-15c: centrifugal Sc test, 4--IGc:
molasses sugar, l3-l6c. Refined, quiet
coffee-Spo Ris, EASY. No . invoice,
TIC: mild, quiet. Cordova. ssxHls4e-
The market for co1ee futures opened
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0rcnn Dedicated.

The new organ at St Matthews church
was dedicated last night by special serv-
ices; A special musical programme was
rendered by the combined ST. Matthew
and st. Paul's (Steubenville) church
vested choirs. The Rev. Hinkle, of ST
Pauls. delivered the sermon His theme
was most appropriate. At six o'clock the
ladies of the church served supper to the
choirs IN the church lecture room
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-06

500. ssso@s75: common. COO to 500. $3.50
| SEQ; bulls, $a.501S75
Hogs-Extra, S4.So950e; good. s4600418s
: common, A.0oa4z5
Fresh Cows $50 COOS co.
| Calves s5.OOG600; grassers. ssoOg4oo.
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LIVE STOCK.

d. 3Ast
CHICAGO. December 5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900 head; active and 10c higher;
butchers stock steady 10 stronger: ma
tives, best on sale to-day, one carload
at 500; good to prime steers. S. 45d5. IS /;
cows, $2.60@415; he;fers. 81. 60td4.6e bulls,
s2:60a4.5o; calves, slow and lower at $3.50
@5.25
Hogs-Receipts to-day. $1,000 head; to-
morrow, 5000 head; estimated left over,
1900 head: &c to 10c higher. closing cas-
Ter; top, s4s5; mixed and butchers'fi A.6o
"a 95; bulk of sales s4.7544S5.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; sheep and
lambs generally steady to strong; choice.
shade higher; good to choice .wethers, s4.oo
Q4.40; fair to choice mixed, So. 75GI405: ma
tive lambs. S4.00d55 50.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, December s.
Cattle steady; extra, s5.4oG5.6o; common,
S300It3.50
Hogs. strong and higher; heavy hogs,
S495d5.e9; good Workers, &9094,95; pigs,
Sheep, steady; choice wethers. $500
400; choice lambs. S.. S0lG5.50.
Veal calves, S65007.00
CINCINNATI, O.. December 5-Hogs,
active and stronger at SS.5094S0.
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A REACT|0NARY TENDENCY
FROM THE WEAKNESS OF TUES
DAY, SHOWN ON STOCK MAR
EET YESTERDAY.
WERE NO LARGE OFFERINGS.
PROSPECTS GOOD FOR SHARP
CONTRACTION OF LOANS BY
NEW YORK BANKS.

NEW YORK, December 5.-Commer-
cial Advertisers London financial
cablegram:
The markets here were idle and
dropping to-day. Paris again sold
Tintos freely, but apparently recent
reports of trouble were baseless, the
selling being due simply to profit TAX
ing at the end of the year. and bearing
pressure of General Mercier's foolish
talk about an invasion of England.
London absorbed the Paris sales OF
Tintos and Anacondas and held the
price fairly firm.
Americans were neglected and heavy
London bought Fries and Atchisons
but New York discouraged an advance
and the close was at the worst.
The announcement of an issue OF
treasury bills for 100000 hardened
discounts. Money rates were unchang-
ed. Paris exchange 25.10.
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NEW YORK, December 5.-Money on
call steady at 4@5 per cent; last loan
at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4@4% per
cent
Sterling exchange barely steady with
actual business in bankers bills at
SASSY for demand and at s4.S15s for
sixty days: posted rates s4S2h@4S6k;
commercial bills s4.S0A04S1A.
Silver certificates 64066c.
Bar silver 641Rc.
Mexican dollars 50ssc.
Government bonds weak
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RAILWAY TINE CARD.

Arrivals and departures of trains on ana
after November 18th. 1900. Explanation OF
Reference Marks: %Daily; SSunday ex-
eepteds 4Monday excepted; SATURDAY ex-
ceptsd; sSunday Only. Eastern standard
Ilme, which is one hour earlier than
Central Time.
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NORTHWEST sYsTEM-cLEYELA
& PITTSBURG DIVISION.
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nREACliIN0 10 mAn-makins. man-msnding and
~ ehAractsfseqildinG On the ona hand u 70 q

nREACHIN0 10 mAa-nakins. maa-msndins and
n misunderstanding. On the ons hand II II q
science. dealing with reason. a6ection. asp'ra-
ton and conscience On the other SO preaching Is
an art and has to DO with the problems Of right living
teaches the Art Of carrying reason, ambition Ana
purpose - TO secure happinsss and growth to ones
self with peace and prosperity Tor others The basis
upou which peeaehns rests 10 the fnndsmeutd tact
that man begins fuil-oroed but the mere seed OF
manhood at Q point named nothing. For no other
living creature II born far away from that point
named maturity.
We mus, also confess that the successes Of the
preaching OF yesterday ncrsass the diculty Of the
task that belongs TO to-day. when people come 10
church after reading Cariyis Emsrson and Browning
II 10 hard 70 satisfy them II 10 has1 - cenoote with
thoss VINO took three months 70 put poem into half
an hsur AnA ws have thirty mnues 70 raiss Ne
dsal In ana The corpsss u ths psws wUa't give -
forey.
1Asa uAGs ~ ~ nswseaessR vA,aA sss fsrn =
insayua9ton cad largely CAnDoAA FcP netWosAsonne.
ins eli that b said about yssv jsurnAaisa believe
there y not Q body % men snyvh1rs who ~ eeo0
useasr work ~ ossal. eivia literary and inasesaal
trutA tAaa The nAnaoan0 s1stesU q ~ nsvsSaesss
4 III esuu41.
NuavAes ~ - 9ss6 ~ 6s1ag rSwssteaa WnA
sss ~ asnses0y ~ nsv sselsgy. vsf ss0s a.
nsv Ass,soy. And ne pAlns g he sAnseA aso 49,
paiaA TAs Asseroyhs b ess he sshs - 0svsAg. 1As
novsr 10 ming snly INT - ~ frUft Day 49,
In owing - the OLD erssa for the 9sw. mon ves az
leaving the old hut With tear ~ sssAsly ss)oees
vhea once they sntss ~ ~ Oalaoa Fer ~ -
truth that b Of Coz - bssa lsssroySd ~ the new
schsaasship
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THE MIGHTY FEW.

UYHD M have always fought the dsaG Cor
V hSs1an aOalAst ~ Tyrane Many. Leo
ou0 nido and the Spartan band were but three
handfsd. Tell and Won winkierisd led
n bat handful against the Austraa. host.
Hsrmnnius in The Thunnsian wood
0aPe1 ne Csseav VIA asnAll ssssHseA Amid
eAAdyks and fens of Holland little people broke
oAstoOwr a Spain. From Bunker Hin TO York
lDVe IN Thousands na6s ASw nation, IL
OWN8 svr born FTso the minds a MiraSssa.
Os6upalD - D1nssa eaos he prsnsA tsvse
- ASs1so tAae sAssk ~ world The ssanN
onulsuln g oshlll bsOaA tAs rsbsass a Germany
- ~ Osae NaoslsoA ~ tAoosaed q ~
lAhes (hseso - @unblhg 0oo0 aaa haoso
~ ~ own IN Cuba tAsoush to wsss with
0e1ssn 0Da4n. Nov. aeain. tAs Fsw and Many.
Doss auansl Bneoa. AsAa In ~ 0csaG Casss.
~ NV 80 mighty and b ~ sud Issvail!
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|CLAURA JEAN LIBBEY.2
The N,,bk Nickel MESSENGER of Disease.

my peace ana 80 veil nigh fosUottsa ~ iseAosat
when the car again ssoppsA end this tine bsaseful
young SRI nAAs hss vay nv the CO..
On his way to her to oolsss the fass ths nA1An
stopped the conductor. asking:
"CAn you gvs ne i've pennies ~ ~ sta1ssbf
OF the condueter only too pleased 70 -
osd In psunaAs cad again my bright nieks, ~ IN
the HANS Of the eeA1nstes.
The lovely young gir svsdsntiy handed him 0nA,
for she was Given ny pretty nieksL
iss ne tell you. reader mine. just what hAeessaa
next
hold It while she made way for Il stopping TO count
the change which the white and seld mooearsmmsd
pockstbook contained.
The white. psarly teeth held the dissassIbrssdins
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1R:Dsg'sle!sStorg
AN ARTISTS MODEL.

II OLAA0g - yes ses4 0a1elr' as1s1 . swea
vu1oA asA IN inseane ia1r AalOA ovten sav
~ iD0asN tAcs eamsl n ~ lAAa1nG
Ouo0s0 cusiA
H sApod - ta1ank iese b MT s1nlseE4sa; shsa
he evorwhaamno Aasrs = pa1nt hss. his hsl ssnsa
Nm Return In ealf hour" and she t,sasd avaV.
. bs>GAt, wtDou1 (igAe on Ase faos
oseoa. With ws1A and hssnoD "a sv0y AaaA. -
chosen ar - hb profession. anl w1s ~ - ~
0sn1th Of his fsms
H nancss Irons Howard. wAs Danag ~ ~ ~
~ facs lacked - Asisass feeling vA1oA ~ ssAe.
For. ve,ls hsas was bsnss1eu,. sslh undw ~
charming extssses soAsre i0kA heart thae ~ 0un
~ hasA.
AMI ~ asw hs Asd sssa ~ ''l1asUusssss" g -
1eam0i
WA ssonning anxisey Aa1VA waissd- w -
ne nse eomsf But q iass - imyausaes vas ~
war6sd.
winifssa orsy wsssan orphsa. end he sole ssvpsst
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wholesome lesson to not only women but to all the
readers Of the Evening World
had ridden scarcely half block when the csr
stopped to admk passenger. colorei man. the oaor
OF wses clothing bore evidence OF his occupa,onths
stable
The conductor handed him the brand-now nickel
which had paid TO him but few moments before
and. - noted II the thought came Idly to me what
strange stories these nekes could tell Of the hands
they had passed through and the they had been
put to- u they could but speak
Al that moment ooorei Acquaintance Of the man
boarded ths and. amid approximations. the bright
new nickel was handed over to the conductor for the
nsWcomer's fare
TIE next to enter the car was italian. reool-
isctsd having his face before lie was organ.
ss1nls- who challenged double pity from the passsrs
By when plying his vocation by exhibiting the pub
lie the sorsst kind Of a core hand
From his fsce my eyes wandered down to the hand
In question. and a. sased saw my bright new
nickel dropped into ana the fingers close about It.
cisspinE II closely In thss palm Of raw sores.
] felt like crying out against IT, But on sscoad
thoasht realised that Il would b gigantic task 70
attempt 70 follow the fate OF nickel through its
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Noueuann ssA b. - psus P1aiAss osssssy ssv Y~t
~ ID yeu svsr ooasidsr. my dsars. how much svh
n ~ w d spreading disease nimsis n'cks
- on Aof
Lei NJ tn yoa OF little incident that happened In
Q Broadway the other day which should convey
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the building Of dwellings for the poor are nifty
| yea-s behind the age There Is reason why
thsee 6hould not h wide starways, plenty Of air
ana liGhs azd healthy surroundings In our tenement
houses. The architecture OF tsnenents could be
made ornate with but little Att'uona expenditure Of
money
The solution Of this problem will be found In the
establishment Of homes oa the laborng classes on
vast cooperative plan. Take city block In New
Ycsk and build on II modern tenement houses wsth
svssy Improvement. Give the tenants tho service OF
jantoss and every comfort which he found In our
large observation-disclosures for the wealthy DathA ele-
vaors, large playground In the csntrs Of the block
ALI these comforts and luxuries could be provided
economically with profit to the moneyed man and the
tenant
The ,aboring insists being his work
lie viii not make himsef slave 10 time and
railroads. II Ia only tho adventurous chaps who 50
into the suburban districts. where there 10 pure
and wholesome air hut the husband gets out Of bed
In the dark OF the morning and arrives home IN the
dark Of niGfN. Sunday 10 the only day he sees his
homs and family In the sunlight.
n the vortingmen insist living In the city and
near Their work. then this condition must be me, and
mastered II IN the interests 81 the Weather classes
10 properly house the poor II the city In these
healthy districts diseases grow ana spread: and hlthy
,enernsu.s sndanger the heath OF the entire city,
TAs situation OF tho working Glasses Of New York.
% far % house accommodation Is concerned IL saA TO
b>-by thoes WHO have had cxpsrtsoos IN thoss mat
ter,-much worse than In London. II 10 computed that
the populAton Of the tehement disrio; Of New York
IN twtcs - the most crowded part Of the
HritfsA capital.
II 10 satd that the ot housing family il about
% Der cent Of the inconeit certainly should not
c>ed that With a model block 81 houses for the
poor thsrs would 10 large saving In the Of food
IlsAs ana bea, would be supplied each family. the
zane A. In modern apartmen,-hoasss The houses
could he made attractive and healthful
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n - 0esu q n EWsiss wesil'
Ny intended husband does NOT want n to wosx
after We are married and for that rssacn Wishes ma
TO postpone our wedding until be y better sltuAasA
But have convinced him that Il 10 no dis0sNcs for
married woman to wesk. ] VIII be proud 70 shov him
how gladly will work fes our mutual bsns0A. 81
an certain that he win love the bsetsr fes Il and
We shan b very happy wrts this for the siri who
writes that she refuses 70 help along her intended BY
continuing 10 work afssf marriage.
Emmy A00UHlA
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WHY 1T ISN'T LEAP YEAR.
A Dolly Question answered Once end 6e All.

T-HE following query In varying forms b
csivsd BY TIE Evening " ora sgvsrai times . day:
Does not leap year occur every se,r yearsf
The last leap var wss i0a Why q not ~ ooS! Why
had not this past Fsbsuary twenty nine da0sf'
This question y here answered once aAA ~ I'll.
julius Cassars calendar made Zach year contain
prsctssy - ia Days But IL reality Il soutalas1 BE-
tween II end !, minutes isss. Thus In ~ ysass the
legal year would have lost day the seaar year
BY ne time the 0rsGorian calendar w1s ma1s. ten
days had thus been lost.
10 remedy this. 0otober u IN wHs ARBITRARILY
made 20 follow directly after October In 10
such another elimination Of TINA wAs dsosssd that
thsnoeforth no csnturiai year not divisbls By loo
should b leap year. by the present paAn the lsga
year loses day on the solar ysar only once IN
: no years.
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SAY "A TIMELY WORD TODAY"

President Mckinley has not lost the faculty Of say
ingths rish, thing at the right uns.-1hs Tribune.
%NOOD! Then Why not say timely word"
~ 10 Great Britain and urge that crest ma
In lion TO stop Its slaughter In the Trans
W wal! The friendly on,css Of TITS nation
u would not b rejected. ''Peace with honor
- Tie Boon anl tAs DrttiAh would come
4 ~ Nnr1ulsy would only led the way.
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N - Eait~ = ~ Evsas world
We are ali put this earth 70 pssfom ssns nis-
sion and when have performed that mission W -
TO toin our maker again. KIN all i6so6 and Grim
inais," says Dr. McKim. IL not . man whs inates
others to murder a. much Of murdsrse ths nan
who does kim We are not each posssssed Of - muse
brains a. you. DOCTOR but the brains ~ % Ussse0
would never have entertained any sUch idsaaL leu
have no right 10 take the nfs God gavN
SYDNEY 0BHNUTIN
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CHECK THE PLUNDERERSl

OuHOlLI.lOHIS already szaDFtsd from ths Third
Avsuae Railway Company BY political
III haaGkDallaa
- Plans wall unaR w q Albany 20
l0<o odd $s.sooooo nssdlsBsly b The oity'a
tax burden S1 the Poltes a. YizS D.
payemeots.
What other schemes may b In contemplation
nono co say
Comptrollsr Color says:
n esnsss which lead to the financial smhasass-
meat q snsncipAl corporations prsesey the sams
= thass which lead 10 bankruptcy q bSsissss cepss-
otisD ana these b In active opsr-
alton to-day boh In the city government md q A.
sasy. e
"a GlitnA In tine saves nine
N alat Grand jury. taking up the Third Ave
nue. trouble promptly and easnssely shouad, b. It's
Annl1p. furnish the needed check to the whole
sals roktinss for public plumber that now stsrtls
this munic1pality
with one voice, press and public demand ths
onaA JWys sssviesA And demand them NOW!
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LETTERS Evening IN va 1aa.n
p II Ths Eysnins w0h,

PiDe Pssblsos.
To sAs Hdisse q TIE Evsaas wsfh;
II one pipe smptiss eistsru In 0AsutA ~ en-
osasr snpess II In two minussA hov bsas would u
take both pipes to empty It. both vessing q saAs
tina, rsaAsss: CON0tAS(1.
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what IL Best wsssA aava.ss

10 As Antor a The Evening Woseo
whas best worth striving for In lfsf Mccoy. love-
fame, happiness. reputation oe-what? ~ f5sals
and srgus often about this. some Aytn6 oes tAin6.
some another. "a like opinions and rsasoD from
others DEBATEN
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WHAT A PRESIDENT MUST BE.

- o. hveusatly has the question bssa put 70
n Evening World a Ats whsGhsr or
soe CaGhoaie oan b elected President Of
- ~ uaitsA Stsesa. hat ssassNl aaGwsr
sse0 = b u piAcs In this ooluma TIE
coaStitntAn a ~ Uattsd statss says:
- O1Dea Sospk aaGusal horn c1tssn. o. Q citissa
- - United States At the Tina OF the adopsioa Of
~ Constitution shall Be eligible the once Of
4po1laof: neither shall any person b eligible 70 that
- ~ shall ooe have attained to the age Of thirty
- ysass and been fourteen years 4 residen, within
~ Uslssa states.
pV0 b oessrvsd that there b no rsfcrenes 10
~ SoeIU1ous Qualification. No such qualification
- tbeaoAt q. nor intsodeA The scope OF the
ooDu1af GAs6es for the chic o6lcer Il the Republic
= - unlimitsd save by the psopsr requirements
- ths ss1ecttoa shall fail upoa . man Of safe
- possssssd a the absolute Interest thss goes
- - sslahtshsd dtissnship.
r - Constitution 10 studied n oeAss rsspects
= -, - SsaaA SwAys - carefully dawn q In
= - y Dssssvs and psoosts popaias ~.
unnA WAansvs b. ~ ahllaaeAsn 4 Q
u0 = ~ aees q us1psuoa a eAs past q
1onnl ~ eass a IL Cens&ilul1us's nakses
u1n1n1 vsia. ~ vsifaN a IL nspahlie y
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~ WI sswsa ~ = salv-1AV ~. sbswn -
~ ssse@nauaae AseaA. - 49, na0o1 ~ VI.
tssaA Il No. ever n froes isn nght - ~, vsn .
rouaA essnsr q IT, bottom vAAss Il 10 universally
oanss.s1>oAsA. ~ ssss-lseesnG1ng voUus e shsss
shIsss runAu ~ iAsas IN thaR egaees 0naA ss10At
20 u Jon ere estting nsv ousng - vosessla =
- pssVW AlAg &c.
Acoleepo Inoo1n1lfO oDooA
-. - 2 =, - =? - 81. =
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L.sr. ,'.a Lee'' .rls ~ ~ sv,sns wsss ~ ss.a.o
q tss rsmik s,sy yaes.
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- - ~ fs4na ~ ~ AsA % staasa II.
- AD1.a osehses IN yarscy have been susssl
nGB1 onOEUvsnsnas - io0ting 10 Manhattan.
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OUA 00WO ~ OuugA
vsAsA - slnnnse = ~ . - 49, -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-22
What Astounds France.

Whatever may be the opinion of France or Of Europe on the subject of the war between England and the TransYaal, il is impossible not to Ho- tiee the attitude of tAe entire British nation in face Of the very serious check the British forces have experienced. The disaster at Ladysmith has not de- stroyed the nations courage. and. what is more remarkable, the people have not lost their ealmnass. Far from seeking to embarrass Lord Salisbury OF oYerturn the government because of the disaster. all parties are unitea in support of the government and ready to furnish mear7 to insure victory Petit Parisien, Paris.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-22
 Guaer VIII.

resident of EnderhHl road East DulWich, England recently pur- chased q parcel of old books at local auction room for few shiIlings. among which was an old family Bible. A few days after his wife WAS looking over the books when she discovered that several pages of the Bible were pasted together, and she proceeded to separate them. 4 pleasurable sur prise awaited her. no fewer than SIX G5 Bank of England notes being found thus seereted. On the back Of che Of these the following extraordinary last will and testament was written: T have had to work very hard for this. and having none as natural heirs I leave thee, dear reader wbosoever shall own this holy book. my lawful Eeir.- June IT, 7s40, SoUthend, Essex
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-22
Drawbaclss CT Lire in Kimberley

Only those who are willing tc un. dergo great hardshirs in pursuit of wealth should think of going to Kim berley, where Cecil Rhodes fz now shut mp with the little English force. The town is surrounded by level. traeless country, nothing higher than an ant bill appearing above the horizon in
 my direction For eight months out of the year there is often nc rain al all, and the thermometer often stands for days at loo degrees in the shade. To add to the diseomforts Of the resi- dents, fierce. choking storms of dust Frequently sweep over the town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-22
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-22
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The ancient office of ''headsman and e1eentioner of the queen" has just be- cone vacant through the death at the Fewer of London of old Stephen swee- ney Tso, in addition to his other tiles, bore that of "Yeeman Gaoler= =to Her Majesty" He was very pie turesque figure in his costume of the sixteenth century. consisting of long scarlet tunic, slashed with black vel vet loose red knfckerboekers, red stockings, with rosettes of red. white and blue ribbon at the knees and upon tue low shoes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-22
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