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vault nox Turned over.

Frankfort. Ky, Jan. g.. The box
said TO hold four $1,000 bills aud five
800 bills, which was to be passed ~
the alleged bribery transaction be-
tween Col. John II. Whnllcn aud Sen.
Rtor IInrrell, was delivered to the
grand jury Thursday to be opened.
What the box contains is now known
only 10 the grand jury. The box has
been guarded by detectives night and
day since the exposure by senator
IIarrell and County Attorney Poles.
grove says II the money was nt any
time IN the box he is satisfied IL will
be- found there todGy, as there has been
absolutely no chance for tamperiug
with IL.
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tHFFMHU- HHH- z
HOGH- Narkff fairly active and Utaker
Prices n tower Sales fHuKsd a. g. aFf : Is
for Pigs stat s1is Tor tlEbf ~ lsst# 70
Tar foHRh packing. Hnaftt5 for mixed,
ara ~ gWtN for heavy packing sna ship
ping iSss
CATTLE g0od grades ruled sfsafy.
Other lots acre weak Quotations sArKaa
- y Esss - for choice IN extra 8fear8.
q g0s - for good 70 choice DO 81 VS. Is
for fair 90 god % 81 1914 = for common
~ mssiam do H60t . for butehsfn'
gfssrs - fcGfs = for fed western steers.
q fsUt % fof feeding Bfesra & Cafta = Tor
c0sH. q 80 = for Hsifsga. q k6sff1 3 for
BHlis atd Oxen q lsfft . for flags O. 10
80 FOR Texas Steers. and u sszg7 % for Veal
Caves
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Tornio. Ont, Jan. s. On Tuesday
man about 30 years old registered
~ the I.0stin house Ds A. Flnberg.
Chicago, and was assigned 10 room.
Nothing WIS seen of him Wednesday,
and Thursday the bedroom door was
forced. Finberg WIS found dead lie
had shot himself twice. once IN the
mouth aud once Ia the neck. Finberg
Sc supposed 10 have bcen u traveller
for Chicago hat firm. lie left moth
iuR % rxpIaIu his Hcti0u
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Denver, Col. Jan. 5.--The eoroner's
jury that Investigated the death 81
Winfield Randleman. the express mef,-
Eenger who was killed In the wreck
on the Union Pacific railroad at
Brighton. has found that the collision
was caused by The criminal eareless-
ness OF Conductor 4. ". NcAllister.
This man lost his reason st the scene
OF the accident. nut IL slowly recover.
ing his mental balance
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Thoroughbred.

A New York secretly dame, who j. ar ar.
dent upholder Of the Society for the Pre-
yention Of Cruelty % Animals, owns a little
fox terrier Of which she u exceedingly fond
admIring the dog and asked her mistress
bow abe, with all her humane theories, could
have allowed the cruel dog fabclsr to cut Of
snaps tail and ears to the fashionable de-
gree Of bfevItr. The dame drew herself up
and replied, with some h4uteur.
by dear sif, snap expected X. Ever
Thoroughbred fox terrier expects 70 have
bis tai and cara shortened And tina;
humbisd man went away saying 70 himself;
That's the first time / ever thought 0.
'noblesse oblixe, a. applying to i0x ter
rlsFs. s-ClheInnafI Inquirer.
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Ann,her Lar ranna.

London. Jan. When water was
let into the dry dock at Milford Ha-
ven III" American line steamer Paris,
which IL Ia he taken to Belfast for a
thorough ogcrbauling after running
ashore near the Manacies May u lass.
ard being relocated. began 70 fill, ow-
ing 10 an undiscovered leakage.
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FRENcHMEN SENTENCED.
NM. buffet and DerouIede Vanished
for Ten Years b hd ". Guerin Given
Ten Years. Imprisonment.

Paris, Jan. s.-Thc high court Csen.
ate), In secret session Thursday con
dcmned NM. Buffet aud Dcroulcdc 90
ten years Punishment.
NJ. Guerin was sentenced 10 ten
years confinement in a fortified
place.
NJ Snluces was sentenced to ten
years Punishment.
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THE BRITTON AID nm BOER

THE BRlTION AND THE BOER
Amid the clash Of shot and steel
Brave British red coats drop and reel,
FIX bayonets charge the scottish Rreys
The queen dismaycd.
And then with happier courage bold
The Boer tactics To try unfold,
They onward marched across the welt
The pangs OF war they surely felt.
There came a Iull the trumpet sounds,
The beers guns had moved them
The major dazcd and all iorlorn.
The charge rcpulscd on a critical morn
The battle cry Majuba Hin.
Their captain led with genius. skill
The FIRE was hoi-a DAY of he'll.
In this great battle Lord Symore fell
Lord Butler then marched 10 Modders'
bank
His loss was heavy both file and rank
The gallant Boer at break OF day
Lay silent IN wait to meet the fray
The British advance with sabre and
lance
And strike blow. this is the chance,
And before the day had passed away
Young Roberts lie in lifeless clay
The Boer takes war as a practical Joke
md hurts defiance at the lions yoke
This - var with great and small.
United they stand divided they TALL
Their hands are last hold 81 the pillow
To Nho vii yin we cant say now
The lion bluffs and the Boer pufis.
About the coming ball al l.adysmih' $
bluff
HENRI ELIDsoE.
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Youngstown. O., Jan. 5.The re-
mains ~ the late Maj. John 4. Logan
will Die ~ state In ST. Johns Episeo-
pal church upon their arrival here. II
is expected nots that the funeral will
occur about February 8 Company u,
Fifth . n. O.. Of which Maj. Logan
was captain for long time, has been
asked 10 act as an escort at the III.
neral Aprylce.
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Newb,rR, \. Y. Jan. ). Rev. DIR.
Edward McGIynu. pastor Of st. Mary's
roman Catholic church IN this city,
IA still confined TO his room by M
ness, and his condition Il such as %
cause alarm among bis large circle Of
ncnnnlntnnena.
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Nnr.r. for the ne.r..

New Orleans. Jan. S. movement
was started by Mrs Emma Broderick
one Of the leading trained nurses II
this city. which viii most probably re-.
srlt in the departure from this city
at an early date u several prominent
nurses who desire 10 enlist ia the
cauae Of the Eosra.
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Boston. jan g. The United States
tug lcaolute, which runs between ftis
c,ty nnd Fort Warren. was sunk in .
collision with tbc Reading Conl com.
tbuy'a tug hvntnra iu the hurbor
Wednesday night II Is thought oil
the men on the Rrsolute were snVrJ
except the engineer, who H. missing.
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Philadelphia. Jan. The British
steamship Ping sney has left this port
for Rotterdam carrying 900 tons Of
steel trolley rails. zach - feet long
and weighing .a53 pounds. The rails
are 10 be used IN equippinR nm eiso-
trio railroad to he built In Holland on
the American plnn.
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Chicago, H., Jan Ist. 1000
Editor. The Advance.
Miuue1nplis

Dear Sir:-It is my desire. through
the columns OF the Advance" to ex-
press my thanks to the ladies and gentle
men OF St. Paul and Minneapolis for
their very great kindness shown me dur
ing my visit in the Twin Cities / met so
many charming and delightful people,
that IT is impossible 10 indvidualize at
this time. Suffice it to say that my visit
was continual round OF pleasure, and /
look forward with infinite pleasure to
my second visit in the Twin Cities.
which | hope will be in the near future.
| also desire to express my gratitude
to the ST. Paul Pioneer Press. St Paul
Appeal and the Minneapolis Advance
Tor the valuable space they gave me in
their papers
Yours very respectfully
Gertrude Palmer.
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npyma VIII 80 Present.

Louisville. Ky. Jan. "a special 10
the Courier journal from Frankfort
says. Senator blackburn has received
letter from William J. Bryan. sta
ing that be viii be here on January
10 70 witness Mr. TIaekburn's election
20 The Enlied stasea kenate.
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Rome. ia. Jan. 5. - bud Harris was
hanged here Thursday. Before the
black cap vas adjusted he addressed a
crowd Of several thousand negroes.
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Not wasted.

Joanny, did yUG take yonf cough medicine
FesssAfig p seaool, a. / tod you
Som. Tummy Budds liked II. an he
gimme al sptise Tor il.F-Slray Stores.
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saatlago de Chill. Jan. fvia CAL
weston. Ies.l The export Of nitrate
last year Was over 3o.oo0. 600 quintals.
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ST PETERS A. NJ f. CHURCH.
The watch meeting service was
largely attended
We have Just received greetings
from Mrs Mason to the members and
friends oi the church
The Scandinaviaus OF the various
churches ~ South Minneapolis ten
dered the pastor and his wife a grand
reception in the church on the part OF
the white citizens OF the city. The ia
bles were laden with good things. al
ter which the pastor was presented with
SIS.
The {, f. society made fine appear
anoc under the leadership Of Mr. l..
Curtis, New Years eve
Next Sunday night the annual ser
vice OF the Wayman Circle will be
preached The Mason Club will also
turn out with them
Mr. and Mrs. J. w Roger have re-
turned from a two weeks vacation Wis
ting friends in ST LOUIS and Hannibal
Mo.
Mr. {. c. Caldwell. OF 4Io Z. 18th St.
is on the sick list
The A. NJ. f. o. C. met Wednesday
evening and transacted important bust
ness Members and friends are cor
daily invited TO be present Wednesday
evening
Mrs John Gibson is on the sick list.
The greatest treat OF the season VIII
be a concert given under the auspices OF
A. NJ t. Q. {.
Mrs Jas f. Steward entertained Mrs,
Albert Graves and Mrs Arthur Nd
ANS Thursday at dinner
Mr. and Mrs f. A. Storks OF 4sTo
Filth Ave. So. entertained Rev Mr..
and Mrs W. s. Brooks. Mr. and Mrs.
ID +. Banner and their daughter. little
Miss Ruby Danner. Miss Maggie Liz
zic Freeman. at o clock dinner, Tues.
day eyeng.
Nlr and Mrs d F. Banner. 31 f.
10th ST. entertained Rev and Mrs W
s Brooks. Mir and Mrs. +. A. Storks
Miss Maggie and Elizzie Freeman. at 4
O'Clock dinner. Wednesday evening
MISSION OF FIRST A VI +. church
The funeral 81 Mrs. Jas. Moody took
place at St James Chapel. East Side
Monday go p m, Rev J VIII off
eating The funeral was well attended
by all who knew her Her remain,
were lad at rest IN Hill Side vault
Mrs Sarah Howard was quite III last
week but Is some better now
Mr. and Mrs Shepard set a 100 din
ner Monday and entertained Mrs Lou
Thomas. oi Kansas City. Mo. IN com
pany with the following Rev and
Mrs VIII King. Miss Allie Eyarett
Mrs Della Wright Miss Brown
There vii be pink tea entertainment
given Al the mission. 4os sih Ave So
Wednesday evening Jan 18th Suppe'
served from o to Z p m Admission
five cents
Mrs Harry Poster entertained Mrs
Lou Thomas Mrs Fannie King at tea
last evening
There wIil be sacred concerf given at
the mission the first SUNDAY. the 9TH al
p. M Some oi Minneapolis best tai
efit. come and hear them
Preaching At St James church. Fast
Side by the pastor al 81 a m. y N
class
The ladies Of St. James church are
arranging 10 have a grand leap yeai
chase a. their mission IN February
Look ON boys
keS King j. arranging To have 4
reading room It the mission
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Warrington. Jan. s.-T7,e Lawtoa
fund Thursday reached Sis.og7.
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sOtoriety Is cheap 10 get, bat dear to
seep.-R4m's Horn.
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1t now enjoys. In fact. We believe that the
legislation as suggested= viii greatly
sireng hen It's position in our monetary
sVEtFf,, -
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casualties on their size.
situation In entacre's District.
The war office llns received a report
from Cape Town dated Wednesday,
January 3, reportile the situation in
Gen. Gatacre's distfiet.lt ways:
"Dordreeht Is nov evacuated by Mont
morency, who oeculaies Birds StItng. on
the 1ndwe line.
"Molteno Is being attacked to-day lay
the enemy. who NOR or less surround the
police station. bat who according to re.
ports, are being ford back Reinforce
ments OF mounted Infantry aud field ar
tillery have been seHt by Gen Gatacre,
The result is not known,
"A company OF mounted infantry. under
Anderson, has recommended 70 Prteska and
exchanged shots with the rebel force on
the north bank
mo movement Of Gems. Methuen or
French is reported,s
The American Hospital ship.
The American hospital ship Maine
arrived at Las PalmaS. Canary Islands.
Wednesday and reports all on board
well.
\ report comes from Berlin that
Great Britain's reply 10 Germany rep
reservations on the subject of the Dun
desrath is regarded us unsatisfactory
and procrastinating
The traction engines have arrived at
| Frere and have beer successfully tested.
They pulled trucks over the toughest
and most sandy ground without diff
| ticulty.
4 Dash from Labyrinth.
Hoofd Laager, Ladysmith, Tuesday,
Jan. .. - Six horsemen made n dash
from Ladysmith a few nights ago.
and, though pursued, they escaped, II
is believed the party included Col.
Rhodes, brother of Cecil Rhodes. and
DR. jameson
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KEEP HANNER|NG AWAY.
The British and Beer Forces Con-
tinue to Fight at Various
Points.
COL. PITCHER EVACUATEs DOUGLAS.

Report ON Paris BOurse That gen.
nuIler Had Met with Another
Check In His Efforts to Relieve
Ladysmith Another German
Steamer seized by British.
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MINNEAPOLIS.

Go to Miller's, Fifth street and Mic
ollet avenue, for your photographs.
For good cigars call at w S, Con-
RAIDS, corner of First avenue south and
Fourt hstreet He will suit you.
The Advance Restaurant, PA Wash
ington avenue south, is up to date in
service and equipment Ii you want a
good meal in clean place don't fail to
go to the Advance Restaurant
Go 10 John L. Neal. Real Estate,
Loans and Insurance, o22 Boston
Block.
A stag party was given by Mr. z. J.
Johnson. Al his residence Tuesday even
ing. 10 coterie OF friends. \ full
course dinner was served. The evening
was pleasantly spent \ neat little
speech made by Lawyer Curtis was well
received. Those present were Messrs. J.
f. Monroe. f. Fowkes, A. J. Monroe.
Harry and VIM Donaldson. ]. A. Scott,
Geo. Coleman. w w Tucker. Adam
Norris, Ed. Hammonds, Lawyer Cur
It's
Miss Lacy. who has been i'll with
pleurisy. IS improving.
The Misses. Fannie Howard and
Louise Jackson. OF ST. Paul. were the
son during the holidays.
Patronize the Advance cafe. for a
good meal, and get the worth OF your
money.
A very pleasant dinner was given at
the home OF Miss Maude Rice's. New
Years in honor of Misses Mayme and
Jennie Combs. OF St Paul. and Rev w.
f. Hart and sister Covers were laid
for twelve Among those present we're
Misses Mayme and Jennie Combs, Lum-
ME Hart. Efiie Manning. Eliza Wilson,
Mable Dutton. Mesdames Jasper Gibbs,
10 Goodbar 7 Rice. MesSrS w f.
Hart Goodbar. f Folks. J. Harris.
NJ Z. Singleton
] he open door reception held by
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Turner at their
palaiial residence. on New Years. was
a grand success. The beautiful parlors
and refreshment rooms were lavshly
decorated with pink ornaments and hol-
". The hostess and her corps OF as
siStants did great honors TO the occa-
sion The hospitality displayed by the
much esteemed host and hostess de
serve commentator The attendants
give evidence ot emulation. and in 1901
many will no doubt eNcmplity Mt and
Mrs Turner's efforts in Introducing the
open door reception Conspicuous
among the callers were MeSsrs. Jasper
Gibbs, p. F. Hale. J. L. Neal. X. J
Coleman, H. Richardson, NJ +. Single
ton. J. Madison, Dr. n. S. Brown. X.
c Marshall Officer Mack Grady Law
yer Morris, J. {. Reid ct al
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situation In Gatacre's DIstrict.

kept under cover there we're no
casualties on their side.
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The Reserve Fana.

The ascoBd ssailSH provides far 3 re-
serve fgsd 81 81 80 90 In god 70 secure
ffse prompt HH1 esftafH rtAfH ptigH ~ cut
" ding triiea States notes ard ffsasBfY
notice Thia fgH8 iH ihsfssKaH G6aDi 20
over shss ahleh Is aa8 he's ~ ths ifeas,
aFy fSf red toh puFpoAss
NsnMs0r AsaF8oh quoted ktafsHffes On the
gota production 70 hhsyH that there viii
b. 70 difEewiiy - securing BY mse u notes
tEe gsfG Witch Nsif D. Necessity % main
tain ere faaa ~ Is max mum sHs8phf
The COMMITTEES d Hqf aaEsest a9y
changes IN sbs status u the silver eoiiar
~ ihs silver esrfihkats Hs 80 Het pro-
pose 10 tska aNaF ff4sn silver any u The
mghstary privileges o EfsfeGaiiyss Nhtsh
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Another stenmerseIsed.
was contrabsnd of War.

Rome, Jan. ). -- The German steamer
Kanzler, with the Dutch and Russian
Red Cross detachments for the Trans
yaal on board, discharged a quantity Of
her cargo at Naples. as II was contra
band of war. The Kanzler belongs To
the same company as the Bundesrath
and General
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Bible Conference Opens To-Day

warsaw. Ind. Aug. 1s.-Rev. ]. w.
chapman, OF New York, in a SER
tomorrow morning. will open the
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THE CR0Ns IN TROUBLE.
Unusual Case I'm Justice Smock's
Court.

Justice Smock had a most unusual case
in his court yesterday. Caroline and Car
RE Cron were tried for assault upon Mary
The assault started some time ago over
the difficulties arising among the children.
Mrs. Caroline Cron has been twice married
and is the mother of children by both hus-
bands. Mr.. Cron has been twice married
and has children by both wives. Relative
to Cron and his present wife the evidence
showed they were first married several
years ago. Since that time they have sepa-
rated several times, once divorced and
only a few days ago. They still continued
to reside in the same house, but occupied
different apartments; used the same cook
stove. but ate their meals on different
tables. The children took sides with the
parents and failed and refused to associate
with each other. Shortly after the
-estrangement Mary Cron, a daughter by
hymn in the kitchen. Cron's wife OBJ
jected. and Mary claimed she began slap
ping her. Mary's brother John. twelve
years of age, who was sitting on the floor,
whiting a large stick with a butcher
knife, became angry at his sisters ill treat
ment and jumped UP, telling Mrs. Cron
he would hit her if she did not stop strik-
ing his sister. Mrs. Cron then called her
daughter Carrie, also one of the defend
ants, from across the street, to come over
and assist her. Mary testified that Carrie
did come over and slapped her while Mrs.
Cron looked after the boy. A %neighbor,
who came, testified to the assault. Carrie
Cron is the daughter of Mrs. Cron by her
first husband, but took the name of Cron
when she married a son of Mr.. Cron by
his first wife.
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WOMAN KNOCKED DOWN.
Three Men Arrested for AssauIting
Fannie Wiley.

STREET. and Trimpe. the night bicycle po-
lice, did some quick work last night in cap
turing three young men, who were arrested
and charged with assault and battery and
with stealing a diamond necklace. valued
at $50. and Sc in money. The young men.
who gave their names as Herman Laatz,
$40 Dougherty street, Edward English. 5S
Drake street, and job Dillon. 1910 South
East street. were drinking. and late last
night went to the resort Of Fannie Wiley,
26 West Georgia street, where they tried
TO run things TO suit themselves and not at
all to the liking Of the inmates. The pro-
prietress, after trying to quiet them. start
ed TO put them out They turned upon her
her DOWN, after which, IL is claimed, they
took from her neck the diamond brooch
and what money she had on her person.
some OF the inmate went to the oman's
assistance and were struck, but none OF
them injured After taking the brooch and
the money the men hurriedly left the place.
STREET. and Trimpe, who were sent out. got
a description of the men and went in
search OF them. After visiting a number OF
places they were found in a dark place on
Senate avenue, talking the matter over.
They were searched and the stolen brooch
found. The money which il was claimed
sion.
The police thought the fellows were ruff
fans and that the theft of the diamond
Was not premeditated. The woman's face
was terribly bruised and the services OF a
physician were necessary.
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other Indiana Neurology.

RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 1S.-John M. Ak
III, a former prominent resident of this city,
died to-day at his home in Dayton, o., aged
eighty-two years. Death was due to locom-
otor ataxia. When a resident of this city
Mr.. Akin was proprietor of the Quaker
City machine works. A wife and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. J. Perrine, of Dayton, survive.
The funeral will take place at Dayton Mon
day.
WILKINSON, Ind, Aug. 1S.-John
Combs died this morning at his residence,
three miles northwest of this place from a
complication of diseases. He was seventy
nine years old, and had been a resident of
this part of the county for about fifty
years. He left a widow, but no living
children. The funeral will be held Monday
at the Hays Cemetery.
WABASH, Ind, Aug. 1S.-Robert Amber
one of the Oldest residents Of Wabash coun-
ty and a local preacher of considerable
note, died early this morning at his home
near Urbana, OF diseases resulting from ole
age. He was born in 1896, and came to this
county prior to 1850. The funeral will be
held Sunday.
WABASH, Ind, Aug. so. NJ. league.
a former dry goods merchant OF this city,
and recently a well-known travelling sales
man for a Toledo dry goods house, died at
$50 o'clock this evening, Of appendicitis.
An operation was to nave been performed
nigh
BRAZIL. Ind, Aug. 1S.-John Hyde. ex-
sheriff of the county. a prominent farmer
and a leading Democratic politician, died al
his home In Perry township, of Bright
disease. He was thirty-ive years OF age
| and left a widow and six children.