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SUGAR Mill OPENS,
fsurtees Hundred Employees &c
mack to Work In jersey
City.

mack to Work In jersey
CITY.
The b!g sugar refinery In Jersey City.
owned by the American Sugar Refinery
Company. opened up al o'clock this
morning. There were great scenes Of
rejoicing among the locked-out EN-.
p.oyees.
The sugar house shut down ten days
ago because the Trust 90 willed II.
Eleven huDircd men were thrown out
OF employment, Many families we're on
the verge Of starvation.
Tue rusnor was ahoat yesterday that
ne msn would be called In and there
was . general jubilee among the wives
and mothsra
A. o'clock this morning the satss
q the sugar house we're surroundsd
with an eager thronG OF msn. womsn
ana children.
The officials told the laborers that Q
market has been found for the great
oyef-production. and that there viii BE-
plenty OF work.
The crowds cheered.
The men who have been ordered out
Of their humes will now be able 20 pay
the rents demanded
Many families have been living on
corn meal pudding Gid Pigs liver dur
Ing The lockout.
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WOMEN BUY LESS.

The women are buying less" said
one seore Keeper out on Blue Island
avenueA They are going TO stores
wh9e they can get credit. ! have mo-
tIced no destttut,on AZ yet. hut ] fear
there will be; Our trade has been hurt. +"
Even IN The big department stores.
whore the daughters ~ the laboring
mon are At work. perhaps carrying the
family through on slendeses' ~ wages.
trade has dwin1led. so the contractors
hold out ana the 1000 wait.
Saloons IN Labor Row on Washington
street have closed for lack Of business
I'VE received $3.50 last THURSDAY from
the inisrna ,ional unions" said an or
cial to-day. "bui the money IL not being
used for strike dement's. We are using
u for emergency purposes. such as taxi
Ing care ~ non-union workman whom
We persuade To leave their places. We
pay them for quitting. and II they live
0ui of town We buy them railroad itch.
eis and send them home
Thus far our members have not CON.
p'ained because they have not been paid
benefits. and We have $50 In good
starpdins who are out Of work. They
are living on their savings. ! suppose,
for bricklayers earn good wages and
are able 10 put away something for a
rainy day.
The total amour; OF money dlsb,irsed
10 union n,sn NJ q a week during the
last four weeks II said 20 aggregate
)ooD, co."
II tho reports have been accurate rs
10 the number OF idle union workmen
u 10 estimated that including all trades,
n least 0,gO men are In n state ~
snfoeced fdieness. Of whom 1000 are
nom union workmen IN the employ OF
~ material manufacturers who we're
hut out on the closinF Of the plAntA
ale, and q conservative estimate oY The
pr0portion receiving financial help il
A. not much below s0.0o.
Thirty thousand men at IS work
aarh makes a pay roll big enough 10
yeAgEer thu larrGt corporation at Sik0.-
N 4 week.
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A VIEW York "oUo Wade,
"Is the View PrsosssA LaaA."
~ Slsak1Ovvtes.
nsGiss - TIE Dvsstsg wsrlA Nest
saturday.
BOROUGH COLLECTOR GONE

Alleged shortage ~ Chavles Me-
DerssWss. ot Delnsas. n. j.. 10
Over $4,000
Nothing has YET been heard OF
Charles Mcermott. the missing real &C.
tate dealer. Who disappeared from his
homo 81 Bslfnar. N. j.. Q week ago.
II Is ALLEGED that MseNsett's shortage
n collector Of the borough will exceed
tlsoon.
!fcDermotts rc,a,ives betSvs he vii
clear hiussif. Ills property 10 In the
hands OF the SIerin.
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All the evening newspapsss n New
York combined gained Ssh soluzas
Of advertising last week ovsr last
year. OF this the Evening WoriA
ALONE gained 23. leaving but lSh
columns Of growth to b divi6sa
among the seven others.
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Law "CAppBRS" IN court.
Woman AeOoOes o Rsllee0aa d
lpGtaG 1ss 70 Hire
Nugsos.

MAGISTRATE r1ammsr. In Yorkvtlk Po-
lice Court. 10 investigating q charge
made ny Mrs.. Mary Kusor againT Po-
llccman Ray ana lawyer James Nugent.
Mrs. Kusor In open court declared fhat
the policeman, VINO had arrested her
daughter for grand larceny had >irsed
her TO employ Lawyer Nussnt. ~ he
vas the only one who could clear the
prisoner.
Mrs. F1oesnee Cannon. Of 80 East One
Hundredsh and Ninssssnth strsss. and
Julia Nasca. Of - Eass One Hundred
ard Twsnty-tAird street. were charged
b. Mn. Jsnns BrcAmmer. Of IL East
One Hundred and yourteenth street..
visA shs stealing Of Q pecket beck con.
taining ron OF bslis and some jevsiry
At q ban on saturday niGhf. Mrs. Kusoe
10 the mothsg Of Mr.. Damon.
ne said that Ray. who ARRESTED her
dAughtss. INST hse ~ shs was coming IN
the coussrasn. He sdvtsed her 20 en-
0A9s - lawyer. ~ 80 the lawyer.
- l60lafs1 10 ~ Magistrate. and b
WASTED ~ - . roeolnes. BON men a..
NJ - GAaRUA eut ~ AaGstrass IN
s vsail lsvessagaas h. he vsmss
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thousands STARVE
] N CHICAGO STRIKE.
Landlords Raise Rents and 80,
600 Men See Ruin
Ahead of Them.

her head. though the wind was cold
and raw
We've paid promptly before" she
says 70 The storekeeper. who IN a little
softer with her. for the head OF the
house may be earning money again.
Il can't, missis." he answers. i've
got my bill. to pay. and they're threat
enlng 10 raise the rent and close me out.
| can't take no more chAnces."
Slowly she goes out. There are other
stores and she tries these and goes
home 10 wait Her husband Is out look
ing for work and will be ashamed to
come home without II. He dare not
take II when he finds H.
Some wives have been to see the con.
tractors and asked why they are 90
hard hearted MY man wants 10
work
Let him work" says the contractor.
Same union, same wages. let him work.
what 10 tho matter them And the
woman does not understand except that
there 10 no credit NJ the store and the
children will soon he going hungry.
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"TN TssE NEW Pn0ssisaD LAND"
ne New Novel 81 New Yssk Life.
~ s1snklewics.
uessss - Ths Eyesisg World Nest
Saturday.
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LABOR NEWS.

~ prUeabelity Of . general strike Of
- 49, mochinists employed In the
DnQ01y4s e sAeps 10 this city u not I'm.
O101DA to puesibilky has been made
~ ooflpusreop Of the strike Of
Do1U 81 tie trade IN chicago. which
2 49, - putting over 7lese ovt
- u1s1ho IN the Windy CITY ives
u8 obout By the refusal ~ con.
~ 70 IN the aew scale for q
nonlug Wvrk.day and c,s day ae-
- ~ ~ unions.
n1u1oosP John Scanneii. Of the
U1uge0o11, MI be told what the
$50 = oGsesttng tina. he intends
oqo6n1o \ y ''neu-Anerican ana
- pg1na1o1eo q Americas tn
-" ~ Csafssi Labor body OF
- Doq1o1 pooooustOns yesterday
y ~ wseds an1 the secresary
= - sea1 . ~ocy 90 the Com
~ 0seses Warner. Of the Ma.
Ur1oA. aotlesd thu c. y. r..
- t1e Ioeeoins construe.
II 0llSa 6pcauos the com
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I'm rsE NEW PN0aGIsnD LAAO.w
ne New Sevse % New yssk Late.
- SssskSswsss.
DsGtss % The DvssaaO WkessA usss
saturday.
ASHORE MAR nAFfDRAS

sehssssv ustvsa - she ualss Dar.
Crew % rive CaaSot -
oovO1.
tossehi - ~ osssias vwNl
NORFOLK Va. March ii-TAs
schooner L,ssis Jsmes. from Nsv Dsrss
10 New York. vttA lunbsf. vent saAsrs
last nigkt IN . hfsy-tvo-kno, ssls On
Haftsras inist bar.
The nfe-0vers are unable 10 board
the vessel on accoun, Of the terrific
Seas. The crew OF I'VE are u grsvs
PERI.
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nOfnBR SAVED HBR BABE.

~. WsUkss 1oo1 Pysssoes - nes1
ssl DuoOs1 The osssts0 -.
Hsng eso0 . Wan1eW.
Mrs.. xa.s Walkers svo-yssr-oM baby
uas 10 10 cradle - che Ai.a aoes frsat
rcsa Of Der asarsDsat at N sscsad
syuuss q - e'esese - aDsaiaO. en-
. bvsshsr ssl 49,. ~ uaoss ovs
EasA llAyi9R ~ 9a1sna - - =
- 6sjS$ -
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am - NEW PaOsus00 LAND.
NE Sew Seveu - Nsw ysvk Lsss.
~ sosakleWses.
Deusos @ ne RvsalaG Wsvsa Nsss
0esas1ay.
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"u TuG NEW paonssuo l.AxD.v
~ Sew Nsvss % NV vesG lae..
~ o1eoktssvtsa
osUAns - - 0Usa1no W6soa -
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A VIEW Seask "ouo vADoav
"la sbs sew PvooAssa losA.1
- a1sopdsWsss.
|sU1ss - ~ 0vsosng vvosoo usnl
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If HE WERE
SHELDON
Rev. DR.. Williams Would
Not Avoid Sensa-
tional Stories.

Apropos OF Rev. Or. sheldons expert.
uent In running a Topeka. Kan. news.
pspsr on lines tina, Chris, might, Rev
Dr. Leighton Williams. Of the Amity
Baptist Church. Fify-fourth street and
Eighth avenue. expresses mis- views. lie
sayS:
Honesty. Independence and high
moral purpose
THESE are the three requisites ] wouli
consult In running . daily paper.
Il would not avoid sessatiobalsm. bu,
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- I, ne p,,sins wsris ,

0upsAa y ne n,vsins Verdi
3 CHICAGO. March l1-Fffty thousand
nuDolne lahsrsss an on strike and see
G1npvun1oa staring them in the face.
Away seven thousand Of tins vast
osuv ~ ne pallid uench Of poverty.
= ~ vssks more 900 will be hungry;
= noatA-weli. Il 10 better not to fore
- ~ ssuesome situation then.
oaAAsss % al. The issdssrds all
~ ths city have agreed - ss'ss
- sooes, so sSos 81 the mare
noedos asslsss that The hs'sd'ss
UoeeDoss 'sosst ~ o. -"
Il Ssve been hear.is1iy hsrHassd BY
-" acclaimed one landlord to-day.
= hnWs no heart now thsy are striking
= ohsy east nay the rents they must
- nsv know why they are striking
MONEY IS MELTING.
~ nm y IN extremist. bun the
- etSll remains that ne rents are
- .; N.eoo nan ere striking and
6oeenAsat on their small savings and
49, ~ treasury Of tbeir union may
~ ~ 20 than. This reserve fund u
0UUlv Avlbdiins.
Thopo men were ordered out Feb. ..
- alsualy they have been drawing OH
- vastous union trvasurscs for the -
~ eoDota allowed per week during tho
olE1hAG period.
+ usW leas the reserve fund Of CS-oo
- ~ - this baas IL . very simple
on1e1atien 70 make
ont On Milwaukee avenue. near
U1sss y1assa stsese srosses II and
WAaee he big Turner Hall looms up,
Uaess the isboeins men. their sweet
noorts and wivss have made marry
- .he slo-aAshionsd Saturday nights.
0oD - zen Q change.
no CREDIT; NO FOOD.
0vn cannot bsetse illustrate this than
~ solllng . llttis incident that hsp-
80 te-1ay. 4 little SRI. neatly |
losnDol, eatersA one Of the dinSy gro
~ sHsen asl ssiA faltsrinsly. ''0,b
- = esaas q ersaA. and a. cssO o
~ - AnA ts&iss."
~WnouU ~ nsnsyr' Aakaa the
UnaguhoD0. gEtnly. bending ovss.
sA~aror1A111s . Ays charge II" ~
s7ssl ysW AAA1lD ~ saa't no ascs."
~ ths sesss1ssuosr. uesmiy. VERY
mnaA ahosheA ~ ehiod wsst our into
~ nUoly street aaA entered her home
~ sesa over esoss . psls-facs1
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INCOMING sTEAlisiuPs.
DIE TO-DAY
fssnss. uibrsitas. L,atssssa. Nss o-iesns
Panama. RrrAssaa- ess Juss sas Jasn.
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
10 SAN. To-NoRRow.
Kins wiliisn Der 3 RIA. Nee orissaa
drssp. nFvasn. Hsrh Hsyti.
lrssseis charlssea.
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ARRIVED.

POar o. xDw YORK..
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10 b ! 0rnrernrll.

One Of the largest hotels in Central
America and by far the largest in Be
lize, Honduras. is surrounded by tomb
stones. AS this old and abandoned
cemetery was located in the center OF
the town, and Afforded an excellent
site for an hotel, the necessary permits
sion was obtained from the proper au-
thorities, and In less than a year a
large and handsome hotel was erected
In digging the foundation hundreds OF
skulls and bones were discovered. all
OF which we're carefully collected and
inferred In the new cemetery. The no,
tel possesses room In which seryic
Is conducted by local preacher every
Sunday. Last year the Battersea Yes
try votad a sum OF e40O for the pur'
pose OF erecting refreshment kiosk n
the Battorsea Parish Cemetery. better
known as Modern Cemetery"
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ANU WNN MWNWNA AM WV va ~
NEW york. FOB 2t-Mrs. Mamie
Hayes was murdered tonight ir her
aleeplnr apartment In the hotel Endicott
bv DR. Franklin X. Caldwell. who then
sbot and Fried himself The woman was
SHOT an the head Csidweil was employ
cd as an assistant by DR.. Ephraim II. /
frayes. husband OF the dead woman. +
Three day ago Caldwell ordered solu-
t,on OF morphine which was delivered tc
MIN tonight. an bour before the shooting, /
The bottle which had contained the pois-
on was found on table in the room with
the bodies
Or r.. H. Hayes came from Chicago
four years ago to take charge OF the den
tai rooms cf a department store company.
He had betn a - .tist. well known IN
Chicago. and when he left there he placed
his office IN charge of Dr. caldwell. who
dld the shooting tonight Mrs Hayes did
not come TO tho city with her husband
but remained IN Chicago FOR some time,
jnst how long Is not known.
-Four weeks ago when Hayes opened an
office in the hotel Tlndicott, Caldwell
was placed there as an assistant. The
rfayes family occupied with the office a
set of apartments on the ground floor Of
the hotel with them lived Dr. Caldwell,
Ralph Hayes. nephew Of Dr Hayes,
and coiored maid. Mrs. Hayes was 35
years Of age. Or. Caldwell was the same
age
Tonight after dinner Dr. Hayes and his
nephew went out Mrs Hayes directed
tho servant 20 attend TO her work in the
inn h4N q
would change her Dime rgown for house
dress. within half an hour pr Hayes
nephew returned. and as the servant OPEN
ed the door 20 admit him there came the
sound OF two pistol shots Two more
shots were drel moment later. The
Young man and several others who had
heard the shrots ran into Mrs. Hayes APP
artments
On the bed iay Mrs Hayes Sne had
thrown Off the gown she had worn for
d'nners. She lay in natural position
There were two ragged wounds in her
right temple. from which the blood fiow-
ed The bullets had entered her brain
and she must have died instantly. Be
side the bed lay DR. Caldwell. He, too
was dead There were Two buiiet wounds
IN his head His right hand stil clutch
ed a revo YER. with a finger on the trigge'
showing how he had died.
DR. HAYES was found in a drug stor'
near at hand and hurried. TO the rooms
Tie was quite distracted. talked wildly
nnd II was feared for time that he wou
have 70 be restrained He could not offe
tho faintest suggestion OF cause for tA
Wild act of Caldwell
The police could learn but little DR.
Hayes. from being excited ami talkativ
cooied down and refused TO say anyth 'ne
The coiored maid was so frightened tina
not word could had from her
Everything indicated that Dr cald
wen had followed Mrs HAYES into tn
bedroom almost Immediately. She ha
only partly removed her bodice. Appar
entity she had been standing with ne
rack to tho bed when he fred upon he'
ana she fen backward upon IT, The
there was in interval Of a few sec
ond
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Or. Pierce's Remedies are for sale
at the Eagle nrug Store.

WASHINGTON, FEB 24--It was offl-
cialiy announced late this afternoon,
that four Of the five members Of the
new Philippine commission. had been
selected. They are. Judge Taft, Of Ohio;
Luke r. Wright OF Tennessee; H.
c Ide. Of Vermont. and Dean Worces-
ter OF Michigan. The fifth member
viii be announced later. 1t Is general
" believed he Will be Bernard Moses,
OF California.
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ALvA. o. IT.. FEB. A.-CspeciaD.-rhe
Touring mill Of this place owned by
Rowland & SON was destroyed by fire
early this morning When discovered
about 2:SO q m. the flames were well un-
der way and nothing could be done e
stop them The mill was OF l0o-barre
capacity. The loss Is estimated at 5000
about 5000 OF which Is covered by In
surance. The origin OF the fire is un'
known.
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Wide vestibuled Reclining Chair
cars. Seats free. Modern day coach
es. Pullman Sleepers. Call on near
est ticket agent for full particulars
relative to through connection east or
west, or address
c. b. Hart, General western agent,
Oklahoma City.
J.F. Holden, Traffic Manager, Little
Rock, Ark.
Henry Wood. General Manager, Lit
tie Rock. Ark.
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value OF oornstailss.

Cornstalks continue to increase in
value. They yield cellulose, worth s4OO
ton, for stopping holes in bGttleships,
for fine cacdboard ard paper, the best
foundation for dynamite, a pltent cat
tie food and superior glue. But II
IL said that 25OOOO 900 tons OF corn
stalks will go 70 waste every year In
England.
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AIvA, O. T.. FEB. 25.Cspeeial)-Yes-
terday afternoon Constable Breene ar
rested Lewis Wiley on a warrant issued
from Judge Dunn's charged with az
saultng and beating his child. He was
brought into court and his bond hxed at
$500 which he gave FOR his appearance
February p. Wiley lives on the Con
farm northeas tot the city and has hg-
cred quite prominently In the courts. It
will be remembered that the troubles
between Wiley and his wife wero aired in
the courts last summer and fall.
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Cooks AZ Ceylon must apparently be
versatile persons, judging from the
appended advertisement cut from a
Cingalese Journal: "Wanted--A billet
as Cook and ADpu. or either, by a mar
riad man. who holds Excellent Testl-
monials in Stufing Animals. Can STUFF
Elephants Legs. Moderate Salary ex-
pected- Please apply to FonselSa. Ra-
gala. Walapana"
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PoNcA City, o. T.. FEB. a-(spec-
lal)-Senator George II. Brett returned
today from Washington. where he has
been for week The senator expressed
himself most highly pleased with the
work of our delegate. Hon. Dennis T.
Flynn, whom he declares Is a hard worker
and practically sure OF passing his free
homes bill. The senator met and had a
personal audience with Secretary Hitch
cock and President Mckinley.
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WASHINGTON FEB. 24-The incl
dent connected with the seizure by a
British gunboat of British Steamship,
the Sabine. with cargo Of goods from
New York. Is closed. A cable message
was received today at the state c'spar'-
ment from Ambassador Choate stating
that the vessel. which was Port Eliz-
abeth. has been released and allowed
10 proceed on her way.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-26

Mr.. Popo OF Boston. who has made
millions out OF the manufacture OF BIZ
cycles, has never learned to ride a
wheel himself. Nevertheless be Is ia
miliar with every part OF the bike"
from the smallest nut to the largest
bar.
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A scarcity OF sailors more general
than ever before in the history OF
Maine shipping prevails at the present
time, and the wages seamen have
risen 10 an unusual point.
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Na.Inna a. Msrchanta.

America sells three times as much as
she buys: Germany buys over $780,
600, 900 worth more every year than she
sells: while Great Britain last year
bought twice as much as she sold.
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. pONcA CRY, Feb A-(speciaiD-
. The Hutchinson and Southern railway
, yesterday recorded warranty deed for
l4s $40 miles of track and railroad prop
(, erty 70 the santa re railway, consider
alton tl.oo
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ARnMoRE. T. T.. FEB, 2i-cspecial)-
Twenty-four convicts were today trans
ported from this city. An but one OF th's
number go 70 Leavenworth, Kansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-26

In time OF war France puts $40 oui
OF every / 900 OF her population in th'
GELD: Germany. $40; Russia. ta0.
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Arrive Leave / Arrive Arrive
No Guthrie Guthrie < CITY Chicago
405 $50 am 5:4O am 500 pm g:43 am
aOs 4:40 pm 4.40pm $50 am 1000 pm
ts9 ,,.. $50 AN Local LTossi Ereiggh, Ereiight
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If Arrive Leave Arrive Arrive
No Guthrie Guthrie FtWorth Galyesn
aO7 1920 pm i2:20 pm 1896 pm e;05 am
a05 l0;45 pm i0:45 pm 500 am sS2 pm
42s 40 am Local Freight.
A i. CORKINS, Agent.
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At Eureka Springs, Arkansas. This
popular hotel will be opened to the
public aa an all year resort March /,
1900. A great many improvements
have been made for the comfort and
convenience OF guests, aud the best Of
service in every particular Is assured.
A grand opening ball will be given
March 8, and for this occasion the
Frisco line will sell tickets at very
low rate. Further information cheer
fully given Wy any Frisco agent or the
undersigned.
R.F. Dunn, District Passenger Agt.
Wichita, Kansas,
Bryan snyder, General Passenger
Agent, St Louis, Mo.
Bicycle Berry Books is an excellent
little manual worthy Of place In
every farmers library. The book "a
condensed and practical, as valuable
Tor the villager with his l0xla berry
patch as II is for the commercial berry
grower with his twenty acre field.
The price is 5ccents, free by nail; ad-
dress the publishers, Wilmer Atkinson
Co, Philadelphia
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Trains wi arrive and depart from the
principal stations AZ the following hours;
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SOUTH, SOUTHEAST AND WEST.
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A. ]. COkkINS. Agent.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-15
new WARRANT REGISTERS
HEY WILL BE ADOPTED ny
COUNTY ATDITORS

meeting of the executive committee OF
the County Auditors association was held
last night in the Office of Public Exam
iner Pope, and a number Of matters OF
interest to the auditors discussed. A num-
Der Of changes have been directed by the
public examiner in the system Of account
ding by city officials. and the changes are
conceded TO be great improvement over
the former method. 1t was to secure a
better understanding Of the new depart
ures that Gen. Pope invited the committee
to meet with him last evening 1t was
first proposed to put the new system into
effect July !, but to enable ali the audi
tors to obtain a thorough understanding
Of the changes the matter was deferred
one month. The system will be put I'm
use Aug. !. After a conference lasting
about four hours, the treasurer's warrant
register adopted by Gen. Pope was ac-
cepted, and also a form for auditors war
rant register A changed form Of auditors
warrants was adopted. The public exam
lner Will send samples of these forms %
all the county officials interested immedi-
ately. IN all cases. old forms will he used
UP before new ones are put into use. with
the exception of the warrants and these
county auditors viii supply themselves
with Aug. 1. The changes made thus far
include only the accounting for disburss-
ments. giving a double check on the coun-
ty funds.
The legislative committee OF the County
Auditors association viii co-oDerate with
the public examiner in the matter oP i'm
proved forms Of registering collections.
anu accounting for receipts Of all kinds