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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
CAUSED By JEALOUSY.
Former Minneapolis Woman Killed by
Her Husband ut Chicago.

Former Minneapolis Woman Killed by
Her Husband ut Chicago.
CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Mrs.e F. A. Hud.
son, formerly Miss Belle Walker of
Minneapolis. was murdered by her
husband, who then attempted suicide.
The Hrdsons lived ut the Vickory hotel
and the crime was committed in their
room. Hudson was insanely jealous Of
his wife. After inflicting three bullet
wounds. any one Of which would have
caused death, he crushed the lifeless
woman's skull with hammer, and
then fired tive shots into his own head.
The shots failed to kill and he tried to
crush his skull with the butt Of his re.
volver. In desperate struggle he was
overpowered by attaches Of the hotel
and removed to a hospital, where, it is
said, he will recover. Mrs. Hudson
came here from Minneapolis three years
ago.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
FI'N|.D|.|||N0|'|R|.B'|',' BODIES.
Remains of orty-five Calves.
ton Storm Victims Recov-s
I cred This w eek. I5E d \.
N 49, " 3$s sgs
Decomposed Beyo nd r ecogni-i
ton and No valuables
\ Found on Them.
HAD AL II BEEN b EN- ROBBED + } } , {: }
The Pockets Of the, Man in
Every instance Turned
!. .55 vi. inside Out. *: %G
Volunteers Have Previously
Buried FIFTY or Seventy
II. =sss:* five Corpses. %,

\ GALVESTON. Tex. Nov. 80. Forty.
i've bodies OF storm victims have been
found and buried on the island hey ond
the city limits this week. rs.> q
Prior to any action ON the part Of the
central committee to have the bodies
In the swamps aud marshes down the
island inferred, SO or Is bodies. victims
Of the late storm, were buried by vol.
unteer parties. II .,.....# :. -. j..
+ The corpses were decomposed beyond
recognition, and not thing Of value
was found upon them. The pockets Of
the men g clothes were turned inside
out, showing that the corpses had been
robbed. - -, u-. 49, rs ttr
It's probable that the burying force
will go to the mainland in q few days
to con tinue tho search for unburied
bodies. s3 :
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
our Hundred Men and Two
Guns Are surrend eYsd to az
!; q the Bur hers. us. 5s&
.R l'|l;I 4 i lllv % 100 AIE
- EF5
Force Dispatched 80 Aid the
I Bssiessd Finds Tho Town s
,s Eyac uatsd ,.5s ~
Disaster, Coming a. This Time.
causss a Thrill 81 Alarm III
In England. 4
IoxDoN, Nov, 80. 81 ord Roberts Co.
bles from Johannesburg under date Of

LoxDoN, Nov, 80 81 Lord Roberts ca.
bles from Johannesburg under date Of
Nov, rs: 5fss slss I
/ The Dewetsdorp garrison of two
guns q the Sixty.eighth field battery,
with detachments of the Glouoeshire
regiment. the Highland light infantry
and the Irish rifles, 400 in all, surren,
dered at $50 p. NJ, Nov.s32s. Our
losses were Is men Z killed and AZ
wounded. including Major Hansen and
Captain Digby The enemy ,is said to
be $500 strong. -Four hundred men
were dispatches from Eden burg to re.
lieve Dewetsdorp but they did ,s;t src-
coed in reaching there in time. Knox
joined this force and found Dewetsdorp
evacuated. Seyenty-five sick and
wounded had been left there. Knox
pursued and is reported to have sue.
:cessfully engaged Steyn and Dewet
near VGal bank Nov. a.. They retired
west and southwest. Knox's messen.
ger failed to get through SO I have no
fletaila,s %st $500 +. ~ y f%:sZsi*.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
SACRIFICED HIS LIFE i

Chicago Man Saves . Woman but Re.
~ cetves Fatal Injuries. "
CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-In attempting to
save q woman from death John Viii.
kins, assistant chief clerk in the city
clerks Office, sacrificed his own life.
:. Wilkins tried to stop team Of run
away horses at Belmont avenue and
Woodward street, just as the fright.
ened animals were bearing down on a
woman who was standing in the mid.
die of the street transfxed with fright.
He failed to catch the lines, but caused
the animals to swerve to one side Of
the street, thus saving the woman.
In precipitating himself in front of
the horses Wilkins was thrown to the
ground and run over. He was picked
up unconscious and taken to the hospi.
tai, whore he died. His chest was
crushed and four ribs in his right side
were broken. -. -. s> .:>,,...
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04

y How to Renovstte Scorchesl Llnen.
y A poor ironer. Is one of the trials
of housekeeping. Scorched clothes are
often discarded rs hopeless, but II not
too much burned may be made all
right by the patient use Of onion Juice.
Bake the onion and squeeze out the
juice. Mix it with an ounce Of fuller's
earth, little shredded soap and a
wineglassful Of vinegar. Heat the
mixture till the soap is dissolved. Then
wait till it is cold before applying.
Rub it well over the scorched place,
leave to dry and then put: the gar
ment in the regular washing.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
! How to Make Rice savory

Four ounces of rice, four ounces
grated cheese, one ounce Of butter, half
m ounce Of 1our, half pint Of milk
or water rice was boiled in, salt, cay
enne pepper and little made mustard
If liked. Boil the rice in water. Melt
the butter in saucepan, add the flour
and mix we'll, put in milk or rice water
stir till the sauce boils, then add the
rice and season well. Stir three ounces
of grated cheese into the rice and pour
all into a .buttereds pie dish. Sprinkle
the rest Of the cheese on the top, brown
in hot oven.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
How to Make Alince Pudding.

How to Make Mince Pudding.
Mince some beef. season 1t with herbs
and a little onion, dredge thickly. with
-four and moisten with little gravy.
Roll some suet crust out very thin
and with it line basin; place a thick
layer Of the meat at the bottom and
then layer Of pastry, and so on till
the basin is full. Cover neatly as you
would steak pudding. Boil gently for
two and one-half hours, turn out to
serve and pour gravy round. This
makes an excellent dinner for children.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
SYMPATHY FOR KR UGER.
unanimo asly voted ~ tha French Cham.
!. iber Of Deputies. " II: rs !

Unanimo asIy Voted ~ the French Cham.
n ber q Dsputlss. S5 & III IL
s PARIS, Nov. 80. The chamber Of
deputies unanimously adpted a vote Of
iDympathy With Mr.. Kruger.
II LONDON, Nov. 50. No attempt IL
made to conceal the extreme irritation
felt at the adoption 81 4 vote 81 sym.
pathy with MI. Kruger W the French
+cna n ber of, deputis The morning
papers are .unanimons ii declaring that
NO intervention 81 any kind will 4 BE-
allowed 70 change British policy.
I Il a Il, 5caunt srfeitl Money ~ circalstion,
.PoRr ~ PRINrE, Nov, 50. The a.
thorities having been informed that
many dollar gold pieces made W conn.
ssaerfeitarss were circulating ID Hsyt,,
consulted with the nstional banks. The
latter, after an inysstig cation, found
that ! large number 81 counterfeit golI
coins Of the denomination mentioned
wsre IN circulation. W
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
How TO Choose Poultry.

How to Choose Poultry. '5 '",
The male fowl should beachosen IN
preference to the female, and the short
er' the spurs the younger the bird. The
claws and beak are easily broken IN
4 young bird. Short boned and short
.lefged poultry Is usually considered
the most delicate. Ducks, geese and
turkeys should have the feet and legs
limp. and. moist. II they are dry and
stin it Is stale bird. 5f t$3 j /; .r a. VI 4
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
BANDoNED THE LOOT.

Beers Compelled to Retreat After i u
5sSy:. &s5:ss skirmish Will, British. Z ~.
i. CAPE Town, Nov. aO--Knox, by q
rapid march Of 20 miles, got in front
Of General Dewet, placed himself be-
tween the Beers and the Orange river,
It is now believed Dewet is going west.
ward to join Hertzog at Boomplatze.s n :
Colonel Pitcher had smart skirmish
Tuesday, Nov. ~, with part Of Gen.
eral Dewet's command, which was
conveying loot captured. The Beers
retreated, abandoning q portion Of the
loot and large number OF horses.
Former President Steyns and General
Dewet were in close proximity to the
scene Of the fghting,. but they eluded
the British. II 2ss Il, s IN tv NJ
LONDON, Nov. 50. In connection
with the movements Of General Knox
reported in the dispatch from Cape
Town, Lord Roberts, in q message
from Johann esburg dated Wednesday,
Nov. ", says that General Knox reoc-
cupied Dewetsdorp Nov. ". The
Beers, he adds, had attacked the place
Nov. 81 and the town had surrendered
/ Nov. "a. General Knox, at last &C.
. counts, was pursuing the federal com.
mando. 4 .,sS.s 9 =, ~. 7, && i =
ISL Lord Roberts reports that the various
columns found the Beers holding
strong positions in the vicinity Of Har-
rismith, Phillipopolis (both in the
Orange Rive colony and other widely
separated points. The fighting, how.
Z ever, was Of little Importance. $.,s 4
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
WI " wv W VI T5
MAYoNliA ls = DRESSING "a.
ow 20 Make This Necessary Corn,
Donent - the Salad. 3s

How 20 Make This N Necessary Com.
MI Doneat II the salaa.
The most inpsrtant element II the
dressing Of . salad ID the OIL And re-
member there n no economy II spelling
your salad by using OIL Of poor quality.
although = dinner may b perfect In
Ievery other detail, the poor quality Of
the salad will be the only part Of It re-
5membered or commented upon. TO
insure success In your undertaking You
must be sure that everything needed
10 thoroughly chilled before beginning
the work the oil. plate, eggs and even
the fork. Ssf& II a ,s5 HILL
The uncertainty and much Of the Ia:
Dor are lessened BY using mayonnaise
mixer. But z soup plate and silver Of
wooden salad. fork will answer. sUn.
less you intend making q pint Of dress
Ing use but one egg, Separate the, yolk
very carefully from the white, drop
the yolk into the soup plate and stir
rapidly with the fork until the yolk ID
broken and well mixed. 3s} 4 II
III Now add the oil, drop by drop at first,
being careful to stir always In the same
direction. II your plate and the oil am
perfectly cold, the; mixture will soon
begin to thicken. Now add q few drops
OF tarragon vinegar or lemon Juice;
then add more oil, and as the emulsion
becomes thick you can add the oil fast
Ser, In a slow, steady stream. Always
stirring, not beating, continue to add
the acid, a little at a. time and just
enough to keep the dressing from sep
aarating. Continue in this manner I'm.
It'll you have used half pint Of oil.
3Season with salt and cayenne and give
p good, vigorous stirring. When FIN.
$ished, the mayonnaise should be like
thick, smooth jelly. A perfect dressing
must not be too acid, as that destroys
the delicate flavor Of the olive oil.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
How to Use Bat. az soap.

% How to Use Bits nf Soap; y
M Small pieces of soap that accumulate
III the soap dish may be used in either
one Of two ways. Some housekeepers
make what they call soap bags. put
ting all the small odds and ends into
little bags made Of old toweling. The
bag may then be used like a cake of
soap. Another good method OF saving
the bits Is to shave them up and put
them into twice their measure Of boil
Ing water When the soap Is dissolved,
powdered oatmeal, sufficient to make a
stiff batter, is aaavi.. The Eltxtute is
turned into molds and. when dry,
makes an excellent soap for the skin.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04

Ss5tHow to Polish Steel Andirons.
Rust on steel fire: irons will no doubt
yield to this treatment: First rub the
whole surfaceEwith paraffin. then with
sweet oil, and let them remain with the
oil on them. for two days. Afterward
scour with unslacked lime finely pow
dered until all spots disappear. Before
putting your fire irons. away for any
length of time wrap each separately In
something WOODEN, old or new, and
pack away In q dry place.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
We're Watching Foot ball Came
J. From T. Il II the sif'o
n, Glass w forks. ~
MANY n \ 4 TERRIBLY ] 4 | BURNED \ 8 ].
Victims Fall u pom Furnaces
and Watts Full OF the Mol Il
ISL III s'., ten Material. /.
Some Expire instantly, 9th
ers Are Slowly Roasted
VI. Il. to Death. !.

i. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. so. Nine psr.
sons were killed and fully so badly in.
jured BY the collapse Of the roof Of the
Pacific glass works on Fifteenth street
while it was crowded with men and
boys watching football game on the
6eld adjoining ss,sE s,' "a M
About rs persons foil through the
roofupon the red. hot furnaces below.
Many were terribly burned and 1t 10
feared that in addition to the nine
deaths already reported there will be
more i.>% 80 % 3,;;%sy
1.-TWO, hGhred men and boys had
Ehered on the sheetiron roof of the
Yiass WORKS 70 optsA...4-. 4. sSs4se view Of the
annual football game between Stan.
ford and University Of California.
About 20 minutes after the game had:
begun there was q crash plainly audi.
BILE from the football grounds and a
portion of the crowd on the roof went
down. So. . ~. "a sssssz..
i The fires in the furnaces had been
started for the first time during the
day and the watts were full of liquid
glass. It was upon these that the vic.
tisas fell. Some We're killed instantly
and others 49, g %S >y2 y
(. We're Slowly Roasted to Death.
Y The few who missed the furnaces
rolled of, and, together with workmen
in the glass works, saved the lives OF
many who lay unconscious by pulling
them out of the danger. .E...... 80.
The police and hospital authorities
were soon notified and every patrol
wagon and hospital ambulance in the
city were summoned. Thersgwere not
enough of them and express wagons
and private carriages We're pressed into
service to. carry off the dead and
wounded. Many of the injured were
unconscious, while others were hurried,
shrieking with pain, to the hospitals,
. At the hospitals there were soon a
shortage of surgeons and some of the
wounded had to wait until help came.
E. The roof of the glass works was not
200 feet away from the football field,
but the 10000 people watching the
game were too interested to notice
what had occurred. It was only when
the ushers went through the vast crowd
calling for doctors that it became known
there had b cen an accident. VET 49,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
CANADIANS: IN LONDON.
Roturning Colonials Given = ultuous
i e.. t.,.,t5E y t:c:~ Greeting. - u f,.5,A..~

Returning Colonials Given q 2Tumultuous
1900, = :f:~ Greeting. - = r. 49, j..
! LONDON, Nov. 80 A detachment of
260Smen belonging to the Royal Cana
dian regiment, Colonel a Lotter COM
manding, which have just reached
England from South Africa. arrived in
London during the day and proceeded
to Kensington barracks. Since their
arrival at Southampton, where they
were welcomed by Major General Rob-
ert Nc Gregor Stewart. the Canadians
have every where been greeted with tu-
multuous applause. -. o.. 5..-
: General Stewart " made a. brief
speech to the Canadians, during
the course of which he said English.
men rejoiced at their bravery and deeds
just as much a. they rejoiced over the
honors achieved by the home troops
and their kinsmen from all the colonies
brought together BY the war. 81 F,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
How to Make Photograph Paste.

How to Make Photograph Paste.
Dissolve half IN ounce Of hard gela>
tin in three ounces two drains Of cold
water until quite soft, then heat until
melted. Now add one ounce six drains
of methylated spirit, and three drains
Of glycerin. This will set hard, and
must be melted on the hob or In hot
water for use. The advantage Of this
preparation is that there Is no stick
mess us with gum, nor does it leave q
stain. It is excellent for mounting
both photographs and scraps.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
ryovv In Make OK Ever.

From long, round loaf Of bread cut
off two inch pieces, carefully remove
the crust and scoop. a portion from the
center of each; then place In a deep
buttered dish. For three pieces beat
we'll together two eggs and add q
pinch Of salt and three-quarters of
cupful OF milk. Basic this over the
bread, adding more until the liquid ts
Ill absorbed. Carefully break an egg
into the cavity In each piece and bake
In q hot oven. ..n ..: =,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
Killed BY . Fnokpad.

BURLINGTON, Ia, Nov. 30.-W. a.
Inter and wife Of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
were shot here by robber, MI. Linter
dying instantly. They wereon thor way
to the depot TO- leave for home after
spending Thanksgiving with relatives
here, when the robber attacked them.
Resisting, Mr.. Inter was shot through
the heart. Mrs. Inter ram bat was
wounded il the back and IL now ~ tho
hospital in q dying condition. i George
Anderson was captured at Patterson:
six miles from here. He has practically
confessed to shooting the Linters.: st$$ i
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
TUAN's: REBELLION.

General TunS Enters Shan 81 Province
With Ten THOUSAND Troops.
St SHANGHAI, Nov. So.-A missionary
In the province Of Shan 81 reports tina:
10000 Of the troops Of General Tung
Flu .Hsient entered that province and
joined Prince Tusn's rebellion. Gen.
eral Tung has been obtaining supplies
from the viceroy Of SEE Chuen.
Tho governor Of Shan 81 has wired
requesting the viceroy Of Shanghai to
send him without delay eight rapid
firing guns, and the viceroy has ordered
the guns to be sent. It is said that
Hsu Tsien. guardian of the heir ap.
parent, is still alive and in hiding near
PekinR.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
OPPOSED TO A CONTEST.

Governor Lind Prefers to Let Captain
Van SAINT Have tho Place.
ST. PAUL. Nov. 80.-Goysrnor Lind
appeared before tho Democratic state
executive committee and expressed his
well.known disinclination to contest
the election of Captain Van SAINT. It is
reported that he said that nothing but
a discovery Of frauds or errors so gross
as to make it his public duty to contest
would persuade him to enter the strife.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
How to Boil Salt Mackerel.

How to Boil Salt Mackerel.
= Let the mackerel soak II hours,
changing the water several times.
Cover with fresh water. add a dash of
vinegar, q bay leaf, a sprig Of parsley
and half an onion, sliced. When the
water boils remove the kettle to a
place where the water will bubble
slightly on one side. Let stand 10
minutes, drain the fish, dress on O
folded napkin, surround with parsley
and serve, with cream horse radish
sauce served in a gravy boat. .r =
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
.uNEAsINEss in LONDON.
Disaster at Dewetsdorp sends y Thrill Of
h Alarm Through Great BrEain. s@@

Z b : K
Disaster 1t Dewetsdorp sends Thrill Of
.@s Alarm Through Great Britain. ~,
5 LONDON, Nov. 80. - The disaster at
Dewetsdorp has sent thrill Of alarm
/ through, Great Britain. ;. The censor
ship continues 90 strict that there 10
no hope Of arriving at q clear concep-
ton Of the actual position Of affairs in
South Africa. n For instance important
accounts Of the snbsequ edings
and the recapture Of Dewetsdorp give
ample details, but there s. A not the
slightest mention Of the surrender Of
400 British troops and two guns, which
were not even disabled inasmuoh as
the Beers were able to use them against
the British relief forces 5eF ;fs 5s;. h 2s 4
The ubiquitous Dewet" seems to
have again. gotten away. and, 20 far,
there ID no news that the captured
British have been liberated. ~
Taking into consideration the mill.
tary situation north Of the Orange
river, the smoulde ring rebellion in
Cape Colony, The rnmors that France
has promised Mr.. Kruger to press arbi-
tration Oh England il he is able to Sc.
! cure the support Of Germany, and that
Lord Kitchener after all IL not to be
given the chief command ia South AT
RIGA, the British govern will meet
the new parliament next week at an
exceedingly nopportune moment
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! OFFICIALLY CONFIRMED.

Navy Department. Learns Of tho Lose Of
N ~ the Cruiser Yosemite. .s-sssFE
II WASHINGTON, Nov. 8O.-The navy
department has received cablegram
confirming the report Of the wreck Of
the cruiser Yosemite of the island Of
Guam. Ri. @ $:5, ~ 2.E$5%@& -
J: The oablegram does not SO into de.
tails, but states that boats crew were
lost in the typhoon and that Admiral
sKemph will be sent to Guam TO ascer.
tain the extent Of the damage.
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4 ON Inn & D 81 Az

SEspressios ~ - 1sG 40 csatlaus ~ -
lIssra Ovss sf sssatsr DAvis.
n 81. PAUL, / Elil O Washinstox
special y The plons W Press ~: r ~
Il N public pisces sxprsssions q
sorrow and desp regret eorld ~ heard
from men il high ma low 5positions
syerS ths death q ssnator payis.
\ Tho natural sxprsssion hsrs j that II
n ysry unfortunate that tho senator
could not - spared % givs his wide
knowledge. His wsll-balsnosd judg.
mont and tho tot which ~ has 81.
hibited during thss pot four ~ e
chairman ~ ths committee "a foreign
relations b to III asststancs * the ID
ministration and ITO congress ssin the
momentous problems that confront tho
government Those mon b IN high
$plaossfins the admin distraction and those
who knew him ntimatsly In the sen.
;ate mite IA praiSinRE him 90 ono Of 90.
perior Intelligence, lofty patriotism and
IN indsfatigable student who went 70
THO bottom Of Ill pssti ons which came
before him tor solution. IL s5.s.
b n: crest Isss q ~ csustsy.
4 It being. the custom Of presidents to
decline to be interviewed Or to give &.
pressions to. newspapers upon any
question, President McKinley's esti.
mate and the sorrow 40 feels over the
senator death must be taken from the
telegram which President Mckinley
has sent to Mrs. Davis. II 10 fair re-.
lection Of the sen timent Sof the presi.
dent, however, as expressed to mum.
Der Of Minnesota people who called
upon him, that he feels that the coun.
try and the senate have suffered great
loss. 4& ';a$ VI h. s.+5y,
d Expressions made by member Of the
cabinet show the high esteem in which
the senator was held by the heads.of
the executive departments. Several Of
the cabinet minls.s4e sac ouJ u me
city, but among those who expressed
;sentim ents allowing the regard they
held for Senator Davis are Secretaries
Hay, Long, and Gage, Postmaster Gen.
eral Smith and Attorney General
GriRQs II. s...:. ; .ll.>4:;t. =
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Rnrrl.rs Rob = Po.toalc,e..

d RAYv1LLE, Ia, Nov. Burglars
blew open the postofice safe at Girard.
q village west Of here, anu took several
hundred dollars and n large number Of
stamps. The sheriff with blootlhounds
10 in pursuit Of the robbers. Monday
night safe was blown open at Col.'
linstoWu. AZ W.. 53SA t,2 ~ -. g,
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In Memory Of senator Davis.

ii Chicago. Nov. 3O.---Memorial serv-
ices for the late Senator Cushman e.
Davis were held by the Chicago branch
81 the Society Of the Twenty.eighth
Wisconsin Volunteer infantry, OF
which Mr. Davis was an officer. Com.
rades of Senator Davis, who served
with him during the Civil war, re.
viewed his military career and paid
tribute to his great ability as a soldier
as we'll as q statesman. 7',5".. =,