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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-28
BRIDAL Presents 40 Revenge.

Bridal PF0sents Vs Revenge.
"Ons Of my rivals played me an aw.
full mean trick"
what was tt?'
He gave Us a lamp which burns .
half gallon Of coal oil every night
Exchange.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-28
AWifeSays:

I'VE have 5ouf children. Viii the first
thfee I Suffered almost unbearahle pains from
II to a houfs, end lad - be placed unda
tie influence Of chloeofoem. I uued three
bottles Of Mothe,'s Friend befoee ous lat
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-28
Not q Freak.

Larry-The doctor siz OF made glass
es. How much are they?
Opician-Do you wish nose glasses?
Larry-No: OF want oye glasses. OF
can't see troo me nose, kin Oi?-New
York World.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-28

The royal army clothing factory Of
Great Britain has only two commits
stoned officers, q director and a doctor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-28

The2stayer wins whether the weap.
ons be Drawn orsbraihs!ATheb best work
10 done by hard work.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
FAVORABLE REPORT MADE.
Judiciary Committee Act, Oh Judge
MaddOx'S BIu.

WASHINGTON, April Tho nouSe
committee Oh Judiciary decided To give Il
favorable report t. Judge Maddox'S bill
creating the northwestern division of
the northern district Of Georgia and es-
taShshlng court at Rome.
The subcommittee, of which Mr.
Fleming of Georgia was member, made
a favorable report to the full committee.
judge Maddox went before the commit
tee and the result of his presentation of
the facts III support Of the bill was d
unanimous report i'll its favor. Mr.
Fleming drew the bill.
With this action there Is no doubt of
the passage of the bill at this session.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
is NO DANGER OF A CLASH.
Both sides to kentuclty Controversy
seek To Avoid Outbreak.

LOUISVILLE, April The likelihood
IF a clash of Ia, state administrations
before a final decision in the contest case
by the courts i believed L. be small.
WhiL' every move f The respective mil
Itary establishments gives rs. to food
Of wlrlihs rumprS. tn men in control Of
these movements IN the interest of pub
III order and of the causes they represent
VIII not allow matters To take a serious
turn If they can prevent it. 4 decision
of tle court ofappeals Is expected within
a few days, hut 30 days must clap~.
after rhe decision l. rendered before the
mandate OF tn court i, issued.
3 cause IF thi, tact and the pro>pec-
tive appeal a. the United States supreme
court, II The Republican are beaten. Il
tinal settlement l. still far Of.
Governor Taylor l. still AZ his home il
Butter couuty, aud there i 10 mulcI-
uuu of Ms early return 70 Frankfort.
The Franklin county grand jury IN its
investigation OF the tthtbel assassination
Las = ,-r.u no further than the determine
tlHu ~ the nature oI Air. Goebrl : wound
and the direction from which the saot
CAME. Testimony relating "a the al
l-Ced conspiracy may be- reached today.
Silas Jones, the Whitley county suspect
viii be- the first witness IN this line uf
evidence
The daily news., 1900-04-05
Remarkable Cure Of rheumatism
KENNA. Jackson Co. w. Va.

KENNA. Jackson CO., w. Va.
About three years ago my wife
had Az attack of rheumatism which
coufiu-d her to her bed for month
and rendered he unatle 10 walk a
step without assistance, her limbs
b, / z swollen to double their normal
-izs. Mr.. :. Maddox insisted on my
using Chamberlain Pain Balm.
| purchased a fifty cent bottle and
used IT according to the directions
ana the next morning she walked to
breakfast without assistance in any
manner, and she has not had 7imi-
lar attack since.-A. Il. PARSONS.
For sale by Hannah Bros, 2l South
PalafOX street.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
NEW RAILROAD FOR TROY
Florida, Alabama and Northern to
Extend lis Line.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April At is re-
ported in railroad circles that Troy, Is
soon to have a new railroad. The Flor
ida, Alabama and Northern railroad,
which Is the Alabama name for the Hel-
low River railroad Of Florida, has made
a survey and located a line about 80
miles north Of Florida, Ala, their pres
ent terminus, and is now surveying in
the direction of Troy. The company
proposes building as fast as possible.
This hue of road would be of immense
value to Troy, because it would put Troy
in direct communication with Pensacola.
the deepest harbor on the Gulf Of Mex
leo. All the naval stores, cotton. etc,
which now find an outlet through Sa-
vnnnah would probably be diverted to
Pensacola by reason Of the shorter haul.
The Florida, Alabama and Northern is
said to have secured terminal facilities
on Pensacola bay.
The daily news., 1900-04-05

MANY DECISIONS RENDERED.
Spring Term of Alabama supreme
Court In Session.

Court In Session.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April THE su-
preme court of Alabama has convened
for the Spriug term. The cases from the
sixth division, the Mobile district, were
taken up for Consideration. The uum-
Der Of appeals from the decision was
much smaller than usual All Were
heard except two criminal cases. These
will be taken Ip Thursday.
Tn. following decisions were hand>i
down:
M'Cl.lln. .. J. .- Christian, Graft
company versus John Coleman, from
MrbI.n circuit court Affirmed
HarI','n, John Sp IT, admini-'ru-
.or, 20 ~, versa, Walker RInk~, from
Walker probate court Affirmed.
Tya't. J.-LoEi~vIllr and Nashville
R'ii"',j rpmp.uy versus Sullivan LuIu-
1.'~ ,' '"'.aIv. from Mpuil- circuit court
AirueL
.olt.i,.. City IF Greanville v.r>u,
,Irr.nylll. >,ltarworkS. from Bu.lor cir
'ulrJ curt. Affirmed.
D'":.U, J.-F&yy FAIRLY versus hay
Su"H z rI company. from Mnh.L. cir
'ult curt Reversed anI rrI4nndrd.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
CLOSING IN
on BLOBMFONTEIN
The Beers Are Again Exceed.
ingly Active.

Free Starers Are RAOrganizing and
Lord Koberrs Will Undoubtedly
Have a Warm Time-Robrrts Hur-
ri, dIy Mounting Big Naval Guns
and Preparing for the Attack
LONDON, April 5.-When President
Kruger recently proclaimed tha, he
would retake Bloemfoutein within a
week, Englishmeu thought it only
an idle boast, with no actual ipten-
ton OF attempting TO carry il into
effect. But President Kruger was
evidently in earnest, and is now at
work completing plans to make the
attack.
All England was stirred to-day by
a significant message from BlOem-
fontein, dated yesterday, which
brings the uncomfortable news that
the Beers are moving on BlOemfon-
teil from all directions.
1t also tells that the free staters
a being reOrl 1ized and that those
WHO udu DItltuucO W SuOIDlL 10
Lord Roberts and went through the
form of laying down their arms and
returning to their farms, were
deceiving him. Several prominent
free stste leaders. who had aPpar-
emily submitted, were foremost in the
fighting at the BlOemfontein water
works ambush.
But Lord Roberts was not taken
altogether unawares. Evidently he
suspected something of the kind, for
he has been hurrying to mount big
naval guns to guard against an at
tack.
Every sign indicates that the Beers
do not intend to wait for Lord Rob
erts to take the offensive, but they
are pressing the attack and will
force the fighting. A terrific battle
may be expected at almost any mo-
ment.
1t is reported that Col. Porter has
rescued 81 of the troops captured Y
the Beers in the wafer works AIN
bush. Their names are not give
but they were probably members If
the Household cavalry of the Tenth
hussars. Their rescue has caused
great rejoicing here.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
MORTGAGE FOR $40, 900, 900
1t Is Filed by the Western CniOn Tel
egraph Company.

New YORK, April "A mortgage for
so, 900, 900 has been filed at the auditors S
office by attorneys representing a 50-year
loan at AZ per cent for that amount
made for the Farmers Loan and Trust
company as trustees, TO the Western
Union Telegraph company. Bonds for
the $50 ,0OO,OOO will be issued. These
bonds will. i'll part. be used for the re
demptiOu Of other bonds which mature
in the near future and other obligations
Nine million dollars will however. be
applied toward the development Of the
telcEraph business.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
Under FULL SAIL.

o." DharEar, Drawing - Feet q
iu-hes. Passes Through the Channel
Nuhoui Towing.
I.a swedish ship Dhsrwar Capt.
.aetsll. had some dispute with the
~ t.a,- this morning about towing
..- .. -.a. 80 the captain gave or
t,-- g. hoist sails and the large
... ---I tons. and drawing - feet 6
. '..- Ua~ ~ooa under way moving
~. '.. bay and over the bar a.
r.,EI, a. white swan. she l.
..G f.r ~. Petersburg.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
UNIQUE CONTEST IN SENATE
SpOoncr Is Reported as Trying to
Hence Tillman.

WASHINGTON, April 1. - There has
been much newspaper talk relative TO q
contest which is going on in the United
States senate between Senator SpOOner
and Senator Tillman. The statements
are to the effect that Senator SpOOner
has undertaken the extraordinary task
of trying to silence fellow member Of
the senate Such contest would be
a unique one, and has not been wit
messed in the United States senate since
the days of Webster aud Calhoun and
Hayue.
There is no doubt Senator Tillman is
at times impetuous, and is at all times
outspoken in his opposition to certain
order of things, and he speaks perhaps
at times with vehemence upon certain
topics, but as a senator of a sovereign
state that is his right. If SpOOner has
undertaken TO wage contest against
Tllman on these lines the South Caro-
lima senator will doubtless be ready to
meet him. and there are many who be-
h,ve that TIllman will, before the end
Of the present session, completely down
IN" .'refued little lawyer from the
west.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
A WHEEL THIEF is SENT UP.
south Carolina Judge Gave Him Five
Years at Hard Labor.

COLUMBIA, :. c., April 4.-Bicycle
thieves received a severe blow in the
court Of general sessions here. Wheels
have been stolen with the greatest fire.
quoncy within a few weeks, the staff Of
one newspaper having lost five. When
captured heretofore the thieves have
been taken before a magistrate and Is
capped with 30 days on the chaingany,
but a newspaper man who caughta thief
had HIM sent u the higher court.
The fellow pleaded guilty and Judge
Benet announced that he put bicycle and
horse stealing in the same category
both could be ridden awav-and sen
fenced the criminal u five years at hard
Labor
The daily news., 1900-04-05
DAVIS ON SOUTH AFRICA.
He Says Pretoria Is Impregna bIe-ROb-
erts at hay.

WAsHINGTON, April after Secr,'-
tary Of the Interior Hitchcock sent 10
Webster Davis brief note, in which he
said the president had asked him To an
nounce to Mr.. Davis that he had a.
cepted his resignation tO become effrc-
tive today, Mr.. Davis felt at liberty to
talk freely on the South African situa-
tion and what he saw there.
After describing the fOrtifications nc
Pretoria he stated positively that Pre-
tOria was absolutely impregnable.
He says that at Tugela Butler and his
10000 men are held at bav by 1000.
With this force JOubert and BOtha held
Butler back and kept White and his lj,-
men cOrraled in the town.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
Big Contract Awarded.

PITTSBURG, April 4.-The Pittsburg
Coal company has received one Of the
largest contracts for coal ever awarded
a single company. The NatiOnOl Steel
company, American Tinplate company
and the American Steel Hoop company
have awarded TO the local coal concern
a joint contract for supplying most Of the
coal used in the various plants for year.
While the exact figures on the deal are
withheld it is said the contract is worth
in the neighbOrhOOd " $40, 900, ,OOO.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
Ppnncr Declines.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Mr Charles
Pepper. recently proffered the station 4
of secretary of the Philippine commits
sion. has declined the place At the
time the profer was made Mr. Pepper
was absent in Puerto Rico and 10 earl
icr opportunity was offered for making
known his declination Of the offer.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
Carolina Mayors to Meet.

SPARrANBU2U, ). C., April 4.-The
fourth annual convention Of the mayors
of the state of South Carolina will BE-
held in SpartanburR on Wednesday,
May ,. lasting three days. The object
IF this meeting is the general improve
ment Of every branch Of municipal gov
ernInent by a practical study and discus
sion Of municipal affairs.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
No Right To UgIiness.

The women who is lovely in face.
form and temper will always have
friends. but one who would be at
trPctive must keep her health. Ifshe
il weak, sickly aud all run down. she
will be nervous and irritable. If she
has constipation or kidney trouble,
g. impure blood will cause pimples,
blO,ches, skin erup:ions and a
wTetched complexion. Electric Bit
tiers is the best medicine i'm the
world To regulate stomach, liver ard
kidneys and to purify the blood. 1t
gives strong nerves, bright eyes,
smooth. velvety skin, rich complex
tiou. Ii will make "A gOod-lookiny.
charming woman of rundown in
valit. Only o. cents at W. 4. ID Al
emberte.
An alatr9Df a-Sortmpnt Df trur k
The daily news., 1900-04-05
KIMBERLEY WAS IN
DESPERATE STRAITS
Authorities Were at One Time
Near Surrendering.
PETITION SENT TO BULLER


Commander at Kimberley Garrison.
Situation la City Was Fearful-Poo.
pie Were Dying Of Hunger.
LONDON, Arril THE troubles be.
tween Cecil Rhodes and Colonel Keke.
wich are now being fully told. II ap-
pears that the relations between the
''empire maker" and the colonel com
manding at Kimberley reached such a
pass that Mr. Rhodes ordered the army
officer out of the house. The dispute Is
told in detail by Kimberley CORES
pondent
When Mr.. Rhodes saw the danger 70
which the town and It's inhabitants
were exposed he came to the conclusion
that the time had arrived for the facts
IN the case to be placed on record. He
accordingly called the mayor and few
leading citizens together, and in consul
tation with them drew up q petition.
which was duly forwarded 10 Colonel
kekewlch, accompanied by the request
that he would transmit 1t by hehOgraph
to the higher military authorities.
The petition deals at length with the
conditions existing at Kimberley after
che clty had been under seige for four
months, and requests that relief be sent
aG the earliest possible moment
The document shows that the people
OF Kimberley were in dire straits, and
suggested TO Roberts that the officials
were on the verge Of surrendering.
After taking time to consider his de
0slon, the officer commanding sent Mr.
Rhodes letter informing him that the
substance Of his communication had
been tOTwrrded to Lord Roberts per he
hograph. Lord Roberts reply, which
was communicated in due course, pos
sesSeS no less historical interest than the
remarkable communication which origi-
mated the correspondence:
81 beg you represent 70 the mayor and
Nj Rhodes as strongly as You possibly
can the disastrous and humiliating effect
OF Surrendering after 50 prolonged and
glorious defense. Many days viii not
pass before Kimberley will be relieved,
rs we commence active operations to.
morrow.
"ruCdre military operations depend IN
dt-'g"Ile&sure on yOur maintaining your
position very short time longer.
Mr.. Rhodes was much annoyed at the
suggestion that the Thought of surrender
had ever occurred either tO himself or to
those ass pciAted with him in the repre-
6entations which had been made and
have reason TO believe that when Lord
Roberts and Lord Kitchener arrived in
kimberley he took al early opportunity
If diSabusing their minds of - mis-
rhI,yOue IN impression.
The daily news., 1900-04-05

We aim to have all goods on sal,
thoroughly reliable, because there j.
such thing as maintaining tht
grade all along the line, and no mat
ter how low an article may b..
priced az this store you can rely or
its quality at all times. We kIoI
only what we can recommend, and
we recommend only what We know
is trustworthy. When we tell you
the merits of a purchase you can
rely on the assurance. Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-05

How can We afford to sell such
high grade Clothing at such close
prices? Our answer is pure and sim
Pile; Ours is q modern store, con-
Structed strictly on progressive
plans. Our Clothing is sold on the
smallest margin of profit, depending
on large volume OF business. The
more Clothing we sell the greater
our purchasing power, the lower
our prices; that's tie story ina nut
she'll. White 5.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
1T MAY BE BISHOP KELLEY.
Souvenirs Received at Savannah IndI-
cate His Appointment.

SAVANNAH, April 4.-Considerable in
terest has been created in Savannah by
the receipt Of several consecration sou
venirs bearing the photograph Of Vicar
General Kelley, who. it is expected, will
be named as bishop Of Savannah before
a great while.
Some enterprisinQ firm in the east has
issued the souvenir upon the theory.
doubtless, that Father Kelley is "a b.
Bishop BeCkor's successor. The souve-
mir consists If piece of purple ribbon
from which l. suspended a photograph
Of Father Kelley. The reading matter
on the ribbon states that he mas been
cOnsecrated bishop Of Savannah II
there has been any appointment If u
bishop If Savannah the fact l. being
kept a sHcrcr. Father Kelley saws hs
knows nothing of IT.
TO CUISE; = COLD ~ ONE DAY
fake If.IAtive BrornO QUINN Tablet. AL
druggists refund the money ~ 10 .aIls to
sure. r. ". Groves signature - on each
bDX.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
AN OLD MANS FATAL LEAP.
In BAD HcAIth Brice Ends His Life
at Knoxville.

KNOXVILLE, April IN b. Brice, M
aged man Of Mascot, Tenn. jumped from
She Tennessee river briISc here thi,
morning. He fell about 100 let. RE
w2S rescued but died before ~ reached
the shore. He left upon the bridge his
hat containing f69 in money, "a knife.
and 4 railroad trunk check He was
Identified by means u the check.
He arrived III the city last night with
- daughter from trip west in search
Of health. He left his daughter at the
hotel and went to the river Broken
health is assigned as the cause
The daily news., 1900-04-05
COLVILLE RETURNS
TO BLOEMFONTEIN
His Force With French's Re
joins the Main Army.
IT MAY MEAN AN ADVANCE
Believed That Lord Roberts Has De
CidCd to MOveat Once Entire British
Force Inactive Further Details Of
BrOadNOod'S Defeat.

Force Inactive Further Details Of
BrOadwOod's Defeat.
LONDON, April 4-Gercral Colviu'
and General French have given up thr
movement against The Beers east oi
BlocmfOntein and have r,Joined th''
main army. 1t doubtless seemed 10 Lord
Roberts vain thing 70 send from lO.On
% 1900 of his best troops into the vii
dernesS. with field transport. in the III
rectipn at a right angie. which l. chosen
a. IA line Of advance The Beers hay"
probably moved elsewhere, and If ru the
southwest General Colville could a.
easily strike them from BlprmfuutcIu ~
by following up across the plains. TheS,'
differences still leave the situation b.-
wildering for the time being. Tho
enormously superior British forccs ap-
pear inactive in every part of the war
f1eld, waiting yet probably for the a'-
cumulAtion Of material for a swift ad-
vance across the Transvaal frontier.
The permanent bridge at the MOdder
river station has been finished. The
first train passed over IL Tuesday.
The British garrison at SpringfOntein
was rouSed at midnight Monday by the
fhtimatiOn that the BOers IN force weTN-
about TO make All attack, but not a
burgher appeared.
Further details Of the British reverse4
near the BloemfonteAn waterworks tend
10 show that greater cohesion exists
among the burghers II the Free STATE
than had been imagined.
The Standards correspondent illus
trates the "slimness" Of the Beers by
mentioning that they concealed them
selves in the long grass and further de
oeived Colonel Bruadwood's troops BY
deputing some of their number To ap-
pear unaI1ned aS merely interested speC-
tatOrS The Beers were at first forced
back by the fire Of the artillery, hut
were soon reinforced and resumed the
offensive, per6Ulng the British for >Oms
distance On the arrival Of the Ninth
and cavalry divisions an attempt waJ
made to surround the federal troops.
but they fell back 70 a strong position
and General Colville finding them pro-
vided with Cr-uSot guns decided not to
engage them ard returned TO b. -hman']
Eop.
4 further hst Of tn, casualties sus-
tanned by the British officers at KUOru
spruit March 3 adds II missing and ono
wounded, making the total thus far p.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
II. Augustine Hotel sold.

ST. AUGUsrINN, Fla, April 4.-One Of
the largest and most important real es-
tate transfers that has been made in this
city for many years was consunmated
on Saturday last. Wien the Florida
House changed ownership. This valu-
able property has been owned for num-
Der of years by I. IL. Leonard, but it
was buoght on Saturday by Joseph II.
LYNN of this city.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
south Georgia Extension.

QUIrEAN. Ga. April 4.-The engineer
ing crops Of the South Georgia railroad
has lust left here on the final survey for
the location of tha extension toward
Tampa and the right of WAY is heing Sc
cured A. fast a. possible. 80 that az soon
a. the route Is declled uH work NAV be
f~7-, A. gnpa
The daily news., 1900-04-05
lI0THER WAR
RUSSIA Us. JAPAN
-..- -s.ions for the Conflict
Are OmInOuS.

--.a I;ushinS Grain Go Fort arthur
Japan Has Ordered ont Naval
r..-.r,rs 10 Srrv- During Ap-
.-sachinc NancuyeTs Of lhe I'm
..rc War Fleet.
-.tNpHAr. April .. - ominoG7
.-..ioue for the impending con-
..rtiuua at the Russian and
....--- war departments. Russia
.ry strenuous ,tibTtz u fiji
... ,.-.u- with grain. and even al
a.-s4uic prices vast quantities
.a. imported from North
.. .a- called out her naval re-
.....- t.- service during the APP
.... ....s iuaueuvsrs, when the en-
.... ,aaue-r wsr fleet will be en-
..-.t
d.. aEIA. April 5.-According TO
.-- from the Central Pacific
...vav -.eamship Empress, just ar
we'd AZ WIlliamhesd quarantine
.-.,r -1e orient, there il no longer
t.y attempt on the part OF Japan TO
mccall the regretted imminence OF
w.r Vlth Russia.
Now tnat preparations for the
--yl.cle bv both sides are actively
....ug ou, Russia has practically as
.n-d control OF Corea by methods
.-olIarly Russian.
Eu--Ia u now huTrying troops and
Say -aIps TO the scere of future ac-
..... but when the long threatened
.II d0ss burst. il will find Japan
R,.. prepared a. well as Russia.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
DEATH OF MRS. SMITH.
Wife OF Engineer Jam. : NJ. Smi' h
Passes AWAY

Mrs. Sophronia Smith, wife of En-
gineer James NJ. Smith OF the steam
er Florida, died at her home, 3ll
East Romano street yesterday after
noon at o'clock.
All of the tugs of the company to
which the Florida belongs are flying
their flags at half mast to-day in
honor of her memory.
The funeral will take place ar 8 30
O'Clock this afternoon from the Pala
fox street Methodist church. Intel -
ment at st. Johns cemetery.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
10 CI-Ikt, y CnInIN ONE Day


For the next ~ days a. J Wat
tiu- will order ornamental wire
fencing at such low prices il will
surprise every body. Iou can have
any kind. from , fert t. ! feet hIYh
Jr vuu can yrt fhc UeSr nj car4pe-L
IRON fencing "f oil X Il -. When
rCu desire fencing Of any Kind dom.
trave your order at VIM. johnson &
sons for me- and Won will ave
money and get first lass guarau-
t-ed work. \. J. HAIKINS.
l3mlm.
The daily news., 1900-04-05

TAsIPA, Fla, April with the cSDn-
IN IF the fourth month of the year,
Tampa sees it> fourth new cigar factory
.or>,n It's doors and commence work. The
Flor q, Cubl factory, branch Of the
Cuban American Manufacturing com
pany, has started 10 work under the
management, of Juan Ganzalez.
The daily news., 1900-04-05

..Io-t every neiShb'rh""d
some one whose lifs has
we'd ny ChambeTlaiu'S Collie.
... and Diauhu3 Remedy, uI
.- a,.au cured Of chronic di-
ty ;.rp u~e If that medicine.
-nu- DID axe "A point Of telling
mower opportunity ot-rs.
-..st it may be the means ot
.tI-r lives For sale by
. Bros. - =. PalafON street.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
Iirrnit Court.

A.....r short session Of the cir
..art was held this morning.
.. ..t~-S set for trial to-day, Nc
.-- d IS Co. ". l.. & y. r. II. Co,
v-. Same and Strickland ".
'.. N.Ia dismissed. and non-suIt
... q. Klein ~. TIomaS.
.r-,- 81 Oprting ". William
-,t for trial April 10.