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VaIuahIe Hair.

A beautiful plait of golden hair meas
uring 2 meters and so centimeters has
been much admired at the Paris exposi-
tion.
This beautiful hair belonged to a
young Normandy girl who to pay a
family debt and save her fathers good
name sold 1t to a@hairdresser for 300
francs. 80
He in turn sold it to Partisan coif-
feur for 1000 francs, and now it is the
property Of a lady who desires the
strictest incognito to be kept and who
paid 5000 francs for 1t.
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A Pertinent Query.

$50 the doctor won't let you smoke,
eh?" said Browne as he applied match
to his weed. ''Sorry for you, old man.
can't imagine any greater pleasure than
good cigar after dinner"
"So?" replied Towne, shifting. "Then
why do you deny yourself that pleas
ure?"-Philadelph Press.
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He Understood.

''It must be great responsibility"
said the young man, "tolundertake to di-
rect the movements of the ship of state
through all the tempests and currents Of
the years.
Senator Sorghum looked dazed for an
instant and theA responded, "Oh, Yes,
understand youh h-you mean that whsn n
man once emba ks in politics thereB no
telling where he Is going to and."-ytash-
ington Star.
For Robes, 4 Blankets, Trunks Eand
Harness g0& 0KISh6, III II. Third s.reet-
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A Close Resemblance.

"In what respect do resemble my OWL
ideas?" he asked as he handed the editor
a package Of manuscript.
81 do not know" replied the editor.
81 am reduced to writing" he said as
he stepped over the cashiers desk.-De
troit Free Press.
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There Arc Snch.

"That man has spent all his life vast
ing his unquestionabie talent and ignor.
ing opportunities for success"
YES" answered Miss Cayenne; "he
has positive genius for wrestling defeat
from the jaws of victory. Washington
Star
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A strong Southern view.

III There are plenty of northern women
#who come south to live and who never
&haye the least bit of trouble. This is
#because they have good manners and
do not set themselves up as the censors
of the southern women with whom
they are thrown. Many of them have
- different conception. Of the negro
From the southern women. They may
< hot agree politically with their south
Wern sisters. They have their own ideas
of housekeeping, of food preparing and
l8of giving entertainments. No one be-
#grudges them their views, no one
#wculd interfere with their methods, no
nome cares how they manage their
households. They get along in the
~ aeeause they do not try to crowd
sl.trsefsa feaaessIa IDEAS and methods on south
ern women and put on superior airs
and speak contemptuously of southern
+ methods. These people are as much at
home in the south as if they were born
in the south.
Some of the northern women who
come south can doubtless do some
i things better than some southern wo-
men, but the southern women have the
advantage over them in other respects.
aMWe do not admit that the general ad-
vantage is on the side of the north.
The idea that southern women sit
. around the house reading paper back
novels when they ought TO be attending
J to their housekeeping is entirely falla-
cious. The best women in the south
busy themselves with the details of
housekeeping. They do not cook when
tney can avoid 1t, Dut they know now
70 cook. The southerner does not wan
his wife to go into the kitchen. 4
breaks down her health and makes hel
a drudge. She is the home maker, mo-
the servant of the household.
The northern woman who is offensive
.ta.the south Is the one who comes herr
Mimprove'' our social usages ant
Msdle with our manner Of living
Washfnt out the evil Of our ways and be
earsaIKk upon us the light of civilization
nth AZ refinement. This sort Of persoI
w :, westssy begins by calling socially upol
sRoa a. fof@s Tor -. ladies'" admitting thes'
I1 yea ss f [sclal equality and thei
- at MosSssr Mossrn ,,,,.l whlte wems, mn,s,
zpec{s 'nlnH' 4soiS'
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The Min Thing.

Mr.. Wanterby-Nonsense! Why should
we have burglar proof alarms in the
house? We have nothing worth stealing.
Mrs. Wanterby-l know, dear, but it
will make the neighbors think we have
PHILADELPHIA Press.
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There was KicIsInc.

"That is an awful green sleeping cal
porter. The conductor told him to black
en- every shoe he found by the berths."
"Did he?"
eyes. He even blackened the tar
shoes. Chicago News.
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ern women who come sourn TO esruu-
lish social equality between the races
can be assured in advance of social out
lawry in the south.-Memphis CONNER.
cial Appeal.
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Wholesale Trophy Capture.

"Adelaide Skiggs has more lovely
china and silver than any woman ]
know"
"Of course; she belongs to seven euchre
clubs, and sometimes plays twice dayP'
Indianapolis journal.
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One NJ MANY

Office Seeker-I think my campaign
work should entitle me TO an office.
Leader-I never heard of you.
Office Seeker-Well, "also spoke" on
21 different occasions. = Philadelphia
Press.
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In the Bank.

"I see that Senator Hoar places indus
try above genius"
"That's all right, but where does he
place money ?"-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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A minister shakes your hand and a
lawyer pulls your leg, but politician
will shake your hand one minute and
pull your leg the next.-Chicago News.
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The man most Industrious in claiming
"the credit" is usually entitled to least
Of it.-Atchison Globe.
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science of railing In Love,

No two persons, it Is generally ad-
mitted, will fall in love with each 9th
er unless they sympathize with each
other to a considerable extent, and now
a distinguished German scientist pro
fesses to have discovered the causes of
this sympathy. This scientist is DR..
w. r. Scheibler, and he is the head of
an institute of electro ro-therapeutlcs at
Berlin. He has recently published a
definition and description of that
sympathy which is the precursor of
love in language which is highly scien-
tific if not very clear.
Here are his words: "The oscillations
In the interior of persons body, as
may be seen in the case of vibratory
attraction, are in harmony-that is to
say, they are at the first movement In
complete accordance with the oscilla-
tions in the interior of some other per-
sons body. 1t is of course necessary
that the reactionary sentiment In the
case Of the two subjects should be OF
an agreeable nature, since the two vi
brations facilitate the movement Of all
the atoms which in this way accumu-
late and emit their rays without dis
turbing the diffusion. This 1t is which
causes the sentiment known as sympa-
thy and which subsequently causes
love-"
Certain irreverent foreign journalists
commenting on this learned definition
of sympathy admit that 1t may be quite
true, but complain that 1t can only be
understood by those who have received
scientific education and who thor
oughly comprehend the full meaning of
the numerous scientific terms which
have been coined during the past quar-
ter of century.
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Little Girls Love Them Just the

The hair on the heads of most dolls is
made from the hair OF the Angora goat
New York journal.
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A Reward of Merit,

II like to have my husband go hunt
ing"
'Does he hit anythingp
Il don't think so; but. as | never ask
any questions about the game he brings
home, he always buys me handsome
present of some kind. Detroit Free
Press,
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If the American public school is
great, Horace Mann is its prophet.
This distinguished educator was born
in 1796 in Franklin, Mass, and died in
1S59.at Yellow Springs, o.
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Quite the richest and newest cushion
covers to be worked are the oriental de-
signs to be executed in cross stitch, a
work which will be appreciated by the
old fashioned embroiderer.
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kN's WORLD.
'FDEL TELLS WHY SHE IS
4 }SucCESSFuL.


4 Southern view-Tribute to
IN women-The Prophetic
Tence of Falling In Love-A
S3etz,. the most famous artists
~ America, has been engaged by
sazsis Ethe sculptor, to pose for his
df Eve" which, it is believed,
y The masterpiece of next years
lion. Miss Betz will sail short
n5s posed for the best American
.sus and has the ideal Greek figure.
xATher measurements correspond with
Astandards of feminine physical per-
tn laid down by artists. She is the
I bp0odel it is said, of whom this is
RThese are the measurements
{ N1R$tight, 5 feet inches; weight, 1876
~ b; bust, SO inches; waist, 25 inch
Ndps, 81 inches; thigh, % inches;
NIL inches; ankle, 8 inches;
E6aa inches; feet, Az inches.
0secret of my success as mod
iss Betz said to The Journal,
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THE
Newer Toilet Waters

OF fine quality, delicate, true to name
and very popular are French Carnation,
Pink Blossom, Lilly of Valley in bottles
of various sizes and in bulk.
The Standard Fine Farina Cologne,
long and widely known as superior re-
freshing toilet requisite. Also choice
Sachet Powders, true to name.
French. Violet Water, Florida Water,
Imported Bay Rum and all the desirable
varieties of superior handkerchief ex-
tracts in bottles and in bulk together
with large variety of Dainty Sachet
Powders and large line Of Hair Brushes,
Combs, Cloth, Complexion, Flesh, Hat,
Leather, Nail and Tooth Brushes.
Elegant Toilet Soaps, &C., are to be had
at reasonable prices of
L. JAMES BELT,
Pharmacist,
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS,
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Address aueen Victoria as "Ma,am.''

If you happen to meet Queen Yicto
ria, don't say to her "your majesty" or
try to think of longer phrase. Just
say "ma'am." 1t is easier. Besides, 1t
happens to be correct. Mr.. Gladstone
used to pronounce it "mum."
The formal title "your majesty" is
used upon ceremonial occasions, and
servants are expected to use it at all
times.
When the Prince of Wales becomes
king, he will be addressed as "sire."
This might be shortened to "sir" with
out offense.
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The Prophetic Cat.

In a neat little villa at Gentilly, near
Paris, there has lived for several years
a widow named Nine. Richard, whose
sole companion is a splendid Angora
cat. Alone the two lived in the COM
Portable house, and very rarely did Ell
ther go far away from home. A short
time ago, however, the lady felt very
lonesome, and so she decided to invite
few of her neighbors to dinner. They
came, and after dinner the cat entered
the room and on account of it's beauty
at once attracted general attention.
The guests petted it fondly, and final
ly one of them, an elderly spinster,
took it up in her arms and asked it a
curious question.
"Tell me, pussy" she said, (which Of
us who are now in the room will die
first?"
Straightway the cat leaped from her
arms and, with tail erect and loud
purrs, went straight to an old lady who
sat at the other end of the room. Not
being superstitious, the entire company
burst out laughing, and the hostess
was warmly congratulated ON possess
ing such wonderful cat
A few days later, however, the old
lady who had been selected by the cat
as deaths next victim actually died,
and then the storm arose. Some per-
sons insisted that Nine. Richard was n
sorceress and that her cat was an evil
spirit, while others maintained that the
| cat alone was to blame and ought to be
promptly killed. The clamor at last
became so loud that six of the ladies
who had been Nine. Richards guests
on the eventful evening decided to
take definite action, and so they laid q
formal complaint before the police au-
thorities in which they urged that the
offending cat, whose eyes they de-
scribed as supernatural and diaboi
ical," should be killed without delay,
What action, if any, the police have
taken is not vet known.
The sun., 1900-12-26

Mrs. Jane q. Ketchum has been
elected justice of the peace of Burbank
precinct, Millard county, Utah. She is
said to be the only woman at present
serving as a justice of the peace in the
United States.
The sun., 1900-12-26

If you are looking for a wedding
present, why not buy one of the latest
novelties in tableware, silver handled
poultry scissors with which the wings
of game or poultry can be cut off, This
is welcome addition to carver's set
and will prove very acceptable gift
for housekeeper. This novelty is par
ticularly useful in carving ducks.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-21
FATALITIES IN FACTORIES
More Persons IL illed and Injured Last
Year Than In the Spanish
American War.

Commissioned John McMackin, of the
state bureau of labor statistics, in his
annual report % the legislature com
pares the number OF deaths and inju
riesamong the million persons employed
in the factories and shops Of this state
to the number of killed and wounded in
the Spanish-American war. lie points
through accidents last year and that of
the injuries sustained by 10000 work
men, 5000 of these injuries entailed
iisablement for period in excess of
three months lie contrasts this rec
ord with The casualties of the recent
war. stating that only $50 were killed
and l.51.7 wounded i'll battle. The COM
missioner fayurs tie enactment of an
empIo,, ers' Liability law.
Between y . aud 1899 the number OF
employees in 3.51J establishments i'll
creased J6.22l In these establishments
the wages during that period increased
from $l4lio4. S45 in 1896 to Sl62 GAS .649
last year. The only-branches of indus
try which do ROY exhibit improved
conditions in lS9S-99. as compared with
1S97-9s are the textile and building in
dustries. Tie decline in the textile in
Gustry is confined TO the wooden and
cotton factories. and does not occur in
he manufacture of silk. hosiery and
kni, goods. or in any Of the other tex
tiles. The reported decline in The build
ing industry is more apparent than real,
as il is simply the result of abnormally
large figures for ls97-9s, reported by a
single establishment
Comparing 1899 with 1896. the indus
tries enjoyiT., the largest growth are
clothing. public utilities ii. e.. gas, cleo
trio lighting and street railways, met
ais. machinery. etc, and leather, all of
which exhibited a larger increase than
the general average.
During the first three months of 1897
virtually one fourth of all members of
labor unions were unemployed. There
after a gradual improvement, set in,
with the result that fewer members
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-21

A Sarcasm.
''How long will it take your hand
writing expert to prove that this was
written by that person." asked one
lawyer.
1T may depend" said the other.
who is disposed to be cynical.
On what?"
On whether he is testifying byI the
day or by the job. "-Washington Post
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-21
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

AS many as 1000 dates have been
found ON single palm.
Forty-three per cent of the fruit
trees in southern California are orange
and Is per cent lemon.
Tests of oil as fuel, made in the
British navy, have not proved salts
factory Patent fuel, made of coal
dust and tar. was found to yield near
~ as good results as coal.
Pencils from slate dust nodded by
hydraulic pressure are now being
made in large quantities. They are
slate pencils. One factory last year
made 2o,0oo,0oo nodded pencils.
American pork is not popular in Ger
many. The brand prejudices it. The
Danes having discovered this, are buy
ing largely of American bacon, remov
ing the Danish. and stocking the Ber
lin market.
The seahorse alone, with one other
existing fish, the gar pike. possesses
the power which was common to many
of the older fishes-that of turning its
head independently of its body The
seahorse can also turn its eyes in al
most any direction.
The latest flying machine has a
stork-like shape, is 10 feet from tip to
tip of wings. The wings are made of
hollow steel ribs, covered with linen.
1t is steered with a bird-like tail, with
two adjustable spades. The motor
weighs eight pounds and is good for
three hours flight The whole ma
chine weighs only II pounds 1t has
been repeatedly tested, and the in
ventor is now making raven out of
aluminium. TO be covered with silk
THE old superstition. said lead
ing physician. that when death lays
its hand on us our bodily health is
made perfect has now been substan-
tiated by the most advanced medical
science. People dying of paralysis and
bodily ailments which have kept them
confined to their couches for years,
and palsied their limbs so that move
ment was impossible, regain all their
physical strength just as they cross
the borderland. No, we can't explain
why. All we know is, such is the
case"
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-21

HUDYAN will cure
hV4oriA. uUDYAN
will relieve svsyy
synDtoa. AUDYAN
viii rsstsss 0e weak
Esd nerves 70 . heal.
Thy conditioa and the
symptoms viii Aisap
DeAr. HUDYAN 10 y
vegetable rsnsdy And
has n - eject Oh
The system. Study
year synpss9s care
tally. when you have
tsas %. lss The AUD-
IAN Aad tAsa tsu
AA~A G~a 500
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-21
were reported idle each quarter than In

were reported idle each quarter than In
the corresponding quarter in the pre-
cetling Year. until the last three months
in 1898 and the firsl three in 1889. And
i, was not until the second and third
quarters of 1899 that the number of
the unemployed was reduced tn any
thing like normal proportions. In the
third quarter of 1899 the proportion of
unionists continuously employed was
scarcely tenth of the proportion in the
first quarter of 1897. and was less than
half the proportion in the third quarter
of 1S97.-N. Y. Sun.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-21
In a Bad s.-.p.,

"Boffkin has got himself into nice
fix"
"How?"
He wrote an article on The Ideal
Wife for woman's paper last month"
We'll. what's that got to do with his
present fx?"
Somebody told his wife about it, and
she's been reading the thing over and
over during the past two days, trying
to discover a single trait wherein his
ideal resembles her. She hasn't found
it, and Botfkin is taking his meals in
."-Tit-Bits.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-21
HUDYAN REHEDY COMPANY,
Co. oa,skSss, Msstst ed Eth ~.
- VsSsshsa, Csi.
POSITIONS SECURED!

We aid those who want GOVERNMENT
POSITIONS. $500 places under CIVIL SER
VICE RULES. 500 yearly appointments Pre-
pares by mail for all Government examinations
Fees cash or instruments. A thorough and
scientific course in all tepart ments. Requires
spare time only. Salaries twice as much AS
private firms ter the same Kind Of work. The
hours OF IL bor are short duties light, positions
Tor life. Take our course OF study and we
guarantee that you viii lass the Civil Service
Examinations. Write. iuclosinR stamp, tor our
catalogue describing course to
BUREAU OF CIVIL ST. VICE iNSfE UCTl0N
wasn't s'on, D. G.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-21
Couldn't Stand II.

A fairly wellknown citizen has mar
rowly escaped drowning, and some OF
his friends were talking to him about it,
did you think of everything you had
done in your life as you went DOWN.
asked one.
No, only though: of one thing"
What was that?'
What newspaper picture of me
would look like. and resolved to live \
Detroit Free Press
- An Abused Wife.
Married Daughter-Oh, dear, such .
time as do have with that husband OF
mine. l don't have minutes peace
when he's in the house. He is always
calling me to help do something Of
other.
Mother-What does he want now?
Daughter-He wants me to traipse
way upstairs just to thread a needle for
him, so he can mend his clothes.-N. y.
Weekly.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-21
HERE ARR YOUR SYMPTOMS:

HERB ARR YOUR SYMPTOMS:
III. YLurrnA1No OF rH1 EYE
LIDS. hUOYAM WI relieve tAis almost
h0sAiatsly.
"a. TREMBLING OF TH1 LIPB.
uuDYAN viii reatsss ~ nerves - heal
~ condition. and ~ trembling VIII aisAp
psas. IN 'st II bsc
4 LUMP IN TIE TK10AT. Ths
selling 10 - though tAsss w. . ali II The
threat. HUDYAN vii saase n - lisapDsa'.
1 PALPITATIoH OF Tx
H1ARr. NvpvAN VIII Strengthen the
Aears m.sels 40 sasss Tie bsAs - ssesns
ArssG anA regular.
3. sIHKIH0 YDDLINo III THE
PIT OF TIKI 010kACH. II = lus "
As aesisa 4 the vsahsasd nerves u The
s>soasA. HUDYAN vii strengthen the
psrvss, ~ ~ aAltaG issiing viii Ass rscur.
wsas1, TITS b ~ ~. RsnsaSsr that
UUDYAN surss nsa AID vsasn. IL will
ssiisvs - q al the above synpsoms and
yS0 san - cured uUDYAN will eject Z
armament cure Take HUDYAN Row. You
caA get nUDYAN = yssr druggist ie' u
ssau pr package - packages Ssr q -. II
ysur druggist does net keep It. send direct to
Ne nUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY. Gar
1rsneisco, California. You consult the
doctors Of the RCDYAN n INDY CON-
PANY FNEE. Call % tie doctors. II you
eannet call. you nay vnts sad sdvics siu X
gtvsa frss, AAdrssa
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-21
An Abused Wife.
Rubbing II In.

Hiram" said his wife, II wish you
would go out to the shed and get .
bucket of Goals"
Goals" muttered Hiram to himself
as he went grumblingly to comply with
the demand. Goals! That's her way
of reminding me that she could afford
to spend six months in England every
year before she married me!"-ChicaEo
Tribune.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-21
The Token.

You will forge,-so on your hand" he
said.
I'll tie this string
She murmured, with q coy. avertsd hsad
Make It ring"
Detroit Free Press.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-21
HYS'TEBla

ID passly . nervous disorder AID al tie
Unptsos aRs ef 1srvous origin. Hystsha
oan ~ perfectly aAA permanently cured.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-21
Corner Grocery Ca

Corner Grocery Carnage. H
Most war. when all is said and done,
Comes not from men behind a gun;
It's waged by heroes in a drove II
Behind the grocer's cannon stove
Chicago Record. II
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-04-06
T~ELEGRAPHIC BREvITlES.

Hon. E. H. Moore, aged SO, formerly
congressman from the Fifteenth Ohio
district, is dead.
Mr.. Charles M. Pepper, who was re-
tsntly proffered the position of score.
ts2y to the Philippines commission, has
declined the place.
Mrs. W. E. D. Stokes Of New York
has brought suit for an absolute divorce
against her husband, the millionaire
real estate dealer, w. E. D. Stokes.
John E. Bleekman of Fort Wayue.
Ind, has secured from the government
of Honduras a right Of way for q rail.
road line across the country from the
Atlantic to the Pacific.
Charlemagne Tower, the United
States ambs ssador at st. Petersburg.
and H. J. Ragerman, the second score.
tary of the American embassy, will visit
the United States in May.
Rev. Alfred Young, n of the best
known Roman Catholic priests in tho
United States, founder Of the Paulist
community in New York city and an
author of works on Roman Catholicism
and on church music. is. dead.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-04-06
all Republicans, and it has been
taken for granted that if he had
the opportunity he would vote the
Republican ticket-Ed.)
new$ Of The Week
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
The queen left Windsor Castle
for a visit to Ireland.
Gen. Cronje with 500 Boer
prisoners departed to the island of
st. Helena.
j.. A. johnson was reelected
mayor of Fargo, carrying every
ward in the city.
Measure introduced in the house
forming the state militia into a
volunteer reserve for use in time
of war.
Three hundred British soldiers
we're killed or captured by the
Beers in ambush near Bloem-
~fontein.
The last bulletin of the depart
ment of labor shows that of nine
teen necessaries of life controlled
by trusts only three have advanced
in price since 1890.
The senatorial subcommittee
finds that all Cubans wish in
dependence, but that the majority
of them are willing to wait to in
sure it's success.
TUESDAY.
The Puerto Rican bill passed
the senate by a vote of 40 to 81.
Admiral Dewey authorizes a
New York paper to state that he
is candidate for president.
Lord Roberts official report of
the event north of Bloemfoutein,
in which British forces were SC
easily outdone, intensifes the
chagrin felt in London.
Agoncillo reports American de.
feats in the Philippines and de.
clares insurgents r rising anew
everywhere to fight Gen. Otis
troops. Agoncillo has evidently
been :'hitting the pipe"