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NEW OCEAN FaElGHT LINE.
i rnesi.'s Il rst Feet viii SOON no

e, rnestr's Il rst Feet win Soonspc
lite ,tly to Sail.
Pittsblrg. Oct. 1s.-AEdrew Carnegie.
having built his own steamships and rail-
road8to carry ore from the great
to the mills Will have his nv steam-
ships to carry the finished product from
Pi;tsbnrs to The markets Of the world.
The Carnegie company vii. open d new
transatlantic freiEnt roule on Novembe
$ between this city and liverpool Via the
lakes and the Welland canal. iii ii ia a
sutceHs q slash In freight rates by ths
great trunk lines may be expected
Tile Carnegie Ipa gissrlow working
on the tlrst sil;p-4eut via the new route.
1T viii he 4,JN tu..s of s.eels tor. LtvernooL
After being loaueu Oh cars at h Carne-
gle mills " VIII DE shipped VIA the Pitts
burg bessen.tr ana Lake Eriea railroad.
Lake Elrit:. AT IGonneauts steel
NIL be a INTO the Monkshaven,s Lea
Apld. Paii.Sand Ihealio.. chartered ships.
ne conn = Y. ~ me Z Wiit soon bulId
from saConneaut 10 Eolhorne,s then
through the LANAI Rort SDatnousie oil
Lake Ontario. They VIII enter tha ST.
Lawrence river AKA 81. aSLawrence canal
bee. thence 3lltouEp the EeilelIsie xstraits
asl Ues the Atlantic eealiSstu Liverpool
The. ships will carry part OF tii~eln5cargo
AZ TAR Sas MontFeat on barges Iii TOW.
owing Nto@thes s~hAiiCRnesS OF the
The t9taT distance from pIttsbure Is
LlSerpooi,yia this OUT Is 4, 267a miles: via
~ .lurk the distance Is 3.4s5 miles. n
COSTS SI.50sfu ship q tott OF steel Sb.ileis
~ plttsnurs TO Liverpool SiassNew
sllGed,. theSGarnes!cseompan hopes
Il hen ito be firmly ntrenched In u posi-
Ion underbid The world.
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Pointed rar.rrarhs.

Chicago News: Handsome women
are not always the most amiablc.
Good resolutions are like pet bearst
few people keep them.
"A fool In the society of the wise is
like fsh out of water.
The man who is deceived by good
fortune is crushed by i'll fortune.
Most fashionable women are like
diamonds-more costly than useful.
Wise ts the youth who sticks to
business with the glue of industry.
Rough diamonds are valuable, hut
the baseball player has no use for
them.
II love-making is a circus, a pretty
girls cheek must be IL good side
show,
If some wives could exchange their
vanity for prudence there would be
fewer divorces granted.
With a goldfish in his stomach ard
q rubber coat on his back a man can
keep dry on a rainy day.
An old bachelor says it takes a
smart woman. to make a first-class
fool of q man. Some women of ordi-
nary intelligence must have made o
second-class fool of him.
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GREAT FUSION, RAl.Li.
Town, and Hntler Mako speech
Al SIOUX itnlia.

[EEIEE-f -Er&sHIeAsLfl
Town, and hn.ler Mako speech .
~ q Fails. KS
| Sioux Falls S. D., Oct. lI.-Tha sn-
stonista of this section had q big DEM
onstration in Sioux Fats Yesterday.
Senator Butler Of North Carolina.
Senator Pettigrews South Dakota
and Charles IoMne We're scheduled to
speak. Through missing a train SEN
ator PettigreM, who is making speeches.
in the northern part OF the, state, could
not reach the city. Notwithstanding
this disappointment there was a big
crowd in from the outside and two en-
thusiastic meetings We're held. Insthe
afternoon there was u farmers pa
rade which consisted of something
o1er lo0 rigs 5loadedS with peo4
PIE. Every rig WAS decorated with
l1ags and many OF them also carried.
Inappropriate notices. The
parade extended over thirteen blocks
OF the city. The windup was at the au-
ditoriuln, where Mr. Iowne addressed
about 1900 people. In the evening there
was q large torchlight procession, after
which Senator Marion Butler addressed
another large gathering. Both speak.
srs paidSSenator Pettigrew u high trib-
ute begged the voters TO see 1t
that he Vas returned Il the senate OF
Che United States. There was plenty
Sof music at both the afternoon and,
evening demonstrations. us four bands
we're i'll the parades.
The republicans will have their big
nj ThursdaySIwh Senator
itAnna of Ohio and Senator Frye Sc
Maine Will address the voters of this
city and vicinity:
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i.arrest Dog mime world.

Youths Companion: In the town of
Rutland. VT, lives Nero. n huge Ger
man and English mastiff, who enjoys
the distinction of being the largest
dog in the world.
Nero is owned by Judge Wayne
Bailey. of Rutland, wholis very fond of
his pet. From tip to tip Nero meas
nres q feet, 4 inches, and he lips the
scales at 2s5 pounds. He stands near
8ly 3 feet in height, and he measures
around his girth SO inches. The cir
conference of his hruss collar is 80
inches, ard his foreleg measures 6 1-2
inches.
Nero is sery fond of the fair sex,
and is a special fayorite with ladies
and children
But when a strange man approach
es his kennel, in Judge Bailey's back
yard, let him beware, for Nero is not
partial to strangers. One day IL ped
sdler visited the judges house, and
when Mrs. Bailey refused to buy of his
wares, he threw himself in Il fit of
rage upon the floor. Mrs. Bailey called
Nero, and with a bound the mastiir
came to her rescue. The peddlcr
vent away in hurry.
Nero's daily rations consist of a big
pan of corncake and milk This is his
only menl, and strange to say, for SO
large q dog he has II light appetite.
EAa 49, E
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NOTES FROM WASHINGTON.
News From National Capital o
N0rthwesiern lutcreat.

News From Maternal Capital OF
N0rthwesiern Interest.
washington, Oct. 15.-The controller OF
Ethe currency has approved reserve agents
for national banks as follows In Iowa:
Fourth National bank of New York, Con-
tinental@ National bank OF Chicago and
the Des Moines National bank of Des
Mot1cs, for the Exchange National bank
of Leon; The National i5ank of RepupAs
bank, for the First National bank of
Garden Grove.
hurai free delivery service will be estab-
lished on November i Aat6Coad. Dawson
county, Neb,, with one carrier; length of
route, ~ miles: population served. T5;
carrier, U, j .@Bleekman.
George CULVER been appointed
and Ben Al. Delaney at Blair, heb.
Dr. G. II. HildebrandG has been appoints
ed n pension examining surgeon at
Neigh. Neb.
David NJ. Way, of Charles City, Ia, has
been appointed assistant N the expert
ment Frank q Hogan has been appotnt-
ed a carrier In the postoffice at South
Omaha.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Iowa: Origtnal-Frank Howard, Marion,
IS; George Burden. Webster City, rs: Ly-
Harlan, S. MISUNDERSTANDING WINERY,
ldn Grove, 81: Rerewal-Calvinte r, Mer-
rfl, Des Moines, IS. Widows-Hattie Law
thcr. Des Moiiles,s W. Mary Il. Keller
Percy, s..
Nebraska Originai-George HI. Woods,
Weeping Mater, IS; Henry Craig. Ewing.
S. lncrease-JohnsSJ J. 3Lamborn. Indian
South Dakota: Reissuc-Fred Wells,
sBnnGEQUInc 81.
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DEFENsE MIL BE INSANITY.

sisosiyn Fcrr:IlNo ON riu | for Numbering
Charles liane,
Marysville, @, Oct. 15.-Roslyn III.
Ferrill wa placed on trial here today
on the charge Of numbering Express
Messenger Charles Lane n August
last. Ferrill made a wrlttcn ccnles-
son OF the crime. HIS defense will DC
insanity and an attempt Will be maze
70 prove him a degenerate. The eff
tire day. -
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SCHNEIDER Run DowN.
NsW Jers*y iNsibexzierl Captured
s5s Navw4 prnv .s,sye

NsW jersey lsslDs xzier sCapturcd Is
New rov.dence.
New York, Oct. ~ speciaI9t TO the
Herald from Summit, IN. J.,
assssIt lis reported here on the bestNot
authority that WilliamsSchreiber the
notorious clerk who secured the
money Of the Elizabethport bank. was
captured yesterday ut New Proyi-
sdence by Detective Kelly Of Summit.
The village In which he was captured
is about three miles from here. Kelly
3is state detective andsthe Summit
chief of police ANNOUNCED last night
that the capture had been made BY
Detective Kelly, 81
Another discovery has been made at
the Elizabethport bank which in-
creases the stealings OF Defaulter
Schneider to $109,7t6 Several months
.agoSan envelope containing $1,000 in
United States bonds was placed for
safe keeping In the bank by a resident
of Elizabeth. s5ss
When he called ut the bank for the
deposit, it was found the envelope had
been carefully slit4open and the bonds
extracted. Judge Giilooiy. the banks
attorney, said the institution was re-
sponsible and the loss would be made
good,
The furniture and personal effects
Of Mrs. Hart, the woman upon whom
young Schneider is said to have Inv
ished the money of the Elizabethport
bank, were removed to a storage ware
house by order OF the sheriff. Three
large vans were required Ito remove
the contents of the luxuriously fur
nished apartments Mrs. Hart was
present and angrily and5tearfuliy pro-
tested against the removal of what
She claimed to be her own personal
property.
Eminent lawyers, it is said, agree
that the bank has a strong criminal
cas- against Mrs. Hart. The question
of Jurisdiction in this cnse is said to
be settled conclusively by section 2549
ofthe penal code, which states that
any person who has ut any place with
out the state stolen goods and mas
brought such property within the
state, may be considered as having
committed the crime within this
state. The jurisdiction being settled,
the prosecution will base Its charges
against Mrs. Hart on section 30 of the
penal code. This section states that
any person concerned in crime shall
be considered a principal in the act.
Startling developments, it is said,
may come ont of all this. enabling the
bank to $4,000 and Mrs. Hart
to keep her property, and what is
more important to be freed of all.
When the writs were served first on
Mrs. Hart, she said that she could
prove that she "hnd other friends
who had given her the rich treasure
which the bank then claimed its de-
faulting bookkeeper had given her. If
Mrs, Hart persists in making a COM
plete statement in court about her
s%ourcesSof wealth, 1t is alleged she will
necessarily state the names Of these
men. L
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20
IIaE SOUTH SOUTH DlkOl'Il
M%ETA0DlsTS ADJOURN.
Pastoral appointments Are An.
nouneed BY Bishop Merrill
for the State.
clE9Nl's ' $ sioux FALLS HOTEL
The Teton, tssHcored FIR Excluding
NesroSC.er lyman irona Dtnins
lt0Ola..-Iownc aud hut.
Ter Speak.

Sioux Fails, Sd, Oct. 1.-THE gen.
Gsrai conference of the Methodist Epis-
copai church OF South Dakota, which
has been In session here for a number
OF days.-has completed Ats work and,
adjourned. Before adjournment Bish-
sop Merrill read the following pastoral
appointments for the coming yearsfor
Sioux Falls. Mitchell and Huron
districts:
Sioux Fallse District]. q. Dobson.
presiding elder: Aleester; r. l.. Case:
sBeresford. A. Jameson; Canton; a. G.
Shepherd; C~enterville, ~, Notson:#
iGplman, Fred Fsarr. IlelE Rapids, r. ID.
Beayis: Esgan. F. a. Stamp; Elk Point,
y. McLeanig Flandreau, q. +. Hopkins;
EStlandisau, DC Arms, Harrisburg, to
e supplied; First church, Sioux Falls,
w. Il. Jordan; Jordan church, Sioux.
Falls @. A.: Phillips; Gayvilie, II. w.
Smith; Hartford, j. q Duvak: Hudson,
Az. Tanner; Leilnox. H. r. Eberhart;
Lodi. s.. H. Shurtlef; Madison, z. ID.
Matteson; Montrose, to be supplied;
arker y. \. Nicholas Hurley, ii. L.
f'arrst Valley spilnss, John Kaye: yer-
million. u. q Mclean.
Mitchell district--(g,. E. Hager, presid-
Ing elder: Alexandria, S. A. Chappell;
Armour, M. u. Nicholson: Artesian.st to
be supplied; Barde, to be supplied;
Bridgewater., to be. supplied; Canistota
and Riverside, j. <. Po.ler; Carthage
M Roosevelt, to be supplied; Chamber
lain, TO be supplied; Ethan, to be sup
piled; Fulton, to be supplied; Geddes,
II. Il. Baldwin; Howard, w. "A. Cave;
IAmban. to be supplied; LaRoche, to be
supplied; Letcher, William Slocum;
Mitchell, n, Younsman; MT. YER
non, f. ]. Norton; Parkston,. II. "A. Dali
rymp.ei& Plankinton, A. r. James;
Platte, G.J. itssorwin; Salem, w. s.. She
pard Scotland, Oliver Williams;
Springfield, to be supplied; Trip and
belmont, n. p. johnson; Tyndall, A, Il.
Rigby; White Lake, j. Il. Guerney:
5Woonsocket, W.. Mil:lz.
Huron dtstfict,-J. +. jenkins. presih-
Ing elder; Alpena. w. Is. Stewart;
Blunt, to be supplied; Burdette, to be
suppiied: Gaveur, to be supplied; De-
Smet.sC. p. Logsden; Fautkion, w. b.
Redburn; Forest City, to be supplied;
Gettysburg. to be supplied; Nighmo.e {,
G. q. Paulson: Hitchcock, 2. u; Sax
ton. Huron. HIS. Wilkinson; Iroduois,
A. Thurston; Lebanon, to be sup
piled; Miller, to be supplied; Okobo,i,
N, w. Smith: Oneida, to be supplied:
Pierre. j. p. Holgate; Redtie'd, w. L.
McInzer: Washington, to be supplied;
washington Springs. G.. D, Brown;
Wenthrdop,sB F., stiies;; Wolsey, to be
supplied.
A farewell reception was given at the
First M. f.. church in honor of Rev. A.
e. Rtgby and wife, who go as mission
cries to Japan.
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10 SEEK NORTH pole.
ss,romlnemt New Yorker$to Dack !.
LIZ %5GIT tExNrf n i,, 4

Prominent New Yorker to BACK an
Expedition.
New York, Oct. 16.-NilliamSe igier
we'll known and wealthy citizen Of
New York, announces that he VIII
pnrchnse Two vessels, fully eqnipsanSy
mar them, and send them IN duest
II the north pole in the summer of
DOT expedition is to be il;
:harge Of Evelyn 81 Baldwin, who was
y companion Of Lientenant Peary IN
1893 and 1904, and also q member Of
Waiter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1t is
4 essel remain in tie Arctic region
WhileEthe; other returns for supplies.
The expedition It is said, viii not
be dispatched for the north earlier.
than the summer Of 1901, and ali the
time between this date and that viii
he necessary for the preparation and
southt. -
Ships may be purchases, thoughlsgyses-
be built.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20
Knnana Giix.

Kansas City, Oct. Notwithstanding.
sils,00o. Market steady. Stoclsers and
feeders, 81 25Q4..b0.
Gaives-Receipts. LOO. Market steady
10 weak at $t.z5Q5. g..
Hogs-Receipts, b,HO. Market weak to
light. $4.SO45, M.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000. Market strong
to 10c higher. Lambs, s.. 50n 5.15: NUT
tons. e. 5Oq4 10.
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Tha proper Thinx.

Indianapolis Presss vntfs-Th
more 4 thinksof that fellow numbering
mother oyer u cents. The more aw.
II seems: Fnncy a humanlif lost
for Al cents. ass8
PottsI seenothing In 1t. iii the
rstplace. the affair occurred id Ken
ttlcky and in the second place, the
money was part OF 4 jackpot. There
rethings ii that state moro sacred
an life ss5
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THE VINE CLAIMANTS Win.

Verdict RandcTed In the FaihoaAi
McIieiirs4 WIZ Case,
Sioux Falls. Oct 5.-After a rial
lasting ten days the jury in the Me-
sGleilan hearing in the circuit court
came In tlismorning with q verdict
In fayorsof whit il known as the Vine
claimants. This was a great surprise
40 all, ms disagreement was looked
for.
John Mcclellan, anSoldsresident,W was
found dead on the morning of August
3, 1890. He left an estatesof $35 900.
At first it wa thoughtsthere we're no
heirs, but as time passed many put IN
claims to the estate and three sets OF
claimants set up q fghteforethe on
ey. They were Mrs. Mary Vino Of
Grand Rapids, Mich; Mrs. Mary Bulk2
ley of Chicago, and Thomas McGlel-
Ian OF Northwest territory, who claim
ed to be brothers mud sisters OF the
dead man; Margaret Hammil and
Mary McClellanEof ireland, who claim
ed, to be nieces; James McClellan<of
Arkansas and John Mcclellan of Tex
as, who claimed to be sons. In the
county court Judge Wilkes found for
the Ireland claimants and William
Van Fps was appointed administrators
ON their petition.
Over 200 witnesses were examined.
attorneys for the other claimants re-.
fused to state what notion they would
take before consulting their clients,
but it is altogether likely that both
the ether claimants will take an aps,
peal to the supreme eourt2of the state.
BtlIy%s
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20

An ingenious mode of advertising is.
reported from awatering place on the
southcoas of England. Ansenterpris-
ing trades1nan, who had noticed how
eagerly people picked up Shells.
bought in Mt small expense a wagon
loadSof mussel shells, stamped an adj
ssertisement on the inside Of each and,
scattered them sednctively+ over the
gEhore,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20

Canton. China, possesses the queer
est street in the world. 1t is rooted,
with glazed paper fastened on BAN
boo, and contains more %signboards to-
the square foot than any street in.
any other country. 1t contnins no,
other shops but those of apothecaries
and dentists.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20
INDIAN INSANE ASYLUM.
Castun's lns,ituitsn tho On Oh,

Saston's lnsittuitsn tho ony Ono
In the Unttsd States.
Canton, s. ID, Oct. 15.-The new In
sane asylum now building is a splen-
did acquisition to the city OF Canton.
.he building will resemble u Maltese
cross. The main port, which runs east
and west, will be 1gs1aa feet in length,
n the extreme width will be 122
feet. 1t will be three stories high,
built OF stone and brick, with metal
partitions, making it nearly fire proof.
Electricity will be used for lighting
purposes and stem for heating. The
contract cost of the building alone is.
$4,000, and when completed to care
for patients will cost double that
amount.
A beautiful location WINS selected by
the government, and work on the
grounds, which are to be extensively
improved. has been begun.
This will be the only institution of
the kind in the United States. in fact,
in the world. This improvement is
highly appreciated by the citizens of
Canton, and is IN honor to this sec
K ton of the state.
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Not sance for the Gandcr

Philadelphia Inquirer: PRESIDENT
Ringers promised appeal to the til.
bunal OF international arbitration.
projected by the international Peace
society, is likely to strike a snag when
~ reaches the town of London, Eng.
land. Considered in the abstract, tia.
authorities who make their residence
In that town believe arbitration !
most beautiful thing, but, like soma
Others who might be named, they are,
not overeager for its application Ia
themselves when they have the whip
slnnd.
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For some time the corporation of
Glasgow has taken comparatively
small SIMS of money IN deposit, and;
he experiment has worked we'll. En-
botdened by this success the progress
I've element of the city council pro-
posed that banking should be added
to the municipal undertakings. I
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B0ERs NOT coNQUERE0 nj.
E!obs Compelled % Postpone HIS
RoturM Home.

- ~ GFTI
London, oct. i7.-zCornnentinx upon the
Sactivity s0f the HoAsh md the statement
from Gape Town that Lord RobsitsEhA
his homeacoming the Standard
9
-, the cnnclusion about unexpecteds dtffi-
ssuiiiss have arisen Which Lord Roberts
deems enough 20 his pres
sugsest that ~ eisg impossible vet TO dee
ton OF the large army enEsEed In domtn-
atinE 2 sullcnS and recaIcttrant popula-
editorial finally calls fors.he se.l
SHerest measures against i~rEeconcilable
Boers-'sprompt n ruthless punishment
Tor every fRsurgent Sburgher caught In
b editorial concludes with the states
ment that the imperial government has
tnes country g mandate, and need not be
AFRAID to act ~vlgorously.."..
n durham correspondent of the Stand;
ara, wiring yesterday, says:
RAILWAY communication nOrth Esof.
Si~andardtOn has been suspended since
9Lhursday. There are persistent ruI1orp Oh
sBoera a on the railway. Consider
able uneasiness has been caused by the
ure.
The queen win appoint Lord Roberts to
pc honorary colonel OF the new regiment
The mayor of Ltserpool5h has received q
dispatch from Lord Roberts saying that
ne VIII be unable to~Sreturn to receive the
freedom OF the city before u
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Edward B.sSIsett. president Of the.
First National bank, of Altoona, Pa,
has started for British Columbia and
the Klondike to search for gold. He
is q hearty old man of IS and is worth
sS250,00O. He expects to travel 100
miles by stage and pack mules.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20

Samuel Matler, Of Cleveland. has of.
fered TO give Kenyon college, ut Gam
bier o, 10000 for every $4,000 SEE
cured from other sources. From this
has resulted n gift8of SIS. 900 from j.
~ Stevens for a library fund.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20

widows Row is the name given to
block in bloomfield. n, H.. where.
widows to the nDiucky number Of 135
live. There are also more children.
there THANH any other blocksin town.
and IT is fact that street cars are
reqIired by law to run at reduced
speed therein order to nvoid$ running
over the youngsters.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20
New ocean Greyhound.

The famous Deutschland cost
3$3,,3s2,sGofoo;; displacement 2s,s0G tons;
accommodation 1857 passengers, hrs
established a new record. Among the
great remedies of the world Hostel
ter''s Stomach Bitters holds the record
with its fifty years of cures of consti-
patton. indigestion and b~illiousness.
Our Private Revenue Stamps over
the neck of the bottle.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20
REBUILDING sAwa1lLI.L,

LNrgrst Pant Ia IN, Hills W5lisiic.
assircnroO''.
Rapid City SD, Oct, 1.-THE Price
BAKER sawrniIl at BLACK Hawk. nine
smises west Of this city, is being rebuilt.
afterathe $4,000 fire. 1t Is the largest
pant In the Back Hills and is being
rebuilt tireproor. "a lot of machinery Is
being taken o. OF the old chlorination
Works, Of this city for thesnew plant.
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soalhOI,lnl...

South Omaha, Oct. 16.-Hogs-Receipts.s
oWer. Mixed and heavy, S4.6sa4.7 49, light
II butcher, $iI514.85 ls
Cattle-keceipts. 3,5Oo: official yester-
Sheep--Recelpts, 1900; official yester-
DAY. i4.IS1; shipments. .7s6. Market
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Rev. William +. Mallalieu. Methodist
Episcopal bishop of Massachusetts, re.
Gently delivered an address in the
course Of which he said that he hoped.
his hearers would not read such books
ms David Harnm. which "reeked Of
run, profanity and tobacco
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thi..~o..

Chicago. Oct. 16. $50 a.@m.-Hogs-Res
seipts. 1900. Market 5u10c lower. Heavy.
= :S5g6 .0I3s; mixed. $I.sSa5. 10; light, $4.3W
Cattte-tieceipts, 800. Market slow and
sheep-Recelpts. 1900. Market steady.
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afsrcus Day il Al go.

New York Journal: Marcus DAILY, Ii.
.oppers king, IS once more a wen man
md able walk abou, At the Hotel
Misses aiadge and Hattie paly.
tnulti-Inilltonaire,a beautiful dalghtefss.
from Europe astssSWednesday'
nth express !Mt,ssltion Of nursiaR
their sick parent. Wfien Mr.. aiyTheary
that the ste amship Majestic brirsinr his
daughters. had arrived his8 Jog 5swas 40
great that hes felt ansirnmsdiata improve;
health and vigor since go ~ -
Alnther daughter Is also speeding hifh..
er across tl,e. Atlantic intent upon Join,
forces With her sHtRfera agaipst fha
ylInents ofssthe fathcr. 3&as$
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a recent traveller in South Africa
tells OF Benedictine nuns who have I'M
dertnken not only to build their
house, but even to manufacture the
bricks. These devoted women have al.
rendy made over 10O,0 600 bricks with
their own hands. )