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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-20


The Western Federation OF Miners
has eighty unions and about 10000
memberA
The boss printers, In session at Kan.
sas City, displayed their usual enmity
toward the union label
Albert r. Green OF the general land
ONCE has been selected as chief OF the
new division OF forestry OF the interior
authorized by congress.
The threatened strike OF teamsters In
the city Of San Francisco was averted
by the masters and men coming 10 an
agreement last Sunday.
The locomotives on the Shamokin d.
vision OF the Philadelphia q Reading
railway are burning soft coal, as the
hard coal is too scarce on account OF
the strike OF miners In those regions.
Chinese labor unions are said 10 exits,
In New York. Chicago, San Francisco
and principal cities along the Pacific
Coast. In the midst OF the class strug.
gle the heather" Chinee has realised
that through organization he IL able e
resist capltalistic oppression.
Two hundred Uintah Indians from Utah
have invaded northwestern Colorado on
their annual hunting expedition and as
usual on such occasions the settlers are
greatly alarmed. Governor Thomas has
appealed to the federal authorities to drive
the Indians back to their reservation.
The Label League OF Chicago Is pre-
pairing to go-before the next convention
Of the American Federation OF Labor
with proposition that a universal Ia
bel be adopted, to be put on all goods
manufactured by union men. believing
that e Is better method Of securing
union conditions in all branches OF In
dustry.
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Lansford, Pa, Oct. l7.-About l5OO
men and 60 women and girls marched is
miles from the south side Of the Hazleton
region during the night for the Panther
Greek valley, where thew expected to close
the 10 cOiieries Of the Lehigh Coal 4
Navigation Company, but just as the
weary marchers were nearing their desti.
nation this morning they were met on a
mountain road by tnree companies of in.
fantry and at the point Of the hayOnet
were driven back four miles to TamaquA
and dispersed.
Another crowd Of 500 strikers from the
north side Of Hazleton also marched here
and succeeded in closing the eompany's
No. colliery at Nesquehoning, near
Mauch Chunk, before it was scattered.
The presence of the soldiers was entirely
unexpected and the strikers were much
erestfallen that they failed in accomplish.
ing the object Of their long march.
1t was probably the most exciting morn.
ing that the Panther Creek and Mosque
honing valleys have ever experienced.
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A shaft Is TO be sunk on the Accident
claim 10 80 feet depth.
The work OF hauling ore from the
No. tunnel Of the Republic has com
menced.
The Gold Leaf. near Republic, has
started preliminary development on q
small scale. A 60-foot tunnel is 10 be
the FIRST work done.
Another carload OF ore Is being ship
ped 20 the smelter from the Morning
Glory.
Ten feet OF ore on the east ledge OF
the Mountain Lion assayed s23.40.
This Is on an entirely new opening.
The long tunnel on the Review mine
In the Myers Greek district, near Che
saw. 10 reported 10 be nearing the ledge.
The Gold Ledge showed rich rock
last week. II was sampled by Frank
Raborg. An ls-inch streak vent
tiIS.ss. and four feet OF the balance.
tI5.2s.
The Quiip IL sacking ore and will
send = carload by wagon TO Grand
Forks at once. This is 10 be the first
OF regular wagon shipments 10 the
smsiser II Il proves a success.
One OF the biggest deals that has yet
been made In Republic properties Is
nov pendinE II 10 the transfer Of the
Tom Thumb mine 70 a Canadian com
pany and from them into English
banda
The sampler al the Republic mill Is
nov running NJ full speed. II crush.
- 2s tons an hour. or onethird more
than the estimated capacity. II is es-
umaied that by running II ~ hours
daily Il will keep the mill fully suppl
ed. The ore is crushed to about half.
inch pieces. II IL then elevated 10 4
revolving screen and all that will not
pass through II IL returned 70 be re-
crushed In another machine TO the re
CURED nneuesG From the sampler u
IL conveyed 70 ne mill for treatment
by elevated tram.
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n-I,u.A wen a victory.

London, Oct l7.-Eord Roberts reports
from Pretoria, under date of October IS,
as follows;
'French started from MAchadodorp to.
wards Heidelberg TO clear a part of the
country not yet visited by our troops
'MAhon, commanding the mounted
troops, successfully engaged the enemy on
October Is, but our losses were seyeSe
three officers and eight men being killed
and three officers and Is men wounded.
French occupied Carolina yesterday,
capturing a convoy during his march,
Lord Roberts also reports a number Of
minor affairs, showing that the Beers ar
still active over a wide field.
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Everett win have n mail delivery
January 1.
Seattle has been created . tirst-class
frcedellvery postofhce.
fhuruton county commissioners have
made q total levy OF Sc mills.
Cars are still scarce article on the
Great Northern for grain shipment
SPOKANE won q golf game last week
with the D. G. players, fortyseven up.
The exposition at Spokane was q
grand success, both financially and In
attendance
The school Of pharmacy at the Wash.
Ington Agricultural college II crowded
with students.
The wheat raised In Adams county
In the year 1900 n cold AZ the present
prices would give per capita Of SsoO'
The large bear which has been caua
Ing the farmers In the vicinity Of Sum
ner much annoyance for some time hai
been killed.
The Tacoma park commissioner
have decided 70 build In Point Denanc'
park . conservatory modelled aftsI
those In eastern parlA
The case Of the state against MAJ
kartsr. accused Of granddaughter In en-
casa Of che death Of Abner Yates Crow
ell a. spokaAe, has been dismissed.
The Seattle Manufacturers assOcia
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NEWS Of THE NORTHWEST
M1scEILAHEoUs NEWS ITEMS
Review vssa the states Of wash.
tnHtss. Iaahe, neataas sna Oss-
asa-Aesss - che Past week
nsiieA Dswn.
mAno.

The enrollment At the university Il
nov 7i0,
John Larson has been appointed pos.
master at Hope.
The frst SNOW storm OF the season
visited he Lamar last week.
The district court ct L4swIston has
adjourned until November "a,
The Idaho Industrial school n Wed
Ger will opea for scholars on the asrd
waiiA walla's hand has been engax.
ed TO furnish music for the Lewiston
fair nett week.
Tho Idaho Hatioaai hank has bssn
organized ~ Lewiston wiLh q capital
stock Of 1900.
DaFins the year enalng June 30.
Zs.als acres u land 10 idaho were pAt.
ented 70 the Northern pariAe Railroad.
william ". Ridenbaagh AAd A. RossI
Of Holss havs besa arrested on q charge
OF illegally cutting timber from the
public dosnAih.
Deania DAnsy. an old-tima resident
OF Blaine eoanty and oAs OF Idaho's
pi6assw. dropped dead At his raneh
Gear Soldier. Saturday.
The basiasas Of the nFss week OF
Ort06eE al ths Uniled States assay OF.
Geo IN Boise vas the heaviest Of the
year. fOoting Up 20 tso.siatL
Ths United States district eouyt.
uhirh Hsseis 81 Moscow November Z.
~tll he q seAAion of considerable i'm.
PoEtancs. ~ seine big mining eases are
TO b. beard.
A. = result of careless hAndiing Of
EiAst powder In w. u. Maad's camp on
GFantss creek. the men ana Mr.. Mead
nArfoUiy ESCAPED death from az sxplo
sion. FensntiY.
TIE star mail service from JallaatGA
10 Sr1 rrFus has bSSu changed 10 As 20
h-Eia ~ LshaFs. thereby emitting Ju.
iiAEtia and dscFeAsins The route niHs
aaa halt milsa
t1F~ destroyed the livery hAra ana
sSSss Fooms 81 HsnEy Scott Al De -.
mar last Wesk. sstAiiiug . loss Of
u.sso 90 tara and eoatsats. With
Hmaii lnsarAnrs.
A nsu tFail has besn opened from
Deaf. on the hoFth toFk o. the cisAF.
ustsr. oroaso. thas aaAkisE 0Foass the !
snpriy polhI fos the Swamp creek aAd |
burst creek mlnlng dissFscIa
Ole Disco. . sweds fAFmsr. uhils
-ssAkinE~ ilmbs down the moantaiH /
eide. bear nlAlns. became sniAnEiea in
the brush and u IL Sn2posad waa DRAG
sd 10 Death BY the AoFss he uas usinE
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MINING NorEa.

There are marked signs OF a revival
In the pioneer mining camp OF Wash.
lngton, the Bonanza district In Stevens
county, a few miles from Bossbnrg.
One OF the mining regions OF the
northwest around which clusters more
history and romance than almost any
other IL the John Day valley In Grant
county, Oregon.
The members Of the Brokers' asso-
citation at Spokane and the machinery
men gave banquet to the mineral ex.
hibitors OF the fruit fair and the mem.
bers Of the Royal Marine band Of Italy
on last Friday evening.
]. II. Hays has returned 10 Troy,
Idaho, from Bear creek, where he has
been doing some development work on
the Victor mine Mr.. Hays shows
samples OF the ore which contain free
gold that can Be see, with the naked
eye.
The Venus Gold Mining company,
which is operating the Venus mine. on
Morning mountain, about three miles
from Nelson. has Just discovered that
the mine contains great wealth Of the
metal uranium the market price Of
which Is 80 per pound.
w. l. vinson OF Sumpter fame, and
one Of the founders Of that camp, has
Just made the biggest strike OF the sea.
son in his Carol B, mine. Virtue dis
trlct, ~ miles southeast Of Baker City
and ~ miles from Letson Baliiet's
white Swan mine.
The first strike In any OF the mines
OF Butte for some time occurred last
week. when the engineers OF the Gag
non mine. one OF the properties OF che
Amalsamated company, went out
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tlon has decided to hold an sxnos,.,o.
shortly after New Years. made an N
the products Of factories In that citv
Inc Edwali creamery plant was des.
uo5ed ~ IRE few days aso. entaIIing
loss OF several hundred dollars on nv
o , The creamery win be rebuilt
Immediately.
The monthiy crop report issued nv
me department or agriculture shows
mat the estimated average Weld N
nepe In pounds per acre II 1880 I'm
Washington. -
10 trying to save q shovel from n
Northern Pacific train recently Al sno.
Kane Michael Schultz q section hama
vas struck and received injuries from
which he died.
The Goldendale Journal announces
me death OF GFsenbury Phillips. aged
" years He was q native OF North
Carolina and settled In KliekItat eoun.
~ 80 years ago.
Inc state fair commission has sub
mlted report OF the business of the
fair for 1900 70 the people who con.
uibntsd 10 Ns maintenance. There
was small deaeit.
Gross eareiesSness on the mart ot
carmen on the Jackson street line In
Seattle resulted IN an accident which
proFidsntiaily escaped being attended
wttA fatal Consequences
DF, John Boswell. . pioneer Metho-
disa preacher. physician and one OF the
founders OF the Willamette Medical
College a. Salem. Oregon, died last
seek 10 coifax. aged 30.
A big IRE occurred In the Rastbrook
block. In Seattle last week. The are
department made . quick run and sue.
oeeded In saving the building with but
liuie loss The stocks were damaged
TO the amount Of 10000.
The pruna saasoa 10 In full blast In
The PAioase country and dryers and
sfapoFAtors are running day and night.
earihs the biggest crop OF prunes ever
grown 10 that country. and one thar
Siii bring u the country . large
amount Of money.
G. X 0hoisoa's fruit dryer. located
slEht miles vest Of wAila waIia, To-
seshss With large quantity Of this SEA.
soa's fruit was destroyed by Ore re-
salty A detective fins was the cause.
Ias loss u sz.eoo With $4,000 insur.
lnes. Mr.. 0hcison viii rebuild.
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Poultry and egEs--chickens, old. 10
Ollie per h.. live weight; springs. 81
da.so per doE; ducks "a per dOE. /;
geese, dressed. i2c per H.; turkeys. live,
iodI2c; eggs, fresh, seds.bO per case.
Vegetables Potatoes. soc per cwt.;
onions. Sc per cwt.
Live stock--Beef. live steers, a& q
&c; dressed. 607c: live cows, &c: dress
ed, So d6Mn: veal calves dressed. 10
&c: mutton, ewes, Sc: wethers. SIC:
hogs, live. 1915 per cwt: dressed. 81
per cwt
Sheep skins-sheerilngs, loc each;
short wool pelts. s0950c; medium
wool SOd75c: long wool, 75cGtl.
The local mills pay the following
prices for grain, delivered; Clut
wheat. &c bulk, l6c sacked; bluestem
l7e bulk, l9c sacked; red. 42c bulk. az
sacked.
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MINES AND MINING NEWS
OUR NORTHWESTERN MINES.
'te"s Cleaned From Late Reperts-
Ah Districts Are BeIRR DeveIepea
"a Prosperous Tear IL Predicted
hiRiss Notes aad Personals.

The rail makers In reducing steel
rails from s35 TO sec. q reduction OF
about 70 per cent oper up for them,
selves a market for. in round figures,
100000 tons OF rails. or the bulk Of
the rails that will be needed for the
foreseen requirements Of 1901. As 70
the reduction itself, 1t Is Q sham. The
railmAkers could have gone - more
and made rates t22 and yet pile ny
profits faster than any other industry
on the American Continent except the
Standard Oil company.
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r. O. Dun 4 Cos Weekly Reyis.
I Trade foe Hast ,.roahr ra.,. .

-. ". Dun = Cos weekly Review
OF Trade for last week says:
More reasonable weather has had an
important influence throughout che
country, but the coal strike continued
as restraining factor In business. As
speculation everywhere Is ON q small
scale. the effect Is minimized. Lower
prices recently for some iron products
have been without disturbing force,
and the firm market for print cloths
and strong quotations for lumber, show
that In some directions In the great In
dnstries small increase in demand IL
capable Of raising prices. The sftua,
ton still promise recovery when poll
tics and the strike are settled. Distri-
button Of merchandise at the west ID
still active. The working force Is In
creasing steadily, and In railroad and
manufacturing circles In the middle
west scarcity Of labor Is causing I'M
easiness. Fear OF tight money has
made some men hesitate, but higher
rates result from the activity OF the
movement Of cotton at high prices ir
the south. At the moment the move
ment OF gold from Europe has tended
70 relieve the tension In New York, and
gold is stiIl coming In from Australia.
Pig iron production has been further
reduced. according TO the Iron Age. On
October the weekly capacity Of fur
naees In blast was ga. I69 tons, against
231,7 September and ze6, 37e June 1.
Stocks At furnaces continue TO accumu-
late. gaining 1854 tons in September.
A gratifying feature is the evidence
that supplies in consumers hands are
low. Quotations Of iron products are
steady. and foreign buying continues.
two contracts OF importance being plac-
ed. Pipe makers are buying quantities
Of pig iron, while car and shlp-builders
are also urgent bidders for material.
Much disappointment was apparent
among cotton traders when the oficial
crop report appeared, for the anticipa-
ton Of gloomy report had put the
price up 70 IL cents. When the state
ment indicated q point improvement
in Texas in September prices dropped
sharply.
Wheat also declined without the aid
OF a government report Domestic
conditions are generally satisfactory.
and foreign crop news cheerful At
lantic exports in two weeks amounted
70 4.S6l. 761 bushels, against 6,I77,1ls
bushels last year.
Shipments OF boots and shoes from
Boston At the rate OF SS.415 cases week
~ mean the most active business since
April and exceed the heavy forward
ings Of last year. Improvement is
general. with orders from all parts Of
the country and frequent requests for
immediate shipments. Leather Is
sharing in the increased activity at the
chops. and the average price OF hides
at Chicago advanced X per cent
Sales OF wool At the three chief east
ern markets steadily increased, reach
ing $4,000 pounds, against 3,417,265
the preceding week. There is no such
speculation As year ago. but the sales
90 into the mills Immediately. Prices
are not affected by figures at the Lon
don sales, which had been discounted.
Failures for the week were 22a in the
United States. against 1874 last year,
and % in Canada anafna4 - laaf v,aap
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Baker City Il 10 Aavs "a ATtiaclai les
piAaa
Ths AAoEsAEs In sixFoon cottage.
snoaats % . panic 10 Portland.
TIE EaEilaA PaFtFtdxps rrrentiy or
deFed from Eaklaha By Aihaay sports
mea are expected 10 arrive Ia Nosem'
be-.
TIE womAn's eiub Of Portland has
en- enrolment Of nearly 200.
]. W. inRie Of Corvallis. with q dried
prune prodscs Of 5000 pouads Of itai,
taha. hAa declined en- Oder Of 81 esats
pr pound for aoa and Goa and y Of a
emit lea for each smaller grade.
Tia property Valuations In ctataop
eosaty show an increase Of til2.sTs
over last year. principally from timber
laads that have bern decided duTing the
past ~ months The gross value ol
all property In the county 70 tt1.s22.
ois. with tiae.eo3 exempted.
Mrs. Minnie Crockett has been indlct
I'd By the EEand jury At EAeadlsson on 4
charge Of numbering her husband. Ths
indictment " in the hrNt degree. and
reads that Minnie Crockett on Oct :
1900. In the county Of UmatiilA. with
deliberate and premedItated malice
killed James n. crocketi, shooting him
With pistol
A new industry has heeu developed
In orpaham a. the result Of The build
Ing Of slloa. Ills the cutting Of green
corn fodder 90 hli them With. which Il
being done BY fully equipped steam
outft that travels from place 70 plAc'
ard euh about 20 tons Of eusIlags
daily. There ara nov SIX silos In thai
nelEhboFhood. and more will b. put up
The cutting industry will b ~ import
ant there a. thrpahIn- In . year or two
~ about the same number Of hands ar
employed IN one a. In the other. Thu
corn IL hauled direct from the fields Il
the Allos. the york requiring ave team
and ten men, all told.
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The roof Of the capital building al
HSlsna Ia completed.
The cooks and walters Of Helena arr
ahsout 10 Organise . HnIon.
Sam Fuller. AGED %. Of Butte. LOST
bis life ia the Little Joe mine last week
By . oATein.
Lady conductors ran - street cars
Ia Butie all hne day. ofleered By ladies'
Who worked for chaFity'a sake.
iids will Be opened In Washington
November for the construction Of the
basement Of tho public building Of
Helena.
waiter Collins haa been elected pres.
idea, and level King secretary Of the
aihirtic association Of the Montana
State college ~ Boseman.
The United States land ofice al Hell.
~na disposed Of 1851 acres OF govern.
meat land during the quarter eaded
September 20. The receipts Of the
once amounted 10 etI.its.Is.
Alderman s. c. Reynolds Of Billings
has accepted an Invitation 70 Join the
party Of the imperial potentAse OF the
eNNsNA SHtAASfA % y AEtF 10 ttuuOAuiu.
Nhich leaves Chicago March /.
l. J. schram. q Montana Central
brakeman, residing In Great FAllS. fell
from tho top Of q freight train near
nlK Sandy last week and was killed.
No one knows how IN accident occur.
rcd. lie was = single man.
A nasa Of smallpox vaa discovered
in Miaaoula last week on what IL
known ~ the ievee. ne district adjae.
ent 10 the Northern Pacific station.
The man. Henry lAuE, came 20 Aiia.
aoula thrca weeks aEo from Butte.
Thomas Hogan and Harry Hallup are
victims Of an explosion which occurred
recently at . mine near Melroee, on the
Oregon Short IAnc railroad. Both are
single men. They were blown high In
the air. The blast went on prena.
tureiy.
Frank Warner, who IL well known a.
an old.simer and prosperous rancher
about stevehsvliie, has returned TO the
bitter Root valley, from where he has
Travelled for the past two years In
South America. Cuba and over the
United States. and has decided 10 again
settle down.
Sister Batiste. q teacher In q Catho-
lie academy for boys In Helena, was
accidentally killed recently by the dis
charge OF an old musket placed on the
table by a small boy pupil. She was %
years old. and came TO Montana three
years ago from Leavenworth. Kansas.
Her family name was Flynn.
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queen Greatly worriea.

The critical condition of the DowageT
Empress Frederick Of Germany is caus-
ing grave anxiety in England. not only
on her own account, but through the effect
Of her death on Queen Victoria. The los
of her son, the duke of Edinburgh, and her
cousin, the duchess Of Teck, and the ter.
rihle death roll in South Africa have tried
the queen sorely. Another family loss, il
is feared, might wrench to the breaking
point the wonderful fortitude of Great
Britain's ruler. 1t is said she is already
much upset and strongly DESTROYS to &
to the bedside Of her eldest daughter. BIZ,
the queens physicians are endeAvOring to
dissnade her.
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Portland, Ore, Oct. 5.-GeneralPassen.
ger Agent Hurlburt of the O. r. & n. has
received advices that its connections
through Huntington had agreed to the
new settlers rate put on by the northern
lines. This opens all the Pacific north.
west to the new rates, making them avail.
able from Chicago and Missouri river
points through either Huntington OF Spo.
kane. The new rate will go into effect
next Tuesday.
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Washington, Oct l6-The supreme
court has granted motions advancing the
Nicely cases and the cases involving the
question Of extension Of the constitution
over the Philippines and Porto Rico TO the
second "Wednesday in November. A num-
Der Of minor decisions were handed down
today.
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sAst. on ne.r sapnl,...

Washington, Oct lS.-The expectation
and transit of ammunition and gunpow.
der from and through tho Netherlands
has been prohibited temporarily. according
to dispatch to the state department from
United States Minister Newell, at The
Hague.
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rAe HoIlana In conmI..Ioa.

Washington, Oct. ls.-The submarine
beat Holland was placed in commission
Saturday, She Il to be sent 10 the naval
academy at Annapolis % that the cadets
may become thoroughly familiar with this
modern weapon Of warfare.
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The Southern Railway has followed
the example OF the B. q o. and pro.
hlblted employees from talking politics.
The Big Four has tabooed the wearing
Of campaign buttons. The workers are
free-to quit their ioos II they don't
like the rulea.
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wheat.

Portiand.--In the local wheat mar
ket there is not much doing, and most
of tho exporters dropped their limits
back TO $40 and 5lihc, the latter being
ouoted as an extreme nEure for Walla
waila Bluestem 10 easy ct $40 ana
b7ihc.
Tacoma.--Market decidedly weak
and IL lower. pluestena B7oa club.
ISle. -
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New Haven, Conn, Oct. l0.4sThrse hun.
dred and fifty hands employed Al The New
Haven rolling min went On alrike Monday.
The men complain Of = reductienAs wages
Ringing from 5 10 II IL per cent
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Pittsburg, Oct lSs-James L Ran.
kin. prominent in the American Tin Plate
company, was instantly killed BY Mon
ongahela traction car while riding his
horse along Forbes avenue
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James Hair klllea u,n,.,s.

Portland, Ore, Oct. ls.--Iames I. Hair,
ex.captaln Of police Of this city, and or.
ganlaer Of the WoOdmen Of the World,
committed suicide. shooting himself at the
National hotel,
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Chicago, Oct. l4.-CAarles Fargo, sec,
ond vice president Of the American Tx.
prs company and an old resident Of
Chicago, died here today.