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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-28
Peter muller Miasinn

Peter Muller, who lived at 42s Prescott
street, has been missing since July IL
reason it is not known, and nothing he's
been learned as to his whereabouts.
Muller is about thirty-five years of age
married and leaves family in destitute
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Earlier for H. & ID. Potnts,

The evening train via 1.-The Milwaukee"
for Glencoe, Bird Island, Appleton, Or
tonville, Wahpeton. Fargo, Groton and
Aberdeen will leave st. Paul 7:O5 p. m.
earlier than heretofore
EFFECTIVE July 29th. 1900
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Portland, Me-. by the So L.

Get itinerary for excursion to Portland
going via Georgian Bay and the ST law
renee River, returning direct. Tickets
pe Al expenses. Ticket office, 37S
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LABOR NOTES.

The Retail Grocery Clerks union will
hold special meeting at Assembly hall
thursday night next All members arc
urgently requested to be present, as i'm
portant business is to be transacted.
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Dance at. wilduood Tonight.

Tonight will witness the close of the
Meier engagement at Wildwood, which
has been one of the greatest successes of
the season at that very popular resort
The performances of Miss Bessie Meier
and her brother, Master Tommie. who is
only eleven years old, has been On OBJ
ject lesson in theEnatatorial art to thous-
ands of interested observers
There will be- the regular SATURDAY.
evening dance in the pavilion this even
ing, the music fer this event being fur
nished by the favorite musical special
lists, Wolff and Barrett
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Use schOch's Triple FIavorInu
Extracts for Ice Cream
BUTTER AND CIRCUMSTANCE

Fresh Dairy Butter, per lb. Tic, 1sc and on
6-lb jar good, sweet Dairy Butter 9 9Sc
New e York Export Cheese, per
Nmte Glover Honey, per Id -. 1hc
SS glIr Cholee Boiled Ham, per Id. &c
MINCED Ham, per Id pic
Cheese: uoinestlc
Ercmage De Brie-Fromage De Isicnv
Samembert-N eufchatel. -'-e n.y.
De Menauta-,Roquefort.
Swiss-Edam.
Pineapple-Sa Sage.
Gemmel Ost-Ged Ost. -
Putt Ost-Prim Ost
Brick Cheese-Limburger Cheese
Etc. Etc. Etc.
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Time Changes, Hastings & Dakota
Division.

Effective Sunday. July %. the evening
train via THE Milwaukee" for Glencoe,
BIRD Island, Appleton. Ortonville, Wah,
Peton' Fargo, Groton and Aberdeen will
leave st. Paul 7:O5 p. m. and Minnea ~ %.
lis 7:45 p. m.-thirty minutes earlier than
heretofore.
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Market Site Report deferred.

The filing of the committees report
pm market site was to have been made
with the city clerk, by the city attor-
ney, yesterday afternoon, but the city
attorney being absent the report will not
be filed until some time next week.
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RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS.

higher court. but Judge Hine denied 6
continuance.
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Change of Time on "The MiIwau-
kee"

& M Division train now leaving Mime
apolis AIS p. m. and st. Paul Abs p. m.
Owatonna, Austin. Masen City and Pc.
oria will leave twenty-five minutes ear
lier from each town-from Minneapolis
400 p. M aud ST. Paul 4:16 p; M. Don't
get left
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DEATHS

-~---erN~Oe~o~~N-~E~~~~- ~-0--~o-@-~~-~Oe-~
CUSHING--In ST. Paul, Mimi, July 20,
1900. at family residence No Alb Car
roll street. Henry w Cushing, aged
thirty-nine years. son of the late John
M. Gushing, Of Minneapolis Funeral
Sunday, the 18th inst, at 2 o'clock D.
m, under the auspices of st. Paul
Lodge No. 3, A. F. & A. M.
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TEA AND COFFEE PRICES

At these stores are surprising. The
empty repay comparison and investiga-
ton ,,Maravilla Garden" Light of
asia, Ceremonial" Liptons and other
prands of the very best package teas.
Extra fine Formosa, Oolong' English
breakfast, Ceylon and Sun-dried Jaoan
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The ANDREW SdIOCl Grocery Go,

ne Northwest's Greatest Grocery Stores,
1th q broadway. 7th & st. Peter.
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"HOME-BAKED" sPEcIAlrEEs
FRESH EVERY HOUR

Just a few sample prices on the prod
nets of our own ovens:
pinS Our own "home-baked," A
Doughnuts. per dozen ........ Sc
Snow Flake Bread, per loaf .........' &c
Large Loayes Rye Bread, per loaf. &C.
Simmons, Health Bread, per loaf. &c
FeSich. Blackberry Raspberry and
Sherry Pies, all made from fresh
fruit. each ...... ................., Be
Use Schoch's xxx First Patent
Slour. the best made, because it makes
more, winter and better bread than any
pther flour manufactured, and costs less
than any other high grade flour milled.
Baking Powder, Sch CHI: c Hlgh.st quail
is the best and strong 01o
est in the market, absolutely pure. Per can ZUG
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-28

GA . T0 rita.
Bears the HIha Kind You Have Always Bought
signature "a &MAz1zx
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30 Genfa.
Choice sun-dried Japan, Gunpowder
and English Breakfast Teas. per h :" 0ei
30 Gents.

nd PRICES at other stores. 4Oc and 5Oc per
and Arabian Mocha is the best coffee io
the market. We roast, grind and pul-
Herlze It fresh every day. Price Der
The best Java and Mocha Coffee, per
pound, S5c; pounds .. & m
Try pound Of Schoch's Combine
non Gomez at, per Pound .......... 3Oc
at other stores.) '--AS twice.
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Alum is used in some baking powders be.
cause it is cheap. 1t costs but a few cents
pound whereas the chief ingredient in pure
powder costs thirty But alum is corrosive
poison which, taken in food, acts iniuriously
upon the stomach, liver and kidneys.
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SCCE|||OC;||||

Main StOre.............7th and Broadway
Uptown stOre..........Library Building
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SPRING CHICKENS.
Fancy stock, per pound,
f8o.

ACARLOAD OF
Georgia Alberta Peaches,
Extra fancy stock; six baskets In a crate. These
must be seen 10 Be appreciated. Price, per crate
$3.50.
Good Alberta Peaches, per basket. 2oc.
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TWO FIERCE BATTLES FOUGHT
EACH ONE WON A VICTORY
DrltIsh and BOeP FaFses CS"as '"~
E~thsr ct MaGeEIAx a~a Near
Rrnah.rE-BOeEs Are an the A.
....,Y.-Lady.uaIIh In Danger

Pretoria. Jan. l7.--As the result OF 'hs
bombardmsnt Of Maieking a British toi'
at the east vas demolished and the nsi''
ish retired. One b0er Was wounded
Rensberg, Cape Colony, Jan. Tins
Boar. attempted To rush = hill held BY
eompany oil Yorkshires an Ne" zsAi'
anders, but they we're repnl'ed al 'hs
noint Of the bayonet. The Beers had II
men killed aud about 50 Wounded.
Pretoria, Jan. l7.---Adviees IRON the
head lager at Ladysmith report that ths
attack ON that place January . MAS disas
trou, to the British and that i-ady 'iiiilh
appeafs 10 he IN sOTe straits
Nu.ldrr river advises vi recent date
only report daily long range shslhag IRON
which the Buer, are supposed to have
suffered severely
A Dispatch from Strrkstfou' dA'@l
January Is. reports that Gataetes nsh
had made u demonstration beyond Moi
teno, In the direction oil Stormberg, IN ths
b.uef that the Beers Intended ~ seize
Moltpno. The burghers we're not slghts'
and the British Ermiiucd at Moltsno.
Arrival, from Stotmbcrg estimate thai
there are 400 beers at that place, m0at
" revolving culoni'ts aud Free stALefs
President Steyus brother Is the IondroAi
General French continues to shell b0ei
tualtion,, but nothing decisive has tAksf
place
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Austin. Tex, Jan. l5.-At Bastrup,
Tex, Arthur Burford. a son Of Sheriff
Burford, Of Colorado county, Texas, wa,
instantly killed and William Clements, a
deputy, mortaliy ~oundsd. \ oystandcr,
whose name was not learned, was slightly
wounded. Walter Rcese, James Coleman
and Thomas Daniel are IN jaIl at Bastrup
Is principals in the shooting with a mum
Der OF other men, names not learned, a.
accessories. All the participants in the
tragedy we're i'll bastrup in connection
with a murder case on a change Of venue
from Colorado county.
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Washington, Jan. l7.-At n recent ses-
sion OF the senate, Senator Cullom pre-
sented a petition handsomely bound aud
signed by 300 coIored persons asking Tor
legislation such a. will protect the col
Ored people from the "barbarous tactics
Of lynching and burning colored men"
Senator Hoar said that he believed that
every senator would be glad to have such
measures adopted as would suppress the
wrong doing and enable the officials to
enforce the laws
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ROBERTS NOT TO Be SEATED.
HAD FAR TOO MANY WIVES,
Must Not sIt,iA COnErsAs-NiAJOrity Of
Committee In That MInd-TwO OF
Another OpinIOR-The TRIAL L.
Emded.

Washington, Jan. lS.-The special COM
mittee OF the house 10 investigate the case
OF Roberts OF Utah has reached its final
conclusion.
On the polygamOus status OF Roberts
the committee was unanimous and agreed
upon a formal statement Of facts On the
question as to procedure TO be adopted the
committee was divided The majority,
consisting OF all members except Little
field and De Almond, favored exclusion
at the outset.
Littleheld and De Almond will make a
minority report favorable to seating Rob-
erts on his primA facie rights and then
expelling him.
The committee in its statements finds
that about 1878 Roberts married Louisa
Smith, his first and lawful wife, by whom
he has had six children; that about ISIS
he married as plural wife Celia Dibble,
with whom he had ever since lived as such
and who has borne him six children, oil
which the last were twins, born August
rage to Celia Dibble he contracted an
other plural marriage with Margaret L.
Ship, with whom he has ever since lived
in habit and repute OF marriage.
Chairman Taylor was authorized to pre-
pare the majority report. 1t will be ready
in few days and prospects are that the
subject will be before the house early next
week.
De Almond will submit the views OF
the minority.
Chairman Taylor says the report OF the
committee will be made Saturday and the
subject will be taken up in the house
next Tuesday.
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BLIter1~.S Prevailed.

Washington, Jan. IA Spirited de,
bate ON the Philippine question occupied
the senate, attention Tuesday. Senator
Merry, OF Arkansas, first addressed the
-enLtr IN support OF the resolution recent
Iy introduced by senator Bacon. Of GeOr.
gia. regarding the disposition vi the Phil
IpPinea.
lie was followed by Senator Pettisrew
OF south Dakota, in support vi his reso-
luton OF inquiry. Senator PetIigrew was
very bitter in his attack ON the admins
tTatlon.
Senator WOleott, OF Colorado, replied to
Senator Pettigrew, scatningIy arraigning
the South Dakota senator tor lue attI-
tude he had assumed on the Philippine
question.
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500 REWARD. 800

The r-adsrs - ,hta vanSr -'iiI - pleased -
aara that th~rs 10 lassg sHs Assaaaa ~
'ass mat "tanc= has hs=n shj- "a Hura IN Az
lts stages and that 10 uatArrh ItAIs tatarra
.arH a tn only positlv- ear~ nos snaga g.
No medical fraternity CAtArrh hainx q raa
"ttut"nsl disease. requires = c,.astltutianaI
treatment wars 'atarrh Cure h tsasn lntsr
nallY. acting drsytIy upon tha blood ana s,,,
iona surfaces u the SYSTEM. thereby daatr9Ytna
ne t9unfathH az ths dissass. AMI giving thz
gat'~nt strength ~ building ap the nonstita
tloo and assisting nature IN doing 10 wars
The prppvistars hays ~ tnvrh ealtA n ma
lufattSs Powsrs, that thsY otter pns Haudr.1
Do'Ars tDr any that Il tAlIa u r,.,s
send Tor lat as ts=tITnaniala
Addrssa y rsfTENHY a m r.l. =.
Sold by Druggists i5u.
hAlFa Family Pius are the hass
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Mr.. CoIaOa Usea a Gun.

Frankfort, Ky, Jan. LEX Congress
man David J. Colson shot and killed Eth
Gilbert Scott and Luther Demaree. The
killing occurred in the lobby Of the Cap
tOl hotel.
\ man named Golden was slightly
wounded The killing vas the result Of
feud between Colson and Scott, which
grew up between them while In the army
last year. Demaree and Golden were shot
BY accident. COlson was shot in the arm.
Two other men, it is said, were slightly
wounded by stray bullets. Fully 20 shots
were fred.
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PIaEue In SIaaIIa-

New York, Jan, ia Manila special
says:
Bubonic plague has broken out within
the city limits. Three cases have been
discovered and horses are now being in.
Doculated to obtain serum. Other precau-
tions are being taken and a strict quAran.
tine has been established. Many inspect
ors are now at work and there will BE-
thorough canvass Of the crowded city.
It is believed that an epidemic is not likely
To C.rrnr
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Tried to Murder the Judge.

St. Paul, Mimi, Jan. l7.-Jdmes Welch
made. a desperate attempt today at noon
to assassinate Judge William LOchran, oi
the federal court. WEIGH had a damage
suit against the Northern Pacific for be-
ing thrown of a train at Mandan, y. ID.
After a trial lasting three days Judge
LOehran last Friday took the case from
the jury and delivered verdict for the
defendant. Welch appeared at Judge
LOchran's chamber today and leyeled Il
revolver at the judge.
Court Crier Conway knocked Weleh
down before he could shoot.
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Columbus, Ca. Jan. l7.-Csptsin J. w.
Murphy, cashier Of the Third National
bank Of this place, shot and killed the
teller, p. y. Schultz, and then killed him
self just after the bank opened.
Murphy. who did the shooting, has
been in i'll health lately, and 1t is believed
was temporarily insane while the shoot
ing was done. Both Of the dead men
have been close friends for years
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San Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE steamer
emma has arrived here from the orient
via Honolulu, but anchored off that port.
the Hawaiian mail being carried out 10
the line on tugs. Up to January there
mad been 10 Gases OF plague. The disease
Is now thought to be well under the con
troll Of the health authorities.
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Expensive Cable Message.

Washington, Jan. l7-John BarTett'S
statement that Senator Hoar's anti.ex.
pansion speech was the cause which pre-
the Pbl"ppine insurrection Is
no news to administration official. here.
1t cost something over 1900 in cable
tolls to send Senator HoaTs message Of
sympathy and comfort TO the rebellious
TagalOa. Andrew Carnegie paid the bill
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Tacoma, Jan. l7.-Word has been re-
ceived here Of a big FIRE at Dawson in
which the loss was over $4,000. The
water system played out and it was i'm
possible to get the FIRE under control till
great damage had resulted. Many homes
we're destroyed and there il said TO be a
great deal Of suffering as result.
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Named as Postmastevs.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE president
sent the following nominations for post
masters to the senate:
Montana - Walter Anderson, Red
Lodge; J. C. Kicker, Havre.
Idaho-Francis Ball, PocatellO.
Orpgon-H. H. Riddel, The Dalles; J.
=. Smith, Lebanon +. II. Woodward,
New berg.
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RUIN NEAR KENDRICK. IDAHO.
wor.. FIooA In Ysars-TArss Lives
L0sa.

Ksndrick, Idaho, Jan. lS.-Sudden and
terrible floods In the waters Of all rot
latch streams have caused enormous dam
age in the valleys ci the Potlateh and
Clearwater rivers. Three children are
known to have been drowned. and there
are fears for the lives Of Others who are
living on bottom lands.
bridges and railroad tracks have been
obliterated; a score Of houses at hendrlek
have been swept away; the streets VI Aeh'
drick and the highways near the riNer al
all points as far south as Pullman are
flooded and waste OF waters now forms
the Landscape where two days ago Was
farming acreage and busy martA IL WIZ
be weeks before the full extent OF damage
is known, for the rivers are still bank
full and overlooking ami rain threatens
tonight.
AT u o'clock in the evening the Potlateh
river, swollen into raging torrent swept
through the embankment formed by the
railroad grade above town aud poured
with sudden violence into the mario"
street which runs along the river bank
Before the people could collect their sellSes
the Hood was waist deep aud rlsing' had
swept away u score oI dwelling houses
while the frightened citizens, carrying ana
dragging their wives and children, were
blesAsting the torrent aud making Ior
higher ground.
so far as Is now known, all but three
escaped safely. The unIortunates we're
the children of Charles hanlin, street
commissioner vi kenliriek. They we're
swept away and drowned, while the father
mother and driver escaped alter hish'
OF terrible peril.
MIR. and Mrs. HAmlin and their children
and driver were IN a buggy drawn u!
two horses, in one oil the main streets
vi the little town. " hen they "a" lnA-
the waters we're rising about them efforts
were made To get to higher ground, aud
| this would have been accomplished IN
safety had il not been that LOO cords oi
| wood above, carried ON the surface oI the
food, swept around the frightened anluials
and in an instant the vehicle Mas over
turned IL Ma impossible for the par
ents to render assistance 10 thrIr children,
OF in fact To 10 anything Tor Ihrnisel' Co.
Tor swimming among the thousands u
stieks oi corda oOI ~Is Ieat the strong
est man would not have opsayed- Mi
Hamhn was brought out OH the bank
after a daring rescue by John Long Mrs
Hamlin was found this morning N the
top OF a dwelling, where she chung ali
night, hall dead irum exposure and sui
iering from the terrible msntal strain ol
grief oVeE the lons vi her loved onsn. lhr
driver VAS aL+o re~curi IN the morning
from the Top oi buuldlng, ~hsr- ne Al'''
hal chung all night. Although the hoslss
where he Was located Mas IN the middle
Of the torrent. ropes we're thrown Linl
and he was dragged through the ~Atef'
~ dry Land.
There we're other daring resA7ies duf'ns
the height oil the Hood. which ossurI.'l
Just a. darkness Haa descending Over tar
town
John Morgan i. another ~ho bal nIr'
row esGHpe. lie vas swept out b! the
Hood. but caught the root Vi a d~yl!snS
whore he chung until morning aud ~
rescued.
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Washington, Jan. 1.-THE senate com.
mittee on inter-Oeeanic canals has agreed
unanimously to report the bill for the
construction Of the Nicaragua canal. The
bill is the same a. that reported favorl-
bly, in the house by the committee 90
interstate and foreign commerce with 4
few verbal amendments.
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wo. Three On, os Five.

Chicago, Jan. l7.-James Fitzgerald,
Irish handbsll champion, and his partner,
Louis Keeean, defeated William Carney,
champion Of the world, and his partner,
Captain Ward, three out Of Ave games
The games were all we'll contested.
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An Excellent Combination.


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effects Of the well known remedy,
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the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
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incidentally laxative and presenting
them In the form most refreshing TO the
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L. the one perfect strengthening laxa-
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dispelling colds, headaches and feverS
gently yet promptly and enabling one
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maneutly. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
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liver and bowels, without weakening
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In the process Of manufacturing dRs
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Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
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remember the full name of the Company
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GENERAL BUTLER ADVANCES
CROSSED THE ruar1A RIVER,
General WarreA'a DIviaiOn-Many
Stories Aileas-0eA. FFeAeh MOaAta
GaA On = HIGA MOHAtaIn--Alafs.
klAa nOmhAFded.

Cape Town, jan 1.-THE authorities
have received news that General Warren
has crossed the Tugela and occupied q
strong position north Of the river.
This report has been current here, but
IL diserelited in official circles.
London, Jan. l7.-Up to the present the
reported crossing OF Ngela river by Gen
eral Warrens division remains but rumor.
Nevertheless, the whole tenor OF such
news as has been dribbllng In from South
Africa recently indicates that a combined
movement OF comprehensive character
is proceeding. 1t 10 not necessary to De-
lieVe uneonfirmed stories OF the Beers
being in full retreat from ColensO because
il has been learned that column is pro-
ceedihg via Weenen to help Maker TO
cut oil their retreat, but at the same time
credible information from many sources
indisputably points 10 momentous
changes in the disposition of the republic
forces.
Military men are divided in opinion as
to whether Butler Is at Springfield or per
Sonally directing flank movement from
Weenen. Officials are inclined to credit
the report that the British have crossed
the Tugela river in that direction, al
though there Is no confirmation OF the
report and altogether there is more
hopeful feeling in official circles. There
is little news OF Importance from else
where.
FreRehs forces have succeeded in drag
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Al Amherst college - states arc rep
resented amonE tho students Maasa.
chuartts leads with H. New York has
l3. Connecticut has 81 and Psnnsyl
yauiR Is.
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wheeler IL Coming Home.

Manila, Jan. l7.-General Wheeler will
return to the United States this week,
making a stop at Guam on his way thith.
er. Three additional cases Of bubonic
plague have been reported.
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Spokane. Jsn. i5--fwies in Sc mInutsa
lid tbs huge Hall AdAh thEow both Dae
MeMitian AMI LsNis canA0a. With eight
minutes to spare. the TssTibls Turk iaI-
Oiled his contract 10 sore foaT d0sns
against the tao ehAmpi0hs iasisie an ksaE.
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There Ia mother In st. Louis who In
so teuder.hearted that she Invariably
chloroforms her children before pun.
lshlnE them.
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Victoria, r. e. Jas. i6-hTiA wasA.
pru.r~ctor, "a. dfww nsd wkIl- ese~ins
he Jofdan f''sF. By tbs uts~tsing u hls
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-20

Plso's Cure for Conuumption q. M, o.,.
medicine for coughs and colds Ne. ~
be!ss. ~ Eighth ave. Denver. Col, Nov
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-20

Saturday. April 18th has bH~n select.
cd aa the date for tho otic!al opening Of
the Paris Exposition. instead Of Faster
Sunday.