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The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-13

took a delegate Of the Christian commits
sion 10 see what they called their praying
place
Now. II God has during these remarks
shown By the uses the Importance. the
bleSsedness 0f prayer. suppose We Try 10
do what Job did when he prayed for his
exasperators. Many OF US at the begin
ming Of this subject felt that while we
could pray for ourselves and pray fof
those who were kind TO us. we never could
reach the right point OF religious expert
enee In which we could pray for those
who annoy US and make US feel worse IN
stead OF feeling better That vas Mat
terhoTn. that was an AID. 10 the top of
which We feared we could never climb.
but we thank God that by His omnipO-
tent grace We have reached that height at
last Let us pray, on Christ. who didst
pray for thine assasSIns. We now pray for
those who despitefuliy use Us and say all
manner Of evil against US. For their
eternal salvation we supplicate. When
time Is no more, may they reign on
thrones, and wear coronets. ard sway
scepters of heavenly dominion. Mean
while, take the bitterness from their soul
and make them soon think as well Of Us
as now they think evil. Spare their
bodies from pain and their household
from bereavement. After all the misun-
derstapdings and controversies Of this
afe are over. may we keep with them
eternal jubilee in the mansions on the
hill. And as thou didst turn the captivity
OF Job when he prayed for those who bad
ly used him, and health came 20 his body
and prosperity to his estate. now that we
have by Thy grace been able TO make sup
plcatlon Tor eur antagonists. cure our
diseases II we are Ill: and restore or es-
tate. II IL has been scattered; and awaken
giadness IN our homesteads. II they have
been bereft; and turn the captivity of our
physical pain, or financial misfortune, or
mental distress. And thine shall be the
kingdom and the power ana the glory for
ever and ever Amen"
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TRAIN DISPATCHER BLUaDERED.
Bad Wreck on the Chicago and Northwest
ern-One Fatally Injured.

Omaha, Neb.. Nov. ia Chicago and
Northwestern passenger train. east-bound
for Chicago, crashed into freight at the
crossing of the Sioux City and Pacific
near Missouri Valley last night, and the
engine, buffet, and mail car of the North
western were smashed, the cars and
sleepers broken and deraiied. But one
passenger was badly injured, man OF
the name of Peterson. from Omaha. He
had both legs cut off above the ankle,
and will die. Engineer John Wells. of the
passenger train. had his hand smashed
so as to require amputation, and num-
Der of others were slightly injured.
Wrong dispatcher orders are said to
have caused the wreck.
Leayenworth, Kans.. Nov. 1L-An open
switch caused the north-bound Missouri
Pacific passenger train this morning 70
take a siding in the yards here and TO
collide with a switch engine. Applica-
ton of the air brake checked the speed.
but several passengers were injured, none
fatally.
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MARKET REPORT.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Nov I2-FLOUR-Receipts. 29.1so
barrels: exports ls sos barrels: sales. l0l5O pack
ages. Market was quiet active in jobbing way
and held armer with The rise in wheat
RYE FLOUR-weak; sales. 400 barrels; fair to
good s.OOG3 90 choice to fancy, 325a3sO.
BUCKWHGAT FLOUR-Dull: 2.O5622O.
BUCKWHEAT-Dull; 81 1890.
CORNaEAL1-Firm yellow Western. 81; city,
50; Brandywine, 245d2so
RYE-steady: No. 2 Western s. I. o. b. anoat;
State rye. ad52 c. T. (. New York.
BARLEY-Quiet: feeding 42d4s c. l. (. Buffalo;
mailing. 52as2 C. i. (. Buffalo
BARLEY EALT-Dull; Western. s2ass
BUTTEB-Strong; creamery Is l-2d25; factory,
1sf15 1-2; June creamery, I7a22; imitation cream
cry, II l-261s; State dairy. 15d23.
CHEEsE-Steady; large. white. 10 1-2a1O 81;
small. white, % 1-2qll; large. colored. 10 ia;
small. eolored, 10 l-2GlL
EGGs-Streng: State and Pennsylvania 20a27:
Western. regular packing, at mark 1924. Western.
loss of. 26
POTATOES Quiet: Jerseys, I.oOal 81 l-2; New
York. l2ja1.es l-2: Long Island. l.50gl75; Jer-
ssy sweets, 1.50a2e0.
PEANUTs-Quiet; fancy hand picked. is-4a5;
ether domestic, 4.
CABBACzs-Quiet. Long Island per 100. 1.5Od
225.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool. dull: cotton. by
steam. 2jc. grain, by steam. lid.
TALLOW-FirE.
COfTONSEED OlL-Firm; prime crude, 50Qd,
yellow 80 1-213i.
PETROLEUA-oEiet.
ROSiN-Qaiet
TURPENTINE-Steady.
RICE-Fim.
SUGAR-QuIet: fair refining. . rs: centrifugal.
SO est 3-S; molasses sugar, SIS
FEED-Steady; spring bran, 16.0oQ1s.35: mid
flirgs, I7.e0als.50 winter bran, lz0oglS50: city,
Is. 50d17. o..
HAY-Quiet
HOPS-QIiet.
HIDES-Firm.
LEATHEI--QCiet.
WOOI-DulL
BEEF-stesdy; family. lO5san.s5.
CUT MEATS-Quiet
LARD-Firm; Western steamed 7.55; November
closed 7.55 nominal; reHned firm; continent. 7.sS.
PORK-Firm: family i5.50als.00. short clear,
lLOUGl700
C0FFEE-SpGt F 10 easy 30. Z invoice, 8 is
mila dull; cordova, si-9Gi3 ~ The market for
coffee futures opened steady at 10d15 points de-
ciiEe. and ruled fairly active. with weak under
tone, cables being weak. Receipts at Rio and San
tos still heavy. Closed steady with prices l5d
points net lower. Total sales 3s. $50 bags. incud-
ing November at SIS December S.s0as.s0: Janu-
ary. 100 March. 6-s0G %; May. 70jl7lj July.
Tl0GIi5: September, Z 20G7.30.
MErALS-Busness very slow In the market
for metals with the undertOne generally quet with
the exception of spelter. which was a shade higher
to-day on good export demand closing hrmsr at
4l5a420 The rest Of the list ruled unchanged
/ Pig iron warrants quiet at SO0Gio. 60: lake
copper le.7sGI7.C9 Tin dull az II s5q27.75 lead
quiet al 437 IL The brokers' price for lead was
400 and foe copper 1851 l-2Gi7.00.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Baltimore. Nov. 12.-FLOUR-DulI: Western su-
per. 2.35d245: Western extra 2.55q2s 30; Western
family, 3.3oa3.s0; winter wheat patent, 3S0a 90
spring wheat patent. 3S5GI10; spring wheat
straight, 375G3s5 receipts. 1e Oss barrels exports
I57s
WHEAT-Firmer; SPOT and the month 70 LA
73 3-s; December. 7iG7i IL: May. SIdn Ia steam
er No red 20 3id7i; receipts 1872 bushels; ex-
ports none Southern by sample, s1g73 81; South
ern grade. II 3-ld73 "a.
CORN-Firmer mI>ed. spot old, a l-4aA l-2;
new, 80 IA; the month. old, ~ l-4QA IL; new.
43 l-fd43 IL; November or December new or old
Il 2-4a42; January. Al l-ldl I-2: February Al I-21
Il 81 steamer mixed. 10 3-4Gn: receipts. l2G Isl
bushels exports. z04. 2is bushels; Southern white
and yellow corn. H145.
OAFS--Firmer; No. white, 27dg7 I-2; No. mIx-
ed 5GZ5 l-Z' receipts. S.5s5 bushels: exports.
RYE-DuIi; No. near by. 80; No 2 Western,
52ft53. receipts. 3.l55 bushels: exports. none.
hA1-stesiy No ! timothy, is50.
GRAIN FREiGHTS-Quiet and steady: steam 10
Liverpool, rer bnshel. "A. November; Cork gsr or
ccrs. per quarter Is. 10 I'D. f4s December
sCGAR-Steady. unchanged: nne and eoarse gran
rlsted. $40.
EGGs-Firn1: fresh 24T25
CEEEsE-Stesdy. unchanged: large, II 3-4GI2:
medium. l21l2 Ia; pienies I. i.4nI2 l-2
BUFTEk--Firm; fancy imitation. ISqis: fancy
creamery. 2iG25 fancy IsdIe II; good !sdle Is
store packed, l3ai5
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. Nov. i2.-wHEAT-Rseeipts. 10i.e25
bushels exports Is3 ssi bushels; sales. an. go
bushels futures; 100 90 bushels spot: spot hffn
No. red, 81 Z. 0, b. ssost: No red. 70 Ia ele-
Ystor; No. / Northern Duluth. ss "a Z O. D. anost
Nc. l hard Duluth. % sfOat. options opened firm
and higher on bGlllsh cables and good foreign buy
ing. After midday reaction under very large
w0ria's shiprents second advance took Dlxes. ia-
faeHeed By liberal seabOard elesTancss, export
rumors, free covering By cary short sellers. ard
Wall street buying Closed hrm at LA lie. nst
advance Sales included 40 March. s2 i-zass i-z
closed g s-s: May. az f-sgss. closed s. IS. No
veaber closed 7s December, 70 3-lsgH Els. elosei
So
coRS-Reeeipts. 80 bushels: srports. Iss s7i
bushels Eslsz iss 600 bushels futures go 90 bush
els spot. spot arn. 80. ?. &C elevator and 81 Z O.
b sdost; options ssfe generally arm and higher
ali cay on steady cables. export demand. big sea
bosrs clearsnoes, saf light receipts: closed arm
ana z-sas-sc net higher. Nay. az s-lsafz q.
eloess A. -. December. f3d5 "a. closed a5 "a
OATs-Reesipts 80 bushels: exports. $50
bushels SPOT Ernasr. No. 2. -. No. 3 q IL; No
? white p LII 30 Whit, zs track niIed West
ern. Is l-tdZ7. track ~kits Wez.srn, q i-2dz5:
track white STATE. q l-7aJ3: options dull but
frmly hela
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BATTLE AROUND A FLAG POLE.
French Canadians and Briiishers Fight
Over Union Jack and Tri.csl9r.

Vancouver. B. c., Nov. n.-Bitter racial
feeling between some French-Canadians
and Britishers eliminated in flag incl
dent in the neighboring city of New west
minister. where serious consequences were
only averted by the prompt action OF ne
authorities. On the new stone Dost-oilice
building in process of construction are eni-
p,oyed a number of French Canadians
brought thither for that work from
Quebec.
They were given Saturday half-holiday
and hoisted the Union Jack and the
French tri-color on the same pole. The
British flag was removed surrepitiousiy.
and when the French ensign was diseov-
cred floating alone over the government
building a crowd OF Englishmen gathered
TO pull it down.
The French Canadians defended their
flag, and a hand-to-hand conflict followed.
The authorities stopped the fight by pull
ing down the offending nag. The occur
renee has caused intense feeling between
representatives Of the two nationalities.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Baltimore. Nov. i7-hoGs-Recsipts for week
ended az aeon tarday. sTz head. against 10 IS:
head last xssk. light sapDly fof to-day snd good
dsmzae al following qs0tatsosr. Far Westerns,
SO: far Eastern piss. atssa4es from near By
points. seogssS: rosga so~A, 4zsdt IS. stays. 40
94N
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsosipss for week ended
Al sosa to-day. liz head. against s5so bead IaEs
~esk. tais supply fer to-day aad moderate asmsne.
Medium 70 prime baishsr sheep. 2esg4is: esa-
sssn. z9ss2D; lambs. good 20 prime heavy. 6sss
SIS. medium 10 good. Ssea s.ts. common. 4esa
ATS
cALyEs-Rscslpts for week ended At aoo- ss-ssy.
20 head. against .Js tese Last week. fair supply
msrssi arm AZ 80 20 20 Ter eonnoa 70 ehsioe.
Sss YORK, Nov. Iz.-BEEvEs-Esesisss, stss
steers IN god dsasst bot At SHADE le.sf prices
medium steers. loe. OF. buiis steady. opsnsc
steady. closed Ice lower: soma late stock ansola
stssr. t.saseS. bsils .ss4sss. esv.. LsS9afs.
csties Saeaensef shifnsat.
CALVES keceipts. 1.sf7. Steaey for all grades.
vssis b"ssD. TOPS. SIS. iissis calves. tsse4ts
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CLOTHES FOUND, BUT NO BODY.
Florida Authorities Probing the Mystery of
a Wealthy Orange Grower

Orlando, Fla, Nov. 11.-Deputy Sheriff
Whidden has been called to Lake Howell
to investigate the mysterious suicide of
George A. Hume, a wealthy orange grow
er of that settlement. Hume left his home
on Friday morning in usual health and
spirits. for his orange grove, TO look after
the harvesting of his fruit. He did not
return 10 the house at noon or at night
A search revealed his hat and vest on
the ground near the lake just where
neighbor keeps his rowboat The boat
with the oars inside, was found at anoth-
e. part of the lake Sith every indication
of having drifted there. In the vest pock-
ct was found a note, hastily written with
pencil to his wife, telling her where she
would find some legal papers, and giving
information about some business matters
1t closed by saying that he had left all to
her.
; Up TO tonight a dligent search of the
lake has failed 10 find the body.
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Blythe Estate Beyond Hairner,s Reach.

San Francisco, Cal, Nov. n.-Coneern-
ing the claim Of Jacob J. Haffner, of New
York. TO share of the Blythe estate. the
attorneys here who were connected with
the litigation in the celebrated case say
that Haffner has no standing, even if his
claim is valid one. The final distribu-
tion of the estate has been made and no
one can change ii. The Blythe case was
in the Probate Court for fifteen years
before final settlement was reached, and
the millions were awarded to Florence
Blythe. now Mrs. A A Moore. jr. I'm
mediately following the order Of distribu-
tiOn, which was confirmed by the Su-
preme Court. the legatee divided her in
heritanee with her attorneys. Over 81
100000 was divided between the lawyers.
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CUBANs COMPARE US TO SPaalaRDS.
Consolidation of Military Departments Is
Displensing 10 Ce 1ple oi -auiiaga.

Santiago de Cuba. Nov. n.-Coi. White
side received to-day orders from the War
Department fixing November Is as the
date for closing the department of SAN
tiagO de Cuba. This date viii be fort
night earlier than he had expected, end
there is considerable uneasiness among
the officers. who are not certain how the
change viii affect them personally The
general opinion. however. Is that there
viii be few changes beyond calling SAN
tiago a district hereafter instead OF a de-
partment headquarters.
Gen. Wood is expected TO arrive mere
next Tuesday. The Cubans severely crit
ieise the War Departments action. They
nave always been jealous OF Havana: and
nov they say that the Americans. follow
ing Spanish customs. are Tobolng Santiago
for the benefit Of Havana.
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OLD GLORY AMONG THE RED FLAGS.
Thirteenth Anniversary of the Execution OF
Chicago Anarchists.

Chicago, Nov. n.-Herr Most with his
fierceness subdued to gentleness, was the
orator here tonight of the thirteenth
anniversary of the execution of Anarch-
lists Parsons, Spies, Fischer. and Engel.
The meeting was held in Central Music
Hall. The place was free of uniformed
policemen, but two city detectives stood
on the edge of the crowd in the lobby. A
few years ago police interference with
the speakers was of frequent occurrence
at the annual celebration.
Except for the notable increase in the
number of attendants and the softening
OF the language used. the meeting differ
ed from the previous annual gatherings
only in that Mrs. Lucy Parsons was con-
spicuous by her absence, and that big
United States flag was displayed with the
red flags used in the decoration of the
stage.
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COTTON SPiNNERs TO CONTROL SALES.
Yarn Hills of the ssBfh Adopt Plan 10 Re.
duce Costs and Cbrck Speculation.

Charlotte, n. c., Nov. 1.-THE great
majority Of the yarn mills OF the South
have entered into the pan OF controlling
the sale OF their products by specially aD-
pointed agents. Mills representing an a..
gregate OF 4S5.0s8 spindles have slgniHed
their agreement 10 the now famous con-
centratiOn plan proposed by the special
committee and indOrsed by the board Of
governors Of the Southern Cotton Spin
ners Association.
The object Of the plan Is that the sell
Ing OF southern cotton yarns be placed IN
the hands or limited number Of North
ern commission merchants, ten or elght.
with a view 10 the reduction OF selling
costs and the prevention Of specuiaiiOl .
IN the product Of Southern yarn mills ~
the middlemen or commission merchant
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grassers; 5oogs.5o; ysarlings, s.ssdl75.

grassers, 5.0oq3.50; yearllnEs. 2g5daT5
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts 10 sss. good
sheep lSc- higher: all grades hrm good 20 choice
lambs steady others steady to i5c lower Sheep
231 l-eui3o; lambs AI5G 80. . cars choice s IS
q > ~, culls. tee44S5: Canada lambs. s60a5 So
hOGS-Receipts. n, N5a: firm at 6 20H545. emo "a
light state hogs. 5.l5d5.50.
Chicago. Nov. i2.-CATTLE-ReceiptS q O00 in
cluding 700 Texans and 900 Westerns generally l.c
lower: best on sale to-day ear loads al 80 Ns
t!ves, good u prime steers. 540d5 90: poor 10 ps
dun, 4i0a5.5o selected feeders STEADY T5T4 ta-
mixed stockers strong. 250a3e5. COWS. choics
steady others weak TO Ice. l0W1T s0Gi 90. calves
4.o0dS.I5 Texas fed steers, 40)lt 80. Texas Eras.
steers, 3S044l0; Texas bulls 2eoG32J.
HOGS-ReCeipts to-day. % 900, to- morrow "a G0l.
left over, 500; market 10c higher. active. ton
5.l0 mixed and butchers. 475q5I0. good 10 choifs
heavy, 4.s0u510. rough heavy. 4I5a4 So: liSht 75
d5.87 IL; btlk OF sales 4S0a5 05.
I SHEEP-Reeeipts, "a. 900 sheep firm: lambs wc4g
10 1Oc- lower except choice Good tc cha,.
wethers, ie'1i40 fair TO choice mixed Q s0Gf fI.
Western sheep. i0oGi40. reXas sheep. s6Jals.:
| native lambs, 4-25G5.5O; Western lambs 4S5p5 ~
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ELECTION NEWS At MANILA.
Defeat of Bryan Produces No Change in
the situation.

Manila, Nov. 1.-THE results of the cleo
tions in the United States have been
quietly received here So far as he Fil!-
pinos are concerned, no noticeable change
in the situation has ensued, nor is any
likely to occur in the immediate future.
They are for the greater part non-com-
initial News of the outcome viii slowly
work its way through the country to the
armed insurgents. where the assurances
of the leaders that Mr. Bryan would GER
tainly be elected must first be overcome.
Last weeks scouting resulted in several
minor engagements with what the Official
reports describe as small casualties, -
namely, four Americans killed and ten
wounded
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Exclusion Ae, Enforc.d in Piorldn.

Jacksonville. Fla. Nov. 1.-THE las Of
the cases for violation Of the chinese -x-
eluslon act were disposed Of yesterilY
In the United States Court judge Iorks
dismissed the case against Low Tsag as
his attorneys presented certificates sh0T-
ing he wa. a rightful resident q tis
United States. United states MARI
HorF telegraphed the Treasury DeTf
ment that the three other prisoners were
ready for deportation. and were b. a
held by him awaiting orders
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Eleven Families Eyieted b. Fire.

New York, Nov. 1.-Eleven families in
Jersey City were driven from their homes
to-day. The flames started in the four
story frame tenement. 1918 Morris
street. and crept UP to the roof so quickly
that the tenants had to flee for their lives.
Those on the ground floor only were able
10 save any Of their possessions. Four
families lived In l45 and seven In i4S. The
ground floor Of l46 was occupied by the
wagon factory Of John II Brinkman. the
owner Of the building No. I4S belongs 10
George Rannon. No one was Injured.
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Pamins ,Ienaees Northern China

Tacoma, Wash, Nov u.-Orientai n.
vices received by to-days steamer stats
that four 20 six million Chinese north oF
Pekin are in danger OF starving. their
crops having been total failure. One
million piculs Of tribute rice were % be
dispatched from Shanghai and distributed
among these hungry hOrdes from Tlen-
;sin and Pekin, but the military Offica.s
al Shanghai gave orders that no rice
should be sent out Of Central China.
There is great danger that an immense
swarm Of robbers will be sent out Of the
famine district. as usually happens
News has been received az Yokohama
that eleven Belgian missionaries were
murdered by bandits Ia Mongolia last
month
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Killed nis Miles, Persistent Visitor.

rII-tIaI % nc WasiliLELuh FOsf-
Columbia, 5. c., Nov. 11.-Charley John,
son, an old man living near BennettsyilIe
a year ago married young and attrac
tive wife. Johnson thought his wife wa,
encouraging attentions OF Sherman Evans
a young neighbor, and ordered the latter
10 keep away from the house. Last even
ing Evans came, despite the old man,
protest. and Johnson ran a knife througi
his heart. Johnson has not yet been ar
rested
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eoe. late Ha.lrup,e, owIns $500 600.

Kansas City. No. Nov. 1.-THE Elmofs
Cooper Live Stock Company has nlsd
petition In bankruptcy. The fa6iiiles
placed at 500 GO. are mostly the res3!. o
the Giliem failure a year ago. lhe 40
sets are placed At 10000
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Ia Cbnmpa-n, Re.ume. H,rTr,,.

New York. Nov 1.-THE French Line
steamship La Champagne arrived az this
port to-day after having been IN the sery-
ice OF the French government as a troop
ship At 3:30 p. m on November G. the
British steamship Planet. from Philadei-
phia for Ayonmouth. was sighted flying
signals signifying not under control, but
10 assistance was asked. At that time the
Wearher Was fine
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President fa.,ey pep,r, -,oy, ofs.,.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov. u.-President n.
Baxter. Of the Tennessee Coal Iron and
Railway Company tonight denied the
story that the controlling interest OF his
company had been purchased by Northern
capitalists. Statements have been made
Identifying the Standard Oil Company
and the American Steel and Wire Com
pany with the deal, all of which President
Baxter denies.
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Farm Dere'opnrn, In Lnmbr- Rrei,n.

St Paul. MINI. Nov. 1.-THE Knapp
Stout Lumber Company. of Menominee
Wis, last week transferred TO the Wis
eonsin Land Company 5000 acres OF land
near Rice Lake, Wis. The land went tor
s250 per acre and Ii is one OF the largest
transfers ever recorded in this part Of
Wisconsin The purchasers are Dro.ni-
nent Iowa and Illinois stock raisers. II Is
the intention OF the purchasers 10 divide
the land into small farms ard encourage
the location OF actual settlers.
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PosI-sfiics Robbers >ecHre 81 900.

Charlotte, y. C., Nov. n.-Robbers blew
open the safes in the post-offiee and In the
general merchandise store OF ]. z. Black
& Co. al Matthews. y. c., early yesterday
morning. ard secured nearly s.. 90 I'm ash.
The robbers were tracked 10 The depot
wtere they probably took train pass.ng :
there al 80 a. m
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Rueouraxin. Immisrat,ss 20 c.ha,

Havana. Nov 1.-THE Havana papers
are now generally commenting upon the
action OF the government In the matter OF
Guarantining immigrants. and movemen;
Is on foot among the SpaniaTds 10 form
an association 10 work In conjunction with
the government in encouraging imnIgra-
ton from Spain and the canaries and IL
provide for immigrants on their arrival.
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si5,000,000 GOLD MINE DEAL.
English Syndicate Seeetiatiss for yalaa-
lie Cripple Greek Property.

Denvel, Col. Nov. S.-Although the re-
ported sale of the Portland mine Is de-
MED AT the offices OF the company at
Colorado Springs. 1t is generally believed
in mining circles that this great Cripple
Greek property will pass into the hands 1f
an English syndicate, consisting OF the
Venture Corporation. the Exploration
Company, and Werner, Belt & Co. ths
South African diamond miners and in
vestors In Mexico mines and railways.
Ii is said that the price 20 be paid Is
about SIS, ,000.G 600 II is believed locally tha.
the Portland will be consolidated with
Stratton's Independence, limited. such q
consolidation will create probably the
greatest gold-producing property in tho
world.
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TaJola ll. .hls Ia Chlas.e watpr..

New York. Nov. lion board the s'esT-
er La Champagne. which arrived ta
morning from Hayrs. was Capt Leca.as
Dobosworsky, commander Of the Rt--
sian gnnboat Giljsk. Capt DobosNofsky
will cross the continent and 20 20 Shih1.
He will Join the Giljak AZ Port AFt--f
With the Russian Chinese squadron
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scroIula the Cause.

Eczema, eatarrh, hip disease, white
swelling, and even eOnsumption have
their origin I'm scTofulous Conditions. With
the slightest taint Of scrofuia in the blood
there Is no safety The remedy for sthis
disease In all its forms is Hoods sarsa-
Tarilia, which goes 20 the root OF the trou-
bic and expels all impurities and 6ises =
germs from the blood
The hest family ezfnsrste q tIocds. pnt.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-13
DUTY To GOD AND MEN
Dr. Talmage Talks of Prayer
and UnselfishnesS
JOBS APPEAL FOR HIS FRIEND>

DissieaIiaa of All M. Trsabier Followed
whea lie Ceased to Thiak Of Them and
Raised His ysice in sappliestion for the
NsiEhbar. who Had Given Him Cola
Comfort When TheJ Came 10 tensois
Him In His Great Misery.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-13
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