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PROFESSIONAL.

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Le!ied, James McCane, BOX 100 Houston.
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bR. W II, McElrny dentist. over Ergop 4
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FINANCIAL.

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MRS. a. WATTS CT Galresinn. clairvoyans
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ANY INFORMATION as to The wnesaabouts
q my brother. Joseph y. Lewis, vii be
thankfully re e.ycd lie left home Sep
TENDER /, 1900, was Last heard from In
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!. Lewis Lumbeton Miss 20
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WANTED Situation bv Co.. - -
mal IN country store cr r lst "A
paole o. bnying and keen,Dan laalsl<,
dress III, this office. sp'ns hsok''
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-01
/ 1. oNDoN FURRY.
Sailura "f 1,"nt9sn md f;'"be co'rporstss.

failur. "f J."ndfan md tii"be Corporstis.
Cnus-. j 49, ..Nn,at Panic.
Lon DON. Der. ) ) -. The London and
Y s3s1ubH tnaffce corr sli.aissl -
suspend ia payment. When the bro.
kers saered stock purchased on 40.
count 6s the LONDON and Globe and
askea for pay men they received checks
which were disAe..ure~i. This was fol.
lowed by the failure on the Stock Elk.
change Of IL firms, as follows:
Haggard, Hale & Plxley, Garle &
Driver, Douglas. Jr., & Co.. Cornfoot
Bros, F. A. Cohen, Blockey & Buck.
inghaln, Gum g. Abrey, Richards s.
sloper, Baker & Smith, +. G. Watts &
Co.. Flower & 90. and F. Boulloy &
90.
The first named is big firm with
important connections 1t is feared a
number Of smaller jobbers will be af-
fected.
While the difficulties Of the firms
closely connected with the London and
Globe were largely discounted, the re-
peated fall OF the hammer caused a
great sensation. Il is feared the full
list of failures is not ) known.
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"A HUNDRED AUDIENCES.

Governor Roosevslt Delivers Somewhat
II Unique Address to the Y. Nj. G. A. n
NEW YORK, Dec. 81. = Governor
Roosevelt spoke at Carnegie hall before
an audience of young men that com.
pletely filed the house. It was mass
meeting arranged by the Y. NJ. O. A.
OF the CITY, but it was somewhat unique
in the TACT that the chief speaker was
in way addressing more than 100
other audiences throughout the coun.
try. It had been arranged so that
copies of Governor Roosevelt's address
had been secured in advance and sent
to secretaries of associations through.
ont the country and it was said that
the address was read aloud at more
than 100 other meetings at the same
hour. ~
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pE MES ITS AUTHORITY.
Governor Plngrss Refuses 70 Answer 4
5i Court Sund1nns.

i0ovsrnor Pisgrss Refuses 20 Answer :
Si Court Suas1nns.
B DETRor1, Dec. 81. Governor Pin.
gree, who was summoned to appear
before the Inaham county circuit
isburt to ansWSr 70 tho chargs Of con.
tempt, - ~ fssult Of N interview in
which he sttacksa ~ court and prose.
Suting attosnsy, ha1 rsfussd 70 answer
tin snmmons. HssWss sGtsd 20 appear
esIoielea|s hut at ll;3O The roSeenSl
ynt thH 16art the followia0 1sm:
4 NV j3 fiSs O.. ehs stet q 1ltGhi-
,fA1 @ ysGgsssnt ling 5ons s6f ~ jnd1.
i ,aquel ma ", Ats divix
Skst spoWae q sthS & go4senmsn& I anlll
oonseEainsd (meaning no disrespect "a
the judicial department) 70 deny the
a1shority Of the Judiciary in the prem.
iees.
ssWers !. d chief executive Of this
aaats. disposed to recognize the author
ity of ths judicial department. on this
particular occasion tho official duties
pressing upon me in the olosing hours
q my administration would not per-
tsit OF my giving the matter atten.
ton"
taAfter he had given out the telegram
Governor Piugree was asked whetnor
he had any thing to say in connection
with his action.
!s'.Not q word" he answered.
s''Ihe public can read the telegram
aud draw its own conclusions"
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PLEASED At WASHINGTON
Glad That the Pfesent Unsatisfact0yJ
Condition Of Affairs 10 to End.


Glad That the Present Unsatisfsctory
Condition Of Affairs 10 to End.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-The report
that the Chinese plenipotentiaries had
been directed to sign the joint note is
source of satisfaction to officials here
as indicating disposition on the part
Of the Chinese government to heed the
desire Of the powers that negotiations
shall be entered on at once and the
pfcsent unsatisfactory condition of
affairs terminated. The emperor, it ia
expected, would instruct his agents to
obtain the best terms possible. One Of
the principal objections said to have
been made by the Chinese to the loca-
ton Of a.iy great number Of legation
guards in Peking is that these guards
would be menace to the existing
Chinese government. As has already
been stated in these dispatches, the
United States government docs not dc.
sire the absolute demolition of the
Taku forts, but simply their disman tie
,nent SO that ready access to the Chin.
ese capital of the foreign force would
not be prevented. The demand Of the
powers in the joint note, however, was
for the destruction Of tho forts.
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ARE GREATLY SATISFIED.

decided Tone OF Collective Note Pleases
Foreign Communities In EekiDG.
pEKING, Saturday, Dec. 29.-The for.
eign communities in Peking are greatly
satisfied at the decided tone Of tho col.
lective note and the assertion that the
powers are determined to entertain no
proposals for the modification Of their
demands. It is understood Ii Hung
Chang sent memorial to the throne
couched in very strong terms urging
complete compliance.
The Germans killed 40 Chinese
troops near Man Oheng. northwest Of
Pao Ting Fn. They had no casualties.
Among the natives feeling Of great
distrusc is being cs.ased, apparently,
by the high-handed action of the Ger.
mans. as the Chinese suspect them Of
an intention to force serious engage
ment with the Chin ese troops.
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.H|B|LVBTIA TAKEN
General Lyttleton Reports the
Capture Of the Town by
the Burghers.
Fifty British Killed and In
jured and Two Hundred
Prisoners.
IS REoCCuPIED BY REEVES
IS REoCCuPlED BY REEVES
There Is Not Much Change
n Noticed in Cape Colony
Situation.
Beers Are Broken Up in Small
Bands, Waiting Aid From
the North.

LONDON, Dec. 31.-The war Office has
received the following dispatch from
Lord Kitchener:
Pretoria, Dec 80. General Lyttle.
ton .cspol ss, oAas our post at tteivetia
was captured yesterday morning BY
the Boers. About 50 were killed and
wounded and 700 taken prisoners.
Colonel Kitchener reports that he
is following with q small force in the
track Of The enemy, Helvetia being re.
occupied by Reeves, who has been 70
inforced from Belfast.
s'Helvetis was strong position on
the Maohadodorp Lydenberg railway
end wes held by 3 detaohment OF the
Liverpool regiment. Am asking TO,
further information. !"
Lord Kitchener, wiring from Pre-
toria Saturday. December go, says: v
There is not much change in the
situation in Cape Colony. The eastern
force Of the enemy appears to 3hsvt
broken up in small parties at Uereehl
and to be moving about rapidly in th<
same district, evidently waiting fl
support from the north. ii
1.-THE last report states that the.west.
efn force is moving to Carnarvon. N
Lsle and Thornycroft are in 6s1
pursuit .,5 ,tss
''French has occupied VentersdospI
Clements reports that he Is opposed o.
the road u ssnsssabur2 The eastern
line was blown up near Pan. and 4
train wagsheld up this morning on the
Standertd line near Vasl station.
''WhihS column has arrived at
ssnekall sKnox's column and Boye'a
brigade ~ holding Dewet from break.
inu aouth''
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COAL TO ADVANCE.

Fifty Cents Ton to BE Added to tho
Price After Jan. 10.
NEW YORK, Dec. y1.-Chicers of the
anthracite coal companies have agreed
to advance the price of all sizes Of hard
coal Tor Western points 30 cents ton,
to tale effect on Jan. 10. There was
also some talk Of advancing the price
Of m thraclte to the Eastern points.
The Eastern roads have compare.
tively little coal on hand. and the sup
ply il Che West is limited. Coal freight
rates TO the West are uncommonly high
at present.
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.TELEGRApHIc eRevlrlEs

Scandaions scenes ensued at D',v-;e
Zionist meeting in Bermoudsey o,@n
hall, London. the disturbances cul-
ninating il. q FREQ fight
The German tourists, Herren L.,rer
and Eudinger, ascended Mount
Schw:rtze nberg~r :is:out suiGes, ,c.
coraing to d dtspatch from Y
ana fell into an abyss aud were XVI Il.
Hiram Ii. ,chcech, tho last of The
founders Of the Fifth Avenue hotoi,
New York, dice! at the hotel after a
l." lays illness from pneumonia.
Deceased was born in Claremont, N.
H., Aug. 81, 1852.
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PREPARING TO RETURN.
persisteut g:nmnrs That the Imperial
Court VIII soon Come to PekinK.

Persistent Eulnnrs That the Imperial
Court Wiii soon Come to Peking.
SHANGHAI, Dec. 81. = I,lure are per
siscent reports III circulation here tina,
the imperial court is preparing to re.
turn to Peking. Chinese advlces from
the capital say thac 30 carts with mules
and ho"ses have been dispatched to
Tai Yuen Flu to meet and bring back
the imperial personsges and their on.
tourage.
1t Is also asserted that Emperor
Kwang Su has summoned Hu Ping
Chih. former governor OF the province
OF ShGn 81, to Siad Flu to accompany
him to Psking.
The Mohamn adsn rising In the prov.
Ines Of Kan Su 10 spreallinR and the
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LOSS OF OVER $4,000.

Serious Fire Occurs in . North Oak kota
Town.
/. HUs1EH. N. D.. Dec. 81.-A serious
coniiugtation occurred in Hunter and
completely destroyed 10 bull lings in
the main business block of the town.
The only firm to escape q loss was the
me.ealhgile iire of Gale & Duhfany. Yhs
loss oi buildings and contents is csii.
mal,,A 80 be over $4,000.
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aill aaA Rssm to he Chosen Directors q
Nest Annual Maating.

6ill and Resm to BE Chosen Directors at
Nsss Annual Maatins.
CHICAGO, Dec. 8l.-Norman b Ream
md James j. Hill will, IL 10 said, 60
into the directorate OF the Chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad com.
pany at the next annual meeting. It 10
also rumored that ]. j. Hill ia to be.
come president Of the company. On
the street this Ia taken to mean that j.
Picrpont Morgan and the Standard Oil
people are in control Of the st. Paul
system.
TO the company itself it means much
more. Il signifies an alliance between
the st. Paul and the Northern Pacific,
sle Great Northern, the Erie and the
Baltimore and Ohio, as we'll as with q
mum ber Of other companies in which
the interests named are dominant.
Morgan and his friends have always
fbeen in favor Of good dividends and
1.-THE statement is made that the St. Paul
Gi' -9l4 ,.lll at ouce be raised ~ q
6 per cent basis, as against the present
per cent rate.
Mr.. Hill 10 president Of .ths Great
Northern Railroad company. !. Morgan
interests are dominant in Northern Pa.
ciac, and these two companies will do
business with the st. Paul, assuring to
the latter the tra{2c trade Of the two
former. The Baltimore and Ohio
should also profit through tho com bina.
Mon, % both the gentlemen who are to
60 into the st. Peul directory are di.
rsctors in Baltimore and Ohio.
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ENJOYS VILLSIGN
Emperor Sends Unexpected
Order to the Chinese Plen.
tpotentiaries.
They Are ln9tructed to Agree
Fully To- the Preliminary
4 @ Joint Note.
TO TRY FOR NOTIFICATIONS
Powers to Be Asked Not to De-
stroy the Forts but to Dis
arm Them.
II Hung Chang Will Probably
Delegate His Powers to
Prince Ching.

PEKINe, Dec. 81.-The Chinese plen.
ipotentiaries have been Unexpectedly
ordered to sign the preliminary joint
note and have notified the foreign en-.
VOWS to that effect
The Chinese themselves were greatly
astonished at receiving tho imperial
instructions. Neither Ii Hung Chang
nor Prince Ching had expected sue.
cess In persuading the court under 10
days
The emperor's instructions are to
agree fully to the note, but to sndeaver
to get thu shSst terms possible, particu.
larly In the matter Of limiting the num-
ber Of legation guards and also as to
the. places where these are to be
located. ~.
The plenipotentiaries are instructed
to endeavor to limit the number ol
army posts along the line Of railway
TO a. few % possible and Anally to re-
quest the powers not to destroy the
forts but merely to disarm them.
"A Hung Ohang's hsalth 10 bad. and
Il 10 doubtful whether hs will be able
70 do more than afax his signaturs tc
IN instrumsnt dslegsting his ,poNsrl
m Prince OhiAa, pntl anothar plenipo.
|fys1tiasJ ~ 1A o. appointsd. he ~
dressed and ear1isd in : chai,
/ o the 1ssidsnes Of Prince Ching,
with whom he held . long oonsulta'
sion. Prince Ching then called upon
tsas 6oyen ,of tho diplomatic corps. The
epanish minister. Senior do Cologan,
and requested him to notify tho Other
ENJOYS that instructions had been re.
oeived from the emperor to sign the
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DENIED By CHOATE.
-Ambas ssadnr Has No Intention of Return.
ING to AIneCi.;t 1T PreSGnt.

Am ba ssadOr Has No Intention of Return.
inG to- America ut Present.
u LONDON, Dec. 3l.-Joscph Fl. Cnoate,
United States al, bassador, is not going
back to America, at least not yet
awhile. IN view Of the persistent
stories which have been capled TO tnls
country recently saying that he was
soon to return or to be recalled your
correspondent made cal at the en-.
bassv an. was assured that there was
nothing ia the reports
MIR. CihouEe no. only denies them,
but he cannot uLd derstaud how any cor.
respcnd.ls could even find grounds for
sending such stories. They are fabri-
cations a,tl rot.ilng more.