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Morris tribune., 1901-04-27
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

The secretary of the interior is con-
sidering the advisability of opening a
portion of the Minnesota Red Lake
reservation.
The summary of the United States
treasurer's report shows that the gov
ernment's aggregate gold holdings, for
the first time in history. have passed
the $500,000,000 mark.
The board of classification # the
United States general appraisers has
decided by a majority vote that the
American government was justified in
assessing countervailing duty on
Russian sugar.
Secretary Long has recommended to
the president the reappointment of
Admiral O'Neill as chief of the naval
bureau Of ordnance, the important
post he has held for four years past.
This recommendation is equivalent to
a reappointment.
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27
LABOR NEWS.

Minneapolis stonecutters are on
strike.
The carpenters strike in Minneap-
oils threatens to become general, in
volving all the building trades.
Oficials of the Great Lakes Towing
company declare they will fight the
pending strike Of the tug firemen and
linesmen at lower Lake Erie ports to
a finish.
The strike of steel workers at Nc
Keesport, Pa, has been settled sand
the threatened tieup of.all the plants
of the United States Steel corpora
ton saverted.
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27
THE DEATH RECORD.

Bishop J. ]. Esher of the Evangel-
ical church died at Chicago after a
protracted illness, aged 70 years.
Phineas M. Blodgett, whose father
was member of Washington's army,
died in Chicago Tuesday. He was
born in 1909, at Groton, N. Y. He vot-
ed for Is presidents.
John w. Hinton, well known
throughout Wisconsin, died in Milwau-
kee at an, advanced age after a linger-
ing illness, Mr.. Hinton was noted for
his many philanthropic deeds.
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27
STEAMERS lcERouND.
Fourteen Vessels on Lake Huron Tn.

Fourteen Vessels on Lake Huron Tn.
able TO Help Themselves.
Port Huron. Mich, April 26. Sur
rounded by field of ice piled high
and scarcely able to be seen from the
shore there is a fleet of IA steamers
on Lake Huron. They are caught in
the miniature icebergs and are un-
able to help themselves or render any
assistance to boats within hailing dis
lance. The Pentwater and the Camp
bell have been held fast since last
Thursday. Among the boats are the
Campbell. Pentland. McVittie. st.
Paul. Huron and Tampa There are
at least six other steamers whose
names are unknown.
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27
sPoRTINe NEws.

The Michigan legislature has passed
a bill permitting prize fights.
Shamrock II, challenger for Ameri-
cas- cup. was launched Saturday.
Peter Jackson, the noted colored
pugilist, is dying of consumption in
Australia.
Billy Smith, the American light
weight, was probably fatally injured
in a bout with Jack Roberts at London
Monday night.
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS.

Two feet of snow fell in Tennessee
Sunday.
The work of raising the battleship
Maine will begin May Is.
A st. Louis man, wounded in a
fight, had three stitches taken in his
heart.
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, through
their attorney generals, have formed
a friendly alliance to eradicate fake
insurance companies.
An interstate warfare is on near
Browns Valley, Mimi, as result of
a smallpox quarantine against Sisse-
ton Agency, IS. d.
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27
Live Stock Prices at chicaqo.

CATTLE SALES ranged at $4.9o@6.0O
for good to prime steers, So. 90@485 for
poor to medium. 80. 75@4S5 for stockers
and feeders, S.. S004.S5 for cows and
heifers, S3.5Ot05 S5tfor Texas stee-,.
HOGSSales ranged at So 100000 for
mixed and butchers, S. $4,000 for good
to choice heavy, $5.7O@5. 80 for rough
heavy, SIS .6o@59O for light, S5sO@5.95 for
bulk Of sales.
SHEEP-Sales ranged at $4 1904 81. for
sheep, "a. 60t@5.30 for lambs
Grain and Provision Prices at Chicago.
WHEATApril 7s9lc, May 1870, July
79Mc.
CORN April 1870. May 469Sc, July
445sc.
oATsApril s57s@ s6c, May sB2S@sso,
July 251Sc.
PORK April sl4.4sN May SID. 4s1S,
July $1457lS.
FLAX Cash N orthwest $1.59, No. /
t1.59, May y SO, Sept. $1.g8 Oats 1920,
POULTRY Dressed chickens 9010c,
turkeys s,@ 10Mc.
BUTTE Er-C reamery l5@ 1890, dairy
l1@1Sc
EGGS-Fresh 1Sc.
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27
FIFTY REPORTED KILLED.

Disastrous Boiler Explosion Near
Griesheim, Prussia.
Frankfort, April &c. The boilers
of the Griesheim electro chemical
works. near Griesheim. exploded dur
ing the afternoon and the factory
caught fire. Fifty persons are re-
ported to have been killed and lao in
jured. The three boilers of the works
exploded. The explosion was audible
here. The Frankfort fire engines,
ladders and ambulances have gone
to the scene of the disaster.
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27

II had piles 50 bad could get no
rest nor find a cure until [ tried De-
Wits Witco sHazelSalve. After
using it ono, I forgot | ever had any
thing like Piles" b. G. Boice,
Somers Point, N Y. Loo4 out for
limitations. Be sure you ask for De-
Wits. Hulburd & johnson.
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27
cuRA ANp PORTO RICO.

General Gomez fayors Senior Palma
as Cuba's first president.
General Maxine Gomez is making
arrangements to visit the United
States.
Michael J. Dady, the Brooklyn con
tractor, has been awarded contract
amounting to $55O,O00 to Idredge Car.
denas harbor, Cuba.
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27
POLITICAL NEWS.

The Iowa Republican state central
committee has decided to hold the
next state convention at Cedar Rapids
Aug. Z.
The president has decided to ap.
point William M. Jenkins governor
Of Oklahoma Territory to succeed
Governor Barnes, whose term will en-
pire soon. Mr.. jenkins is the present
secretary of the treasury.
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27
BURNED TO DEATH.
Two Ranchmen in Montana Perish in
Their Cabin.

Z : yvV = e'INTI15ISII III NIUHtaTd F7ETTSTI III
Their Cabin,
Helena, Mon, April 26. Samuel
Harms and Alise Misner. employed by
John Frazier, q prominent Cascade
county sheep man. were burned to-
death on Six-Mile. coulee. The bodies
OF the men were found under the dirt
voof of their cabin. 1t is supposed the
cabin caught fire while the men were
sleeping and that the roof fell. pin,
ming them in the blazing walls.
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27

Spring coughs are specially dan
gerous and unless cured at once, SER
ious results often follow. One
Minute Cough Cure acts like magic.
It is not common mixture but is
high grade remedy. Hulburd &
Johnson.
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27
CavaIrymen Have the Measles.

Leavenworth. Kan. April rs.
Measles have broken out in the Four
teenth cavalry at Fort Leayenworth
and it is feared the disease will prac.
tIcaIly disable the regiment Forty
men are now in the hospital
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27

c. A. SNOW & Co., Patent Lawyers, op
posite the United States Patent Office
Washington, p. c., who have actual
clients in every city and town of the
United States and Canada, report that
never before in their IS years practice has
the work of the Office been so we'll up to
date. They claim that patents can now
be procured in less than half the time
formerly required
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27
Sioux City live stock.

q CATTLE-Sales ranged at $4.40@5.10
for beeves, 50 25@8.50 for COWS, bul1sand
mixed, S8.2o@4 40 for stockers and feed
ers, 10 40@475 for calves and yearlings.
HOGS Sales ranged at So 1906. IS.
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27
/. Live Stock Prices AZ ST. Paul.

HOGS Sales ranged at So 65@5. 85.
CATTLE-Sales ranged at 81 100000
for good to choice butcher steers, $500
400 for good to choice butcher COWS ard
heifers, 81. 5O,@5 % for choice veals 5000
4.25 for choice feeders.
SHEEP Sales ranged at 81, 5O@5 90 for
choice butcher lambs, $4.00@4.75 for
choice fat wethers.
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27

You cannot enjoy perfect health,
rosy cheeks ane sparkling eyes if
your liver is sluggish and your
bowels clogged. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers cleanse the whole sys-
tenn. They never grippe Hulburd &
johnson.
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27
Grain Prices "a Minneanolis.

WHEAT Cash 73c, May rec, July 1885
@731ac. On Track-No. hard Zoe, No. /
Northern 73c, No. Northern 7O@71c.
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27
RAlLROAD NEWs.

The Canadian government has
granted j. ]. Hill franchise to8build
"a line into the coal fields. Of British
Columbia. as
Morris tribune., 1901-04-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Price Of Wheat AZ DuIuth.

WHEAT-Cash No. hard 1880, No
Northern 7S19c, No. 2 Northern 67%@
715Sc. To Arrive-No hard 1890, No.
Northern 1880. May 1890, July 74slc
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-06

Mesdames l.. v. Jackson aud p.
Miller gave q dinner Thuvsdsy in
honor Of Miss Jackson and the
friends who had arrived to attend
her wedding and also Mrs. A. NJ.
r. McMshau. Of Arrow Rock. who
WAS for thirty years in charge Of
the McMahan Institute OF that
town. Six Of her former pupils had
the pleasure Of meeting her Thurs
day. They were Nj. and Mrs.
Robert Reynolds. Mesdames Wal.
ter Morrow. II. Y. Cephart. Miss
Ethylene and Will Jackson.
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-06

One Of the thoroughly charming
social events Of the past week was
the reception given Friday BY Miss
Alice King to the Sans Souci club
10 honor Of the bride.elect. Miss
Ethyiene Jackson. Mesdames
Mary e. King, ]. G. Patterson, ].
De Q. Donehoo and Miss Uieia
King assisted Mis- King 10 enter.
tanning.
After . short time spent In con.
versatiou, the ladies' we're invited
into the psrlor where from the ceu.
ter Of The ceiling was suspended Q
large white paiasol which had been
filled with handkercbiefs sent BY
the guests. Miss Jackson. who
had been called 10 smother part Of
the house upon some pretext. en-.
tered the parIor. and just % she
was passing under the parasol. Miss
King pulled the ribbons tied to II
and . shower Of thirty.e eight ex.
quisite handkerchieis fell upon the
surprised bride.<Iect. Miss Jack.
son was very much touched by
these little tokens Of love end
friendship and expressed her appre.
citation In her usual gracious and
cordial manner. Priaes. coosisliug
Of heart shaped sschets 10 pink and
white were given to Mrs. Ida
Young for having made the hand.
kerchief having the finest needle.
work and TO Mrs. G. G. Goodwin
for the incest bought one.
A delicious luncheon was served
In the dining room. The polished
table In the center Of the room was
covered with handsome embroid.
cry upon which rested . tall cut
glass vase holding beautiful white
chrysanthemums. Smilax was
gracefully twined around the vase
and extended to the white candles
on the corner.
The following menu was daintily
served: "A Oyster patties, sslmou
salad. sherbet, waters and pickles.
cake. chocolate aud mints.
The Out Ut town guests were:
Mrs.. Anderson Blantou, Paris,
No.. Miss Kate Nelson, Pueblo.
Col0rsdo; Mrs. J. T. Brown, Lex.
imeton. KY; Mrs. Walter Marrow,
Warrensburg. No.: Mrs.. Archi.
bald. Morrison. Kansas City and
Mrs. VIM. Edison. Misses Ida b.
ker and Maurice Marmaduke. all OF
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-06

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been found invaluable.
aching. feet and hands cold. appetite gone or abnormal, aud their systems
generally run down. they need building up. and their blood needs cleansing.
Give them LAXAEoIA; its gentle bowel action TO CLANS. and IL tonic
properties to build up the system. will show mne iae and most beneficial
results. a
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renew vitality and restore color to the face and life and animation to the whole
system. u The only tonic laxative that strengthens and tones them up
Le.skois Ssr ssssAsss.-lt 10 particularly valuable and useful to
women. especially mothcrS a. Il % . gentle and safe remedy 10 ne during
all conditions ef health whenever their peculiar end De esse eonsdsu. ons
require a rld ind efficient laxative and tonic while 10 nursing mothers.
worn out with tie care Of infants and whose systems therefore are paric..
iaiy ,ueertbc to dissasc. LAxAxoLA directly aprc.i&
2 Il clears tho complexion. hrighasns the eye. ,iarpens the appetite. re-
moves rauday and b,otched condition Of the akin and cures sick headache TO
. certainty by 'r"osing ne ossx.
To women srrsri.g from &. ronic constipation. headaches. biicssuea.
dizziness. talowncss of The skin and dyspepsia, LAxAHOLA will invariably
bring relief and a positive md permanent cure.
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when the various organs through long years Of action have become more or
lea sluggish, II becomes necessary 10 stimulate them by rome remedy beat
. spted to that iurpose. So long as the stomach and bowee an doing their
work properly and the liver and idneys re active aud strong. your food 10
a~imiiased properly your blood Is KEEP. pure and rich. and your erves are
srong. The feeling Of nervousness. general weakness aud debility means
t'at the whole system Is run down and needs q general ,oning up
That LAXAKO. A DOES II, has been proved beyond all question. Its
gentle warming. soothing action on The boweiN liver and kidneys. stimulates
them to increased activity, cleanse the blood. quickens the circulation. and
puts the whole system In a G condition Of health sud enables Il to ward Oh
disease. while is tonic properties tone up the system anil kesp II healthy.
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-06
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The sun., 1901-09-20
Had Blaze m chienan.

Chicago. Sept. 10. Fire in the foul
story ana basement building ut .7Ss
~ Madison street for 4 time batilrt,
al efforts of the tiremen. mcnaccl sry
era large structures practically in tlfa
center Of the wholesale district ANA M.
suited in lass aggregatiMe S2la4Re.
The hlazr evidently started III TIE baa
ilent Of the niiltiillg occupied iiy j. j.
stlay X Co, wholesale and retail de;l.
efS IN boots and shoes. Il soon spread
tllroughnnt the structure ;nt. also IA
ne building adjoining on the east.
Those who suffered losses are: 4. Il.
Shay \ Co., boots and shoes; ElurSl,eil,
Co., boots and shoes: Tribune com.
pany; American Billpostng company;
Goldberg Bros. saloon; William Hart,
mann, saloon and restaurant; Superior
lodging house; J. Kroshinsky, whe,.,
sale tobacco.
The sun., 1901-09-20
THE LION AND THE MIRROR.
King of Bensts Frightened by His
Reflection in Small Piece of
Ginss In Boy's Hands.

Possibly lions wife would appre-
ciate a looking glass, but n small mir
ror in the hands of small boy so
largest lion in the Philadelphia ZOO,
that, says the Press, the keepers
feared he would do violence to himt
self.
Ben had been in an angry mood all
day. The presence Of the small boy
was particularly distastefnl to him
and the lion ragged and stormed as only
a big lion can. The lad waited until
the TRADE was over, and then drew a
hand mirror from under his coat and
held il directly in front Of Ben.
The lion looked. Then lie jumped
for the intruder that dared face him
in such "A ia ashion, but brought up
against the bars with force enough to
throw him to the floor. Surprised at
the appearance of the lion IN The glass,
hs filled the house with his roars. The
keepers ran to the cage and endeay-
ored TO quiet him, but he continued
the uproar until exhausted.
In the meantime the adventurous
youth had disappeared and was dis
rovered in front of the wolves cagl
trying TO excite them. He was led
from the garden and warned to keep
away.
Abont year ago serious disturb
anee at the zoo was due TO the flash
ing Of a mirror in front Of the lions
den. At that time the lions. with the
exception Of one or wo Of the widest,
were kept in one cage.
\ visitor held 4 mirror in front of
them one afternoon, and the beasts
were thrown into panic. They fought
and dashed AT the bars with such vio-
lence that il was feared several would
die as result Of their frantic strug-
| giles. II required the efforts of all he
keepers for several hours before they
could be quieted
The sun., 1901-09-20

tyred President! Farewell Servant on
God! This nation through its tears says
farewell!
MAY we meet where the hum Of battle
is DER
Where the strifes of rhe nations shall
cease
Where love shall remember her SORROWS
no more
And all. all shall be peace, shall be
peace.'
Charles w. puscy, who was ono of ;hc
presidential electors when President Nc
Kinley was elected for the last term, also
made short address.
RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
The following resolutions which wef,
passed Nv the Methodist Preachers
Association were read by Presiding Elder
Watt:
We, in common with stricken people,
mourn in the presence of Il common solt
row. Our great and good President !
dead. Our loss is the loss Of the world
But there is partial consolation IN tat
fact that as soldier statesman, citizen
and husband, he won the admiration and
affection Of Il united nation In al llt"
relations he was tender. noble and true
No word Of calumny ever blackcned hi'
character. pnrc as the stainless lilies that
adorned his casIet. He leaves Nom
cry more precious than gold
We rejoice with unfeigned JOY in the
midst Of our grief that on. beloved l'rcSt
| dent faced SO intrepidly and with IN
cnlmn courage. bern of abiding faith II
God, the King Of Terrors May the mcm
| ory Of his sublime confidence and trirm
nhant faith make more dear to MS tn,
| Faith once delivered to the Saints.
Most ttnderly do we commend his be
reayed wife to that compassionate Hear
of Love and Comfort, whose sympathy
| is our hope and strength when the dark
lncsS gathers about us.
We arnpstly pray that onr beloved
country may be speedily purged Of II
nnscrupulous and depraved enemies. who
Ishmar like, lift their red hands agains
Ian who iovr law and order.
And most humhly ard fcrvcntly "
pray that out Of this hour Of dnrl,
lness aud trial, the light may shine AN
lthis heritage. beqneathcd Ms by on
fathers, mav vet moro and more hecom
III beacon light 10 the Nations Of ih
Earth.
| The henedlctin was pronounced by III
| Rev w L. Avery
The sun., 1901-09-20
HEPTAe0PHs' MEMORIAL.
Several Conclaves Combined, -Reso
lutions Adopted.

The several Goncavcs Of llrptaSophs
Or Seven Mise Men combined and held
memorial services last night in their
hail. 610la Market street.
The meeting WAS presided over by i.
Il. Sullivan and WAS opened by the sing
ing of the opening ode Of the order which
was peculiarly appropriate to the %
casion after which the Rev. AloysiuS
Green led i'll PRAYER, when IN address
was made by Rev. John Shape.
Evan w. Gallagher sang, Lead. Kind
IL Light after which Capt. Peter r.
Ayars made IN address when Nearer,
MY God, to Thee" was sung by the entire
audience led by Il. NJ Cain. The ltcv.
Aoysius Green made the closing all
dress after which resolutions We're nnani-
mo,lsly adopted. The meeting closed
after the prnnpmncing Of the brnadiction
by the Rev. John Shape.
The sun., 1901-09-20
DROWNED.
Many Lives Lost In Wreck Of British
Torpedo Boat Destroyer.
FoUNDERED In NORTH SEA.
There Was on Board this Cobra a
Navigating Crew of Fifty or
sixty Men, All hut Twelve
of Whom Pcrished.

London, Sept. 19.-The torpedo boat
DESTROYER Cobra has foundered in the
North sea, the result of an explosion.
The shin was en- route from the yard OF
her builders, the Armstrong; OF New
castle, to Portsmouth and carried
navigating crew Of from fifty to sixty
men. Ii Is reported that all were lost
with the exception Of about dozen
persons.
The first intimation of the disaster
was the arrival of Il fishing Doat az
Yarmouth with six bodies which she
had picked up in the vicinity OF tue
spot where the Cobra was last seen.
According to the fishermen, the Cobra
was sighted by the lightship or DOW
sing sands enveloped III steam, and she
shortly afterward disappeared. Inc
men on the lightship supposed the Co
bra had sailed away until the evening,
when they observed bodies floating IN
the water and signaled to the fishing
boat to investigate the disaster.
Twoscore We're Drowned.
A dispatch from Middlehoro says
twelve survivors Of the crew OF the Co
bra were landed there and confirms
the first report that all the others We're
drowned.
The British admiralty has received
information that the explosion occur
red after the Cobra struck rock ana
that she sank Immediately.
! The Cobra, like her sister boat the
| Viper, was il turbine engined vessel.
, She had just left the yard Of her CON
! tractors and was undergoing a boiler
/ test.
About a year ago the torpedo boat
| destroyer. Cobra beat the record or the
| Viper and won the title Of the fastest
vessel in the world. The record of the
| Wiper, which was afterward wrecked
i was forty three miles m hour Whilt
tile Cobra in an unofficial trial over tht
| same course as Flat sailed by the VI
per. Al tile mouth Of the Tyne, made
| 3I.7 knots, on l3.o miles.
The Cobra was an exact duplicate g
the Viper. which was built by HaW
thorne. Leslie 4 Co.
The sun., 1901-09-20
SOUTH AMERICAN TROUBLE.
Dutch Cruiser Hrinss News Of Fight
ing at La ilachH.

HE At ist
Willemstad. Island Of Curacao, Sept.
-. - The Dutch cruiser SommelSdiik
has arrived here from LA llacha, which
size left III s u. III. Sept. III. She brought
Il number Of Butchmcn who were de-
sirolls Of leaving la Hacha. The refu-
gees say fighting between the Colom-
bian Liberals and the allied Nenezue-
Ian troops against the Colombian gov
ernment troops occurred Sept. IL and
If iii the suburbs Of La llacha and
that the Eenezuelans and Colombian
Liberals were defeated, especially in
the engagement Of Sept IA at place
called Curlzu0, near Ea lIacha. The
number Of casualties and prisoners
captured is not known, but Is reported
to he considerable. The refugees also
say that the Venezuelan General Eche.
verlia. commanding the four Ncnezue,
Ian gunboats whiel, had been cruising
along The ruast from Mara,mibo, who
landed on the coast with troops few
days before tile engagement, was taken
prisoner at CuruZltu, with a number Of
other Nrnezucinns. II is not know
whether there were any other officers
among them. 1t is further reported bS
tile refugees that General Eclleyerrif
and certain others We're threatened by
their Colombian captors with death by
shooting.
The sun., 1901-09-20
ABRAM S. HEWITT'S Il.
REMEDY FOR ANARCHY

Who is responsible for this event
Surely the cause of it is to be found III
the perverse teachings of reckless
press. that has not hesitated to coin con-
science into dollars.
The President of this chamber has
alluded To future legislation. | do not
know what il may accomplish, but l
should expect very little from it. From
Il more earnest public opinion, from
sonndrr public judgment, should eS-
pect more.
So long as gentlemen i'll your positioh
shall give your conntenance. either pF
sicial intercourse or otherwise, to thesi'
enemies of mankind to these traitors ~
humanity--it is idle to deplore events
like this.
Let us see that they are made i'm
possible by raising the standard Of the
conscience of the community to a higher
plane, when it shall be impossible for the
assassin to justify himself by the argn'
mpnts of destructive logic.
The sun., 1901-09-20
the TrnnsniasI..n hallway.

Denver, Sept. 19.rhe News an.
nounces the incorporation under the
laws Of the state of Washington of
the Transalaskan Railway company
The company is capitalized for $50 900.
coo. The PLAN as stated by the pro.
moters, is to build and operate line
OF railroads in Alaska to connect with
the Transsiberian railroad at some
point opposite Cape Prince of Wales, or
The American side, by line Of steel
ferIyboats across Rering strait.