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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
CUT OFF HIS cHILD's FINGERS.
\ Carpenter Placed Under Arrest at
WhccIfu-. W En.

WHEELING. IS. Va. Nov lZ-Audrew
Stratt1n. carpenter. was arrested yes
terdav for cutting off his l1ur-year-o.d
daughters fingers with n hatch-J The
Humane Society caused the arrest and al
l.g-5 tlIt the deed was cauUitta.l iu tho
heat OF passion because the ,Li.l had
Offended him ign some trivial way. STRAIT
ION claims IL was aU accident
on November ! StTatt3u suddenly Quit
his work iu this city and wen, % Pitts
burg Mrs. StTattDu took the child To- "a
physician and told him the story which
WAS repeated 90 she aLth0ritirS She sid
he went away TO escape arrest StIrrrDu
was arrested when ne came HON. tD pay
a secret visit 10 his family Ills neigh
bOrs are iuCcUSvd and were uT. pairing To-
deal with him summarlIy when th- officers
reached the StTarTgU home.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
COLONEL HOOD LOCATED.
The American OH1cer said to Be
Leading a BOer Regiment.

AUSTIN, Tex. Nov I2-The mystery
as To the whereabouts of Col Duncan
Hood. son of Cen John B. Hood. the
noted Confederate commander, has been
solved John Allen Quinn, who has just
returned from South Africa, says that he
met Colonel Hood in The TrausyaaI and
that he is commander of a regiment of
Beers and has been a prominent figure in
many Of the attacks made upon the Brit
iSh troops during the past year
Colonel Hood after the death of his
father. was adopted and reared by a
wealthy New York man He was edu-
Gated at West Point and was taking a
course IN electrical engineering when the
SuaufSh-Amtrican war broke out He
was appointed colonel of the first regl-
meut of United States Volunteer I'M
muues. and after the dishaudiug of that
regiment he returned TO New York He
soon disappeared and nothing was heard
Of him 10y his relatives until the news
brought back from south Africa by Mr.
Quinn
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
MORTAR GUNS ARRIVE.
After Months Of Roaming They
Reach the Navy Yard.

Six 1--iuch army u0rtars. manufactured
for installation AT Sandy Hook have for
four months been wandering around the
country unclaimed They were received
today a. the Washington Navy Yard be-
cause the railroad officials knew Of no
other place 10 send them.
The mortars were started on the road 70
Sandy Hook last JuIE. but On route the
car conveying them WAS shifted 10 an
other train and went speeding toward the
Pacific Coast A search was Instituted.
hut nothing came Of it, IT was with n
feeling OF relief that the army authorities
learned FROM Rear Admiral G'Esii Chief
Ct the Bureau 0f Naval Ordnance that
the weapons had reached the Washington
Navy Yard They Will be imm .dialely
sent to Sandy Hook.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
SUICIDE OF A FUR DEALER.
Inhaled Gas because He Could Not
Secur. NNorLmcn.

NEW YORK. Noy. I2-EIwarI W,isar
an Austrian thirry-tFo years Old the
proprietor of a fur shop al III Sixth Ave
nue.. committed suicide early this morning
by irha3iug Illuminating gas ia The work
Snop back OF hia store.
Dependency was assigned hy the police
as Tho cause of his act but as a matter
of fact the prime reason was pros 'srity s..
Die had SO much work THAT ha was unable
60 attend To- 10 -lI. and this being the
busy season I'm Tho fur trade. . was ur-
abb. to get WCTkTsu. Fearing rL. loss Of
good customer, Dee committee suicide
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
Illness of m Attorney General.

RALEIGH, n. c.. Nov. 2.-Auoruey
General GiImer's sickness appears to be
more serious than has been generally be
Heyed 10 be. He has had fever for a
month. with temperature daily from 100
90 lH3. Last year he went from his home
in the extreme western part OF the State
10 the malarial section, and contracted
the disease.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
SHOT DURING A FRACAs.
Four Men Wounded in IL Labor Fight
at NOrthport, Wnsh.

TACOMA. Wash Nov i2-Fuur men
were shot In saloon fight at Northport
Sunday night between uou-uuion miucrs.
recently imported from joplin. Mo. and
union men. Richard Kennedy. O. union
man. and formerly foreman at the North
port smelter, was shot iu the back and
will dc. Jack caldwell a Bystaudcr. ad
part Of his hand torn away by 90 bullet
w A stack. joplin man. received a
flesh wound iu the side. Another man Was
shot ina the thigh.
Stack and a l.. 'uaue. another Mis-
souri, man. were arrested and taken To
CoIviue on a special engine 10 avoid fur
Their trouble
Between 200 and 800 employees Of the
Northport smelter struck last surumtr
Much III-fecliuE has existed between the
Nissouridus and The strikers Sunday
nights trouble followed IN. entrance Of
Kennedy into a saloon nlled with Joplin
men
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
TEN YEARS FOR DOYLE.
Sent to the Penitentinry by Justice
Anderson for MnnsIauEhtr-.

Charles Doyle. who last week was tried
for the murder Of ballard Dent. also col
ored. on July Is last. and convicted Of
mansiaughter. was today sentenced to
ten years ia the peuitsHuary al Mounds
vile. ~. Va. IN prououuciuE sentence on
the defendant Justice Anderson stated
that from the testimony offered he did
not believe anyone who followed the
case would have been surprised Do the jury
der.
Doyle cut Dents throat with "a razor in
quarrel over "a triIIug matter az the
T1it,a States Express Company stables
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
ON STATUTORY GROUNDS.
Mrs. Leila Leonard Granted a d.
Vorce From Her Husband.

Lel.a Leonard was today granted "A di-
vorce from her husband, Charles !. Leon
ard. on statutory grounds and for cru
elty. The decree. which IS signed by
Justice Bradley. awards Mrs Leonard
tEa custody and Guardianship ~ her in
.Hut daughter. Ethel. The proceedings i'm
On. suit were begun by Leonard. who
asked l.r divorc. from his wif. on the
ground a. cruelty Sh. denied the
charges made against her and also filed
"a cEnssbllI asking for "a legal separation
from Leonard tn. husband abandoned
Iis suit and testimony was taken ON the
,rosShilL P'ytou Gordon was named as
counsel for Airs. Leonard.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12

RALEIGH, y. G.. Nov. IA special
from Winst0n-SaIem. y. G. says the Viz
g1nia-Carolina Chemical Company. known
as the Fertilizer Trust has obtained "a
controlling interest ia the Southern Chem
cal Company. Of that city. The Southern
Chemical Company has capital stock
OF AZ9o.p1J and its output has been very
.i0-ge ever since its establishment.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
4 small Fine Imposed

John NeCrath was fined - hy Judge Rmhail
in tine Police Court to-day for being di-arder,y-
and in default viii serve fifteen DAYS lu the work
house N,Cratb Is about sIXty-hve wears ut age
4 policeman testified that lac was drunk and stag
rerIus about First Street last evening Just as
Inc women r-e-ks were leaving the Census Office.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
FOR THE SPANISH WAR GUARD
The Woman AuNIIIary ArraHGes an
entertainment.

A committee Of women Of che Spanish
War Guard Auxiliary held "a meeting last
evening at the residence Of Mps. Hodgs1u.
IJ19 Eighth Street northwest and ar
ranged FOR a cuChrc party for the benefit
of the relief fund of the guard. The la
dies present were Mrs. Meyers. Miss Min
ME Meyers. Mrs HodgsGu. Miss Ida Var
ney. Miss Daisy HOdgsOn. Mrs. Phelps.
Miss Daumeyer. and Mrs. Raderkes.
The committee decided 20 hold Iar party
IN the new Spanish War cNteraus' hall
GU Street, Wednesday evening. Novem-
her -. A musical programme viii be- "a
feature OF the occasion.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
Cho.en PrrSldent of His Class.

The class of 1904 a. Georgetown Uni
varsftv Schools of Law last evening elect
cd William W. Bride. OF the District of
Columbia. president Capt t. NJ Barry.
of the. university football team was the
defeated candidate. Mr.. Bride WAS cs-
corfed 10 the chair by Mr. Barry and G..
" Jaruty and responded I'm q neat speech
~ ..r..rttuce- The vote was close c. j.
Gates Of Kansas. was temporary chair
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
The Tr-aSury Statement

The receipts of the Government today.
according To the Treasury statement
reached the sum OF Sl.I,7.55tg7. and con-
sisted or customs. s5g5 So. 90. Internal rev
frrup SfiS f.--1 miscellaneous, S}@--s>-b D.
The expenses amounted 10 N-'9-F''. ledN-
iua- balance of receipts over llSburS--
meuts amounting 90 Sl-3.55l-i.-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
JURY CASE POSTPONED.
This action NcceSsituted by the III
ness Of Hrs. bingham.

When the argument ian the suit OF Dan
ieI L0Ughrau against Charles Early and
James j. hampton was concluded today
ia Circuit Court No l. Chief Justice
Bingham announced that ON account OF
the illness of his wife. he would hear
no Jury cases until Monday next
After q brief charge. the case was sub
United To- the jury. and the Chief Justice
left the bench before the recess hour
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
~. Inhinn cnmn,I..Ionrr,. Rrturn

William a Jones. Commissioner OF IN
dian Affairs. who is I'm New York. is eN-
p.cted 10 return 10 his official duties this
evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
THE SOCIETY OF ARTISTS.
Annual Meeting and Election of on
Gers This Evening.

The Society Of the Washington Artists
will hold its first meeting this year at
the residence Of l.. +. Morse. 1GJD New
Hampshire Avenue northwest. this even
iuE
This Will be an important meeting. as
the annual election Of officers and discus
sion Of plans for the coming season are
on the programme.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
Arrival of Mrs. W. VI. Merry.

NEW YORK. NOV Among the pas
scngers who arrived this morning ON the
steamer AIeue from the West Indies were
Mrs William l.. Merry. wife of the
American Minister TO Costa BIcs and her
fnur daughter.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12

ROBB-At his residence, I2@ Kendall Street
Ivy City. on SUNDAY night. November 10, LsJI
MR. WILLIAM ROBB. beloved husband ~ Jane
R0hI. and father 81 Mrs Ella BJNSer, Eva. Paul.
George, and William B0bh.
r Funeral from Mount Harab Church wednesday.
November i5 40 3 O'Clock
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
AUCTION SALES.

TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN-On SATURDAY.
NOVEMBER I5. 1901. AT 10 A. NJ 1 viii sell az
G.. G. Sloan & Cos. I40I q ST. NV. one trunk
and one chest and contents stored with me IN
name Of r. l. Brown. 90 cover storage charges
milo VA LDNENTUAL-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
PROPOSALS,

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
District Of Columbia. Washington. November :
I0L Sealed proposals VIII be received zt this
Oticl until = O'Clock m. November -. 1901. for
furnishing cast iron water pipe SpecIhca tiona
and blank forms Of proposal may be obtained AZ
this Office. HENRY B. T. MCFARLAND. JOHN
v ROSS. JOHN BIDDLE, Commissioners. District
q Columbia.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
District Of Columbia. Washington November T.
1901 SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received Il
this once until p noon November % IpOI
for rcCOnsrruCtIHg a Manual Training school az
the northwest corner Of eth and G Streets south
east. Washington. d. C. Blank forms o. propo-
sails and specifications. together with AL necez-
sa-v information. can be obtained upon auuIica-
zion therefor at the Once o. the Inspector OF
Buildings OF the District Of Columbia and bids
uuo. these forms only VIII be considered The
nigh is reserved 70 reject any or all bids Pro
uosals must be enclosed 10 an envelope. sealed
and endorsed the outside Proposal for recon
-rrUc-iEg q Manual Training school AZ The north
vest corner OF 7rh ard G. Streets southeast
Washington. ID. c.. for the District o. Columbia
HENRY b. F. MCFARLAND JOHN " Ross
JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners. District Of Co
-uulbia-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
Big REDUCTIONS tn
PLANO PRICES.
Famous Makes Of Pianos at About One
fourth Actual Value.
More Than a Dozen Instruments Sold Yes
tGTday.

Many Callers ut the sale Yesterday
and Nearly Every Caller "a Pur-
chnSer. Enquiries and Orders Re
ceiVed Prom a. Far Away as
Norfolk Va Purchasers StiII
Coming and sale Continues
With Undated Interest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12

MARY Hawkins. coIored. who attempted TO com
init suicide vc~Je5day. had sufficiently recovered
this morning to De able 20 leave the Emergency
Hus-ItaI
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
TO CTRE 4 COLD IN ONE nay

Take Laxative Bromo QuIHIHe Tablets All drug
gi.fs refund the money It IL fails TO cure. L "
Groves signature Is each box 2Jc.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE Chidreu's Hospital has a deed OF trust on
o for twenty thousand dollars, On which Il l.
paving interest Help 10 pay IT,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
LEGAL NOTICES

rs THE SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
on COLI ABiA- BERTHA NJ BROWN ~.
CLARA r BROWN e. Al No 2Zl5L Eq.lity
Docket -.
This cause being referred % me % report dis
trsagrlou OF the proceeds Of sale Of real STATE
% which Lueie = Brown Died possesred notice i
hereby given 90 all persons having claims against
The sad LIcle A Brown 90 present the same -,
me at the Auditors Rooms In the United Stzr-x
gourt-1t-se IN this city on OR BEFORE Thu Rs
DAY. NOVEMBER q. 1901
JAMES C. PAYNE. Auditor.
II TIE SUPRE3F COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLI ABlA-EAMA KATHERINE REG
MIR 60 al. vs. MELVIN FERDINAND
FISCHER et al No. z3528, in EQUITY Doc Il
Henry f. BerguanE. trustee uzvine r--o~t.8
a sale OF lot In William Wakes -
seyeuty-sIz 800. said Subdivision Is r.
corded IN book B. page Ig7, IN the caace Of IN.
surveyor 81 this District. 20 John Nefria Lamb
for twenty thousand dollars $50 O0Jl IL h
this 1sLl day Of October. A D. 1901 On
motion Of the compliments. by Nessrs- z l.
Schmidt and O.. F. Williams their solicitors
ordered that said sale be confirmed on the 18TH
Day or NOV EAiBER. A. ID. 1901 unless ans
10 the contrary be shown before said 6ay. bro
week for three successive weeks before aid
last mentioned day in the Washington Times
and in the Washington Law Reporter
(SeaD A b. HAGSER.
Ass5llate Justice
A true copy-Test-
j. R. YOUNG. clerk
By n A. CLANCY, assistant cIsrk.
F. L. SCHMIDT and e. F. WILLIAMS.
SOLICITORS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
EDUCATIONAL.

FRENCH LE>SONS-lIrs Jlmin wife Of Prof
Emile JaUin. former Principal of the BCrlitz
school. has returned from Maine 20 Washington
for the winter and VIII De very glad % re-
sumo French lessons with their former SCHOLARS
1910 I St. nw. ug-l4
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12

rs THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DrSrRTr-r
or COLI NBIA BERTHA NJ BROWN n.
CLARA r. BROWN e. Al No. 2ZI54 Eqrlity
Docket 80
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12

Shoots Himself in His Room at the
St James HOteI-IIlncss Assigned
Hs the Cause for the Rash Deed.
Little Chance for His Recovery.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01

@Iassons uniberfttdi
bestng fiirali9 in Innefenbeit bon
0ertretsrn Der bebeutenbf item llniDerfiz
tdten Der Welt bic 5eier bes 45Oiab=
rinpn @eSfehens.
Gelbit am Mequator III
bic bur9f9nittlife Semperatur bee
MeertpaFers in Der Sisfe elmer Meils
Bios bier Grab iiber benz 8efrierpunf.
Oie Sabresein a m { 4
Der Der. S~taaten i'm abgelau:
fener Stsfaliabre beliefen fi9 auI
$685., 548, 309, bic Nusgaben auf $780,.
947 .266.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01

Oft bort man, sd CAB oieier Grau
aIes, mas ib ibr fdulbete!" &idti9er
mdre p6bl: sd iduloete oieier Grau
aIes, mas i9 ibr s~egeben.r
gs siebt Srauen, bic erit banit ben
Simmel anfleben iuenr iih tein Seufel
mebr UNI fe tiimmert.
Nn bic bdblt4e Urau 9epobnt man
li6. Der f90nen mtrQ u,ar iiberbruiita.
CUprNegutg folgt.)
S d nibeC
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01

eil,er e,nJamen, menluenleeren ,JnIeI
asbolt .peroen miibte. 100 man ben Be-
drill bes @elbes lberbaupt nod gar
nidt tennt. ~. Id tparoe He ebenIo
listeu uno ebenio 9lidli4 in ibrem Ys-
liss iein!"
.5ie limb elm gutter Wenid." Faterte
Der Baron ersriifen. mum, tuenn's
S6nen reat 1T, bann tpollen mir meme
5o1ter berbeirufen unb iie fragen, mas
tie BON Sbren MbIi1ten bdlt." Dabei
Ihmunselte er f1altbaft. ISM iibrisen
iebte er in erniterem Some binsu, ,,bleibi
oas mas id Sbnen eroifnet babe, unite,
ms"
vOas 1T ielbitperitdnoli6, Serr 9a.
rDl."
.@ut alIo. Mit Sbrem Batter min
ib oas i9on in Sronuns bringen,
osnn oa Sbr Serr Sruber li6 ia nidi
einmal bic Miibe senommen bat, meinen
pfters an ibn geri6teten G~inlabunsen
Solge 81 geben, 10 lam tb mid meines
ia MIR balb unb balb g~egebenen Wortes
figlid fur entbunben b%alten."
Die beioen i9ritten Mrm in @rm Die
Stuien binunter, wel4e na6 benz part
Ilbrten, UNI semeini6aftli6 Mnsslifa
oprtielbit aufsuiu6en uno gu iiber=
rai6en.
Mls fe eben ben SdloBbof our9=
ihreiten MOLTEN, iprenste baitis elm
Meiter in oenielben eill ugo belt NIT
tinem fursen Stud bart Dor ben beioen
Ntdnnern ben feuriseu &enner au.
rWolf!" rief %eritaunt uno beunrubist
iualei6, Grid nit Dem Baron.
,gri6!" itammelte aud Der iunse
Mtaioratserbe nit pl6bli6 aidfarben
seworoenen 2ippen. Saitis iprans er
bonn Yfero unb iiberipies oieies einem
Der berbeiseeilten Stalbeoieniteten,
oanl1 tpenoete er ii6 gu ben beioen Mdn=
nern uno taui6te Sdnoeoriide nit benz
ielben aus. ginem aufmertiamen 9eo=
babte, miiroe es inoeiien ni6t entsan=
gen iein, baB er nit %offenbarer S9eu
nem fr%asenoen, unrubigen Slif ieines
Sruoers ni6t rur ni6t ST begesnen
pagte, ionoern bieien aufdlig permieo.
SD fomme I'M Muftrage melnes
Saters su benz Serrn 8aron." tpanoete
sr iid an ben lebteren, ,.pelben ib UNI
einise Musenblife @eb0rs bite" Mu6
ilber bas ionit 10 meni6enfreunbli6e
Ingeiidt oes alten Serrn bate ii9 ur=
u%ertennbare 8etiirsung arssebreitet,
er berneigte ii6 inoelien artig gegen
ieinsu l,euen @at. ,8enn es Sbnen
rebt lit. .ueroen mir billauf in mein
Simmer geben," beriebte er. Sic
Grid, BADEN pielleidt iOlanse Die Site,
meme So6ter allein 81 unterbalten, +"
ieste er gu bent jinseren Srlloer ge=
penoet bin3u.
Grid Derbeuate lib iuortlos ur1o elite
BON banner, mdbreno Baron BON N(=
menrooe nit benz junsen Maiorats=
erben bic Sreppeu wieoer binaufftiea
wsl9e gu Den oberen Wobnraumen Der
Cur9 IuDrIeH.
Wobl elite Der junse Wlnn, 10 baltig
sr es nur permohte, gu ieiner @eliebten
uno tbeilte Oieier ales nit, tpie er es
ben nit Dem 8ater beiproben bate fiir
Sic nabe 3ufunft, aber oennc6 fonnte
II es ni6t perbinoern, baB bange Sor=
gen BON nelem feline Stirn Deroiiterten.
5sin 8ruOer bate 10 eigenthiimlih
i6su oarein seblift, es mar Grid gum
nriten Scale in ieinem 2eben getuaien,
as tuenn Elm b0ier Odmon aus bent
initaten Bid 8olfs gu ibm iprd9e.
Bas fonnte bieieu 10 pl0bli6 uno lrt=
Oermutbet, iuit in Dem Nugenblid be-
Telisenoen Slides, bierber gefii6rt
6aben2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01

70.
~um 8ottes wiIen, pas lit aeI9e6en,
lieber 8ater?" rief uenige Stunoen
Ipater Nngelita, als tie auf ein GsbeiB
,es 8aron5 in oeien Gunner trat uno
i'm nit allen 2lnjeihsn leb6aften S1re=
fsns unO Der grldopfuag auf einem
o.r polterieIel nieoergetalert fano.
,Ou iiebit ia sans entiesli9 bsrit0rt
oarein. wo 1T Gri9s 8ruoer, bet
.unse 8ratY"
,gr 1T fort" berlebte Der Baron
nit srabesolltsrer Stimme, tpd6reno er
,ermieo, feline Sobter ansuIbauen.
.lIno iein 8ruoer Grid, mo- tpsilt er?''
Oas iunge Mdobsn err6thete. vDir
laBen unten matchmaker i'm 8arten, als
Yer Oielsr mt O.lnsr 8otltaft fam,"
osriebte tie ftodeno. Damn pl6bli9
!eudtete elm @lifesidimmer in ibren
ausen auf, tie elite auf ben 8ater gu
uno ia,f Dor oieiem in bic Rniee, in=
b~riinitis feline bsio.n 9inoe umfaheno.
80, liebes 9iterbsn. wie bin ib 10
gliiflib. ..... 1T es benin rpabr, tpas
|gtib mir geiaJt bat, bitrfen mir pirf=
lib boHen uno psrtrausn auf Osine
@ite2"
rgnoige ni9t!" it56nte Mtntenrobe
auf, mibreno er uuuiatirli6 nit un-
ianfter 8emesuns feline Sobter bon ii9
itieB, 10 oab oieie betroHer bon ben
Snieen iib erbob uno nit S6rdnener1
fiGten Mugen auf i6n nieoertarrte.
uNber, papa, mas 1T Sir nur, Ou
bit la 10 gang D%srdnbert," laferte iie
nit bsbenoen 9ipp,n, bat itb etpas
unan5enebmss ereignet. bod ni9t gar
eia Nuftritt nit bent iunsen @rafen9"
Ser Baron CAB suerit gar feine Mnt-
mort. ST bate oTen6ar einet 81 uner-
marteten ll1o idben Sbrefen gebabt,
ais oaB er lib i6on ~poaifdnoig uieoer
gu faIen permo1t bdtte. Weit fat bl6-
ben Mugen blifte er feline So9ter cine
Wsile i9m,igeno an, oatn lieB er ben
Bid wieoer fintet uno atbmete i6per
aui. Primes, armies &ino," Falterte
er nit sufenben 9ippen Dor li9 bin.
,Mein @ott. Ou beunrubigit mid,
9 erben, 10 iage mir bod, mas 1T &C..
ib,9en!" itammelte Mngelita baiig,
nibreno ite fi1 neben ibrem 8ater ME.
Osrtauerte uno ltirmiih nit beioen Nr.
men oeIen traftoole 8slfalt umiblang.
,.9itte ids ie geslaubt, Dab ib iolde
3 bmad uno Sbanoe tperoe erleben
II iIen......o, mein @ott, inein armies
Sito," it0Dnts Der Baron nod INNER
iliIungsios bon neuem auf.
,,9ber UNI sSeiu Barmber5idteit, mas
1T nur gelbeben2" f9rie iebt bas iun9e
Mdo6en mebr. als eS fpra6, nit
ansitper5errten 3asen. .,Ou fpannf
mid auf bic Softer. Was fur gntiebs
lides bait Ou b6ren miiHenP"
Ser Mlte f9aute Ee nit aramperois
iterten Muner, an uno itri4 bann lisbto.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
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fenner babin: Wtlit bn bic bette fOcfS Gis
sarre, ranbe "Belle of st. Cloud" Q8iHR
6u cine quite, idmodbafte Sets Gtsarre, roais
DE bic "1della. "Dieie beiben ausse3ei1netea
Sorten, ~fabri3irt pom !
JULIUS DAMN,
20sli ct. GIoub, Mtnn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-13
HOGS 70 w HIGHER
Light Hog Supply and Quality
Fair
TOPS UP 70 $685.
Receipts, 4443-CattIe Steady
10 Higher by Grade.

The hog market yesterday was to nc
higher, with a light supply, as was ex-
pectedi the quality just fair, but the
demand very strong. Tne heavy roads
were expected 20 have a direct effect
on the receipts Of hogs, and this was
discounted yesterday when the light sup
ply was evidenced. The wagon trade
early In the day was more than has ap-
peared from this division in some time.
The closing hours OF Thursday gave ev-
cry indication OF a cessation Of the eX-
traordinary heavy rains The past four
days and the early morning of Friday
was bright and indicated a clearing up
Of the stormy weather. All this had its
effects and the local deliveries were fairly
good and continued long after the noon
hour. The car offerings, however, were
disappointing; not but that this condi-
ton was expected. and all buyers and
others were looking for a light PUN. But
the BUYERS were that eager for hogs that
tley fondly hoped a good supply might
omehoW come in, in spite OF untOward
conditions. The TOP price yesterday was
record breaker SO lar in q year. But
tie quality Of the hogs was not better
than just fair. and in the same proper
lon as tops sold yesterday, had there
been extra choice fancy hogs in they
would have sold at cents and possibly
nickel As IL was, $3.50 was paid for
medium weigAl boss OF just fair grade,
and better hogs would have received bet
ter prices