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The state herald., 1901-01-04

A Minneapolis widow fitted up a
room In her house. where for months
she nightly communed-or thought she
did-with the spirit of her dead hus.
band. Then a dashing young physi-
San laid seige to her heart. Among
other good advice he said to her: 'It
Is your duty. Emma. 10 turn your at
tentlon from the dead and seek hap
piness with the living" The spirit
chamber has been dismantled. and the
widow will soon be cheered by liv-
Ing husband.
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'nusr,isf Mt..

liner No., ofx Dec. 20 IN. ,,,..
Etruri, '" York Hpd the @nn,,l,r g. a,nrfdcnn
ION am, bc former from ",nrd un. liner
Ily,,,a a obcthourR. ibe ,,,,' ,,,,o''lihninp.
hie lns, lo"' mud oue.nsiown '''r from
in,e,as,i bIRlIi NJ aunrnn,In,, nrfi'"d
ana os,hg rncc. Docombrr od,i liter ~
or a.a, n ,be stcnnofa Wee -r.h' 2ith
eons'a,n, ,n other, The cunnrdn W sight
b, M ny ~ hel on Deeenlbsr g., EsnlnTi
'fp,,i,,pl pas.eh seed her fiynl J, n,,,, ss'b ~
,ut or nisbi The New Yorh nF ,,F NE
.nrs y, Nrw NV, York brought, III.
,nd " -, 'nr llsnbied aten,nr%, w. pn.sen'
owed t,,,. w. hnd Star line viii stern
'"' steamer somerhlil' ''''pi''ber I'D
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steel Tub. r,..,.

pasi iihhpelpl'ie. ihp.ap "a. Dec a. ,,o, d.
been an y, week. nerotiniton." ulo
townris NV, 'po' ~ Philadelphia liz i,.h,., nate
iDdnstr, ' h' ,"hffnl NJ iiio si.ri ii'AinR ,.in,R
enniling y" ,bc niied slnirs i H., 'ubp m
sis0ssJoao combination wtb " ~.
kopi oule, a E'efythinR bas nt"f
although ,ia a',u nothing has lsaL,. naeii .i
nnd lro, ano @ presence of hln nns,,, oui
rrousaa y" ". 1lbbs. IL Nh. ~ n,, me of
y Moore a''al \ n.,' gnd is being handle,
FORK. Sc''le,. brokers, oq '",'nl x,,.i
The state herald., 1901-01-04

The Maori party in the New Zealand
house OF representatives contains but
Tour native members. but 1t has great
power In the Moari interests. The
maoris have been ugitating lately for
certain measure OF home rule. and
1t is another example of the practical
spirit which obtains in New Zealand
that they are TO be given what they
seek. A measure has now been intro
dueed to parliament at Wellington en-
bodying the modest claims OF the ma
hves In regard TO the Maori lands. and
no doubt 1t will. after sympathetic
discussion. be placed upon the statute
book Of the great progressive colony
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THE STATE HERALD.
HI PAINTER o.n.r and rusl,.it.r.
HoLxoKR :. COLORADO.

Y The Oldest duiy quaIlned physician
"a the world resides Mt Carlsbad. in
lthe person OF Gallus Ritter Won Hoch-
berger, NJ d. He Is 81 years old. He
has been in practice II years. and
sstill gives medical advice, but only
visits pbbr people who live in the re-
mote corners OF the town and on the
shills:> The veteran doctor is daily
visitor to the Carlsbad theatre.
The state herald., 1901-01-04
COLORADO NOTES.


VIII build a latge hotel at Colorado
Springs.
Berthoud has completed n public
sewer mt a cost Iof about $4,000. The
town owns its OWN water plant.
A credit men'} association has beer
formed In Boulder with +. G. Mays as
president and Jtmes Bergheim secre
tary.
Governor Charles s. Thomas and his
wife celebrated ne twenty-seventh an.
nlversary Of thJf marriage on the
Goth ultimo.
A cold wave truck the central and
southern portionbf the state December
21th, but only Severe enough to be
seasonable.
Mrs. Hattie Wkrd, n widow living on
a well-known rtch near Hayden, was
burned TO deathh few days ago by the
burning of her Puse.
The Northwefern is believed to be
arranging TO bYd line from Valen-
tine, Nebraska, nto Denver. A pre-
hminary surveys being made.
There were etht weddings at Boul-
der on Christnts eve and Christmas,
which seems tofdicate that the Boul-
der boys are gding bolder.
In Denver, lIcember 29th, George
Hobbick, Sdh Omaha stockman,
hrst tried TO slot his wife and then
shot himself tltugh the head.
Governor Thdas has appointed Mrs.
Harriet q. WRIT to fill the unexpired
term of Mrs. dbrge on the board of
control of the fate Industrial School
for Girls. .>1A~
The new ar.sian well at the Tabor
Grand operailouse in Denver has
struck a flow { water at 100 feet that
rises to withii150 feet of the top. 1t
will be sunk deper.
Warren S. Inels, at present book
keeper In the flee of the state audi |
tor has been irmally notified that he |
Will he appoird deputy state auditor |
by Governor Oman.
General Frar NJ. Reardon, postmas.
ter at Victor, nd Mrs. Reardon were
presented by t. employees of the post
ONCE with an egant silver tea set Of
five pieces on hrlstmas day.
John G. Rhardson. prominent
ranchman of lyle county. is thought
TO nave becot demcnted, In which
state he warded away into the noun
tnins and peried from exposure.
In Denver. .ecember Goth. Barton
B. Runyon ali and fatally wounded
Edward Windluer. n young man who
had been visitg Runyon's daughter.
The act was / result OF a quarrel.
The date of e Jeirersonian banquet
at Denver In Dnor OF Governor Or.
man has beefchanged TO the night
before inaucmion. January 1th. II
Is TO be a genie Democratic feast. to
cost So a plat
Il. II. Jcfferyresldcnt of the Denver
X Rio GrandC'eturned home on De-
cember 2Ith fn the meeting OF West
crn railroad Isidents In New York.
and also the aual meeting OF the Rio
Grande direct.
Justice Adai OF Boulder, who had
under advisent the eases against
the Eldora m, accused OF killing n.
Il. Bailey. 0rcd that Ellis and
Schott be discrgcd. Rowell, Mitch.
ell. Leach. oh and West were each :
held In $500 II TO await the action !
OF the Dis,ricburt.
The annual nner Of the Colorado
Yale Alumni ISOLATION viii be held
January 9th ahe University Club in
Denver. Nots have been sent to
the membcrs,it the date ON them
reads JanuWe1, which In n mistake "
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NO s."'. y. ,.,...,

;s.a,;s ., IT, sssp pss Is. 3D., .ss,:,r,.s.Issa, n,,,.
ths thsa n"es. ",siaIsI,lon'in,,ps ), ,o.day Of OH ssj
road, ssI',. MI, n.,iar 4 NSy,.i Tint r,nd % 81
for SOM. r"'a; We have eo,,.s,'s o,l,,, SO. :.
fcpori"a' ,,,ne ., ana hive Smnsd W. ID thai road
'ioeG "oa ss, ,,se we IL" ss,,,o 70 AiDaqsrqr.. =.
'"''ns liz syste,, ~" Rock Island fas 70
The state herald., 1901-01-04

"Mr. d. A. Cudahy, senior, personal
and private"
The orthography of the letter is ap-
parently that of an amateur, and cor
responds with that In the first letter
demanding the ransom.
Detectives yesterday secured infor-
nation which they expect will result
in locating the buggy used by the men
in the abduction.
John Smith, an employe of the
Schneiderwind broom factory, has posi-
lively identified Pat Grove as the man
who rented the Schneiderwind house
In which Eddie Cudahy was held by
his kidnapers. This is the first posi-
tive recognition OF any of the bandits.
When shown picture Of Grove Rob
inson said:
'You need not show me any pictures.
know that man. II is Pat Grove. l
was busy at the broom machine when
Grove called to rent the house and
paid no attention to him during his talk
with Mrs. Schnelderwind.
'rhen l thought recognized the
voice and stopped my machine long
enough to get good look Mt him.
II saw Mt n glance that the man was
none other than Grove, n man whom |
have known for ten years. l am as
positive as to the identity OF Grove as
would be of my own brother"
Detectives to-day verified the Smith
story and are now satisfied beyond
doubt of Groves connection with the
abduction. Smith has lived In Omaha
twelve years and has known Grove
for much OF that time,
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coNsTITUTFL AMENDM
FOR tE RULE in 10,

amended 20 a. tot
harmonixe herewi1
"Sec. 8. Once in}
oftener, the voters =
state may, by vote
tion. exempt or rel
all taxation for II
school, road or on
any or all ptrsonts'
pr0venents on laf-
whole nor any pP
value of any righu
In public ways, 4
the improvements
exempted: Provid
such question be 8
ers by virtue Of
signed and sworn
100 voters of such
with the county clq
less than thirty nd
days before the dny
"Sec. II. The 4
property, for state
er exceed 4 mills on
uation. but the pr6
tion shall not apply
franchises In public
full cash value of "
at such additional n
vided by law, after
sonal property and II
on from such addlH
tlon."
The report is sigl
Bucklln and EarAaI
reDOrt Spnafnr wm
The state herald., 1901-01-04

A man in Philadelphia takes five
iaily papers. Just to read the patent
medicine advertisements. He imagines.
when reading the symptoms of any
disease, that that malady is growing
inseen within his body, and he skips
'ff to the drug store and buys rem
sdy. During the past two years he has
aiken 772 bottles of various proprie-
AIRY preparations.
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Fr,na," ,"sr" i'Aeine r,,...

er,, n"n "a Frsncisco' I,,ne n.l' n','-a.,a.. |
ihs cons, ,,f ,is. issompany slo.ed ."dilne IT,. SO,
Barss.oaf of Ia i,ack laying IsSsr''nrieiInr na,nr an cir,
isni,sss ssa ssa,a mouths @"sa 1at WORK mas "a,
,lsin. e. . .raans ,os,rosa ossr ,s oeia. = 10 me :.
January. Angeles The is1s is',er from on,, a
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""'"or NJ . No.

, from "on' ION Dec. :o-sn''h h
wire. % y" iS. psseylnee OF f''f.,aie ss ndrico.
The s,,na W.. Shanghai no,lab lsbabsi sny I.
soJoi,ppl"ard. that wblla :, spobdeni or
Downg", ~ Tniynonpn. u,r ., court wa.
pcror ,.l., ,,cctcti, apnaiua, tbe Enprsss
on 10 osigsSna'y,earoli sisn y,ar boz. 20 'ras ,,, iIsu. ma
chair. ." IN The lrp,a,g, mg was TAX. |
to rn,e ,,,s explain. tho ,.. " i
" "rnpp,eror renperor lswanr t 70 Permission ri,o.
eroii"O OsrS, so,, kwans ~ 'S f,.rn a e feIia" f"
nee" ""' VIII heed ,iu"lhibR 10 a
The state herald., 1901-01-04
New horticultural Society.

New Horticultural Society.
Denver. Colo, Dec. 9th
State Horticultural Society wat
sion nearly all day yesterday
chamber Of commerce. The.
starts with bright prospects
officers express the hope that
the coming year it will beco
largest Of its kind in the westei
try.
The officers who were eli Nod
day and who will serve during
suing year are: President, @. s,
of Boulder vice president, w!
ton, Montrose: secretary, Geo
Richardson, Alcott; treasurer
Lutte Wilcox, Denver; executi
mittee, Charles s. Parsons, !
w. 8. Haswell. w. G. NJ. Stone,
The time and place OF the next
meeting will be decided by tn,
tive committee.
The society will work in
with the state board OF horticul
though there will be no direct
ton between the two organiza
circular letter will be prepared
executive committee and sent to
person who is known to be inter
In horticulture, and II is hoped tn
this means n very large membe
Will be secured.
The state herald., 1901-01-04
'"'na yvnnia Ia.

\ :, FoEIn, Dec % *aow.
s,o% ,hc imperial % a ca,,,. note wa. rce.,,.
demand. oofSI,nnSwleslns Of ,ns ress,a,f ssa ~ la.l
'a..'s' ,s namely: ' qucstions. or !nf. r.s
mai" s,uNash, M,sh, no, tho r,,..
,. .second"isi ,hoash disianr;9,srts, lin" tort, re.
TO, would t IT,, The dcmanadss' on nosi1rIcnder.i
cspcdI,lons; - "'''es cease a se.. ,acccded
Fourib" ~, Nehdin. out
',,opssc 10 wsa, Hss,,a places do H.. 80 ~ :
'capy them, long DO they pro,o.
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''"rssHoE GRoE EARNINGS
II IL. On,

e,,aa II, Dec. 3i.-Tbo o,.,
.aeey ,.n" DsnvrHn" penver 4 RIO Grnnda
'ae'y f.porixfnhd" Southern ma ,h'"nur, ~
con- me .s.tn FOR the third wo', no 40
seize nnfX hnh from July ist 10 NIX nn IN
larry Hba INV ,a big lncronso WIN w,19i
inst Kpieio H.. week IN D.c.m,,, w w
'tloyhl ye,r 4, nrst six months of H., a., 70
,.<NwiiI kee, 49,, supposed TINT mis- WI, ~,
n earnings ar n,,, 49, ,ncr"nsc. making ,.a
me six mon,,,s 10y. "f fbc three ronJ. S Sas
six na,,1,ns 1o",ns about the benyi''a. Ior
months In n numl,., s'n'lcNf for
Gu earnings OF IN. g'hfH
ber ,,..' i.r The third weoL r., hlo
80 were sa.2,ioo. nm inc,a.In ~ Dcccm.
| ,hi,, FROM July lat 10 m. a "I sJ5,'
Mn "."k tho onrping. ,,.,. n" of The
fo,.,h W. IhcrrnH. OF sIDl onn sno,s,'
GREASE "'ek IN II win mar. IN ~, ,ho :,
10 sndo 40 w" fond SIX mon,,, w y !,
co,nins " IN expected ~. ''ose
Inn, - SIX months win ha 'nn, TIE ,'
nbon, ~. ,oIaltnlngs for the ,e.. III ,,',,, NJ -
ispD. iia, a,V'"'"" Increase over ,be w." ' W. ~ ~,
Tho apr ,,,.i, no Grandc sou,ber, .,o,,.. AZ
ntno,,n,t, week IN boceinler as.,',f iof VI
sfsD - 20 sll.ni1. an inrraasa "'
lave bee, l s.,l Jnlt fsi. Tho as,n,, " ~.
90, mi. ~ ''ssl M incronsn ~ ~ ,,,,
nod sl....l. ''HaNN'frU "a fpfu..I...t =.
Syto,s yr showing Of The roma ',d,tthnbly ,,,ts,bl =
,snsn, RnnRe ana IL owned |nich Is FER
'Ip,er NV 4 no Gfnnde. ""'' ny tho lnn'
IN. lhe earnings nf a.. a., tow
Ier nra,al nfe mounting M rnpl1i, 1irnnds ny
~, ,"u." 10 break anrs.si w hDd
r,t,,, ,nlth week IA D.,,.,,.. ,,'VpfuA,
s,d., were ISL Tup ma l,,,','r thr ,,,
te been s2ifIg., Nt TIE enfnlnrs past
t5.bJj. on Increase n, been
The state herald., 1901-01-04
Pat Grove Identified.

Omaha, Dec. 29.-Daniel Burrif
day positively identified mt II
Junction, Iowa, the pony .leftI
mysteriously In the barn OF \
Mack the day following the
abduction, as one he and sold II I
answering the description 4
Grove u few days before III n
tion. 7 ~
Mrs. Thomas II. Cooper. ~
daughter OF Burris, was to- eM
u collection OF twenty -nve ~
taken from the rogucs' M
asked TO select, II she n (FI
more which rcsembicd f,('<,:;H
plexioncd man who caT 1x>2
pony. She at once pic Il ttf@133<|
the photographs whlcl Ifi-R
were those OF this mn Ef az
,*rere those OF Grove I.1 MA
NH person who 53(
II untitled him : ~ f{
Z 8 itspd the pc X a
The state herald., 1901-01-04
IMpyEMENTS ATT
UNIyERSI'TYPARK

Colo Dec. 29.-Fieen new
49,. will be constructed Uhiver
sit,rrk the coming year 4 the ac'
Coy 2 ,dation of students N the Uni
voy of Denver. 1t is exfted tha'
thcyill be ready for occmYcy with
in'ew months. They wille OF vari'
orsizes and in cost will lnge from
500 to 5000 each, so 1t reported.
tfps to this end We're ken ut a
s,cIal meeting Of the tr,fes OF the
diversity yesterday. Aoh,mittee
! as appointed to lay planlor 'he I'M
lroyement. 1t Is probabllhat an In
dependent corporation vi De organ.
Ized very shortly for thpurpose OF
erecting the dwellings. VIII coop
crate with the university
.There Il n large anfowing de-
mand for homes at thYarh' saiu
Bishop II. w. Warren. maue an
address at the meetingt we could
have rented dozen or Y additional
houses this year. The sfp's are now
either coming out In 1h9rhihg from
the city In cars. or ar'Yppins win
private families. We v TO nave aS
many Of them here as IIble, and see
no other way than to Y the houses
where families can livdi accommo-
date students"
There is no questiotat the per-
centage OF increase VI nave been
even larger this year,ii there not
been dearth Of houscihe construc-
tlon OF fifteen new bngs VIII do
considerable towards ng Univer-
sity Park more OF flikc appear
ance. The change In Runway ser
vice by which the parti be reached
by n quicker route Is by some OF
the trustees TO he ld responsible
for The Increased deifupon the In
The state herald., 1901-01-04
attended q. ,;,.

Denrp. Dec an ~ rsss.
pn.a,h +" The extension "a na,e anniiy asr,,h, o. -,
rro, rnr9",lcrn Pacific a. .,', to eonncct win, 70 ~
~ ,,f,'ciioh work = h,I Los Aps.iess'" s"0f' Inc
',.s.,p sss ..,p.euaced io.ss ias ssIrqsdy begun con p
p'"fiob win ,t VIII be
The state herald., 1901-01-04

~ s,.,... 4, van never better uci
y anced than by the appointment, ,h,s
= neeh OF Mr. Joseph Owen 10 n f,,,o,.
! ship mt Oxford. " ie"ow-
ss years ago Mr.. Owen was , ,,u,
aahu at Oldham. helping 10 suppor, III, ~
Ioor parents. He attended at nIgb, 49,.
! university extension Io,tlres ehe
much ability did he s,os that the Ia.
urers got up fund rId sent him ~
.ne great university, where. with ~, 20
wite. he settled dow In humble @ nis
,age. He knew - Greek ana ny. .ot-
Latin. His first .icccss came VIII m'Ic
won the Brack.lburg history sahhe I'm he
ship. TO the s'prise OF MANI ,.'r ,.oihr-
aristocrntic ,mpeiitors. Fonr nnrned.
determined uphill work passed. s o,
che final ,aminatIons drew n neau and
omps.!iklhole posiiklh % f,,,n, ,hsse depended Mr. Mr.
A ~ weeks before ,h.
yoy;; wife died suddenIx ' ordeal his
frnds thought II Jmnns.,,r' ar Owens
and.s and.onpiish , anything, but ,n Tor him c
'wen grit stood The strain . .ns mill =
m ,, ,shined the coveted a.. and Mr. n
ttcpsia, hr degree. His appoln,n'. class ic
M me- ar. owen iectrircd followed.
ma. .i,',1ns. IN h,. he had learned ned ~, SIX gu
hen p,,n hls career cnme tbls III, me "a
ven a.inbroke College e,,', ,s week. ne
'ra,iya" o", o, gil the osonlan. l'a Mr. Ter
p. anu honorcd post Of f"lla,r ,me ral
The state herald., 1901-01-04

A society is being organized by DR..
A. ]. austen Kelly, Of Brooklyn. for
he purpose of establishing colonies for
.onsumptives in Northern New York
Something like 5000 acres of land have
been bought in the foot hills OF the
Adirondacks. The purpose is to es-
ablish number of small farms, each
with Its own house. and the patients
Will be given light work out of doors
when the weather is favorable.
The state herald., 1901-01-04
"at WD La,

Bo,g"n'l n'' Dec m ,,,', '''''
sn ea'I =, ,Lewis Holm ol I coalmaSdon.' n.'rswst @.
dispatches FOR or ,,r ss' llasuc Il iIa !. ,,oae
lad pIanns,,' '.r years Tim, S"',,., y, africa
ps. aud u i'm, ne I, Invasion or gr W. sieyn |
was ecrinin. y" " nc Ami.
The state herald., 1901-01-04
I<soLi,. 49,.

ana pdSosndon. non. Dec. :"'.,;,..''.. '' s,'..".'...
ID dIr,sss. Iss'.l, sovrrn,ucn,rh America,
The % bsS,.,n ,ncsciisiioss * are engaged
ropenI""a,ssn,, West injE,. TIE sale ar
horiis .",,,l,,,er minister in W.na W",,,a and ila
''0" OF the Amspis",.f A.a, f's the con. .
The state herald., 1901-01-04
The Pui,,..

n
sseo@i ses%'fIns; iiiss 4 Dee. -.
man. the s n.s.,u 81 the laie G"orS CO
death oaSfrsnsed OF "a. d se.ooo,a,"nIi loo
The over psr.' three year. as .so car masns
no% nmreo,,s ,. Court .Somaa made De today ID
500, 700 o,os,,,ed oaa at ws sis'c,,'1 '1ai n the es,s %
over over 10 tho cs..'. ., sns time Il was as agi
Inc ''hnersa,e 'e is inr"'ora inrr",s The ira,nda "n .n
,ond. ahd Ise sI,ni,., ~ the saiae" |" ., 's .ali
,nn mlsiana." % large re-. poriicn poiia'y Of during ,hns
this xlnd. WIS Invested In 1nr me-,
The state herald., 1901-01-04
CHINA ACCEPTS
TERMS or PEACE

Hung cbn,,,. pse. q. Prince cbinv ma,
the forei,,, in. hhte communicate ~ VI
which ~. en'oys 40 IMPERIAL ,.',p., 70
' 'inpefor declares lin, a,gi ,,,,,.i 10
The state herald., 1901-01-04
scent meeting O, IN. .u,

A.A union. the commit.
,rd protection submitted an
N.'ns report OF work don. anr
'nc past year. With the co.o,.s. Wv.
~ - ~ lighthouse keepers. captains y,
,as a.' stations and owners Of ia.
, n,,, "n which which gulls and terms breed
p'.in hunters were kept away from
~ which have heretofore Welded
" arrest returns. Under The I,s.s
pa,sed a, the las, session of eon'
!. the society was able 10 ss,..
& ,s",s. OF 1000 birds from a Hary.
'ssler' and TO bring sui, nsaIp,,
nc good effect OF this aetioyk
NJ once. All the whole,xwi
~ baltimore asked 10 N ear
tck inHpert.f a., "a ma
The state herald., 1901-01-04
:. o"' ss,..ss. -

ist. ir",,'x,qn. IN ,",,t, Dec. N, ,a1sns.s',..
DO iip''" ia "" ,mea, ofib" ib,qis,ios iis,ios Of ~.
iucs ,hs eject ,. win 4 H. s'n,s'pded ',u n !"
tow ai"ui a 'ss ~. .enpIts WIN WIN, sl'shny ,
The state herald., 1901-01-04
london Report. r..-X.l

a, @s reeaSasae;. eesa19sSe; Dec, D. Then. ~
ne In the chspn.,s n, storms aud yIa1s nhs
o. graph linz oeen wrought ht,'u,erable as,.ble dan
Is A dIsna,s mmes are down !, ashore. ,'e. Tel,
s. erpool bo park Primrose IN, Head says III,
p is drifting neniber 81, BIRD, for or; vm from Liy,
4 poles Ts up the channa,r r Vancouver
deavor,,ahe he coast guarIs under bare
saving aS,, 20 assist her s,,, are en-.
tbrna ne ship Went on ,,.,
from Hoiybeam m southstack s ". Rocks. |
One mnn on, )" Pieces In a few c IN ~ two
A ,"rr,h,a ns saved BY iifs.boaat' III" oa t'hirty-nrc
Taunton, nt,''is .,. accident oco" %
harbor w., The break uo,,,e occurred near
and bcc.s c.mided ,e 10 the n rarc'. az wntche, 7
ncndous s", a wreck. pcrm,, nr 90 the gale n
he sbln,Sn n TO have mi r,Ii",tins .ns trr. ~
esseIs 5rnts 5ns IN the hsrhnpray p.ay against ov
We otbcrs ndrift; two fo", Several IN
%f,s %ssr,n IN corner ssn po,ln,o Into hopeisss lena bo,
l.r l"rf where tLcy tween n pier ,n" pcr
"eT,, "er Their n'"y, y lay grinding .nns nnd mn,
.eaily .sly Went. and . and bniws.sassl .ssl OF !
'ntly batter.s" """ their hulis "mrks . y"
en .n many thoasana.. .ns u, damage VIII viii
ounce dn dhnrp,rlnr n,nrr from an ,"as 'na sa,
nrc scchinnse by the s,or' ne coasts ern !
a number ~ sneiier IN the n i, Yes. ihe {
"' As have Barbs
The state herald., 1901-01-04

The practice OF commemorating the
one-hundredth anniversaries of i'm
portant events operates to keep fresh
In recollection the historical occur
rences OF Just century back. A few
years ago we had long series OF
Revolutionary celebrations. beginning
with Concord and ending with York
town. Tho centenary OF the Louis
lana purchase is now in preparation.
Many OF the states Will celebrate tho
hundredth anniversary OF their admis-
sion to the Union; Tennessee has al
ready done so. and Ohio will soon fol-
elssls,s IL aessess +; s;;,,sa,s esss
to ne usi;s,sf Taf s' iis isislss. ss
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as ,s,snsie y. Ia. "a -. - -. t
pand sss % !, General snsh 9nsa,. e.cb 10 h
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county approves the tubmissIo
amendments, but disngrees wi,
Of the minor conclusions Of the
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COLLAPSE OF STOCKS
ON LONDON MARKET

London, Dec. 3O.-The London &
Globe Finance Corporation. Limited.
has suspended payment. When the
brokers yesterday delivered stock pur-
chased on account of the London a.
Globe and asked for payment they re-
ceived checks which were dishonored.
This was followed to-day by the fail
ure on the Stock Exchange Of twelve
firms, as follows:
Haggard. Hale & Pixley. Garle &
Driver. Douglas, Jr., 4 Co., Cornfoot
Bros, +. A. Cohen. Blockey Il Bucking-
ham, Gum Is Aubrey, Richards &
Sloper, Baker .S Smith, +. c. Watts Il
Co., Flower X Co., and +. Boully K
Co.
The first named Is n big firm with
important connections. IL Is feared
n number Of smaller jobbers will be af-
fected.
While the difficulties of the firms
closely connected with the London d
Globe division We're largely discount
ed. the repeated. fall of the hammer
this morning caused great sensation.
II is feared tho full list Of failures Is
not yet known.
Trouble was disclosed ON the Stock
Exchange yesterday In the West Aus
trnllan market. resulting In consider
able fall in the shares OF the London
& Globe Finance Corporation, limited,
and lie Roi Mining Company. limited.
Seven firms had checks returned by
the clearing house. This. the dispatch
added. does not imply failure, however,
rs II il expected that the usual ieriAd
OF grace allowed viii enable the irmA
TO meet their engagements q.
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"a consres. states.
u :. s,ves ana Ha%ssy... HHs"sny pa..e.
Il. In ma "a. such 'Sl bin !. snl every Sc
sss.,y sssss I, ,'':ss:ssss+:ss;; sss :; :, a. 81.
''lon ninaass,os,1s'a,Ire ias o,sa IN l"s,ons p.s.a a
,s. s.': e.. ,!ss, sas ps 6 sS'',ss" &c
a certs,d ers, they had a. ~, inlan'ss,s,H.,
=, Is sin no, ,Asrsor is inspo,s %ass Ben, sa,a aa
9od that soes %0a,h ,a. /; at ,n, profits At.
the na,io,; by making al -
.asN' sooes going ana
Tess to s.,~,or ,rs1spor-
Us leaves more remaInIn,
'aro on what you have te
ana also makes wha, YOU
y cost less 'N'
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social Barri.r. Downcd Mt Oxford.

= don, Dec. 3i.-Thc gradual re.
~ 49, - the social barriers which for
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. distinct elss.
70 operation Ia
yearly a dozen
der construc. |
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C' SvIn' ana others OF the London 4
n,oDc group. There has been some
VIM, Mhat OF a recovery In Lakeylew sine,
r,, inc chairman Of the London & Globe
Mnc Marn,., corporation. limited. Is the
mar iuis OF Dnherln and Ava. the for.
mer governor general OF Canada an,
btiish ambassador nj Paris Tbc fall
ure os the concern OF which be ia ,ha
neau adds one more sorrow 10 tbe clos.
'ng chnptcr OF his life. for he ls ,o'J,y,
pfepnrlng TO start for South Afrlcn. ~
company with Lady DufYcrIn, I'm n 4,
sequence OF the serious condition ~ g
soh. Lord Frederick Temple tex tex n
Wood, the lieutenant In the NI, nan. .
err, cnrs, who was wounded Fcary Fry a., ~ cl
J,en'gn,cin; s,na. i Is scarcclyidest snn s' "
the Earl Of Dunorin hxn iosth at Lady. o. o.
smith. -