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BIG FOUR ANNUAL Meeting
W. III. NEWMAN GOES INTO THE d.
RECTORY OF THE c., C.. c. a ST. l..
G., C., c. q st. l.. Mutual Benefit Assoc
ciatiOn-Numerous OmciaI Changes
VIII Occur TO-MOrrOw.

The stockholders of the Cleveland, Gin
cinnati Chicago * St. Louis Railway Com
pany. at their annual meeting in Cincinnati
yesterday elected the following named di-
rectors: James Barrett of Cleveland, Alex
ander Mcdonald of Cincinnati and W. II.
Newman of New York The first two were
reelected and Mr. Newman was chosen
in place of George A. FarlOw, of Boston,
whose term expired. Walter p. Bliss was
elected 10 fill the vacancy caused by the
death of George p. Bliss. whose term ex-
pires in 1902. There were 81, OPT shares OF
preferred stock and 210,190 of common rep
resented at the election, about 20 per cent.
The directors will meet in New York next
week to elect officers.
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CAUSED BY SIX DEFEATS TO THE
TIsH-I-MINGO TEAM.
HANDLERS Rolled the High Scores. but
Lost One Game-Gra6 Again
FactOr-The scores.


The disadvantages rolled consistent
game last night and defeated the Hoo-Hoos
six straight games The Ramblers rolled
the high scores of the evening, Graft help
ing the first division with scores of 1913, 24l
and 19S. The second division succumbed 20
the Prospects i'm the third game. preventing
the Ramblers from taking a straight series
of victories. The Dewey and Melrose
teams engaged in a hard fight, and split
even on the evening. The Electrics won
four from the Compeers. The scores were
as follows:
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE-AII kinds shade and fruit tree
vines and shrubs. BURkHART. 227 +. Ohio.
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Anxiety About Five Boys

Three mothers and one father appeared
at police headquarters last night and tear
fully explained that a son of each and an
other boy-five boys in all-left home yes
terday morning and had been heard from
but once since The message was in the
nature of a rumor and TO the effect that
the five boys had started for Danville. Ill.
Their mothers were almost overcome with
grief The oldest boy is fifteen and the
youngest thirteen years of age. They are
Paul lawson Marion MOser. Charles Good
noe, Raymond Kemp and Lewis Wiley.
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MURAT HALsTEAD'S
sLIFE AND DISTINGUISHED sERy-
ICES OF WILLIAM M'KINLEY''
Is the Best Life of Mr. Mckinley
Ever Written.

The Journal has purchased several thou-
sand of these books for the benefit of its
subscribers. We bought them at an ex-
ceedingly low price and can resell them IN
our subscribers at less than wholesale
prices. We are not making single cent
profit on the sale of the books You can
secure a book by becoming a subscrfher
attempt TO furnish people who are not sub
scribers. and Will not furnish more than
"A single copy TO one person. Complete de-
tails will be found In our three-column dis
play advertisements elsewhere i'm tO-dav's
paper. Read il carefully. IL you want the
book. prompt action will be necessary. as
The supply Is limited.
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Cigar Makers, Union Dance.

The Cigar Makers Union last night gave
a ball in Germania Hall for the benefit of
the organization that was attended by
nearly all of the members of that union
and many affiliated with other branches of
organized labor. There were fifty couples
in the grand march. which was led by Will
liam Ewald and Miss Zetta klump. a
dance of twenty-three numbers followed.
Besides the dancers there were many spec
tators in the balcony. and many were on
the floor that were not in the grand march.
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Young Boy Badly Injured

Frank Bearswilt, a siXteen-year-old lad
residing with his parents at No. 232S Adams
street, Brightwood. suffered severe and
painful injury in the repair shops of the
L.. ID. x w Railway at Moorefeld. a few
miles west of the city. about . o'clock yes
terday afternoon. Young Bearswilt's left
hand got caught in machine at which he
working a helper. and he suffered
compound fractures of the bones in the
hand. He was taken at once TO his home
where he received treatment from Dr. w
NJ. Wright, the railroad cOmpany's sur
geOn.
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New Ira fife Alliance.

The Chicago Chronicle says this morn
ing: "a new transcontinental railway sys-
tenn is to be formed. The Pennsylvania and
Santa Fe roads are planning an alliance.
Heretofore the Pennsylvania connection
to and from the West has been the Bur
lington, which has become the property of
the Morgan-Hill syndicate. The scheme is
not a financial proposition, but merely one
involving close traffic relations"
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Artie Kelley of the Kelley Brothers
team at the Empire this week. easily won
the bag punching contest for a $50 purse
with Frank Barry, of this city, at the En-
pire last night Barry showed cleverness
with the bag, but claimed he not ac-
customed to the apparatus used by Kelley
and therefore was at a disadvantage. An
other contest was arranged for tomorrow
night
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BERTERMANN BROS.
New No 2f1 Mass. ave. Us ~. Del 81 Tel. $40
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Rig Horse Sale To-day.

At the Union Stockyards to-day nearly
two thousand head of brood mares and
young stock will be sold at auction by
Colonel Balm, a Kentucky auctioneer The
horses are from the Grasslands farm. Most
OF them are from one TO three years old.
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SEALED PROPOSALS..

NOTICE-NOtiee 70 bidders: Notice Is hereby
given that sealed proposals will be r lived by
the board Of trustees OF the Central Indiana
Hospital for Insane at their Office up 10 2
q clock y m. Thursday. November q. 1901. for
the construction OF sewer the hospital
grounds Plans and sPeclnostions are on nle
NJ the Office OF Adoph Scherrer. architect Indf-
Trust building BY order OF Board OF Trus-
tees.
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(The quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers.)
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FCG RENT-See list at I3l f. Market. ground
door. GREGORY & APPEL
FOR RENTED room dwelling, 20l5 Alabama
St. Morton Place; all modern improvements
Ss5 THE MGILLIARD a DARK CO. new
1912. Rooms and S. Thorpe block. 1i7 East
Market
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THE CARNIVAL FINANCES
DEFICIT SMALL AND A % PER CENT
LEVY WILL BE MADE.
The Managers of the Association
Adopt a Resolution Against All
Kinds of ROwdyism.

At joint meeting of the directors OF the
indianapolis Fall Festival Society and the
subscribers to the guaranty fund for the
recent carnival, yesterday morning, fnan-
cial statement was exhibited to the guaran-
tors showing a deficit Of only $1,367.S3. 1t
was promptly decided to levy an assess
ment of 20 per cent. on the guaranty fund
10 cover the deficit. The financial state
ment follows in full:
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Bertha English. a colored girl living on
Merrill street. went 10 the yard OF Webb
* Jameson, on Henry street, and carried
away a lot of pig iron. She found in
a junk shop by Bicycle Policemen STREET.
and Losh and arrested before she could get
the money for IL.
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Marriage Licenses.

Allen r. Majors and Clara Boring.
Newton q. Hurlbert and Nellie \. Carter.
Paul NJ. Cooper and Alice HtnslOW-
Willis II. Thompson and Katherine \. Quincy.
Morris Houlburg and Alma Whitman
Gus Gruff and Theresa CantalanO-
Arnold r. Fetfy. IT.. and Emma kersey-
Henry GRADER and Bertha Si1ker.
Herbert T.. DCckwall and Grace r. Watson
John a. Simpson and Lille Brinkman.
Luther II Worre1 and Libbie BrinkwOrth.
f5urk a. Stultz and Bertha NJ Wheatley-
Charles Walter Reynolds and Mate Isabella
Buchanan
Harry :. Gentle and Julia b. Cough
John Sherman Modlin and Mary y. Reagan
Dora Andrews and Jennie 4. Carson.
Thomas j. StillWel and Kate Anna Brinkman-
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Poultry and other Produce.

prices paid by shippers)
Turkey hens. &C per Id; toms, SC; hens, 65kc
cocks Sc; young chickens, 6izc; ducks, &C.
Cheese-New York full cream, lac: domestic
Swiss, lie; brick, 14c; limburger, 13c.
Butter-Choice roll, 11q12c per ID; poor, No. 2
1Qsc.
Eggs-17c per doz.
Beeswax-3Oc for yellow. 25c for dark.
Wool-Merchantable medium, 16c; bury and
unmerchantable, 3q5c less; coarse grades, lac,
fne merino. 1Od12c; tub washed, AQ27c.
Feathers-Prime geese, soc per ID; prime duck
20c per Id.
Green-salted Hides-No. 1. &c; No. 2. Sc; No
calf l01tc; No. calf slsc.
Grease-White. &c; yellow, 3kc; brown, nc
Tallow-No. /, SIC; No. 2. &C.
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VITAL sTATIsTICS-oCT. 80.
births.

Leah and Jacob Segal 685 Russell avenue. girl
Lulu and r. AiSens, 1927 Brookside avenue,
boy
girl
Laura and John w Rasbach. 1870 Cornell ave-
nue. girl
Margaret and Ludwig Kran. ss4 Torbet street.
girl
susan and Joseph Highban. Beech Grove. girl
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STORAGE.


STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks: only hrst-cass storage solicited
GRATING AND PACKING OF HOUSEH Old
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
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STOVES AND REPAIRS.

lST-Ten DAYS ago lemon white licked setter
itch. Return 10 JNO. CASPER. 103 y. Penn
wanna st. and receive reward
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Deaths

Rebecca MOrsey. twenty-nine years. g Key
stone avenue tubercular meningitis.
Infant Aikens. week. 1927 BrOOkside ave-
nue.. congestion Of bowels.
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COMPEERS VS.. ELECTRICS.
(Turner Alieys.)
First Division.
Match Game Tonight.
KeeIey Easily Won.

Gardner and Graft will bowl ten game
match at the City Club alleys tonight.
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e sba6 Alsyke s. 10 s.. Alfalfa. choice So
: sO Crimson clover. N5oQs. Timothy prime
81 50l2 so: extra prime. s. 500 20 Fancy ken.
,uekv bluegrass. 81 25fI+9i extra clean s0l7Sc
orchard grass. G.A4lss ksd top. soeQl "a
EnEllsh bluegrass, N1sSS
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VANDERBILT.


WANTED-Sl2 weekly copying letters at home:
either sex: inclOse two stamps with applica-
tion. LAKE SHORE MERCANTILE CO, Chi
cagO.
WANTED-Ladies and bright boys to make SIS
per month for two three hours per day
copying letters Write for particulars, inclosing
self addressed stamped envelope. MISS ). TILL
MAN. Van Wyck, ;. e.
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STOVE REPAIRS-Stove repair and tin shop.
30 virginia av- New phone. S4tS- Old phone
green. 80.
sIJV t,s-AiUDEL STEEL RANGES AND
stoves. Quick Meal steel ranges and gasoline
goods HOME STOVE CO. Hills s. Meridian ST.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-COmplete drug stock IN
good locality VIII sell at invoice or trade for
good rental property. INDIANAPOLIS DRUG
COMPANY.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.

(The quotations given below the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers)
Candies and Nuts.
grossr. mixed. &C; Eanner twist stjck' &C.
Banner cream mixed. loaIlc; old-time mixed. Sc
walnuts l2alic; Brazil nuts, loo; nlberts. i4Izc;
peanuts. roasted. 71sc; mixed nuts. 12c
Canned Goods.
Corn. S5casL25 Feacbes-Eastern. standard
s-Ib. .l-75Q2; 3-lb seconds. sl4oql6o; California
MiscelIaneous- ckberries. 2-lb. S5q90c: rasp-
berries, 3-lb. N.z5GLs0; pineapples, standard
PIP s ehGi sS Sight sRt S sSss Oys5es
beans. 3-lb. $19llO, Lame beans. 81 us; peas
sters' ST. 5a2; red cherries. sOcQsl Strawberries
III
Coal and Coke.
Anthracite tall sizee) s. per ton; smokeless
Winifrede, s4; Kama wha. 81: Luhrig. sS75; Brazil
block, s.. Is; Greene county. 50; Indiana lump
sS *: lump coke. IOc bushei. s25O Der ton:
crushed coke. I2c per pushel. s. per ton. Bags
25c per ton extra
Alcohol, s257q2..g. avafoetida, 4Oc; alum. 24p
&c: camphor, SSq70c; coohineal 50a55c; choro-
form. 5Sq65c; copperas bris soc; cream tartar
pure 3Oq3Sc: indigo. e5GSoc; licOrice. Calab.
gg enqing + 4 W. ner or. 81 25a2 20: masder
i4qi6c: oil. castor, per gal sll5gl p. oil ber-
Not per per o. o. sasse 6asa@ eopaiSs soc
soap CASTLE. FIR, l3qi5c; soda. bicarb, z5zg6c;
salts. EPSON. llzq &c; sulphur flour, .+g5c. salt
1Oc; odide potassium. s. 4SaZ50; bromide potas
stun. 55q6Oc; chloTate Potash; i5qZOci borax. 80
lie; cinchonida, 42gf5c; caroohc acid. 5'gi5c
cocaine. muir. SOV'g6--o.
Dry Goods.
Bleached OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L. nc;
BeTkiey, No co. sac; Cabot &c; Capitol. rs
Loom. 7a<c; Farwell, re; Fitchyile, 6z.c: Full
Width 5l4c; Gilt Edge, IBIS; Gilded Age. 41zc
-, Peabody slzc; IepI erell, 90 lyc. Pepperel
io-4 &c, AndroseogsIn, go &c. AndroscOggin
Rr,xn Observation-Disclosures A. &C Argyle SIC.
Root 4 sic; Bucks Lead &C; Clifton &C
5lac: Constitution. io-incn 'xe' carlisle 4O-inch
Talls j. SC; Hin Fine. &c Indian Head. DC:
Pspperen r, sac; Peppereil lo-4. lsc; Andres.
OP1inis-Alen dress styts, SC; Allen TR &c.
Aliens robes; ;,ac;. American indigo; sc: Ar,
mold long cloth B. hamilton s7di Arn 1sbdv Lie sac
mac pinks and pdrples. SIC: Pacific fancy. &c:
Simpsons mournLIss Fec. simpsons berlin
soiids s1xc; simpsons oil finish, &C; American
sbirtings 35.c; black white. 4lzc: greys &c
Kio-nnished Cambri,as-E Edwards. sac: Warren
SIC. Slater sac; 'ienesee: S$.S;; o.
Pie: Cords 40. HE; Coidis I. He; Cordi.
ACE 1ll.c; hamilton awnings. &c: Kimono
oakland AT &c; Portsmouth. ulsc: Susouebin
"a I2IIc; Shetuckst SW. &c; Shetucket r &c.
swift River. Sac.
dress &C. Bates. sac; Lancaster. sac: Lancaster
dress &c; Bates &C: Fan dg Nord. &c
Grain Bags-Am1skeag. $3.50. American, 81 20:
Harmony. SIS. %; stark $40
Groceries.
coree-oood. Ioai2c; prime. i2aiac: strictly
prima iscise; fancy green and yellow. isa2ze:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NANTED-JAN HONG LOW Co. 226 Indiana
av. Best chop sLey house in city. Good cook
from San Francisco. strictly up TO date.
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Candies-Stick, &c Ter Id; common mixed &c
grocers' mixed, ehc; Tanner twist stick SC
Banner cream mixed, lie; old-time mixed. Sc
Nuts-Soft-sh@ued moi DIS, 1Sq20c; Englis
walnuts l2d14c: Brazil nuts. loo; flberts, l4Jkc
peanuts, roasted. 71sc; mixed nuts. l2c.
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DENTRIsTY.

DENTISTRY-Dr. s. +. Earhart painless den
fist. by the systematic treatment. liz w.
Washington ST. Iron block. opposite II. p.
WATSON & Co.
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PALMISTRN.


ADMINISTRATIONS DELPHI Palmist and
clairvOyant. soc. 81. Hours. 10 a. IN. TO 5 d.
m. 10 p. N. 325 Indiana
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FINANCIAL.

LOANS-Money on mortgages. c. r SAYLES
Il Market street
FINANCIALe-Prvate money 10 loan on inside
property. per cent. WRIGHT < CO. 81
Baldwin
F1NANCIAL-Money 10 loan; long time; low
rate. commission ID. W. COFFIN AZ LOm-
bard building
fINANCIAL-Flrst-u mortgage loans on Improved
Indianapolis property; lowest rates. privilege
FINANCIAL-Loans on city farm property IN
Indiana. GA per cent No COMMISSIONS
Money ready. e. ~. WILLIAMS * CO. 3l9-323
Lsmcke building.
FsNANCIAL-Heai estate loans. not less than
$1,000 promptly made on approved securities at
favorable rates and terms. large loans solicited
q r. FiFlELD. 1902 Majestic building.
FINANCIAL
SALARY LOANS upon plain notes
without mortgages or indOrsers.
Easier payments. Lower rates.
EELIAR BILE CREDIT co.
Room POI Law Building Z. Market St
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
wANTED-MALE HELP.

wANTED-Gas filters; hve good men set
tiers. Address ALEXANDRIA GAS CO, AL
exan1ria. Ind
WANTED-A young that has had expert
ence al assistant pressman. Write the Re
publican Publishing Co, Hamilton, o., giving
experience and wages.
WANTED-For L. $. Army. able-bodied. unmar-
ried men. between ages OF p and 3d. citizens
OF United States Of good character and temper
ate habits. who speak read and write En-
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hcer, % North Illinois ST. indianapolis. Ind.
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NOTICE.

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NOTICE-Sheet metal work or all kinds JO-
SEPH GARDNER, 80 Kentucky Tele-
phone 30
NOTICE-If in need OF second hand building ma
terial Of any description call phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WREckING CO. lois Cornell
New Phone 1855 OLD BUILDINGS
BOUGHT AND TORN DOWN.
NOTICE
All advertisements inserted I'm these columns
are charged at very low rate or cents a line
No additional charge per line for bank or dash
lines. Telephone 25S and ad will be called
for.
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MONUMENTS

MONUMENTS-A Diener. $40 +. Washington
Tel 2525. Branch works z entrance Crown Hill
MONUMENTS-Indi Marble and Granite
Works. Encaustic. tile floors. marble and tie
wainscoting IA y Delaware. Old Phone S9a
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Canned Goods.
Coal and Coke.

Anthracite tall sizes) s. per ton; smokeless
81 so; Jackson. 81; Pittsburg. 81; Raymond. 81;
Winifrede S4; Kama wha. "a: Luhrig. s.. 75 Brazil
block So Greene county, SO: Indiana lump
50; Blossburg, So; slack. sl;75; Hooking valley
s375: lump coke I0c bushel. 1850 per ton;
crushed coke, l2c per Dushel. s. per ton Bags
25c per ton extra.
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Groceries.

Coree-Good. i0al2c; prime. i2aitc: strictly
primo Itdlse; fancy green and yellow. lsQ22c:
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-e0 feet by $50. best unappropriated
corner for large fat. in sight Of new govern
ment building. Cheap at any price. On market
TO Nov. only. T. A. GOODWIN, 1920 College.
REAL ESTATE-MOrtOn Place. Alabama st. /;
ten-roOm dwelling; modern Improvements:
hardwood finish. bargain at $500. THE
MGILLIARD < DARK CO. New 1872. 147
East Market ST.
The sun., 1901-01-20
wOmEN STENOGRtFHERS.
Their Employer Their Men Rivals.

To rpt Enron or THE SJS-Sr. That
WAS a seusihle and courteous criticism Of
A OF letter by A j + In Friday. SrN,
but the ASSUMPTION that mems mental and
physical strength makes them more efficient
as ,tenographers i, IN my judgment, not
well founded
In a.. first place. with the eNcertnu Of
sterographic reporters stenogra hers du-
tr,, do not require any unusual mental and
physical strength the requisites bong
good general education, good sight ana
hearing particularly the lattcrl, ready conn
preAan,iun ana the power of mental oou-
cantratiun. any and all ~ which women
stenograpNcr- pos~css n n great d"gtr"
and a. generally as do men steno Srarh'tN
Seconil, experience haS shown that IN
mixed schools the girl pupils excel IT, Just
IN. very studies. IA knowledge of which Is
essential 10 success as a s'enographcr, w
orthnvraphy. grammar and rhetoric and
later on. in shorthand schools. the female
pupi> are. 20 say the least. equal 20 the NAL"
yuph, il- ability to acquire tie Art
Nv observation has been thnt Young men
who are mentally and physically strong
us laII, seek some more virile occugH' lnu
than that Of sterorrapher, and my theory
l. that mon stenosraphers ARE wcakllurs
among thelr own sex as rule. tho executions
heins tlosa who have decided talent for
IH0t line ~ work, have become expert and
nr. doing important work IN Government
and railroad oficos. OF court reporters.
where vp'nc', are not suitable" winch positions
pnrhaps command manly cor mems ton
Rut for work IN ~" generality Of business
offices, women strno osrauhn = are a. capahl"
ns mon. and a. desirable unless tho emrl"v"r
belongs to the ancieut order Of 'henrec kei
husbands and for ttai reason hns nu an
tIp1thv t. all womanklui ~ deserves i"o
In iiun.-uuo nam Mun-Hira Ii-of-N Nl~- vile
II an prp.pycr H. far. ,oN-lt"rat" uf
f,urIr st"ucrrduN"r's .,lf f-IesN",'. iN 40
,n tier of r"frair'rr truW 70 ~ ""d'uC. lr
v.V tluu-' invariably r"aI tie hrr"'' Iu a'I
rari.rst effort on her pnfi 20 IulIruN". nud
o. plep-e him lie viii hc SPOKEN "t hN l'r
rn othpr girls A. lust lovely tu work T. r.
md She will he very reluctant to I"Iv" hs
service even though a moro lucrative lp~i-
,iur may b." opened to ter ON ~" 't'"r
tnId TO male stenOcTEUNer - NOR" ItlDl'
in sneak of his "mpluv"r as Lis ulp-.' ur
som. other equally di~rc-J"ct'ul fi". 1Ui
Vill rnt hc-iiatr 20 l"RN" hin. 'D -'''..t" 20 .1.
tie hlrrrr RATE of compous1tIur u, l'frr
+. ONLY rea-uunllc nui >"r-irl" for % ruiu
~ Irp.t. but ~ lcave> ~" %. .''"~ ~ r"ll1hIr
ON ~. female s'"uograI her. side Of IL"
uIs-'Ior NNll Nil'fNllN
Nv Nop.. Jn 3.
The sun., 1901-01-20
k,ys.ss rNHiNGrD MrRDFsrKs.
som. OF Them sa, they Prefer Death 70 Their
Present life In Prison.


TOPEKA. Kan, Jan - Wore Vhh WY
..,,,t,,,re5 tpurd.rrrs are serving what are
,..-tt.. az, ..,,.,.,.s I, "a a X .rs., Stu'e
pTA'u''H' ",' W W. - -
penitrrtltry hecduS" 'orWF ''N''H'N hHNN
r.,ps.d ,, issue warrants FOR N or execution.
-, . p.,.i ca. ,ro,Id,. that whom A crir,i.
INV '""' ''' %
nal Is condemned 70 dra'h' To- 'I W. '.''-
Nuad at ard labor IN N" f'flt"i 'lTN Tor
,b..,,J-,tI,p ,f Which. the Gov
on" year h' 'H- ''I'.' w."
eruOr shall slgn warrant 'oT ~ 'N''"N'".
ThI. duty ~ tho Governors q Kansas has
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State Mauy - Ia" condemned men nav"
he.p In prispn fpr twenty Nrars
a, 49,, ,...io, ,,,hsI I,vl-lature. which
~ Wv a. Nv .
was Popul1t IN both ursi'hts' 'H"I's were
-. a d,,,b rsr,ar,s ~, su prisoner.
'' ~'N" Va" ~" -,
IN the p"iIt'rtiarN uhd'I sentence % "'"'''
tut the ~ Nurnc' of benevolent associations
,r - n a., t,.i-la,,rc
attempt VIII b" mac" ~ IN" I't'@'"''I'
which l. now In session. and l. COM
-, i,,,,.i,. n, Pc,ulIlrsps To ra~salaw
.iUilar 10 IN" measure HItt.n ~ ",t"nns
Iarrrlly two years as". ~" s'rtloil .. ,h'
proposed laN prnNh.s lhht 't 3Hd a'nl
the taking eN"ct "' ms hCt u shhi ~ w"
duty 81 the Governor OF vi, S'atr ay,.,.d ry ~
death warrants OF CohNl't- ,ohNhl.u "l
murder In III" hrst degree anu u" taus' WY
sut"rc" of death TO ~ 'Ns'Ut.l nu"' az
such CuuNirts IN" u'h" o. 'HINhiN ~
shall hereafter hr convict OF uutd'i IN
tha hr-t d"gre" shah p" not l'ss lnuh oi"
N.ar nor moro than threr wears ron th"
date Of tn" srtencr hN IN" cohtI o' sum
convict. And any boN,tL"I OF N.'S 0.1"M
who shall neglect or r"'us" '". coWIIN WIN
: t,rnyi-tpug Of this act, nall I' O"tiUtO