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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ARSENAL IT.: Michael Mummert to
{ Alfalfa Stoelting-w. d............--.......S 35e0
CHIPPEWA #. n. s.. bet. Minnesota
and Michigan. Clemens Schultz TO ANA
. liza Guth-w. d..-.---...-. -.-.--...-----.-.--. SOO
CoMPTON-50 IT. e s., bet. Walsh and
fRoetlger-qtc- d-.--------. -...-.-.--- i
CCTTAGE-100 TT, 5. s. bet Naudeventer
and Prairie; James Shaw to Mary FL
y lott-Qtc. d------------.--.. ...-...--------- ~
EIGHTEENTH-25 TT. W. g., bet. Pesta-
( ozzi and Crittenden: Anton Rieth to
Fred Rieth-qtc. d-.......-.. ........-....
EIGHTEENTH-25 TT; Fred Rieth TO An
1EFId fon 55ptsi-W tt o $. bet ~ Prairie and '''
warne: Charles Green Investment Co.
to William Withnell-w. d..........--.-- s
NINNESOTA-25 IT,. e 8, bet Osceola
Sand Dakota; Pat McMahon to Nikolaus
Becker-w. d-.-.......- -......-..---.-.-.. 20
and Keokuk; John Mahoney 70 Minnie
PAGE-So IT.. n, $. bet. Academy. and
Union; Victor Rhodes to John Lebens-
PINE-5o IT 10 In. s. S. bet. Jefferson
and Beaumont: Beaumont Hospital Ned
icaI College to Reformers Mercantile
ECANLAN-50 TT: Charles FRANKIE TO
John Graham-w. d......................-. 6.090
SIXTH-54 f.. In: bet. Mat aud
Haven; Arthur Achenbach to Louise
Heinicke-w. d..-.--.... -.....-.-..-......- s19
UNiON-E. g. bet. Wells and Ridge: f.
Kumberlln TO Nettie Kumberln-w. d.. 1
wALTON-2s #. W s.. bet. Fountain and
nett@W: % d.. ~rs. "Ooos ..;.......: - ..in @ 1850
wALToN-2s IT. W. s.. bet Fountain
and DelTuar: Charles Woods 10 Frank
Dnnett-W. d.---.s-.-.s.. ..--....------- t,sVD
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05

AGENTS WANTED.
iGENTs-Good money made b. ,iie-linins ours
oil Co, Cleveland. o.
AGENTS wANTED-Ten good agents: salary
and commission. Charles ROst Premium Com
pany. 1905 Franklin ave
the marsrt. Home Comfort Lamp Co.. Laclede
bui,dnr. It. Ious. Mo.
AGENTS everywhere: new aluminium card case
Haskell s broadway. st. Louis.
AGENTS wANTED-Braharn Co. Cincinnati.
these columns.
AGENTS wANTED-our portraits and frames
give satisfaction: grand opportunity For terms
Bayer Art 172c Franklin ave. ST. Louis.
AGENTS. canvassers'. streetnen's suaplv
tee; catalogue free. Inge-ToGd s co. e15 y. an.
AGENTs-,l2 daily nadc by aEent, selling our
sa s saysrs S'fs e is oy St, Iu No
AGENTS. city or country n ycu wart money
maker get our proposition; large profits: perrns
nent business Lewis Medicine Co. <cs y. Thiid.
ST. Louis.
AGENTS wANTED-AIways: oh. say amt
you that the Rebekeh Perfumes are the holt
days offerings; goods best: terms fine. Write.
Rebekeh Co. St Lo=is
AGENTS wANTED-s2.5O Norman tailor sys-
tenn mailed complete with Illustrated book; big
Claiming ave. st Louis
AGENTS on salary or commIssion the great
est agents seller ever produced; every user of
pen and ink buys it on sight: 200 to 500 per cent
days. another $50 in two hours. Monroe Mfg. Co.
y a. La Crosse. Wis
AGENTS make 50 a day; our line /, complete:
large commission; exclusive territory Write for
particulars and be convinced that we mean busi-
No. -O''
AGENTS wANTED-Best life OF Mckinley and
Christmas books: . per cent discount outfit free
freight paid; credit given; valuable premium;
asns fSa Ne s besSn IN Chicago m
the finest set Of Instructive. Entertaing Christ
mas Books, graded for children of all ages. at
ing beautiful illustrated poem Of Lords Prayer.
only l2sc; s1.0o book 25c; s5o obok 5oc s. 20 book
i5c: liberal commission to agents. Ferguson,
Ssl6 Fifth ST., Cincinnati. o.
AGENTS wANTED-we want an agent in
every town to sell Round Pointed Pens:'' the
new kind of pens; they do not scratch nor spurt
invented process; they glide over the toughest
paper and write smoother than a gold pen and
pen: put up in patent boxes at popular prices.
In addition to paving very beral commission
agents. we will also give as a special award 500
to the one selling the greatest number OF gross
agents who show the best @ selling ability We will
terms and full Information with which we send
free samples. Good pay is assured every agent
not. G. Howard Hunt Pen Co, Camden n j.
the finest and best equipped pen factory in the
world
i..RAND;NEw ticket. just out: start to-day
Murillo. 1914 Olive
GENTLEMAN or lady in every town in the
United ~; states az once on special work Meyer
MERCHANTS and agents to secure the Presi-
dential Home Game: brilliant. profitable: send
% cents for one to Frank Weston. st. Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05
ExCHaxGn AND BARTER.

TO Exchange-Jersey COW and calf worth $50
for a irst-cass two-seated surrey: will nav
difference Telephone a 1880
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
lnrec Lines Tor Five Gems.
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra

lufee Lines Tor Five Gems.
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra.
PACKER~situation in wholesale grocery, boot
and shoe or dry goods house. packer by mid
oeaSed s sd bnan man from the country sober ndus I
bond; want work: wages no object. b 27l. Re
public
PAINTER. ETC.-Situation by an experienced
painter. paperhanser and carpenter. F g75. Re
, public
PAINTER-Practical house painter wishes
work by the day or job: will work for low pay.
PREAcHER-Young man wants place to preach
fss. Republic.
SALESMAN. ETc.-Good salesman. aged %
desires any kind OF a position; can give refer
ences. y 26S. Republic.
SALEsMAN-Positi1n as city salesman BY Ger
nnra iff,r & years yea 0a OF goo dt
erences. X lSs. Republic
SITUATION by nIddIe-aged man 20 take care
Of horses and furnaces: good references NJ 2sS.
TEAMsTER-situation by young man as
o'Fallon.
MATCHMAKER. ETr.-Positlon by watch
maker and cptician: first-class references: have
NV own tools. etc. Care }. L. Clemings. Cen
traia, Mo.
woRK-situation by boy. Of IL TO work in
store or run elevator. III 26S. Republic.
woRK-sItuation by young man Of Ii: would
like work of any kinG. l. 275. Republic.
elevator or sn sht Work "I'is "a f ReTuSc
woRK-Boy OF is would like position in whole
gale house or office; well recommended Sv.
Republic.
woRK-Young married man wants position Of
any kind: capable of filing office position; no
canvsssing. Il 2c9. Republic
WORK-who wants good man. % years expert
am ,eIerTaph operator. own Remington writer:
good service letters. NJ 1888, Republic
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05
EMPLOYMENT AGEyCIE..

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ALL those desiring help seeking situations
may register with the Free Employment Bureau
n the State Labor Bureau of Ststlstics sl3l1
Chestnu, st Situations and hep furnished free
or charge. Tel. Einloch ssl-
BUSINESS WANTED.
AT Once-PaTties having suit overcoat goods
they desire tailored TO cail at i23 " Eleventh ST.
Iickror Tailoring Co Best service.
DIVORCES. damage cases. collecting etc; easy
terms; consultation free. The Peoples Equitable
lam Adjustment Co. E II Patton manager,
e1l Burlington building
EVERY 10 call et Grayois and Victor
SATURDAY evenings and try fish fry and good
beer: Jolly times guaranteed John H wsuge.
HAVE g. 600 to &ioco 10 invest in EooI-paving
business; lumber or grain preferred. II $50, Re
public.
WANT To get a saloon: will buy the stock
and license. L 2se, Republic.
LACE curtains cleaned 30. CSC. 50c per pair:
called for and delivered Phoenix Lace Curtain
Cleaning Company. 25jo Cass Send postal
MEN 70 get their hair cut, lac: shave and shine.
ioc; baths. 15c. 76 Market St
TRANSFER 10 Broadway: It will save you
money; We carry all novelties in umbrellas and
canes uepairingl. l. Ominus. 22ii 6. Broadway.
WANTED Capital 70 increase facilities in
gocd-paying business; man 10 take active interest
X go Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05

~ Wedding Ring. tsoIid GoIdl.
Finest qualities. s. TO so. Mermod &
Iaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05

i.RAND-NEW ticket: just out: start to-day
and get the cream: so per week easily made.
Muriffo Olive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05
BICYCLES.

PIERCE. Cleveland. Regal Columbia. Andras
~. ssss Olive a.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05
M&asA&MSN

BUSINESS. SHORTHAND and TELEGRAPH
SCHOOL. CENTURY BUILDING. corner Olive
and Ninth sts FirSt-claSs instruction given In all
departments Rooms open day and night. Call Or
write for circular
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05
MONEY WANTED.

WANTED-To borrow $50 on i2-room stone
and brick house: stone columns. hardwood finish.
hot-water heat. thoroughly modern and lirst-clsss
in every respect. this loan is wanted from pri-
vate party for five years, commission. + 25l
Renublic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05

GENTLEMAN lady in every town in the
United States at on special work Meyer e
Long. 20l Globe-Democrat building. ST. Louis. Mo.
MERCHANTS and agents to the Pres-
Dental Home Game: brilliant profitable: send
% cents for one to Frank Weston. st. Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05

STENOGRAPHERS, ETC, wANTEp-Stenog-
rnpEers, bookkeepers and office holm for good
Psylrg positions. Leigh Bros. e3l Century
STENoGRAPHER WANTED Young man
sttnogfapher, with some mercantile experience,
anu VINO can assist In clerical work; state eNpe-
rlehce and references 297. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05

BoOKKEEPER wANTEn-A bookkeeper To-
Sat.d cate, IN any town Of 1000 or over who will DO a
Httie extra work for good pay; will not interfere
with his regular duties. Address j. Hummel Co
DE Soto building. St. Louis Mo
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05


La AlsOf - WANTED.TTenty,iye laborers at
Stolle's quarry. Falling Springs III.
MEN AND TEAMS WANTED-3) men and 90
teams with big beds, Lucas ave, between
EIGHTEENTH and Nineteenth SITS Tim Maloney.
MEN WANTED-Twenty- five men for extra
gangs for Frisco railroad company: work in
& Indian Territory; free pass. Apply ]. Dignan,
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05
PERSONAL.

ALI. private diseases q speciality At the II1n'
I'm Avenue Free Dispensary. 12h Franklin Az
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05

STOVES. and secondhand furniture beap-
tifui u1isfit carpets. rugs etc: time paymentst
New York Storage Co. 22f2 to 2zl9 Wash St
ST LOUIS sewing machine repair shop: est
Is59: only place in city to have YOUR work done.
guaranteed NJ Franz. machinist. 14c7 Franklin.
TEN 9y12 feet: best ali-wool xrade: 81 IS
each ~ rolls Brussels Garnet 45c ward: ten rolls
oil cloth. i9c yard II. Westhus. 2o0l s. Broad
way.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05

nj ara NJ. A. Rininger. 100 Madison; boy.
llliam and :. Hoffman, 1850 North Broadway;
Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15
Antarctic Expedition sslla.

Kiel, Aug. 1c.-The German
steamer Geriss, bearing the German
Antarctic expedition. sailed from Kiel
yesterday. Herr Rothe. under secre-
tray of the interior. wished the expo
dition Godspeed on behal: of Emperor
William and the German nation, and
Professor Ven Drygalsld made a suit
able reply. The crews of the vessels
in the barbor heartily cheered the de-
parting vessel. The expedition will
establish a base at Kersenluen. at
which point Professor Won Drygalski
will push as far south as possible
and spend the winter.
Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15
Eiqhtina Near Panama.

Kingston, Aug. 12.-According to
mail adviccs received here from Colon
there was series Of engagements last
week in the neighbornnod of Panama
and the government was expecting
some difficulty in keeping out the In
surgents. General Aloan. command
Ing the government forces, had ar
rived at Cartagena to gather troops
for service on the isthmus. Colonel
Abel Murillo. General Uribc-Uribe's
aide, was still in prison when the
steamer which brought this news left
Cartagona.
Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15
Strike Leaders Driven out.

Tampa. Fla. Aug. 12.-lt is stated
that Padil!a. the secretary OF Resisten.
cia, and the one strike leader who has
successfully evadcd deportation by the
citizens. has fed from tho city to pre-.
vent being summarily sent out con.
dition that was believed to be sooner
or later inevitable. lie is said 10
have sailed direct to Havana. This
removed, ii is claimed. the last straw
to which the strikers were cllnging
and 1t is probable that labor matters
Will adjust Themselves In the next fow
days.
Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15
AnarchLst confesncc.

Paris, Aug. ie--A dispatch to to.
Patrie from Rome says the anarchist.
Luigi G!anotu, who Is charged at ALLAN
with being an acoomplico OF Brosci in
the essasslnat.on Of King Humbert.
has confessed to his completely in
the crime He admits that he left
Paterson. y. j.. In company with
Bresci and that they went together
10 Monza, near Milan. Giaao,ti
started street row at Monza the day
OF the murder in order 70 distract the
attention of the police, wnilc Bgescl
attacked the king.
Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15
sIGNOR CRTsnI DIES
tTAttAfi o.i.TEc....h:: 1%%...:.Es f.TT
t;;o Rome III iihTLEo.
surrcrac-ci {, r,c:nh--s c, F1-5;;::::. and
I.tk1c.e Fr.cnGc tto prcir.-. F-=sco
kva.--No:ah.c Career ',crrIs Gu.
Keer;y ric:-:y-.wo Eucy Ye,sc.

Naples, Eag. 12.-G:z2or Cr,s7! Gie :
ct -:to o'c!ocE last evcrinG. =e was
surrounded T. the 11eaoerc Of Is -,
;iy cnl several intimate fr.o2ds. TIC
news was Immediately tcle5ra3he5 10
I,'-,y T,..,,'cc Ed 81! o.; o., :,
I-e.ea. Tho evcn:..5 l-Fc-s assc-l "a
the body will be conveyed by steamer
to Palermo, where the municipality
VIII arrange for q great public fu-
neral. 1t is ruro-ed that Sigro.
Crispi's will authorizes a prominent
Italian politician to examine his pa
pers and to publish his memoirs.
For years Crispi hes lived in fear of
assassination. In his youth he was
notable conspirator. and knew all
about the dark ways of the secret
political society. Once, indeed, was
his life attenpted-a few years ago
but the attempt failed. Than Signor
Crispi at the zenith of his power there
was no greater man in Europe. In
1891 he shone at his full strength on
the political sky Of Europe with light
SO brilliant as had not been equaled
ny that of any luminary except Bis
macck. Bismarck had retired, and
the Italian statesman was alone in
his glovy on the horizon of continental
affairs. A biography Of Cr:spi may be
called history OF Italy since the
time. as a youth, he launched himself
into the maelstrom of conspiracies and
agitation which, when he at last
quieted down. resulted in great organic
changes for his country. He was
born at Ribera in 1919.
Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15
RACE THROUGH FOREST FIRES.
Great Northern Train Has Exciting
Run Through Flames.

Tacoma, Wash, Aug. i2.-Most Sc
we're forest fires known in FIVE years
are raging in several parts OF the great
timber belt lying west of the Cascade
mountains. They are especially fierce
between Lake Sammamish and Sno-
qualmie river, and the lamber camps
there are in great danger. Halley's
camp on the Sroqualmie river was
saved yesterday only By the strenuous
efforts Of so men. Thousands OF dol
lars worth Of timber have already been
destroyed, ard lumbermen say that
immense damage is inevitable unless
IL rains soCn. Another tremendous
fire is raging between Woodinvi!le and
Grace on the Seattle division of the
Northern Pacific. Several farm dwell
ings in that vicinity have been burned
Similar damage is being caused to tim
ber in Cheha!is and Mason counties.
Passengers on the Great Northern
overland train, which arrived last
night several hours late. report that
terrible forest fires are raging on
both sides OF the track in the Cascade
mountains just west o. Wellington.
Four bridges caught fire yesterday
but were kept from burning by the
swift work Of tho fire apparatus. Tie
Great Northern overland had a thrill
Ing race through this fire with flames
leaping about Z; or both sides.
Many Of the passengers were over
come by fright and several women
tainted. Tho smoke and heat were
intolcrabic. Most Great Northorn
trains are lelayed by these fires.
Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15
FIVE BLOCKS IN RUINS.
eusiness Portion of Rantoul, Ills, Dc.
ctroyed by Fire


Champaign. Ills. Aug. 10.-The er-
tire business portion of Rantoul was
destroyed by fire yesterday. The
Martin house Is the only building in
the business section that escaped. The
fire originated in the grain elevator
and spread to adjacent business build
ings. a steamer was telegraphed for
from this city and in 45 minutes It
was operating against the fire. Five
blocks were burned. Many of the.
buildings destroyed had been cree. et
since the Are two years ago. Thirty
six business firma were burned. Arong
the buildings destroyed were the rc-s-
office. depot, Masonic temple. New
hotel ard opera house.
Both newspaper offices were burned
While much OF the contents OF tac
stores was saved the loss will exceed
S250.o00. The insurance will fail
far short OF that amount.
Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15

house top was filled with people await
ing the arrival Of the imperial per
sonages.
At 4 o'clock the roll CT nuffled drums
announced the arrival Of Emperor
William and King Edward, who had
driven together from Homburg. The
emperor, wearing the black uniform OF
the Empress Own Posen Hussars. led
Queen Alexandra into the church,
while King Edward. in blue uniform
of the King Edward Prussian Ora
goons, conducted Empress Augusta
Victoria. Princess Victoria. with
Crown Prince Frederick William and
number of his suite. followed.
AS the organ played the funeral
march, DR.. Dryander advanced to the
head of the coffin. The choir from
Berlin Cathedral sang 81 Know That
My Redeemer Liveth." and DR.. Dry
ander read a specially written prayer,
service, Dust to dust, ashes to ashes. -
The choir then sang. AS the last
strains died away King Edward AMI
Queen Alexandra advanced a.d laid
q wreath upon the coffin.
The king remained standing for a
few moments alone beside the co.in
and then turned AMI let the church,
which slowly empt;ed.
The extraordinary display CT armed
force has been the subject Of curiors
comment, and the measures of mill
tary caution taken today were no less
drastic than those taken last night.
when n Il, estirota5 that 0OO tr1ppr
were employed in vigilance service.
Everywhere. however. the precautions
were apparently excessive, for not n
single suspicious arrest has yet been
recorded.
Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15
CHIEF OF BoURBONs DEAD.
Prince Henry of Orleans Passes Away
In French Cochin China.

In French Cochin China.
Saigon. French Cochin China, Aug.
10.-Prince Henry of Orleans died at
$3.50 p. m. yesterday.
Prince Henry of Orleans is the old
est son cf the duke of Chartreus and
cousin CT the duke of Orleans. He
was born in 1867 and IVES not married.
Tho prince had been dangerously sick
for some time past. He was on his
way to the United States by way OF
San Francisco and was TO have passed
some time at Newport this fall. His
name has been mentioned as sutor
for the hand of well known American
heiross ard at one time he figured for
the hand OF the elGest sister of the
young king of Spain, the Infanta De La
Mercedes, who was married in Feb
ruary of the present year to Prince
Charles Of Bourbon, son of the count
of Caserta.
Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15
AFTER REMAINDER OF LAND.
Settlers Think cattlemen Can Easily
Get Out OF the Reserve BY Sorioc.

SSttISTs MINK SatSISrcn Can EaC,!J
Get Out Of TIE Reserve by Spring.
Lawton. o. T., Aug. "a movement
has been started here among the home
seekers who lost to have the govern
nent open up the three reserves In the
land lottery which 1t set aside in the
Lawton district before the opening.
At meeting of 100 or more of them it
was decided to petition the interior
department at once to take such ac-
tion. These reserves embrace 532,5oe
acres. or about 1900 quarter sections.
The land was held in reserve. 1t is
believed, because the government an
tfcipated that the cattlemen. who had
all of the Kiowa-Comanche country
leased for pastures. would not be arie
to find pastures in Texas and other
cattle grazing sections readily. If the
cattlemen can round up their cattle
and get them to the government reser-
vations this fall the homeseekers ar
que. they can find pastures somewhere
else by next spring. The homeseekers
are willing to buy the land outright
from the government.
Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15
MRS. NATION FEELS DisoRAcED.
Wcepo IN Talking of Divorce Suit
Filed by Her Husband.

st. Louis. Aug. 12.-Mrs. Carrie Ma.
tlon Of hatchet fame passed through
the city yesterday en- route to Trenton.
o. Vixen asked as to the divorce
suit recently fled by her husband Mrs.
Nation burst into tears. She said j:
81 am not as bad as thoy paint me.
God has selected mo for the work in
which am engaged. md intend to
carry 1t out in accordance with his
will. Az yet ! do not know whether
will flo u cross bill or not against
my husband. have not seen him
for nix months or more. am 90
years Of Ggo and he is 70. and Il feemr
&; nc ,hat we should have becn able
in co tan bailac9 ~ llfe's journo"
without the di-grGcc OF appearing IL
u Ciycrco cour.."
Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15
Clark Given Rlnht Of WAY.

Chicago, Aug. 12.-It is stated that
as result of conference held at the
Auditorium hotel yesterday between
Roswell Miller Mr.. Hays. Mr.. LomaN
and Senator Clark, officials respective
ly of the Chicago. Milwaukee and 81,
Paul. the Southern Pacific. the Union
Pacific and the Salt Lakc-Los Angeles
now in process of construction, Soaa,
tor Clark will be given uninterrupted
right of way for his road between
Salt Lake and Los Angeles.
Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15
Two Women shet Dow,.

Dallas. Aug. 1O.-Wille White was
killed and Sallle Walker was fatally
wounded here last night by a man
whose Identity has not yet been Pc
lively established by the police. Tho
White woman fell mt the door OF tho
house whore the killing occurred. shot
through the heart. The Walker
woman received bullet IN the aldo.
men. The cause of the shooting IA
not known and there were no eye-wl,-
ncgsCg,
Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15
eeys Father ltIl.ed Mo,he :.

Washington. Ind, aug. 12.-Frnni.
Purcell. the mine engineer whose son
made affidavit that he kicked his wife
to death was arrested here yesterday
At the coroners inquest the boys
story was partly substantlated and 1,
was Gdduced that Purcell had several
times threatened the lives of his wifi,
and children and even to the point o.
a loaded revolver. The post morton
revealed rcycral severe bruises on tn,
body, ana other evidences. Parcel
GCc.ss everything.
Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15
Diplomatic Relations Not nroken on

Willcms;nd. Curacao. Aug. l2.-Thc
Colon. a'an minister aad all the mcm.
bers a. the Colombian legation VIII
leave Caracas today for Il tcmporaf..
absence. There has bcea no rupture
OF diplomatic relations. however. be.
tween Colombia and Venezuela. WIN.
lam w. Russell, the United States
charge d'afrairs, will take care OF
Colombian interests.
Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15
1c iMvs:sfleATE ~. ...a::..srs.
Agricultural Department YIN cuara,.
tee European Sales % Dca.,Te.

~ .SN..S'-.i t'iti N'i-i'
tee Eu.o.ean Sales % Dea',T1.
NssainS;oh. Aug. 9.-M-. Trace s,i1,
tic comptroller c. tie traaau:T, In
Letter to the secretary cc agriculture.
held that tae agricultural lera-ss.len.
ray os s';-Scs.cd ea5e:. irto oo-:?ar.:-
tive estiriates with Coala-5 Of I.-r;:.
%2ereb? TIE government shat. t-;ag1..-
ete TO then q 6eGni3e no1 return 9c-
ccreago On fruit rcc,,e1 AID sai,~al
and sold under the direction e -,
pomologist Of the deDars...ca. t.i:2.:-..:i
the ordinary channels OF t-ace.
The purro2e OF the department IS 20
.nve1tig:.e lie forelg- ::,--.--,,.c. c..
ton WITH taa view Of ircraaslr~ -.
Az erican sales Il Europe TEIe~ Sac
proposed arrangement tho cx9o.s er
would receive the net proceeds G.
sales. that is all proceeds after &c .rc.-
ing freight and other charges. II ,.c
ret return should be less than ::.c
guaranteed amount the difference ne-
tween the net proceeds realized and
the guaranteed return would be paid
the exporter out of the appropria o.,
for genealogical investigations"
Gilpin observer., 1901-08-15
Mother Emlll rc..lcotcd.

Dubuque. In. Aug 12.-Evciy sub.
ordinate branch of tho Sisters of st.
Dominics was represented nt tho gen
eral assembly OK the order walch
closed last night at st. Ciara's col.
lege. Sinsinawa. Tho assembly mcots
only once In Elk years and much I'm.
portant business is transacted. Moia,r
Emily. present head OF the order, was
r1anlt=ouEiy re.e,ec,ed.