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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-15
Bonaparte,

Bonaparte, Aug. ID The cement
walks in front of the Farmers and
Traders bank and the Cresap build.
ings are completed and a new walk is
being laid in front of Whiteley's de-
partment store.
A number of our young people drove
over to Fairfield Tuesday to attend
Buffalo Bills Wild West shows.
Teal ana Rowe, of Utica are building
a new ware room for their store. The
lumber for the building was purchas.
ed in this city.
J. X. Wilson, of Des Moines, is Wis
iting in the city.
Louis Shaffer is working in Ft. Mad.
ison
Mrs. Aus. Macklin is visiting in Os.
kaloosa.
The Hillsboro ball team will play
here Sunday.
Lester Booth is visiting in Eldon
with relatives.
Mrs. Chauncey Booth, if Farming.
ton, was a business visitor in the city
Monday
Miss Dot Ryland is visiting in Ell.
don with her friend, Miss Flo Murphy
The funeral of VIM. Nealy occurred
at his home Saturday afternoon, con.
Quoted by the G. A. r.
Al Troutman and .wife and little son
OF Pnlaski. are visiting in the city
with relatives.
Miss Eva Steadman was quite i'll
the past week.
At the ball game here Sunday Bon
aparte's pitcher VIM. Sherman, will
be presented with fine gold watch
asa reward for his fine work here
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Bloomfield.

Bloomfield, Aug. 15.-Miss Alma
Greenleaf, of Rock Rapids, who has
been attending Southern Iowa Nor
NAL this summer, left Wednesday
morning for Harlan for a visit at the
home of her grandmother, while en-
route for home. Miss Alma was ac,
companied as far as Ottumwa by Miss
Ruth Greenleaf.
Mrs. M. c. Burnett, of Allerton, is
visiting at the home of her father,
w. A. Jones, who has been seriously
ill for some time.
Miss Ruby Phillips is spending a
week or more in Centerville visiting
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Gill
mont.
Miss Lura Dunn entertained num-
Der of young people Thursday even
ing at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Dunn, in honor Of her
cousins, Misses Mable and Beaula
Easter, of Ainsworth, who are visit
ing relatives in the city. The even
ing was spent in playing games, after
which refreshments consisting of ice
cream and waters were served
The residence property occupied by
Lee Stein and family has been rented
by M. F. Brockwell
Miss Ollie Wishard entertained
friends Thursday at o'clock dinner,
after which a delightful social even,
ing was spent and the guests We're
pleased to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Will
King, of Des Moines, who were for
mer friends of most of the young peo
pie present.
Attorney 7. J. Bryant and wife re
turned Thursday from Hays City
Kan, and will make an extended visit
with relatives in this city where they
may possibly decide to locate.
jerome LANCER arrived here
Thursday evening for short
visit at the home of Mr.. ans
Mrs. VIM. Hill, while enroute from
New York City where he will entel
college for the purpose of taking al
advanced course in electricity.
The Stein Mercantile company
having closed out their business il
this city, have departed for Quincy
Mo-, where Mr. and Mrs. Lee SteiI
future home. Miss Winnie Lentz, VIII;
has been employed as clerk for sew
eral years, will join them after a shor
vacation spent with friends in thi!
city.
The missionary society of the M.
church held a most enjoyable socia
! Tuesday evening at the home of Al
: torney and Mrs. G. r. Sewers. TIL
/ entire evening was devoted to playin
games in which all were interested.
potato race in which Amos Stecke
Sg tbs h9p9rS a fgeatsa ugant Ss pa
, for the most successful contestant il
a literary guessing game. The silve
) offering presented by the guest
amounted to neat little sum to b
added to the funds in the treasury.
The latest thing in this city and it
near vicinity is a sore throat which
I very prevalent, affecting long lis
: of citizens, some of whom are confi1
5 ed to the house, while a large numbe
although suffering from severe sor
D threats are able to perform their L:
: ual duties.
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FARMS WANTED.

We wish to list lot more of good farms.
The dem and is good. Send us full description
of your farm, whether in Wapello county or
any of the surrounding counties.
Give lay of land. quality of soil, size and
condition of buildings, distance to town,
school, and your bottom cash selling price.
Get your descriptions to us within week, as
we are getting our circulars ready to print.
The trade is active, and if you want 10 sell
send your descriptions i'll at once.
If we sell for you You pay us ~ per cent
commission on safes less than s., 900 and ? per
cent on sales of SIS, 200 or over. No sale no pay.
We have an especially strong call for soto
120 acre FARMS Address
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
Box 203. Ottumwa, Iowa.
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Then Again

there's freshness about our stock
that people like, and no wonder
you never knew of us Offering
cheap stuff for the sake of quoting
a low price. Our low prices are on
goods of worth-fit for anybody.
Quaker Oats, pkgs. for. -. .25c
Grandpa's Wonder or Puck's
Mechanic Soap, 2 bars for. -. 15c
Sapolio, 2 cakes for. ....... 15c
zoe pkg. Parlor Matches (cash store
price, 2 for. ..................2 Csc
Wheatine, per pkg. .12c
Pettijohn's Breakfast food. ..... 12c
Uneeda Biscuit, per pkg. ...... .o4c
5 lbs. best separator Butter. .$1.15
Sugar Corn, 1 doz. cans for. -. 85c
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Mo Hone for Indiana Corn

Indianapolis Ind. Aug. 14-State
Statistician Johnson says from obser-
vations he had made. that he believed
the corn crop in Indiana was practi-
cally beyond redemption RAIN said
he, will pc of little benefit now"
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested. that on the 10Th day of August A.
D., 1901, the undersigned was appointed
by the clerk of the district court of Wapel-
10 county, Iowa. administrator of
the estate of VIM. Edgar, deceased, late of
said county. All persons indebted to said
estate will make payment to the under-
signed, and those having claims against
the same will present them, legally authen.
ticated to said court for allowance.
Dated August u, 1901.
L. o. EDGAR, Administrator.
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Lancaster.

Lancaster, Aug. 15.-There will be
an ice cream social at Corbin Utter
backs Thursday evening.
One evening last week while Verde
Beall was driving a horse belonging to
Zef. Mcintosh it ran into the wire
fence northwest of here and was cut
badly.
Many of our people attended Buffalo
Bills Wild West show in Sigourney
Tuesday.
The corn in this locality is improving
a little, but the crop will be very poor
at the best.
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FUNK Bros
CASH GROCER
"AH Things Come
To Him Who Waits"

May be a good enough motto for
some merchants, but "All things
come to him who hustles' is bet
ter one for grocer. A glance at the
interior of our store will tell You
that we don't believe in this wait
ing business. When business
dosen't come fast enought to suit
us, we just get up and do a little
extra hustling-get the kind Of
goods you can't very well help buy.
ing when you see them.
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HlNRlcHsEN OUT OF DANGER.
Illinois Politician Who Has Been Seri-
ousIy III Much Improved.

Jacksonville, ILL.,, Aug. 15.-W. H.
Hinrichsen, who has been seriously ill
at his home in this city, is much i'm
proved. He is suffering from cystitis
and has been in critical condition.
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THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO live Stock Market

OHTcdqo live STOCK MdrKet
Chicago, Aug. 15.-Cattle, 10000
steady to strong; good to prime $500
$40; poor to medium 4O0@5.3O; COWS
3.50@4.4O; Texans 9.4O@5O0; stock
ers .2o@4.25.
Hogs, % o.: active; strong; heavy
5.52@6.20; .4ght 5.45@6.00; mixed $50
@6.15.
Sheep, $4,000; choice steady; others
slow; 3.20@4.20; lambs 300@5.5O.
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Peoria Produce Market,

Peoria, Aug. 15.-Corn, lower; No. 8
ssh.
Oats, inactive; No. white s7@37A.
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roe county officers come over to pull
the resort the proprietors will hoist
anchor and sail over into Mahaska
county and vica versa.
Mrs Frank Oldham and daughter,
Gertrude, are visiting friends in OF
tumwa for few days.
Attorney Nelson was in Ottumwa
Monday on district court business.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Miller east OF
town, were visiting in Oskaloosa re-
Gently.
Phillip Dotts. a wealthy Wapello
county farmer, mas concluded to move
to Eddyville and is erecting fine two
story dwelling north OF the park
Frank Hall and Will Allison, IT.,
have returned from fishing trip to
Bonaparte They say that the other
Eddyville boys will return soon.
A general good time was had at the
| Nj. E. social at the parsonage.
| While ]. H. Miller was pasturing his
COW he became entangled in the rope
and being a one legged man he unfor
tunately suffered an injury to tho
stump of his minus leg.
| Attorney J. F. Hall was in Mucha
KNOCK Tuesday on legal business.
Simon jaeger has returned from c
visit with his brother, George, in Ba
tavia. His injured shoulder is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Maggie Watkins is VISITING
at the B. b. Beamer home, north o
town.
Misses Bessie and frankie Funk Wis
tied friends in the country Sunday.
Mrs. S. Pugh, of near Muchakinock
has been quite i'll at the home of he
mother, Mrs. Margaret Grain, il
Bridgeport.
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SD. Louis Produce Market.

st. Louis, Aug. 15-Wheat, cash u;
September TITS.
Corn, cash SO; September 59%.
Oats, cash 37@371a; September 36A
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Now York Produce Market.
New York, Aug. 15.-Wheat, Sep
TENDER 76A.
Corn, September 61h.
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New York, Aug. 15.--Butter, steady;
|16@2O1a.
Eggs, firmer; 14@17.
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CHICAGO Poultry Market.

Chicago, Aug. l5.-Iced poultry, un
changed; turkeys COS; chickens ~
@l3.
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CHICAGO Protnc. Market.


Chicago, Aug. 15.-Wheat, No. 2 red
72A @725s; No. 8 red 711a@72; No. 2
hard 711s; No. 8 hard 70A OIL; Aug
ust 70@701a; September opened 72A
@72h; highest 721a; lowest IT'S;
closed 71A.
Corn, No. 2 yellow 5s@5s1a; No. 2
white 59@591a; No. 8, 571a@57A; No.
8 yellow 5S@5SA; August 561a; Sep
TENDER opened 5SA@5Sk; highest
5SR; lowest 571a; closed 57R.
Oats, No. 2 36@361a; No. 3 35&
36A No. white 3S1a@39A; No. 8
white 3S@3S%; No. 4 white 371s OBS;
August 35ss @351a; September opened
IN; highest S6as; lowest 351a @35%;
closed 357a @35@.
Pork, August 1880; September 1890
Lard, August $40; September S.72.
Ribs, August 1856; September 1870
500
Rye, So.
Barley, 4S@63.
Flax, 1.65.
Timothy, $50.
Glover, 100.
Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Aug. 15-Butter, steady !;
creameries 141a@21; diaries 1872 OBS
Eggs, steady: 1919 0141s.
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keb.

keb.
Keb. Aug. 15.-William Asborn, of
Hynes, visited his many friends in
town on Sunday.
Alexander Hill returned home on
Saturday from Kansas where he has
been working on a farm.
Mrs. A. Woodward and children re-
turned home on Sunday from two
months visit with parents and rela.
tives in Kansas.
George Thompson, bookkeeper fol-
the Iowa and Illinois Fuel company al
Laid, Illinois, was in town on Satur
day on business.
EDWARD Fowler was in town on Sat
urday and paid the miners off, up tc
August l. He reports coal trade good
but competition sharp.
| Rev. Lloyd Williams. of Oskaloosa
preached on Sunday at IL a. m. ant
1870 p. m.
| Frank Carey was in Ottumwa or
Saturday playing ball with south
side club. He reports being royalty
treated while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett spen
Sunday in Eldon, the guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs William Gillaspie.
William Connors, who has been lait
up by the amputation of finger, i.
doing well and will soon be able to re
sumo his duties in the mines.
A large number of Keb people wer'
in Ottumwa on Saturday trading
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Turner, Mrs. David Jones and daugh
ter, Mrs. P. G.. Reese.
/ Samuel Brown is circulating a pet
ton for consent to open. saloons Out
side of Ottumwa. He feels hopeful O
securing the desired number, sixty-fiv
per cent.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Micis, of Ottun
yrrnz-~nar,+ Satrlndou-ri and Snnda
in town, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Gus Ahlstrom.
w. E. Williams was in Ottumwa, o
Saturday and Monday on business.
John Devln, Don Waters, John N
cholson and Alfred Stodghill hav
leased the Adams mine and will ope
it up for local trade. They are a
working men well qualified to run tn
: business.
George Holt and Arthur Devlin a
tended Buffalo Bills show in Fairfiel
Wednesday,
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VILLAGE Creek.

Village Creek, Aug. &c. H. Glass;
man returned today from Kansas and
Missouri where he has been the past
two weeks. He will start for Kansas
about November 1 to make that his
future home
Mike Schwartz and Joe Kasman
marketed straw in Ottumwa last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lannon's are proud
of a baby girl.
Nell Nellison, of Ottumwa, is a Wis
itor at Lewis Kassman's this week.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.

Chicago, Aug. 15.-Butter, steady ;
creameries 14h@21; diaries 1S1a@1S
Eggs, steady; 1919 014R.
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TO the inspectors and agents in the Gov
eminent service, but TO every duly Ger
tilted law officer IN the land
The bill. which has been framed with
care, provides that there shall be stab
Iished and maintained in ccnnecJicn with
the Department OF Justice OF The United
states division 10 be known as The ma
JiOnal bureau OF criminal Identification
where shall be collected and filed for
record and report plates. photographs.
outline pictures, descriptions and meas
urements Of all persons convicted and
Imprisoned for violating any Of the mill
Jarv. naval. or civil laws Of the United
states, including the laws in force IN any
Of the territories or possessions Of the
United States, violations OF which are
punishable by United States courts In
said bureau shall also be collected and
flei for record and report pictures and
descriptions Of all persons convicted and
Imprisoned for crimes committed in the
several States and Territories: provided
THAI the authorities OF the several States
and Territories. or municipalities shall
provide the same for The purpose; and
provided, further, shat al such pictures
and descriptions shall be transmitted to
the superintendent of the national hu-
reaI Of criminal Identification with a du-
" prepared certificate from an author
lied officer or officers OF the law having
in charge such convicted person or per
sons.
Section of the bill provides that be
fore filing or recording such plates pho
tographs or descriptions the SuperiDtend-
ent OF the bureau shall be furnished for
record the certificate of competent and
reliable United States, State. or munich
pal authority that the official who trans
msts such plate. photograph, or descrip-
tion is a duly authorized official for such
purpose.
The bill further provides for the man
ner IN which the records shall be kept
and stipulates that the information shall
be furnished by the bureau on request
10 any United States. State or municipal
officer duly authorized 10 receive the
same, who shall certify that the same
shall be used in the interests Of public
justice and not for any private or per
sonaI use. The Office OF superintendent
OF the bureau viii carry with il a sala-
y of $500 q year and two clerks are
provided for a 81 600 each.
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NV YORK Cotton Market.
BOARD OF TRADE SUGGESTIONS.
Resolution Advocating Repairs On
the Aoueduct bridge

AT Yesterdays meeting OF the Commit
tee on Commerce and Manufactures Of
the Washington Beard Of Trade number
OF resolutions were adopted, prominent
among which was The one to call upon
the Senate TO pass the biz authorizing
the repair Of the AqueducJ Bridge and
notifying the various trades organiza ions
and unions OF the District that the COM
rnittee will aid in any way within its pow
CT and cooperate with the unions in any
matter Of general interest 10 the .nhab-
itants Of this city.
The chairman appointed Benjamin NIL
Ter. N A Winter. Edward A Oldham and
Thomas C. Pole a Subcommittee to COM
raunicate with the various boards of trade
and similar organizations, requesting
them to notify the home committee when
ever they propose TO send delegates TO
Washington to further commercial or
manufacturing interests.
At us next meeting the committee has
decided 10 discuss the parcels-post cues
ton.
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Thieves whipped by whiteeap.-

RALEIGH. y. c.. Jan. two negroes
named Simmons. brothers. who resided IN
Wayne county, have been whipped half to
death by whitecaps. The negroes are no
torious hog thieves One WIS taken from
q deputy sheriff Who was esr 0rtiGg him 10
jail. They were on a train The danger
signal was pulled, the train 1lOpped. thir-
y masked men swarmed on the platform
and took their man. carried him into the
woods. tied him TO a tree and beat him.
warning him 70 leave North Carolina. Then
they went TO his brothers house, smash
ed the door with axes. whipped him. and
warned him 70 leave the State in twenty
fltLE hours
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10 four points or more. and in general re-
covered at least half their losses before
l-3o- St Paul made another great squirt
10 above 100 There was some indiL 7Ji1E
Of another recession before noon, and
such downward movement would not be
a surprise. II is not thought that the
break VIII extend much further, however
as the buying of stocks on the recession
was big and for big interests Bus ness
conditions, TOO, are SO perfect for advInc-
ing stock prices that the bears have no
ammunition. Phenomenal railway earn
ings, Industrial prosperity and more than
all, perhaps, the great combinations e.
the railway interests recently inaugu-
rated make il entirely reasonable 70 sup
pose that there viii be further large ad-
vances in prices The bears can only point
&c the long advance without reaction and
this is not good argument Nothing new
was learned Of the bank statement today
but Il IS said by the experts that II VII
be good one London was again a seller
Of American securities early today
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NEW YORK Jan. 4--The London mar
ket for American stocks was shown at
sharp declines the losses in some in
stances extending 10 fully points
UpOn the opening of business here. for
eign houses were seen 10 have heavy sell
ing orders IN al Of the international
listed stocks. Vague rumors were current
Of some mysterious untoWard develop
ments in the European political situation.
Otherwise The general situation showed
10 changes. and indeed no striking de
yelopments IN any direction.
The initial declines IN the local mar
ket in number OF instances were in ey-
cess Of / per cent. but the market as
whole. was by no means Sc unsettled as
Il was yesterday a few stocks showed
conspicuous strength in the face Of the
declines IL the general market These
were notably Sugar Refining 81 Paul
and Missouri Pacific s. Paul aud Mis-
sour Pacific both opened materially be
low yesterdays final figures, but almost
immedi2-eI rallied sharply
Sugar Refining advanced rapidly In the
fa1e % the weakness eIseHhera on renewed
rumOrs Of N amicab1e settlement with IFS
chief eCU-DE-irOT.
TIE seVerFs- declines n the early deal
ings were iu Pennsylvania Louisville ard
Nashville Northern Pacific Peoples Gas
American Steel and Wire and New York
Central
The trading was again in immense vol
uTae and well distributed IN the early
dealings there was cutie a rush TO cover
O. the part Of the short interest. which
was apparently willing &c realize profits
in advance % the favorable bank state
ment generally looked for tomorrow The
decline also seemed 20 have attained di-
nensionr attracting rcw buyers. bur not
Efrhs.arclng This and the fact that con
eerted support -as evident in some direc-
tons rhe trading was stuI characterize
b highly feverish tone. IS was only nat
ural I'm view Of yesterdays sharp decline
The fluctuations after the initial dealings
were aide and erraric
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MnngIed by a TroIIex Car.

NORFOLK, Va. Jan. in Huntersyille
last evening Mrs. Frank Newell. q resi-
dent OF the village. was run over and per
haps fatally injured by trolley car OF the
Norfolk Railway and Light Company
Mrs Newell was in the act Of crossing
Church Street when the car struck her
She was thrown beneath the vehicle the
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Washington stock exchange.

seles-U- s Coupon Is. s300a rs. Union
Trust and Storage Co, I0a102 and 4o9
1G2 Is National Safe Deposit and Trust
FCo., IGGl47. Capital Traction. 20G1a4 as,
1916. 40d1e4 u. and a0al04 3-S Wash
ington Gas. 251G So - and 225G So 5-S
MergenthaIer Linotype, 1S8GIS0, IA
$50 II. 10G1so. seller 90: and 1870 IL
Lanston Monotype 2JII4 After call
Union Trust and Storage Co. JG102 Il
Capital Traction 49GI04 IA Nergenthal-
OF Linotype. 5G1T9 81. Washington
Traction and Electric 4f-2's. $200oG61-
Washington Gas. 1g0163 81 25G So g.
anR 2nnI s.
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coIored Reforrnntory Overcro., .Ied.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan 4-The Governor
and the management Of the colored re
formatory are ia dilemma. The limit
Of 100 inmates OF that institution al
lowed bg law was reached some time
ago. Wednesday one Of the boys escaped
and before he was captured another boy
was sent 10 the reformatory- Last
evening the escaped boy was arrested
and the Governor and Superintendent
Smith. Of the institution, are now en-
barrassod TO know what disposition to
make OF the candidate Just received
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Transatlantic Mails.

FRIDAY-C5) At Sos p m for EUROPE per :.
$ EtrurIa- from New YORK via Queenstown
(c) At Il % p n. for NETHERLANDS d.
rect per :. S. Sraatendan. from New YORK.
Mail must be directed Per : $ Staten
dam
20 At 1905 p n for ITALY, Per s : F
Bismarck. from New York. va Naples Mail
must he directed per 5 s F. Bismarck
20 At Il 20 p m for SCOTLAND direct
Per : : Astoria. from New York Nail must
be directed Per $ 5. Astoria.
PRINTED NATTER, ETC--This steamer fakes
Printed Natter, Commercial Papers. and Samples
for GERMANY only The same class OF mail
sent b. this ship, unless especially directed by
her.
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forward wheels Of which passed over her
legs below the knees. The limbs were ter
riDly mangied. SO much so that anlputation
vii be necessary. The unfortunate woman
WAS conscious and displayed -enar kable
nerve while being removed to St Vfncent's
Hospital for treatment
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DECLINES Tn THE MARKBT
Wide and ErFatic Fluctuations
After the Early Dealings.

Trading Characterized by a Highly
FeyerIsh Tone-American Shares in
London Fail Two Points III Some
Instanees-WaH Street business in
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