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The San Francisco call., 1901-12-03
Stanford Athlete Iniured.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Dec. O.
Encina Gymnasium was the scene of an
accident to-day which will deprive STAN
ford of possible point winner in the
track meet with Berkeley next spring.
Wheeler North, a sophomore, was prac-
ticing some difficult tricks on the "Swed-
ish horse" when he fell and snapped both
bones of his left leg just above the ankle.
DIR. Wilbur, the university physician. re-
duced the fracture and North is resting
easily in Palo Alto, but his career as an
athlete is probably ended. North's home
is in Los Angeles, whittier he will be sent
as soon as he is able to travel
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-03
Posted Race Entries

Thomas Flanagan, who gives his occu-
patton as a messenger, was arrested yes
terday afternoon by Sergeant Burnett and
booked at the City Prison on charge of
violating section l of ordinance 3049 Of the
Board of Supervisors. He is accused of
dorff street. He was released on $25 cash
hail
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-03
Fnglish AGENTS Are Expelled.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. 2-Mail
advices from the Philippines are to the
effect that the military authorities have
been obliged to eXpel all agents of Eng
lish houses at Manila from the Islands
Of Samar and Leyte, as they have been
engaged in traffic with rebellious natives:
It is expected that the British Consul
will refer this matter to London for in
structions, but no serious trouble is ap-
pretended.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-03
TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

9 TEAMERs WILL LEAVE WHARF. COR
Or First and Brannan streets. at D. m.
for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG, calling at
Kobe CHiogo), Nagasak and Shanghai and
connecting at Hongkong with steamers for
India etc. No cargo received on board on
day Of sailing.
SIS NIPPON MARU. RU....-.......-.--..-.......
............... Wednesday, December II, 1901
SIS AMERICA MARU .........-.-.---...-..-.
..,............... Saturday. January T. 1909
SIS HONGKONG MARU ..-......-..----....
..............T Thursday. January 80. 1909
Round-trip tickets at reduced rates. Fer
freight and passage apply at conpanys ofnces
l21 Market street. corner First.
w II. AVERY. General Agent.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-03
Swagger Train.

Sunset Limited will make it's first trip
for New Orleans and New York Decem-
Der G. leaving San Francisco tri-weekIy
thereafter via the picturesque coast divis-
ion through San Jose and Santa Barbara
Service and equipment will be of highest
standard and calculated to merit the best
patronage.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-03
WRECK OF PASSENGER
TRAIN IN YUCATAE
Two People Killed Outright and
Twenty-Three Others Are Badly
Injured.

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. "A dispatch from
Oaxaca, Mexico. says that the Govern
ment authorities have received word of a
passenger train wreck on the Peninsular
Railroad in Yucatan. Two passengers
were killed outright and twenty-three
others badly injured.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-03
Barutel Defeats Sutton.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2-Louis BaruteI
the French billiard expert, won the open
ing game of the international billiard
championship tournament that began to-
cert hall. defeating George Sutton of Chi
cago 400 to $780,
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-03

MODENA, Utah, Dec. 2.-The statement that
Postmaster De Friez of Fay New, was in
dicted and arrested for participating in the
''stringing up of George Ellis (colored) in an
effort to make Ellis confess to numerous thefts
that had been committed in the vicinity of Fay,
proves to have been unfounded.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-03
Weinig Gets the Decision.

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. AL Weinig of
Buffalo got the decision over Billy Stiff
of Chicago after six fierce rounds before
the Milwaukee Boxing Club at the Pam
Drama building tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-03
Breaks a Swimming Record.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Z.-E. Carroll
Shaffer of the National Swimming Asso-
citation broke the American record for 44O
yards at the Sportsman's show He won
by more than forty yards from S. H Kol-
lock in 5 80 20
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-03
To-Day's Selections

First race-Mareiio. Quadra. waterscratch.
Second race-Edinborough, F1amero. St. An
thony.
fhlro race-Muresca, Botany, Glendenning.
Fourth race-Fitzkanet, CRATER, Janice
Fifth race-Bernota, Gusto, Dunblane.
Sixth race-Floronso Lodestar, Cromwell.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-03
PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION co.
And Gia Sud Americana de vapOreS

To Valparaiso, stopping at Mexican. Central
and South American ports. Sailing from How
ard g. Pier 10. II m.
CHILE Irwin Screw).. TUCAPEL. Dec. 2l
..............--..Dec- 7 AREQUIPA-----Jan- A
These steamers are built expressly for Cen
trail and South American passenger service.
mo change at Acapulco or Panama). Freight
and passenger office. 316 California street
BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO., Gen. Agents.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-03

of the National Livestock Association
welcome to the State.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-03

Jack Gleason and Nick Pendergast will
play this evening, as will also Nat Hew-
son and William Cartwright. AS there is
rivalry between these good players there
will be many present to the games.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-03

Doauber a pta Second
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-03
THE CALLS RACING FORM CHART

EAcETRAcK Monday Dec 2weather showery Track muddy
RAcEFe and half fulong woyearolds value to first SEQ
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-03

MONG other things on the menu
~ at Oakland track yesterday was
~ the free handicap for three-year-
d N olds over mile and a furlong.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19
Mitbma ttment9eloli6 fnrtrt!
Mfaabla brinst iaartiss Gin osruns anp nausrnse Seiluns IN ausn 6aasa'
s6 Gmpians sm Yoaiarts ahiulut. .fri sasrianat. sdrs'bt Nauas nm
More1e heutlid.

SIS sibt ni6ts sleib afbmalin. @Stbrltsl
lpiortise 9inberuu9 in ben Iblimmlten Salel.
SIS beilt. wenn ales anoere per9ebli6 an9eDanoi
lit. = &ep. 6. &. @eefS Don Sllla Nio9e,
Su., laot: .Sbre SsrlubShoi6e Nnbmolin u,
0utem 3uitanbe erbalten. Sb tam Sbnen n.bl
iaoen. mie bautbar ib bin fir beiien quite SSlr'
funo. Sh mar ein Sflape, 9etettet nit taillenl,
lpsbem Gals unb slitbma 10 Sabre lan9. Sf
;~peiielte baran, ie sebeilt 81 peroen. SD LAP ~
re gu,e;ee iir Neiluus Der i6retlidsn II. 9ran'
iameu Srantbeit, aitbma nnb ba6te, Sie batteil
III piel upn ii6 seiast. gu meilem grltailnel'
uirtte Die 9rpbslaibe wie ein Sanbsrmlttel'
S6ideu sic mir cine Slai6e BOILER grpBe."
Nep. Sr. Wfprris @ecbsler,
2abbiuer Der Gong. Snat Slrael.
9ferp 0orf, ben 3. Saular, 1901. Yrs. @ebr,
Salt Meoi;iue Co., Serren-Sbr Iltbmalln ut
Elm aussesei6netes Mtittel se9en Altbma mn
Selfieber, ilnS ieine Competition hilbert aue
Sel6werbeu, Die nit Iitbma perbunoen lttle.
Sein Griols lit Staunen erre9eno nnS NUMBER
bar. Ia6Sem eS iorsialtis ~anallllrt mar, tons
men mir aneeben, baB @tbmalin teln opium,
YForpbin, Gblorpiorm ODE, aetber entbalt.
sl6tuu9suou Sbr
8ep. Or. WtOrrts Wed)sler'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19
M~obammesamiide sobteubrSnde.


Der unerfditterlide Glaube an bas
&ismet, Der iebem Mobomn.ebaner bot,
feiner friibeiten &tnbbeit an einseimpft
ipirb, ldbt ben ftrenseldubtsen Moslim
benz Sobe rubis ms Iuse feben.
u@enn Soft es tpin," lautet bic ftGnz
biae Ybrafe, tpel9e benz Mosltm in
Sleii9 unb 8lut iibereesunsen tit.
u@as in Der Wiese sei9autelt purbe,
mub bos @rabideit peri6arren," lebrt
Elm alter Spru6, unb vGs liebe fid
f9per fterben, tpenn ou9 nur giner
leben bliebe," fagen bic alien Mobamz
mebaner, bic it9 fogar germ NIT Gez
fprdnen iber Sob unb Sterben befaiz
fen. Nur Der plDBlt6e SOB, Der benz
Menfden ntht eeftattet, feline &e9nung
nit benz Simmel gu MAIDEN uno feline
Mnselesenbeiten auf @rben gu orbnen,
lit linen unninfpmmen. @r gilt als
Strafe 9ottes. &ranfbeiten, namente
lt6 f6tperere, tperoen als Senbboten
bes Spbes angeieben, bic ben Menf9en
mabnen fouen, 1t9 fur bic Netie nod
Dem Senfeits, benz pabren 8aterlanOc
aner Menfden. niirbis ppraubereitsn
unb iiber feinen irbif9en 8eiib mad
Re9t unb Gere9tigfeit gu perfugen.
9arum ma9t Der Mpslim Bel @rz
franfuneen iein Seftament, inOem er
ben aabi gu fid ruff unb linn ieinen
lebten Wiuen btftirt. 9as Seftament
f9liebt sepDbnli9 nit Der Sormel:
r@enn ia fterbe, bleiben biefe @erfiir
sunsen oufreht; tpenn i9 seneie, bleibt
mein, mas mein mar" SSebes Seitas
-oert erthIIt 9eitimmunaer Ibsr msr-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19
Scr perlobungskuk.

Das glttefrdnaGen bes Raiinos,
tpelfes an einem Der lebten Sonntase
i'm Sanuar bes Sabres 1900 ffattfanb,
neiste iid bereits ieinem gnoe gu. Nur
nod tpenige unermiibli9e paare tang
ten BEL ben nt9t mebr iebr feurigen
@eiien elmer Yolta=M arsurfa unb
einise Mitslieber bes Sr9efters, pel@
DIES auf Der @alerie bes Saales unterz
gebra9t mar, lieBen ab unb gu f4lGfrig
i1re Snitrumente fir turae @usenz
blide ruben, UNI peritoblen gu gGbnen
ober letfe gu feufsen. Die lebten @quiz
pasen NIT ibren reihgaaontrten Die
r,ern fubren bereits unten am portale
bes &af tnpgebGubes por.
Sn elmer gde bes Saales .faB in
traulidem @efliiiter Elm junges Baur.
Gr bate feline !6anb lei9tbin um tire
sierli9e Saine gelest unb lie bob errOz
tbenb ibr blonbes &Dpf9en, UNI ibm
barallf in feline Experimentation, tisfz
bunflen Iusen gu f9auen, als pb tie
baralls elm @ebeimnib entrdtbieln
noble. Die 8eiben batten fi9 an be
fem Mbenbe perlobt. gr tpar Elm iunz
ger, taIentpoGer Maler, Der troB ieiner
Sugenb bereits einen groben &uf bate,
mdbrenb iie an berielben 4tabemie, auf
tpei9er er einen 2ebritubl befleiOete,
Stubien 'madte.-Wie fe 10 bafaben,
bic beiben f6Dnen @eitalten, bate man
slaubsn fDnnen, Mnor unb Pipae feten
gu einem Genbespous auf ienes &rdn5e
9en gefommen.
,8ift 9u bamit e%inperftanben, lteber
gripin9" fragile fe i'm adrtli9, unb
tpieberum bufdte elmer ibrer fragenben
8lide gu ihm biniiber. r@ber, Srubz
9en," fprad er befiimmert. 40 lange
m0dte i'd bod nidt tparten; mein Sc
burtstas tit alerbinss I'm 5ebruar, iez
bod"
sic f9nitt tbm nedii9 bas Wort nit
einem tleinen Sderse ab. bat ibn. iie
gu ibrem Wase1 gu besleiten unb tpez
niae Minuten ipGter ROTTEN fie burG)
bic fpdrli9 erleudteten StraBen ienes
Stdbt4ens, in nel9em uniere Sc
f4i4te ipielt, na9 ibrer Wobnuns gu,
Inn er fih nit einem inntaen -@rte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19
Sc0t1Eenulsicn,
Nnht" hcr ihr nsrabtcn,spsIs.
SOC. unb S1.0o, BET alien 9rcauiiten.
Scott & y oipne Gberriter, Ysip yorf.

NaA5t" Bon ibr hsrabfG.epss.
60 ionberbar es audi flingen mag:
Srub6en bate in tbrem BON uns nur
tbetlpeife belauf6ten 9eiprG6 i6rem
@erlobten bic 8ebingung auferlegt, bab
er ibr ben 8erlobungstub erit an iei<
rem 8eburtstage eeben biirfe, ipelder,
pie mir berncmmen baben, i'm Sebruar
ftattfinben piirbe. sic mar cine duBer3t
romantii6 anseleste Natur unb
trdumte iib in cine fieberbafte 9lidz
felisteit binein, beren 9Dbepuntt iener
Sag, ben fie iebo9 ~borldufig nod nidt
fannie, bilben ioute. Sbre neugierise
Srase, an tpeldem Sage er iein Wiez
genfeft feiere, bate er unbeantiportet
9~elaffen unb Bel ibren ftiirmif4en grz
fu~nbtsunsen nur thinner triibielia por
fi9 btnseld9elt.-9er Sebruar neiste
ft9 bereits feinem gnbe gu, obne bab
fie ben setpiinf9ten Nuff9luB erbalten
9dtte. So, Grpin i9ten Bel ibren fer
reren Srasen nod perf9lofener unb
betriibter als friiber gu iein. @nblid
fonnte fie ibre unsebulb ni9t ldnser
bemeiftern. sic sins gu benz MelOez
bureau, lteB fi4 bon benz betreffenben
8eamten gesen 9interlesuns Der lib
li9en spanaig Pfennig ben @nmelbez
Settel ibres 8erlobten auff9lasen unb
erfubr ga ibrem GntfeBen, bab bas ibr
70 lanse perf6ptesene Datum Der
%. Sebruar mar. 2eibenblab berlteb
fte bas Melbedmt unb irrte nit 5tiirz
mif9en 9efiblen in Der tpogenben
8ruft bur6 bic Parfanlasen, bic fid
um bas maiiipe 9ebGuoe aosen, fun
benlang lumber.
Wir finb am Morgen bes 1. MGra
angelangt. Inter ben 8riefen, bic
Grpin erbielt, befanb iid au9 elm eroz
Bes SCHUBERT, tpel9es einen pmtnDi EN-
sSnbalt bermutben lieb. Me9ani19
Dffnete ct es, Tim bemielben einen sroz
BEN Wanbfalenber su e%ntnebmen, iber
tpeldem nit 19Dnsemalten 8u9ftaben
bic @orte itanben: n9erali9en @liidz
puni9 gum 9eburtstase, Srub9en"-
unb als fem 8lid ben &alenber perz
tpunbert iiberflos, bemertte er, bab bin<
ter benz %. Der %. Sebruar nit rotber
Stnte eingetrasen mar, ipGbrenb Der
1. Mdrs feblte.-
% 6rauennatur, pie btft Ou bod
70 unersriinbli9 unb erfinberi59!"
fliifterte er ielis por fi@ bin unb poIte
eben feinen 9ebdnfen eine S9leufe Dff=
men, bamit lie ii9 bon unb sana iber
ienes uniiberiebbare unb unbegrenate
! 9ebtet ersieben fDnnten, als fi9 Die
Sbire Dffnete, Srub9en bereineilte,
tbrem Grpin entbuiiaftif9 UNI ben
gals fiel, INN i'm itiirmif9 gu tifen.
nSu 80fer," rief fie Elm iiber bas anbere
Ma1, rbdtte i9 setpubt, baB 9u erft
i'm Sabre 1904 tpisber @eburtstas baft,
70 piirbe t9 mir biefe barte 8ebtnz
gung ni9t auferlegt baben!"-@r erz
tpiberte lire 3drtli9feit eliidfelis unb
sab nunmebr ielbft feline btsber perz
! i9piegene Ini9t funb, bab bic
S9altiabre fir einen berartisen 8orz
faB, pie i'm Srab9en sefaBt bate, eine
iebr unpraftif9e, ia fogar unansez
nebme @inri9tung feien.-
Sab fir ienes 2iebespaar Der Moz
nat Mdra i'm Sabre 1900 nur breibta
Sage sebabt bot, ldbt it9 na9 benz
@orbersefasten taum be5peifeln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19
8intett hertttr.

8adfif9 Tin Der 8u9banbz
lung): nWas toftet Der S9iaer Do
i'm Seniterg"-8 u 9 bdnbler
r3ebn Marf.1-8 a dif9: r49,
tpie tbeuer 1T benin bas &o9bu9, nell
DIES re9ts baneben ftebt9"-8 u d.
+ dnbler: nSos fommt auf spsi
Mart!"-8 a d d GOsernb):
Limb Der 9isbesbrteftelsr lintsg"-
9 II 9hdnbIer: nSiinfois Pfenz
nis."-8 a Of: s9um seben
Sic mir, bite, ben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19

sy~a Avon 9 prinss.N y, ben !. Ssbrnar' Wi us.,
tetsseabl naaSen ib Die wunospous gshfuns Sbns aIfmaLm jsamr, S sasaa. Don r as2mu
naue essne Suuh me bic pom auoeun ei1opft mar lab i'd sessent!6 S9 Ms, 9 9nSM Al
lin. afsne 6rau ing al IS VI mebmen unssfdbr am l. Nouembsr.. l mn ssm oo mmSSnra 10y
bn,n mb lie pu allen Spmptonen poafanSs birdt:. SD thbla eqs t9 osuaoVm aue"'
pdde nit tiWr smbn 8rantbst behet Nub, sewiienbaft smptebhI tann
adtausSpou S.4YbeIps, MS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19
3d1lrd1tr Anarrne.

6 d u 3 mann: .Sie Sa6.
fdeint mir re9t perbG9tis; tDnnen
sic fih iiber ben re9tmdbisen 8efiB
bie5es Motprpaeens auspetS
ien9"-@ duner: rSie Sahe Is
iana ri1tis, bet Is N Samilienitiid,
meiu Il rsroBbater bradte .
ieiner 3eit bon Der Wanberf9aft NIT"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19
am Offer.

SGge1: mOonnertpetter, furt 1T
Elm @ilbi6petn!"-@ + a +: sd
febe audi etipas Ounfles, aber bas
lam ebenfo gut Elm Menf4 iein!"-
S dger: nMadt mir, 9err 9rof,
bite, nur fdieBen, piellei9t tits bod
elm Shpein!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19

pa > ~ -T~aC- ESebruar S, 1901. -
0rs. esbr. sst aesDsin g: 1ssrrn!.o sd 9 lit e.! s sasi lang HnS m n, Ins%e ss S S5
snr ero1stai5s !. Sd bate io%t s"s sn Si. S Ssal snm aas n n3 sSs S R4dsg u b Sat
tsas Sabre arbstsuntabi@s. Sd sTrsae mid isst Ssr 5 sam ge siGsSsa 1 SmS oMS@ ma5 bg
Sem abuNe: 55 @iuiustOnz stabs : Ss - e u ape@slnm t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19

8erieeI
tpel9e felt 300 Sabren ununterbro4en
I'M Oienfte finb. gibt es in Gas Cruces,
+. M.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19
Gin

Sans Ger eben bon feinem eriten
Sdulbeiu9 na9 9aufe fnnmtl:
rpapa, tpenn Dir ettpas mid per<
ftdnbli9 1T, 10 frae' muir MID"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19

sad Gmphms elmer Yoafare- 8rubefaide abiolat fret 3usslaaot'
- SS sa n 1@gr s 1922 stnat n ~ 3Sir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19

Smmerfort frii9e unb suuerldlFse
Baare fur Saus unb &lde gu Ben
>iebrisiteR 9reilen. &eeue unb 5nz
o,rfommenbe 8ebienuns iebem &un=
bsn fiber. 16=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19

biirsen. Nunmebr besab i9 mid tib>
men Mutbes gu benz bramatii9en 2sbs
Ter.
Sd bate mir ben Melatbal einfu>
brit unb mir cine ipunberbare Muance
ausgebd1t. Sd tpolte rdmli9 aei=
gen, bab t9 Elm benfenber &iinitler
iei. Der ia mad Settings Mniidt mod
eins TO bel Wertb it," cine Meinung,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-22
THE PRESIDENT APPOINTS
ANOTHER GOLD DEMOCRAT

Washington, Oct 21.-The President
today appointed George r. Rooster,
collector Of internal revenue for the
district of South Carolina, to succeed
w. L. Webster deceased With the ap-
pointment of Mr. Rooster the following
statement was issued:
Mr.. Rooster is a prominent gold
Democrat and has been recommended
for the position by a large nuElber of
influential business men and represen-
tative citizens not only of South Caro-
lima, but of North Carolina and else
where"
The appointment of Mr.. Rooster ter
inmates a question which began upon
Mr.. Roosevelt's accession to the presi-
dency. 1t was in connection with this
appointment and that of Ex-Governor
Jones' to a federal judgeship in Ala
bama that the President announced
that his policy in relation to southern
appointments would be to name suit
able Republicans if they could be
found. and If not, Democrats.
Mr.. Blalock who has been long iden-
titled with the Republican party in
South Carolina, at first was under
stood to be slated for this position,
but the President later decided not to
appoint him. Subsequently Senator
McLaurin whom the President con-
suited about the matter. suggested the
name of Mr.. Rooster, who is known in
the state as an independent Democrat.
The President sent for Mr.. Rooster
and had a personal interview with him
last Saturday evening. Mr.. Rooster is
still in the city.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-22
DR.. L0RIMER is NOT
DISPLEASED WITH IDEA

Boston, Oct 21.-"I have heard moth
ing of an institutional church in New
York similar to fremont Temple" said
DR.. Lorimer today, land furthermore,
know nothing of a new building for a
Baptist headquarters in that city.
Nothing was said to me concerning
such movement during my consulta-
ton with the committee of the Madi-
son Avenue Church, and 1 was not in
fuenced in my choice by any such con-
sideratiOn."
However" he remarked eff there
is such a movement on foot, Dr. Nor
gan. as a New York man, would know
more about it than I would"
DR.. Lorimer was evidently not dis
pleased with the idea of such a build
ing and such a work. and he said that
there is need in Greater New York of
such a Baptist home, for denomina-
tional purposes, for headquarters, for
missionary societies, and for use as a
church as we'll but that there was any
basis for the dispatch, or for DR.. Nor
gan's statement, he could not state
from his own knowledge.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-22
Chicago Market

Chicago, Oct. 21-General liquidation of
wheat in a duh and heavy market de-
pressed grains today, and December
wheat closed SsQ12c. lower, December corn
%GB depressed and December oats AG@s
down. Provisions closed a shade to SC.
lower
Traders had expected a bull day in
wheat, partly on the rumor that line of
short wheat would be covered for the ac-
count of a prominent broker who died
yesterday. Liverpool cables were up to
start with, and December opened 1sGA to
2sc. advance A little early covering even
advanced the price to 7l2s but sharp
decline in cables set commission houses
and prominent professionals selling long
lines. and the only support left was a
little scalping by pit traders. There was
more bullish Argentine news, but that had
only shOrt-IiVed influence. A considera-
BILE visible increase also depressed prices,
and December sagged off l cent from its
top price for the day, and closed weak
asIa under Saturdays close at 701a. Sea-
board clearances in wheat and -four
equalled SIG. 900 bushels.
Liquidation was the principal factor in
the corn pit following upon the depressing
influence of the sag in wheat. Indifferent
cables, fair receipts and a sluggish cash
demand induced holders to let go when
the slump in wheat came, and the only
buying was on few scattering short ac-
counts. December started unchanged to
a shade higher and gained "a early From
this it dropped one cent to 553s and closed
weak, $97s lower than Saturday, at 55s
ar
There was an easier tone in oats. almost
reaching a weak close. During the first
hour the market was so dull that De-
cember was not quoted. Both May and
December accounts opened bearish, with
December q off Following the depression
in other grains, this pit sagged also, and
December closed easy, hd% lower, at 35B
Provisions were dull and fairly steady.
A steady hog market lent an upward
tendency at the start, but slow cash
demand and weakness in grains dissi-
pated any bull movement, and January
pork closed 2la lower at 1910 January
lard cents lower at S.971a, and January
ribs a shade down at 1924.
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Missing Teller and Bookkeeper OF
Merchants National Bank of
Lowell Come to Terms with
the Bank Officials
A DEFICIENCY OF
$4,000 IS REPORTED
This Represents the Amount Lost
Through the Operations of
Smith and SWift-Many Be-
Iieve the Two Men Will Not Be
Arrested and Tried

Lowell, Oct. 21.-The money and Sc
curities taken from the vault of the
Merchants National Bank by Teller A.
G. Smith and Bookkeeper L. K. Swift
were returned at 2 o'clock this morn
ing. At that hour a wagon drove up
to the bank and the lawyers who have
been in communication with the miss
ing men delivered the property to the
bank officials.
The directors of the bank received
the property by Smith and Swift. AS
soon as possible the amount returned
was checked up by experts and en-
ployes and it was found that all that
had been taken was sent back
A statement to this effect was made by
the directors but the sum involved was
not disclosed.
During the forenoon the directors
gave every evidence of the greatest
joy. They did not deny that the
amount taken from the bank was far
in excess of the highest estimate made,
or that it was so great that the officials
were compelled to make terms with the
two men in order to save the bank.
The estimates varied from $780, 900 to
s15O,000
President A. G. Pollard was asked
how much money was taken and re-
turned He declined to quote any
figures. but said that a statement
would be made during the day.
The fact that the money was re-
turned in wagon and before daylight
is taken as confirming the persistent
rumors that Smith and Swift, since
their flight Thursday night, have been
in hiding close to this city
No information concerning the iden-
tity of the wagon in which the money
was brought back could be obtained to-
day and as the police have not had full
charge of the case. owing they say. to
the desire for a settlement, the men in
the team did their work without inter-
ference.
After a meeting of the board of di-
rectors the following statement was
given out this afternoon:
Lowell, Mass, Oct. p.
The time has arrived when the presi-
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STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS

Henderson Grimett Of this place was
stricken with partial paralysis and
completely lost the use of one arm and
side. After being treated by an emf
nent physician for quite a while with
out relief, my wife recommended
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and after
using two bottles of it, he is almost
entirely cured.-George R. Mcdonald
Man, Logan County, W. Va. Several
other very remarkable cures Of partial
paralysis have been effected by the
use Of this iniment 1t is most widely
known, however, as a cure for rh Gu
matism. sprains and bruises. Sold by
all druggists.