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BUSINESS CHANCES
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BEST FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING
business in the Red River valley North Da-
kota; good party can get time on part; best
of reasons for selling Address 1895, Journal.
A FEW DOLLARS INVESTED IN OUR
new automatic peanut vending machine will
add to your salary IS to $25 or more per week.
Only few minutes evenings. required; viii!
not interfere with present duties and any one
can handle them Write E. V. M. Co., 81
Franklin st. Chicago.
CORPORATION HANDBOOK.
sep ress Of Gaag
Company, al Broadway. New York. or
FOR SALE OR RENT-HOTEL, REsTAU-
son; answer quick. Address Box ST. Tracy,
MINI.
FOR RENT-HOT ELI OF a ROOMS, sTHAM
heat, electric lights in a good thriving Min
nesota town of 1.5oo; lease and part Of FUR
FOR sALENNICE SALOON BUSINESS IN
good Wisconsin town and doing a fine trade;
it will take about $1,000 to buy. G. ID. Reed,
Hastings, MINI.
HERE IS A BARGAIN-BOWLTNGA ALLEY
with three alleys in modern style and doing
fine business. net cash. from $3.50 to $500
per month; must be sold; reason for selling,
re Of X oBren 2s
FOR sALE-sTOCK OF JEWELRY INVOI-
cling $500: will rent part of room for watch
repairing Address Mrs. "A. c. spannaus,
Arlington, Mimi.
HOTEL-FURNITURE FOR SALE; CHEAP
rent; might rent furnished: modern conven-
fences; brick: live town; two railroads;
splendid opportunity: 1854 Journal
SEVERAL ROOMING HOUSES FROM $3.50
to $3.50; central; call and investigate; one es-
pecially good. Owner going to California. 524
Boston block.
BUSINESS CHANCES, ALL KINDS, FOR
sale or exchange; 70 stores in all; estab-
lished 20 years, paying 81, 500 year net profits;
all new goods; no opposition; cash business;
want managing partner who will invest some
cash, or would sell for lands and cash; this
is the best paying business that is for sale
anywhere. T. B. Davis, Phoenix building,
Minneapolis.
HARDWARE STOCK, ABOUT $4,000. WILL
exchange for farm lands Chance to buy old
established business ]. l.. Smith, 500 Phoe-
nix building.
HALF INTEREST IN ONE OF THE BEST
paying grocery stores in this city. Also half
or whole interest in fne-paying country gem
eral store. Both money makers. George B.
Dartt S07 Phoenix building.
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WANT ADS ON PAGES 10 and II
Marriage Licenses.

William H. Henry and Jessie Hammer.
Otto Sandhoff and Annie Erdmann.
John Fishman and Flora TENN.
John l.. Dahl and Annie X. Hougen.
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!. TYPEWRITER BARGAINS.
We are headquarters for the northwest type
writer and supply trade; largest and most
complete stock of standard machines at
prices defying competition. Highest grade
ces. Machines rented 81 monthly. Sole
northwestern agents, wonderful Lambert $50
typewriter Catalogue prices and specimens
work on application; shipped anywhere for
examination. '.'
GENERAL TYPEWRITER CO.,
S11 Me- av. Tells. NJ. 3193-J2: II. C.. III.
FOR SALE-BLACK PLYMOUTH ROCK
cockerels, bred from winner at Anoka show,
Call evenings. Fleming, 4131 Emerson av N.
IS to $40 monthly; Henry F. Miller, 5000
McPhail, $3.50; Sterling. $3.50; Haines, S235
Hall & Son, $40; two uprights, $50, 800; new
pianos for rent, $3.50 and 81 month; ons
years rent allowed If purchased Foster 6
Wardo, 40 9th st s. corner Nicollet.
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So


SECONDHAND STORE FIXTURES OF
every description, suitable for grocery stores,
loon, restaurant, bank and Office furniture,
safes, barber chairs, good pianos, $S5 organs,
1000 stoves from 81 and upwards: household
goods of all kinds. Great bargains. 1927
Washington av s.
FOR sALE-LADY'S FUR-TRIMMED JACK
ct; bust a. sred broadcloth waist, 80; tailor
made suit, with Elton, So. Call 2721 Pleasant
av. Saturday evening Monday forenoon.
FINE STRIPED GREAT DANE PUP, 81
Call at 1906 18th av S, upstairs.
FOR sALE-THREE STOVES, A COAL
heater, wood heater and cook stove; in
quire Immediately at 313O Girard av s.
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YACHT ENGINES, PROPELLERs, ETC.
| Automobile engines and Boilers.
| Gasolene engines, small sizes.
| Wallof Machine Works, 109-11 Sd sst S.
| POULTRY PAPER, THREE MONTHS
trial subscription and book, "Plans for Poul-
try Houses 10 cents. Inland Poultry Jour-
| nal Indianapolis, Ind.
ST. ANTHONY INSTITUTE, 81 WESTERN
av, strictly private; alcoholism, morphine
| successfully treated; natural method; simple,
effective; satisfaction guaranteed. Core
spondence solicited.
FOR SALE-THE FURNITURE, FIXTURES
and lease Of the late Mime. Rives at 407 Nicol-
let av; also her dress cutting school, French
American system, at said location. Inquire
there or of executor, 532 Boston block, Min
| neapolis.
FIRsT-C CLASS MAPLE Sc A CORD; TAMA-
rack, $3.50 F.. @. Stone 2844 18th av S.
RARE OLD VIOLIN. BEAUTY IN DESIGN
and extra quality of tone. SIT Andrus bldg.
ALL KINDS OF SEWING MACHINES RE-
paired; warranted; many kinds for sale; $3.50
up; best oil, needles, etc. lynch, 919 Nicollet.
BIG BARGAINS MONDAY: $50 OAK SINGER
sewing machine, SIS; White, 50: Domestic. IS;
open evenings. Elmer, no LIST av $.
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% For SALE MISCELLANEOUS
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Cnnfin ned

Continued.
FINE LARGE HEATING STOVE, BEDROOM
and other furniture; parties leaving city. 251(
Lynda!e ay N. Telephone 2491 LIZ.
ts
" ~
Y FINE FURS i:
y THE BARGAIN OF THE SEASON. y
y Having bought the entire bankrupt y
" stock of E. G. CLAM, SIG Nicollet, ts
y REINER, THE FURRIER, is prepared e
y to dispose of an assortment of scarfs, y
= collarettes storm collars muffs, ETC., .
Y at prices seldom heard Of. This bank y:
y rupt stock includes, also, fine selected y
y skins, natural otter, Persian lamb, y:
Y krimmer and astrakahn, from which y
Y may be made to measure ladies' jack q:
Y cts (otter and lamb for $1OO; krimmer i!
Y and astrakahn, 1887. Great reduction 8!
= this month in gentlemen's lightweight, 4:
y fur-lined coats. Call and see this as q
y sortment at 15 9th st S. ts
q 4
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MANAGER WANTED, EVERY LARGE
county; Game O. Skill nickel slot machine,
for drinks OF cigars; strictly lawful; takes
place Of forbidden slot machines thereby
filling long-felt want. Rented or sold on
easy payments. Sells at sight. Jules Web
Ster Desk Co Chicaso III
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SALESMAN-CAPABLE OF EARNING 81 600
year; prefer one experienced handling spe-
c1alties on salary or commission; standard
| line to general merchants; new exceptional
proposition; our statesmen averaged six sales
each last week; commission on each sale, $35.
Box SIG MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. -
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LADIES - SOMETHING NEW, MAKING
sofa pillows at home; 81 to s12 weekly; ma
terlais furnished; no canvassing; steady en-
plcyment; send stamped addressed enYelop.
HOUSEHOLD Mfg. Co., Erie ST. Chicago.
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ANY PERSON WHO Will DISTRIBUTE
circulars for So daily should address Standard
Co., Wells, Chicago: steady position; no
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BOARD OFFERED

A FEW MORE TABLE BOARDERs ACCOM-
modated. 61O Sth st S.
ter city: nice home for two ladies pr two
gentlemen: reasonable rates PIP 9th ST s.
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| WANTED-YOUNG NAN OVER %, TO
| travel in Minnesota advertising collection
work; $18 week to start, and all expenses.
! Address Road Superintendent 332 Dearborn
| st, Office 302, Chicago.
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BOOK CANVASSERS WANTED IN EVERY
county; big money; new proposition: sells to
everybody; write to-day. Pontiac Pub. Co.,
Mich .
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FURNISHED ROOMS

% FURNISHED ROOMS
FREE "FOR RENT" OR :.FURNIsHED
Room cards for those advertising under this
head. Be sure and call for them when leav-
ing the ad.
FOR RENT-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, single or en- suite; house thoroughly
modern. 1852 Vine place.
TWO LARGE, BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
front rooms, In strictly modern fiat, to two
ant home. No other roomers. 1886, journal.
FURNISHED ROoMs-BRIGHT, SUNNY
suite of two cozily furnished rooms steam
heat and every modern convenience: private
family. 1851 Nicollet. fat 3.
FOR RENT-TWO ROOMS WITH ALCOVE,
furnished for light housekeeping. 1914 1st
av S.
PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
poaId; mouse modern; 81 Per week; steady
SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS; HOUSE
keeping allowed; house modern and central
only seven blocks from Big Store; convenient
to TWO ear lines. SOB 9Th av S.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS TO GEN
tlemen only. 1913 Sd st N.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. MODERN.
clean. quiet: central; telephone; good home;
price moderate; gentleman preferred, or lady
employed through day. lib I'd av S.
keeping, on first floor; front and back porch;
neat, gas and city water. 908 It'll st s.
WANTED-A COUPLE OF REFINED GEN
tlemen for slftable rooms with private fam
lily; modern house; good locality: walking dis
lance; breakfast served 1874 Lyndale av N,
corner Hawthorne.
ONE LARGE, SUNNY, FRONT ROOM, coz
ing bed; walking distance On sth and Cen
tral car line. 814 10th st S.
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WANTED - SEWING GIRLS AND ALSO
experienced shirt waist hands on power sew
Ing machines; steady work and good pay,
Apply at Sterling Mfg. Co., corner Sd st and
5th au =
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HALF INTEREST IN ONE OF THE BEST
paying grocery stores in this city. Also half
or whole interest in fne-p paying country gen.
eral store. Both money makers. George B.
Dartt S07 Phoenix building.
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WANTED-TRAVELING SALESMAN WHO
possesses clean record, business tact and
energy; special contract and permanent posi-
BOX ~ CleveIand Hhio
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EXSHH>S@S&>%SHs.sI 1S2aHHEHHSHHH%1&
g THE WEsTMAN MARINE AND STA
9 tionary gasolone engines are up to
g date; look them up before buying.
Manufactured by Enterprise Machine
q Co., Minneapolis, MINI.
Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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DAVID P. JONES & CO.,
ONEIDA BUILDING.
HOUSES FOR RENT.

HOUSES FOR RENT -
2121 Sd av s, 10 rooms, modern $50 90
915 Elwood av N 10 rooms, modern. 40. 90
725 e 28th st, 9 rooms, modern .......... $500
1926 Chicago av, rooms, furnace, gas,
2sos Sd av V S, S rooms furnace, gas. city ND''s
water Northumberland. 1900
BIG Stevens av, rooms, city water.... 1851
3 22d St rooms city ETY. - = 90 90
7OS 25th av N. rooms, cistern ........ 1000
922 18th ay s, rooms, well water. 1920
922 goth av S, s rooms ...............: 500
Il ROOMS FOR RENT.
$500 Elliot av, first floor, Z rooms. 90
211O 9Th ay s., second floor. modern ex-
C6pL neat 1eW
z w 26th st, second floor. modern ex-
cept heat H. ~
10S w 14th ST. first floor, 4 rooms. 800. 90
21O7 9Th ay N, first floor ............. 1000
4e7 Central av, second floor front. -. 1900
1446 Kenwood parkway, third floor, 3
rooms 80, ........ 8OO
1913 Fremont az n second floor rooms ao9
1921 9Th st S, second floor, 8 rooms...... 500
STORES FOR RENT.
and 8 w 18th st, 40x40 ................. 90
5 w 26th st 1867
2119 10th av S 800
Y "a Holden st 300
FOR RENT--EIGHT-RO HOUSE, FUR
nished or unfurnished; bathroom, electric
shade trees; we'll of excellent water; corner
4 lot: near two car lines. Possession given
| March l. Call tomorrow or later at 2750 I'd
az S. e.
HOUSE, ALL MODERN, 70 Rooms aso AND
| stable; walking distance; rent 800, for March
II. II. p. Ladd, Andrus building.
UPPER NICoLLET IsLAND-FIVE ROOMS,
! first hoor,S detached house; city water, sewer
| connections; Convenient; warm. f. G. Girls
/ void, Nicoilet island.
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC, PER-
manently removed by electricity. Miss Hol-
lister, 77-7S Syndicate block. Pioneer stand
Of the northwest Exclusive specialist.
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= - ooo0o0o0oooe . ooo . . .
. MONEY TO LOAN SALAR1ED PEO- Z
. ple-We are prepared to loan reason q
. able amounts to salaried people hold Z
. Ing steady positions with responsible .
concerns. on easy weekly or monthly Z
. payments. We conduct our business 4
. strictly confidential. Lowest rates and Z
. fair treatment guaranteed Room sos. Z
. Bank of Commerce building
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UNFURN1sHED ROOMS

Z4 o"' o'"hS11HD "oo"S
FOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS;
light housekeeping; gas and bath. 1913 Hen
nepin av.
THREE OR -FOUR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping; location central;
terms reasonable. 1100 Harmon place.
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su...--.- FOR RENT.
80 and IL Sd st S, second floor, space
, 44x50 feet, steam heated, suitable for
large Office or light manufacturing.
, Also, large, light, rear basement, with
storeroom above.
GEORGE ODLUM,
Phoenix Building.
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BICYCLE STORAGE
BOARD AND ROOMS

FIT your wheels with Johnson's 1902 tires
$l.75 to 3d. sold by first-class dealers or ]. N
Johnson Co., 915 Ncollet. Carriage tires, IS uI
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AGENTS-ON SALARY OR COMMISSION.
The greatest agents seller ever produced
Every user Of pen and ink buys it on sight;
200 to 500 per cent profit. One agents sales
amounted to $500 in six days; another, $32 in
two hours. Monroe Mfg Co., x 12O, La
Crosse, Wis.
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WE PAY $40 A WEEK AND EXPENSES TO
men with rigs to introduce our Poultry Com
pound. Send stamp. Javelle Mfg. Co., Dept.
76 ParsnOs Kan -
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WANTED-CRCULAR DISTRIBUTORS, IS
per LOCO Partisan Chemical Co., Newport,
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BOARD AND ROOM, EVERYTHING
strictly frst-class $40 10th st S.
FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND ROOM; RATES
reasonable; entirely modern. Burtis House,
112-114 4th st n.
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, WITH GOOD
board for man and wife two gentlemen.
Also side room. 1716 Nicollet av.
FURNISHED ROOM; LARGE, PLEASANT
front room, with or without board; seven
blocks from center. 544 9Th av N.
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY EMPLOYED
during day, room with or without board in
private family; please state terms. Address
1888, Journal
FIRST-CLAsS ROOMS AND BOARD; MOD
ern throughout; bath, heat and light; refer.
enceS exchanged. 718 9Th aV S. a-s
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! WANTED, GOOD TEACHER FOR PHYSICS,
| geometry and algebra; man preferred. Apply
Mimi eapolis Teachers Agency, 1401 Universi-
t1ra
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SALESMAN WANTED-FOR MINNESOTA
territory; one capable of placing large orders
with general store trade. Well established
line and house. High commission and weekly
allowance. Box 414. Detroit Mich
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WANTED-NAMES OF PERSONS HAVING
weak lungs or consumption. Our free trial
will convince you, as thousands can testify,
that there is nothing better. Karnaga Herb
Remedy Co., 304-134 Monroe st, Chicago
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GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG
man with 81 900 in cash; must be bright en-
ergetic and not afraid to hustle; one of the
best paying small jobbing houses in the
city. Address 2610, Journal.
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TAILORS, NOTICE.
II you are irst-class bushelman and want
q steady job the year round at good wages
see The Pant0rium. S25 and 927 Nicollet
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FOR SALE-STOCK OF CLOTHING; IN
veice about $4,000; well established; good To-
cation; death of proprietor reason for selling.
Address the Andrew Johnson Co., cresco,
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WlANTND-BRIGHT BOY FROM 16 TO IS
years old, by wholesale house, as office boy;
one living at home preferred; must have fair
education and good references Reply in own
handwriting, giving references, to 2972. Jour-
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$50 A WEEK STRAIGHT SALARY AND
expenses to men with rig to Introduce our
poultry mixture in country: years contract;
Mfg Co Box 1747 Snrin otfeld Ill
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WANT TWO CITY Statesmen, ONE FOR
St. Paul and one for Duluth, by the best div
idend paying 'old line life insurance COM
pany doing business in Minnesota. 506 Guar
anty building.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
MINOR MICHIGAN MATTERS.

South Haven Is to have n prize baby
con. rst.
Ten persons were killed 10y the cave
In at Ncgaunee week ago Tuesday.
Alcohol Alley s. the name Of one of
the pleasant residence districts In Kal-
amazOo.
The seventh Day Adventlsts are con.
siderlng the establishment OF branch
sanitarium at Alden.
Incendiary fires are so frequent Mt
Ionia that Insurance companies are
talking Of withdrawing.
\ Chicago man has made a PROPOSE
ton to the village OF Gladstone for the
establishment of a tanncry.
Albion wants municipal lighting
plant and the question may bc submit.
ted To the voters at the spring election.
Henry Gates. well.known through.
ont Shlawassec county and the state.
was found dead in bed yesterday
morning.
Escanaba. city of 10000 people.
has iOO saloons. In some OF them there
operation.
John Barber, an old resident Of
Crystal Falls. has been left an estate
In Austria said t0 be valued NJ 81 600.
OJO 10y an uncle
4 bald eagle measuring ~ feet from
tip Co tip of wings aud two white owls.
each measuring 40 feet. were killed
near Prescott recently.
I'm Effort ls bcing made 10y the FRO.
hibitionlsts of Calhoun county 20 have
the local option. question voted on nj
the coming spring election.
Fred Hay. proprietor OF barber
shop IN Saginaw. has been arrested for
an alleged criminal assault on two
girls under III years OF age.
James Freeman. OF Alccr. was
kicked the other day In the mouth by
heavy working horse. Ills upper
Jaw and teeth were broken
Since the late serious ire In Gallcn
ex-senator Blakeslcc has erected n
two-story brick building In which An
drew J. Glover will Ofliciate as post.
master.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
TcrMIIIIErr AunIn.

Interest In the ease of Banker II. II.
Terwilliger il again aroused I'm Mon
tague. \ couple Of months ago he ran
away. leaving his bank. home. wife
and two children. for the sake of MIN
ME Schneider, the daughter OF the man
who ran Terwllligers farm. The ar
fair died out for while. aud IN being
revived 10y definite rumor that II was
sure ease OF blackmall. 4 prominent
resident is away now. negotiating be-
tween Terwilllger and his wife. and
says that IN few months Terwlliger
will give the girl up. and Mrs. TerwIll-
igrr Will give mp her home In Mon
iague. and go 90 the husband of her
youth. II is almost certainty now.
however. that Terwllllger was forced
10 DO what hc did. aud will never come
back To Montague. Those who know
won't tell where he Is They think his
creditors viii be paid IN full.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
THE WORLDS NEWS HARVEST
EDWARD Davidson Was Not Muir
dered.
INDIANS WILL PAINT OR FIGHT,
Emperor william and the Churehes-Nsc-
cination OF the halls aud hears To
Purchase the Panama Canal varioas
Matters OF Note.
Parliament opened.

King Edward opened parliament
Thursday with ceremonial In all es-
sentlnl respects similar To that OF
February last. The procession 10 the
house OF lords was OF the same char
actcr as that Witnessed ON the occa'
sion OF the opening of the first parli'
ament Of King Edwards reign. while
within the upper house were seen the
same state pagean,ry. the same MS
torlc dresses and the same revival ol
ancient forms. The speech was not
an important uttcrancc. His majesty
referred I'm terms OF qualification III
the world tour OF the Prince aud
Princess OF Wales. expressed regret
at the fact that the war In South
Africa was not concluded, said lac
trusted the decision Of the sugar con
ference would lead to the abandon
ment Of bounties. and noted the con
cluslon OF the isthmian canal treaty
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
News In BrIef.

Solomon. n Syrian. living nc Keokuk.
Ia. was held mp aud robbed Of n
money belt containing $500. Two fcl-
cow countrymen have been arrested.
Eleven prisoners. headed by McTiar.
ity. the cOuntcrfeitcr. escaped from th'
federal prison M McNcils. Wash. sun
day. iy burrcwIng through n cement
norr Into the air pipes.
Frederick krainhardt. a Catholic
priest of Josephvllle. Mo-. committed
suicide yesterday at the AleNlan
Brothers hospital in ~. Louis by hang
ing himself. lie was G2 years ~ age
and had Ofiiclated at Joscphville for
30 years. lie had been taking treat.
mcnt for nervous trouble.
4 London dispatch says: "The
death cf the pope may be expected
any day. as his holiness can only be
said 10 be Just alive. lie takes little
nourishmcnt and II generally hall
conscious lie suffers NO pain. and
simply dozcs the hours away without
comprehension OF what Il going on
around him"