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Destruction of Birds.

Editor Constitution: In The Coustitl-
lion of November = yoI published very
timely editorial under the title. Protect
ing the Rirris." New that You have made
an ea rnsSt plea for our feathered friends.
perhaps you will permit me To state tina.
at q recent meeting of the American
ornithologists. Professor William Dutch
er chairman OF the committee on pro-
tectiou Of North American birds. said
that more than forty thousand game
birds. mostly sandpipers. We're killed re-
Gently an the coast Of Norih Carolina for
millinery purposes and their bodies
thrown away
som. time ago At the destruction by
fire of "a factory at Wantagh. l.. l.,
among the property destroyed were l0O0
stuffed ssagulls .00l0 wings of other
birds. and io.e1 heads of birds repre-
Ssuting all varieties. one man has cs-
iu Florida l4l.tsN birds. \ million and
4 half birds we"e slaughtered in Nen"-
zu-la last year to satisfy womans de-
nand for ai2rettcS." How is il possible
that women can encourage this barbar-
ism bN decorating themselves with the
psumage Of these slaughtered birds2 Can
not they sec the folly of this useless and
ares f0r more vanity . ye women. show
your civilization. vour humanity. by rc-
fasiuE to decorate yourselves with the
wings or the plumaEe Of any bird. Let
au humane women act at once To nut
stop TO this process Of determination.
tention, IL not the preservation and pro
lection 81 Gods feathcrcd creatures
EUGENE BERTRAM WILLARD.
Chelsea. Mass. December l.. 1902
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GREAT FLOODS STOP
RAILWAY TRAFFIC
IN SOUTH,
Hundreds OF Feet of Track Are Re-
ported Washed Quit Is Be
lieved. However. Normal
Conditions Will Prevail
by Wednesday.

Narunlrfs Term December is-Railway
,r.fie Is badly siemoralized in al diree-
tt,rs hr-ause n wsshoutS and the flood
IN ..ousitior ~ rivers and streams caused
y. tho cous5u1ou. rsssnS 81 the past ihree
Gays
The southern railway IS temporarily cav
I'll from Memphis Nine hundred i'-s'
~ track IS reported washed away oe-
tween Moscow aud Rossyiiie, Tenn Inc
Nev York limited. due - Neni2n'S u
rfrht e si.I.trarSed ~ Grand IunCu u'ii-
--rs illinois, central is alsp suffering
from vsShuutS. t.rth north and south 81
Nr.rrnri~ ~ Eirsiry- Tenn "a new tTsste
-..- l.-.- MASHED away. while the water
..,,--s rh.. tracks us.ir Horn I2se- MISS
All trains ar. -stsE ont ovs- the ifaeNs
~ th. l.s.is-r.Tl.. and Nashville 10 Milan
s..I th.u..,. s1.r tae oli main line OF ths
Illinois central
Tf.a Frisco 8 experiencing mulch tron-
... f- moving its trains east. oHt 'he
r.,- \. ~rrs,rfs.I 80 b. IN good shape west
.tf Nrraguis-
1.,st- r,aI mas -. moved a ir1iu IN ~
.-- - N.urat- fB- several hours water
~ -.r.r--~I sNer t1e ara cl-s "a man!
places -,
IRE I.arisvsII. auI Nashville and Naz"o
ana Mt--i~slrfi Valley lines are running
s-l.rs ul zeii.iu.c sirue-
No.. -r -r.. river au the line "Xccpt
... .....t -s-t- s-Nrs---5fu-iuE more uf l-~S
-..... r.ls. III tue flooded conditions
mo t-.tf4r fseit- Missouri ttriiic aui
t-..--svy trains are arriving FROM i'"f L"
t.s hours late 49, .s-.-
Tr. -.ir ,-..s-ed tsliiug during tire "ay
r..r -.rfent s.sl.lv- weather pr.A ais ~
4. -..-...,..t sh. waters viii rapidly rerr'ie
~ r.r- rrrmsI rauliuous viii prevail
... N..lu.-s.IE-
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Crazy Citizen Fully Armed.

Chelsea. Mass. December l9-'T want
a warrant for President Roosevelt" said
Charles &. White. well-to-do citizen. to-
day at the central police station. Ad-
dressing Police Captain Grover. White
continued:
'He hired Tim Mccarthy and John Far
lev to assault me the other day. and
was assaulted by them on Eastern ave
nue. Roosevelt was there in his carriage
and encouraged the men while they were
striking me"
Then the speaker ramhled into long
string of complaints against President
Roosevelt and the coal question. The
man was laborins under excitement and
resisted arrest. He was overpOwered.
and loaded revolver and razor were
found on him. He is held for an exam
ination by physicians.
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SISTERS OF CHARITY
RELY ON PE-RU-NA TO FIGHT
CATARRH, COUGHS, COLDS AND GRIP.

"SOme years ago friend ef osr inst-'
tuition recommended to as Dr. Hal tman'a
Peruna as al excellent remedy for the
Influenza of which we then had several
cases which threaiensd TO be Of T. serious
character.
we began to use it and experienced
such wonderful results that since then
PerlIna has become our fayorite medicina
for Influenza. catBrTb. cold. cuugn ana
bronchitis"
Another recommend from a Cath.
oiic institution Of one OF the Central
States written by the Sister Superior
reads as follows:
"A number OF years ago our attention
was called to Dr HartmaIl's Peruns. ana
since then wo have used IT with wonder.
ful results for grip. coughs. colds anS
catarrhal diseases OF the head and stous~
ach.
For grip and winter catarrh especially
~ has been OF great service 20 the in
mates Of this institution
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CAN THE COTTON BOIL
WEEv|L Be FOUGHT
TO A F|N|SH2
Experts Seeking a Remedy--Con-
gress Will Be Asked To Make
Greater Appropriations
Some Other Crops for
Cotton Lands.

Dallas. Tex. December 1.-THE con-
placed at the disposal of the same de-
partment To be used in stamping out the
boil weevil. This amendment was not
Henry. of Texas. prepared an amendment
carrying an equal sum-$l. o0o.W-to be
vention which was called by the Dallas
Commercial Club for the discussion CT
means Of Kidding the south OF the Don
weevii pest was convened here today.
Professor W. ID. Hunter, United states
entomologist. and others spoke TO-DAY
Several committees We're appointed. IL Is
expected that a strong appeal VIII De
issued for state and federal aid.
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What 1t Costs Texas.

Washington. December l7.--(Special)-
Which is 10 go from TeNas-the Don
weevil OF the cotton
King Cotton will go unless some REM
edy is found TO head off the pest WHICH,
according To estimates. cost the state
of Texas from $2oO00.VD 10 S29.Ooo.0oo iast
year How accurate this estimate OF the
total damage may be is not known. but
il il given hy Texans who have investl-
gated and who are endeaVoring TO Sc
cure. through the agricultural depart
mcut. some relief.
Nhea the bill making appropriation
to stamp out the foot and mouth uls
ease among the cattle Of New Ehgla"u
was before the house Representative
allowed being ruled out on point ot
order; but il was supported by a numoer
OF members from cotton growing states
as will be similar efforts on The same
line.
Coming Toward Georgia.
Reports from Texas tell Of The alarm
ing spread of the destructive pest NJ
first IL was confined 20 the RlO Grahue
country. having been introduced, IL ~
understood. from Mexico. But each year
1t has spread. Now II has reacheu
point not lar from the Red river Hhe'
ana the possibility of its getting into the
cotton sections of other southern states
mas been seriously considered
Experts from the agricultural DEPART
,nr,,t have been conducting investga-
tions in the hope Of discovering some
means OF destroying the pest me laS'
agricultural appropriations blli carried aA
item of Sapwa 10 cover the cost OF these
.xDeriuentS anu an effort VIII be maze
this yelI. Just how much can De prom
Iahi. spent III this direction IL Is some
what diiiicU!L To sly. - Idr no iiicdhs
of destroying the pest has been discoy-
cred once a method TX found. there VIII
be no question of securing enough Hion.
cv To put il into effective operation. pVI
al present the experts nave no tahSloIc
results to report
II has been suggested that the govern
mcnt oIfer "a big reward for curc-SOihc-
thing that will enlist the services OF out
side eNpcTts-iS has been done SeNeral
times by the governments or Europe. rms
may be done. France has profitcd by TINS
method OF procedure upon more than
one occasion when its great grape crop
was in danger.
Something To Take Cotton's Place.
In the meantime an effort viii be made
90 enlist the aid of the government i'm the
line Of discovering some other crop which
can Toe proiltaaly raised ou the land nOw
Infested by the bou weavn 70 this end
Representative Burleson. Of Texas. has
Introduced the following bill:
BE il enacted 10y the senate and house
of REPRESENTATIVES Of the United states
If America i'm congress assembled. That
the sum Of twenty Thousand dollars bc,
and the same is hereby. appropriated oUt
of any money ia the treasury OF the
United states not otherwise appropriate
ed. which said sum shall Ice expended
under the direction OF th~ secretary of
agriculture ia the establishment of au
archaeological station iu south or central
Texas and for the further purpose Ot de-
termining bv experimentation the most
profitable crops which can be grown In
lieu of cotton IN the territory now in
Tested by the Mexican boil wceNil. and
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NEGROES FLEE FROM INDIANA
Feeling Against Them Very Bitter at
South BEND

South Bend. Ind Decembe- l.-Fnur
shpotings ani oue murder iu which me-
srDes took part have been followed not
only by closing clubs and saloons COM
Quoted hy Negroes. but c0iored people
are leaving the city. They are afraid
"a stay here. owing 10 e feeling against
them among the white people Tile me-
groeS say they cannot get food and .,erv-
i.c al tAe restaurants although tbev
have the money with which o. pay for 3D.
\ committee OF TWO has raised more,
than S5st among business men ta nfTcr
AS reward FOR the capture of Three mo-
grncs who murdered john NJ. KpauSmau
No further cie~s g. the negroes have
been found.
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received from a Catholic Institution i'm
Detroit. Mica. reads as follows.
DR.. s. 3. Hartman, Columbus. Ohio:
Dear Sir:-"The young girl VINO
used the Peruna was SUFFERING from
laryngistis, and loss of voice. The
result of the treatment was most
satisfactory. She found great relief,
and after farther use Of the medicine
we hope to be able 20 say she is en-
tirely cured. Sisters of Charity.
This young girl was under the care pf
the Sisters of Clarity and used FerUut
tor Caturh of thc throat. with good Ve-
suits as the above letter testiiieS.
From a Catholic institution in Cen
tral Ohio comes the following recon-
mend from the Sister Superior
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Levels Seized by Uncle Sam.

Washington December Especial
Agent J. r. Evans. stationed a FL Pas0.
Tex. has reported to the SECRETARY Of
the treasury the seizure IT Fl Paso Of
diamonds said TO be worth $1,000. and
which. il IS asserted. We're smuggled from
England Via New York
The jewels have been placed In the
custody of the collector OF customs at
FL Paso pending i hearing of the case.
one of the pieces of jcwelry IS a dia-
mond necklace containing 1872 gems.
mostly small. Another * a broosh con
tanning about six hundred small da-
mOndS
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from the torpedo Gushing en- route to
Havana with dispatches FOR the Maine
on February IL. 1898
The inscription reads:
In Memoriam
JOSEPH CABELII BRECKENRIDGE
Protomartyr of the War with Spain.
Born in Fort Monroe, Va. March g. lS.2.
Washed Overheard from Y. 5. Torpedo
Boat Gushing February II, 1898.
The tablet is bronze. IS by A. inches in
Size
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Many washouts Reported.

rar.svil.e. Rs December lS-iieavy
re u rh~ valley ~ the Mississippi
-,nf.n r.r. continued in some instances
.- INST Thursday have sent many
-.-.rru- aut ~ thssr banks with c"nse-
..-..-.t damage O. railroad and other prop
- N Ie~- &c iite has occurred as lar
IS E-..vr Ws~n~uts aT- reported IN
~. rrt-..f- Central below Memphis. and
=. i-- K.ut-. ~ lines. iu thr vicinity 81
f...f-..,r arI ua th.- Nashville. chatta-
-....-. .rI - Louis near fsducah Ihe
--..t- OF ru. Louisville and NashNi4le
...-.-.aH .r EasrlHsl~ pia -sS between
ft,rkr..-y auI Nsrt"nv.iie. by. nnt
.u O.. tr.e Hur tts- r1.itt--ta t'ih'.lii9 ~
-.- -~l. toxin ~ tirarey. Ky. is SUBJ
merged Ei-h fau- feet ~ water hoWlhs
tr-rr-r -h- main street An unpihciaI
---.-r saws ta4t ue1rIF foot 81 water
las Fallen at I-liuelh iu Tour days
A-rnr- csc official r. ports oi pre"lIaia-
flrl ir tle a1zt tvrcatr-fuur hours are
-Ia following "
wr-n0hss. Tenn. 49, Tlrrie Rock. Ark.
ar. ~rf-r T1Is Zrf. Nashville. Tenn.
kr ru. sf.sE.a. f.41
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M. The representative Of this move
meat Is General Samuel Pearson, late
quartermaster general OF the South Afri-
can republic, whose headquarters is m
New York Colorado friends OF the Beers
have been In communication with the
general In regard to suitable lands for
the settlers and General NJ. Devilliers,
who is now looking over the lands. las
expressed himself as very favorably I'M
pressed with this state.
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Who Has This Information?

Editor Constitution: want 20 ind ont
who were the parents Of my gr4nifa;her. Havs
BpwIre. formerly ~ Richmond county Gcor-
Eia. city % Augusta. Nj. Bowdre died in
Augusta ia thc year 1883. There are many
uiI people living here who know him we'll
but ane - far can eel uls who his father
and mother can sou help me. and
a5iige. Yours Truly.
LEONARD PHINIZY.
Augusta. Ca. December .. eo2
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First Martyr Given Tablet.

annapolis. Md. December IA memo
rial tablet to Ensign Joseph Cabell
Breckenridge. OF Kentucky, the first
martyr of the Spanish American war
was placed In the chapel Of the naval
academy today.
Breckenridge was washed overheard
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L. and n. in Trouble.

T-r-.iuEtr1. TlK-. December l5-The
h.1rv rains 81 the past twenty-four
tr1rs have. Har.faI tne country aul cover
80 rse tr.i-Es ~ the Louisville and Nash
v.,1- lu several places between Hopkins
v.rr- and NrrraVt''.- THE waiter Is 50
high ar tre lttl- tnvn g: Warrington. a
feu miles from N#rf.nyite that tine pr0-
uur ail.
TEr track ~ raa Illinois central rail-
..sF g. washed .tu8E tu several places.
.nI rrlr rssru-slIs t@ running trains VIA
E.---nuvt-r.. ana as-r -ha I-sGisl joe siud
N.-lrT-- alH QHr-a aad Crescent %
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nd. --a-v1TIe kr-. Isecrmi~- 81. has
.r- r.-uir- steadily here f1- thirty
r..-- Mud -iVer s. ogr uf it- hanks.
..I.. .--sk :. which g-ne through tle
-.rr t- nverfipwiu- ) verai bridges
.ra .er~ washed ava.
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These are samples of letters re-
ceived by Or. Hartman from the vsrls
GUS orders of Catholic Sisters through.
out the United States.

The names and addresses 70 these let
ters have been withheld from respect 10
the Sisters, but viii he furnished on re-
quest.
One-half Of the diseases which sfiiict
mankind are due to some catarrhal de
rlneenent of tae mucous membrane In
ing some organ or passage Of the body
\ remedy that would act immediately y
upcn the congested mucous membrane
restoring II 10 its normal state. would
CONSEQUENTLY cure all these diseases Ca
tarrh is catarrh wherever located. wneth-
er il he i'm the head throat, lungs, storn-
aea kidneys or pelvic organs. A remedy
that will cure Il in one location VIII cure
IL IT, all locations.
II YOU do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from she use Of Perlna.
write al once o. Lr. Hartman. giving
ran statement OF your oase. and ne VIII
be pleased to give yea his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman. President Of TIE
Hartman smltarium. Columbus. Ohio.
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Mans Mission on Earth
KNOW THYSELF.

Do 700 wish tn know the Physiology ard
A r.le % Marriage zua healthy Offspring
ua wish be successful iu All
Undertakings IN life
Ds wish know tne history. cause sns
citadel nf life
To you wish Ho recover from ENhau~trd
Vitality. Nervous and Phy -iraf Debility,
Do you Wish 90 he powerful. healthy. hspp.
ard rssrs-tssi by both sexes-
10 Yea wish fa kuayx tire mos; Vital Truths
-HrcsrnE ~ the Phy -icai ant Mental scumsn Of
lf rart~rt Nauhaod sni how q raj yourself of all
ul-sz-s. ami Mezkues-e- OF fTsn whatever
arising
If -. turls-~ e. tor the Rest NrdiraI Work
.fthf- o. ans age tire f.sIa Medal Prize Trsa-
tie. -rf.ftrd
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Structure Cured Painlesslv.

Niv cure for structure is painless and
causes no detention from business. Skill
fuI treatment given to each case. Write
FOR fun Information ]. Newton Hath
away. NJ D. 4 InmaR bldg. Atlanta
Ca.
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FInnds in Arkansas.

rt-fa Rock Ark ucremher Rail
usv -..fie lu portions - Arkansas = Inn
r.-sc7 i-, causs-4 4as1ee ~ heavy rains IN
Ihe rrst fsrrg-e.-ht hours - Louis.
I-,n Mountsia and Southern railroad Is
ne principal eur.raG. Near JudS'nid
and HI--iu>lu ua-ts ~ the track were
under water today little ft,ri river =
.----r-.-.-rr hi-r ana this morning a boom
z1vs ut- sending -Htstt Ties and a vast
a-art+rv .f Irtft elu1I DOWN StT'trn ne
.rrrrIn-.s MAS Hf timber lodged against
fl. =-eaF ridge afrasS I-Irfl~ Red river
near Tulasria and turo1t-uf-H fn- safety
~ -h. bridge blr hy lari work the ilm-
1.s-- u1T H.-lufiE-f lud tle bridge saved
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a
: " " . " % . . . = .
: 3. Columbus, Ohio:
to o. Eight bo
ties caah Of the lungs of four standing
: would haveb
II
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children TO take care of and TO protect
from climate and disease. these wise ana
prudent sisters have found Ieruna
ncver-failing safeguard.
DIR. Hartman receives many letters
from Catholic Sisters from an over tne
United States. 4 recommend recently
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Charity are known. Not
only do they minister TO
tho spiritual and intel
lectual needs of the
charges committed To
tneir care. but they also
minister 10 their bodily
needs. With 50 many
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The SeIsnes Of Life, or SsIf.PreserVatiun.

80 rT.. CLOTH fuii EIf. Sith engraving. and
rr-.rTip-iors. ~ mail sealed In riAIn package
N"rs thar Million rsPies sold. Wrste for n
tefsv IL .. ts- -~rret ksF ~ Hs sioriou.
~sr-n<th. vitality HsrPins... Cs-fuin-~- and Hale
rsid Axe
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No. Bulhueh -, opposite Revere House. Boston,
Mas. The oldest and best in this country estab-
ii-h-d In I-sa. skill ard experience. EXPERT
Treatment and Positive Cure are the lasting
Httrihrtes that have made this Institute famous
throughout this country and Europe. Consultation
~ ieff.r IN person. t. a. SUNDAYS 10 Z, l.
with the auihoT and famous NeryO specialist; grad
uate Of Tia ward Medical College. class lsfi.
cnIrnp,c Nlrc For % years the Peabody
IultUh } HuiL. Medical lnstnte has been y
hSed fac, and u viii remain 10 IS a. standard
as American God.
sr-The Peabody Medical Institute has many
ini;stor- but no equsls.--Boston Herald.
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Interesting Letters from
Catholic institutions.

In every country of the civilized world
the Sisters of Charity are known. Not
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IT WAS ACT OF sELF-DEFENsE-
This Is What Guatemalan Editor
SAYS Of Hunter Killing Fitzgerald

Agulas Roslpiua. editor or The Diario
Americaue. at Guatemala City. arrived
here tonight on the steamship Break-
water Hc says ne WAS within two
squares o. the killing OF William A.
FIt2-c-,t!d by ~. Godfred Hunter JT..
and Declare that Hunter shot i'm self
defense. Fitzgerald tired first and Hun
ter then began shooting. his first bullet
diSaoiin Fitzeer3ld's shooting arm. Hun
ter h-.d three shots into Fitzgerald \
body. and when Fitzgerald turned 20 es-
cape another au-le- caught him in tne
back. Hunter WIS with Bailey and the
meeting with Fitzgerald was accidental
Fitzgerald slapped Hunter face aud
they srapnleI unu. F'itz@ -alJ pulled
..N.nA- auu -Lr.u Ms .Isf.-.
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SISTERS OF CHARITY
All Over the United States Use Pc-ru.ns
for Catarrh.

\ recommend recently received from 8
Catholic institution in the southwest
reads as follows:
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A Prominent Mother Superior Says;

"T can testify from experience 10 the
efficiency of PeTuna as one OF rle very
best medicines. and II gives me pleasure
10 add my praise TO tnat of thoUsa nos
who have used Il. For years l suffered
with catarrh Of the stomach. all remedies
proving ValueleSS tor relief. Last spring
] went TO Colorado. hoping 30 be benefited
10y % change of climate and while there q
friend advised me try Peruna. After
using two bottles | found myself very
nucn improved. The remains Of my old
disease being now 50 slight. 1 consider
myself cured, Vet for q while I intend -
continue the use of PeTuua. I am now
treating another patient with your nledi-
cine she has been sick with malaria and
troubled with leucOrrhaea- I have no
doubt that L cure VIII be speedily ef-
fected-" q"
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THE PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

send cents nOw for Know Thyse'f Manual a
Hsfe Mecum brochure sealed, 20 men only Ad
dress all orders tor both books TO
Morris tribune., 1902-11-29
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

A private cablegram announces the
death at Madras, India, of Theodore
Parker Cabot, United States consul at
Madras, formerly of Boston.
The hog receipts at South St. Paul,
Mimi, broke another record Wednes-
day, reaching 7,S40, as compared with
1911, the highest previous record.
Heber R. Bishop, retired merchant
and banker and a director in the Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
company, is critically i'll in New York
city.
The Russian ambassador in spe-
cial audience has strongly urged upon
the sultan CT Turkey the execution of
reforms to pacify the Macedonian pop
ulation.
The Most Rev. John MacVilly, Ro-
man Catholic archbishop of Tuam and
primate of COnnaught since 1881, died
Wednesday in London at the age of
eighty-fiVe years.
Morris tribune., 1902-11-29
CONVlcTs TREATED CRUELTY.
Siberian Prisoners Refuse Food Until
Treated More Humanely.

Victoria, B. c., Nov. 28.--From the
Siberian convict settlement at Alexan-
drovsk news is received that the con-
yicts have gone on strike, refusing all
nourishmerC until they are more hu-
namely treated. A Shanghai paper,
the Free Press, gives some horrible
details of the treatment of those un-
foctunates, who are mostly educated
men, sentenced for political offenses.
The paper says, on the authority of
a recent arrival from Siberia, that
they are loaded with chains, herded in
dark, unsanitary cells and not taken
out into the open air for weeks at a
time. Infectious diseases have broken
out among them, but the sick have not
been removed, being left to suffer in
the overcroWded prison. The result is
that others have been contaminated.
Even the corpses of those who sue
cumbed are left to rot among the liv-
ing. The wardens treat all convicts,
healthy and sick alike, with incredible
brutality.
The convicts carried out the strike
resolutely. On the third day many lost
consciousness from fasting, but no
CUferings Induced them to accept food.
The condition of convicts in the settle
ment of Koktschetavsk is still worse.
desperate revolts there have been
quelled only after much bloodshed.
Morris tribune., 1902-11-29
TO CALF 0 R ia
VIA
The Northwestern
In through tourist cars every Tues

In through tourist cars every Tues
day and Saturday morning.
On Tuesday, leave Minneapolis at
$50 a. M, St. Paul 1000 a. M. via
Northwestern line to Omaha, thence
via Union Prcifc and Ogden and ar,
rice SanFrancisco 1925 p. m. thus
avoiding Sunday travel.
On Saturday, lsave Minneapolis
$50 a. NJ, St. Paul 1000 a. N. via
The Northwestern Line to Kansas
City, thence via Santa Fe Route,
through interesting New Mexico anc
Arizona, snd arrive Los Angeles 8:2O
a. m.
These are the most popular routes
to California, and enable one to
travel at small expense in comfort
able and pleasant surroundings
through the most picturesque and
grandest parts of Am r;ca.
Those contem plating visiting Cali
fornia this winter will be furnished,
free of charge, maps, rates and all
Information by applying to j. A.
O'Brien, city passenger agent, Alb
Nicollet Ave-, Minneapolis; E. A
Whitaker, city passenger agent, 382
Robert street St. Paul, or address L.
W. Teasdale, General Passenger
Agent, St. Paul.