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The evening times., 1902-10-11
BaHDHASTER DUSS
SCORES AUDIENCE
He DepIores Lack of Inter-
est in Things Musical.

BUFFALO, Oct. IA big audience
that assembled in Convention Hall last
evening to hear J. 5. DUss and rs oand
received severe scoring from that
bandmaster- Duss deplored the lack Of
interest shown in musical affairs by Blf-
faIoaians and cited specially his disap-
2ointment at the failure OF BunaIonians
to turn out in greater numbers TO hear
William c Carl. orgenist, play at the
dedication exercises OF the Temple Of
Music organ, which has been set up in
Convention Hall. Instead OF showing an
noyance at the remarks the audience
cheered and applauded Duss' statements.
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WLLC0TT not 4 FAKER.

CHICAGO. Oct. lL-Judging from de
valoDmeHts yesterday, apparently an in
justice was done TO Joe WaIc0Jt. Tho
lusiyy fighter. in the report Of his bout
with Frank Chiids a night or two ago
when h stopped in the third round ol
esat ne injured MS arm ia his fight VIII
George Gardner. and that the injurel
member Has ia such shape that he could
NOT continue wl.h Childs. The crowd
refused 10 believe his aZplanatiCr
5isseI hlza. and yelled fake Yestf.-
5sy. ho"eTcr the injured arm vas pz-
under the z-ray. AT Dr. RairheTs Off
and Dr. Bennett. Who conducted the s-
animation declared that Walcott's a.
had been broken.
The evening times., 1902-10-11
GENERAL DECLINE
IN MARKET PRICES
An Exceedingly Small Vol
ume Of Business.
m AN UNEASY CONDITION
Submitting Of the Bank Statement
Esd Signally TO Restore Conf
5ence-Shattered BY Coal Strike.
IN AN UNEASY CONDITION

NEW YORK, Oct II--Prices declined
slowly IN this mornings stock marl-s--
or an exceedingly. small volume OF busI-
ness apparently the dominatiaE IN
Huen-e IN the market was the uueasiness
growing out of the anthracite strike
situation, and ac all events. even the
common expectations that the bank
statement would make q strong show
Ing. failed 70 Impart any animation o.
the trading The London market foI
American stocks was materially lower
than the local final prices OF yesterday,
but The operations In this market Tor
foreiza account were iuconSlderaaie-
The dealings IN general showed further
moderate liquidation. particularly in fhA
Fieher Drioad stocks. ana very Htts
support save Tat arising from the O.
casieraI covering Of short contracts In
teresz vas so entirely taken up with the
strike situation that little attention vsS
paid to any other matters The Govern
mcpt crop report appeared TO enter in no
wise into speculative calculations, AMI
ecant interest was taken in The weekly
reports OF The mercantile agencies. set
ing forth the state Of the country S
trade
Price movements continued cutie uni
form. and interest was we'll distributec--
1ctvithstandins the small volume o.
business The comparative strength OF
Louisville ana Nashville attracted some
attention. hut the movement in The STOCK
appeared 90 result wholly from the coy
cring Of short contracts The local trae-
ton stocks were comparatively steady
The most active features OF the rai,-
way list were St. PAU, Missouri Pa
CHIC. Baltimore ana Ohio. AJchison,
Reading. and Southern Pacific
Total sales of stocks today 3l5,oe1
sbares. and bonds Sl.Iss.o00.
The evening times., 1902-10-11
REVENGE CONTAINED IN
HIS autobiography
Sultan Asserts That When Published,
After His Death, It VIII Fall
Like q Bombsheu

VIENNA, Oct. 11--"Die Information" ="
today asserts that the Sultan has writ
ten an autobiography, which viii fall on
the civilized world like bombsheu-
Abdul, the paper says, has exposed the
dupHeity Of Christian monarchs and
statesmen, who have deceived one ar
other TO gain the suItan's favor He
lays bare the diplomatic secrets Of the
past twenty-five years and denounces
the hypocrisy Of Christian civilization.
The work, according 20 Die Informa
tion." viii be published after the Sui
tan's death as postaumous revenge o.
Europe
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
LUHBIA. HOLDING \ PROBATE COURT
No. IIg1i, Administrator
This Is To give notice that the subscriber, Of
the DistriCt Of Columbia. hss obtained from
the Pro5ate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters u administration on the estate oi
Thomas J. Foley late II the District % Co
iumJiz. deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned 10 ex-
hiait the same with the vouchers thereof, le-
galIy authenticated to the subscriber on or be-
fore the z6TH DAY or SEPTEMBER A. D
1903; otherwise they may by law be excluded
from al benefit OF said estate
Given under nv hand this Goth day Of Sep
tembeT, 1902.
MARTIN F. FOLEY, 2433 y st. Nv.
Attest:
(SeaI3 JOHN r ROCZER.
Deputy Register OF Wills for the District OF
Columbia Clerk Of the Probate Court
" J. kEANE Attorney seZ.-Oe4-II
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BR[OUE7TT7ES CHEAP
COAL SUBSTITUTE
Consul General Mason Ans1oe1s Many Inquiries Concern
u7g Fuel Largely Used in GernaHy

Consul General Mason al Berlin, re-
ports to the State Department that many
inquiries from America have been re
ceved by him since the beginning of
the coal strike regarding The manu-
facture of ''briquette- fuel, which has
attained to such large proportions III
Germany.
Er. Mason has described the manu-
facture Of this artificial fuel in previous
reports He details some OF this in
formation and answers 4 number OF
The evening times., 1902-10-11

ing sleep Il incrcases physical vigor
and gives great muscular elasticity. so
that the bsby's advent is practically
painless II IS the best of touics for
alursiug mothers.
~ gladly recommend d. Pie-ce's Fav1rite
Prescu ptior-~ writes Mrs. " g. Stephens, ot
Ssiia. Northumberland County, Va ~Be:orc
KY t1ird Ilt-le a5F srs born 7 took SIX bottles
he is the finest c.sii1 a1l has ben tEou birth.
and 7 suffered very lancl less Khan ever -ld
b=lJ-e- uuL----a--GE-s ADVISE c-pccta-lt
mothers - use the Favorjse Prescription -
Z dealer who offers a substitute for
FavoTite Prescription does 50 TO gain
The Etle more profit paid on the sale
of less u:ertorlogs medicines.
Dr. Pierce's Common S-Ese Medical
advise, containing 1908 pages, IS seat
g5ee on receipt 81 stamps to pay expense
G mailing 01L7 Send q one-cent
stamps for the c.oea-bouud volume, or
only II stamps for the book III paper
covers address u. 3 Y. Pierce, But
Elo. \. z.
The evening times., 1902-10-11

questions in a paper published by the
State Department today
The briquettes are made from brown
coal, carbonized peet, or coal dusI
They are considered q superior fuel in
Germany and other parts Of Europe.
being much cheaper than coal and pro-
duciug no smoke.
There were in operation in Germany
at the close of 1900 eight-nine manu-
factories OF fuel br:quettes. of which
several produce each more than 100000
tons annually
The evening times., 1902-10-11
THE DEATH RECORD.

Ehe following deaths for twenty-fouI
hours were reported at the Health De-
par tmeat W to noon today:
Martin Prale. = years.
Kate English. So years
William Dougherty, 36 years.
Amelia Fisher. % years.
Daniel Webster. 80 years
Mary Kenny. is years
Katie Henson 1 year
William II. Thompson. 2 months.
Catherine Campbell. / month.
Ruth Robe . a---s
Emma Campbell. days.
Douglas NI.l4a.... o. Gays
The evening times., 1902-10-11
LOANS OF $40

AND UPRAKh on FURNITURE AND
PIANOS, az lowest rates and oa the day you
apply We are losnIEg on tie Building and
Lo-I Association Plan which makes the cost
Of Carrying loans much less than you pay elss-
where and allows you 10 pay Il Of u any
sized notes you desire, running from one 70
twelve months Il 7oU have loan Bith some
ether company We vii pay it OF and advance
you more money desired. Rates cAeeffuliy
given. and cost 70 you unless loan is made
Call AID get rates Front room. first 6c0T-
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN Co,
625 s. \ Y
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LOSS OF LIFE BY FLOOD.

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. IL-Advices
have been received Of the almost com
plete destruction Of the mining town Of
Marfl. in the state of Guanajuato, by a
food The Whole town was inundated to
a depth OF more than ten feet washing
away the buildings and drowning more
than twenty persons.
The evening times., 1902-10-11
ARTuLERYMAE DROWEED.

BALTL1oEE, Oct. 1I--Roy GoIdsmi.
twenty years Ct age. OF Newara
n. J.. q member Of the Nineteenth CON
pauy, Coast Artillery. At Fort McHeurr
VAS Drowned on The wharf az the for
yesterday The body Of the dead ma
Eas recovered Goldsmith enlisted n
p last. He had previously been in IL.
aTtliev, having spent three years s.
lhs one Hundred and Third Company, q
Fort CasWeu, \. Z.
The evening times., 1902-10-11
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT or TIE INTERIOR, General
Land Of1ce. Washington, D. c, OcEober g. Ie02-
Sealed proposals viii be received at this oEice
until O'CLOCK P N, MONDAY, OCTOBER
70, 1902, and opened Immediately thereafter n
the presence OF such bidders attend, Tor
photolIth0graphIng and printing maps Of the
land States and territories; also such copies Of
township plats as may be required during the
fiscal year ending june 80 1905 Specifications
and conditions governing the above may be had
application Proposals must be indoTSed
Proposals for FhOtCIIthog2phic work, General
Land Ofhce'' BINGER HERMANN, CoruHia-
sione- ocI0, ,1Is1z
The evening times., 1902-10-11

Now and agazu there Is an item IN the
newspapers concerning the bir-h Of d
Puuy BABY 50 small that O Quart CUP
holds It comfortably. # the article told
al the facts II would probably tell also
O. mother who IN weakness and misery
had looked forward to the baby's advent
with shrinking and fear
To have 6ue, healthy cAiIdreu the
mother must be healthy, and It IS the
The evening times., 1902-10-11
AUCTION SALES.
c. c. sLoAN 3 90. Au.t5oaeers.

c c. SLOAN & co, Au-tioaeers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROYED PROPERTY IN TRIM
DAD
By vrtue Of certain deed q trust recorded
in Libcr 200 at folio 557 Ct seq 0f the Land
Eec0rCs 5i die District Of Columbia. the under
.IGned As surviving trustee, VIII offer tcT sale.
-t public auction, n front Of The premises. Ca
MONDAY, OCTOBER %, 1852, At 4.5J O'CLOCK
2. NJ, the following described real estate situate
III the county Of Washington. in said District,
viz Lots numbered y, 5S. - and 81 ia George
p. Davis subdivision Of lots IN block numbered
six O. IN the Iraet Of land known as ''Erinj-
dad'' as said subdivision and plat thereof are
recorded IN Liber County No. 5 az folio -, of
the records % the Office % he Surveyor Of said
District. And Immediately thereafter I viii
offer for sale the one undivided Inoiety OF half
Z interest Ia lot numbered tEITtE-uuc JSIJ II
George r Davis subdivision OF lots IL said
block, as said subdivision and plat thereof are
recorded IN L5bor County No. at folio 3 of
the afoTesaid Surveyors Office records. said lot
numbered tbirrv-tWo t32) is at the west corner
of Twelfth ana D streets northeast. 81 feet
front and contains sI6 square feet Of land:
said lots 3 and . are each i feet front and
each contains J .4g5 square feet OF land said
lot numbered thfrty-uine t&J IS J. feet front
and IS improved By a trO-stOTy brick dwelling
with side alley: and said lot numbered thirty
one t3I) Is al the uOl h corner of Twelfth and
Streets northeast. 5TrnJing % feet on the
former BY = on the latter and contains /. 10
square feet 0f land The properties wIII be
offered separlrely.
Terms One-third cash. balance n equal IN
staIrnents at one and Two years with interes-
1t > per cent per annuUs. payable 8 annually
from the day Of sale. secured by deed Of trust
On the property sold. or all cash 1t the pur-
ChascT's 0pt5Cn. 4 deposit Of $50 VIII be re-
quire5 a. the time Of sale on each q the IN
improved lots. and 5lG5 On the sale of lot Bum
hered thirty nine t39)- All ccnveyancinz and
recording viii be AT the purchaser cost Terms
to be cO-aplied with within ten days. oJHurzise
the undersigned reserves the right 20 raseE any
lot at TIE risk and cost Of the defaulriug pur-
chaser thereof.
Adds B. BROWNE
1919 st nv, Glover Building
Surviving Trustee.
JAMES F HOOD, Attorney for holder Of notes.
The evening times., 1902-10-11
BRITIsHERs scoRE oPERAToRs

LONDON, Oct 1.-THE Westminster
Gazette" in an editorial on the anthra-
cite strike In the United States, says:
The claim OF the capitalists that the
miners union is Illegal sounds extreme
l. primitive in q country which claims
20 be in the vanguard Of modern prog
ress-"
The evening times., 1902-10-11
MONEY 70 LOAN.

TO LOAN-s5G.Gp9 on first mortgages, at low
interest. from 10 years. prefer 10 loan II
IN t.90 sums Of about s., 900 each. CHAPLIN
BROWN, 323 John Marshall Place loId ~ ST.
NV eS9-i
MONEY TO LOAN At 3It tc per cent, in surrs
OF 81 go 70 Sl0.OJG, on D. c. real estate: pay
na ; and 6 per cent mortgage and begin anew;
ell transactions c=rducted with economical coz
sIderatiOn for borrowers WM- L SAUNDERS
( co 1907 7 st NV
The evening times., 1902-10-11

common testimony
u mothers that the
use OF Dr. Plerce's
Eavorte Prescrp-
non not only pro
notes the mother 6
health but also gives
her strength 10 give
her child
Favorite Pre-
sCrIptfoH accom-
plishes these results
by Tauquilizlug the
nerves. promoting q
healthy appetite,
saHa. #~-ra----- 80 90 -.
The evening times., 1902-10-11
LORD LONSDALE'S GUESTS

LYNDON, Oct. 1f.-Major General Cor
bin and the other American officers who
are at present on visit 10 Great
Britain. are spending the weekend with
the Earl Of LOusdaIe at Lowther Castle,
Penrith-
The evening times., 1902-10-11
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-HergentbaIer. 7G1s52z After
caII-Traction. per cent S50eGl5T,
Wash. Gas, 25G742z.
zs7yRasD EC-SDE
The evening times., 1902-10-11
Money Loaned SaIaried People,

Retail merchants. teanstera, boarding houses.
without security; largest business in y prin-
opal cities gOLMAN. Room lOI- a33 18th ST
mI4-u
The evening times., 1902-10-11
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

-ANTED-By young lady. position as steHo-
rapher and typewriter; experienced BOA 2S5.
.ris office. eIl-2
s. ANTED-By middle-aged white woman place
hcvsekeeper; no objection TO children; first
Ass reference. Cali between and Sunday
81 Il ST NV -
fANTED-By whIte girl. place as chambermaiJ
waitress in hotel y34 I'D ST. nv el
VANTEp-By reliable colore5 woman, piac
s general house worker or chgmueru.aid or uurs-
''.TT'-' z2@t 1th ST. nv M
..ANTED-By two respectable coIoreJ women.
5-at % Is cooks Ct Chambermaids. CaH or ad-
dress IIdS 4th ST NV nj
81 II ST. NW-Fsshi,uable dressnaEiug and
.ailor-madc sl'its at reasonable prices MILF
WANTED-By respectable coIored girl. place in
private family TO do general houseFoIk- Ad-
-ress 1909 ? St nv. eI0-2
WANTED-NendinE and sewing to take home.
by competent white woman. Address Bon 12a
his Office e27-90
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CASH TO LOAN
We WILL LEND Y0U MoNEy
PRIVATE IOAaS

On peTsooeI nOtes y,st:OIs IEGolser. reiercnees
or security Hinpiy your promise &c pay Our
Ee~ pian e-'ablss SysIy Oue 10 secure ready cab
At CAce gltilOCL Inconvenience or delsy Cjur
method oi Confusing loan business l. basei
On the word CONFIDENCE more than On Sc
euriIS- Eou IEssg Our confidence; We AVE ytsur
eoEuaence- % neul i--..ssy5 We have money
We cons uee9- W nen you ial 70 geg accom-
IlOdated elsewhere, cali Is and you viii nok
u disappointed L you haze lozn nov il
viii not prevent you from securing further ac-
eommodatica from tie Old reliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
6o2 F St. Il. W.
'Phone, East zo5- Corner Sixth ST.
iaz5-tf
The evening times., 1902-10-11

SO CHEAP MONEY
SIS DO you want ioan Of from SO
to $50 On your furnituse, pianos,
S7V etc, without any publicity eT delay
$50 II very cheapest raJes2 Il 50, call
on us- for We never dissppoIut.
80 MUTUAL LOAN g. TRUST CO.,
Rooms Y a4a l., -,--s,.u-I UuIOa
SzV Building,
800 SIS ST. n Y
The evening times., 1902-10-11
DO YOU WANT a HOME?
FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, D. c. posi- OFFICE. NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched to the ports
OF sailing daily, and the schedule Of closInga
Is arranged on the presumption Of Cheir Unin-
terrUpted overland transit. For the gyecs enc
ing October Il. 1902 the last connecting clcses
VIII be made from the MAIN OFFICE as fol
lows:
The evening times., 1902-10-11

tANTED-By White girl. place as chamberlain
y Waitress in hotel y34 I'D ST nv. el
The evening times., 1902-10-11

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROYED PROPERTY N TRIM
DAD
The evening times., 1902-10-11

.a7 II ST. NW.-Fashieuable tressuaEiIg and
ailor-ruadc suits at reasonable prices mII-7
The evening times., 1902-10-11
RAILROAD BONDS
EIsCELLANEOTs B0NDa

y asz- Gas Co., ser a o 8 lsCz-zl 10 u
@ssa- {5as 60. ser B. 6s lse4-2I 10 J.
L. = E1ec-Li-l--.DeE- IIEF. Ls52 lJj
L. s Eiec- L5EHt, Cert. IE1eor-. iJ5 10
CEez & Pot lei, Com. 5s.---- Us 81
wash Market Co, Ist 6's, 1872
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SURETY LOAN CO
CHEAP MOMEY.

ROOM /. WaFdsE Bldg. ID foor. 9th and i nv.
The evening times., 1902-10-11

ANTED-By young lady. position as steHo-
rapher and typewriter: experienced BOX 2s5,
= Nh .II-2
The evening times., 1902-10-11

JAMES F noon, Attorney for holder Of notes
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-20
PR0FANES THE DRAGON
Charges Against Minister Wu's
Brother-in-Law Are Filed
at Pekinx.

San Francisco, March 2O.-Grave
charges against Chinese Consul General
Ho- Vow, designed also to inculpate Min
lister WI Ting-fang, all under the seal of
the Six Companies, are on file in the for,
eign office In Picking. Ho-YoW said: L#
Yes, the minister has been informed by the
foreign office that charges are on file and
has been telegraphed me to investigate and
learn their source. There are number of
charges, the greatest stress being laid on the
allegation that I am not conducting the fight
against exclusion as aggressiyely as the COM
plainants think I should. Another charge is
that l am neglecting my official duties and
not protecting the interests and welfare of my
countrymen. l am informed that the sigma
lures and imprint Of the Six Companies are
forgerles. 1t Is quite possible that the charges
emanated from disgruntled highbinders in
censed the efforts to stop their practices,
. A prominent member Of the Six Com
panies said: E&s.: ~ /
One charge was that great deal of his
time was devoted to his racing stable and
that his jockeys wore the national coors, Il
yellow dragon Jacket The royal government
will not permit this. Then there were other
charges of official and personal misconduct.
The charges against the minister were that he
had previously been notified of all this, but
had failed to call the consul to account.
Minister WI and Consul General Ho-
Vow are brothers-in-laW. /
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-20
HATS OF ACTRESSES
THREE THAT ARE VERY POPULAR
Some of the Dainty Affairs Shown
by Miss Hub-bell at
WalIace's.

Three popular actresses are responsible
for three pretty hats which are creating
enVlous feelings in the hearts of the
women who have seen them. Pretty
Lulu CHASER hes revived the Dolly Warden
effects and the Dolly Warden hat which
Miss Isabelle Hub-bell is showing at
Wallace's is most elaborate. It is Of real
lace appliqued in pearls and has pearl
grapes resting on the crown and soft
fall of lace in the back. ~.
The Du Barry hat which Mrs. Leslie
Carter wears in '"The Palace of the King, -
is in turquoise blue The crown and brin1
are of tucked crepe de- chine with point
lace applique. A soft bow of Louisienne
ribbon is the only trimming. 1t is Virot
model and wonderfully simple and pretty.
The last of the trio is worn by Lillian
Russell in "Hoity Toity' 1t is Of ma
lines and horsehair of London smoke and
the braid is appliqued on the malines in
little medallions. A cluster of pink
roses finishes the back in continental
fashion.
A Payannee hat is of pink ribbon braid
with a tucked facing of pink crepe ap-
pliqued with roses. A Jane Hading veil
and black lace encircle the brim and fall
down to the shoulder where it is brought
around and caught by pretty ornament.
Miss Hub-bell has come directly from
Paris to assume charge of Wallaces and
she has all the skill of Frenchwoman.
She has been with Payannee & Virot in
Paris and had charge of the London shop
of Louie for two years, and for a time
was with FRANCHISE in New York. In
France a millinery opening is a social
function and the women come in their re-
ception gowns and are greeted by the mil
liners in equally fine frocks. Yesterday
Miss Hubbell wore charming gown Of
white renaissance lace over blue with
strings of pearls.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-20
HOPPER. PEST IN Nd.
Another Scare Looked for in Valley
Of the Red.
RoADWAYs BREEDING GROUNDS
Richland County Has Some Infected
SOil-SugEestions by Prof.
WaldrOn.

Special to The Journal sa
Fargo. N. D., March s20.-There is to be
another grasshopper scare in the Red
River Valley this spring. Last fall the
pests were noticed In large numbers and
there was less fall blowing than usual,
winch gave q better opportunity for the
eggs to be preserved. Some live speci-
mems We're sent the agricultural college
during the last warm spell from Richland
county. and it is said there is long strip
OF country about three miles wide which
is badly. infected.
The roadWays in some parts of Cass,
Richland, Barnes, Steele and Griggs coun-
ties seem to be the breeding grounds.
Professor Waldron urges that the roads be
graded early and the~dirt thrown to the
middle. On stubble fields where the eggs
have been deposited he urges early ploW-
Ing before the eggs have time to hatch,
and where it is impossible to pillow deep
and careful narrowing Will have some
beneficial effects. The situation is rather
serious and timely, action is absolutely
necessary.
In the vicinity of Fargo late last fall
there We're some gardens that were badly
damaged and investigation discloses the
fact that eggs were deposited in great
numbers IN this section and in some other
parts Of the valley. SIS
Ihere nave been numerous scareS on a
minor scale from year to year in Bot
t1neau, Eddy and other counties. Prompt
precautionary methods have prevented
great damage and efforts will be made
this spring to head the hoppers off,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-20
SAFE BLOWN BY EXPERTS
TT WAS a NEAT PIECE OF work
The North Star Feed and Cereal
Company's ONCE Again
Visited.


The safe in the office of the North Star
Feed and Cereal company in the milling
district was blown open last night with
nitro-glycerine. Two hundred dollars was,
taken. :,
The work was evidently that Of experts
and was very neatly done. The burglars
opened crevice in the dial by hammer
ing the knob, then injected small guam
tity of the explosive. The explosion blew
a hole through the door and loosened the
combination.
The money taken was In silver and gold.
one S. gold piece being the largest piece
taken Though there were checks to be
had for the taking they were not touched.
This is the second time the office has
been burglarized. The first time was
NOV. Is, 1900, when amateurs blew the
safe all to pieces.
\ The company had full insurance placed
with the Fred L. Gray company OF Min
neapolis. No clue to the burglars has
been found.