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Berlin, Nov S.@The relations OF
Baron Burchard Won Muenchhausen
with the so-called marriage syndicate
which financed his Journey to the
United States in 1888 to obtain a rich
wife, has been made public through d
prosecution for black mail brought by
the baron against Hermann Pincua,
Moritz Hendelssohn and Adolf Men
delssohn, tradesmen who were mem
beers Of the syndicate. The trial has
Just come TO Its close.
Baron Won Muenchhausen is a mem
Der of famous German family which
dates from 1887.
The defendants were acquitted.
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CABINET MEETING.


Washington. Nov. sThe cabinet
met Friday for the first time In several
months There was a general discus.
sion OF the business that has accumu.
lated since the last meeting. In view
Of the fact that the president il going
away Monday night, to be gone for
two weeks. each Of the cabinet officers
was called upon 70 lay before him any
matters Of business that would likely
arise during his absence requiring his
Rction. Secretary Hay brought for
ward the Colombian canal negotla-
tons, which we're briefly discussed,
and be also referred to the progress
making towards the negotiations Of a
reciprocity treaty with Cuba.
II is stated, however. that In neither
case did the cabinet indicate any de-
sire To change the policy which the
state department has been pursuing.
The members OF the cabinet also spent
some time in the examination of the
results of the recent election. over
which there were expressions of gen.
eral satisfaction.
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New York. NOV. S.--Counsel repre-
senting Mrs. Tingley Of Point Iona,
Cal. in the case Of the eleven Cuban
children detained at this port withdrew
from the investigation Friday,
After hearing a number Of witnesses
who testified as to the character cf
Mrs Tingly the hoard of inquiry sit
ting at Ellis Island decided unanimous.
Nv In favor of excluding the children,
Their report was given to the commits
sioner of immigration and an order
was issued under which the children
will be sent back to Cuba on the Ward
line steamer sailing November Is.
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cEIcA00ANst GREETING.
ThFa@ eEfsea ~ Cen*Hag x@xam Esssna Il
Tasesa fhe fsIaA Masaa.

NNFESNA *&AB xNS9*sN 3NfN&8S@t
Carsicana. Tex, Nov 81 Members
Of the Chicago delegation of business
men touring the state Of Texas made
their debut In southern society Fri
day and Wed with one another in gal
lantry to the maids and matrons Of
two cities. Their first appearance
was at Ennis. where the special stop
ped for an hour Unexpectedly. and the
entire party paid a visit TO chrysan.
themum show and bazaar IN progress
there
They were cordially received by the
young women in charge and button
iers were pinned upon each Two
beautiful bunches OF chrysanthemums
were then presented with appropriate
words by Mrs. j r. Mann and re-
ceived. in behalf of the delegation, by
Paul Morton.
At this point. where the final stop
for the day was made, they were first
conducted through a cotton seed oil
mill and cotton compress. and the
methods employed explained at
length Later they were escorted to
the Commercial club. where for TWO
hours they mingled and exchanged
compliments with the wives and
daughters of Corsicanas citizens. a
dinner was then partaken of as the
guests of the Commercial club and a
season of speech making followed
The run through the cotton belt
ELECTED more than ordinary interest
on the part of the Chicagoans, and at
Waxahachie oratory was omitted from
the programme, and a lecture on cot
ton and its products. together with an
exhibit, substituted.
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Guthrie. Okla. Nov. Sin an au-
thorized interview. Congressman Den
mis- r. Flynn states that no matter
who is declared elected delegate 10
congress from Oklahoma, the major
ity wi} he SO narrow as 90 make IN
effort on his part to secure any kind
uf statehood futile aud reaultiess. The
United States senate viii take even
a small majority as pretext to turn
down any bin 70 admit Oklahoma 10
statehood
He is greatly disheartened over the
result. as he was preparing "A fight TO
secure statehood during the present
session Of congress. While he felt sure
Of winning
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PAID THE PENALTY.

Hall Malone, y Negro. Executed Tor an
Assault upam white lady,
Van Buren,. Ark. Nov Shall Ma
hone colored. vas executed here Fri
day for the crime OF assaultIng Mrs.
Reherca MeIoud. six mides from this
sprung at 1907 o'clock. and fourteen
minutes later he was pronounced
dead The execution took place on a
seoaold erected In the southeast cor
ner Of the courthouse yard and was
Witnessed by about 5000 people. the
last legislature having passed law
requiring public executions for the
crime al criminal assault
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Washington. Nov. Manila news
rapers received at the Uar department
state that the Ladrones are making
more trouble than ever tefore in the
Philippines. They occasionally dress
as constahulary officers and prey upon
defeuseless natives, A paper says
that all bona fi3e insurgents have re
turned 70 ways OF peace and are main
tanning at least a semblapce OF a law
abiding career. To remedy the evils
the cunstabulary is TO he increased
To such an extent that the lawless
bands may be hunted down
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Marshall. Tex. Nov. S.-The drug
and iewelry store Of w Z. Lake in
this city was burglarized.
The party Of parties either secreted
themselves or used false keys, as the
rear door was Thursday morning
found partly closed The loss Is es-
timated at SIS o00 The goods known
to have b.sn stolen are thirteen dozen
fine gold rings. tive set with diamonds,
three dozen gold watch chains and
twenty seven gold watches.
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Little Rock. Ark, Nov. Sit lie
authoritauvely stated here that. effect
i've Tuesday. November II, 1902. j. r.
Holden is appointed assistant freight
traffic manage Of the Rock Island rail-
way system, with headquarters in Chi
cago. Mr.. Holden. ii is added. will re-
tain his position as traffic manager Of
the Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf rail-
road. changing his office from Little
Rock TO Chicago. Mr.. Holden will take
with him his chief clerk. c. A. Brad
ley, and his assistant. Wm. V. Hayes.
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San Francisco. Nov. S.-Thos. X.
Williams, Jr., president OF the Cali
fornia Jockey club. and Truxton Be
all, former United States minister to
Persia, were Friday held for trial in
the superior court for an alleged as
sault on Frederick Aarrot, editor of
the News Letter last summer. The
bonds were fixed at $4,000 each.
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St Louis. Mo, Nov. S.-August Rapp
and l.. Bennock were killed and Pat
rick Doyle, Harry Cronin and VIM.
Sanders We're badly injured by the
premature explosion of blast of dy-
Mantle In cut which the St. Louis,
Kansas City and Colorado is building
west of Union. Mo, The five were bur
led under mass of stones and dirt.
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VIII EleaslItsak.

Denver. Nov. Sat a caucus of a
number of Democratic members of the
new Legislature il was decided that if
the Republicans undertake to unseat
Teller men in the house. the senate
which is strongly Democratic. will not
meet in joint session with the house
and will deadlock the legislature so
IL will be impossible to elect a sue
cessor for Teller.
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New York. Nov. S--The end Of the
NoIineux case is In sight. After intro
ducinE several witnesses the defense
shortly before noon yesterday rest d.
One hour later th~ state rested it's case
The courtroom was packed with Inter-
ested spectators II was expected the
Judge would deliver his charge to the
Jury. but adjournment was taken over
ungI Monday.
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Philadelphia, New. S.-The general
committee of church extension of the
Methodist Episcopal church. in session
Friday. continued the appointment Of
the church building fund among 1876
conferences, Among the apportion-
ments were.
Arkansas, $3.50; Atlanta. $500; Aus
tin. $3.50; Baltimore, $3.50; Blue
Ridge. s675: Central Alabama, 5000
Central Missouri, $500. and Central
Tennessee, $500.
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Weatherford Tex. Nov S.-Since
election day large crowds Of visitors
from all over the state have been
here, among them being quite a num-
Der Of the leadin~ politicians profess
sional men aud business men. all for
the same purpose-t0 confer with
Gov.-elect Lanham about appointiye
positions.
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New York. Nov S,--A motion 10 dis
miss 20 indictments still hanging over
VIM f. Miller. who d. serving a To-
year sentence In Sing Sing for sw.nd-
ling In connection with his $50 per cent
~ Indicate. has been denied by Judge
Aspinwall in Brooklyn.
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Guthrie, Okla. Nov. s-official re-
turns indicate beyond a doubt the
election al McGnire. Republican. as
delegate to congress over VIM. Nj.
Cross. Democrat, by majority of
about soc. The secretary Of the Re
publican committee announced Me
CURES election.
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St Louis. Nov. Sit is reported that
d passenger train on the Colorado road.
part Of the Rock Island system. ran
into a car OF dynamite near Union, Mo,
causing an explosion that wrecked the
train, killed TWO persons and injured
several Others
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Albuquerque. y ~. Nov, Bur
glars blew open safes in the Santa Pc
railway station and Benjamin Il Co.
iewelry store here, Thursday night,
and secured $1,000 In money and jew
elry Edward joyce has been arrest
ed, some Of the plumber being found
in his possession
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New York. Nov, chairman Dunn
Of the Republican state committee said
that although the Republicans had con
ccded the election Of Judge Gray to the
court OF appeals they are waitiEg for
the count before giving up the attor-
ney generalship.
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Greenviie, Tex, Nov. S.-Tom Sum
mers, tried in the district court on a
charge of incest, was found guilty
by the jury, and given an eight-year
sentence. There are three other
charges, and one for criminal assault,
against the same defendant.
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Fort Worth, Nov S--Robert d,
Hunter. So years old. is dead He
founded Texas and Pacific Coal com
pany He was prominent formerly as
stockman. He will be buried at st.
Louis.
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Washington. Nov. S,~-The treasury
department has discontinued the &C
ceptance of state and municipal bonds
security for government deposits
Transactions already initiated, how
ever. will be completed
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Dallas, Nov. S.-~James Bradley. an
employe Of the city for many years,
had q hemorrhage Of the lungs while
standing on a street eaxner. Death en-
sued in a few minutes.
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Larger sam for ornl.ana.

Waco, Nov. Sat . rally Thursday
night of the Baptists assembled here
$4,000 vas contributed for the bene-
&C OF Buekner orphans home.
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sudden Demise,

Galveston, Nov s.-~While standing
on the street Friday H. Iseuhr. mus
&c teacher. dropped dead from heart
failure. He was so years old. and had
resided In Galveston many years.
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oaalI.s Election Contribution.

Alhaay, Nov. s.--Governor OdeIi has
certified that his election expenses
were &o,eO0.
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so MEN WANTED Men who can
deposit $50 or 500 for security.
Address F. @. Box IL, Waxahachie,
Texas. esp.
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LADIES Mrs. G.. III Griggs will be
pleased TO show you her samples OF
fall suits. II
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WE HAVE~-Just received inachin-
cry with which we can saw your
wood ut home. Stone BrOH- II
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TAKEN Up at II. X $Erwln's res
itenge. one black su*s pig, weighs
about rs pounds. Owner can have
same by paying De for thls notice.
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!. WANT COLUMN |

Read the Want Column to-day,
Perhaps you will find iusi shat Won
are looking for. If 700 DO not find
il to-day, try an All. la the " ant
Column tomorrow.
The coat IN very w.
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THESE are the wauesFof mortal
man. John Quincy ADAMS.
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DRESSMAKING 4Satisf ton
guaranteed, 3l3 Ea96 Marvin Ave-,
TO- rings Mrs. Matte Lay W
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FOR SALE Househalle furniture
almost new. Apply atlxslis office.
dhs7
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FOR RENT One rdonl,house 400
West Main street. AlF NECESSARY
out buildings. City water. Apply to
Ed Oldham. TT
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WE sell Sewing Machines al popu-
lar prices, from slo 10 40. Waxa-
hachie Hardware Coy TT
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FOR SALE My residenee on Old
ham Avenue. DIR. ] A. Graeev. If
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TWO FRESH mileh edHs for sale,
See Ed Williams, M
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wANTED-~5os tcsm faek sat once
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, 1902-05-06
ALL TRUE.

A safe combination is an open
secret.
Many a hero climbs to fame over
the bodies of dead martyrs.
When a man talks through his hat
a woman laughs in her sleeve.
One way to get rid of unpleasant
people is to begin giving them advice.
When a man falls into an error he
is likely to be more or less injured in
his descent.
Every woman is liable to be in the
wrong until she begins to cry-then
she's all right.
A hirt is a female who expects you
to believe that she is Indifferent about
getting married.
The average man imagines he sees
the image of perfection every time
he bumps up against a mirror.
1t sometimes happens ttx, afte.
eating his cake the small boy makes
the painful discovery he still has it.
Only a dyed-in-the-wool hypocrite
is able to laugh heartily at an ancient
story and pretend he never heard ii
before.
, 1902-05-06
TRUTH AND NONSENSE.

Contested wills often result in d:-
vorces.
Many a mans career begins and
ends with soup.
It's a great deal when zach player
gets four of a kind.
Men may come and men may go, bu,
the chronic bore hangs on forever.
1t takes a smart man to concea
from a woman what he doesn't know.
It's a mighty mean husband VIII,
never gives his wife a chance to com
plain.
When a man acquires Q wife all his
bachelor friends look dubious and in.
terested.
1t sometimes comes to pass that til,
fayors thankfully received are sooi
unthankfully forgotten.
Of course you can't make a sill
purse Of a sow's ear. but it is pos
sible to transform a senator into
pugilist.
, 1902-05-06

an investigation with a view to deter
mining the extent to which children
were kept out of school for work. This
resulted in the establishment OF a
night school on January 9Th. The to.
tai enrolment at this school amount
ed to 40, of which number L. had been
at n time or another during the pre-
vious term. enrolled in the day schools,
and 80 had not previously attended
school at all during the year. The av
erage attendance at the night school
has been IA. and it has been decided
to continue it until the LIST. of June.
The board believes that the results.
while not so favorable as had been
hoped In point of average attendance,
have fully justified this action.
Early in the year the superintendent
spent a month in a personal inspection
OF the systems and methods employed
III eastern schools. chiefly Chicago. A
number of valuable suggestions have
since been made as the result of these
examinations. One of these. the sys.
TEN Of pupil government, was put in
operation several months ago at the
West Side school, and more recently
in the lower rooms of the East Side
school. We believe it has resulted
most satisfactorily in every way and
that it is having ali excellent effect OIL.
the pupils.
The superintendent speaks especi-
ally of the progress Of kindergarten
work and the great extension Of the
system in connection with the public
schools. The advantages of kinder.
garten work are no longer a matter OF
experiment. 1t Is becoming a recog-
nized foundation and adjunct to most
successful schools.
The need OF reference books In the
school library, the teaching Of draw
ing and other similar subjects, are al
SO referred to.
The financial condition of the dis
trict is steadily improving. The re-
ceipts for the past ear were as fol.
lows:
, 1902-05-06
CATTLE DROWNED
IN BRANDS LAKE

A short time ago, John Murray. who
is in the employ of VIM. Mari, discov-
cred 81 head of cattle floating in
Brands lake, near Higho. says the
North Park Union. The supposition
is that they Ven into the ice while
soft. broke through and were drowned
after being turned out of their winter
pasture. Mr.. Murray thought he had
found a large flock of wild geese upon
discovering the heads of the cattle
floating on top of the water from a dis
lance but after securing his gun and
going out in a boat to where they were
he discovered his mistake.
, 1902-05-06

DR.. Swigart. who witnessed the oper,
alton upon DR.. Wilson yesterday after,
noon and returned from Denver last
night, in company with DR.. Hamilton,
says that Dr.. Wilson stood the opera.
ton quite well. He was upon the table
for an hour and fifteen minutes. and
when he came from under the influ-
ence of the chlorOform he recognized
his friends and spoke cheerfully. At
5 o'clock, when the Laramie physi-
clans left Denver, he was sleeping. and
DR.. Freeman gave it as his opinion that
he had better than half a chance to re-
cover. The operation was so sati,fac,
tory as to cause this expression from
the eminent surgeon who was chief in
it.
, 1902-05-06
ABUSED THE WIFE
OF ANOTHER MAN.

Mike Undeveitch was fined $40 and
costs in Justice Hayfords court this
morning for abusing the wife of Peter
Dodavick Sunday night. Mr.. Dolavick
lives on First street, and Mike went to
the house very much under the influ-
ence Of liquor, calling the woman some
very bad names and making a rough
house" generally. He was arrested
would not pay the fine. Sheriff Cook
started to the county jail with him and
was half way to that institution when
''coughed up" and was permitted to go
hsi way.
, 1902-05-06

MEETING
OF THE ELECTORS OF SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 1, ALBANY
COUNTY, LAST NIGHT.
Maximum Salary Of Grade Teachers In
creased To Seventy-five Dollars per
Month and Eleven Thousand DOL
lars Appropriated for Teachers
Pay-Trustees Reelected.

The annual meeting of the electors
of school district No. l was held at the
high school building last night, there
being an attendance of more than 100.
many women being of the number.
Members of the board of education
spoke of the rather small attendance
with something akin to wonder. all the
more OF the possibilities of the submis-
sion of the proposition to issue bonds
, 1902-05-06
QUESTION OF ROOM
AN IMPORTANT ONE

Lessee N. X. Boswell was at the cap
itol all day yesterday, says the Chey-
me Tribune. Mr.. Boswell has been
lessee of the psnitentiary for five years
and now desires to resign or rather to
be released from his contract, which
expires in April. 1903.
Since the removal of the peniten-
tiaTy to Rawlins Mr.. Boswell finds it
inconvenient to administer the duties
satisfactorily to himself.
There are in the ~penitentiary now
2OS prisoners. while the capacity of the
prison is 200. Only five will be dis
charge by August l and Uinta county
has three men under sentence. Thus
the question of room is al important
one.
, 1902-05-06
"LANKY BOB" A
PASSENGER THROUGH CITY.

Robert Fitzsimmons. accompanied
by Mrs. Fitzsimmons and child, passed
through Laramie this morning en- route
from New York to San Francisco. Fitz
will go into training for his fight with
Jeffries Immediately after arriving on
the coast. Several of his admirers who
met the train here were disappointed, as
he had been in bed for two hours.
, 1902-05-06

and levy q direct tax to build a new
$50. 900 school building in the First
ward. on the seven lots owned by the
district in block 1853. at the corner of
Seventh and Fremont streets. That
proposition was discussed a little. but
no action was taken.
In the absence of Director Gramm
Mr.. Corthell presided. the other mem,
hers of the board. Messrs. Johnson,
Frazee, Jones and Carter. having seats
on the platform
A good deal Of business of a general
character was disposed of. A resolu
ton was adopted raising the maximum
for salaries for graded teachers from
SOS to $40. appropriations for the sal
aries of teachers aud janitors and re-
pairs were authorized, and MeSsrs.
Jones and Frazee were reelected mem
bers OF the board without opposition,
there being no other nominations.
The meeting was called to order by
Mr.. Corthell at sos p. m, and Mr.. Car
ter, the clerk of the board, read the call
for the annual meeting and the min
utes Of the last annual and special
meetings Of the electors OF the district.
The report Of the board was read by
Mr.. Corthell, the director being absent.
The report follows:
Laramie, Wyo., May 5. 1902.
To the Electors of School District No.
1, Albany County:
The board of trustees OF School Dis