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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-28
HOUSEHOLD INFoRMATIoE.
Some small Items 81 Domestic Lore
for the TouHe Housesvffe-s
Scrapbook-

Never allow fresh meat TO remain in
paper IT absorbs the juices
Mortar and paint may be removed
from window glass with hot, sharp
vinegar.
You may avoid the unpleasantness
TO the eyes when PeeIing onions by
sitting in draught Of air or By an
open window or door while doing It.
Holding the onions in cold water while
peeling them viii accomplish the same
result.
To make paper stick TO a wall that
has been whitewashed, wash the wall
in vinegar or saleratus water
When an egg is partially frozen,
beat the yOlk separately before adding
the white.
To make a husky voice strong and
clear, battle the throat, chest and back
morning and evening TO the waistline
with cold water; follow by a brisk rub
bing with rough towel Use the voice
properly Sound should be expelled by
the abdominal muscles, saws Boston
Budget.
To make bucEzwheat griddle cakes,
mix together four cupfuIs Of buck
wheat -four with one scaut cupfuT OF
eornmeal and an even tablespoonful OF
salt Sift these ingredients together.
To mOisten them use five cupfuls of
lukewarm water or three cupfuls OF
lulIevarm water and two cupfuls Of
milk The milk is used to give the
rich brown color preferred by most
people TOaecomplish this many house
wives use all water and add two ia
blesPOOnfuls Of moIasses. The milk,
however, makes the cakes more deli
cate Dissolve a compressed yeast
cake in a half cuPfuI OF lukewarm wa
ter; add it to the other liquid. Then
add the liquid gradually to the dry in
gradients, beating hard meanwhile.
Pour the batter into a pail that comes
for the purpose, and let It rise over
night In the morning, Just before
baking the cakes, stir a level teaspoon
ful Of soda into a quarter Of a cupful
Of lullewarm water and beat It into the
batter until il foams. Then fry test
cake on a hot griddle, and if It Is too
thick, add more water or milk to the
batter At least a pint Of the batter
should be left for the next baking. to
use in place of the yeast. To renew the
batter, add the ingredients in the
same proportion as the first time.
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FROM OVER THE COUNTY.
Grant snapshot..

Grant Snapshots
Have you drawed one Of those dad
gum" chewing gum pocket knives?
Several Of the boys have been fortu-
nate enough TO draw nice gold" hand
led pen knives.
Grandma CrOckfOrd has returned
home after an extended visit with re-
lstives at lndianOls, Neb. She Is max
ing her home with her son, Joe Crock
ford.
Charles Smith spent Sunday with
Bird CrOckfOrd.
James Garnhart sold two mule teams
recently
John Smith sold William Daizs a
horse last Saturday.
John Hobbs sold a large team Of
horses in GoOdlaud Saturday for 500.
Mr. Lister aud Mr. Robinson, Of Mul
drow. were In this section the first Of
the week with a view TO purchasing
brood mares
William Mass will hop clods for
Andy Kaiser the coming spring.
A SIR. Bushnell, of eastern Ohio, was
10 this vicinity Sunday looking At land
owned by a son iu-law Of his De had
Deen I'm portions of Texas and Neb
rasks, but this country suits him and
be may locate here some time ia the
future.
Mrs. Garnhart, mother OF Henry,
James and John Garuhart. has been on
the sick list the past week
Farming has commenced. The SOW
ing of winter wheat, barley aud spring
rye goes merrily on when conditions
permit, notwithstanding the scauty
outlook for = crop. The bOruy-handed
sons Of toll plOddeth on and hOpeth-if
It was not for hope how would the far
mer pull through
Gus Garnhart is reported very sick
At this writing
James Garnhart bought q team Of
horses of John Smith Monday for Sl65.
John Amos sold three horses the
first Of the week.
Horse buyers are more numerous
nowadays than candidates just before
an election.
Singing at Rhine school house is
progressing nicely under the leader
ship of ". B. Garfield.
1t Is reported Mr. Hilton will remove
from Wallace county TO Grant town
ship
Interest in Ruletou literary con
tinues uuabated- Several from here
attended last Thursday night. The
question, That the Chinese should be
excluded from America" was debated
Affirmative won. A lengthy program
was rendered ID. A Long. Henry Rung
aud Will Richardson rendered q dia
logue "Bill" attempted 70 crack = safe
when, at the crack OF @SambO's" riff,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-28
NEW WAYS ON THE BowERY.
The once Wicked street Has Become
Legitimate Business
ThorouEhfare

Although the BOwery still Possesses
the glamour Of wickedness for the
sailor on shore leave. the soldier OF a
vacation, OF the visitor from the coun-
try, New Workers are beginning 10
realize that the famous old thorough
fare, immOrtalized in song and story.
has become a staid and legitimate bust
ness street, states the New York Sun.
Barring an occasional dime museum,
a few cheap concert halls at the lower
end and twOscore saloons. the Bowerv
has been given over almost entirely 10
business men The BOwery stores are
busy ones, too, and many Of them han
de goods Of the best quality.
The merchants Of the Bowery are
organized into an association and they
are very jealous Of their reputation
as business men The day when the
BOwery shops was a Place TO cheat OF
rob the Unwary has passed.
It is interesting 10 note also that
New YOrk's Chinatown. at the lower
end Of the BOwery, has become quite 8
commercial center. A score or more
Cinnamon have opened shops along
Pen street, and their principal custom
ers are people from the upper part Of
the city, many Of whom drop in while
out seeing the sights.
For these, the shrewd Cinnamon
have in stock great quantities Of odd
Chinese toys and trinkets. Just at
present there IS a big sale for the wood
pulp flowers. which are packed into 1T
tie disks, and Ehen DROPPED into water
open up at once into very pretty crsa-
tons. These flowers are vel made and
one wonders how box Of Is OF 20 Of
them can be sold for I've cents
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FREE AFTER FIVE MONTHS.
DI.pateh from ConstantIDopIs Annouaesnr
the Release OF Miss Stone Bears the
Marx Of Authenticity.

ConstantinoP1e, Feb. 25-1iss Ellen
n. Stone, the American missionary,
who with Nine. TsiIka was captured
by brigands IN the district Of SalOni-
Ia September 80 last, has been re-
leased and arrived at Strumitza, Mace
donna Nobody was at Strumitza to
meet Miss Stone, as the brigands had
given no indication where they pro-
posed to release the prisoners. Nine.
Tsikla and her baby were also re-
leased at the same time. They are
well Miss Stone Immediately made
herself known TO the authorities.
A A GarigulO, first dragoman Of the
United States legation, and Dr. House,
one of the missionaries, who have
been at Sores, Macedonia, awaiting
the release Of Miss Stone. have start
ed for SalOnika to meet Miss Stone
and her companion United States
Minister Leischman is the recipient
Of congratulations on the success OF
his action in trusting the brigands
with the ransom before the release of
the captives.
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RESORT TO DYNAMITE.
Ineendiaries Try to Blow Up All
Leading Assay Offices in the
Cripple Creek District.

Victor, Col, Feb. 25.-CriPPle Creek
is in state of terror owing to a
PrecOncerted attack upon all the lead
ing assay offices doing business in
the district. Beginning at three
o'clock Sunday morning and follow
ing in rapid succession six explosions
wrecked as many assay Offices IN the
centers, ranging from Victor to Grip
pie Creek and up to GOldfeld. In
every instance the object sought by
the incendiaries was accomplished by
the destruction Of the offices with
their fine equipment of delicate bal
ances The raiders did not hesitate
TO jeOpardize life as all but one of
the buildings were also occupied by
sleeping families. As it was, men,
women and children were hurled out
Of their beds by the shocks and Sc
rious injuries inflicted.
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Prairie View.

Gus Ganhart Is sick. Dr. Gulick has
been to see him twice. He Is reported
some better.
Merit Price got a hurt while playing
at school last week that has kept her
at home since.
Jim Ganhart sold three mules to
Charles Johnson last week
A man with his family from Okla
hOma has moved in with Gus Ganhart.
Fred Thurston and wife were visit
ing IN this vicinity last week
We understand that Mr.. Hilton is
moving in with John Ganhart.
The question for debate At the Kemp
school house this week Is sThat IntOX-
Icating Liquor Has Caused More Mis-
cry than War, Famine and Pestilence."
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Kansas City, Feb 5-Sales b. sample
on track: Wheat-rSo. hard. nc: No
3 hard. L361Z1kcs No ? red, sic: No. 3
red, 79ds0c- Corn-NO. 2 mixed. sc; No.
3 mixed, 5Tst 65S5zcs No white, s57z664c;
No white, 81 665c- Oats-No- ? mixed
Z1k6e7kc: No. mixed. 42G4Ekc; No. 2
white ~ 645c- No white, 42643c- Rye
No 2 60c- Hay-Timothy, &11poG 1885,
prairie, S7OOd12.O0. Eggs. TIC per dOZ
Poultry-Hens. live. Sc per h; ROSTERS.
171zGZzc EACH twkeyss B61Oc; ducks.
&C; geese. 566c; pigeons. 75c per dOz-
Butter-Creamery, extra fancy, sc per
H.; dairy. 20cs store packed. Tie POta-
toes-Car lots. 906s5c per bu-; sweets.
S-O063E per Dbl Lettuce, 50dT5c per =
bu. Spinach, S1-00 per bu- Onions, S1-05
ais per bu- Cabbage, E-50d2O0 per cwt.
Apples. fancy, $3Ood5-o0 per Dbl
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4 REAL LIVE PRINCE HERE.
Americans Are Showing the Kali
ssr's Brother a Good Time.
Booming Cannon Greeted HIS Arriv-
N at New EOrk-vfsit TO Two
Houses OF COnsress-OmciaI
Dinner at the White House.

New York. Feb. 24.-Prince Henry
of Prussia reached New York yester-
day and was cordially welcomed as a
guest Of the nation. The land bat
teries that guard the outer harbOr
sounded the first greeting in pom
derous salute of d guns, the rifles Of
q special naval squadron assembled
IN his honor re-echOed the senti-
ment; there were verbal greetings
from the representatives of President
Roosevelt, the army, the navy and the
city Of New York, and a great crowd
lined the way into the city to see and
cheer the sailor prince Of Germany
His. Arrival at Warrington
Washington, Feb. 25.-Prince Henry
arrived in Washington at 1920 Mon
day morning. He was met by Secre-
taries Hay and Long, Count Quadt
and two other attaches Of the German
embassy. Ten minutes later he left
for the white house.
Arriving at the white house the par
~ was conducted through the main
lobby into the Red ParlOr, thence into
the East room and from there the
prince was conducted through the
Green room to the Blue parIor where
the president was in waiting to re-
ceive him In conformity with diPlo-
matte etiquette the president received
the royal visitor in private and with
out introduction. This was made
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-28

Washington, Feb. 22.-The house
committee on territories Friday unan-
imOusly voted to report bills for the
admission of the territories of New
Mexico, Arizona and Oklahoma. The
vote was taken up on motion made
by Mr.. Moon, of Tennessee, declaring
it to be the sense of the committee
that these territories were entitled to
statehood and that subcommittee be
appointed to prepare the bills. The
subcommittee were appointed.
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But in the wind no the safe blowers
ghost appeared, spiritiug the dusky
Ethiopian away.
Orlie Cochran will reside on the
Cure farm for A while.
Jun makes a good president, doesn't
heS
James COrkill, who lives in VOltaire
township, has almost recovered from
severe spell Of sickness.
A new windmill wheel will occupy
the place Of the old one on Henry Bussi
windmill tower.
II is said Charles Didra prOpbesies
big snow the last Of the month. Rush
IL along, Charles.
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DIE Aeainst Fusion.

Topeka, Kan. Feb. 22.-The Popu-
lists of Kansas, in session here yes
terday, decided late last night that
there would be no utilization between
the POpUiists and democratic forces
in Kansas this year. A strong fac
ton led by ex-COngTessman Ridgely
favored absolute surrender to the
democrats, but there were enough of
the Old-time pOpulists to defeat this
plan.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-28

Kansas City. Feb E-Cattie-lEsrEet
steady 70 strong beef steers, fL75d6-50;
native cows. s2coT465s native Etockers,
$o51G4 55- Hogs - Market steady for
heavy. weak for light at SL8G6 81.
Sheep-Market strong and higher sheep,
f4OoG5-S5s lambs, - o06658.
Chicago Feb E--Cattle-Good TO prime
steers $s50d7-25s stockers and feeders.
Sz5o04-65s Texas fed steers. l5Q65-Z5-
Hog@MiIed and butchers, Ss566.3o-
Sheep-GOOd to choice Wethers. $A7565.50;
western sheep. $4,000; native lambs,
Sl596.6.
&350Ge-30s stockers and feeders. s. 5od4- 50:
Texas steers. S3-o0E75-5o. Hogs-Pigs and
lights, S5-s5Gs10; butchers. S60oG6- q.
Sheep-Natives, SA59S5s lambs $500
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TWO SOLDIERS OVERHEARD.
Transport Hancock, which Arrived at san
Francisco from Manila on Tuesday,
Had q Stormy Voyage

San Francisco, Feb. 26.-The trans
port Hancock arrived from the Phil
ipPines Tuesday with 81 cabin passen-
gers, 1922 soldiers and 81 military
prisoners There were three deaths
on the voyage, which was a stormy
one, and two men were swept over
board and drowned. The Rosecrans
which arrived last night brought 591
returning soldiers. Most of the
troops belong to the Twenty-second
infantry.
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OUTRAN THE MOB.
Negro at BOOnvIIle, Mo-, Murdered HiG
Wife and Then Got into JAN to
Escape Being Lynehed.

BOonville, No, Feb. 26.-Afrs. Mamie
Reaves, wife Of Charley, alias Spin
ner," Reaves, was shot to death by
her husband at a cOlored dance hall
on North Main street Monday night.
Immediately after Reaves had killed
his wife he made his escape from the
building with a crowd Of angry men
after him. He outsPrinted the crowd
and reached the county Jail in time
to deliver himself to the sheriff and
was locked up in the murderer's cell
before the pursuers arrived.
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Nebraska IL d. I,ouIs.

Omaha, Neb., Feb. 26.-At a meet
ing here yesterday the Nebraska CON-
mission to the st. Louis worlds fair
decided to have the state represented
by splendid exhibits of agriculture,
horticulture, live stock, manufactures
and specialties. J. Sterling Morton,
a member of the committee, and
former secretary Of agriculture, viii
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Home-sIade Lemon Extract.

A lemon extract that one is sure is
pure can be easily made at home
Crate OF enough of the outside peel
of lemons to I'LL a small bottle, taking
care that none of the white part Of
the rind gets IN, as this VIII give bit
ter taste. When the bottle is full
cover with pure alcohol, and set away
for three weeks At the end Of that
time, the contents Of the bottle should
be strained, and the extract Is ready
for use An even teaspOOnful Of this
preparation wiz favor quart Of Gus
tard or other similar dfsh--N- L.
Post
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secretarr Lonr vi Retire.

Washington, Feb 22--After the
cabinet meeting Friday Secretary
Long stated that the report that he
intended leaving the cabinet was
quite true He said he had fixed upon
no specific date for his leaving and
he had not yet formally sent his res
ignation TO the president. The presi-
dent, however, was fully aware of his
purpose, which was formed many
months ago.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-28

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 25.-Secretary
Coburn, of the Kansas board of agri-
culture, was forced to take his pen
in hand yesterday and go after Chief
Chemist Wiley, of the agricultural de-
paTtment at Washington, who has
been saying that Kansas cannot grow
sugar beets. Secretary COburn shows
hoT little Mr.. Wiley knows about it
by pointing out what three Kansas
counties did in 1901.
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Want = SUNDAY for nIarrrr..

Washington, Feb. 22.-The Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolution
have asked congress TO set aside the
Sunday following the birthday ami
Yersity OF the late President McKin-
ley ''as day of prayer in memory Of
our martyTed presidents, Lincoln,
Garfield and Mckinley
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An In.nne nTurderer &c Iarr..

st. Joseph, No, Feb. 25.-John Rec
ord, of DeKaIb, a double murderer
and one of the most desperate and
troublesome men ever treated at the
state insane asylum here, escaped yes
terday by manufacturing a key and
unlocking his cell
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Az Unlted states TO Paw.

Whiting, Ia, Feb. 25.-Charles A
Anderson has filed q claim with the
state department at Washington for
$50, 900 damages for the death Of his
sister, Hilda S. Anderson, who was
killed by the boxers in Mongolia prov
ince, China, in 1900.
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Cnba Has Poor Rnada

Washington, Feb. 25.-A Gazetteer
Of Cuba" viii soon be issued by the
United States geological survey. Sugar
cane occupies ~ per cent. OF the cul-
tivated lands in the island. For trans
POrtatiOn the island depends upon
very poor wagon roads and ]. 100 miles
of RAILWAYS
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6. A. r. Encampment October 8.

Washington, Feb 2s.-Tbe annual
eneampment of the G. A. r viii be
held here during the week eommenc-
ing October 6. The citizens viii give
SIS, 1000 for aid to needy veterans com
ing here.
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New York, Feb. 26.-FOr the loss
OF both feet BY being run over BY
street car, a jury IN the supreme
court has awarded seEen-year-Old Vim
cent 8Tuessman SO, 700 damages
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Value Of Domestic Animals.

Washington, Feb. 22--The census
bureau announces that all the domes-
tic animals in the United States have
a probable value of at least s., POO. OOO,-
900. OF this amount the value Of the
animals on the farm and ranges con-
stitute over % per cent.
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Chicago. Feb 22.-Arthur Egan, the
II year-Old boy who has saved p lives
IN Lake Michigan viii be presented
with medal awarded by the Royal
Humane society Of London.
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Arrested at spiekard. No.

Lake Charles, La, Feb ga. E
BatsOn has been arrested at Spick-
ard, Mo-, on the charge OF having
murdered five members Of the Earl
family near Welch, Ia The arrest
was made IN response to a telegram
sent by Deputy Sheriff Richard yes
terday.
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Don,t want the Cb,Bese.

Manila, Feb. 25.-Acting Civil Gov.
Wright, replying to a question ad-
dressed him by the American chamber
Of commerce, said that the United
States Philippine commission unani-
mOusly favored. q. modification Of the
present order prohibiting Chinese
from entering the Philippines
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Columbus, o. Feb 22.-The house
OF Representatives of the Ohio Iegis-
lature has by vote OF % TO . placed
itself on record as being IN favor Of
eIecting the United States senators
by a direct vote of the people.
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Topeka, Kan, Feb 24.-GOv. w. E.
Stanley Saturday made a formal an
nOuncement OF his candidacy for Unit
ed States senator, TO succeed William
a Harris. He is the first candidate
to make an avowal Of his intentions.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-28

London, Feb 24.-The government
has decided to develop and civil
ize Uganda, the British east Africa
prOtectOrate, on a grand scale. Lieut..
Col Sadler has been commissioned in
the capacity Of British consul gener-
al to proceed to Africa and take up
the work in accordance with the Of
fetal programme.
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Marshall, No, Feb. s6.-1Irs- Geor-
gia Whitney, a negresss was killed
/ here Monday night By William Jones,
negro BE -cut the WomaR with .
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Miriam-What makes you so positive
Aiiss Sereleaf IS past 402
Mellieent-An infallible sign-she IS
beginning 10 wear hats suitable for
girls Of 2o.-BrookIn Eagle
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Brs.. Meeks-HoW DO you know that
stranger you were talking to is mar
rie5 man? Did he say be was?
Meeker-Nos but he looked sort Of
sympathe1ic when told him I was
Chicago Daily News
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Chicago, Feb 25.-Ofcials of the
Burlington railroad have started
campaign against intoxicants with a
view to graduating their use by the
employees Of every department not
only on duty. but also while OF duty.
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ED BUTLER INDICTED.
Prominent Politician or St Louis Accused
Of Attempted Bribery In Connection
with Garbage Contract.

St. Louis, Feb. 26-Edward Butler,
st. Louis most prominent democratic
politician, was indicted yesterday by
the February grand jury for attempt
ed bribery in connection with the
city garbage reduction contract.
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stTTea1erss BIu.t De I.Icensed.

Springfield, III. Feb s2.-The SUI
Preme court Friday handed down an
opinion that a magnetic healer IS q
physician and not q trained nurse,
and Therefore must have e license.
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Havana, Feb 26.-Dr. Thomas Es-
trada-Palma and Senior Estevez were
formally elected by the electoral col
tege respectively first president and
first vice president Of the Cuban re-
public
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Washington, Feb. 26.-The receipts
Of internal revenue for January
amounted to S2O,s56,z22, a decrease as
compared with January, 1901, Of s.,
OF, OO6.
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A FlIplno Insargent Tsand Surrender.

Manila, Feb. 26.-The last insur-
gent band, which has been operating
in the vicinity of Calamba, Laguna
province, Luzon, composed Of a cap
tain, three ieutenants and 81 pri-
Yates, 81 Of the latter being armed
with rifles, have surrendered.
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Young wife Under arrest

Mariana, Ark, Feb. 26.-Mrs- George
WOoten, a bride Of i've weeks, is IN
der arrest charged with killing her
husband by giving him poisoned
whisky. The couple lived in the cOun-
try and quarreled over property.
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Chicago, Feb Z5.-wheat-No. red. s29
&c; No. g. 7S6S05zc: No. 2 hard winter,
74d75c; No. g T3675cs No I northern
spring, 7567c; No. 2. 736T5c; No. g Ga
&c Coru-No. g 55zt d5Tc. Oats-No. 2.
4294Kc; No. g HZ642c.
St Louis, Feb. E5--Wheat-No. red.
cash, elevator, s27sc; track, S31zds41zc; No.
2 hard, T7679c. Corn-NO. cash, 5S5scs
track, SEC Oats-No. cash, 451Eci track,
43KNAnkc