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The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-20
PRATT CITY
Commercial Club Elects New Board
 of Directors.

Pratt City. September 19.-(Special.)- The Commercial ,l1o met last evening in the office of Secretary T. Key with a full attendance of its members. Iamt 8 A. Kirk, w. H. Harvard and Job Going were appointed a committee to select a board of directors.
 The following names were presented and elected to serve for term of twelve months: Frank Jeffries L. L. Alison. c. R. Atkins, W. H. Barnard. J. B. Aird J. II. Sidmore, Dr. R. H. Hamrick.
 The board of directors will meet on Monday evening next The club has changed its regular meeting night from Thursday to Monday evening. The next meeting will be held on the evening of the 29th.
 The frame building on the corner of Third and Brown streets, formerly oc- cupied by the Lovelady Drug company, has been removed to the rear of Job Co., ing's dry goods store and Wal be used as warehouse. E. w. Young, owner of the lot on which the building stood pro- pose to erect brick building on 1t in the near future.
 The fteldll MeTCndnIS fTOteCtlFe aSSO- citation met this evening.
 Miss Ruby Fletcher of Albertvile is at the home of w. D. Young, where she teaches class in elocution.
 Mrs. l.. s. Jones, Mrs. John Barton and Miss Susie Hoffman of Birmingham visit ed friends in the city yesterday.
 Cleveland Seay will leave Monday for Nashville, Tenn. where he will enter the Peabody Normal institute
 A flag will be raised over the new public school building at Vivian tomor- row morning, the exercises to begin at o'clock. Prof Thomas R. Walker, su- perintendent of the pubic schools at that place, has arranged an interesting programme, and several prominent edu- cators will be present to take part
 H. w. Culpepper and Dr. R. F. Love lady will leave Monday night for Cleve- land, O., where the latter goes as delegate to the Pharmaceutical associa- ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-20
ENSLEY.
Uneasiness Felt as to Condition of
 Mervin Cassidy.

Ensley, September Special )-Mer- win Cassidy does not improve from his recent illness and much anxiety is felt by his relatives. His mother. Mrs James Cassidy, will arrive tonight from her home in Cleveland, O., in response to a telegram sent her yesterday. MT. Cassidy is 19 years of age and an employe of the Alabama Steel and Wire company, enjoy- ing the confidence of his employers and fellow workmen. He is at the home of his aunt, Mrs. T. F. Keenan on Avenue C. and Twentieth street
 The wedding Of Miss Beulah Dorsett to MT. Frank Lee took place last night at St. Johns Episcopal church, the Rev. J. J. D. Hall officiating. The attendants were Charles Mandy and Mrs Emma Locker. The bride wore d white gown of organdie, festoomcd with ribbons, carry ing flowers. Immediately after the cere- mony they were rendered a reception at the home of the bride on Avenue G and Twentieth street They will be at homo after the 18th on Nineteenth street and Avenue H.
 Miss Agnes Muliaeky arrived the first of the week and is the guest of her brother, J. l.. Mullaeky.
 Pat Mullaelxy is slowly recovering from a long spell of typhoid fever.
 S. Frank, salesman for Broda Bros, is confined to his home on Avenue with typhoid fever.
 Miss Eva Bird is entertaining tonight in hcnor of the baseball players oS Rome Ga.
 w. H. Armbruster. manager of the Crescent Grocery company and a prom inent Pythian, formerly of St. Louis, will deliver ar address tonight at the meeting of the Knights of Pythias.
 Little May Brazzleton is sick at the home of her parents. and it is feared that she will have typhoid fever.
 Mrs. Henry Rroda is rapidly recovering from severe spell of sickness.
 Carl Martin was burned about the shoulders and face yesterday at the steel plant.
 E. W. Wood, Ensleys most prominent merchant is rapidly recovering after a long spell of fever and will be able to be at his business in few days This will be learned by his many friends wiSn pleasure.
 City Attorney w. J. Martin is entertain- ing his brother from Jemison.
 The Cagle sisters are at the Ensley opera house tonight entertaining another large audience with their music, songs and dances. They play again tomorrow night.
 Miss Mckenzie has just returned from the eastern market. having spent two weeks purchasing the stock for the mill lintry parlors of Miss Allie Whit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-20
SHEFFIELD
Large Deposits of Bltumlnous Asphalt
 Have Been Found.

Sheffield, September 1s.-(speciaL )-The report was sent out from here a few days ago that there had been found a large deposit of bituminous asphalt in this lo- cality. Your correspondent has just seen a report on this material made by the Pittsburg Lesting Laboratory of Pitts burg, Pa. which shows a percentage of bitumen much higher than the average of rock asphalt, 1t being s.6O per cent, and that from a surface sample. The re- port further says this material can easily be made equal in every respect to the Standard mixture now in use for paving purposes.
 This gives Alabama another raw mate rial that will swell the list of her natural resources.
 The property will be developed by N. J. Thompson & Son of this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-20
GEORGE sIDDoNs DIES.
Death Said to Be Due to Heart Fail-
 ure.

Uniontown, September 19.-(Special)- J. George Siddons, a well known citizen of Siddonsville, Marengo county, who was here on a visit to his brother, Major Frank Siddons, died today about noon. He was on the streets apparently Tn his usual health Tuesday evening and ex- pected to return home yesterday but in the afternoon he was suddenly taken il with heart trouble and died today.
 Mir. Siddons, who was bachelor, leaves B brother here, Major Siddons, who is in feeble health and at Siddonsvllle an- other brother, Gilbert Siddons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-20

quiet because leading concerns have sold their entire product of staple goods
 Failures for the week number 199 in the United States, against 157 last year, and 25 in Canada, compared with 20 a year ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-20

91s Herman Building, MILWAUKEE. WIs, Feb. 27. 1902.
 had i'll years; nothing helped given up hope dreaded every month it knew suffering grew tain, complexion bad everything iraed friend advised Wine f Gadu and she urged the strongly followed advice found pleasant like disgusting In short time began improve and digestion better made regular reduced the pain and finally disappeared entirely gained pounds months and feel in excellent healh and relieved perfect health
 A4~ Ra4<X M1E1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-20

THERE is hardly man or wo.
 man in this land who has not {
 mother, wife, sister or daughter who is now suffering as Mrs. White suffered. These silent sufferers are martyrs to their modesty. Even their nearest relatives know only half of the story of woe they might tell. What great service you could rem der your loved ones by securing them a bottle of Wine of Cardui, the med lcine which made such 2 happy change in Mrs. Whites life. Can you put the cost of life of suffering with hundreds of dollars in doctors bills, against the small price of the few bottles of Wine of Cardui which cured Mrs. White 50 quickly?
 The fact that Mrs. White suf- teTcd for seven long years shows that when proper treatment is not secured the trouble grows worse And this letter shows that Wine of Cardui is q positive and permanent cure. Mrs, Whites case was chroni~ Nothing helped her until she began taking this urGnderful Cardui treat >eat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-20

Wine of Cardni benefits tbe yOuns girl just entering wemanhood by properly starting tho menstrual func- tiou and keeping 1t regular through x life. l. relieves barTenuess in tho wife and stops all bearing down pains, ulceTations, iufammstions and draina. It makes childbirth easy for the mother and safely car ries her, at middle age, through that dangerous period known as the change of life. When Wine of Car dui can bs secured so easily in every town in this land health Is within the grzsp of almost eyexy woman. The Wine of Cardui treatment can be taken privately at home by any lady without the advice of doctor or without doctors local sxamina- ton, yet 30 thorough and complete is this treatment that shousards of cases which doctors would submit to the operating table have been cured by this simple medicine in the home.
 All druggists san S1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardui.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-20

If your food does not digest well. few doses of Prickly Ash Bltters will set matters right. It sweetens the breath, strenL hens the stomach and di- gestion, creates appetite and cheerful ness
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-20
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The above signature is on the wrapper of every bottle of the genuine OWENS PINK MlxTURE-the baby's friend from birth until he has his teeth. All druggists.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22
en- Observation-Disclosures fra Jatersdalen
Ia0rIaLt a h SIN yeraRefi SIC.

Sun bar "gpaoeroie." plot %
breot bcfienot for i'm S~fisnbeN, Der.
til al rig % aniet SlGat, ina bttn
funoe foa, boem bun piloe; men libel.
bigpis iaIbt benbes gaIg pao pa.
buen& Ssn. Der bare ifuloe oroc en-
fioen @naro, os ba benbes Jar lit
pioe Oct, trlieSe han meo al orrbe
beuoe, bpiS bun life iog ben 8amle
Rifingen ira Soeret bsiere op t.Oa.
len.
Senten maattc Isle Jig, % (rolo.
pelien bIep %fuIobprbet; men @oobet
opgdu bun life. gun 1T In.eNniu8
til / al Semmeligbeo at msoc@ meo
"ben rettc," % aftalen par, At ban
ifll6e 6ortfsre betoe, itrafs Oct IoO
'tg 9lsre,
Oct bar NJ, eIlers life ida Ijae til,
for @amIen hauoe iattet MiStarfc %
paSiebe poo iom Ell Smeo, 90 tIIIlut
lao SSerten / TorrlOrenes Sntc og
icireoe "Seimarei$la," fl9ot ! rso
Staf % meo CHAD" paa Sopeoct.
Zen gamIe airreiten benOca Uar
noturIigpiS bebt / 8i9Itebilbct pna
@rrmS al Naboitobet; men NocIoen
isr hop0e en- al ACKNOWLEDGMENT
bragt Serten geifeb ON at tan uiIoe
paste poo at iao lnige fig oGt, uoor
De iflloe ttIboroS. % uente ocn0e |
Stlen hos Son Glen, Jon booze ct H..
BET Stptfe ira 9rpuupsgaarocn. 10
len hans ltoo Der, ipr9f o9 9o0t no
bollet - DC ifliloe nof faa '0apas
sSorlprang, at DC roaeoe ircnt til en-
al @i,ttena SIpgtntnge, iom Ioo %
pentebe Dem meb 9aao en- haIp Nttls
Bel u~eoenfor, og ser bar isr1ct Tor,
of De andre fife ifllloe finoc lroger'
iln9S 6ortoit paa oenne Sioc al 81.
ben.
Get IpffeoeS o9ioo Senten at fonl'
me ppt, mems 6sIget bolbt pao at
9jsre Zig fprbig til 4irfereiicn; mc1
iom isr ioat, 8lttter Dor bIanot @rpl.
lup5aiplterne, % Oct nfgioroe beQ9e3
Sfipbne for belle &ipet. Sht ltrrt
Irit bar bit ifiPnfet men rrto
Saono ira Den tibliee Ror8en, %
en- SLATE 9rpnoepin bapoe bon inf
tet til iig ior at forte GentctIoen.
Sppnoingen bar itor; Ssrltcn life
minOre; oen enc Gram gIeO 1lcnnem
9olien eiter Den on0en, og 0a Alprc'
item hans aabneoe Stlebsreu, loa
han osDoruffen paa 8ulpet.
l1oenfor fnGg9eOe 6olen, lnoenIor
inorfebe "oen rettc" omfnp mco Sem
ten" @rooo, % neoe ira @rpultp@.
9aarOet loo 6ooerenS Sorocnrsit,
Ser ban ltormeOe rrnot % Ie0tc eTtcr
Gotteren, iflenoenbe % bdnocnOe, iaa
Oct orocntIlg Unite al ban.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22

% erumiet, unelt 6Isoe til at biplpe
pon ben, meoens 5been oerimoS par
meget iterf. 9snnerne (bafeo beatsl,
ipemmeoe / en- feoaetig brnu GRoife
% Oct Dompeoe grso. (broipn breoo),
Dor iaa fIrbrigt, at bet bar uipiicligt.
Riienarpns- og sGssepiiobing oar Ii
segpIoig tilbereote % alto forfogte.
Soften forItob Tia pao at laoe oeilig
6iifeiuppe. men ingeti ortoen Slass.
Yie, Sage, See Cream og Coolies
par aItib gobe. Safti,m bar, at ole
Sorter isoe Eager par beore tillaoeoe
END De iubitantieIle.
Iegen Mao git ttlipilOe, forOi ben
bar boarIig tilapet % ieruereoes nG.
item FOLD. Waoel bIeo badret tno,
isr @i9iterne bIeo tiltaISte, % Oct
bar Oerfor en- S9noelle at iaa noget
parmt. 9eriom Waben, iom ~forIfafte'
oes, bapoe pGret pei tiaapet og par
ierperet b q T NJ, piloe 8ipiterne pa
u9ret tilfreos.
Sanume anfe, ion oen her anglo
ne, err berettiset mangfoloige Steocr
baabe / gpen % paa 2anoet. &oor'
iombeIit man fonlmer ben, oiIfuteres
Ser uforbeboIoent on Soitbolo %
IaoIaoning. WaOiteaet baaoe paa
Soteler 90 / pripote 6amiIier babies
Iangt oitere enc Oct roles. 9otemio.
let moatte Ietteit finbes oerpeo, at Der
bIep gipet fremifuot BlaOs / Sfolerne
og i auiierne iii S1toprentning al oct
~nsopenoige l. at iimpel, tOeroagS'
Iia Wfab bIir bel tiaaoet, meb nstagtlg
oa omtpegeIig llnoerpi&ning / @rlmo'
principerne, Der Gang poa Gang
trnnees at gie1lta9eS og eftertrpftc'
Zig ~forflareS."
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22
Snraaplnf.

Wtis Mlice Roolenelt bar aroet life
Tibet al fin 5arS Stprfe og IftIoltct.
8reiioent Rooiepelt tiger feIo ON i'm
efter bpoo "&abies' Some
S2~ourndI" fortpQer, at "bltn iiooer
fife inoenosrs % folOer tine Spr1ocr
og ~ingenting beItiaer. SUN er en- goo
Soogien9erife % fan 8aa Here 0tll
i Grpf Itgeiaa raft, iom ieg fan ieIu.
gun fan ribe, fiere, goa paa Sfi, m
&c, fient bun life brpoer Jig meget
ON Sfpbning. Set to8er jog heller
life ioo nsie; oct er life neopenoig al
SeIbreoSbeniDn, men 9eDP9elIe / Sri.
Init er, og Oct bar bun tilitrGttellg
al"
- MrS. RooiepcIt bar al FrGii,
bent 9ia5 al Mertco faoet Jig tiIIenot
en- 8aoe, Der beltnar al ire npoeli8e
Stpffer @inigms9roberi ("oralpn
>port"O. De itoI bore De imlrffelte
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22
Jffe maalbunoen.

Set er poo en- Greitegaarh poo
2anoet / Gorge. On Gag, iuit iom
Greiten er tiIitebe i aisffeuet, font
mer Ell Iioen Gut Ssn al 8reitens
SusmonO ino, oe ga ban bar irem.
booret lit @riuoe, ipsr Srelten ON
han piI bupe Iiot 0too. SO ho, Oct
pilbe ban; men ibet ban begpnote at
ipiic, Iegaer Ereiten Mterfe til. at
8utten life "Ieite for @obeu", %
benpenbte Jig oerfor inoleOeS til bam:
"$Spoo Tiger Oh, naar on 9aar til.
boroS oo, @lltten min?"
"Mo. ri bar nof itno 8or0, BIZ
iparebe 8utten, ri otter be- Ell itcr
9iite."
"Spoo Tiger bu. lroor on eoor iii
Gtiten ga og foar Mao?"
Seq fonr nof life bore me- be-
aiita' better ieg," Io9oe @utten, leg
mao iitto poa @olpe' "a ifrapa 8rp.
ia, iegl"
"9aa, booo tiger ou ion nnnr b1t
beepnber meo BET Oo?" fortlatte Sre'
item ufortrsOen.
"Stnol"
"Gno Sin Nor ga? Siger bum
nooet til Oia?"
"Nu. IN iier: Got 6ia lite nao,"
ipurebc 8utten.
"Sm! % bin 6or, noor ban hsrer
Din Mor iuoffc ioaleOeS til Big, BIZ.
Der Eou ga life pre0 poa benoc?"
Mci".
"Si9er ban iom sin Nor fanIfc?"
"Nei BON Iicr; @i faar Ifrdpa /
oS bel, for noor ri bar 9te op oe' ri
Dor, moo Den Sure beta, ronr. ri fan
fdo no metre, Tier bolt" iooreoe Gut
ten.
~Snoffcr ban oIbrig noeet on mig
oo?" ipllrgte Ereiten.
"4o io!"
"Sooo tiger ban ON mig oo?"
80 Ian tiger, atte Ereitcn letter
/ Jig metre poa f~iorten Gar emo ri
Ief3 hime hos % Pter / oS pao belle
Worett"
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22

Soraippes ruifeoc bum / @uttet
i'm; ban par % bleo ianielsS. Sao
Iagbe bun paa Sprang et gaguci
neo moo 9ruoefuIet taien % roalc
Minlter ienere res bun no al Suuet
op moo Hahoioanet, buor ben garnle
Rifinsen penteoe poa Solppeieu for
at ferc beitoe til Rirfe UNDER 8Ioffe'
flons % SrommebpiroeI.
Meget 8ano par Isbet / Stro iioen
ben DAG; Sentens s lr par groanet,
% 8sruebsruene begpnoie laa lmaat
at oofse til rin0t berloc pao Den gill.
De @aaro. tpor bum troueoe breo %
mrsta % itpreoe Son og Solgeroot.
Ter meb mpnotg Saano, mems oen
gan1Ie Rifinaen benoeS taSieoe rurot
! Gsreue, piSien % inoifrumpeu %
ieigIipet ionl ben pGrite "ippenbe 6ar
/ Suiet."
I'll Siembpgoen fonl bun neitct
aIbri9; Golf brugte life at rete loa
flittia 8ooro iurelem poa Den Sto,
iom De eler MI Ell bar faat baaoe 70.
oelast &ei o. Sernbaue % Iampiflb.
Nen EFT Sui bar bun retit neo ior
at iioIc iig hos i'm GI0itc 9ror, Der
bopoe bapt 6orSgaaroen / mauafoI'
otse Iar. Som bun lao peo Gin,
Duet % itirreoe no. fom 8onIeflGrc.
item benoeS ruQgcuoe forbi, tIGot /
&sitiosoragt meo a1rGbl,fser % lsIp.
ipnubte Sfo; Oct LANCE, QraaiprPnqtc
SfiGe ilommeoe reo ooer 9rnitet o1
0obbeltIIiren hang peo 2ToerbcItet
runot 2ioet.
Den jtaIte aone oppe / Binnuet rel.
ite ita op ira 9pnfen % iuIgte 5anl
meo 2inene, iii Fan ioriuonot bag
Photographer; iaa oro9 bun ct opbt
Suf. "4a iomen q han life oene
cnbo1a," hpiifeOc bun baIphplt % iat.
:e iig neo iaien, bIeg % itiuc; thi buoo
fan Oct biGlpe:
I'm Del r rife, init al me frlnnc Sci
auI life,
So hielpe BET, I'M Elm Inag pno BuI0,
5pit at Siortefiita G iutefuIo?
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22
ct Snblrg ON iirnpcl N~aSlapning.
lGlutnins fra forr. Ro.)

Rosle Gafta fra en- Sommers Grfa.
ring | lanbligt WabiteI fan tiene til
at beIpic bette meo Senipn til iimpel
WabIaoning.
Man forIanger life aleilags fine
Setter paa 2onoet, NOR Supet og tppe
Dill borte ira nRrmeite Marfebs.
ploos, men penter iiteoet at iaa goo,
iinpel Scott bel tiuapet % tiltreffen-
be leroeret, ON osiaa fun Ell mooerat
8ris betaIes berior. 8rsoet og De
Ruffiins, man fit Der, bar b~eitnnbig
al boarGig apalitet. Srsoet bar itegt
for baitigt, ioa BET baooe formege7
Saftigbeo, oe Sforperre uiroer og
paa Stoerne bar 'uaiten ~faroelsie,
men paa Soppen forbrpnote. Der
bagteS grso boer Gag, iaa man aItio
fif Oct ganife ferift og oFte oarrnt, OF
"Soait" (rtitet 8rso) bar ~oeSaariag
beItonoig utilfreosItiaenoe. Wanee
Wenneiter ipnes at tro, at ferIft ournt
9rs6 er ben eneIte Sort, man bsr
ipiie. 9eriom De bare uiloe unosr'
iege Stngeu, piloe De ftnhe, at 8rso,
Der er ct 8sgn gammelt. er lar8t let.
tere at forosie og mere nGrenoe.
RufftnS oe Raisbrso ima9te bittert
al SODA og par garIfe ulptieligt.
"9reaffoIt Sooos" oar fIltmpebe og
cite forIibet fogte. 8isoet baobe boz.
ret for lanee oper Sloen, enten bet
nor iteet ener baet, og naur bet gialot
Steg, par BEN aIttb i~faoret / tpffe
unppetitlige Stioer. SIieboloig Ra.
freI, oe orben beilp9tet Silt, pat itegt
SmuIt, iom gioroe ber uiorosteltg
ce Tibet appetitIig. SegetabiIierne
fom meItenbeIs Iige fra Saoen, %
por ferife og rtsre, men oaurIiat frpo'
reoe. Sierfre Dor altio bel itegt,
men iielber at foa, s@g bar alto at
erboloe og Dor eobe, naar be fogte3
meb Sfullet poo, eaer tiIlabebes ionl
Speilpg, men 1aor be fom paa gor'
oct Itegte, orpppebe De Of 6eot VI bar
uloeles uforbsieIige. "9ougbmlts"
par ufropigeIig ferife % sooe, boorfor
het Loo til, at man foritoo fig poa ben
8roceS at itege / Smltlt, men oenne
Wetbooe brltgtes oIbrig meo 3iifebol.
Ter, iom oIti0 itegtes pao 8unoen al
Stegeponoen / ltbt ioIt 6Ieifefeot.
aofen Dor al ooorIig &DaIitct, tpno
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22
ut belbreSe Ga Gripsc 4s Elmer.

Sntet gtiboel ct Iist 8urner's White
Wine of Tar Syrup mob benne frpsteIige
ps farIi9e Sp9bom. Raar ben bru9cs grun'
oi9t % i 3ioe, OiG ben beIbrebe ct SiIiGIoe /
As elmer, % iur 6oite iom ipIger So Grippe.
oil ben uirapieeIi9 bi9Ipe. 8riS 25c pQ sos.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22

Grpoer paa iooonnt slrbcioe, Der no.
eeniinoe er fommet betttilanos, %
blep ienSt Rrs. Rooiepelt joni ct Or.
fienOtIistebsbepis for ocn Suteresie,
bum bor bit Iigeoperfor S~indrbeibcrc
i Rorto Rico.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22
"GeOieIsDnaSboacn." ionl lea II

"6eOieIsoogSbogen," iom ieq iif
iom 4rpnnie nleb "0ecorab. Yoiteu,"
ri! ieg iise Gem tuien Eof for. Seq
bar boIot 0ercS 9loo "Gccorab.Ro
item" / ilere Mar % bor faaet mnltgc
Yrpmier, men "6soieI&Oo9abo9cn"
opergoar benz ale, oa ben oiI pGre ct
0tinbe % e, Grlnorin8abo0 loo pei
oper 0e0e iom 6sote, % IIBeleoeS ian
Der neotegueo @e9loenbe0tr % alOet,
iom Ell mcocr i &ipct, lnu ocu fan an.
bcfaIeS til etbpert Stem.
9cl0cnutuc. @i2. VI. q. 2.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22

Cor en- lib ftben mootOs reg SpmaYtnsu
sSusptnnen.S Zen er / dGe YsIt ~ttIfreoss
utIeuoe % arbstosr liaeiaa soot iOm De, Der
sr meaet bprere. 7tu CT ti1tae it1rf % al
imust uoieeRoe. SraatsH foitebs so gerta
cans J. Sasen, ga CROSSE. 88.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-10-17

Hardwood lumbermen of the entire
country may combine.
Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge for the
Americas cup is accepted by the New
York Yacht club.
Government publishes figures showing
how the United States leads the world in
the production Of coal.
LOCAL.
Chief Clerk Peterson, of the state
board Of health, discovers that cases of
smallpox In Norfolk and HenryviIle were
never reported to either state or local
boards.
Judge Otis denies the application of q
divorced woman TO resume her maiden
name, because she deserted her husband
without cause.
Aid. Dah1quist assures the aldermanic
committee on streets that he will exert
every effort to secure the passage Of the
Broadway loop ordinance.
Mrs. Louisa Swanson, a half-breed IN
dian woman, has a pitiful experience
wandering over the state in search of her
home and family.
Plans for new steel bridge on Ar
cade street, with thirty-two foot road
way and sidewalks six feet wide are ac-
cepted.
Attorney General Childs denies that he
hand anything to do with drafting the
Jacobson per cent gross earnings bill.
Total eclipse of the moon occurs in a.
clear sky and is witnessed by thousands
of citizens.
DR.. ohage wins his fight against the
repeal of the smoke ordinance.
Grand Master Hawley looks for satis-
factory settlement of the switchmens s
conference.
Assemblyman Arnold's ordinance to keep
flats off Summit avenue.
State Association of Christian Endeavor
meets in annual convention.
FoREIGN-~
Mass meeting at Kingstown, St Vincent,
alleges maladministration of relief funds
and demands change of governors.
British parliament opens and Irish
members make disturbances.
Leaders of the revolution in Hatl go into
exile.
Russian prince is killed by Circassian
brigands.
England is worrying because Of Russia's
efforts to get control of the Dardanelles.
MINNEAPOLIS
Farmer from Saskatchewan Tilted by an
Iowa girl, comes to Minneapolis and finds
a bride in day.
Secretary H. M. Bracken, Of the state
board of health, says that the Minneap-
oils health department is prosecuting the
dairymen of Mounds View
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-10-17
THOMAS M'CALL NOT AS
DEAD AS THEY THOUGHT
He Shows Up in Time to Prevent His
FuneraI-No Light on Murder
Mystery.

Thomas Mccall is not dead. On the
contrary, he is very much alive, and
horribly embarrassed by the atten-
tons Of relatives and friends who to
the number Of several score have been
holding a wake over a, live Irishman
half the night.
The dead man, whose body was
found in Prospect park, Minneapolis,
and who was identified in so sensation
al a manner by Mrs. Mccall as her hus-
bands brother, Hes in coffin of ornate
mounting at Gleason's undertaking
shop. The coffin was paid for by the
Mccall family. and the unknown VIC
tim Of violence seems quite at home
in it.
Mccall turned UP in a highly thrill
ling manner, just in time to keep his
name off tombstone. He is an en-
ploye of the Burlington, working in
the yards, and during all the excite
ment concerning his supposed assas-