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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-03
Before and After.

Single Man Ito himself)-I am sure
that darling little angel loves me. She
takes me into her confidence and tells
me all her troubles.
Same Man (some years later)-Con-
sarn 1t ALL From morning till night
and night till morning, when I'm at
home, hear nothing but tales about
the servants, the butcher, the butler
the baker, the candlestick maker and
all the rest of em!-New York Weekly
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-03
When the Eyes stick.

Inflammation of the onjunctiva, or
membrane which shields the front OF
the eyeball from the air and takes the
rub Of the eyelids, is indicated by the
glued state of the eyes in the morning
and more especially by their bloodshot
condition, the vessels being bright red
in color and winding about in great II
regularity, with no discernible order Or
plan
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-03
What Hport Your Helm" Means

In this country the helm is put to the
port side of the ship tor left hand side
looking forward ut the order, Port
your hclm'' The ruldcr of course goes
to sturboard and the ships head moves
to starhoard. This is the rule of most
nations. hut in Sweden the reverse is
the rule
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-03
Badly Mixed Metaphor.

London is laughing at the following
recent brilliant exordium on the part
Of an English politician: 1--WE shall
never rest until we see the British lion
walking hand in hand with the food
gates Of democracy.'-St James Ga
sette.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-03

Hettie-Now that you have broken
your enga cement with Fred, shall you
return to him the diamond ring he
gave you?
Minna-Certainly not, Hette. 1t
would he cruel to give him thing
that would he Il constant reminder of
The happiness hH had missed. - Boston
TRANSCRIPT
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-03
V-orIny.

Shopkeeper Ito small child who has
brought back recent purchaser
What's the matter with the cheese,
my dear?
: Small Child - Please, father says
when he wants any bait for fishing he
can dig 'em up in our back garden
London King.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-03
A Mean Reflection.

Buggins-See here, porter. This mir
ror Is SO dusty can't see myself in it.
Hotel Porter (who has not been tip
ped by Buggins)-Strikes me yo' ought
to be mighty thankful std O maxim
fuss about it.-London Tit-Bits.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-03
Women and Babies.

Did you ever notice that when a
baby, an old woman and a young wom
an are together the baby, which be-
longs to the young woman, is always
carried by the old woman?-Atchison
Globe.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-03
MlxunderstOOd.

"And we have one BABY" said the
meek man who was applying for
board. "Will you mind it?"
mind it" snapped the thin faced
landlady. "Of course not. Do you
think I'm nurse T-Chicago News
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-03
The CanGIbONt.

The captain was leading the horse
and his lieutenant was ut the rudder,'
said lawyer in an English court re-
Gently, describing an incident in the
voyage of a canalboat.
"Where was the crew." inquired the
fudra
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-03

Titanium is the hardest metal. 1t
looks like copper, but will scratch rock
crystal.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-03
RetOrt PHOTOGRAPHIC.

The photographer was drying his
plates in the warm sunlight.
"What are you doing there" asked a
friend.
"Oh," was the reply, "just airing my
views"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-03

The place to buy Flows, Disc I.r
rows Spring Tooth Harrows, Acms
Harrows, Eclipse, King Of the Corn
held and Eureka Corn Planters, Kew
stone Weeders, Horse Rakes and Ted.
!ers' Moving Machines, Potatoes, n
fact anything in the line II Agr,oul
tural implements and Fertilizers Is A,
IhwIng 0foscAsH WOOD DEALERS
I'll Summer Street. and
III North Seminary St. Barre. Vt.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-03

Your advertisement In the IEhE
GRAM is read by about 4,ooo ~
,cribers every day. Add to TINS ~ '.
members of their families and you sS
you are placing your business osIo~
10000 people In this vicinity e'sf'
saN
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-25
Mrs. @uufcr :. @aihiuatun.

Tffe NOT mco. At 0cn hcfiClhtc Nc.
gerIrrcr, Nootcr J. @l'hlnlton ian
uiortrenclt orbci0cr Tor sc Images
llnocrpI@ninQ i Den oeI r~cuourycHt
Enou1triifoir, han h0r oprcttct 1or
i'm Mace / Guifcncc, N,1bmm opoi
rer hans SltitnI iil mes t1TrIjR.
heo>fuio 0nhu fOr olbr2lM Nclcr.
fpnlocr. NOcr &croolH Crtrnul0.
Nl0 io3uIer hur ON ijQ cn Storc Al
100 clltr Here Hl0rc Moucr, lom i i'm
llnlNOm inQcu N~nIcOnInQ bNo0c at
Qdl i SfoIe cIIcr uonIfIc inc 'lric.
IjNe NnIrQ. % mneroiier ocm / mA-
oont, lcu1 algour Nicnmct2 (uru ~
NnOQc. Ser cr life itor TormoIltct
at oo0oQe. men oct uirtcr ulII1cOtl
til Oct QOoc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-25
Cor Rpinoen.
sebissrst for Zee .sosrs' q Una donna
Gn rsrlmoSia apinSc.

RHs asnes Beitort en- sngeIif
Sane, er npIis Of @tossom llniYer.
iitet hIaen TIBET SiteIen -. o,
men elgeIife Ssmarto gar henoe Tor
Iutae iiOen SitIer, iom bun letter
iterre Yris pan, rpanli8 "0tatDer
@eitou" % The 9fibop O tbc Blue.
Sadets," ("Ratroiernes 8titop,"
aItind).
Webeirs Mrr cnornt Dor en- una
Eiae, lnaoe Mti& @efton Mtrrtc til
&c en9eEifc SsmGnbS eleu0,lc Ill.
pGrelie, mar &c bar i.9ouN. &c itiA.
ne, ubp99eIige GGrtsbits, &c par an.
nit at tnQe iro paa, 0e &GlNr Ga oct
6nIOifub. iom neocbeSA mn pau Dem.
Sum oprcttcOc ocrfor ct Scent Tor
Nent, TSbe SoiIor'S Heft buor &c
attic fonht rene % biailt @nurtst
ina mart &c Iuroeoe. boo MIeolcincr
]foreflnote&. ior oenL. 0cr trPnatc
oen 8sper, o. iremirrA,t Huber.
toIonina. % boor re par rr' 'or roo.
b]elirrliQc ~llmerncifer, ion mtbcr
ouchdon0c FuuifltO lsstc at 'r0itiGlc
Serr Sere2 Ecnac. Seuerc cr .iNncn.
DC SsmmnO@hien neo Mr,@ %4citou2
Gl1~NtrcngcIic bleUne oprCtt1or pco sc
iIcitc craclife Hdune. Wtii2 @citon
reiitc ira cen enc I'll oct anNcn al
Oj&ic Stem iorlt bIipe ptr')ulil he.
ficlI0t mcO SnnTnoene, torr1ipml0c.
rene mc0 Dem. uanr DC bar t,,'p2, toJ
Jig al NercH Tulluller % 'uar1oc III.
gen N~nitrNl1cIlc iorat briulc Dem I'M
Der 0oonIIg &nOflpoelie. MlnQcn
I~toffcI$ V}1tros, Der for nmtrjnG pou
oct "ulloioumrc sap" bou>, / ncu
pior %crocu iulrn, han fulhe fuINc
i'm Ben ll0cu "lRor @eitpu."
Cen A~pGoinrco. lon frUo2@ 'rr at
fUmlc Iorcit1n ct tSoretolcu0c n iuu
ltOitraft &jrflmuheb iom orit1 rr lo1
flor, at BET rrorroige itotifc llnlucr.
iitct bar furoct iorqoot II tiloelc
Ntiia @riton litcIcn "Goftor / Nets.
piOcnifab." Grunnina &tttorIo bop.
Sc og,aa itor Heipcft nor "N}oocr"
Mciton, % bl~roienote ber0c oitc ior.
at tolc mrh henoe ON Nrbci0ct, %
oct ii0c@. at 0rumrilQen h1oot lrTo
% 10 ooer hcn0es 5iitorIcr ON ~.
mUn0Cnc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-25

aoifilist lettsre at iale til en- @ut. 9i
Tan appelere til 1uttens ODritano ioa.
bel ION til bans Srlelier. Ds bet
filbe bliue eiurt. Den piltrs, rnitlsie
Gut ifaloe iaa G~nleSnins til at spe fine
SRnSer os BRUCE line Tauter paa nc.
get npttist. Spis @niteu oeb iine Gpi.
Topper bar iprn9rmet sller siort Sfaos,
Tube Ri pan en- ~fDritonbis, fiarlis
Moabe tale til bans 5oritanb os Sier.
telas. geb firrIise ipritarbiee Orb
funbe Ri pfte lptte gnserens ps Ieofes
lelieus 9aarsr irem al Sarnepist rier
peb StiGnc, Slas us utibis Sarffbeb
altior pite sisre @utten itipiiubet os
baarbbiertet.
Spsm al os bar pel life ct lanei Rss
glitter oper 8utteitreser os olitens Spis
lpper tssnet neb paa RinoetS Gable
ubsr esentIis at fple nUssu Sfam oper
Del, fan ies for min Del frit betierbe, at
ies eiurbe flere gutteftreser eto Molten
nosen anbeu Gut i 9~abolaset; men isg
oeb psiaa, at ies life bar bare unr.
Sbor iem ieg bar, giorbe altib ct uer1
li9t Orb 9po 8irtnins paa. mig. Seq
bOleer ben Dag ibas al DEM, iom msote
mig meo osrli9e Orb % SierteIag.
Oct bar tibligt min &elisipn, at man
life ftlloe 9igre laaounue ro9en 5ors
trGb; men lure, finite, Ieie @~rinasier,
iom alorl9 funoc taale, at en- Smaa8ut
bai tebe liot, og ipm ufte isste at ilabre
Sultn9 paa ps, fanot leg bet Gltib / i'm
Sroen at Boe SGou pper. Rine &a.
merater bar pmtrent al famine Groe8s
betIenoeIie, buffer ie9. 5Or iuauiot tar
Der itunoom npsst gait meb ps; men
bueut peo fig fri for Ni9e Spnter?
Ssm life Ell bitter Sntaagut Tor
Baarot % for itrenst. 8rsu at tale
%fOritanbi8t, roIigt % bierteIi9t oeo Ell
ioabau. On piroer fanIte beroso bans
6%prtroligbeo, p9 han iaar oeuli9e 6ss
leIier for big, Retpirerer ou Sulin9
paa BAN, bIir ban lent bin Zen. Sipr
ON ban fsler. bu bar giUrt BAN llret
Siltre Gutter bar u8iaa 6UritunO os
Sjegte.
Mon fan Oite bIi Iorunoret ooer. at
9prn, iom tjemme hos 5ar % 0tOr
blir ngie a9tet paa Og itren9t opora9ne,
er De perite, uoar DC tommer fine 2ors
eIbre niipue. 8rpiter os 2rrerc bar
pfte be melt oiltre Ssln. Gr bet life
9onlte naturIigt? Sten9 ct un8t 9pr
ino fOr Ell lRnoere Glib, O9 Hip bet ioa
en- Dag uo blonbt be andre, o. man
itnl ba iaa ie, al bet uoilupue 9pr er
piltert poer ole @rGni er. Oct pil taqe
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-25
DiItre Born.
Ser er ofte npset 6sbt peb BEN.

Taor bet fprnnuer til Stpffet, fan bet
bIi ct spsssmaal, ON Der | 9irfeligbcs
ben finbes Smaosutter ps Smaaienier,
ion e. Onbe Of Ratur, Fisnt Grpclis.
b~ebstbeprien saar uo paa bet. Get
bshte Barn er ct Cubs Barn. Msen
er bet idn, rtaa Der nel bore noset @obt
% iffe bare Snbi | Barnet. Wlun bet
life er Spbraselien os Smsipelierre,
iona sisr 8srnene pnbe % Ilette?
giltre Born sr flsi life bet iamms
ION Onbe 8srn. Den Gut, Iom life
fan besua e @utteitres iblanot, er Der
ium &essl Tibet Gin / % ies trur life,
ri altib bar bet bebfte Gmue for en-
Ranb / en- iaaban. Manse al DC Gut.
ter, iDm sr ilemme til al iiuoe paa Spi=
Topper, Subs % 5auteitptter, er life
pnbe ener furberSebe, ipm mango ipues
meme. Be fan bore tanfelsie ps | gils
tsrbeb sisre Tins. be life burbe. Si
bar ale feet, at fise @utter fan bore pp
I'll meset bpstise Wane. @jsr be life,
ct bet ufte, iSrselis Oite, Spbruselien %
Smgipelisrnss StpIb.
Oct er oisi elis ct SanIfelist Gr6eibe
at lsos Os opbrase ptltre Ssrn ret.
N.n bet iamrte sieIber Temnirsen %
T%r9ninsen al en- bitter Sole. &l9ttgs
moi edar bet an at - "brRtfe" 5plen!
9erusb bar bel be fleite of os foritaaet,
at man ituGbe tisre ps banfe bet piltre
unse 9pr, til bet neiten life tunbe rpre
fig. SGist beo at "bratte" Seite.
Ren be b~psti9ite ps bclci9ite Seitrtrm'
mere bar iluttet msb at "br3tfe" Seite
paa ben @is. Se fjsrer pent % meb
leb Slebe cs bruser fun / perite H6oss
falo Spsben. ga, bette bar MI ON
Seite os Sober. Wtnnge bar Dog peret
Of ben 5%Ormeniug, at otltre Spru burOe
"braftes" nosenIunbe efter be sammels
oasie Resler for 8~UlebrGfnins. Oct
git bet O9iau, osb pt; men; men hi ueb
life, b~pormouse al us bleo poeIaste %
fit 1lnpbsr os Sell pso ben Slass Sres
ming.
Spemiumbslit fan iuinse en- SoBbe
eGler ct Spanitrsr; men bet tager Gaalz
mob os en- Del Snteli9ence iii at irene
Sober ug Smuasutter uoen Sopbe.
Soften ntaa l9reS til at %fOrItaa oeb
8ortOmimer eler 9esn, at mani life oil
ben anbet enO 9Dot, og at Oct er til OeuS
esen Sorbel, at ben er lDbi9. 9et er
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-25
2narfiiterne oe preitcn.

Ssroog aften oer 16oe Mart3
Mep ser / @ii5abetb, q. s., 0iOrt ct
6orisg pau at mproe Eoitor SUuiL
iom er &reit peO oen init. hltberitc
Sirfe / 9uen. BoIitiet tror, at Oct or
~itaIienite Nrnrfiiter, iom ItrGber
8reiter efter 2vpet. 0a Yrpiipeut
Wc&irdep bar ifltbt, bolHt Editor
&ouit en- Er9fen, boori han Gif lbs
pou GWortiiternc % iogoc, at &c bur.
Sc iagc5 no al 2uuoet. Si0itit0eu
2S0e Nopcmber foripan0t Ewitcn5
Ssr Spon pluolcilQ, % Ill 6ahcrcu
iroI 90 9repe, iom ia8oe, at 0ltttcn M
par / 5cipeoc, hOorbeu ogloa EreItCn
mart uilOe bIrpc ienbt. f5or noale
Tiger ijoen fom cit ING Mon0 noe puu
8Q0eu fen til bats life Cater u
legte at Ioffc bcn0e mo i ct &ll9;
men bun bcgpltotc at ifrigt, % SoIf
fom iii. 0a bIco Der lltge Ofauo
r9o % ltDtlote 'lg 0f1teo. Se1t008
aocIo b:rte @oitor Souit Gobtrin
uOc poa @urQcn iornu i'll @ua, %
ban grf lro for at ie. "a If ban ct
SIog / Sooeoet at Ell 6onmner eucr
boo0 Oct uor, oq ban foiot ON. Wtc.
oers bNn Iuo Ser, frU9if en- al hans
Au9ribcrc hom, foltcoc ct MlToc
oper bans TrIigt, puttc0c Snipptn
al set iiIo / hans Wtluro mc0 SEN enc
Snon0, meoClt5 hou nrC0 DGll QIl0eu
trof Op en- anip % itof 0cn Frcitcu2
9rDit. &nr3 @l,itru fom MI til, og
burr icrr0tc @lr0 eiter eli &pQe. Nnn
fonot at &njDinoret bar ubet0Neligt,
met at Sloget / &ope0ct ho0Oc uoi0t
en- iorlig Sfo0e. Ser CT tntet Spor
citer T~orbrpoerne.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-25

i'm Wpu isien. Dpret bebsper iffc oer'
for at bore onbt al Ratiren.
8iltre Bern Ifnl life fues - be Ifal
lite "brrffes.. Del er 5prnlbres % 2as
reres uirauiselise glisi at leoe benz til
bet rette os Opornse benz til npitiss,
trntenbe IiennsIter. @prberre mo
taalc roget at os porne, nlbre Wenns.
itebsrrt, % hi bsr pare libt taalmubise
nteb bore gsrn ri osiaa. gi iOrbrps
Der os itpst, om Ri lrsser an paa at
ppbrase bore Born til "sammsI Ing
bonn. Men mango ipnes pile bet. Seq
flyer bet iuaN liseirem % iister life til
nuset eutelt SilieIoe. Or.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-25

Rem 9ort oa iii toi$ sGre Court
OF lpecnI Sesions" aoicurrclbc,
trohe idn lrrse og troioit orbeioet
blonot Reiu Dorf gpS arreitanter at
bun oar tierot UNDER Raonet
looms Gngelen," cn getroreItc
BAN iulOt no hapSc iortiatt. Tiger
"Roumt'S Soltrnoi." gae, ION
TOM i Sersrclie meb bcnoe, bico op.
murfiorrure poa ben6c8 9ciirnigbe0
og iun0c SnrSemme. Sn cpbetct
par beroeS 9arafter, at el @arm.
MISUNDERSTANDING nnrlia OoerIoo
$4,000 | berroe3 SUnocr til at be.
mite eftcr cqet 5tien. On uuor
Sisie % arore @1oer Dor npbrlqtc.
iolgte bun line .~perionIige @ienOclc
iornt oportpc NI6Ier til at aioc lbs.
illtpre 9tiSOUNere Tniconirg nj at
beaproe &ioet paorn. Saolcoc1 i0a
man ber0c cit @nng tagc Al fla i'm
0nertinIc % aioc Sen iii en- pidItct
fotroeIig arrcitlnt.
"Sc her. Burtcr." pIcieSc hun at
itac I'll ToIIccsRcportcrrT oct or
bare en i~toffcIa File, iou bar iorct
ojlh. % ! ncN.,ot an Set fommcr ior
OTcntIiahc0er. ojI oct lpoIerc set
- T. $780, 4
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-25

&trlicrlrlcr / V]onQerinct Sohien
har uOitcot en- NororOriuN. b~uorciicr
ir1cu liac / Storcu@ SfoIcr ioar
Yop at bore 8orict, ! T%OrorNnrn.
Ger iiQe5, at set cr IiQc 'ou farIiAt
for llooifIjracu al &c jrtcActtlrcIlc
Gpucr at insre liE iom at rGQe GIlo,
rcttcr, oQ ocr'or ber Stutcu2 Vtpur
0jnbcGer trrNc inO Tor al oIitoiic 0cu
~ifQOcIjlr Tiff.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-25

Sur for SGrtng - @arner'S White
Wine Of Tar Syrup, bet beoi;e 6oitemiSs
bel paa Sproen, beIbreoer Ell TprFip!elie paa
cen Sag, hpis Den bru9es i 3loe. 25c % SOC.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-25
CaiGa en- aubeu.

Vira. &t5eccl I~Soiter. iom lottc u
bet iii / %nrt NUclile %locbraro /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-14
MOB WANTED VICTIM
Thirsted for Blood, But Not Any
of Its Own
Gore.

East st. Louis, Ills, July 14.-At
1880 at night Il mob of 800 appeared
ut the city prison and demanded the
surrender of Charles Russell, suspect
ed of being one of the aSsailants of
Annie Bryant, July q, as they were de-
termned to lynch him. The jailer and
guards stood off the crowd and a riot
call was sent out summoning every
policeman in the district. Upon their
arrival each officer was handed riot
gun and ordered to defend the prisoner
ut all hazards.
The crowd withdrew, but still sur
rounded the prison. They seemed to
lack leader and they were overawed
by the resistance they met. The crowd
of would-be lynchers was largely COM
posed of mill hands. Russell is Il ne
gro, and Il charge of larceny is pending
against him. Miss Bryant was sum
moned to the prison. and partly identi-
fed him as her aSSailant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-14
WILL TOUR INDIANA
Hanna Will Speak to the Republi
cans at a Number of
Places.

Indianapolis, Ind, July 14.-Senator
Fairbanks has notified Chairman
Goodrich, of the Republican state CEN
trail committee, that Senator Mark
Hanna has consented to make Il num-
ber of speeches in this state during the
campaign. and the committee will at
once arrange dates and places. Since
the nomination of the state ticket a
large number of requests has come
from prominent Republicans asking
that Hanna be invited to speak in their
localities.
But the committee was not advised
as to the possibility of getting him at
all. and could promise nothing. In view
of the demand from so many sections
it is the purpose now to have the Sena-
tor go over the state on special train.
making short speeches at number of
places. with set speeches in certain
larger cities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-14
KILLED BY A HOBO
Freight Conductor Young Shot
Through the Head-Descrip-
tiOn of Murderer.

Rhinelander. Wis, July 14.-H. T.
Young. Il Chicago and Northwestern
freight conductor. was shot through
the head Saturday night by one of a
trio of hobos who were stealing a ride
on his train. He died at the hospital
here. The ball entered his head just
back of the eye, and was extracted by
the doctors from the other side. Death
followed the operation.
The man who did the shooting is
described as of sandy complexion,
spare face, whiskers; weight 16O
pounds. All of the men escaped. 4
reward of 500 is offered by Oneida
county for the apprehension of the
murderers. BloOdhoundS at Amigo
have been teIegraphed for. Young was
veteran railroad man and has large
family at Amigo.
Ben KubaStsk, brakeman on the
special traifY that brought Conductor
Young to the hospital here, was fatal
ly injured by falling between two cars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-14
LOVED NOT WISELY
Nor HonorabIy, for He Deserted
Duty at Cupid's
Whim.

Jackson, Mich. July 14.-CharleS :.
Stevens enlisted in the United States
army. leaving behind Il sweetheart at
Henrietta Tiny Former, daughter Of
farmer. Tiny was taken i'll and
wrote entreating Charles to come back.
1t is alleged that he deserted. On the
descrtion charge he was arrested here
and returned to Fort Wayne.
After Stevens left the barracks at
Columbus, o.. Tiny recovered her
health. Stevens says. and arrangements
for the wedding had been made. it hav-
ing been planned that Stevens and his
bride take charge of the Former home
stead, while the old folks came to
town to live. Stevens came to the city
to meet the young lady and was rec
ognized by an officer with no romance
in his makeup, who made the course
of true love run as it proverbially does
by arreSting Stevens.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-14

urday after long illness. For more
than 4 year the archbishop had been
in poor health. Much Of his time had
been passed in the gaict of his coun-
try home at FeehanVille, and for
months all executive business of the
church had been out of his hands.
Sonic time ago, for the purpose of
relieving him of the oncrout duties of
his office, Father T. !. MuldoOn was
appointed auxiliary bishop of Chicago.
This position is not IL the line of sue
cesSion, and it does not follow that
BiSchop MuldoOn will have the place
of the archbishop.
Archbishop Faehan was born in the
County Tipperary, Ireland. in 1929.
His death was due to heart trouble.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-14
WOULD KNOCK OUT CORNERS
Rules Asked of the Directors of the Board
by Two Petitioners.

Rules Asked of the Directors of the Board
by Two Petitioners.
Definite steps were taken Saturday
toward bringing the fact of the cor
ner officially before the directors of the
board of trade This was the culmina-
tion of rumors which had been in cir
culatiOn for several days. The matter
will come before the directors in two
distinct petitions. The more important
petition of the two reads:
The undersigned, members of the
board of trade of the city of Chica go,
hereby petition your honorable body
that the rules Of said board of trade
may he amended so that whenever the
price of corn in this market is Il ticti-
tiouS price and not in line with the
price in other markets and is above
the legitimate and actual value, the
board of trade directors shall upon
Il petition signed by twenty-five mem
bers of the board of trade determine
the actual legitimate value of No.
or contract corn and provide that the
deliveries may be Il fultillment of con-
tracts for the sale of No. or contra ct
corn of the grade of No. 3 corn with
the understanding that the seller shall
pay the difference betwceen the price
of No. 3corn so delivered and the Iegiti-
mate price of corn as determined by
the board of directors in such cases.
Your petitioners would also petition
that the same method as above set
forth may apply to contracts for the
sale of wheat and of oats under like
conditions and circumstances"
This is body blow at corners in
any of the grains dealt in on Change,
and opens up Il subject which the
board of trade has been called on to
consider. which is that the directors fix
a price for the corn based on the sell
ing price where the market is not ma
nipulated. said price to be used in set
Ting the present corner.
Brokers generally are quoted as be
ing opposed to the petition. Manager
Samuel Scotten. of Harris, Gates X
Co. said: Its nice idea; if they win,
all right;if they lose they act the baby.
What we have done with corn hurts
no one who had made legitimate
trades. People who have sold us corn
can get the money when they deliver
the goods. If lot of fellows have
sold wind let them take the conse-
quences."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-14

NJ. and passed through crowned steetS
amid the widest enthusiasm. He WAS
greeted heartily at the city hall and re-
ceived the freedom of the borough.
The chamber of commerce presented
to him an addrsS of welcome which eX-
PRESSED the admiration of that great
body for his service in South Africa.
Lord Kitchener, in reply. thanked the
town officers. He said that whatever
success he had accomplished was due
to the rank and file of the army. Loud
calls We're made for French and Ham
ilton. and they were loudly cheered
when they appeared and spoke few
words
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-14
CHAFFEE RELIEVED
Transferred From Command of Phil
ippines to- Department
of the East.

Washington. July 14.-Gen. Chatfee
has been relieved of the command in
the Philippines and ordered to copl-
mand the department of the east.
The order was issued today by Sec
retary Root. 1t reads as follows:
by direction of the president, Maj.
Gen. George w. Davis viii relieve
Mai. Gen. Chaffee of the command of
the division of the Philippines Sept.
80, 1902. On being relieved Chaffee
will. with his authorized aid. repair
TO Governors island, New York, and
assume command of the department
of the east
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-14
TOTAL DEATH ROLL
Number of Victims of Rolling
Mill Pit Horror Reaches
ll2.
AS TO THE CAUSE OF EXPLOSION
One of the Fire Bosses to Testify
That the Blast Was
Too Heavy.

.Iohnstown, Pa, July 14.-A carer III
and complete compilation 10y the Asso-
ciated Press shows that the total dead
as the result of the explosion in the
Rolling Mil pit number 112. This is
uP-to late Saturday night. No bodies
We're recovered yesterday. the atten-
ton OF the community being devoted
to the burial of the dead. There were
funerals all day, the burials taking
place constantly and the victims being
buried in long trenches. Those best
qualified to speak say there may be a
few more bodies in the mine, but they
will he very few.
Ii is stated that John Retallick, one
of the fire bosses who got out of the
mine alive, will testify before the cor
oner that the cause of the explosion
was too heavy blast put in and fired
by men in No. g left entry.
The disaster has made siXty-four
widows and 13O. half orDhanS.
State Mine Inspectors There.
The state mine inspectors met here
yesterday, gave the Rolling Mill pit n
thorough inspection and granted the
company permission TO resume opera
tions today in all parts thereof except
the Klondike where there are few
repairs to make owing to the eXplo-
SiOO