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The evening Republican., 1902-08-25
BRECKENRIDGE
WAS EASY;

New Cumberlands star twcri'el
Breckenridge proved to he an easy
mark for Wilmington A. A. on Stature
day and was bat,ed all over the let.
Hartley pitched a great game fol
tile locals and allowed but three hits
The visitors fielding was poor willis
the field work OF the Il. a. Was .
feature OF the game.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Wilmington a. A. @ l3352Ox-ls
New Cumberland 100000 %
DIAMOND DUST
Harrisburg A. c. will be over the
bridge to-day and tomorrow. Clcs.
ents will he the attractions at Front
and Union streets to-day.
While Brandywinc got one mnre
hit than Wilmington they were kept
WiimIngto on blnched lis
hits in the Eighth inning and folr
runs WAS the result.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Whining ton .....l 90 O0O4x--6
Brandy vine. 80 0 0 90 600 IL
Hartley pitched great game aud
hit the bail hard.
BIOS lon(N L. Will lie at South Side
Park Oh Thursday.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25
THE Chester Times saws: Whining

THE Chester Times says: Whining
ton has received a black eye by the
emitting of the name of this city
from the merging of the p, W. &
Ii. X. X. and the Patomac and Vir-
GINA Railroad. The railroad runs
through this city just the same as
ever, but the dropping of the name
Wilmington is not received kindly
by our citizens, and the railroad
authorities may have occasion to
regret it more than once in the
coming years. Chester appears to
be jealous of Wilmington, but our
city has no reason to complain of
its Slow growth, especially when
It's affairs are being conducted by
Republican officials. The purchase
of the Wilmington and Northern
Railroad by the Reading Railroad
Company and the changing of the
name to the Philadelphia and Read
ing never caused moments regret
on the part of our citizens. The
Board of Trade did enter protest
to the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany against dropping the name of
this city from their road, but their
protest did not have much weight
with the Railroad officials. The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
cannot afford to ignore the citizens
OF Wilmington and repeatedly snub
Delawareans. 1t would not have
been any trouble whatever to have
retained the lame Of Wilmington
by the railroad authorities.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25

CONSTANTINCPLE, Aug. 2J.-An
imperial order has been issued com
handing that all the demands made
hy TIA" United States upon Turkey be
carried out. and tine relations between
the porte and the United States le@H'
ton here have resumed their normal
condition. United States Minister
Lcishman and kolcrt S. Met oruIck,
United States omIiaEEador at Vienna,
were present at the Selamlik.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25

AIRIEN. \. l.. Aug. - There
has been Wrrrl; or the hphigh Valley
railroad half n mile north Of Ens"nOrr.
The luggage and smoking cars OF u
passenger train left the rails and went
lake. wh"r" theT were overturned.
The passengers escaped through the
windows. T.. J.. Leonard. Jay &.
Weeks. Frank GrocnIicld and Henry
Wagner. all Of Auburn were painfully
though not seriously injured. They
were brought to this city.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25
NerLicf In Shnru Killing.

TAMAQUA. Pa, Aug. -. The c0ro,
ncr's jury selected for the purpose Of
placing the responsibility for the kill
ing of Patrick Sharp at Nesqnnhoning
has rendered the following verdict
"That Patrick Sharp came to his death
by the malicious act Of either Harry
McEImoyle or William Roncmps, and
In view of the evidence adduccd we
advise that both the said Harry Nc
Elmoyle and William Roncmus i've held
fnr trial
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25

GUTHRIE. Okla. Aug. 25.-Old
Bull, an Omaha Indian chief. who was
a survivor of the wars wagcd against
the Indians by General CUSTER is
dead at the Arapahoe Indian agency at
CoIy, Okla. He was in the Custer bat.
tie at the Little Big Horn in 1876 and
afterward entered the regular army,
serving until retired on account OF
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25
Murder vt Atlantic CITY,

ATLANTIC Getty, y. j.. Aug. %
A sensational murder which may prove
escape and arrest have stirred up con
siderable excitement IN this city. Lean
der Smith, colUrc1. fingered because
Boyd Clinton WIS paying too much at
tCnliOu 10 his wife. Shot and Instantly
Killed Clinton in the Hotel Garfield
basement and then shot his wife, who
is dying in III" city hospital. Smith
has been arrested.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25
0pict In Anthracite Rcyiop,

IIFNANDUAII. Pa, Aug. 21.-Rc~
ports received at brigade headquarters
show the entire anthracite coaliicid to
be very quiet. Erigudicr Genera Co
bin said that n settlement of the strike
appears to him to be as faY off as when
The troops will in all probability re.
main here until the strike comes to an
tpI
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25
LAST OF THE SEASON. sl.2s TO RENO.
BOTH, DEL, OR OCEAN CITY, ND,
VIA PENNSYL VANiA RAILROAD.

Spe cial train leaves Wilmington
6.25 n. M, Thursday August 2S.
Returning, special train leaves
Ocean City 4.5O p. M, Rehoboth at
$50 p. m. Tickets good only on
special train in each direction.
Children half rates.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25
Engineer LippincOtt Arrested.

BELMAR, n. j.. Aug. Engineer
Lippincott of Point Pleasant, who had
charge of the Central railroad engine
which crashed into the Pennsylvania
railroad train Mt this place last Tues:
day night and killed two passengers,
has been arrested at his home charged
with manslaughtcr. Mr. Lippincott il
very i'll and was unable to attend the
coroner'S inquest.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25
plOWeJ uD Ball oil Snakes.

Frank Mccartney, while blowing
on the Blue Ball Farm, near this
city, on Saturday unearthed q big
ball Of snakes. entwined together.
They slowly stretched themselves
out and Mr.. Mccartney counted 90
snakes. They were about 90 inches
in length each.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25
81. 90 TO BALTIMORE AND RETURN sun
DAY NEXT

August "a via Pennsylvania Rail-
road. Special train leaves Wi!mIng-
ton 900 A. M. returning, leaves
Baltimore, Union Station, $50 p. NJ.
Sl.00 round trip Tickets good on
special train only. No half tickets
sold.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25
SKATERS ALL RECORDS

Twice in hospital, +. A. Guli .lgs, Vsp
bena, Ala, paid vast sum to doctors to
euro u severe ca 0 OF piles. causing u
tumos. Wh9r all iailod, Buckl0n's
Arnca Salve soon cured him. Subdues
inflammation. cOnqueis A che, kills Pains
Bot saIve In tho world. 25c Ut N. q.
DunfUrth's d. w store.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25
Mrs. ROOseNcN Mt ynrrnpousctf

NARRAGANSETT PIER, X. l., Aug.
25.-Airs. Theodore Roosevelt. wife OF
the president, with her son Theodore,
1r arrived at Saundcrstown. on Mar
raranSett bay. on board the Sylph and
WAS entertained by g. Grand lie Fargo
Of New York, cottager at SAUNDERS
tN,yn
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25

BERLIN, Aug. %. - Archduchess
Marguerite Sophie of Austria, wife OF
Albert, duke of Wurttcmburg. has died
Mt Gmunden, Austria, Us the result of
an operation for appendicitis. She was
born in 1870.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25

BERLIN. Aug. :5.--'tAe Loca!an-
Hnig'r sees IN evidence Of the grow
Ing Amcli"anizat0n Of the world in u
plan to establish Il POSTGRADUATE med.
zeal schtol 1T Frankr Tort after an
American model. A private person
has contributed 500. 900 for the estab-
lishmcnt Of this school.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25

Don't forget that the gold watch
contest Tor tn" most POPULAR base
bail player i, still going Gu aul all
votes not received at this office by
Saturday vii! not be counted. TIE
new coupon appears 10 day. Cut it
out
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25
wireJehs Telpph ".

BERLIN. Aug. %. Experiments in
wireless telcphoning have been sue
Cessfully conducted between Sassnitz
and K0lberg, n distance of 1906 miles.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25

Princess Henry Has Measles.
BERLIN, Aug. 25.-rrincess Henry
Of Prussia is suffering from u mild at.
tack of measles al Kiel.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25

He threw a glance at the elderly
face, apparently SO lacking ID in
telligenee.
"Yes: a lady, a Young lady," he
! replied, impat,ently, peering into
| the room beyond.
Mrs. Mcguire turned to aid him
in his serch.
Confouud it," He ground one heel
into the tiled floor. If those fellows
had not come East when I did and
insisted on celebrating my last
bachelor evening"
Politely oblivious of the thickly
muttered soliloquy and appa rently
satisfied that the ladies waiting
room was empty, Mrs. Mcguire un-
tied and absorbedly folded large
apron, evidently prepared to depar5
for the night.
The strings shook in the hands
which a moment later slowly un-
rolled and retied it, her fascina ted
gaze remaining fixed on the still
swinging doors through which her
late companion had passed. A
gasping breath rose in her throat as
she saw them impetuously pushed
wide open again and DR.. Thorburn
enter. The knowledge that the
young men must have brushsd el-
bows outside sent the blood in n
tide to her heart. She went direct
ly to meet him.
Maybe It's the worst days work
ever done | done this night, she
said, trembling, 'Dut saved that
little girl fer ye."
His eyes contracted She saw the
blood leap to his face.
"Oh, he was here all right enough
the other fella," she went on. God
forgive. Even though she was prom
isei to him, is it let her go with
that tipsy boy no older than her
self would.
'Wherc
"Ol, he's gone.'
lie took an impetuouS step forward
toward the door OF the inner room.
Holding it partly closed. Mrs. Ma.
guire laid hand which still shook on
her companion arm.
"Don't yc ever let me be sorry for
what | done this night, don't ye.'
she pleaded, fearfuiIy.
lie took the hand in his. Mrs
Mcguire, looking deep into keen blue
ewes, saw the same SteaufaStneiS
with which centuries before his fore
fathers had faced Death when they
fought, cuvcnanted and d'cd among
their heather clad hills. Her heurj
grew warm with comfort.
You need have no fear" lie said.
quietly.
IF only my sister had not been
away at her >unmer home. p
Mrs. Mugdrc released the strong
hand 10 "uic!. Size had cluuyas to an
anchor, and almost pushed him from
her
go for hcr.,he begged witnquick-
cning breath IF ye have sister ITO
Il married one for the love of heaven
50 for her. And don't We See me !
little gcrl again iii we've got her with ,
ye."
She was forccl'to open the door
wide to make way for so:ne belatcl /
women travellers. His eyes Went
!onSlUgly to the room beyond.
Mrs. Mcguire drew him outside
calming her tone to deal with mas
culine density.
Don't We see,' she sail slowly,
That 'tisn't easy all this is goin' to
he for the one girl-at first Oh,
It's the light OF her eyes We are t,
wan a!uth3r, dlln t see lilat: BG%
ISL t with sOrru sc nor mel. want
her to look back on tins day. Man,
don't yc fair. Shes H4 safe as ifshe
was III heaven with Maggie Mcguire
till ye cOint.'
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25

pESTPR ICES PAID FOR SECONDHAND
ID stoves aud household goods Of all de.
scription: stov bought, aDld and exchang
stove repai ring promptly attended 10. A. J.
CONNER, 2oj TatnaL street. ail.tf
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25
LAST SPECIAL. EXCURSION TO REHJ
BOTH, DE :, OR OCEAN CITY, rlD.,
VIA PENNsYl. VANIA RAILROAD,

On Thursday, August 2S. special
train will leave Wilmington G.25 a.
m. $l.25 round trip to either point
Returning, special train leaves
Ocean City 4.5O p. M, Rehoboth at
$50 p. III.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25

THE defeat Of state Senator :.
John Abbot for Il denomination for
State Senator from kert county is
taken more to heart by that gentle.
man than by the members Of his
party. Mr.. Conner who received
the nomination was warmly con,
graduated on Tuesday last by -iInr-
lit Reedy and other leading Union
Republicans who called him up over
the telephone from the shprtfs Of
flee. 1t did not look as if the lead
srs were much worried over the
turning down Of Mr.. Abbott.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25
Rooney LOANED

ON coon FIRST MOItrG ruES
~ AMOUNTS From SOD TO
1igOlG hr Gl'kEENr IA rs.
HAWKINS a. co.,
4.tutr.tt iGlAIHEI srEEtr
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25

".Again"
Tins depot master looked at Mrs
Mcguire over his glasses with as.
sumed severity. " ."1@'
Well. sir, yc se2"-~
Last time 1t was IL chTisteninr:
now It's II we'd ling. Evidently
these young people can't ct along
without your and. -
Mrs. Maguira lookei har superior
tlNe tiT III the eyes fora inomeAt.
MIR. Fletcher she said at last
slowly, that's the truast word so
over s1,niyrr'
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25

As7LlSo vnie ailments from whatever
cause can Obtain quick, positive. safe r5ilsf
or no charge. Hours ' 10 u DR.. French
Remedy Co., llV1 Arcn street. ihllndelph,L
Pa. jeiUeoult
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25
TIE Every Evening app arently

TIE Every Evening app arently
takes more interest in the political
affairs of the Republican party
than III thOs" Of the Democratic
party. Eyi'early the Every Even,
ing secs the hand writing OH the
wall and wants to hedge while there
is Il chance. There has 3een some
talk Of the Silver Democrats launch
ing Il weekly paper that viii preach
their belief and teachings. The
Democracy Of the Every Evening
does not suit them and they are
anxious for an organ Of their own.
But they must not forget that it
costs money TO publish newspaper.
The ghost walks every Saturday
night.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25

BERNARD DoNoHo, a member Of
the Board of Education from the
Second ward, several weeks ago
made grave charge against the
management of the Board of Edu-
cation. He made the charge that
the Board had been robbed of hun
dreds of dollars in its coal contract
OF the previous year, inlinating
that some members of that body
received their share Of the swag.
Mr.. Donoho, has not as yet tried to
make his charge good, but instead
he has fiunked and replied; III |
have made any assertions, it is the
duty Of the committee to investigate
them and prove them false HAY
Ing made the charges Nj. Donoho is
no man at all If he don't try ito
prove them or say to the Board
that he Was mistaken. Mr.. Donoho
sal,I at he time he made the accu-
sation that the books OF the secre-
tary of that body would bear him
out IN his charge that hundreds of
dollars were Icing squaniered in
the coal contracts. Why don't the
gentleman from the Second wur,i
now bring forth the proof aud thus
suGstantlate his charges. Tne pub
lie is interested in the matter and
Mr.. Donoho will find it easier to
make charges than to prove them.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25

entered at the Post Office at Wilmington
Del, as second class mail matter.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25
Or. FENNER'S
KIDNEY and
BaCkaChe
& RF
Dropsy, Female Troubles. OSkRN

Don't become discouraged There is a
cure Tor you. II necessary write DR.. Ecnner
lie hus spent u life time curing Just such
Cases rs yours. All consultations Free.
"For years had backache, severe pains
across kidneys and scalding urine. 1 could
not get out of bed without help. The use OF
Dir. Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure re-
stored me. G. WAGNER. X nobsville. Pa"
Druggists. Soc. Al. Ask for Cook Book-Free.
or WTlic'nhMnE Sure Cure. Circular. DR.
VkWVI Fenner. Fredonia.NY
The evening Republican., 1902-08-25
TEE EVENING REPUBLICAN
The Republican Printing
and Publishing Co.

PUBLISH. d DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
S. e. COR. THIRD AND KING STREETS.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-03-20

Ac pairs ladies kid gloves in blacks
fO and colors, assorted sizes, 20
regular price 81, now go at, pairs 10
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-03-20
A Triple Alliance.

Disease, Drugs and Drink formed
an unholy triple alliance which has
slain its thousands and left its de-
praved and degrading influence on
the present generation.
The human machine was made
PERFECT and did its work well. until
it was thrown "out of gear" 10y ac-
cident or some indiscretion on the
part of man himself. Disease was
the result, and the search began for
something that would make things
run smoothly again.
One preparation after another was
resorted to, till at pres ent there isno
substance known that has not been
experimental with ON suffering hui
manity.
About 800 new drugs and patent
medicines are announced each year:
uhat : ,i,,;,,oa c.. ,I,., ~, t,',i,,,.,.
pearance, sickness would soon he a
thirr IS ,ho 49, pnt -, a,l, ;
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-03-20
u. Nirn OF \nmmil,c

Clouds the happiness Of the home
huJ ID nagging woman often needs
help. She may hr So nervous ana
TVN-TOWTUN TFNIIN t1aI IrIlIOsUTUUl
her. Ii she is melancholy, eNrilphl.
troubled wir!iluSe oi mppclit,. b.li-
ache, slrepIrSSnrss, ronStipajjF, oY
lAintlng and dizzy spills, she needs
Electric l'itterS, the most wonderful
remedy Ior aillngwomeh Thousands
Of sufferers from female troubles. me-.
vohs troubles, hackarho and weak
kidneys hay" used il. ana hrrumr
healthy AMI happy Try it unIy
o0c. II l.. Tucker guarantees eatis
faction.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-03-20
request

Mr. Fuller, the prnmdu, closes his
highly successful school at Harkins
Hall tonight. He had ~ pupils.
Mr.. Fuller goes To Butler and we
doubt not will create quite as much
interest there, He is - man not only
familiar with his subject. hut pos
seSses the faculty of attrpcting at
trntiOn anl arousiug enthusiasm
among his pupiIs-Rich Hill Review.
March 18th
Prot. H. i. Fuller has in.' rlosrd II
writing school in our town very
much to my profit. I am >nr. his
system of ornamental printing will
be Il great benefit 10 me in my chart
work as Il minister. very heartily
commend him as gentleman aud
his system OF penmanShip as well as
the methods and moral preccpts en-
ployed in his teaching Tie hadmore
than ninety pupils enrolled in his
school here, and | believe they arpall
well pleased and satisfied with their
Investment. Very Kespt.,
L. Il. tuFFEY, -
Pastor Christian church Rich Hill Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-03-20

said to be the worst iR years, with
snow three feet on the level.
The Northern Pacific west bouud
train has been stalled at Dawson,
\. d., since last night. The Wash.
burn road north of Bismarck is snow
ell completely and no attempt will
he made to send out "a train until
the storm abates. The reports along
that line of road state that it is the
worst storm of the season.
About Huron, S. D., the storm set
in to-day and drifts are interfering
with the railroads, but the farmers
hope the mild winter temperature
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-03-20
will save the stock.

Bismarck. \. D, March 15.-To.
night the storm that has prevailed
for "A hours still RACES, with tenn
perature of five below zero and n
wind blowing 40 miles an hour. The
snow is drifting heavily and all bust
hess and railroad traffic is suspend
ed.
The storm is the wsrst that has
prevailed in this section for ten years
The cattle on the prairies are scat.
tered badly, and there may be con.
siderable loses where the owners have
no shelter.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-03-20
Columbus Powder Mill Was Blown to
Atoms.

Columbus. Kan, March l:j.-The
glazing mill and one OF the barrel
mills of the Latin & Rand powder
works, four miles north of this city.
exploded at noon to-day. Seventeen
thousand five hundred pounds of
powder was ignited at once. The
shock was felt at Galena. Most of
the men had gone to dinner, leaving
Walter Reid cleaning a large rotary
barrel. His body was blown tofrag-
ments and scattered over IL radius of
800 yards. The loss from the en-
pfosion is $4,000, not including the
powder.
Reid, the unfortunate young man,
who was killed, was a brother of
Bert Reid. wh0 lost his life i'm the
burning of Il show car in the west
about We n ago.
The shock of the explosion was
something fearful, and from all re
ports must have been felt all over
SOutheaste ~ Kansas. is Reid was
The only m1n around the works. it's
impossibletllearn how theexplosion
occurred. The works are total
wreck. Considerable damage was
done to the window glass in this city.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-03-20
March,
April, WGy

There is a best time :cr doing
everything-that is, a time when q
thing can be done to the best adj
vantage, most easily and most ef.
fectively. Now is the best time
for purifying your blood. Why?
Because your system is now trying
to purify it-you know this by the
pimplcs and other eruptions that
have come on your face and body.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-03-20
Lockjaw From Cobwebs.

Cobwebs put on Il cut lately gave q
woman lockiaw. Millions know that
the best thing to put on cut is
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the infallible
healer of wounds, ulcers, sores, skin
burns. scalds and piles. 1t
cures or no pay. Only 25c at II. l..
fuckers drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-03-20
Ballard Items.

Farm work was delayed on the
account nf thu rain. Several got
ahead of the weather man and got
in an oat patch
Mr.. Pelby. one of Bates County's
progressive stock men, was in Bal
lard Saturday buying cows
Will Cole, OF Appleton City, and
Iva Fowler bought the surplus milk
tanks around Ballard Saturday.
Bob Bepty, Ballard, express com
pany made public sale of his prop
erty last week and will move to
Clinton.
Prof. T, d. Emhree sports a game
foot, but school goes on lust the
same.
{, A, Teeter entertained several of
his friends Saturday evening in his
usual royal manner. He leaves for
sunny California Wednesday.
r, Beslie was called home by the
death of his aunt. Lizzie Pettus.
Bob Hill and wife spent Sunday in
trich, visiting relatives. Bob says
Ballard is the metropolis of South
West Missouri
Bud Smith went to Clinton the last
of the week after seed,
Wilsond DAWSON says it took IA
pretty talk to keep the boys from
giving him a ride Thursday night,
DR., Snyder is hatching,
Two land dwlS last week, Emmett
Met tlcnney purchased the Ed koontz
farm and Lee Hendrix the Wnltnn
place.
Tom Douglas will teach the unpX-
pired term of-school at Enterprise.
Clay Stuckey and wife OF Butler,
spent Sunday with Pa Gartins,
Rev. Steel Il hliad minister deliver.
ed two able sermons at Walnut sun.
day His bible was an object OF
curiosity to many.
School ciction is close hand and
the-well, lretty school ma aams and
handsome Iedagogues will be thick.
er than chronic democratic candi.
dates. Let every school dad" extend
to them the right hand eli assistance
and give them the moist eye of sym.
pathy while they listen TO their tales
OF woe and read their rccommenda
tions, they need it. II any class of
the people deserve n reserved lot in
the Elysium fields Of Paradise it is
teacher. While they inhabit Terra
Firma they must root hog
or die. work eight months of the
year at reduced bargain counter
prices, while only mortal they must
be paragOnS OF virturp and never
under any circumstance make Il
moral mistake, they are supposed to
be lea ading social lights, dress in the
very latest assist all calls oirharity.
pay board and laundry bills lspromply
surround themselves with literature
and latest methods and incidentally
during vacation. with the remainder
OF their salary they can purchase tt
few choice mining shares or start an
individual bank.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-03-20

Hiram Group, 102 years old, the
last survivor of the war Of 1SI2. is
to get an increase ofpension. Better
late than never.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-03-20
LIZARD RACES
OVER NORTHWEST.
I Snow Storm in Years Holds

'st Snow Storm in Years Holds
Sway in Dakotas.
!. Paul, Mimi, March 15.-Bliz-
b news is contained in dispatches
|h various points in North and
Ith Dakota. A hard snow storm
|eported at Fargo, where last
BIZ the rain and sleet changed to
Wv snow, delaying the trains and
liking Down wires. The storm in
ern and northwestern Dakota is