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SOME CARS
Apparently the Most Of Chicago Stree,
Railway Strike Is Over.

Chicago. Nov, 17.-A victory, tenn.
nnrarv at least. was scored yesterday
by the management of the Chicago CITY
railway against its striking P
From early in the morning until uarA
the company started IN maintaining q
regular service IN it's Wentworth ave.
nue. line, which extends from seventy
ninth street to its downtown districts.
a distance of eight miles. The first car
manned by a newly hired non-un1of
crew. left the car barn, guarded by a
dozen policemen and was followed Ioul
minutes later by another train.
Twenty-Five cars in all We're put into
the service, but the schedule was fire.
uuently interfered with by delays
caused by distractions being place
on the tracks and the experience OF
men i'll charge of h cars. the most
serious trouble occurred during the
morning when a number of arrests
were made, but clashes between the
police and the crowds that lined the
streets were frequent during the after
noon and when darkness set in 1t was
not considered safe to send more cars
from the barns. The last car returned
to the barns at 4;30 o'clock afte
it had been safely housed the days
work came to an end More arrests
We're made during the day h q any
SllC0 'llltLSlstNG Mdo w. III 49,
The most trouble was experienced
between Twenty-seconu n Thrifty
| ninth streets. In the blocks bounded by
these thorougnfares crowds of men,
women and children congregated, and
as the first car passed hooted at the
police and ~non-union employees. This
was soon followed by more violent
demonstrations. Huge b~arricades We're
piled upon the tracks, stones We're
thrown at the cars and q hand to hand
conflict between the police and the
crowd followed in several instances.
Several patrol wagons which had pre-
| viously been called We're soon filled
| with prisoners.
One Of the men arrested, who gave
his name as McQuaid. is said to have
| placed a cartridge of large caliber up
on the track near Harrison and Clark
| streets. Thousands Of spectators We're
in the street at the time, and believing
it was dynamite. became panic strick-
! en- with fear as they dashed for places
| OF safety.
1t being Sunday the absence OF traf-
fic teams on the streets lessened the
trouble for the police in the matter Of
blockades, but another sourse of seri-
GUS annoyance was the great crowds OF
idle sightsaers and sympathizers who
We're attracted by thousands to the
streets through Which the cars had to
pass.
During the latter part of the after
noon, however, the interference with
the passage OF cars had greatly dimin-
filled with passengers as they sped
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AN ALLEGED MURDERER.
lack Dinnan Charged With Robbi,
and kiliinu Laborinq Man.

Sioux Falls, S.. D., Nov. IA man CIV
ng his name as Jack Dinnan has been
placed under arrest here on suspicion of
having murdered a laboring man at
Breckenridge, Mimi, a short time ago.
An alleged accomplice, "BilIt Haley, has
also been arrested at Sheldon, Ia, for
completely in the crime. The laboring
nan was hit OH the head with a bottle,
md after being robbed of $50 was thrown
rom a high bridge. 1t developed he was
lot dead and was found by persons who
Jared for him until the next day, when
he died. But before his death he is al
eyed to have named the men who as
.aulted and slugged him. Dinna refuses
% talk since his. arrest, although it is
aid that prior to being arrested he adj
nitted to Il local saloonkeeper that he got
nto trouble in Minnesota by hitting a man
n the head with a bottle.
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LAID WASTE.
Region Near Belle Fourche Completely
overrun by Destructive Hoppers.

overrun by Destructive Hoppers.
Belle Fourche, Sd. Nov. 1S.-The
region northwest Of Belle Fourche was
limos completely overrun during the
past ummer and fail by destructive
srasshoppers, and reports from the
eastern part of Montana, near south
western North Dakota and northwest
srn South Dakota are discouraging.
Heavy losses are expected this win
Ter unless stock is moved out. The
country is a waste, there being no.
grass or other vegetation v cactus
md sage brush.
The stockrnen in eastern Montana
appreciate the seriousness Of the situ-
ltion n have shipped out their stock
closer than ever before. sons Sheep
men have moved their flocks one to
:wo hundred miles east into the Dako-
as, where grazing is fairly good, the
yrasshoppers not having reached that
:egion. Where the grasshoppers have
eaten off the grass every breeze sends
he lust across the prairie, While a
brisk wind carries dust enough to give
The appearance Of a blizzard.
In all parts of the range country
arge outfits are going out Of bust,
sess.
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SAYINGS OF JESUS
IN ANCIENT RECORD
Many Hitherto Unknown Found
in Egyptian Papyri Re-
Gently Discovered.
MANY VARIATIONS
some Are strikinsIy Different From
Those Familiar in the Accepted
Bible Tcxts--Date From
Second Century. K

London, Nov. 17.-Many hitherto un
known. sayings of Jesus Christ have
been discovered in Egypt by a%rchaeolo-
gists who have dug up papyrl buried
since the second century, 100 miles
south of Cairo. DIR. Bernard p. Gren-
fell, who has been engaged in Egyp-
tians excavations many years. at a gen
teral meeting of the Egypt exploration
fund here, gave the following details.
Accompanied by DIR. Hunt, DIR. Gren-
fell found a rich Ptolemaic metropolis
at Ethibeh. The bulk of h documents
from mound consisted of collections
of sayings Of Jesus. They are all in
troduced with the words, Jesus saith
and for the most part are new. The
ends Of the lines. unfortunately, are
often obliterated. Apparently all the
sayings We're addressed to Saint
Thomas. One of the most remarkable
is:
Let not him that seeketh cease from
his search until he find, and when he
finds he shall wonder; wondering, he
shall reach the kingdom Of heaven; and
when he reaches the kingdom he shall
have rest
Very Valuable Finds.
cdr. Grenfell remarked that enor.
nous interest would be aroused by the
discoveries on account of the variations
they disclosed from accepted texts. One
variant OF a mystical saying recorded
in ST. Luke, The kingdom of God is
within you,'' was of great value, as the
saying in the papyrus appeared in
quite different surroundings from those
extended far into another religion.
According to Dr.. Grenfell these say
ings formed a new gospef which is ira
ditionally associated with ST. Thomas.
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WILL USE FLAG.
W. C. T. U, VIII No. Adopt 4un'
gienic" Handkerchief as SALUTE

-
Cincinnati. o.. Nov. 16.-lThe tA
teenth annual convention of the We
ans Christian Temperance union
gan a session of six days here with
very large attendance. The sesssl
was devoted to welcoming address
and responses and routine matters
Mrs. Lillian NJ. n. Stevens, pr4
dent, delivered heraannual address.
Mrs. Henrietta l.. Monroe OF Oh
offered prayer when the conventional
assembled In the afternoon.
Following the report on credentla
Mrs. Susanna M. d. Fry submitted y
annual report as corresponding seen
tary.
The reports of Mrs. Helen Mort
Barker. as treasurer, and Mrs. Gels
Bigelow, as auditor, we're submitted.
AT the afternoon session. on accou
of much talking in the audience
became necessary to appoint 9 =
geant at arms. Mrs. Demerest Of N
Jersey was appointed.
On motion OF Mrs. Marie {. Bre
If Chicago, the American flag y
adopted for the official salute ins.e
Of the .unhygienic S Of handS
Chiefs" and a committee appointed.
secure the flag.
Mrs. Helen G. Rice, in reporting
general secretary of the Loyal Ie
perance Legion, introduced pronlinn
workers from different states 70 81
what was being done by that brane
Several superintendent reported
their departments, and addresses
others were heard.
Mrs. Francis w. Letter. natfonai.,
perintendent OF physical educau
conducted exercises with the audlel
Banners were awarded to the ON
ent states showing the best resuils
these departments.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS

Following Is the out come of o., r,o.
played throughout the country Saturday.
At Sioux Clty-Storm Lake, Is. sioux
City, o. :" SIOUX
At Mitchell. S. D.-Dakota un,vars;tv
S; Morningside college, s. sty
At New Haven, Conn.-Princeton. n.
Yale, 6. -
AT Cambridge, Masa.-Dartmoutb. i.
At Columbia, Mo,-Iowa. 16; Missouri, O
At Philadelphia--Carlisle Indians '1S::
Pennsylvania, G. 49, ~
At Ann Arobor. Mich.-Michigan, 1s.
Wisconsin, O. ~
At West Point-west Point, 10; cbica-
At Observation-Disclosures. o; Notre
At .omaha-Haskell Indians, 20; Creirb-
ton, o. ~ eis
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, %; NAVY &
At Lawrence, Kan.-Nebraska, 6; Kan
a Champaign. 1l,-Minnesota, 80. mi
At I%ndianola, Ia.-Ames, Ii; Simpson ,
At. st. Louis-Christian Brothers co1 Z.
lege, %; Quincy, ILL.,, O. Rush Medica, IN
%stitute, %; st. Louis university. q >H
At Bloomington, 1nd.-Indiana univere,-
Ity, 70; Depauw. 0.
At Des M~oines-Drake, 80: Grinnell, 0.
Butler university. 0. o.
At Charleston, Ill.-Eastern nlinc,s
Normal. 70; Northern Illinois NirmaI a
Al Marietta, O.-Marietta coiJera n
Western university, Pennsylvania. 1o'
AZ Lexington-Kentucky UNIVERSITY 10.
Wnliamsburg academy, o. ~
Oberlin. s: s' .;
bian. 0. SoAuAA'
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JEWS DEFEAT PAckE
Chicago Maenates Will Butche, 4
According to Kosher Rules

According to Kosher Rules, /
Chicago. Nov. 16.-The beef TINA,
surrendered to the demands az ~
brew Butchers association. and \
after all animals for observers n
Mosaic law will be killed under n
ton of persons authorized by h
Rabbi Ridwas.
The surrender is in the natura
compromise, as the firm Of ArmoA
Co. will for the present at least 4
In their establishment Rabbi an
whose method of Inspection came
der the ban Of Rabbi Ridwas. Bn
establishment shall be open to ts
speetion of the latter and his cabin
The packers committee was !
posed of Theodore Price, Arlnon
Co.; David Moog. SchwarzschH
Sulzberg, John Russell, Swift \
and Lawyer Aarons for Libby. MV
& Libby.
The surrender of the packers
brought about by the order Of h
Ridwas Saturday. which closed Til
Kosher shops of the city until d
thing could be done.
Under the agreement reached
night the shops will again be op
The plan to establish a packing
adjustment exclusively for ORTIZ
Jews VIII be given up for the prest
The campaign for the He
Butchers association was manage
A. Yompolsky, n. M, Barnette an
sph Goldberg.
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FOR WESTERN MINERS.
Federation Of Labor in Secession at Ros

Federation of Labor in Scsaion at Rosl
ton A~ppropriatcs $1,000 for Aid.
Boston, Nov. 17.-Frogress in dis
posing OF resolutions was made at the
convention OF the American Eceredation
OF Labor. Many matters still await ac-
tlon, however. only 40 of the $50 or
more resolutions introduced hayin.
oeen passed upon. This meeting was
marked by a lively discussion OF the
question whether the convention should
appropriate $1,000 for the Western Fed
GRAFTON Of Miners.
resolution to this effect was finally
adopted after immaterial amendments
had been adopted. :"
The appropriation was supported Nv
John Mitchell and the other delegates
OF the United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea, and opposed by President GomDers
and First Vice President Duncan. The
resolution of Delegate LAWN. OF
W~ilkesbarre, Pa, that un,onists snon-
~taneously oppose and ridicule unfair
l~n1unctions issued by capitalist Judi
Charles vas voted down after the dela-
gate had delivered the most imnas-
stoned address the convention had
tearQ,
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ROYAL CEREMONY.
Reception Of Italian King and Queer
in London an Unusual Event.

~ EL Va tItSodt GSGHl. "
London, Nov. liking Victor Emman-
uel and Queen Helena of Italy. who ara
to arrive in England tomorrow, will be
received with q ceremony unusual even in
the case of crowned heads. At. Ports
mouth all the home fleet will be assem-
bled. and Il great naval demonstration will
take place upon their majesties' arrival.
The prince and princess of Wales will
meet them on board a royal yacht and VIII
accompany them to Windsor, where King
Edward and Queen Alexandra will greet
them at the railroad station. h royal
visitors will leave England November u.
Signor Tittoni, Italian foreign minister.
VINO accompanies his sovereign to Eng
land, will while here confer with Foreign
Secretary Lansdowne. especially on the
relation of Somaliland and .Abyssinia. and
II Is just possible that another arbitration
treaty, similar to the Angio-French treaty,
may result.
diplomatic circles, however, do not at
ach much Significance to the visit, which
IS regarded merely as a return for King
Edwards visit to Rome.
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MYSTERY is DEEPER
General Search for the Missing Miili''
aire Wentz Has Been Abans
donAd IN Nirninia.

Big Stone Gap, Va, Nov. NV
six days have passed since " msM
rode gaily away into the mountains -
seen no more by his friends. Ihus ~ !
S55, 900 reward offered for the young ~ n
lionaire's return or for information = T..
those who may have murdered Mn IN
proved of no avail. II he is a ptso1 N
held for ransom his captors have hihys :
sign. The stranger pretending ~ aama,dl
authority to negotiate Il ransom N tY ~
to really have no knowledge OF tlt =
ter.
If Wentz is dead the mystery IS usspu1
Tor while every gulch, cave ana s'n.srnd
every spot. In fact, for many miles - i
mas been gone over inch by inch. Inv, MT
no trace of his body. It Is cerlaln .sasf
Wentz did not become insane ana Wa { N.
away unless he met with a fan thaa ID
turbcd his brain. In the latter even taund
unquestionably would have been .i@osin
long ago, since the people for loo hl y Ne
all directions have been especially , y
alert for him, and his description. lu saa,s
ing the handsome riding costume ne r ~
such as is rarely seen outside the , ,n,sssd
cities, has been sent all over the ~
states n abroad. Ia
Although worth millions, the youhs N M
had not more than IS when he droppe I'm, n
Of sight. Every fact and theory IS as ssrs
insanity or absence OF his own Will nsr,s
fore he must be dead or q prisoner .ntir
Wentz, an older brother, and the I'D ii
Wentz family cling to the idea OF -
duction. ,,as
we believe that my brother IS nv. ~
away somewhere said Mr.. Went,s N,
World correspondent today, anu
when he general interest Of the c .n,or
obated we shall hear from bis c ,aIs,.
There is at this moment not the siisnsa
clue. We are just as much in the dasn !
upon the first day Of Ted's disappearuuaa
1t is hard to tell as to whether -
dead Or alive, but we believe thai y ~
alive. Every bit OF information rscs'Yr,
has beer thoroughly siftcd. and .ns
suit is nothing"
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MOVE TO AID JEWS.
'roposaI to Raise a Great Fund to AS.
sist Those Who Come to Amer
lea From Russia,

New York. Nov. ia movement to
ave all wealthy Jews in this country
tut aside 2 per cent. OF their ncomes
o aid Russian Jews to come to this
country is to be started, according to
pr. Isadore Singer. president Of Zion
Educational league. The doctor, who
announced his intention at a meeting
u the league Just held, also said an
lttempt will be made to have the $45.-
100000 left by Baron de Hfrsch to the
Jewish Colonization association admin
stored In this country in aid OF this
work.
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A OF A. II. HALL.
Postmaster at White Lake and Promi-
8nent in DEVELOPMENT of Country.

Postmaster at White Lake and Promi-
nent in Development of Country.
White Lake, S. d.. Nov. ia. II.
Hall, postmaster at this place, died at
his residence in this city of pleuro-.
pneumonia after an Illness of a little
more than a week. MI. Hall was an
old soldier, being second sergeant of
Company B.. Ninth regiment, Iowa vol
%unteers and serving during the entire
war. He was very public spirited and
was actively interested in the Develop
sments of this section in the future of
which he had the greatest confidence.
Mr.. Hall was q man of. strong convic-
gtions, always an ardent republican. He
am from Langworthy, Ia, in 1883 and
located on al quarter section adjoining
the city o. the west, upon which he
resided until about one yea ago when
he moved into the city. He was 65
years OF age and leaves a wife and one
son, the latter being located at Law
ton, Okla.
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HORSE THIEVES CAUGHT.

Sheriff Had Hard Three Days Chase
to Capture Them.
Pierre, s. d., Nov. 16.-Sam Dolphus
and Louis Bronx, two horse thieves,
were lodged in the Pierre jail by Deputy
Sheriff VIM. Moore Of Stanley county,
who captured them on the big Sioux
reservation after a three days chase.
Ten head Of horses were recovered, the
brands having been changed.
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SKIMBAIL : GRAPHIC.
8 THAN, Publishes.
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Herr Macco, before the convention OF
b Verein Deutscher Eisenhuttenleute.
said that during the last eleven years
the average productive capacity of
American mines a III day has in
creased more than % per cent, while
In Germany 1t has, If anything, dimin-
ished. This act is attributed Il the in
creased use of coal cutting machinery.
the bttuminous output for 1901, 1851
per cent. was machine mined. Notwith-
standing the fact that higher wages are
paid in America, coal is much cheaper
than In Germany, some years it being
less than half the price Of German
coal.
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UNDULY SCARED.
Report Was Current That Homestake
Mine Mould Suspend OPERATIONS.

Mine Woutd Suspend Operations.
Lead, S. d., Nov. 1S.-A car was
created a few days ago by the report
hat the Homestake might
nave to suspend operations at it's
plants, owing to the shortage Of coal,
because of the strikes in the south
vest. There Is no ground for the ru-
MOI, as the Homestake officials de-
,lare the ability Of the company to OPP
crate Its plants with wood. Coal was
aot used as a fuel by the company un-
Ill a few years ago, and all its fur
laces have wood CRATES.
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Mrs. Overton, who lives near Glea-
son, Tenn, came in own the other$day
the purpose of seeing a passenger
train. She is 90 years old and has lived
within fifteen miles of the railway near
1y all her life. but had never even seen
the track up tt this time. On hearing
the train approaching she became very
much excited and refused to go near
the track, thinking the train a great
monster capable of doing her harm if 1t
desired. She returned home greatly
worked up over her adventure.
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Supreme Court Decisions.

rEnFEttfgS
Pierre, S. D., Nov. 14.-The supreme
ing decisions:
Telephone company, Sioux Falls, lower
court; affirmed.
Great Northern Railway company.
lei county, lower court; affirmed.
affirmed.
Richard Il. Morrison VS.. Thomas
5O'Brien, appellant, Of Codington coun-
8ty; motion to dismiss denied.
Frank Blackman VS.. city OF Hot
Springs, Fail River county, appellant;
affirmed.
Patrick II. Smith VS.. Detroit Dead
wood Gold Mining company, appellant,
Lawrence county; affirmed.
w J Shipley, appellant, VS.. IT. II.
Platts. Moody county; reversed.
South Dakota, defendant in error, VS..
G. Lee Irwin, plaintiff in error, Brook
ings county; reversed.
Joseph C. Davis, trustee, appellant,
Us. Jewett Bros. Il Jewett. Minnehaha;
affirmed.
ID. u. Mckinney rs. Minnehaha coun-
ty. appellant; affirmed.
William McVay, administrator, VS..
Hosea Bridgman, appellant, Bon
Homn county; application to file brief
lagranted; motion to dismiss denied.
Iowa National bank of Ottunwa VS..
sherman C Bratagcr, appellant, Min
nehaha county; affirmed.
Inc admitted Nelson e.. Big
Glow OF Howard on certificate from Ill-
nots.
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A new occupation is opening for
tramps in England. They station them
selves near a police trap and warm APP
preaching motorists OF danger and, as
result are rewarded with donations OF
small pieces Of money.
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Scotland has an area OF / 9,06e.4S2
acres. Of which 4,894,466 acres are un-
der cultivation. One hundred and
twelve persons w one-Eaif of the to-
tai area and eighteen persons own one
Fourth of 1T,
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PENNSYLVANIA WRECK.
One Killed and Several Injured by De.
railment of a Train.

Buffalo, N. Y, Nov. H.-Engineer
Alonzo Cole was killed, four persons
severely injured and a number Of OH
ers slightly bruised in the derailment
OF an accommodation train on the
today. NY
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The British and Foreign Bible society.
whichsin a few months completes a cen
tury Of work, has issued no fewer than
10000, 600 copies Of the scriptures,
which are now printed in nearly 400
different languages.
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1T is considered that agriculture in
Italy has need to be greatly anchor
ated, and this will be brought about by
radical reforms in the methods of cul-
~tiyation and the augmentation Of pro-
aduction.
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According to a Paris physician who
has noted the hour Of death Of 1850
persons, his observation covering a
period Of several years. the maximum
hour Of death Is from s to 6 a. m, and
the minimum from 9 to IL a. m.
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London has new law which might
we'll be initiated here. 1t provides Tor
Eprinklng old buildings in process Of
demolition. It is only surprising that
the watering of such buildings during
the pulling down process to stop the
dust nuisance has not been thought of
before.
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The new Springfield rifle is probably
the most. effective militarySsarm in the
world. AT distance of fifty feet #
penetrates flfty-fve l-inch pine boards
placed 4 Inch apart
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Five Beers. who still refuse to take
oath of loyalty. are to be sent back to
South Africa from Ceylon, Il custody,
IN order to show them the absurdity of
their attitude" says the London Mail.
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The st. Louis law school, a branch Of
III Washington university, has refused
to receive as a student Charles F.. Kelly
a orner speaker Of the house Of dele
gates, convicted of bribery.
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julius Kruttschmidt, jr., went to Yale
as a freshman in a special car, Quad
a~lonrre.ssEEIIIIi father is fourth vice pres
ident and general manager of the
Southern Pacific railroad.
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With the methods now in use, seven
tenths of the force in coal is wasted. A
few years ago the waste was nine
tenths. Mr.. Edison declares that a.
bucketful Of coal should drive an x
press train from New York to. Phila-
delphia, and a few tons be sufficient for
the largest ocean steamship, whose
bunkers now hold thousands. The
Oceanic consumes a ton of coal every
three minutes, or about 500 tons aEday.