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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RECENT REPORTS THAT He WAS
QUITE H. WERE UNTRUE.
His Majesty Left Malta in Good
Eisaith--Wlll BE Royalty Entertain
ed In Roms--Await His Desires as
TO the PrOsram-s+is Visit to the
Pops-strssts Being Decorated.

London, April 2l.--An investigation
OF the reports circulated In the United
States BY = news agency that as a re-
suit Of the alarming state OF King Ed
wards health he has been ordered 70
take four days az Napies before going
TO Rome. and that the program for his
maJesty's entertainment ~ Rome had
been eurtailed. shows them 10 be I'M
founded. The king left Malta In good
health and there has been no change
In his plans.
Rome. April 23,-Eothing is known
al the British legation here or in Of
heiai circles concerning the report
that the health Of King Edward il un.
satisfactory.
With regard 10 the report that the
ceremonies attending King Edwards
reception AT Rome val be enrtAiled. u
viii be impossible "a eartail them, A
no program has been arranged. Know.
ledge Of King Edwards desires Is
awaited before doing so.
For tbs same rea4on all arrange
ments regarding his maJesty's Yisit 20
the pope aFe mere fsbricationR. The
British embassy and the vatican as yet
know nothing al all In this respect
The archbishop Of Manila has IN.
formed the vatican that he did his best
10 present the adviSability Of q meet
Ing between the sovereign OF Great
Britain and the head OF Catholicism.
adding that he received no Rssur-
Ances that this meeting would or
would not occur. In the meAntim :.
preparations 10 receive King Edward
are progressing In various directions
The streets which his majesty Is eK'
pected To traverse are being richly
decorated
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His presensIment Came True.

Salt Lake. Utah.-As in fulfllmenl
Of q presentiment that haunted him
for = week. Private Charles Thornton
Of the Twenty-second battery. AT Fort
Douglas. accidentally fell from an
army wagon. the wheels Of which
passed over bis head. killing him In
gtAntly.
About q week previous Thornton
was detailed. much against his viii.
TO carry the body Of Private Peters,
suicide. from the barracks 10 the
hospital. Thornton said At the time
that the task was an III omen for him.
and several times since he told his
companions he felt something was go
ing 10 happen. Just before starting
on the fatal trip. he again referred &c
the strange preseniiment Of death that
haunted him.
Thornton came from cambridge
Ohio. where bis parents reside.
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Ottawa, ont-Sir Oliver Mowatt,
lieutenant governor Of Ontario. died re
centln az government house, aged So
years. Sir Oliver had been in feeble
health for some time. but the accident
In which he broke his legs FASTENED
the end.
Sir oliver was premier OF ontarI1
from lST2 to 1896. ~ years. thus earn
ing the distinction Of having had the
longest continuous term Of once as
premier ever accorded TO any man BY
the people Of any province or colony in
the British empire.
In 1895 he resigned 10 become min.
lister OF justice in the dominion cabi.
net. In 1897 he was appointed lieu
tenant governor Of Ontario. He was
one OF the fathers OF confederation.
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eesers Were suppressed.

Washington, April 22.-Minister
Conger reports TO the state depart.
ment from fekin, under date OF March
IL. that an attempt was made in the
district Of Yutien. about 100 miles west
OF Pekin. TO reorganiEe the boxer
movement. but was promptly suppress
ed by the energetic action Of the vice
roy, the famous Yuen Shia Kai. who
stood like q rock against the boxers
in 1900. Several soldiers lost their
lives in the attempt to arrest the
criminals. Several are to be beheaded
and their heads exhibited where the
organization started. Mr.. Conger says
only such prompt and severe measures
win prevent similar organizations in
other localities, and that Il is hoped
and believed Yuen Shih Kal viii con.
tinue as he has begun.
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Flour MIlln Closed.

Minneapolis. Mimi. April 2o.-Th,
nour mill and wheat situation In Min
neapolia and the northwest is more
complex than IL has been since the
shutdown Of the mills. The mfllerI
stick TO their original explanation
an unjust discrimination on tariffs be
tween Duluth and Buffalo against -four
and favoring wheat which was the
real cause Of n big loss to them
Commission men are Of the opinion
that the shutdown could not affect the
Chicago corner" unless the miIlerl
are anxious that alp northwestern
wheat possible be rushed TO New York
Most reliable advices are that ever
nOurmill In the northwest. little and
big. has ceased operations, pending In
structiOns from the Minneapolis mill
ers.
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Baker City. Ore. April a2.-Pieasan;
Armstrong. who murdered his sweet
heart. Miss Mamie Ensminger. al
North Powder, Ore, on Christmas
night, and who is IN the county jail
here under sentence to be hanged MAY
s. makes grave charges against Pos;
master Caster at Rock Creek station
The murderer maintains that on De
cember -. 1902. Miss Ensmineer wrote
him a letter. addressed TO the Rocl
Greek postofice. Because Of the non
arrival OF this letter. and actuated BY
jealousy. Armstrong rode TO North
Powder the following evening and kill
ed his sweetheart az a dance. The
young people were engaged to be mar
ried. and the murder was committed
by Armstrong while under the belief
that the girl was trying TO break II OF
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OREGON NOTES.

The work Of Improving HELIX Is pro
crossing.
William Quinn. = wealthy stockman
Of halhear county. is dead.
A. J. Jshns0n Of Astoria. the well
known forestry expert. 10 dead.
Frank Stevenson viii build q ane
$4,000 modsrn hotel in Joseph this
spFipE.
This viii be season Of building &C
liSity and municipal improvement in
Union.
A driving association has been or.
CANNED among the horse lovers Of
Pendielon.
J, W, Ambrose. stock inspector. who
resides hear Ritter. reports q great
deal Of seab among the sheep u Grant
county
The Pioneer MiliinE company. which
10 building . nov four story mill and
elevator ~ isiAnd City. will probably
be ready 10 start work nc1t month
With = 100 haFrei daily capacity.
last Sunday Saa = happy day ~ the
First Congregational church OF Port.
land. whrn the announcement was
made ~ the morning service that tIT.'
600 had becn raised toward payihE the
church debt Of $500. Dinerent per.
sons gave tiooo. making the total
amour, ti7.so0.
a huge cold storage plant. which Is
To oonseFt ali the live stock raised 10
The Echo and Butter creek counties
into sAhle form. instead al shipping out
live weight 40 nov. Il 70 BE- Installed
Al Echo By the American Hare Pack.
lnE 4 Cold Storage company. Just or
Ennined This IL 10 be 40 extension
u the rabbit Industry.
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Sweeping changes upon the North.
ern Pacific have been announced, at
fecting the whole system Of the North
ern Pacific. In addition to the changes
announced recently from St Paul, by
which n. G. Kimberly becomes assist
ant general manager and r. w. Gil
bert general superintendent. It ia an
nouneed that Newman Kline. At pres
emit superintendent Of the Pacific d.
vision. becomes assistant general So.
Derintendent. with headquarters at st.
Paul.
w. G. Albee. who has been acting IN
the place Of Q. w. Russell as snperin.
tsndent Of the Rocky Mountain di.
vision. becomes superintendent Of the
Pacific division; Bert z. Palmer sue.
ceeds him as superintendent Of the
Rocky Mountain division, going mp
from the position Of division engineer.
y. J. Pierson is TO be transferred from
ST. Paul 10 Livingston. taking the
three divisions Gilbert used TO have
the Montana, Yellowstone and Rocky
Mountain. l. b. Richards hs1emes 81.
perintendent Of car service. with head
quarters Al ST. Paul. which is a trans.
fer from the Pacific division. where be
was trainmaster Of the division. G
w. Russell. former superintendent Oi
the Rocky Mountain division, Is not Ia
the reckoning. He IL at present iE
southern California. The changes ars
10 take effect May L.
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spekans Aarks, Rspersa.

vegvtAbles-cabbAge. 2M9sc H.:
nsw potatoes. i0O 10. old potatoes. soc
yer cwt: sweet potatoes. &c ID: 10
mAiOoa. 5oV 10. green peppera ase
10. radishea. &c baneh; dFted ouions,
iN99c n. Eresn onioaa. punches
Sc: corumbern. $50 toe: bestA. &c ID.
turnips. In bulk. lS03c ID: carrots
lh@9c 10. carrots. iA@2oih:
asparagus. sOc 10. for ssc. paTSnipa,
z0ae 10; caullnoweF. iS0sso head:
celery. s0ioo bunch: rhnbarb. isc
10. COT Csc. green peas. ISc 10: Spla
ach. Sc 10: fresh mint ioc bunch:
horpcFadiRh root. 20e ID. string beana
acc ID.
Poultry -chiokens: dressed, lt0
lke. squads. isc each. ducks. ls03oc
10. geese. i7d2oc ID: turkeys. 9s0
2tc 10.
EEgs--Local. soc per dozen.
Fruits Lemons. l002sc per doz
apples. Sc ID. tid2 per boz: bananas
$50 roc doz. cranbcutes. 2ec qt: CO
ooanuts. 100 sc each: lines. 2Oc dos
Malaga grapes. asc ib.
Dairy Products butter
500 toc per 10: country butter. $50
soc per 10: olcomargaiine $50 t0C
per roll: SOC 10: cheese. q 125c ID.
f1sh-salmon. i5c per ID: halibut
l2nc.
Grain and Fecd--Timcshy hay, 500
ps per cwL tiTAis per ton: grain
hay. soc per cwt. ti7 per ton: alfalfa
s0c per cwt, Sis per ton: chicken feed
ti.5s per cwt- t3b per ton: oata. tl.st
per cwt. ga per ton: bran. eoc PEI
cvt: bran and shorts. ti.0s per cwt:
abortA 81 per cwt; rolled barley, si.2I
per ewt: corn. - per cwt.
aeeds-Timothy, rye 10. $3.50 pei
cwt; alfalfa. tic ID. tis cwt: red
clover. lsc 10. sic cwt: white clover
soc 10. sac cwt: red top. lee 10. SIS
cwt: rye grass. Ice ID. 30 cwt; blue
grass. 10000 %. t1a0is cwt; or
chArd grass. lie 10. SIS owt; mIlleI
feed. &c ID. u cwt; millet seed, u
ID. IS cwt
Coal oil--Balk oil, soc per gal
pearl. s2.s00S per case. tI.76 per can
Wholesale. e2.7b0t2b pet
Dbl: retail. fancy patents. tl.20; stand
ard brands. tl16; common grade
Clio: lowest. 81.
sugar-Cane. teSs per 100 ID sack
IL lbs for 81.
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FLOUR MILL MeRoER orr.
Pacific Coast plants viii Net con.
soiidate.

~AfN SNAAA FtAUNA WIZ NNA WI
soiidate.
Portland. Ore, April 2l.--The pro.
moters Of the plan 10 consolidate the
more important Pacific coast Touring
mills. forming one OF the largest Of
the coast Industrial corporations, have
abandoned the project for the present.
Y anything further is done with the
aeal Il win not be undertaken for At
least 10 months and the scheme may
b laid asids for good.
The condition Of the money market,
especially In New York. is given ~
the reason for abandoning the four
mill deal The moneyed men Of New
York are not able at present TO taks
up new and outside scheme and have
only turned down the project for that
reason. Had IL been presented TO them
six months earlier II is believed the
scheme would have been successful
The promoters declared they would
desire the privilege Of renewing tbs
options IT some later date. possibly
about the first u neat year. Put there
10 no agreement whereby this privilege
is 10 be eEtended and the deal. IL IN,
degtaksn At some future time. viii
have 70 be taken up as an entirely new
scheme
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Washlnu,on,s oraIn Rsper,.

Tacoma. wash. April sO.--state
Grain Commissioner ArrAsmith IL back
from q trip OF observation through
whitman. SPOKANE. Adams. Lncolu
and part Of Douglas counties. lie
said
4 and conditions good. much bet
ter than usual. with the single excep
tion that the crop IL later In tho
ground. Heavy rains last fall soaked
the soil well. and II was In fine condi
tlon for planting this spring. conse
auently grain has q good start, There
was = big falling on In the acreage
81 fall wheat, fully 50 pr cent. but
this ls more than made up BY the in
creased acreage sown to spring wheat
Judging from what have seen and
can learn. the total increase In acre
age will amount 20 az least 10 per cent
The largest increase Ia In Douglas, Lin
coin. Adams and Franklin counties
due to the coming In Of new settlers
Tbo are opening new farms. Many
cid settlers are increasing their acre
are Spring seeding will not be com
pleled before about May 10. 10 days
o. two weeks later than last year.
II ind there Ia still considerable
wheat back In the country that will
cone to this market. Moat OF the
lafmers held more wheat than they
a. using for seeding purposes. and
- BOON as the spring work II finished
thay will send Il 10 market"
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You can't very wen miss It." said
neck-whiskered and pes lmIstically In
clined Farmer BsntoNeF. IN reply To the
inquiry OF the stranger. Just keep on
along down the road tin you come to a
white house on the right-haud side.
with green blinds. where there's a COM
manding-s Eed woman trsl,e. shlp d
considerably like a clothes horse. trim
ming a hat or sewing rag mat or
something OF that sort ard at the same
time putting up preserves. rocking the
cradle believing In predcs,ina ion aud
a literal hell. picking tlws IN the en-
tire neighborhoOd. watching 10 see ev-
erybOdy that passes by. word riRg TO
gracious where they ate going and what
Cor and giving large. angular nj c =
OF her mind TO a small. frightened
looking husband. who appears TO be on
the point. most of the time. OF trying
TO crawl inside Of himself. rs kanga-
roo Is said TO hide IN It's own watch
pocket in time OF danger. Yes. that's
where my second cousin. Canute ].
Pennypacker, lives. Smart Set.
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MONTANA ENEhrn.

Montana il slill IN the lead as q wool
producing state, -Four million and =
half q sheep gave q product OF nearly
-. GOT. coo pounds.
Recently william II. chariebpis was
drowned In the Kootenai river at a
place known As China rapids. about
seven miles below Libby Greek
A. Butte last week AnreiiA Herrera
pat lack Richards TO sleep after Is
seconds Of lighting in the fourth round
a. what was to have been a 20 round
so.
A civil service examination will be
held in MiaeonsA May Z. for postofice
clerks and carriers.
Teddy Roosevelt Smith and J. II.
Donneliy. awaiting trial for robbing \
Missoula hardware store. made q sen
salIonAi escape from jail at Mlssoula
last week
They were captured later At Arlee,
station west on the Northern Ia
eiac. by Deputy sheriff Addison ster-
llng.
The strike Of the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone girls Al Butte has been
settled. Al the former employees were
taken back by the company withou,
prejudice
Jack Madden. Of Brooklyn. exchAm.
pion bantAmwelGht Of America. and
kid oEiesby viii fight twenty rounds
In Helena the night Of April 20.
President Roosevelt has accepted
the Invitation rendered by the grand
lodge II the Masonic bodies Of Mon.
tana 10 lay the cornerstone q the mag
nihcant arch TO be constructed by the
government near Gardiner al the en-
trance 10 the park
Martan Zidmalr has been convicted
u murder in the first degree for kill
ing George Relder on Trail creek on
April 10. 1901 The crime wae not dis
covered until q few weeks ago.
Deputy sheriff George Rich Of Hay
den has arrested a man named Har'
rington. who. u IL said. cracked the
lumber once safe at Bonners Ferry,
idaho. several weeks ago. securing
1900.
Definite steps have been taken by
the Red Lodge city council for the In
stallatioh Of a proper sewerage avs
TEN In Red Lodge.
Through correspondence received
from Kalispell attorneys the Butte 20
lice have discovered that James Coo
grove. whom relatives have sought
many years as an heir 20 an eastern
estate OF considerable magnitude. com
mltted suicide in this city IL years ago
several hours after he had murdered
his mistress in a az Of Jealous rage.
e. W. Stetson, clerk ut the Florence
hotel and one OF the best known hotel
men In Montana, was probably fatally
injured In q runaway accident which
occurred a few miles from Mlssouls
recently.
BY the breaking OF a wheel on one
OF the cars in the middle OF a North
ern Pacific freight near Helena Is cars
In the rear Of the train were piled az
in one mass, which caught IRE. None
OF the trainmen were hurt.
The verdict found by the coroner's
jury IN the case OF Lewis jacobson
the laborer who was killed at Gray
Clif while running empty cars down
from the treetle at the top OF the
Northern Pacific coal docks. was &C
cidental death.
Stockmen are taking no little inter
eat in the sale and leasing OF state
lands which will be held at the court
house at Fort Benton on May IA. when
some choice pieces OF state land will
be sold to the highest bidder
/ ra.-.n -. nsne - eAa a,or.twrants
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Poultry and Eggs-Chickens, roos
ters. i20lsc; hens. 120i3c per ID live
weight. turkeys, live weight. 1b0isc
per ID, dressed, 10000; eggs. fresh
IS per case.
Observation-Disclosures, $4,000 pei
cwt; onions, s0@75c per cwt.
Live stock-Steers. sl0450: cows
ts.2594 mutton, ewes, S9,1b1AsS
per cwt: wethers. sIQA50 per cwt;
ewes. dressed, $4,000. hogs, live
g. 50d7; dressed. 1Oc.
Eastern Dressed Meats-Steers
s%c; cows. 7h0Txc; veal. l00l2c,
hogs, 1oc; chickens. Ice; turkeys. %,
ID.
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WHEN Ne paopoern

WoRd "CaInciynmn Nearly Wrecked
Hfs lmpaasfoaed Ayowsi.
A. Mr.. BlInkS paced 70 and fro with
IN the limits OF his sxl0 chamber, ID
would have been evident 10 the most
casual observer that the Mid Of the
young man was greatly perturbed-
Upon bis broad forehead the finger Of
anxiety had traced q wrinkle and his
abundant hair was dislleyeled where
bis hands had grappled II In the stress
Of the problem be faced Az he paced
the noor he occasionally muttered to
himself, but the mutterings seemed de-
void Of meaning. At last be CHANGED
to observe his own nnaction In the
mirror on the dresser and. pauslng IN
front OF IT, be addressed his Imaged
self:
You are nice party. yon are. A
nice apology fer nothing In particular
You are six feet high and built accord
ingiy, and you are afraid Of q bit %
femininity that stands Eve feet nothing
in its French boots! Yes. you are; Il
IL useless for you 10 deny. ! know ron,
you great. overgrown coward; you pose
A. being somebody. but you are q mere
blun. You swell around and try 10 keep
up the pretense until you meet I'VE feet
nothing. and tben
Mr.. Biinks abruptly ceased talking
and modify walked from the mlrrox.
Again he ran his hand through his hair
and after that violently bit his mus.
taehe for 2 time. Then be again spoke:
I'm d. H. il die for II, WIN. I
win 60 over this very evening and have
the thing settled once and for all No
body shsI longer have an opportunity
70 say that / sna AFRAID OF a lawn dress
ana It's contents ] win summon my
courage to the sticking point. Here
goes.'
A half-hour later Mr.. BlfRks. staI
chewing his mustacbe. was sitting in a
small and cozily appointed parlor
awaiting the arrival Of I'VE feet nothing
on the scene. The Iittle lady took her
time and the young man in his nervous
tension suffered accord ngiy. Seconds
seemed minutes and minutes seemed
hours while still be waited At last the
whom be awaited appeared
Mr.. BIinks said TO himself that he
dared not wait lest he should fan by
the wayside. So be drew a long breath,
summoned courage from the deep and
hidden recesSes OF his nature and. al
most before the young lady fairly was
seated, took the decisive plunge.
Mary" said the young man. as he
| berVed himself 10 the effort, you must
ere now have observed the condition
Of my feelings. You must long ago
have felt how have seen-that Is, you
felt. You must know the emotions
with which l look upon you When 1
am with you I feel as II my entire m.
ture had undergone 4 complete clata-
eysm-that is. a complete kitycl ISM
or. ] should SAY. catechism. Mary, what
! wish TO ssy is that IN your presence I
feel that my nature has und argone
complete kittechak-kixzcye aftem-a
complete ciazzykit-Mary. a complete
lizzyelai-a cleempote clilnmypax-"
Mr.. Blinks:' low. sweet voice in
terrupted him.
Yes Mary"
Don't you think yen might get along
Setter II you would skip the word cata-
ciySm and go right onE-
SO he skipped lhs word. says the
New York Times. and everything went
along too beautifully to lie told.
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Struck BY Electric Car.

Los Angeles. Cal. April BE. w
Benedict, a prominent attorney OF To
peka, Kan, was probably fatally in
jured by a streetcAr on Broadway. Mr.
Benedict was driving an automobile
when q heavy electric car OF the Re
dondO line struck the vehicle. dragging
It nearly a hundred feet.
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Shot The clrrs stertather.

Columbia City. Ind. April 2I.-Al.
bert Goldman. aged 20. Sunday night
shot and instantly killed Frank STAN.
smith at the latter's home. eight miles
from here.
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London hostesses are wailing loudly
over the passing OF the dancing man
Many big balls are entire failures now
because the men refuse TO dance. and
no one knows the reason why. The
men say that Il is too much bother.
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In California they raise asparagus IN
large lots. On one Of the reclaimed
BouldIn islands there Is a large farm
OF 5000 acres devoted exclusively to
the growing OF this vegetable. the
crops Of which are large enough to sup.
ply one cGnnery.
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AS another instance OF ''ragging" in
the German army II is stated that a
victim at Berlin has committed suicide
out Of fear OF further IN treatment
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A Dane has invented a communion
cup which makes impossible the trans.
mission Of infectious diseases.
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Stake san on.

Lowell, Mass, April s1.--The fourth
week Of the strike OF textile operatives
has begun. with peace apparently as
far Oh az ever.
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An lmmennr Whrlt Earlsl.

The biggest wheat d Ia in the rid
Ia In the Argentine Republic Il be-
longs TO an Italian named GuaEoae and
covers Just over 100 square miieA
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-Four times as many passengers
were carried by trolley roads a. BY
steam In Massachusetts, N 1904.
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Within 20 years the south has In.
creased It's railway mileage 1e2 per
cent. and It's exports IS per cent.
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Eleven per cent Of the immigrants
to the United States in the last four
years have been Jews.
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over 100000 Bibles are sold every
year IN Chicago. The sale IL better
than any 10 q the 80 called best usll.
has books.
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You remember when Duncan's son
wrote home from college that he was
fencing, Duncan thought he was build
ing fenceST'
yes"
We'll, now he writes home that be
IL vaulting. and Duncan thinks he IL
buildings vaults"
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Paeksra May Recover.

News resolved from City Marshal
PaekardA bedside Indicates that be
nost likely viii recover.
A bone vas removed from hts LEFT
arm. the second anger on his left hand
ampntatsd. and the buckshol was re.
showed from hIs throat He IA rest.
ihg comfortably.
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