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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11

teeth, filing 3Os, relieving or attempt
and treating Is nerves. In April an
alarming epidemic of typhoid fever
was traced TO the hydrant water used
to dilute the 40 gallons of condensed
milk consumed daily, and upon the
discontinuance of the water, the fever
was abated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11
WAR IN THE NEAR FUTURE
MacArthur's Reported COnclusiOn-Says
He Was Misrepresented.

He Was Misrepresented.
After saying that Macarthur de-
clared that throughout all South
America German prestige is advancing,
the report credits the general with
caying: The conclusion seems inevita-
BILE that the interests of Germany in
South America. where today are large
colonies numbering hundreds of thou
sands. presage another testing and
straining of the Monroe doctrine. and
in all probability Il contest of arms
between that power and the UnitedL
States in the near future, in which
event no one can now forecast the at
titude of England and other European
powers. Therefore it is the duty of the
federal government to make itself as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11
Some More TerrorIsms Reported.

Butte. Mont, Dec. 11.-Investigations
by the government officers show, that n
reign of terror exits on forks of the
Occur dAlene river in Idaho. The set
tiers have been driven from their
homes and settlement discouraged,
while millions of fine pine have been
stolen from the government and sold to
the mills
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11
AIudes to Vanderbilt's Reception.
FEROcIoUs ATTACK on RUSSIA
Says She Is Essentially Barbarous state
Buelow's Reply.

Abiding again TO the reception OF
Vanderbilt at DantZic, Herr Bebel said:
What has he done to deserve all this
applause? These things give the i'm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11
Governor Huterceded.

GOV. Yates reprieved the condemned
man 10 give the board of pardons op-
portunity to review the case. and was
severely criticised for it. When the
board of pardons heard the evidence
it decided to give McCrea time in
which to get his case before the SUI
preme court This was done Wednes-
day. when the records and briefs were
submitted. The court took the mat
ter under consideration and Yesterday
refused to act
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11

keeper who fired in self-defense. The
agitation of the king on his return to
the palace has given rise to the belief
that the truth in the matter is that
King Alfonso was responsible for the
death of the game keeper. having shot
at game and accidentally hit the keep
er, killing him instantly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11
FARMER" BURNS
LOSER IN A MATCH
Frank A. Gotch, Another Iowan,
Turns the
Trick.

Whatcom. Wash, Dec. 11.-Frank \.
Gotch. of Humboldt, Iowa, last night
defeated Farmer Martin Burns, of
Big Rock, Iowa. \ challenge from
Tom jenkins was accepted by Gotch's
manager.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11
John McCrea Pays the
Penalty for His
Crime.
EXECUTION AT PEORIA
Supreme Court Refuses
to Act at Last
Minute.

Peoria, ILL.,, Dec. 11.-John McCrea,
the colored murderer Of Detective
William Murphy, was hanged at 9:O4
this morning.
McCrea walked to the scaffold with
out assistance and died protesting his
innocence His neck was broken by
the fall. He was convicted of killing
Detective Murphy. who caught him
stealing coal. in June last. He only
escaped iynching by being secretly
taken to Galesburg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11

retorted Bebel audibly. Won BueTow. III
the more serious part of his speech,
made no announcement concerning
Germany's foreign policy. or indeed re-
garding the particular measures that
will be introduced for social reform.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11
BEAR DENOUNCED
BebeI, the German Socialist Lead
er, Has No Use for the
Cars Government.
IS ESSENTIALLY BARBARoUs
He Says, and Has Lively Spat with
Won BueIow, the Imperial
Chancellor.

Berlin, Dec. 1.-Two OF the most
interesting personalities in German
politics. Chancellor von Buelow and
Herr Bebel, the Socialist leader, en-
gagged in a lively debate in the reich
stag. The monarchist. who was
dressed as for Il drawing room, was
amusing and cheerful, his lucid sen
tences falling easily on the under
standing He disposed of Il difficulty
publican. With quality of voice
strangely stirring the emotions, excited
his believers to 'enthusiaSm and his
opponents to anger, one passionate SEN
tence following another to the climax.
1t was the self educated wheelwright
against the lucky country squire en-
bodying all the Sraces and principles
of the aristocrat.
Complains of Russian Police.
The debate was on the budget, and
the Socialist leader began with the
Russian question. declaring that Rus
sia could easily seize Hiau-Cho when
ever it suited her fancy. and therefore
Germany should exercise her moral in
fiuence to prevent difficulties i'll East
Asia. The speaker predicted that there
would be Il large increase in the mill
tary estimates. Herr Bebel charged
the government with cooperating with
Russia in suppressing political discOn-
tent The Russian police, he asserted.
acted in Prussia aS if ut home. They
received every sort of service from the
Prussian authorities. and dozens of
Russian secret agents were busy in
Berlin and other centerS. spying Ou
the doingS of Russian students or
Russian residents
AIIVdes to VanderbiIt's Reception.
This. Herr Bebel declared. was one
exhibition of CaeSariSm. as practiced
in Germany. Others were the re-
ceptions of Cornelius Vanderbilt. un-
necessary gifts To foreign nations and
spectacular paradingS of army corps
All the fuss and glory of military life
in times of peace was time wasted on
frivolities. which could he spent far
better in actual drill and study
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11

strong as possible. 50 as 10 rR aDIe to
care for itself in any emergency"
General Macarthur says the report
does not correctly represent his views
in any particular. and utterly misrep-
resents them in some. Otherwise lie
has nothing to say. Colonel Jones said
his report TO Governor Carter was
based solely upon conversations he Lad
with Major General Macarthur during
a social call. and that he only report
ed his expressions in substance with
view of impreSsing Governor Car
ter with the need of strengthening the
isolated islands from military stand
point. Colonel Jones said he took no
notes of his cony yersatfon with Gener-
nj Macarthur and that his report was
made from his memory.
Governor Carter. of Hawaii. said:
''The publication of Colonel Jones re-
port was not authorized by me. but it
occurred through Il misunderstanding
At my request Colonel Jones had writ
ten out a memorandum of his con-
ver>atiOn with General Macarthur two
days after it took place, for the pur-
pose of preserving Gen. MacArthur's
views regarding the National Guard.
| had an interview with Gen
eral Macarthur yesterday in which
General Macarthur said in
substance that Hawaii was the domi-
nant strategic feature of the Pacific
Washington View of 1t.
Washington. Dec. 11.-Secretary
Root said today the only information
he had concerning the statements at
tributed to Gen. Macarthur in which
the latter predicted war in the imme-
date future between the United
States and Germany, was what he
had seen in the papers. As MacAr-
thur is quoted as saying the state
ments utterly misrepresented his
views in most particulars, the secre-
tary said he would take no action in
the matter.
At meeting of the cabinet it is
said the matter was discussed, as a
result of which it seems likely Secre-
tary Root will modify his views and in
the interest of fairness to Macarthur
will call upon him for an explanation
upon his arrival in the United States
the latter part of the month.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11
Many Others in Net
of Federal Grand
Jury
SITTING AT OMAHA
Fraud and Fencing Up
Government
Lands.

Omaha. Dec. 1.-THE United States
grand jury which has been in session
for some time investigating postOffice
bribery cases and the alleged illegal
fencing of government lands in west
ern Nebraska. has made Il partial re-
port To the court, returning twenty
two indictments. One is against ex-
State Senator Elliott Lowe charging
bribery in connection with the appoint
ment of Il postmaster at Alma, Neb.s
ten are against ranchmen charging il
legal fencing. and the others were
Indian cases mostly of a minor char
acter. Those against ranchmen include
Bartlett Richards. president of the Ne
braska Land and Feeding company;
W. G. COmStock, vice president of the
same company. aud Secretary Charles
c. Jameson. all of Ellsworth. Neb.,
and eX-State Senator Frank NJ. Currie.
Conspiracy to Bribe Dietrich.
The Indictment against eX-State Sem
atOr Lowe contains two counts. and
charges conspiracy TO violate section
Isl of the revised statutes by con-
spring To bribr Senator Charles IL.
Dietrich. 10y acting as intermediary in
the payment of S4OO in consideration
of which J. Il. Billings who at the
time of the alleged transaction was
postmaster at Alma. Neb. was to re-
ceiVe the recommendation 10y the sena-
tor for reHppoiuunent. one of the
counts charges the payment of 800
and the other of $500. The evidence
on which Lo~e was indicted iS said
TO have been given 10y J. r. Billings,
cXpOStmaSter ut Alma.
Testimony Given the Grand Jury.
1t was To the effect that when he
applied to Senator Dietrich for reap
pOintment he was told that State Sena-
1Or Lowe had been given the privilege
OF naming the postmaster at Alma. and
that Il recommendation from Lowe
would receive his (SenatOr Dietrich's)
Endorsement. Billings further testified,
according To published reports that hes
paid Lowe S4O0. and that later J. c..
Mitchell was appointed to succeed him.
Billings testified that the S400 was re-
turned to him with the statement that
| Mitchell had been recommended be-
cause of his paying a larger sum Oe
money.
Billings Evidence COrrOborated.
W. r. BeddeO. resident of Orleans.
town near Alma. testified to being
familiar with the details of the trans
action, and cOrrOborated the evil
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11
Billings Evidence Corroborated.

W. r. Beddeo. resident of Orleans,
n town near Alma. testified to being
familiar with the details of the trans
action, and cOrrobOrated the evil
dence given by Billings. w. A. Bill
ings. bank cashier and son of Post
master Billings. testified to the return
of the money. which he stated was
given to his father by Lowe in the
corridor of his bank
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-14
San German

II nero 10 -Viensn celebrkndose
sq,f las PAscuAs CON gran entusias.
mo. Los s&bados los Oomiugos
por In nochs Sc ven pc todAs parties
alegres <tYu'las.. A.sa't % de, socie
dad tamb'en celebranse, y en- las Co
sas de las distinguidas f.miiias en-
que squellos se han llevado l& cabo,
In animac'o tno hs decAfdo nm So
momento, siendo muy esp.6ndida-
mente obse quiAdos los s'asaltantes, "
ConGrsjeron matrimonio en- estss
ciudsd los distinguidos j6venes don
Victor Ramirez Lop c7n la sefio
rito Asuncioa Palmer y D az.
L,a nuevas contribueiones que ne
dice impondrk 81 Ayuntamiento, te-
men may quejoss & una gran parse
de este vecindario Hay f4milias
tan menestsrosas, que 10 que hoy
pagan &l Municipio Sc 10 Qstst0n de la
6oco, como vulgarmente Sc aice.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-14
GHPR6SA De VAPOR6S
DE SOBRNOS DE HERRERH

aoonvin
oen Mayagie
6 abana.
G
oITADOs
AguadIa, mperor)
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Asf es ell nnundo

No h, bis otra solucion. Luisa na
bfa f .ltado &sus deberes de espoaA
so fAltA era conocida por todo el
mundo. G erto que Sd cAida snfA
AtenuAntes. Su msrido ell doctor q.
Jusz de 10 criminal, mas enamoraao
de au reputation que de au muier, 10
olvidAba frecuentements para en- :
tregarse al estudio. Luiss, ioven y
bells, buscAbA en- otrA pArte 10 ado.
raci6n que no encontrAba en- su no.
gar. Fernando supo xplotar que.
liz ansiedad de carif1o, que expert
mer .ba la bella esposa del juez y
triupf6 de al virtua CON relativa f..
cilidai. Sus anores pronto leg :
ron & ser conocidos y no fslto mn
amigo compasivo de 10 victima que
le evidenciara 81 ridiculA sitaa cion.
G ultrsiado N a. como hombfe
que como mArido, trAt6 no de repa.
rar 10 fAlta siuo de vengar su amor
propio fsndido y COMO buen cAbs,
llero, exigi6 una reparaci6n por me-
dio de las armAs.
Todos sus amigos, incluso vario'
ilustres iurisconsultos, de cuya rec.
titud Ell mundo sc hAcfA lenguas,
aprobaron 10 caballerosa determiEa-
ci6n del Juez.
LEGO ell lance y ell mArido t'sja.
do, gracias & So serenidaa y coIoei
mienlo en- ell mAneio de 10 pistola,
reconquist6 In estimaci6n de 10 gsn'
to honrAda y respeto del mund0,
arranckndo 10 existencia al seduCtor
de su espcsA.
Muchos y significativos faeron los
plkcemes que recibio ell esf)rzAdo
cAballero, y NO faltsron cuatro ami
gos que creyeron oportuno invitsrlo
& nm almuerzo privAdo para este jar
su triunfo. Aceptada 10 iaes hobo
de reformarse el programs, convir.
tiendo el AlmaeIzo en- tom do, pues
Ell dia sef1Alado 10 era tAmoien para
10 viatA de una ctuaa en- IL que ell
juez hAbfA de dictar senteneiA. Sc
trAtabs de nm homicidio. Un pe6n
de una estancia, & quien uu compa'
nero hs 10 raptado Ia mujer, al cabo
de tres .neses y conve1 cldo de que,
para e., no hab1a dicha possible lejos
de su esp 81, fu6 10 pulperfa que
frecuentAba el que le habfa robsdo
10 fslicidad y despues de increpa,ls
por su IL fame proceder, le desafio &
pelear hombrs hombre.
Acceptable 81 reto, 10 lucha fu6 f.
tai para ell amante, que sy6 en- tis-
IRA CON ell corAz6n paltido.
La cAusA habfa despertado mucha
curiosldad por ser el hombrs muerto
muy ssrvicial y decidor, cualidades
que le habfan con uistado granaes
simpatias, All es que 10 Ssla de su'
dienoias. y ell numeroso Pub leo,
aplaVdi6 10 sentenci& del Juex, que
condenAba oil matador & ounce an %
de presidio.
Al terminar lA vista eran las seis
y meo.a, y el recto jut z scompi d ado
de sus amigos Sc dirigfs al lugar,
donds v. rios sef1o' es ibAn & tftecer.
le las muestrAs de sus simpatfas por
sl valor y 10 honradez con que hAb1a
solucionado el fanesto lance, acaeci'
do en- su vids intima,
M f.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-14

EStatuas
para el potentado ameri-
cano Mr.. Scllwab
(De maestro cogresponsaD

. Paris, 81. de Diciembre.-El CO.
noeido escultor Juan Lion Gerome,
ha terminado vi los modelos de DOS
estl i. S pedisas por ell archi-millo-
mario americana, Mr.. Charles Scha-
Wab, Presiddnte del ssSteel Trust"
de los Estados Unidos, que desti-
na 6 In nueva suntuos& residencia
que actualmente estk levantkndo en-
New York, con nm gasto de dos mi-
llones de dollars.
Estos modelos representa- LA
boz" "Ciencia Metald giea." La
primera es la fgura de nm robust0
obrero que maneja vigorosamente
un instrumento CON que bate met !
fandido; y Ell segundo es 10 fgura
femenina de tipo amsricano, de cara
animada an que 10 energfa y ei PEN
samiento intense eat&n admirable.
mente retratsdos. E,tA Ultima apa.
rece vesti n en- sge antique.
Mr.. G arome dice en- una interview
que publica hoy LIE GALOIS que
las est&tua 30 fusron ordenadas por ell
Sr. SchswAb personalmente. FL
potentado americana, acompaf1ado
de an esposa y de nm int6rprete visi-
10 el taller del artiota: quien trata
de representa- en- estas dos concep-
clones, 10 vida del antique herrero.
I'll obrero estk vastido folo de pan.
talones y zapstos que es el trage CO.
raetar1stico de los herreros de Pitts
burgo, segdn descrir On del mismo
Mr.. ScLwAb: trage que este us6
luengos sflos en- 50 juventud.
Estas est&tuas ser6n fundidas en-
bronco, de tsmaf1o an POGO mayor
qua al natural.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-14
Los tres rataS'

Juan Hernandez, Felipe Goena ga
y Juan Diaz Rssto, ech sron el resto
esta maf1anA n 10 Plaza del Mercado
Ell mayordomo de nm bsrco de gue-
rrs, compr6 una docena de gallinas
para ell consume de bordo y alqui-
10 6 lc 8 tres tijerillas arriba meneio'
nados para que pelaran las gallinas,
y efactiv amente pelaron las aves,
perc tsmbien psla. on al mayoraomc
hurt&ndole sos gallinitas.
Sc gfo Dlsz, policfa insular. que
aEtAba atisbAndo q los tres r0tas, les
pslo las o-ejas y los llev6 81 dep6-
sito municipal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-14
deer ETC

SObre la declaration de necesidad de
ocupacion de bienes inmuebles
por la xAmerican Railroad of Porto
Rico Central Aguierre Operators,
con ell fin de construir y explotar
un ferrocarril de vapor entire Pom
cey Guayama.
A Dona Maria Hortensia Diaz de Ar
guelles:
POR CUANTO 10 "Ameriean
Railroad Company of Porto Rico
Central Aguirra Operator. es pro.
pietaria de 10 porcion de 10 Tranquil
cia de 10 Compafifa de los Ferroca-
rifles de Puerto Rico que le fu6 con
cedidA con antcrioridAd paIA 10 cons
truccion y exploitation de una Inca
de ferrocarril entire Ponce y Guaya'
ma, cuys porco1 de la mencionada
franquicik Sc traspAs6 & la antsdi'
cha American Railroad Company If
Porto Rico Central Aguirre Opera.
tor, por 10 Compaf1fs de los Faro.
Carries de Puerto Rico, mediante 10
sntorizsci6n y consentimiegtc del
Consejo Ejecutivo de Puerto Rico
en- ordonanza de Julio 81 de 1902 y
POR CUANTO Ii mencionaaa A.
merican Railroad Comp sny of Porto
Rico Central Agul- , Operator ha
presentAdO este G )bisrno una re
laci6n de las person&s intsresadas
en- la expropiaci6n y oeapaci6n de
ciertas parties de finca' qae usted
pertenecen ubicuadas 60 los t6rmi.
nos munfcipales de Santa Isabel
Guayama con arreglo al proyecto
de que Obrs en- las oficinas del Da'
partamento de Ooras P1blicas, ell
cual hA edo aprobado por 6ste Go.
bierno, cuya relaci6n nominal con.
tiene todos los requisites del Arti.
culo Is de 10 Ley de ExpropiAci6n
| Forzosa;y
POR CUANTo dentro del tempo
fjado por el Ari1culo 16 de dicha
Ley dicha rslAcion nominal fu9 tras:
mitida por mi los respe ctivos AL.
caldes de Santa Isat ell y Guyana
en- 10 cual sc hAcs rel srenciA & los te
rtenos que han de ocuparse en- sus
respectivos distritos-para su com
probAci6n con los datos del Re gis
tro de 10 Propies I'D y CON 81 pao1 On
de riqueza para que corrigiesen 6
aprobasen 10 susodlchA relacfo1 mo-
iIslj P6k cUANTo les Alc.ldes de-
Santa Isabel y GuayAma han devuel'
Ia meLcionsda relaci6n nominal
debidaments aurorizads, se ha re
cibido an 6sta oficina, as In cual re
sulta que eo usted propietaria de bic
nes inmuebles que han de expropiar
SO y ocuparse en- los tern laos muni
cipsles se SAnta Isabel y Guyana; y
POR CUANTO no siendo usted
veclna de IL menc1 5nadA Isla de
PueIto kicO y no teniendo en- ell
menclonKoC t6rmino nj en- To- Isla de
Puerto Rico, apoderxdo nj admins
traGor de In propiedad &ntes men
cionads, para nacer las notficacio'
nes que 10 Ley requiere, durAnte 10
RnsenciR de usted, en- fOrma legxi;
| POR CONSIGUIENTE POR LA
PRESENTE Sc LIE NOTIFICA Y
Sc LIE ORDENA, que aensro de
ounce dfas nombIe apoderado 8 ad
mlniktrador de IA mencionada pro-
pielad, para los efectos de las suso
eichas otlfcaciones, 6 en- su defec
to estas Sc harAn & los respective &
Sfnalcos de los municipios referidos.
E.te Decreto 80 publicar& en- sLa
Correspondencia.s que se pub lea en-
San Juan, Puerto Rico, por nm pc.
riodo complete de ounce dfas.
"a DADO bajo mi firma hoy diA "a
de Diciembre de 1902, en- 10 Ciudad
de San Juan, Paerto Rice.
(Firmado) Vim. Il. Hunt,
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Gobernador,
Colectur1a general
de 0braS PiaS

.Todos los que ter gan cuentas PEN
dientes con esta Colecturia por ra-
x6n de censos, se sirvir&n pssar G
liqulaarlAs y sAldarlas de 10 6 IL y
de g. todos los dias lAborables
presentRndo Ell <dltimo recibo frma-
DO por el qua euseribe.. INC
PAlAcio episcopal, Diciembre 1902.
El Collector.
Dso1 MANUEL D. CANEJA.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-11-21
is INDICTED.
William Zeiglcr, New York Million.
aire, Charged with BribinE
Missouri LcGislators.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Nov. 1G.-William
Ziegler, the New York millionaire, who
is head Of the baking powder combine,
and who is more widely known as the
hacker Of the Baldwin polar expedition,
has been indicted by the Cole county
grand jury on a charge of completely in
the bribery Of Missouri legislators. 1t is
asserted that Evlyn Baldwin, the en-
plorer, is in measure responsible for
the Indictment OF his hacker, as he tes-
titled before the grand jury which re-
turned the bill. Baldwin, it is known,
has stated he was familiar with the de-
tails of Ziegler's Missouri DEAL" and it
was because of his having so stated that
he was summoned as witness. Mr..
Ziegler is charged with having through
his agent, D. J. Kelley, used various sums
of money to influence legislation in Mis-
souri,.
In all the grand jury returned LOG in
dictments, the exact number for hood
ling not now being known. 1t is stated,
however, that four indictments are re-
turned against Prosecuting Attorney
r. p. Stone on the allegations that he
accepted railroad pass, accepted a
bride for Diminishing prosecutions, and
accepted illegal fees. Circuit Judge IIez-
ell, has suspended Attorney Stone and
appointed 4 special prosecutor until De-
cember s, when the case will be heard.
A number of important arrests are ex-
pected within a short time,
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RUN ON A BANK.
DepOsitOrs of Reading, Pa, Institu.
ton Become Frightened and
Withdraw Their Savings.

Reading, Pa, Nov 1S.-A serious run
was started Tuesday on the Pennsyl-
vania Trust company, the cause for
which the company's officials say they
cannot understand. There had been a
number of Withdrawals of deposits dur
ing the past few days, and when the
bank opened Tuesday long line of de-
positors pressed forward for their
money. This was especially noticeable
Of depositors in the savings department
of the bank. Every facility was offered
by the bank officials for the quick pay
ment of the clamoring depositors, and
all were paid as rapidly as possible. All
were assured that the bank was perfect
ly solvent, and had ample funds to meet
any demands. To further emphasize
this claim the bank was kept open until
four o'clock, one hour beyond the GUS
tomary closing time. 1t was the general
opinion that the worst of the run was
over. The bank officials, however, say
they will continue at all times to prompt
ly return the money of all dissatisfied
depositors About 100000 was paid out
Tuesday.
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A COLD WAVE.
First Real Pouch eff " inter IN Expert.
encei M i.any Points in the
United States.

Chicago, Nov. lS.-The coolest spot
in the United States Tuesday was
Helena. Mont, where ten below zero
was recorded. In Canada, at Calgary,
the temperature was IL below, and at
llavrc. Mont. il was six below. Reports
from Niles, Mich, Tuesday night were
that wind. slcet and snow were inter-
fering With train service. Telephone
and telegraph wires were threatened.
Snow fell throughout the lake region
during the day. In Kansas the tcmporu-
ture dropped co degrees. touching ten
above zero. In milwaukee, and the ter
ritory adjacent. snow was falling last
night, the precipitation being nearly a
foot. In Nebraska and Iowa the temper
ature dropped tOan unusual point.
With ice incrusting their sails and
covering their sides and decks the last
big fleet of lumber schooners due ut
Chicago this year reached port during
Tuesday. Only the most hardy schooner
captains will order their vessels out Of
Chicago again until spring. There is
general belief among masters of lake
craft that the weather will hold steadily
cold, and the risks of navigation incl
dent to the late season threaten to be
multiplied on that account