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DEATH oF MRS. E. Q. EATON.

DEATH OF MRS. F. o. EATON.
 Mrs. E. o. Eaton, wife of Edward O. Eaton died at her home in Derby Fri day night. She was born in New Ha- ven and lived here until thirty years ago. when she removed to Derby. She leaves her husband and five children, two sisters and four brothers.
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The Metrostyle PianoIa

And only the Metrostyle Pianola, repros duces the interpretation of musical se4 lections exactly as rendered by the greatest pianists of to-day. Come and hear few selections on this wonderful piano player and realize fully what this means.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE. The American league games on Sat urday were as follows: At Philadelphia-B Boston 3, Philadel- phia 1.
 At washington-New York 4. Wash ington 3.
 At Chicago 6. Cleveland 5 At Detroit-St. Louis 3, Detroit 1.
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MQUEEN WILL FILED.

The will of the late John B. Mcqueen was filed in the Probate court Satur- day morning. The entire estate is left to his widow. Out side of his interest in the building firm of Smith & Me Queen, the testator left real estate in Park street, and personal property which is estimated to be worth about $iOO0O. Mrs. Mcqueen is named as ex- ecutrix also.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games in the National league won on Saturday:
 At New York--New York 10. Phila- delphia i.
 At Boston Brooklyn 3, Boston 2. At Chicago-St. Louis 2, Chicago 1. At Pittsburg 6. Cincin- natl 5.
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REBECCA STATE ASSEMBLY,.
 The, Rebecca state assembly, I. o. O.. F.. will meet in Bridgeport Thursday, April 29. Business session will convene at 10 a. m. in Charity lodge room.
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the ball on caldwells delivery The score:
 R.H.E. Yale :. .......1 001000 *-2 6 2 Univ. of Penn Q 70 0000 poo co 2 3 Batteries Mckay and Winslow; Caldwell and Bennett
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At Springfield ld-spring1eld 8, Law renee. N. B. L., 2.
 At Naugatuck- -Nauga tuck 5, Ham,. den Athletic club 1.
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returned from Indiana. where he has just closed a successful season with the Lafayette team.
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MORE STRIKE BREAKERS
ARRIVED SUNDAY AND QUAR- TERED ON STEAMER NORTHAM.

In All About Two Hundred Men Here to Defeat Strike of Boiler Makers of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Road.
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OTHER GAMES.

College preparatory and high school games played Saturday:
 At Garden City-Yale freshmen ii, St. Paul's school 0.
 At Providence-Brown z, Princeton 8. At West Point Harvard 12. West Point 5.
 At worcester, Mass.-Holy Cross IA. Maine 1.
 At Amherst--Amherst 16, Trinity 1. At Wesleyan 13. Rut- gers 3.
 Columbia was awarded game with Manhattan with score g to 0 at New York, the game breaking up in a scrap. At New Britain-New Haven high school 10, New Britain 1.
 At Norwich--NorWich academy 17, Bulkeley 4.
 Connecticut league games:
 At Meriden--Meriden 12, Brooklyn college 2.
 At Fall River-Holyoke 5, Fall River N E T.,
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Different Actors

Different actors, in reciting the same part recite the same words. but the eff fect IS different. One is an artist with him the words take on new force, x new beauty, almost a new meaning. They thrill the audience. This comes from his or her natural art and aptness, from years of thought, study and prac- [tice.
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snz 777 CHAPEL. ST.

New Haven tried it's new players on Saturday defeating New Britain in a six ming game at New Britain by the score oe 6 to 0.
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LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
EPWORTH LEAGUE TO HOLD 4
 RALLY AT GRACE CHURCH

Reception Will be Given to New Metho- dist Pastors-Each One of Whom Will Give a Five Minute Talk-Many In teraxtiuns Social Events.
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IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
THE POOL ROOM CASES PARTLY
 DISPOSED OF.

Suit Against Thomas w. COrbett-win
 of Mrs. Fresenius-wiII of John E. Mcaueen-other Casez-Minister to
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NOBODY WANTS THEM.
But Either England or United States
Must Take Islands, or Ger
many VIII! Get EN-.

Washington, Feb. 9.-Ihe United
States and Great Britain are playing
battledoor and shuttlecock With the
.Sandakan Islands, a bunch of little un-
Inhabited spots of lard between Bor-
neo and the Philippines. Each country
Is politely insisting that the other take
Them. Neither country wants them,
but they agree that one must take,
them to prevent them from falling INTO
the hands of Germany.
England probably will be forced to
take them, for the reason that they
are closer to North Borneo thar to the
philippines. The only possible value the
islands have lies in the fact that in
the possession of an unfriendly power
they could be used as a base from,
Which to annoy this country or Eng,
land.
There would be no anxiety over them,
II The Sultan OF Sulu did not PRETEND
70 hold sovereignty oyer them. 1t is
the fear that Germany will acquire al
show Of title to the group from the
Sultan, who recently has ceased his!
display of friendship for the UnitedI
States.
The friendly dispute arose when Adj
niral Evans reached the islands andI
loisted the Stars and Stripes, claiminel
mem as newly discovered territory.l
The British North Borneo Tradingt
company filed a counter claim on the
sround that it had owned them fori
ears. The entrance into the cabinet
y Secretary Taft, who is familiar with,
The situation, has simpliied the AFFAIR."
ana 1t probably will soon be settled byE
the negotiation Of a treaty that wilt
give the islands to England.
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is CHOSEN.
saccessort to Stanley County D%efaultins
Auditor Assumes Position.

successor to Stanley County Defaultins
Auditor Assumes Position.
Fort Pierre. S. d., Feb. 9.-The com
mIssioners of Stanley county appointv
Nj KennedySto fill the vacancy made
necessary by Taulbert Maupin's defal-
cation.
Their We're eight candidates for the
position n the selection of Kennedy is
considered most satisfactory to all.
The official investigation will COM
mence as soon as Mr.. Kennedy furnish
es his bond and it is approved, which
Will probably be within a day or two.
Mr.. Kennedy has been sheriff, deputy
sheriff, marshal of Fort Pierre, and has
held many other official positions in
the line Of d%eputyships in Stanley coun-
lty.
The report that the amount Of
raised warrants might reach an ag-
gregate of $2O,0 900 is incorrect. Inves-
legation shows that the total will not
exceed 81, 900. 1t is not likely the county
will lose cent in the operation other
than the expense Of investigation. BY
the issuance OF funding bonds, the
floating warrant Indebtedness of
Stanley county was turned into new
paper at a low rate of interest, which
made current warrants easily ne
gotiable paper. This is no doubt why
the auditor found a ready buyer for his
raised warrants. The county finances
are In good shape. and improving as
government lands are added to the tax
soil EM 80 49, At5sEfH ssN+
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BUTLER is FREE.
.h;ef st. Louis BoodIer Is Acquitted
by the Jury.

.h;ef st. Louis BoodIer Is Acquitted
by the Jury.
T,,,ton Mo. Feb. 9.-The jury in the
case of Colonel Edward Butler, fhd
millionaire charged with bribing nine
teen councilmen of the house OF dele
gates of ST. Louis, returned a vefdlct
of not guilty.
The Jury reported, on the convenlnE
of court, they could not agree. TheN
we're sent back and ordered f~urthe1
to consider the case.
This is the case in which Butler was
charged. with distributing S47,500 u
delegates. The distribution was madd
At a sbirthday party" at the home G.
Julius lehman, a melnbe OF th4
house of delegates, Il evening.
Butler had previously been ~convicti
I'D. but released by the supreme COURT
nm a very technical ruling. The bribI
arv was for the purpose of controlina
the city lighting contract. (
When the jury reported itself ready
10 render a verdict the defendant wal
sent for. Judge Graves read the res
mort. on hearing which a dozen OF Butt
ler's friends gave a wild shout and ran
into the street to spread the news,
Colonel Butler was hen discharged and
Seft The court room, joking with his
g,;n,,1c -.-... -t.- r.EE.g-gE Et.FE Ea@HeGgr
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SANE TACTICS TWlc
Japan Made Torpedo Attack On
Arthur at Opening Of War V
With China.

HHEl4-t. fHE's4- - = /, rtaN a
ST. Petersburg, Feb. 9--ihe
that Japan had duplicated ne. q
at the opening Of the Chillo-1ap1
war by a torpedo attack on las
sian ships off Port Arthur elea.s1
tense excitement. An Official mess !
conveyed the intelligence 70 es ,,. \
lation OF the capital, when asp
any hope that war could be avn
The car and his ministers aoa
the message and prepared y.
reality Of war. The z . li,a Y. \
declaring q state OF war to eA.sl !, !.
pected to be issued tomorrow III
latest. Feverish activity selglSs
the ministries and war prepatalS
being pushed in all direelons 81
Russian Red Cross society ~
sending 1000 from it's band " " T.
and Sisters Of Mercy are ieastnss
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Annually, IN London, a public exhi-
bition of work horses is held in Re.
gents Park. The horses, groomed tc
the last hair, their names and tails
decorated with gay ribbons, their har-
ness clean and bright, and carts, wag.
ons and drays all spick a~nd8span. are
Inspected at the gates by veterinary
surgeons, and if they pass there are re.
viewed by street department. and Other
city officers and the drivers OF the best
cared for horses are awarded substan-
tial money prizes. This annual cere-
mony is believed to have great infiu.
enee in the direction of humane treat
ment of the animals which work in
the streets of London.
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RUSSIA DETERMINE
People Anxious to Stand BY ".
ernmsnt Now That Wafs's8
in Progress.

a-E.saH Ma-..Gh tGIE3. FE-La .r#. -n.gEdlsd
ST. Petersburg, Feb. .tns
of the people was manilesss al
morning after the arrival oLai, 4 a
Port Arthur, III the croWas, la
teers who besieged the sehe'a iii.
fees, The naval reserVes
called out. IA
The action Of the Japanessbo
lacking the Russian feet y \
declaration Of war Is denonaesa ~
outrage BY Russians genefails, 4
result instead of discouras. 4,
seems to have furnished tiie sptrio
essary to fire Russian ls.o,,a
From the larger centers 4, for;,l
European Russia comes s1i,sa
that the country is alreaus ~ 81
the Japanese action in reaNN
Eotiatiolls. ~ M
The Associated Press ieal ayernd
Kurino recommended ms & snJ
instead Of the action taken. ~ n
the negotiations with Russa N
offer to submit the controse MT
Hague arbitration tribunal' fsayed
believed here the japanese theIr]
account Of the excitement o. nnor}
pie, that they would not s
government In such q coui I'D
United States AmbassauSat ri
mick was notified today s,.sd
had no objection to the lnteresa
looking after japanese .,incIpa|
Russia. Mr.. Mccormick s y H. Jap3
ties will be to protect the ispean5
subjects who reside IN Euiv s
sia.
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ITO THE CO0LEsTHEAD
Teass by Mrs. Lanstry, Offered at the
Moment She Was Facing
rf5- Death,

Salt Lake, Feb. 9.-While her pri-
vate car was off the track and hmm.
Ing along at a frightful rate yester-
day, Mrs. Lily Langtry held on the
table and pledged this toast to tho
frightened members of her
VINO We're being knocked down like ten
pins by the swaying car:
Here,s to the n who keeps the
coolest head"
After running down a steep grade for
Z quarter of a mile the train was
stopped. Mrs. Langtry, who had been
thrown against the side OF the car,
#iaihted %hen the danger was over. The
car left the track near Terrace, Utah,
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MBAIlL GRAYI
6. R TINAN Publisher.
SOUTH DAKGT4
tIMBAIL
anti-alcoholic congress

atlti-alcOho1ic congress q
France, called to consider methods O
checking the evil of alcoholism, adopted
the following resolution: That TIL,
number OF saloons shall be restricted
by law; debts for liquor sold by TIL.
glass shall@not be legal; that the pro-
prietor OF q saloon shall be held re.
sponsib1e for crimes committed by I
person or who have become In.
shall declare the forfeiture OF paterna.
authority in all cases where habitual
drunkenness shall have been proved,
that projects shall exercise more FREE
quently the right conferred upon Their
by the law to close saloons. Francs
ranks first among alcoholic nations
with an annual per capita consumption
OF is gallons, which is three and 8
half times that ofsthe United States
and has q saloon for every eighty.
three#inhabitants.
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JAPANESE 4 WIN
NAVAL ul1
Torpedo Seats put ma
sian Fighting ships 81
Of Business.
y Post ARrHua Hasl
One Russian Cruiser son,|
wo Batt'eships s,di|
Damaged.
ENTERED AT MlDhI
y Port ARTHUR Haa
ENTERED At MlosII
After Doing the DAMAGE II.
Flotil'a Escaped withea, sDl,.
ing 'niury-st. rst.rs5s,s
Stunned by News,

1 ~ sNa.-. .. s-.Ese4FE.a
por, Arthur Feb. a.-rhe 1pa
torpedo boats attacked the i,
fleet here during the might ~ y
Russian ships were badIy dsa.
The Japanese, who thus ssos.a
1lfst success of the war, esta,s,l
harmed. Martial law has bsss
claimed here.
St. Petersburg, Feb. s.-.s5
Alexieffss official report Of tas
by japanese follows:
i most respectfully inform ymSa
1esty that about midnight, Febr,a
and 9, japanese torpedo boafs &
sudden attack by means Of mipex
2the Russian squadron in the
roads Of the fortress Of Port a
IN which the warships Retgiyjsa
Cesarevitch and the cruiser ra
We're damaged. Details follow
The imperial ball which was ii
been held this evening has been
celled. This afternoon the Inn
court and all functiouaries attend
solemn TIE DeGm to pray fory!etm1
the Russian arms.
st. Petersburg, Feb. o, 2a:A i.
The Russian admiralty has lust
eeived information that eleven Ja
csc and one Russian warsh.ns
sunk in attacks upon Por, All
Seven Russians were killed and
wounded. and the town is in flams
Paris-It is announced at the fol
office this afternoon that the Raj
cruiser Paliada was sunk in the tor
attack by the japanese On the Ra]
fleet off Port Arthur. The injuries
tanned by the Retvizan and ezarel
are not known. 1t is reported on
same authority the cable from
vostok has been cut,
st. Petersburg-Fhe announcsma
the sinking of eleven Japanesess
and the fact that Port Arthur
flames. was given out in st. Peters
this afternoon as official, but invest
ton showed the report to be untf1lF
London-.A dispatch from sllanI
says 1t is eredibls reported the Kld
mail steamer Monaghan has been
tured by the japanese off sfang
peninsula.
-
Chefoo-The japanese feet alta
Port Arthur at midnight Monday
Russian battleships and one 81
We're disabled by torpedoes. me
tie Is being continued this inofhlnI
the range of three miles. Ihefs
been no further damage.
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a company has been formed

a company has been formed to ex.
plot Victoria falls, In the Za1nbest
and Will build hydroelectric fgener-
ating stations with the expectation o1
supplying power to the Waukie Goa,
fields, Bulawayo, the Gwelc. Sebakive
and Hartley gold fields, all of which are
within 800 miles. The falls are over
400 feet high, n while the tota,
amount of energy running to waste al
Niagara is 100000 horsepower, the
corresponding figures for the Nictoris
falls in the wet season. is 35,00o,000.
The rsilWay has now been completed
70 within seventy miles OF the falls,
and will reach them before the end OF
March.
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The Smoot Inquiry.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE senate com.
hlltee on privileges aud elections today,
hsfeed on March as the date to begin
investigation OF the protests!
Isaiilst senator Smoot. Chairman Bur
rows was given unlimited nnw.ar =.
summon witnesses and %apnoint n,n
mlttees to go to Utah and take testi-
mony. a list of twenty witnesses was
submitted by the protestants. IT ,yas
aeterinlned the hearing should be pub
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ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING.
Nearly 400 Crowd Opera House at Cen.
terviIle 60 Hear Crawford.

GO fiear Crawford.
C~enterville, $. D, Feb. 9.-Hon. Coe /.
Crawford was in Centerville Friday,
under the auspices of the Crawford
club, and delivered an address to the
citizens of Centerville and vicinity. The
opera house was filed to it's utmost ca
pacity, many farmers driving from
twelve to fourteen miles to hear him.
q large Crawford club has been organ
lied at Viborg, which was represented
also bringing the band. 1t was the
most enthusiastic meeting held in Cen
terville since Mr. Crawford was here
at a large tent meeting in 1896. He held
his audience for an hour and three
quarters and was responded to with
continuous applause, which shows
where this section of the county stands.
Meetings will be arranged later for
7iborg and Parker, in this county.
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BRlBsD THE JUROR.
Street Railway Lawyer Has the sher,
iff Fix a Verdict in Dubuque

Dubuque. Ia, Feb. 9,--An immense
,ensation was sprung here today, in
an affidavit made by Juror Moriarity,,
who sat. in the case OF Blumenthal vs.,
The Union Electric company. He said
that ex-Sheriff Phillips, acting by re-i
quest of Alphonz Matthews, attorney
TOR the defense, had influenced him TOT
Itand Il against a verdict in excess
l2f $500. A verdict was returned forl
tais sum.
Judge Odonnell fined Moriarlty $500
|Tnf issued an order for Phillips. who'
u now in Kansas City. The parties are
'rmong the most prominent in the city.
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Cotton Still E,Il;n.

New York. Feb. 6.-Ihere was another
n stump in the cotton market on the
s,,1t :; noiA ana outside exchanges, the re-
It Is said, of the failure or the hui,
pool to control the market. Tho dao,tnaa
Ieslstered as much as 76 points at nna
al1e. Every small bulge brought renewal
pressure and a consequent decline ana
sne market continued feverish until tba
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AS "a marble producing state Georgia
ma rival Vermont. The marble belt is
about six miles In length. extending in
southWesterly direction from the
North Carolina line through Pickens
county The supply is practically in
exhaustible, n the depth of the de-
post in many places is over 100 feet.
Both white and colored varieties arc
found. The characteristics of the
Georgia marble are purity M chem
ical composition, uniform texture and
peculiar crystalline structure, render
Ing it remarkably durable, because oil
Its slow absorption of water.
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AS means toward interesting the
youth OF london in the school of the
Chamber OF Commerce, 800 London
merchants declared themselves willing.
to show a preference for the young
men holding junior and senior certif-
Gates in filing vacant positions In
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In the manufacture of tin toys MUIR
probable that this Industry has deveI.
oped utefthe old handicraft of the
t%insnniti1, which in former was
very fiourishing in N~uremburg, and
which has been forced by the growth
acknowledgements of the mechanical in
9dustry to give UP gradually the old
fashioned methods.
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Only Che Tree ella: \ Left.

Aberdeen, S. D., Feb. AN exam.
nation OF. the, records CT he United
States land office in this city shows
mat only n tree claim remains in
the district upon which fil.al proof has
not been made. The district embraces
the counties of Brown, Mcpherson, Ed
munds, WalWorth and Campbell. Many
tine groves OF trees were the result OF
the tree claim law, the claimants maxi
tng q success Of the planting wherever
they understood how to proceed to get
the young trees started and how to
care for them when once started.
Charles Kuntz of this city was yes
terday arrested at Milbank, the charge
being the theft of clothing from the
Aberdeen friend of the accused man.
kunt was a plumber, and tits said
was pulling u for the east when he
was taken off the train at Milhank.
The dates for the summer ar
meeting at Tacoma park have been
fixed for June q to July 4, inclusive.
a number Of the attractions for the
ssenbly have already been booked.
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The products Of Nuremberg are prin-'
cipally Of metal-tin soldiers, swords.
railway trains, fleets, models of ma
chinery and other toys intended fol-
boys--While S~onneberg uses almost ex.
clusiyely wood, porcelain. glass and.
paper In the production OF toys best
suited to girls. &
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EARLY PIONEERS.
sreat Contrast in Conditions Around
Pierre in Twenty Years.

sreat Contrast in Conditions Around.
Pierre in Twenty Years.
Pierre, IS. d.. Feb. ga retrospective
glance at conditions a quarter Of a CEN
fury ago will disclose greatSchanges in
the capital Of South Dakota. Those
VINO came to Pierre in 1880 and STAYED
during the winter OF that memorable
snow blockade Of ITO days, Without a
regular mail or train witnessed some
strenuous. times. They no doubt can
Vividly recall ~tosrlenlory the notorious
'Aarkansas" whose career was ended
by yigilants on the night Of November
Is. Nineteen bullet holes We're found
in his body. No unusual sightswas the
renowned frontier character, Calamity
Jane" sastrtde her white steed III the,
regulation cowboy attire, with her "a
Colts shooting right and left. One
Armed Tom" with the steel grapple.
conspicuous as a .hold-up" artist, and
many other lesser bad. men and
women held undisputed sway in the,
little frontier town on the Missouri.
But there was another element here
the better neutrality-suspicious., or
derry, courageous and progressive. They
had h best Interests of the infant
city at hand. Among them were p. r.
Mcclure, Arson. Hilger. brother of John
Hilger, Major I4edwick, Colonel S. NJ.
Laird, Colonel Campbell, formerly of
South Carolina, who served with Gem
eral Hampton in the confederate ranks,
Moses Kinkaid, now congressman from
|O'Neill City, Neb., George Drew and
many Others who were leaders in
movement to rid the community Of the
most desperate set OF robbers and para
sites that yer infest a civilized COM
monWealth. OF those who came here
In 1880 but a few remain, but they have
been Well repaid for their diligence in
the progress and prosperity of the
country.
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Mash;ngton Feb. G.--Today's state.
anent or the treasury balances in A re
1on te nanz lund, exclusive of the $50 600 :
e en1 soia reserve in the division Of rs-
Available cash ha1.n,a ao,o
Gold, sss. Csc, o54. $500 s5.s25.
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The Irklltsk District Reporter states
q the preliminary work for the rail-.
Toad#line from Kiakhta to PekIn, Via
b DTfsa, Is. accomplished and adopted
aThsSWork# of building the new line. 500
mules length. started in September
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The number of cotton spindles IN the
principal countries Of the world is as
follows: Great Britain, Al, 900, 900; con-
tinent Of Europe. $4,000. 600; united
States lnortD. Is, 1000. GOO; United States
Japan. 1,500. 900.