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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-28
Loca1 weather Report.
Brief Mention.

The Century for December at the Pease-Lewis company's.
 The adjourned annual meeting of the Branford Agricultural society will be held at the town hall this evening.
 The Bachelor Girls, a group of young ladies under the chairmanship of Miss Allen, will give a dance in the West Haven town hall Friday evening. De- cember g.
 Washington camp No. 12, F. Q. s. of A., will hold it's seni-monthly meeting this evening, at which two candidates ' will be initiated. The nomination of officers will also be held.
 Walter Ruell Cowles, organist at the Dwight Place church, has resigned his position to accept appointment as orr ganist of Christ church on Broadway. He will begin his new duties January ] II 1905.
 A series of winter dances has been planned to be given at the Pequot, the first to be held Thursday evening, De- cenber B. The remainder will be given on the evenings of January 5, February and March g.
 New Haven conclave, I. O.. H., will hold a very important meeting next Friday evening, and on Friday evening, December g, the degree team will visit West Haven conclave. A delegation of twelve members attended the funeral of Sergeant William E. Mcbride yester- day, going in carriages.
 Professor Edward Howard Griggs has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. Maxcy Hitler the past week. Jacob Riis was also entertained there when he lectured in this city. MT. Riis states that his book, 'The Making of an American" is every word true and not elaborated in the least. His latest work is little Christmas story of Santa Claus.
 The case of Frederick L. Tibbals, the Milford postmaster was before Com missioner w. A. Wright Saturday for a preliminary hearing, but on request of ex-Judge w. B. Stoddard, counsel for MT Tibbals, continuance was granted until December 10 at 10 o'clock. Tib- bals was brought from jail by Deputy United States Marshal Parmelee and taken back after the continuance, as he had not secured the $2,50O bail re- Guired.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-28
Tf the bnhv is cnttinr teeth. he

IT the Dhby ls cWltIhB Geeth, be Sure and use that old and we'll tried remedy, Mrs. Winslowss Soothing Syrup. for children teething. It sooths the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-28
Ehe suurual and Courier

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CITY, P CENTS A WEEK, 50 CENTS A MONTH, s3 FOR SIX MONTHS. s6 A YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL SINGLE COPIES. ? CENTS
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-28
gAEEaRMsMALLEN@o
Positions in Different Departments.

At holiday time we need extra help. It seems tenn porary but it's not. If you show special aptitude we will make your association with us permanent. We always have room for people with energy and ability. Apply to-day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEIV HAVEN PEOPLE

Aud Othrr People Known in This City,
 IntercstIas soeIrI Evssts Here and
 Elsewhere. ....--
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-18
aOns GiterretHiHscr ira iuriiitIlist
Steocr | Spliiins StatcH.

IsaSpoSe. lIst EOu. ausuii lOmauih
ftt PSls HasIlapHinseH iyo.s e'tuGr RaUsn
% bcrs eiU iiaar paa SpiI. @tpGrrt iuIOi
uO al SOsnsn, Os StiSst git al mtO uGvHt'
uIBItr tiIisIss.
=, Fttsr Sattsrlsc, ipm FttuTusrsSs tga
SshaTbsiSst bsr Staisp mso sll2 eor
men. bIsp irorspst ftus FsHst, ba ban iOr!s'
ben tom tiIbast til lin pismb9, RiHHsapOIts.
- glrs. CStc. saTris I ComunSS Eouutp
miiitss siVst paa NirmDstsu ira i'm ipgs 90
fer iOrIsssn. stiitnt par ben msrit Rot
fOmus us al SsisHi Os siststsist par VGIttt
psb aantm al en- 1'rsns, paa bUis S'uHS ben
spiuOs iunStts iieSsnsc bob ca'
gen sittt. SHn sitsrIuStr Rs SgstsiGut %
itr Sstni
Staff Satytt, su lqon.r al WsaOe
Souutg, ~ iSrsOsn en- ruhm SyissT tufin
I iiH tns Dob. RIOsiOTsiitRiHs iattS inN mso
ben SsIs,l II gqnbsu uuattr IoS' III ftV.
49, III Stltsn Ct Der melsbrt NPtsSsIsIis
ON, at ersgipsmsr euUu W SHsrriaH ai'
sii'Uss IsSsi ftbass Rat it inisHi siH'
ION, soma. --.--
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-18
aanSsiranarrRst

tsu santnisl, asHsSinOGuuss SsrW 'pIri'
che at riuae Up fn li,ncT for ben mtush'
liIIs Sasat.I, iOm I. t'r. btr: -,
Sim, its ibssr sitsr nOset, co uu fan its
itts triHbt,, bDdb bet CT"
% So t,inSs Sim isss at t~tts ham paa
3raaSsH pSs at ipprss "ssEts-4 4'OrtsmOHs,
Cir; tllrr Ssrsnst. easr SoHtbrsY" % iaa
pietrr, insili ben aumIs Ssru tiIRbt ViIOs
uebpes: "slaturlistVis; bet Ct bet. Iat
iiaI Su ba, Sim. % 80
TN Rat, II 6uPis 5oIt 'BaUOr saast tit
i,ngs % bet sap'Is i,srrs boUSr brsiVtt iis til
ut SOUstaurnsr., blrB Sim pVsrraitst Vts at
bsrt alStIsn sammerst riuss. SdH iipRstt
iis OpsRpuu ee iiisu Sp SprrH.
"Sim." iueSe ben saiHis Gent ''its font
bsroy sitrr HOsst % M sr bet mtg aIstIts
umuIist at buiis. bsae Dst car"
"gaE bet iiis OF soa iiIlsass, Sir2"
"9samyiisivts, "iDar,Os ben samIs Ssrgr,
20 Ct par BET 1dt 'tot sa bO, Sim
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-18
SilleSbnAsef CuenbGis.

Reoaitsrsu Of "Sisieton golitn"
bar iOriioiist ia en- liOsn Butte ai ben
nprits Sistsr gisrniisrns Sigrniou.
mOoellsret ai Or. .. gpsnpOlo Win.
ntapoiis. Suiisn sr ct 9unfDGrt, oq
auninsrti Ear bit hs at iiOOs inot
msb ct bstpoeliat 5aIsnt. fSsIssno,
CmtaIt at BAN tIipper pi fra "ROro,
oehsu" | Ct. gaul:
Den 9Oriis aIub p, Paul .bapOs
ben bebassliss SusrraiieIit psO III lisfs
rsaulGrr Msor ssrOas ben Ste go.
Dtmbsr al blips ppsrratt en- Butts ai
Sipruitigns gjprnisn. mobslIrrct ai
en- uns 9OrOmnnO, Or. y. gvsnpolO,
iom Uioiis alubbsn ben fore SntsresIt
periOnlis at mpos irsm os OUtrreils
SuheR.
Or. euenpoIO. iOm srn elsU af ben
bstisnote nOrits Silsobuaatr Srpniulf
Seraslitn, bar eftsr IGnssrs 5ios
Stuoisrsiier | 6raatrigr. 5pitlano,
StaIisn. Spapisn % Fsrs StsOsr M
HsOiat ia wtinnsusSiis. gtinn. --bpor
ban bar uOisrt fIsrs 9Irbsiosr TOoel.
lsrina.
lloiersIisn Of SigrniOn.Suiisn oar
msgst soO, % snisltt punttsr aloelss
uSmGyist iauIsOes / ,Spiutninssa of
NoratfrrtrGticns. % oiOnrr Der ON &C.
ItpOsIis 5alsnt.
Sr. eutnUolo sr M briii9iiigtt meo
RoOsIlsrin9 al en- 9uis / aesemhsr.
rtIit al ben bsrpmts nori.t 9ompouif
ebparo GrisR, ,t ;...
Zen Rorfts 9lus.. uOtalts, sitnntm
III arGfotai II BARN. sut til Or.
epmUOIO for bans Sutsresis for alub.
ben pso at iiiGnts ben en- Butte ai ben
RanO. iOm pso i'm litsrGrr giriium.
ltO Oa ptriOnlia6tS 6dir pOst SnOHp.
OsIir pda bet nOrils Golf iOm ida unOrt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-18
spO Saiotas SopebifaS.

Ru. bo piers bar iaast Srlisis Sil-
ilutrina % itol ttoblipt at p9rs Sias
tens SoUeoIiao, blir mon ON tort Sio
neot III al tass Siriotet BELT uo % eaa
mso paa gspilsnins til Spisrsii. az
en- iOlib Oa ioiibur aapitolbpanins Der.
uos bsb glisiouris6iObtn. gisrrs
Dor irab,t bet for. Os gpsn oil ireps
bet isi,n. Sslpt Staitn irGbsr bet,
oa bet r altior rsiiiabslt | 9Rnson at
Opbspors Staisns 9piumsnisr | ct
br9nobari 5rGbus. Robsrts goun.
ips srssis gap gliidea fin Sisiis |
eampsn om aapisoiIst. Os 6ih gap
Cplpsninssr ansoGsnbt oshns SAG
| lloilip % llotalslisr fra gIaoe %
6oli. Der liaar n9rmsrs Sorbinoslir
meo be n9pns Spsr Oe 2dnboiiiritisr
tnb 6eiiet Der noro. prtsitn bette
eonntp tdn ianltots taae Reoerlaaet
mso no % ubsn at sr9bs oeroosr. vi
bort 6Oli. iroos Yrssith; gap pitrrs
lin Ststts. piisr fun, at Snobpssernc
al bette gOuntp lite laOtr iis lsos al
Blade % Yerioner. men bpsr iiGr oi
fin easn periOnIiss Cpfutnins. % bet,
tor pi iiss. bar be siOrt. baaOe be, Der
ii,mis for pisrrs. oS be, Bet itsmle iOr
miidta. 90 Oa o,t lite bar nOssn
tniiois aii9rs, bsiprisr BET os tih
srOen pda bort 6olis SntsIlissns. %
Bet sr % blir til ipOenOs Oa iibfi ben
iisriIs siIireosiiiIslit for en- 8laO.
manO.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-18
5ainsmmtiiac Hpli.

CSsEnbsiisnOt, iiHesS stT .Gbisaso spcl
200, 600 StanotHaUsr. 3plRti fort auidI BOG
5Iir miHet iniPOHsuRes. naor !esHigH ,asss
I'll RiliOnhpens 5olismasiu al ole oabr.
5aiiOHalitttsr. Osr msb iauii jim Fusis Iytm'
OsIss IIsmmsr poa msS at tituItrs ale 2lan,
'eiHausr ier 'SwtSts'' al msrf llpittnbss.
gase Ssnns SstsgnsIis on SIaubinapsrns
irsuibORt iOrifSsn "GbieasO; lub,uu" en-
.ai bsu Igit Sisu, istt gIaktt iTs Il ai Sps
sns taIriss goiibgO iaar isIssROs SpIgsnin.
ssE iOm bet itrsur ioF int sGitu:
"SorboISsvis iaa tr bsiIist RSi iii ct iaIfs
eoabuest ieT ersVs. bon bnHstT ssn.
gOfouIbriHssrrR. Osu utii pdsusnt,bs oir
ituiIiss tisntr-bs ringer SsriIcttsrns Gb,s
iasO. RGHO, s'r sir fine aRussT iaa rrssI,
mGsiist iOm ct ubpGris brn alssis grisr
ssHes. iom al ale biIi,s mss eilro, paa b.
us TsrhoI. i.ssp aut bs slHiBsuiS gsene
% sDinOer, esrfrtOmns biOppu ita Rorss
% SVsuss, % icu bar zion 6Rmsans,
0pssst iis nsn Os,Iagi iis I'll Samilis. laSr
til bsOh at pGsOiGti, '.sOabnOs,s Arbslss m,b
at rstts benz bUst Sus eli slass s'tir msO
FehtH let airr iHs,u SOrifia, bpa0 ssts
Con inbsbOIbsr, aliiO moSiaasr EOitbuSst st'
EaaiiisHn1isHs - iboN BOH' fra Sisi, Ro,s
'sHs bpaiss 5olu IsrUti fan psnits at in
'tboISs en- Rtsnirsi tIIsf Osi fan bare en- fort
SsrsspaHb msn Oas aiItUsrins irsnialOsr |
lls liIiaIesr be isnrrs 70 Go.
Self Of nHOR RalionaIiiriu riptr toiitu
Il iig uptH al or, FoAbubsi rt laHir.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-18
ct aiamyrirG.

Td hsras frG Siotsu hodr pdu Grs
Ssnoior Fsiiisrtps 5srm isS iru SiOur
Soas. ca, 1t GU !'GStt6hBSoS". nGiisH 100
Bob bsii % "a Bob % o sSiiimsr cmisSs.
Fds SshsrttG bIsp iOt rs aor hssn ialSst.
o. bets etamRs bIsp hSbhsstt I'll Gu SlOOs
goaS. iOt nOf til at irasis It gar ietas msS
eGs. Gtnns snSb p6f ben isrhs Euls pOo
eis Siour 5Iostn psS Sionr 6oIIs;
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-18
Ciitr for "susd.oHt Srops"

Charles SrpwisrS. su Soutrdttsr. Osr rrir
iis poa 9lortbs sssthsrnban'u msIItm AbtrostH
% SisbfelS, bley iOrIsssH tiIbuet Ell Gram af
uOsIs pasSEtitsTs, Gan i0tts Slaiisn itr
RuussH 90 brat. Stur sitsr ianSt SOu'
Ou'tsrsn bauI. Os irOOS be mrOrriisuSts 6Or'
iitriHs orr. at GrupiOTO fun par buiitsn. iatr
ttSs ban Ris,anis Os tOs 5orUurius bans
FtHssbOs. Der iuOsbOISt 500, Os Oa SrGust
uaosS. aberdeen. iOriUaHOt aiGItrinssns. %
GruwiOrS Hpotts brinssS paa ct nOipitoI.
SaH CT Hu uosniOr 6orr msu ban nil iiiisr
/ 6rtmtiSsH uiiIad at brittle irsmmsSs til,
unar ban CT ubs paa Rsiier.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-18
Scnpf ttit 9(nlcSuinacn

I'll 1 sa seHps SOS Oa Spass Tibet Sbis a ia t,R for bid
Srotr er bog lsiaa prathit. ~ " ~" O'U"''
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-18
5aar life iplOt gluIaparpsHs Snl.

Y. sOIsiu aHbOpsr rappOVtsTsr Ct marie
Iist 5tnOmsn ira ben cen, 6Or at SuiiHs
RuIODarpsn it i6uI SOTOsn tpmts man
iIsW isHSsr SanS H'S Suusi uOsH RtiuI'
tat. Saa iatts man sH SaRoiIaHss / outlet
Os lob EanS itrsnrms tHO fIsrs 5ssH, mGn
uOsu SirfHiRs. tn SIust uilrHOt Silt bar
uif iis lpuIlst, % bette bsitptsr ben oImiH.
OsIiss aniassIis. at outlet Isosr HsO I'll stuH'
Ssri0rOtt SaHObaltH. SGu man M life
bnliusr ssH mGrIsItst Siit
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-18
anfhnr narm.

Gu so aass eam psO s'iiSsH 6ltg lorls,
ben af !. q. smiib ioIsi III u. o. Sth ira
g'sbrui,a for 5000. sust 5000 pr. ars.
rsnut Rans mao iiitsri bdut psHtst Stir
for Ritdsa | Sopitol' aampsu. ,usr Osioa
maa ban aISris bare uart ioa lanst uOrS
iOm til sObsrts, Rop % Raribaa County,
bpOr fulstbours 6arms snbHu icn iisbss for
en- bel Eel minSu snb $1,000 pr. asrs.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-18
Sye Dafota.
susssussutt,t / esuliHiiaisn

CT iaar minSrs, siie bet bar pGrrt lissn 1894.
Tsi aniIaass til tiir 20. .00o. 600 suibsls. Os
RpaIitstsu Ct eaarIis. CsisunsminitspriisH
CT iom 5sIss bsrui iiit mere snO 90 Gents,
msssns DirtsIis COB SDsSs bar OpHoOst en-
fris al Omiuus sh Tondr. RsH iaa Ct bet
10 lite bare pot siai, Der iadf i.nbtt OoarIis
SpsSs Ill Rortsost. ON Der ton pGR nSstn
frsi bet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-18
siir SEans | eipur Sans.

SR of be pGrts .SISsbrunOt. esr bar bism'
iss. Sioar Saas, ssrisss s'gsH ben iOSs %.
aHtboHp Ganbp Company l,S Ct Tab al Opsr
80. 600, % GrrssnaioF FetsissTps "FbiI'
lips sIOd" bItp Iasi Ruinsr. fdtst fOm'
mtr bog bouebiossIis paa asiuruntiirnutr,
Oa alt par SGtfri usb INSURANCE.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-18
sSrAit lst sis,l | slrt,aff

Surmsrtu 1sHrp Saumau usO GIart bseit
iOrlsssn StIumorO psS at bGnss iis | i'm
Gtas. San par aueiirrt uHSsT ct aniaIb ai
HrunIsrsoIitub. nan paT blsUsR uIOsIss
UaHUittis al cen msssH Srit. ban RaOSs fat
tiaiUs. Sadsau snSts eiUst al en- Saunsr,
Osr iOlstt SourIis pUsSt % tisbh Saarlis
8biifsp for FsHsrns
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-18

Wupernsr eszr'iO rbar uOhsot en-
grO'lamuiipn mss SpiOrOrins iii Sta.
tens seiOltaiFs sm at isirs aaiiiss.s
issoassn, sbCrsods ben 24os glOusma
Der. ina ri maa 4 Os ON sfir en- I'D
aaIiuu TIT Slaafoifrr,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-18
Spectelt Gtlbuo
til DOrr abuHncntcr.
praftilf Raanoboe
| aReriianit 9rt.

spsslt apdsit for nismunO OOruS a eOuns WnnsOu m,
Ssan WOnidha asOa RurS Os spO 9utOa SanO SOo aib.
nsOn Os psOhFn Of asbpa Stnp g. Geri Smut uobunb,n
Sosnoepris sl.5O
Snobols:
ssplSt Nua % aoh SnlsmsF fOa umuubio sours,
eeant Noga hnraHt ges gituSom
esning Nehi EGrponslopt BorouH
ter poanbrttss o a6es su for
ms Ras9 6Oiasst SrastslOps trisu Sssi
O. noeupl glgb AompnenItnb
S snis 2nser SusbOHS SOrrn.S stars
silt srqnhtous sicsOtatuns ssSs statu Oi SaaS Sa
msIts % sanes Rensbsed 6opia
9anralagn % ee ssfons F6sIaar Ga ga
Strit ansninga
iisuss cppshnsst FhtIamintarHR ~ ~ '0O"0s' 60r'
Sa p bar sbt afOpIsst a OGrOiuOs Boa arOtl,s b
for ct aar for hliammra $3.50: s W S"'''"POp"
assnpndhlefr O brhS hS nps abOnn,ntsr ban sub, iii
foa en- BOO ftt ' 0'' ."
Sisns sOUbps sbBeritOn DR fnSss ,tbbtr Sus
SOsm 300 sSr hSE iuObs 40 adpitr Ba $50 sorooSr o
mnOelg forstOmmsnbs sOptbiRiebtSer: '"" : Ut
gOrs abOHnsnsr burps unns Ita6. os 10 u0 subbt b a
aaSss srta bsnhs prdtis sOg uOsn nOas gnosuSao ~ "
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-01-13
JAPAN MAKES BOND ISSUE
Assumes Control Over the Seoul
Fusan Railway.
Japanese Cabinet in Emergency Session
China Appeals to Japan For Arms
british Naval Reserves Warned

Toxic, Japan.-An extra ordinary
meeting of the Privy Council approved
the issue by the Cabinet Of an emer'
gercy ordinance authorizing the guar
antee Of the principal and interest OF
an issue of 100000 yen debentures
for the purpose of expediting the work
on the Seoul-Fusan Railway, which is
expected to be finished by the end OF
1904. =,
The ordinance also provides for all
possible military expenses for the pro-
lection of the railway and other inter
ests.
The President Of the Seoul-Fusan
Railway has been dismissed, and M
Furuichi, President of the japanese
Railway Board, will succeed him.
Other japanese officials are taking con
troll of the line.
. London, England.-The latest report
in the Russo-Japanese crisis credits
Japan with insisting that Russia shall
reply to the last note before January
10 on the ground Of the rapid approach
Of Russian naval reinforcements to the
scene Of action. 80.
Portsmouth, England.-The Admir'
atty has ordered the Naval Reserves
men to send the addresses from which
they could be summoned to active serV.
ice if required.
Pekin, China.-Yuan Shih Kai, Vice
roy of Chill and the head of the Chi:
nese Army, has entered upon hurried
negotiations with the Japanese author:
tiles to obtain a million taels' worth of
arms and ammunition.
The Japanese, although they are de.
sirous of furnishing the weapons and
ammunition, are unable to do SO un'
less China agrees to take part Of the
supply in models which are now OBJ
solete in the Japanese Army. Ten
thousand rifles and 100000 rounds OF
ammunition, which were purchased
last August to replace the obsolete
weapons used by Yuan Shih Kais per-
sonal army, have not yet been deliv'
cred.
Yuan Shih Kai will probably resort
to Austrian and German makers un'
less the Japanese Government permits
exports from her own reserves.
Lien Fang, Vice President Of the
Board of Foreign Affairs, has visited
M. Lessar, the Russian Minister, and
asked him what Russia's intentions are
in regard to the evacuation OF Man
churia. =,
NJ. Lessar said that nothing could
be done at present, first, because the
cold prevents the moving Of the troops
from the positions they now occupy,
there being no barracks elsewhere; and.
secondly, an evacuation while the Rus
so-Japanese negotiations are proceed
ing would endanger Russian interests
as the Japanese might seize the occa'
sion to invade Manchuria.
It is stated that China is now SO
alarmed at the possibility Of becoming
involved in war that she prefers the al
tentative of Russia retaining control OF
Manchuria.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-01-13
Give Mother q Pension.

A certain charitable organization in
the city had a request the other day
from young Italian threatened with
consumption who wanted help to get
back to Italy in the hope of saving his
fife. An agent was sent to Investigate,
Ind, as usual, asked the young mans
mother for list Of the members of the
family. The blanks furnished for this
formality have nine spaces left for
children. The agent filled up one blank
and still the list went on. She filled
two blanks without word, the list Of
children stopping at eighteen. When
she turned in her report, 1t embraced
the following official recommendation:
''That the boy be sent to Italy, and that
the mother be recommended to Presi-
dent Roosevelt for pension"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-01-13
Monte Carlo PIunrera.

A sensation has been created at
Monte Carlo by an Italian banker, who
Is playing the most daring game seen
here since the days Of Wells, the "bank
breaker"
This gentleman, who halls from
Rome, plays simultaneously on four
tables, and stakes the maximum at
every coup. He has just won some
thing like $4,000, but he has lost far
more than that sum since his arrival.
Another big plunger, a rich young
American, is playing maximums at
roulette, and in one day cleared over
100000.
Three times running he backed No.
81, and each time his number came
up amid the cheers of the excited
crowd Of spectators. many Of whom
were following his leads, but in modest
ten or twenty-franc stakes: :. ".r ~.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-01-13
Want No More Mutton.

A war against mutton is imminent
in Willard Hall, the women's dormitory
at Northwestern University. The young
persons have other grievances, but
their principal cause of complaint is
the mutton.
1--WE count it a red-letter day when
mutton Is not on the MENU" said Miss
Charlotte Thompson, one of the leaders
in the strike movement. "We have
roast mutton for dinner and cold roast
mutton for lunch almost every day
in the week. The other day we have
mutton hash for breakfast"
The young women pay $3.50 week
for their board, and say that at this
price the university is making money.
Chicago Tribune.
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Labor World.

Fall River (Mass.) walters recently
organized.
Montreal (Canada) firemen have been
granted an increase of ten per cent. IN
their pay.
Machinists at South Boston, Mass,
have organized and will seek to secure
a nine-hour day.
Sacramento (Cal) Electric Street
Railway has increased the wages OF
Its employees.
Cook County, Ill.,, has eight local
unions of railway clerks. with a mem
bership Of nearly 10000.
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Mark Twain Missed the Boat

The success achieved by Mark Twain
during his boating days on the Misas-
sippi River was due not only to the
fact that he was a skillful pilot, but
that he was an earnest one, as well
During talk over old times at Mr.
Clemens summer home, Quarry EARN,
Elmira, N. Y, recently, q guest
who knew Mr.. Clemens in those days
told the others how the genial humor.
ist once missed his boat. Instead OF
lnventing an excuse,yas many Of his
companions did, he reported to his su.
perior officer as follows: "a
my, boat left at 6.10. arrived al
the landing at 6.20 and could not catch
lt"-New York Tribune. @'. -:sts,s ~
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College and Educational Notes.

Good scholarship hereafter will be
required at Princeton Of all students
who are candidates for athletic honors.
Dorothca Beale, LID. has COM
pleted forty five years as the head OF
Cheltenham College for Girls in Eng
land.
The report of the treasurer of Cornell
University shows total income for the
year of S1,415.S74. and expenditures
amounting to 81 ,05S, 12S.
Sir William Muir. former principal Of
the University of Edinburgh, has just
had conferred upon him the medal OF
the Royal Asiatic Society.
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Worlds Fair Pointers.

The thirty-five miles Of roadway at
the Worlds Fair have been practically
finished.
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition
covers two square miles-1240 acres.
1t is larger than the Chicago. Omaha.
Buffalo and Paris expositions COM
bined.
The design for the Russian building
at the st. Louis Exposition has been
approved. 1t will be handsome struc-
ture, on the style of the Palace Of
Romanoff Boyards, at Moscow. and
will cost $150,00e.
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Prominent People.

The Car of Russia has sent his au.
tographed photograph to William j.
Bryan.
Sir Thomas Upton has to pay taxes
on property in Chicago, ILL.,, assessed
at S35OOO0.
Count Rudolph Won Welserheim has
been appointed Austro- Hungarian Am
bassador at Madrid.
3. w. Findon, a nephew Of the com
poser, is writing new biography OF
Sir Arthur Sullivan.
DR.. H. +. Swanback, of Nevada
wears the iron cross of Prussia, giveI
him by Frederick Nv.
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Dull But ObliRinC.

The Globe was dull yesterday. Ono
excuse is, we were coaxed out Of print.
ing two items that were Of real inter.
est. There is.a1 item In town to-day
that would prove valuable lesson, but
we have been coaxed out Of printing It
There is nothing disreputable' about
the item. but women and men have an
exaggerated notion Of some subjects,
and we cannot print the item without
feeling mean for month, so many
worthy people have asked US to keep It
out.-Atchison Globe.
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New Classifications.

DR.. Francis R. Lane, until lately di-
rector Of the high schools of Washing.
ton, Is fond of repeating the following
extract from composition submitted
to him for approval during the days
when he was a worker in the school
teaching ranks. The extract runs as
follows: Beings are divided into
names, according to that which they
feed on. The lion eats f1esh-the lion
Is carniverous. The cow eats grass
the cow is herbarious. Man eats
everything. Therefore, man is omni-
potent"
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NeWSy GleaningS.

Uncle Sans printing bill amounts to
S6,O0O,0O0 year.
Florlda's orange and pineapple crop
is estimated at $2,500,00O.
French officials made strong denial
Of the report that France intended to
interfere in the Far Eastern situation.
The arbitration treaty between
France and Italy is said 10 be practi-
cally identical in terms with the Anglo.
French convention.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will
shortly establish its own sales depart
ment for the disposal of the products
kf coal mines owned.