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.1Til railway ACCIDENT
81 on 9a Sic Fore Naqaests
Near Grand sapds, Mich
HOLIDAY VISITORS TIE VICTIMS

Gro aea oaes o~raaaea rosesher Il 'AeB
speoA sIisundees snaing Oh ORDERS
hs Cause of a Disastr Wreck in
giehiraa : Traesa Heaped wi.a .
Rrass q Tangled steel,
Grand Rapid stieb.h easI-ba9nd
West-hound p ssenger taip on
Pare NHaEgoefte Railroad net IN a
head-on collision six mu!es east Of 3his
ely Just west Of Eass PARIS. Twenty
Two persons lost their lives and thirty
ere injured.
70 was mo disastrous wreck IN
the history a pere Marquette sys-
ten end is charged 20 the high wind
which eztlnguisbed tie red slenalllght
Ia the order board AZ McCorps station.
Tacea the west-ooGnd tr8iU was ex-
poeied 70 stop and receive neW orders.
Ihs trains, which were tsg0 Of Ire
iilest On t1l 8vstefn. were re1ueed sa al
pile Of bLoEeH au1 twisted timber and
metal, with dea6 and injured rint4ed
down AID crushed bg tie fra meats
e fpe heavy cars. Five cars aud two
loe0rnotgas were damned Into q space
ordinarily exempted by tsree coaches
ana t1e kage Mas sirswn across
he raj lads right Of way from fence
IS senee
fla rfIe trains were running at full
aptei. NEa lie engines were smashed
90 tangled Ntts Of w~reckage. The ilrst
ears were slse denznlished and both
i-atas ieit The track except The last
eoaea CA each, so great vas the force
Of tla collision.
TIE east bound train fcT Detroit was
Z Ig.ie }8te. Ghe west-b7uud train
froDi Detroit Il, Gupposed 70 be "a
Grand Rapids before toe other leaves
lltis els, but as The West-b0und was
,Gte tae ~east.bouna was sent out before
" arrived, The wreck IS saii te We dae
tp Il MISUNDERSTANDING Of orders
me e~asr-bauHG tram was crowded
with passengers when II lett Grand
Rapids It carried scores ef Christmas
visitors, Fe02rning g. tAelr homes aiong
me 4ete Marquette EUg8. afteg SPEND
'hg the holiday here The train was
much heavier than ia 4a. 3a aecount OF
tbfs extra rush, IL reported that the
Incoming traiG was sla seaEiiy loaded.
II, toe bore p holiday crowd as well
rs the regular saturday rush Of passen-
gers.
As usual the smokers we've damaged
nor ruan any OF the other coaches.
and e tae2e cars every sea WINS Deca-
pee. Where the Rrccl t0k place
there y G curve ard 3 long grade FIX.
tends srom half a mile east Of East
t'acis neariy 70 the scene CT he wreck.
The weSt-Doubd traiI hal jus1 descend.
ed this grade when tie collision oc.
Cured The speed Of 5he train must
have been very high because Of the
grade, and the fact that The train was
irving To make m time.
The distance OF tlle scene o. tte als-
aster from East Paris DELAYED the
sending in OF the 6rst report TO tnis
csty The first news wos meagra but
q rush cali WIS sent oue for doctors
ana a relief train WIS dispatched at
once, a second train being made ais 10
60 ont as soon as The relief train re.
turned.
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coIlege nc. - Ga 80


GOOD scholarship hereafter W3 be
required at Princeton 0f all Students
wno 8re candidates s8f ata ete hafars.
Do9otl ea feale, III tes COM
pietea fer Eve Tears HE Aeaa Of
Cheitenham g0iiege for Ggs IA Alg
land
Tie report of tho iteasueeg of Cornell
University shows a total income for the
year OF 81 415,S74 and expenditures
amounting to 81 COS l25
Sir William Muir. former principal Of
the University Of Edinburgh has just
had conferred upon him tile medal Of
the Royal Asiatic Society
The Board OF Trustees Of Mary
Sharpe College at Winchester Tenn
viii probably sarn tae Institution over
to the town fer use as 9 public school.
Professor George M lf0neA. OF
Northwestern Lni erSity che the
greatest living aath0ritle on tie planet
Jupiter, has been elected 10 associate
membership in the BoFsi astronomical
Society, Of London
Yale University has rendered 8 the
Connecticut examiner OF eMbalnieea
the use of q Lecture hali ta hold IS
'sscIa9l OF enbaliniug THIS Isl said.
10 be the first aeseannt q pragsda fres
lectures On eIaba'nit. 81 III Ina q
States
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CLYDE LINER RUN DOWN
saraeF Goes TO the nny5o1n after COLTS.
Ten W iiai9S snow steru-
AassenGers All save1s

binding snow
sorn wegt Boston BaFbor Tie
new clyde aaiga 3 Kiowa. IN
ward haued fran Jacksonville Fsa..
and Charleston S 81. was rammsd
3hd sunk hy tae steamship ADMIRAL
Dewey, Of The United Fruit Comaaays
line. outward bo09d foy Port antonio
ard Jamaica a tug rescued Captain
chichester and TIE entire crew IF The
Nloava, numbering thirty men, from
me vessel before sac 17e down. THE
ADMIRAL Dewey sustained praeticinF
10 damag and after lyfs4 NJ f0r ne
pur p0ae = asststias Is tic wolk OF
ieseue Ia case 91 nce7 She p~gocas4oa
On her voyaGe.
With several passengers aia 4 6ig
cargo Of general lreight the Admifak
Dewey sailed from long Wharf. rs
navigation iA tie driving snGwst0rin
was hazardous. the Admiral Dewey
s3ade her way cut at reduced speed.
AS she was 1reeplng along 4 few
miles bey end Boston light 4 vessel
suddenly appeared through the murl,
Directly ahead ard only & few feet
away
gclore she could be stopped tHe Al
nara. Dewey sttpeN he other vessel
4 powerful blow ON The port side Just
abaft the main rigging, the sharp ooW
o. the frutter cutting in for q consider
able distance. The damaged oraft,
which proved 70 be the kt8ys4 be4an
TO Hi at once. The tug CorInafaat ras
neas enough TO be of use. ana her cap
tain eaL alongside the Et0na ard took
OF her master and crew. III the gale
ana sea which prevailed the work oE
rescue was nor eass. and n attempting
to make the leap from taeir Gvn vessel
- Die rug some cf the hicws 4 men fell
into Inc water. They were pn ie1 oat
by those on tbe g0rnsog8ns aal we're
safely landed ia The city. IHse Ei0ya
soon sank.
Tie Kiawa, waicA had ay cargo
OF lualber cotton. mar sf0rea. IRON
and general merchandise. was fae lat-
est addition to The Clyde Line beet,
having been buiiS 1T ailadelphia early
~ tIn present goe} She was 800 feet
long and had tseeay-sgse feee depth
Of Aold. o net t3naace ~ 1884. and a
gross tonnage CT la&9 Sic was a
steel, two.mausteI. scho0ner-rlgeed
vessel with three decks.
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sporting Brevitles.

It has not been a Harvard rear On
the gridiron.
The National League has lie ded
dpon 8 schedule az 354 contests
Six head ~ trottiug horses were nur-
.iased IN Kentucky recently iog age ia
sew Zeaiaad.
Ned Hanlon spay secure his desert
Ing pitchers, Dcc Newton ana Jay
Hughes, for the Brook'yn club next
saascn.
Work has been begun on Haryard's
hockey rank Oh Holmes Field The
rink VIII be $50 Feet long bg eighty
feet wide.
". +. Vanderbilt vii compete 10 tic
ace meet Of the Florida East Coast
Automobile Association AZ 0rnond,
ga, IL January
American boxers IT more than ordi
nary ability have found England a bet
Ter paying stamping ground il many
asses than their own country
Iii the fowds OF spectators who az.
tepa e9ii-ge football games continue
te Increase larger sraNdefands VII be
pse9ed At ssch contests hereafter.
The Eastern BasehaH Leagues gi
eail Jae4nstgse CONSIDERS q DsaI liz
salY ng an eS Riehln9ad
t ta As aiaeeSaf Aeft
vi
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Miscellaneous News Noies.

Che coming elec oa 10 Colombia has
cansed serious p8 d~issensions
ahoe factory workers. at Rochester.
9 } naga been ggaated g voluntary
reduction ii 50 aing hours from ten
10 Zine,
Congpi-General John GooaDow. who
has reached San Francisco. Cal. from
Shanghai does not look Tor a wa ia
the Orient
Charles " French, > wealthy esl-
dent II Mansfield o, has applied to
lie Insurance agents in Cisyei4ud FOR
2 polly for 100000.
THE Creation an illusion. seaaes
a come $50 feet In diameter, aea cure
Of The pike
Added proof 81 the fe1oYery oT tot
German Kaiser was eifan "a Ills he.
cepti0a At Poisians al tAe pYeslaeai
and Wee President Of The Relcestae
Al athletic exhibit between taars
represanting HarYara. Yale and Meg
York University has bees ag aaaea d
a1e place II New YorR ID 5anrar8
James q. SnlstgaA Is ARRANGING &
sefies of three games between IL I'D.
il3nat ana AmeE ieAa Eeasgfe cnaM.
oions II niagea s season Tor tfe
Olympic 81. So s4 4s
ANolld eres
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All piano playing b kort Seat kan Isl
must ceasa 80 9 e'clacf Is
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oer.nan sIIreIneIn 90 -.

The recent report iaade ~ he North
German Lloyd on is Hoes 10 Eastern
Asia give ar integFa i.sight inte
Ire possi1's aoftngs of subsidies.
Dpeits ths Grst years llie loases were
very heavy. hpt beginning with 1896
there was q profit wiliea rose Ia 1893
20 $4,000 Thea csme tho CaiAese
t~s9nDies, and .he oserntaeal began ~
set KS Waite cut Of the subsidies. The
result WAS ta1t the loss IL 39) was
S6s50f In 1905 S122,9t0, and IN 1902.
S300,ol0. These losses are uniformly
attributed 10 the heavy services which
have to be rendered hy the steamship
company to the state ia retara for
suBs.d m9ns the conditions I'M
posed are faxed routes ana calling az
particular points, great speed. the ear
fiage IF mails, and ire prohibition OF
sD agricultural cargo for tie return
Journey.
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R0ntgen rays via 0 0 be made use
Of by the Partisan police for The ideil-
tincation of criminals Some 10000
Photographic plates al e3ses OF frse-
t0red bones, abnormal formations, exc
have aiceady heen collected chiefly
from the hosttt IS, 0t course. al
these 30 nc. represent portions Of lAe
luJernai anatomy of criminal persons,
out the Paris police 90 en- the principle
That people who have not yet broken
the law vet may Go 50 come 5sy These
plates enc ac%eordingiy, baiag classified
after tie method invented 9g 81, Der
till3a for Identification by fnge marks
and meas ugements Of 1ne booty. Ut is
proposed that IN future ali convicted
per shai pc raalas applied ais .4ey
tue ae7 "antbloe onelrized Loaton
Daily Telegraph
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B aIEE INDICTED

II Texts Grand Jafy TaEas Ac,lal an
Dyuamiting Cases 81 the state
Nav GdeanS, ia Tie Grand aey
ri beAar County Texas, las found
twenty-five Indictments against Frank
80icomb. the secretary 9f ~be Street
Car Aien Union, Of Sau Antonio; E. 81.
Boyd, business agent aE the GarpeR-
ters' Union, ana 7. D. Hoic0mh. & stris-
ing motorman, fcI dynamitng street
cars ana attemptAns 10 murder tbe pas
sengers iA them. The street eag s~r5lges
III Texas recently have been Sttended
in nearly all eases by indictments. most
OF them Tor mapsiaughter
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H agalnst mnt.ol S imH sent
IA Willard aa1 tAe women dorla52rg
at Northwestern UuiTers The Young
pen son have other grievances. bnt
aeir principal cause Of complaint la
tAo mutton.
We count it a red-lefter day Shen
mnttap Is not on the menu. sale Miss
Charlotte Thompson, one Of the leaders
Ia the strike movement. "We have
roast mutton Tor dinner and cold roast
mutton far Lunch almost every day
N inc week. The other iay We have
mutton hast for breakfast.
'fhe young women pay $3.50 q week
Con t-eir hoard. ana say thpr at this
price the university Is nlaS ag money
Chicago Tribune.
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E.N9ar. - - &C.,

Robbers made an unsuccessf 1t-
Tempt 70 hlow open ana rob ice vault
of the Wakefield Sprry aud Sussex
Bank at Wakcheid Vs., On The Nor
foih ard Western Railroad. They sue
cedee4 Ia blowing oYfea ahe front door
of ne vault. but their efforts to get
through the inner door failed All theg
got was ahout So. which mad been left
In n drawer.
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SIT Iattersall's aiDlual review 81 Ue
cotton trade SAYS that the yeas 1902
has been tho worst jim ae last lerade.
hightg-two spinning concerns iii Han
casbire lost $4,000 during the year
and the trade must adopt short time
because American cotton is fofDt-iiTe
per cent shove the price III tLe sall
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fro ael oaes crasisea rossfhsr - 'teB
spes2 f~isupdees anaine Oh ORDERS
hs Cause Of a Disastr wreck in
Michigan : Tracka Heaped wlta -
Mess og Tangled steel.
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60 49, FIaHr


London, Englend--The war 0fBc8
has received a cable dispatcb from
Major General Sir Charles Egellen.
dated kerrit, Somallland, December ~.
aging 100 British and native troops
had surprised COCO Dervishes at Jia-
BALI near Badweir
THE engagement lasted tAE &c hours.
TIE enemgg casualties we're eighty
killed aud 100 wounded. Jhe British
loss was two men Killed. 10ur wounded
ana one missing
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rIGBcE WIND IN INDIANA
Five Logy BliIding Blown DOVE 81
Washington

Five Jofy Blii0ing Blown Down i1
Washington
Indianapolis. Ega -A severe r-3af.
stccIn swepf over 03Yiess pise Jack
ON and other Southern Iaelaaa conn.
lies and did graat damage
A. Eash.n tsn the Ave story build
log q the Cincinnati Seating Company
was blown down and twenty gc thirty
persons who had just left tie busia-
ing escaped injury from the flying de.
brls only hy fleeing to tie protection
Of other houses. Houses were an
rooted. g~rlokestacks blown DOWN and
many barus and stables destroyed.
Petersburg. Pike County, wag lsitea
by the same wInd, which wag almost
g hurricane, and much damage was
done to property. Seymour. Jackson
.oJnty. aud a part Of johnson and
Bartholomew counties bad a storm. and
telephone ard telegraph poles were
blown down.
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We fer One Kindred Dollars 6e1vardfoE
ans cass 81 0atarria .hat cannot ba earedoY
2Ea51is tatarrh Cure
z .. GsGNEN 3 Co. Toledo. o.
SO, theundelei sned, have knownN. J.Che-
ney Tor thelast IS wears ana ee'eTe aim psr-
sectly honorable ia az business transactions
and financially ahls q e1rrg ont any obGga-
t.ons made by theit frm.
WEsv Il HRgAE Wholesale Druggists t9ledo.
Ohio.
WA1DISe, KISS kMARvIN. TholesaleD rl
gists, Rolcdo, ONO.
HaNrsD starrh GUrais taken Internally set
ing directly upon tho bleed and ~Oueoossuc
feaes ogthe sysrg Testimonials sent free
Price, 1Ss per bcttie. sold by ak Druggists
Halls Eaujlr Ntit4 sre the BEST.
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rorto Riea eaLLen eran Hur-

Official reports IlaU various pal1S
OF Porto Rico show aa cotton is spot.
ting. due to the coutuu raias. and a
8icatlug & possible setback for the BeH
eG~terIrise. The eat6ae picking is fin
isheG. The crop IS bet e. ami l3rge1
than thar Of 1902 The sugar yield
Is not generally satisfactory
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Wo1fAN MURDERED ENTBNCED.


Execution in Ner ncnr.
bennington, yt.-nirs Nary a. Rog-
ags, con9icted Of the murder Of Der hus-
band Marcus II Rogers, was sen-
fenced "a the Benntug1ll County Court
10 be ranged on the ast ariday In Feb
quay. 1916,
Leon Peaham. the confessed accom-
plice of hrs. Rogers. was sentenced to
ne Imprisonment
rs tbe sentence of death carried
oot Nrs. Rogers WIZ be .le sec0nu
woman to be hanged % che story OF
vermont, and rbe first orr faer 70 be
put to death in the State u walve
Years. Sylyest er Heil, Of tTadf9x Nh0
vas hanged ID 1891 Tor the purde Il
bis wife, was the las. q par
e penalty. "a session 0f the Legis-
.alur@, which holds ihe p3rl6niag
power, must intervene between the
sentence II death and its execution
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MAJOR A0cUsEDoF ooRRCPTroN
C Official Charged With Extortioa
and Maladmiu4sration.

"a 01cl8l Charged WITH Extorti0n
and Malad9iulstration.
Council Bluds, Iowa-Mayor Del G..
n argan has been eited to answer to Il
suit instituted in the District Court to
oUst Linz from Office on 8 charge az coz
taptoH nal4dmln5S tfat!ol III Office
ara ~ aa1lng 2 compact With gamb-
ling house 70 eford them Police pro-
lection. tte se.t brought in the
nalne s - IS SdswCfgh. an attorney.
There aye ionr counts against The
Mayor as follows, Neglect Of duty Ii
failing TO supp ess gambling, extortion
IN forcing proprietor OF gambling
houses 70 pay 500 per month for police
protection, enter into 4 compact
with the gamblers and rugladninistra-
fi0r
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Tlree perlah ii s.aEine ~,

IGVee men were drowned III Beoau
Sound, near Boston. Dy The sinking og
tire Dig dredging seow, General paa.
They are George ~. Co0naDs. Govern
menJ inspector; William ONeill. a
bl cllsanith, employed On the iredger.
aUd IT, jones, 4 ~deckhand.
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- V orla.s roal Arsn.

@. an eeamated coal are8 Oh about
100000 a1aar miles in the Warid.
nina is created win 100000 sgaare
mi the United States has about
0 square miles. Great britain
llaa} miles Germany 1910 miles;
rance 1J>6 mites, and Belgium, $40
eqaara miles Are is rel, however q
tll3e measure % vali'o- The anthracite
Aeids Of Pennsylvania include IA area
el only +as rifles but these are un-
ioubtedly u more value tt8n ans coal
.. Like extent anywbcre IN tie
world,
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nalfes Z Il AInrde

Trunk Rose vailed into the police
station at SaiE Lake City, Utah and
asked to be arrested. declaring tast lie
nad murdered his wife. Investigation
proved tlfat on Christmas nap Rose
had Shot his wife behind the right ear.
cir home IS within a block Of the
Court Rouse.
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BoLlar Exnlosion - 80.

Walter Hartley. as Cleveland, Ohio.
a fireman, aud an unidentified foreign
er, were Instantly killed, au5 rank r..
So9ts of Canton. a hfakemaI Eag ia
tally Injured ly an explos OBJ 0i Tie
boiler GA 6 fast Baltimore ami Oh'a
freight train about i've mil from
Akron.
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RussIan - -.

Tie Russian crop outlook IS uniagof
able. as i has been 70 araater az less
exteut 10y some time past. III thc
southeast and cast prospects are Rar
NAL. although the weather eli presen
Is epYera
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- - Ii plIshuro

For twelve hours thirteen engine
companies battlea with q stubborn fire
IA tne siS-sfary storage warehouse of
laugh * keenan,. at Third street Wnd
Duquesne Way. pittsbilt1. Pa. Crossed
Electric wires. II is said, caused the ire.
Tie loss will be about 100000 with
insurance Of $4,000
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xsYg srocr
4. n. BRADY in POWER DEAL


BaIantar Ma The completion Of
he great project for the electrical dc
selopmeat of the falls Of the Suslue
aaRna aitea, na the Niagara plan. IL
aow 5red 0r the announcement that
Anthony Brady. or New York. and
associates nave taken owe SI000,009
st3ck in t9 Unte Electric Light and
Power Co pany Of Baltimore. control
dog the tishtiHg u this city. Pians for
the powcF plant at C~onowingo, on thu
Stsquehalla, have been completed,
aud routes for tae cables 10 Baltimore.
Hayro de Grace, Eist9u. ard 0the.
towns in Maryland Southern Penn.
sTiyan8 ana Delaware have Geeu laia
lf4k
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African Revolt AGAINST Gernans

An ~nsurlection has broken oat
among the Bondalzwarfs tribes in
@eea Nai0ae aAiaitd, German Soutb-
; Africa. The insurreettoiI8t have
collected in the Kara Mountains III the
soneheastern par 81 Great Eslaaqua-
lind
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CIty Marshal eh8

u Z Ferguson city marshal Of Ring
wood, Okla. was shot dead in the
street Of that place by Clinton Iaoy. a
posse captured Fox and shot him t8
deatl
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Ask Your Druggist f.r a ft5

THE French Grand pix IN icy ptuee
provides the s~gceessesi artist with
means Of support for ionf years IL
Rome or Athens
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MOB LYNoHEs 4 NEGRO.
He ETad sbot and Killed d Deputy
Marshal in sanciar. Mss.

Sew Orleans, La.-)im Carr. 4 negro.
VITO killed Deputy Marshal Cobb Ill
Saucer Hancock County, Miss, was
iynched by q mob at Millview. Carr
was disturbing the peace when the
deputy marshal attempted to errest
him w%herenpon Carr shot OF Cobb,
killing him Instantly. The marshal Of
Saucler tbep fred, w%opndlng the ne
gro. who WAS then locked IN IN the
town jail
The marshal hurried the prisoner
away IN the night intending TO take
him 10 the county Jail ut &LcHenry,
which is SAFE against attacks. but was
waylaid II Ehe pine woods. and the
prisoner taken from him and hanged.
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Hjeh voIfago nm MnT9erer

Six electrical contacts we're neeeae
,sry before Frank waite negro muir
ieTer. was pronounced dead the
prison at Auburn. n Y
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49, Anstlnn.n 49, 80

The Australian harvest generally
tarned out excellent. 1t IS estimated
Size total Yield gor the six states VIII
he T6.000,O00 bushels. The previou
highest record wgs 5000 600 bushels
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rvnlosLan Nrecks nnLLlIlr

The FIRST Natjonal Bank bai3ing,
the finest in Marietta, Ohio, Was de-.
stroyed by fpe which slaTte froIa 4
gas explosion.
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?3r81a Aimansc FOR 1903

nna 81 tie moss proisinel Of Oh
magnates ia Los Aug is & uomal.
we i SAID TO control a0eat haA OF tie
whole pro1uer
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cruiser PIKE sails

The cruiser Dixie sailed from pLila-
Gelphia for Cotton. Colombia with 500
marines
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The National City Bank Of New zork
nas announced a eoi4 engagefncnt in
London cf $32G.Ga0.
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over 1890 British vessels plying IN
Eastern waters are manned by Chi.
nese. n. I'll
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AHNar NtltFfaEa n Ho0fh Ai1leH.
Ihe 1|garsv.H3 feb9g Commission
has reported f0at there q total short
age 81 81 laboreys Ia Soat4 africa.
the defcleac 8eipg ehiedy ie}t in aet
culture and mining There is 2 short.
age OF 10000 men IN the raiiWa1 work
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il eEry country e the iza3 Toi &
Sstels Charity ne known Nos Only
Az thar minister 70 he pin aa and
lsct9at Deets the charges 5nmlltat =
the care. bp tcy aiss 1l- r. Lbr
bodily nsed2.
Nia 81 rleLy olii3Fen q care 9i
srd t9 Drotee, frunl G nate aEt disease
these wise and prudeat Sister nave ,aa
Peruna a never failing s. fegu ri
Dr. Hartman receives many letters A-oH
Catholic Sisters from. III over The IEted
states. A recommend ra,s received
from 2 Catholic Institution ia Detrait.
Mich reads soiloNs
Dr. S. u. RartptGu, CotuMbas, Citis ;
Dser Str-"Tae yo2ssg etrL ,che
sssrd the Pespsa s0ae sU1etf~ggrom
'arpn3ffls, Gad Toes 81 t9ies. TIE
fceilt Of tie treatment lras aeosf
sasf ac'0s'b Site fousi great fslfef.
an after astter sss CF nc uedt-
cine tse hope 10 be aoJs t. say shs -
entirely oHret. Skaters If Chart
The young girl aas under .hs cafe q tic
Sisters of Charity, and used fsf&as i2F c4
tatrh Of the throat with gccc Ess Ell
The above letter sestihes.
Send ~ The PeruHa Medicine Co Co.
Ask Your Drul1ist fsr a fl
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-01-01

Al ealciai cf tic Pullman Company
says. .The freight ear building de
partWent is wea allied with work unit
Na ah aud Vii take 1T least eighi
months - EXHAUST oar ordeFs Tor pas
senEet art There s bus
ness IL sghf wh vii mature aftel
jha arat ri sfe veg 90 on TIE whole
tie outlook faf RESIDENTIAL yeaf
is a Gratifying
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-01-01

Apples King, per Dbl. 2 50 q 3 80
Baldwin. per bbl.... L Sc q $50
Negtl srn Spy, pet bbi | 80 a. 2 10
Fen DAVIS pes Dbl. Z % q 2-s0
Greepgng. per hol.. 1 50 Il 3 o.
Grape Lataay5a, per crate, 90 u I ~
NiaG1re. Der 1t te. ! 81 "a Z 81
CranoeTr5ea.E. G5o por b6l 2 90 O. s
dera per Dbl 49,. 6 90 q 5 50
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-01-01

Kaslsgas Presg 9sstag i Esr lori

The MIX EEoaaage pgics Tax standard
q 1ality Is 3Ac. per q8af-.
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The Penn's Grove record., 1904-01-01

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dveiug nilh tUrNAM 4AuzEN ss DYES.
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-01-01

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1 iiEed evegai
bQ es 0i PsEuna
a14 fee' ges 81
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81 the head and
fee. Encouraged 20
believe ta4 its
Continued use wa
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years ~staadinE
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The Penn's Grove record., 1904-01-01
COTTON BROKERS IN PANIC
0peang Advance Succeede5 hY
General Collapse ii Prices
SMALL SPECTATORS WIPED OUT

thousands 81 5aies Thro !. Upon she
m~srhet-erices T',row DOWN Seventy
five Points Heavy Biaalug alone
Saved tho sfarCet- safes t-s,,inzte
1T over One Million Bales.