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La Junta tribune., 1905-03-15
.oeA. Ase vsssosA. ,ress.

Fer that dress suit see Bowen.
FoR Cedar posts at Roop's
store.
Three lots; good location: at a
bargain.-R. B. Cook.
For trees and shrubbery Of all
kinds see George A. Nidy.
| G. S. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. 2l-5
| For real estate. loans. investments
see Jno. w. Fisher. treasurer.
| Major Hendershot and son at the
Methodist church March 18th.
A great success bargain
counters at Carlton 4 Howard's.
For painting. papering. granting.
decorating. ETC.. see Nidy 4 Myers.
A bran new baby girl arrived at
the home of Bert Bates last Sunday
afternoon.
WANTED-Buggy horse; must be
good, safe driver; state cash price.
Address postoffice box $50.
Five room modern stone house;
fine locality; owner wants to sell at
once for $3.OOO.-R. B. Cook.
For RENT-Newly furnished front
bedroom; large dressing room; mod
ern; $40 per month; phone 992 black.
The new Republican judges Of the
supreme court take Office on April
LIST, when it is consolidated with the
court Of appeals.
C. L. Seeley sold a fifteen acre
tract in McCreery Gardens last week
to James Bosley. The consideration
was 81 500.
We have established hide house,
and will pay the highest market
price for hides. pelts and furs.-LA
Junta Hardware company.
DIR. X. C. Sapero. the Denver eye.
nose and throat specialist. will again
be in La Junta. March 10th. 18th
and 18th, At the Sherman Rooms.
G. H. Fantroy, who recently
moved here from La Junta. has
purchased the Canshouw property in
the west part. of town. Garden City
Herald.
want \ buyer for fine boarding
house property; as an investment it
pays Is per cent on purchase price;
buyer must have 81 800 cash.-R. B.
Cook.
Chancellor Buchtel is coming to
town once more. You can both see
and hear him if you attend services
Sunday morning at the Methodist
church. OF course you will be
there.
b. H. Joy writes US to change the
address of his TRIBUNE from Denver
to Palmer Lake. near which place
with his brother. A. d. Joy, he is
conducting . blooded horse and cat
tie ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holly are in
town visiting relatives. Mr.. Holly
sold his business in Denver recently
and contemplates leaving soon for
Coldfield. Nevada, to investigate
that famous mining camp.
DR.. Sapero, the Denver eye, ear.
nose and throat specialist, will again
be in La Junta. March 10th, 18th
and 18th. At the Sherman Rooms.
Consultation and examination free.
Come early.
Colonel H. J. Roberts, Of Mama
nola, IN old-time resident Of Otero
county, and one Of the leading Re-
publican war horses Of his section,
died at the soldiers home near Santa
Monica, Monday, March 9Th. Mr..
Roberts was about g. years Of age,
and had been . resident Of Mama
nola since 1887.
The TRIBUNE sent out q large
number Of packages Of Sod last
week, Congre.man Hogv having
sent u . mail sack full for free
distribution. The seeds include to-
matoes, kale, lettuce, mustard and
beets. The only fault was that our
Colorado statesman did not send
eno0gh TO 90 around. and We do not
lihe to play favosito.
Dan B. Carsy.o Of Dsnvsr. . former
Well known reideat a L. JuntA,
= 70 Be the Iending sttraetioa st Q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
MURDERED A WOMAN
and HER THREE CHILDREN

Houston, Texas, Oct 2-It is ru-
mored that plans have been complete
cd to burn Monk Gibson this after
noon en- the public square of Edna.
The negro has been surrounded
eight miles from the town in a To-
cality known Mt SsDevil's Pocket"
and is soon as captured viii be tax
on IN charge by relatives of the
slaughtered woman
1T is generally believed the officers
will offer no resistance to the mob.
Gibson is charged with numbering
conan and her three children
W. II. Bcaslcy, brother of Mrs.
CoEditt. the murdered woman, stat
ed that it was the request of his
father and mother last night that
iha men be pleaded with in tei
event that Monk Gibson is captured
not to burn him until morning. as
they desired to be present at his exc
cdtion and they wanted all the citi
zcus of Edna and Jackson county
who desired to sec it. to be accorded
;;Iat privilege They want the burn
ing to occur in Il suitable public
p ace in Edna. The desire Of the
father and mother has been com
municated to all of the posses that
could be reached. and it is generally
believed that their wishes in the
ma ter will he respected.
Both of thse aged people are al
most Frustrated from grief and the
intense strain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
BROKERS' MESSENGER
STOLE SECURITIES

BY Associated Press.
New York, Oct. 2-The police
said today the man who secured
$3.50 900 worth of securities from
the National City Bank by means
of forged check was Henry Am
brose. alias Henry Leonard, who
had hecn brokers' messenger. The
police said he had confessed the
fraud.
Leonard confessed to the police
that be obtained the $359, 900 worth
Of securities from the National City
Bank by forged note last Tues
day. He had overheard enough in
the bank to give him clue, which
enabled him to fill out check and
send by. boy. who brought him the
securities. lie Immediately went
home and mailed 100000 of the Sc
curities to the firm to which thev
belonged. Other securities he did
not mail because it made too big n
package.
I.eonards employers say they do
not regard him dishonest, but that
he simply wanted to show how easy
it is to rob bank in this way.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

The next attraction at the GRIND
Opera House will be Running For
Ofiee,' musical comedy. written
,by Geo. NJ. Gohan. This piece was
the vehicle in which Mr.. Cohan
made his first successful starring
tour. This production is a strong
one, large company. new scenery and
it will play the Grand tomorrow
night. Carriages can be called for
1880. In order to preserve order
Manager Robinson requests the lad
les to report any conduct that may may
prove Objectionable to them to- the
box Office, where steps will be tNiSen
to eject the offenders.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
BROTHERS
HAVE SOLD LEASE

The Home Bank of Savings, a
new institution, will soon begin
business in the room now occupied
by the Wallis Brothers grocery
store. on Third street The insti-
tuition has purchased Wallis Bros
lease and will get possession Oct. 10.
Messrs. Wallis are aiming to close
out their entire stock by that date.
Edward Wallis, who has conduct
ed the store at This location for
seven wears, has accepted position
rs She West Virginia travelling rep-
5esentative of the Dromell Wright
Co. of Boston, Mass, who handle
the White House Coffee. Mr.. Wal
lia' long experience in the grocery
business will enable him to look at
r@r the firms interests in this state
in highly efficient manner.
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Rousing Response

The response given the canvas for
another star course, in this city the
coming winter under the auspices
Of the Wamon's Auxiliary of the -.
NJ. C. A. is meeting with O ronsiI1g
response from. old and new. patrons.
six numbers have been arranged for
as follows: DIR. ahJu Dewitt Mil
Ter, DIR. Frank Dixon, Ralph Bing-
ham, Boston Orchestra Co, WhlE-
ney Brothers Male QuaTtette, a5ls
the Broomel Concert Co. Ihes
six numbers are selling in coug7
tickets at the very low. figure
81. 90 and so cents for reserved So
IN the same place for the sens 8
is cents for single night reserved
seat. The ladies are anxiogs g
have a most successful season as al
surplus goes as nest egg Tor tl q
furnishing fund for the Z. n. g a;
building. u
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
FREE LESSONS
GIVEN IN EMBROIDERY

The Parsons=Souders Company
call the public attention to their
"adv." in today's issue, especially
the two important features, namely,
that of free lessons in embroidery
and art to be given by Miss Tierney.
Every lady is cordially invited to
attend. There is no charge, all is
free and special arrangements have
been made for a great number. Also
special attention is called to the eX-
hibition of fine tailored costumes
from Altman & Co., New York
They win be on display Tuesday,
"Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. These very high class choice
models will be on exhibition in the
cloak and suit department. Special
orders will be taken and on Wednes-
daysthe samples will be sold.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
BURNING OF NEGRO ON A PUBLIC SQUARE IN A IElA
RRGIlRS ENTER SMITHS MEAT MARKET AND GET BIG BOOTY

The meat market and grocery
store of C. B. Smith, on West Pike
street, was burglarized Saturday
night at a late hour and Considerable
booty was secured.
The robbery took place after
10 80 o'clock, the store closing at
that hour. 1t is thought to have
occurred between IL and IL o'clock,
as Mrs. A. G. Osborn, residing
across the street short distance
away observed three unknown men
turning the street light out in the
neighborhood of the store at that
hour.
They tore down the wire screen
at rear window and after hoist
ing the window entered that way.
Among the articles stolen were
four large skinned hams, a whole
strip of back bacon, side of break
fast bacon. bunch of pork chops.
several rolls of tseak. one of which
weighed IS 1-2 pounds, lot OF
other meat and quantity of sugar
and coffee.
The cash register was broken open
bv them but they found it empty, as
Mr.. Smith keeps no money in it
over night.
The men appear to have had more
than they could carry away, having
left one of the big hams in William
Gordon's yard on Locust street, to
get another day. Mr.. Gordon found
it Sunday and returned it to the
store. 1t Weighed % IL pounds.
The others were about of like weight
There is no clew except the OBJ
servation of Mrs. Osborn, as already
stated.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
AGED CITIZEN
DIES SUDDENLY

Michael Barrett, aged IS years,
died at his home on Jackson street
Sunday morning at 8 o'clock, from
old age. Mr.. Barrett was native
of Ireland and came to this country
in 1854. He had long been resi-
dent of this city, and was highly
respected citizen
Surviving him are two sons,
Michael and Patrick Barrett, both
of this city. His wife is deceased,
as is also his daughter, Mrs. Mary
Kelley, wife of Andrew Kelley.
Funeral services will be held in
the Catholic church Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock and interment will
be in Holy Cross cemetery
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ST. PAUL PRINTERS
HAVE GONE OUT

st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. about
200 job printers in st. Paul are on
strike today, because the employ
ers have refused to grant demands
of the printers union for an eight
hour day. Some of the largest
printing establishments in the city
announced Saturday that their
shops would be operated Monday as
open Shops" and they are idle to-
day. An attempt was made by
lew today to do business or Il small
scale, with non-union help.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
SCHMIDT ARRESTED
FOR BOARD BILL

Constable Lee Coffman arrested
Joe Schmidt, a glass worker, Satur-
day night and put him in jail.
Schmidt is charged in Justice s. w
Gordon's court with owing Mrs.
Jacob McClung a board bill of SO.
which he is unable to pay for lack
of funds. His trial will be held on
Tuesday. He does not deny the
charge, but says he has been out of
work and had nothing to pay, with.
However, he states that he is honest
and will pay her, if she but gives
him the chance.
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EXAMINATION
IS TO BE HELD

An examination for clerks and
carriers in the post office service will
be held by the local civil service
board Oct. IS, 1905, and all apPli-
cations should be made to A. b.
Boggcss. secretary of the board, in
time to reach Washington, d. c.,
prior to the hour of closing business
on Oct. IA. A clerks place in the
local post office will be filled by the
appointment of a female, and ladies
viii be eligible to take the examina-
ton on Oct. IS. All applications
should be left at the post office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
SPECIAL SESSION
OF COUNTY court

A special session of the county
court has been called for Saturday,
OCT. :, with three objects n. Elew.
One is to aportioIr the railroad taxes
IN the year among the various mag
istcrial districts for school and mu-
ricipal purposes. Another is to
receive the reports of the county as
SCISSORS on capitation taxes, collected
and uncolelcted, for the year, 1905:
And the other purpose is to consider
TIE advisability ofGmacadamizing the
D., proael,es TO the Wallace bridge.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
ITALIAN SOLD BEER
WITHOUT A LICENSE

Alannao Can, an italian, was ar
rested today upon warrant sworn
out by AL. Bright, charging him
with selling beer without a license.
Can has been conducting little
store on Water street and it is
claimed he has been using the rear
of it as a speakeasy for some time.
In Magistrate Gordon's court this
afternoon Can gave bond of $500 to
sell no more and bond of 800 to
appear before the grand jury at the
next term of court in December.
Five witnesses also gave bond to APP
pear at the same time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
WALSH
Is GONLNG

Sunday afternoon meetings o.
the Y. NJ. c.. A. are to be initiated
next Sunday afternoon by President
Walsh, of Ohio Wesleyan University,
These meetings. are to take the form
on union mass meetings in conJunc:
ton with the various churches oil
the city. The. October meetings be!
ginning at $3.50 o'clock every Sat.
urdav afternoon wills be held in the
Central Presbyterian church. oppo-
site the Y. Nj. G. a. With stirring
address by Pres. Walsh, special
music by Prof. Ivison, one of the
largest opening meetings is antici.
pated. The invitation is extended
to the entire city's young men to be
present to participate in these meet
mgs.
ron W. King, of Pittsburg, will be
present: the 22nd, DR.. Ernest
Thompson, DID, of Charleston. vii
be present, and on the 18th, J -
Coulter OF Port Huron, Michigan
Throughout the winter men from
all over the United States who are
going to pass through our city val
drop off to give us their addresses
on Sunday afternoons at ;3o
o'clock.
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MINISTERS GO
To CONFERENCE

DIR. S. X. Arbuthnot and Rev. L.
NJ. Barnard preached Sunday their
last sermons for this conference
year. They will go to Morgantown
Tuesday morning to attend the an
nual conference, which begins We'd
nesday. Presiding Elder d. L. Ash
will go Wednesday morning. The
church has appointed Judge Charles
w. Lynch, DR.. +. n. Flowers 'and
Harvey W. Harmer to so to the con-
ference and look after the interests
of the church, especially to urge the
return of DR.. Arbuthndt to this
church for the coming year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
ELLIOT NORTHG0TT
OPERATED upon

Hon. Elliott Norfhcott, of Hunt
ington, District Attorney for the
Southern district, is now in st.
Joseph's hospital in Baltimore,
where he has undergone very seri-
Gus operation. For time, during
and after the operation, his life was
.despaired Of. but he rallied and is
now on fair way to recovery.
Mr.. Northcott has been in poor
health since last fall, when his labors
during the state campaign were so
arduous, and although various
things. including long. periods OF
rest. were tried, his condition show
ed little improvement,
Finally it was decided that an OPP
GRAFTON for hemorrhoids was neces-
snrv. and, in company with DIR. L. ".
Gutherie, of the Wost Virginia asy-
lum. he went to Baltimore and en-
tered st. Joseph's hospital, where
the operation was performed by
skilled specialists.
The operation was severe one
and at times it was thought that it
would prove too much for his weak
ened system, but he rallied. and his
full recovery, it is believed, is now
assured.
Mr.. Northcott is the son of Gen.
r. S. Northcott, of this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
CORY GAME
'0E FOOT BALL

Broaddus won the football game
Saturday evening from the Clarks-
burg High school team, as the latter
calls itself. The score was 6 to Q,
with prospects of a tie, if the game
had not been cut short by time.
Broaddus was good on the offensive
but weak on the defense. Tie
other beys were good every way.
The game was the bloodiest that
ever happened on the fair grounds.
There were many injuries and no
one seemed to have regard for any
one else. A. Walters and Feastcr,
Of Broaddns, had their noses brols-
en-. Dan Boughner. of the same
team. bit through his tongue. Ieob1n
Harrison. of the High Seh9ol team
snraineif his ankle and was carried
off the field. Kyle got a toe out-ot
i6int and others were somewhat us
figured. Indeed, it %as "a CORY
sight. 49, 49,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
MRS. LLOYD DUFF
found GUILTY

In circuit court Monday the trial
of Mrs. NJ. o. Duff, wife of Lloyd
Duff, and Frank Hort, both OF
Salem, took place, on an Indictment,
charging them with conducting a
speakeasy at Salem. Neither de-
PENDANT was present in court but
were represented by attorneys. .
Mrs. Duff was found guilty and
next came the case against Hart.
After this was given to the jury a
second case was taken up against
Mrs. Duff.
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ALVEY JAGI %
HIS


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house. erlQencc
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Nortli lew ~ lqlNlne the
with lleIi te iaIN
repaired To lie kitchen lere 'e
proceeds to en- '|s'lI 'un,
During the prog lc mes' ~
tai turned e. al ii ha '
occurred during that a
son1e person throw store
their house. Ier tnie lo'
occurred. re9oig purchase
to be IN Re use lhe sLon
throwers MOI icious.
this time o0csleQ oy III
mother el.n Which,
did, putting but lifidse N
and placing 3e 'is ln7
coat pocket.
Some NOM 1T
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struck Ira on, tfae yer
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fourths of an ~
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half po rated
reached 4tS.s bl'lla
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past one, when Ii
of his safFsrings. ~
grief-stficken and bro
over this fatal accit
ditioz1af cause for gre rs
lie, that 1t has only
months 1snf5 ttne
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place FROM
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PRESIDENT WILL GO
DESPITE YELLOW FEVER

BY Associated Press.
Washington, d. c., Oct. 2--Presi-
dent Roosevelt will go to New Or
leans despite the yellow fever cpl
demic. This official announcement
was made today at the White House
by Secretary Loeb, after a confer
ence with the President, at which
arrangements for Mr.. Rooscvelts
trip through the South were arrang-
ed finally.
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Submitted to Operation

Earl Ma ',g'yv, little son of Mr..
and On McAndrew, sub
mitted:1s an Operation Sunday, of a
nature that, brought him relief at
once and .sRved him from serious
consequences. Three days prior
while out on Pinnickinniek hill he
ran Sumac snag in one of his nos
trils.. 1t broke off near his eve and
the nose became swollen and pain
full. The operation was necessary
to eStract the, snag-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
TWO WEDDINGS
AT GOFF CHAPEL

Mr.. Junie Henry Moore and Miss
Ella Virginia Henderson, both Of
this city, were married at Golf par
sonage at 4 80 o'clock Saturday
evening.
At 8 o'clock Mr.. Adam Hanson
Harris and Miss Maude B. Hender-
son, of this city, were married at
Golf parsonage, too. DR.. S. X. Ar
buthnot officiated in both instances.
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Temperance Workers

Mrs. j. B. Smith and Mrs. Robert
Ogden will leave tomorrow, morning
to attend the state meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. which begins in Wheeling
them. Mrs. Smith is a member of
the executive cctmmittee- Mrs.
Mullens. Of Wall"ae, is also a dele
gate and will at.e.-,.. all the un-
ions in the county vii. DC represept=
ed. Il
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Music at The Waldo

Wells orchestra gave an enjoy
able and artistic concern at the Wal
do last evening during the evening
dinner hour. The orchestra never
PLAYED better and hearty applause
from the diners and auditors follow
ing cach selection proved that their
efforts were much appreciated.
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Prisoner Fought

A stranger who refused to give
his name was arrested at the depot
Monday afternoon by Policeman
James SSi1nms for. drunkenness and
disorderly conduct He was placed
in the city prison. He resisted and
fought the officer, necessitating the
use of the latter's mace lightly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
FEDERAL COURT
BEGINS TOMORROW

The October term of federal court
will begin here Tuesday morning
with Judge A. G. Dayton on the
bench. There will be a grand jury,
and plenty of criminal business, es-
pecially that of violations of the in
tcrnal revenue laws.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
New Gases Of Fever

New Orleans, La, Oct. 2-The
yellow fever report to noon today
was: New cases since six p. m:
Sunday, deaths 2. Showers and
warmer weather again prevailed
here today with no change in the
fever situation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
OPENS
GROCERY STORE.

c,fareTse Nfa1ffdla1 has resign q
5dispatclling cle In the pdstoi Ice
aftSr a service Of several years. He
-is pfeparing to open a grocery store
3tl4' $40 West Main street. and is al
ready receiving goods. 70, -
. cIevef Young man and the
bespeaits for him much success n
business.
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Dance at EIkbridge

a public dance win be aiFen to-
night at Ell5bTidge hall, to- which all
lovers of good music and dancing
are invited. Everything has been
done to insure a pleasant evening.
Prof. GROVE, orchestra will render
their choicest music for the occas-
ion.
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Much Cotton Ginned

Washington, D. G., Oct. 2-The
Census Bureau today issued bull
.Ietin showing the quantity of cot
ton ginned from the growth of 1905
to Sept. 25, viii be 2,35s,o31 bales.
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BET TER BpS NESS
I'M STOP

-
Toxic, Oct
prices tdols:p
ina.fW e
mes
COR ga
peace
Motor sogget q
toT
81 fSoii for. tiiree or
Cause Of the eI
caused BY trolley
IVAN Slindag q iron A.
Mailsl56d store
md 5iTonof 81
COM ~ paInt 'i'
latter eaInpan '.'tt
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Executrix Qualities

Rose E. Stout qualified MondaS
without bond az eZecutriz she So
tate Of r. 3. Stont, deceased
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shanabarger Transferred

The United Brethren conference
closed at Buckhannon Monday morn
ing. Rev. s. A. Shanagargar was
transferred from Adamston to Elk
ms, and will be succeeded by Rev.
Mr.. RadahaugE.
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Grain Market

Bv Associated Press.
Chicago, III, Oct. e-Wheat,
SO I-e corn, 40 1-2; oats, ~ 5-s.
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CINCINNATI
j CTS AGROUND

Toxic. oct. 2-The japanese
steamer, Taiman. at Moi, when
passing LIimc Island, off Bungo
coast this morning, found the
American cruiser Cincinnati
aground on the reef of the island
seven miles west OF Namgasaki.
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