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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

The ThomaA American: Dion.
French. and Zuest. Italian. cars OF the
New York to Paris race, passed
through Canastota. ~. r.. Friday at
Z o'clock Friday evening. Soon after
they became stalled In q snowdrift
and returned to Canastota 10 spend III.
night.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

Creditors Begin Action Against Ouss'
ns,s- Men nj stamford.

0ftStttutN bN'Ein Nslsoh Akss3ss7s "
ns,>~ Men nj stamford.
A petition has been flied Ia The
United States court in Stoux Fails by
the International Harvester pany
Of America. Jewett Brus. Il Jewett, Of
SIOUX Falls, and he North star Shoe
company. of Minneapolis. asking that
Evan r. Davis. q business man Of
Stamford. Stanley county. be adjudged
an Involuntary bankrupt, Davis han
dies farm machinery. hardware and
other lines. The petitioners have claims
In various amounts against HIM.
Judge Garland. OF h Federal court.
has issued an order requiring Davis TO
appear before him To show cause why
the petition should not be granted and
he be declared an Involuntary bank
rupt.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

Minnchaha county has JUST contrib.
ui@d two new prisoners 70 h Sioux
Falls pentscntlasy In th1 perSons o.
Thomas Kelley. alias iAdts Jusker-
wicx, and and Louis Lindsey. The
former was charged with robbinK =
local saloon and also with passing .
forged check on u Sioux Falls man.
lie was sentenced TO q tepm of elghtcen
months In the p~enitentiary. Lindsey
WAS accused II ths theft Of = bukky
and pleaded guilty 10 the charge 1t
grand larceny when tAkeh before
Judge Jones. who rave him = term q
one year. He In u Lake county farm
er.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
DEATH IN PRACTICAL JOKE.


Just for fun" Charles Lavexxi, en-
pioyed on the government irrigation
project near Belle Fourche. s. D..
threw a dynamite cap into a bonfire
around which were seated six men.
The explosion set of las sticks OF dy-
Mantle which were being thawed
nearby. instantly killing j. II. Cults.
a teamster. and injuring all of the
others. including Lavezxi. who may
lose both sight and hearing.
The government engineers secured
the aid OF ranchers. who hauled the In
jured to the hospital at Belle rourche
in wagons
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
D., Nyxx s4,i,n.l Bmlidtnr.

On March . the board u education
1t Wentworth viii open bids for the
erection ut that plaos of n new public
school building. Pans aud specificA-
t1ons for the new Structure already
have been prepared.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

sss~a. nnd Mrs. Gs~Sewe VI. NaSpr~eNes
~ Waf~ssown. C~srt~asr Evcaa~
Gen. ard Mrs GeorE. w CArp~ss-
ter Thursday celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary ~ WATERFOWL
surrounded by their surviving child
rem ard grandchildren. In their hotne
la this city. They are the parents 81
eiey~p children, xix of whom survive.
They were united in wedIock on Feb.
Ia. 1858, at Dari~n. ~ r.. Mrs. Carr
penscr's maiden name being Ermtna
T.. Watson.
Mrs Carpenter was born 10
York on March II. 1870. = car
penter was horn In Erie county N. r.
on July 80. isas-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

SfatWa NJ WtnaftWsrkrw WIN - thsFs
usincSA b. Wnshtngsna Mktraea~ss.
One ~ the tsssst remarkable urtiess
ever received by the LEGAL forest s~Fs*
ice has just come frusa Washington
~ Supervisor Hamilton has been Fvsaasst-
ed 10 have his rangers kin ard dTNss
q couple Of aasx~s 90 w~ossdpeekesss -
ssws-d from different parts 81 ths
Hack Hills national forrest 1he
~sssraachs az tha birds as~ 10 b care
fatty preserved. and after being De-
sachcd ard given tenn perary tr~atsn~us
With an ~mhslminx nutd. will BE- label
ed and forwarded "a washington.
| where they will he analysed and tested
"a find IN any the bark h~stl@s thai
have proved M destructive In the Hssis
are contained In the ssamachA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

The annual debate contested In by
seudents Ut the Thegn and Adelphtan
societies VI Yankton college at Yank-
ton. was held Friday evening. when
the Thegn society. represented by
NeasYx. A. A. couison. N. A. Brown
and c. A. Aireth. won the debate I'm
support Of the affirmative sade ~ the
question by = score VI . - l.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

It develops tina eleven men were
lost In the wreck Of tho ship Emily
Reed. which went ashore near tn Nell
than river. Oregon. Friday. First re-
ports said that ten men were lost.
Capt. Keissle went to the scene OF the
wreck Saturday to ascertain II any OF
the cargo can be saved.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
FOR LOWER STOCK RATES.
Hearing Of Corn Belt Meat Produces,
Resumed In Chicago.

Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Prouty Monday resumed the hearing
In the case of the Corn Belt Meat Pro-
ducers' association against thu Mis-
souri,, Iowa and Illinois railroads in
which h association seeks a rcduc-
ton OF interstate shipping rates on
live stock in Iowa.
The hearing commenced some time
aga In Des Moines and was continued
until Monday. The case involved chief
ly the railroads and Iowa stockmen.
but the independent Iowa packers are
represented In an intervening move
against the stock " and their
efforts 10 get . reduction In rates.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

Articles Of incorporates have bssa
bank 1T Underwood. (bns Of the new
town on tbs Norshr sstsrn sxtsnsion
through Pennington county. TAe nsw
hank II capitalized e ts.Aee. IAe In
c~orporators are Jacob n. 6srr anA
Thomas !. Lb@rtin. vi TyndAli. ana
r. II. Meyer. ~ Cnddfvoo1-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

~ HsUs8ssA H1atTs.
The Kansas state board OF railroad
commissioners will Issue its order for
. reduction n general change In
freight rates. The order Il to 70 into
effect on April /. The railroad did
not contest tho order before tho board.
but will. II II understood. Tight II In
the courts.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
nay Bnsula ol mn.

The desire of his little son - hosr
the 1oor in their home IeisAf al ecSnps
az paper cost r. r. GJ4rde. carrier on
10 rural route In MAssh3Aii county. the
sum Of $40. He accid4 ntaliy dropped
the bin on the fioor AMI the bog put Il
In the stove. GJerds ss3sed ~ much oE
the ashes ~ he could Ard sent thfsn -
the department 1t wA4htngton for re-
dempttons
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

Al the largest banquet ever held "
the city OF Mitchell the Wesley broth
erhood observed LAncoin's birthday.
The brotherhood was Organised ON
Jan. 90. the day Of the dedication u
the new Methodist church. with =
membership Of sy5. The entire MEM
bership. with nifty invited guests. wegs
seated at h Lincoln birthday banquet
In ths great bas~mens beneath the
Methodist church,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
a Cnuie -InGnexeor.

The county auditor has called .
meeting of the cattle owners IT Union
county. to be held al tho court house
N Dlk Point on Saturday. the zeth day
ok 1ebruary, for the purpose OF choos-
~ = cattle inspector for sai6 oounty.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
Asrusexi ar Grand Larceny.

Chief Wade. Of the Sioux Fails po-
lice department. on Instructions from
the authorities Of Lake county. arrest
ed In Sioux Fails a MAJ named James
Bartin, who Ii wanted I'm Lake county
On h charge Of grand larceny.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
Cotton Minis Running Fall Time.

The cotton mills Of the Pepperel
Manufacturing company and York
Manufacturing company In Saco.
Mass. went back 10 full time Monday.
About 5000 operatives are affected.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
END OF HURON LAND OFFICE.


Fart al tho Wesa.
The secretary OF the interior has
issued an order directing the d~isconiin-
luAnce Of the United states LAM office
for the Huron district. To take effect
April 1 next. Charles A.. Blake. regis
ter. and Harvey J. Rice. receiver, are
busy closing up the business and Will
turn all books. records. etc. over IN
the officers II the once at Pierre. with
which II In to be consolidated ON tho
above date.
The Huron once was opened Oct. ?.
1882, the district being composed Of
eight counties-Beadie. Hand. Hyde.
HUGHES. Suliy. Potter. sphinx and
Fauik-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
Failed Rank Rcopcns.

The Oregon Trust and Savings bank.
a Portland. Ore. whose failure occur-
rcd several month"; ago. reopcned for
business Wednesday under the name
Of the German-Ainerican bank. with
which e had been merged.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
UNCLE SAM CUTS PRICES,
nnscnt Print Shop to Turn Out
Work NJ IAss CO~e.


Work NJ Less Cost
President Roosevelt Saturday APP
proved an order reducing the price OF
composition to be charged by the gov
eminent printing ONCE from $40 to
80 cents an hour for hand composition
and from $50 an hour to so cents per
1000 'ems" for machine composition.
The order wa recommended by WILL
lam 9. Rooster. who II conducting an
Investigation Of the printing ONCE ~
he presidents personal representa-
i've.
The prices which were reduced sat-
urday were raised In November last
from practically the same igures
which have bean restored.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
Police Dog wins sl,o,r v,r,,..

Jesse Of Kent. one Of the dogs im-
ported by h New York police depart
ment for use In police work. won .
special prize at the dog show In Madi-
son Spare garden. New York. Friday.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

A telegram from H1kn Luis Pos0ea.
Mex. snnouncsa the de- tn In that city
of John Cassidy. form kriy . cOnduc-
tor on th~ Chicago and Northwestesm
railway, with heaGqunr| ers In Huron.
Mr.. Cassidy married Miss Katherine
McNasly. of Hurnt. he years ago
and was wel. knows In RI kilroad circles
throur houxt South DakdAta.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

AdJudged . paranoias. Robert n.
Caldwell. who attained international
notoriety through his testimony in the
bruce case in London. Eng. where ne
has been wanted since on . charge Of
perjury, was removed Sunday from
his home In Staten Island to the insane
asylum on Wards island.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

Nearly all the Industrial concerns
employing $500 men in wellsvtlls. O..
md vicinity. have resumed operations
after being closed down Tor . number
Of wookaL
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

sshley To Speak u Aberdeen. 8. ID.
A Warrington special say Ad-
mirai Schley. OF Santiago fame. has
accepted an invitation 20 deliver an
address before tho Scottish Rite bodies
OF Masonry at Yankton. 8. D.. the
nrst week In May. An Invitation was
also extended 10 him 10 visit Aberdeen
for . similar purpose.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
OODans g WrcstIe Lax Jane.

~ 1870 1ABS ~
The japanese method Of wrestling.
1iu jltsu. = to b introduced into iii
the military and naval Umnasiums q
Germany ct the express command q
ne empssoE.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

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olls<s ~a.n sn~a nrrvs.sn. ~ sn. ~
49, - 80 ~..ss.~~~1 r
-.s.~ Z. ss~1e@
w.c.,~.,~ $3.50 IS -e.sn sS-s~~
go -s,s - 49,. ~-s~sS~~
- go - A.sa.a .,s.ss~l - r-s1
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s,.,Is t.as~- $3.50 :. r~~x1 r~s~
- ~.n.s~.~ -~-a - ~rs~~l-s.
80. .~--~1- -Lrs.--s~ ~N
So - ~MMMNM~xt..-
-. .A~s.ss~-1 - -
- - .ur. M~~-a@ 49,
~ - - sss-s- $3.50. 49, -
~ss,s.hs. - - $780,
- .A-s~----s-
$3.50. - 80 49, ~wsss.- ~~~-~.
a...~ = 49, ..-s -A~.s- -
c,.ss.-- --- - ....I ~aI1
- -v-tM
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- - -
ns@tnhsng WIN Inc HyN< 0x Apss& -
eeunaassss q sAe PTerrs beAd eae&xses
wih - widely sxssndsd. ~ - -
ir9 = est 81 IN Hufsan iMna 49,
srset ~ essnnstss n hsaAt*. NpsMn.
sAuik- Fsss*r. hAssd AnA Hyds xail
ne sdasd " shss Pt*sfs district ~
sas aaa'ss"H ~ = trrvstnsy wtl -
- Anont ~ Sateh ~~s Isl Sce -
ns5On asssfast ~ 'oo. a1ise n
ne soatn~rn para 90 Hsns = 49,
e1onusss ~ith Ss1 sEaxt~rsA Nne1e
- sAuak and Fsssers Ih~ sasessn pess
os 2 district havin9 go psn<eecm@s9
s.sAr~d g ms 9Os*rmnaesss Aadsk -
a1ty Isw S1asssfs srassAT~M AMSn1
o*ans - = psoes w = wips cMt ~
ssssrnment e"nus<sss.N Mssn I'd
.ns coahass N y Slsn s1yef xMssy.
ms 49, onsTs~ whscA VII pf0eeD6y
- aosaisnen 49, thass 81 Aserh~A
~ tcwns III pierre .rsd x.hnmh~rtnfn
Ths Pierre ofsc@ win probably ~ sase
Last In the stats 20 - mhniixhed. -
those ~ the state capital. arr e<.terut.
~ left for tas clearing ~ work arr
this others ar~ no lonx~r pMytnx -
peFas~x. the ans II Is~s M0tn~w ~
Iowa clear up work noe betsw IL -
ttsf 10 b. abslfxhea
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

w. Hk1A Dc~M ETOSllDtttOo.
At Charleston. W. Va. the proposed
constitutional amendment 10 prohibit
manufacture and sals o. liquor. which
passed the housa. wa rriAay defeated
IN the senate
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

Mondays quotations on the Sioux
City live stock market follow: Top
hogs, $4.25. Top beeves. $5.3S.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

A group ~ ieA1inG D&snorsnan
Hughes county met - ri4rSo -
ter dtscunnfug ths s1tnattoa ~
that they wooI1 nnme : d~el~oa&tc
the stats convention q sn1Dc& deie1
10 Denver. without the 1orxnnlit
the primary II thn4 ltnc 90 II
man IL the county conlmttfoe furx
u the earliest po~1ble 1ate nn1
range for = mass county cunven61
b held 1t Hunt on the fourth Tua
n March for selecting such d1lo1
o the state convention.
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There are 10000 proprietary medicines
on the American market.
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kept RAZOR UNDER PILLOW
MRS. McKENNY SAYS HUSBAND
THREATENED HER LIFE.
Committed to Jail for Observation
by Alienists as to His
Sanity.

MY husband has threatened me almost
every day for the past month and halt
he says he's going to kill me whenever
he finds q good chance-and there has not
been night in all that time that he has
not slept with a razor and a pair OF
brass knuckles under his pillow. I really
think he is crazy. your honor, because
of an incurable Illness he is suffering
from. and I want you to have him exam
ined to see If he is insane and IL he is
what can be done with him. It's hard
to testify against man whom you lived
with and loved for twenty-five years like
this. but something must be done to re-
lieve the strain I am UNDER
The foregoing was the statement OF
Mrs. Mollie McKenny OF IL I street this
morning to Judge Muliowny of the Police
William H. Mckenny. charged with
threatening to do her bodily injury. Nc
Kenny entered a plea of guilty to the
information filed against him. and seemed
to feel that anything his wife suggested
be done would be the best thing for him.
husband to the United States Jail. where
he will be under the observation Of the
District alienists for ten days or more,
and who will report to the court.
1t Is stated McKenny's arrest yester-
day was the elimination Of a number
of quarrels in the McKenny homestead.
which were varied by periods Of tender
attention and consideration toward the
wife. A number of Mrs. McKenny's
neighb0rs were in court this morning to
because of the temporary commitment.
1t is said McKenny is well known and
highly respected In the neighborh0od Of
his home.
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ENEMIES OF IRELAND HERE
JOHN REDMOND SAYS THEY
ARE FOUND IN AMERICA.
Visit to This Country, However, DE-
clared a Success-Progress
for Home Rule.
Special Cablegram to The Star.

special CableSram to The Star.
DUBLIN, November 1O-John Redmond.
speaking at q banquet given in his honor
In the Gresham Hotel. Dublin, on his re-
turn from America, said the kindly appre-
citation Of a gathering such as that was
SUFFICIENT compensation for the attacks
and misrepresentation, and sometimes
abuse. which seemed to be the inevitable
lot OF. public men in Ireland. He was
glad to be able to give an encouraging
report OF his visit to America. They
went there under circumstances of great
embarrassment. The country was in the
throes OF great election. and they
found, further, that their enemies-and
there had always been active enemies TO
the Irish constitutional movement in
America-and their enemies, he was sorry
to say, In Ireland, were more active in
their opposition to them than ever he had
known them In the past Yet, in spite OF
all these adverse circumstances. he had
to report that the visit to America had
been an unparalleled success
Referring to the practical issue in Ire
land today. he said one of the calumnies
of the Irish party in recent times was
The calumny was absurd. There were
three phases of the Irish land question
first, the financial aspect; secondly, uhe
question Of the general Improvement,
which experience had shown was neceS-
sary In the framework of the land act OF
1903; and, thirdly, there were the ques-
ton of congestion and of the breaking up
of the grazing land and the question OF
the recommendations of the Dudley COM
mission. All these three questions must
be settled before the Irish land question
was settled. The settlement of any one
of them would not settle the main ques-
ton. In view Of the demands of the
Irish party, how utterly futile, how utter
ly malicious, was the contention Of those
who said that the party stood in the way
OF land purchase. The landlords had q
tremendous interest In having the inan-
cial portions of the act improved, and
the party was willing and anxious that
the financial provisions should be amend
ed and reformed. and that more money
should be given to the landlords In the
form OF bonuses: but IL they We're going
to do that for the landlords they insisted
at the same time and in the same measure
that the landlords should be compelled
to agree to general amendment of the
act of 1903 and to a settlement Of the
question of the grazing lands and conges-
ton. They believed that IL they were
cajoled or intimidated into agreeing to q
separate measure chiefly in the interest
of the landlords on the financial aspects
OF the question, and If they agreed to a
postponement OF the other aspects. once
the financial aspects were settled they
might whistle for a settlement of the two
remaining portions Of the act. They
therefore demanded full measure of ~
form.
remained united their pressure could be
made irresistible. The university ques-
ton was settled. When the land question
was settled 1t would be a short step 70
home rule
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ties at Twining City and certain road and
street improvements on Randle High
lands was discussed by the association


street improvements on Randle High
lands was discussed by the association.
Robert F. Bradbury vice president OF
the association in giving reasons for in
creased school space and certain needed
improvements, announced that the popu-
lation Of Randle Highlands has increased
15O families In the past year, while the
population of Twining City in the same
period has increased by the addition OF
east suburbs were experiencing q real
boom.
The president Of the association, Capt
j. Walter Mitchell, announced that the
membership now exceeded 100 ''represen-
tative and substantial citizens of Randle
Highlands and Twining City" and it is
the expectation that fifty additional
names will be added to the rolls by the
next meeting, at which time the standing
committees will be appointed A recruiting
members. It is composed of Robert F.
Bradbury, Mr.. Westerlund and J. w.
Graham.
Charles g. Robinson called attention to
the overcrowded condition of the public
school. A committee to urge school en-
Iargement was appointed. consisting OF
Messrs. Robert Bradbury. Charles e.
Robinson, Loudenslager and DR.. Nd. Hub
bard Darnell. Another committee was ap-
pointed. with Roger Melting as Its cnair-
man, to confer with the District Commits
sioners in regard to opening 25th street
southeast from Nailor road to Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
The meeting approved a motion. Of
fered by George E. Crane tndorsing the
desire Of the Commissioners to separate
the moneys of the District into two dis
tinct classes-a current expense fund and
permanent improvement fund.
Remarks pertaining to the good of the
community were made by Rev. Elias
Augur, DR.. Darnell. w. H. Dorell. Robert
Bradbury. Samuel II. Reeder. George f..
Crane. c. G. Robinson. Riley, Cooke.
Beeler, Roger Melting and others.
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EVANSVILLE farmers CLUB
DISCUSS A FINE DINNER ANT
OTHER THINGS
Interesting Session, at Home Of DR..
Bigelow-Paper Read on Presi-
dents Uplift idea.

The Evansville Farmers Club met satur-
DAY evening, by the invitation Of d. NJ
Nesbit. at the home of his son-in-law. DR..
N. D. Bigelow, 1874 Lamont street, in this
city. Ten years ago Mr.. Nesbit, who was
then member of the club. had expected
to entertain them at his own home. NAV
thorpe" College Park. Nd, but his home
was burned tc the ground shortly before
the time appointed for the meeting, and
as Mr.. Nesbit has lived in WASHINGTON
since that time and severed his connec-
ton with the club the pleasure Of en-
PERTAINING his old friends and associates
has never been his until Saturday EVEN
ing.
There was a full attendance Of club
members. and with them gathered q
goodly number of other invited guests. A
notable feature of the clubs meetings is
always the dinner.
After dinner Mr. Nesbit read a naner
dealing with the Presidents idea of the
"uplift of the Farmer by his commits
sion, none of whom are farmers The
paper was a brilliant one and handled
the subject as only Mr.. Nesbit can, with
casm
DR.. E. w. Allen of the Department of
Agriculture. who Is secretary OF the conn
mission appointed by the President for
the .Uplift of the Farmer" was present
and replied briefly In well chosen words
to Mr.. Nesbit's address.
Among those present were Mr.. Will
liams. president: DR.. Owens, secretary:
Nj Brachears; Mr.. Blundon, Mr.. g. w.
Bell. Mr.. Bendz. Mr.. Burke, Mr.. p. q.
Cassard. Mr.. Hasleep. Mr.. Snowden, Mr..
Stanley. DR.. r. w. Allen. Mr.. Bennett,
Or. w; D. Bigelow. Col 8. C. Briggs,
E. III. Bnnkley. Col. W. P. Davis. L. e.
den Hill, e. s. Hutchinson, w. M. Servin.
DR.. II. B. Mcdonnell. NJ D. O'Con-
nell. solicitor Of the Treasury; ]. Enos
Ray speaker Of the Maryland house of
representatives; ]. Harris Rogers, ]. M
Swanson, DR.. H. w. Wiley and D. M.
Nesbit.
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Deserter From olympia Arrested.

BALTIMORE, Md, November 1O.-Wi-
liam Parks, deserter from the United
States navy, Is being held at the western
police station to await the action of the
naval authorities. He was arrested Sun
day night by Sergt. Hill at house In
Raborg street. Parks admitted that he
is a deserter. He stated that he took
French leave from the United States ship
Olympia, Dewey's flagship during the
Spanish-American war, August 20 last
His home is in New Orleans, and he en-
listed in Washington about year and
half ago.