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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-16

in the election, the town being somewhat divided on the question: close canvass has been made and the opinion seems to prevail that the proposed annexation will carry Should the town come into Besse- mer. 1t will then rank as the fourth city of the state. as the population will be over 16000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-16
wffebeater Is Jailed

Lawrenceburg. Ky, October 15-Outwit- ting a mob, deputy sheriff last night saved Kirby Lefler. alleged wifebeater, from probable lynching and lodged him in jail here early today. Lefler, 1t is charged, beat his wife, who had been mentally unbalanced at times and drove her from home last Monday. She was found yesterday and the mob formed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-16
Towels and Stomach

Miss Mary Jones. 1918 Reynolds Ave, Chicago, H., writes:
 T can recommend Peruna as good medicine for chronic catarrh of the bowels and stomach. I have been trou- bled severely with 1t for over three years.
 "One year ago I began to take Pe- runa. the wonderful tonic for women, and I noticed a wonderful improvement at once. I took six bottles in success sion and I always have 1t on hand to take some now and then when my cough is bad.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-16
EIcctl"n at Jonesboro

An election will be held in Jonesboro on Monday when the voters of that town will decide the q1ietsion of annexation to Bessemer. Much interest Is being taken
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-16
State Fair Season

Teddy were permitted to attempt high dive from a 90-foot ladder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-16
Depot Broken Into

The Atlanta, Birmingham and At lantic depot was broken into last night and the cash drawer rifled. The thieves had attempted to force the safe but were disturbed before they could ac- complish their purpose. There was no money in the cash drawer. but num- Der of mileage tickets are said to be missing. There is no clue to the thieves.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
AVIATCRS IN SNOW PERIL
tombstone Scars to Height of 1908
Feet, Breaking Record, and En-
counters Storm.

New York, Oct 26-Desperate
duels of skill and daring at attitudes
over one mile in the air and spectac.
ular battles between the mad fliers In
the twenty-mile cross-country speed
contests marked the fourth day of the
International aviation contest at Bel
mont Park
Regardless of the lowering storm
clouds In the sky, Ralph tombstone,
the Wright aviator, established new
American aeroplane height record by
soaring to the dizzy altitude of 1903
feet, where he encountered a raging
snow storm When he alighted an
hour and fifteen minutes later there
we're still icicles on his goggles.
Count Jacques de Lesseps, in his
Bleriot monoplane, fighting for su-
premacy with Arch Hoxsey, another
Wright flyer, winged his way beyond
the black thunder clouds at an alti-
tude. of 6,931 feet, lost his way in
the sky When he managed to fight
his way down to a point where he
could distinguish the landscape below
he found himself twenty miles away
from Belmont Park
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
PLAN FIGHT ON MANN Law
LAWYERS HOLD SECRET CON.
FERENCE AT NEW YORK.
They Seek Clause Whereby constI.
tutionallty Of Railroad Bill
May Be Attacked.

New York, Oct. 26.--One hundred or
more lawyers, representing every i'm
portant railroad In the United States,
are In secret meeting at the Waldorf
Astoria, discussing the new Mann Ell
kins railroad act
They will not allow newspaper
men to hear their speeches, but at the
end Of the first days session the
chairman, Col. Henry L. Stone, of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, sent
out this message:
The legal representatives of the
railroads of the United States are
convened to go over the Mann Elkins
act thoroughly, and to try and see II
there are not points in 1t against
which attacks may legally be made.
The lawyers believe the act-which
makes a supreme court out of the in
terstate commerce commission, so far
as railroads are concerned-is uncon.
stitutional. They are seeking for
some clause which may be attacked
on the ground of unconstitutionality"
The meetings, Colonel Stone said,
would continue at least until Friday.
These same lawyers during the sum-
mer held a series of secret meetings
at Portsmouth, N. H. That conven-
ton was adjourned until the present
time
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
NO WORD FROM BALLOONISTS
WHEREABOUTS OF AMERICA AND
OCCUPANTS STILL A MYSTERY.
Various Reports of Sighting Derellct
Gas Bags Reach Ottawa, but
None Are Yet Verified.

Ottawa, Ont, Oct 26.--Since Ed
mund r. Stratton, of the Aero Club
of America, arrived here from New
York to direct the search in the
northern Canadian woods for the
missing balloon America II. and its
crew, all kinds Of reports have been
received from various sources of a
derelict balloon having been seen.
None of these reports, however,
have been verified. Meanwhile, the
whereabouts of the missing gas bag
and its daring occupants, Allan r.
Hawley and Augustus Post, are a mys-
terry.
The most significant story received
by Mr.. Stratton is from George Soles,
guide, in the district near Cobalt.
This man arrived in Huntsville, his
home, village some 200 miles from
here, and states that last Wednesday
he, with Doctor Meyers and his wife
of Toronto, were near Lakes Disco
and Rumster, on the main line of the
Canadian Pacific railway, when they
saw a balloon descend near the lakes
in question, and heard 1t land with a
crash. Cole and his party made a
search to find the balloon but failed.
Doctor Meyers verified his guides
story when he arrived in Toronto.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
USED MAILS TO DEFRAUD
GRAFTERs FLEECE EASY MARKS
WITH WORTHLESS STOCK.
Officials of kornit Manufacturing Co.
Sell $4,000 in Stock-Factory
Output Was Only $1o4.

New York, Oct26.-Special;C Charles
E. Ellis and Erwin r. Graves, presi.
dent and vice president respectively
of the Kornit Manufacturing (which
advertised that it held a patent for
making artificial rubber from the
hoofs and horns of cattle, were found
guilty of using the mails to defraud
investors in stock of the company in
the United States circuit court. Judge
Hand fixed Friday for pronouncing
sentence.
Through advertisements in the
Magazine of Mysteries and other pub.
LEGATIONS controlled by Ellis, it was
charged that stock in the Kornit com.
pany, aggregating $37l,000, was SOLD
to investors in all parts of the couR.
try. The total output of the factory
up till the time it was burned was
shown to have been $l04.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
RUIN IS WROUGHT
IN SOUTH ITALY
Cyclone, Tidal Wave and Volcano
Cause Devastation.
ONE HUNDRED PERSONS DEAD
Monetary Loss lmmense--Houses lr
City of Rome Collapse Through
Sinking of the Earth's
Surface.

Naples, Oct. 26.-Special: The
death list caused by storm, earth
quake and flood will now reach 400
All growing crops and animals are
dead and the coast of Salieno is GOV
cred with wreckage of dead bodies
of men, women and children and an
imals. The natives are unnerved
and are unable to aid the soldiers and
sailors in their work of rescuing. The
king will visit the scene and aid the
minister of Marine in distributing
the 100000 relief fund.
Rome, Oct. 26.-The extent of the
havoc wrought by the strange elemen-
tai combination of cyclone, tidal wave
and volcanic eruption on the slopes of
Vesuvius and on the island of Ischia,
has not yet been definitely determined,
owing to the interruption of communi-
cations.
One hundred persons are said to
have been killed. The monetary loss
will probably be great.
Cyclone Has Three centers.
The disaster appears to have come
in the form of cyclone, having three
centers, the first over the island of
Ischia, the second over the town OF
Tore del Greco on the east coast of
the Bay of Naples, and the third sweep
ing the gulf of Salerno.
Accompanying the cyclone were a
cloudburst, tidal wave and violent
eruptions from Mount Vesuvius and
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
MAN AND WI Re
IN SUICIDE PACT
Little Girl Aged -Four Burned to
Death at Storm Lake.
PURE FOOD SHOW is RAIDED
Senator DolIiver Left no WilI--Miss
Grace kruse viii Contest VIII
Of Thomas cahilI--Dubuque
to Fight "Suit Clubs"

\ Des Moines, Oct. &C. Special Mrs.
John Ewing is dead and her husband
is thought to be dying as the result
of suicide pact The couple lives in
Osceola. Last night they registered
at the hotel Rex, Third and Walnut.
Apparently they had made up their
minds to die together. Both had
swallowed laudanum, then turned on
the gas. In addition to this the hus-
band had attempted to strange him.
self. When hotel employees forced
open the door of the room today the
wife was found dead and Ewing was
unconscious. Bury us together"
said note found near the bodies.
Little is known of the Ewings. They
have been in the city several days.
Both appear to be about thirty years
of age. They are said to have chill
dren at Osceola.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
REFUSE CHRISTMAS STAMPS
COUNTRIES WILL NOT ADMIT
MAIL BEARING THEM.
Postoffice Department Issues Warning
Regarding the Sending of Pres
ents During Holidays.

Washington, d. c., Oct. 26.-The
first official note of the approach of
Christmas appeared today when the
post Office department issued a warn
ing to postmasters that Portugal, Qua
temala and Uruguay refuse to admit
to their mails articles bearing non
postage stamps or other adhesive
charity stamps or labels.
PortugaPs objection, however, is
limited to such stamps as resemble
regular postage stamps.
Other countries, such as Great
Britain, Germany, British East Afri'
ca and most of the British dependen'
cies, win admit articles bearing such
stamps when the stamps are affixed
to the reverse Ind not to the ad,
dress side. The postal officials an.
nounce that articles liable to be re-
fused admittance to the countries
mentioned will not be forwarded from
the United States, but will be return
ed TO the persons mailing them.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27

from crater suddenly opened on the
summit of the long extinct Mount Epo-
meo on the island of Ischia
Ischia and the adjacent islands suf-
fered most.
Houses Collapse in Rome.
Many houses collapsed In this city,
due to the subsistence of the surface of
the earth during the recent volcanic
eruptions, and thirty feet OF mud Gov
ers many OF the roads in the outlying
districts.
Next to the loss at Ischia the great
est damage was done in the towns of
Portici, Tore del Greco. Resina, Anal
fl, Sorrento, Maori, Ravello, Angri,
Pontecagnano, Cetara and Montecor-
vino.
When the cyclone was at its height
enormous hailstones fell and huge
rocks detached from the mountain
peaks came tumbling down. Some OF
these must have weighed several tons.
One measured 80 cubic yards.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
JACK JOHNSON IS BEATEN
Barney oldfieId Defeats CoIored Pug
lIstie Champion in FiVe-Mlle
Auto Race.

New York, Oct. ga crowd of per
haps 10000 automobile fans saw Jack
Johnson, the worlds champion pugilist
90 down to defeat at Sheepshead Ba'
race track in his first public attempt
at automobile racing. Barney Oldfield
forced the big negro to take the
count" in two straight five-mile heats.
In the first one Johnson was beaten
nearly half a mile in four minutes and
"A seconds, but in the second Johnson
was beaten less than twenty yards.
The time for the second heat was 8
minutes and IA seconds. .-.. w..
Between heats Oldfield drove his
2OO-horsepower "Blitzen Benz" mile
in 441a seconds, hanging up a new
worlds record. Oldfield's best previous
mile was 49 As seconds, made recently
at Brighton Beach.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
STEEL MAN SERIOUSLY SHOT
President of Joliet Foundry Is Al.
tackled and Wounded by Alleged
Strike Sympathlzers.

Joliet, H., Oct. 26-The culmina-
ton of a series of petty broils and
clashes stretching over a period of
six months, during which the Joliet
Moulders' union have been at odds
with their employers over a wage dis
pute, came when Harry B. Humphrey,
president Of the Humphrey Foundry
and one Of Joliet's most prominent
citizens and clubmen, was shot and
seriously wounded by men alleged to
be strike sympathizers.
Humphrey and three members of
his family were escorting a group of
laborers they have employed since the
walkout of the union men to their
hotel when attacked.
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Sensation viii Follow.

Waterloo, Oct. 26.-Special: What
appears to be an expensive system
of robbery of merchandise and bag
gage from the Illinois Central Ry.
Co. is being investigated by special
agents of the road Mr.. Kelleher, of
Chicago, and district agent are here
and have made arrests of two con-
ductors and two brakemen, and state
that other arrests will follow. Search
warrants were served last night on
several homes of employees. At four
places merchandise was found. An
immense sensation it is said will fol.
low the investigation that will be
made into the affair.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27

1759-George Jacques Danton, lead
er of the French Revolution, born,
Died by the guillotine in Paris, April
8, 1894.
1779-The French fleet under Count
D'Estaing quit the coast of Georgia
1SOO-Count Won Moltke, celebrated
German soldier, born. Died April
"a, 1891. .N.
1SO4--Robert Emmett. the Irish pat.
riot, arrived in America.
1SO7-Russia declared war against
Great Britain. .
lS13-British defeated the Americans
in battle OF the Chateauguay.
IS25-First boats left Buffalo by the
Erie Canal.
charge of Major Zagon
vi at Sprinfield, Mo-, through con
federate force Of 1000.
1S62-Advance of McClelland's army
begun.
1S63-Grant starts his movement up
on Lookout Mountain
1854 Price driven from Mine Greek
by Pleasanton and loses 1000 pris
oners and 1900 stand of arms. Mar
maduke and Cabell captured.
1888 attleship Oregon launched al
San Francisco.
19O2--Frank Norris. well known nov
elist, died in San Francisco. Borr
in Chicago in 1870,
l909--Prince Ito, Japanese statesman
assassinated by Korean at Har
bin, Manchuria.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
viii Contest Will,

Marshalltown, Oct 26.-Special |:
An interesting will contest developed
here yesterday when it was learned
that Thomas Cahill, who died at ST.
Thomas hospital last Friday, had not
only left will giving his entire es-
tate to the Sisters of Mercy, but an
other will designated Miss Grace
Kruse, a pretty nurse, as his benefi-
ciary. The first will was made on
Sept. Fl, and the second one in which
the sisters were benefciaries. on
October 20. Miss Kruse will contest
the second will on the ground that
Cahill was not in his right mind when
he made ii.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
Wanted for Fraud.

Council Bluffs. Oct 26.-Special:
Warrants are out here for the arrest
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Gilkerson, for
merly of Des Moines and Marshall
town, who are charged with obtain.
ing money under false pretenses.
The complaint upon which the war
rants were issued was sworn to by
Mrs. r. NJ. Sprague, head of the Jen-
ME Edmundson memorial association,
who charges that the Gilkersons used
the name of the hospital fraudulently
for the purpose of soliciting funds.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
SHIvELY GOES TO HOSPITAL
Operation on Senator's Infected Foot
viii Probably BE Performed-con-
dition Serious, 10 Report.

South Bend, Ind, Oct Ex-senator
B. F. Shively is a very sick man, his
condition having become such that 1t
was necessary to remove him to Ep-
worth hospital, where an operation
on his infected foot will probably be
performed. ..... .a
Notwithstanding the many rumors
afioat regarding the seriousness OF the
senator, the family. hospital authori-
ties and DIR, c. A. Daugherty. who Ia
the physician, refuse to make any
kind of a statement.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
AVIATOR BLANCHARD KILLED
AERoPLANE FALLS ONE HUN.
DRIED AND FIFTY FEET.
After a Flight From 1ourges to Issy
Accident Occurs AZ He At
tempts to Ali Jh'.

Paris, Oct. 26.--Special: While at
tempting to alight at Issy after a
flight from Bourges, Aviator Fernand
Blanchard, a wealthy member of the
English army reserve, was killed to-
day when his aeroplane fell $50 feet.
Aviator Morrison started from lssy
today to fly in his aeroplane to Lon
don.
Crosses the Channel.
London, Oct 26. Special After
five hours splendid sailing, the dirigi-
BILE balloon Morning Post arrived at
Aldershot today from Moisone, France,
having crossed the channel The
balloon has been given to the war
by the London Morning
Post.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
ONE AlRSHIP STILL MISSING
Balloon America II. Is Only One Not
Vet Reported In international
Air Race.

st. Louis, Oct. 24.-With the Azurea
and the Dusseldorf H., the balloons
missing with the America H. Friday in
the st. Louis international air race,
safely landed. the crew OF the former
claiming a new distance record. prac-
tically every inhabited spot In middle
Canada, from the great lakes to the
arctic circle, is on the alert for the
America H., which still is missing, The
worst is feared as to the fate OF the
air craft and of Allan R. Hawley. It's
pilot, and Augustus Post, who is Haw-
ley's aid.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
STRIKE IS CALLED FOR | DAY
CIRCULAR ISSUED BY ExECU'
TIVE COMMITTEE TODAY.
All Laboring Men in Pennsylvania
Ordered Out to the Polls and
to Work Nov. 8.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct. 26.-Special:
A state wide general strike for cleo
ton day has been called in Pennsyl
vania by the state federation of labor
in circular sent out today by the
executive committee. All the labor
ing men are directed to strike from
7 a. m. until s p. m. and go to the
polls and work for the labor candi
date for congress and state officers
This is the first time such action was
taken in this country.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
TO RUIN FRANCE THE PLOT
TO BE DONE BY VIOLENCE, AN
ARcHY AND CIVIL WAR.
Premier Brimand Creates a Sensa-
ton in the Chamber Of 0epu-
ties by His Announcement.

Paris, Oct. 26.-Special: On re-
assembling the chamber of deputies
after the government had been at
tackled by socialists. Premier BRAND
created sensation by declaring he
had proof. through the confessions of
leaders In the recent railroad strike,
that there was deliberate plot 10
ruin France by violence, anarchy and
civil war.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
GERMAN FLYER IS KILLED
Lleu.enant Monte Falls With Wright
Aeroplane at Masdeburg When
Machine Turns Turtle.

Magdeburg. Prussia, Oct, 26.--Lieu-
tenant Monte fell with Wright aero
plane and was killed instantly.
The air man was planning to the
earth when he started his motor. The
strain caused the machine to turn
turtle. 1t crashed 10 the ground. car
rying the lieutenant beneath It, The
aeroplane was smashed to bits.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
aanker klIled savlna Son,

Ripley, O.. Oct. 26,-Daniel Het
singer, banker. was accidentally
killed when he sought to prevent his
grandson going hunting. He feared the
youth might be injured He took a
double barreled shotgun from the lad.
Whom he put 1t on the ground. both
barrels were discharged
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
OUTCOME OF A FAMILY FEUD
HARVEY AND CHARLES DUNCAN
ARE SHOT DOWN.
Wife of Murderer Frank Bell and
Child Stand by Side of Man
as He Shoots.

Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 26.-Special:
Frank Bell shot and instantly killed
Harvey and Charles Duncan, two
brothers. in the railroad station here
today. Bells wife and baby stood at
his side when he killed the two men.
The murder was the outcome Of a
family feud.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
CRIPPEN DECIDES TO APPEAL
ARRIVES AT CONCLUSION AFTER
CONSOLIDATING LAWYER.
Condemned Murderer of His Actress
Wife, Belle Elmore, VIII Ask
For a New Trial.

London, Oct. 26-Special: A de-
finite decision to appeal to the court
of criminal appeals from the death
sentence imposed upon him Saturday
for the murder of his wife, Belle FL
more, was arrived at today by DR..
H. H. Crippen, after a long confer
ence with his lawyer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
LEWIS ASS'TATTORNEYG EN'L
1T is THE BEST POST EVER HELD
BY ANY NEGRO.
Made Collector of, Customs
At Honolulu.

Washington, d. c., Oct. 26.-Spe-
cial: 1t IS reported that President
Taft intends to appoint VIM. H. Lew
is, Boston negro, assistant attorney
general, and Chas. A. COtteril, a To
ledo, Ohio, negro, collection of GUS
toms at Honolulu. The post Lewis
will get is the highest ever held by
a negro and he will direct the work
ings of many white men.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
Draper Makes L4ospItsI GIFT.

Milford, Mass, Oct. 26.-Because OF
the badly crowded condition of the
Milford hospital, which Gov. Eben 8.
Draper gave to his town several years
ago, the governor and Mrs. Draper
have announced to the hospital board
that they will pay the cost of the
erection of a large addition to the hos
pital building.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
RANKIN LEAVES $4,000, 900
AMERICAS GREATEST FARMER
BEoUEATHS TO BROTHERS.
They Will Maintain the Magnificent
Farm Lands Just as Their
Architect Did.

Tarkio, Mo, Oct. 26.-Special; The
will of the late David Rankin, who
owned the worlds greatest farm,
was filed for probate here today. Two
brothers of the famous agriculturist
who died last week will benefit by
the terms of the bequest. They will
maintain the magnificent farm lands
just as their architect did. The
farms are valued at $S,000,O00.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
SUSPECT COMMITS SUICIDE
A PROMINENT MISSOURI PHYsI.
CLAN TAKES MORPHINE.
He Was Out On Bonds, Having Been
Held Responsible by Coroner
For Death Of Woman.

Springfield, No., Oct. 26.-Special'
Held responsible for the death OF Mrs.
Leora Hooey by coroner's jury, DE,
A. p. Reinichen, a prominent physi.
clan committed suicide today by TAX
ing morphine. He was out on bonds,
and had protested his innocence.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
Iowa Deaths.

Waterloo, Oct, 26.- Special: Miss
Emily Barrick, aged AS, was taken ill
here Monday while en- route from Ida.
no to her old home in Jonesville,
and died at the Presbyterian hospi-
tai last night. Her grandfather was
the founder of GAINESVILLE.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
THE GUN BOAT LIBERTE LOST
HAYTIAN'S BOILER EXPLODES
OFF PORT AU PRINCE.
Fifty Men Are Lost, Many of Whom
Were High Army and Navy
Officials.

Port Au Prince, Oct. 26.-Special:
1t is reported that the Haytian gun
boat Liberte has been lost with fifty
men following an explosion of boil
err Twenty of the crew were saved
Some of the crew lost were high army
and navy officers.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
Ground 10 pieces.

Waterloo, Oct. 26.- Special: An
unidentified Young man, 80 years Of
age, was found dead, ground to bits,
by the Great Western train mile
south of town last night. Particles
of flesh were scattered twenty yards.
No marks of Identification were found
except tattoo on the arm, which reads
T. M. F., 1881. a
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
steamer Lanham Burns.

Houghton, Mich. Oct. 25.-The
steamer Lanham. owned by James r.
Adams OF Detroit, burned to the wa
ter's edge and was beached of Bette
Girls, Keweenaw Point The crew
came ashore in safety Loss $4,000.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27
The eaptlsts in Session.

Des Moines. Oct. 26.-President
Hutchinson, of the State Baptists,
this morning delivered an address at
the first Baptist church here where
the state convention is being held
The address was followed by the
reading of the report of board, by
S. E. Wilcox. The report of the treas.
urer was read by c. F. Reinking, and
followed by prayer for the work of
the coming year, led by Rev. G. H.
Stull. The response to the welcome
address by President e. w. Hutchin-
son was made by Rev. ]. W. Bailey.
of Pella. The annual sermon was
delivered by Rev. f. A. Case. In the
afternoon short reports were made
by general workers, Paul Hallin. c.
II. Bolvig, NJ ]. Burton, w. ]. Smith
and w. Fl. Sayre. Addresses were de-
diyered by Rev r. A. Smith and Rev.
]. A. Lapham Tonight at s o'clock
an eyangelistic address will be de-
! livered by Rev. Lincoln Mcconnell.
D. D.. Kansas City. Mo.
Pure Food Show RaIded.
Des Mcines, Oct %. Special: The
pure food show In the coliseum was
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/. THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
. Events Occurring October &c
!. in the Years Gone by.

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FbFc F0pu oHoW nalurus
Des Mcines, Oct. 26Speeial; The
pure food show In the coliseum was