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i Extensive experiments In wireless lelejraphy are to be carried out at Portsmouth in couuectioa with Uie lew submarines. Canada' shipments of apple this ear are over three times wuat they were last year and about double what they were in 1900. Four crops of corn are produced fearl in Cuba. The first crop in planted In December and the fourth :rop la harvested in December. Mine Bose Uaekett, the laat English woman to leave Johannesburg after martial law was declared, la now a laker's clerk In Charleatown, Mass. At a reception of the patriarchs at Donatantluop.e the Sulian has declared that he will make no distinction be rweea Christians and Mohammedans. One hundred pounds Is the price ex-l-vutl for a sheet of i iu unused biack English penny stamps Issued iu 1810, which will be offered for sale In Lon don. The progress In the scientific treat ment of beets in Germany has rtsult d in ruining the percentage of raw ugar extracted from the root from Vt lu 1810 to 13 la 1901. In view of the scare as to the per manency of typewritten records the Italian Minister of Justice has ordered that no typewritten document Will be accepted as legal in IlaSy. Thirty one hup aud exceedingly strong Havana cigars is the daily al lowance of King Carlos, of Portugal, the biggest and the fattest of all the reigning monarcbs of the old world. Friends of the late Senator Vaneo, of North Carolina, are raising funds to purchase a marble bust of the Sen ator, to be placed in the rotunda of the Ourucgle library building at Char lotte, N. C. Eight per cent of the population of this country Is still Illiterate. Iu Ger many only 1 per cent of Illiterates ex ists nnd In Iiavaria. Baden, WuriUm burg nnd Scandinavia there are no to tally nnedueated people. llamiey You seem Interested in the borne show. Have you any entries there? Plamley Well er yes. Ham ley Prize winners? I'hamley I hope so. They're my three eldest daugh ters, aud ull marriageable. Kmperor William Is ambitious to create a monumental structure In In capital city which shall match West-tnln-ter Abbey. In London. At present the remains of t he former leaders oi' the Iloht iizollciiis are scattered. More than fifty girlis are fetudylng Scientific farming in the Minneapolis (Allege of Agriculture. The coil so they take Includes botany, chemistry, physics and geology, requiring lu the first two years two terms of each. The latest Invention Is a combined umbrella and fan fur t li v cycle. The canopy Is made lu the form of an ordi nary umbrella and in fitted wi.h Wildes, which as the bicycle spins along, catch the air and rotate llio apparatus. Probably the hl;.;est machinery bolt ever made Is one recently made for a copper mine power-house at Anaconda, Mont It is sixty-six Inches wide and ISO feet long, weighs 3,0:JO pounds, took 300 hides to make it and cost nearly .'J,0U0. TV save train fare throe Italian -women set out to walk across a moun tain pass between the Kngadlno and 1xmbardy. They were overtaken by a snowstorm and one of tho women perished. This is the seventy eighth accident of the kind this season, .y has just been discovered that there exists ftt happerswyl, Switzer land, a fund consisting of nearly $o0,000, which has been subscribed by I'ele In various parts of the world lor Ue purpose of waging war on Rus sia when a propitious time shall ar rive. Tfce exports ef cheese aad butter froia Canada this year promise te make a record. When tho season closes the value of the products ship ped to Scotland and England nnd abroad will total $:iO.Ouo,'HK). Ti u years ago the total was only flo. 000,000. An article In the Electrical Itevlew discusses the size of an atom of hy drogen, and arrives at I he conclusion tlmt these particles of matter arc o small that It would take 115.0O0.0OO of them, luld In a line, to extend a dis tance of one centimeter -Unit la. an atom Is about one-third of a billionth of an Inch In size. The "old log scboolhouse" at (Jump Hun, Westmoreland County, Pennsyl vania, Is said by the Young People's Weekly to lie the oldest txhoolhoiise lu the country. It ! very primitive In nil Us npiKilntments, but the tea h er, Miss Cella J. Miller, who Is only 10 years old. has enlisted the help of the "big boys" te make some Improve ment. Experiments on the value of salt In I he food of sheep have Ihcii recently made in France, Of three lots of sheep one had no salt, a second had half an oun dally mid a third bad three-fourth of no ounce. Tho sheep taking salt gained more flesh and bad better wool than tbove without It, and the aoeep getting half no ouaoe did better thai tht fwttlag mere. liCOpold Pari, wkt first latroduoed , Adellna Pittl le the lyric tag, died Id Philadelphia recently. He was a native of Home, but had been an etlle fren hi tatlv land many yeere on of tola participate Is mm Italian revolts of 1849. He was 85 years old at the time of bis deatl. and had resided in Philadelphia twenty years. The report of the life-saving service shows tliut there were 383 accidents to registered vessels in this country last year. Out of persons in danger only uineteeu in all were lost, and the property loss was about 300,000. There are 272 life-saving sta tions, of which 105 are on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, sixty on the great lake and sixteen on the Pacilic coast. The cost of maintaining the service was (1,050,000. Paul Kruger, In his memoirs, tells the story of a secretary whom be pun ished for being drunk, by tylug him to a wagon wheel. During the night three thousand Kaffirs and about four thousand Zulus attacked the Pocr camp and were not driven off till day break. The secretary slept so souudiy that he noticed nothing of the tight, and the next day, when he at last awoke, he looked around In astonish ment and asked: "Have yon people been fighting during the night?" NAVAL OFFICERS ARE TRUSTED. Valuable ami l.arce f um of Monej (liven in 'I heir Core. As a retired oflleer In the royal navy, let me say that up to within a very re cent period our naval officers admitted ly made very handsome sums by tak lug charge of valuables when going from one port to another; Indeed, there are otliccrs who boast of having made more money by carrying vast sums iu securities or Jewelry, for private per sons introduced by friends, than the ever got out of the navy otherwise. And tho same thing is done nowadays, but absolutely as a disinterested favor, and "under the rose" so lor as ofli cers of to-day are concerned. I served under a captain who brought i.00,ooo in specie from Cadi, to England, and i nly gave a note ol hand for the receipt of the amount, but I could tell you of scores of similar cases which show that the faith ol iiii.sl foreign rs is so great lu the in tegrlty of llrilis-h naval oliieers ilia: the former will Intrust vast sinus vi,h the latter wl.h.it! even any word ol writing being exchanged. The China station used to be noted for the very large sums that could be .made by tak lug charge of valuable belonging ttn .Treat native mandarins and statesmen r conveying stnh va. liable f rum point o point. I personally know of one case where a high Chinese tlicial ln:rusted the captain of a Hrl.lsh inau-of-wur with bar gold and securities worth more ihan a million sterling. Only a brief receipt on a half-sheet ef paper was given, and the Chinaman could not personally c-vrn read tills. Up to a comparatively recent date it was looked up.,n as no dereliction of luty whatever f..r a mau-of war to arry valuables that were not bulky or bankers aud traders, and even down to Junior oflicers the "perks" made In this way were most consid erate. As a commander I made over I.OoO In this way on one s. at Ion. aud . never even gave a receipt for tie- valuables handed over to me. And quite a dozen different races of men are comprised whhin the number ol examples 1 have so. n of this unbound ed faith In Hrltlsh oflicers.-Tit-IUis. WHERE HISTORY IS &ILENT. Little Hoy Wanted Information Ot an 1 in ortunt Point, The old story of a mother who, when she feared her boy was lost, recalled all bis virtues, but on his be.ng re stored to her immediately pun. shed him souudiy for running away, Is re peated with rather a dlffereut ending by the New York Evening Post: He wus but 4 years old, sud was allowed to play on the street with other little tots who were us yet too young to go to school. His mother would' frequently go to the front win dow to see what he was doing. One day when she went to the win dow he was nowhere iu sight. She, waited there quite a while, but he did not appear. Again and again she went to the window, but could get no glimpse of him. She was becoming alarmed when he returned. Ho seemed to be proud of haviug run away, but with the pride there was also an expression of anxiety, not to say fear, lie did not know what sort of a reception be was likely to get. His mother sternly asked hlin where he hod been, "lie careful, uow, aud don't lie to uie," she said. The boy's face brightened. ".Mam ma," said be, "did George Washing. on ever tell a lie?" "No." was the reply, "and don't you tell rae one." The boy' face tlll shone. , "Mam ma," he continued, "did George Wash ington's mamma whip him when he didn't tell a Her How to He fx the Con I Truxt. "Coal' fur beyond us, ain't It?" "Hit sbo' Is!" "Kn dvy done raise de price of wood?" 'I ley sbo' has." "Well, what you gwlne ter do 'bout itr "Git In Jnll fer de winter." Atlanta Constitution. Before Ho Mnirlr. Before o officer In the German arm) mar rrv be I required to notify hi wipvrtor officer as to hla wife's itliiiltr'T and ta amount r ner prlvaU toeom. ItaltMjlif Teeth. DtfMtivt teeth led to 2.431 soldier being Invalided bom fraa Houth AMm 4rla Um war. A VILLAGE WAS SWEPT INTO LAKE Flshrrmea Lived I Shintlrs Built Aloac the Shore or Lake Mlcbiis. Bay City, Mich. Feb. 6. Forty fishermen went to their death In the stonu, wbcb si ruck Satlnaw Bay Tuesday night. The men were liv ing iu shanties built on the ice. i he storm buist without warning. It wus accompanied by a blinding ,wirl of snow and the waves crushed he ice in the bay upon which the i-htrmen' huts wera standing-, into i grinding, crunching muss. Nothing 1ms been seen of men or .haulies since. It Is knon that two were drowned tod no bopa Is expressed for the otb is. James Fisk u tis'i buyer, wbo spent Uie night in liN station, came to the ity and gild that print to the storm i" could see plainly a dozen shanties i ii d the men moving about them, iiit In the morning there was do sign f human life on the bay. 'I ...... .kn I - nk.. -.. .... ... u . u . i . ju u at iuii b j i. ' u far from his place were lost during 'io night. cake of lue having smashed i h"lr shanty to pieces. He says the other fishermen could ardly have escaped, as they were Id farther oot and nearer the scene if tiie first breaking up of the Ice. The Jurimen For Young Trial. New York Feb. 6 When recess was taken lolav In the trial of Wil li, mi Hooper Young, accused of the uiiirdci of Miss PulLlzpr, six Jurors n id been ohtalneu. Young looked oei tcr than yesterday and walked Into 'm r t lie sank hemily into a chair, a. d his head fell on the (able In liont of bin., but neverthe!ess lie ti ok an Inteest In the examination of the tale-iiiun. Justice Derrick i:t- ludert among his questions to the 1 1 le-n an : ' Have ynu any prejudice against any m Unions sect?" Inirlng the lull In the proceedings, Young said audibly to one of his counsel : 'Can't you get me the Molineux ra'diit f iotv At ne stage of the proceedings he fell a-l -en t or fifteen mim.tes arid i lien rHaesed n to an appearance ot semi-eiiiiv i'Hisncss. F on) one. of 1 h'1 talesmen, Si -non (Jeiuer, news wits received of .1 -isepli Pulitzer, hus band of ! ii" in n i ti i r rl woman. Gei g i siirl lie Iii-iii fj that 1'ulitz.er was In Michigan to wieksawo. On' Fig reee s Young was under the (I'iS'Tvariee of medical exper's and the repoite! that a- vet they hurl found tic evidence or insanity Winn tin llrst panel of la'esinen had been exhaustfi'l then! w- re ten Jim men In the tiox and .lu-db-e Ibnick ad journed court unlit lomorrw. Falls Prom --ixth Floor. .St. Louis, Fell, (i Willi mi Paull, of London, Iviiiland, lea tint.' baritone of I lie Ca-.t e 'ii ne ( ) era company, now bete. Is dead as tin lesult of a f ill Iroui h si xl li-slory window of the Southern hotel. His skull was frac tured and his left sriii was broken. He was uno'Ui-ciuus when picked up and s on did It is not known whether the fall was accidental oi not. The lnger was leanii g from the window when lie is said to have lost bis balance He plunged oi.t, head foremost, striking Hie ten-graph wires opposite the second stnry wind w. These hroke his fall, but did not save ids life, It was reported that Mr I'.iull throw himself from I he win do, but not Mum autheulic a to this could be learned J. I). Lettli.gell, manager of the Casi le square ' 'pi-ra euuipanv, woo was one of the first lofacnthe ris ing mat 'b side, said lu reply lo an inquiry: "No, it was an accident. Why should be lime kl led liims'l1? He hud everything fame In his profeg--- Inn, hcal'h, no (roubles that I knew of, and he has been with uie all sea son." Mrs. Paul! Is prostrated and un der the care of two physl-an, arid no statement Iroin her waso dalua bln. At the time of Mr. I'sull's llrst, ap pearince here with IheCa tie Square open compaov two vi ars auo he was ma'ricd lo Miss Eth-I Goidon of Sidney Australia. Miss Gorton, who three years previously ns a member of the same company with Mr. Paull in Australia, mine 13.000 miles to meet her a ilia need. Nebraska Won Seond Victory. Colrnrl'i Swings, Coin , Feb. fl,. The University of Nebnska bns'et ball learn continued their iiiiirco of victory through Colorado ly difeat. Ing the Colorado college ham here Tliuisdav iiluhf. The score was Ne traska 37, Colorado, 1 1. Caracas I Plague Stricken. Caracas. Feb. 6. Cm am Is in great distress as the result of the ex isting condltl ms. While vellow fevpr and typhoid prevail, they are not In epidemic form and the alarming mor tality lo January wis 46 per cent per thousand due to starvation, which In duce the disease. No city lo the world, luld the correspondent, shows to approximation to such conditions etcept wbeo ravaged by tbe plague. VEINS BLUE BLOOD CARRIE NATION A RELATIVE OP DUKE OF AHCYLE. KNOWN IT A LONG TIME PRATED LI Ite TELLS STORY OP OSICIK OF PRINT. GROUP SCOTTISH CHIEFS Estreat Modesty of Ksitis RefOraer Pt- veitti Importagt Fsci Fit Becominc Public Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 3. Carrie Nation believes h ! a desceDdyot of tbe Duke of Argyie. at one time a mighty warrior of Scotland Her claim was made after she bad In spected a "print" purchased by her brother, Campbell A. Moore, a dealer In second-hand goods lu Kansas City, Kas. The "print" is a lithograph and it represents a group of Scottish Chiefs lo council on tho banks of a lake. On the lower margin of the "print" there Is a verse of poetry and the names of the chieftains inr trajed. Iu the left baud corner Campbell, Duke of Aigvle is repre sented. When Mr. Motc purchased the "pilnt" he hung it in bis lure arid marked it "for sale," and i lie fact that he possessed it pase I from his mi d One day last, week Mrs. Susan McLa .hglin of I'JUU Indiana avenue, tins city, Mrs. Nation's cousin, call ed at Mr. Moore's place or business. She saw the picture and read the In scription, "Canphell. Duke of A'gyli:." Then she remarked: "That is our great-nreat-Kntud'alh-er," Mr. Moore Immediately communi cated the news to his wife and oilier m 'inbcrs of the f unity. The "print' was removed to the pallor of Hie Moore home above the second hand store and the relatives notified i f the rise. .very. When the matter w.s brought to.the notice of Carrie Na tl"ii she said she Knew she had de scended frum the Duke nf Aigvle, but that she had nfralned from making the fact public because of the fear of adverse criticism. Mts. Moore, whin asked what he knew nf the relationship said: "1 understand that Mr- Kate Don cghy of Macon, Mo., an aunt i f Mrs. Nation, is having a family tree pre pired which will establish Uie rela tionship claimed. " Perhaps the roost ardent, advocate of the relation'.iip claim is Mrs. .lano Y. llradsliaw, also Mrs. Nation's aunt, who is a member of the Moore hmisi hold. She is eightv-i ine yean old. When the print was bung In tte M mre pail r she was one of the first to recognize the Duke of Arygle aot spoke of the fimily "reseiu biuice." " I'he duke Is my grandfather," she i d as sbe pointed to the picture of the kllied ir:lor betore her. "Ills name w ts Alexander Campbeil. I do n t know much about him. save what my parents told rae, and they never ild much, for my f'ther inn away from home t an early age and set tled Id Virginia." Will Close trie Smelter. Dead wood, S. D., Feb. 3. Th men who walked nut at the Golden Reward smelter were nut i lied today to call at the office February 5 and receive their pay. All miners have been laid nff by the company except what was necessary to supply the cyanide plant at Deadwood with ore, as that plant has riot vet been affect ed by the strike. I'airis Franklin, the general manager, who Is In New Vork. reiterates bylelcwiam I hat the smelter will not be operate! again. The company olllcials claim lint the ore from the mines can be reduced more cheaply at other plants The smelter men astert Ihut the Ituatlon has resolved Ksilflntoa 1 ckout. The lab r union last niiiht resolved to uphold the men whn walked out. The union is nlHl!atrd with the western federation of min ers, which is In control of all the mines In tbe Mick Hills. ZZ The heaviest stockliold' rs In Gold en Reward are E II. Marrlman arid B iniiicl W. A lleitoo. The sun iter was purchased three yeats ago f the Deadwood and Delaware Smelter company. Couple Fear Lynching;. Smith Center, Kas., Fen, :i. Al bert Jordan and wife, F.Uen Jordan, who B'6 rh irge'l wit h i he minder i f a fmir-vesr-old nephew were ghen a preliminary heiring nnd bound ovei to trie district court. In lieu nf a b"nd the defendant depot-Fed 18, 000 In cash. Althoiif h free to g i fiom the Jill they will remain, f t fear. It la aald, of Ivnchlng. It Is alleged thai tbe rie'endanx heat Ihe child Itiuelly and committed other acta to ward It which caused iu death. I P0SSE Ruws P0WW 0BBERS Crk Bsnk Safe I Illinois Aal Cet Away But Caeturea-MlKbt Firest Cbksfo Cambridge, 111.. Feb. 4 The First National Bank at Cambridge was robbed of about $10,0)0 at 2 o'clock this morning, and within a few hours the robbers were captured by i the citizens and marched to the' cunty jail, where they are now pending an examination. No trace i of the money has yet been discover-1 ed. but it will be found In a short time, as the robbeis had practically no time In wbicb to make any great ' concealment of it. At 2 o'clock tbe city was aroused by tbe ezploisoo. After the robbers had started to work a snow bad commenced falling. This increased in volume and it was an easy matter for the posse to trace the robbers to a barn two miles east or me city. The four men were found burled under tbe straw and were taken to the jail. The robbers stole a band car at Galva. fouiteen miles east aud aban d ned it oDe mile east. They were evioeniiy making for Ibis cap on which they hoped to escape, bur were unable to do this on account of tbe fcnow slorm prevailing at the time they should have made their escape. The Identity f the robbers has not yet beeu established. Burning of Supply House Chic; go. Feb. 4 File last night destroyed the plant of the Chicago Railway Supply Foundry company at West Harvey, causing a loss estimat ed at $2.jO.OoO. More than 100 men were thrown uut of employment. The foundry was a brick structure 400 ft ct lot g, one hundred feet wide and thirly-nve feet li'gli. In it were manufactured handcats, railroad Hags and other railway equipment. Middlcbury, Vt., Feb. 4 Duiii g a heavy gale eaily today tire bmke out in the business section of Mid dli'sliuty, fi ii rl befote H could be con trail d six blocks, two halls a plan ing toll! and other jro cityere com pl i el v destrocd. The total loss is es' itiiate 1 at $i"xi,00() Santa Fe, "N. M., Feb. 4. The beet sugir factory at Carlsbad, Eddy county, ow ned by Milwaukee capital ists, burned to the ground this morn ing Tbcre was no iusuratue and Ussesaie estimated at oer $2U0,0.0, Tries to Kill Sweetheart K'v Vork, Feb. 4. A man named R. Hidlich, a waiter wont to the re-i'i. me f lierultard Ibei ecKe, prcs'ddnt of the Illinois Cattle Feel ing company, today, and asked for the housekeeper, a woman named 11 irlin When she came to the door liiiihch shot In r three times and she feildviig. liidli h thin cir-nkcat-bo'ic arid an 1 ti i ed two shots Into his head Hi llieli had been the woman's sweetheart, until recently, when they quarreled. Both lii'lilch and the housekeeper weie taken to a hospital, where it w i- s ii t n'di her i () 11 ice vcr Pinned to the mat 's s spenders was a phofotgaph of the wotn n and himself. The memheis of the lie Inecke family are prostrated b the tragedy. Tro ps in a Trap. Tucson, Ariz , Feb. 4 Word has just reiched here that the Twelfth bittalion "f Mexican regulars was al most annihilated In a hatter with the Yarjuis whom they weie pursuing, ahei having defeated them In a tight at San Marcial. Tbe regulars were caught in a trap and their retreat was cut off by a s 'C ml band of whose existence they knew nothing There were 500 sol die s In the battalion and If the re po l of I he survivors of Ihe light who reiched San Marcial Is true, a g'eat many of thai number were killed. The reports, however, arc believed te be exugg 'rated. Ai coiiiing to last previous ac- c'limis, tbe rigubirs were In a critl- cal c nditlon, alihi'tigh the casualties are t i t known. The Twelfth batta lion has t'pen slatl uu'd for some time it Potato Rio Yaijiil. A Narrow R scape. Ravenna. Neb., Feb. 4 Rurling ton passenger No 41 tho P rtlund flyer, had u narrow ecsare from a se vere collisli n a tulip from town at i o'clock this morning The Sturm was rngug so Hi reel y that Knlgneet Finch, who was pulling the passen ger could seiucely see thirty feet aaead of til in. Ar. ci glne had gone deid about a mile cast of town and Finch was rlglit onto the signals to stop bef. re he saw Ihem, He at once tinned on the airbrakes and Ihe tralo c iuie to a st mdst ill with a sudden ness anda ar that ar' used all the passengers, many of whom suspected mother hold ip. Women Hinged For Murder, London. Feb. 4. Amelia Sich nnd Annie Walters. "bihy fanners," wire hang"d at Hollaway Jail tortny. The women were recommended mercy on account of their eex, but tbe home secretary was unable o graac the re prieve usually accorded. The women walked to th scaffold unaided and displayed remarkable fortitude. No women had previously been hanged In England since Match, HM). Nebraska Notes John F. GriiJIths has been appoint" ed postmaster at Pawnee City, Nek. The Lincoln Union Pacific frelajk) bouse as damaged to the eiieBl ol C500 by lire. Postmaster John Wesley Hnotsbar ger, editor of the Pender Repbllcan, died of erysipelas. Charles E. Satchelll has beeu ap pointed postmaster at IDgbiaads, Haies county, Neb. Herman ti. Vcung dropped dead at bis borne at Nebraska City. lie was county clerk of Otoe county aad waj 35 years of age. Otoe county farmers are formulat ing demands for better mads aad a different method of taxation lot county road work. ' Chester Kend'g.11 years of age, fell forty feet from a ladder at tbe naion Pacific waier softener at Kearney and recceived Injuries froas woick he died. The summary of rpp'rt ef the month's shipments by the elevators at Arlington showed a total of ovei 100 cars of grain sent out during the nonth. The Rawllngs block at Wymore was iotally destioyed by Are. It was one ' of the largpst business bouses in town. The loss is $4,000. There was ho insurance. I Plans for a new national bank building for liratnce have been Jrawn. The building will replace that de.troyed by fire some time go aod will cost $30,000. A steel tank factory will soon be in operation at Falls City. Joseph Tepik and S. M. Tinner of Humboldt ate at the head of the new enter prise, which has abundant capital. Grain buslne-s of lieatrice during January was iu excess of previous records. Est i mat cs are that 30,000 bushels of oafs, 70 000 bushels ol wheat and 150,000 bushels of corn were maiketed. i Arrangements have been completed by the lieatrice Ministerial associa tion for the state convention of the Youiik! Men's Christian association, which meets at Beatrice February 23 ,u March 1. j The streets of Nebraska City will be lighted again after several weeks' darkness. The water and light oom piny has announced that it is ready to resume filling its contract. Tbe sudden shifting of the bed of the Missouri river was responsible for the inability to funrish the light "and water. ' Among tho appropriations In tbe sundry civil appropriation bill re ported bv the committee at Washing ton are $2 1 ooo for completing tbe Omaha p'S'ollice, $75,000 for contin uing the wotk nf the Lincoln public building. $iiii 000 for the Hastings postotllee $2o Otto to complete the pub- , lie building at Norfolk. I The poor condition of the connty roads a run n rl Wist Point Is causing C'insidei able discussion and agitation. Mii' b trade that should go there la being diverted to other points. Sev real movements are on foot to reme dy the situation and the board of supervisor. will take tbe matter op lo earnest at the next meeting, It la said. Miss Mary Llermann, a pretty 17 year old girl died from bums recleved In the explosi m or a can of gasoline, which she was using to start a Ore. The accldert occurred several days go and Miss Llermann was badly burned about the body. She was tbe daughter of William Llermann, a prominent farmer, and was attending school at West Point. The store of C. H. Norr's of Table Rock was entered by burglars whe bored thiee holes in tbe s fo after which tbev b ft. A gun had been ac- cider.tally discharged by one of tbe robbers and the bullet struck tbe floor and glanced Into one of the show cases. It is presumed that this ftluhtetied the robbers away, as noth nu w s 'if n from the s'or c ooooa oa oa oooooooooo6ootioa Mind This. It mikei no dlffermc whether It It chrontc, acuta or Inflammatory Rheumatism I ha imitclai ar )oMi St. Jacobs Oil Price, 8Sc aod BO. rjwjooonoot am. i aQQQOQQQQQQQQQWt ,.t- - v -,.) j if- . '