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- ; .' :." ".. ias'.reportetl to'liie itar offi'6e.a.-diaafr-
." . -:::- :--"ter.to tli:Britlsh-nar'-Betbel. aterti
- V7-":TTnsTjlT in wiiicii two gnna were
, -".-. '" lost, jseretal officers rkillexJ or iroanded,j
. .- - z&y-zmnv men were kuied. and ..au
- . .-
' ' .swoiinded. . " .-
'-;, -.""...." 5- -The -lollpwing ;Is -the.tex- of Lord'
":.": 1(:. RitVn"esdisnKfl.vaated; aftorim,-
v.'.V"-""--' ;"i fcaye Jpst ieard q. t severe .at-
." . ',-''i. ' ;'. '-.jtack jnade '(on'-the'.-KiniardofColonel
." :":":V.V Benacn'scotfM'when aWSt n
.".r. ";-VV Talles ".'nottnwea " at; Bethe!-r --near
.": ..:Bfokenlaagte. 'dlifing-a thick ist.
y, .-portei tohar;-beett 4-.000. They .rnsh-"-":-jE'cE''t,wa--5aas
with, the rear-guard, but
-'';":it'.iHncertain wh-ther tb'eywere ;e-ys'kbleji'-fo
r.Jnove.them." .-:"-
"I fear otff casnalties were heavy..
.Cokaiel-. Benson, jras woanded.- A ren
llcriag colamn' will reach him this
- . r . .- - . :
Tnorrijng.. - .
'": '' Latr .Lord Eitjchencr-. .teiagraphed
;'; .ks:follows: : . ... ..-'"" .;'-. -
"" redIeae.r-"BasTr"; who marched" from
'fee . eonstabalarj- ..iine . yesterdar
;-":A'racfeffd".".BeaiEOii Qplumnearly- bi
--, 'morning '"(jTridar ifhdppsed. -?e'Te,:
:"V -porii?" that-.G'olQiiel fyinson died 'oi .bis
;V "cwoiindar J ' m. . ..
.'"' 'rfhe-;-othr::-'ca5JialG"es are- the -fo.
.- ?."towinTg.T. iite&r-Coiqeiel 5E. 'Gaines3-
.V- lajor rF."-D. iiarr?iy, .Cap'uins at'VWy
S?-:"urii.sa5:':and F- T. Thb'rould. Ieuten-
aa.ts" E..SV.;-I, Breok. aod. R- E. Shep- i
" rd"ani. SfecOiri .TLiegtenaht -A. .J. Cor-i
... ;.- -leu
:': ;; !y ,' j)'iirf:n.1s woimdKSiptain Lyrre
-- 'V--" LardKiSr5ri?rjthen.giys "the. names
"-"i-V-" V&f, theses -oilier.- officers who were:
j. vv -.-"-wound-ed. tnost':"of; th'em. .severely, and'
.-.-." "ana OHQces that -'fllty-Hwr non-commis-
V'n "-sitJued Dfiqers'and men-, wete kilied.
.- -V-"-nVr"'l;n'5werP-w(randed.' adding thai.
- :':w,'i.i: i, .,. rin died uf
'. ""-"foun 'of "che- latter -have- since did of
:'j':. .-l-iel? 'wpu'nds. The-diepdtch then' says-r
. :'. -;"--0t"f issnme hat-ths 'tw'o.guna Jiave'
". ? 5. - ' ' : -.r :!bepn T'?ered' and- the enemy .has'
"--:". "?":-.swl'rawn...:but i;have'"no..furjhex"de-'"-'
S " .-taiis." ''-' :
". ""-:-. -. -."--" ."i deRVfc.-ie8ret. the'-loss'-of- Goldnel
:'"".. '.. ..Bcnsb'c-and the; other o(cers.aii4.nien
j. ""-.Vv..-.wfw felL with! hfcii. ;l- Bensbn ihe
: 'ierxks' loses a mostgallant aad capa-1
'":"' '". :-'.ile;offlcer, vtbQ mvaxiaoty.-iea tiis cut
f V If. .''"'. :-'-" -V amn'-with-. marked success-nd: judgV;
: meat;''--. .- .'''"
'"'?! '?T&je .fighting:. was it very' rlose
" . qtjaErtei's -and. .maintained ..with -deter-
' --'Yri i'rat'icin.'-hv llOth-. SMes.
'-'-The- jietav-suSe'red -heavtly.. out I
: fca-ve' not' vet';receiTd tx' reiiable fsti-.
.-niate ".Tije. -Boers retired jsostl' ."
.i.:.""-GpIoWl-Bnsoh.'..had 'been" jfor'some'
. tiqio.oT&rating' in. t)xe vicinity -.bf
Bethf. hlc'Tfc." Vs .northeast 'of .'tander-!;tsa4-K.esUrjsrEse(i.a
Boer laager .Ocj
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BtUTHv SEUCTINfi ItSfOf.
"' '.-:-- vDloee- oJ'-DubWque Xot Ukely
to
. "v V:-.-"-'-l--;:V..',appnea lWfore..Caier.
,." -".;". .'"-.--ASklSG-TOX, Nov. JL It is b5
.. -- ".!; - . "lieVejJ .:h.""that. the papal brief -ap--7.:vr.
'' "polntifie-.a bishop for ths new :Du-
'b "..- -':.-tj;tjQe Vio'wa) -diocese wiU Jiot "be re
" , .' :V-" .-... rcj 9ef civs the ia -part of Navem-
.- :t-"...bec."aVthe."earlies. and probably Jiot
" .-..'. - ---uttH.ioratt5 Chnscisas time.- The. -lost j
."..V"-.s " .-.nyuKrbm "Rjjiae failed to. bring any
.- o ' deAreIopm.eats in-.the :malter. which has
'".:-: "M.f:cSfen.pendinVacti.qn ever .since' last;
m ';''',-. r "wiarer.:andj a tktQher-.is a. perioa,
" . . T-' Vvacp.tioS.Jn vitrqan circles, it" wilt be
ZP - "-" "." - we'll: fcjward th.-crose .of. the nionxfc
i" ". .""" befdre""an'3B official advices -on -the-'scb- I
" - ". .-..jecj.rearfi.tlriji country. andia; the-pco--.
."!-.' V- cureJqf'the'ppntiSciLl- admfnis.tratioii
-" ",' ft"-mav-tbe-""consnielfaiy'- later. The
. ,-.na.ci?S QP Jje.caiiuiuj.Lca suomiueu u.
..".-" Cardinal "'MartinelH-have- "been beiisre
? - "Po'peX-eo for a-Iang" time. Th utmost
'".8crecy is JDbsetFed'.arWays "'in"
a "matters:" "bat- jt S believed that; Dr..
- Garrigarr' of -the" facnlty. o? the-Cath--:
ToHt-'aaiveiiity re ii one" of them.
...tl TII.to rhlllpiajnlia;
- lNEW JO$kL Nov 2. The Com-
g .." . - "- . ' 'mercial'Jable comnany-.this.-mornins:
F ; -' : :"-.--' j semt Tout theffoUpwpg notice:"f'e are'
rites to the-TJnl"Jpjtae' islaifdVgo "into
.". effect 6h-ie-l3th""inst.:.L.usDn .islanji.
"-' "i.S$ per. word-. .from"".New -oXorfc: lall i
. otirer 4sands,. -1.76 .per?wprd &wml.
.. NewTprk.' . - ' " . ". ' "
''.--- , -- Com 1 Boyle"
0 -.; '.WJSrnNGT.0N.--T). CLc.'.Noic. 5. A'
" cablegram -'.received .ar he? state -de-i
-".- partSient" toiaV.":frQ""o" unsted-. States.
.":. J (njsul ""Boyle." at-. Wve'rpol " sii(i .thai
up'.to"12 oiclcckroon. there had .been-"
- .'no'-new -waces qr dudoiuc pusw isl
:' . -'. that" port. "--.-.- .0. ... . -
- .0
- 'Spata ooits Kroo SllOr. .
. . ."lL03BJD:.'Nov.";2:--THe Chamber .if
.m Pepu"aes -has-.paae(i-.the"-bill- prahibtt
Xoo o-Wa. 4a jtATaoA .9 oyfrajiaa
.ltsft iAir.AiCT: UVTMilC-C "4Jl..'aaAepA...-
"".- ."J. Jy Co Tor,Co.
- im .'-.TNDiANAPOUS. In .Nov: .4n
" dmnaaciis today witnessed the iabeel
f "legal iiroceediag d ajsVing: the'm.Bp
bexs "of -its -grand" .jura? nip -before, tke
: .criminal -fourt for- conteaipt f . coast -
: Because it. tiia not retarn iiiilajprsiii
. .-: aga"TWjT saloon-, keepers agaiakt
slered-by e'GrHe allP
.. .... . ..... t . " . . . . . .1 2 - -- a a.kHlK 1m - - J - mt . aajzoaaaaaa.
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NAtNML STATE MM
yiJKbOLS, NotV4, Th'e;hKri(Mee
irtate; aiika. tro Jolr'if to.6pten-'
ber0..tae-.dar of tte; last call, -is -ap-
prortmatejy -3.60.Q90. ' ..Tte-.'jncrBaiP
In state "aad prtrate 'iaaka alqac-aa
shows in the report' isaiied by Seen-'
tary Roys of; the state' ijaking'ioard
.Way,. i flisSjMO- The aTJarafe .to
ereaae 'of" deposits. in .the 'jiatioaal
banks, of'-.the state;is" lC.r. cU
which makes a total in' these instita
tipns .of'oVeV fJT.eWOflfl, or .an. in
ersase of I2.455.44W; ., -
The figures .for the natioaa) banks
are 'merely, estimates., baaed .vpbsr-the
statesBeats c.th oiaha and iifncoln.
'banb,'b-it-.ixcosceded-'tbat they are.
Tery neariy.;correct.;-lf-the saaie ratip
I -or iBersaae: preralls thRmsjhoat ths
state 'to -the aatioaal baaks -.the total,
depoaitsvia :Netenssta -Banks will be
-orer3gi90,i9pO.'. . s ,. - ,
Poniwlng Is. a snmaaaTy.-of '.&'..
-statements' ;of. all state and- private
'backset-the olos of basinesa ca 8epf.
tember 3ft: ' ' '' - " " V :
Loafla and 'diseovats,. -- tS!,'Wl;86Sifflr.
. Oyffrdift ..!-- ..;.-.:.. CS.TTS-54
iUpltfO.' Slates, bob 7.00a
Stock. ludgmenJs, e6,-.. -. ..J-tSSI.
.Ihie'trom banks and bankers. 1ZX.St.
Banking bouse furniture and
fixtures v.--:..-..----------.-';.-.
'Qtncr real.tat ;. 1. .
Current expenses., rand "taxes-
Premftnris :paid -...; .... -.-.
Otbei aaseu.:l....z.....
ms.iQgfr.
'3353.55
XS85.01
..150.417.0.' ?ol : .44L4J9ta8
, IJABipTIES.; ".-..
Capital stack paid' iir..L-.-.,...'-i.$ 7.if7.i.ft)
Surjlui ivnA .:: "w........-.".. ..iClHW-Ol
t-ndlVidedpronts ..... 'isSLSOOJi:
"Xliyideai unpaid: . .:. - fAJwSi
. General-.deposits ....,. :21.TA9.4tS,l-i
"tes.. and "&J1U rediscpunted... JOjOrS
Bills' pajrable f;.r.V;.....: v :SX4J.T5
"To tUl '..;.n..tv HlllxJXC.oc
3anks now- ttoU reserve, of. 4i4 Pr
: .' '."-"1 . -.
.As compared-. with -the statement of.
July IT, 13CU tne;presehi statement shows-"
increases-" as;fallbwsi
Stocks, bonds.' etc.... .;..... ....l &SS2J32.
'l.oans .......i.. .............. .'-? tli.3T12J
f Cash .... ....:..:.;,.. , " lWrTTrOS;
Capital-siock ;.. .v..:-.....-... . - 6S-.)B.ft
Surplus ....-..'...,; ....-........,.." -j.Z79.46
.Undivided pwSts . .. .. 13MK
liepsfts .....-i ;....-.-.... lUSfcflts.lT-
.!Kllsco.unts and-i)iHs.payable,. .JUJS.
' red. . Kssxber ;bank repflrtins"
increased ten. . . . ., -.
".'Compared -wltrf the. .statement for"Sep
viember J38i IftW Increases -axs as -foilo'ws?
C-Lroans . ......-;..,.i ..?2.4,'943.I5
Stock, .bonds, etc,..v-..-... ........
USfi-LST
irul
'Surplus; -- .-.. -.:.. ..... ......
. li).34T.53.
' 4ls4jaxs;
16X5i)0-.
Deposits,
v S
Capital 'jtdck ...
' -..-.
SMAIiTOX, AMOflNj llaf hMMS.
II4N
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OMAHA, Nov. -4. The red man ot
the forest,, represented by, the "Winne
bago., has 'been inoculated 'with the
4 white- man's Idea of preventing-' smal j
pox and is? now baring his arm to-.the-
rscalpl and accfne-point. . .. .-
"Deputy tJnited States Marshal-Allan
L has retwtned front -the 'Iadlsm .country
01 xlm.ihm. -jwu iflinuui awnuej'.siia
reports-that smallpox is still spreading.
'among the. 'Indians of the Winnebago.
I reservatloc It Is. said the disease has
reached ithe -town of Thnrgtah and
that Tthe .public school has been closed:
A. rigid quarantine has been establish
ed arid the'indTans who live la" the "H-
rvinit'v have, been prohibited-from en--
taring thw corporate hrndts.
NENTASKA AS AITli 6R0WR.
1 Ba.Tltatla for. Faraacra to- PrjMaco
3atba-s.
OMAHA. Nov. 4. E. F. Stephens, pt
r Crete has presented General Passen
ger." Agent Francis of the Burlington
-with .a big, red apple.. a Jonathan thai'!
looks like a mammoth jewel, and -says;
that iris a sample of-.thepraduct.of
45.000 .trees, in. whicli 'he-' has a -halt
interest. His-- plan ia to. pat out the-.
Nebraska, .grown trees' .-among 'farmers'-
oa -a contract by -which" he is to re-1
ceive half of' the .product for a. .term,
of years-. --the farmer" Jtd.oltixate, the
trees according: to instructions. The-
" success- wtth which he is meeting; 'he
says, proves Deyonaquesnon tnat irri
gated ground-in the 'Loop.. Republican
and Platte valleys along the. southern
line .cfthe. Burlington will be" the fin I
est.ailergr3wing.eflirarR7.fn the wri.
if.'the faraaers are -properly.-mtereated,
7
Kaof
.LINCOLN. .Nov. .4.--Last 'week,
nmrked, the; closing of; the' fishing sea
aon.W 1901. -Hereafter, nobady Fill
be aJswed"6) fin.-airr stream or
water "in the state. Persona..-having
.fish in the;tr poasession are'given five
days time to. dispose 'of the same. . .-
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Flood- for rsaylita Tmiar.
N"LSdN;s;Noy. 4, The city
marshal .'raMMdikc armory hall and
found nine "VSBJbsT men .playing poker:'
They were sMwrreated. pleaded 'guilty'
and were amtffslisMTrO each.
O ?-
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PENDER. NeJrNov! 4. "Dr. Towne
of Ithe state 'board of health, was -sent
for "t examine a jaspirhma. ease of
- J
I
sickness '"at Thurston.. whien'". proved
.to'.be smallpox. ' ;. .. .." .
iJNCOLJi'liov:. 4. Adjamat
issued orderadetailimr
TomajJBiiiiisli Garal fBrowm to
iSfBK-- w- o O
masmrr the ilillard SiBss of Omaha
iktb'the' Nearaslm.Natmmil.GaiBTd oa
the .eteadntr 'NojiwBoerli. - The or-:
!
will have the jtatas of an
"Cael
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sjoui. ofouams ;tmcmt
MANTT.A,'"Nov 1 Geaeral' Haghes
raporta the ensaplatie surren'der of the.'
lakargesks in the'jsiaad' of. Ce'bs,' von-,
sistiag of "458. mem' 'aad 'siity. 6crs. '.
with. 150. riles. ana eight" btaas'leW-;
Tlie-BOgriag'of.abopn-'into. the 'isK;
aad of Sasiar W- baliawcir to have liad
a sjoQd:csTct 6m the-Ceew iaMnsemia,'
fWaoaseUBfte
sftjsp.the ealtet
sr-saySag .ta'-.a.-ssaJority.'.-of. the
troops bid. left -tha .Pkiiip-
WASHTNGTQN , NOT..-1. An- faapot-:'
tent cabljgraa : was iceiTed:-Jat thei
war aJHpaftii'ient thbj'aftaT&o6&' from
General;-Chaieel It- follows in part:
MANILA.- Oc. alAdjutaat Gen-
Washington: The ..folWwing
jfroBjs Brigadier "Genieiai "Haghes: 'Sur
xecto forces Cebu island haveconie'in.
Laid down-anna 'in' goodlalth-in dbed:
ienoe to demand, of .people for peace;
150 -rifles, eighty-one "brass .'pieces,
sixty-, ameers, 470 .mien. Affairs jipt 'yet
satisfactory -BohbV islaiaii; hiay tfloye
-additional- troops, there to. force settle-asent.-
. " ' '
; Thia'setfles, for th'e prjeaent-at ieas
the disturbance- heretofore. existing in.
Oebn. Future dlaordex in that, island,
atay be easily preserved, if the .people
are' disposed to do so. 'Shalt advise
Hughes" to waste do time", bat move on-
!Boho Immediately,
.CHAFFEE: '
Geeral-' Miles .has- recommended
that, the- Eleventh cavalry and the
Twanxy-eighfh Jnfantry he- sent $0 thft
Philioeinea: Two . regiments are all .
'that the "staretary desires to. order o";
'the Fhilipplhes at present These-Teg-
iments are to' tekfs, the p)ace; of '.regl-.
ments to th 'juhvplhm to ..be.
tefoixght'"home". which'have been ,erv
ing. there three-years or .more and the.-
terms of. Hehlist'men't of "men about .to
expire--The --order 'will not. interfere"
with the. department's .-plans tar re-.;
during, the army, in the Philippines.;
The. regiments 'jrhfch -are to he, re--.-
tufnedas soon, as the troops-are ready 4
fare-'tfce .Fba'rth, Sevesteeath,' Twen-
tieth-ia'd" Twenty-secoad infantry..
Theae regiments. Jiave 'been longest- in.
the islands. ' ' ; ..'. r
Advices jast-'receiTed here fromtCat-abidogan;-island
of .Samaf.:-jay 'that
twelve; men of -Company-"G of "the
'.Ninth Infantry, "under command of
Sergeant Wilif qrd;. who had .been.?ent
from.-Bassy to.'San Antonio. tdi-lnyesl-gate
and-reaorf. in; regard to the. num-.
ber of bolomen In the vicinity, were
1 Attacked by -140' insurgents; who rush--:
ed on them with great .violence. ..kill
ing two of the" soldiera.-and wounding'
two -ethers.
. "WillfqnL remained cool: "and collect
ed during "the attack..aka the surviv-
fors say he acted splendidly. .Fbnrteen:
.of the 'insurgents 'were "tolled. . Cap-
:ain Bookmiller'of Company-G recom
mends WIHford'-fora medal pf "honor
..and Privates. Swanson and. Verb'- for
certificates of merit.
:. 1 TtfASltCrS KrOtT.
Bkwa.'taw .World. Xaraoadag
Tsnajar CoMltlaata,
WASHINGTON'. Jftm X. Hon.-. El-
lis H. .HobertSv treasurer of the 'Uni-
ted States, in his report of the trans -
i' ,
actfpes of his office during the last
fiscal year says, that.'.the treasury was.
never stronger than at" the close vof
that' "period. The operations, which
were. of the'.nrsVorder'both in vari
'y.'aad".. magaitnde, jreaalted .in note
worthy changes .in the-paper currency,--f
as. weQ. as .-a steady and vheaithfuT
growth, of .gordrin-the treasury -and'
in. the general stock. The net:,6rdi-
nary jevenaes" for the year were 457.7
C85J37. an increaseof 20,444,4go over
those of" -1900: ; which were the .next'
highest, recorded. -The mcreaae- came.
a-each, of "-tae .aeacs or resource,-'
bat chiefly fromw-interaai. revexae.- "
.. 4W'the'sideof tlM expenditures ihe
total "of' 9753 has" been. 'exceed
'ed .only four tiaies. in .1863,' 1864. 185
and;l.S99. .The surplaa pf " 77,7irv8f
wais slightly, ander 52.000,00 less than
in ISOO! incrasiv,e of 'te transactions,
affecting 'the "rublic '."debt the- aggre-
gate ' receipts were fL146:49;306 and
4he aggregate d'sburaements--'$1,077:-
,52. . .
WASHTN45TON. Nov.. 1- The -sec-
j ...- .
retary of the treasury announced this.
arteraeon. that-.ae would 'resame the.
purchase. of abort 3 short 4 and short
.5 per. cent bonds. on a. hails of. 1.726,
"and- of long.. 4 'per .cent bonds on, "a
of XMf. . .
toBir
" LONDON. "Nov. .l;TJpoh.:. Vandiug
. - . ....
"here-'.toaay on. ..his return ..from, the
United' 'Sates- Sir Thomas Lip ton", was
. .,. . .. . - "177? : ,
given a hearty reception.
at
MATLOCK;' Iai."Nov, L-arly yefr
terday the Bank of Matiock waa.robi
'haii by" six mrii,o who "aecared'taboot
1.. Of'tkw amoant $m was in
.sirrer. Four of the men statieawd
IsTsawilisa so as to awsxd'.anpoa!ta,
while tw others went imdde. .They
ef sissasiti, three
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-4
.. FAMaliir- 'l. the.
the Fresurh .fotaiga eBkc
that a. aivWoaL af the
aad
AaiiraiCaa-
ac
aaval
TjKker... " r
. '....foreign .osfce eoaaaumicatfism t
the
ciated
'"The -sanadron sailed with
ordera and..nTeeeeda first, to a Greek
sort, the 'Island of'Syra;
T .thtar J
where, the adasiral will ;
aite 'iastrnctioBa as- to earryhageart
hhi 'sealed, orders. ' I ass at a'Hhfriy
to say. what the vaajed'
baa .th asssare . ta "taajtesaa at
. Smyrna" wfflaf8jiifr '"'
trse way- of "eoarriacintT the
that; France's patience 1st
and that we have decided. to. .enforce
aniainediae "execdti.on of 'the iTart'
ish. government's ' engageasenta. . We,
however, are', very' hopefai:-that- 'the
.sultan 'wi? Bot'cosapel-as 4o go tpthat
.crtreaae. '. .. - .
' . J6ur sQuadroh 'wij -.not- reach t
Greek port befoce Sunday. TJie Tttrk-'
lib government 'has .ttras. stilt "three
"days, of 'grace 'and. we .trust '.in .".the.
... - , ..-- -1
meantime 'to'receive complete; satis-
"kctloit We have acted-yerf.-consid-:
' erately .toward" Tarkey;..noping. apio
.the "last ' moment thai she' wold earty 1
out her engagements,"- and 'it . ift: only
now,, when "we find7, there la no-,
t
OUS isuucauon-01. aw-.CTuuiB ..j, "-j
s.. .u-'l.' .1' lv.X.l..'te !
--' K-t .tnwli- 'Tiaolrid- to' nut
stnip'gjer.pressnre to beaT'lnrthe'shape
of " a" natal' .demonstration.'" .-. ' .;.-.
: !TJttrt.T4 IffWSCTAYMEflTl
irwfaaaatfs
' 4.hr; Stlas toV Caotowl;..-
GONSTANTUj6PE,n -'.Novs.' l";
Turks -are".. already .preparing. to "tik
sist the anticipated -demand' oI"the,'
.Gntted States f or .the repayment nec.
essary to'aecuTe" the release" of .'Miss'
EHen M. "Stone,, the abducted' Ameri-v
can missionary. The .parte repudiates
". " " .
"all responaibility. . for .the kidnaping.
of Miss Stone and maihtains"that'the.
United- States- ".has ,'no dlaimagainst;
Turkey-and. that "the latter shall -re--f
fuse to. pay: money, expended-, in .ner.
" . ' a 4
behatttr"?A" high " Turkish "..elneial thi?
morning Informed"-, representative of
the Associated Press "that the -refusal"
of 'the .claims wo"uld"be founded -an'
theee"'"cdntentioas: 'oTbat 'Miss 'Stone,
ajttongh warned" of the daaiaers..pt
the roadinJjrs"isted -in 'traveling; see
'ond. 'that. ahe-'did. not notify theVaa-.
thoritias:"of -her Tmtentibnviri order ttJ
oozain .an. escori, wnica- tuuuu
even- the .foreign consults' always. -take
when traveling.-in such outlying, .'in
secure, disteicts of the empire;; . "and.
.-third, that the brigands who, kidnaped-
Miss Stone and. her companion .-were
Bulgarians., that.- the coup, was" .plan1
ried in Bulgaria""- and that-sanctuary;'
wjis." ioundVm Bulgarian territory., . ;
toosEVEtT to riEss itttaw
a:
naslSsat WiU
Uy Optk- Waat -la-.
-
JCxpoatUea.- . .
WASHINGTON. Novt 1' President.
Roosevelt- wag today invited to attend
tEe'SodtS Crblina-InstituteVand West
Indian exposition, to - be" '-held, -"in
Caarleston, S."" Ci. -beginning December
2. The uresfdent said he" wouiii .at-";
'tend if-public" "business, "did nof. -pre-:".
.yenc. ' ".'".'
.The-committee' suggested .February
'12, Lincoln's.- birthdays This -caught
I 'the president's. ttention--.and he said
he would attend on that day if'.posai
ble. . . .
:The.DresideB.t promised to open: the.
. - exposition -.on". December '2 by' touch-1
- -
ing.a" buttoia. in .the White House. .3he '.
committee 'which'' saw. .the president.
was headed: by F. W. Wagner,,. presi-"J
dent of the. .exposition.
AliiTO fcCIElS wf ANS KAT1
JlUUpsaaos -Coojaitaaioo Xratts ao. Ac,;
.Acalast Trcosoo.
MANILA. Nov. 1. The ".Philippine;
commission" Jaas, drafted an art .against
treason" arid sedition "The penalty
nrescribed "for. treason' is 'death" and"'
the act' is xramed' -to ".include 'those
-persons giving -aid 'and comfort, to." the.
insurgents.,, Persons who ntter. sedi
tious . words " or., who .write libels
gioat the United .States government'
or the insular 'gpvernmehf are puniatr-"
ableby Ehef" mpositlon of a fine of
t2,M0 'or ten years' sfanpria-onment,
For .breaking the oatn-ot aueajianee
a fine of S2.000 .or " imprisonment for
ten years is fixed -as .the penalty, '""""or-.
e'igners. are placed 'under, the same
laws .as the Americans .and natives.
Sin i lafaal
' ALDERSHOT, giand,"'IiroT. '
It is understood- that as -a result of
' . .. . 'i ; '
SiAlBaJaamA BBiBt SB"hKsaBaaaas
"aaBBajBL-. BBS"
xVBb
.
fWSS BV'sBBBBBBBBbTbV
aader the coasasaad
w
" 1
the-'Irraat to asake
stratk"saiaat
cqrwsfnsdsK hate of ahe-Asa:
Fxeas said: - """
..
the "conclusion reached. by the'enbir .bititor-appointed; to decide- on the
iiet 'every available effectiye fcafaktry ,:electrtcalr system for uadergrourid rail
maw 'here fri1 be'amat -toT the front oads.. 'He .reiterated, thai .he' would.
maal here wffl1 be .seat to the front
in Souli1 Africa . between ""now' . and
.Christmas.'- Departure- of the cavalry.
brigade from."'Al3ershbt- (orders
jo
which effect, were received there last
sighX-the troopers "to! start, for Boath'
.'Africa 'the middle pf No
her), will
.leave-but one -reghnent.
H .'v .
k DearettvaFi
''CHICAGO. Nov. .L A jury "mjadge .
Ball's "court today, returned a verdict
ef-not awiltr in "the 'ease of former'
Ltemmmirt Joyce of. the detective vm,
Joyce was charged with-. con
spiracy to defraad tkeatate by mamas
alleged madded
The ease was ome of the
of the pottee
iJ-teM-.,. j , -Hii: via paresss,
amVaaaMavaea- aatS. aa. aajvaaox as;
iBraitiiii
to .la
k'tke
sfaKAIWI ft! TK iiTUTflAJKS
f
i'
it
-witat ta
Woat sM. Ia
fm taw Way off
i WAapnteTpN.Oci.3i:--IrrigatiOB
Jar, ihe arid 'and seaaiari'd. stages fcr
- he' serioaily -considered -ia "Presi-
Roosevelt's first. meaaage to -con-
'and'if wffl be accorded 'an touch-
1 win- the part devoaed.toreciV
and the'ipthmiaa eaaaL' This
theMment of" the -western, sen-.
asai rearsseatatives .who have
Bs0 pnSsfsBv
;hraod Mead, irrigatloh-expert:. of
the TJepaatftientf-'of AjaricaltaTe,"aliq
'confines th.' jtew;that irrigation.'w'ui
.iifin sertoeV-consideration' n-Presi-dent
Bposevelt's" message." .He;.hadV
kaig ipafereneet" withjthe"' ;'chief execu
tive today..- Mr.-. Mead. raViewed: the
whole,' subject or.ixrrigatlori, with the
.wreswent .wno ;is.no- sxranger 10 ux
.wants, of .the- west. :- r-'.- "i-". .: :'.'
""BTaving'''Uvedf6r mianyJTears in
thearia! section of-the ctrantry; Pres-.l
. ident- -BooseveK. did -not 'have to. .be.
'-;tqdv.cf the. present conditions; of that
'Wkw'' said: Mr. 'Meid . "Our.'.-tklk"
ilong definitet plans, for! the reda-.
.aiatriB . Ko ivii lanrta anrf T Jionp"!
.wauvB w n. y . iv- J-
. ..- .-. J" -" t, ..-. .- rr
? f ? " -u-- --
ihe upbuUdiugCQf '.the-"west .can, -be L
fnmnlikfa ' nnB- .hirTi' v' rain -Il-f
agree." . "' ."'"' - "
'-"Cantata .J. .-H. Culver .-ct ..MlIf6rd;
eb"..whb.shas-: -bee&'.in . Washington;
.several .-days, .oh; ; .matters, connecteo
with -ihe. War. department; .said -today
that' orders, haii- been-.issued-.".for- the.
Hfteehth infantry .to- 'prepare- " lor.
'transportation- id' ..-.the .Philippines;'
-Captain 'Culver's; son. "is -second' lieur
tenant, of one of "the toxapanies' of
t-"regiJnentrralthoukh"at present un-
rvTr, ar rsKH6lden. accompanied Edmund ."George
naBigned:
r" ftr.'- -rvi Mk
frees.-nearly three-years' -service in.
vu. otn.'i.'i-J -;ii..i,.,.t,. hi'1
u .riuuiiyiua cuuiiuww. vi y.Mni
of the'wqnderfUl'pbssibilitie6,Qf
archipelago.
theq
MiSS wwiU ACCEPTS TIE TIUST j
Two Dalles .'Aro' Iwpoaed tTpoi
:ifiias nillnnfi r'"
.To
".NEW "YORK,-. Oct. nUise Helen
.Gonld'tonigirt-'-announcea -that: she
had- accepted "the" position. ; of. : vice
siu-esidenV.of 'the.McKlinleyMemOrial.
asaociatibn. TL ahaUT --said '.-Miss
(Jouldp glad"ly" serve on- the" commit-
. tee. and accept, the" office- andd all"-1.
.. .-.y-. :.k - - 1
the memory' of -the. late ;presideht. It
"fs 'a'-'wprthy .undertaking." and-'" I .am
heartily in .iavor- of ifc'v - '
' Miss Gould also said that she had
accepted'" the". invitation "to be a'mem
'ber.df the Board -'of-Women"; Managers;
j of the .'Louisiana Purchase 'exposition
.of 1303.-. " .";- . -
... . - Carryiac Coals to Frane.
r IWASHINGTON, ' OcL aL Consul
"General Skinner, at Marseilles, under.
date of October. 4',; .inform the start
department.. of .increasing success- of.
Aniertcan coal "in -tiie French- market.
During the flrst- half of 1300, says. Mr;
Skihnej.. 457.732 tons'iOf English -coat
" arrived at Marseilles,"' as against 7,775
.m?. American. Frpm .January; to July
"f'thi5..year,-'howev8r, the figures stood-
55903 tons of English, and 37,622 tons
American. -
Geraaa. Waltor. 8 at Boat.
WASHINGTQN-.'Oct. 31. The thirty.
'German, waiters who arrived in tihia
eountry early Sri the0 present. month;oh
the steasier Mongolian .have been or
dered by" tiie'treasBry department to
"be 'depoft'ed. Upon landing in .Ne-"
York .the waiters- were .'arrested un-
f der the co'ntract labor, law;- After an
.iavestigatfoh of the., ease it- was.,hehl
:.that .thy. were .hereta violation, .of the
lawi They 'took- an appeal" to -the sec-
retary:df. the trekisury.
KrowahtT "BaTta? abrot'Ml.
. 'WASHJCNGTeN..Oct." 3L The secre
taxy of the interior fonxzallj abrogates
what" is. known- as the 'Browning rul
ing. -'.which "in effect, holds that 1t is.
the .duty of the .servfee.-.-to .fill' the'
regular . government! schools cTaefbre
permitting 'drafts-. on' the Indian dj.ii-
. o o . , . . .
dren..for. sectarian school enrollment.
for tfco rroat. '
LONDON, Oct '3L The war office
sent orders to Aldershpt last night
'directing that a.:"prigade"'6f .cavalrv
be prepared; to "starf'-for South -Africa'
"by "thi iuddleVof ."next cmonfch. '. "-.
LONDON.. Oct. 3L Charles "T.
"Terkes today testified before thejur-
net .-be. connected with ."any but the
alr current system. oMr.'Yertes
ieaid he.had etertrifleU 500to.600niil
ox. street car. lines in Chicago, which.?!
equipped-with this system, "has; never
hail a'sirigle" death occurring as 'the.
result of'-eleetricity.. S.. . - ' '
Ciaos Soiyjo Boralated.-
. PrrTSBURG, Oct. 3L Tne-bomrdof
directors 'of 'the Pittsburg Plate Glass
which has. a prbdnctive ca-
f.fr for .per'cehf more-itaan the
sure eomaampnon ot tne eountry.
today in eosaudeting a proposi-
tioa
Ot.M. Jules sernaert, enginetx
of tke selling'
efethe Beigimppiate gmms in--fisr
a international trade
to tafee-'ia, Belgiam,
. . - " - I .
"T""s 7 ' . . - :v -' - -i.
,:. STATE MWsMW TPHL .
. ' "
. """""""""""""a"" r. " t "t
'-. OMXHA. . N4aV. Nev.
41 The eci-
ion of . the, Uaised
1 the asattsr at the- lavar-Ne-iowdary"
at Cat-Ot; aad. East
that the aowaaary
changed with' gradaal chaVavssB of the'
rivef. bat resaatheia .in. the" .old herf
of "the'Tijef at the tiaie of the saddea.
f'ewt oaT which 'pait'the" riTer' prac
tically "where.U now hit given hae-to"a-trobtaaome.
cowditiom .which
steps are" to" .'he ttkea to correct
' mastratiosta of th'diBmca)ttast work
ed "by the-swpreate court "declsipsi are
fband in -this vMinlty' at- Cut-Of!''aa4
LakeMaaawi.., At 'both of these
potn'ts the river bedrdkanged -VOxt-
aljy; throagsr- a-.-iong series e .yea.
amtil-th river lowed .la thesaafi ef
a horse ahee, aad then. saddealy eat
thnKah iae seek between' the ends' of
the'raaioel As a- -result a aiece;ef 'TCst-
'xiiary'contaiaiaa; several. square miles
.on theNe'braska,ide;..of. the river, at-
'CTBt-W."is.-heli to be Iowa territory.
Oh the -other hand : large "portion, ot.
- . - .- -.;-- .. -
Lake. Mahawa and .: tne- terrnory u
the -south ward .of it .are-" held .to-"belong.-
in-.Sitrny. 'county. Nebraska. ", V'
- -it-is" now.-aroooaed 'that.the actual
. bed'of'.theriyer.'at-.an'y tisse ahidl con-.
rstltnte the'boaaeaxy.netweem.tae swo
states. It.".ia stated "this-can .beerfl:.
iected only'by an:.sbf.cgres8,.iwit
it is rejalised'ihat.-the initial 'proceed-"'
:ings 7rUl'".hnve;..-tb be. taken.. by the
commuHities..most:"direcyintereatd.
.The 'chan'.snigestei ..ould -place
.Blue lake; and '-Lake. Manawa in rowa,-'
and would -.give Cat-Off. lake, and Lake
Quinneoog to. NebraskaT"-" .; . .-
:im FAIMCrSSItT ou.
-to aWk'Tlilef la
.NORFOLK, Neb NdT- ".C-Georgel
"etterly. "was. shot, and killed: apori.the
farm; of Christ Duerf ; 'a. f.'miles
north, of thbi city, on "the- road: "to
"Pierce. '"Tidings ; bftJ"eairai-weTe;
brouKht -to town .'shortly '-after the.'
shooting. m'.CiirMuhai-&ne"and.l)r.
-back'1 to'the'-scene of tragedy "anr I
foroa Fetterly;s body lying a short
. . . . . -,
"distance from 'Dnerr's house -with a
.'bridle tighaygr""pped in dne.hand and
a-shotgun ,in.-tbe-6ther" 'One barrel of
the gun had- been -discharged. - The
skull", of: Fetterly-wa found "to haVe
been badly crushed itt'by-.a .charge.pf.
' heavy 'shoC .and death-'waa-prpbably.
instantaneous. .-'-'" !.
- -- -- -
George-s -""version .of .the .affair ia J
that '.He "and .'Fetterly had 'been.' tp I
Pierce on'.httsines8..andi were., return-; .
inf-nonte: taat- -.xney . -stowpeo at
"rtoerrsto .et'a drink of.Jwatex. 'Fet
terly, going, in and'-.Geiwi?renining
in-the -wagon.- George.-. heard -three f
shots and! saw Fetterly fall., and .-after
satisfying .'himself that Fetterly" was
dead came to this city 'to notify, the
authorities. .
Duerr states--that, he was-iawakened I
in, the night by a noise oublide. and. J
went out "with his- shotgun "to hives-!
.tigate. ' "He saw a-man": reaving his
".barn', with a-bridle' ia. his. hand-andd
ordered, him to. stp;- the man turned:
and' fired a--shot;, whereupon .-Duerr-
discharged both' barrels" of ..his'
with"tne..result.stated. '
Ktm f
for Kayor.
oncoln; .Neb., not. 4. Ad jutarit
-'General Colby 'Has. issued orderB call-
J-ing for an election: to .fill the yacancy
caused -by. 'the 'resigriationpf -Major
William- Ki Moore -of Nelson, -First
regiment, Natibnal Guard. .Ballots-,
will be -opened; .in. ihe office of the ad?
jutant general at. the capltol,. Novem
ber-.15. by a". -board of, officers -consists
ing of General Colby. Major- Bal-shaw.
and iieutenantrCokrnel Phillips. Two
or .three names .are .mentioned;-
Iatoabkl oa FttMrhorfc.
ilUNKLINNeb., 'ov.- 4. Jacob'
Smitiv a hard, working-man. with a
family' wholly dependent. , be bhr, wp'ric .i
for support, .met- with ah accident
nere that the 'doctor -says" may" .kill..
him." - He; was helping." thresh and
.f worked uhtil after, dark;.-'when he
Jumped- fnom a lbad; strfking..on a
pitchfork that --was standing with.tiaes
turned th.-'the ground.,-the.. handle of.
the. fork entering .his ."body, ten inches.
He is.-suffering" .graat agony-.-
ttto-a for Waraasot
LINCOLN. 'Neb" Nov.r4.TGovernor
Savage-honored -a rruMtie..from H-'
tlinsis for Margaret-Johnson, alms Elr
Tiia uwaop, nuw.uuutfr armrest in. uui-
ah-i She' was convicted if .robbery" in'
mthms- and sentenced ("to...tiie'-;peni-;
tentiary. She was paroled' from that
institution" snd-"a -few, days after being",
released 'came, -to Nebraska.. " ''
atallotlfa'l maps.. t .
LTNCOLN.'Neb Nov. X The first
consignment ef- the- new statistical
maps-. which rwefe .arranged by Dep-
uty 'Labor 'Commissioned Watson and
f 'Assistant Hodge,: have; been received.
nt.the state houses . Over 15;QW cop-.
ies-will he.prinied. of -which. 100' will-
ha fMaWtod'on'mileW The deman'd
for .these--maps' is larger than expect
ed, many requests .coming from other
states.- The map 'contains "a. 'vast
. ..
iamount cf statistical information.
moo swos tfco.Fl:
. . - ....
: PAPILL10N. Neb-j-NoT.. 4. Alberi
. ... .-.j,' .'-. '
J. "Dojaahoo ha .brought suit, in the
durrict-icourt "of Saxpy-'coanty 10 db-;
tain "judgment of". '120.000'; 'damages'
-againat. Louis and' Sarah -Figg." .who.
be .alleges;, persuaded, Mrs. Donahop
to leave her husband 'and live with.
tkeaO The peculiar religious 'doetrine-
tanvht h-o- Vr aarf Ura-fSn h'Wkaf
;" -.- --. .r .. "
origoaauy- sorreu -up vr-xoxq Berween . ehndren resources that win -en- .
Mr. and" Mrs. Dpaahoc od. destroyed dare aa loag as"'lie-eadares-:1T5ydaey ;
" '...,
....' .' ' taceYooo4osoaaoo"oW;
asaamwasasis. . rtariainainarianftohaflaaoflaaoaosi
the iaterestinc -thlncs
Tiew-'wtth the collection, of bqaka 4ry
aim wkthon at BaBalo is am' aato-
eraak of .Webster, dated March 1,
1847: -."i have paid 2lbr the free-.
of Fanr Jeaalags.'.. He agrees to
eat the' same at 9 a- aaesith. to
with board, ciotaaa aa
to. begin when we . retarm
south. Hhi freedom papers I give miss.
Tier are recorded in this diatrictT
Thai Jennings. was the' son ofmeo
Prsstdent. Madison's slaves, his father
seing "an TEa'g'fshmaa .of family.- He
hecame a body servant of MadsoTa.and
afterward-wrote "A Golored. Man's;
t
of -President.Madiaoav
"ateaaT lis fivaox Bi
' 'Lord Roberta has had few eauals in
the-haadling of .sword and, lance. He
.was -always, 'especially. "fond" of lent-:
-pegging', and so exoelied ia the. difiTtr
u
cult diversion .that he. carried on tae
first prise'in- the "Indian" tburaament
from the.-hoIe Indian army when, he
was 'already 'past. his 50th" year- '
-t
. . . z '
.- Cijeala'a 60W raiwajs'. "-.
TheTJOddTon school iboarcThafi opened-
tAe first -of -a -series of "schools ..for
'cripples; ThechHdran'are take.n from.
.their "homes- t$ school in "an alhbu-"
.'lance .and- afterward " taken home" .by
ambulancet'.The school curriculum'inH
ciuues a snostauuu. niiuu u.
Tt. hails Wife. - .
" fSarkia." Minn.,- "Oct.. : 2Sthl Mrs;
CHara -.Kevs -wife -"of Charles -Keys.
'school 'teacher ".'of this place", .telis a-1
L -J - ZZ " 1 -.1
-wqaaenui aiatj.. . .. : ... .
For years, her life, was .ohe".Qf..mis-
ery. . Her back ached all-the" time';-hef
head ached. . au . tne. uoe; neoraigi
pains 'drove her ta 'desperation. -- 'She'1
msed- much meaicine.; out -uiiea .ia- get
'iiny .'relief hill she xxied.Dodd's" "Qdnej"
Pills. She says:- ; . : .-:.
"V "Very "soon-, after " ,1-". bsftgailusing.
-Doad"s"Xidney "PiUs-all ,njy. aches" and
pains vanished "like -the morning. -dew-
X- COaSZueC mui. ituieuj uu-souu.uf
."mffprina- womanhood!' .-Vr '" --
""o -ETOoorajrisd' by" their success" in'-her.
own case. Mrs. -Keys . induced' .he?
ihVjther, an:'old""4y-.'of 7-4-years. to.use
rjtd's" .Kdney.Pnb'.Vfor h'er.nwihy
..aches, "and. pains. jSoy ""both mother."
.and-'daughter .reqice .in ""p4rfect:ireer
flom front."iUneasr"".or" suffering .which '
as somethiug-heithr had-'eQyedtor7
-years .hefore.
irs . before. ::' "'. '" ';-"
. ;. -'isTarcVaad: TridT-" .r-"" "." "" "
"ri"th'e cotirse'of.his .a ddijessl to jtbe '.
stu'dents.."at "the opening- exercises" .of
th" -Baltimore .Woman's- coH'ege".last..
week.- .President cGoucher sUud: "
womanish-man c. is a farce; a mannish
" wofMin is."a.trazedv. T.enl'argement
"of "op'pbrtusity' obtained "-tiiraugh;- edii-"
cation. secureu in sucii..iuacuLiuua.
... .- ;. . -. t- - 2 . ,
this.is-.aixenueu..oy-.-eniarenit:H5r ui ,rc-'sponsibil'fty-
froiri."" .wh'ich" yon "cannoi
.escape: ' -Tour -highest ideal should. "&4
a wo'manly-Vomaa." """ . '.'
.. Tko-lMctoMc aai" Sfrstoaie GaMttv
saysV" ":WalWf"Baker;.&".'.Co.,.p;f Dor-'
Chester. iass., ,U. ':Si;-have,grvea.
years ot sthdy to the ilaTfjil'prepara
tionv of -cocoa and 'choeqlate'-arid. have j
devised- machinery-apd systems-; -p-
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cuuar-to tneir. metnoas or. .treatment,
whereby "the .purity, .palataollity': land
highest nutrient, characteristicsjare'rer.
I tained. Their- preparations' are .Jchown
tiie. .world - over, and .have received, the .
practitioner", the-'nurse. .and..rh.Vmt"e;I-
UgUU IWlWjUKKU -. T..s.... .
- ;. .BJ ward's. Cbaau- ..,
:- One. of -the greatest pC Kins'.-Edward's
.-'favorites among. . the -.foreisn
ambassadors..-.to. ..Eneiand- is-M. -diA
'.SoVeraJ. the" Portuguese ambassador..
He--is'-a..fin.e. Iooldng 'Ban, -w.trt.- blabfc
eves, a. hiize" mustache sliehtly touch
ed "wiifi..2ray,- and is Almost., ect-rely- J
'bald. -His" wit as inexhaustible and- ats-TLnowl.edg&'of-
English-.perfect
jWHT' IT IS THB 'BEST
is. Tiecause' made hy" an entirety dilfereht.
process.. Deniriet .Starch .is "uatike 'tny-other-.
better aid osi-thirit 'niortt Tor H)
cants. '.-;..'.
obb. Old Voica;- i 'r
"No -man. can disguise his voice an;
taltihg through;, a teIephane,V.safd 'aa
exchange operator to. -as. iaterviewer
recently. "Every persoa haX-some.lit-.
tie peuIiarity of" speech-that, up mat-
sure to- be actuaced aad- ma29 -nwre
Teccghizabl over, the wire: The iaai.
,wao has. a sharp ring in--his vriiqe
"will seem .to speak' -m-sre sharply-i -"a-
gruff voice- w?Il be -mad-j-i mors- gruff 4
and by the" same, "rpie an .iiaincere
voice is 'given a greater- tanetof insia-.
cerify. r5'-3"snikerv.wlip. c?rew3-"" his
word's .has;. no. chance; ar.e;!l.vwith..-a.
zoodT-livslf" 'bhoner H.e ma.y" only can-
tort h!s speedh veTsy'.snghtiy. buith?
D"horie-wKl 'id' the rest, and't the
otberVend, of. the. wire" his remar"ks'will
be "about as-"iuteffigrble:as" pied-fvpe.".
. 'IKOWCbG-.A SKIXT WAIST... o '
;-,"riot- infrequently a -younj " woman
flndfl. It "hecessary. to" launder a; shirt.
1 waist. 'at-home for' some. ".emergency
wh'entii'e'lauaaryman o'f'the home sef
rant cannot do.itJ 'Hence 'tceae- direc
tions . for- ironing 'the waist: ..To iron."
tnmmer shirt .w3ists.so tittthey wIH,
' look likV new it-'is -needful to .hav'
thief-starched .'evenly .with-. .Deftance,
starch; then, 'made perfectly '"smooth.
andsroiid tight in "a dam"?'o.th,-co"."be;
laid, awar two or hree .hours." '. When
-ironing' have a bowl" of .water." and. a-
cleaa .piece "pf muelia 6estde-;tbe iron-;
; ingUjoard. Ha-ve your ircn: hot.: 'hut-.
; not-sufficiently so to scorch.. ani abaor
lately, "cleans .- .Begin, by! ironing. .the
hack,-.then the front. '"sides'" and- Che
- sleevea. followed by the neckfiind- and"
theceffs. Whea wrihfeles-'rppear-apr
.'Bly".the damp'.cloti and regoje'tJiea.
Always iron from Ch top" cf "the waist.'
; to the. bottom.., . If" these." are- plaitsr. ta
'the front. Iron them-downward. -after
.- . s 2 t . .ot. i KTronf.
!".rI5,a? .t,,1' : -," tt k. -"ir" f
knii aad "Ith the;edSe of the.iron
felldw every Uae Of stitching to grte.it. f
distinctness. .Alter tnesaiix-waat i r
ironed it ahouia be -weii .aired .ay-- the
fire" or in the sun beTo're.it is. folded
a&u- .put. away, -rays ica -x-uiuuicjiiui
Inquirer. - " V c ..-.' -..
.' .. ..'-'t : . .
: . Srtcr Slw:Be:Bia Started": ".'
0 The movement to raise fuhdstb-buy.
-Admiral- Cervera. a. loving:". cupf has
come :to. srritL His "remarks abot;:
America m .connection with 3Ir.'.Mcr.j
KlnleVs" death did npr 'please the Cer- I.
- . r.. -. . .-: ?iis t .. crJL r
vera jasmonai .-taMKiauuu, - ui- iu
ner.l. -T hnd that bpdy-has"now- de-
'cided that Cervera .is:- undeserving ..of 4
x testimonial.
The real object. of education is:to.
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