DAY FOR THANKSGIVING
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Proclamation Issued By President
Roosevelt,
THE LATEST NEWS BRIEFLY TOLL.
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Should Be Grateful For.
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that once a ¥
apart a day
to the Giver
that they
the abun-
time,
Xpress for
fant merc: received, should
acknowledge nings and
pledge themsely i in good
faith to strive Dur-
ing tl blessgd
with bountiful cr Our business pros-
perity has been great. No other people
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BOMB IN A TENEMENT.
Woman Found it Just in Time te Prevent
Terrible Explosion.
SUES SUICIDES ESTATE.
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1n (Gravson Ky
in Son
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by Miss Mary
daughter
Rhode Isla:
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if General
trip over th
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tory of
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College, at
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staal stant t
Her Business,
FOL Ia
jer
boarding |!
Alice Slaugh
has begun
against the «¢
$5000 damagy
In January, 1901, M Slaught
the Bolke tr k pl
room in the
and killed his wii
own life. Miss Slau
in the night by $0
and her health was greatly
the resulting fright. TI
printed the news of the
f result her house was given undesirable
advertising. The notoriety drove away
business,
murg
n the “best
Bolke shot
took his
s awakened
f gunshots
mpaired by
ay
the sound
ef NewWssaAners
’ newspaper
Three Fell on Carriage.
Mrs. Mary R
one of the most
Danville, O
O., (Special).
Motz, aged 700 wife of
prominent citizens of Knox county, was
instantly killed and her son Clifford was
fatally injured near here by a tree, which
was being cut down by axemen, falling
upon them. They were on their way
home in a buggy, and as they reached a
turn in the road the tree cll and crushed
the occupants beneath it.
Engine Explodes.
Dallas, Tex., (Special).—A passenger
train on the. Houston and Texas Cen
tral, running at a moderate rate of speed,
was derailed near Ennis, Tex, by an
Saplogion of the engine. Seven coaches
left the track, and the violence of the
explosion was so great that the roadbed
was torn up for several hundred yards
None of the passengers was seriously in-
jured, but Brakeman Glenn was killed
outright and Engineer Davenport and
Fireman Trailer were probably fatally
injured.
nferr
n the Maced
an cruiser
nk by the Japanese
d, has been repaired.
Emperor Francis Joseph has, it is said,
ded to grant universal suffrage
1stria.
I tenant
Lieu nt General von Trotha, com-
vanding in German Southwest Africa,
reports a hard fight with the natives,
hich he lost 3 officers and 13 men killed
i 3 officers and 31 men wounded
the combined British and Japanese fleets.
The enthusiasm of the public is unabated.
Nicholas and formerly gov-
in Pans
The old union flag came down from
the palaces and public buildings in Swe-
den and the separate flag reappeared.
The Cossacks and police treated very
roughly the rejoicing populace and dem-
onstrative students in Odessa.
An expedition to the North Pole is
about to be organized under the patron.
age of the Belgian government.
Five American missionaries are re
ported to have been murdered at Lien
chow, China.
Henrik Ibsen, the Norwegian novelist,
is reported to be very feeble,
The retiring British viceroy, Lord Cur-
zon of Kedleston, who has been making
a farewell tour of India, is prostrated
at Lahore, British India, with fever
brought on by exposure to the run,
The Swedish steamer Johar (17234
tons) and the Russian bark Antares (340
tons) both foundered recently in the
North Sea after a collision. Twenty
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ANARCHY IS RAMPANT
Wild Mobs Loot and Terrorize Odessa |
and Other Cities. |
HUNDREDS KILLED IN STREET BATTLES |
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Rioters The Police Side With Roughs Whe |
Call Themselves “Loyailsts”— Attack On |
and Massacres of the Jews Are Incessant— |
Strike Called Off.
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WOTrK
were
t
NEW YORK AS SEEN DAY BY DAY,
New Yong ¢
. Petersburg Quicts Down.
srg. { By Cable)
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nter
While
Democrats and
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The
al
that they ill soon in
have made a virtue of neces
ave declared the strike off
Philippioe Road Costly,
(Special) ~Major
finding be
Francisco, L
on, who has had charge of
the construction of a wagon road from
Manila to Bagulo, in Benguel Province,
on the transport Logan from the
Philippines. This road, it is reported, is
government a great sum, amounting to
between $1.500,000 and $2,000,000
Major Kennon is authority for the
statement that the road cost $75.00 a
mile for the 20 of the so miles up
into the mountains
Killed in the Philipplaes.
Washington, (Special). A dispatch
to the War Department from Manila an.
nounced the following deaths: Drowned,
body recovered, Norman Gerhart, Troop
H, Seventh Cavalry, October 15;
drowned, body not recovered, Paul E.
Scoggin, Company E, Seventh Infantry,
October 15; dysentery, Carl O. Dexter,
Company F, Thirteenth Infantry, Octo.
ber 20, and appendicitis, Frank R. Grov-
er, Troop 1. Seventh Cavalry, Octo:
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last
AGAIN PROVOKED BY CASTRO.
Venezuela President, la Aoger, Steps All
Cable Messages.
Paris, (By Ca Advices received
{ by the Foren Office here say that
| Venezuelan government suspended
| dispatch of cable messages t
i France and Great Britain
ble)
for a
American and British Ministers
at Caracas protested, and the American
Minister also voiced the protest of
France. The ground for the
not received a reply to a cable message
sent to an agent abroad. President Cas-
tro attributed the non-receipt of a reply
to foreign influences, hence the suspen-
sion, which, it 1 understood, covered offi-
cial dispatches, The authorities here say
the incident 1s an additional provocation
FINANCIAL.
The high price of cotton has stopped
exports of that article.
“The feeling of conservatism is on the
increase,” says W. L. Bull
*The Rock Island's September report
shows a gain of $21,000 in net profits,
Gould stocks are not only acting bad-
ly, but his railroads are not making fav-
orable reports.
Again the report is circulated that
Great Northern preferred is to get a
cash dividend of 25 per cent. at the be.
ginning of the year,
MASSACRE MISSIONARIES |
Chinese Said to Mave Killed Five at |
Lienchow,
Dr, Machie Was Captured and Would Have
Been Massacred Had it Not Been That a
Mandario, Whose Life Had Been Saved By
Dr. Machie, interceded for Him.
LOUIS AT ANNAPOLIS.
British Prince on Americans Sell
Navy's Welcome.
He was
{a fav ta &
i On board
be th
sed
h
{10
wi
{in
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ceived
an
of «hat
i suite astern, he
i Ametican of
| gentleman who receives a gue
{ mail and luncheon were waiting,
{first remark was apropos of the corre
{ spondence. It was brief, but character
istic: “It can wait”
“You know, of said the
Prince, “that 1 am in Annapolis express
ly to go to Washington. My visit is to
carry the letter from the King to the
President Il be the guest of the
course,”
I will
British Embassy while in Washington
| Then 1 go to New York, and next to
| Gibraltar.”
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Positively No Rebate,
Philadelphia, (Special). — The Penn.
sylvania Railroad has issued notice to its
freight agents and solicitors cautioning
them to observe strictly the spirit and
letter of the inter State Commerce Laws
Information of secret rate-cutting by va-
rious companies has been coming to the
traffic officers of the Pernsylvama Rail-
road. It has been determined to take
such action as will show that under no
circumstances will the management
of the company countenance any rebates
or other miringemeigg of the law.
PRINCE MEETS PRESIDENT
Bears Personal Message From
Edward,
§
WOMAN'S ODD WILL
Bequests For Keeplog in Condition
Four Husbands
A CHINESE PRODUCT
Eger Yolks
Bersx.
Against Importing Mixed Wit,
60,083 Moths For Smithsonian
19.000 900 Primers Exploded.
sed belo
TIHMIss ION
wmittee of letter-carriers present
ition 10 Postmaster General Cor
elyou, asking for
The President 1 railroad
{ rate problem with Senators Culiom and
Dolliver
| President Roosevelt and the members
of the Cabinet have been invited to the
reception to be given to Mrs. McLean,
of the Daughters of the American Revo-
lution,
The Interstate Commerce Commission
decided the case of the City Gas Com.
pany Norfolk against the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad favor of the
former,
nw Jon gous
Laanry
1
fra Ca
discussed
more
the
Of
mn
An inquiry into the operation of pri
vate refrigerator cars on transcontinental
railways was begun by the Interstate
Commerce Commission
President Roosevelt has been presented
with a copy of the resolutions adopted
by the bishops of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church,
The Farmers’ National Bank of King:
fisher, Oklahoma Territory, has been
closed by the Comptroller of the Cur.
rency.
Ambassador
ence with the
lan matters,
usserand had & confer.
resident about Venezue-