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-if That Is Above' Thirty minutes wiJT sniff ic to equip you In correct 1 style for next week's tailors in this 1 country men commanding larger" salaries than the majority of custom tailors can afford to pay. Much of ready- to wear Oo thine will be worn at Horse Show," side by side with the productions of high class custom tailors, and will not in any way suffer by the comparison. Men's -Princ Atbsrt Coats sad Vssts, $20 to $38. Fall Dress Salts, silk lined. $45 to $30.

Tuxedo Dress Coats, $20 and $27. Raglan" Overcoats, $18 to $5. Overcoats, $20 to $40. Paddock" Overcoats. $3S.

1 4 White or black Full Dress $4.80 to $8. 'Faccv Pattern Vests. $2.30 to $10. phenaon, Nell. Marl tana, Bheldoa.

Mlajna, Radne, Bryn Mawr, Roeemount, a. Detroit. Mich. Up land and bars. 9 -SO last nisht; Huron, Sausatuck.

Columbian. 6tvena. 10-30: Matoa. Mid Victory. Constitution.

11; Wlssahlckon. 11:20: Wade, mtd-nlrht: Grecian. 1 a. m. wain, 1.15: Peck.

Bchuylklll. ft: Basinaw. 8:16: Renaaelear. Eden-born. FarweU, Cuba.

Faaton. Ionia. W. P. Ketchanv Marshall and consorts.

10:40: Massachusetts. Masnetlo, North Star, 11: China, noon; Palllster. DoMe. Montana. p.

m. Monteasle, Tuma, 8oo-smlth. Robert Rhodes, Prealer. Reddlnston. 60; Penobscot.

4 BO; AUska (steel). Murphy, Currr. St. -Paul steel. 6 20.

Down Runnels, 10:20 last nleht: Maruba. Malta. Sachem and consorts, Kelly, Nea-aunse, 11: Lincoln. Moaner. Empire City.

New Torn, mldnlrnt: Fausrin and barse. m. Craa-ase, 12:20: Hennepin. 12:80: Tower, Roman. Bermuda.

Law. Juniata. Sawyer and eonsorts, Oceanlca. Majestic (srrived). Bancor.

Briton. Northern Kins. SeHrvn Eddy. Castslla. noon; Martin and barse.

12:10 p. MaryUnd. Castle Rhodes. Ida Maaaba. Neosho.

12 SO: Hlckox. 1:10: Manistlaue and barsea, Hopkins. Homer. 1 -SO: dates. 1:40: Praequ Isle.

Bbephard. Black. 1:50: Traveler and eonsorts. Sausa-tuck. Steel.

Rels. Qlensnrry, Mlnnedosa. 8 SO; Carnerle. Huron City and bars-ee, Cadillac 8 SO. SYNOD EXPELS A MINISTER.

CoaTlets tfce Rev. M. I. Maris of Ine- -'v- saoral CoaSaet. Special Dispatch to The later Oceasi.

WICHITA, Oct. 25. The Kansas synod of the Presbyterian church. In session at Nebraska City, yesterday- expelled ths Rot. M.

S. Msyse as pastor of the Presby terian church at Welllng-ton for Immoral conduct. Charges were preferred against Marse last August, but they were never made public until he was today told to quit ths church snd never, appear la Wellington again. His wife Is lnssne over her husband's 1b grace and he hss fled, according to reports from there tonight. In the choir at tne Wellington Presbyterian church was a pretty young girl named Jessie Jones.

She was possessed of a beautiful voice, snd the minister had not known her long before he persuaded her to elope with nlm. sne went away with him. but returned; after they- bad gone only a short distance. She told the church deacons about ths preach er Having attempted to ruin her life, but they persuaded her; to keep the matter quiet, so as not to ruin the church. Meanwhile they set about to Investigate the story snd found that it was all true.

They then ordered htm to quit the church, but he refused to do so and appealed to the state synod, which has Just decided he was guilty of the charges. The girl belongs to one of the richest fam ilies in the southern part of the state, and Mayse had always stood high In the estimation of the flock. PRISON CURE FOR OPIUM HABIT. Iiv Getoel Fa sally Waata- Two-i Tssre" Tens. '--V Special Dispatch to The Inter Ocean.

M0IKE8. Iowa, t5. Frank Shankland of this city, who will be taken to Fort Madison Saturday to serve an eighteen- months' sentence, is dissatisfied with the length of his term, as be wantod to go for two He Is a victim of the opium habit and desires to break himself of It. If possible. He thinks that this will only be possible in a penitentiary, and therefore deliberately received stolen goods in order to go where he will not be permitted to have any opium.

He thinks If he can be placed under these conditions for two years It will break the habit. He has been in prison before and his desire for the drug abated, but his term was not long enough completely to cure him. He comes of rei pec table family, and bis relatives Intend to secure special at tention for him in the penitentiary, as he win be under a terrible strain for a few weeks. WILL NOT COMPLY WITH LAW. National Salt Company to Be Proceed ci Agalsit Is HlehigiB.

Bpeolal Dispatch to The Intsr Oeeaav LANSING, Oct. 25. Previous to commencing business In Michigan the tional Salt company paid the secretary of state the statutory franchise fee, hut hss steadfastly refused, to file Its articles of as sociation here or appoint a Michigan agent upon whom service of process csn be made or file with the state department reports setting forth Its condition. AJ1 other corpora tions are required to do this, and Attorney General Ores has prepared petition for a mandamus to compel the salt company to- comply with these provisions of the law, The company promises a rigorous fight. BATTLE WITH A WILDCAT.

While Cnsrasresl tst Cowafeat, Ma a amel Beast Vail Iate a Well. Special Dispatch to The Inter Ocean. SUSQUEHANNA, Oct. 16 Bamuel FeKon had been attending a political meet ing at Oulf Summit yesterday afternoon, and, on returning to his horns, passed through the land ot Farmer Gilbert. In passing through the yard Feiton saw a big wildcat in a tree.

He was not armed but began to throw stones at the tree. With a sarsgs yell the beast sprang from the limb and landed upon niton's shoulder. and Immediately began operations on Lis snd person. Feiton defended him self as beat he could, but was fast becoming beaten when there was a sudden crash and man and cat fell through some rotten boards and Into a weU twenty feet deep. Feiton was partially stunned.

Ths wildcat. Vt 'i A our the ANOTHER DARGAm. 500'; Tabour- ettes Finished Coxpleti TO-DAY Cor. Wabash and Adams. 'mm.

ill Best Dining Car Service. Only Oepot on the Elevated Loop. LAGKC3EADS Pimrles. enlarged do res. and all affections of the akin and .1 scalp speedily and perma- nrmir mmiTcu avuu cuicu.

Full information with book free and strictly confidential. JOHN M. WOODBURT. IS3 STATE CHICAGO COUCH SYRUP rhiMi Couah Cold at ones. Conquers Grippe snd Coosamptvm.

Qa ck, tarerreulta. i.BaU'sPUUcaareCosurtipatioa. SOpUialOo, however, landed upon him and escaped In Juries. The animal at once renewea. tne at- taok.

with tooth and nail, when Sam, with a supreme effort loosened a stone from the well wall and dashed It upon the head of the cat. crushing tts skull and killing It almost He then set np a loud shout, whldi attracted ths attention of some menv who wore passing by In a wagon. They procured some ropes and brought him to the surface, where ho was given medical attention. He was badly lacerated and his clothing wss in tat DIES JN DENTISTS CHAIR. Waaaea Whe Iaslitt r(a ataTlasi CUsreisrai Aslaalalaterwel Eztirts, Special Dispatch to The later MAPLETON, Iowa.

Oct. 16. Mrs. Chris Koepke died la the dentist's chair in Dr. Nourse's office late Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Koepke, with her husband, came to Dr. Nourses office to hsve some teeth extracted and desired to have chloroform administered. Dr. Nourse tried to dissuade her.

but upon her determination to have It, engaged Dr. OU- llsple to administer It. After three teeth had been extracted It was noticed by both doctors that the patient' was la a serious condition and immediately every effort was made at resuscitation, but without effect. Dr. Khelralla to Leorwrel Dr.

Ibrahim G. Kheiralla, the leader of the so-called Bablsts. or Behaists. will give a series ot lectures on the teachings of his re ligion every Sunday morning. -on the sec end floor of the Athenaeum building.

No. 28 Vsn Bur en street. The subject of next Sunday's lecture will be "Mind asd What Mind Is." i t-n sn ii i i i i 1 1 ii ii TjrC UTTUR 't CEAK, A rniDAX-MOItNnTar -OOTOBEIt 20," 1000. LAKES JO LIVERPOOL Other Boats Will Probably Adopt the Carnegie Scheme. 12 Hii ii ui I icu uuiiiiiui in Horse.

Show Apperel vuimuy uu ivi MASTER FRANK OIRAJLD, i 7' i RECEIPT GREAT Ocean Contest MASTER CIRARD SHIPS GO TO OOAST FRANK Grain Chftrterin; Active tr Boats to Load This Month. I teaaser OemK to St. JTaseah Mllwak Rb Bcwmar Lmtc with Bl Grata Cars. Sine the Carnegie company save out Its plan of running; a line of boats direct from the lakes to Europe plans are being formulated by various companies along" similar Use. It is said that the big boats now being constructed by the Chicago Shipbuilding company at South Chicago for the Northwestern company are to go Into the European trade.

Work is belnfc rapidly pushed on them, and all will be ready" to put to sea before the opening1 of navigation next season. The force of workmen, which numbers about 600 men, will be doubled by Thanksgiving, and two of the boats, will be aUd into the water by Christ-' mas. If these plans turn out according to calculations the other two boats will be launched in February. It is claimed that the largest stockholders in the Northwestern Steamship company are Eastern men, and that they are about to organise a large lake and ocean flret. Three steel boats have left the lakes for the Atlantic coast within two weeks, and tomorrow the whaleback steamer A.

D. Thomson and barges 127 and 129 will sail for the coast, making Ore boats so far. Gra.li Caarterlaa: Brisk, Mates Firm. Snippers were after boats-to load grain yesterday for this month, but Terr little demand existed for next month's loading. Rates were mainly ltt cents on corn and 1V4 to It cents on wheat to Lake Brie ports.

It was said that in some Instance! boats to load at once were given IK cents. Cat sales of grain aggregated 1.1S0.000 bushels yesterday, but it was claimed that boats for part of it bad been previously chartered. The charters were for 145.000 bushels of wheat and 000 bushels of corn. Boats reported engaged were: To Buffalo, Meootta. S.

Mitchell, and three boats not named for corn, and one boat not named for wheat. To for To Cleveland. Baltimore, for wheat. To Midland. Prontenae, or wheat.

To Kingston, Raaedale for wheatand Algonquin for corn. Steamer Goal Takes Wlater Ram. In accordance with the plan previously out-lired in this column, the steamer Jay Gould of the Lake Michigan and Lake Superior line of Chl-. cego wtH take the place of the steamer Lawrence on the run between St. Joseph and Milwaukee Her.

The Lawrence will be laid up for the winter. The Gould will co-operate with the Indiana. Illinois, and Icwa railroad in the flour trade and If the buainesa proves to be what all startles expect, the steamer City of Traverse, also owned by the Lake Michigan and Lake Superior line, wiil be added to the trade. Libel the Steamer Msslsas. As a result of a claim fcr wages made by four sailors of the steamer Montana of the Western Transit company the boat has been libeled.

The sailors, who claim wage were due them when they were discharged without cause, made their complaint to United States Commissioner Mark Poote who, on bearing the evidence, certified to the district court clerk that there was ground for iaauing ailbei. The Bessemer TaUtes Blgr Csu-syo. The steamer Sir Henry Bessemer of ths Rockefeller fleet finished, loading, her first cargo of grain in the Chicago liver yesterday. She took on 180,000 bushels of oats sad 110.000 bushels of corn at the Illinois Central elevator, -asd was three days In loading, trimming the cargo with her own crew. TJ Bessemer Is ill feet long snd 48 feet beam.

Her gross tonnage is tons. Steamer Splaae Raised. SAUL.T STE. MARIE, Oct. Z6.

The steamer F. E. Spinner, which was sunk by col-? llslon with the Cofflnberry a fortnight ago. has been raised, and arrived here this morning In tow of the tug General. Her entire bow was opened up about four feet.

She will be detained here a few days to clean up machinery. Hew Bsuroateam Llste Ope. Ths Great Northern railway connecting Que-v bee with Parry sound, on Georgian bay. has been completed and the Canada-Atlantic Transit com- rany is now enabltd to make through shipments of cargoes to Europe. Montreal will probably feel noma lessening In business as a result of the new route.

Local Port Mat. Arrived Merchandise A. McVlttle. Ogdens-burrr Milwaukee, Buffalo. Lurrber.

Etc. I. N. FotlfT. A1van-.

Nahiua V. Hlnton, ault Sto. Marie: Alert, Marlnett; Ida, Manlotlque: Fearless, Good Harbor; Arcadia. Pln- Lake: M. Blao- son.

Mackinaw; A. O. Morey, Cheboygan Lirnt Ottawa. Depot Harbor; Wiley M. Eg an.

Port Huron; Alva. South Chlcaro; Prontenae, Midland. Salt O. GrlbMe, ManUtee. Cleared Merchandise City of Traverse.

Dn-luth: Vanderbtlt, Hurts W. Pratt, Ordens-hur. Grain Milwaukee, Buffalo. Llrht M. Wilson, Qarth: A.

Short-a, alsn'stee; I. N. Foster Ajvanoe, Alert. Nahtna: Middlesex. Helsted.

ulutn; Ida, Manistique; Fearless. East Jordan. Vessel Mowesneats. Txwaln. Ohio.

Cleared Coal Qllchriet. Eo-, i Sandusky, Ohio. Osared Coal Volunteer. ru- )nth. Conneaut.

Ohio. Arrived Zenith City, Carrina--ton. Jollet. Port Col borne, Ont. Down Advance, Haskell.

Up Lansvion. Manltowoc, Wis Sheltered Nancy Dall. Becker. Smith and Ludtns-ton, Mich. Bheltered Wells.

Condor. Ryeribn. Minnrhaha, Cape Horn. Howlett. Ida Jane Marouette.

Mich. Arrived Pease. Planet. Cleared Business. Ashtabula-.

Uranda. Caledonia, Ravenscrals. Polynesia. Conneaut. South Cfclcas.

Arrived Alva. B. O. No. 8S.

Cleared Robert Wallace. Ashland. Superior; J. O. Marshall.

Sault Bte. Marie: Mercur. Buffalo. Avhtabula. Ohio, Arrived Ranney, Parnell.

fmma Hutchraron. Hiawatha. Cleared Llfht ayette Brown. Duluth; Chlckamausa, Chloaso. Escanaba.

Mich Arrived Knell. Stewart. Cleared Salon. Helvetia, Orat wick. Rube Richard.

Pope. Queen, of West, KaUyusa. Alfred. Mitchell. Cambria.

Lake Erie ports. Erie, Pa. Arrived Hackett. Chattanoosa. Departed L4g-ht Franeomb, Chlcaco; Hanna.

Du-. luth; Monitor, Atmosphere. Westford. Spanish River; Oould. Toledo.

Coal Flint. Milwaukee. Cleveland. Ohio. Arrived Johnson, Art son John Eddy.

Oermanlc, Plymouth. Bootla. Cleared -Coal Hope. Milwaukee. Llsht Arao, MetMm-Dloom.

nobbtna, Xuluta; Ralph. Harold, arquette. Sturseon Bay, "Wit. Down Ottawa. a.

m. Chlpman- Hilton, Dunbar, 11 1 Simons. 11 VP Goodman, Mills, 8 Wednesday nisht; Schroe-der, Orummona, midnight; Ann Arbor. No. a.

a. a p. uiis, noper, buffalo. N. T.

Arrived Pridseon. Venice. D. P. Rhodes.

Fay. Cleared Coal Boyoe. Mllwau-ItM. l.l.ht Ed UcWIIllimi. nacanaba: Merri- xnao, PlnDeer.

Duluth Marquette. Ashland Duncan, A. P. Wright. Chicaso; Mills, Mllwaukse.

Ashland, Wis. Arrived Cofflnberry. Bahama. Prinsle, Noauebay. Cleared iL.tht Ed Smith, Warmlnslon, Ouiuthl Fred Kellev, Washburn.

Laimber Txroer. atazweii, uneonia. Ore Wilson. Chicaso; Aiserla. Bulseria.

Con- S.AUL Toledo, Ohio. Arrived Macy, Wllon. Adriatic. Holland. White Frlant.

Hanatord. Bherlffa, Owen. Smith. Pueblo. Amasonaa, Onun plan, Malse, Asteo.

Departed Grain Samoa, lisnver. Buffalo. Coal Vess, Duluth; Dobble. IsanlstiiTue; Montana. Port lluron, Usht Red-Inaton.

Escanaba: Well. Kelly's Island. LniluUi-Bupsrlor. Arrived Ward, Adams, Hudson. Athens.

Glldden, Appomattox. Santlaso. WlU flams, Mohenn. tiltka. Roumanla, Yukon, Bar- is, 'Mohesan, bltaa.

noumania, xuaon, ear-, Pratt, Trevor, LSnsell and consorts, Bru-e, Wetmors. Departed Mabonins, Norlh-1 Buffalo, flour: Senator. Charlee Eddy. Fau- ium. Delta, jt ber.

kepublic. Lake Erie, ore; Ericsson, iBuaalo, grain: nra.ru. aniw, mn. City. Mich.

Up Nicholas, miaMgnt: Coroni rona. 42 a. m. tsocutw, nuiow ana rins consort. uunon rmmi.

Armniii, Annie Laura. Butters, Cone ma ugh. 1 p. m. Arabia.

l-BO; Ramapo. Bparta. 4 2: Vtilrerly. 6: Seneca, Minneapolis, 8:30. XWWR mv, 10; Montana, 11-40; Alice Stafford 1 :20 a.

Q.IK nl llrf. nk Klasara. Tempa, marae. neiena. t-80; Saxon, VMUtaasr.

ueorse fciurees, its. rnnlt, a Roeton. 4 An Wind south, fresh: dear. .1. c.

u.rt. UU-h IJa Marida. Oa-lebr. lnonon, nirwurn, "lt 'v. II, Northern uueea, ciewrv, ri uoia-m tule.

John owtn. uorsica, najno. 20: Elwobd. John Mitchell, noon; Oreron. Foe- 4- Sheldort i iS; Queen City.

Down Butters 16 last night; Tale, mldnltl; Avon, Fulton, 2 :1 a. Mariposa, Martha, Buffalo, Roby, Hol-dVn. Parle. Harvey Brown. Fedora.

Au-rora. Outhwaite. Barr, Black Rock, Lock-wood. 8: Japan. 11: Emory Owsn.

Australia. Ran-pahannock. Pretoria, Madasascar. bte- fashion event Morning, afternoon and evening apparel---cut by the most skillful' THiSUNDAY INTER OCEAN will pay $20 every week for the best news items contributed: by lirino; in Chicago or its suburbs. The money be divided as'follows: $10 for the best singre item, $5 for the 'second best, and five prites for the next five of merit.

't These: articles must not exceed '300 words in length, and must describe some actual event; they must be original and give names, dates, and facts. stories, poems, and matter. of I BUSIN ESS ASK for a to bottl of Horseradish Jack's Best Chow Chow, pure Calaurx. Kast.Iadla Rsllsa. S3 Randolph basssBsat.

ATTORNEY Qwlatlr asttlss) aatjr roM or piivata affairs. advtoa trsa. kl orris, llaDMrbarn, R. SUS. BAND UNIFORMS towsst prtcss.

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DDnilinC Bnlarsrtns -aaS DsvaloDtas. DnumiUEl work. loVaat Sriosa. AmaUars pref lensls see list. Hays Art Stt Dsarborn.

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Bniilona SOo sacWTlnsTtiwlna- sails a Mo sack. Tts at ckllblalna and frostsd fsot. ni nTUCCCIstasl aa H.oalrsd. JOHN LLU I rlCO JON KS Tailor OaoB, lis prbora. TsL lt Cva, Kstao.

lSq. PlUniCC V. OU5THER. Bonbons ft Chee wAltUICd olatss. Sana for wholesalsor rstaU oataJorua.

11 STATS! ST. DETECTIVE OUR WORK COTTIfTS. DETECTIVE AMERICAN PR? BTBC! CUT! A rtFKT-Vaf DANCING ZtXXZ'Zt BKNNbTTT it Van Bursa. nYPPP-AXD CT.EAKXRS. Pkoas M.

IB UICn COOK ft M'LAIN, 60 Pearboi M. IBS. rn. ELECTRIC BELTS TTt Horns', are tbs Uitwi will sU on SO dars trial. Addrsss DR.

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ClYTIinrQ OAS AND B1.BCTR1CAU riAl WlikW. ai. BAUUOT ft ias-lf 1 E. Adams St. FLOORS PARWUBTT stoore st as Randolph St.

fJI ACQ ART UtADTO STAINED OLAHS ULAOO rULMAOAN ft ilEDENWSO ST Illinois St. A I Swttohsa, Bansa. Wlwa. Thorns' Orar rlMin Hair Rasiorsv warraatsd). Sand for Pries list.

THUMB, wnolssais pair Asaior. ioa stata, HARES BKMIAM HAaa We bay and soil all sraaaa. Erraakeaaeae an 4 Aras; uslac Chlcaro OnVoa. ham Dsarborn fc't. OtT rsfsratw to carsd sosn and women.

Cwr- THE fARFHT INSHTUTS. II I It I al. TsL hu wiii.V in rut, I rtvats Colonial aonsss Xos Uima SOT CHAM PLAIN ATKNUaV CHICAOO. FIRST PRI 11 CHANCE FOR I I I ECTO Y. INSECTS Cxtscmlnatod by rrodk.

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TsL S. IITS-Sa0S4 Uksav. Oak TTT. Clean towsla strpplld. I ILTC RATU Wsak naa and womsa wsak-LIlC On I (1 nosa.

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lu Mssonlo TssnpVa. MASSAGE Msdloal Ornaaatlcs. Ostsopathy, Btsaan. Hot Air. Klootrte Batha.

KJsllbsrs InstlttKa. 48 Csntral Mitslo Hall. IICU'C saSarwsar.fall and wtatsr wsisbta.rrora CM too up. Ws ars "PurnUhors to His MaJ-stv the Amorloaa Ouasa. Waahtnatoa Shirt OaZ.

Adams aad Psarbora. Washinstoa aad Dsarborn. MACHINES TAUCINO MACHINES. PUONOORarU KXCHAKOaV Ta sta CTtloaso. HI RDI silvir- and precious waw wwaa HKTALs Boaebt ey LIPMAN.

Madia OPTICIANS riAnrlAfl SA 10S B. ADAMS ST. rllKAl.n 11 ARTlf-lCLAL STT1 it. BOKRLIN. LOUIS Washinstoa SU SOMMER.

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TAILORS Vfj Li A. OPUUtTVf LADIEb4 TAILORS. Ill R.41 TS stats wc, Chicaso. TRUSSES i houldsr Braeoi a ra 101 a. Clara sC SB Elaatla Moatarv.

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Catalos-ua frwa. Dsot. i Psarbom. LADIES' TAILORING. Instraotloa by sxparta.

JACKSON. SuS Stats St. US. MARINE CORPS RECRUITS WArvTED. Ahls-bodlsd.

anmanisd man. bstwson ths s.ass ot twsntyna and thirty-nva ysars. not lasd thaa bv fst four tarns, nor ovsr six isst one tntl la stlini: nui roikwi ir mwm i uuwr, or nsturallsad ctttssas o( ths United Btatss. or "dclard must bs abls to rsad aad writs. Tha t.rm of ssrvics Is for flvs rsars, thrso of which are aupposed to bs oa board "ssa-solns" ships of war.

slv'nS" opportunity to visit all parts of ths world. Ths par la from IIS to 14 r.r month, aerordins to rara and ssrvlca. For jrthsr InformaUon apply at lift -Hast fayatts aLrost. aiaumura, ato. Of 6427 Champlain Chicago (i 2 years old, pupil James McCosh School) won the.

first prize in The Sunday Inter Ocean School Children's Contest of October 21 with the following- contribution I CHICAOO, Oct. 18. The pupils of the James McCoah school ware fi-reatl v- alarmed at theclaajr of fire bells one hoar after school opened on Monday morning'' last. Boom Four pupils were busily en- gaged singlaffs ChrUtenassong-, when thej suddenly observed ths pupils of Boom Three hastenlnn; througli the hill, shouting' "Fire, fire." The children in Boom Four quickly jumped from their seats, thinking- it was a real fire. The ahock to the teacher in Room Four almost caused her to faint, and it took her several minutes to recover from its effects.

The pupil were only a very few seconds In getting out of the building', for in their excitement all forgot to walk down stairs, in. a quiet, orderly way, as formerly drilled, in columns ot four, the teacher leading. The fi re captain, on seeing the disorder the siarm had caused among the pupils, decided to return with his men, 1 wagoua, and ladders again in the afternoon to sound the fire gong, so as to accustom the pupils to the drill. To his great satisfaction the pupils responded in good order to his 1:30 p. m.

call, marching In an orderly way down stair and out of the building. At 3 30 another alarm was sounded, and the pupila again responded aa before, in an orderly way, the teacher lea ding us safely to the street, where we -found to our aatonlahment here was neither fire, captain, nor firemen to greet us as before. FBAXK GIBABD, 6427 Champlain avenue. MONEY SCHOOL CHILDREN i similar nature are barred. Fine writitfg is not required.

Tell the facta in plain language. Keep your eyes open to what is going on about you. Get your parents and friends, to tell you of things of interest that have not been published in the newspapers. Write on one side of the paper only, sign your full name and address, and give age. Mail copy not later than 6 p.

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