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A remarkably comprehensive view of St. Paul’s Cathedral, in London,
taken from the east, or altar, end, showing the great dome that has
just been officially condemned as unsafe. Attempts at reinforcing the
dame have been made in the past; but unsuccessfully, and now it is
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letter of the 17th inst., in which you
[enclosed a copy of the publication,
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ten to give the August Sovereign. His
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GLASS ACQUIRES OPTIONS
ON MOORE CREEK MINES
G. W. C. Glass, accompanied by his
sons, Ophir and Clyde, and traveling
with Henry Martella with a two-sled
outfit, left a few days ago for Moore
Creek on which creek Mr. Glass re
cently acquired leases and options on
ground. This ground considered most;
favorable for dredging, comprises
about two and one-half miles of
what is known as holdings of Cecil
Barlow, J. F. Keller and Joe Smith.
The mission of Mr. Glass, an experi
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thorough prospecting. In event of
favorable returns from this work,
there is a likelihood that a dredge will
be placed on the ground during the
coming summer.—Kusko Times.
Ralph Welch, master of the Ma
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of 22, is believed to be the youngest
man in the world to hold such office.
Citizens at Douglas, Manitoba,
saved the school house from burning
by smothering the flames with snow.
Mrs. Mildred Brouillette, champion
woman horseshoe pitcher of Minne
sota, is practicing daily for the
national tournament to be held at
Lake Worth, Fla., in February, when
she will meet Mrs. A. C. Lanham of
Springfield, 111., for the woman’s
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