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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

PrentIss was playing at poker on a Mississippi steamer. Prentiss bet Sl.- coo on his hand; his opponent raised him S5OO0; Prentiss raised SI.OOO: his opponent raised him 5000; Prentiss again raised the stakes Sl.00O. MT. Prentiss,' said the opponent confidently, you are betting more than yOur hand Is worth" Prentiss looked at his hand, turned 1t down on the table and said. "Sir, if I were playing with Jupiter. at a star ante, would dlrken the heavens on the hand have just turned down"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Rev. L. $. Webb, D. D., Of the M. E. church, died recently in Brooklyn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

O. A. ZkBBIsEIE- B. q. HEREFORD. HEREFORD X ZABRISKIE, ,rrasNF1s AND goUNsfLLoRs-AT-L.AW. Nu-
 TARIEs PUBLIC APIECE ON MEYER STREET. OPPOSITE , palare Hotel rucson. Arizona
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
EARLL q SMITH.

~tENa aEEAELI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Rev Peter DebeFge, the Catholic priest at Elm Grove, Wis. died on the llth inst Very Rev. W. Walter. O. S. E-- lie1 at Nawark. \ j.. on the I7th-
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-15
Death at Barker.

The newly established snlelter At Bar
ker was named after Col. George Glen
denim. The news has just l'een rcceiv-
I'd that this gentleman was killed on
We'd e>..lay. the Sth inst, by a cave In
the Wright 4 Edwards mine 1T Barker.
No particular. OF the accident could tx
learned at the time the dispatch was
sent to the Helena independent, which
says:
'I'ol. Cirnalenin hal many friends ~
Helena, as well as in many other lN'r-
ton. of the Territory. TO his in'l"mit-
able perseverance, the Barker camp was
indebted for the erection Of the snlclter
which, is now in successful operation
there. Col. .lendenin came t" Mon
tana in 1867, and was for several years
enxavrsl in business ut Carroll. He IT.
terwar.l moved to Benton and assumed
charge there of the Coulson Line. Be
coming greatly interested in the Barker
mines. he last fall gave up the manage
u,cnt of the affairs Of the Couls"n Line
.t BENTON. and devoted his entire nttcn-
tom to mining.
His untin,ely death will lie generally
regretted. He leaves wife, and, We TX
lieve, one child, who are at Benton.
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Wate,'.

Much complaint has been heard dur
;,, .h.. last several days in regard I" III:
;ufcrior quality Of water supplied Wy the
Water Company for city use. re-" per-
s.,,s have known that for Nv" ""!" '''e
water pipes were ''"r" at ''''"'',
,x,in,- beyond the M"u''"" "'''e' ana
,y..r. ,,,aw.si out at an expense to inc
company Of several hundred dollars t.' a
...t.,,Lc steam engine having been
,.Lcn TO the ~cr,,c Of action. The freez-
;n., x.s caused by tile pipes I*v'ng
,..., uncovered and exl"'~..' I" the
weather. They have bee" c'r''u''S
covered up, and 1t is Thought =" "' '"'' '''s
trouble need he anticipated ."e r".s
supply stream was again t"r"t" 0" FRI
day night.
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A Rare Attraction.

Through the courtesy Of the Hon.
Samuel Word, who returned I" Butte
from Helena night before lust, we re-
ceived yesterday frUln an old friend,
Mr.. Ed. Zimmerman, the popular host
of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Helena, a
fine specimen Of granite rock recently
taken from the Mullan Tunnel. Owing
to the great difficulty experienced in
obtaining it, every piece we arr inform
ed, is eagerly sought after and carefully
treasured in the several cabinets in and
around the capital city. This rare curl
osity now before US will Ike correctly Ia
bele.l and s.,credly guarded in the MIN
ER's cabinet Of beautiful specimens. We
are not sufficiently verse'l in geology to
be able to state whether this rock Ike
longs to the Pal,rOzOic or
Mesuz0ic or CainOzt,ic strata, Or
whether it was fOrnetl during
the Plicccnc, or MiOcene or EaN.ene per
ioli, but one thing We do know, it Is
hard, very harl, ~ hard according tn
the authority Of Mr.. WO"dD as the
cheek Of the popular host Of tirst-cl:'ss'
hotel in Helena. Our old friend will
please accept the thanks Of the MINER
for this rare accession to its cabinet.
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AT LAST.
Two Happy Souls Made One.

Many years ago two fond hearts were
severed. and cruel fate seemed bent on
their perpetual separation. He went to
california. borne along by that tide Of
golden hopes which attracted y" many
youthful spirits from the cast. She
narri.rl another. ami around her was
formed family circle, and olive
branches grw up beneath the paternal
!'"f tree. and there WAS nothing to re-
'a'l The absent one, no place for him In
her home ar her heart.
Years rs,llerl on, and in the far oil
west Il" heard Of the death Of her nus
land, IL. wrote her Il letter, IT per
''saHcr there might yet Ike chord in her
'"ii' whicl, would thrill responsive !"
Tie 'n''>;r OF l,y gone years. ltthri''e'.
Yesterday the register nj the 1t. N"h-
"''> Hotel in this city showed the ar
f'vai "i Ma;a,nr Man.luu and two boys.
Last Nib. "a. light 0'cl.n'k III the st.
>;''.''I:.~ ':rlrl Madame Man'liu was
'n::'.,j I" Nr. John PeIlcticr, a well
'i"";. ..li;.u az Helena. (GngrltE-
.:t!.n.
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RAILROAD myvn
Which would have baan. ImrorA.,<
HIkuA.

A reporter Of the MlxER called ye,.
eerday evening On Hon. Sam. Word.
the attorney for the U. 1 n. road. at
me- NV Office in this city. whersupon
the following col:oquy ensped:
"Mr. Word have you seen the even
ing paper:''
Il have not had that pleasure" re-
piled Mr.. Word. II rarely see it un-
less some one calls my attention to it,"
The article headed 1.-THE Branch to
Helena. Depot: Ground Secured Near
the Capital City," was then read aloud
BY the reporter, and the conversation
continued - follows:
when were you in Helena?''
II returned Friday evening""
rs there any truth in the statement
that you have negotiated for depot
grounds near Hclena:'
'There is not word Of truth in what
you have read to me-, or in that state
ment. Ny brief visit to Helena had no
reference to such matters; 1 never con-
templated such thing and made no ef-
fort in that direction"
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CENTRAL WESTERN NEWS.
Gathered from Our Latest Ooast
Exchanges.

The Richmond Mining Company have
Dile.i I'D at their works in Eureka
about fl ,:,N, ON worth of refined lead.
Some n,isrrcartS ut Carson have '"s,
poisoning valuable dogs. The Sports
man. Clul, there have Offered $i' for
the arrest "i every such offender.
The employees Of the Union Pacific and
l-ta., x Northern freight offices are t+.-
inw va.,.ina,.sl free Of charge. iistr,'c-
ton, Il, thai effect having been issued
from, headquarters.
Two young men went I" bed in the
D;,mt Hotel IT, Reno, Nevada, Monday
nigh. and blew out tho g:.s instead a.!
,urnin.: ii off: The result; was that both
were. :.,,,.i dead III th"ir !nri the next
morning.
Work vii! he resumed to-day on the
Rio (;r:nd,. Western between salt Lake
and Provo. New arrangements have
been made for ties, and it is anticipates!
this portion Of the road will Tx c'''''pIct-
I'd early in April.-%. l.. Tribune, %".
The Coroner, Jury at Silver Reef,
who held an inquisiti"n upon the b'H'y
Of VIM. Rafferty,, found that deceased
came to his. death by means Ut shee
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4 REIGN OF TERROR.
The Alarming Increase Of Heart
Disease and the Symptoms
Which PreOod0 Il.
The Wonderful Properties ct ''9ooAe
tine-de-India," and How to
Properly U0e It.
00ooo - 0Op090o00o ~ A0os Do0os8
. U0W Oooe0vesy.

The mortality statistic. Of this country snow
that great proportion Of deaths arise from
Heart Disease. But aside froas the fatality
which attesds It, tie inconvenience ana SUI
(ering, which even the first stages brinS. make
it necessary to take prompt measures tor re-
lief. Undoubtedly the greatest remedy
Of modern tis,es for c,,1ine diseases q the
Heart is ''Sedatine-de India" which 10 A.
ceuplishin& such wonderful results ana a.
.ra :mg s. much attention. This great rem:
ei >sesses ingredients specially des!gne"
ter 81: The nu0erous troubles sf the Dea't
I Ne combination is tie result Of IenC AVA
Careful experiment, and it can l'~ s;ste'!
serted that VIXEN tak-m in time it will cr:''
every case. DO vsu ever have Nights"
oppressed feeling in side and breast. lrrez"
Action, Throbbiny, Jumping, FMtter';'s,'A
nentary stopping. Slow circulation Of tn
Dleo.i? These are IL! symptoms Of Heart
Disease. Those who are suffering and have
never tried it should 10 50 u once: those who
have ever tried It DO not need tn b~ urged to
DO - again. Ii your Druggist has not get it
vend one dollar AID fifty cents :" cur address
aud it will be mailed :" you. Sole agents,
Lobdell Chemical TO-. st. Louis. No.
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Satisfactory Progress I'm eoon1ng
9ubOCribQeo-Do Between poetY
and yifty Lights Already
Engaged.
Walkofvi1le may b Inoluded--Ligt
OF Subscribers.

Mr.. Ruthrauff rep0rte that he has met
with very encouraging success in secur-
ing users for the electric light, and that
there II every prospect now that the en-
terprise III be carried through success
fully. There has been general satisfae-
ton expressed with the scale Of prices,
and our leading business men have
CINE forward and endorsed the intro
duction of the light with their subscrip-
tons. Among these may bc mentioned
the following well-known firms:
Sands 4 Boyce, Gamer 4 Co., I.eyson
K Turck, Richards 4 Grix, Goldsmith
4 Co., H. Barnett, Kinna 4 Jack, Mi
lott L Robinson, G. W. Todd, Stackpole
4 BOtkin, Schmidt 4 Gamer, Schmidt
4 Parke, King 4 Lowry, Renshaw
Opera House, Bon Ton Restaurant. Vir-
ginia Chop House, Levy 4 Lowry, st.
Nicholas Hotel, {. b. Trowbritgc &
Co., w. Coleman & Co., Newton Bros,
J. u. Thomas, futile, EssOn 4 Co., n.
Heynlan 4 Co.. the Mint, California
Beer Hall, J. \. Gordon, ;Tle.ter Co
nli.lue,) &. II. Fiske, II. Il. Schiltlwaell-
ter, Il. W. Newkirk, J. Il. Chopper, G..
&. Fitschen,|S. Slusl,er, Owsley& Vail
tod, Gwin 4 Co., and Others.
Some Of the above subscribed for as
many as three lights. There are over
forty lights taken altogether, and there
is every PROSPECT Of enough more l~ing
taken to warrant the plant being c>tal'-
lishcG. The power will be limited so
that only certain number Of lights will
10 put in, and after that the works can-
not M increased except fully forty lights
more arc needed. If the Butte list is
not fillel it is probable that vile will
be run to Walkcrville and lights furn-
isl,ed to that entcrrrising burg. Mr..
Ruthrauft' expects to have his list COM
plcted by Monday night.
1t il thought that many "f the hoist
ing works and mills can very SUCCESS
fully use the light Tor all night running.
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A Card.

We SEE it stated in the later N""m-
tuim OF the 10th inst, that when Mr.. BD-
sanko was sober he WAS lhactal'ly dis
posed. but when under the influence Of
liquor, he was quarrclsomc, dangerous
and desperate man. We know the
latter assertion to Ike untrue. We
have known Mr.. BOsankO several
years and known him to be a quiet,
,,eaceable and un0ffen(ling citizen, an
honest man, and finn, fast friend to
his FKIFNI'S.
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The nightly meetings 1t the BeDtist
Chapel on North Main street are stiu
continued with interest. Services this
morning and evening at the usual houIs.
Rev. J. T. Mason, pastor Of the Bap-
tit church Of Helena and late Chaplain
Of the Territorial Legislature h expect
Cd to assist in these meetings, and also
to aid in the organisation Of . Baptist
Church in this city. NeetingD Of great
interest may be expected during the
week. Rev. DR.. Voolfolk, who lectures
on Thursday and Friday evenings Of
this week 1t Renshaw's Hall, IL also ex-
peeted to remain several days and as
sist in the above series Of meetings. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
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fred from . pistol In the hands Of Her
bert 6teele, with 1e]onious intent.

fired ffom . pistol in the hands Of Her
bert Steele, with felonious intent.
Two black foxes were lately trapped
On Camas Prairie, I. +. Their skins are
worth $500 apisoe.
A few daysago, An. Jones Of HALEY,
I. r., received letter from . solicitor ct
Nostell Colliery, near Wakefield, York
shire. England, informing her that her
uncle, Alexander Wombell, has just
died, leaving her an estate valued 1t
ESQ, 900.
A gentleman lately arrived from Tus-
carora in Eureka, tells the Sentinel some
interesting things about that camp.
shortly before he left he saw house o
five rooms, all furnished-good house
and good furniture sold for $00. An
other house Of as many rooms sold for
$50. There are but few men working in
the mines; fifteen in the North Belle
Isle, seven or eight in the Navajo, about
as many in the Belle Isle and few
chloriders in the Young America.
Springer 4 Hackc's store ut Charles
ton. \. r., was robbed Saturday night
of $7I'. While several citizens were in
the store, two men entered with shot
gums, and springer was told to open tn.
safe and be lively. The money was then
taken. The parties walked out. mounted
their horses and rode oft.
The Silver City .So"th"rxt contains
particulars Of recent Indian dcpretlations
in the vicinity Of Clifton, Apache coun-
ty. A. +. They ran Oft stock belonging
to e. Lyle, Frank sixty and john Me-
Millen. Six If the n,arau.lers rode up
to Mother Carr's house about twenty
miles above Clifton. and shot Mexican
who was standing in the doorway. He
fell across the dOorsill and they passed
over his body into the house, destroyed
all the furniture and shot Mother Carr
80 fatally that she died in Il few hours.
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THE LAST sOENDS.


At eleven o'clock yesterday morning
the bGNly of Al. Grove was buried from
the Sisters Hospital where he died,
Up to the hour of this writing no in
tslligence had l'een received of the cap
ture OF Bob Lcdingham. his murderer.
Hitherto the MINER has RETAINED from
an expression Of opinion in the matter,
hoping that I.etlingl'am would he cap
tured and tried by due process Of law,
and that the facts would then speak for
themselves. 1t is unnecessary to state
now that public feeling condemns
strongly the criminal carelessness, to ray
the least, which permitted the escape Of
I.etlingham. The officer who captured
and sul1sesi uently released him ceased to
be o member Of the Butte police force on
the day after the occurrence. Public
opinion would not tolerate his cOntinu-
ong in the service of the city ~ nrotect-
Of the lives and property of our citi-
zenx. 1t Is said that Ledingham was
seen in the city the night after the muir
der, and that since then he has been seen
in Boulder. If the voice Of public
sentiment is to be needed no efforts will
le spared to secure his recapture and
punish those who assisted in his escape.
Several hundred members Of the
Minen' Union escorted the remains Of
William Bosancho, about three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, to HE last resting
place in the cemetery, attended by the
Centreville BAND. There Is y bitter
feeling among the friends Of Bosancho,
some ofwhom publish card in another
column.
Michael Carroll was bound over yes
ter(lay by Justice O'Meara in the SUM Of
two thousand dollars to appear before
the Grand Jury which meets tomorrow.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
Hotel and Billiard Hall.

fire ,,r1,Of cellar and uil bar fixtures. bI!liari
table etc. The hall Is suitable t',r theatre or
concert lroupes and dancing parties. being sncC.
kmiLi,nx of the kind III tho place.
The hotel building IL located t'n the main
street, il two stories high and II tuli ample
for the accommodation Of one huni'cd or more
For further infos Datien apply at this office:
lkjon-W0
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A i<EUAL NETTING
=: tie 4I;uer Publishing Company

i; "a, Regular annual meeting q! the
MIN. Publishing Company held last
~ II i: ia" ranking house Of I)Onn"il.
Ear. :. !.ar:.hic. the following "hiccrs
,.....i i.r the ensuing year:
:'"',.r- J. \. Hyde, IL. L. 3"wn'
j. !;'.>> clark.
r. '':'n: j. \. Hyde.
Irr-i: -idrMt-H. 4. Brown.
i:'"~iir.r-J. R.sss Clark.
SECRETARY daniel si<s,rles.
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cry AND COUNTY.

From Sundays Daily.
...h;np new in the hospitals yes-
,erday.
rhe latest quotation Of Alice stock
:. New York Is ..
" knight, ESQ.,, of the First M
:n,l Bank, Helena, IL in Butte.
r,,,.rc dollars per share was freely
.r.r.i for Moulton stock on the streets
Yesterday.
,.u,nmr's grand opening last night in
.,nn..ra saloon, Renshaw block, was .
great success
r..r,. arc seven feet Of snow ut Crows
near the summit Of the Cnur
x.A,.nc Mountains.
rho ,l,an,om dance Friday night in
,.,,,;,.' Hail was largely attended, and
,..,., oil without any unpleasantness.
e. singers furniture rooms, Oh
g., Park street. will SOON l)e in even u
,,..r condition than before the late
hrv.
:. ,uai,cr column will I've found a
., fr,,n, the friends Of B0saEchO bear
:.,,..,;,,,ony - his lH.aceai,le char
a,icr.
Am. Lee. who painted the counter in
IA, new hank building, has grained and
,,,,;Irin.d the iron columns in the new
f., our, ,.~,n. at Capli'c Hall, in hand
~,.,n MANNER.
Tin. interior finish, Blinds, Carpets,
and genera! appointments of the Bank
y,;liiu. wcrc.l"ne in II style seldom seen
!, ,h,. West. Basement, Bank and Club
,.,,,> wcr. furnished by r. l.. Bonner
St".
Mis-, Annie, daughter of Mr.. Daniel
-,r,,i,- OF the MINER, who has been
,,i,r i'll during the past week with an
;,.rrav,tr,l case 1T sore throat, Is, we
~. ;aca,,sl to state, r,l.i.iIy conval-
,-,.ili".
The Two ami a half foot Indy Of ore
.,r,,ck "u the crs,ss-cut south from the
~ f.nh level i'm the MOultOn is free,
and is exactly similar to the ore l'ody
found on the two and three hundred
fDt levels.
One Of the sufferers by the recent ac-
,ilent on the l.. p. road near Laramie,
Conductor HOIert, was reported not 10
we'll last Tuesday, some unfavorable
Mwd symptoms having developed
themselves.
The Herald wants college establish
I'll in Helena. 1t Is highly appropriate
that the Helena papers should desire an
Increase If educational facilities. The
int pruftsson-hip established should be
the chair ~ Mullan.
The railing around the space allotted
to the liar in the new court room, and
The judges stand were in place last eve
ming. ami everything is in readiness for
the opening tomorrow Of the District
Court in the finest court rN'm in the
west
Mr.. J. NJ. Lett, the representative
&! the "lIallock Danlper Regulator
TO-" If New YORK, in the Pacific
states and Territories, II now ut the st.
Nicholas Hotel. Mr.. Leet's business Is
to intr~lnr his fuel saving machine in
!" the mills in and about this city. His
k'tir.s and certificates from parties now
,l>in. il should give him Il gstN1 send OFT
here.
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School Matters.

Arrangements have been completed
liz the trustees. to open s.'huDl room on
East Park street, near Sch>ncr's store.
II viil IN in charge of Miss Hix"n, ana
the room H. which she has brcn teach
;,,v on lower Montana street will ~
closed up hereafter.
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The Great English Remedy

Is u INCORPORATING cue
E,r Nervous l"-Dility u.
Exhausted Wit Atty.
S","inal We:l: snf.sr
S,perinats,rrlltEa. Loaf
- . NelloO lmlh.-
n.,.ry. Paralysis. and
al II" terrible effects
Of Self Abuse. yG,liillul
l,Ilir>. AVID eSCeSSl:S in
InatGr " ar>--Sllch aS
Loss OF Memory. Las
Situtl". NGGlurlla.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, Vital Weakness,
Prnstrai,"u from Ovrrwsrk or l,dlseT~t: or,
is radically AMI promptly cured by ''St. Janes'
Vitalic Pills" raey rei!ew the visor Of youth
aud are a positive cuse t.'r .il~r,natorrlea,
ln,poteuc;, Sexual Debility. etc. Price CEe
dollar aud fifty cents per- box. sent by nail
bv tho se!e agents, Iullieil Chemical CO.. ST.
Louis, No. Juiy1-d&w-1Vr.
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t:mi~>i..,. AVERSION I" society. Dim',css "f Wis
ion. Noises u tin. Head the vital fluid Da>s my
unt,s,>:yt.. u ii,c uri!,c. "isi n;",.y ':rr Dis
eases .i,atl ':,'i t., Insanity ami death
DIR NVSvlE ~ gr.". Ia t'rt IL fovs H0o.
~rcso DD~i ~ f;rn ra,.O !l. kind the Vital.
RE& IOKAllvE :un'r'r his = clal advice ana
tr,.at,n:.i:E v.ll MT "'." or for ;,nvihi ~ i'm
pune or injurious firlE ~ IL. 1sR. NbNIlI
treats all iriVa.:. ti.."I'> sage - ilI. thou
,.,c,cury. ssA,::ss.si.,ss free. ih'r, ':li OK
am ina ion ana a.iv!"c ii.c;a'!I"c analysis ~
.i,in". -. Prize" az VITA, Dse~s"rasss~. -
DD;t,c. or four !inn* .,.'' ia":iiE.s'l" sent Il
any a'air..>. "i..., !."". OF ir,'"'. "r g. a. ~.
secure f.':n '''.> rv:'':! ani ~ lriv:i" MAJ"
,fd..> rcd. u: 4 I: .1aAslE. ". -.
WHO is IL r.'':. :: H-:r''". ;:,i' i"at' a. me
Univ"rsti" If ''':,!~.-!E',!ia.'
II SSc.sssscy &i.. MN Fr:ass. 6-r". :':.jN.
s,R MgttSB:,> KIDNEY E.Esi.:ts1. NJ.
Essa NE;l(l n c',,.> al kinds at E:i ~ ana
f:,a.i,er Tom, .it.is. tinrii:' ,;!'s':. !+tr'r-
rt."a. For sale b.! all druggists; - '"itlc:>sx
bottles for -
DR, NINTlE'& IsA.sl3: LION l'lLS.k. "r" ME
tr>l and che: ,.>i - } = r t:i'ssK 4 a:m ERa1OlH
cure IN H." L,arket. For sal: hy All druggists
wiulyt'tl
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CHICAGO, Fell. 1p.-The email ln'x Is
gradually diminishing. To-tiay's re.
,n,rt. shows only three new cases ana
two deaths. Out OF about lU cases In
the hospital - are reported outside the
city.
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BORN.

'UNG--In lutte. ~. r.. Thurxdsy. febrosSy
~. isS., 10 Mr.. and Ms. 0eo1ge To0B'
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LIST Of LETTERS

ARTISTS Zcph
Allary JOS
Amgwin Andrew:
AnI,ear Vim
Ba&xett + X:
B,lrtclx Frank
RS>f.l.l ThOs
Kia>h ThOs
El.,.i fOrl n iSs bella
Brown JOS ].
l:O<.k JdAl0n
BdDjes Mrs L NJ!
Reh rnan jacob
Bennett Jimmy
Bell John
Dea, WI
Bounann John
Bailey TristrSm
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Campbell J Il
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Carl Chax
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Cox Jo& e
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COuust0ck D
C0l0t0n EdW
C0rbett J l.
Goldman Donl
Crayen J0s
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Dean VIC
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O0ns,etey Ed
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Dunno NJ
EO010Nn Heun
Elmer Jas
Elmer Chas 4
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Fitzpatrick Jim
Elaherty Jas u
Fleming Martin
friday Frank
Frazier Robert
FrOgnenter Albert
FrauenIxneeht JnO
Garvey Th0a
.Siliis Duncan
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Halle,l Jas
Hancock Mr.
Hammer j J
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Haley Chas
Hart Emery
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Harrington Philip
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HuDnel Peter
Hull w II
HegG J,sO
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H0ekin Jonathan
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Jones Henry
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hanson Alfred
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