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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
a POISONED HAND.
Dr' DICKSON Wins Victory From an In.
surance Company.

Dr' DICKSON Wins Victory From an In.
surance Company.
PITTsBURG, January 26.-A case in &C.
c'dent insurance quite without parallel
IN the history # that branch of insurance
received partial settlement in this citv
yesterday. Ths claims made and the dis
pute epgandered have attracted the atte en-
ton of the insurance world, and nearly
all the leading companies have had special
SCENTS in PittsSurg watching the develop
in the case. The prominence of the
plsintiff has added to the interest felt
locally ard ger ererally.
Dr. Jas. n. Dickinson, surgeon who
has done what but three or four others in
the country have been able to accomplish
tied the s1b-ciayian artery--insured
himself sgaint accident in the Peoples
Mutual Accident Company, of this CITY,
pacing premium whIOd called for the
payment of S25 weekly in case Of dis
ability or accident. He also insured him
self in the Fidelity & Casualty Company,
of New York. -
Subsequently, DIR. Dickson was called on
the 18th Of September to Braddocks to as
sist in an operation 10 relieve necrosis, the
operation involving amputstion. During
the process OF incisiOn one Of the surgeons
present allowed the scalptl used 10 slip and
g minute cut wss inflicted upon the end OF
the thumb of DIR. DiCkson's right hand,
penetrating the quick Of the nail. With
out loss OF time DR.. Dickson csuterizsd the
WOurd again and again, and it apparently
healed satisfactorily. But when the eau
terization Was nearly ready to pass from
the wound fungus growth tupeIvened and
the Doctor was deprived Of the uae of his
hand and debarred from the practice of his
profession for a number Of weeks he re-
peltedly notified both companies, but re-
ceIvfd 70 response.
When he had quite recovered he called
upon both the Peoples and Fidelity Com
panies and presented his claim. The rep
resentativel refused to pay, and their
ground was that they did not hold them
selves liable in cases where exposure to q
vegetable or mineral poison could be
proven, as the policies provided.
DR.. Dickson promptly began lsgsl pro-
csedings against the companies, and asked
for damages. Yesterday the Fidelity and
Casualty confessed judgment and settled
the claim. The P.opls's Company will
let the courts pass upon the question in
yolyed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
NEW MARrINsvILLE.

Circuit Court, Judge Jacobs p-esidiDg,
being in session a large number al people
from the county are in town. A large
number of Indictments found by the grand
Jury and the attendance of newly elected
Cflicers no doubt causes the large attend
ance at Court.
Judges A. J. BOreman and J. ID. Ewing
have Occupied the beuch on cases IN
which Judge Jacobs in interested.
G. Misses Nan and Rena BroOkover, of
Warrington, entertained their friends on
last Thursday evening at the residence oil
Mr. A. p. Brookover.
q The supper at John Stender's o1 last
Thursday evening, IN the interest of the
Catholic Church, was attended by many OF
our best young and old folks, and neat
sum wss realizsd. ,
Numerous petition are being circulated
by candidates who are willing to assist
John Wanamsker in distributing the mail.
Messrs. J. w. Mccoy, L. \. Arnett and
Col. F. Smith, of Fairmont, and w. v.
Hoge and T. S. Reilly, of Wheeling, were
in attendance at Court this week.
VIM. MeieheD, of the Moundsville Sun,
and J. H. Mccoy, of the Tyler Democrat,
were in town this week.
The protrs cted meeting at the M. h
Church, under the auspices OF the Kew
Mr.. Hammond, is still in progress.
The open winter is causing great
amount of sickness in this neighborhood.
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amount of remonstrance or exhort.,iou
that We can put forward. They may affect
to listen, but they are Laughing at usall
the time, and no protest Of ours wig have
the value of straw in permanentlT ar
resting their progress.
With IeSpsct to England tbsy CON-
tidsntly rely upon that country's uadi-
v.ded attention to more important inier-
ests in the rorth of Asia. They thor
oughly understand Eogland's mofbid and
exaggerated dread of Russia ard thew
mean to profit by the Unsigned izSesity
Of concentrating the British ope.aiions
upon an object quite apart from that
which the aspirations which Germany ere
directed. They believe that England will
rever permit herself to bs digtrscte from
the present courte of her solieitude. and
that their proceedings in Samoa will re
opposed by only an outward show of dis.
satisfaction. nothing is more certain than
taAt Germany will hold her own in the
islands with determined, and if necessary,
desperate tenacity. To abandon them
would be to relipquish the most daring
and ambitious hope of Bismarck's later
life.n
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CLARKsRURG.
A Readable Budget of Local News-Ap-
proach Ways TO the Now Bridge.

a hsadable Budget OF Local New5-Ap-
prOaoh Ways TO the Now Bridge.
Specidl Correspondence Of he Sunday Regiaer.
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, January 90
The County Court refuses to build tie
approach ways to the new bridges in this
city upon the erroneous theory that the
town must do so. 1t is more than likely
that il will be awakened to sense Of pub.
lie duty By 2 mandamus proceeding. 1t is
certain that the citizens have elected a
Council, which will assume their duties on
next Friday night, which will be firm in
this matter of SO great interest to our tax
payers.
The turning on OF the water snd putting
the water works in successful operation
has been prevented by the breaking of sew
eral mains, and thereby occasiOning leaks.
All the cases OF scarlet fever ara now
well, ard nc new ores.
Our fair will be held Oh September 10,
IL, II and 13. Preparations are being
made which will insure it o certain sue
cess.
There is a proposition now on foot 10
change our county county commissioner
system, aud in lieu ihsref elect a county
Judge, and have each magisterial district
represented by commissioner for the pur-
pose OF laying leyies, &c. As to whether
1t will meet the appreciation Of our people
is an open question, aud it may bs that
the prop )sitiOn will not at oil be submit
ted by the Legislature to be voted on
There is a revival meeting in progress at
Goff Chapel.
T c Reed, formerly of this city, now Of
st. Msrys, one of Clsrksburg's Oldest resi-
dents, is circulating among his numerous
friends
Misses Nina and Anna Harrison are the
guests Of Miss Daisy Harrison of this city.
Miss Annie Framework is the guest Of
relatives here.
Miss Ella McKtehan is in Wtllsville,
O., visiting her sister Mrs. Smith.
Dr.. and Mrs. Carr have left for Georgia,
where thay will spend the winter in the
South.
Miss Della Raymond is visiting in New
York City.
Mr.. Jackson, Of the West Virginia
University, was in the city during the
week.
Mr.. Jacob L. SIaley was married one
day this week to Miss Hattie Grimsley, Of
this city. Tney have the congratulations
of host of friends.
On last Monday morning the thermom-
eter in this city at o'clock g. m. regis
tered zero.
Mr.. K. T. Lowndes is erecting two new
store rooms on Third street. We want
more enterprising men like Mr.. Lowndes.
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$4,000 MEN MAY 60 OUT.

The Cookers of the OonneIlsviIle Region
WIN Strike Unless an Advance of Ton Per
Cent Is Granted-Excitementi is High.
PITTsBURG, January %. Intelligence
hom the Connellsville coke regions to-
night that indicates that excitement is
high amOog the cokers and that the prob
abilities of strike are growing. At
joint meeting of K. of L. organizations in
ScOttdale to-day. All the prominent To-
cal leaders were present. The convention
resulted in the adoption of a resolution to
strike unless the operators grant an sd.
vance apprOximating 10 per cent. Dis
trict Master Workman Wise, of the Knights
CT Labor said to-day that since the opera
tors say they cannot possibly pay more
money, q strike is regarded as a certainty.
He said further that in case of strike, up.
wards of $4,000 men will go out, which
really means that $4,000 people will be
sffsctel.
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CLARINGToN GOSSIP.

Messrs. A. A. Baldwin and John Mallory,
who have been working at Wheeling,
spent Sunday at their home in this place.
Mr. Joseph Spsidel, of the firm ti Jos.
Spaidel 6 Co., of Wheeliog, was IN town
Tuesday.
Miss Ozoro Case and sister, Mrs. Belle
Cats, of Bellaire, but formerly OF this
pace, rptnt several dogs of the past week
with friends and relatives here.
Mr.. Henry Hibermel made a business
trip to Wheeling the latter part of the
week.
Mr. S. F. Urpman left yesterday morning
for Canal Dover, o, where he has accepted
the position of travelling salesman for
furniture factory.
Miss Mary Watson, of West Wheeling,
il visiting friends and relatives here.
Mr.. 0. Atkinson made business trip to
Wheeling this week.
Mr. T. X. Smith, of Bellaire, was here
on business Wednesday.
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JAY WANTS THE B. & 0,
TO CONNECT WITH THE MO. PACIFIC.
dis Southwestern Lines Must Reach Nsw
York Direct.
POLICY OF THE GARRETT FAMILY.
Remarkable Developments Nay Be. Expected
in B. & 0. Affairs,

BALTIMORE. January 26 "A statement
recently appeared in the Loadon .S,afv,
that Jay Gcu!d has been trying to secure
control Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, in order to connect his southwestern
properties directly with New Yo.k and
that the recently remarkable change, in
tnat company were indicative of prepara-
lions being made to let Mr.. Gould have his
way.
Referring to this statement Mesars
Hambleton & Co, the Baltimore bankers
and railroad authorities, hsys this 10 eay
In their weekly circular to-day:
The policy of the Garrett party. which
has complete control OF the Baltimore 4
Ohio Company, viii naturally be, primar-
lily, to make good the 90, 600 shares Of stock
held by the Garrett family. The first
avoWed step in this direction is to comp,ete
the Staten Island connectio,. and ss the
baltimore * Ohio Company has gone 90 far
as to bnild the Philadelphia extersion and
assume large liabilities On Staten Island. h
IS Of vital Importance that the connecting
link be perfected. This, 70 doubt, s,oner
CT later will be done, and haviog bssn &c.
complished, the Baltimore & 0Sao Com
pany will be in letter coadiHon IA earn
dividenis and put tie stock in bettssshspe
for another deal, shouli one be cahtem-
plated. y -
The stock controlled by the Gsrrett
family, owing 10 the fact that the State Of
Mary land and the city. of Baltimore have
no vote in the election Of directors, abso-
lutely controls the management of ths
company. 1t could bs cold, if delired, and
with it would go the control OF the road.
II Mr. Jay Gould should ever become pas
sessei Of the Baltimore and Ohio road, As
he did the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
lines, we would not give q great deal for
the -. 900 sheres OF BAlhmora And Ohio
held by Baltimore city and the II, 500
held by the Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity. Such a contingency, however, is not
contemplated. The managers of the Bal
timore and Ohio are too much interested in
the city to leave out Of any deal the city
and Johns Hopkins University stock. We
have not so far observed any indications Of
letting Mr.. Gould have bis own way N hia
desire to obtain control Of the Baltimore K
Ohio road, but we are h6tte be surprised
at any remarkable developments that may
be in store regarding Baltimore & Ohio az
fairsn
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs-

Inspector General Jones, l. S. A, died
at Fortress Monroe yesterday.
Senator Allison's friends are confident
that he will % into the Cabinet. He is
now at Indianapolis.
Joseph DENNY, dwarf coloTed mack
driver, was found guilty OF murder IN the
first degree yesterday:
Yesterday was the fourth anniversary of
the death of General Gordon at Khartoum.
Eight boys were seriously injured at
Reading. Pa, in scOasting accident.
Mrs. Harrison and Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee
are at the Gilsey House, New York.
Fanny Dayenpos' rs ,O Nns nsrfa5@snce fn Ss e''
The PlttsbuTg manufacturer of the cast
steel euu which bnrst is now explaining
how it haIpeued.
The Ssnats Tariff bill is in the hands Of
Mr. Mills Committee on Ways and
Means,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27

c,,an Foid. Garden, Johnson, Sttel,
RascA ard Morgan.
7, will be seen that many of the votes
were complimentary, and that the ballot
really indicated nothing. After the one
b,not the ioint assembly dissolved and the
House took o recess until 4 ?. N.
on res ssmbling the vote was taken on
H.ren's point of order. 1t was decided
no. well tiken, and business proceeded.
Tne Committee on Mines and Mining re-
ported iavorably, among other bills, Dele.
gste Corco-sn's to establish system OF
mire draining aud mine inspection. his
child labor ard labor bureau bills we're also
iayorably reported
b,ur was then given up for the irtso iuc-
ton ofnew bills Col. Chew introduced the
bin TO establish o Bureau OF Immigration
and state Development. Delegate Garden,
Of Ohio county, presented bill to estab-
Fsb S.ate system of boiler inspection.
Delegate Pichard, OF Marion, presented q
Din suggts'irg several important changes
to the school law. Several minor bills
ard resolutions were also read and acted
upon. At five O'Clock the House took an
adjournment until Monday.
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SHERIFF PROTECTS THEM.

a Few Men are at Work In the CollierIes of
the Flat Top RegIOn-One Victory f.r the
Strikers.
ROANOKE, VA, January 26.-The stu
alton in the Fiat Top coal regions has not
changed materially since the last report.
A few men are at work at the cOllieries Of
the CrCz,r, Houston and Turkey Gap Coal
Companies urder the protection of the
Sheriff of Mcdowell county, W. Va, and
posse. All the rest Of the miners in the
Flat Top region, except at POCahOntss, are
idle, hut orderly and determined. In tie
meantime the Southwest Improvement
Company, at Pocahoutas. is doing big
business in mining and shipping coal.
Several hundred of the West Virginia
miners have found work there.
A nicer for RObsrt Goodwill & Co.
brought suit for coal be had mined in ex-
cess of two tons to the car ard got judg-
ment. Tais was a test case, and is re-
garded as a victory for the strikers.
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aERMANY's BEST SHIPS.

The Baden, Barren, Sachsen, and Wur-
tsmberg aIe the most heavily armored Of
the Germon fleet, and, like the Konig
Wilhelm, are citadel ships; that is, they
have armored midship casemsts and a
smaller casemate forward carrying the
guce, and belt of srmor thence below the
water line to shield the boilers and
machinery; elsewhere they are totally ur-
unprotected. The battery is so arranged
as to give them straight ahead fire with
four guns, stern fire with two and a
bsam fire with three The arnor extends
over only about one-tbird of the whole
length of the ship, but defective deck is
supposed 10 give protection TO the remain
der of the hull below the water line.
Besides the heavy ships in the above list
Germany has the Arminius, sn iron tuIret
ship of !, $50 tons AID y inches of srmor,
carrying four ton guns and steamiDg ten
to eleven knots; also eleven otter iron ves-
sells OF /, ,09O tons displacement, nine knots
speed aad 8.inch armor, each carrying one
12-inch gun of 81 tons weight. There are
probably incapable of crossing the Allan
tic, but are intended for defence Of the
German porte.
THE COMMERCE DEsTROYERs.
OF fast unarmored cruisers Germany has
but four
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IN WHITE CHAPEL STYLE.
A Fiendish Assault on the Cooper Hos
pital Nurse.

A FIendish Assault on the Cooper Hos
pital Nurse.
CAMDEN, \ J. January 26.-Miss Arnie
Eisenhsrt is the head nurse at the Cooper
Hospital. Shortly after one o'clock this
morning she was tending patients in the
male ward on the second floor, and started
to the bathroom for some hot water to wet
a bsndage. Just IS she was snteIiog the
bathroom man stepped from behind the
door and grasped her by tie wrist, saying,
''I want some money" She replied that
she h5d 10 money, but said she would give
him her wstch. The man replied that he
did rot want that, and then, snatching a
towel, put it around her neck and began
choking her. Sac screamed and the man
pulled the 10 vel tighter, and then secured
Der wrists and ankles with heavy cord.
After attempting to assault her Re drew a
long knife ard cut off her hair, which was
found on the floor in her lace cap, satur-
ated with blood After stabbing her re-
peat=dly he left her in dying condition.
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LIST OF DEL'CACIES.
What Caterer Boldt VIII Serve at the In
augursl Bali supper

sugursl Bali Supper.
PHILADELPHIA, January 26.-Landlord
George C. Boldt, of the Bellevue, returned
from Washington yesterday, where he
made final arrangements for serving the
inaugural ball supper.
He saved the pen with which he signed
the contract, to see Hereafter, he said, how
much such little thiog as psn will cost
a man.
Competition from New York was quite
sharp, but Mr.. Boldt was given the pref
erence. Servants, food and table service
will all be furnished from his establish
merts in Philadelphia. Among the pro
visions served will be 90, 600 oysters, 5000
chicken crcquettes, 5000 sweetbreadS,
300 gallons of terrapin, 5000 qnail, 5000
5000 dishes of pate &c foie gas, 6,OOO
sandwiches and two carloads of bread. The
menu will be mostly in English, and one
of the delicacies will be Goose Liver a Ia
Harrison"
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A HUMAN PIN-CUSHION.
Remarkable Feats of a Man Whose Nerves
Are Said to BE ParAlyzed.

oAN1 VI - uAnh NthOoo -NNANo
Are Said to BE Paralyzed.
New YORK, January 26.-The sight of a
man willfully sticking two-inch needles
into his body would no doubt make per-
son of sensitive nerves finch, but to num-
Der of sporting men who were gathered in
an Office yesterday, the sight was not so
appalling. For two hours they watched
Louis ]. Beck make pin.cushion of him
self. Beck, who is % years old, resides in
Newark, where he works in his fathers
butcher shop. Yesterday he passed needles
through his cheek, tongue, lips, thighs
and fingers without apparent pain. He
told q reporter he had oftsn lost pins and
needles while indulgiDg in his psstime,
but they had invariably made their sp-
pearance after travelling about in his flesh
at points fer from where they had been
lest. He says reputable physicians claim
he is a sufferer from paralysis Of the
nerves.
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sentenced-A Death.

Special telegram to the Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, January 26.-To-day
Judge Jackson sentenced Floyd Payne and
Henry Smith to the penitentiary for year
and imposed inc on each cf $500; NJ. J..
Bogps and John Lynch were acquitted by
the Jury, ard the case against John Riddle
was dropped.
C Cone, mail agent for several years
between here and Graft On, died suddenly
this morning at EllenbOro.
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RlowIng Great Gums.

MINNEAPoLIs, January 26.-A snow
Storm is blowing in the northwest and
travelling southeast at a great rate. It
started up in Canada Thursday afternoon
and reached Dakota Friday night. the
storm extends from the rOrthern line of
Dakota to Sioux City, Iowa. The tenn
perature hiss fallen about 30 degrees IN
twerty-four hours but is not yet below
zero except at one OF two places. There ID
heavy snow and high wind, which at some
points has reached blizzard. The storm Is
losing fcrcs as it travels East.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after yea's of suffering
from that loathsome disease, Catarrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at last
found recips which completely cured and
saved him from death. Any sufferer ron
This dreadful disease sending a selt-sd'
dressed stamped envelope to Prof; J: A.
Lawrence, So Warren ST., New York oityi
will receive the racine frse Of charge
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lIPLNsNGAY VOTES.

II n
u r,.. ., ..'..,. .- ...,'l,s "A hh.
m,ul Introduced '
G-e-
'N w. Va January 25.-
Past.cs hasmads The member.
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n ,'' '-'.-' .lAn 1sa
tr t1. iu.tice ta sav ,t,t
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We, '.oeSed by
insisted on debate
uN. trivial notions.
business after .bs ,,.-.....
o-.-.,. Go.
'-ni''ees. Mr.
O.-r,.es on Finance. re-
a'e4a.y Harea. ofNrsr.
'ta's.y uade the point of ~.
p, ta..-... .-..,l ''
u e.,,,... ..- .' transacted
W '-e '''atassembly to
5 .oa returns This point
''.' Id passed upon time and
.s9airg ct the .essio1' ION and 1n5
-l' been decided in tbe nsss 80 !
FH,y vote -
lo"eysr gmye,v proces5ad
..,,.,N N'a7s.s Chew and Sprieg
9..' log ihe Democrats. and
Zen '- .o' the Republicans
s- F. 30 made 81 strong speech
.Pa6ic'n view. diisripg Gi .
,-.s e e- 'le e 41estion.
s.s ...'-, -aar of 70 noon,
Ias-s VA. --,., -,,'' Of the Senate
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New Paper At Washington.

ePeSdl Islegrdn @ tif sunday keciNeT
WASHINGTON, PA, January 26.-The
Journal a new evening and weekly paper,
edited by ThOs. T. Irvine, formerly of the
Pittsburg Times, made its first appearance
on the street to-day. Harry 7. Stew art,
formerly Of the Pitts6urg Dispateb, will b e
one Ofthe associate editors. Toe paper is
said to be backed by the leading bushes s
men Of the town.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
nnoLlen,. Arnlca saIve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheuD, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Cbilblains,
Oorns and sll the Skin Eruptiops, ana
positively cures Piles, or no pay rec ulrSu.
II is guaranteed TO give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price % cenh per DOL
FOR sale by Logan & Co.
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WELLsBURG.
Charles Prscht's Bakery Destroyed by Fire
The Election Contest IL Suli In Pro

AnhTlth DeN'AJ -
The Election Contest is Still In Pro
Rress.
s,1ec4al Corresporde7oe Of The sunday ReGister.
WEL1sBURG. January 26 "A fire oc-
CURED ist night about one o'clock, in
which the bakery of Charles Pracht, on
North Charles street, was completely de-
stroyed. The fire originated in some man
ner By natural gas No other damage WAS
done, and a few hundred dollars will cover
the loes.
The election contest case is still in pro-
Rress. 81 far two votes have been thrown
ont. and one, that of Martin Cameron, OF
Collier received This vote was refused
by the commissioners of election on Noyem-
her The votes of Johnston and New
meyer, of Collier, were admitted as good
by the Court. At 2:l5 Court adjo1rne1
until Monday at 9 O'Clock.
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GERhANY'S NAVY.
What Ships She Has For Use In Gases OF
War With the United States-Her Fleet
Not Formidable,

4'tIV IVTN IIsTuIu.
No one expects serious trouble with
Germany over the Samoa affair. Never
theiess, as wars between great Powers
have grown out of events which at their
beginning looked far less mensc;ng, the
strength OF the German navy If matter Of
interest 70 all Americans. There would
bs 10 probsbility-almost no possibility
OF land operations, but the German war
ships would undoubtedly attack some part
of our coast. To DO this Germany could
put into action thiIteen armed ships, as
follows
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l.r.f.rs Were Absent aAA ..t'
I, L.. r.mpsued an Adjournment
4. c.,f.r,nes Committee Re-
as.
w v r,,r,r 25-
''' .,,-sof
~ morning 'aa A''''- '-
: IN which tie Democrats got rattle.
A V,crssrs- s1os,t.d tba.
.t. .,o
- a'ell7 O'.-l' ''l'
.rlsoa the question o. rules s''s'l''s