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S25 PAYS FOR LOT 40X300 FEET IN BEAUT1-
full Egg Harbor City: 2 railroads, the Camden
and Atlantic and Royal Reading route; COM
mutation flre 20 Phila. Is cents has Is hotels.
newspapers 5 churches. schools. wagon works,
furniture and sink factory, knife handle works, Is
clothing manufactures. canneries, Is cigar
factories. 63 wine makers. champagne makers
with immense wine vaults. vineyards. 4 brew
cries. 2 nurseries. . bottling works. pottery,
saw mills, parchment paper works. public baths.
fine parks. lake and fair grounds, 2 building
societies electric lighting contracted forl.
and other Industries too numerous mention:
these lots sold cheap to close estate:
only few left: s. down and 81 per week: 10 per
cent OF for cash: send money: VIII select best
lots left and send warranty deed free by
turn mail: send for circular. RICHARD CORN
WELL, 65s Franklin St. Philadelphia. NIL -20t
FOR sALE-yIILAGE AND COUNTRY HOMES,
country seats. farms OF all sizes. and timber
lands. at reduced prices and terms.
n6-1m COOKE ID. LUCKETT. Rockville. Nd
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FUR KENT-
No. 1911 21st st. NV; 2story and basement
brick dwelling OF rooms and bath: house in
good repair. Price. $50 per month to a perma-
nent tenant.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.,
niT-3t 1924 F ST. NV.
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The above is only a portion of the properly on
| my books For full list call office for bulletin
issued on the LIST and 18th.
! nil tt z wAGGAMAN
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No. 1922 10Th st. NV: a very desirable 3-story
and basement brick dwelling containing IL rooms
and bath; every convenience. Terms reasonable.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO,
mist 1924 st. NV.
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Do YOU WANT MONEY!
II so do not fail to get our rates before borrow
ing.
We make loans furniture. pianos. borses
wagons. &C., without removal publicity, at
the lowest possible rates and in the quickest pos
sihla time.
Loans cen be paid in part or in full at any
time to suit the convenience of the borrower
and any part paid reduces the cost OF carrying
the loan In propot ttoa to the amount paid.
II you have loan with other parties have
purchased furniture other goods time and
find the payments a little larger than yon can
meet conveniently we will take 1t up and carry
the loan for you.
There is no delay. but you get the money the
day you ask for It,
Should you desire loan call and investigate
our method Of doing busir ess.
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
ap22-tr 615 st.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST
class securie at lowest rates of interest; no de-
lay where the security IL good.
ap18 o. c. GREEN. 1903 7th ST. NV
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE AT LOW
est rates. WASH'N DANENHOwER,
Successor to DANENHOwER & SON, cor. 18th
and & SITS. ap24
MONEY TO LOAN AT AND PER CENT ON
approved District real estate; no delays.
81. NJ. PARKER,
mh9 141S + st.
MONEY TO LOAN
In sums to suit, at lowest rates. on approved
real estate security. FITCH. FOX & BROWN.
jaw 14O7 q 1T.
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FOR SALE-HANDSOME RESIDENCE IN NORTH
west, three squares from Dupont Circle and near
New Hampshire ave-; 10 rooms and bath; all
modern improvements; heated by furnace and
open CRATES. For particulars apply to
WILSON & HOUGH,
nlS3t 623 ST. NV.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE
Howard's Hotel at Daphne. eastern shore OF No
bile bay, together with adjoining cottages and 50
acres Of good land. This Is a delightful place Of
residence at all seasons. A splendid opportunity
for hotel man. Price, $4,000.
996 acres Of heavily timbered land IN Western
North Carolina mostly hickory and oak; house
OF rooms, outbuildings. etc; land very fertile:
climate perfect; place is about miles from the
X. and ID. railroad. under the shadow of the
world renowned Great Smoky mountains. Price
$1,000.
number Of small. ful-bearing orange groves
in southern Florida be had at q low hguss
for cash. Apply 10
Ii. l. PLUM. Real Estate Broker.
1t 1905 Penna. ave.
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FOR SALEM X ST. NV; VERY NICE NEW
house; rooms. bath, pantry and large cellar;
brown-stoHe and press-brick front; tiled Sesti-
bule: finished in natural wood; lot 80 feet deep
to 2Ofoot alley: one desiring home should in.
spect this carefully; key next door; price and
terms most reasonable. II. L. RUST, 624 14th
st. NV. nl6-tf
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FOR RENT
NIX ~ Fry 0lS Oct

St NV; thre"-st"ry h-icS; II rooms: modern i'm
prove" MS; Fa-t: So Also Sfr2 u St. George
town 50. Apply I3-- q 81. NV. nIG-3t.
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FOR RENT
1919 COrcoran stlOrs40. 80
40 10th NV tstorel.....-4O
111 I ~ .tir 30. 20
SO Fla ave. Sr- .-...-.SO. n
lsbOS y Ca~itol. tir 20. ~
o. L. Mt Pleasant NJ. %
Rooms 700 10th NV -. 30
McLAChI
nO14
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NORTHWEST.
1920 goth st, b h,
12r ............ Sl9, 900
1873 l st NV, b h,
III 1, 1lr. 900
1913 K st, b b, m /.
12r ............1 10. 900
1871 r st NV, b h,
l2r IL 900
467 Missouri ave, b
Il, 13r 10, 900
1136-3S-40 and ~ +
st, b h. 12r. ....10, 500
lila 18th st, b b, IN
1, Tor 10000
Store and dwg, 1890
21st st, b h, Or. o, 500
1l22 I'D ST. b h,
N |, 9r.........9,0 600
% E ST, b h, 1lr. $500
20I G st. b h. m 1.
lUr 3, UUU
lips 9th ST. b h, Or. 5000
l506 Columbia ST, b
b, Sr s, 900
1421 Boundary, fl,
mi, Sr. ..........7,1OO
IS / st, b h, IN 1,
lat ............. %, 800
CD ii ST, b b, Or,
m .............5, 600
22l1-22l3 18th st, b
Ia, water. Or. ...4,5OO
81 and 81 Defrees st,
bh, 7r. each. 3, $50
The above Is only q pt
my books. For full list
issued on the LIST and Is,
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FOR EENT-513 20 ST. NV. FURNISHED: 10
rI1fnS and bath; all m.t.. very central location
To careful tenant. 500. 1900 St NV: IL rms.
AMI bath; all Mi; unfGrnishcd: $40. 1914 18th
ST: rIIs. and bath; all MI: unfIrnished: $40.
Nest JAMES q. JESTER 639 f st. NV.
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Fol. RENT-135 MASS AVE. Ne: RECENTLY
renovated: rooms and bath: pleasant location i:
$50 Apply TO PERCY METZGER, owner III
Ith ST. NV nI63t'
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FOR SALE-1SO9-11 AND 13 18TH 81; BRAND
new English basements stone and press-brick
fronts; 10 and II rooms: ami and hot water
heat; cheap at $500; open during day. Apply
1909 for terms. n16-6ts
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FOR SALE - A DESIRABLE CORNER ON
Pa. ave. Sc. containing six good lots, 671G
square feet in all; We can sell this property for
only $1,000 on very easy terms; there is o.
room house on the property which rents for SIS
per month; isn't this a bargain.
SMITH 4 FAIRMAN 5ll 18th st. NV
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d DENT

STABLE.
Stable 1879 Rhode Island ave s25
Stable 7:S2 Massachusetts, ...-......... 10
Brick stable 1926 ST w...-..........,.15
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR Or
FICE FOR PERMITS APPLY TO
HILL JOHNSTON.
nol6eo 1903 Penna ave.
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FOR Rent G22 I'D ST. NV; SCI so; 2STORY
and basement brick; G rO1us and bath: all
mod itnPs- ZEVELY & FINLEY, 60 E ST.
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FOR SAIE-AT LOW PRICES. VT.
6l1 Fla ave; NV; II rooms and tiled bath;
cabinet mantes: electric bells and appliances
for gas; steam heat and all latest conveniences;
hard wood; IL bought at once. $11 600
Southeast cor. 18th and SITS. NV: rooms
and bath; all latest conveniences; hardwood fin
tsh: $500.
203 Morgan st. NV; minutes walk from
heart OF the city rooms: all mod imps.; 80, 500.
l2l2 to 100 I'd st. NV: rooms and bath !;
all fmps; monthly payments; 81, 700.
CHARLES W. HANDY,
n11-eo5r 6l0 18th ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-ON Sd ST. Me-. NEAR f. A TWO
story and cellar bay-wndow brick house, with
six rooms and bath; every modern convenience:
large lot and paved alley; let drive you out
to see it. We think it is the cheapest house In
the ne. at only S4,300l on easy terms
SMITH q EAIl;MAN, 5ll 18th ST. NV.
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nANK OF nNaLANp.
The Accounts All gighL-OnIy one
director Weak.

NEW York, New. ia cable 20
the Evening J0R from London: The
Hank Of England scandal Is dying out.
No formal contradition has been H.
turl, but II 10 understood the lOsa ~
tfifilng. The chief cashier exceeded
his functions by permitting the subsii-
tutiOna OF securities without the nu.
thufily OF hls eupeflOfs. H1 was
dirmirsed last week. There has been
no fraud; only Irregularities. One
director ~ known 10 bn financially
weak, but the Tumnr OF hls retirement
~ oontraiictcd. The feeling Is gener.
ally rtassuring,
The Hank OF England officials con-
tlnue to maintain silcuco regarding
the TumOfs " bad finnncieriug upon
It's part. IL II stated on good authority,
however, that the banks connection
with bad 1nancicring L. practically linn.
tied 10 It's transactions In n South
American nnd Mexican company,
which has been ventilated IN the
oour,s, aud the fact that there have
been Irregularities, confined 10 allow
ing customers to substitute less desif-
abls securities for those upon which
monuy was originally loaned.
The Ddiy Telegraph Ia It's financial
article THIS morning, Hays: sit IN
stated that the total lOss 10 the Bank
Of England through Chief Cashier
Mhy's advances on uns0uni securities
will not exceed 100000. There IL no
reason 10 expect that there will bo any
important reduction In tho next divi.
uend."
The Times in Ia financial columns,
emphasizes yesterdsy's denial anu sayJ
the character Of the rumOTs ARE now
well understood, and that the bears
have undoubtedly been repurchsslng
1--WE still think, however, that the
liz customary Tetioeuoe and make
known how small Is the basis Of fact
on which the TumOTs rest"
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mAwAIlAN ,oNcnnN.
Opinions Of Privately interested Per
ann. aud Olh.T..

CEDAR RAPID, iao Nov. l6.-ro-
niuut William WaisfulufUu OF tuIs city,
an cmUer VI The WMufnUusc iumily
when has liTgr CImn .r.lil iuturusH
iu thp Hewulinu iBluuus, received q
letter from W. q. Smiih, attorney NJ
tue provisional government, iu wniCu
he tuil! "Whllu all arc waiting AMI
the iow supporters Of the provisional
government aro restless tleiu 10 % deep
nnd abiding sentiment agaust Ututu.
ing to tile monarchy ana "a dutufulun'
dion 90 maintain VOUd government that
will not De- suppressed, aud wnich will
chow itself in armed rviIsuucr when
ever occasion calls Tor H. AZ dino
passes the overwhelming IuftiuuU' the
Intelligent ultmrut of tut community
muullctts moro Aud more that 81. VIII
not submit ~ q return 40 tie Uid UIlgr
Of thiugs."
WAluSJrUS, nov. lg.-Wil!iam
II. AtmstiUug Oi Hampton, Va, fDr-
merry Eitornsy.geuurai Of the Hawaii
au islands, Ia ia the city. His parents
were missionaries g. Polynthu, nuu
his mother died Ia Honolulu only a
year ago. Armstrong WAS member
" kaiaEua'a cabinet. lib rGpfusseB
NNN NN'ANNANA NHNAh = ANNaa'AN A""N' " Nhh
nat tpWlulatB with Minister Willis uu-
lfu the latter has authority % aisJ-
lutyly guarantee the safety VI tue lie
aud properly ui the Provisional govern.
meut and i,s followers asAiust the
natives aud tuyuIlHIH.
BOSTON, Nov. Ex-senator william
4. Frye, u Mains was rendered .
complimentary dinner tails Afternoon
by the Blaine UuiDgy committee. Ia
an interview he Expressed hiiusuit
freely regarding the Ahwsiian situH.
ton, saying the present fituatiOn u
nntaguulstiC 30 tho iesling8 OF most
American.
WAsuNurOS, Nov. lG.-Coloncl
Mchuruuyl, vIltor OF tho luilg 4Ulphia
North dWgriCuH, was asked this morn.
INK ms ppuou on the Hawaiian quos-
ton. lie said tue dfiit OF the OpiuiOn
ia this main Is that the policy VI the
administration toward NAwAiI In dan
g,rOus. The fact that this government
thought II wiso to attempt 10 Take down
republic hud r,stgIo monarchy II
uupiOtoJ aud regarded Will upprehen-
tluu.
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A sEmINAnY on TInE
Tive Li,ue GIrIs Hurn-d TO Death la
Their He'd.

MAuIsON, Wis, Nov. ledge.
wOOl brmiunry, u Dominican iemalo
Institution two miles from the city,
burned today. About nfty girls nre
usually In attendance. IL was do.
mated to the Sisters by Ex-Governor &.
G.. Nashburu.
Both buildings were burned 10 the
ground and two little girl pupils were
tutlucated Ia bed. They were Maggie
Stack, aged o, Of Chicago, aud Maggie
Rice, aged Z, Of Stevens Point, Wis.
ono OF the Sisters was very badly
affected by iuhAling smoke aud her
recovery is doubtful.
The lire originated on the second
nO0g anu burned with great rnpidlly.
The bodieB Of the dead girls were just
brought ~ the city, with the Injured
Sister and FTnuUiB HtnnobetTy, who
nlso inhaled smoke. There ats thou ht
TO ba 40 other fatalities.
The financial lOse II about $4,000;
partially insured. Frances HenuoborTy
wac unconscious aud nearly dead from
rmoku when removed, but n In thought
Rhe Will recover. How the fire. origin.
Hted II mysteTy. IL started shortly
before o O'Clock on the second floor OF
the main building, When the sisters
discovered II the halls were hlled with
dense smoke, and panic among tho
tlty inmate was threatened, but for
tuuately all were removed quietly AMI
safely with the exception OF those
named above.
Edgewood has neither telephone or
telugTapnio communication. II was
some time after tins lfe started bef1fe
"a messenger was dispatched 10 Madison
for aid, and Mt least mn hour before
assistance arrived, anu the fire was
then too lar advanced Tor effective
WORK 10 be- done.
Before IL O'Clock tho new addition
was In tlamee, and At Midnight tho
whole Institution was burning. The
little Henneberry girl 10 not expected
10 survive tonight Kate Sweeney, a
little Michigan girl, was nrariy sui'
located anu rescued with difficulty.
Sister Bertha was brought out Ot the
building with the body Of one Of the
dead In her arms. She had fallen un-
conscious to tins door.
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rowlcrIJ aud rho Knlrhi..

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. lB.-Fhe row
In the ranks ~ tue knights OF Labor
continued with great bitterness TO-DAY,
and tonight there are no evidences Ui
an nmicabls eetilemeUt. Bitter al.
dresses woto made by 4, w, Wright
ana John Devlin Of the general board,
uiscnimIng the Hayes cuargc, Wright
accounted Hayes " having false syalsm
Of bOukseeMnp, anu aaii II any unlnw-
lul expenditures were made 70 was
owing 10 that fact. He intimalsi that
Hayes had been carried away by his
cnmity 10 POwduuy 10 the extont II
deliberately ialsiiyiug the soCouUis, 80
aB to misleud the delegates.
tomorrow the executive board, II ~
said, will formally demand HayoPs
resignation. Haycs, II 10 saiI, win
have documentary evidence to back
up mis- charge before the general Rs-
stmbIy. A strong effort IL heiug inside
10 taye the organization, In order to
make It the pivot IN the proposed con.
soliiation with other iaUUr Organize
tons. That P0wdetly aims to be ~
the head Of the amalgamated orders
there IL no DOUBT.
The important questions referred to
tho committees touay were the ANAL
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ON TARIFF REVISION.
Death aud Destruction by PIT3 10 a
Seminary and on a Train,
CESAR WAS ALSO AMBITIOUS.
Hawaiian Mattcrs.-The Strength OF the
army Therc.-Russia Refugees.
bank of England.

wAHuNo1os, ID. g., Nov. l6.-Tho
new South sounded warning 10 the
ways aud means COMMITTEES today
Representatives Of the manufacturing
interests Of Alabama aud Tennessee
made an informal argument before the
Democratic members Of the committee.
As the delegates present were also
Democratic In politics the conference
was nmicable untilnear the close, when
the chief spokesman OF the southetners
broadly iulimstcd that ~ iron ore, coal,
lumber, rice aud sugar were all 80 DO
placed on tbs Tree list. "tho Democrats
" the South might cease 10 kits the
hand that mites them"
Il, q. Bush, president OF the Mobio
4 Birmingham RAILROAD aud also Dl
the Clifton Iron company protested
nsainot tbs Injustice Oi placing Iron ore
and coal ~ tue Tree lisi.
Gin case Ut free ore would you DO
Gisttrssed by u, and where would u
cimo in competition with your" asked
Wilson.
ave would bc cut out of any sale %
AANu ~ Ahh NNFANAh hAAA'Fs 50 49,
would bs 10 restrict our market 10 the
south Ia the East we would have 70
meet the low competition Of Cuban AMI
Spanish ore" -.
'"if this committee, as reported"
continued Bush, sis 10 put lumber
rice aud sugar, coal and iron ore on
the iTee list, then the South might Ms
well give up. 10 would be- u death blow
10 southern prosperity.
ave are Democfa from principle"
concluded Bush, "and 20 not expect 70
suffer Ia the house Of our irienus. IL
we DO the natural question 10 ask H.
Glow long will We continue to Kiss
the hand that umitcH us2"
10 g. SAID that Senator white, OF
Louisiana, will oppose vig0r usly the
abolition OF the sugar bounty. He as
ttrts that the tariff policy which ~
ueiug formulated will disrupt the Dem
ocratiC party.
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Tho CoInmhIa,. rrlai.

BOSTON, Nov. l0.-The Columbia
started on her trial trip early this
morning IN heavy aud Increasing
wind. She attained a speed Of twen-
iy-twO ANA throe-qunrter knots, and
might have increased II despite the un-
favorable wind had she not gone two
milca oil the cOuTfe, owing TO tho fact
that ihe kenTsago, which was acting
a. a marx, driited the same distance 10
leewgrd. Tho trial was then declared
on, IL Ia sisted now thst The maxi.
mum speed published OIL the initial trial
yesterday was incorrect, aud that the
Columbia then made gapUud OF tvs ty-
four ana onc.halt knots for a distance
OF seven knots Instead NJ e2.37. The
little tug lwauH marked tho COURSE uud
pasL this the Columbia dushet ~
lu:5l.9s. THIS ship's fpneu now .. !
knots and gathered speed NJ ever
bIund almost, and shu Btgorci almost
straight tor the lIeafsage ahead, The
kearsags, was within couple VI miles
when Captain Sargent discovered sne
had Loot her position In tue course. He
then found thnt tho Columbia was
some two milOs III the straight o0ursp
owing 70 having hegIai directly llr
the Kearsa.u. When Cramp hoard it
be communicated the iAuJ 10 the uavai
board anu the trial was promptly de-.
ciated Oh. Tho KoRrsige had been
unable 10 hold her anchorage owing to
tho strong wind and nal dragged %
couple OF miles 20 Toward.
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an. nna ,l.n I'D llonolnIn.

wAsHtNuroN, d. g., nov. 10
III. learned that the fCfcte OF the
ptovisiousl government OF Hawaii,
though tmall, nfo we'll Oigaulz II anu
disciplined, Hud the most ~ them are
shnrpshooter. There are 2lJD picked
men, provided win urms,n, Honolulu,
anu enrolled il tue ufilicd companies.
They have teen trained for mUntut
rast, az a raiy guard agnlrBt any
roy allst uprising Ia tue islands. Thrsu
Companies are made ~ nj white men
largely. Eighteen rapid fire guns
are also Included IN the militia equip.
tncni, tho arms being Winchester
rides.
Tails force would be superior 10 what
the meu.Oi.war nj Honolulu could put
ashore, bus no OnD seems to believe
That any resistance viii lo made
should the MARINES actually BE- landed.
The possibility that Miultt,r wills
will not be- able 10 carry uut his pro-
gram ptacehbly, makes all Inter sled
m the Movement ill at caBe. Cousc.
queutly news from Hawaii is awaited
with moro earnostness by the aimiuig-
irailon than the general public.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. l6.-A
passenger train ON the Eastern A Ia
hanna railTOai was deTailed aud wrecked
HeAr Fnyettr this morning. The
coaches caught fire aud ThomBsD DIVER,
"a pa senger, was burned up. The otber
Passengers were Tesoued. Many were
10 ly injured.
Among the injured are Judge j. II.
Dugdell, arm aui Jaw broken, iAtAl;
T., J. Mitchell, tkuii fractured, fatal;
!. II. Mitchell, bNdly cut about the face
and chest; w. G.. Hunter, internsl in.
iuTi,s; J. l.. Osborne, arm broken;
child " Mrs. Roberts, shoulder broken.
Several other passengers were hlightly
bruited. All the wounded ars residents
vi Alabama,
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STILL rIsE DAILY.
Another horrible noubIs Murder and
suicide,

OMAHA, Nob., Nov. l6.-A special
10 the Bee from leadwOod, \. d., sayt:
Ono OF tue most horrible tragedies
known ia the history OF the Black
Hills occurred ut noon today In Sawplt
Cullen, two miles west. joseph Than,
an Italian, was married year Rgo 10 a
cOusia OF JOsCo Tamotln. a few
months aiier his wife leit him aud
made her home 90 her couslu'g.
pnah today went 10 Tamotta's house,
c0nsiderAbly under the Influence II
liquor ana shortly Rilor snola were
heard, Nothing was thought Of N,
however until a poddlor trapped at tho
door, gud, getting no reply, hut hear.
ing gt0ans from within, entered, 10y.
Ing around the room, amid terrible
confusion and brOGen aud scattered
furniture, lsy Mrs. Than, shot through
the mouth, Tamaita with u bullet la
h.H breast, and Mrs. Namotln, with a
rlghtful & sh IN her forehead, inflicted
with M TX, all still VA death. In tho
wo0dahod Than lay,gaaping Tor breath,
with bullet through hs head. Ia
the midst VI all this bloody horror Mrs.
Tumet,a's TWO Little children Weru
playing.
The coroner and sheriff were immed.
lately notified, aud Ia few moments
a crowd collected. pnah lived only q
few hours, aud tho others were un.
dOubttdly killed Instantly.
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Der,ish,s itspuIssd.

CAIRO. Nov. l0.-Osman Azrakin, ut
the head VI 400 uefyishes, Left DonkoTa
yesterday AMI attacked the MuTnt
Wells. The Arabs had outR2ss ut the
Wells. A desperate encounter between
tho two forces followed, which lasted
tor twenty.fguf hOurr, ht the emu OF
which time the uttvishes were fe-
pulsed, with lies OF twenty.uine
killed, and relrcalcd toward Arauukot
The Egyptian loss was snloh hey,
Khaliio Boy aud hteon othsfs killed.
The death n salon Boy IN greatly r.
GREETED, as hu held the Eastern dcsrr,
loyal for nine years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-17

the trouble at Ascension aud Palomas,
healed by one LJi ,s. were Ia III faso
us committee 10 secure afmg anu re-
CTuitf.
PRECEDENT Diaz has tologmphcd the
nintafy auth rites at TIE iotmef city
10 chow no mercy ~ the rUvoiuuOuitts
Cap,ufcy, but to tugOs them az once
uud without Ger. moIy. Loop 2, while
buIc ttitrsI puti-,Ous Of miuhfy rank
without regard - nationality so any
amt All men VINO wgull organize a
COMPANY Ut 100 sIldiuiz. IL Is known
that tfOops from Casa Gnuir ana the
rpyUUtiuulsls who TOOK A8ceusiIn aud
pA.,mas have met in battle, tu. the
result nave not been heard. Rebel
sympsinzan are satisfied that the
icdtmis Gro wOrstod anu claim tlai
COrrslilos 10 now IN the hands uf the
rebels.