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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

II. Hinmann, of New Braunfels,
is at the Mahncke.
Hugh Lewis, of Gonzales, is at
the Mahncke.
DR.. J. r. Lame, of cramento,
CAL, is at the Menger.
Ben G. Watson, Of the City of
Mexico, Is at the Menger,
p. Fl. Coombs, of the Cotton Belt,
is in the city from Houston.
T. D. Terrell, an Eagle Pass gro-
Ger, is at the Southern.
John II. Bivens, a we'll known
citizen of Pearsall, is at the South
ern.
J. E. Riley and VIM. McHugh,
sewer contractors from Omaha, are
at the Southern.
Miss f. Pieper has left for Rosil-
10, Texas, to spend few days with
her friends.
W. A. Fitzgerald, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, is in the city and
stopping at the Menger.
Capt. J. Strauss, OF Montgomery,
Ala, is here on visit to his son,
Mr.: j. Strauss.
M. X. Nelson, OF Llano, and j.
w. Thomas, of Cuero, are in the
city, stopping at the Maverick.
G. E. Uphain, Of Detroit, Mich,
arrived in the city, this morning
and is quartered at the Menger.
Mrs. /. H. Paramore, Of Abilene,
Tex is in the city, accompanied
by her son, and stopping at the
Mahncke.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Spain Must Quit or Behave.

MADRID, Dec. IS Mr.. TAYLOR, the
United States minister, yeSterd had an
important conference with Senior Greiz
ard, minister of foreign affairs, relative to
the imposition of excessive duties upon
imports into Cuba from the United States.
He informed the Senior that he had been
directed by his government To inform the
government of Spain that If it persisted
in enacting these discriminating duties
the action can be regarded by the preSi
dent only as inviting the exercise by him
of the power Of retaliation conferred by
the act of 1890
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Endorse Banker st. John.

SALT LAKE. Utah, D'c.. IS The presi'
dent of the Salt Lake Clearing house has
sent the following telegram to w. P. st.
John, of the Mercantile bank, of New
York: THE bankers of Salt Lake
through the clearing house, heartily'en-
dorse your financial views in favor OF the
resumption of silver coinage as expressed
before the congressional committee on
banking and currency, and believe their
adoption in form and law would check
the ruinous decline Of values, the paralysis
of business and restore universal pros
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
To Punish Liebknecht.

BERLIN, Dec. 1S.-The PruSsian diet
has been summoned to meet January sth.
The government intends after the close of
the session to prosecute Ltebknecht, So
cialist member of the Reichstag, who
took such prominent part in the demon
stration against the Emperor on the occa-
sion of the opening of the ReichStag.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Compliment to United states

WASHINGTON, December 1S.-Secretary
Gresham has received cable
gram from iSuS Velasco, min
lister OF foreign affairs for
Salvador, stating that military parade
was given yesterday by the government
of Salvador in honor Of United States
Minister Baker, as an evidence of its
friendIinesS for the people and govern
ment he represents.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Wet Weather Approaching.

WASHING ON, Dec. lS.-FOr Eastern
T4xas: Iucrea Sing cloudineSS with show
ers in the northern portion Of the state,
fair for Wednesday.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory:
Increasing cloudineSs with showers in
the ca stern portion tonight; fair for
Wednesday with sOuthGrly winds.
For Arkansas: Increasing cloudinesS
with showers in the northern portion
Wednesday. warmer, variable winds be-
coming SOutherly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Mo LaxnW In Thelrs.

CHICAGO, Ills, Dec. IS -The city
council last night by vote OF Al 10 "a
mot the necessary two-thirds) refused TO
pass Alderman Kerr's resolution, appro-
priating 81, coo for an investigation SINH
lar in character and scope to that OF the
Lexow committee Of New York. The
re-. olution goes to the committee judici-
arV on ruleS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Labor Riot

PIrTsBuRG, Pa, Dec 1S,-A special from
Unionto"n. tells OF a fight between coke
strikers and non .uniOn men, near tie
Valley works. The unios men have
driven their opponents out of public places
recently. They decide TO ieta late. AT
least 200 shots were fired aud it is known
that Que man was shot in the leg and his
injury NAV prove fatal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Has to Go Through the Mill.

Ell RENO, o. T., Dec. lS-The trial Of
F. NJ. Beal, of Guthrie, for the murder Of
Frank McKennon is on in the District
court before Justice A. c. Bierrer. Yes
terday was consumed in the argument Of
a motion presented 10 discharge defendant
on the ground that the jury In the former
trial was discharged wi ,hOut consent OF
defendant and for insufficient reason by
Judge McAtee. The motion was over
ruled and the empanelling of the jury be-
gan today
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Crum Is not out of It.

GUTHRIE, O. T., Dec. lS.-Jas. Crum, a
member of Tecumseh gang Of counter
feiters, who had been released from GUS
tody for turning state evidence, was, re-
arrested on a warrant from Winfield,
Kas., charging him with horse stealing.
A warrant charging cattle stealing at
Paris Tex also awaits Crum.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Against the Fees.

County Attorney Dewitt has rendered
his decision against the petition of Ex-
DistrIcE Attorney Camp and ExDiStriet
Clerk Umscheid, for payment OF fees in
misGemeanor cases.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Mighty Light Sentence.

WINDSOR. Dec ls.-After terrorizing
the women of Windsor for nearly SIX
months so that none OF them dared ven
ture on the street at night without an es-
cort. William Marshall. alias Jack. the
Hugger," was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for three years.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
A Dusky Murder,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 1S.-Ike Calm,
formerly deputy constable in Justice
Barter's court, was shot and killed by
Foster Pollard, during a quarrel in sa
Pollard has been arrested. State Repre-
sentative ChaS. Milman, who was present
and tried the role of peacemaker, was ar
rested as an accOmplice.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Colorado Pioneer Dead.

DENVER, Dec. lS.-W. A. A. Loveland
died today OF pneumonia, aged SO years
He was one of the leading pioneers of this
state. In 1878 he bought the Rocky
Maintain News and made it Democratic
paper. In 1886 he sold the paper TO At
kins 4 Burrell.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
New Chamber OF Deputies President

PARIS, France, Dec. 1S.-BrysOn, who
was line minister on the fall OF Jules
Ferry in 1880, was elected president OF the
chamber OF deputies in succession to the
late BurdeaD today by vote OF 249 to
2I3, the latter being cast for MeIin,
Ernnnh nrntpclinnist loader.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Missouri Bank Failure.

SLATER, Mo, Dec. 1s.-The Citizens
Stock bank of this place has made an as.
Segment to C. p. Starts. The doors OF
the Savings bank are also closed. The
latter bank is safe and as soon as cOllec.
tions are made will be opened. The fall
Of the Stock bank will prove serious TO
several depositors The Stock bank had
a capital of 100000 and was thought to be
the strongest
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Railroad Pooling Bill Postponed.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S.-The Senate will
take no action on the railroad pooling
bill until after the holidays. 1t will then
be considered In the committee on inter-
state commerce, reported to the Senate
and pushed as rapidly as possible. The
senators don't think there will be any
a mnndmnnfs mAdn To the bill.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
She Regretted Her Haste.

DENVER. Dec IS "A divorce has been
granted Mrs Gertrude Hutchins Clarke
from Clarence w. Clarke, the New York
adventurer now in jail here, to whom
he was married after two days acquain-
ancp.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Another Bloody Butcher.

CINCINNATI. Dec Is Anthony Martin,
butcher, whose brutal treatment COM
PEELED his wife to get divorce five
months ago, today entered the house and
began firing at his family: Mrs Martln
received three wounds. Martin then shot
himself dead. Mrs. Martin may recover.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Void Telephone Patent.

BosrON, Dec. lS.-The United States
Circuit court in the case OF the United
States vs.. Bell Telephone company. hand
ed down decision declaring the Berliner
telephone patent void.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
False Indian Alarm.

MONTICELLO. Utah. Dsc. 1S.-CoI.
Lawton, of Gen. McCook's staff, and
Dave Day. arrived here after inveStigat
ind tn Ute Invasion" which was shown
TO be regular bunco and there is no
couSa for alarm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

WEST BAY CITY, Mich, Dec. lS.-By an
explosion of a boiler in Russell Bros.
planning mill and box factory, five persons
were instantly killed, and several others
injured and one is missing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
A Baby Earthquake.

ALBANY, n. Y, Dec 1S.-Telephonic
communication from COeymane, twelve
miles south Of this city. tells of a shock OF
earthquake being felt in the Highlands in
that vicinity at three o'clock yesterday
morning. Windows were shaken and
doors ratified, but no damage is reported.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Diamond Cutters Strike.

AMSTERDAM, Holland, Dec. 1S.-The
diamond cutters have again gone on a
strike. Several thousand stopped work
today and are parading the streets and
irving to induce others to quit work.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Navarro street is beingsmooth
ed and graVeled.

Street commissioners force has
been moved over to the Third
ward.
-Wanted-A good boy. Must
speak German, 1872 East Commerce
street. II IL 1t
FL. Handshy. of the San Antonio
Electric Supply company, left for
Corpus Christi yesterday, to COM
plete the electrical work in the
handsome new residence of Mrs.
King.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Printing Appcoprlalou.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S,-One OF the first
acts of the Senate today was to pass an
appropriation Of $4,000 for public print :
ing
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
Currency Bill Considered.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The currency
bill was taken up in the House today.
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Attachment.

An attachment was levied on the Bexar
Stables. j. II. Griffin, proprietor, today,
by the sheriff.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

60. Prices Cream Baking PoW1sR
Most parBect Mada.
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The Lovers Trick

lhat all is fair in love and war w,s -.
Gently Gently exemplifed in the ease of nm nm.
aoMh young man, who had had n faI,;nrr ur
out o wNh his best girl, all on acconnt 'e ef
another fair charlner account OF
nir, NO ! heard Of the ex;st.n 80
CIT CIT 70. and imme,liateIy hecan.. ~ ~
coo, 60 toward the unfortunate y"nnr uame mas as
rho - one well can be in this kind Of than ian
- ! ne swain in question was most ".a'ner "au;a
h ~ pe restored to the good gracas "ne ns e'1us h
frg 9st glrl, but all his advances met n,,, oi ms
risid ,ra reception. For several dova wa'h
Ma. MAS IN despair, thoroughly cnns;s lays ne
IVA, ~ !. mere hi was no balm in Giead E;ne,
~, y nc ~, nj upon brilliant schema Tnhal- Tlil
ny nu,.' le'ter to Girl No. ? in wh;nh hndlt-
nei Is unwecome attentions. hs hs nin INV with
- nr ~ envelope M and carefully add dr"ss iI
- te1srrs nn No. The next day he san. LIT it
ms.al, ss.1sram ~ saying that he had ,unt mad ner
unlan s.ahe IN placing two letter. .iu ~ made
ee;ypa vpds' ana that she had nrnhh,l 30 .,tlr en-
"rhld rhn she she please return it. u ior her.
forn ~ stnslne worked like = c,a, ~
aras ayas epistle was returned w;,h vm;Ihrm. The
may;nu nrael"us ., note and now eyern,h wrn very
delnh;'s is an,ons n smoothly once e,y'hing mors IS
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Typewriter on the Battlefield.

Military authorities appear TO be ex-
haustlng every resource that will add 10
the rapidity of communication between
the held OF battle and the commanding of.
ncer For long time the telegraph was
mainly relied for the instant transmission
OF intelligence, and then the telephone
vas brought into active use 1t has been
recently seriously proposed that aides-de-
camp ana other carriers Of information
Ia time OF war should be taught short
maud In order to write down Important
communications with all possible speed.
anu the latest move in this direction is the
Introduction OF the typewriter on the
scene OF military operations. One of the
mover features Of a recent military tour-
nanent IN England was the use Of the
typewriter on the battlefield for tho mr..
pose o. recording messages from signal
ers. II IS stated that the Typewriter on
I.a'2r I! was also an expert cyclist. and had
nls bennington mounted on the handles
oI ms machine. Riding in and ont amnno
ane '19e norses and gun carriages, which mo
a'a without the slightest mishap. when
~ hser ne came to standstill he instantly
praced up the bicycle by a handy contr;r.
aIce anu pounded away at the ,ynawr;tsr
wnlle N the saddle. The message when n
Completed, Col was sent to the comma nd;nn
1l'ieef 1n IN the rear by means Of trninad
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hismarck's Hest S,na,

pin; ne value OF good cjr:r.
ao ,iiee bismarck III convereat: said
It IS the he'1nus' lnst is best understnod With WITH
chance Of s eatt; tou POSSESS and there Mhen !. ~
graft | h had dget,lng ,,, another At G Knnin = no
pocket, which @ oHs sarsfn,s ssr cigar left 'g II my
hi Inc whole Of the battle - guarded n,d during
aa;n ~; treasure did not fae1 user ;ms, guards
hs1. hhs,ns II. ! painted ia ylowia,!l Justified in
nhappy thap s hour when should .,G enns colors the
ehanees cha ues0fy But But had mseacnlated & + after
with both a arms noor draspon lay ip helpIassy my
something to re refresh r.slsnea, ed mgrmurins for
p9eke's psise and found that / had ieit in my
stnr sn,eh would be Of 10 use 10 f. h;y h"niy gold,
l;.Lted an nag still my cherished I'm, ai, But
h,"tsa his ~, y for him and placed !, c'sar !
frows"g grateful le Thoa s Ye Seen 'he dhssIssn psar
.igar 50 much as thar a,l never enjoyed
not smoke "t one which | did
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THE MAD EMPRESS DYING.
End Of the Unhappy Charlotte Of Mex
leo Expected in u short Time.

It was il melancholy day for the mem
ber> Of the royal family Of Belgium on
June !, when they made their annual of
fetal pilgrimage to the Chateau de Bou-
choet. near the village of MeySSe. To pre-
sent their best wishes" 10 the unhappy
Charlotte, TX Empress Of Mexico. II was
the nfty-fOurth anniversary of her birth.
Her condition since that day, too. has
continued 10 grow worse. 50 that 1t Is be
heyed the Princess is soon to bc relieved
by death of her sufferings
Until Il short time ago she had n least
moments when she appeared to be her
self and understand IN part. ut least
what WAS said to her These moments
came most frequently in the presence Of
her siSter-in-law, the Queen. for whom
she always manifested deep love. Few
persons are allowed near her. ir fact, rs
the presence OF one whom she does not
Ike or who is unknown to her always
makes her tremble, and thus increases
her >ufferings. But she had always wei
coined the Queen. whose presence had 4
soothing effect upon her
But when Her Majesty approached her
on the birthday anniversary mentioned
the ex-Empress looked upon her with
stony eyes, from which no ray of intelli-
gence flashed. Even the announcement
q Few days ago that her fayorite niece.
Princess Josephine. had been married
mad no effect whatever upon her She
did not realize the meaning of the words
spoken. Until recently she played daily
upon her piano, and her inprovisations
ut times were beautiful-the fancies of Il
mad brain. But now she has No interest
III music. She is growing weaker duly.
and the end Of her suffering is not
thought 70 be far distant. New York
Tribune.
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tories was only 30 per cent. La 1870
mo S,uth's farm products were worth
S773ODO, 900, or a gross revenue Oh 81
Der cent, on the capital. All other sec
lions combined had ST., I97 100000 In
farm operations. and the product was
81 GS7, 900. 600 or 13.l per cent. gross
revenue Thus the South's farm inter
ests yielded in the capital invested nearly
S. for every dollar yielded III other sec
tionS. ..
f,rturinr We find that in 1880 the South
had a manufacturing capital oi S2! ,UW,-
Ope. which by 1890 had increased to
S659, 900, 900, a gain of lNt per cent,
while the gain in the entire country was
only l2O Der cent The value vi the
South's manufacturing products rose
from S457 100000 in 1880 to S9lI 600
600 in 1890. The wages paid TO factory
hands increased from SIo.9OOWO III lSSO
to S.,oo ,OnO,OO in 1890. The cotton mills
Of the South represented IN i-.'estmtnt
in 1880 Of S2l 100000 Now over S?i,-
Opo.OOO is invested IN Southern cotton
mills. As late as 1856 Southern mills
consumed only one-fourth rs much cot
ton as those of New England--now they
use one-half us much. Cotton seed was
waste product fifteen years ago: now
nearly 800 cottonSced oil mills represent
an investment of about S4UOOO.WO. In
1880 the South mined i,UOO,OOO tons OF
coal in 1890 ntarl, .S,DOO.O 600 tons: in
1850 TIL. South made 391 900 tons OF pig
iron; in lsa; nearly 100000 tons
The same people who ten years ago
We're producing 81 2oo,OoOooo year
are now by reason of being more fully
employed able to turn out nearly SSoo,-
OD,o0o 4 year more than they were then
dniup
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Tho Free Wool Scandal.

Owing to certain climatic conditions fine
wool cannot be produced in these United
States.
For the last eight or ten years the above
has been the stock argument Of 'sfr.e
WOOL advocates. many of whom don't
know a fleece of fine wool from the hair
of Il bull terrier. and Senator Voorhees,
seems to be one of the converts to this
convenient free-tradc doctrine.
1t is not to be supposed that because a
man has reached even the exalted posi-
ton Of United States senator that he
must necessarily know everything. 1t
should be his aim, however. when great
and important interests are under CON
siderahon, to use every means to learn
that the arguments used are not in direct
opposition to the facts.
1t is hard to believe that an American
and especially one who has been selected
to represent Americans, should become
50 strongly partisan as to knowingly in
dorse a statement so injurious to the
people he represents. merely to gain Il
temporary partisan advantage. We must
infer, then, that the Endorsement Of Sena-
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ciIrOy Withdraw

New York. July 81. "A spN7
Saratoga to the World says h
L. Gilroy anne, nces that ne VI N
u candidate for mayor IeN
says. The strength of lapD
lies in it's compact organl1a"s
the fact that no man ut,
its nomination for mayor ~.
ton is free to choose lis eahu
out pledges or considerations
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LAW 10 Re Tested.

Sioux Falls. :. n. July 3l- \
of This state giving tie willow W
i4fe .nSuraI a. mon. Y Ut her hi.a1
excluding all creditors from any
the same is likely to be tested.
& &. Schlegel. deceased. earra]
life insurance, which has been psa
executor of bis estate. tndef
this all goes to the widow, eal|
D, 1ition OF the nnmernus creil1
court has issued Al order cltlns
appear and show e.use why tn!|
titled TO any part OF the ulen'!
creditors have retained number
inent attorneys here to test lne y
matter comes up next FRIDAY
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FIRE IN MlNNEA9I
THE F'"'" CITY Aga, NJ
= scoRCHlAc. :"
The >hc~eiin-s'arp-n,..
Lumber i"vd~ ana al.
of Railroad Prou.,,.
s'r"sed-'."ss $500, ,ooo n

Minneapolis. July 3l.-n,
astrous fire in the history ot NJ
broke out about 3;3O yesterd.s a ~
III the lumber yards Of tbe S'a
pehter company on the bank q \
>lsslpp' river at the foot Of MA.
llue north 1t spread with y
rapidity, and before il was 49,. ~
stroycd property valued !, saa n'.
300. Besides oo.oOO,Ooo fes, '', y,
the gas manufacturing plant d 4
TIA Hallway company, the nn,,
tool house. sand house and r..
OF that road, n,arly forty f,aa
some CT them loaded with m.a
and the office building of ths
Carpenter company we're hu,,
saw mill, the planning mill d,s
and storehousc for moulding .na
wood. although in the very b..s
fire district. were saved BY the /
the hremen, aided by the
change i'll the direction of Tho VI.
was Snmmone | from St p,d
the &C c'niiagra,ion and seven e,s,,
full crews were sent over fran h
he insurance will be about $500
After the Shevlin-Carpenta,
brought under tontrol si, N
broke out in various parts q |,
but little damage was done !
the blazes were, il is believed h
diary origin. Every member n
department and every piece Of M
in the city was cuployI n
hons continuously. The fire h
the month of July aggregate sl3
There have been .O3 alarms
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-. Arwele. shakes y

Los Angeles. Cal. July o.,
was shaken up by IN eai'.s a.D.
evening at Oil. The direc''OI
northeast to 81 uthwest, thous. J.
the movement was more "
heaving than Of an nndhla'"'
1t did not do much danas,.
Monica and San Pedro 0 !F'a, i
looked for, but no. Iiriiea'''D
noticed.
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Trenton. n. j.. July ST.; !.
eleven years old. was kii,eu
Matthew Purcell. aged iVu ~
was playing in the street ! I'M n
without seeing him. poln''SS N
gun out Of the window Nv ~
cell says he did not kno. 4,
loaded, aud had no inteh''o'
ing il.
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ENCOl NTER nETwEE, oFruI
Two Militia OFFICIALS st \
Have n Hand tO.H MI Ft

Tacoma, Wash. July 3l.-Dd
General Curry. commander of th
al guard Of Washington. has knoi|
Commissary Tom Box, Of the Fin
airy battalion. in haad.,pha1
counter. When the fight begaa
was talking to Adjt. Gen. O'Bna|
state capitol at Olympia, and 4
amining new rifle He tried a|
Box with it because Box called
liar O'Brien secured the rifle, ID
told Curry to look out or he vol
him. even if he was an old ncl.
Curry responded with blow Il
face. Then he threw of his
tried another round. Curry eald
tn til. end Of the sts irs with bis 4
stick. II fight was the result
old difficulty. Box has been .s
the ranks. He is much lan
than .hc white haired general
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a,~ stack shipments

Galesburg. H., july 3l-lhe
Burlington & Quincy is havlas
gast stock run from this poln' v
tory. by midnight last nlgn'
had left Gale>buIg for Chicago
ton 100 ears Of dead .reignl Y
warded. The total is 4o0 cars l
of any previous days shipmen''
rush is due to the shortage ol y
the West. 10 haul This stock ~
three trains.
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Florida DeMoo :, :.

Jacksonville. Fla July a,orri ~
{. ti,ns are that th" - = he'd
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