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rh,. juror p,.ausi,n.a.

TACOMA, Feb. 26.-[Special. wv. RI.
Wood was sworn in as . juror to-
day in ths case OF o. w. Lund
vs.. Charles Il. Hale for $4,000 for
false imprisonment. Wood answered
all the usual questions. did not know
anything about the case. etc. After the
case was under way he voluntarily ad-
mittsd that he was hired to watch Lund
during the time he was suspected Of theft.
Wood MAS a accused
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a speaaa~ u~reA.n,. rresn,..

SsS FRaxeEsco. Fec. R--TAe preiirns.
nary examination os William McConnell.
the spokane merchant charged with de-
frsading ". & J, Stone & co. Of 81, ,ooo
worth ef carpets. was continued ior ono
month by Police Judge Conlan last night.
upon request OF the attorneys. who desired
time in which 10 secure certain papers
from Spokane
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NEw YORK, Feb. D. 4 private telegram
from Washington City announces the
death OF spruille Bradcn, one of
the most brilliant and successful
mining engineers in this country.
He vas for years United States
assayer a; Helena, Mont. and probably
the best enpo-aneous authority on
the silver. gold ana copper ores Of the Rocky
mountain region.
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Tn. D.p,or.bi. csads.lo. OF r.sem..

TACOMA. Feb. 26.-fspscisl. AT public
meeting Of the Municipal League toniahs
Hugh Farley stated that there was not
another city Of the sixe Of Tacoma in the
United States 40 heavily indebted.
Besides the 100000 Of water debt,
Farley said the city owed 81. 500 90
with nothing 10 show Tor IL, save tho city
hall. In any other city, be said. the
people would have protested en- mssse,
and something serious would have re-
suited. He ascribed the failure OF . public
uprising here TO the conservatism and In.
telligence of the citizens.
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s.wn., cs.,,., No, r,a,.,.A.

foKTIsNn Feb ~ The grand jury to-
day returned nos n true hili IN the case OF
Samuel Coulter. the scll-snown cSpississs
OF Oregon and Washington. who was
charged with forging certificate of sscsE
IN the Northwest coal aud Trsnsporsatioa .
Company. OF Bucoda. Wash
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aax.m.n,. OF American w.r.h,ps.

WAsHfNsTos CITY, Feb. 2e--The Con-
cord has arrived at Shanghai. The Ben
nington touched at ST. Vincent yesterday
on her way across the South Atlantic tor
San Francisco. via Cape Horn. The Ian
caster arrived al Singapore yesterday on
her way to New York, Wis the saez canal
The Essex arrived at Newport today to
take apprentices on cruise TO the West
IrHtex
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WASHINGTON CRY, Feb. 26 6-There is not
the least uneasiness among officials at the
White House or state department over the
safety of President Cleveland and Secre-
tary Gresham. who left in a
storm yesterday on the lighthouse
tender Violet for days recreation
down the Potom &C. The fact that no teie-
grams have been received means nothing,
as Cleveland informed Thurber that he
would send no communication until he
forwarded notice when the party might be
expected to reach the. city again. Secre-
tary Gresham left similar word with his
private secretary. Thurber said this even
ing that the idea of alarm had not entered
the minds of any one at the executive
mansion. There Is not a particle of ap-
prehension," he said. NOR has there been.
We do not expect to hear from the party
until its return"
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Tn. rrs., OF ne.a,.r I...s...

wHarcox, Feb. as.-[Special r. rhe trial
of the case Of the State vs.. T. NJ Tsensee.
ex-city treasurer. for embezs lement, was
begun in the superior court today. The
afternoon was occupied in obtaining .
lury
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Relief committees were organized and
food, clothing and shelter provided for
those who needed them Guards were
posted over the burned district, and ware
houses found for rescued goods. Before
noon seven tents we're up and number OF
merchants were getting ready to open new
places OF business
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WANT HELPf

want ads. when inserted In the
usf-INfELIGENCER bring quick
returns. Lsrgsss circulation guar
Aatoek.
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BIG FIRE IN san FRANCISCO.


sAs FEAscisoo, Feb. %. Fire broke out
at s 20 O'Clock tonight in the Golden Rule
bazaar. on Market street, between Geary
aud O'FarrelL. IL was large toy and
notion store conducted by Davis Bros.
and contained an immense stock. The
building, two-stofy wooden structure
with brick front. covering q large area be-
ionged 10 the Blythe estate, and was
totally destroyed. together with all shs
contents. Davis Bros. lose between
$1,000 and 500. 0o0. insurance, fi7,. ,.oyl
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Loss About $4,000. With VERY
Little Insurance
THE issnsEg TRIAL BEGUN.
Proposed Forts Would Not Make VAN
eeuver Island Impregnable.
Portland Wells. Fargo a Co. to
Have Eig Bank ~ fsrsiand-Iass
seisare OF Hsyssaa RspaSiie Valid.

SrcKayr. Feb ~ The total loss by the
ire at kaslo, h. c.. yesterday is now
figured st siis 600. with less than 50. 90
Insurance.. Among the principal losses
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EvERErr, Feb. 28.--ls Especial. lit - ru-
nosed here tonign. that s. s. Ssa has
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Agw goEg, Feb. 2G Erastus Wiman
was arralgnea in court this morning and
piesaed not guilty. His bail was con-
tiraed.
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arrtneipAi, Miss wtnteroourne tFrrsel Union
sssdaate 80 the Home and Co.onial Training
eSe Loneoa. knKtaudl, who holas . hlng
Sssiy fescaer's Certiucate. secoad grade
fsaas received at any Tine.
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.sees tpayabls To advance for either ssssioal
- per month.
A.. sAAAsi tee Of Sc PER mcnth will be CHARGED for
@ssfkaftsn materials. ass ~ gifts and Stationery.
rae methods OF teaching are esefd oa
aGhSL- SYSTEM, waica 10 nsw tsaag uEs-
s>y adopted ey the bcss teachers es iAfAatA
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ss'e IN the Los Cabin corner Of Temperance ana
hspGhllcaa streets, SortA seattle. from
- Il ~. Also TlN Eleyenth st.
nom 30 10 Also p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

Al audience Of 100 people greeted Mrs.
Maud Lord Drake yesterday afternoon
nt the upera house Tho meeting was Of
q religious nature. being opened with
familiar hymns In which tie c0ngfega.
don joined aud prayer
SpirihaliHm, alle said, was old ~ well
as new. All along down the ages fof
1000 years The Instances IN which there
have been manifestations Wrrr hummer
nhlc. The Bible was fun OF a. II Ind
apirlts appea rod sometimes good onus.
liko the aalniud Samuel. Moses. l.lias aud
Others, VITA angels on many occasions. hid
also Daniel Ia fhe llan'a den md other
ihstanecs were quoted Plato and ,lOun
of Arc were cited us Illustrations of
many who were inspired with noble
thoughts ana enabled 10 give them 10 The
world by the AID of dlyiaf help through
iue guidance Of The spirits. Many more
,gonld be Inspired IN Ike manner " we
cultivated the spiritual ia our nature
al We should. When the body was
niled with thr nicotine Of tobacco or with
noi.onous iiqu0rs or lodthAUuo disease,
bopevor. n could not act aa good nae.
dinm through which Gods messengers.
namely the angels, our dear departed
friends, could act
ihc speaker said Ale had bern n.
oueaicd 10 give = sketch OF her LIES
history ID this lecture. This she did w n
MOST Interesting manner, weaving into Il
much III the sciencc. the philosophy aud
the Bi9ieal proof Of spiritualiam. Sht
Ind been medium FROM eafy childhood.
Strange phenomena were always orcnr.
ring abouf her, and though hor father.
4 strict church iaep.iisr 'sied 10 whip 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
IN TIE HOUSE.

by Associated Press.
Washington Jan. 2l-Thc coming
week will see the conclusion Of the tariff
debate In the house. According 10 the
special order voting on the bill aud
pending amendments viii begin a week
from tomorrow at noon, During the
INST week no amendments Of subNan
dial importance have been voted on with
any chance OF adoption except that liking
date upon which free wool would go into
effect, which was carried by the radica
Democrats with the aid of some Hcpnhl
cans over the protest of the Democratic
members Of the ways aud means com
mittce.
The coming week, however, viii wit
ness "a fight over the big amendments
10 this bin offered from the Democratic
side. The full measure of Democmtlc
oppoeition TO the blu will develop, aud
conaidernble bad blood viii doubtless be-
manifested. The first night viii come
ON the sugar schedule tomorrow, Three
hours have been sci apart for consldcra-
lion Of propositions TO Ice offered by
surnr men. -Four amendments VIII be
offered to the paragraph placing sugar On
the free list, II tho present plan IA I'D
The first will bs that OF Mr. Mcllae
of Arkansas TO abolish tho provision ~
fcrring to the bounty In the Wilson bill,
which conicmplates It's gradual reduction
onp-f0urlh each year Tor cight year,
until II X wiped OUT
10 this Mr. Price OF Lou 'ionn will
oaer an amendment 10 substitute IL
place Of bounty duty Of ! cent per
no,,nd on raw sugar Tile substitute
ior his Is to retain the Mckinley bounty
Of ccuis, offered BY Mr. Meyer Of Louis
lana. and Mr. Boatuer will offer an
amendment to the substitute to place
9 cent duty on sugar This will c1'
baust the amendments that are pending.
The votes viii be taken IN reverse order.
The sugar men viii make strong light
IN the ground that sugar is revenue
article, ard Va accordance With the die
mos Of The Chicago platform should he
ninde dutiable 10 supply the deficit which
! Ii 4. estimated the customs schedule Of
/ The Wilson bill viii cause They will
have Tho support Of all Democrats who
nre opposed TO an income TAX Including
/ Cochran. Wilson and others of the ways
and means committee.
While i Is generally admitted that
I they will probably De- ahle 20 muster a
o,aiority Of Democrats. The Republicans
, who are pledged 20 the free sugar feat
nre OF The Mckinley law, VIII give theta
4 no aid The chances o. The ADOPTION OF
/ the sugar duty for the above reasons are
| .lielf. Tuesday viii be set apart for
| coneideratinn OF the amendments 20 The
| fn,e coal aud free Iron schedules.
me present duty on both these articles
IA N cents Der ton. Cogfen. especially
- Vir-iuia. West Nirgiia and Ala
| hama. IRE at The back u This proposition.
M have Tho support very generally Of
tbe Democratic representatives from these
states. a. c., A.
ffNta iron Interests OF ANf sNNNNNl aNNf
! mama ard Tennessee. aud az the Lake
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

Governor Stone ileplira 10 senator Wolihaii,
Reluctantly Accepting tue ltrhlHnnli1h'
Jartson. Aiiaas.. Jan Uoyrror Nlnne
has addressed tho following To- senator
'SgEsaeaiiyc Department Jackson. Miss.
Ian ~ Hon. VI g. Wnlthuli Srnnipr "
III ih0 United states Washington u. 90
My Dear gvnorals-l have The honor 10 49,.
Auowlndge Che receipt % your iptirf ~ inc
1Tth lust ine,aeulg the tender OF your
feairuntinn ~ ilin ONCE ~ senator m thr
congress " the United States 10 lake cnurt
tho 2lt1d ay " The prcsne month.
''iirAiiglnE thai thrfe u no alternative
before me-. hut that ! must c1nreqi 10 yonr
withdrawal from ihe councils OF the nation,
whore you have served luur state nii milne
fnlnesH I reluctantly accept your rtsiant-
lion with foeiura ~ most sincere nid
profound regret, IN which I ON sure tie
iaunNy lOin. while u inHy not he dcnlnh
that MisFNsipni has hun1trd you NTH her
heal alffa ahn has ever been ninpir re-
wnrded M The splendid achievements or
nor able gifted and distinguished s0n.
i''phH people ~ AllnNHHlrpl are deeply
concernei "a tho matter that has impellnd
ydn 10 fha atop taken, nnd Win earnest
hone nhd united vo,qs. nay for The rfsturR.
lion or your health, In 'gllrh. none more de-
rouily loin than your friend ani uhcdleut
servhuf D. ~ NiuNE. GOyeufo."
cnngressman Anea'a friend, lio ", o.
Rlkrs IN Aberdeen, who q here looking ont
fnr Aliens Interests fuYn Allen'a friends
nre nef authorized 10 irf his name 20 be.
zorro Inc caucus na senatorial candidate.
Trhey DO not Know whni Win happen later.
Ife announcement NJ h0Yern0r stones
oanddary scents 20 have broken an slatos,
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PoNTlFlcAL HIGH MASS,
BIsuoP nuNNE CELEBRATES
mGH MASS AT DALLAS.


sgcial DISPATCH.
Dallas. TrA,, Jan. a -interasilnE services
were hcll at the catholic cathedral on nty-
an street to-day. me Church was crowded
with Catholics aud non.uaihulics 10 otcctNs
solemn pontnenl high mas nt iU.a0 win
nlshop Edward Dune colrhrant Asistcl
w Very Rev falhrr j. Maflnlere "
palPs, INIT high. wic,r R,y. ! ", turtaaa
" Chicago and NrN. fuOgias y, udligan "
.hiulgp, df1cntN nf honor; RuN =. A. hrl'
N ~ tMrlgp, Nrlcnt Of iNp MHasi icv
j. r. MaWurc VI chicago suh.dcAcnn Of The
maw, NNt 10 ~ Murray OF Chicago mas.
ief or ucrriuouyi Rev ] } NlNcn ~ ems
-cNHni assistant mnHiuf nl VprtmNny iha
.erman WIS preached IN Row Maurice j..
nnruvN lantnW pulpit dfntnt or thignEo
nnd WIS eloquent nnd very iinorai in N
Ryv pnnicy predicted thai rcNus was tie
silnrd la become BE greatest commonwealth
or hr lliOn THE scnuNn Wis free iralu
secilnunliami nnh mndo most tAucrlnA
impression The calls were read by l,uV,
llurh uN Nlu Snatr W. thcnrn aud ne
0lhpr nilitptH NJ ttr mass VIEW Npvf :, H..
Mcdonnell L. Cnmphcl y, H. CLANCY, ],
u, Hnslu, O. nuuno hrOinar of the bishop,
aud 4 Mnloney an " Chicago
lhiN VNpulul poniulcW yUaprrA were hri1
~ thc euihWifai lnd sac sermon WIS
preached 10y Row Hugh orc, McShhne, The
church WINS ngHin cruwlei.
NeNl sunday nlahon nuNur WIN preach his
hisi aermon ni 40, pnmckA church. aud
serve mites, assisted hy hls brother Rcy.
u Dunno ~ Chicago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

Superior district, including The vessel in
'rnsts OF the lake, are lighting against
free iron ore
Both nrc willing to yirld q portion Of
the duty aud amendments ranging irou
~ TO - cents per ton viii he Nncrcd.
Raw materials are madc the backbone
of the bill. aud horculenn effort wv
be- made 10 prevent It's defeat. The Re.
puhlicaus, " they join with che coal and
iron mon, may make the vote close, but
today the Democrats Of the waye nnp
means committee manifest no alnrln
Later Ia the week the intgrnnl revenue
bill including the income tax, Viii prob
ably be offered as an amendment 10 the
hill perhaps by Mr., Mcmillan although
this has no, been decided upon fully, II
h Is fight WIN De the feature OF the
debate, " the advocates OF the Income
tax are successful ns they clnlm con
idcntly they VIII be. and VI II is put in
the hill AK rider it will cause several
Democrats az least to vote against the
cntirc measure,
Oiher amendments relating TO the to-
bnccO schedule. lead ore. ctr,. aud other
minor amendments. rs the rWmmitice may
offer viii consume the rest Of the week
When vote Is taken u Il probable q
great number Of amendments VIII not
have received consideration,
Mr. Richardson, chairman Of the com
mittec Of the whole, already has IN his
possession SOrrniy-scvcn amendments
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
TARIFF DEBATE WILL CLOSE.
FEDERAL ELECTIONS.
THE BOND ISSUE WILL BOB UP.


In. NsSociaied iress'
+ IN. 'pgtuu, Jan, 2l.-'rhc present in
III 20. ne tf,t tho senate will divide
Sfo/ IA.
nVh IN INV mann 'hla W''h NC
" NE Federal elections bill aud the
policy tof q bond i1sur, as decided upon
H.. a.. ..,,..,,.,. ., 49,, ..,.,.,,,, pY,o.,
pg '"' S'e'''u'' Vi 'u' "''Su'S'
has now been positive agreement upon
the part of the Rcnubllcnns to continue
~, l,s,,s.i,u oe an, .lo,,io, nm nud =,
Wv ''"'''''' va Wv '''''''" W., CIV" w
take it up with view TO us maj dls'
position. Many OF the Republican senO.
tor. l,nve yivep public assurance that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

from Commerce, Mo-. hut rates from
hcn!on must Ice paid ON combination Of
locals
1t was agreed In the matter Of rates
on cotton piece goods manufactured IN
reduced, making them the same as pre-.
vlously authorized On brown cotton bag.
ging.
number Of applications for II change
In rates on less important commodities
werc considered before the adjournment.
aud some changes were made, Including a
reduction 10 rates ON graders outfits. BIZ
carbonate Of soda aud wagon material,
and permission WAS granted to mix ship
wagons ~ wagon rates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

out " her. yet she could not gct rid of
tho power that moved chairs, tables.
etc. about the room Her parents aud
the people generally attributed thc.c pow.
crs To The agency Of the devil la vain
She prayed to be- rid oi them On Az
count Of them she was driven from homo,
and subjected To scurn aud halrd. In
au earlier age she would have mirngd
IT, Witch Finally ~ che age Nf r
wears her powers attracted the attention
NJ Persons of scientific turn Of mind,
who protected and defended her
Al the close she took u numher Of
Watches aud psychological the owners,
giving CORRECTLY many events IN their
lives
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
coNrRoNnsN MINI ANNOrn

Hy Associated Press,
Washington, Jan. a. Secretary Car.
Isle has agreed to compromise the ease
arising uudcr the Internal revenue
bureau against Armour & Co, Of Chi.
cago. Some time ago II WIS assrrlained
that the company WIS unknowingN de-
liyerlng TO merchants packages ct huttct-
Inc containing prints which weighed q
fraction of an ounce more ihnn pound,
and on which u tax had been Paid o.
10 much per pound As soon as the
matter was reported 10 Armour head
quarters, their agent was immediately
sent To Washington to assist In the In
vesiigaton. II was admitted that
pound packages were over weight but
the claim was submitted that " was
the fault Of the mouds The compromise
arrived at NJ that the company pay
Sl,li as taxes on the overweight in
prints estimated 10 have been sent out,
aud S2aO0 specific penalty for violation of
the law.
This is not gll the compauy's loss Ia
the matter however for to the above
must be added the value OF excessive
weight of buttcrinc in paekngeA.- which
amounted In the aggregate td about 20
100 hounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
uNrroRsnaY rNspncrons.
IN Nsa0oIlIrl Irrs..

Nv IN7"07TWTVT 7 TTHT1
Washington, jan n The regulations
Of the Treasury department requiring In
inspectors aud officers Of tho immigration
service to be- uniformed 81 oppnscd 10y
labor organizations and others Interested
IN restricting foreign olngrants not legally
entitled 10 cutcr Opposition h. pre-
dctcd on the ground that uniformed
u.s. and will cyNdc his questions, while
that would not he the case II he ap-
pcarcd among them in citizen dress 4
rs conteudcd an the other hand the uni
form would prevent him from being is
nurcd, and insure grcnter RESPECT An
effort was made To have Secrcatry Car
Isle to withhold approval of the rgula.
ton. hut he had already affixed his Sig
nature,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
MILITIA ON THE MOVE.
GOV. MIrCHgIh BJcINs IN BARN
EsT no sToP THE FIGHT,



Bv Associated press.
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49, a., n...
,he Nl'WMoh' gwen out lAst NlSa' W WV
luNhl cluh TINT the hghi wuuld u.s.
surpdly take placp they have cnvount.
cr,.b n,,,l., s,,n
a., snn
uO'h and Who VIII feieten the hght' VI
IL takes place, Is proving tho stumbling
il,,t t,,u,ts d.n,,nd fan. ,hs,t,t., ,,,.
wv p'"''''''n ~ INV l'NS'''' nus Np'
been answered IN q mnnuor satisfactory
To hImslf. and In addition hr Il now de-
handing n,nt n,n strinr which d,e .lnh
has nttachrd tn i,N n,,,sn hc ,et,,n,ei
III Mil bc rrn,,snbrrcd NM nv m.
,lnr. . t,nt or thn rhrsir fnr Sh0 mn
Wilton Kelly holds tpnLes IN onvsidn in
INN only ln tle r,rnt tbr Heht X
htiurhi 10 a snrcpssfii lsaun nnd nj,
fhr enlor.pn,rni M thc clnh K,iV H.
mnuds that thr check be- pnde pnv1hlo
10 M order unronditionnlly 10 docs
MOI nroposn tn hnVr am kie. coming
from IN oclub alter he fendrrs tlc do.
cislpn.
kciiy went down 90 Mnyport today ln
ser Cnrhctt, aud q a understood that
the Californian also demands that fbn
check hr made m,,ondifinnnllv naynbin
10 "IIoupst" 1nhn
,bnTlry NIitcb"1 f,. ,,,, a hacking
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teAnineJ IA bring H., ,,,', t,rniiSr st
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
ben OF COMIC OPERA,


u York. lam ~ For the third
h bef,ro IL NJ. 49,. ...,.
L ~ ""N.p A''rl"e nave "pr
u we 'Ionnlos' OF Gotham for the
etade, stood al tho altar today and
|sed TO wov, honor and ,h,y,, bor
,q,.5 a, ''"'' ""' V''
'''" "u' MUSTER dohh 'hat-
whose nom de thc0tcr Is Signor
lal
~ o'clock, Miss Russell. In com.
WIN her mother. Mrs. Cyntbin
ld' her sister, Mrs, Alfred r.
LEONARD aud her press agent,
iiper, were conveyed across
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wv AHHNflNlNN AfN+Ht
Cincinnati, Ohio, jan 2t.rhc dlf
tress among the miners In the Hooking
Valley coal dstrict Is ntonsc aud somc
violence, due TO desperation. 10 reported
AZ Columbus. tomorrow the Yates east
10y local uuions urnu % reduction Ia wapcs
will lao clnyussrd or lOO0O votes
already cast u Is believed d mniory
win hVor reduction. hut 1t Is thought
majority win hr overcome by The
veterans from southern Ohio Even II
the reduction prevails y i- believed 10
win moi materially Improve maitcrs as
many Of the principal contracts have
gone ~ rrmsylyaulH operators ppd The
dcumud ~ small Reduction voted upnn
" N ccnir pcr ton, while The operators
>isk 20 aud iushl upon a modification in
The working rules This, the minors shy,
they cannot couscut tn. In navy EVENT.
for the time ihr outlook for minr workers
In Ohio 10 most gloomy,
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MI1AN vlsIrs " nnLenADE.

by Associated Press.
Belgrade Jan IL Ex-I<iug Milan
arrived this afternoon In answer to a
summons of King Alexander. who met
him 1T the ralrond station with a large
number Of generals and other officers.
Premier Grutch Immediately rendered
his resignation TO Alexander, giving as
reason for his action Milans arrival.
for surrcndcrng the office King
Alexander thcr cnpon assured him tlat
Nllan's presence In the city did moi i'm
ply the adoption Of an unconstitutional or
unpnrliHmcntury course. 1t is said that
coalition, presided over by
Nic0laioyitch Is forming