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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-06-30
Colorado's DISGRACE.

| The outrage perpetrated upon Gen.
Tarnstey at Colorado Springs was so
dastardly and cowardly that it ranks
with the meanest acts ever yet commit
ed by the White Caps in Indiana or the
Kuklnx in Alabama. The fair name
of the Centennial State had been smirch-
ed badly enough by the Cripple Creek
rioeters and the A. 2. A. deputies from
81 Paso county without Gaping the
climax with this outrage upon an officer
of the state who had only done his
duty. 1t is possible that only a dozen
men or less were guilty for the per-
petration of this crime, but it is never
theless the outcome of condition
brought about by the misfortune of
having a cracked Drained executive
and discordant set of demagogues for
officials in that otherwise splendid and
progressive commonwealth. 1t will
take Colorado years TO outgrow the eff
fects of the missrule of this year. 1t is
a warning to all the new states of the
Great West which are inviting capital
and enterprise to see to it that officials
are selected who can prevent the ex-
istence of such conditions as have pre-
vailed in Colorado during thu past few
months. By having nonenity for
governor, for the time being, Idaho's
fair nam vas injured by the troubles in
the Couerd' Alenes. By having can
tankerous old crank for chief executive
Colorado has been disgraced.
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Call For Republican County Conven-
tion.

Notice is hereby given that the Re-
publican County Convention for the
nomination of county officers and for
the selection of delegates to the Repub-
lican State Convention, will be held at
Silver City, August LIST, 1894, at 10
O'Clock a. IN. Primaries to elect dele
gates to the County Convention will be
held on the 2lst day of July at the fol-
lowing polling places, the number of
delegates from each precinct to be as
DESIGNATED herein
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-06-30

DeLamar, June %. 1894.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-06-30
MULTUM IN PAF,VO.
T SVopVVlIuTJi
GUY NEwCoMB.

BETTER were it to be unborn than
to be il-bred.-Sir w. Raleigh.
THE acts of this life are the destiny
of the next.-Eastern Proverb.
PROVERBS wisdom of many and
the wit of one.-Lord John Russell.
INcREDULIrY robs us of many pleas
ures and gives us nothing in return
Lowell.
MAN is an initiative creature, and
whoever is foremost leads the herd
Schiller.
KINDNESS in women, not their beau
teous looks, shall win my love-
Shakespeare.
No FOUNTAIN is so small but that
Heaven may be imaged in its bosom.
Hawthorne.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-06-30
1875. 1894
4th OF JULY
Celebration.
u E L "A M A r.

MORNING.
Picnic on the Mountain, with Grafton,
Reading Declaration of independence,
Music, Boys and Girls Races and a
Pigeon Shooting Match.
AFTERNOON.
Horse Race-Free for all 800 yards
and repeat. Winner 500, Second $40.
SIS entrance fee to go with purse.
Poney Race-300 yards. Purse SIS,
So to Second. So entrance fee to go
with Purse.
Foot Race-1Oo yards. Local sprinters
only. $50 to Winner, $40 to Second.
wrestling Match-s2o to Winner,
$40 to Second.
EVENING.
GRAND FREE BALL.
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A Card.
To THE VOTERS OF owYHEE:

To THE VOTERS OF OwYHEE:
Having been quite prominently spok-
en- of as possible candidate for the
Office of sheriff, take this means of
announcing that am not an aspirant
for any Office at the coming election.
Most sincerely thanking the very many
fri .nds who have kindly rendered me
their support, | am,
Respectfully,
GUY NEwCoMB.
DeLamar, June %, 1894.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-06-30

Polls at DeLamar, Silver City, War
Eagle and Florida to be opened from
2 p M until 1880 p N; at all other pre-
cincts from 2 p m until m.
By order of the Republican Central
Committee. ANTHONY BROOKS,
Chairman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

10 e saf - the eeals ~ re afasenfaf i1a
Is a5ecerHs CAS- y aer ~ sie fss
eeF<soes If 80 h ne sale nj pfesi.si.s
n ~ shsF raa = 81 sefsaas sss..sss
q lsAl ppiaE. q b Z issAftgs II nslt0r ins.
~ r94 sine
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Looi1lng for 4 Raplst.

Birm!ngnain, asa., fe9r1Afs MA She,
rs county FARMER came i;ito tne city carry.
Ing q noubie-Darre.ei Sh9f an q nisii.
t1ire. Tns farmers nams Is w w MlH'
ianis, and be IS carrying Lis nnsz.e-loadss
Tor wci.-dressed young man, Who Grim
.nailv aasa0.fed as Is-yrar-o.6 daHgntel
OH saturday AFTERNOON. The atofy, as told
by garner lXgl;ianls, runs abpAt this way.
Satnrday afternoon his grown aaugateg
~s1t 20 TIE woods 70 esG up u COW. VINE
deere she met 3comparditvety wei.-
dressed stranger. who presented his Sals.
ana by threats and Intimidation accom-.
pilsae1 his design. He Immediately dis.
appeared ny tn time sac C7;ssg:: ftst ssiSsssis
'hs Hal got We'll away, and a posse 81
nelgNhors could not track him, The peo.
pie ~ the vicinity Of where the crime was
Committed are rea hot over e.sA act, ana
Il the m4n q caught he weii pay the psri-
a tft- Al ~. o@tn,a
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Bristol Tenn Febrnary a. Bill rittreii
was arrested this afternoon. charged with
having crirnina.iy as4aite6 threa iit,la
girls. Ida and May SislS. ana Lille Fielje
HALEY His trlal viii probably come IN
tomorrow The stsl girls are AGED atta
u years. respeeiiyely, aad the BaiIey glri
~ v under the age Of consent. l.lttreil
nskef the older Of The girls 20 30 with hna
carried tier in hts arms. x r,lse ID ,,,as
esctai. g pc sl1ade cut against him. ana II
tiiele u ls VI xnas q dear penaily. ,rhe
uapils., rs not generally informed ~ 10 tfs
nsahs'!'s rfitle Or q lynchilig might be-
tasKea oI hlftreii y white. ana Il sarEs.
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The LANGDuN MURDER
henry fARIsH ov rR4AL ron THs
CRIME
safs coHfessions wiil DO strong Ev-
iaence Against Hiu,--were AK
fous 20 Lynch Assassin Brown.
nnnker Woods on Trial

ral,as. Texas February ii,--The case
Of ne ssats " josh ParsA. tho asei
sssAss.n os yo1ns n. I.0ngloas vas
called IA eae ersmlaai eaaFt today b .
saaes ansnnhfns ready fcF TRIAL Ire
nsssp rpraerer viii ss defended hy Phi
Barry M3ier aad Green Williams. Colonel
teroale Kesrby win ASSIST ne pfoseep-
tion E.gai Jurors asd been secured when
SouFt adjourned shs eyansrg end enc o.
inc iarsrs stated %, he ead never hsAri
Of rssd of ne famous Lsngion mareer
OF ssIesde d ~. 0 Parish,
This cvderoe X overwhelming against
Fafisa, as he confessed tie crime 70
saeisr caoeil and also % the eoyrespoad-
ant u 1he Post al the time Of as ar
rest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

Waco, Texas gepruary itE'ire carly
lslis snaEuing bsdly daoeei tbs hari.
N'.ss, tinweFe ana agricultural imple.
,ne7ss Ia the warehohse II winston 4
Higssnscn. itis mol known how Il orig.
i'sas'Sl tss M Winston said no one was
t. sfH watehouse sfter npon yes,sr,.a, /.
Rs haa 5000 worth of goods there. fuliv
covered 81 iFsuaaMee, Witch RsFa dam.
pged r per ceat.
3liN rrsf end 81 the Ei.iner Printing
ens FasiisHing house, 9.sirh ncilcined / s.,
SIRE WAS damaged baiiig The bliiidine
s7ts psf:issi e4a rwe Hrs prasaas. q r Ia X,
Hsns FaKtaes assQ papaf wafe ann.
#Aei plAiy SIR kstilasF alsh iokes hsfy-
= niie lots Iiatfiisng stock III E4s,sis
81 VIE sgtiaeslv iiEatlfea bV All, iss
tiei water lie hsd s51s1 filausa 80 4g,' ;i,5,
Nv 3 corn paAieS l,5srisisreI Al ts,i5r, y
ts2issgii fiEg soYals * ilspert535i Sitesl
+fsa4sAt7+ ts Aaw i9rk $500 9YsgstErn Fl 81
sHgAnpr company 500 Fhaeass 81 l5Sifd b,
~ q - 2 gpl9iaifg WAS eHaesi NJ Ii II
s,astis ana was hadis tiumged hut fHiiy
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MccffnE 81 Newspaper Men Held IL,
Tho city by Che Lake.

chira 90, tsebfi1fy IL TIE aanUai u,eat
i,hg Of tins Associated Press Wis hs,d a,
the Audst4slun tesltaI Fan Ia this eli,
ts.as ms oscssoA WIS netnhia Il thA,
Il served t. csfi together Tor ne ara,
TINE 70 American newspaper History rsp.
ssstitsnfsy4s a. re4rly every iaadlns hevYs.
paper % the UAile4 States ID Natf6aal as
eemsly
Al the meeting Of the Assscsatss pfess
" 5e1enes ls e dseislan was reached
r make ~ ofsanlzals9n Nal.snAi In iss
sscilt officiating secti3nal liaes AZ 4
c3iifedeucc tst Acce9sis;; OK isadlng fe,ss4
psiers 20 the East which han fornisrly-
c.4tt4 trsss az with the upittd Ffess
and which had severed their reintI6ns
Win e organisations 70 33ia the AS
sSssstta Press the session tsday became
sEtlre.y NAH 4aaI N KS sc1pa.
Pre.1lnnt William Eeln Nixon called
the netiing 10 order ami Ia a snort adj
gitss etissrsiuihted tbs inembeTs Np5A
20 CARRYING Out the pufr0se II make "a
the 1esos.. IN tAa b y and 10 ~.,tsh fi.
se2ps e4su 4 ry.l5 today tbs GREATEST nsas
9fzaii.z ftl9n ID The world.
t.otor n. Lawson, chairman OF The Az
ernuts comm. ttse, submitted speciat 10
p2fL aetAiiAG az length tha NEGOTIATIONS
MnigH hsa pFscttasd frith the CaHei
'fiftsS loohinH . the pFotertion OF the In
sstsst5 oa ms new spapers 81 this country
~ petgcIua adjustment OF the cofteat
~ Neea fae two qrgan. "a II 5Rs; tiit fa.-
teetton Or all fall prop1sa.s hy tie Tinted
tes~ ana the pger. pltatlpn uf 4 struggle
tFas mas bean g2ing an for The past iive
fa'AltlS antf Wnsch was pfactlcalIv
bFlpgfe 90 cioea & this time, as Was
INiiy evidenced frsm the fact nf the pres
eess mere e alnaost gu the daily papers
q The country,
4 aesies u Amendments to the by.laws
We submitted ana efter discussion
Adopfed These rroslae tor an uiaTeasse
" the number ~ Ihe bard OF dlsectdas
a esfifsIii4ttee With CHARLES p Taft If
i-t}s1llnhtl aA rhairmaa was appoinrtd ard
sRptnittel a list a aye directors to 5
t,ssttt uPp,t 20 iH yaSaHcies ami expirud
tftlilS The gentlemen r@c3mmenlsj
were tac1tpi uaanimDusiy THO bo9yS
.lsi@ cp74sts ~ Victor III Lawson of tfe (
t,iis-Ako fsq2ord ana the DAliy Nena 4
eslstrn1anf ,. 3. Clrvaiho az this %n,s I
PIN World. H. NJ. DsYaang 81 the SaI, i
nsasssi' As, nT5lieie, Clayton AfcliichaS Ii
st tne inllnstriphta Ni6tfh America n go +
2tel FRED DisSVll Of the ST Paul pisaxsy <
isfss3 ~ Noyes q the WashIneton 4
,slAis tnitrles nv. Knapp q the 81 Js5lIs I
: spstolic a: ~ Ferdti0 Of the tsisveIa,tsi 1
sss.sslsF, n. ~ BArr 81 the Pittsnnrg Psst.
sasues "; .Iirs g the Dstriit Tribune 4
w, W.. ssis News, " a. Butler % She Buffalo
Mslysl's =. stone submitted i satlsfae.
h3sy stascfliasit III the flnanccs or mo ~
I tais'stlt itll- sAltfSrKh l, was dcafued a4c Il
ssisssy f9g tlie Purposes Of c9ntest
', " et Reatlssaen wli9 Mere not pres-
WI a. ttle ilrnier fneetinS. when $le1fssl
WAS H,islseribfi to xaarafffe.s r,1,4 III
lafFy VI tue light asked 70 % InAl..a n
q TIC isl ana 3nbSsfintions etol,sh 1T I,
a5s g9Q were nlaGe - =
Mss tsiHiefea the members ~ sns.
fralfu iztclftc HOTEL N -
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A WORLDS FAIR FIRE.
fyCESntArfEs sTrxwrr nnsrnuc.
rses es ntiLDlScs.
ffsadsnrae coiosnaae Refined ~ she
f'thnes-Snrrew ssrrps of Ftre-
Usen lrfbEs Frligna RoSf--cin
narnea ~ Wharton.

/ =.
es''sH-s ife esoke ~. A.
49,. ~ ~ ee'e,' peae pstyesn
~ $3.50 ass iiasaieesy
sfelpAs
49,. 49, ;,.s.,s &. Nj ~ 7s HFe 9epafs.
~. y & m $3.50 g, ~ 1850
1Aes US fststt ~ = t.ca ne nftirtn srizae
I ac'ra 0sss aEainsS fks fat.es iast wlet
I ygaea r4si se<e the esr.rs -gpfs ~. ,.-st,
IL - .,,7t. 1870. q. q J. s,Ass
~HSt'f tnty meNntci :
! ierfs a;sa Tfw aetsef sra mpre dansaf-
fl&
5.1.,.4 q, ~, 4, 4 ~ e q y ~ sf''sss'e'l ~ 2
eAif tet uNAefe Aeait(enal eneiAas
tcessssi tise RttxlsnE atrdctars It's dessfue-
sisp end ihat 81 ti,s lark4 bald,rFa 40.
tn,@ ~, ~, s,tsse s,Is,. y. K &
s 49, .s',, - M ses,s1'
~ sisAA seea -D7ut t1J yards
NeAt e 4ae p@tt piafnisd last week, n w1s
iasi1e the rbidnnz9e ana satfft,~ ,,,
r,aa+A 49, ~ ~. y, . II ~ -, - h-
u, y ~ :. ~ -. sHstts we Asfl-
sitiAsfai hsisAins ard machinery kAfi This
iisat wofiNc1k odetel ilttle rasissAace
'r tf--' ef,a ttt ofnAte
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GnEnn cnuNrY
department o. Ethnoi0Gy Called nm.
m 20 Decide a pog,ik.

4 r NFsaFtthSnt % Ethnoi0Gy Called I'm.
IN % Decide pogiS.
Washington. Eebruary h-.ispec.aI 70
the Glopetr emocrAt.l--I the spsn ia,,,.;.
sest'ea u Greer county, then the resa..
e.ajm a thai body Of lana between ~
forks q me Fsea river Ii l,ssf. il lne sosn.
'arls never occupied Il. ana The traces ! :
settlements were less Oy lndians ths III,
lsaee coansa for ;lis claim n lie uinited
Stats The bureau q etnnolcgy has nssn
eallsa g hslp decide the question. prc.
fsas7f James Muanes. who knows n.aee
ehsnt indians than any other ct ire ~sy.
ers'nent scientists has been rave. M ,,,ssy
ne sssty mites q sausfc territory iookln@
for signs. He les como buck ina t6e ~.
afnes be has eo.leGea h sbow the ol,es~.
Ast taat Vas ever hfaaHhs into .s,,,,.,
fFofsssar Mocneg sisltsd ana studied iii
mo Gfssf eonnly slsss wiefa ne Tsxhe
iaN'yeFs thln!s the spanish mad s4sg,,.s
meats, ~ decides that Ills satsitts wers
she Wichita faaiasls The 1Vsebi,,.a hs
s'ss ere - the hahst 81 llssinx Is s,.,ss
heuaes IL summer ana ii teepea Il, ,s,,,.
ghs sepses ARE fonsiei. lolst.I.se ssrnes,',.s
twenty y Thirty fees anfoes 0,sn
ground dug AWAY couple 81 fss, L, ~.
% the iisldr fhe rireassr assssss
last ionE alter All other ffs.eea 3 81
iafe NfN eqffraNfis and taa pilis &, " II ;
asls,s MS sseittt Fork of F.ud riss, s s's ~
t'i'H character 7fse nfke sis. sss.'ii TX. 81
s.less'niiig piaia traces II oxef fe,'ia
There village sites ff0feesar ss....,.5.,..
f4fsF picked un stone hnnitn1gs
49, F,cae eiats. together s'ltb ~ 800 IN
kex E1lndink corr non arrow ~ Il !
Ysps3 uttgs'iA Rotating strongly IS ,s., ,'n
nfizin 4ns Wiehitas are 4 e..s,. ,t' -.
tffts ma heXe hesn 4 many zan.s ss.,k
end y 4fhnessl2a With ma vi,ass 1870 80
there Hes fanne nuniter N $50
,'ekehes, af piis. Where the asasss 49,
hpeiea ana which rrobah.x -, 81 *. Nas /
fls 1sxas storms q Abandoned Ms =
kiin1tA. -''a'nk |
AaolAef eeiasNss Il sks 4nslas
nt trr tnolzH settlements u4k fs..,.'a " |
tne presence q bone nttz'. ssh.s.'' s.'a Y
fuse 81 tribal b1aqfeIs 1iAd 49, - ~
al of hi big boaes Aiarz s,,iI, ztpfsa' /
Nttre tie IaiAu4 hal extfal.s.s 4 eHinE |
teF. = haAlt nsVef III ea4aa $500 Ss tRt7- |
MeAf eAns u r9nFf5xstlon WIS, - sns |
fAa eln Htehlta peop.e Ii thn.f ~ - u /
fSzntniS thi'ther East pf3fesSse ~ Hstr
eoeeftaiAea that falc aath fofls AZ Il Icy
river had been Wichlt4 cs,nsFs - lked /
the frat quarter OF the prssaot raeh g
$50 of ths Old people sfrlfinr tssAtnfy'
had moved east from there hi ~ h.qs
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r.r after the stars feii"--a common habit
81 reckoning iirne-which wolla make The
y6ar 1854
cae 81 re e.rose arsunieats on the
Texas Ade 81 the question is that tsa-a
are esq beds n caves elcas The river and
Professor Mcc1sv brought hack pcrrlcns
cf tdsse so-cailed alil beds 4 microscopic
examination 81 some ef tie ss-ca,ied as,ies
~ 4Na eNper.s ef ire genioSscal Survey
proVef tnat they wets msrA'y cave dest
but oae tiny splfnsrr OF charcoal. as b-g
ss pSn heal being found s. tae Whole
lot cNu'ciaed. s. Il seems ;haf tAe eth-
rpieglcai evldersc Is an IN the side OF ~
Inltsd Sases claim 70 G-asr county. n
TO i'-ted -.ntss was I'VE case. a. now
appears ptoheb,e. Greer county, beeones
very Important part Of oklaaoma.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

tttl7 ~ tnf roof whitn wfhcKed fAs
Aif.tt ~AsAinEt 81 tA1 trfre badly The
ttot'stt ere Compelled Is ttiteat "a ths
Altl y s5r eaftfi Nraat taSurts hkra COW
ettfa[fa o. tho eAfthsx surfaces cvsr ihs
ttii'f NltA nfifr1<r ~ houses are IA dau
~ ~ ipFfitHE owes 4 IS tsttr,Atei taSt
twerfs -iSga acres
tsss lc,roaslfatiFe BIZ ,lc les eSssr "a Il
nztA''s let TN faintfst news that may
strte ~ fsfHAitthfuS the Fate So ~ u
Atg ncttne.tt YsEi,fd Tho xctre anI 4 Was
~ kfltfti oQtnicf ~ thpze htat a1tr Is
the c1ndttan " things tkaf
~ -t 81, .nt4 must Aa.0 pcftrs ~ flfhFr
" aaviar BEEN rrnsftS % dtath az ~ SRI
.erAt lon II thfY had time 10 k44A fe,tlr4
n any ctcrr pottiou az the minA. A. fhers
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VIII DO Id Enri,nn.

-fe" aeisi 4 ussaary if.--Isch ITitzs,u-
Vii 90 - England and try Il arfgnga 4
i aa.i With some good man Ia his cas-
hiiz csD4rAs ttut ne Is losing time ana
monsy rnniainIng IN this ccunt4y doing
ncth'ns He says that he Is anxious IS
hsni any NJ, Dan CraeloIl of any Uf
the asplring nldd.eayeiGn who h.tye
M my WiHd whcnI shalt go. SAID Esrz
5pttt " Mi be laside Of n month al me
psfssi received Word some lime ago
Ton lie National Sporting ulub of Lon
slt'is that they would hang up II good a,ges.
purse Tor contest beiween myself ana
'Ied Pfttehard. Perhaps Is stll, hoIuis sooVi.
y Tie match etwean esorheti lnd laeka
soa taksa place abroad / wiil witness M
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ePoRTIna NOTES
desperate Prise Fi9ht In nennc.y.
OIslahomn

/ Escnncsssy, o II. February i4.--Tbs
hardest fousAt Prize night ever wi.nesssa
IN ckiaaema rock psaca mar HeAacs s.y
AZ an early ho,ir t,ss morning.
alssfSy she OPENING OF the Cherokee
s:ssr two men, raned George Williamson
81 st. Louis NO. ara rosy Angie 81
Bescavel, WIS, landed on tAs Same claitn.
Each cia.lled to have reached thers flrSt.
Eeca had WITNESSES % prove priority *
set;.encat. comrgouEse seemed 70 be
;.rresgpie, ana me coates, waxed warmer
and warmer. Thcy finally agreed 10 st
tie sae natter inside me nstsc arena w.sa
oare snuesies, lycudun prz4 ring rules
% govera 1hey were 10 have two weeks
ira.nIas. and both traincd faIshfuiiy tor
aae oonysst and eaaeFed me ring al ahout
equal weight
MiAiamssn sEpped the beam at IFS and
Angie at is2. on.y twelve persons Wiz
nesra ilie nsns
ncnGfs we4e even IN the first two rounds.
he'tA uslug Sod work, displaying cohs.d-
egau-a sNeRse.
4v5ana a--'skng,e wont az lls man like
t8er. read.4ng as css.l5atal's left ey1
als4 Ssask4. al4n down. lis say for el.tas
ser9EiS ~ as 1859 he puHcgged aHgls Ia
tae ni3uth with MS lerl as1 VISA T. sss,i
slasa sH-ns csAstas hreadDaskst and Az.
gle sgt hsscd and was all bat OUT wsien
.le sag soa1sssL
Aosna iBD,li rnaasd TO TIE center Of
the it.1g aid after a hot cxcaauxe WIZ
s.a:nson neSfei Angle vida ha- d r.ghl
SQUARE Ia tae lace, A1ig.e ie1 With III
ie's traehels Wt'l.anay5sss eys, wAich was
closed Williamson raIea ard with
flEas aaild s~szg a5i the Jaw knockee,
kss AllSea VS. mar down ana out ne ,ay
On ,ae fioor ave minutes before coming
zoo.
18th men we're covered With bsooi
.Aater the man We're wns.Hd on Asgle
walked over to lai opponent and sa.5:
IVY llanls.zl you have besisd ma: AKA
claim IS yoursn s'i
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Higatoned rinanhtnr.

y sgnii 1gpSi, ATT isaordafp III The
sfal'u Jury 1851 ai5auraed. has ad5ed q
Y, eNe;isinent a1.splif' eifi- u Tsfssu::r;l
s1sl'ona 81 = ei'isaae against gambi!ns ii
iiisa p-aeea. II. p Burnett exaaronrielos
~ fhe flpFenee haiel ana isatl4ek kIrk
s;saf leasing masiipeF 81 The PATERNITY
sand iniiietsi fei eab.hiting & eaniine
f8n.e which II q felony Dr. III. III $50
I, WI a nc Eiyten lard company ana i.
=, t2aains tii lhsiiaEsr Of the Ca,dweIt 10
tfl have heen indicted for .ettns rassn
ipr ganllng purposes Mpinisrs IL at5a,
nfomlnent cltlkens haya nls9 beer illdisatnd
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THE BOMB man
PANS roIrcE rRAt.s
cEDEsrs
Anarchtst Circular,
strntions az va,,,s ~. nsl
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'aai tae Ao.ei rern,.aas \ 81 - 81
name s Emi.s Henry III 81 S7, :s.l
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aad isaat tAsy nave NJ, 81
pressrse IN paTs siaps az G.
taeS ne had lRsa IN l..osS,.s
weeks PREVIOUS is con. Z IT. e IS
Ias Fen loase=4 paol.s,s.
iiSaa Ayers sSday 800 ', IA.
~ anarcatse.r naa,tos i ws ''''' NJ
Nsea e '''Ae Streets o. M Il, y, N
inaalfes-o is dapsa iJsnslns M =
s-altiot minister. N <, TX
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s-ssssa W q g.slup Or allasSss 4.
p cotascq ueice u ann, :
tionS az tyry, lae ce.ne - \ !.
suH'nS o. Nas.'AtA are gil..ea m
~ poltee has ssatoasG i ~
osAeeis fssi'nane.s Af sS (, M ~
eAfilea n plllef 10 prsVens , ssT
damoastrsSlaas. ~
kadicai organs TO-DAY "
eelssenipias'a acton 81 81
tcr the protection Of 81 IS, I'VE
encii.s' outrages, esooress X ~
patgnber OF d.oat.es usti : 4. n 4.
woe laws Melicn are otoosss (. y,
OF the people. 90 = ~
The project OF police IA
conferences with the iainissrr Y X y;
rinr this afternoon and II a .,s
sag pretect has reeelyed 81 WI. 4,
police OF Lunuon to the sfi..,, !, 4.
plosion at Hotel Terminus 4 Il ', ~.
q the schqle which ,44.,s. s .,7'
oI ms companions had arsssss'l h
ifaylns Loncpn. II wss tkr9I. II, N
according 70 The Lcndon 1 sss
nat as many ontrSres d 5 uos;,Il'e'
believed thar the prlsan4i I 4 & &, n 4
pc heard from Ia Some M t,Ysl'f ls,'
The po,iee or this eli. afe r. $500 ss',s 4
active search for Henryls n Ky
ators. The police this attcrsoss NJ
otner photograph Of Henry. VSjSS H
BIN 10 have short. stlif hssr gisl.s'1
and Q youthful taee Tne 49, ',..,' /
ccrding 70 the police uraonhs 4.
from London IN COMPANY StIh ts,:, n
Anarchists ana The london aics ss u
that they have iuferfa atlon III, l.a \ i
the belief that Henry ana hss sSI2,'.l
previous y leaving t1nEiaad a n !
aipong other ontragas outIIne1 n y
terrible explosion IN the paris II, mn ~, \ /
which was 70 inc,uda, ii aadI,I7, Z /
explosion Of several bombs. liz ,o.s,l
Of ttie gas supply thus pseysBi,y "
tendants from lighting III tsit n.
entertainment after tfe explcsl * T.,
tiIlguished the electric ligls
II was stDtni this eseiiine II iss ~,
" tie charihergof deVffIies It'll Isl 4
Who iitve been on ihe raj II IA.
fehnw cdnspirators are naA sa5,,
hem ana that their arrosts TI,6ls
short time VIII be ennotinseis
a bundle 81 anarchist Ies fls.. MI
England. M addition ID ihcss IN
rom Anglers, are In p6ssass'isS n
Ice Of this city. 1'hess lsaflsts i 4.
ain threats to Inurdef przssaassI; Z
ind threaten tho lives 81 n!1.,z
gtSt m ftss n
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EpgIIsh and rrenrt, i

PaTisi f ebruai.y l4a-A tsie5Fs7l
received here from the I vetae
Guinea, dated from Konakrs,
tai.s Regarding the second lisal
eagement between che Ensilss M !
The governor reports that a =
took place at the mouth q A. -
An IN silsh police force - s 4
cue Yillage Of ccmpan. q T'res 4
n order % fornihlg impress " fAe
construct roads Tie scgeInsl 4 .
patch adds i'our native iitsN
riyiag e protect me natiyes HSfs y
BY me English forces, ona sin
FTenelt Side was wounded spa q
on the British side were SUED.
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IlanIeer Mooda ~ rria1

Dallas, Texas. February ls.-lhas trial 81
Tom j. Weed, in, charged with embez-
zilng S114,r10 from tho Ninth National hank
~ progressing slowly Ii the Federal court
The indictments were consolidated. but
fiiele are one hundred separate and dfs-
tiuct specifications In the consolidated III
dictments and Wood Is charged with g,6-
lating nearly every one of the National
banking lSws. Hon Henry Irurrnan Of
Fort Worth- Colonel n. +. Seay, 4. s..
Henry and several other attorneys arc de-
feudlng the accused Recelver Eaxterss
evidsnce was very damaging today
J4J. Hegau was arrested today by Dem
rty Tnted States Marshal Book McAlur-
ray on an indictment found by the Fed.
oral grand Jury charging him with sur
ornatinn u perjury in The Tom ]. Wood
bona case