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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-06
WIFE MURDERER SUICIDES.
A Philadelphia Policeman Kills His Wife
and Blows His Brains

A Philadelphia Policeman Kills His Wife
and Blows His Brains.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5-Ohicsr Al
bert Lanahan of the Ninetseth district,
committed suicide this morning, by
shooting, in the stable Of William Rog
era in the rear of 4i6 Lancaster avenue.
Officer Smith of tho same district was
notified and won't TO Ltnahan's home.
1929 Herion avenue. Ho climbed in
the window and found Lanahan's wife
lying in the hallway dead. Her face
ana body were mutilated and 1t Is sup.
posed that her husband killed her and
then committed suicide.
Mrs. Kate Lanahnn, who was found
dead at her home this morning and
who is supposed to have been killed by
her husband. Policeman Albert Lana
han, who WAS found dad in stable
with his brains blown out, was a hard
drinker
1t il supposed that Lanahan went
home this morning after coming off
duty. aud finding his wife drunk and
no breakfast ready "A quarrel took place
and Lanahan beat the woman so badly
that she died Rsalizing what he had
done and terrified by the awful result
of his anger. Lanahan went TO the
stable near his home and killed him
self
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NOTABLE GROUP OF DEATHS.

Andrew Kenna, a well known business
man, Of Camden, N. j.
Ex-State Senator William Henry Kirk
81 years old, Of Newark, N. j.
Lieutenant Charles f. Emmerch, United
States navy, at Mare Island navy yard
s. NJ Hamilton. we'll known coal ship
per and miner aged 80, Of Baltimore, Md.
Professor Edmond Froemy, chsmis, and
member Of the Institute, Mt Paris aged so
years.
Edward A. Lippincott, IS years old, q
wealthy wagon builder Of Atlantic City,
N. j., at Chesterfield, N. j.
Theron Persons, the young captain Of
the Salvation Army at Phenixville Pa.
His home Is al Hudson, Mass.
Frederick Roediger, "A years old, who
introduced the culture OF grapes NJ Egg
Harbor City N. D., at Lower Bank, N. j.,
Theodore s. Barton, promnedt Now
Orleans broker and ex-presidont of the
stock exchange. He was killed by an
overdose Of morphine
Mrs Priscilla Vanhorn, aged g. at
Pittsburg, Pa. She was u famous temper
ance advocate. and the heroine OF the tenn
perance crusade Of May u, 1874.
Henry Newman, 40 years old, an evan
geist who worked TO save drunkard and
fallen women. and founded n mission bear.
ing his name in Jersey City N. j.
At Wells, MINI, yesterday, Morton s
| Wilkinson, United States senator foI
Minnesota from 1857 TO 1855, died Of apop-
lexy. Senator Wilkinson was 75 years Of
age
ID. T. Jones, Of Illinois, chief clerk in the
life saving service, in the treasury depart
ment at Washington, He has been sick
two weeks. Mr.. Jones was so years old
ank has been in the treasury for twenty
years.
AT Southampton, Eng. just after his ar.
rival BY steamer New York. Frederick M.
Somers, a prominent Californian and
member Of the Lotus club, New York.
He was formerly an editor Of the Cali
fofnia Argonaut, and latterly proprietor
OF Current Literature New York, and
promoter in Europe OF type setting ma
chine
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SUICIDE OF GODFREY MAY.
First Attempts to Kill His Wife and
Then Shoots Himself.

First Attempts to Kill His Wife and
Then Shoots Himself.
LATROBE, Pa Feb. 5-Golfrey May,
one Of the best known merchants OF
this place. attempted to kill his wife at
3 o'clock this afternoon and then com
mitted suicide by shooting himself
through the heart. May came hero
from New York about year ago and
opened one Of the larges: dry goods
stores in the city. His wife was cash.
ieI Recently he began to find fault
with his wife'5 business methods and
quarrelled with her frequently. Mr..
and Mrs. May were at the store today
until noon. when they went home for
lunch, and at o'clock neighbors heard
pistol shots in Mays house.
@Rushing in they found May lying on
the floor shot through the heart. He
had the smoking revolver in his hand.
Mrs. May was bending over her hus-
band almost frantic with a bullet
wound through her hand. Mrs May
stated her husband had taken her to
task about business matters, and in the
heat of ths argument shot at her lie
then placed the weapon to his heart
and fired, killing himself instantly.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-06
FLASHES FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Secretary of State Romero Rubio, of
Mexico, is dying At Querareto, Mexico.
Safe breakers got 81 t. 0O0 from the ArlSa.
delphia Lumber companys store, at De-
lark, Ark.
Inmates Of the Rhode Island State prison
are making 5000 pairs Of half leg boots
for Brazilian soldiers.
A gold coin assignment of S75O,00O is
coming from France to New York on the
steamship La Champagne.
Mexicans have released from prison Wal.
ter Willet, young American, whom they
arrested as n TovOlutiOnist.
At Wellsville, o., the Pioneer Pottery
Company's $50 wOrkmen won their point
and resumed at the old wages.
Fearing vengeance from vendetta, as
told by letter, an unknown Italian shot
himself In Centralpark, New York.
superintendent Brockway has been re-
stored to his position in control of the
State Reformatory at Elmira, N. Y,
Duelng in the streets of Brookhaven,
Miss, James A. England aud Leonard, two
old enemies shot each other fatally.
or tho immense new crop of coffee In
/ Central America the steamer San Bias has
For embez2lemouts aggregating Sl73 600
ex-President Leonard of the defuuct Santa
Clara bank, San Francisco, has been NJ
| rested
Ohio Odd Fellows ara asked TO aid Mrs
| Schuyler ColfaX, tho penniless widow OF
the ex.vice president, who was promi
nent odd Fellow.
In tho almshouse yard at Springfield.
Mass, HOlstein bull ran amuck and
gored and broke the ribs of both John Lin.
dell ana John Weir.
The Edison Bell Phonograph company
in New York has been notified of victory
in its London suits to restrain infringe
ments upon its patents
A first marriage, contracted when Frank
| Cone, OF Racine, Wis, was only II, didn't
| free HIM from bigamy when, after his
majority, he married again
The late Senator b. l.. Davenport's
youngest daughter, Frances, who is worth
ESQ, 900, has oloped from Elkhart, Ind with
H. Saokctt, u silhouette artist
Suit for $40, 900 damages ia brought
against Mayor Hopkinp, OF Chicago. by
| William Corbett, of Buffalo, hurt In n col
lsion with one OF Hopkins teams.
For charging Arthur b. Snoad, Of Now
York, with connection with the Sag,
bomb throwing aud the Warden murder
DR.. Mary Walker had to pay 0 cents dam.
ages.
In probate court at st, Paul. Mimi, th,
suit of Mrs. Crevier, as first wife OF th,
late Commodore Kittsou, for dover In
terest in the commodore's 81, 900, COO estate
was dismissed.
Since u large quantity of arsenic ha
been found in the stomach Of the late Her
man Groenke at Racine. Wis, his " idow
who has married again since his death, has
baen suspected.
As executrix Of the Borden estate a
Fall River, Mass, Emma L. Borden, ha,
certified TO the equal distribution OF thei
murdered parents estate between herself
and her sister Lizzie, who was acquitted
Of the Borden murders.
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LnNnnN Fah

LONDON, HbD. D,
IN DISPATCH from Sierra Leone
IAN says that detachment of British
IN military police encamped in the
II u Sofia country were recently fired
upon by French force. The British
returned the fire and killed six of the
French force Several OF the attacking
party were captured.
II WAS only ashort tims ago that 4
force Of British consisting of mem bers
of the West India regiment and de.
tachment of the military police, the
latter under command of Captain
Lendy was fired upon by a French
force under tue command of Lieuten
ant Mrrttz, near Warina, who, it was
subsequently explained. miStook them
for natives. Captain Lsndy, Lieuten.
ants Liston and Boughton. a sergeant
and twenty.six privates we're killed.
Tha British aG once responded to tho
fire and shortly afterward the French
retired. Lieutenant Maritz was
woundod and was captured by the
British.
He explained that the attack was
mistake on his part, he thinking that
the British were natives
The attack was made in the early
morning before the sun had fairly
risen, and in the dim light the mem
bers of the West Indian regiment. who
are negroes. were thought to be Sofas
aud their officers Arabs. Lieutenant
Maritz subsequently died from the
effects Of hiS wOuudS and WaS buried
with military honors by the British.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-06
NEWS OF OUR OWN STATE

Great snow drifts block railroads and
highways in Forest Clarion and Mexican
counties,
Struck by train as he was driving
across the railroad tracks at Lebanon, H.
b. Shirk was badly injured.
Manager W p. Kelfer left Ada Gray's
company in Reading because her newly
welded husband, he says, interfered with
business.
The Lebanon bankers, .iucludiug Cashier
Riese, OF the defunct Safe Deposit Bank,
who were arrested on charges of embezzle-
ment, have been freed.
The Cameron colliery, operated by the
Mineral Railroad aud Mining company.
resumed work at Shamohln after alencthy
idleness, giving employment to 20Oc men
Two furnaces OF the Paxton Rolling
mill at Harrisburg were blown in yester-
day Instead of the Chesapeake Nail
works suspending operations today, as
was announced, only the puddle mill will
closed.
f, A. kunkle, who shot and killed Amos
Ewing, the highway robher, at Valley
Forge on saturday evening, was eXoner.
ated this afternoon by the coroner's jury.
He was released on habeas corpus pro.
ceeding and admitted to bail.
The second and third lifts Of the Hazel
miue slope at Ha2leton are caving in. The
mine is operated by Pardee Il Co, aud is
one of the largest in the region, One thou.
sand men are thrown out OF employment
The mine is situated near Caranberry.
On Saturday afternoon 7-year old boy
named Lewis, residing with his parents at
Hrconsburg, was instantly killed by the
accidental discharge Of n gun II the hands
Of an older brother who was preparing to
20, hunting The top Of tue little fellows
head was blown of.
The county commissioners of Pottsville
have effected loan of $4,000 on notes
divided between two banks. This money
ia to be USED in paying outstanding orders
for last years debts, The county com
mis,ioners also decided to levy a special
tax this year to pay of tins temporary
loan.
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THEY DESIRE TO LYNCH HIM.
An Angry Mob clamors for Prisoner
in Lebanon jail.

LEBANON. Ind, Feb. 5-The pros
poets for lynching bee here tonight
are very bright Saturday night Frank
Hall, negro. assaulted Mrs Ak4rs, 4
widow, who lives alone with her chill
dren on farm four miles east of Lsb-
anon. holding revolver at her head
while he accomplished his purpose
He then fed but was subsequently ar
rested at his home and brought here.
The news that a mob was organizing
induced the sheriff to hustle the pris-
oner away to Indianapolis This morn.
ing Hall was returned for hearing.
A mob at once surrounded tho Jail and
an attack is expected at any time.
AAbout II o'clock the county prose
cutor mounted tho Jail steps and
pleaded with the mob to disperss. He
told them that Hall would be vigor-
ously prosecuted and said that the
iailors wife was dangerously i'll and
that the noise mi ght prove fatal to her
No attention WAS paid to his words
At noon the mob was trying to get a
leader and demand tho prisoner.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-06
BIG WHEAT Deal IS ON.
Giant Operators Are Said to Be Under
the Market


CHICAGO, Feb. 5-On the board of
trade it is Whispered that Philip D
Armour, Marshall Field, John W
Doane, George NJ Pullman aud other
magnatss in the local financial and
commercial field, together with Addi-
sou Cammack and his crowd in New
York. are under the wheat markst" to
the extent of untold millions Of bush.
els, and they have laid the foundation
for a gigantic deal in breadstutfs.
Two years ago it was Rockefeller,
Mackey, Blair, Of New Jersey. and Ar
mour. Last year IL was Armour, Rocke
fellsr and Jack Cutahy IL is reported
that from 90, 900 600 to 75,00O,OOO bush.
els have been hsdged and sold short for
May delivery.
Against this vast volume of sales
there are 2l00O.OOO bushels of cash
wheat IN Chicago elevators, aud 10,-
0O0,000 bushels additional in the ware
huuses of Duluth, Milwaukee and st.
Louis Minneapolis is out of the case
entirely, AS the wheat At that point
could not be got away from the millers
Settlement on terms satisfactory to the
longs would have to be made on any
where from 80 900, 900 to $4,000, 900
bushels,
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remove two lines OF police Again tho
crowd broke into appreciative cheers
as Williams euunciated his dangerous
hint, many OF the crowd shouting III
should he done"
Williams further ssid that II the
foreign anarchists reinforce the unem-
ploysd there would be warm work FOR
the police The speaker was repeat
edly cheersd.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-06
THE LOTTERY MIDDLE.
Postmaster General ia Determined to
Stamp Out the Evil

Postmaster General Is Determined to
Stamp Out the Evil.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5-Up to this
afternoon Postmaster General Bi5sell
has received no official information of
the proposed or actual resurrection Of
the Louisiana lottery and tho establish
ment of its headquarters at Port
Tampa City, Fla. GenNal Bissel is
thoroughly alive to thsHrPcsssitY for
prompt and vigorous action in the
premises and in case the fact is estab-
lishsd that the lottery company has
again opened for business he will exsr-
else every power in mis- control to stamp
it out with view to thorough exter
mination Of the evil.
He has asked the state department to
take up the matter with the govern
ments Of all the Mexican and South
American states. and If possible secure
action by which the scheme Of making
drawing In one country in order to
evade the laws Of another may De pre-
vented
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-06
DA cAMRs MOVEMENTS.
The Brazilian 1nsurssnt Still Continues
In q State of Activity.

LONDON Feb. "a dispatch re.
coived from Rio Janeiro this evening,
says; Admiral Da Cana, the iu-
surgsnt commander arranged to land
troops at Niohteroy yesterday, as he
had been informed that two regiments
Of the national guard, stationed near
that city, were likely to desert the
government AZ soon AZ AN iusurgent
force appeared The plan was dis.
covered ashore and the landing there
fore was abandoned. The national
guards showed no signs of disloyalty
when approached by Admiral Da
Gama's agents"
Another dispatch says; Admiral
Da Cana has given forty-eight hours
notice tnat he will blockade Rio and
has disposed his fleet accordingly. This
step is intended to assert belligerent
rights for the insurgents. The action
OF the foreign commanders is awaited
with anxiety" ="
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DEMOCRACY DIN COMPLETE MAT0M CONTROL BAD BUSINESS INVESTMENT

years and was reported heretofore to be
worth over $500. 900 The assignment
is ascribed to dull buainess, the fnan-
cial stringsncy and heavy losses by on
dorsing for others which he had to pay.
His trals was chiefly with mining peo-
Pile in the west and in Pennsylvania
He sold the block diamonds used in
drilling. His liabilities are reported to
DO very heavy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-06
A BIG FIRM SQUEEZED.
Well Kuown River Coal Operators In
Finaneial Trouble.

Financial Trouble.
PlrrsBURG, Pa, Feb. 5-An execu-
tion tor $3.50 900 was issued this morn
ing by s S Smith, trustee for the
Union National bank, against Hornsr
Il Roberts. the we'll known river coal
operators. The amount is to cover u
debt OF $4,000 iue the plaintiff Ol
Saturday a judgment for S6S 900 coy
sriug debt Of $89 900 was entered by
Stella d. Hays against Simpson Horner
individually. 1t is not yet known
whether there ara any other Judgment
creditors OF the firm, There are, how
ever, several suits pending for different
amounts. No statement of the tinan
cial soudiuon of tho firm has been Civ.
an out. The asssts consists OF coal
lands, boats and barges. 1t is not yet
determined whether an assignment
will bs made.
The partnership between Horuer and
Roberts has been in existence thirty
years and has been rated among the
leading river coal firms.
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DOES NOT WANT RElsA.
Inspaotor Mclaughlin Manifssts No

Inspector Mclaughlin Manifssts No
Anxiety for Capture Of the Fugitive.
new YORK, Feb 8 Inspector Nc
Laugnlin was asked this afternoon
what hs knew about William Rsisa, an
Italian, who IL reported to have escaped
in Pttston while under arrest there for
a murder committed In New YORK.
The inspector said no knew nothing
whatever about Rsisa. nor about any
murder ne may have committed here
or elsewhere. Fl, certainly did not
want him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-06
THE SILVER COUNTED.
A Shortage of 1904, Stolen by Andsr-
son, Is Revealed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The count of
the silver vault in the treasurer's office
WAS completed this morning A short
age of 1904 was found, all of which was
stolen by Anderson, the young mes
ssngsr
His friends, who are highly connected
politically and socially, are making
every effort to have the affair settled
and have agreed to reimburse Treas
urer Morgan If the prosecution is
dropped.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-06
WANTS A JUDGE ImPEAcH ed
MoGann's Resolution Aimed at Judge
Jenkins Not Popular.

WASHINGTON. Feb 5 Mr. McGann,
of Illinois. attempted unsuccessfnlIy to
secure unanimous consent In the house
today of a resolution to investigate the
action of Judge jenkins in the North
ern Pacific railroad objection.
Mr.. McGanD, who is chairman of the
Labor committee, wanted to find out
whether Judge Jenkins had abused his
powers to oppress the employees of the
Northern Pacific and intimidate them
80 as to restrain them from striking.
If he had he wanted the judge i'm
peached.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-06
CULTIVATE AND
THE CUCKOOS
The Member from Ohio Objects 10 the Ornltho-
logical Title,
DISCUSSIONS IN The SENATE

Fun in the House During the Hawaiian
Debate Mr.. Morse Called to Order
Upon Account Of Having Used Un-
parliamentary language-Mr. John
son Pictures Scenes from the Comic
Opera Of "LiliuokalanE-The Fed
eral Election Laws Debate,
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COMMITTED WITHOUT BAIL.
The Murderer of John Saunders Now
Awaits His Trial

CHESTER, Pa, Feb. j-After hear.
ing before Magistrate Berry and the
coroners jury at the same time this
afternoon, James Lynn, the accused
murderer of John Saunders, was COM
mitted to the county Jail without bail
to stand trial. The principal witness
examined was William Files, a young
man who witnessed the quarrel be.
tween Frank Farrell, OF Philadelphia.
and Lynn, the defendant
His testimony showed that Saunders
had stepped in between the men and In
that way received the fatal stab
wound All three men were under the
influence OF liquor
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-06
sUpERFLUoUs AUDITORS.
Pottsvills Desires to Dispense with Ser
vices Of Numerous officials.

PoTTsyILLE, Pa, Feb 5-At last
falls election the people of this
county elected controller and
three county auditors As the
duties of these officials conflict,
the clerk of the commissioners Office
refused to give the auditors the books
Tor 1899 80 that they could be audited.
Ths auditors then secured an attach
ment on the clerk. A hearing was
given tho matter before court today.
It has now been decided to withdraw
the attachment, and the commissions
ers will ask for quo. .warranto to oust
the auditors. as they are not needed
now that there Ia controller.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-06
BIG BLAZE ~ SAVANNAH.
Fire In Grocery ,nsss Loss Of About
$250,oo

SAvANNAH Ga, Feb. 5.--Fire started
this morning ut 10 o'clock in ths guano
warehouse Of Wilcox, Gibbs 81 Co. The
Savannah Grocery compauy's six story
brick building was consumed II was
worth $780, 600 and insured for $780, e
900
The fire next extended to Fersts
wholesale grocery. threo.story build
ing The stock ia valued at $3.50. 900 !;
insurance, $195 900. The building bo-
longs to Wilcox, Gibbs ~ Co, and is
valued at 800 OOO insurance, $50. 600
1t is still burnings
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-06
sKINNER's VOTE OBJECTIONABLE.
Ths Result Of a WranRls Over Site for
an Industrial School.

an Industrial School
HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 5..-As a re.
suit Of the controversy over the selec.
tion of site for an, ,industial school be-
tween advocates Of Boiling Springs,
Cum berland county, and Scotland,
Franklin county, the attorney general
has asked for writ Of quo warrsnto
to compel Captain George w, Skinner,
of Fulton county, to show by what
authority he exercises tho duties of a
member of the committee.
His contention IS that Skinner's vote
decided in favor Of Scotland and that
in view Of the facts that he holds q
federal appointment no had no right to
vote or occupy seat AZ a member OF
the commission. Attorney General
Hensel has fixed Thursday for hear
ing,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-06
INTERESTING EXPERIMENT.
A Boston Man to Try His Faith in Hi
Power to Beat the World

BosToN, Feb. 3 Within two weeks
a well known clubman in this city will
start on novel trip around the world,
Under the name of Paul Jones on II
wager, he agrees to start without
clothes or money, travel around the
world and return with s. 900 in one
year
The start will bo made from the
Boston Press club.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-06
FINLEY'S
$40 AND 512
LACKA AVENUE,

NUR Reduction Sale OF
~ LINENS will com.
mence Monday Feb. s, and
continue one week. We quote
below few figures in Cream
and Bleachcd Table Dam.
asks. Napkins to match
when desired.
56 inch, % cents.
Recent price, 80 cents.
So inch, % cents.
Recent price. 50 cents.
60 inch, 80 cents.
Recent price, 40 cents
64 inch, 80 cents.
Recent price, As cents.
60 inch, As cents.
Recent price, 55 cents.
72 inch, 55 cents.
Recent price. 6j cents.
72 inch, 68 cents.
Recent price. 81 cents.
70 inch, 80 cents.
Recent price, 81.
II inch, $1.05.
Recent price, S125.
70 inch, $l.19.
Recent price, $3.50,
72 inch, $175.
Recent price. s.,
80 inch, $2.1O.
Recent price, 81 IS.
80 inch, 1926.
Recent price, So 50.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

II mi n WAsHINGToN Feb. 5.-ForecdSt
N for Tuesday, For eastern Penn.
r Sylrdnid, .fdir colder in southern
portion, north Winds. For ,oeSt-
e,H Pennsylvania, generally fair, tua5mer,
Winds shifting to southeriv.
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ANARCHY IN LONDON.
Socialist Williams Addresses a Meeting
of the Unemployed,

OF the Unemployed,
LONDON, Feb. 5.-Another meeting
of the unemployed was held at Tower
Hill today at which the socialist leader,
Williams, announced that demon
stration would be made in Trafalgar
square on Saturday. He declared that
if the police intscfersd the procession
Of the unemplQyed would send them to
heaven by chemical parcels post. This
statement was greeted with cheers
by the assembled mob. Continuing.
Williams declared that piece of ex.
plosive the sizs of penny. which could
could be carried in the pocket, would
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IS LIABLE TO
PROVOKE WAR
The Playful Action Of British and French
Troops in Sofia.
THE PECULIAR MISTAKES MADE

In a Recent Encounter Between Eng
Iish and French Military Police
Forces, Six Are KlIed-The British
Are Mistaken for Natives Lieuten-
ant Maritz Among the Victims.
This Is the Second Battle Within a
Few Weeks.
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SOLD BLACK DIAMONDS.

An Importer OF oSrbons Suffers from
Financial stringenoy.
New YORK, Feb. 5.--Simon Dissau,
importer of carDons assigned today TO
Leon Lewis, giving preference for $07 =
400, He has been in business many