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YALE AND HARVARD.
The New Haven Boys Likely to PiaJ
Stratshtaway Foot Bau.

straightzway Foot Bau.
New YORK, November 22-Only a few
days now remain before the great Harvard
Yale foot Dall game, and as the time draws
near speculation increases as 10 the style
Of game which we may expect 70 see each
team play. AS the practice mas been secret
for some time past, the only way in which
we eau form any idea Of what kind OF a
game will oe played oy each team IS by re-
viewing the past history and development
of the game in each institution.
The history Of jae game az Yale shows
that IL has never been their policy 20 in
troduce auv very sudden or radical chang
es in their style Of play, out ALWAYS pro-
zress upon lines whlc- they have followed
in the past, making improvements and de-
velopins the men IN the perfection OF team
plav, at the same time reservlng few
trick PLAYS 10 be used al proper aud ad-
vantaeeous points during the game. Il IS
clearly to Oe seen that this policy was laid
down BY the master mind az Yale many
wears ago. The PLAYS oy which she de-
fea;ed Harvard last year were what might
h. called straigniaway foot ball: that is
the men piavinc from their regular posi-
tious in the line and getting into the inter
ference with preci on. And she Is almost
certain 20 use il this year.
Harvard has alwsys seemed 1pnd OF
putIing forward surprises in hey play.
fwo years ago she startled every Sody by
introducing what was Immediately Termed
the Deland flying wedges, and "A 81 year
she also introduced novelty although IL
was not 10 the nsture OF a play II pat is.
the extremely costly but apparent&y use
less leather suits. Knowing this vel 3 that
Mr.. Deland stlll has finger iu thaz pie AZ
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msnr Coun,srieitsr. Arrested.

WASHINGTON, November 22.-William
p. Hazen, chief Of the secret service Of the
treasury department il his annual report
shows that during the year tue total num-
Der Of arrests made was 6S7, nearly all OF
which were for counterfeiting. OF those
arrests about 800 were either convicted or
pleaded guilty ana l29 are awaiting the
action of grand iUries. The fines collected
amounted 70 -. g67. The amount Of a.
tered or counterfeit notes captured was
S9l 800; coins, slO.756. There were also
captured lS4 plates from which counterfeit
notes had been printed, 80 dies, $50 molds,
and large quantity OF miscellaneous mat
ter, consisting Of tools and melting pots.
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STANDARD MEN INDICTED.
Charged with Conspiracy to Control the
Ou Narket.

WACO, TEXAS. November 22.-The grand
jury of McLennOn county, at the instance
If the attorney general (Governor-elect
Culbersou) has indicted John d. ROckefe,-
Ter, Henry NJ. Flagler, William Rockefel-
Ter, John d. Archibald, Benjamin Brew
ster, H. Rogers, Wesley H. Tilford, Henry
Clay, of Erie; Arthur NJ. Finley, Z. NJ.
Adams. j. p. Gruet, Z. Wells ana others,
for enterings in conspiracy to control the
coal oil market. Gov, HOgg has indicated
his purpose 10 issue acquisitions on the
Governor Of New York for the parties.
cNEw YORK, November 22.-Regarding
the indictment of Flagler, Rockefeller and
others by the grand jury Of McLennon
county, Tex, S. c. 7. Todd, attorney for
the Standard Oil Company, said: The
same thing has been done before, and the
indictment was dismissed, as ii will un-
doubtedly be in this case. The Standard
Oil Company does no business in Texas
anyway, but sells 10 st. Louis parties,
who supply the trade in the Southwest.
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Glover Favors Elkins.


tTfcfG 70 10 H-QtLs-.
TERRA ALTA, W. VA. November o.
Hon. Wm. II. Glover, who has long been
prominent in Preston county as a business
man and a Republican politician. ana a
Delegste-elect, was seen to-day by repre-.
sentative Of the REGISTER On the Ques-
tion Of the United states SenatorShip. Mr..
Glover said tue Republican majority on
Joint ballot is thirty-One, in spite Of a
Democratic gerrymander. The election
forever removes West Virginia from the
Democratic column, and breaks the Solid
South. The Republicans should now con-
tiuue the great work by e.ecting Hon.
Stephen B. Eikins United States Senator
10 succeed Camden.
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CAUGHT AT LAST.
Miss Alice Blazer is a Determined Young
Woman, and Hugh Craft Who Wronged
Her, now Knows 1t TO His SOrrOw-She
Travelled Many Miles, But Captured Her
ReCreant Lover at Last
s,,rial 20 ths R,Jsws-

sst,iGl 20 ta' R'1sws-.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, November o.
Miss Alice Blazer, handsome young lady
who lives near Gallipolis, Ohio. is very
determined woman, and when Hugh Craft,
a youth of the village. Seduced her last
June. under promise Of marriage and
then disappeared, she made a
VOW that she would run him
down. After several months trouble she
succeeded in locating the man in this city
to-day and found him clerking in an Office,
where he was arrested and placed nnder
bond to await requisition papers from
Ohio. The girl is a member Of one Of the
leading families near Gallipolis, and had
trav eled hundreds of miles after Craft.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., November 22.-The
Chinese have lost the finest and most
powerful vessel in their uavy-the great
battle ship Chen Yuen, which stood the
bruut OF the fighting at Yalu. The news
coems to the Navy Department in a cable
gram received to-day. IL states that the
Chen Yuen in leaving Wei Hal Wei harbor
,n the 18th inst, accidentally struck a tor
ped0. She was beacbed. but was render
ed useless for lack Of docking facilities. In
despair az the catastrophe, tue commander
Commodore Lin, committed suicide.
The Chen \ uen was magnificent fight
ms machine very much ike Our own bat
tleship M8iUe She was Oul in Europe
tu lSs2 and was OF .43J tons displacement.
10 would appear from the facts IN yne cable
that the ship fell victim 20 one Of the tor
ped0es plaAted b. the Chinese themselves
% guard She entrance 20 Wei Hal Wei,
whiCA was the last of tue great naval
str0nEh0lds( of the empire save Port
Arthur, now tOttering 20 its
fal. 10 wab as well that Commodore Lin
committed Suicide, for be would dOuntless
have been Jecapitated as tue result Of his
error. 10 IS believed here that this loss
has Ceprivld the Chinese navy of its Of
fensivs pod Ter. There remains the Ting
Nueu, another powerful bIttleship, and q
few lesser frOuC.ats, out without the aid Of
the Chen = |ueu they would hardly dare %
make an Intensive campaign, and prOba-
bly, will reulain ia port 20 assist IN the de-
Tense
CANNOG REACH THE WOUNDED.
LONDON, November 22.-A dispatch 70
the Times from Shanghai which will be
published tOubOrrJT saws that the efforts
OF foreigners 10 reach Chinese wounded
met with bal success. The wounded
Chinese mCsti Il remain at Simentiug, be-
tween New Qlang and EiouEd1u, the state
Of the cOUYtry preventing the Chinese
medical stal8 and the foreign volunteers
from prOcefdiug there. Wounded stray
glers have preached NouSaoI and NeV
Chang and SA0me of them have eveu reach
ed Ilen TSiN, where they have been at
tended. BuUnO SuccOr has reached the
main body ofNhe Chinese wounded.
All the foreigners have left MOUkdOu.
Tue dsspIchEep0yts that the Chinese
soldiers fought Nmost stuobOruy under
General Sung and they add that If the
Chinese had good iSsders they would GER
taiuiy repel the Japt tuese.
ONLY EUROPEAN AT PORT ARTHUR.
LoNpoN, NoyemueOa2.-Tho special cor
respondent of RegteSs Teiegram Com
pauv, the only EurJUeen az Port Arthur,
writing from there Uut Ter Qate Of October
Is. describes the U'lc3 as being a city of
the dead. The streets are empty ald only
soldiers are 10 be seen IN the houses. The
CORES sp0udent estimates that twenty thou
sand superior nor uerb troops are defend
iur Port Arthur aut JAat they have plenty
OF ammunition he adps that the fortress
is impregus5le If defended, and tlat the
garrison has prOvisio4 4zenousb 10 last six
weeks.
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number OF plays which will be in the ma
ture of momentum mass plays, but whlcn
will be designed so as to come within the
rule.
BIKE RACING AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November 22.-Owing
to strong wind to-day Johnson did not
make an attempt 20 lower any more rec
ords. The quad" team here, composed OF
p. O'Connor. II. A. Seavey, II. X. Steen-
son and w. 4. Rhodes, went out after the
uupaced mile record and clipped of
eight seconds frcm the former record
of 2:O2. made at Buffalo, n. Y,
about three years ago. The fractional
time was as follows: Quarter :2S, third
81. half :55If, two-thirdS l:l5, three-quar-
ters "a 3-5, mile /: :54
johnson will not 90 against the hour rec
ord, not having sufficient PAGERS, but he
will remain here for few days TO have a
crack at the unpaced mile. From here
Johnson and Eek will go to New York to
take part in the races in Madison Square
Garden, which commence next Tuesday
RESULTS AT ST. AsAPH.
WASHINGTON, November 22.-Favorites
again scored iu i our OF the events at the
ST. Asaph course tC day. The weather was
clear and the track G., ppy. summaries;
First, SIX aud oue-half tltI91gs, I'D. hesr-
ney; l:23% Second, six furl0ngs,, Olly
Gamin; l:l7ll Third, seven kprlongs,
Indra; :29sl Fourth, mile and q qL-S r'er,
Charter; 2l2 Fifth, six furlongs, Beel-
regard: 1:l715. Sixth. five and one-half
furlongs, Weinberg; l:lO.
Following are the entries at ST.
Asaph, Va, for November 90: First,
61{, selling, Kilkenny los. Willie Nc
Auiiffe lO5, Economist los, Maidstone
1876, Runyou lO5, Bess McDuf 102,
Blondy's Victim 1O2. Gov. Fife l02,
Bonaventure 102. Axixity 102, White
Wings lO7, Lorimer 1O2. 3! selling,
Romping Girl %, Red Top IO2, Buck
eve 1O2, Elesian lO0 Jackine Jerr 10s,
Vocality 80. &i, selling, Melody ITO,
Flirt 10, Star Actress 10, Panway 10.
Fourth, 3. of mile, selling, Old Do
minou los, Little Tom 95, Prince John
"a, Sam Weller lOl, Hardy Fox l0l,
Polvdora 97. Fifth, 3 of a mile. sell
ing, Leonardo 1O1, Ella Reed So, Gal
latin 1OS, Blizzard 107, Thurston l02.
Sixth, 55 of mile, msidens, Senntor
Vest 10, Sappho 10, Hullnut 1l0,
Lady Superior 10, Ninety-seven ll0,
Vdoeq 10. Kehetti 10, Maggie Smith
10, Ivanhoe 10, Vision 1l0, Pocolar
10.
CowEs, ISLE OF WIGHT. November o.
Lord Dunraven has definitely decided TO
issue a challenge for the Americas cup.
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RULES FOR THEN.
Judge Harvey is Determined the Courts
Mandates Shall Be Obsysd, sysn Though
lhey Be Directed to Hlnting!Ons Swell
Society Women
sr,etal % ~ Rsgiis.-.

Spectol 70 ~ Fsgfis>-.
HUxrrSGroy, W. Va, November IL
Quite a sensational case is on trial here In
the Circuit Court.
VIM. Smith and nis beautiful young wife.
leading society people, separated some few
weeks ago and the husband sued the wife's
uncle, rich natural gas operator, Of Indi-
ana, for entlcing her from home. When
sue returned, q day or two since.
be got out writ Of habeas
corpus for possession Of bis Guild,
claiming that the wife was not the proper
person % raise H. Summons were issued
Tor large number Of society ladies' 70 tcY-
tify, maay OF wnom left town 70 avoid
going into court, out Judge Harvey ordered
rules Issued against them and the AFFAIR
has caused q great sensation.
The haoeas corpus case - 10 progress
and the court room Is crowded with spec
tatOTs.
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CANNlBAL FEASTS.
Indications That White Settlers Suffered
q Horrible Fate.

LONDON, November p. - Australian
mails are TO the effect that the Kanakas on
ali the islands near New Guinea are in re-
volt. Scores Of European settlers have
been murdered The steamer Three
Cheers. of Sydney, called at the Ad-
miraltv islands and found that the
trading posts and trading
schooner had been burned. Not d
single white man was visiol The natives
fled 20 the the hills on the approach Of the
steamer. The captain landed and found
the remains of a recent cannibal feast. All
the whites undoubtedly met with hOrrI-
b'e death. At New Ireland and other
islands similar massacres sre reported. II
is supposed taaJ the natives looted liquor
stores. and becoming iuhamed with the
spJils masSaCred the whites.
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h. OF L. REVOLUTIONS.

Business Transacted at Yesterday's ses-
sion of the General Assembly at New
Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, November 22.-Kuights
Of Labor had a business session to-day.
Resolutions were adopted that each local
assembly shall MAKE maximum scale OF
wages above the regular scale adopted by
the National Trades Assembly; that all
grievances and complaints must come up
in the local courts of the assemblies
within sixty days; that the legislatures
of the various States be memOrialized
to enact laws providing for the creation OF
State Labor Bureaus; that all tradesmen
shall affiliate with organizations OF their
own trade; that in labor parades no flags
except the national cOlors shall be carried;
tuat a delegate to the Assembly shall take
his seat after his alternate has been seat
ed, aud that a plank be inserted in the
Knights of Labor preamble against gam
bling in farm products or options.
A resolution making eX-representatives
to the Grand Assembly eligible as officers,
was defeated.
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A PEACEMAKER
Gets the Usual Treatment Accorded Psacsmakers
Shot in the Breast By the Son Of the Nan he
was Deisnding-The Wound Will Prove Fatal.
The Crime Of Drunken Son.
SpeeidI 20 ths ReJiste-.

EptcidI 20 t1f h6JIfttE-
FAIRvIEw, ONO, November 22.-Kear-
ney Brown, aged twenty-five, went to the
home of his father today and rais"d a uar-
rel with the family. Mrs. Brown, 10 'e-
ing trouble, called to Lewis Moore, 40
was at work near the house AS Moore
came in, Brown was in the act Of shooting
MS father, but was frustrated by Moore,
who, in trying TO secure the revolver, re-
ceived the bullet ABOVE the heart.
The wound will prove fatal. Brown is
now in confinement. Moore is married
mau and is the father OF four small chill
dren. 1t is said Brow was intoxicated.
Harry Orr, who was raised in this vicin-
ity. was run over by freight train at
Columbus yesterday and instantly killed.
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SEVEN PEoPLE INJURED.
a Water Heater EXpiodes Under Obi
cago Barber shop.

CHICAGO, November 22.-By the explo-
sion of a water heater inthe basement be-
low the barber shop of J. S. Stout, COB
West Taylor street, seven persons were in
iured, though none of them fatally. The
injured are: K. w. Holmes, cOiored pOr-
ter, scalded; j. ). Stout, proprietor Of
shop, shoulder Gislocated; j NJ. Miller,
cash in left side Of face; p. J. Fleming,
marine underwater, cut about hands by
falling mirror; J. B. Murphy, carpenter,
cash in throat from glass: Mrs. j. 5. Stout,
wife of proprietor, cashier in shop, slightly
cut and bruised; Fred Barry, face cut oy
glass. The damage to the building is estl-
mated at 3 ,O00
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sIsTEksvILLE NOrEs.

SIs1ERsyILLE, November 22.-Tbe re-
ceipts OF the EureskA Pipe Lie Company
for the twenly-ioir hours eIdlBg tDis
morning az Z o'ciosx, as reported oy the
engineers az the Taistle pump station, were
l2,552 barrels, sAgnt increase over the
amount reported yesterday.
Miss Kate Davis left this morning for q
short visit with friends in Beilaire.
Mrs. Lawrence Young and Miss Spring
er, OF New Hs.stnorss, are guests OF
friends in the ety 20 day.
Frank f. Dutsni for Waterkouse Bros.
Of Wheeling, vi the city THIS morning
Miss Mamie Gton entertained lev
Of her friends residence OF Mr. |" !.
The time was Z kantly devoted 70
music and soc
Hon b q. fehngs tae rep
1nfys Il IN the
l<y on
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TEE COLT INVESTIGATION.
Evidence to show That the Mob Was Dan
gsrous Before the Militia Fired.

CoLUNBUs. O., November 22.-Ex-Con-
gresham Mills Gardner, of Washington
e. H., in testifying before the Colt conrt
OF inquiry, gave graphic description OF
his effort to Gissuade men from breaking
in the tourt house door, They threatened
him with violence.
DR.. Howell testified to the effect that q
wounded man to whom he gave surgical
attention said: This is what l got for
trying TO get az the niger.
William f.. Cook testified 70 information
which was TO the effect that before the
riot it was decided to burn barn 10 at
tract attention while to Jail was being
stormed. The nre occurred according 10
programme.
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JAPS REFUSED.
They Are Not Having It ln Their Own
Way Pe.crs Port Arthw---Wera to
Bombari the For Weiassiay.-.English
Vessels Warned . Clear.

TIES TsIN, November 22.-Reliable in
formation received here from Port Arthur
shows that the hrst attack Of the japanese
drove in the Chinese 9utp0sts Three other
attacks were subsequently made, cut in
each instance the jap hnese were repuised.
Heavy and incessaut bring has been goiug
on since noon Tuesday. T2e Japanese are
landing additiooa, trJfps ley warned q
British vessel 70 c.dar, as their feet IN
tended to bombsrd the forts Wednesday.
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TEN TsIN. Novem0er G2--Ine chief Of
the imperial customs lhere, De Ting, who
was recently summoned 90 PeNn 10 order
20 confer with the goterument as 20 ways
srd means for raising money for the war,
has left for Japan IN order 10 arrange
terms Of peace.
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FIIZSIMMONS EXONORATED
BY the Coroncr's Jury at Syracuse, Com
posed of Represenrative Business hsn.
Not Out OF IL. however.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, November 22.-The
inquest over the body of Cornelius Rlor-
dan, the prize fighter, who became uncon-
sciOus while sparring with Bob F'Itz-
simmons on Friday night last aud
diel a few hours later, was held
nere tonight Many witnesses were ex
amined. The jury, which was composed
Of some Of the representative business men
OF tue town, brought in verdict at l
o'clock exOuoratiuZ Fitzsimmous. Districs
Attorney j. B. SnrOve says that despite
the verdict he will present the case to the
January grand jury Of Onondaga county.
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white nou.. Horsss Not pocken.

WASHING ToN, November 22.-The Hp.
name Society Of Washington has investi-
gated reports that the horses OF the White
House staoles had undergone tue process
of tail GociAg and have found them 10 be
untrue. :. agent OF the society went
through White House stables and
found thS be tails OF tue carriage horses
had rec been trimmed, but that the
flesh D been cut NJ all From the
trinm. e Impression had probably
gone the tails had been docked.
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BY A CHINESE TORPEDO
Another Big War Ship Of the Chinese
Navy Disabled
At ENTRANCE TO WEI Hal WEI

The Torpedo Had Been Placed so
as to Send Any Jap That Might
Happen Along, Sky High, but
Admiral Lin Got Into the
Wrong Channel-The Vessel a
Total Loss-Admiral Lin Com
mitted Suicide to Save the
Authorities the Trouble Of Kill
ing Him-Best Ship Owned BY
the Flowery Kingdom.
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Funeral Of Dr. Love.
sseaslto ~ Eeas-.

CRaFrox. ". Va. November 22.-ThG
funeral Of DR.. J. II. Love, who died yes
terday Of cirOcls Of the liver. took place a.
his residence TO-DAY. DR.. Love was 5s
years CT age, good physician. and man
well liked by all zho knew him. lie will
be sadly Missed. and bis place Tlil &c hard
so fll
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AN APPEAL GRANTED.
The Case of the Sugar Witnesses 30 BE
Further Argued.

WASHINGTON, November 22-The Court
Of Appeals of the District OF Columbia TO-
day granted the motion of counsel for
Messrs. Chapman aud MacArtuey, the in-
dicted recalcitrant Sugar Trust investiga-
tion witnesses, for al appeal from the re-
cent decision OF Judge Cole holding that
they are liable 10 punishment for refusal
TO answer questions put by the Senate
committee. The date for hearing argU-
ments on the appeal has not yet been fixed.
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THIRTY BoDlEs FOUND.
Many Mysterious Di.sppearances Ex-
planned in MeXtcO.

MEXICO CITY, MEX, November %. "A
hideous discovery has been made near
ClurintziO, AIicncacan The find consists
of thirty human bodies in advanced decOm-
position. piled upon one another in a cave.
C.eofoS Gomez was ROBBED and murdered
for his money recently. Pascaul, brother,
while searching for him. made the discov-
cry, which explains many mysterious dis
aurCarauceS
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AUTEOBlZG4 T04CT.
Upitsa stste- MIDisters 40 Transmit ANY
Direct Proposal Chiua May Make TO

Direo, Proposal ChidA May Make to
Japan.
ance with a suggestion % Japan, the state
Department mas notified Minister Dun, at
Toxic. and Mr. DenOy, az Pekiu, 90 traos-
init sucn direct offer Ui .b.aa may visa 10
make 10 Japan. AS ~ cable direcuous
were sent Tuesday, sufficient time has not
elapsed 10 determine wuetber China WILL
consent 70 make an 0Ier dlyeC- tud definite
as Japan insists must De doSsV 4be Chinese
legation here is not n0tined % what
course its government Will JaaA An As
sociated Press cable from JapN states,
however. that China has iuGpakl her
willingness 20 pay an Indemnity
coo, 90 taels and 10 addition pal
war expenses incurred by Japan.
war expenses reach l5O,OoO,UUJ
total Oner of Cnina would be %
tae.s.
The tael is a Chinese silver CO
about - cents az the,present eX
that the whole p1ymhut would
mately Sl15,U00. 600 The aml
carded here as cutie large,
Leved arrangements, betwee9
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TIE FAMOUS ~SKEETER' UNDER ARREST.
Bill Cook is Not One of the Party-rhOse
Who Are Under Arrest.

FORT SNuT H, ARK, November 22.-Dep'
uty Marshal Smith has telegraphed to the
Marshal's oflics from Wichita Falls, Texas,
that one of the four captured suspects IS
the famous "Skeeter' OF the Cook gang,
but Bill Cook is not of the party The
other men under arrest are Charles Tur-
ner, William Farris and Jesse Suyder,wn
robbed McDermott's store and postOffice in
the Cherokee Nation recently. They are
all dangerous ROBBERS.
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Laundry Collector nI.slns.

I kDf-fII 70 70. IttUtst's
GAINESVILLE. ONO. November 22.-Frank
McNabb, collector for the Star Laundry,
aas been mysieriously missing since Tues
day night He was very popular, and mis-
friends aud family are much concerned
ahcuf him
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A NAVAL BATTLE


s.vsrs Engagement between Fleets on
Port Arthur-keJ JaIt Not Known.
YoyoHANA, Noveu Fr 22.-The Chinese
Pia-YauC squadron : reported 20 have
she,Ied the Japanese troops marching on
Port Arthur. a desperate 5a,tle between
the Chinese and Japanese meets Is said 70
have followed The result Of the engage
ueut is not known.
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W,sHrScrox. ID. G.. November 2. For
Wettern PeBnsyl-anis: Cloudy, followed
byf showers IN northern portion; cooler
Frfday evening; wines shifting % west
For Ohio: Cloudy. win showers ,
nofykrn portion: colder Friday even
wir biting 10 west
est Virginia; Cloudy. colder
"a (: winds shlfung 70 wcsl
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HIROSHIMA. November - --lt is reported
that China mas int.mated tuas she will offer
fo nav "a WAC iudemEitk of o0,JJ0,ll1 tae.s,
and IN addition pay Al tne war expenses
incurred by japan. u,