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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-02

NnTICE Oh nEAHINn

Before the Trustees Yf Tovnsite
Board 40. .. Guthrie. %. 7, contest
docket No. Co. Lots NO q. 8. 3. %, e..
=, block so. l7, townslte of West
Guthrie. q T.
To Henry G.. $ hillinc Jacob w. rcr.
k.n7. c|A.mlut,.
You and each 81 ynu are hereby no
tihcd that thc above entitled cluse
involving the application. ~ thr par
ties therein mentioned for deed tD lots
8. s.. p. .t. 2. =, Zoo block g. 600 the town
of West Guthrie. county ~ Logan and
TERRITORY ~ Oklahoma, by order oi
b.ard 80 t ton usit- trustees, Is set
fYr hearing before said board AZ It's Of.
'6ce. located st Guthrie. o T., on the
10th day Of D-cember 1884, aty o clock
o IA ~ said day. and 81 al contin-
uauces and postponement., you and
each Of you will take due notice with
out further service thereof
In witness whereof we, the mem
bers Of said board. have hereunto sub
scri bed our names this 18th day Of No
VEN Der, 1894.
J. Z. %. LASDEIM,
JOINS T. TAYLOR,
J. /. sATNDEKs.
Board No. d. Townsite Trustees.
NoTE Each claimant will be re-
quired 10 deposit s85 with the Dis
bursing agent 10 defray expenses Oi
the trial for one day. IL 23dtO
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NOTICE or HEAEiSG.

BEFORE the trustees Of toWnsite board No.
=. Guthrie, q. T. contest docket No lis
lot No q. block No. iJ t0Wn-ite East
Guthrie, q. 4.
10 David g.. Young and Adp.ph o N-D.
derlrlth. Claimants.
You and each Of you are hereby u0til-
cd that the above entitled cause involving
the applications Of the parties therein
mentioned for deed % i1t 20, block A., Iu
the J1W q Of East Guthrlr. county u Logan
aud Terry u Oklahoma, - order ~ hoard
No. e., Oi tOwusIte trustees, Is set Tor
hearing before said board 40 .ts Office l1-
Gated AZ Guthrie. o. 7. On the 2uth day u
December IsJ4.at 9O'clOck a. m. of said
day. and Of an continuance and post
poucmcuts, yOu and each OSyou Wili take
due notice without further service there
o.
In witness whereof we. the members ~
said board. have hcreGatO subscribed our
names this g3d day of November I94
j. y. q. LANDHUM,
J 4. TAYLOR,
j T. SAUSDEEs
Board 40. o. TOwIsite Trustees.
NOTE Each claimant viii b. required
% deposit $500 with the Di-buT-.ug
Agent % defray expenses Of the trial Tor
one day. li % dt1
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The canvass Of the city for contri-
buttons D. the fund for the purpose
OF advertising Guthrie in the east by
the distribution Of the printed matter
and the exhibition Of numerous views
Of the principal business houses
ln contrast with the rude structures
of tive years ago, is almost completed.
while. the business men have not Is
generally responded as was expected,
d sufficient amount will be raised TO
enable Mr. Mundy TO make a very
creditablc exhibition, and advertise
Guthrie 10 the best advantage posi-
be lie expects 10 be able 70 start on
the 18th of December 1t will require
some three months 10 cover the route
laid out Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, In
diana, Ohio, Michigan, New York and
Pennsvlvania will be visited and
Guthrie viii be advertised in as many
cities as possible in each OF those
states The board Of trade has shown
much interest in the scheme and VIII
extend SIR. Mundy's field Of operations
by securing for him transportation
over several eastern railways. Busl-
ness men who have not already signed
a contract cannot invest two dollars
90 o better advantage than by assist
ing in this most laudable undertaking
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First published in Daily Leader Novru
hcr II
Notice for Publication.
Cleveland Az. East Of Division 81.

Lanl ONCE at Guthrie, o. g.. Noy 'u
lsll
Noticc is hereby given that the follow
Ing named settler has filed notice ui his In
truLluu tu make final proof in support ut
hls claim, and thAt said proof Will hc made
before the register aud receiver of the T..
=. land office at Guthrie, q. r., un Dec.
-. l~9i VIZ:
Jacob a. l.. Friele fur the =. W. qr
See :, Ip lG. K 3 ".
lie names the following wituc~sc. 60
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation ut said land. VIZ:
John {. Godfrey. George W. Horton.
Daniel W Gov, Joseph Chayol aIl OF
Guthrie o. T.
ANY person who desires to protest
against the allowance of such proof or
who knows Of any substantial reason, uu-
der the law and the regulations ul the la
terror department. why such proof should
not be- allowed, viii be- given AN uppur-
tuuity at the above mentioned time and
place 90 cross examine the witnesses of
said claimant. aud To- offer evidence boo re-
huttal OF that Juhmltted by claimant.
A. y .. tEoOk. Register
lGrG.
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First published in The Daily Leader
Nov. 20, ls94.
Publication Notice.

In the district court Of the .rst judi
cia district in and for the County
Of Logan, and Territory Of OKLA
hOma
Bryon l. Nichols, Plaintiff, ga Alice
G. Nichols. Defendant
The above named defendant, Alice
C. Nichols, will take notice that the
plaintiff, Byron /. Nichols, d.d on the
10Th day Of November A. ID. 1906, file
In the office Of the clerk Of the distric.
court Of Logan county, o. r.
his petition praying that tho bonds Of
matrimony existing between himself
and the defendant be dissolved, and
that.he be granted an absolute di-
vorce and other relief; that she must
appear aud answer or others Sc plead
on or before the 3ist day Of December,
A. d. 1894. or said petition wall he
taken a. true and judgment rendered
| accordingly.
Witness my hand and tne sea- oi
said court this 18th day - Aovsm mber,
| A. -. 1894.
(seal.) LoUIs T. PTTs clerE
| al WA
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oInauhoOd

has IT., own especial medicine In DR.
pirrcc'- Favorite Prescription. And
every woman who is run down" or
oycrw orked, every woman who suf
fer, from any female complaint" or
wrakncSs,l needs just that remedy.
With 10. every disturbance, irregular
lry and arrangement can he perma
ucutly cured.
lt's an iRvigoratlng, restorative ton
ic.a soothing and strengthening nery-
inc ard the only medicine for women
so safe and sure that it can be guaran
tccd In periodical pains, displace
mruts, weak back, bearing. down sen
sations, and every kindred ailment, II
il fails 10 benefit or care, you have
your money back Is any thing that
isn't sold ia this likely 10 he just as
good
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Brownie social

The Ladies Social Circle will give
brownie" social at the Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening, Dec, T. Ihi'
entertainment will be quite novel In
many respects. an6 the fun-lovlng
public may expect a most enjoyable
time. Refreshments will be served.
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Before the Trustees Of Townsitc Board
40. e.. Guthrie, O. r. Contest docket
No. lO2. Lot No l3, Block so. ~
Townsitc Of East Guthrie, o. +.
70 William r. Little, John ). Douglas,
Moses c. lloyt John Hotchiss, Will
liam Taylor George G. McCord.
claimants
You and each of you are hereby .u-
titled that the above entitled cause,
involving the applications Of the par
ties therein mentioned for deed 90 lot
l3 in block a., in the town OF East
Guthrie, county Of Logan and terri
tory OF oklahoma, by order Of Board
No. Of townsite trustees, is set for
hearing before said board at its office
located at Guthrie, o. T., on the 18th
day of January, 1895, at 9 o'clock a IN.
Of said day and OF all continuances and
postponements, you and each Of You
will take due notice without further
service thereof
In witness whereof we, the mem
bers Of said Board, have hcreunto sub
scribed our names this 27th day ~
November ls't
j. i. O. LASDRUN
j. 4. TAYLOR
j. /. SAUNDERS.
Board 80. %. Townsite Trustees.
Note-Each claimant will be re-
quired 20 deposit $50 with the disburs-
ing agent 10 defray expenses Of tho
trial for one day.
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Guthris and Chandler Mall Line

Guthrie and Chandler Mail Line
Will carry passengers for 81. 50 until
further notice. 40 pounds Of baggage
&c excess.
Leaves Guthrie G:30 a m; arrives at
Chandler at $500 D. M.
Leaves Chandler $3.50 r. m. arrives
at Guthrie 500 u. m.
Office at Palace hotel Telephone
No 20. : 713 II
JouN DuRFEE, Prop
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HOW ARE YOUR EYES ?

For Coughs, Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis
or any disease of the throat and lungs,
try Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup. 1t
relieves where all others fail. Sold
and warranted by Seatonian Drug Co.
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For Rent-Two nicely furnished
rooms. Address sos Cleveland Ave.
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DR. Pierce's Pellets cure constipa-
ton, liver illA indigestion, dyspe psia,
piles and headache.
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wan soon start.

Mrs Newton VIII take a few private
baarders at 4O5 East Harrison ave. ~
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DO you read II 50 Lille will take
your subscription for any book or pa
per published.
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[ First published in Daily Leader oct.
~, 1894
Notice.
Notice.

Logan.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that an appli-
cation will bc presented December l.,
1894, TO w C. Rcnfrow, governor Of
oklahoma. for the pardon of Squire
DeNorc, convicted October II, 1898, in
the district court OF Logan county Of
grand larceny. and sentenced Novem-
Der 3. 1898, TO be confined in the ter
ritorial prison at Lansing, Kansas, for
"A period of three years.
SoUIHE DENoRF
BY his attorney, j. A. Sampsei.
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w. T. CANNON,
IO1 IA Oklahoma Ay., Doors west
Of Bank Of Indian Territory.
WATCH MAKER Il JEWELER

Watch cleaning 75c and up.
Watch main prng, 75c and mp.
Watch crystals, I5c 20 2Sc.
Clock cleaning, soc and up clock
repairing zSc and up. Money 10
loan on yaluabies Pawned goods
at bargains Umbrellas repaired.
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neutrality-suspicious. and case. Call
at this Office, prove property and pay
Tor notice. II II
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ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of all I'm IeaVening
Sfrengfh.-U, s 0Ovsrnmen, Report.

Ana in time effectually cured 10y the
persistent use of Beggs' German Salvc,
the greatest pile remedy ever put on
the market. Sold and warranted by
Seatonian Drug company
See Mrs. Saunders for the latest hat
patterns. Il
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
DAILY WEATHER FORECAST,

Special report for TuE DAILY
LrAprG by W j. Walters. observer
United states weather bureau:
Highest temperature yesterday: 90;
lowest g.
Forecast for today. FAIR and
cooler.
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Teachers registers-brst found
printcd-- bound in MANILA and cloth -
for sale at Boyle's book store The
law says these registers are required
TO be used hy teachers iu Oh public
schools Approved 10y Superintendent
Cameron. 90
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The Royal barber shop on the north
| side of Harrison avenue, near Second
street j. b. Towers, Manager. llsth
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-01-09
ALL OF ONE MIND.
Judge Pcmbcr'on and 4. y. steel
strongly Oppose the Wilson BIll.


Judge Pcmbcr,on aud 4. y. steel
strongly Oppose the Wilson Bll.
spec's Dispatrh TO ths stalIari
HnfNSA, Jan. s.-Sevcral democrats
were seen here to-day with regard 10 the
wool and lead question. or these Judge
Pcmberton gave expression TO his views
in tho following words: II never yet had
a political opinion was afraid 10 express.
Upon the tariff question ] am for Mon
tana first, last and all the time. IL tho
interests of any part of the country arc 10
bo protected, Montana should have its
share. i SEQ In the terms OF the Wilson
bill provision whereby IS pcr cent. al
valorem duty is put upon Manufactured
cloth and wcol is left 10 enter free, q part
OF the conspiracy which las always
been Oh foo, in the East to emasculaie the
Wesi. For 30 years we have been paying
tribute TO tho East as nortgaecd domin-
ion. Wool aud lead are selected TO be sac.
rificed now while eastern materials and
products arc cared for. lam opposed 10
the Wilson bill"
4. J. Steele said: IL am not in favor OF
the Wilson bill. II is a sectional measure.
II recognizes tho industries OF the Last TO
the total exclusion Of those Of the West.
So long as tho high duties proposed by tho
bill remain on articles which enter into
competition with tho manufactured prod
ucts OF tho last. 1 aln M favor II uiliu-
tanning the duties on lead anu wool
Others we're seen who will bo quoted
later
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HELENA LIFTS HER VOICE.
FREQ Wool and Free Lead Den ,unced at
Mass MeatinE.

HELENA. Jan. Sin obedience to q call
issued by the Helena board OF trade, con.
vcning mass meeting Of citizens 10 con-
sider the Wilson bill and protest against
q reduction of the existing tariff on lead
and wool, . largo and enthusiastic assem-.
blage OF people gathered In tho board
rooms tonight. All shades of political
opinion wero represented. Not single
speech Ia favor of the bill was offered.
Among the prominent democrats present
vcrc Z. W. knight. Sam Word. /. w.
Bach and John >. NJ. Nell.
Several resolutions aud forms FOR pcti.
tions were offered. in which the silver
question was moro or less rchcarsed. ono
Introduced by Cornelius Hedges cspc.
cinll denouucing the action Of congress.
Colonel Sanders made an impsssionod re-
ply to this. saying III effect that VIC should
now 10 be fore congress with coudcnIna-
tion on our lips. II protest, pursued tho
speaker, against advertising the ruin of
Montana To the world. as was done with
Colorado A. NJ. Boadlc, the populist,
then introduced tho following resolution,
which was Immediately adopted:
EoSoirdd. That Ne. tho citizens Of Helena.
representa- all poniisti parties, favor the
maintaining Of TIE prcScnt customs duties on
wool lead and barley.
, Mr.. Beadle followed the passage Of tho
resolution by explaining that no was u
free trader. but he believed that the Will
son bill provided for unjust discrimiua-
tion. declaring. as il docs, for protection
on articles grown and made in the East
aud OF opposing those of the West. This
seemed to voice the full sentiment of tho
meeting. Addresses we're made by
Mcssrr. Kleinschmidt, Bach, Con. Hodges
and others. Before adjournlpg the fol-
lowing resolution was introduced by u.
ii. kIciIschmidt and passed With cn,husi-
asm.
Resored. That petition similar 10 stat al
ready passci be submitted 10 the people of
he.ena aad sent To- other towns of III. state.
ami then forwarded 90 our representations and
Published la all sla.c papesS
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SAN LAKE, jan. s.-Thc first biennial
session vi tho Utah legislature convened
to-day. NJ. 4. Brooden was elected presi-
deaf of the council and A. B. Emery
speaker of tho house. Doth are repub-
lican. The council Is composed Of re-
puhlicans and . democrats, the house of
10 republicans and . democrats. Cover
nor Vests message oNui;s in tho prospect
Of speedy statehood. enjo!ns ECONOMY in
appropriations and recommends an APP
tai building.
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ON THE MIGHT OF THE MURDER.
A witness Who Gives Interesting Evil
dvnce II us Tiu,.

CHICAGO, Jan. s.-Tho n rst witness
called this morning in the Couxhlin case
was Frank Bardeen. lie testified that on
the night DR.. Cronin was murdered lie was
at South Evanston and Edgewatcr. That
night ho saw Cou:hlin in Edgewater. Bar
deem is supervising engineer OF the Edge
water syndicate, and was attempting TO
get an engine nj South Evanston In order
that night and was finishing his work. He
went to Edgewatcr station 10 see a friend
at about 10 o'clock. His friend was absent
aud Bardcon SAID hc sat on the steps
waiting for him. Between I and .
o'clock long wagon. drawn by
a dark horse and occu pied by three men,
crossed ,hc tracks. Two of tho men
aiighted. Tho place was lighted by clec-
tricity. so the witness had q good view. 4
box or chest, like tool chest, was in tho
wagon. Oac OF The mcn who had alghied
from the wagon walked behind II. That
was Daniel Coushlin. the prisoner at tho
bar. Coughlin walked alone until tho
party was hidden in the shadow of the
trees going toward the lake.
Un the cross-cNamiGaiion, which wns
severe and searching. the witness became
moro aud more confused, and when tho
court announced a recess bc seemed al
most on the point Of fainting.
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SHltAGO, Jan. 81 hc world tair rom
pei! came tonight. A rushing volcano of
fame. huge gothic architecture tum5.ing
into chaos, bewildered mobs of people.
All were there under q great starry say OF
Italian clearncss, with Lake Mchigan's
broad cxpanse second Mediterranean.
Probably no more magnificent yet 'errify-
ing spectacle has ever been witnessed on
this side OF the Atlantic. II was long
after dark tonight when belated people
returning from work 10 their
homes in the southern suburbs
along the elevated road. familiar 10
hundreds OF thousands of worlds fair
visitors. noticed a constantly enlarging
column of ere and smoke ascending sky
ward ia the east. "Ihc worlds far is Oh
fire" was the cry, and few indeed of the
fascinated watchers from tho train win.
dows alighted until tho famous terminal
AZ the exposition grounds was reached.
Tho last half milo of the journey is de
rectly east Of tho fair. So that ali view Of
the blazing pleasure houses OF the world
was shut oif for a time completely. d.
rcctiy past the scenc of the irightiu ire
of the cold storage warehouse, hundreds
Of spectators hurried from tho train into
tho celebrated court OF honor. There,
suddenly, the contaeration came into full
view.
GRANDEUR OF The SPECTACLE.
Whirlwinds Of blazing c.nbcrs were be-
ing carried from the end OF the court Of
honor farihest from the administration
building high over the roof OF the man.
moth liberal arts building, the largest
structure on earth. The great golden
statue of the Republic could hc seen lift
ing her liberty cap defiartiy alofi through
clouds of smoke and flames. The lire had
been burning less than an hour when tho
thunderous crash of falling timber and a
tremendous shout from tho crowd an-
nounccd tho collapse Of the pcristyle. A
moment later a terrific yell from tho
crowd told that the liberal arts building
was on fire and the whole exposition was
threatened.
TRAGIC DEATH or A FIREMAN.
4 dramatic incident marked tho de-
siruction of the peristyle. One OF the lad-
dcrs bearing mp group OF firemen fell
with the columns and one heroic fireman
went down TO his death. while n number
OF others suffered injuries more or less sc.
we're. The sky was livid at this time with
falling SPARKS which fell upon the roofs of
the art palace, the women's building and
tho various state structures. Every train
and street added momentarily thousands
to the throngs. and but for the terrifying
spectacle II seemed as Ii the greatest gall.
night OF the fair was on in allits 4 cry.
Such preparations as could be hurricdly
made were set in motion 20 remove the
goods and guard the other buildings. but
all such Efforts were the mercst child's
play. The utter hopelessncss of such at-
tempts on such short notice was made ap-
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WAITE HAS Az ORGAN.
u 10 Called the "DaIiy fopulisi" and viii
Defend the IA "a scssion.

Defend the fAra session.
DENyEB, Jan. S.-Goyernor Waite's new
paper. which will advocate the interests
of the populisis, will make its first appear
anco tomorrow afternoon. 1t will be
called the Daily Popniist and will be
edited by II. u. Stevens. 1t is generally
understood that the paper is started for
the purpose of upholding the acts OF the
extra session Of the legislature. as far as
they follow the recommendations of the
governor. and labor for tho reelection of
Waite.
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A Harm: Robbery.

CWcAGo, Jan. s.-rhrcc robbers during
business hours to-day entered Samuel
Grceuburg's pawnshop on West Randolph
street, bound and gagged the clerk. who
was the only person in the shop. did like
wise to a l!ttlc girl who came in while the
robbery was going OF, ritied the safe of
$1,000 worth of diamonds, money ami
watches and made good their escape. The
p1licc are searching !or ;hcu.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-01-09
TWO VILLAGE rREAsuReRs.
They Help 3hcmscives TO tho Funds ant
Disapprar.

DULUTH, Ainn.. dan. s.-Warrants have
been issued FOR the arrest of ex-yillase
Treasurer Johnson. of West Duluth, on n
charge o. msappropria,ing $4,000. On
friday sli2.Ooo was received from New
York on a sale of bonds made before tho
village became part OF the city, and but
small part of this money is yet accounted
for. Johnson's books and those OF ex-
Recorder Berdstrom arc said to be badly
mixed.
CINCINNATI, Jan. s.-Tho fact has de-
,eloped that Albert Knop. treasurer Of
the village OF Riverside. of this county.
who has been absent some days, is q de-
fauiter to the amount of $4,000. leaving
the treasury empty. lie is an old and re-
specied citizen. Before his flight he trans
fcrred his property 10 his bondsmen.
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sdy.ntur., sr "A rak,r.

WAsHSoToS. Jan. s.-Julien Wallace,
a splritualistic medium, gave a beance
last night. Seven hundred people paid -
cents each to witness the performance.
Tho district attorney Was advised that
Wallace was faklr. lilo caused his arrest
after tho performance. IL is said that
Wallace has been chased out of san Fran
cisco. Honolulu, Portland, Denver. Kau-
sas City aud st. Louis on account of being
a fakir
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ONLY A VI IRE Boy.
yhe Pardon OF Young Gilbert james
Unanimously Approved.

Unanimously Approved.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard
HELENA. Jan. s.-Thc board OF pardons
this morning unanimously approved the
action OF Governor Richards in pardoning
Gilbert James. convicted in Park county
on April - last of burglary and sentenced
10 tho pcnitcntiary for ono year. James
is quite "a boy yet, being not ~ years OF
age. HIS oGenso was trivial. being that
of entering a blacksmith shop and steal
ing a plane u. little value. Tho governor
thinks James should never have been sent
To the penitcui.ary 10; his oifcnse. James
was the son of highly respected parents in
Washington, hut ran away from home
aud fell into bad company. His mother
died two months ago, broken hearted over
her sons disgrace. Ills father Is also we'll
broken down under IL.
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RoME. Jan. s.-Rev. Father Urso, of the
church Of st. Lucia and sacristau of that
church. was arrested on Saturday with the
priests sisters and nephew on suspicion
of being connected with the rcvolutionis,s
and subsequently released on the ground
that 100 or more letters found at their
residences had bccn coniideti To them,
they being ignorant Of their contents.
They wcrc rcnrrcsted this morning.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-01-09

President OF tho pu,.l Club.
Other fighters.

New YoEa, Jan. s.-A special to the
Worid fron Proyidence says: stanton
Abbott. champion lightweight of EnclAnt.
defeated Jack Falvey of Newport, Il. l..
in Is rounds at the Mesropole club to-
night.
PrrrsHuRG. jan. 9. - Manager Tom
O'Rourke stated to-day that he was COM
plcting arrangements for George Dixon
to NEE, Young Griifo, the Australian. IN n
six.round contest in Chicago in about
four weeks hence.