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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-06
KANSAS.

Kansas CITY. No. November 5.-At
this hour (9:30 p M reports from Ken
sas are very meagTe. but Republicans
are satisfied that Chief Justice Martin
is reelected and that the Republicans
have gained many county offices. In
shawnee county, Sheriff BUrge. Repub-
Iica0. was defeated, after one Of the
hottest fights ever waged in Kansas, the
rcsubmission element throwing its sup
mort to Kepley. the fusion candidate.
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Dos 1Toines. Ia. November 5.-Re-
ports from various parts of the State
Indicate q very light vote. Polls close
mt 6 and r p. u.. and few returns viii
be in before $50 p. III. Democratic
state Committee says: eve claim the
State is very close and believe Babb
viii be elected"
Des Noines. Iowa. November s.
Twenty precincts i'm Iowa give Drake
21O6. Babb 1924. Tn 1898 these pre-
cincts gave Republicans 1856, Demo
cIats 1.726; net Republican gain 552.
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CATHOLICS AND A. p. a.

\ Small Riot i'm Louisville, Wherein Twel
ty Shots vver6 Fired.
Louisville, Ky, November 5.-There
was an ugly feeling all day between the
AP. AS and the Catholics at the first
precinct of the Fourth ward. Late this
evening, Joseph Diefenbach, one Of the
former, and viii Donovan, a Catholic,
had a quarrel which resulted in pitch
ed battle between the elements. Twenty
shots were fired before the police sue
ceeded in stopping the riot. Only one
man, Jacob Enright, an A. p. A., was
seriously wounded. The rioters scat
tcral.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-06
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
In Session Mt ParlJersburg Examining Ap-
plicauts for Certificates.

Special 10 the Register.
PARKERSRURG, W. VA. November ..
The West Virginia State Beard Of Health
is now holding o. session I'm this city ana
the meeting viii last for several days
The sessions to-day were taken up with
the examination of applicants of gradu-
ates of various medical schools. for GER
tifcates to practice medicine in this State
as required bv law
There are eicht such candidates. as fol-
lows: i. B. Barton Dingess, w. Na.; G.
w. smith. Nonorgah. ". Va; W. W.
min Berlzeiev Springs. W. Va. s. O. Marti,
Gallon. o.: Chas. r.. Amos. Lumberportt.
~ Va. H. r. Mcintyre. Granville, W.
Va.:J. J. Bor-on, Wheeling, w. Va.
Other matters viii come up before Jhe
Board before adjournment, upon which
acton VIII De taken, some of which are
rather important.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-06
PENNSYLVANIA.

Pittsburg. November 5-Very little
interest was manifested in the election
he~e to-day. There are no close con-
tests and it is only a question of the
Republican majority The weather
was clear and mild. Up to II o'clock
a very light vote had been polled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-06
BOTH CONDEMNED TO DEATH.

Herman springstein and Augusta Book
Guilty OF Poisoning.
Berlin November 5.-At Prenzlow to-
day, Herman Springstein and his mar
ried sister, Augusta Book, charged with
poisoning Springstein's wife last March
and with having committed a series of
murders between the years 1888 and
1892, during which period Springstein's
parents, Augusta Books husband, her
son and another woman are said to have
been poisoned in order That the murder
ers might obtain the money for which
their lives We're insured, were both con-
demued TO death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-06
DOUBLE MURDER.
Capt. Lang and His wife Killed in Their
Home.

Home.
Baltimore. Md, November 5.-Capt.
Frederick Lang and his wife were muir
dered at their hcme on Franklin ave
nue. Gardenville, last night Their
skulls were crushed as hey lay in bed
and he house was ransacked. 1 is sup
posed that robbery was the incentive
of The double hurder
Capt. Lang was Baltimorean. He
was about 80 years old and very
wealthy. He owned a great deal CT
property aside from a number of oyster
Nessnls-
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Special to the Register.
SteUbenville, o., November 5.-Willie
Reidy, q small boy, had his right leg
taken off this evening by the shifting
engine at the Jefferson iron works, and
sustained other injuries which will
prove serious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-06

London. November 5.-The Standard
saws that the marriage Of the Duke OF
Marlborough and Miss Conseulo Van
derbflt WI De celebrated on all the
Dukes estates. The bells viii be rung
i'm all the churches where he has prop
erty. and the employees will be given q
holiday and a dinner
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PFPvRTICbNS ELTCTED

DUtCIdI 20 IHI I4c5IoItI'
MartinsbUrg, w. Va, November g.
This city voted for three members Of the
School Board to-day and John w.
Sn0wden, J. o. Oliver and A. q. Rus
SER, Republicans, were eleced. The
Democrats had a ticket in nomination,
but failed to 1 ont their vote.
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MAYOR PINGREE REELECTED.

Detroit. Mich. November 5.-Mayor
Pingree is elected for his fourth term
Inv unwards of 10000 plurality over
Coldwater. Democrat His majority is
over 5000 greater than two years ago.
The Republican city ticket is elected
and the Common Council will contain
three more Republican aldermen than
last wear. OF sixteen aldermen chosen,
but three or four are Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-06

Misses Emma Goodwin and Myrtle Sny-
der. who have been visiting I'm this city
and vicinity have returned TO their home
in Orrvi'le O.
Mr.. John Davis. the street contractor, Is
quite sick at his home south of the city.
"South Before the War at the Elyslan
this evening.
as WESTMINSTER at the blast furnace, has
gwen up his position and viii go 90 school
Gcorre Chisholm has taken his place.
John M. Beckett passed through mere
from Columbus on his way 10 81. Glars
Vile. YESTERDAY. Do,
Greirer's .'Peck's Bad Boy" will be at
the Fivsian Saturday night. Music by
Hackett's band and orchestra.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-06

Mr.. c. Schnepf the Opera House
druggist. made the following observa-
lions of the temperature yesterday:
q m. 37;9 a. M, 40; y m, 81; 3 p. m.
67;7 p. m, IS. Weather talr'
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rrATI. SN0WFALL.

Durango. Colo, November Snow
has fallen TO & depth Of about two feet
ON the mountains in the past twenty
four hours in Southwestern Colorado.
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The River.

Special 20 the Register.
PARKERSBURG. w. VA. November .
Ohio inches and falling. Weather Ialr
and very warm.
PTTTSBURG. November 5.-River / foot
and 9-10 and rising at the dam. Weather
clear and pleasant.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements Of fndi
vidunls.

Mrs. Louis Schwalb and child return
ed Yesterday from St Louis, Mo- and
Loganspcrt, Ind, where they have been
visiting friends for FIVE weeks.
Miss Anna Wingerter is conyalesclng,
after a three weeks attack OF typhoid
faNer
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mnI- - - MODIFIED.

SDeClaI 70 INC HtSIa-1I.
Fairmont. W. Va, November 5.-A
snecial election held to-day to pass upon
The proposed modification Of the Coun-
" Court in Marion county, defeated
the Droposition by about 200.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-06
FIRED on THE MUssULMANS.

Constantinople, November 5.-An Of
fetal dispatch has been received here
from Marish saying that a conflict has
occurred there owing to the Armenians
firing upon the Mussulmans, killing one
of them and wOunding another. The
fight resulted in a lieutenant Of the gen.
darmes and five Mussulmans being
wounded and fourteen ATmenians be-
ing either killed or wounded.
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LEG BROKEN.

Special to the keglster. ,--,--
PARKFRSBJEG w. VA, November ..
George Ii0danc. q prominent business
man al This city. had one of his legs bro
ken while out hunting, several miles from
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TIE CARNEGIE Library,
Art Gallery AMI Music Dedicated al
PittSburg Yesterday.

A Splendid Musical Programme
Rendered - Addresses by Mr.
Carnegie and Prominent Penn
sylvanians-An Endowment ofa
Million Dollars for the Art Gallery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-06

MARQUIS DE MOVIE ACQUITTED.
Bourges, France, November 5.-Ihe
MARQUIS de Noyve, who has been on
trial for a week past, charged with the
murder Of his step-son, WIS acquitted
to-day, after the jury had been out forty
minutes. - - -
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give Greenhalga 1884; Williams Co.
$50; Kendall 1906.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-27
THEOPERATING ROOM
That Grim Upper Chamber in =
Modern Hospital
THE MIRACLES OF SURGERY.
Ihis Il ne Aasssspsss Axe. 50 Wsssds
Heal EspsAly-Ths Use ~
Anssthsstes.

Washington City. Jan. ii-Eyery hos
pts2l has IT'S upper chamber. swept and
gasnsshed. always ready. It's principal
furnishings are strvng light and anti
septic ofar. II is AWAY in a state OF
aggressive cleanliness and perfect or
dar. To Doctors and nurses il is the
simple. matter OF fact operating roasn.
To the patien * is a region of terror
and uncertainty. a portal OF renewed
life or death To the healthy, ncn-prus-
fesssonz. mind Il is a mixture Of scien-
tiflc interest and creepy suggestions.
The operating roosn Of the National
Homeopathic hospital in Washington
City Is an interesting specimen Of rs
kind. because its arrangements are typ
fcaA. but some of its methods are orig
inai-
The room Itself is next to the roof.
There are three large windows. and
IN the ceiling is a skyiighf that throws
flood of sunlight on the table in the
center. This table Is q glass plate
six feet hong and two feet wide o.
more Il IL sn0untesied adjuste<iiy on
four metal legs that are rsgidly fixed
in the floor. The height can be varzed
by turning lever. but there Is no
other nrosio1- The glass is covered by
a thin pad OF cotton esfcased In spot
less linen. FIRMLY fastened at the head
and feet The floor Is canent and
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bi-chaoride solution. Then the instri-
nesnts are taken out OF the boiler and
ARRANGED IN the galvanized tray which
is just as much sterilizei as they; the
towels are ready. the irrigating tank
duck suit with rubber apron; it is time
TO bring up the patient.
Now il may seem Strange that this
minute description OF an operating
room is just as new to the patient OPP
Grated on last week as 1t is to you,
gentle reader, but 1t is true, and for
very good reason. Did you ever see a
dentist who was worth mis- salt who
did rot kindly direct your attention to
some scene out of the window wiae
de siieased his CHASTITY foreeps out OF
the case, and held them under his coat
tail while he asked You to 'just let
him took in your mouth" Do You sup
pose a surgeon. calculating with the
utmost nicely everything that VIII have
bad effect on the patient, will be less
careful than a dentist, who merely
caters to an absurd fear? Do not srrl-
agine that he takes trembling mortal
in there To face that array of prepar-
alton for something in which his inter-
est Is vital. Things look grewsouse to
a we'll person. How would they hook to
one About TO DE sliced?
Far from it. When the patient gets
there the wfste-eapped nurses and the
glittfsang steei are all behind a closed
door. Next to the operating rocan Is a
narrow apartment with table in Il
which looks something like a cousin
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Slopes gently from all sides to the GEN.
ter, where there is a sink trap of pol
isssed brass set in it Just under the Ia
bic. All immaculate and wholesome
as IL is In that room. stiM one does
not have To ask what flows down
through the trap In the floor when
work is being done on the glass table.
Surgery Is the trs geiy OF medicine.
Within reach of a person standing by
the foot Of the table are four or five
white wasibowis mounted liz iron sup
ports a hot water tank Ia the corner
has a rubber tube attached by which
water may be turned in each of them
A galvanized tray. Ike a deep bakepan.
divided into compartments stands near
the basins. On the opposite side of
the room is a sort OF wardrobe of poll
ished oak. When its door is opened
you discover that 1t Is the hon1e of the
antiseptic flavor that hangs about the
place 1t contains a collection of lint,
bandages, cotton. and such like all in
perfect order The only other object
on that side of the room Is a copper
boiler. FURNISHED to a dazzling bright
ness.
But the show piece in the furniture
OF tho room is on the south side be-
tween the two windows. 1t Is a hand
some cabinet OF polished oak, with front
and sides of glass. Through the glass
sparkle row after row OF polished steel
instruments. The case contains about
/ $50 OF them. knives. scissors. laneets.
saws. tongs, shovels. Every imaginable
form that can be devised TO make. more
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tn ~anvem. Canrt and the Road Law
Whatcorn. Jan. Especial 1T Is stated
on good authority that two Judges OF she
supreme court who oxn property In shis
county on the line OK roads built this
YEA under the new road law. or within
the swo1niIe limit Of assessment for con-
struetiou. have refused TO pay the taxes
assessed against them for such improve
ment. on the ground that the law Is TN
constitutional While OF course this L.
not decision OF the supreme court on
the question II Is pretty strong :nai-
cation OF the way the judicial wiad in
likely to blow when the question f.
passed upon About thirty miles of read
were built In this county during 1881 un-
der the Dcnahoe law ani a considerable
pars OF the cost assessed against abut-
ting property stu remains unpaid. In
some cases because the PROPERTY owners
nave been really unable to pay, and In
others because they have been advised
that the assessment cannot be collected.
Some OF them have rendered their gen.
eral taxes. which have ben refused by
the county treasurer In compliance with
tho Instructions Of the former board Of
commissioners
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Tacoma. Jan. zs.-specsal. Judge sfali-
cup has flied an amended complaint In
his suit to inyalidate the issue OF q, 1885,
Goo water bonds. He reaterates what has
already been published, claiming that the
sale Of tho water plant to the city was
accomplished by fraud. and that the
same Was net worth over $3.50. 600.
Louise Vernon, divorced wife OF Rich
ard Mcsoyeru. was arTaigned today ON
the charge OF insanity. preferred by her
former husband. and was discharged.
Miss Vernon has appeared here several
eirnes during the past few days under the
stage name OF Louise McG1aw. and last
night guarded with McCcvern.
The city council today passed an ordi-
nance permitting George p. Eaton and
others TO construct telephone lines IN
this city. A charge Of $3.50 for residences
and $50 for business houses per month
Is 10 be made. provided the company col
Iects for three months in advance.
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accurate the WORK Of dividing I'VE hu-
yrx.ya fsexh ard bone il there How firm.
cod and clean they seok. even cheerful
and frsenssy in the sssEasr south room.
bsis there Is scxneefkng about them shat
raises rvoss fess1 just the same. ard
the ordinary mortal turns away fee.ing
thankful that there are enough people
In the wuwfd who can train their hanks
ard neves 60 be as firm and eooa as
these Instruments. else the whole sssi'a-
ing array rYsgzzt as well rust away into
sli<asse. and people carry tlseir breaks
and aches 10 their graves. A electric
light hangs over the table for use on
cloudy DAYS or N emergencies. BESIDE 4
IS glass tank, aodsng a gagaon or so
81 wafer. with 4 slender rubber tube
attached. That Is an irgigator. ard a
little stream OF wzatsr from ii plays on
the. rno,rrlsi as the knife goes about its
work, so that the surgeons vision is
rot irrerseresi with by the flow Of
blood. Ii is not necessary 10 say ti,as
this water is first filtered and then
steriNze9 That is done 10 all water
used for any surgical purposes This
ars. has been called great many hard
names, but 1t certainly deserves to be
called the antlsepsic age. And that Is
why the old festering process OF heal
ing up mas vanished.
Such is the operating room In its
normal quiet When In action the scene
changes a little. When an operation Is
TO be performed a nurse goes to the
room and takes out the instruments
that are TO be used The copper
boiler is singing like a tea-kestle
in a Christmas story. but she puts
int, Ii enough cold steel 20 lie heavy
on its stomach. Then she fills it up
with towels ard steams the whole out
fit twenty nllnutes- More steraEzing
While that Is going on she takes a mop
long enough to reach from the sky
light down and washes the wall and
floor with bi-chloride. The two pieces
OF POLISHED oak and glass furniture are
spared the washing. they only have To
be wiped off with a cloth damp with
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IrP Runs AWAY.
hnreIes Defaulter Had
- Facility For Escape.
napep our OF 4 WINDOW
-, n Max Haas - Chshslis
us.agsrs'' fer shs Get
=. ssssss Exposittes. !.

a~~esxx. Jan. 2s-Special-De
81 - !. chafnp. ex-treasurer OF
i -. ~uo<y. was placed under arrest
...ss.-s.r afternoon and escaped sais
49, fkpen ere custody q deputy
- s,.~rzxe.ses 10 this effect have
I| 2, - =. -oints on the Sound, but
(ss.I.-- - hsr, has been discovered The
- e,r,usd no difficulty N escaping.
~ - tcsr a Jump of ten feet from
'..s.-, "a make IN order 10 gain his
- u,s guard pat hia in G room
- faa Grow saloon az Ii O'clock
~ xvsrsre, ard tnen spent the rsnsaanti-
y. q - night At TIC Albany hotel. max
- f~o Waits during the night to
- ,rsspner's quarters.
- ra;tuxss arrest yesterday after
80. = vas put in charge or Deputy
- ~ E Burnside. VINO was In
- 4, report With his prisoner st
S.ss.s Ast evening at Judge Brewster's
szs f4unzp having been given That
= which 70 report wneSner or not
z - h<eu able % secure his $500
ISL Aftsr exporting 20 the Judge that
! 's,eaxs1rer lad fsen unable to SCI
-. - soad. Deputy Burnside turned
ri s-.n~r eyer to ex-Marszsai Charles
s ~sn was deputizexs 10 aooix after
80 I.,s0r xte night. After repairing TO
5 -. x4era cguInp spent IA hour at
q z.s.e q PEDRO, the guard toox Ms pris-
Ss Is ) joaxfng room over The Old Crow
.ss.. ~isere he left him In bed, having
zs s. s.yx exactesi a promise from him
~ 8. ~zxas1d NOT attempt TO escape AT
j r $500. kccorsing to Cooks story, he
ss<.S..A ~ Charge and found him afi
- rroeafaxx the visit at 9 O'clock In
80 rmranx. end linking his prisoner still
8 VsiIiaK captive
81 o'clock this morning Deputy Rrrn-
~, ~ 10 his appearance and. finding
I'D Cock taking his breakfast IN q
.eaareuf. told him that he had better
"a eet Cmr1p and bring him UP 10
- aarrfff's Office. Cook went 20 the
- aysr siao Old Crow. and found his
"a hed down.
~ Known last evening that ni.ra-
- d Csump's friends would make an
- 10 eject MS escape, and as he had
neassdly stated during The past week
- IL best coarse would be 20 leave
- .5etween two days. there was not
,u<h surprise expressed when IT was
Hud sas he had taken advantage Of
20 slixbs restraint placed over him. and
uads hazfy departure.
hosecatsug Attorney Stewart says that
~ 6nis that the officers have been
lnaliy negligent In performing their
faties be win prosecute thern and In the
inntims he wiz use every effort to re-
65fan sAe prisoner.
CHIMP has . wife ard child living on q
I'm saree niles east Of this city. which
~ made his home during the pas
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NAzitom Jan. Is special-The men
charge OF the project for the location
i tfait eannsry here seem to be meet
~ With good encouragement. While IL
~ not be possible now 10 raise So, coo.
~ laI amount suggested by Mr. yer-
~. they think ss%at enough can be SCI
VIVID 70 bcisa . good plant and put the
ssslnsss upon 4 sGbstantial footing.
Ntelhead salmon are SIN running In
arr numoets up the Nooksack river.
- nsher1nen say the run would be much
~ It we're not for the Instructions
he mouth OK the river, about which
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Il,tes Northern sample rrorns. grand
opening this evening. Harry l.. Fraser.
,.rz,.s,.sssa,s
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l.foua. Jan. 2s.-sperial.--6ov. Nc
ekas has Just issued the following APP
himenls Tor this state OF a board OF
~ managers to cooperate with the la
~ .of tho Atlanta and Cotton States
xsosfsion Company: Mrs. Samuel G.
1nxhter. Tacoma; Mrs. A. b. Stewart,
sssle: Mrs. Frank Allyn. Tacoma: Mrs.
11eft Esecher. Port Townsend. Mrs. r..
Turner. Olympia: Mrs. Maurice Nc
'eken Seattle; Mrs. Il. b. Hyde. Spo-
~. The ladies will meet st ar early
- y formulate plans and elect officers.
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complaints have been repeatedly made
70 The government ~ steamsczsren.
farmers along the river ana business men
here. :
ms county Treasurer reports faxes con-
ING 70 at rarid rate receipts averaging
arsut szs0e day. It lie hopee mat the
percentages Of delinquency viii be smaller
this year than II was las.
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supreme cour. pecis,ons.

Olympia, Jan. -Special.-opinions In
the following cases were fled IN the sr-
prense court today:
Sylvanus b. Merrill. respondent. VS.. III.
n. MuEzey, appellant: from Spokane: az
firmed.
Hamilton s. White. respondent, VS. H.
N. Muzxey. appellant: from Spokane; az
firmesi.
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at Spokane Thursday. by taking NOR
prime. He was a drunkard
suicide by taking strycaanine on FHve-Afiie
prairie. near Spokane. Thursday.
II. D. Smith. the monster who muir
deref joan wyant near Spangle three
years ago. viii be hanged at Spokane.
February %
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r,e Oregon neaataok rnch.nrea.

Salem. Or, Jan. os.-There were no Inn
portant changes In the senatorial dead
lock today The Democrats changed from
Judge A. s. Bennett 10 J. X. weatherford
The vote stood: Dolri A.: Moore. S; Hare
10: Herman. S: Williams, 4: weasherford
s, Lord. .: Lowell, 4. Tongue. /: Barkley.
8. Simon. /; absent, 2.
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TRIAL or MAx Haas

80 Fafe % the Slayer or Jos Passk. q
chshaiss. win the Jarv.
Csehaiis. Jan H.-SpeciaI.-fre trial
OF Max Haas. who On December Is shot
Jos-P atek dead In a quarrel over Pa.ekss
wife. was concluded fn the superior court
a. midnight and the rase vent to the
Jury Great interest lis manifested and
the court room has been packed 10 SIS
utmost capacity since Wednesday morn
Ing. when the trial began Judge Lang
horne's instructions are considered Ia
vorabie 10 khe Defendant and many be-
iseve acqulttzl win follow.
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Boise. Idaho. Jan. 26.--There was ono
man absent and paired when the ballot
for United States senator was taken to-
day. There was no change the result
being: Shoup 10, Sweet Is. Clagett Is.
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Helena. Jan. IS. An earthquake check
was felt hare at 5 o'clock this morning.
Small articles were shaken Off shelves
aud sideboards.