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ENCLAND'S BACK.0UT.
Its Effect Matter of Conjecture at
Present.
SAID To BE TO PROTECT FORE IGNFRS.
The Willy Sultan Knows the Powers
Arc Jealous.
A SERIOUS ARAB UPRISING
Taimnxc Says the Turkish Cow
eminent Is Badly Corrupted.

Cons,antiuople December i.-tcopy-
righted 1925 by the Associated Press lit
has not yet been definitely determined
what will be the outcome OF allowing
ships Into the pardanelos for the pro
lection OF fore guers IN the domain OF
the sultan. The ordering bnci to saloniVA
bay OF the gunboat pryad. which had been
ordered M To- the DaiAanolles at the re
quest OF the British Ambassador, su
Phillip Curiie, In anticipation Of the prom
iscd granting Of the trmans by the sultan
for warships 20 pass through Is olnciaIiy
explained ON the grcNnd that II would
do more harm than good by inflaiMng tho
fanatioal Turks toward the Foreigners GA
account of the supposed affropt u 'he
sultan. which IN effect would have
amounted to naval demonstration
against Constautinoplo.
The effect of the abandonment OF lis
purpose by Great Britain on the situation
In Turkey is awaited with great anxiety,
The situation of the guardships seems az
standstll for the present. though tne
threat OF Sir Phillip Currie TO roncw
his purpose unless foreigners should nc
exempt from outrage, is sim open. TN
doubtediy the ordering back of the bry"d
30 Salouica IS that the BELIEF IN the often
alleged concert OF the powers in tncir
attitude towards Turkey IS waning.
The sultan is known to have been skep-
| teal as to this concert FOR some time
past, and 1t ~ said has based his ouR
continued opposition 10 Great Rrttan r.
demands on The belief that no such cou-
! cert existed or ~ Would not endure Tor
! any l,ugth OF time This belief can not
| but have been lu part confirmed by Great
| Bnalu's withdrawal OF her demand after
it hnd been 50 strcnurus'y pushed 10 the
| verge of "A crisis.
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MIL DIsGUsTED.
Ills LccturtnS Tour Proves Failure
From a. Financial Stnpluolut.

Minneapolis Mimi. December l.--Senator
David Il. tiill's lccturing tour In the
Northwest has proved failure and came
TO an abrupt end today when the senator
closed his business arrangements with his
manager, cancelled all further engage
mcnts and returned to Now York with
tho reason assigned for thia action that
he had contracted ii severe cold white
n, Duluth. making him avciSe to rnnic
spanking at present
The fact H.. however, that the audi
enccs which gathered to lstcn TO him
ut Milwaukee. Minneapolis, ST. Paul ana
Duluth were 30 meagcr that tho rnancial
rcturus were insufficient TO ray expenses
and senator am refused to talk for
NOTHING. lie loctured last night at Duluth
and coma to Minneapolis ,his morning. tie
WIS booked Tor ten lectures altogether.
Thr arrangements FOR the lecture tour
we're made by Minneapolis parties,
Before leaving the city tonight, senator
nm dcclluod to DO interviewed and was
evidently much disgustcd with the rcoep'
ton lie had met with while On this tour.
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Thr fTnuesf Iirul.er.

New York. December / 4 dispatch to
the Herald from vienna snyr: The crIsls
is asaln getting serious. The od Turkey
party throater TO bring about rcvo'-
tiop If the 81 ltan gives way. Erssian
and anti-Euglish influences at the Yilda
Kiosk are n creasng. Tho sultan has
given the TILE of Ptsha 10 Iiasson usni.
a well known writer. ana has also ac-
corded decora atoms to \ number OF Rus-
sian notabhities.
The altogonIsm betw cen the grand vizicr
and Sir PHILIP Curric is Increasing, While
Germany is profitlng by her good relations
with the pcwera to play the part Of the
honest broker"
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Tnl,nngc on Turkey.

Washington. December l.--Dr r. De-
witt Talmagc. the Noted Presbyterian d.
vino. who has just begun his ministerial
lnbors IN Washington tonight confirmed
the statement published in Now York that
he mad refuses 10 so TO Armenia to cts-
tribute relief funds on account Of the
condition of affairs there and the refusal
Of the Turkish government so furnish pro-
tcctlcu. He reviews the affairs Ia an In
tervicw IN the course of which he Bit
tcIly denounced the porte aiiA said It hal
fomcnted the inassaCres and retarded the
work OF relief
"The Turkish government" ne raii, ,is
"A miserable mass Of corruption lta " orb
inEs are rotten 10 the cor" and the whole
government ought to De hluttcd or me
In Armenia ig horrible and the govern
mont is responsible for the fearful ntro'i-
tics. Wholesale masSacros are perpcirhlcd,
women outraged, and mo remaining Az
mcuiaus who escaped finally return on a
promise th8i they VIII be safe, 0uly IN
loo victims Of fresh onslaught, irsi,Baied
AT tho East by those VINO represent the
1T Is an utter foolhardiness for anyone
to go INTO chat country ana particularly
with large amount Of money without
some escnrt or pledge of protection. one
man with n gym on MS shoulder has hseE
sufficient 10 guarantee protection, as ne
Turks have "a strong rehrect, amounting
10 "A suuers'ltious worship FOR thcir gov
would have been sufficient.
w ~ Howard. who has gone mere
now was acquainted with the region ana
Rad entered before from Russia. nc was
=, portcd killed. but the liable yesterday
shows ne is si!ll alive and has heen~pak-
ing rapid progress since ne reA-h.a th"re
ia Octoi,cr lf had gpro ] Womb nave
taken $1,000 ana probably more ia Hills OF
credit and telegraph u~defE.
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London, December 1.-The tone OF the
stock market hns been altogether
h, aIthier, all markets showing distinct
recovery. There has been considerable
buying or South Americans and good
Investment inquiry for horne securities
and an olaas,ss OF good stocks including
American railroad bonds. italians were
firm on the favorable statement FOREIGN
securities were generally improved, al
though the Turkish trouble causCb much
anxiety for the future, Tho mining mar
kct is aiill IN AN extremely sensitive con-
dil.en aud likely 10 remain 80 until the
nll extent OF the disastcrs on the PHria
bnurse are revealed. Meantime attention
W being paid 10 the West Australian Is
sues on good reports Of the Cpalgardic
district.
'rhc weeks advances are Chicago NIL
vnukoe and -. Paul. Illinois Central,
Lake shore. Lousvilo and Nashville.
Rcadng hrsls. and Grand Trunk, -.
AtrhisOn fourT and Denver and lt!o
Graudc VI. Efe ontario and Western,
Sorthcrn pacihc ana Wabash z per cent.
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Washington. December l,llepresento-
tive Lawrence McGann OF Chicago who
held a scat In the Fifty-aecoud and Fifty
third congresses ana was chairman Of the
committee on labor In the last conErcsH
will furnirh TO the House the usual spec
tacic Of member making voluntary re-
lindulshmont OF q seat, 10 which he holds
crrtincHtlon.
A. room as he can secure the attention
81 the speaker Mr.. McGaun VIII make q
statement 10 the house TINT nc thinks alR
rouu;liicAn opponent. NJ. Hugh BellSnap,
IN entitled 10 the rcAt and that hr (Mo-
Gnnni valves all claims thereto. THIS
sicp will mako II possible FOR the com
RANKED 10 report ia favor ~ Goating Mr..
BNlnap. and VIII relieve that gentleman
of ihe necessity Of making contest be-
fore the committee.
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Marriages.


Atlanta, Ga, December IA congress-
on Africa" under tho patronage of the
Stewart Missionary Society for Africa IN
Cannon Theological seminary largely
endowed institution for tho training Of
colorcd ministers and missionaries for
Africa. viii be held in the Auditorium on
the exposition grounds from December u
to +. Leading colored men from all over
the Union are expected to Doe present.
T.. Garland Penn, commissioner 81 the
negro bUi.diuE has also alr1uEcI for the
congress of colnrud members of the M"tu-
odiSt Episo opal church ON Dee. mbHr ~
rOlnrcd womau's congress LcccmNcr -
ami Teachers bay December 80.
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MANCHESTER. Doccmbcr LA good husi-
,crs Mna done this week IT, both y>rhs
ana cloth. aud prices We're about on =
rarity with the advance IN cotton. Yarns
were bought freely by home users ana
china at "a higher, Ia cloth the business
yrs dull and china was the largest ,aher'
ard such ms "a now In hand ~ wai en-
yngpd into nuAt year. India also tpuls
fnitlv In small lines and south Ancricd
,lid the came Altogether. .he iriue wa Wa.
mare cheerful b"cuuse relieved, thuuks
lr,sn@h SINNERS report less doing ann
p,lees rather ensltr, rhe German posi-
,icn Is UNCHANGED AMI ~ ehsaiie. ior
,Irrc 10 siS nohtha nomlnally, The Asn.s
chester spinnars margin of FRONT - i-i<
trtqor than "A month ago.
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Mrs. Vanderbilt sued.

New York. December Mrs. Alva Van
dcrb!t. the wife Of William *. Wander
bilt and mother of the Duchess OF MARI
borough. has been made defendant in IL
suit brought against her in the city court
by the Baroness Blanche dc BerasanN Of
Hungary, to recover $500 the value OF a
tantalus cup. The baroness says that
shortly after the marriage Of MISS Con
slIeIo Vanderbilt TO the Duke OF Mari
borough, Mrs Vanderbilt requested tnat
the eur and other articles be sent TO nor
for inspection, under an aErcement 90
that Mrs. Vanderbilt has failed TO re-
turn the cup or TO pay for II.
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sultan No, ,usnue. nu, WHY.

London December Am Odessa ais.
patch TO the Daily News says: Many
British captains arc complaining OF the
provocative nttitvde OF the Turks IN the
nnrd0ncllcs Captain Noble OF the steam
ship Lcch Rannoch. says that Few days
ago he arrived ut Chanak, IN the Dafda-
nellos four minutes after sundown, lie
observed that tina SHORE on either side was
lin0i with troops under canvass. Field
cannon. Crly rgtt,ally ma tkcd. were
placed at clo@ stages along the embank-
mohi.
Two blank shots one from each shore
were fired at the Loeb Rannoch Think-
ing that was done IN the course OF milf
tary maneuVcrs Captain Noble paid no
attention. whom three shells were fired.
otr cf them coming within n ward Of
Captain Nohlo'N head. He reversed his
engines aid sieuSlied the Seton. He was
go nttoIishct that he thought war had
been declared friwten England and
Turkey, a. usually a time margin Is al
lowed At rundown,
Tho head OF the pnrdnucllcs Ia covered
Mith iorpcdocs, 70 the great anxiety OF
n,crohantmrut. Que ,Nploded recently and
nearly wrecked French vessel
The Cor stnutlnope correspondent OF the
Times says I'm referring 10 tho rhmnrs trat
TIE sultan ia insane. that he CLEANS from
the diplomats Who have recently seen hiui
That the sultan brings TO all government
business mind highly gifted with reason
Ing power. that he Ia entirely satisfied
with ms oNn mode OF ruling ana ~ cons
WINGED that although 1t Is not ideally per
feet II rs the best adapted to the condi-
uoi. o fhis empire
Viewing matters from hts own stand
rVnt. this correspondent SAYS hts reason
Ing Is lucid Consistent and corcut,
Tho Daily News has dispatch from
Ccustautnoplc which says Al the Ar
mcuiAua employed at the palace are being
dlnmisscd on various prttcNta
The Armeniatt missionaries at lNharput
Wnrash and l3tlis are practically prison.
ere They are protected 10y the trpnrs,
but are afraid O. venture urQn tho street.
Tho surviving Christians ut the villages
near Moush. kharpNt and Arahakr are
briug offered lhc Chulco between lalumigU
and the sword
The porte has documents purportiug tC
he written by ArmcniRnS at khnrput mr.
cusing American missionaries of iWhuinr
youthful Armcnians with revolutionary
idcus.
Dispatches from Constnntroplo TO tho
Chronicle SAYS binVid the son OF Hnll
R0it, grand vlzlcr, has boon cNilcd "a
syria Oh the sultG discovering that he
| had demanded hrihc of l3l0o as tho prir
az Ms Mtici' favorable report Oh the
| loan ncgotiltions with the Tobacco "a
pitnc The uultau n furious and VIII prob
ublN dismiss Han Eifat
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Mistaken Tor a nurgInr.

batavia n. y, December LA terrible
tragedy took place at the house Of Wills
Broughlon, located ABOUT three miles
south Of Corfu IN the town Of Dnrien,
rarly This morning BrouRhton was
awakened by n noise IN tho yard and see
Ing a perrUn coming towarda the hon.c
a,if Win IN az sncrcicu himself In the
wool shod when ihc man entered The
shod Broughton struck him iiye times On
nic,inr fatal wounds When light was
secured l8roughton was horrihed 10 find
thni tho supposed burglar was MS hirei
man william i.anninR, aged ~ ysai%
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uar,baunIse. In Mexico.

Now York. December IA special TO tho
world from Puehla, Mexico, says. TRAY
elera from pintomi. Pinotopec and Jamil-
pee. tn the State OF oaHaca report that
earthquakes continue 10 be almost daily
The PEOPLE are filled with superntltious
fears ana fishermen nave almost aban-
'rhe ocean IS strongly agltated Terribly
ING foeriugs are heard from the waves.
No srien,inc inquiry has been maze
Thene phopomongs nave eohunneo iot S'H-
The mountain nrc rocked and the whole
region is Ia "a mass Of Feisinlc ectiFity'
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WnshnRl0u, lroemhrr l--lInoonIirmcl
reports arc IA circulation here tonight ri
"A double lynching at tfairraN court lious,'.
Va, Of two white men, named ross ard
Henry. who murderpnaly assaulted Aios-
andcr MoClmiock, an aged msn, last Frl.
day Thn prisoners wule ntst lodged IN
iaii az AloNnuafin Va hut this afternoon
were laIton tu the jail a. lfnirfnx Cuuri
House hy two Officers when the inttur
lett Fairfax everything was quiet aud
a man who arrived from Fairfax said the
friends OF the old mau were cSclted and
were gathering about the lnil with the
evident intention OF lynchng tho rrir-
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This section gave. fishermen considerable
negotiation OF tho fishery question. ~
paying Il license Of s.5o u ton the nsncr-
supplies IN Canadian ports aud also trans.
ship their catch and crews. The treaty
was rejected at Washington, but tho mo-
duS viNendi was retained IN force al an
act of courtesy by Canada up To the
present date. Ave ycars beyond the time
for which II was promised
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rInclnnati ohio, December i.-NeHt
TUESDAY special trains leave over the
Queen ana Crescent carrying the mill
tnry and eNoarsonists to Atlanta. where
ohio Day will be celebrated Wednesday
and Cincinnati Day Thursday. There Is
groa, disappointment today because Gov
ernor Mckinley finds IT Impossible 70 ~.
IL a. biev preparing 10 turn the state
,,-,eycrrrneui over 10 Governor-elect Bush
reu next month.
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INFORMATION.
Inst Nights RcndiDus.

An area of high pressure accompanied
by colder weather, Is moving IN over the
Northwest A slight cyciouic disturbance
oycrlies the Chic Valley and Tennessee
tonight.
Tho weather is clear over the southern
portion of the Rocky Mountain slope, ANA
is partly cloucy to cloudy elsewhere, with
Louis and rain at New Orleans and Mon
gomcrf.
Precipitation amounting 10 Ia of an inch
or more Is reported from Galveston. -.
Louis. Memphis. Nashville and Nicksburg.
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I'M. siI,rr scnntnr..

Washington. December l.-~A can has
boon Issued for meeting Of silver soma
tors 10 be held In tho Marble Room at
II O'Clock tomorrow for the purpose Of dis
cnFalug the feasibility OF organizing the
SENATE on a silver basis. 1t Ia signed by
fo,tr p0pullht senators and has been sent
10 All the republican and silver senntors
who have profcsHed allegiance 10 the silver
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Washington. December Tine turkish
legation received from the sublime porte
the following telegram under todny's date;
'"The armenian rioters OF Zilo, at siVas,
having ClcFei their Shops ana iired on
the Musst,lnsns. kiihnE one OF them, ~
aiTrqV occurred during which four Mussiil-
inans two soliierS and FIVE Armeninn9
were killed The ATacuian rfyolutoniatt
attached the district OF Endcrln, burned
the palace Of the governor Bnd plunnefmi
The ncighhoring Mussuiman viihg's.
Troc rs were sent out for the represSon
az the disorders"
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nnoker snccc.sful.

Washington. December 1.-The state
ncpt published this morning that Repre-
sentative Ellis Il oregon had defeated Mr..
Hooker Of New York for the position oI
ererrtarY OF tho republican caucus W. IN
Thc fact q that Mr.. Hooker was the
sucnessful candidate for the position, oeing
elected by large majority.
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soc,.,,s.- viii suspend.

per,n December LA coinmit'ee "
me soolal-domocrall party announces tnat
owing to police persecution ! mas necn
decided 70 temporarily suspend op rsnh ,,n
n cr.hor malice VIII be ycsteu IN tho
ssnocinust members OF the rc'chstag.
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ottawn. Ont.. December LA proeiamh-
lion mas been Issued ~ the government
declaring that section a Of the Washing
ton treaty act of 1855 ~ no longer In force.
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NAVIGATION suspended.

Berlin, December I-NnYisauon mas
been suspended on the riyers Of f.ast Prus-
nia ana ships can not reach kpniEsnnis.
~ tho Trosi continues the Viatula VIII be
frozen over at Dantzg IN Few days.
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preceding the rcccn, massacres

mediately preceding the recent massacres
there.
saws the writer. the threatened Moslem
rising seems to have begun; to what length
IL VIII 30 is as yet uncertain. Nows. ct
rather rumors, OF tho troubles in Cons,ou-
tinople and other place., together with
ruinors that tho powers were pressing the
porto IN the matter of reforms has uatu-
rally excited both Christians and Mnslems
TO tho degree TINT both arc mndo des-
perate.
We have news OF hundreds OF Moslems
nccking toward Marash 20 share In the
,tlt
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SYRACUSE. y. "a pool tournament
for tho worlds championship VIII begin
hnre today Among the entries are Clear
u,nter Werner. suffer. keough. De ore,
Edy. Walsh and Stottt
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NleW YORK.-Thc trial OF Sheriff Tam
soy for allowing the three postodice burg
lars to escape from Ludlow street lali IN
July, win begin today.
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YESTERDAYS EVENTS.


The statues OF Washington and Lafay-
cite presented to Paris by Joseph Pulitzer
unveiled with honors.
The social democratic PARTY In Germany
Will temporarily suspend.
Talmage refused 10 so to Armenia to
, Il 1iite relief funds.
~ Inn armenian outbreak reported by
ca. gain becoming serious and the
sultan " thrcatcned with revolution 1t
he accedes to the powers.
Action of England's backdown not fully
understood by the powers
Arabs revolt against the sultan.
Merchant ships experience trouble in
passing the Dnrdanelles
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NEW YORK.-Joc Walcott, the coiored
thundorbolt. has been matched TO meet
kid" Lavllgno before the Empire Athletic
club today.
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COLUMBUS. Ohlo-The trial Of Colonel
A. b. colt for the killing of citizens in the
Washington Court House riots Is set FOR
To-Day.
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General on.cryntiopn.

Observations taken at all stations hy
United States weather bureau, at 5 p. M,
seventy-ifth meridian time:
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SP[C|ALI|ES.

srEwEp ToMNiATo.Ess,-s pound cans;
Gordon & Dillworth brand dozen In
oifEEN ofIvES-New goods. IS ounce
Notifies dozen In case.
,MpoRTEn MACARONI Triton"
NV wand IS l-pound packages in box.
rvAPORATED HORSE RADISH-Fancy
goods extra strong, ounce bottles, .
dozeI IL case
BON BON CREAM CANDY-ao pound
xtrgIrrKINGER'S NEW CROP CELE-
RkATED CALIFORNIA CANNED
TRrITs-only strictly Al goods on mar
ke'. have no equal
MiNCE MEAT-"Atmore's" and New
Year brands, half barrels. IS pound
kanakins. 5 pound pals.
PLUM DDlNG-"Atmores" brand, 1
dozen in case.
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ToDRT'S EVENTS.

Washington, December .. e. Eastern
Texas. Fair; westerly Winds, colder.
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Deaths,

Welter Gates. at GrovCton
Ma. Callie Goode. at Goldthwsite.
Mrs. Mary Num- carp, at Crockett
Gustav W. Hucltig, AT BRENNAN.
II. II, Tatum, at Cincinnati, ONO.
Samuel Davis, at Montreal Can.
Marriages.
FoK-Warburton, at San Antonio.
Ragland-Davidson, at Rancho.
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Fifty-fcurth congress will convene to-
day az noon.
Mrs. w. *. Vanderbilt sued for s5,o
cup.
Mccain of Illinois viii surrender his
seat In congress without contest.
The New York wool exchange soon to
open.
Another gold camp near Denver SAID
TO eclipse Cripple Creek.
Secretary Herbert in his report speaks
fiatterlngly OF the navy.
Margaret Mather agrees to n divorce
from her husband.
Senator I'm finds that his lecture tour
is "A failure and returns to New York.
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MANASSAS. Va--Bull Run; the first
battlefield Of the war, is to be sold ~
nuction to he divided into small farms
ana town lots The sale Will take place
here today by order OF the court
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Quarterly report Of donations to the
Faith Home.
storm OF indignation at the cold-blooded
assassination of Deputy Sheriff Courts.
Memorial services OF the Elks.
CLOSING session OF the German Methodist
conference and appointments by Bishop
1oseph s. Kew.
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NEW YORK -Solly Smith is matched
10 meet Jerry Marshall of Australia be
fore the Empire Athletic club tonight
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CHICAGO.-The democratic county
committee organizes today.
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state.

More Hollanders settling near Alvin.
Heavy potatoes grown In Wharton
county.
state meeting of colored teachers at
Lockhart.
Alvin House. a school boy. suicides In
Sterling county.
Insurance Agent Stanheld accidentally
shoots himself on train at Brennan.
Shepherd Baker killed by Bud Newman
at Comstook.
Simmons & Reynolds. at Mexia, assign.
Conductor Jackson drops dead at Ennis
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,iis Sew York city. is to die in the
"a .f 20 OF murder In tho first
s,. trr $500 Aaron Alexander. an
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Gain In freight tonnage OF Texas road
during the past year
Katy vs. International to come up u
the supreme court soon.
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WASUfNGTON.-T president VIII De
liver his message &C. conSress ,0iuT '. Nv Nv,
,lreW taken mp IA perfccting us orgdniza-
,ion and in the lottery for seats.