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PERKINS CLAIMS IT.
SAYS He WIN Be Nominated by
Republican Caucus
De YOUNG WANTS NO caucus.


6nrxamentO. Jnn S.-Semtor Perkins
arrived here to-day and opened head
quarters a4 the Golden Eagle n III de
Young put In an appearance <Qnaght.
and dis frienk3o have likewise essab-
aished headquarters ~ the Goaden
Egie. adr. de- Young. however. was
NOT very much In evi<ience Among the
poaixsciAnD around the hotel Senator
Per3xins. in an interview. announced
that he had been asked to come 20 chs
city, and s1aax he expected 20 be called
before the Republicans IN caucus TO
state his position ON the political Issues
Of the day. This statement was made
during The afternoon. when the Perkins
men we're claiming to have foxty-seyen
votes pzedxed ost of q totaa OF eighty
seven. They expecsed te1en tc hold
cRucus tonight. The Caucus. however.
was not held. The De Young men as
s<rt that Perkins was unable TO rally
a sufficient number OF men whom he
has counted as his supporters. but a
secret meeting OF Republican members
was held at the capstoi. whsch thirty
eight members attended. Late tonight
the Perkins people declare that It was
SIMPLY an infxmal gathering OF Sem
aEor Perkins friends. or some OF them
and that the senator's strength WIS by
n, means represented.
Mr Perkin9 managers announce that
the Repn biinns win positively so snto
caucus On the senatorial question to-
sncgrow night. and that a cali Cor the
caucus will be issued tomorrow.
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DksAulrsD On xxrERksx.


The Fidelity Ls2a and xrust ComHany,
~ Stoax cisv. Inselv.ps-
StDsU CRY. & D. Jan slTAe Fiaelsy
Loan d Trust Company. % Sioux CITY.
sceauass1 payment Of xn.aoe interest ca
desensure bonds due the drst Of the year.
Although the firm has ncs fa<ses. Psssz-
denf Sampson. OF skas city. has been asked
TO accept the recesverssdp sss5uld there be
one appointed. These denenture 6oyysS
wre issued TO SEIZURE hans made en- farm
mortsages The company consa rot coaiess
Interest from farmers ssaeoo being due
them asaa was tfsas forced 10 Jusauis tho
is1se-est on the bonfss. bringing ca Their
finxncsal Difficulties The firm dld no
hs1rking business and none OF the local
banking irouses or Industries viii ne IN
VOWED. The failure Of the Lincoln Street
Railway Company. CT Lincoln. Nsa.. tied
up ss5aaac Of the coznrary's fanas.
TIA liabilities Of ths company are
s. aQo,oN. with assets nearly as large.
Tha largest liabilities consist OF 8. go
ssebensure bonds, and g 2Se, % Of these
are held In New England state AID other
sections OF the east. 81 .oaa 60 was also
fioated in Scotland Tho other Ss5a. 90 OF
liabilities consist OF street railway stocks.
etc. The company tried to negotiate .
loan In New York. but failed. A meeting
of parties representing the creditors was
held in New York today To take action
regarding the conpany'x affairs. but what
was dos,e cannot be learned here. Joseph
Sampson. OF this city. president OF the
company, Is the principal local ssock-
holder. William G. Clapp. OF New York.
is treasurer.
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No More oppa.l.i . to jim Baaa.

Sacramento. Jan. Sin tire assembly
this naorasny a resolution providing fer
a meeting OF the senate and assembly
~ p. M tomorrow. for the purpose OF
eaayasssnx and publishing the returns of
the eaectson for governor and lieutenant
governor. was adopted without n DIS
senstng vote Immediately afterward a
concurrent resossstAon was presented
which probably settled the guterrascrtal
contention for ali tire The resolution
prosa3es for Tire appointment Of a Joint
COMMITTEES % three members from each
house 10 confer with the Eovernsrs-iect
and liessse~an. eoverner-elest for the
purpose OF rsrfecslng arrangements for
thssr innuguratscu. The resolution was
adopted by q unanimous vote. This
asr>@~saent was reached - a Caucus %
che Republican asSemhiyynen this morn
tag. and Il Is not believed that any oppo-
sisfon win s.e o1erei in the senate
The inaugural ceremonies win take
place Friday
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10 - - e - ls Ia oecS A<sa
80 -. s1a -
1ue olss<ezs 8AIea ~ aI9
Aa'A "a :.
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,ss1> - = 80 A-se -
- so1.1A t1z.1 - - e1.'s
. -. -. sl 3 'Esa.I :
- - 80 s.1n sppes1eu = lns
- s. - - -. ..s.4
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- ~ 80 1870 - lo.ee ~ 81
-. $3.50 10y - NJ =. -
- -. ss.ae1 s3FA oAssais
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Tho accommodations for spectators
were overcruwxied at the s. A. C. athletic
entertainment last evening. when over
GO ladies' and gentlemen filed down TO
the gymnaszun to witness the various
events. The junior class drin was fairly
good. and was followed by a hot boxing
bout between Josiah Collins and r. d.
Hughes. In which the frmer got triie
the best 81 It, Hl,oggh he fouled once or
twice. Prof. Van Deryeer and Ripley's
double trapeze act showed some new
features. and was first class
In the Fox-Inveriaity sparring match
the former simply toye1 with his cppo-
nent, though Inverarisy showed good
speed at times. The horizontal bar work
by Prof. Van Deryeer. Benninghansen.
Cotton. Ripley and Attain was excellent.
and won weli-merised applause. In spite
of the odds against them In having to
play a team selected from the whole club.
the lawyers broke even wsih the picked
team at basket ball. the score standing
two goals 10 two. Two selections by the
Mandolin Climb contributed to the even
ing's entertainment.
DIR L. W. Young was master OF cere-
norses, and Fred Church refereed the
boxing matches 1t was announced that
another ladies' night viii be gsvn arly in
february.
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S. JoSrs. ~. r. jar. A ss-icus riot
ocSurssi here yesterday when the cvcsd
OF unemployed ~xssxaaea resumed Their
Sser-orzeratior They kaotei TIE ex-
premier. sir w.slssn Waaiteway. who
MAS formerly their issi. asf tssen
ysaresSa 10 where shs Tousnaaisne il ~
iax, ~ receive the captains answer tn
shsn petition AZ yesterday. Cart. Ssr
Raoha-a Pesre. tie cssn-aozsasr. icsd thesa
the Fzasxer was Ia the bands % tbs gov
errgnsnt TIE cro9d teca-se exssper-
Ass1 assA prsceeies 10 tss ministers
ssszn Beg. where the doors we're az-~ed
sgssnss sAeza
Cr3aGasei she crowd sst % xcsk 20
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service. at o. r. Church.

IN meetings held at the. tinted Pres
bytertan church have been growing both
In interest and In the number of attend
ants night by night Last evening there
was a splendid audience. The meeting
was led by Miss Nicoi. the pastors as
sis;ant. The exercises were character
ICED by earnestness. the remarks being
numerous, brief and poiss;e<i This even
ing there will be preaching by the pas
tor. Rev. s. Dell Johnston. Tho remain
ing part Of the week the services will
b. preparatory to the observance Of the
Lords Supper
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IN raE SENATE.
Quay rhiaks tho Ineemss Of Taxpayer
shoutd he Puhlfseed

Washington Cssy. Jan. a-EIarrss. inst
sesessei fer another term OF six years Ia
she seEsate. was warmly eongraa ,sasisxs ,sr
his Colleagues when he xsy,g>eAresi In foe
Chamber to-day. Ex-Senssor Eaxnuads al
80 visited the scene OF bis ca sss,ssus
csa-kreil. from the appropriations COM
FaRfee. reported the urgency deficiency
t'sn. ard n was placed on the calendar
socsrcsl gave nottce fhst he wouss can If
ap tomorrow. Ressylag % Quay, Cock
RET! said there had tsecn no amendments
bs the committee to that s,crssoa OF the
bah relating 10 the Income tax.
Quay sale be desired 90 know X the sen
alter from Msssozgs fesockS~a) would ssar
sass hsEn te csarnend tire matter 20 ais al
senSion snd considerations, because II vas
too iate 20 iEstrosfslee "a amendment s>f
that character AZ sueseue sa the senate
He asked the senator whether 4 woa,1a
NOT be wea ia sae bal. instead Of smother
ifsg the Esas1ses Wgsl salaries os employees in
the reports nnasse lsy corporations, 70 casa
Eses sssssseaitsG IN such form that che
Tsss of names OF s4np,oysS shall be acs,ssxst-
he 20 she ruslIe
cansiaszsng, Qsxay said: ~ circumstances
whsea happened within xae last xhirtx-
fcar hzssFs ssas caf1s4z rny attessssan - sne
f.sxsaaase inlraEsazase ~ something 81 tha
Ssaa n hagsen~i sisa, . srsa sssxssaa who
- ssvy hlEh tn political rosAftcsss In mia
sS@spasas 40 less rersanaEe than a Re-
fs'sszSssa rasssnaI Committeeman. Ia cen
versassoa wxtn = distinguished ruesnssv~ Of
she other branch 70 the state sszsst ssu~e
\ i'sascssf officer cs ERE cay ~ pA4saasl-
FAa. assa sas uF sss leasigns sne:vasg.s
| rsssssafay fee sossiing srsesrhs-r. az the
Henrssy lvaasa STATE sexsssas in giving a
rsss&ea why se eosal3 nos preserve As~
psxhssvs saszA ard ssssssa nes a. wA.s
ssswse 90 be Aefse "a regard Ia as, sasw,w.
cant nc~ninassea suA e shere. stated tAas
fse Aat fees sass.ser = AsaSy salary from a
great cxsssssSsssn for ere kass three wears
y ~asAry mrxv eneaxa % rszsnsNaa !.
sssssily, assa ~ vas eosss@sse. 70 a. va.
fAe eorSsvx 100 Wished Assa 70 O.. aas "a.
~wesas 10 sxasS desired ard fses Ae ought "a
No IRE amendment 1 szsggesS l. rr.<fns,ss
snspsy ~ this rcSsserS. stass men - xssea. a.
ysesltscS. wasA hxxA s>aWse~ Tor gasSa or exsS
v<sgAe acs 60 - gerEnStse8 40 usAsa Az sass.
~ 3sstug 81 tse sassev@< ~ che yufaie or
sa <se lnseExss os airs party. wtsen IN r~sss-
ssy they ara aeryssg tas@e eS~ug sssxaps
Tsaey osaesss - 80 aeAsas aasa meet their
feEsass fatEsy ans sksNssy MA tss icSsSr
sg2asx 81 toe ravrSTasaea eraa sAesr hsassS
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PERSONAL.

E. ". Purity. treasurer OF whasoorn
county. has bsxa In ere cry for the past
two days the guest OF his friend j.. A.
Ieggte.
E. C. Casasty. OF tssis csty. rad vssfe
to the Eastern Office CT the Post rteEss-
gencsr ssa New York ca January l.
III. CraHssna pa<tss~. cs Tacoma. wa
make tha voyage go San Francisco on the
nssw glssaesSsck Everett
Gssfrraazxsang and Mrs. j. c. Moz~ynsy.
OF tae navy yard az pur, Orchard, are
al the KssssssC-Grassl.
air. ard Mrs. ". Il. Heose. OF Po~t An
gssss. are az the Stevens
~. r. Hatcsa, representative from saa
Tairsy-saFrssa sassr5ct. Is al the ArFrxxtuss.
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vOORHEEs TO TaE REsCuE.
He VIII show Carlssle How 70 Pass
. Currency Bill.

Washington City. Jan. s.--Many Of the
Democratic senators received the an
nos.ncement OF the reverse vote on the
currency bill as a summons to the senate
20 take the question up and find a way
out OF the difficulties with which the
country finds itself surrounded. Senator
voorhees, took the first step for the
formal consideration OF the matter by
issuing a call fer the meeting OF the
finance committee. to be held tomorrow.
for the purpose OF canyassing the entire
situation, and. IL possible. deyising means
OF improving the condition OF the treas
ury. So far as can be learned. no meas
ures have been prepared for submission
10 TIRE committee. but the movers for
the meeting hope a general exchange Of
views on the part OF the members of the
committee will indicate the general lines
ON which bill. may be framed which
would stand chance Of receiving the APP
prevail of the committee and OF tie SEN
ate.
1t is also understood that Senator Vest
has in mind the oitlina OF q plan for a
bill which he may submit to the COM
mfttee. and which may prove the basis
Of future action The two principal feat
ures OF the plan are. First. TO authorize
the issuance OF sufficient number Of
low rate bonds to retire the ssi6. 900. 900
worth OF greenbacks. and second. TO pro-
vide for the purchase and coinage OF a
sufficient quantity OF silver to increase
the silver issuance TO $7sA. 900. 00o. which
would be an increase OF about $50 ooo. 900.
This Is suggested as a compromise on
which the bond advocates and the silver
men can agree, but the scheme has not
met with general favor SO far as II has
been canvassesi
Some Of the silver senator's. notably
the Republican silver senators. have
taken tia position that they viii accept
nothing short of a provision for unlimited
silver coinage. They viii insist upon
free coinage az ratio Of Is to /, but are
willing to allow the government a NIB
eral seigniorage. They will not agree,
however. that any limit shall be placed
upon the Gznount 90 be recelvesi on
the terms agreed upon 1t is not known
how the finance committee win stand
upon this proposition, but the silver men
believe poii OF fhe committee viii show
majority friendly 10 that metal The
Republican members OF the finance com-
msttee do not regard the outlook as
promising for any action az all. and they
predict that there wiz be a great d.
vsrgenoa OF opinion among house men,
bers. and that It win be quite as impos-
sshle for the senate Democrats to agree
on any bill presented as II has been for
the house to agree on the Carlisle bill
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Test Vote on Nicaragua canal mn.

Washington City. Jan. s.--Arran ge.nenss
have been made fer a test ~ On the
Nicaragua canal bin some sirne this week.
A motion viii be made BY Senator George
20 lag the BIZ On the table. II his motion
Is defeated by any such decisive vote as
the friends Of the bin csaim. 1t VIII be de-
caie9 20 ssssh the bin 10 an early vote. II
any great opposition Is shown. il Is prob
abb the hIfI will be withdrawn. The OBJ
ject OF the tes. vote is 20 ascertain the
standing OF the biii In the senate.
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Lonsion. Jan. s.-Thc correspondent OF
the Standard at Constantinopse telegraphs
that he has heard that the sultan has re-
auesnei Great Britain TO disavow the
speech recently made by Gladstone TO tire
Anglo Armenian deputaasorl that visited
him at Hawarien. The Eng.aeh. French
and Russian governments have asked
the porte TO suspend the governor of Bit
Is, held mainly responsible for tho Sas-
sssln massacre. u-sl the commission Of
inquiry SHALL have concluded It's labors.
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RRGvIrt =

c. ID. Wilson. WHO was arr,ua., 81
days $50 os the ca>arge az - 49,
Esropessers from the Puxet aa.s'S' r.!
SaEnefy depot. was found nj 80 10
tho nsz1scspal cosaw yestessaar -,
WIss<aa admitted selling ~ -; y
st ssp the csaAna csas NJ sos,a Si'ss
tse brush Ia North Seaesse. "
TIE annaai nseesang o. tho c..
union OF saSs city. wfssch wac - - .!.|E
morrow evening at me cAau,s-. " ~
naerce. has been Postponed On
she week % PRAYER. ]. 7. KorrisS :.!.E
dent OF the srssor, annos,ue.~ r. ( I'D!
snestang Will te he'd Fsstsar. y.... ~: i
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roREIax sorxs.

Count Hedervary has declined to form q
cabinet for Hungary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone arriyed at
Cannes. France, Wednesday.
4 number OF anarchists were arrested
at Berlin Wednesday. A quantity OF revo-
iusionary song books and pamphlets were
seized
The London Athletic Club has cables 70
the New York Athletic CLUB that the lat
ter's challenge 20 send an ashtstic team 10
England Is ACCEPTED
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THE UNION PACIFIC WRECK.
Colorado House Wants the Road 70 he
Taken From Receivers.

Denver, JAN 9.-Tfle house Of represen-
tatives today adopted thu following reso-
luton:
Whereas. The present management OF
the Union Pacific railroad, by five re-
ceivsrs designated by ths corporation. is
continuation in authority OF tie same
management which wrecked IL. and Is
not in the general Interest: be il
Resolved. That our senator's be In
structesi. and our representatives In con-
gress be requested. to resist every effort
which may be nsaie In congress 70 re-
organize the Pacific railroad companies
50 as to rslrstate CT pcsretuase their
management. or TO extend to them the
government credit; and that ts.ey be fur
Their instructed and requested to urge
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II. strursle for Liberty In germany.

Berlin. Jan. AT today's session OF the
reichstag motion was adopted suspend
ing the prosecution OF Herr Stadkhagen. q
Socialist member The debate on the anti
evolutionary bill was then saken up.
The National Liberals have decided to IN
terpeisate the government On the charge
that 1t has failed TO AFFORD adequate pro-
lection to Germans abroad.
AT parliamentary reception held by
Emperor William at op,sdam last evening
his majesty. in q speech upon naval mat
tiers, pointed out the necessity OF increas-
Ing the strength or the Garman feet.
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The American Meat na.la.a. in England.

London Jam s.-A meeting last even
ing OF the meat AMI cattle section of the
London Chamber OF commerce has served
to bring out a Storm or jealous abuse OF
American useat ard American cus1caass
methods. The Daily Telegraph states
that the American beef kings. after half
running Brtsish haisbarsiry. now coolgy pro-
pose to take an additional mszlaon from
British traders and consumers. This
statement Is repeated on aai sides. Last
nights meeting was 70 protest against an
attempt Of American shippers 10 abolsa
the customary trade allowance OF q pound
in every quarter OF ursat, TO compensate
Tor loss by shrinkage, etc.
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L.. M.n,,. 70 u. senator.

Hsisaa, Mont. Jan- s.--The ReErshslican
canesss tonight nominated Lee Mantle. ef
Butte. Ter ne asnfssiea term In the senate.
Tee caucus II SIN wo~sfrg GA the rusn-
faee 10 Ssacx-saz Senator Powers Mantle
was appointed two years age. sas was
not seated ey tAs senate
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NOTABLE DaAA

F. G. Mclaughlin q promanf d
board OF trade operator. dxu1pea 1SS -
heart disease on the street Wet z z
r. ]. McFkiey, an old residsnt q
nen.o. and swidely and svomiuen<3
throughout California. disd Va s1E
night, lie was a nasive AZ Ncrfk -,
liasnshurg. Canada. and agsa Is -
Robert Mccott. aged q. rrapd 49,,
OF the Grand Conmandegy Klr1n -
Lar OF the state OF New 20 ~
Wednesday at Brooklyu.
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Tire following pairs we're announcexi:
Cooper. FL. WITH WEacSzer. ILL.,: Layton
wsrn 6foc3u1aie. Price wsth GrosyexsDr;
Essshs wssh Johnso1; Ind; cockrag VIII
Crash wssh Blair: Baakheaa with Mill
k~n. FosJDar wsan Lefeyrr: SeTx with
Marvin: o.Nsli. No, vi u WKxon, Wssh;
Soss1tws with H9uk; C2r14EeSxi with Bel
den. aud Cobb, No. wsas Ba5cock. Wis.
The house then settled quietly down to
tho consideration OF the diplomatic Ap-
preparation bill. Mccreary explained It's
provisions briefly. Only q few changes
were made. McCreaTy offered m amend
naent TO establish consuiats at Ezeroun.
Armenia, At = salary Of a.loa Hit
moved consulate az Harpool. Turkey.
These amendments led 10 q reference 70
the recent slaughter In Armenia. Hit,
with intense feeling. urged the necessity
for protecting missionaries. who were cut
down Ike sheep. Harpool was the near
est point 20 the scene OF these slaughiers.
Both amendments were adopted With
out further amendment the committee
rose and the bin WAS rNAsed.
The post-o.ilce appropriation bill was
then taken up. The bin. as explained by
Henderson. chairman OF the committee
on post-otSices and post-rouds. carried 49,
Nz,is2, or 81. 6le. so less than the estimates,
hut s. s5s more than the appropriation
for the current year. The estimated re-
cespts for the next year were G.35S s43
less than ths sum carried by the bill.
During the debate under the Ave minute
rule Quixg offered an amendment to q
paragraph Included in the last post-office
appropriation bill relating to books,
pamphlets. etc. 90 follows: Provided.
thai associations organized To secure Inn
provemerft In the condition Of public
roads and highways. Consisting OF not
less than 1000 members ard maintaining
a publication published at least once a
month. shall distribute such publications
At secund-elass rates" ouigg explained
that the publication designed TO be adj
Knitted 10 the mails az second-c,ass mat
ter was tho organ OF the League OF
American wheeimen. an organization
which had Il 90 members Dockery made
n point Of order against the amendment.
and Hatch. In tho chair. temporarily re-
served his decision
CAruth. Dem. took OCCASION during the
dehase to expose an aIleke<i scheme to re-
daice letter postage from 10 cent. The
National Postage union. OF which Lyman
J. Gage. or Chicago. was the treasurer.
he said. was pushing the movement.
Through the agencies og that union. he
said. contracts were everywhere made
with business men BY which one half OF
the postage saved during a year was 20
be turned over to the promoters az the
scheme IN Il carried Carush estimated
that the promoters wouhf divide E.ooa 600
IL the bin wss passed. as the reduction
OF Postage from 2 to cent would save
the letter sessiers ksaa 90 annually.
Hatch then sustained the point OF or
Ger made against otsiSg's amendment to
allow the publication OF the League of
American wheeimen to go through the
malls az seecaG-csasx rates Without
amendment. the post-offsre appropriation
hils was then passed. and at s.s p. m.
The house adjourned
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0svoarinx the Bedies Of Those Kille
by Avalanchea In Pvrenees vuaxss.

by Avslanches In Pvreuees villages.
Losxion Jan IA dssratcss 10 the
Times from Paris says that. owang % the
recent ayaaarcaes at Oriu and ovgie. In
the Pyrenees the inhabitants OF those
places have fed to AK. where the hos
pitai is fun OF refugees
Wolves roesm the streets devouring The
bodies OF those kzlled by the avalanche.
The niounsaan villages near perpignn
are showed up ami all communaca1ton
with them Is stopped
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New York. Jan as-.arrhf> - 81
newspaper writer and aasAnp 4 Z s
Der OF plays. died today. n 49,. 81
the Esecher-Tilton trial. g. n. =
tire OF '-nr. Syntax.s oxrl,lrn.s \. 49,
tinct and notable feature q % -.
litigation -
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Az Emhe.sisr Sen tsaced.

New York. JAN s.-Elwarsi r. Carter,
the defaulting transfer clerk Of the
National Bank OF Commerce. was today
sentenced 10 ak years and six months
imprisonment In the Kings county peni-
Tertiary.
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Philip Bessar Die. OF IA. wsu.a.

oa,esend. Cal, Jan s.--Fhszp Bcurar,
who was SHOT by Michael Collins. hss
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