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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
Won Boeoherten in I,ondon.

London, May 4.-Jonkherr Won Boe-
oherten, under secretary of state of the
South African republic, has arrived here
on a mission connected with the charges
that the Transvaal has violated a pro-
vision of the convention of 1884 forbid
ding the Transvaal to grant preferential
rates to any power against the British
imports. He declines to express an opn-
ION as to the sentences imposed upon the
members of the johannesburg reform
committee by the high court at Pretoria.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
French Municipal Elections.

Paris May 4.-The returns from the
municipal elections held In Paris yester-
day show the election of twenty social
lists. fifteen radicals, eleven conservatives
and eight progressive republicans.
Iwenty-six re-Dallots will be necessary.
Inc socialists were successful In the cit
les OF Marseilles Narbonne, Calais. Rou-
baix and majority of the large towns.
In the re-ballots the chances favor the
republicans.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05

Tom Wade Porter. Mr. Porters special
ty Is eccentric character work. and, be-
ing versatile, he can take any part as
signed aim.
Miss Lucy Morrow has a delightful lit
tie curtain raiser, which she Will put on
preceding one of Mr. Hoffstadt's plays
this summer. Miss Morrow will be in
the lead, assisted by Mr. Tom Porter and
another comedian yet to be selected.
That tired feeling indicates declining
health. Overcome it by taking Hoods
SarSana rilla
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
Parts for any stove and gas
oline stoves repaired at J. E.
Gossett's, 1914 End avenue.


Winsted, CT. May AT Clayton,
Mass, this morning Edwin p. Plant,
aged about &c.. shot and instantly killed
his wife and 2-weeks-old daughter. He
then fed to the meadows, armed with a
revolver and followed by posse of Of
ficers and citizens. When he found there
was no possibility of escape he shot him.
self, probably fatally.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
FREE SILVER VICTORIES.
Six Counties in Virginia Start OFF on the
Right Track.

Richmond, Va, May 4.-PulaslSi, Rich
mond, Gloucester, Spottsylvania, Isle of
Wight and Charlotte counties elected del
egates today to the state democratic con-
vention, which meets in Staunton June A.
The delegates from Isle of Wight go un-
instructed The other counties declared
for free coinage and Gloucester alone
failed to favor the unit rule.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
Adigrat Relieve1l.

Rome, May A dispatch from Masso-
wah states that General Baldissera has
felleVed Adigrat, which had been be-
sieged for considerable time by the
forces of King Menelik.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
Music at East Lake for
dances five nights a week by
Montana's string band. 5-2.T
Died.

Died, at her home at Avondale, Ala,
Mrs. Hulda Vildibill, age 81. Funeral
services will take place from the PresbyA
terrain church at Avondale at D. m.
Tuesday, May 3, 1895. New Orleans La.
papers please copy
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
J. e. Gossett has the best as
sortment of gas and gasoline
stoves in the city. 1914 End
avenue. 4-2-T
McCloskey Relieved.

Louisville. KY. May Al. ]. McCloskey
has been relieved of the management of
the Louisville Baseball club. Capt. John
O'Brien will have charge until a new
manager Is secured
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
Italians Were Victorious.

Rome May 4.-The government has re-
ceived information that General Baldis-
sera, commanding the Italian forces In
Abyssinia, at the head of three columns
of troops marching to the relief of Ital-
ian troops at Adigrat, met and defeated
large force of Abyssinians under Ras
Sebath.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
EAST LAKE.
Boating, bathing and fishing
at East Lake. 4-28-T


Roanoke. Va. May 1.-THE First Bap-
fist Church at mes--pg of the congre-
cation last night. decided to extend cal,
to Rev Thomas Shipman of Savannah,
Ga. The resignation Of Cv. r. p. Pollard
will take effect June l.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
Democratic Sub Committee Called Toge the

Philadelphia, May 4.-National Chair
man william f. Harrity has called
meeting Of the subcommittee of the
democratic national committee to be held
at the Hotel wellington Chicago. on Fri
day next, May s, az IL o'clock noon.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
Amateur Dramatics

Mr.. Hoffstadt intends putting on lingo
mar for the benefit of the Church of the
800. The caste includes Mr..
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
Baseball today.
RESTAURANT.

Open day and night. First
class service. Fans to keep
you cool. Orders and meals
sent out. 1904 I'd avenue,
near goth street. 4-25-Im
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WILL BE AkBlrRATED.
Continued from FRS, Pngeo
scdly the most Difficult, part, would have

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SVu'S 'ne nnos' u''i'Vuia par' WouIu nave
sbn,,d w. ,,, -, w. ~ ',,oi'
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po'tuhl!, ana II ne deslFes IL give MN
wy u ~ ,n,s u,si Sa o,r.r o.o,s,,,, .,,
' uuse' Ea.lons Mnich ailer CONSERVATION i
l'."S haNe 10 MAKE III reply 10 me general
S,sunvAl o! ms note salisbury
40; f"s department OF state Washing,
,oh' y, Il July 10 1876 ENcelien |
nave inc honor TO acknowledge the receipt
ron you OF copy OF Lord salisbury ais
p"toh 10 you OF the Cd instant It's OF ject
io"s ' GtsrSa, ma MS 'oIesnip III MS pre-
.n l 'ne boundary Inc hXod by the Iro-
4vStu aroi'ra,lon tribunal should include in
r, ,',,si' nu'Hga any territory bona hdo &C.
I",.',u ny a british subject January /. ,AS'.
w, as such territory must fall one side or
Nv .. any compete moundaly line, ana
M ';,s E't,ulnly not IN any event 20 be as
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ulRIsAv REPORT.
Corn Yield Drttcr Than Expected
Iii. Potato Weld.

Washlngtoo. November ~, Tho returns
80 the department OF agriculture for the
month OF November ag 10 thu rate Of
yiclI make the average OF corn "a bush
els, which Is above the yiell Indicated hy
tue condlt N ngurCs OF Octohor. Last
yoar tho preliminary estimate OF the Yield
was &c . bushels The rates OF yirli In the
larec ana pr,u- sal corn states are as
follows. New York 81 Pennsylvania 81,
Ohio 50 q Michigan 81. lndia0a S2.A Illinois
404 Wisconsin AIS, Mime sofa 500, Iowa
ST. Missouri 26.5, Kansas FL Nebraska
So.
Tho average yield OF huckwheat is ISL
bushels per acre. asa InSt N.l uushels last
year AMI lGl for the year 1874
Tho average Yield per acre OF potatoes
Is NJ, Is bushels, which, though not pho
uomenal, is nevertheless above the aver
nge for the past three years.
The average Yield OF hay, as Indicated by
the prellmi AIRY returns, - lS6 ;cns.
alans l.0b last year.
Tho average yield OF tobacco Is b91
pounds per acre.
The European reports lack trustworthy
est mates Of the Russian wheat shortage.
The advance I'm price, whiNh Is expected
TO hc fairly maintained. VIII fesult IN in
creased acreage m Great Britain. Wet
we1ther IN Nrtohcr throughout Central
Euvopc was unfHNorahle for the potato
crop. \ Sool corn yield has been realized
on the lower Danube,
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DINED ny pLUToCHATs.
uo.s Hanna Entertained by Cotrric
Of Will street Finnnctcrs.

New York November l0.--A lunch in
honor OF Mark a. Hanna was given In ban
quct hall in the Equitable building today
The host was l. w. seigman and the
guests included some of the most promi-
nent financiers in the city. When the time
came for speaking Mr.. Seigman addressed
the company briefly upon the situation
which led to the gathering. He especially
emphasized the necessity for Joint action
IN the future by the republicans and ma
tional democrats on currency matters. lie
then called upon MIR Hanna, who spoke at
unusual length for him
Mr. Hanna said he felt that he was ad-
dressing an important body OF New York
bankers and he spoke OF the general work
OF the campaign. the present organization
OF the republican party, and also OF the
national democratic party, which he under
stood would remain in the field 10 finish
the good work SO auspici0usly begun. lac
said also that the administration would be
sin It's work without any pledges. a state
nont which was heartily applauded. Mr..
Hanna said that he hoped they would be
able to enlist good citizens In the cause
represented by the National banner
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TRUTH ROASTED NABOBS.
Henry Labouchere Discusses Amer
ican Elections.
VlCT0RS HAD BEST BE CAUTIOUS.
The American People VIII Not Much
Longer submit to the Dominn-
ton of Trusts-Cuban News

London, November TO-. Commenting on
tie recent elections In the United States.
Henry Labouthere, in Truth says:
III Bryan had been wise lie would have
been In for biinetallisra ii 1t pleased him,
hut he could have left the ratio indefinite.
Ills ratio meant the right Of all to re-
pudiate half his Obligations without thus
bettoring any one in the future. But the
victors will do we'll to realize that apart
from bimetalIsm there Is Il strong growing
feeling in Amrii tea against huge accimula-
lions OF capital In the hands % Individuals.
obtai.ed by means of trusts, which are
really moncpolies and gambling with cog
gcd dice in railroads. The greedy llutoc-
racy, unsuppoi ted by an armed force. can
not long hold It's own against the rights
ana well being of all. | am nowise certain
that had J been an hmeri IAN / should not
have voted the democratic ticket had 1t
not been that ! regard all tamperiug with
the coinage Of a country IS injurious to
ALL ind IL does not strike me that Mr..
Bryan is up to the presidential mark.
Americas worst product is It's dollar
OF the plutocrecy. whose members have
literally nothing to recommend them. The
odds are that either they or their parents
acquired huge fortunes by the most ques-
tonable means. AS a rule they are ignor-
AIT ard vulgar bu' live III big houses, to
dazzle by ostentatious entertainments and
buying pictures for when they only care
because thoy have been acquired at high
prices. selling their souls 10 anyone who
will enable them to hob mob with royalty
and their daughters to anyone who will
confer a title upon them, despising theii
own country and institutions end regard
ing thcmuelv's as in every respect the su
perior of others ON account of their dol
Lars If the United states Is not to be-
come mere plutocratic aud cligarchic
power. these WORTHLESS who lave increased
and are increasing. must greatly dimin-
ish -
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SHORT NEWS STOKES

KANSAS CITY-The tweay.t1I
session of the Mutual undervrrI
Insurance association ne. her.
MANASHA. WIs.--Ths PAU n
per MN company assigned ASH
no, liabilities half that amount
NASHNILLE-The Bap,is, cusn
gan its four;eenth annual seSst
First baptist church and will sas
bors Thursday night.
WASll1NGrON = Ccmmsin
commandanl of the New York ~
telegraphet secretary Herbs1 !
Texas wouli be docked.
NEW YORK-lThe steel h!Is
ton met IN secret session tohT q
hold another session tOmorcs
formation was given out.
CH1CAGO-The Lumber,nsss Z
ton of this city met with 4 III
ancc and advanced prices ir0- !
to 81 a sand feet and ~ =
30 stan higher.
TROY, y. Y.-Geo. II. Moms1l
dcfauiting treasurer OF Rennsaiis
pleaded guilty. HIS defalcatioa w
$40. 600. Morrison was senNata
years and five months In prssi
PHILADELPIllA--The ,u
States battlcship Iowa steainel 4
Delaware river this af'eTnQA
builders trial in the Atlantis @'s'|
Della ware capes.
WASHINGTON--The lreas.1
lest s76)9 in gold CON and WE
which leaves the true. amouM
res erVc Sl9a .23i,3l5. The net 81
today was $5l9.pD
ROCHESTER,. \. Y.1The ~
siou of the knights o. lay. -
today, with about lW oeNE.
from different parts OF lne ~
ana Canada. General Ma"a II
Sovereign presided.
NEW YORK-Large crows vi
In attendance at the horse ~
The hearts of the children WEI
bv the Shcl,ands, when W.
attractive to the experis, "
really line collection exnia"
MIssOULA. Mont.-Ths n .3
train on The Northern Pac!E - ~
east of Plains. Inc acchen',
nv a landslide into whca ~
train plunged on rounding ~
rairchild, the engineel;
Killed. and Frank Waossn a,,.G :
was seriously though MOI 's''S
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PROTECTED ny AMERICA.
English ship Rescued by an tmeri-
can Nun-of-W

New York. November 1.-The world
tits morning says The steamship Boyno.
Of the Mercantile stcamhir company Of
London, arrived in port ON Frlly from
Gibraltar and Mediterranean ports Cap.
tain Fischer told remark bic story to
Collector of Port Knbreth and others as
to why he had enterci the port without
a manifest His ship lay mt anchor Off
S. smyrna Turkey In Asia on October
No. There had been several riots NJ smyr-
m Tor three or four days ana the erie,
of the victims of the assaes!us came over
the waters That evening mall boat
came up and an aged man begged per-
mission to 20 aboaM. With him were
SIX others, three OF them women. all Ar
mcWans. refugees. Captain Fischer as
rented ANA "a order 90 he on the SAT- side
the refugees were resl".cred Us passcn.
Fers. Not long aftcrw ards a boa.load of
Turks came aboard.
Captain Fischer refused to delNor m,
refugees Tho Turkish officer said h,
would give the Brlt-sher uu;n morning tc
turn over the Armcnians. Captain Flscb.
err sought assistance. An Italian man o,
war refused to interfere When dawr
came the United states worship M.nne
apolis came into the bay The British nal
was sent swinging out upside down, ans
thu Minneapolis lookou; saw the sigma
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,.,,,h ., 49,, ,-.,, ,,,,, uurv no,, soeons
Hattie shtr,v tsirJ N.,Iy rayior fourth
sns it,g liz, e,,h Tan. o.ss
Eo,,,sh 80 r.,,,,'trr s,c.sish,hs n, :,
piie r,,,ss ssoo rnf-ios E.rrts VAR
won II slaushteri. Como ANsv. (prairi,
Vfllase .,ahise' pat Ntcrr,ssv Il. Movne
hon1 SS,rwick ~ ! crnosI. Faisa rrieua
Is,,,.r,~a AZ.
The NOS, Mas oser,l were u to on
p.r,s -. -, ~ -, ~, t-a,rts ti.r,-
wan a. ! on pot Nnrr,ssy IN IN on
WsrN,,,, ara i've s",,,c ~ enc Nysv m,
hors.s yo, on a. - hrnrh snd raj Norr,ssv
vrnt IN IN, ,rort AVA n.Int,trrl ~ load
20 ~ v,,rc ,,-i-,.,,,,s w. t.o9 ,,I,b L.rrl.
usrtn,sn sc,,cns ,,'i r ~ s,,ay mira
T,tth race running ,syau.oifhths " d
n,ilo. nnrss ss.1 sntrtas priaseton
,poss 4 stor,,, rrmbs,land. 10 4 Nc
i5sni,N Trixls gobn MrCue, stella Nj.
,oilv,r {. aarnes5 rlopr tsitterler
ilfos p, Amber tiirts ~ V.N.,ghD. sir
Charles ~ Y el,~c.,. toDe star IS
s,arhsl. nasar. ~ lr,kinsl.
THIS was BY FAR tho prettie,t aud most
ex'iiir, 80; 81 49, AZ rbe ,'cs, us
we're IA on TimherI,ne and Triyie' .
to on Stella VI 10 10 / nj F'loDpy and
c.m,s To- on Lone . i'''T'e AMI a." to on
Eayaar
mo race was = no, one between bridge.
ton. sir Charles. Aulbc. ,lints and stella
y and tho finish VA, quite close ani ex-
s,eiis NJ sDeond and Pr,5"eiom thtrd. ~
The following are the stln,fnartes
mrs, race . 20 ,rot, ,i.lc heats. best J
In 5 purse $500 FRS, heat. Hattie Roos
lin! Time - ?.ss "' ''''''D' >''''' - -
Second heat. Hattie Roos first Badger
Third hca;. Ha;ttc Roos ars,. Badger
-. tvI
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Mr.. WATTERSON As A SEER
He Doubts the Wisdom OF an Extra
Session of Congress.
WO0DSON GOES FOR GOV. BRADLEY
Chairman of the Democratic Com
mittcc tscs Some Cnustic Lam
Eungc-t.ormnn's Chances.

New York. November s.--ilenry Waiter
son. In an interview with the Paris cor
respondent of the Herald, discusses tho
election. the probable course Of the Me
kinlcy administration the future Of the
American parties and other questions of in
tcrest
"Admonlshed Ivy Clevelands niisadyen-
lures with congress" Mr.. Watterson says,
Mr. Mckinley will hardly risk au extra
session. But too much must not be eNrect-
ed. The friends OF credit embrace many
differences of opinion and may no; be
brought into concurrent action except uH-
der the pressure Of necessity. do not eA-
pect the decisive battle VIII be fought or
Won before 1900"
Concerning the parties. Colonel Water
son says:
Sound money democrats have aided me
republicans to rescue the country from
the serious dangers which Threatened H.
! Whether the alliance thus formed VIII inst
and for how long depends partly upon
the course which the new administration
takes and plrtly upon the disposition OF
those democrats who though they sup
ported Bryan on grOuuda a rariy diseiV-
Hue. did not approve OF the extremes OF the
| Chicago platform or sympal.iEc with the
oNcesses Of he campaign
MI Mckinley. who j. ono Of the best Of
men and most patriotic OF cltiatna Is sun
a radical protectiouist and II h. should ia
slst on the assertion OF his doctrine and us
embodiment into law there are thousands
OF men equally patriotic aut sincere who
can not so along with him.
''On the other hnui the pgoscriQt.vo
| spirit of the Bryan democrats malos an lin
mediate reunion OF the democratic elemcnt
| uncertain, II not uuNiCiy. The lire Of the
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GoRNIaN's CHANCES.
senator Refuses 90 Cpnntdcr himself
Uut OF Politics.

Baltimore Md. November SIN view
OF the republican landslide IN Maryland
last Tuesday, when Mckinley rolled UP
majority Of $1,000 votes, the question has
been asked II it will be possible for Sen
ator German TO recover from the shock
\ legislature Will be elected next fall
which Will choose Mir Germans successor
After examining Tuesdays returns many
OF the senator's best friends here shook
their heads ominously. They see suall
promise OF tho senator retaining his seat
IN the upper house OF congress
For a long time after the Chicago con
Nentiou Mir. German seemed utterly mdif-
trr,nt to political affairs and It was sup.
posed IN some circles that he would talt9
no part whatever in the campaign. II was
not. indeed. until after the notification
ceremonies IN Madison Square Garden that
the senator showed any interest In the
canvass. II WGs then too late to make a
winning fight, but Mir. German set him-
self to the task ana did hia bes. to hold
MARYLAND in linN for Bryan.
hui the new registration. for which u
republican legislature provided last vim
ter VAS about over when senator German
returned frnW New York. and thousands
ot democrats lacking leadership. had
failed 10 register, and German could not.
NANA 'i.' iNttlAtiR tlllI VI NlN disposal. rally
the rank and file.
The result rs seen In the election fix
ures Mckinley carried every ward bat
one In B5itimare-a city that gave ,'leNc-
land l:,ndo plurality four years ago-and
all except four OF the twenty three ooun-
ties OF the state,
The only hore that now remains for Slr.
/ German lies in the possibility of disscn
SONS within the republican ranks and q
revival of democratic hopes Il must not
be supposed that Tuesday. $4,000 plu-
rally is permanent republican plurality.
Maryland Is normally a democratic State
aud II will be found IN the democratic col d.
umn again before long
The danger that threatens the rcpub:
| lio0n party In this State is the same that
accomplished the defeat OF German last
year. The new republican senator elect
George l. Wellington, is chairman Of the
! state committee aud a member OF the Ma.
I tional committee as we'll II he gives free
| reign TO his ambition for power ami re-
| fuses recognition 10 any but the support
| ers OF his policy there will be a lively row
| IN the republican ranks before the sprine
| OF 1897 Then, too. the strife between tn
| present republican reform mayor OF the
! city aud the city council over the spols
/ OF office is becoming acute and all this
| Viii help German In the legislative fight
Of next fail.
II any one thinks that Senator German
| regards himself as "out Of politics" he Is
! Wociully mistaken. German hns pulled
! himself out OF many a deeper hole than
| this Just AZ this time he is most hopcful
| ana refuses absolutely 10 bp eliminated
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This is Houston Day at the Texas Coast
Fair at Dickinson and as such should be
literally patronlsed by the people of Hous-
ton.
The city council voted to attend the fair
In body today and their example should
be followed by as many citizens as caa
possibly attend. as this Is an enterprise
that means much for the Development Of
the coast country Of Texas and it should be
encouraged
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CUBAN ADVICEs.
Wcylrr's Censored News Gives Ev-
crythinp to the Spnnlards.

Havana. November 1o.-Co,onel san
Martin reports an encounter at Neguer!a,
N the western portion of P.nar del Rio,
vita the Insurgents, who were disodged
from their poslt on and their encampment
ana two hospitals destroyed.
A. /abalot tho Insurgents were dis
lodged from a strongly entrenched posi-
SON with coasidcr1biv loss. OF the troopa.
two were tilled ami four captains ana
fourteen soldiers NuunIed.
lnmrge1t Leader Alexandra Rodriguez
"a reported To have been killed in ap en-
gagement al MabuJlnR santa Cara. The
leu,ier san JtciHtu Cclabo. anu MS sec
ond in command Ulizes Campo5 ana nine
pr!Nates have been court martialed at Ma
tanzas. The finding was that the death
sentence he Imposed on coIAbc and life
Imprisonment on the rest
The sub-prefect ard twenty private cit!-
zens OF the village of Regla, n Pinar del
k.o. have surrendered to the authorities.
Tho police register contained = license To
y social hall in town, which vas found
flllci with cartridges and sal.Lous docU-
mcnts. Many persons were arrested for
helnS concerned IN the conSp tytcY.
Coles trino Reyes. Alexandra Castenada
and eleven insurgents have been shot at
Sagua In Grande.
idis Scneta Chafur,nas vas today sent
10 the penal settlement at Csutz.
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woopsoN GOES foK nn,pLry.
Chairman OF Democratic Commits.
lsNs Nnmc Lnm.ll. Lmnl,nnlrn

Greensboro. Ky. November Sin a com.
munieotion to tho Southern Associated
Press this evening Trey WooIson. chair
man Of the democratic state cea,ral COM
mittoo says:
II venture only 10 say that Governor
Bradley, by his telegram OF November
10 Republican National Committeeman
Scott OF New York in which he said Ken.
lucky has certainly gone for Mckinley
and Will just as certainly be counted
proves that he is aud has been from the
iirsi IN The conspiracy TO steal Kentucky
Tor Mckinley, The republican State
chairman only claims about 400 plurality
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Grcnt Are the Spuninrds.

Madrid, November l0.-News from Ma
nilla Philippine Islands is TO the effect
that the Spaniards have had brilliant
victory over the rebels and have captured
their strongly fortified positions at Move
lcta, after desperate fighting. The rebels
had 400 killed and the Spaniards lost 80
killed according to official reports.
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East Texas Fall

Palctinc. Tex, Novemhe, = !,
meeting of the East Texas "a -,
ing Park association opeaes
favorable conditions ana W. ~
Ecna.ancc. The fo1ow,hk lr VIZ al
Alto. Texas. Sent us Geo. t sSls
su4i. Sleepy Tom, ifW s,,o ps.si
estinc. Rcd Dutchman' saI ps,s
Niger Elhy. y. SteN@ns ssW 4!
ii. {. Clark, Oakwo9ais,, IN jlrg
Stubbleiicli. Kerens, ~ ,r,ia J!
ilam.ln. Marshall, Lon ns Ms MI
mons. i{usk. Roger 2 baDTT III
/ drilled. Enoch Harry S;st 4
Mu."hall. seguin. a. ,, s,Iys. "A
FRS race. 20 no NO Ton,. u
Sent is. second, sleepy iV'T
time, 2;i9. -, ,,,, and "A
One-quarter mile run Bi9 |
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