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wenger nnsd him sl5, which was
promptly paid.
Riey 4 Riley "a saloon was also raid
OF, Onicsr Pratt being the iutruder. lie
was la citizens clothes, OF course, and
the door was opened to him very WILL
ingly. The doUfkuepor, however, W.S.
SHARP, quickly recognized Pratt 40 an
officer and IA quickly proceeded to
throw MIN cut. 4 scuills eusuej, In
which sharp came out second hest
and was hauled TO tbs station FORTH
with. lilo WAS Atraignod In the police
court today on n charge Of assault ami
resisting an officer, but the case was
continued until tomorrow ut . pm.
OF, V. Fatkowsky, the POlander
who was char.od with MsAuitiug two
little girls, bad bis hearing today. The
evidence adduoed was SUBSTANTIALLY as
heretofore stated In these columns,a and
although Attorney Morris sOmmor,
counsel for the defendant, pleaded
urgently :or dismissal, the court felt
Impressed with the mans guilt, and In
Wow Of the TACT lhlt tho subjects OF the
Polandet's attont on were girls OF very
tsndef yean,h he iml osed a fire OF $3.50.
The man IL Ionulitss aud hal to 70 ~
iail
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Judge YOnng's Court.

The following buI'neis was trans.
acted before Judge Young today;
Emily Martin vs. Fred IL. Martin
for divorce, decree tor plaintiff.
Coop. Wagon ami Machine CON-
pany vs. Il. II. johnson ct oil; motion
to set aside execution and sale argued.
Sarah QuAlo VS. q. Il. Durst NJ a.;
motion 10 set aside Judgment snd 10.
instate CAGE, SGT for Saturday, Feb. l..
Jennie johnson Va Georgs w. Jchn.
son; motiOA tor temporary alimony
ana suit money. Set Tor Feb. /.
James w. EsIilsy VS. Gsrda NJ.
Anderson, Set for Fob. /.
Fergus Coalter vs CoAlter & Smell
grove Ut al, demurrer to complaint
motion to strike out part OF complaint
granted anu twenty days to filo
amsnied complaint given.
+. ". Barker was sworn Ia as off,
clAl photographic reporter OF the court
until further arrangements are made.
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TRADING IN STOCKS.
An on Lay at the xchange-Daly and
Sunshine represent tile
Listed sales.

This was on of day at tho exchange,
bidding anu selling being extremely
rs. Tho only stock which created
.uy degree OF excitement was Mofcur,
upon which tho closing round showed
tue buyer Rld seller to ho u cents
apart, with no sales recorded. W.oi.
rul o1pre'ted his willingness 10 take
5000 10 10000 shares OF the property At
50 IS, LiI that figure was zoo low for
ho!eots OF the stock. DAILY and Sun
shine represented the lislol saies IT,
Jay, tho former bringing 500 nnd
s6.l5, ana tho latter 50 20. or tue un-
listed stoke, transfers OF Dalton. Lutte
Piisburg and Rover, Mt 3, y Rut 70
cents respectively, were made. Li,ua
Pit,sburg seems 70 be ON the wHne, Gnd
Notwithstanding the fact that n ah5st
time ngo II was In great demand at
"a anu cents, any amount OF the
stuck could have been bought today
iot.tf.
o. thursday evening ut 1880 O'Clock
the governing committee and the COM
mltlon on Rtrangvme ats Of the ox-
change will hold Joint meeting, Mt
" II ch time tho matter OF advertising
Utuhh mines and mining resources
will Ne looked into. The committees
will also arrive ut some determination
AZ to the salaries to DO paid TO oillcVTe
VI tho exchange.
TJday's closing figures were Es
f0llowt;
LISTED STOCKS.
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DR.. Millspaugh Returns.

DR.. Millspaush, superintendent Of
the Salt Lake City public schools, re-.
turued home at noon today from Little
Falls, Minnesota, to which place no
was called u couple Of weeks ago by
the serious illDess OF brother.
When he left, the latter, who has been
suffering severely from an stack
Of typhoid fever accompanied by
hsmOTrhAye, was considerably Inn
proved but while en- route home the
doctor received kilograms stating that
ho hai had relapse and that tho
worst might occur at any time.
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Returned Home.

Elder William ANGEL Hatch, OF
Chesterfield, Idaho, has just returned
from mission ~ the Eastern States.
He lett for this noli OF labor on Sep
temher 20, 1893, and has lsborod
principally IN Vermont Some time
was also spent in Canada. He has en-
loyed good health during his absence
and met with fair success in his Efforts
to preach the Gospel. He arrived In
this city on January "a, 1896. Brother
John Paul, OF Went Derby, Vermont,
accomph MED Elder Hatch to these
western regions, intending 10 make his
future homo here.
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Liberalization shows ~ - bs Larger
tnsu ~ Ittst Supposed.

@NN"'ssHfAhh WANhA ~ - ~ LhNGNN
thsu NJ iirst supposed.
CHICAGO, Jan. ga special n the
Timro'Hufald nom Washington, ID. e.,
say,i
A. the result Of an Investigation iulo
the accounts OF the stale department,
treasury experts have found a greater
deficiency than expected la tue &C.
counts 81 Librarian Sp0nOfd. The
total deficiency 20 far discovered
amounts, Il IL said, 10 sol, 900, aud the
sum may DO increased ~ the ipvestl-
CATION now being made into what In
known aa tho ttust iuud. As tho
state department, under the law, 10
not required TO make uuy returns 10
the treasury for the money 70 obtained
for tho trust fund, the investigation by
treasury experts IN merely 10 lot Secte-
tAfy Olnoy know where he stands.
The secretary 10 determined upon
getting the facts. with this object 10
Wow he has sent TO New YORK 60 oh.
tain two expert accountants. When
they reach Washington they will be
Informed by the treasury experts OF
the results VI their work aud will then
begin new Investigation. Tue Au-
ihutities are uueasily anticipating the
nnding of a deficiency when, added
TO the sol 900 may swell the total "
nearly 100000.
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He alleges that Rockefeller represented
his mines to be In prosperous, divl.
dend paying condition, whereas the
contrary was the case. That while
Rockefeller agreed to a valuation OF
100000 900 on the Merritt pfopertlse,
they are really worth between il2, O00,-
900 and 81 4, 200, 900, aud that they sun.
stquently disco vefed that while they
yielded their interests for stock ia the
consolidated company, Rockefeller re.
tanned for his part bonds secured by
fret mortgage TO the value Of 81, 900, 600
on tho properties to which tue stock
held by the Merrltis were subject.
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VALUABLE evidence.
Tho Tank Coiice,ios Of Hooks ia u
Library nj wisconsin.

MADISON, Wis. Jan. 27.-Tho Tank
collection OF books In the Dutch Ian.
guAgo, one OF tho rich Possessions OF
the state historical sooisty library, ap-
pears destined to play considerable
part IN the deliberations OF the Venoz.
uelau commission. The Hon. A ndrew
Dwight, one OF tho commissioner q
short limo ago wrote TO President
Adams, Of the State University, asking
him 10 search the Tank collection for
any historical works or aliases bearing
upon tho boundaries Of old Dulch
Guiana. An examination Of the books
IN this deparimen Mt reveals the presence
here OF several which bear authorita-
tive testimony a. 10 the extent Of tho
Dutch claims In Guiana, to which
England succeeded In 1903.
A translator and dtaughlsmau arc
now busy extracting this Information
for the commission, and It 10 not i'm.
possible that one or more members OF
the body may visit Madison 10 eI-
anime the evidence on the spot.
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ItaiY aud nrasiI.

NEW YORlS, Jan. "a. 49, A dispstsh
TO the Herald from Busnoo Ayrss
saysi
DR.. Carvelho, minister OF foreign
affairs for Brazil, says that u protocol
signed with tho Italian minister. the
Herald correspondent In Rio Jauoiro
sends word: The majority OF tho
clAima OF Italy for wrongs committed
upon Italian subjects AZ alleged would,
Dr. Catvallho said, be submitted 10
arbitration; Others would DO settled at
once by the payment Of indemnity
asked. The ofilclAi dSzstte prints the
continuation OF the statement OF Dr.
CnfyAihO.
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BBATTLE, WASH, Jan. 27.-Advlcos
from Alaska slate that the steamer
Rustltr picked up thirteen starving
men In n row beat. The men were on
tue way from Seward City 10 Juneau,
aud had not had food or water Tor two
days. They acted like wolyes.
A double murder was committed nj
HoOnah, Alaska, on account Of the
failure OF Icb-ku-Ish, q medicine man
Of the Hoonnh tribe, 10 euro n young
Indian. The medicino man blamed =
young Indian, who Immediately shot
tho doctor. Then the DOCTORS cousin
shot the slayer VI the doctor. A fop
blankets squared the deal.
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WAaHSurOs, jan. 7.-Juailce
Peckham, the new member OF the
supreme Court, delivered his nut
opinion today, In a case involving the
right OF the government to condemn
the real estate OF the Gettysburg Elec-
iric Railway company As psrt OF tho
national park located upon Gettysburg
battle ground. The court below de-
cidrd that the act OF Congress author
iElng the establishment OF a park, ~
far Ms IL applied to tue condemnation OF
private property, was uuclns .ituiio nal.
Justice Psokhama decision reversed
this ruling, sustaining the condemna-
ton proceedings. The csse Is import
ant NJ IL extends considerable authority
to the general government In condemn
nation proceedings.
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steamer j. w. HawAirs lru New Yoth
with an expedition OF 100 men, arms
mud nmmunitiJn, In command Of
CallIto Garcia; that the arms and
ammunition confiscated ut Cedar
Keys. Fla, are ready to DO embarked
on a schooner to join the Garcia OK
podition at sea, anu the steamer Com.
modofe, at Wilmington, n. g., still "a
port, ~ In tho conspiracy.
The secretary VI the tfcasuty tele-
graphei this statement 10 nil collectors
along the South Atlantic coast with
iratfucliOnB 10 consult the Uuited
states attorneys and take whatever
action may be Necessary W prevent hBy
violation OF tho International law,
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WELCOME TO UTAH.
!, Senator'S Of the New State Warm
I B,c,Ivld at Washington
..,c,,yos WINS rnrloSe TERM
!. i, SEAT, Ia the chamber OF 'n'
s,u.i,-Olher Bu'in'"
Transacted.

,,yoroy. Jan. 27.-The Two
.,.,. ,,om Uian, Frank }. Cannon
.,,bnr Brown, were on the moor
H.. senate iodny Tor the first Time
~ vste in the center Of an an'-
1' ny. s ',oap 10 the rear Of the cham.
.ss,, the senators gathered 10
49, them = warm welcome
~, Dr. Wilbur, the blind char
a, rnysd sloquently for bleeding
,.,a, "Hesr tho cry Of our
- be prayed, zen behalf Of 'he
80, A,msula, iespollej, tortured,
homes In ashes, thtif men SUI
- and children slain at inc eogo
s,Is,Sord, their women diahonoreL.
80 and unite the powers OF
HJ,,spdsm, the queen, the car, me
~, tinss aud princes, their min.
.rI neople, that the sultan shAil
n ICED 10 sheAlhe the bloody s"oru
,isy the ffenzird rage OF DIS
al ,ils,i soldiers anu subjects"
fbs induction Of Ulan nonators oo-
,,sd Immediately after the chap.
~. invocation. Dubois Rep. ldhho)
s,snisd The credentials VI Cannon
y BunoWt, (Rep. Miohigan) those o.
HoWp, The credentials anu inc Two
~ senators proceeded TO the desk Of
x Vlre President, where, with up-
MI "A hand. the oath Of Ciiice was
NO.. -
M aud the eXtleme left OF the cham
b Cannon Immediately before y I'M
b.kef (liausaf) presented q petition
INN Mr. Waller, the wife OF the ex-
Iitlltd States consul In Madagascar,
,stllng hef husbands arrest, trial by
scfum head court. aud transportation
Ia ohains 10 n French prison. Mrs.
Wtllsit petition ftcitcs thnt"by these
AL, Fnnee has held my husband, an
A,ueflcan citizen, no an Imprisoned
nm the past ten months, and 1 be-
ltve and am sure had my husband
hsn the subject Of Great Britain, he
mud long since have been released"
Nu. Waller asks the American Con-
ne TO tahe suitable notion.
PETER Pop. Kansss) offered a rosolu.
M calling upon the Interstate COM
msice commission for Information ~
10 lhe discrimination on passenger anu
M sht rates 10 aud from Missouri river
phls. 1he resolution won't over.
Doe Utah senators then drew lots.
onhon won the long term, expiring
N,ieh 3, 1893; Brown the term until
NJ ieh 8, 1891.
~ O'Clock, Han6brough (ksp., N.
D) addressed the Senate on the rUhOlu.
usn lhhluoling the secretary OF Agri-
eaiufe 10 execute the law concerning
u, distribution oi seeds.
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ExrLosIoN INA coLLIERY.
Twelve Men KILLED and rs Many Nose
Missing.

CARDIFF, Wales, Jan. 97.-A terri
b'eeKplosion has taken place IN q COL
llefy nj Taylorstown, The shafts were
shattered and the whole town shaken,
causing wilI excitement. Fiity-iuur
miners were below when tho tAplG-
sion occurred. Several reached tbs
surface with tue dead body o. another.
1t is supposed noETiy all the remainder
are killed. Rescue pArtioa have been
hurried 10 tho scene, but the work IL
very dangerous, "a the pit IL ON fire.
Later Hdvioes say dozen bodies
have been recovered from the cOlllery
and twelve ln-n are sIill missing.
Fifteen bodies have been recovered
this afternoon. FOrly'two miners aIe
said TO be missing.
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Ihsy LI.lsn 10 Eek.i..

WAsnIs0TOs, Jan. 27.-The House
COMMITTEES on banking and currency
today listened TO Comptroller Ecksls's
views on the international bank plan
TO organize q bank for dealings with
South and Central America. The
comptroller held that banking facilities
were as necessary us a means OF trans.
portation, for promoting commerce
with the other American nations, but
criticised the details OF the measure.
Chairman Walker appointed Brossius,
PeDnsylvauiA, Van Voorhees,, New
York, Spslding, Michigan. Cobb, Mis-
souri,. ami Cox, TenneBsoe, n tub.oom.
mlllee to confer with the comptroller
and the attorney general md perfect
the bill.
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PLAN OF CAMPAIGN
Adopted by Tho Spanish Commander.
in-ChIsf on Cuba.
TnE IssURGESrs IN 4 TRAP.
General Macso Looked Upon ~ IN Easy
"Msrk"-Cannot Escape, II
Is Thought.

Nav York, JAn. 2L-A special to
the World from Havana ssys the plan
Of campaign adopted ~ the cons
mandsr.in.chief Of the Spanish force.
now In Cuba has boon divulgod by
several officers OF high rank whose
names must he kept secret
General Campos established what
became known as tue "wAll Of men,
lie distributed n largo num0c.oi Span
ish troops In such = manner that they
practically formed a tolid limo from
coast TO coast. Hls line began In the
north about i've miles wrs, VI Havana
sud extended south 10 the BAY o. Meta.
mAnO. At tue time this plan vas
adopted GOm,z had announced that he
would lake ais command not only into
tho Havana pfovlucee, but that he
would walk into Pinaf del Rio aud ~
far o. ne possibly could.
Camps determined 10 prevent
GOmtz from carrying out this Project.
The wall OF men was well 10 the west
ward of the railroad line between ia.
vana aud Bttabano.
uomos aud Maceo not only succeed.
cd Ia etOitinR CampOs'e Lac but 10.
crossed II several timee, anu Gomez
aud Macoo separated Nest OF 10 Two
weeks ago. Maceo remained IN Pinat
del Rio province about hs he pleased
while Gomez Invaded HsvAna PRO.
vince agaiH, anu ono time oamped
within fifteen milos OF tue capital OF
Cuba.
Reports arc printed In the United
States that Gomez was at the gates OF
Havana, anu u was only n question
Of a few hours whom no would enter
the city. But Gomez had no Intention
OF attacking the city. lie only de-
elaTed that his only object WAS " tire
out tue Spanish troops.
A large number OF Afmorod cars
have been ordered. At least three
thousand armed troops will be kupt
constantly moving over tho railroad.
haceO has command. The Spanish
generals sny he cannot escape. He IL
looked upon M an easy "mark.D
Many OF his troops arO believed TO
be wOun ded.
IL MacOo tries TO 10 east hu will run
M against new wall Of men much
stronger than that ho broke through
sumo weeks ago. II he tries TO escape
west ihe Spanish argue that he will
have 10 march 10 tho sea, whore his
only CHANCE to get away YIN DO In
boats.
Tho Spanish commanders fear only
Gomez. Although lac ~ nearly %
years old they Recognise IN him one Of
the ables, Of lighting men anu an tx.
pert taoIician.
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ERIR, Pa, Jan, 26.-KAte NJ. NeIlls,
wife OF Peter Nellie, owner OF the
Avenue house at Glrsrd,a place fifteen
miles west OF here, and Edward Gard
ner, bartender AZ the same hotel, were
arrested last night by County Detec-
tive Sullivan, charged with the al
tempted murder OF Nellis. IL ia al.
legged that for months Mrs. Nellis and
Gardner have been slowly poisoning
Nellie to death, anu few days ago q
servant % tho aame hotel discovered
Mrs. Nollis putting tartar umstlc in tho
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NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Christlan
ADolo has been appointed receiver OF
the Consolidated Wall Paper company
In the suits brought ~ ri. q. Craig 4
Co., and other creditors. The llabil.
tiles are sou, 900.
william ID. Wheslwrlght, lumber
dealer, made an assignment Today for
the benefit OF tbs creditors. The flrm
lie said TO have 100000 invested in
business.
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HOG Cholera Report Denied.

CKNTRRvILLE, Jan. 20, 1895.
TO tho Editor;
The KaysvIllo creamery write me
that they have not had hog cholera, as
l reported, though It was true that they
had lost a number Of pigs, A man Of
good standing said theproprietor OF the
creamery told him iust An | stated It,
ana am inclined TO believe the state.
msnt correct; but as It has a tendency
to injure the marketing Of their hogs,
he Wishes would correct II through
tho paper. Hereafter l Will report
nothing upless II IL direct from the
party concerned.
FARLEY Z. PARRISH.
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N. |. a. Lecture.

Elder j. IL. Ward will deliver q les-
ture In the Fret ward meeting house
ON Tuesday evening, under the Au.
spices OF the M. /. associations. The
subject will be: "ReligIous Develop.
msnt Ia Ametica- MOrmnnism "A Me-
cessity OF the Age" Tho lecture 10
commence at 7'a0 O'Clock. The public
n invlled.i
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U. q. Anair. DIseu.s.d.

wAsHINdToN, Jan. 27.-The plan
OF the Reorganization Of the Union
Pacific railroad was discussed today at
"A conference between the House COM
mittee on Pacific railroads anu Wins
low 3. Pierce, counsel OF the ro.orsa an.
iaAtion committee, anu Alvin w.
Kreoh, secretary OF tho committee.
The interests OF the Southern Pacific
were represented by Cereal ThomaG
IL. Hubbard, the Central Pacldo by
Charles IL. a. Weed.
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Boston, Jan. 27.-Tha American
board received the following csblegtam
from Conaiautlnople ~ way OF Phil
llpopolia this morning;
Turkey fc'uses Batlum leave to go
10 Efzetoum TO engage IN relief work
Tor tue Armenlaut, saying: that mis-.
sionafiee have proved uistuT5efs. This
IL qunishmout without trial. United
states Minister Terrell d~nounoea the
charges a. = osiumny" Toe Batnum
reie'ied 10 Il the Rev. 3. II. Bsinum,
ConetGnlinoplu.
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COLONEL DOMAINS BOOK.


A few years ago the Rio Grande
Western Railway company, at great
expents-ixoesding, II Ia said, $4,000
issued and circulated In great num-
bers that exoellently written little book,
utah, the New Promised Land"
The author was Colonel Pat Donan,
now OF Chicago. lie came here at the
direct instance OF tho railway people,
carefully studied the early settlement
OF the Territory, ita resources and won
deriul Possibilities anu then went to
work. Whom his task was completed
he was congratulated upon every hand
ana the Rio GrAnde oiliciAls,Adm 10.
day that the enterprise brought mors
tourists 10 Utah than any other they
ever undertook. As 10 the contents Of
the book itself they were considered
suiiicient 10 bring undyiug fame to the
vuthor. Bat fate, lnduatrlously aided
by certain Utah newspapers whose
editors were supposed 10 be better In.
formed, seem 10 have decreed other
wise. They arc doing 20 Ia this way;
The Eastern PRESS has recently been
engaged In booming Utah by quoting
oOpiously from Colonel Donan's BOOK
anu ascribing the authorship thsTeot 10
"PTince Bonapatte." Utonlans care
Lutte for thst NJ long ~ thoy gei,tue
advertising. Hut the chagrin comes
In home papers reproducing with olab-
crate comments these articles and
crediting them TO a mythical "prinee."
One Of Colonel Dousn's friends Ia
speaking Of the matter today, saidi at
must indeed be CALLING 20 the colonsPs
sensitive American soul TO have tho
authorship NJ his beautiful pictures Of
word painting attributed 10 n titled
foreigner VINO has nothing in common
with thls State or It's people. Surely
the scriptuTal saying that prophet Ia
not without honor save Ia his own
country, applies 10 men In the news
paper profession rs well as TO those In
other walks OF llie."
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Y. NJ. c. A. Cycle Show.

The adjourned meeting OF the BIZ
cycle dsalers OF the city will bs held
tonight In the rooms OF they. NJ, q. A.,
at 1880 o'clock, to compile ARA uRements
for tho cycle show 10 be- held In the
association rooms next month under
the conElol OF mo Triangle cycleIs.,
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LONDON, Jan. 27.-In response 10
further inquiry concerning the safety
Of Americans In Transvaal, made By
Secretary Olney, Mr.. Chamberlain,
secretary slate for the colonies, sent a
dispatch TO the governor OF Cape Col
ony, Biz Hercules Robinson, Friday
last, asking him Tor iuElher particulars
concerning Americans at Pretoria.
Slr Hercules Robinson replied that all
Americans are well treated and only
John Hays Hammond, Consulting
engineer OF the consolidated and
chartered companlos,is still In custody,
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LONDON, Jan, g8.-Tho Daily News
eialus tust when Sir Philip Cuftie, the
British embstra i0r at C0nstantinuple,
presented the queens letter to the sui.
tan, he aud his dfagoman were kept
waiting In n cold room without over.
coats Tor nearly M hour. As n result,
bytn caught viUlent colds. Its report.
ed that Sir Philip was dissatisfied with
the iuttfyioW
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NEW York, Isu. ETA dispatch 10
the Herald from st. Petersburg says!
A dispatch 10 the Novoe Vtemya
from Vladivostock says that the Japan
eso government wishes 10 assert ilB
hegemony over tho western half OF tho
Pacific ocean and alao that It has de-
cidod TO retain Cor0a within the sphere
OF Its Influence.
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nu., mensr 90. flag.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. Ex-senator
Hausofougn has decided upon n modl.
hcation OF his bill to prevent the DESC
Grafton Of the national nag, which IL a
change OF phrsseology more than Of
meaning. The bill, as changed, will
make II "unlawful for any person or
persons, corporation or company to use
tho national nag or the coat Of arms Of
the United States, or any pattern. imi.
lailon or REPRESENTATION thereof, upon
Or In connection with any advertise.
m mt for private Raln.D
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POLICE COURT.
A Sunday Liquor Seller Fined 6l5-
falskoWsky For AssaultIng Little
Girls Is Fined $3.50.

In tho usual roundup Of Sunday
liquor selleTS yesterday w. 3. johnson
was among tho unfortunatos who were
caught dispensing liquors behind their
counter. He plesded guilty In the
police court this morning and Judge