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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-12-09

BERLIN, Dec 6-When the German
reinforcements, consisting Of four
companies of marines. numbering
twenty-three officers and 200 men.
and company of naval artillery ar
rive at Kiao-Chau bay, for which
point they will soon set out, they will
bring the total German force there mp
to 4. Sc men, the largest body Ger
many has ever sent beyond European
waters. 1t is understood that the
reserves had to be drawn upon.
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; WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The regular.
or long. session of Congress. rs it is
called. because there is no constitu-
tional Limitation upon the period of
its duration, opened to-day. The lead
ers and large majority of the MEM
bers of both houses were here to par
ticipate in the opening ceremonies,
and President Mckinley had made the
journey to Washington from the bed
side of his dying mother that his ab.
sence might not delay the national
legislature 1T its assembling.
The extra session robs the opening
of the regular session of the excite
meut and interest which usually at
taches to it On the day of regular
session. ordinarily, Washington thrills
with excitement. The hotel lobbies
surge with place-hunters in the
wake of the various candidates
for speaker. clerk, doorkeeper. etc;
the members are struggling for
committee assignments and the
air is full of rumors and plots
and counter-plots But as the House
was completely organized at the
extra session and all the commit
tee assignments were made then,
beyond the natural stimulous pro-
duceG by the returning statesmen, the
regular hangers-on of legislation and
the outlining of schemes by Members
of the third house." or lobby, Wash
ington is tranquil.
The House was called to order by
Speaker Reed, the roll call was called,
and a committee was appointed to
wait on the President A short recess
was then taken to await the arrival
of the Presidents message. After the
message was read the House ad journed
until tomorrow. The usual opening
program was carried out in the Senate.
Among the early general measures
to receive consideration will be the
bankruptcy bill. Whether it will be
the Nelson bill, which passed the Sen
ate at the last session. or a modifica-
ton of the Torrey bill. depends on the
temper of the Judiciary committee,
which will submit the measure to the
House.
Beyond doubt there will! be several
resolutions of inquiry during the first
week which may be more or less sem
sational, and some of the radical pro-
Cuba members will attempt to get con-
sideration for a Cuban resolution be-
fore the foreign affairs committee can
act Congressman Livingstone of
Georgia, is one of these But owing
to the nature of the House rules, all
these hasty efforts will prove abortive.
and they probably will take their
course.
In the Senate Mr.. Davis. chairman
of the committee on foreign relations,
ann ounces his purpose of pressing
Hawaiian annexation at the earliest
possible moment. but it is prOba bic
that the matter will not be taken up
seriously until the committee can
have a meeting and decide on the de-
tails of procedure. The committee
will be called together Wednesday
for that purpose.
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THREE KILLED.

Detroit Electric Cars Meet ON Ic~-
Coated Rails
DETROIT, Mich. Dec 6.-Two cars
on the Detroit, Birmingham & Pom
tiac Suburban Electric railway coll
lided this afternoon at the foot of the
Trow bridge hill grade. John Savage.
superintendent, Charles /. White
head, motorman, and Mrs John Doty
of Pontiac were killed and Thomas
Maddox. a stonemason of Pontiac. and
Frank McCue. \ street railway en-
p!oye, were seriously injured. The
slipperincss of the rails. which were
coated with ice and snow. caused the
accident
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For Poisoning Her Lover.

AHDMoRE, l. L Dec 6.-lda Ran
dolph has been arrested at Caddo,
twelve miles northwest, and jailed
here, charged with the murder OF
Henry Ross few days ago. The
woman is the mother of a young
babe. The indictment charges the
prisoner with administering poison in
whisky to Henry Ross, who died from
the effects. Ross and Ida had been
lovers, but quarreled, and the woman
swore revenge.
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BRlTONs IN NICARAGUA.

Cos . Concession Which IL In Apparent
Conflict with the Canal Scheme
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Dec. 6-L
Wichmann. representing the English
corporation known as the Atlas Steam
ship Company, has deposited with the
treasurer of Nicaragua $1,000 in
gold as the company's guaran-
tee under its contract with
the Nicaraguan government. by
the terms of which the company re.
ceives the exclusive right of steam
navigation for thirty years on the
Silico lagoon, Lake Nicaragua and the
river San Juan del Norte, with the ex-
elusive right also for the same time of
constructing tramways and railroads
along the lines and at the best places
to avoid the obstacles in the river San
Juan.
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GUTHRIE. Ok. Dec 6.-W. J. Bryan
departed for Mexico yesterday morn
ing. At the opera house Mr.. Bryan
lectured on ''Bime taliism" Mr. Bryan
says he will pass four weeks in Mex
leo. Yesterday he received wired
invitation to be the guest of President
Diaz at the Mexican capital. Mrs
Bryan will meet him at Fort Worth,
and Governor Crittenden will meet
them at San Antonio
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TO IMPEAcH CHIEF MAYEs.

Cheeokss Investigates Sseaee Evtaesee
Of Fresame~'s Fsssd ID s. LoaiA
SE Louis. Dec al. Il Raymond.
William Vann and George Sanders.
members of the subcommittee re-
Gently appointed by the council
Of the Cherokee nation to investigate
the alleged fraud in the payment Of
$500, 900 to the freedmen of the nation.
by which it is alleged $le6. 900 was
stolen. came here with ]. r McIntire,
speaker Of the Cherokee house, and T.
w. Perry, clerk of the senate, yester-
day. and held secret inquiries last
night and this morning. This after
noon Raymond and Vann left wit
affidavits which they will use as a
basis for the impeachment of Chief
Mavea
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Chicago Bohe milan. Act.

CHICAGO. Dec 6-At mass meeting
of the bohemian citizens of Chicago
the following message to the Lord
Mayer of Prague was prepared and
cabled:
THE Bohemian Americans. in meet
Jug assembled. at the Bohemian Tur-
ner hall, in Chicago, desire to express
to their brethren in Bohemia their
heartfelt sympathy for the cause for
which they are struggling. and com
mend the firm stand taken by them in
their fight for the preservation OF
their language and their national ex.
istence. Polish and Slavonian repre-
sentatives join the Bohemiaus with
words of encouragement for the Bohc'
man cause"
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Aged Bridegroom suicide.

NEW YORK, Dec i-On Thanksgiv-
ing evening Samuel G. Parkhill. -
years of age. of Brooklyn married
Miss Annie Kirkland of Brooklyn, who
was fifty years his junior. To-day
Parkhill committed suicide at his
home in Brooklyn by shooting him
self through the brain with a revolver.
When the couple were married the
families of both parties objected
strongly to the tie on account of the
disparity in their ages. The couple
were forced to separate. and since
that time Parkhill had appeared some
what depressed.
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A Race With Death.

CHICAGO, Dec 6.-Twelve men COM
posing the crew of the steamer George
w. Morley had a race with death on
Lake Michigan this evening Fire
broke out in the hold of the vessel
seven miles off Evanston. ALI steam
was crowded on, the safety valves
were tied down and with men work
ing like trojans in the binding smoke.
the run for shore commenced As the
flames burst through the cabin, land
was reached and the crew saved
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NO AID NEEDED FOR CUBA.

ment Can Caro- for All Sufferers.
Madrid. Dec. 1.-THE minister for
the colonies, Senior Mora, has received
. dispatch from Marshal Blanco,
captain general of Cuba, say
ing: II have to-day sent the fol-
lowing telegram to our minister at
Washington: There is nc need for
foreign help to provide for the wants
Of this island or its inhabitants The
government from its own resources is
endeavoring to provide for the neces-
sites, the need of which. moreover. is
diminishing daily"
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Place for Mgr Schroeder.

BERLIN. Dee. Fright Rev. Mgr
Joseph Schroeder. late professor of
dogmatic theology At the Catholic uni
versity at Washington. has been APP
pointed by the Prussian minister of
education and ecclesiastical affairs to
the faculty of the Catholic academy at
Muenster. capital OF Westphalia-
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IN DEFENSE OF ms H0aE
0ssexe sseasrass es Nswssa sheets sd
Kim Chasaes CPeea.

0ooeEe 9o06GFnos - NoWto0 9AoOtS sd
Kim Chasiss Upes&
NEwrox. Kan. Dee G. = George
Snodgrass. barber. yesterday 1t
1880 o'clock shot and killed Brakeman
Charles Upton. The cause was trouble
Of long standing between the men.
Snodgraas has made repeated charges
that Upton's relations with Mrs Snod-
grass were of criminal nature.
Snodgrass was ~ work in his bar
Der shop when the porter came in and
told him that his little girl. who was
i'll with scarlet fever. wanted To so
him. Snodgrass left the shop and
went to his hsme. and upon entering
the dining room saw Upton seated ut
the table and his wife talking to him.
Rushing at him. he shouted, with an
oath. what are you doing here
The next instant he pulled . 3S-caliber
revolver and shot Upton through the
head
Upton rose to his feet and staggered
toward the kitchen. endeavOring to
escape. As he did so. Snodgrass fired
twice more, without effect Upton
staggered to the kitchen d0o-. where
he fell, dead
AS Snodgrass saw Upon fall he
turned and ran from the room. and
hurried down the street to his barber
shop, where he was arrested by Sheriff
Charles JudkinS
Upton had boarded and roomed at
the Snodgrass home for nearly n year.
Some time ago Snodgrass came home
in an intoxicated condition. and it is
said. abused his wife. Upton was in
the house at the time and knocked
Snodgrass down and drove him out of
the house.
After that Upton practically took
the place of head of the family and
Snodgrass was treated as an outcast
Since that happened both Snodgrass
and Upton made threats against each
other and said they would shoot the
other. Upton carried revolver con-
stantly, and it was found IN his pOck-
ct at the time of the inquest
Upton had been in the employ Of
the Santa Fee as brakeman for about
q year He had wife and child in
Chicago
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ZOOS s.eer.se Passengers

New YORK. Dec 6-The Prince line
steamer, Trojan Prince. which arrived
to-day from Leghorn. Genoa and Nap
les. brough, from the latter port .OOs
Storage passengers. the greater por-
ton of them being women and child
rem. This is the largest number of
Italian immigrants brought by any
steamer to this port in many months
The state of health on board was ex-
cellent
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MERCHANT AS A BURGLAR

The killing Of ~ lows RusIasss Msa
Dariag . Robbery Csasss IN Expose
BELLE PLAINS, Iowa. Dec. "A. E
Sibley, a merchant of Sheffield, Iowa,
reputed to be worth $40, 900. was shot
dead while robbing the store of an
other merchant In the safe in his
private room were found many dia-
mond rings, gold bracelets and jew
elry of every description. including
seventeen gold watches. Dry goods
that had been stolen by Sibley were
identified by merchants. Jonas Schles-
singer of Hampton identified cloth
ing stolen from car in the railroad
yards at Hampton and for which the
railroad company had settled. Mr..
Hobble of Hampton found bicycles
which were stolen from him
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ANDERSON. Ind, Dec Estate
labor commissioners have been sum
moned to take charge of the Pittsburg
plate glass plants at Elwood. Two
hundred poiishers and grinders are
out aud it is feared the strike will
close out all of the company's plants,
nine in number The company has
attempted to put new working rules
into effect at all its plants and the
workers protest
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FRANKFORT. Ky. Dec. 6.-Register
of the Land Office Reynolds to-day
presented Miss Chrystine Bradley .
bottle of whiskey made in 1850. the
year in which Miss Bradley was born,
with which to christen the battleship
Kentucky She will use it
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FIGHT FOR A THEATER.

Rival Claimants for = Lincoln Play house
Nearly Cause q Riot.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Dec. 6.-The Lansing
theater, the leading playhouse of the
city. was yesterday morning before
daylight dismantled of part of its
furnishings. almost a riot accompany
ing the work. and as q result j. f.
Lansing. late halloween, L. c. Burr
and Roscoe Pound, his attorneys and
a score of laborers were arrested.
The trouble is the outcome of the sale
of the property under foreclosure q
week ago. Mr.. Lansing claimed there
was q conspiracy to defraud him Of
part of his holdings
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WEEDS a Waitress.

NEW YORK. Dec. TT came out to-
day that the man who was married
last Sunday in '.The Little Church
Around the Corner" to Juliet.e Maier,
. waitress, is William Copeland
Rhinelander. the eldest son of Will
lam Rhinelander, head of family that
has been prominent in New York for
nearly a century.
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Mormonlsm In Politics.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Dec 6.-James
Charles Bowen. a member of one of
the teachers quorums of the Mormon
church. has been disfellowshipped be-
cause ut the recent election he worked
for E B. Critchlow, non Mormon,
aud against Charles w. Symons, .
Mormon.
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Nll.,ouri- kau.a. Ch.mpIou.

JOPLIN, Mo. Dec 6.-The Missouri
Kansas championship gold medal
known as the House of Lords
Medal" awarded to the best amateur
live bird shot and held by w. E. Nor
gan of Joplin. was won by Chris Stein
back. also of Joplin. in live bird
shoot yesterday.
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LANSING, Mich. Dec 6. State In
surance Commissioner Campbell has
issued a circular containing the names
of thirty-6ve fire insurance companies
which, he says. are not authorized to
do business in Michigan and many Of
whom he charges have no legal exist
ence anywhere. These are j: addition
to list of over twenty alleged fraud
ulent companies recently published by
the commissioner.
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A $780, 900 Fire a. Tulsa. Ind. re,

Tulsa. Ind. Ter, Dec. i. - Fire
originating in the general store of
Price & Gillett destroyed over O,OO0
worth of property The principal
losers are: Fred &. Scott. Lynch Mer-
camille company, Price & Gillett, the
Tulsa Banking company, the CONNER
cial hotel. George B. Perryman. Lewis
& BrOberk. and Egan Bros The in
surance will cot exceed $4,000
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TOLEDO, Ohio, Dec 6.-President
Becker of the National Anti-Spiritual
association at Adrian, Mich, has just
Spirituaiist association to JOIN in APP
pointing a committee to meet . sim.
liar one from the Anti-Spiritualist
association. to thoroughly investigate
the phenomena Of modern spiritualism.
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KANsAs CITY. Mo. Dec 6-Dr ].
u Goddard was found guilty of the
murder OF Frederick J. jackson and
his punishment was fixed at sixteen
years in the penitentiary His law
yers gave motto. of motion for a new
trial, which will be fled to-day.
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BATES SOPER CONVICTED.
The Slayer Of Wife and Children Guilty
NJ Eirsf ne~reo Nlnrdee

HARRIsONvILLE, Mo-, Dec 6.-The
jury in the Bates Soper murder trial
brought in n verdict that the accused
man was guilty in the first degree.
Soper stands convicted of the murder
of his wife and two children at Archie
in 1891. The defense was alleged in
sanity. The prisoner heard the YER
dict stolidly and refused to talk. His
lawyers said that a new trial would
be asked.
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CHICAGO. Dec 6.-Exercises in
memory of the late Henry George
were held at the Auditorium yester-
day afternoon under the auspices Of
the Chicago Single Tax Club. Over
1000 persons were in attendance. Mrs.
Henry George, the widow Of the dead
economist, occupied a box.
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GrtKsa to BE Appointed.

WAsnyNGToN. Dec. cit was off,
Chilly announced at the White house
to-day. upon the return Of the Presi-
dent 10 Washington, that Governor
John Griggs of New Jersey has been
rendered and has accepted the Office Of
attorney general of the Unitel. States.
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ls,s SIX Day bicycle Race.

New YORK. Dec 6-At ;2:l5 n m.
Starter Eddie Bald fred the pistol and
the thirty-six men were off in the six
day bicycle race at Madison Square
Garden. They rode in nine columns.
four men in each. Hale, the winner
of last years contest. led the first
mile. Time for FIRST mile, s:.aS -.
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Pres,de.t I'M W.shIuxtou.

WASHINGTON, Dec 6-President Nc
Kinley, accompanied by Assistant Sec
rotary Day, arrived in Washington
over the Pennsylvania railroad at
7:4s o'clock yesterday. Arrangements
have been made for the return trip to
Canton this evening.
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HAVANA. Dec 6-News has bee
received here of = fire yesterday ut
Jarucco. with about 10000 inhabi-
tants, in which ITO houses were de-
stzoysd with nearly all>their contentA
No accurate estimate Of the damage
can be made. nundseds ore honelesA
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WOMAN'S TRAGIC ACT.
Mrs. Howell Eads Her So6ersug With
Ballet.

. Ballet.
KANSAS CITY. No., Dec. 6.-MrS
Lillian Howell, So years. . student at
the Kansas City Homeopathic college.
o'clock Saturday night in a room at
7O3 East Eleventh street She had
been confined to her bed for three
weeks with lung trouble and it is be-
lieved her act was prompted by tho
thought that she would never regain
her health. She had sent her hus-
band to telephone for a doctor and
while he was gone she secured \
revolver. muffied with bed clothes and
shot herself
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ROVE, Dec 1.-THE cabinet has re-
signed. General Pellieux's action IS
regarded Is q political move to make
il possible for the Marquis di Rudini
70 secure unanimous ministry. The
ministers Of finance. justice and puo-
lac worissin theretfring cabinet will
not appear in its successor
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ne FreneA Wsoe 01epas ssoll
PARIs. Dec. 6-Aeeording to The
of3cial returns. the last vintage
amounts Go1 $1,000. 0o0os heetolitreA
Thu i afalling OF Of Is. 90 90 hestss
Hires from the-vintAEe Of lssG. -.
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ives Ch.lle.res sio,soo.

NEW YORK. Dec Drank C. Ives,
smarting under his defeat by George
+. Slosson, has issued . challenge to
Siosson for match game Of billiards
recording to Oh ampionship rules.
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WAnnlsoIoa. Dsc A-During his
hearing before tie sppeUPs3ations
COMMITTEES with respect - his ollee.
the director OF the mint Preston,
staEp1sthat,he would reco0mend the
eoinake Of the silver seignorage into
ssb1rary coins
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CuscAGo Dec. d -AdOlph l. Luet-s
geet will take the witness stand and
tell his story regarding the disappear.
once Of his sifc On Nay !.
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Z gssfsvsrxx A pa : -b>SSr
4hytft vas arrested whfle seevia4
- Ror In the eireuit court On .
ee94f having stolen . cow foa =
4oe4 court oaRcial
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fN a MONTANA JAIL.
1oecRO WHO ELoPED WITH
8 AsVvHlTE GIRL ARRESTED.
- 1sl1s sf Alss Nsal-shs Was Wen
HooUu Socaeey Relic Of Sweet Spriags,
UA-0As Esfe Hsa et Denvsr-Pswsed
- sSowslry for lGonsy to Go aoaA

lGIoonULA. Mont, Dec. 6-Joseph c
Johaaoa. tho negro who is charged
With GlapinR from Sweet Springs. Mo-,
with Rate Neal, q cultured white girl,
is in the Missoula county Jail, having
been srrested yesterday afternoon.
Although it has been known since
Friday that he was in the civ. he was
shadowed instead of arrested in the
hope that some clue would be discov-
cred that would lead to the location
of tho girl A detective from Kansas
City arrived here yesterday. however.
and johnson was Immediately ar
rested.
johnson says that it IS true that he
took Miss Neal with him when he left
Missouri, but says that she left him In
Butte and went to Denver, intending
to 90 from there to her parents He
says that the girl had only money
enough to take her to Denver. but that
she had some diamonds that she In
tended to pawn there for enough
money to take her home
johnson is well known here, having
been in the employ of DR.. w. B. Parsons
some years ago. DR.. Parsons said:
The case Is strange one. Miss
Neal is one Of the most beautiful girls
that I ever saw. and her father, who
is very wealthy. has educated her
thoroughly. How she came to form
IA alliance with this negro l cannot
understand. johnson, 1 have known
since he was q child. In slavery days
my grandfather owned his mother.
When came West eight years ago. I
brought johnson with me, and he
worked here for me for some time.
For the past four or five years he has
been Q porter ON . Pullman car. and
has become bold. think that the
story that he tells as to the where
abouts of Miss Neal is correct
johnson will probably be held until
necessary steps can be taken to turn
him over to the Missouri officers. He
is not particularly attractive even for
a negro. and it is difficult to account
for his influence over Miss Neal
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Dec 4-Undoubt-
eddy tho most sensational society scan
DIAL that has come to light in Western
Missouri in recent years is the elope-
ment of Miss Kate Neal, daughter OF
DR.. L. C. Neal of Sweet SpringA Mo-.
with Joe c. johnson, mulatto, formerly
coachman for the young. woman's
father. Miss Neal comes from one
of the best families in the state.
Her father. who is a practicing physi-
clan at Sweet Springs, owns three
large farms in that vicinity and is
part owner in the Sweet Springs bank.
The girl was carefully reared, was
graduated at Methodist seminary
and was given everyt thing that heart
could desire. The only possible ex-
PLANTATION of her strange conduct is
that she is addicted to the use of NOR
phine Possibly while under the in
flnence of the drug she was taken ad-
vantage of by the negro.
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FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN.

q. 3 Maxim says He Has Crossed
Americs In His Airship
NEW KENsINGrON. Pa. Dec. a.
Aerial navigation is said to be an ac-
complished fact Hiram s Maxim.
inventor of the Maxim gun. who has
spent years on the invention on an
air ship. has built one of New Ken
siugton aluminium He says that he
has travelled across the continent and
back in his strange vessel and specdcd
it to 1OD miles an hour
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CONGRESS AT WORK.
LONG SESSION IS OPENED
RATHER TAMELY.

The Extsa 8eosloa Took Away All the
Istseese That Usaally Attaches to the
Orxaslxatloa 81 the Hoose ssd Sea.
ats-aawall ssd bankruptcy