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whateem Normal school Accepted.

" HHtEVEsf NUEtlaE StHVUf aCCtPttH'
WHATCON. Jan. 22-Speclal.-The
state normal school building here. the con-
tract for which was Jet In November, 1885.
70 William r. Davey. Of Falrhsven. has
been accepted as completed substantially
according 70 the plans and specifications,
subject 10 certain deductions for work
omitted or lmperfectly done. according 20
the architects report. The trustees now
have thirty days under the contract in
which 70 make the final payment OF 20
Per cent: Of the contract price. O. VI.
Jenkins. brother Of Secretary OF State
Jenkins. has been given temporary charge
OF the building as watchman.
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Tobacco Indictment. s,ana

NEW YORK. jan s2.--IttStlce Lawrence
N ~. criminal Branch OF the supreme
court handed down an opinion everything
the demurrer % the indictments found
some months ago for conspiracy sgAfrst
tie officers o ths American Tobacco Co.
Ths case was argued q few weeks age.
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LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Jan ss-Tha
Arkansas state senate hss passed bill
providlaS thst rone sat qualified elecaors
eAaI ho,d Any poSAtton Ngthin the gift az
ine Arkansas isw1sIattlrs TIE a-rsv 81
women whsch eesisres tAe members A.
every session 20 secure votes GER cgerksAirss
l. responsible for the sciion II tAe senate
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Han. Hansen. Vote.

A meeting has been called by the fu-
sion committee Of the Forty-second legis-
iative district to be held at the Bryan
headquarters. Second avenue near Bel
street. al 4 o clock tonight The object is
TO take action upon Representative Hans
Hansen's vote for Turner.
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oECm RHODES IN ENGLAND.
WIZ BE Present at the Inquiry Into
The Transxmal Naia.

PLYMOUTH jar. s2-S-oi. Cecil Rhodes
formerly premier a. care C,s'ony arrsvel
afTa ts3fy froEa Seasa Africa- He has re
termed t' E-Esn3 IS ~ present AT me
ttf ar7entt-T saves rattoa whsch IS &C.
hr -naar i-tc tne T~ansNaas rsts
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s.nee th.s eo-nzxc. WITH -. devil was
x-axe there has beer a steady weakening
OF lts mora fierce So an 1Tgsnszzsson. ara
a decided tsx1sncy % fa4s 1nt0 taa cor
rugt ways and practices - the o. peiit-
fez1 srx2uiza tons. The unt0z ~asa ine
silver k~passsczns especially has o@sz q
10 benefT 20 rne Pspsls@k ezxar zzsios-
T~ats sao-cs{ssA party furnished very few
Writes In TIE eseefios. ard seems 70 6@fs
e1ne info ia srraSxernexE zolz-y win
view az pu~sang 4 fex rsnsgsts Reczb-
llc4nz. VINO we're aIscou1 1snNEc-1 ~
their ouu parry. TITO oslcss wien prop
err belonged 70 tae Fo71ss.s. ne ioli .
fer the Fcyut1xts. b0t the fruit % tas VIC
tory = "a me silver Republicans ana TIE
Democrats.
ssrzsre We have bsSn !n session fer eleven
asvs alta a poD8sls. majority. Dur tie
eggrspt practices sf THE silver Repub-
Isesn candidates for the senate have 50
ssnsrssizsd the Ps2sifst organization
thai ii sesaas impossible FOR them 20 elect
q ssaztor CO straight Esopunstlc principles
II we % lot ssee1 . straight Popalist sen
ator az mis- sesslon. ths people VIII sure
IL turn. us dswn 81 ths next s3ssst01. and
al the hop~s st the reforEasr must re
zbar1oreG-
Such saIk n followed rp b. persistent
rsnors that Huntington and the Union
Pacific are back % Turner. and that fns
tobacco trus- ard army contractors are al
the Rack OF Squire and although your
correspondent falls 60 rnd the least
ground for these r1mors. they are being
circulated with ynlschlsvous effect These
things serve 70 explain IN part what may
seem inexplicsble IN the etustion-
A group % osd-ti-ne ''rrsrters'' waS
standing IN the lobby % the Olympia hotel
tonight sending affer-iCnase looks In he
direction where the "sack" was supoosed
70 BE. One az them remarked; There
doesn't seem 20 be any rniddie-man trans
actions in fnis legislature. The desrs that
are being made seem TO be direct. and we
DO not seem 70 he IN Il a. any period OF
The game We have Rad The Squire legss-
Iafur1. the Melcslfe legislature. and
Others. but this one all have 70 be chris
tered the Auction Legislature. .
vote was taken on TIE proposition. u
vas carried unanimously. snd the party
al journsd 20 seek q cheap hser hall az a
relief from NzstiT tobacco.
Conzs-ssman-eIset James Hamilton
Lewis. Of Seattle. came intO the bobby
during the afternoon. and was invited 20
q seat beside Speaker Cline. He was re-
cesvsd with q welcoming handelapping.
Mayor Hsst. OF Spokane IS expected 20
arrive az Olympia on Monday next, his
coming having beer hsralaed BY G.. D.
sBttoa. also OF spokane, who comes 20
Normally launch Mr. Eait'G senatorial
boom. The effect Of Clark Davis with
arawal. IN the hope Of clearing up the
atmosphere. VIII be 20 q certain extent
nullided By the Appearances of this new
aspifanf. who has always claimed con-
siderable following. particularly among
the PopgIists og Eastern Washington
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fSEsiAN AP0I41S jan z-Tuue An
= rsoa VAS a -ront ~ ere anish q TO-
nights race- TAe score 90 1h@ nassA waS:
Aa3e~sss - r..ss. Pa-rsNorth - nas1ez.
Allen - ns.le~ Is Aps. Bas*@tn SS ssisss
"a 4&gs. Christopher - S-Ilss "a laps,
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Mackintcsn sale today. schofowitch
Bros. Front and Marion.
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Build
has. 4 sr'' s.s;s y II. g; SoIidN
~E@ .eErstz- "

Busl1 solely mon the ssre basis OF pure.
r3eh. Tsoursxaing 5losd- In s1ve-1shsd blood
cannot fed ard sustain ire nerves ara
other organs TEpare blood sc2srers cls-
ease ard death In every part q n. sys-
tenn Ire great building uP medicine =
Ho0d's Sarsaparszi4- which acts directly
on ire blood. removing a. Impurities ana
giving X richness and vitality. Hood 9
ssYHaparslIa By SO dc.nz torres and
strengthens every f1rcttcn OF tne enIiTs
human systematic stonsch- Ever. KID
eYs. heart Iurgs art nerwes.
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Get one OF our $50 suits today. Gus
Brown Co. 5lI-5l5 Second avenue.
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Steamer Flyer again or SeRrtie-Taccma
vuu. Four round trips daily.
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Your tea trade for r.,

Your tea trade for the
next ten years is worth
having. We want it
Try all five iavors Of
.SchilltEgS Best tea, and get
your money back (of your
grocer on those that you
don't Ike.
Aseslssas s ce4saas
<.7 f-As0fos sS
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No Women Ned annIr.

Macintosh sale today. Senosowfteh
Erss. Frent ana Marion.
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TO cvnr A coin N ONE nay

10 tNsh ~ toAh ~ WE BAt
Take Laxative Sromo cuinin. Tablets
Druggists refund money II Il fails 10 cure
30
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Conxfcssman-elect James Hamilton
Lewis Of Seattle. came intO the lobby
during the afternoon. ard was invited 20
O seat beside Speaker Cline. He was re-
cesvsd with a welcoming handclapping.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-27
ANOTHER TRAGIC DEATH.
Miss Annie Wells, an Intimate Friend of
Miss Leila Herbert, Follows Her
Into the Unknown.

Washington. Dec 2s.-The recent
tragic death of Miss Leila Herbert, the
daughter of the ex-secretary Of the
navy, is given as the reason for the sui
eide of Miss Annie Virginia Wells. an
accomplished young society woman and
daughter of Lewis S. Wells. we'll
known attorney. The young woman
shot herself through the heart with her
brothers revolver at the residence Of
her father, 1871 n street northwest
Miss Wells had mbet Miss Herbert a
number of times and was very much
attached to her She herself had been
confined TO the house for four months
by illness, and this combined with the
shock caused b. the death OF her
friend, brought on meiancholia, which
resulted in suicide. The deed was APP
parently entirely unprecedented. and
coming Immediately after Christmas
festivities in the house. completely
Frustrated her aged mother. Miss Wells
was 33 years OF age and very beautiful.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-27
FOUND BY THE TRACK
Luther P. Bowen Killed by
Northern Pacific Train.
WELL KNOWN IN THE STATE
He Was at One Time Telegraph Editor of
the Helena Journal and Afterwards
Was Proprietor of the New
Northwest at Deer Lodge.
spec,al Dtsnatch to the STANDARD


Special Disuatch to the Standard
Deer Lodge, Dec. 26.-Telegraphic In
formation was received in this city
late this afternoon from Northern Pa
cffic hea5ouarfers in Rutta ronvevinsr
,na ;rta1liganca 80 ~, s,,aaan ,,aath I,
-. n - - - !, -,
bsa, i'iSs "sh h'toN
tesaoeAe 81 peeT LouSe- Ills poay WAS
FOUND on the side OF the Northern Pa
rifle railway track near Sappington,
Madison county, the inference being
that his death was caused from being
rtvs,cl- ~, ono Of tb4a car,,apxY,s f,.aipe
I,,ha, 4,r,,.a,, f.,,,I,a,.i,- I@,,.,,.,, :,
800 - i't 49, ~
eisS le"spe.pei Aiateii.its y 1iiis sAaee
as Soiohet hoWen, had peen resi-
dent OF Montana for about eight years,
his first newspaper work III this COM
manwealth being done on the Helena
journal IS telegraph editor under the
regime OF George y. Zoos
Mr. Bowen served an apprenticeship
In 1.-The mechanical department OF the
Leavenworth tkas.e Times. and proved
. good compositor, working for num-
nertof years at the case III several OF
the Missouri river valley states OF the
mmdle West, hnaIiy drifting back to
Ie¥worth, where his ability as a
wner or piihy paragraphs had pre-
ceusd MN anu gained Tor MIN good
reportorial position on the Times From
Leavenworih' Bowen went TO Kansas
Guy, ana as city editor OF the Star
gained much prominence in Kansas
Journalisns-and after two years in the
editof1ais cnar OF the Kansas City pub
LEGATION, he moved to Helena. where
ne remained nfst as telegraph editor
OF she journal ana later as editor and
manager OF the Mining journal, until
the collapse OF the Harrison enterprises.
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SUSTAINED THE CHURCH.
The Pope Condemned tho Existing Mani
toba school Law.

New York. Dec. 26.-Archbishop Paul
Bruchesi of Montreal arrived from
Rome on the steamer La Champagne to-
day. In an interview he denied that he
went TO Italy for the purpose of dis
cussing the Manitoba school question
with the pope. He says that the pope
in an encyclfcal has condemned the
present laws of Manitoba and sustained
the church in opposition to the existing
system. The archbishop says that since
the present law went into effect the
number of Catholic children in the pub
lie schools has decreased He admitted
that 1t was now hoped that the Can
adam parliament would accede to the
demands of the Catholic church in Man
itoba. Archbishop Bruchesi had not
heard anything about the appointment
of papal delegate for Manitoba.
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TO ENLARGE THE TRUST.
Steel Billet Mills to BE Included With the
Wire MeG,

Cleveland, Dec. 26-Thcre is talk
among the steel men of Il further ex
tension of the scope Of the new re
trust. 1t is now said that efforts will be
made to induce all the steel billet mills
IN the country to ally themselves with
the trust. not az members, hut as con-
tributors. The trust viii seek To induce
the manufacturers Of billets to promise
not to sell TO wire manufacturers who
may possibly start outside of the trust
and In return the trust will promise 10
take billets from all these manufacturers
as II may need them. The object Of this is
TO keep the billet makers in good hum r
and prevent their going into business
themselves. Those who are closest To the
sources of information express the Ut
most confidence in the carrying through
of the plans for the formation of the
trust, and II may be said that the ar
rangements arc progressing favorably.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-27
A WILD CAR.
An Electric ColIiles with n Building.
Miraculous Eseapes

Providence, r. T., Dec. 26.-At noon
to-day a Camp street electric car ran
wild and rushed down Olney street hill
with the speed of an express train and
shot across North Main street and into
the corner of a frame building. The
impact of the collision was SO great that
some Of the building which acted as
buffer for the runaway car was badly
splntered. That the occupants of the
car escaped with their lives is remark
able. There were about 10 passengers
in the car at the time. besides the mo-
torman and conductor The injured are:
Mrs Sarah Matufsky. crushed and
bruised in the abdomen and head cut;
Conductor ]. +. Mott. shoulder dislo-
Gated and bruised about the upper part
of the body; Charles II. Holmes,
bruised about the right leg and back
injured.
One of the most surprising things was
the escape of Motorman Louis II. Nor
row, who stuck to his post.
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SEVERELY BURNED.
Miss Clara Shields Has n Narrow Escape
From II Erightfui Death.

Canton. Ohio, Dec. 26.-Miss Clara
Shields. former United States district
attorney and a cousin of Mrs. Day, Wife
of Assistant Secretary Day, was Sc
Her clothing was ignited from an open
gas fireplace and her father answering
her shrieks fer help. found her in
flames. The lower portion of her body
and legs were severely burned and
grave apprehensons We're felt at first.
1t is now thought, however, that she
will recover. Miss Shields was 10 have
accompanied the Days back 10 Wash
dngton this week for a social season at
the capital.
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LAST OF THE SERIES.
Maxxaltini, the Bull Fighter, Has Mar
Escape From Death.

City Of Mexico. Dec 26.-The last of
the series of bull fights by Mazzaltini
WAS given this afternoon, ard was at
tended by 1000 people. Tomas MazZai-
TIM narrowly escaped with his life, be-
ing tossed by an infuriated bull and
gored in the hand. Ten horses were
killed and six bulls. the usual number.
The fight was not mp TO the usual
standard.
MIR. Bryan and wife arrived in Quad
alajara this afternoon, and was received
by the representatives Of the state gov
eminent Of Jaliseo, Of which state that
city is the capital, and by the American
residents.
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son was born Aug. i. 1855. and was edu-
Gated at Kings College, London. He sue
ceeded Sir John Hutton as vice chairman
of the London county council when Sir
John succeeded LORD Rosebery as chair
man of that body. In the first and second
councils he was chairman of the parlia-
mentary committee and became known
prominently as the father of the modern
application of the principle for the bet
terment by public improvements BY pro-
fession he was solicitor. Frederick Har-
rison, the well known essayist and presi-
dent of the London Positivist committee
is his brother
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Boston Dee. 26.-The funeral of Mar
shall Newell, the Harvard football player
who was killed at Springfield Friday last.
will be held at The Newell homs stead.
West Newbury. tomorrow. and Will be
attended by a large number of HafNa1 Il
graduates as well as many students and
other representatives Of the college. The
pallbearers, l. in number, have been
chosen from members of the athletic
teams to which Mr.. Newell belonged and
from intimate friends.
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Paris. Dec. 26.-Gomte Anatoie le Mer-
cier. senior member Of the chamber Of
deputies, is dead. comte lie MERCER MAS
born June Is 1920. lie was one of the sew
en- deputies from Gharente-iufer.euIe
personally representing the first division
of Saintes lie was Il descendant of the
lie MERCER who figured i'm France during
the revolution. tits father was for many
years IA member of the chamber He re-
ceixed the decoration OF the Legion of
Honor,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-27
CAPTURED A CAR.
A Cinnamon Has His own Way in an Ex-
press Car.

Milwaukee, Dec. PA large CHINA
mon bear. which was shipped by ex-
press from Leavenworth, Kansas, 10
Baraboo Wis. escaped from it's ciate
in the express car at Western Union
Junction on the Chicago, Milwaukee &,
St Paul road yesterday while en- route
to its destination. The express messen-
ger was driven from the car, the bear
taking complete possession, dcyouring
packages Of apples and candy and de-
stroying way bills. When the train ar
rived in Milwaukee Il took ten men to
secure The vicious animal.
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Special Dispatch to the St9ndard.
Boise, Idaho, Dec. 26.-Counterfeiter
have been operating boldly in this part OF
Idaho. Boise has been flooded with bogus
coin. principally half dollars and dollars.
The authorities at Caldwell have discov-
cred a counterfeiters Joint. Although they
failed to nab the men, they secured two
molds, such as are used for coming IS
and $40 pieces They are apparently new
and seem To be perfect to the minutest de-
tail.
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The I.ast Thing.

London, Dec 27.-The Daily Chronicle
this morning ridieules the notion that
England is negotiating for the purchase
of the Danish West Indies. Il saws;
quite apart from the breach II would
make in our relations with the United
States. the purchase of more West In
dian islands is the very last thing Eng
land would think Of
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nlea from His Wounds.

Special Dispatc to the Standard
Wallace. Idaho. Dec. 26.--Whitney. the
victim Of Thursday nights tragedy at
Gem died to-day. A delegation OF union
men leave for Butte tomorrow To inter-
view Whltnev's uncle presumably Tor
assistance in prosecuting. No arrests
have yet been made.
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northwest of this city last night Mr..
and Mrs. John Moore and Miss Clara
Brattain were returning from a Christ
mas entertainment. when northbound
freight train on the Monon struck their
carriage. Miss Brattain's skull was frac-
tured and she died at midnight Mrs.
Moore cannot recover. Mr.. Moore was
slightly injured. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
were married Thursday ana this was
the first time they had been away from
home together.
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A GtraIIe of IsarnIysls.

Pittsburg. Dec. 26-Mrs. Catherine Nor
rison Hogan only aunt Of Andrew Car
negie died this morning the result OF a
stroke If paralysis She had been IN a
semi-eansciouS state since Dee. ln Mis-
Hogan was born in Dumferliue. Scotland
So years ago, and had been IN this ceun-
Try 81 years. Her remains will be privately
cremated on Tuesday,
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Left for Washington,

ottawa, ont. Dec. 26.-Hon Clifton sill
ton, minister OF the interior, ana II. j.
Mckenna Of the interior department, LETT
to-day for Washington. Mr. Sliton goes
on the invitation OF Secretary Of War
Aigcr TO discuss the hest mtans If send
ing relief 10 tho miners in the Yukon dis
trict Air. sifton expects to be IN NASH
inLton about a week.
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iilown Ernm His Cab.

Bridgeton, n. J.. Dec. 26,-James Pow
era, an engineer on the West Jersey rail-
road. was blown out of his cab late last
night between Hustled and Paladin. The
wind was blowing a gale when a sudden
gust caught him and whirled him To the
roadside The fireman backed the train
and found him some distance off. lie was
painfully but not badly hurt.
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London. Dec 1.-THE Times. comment
ing edlt8rlaIly this morning on the pop 5
encEcilcal. SAYS: THE pope has ap
preached the very difficult Manitoba Prob
lem tn the spirit OF Cancellation and com
promise and the encyclical can henesti.
be designed as message Of peace.
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They VIII Not Accent.

London Dec, a6.-The outcome of the
ballot OF the striking engineers taken
as the result of the recently adjourned
conference between the representatives
of the men and employers Will not be
known for several DAYS but there is no
doubt that the verdict is overwhelmingly
against the acceptance OF the terms of
the employers.
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A TOTAL Loss.

Nassau. New Providence, Dec. 26.-The
schooner Harlequin, which. as previously
reported, went ashore the reef near
Rnmcay. Bahamas on the 18th became a
total loss. The crew and mate were
saved. The vessel was owned In New
York. The British man-of-war Partridge
went TO her assistance and spent several
hours in "A vain effort to float her. The
schooner was iii ballast.
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4 Rich iiancee.

Chicago. Dee 2f.-A special 10 the
TimesHerald from Richmond. Ind, says:
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Margaret Vance CORTLAND Ogden Of New
York and Frank AIeNutt Of this city Miss
Ogden is said to be worth S2O,00o.5f0. TIE
wedding Is announced for Jan. !. Mr. Ale
Mutt WAS member OF the American le-
CATION at Rome under Minister Albert
q Porter
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A lYNCH!NG PROMISED.
A Negro Kills and Eobs Two Prominent
White Farmers.

Glendora, Miss. Dec. 2s--It is just
learned that on Christmas day. at the
plantation store of Charles l.. Tanner.
three miles from Glendora, a negro
named Joe Hopkins, alias SNOWFALL"
murdered John w Luckie and Sam
Eskridge, two prominent white farmers
and robbed the store of n small amount.
The negro Drained Luckie with a shot
gun, then fired two barrels into the body
of Eskridge Searching parties have
been organized, and the country is be-
ing secured. and if he Il caught will, In
all probability he lynched.
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kingston \. T.. Dec. 2d.-Whle skat
Ing ii Rifton, on Waikiki creek yester
dan Mrs y Nanbefger aged -. bfok6
through the ice. Edward McMichaei went
ne her rescue. crawling along the Ice
but Inc ice broke under him and he WIS
prerinitated into the water. Both wefe
drowned.
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Ended in Murder.

Chattanooga. Tenn, Dec. e6.-WiI and
John Livingston brothers OF Blue Creek
Mines. Ala, auarfeled last night over a
trivial matter while drinking and the
former shot the latter To death The mur-
derer is Il years old and IS now in jail in
Birmingham.
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Dog Ipset the I.ont.

Eimira, N Y. Dee. 2G-Rudolph Boo
ricke. aged SO, son Of Or. Boericke of
Philadelphia, and his brother Edward of
Chicago We're rowing on keuka lake,
three miles from Hammondsport. Christ
mas night, when the boat was upset by
their dog. Poth men were taken from the
water alive but Rudolph died Immediately
after he was brought to shore.
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4 slight Improvement.

New York, Dec. aG.-President Charles
H. Byrne Of the Brooklyn baseball club.
Was unconscious for several hours -
day and during the remainder ef The time
he WAS semi-canscious Ills physicians
however. believe that his condition shows
slight Improvement over that OF yes
terday. lie passed a quiet night.