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MlsslssupPI FLOODS.
Very Few Suggestions, but Much In
formation Gathered.


Washington. December 10.--The sub
committee of the senate committee on
,coInmerce appointsd Ito inlvesidgl-ss the
floods OF the Mississippi under the iesolu-
tion OF April 30, 1897, and TO make rec
ommeahatsons for their prevention in the
future. held meeting to-day ami prac-
tically agreed upon the form of the repsIr
To be made to the fun commidtee.
The subcommittee presented the reports
OF It's labcrs in print volume af over 500
pages, giving the testimony taken, together
w1ts several maps and Illustrations l,eI :
iinent TO the work in hand. The committee
furnishes much practical information and
gives soma interesting CONCLUSIONS, bu.
nYa1ias comparatively few recomm ntat ions
They discuss the reservoir and Quiet SIS.
ttms. but conclude thar both are inl.rae-
tlcable for the prevention OF uverflows an
big scale,
The conclusion is reached that the i'm.
provement OF the South Pass 10 The 3, cant
necessary 10 rsnlier ii deep enough 10 az
coannlodate the largest modern shins IL
impnsvtaeab!e in view CT the EXPENSE. and
the cpnaon Is indicated bhht the S,it,wes.
pass opens the only feasible deep water
outlet TO the sen.
No reoelnms ndadLon is made Cor leg,s.a-
item looking to the Improvement OF this
waterway.
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wan ArrERsrATn.


The peace treaty. containing seventeen
ciat ses, has been officially signed by both
nations. There are eight leading articles.
embodying the demands made In the orig
inai protocol.
Now that the treaty Is signed there 10
talk OF tho Spanish ministry resigning.
1t is likely. now TINT peace is declared,
entirely new ministers and consuls wiia
10 appointed by both nations.
rhe philippines have established local
government at Batangos, where they hold
1000 spanish prisoners. They are friendly
but suspicious OF Americans.
Colonel W.. Bryan has or will soon
resign his command as colonel OF the Third
Nebraska.
General Lee sails for Havana today.
Although the transport Michigan was
pronounced officially to be fit only for AMI
mails the Illinois troops were embarked on
1t 10 be taken to Marianne.
All the small towns In Eastern Cuba
evacuated by the spaniards.
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MORE TOWNS EVACUATED.
Nearly All of Eastern Cuba Read
for An, ..ricIn ncnunnrn,.

Nearly All of Eastern Cuba Ready
for American Occupancy.
Havana, December 10--The Spanish
evacuation commission informed the Amer
iesn commission today that the evacuation
of Bejusa1, Santiago de las Vegas Rncon,
vcntc. San sape and all the other small
towns IN the eastern part of Havana PROV
ince will take place tomorrow. These places
include all the railway stations on tbe
route to Matanzas. The Spaniaris Viii re-
tile from Regla and Guanabacoa on Monday
next.
The mortality in Santa Clara is "a per
ceit less now than 1t was before the Amer.
lean Red Cross society began its diss,qau-
Iicn in relief supplies.
The Spanish steamer Colon viii saf..ta-
night for Spain with over 5000 person,
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MILLER THE CHAMPION.
Wins the Six Days Race for
Second Time

Second Time.
| New York. December 10.-Charles W. NIL
Ter OF Chicago. last years six-day champion,
won the great race at Madison Square Garden
again this year. beating the worlds record,
his, own. by twenty-four miles, and leading
the next man to him. Frank Waller OF Boston.
by twenty-five miles.
Thirty 1.-TWO men started when the pistol
sounded few minutes after midnight Mon
day morning last and twelve finished. One
by one twenty of the men have been counted
out. either by themselves account OF their
lack OF staying powers, or by the physicians
In attendance. Miller. however. and Waller
and PlaIce. the three men who have ALWAYS
been In the lead. have gone steadily along In
the iieartDreaktng race and OF ali who finished
they were by FAR the freshest, Indeed Miller
was IN such good condition this afternoon
tha, ne Was able TO appear to advantage In
n wedding ceremony, which was performed by
one OF the oity's aldermen. leading Miss Cen
otisve Hanson of Chicago TO the ,uproyised
altar In the garden. amid the loud cheers and
hoistcrous good wishes OF 10000 persons. All
that time Miller was miles ahead of all the
recreation.
Frank Waller OF Boston fnisbed second In
q, .ne srsa, race tonight. covering 1855 miles
70 the zVvi Travelled by Miller, and SURPRISING
Mnler's last years reco.d by nearly two
niies' burts Pierce. the Canadian, Il new
man, WIS third
4, O'''s - nHtSn WIS Julius ana
he was so far behind all tho Others thai this
dld not count. He was last. and Teddy Hale,
~ lrishnan who IN 1906 wcs - chanpion-
Sup ~ Wa Ain sdo to last having lust managed
ny winning the six days race Miller gets
rom rs, the management the snm OF $500. aud
sum OF $500 addiiionai, and for his n,hiie
marriage this Afternoon he Is said To have
totifl the sum OF 500 Miller Is Sid
from me wheel firm for which he rides. Waller
Etts siuVV Tor riding second and the Others
get sums Ranging from SO up.
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AMERIoANs ouTwIrTEp.
They Failed to Secure the Privilege
of Building Their Road.

They Failed to Secure the Privilege
of Building Their Road.
Havana. December 10.-The American
West Indies syndicate. Of which P. A. B.
Widener. w. l.. Kins and Thomas Dolan OF
Philadalphia and II. p. Olcott. president of
the Central trust. and "A. N Bryan OF AL
bany. N. Y, are members. has been out
maneuvered in its Havana street railway
project. The syndicate owns the Ceballos
concession for a belt line around Havana
and a Tine Through the Prado. thus antag-
oniZtng the existing Ferro CsE-ril Urbano.
The Amer cans had prepared to begin tie
construction of the road when r. a. Z.
Smith, representing them here, was as
tonished yesterday to receive a check for
$50, 600 in god fram the Ferro Carril u
BANJO company. as satisfaction for all eN-
penses incurred. 1T appears THAT the l'erro
Carri3 c;unpany dug UP the law of 1853.
whereby an existing rS.lroad might, by
reimbursing moneys expended, take oyed
projects for extending or branching exist
ing lines.
Ut was estimAtef that the Americans had
enoent $4,000. and consequently they were
paid that sum.
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SHORT NEWS Si1iISi'

~
= ;, !. LONDON l.l3,,'.I The death 4 y.
novelist, is announced. u
CHIUAGO.-Judre Il.
United States district cost n r
NEW YORK.---pres,,sn.' ! q
OIL Costa RIGA sailed al ~ A!
steamer La Gascogrs. 'a \
NEW YORK. Major ! y /,
the New York customs { ~ ~ y y
designated as chief cl,sb 49,, :,
Cienfuegos. ~,
WAsHINGToN.--Hop.I Z s.,
OF Ohio. ex-assdstant uost,r.s,..
was appointed to take e S n /
service In Cuba,
;, SAN JUAN. Porto Rtca IL. ".
Tower OF Michigan, q p,,rss j. N!
~ San Juan, died on D. \ =
remains have been emhsImsSq 49, h
Shipped North.
WASHINGTON Comm,.,,,. J.
formed the committee u sas.a
that $lo6,6O0 would be neea; y
out the provisions Of the our .
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Mir. W
Walthall, wife OF. the iste ~
thall of Mississippi, died Is NJ y
SIS years. -s'''s'' !
NEW YORK. Joseph Leiie, :
bought from the international 4
company the HoadIey. KnIrkt
rights for foreign counirea 4
10 Introduce compressed ~ ~
the buses and trucks 81 leujaI
Berlin and other contineuknl 1s'
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rol.ErGIx.


DR.. Holleben. German minister to the
United States. says his country IL anxious
to Improve relations with America. lie
intimatos that some concessions will be
asked In the newly acquired territory.
Sc much protest was made that the en-
peror Of Germany will not nsk the people
&c pay the expense OF his recent trip to the
rolv Land.
German agrarlan papers want the i'm
pcrtation OF American meat prohibited.
The speeches OF Sir Edmund Monsou and
Secretary Chamberlain. In both OF which
France was warned to stop twisting tho
liens tail, create widespread interest and
Indicate that the soudan flame may burst
out again.
sentiment in Paris has turned In Pic
quarts favor and there Is now talk Of run
ming him for the senate.
Fears entertained that the Paris EXPOSE
tor buildings may not be completed In
time.
Leading Trcnchmen in all branches feel
certain that war with EnglsHd can not be
much longer avoided.
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A BATTLESHIP INJURED
The Massachusetts Runs Onto an Obstruc.
ton Near Governors island.
THREE OF HER COMPARTMENTS RIPPED.
outer Bottom--'rnken 10 Brooklyn
Navy Yard for Repairs.

Washington, December l0.---A telegram
received at the navy department today
from Key West says that the battleship
Massachusetts,, soon after leaving the New
York navy yard today for Hampton Roads,
struck an obstruction near Governors is
land and three OF her compartments were
torn open. She was taken back to the navy
yard at once and has been placed In dock
to ascertain the extent OF her injuries. Her
| commander Is Captain Nocol Ludlow.
The constructors are of the opinion that
the accident was not very severe or extern
sive. They believe the punctures in the bot
tom were confined to the outer end and did
not penetrate the interior double bottom
OthopWise, they reason, the snip could MOI
have mn-le The dry Jock Defo.e sinking.
The accident recalls several others of a
similar character in this vicinity which
have gwen rise to the grim naval Joke
that there Is floating rock there lying in
wat for men, Of war.
The regulations require court OF in
curry In such cases ard 1t is presumed that
oao Will be ordered on the application OF
Captain Ludlow just as soon g.. the OK
animation in dry dock reveals the extent
Of the damage.
New York, December 10.--At the com.
mandnit's office at the navy yard tho re-
Ported accident to the battleship Aassa-
chusetts was confirmed The Mass,lchu-
sets has ALREADY sunk about two feet be-
low her regular water line. but is not be-
lieved 10 be in any danger Of sinking.
Pilot Bell. who was taking the Massa-
chusetts out, said tho tide was unusually
low and that the Massachusetts, while on
her Way 10 tina TolnKin ssille anchorage
struck the bottom. She did not, he said,
run on Diamond reef. which Is off Cover
nors island. Further than this Bell re-
fused to talk.
The battleshlp was made fast at the
navy yard dock. BROOKLYN. No dry dock Is
ready for her reception. but Arrangements
TO this end Will to accelerated. The In
jured vessel has a slight list to port. At
her stern about ten inches of the water
line Ii above water. Tho pumps are kept
loaded when sent TO Cuba; second that ther
was about four feet Of water III five Of her
compartments.
Other than that an accident had occurred
no official information could be secured.
The bfttleship is in no danger of capsizing
even If she sinks further. In the latter
case she would rest upon the I,otton.
The Massachusetts VIII be put into dry
dock Monday. The only dock which will
accommodate her is the No. 3. which now
holds the Newark UNDERGOING repairs. Tho
Newark will have to be Withdrawn.
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RIOT IN THE DIET.
Members of Hungary's Diet Indulge
in Disorderiy Scenes.

Members of Hungary's Diet Indulge
in Disorderiy Scenes.
Buda Pest. December i0.--rhrre We're
suormy scenes in the bower house OF the
diet TODAY and the session was suspended
after quarter OF an hour owing 10 the
,Aprcar created by tho opposition. On tho
RESUMPTION OF business. Baron Banffy. the
premier. rose to speak and an opposition
member manned KuIblk mished at hun. The
supporters OF the premier clustered around
h,lm ami ell present In the house shouted
and gesufcpiated. The premier, however.
remained crim and did not move amid the
clamor until Kibik had dlsclainrsd any "
tention OF attacking him.
After ,aiss the premier announced that
owing tn the illness OF the president aud
wee president OF the house. he had con-
suited with the king and was AWAITING
his decision as 10 the adjournment CT The
house,
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SENSIBLE GERMAN PAPER.

sags Nothing Is TO Be Gained by Un-
Just Attacks on Americn.
London. December 1o,-T'he Berlin cor
RESPONDENT of the Observer says: The
Post this Saturday evening has a semi4
official note complaining of the GsSeaan
papers who are unable to impartially con-
slider the proceeding of the United States
In the Spanish negotiations 1t recon-
mends the journalist 'Hotspurs' to read
Prince Blsmarcks memoirs and learn that
the business of a politician Is politics. The
naDer asserts that 1t hardly reverts to Ger
many's advantage to publish provocative
articles against America and nothing but
vexation for German diplomacy is created
by such untimey polemics.
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wAsrsrNoros.

The democratic caucus was overwheim-
insly In Mr.. Baiiey's favor and passed res
olution making caucus action binding and
recognizing the right Of each State or con-
sressionM district to make platforms and
instruct Delegates.
General Garcia very III aud his recovery
doubtful.
Entire Texas delegation call on tho
president to urge tho discharge Of the
whole First Texas.
The army appropriations have been In
creased from s24.coo.oco to sl44.ooo,ou0 for
1otc
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STATE.

Tho storm Is severe one and IL doing
much harm TO cattle; cotton crop disposed
of; traffic Is seriously !nterfered with in
North and West Texas.
Galveston freight bureau and commit
tee OF business men are going to the rail-
roads dill ect with their grievances.
East Texas conference In session at
Beaumont wound up It's business sessions.
case OF smallpox has appeared at
Fort Worth.
Orange lumbermcn still complain Of q
shortage IN cars. &4
Dallas saloon men won in court de-
cision against tho pastors
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New nrIenns Ra..s

New Orleans, December io.-The Palmetto
hand'cap at mile and IN eighth for a-year-
oids ara upward and valued at $1,000. was the
s'sr nnniber OF today's card and proved the
bEst race Of the meeting Results.
Time. 1:2l. 1'eo'''' 'a'n'
Pirate. Time, I:22st ~
Mile and seventy yards--pranch yva,ar,,,
Laureate. Time 1857 "A's'inA"
-, r. an handicap, one and one-eishtn
Nj rosbush. Handsel, Macy Time, ia
Garnet Ripple. Time. i;5s. 1850 49,
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Denilln in Cuhn

Washington. December 10. Reports IT,.
ooiSed at tins war deparauasat ,od,y show
shc e!aowlag deaiais among the t,oons
al Santiago sle Cuba, David Ruhl comnany
9 fitsn un'tea st'sss Infantry heart dis.
s,ssaI 9, Sssliaa' Cuba, Fopsth TENT see
in.antry. Private Jotin Laon,9. conaDanv -
meningitis; Private John p,wsi~ssT "'ss -
pany l. pneamonia. and Private .loan ,,oi,i
rick company f. mening dis '."''-
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Tho State quarantine convention memo
rializes the legislature to create state
Loard Of health.
The Fsrmers' National Congress Visit
Houston and are shown the city.
Hon. Milton Whitney makes an address
at the Auditorium.
The close of the T.. Il. and v. Festival.
Awurd of prizes for the poultry show.
Ladies' who decorated vehicles for thu
flower parade are very much disappointed.
Canes were presented to three nernbcrs
OF tho Masonic COMMITTEES on work
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.
Port Tampa md Charleston Also
Points of Embarlsation.

Points of Standardization.
Washington, December 10.-Durlng the
extensive movement of troops toward Cuba
now under way, the war department will
make use of the harbor facilities of Port
Tampa and Charleston as well as Savannah
which has been the main point of tho
enbarkation thus far.
Two trans ports, the Florida and Whitney,
are now at Port Tampa ready to take the
Eighth United States infantry, who will
reach Port Tampa from Huntsville in time
to sail on MONDAY.
The transport Michigan has left Savannah
with two battalions of the Second Illinois
for Havana.
The transport Saratoga is at Charleston
and Will take battalion of the Twelfth
infantry, returning TO take the rest of that
regiment.
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DOMESTIC.

President Mckinley may, 1t is said visit
Cuba and Porto Rico next March.
AL banquet, shattor said the army ~
Santiago was tho best In the world. waa
we'll handled, had plenty to eat and COM
petent suhsIstenae officers.
Battleship Massachusetts, strikes .oeN
A., Nav York harbor, ripping open three
,on,nar,ments and nncessitatins her pun
tne bnrk.
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CO,rainhcIAL.

Gotten futures LEA of in Liverpool. up
to 5 points In New York and unchanged
to points UP III New Orleans.
Texas eggs firm and higher.
December wheat up ,h and May ~; pro-
Visions advanced 7ta@12.a.
Stocks ard bonds strong and active and
high records made.
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KENTUCKY BOARD.
GocbeI Election Law Is Con-
stftufiOnnl.

Frankfort. KY, December 10.
The court of appeals in De-
cision today upheld the constitu-
tiunSlsiy OF the Goebei law pro-
viding for State board OF State
election commissioners. which
appoints county board OF COM
M toner's composed of three
persons, The latter board is au-
thorized by the not to appoint for
each county officers OF elections;
to constitute tho canyassing
board in each county The State
board Of election commissioners
constitutes board for determin-
ing an election contest of any
State officer.
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TELEGRAPH IN CUBA.
Uncle Sani VIII Test PrMcticabiiity
of Government Ownership.

of Government Ownership.
Washington, December 10. - General
Greedy OF the signal corps is preparing for
practical experience in the government
operation OF the telegraph and to this end
Colonel Dunwoody, an expert, has been
ordered to Cuba 10 bake charge OF the
extensive network OF telegraph lines on
the island. with headquarters at Havana.
There are about 1000 miles o. Telegraph.
all owned by Spain, which will be left be-
hind when evacuation is completed. Even
tually 1t is presumed these lines will be-
long to the Cuban government, but during
the United Statce military control of the
island these 1000 miles OF wire must be
cared for and operated by the United
States forces All the United States mill
tary camps will be connected by tel6-
graph,
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,spain 10 Grow Tobacco.

Paris, December 10.--It Is said that Spain
has resolved TO give permission for the
cultivation of tobacco in the Spanish pro-
vinees. This will increase the revenue
OF Spain and she viii also revenge herself
upon the United States. as the Spanish
tobacco is expected to seriously compete
with the American grown weed
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SPORTY.

Chas. W. Miller OF Chicago. last years
champion. won the six-day bicycle race.
making 2007 miles to 1888 by Frank Waller
OF Boston. second. Buns Pierce. the
Caiadian. was third. Before the race was
finished Miller was married to Miss Han
som OF Chicago.
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A Physician
Who Wish
Everyll9

You will naturally wonder ~
can visit every household 70 -
does 1t in this way: This iittk
into thousands Of homes. and thnS
HATHAWAY & co. speak . -
families. They speak to you. ~
in sacred confidence, to ansvH "
questions. either in person = y =
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and COMPLIMENTARY carried out The Stadt
Schloss at Potsiam, which is now occupied
by his majesty, was formerly open to the
pubic so FAR us the outer courts were con-
corncd Now there are double scntrles at
each door, special permits are required to
pass and the building itself is overrun by
scores OF policemen and detectives. PolIe
Project Windham admits that these pre-
cautions are due to the recent anarchist
plots
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More Prosperity.

Boston December Io.--The assignment
OF the Nudge Shoe company, with head !.
quarters IN this city ana factory at New
buryport and East Rochester, N. H., is
announced. Liabilities estimated at $780,
900. Tho capital OF the company was
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huntsville, Ala, December lo.--rb.
niEh'h Infantry depsltea tonight for PORT
Tampa, where they will embark for Ha.
yana. Their orders Instruct the eomm.ns
ing od'csrs upon arrival at Hayana :, ~
port TO the comniander Of The ss ~ re-
CORPS. Ae seventh
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1t has been found by 1 CtF,l1 !
that the water We drink has Il r.
fluence on the teeth. II u NJ
a good deal Of lime, or Is ha3 4 \
common term, 1t Is good for u \
the harder the Better. DecAybu3|
In districts where the wAtor Il u
ficirLt In bone forming maGssf n
Drinking water Is nov stetiit)6t r
1t with ozonized ar. Ii5 a
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Auatr.n,s amperor to Marry.

Paris, December lo.The Gil Bias re-
ports that Emperor Francis Joseph of Aus
tria intends 10 marry Princess Isabelle OF
Orleans, third daughter OF the lape Count
of PARIS.
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settled on the French shore, writes to st.
Johns newspapers detailing the wrotched
condition OF the people living there. He
declares that alarming destitution pre-
wallis along the whole coast and promnt
assistance is necessary to prevent whole
sale starvation.
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
Probable that buildings May Not III
Completed In Time.

Probable that buildings May Not Re
Completed In Time.
fCopyrighted, 1898, by Associated Press)
Paris. December l0.--very discouraglns
rumors are afloat regarding the prospects
Of the PARIS exposition Of 1900, But little
real progress has been made on the huge
buildings and Il Is thought possible .he
exposition may be postponed until 1871.
though the latter course would meet with
intense opposition and infiict severe ana
widespread Losses.
President Faure has visited the site and
endeayoroi to stimlhatc the work Isut
with tho recent strike and cartain dffioul-
tttF between themunicirality and the gov
ernmsrt, thu prospect OF It's completioe in
time are none Of the brightest
Moreover. the METROPOLITAN raiiHad can
mol now be ready In 1900.
2 t1e -4
$3.50 t..r ~ -.
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LEE WILL LEAVE TODAY.
Goes on The Panama to Command the sew
enth Corps at Havana.
TRANSPORT FIT ONLY TO CARRY ANIMALS
Vet In spite OF nm OFFICIAL Protest.
Soldiers Arc Embarked on thc
PEA Of Disorder In Cuba.

Savannah, Ca. December 1o.-f1tznueu
Lee ard staff will sail for Havana tomorrow
on the transport Panama, one OF the mrs, mrs.
prIzes captured in the American-spanisn
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Marner al Denver.

Denver, Colo. December 1o-The TEN.
penaturs in Denver and vicinity has risen
about 10 degrees during the past twenty
-four hoass, ths miai,pum iccord by the
local weslttr bureau today being 10 de-
grees belov zero Ms weather continues
tar.
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120ls. AApssn y
"a an ages, mile-May W.. y:
.n neh,iii,g SIX furlongs- pa
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Events nj oaIslnna.

sar Francisco. December TO- Results:
Six furlongs--clenn Ann. Rose Maid Alum.
imam. Time. l:lia..
selling. Fuiariiy conrss Correct t;ooa
linrr. san Augustine limo i.,tn
Az Us!sT7Go Bed. GrcYhurst. joioros. Time.
su5sAsaas sHka. sAassaas-s,x,ee.sA - :
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WAR investigators.

s'"s ,s.s', snss supplies NJ san
f'nIp Wrrc inaleaurse, -
Washington, IArcvmbeF 10 a,,a II,
cry Hazard chief surgeon of ~ a
usna = GAaHAADA ~ - - , rspal.,