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FRESH EVERY. EVENING.

Kaiser Semmel, milk, cinnamon and tea
rolls, large variety of fancy cakes, puff
paste i'm different styles. / will have
luncheon every day from eleven to one
o'clock for ladies only. Crimp crust
bread and fancy pastry.
JOHN DERST,
12S Broughton street, east.
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Sea Captain a Suicide.

. Jacksonville, Fla, March 19.-Capt. A.
Nelson of the Norwegian bark Brilliant,
now in port, committed suicide to-day by
shooting himself in the head. Worry over
business matters is the supposed cause.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Read the following letter from United
States Commissioner Gore, Commission
of the United States of America to the In
ternational Exposition, Brussels, 1897:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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DALE AVENUE NEARLY DONE,
DRAYTON AND BULL
STREETS JUST BEGUN.
NOW's THE TINE TO
ENJOY THE FUN
ON A COLUMBIA,
THE ONLY ONE.
Think what's in store for the BIZ
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improved, business facilitated.
Money is saved by owning a BIZ
cycle.
Street car fare alone used for
business will pay for the wheel.
| your pleasure and health need not
be counted. The run to Thunder
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] 20 cents each trip. You will make
| better time than the cars and go
and come when you please. This APP
/ plies also to your business trips.
Il $40 BUYS A FIRST-CLASS
/ WHEEL
THE VEDETTE,
made by Pope Mfg. Co. and fully
guaranteed. No better wheel made
for $50, except the
THE HARTFORDS,
which we sell at that figure
Hartfords are splendid wheels.
They give absolutely the best of
H satisfaction.
OF COURSE COLJJMBTAs
Il Are better than all other wheels.
II hither Columbia Chain '9S at S75
Il or Columbia Chainless at S125 sat
il lsIy the most minute demands
II for perfection. Such wheels are
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Il THE LEADING BICYCLE
H STORE IN SAVANNAH.
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II AND THOSE WHEELS
Il THE BEST.
II WE REPAIR WHEELS
II In our perfectly equipped BIZ
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II would hardly trust a fine watch
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i as a watch and it is not wis
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H we are here to render good sery-
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II nothing else. We can save Won
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II Come and try.
Il Il. A. BRYSON,
Il PAP Bull Street.
Il THE COLUMBIA AGENT
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To Explore the okefnoI.ec swnmn

Waycross, Ga, March ia party of
base ball men and newspaper correspond
ehts Will go down to the Okefinokee swamp
gators. "
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Grateful Patients,

G. Prs the doctors call them, are
found in every city, town and ham
let IOund i'm their praise of "77'' for
Grip and Colds.
i have been using or for Coughs,
Colds and Grip with great success
in my family. find 1t works finely
with both young and old.
Please send me Manual described
i'm your circular, that 1 may treat
the ailments of my cbiIdren.-Mrs. e.
7. RapeIye, FRANKLIN Pr, Flushing,
v. Y.
This Medical Book, telling about
all of DIR. Humphreys Specifies, will
be found at your druggist or mailed
free.
TT" is for sale by druggists or sent on
receipt of price, &c, SOC or $l.OO.
Humphreys Medicine Co., New York.
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WHITE STAR In {

U. S. and Royal Mail Steamers.
Sailing every Wednesday at noon from
New York to Queenstown and Liverpool
MAJESTIC, March 49,, April 20, May IS.
GERMANIC, March 80, April q, May Is.
TEUTONIC, April 6. May 4, June l.
BRITANNIA, April 10. May II, June s.
Saloon winter rates $50 up. Summer S75
and up. Very superior second cabin on
Majestic and Teutonic s45 and up
For inspection of plans and further in
formation apply to HENRY SOLOMON &
SON, 9O2 Bay street, or White Star Line,
Broadway, New York
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r. D. & w. BALTIMORE,

Local agents for Dayton, Sterling, Wolff
American, Heating and Eagle Bicycles,
and Hardware and Stove Dealers.
Savannah, Ga.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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NOTICE.
We have secured from Messrs. Wyckoff.
Seamans & Benedict, manufacturers OF
The Remington Standard Typewriter, tha
services of an expert repairer, and are
now prepared to put your machines in as
good condition as could be done at the
factory
DEARING & HULL,
Sole Dealers for Savannah,
10 Drayton street.
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BEEF-EATERS
TAKE NOTICE.

You may be surprised to see
us proclaiming our advantages
and ability in the special no.
tice column of the News. Per-
haps you may mss our regular
Sunday discourse on the eighth
page, but we needed a change.
Maybe, you need a change also.
You can make it for the better
by buying your beef and other
meats from us. 1t would be an
economical plan, as well as an
assurance that you will get the
best that the market affords.
Make up your mind and trade
with HUGH LOGAN,
The Butcher,
Telephone 1856. City Market.
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NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT JU-
RORs AND WITNESSES.

All petit jurors, that is to say, those dis
charged from Wednesday last to Monday.
the 21st inst, as well as those drawn on
Saturday, to appear on Monday Ast inst.
are hereby discharged further to Tuesday
morning, I'D inst. The witnesses in the
Dyer case will appear on Tuesday, 22d, in
stead of Monday, 21st.
By order of his honor Judge Falligant
JAMES X. P. CARR,
Clerk S. c. c. C,
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Central of Georgia Incomes.
Southwestern Railroad Stock.
State and City Bonds.
And other securities.
Real Estate Loans Negotiated.
AUSTIN r. MYRES,
e Bryan street, East.
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THE POPULAR PLACE
is THE GEM.
Everybody who wants a nice lunch
or something nice to drink goes
there. Come on.
GEO. c. SCHWARZ.
Congress and Whitaker.
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GAIN FOR ATKINsoN IN FLOYD.

Mr.. Atkinson left after dinner for Coch.
ran, where he was to speak this afternoon
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FEDERATION OF LABOR
Make Their Deman!a-Irhnt They Wan
Of Present CopCyes..5 tf

OF Present ConEsess.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. THE
legislative committee OF the American
Federation OF Labor, consisting OF
President Samuel Gompers, Secretary
Frank Morrison and MIR. Andrew Furu-
seth. by direction of the seventeenth
annual convention OF the Federation
held in Nashville IN December lost, has
issued an address to the members OF
the Fifty-fifth Congress.
After calling attention 10 the intro
ductlon OF modern machinery and new
business methods and the competition
OF convict labor, by which wage work
ers are forced into idleness and want,
the committee says they feel that taey
have q right 10 bring their grievances
20 the attention OF the law making
power, and TO expect such definite
measures of relief us seems most likely
to improve our condition and preserve
our independents and freedom mias work
ere and citizens, and, therefore urge
your earnest consideration of. Sandsyou
best efforts IN enacting into Law the
following measures:
"Flrs;--An eight hour work. dag on
all public works iiS
'Second-In order to stop the indis-
crIninate and dangerous isusc OF the
writ OF injunction, We urge the ,adop-
t!on OF senate bill 3J. ss&s
.'Third-We urge the adoptionSof q
law to prohibit the transportation Of
prison made goods from one state into
any other state or territory.
,"Fourth--We urge the adoption OF u
reasonable law 10 restrict undesirable
immigration. such law to be based up
on an educational qualifications
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THREE IN ONE SWING

They were Robbers aud Mnrierers OF
49, pehdlers-iegnIiy Executed.
Z NEW ORLEANS, JanE7.-Three ne
gro murderers died on the scaffold at
Hahnville, q small town in St. Charles
Parish. to-day.
Louis Richards. alias Pierre alias
Creole, by the latter name being notori-
Gus, was one OF the trio. Together with
George Washington and FoXli Norris
also negroes, they were sentenced TO
death for numbering and robbing q Jew
ish pedliar named Louis ZeiSler, which
occurred during last June on Ellington
plantation, near Hahnville.
The murderers were traced by the dis
covery OF goods which had belonged to
Zelgler, In the possession OF their female
companions. Creole confessed, impli-
eating the other two, and with the assist
ance OF his statement the authorities OBJ
tained conclusive evidence OF their guilt.
Creole also confessed that since 1884 he
had murdered at least nine men and one
colored woman on various plantations,
and that not for 4 single one was he ever
arrested. His victims were principally
Italians and Jews who made a living by
peddllng among plantation negroes.
Close Investigation revealed that his
confession was entirely correct and It
cleared numerous murder mysteries OF
years ago as
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WASHINGTON. D. JAM The
senate to-day confirmed these nomi-.
nations: Aullck Palmer. to be marshal
tor the District os Columbia.
To be United States consuls: John C.
sBillheimer, OF Indiana, at Zanzibar.
Zanzibar; I. B. Myers, OF Indiana, at
Saint John, II. B.; George L. Darter.
OF Pennsylvania, at Martinique ". +.
Henry S. Pritchett, OF Missouri, super
intendent OF the United States coast
and Goedetlc survey; A. C.. Tonner. OF
Canton, Ohio assistant commissioner
Of Indian affairs; Thomas B. Needles.
of Nashville. Ills, commissioner to
negotiate with the Indians of the Cher
okce, Choctaw, Chlckasaw. Muskogee
or Creek and Seminole nations; Andrew
J. Duncan, OF Cleveland, Ohio, to be
Indian inspector; T. o. Getcaell,s Indian
agent, DEVILS Lake agency, M D.; t.
]. Budard, Indian agent at Silentz
Agency. Oregon; D. II. George. Indian
agent at Greenbay Agency, Wis: ]. H.
Sutherland, Indian agent at White
Earth Agency, Minn,
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. 1.-THE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
placed It's first order for steel rolls to
be used during the coming year. The
amount IS larger than Is usually given
at this time. The new order Is divided
among The following companies: Penn
sylvanla Steel Company, $4,000; Cam
Dria Iron Company, $4,000; Carnegie
Steel Company. $4,000; Lackawnnna
Iron Company. 5000. and the Illinois
Steel Company. 1900 tons. The placing
OF such large order at this season by
the Pennsylvania railroad created a
good feeling In steel and iron circles
here, and 1t was reported that besides
the order given Dg this company there
were other orders placed which brought
the total up TO 10000 tons. While there
is reluctance about stating the price
paid, 1t is understood that II was SIS n
ton, lsy-t. '4|g1s .e
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APlNG OHIO.

Thii Dispatch Must Have Besn yyritten BY:
Ono Who sympathizsd with trraitor"
Kurtz aud "Judnsn Bu,hneii.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Jan. THE Re-
publican members OF the lower house OF
the Maryland legislature. after more
than two months OF deals" and "pro-
misses" failed to agree upon speaker
for the house OF delegates, and to-day
twelve OF their number. assisted by
forty-oae Democrats. elected Mr.. Louis
Schaefer, OF Baltimore city, to. the po.
sition OF presiding officer.
The thorough organization o. the NIL
norlty was thus illustrated. All phases
and factions Of Democracy is represent
ed In the minority. yet when the time
came, there was not q wover In their
ranks-each member did ns he was d.
reoted, and cast his secret ballot for q
died In the wool" Republican.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. IA deplora-
bic tragedy occurred In the outskirts OF
Memphis this afternoon. DR.. shep. A.
Rogers. professor of anatomy at tha
Memphis Medical College, ex.prc5ident
OF the board OF health. and one OF tho
most prominent physicians of this city.
was shot by Mrs. Mary sanbrink, a
widow, and tonight lies In q dying cons
dltion at st. Joscph's hospital
After shooting Dr.. Rogers, the woman
turned the revolver TO her breast and
sent a bullet through her heart Ths
cause OF the tragedy is yelled In the
deepest mystery.
The shooting occurred seven rilea
from Memphis, on the banks OF the Non-
connah creek. Nobody saw tho tragedy.
Afarmer and his hired hands went TO the
assistance OF the wounded man, when
his cries for help reached their cars. and
he was lifted into q buggy and carried 10
Memphis for medical treatment
DR.. Rogers was shot in the back, the
bullet striking the spinal column. The
woman was removed to the home OF rela-
tivesJ
The dead woman's clothes were un-
rufiled and there were no foot prints or
other evidences that any struggle at all
had occurred prior to the tragedy. The
right hand of the dead woman was un-
gloved. showing that she took ample pre-
( caution that the shooting contemplated
should not miscarry. Mrs Sandbrink
was stylishly dressed.
Every EFFORT has been made by the po.
lice and reporters to discover the cause.
for the shooting. but up to 4 late hour to-
night the mystery has not been un
raveled. -, t,sy
Tt IS said that the woman was infatu-
ated with the physician, and on one oc-
casion had threatened TO kill herself In
his presence.
DR.. Rogers regained consciousness
for few minutes tonight He made a
statement that Mrs. Sandbrink decoyed
him to the fatal spot by writing him q
note. He says the woman had greatly
annoyed him with her attentions and
threatened to shoot him on several oc-
casions. -
Physicians say there Is bare chance
for his recovery. but that the entire
lower part OF, the body will be perma-
nently paralyzed.
The family OF the dead woman has
not as yet made q statement. but It Is
understood that they claim Dr.. Rogers
was engaged to be married to Mrs.
Sandbrink, and, for some reason. did
not carry out his part OF the CONTRACT. !
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LAST IIoPI: DIES
Aud purrant Is Led TO The Gn'Iows-His
Farewell worir-ne Displays Unr1-
pse,ea cooIness and Brnrery when Fac
ln,. IIix Dnnn. 80 49, = -. - p

And Durrant Is Led 10 the G;nilows-His
Farewell woris-He Displays Unr1-
pected cooInes, and bravery when Fac
Ing His Doom.
Warden Hale did not attempt 10 hurry
matters. but allowed all possible Zinc for
the supreme court at Washington 20 take
some action. Finally when word was
!la1hed across she continent that the su-
prene court had decided no, 20 interfere,
the warden ordered the programme ot
/, the day to be carried out. AT 1885
o'clock Durrant. accompanied by F'alhe:
Iagan, appeared AT the DIOR OF the exc
cut!on room. He was followed by his
father, q friend. Warden Hal: and the
guards. The father ana his friend walk
ed around she Gallows 10 the front while
Durrant and MS Keepers climbed 10 the
gallows' platform. Instantly on arriving
at the gal!ows his legs and arms were
pnioned ana the rope placed about his
neck. The hanGni2n was about to adjust
the black cap when Durrant announced
his desire TO speak. Pennington was
given and the doomed murderer spoke as
follows:
II desire to say tina: although am an
innocent man, innocent Of every crime
that has been charged aElinst me. Bear
no animosity against those who have
persecutel. no. even the press OF San
Francisco. which bounded me 10 the
grave. II any man thinks am going TO
sprIaE sensational am not, except Il Is
q sensation tha. am an innocent man
brought TO the grave by ny prosecutors.
But forgive them all. They VIII get
their justice from the Great God who is
master OF rs all and go expect to get
Justice that IL the Justice OF an innocent
man. Watcher or not the perpetrators
OF the crime OF which am charged are
discovered. It |ill make no difference to
me now. but say this day will be q
shame 10 the great state o. California,
l forgive everybody who has prosecuted
me, an innocent man, whose hands have
never been stained with blood, mud so
10 NEE, my God with forgiveness for all
men,"
The word1 were delivered sldwly and
distinctly and without cmphIsi1 The
eager crowd. Of spectators grouped closer
to the wooden frame work that they
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QUIET ENOUGH.
The United States Geysrnnint Has no
Reason to Get --Gsrh,Any's Ae-
! squisiiion IL All Right. ls .a,

The United ssiat,s Gevsrnmint liss no
Reason to Get Servous--GsrhiAny,s Ao-
I, squisiiion I. All hight y
WASHINGTON, D, c.. Jan. 1.-THE
cabinet meeting to-day was attended
BY all tho members exce9t Secretary
Alger, who Is still confined TO his house
by illness. The most Important matter
considered was the eastern situation,
which was discussed OF rome length.
It appeared to be- tho Soplaion OF tho
secretary OF state and the membars
generally that the gravity OF, the situ-
alton was oyer-estlniated. Germany's
action, II was thought, had no other
purpose than the acquisition OF naval
station, aud did not indicate that she
had any ulterlor designs upon Chinese
territory other than for the purpose
stated. Great Britain and the other
powers, 1t was thought. would be
granted the same nsesslons Germany
had acquired, but beyond this the Eu-
ropean nations would not seek to 60.
The opinion wassalac pressed that
The interests OF the United States In
China were not at present In any sense
involved, nor were they likely 70 be. !
+ PEKIN. jan. a. China has rejected
the proposals for u Russian guaranteed
loan. kiao-C Chau has been leased 10
Germany for fifty years only. although
Germany had demanded ninety year
term. = 4 II Il,
To-day the Chinese ministers and
the members OF the TSung ii Yamen
(board OF foreign afta!rs) paid New
Years visits TO the foreign legations.
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h Catering 10 WcYIer.

MADRID, Jan. THE cabinet coun-
eli decided to-day to submit General
Weyler's conduct. with reference to the
nrotcst against President Mckinley's
message and to other matters, to a
fresh inquiry under the direction OF lns
general commanding the iirst M usn,S
corps, Lieutenant General paoan; ineLe
is a possibility that ministerial cfiss' t's''
may thus be avcrted. -
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NEW YORK. Jan. THE efforts that
have been made during the hast three
weeks to bring abopt combination OF
Menhaden oil interests have been sue
cessful. 1t was announced to-day that
all OF the factories in the country would
be placed under one eet Of officers within
the next two weeks. Articles OF incor-
poratlon arc now being drawn up and
they will be filed at Trenton. N. j.. on
Monday or Tuesday next. The capital
inYolyed Is nbout $1,000 600.
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Rsln,le,r stsnn. or Chn,tert,l.

LONDON, Jan. 7.-Lleut. D. B. De-
vote, military secretary of the United
States secretary OF war, chartered the
Allan line steamer Man!taban, on board
OF which he sails foriAlten. Norway, on
Monday next The Manitoban will call
at several Norwegian ports to embark
reindeer and Laplanders. for the Yukon
valley relief expedition. after which she
Will sail direct for New York
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TRENTON, n. J., Jan. 7.-Ex-Nayor
Frank y. Mcgowan, who was reported
to have separated from Mrs. Barnes
AIas;owan. is now believed to have re-
turned TO her. Mrs. Barnes Mcgowan
was living at the Barlow hotel, and
night besore last Mcgowan left the Bar-
low and spent the Right at another no.
tel. Last night he returned to the Bar
low md had Il talk with Mrs. Burnes-
Mcgowan and IS still at the hotel with
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WOMAN ISDEAD..
And Her Victim Is most Cruel,
Wounded.
CASE OF lNFATUATIlON.
Inwhieh the Widow is Covered ia
Oblivion.
VERY PROMINENT PHYSICIAN

OF Memphis Shot BY n woman-rh.
Widow Tnrns ihs Revolver on Hsr,.lf
and Her Aim was Fatai-Ths wounded
Man One Of the Mo.t Celebrated Medical
Practitioners I'm Tennsssse-Ths Afrslr
Involved In Almost Impsn.trabls ay,-
tsry-The Doctor Says He was nound.d
by ths Woman.
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HE HAD HIS NERVE
with Him on the scafrold Contra
ryto Expectation.
DuRRANT is DULY DECEASED
According to the Judgment Of all
OF the Courts,
WHICH WERE APPEALED TO

la yaln-Artsr ons OF tho Jiost nsmari-
able Efforts IN the Country TO Set Aside
a Jn,t Verdict, tbs! Supreme sentenosis
Finally Carried ont--A Confessed pnp-
tisi, tho Condemned Nan 1'urns when
Within the Shadow OF tn. cibhet TO the
consolations of tho Catholic Religion.
With iiIs Last Breath iie aialntalns His
Innoeenos-Fate OF Eight Other arnr-
dsrers lung on tho DsctsIon In Dur
ranps Case.-The Triekery Of the Laws
Delay.
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BRIDGEToN. n. j.. Jan. 7.-~Mrs.
Hope L. johnson, aged 80 years. com
mittcd suicide today BY hanging her
self with clothes line. She was the
wife OF Lewis s. Johnson. n prominent
merchant OF this city. Several years
ugo she attempted to end her life by
poIgon. She Is believed TO have been
insane. Three children survive her.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan 1.-The
final payment of sS,5sS,lC, from the Un-
lon Pacific reorganization committee
was covered into the treasury to. day,
making grand total OF SSS,4lS, ,aas3spaid
for the {govcrnnent's intcrestslnE the
Union Pacific rond. LE.- % tteNs--3tI n.
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HOMESTEAD, Pa.,Jan. 1.-THE wage
scale at tho ten-lnch mill OF the Home
stead steel works was signed this ar
tcrroon by the employees The men OBJ
jected TO the cut, but Superintendent
Corey showed chat 1t was. necessary TO
compete with other manufacturers. This
places the entire plant In operation.
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LONDON, Jan. LADY Henry SOM
erset has again rendered her resisna-
ton Of the presidency OF the British
women's Temperance Association on
account OF prolonged ill-health.
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OF Senator Hanna's Forces has
Been Materially Changed.
TIlElMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS
In the Regular Camp will be Kept
Very Secret
AND MAKE OTHERS GUESS.
Judas Iscario. Kurtz is now Pro.
posed
FOR A RECEPTIVE CANDIDATE.

lie VIII Please tho "Lootinr" Democrats
and Have TO be Swallowed by che Trait-
or.-ssnaior ITnnna Ia Saying Nothing
Much Ju,t at Present bat Is Keeping up
. Solid Front-Tho Sewer snipe OF nc.
lean, Allen O. aIyers, Who was Kicked
Out of the Eik,, nieipins TO ,Ianags"
IN, Combine CampaiEn-A Long D,aa-
Lock In Prospect.
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NEW YORK, Jan. THE steamship
Auranla. saiiIng2fos Europe 10 srnorrow,
VIII take out 5cS.CCO ounces! oEsaverlanl
10000 Mexican dollars and the ILa isre-
tugne 100000 ouncea OF silVea.t < :