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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-04-13
| Silver Dollar
Will buy 10 pounds Of Lev
ering's Coffee at
r. L. MELTON's.
JURORS DRAWN,
The Men Who VIII Serve During Nav
Court,

Court
By order of Judge Sheffield the Jury
commissioners of Terrell county met
Wednesday and drew Jurors for the
Nay term Of court. Below are the
names of the gentlemen who were
drawn:
GRAND JURORS.
G W Williams, A J Baldwin, J w
Dismuke, J C Hill. j 7 MCGiu. r d
Gay, ) L Arthur, J e Jay, 9 White
head, w P Hornady, A Chambless, r
l. SayilIe, 6 M Harris, D Marlin, n
Childs, T H Thurmond, B w Breed
love, g w Lee, d r Kitchener, II d
Davis, j NJ Bridges, J l. Parrott, G A
Hayes, @ E Hitler, } a Jordan, NJ i
Jennings, 5 Henry, G w DozIer, j
L Waller, G NJ Roberts.
TRAVERSE JUkORs--FIRsT WEEK.
A Commander, 7 ID Sale. r Jol-
ley, Jr., W L Pace, A Hill, T c Geise,
John II Oxford, 2 W Bridges. d A
Gammage, L NJ Lennard, A Savell, r
w Jennings, ID B Bowen, G. 4 FItzpat-
rick, John James, E II Brown, Dock
Chambless, J V Oliver, w S Culpepper.
j f Miller, F & Thompson, w II Wiki
erson, j G Roberts, Il H Blizzard, J H
Crowell, Z 7 Mathis, W NJ Webb, E c
Ellington, L j Atkinson, J d Henry, j
5 Clay, r L Watson, G I Lowrey, J II
Pritchard, II l. Russell, NJ Cook.
SECOND WEEK.
W J Chambless, j Il Spear, f e
Clark, w B Quailes, G w Bell, G S Lee.
F N McNulty, w II Cobb, lack Goss,
J w F LOwrey, Jesse Ranch, j NJ AL
eXander, c NJ Langston, J S Speer, w
A McLain, r S Peak, NJ w McLendon,
Alex Helton, J 5 Oxford. E r Weston,
Abram j McLendon, II 0 Crouch, r Is
McLain, A B Lay, r & L Hammond, }
Ii Smith, W 7 Eyerette, O Caldwell,
r / Barnes, L A Hatcher, 4 p Hass,
A G Mulholland, w B Dsmuke, T r
Rabun, John I Lee, j d Laing.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-04-13

Rev. S. H. Jones, Tacoma, Wash,
says: II have suffered for years with
constipation and Indigestion. One bot
tie Of Beggs' Life Pills relieved me en-
tirely." Sold by Salo-Davis Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-04-13

10 pounds of Arbuckle, Pavonia, Lew
ering or Lion Coffee for 81 90 cash at
i. 0. Whitchard & CO's.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-15

intestine whsrh Rad tesn rerferss~1 by
buffet 10 nk1s dsnsrsas places ard sosa4d
..ss efi1s soTe-ner ~ftk z19rpssy baton.
re was with the patient a The hospital
night ard day for some wseEs ard ma A..
charge Of 500 for tie operation Itself
ah1 - per day for his attendance whsse
Do aac 70 stay ali the tirzse. The patient
recovered AMI left the nospstai IN s1x
weeks Drs Faa ZsnSt. Henssrx1n. comp
son sfsd AxfelI and the .saperarteaasg, Of
: sns hospital have bills. The .cszi aggre-
eating 81 10
s!. Nesseiroa6 Claims shat the bills ara
TA"fbitaas and sets the figures az aboszt
0ns-snsr1 Of the charge Or. AeK0ne.
o. the Marine hospital a. Tacoma. tesss-
nsa tfssr the operation alone was worth
sA,SI Dr j. II. Eagieson, O. the Marine
no3satai az Seattle. testified saat tire op-
ssasio1 alone was worth g. 30. DR. Comp
ksAt OF fasrnaesn. testified 10 the same
tasfss. The case promises 70 take several
IaSs yss, there being number Of pryEi-
esahs summoned who have net yes tsst4-
heas DeAsdes other witnesses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-15
--~-------------------------
COPpEH KINGS AT WAR.
Another Chapter i'm the IJtiga ton
Between Bfx Mining Companies.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE fight be-
tween the Anaconda Copper Mining Com
pany, the Boston and Montana Company
snd the Montana ore Purchasing Com
pany was renewed today before Justice
DAILY. In the supreme court. when Levi
sohn Brothers applied for an Injunction
10 restrain the Anaconda Copper Mining
Company. the Central Trust Company
James b. Haggln and the directors OF the
Anaconda Company from selling the Sui
Ivan ard Stow Bird copper mines at
Butte TO Augustus Heinz and the Mon
tana Ore Purchasing Company There
are at present thirty-one lawsuits await
Ing trial In the state Of Montana between
Heinz and the Boston and Montana Com
pany. Decision was reserved
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-15
ONE BURGLAR CAUGHT.
Placed Behind the BARS and the
Goods Recovered Within u Hours.

Special Dispatch TO the Post~Intelhsencer
TACOMA Jan. lathe police depart
rrlent added gaudy feather TO It's cap
today when ID was made public that ore
OF the cleverest bits OF detective work OF
tn. season had been brought 10 a success
full end. "Wednesday the residence OF
Harry Bali. in Oakland addition, was
robbed. Balls report TO the police show
ing that not less than $500 worth Of valua-
hies had been carried away. The stolen
articles included some solid silverware.
silk dresses. fine linens. etc, and such 4
hatch OF II had been made away with that
the owner could not enumerate all the
articles found missing.
The report vas flied at 10 o'clock yester-
aay. and before dark the alleged burglar
was Jailed, and the bulk of the stolen
goods recovered II was yesterday be-
Ueved two men were concerned in the
burglary. ana as but one had been appre-
hended his arrest was kept secret. Fur
Their Investigation today shows that but
one person is implicated, and the police
say they have him safely behind the bars.
When arrested the man gave his name as
Harry Wells bat his real name Is Adams.
The case was placed IN the hands OF De-
,ertiveS Concannon and Thompson. and
after brief search a lot Of the more val
liable OF the stolen goods was found cached
Tn The south end % town I'm a large pack
ing case. Since the first find numerous
articles such as linens and clothing. have
been picked tip ar the several second-ha nd
stores. where Adams is said to have sold
them.
Pan had Just begun moving into the resi-
dence which was hurglarized, and had
delivered hut one draw load OF his effects
at the new home when II Was robbed
Adams Is known 10 the police. and tire
latter claim they will have no trouble 10
convict him % the burglary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-15
WRECK OF THE BLAIRLOGIE.
British Bark Ashore ON rs Island oil
the Faumatu Group.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1.-THE details
% The wreck Of the British bark Blair
logic. Capt Mackay. OFT an island Of the
Paumatu group while or The voyage from
Delaeoa hay 20 Astoria. Or. were brought
here yesterday by the steamship Ala
me- IA from Auckland. After sighting Ia
h!ti on November 80 the Blairiogie en-
eountered strong northwest gales with
hard squalls and much rain. ON Deem
her r. when oy dead reckoning She was
forty mics north by west from Matauira
the chief officer noticed through a mist a
long. low line dead ahead. An attempt
vas made 20 swing the bark round but
she struck the reef and was swept broad
side on 10 the breakers.
II being Impossible 70 launch the life
heats. owing 10 the heavy seas which
brcke over her. Capt MaCkay resolved 10
remain on board un;il daylight. when II
was found that she was about 2a yards
from the beach 4 landing was effected.
ard next day the officers and men got
through the surf and stood for Tahiti.
where they reported the wreck 20 the Brit
ism consul. The rest Of the crew were
rescued nv the steamer Croix du Sud two
days later. Nothing vas saved from the
wreck. even the ships papers being lost
III the port ufeboat. which was swept
away from fhe bark
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-15
IH ERRORS OF An EXPERT.
.rurroa rRoy's TRIAL BRINGS
seHE REVELATIONS.
.~vt Of Douglas Young With the
s~~ks, That the Aero.stanf Was
yrssG I'm ~ Cases Osf 81 r.

--.~ss1 T,sspatch 10 the post-fntetligsaeer
,nS,,seT ANGELES. jan. 1.-THE trial %
n Troy. sx-aualsor OF Gsallarn county.
:. Isg.,r Ts8esx.av IN the superior court,
- farass il. ascC'1tnssr presiding. The
ss,.-',,ta,nt alleges that Dir. Troy. as audi
- ia December. 1885. received back a
s.-..Ir warrant % tine road bend fund
- To H. c. strong and Issued three
~...Y warrants 60 the salary fund IN Hen
.sevsof and that he did not destroy the
s~srasaT warrant. bse presented the war
ss,t 10 the treasurer ard secured a credit
- ,b4 amount % tire Tsgce value Of the
~zrrant The principal witness r. Doug
- Young. ire accountant who exported
- hooks OF the auditors offer. lie
,..rra the general course adopted IN
.ssst be discovered the alleged crime OF
- Trey. In order 20 dlscredft his re-
- as an expert the defense took ap
swa pages Of bis report. containing twan-
.v-.ro if4ztancss whsre n was declared
,sas M. Troy had failed 10 record the
ssex paid fer fling the different lnstru-
rrss,fs. and IL was shogn on a comparison
= ,he record book ard the fee book that
~ report was wrong In eighteen Of the
s.ms. Mr. Young explained that the ar-
nxfsnf mistakes OF the report could only
4 explained on the hypothesis that there
rkfe duplicate books. instruments, dates
Ara names.
u. J. cfunIp. ex-county treasurer. was
e.so 4 witness and testified an 10 the en-
fras In the treasus=T.r Office relative to
the warrant In question.
i. has developed on the trial that tho
srixgnai warrant. No. 3Ti. was entered on
sss tfessurerts books as having been paid
~ December 3. 1884 and that Il was pre-
s~s.sd 10 Nj TrGy 10 BE- Cancelled and
rssssssd not until two days later. or De-
sember s.
TIE testimony Is aot all IA as yet. and
4 vii hardly be finished this week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-15
NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

Coyotes are getting thick along the
Touchet In Columbia county.
Five evaporators are in operation IN
Whatcom county. drying vegetables for the
klondike trade.
A gang of boys Il TO II years OF age have
been arrested In Walla -Waila for stealing
coal from the .. r. a. y. yards.
George Cooper. a boy Of 20 years u In
JAN at Lewiston. charged with stealing II
head OF horses in Idaho county.
Traffic on the Q. r. & N through the
Palouse country is so heavy that freight
trains rarely get through on time.
Harry Stevens. arrested for the robbery
OF Fl. II. Taliand's store at Winlock. was
sentenced to one year N the penitentiary.
The lowest temperature in LOOMS. Okla
ABOVE zero on iaf the isih there was eight
inches OF snow on the ground.
The Cokedale Coal Company is sinking
capacity Of fits plant. Contracts have
been closed for $50 tons OF coke week for
this year.
Four hobos. arrested at Oregon City. sew
eral days 20 and sentenced 20 work on the
streets. refused 10 work and were put In
cold cells on diet of bread and water
Three more hobos were arrested Cor being
drunk and diSorderly and sentenced to
work ten days on the streets.
The annual report OF Fish Commissioner
Little viii snow that the salmon pack
OF Puget sound for 1897 was isi. oss cases.
increase In one years production was i75 SIS
cases or over s. per cent. The increased
revenue VIII amount 10 over $4,000.
The office OF court commissioner OF San
Juan county. which was abolished by the
Populist judge soon after MS election. has
been re-estabhshed. and p. 4. Jensen.
secretary OF the Populist committee. ap-
pointed TO fill the office. His first official
act was 10 send an insane woman 10 Steil-
accom-.
Doc Davenport. who was widely
known As counterfeiter and who served
two terms in the state peuitentiary for
couaterfeIting. died at his home, eight
miles east OF LEBANON Or. after short
Illness. He gave up countsrfeirtng several
years arc. since which t!ne he lived an
honest life. He was the medical adviser
for his neighborho0d.
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Long Trial stu Drag..

srecial Dispatch 70 the Post-Iatellirenre-.
TACOMA. Jan 1t-JoAn q Proctor
architect ~ TIRE Pierce county building.
was the Witness IN the Long suit today.
having heen called ~ tire defense. His
testimony vas strongly against the claim
~ Long The ease viii ~ closed mex.
week ana n evcut % Long getting iudg-
merit AZ ne hands % the 3'1rv labor claims
against bin amounting - about & go
Mt next have 70 he settled. These claims
were referred tar settlement - Judge car
ron. in preference t. the jarx. and should
T.orw Eet judgment tho court vii ltkelv
order tNe snount q these claims deducted
from the Judgment ara arrange FOR their
vsavrrert TX the county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-15
ENTONBED MINERS RELEASED.
Rescued After Fcrty Hours ImpFison.
nent Near Anaconda.

ANACONDA. Mont. Jan. A-At noon
today, after forty hours Of imprisonment
and anxiety, four OF the five men who
were in the tunnel near this city which
caved in near the entrance, were recov-
cred today. The rescue tunnel was fifteen
feet long. When they crept through it
into liberty the miners who had been i'm
prisoned were found 10 be in good phys
teal condition. and they hastily left the
place.
Jack Mcleod was the one of the i'm
prisoned men who died. His comrades
say that from the moment of the explo-
sion he suffered from the fumes OF the
powder which troubled all of them for
about twelve hours. He died In few
hours. His body was removed from the
tunnel this afternoon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-15
GUILTY OF JURY FIXlNG.
An Oregon Politician Tried ia Get
Rsw f,amaRes for Rfght-of-Way

PORTLAND. Jan. IA jury IN the I-ni-
I'D States district court this evening re-
turned a verde, Of guilty In the case Of
Edward Kiifszther. a weii-krown Demo-
cratic politician, and /. II. Tafe. who have
beer OF trial fer Jury bribEng. J. W Walk
or indicted on the same charge vest erday
pleaded guilty. and c. 5. Bratton several
months ago confessed 20 accepting a hribe
from TafTs.
The bribery cases grew out OF a con-
dennnat5og1 suit brought by The United
States government 70 secure rigat-of-way
through TaFe's Land for the proposed rail-
way around the Columbia river AZ Cello.
Brarton IN his confession stated that
Tasfe wanted ss5sa for a rlKht-of-way
through his land. and that he .Brsttonl
and Eilfeathsr who were Jurors III the
case. agreed 20 secure such verdict for
s. SO each. He stated that each acue d al
a pForaissory note from Taffe for this sum
The verdict returned for Taffe was only
for sI7 soa and ne refused To paw tie PROM
issory notes. Kilfeather and Bratton at
tempted to negotiate the notes and the
matter leaked out Walker is rhe man
who brought Taffe and the jurors to-
getnar
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NEW goasTER puT IN.
II Will lacrosse the Capacity Of the
Everett Smeiter Com side rn E1r

special Dispatch to the Post-Inteii.g-nrer
EVERETT Jar. 4-The Everett sneIt-
r. vii sooa have In operation the largest
ore roaEter In The world. The building
= saxaa fee.. There will be an upper
and iowoF hearth. each being f9xfsa feet.
u. Gre Is Fed Into the upper hearth. ana
N ne action % the piows is slowly COLI
ysyed 10 the other end when /. .srors
rpon the lower hearth. where. after being
moved The length OF this hearth. II Is
ressy FOR The furnace. More than 30
iens o. iron Is required I'm its eonstsue-
tsar The capacity OF this roaster Il -
tors daily. II IL being built hy the Ed
xard p Allis Company. Of Milwaukee,.
ard il known as the HolthofY wethey Inn
proved calciner.
Henry Piper OF Anaconda. Mont. is
sgperistsnfing It's construction. When
this fponste- IS completed the four In use
hy the smeiter will have a capacity OF
50 tons a day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-15
YOUNG EDIsoN's BIG MACHINE.
VIII Utilize Wave Action and Fur.
uf~h All Power New York Needs

NEW YORK Jan f&-Thomas Edison.
s. nas invented q machine for utilizing the
save rover OF the sea When "a pace
the machine VIII H. twenty miles cut at
SEA. and VII! consist Of a series 81 gigantic
air PUMPS The air compressed By ;hsA
uiu - used 20 run dyramos-
For - 0oe 90 he can construct = plant.
he SAYS tnat will furnish I,sa. esa horse
wer-erough 20 supply The entire state
~ Esw YORK lie SAYS that . powerful
syndicate has the matter Of tne immediate
construction OF the plant under eo1ssdeFa-
;leu. HIS plans are said 70 be practically
complete
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-15
SURGEONS BILLS IN SUIT.
Phyaieians Sc. y High Valuations on
Delicate Operation.

sv+rial Dispatch 70 the Post-Tntelligencer
wHATc0M, Jan. 1.-THE superior
e8Hrt convened Monday for a jury term
With Judge Hadlev on the bench. The
principal case set for this week Is that
81 Blsgs e, al. against Nesselroai. II IL
suit fer fees for surgical work and has
many Interesting features, especially 10
the medical fraternity. who thrcng the
court room aad are IN constant demand
- witnesses
Last May Jasper Nesselroaf a logger
q Ibis county. was shot by a man named
Stewart. DR.. -. f. BIggs al this city,
tsseeied twenty-four inches of the small
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OLYMPIA, Jan. 1.-THE following
named applicants. who have been Under
going a legal examination before the SUI
presne court. have been admitted to TIE
BAR: George r. Aust Ewing L. Deputy
aesrEe W. Cherry Seattle: Thomas L.
island Tacoma. James -. Gull, Spokane:
aasln N Ponder. Chshalis; Sidney -. Dow
nie. kakna: Robert Shaw. Kelso Three
other applicants are stiii undergoing ex-
animation
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rasfvr-s Trssy Faded

Sre-iaf Dispatch 10 the Post-fn. fisgencer
TACOMA. jan 1.-THE trial Of ex-C5ty
Electrician Howard Josfya before the To-
cal civil service commission was endsss
this afternoon with long argument By
es,nset on both SIDES. The commission
has ken The ease under advisamsnt. and
viii probably report its proceedings next
Monday.
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ROBBED IN HIS ROOM.
The Victim Say. He Was Chloro-
81

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Tntelligencer.
TACOMA Jan. IN. n. Henry. min
iug broker reports having been robbed
c,f s25 while In bed at his room IN An \
street lodging house. He says ne placed
the money under HIS pillow and that sonle
one stole Il during the night without awak-
ing him Marks on the door show how
the alleged rohh~r * said 20 have gained
adr4ittaree 20 the room Henry believes
he was ehloroformes3 bv the thief.
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sassslsi Dispatch 20 the PosE-intelI Liz eneer.
"hAICOAr Jan N--~Two !ires are rs-
ported an this county this week On
Thursday evening the office building
store. boarding house ard warehouse az
1ne Empire aftu Company al Saxon were
burned The Ers broke out In the Office
aster 1'ciock. wHen all hands were away
AZ supper. The loss is 8. $50 covered by
Insurance.
A-asf Monday fhe Congregational church
Al mountain View was burned il was the
work OF an fhcendiary The loss was
about II $50. insured for 500.
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sent to The british Vice Con~~s

s-.~f.i r1f~ea'ch - TIE POST -fnte1''zer 81
TACOMA. Jan ft-The hha, ~ tNa BRIT
isH es,iv, SsIe-clnvz - - - settled ~ he
p-,sf<A vi>e ~0nsy,5 Judge E{anfori -
49,, Federal eotrt. Nsfc~s whom tha SIT
- Wages was brought uoo7 motion 20
dismiss - Aa< iaesaes against the motion
arf has ertfe-ef tna. he matter re taken
before TIE British vi-s rors-fi sor zf3stfi-
cation -Ns tEeel - f0- wages zrF has
been brought nv members % the crew
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Bank Director. a.-.,-ct.s.

special Dispatch 10 the Observation-Disclosures
CHEHALIS, Jan. fs-At the annual
meeting Of stockholders OF the First Ma
uonai bank. the old board. consisting OF
Francis Donahoe. John Dobson. w. NJ
IF9ahart. u. C. MsiIett ard ~ r. Coff-
man. were reelected. At the meeting OF
directors -. r. CoTnan was reelected
president; John Dobson. vice president,
and Daniel A. Milett, cashier
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Killed by Dynamite Explosion.

PORTLAND. Or. Jan. l4.-News has
reached here that Richard Thomas and
Richard Murray were killed and Louis
Rush badly injured by an explosion of 100
pounds Of dynamite in the Eureka and Ex-
celsior mine. near Bourne. Baker county.
The men were in an upper level in the
mine. close to the place where the dyna-
mite is stored when the explosion &C.
CURED
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HARD TO FIX THE CRIME.
Much DIhIculty in Making Case
AGAINST the Sisyer~ of ther.

GENOA. New. Jan f4-Progress IS slow
n the 1'bsr iynch'ng case. ard efforts 20
secure states evidence have proved futile.
Two persons accused Of participating in
tae lvnching Mason Grumrlas and Ole
E8oeener. were plscs1 on the stand, but
e]fraly protested thsir innocence.
Minor evidence was given against a
number anil batch ~ sibpoenas was sent
today 70 Dayton and TO Diamond Valley
Mills
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S0e>'al Dispatch - thp Pcs Intelligence
TACOMA Ja1 14.-It has beer ARIA nge1
that Judge wiil3s -~sor e seo3r1uAn. ~
TIE superior court shan ST IN the al
rertor herrh ~ E11tesaco 51rin= tse
early rortion ~ February. His services
were requested w JaiEe I}otE<c1 q
No~teSaro who to~ good car;Se does not
wfsA - SIT in a certain city case, The
suit = one Involving the payment a. town
.sxes ~ TcGtYisr7 ny owners OF sswr-.i3s.
vho holt their property = 10t s9hias>t -
.hs AK attempted 70 - collected
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srae4si Dispatch - tse pcs.-Tr-eEfren~e-
TACOMA. Jan ft-I-ste last 1iEk. ne
legs az Travea-r Trri-e.~ w r Merton
were s-avutatea a. tse Fanny Pa51ock
hoSr4taF TIE teft leg WAS cut ~ ~ rlts
snkie ara The right lex sust below TIE
kzse Nortoa was Injured Wednesday
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tv falling under 4 tender az Lester sra
sfcr- lie stood the operation wei ard -
to-day reported OF fair way toward RE-
eowsry. No-t1n Is well known emrioys
as IRE Northern paeisc. ard has q large
c.rcIe Of friends IN the city.
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American. Arre.ted for Robbery.

CITY OF MEXICO. Jan. f--Four Amer
leans have been arrested here md are rig
orously tncommGnicado. being suspected Of
completely In rob'paries OF great rnarnftuaa
The gang numbers twelve men.
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Fern Company Declares n Dividend.

VANCOUVER, p. C. Jan 1.-THE
Fern Mining Company. whose property is
located IN Nelson district, this province.
declared dividend today OF 5 per cent.
payable January 2. This Is a tree milling
gold proposition equipped with all neces-
sary machinery.
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VICTORIA, e. g. Jan. It'll NJ g.
Fhaeton and torpedo destroyer Sparrow
hawk arrived AZ Esqnimalt this morning.
There are now seven warshipa In the har-
Dor
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