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Travellers Guide
BUTTE. ANACONDA & PACIFIC RY.|
Time Schedule.


Time Schedule.
DEPART FROM ANACONDA
No. 2, Butte Express for Hell
ena and intermediate points.
daily ....... ...... ........ $50 N
No. A, Butte Express, for Hell
ena. Great Falls. st. Paul. Chi
cago and all points East and
West. daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500 m
No. 6. Copper City Flyer. daily S:15 m
ARRIVE IN ANACONDA.
No. 1. Anaconda Express. daily. .10:55 m
No. 3. Copper City Flyer. daily. 5:5S m
No. s. Anaconda Express. daily. .lo:45 m
DEPART FROM BUTTE.
No. ]. Anaconda Express, daily. 1000 m
No. 3. Copper City Flyer. daily. 500 p m
No. s. Anaconda Express. daily. $50 m
ARRIVE IN BUTTE.
No. 2. Butte Express. daily. s:25 m
No. 4. Butte Express daily. 400 p m
No 6. Copper City Flyer. daily. $40 m
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PERSONAL.

--~-J~~
MADAME AMAZE, SPIRITUAL AND
trance medium, can read your life from
the cradle to the grave with absolute cor
rectness; tells you everything you wish
to know; all in trouble about business or
domestic affairs will miss the chance of a
lifetime if they fail to consult her. She
CONSULT THE GREAT FRENCH
clairvoyant before going elsewhere.
Rooms and g. II w. Park, Butte.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, WARTS AND
moles removed by electricity; lessons
given. 343 +. Park, Butte.
DO YOU WISH SUCCESS IN BUSI-
ness, love affairs or family matters? If
so, consult the Hungarian Gypsy woman
at room ), over the Brunswick. No. 2l21a
Central avenue, Great Falls, Mont.
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Missoula. Jan. 25-The Italian opera
company, which was u have appeared
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Jessie Goes To Miles city.
Mssoua. Jan. 25.-In the district
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-BITTER ROOT VALLEY
fruit and farm lands. Send for list and
information to George +. Brooks, Real
Estate. MiSscula. Mont.
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WESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montana ONCE of the Standard 10
~ 113 Higgins avenue, opposite Posto lice. Mis-.
sculaA Telephone No. lis. Advertising rates
fnxnished on application.
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WANTED-HELP.

PEOPLES EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
phone POS We have the best class OF
help. We give employers prompt and care
full service None can do better. People :
Office Owsey block Butte.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

lOST-LIVER COLORED SETTER DOG
with white breast. Return to VIM. Trud-
geon, Colorado smeiter Butte. and receive
liberal reward
LOST-NHITE GREYHOUND WITH
dark spot on side. Return to 326 II,
Granite. Butte. for reward.
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WANTED-A WOMAN WHO CAN
cook and do general housework. Apply
at Ala Hickory. Anaconda.
WANTED-PRESC CLERK,
graduate or registered; single; give ref
erences send photo. Lapeyre Bros,
Great Falls, Mont.
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SIS BUYS SMALL. WEII-BC lit
house. Dublin gulch: $40 buys furniture
OF Groom private boarding house oder
* Jackman. s. L. Broadway, Butte,
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF s-RoOM
house. $50; house for rent. Inquire 324 N.
Arizona. Butte.
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FOR RENT-HoUSEs.

TO LET-sToRE ROOM WITH A BASE
ment, Kelly block f. Park street,
Butte. Now occupied by Reginald market.
Possession given Feb. 10, 1895. Apply TO
Thompson Campbell. attorney for estate
of John +. Kelly, deceased. Apply 40 w.
Park St. Butte.
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II YoU DON'T TAKE THE STAND
ARD YOU DON'T GET THE NEWS,
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FOR RENT-HANDSOMEL FURNISH
ed rooms to gentleman only. 120 w.
Quartz. Butte.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping 531 kemper ave, Butte.
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FOR RENT-s-ROOM HOUSE,; MOD
ern conveniences. COS W. Park. Butte.
FOR RENT-3-ROOM HOUSE. w.
Pinlxham. AS W. Porphyry. Butte.
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FOR RENT = ROOMS IN LEYSON
Block by daY or month. Free baths.
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Arizona. Butte.
MARKET FIXTURES FOR SALE
hardwood. cheap H.. Standard, Butte
FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF A TEN
room house cheap and house to rent
Call or address A. C. Brigham. 16 w.
Broadway, Butte.
FOR SALE-150 TONS OF F1RST-CLASS
blue joint hay, 4. 0. b., Toston or Butte.
Arthur Wilson. Toston, Mont
FOR SALE-TWO DESKS. ONE Up
right standing and one fiat top with
drawers; also two stoves and pipe at a
bargain Inquire of Fair Drug Go.
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FURNISHED ROOMS. 81. 80 PER WEEK
and up. st. Charles, 81 n. Main, Butte.
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FOR RENT-RoOMs.

| FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. 40 Dakota St. Butte.
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/ WILL RENT

Sale by GALLoGLY & co. Butte, Montana.
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FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. Silver block. los L. Park, Butte.
FOR RENT-oFFICES IN DELLINGER
Block. 115 y. Main, Butte.
FURNISHED ROOMS. MANTLE BLK;
steam heat. 16 w. Broadway. Butte.
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MADRID PRESS
Make Violent Attacks on Consul General
Fnzhugh I.oe.

Make Violent Attacks on Consul General
FnzhuGh Loo.
MADRID. March 6.-For several days
the newspapers have been Violently at
lacking Consul General Fltzhugh Lee.
The Impartial after remnrking that
an American newspaper has insinu-
ated that Gen. Lee Is q member OF n
syndicate desiring to purchase Cuba
says:
His ill-wi'l towards Spain is so
marked that even American newspapers
inlm!cal 10 Spain are remarklng It."
The impartial calls upon the govern
ment to demand the replacing OF Con-
SUI General Lee. who. instead OF
tightening the bonds Of friendship be-
tween Spain and the United States,
dahy renders the situation more threat
ening."
1t adds that the next session OF the
cortes Will consider Consul General
Lees conduct"
The Havana correspondent of the
1mparcial says:
Among the packages OF food sent by
the Americans 10 Cuba, the customs OF.
icers found watches, iewelry and other
contraband articles. AN such parcels
were consigned to Consul General Lee.
who Is said to have energetcally pro.
tested against such contrabund, de-
clarinS that It was without his knowl-
edge"
Other papers accuse Gen. Lee OF be-
Ing better disposed toward the Cuban
Insurgents than toward the colonial
government"
The Spanish press, however. In no
wise reproaches United States Minister
Woodford, whose conduct Is "irrc-
proachable. and who seizes every oppor-
tunlty TO express pacific sentiments"
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oHINA,s PLIGHT.
Russia and japan Making Il verv Un.
pleasant for the Orlcntals.


pleasant for the OrIentaIs-
PEKIN, March s.-on Friday last
Ano Tumia, the japanese minister to
China, demanded an official signed as
surance OF the payment OF the indem-
nifty due next May.
The Chinese government Instructed
Yang Yu. the Chinese minister at st.
Petersburg, TO urge Russia to evacuate
Port Arthur. Russia deferred decis-
ion, alleging that the presence OF q
Russian ship at Port Arthur WIS bene.
fetal to China and favorable to peace
in the orient. Russia Is now opposing
the AnElo-German loan VI. Pnyioff.
the Russian charge d'affaires, lodged a
formal protest last Thursday and de-
manded quld pro quo. The details OF
the Russian demand are not yet made
public, but Russia's attitude Is regard-
cd as inmical to peace In the far enst.St5
On Friday VI. Gegar. the French
minister to China. made a similar COM
plant with corresponding demands for
compensation in the south.
England and Germany are now re-
garded as having obtained their leSd-
mate aspirations; and Russia and
France desire TO secure theirs.
The Chinese acknowledge that tho
British late loan negotiations were dis
interested and calculated to advance
Chlna's welfare and to maintain her
Independence,
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GREAT ACTIVITY
At League Island Navy Yard-Getting Yes
sells In Shape.

sells In Shape.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March ITO
day was repetition of last Sunday in
the general activity at League Island
navy yard. workmen were busily en-
Gaged upon the cruiser Minneapolis, the
monitor Mlantonomoh and the ram
Katahdin. In addition, work was 60
ing on In tho mould loft and several
FORCES were In operation In the black
smith shop. The utmost retlcence pre-
vailed among the officers, sailors and
workmen at the yard and It was i'm
possible to obtain any official informa-
ton as to the details OF the work going
on. It was evident, however. that all
work was being pushed as rapidly as
possible. The work on the Minneapo-
lis and M!antonomoh was all below
decks and was said to consist OF re-
pairs and inspection OF the machinery.
On the KatahdIn the standards for the
rapid firing guns were being erected
and some small repairs were going on
below. The work In the mould loft con-
sisted OF attention to small boats and
spars.
The immense crowds which flocked 10
the naval station last Sunday were
largely increased to-day. but no one
was allowed to get close 10 the war
ships. Sentrles were posted at the en-
trance 10 the wharves and only work.
men and those on business were allow
ed inside the lines. The old single tur-
ret monitors In the back channel, rel
les OF the late war were an attraction
to thousands and their decks were
crowded oil day long. It was reported
that five OF these would be taken out OF
their beTth5 as coon as possible and
tested with modern guns aboard. Those
now In the turrcts arc OF the old
smooth-bore kind. The Information as
10 the trial OF these boats came from
one OF their care-takers and was rot
official. The boats which II Is said will
be tried are the Montauk. Jason, Man.
haitian. Lehlgh and CanonIcus. The
purpose OF the trial with modern guns
Ia to determine whether they will main
tain their centre OF gravity sufficiently
we'll enough to be available for use in
any emergency.
II was also reported to-day that the
cruiser Columbia, now In dry dock. has
received orders TO sail for Key West
ms soon as possible. This could not re-
ceive any official verlacation. The cruI-
ser has had her bottom scraped and the
work OF painting her will begin TO-
morrow.
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ROME, March 6.-slgnor Felico Carlo
cavalotu, poet, dramatLst. publlclst, and
the well known radical member OF the
chamber Of deputies for cortc olonn,
was killed here this afternoon in a duel
with swords with sIgnor Macola, metn-
Der OF the chamber OF deputies ind edt-
tor OF the Gazzetta di vcnezin.
The encounter was tho outcome OF a
press polomlc In the columns OF tho MI
Ian secolo and the Gazzetta d Yenez,n.
1t took place at an unfrequcnted spat
outside the Porta Maggiore.
Shortly beforelth meeting signor Ca
valotti seemed In excellent eplrlts and
even joked with his seconds. When the
word was given he attacked his oppo-
nent vigorously.
The first two engagements were With
out result; but in the third Signor Ca-i
valutu received 4 thrust In the throat
that severed his juElar. At first Il was
thought 1t was only slightly injured, but
the gravity OF the wound was soon per-
ceived on his putting his hand to his
mouth. He withdrew 1t covered with
blood and could not utter a word.
The doctors and his seconds carried
him to Zellino and laid him On a bed In
the residence OF the Countess Celleres.
Trachctomy was performed and arti-
fetal breathing attempted. but all efforts
were useless. Signor Cavalotti expired
in ten minutes without speaking again.
SISnor Macola did not receive a scratch.
The news on reaching the city caused
great sensation. Numerous deputies
and friends hurried TO the spot and there
is universal regret over the tragic end
OF Cavalotti. va
Senior Caralotti was life long oppo-
nent OF Slgnor Crispi and was glad to
be known as one OF the italian polite
fans who resisted with all their energies
the tide which under the auspices OF
Crispi. carried Italy toward Germany.
In 1895 when the Banca Romano scam
dal was the sensa ton OF Europe, Sisntr
Cavaiotti. then leader OF the opposition
In the italian chambers. discovered what
he called new and most promising lode.
Going through the List OF great and
little men entitled to wear the great
cross OF the order Of st. Maurice and
Lazere, he came upon the name Of Dr..
Cornelius Herr. Rightly conjccturins
that 1t would not be there except for q
cash consideration. he prosecuted his In
quIrles until he felt warranted In max
ing the public declaration that Sgnor
Crispl, the premier of that day. was
guilty OF an illicit trafilcking in decora-:
tons. Not long after he published a,
pamphlet against Crispi. repeating this
charge and adding the charge Of bribery
in the fifth district OF Rome, where the
premier had defeated the Sicilian Social
list Giuseppe de Felice Guffridn.
Later SisTor Cayalotti procured the
impeachment of Slgnor Crispi, then fall
en- from power. for the disasters IN the
Abyssinian campaign. To the last he
relentlessly pursued Crispi, and the lat,
ter, in the death OF his brilliant and
fearless adversary, will probably see the
end Of the long campaign against him.
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LONDON, March S.-The Pelxin cor
respondent OF the Times says:
Russia has demanded that China
surrender to her all sovereign rights
over Port Arthur and tn Lien Wan for
the same period and on the same con-
ditions as in the case OF Germany at,
Kiao Chou. Besides this, Russia de-
mands the right to construct railway
under the same conditions as the trans
Manchurian railway, from Petuna on
that line (near the river SunsarD, ia;
KwanG Chung Tsu, Mukden and Port
Arthur. Five days are given for reply
and the agreement must be signed with
in q month.
in the event Of noncompliance, Rus
STA threatens TO move her troops into
Manchuria. China will perforce yield.
Bf this agreemnt Russia will obtain
the right TO send soldiers Into Leao
TunS, ostensloly for the protection OF
the railway engineers"
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WAR TALK IN IIA VANA
On the Suppoiition That the Court OF In
Tniry WIN Decide That There was q
Mine EInlosInn Under tho Maine,

On tho Supposltlon That the Court OF In
qnlry WIN Decide That There was a
Mine Explosion Under tho Maine.
HAVANA. March Gas the convlc-
ton becomes settled that the court OF
inquiry will decide that there was 4
? mine explosion under the Maine. dis
cussIon among American naval officers
and civilians here Is prevalent as to the
war-l!ke measures which II is believed
the United States government will
adopt in case the question OF the pay
inent o. indemnity by Spain Is orerrul-
Gu. A majority believe that American
troops will be landed at some point
east OF Havana and the insurgents
communicated with. that the Spanish
solalnry will be defeated or captured in
Detail, and that In the meantime O flee.
OF United States vessels will blockade,
IL moi lombard, Havana. No one seems
70 doubt that the reduction OF this city
would be comparatively easy. Four
'Wclre-inch guns-two west and two
east OF the city-nre the only ones that
arc considered dangerous. These are
not likely 20 be well served. while the
requirements are not modern.
That some sp7nlards are of the opin-
ION that an attack on Havana will be
mace Is believed 10 be shown by the
ABNORMAL activity displayed on board
the Vl=ca?a. The Associated Press
correspondent has the best naval au-
HoFlty Tor the statement that the viz
tSya Is In constant state OF readiness
'oT emergencies and that picket boats
are on the alert day and night inside the
Aaroor and outside the harbor at night.
IL Is pointed out that the men OF war
tlZcaya and Almirante OquIndo, might
ne caught In 4 blockade and fall On
easy prey to United States fleet. The
cruiser Alfonso XIII Is without boilers
anu would be OF no account. All this
PROVES nothing. and only shows the
slate OF feeling here.
The conduct OF the Spanish divers who
are Investigating the wreck of the
Malne Is mystery. Thus far they
nave not been down five hours in the
aggregate. md they show no disposition
10 make thorough inquiry.
'PNSoipic W aChi 10 tiic lIulu-
.''ncs' regarding the purpose of the
spanish court OF inquiry. but 1t Is gen.
Crazy believed that the divers were
teht down for forms sake only and
Inat report will be made In accord
nhee with Instructions from Madrid. It
sag ne that tho Spanish divers have
discovered that the whole port side of
a'ie Milne forward Is gone and, having
70 rcported, further examination IL
uremed unnecessary. The work OF our
own divers henccfo-wnrd is bound TO
,'c Slow, owing to the ponderous weights
W De moved. and the safety clamps,
NUS and rlvets that must be cut.
senator Proctor Is likely to make q
S ,,l% In tho senate on his return that
"Nl hhvo great weight IN determining
ne future policy OF the United States.
re Is much affected b. the suffering he
,"uni In Matanzas. and highly indig-
nant at what he calls tho "lnhuman nifty
~ ,nr course pursued" During q visit
~ hrtcniSa this province he saw thou
St"aS OF reconcentrados who rcfuocd to
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PENNED IN BY FIRE.
Fatal Flames in Pitt,bnreh Tenement
TIouis-One Psrron sunosstsd and Five
Others Severely Burned.

Fatal Flames In a Pitt,bnrgh Tenement
TIouis-One Psrron sunosstsd and Five
OILERS Severely Burned.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. March Cone OF
the most exciting fires the Pittsburgh
department has ever been called upon
to fight occurred at GA Webster avenue
to-day, when one woman was suftocn-
ted and five other people 30 badly burn
ed that three may die. Three families
were pennea in a ramshacklc building,
the stairs eaten away by flames while
they slept Here Is the result OF fifteen
minutes captivity.
Dead: Mrs. Dominic Enriello. aged
thirty. wife Of Dominic Enricllo, fruit
huckster; was separated from her hus-
band In tho smoke and suffocatcd while
trying to raise window; died in the
patrol wagon
Injured: Harry Levin. aged sixteen,
burned about face. arms and shoulders
injuries possibly fatal.
Lillian Levin. aged six, burned about
hands, feet and face; condition serious.
Max Vcrllnski, aged twenty-five,
burned about legs and head and fatally
injured internally.
Jessie VerlinskI. aged twenty-five, his
wife, burned about the neck, feet and
face; injuries serloua
Ethel Verlinski, aged eight months,
burned about hands, head and body;
will probably die.
Elizabeth Levin. aged eighteen, an
klc broken by jumping from second
story window; also hurt Internally.
Rita Levin, aged three years, thrown
| from second story window. bgdiy hr,iIs
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. o. .
beg. though starving. They were evil
uehtly VI class accustomed 10 make
thelr living and unwilling 10 become
pauptrs, He saw thousands OF acres OF
the best tobacco and banana lands In
the world reduced TO waste. with tro-
ehas and garr!sonH at every village and
cross road. n
His driver. pointing TO the mountains
fifteen miles away, said: There are
plenty OF lnsurgent camps there that the
Spanish have never discovered"
The work OF distribution OF American
relief under Miss Clara Barton. Mr..
Eiwelf and their assistants, Is. In Sena-
tor Proctor's Judgment. carefully and
effectively carried on. The demand IS
for In excess OF the supply. The sup
piles expected at Matanzas and Sagua
10 Grande. % be brought by American
cruisers. will afford unspeakable relief.
Now that Almirante Oquendo and tho
Vizcapa are lying In tho harbor tho
harbor the spanIards exultIngiy declare
that the city ID safe; and It Is given out
officially In the newspapers that che
new arrival Is OF the same size, arma-
.
In addition to Henri Lalnc, the
American correspondent, Vicente Pardo
suares. editor OF La Republica and eley-
en- others have been arrested. making
thirteen In all. Eight are In cell Al, and
five In cell 10 at Cubanas fortresB. Hem
RI Laine Will be sent north on Wednos-
day. II Is officially stated from Amer
lean sources that two or more American
correspondents will be required to re-
turn TO tho United States at the same
time. 1i
The prisoners are charged with con-
splracy. In all eighteen are implica-
ted. Eleven, 1t Is said. will be sent out
OF the country and seven to the Isle OF
Pines.
The court OF inquiry was not In reg
ular session to-day. but conference
was held In the morning with Ensign
Powelson end two divers went over
their former testimony with plans OF
the wreck and charts OF the Maine be-
fore the explosion.
The divers worked little to-day the
government men not at all. as they
were sorely In need OF rest.
Captain Juan Caray called to-day on
Captain Sigsbee and Lieutenant Com
mander Cowles on board the Fern, and
official calls were exchanged between
the officers OF the port. Admiral Mante-
rola and the chief officers OF the Alml-
rante Oquendo. The usual salutes were
fired as the callers were received or I'm
medlatcly afterwards.
A body found to-day has been identi-
fed as that OF Wagner. sergeant OF ma
rines. With five others It was sent to
Key West to-day on the Bache. She will
return here soon 20 relieve the Fern, the
latter acting as dispatch boat
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KEY WEST. Fla, March G.-The
supplies Of the starving Cubans will not
be taken on the cruiser Montgomery
and Nashville. 1t Is understood that the
despatch boat Fern will perform this
duty. The change OF plan was ordered
from Washington yesterday or on FRI
day. A very high naval official in the
course OF an Interview this evening
said: "The Fern Is much better suited
for such duty. I do not know that the
change Of plans was brought about by
SPANS demand. Indeed, am inclined
to think 1t Is the result OF suggestion
from Kew West" -
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LEES RECALL
WAS DEMANDED
Blythe Spanish Government but
President Refuses
OEvEN CONSIDER THE MATTER
lie lIas Borne Himself With Eide.
lily and Courage.
OTHER DEMANDS WERE MADE
TOEvEN CONSIDER THE MATTER
OTHER DEMANDS WERE MADE

Tint the RELIEF suppilss for the cnsan
Rseeneentrados be Sent ON Merchant
aud not Naval vssssis-Presidsut Nc.
Rlnlsy Also Refuses to Aeeeds to that
!. .Rtquest-The Animus OF tho Feeling
Against Consul General Lse-spAin has
chared for Some Time over the
American Representatives sympathy
With tho I,isurgsnt Cause.
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FIERCE STREET FIGHT
In Tcrarhana-one Man Killed, and Ono
Mortniiy Wounded,

TENhRKANA. Ark, March 6.-Thc
iierccst street battle ever witnessed In
Tcxarkana occurred this afternoon. Five
men were engaged in the desperate
battle. one OF whom was killed out
right, another MORALLY wounded, the
third seriously injured. while the other
two are IN hiding and The extent OF their
wounds is not known. The casualties:
Vinson Graviano, dead, shot through
the heart. 80 ~
s. Graviano. MORALLY wounded; sho.
through the breast. shoulders, arms
and leg.
Pete Darrlago. seriously wounded In
the groin aud leg.
The tragedy occurred In that portion
OF the city known as Swampoodlc, and
all the participants were BARRIERS.