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227 upward; purse
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04

with dog and cat. There is also a
scene showing a charming phase Of
Hungarian home life, and one of Red
Cross nurse ministering to wounded
sodie-. This picture viii appeal very
strongly to soldiers and their friends
Gen. Wheeler and Secretary Alger are
shown inspecting Camp Wikoff, escort
ed by a troop OF rough riders. One
of the new comedy pictures shows q
country scene, with bevy Of city girls
near a rail fence. A farmer boy driv-
ing a COW, starts her into a run on
approaching the girls, who climb over
and under the fence. There is a pic
ture of the famous battery E, Capron'a
battery. which made the great record
for gallantry at San Juan. The well
known Charleston cadets of Boston will
be seen in a rapid fire charge in bat
tlefield maneuver. The pictures already
seen, but which are retained on account
Of their popularity, will be the charge
of the French cuirassiers, the naval
reserves parading in Brooklyn and the
panoramic view OF Conway, England.
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companys season two weeks ago, and
everybody is delighted with the play,
which, though light, contains remark
ably pretty story and an abundance Of
subtle satire. The action of the play
is laid so years ago, and most Of the
characters are player folk, some of
whom marry into polite society, and
try to introduce their former eompan-
ions into the same set Messrs. Court
leigh, Morgan and WalCott, and Misses
Mannering and Tyree have made
strong hits, and so has a new arrival,
Miss Hilda Spong, an Australian girl
of much personal beauty.
Julia Arthur is having great success
as Rosalind at WallaCks theater, New
York. Albert Brown of this city is in
her company playing Oliver.
Marshall p Wilder, who hitherto has
contiued his labors to Y. NJ. c. A. en-
tertainments, lyceuin bureaus, and the
like, has at last decided to enter Vaude-
vile. tempted thereto by the liberal
salary offered him by Manager T. T.
Proctor.
Boston theaters this week: Hollis,
Empire company in ''Phroso'; fremont,
"A Misfit Marriage; Boston, yam
kee Doodle Dandy; Park Hotel
Topsy Turvy"; Museum, Because She
Loved Him So" Castle Square, 1.-THE
| Prisoner of Zenda"; Grand Opera
House, "Gayest Manhattan"
New York theaters this week
Broadway, Jeff De Angels, Herald
Square Hotel Topsy Turvy" Wal
lacks, Julia Arthur as Rosalind; Ly-
ceum, "Trelawney of the Wells; Acad
envy. Sporting Life; Bijou, May
| Irwin; Casino, "A Dangerous Maid" ;
Days. 1.-THE Merchant of Venice ;
Empire, John Drew; Fifth Avenue. "A
Runaway Girp'; Garrick, Catherine"
Garden. "The Christian; Knicker-
booker. w. II. Crane; Manhattan, THE
| Turtle; Madison Square, "On and
OFF,; Grand opera House, The Sign
Of the Cross; American, light opera
| in English
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LoTHRoP's OPERA HOUSE.

0oseP"
This familiar but ever popular play
- ,,.,,;ob the nub1ic never seems
Is olie u -'iI'' - -, a.
lures Of dramatic art that all classes
,na in+oraeted The company which is
'i { - ,f Nrossrs. nav
under the management u Ii999i . =
ter 6 O'Neill, has been brought To-
eatbar with special view to this pro-
-, roroo sums of money have
uueIio -.,,,o,,1o5 IN scenery and costumes
been expended III scenSly on,
and III the many Weilu clleCl ~ ~ ~,
electclly pay an lllit ~. 80, 90, Ia
deed Goethe Iuliiloit@ 80 a,l l,9
never received a more aaeq GaCg Ie ba
sentation ana me oli5eIedlI cloIe9 Wv" baI,s
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sHoPWoRN BLANKET&

During the alterations and opening
of the new Holiday Goods, the John c.
Machines Company had a great many
Fine Blankets sotled and damaged
This week they viii be sold cheap to
make room for more Christmas Goods
and another lot of those Grey Cotton
Blankets; $40 pairs at u IL cents each,
or % cents pair.
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PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

The success Of "The White Heather
ard its sensational diving scene signi-
fes the passing OF the buzzsaw, ore
o,.,eher and railway train regime of
,-,9Il,5ran,a with which we have been
deluged since Augustin
D i,o nroduced "Under the Gaslight.
8s a counterpart to Messrs, Raleigh
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THE PLAY.
In Town This
Week.
A LOCAL OPERA.
Marlboro Strikers Have a
Bencft Other Attractions,

The Worcester Theatre will devote
a.s,f his week to the native drama Of
Roland and Sweden. On Tuesday eve
rioc Andrew Mack, the well-known
5eInealor Of refined Irish character,
viii prcsent his new play, The Ragged
rsIo and GA Thursday and the bal
oeas of the week will occur the eagerly
anticipated production Of Charles IT,
TsBsons national Swedish opera,
oFridthjof and Ingeborg." Joseph Cal
Iaban. in his mastery rendition of
oFaust" viii occupy the stage at Lo-
thpops opera House, and the Nelson
sisters acrobats, viii be the chief draw
ir.. -.rd ~ the new Park.
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,,;,,o. i,l. of refined Irish character
viii present his new play, The Ragged
Ear, ana GA -"ulS''iS ana 'iie Ol'-
ance OF the "eeA WIZ! 0e0'i 'ilV e'Se'ig
anic'p@leu P'u"''e 'io'' - No go
Hauso1a 4-'' i 'u'i-'i -" 'p,' ."
"FridthJoL ana l''seDo's . 'o ,..i, " Oh
aaan' ~ ms li''''1i'E ~ '''i'
"FausG viii occupy the stage at To-
tbpops opera House, and the Nelson
.:...r, .rrobats viii be the chief draw
p'e.''' 1,,-
Ing cara al lhe ne" az H.
ANOPEW MACK.
No style OF play draws larger houses
g.. This CITY than what is known as
lila i..... T,.i.l, comedy of which An
"'7" 7.. -4
drew AatN Us d Iea"'Hs cAPoilelL'' III
fact Mr.. Mack has but one dangerous
rival in his chosen field, and generally
the admlrer OF one IS the admirer OF
both. so that Dpth MACK ana OlcoJt
fare remarkably well everywhere with
ont the slightest jealousy between them.
The old type oil lnSh play dealing WIN
yrannlcal red coats ana SraSplng lanq-
lords has happily been done away with,
and the popular VEN nowadays is
PASTORAL with romantic love story,
p-ohJF Oh 7eAllIiieIiLaf any Ilg ;.,, .!s
songs. upefal suPply u lrisu WIZ
and Iepdilee anu JusI enough u seli IS'e.
uonalism 10 keep the interest awe I'VE
without apoHils tle Ga1NI lilsS7 dllo ue-
heacy OF inc eiseIlt!e; 9uCh d piece
is 'lhe Tagged barL MI MacK next
pFodueuoA when everywhere mas p ,es
pronounced the ldeal irlsn play Inc
lob.
temen of wealth and position, so the
cosJuMlng is llCn and elaborate the
four scenes are all models OF landscape
art; The story is exciting without ne
ing commonplace or trashy, ana lhe
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A JoLI1F1cATroN.
The Hawaisans Informed of the Anns1a.
ten ot the Islands to the United :
States-The Coptic Arrives.

SAN FRANCIsco, July 27--Thc steam.
er Mariposa has arrived from Australia
and Honolulu, bringing the following
advices:
HONOLULU, July 20.-The steamship
Coptic arrived from San Francisco ON
the evening of the 18th inst, with the
important news that the United States
senate had ratified the Newlands reso.
lutions, making Hawaii part of the
United States.
Long before the vessel had reached
the harbor it. was known that tho
steamer brought annexation news. the
information being signalled to the Mo
hican.
Whistles of foundries, mills and
steamers were turned loose and pande.
monium reigned. Fireworks were set
off and 100 guns were fred on the
grounds of the executive building.
AT the same time the Hawiian band
marched through the streets to the
wharf playing American patriotic airs
An immense procession was formed
oho q uA"ACh WoS ulhut W Liic cAccus
tive building.
President Dole was at his beach
home when the steamer was sighted.
He hurried into town and reached the
wharf as the steamer tied up.
Capt. Sealby, of the Coptic, was pre-.
sented with u silver cup by the citi.
zens of Honolulu for bringing the
news. The cup bore the insert otion.
"Annexation. Presented by the cit
izens to Capt. Inman Sealby, Il. y. H.,
who brought the good news to Homo.
lulu"
The leading men of Honolulu met
to-day and recommended Harold NJ.
Sewall, U. S. minister to Hawaii, for
governor of the islands. 1t had been
generally thought that President D lie
would be their choice.
The Ohio, Para, Valencia and In.
diana, four vessels of the third fleet
of transports which returned to Homo
lu lu on account of an accident to the
Indiana were delayed here about -
hours and sailed again for Manila on
the 9th. There was some defect in the
boilers of the Indiana
The Monadnock and the Nero sailed
on the 18th.
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MOTIVES OF HUMANITY.
Prince Henry, of Prussia, Makes AN ON.
oial Statement in Regard to the
Irene Incident At Subig Bay

BERLIN, July 2s.-A dispatch from
Shanghai Wednesday says an official
statement from Prince Henry, OF Prus.
sia. in regard to the Irene incident at
subig bay, Philippine islands. mas
been published in the Ost-Asia-
tische Lloyd. 1t says the r.
enc went to Subig bay to take
off some Spanish women and children
who were in distress At Isla Grande
the German warship happened to meet
steamer belonging to the insurgents,
which left without any difficulty aris.
ing. On returning the Irene met out
side Manila bay two United States
ships, which did not speak to her.
In conclusion. the statement sets
forth that the removal Of women and
children was effected from motives
OF humanity and with strict obscrv-
ance of the rules of neutrality"
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Buya


Get you a permanent home,
You can do it with ease if YOU
60 to the New South for it.
Land along the QUEEN &CREs-
CENT ROUTE SO to SIS an acre.
and on easy terms. Schools
and churches, hospitable neigh
bors. No sunstrokes, no biz
yards. Grass grows green ten
months in the year. We will
send you descriptive books,
maps, &C., free on application.
Homeseekers' tickets SourH
twice a month at greatly re-
duced rates.
Write for information to w. q. R,nr.
ARSON, G. P. A., Cincinnati, O., or to @.
w. ZELL, d. P. A., 4th and Race straets
Cincinnati, o.
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Omcial Notice.

PARIS, July 2s.-The following Off.
ciale note was issued here Wednesday:
"At the request of the Spanish gov.
ernment, the French ambassador at
Washington has been authorized by
the French government to present q
note from the cabinet at Madrid to the
president of the United States. 1t is
in the name of Spain that NJ. Cambon,
who is charged to watch Spanish in.
terests in the United States, made this
communication to President McKin.
ley at the white house Tuesday after.
noon in the presence of Secretary
Dav"
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PORTLAND, Ore, July 8o.-Ths Port.
land chamber Of commeree Friday
adopted resolutions regarding TIE
philippines declaring s'thst We b.
lievs that any courss than the rstsn-
ton Of these islands would ~ con.
strued - snrrsndsF. TO the menace .
o. soreisn Powsrss that w unhesi.
tssiueiy dsnasd ~ rstsnt ties q thsss
isisndss that ~ eommsrce q the
orssnt nsy b shassd in by ses ps1pie
wishout diststiea ffea ~ uueepoan
poWes whateeevses
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Lightning Plays Havoc,

BED OAK, Neb., July so.-Lightning
killed three persons near Red Oak,
Neb. Three farm houses were de.
stroyed and 2S head of cattle belong.
ing to VIM. Shapcott were killed.
The Swedish Lutheran church at Wal.
lin was struck by lightning and
burned. w. B Barstow lost his barn
and 80 tons of hay by lightning. Nlne
horses in pasture were killed. Seri.
ous damage to the corn crop was done
By the wind.
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Color, colcnbis, July sa-The po-
sition Of the corruti msttsris now sx-
ssemely serioua Three Italian war
ships are in frontsof Cartagsns, one 10
here sud smother Il lying ct Dusus
Ventura The Italian ninistss st Bo-
gots ID here On board III steamer A.
ration. on sests 70 Europe. The
Italian aAnisaa has psesissd sea@s -
benbasd oestaGsaA 0ssat Dvisals
asd ths United otatss sss intss1erins
80 ~ admiral hsvisg sspssssnte1
~ eltBetjon - ~ Govoynmook =
- owal1iag AAal np1guef1ena
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MADRID, July 2s.-The government
denies that it has been occupied with
the question Of peace. Premier Sa-
gasta contradicts the statement that
official negotiations are in progress.
but the LONDON foreign office an.
nounces that negotiations due to pri.
vate initiative are proceeding.
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Returned From Alaska.

SEATTLE, Wash, July Steamer
Humboldt arrived from St Michaels
Wednesday afternoon with 1l2 passen-
gers from Dawson City and about one
million dollars in gold dust and as
much more in drafts This is the esti.
mate OF Purser Twiggs, who says it 10
Q very conservative one.
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Mills to Shut Down.

Providence. r. l., July 2s-Notices
have been posted in the cotton mills At
Bristol which are operated by the
Richmond Manufacturing company,
stating that the mills will be shut down
during the month Of August A dull
market for goods Is the cause of the
curtail ment
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To Join Cam.r.'s squ.dro..

GBRALrAR, July 80-The Spanish
cruiser Lepanto. now st Cartagena,
has been ordered to Join Camaras
squadron, which has been at Cedis
since Wednesday. The cruiser Al.
fonso Kill is quite unit for seA She
requires extensive alterations
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Ask your Grocer today to show you Z
package Of GRAIN-O. the new food
drink that takes the place Of coffee. Tho
ehildrsn may drink II without injury =
we'll - the adult. All who try It IKE 1t.
GRAIn-O has that rich ssal brown of
AoehA Or java. bat II Il made issn puss.
GEains. and the most dslicaGe stomaeh
seeeives y without distssn. I TIE psise
g eo9bs. Ia asd; s6etA ~ DeekaGs.
oold ~ I'll esoeegu. q 5
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LONDON, July pa special dispatch
received here Wednesday morning
from Madrid states that King Alfonso
Is suffering from IN attack OF messleA
30 far ~ can be learned the kings ILL
ness 10 not very severe.
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Pc. the Pss's Hers.
liuiu1 In thu AT of 1ainin~

Training Il the Art Of gaining.
0uistuess Il the magnet Of peace.
Patience II the barometer Of faith.
Good works ere the voice Of faith.
The man who stands for God IL safe
70 stAnd alone.
The Gospel means not law over men,
but love IN them.
Tenposttea 4 ~ balsaes whsre
shsSaetes b wsigAs6
eynpaAAy = Ne ehapnsl n which
- enssent q , nAat tAeueht ssss-
0anS uesa. =
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CHARLES INGEBRAND.
-D1ALER IN
Fresh Meats Of All Kinds
6TORHS AND FAMII IHs
SUPPLxD WI1u
FRESH BOLOGNA
Pictures Tell The Story

OF how everything looks in South Ds.
kots ~ the:rssult:of the great crops Of
the Last three yesrs. The Chicago, Nil.
vsukee 4 st. Paul Railway. company haa
had photographs taken Of actual farm
scenes In South Dakota and has had
them reproduced in an attractive sisht.
paes Observation-Disclosures, which Il u dis.
sribusins tree OF cost to Ill who ase look.
Ing for new homes in the most fertile
section Of the Middle Northwest.
Send youR address TO 81. r. Hunter.
Immigration Agent for South Dakota.
20l Dearborn street. Uhicago. Ill, or 70
". =. Powell. General ImmigssAiop
Assnt. 40 Old Colony Building, Chi.
eaGo. III.
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spsnisrds Want Hostiiitiss Stopped sun.
day.
MAnRyn I,n1vy UU1~~

MADRID. July 29.-When questioned
regarding peace negotiations Prime
Minister Sagasta said that Duke AL.
modovar de Rio. the foreign minister,
in his note to President Mckinley,
has asked for Q suspension OF hostil-
tiles on sunday. Mckinley. in reply,
said he would consult with his csbi.
net The foreign minister expects
that sstisfactory reply will immedi.
stely be eiven through N. Cambon,
the French ambassador TO the United
states. through whom Spains note
was presented
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~ csbaa isuis ssSs essss s,saG -,
e1lpo - Americas sntspsine vhsa
asiasds sss expelled iron the =
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-01
ABOUT TOWN

G. Smiths new brick house on
Fourth street is occupied by A. f..
Norbury and family.
1t does not much matter whether
Squires is made marshal in fact, If
the Union ticket wins. He might
as well be made mayor at once.
Joe Daley being overladcn wi h
whiskey. sat on the iron rail in
front of the Tribune windows this
afternoon. He lost his balance
and toppled backwards striking on
his head in the narrow space be-
low. To the astonishment of those
who saw him fall he did not appear
to be hurt.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-01
A COMBINED POLICY
select Life and Accident Company
Plan of the Company

Each policy is for $1,000 straight
life insurance and provides for
Sl0.50 per week accident indem-
nifty and one half the policy in
cash for total permanent disability
or blindness; also $500 for loss of
hand or foot
Double indemnity paid for an
accident while travelirs- as pas
senger in public conveyance pro-
polled by steam, cable or electric
ity,
Women admitted on the same
terms and rates as men.
One, two or three policies of
5000 each will be issued to the
same person.
Two medical examinations of
each applicant will be required in
all cases.
Iii the event of the death of a
member within two years from
date of policy, the amount to be
paid on each policy is limited to
81 900, in addition thereto all pay
ments made by the member are
returned.
Saloon keepers, underground
workers, sailors and others engag-
ed in hazardous occupations not
accepted.
The policy is incontestible from
any cause after two years, except
failure to pay premiums.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-01

Washington, April lit is gen
orally believed this afternoon that
the hurried preparations being
made by the flying squadron are
for the purpose of sailing south
and intercepting the Spanish
cruisers in their effort to convoy
the torpedo fiotilla to port. If not,
this squadron must be destined to
sail for st. Thomas, as the senate
is expected to pass the bill for the
acquisition of the islands this after
noon.
Admiral Schley of the flying
squadron received tclegraphic or
ders this morning from the navy
department to be ready to sail at
an hours notice.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-01
FROM ALL AROUND

The hanging of the President in
efiigy was reported yesterday from
Newport, r. l., Richmond, Va,
and Buffalo, N. Y. 1t was attrib-
uted to boys or unknown fools in
the first and last named places. In
Richmond it was the act of con
siderable crowd, Influenced by in
fiamamble speeches,
The New York Legislature yes
terday railroaded through a bill
appropriating Sl,oo0,00o for the
use of the military and naval
forces of that state in case of war.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-01
WAR CAN SCARCELY
Be AVERTED NOW
The President Outlines Spain's
Reply TO His Demands
ENTIRELY Unsatisfactory

Washington, April After the
cabinet meeting at I:50 p. IN.
today, the President gave out a
statement regarding Minister
Woodford's telegram received last
night. 1t announces that General
Blanco has revoked the Pando
order relative to the western prov
inccs of Cuba. and that Spain has
appropriated 100000 pesetas for
relief so that the people can return
to their homes.
Spain will accept the assistance
of the United Statas in relieving
distress and will consider the ques-
ton of an armistice if the proposal
comes from the Cuban insurgents.
1t sthe unanimous opinion of
the members of the cabinet that
war with Spain is now certain.
The tone of Spain's reply to the
Presidents demands is entirely un-
satisfactory and a portion of it is
almost flippant.
The President will at once begin
the preparation of his message but
it will not go to Congress until
Monday.
Another cabinet meeting will be
held at 5 O'Clock, at which an out
line of the recommendations to
Congress will be submitted.
All negotiations have been called
off and Congress will henceforth
deal directly with the matters in
volving Spain and Cuba.
During the cabinet meeting it
was stated that the Cuban junta
prefers the United States to recog-
nize Cuba's independence, rather
than policy of armed interven-
ton. They say that recognition is
sufficient.
1t is probable that the commit
tee on foreign relations, after hear
ing the tenor of the Presidents
message will proceed to prepare
legislation in accordance with its
recommendations, even before it is
received
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-01
LOCAL AND Personal.

DIR. Roseberry and II. III. Pres
ton continue to improve.
Mrs. John Beck has fully recov-
cred from her late illness.
Newwalks are being laid around
the residence of j. S. Brown.
DR.. Thomas and wife are suffer
ing with severe throat trouble.
G.. +. Hall, from Loup City, Neb..
is in town guest of II. M. Holms.
Mr.. Hall intends to settle in Flor
ence.
The funeral services of j. r.
Jones will be held at Undertaken
Diebert's Sunday, at 9 a. m. This
will give the men who worked with
him at Cyanide an opportunity to
attend.
j. B, Major and A. NJ. Crawford
will cultivate the eight acre patch
on the corner of Fourth street and
Petroleum avenue this season, and
will place the product ON the Grip
pie Creek and Florence market.
-Four burros have been in the
town pound for four days without
food or water. DIR. Paxton gave
them some hay today and saved
them from starving. 1t is sup
posed that boys shut them up
there.
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Fire Alarm Foraker

Washington, April The Sen
ate is ready to act today if the
President is willing. "The Presi-
dents message need not be long
delayed said Senator Foraker.
1T could come today or tomorrow.
| do not favor delay. We should
go out and meet the Spanish tor
pedo hotilla before it reaches our
waters
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-01

Madrid, April THE reply OF
the Spanish government to the
proposals of the United States is
altogether unsatisfactory and the
announcement that the demands
OF President Mckinley are re-
jected is practically official. Min
lister Woodford is preparing to
leave Spain.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-01
SPANS CRUISERS AND
OUR FL Y|NG SQUADRON
Both are Ready to Starr on a
Hazardous Race
TO MEET TORPEDO FLOTILLA

Havana, April The Spanish
cruiser, Viscaya, is preparing to
sail at any moment. 1t is said
that her captain has already re-
ceived sailing orders. The cruiser
Almirante Oquendo has also 70
ceived orders to start. 1t is be-
ieved they will go to meet the
torpedo hotilla.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-01
New York, April, 1-2:15 p. Nj.
A general and severe stump in all
stocks has occurred.
Slashed His Head Off

st. Louis, April l-James Street
and A. d. Hennessey, who were
employed at the fair grounds, were
engaged in fist fight this morn
ing when Anton McHale walked
up behind them and with slash
of his razor almost cut the head off
Street.
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FitzgerreII's Rent List.

3 elegant rooms unfinished on
Pixies Peak avenue.
3 room frame in Chase orchard.
3 room frame on Seventh street.
2 good farms to rent for the year
1898.
room frame on West Main st.
6 room brick close in.
3 room frame on Santa Fe ave.
. room brick, Florence Heights
addition.
Elegant 4 room new brick house
close in; also portion of the fur
nlture in the house for sale.