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Evening journal., 1898-01-29
YA1E,S SONS DINE

H. T. Cause, Joseph R. Gawthrop and
]. H. sHoffecker, of this city, attended
the thirtieth annual dinner of the
Alumni Association of Yale College in
Philadelphia last night. The banquet
was served at the Bellevue Hotel, and
over a hundred Yale graduates were
nrecpnt
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The loss sustained by fire occurring
January 25, on the store goods OF Mr..
w. +. Collins, at Cheswold, Kent coun-
ty, Delaware, and insured in the Com
mercial Fire Insurance Company, OF
Wilmington, was satisfactorily ADJUST
sed and paid January q by Mr.. c. L.
Sherman. secretary of the company.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
CHRIsTIANA's DELEGATION.

Democrats of Christiana hundred
last evening elected these delegates
and alternates to the county conven-
ton: In the Western district, John w.
Chapelle was chosen; in the Northern,
George Mcintyre; in the Eastern,
Thomas Toy; in the Southern, George
Frederick, and in the Marshallton dis
trict, George w. Spicer, Jr.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
HELP WANTED.


A LIMITED number of respectable
girls can secure employment by. apply
Ing at the Jute Works, over Eleventh
street bridge.
WANTED.-A girl for general house
work. Apply 1903 Adams street.
WANTED.-Upright and faithful gen.
tlemen or ladies to travel for responsible,
established house in Delaware. Monthly
SOS and expenses Position steady. Ret-
erence. Enclose self-addressed stamped
envelope. The Dominion Company, Dept.
X, Chicago.
WANTED-Agents, male and female, to
solicit insurance. Policies issued on
monthly plan if desired, from $loo TO Slo,-
900. Full and immediate benefit, half the
amount of policy for permanent disabil-
ity by accident or sickness. Also Iimi-
ted Payment Policies issued in 10, 10, and
20 payments Call or address,
w. S. HOFFMAN & CO.,
Managers,
Covenant Mutual Life Assn, of Illinois.
S36 Market street.
Incorporated Jan. O. 1871.
Ehas. Fehrenbach, Gen. Agt.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 4S2.
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]. b. MARTIN. THIE HYPNOTTsr

John B. Martin Of this city, gave an
exhibition of his hypnotic powers last
night before the members Of Fairfax
Lodge, 1. o. o. L. He had two subjects
perfectly under control. and it was
wonderful to see how they obeyed his
every wish. There were a number of
the lodge members present, also sew
eral visitors from other lodges in the
city.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
LARGE RARN RnRNEn-

The large barn on the John M. Clay
ton farm near Mt. Pleasant. was de-
stroyed by fire early this morning. Sew
eral horses and COWS are reported
burned, as we'll as large quantities of
provender The loss is estimated at
SO 900; partially insured.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
ADDICKS TO HIT BACK.
Claims That the u. G. l. Co.
is Back of the Suit.
TIE GAS MAN WILL FIGHT
THE BAY STATE COMPANY WILL
INSTITUTE THE SAME PROCEED
INGS AGAINST THE PHILDEL-
PHIA CONCERN. AND THE BAT
TIE PROMISES TO BE A ROYAL
ONE.

Gas circles are greatly agltated over
the recent suit filed in the United States
Court against the Bay State Gas Com
pany, Of Delaware, by stockholders OF
Philadelphia and Boston. 1t is now
alleged that the new controversy just
opened originated by action Of the
United Gas improvement Company,
backed by Whitney, Widener and Ell
kins in which the defendants allege
that the U. G. l. Company is at the
head Of the game, and not the stock.
holders named in the complaints.
J. Edward Addicks and the other de-
PENDANTS named in the briefs are pre-
pairing their answers to the bills fled
by the attorneys for the stockholders,
and which will end in the attorneys for
the Bay State Company assuming the
same position in instituting proceed
ings against the U. G. /. Co. as those
brought by the plaintiff.
Addicks also claims that. at a meet
| ing of the stockholders of the Bay
State Gas Company, the books of the
/ company were opened and examined
and found to be satisfactory, and jusl
where the stockholders place theil
charges is a mystery to the man oi
many troubles. The Weir suit will in
vOlve interest amounting to about 3d.
600, while the Morse suit involves 81,
600. The defendants must appear in
court and answer to the claim made
by the stockholders by March T.
The attorneys for the Bay State peo
pie will probably be Senator Gray, II
H Ward, Andrew Gray and Walter II
Hayes. The fight will be a bitter one
as it is between, it is said, the two big
gest companies in the United States.
United States Marshal Short wen
down the state this morning to serv
| several summons in the case.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
A NAM RRAKEMAN

Huber Inderlid, of Wyoming. has ac
cepted a position as brakeman In the
West Yard. Wilmington. He went on
duty to-day.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
ENCoUNTERED BAD wEATHER.

Tank steamer Oilfeld (Br), which
arrived at Marcus Hook yesterday
from Crete. reports having encounter
ed terrific weather during which she
had considerable damage done TO her
decks. One Of the sailors had his thigh
broken.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
TESTING THEIR SCALES.

The Charles Warner Company Is
having its scales tested. An expert
scale tester from the Fairbanks Scale
Company tests them every month, and
this is his regular visit.
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90 no THE "RANK ,

No. z East Fourth street. for fine lunch
daily, 10 to 1 mornings; 9 TO IL even
ings. Lunch tonight: Stewed marsh
rabbit, clam chOwder and souer krout.
j w. Wagner
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
IN ST. JAMES' CEMETERY.

Mrs. Sarah Jane Miller, wife Of
Joseph Miller, of Newport, died on
Thursday. This afternoon the body
was inferred in st. james Cemetery,
at that place.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
INTERMENT AT RIVERVIEW.

At Riverview Cemetery tomorrow
afternoon the remains OF Mrs. Susan
Glasco will be buried. The services
will be held at the home of Sam
uel Lewis, her son-in-law, No. 2235
Market
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
A SLIGHT FIRE.

A pun of wind, blazing gas jet and
lace curtains caused a slight fire last
night at the home of ]. II. Wright, No.
1908 Adams street. The loss is nomi-
nal.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
WOUND UP THEIR WORK-

The county assessors concluded their
sittings at the Court House to-day
There was nothing especially marked
in the proceedings of the last day.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
HER RrnDER GnNE-

A Lewes dispatch says the slOOp-
yacht Orion, from New York for Hamp-
ton Roads, is anchored two miles
south OF the Indian river, with rudder
gone.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
EARLY FUNERAL SERVICE.

The funeral services over Harry NJ.
Pearce, well-known in this city, were
held at his late. home. No. S15 North
Fortieth street, Philadelphia. at $50
O'Clock this morning
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RoBERT MMILLAN's FUNERAL.

Tomorrow afternoon the funeral of
Robert McMillin, will be held, inter-
ment being made at Mount Salem
Cemetery. The services will be held at
the home of his son-in-law, J. Elwood
Hardcastle, No. SOP North Franklin
street
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
WAS TAKEN SICK IN BALTIMORE.

Mrs. A. H. Miller. OF No 3O4 West
street, this city was taken sick a few
days ago while on visit to her mo-
ther. in Baltimore Mrs. Miller has i'm
proved enough to go to Petersburg,
Va. where she will remain about a
week to recuperate.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29

OFFICE 7TH AND KING. PHONE 545.
H. T. Sergeant, dealer in Coal an
Wood. Large Pea Coal for family use
Hickory Wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
sALOON CHANCES HANDS.

Harry King. of Sixth and Orange
streets, this city, has sold his saloon.
Joseph McCullia, also Of this city, was
the purchaser.
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ne is A FATHER.

George Jones. of this city, is the
happy father Of fine little daughter,
Mother and child are doing well.
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For SALE.

HAVE A few good secondhand
Columbia and Hartford Bicycles and
a good line of bicycle supplies, stands,
lamps, etc, which / am Offering at
bargain until February 1st.
JOHN A. CRANSTON, No. w. Sth ST.
FOR SALE.-Pool table, in hrst-class
order. Address IL. w. T., this Office.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
DAMAGED PLATES TORN AWAY.

The damaged plates on tho Glenochil
are being torn away to be replaced by
new ones The Glenochil is in the dry
dock at the Harlan and IIollingsworth
Company.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
VEIL GOT Or WITH COSTS.
SLOTE CASE AGAIN CONTINUED
UNTIL MONDAY NIGHT TO SUM
MON WITNESSES.

When tho case Of Edward Slote.
charged with insulting women on the
streets. was called in Judge Balls
court this morning his counsel. II. r.
Bringhurst, asked for a continuance
until Monday night in order to secure
witnesses for the defence.
John McClane and James Hamilton
were fined for drunkenness.
Moses We'll was arraigned for har-
boring an unregistered dog. The case
was prosecuted by Willard Hall Por-
ter Of the s. p c. A. He was fined
the costs in the case.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
TURKEY LUNCH.

Will be served at the Lafayette, No.
sos Market street, this evening from 3
to IL o'clock. NJ. j. Sharkey.
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LAYTON HOUSE

CLAYTON HOUSE.
Dinner Monday u to 2.
Cafe or main dining-room. ONLY soc.
Cream Chicken with Rice.
Consomme Sage.
Boiled Fresh Goldfish, whole Boiled Po-
tatoes.
Celery. Olives Pickles
Chowchow Cranberries.
Corned Beef and Cabbage.
Baked Calves Head with Poached Eggs.
Alabama Custard, Vanilla Sauce.
Prime Ribs of Beef. Dish Gravy.
Young Turkey, oyster Filling.
Loin OF Young Pork with Baked Apples.
Mashed Potatoes. Drowned Sweet Pota-
toes.
Green Peas. Hominy.
Stewed Tomatoes.
Cream Sponge. Apple Pie. Cherry Pie.
Sweet Potato Custard.
Strawberry Ice Cream. Cakes.
Crackers. Cheese.
Tea. Coffee. Cocoa. MIX.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29

TO CURE, A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money II 1t falls. sc.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALEt-The licensed saloon prop
erty l6 East Front street Possession
given March p next. JOHN M'NEY.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29

EWART MAKES A PURCHASE.
Frank Ewart has purchased one OF
the Spencer Chandler farms, of 100
acres, near Hockessin, for $40 per acre.
Evening journal., 1898-01-29
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST.-On january 26. a small-sized
black-faced pug dog, with white spot on
breast Had on a red leather spiked col
lar. Reward II returned to 404 East
Fourth street.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

MISS NAY C.. KELLEY. 42s East Ninth
street Dressmalking in all it's branches
by her patented tailor system, exclusively.
Patterns cut and sold to personal meas
urement. Come and see me.
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
CHEAPEST AND BEST
CLINTON COOK, Bayard Building
Ninth and Market streets,
Wilmington, Del.
NOTICE-S19.50 will buy a 3-Drawer
Sewing Machine made and guaranteed by
the White Sewing Machine Company. Re-
pair All makes Sewing Machines.
J.. NJ ROCKEFELLER
N. 100 West Seventh street.
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PERSONAL.

MUST / wait until my older sister mar
ries? Am %, called pretty. have $o'VOV.
EGOTISM. 200 'E 5lst street N. y.
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IlALLY SALE THIS AFTERNOON.
This afternoon Sheriff Finn will sell
the property Of Thomas r. Lally. It
is on the north side of Front street.
near Washington.
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THE CAT AND THE CHERUB.

Hanna and was promised something good
when the campaign was over, and he did
some hard work. He could have had n
place abroad, but did not want to leave Tho
country. He wanted something more IN
lire with his professional inclinations. Dur
ing the campaign Hanna engaged In tho
pernicious and dangerous habit of writing
letters, and In one of these he used the
language so frequently quoted TO the effect
that a public man owed the public nothing.
The letter fell into the hands of Watson.
and was preserved by him. All this time
Watson had been promised the Interstate
commerce commisgionershp by Hanna and
fully expected to get 1t. Before announce
inent was made that Paxson was TO be ap-
pointed Watson was prevailed upon to give
up the indiscreet letter referred to. and
turned II over to Hanna. After having
done Hannas work aud saved him from his
own jndiscretions. Watson is turned down
and will get nothing. It is but another in
stance OF the base ingrattude of Hanna to-
ward those who do his dirty work and
labor hardest while doing 1t.
Both Grant and Green are expected here
early next week. and then there will be
blood and hair and the ground tore up"
Gaze.
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Long CONTEST ENDED.
Fight Over the Georgia Central Is
EettIcI.

Fight Over the Georgia Central Is
Settlcd.
Augusta, Ga, January lit is stated
from an authentic source that there Will
be no further conference between Messrs.
Thomas and Ryan and the Georgia railroad
and the Louisville and Nashville on the
long contested interest in the Georgia rail-
road.
Today letter was received here stating
that Messrs. Thomas and Ryan had relin-
quishcd all claims Tor MALT interest in the
lease. The Central claimed, and some time
after the lease Me srs Thomas and Ryan
clainsd, to have bought the half interese
in the lease, together With a. lot OF odds
and ends But the Louisville and Nash
Vile denied that the Central - any claim
on the lease. Major w. I. Gary was APP
pointed to take the testimony In tie case,
and carly in the spring several days were
consumed here in tie taking of testimony
The Georgia railroad people who were put
on the stand as Witnesses stated that the
Louisville and Nashville was the only road
that paid the rental, and that 1t had been
some time since tine Central bad put up
money for the lease.
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STATE.

Arrangements have been made for
charging tho Confederate Home ar
Austin.
Mr.. Bryan and party spent only
short time at Austin.
New Years reception at the gov
erncr's manwion was very brilliant
society event.
4 negro farmer was murdered near
Newton by unknown parties In am
bush.
W. T. Loosen of Eagle Lake flied II
deed of trust; Riley ~ Jones OF Green
willie flied chattcl mortgage, j. Il.
Aiason OF Galveston filed n deed or
trust; S. NJ. Mathonican OF McNia filed
a deed of trust; n. II. Jones OF Calvert
n,Cde a general assignment.
A small wreck on tho Gulf and Inter
state near Beaumont.
Little demand for lumber. hut an
improved demand for tsnbers and ties
at Beaumont.
Little i,tll IN demand for lumper Is
anticipated at Orange.
Hotel at Gainesville burned: white
caps burned ba ~ near Ennis; dnccn-
diaries burnx2 hay warehouse at
Kossc.
a truck farmer near Beaumont dcn,-
onstratcs that the business Is il paying
ore.
Farmers about weimar will diversity
their crops.
Waco council was unable to ovor-
rItlo the veto Of tho mayor on the
i. ..... n
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CHINA.

Bishop Amer states that Germany's
occupation of Kato Chau is permanent
and That the pope is DESTROYS of Ger
many exercising a protectoratc over
China.
No interference with German plans
In China, ds anticipated from amy OF
the European powers.
Britain is not really alarmed over the
situation In the Far East. Most OF lac
reports sent out are said to be mere
glicss work.
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PoLITICAL.

Mr.. McIaie of Cor.icana won't ruin
for attorney gcncialif tho primary sys-
TEN ~ adopted.
Farmer Shaw announces that Two"
arc going to defeat Commissioners
Storey.
house officers are short of enough
votes to elect: many members OF con-
srcss and "othors" who reside In
Washington arc at col,rmhus to aid IN
tho spcnator's re-electipn.
TIanpa. has given out a statement In
which ho says he believes public sem
tlment" win force his election.
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To open part OF Alnalsa.

Washington, January 1.--commissioner
Herman and the agricultural office ara
preparing report on the bill introduced
in congress segregating the Indians now
Oil Anene Island. off the Alaska coast on
tie west peninsula Of the leland and re-
storing the remainder of the public domain
with view OF opening ii np 10 settlement
Rich mineral deposits are found In the
island and determined effort is being
made to hay, the country opened TO settle
ment SO that the white man may enter and
introduce mining operations. The West
Peninsula contains about twenty-one
square miles. sufficient. 1t Is claimed. TO
locate all the Indians now on the island.
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LOCAL.

Moro help for the Faith Home; its
anr ual election approaching.
The Afro-Amciscan association viii
permanently organize tomorrow.
An effort viii be made to revive In
terest IN Che Pan American college.
The midwlnter injecting OF the public
school principals and superintendents.
A number Of delightful New Year en-
tertaInments.
4 change in the proprietorship OF tho
Hntchins house.
The rinw year opened up with an un.
Usual number Of Are alarms.
Judge Sam II. Brashear announces
f)i mayor.
Judge Wilson decided against the CITY
In It's su.t to try title against the In
ternationai and Great Northern Rail-
way company.
A reccrd-bpeakinE day In the collec-
ton Of city taxes.
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FOREIGN.

Germany is said TO be SIDING up to
britain. as 1T Is found that she needs
new friends who are strong.
Runor OF Bismarcis's death was att
tcrly unfounded.
Germany denies that RECIPROCITY ne
ROTATIONS with the United States nave
failed.
TWO gangs OF murdcrcrs and robbers
who have tcrnorzed Paris havo been
arrested.
Bauffy told the Austrian liberals tnat
be l,eNeved they would finally win.
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A STEAMER WRECKED.
Captain and T'hirty-Six Men Arc
Adrift on the Sea.

AuriIt ON the sea.
Halifax, N. s., January 1.-Steamer Ge-
roma from Portland, Maine, bound to Lon
den with 400 cattle and general cargo
Struck Seal Island this morning and was
second offceriand twenty-three of the
crew reached the shore. The remaining of
those on board, including Captain Baxter
and thirty-six others. headed for Seal
Island.
Unless Captain Baxter and the remainder
of the crew who steered for Seal Island
have succeeding in reaching shore before
this time it is feared they will never do so,
as a heavy gale has been blowing almost
continuously since yesterday.
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MAY MAKE WAN on EVANS.
Pension Agents Expected TO Pursue
Their Usual Tactics.

Pension Agents Expected to Pursue
Their Usual Tactics.
Washington, January Pension Com
missioner Evans has, by his vigorous con-
domination of their methods, aroused the
wrath of every pension attorney and claim
agent In the unitci States. 1t is freely
predicted that they Will adopt their usual
tactics and make concerted effort 10 Sc
his removal.
II is expected that through their in
fiuence resolution will shortly be intro
duced in congress calling for AN inycsti-
cation of the pension office. This resolu-
ton, following precedent, will purpolt to
be made In behalf of the old soldiers. Every
investigation OF this office hitherto has
been started al this way. the pension at
torneys using the veterans to pull the
ehestEiiis out OF the fire. The ground on
which the Investigation Will be asked VIII
be the Old one Of delay In granting PEN
sions."
Nearly every pension commissioner who
has dared to wage war on the attorneys
hds been driven out of Office by them soon
CT or later Dominic /. Murphy, whose long
service in the pension Office thfoAgh fhe
Yeas which preceded his appointment as
commissioner OF pensions by President
Cleveland makes him one OF the best posted
men on tho subject in the country, said
today:
'.In my opinion there Is absolutely noth-
ing 10 recommend the scheme OF publish
ins the names OF pensioners. In 1883. when
there were about S20.0 900 names on the rolls.
there was a list published by the govern
ment. IL took 1--WE large volumes, and the
result was that the pension office was de.
luged with applications for increased rates.
The pension attorneys took advantage OF
the lists to solicit business. Tho pension
ers now on the rolls number nearly 1.D00.-
00O and 1t would require about sixteen
volumes 20 print their names and the other
information that would be given"
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DOMESTIC.

Bostcn man offers to produce Mrs.
Luetgcrt II no i, paid $4,000. but Iuet-
serts attorneys have litt.e confidence
On the proposition.
Ten per cent cut IN wages Is effective
fn ube ssinccok. N. H.. mills.
Mayor Van Wyck assumes his duties
as executive officer OF Greater New
York.
The Kentucky Lottery company or
Frankfort throws up tho sponge and
quits business forever
Pullman's sons Will get more money
than their father aaYticlpated.
French prison ship. Just returned
from Drcyfus Island, is now at Tampa.
Fla.
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Wand. No nldr On coparaet..

Washington. January 1.-The secretary
of the treasury has recommended to con-
gress the rspeal Of the clause in the law
governing the letting Of contracts OF over
$1,000 10 be advertised and lei 10 the high
est bidder. He also urges legislation re-
outing Indian agents and army officers
acllng as such 10 file bonds. and that res
listers and receivers be made liable on their
official bends for the proceeds 81 talcs
or Indian lands end all other money re,
c.ived by them under the law or oitic'sli
regulations.
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20 uavs. Il +. Burns oil Pittsburg. I'M
vensor ~ new process for the manu-
fant,lrc Of steel, by which process Il Is
canned high grade steel can be made
from any quality OF mon, Is negotiating
r,;fh IrrynI11ent ircn masters here with
view 10 erecting steel plant with up
wards az 10000 capital. The works
would employ 1860 men Burns was for-
Bri,ist, rnyerDment. and ~ said TO have
TIC baaEing 81 strong English. capitalists.
ii Il believed the deal will DO conHum-
rnutsd.
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CUbn.

Havana advices show that oeheIa'
rp.ndo has not been able to DO any
thing with the revoludon'sts'
General weyler denies Statements az
,r,buted 20 him by the press
Gererai Rivera taken through en0
Sweets Of barcelona, Spain, In chains.
New officers sworn In by Marsnai
elanco and Consul General Lee COM
plimented.
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RAILROADS.

Division superintendent Scott of tho
Santa Fe was formerly trainmaster at
Ctillicothe, Ohio.
The first railroad charters were given
In Maine.
A comparative statement OF freight
shipments over Texas roads.
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g ~

that his man should have g.lrfeI with
a higher gear than o. but the work after
he exchanged his broken machine for ono
geared 20 1N was not up to his trainers
expectations. and there is mo reas0nab.. 9
doubt from his work that Michael can
give q mile m rs TO the Frcnchman and
beat him caa5ly at that, 80
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SPORT.

sharkey mas issued a challenge TO
Fitzs.mmons.
Galveston is. Houston 0: Galveston
10, Lake Charles g.
Jack Everhardt apent the day IN
Houston.
Michael again defeated Taylcr, ridins
away from him easily.
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COT TON.

snow storm of the season in the northern
part of the State set in early Friday even
tng and 1t is still srt5wing hard ana drift
ing badly. From II to Is inches of snow
has fs.f,es1,
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CElVED...
JUNE Tennessee Triumphs and New Yorl.
|ose ana Peerless Seed Potatoes.
CHAS. BOLLERASS.
Today'. Prohnl,ilitie..

iingaon, january l.--Eastern Texas
slowly rising temperature; variable
neas. Indian Territory and Okla
ta,r; warmer; variable winds, be-
h a.sd South Dakota, Nebraska an,
arr warmer; 4 southwesterly
rado-F Fair; variable winds.
Fhihg = Fair; warmer; variable
lana : Fair; warmer; southwest