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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
The convention adjourned at O'Clock.
FUSION FAILS IN WISCONSIN
Democrats and PopuIists Put Out
Seperate Jtate Tickets

Milwaukee VIE, Sept For governor.
Hiram W. Sawyer. Hartford.
Lieutenant governor-Peter Y. Deuster.
Milwaukee
Secretary of s,ate-P. o. strorame. Mad
ison-
Treasurer-C. J. MaIek. Mnwaukes.
Attorney general-Harry II. Grace. su-
perior.
Insurance comrn5ssionsr-John ? schind
Railroad commissioner-R C 9. VII
cox. OF DePere
Superintendent Of public instructlon-W
H. Schultz. OF Spring Greene.
Thel ticket Vas nominated after one OF
the stormisst and Longest drawn out Dem
ocrstlc state conventions ever ned In
Wisconsin. The fight vas conAned - the
question OF fusion With the oPp1I.sts ~
the state ticket. J. was battle between
ire largs delegation from Mllwzafee
county against me rest OF the state IRE
outside delegates finally came oSct vic
torIous, when q vote on the resolution %
allow the Pooultsts 70 name candidate
FOR secretary % state. subtsct 20 he ap-
prevail % this Convention. was lost. the
vote resulting IS for and 81 against ~
son
Notwithstanding that The question u ia
sion was voted down. a oPpuiist. J5h1 =
SCHNEIDER. q ~, wsukee. s11cceedeS 2 b.
lng nominated FER Insurance. cumaas sstue-
~ However. & was - 4 Democrat tlzr
ne received TIE uomina;,oa ant no; -
Populist
After ths convention got 20 - Ire fE-
son question. he proceedings =sss 1sEo.e
% al ~rzaEliag- zssS re csseEafes f.
lshe5 the1r isssrs a. a late hossT fozisssf
AID s6sournSs-
Mlweukee. Wis sspt The P8rsss,
stat. conyeutlcr ;oE.4gzt nominated tAs
fogaoEt1x ticket. altar begng szform - -
TIE cozfeFszce committee tat ths Dezss-
Gratis nas failed % sG9r7 q sgEsgn atasnss
Csoxe-nnr-A- 4 Wars1sT Rsrsrss
Lz41ssnart gayeTs cr-S5ezces Ps3zss.
Dead Ds Lac
Secretary q stzse-Artszngs Aria. NJ
Wznkee-
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SCARED FOR ONE Day
Great Britain Anxious About
the Anglo Egyptians.
COMM UNlCATl0N CUT OFF
And 1t Was Feared a MaSsa-
ere Had Occurred.

London. Sept I-Great Britain IS begin
ming 10 be alarmed lest the fate OF Hicks
Pashs has bet&llen the AngiO-Egyptian
army under the sirdar. General SIR Her
bert Kitchener The latest news received
was telegraphed from the front on Monday
night. The army was then twenty-1hree
niles from Omdurman. the dervish camp
near Khartoum, where the khalifA was re-
ported 10 be waiting with l0oooo warriors
well equipped with field guns. General
Kitchener's forces consisted Of iO.oOo Brit
ish troops and 1900 Egyptian blacks. thu
most perfectly equipped force the govern
ment has ever pu, In the field. having
plenty Of horse artillery and Maxim guns.
Il was planned 10 keep IN constant COM
municatiOn with the base sy field tele-
graph. hence the fears tha; In spite OF Ire
superiority OF morale and acceutremea:s
the Anglo-Egyptian force MAJ have ttsn
overwhelmed 10y numbers.
The government officers Officially an
nounce confidence in the outcome % tas
engagement but privately they do hot con-
ceaI their nervousness at the ask or tld-
ingS from the front.
But THIS EXPLAINS TT.
London, Sept Gil .. r.l--The var offsee
was relieved this evening by The re ,eipt
OF dispatch from Cairo explaining TIE
sudden interruption OF news from the Sou
dan, which gave rise 20 some uneastness
yesterday as t. the movement OF the Ala
glo- Egyptian column now ADVANCING to-
ward Omdurman under General Sir Her
bert Kitchener
II appears that telegraph!e communica-
ton vas Interrupted because the wire be-
yond Macy island. about midway between
Meteme and the sixth cataract Of the Nile.
had been damaged BY a severe storm.
Shortly after the arrival OF this inteih-
gence came the following dispatch 10 tho
Associated Press from Macy island dated
August 81 and forwarded by messenger
from the camp at the front 10 Macy.
There have been glimpses OF the enemy
during the last few days. and the first
skirmlsh took place today. when an adj
vance gsard % cavalry located a body Of
the dsrvishes at a supposed outpost near
Kerreri, about eight miles north % ON
durham. The enemy showed a disposition
to fight. beating with their drums and
displaying battle bunting. The M1n.mor-
ency troop enptied few Dervlsh saddles
and three gunboats steamed ~ the river
in front % the town and sheiled f1e Der
wish position. The enemy loss cofi4i rot
be ascert.lined. a. the Dervishes were IN
A hollow. but fleeing troops could - d.s~
tinctly seen The army - moving slowly
Yesterday 10 advanced four miles IN cia5s
formation.
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IRAN DlSCHf0 BIZ -IRAMPS
Three Men Are Killed Outright aud
Right Injured

Syracuse Sept. IA special to the Her
aid from Fulton. says:
Train No. :, On the New York. Ontario
and Western railroad, known as the chi
cago Limited" wGs wrecked az ingalls,
Crossing, four miles south OF This village
az O'Clock this morning. The wreck
was doubtless due 10 the dastardly work
OF tramps who threw open the switch at
which theitrsin was wrecked. as well as
two switches 10 the north Of the wreck
The train was an hour late and running
nearly sixty miles en- hour when il struck
the switch and was thrown over 10 the
side track The rapid speed made il i'm
possible 90 make the safety rail- The
engine was thrown twenty feet and blown
10 pieces. The tender was inverted. The
trucks of the baggage car were torn OF
and the head coach telescoped the bag
gage car A vesubuled chair car and the
sleeper Farragut were derailed but nei-
Their was badly damaged. Engineer Dowd
and Fireman Hall both jumped and were
found under the wreckage of the tender
by passengers from the sleeper. The body
OF Brakeman Osborn was torn in two.
The dead are:
ENGINEER B. S. DOwD. Oswego.
FIREMAN HALL, Norwich.
BRAKEMAN A. L. OSBORNE. Walton
The injured:
Baggageman Charles Desmond. New
York; three ribs broken.
David Mills Oswego; face and legs
bruised and scalp wound.
John Golden, Oswegoi burned about both
wrists.
c. A. Patton, Oneonta; nip spralned-
Peter J. Hawkinson, Swede. Wellesley,
Mass; scalp wound.
c. A. johnson, Swede. Wellesley Mass;
scalp wound
Gustave Magnuson, Boston; injured
about head.
Carl Svenson. Boston; injured inter
ualiy
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JOHN R. HULL, BlGAMIST
One of His DeIuded Victims Was
Kansas Girl

ChicagoX, Sept. John r. Hull was
found guilty Of blgamy today by a sealed
verdict returned In Judge Chetlaln' 5
court. The jury also assessed him 81, for
what cause was not declared. HUI has
been on trial for three days. According
TO the findings OF the jury. ne married
Amanda Huess in Scott Center. Kansas.
in 1894 and then. without the formaiity
of a separation by the courts. ne came
to Chicago and in 1897 married Grace a
Betty. of Austin, Illinois.
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Nv made permanent. There were a number
of candidates for the nomination for dele
gate to congress. a c. Towne of Woods
County nominated \ S. Hankins of Alav;
F. II. Spencer was nominated by Charles
Wheaton of Lincoln county; W. W. 1T
chairman nominated A. r Essleston OF
Noble county; w. J. Crawford was nom
mated by Captain Ash Of Payne county.
and W. H. Rickstraw Of Logan equity
was nominated by DR.. MoCathrun.
Two ballots were necessary to 4 choice,
The nominee being A. s. Hankins, veil
known farmer of Woods county.
The committee on resolutions reported IN
favor Of the adoption Of the Omaha plat
form, in addition to the initiative and ref
erendum and the imperative mandate,
which were the only resolutions adopted
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ghe aq1ieha nailu gaele ridau orne september 1895

Attorney general-Lester A Woodland.
Columbia county
Treasurer-John Powers. Pierce county.
Railroad mmissioner-Robert E. An
derson. Winneago county.
Insurance eommissioner-Joh Schind-
Ter. Milwaukee
Superintendent OF public iastruetien-A.
II. Craig. Waukesha county.
The convention then adjourned
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Miss winnIe Davis Improving

Narragansett Pier. X. J.. Sept. Miss
Winnie Davis. who has been seriously I'll
wi,h gastritls. passed comfortable day
and tonight is much improved. She i now
able 10 take nour.shment. for the nrst
time IN several days.
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GRAND JURY is AT WORK
Trying to secure the Indictment OF
Mrs. BOfkiR

San Francisco Sept 1.-The grand jury
is invest eating the BOtkin poisoning
case. A number Of WITNESSES have been
summoned 10 tell what they know Of the
poisoning and circumstance leading up
to the arrest OF Mrs. Botldn and OF &C
currences since her arrest. The police. II
is learned. have reason 70 believe that the
candy was purchased IN this city from
George II. Haas. a fashionable dealer IN
con feet ions
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Hnirht- orPythin- Adjourn

indianapolis. sept The supreme
lodge knights OF Pythias closed 80 sss-
loa tonight 1t O'Clock after the new
officers had been installed and adjourned.
The per capita tax was fixed az eight
cents.
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spani-h Peace Commissioners

Madrid. Sept. The 8eadlock over the
appointment OF the members OF the peace
commission continues.
The cabinet sat THIS ewing IN concert,
the queen regent presiding. SenoT sa-
gas,a. the premier. made a. statement a.
10 the foreign poslcy. referring particu-
larly 70 the disarmament proclamation Of
Emperor Nicholas.
Lieucanant General CoTrea, minister for
war. read a dispatch from General Rios.
acting governor general Of the Spanish
territory 81 the Philippine Islands. al
nouncing thst he had aoce5ed to Admiral
Deweys request 20 open the Philippine
ports. shubject 70 ratification BY uae Mad
rid government
Senor SaEassa, according 20 e Hs-zl6o.
Il trying 20 persuade the Duke q Tetlssn.
row leader Of me dissidsnt Conservatives.
to join the peace comnn-ss-oH-
Nominated Eor Congress
Rochos1er MINI. Sept The Firse ois-
trict Dernocrats nominated Mic TaEe
for c0ugress
Baltimore. sept The Republicans of
ths Saoond Maryland Congressional Dis
trict today renousua. e. y. Z. Baker q
Pa-10rd ss7srEy
<. Josaph No. SEPT State Senator
Arthur IS. Brewste~ q tass clfy vas
nominated soT oougreeF >rths Request
can -co1ven-f1u held r. - itDsrt to-day
81 ChariAs, No. sepc- I-caarles saaek-
,efori q Wellesvgl e Nas aouEsated fGr
congress today sy ere Republicans u csc
eylrta Missouri district lie 1sn b Goa
gresham Champ c1avs-a ogpousnL
Easiea Ia the Pifth Eas-a@
Clay Center. Kaa g~pz. l>--Fus31n was
effected n TIE Flfra Kansaa conEsssssazaz
district feicay. vixen CouEressrusa = Ian
.. vI0cefst the P99sisEs nosulnss. received
TIE non41 azt51n % re D.eanscr4t&
Jarkzsn. Ms.. So. I-Ioeal passe--
ger servi1e ca the IIiin1la Ceotra ass
beer e.x-s--luae6 ne-ater Hog Ssazsa
or -.s s51ia an8 Grena6a on sae -sof- e.
TTezras alag ere re asse sszas lrsss. s-sgs-
rasr czzrsntlrsa- Iaszsez - z1sFaa 7sd
azas-.st I>s1sTsfte coaa-T
De.ross. sfca. seet- III. is araeasest
.aat Fer7rs- Fsaf.-aas.er Geasral Esoa y
Dsc<szss,s Ar asarF 81 Tslsrae-. seess-
szrT 70 tx sreslsens B1Ssr csers.srs
6zrz-K sis laFt trr-a. EArs sfsss-ssa 1ts
lsE 9srznsesap na.eh - szste4 49,
fHssz easE ssr a E1snaer - Fsssa. Tzs
yessg- gleeE Is tszt ths EFaettes = ssss
sza Eeaarzsea cas- <iserEsaS aEa zee
partnership ssH 10 Eager Eeas1c#s -
ss4sr.
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KANSAS DAY AT OMAHA
Wherein the SunfiOwer states
GIories Are WOrthily Celebrated

Omaha, Neb., Sept 1-Three months OF
the Trans Mississippi exposition have
elapsed. The total attendance September
/ is ,005, 211; attendance yesterday p 53S.
and it is estimated that the Kansas day
exercises brought fully % 600 people to the
grounds. At II O'Clock the Kansas party
entered the Auditorium, conducted by
President Wattles, General Clarkson and
Governor Holcomb. President John 4.
Frost, Of the Kansas commission, intro
duced Bishop Frank r. Millspaugh, who
spoke the invocation. Governor Holcomb
voiced the greeting Of Nebraska to its SIS
ter state, citing the Kansas exhibits as
evidence of the advancement made. EX-
Governor George W. Click responded, re-
viewing the achievements attained b. the
citizens Of the Sunfower state, and Pres
ident Wattles' address, which followed,
went deeper into the history and material
progress Of that state Addresses were
delivered by Thomas E. Wills, president.
and c. 3. Hoffman, regent, of the Kan
sas Agricultural college. and Thomas
Ware Of Topeka. After the exercises the
party adjourned 10 Markets cafe, where
an enjoyable lunch was served.
Statement of the Comptroller
Washington, Sept. 1.-The statement of
the comptroller Of the currency issued to-
day shows the total circulation of national
bank notes on September l to have been
$227, SIS an increase for the month of
S4S1,745, a decrease for the year Of 1929
9O9. The circulation based on United
States bonds was 1896, ,7O4, an increase
for the month of $1,OS3.019, and a decrease
for the year Of $9,O13O22. The circulation
secured by lawful money amounted to $30-
1929 a decrease for the month of s6O1,-
273 and increase for the year of s. Sc, 1852.
The United States registered bonds on
deposit were as follows: To secure circu-
latins notes, $500 1876, 100; and 10 secure
public deposits, SAG, $50, go.
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COINAGE AT SAN FRANCISCO
For the Past Month Greater Than
Ever in the United states

San Francisco. Sept Daniel Cole to-
day succeeded A I SPOTS as coIner at
the San Francisco mint. During the four
years ended yesterday the mint coined
sl52, 81. s24. OF which over x2s 90. 90 sras
god Of Pacific coast production The
coinage for the month amounted 10 5. ia
co breaking al previous records in ne
United States. September IS expected 20
make q s,il better showing. as more gold
from the Klondike and Australia IS ex-
pected IN the form OF nuggets and SOW
ere.sns which viii rapidly be converted
into United States money
Cleveland. Sept. IA brick building a.
The corner OF Pearl and Church streets
collapsed today aarytng a hat dozen uaea
who were AZ work tearing down ths strgc-
turs. large crowd irnmeGiats.y ga,h-
cred an3 willing hands were sooa a. work
throwing piled up bricks and mortar
which covered the men All we're taken
cut alive. iva however. are seriously
injured
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NnminntratorTenrre-.


Clay Center. Kaa. e@pz. l--Fuzs1n was
Effected IN TIE F-fra kansss corgFssssa1las
Sls;rlc; t0eay. when cougressnosa E'.-liafH
. VI0csrt the Pg91iiEs uosnlnse. received
re M sat.an u tEa Lsea.serata-
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Western League

Bristol. Eng, Sept Fire here today
Quilted several warehouses and other
buildings. including the great Colston
hall. where the Trades Union congress
has been holding its sessions and which
contained magnificent organ. The loss
Il estimated at S750,0o0
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02

The movement IN favor o. -evls:on n
the Dreyfus case Is growing by leans and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-17

tn" Superstition t;:at lat, San hoiuvs
should sleep wi,'s their beds x, the nurs.,
Is believed T.: The F"tnc.. to !.,vo fer it.
foundation Il scientific fact. TAcy affirm
that each hun,a:l s:'s;r!n is in itself an
electric battery. Tic lead Icing one OF the
electrodes. tho !cct he other. Thrr proof
WAS discovered frntn experiments which
7hc Academy of Sciences was '.l!,...y,! &c
mako or the body of n rran who was
Euli!otlncd. T;i'S WAS t,..icn The insinne
1t fell and pix. cd UPON n pivot FREQ To
move as it might. 'rhu head part after r,
litrle >nci!lat on turned 10 the north, and
tho ho,y then remained stationary 1t
was turned hull way rolfnl by ono of the
professors. .tad again the head end Of the
trunk moved slowly to the cardinal point
due north. tn" same results heing rc.c;:t
sri n'il the final a-restatioa Of organic
moN emont j astJn Traveller
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TIE FLYING PRoas.
sccu!'nr and Wonderfully Fnst SAN.
Ing KOnta OF thc Lndrone Ia;nudu

Ing Konta OF the Lndroue Islands
or tho flying proas of tie Ladrone IL
iandc"s. tie reports of travellers nre almoss
Incredible. The appearance OF the prun
fllcd the carly voyagcr with nstonisbnent
and lis speed with wonder. ''This invcn.
ton. says Il recent writer would do
'rcGit to any civilized nntion.'' Tho stem
md stern are alike and arc very sharp.
TIE i ont sails in either direction, and al
ways with the same suc to tho wind On
the,windward side is a long ouurigscr,
and Mt its extremity is log of wood
poiricd ut both ends and parallel with the
boat. This prevents the capsizing of tile
bout, the ,cc side Of which is vertical to
prevent drifting to lccwart, while the
weather side is built in the uruinurr man.
ucr. ....
To change the direction OF tho boat, Tho
FREQ end of the yard is brought down
whl!4 tho other is raised. and thus the di
recton Of tho boat is reversed, with TINT
Of lat>r:, or triangular sail, while tho ont
rigGer is still to windward. These prons
passed between Mn.clan's ships going at
TIL sal and the bors they tOwed nstern,
so quickly and skillful}y that it was q
mtrvul"
Van Soort the first Dutch circumnavi-
g"tnr, says TINT sometimes 200 of these
rToas with four or five mon apiece, would
'HmI to trade, all hal!ooing together
Hero, hero that Is. Iron, iron and
with very caEcri!css run their proas upon
rho slips. Jacques 10 Hcrmitc, W no was
Gil the coast of Guam in 1928, says that
the Inhabitants came out six miles to
meet him, with all sort of refreshments to
exchange for old iron, and that there wore
100 pioas trading with him ut ono time
an Cid writer SAW ,hat lone of these
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-17

Young Mnn-Dnctor, you huvo been ut
tending ne for Il week, and am worse
than Was AT tha start.
ihysician-I will he frank with you,
sir Being unable to discover what was
tho n;atter with you and being unwilling
to risi> interfering with the curative p,hy-
crS oi nature, have given you no nudi-
cine ut nll. In fact, my treatment has
not commenced yet"
"Eut you have hccn giving me pills
only!' .NO@
hey were only Il snan. They were
maze OF hr. adj
" here did You get the hrc:.d?''
Your young and charming wife uads
it,
No wonder Pm worsc!'-Pearson' g
Weekly.
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coacernsng "chri.tiun Anme.

May one interlccta gentle protest against
the use OF the phrase Christian numc'
In this connections: The Romans said
prienomcn, the French say prcnom, and
wo have used the word ''forcname" for
tho last 500 years. 1t Is us incorrect to
speak OF the Christian name Of y Jew, for
example, as 1T would be hopeless to expect
Christmas card from Jewish rabbi
Again. Jhe middle name Of u Roman wns
his gentle name that of his Gems. On
the surface. what u pretty confusion of
IDEAS 1t would haze been to have srukcn
Of tho nan.o MS at once gcntile and Chris.
tian Notes and Queries.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-17
cxszoF a PET CROW.
|. Played on His Neighbours
Lett 20 HIS Death.

k Played on His NeiEhbors
LED 20 HIS Death.
he pets ever had, which were
|levtr found one 80 knowing or
as u pet crow which was
WHOM / was u girl Of -. When
Ito me, he had been slightly
In one wing, " hich at first dis.
b, bnt from, which he soon fully
he occupied cage made by
Inc Stats across tho open end OF
Py. ana this box always remain
|adanarters. A handful of corn
olsWater were his daily ration.
became sufficiently tnIno to be
! roand come as he pleased, he
Ely Ioraged for such tidhits Us
|saia to be fond Of. JIM Grow,
n,yer seemed to care for the so.
|,thsr . crows; other" Use it may
that his black brethren did not
|,ciaate with one cowardly enough
,scaptivity. At all evonts,
! laYer seen together. .Iims
|pasIon was large house dog.
! dog was told to go after the
Ian were pastured at least a
lille away. Jim Grow always
bIsu flying slowly a couple of
Ea,ing's back and frequently
|nl,SyaPd on the back Of u COW
4 sinen were s.t work ut car
h, Ssnmlner on my fathers barn
\ t;ref CT teaching Jim tricks,
|ofsn declared, ii .Jim's tongue
| nm si;o could be taught to speak
Fot 81.
|o,sara OF Imitation were very
Fore bowed to him, he usual
ID Atse compliments In a polite
4 rnthe r times he would scratch
\ bland GALL like q hen who was
TN brood OF chickens, iinitat-
,ss.otIoT, I as as well as tho hens
h sss,sssi, him pick mp pebbles
II. III m SoS ls Qf,,,ap
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His Nervousness.

Paticnt-Doclor, l attribute my dys.
papsin TO the fast that have attended J,
great many public dinners
Doctor-Oh, scc Ycu were frcouenr.
~ called on To speak, and tho nervous an.
prchcnsior upset your digestion
Paticnt-Not exactly. My nervous M.
prehension was on account of tho othes
speakers. l never said anything.-NeS'
York Tribul,u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-17

out his sailors called them I4.drones or
Eobi ar islands. Drake called tho lolcw
Islands IS years laier, tho islands q
Thieves n Escl.argc.
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sxE,yA,.> AMP DNs.Axr,gE~


m m '.4"s To = rr've' I..t sr.iEv
Steamship Gena Br.). Lever. Gal
weston.
S,e& nlship Broomhaugh Galveston.
Ste; mship City of New York tBr.).
i.ndale Galveston.
Steamship Ronola (Hr) Mortified,
Nov Orleans ..
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Steamship Hamilton r:aston
Ste nl$hip Caprivi tNor). Nielsen.
i.'.tst,l.
ste; :nship Br"omhauEh. Bremen
;ft"' niship City Of New York. (Br).
!i,G:,ie. Marseilles
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an down on this end
WAC may have been q
VIII hereafter bell. We
PC o; THIS man is NOT
|s4 one Of the mysteries
re ne came from last
mn ;oinE to. are also, 10 Il
13 h:5uded in mystery.
ne That he came from
baggage is checked
dGlphia. Whether he
ne City of Erothcrlv
]s35ts II degree problam1tic
org, himself any old
quite. -
'ation obtainab,e about
y me WY. is an E.n..-
Z rch is KNOWN, is that
ne in the ladies' wait
chesapeake & Ohio de-
~ rival of the evening
nond. He was asiaen
Fiji d that ne wore a liz ~
'ousers. light hair and
n had three niao,., :
a dress suit cnsa !, !,
he two FORMER n''
to the newt nsrS
ot checked.
81 or this iudivi[,u,, .
II ter. lie had n A., u", WIS
+, boarded y s1raa, ,.S y
h Hampton a. 49, -,
wn, he was seen ~ 80 :,
ed. The cn,d,, ~
M it was si1nnIv bic ~, 49,
and being = mar w hs
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CALENDAR FOR THIS DAy


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V AilIiNC;TOS. Dec. 16-Fprecast
for saturday. for Virginia: Increasing
cloud ness with probably light rain at
n'%ht light TO fresh southea:t to east
winds.
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We H1V6 Solved It'll

I, question Of the hour-Mhat. shall
qlYe nun Z Read through the items below
you Want-and What is more dratifvinn
what will be the RIGHT thinu.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

foIND-ON MY PREMISES DEcEM-
Der sth, a mouse colored cow Owner
can get same by calling and paying
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@ANTED-AN ENERGETIC YOUNG
man. Of good character with small
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