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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
Prise AdGia Here.

The little British steamship Adula. captured
on Santiago de Cuba while attempting to run
the blockade. arrived last night from Savannah
rived at Savannah from Cuba on July Id,
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Jansway-Aidsrssn.

PHmADELPHIA, Pa. Sept. 27.-Miss Eleanor
Anderson and Thomas Caldwell JaneWay, a son
@s HTsis tES SbSssSs7Ss Sal e H EssE aSsF. S ss
sxs 49, 80 49, ~ xSEk su''sS A.
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ola COnsy Island Hotel to Be rorn pown.

The old VAnderveer Hotel. which for over
twenty years has been one Of the leading 70
sorts At Ooney Island. win. II was stated yes
terdsy. be torn down within the next lew
the Brooklyn and Coney Island Railroad, and
the building VIII be torn down to make room
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MAa1SE 1SzErn1GENc4

MINIATURE ALNANAc-THns DAT.
Sun rises. 6b8 Bun sets, 8 20 Noon sets. III
uIGH wATRR-TnIs pAY.
Sandy Hook. Q 90 COWARD. els2 Hen Gate. Q 2B
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ARRIVED oUr.

ss Amsterdam. rom New York; 81 Am1terdAm.
Be Nordkyn. from New York, a. BremerhAVon.
Be Mozart, from New York, at Manchester.
Sc Cyprian Prince, from New YORK, At Saptos.
gs Empress Of China, from New Yort. ct vancou-
81 Minister MAybaeh, from New York, at Dantzio,
Ship Norwood, from New York, at Lyttloton.
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.ULT1MATUM or TEE PoNRRs.

II the POrte's Answer Is Not Favorable
Some Cretan Towns Will BE Blockadsd.
Special Cabs DGlDatch 10 THE sUN.
VIENNA. Sept. 27.-The following semi-of1cial.
statement 10 published here:
From what 10 disclosed Of the plan Of action
OF the powers In Crete. 1t appears that II the
Porte'r reply To their ultimatum. which is re-
turnable on Oct. Is. is unfavorable. the powers
will blockade certain places in Crete. FIRST re-
moving the Christians therefrom."
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Do you remember the man
who said "he was open to con.
viction, but he'd like to see any
one convict him"
That's Just about the stand
taken by many Of you tailor
made men.
We say we don't make to
order but we do make to ct, and
therefore our clothes are az good
as the good tailors ; we saydtry
them and if you don't like them
bring them back and get your
money.
Why not experiment with q
Fall overcoat.
Just as good suits, shoes, hats
and furnishings.
RoGEEs, PErr g. 90.
Prinoe andHEoadysy.
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The westsrnland's Cargo Shifted.

SSeeiGI Gable DtspaseA T. THE suE.
ANTwERP. Sept. 27.-The Belgian steamship
Westsrnland. Capt. Mills. arrived here to-day
from New York, viz Southampton. and reports
that during rough weather on tho 10th inst.
the vessel listed. causing her cargo to shit.
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Hpnln VII uondhond the UnompIoTod IN
Cubn and Porto Rico.
speiai CaSL DsspaseA y 7ms sur.
MADRID. Sept. 2T.--It IL reported that the
Government yielding TO representation made
by Captains Generals Blanco and Macias, who
fear disturbances, has signiied its WILLINGNESS
to give free passage to the unemployed in
Cuba and Porto Rico who desire to return 10
apain
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A~rrived-TurapAY. sopt. a..

Arrived-TUEaDAx. Sept. ~.
gsstate Of NebEahkn. Park. Glasgow.
gs Friehland, Ntokels, Antwerp.
Be Island, Skjodt, Copenhagen.
% Deutschland. 9ohierhorSt, Hamburg.
Be Hevelius, Stapiedon, Rio Janeiro.
Bs Hesperia, Ooveriey, Marsoilies.
es Efel Tower, 0mpbell. Perrin.
Sc Border0r. Hay. Antwerp.
Be- Old Dominion. Tapley, Norfolk.
For later arrivals SEQ First Pags.l
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6a City Of Warrington from Havana for New York.
Be City Of Augusta, from Savannah for New York,
Ss Kansas City, from Savannah for New York.
Be H Pano, from New Orleans Tor New York.
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SpsriHI aGOttres.

A vIoQAOUs GEesth aud The ergnA color
PARKER'g oLNdER TONIC the beat cough cure.
vs. 5H1saS M : Sss'SSHfil 4 81 ~ ~ s ;ssaas y
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Prince and Broadway.
Warren and broadway.
Thtrty-soocnd and Broadway.
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SAILED FROM Z 1

Be Indianic, from Sunderland for Sandy Hook
Sept. IL, 100 miles west Of Hebrides.
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SAILED FROM EoBEIdN PoHf1.
Gs Chester, from Amsterdam for New York.
Be Tartar Prince. from Genoa for New York.
Be La Touraine, from HRvre for New York.
Be Europe, from London for New York.
8s Benedict, from Para for New York.
Ship D. II. Watjen, from Hamburg for New York.
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10 THE REVISION.
ANTT-DRBFFUs DEPUTzEs MEEr no
PRozEsr AeA1Nsr HR1ssoN.

TAaS nay ne Broke His Promise Not 20
c-ounteuanse Bsviaien-Paurs Won't see
ahsm when Thsy Go to me Elypse to
Ask Him to Convens PaFiiamsnt-PIe-
quart may Hays.Fair Play In the Cabinet
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y HNgAA NAA y" - O >tANN -
hunted out Of the country.
LoNpoN. Sept. 2T.-The Paris correspondent
~ 1.-The Uaik Raios says no 10 convinced. should
the present Cabinet last. that Col. PicquArt
win be assured Of fair play and his trial will
10 public. But he doubts that the Cabinet will
last. He adds that notices Of interpretations
ere crowding In preparatory to the re-
assembling OF the Chambers. while. apart
from the atTong party feeling engendered
By recent events. there 10 the dissatisfaction Of
President Faure TO be Teckoned with. He Is
hurt that such o step as was taken by the
Cabinet yesterday. when 1t agreed upon re-
vision. should have been taken behind his
back. These facts tend toward q change In the
Ministry.
The HaapS prints o letter from N. FayaYd, a
Dubliaher. saying that Esterhazy contracted
With him in February for the publication Of q
book entitled Les DesSous de FAtfaire ORGY
suss tthe Bottom Of the Dreyius easel. for
which Esterhazy was TO receive 100000 francs.
Rgterhazy forwarded the preface. but as 1t con-
sisted OF . violent attack on high military per-
sonAgeS. n. Bayard declined TO publish II.
a despatch to the Chronicle from Paris says
that the Cour Of Cessation would not In the
ordinary course ait before Dot. 10. but IN view
% the exceptional gravity Of the Dreytus case
the procedure may be hAstened. This lie due
- ~, HriBson. Altogether the situation.
though full Of Ambushes. points to q speedier
solution than was anticipated.
The Chronicles correspondent says that ex-
President CAsimiE- Perler was recently In Eng
land In connection with the Dreyfus affair.
he had become FESTIVE amid the complex irrl-
tations caused by the advocates OF m~isrepre-
lOsnsAtion. Capt. Lebrun ReDRud's assurance.
diva 10 ~ oAAimir-Ptrier. thai DreyfuS had
SnOVt ooa1eaae1 anythlnR .oOuDlo4 with the,
AMAst0OD19 AtVAAJ0A1AAAAsAp
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
MASON AS A KNIGHT EnRANT.
In Protection of a Lady He Uses HIS Fists
ON a Hotel Clerk.


washington, Jan. Ex-senator Mason
had an unpleasant experience with q
hotel clerk and found II necessary to
chastise the young man for his impert-
inence to lady. Mrs Wighal. wife OF
Alonzo Wighal, one OF Senator Mason's
friends I'm Chicago. was passing through
the city and missed the Chicago train.
Senator Hason went to the train, es-
corted the lady to Johnson's hotel. ex-
planned the circumstances, and asked
that she be given a room. He supposed
that he was known at the hotel, be-
cause he had called there daily while
State Senator Coon of Waukegan was
Ill at the house.
But, whether the clerk knew him or
not, he exercised the self-assumed pre-
rogative of hotel clerks and expressed
some doubt about the propriety OF CIV
Ing the lady a room, because she had
no baggage with her. The sighting re-
mark OF the clerk made Senator Mason
very indignant. There were hot words
and several blows crossed the counter.
and Senator Mason then took the lady
to the Arlington hotel, where she could
wait for the next Chicago train. The
affair started numerous rumors about
"Mason's fight" but the senator did
no more than any self-respecting man
would do urder like circumstances In
dealing with a fresh hotel clerk who
considers ii his business prerogative to
discuss the character Of the patrons OF
his housa
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port is demanded, the identity of which,
no doubt, is Hsiang Yin. situated in the
anti-foreign province Of Hu Nan, which
Japan proposed to open at the time OF
the Shimoneski negotiations.
The proposed opening of the port or
Talien- Wan Con the lao Tung penin-
sula, ana north of Port Arthur, po-
sition which would command the rail-
road connecting Port Arthur with the
north and Manchuria, continues to be
the chief difficulty, Russia desiring to
keep the whole of Manchuria for her
self Neither power is willing to yield
on this point and the question is no
longer commercial one. 1t has become
political.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
FAvoRs A RECLAssIFICATIOS.
Present Civil Service Grouping of Offices
Defective.

Present Civil Service Grouping oil Ofhces
Defective.
Washington, Jan. 20.-When the in
vestigation of the civil service by tn"
senate committee was resumed Chief
Clerk Z. ID. Bailey of the chief exam
iner's office, civil service commission,
advised general reclassification OF
government offices. The present group
ing he described as accidental, based
on salaries, while he believed ii should
be based on the kind of work done,
which would be of great advantage in
preparing examinations for applicants.
Asked as to the extension of the civil
service made by the order of May g.,
1885, he said that brought in $1,000 ad-
ditional positions. The largest number
of offices brought in by single order
before that was 1900 by President Har-
rison, 1000 by President Cleveland be-
ing the next in number. The commits
sion was not prepared to meet the
sweeping extensions May 6 and no ell
igible lists had been prepared prior to
that date for those places, and then,
too, there had been many temporary
appointments caused by lack of eigi-
bleS
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
MERRY RAVES AND CURSES.
Desperate Chicago Murderer Berates
Judge, Jury and Witnesses.

Chicago. Jan 2O.-Never did criminal
In peril OF his life pass fiercer, wild
sr morning hour than did Chris Merry
before Judge Horizons court convened
Raging up and down the little room just
off the court, he cursed all the world
and everything thereon.
Pratt, will you go with me to the
gallows?" cried the prisoner. Mono
no priest, no minister for me! i want
youi I'd rather have you walk with
me to the scaffold than any holy hypo-
critel'
Attorney Pratt tried TO reason with
Merry. Turning on his heel. the man
accused of murder, I'm most brutal form.
howled out curses thick and fast
curses so horrible that his burly guards
shuddered and recoiled.
'I won't confess! What for? That
jury's dead against me! They'll hang
me, no matter what j say or what You
do"
Merry rained curses on his dead wife
ON the woman whose death had set
him i'm his present deadly place-and
hurled invectives on the police who had
unearthed the crime, the Kentuckians
who captured him and the states at
torney who was prosecuting him. Then
he cursed his lawyers. They were weak,
incompetent they had failed in prop
erly defending him; they were In league
with the police-and now they were
trying To put the rope on his neck by
urging him to a confession. Then he
| gritted his teeth and cried aloud for
| vengeance on Smith and Hickey. For
| one moment his mood turned and he
| caught Pratt by the hand.
I'm sure for hanging, now! And !
| want you To go with me to the gal
| lowsl No priest-no minister Only
| youi"
The calling of court put an end to the
| fearful scene.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
THE DREYrUs CASE
London Papers Give the True lnwardness
OF the Affair.


OF the Affair.
London. Jan. 2O.-with every show of
authority The Pail Nell Gazette prints
priminently. an article <purporting TO
give the inwardness OF the Dreyfus case
and explains that document in addition
TO the Bordereau on which the govern
ment found the prisoner guilty, was OBJ
tanned in the following manner from
the German military attache, Won
Funcke:
mine or ten months before the ar
rest of Dreyfus Won Funcke was sud-
denly removed from his post. The ex-
planation of his removal throws a Gu
rious light on the Dreyfus case and ex-
plains in some measure the attitude OF
the government. When his predeces-
sor, Baron Won Huene, left Paris ne
handed Won Funcke list Of persons In
France who were in relation with the
German intelligence department, en-
Joining him never to let 1T out or MS
own hands.
"Von Fupcke carried the document In
a leather bag around his neck. Short
iy after entering upon his duties an IN
cident occurred whereby a woman OF
ill-repute obtained the document and
took 1t to the foreign office, where II
was hastily photographed and returned
TO her, she returning II to Won Funcke.
who in the meanwhile had discovered
his loss and like a honest soldier and
attache hastened to inform the German
government of his mishap. Hence, his
recall. Curiously enough the woman
refused compensation, though a large
sum was offered her. With the photo
eraph of the document the French gov
eminent set deliberately to work and,
| I am assured on authority that 1t
leaves no room for doubt. that the name
of Dreyfus appeared on 1t. but 1t being
a common name in both Germany and
France. suspicion did not Immediately
fall on the officer subsequently con-
demned. Later IT served as confirma
| tory evidence"
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
PRESIDENT DOLE STARTS EAST.
Puts in u Busy Day Before Leaving San
Francisco.


Francisco.
San Francisco Jan. 20.-Presidenf
Dole OF Hawaii spent busy day pre-
pairing for his departure for Washing
ton. At 10 o'clock in the morning he
left the Clay street wharf for the pre-
sidio on board the government tug Nc
Dowell, accompanied by General Shat
ter and staff Upon his arrival at the
reservation the distinguished visitor
was accorded full military honors, in
cluding a review Of all the troops sta
toned there. After the review Presi-
dent Dole inspected the batteries and
fortifications and returned TO the city.
where Mayor Phelan and delegation
of prominent citizens awaited him. He
was then escorted to the Pacific Union
club. where ne was entertained at
breakfast. Covers were laid for TWEEN
ty-eight guests
The afternoon was devoted to max
ing the final preparations for departure
and bidding a6ieu TO the friends of
President Dole and the cause which he
represents. The Hawaiian president
and his party left here at O'Clock In
the evening in a special coach provided
by II. e. Huntington and will travel as
far as Chicago over the Central ana
Union Pacific and Chicago and North
western roads
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
sHELDEN FOR GOVERNOR.
Talked OF as n Possible Successor to Pin
gree.

gree.
Menominee. Mich, Jan. 2o.-Congress-
man Carl Shelden's stand for the Me-
nominee postoffice appears to have
made a good deal more of a stir in the
upper peninsula Of Michigan than even
Mr. Sheldon anticipated. A man who
arrived In Washington from the upper
peninsula last week said to a repre-
sentative Of Detroit paper:
"They are whooping Carl Sheldon up
for governor at this minute in Michi-
gan. and predict that IL Pingree flies
the track this fall Sheldon will be forced
to take the nomination, IL those bully
boys of his in Michigan stand to what
they are talking now."
Local politicians who have been inter-
viewed in regard TO the above, express
their belief that Mr.. Sheldon Is willing
to be looked upon as a candidate, even
though he might believe that he had no
show for a nomination.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
Confirmed "a Dead Consul.

Washington, Jan. 20.-The senate has
confirmed the nomination OF man who
Is dead William w. Ashby of Virginia,
consul at Colon. who was drowned on
Monday. was appointed during the re-
cess Of congress, and his nomination
sent to the senate with the other APP
pointees. When the question of con-
firmation came up mention was made
of his death, but The senate had no OIL
cial knowledge Of il, and proceeded as
il he were still living, in order TO pre-
serve any rights his family may have
in the prenises.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
Lake Carriers Association.

Detroit, Jan. 20-The annual meeting
Of the Lake Carriers association. which
convened in the ordinary OF the Hotel
Cadillac is considered to be the most
largely attended of any meeting In the
history of the association, although the
amount of vessel tonnage enrolled the
past year was somewhat less than In
1896, owing to the fact that three OF
the larger fleets are not now In the as
sociation's membership. About two
hundred were present when the presi-
dent. Captain ]. u. Millen of Detroit.
called the meeting to order.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
License- Revoked.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 2o.-Superintend-
ent of Insurance McNall issued an or
der revoking the license of the Life In
surance Clearing company OF st. Paul.
Mimi, to do business in Kansas. He
based his action on a report OF the
commissioner OF Insurance OF the state
of Minnesota. which shows the COM
pany's capital stock has been impaired
to the extent of $4,000.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
MAY OVERTHROW CABINET.
Paris In "a state of Anxiety and New Out
r-aces Are Looked For.


Paris. Jan. 2O.--Unrest and suspense
beset the nation. Another attempt TO
overthrow the cabinet is expected in the
chamber of deputies Saturday. What
new outrages the rioters will attempt
no one knows. The anti-semitic feel
ing. which is at the bottom OF the trou-
hle has it's origin as much In the Pana-
ma scandals as in the Dreyfus affair.
Now there are w-smashings In
all the French cities. Every place
which does not display sign: This Is
n Catholic shop" Is in danger. The
horrors of the commune are still vivid
memories to people OF middle age and
they view the situation with growing
alarm.
II Is said that Emile Zola has already
prepared his defense and that he VIII
call $50 witnesses including handwrit-
/ Ing experts. when he is tried for pub
ucIy accusing a number OF French off,
cials I'm connection with the Dreyfus
nroceedings.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
Consuls Nominated.

Washington, Jan. 20.-The president
has sent the following nominations TO
the senate: To be consuls-Oscar Du-
rante of Illinois. at Catania, Italy;
Marcus r. Sulzer of Indiana, at Liege.
Belgium; Henry NJ Hunt OF Illinois, at
Antigua, West Indies.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
CHINA IN A QUANDARY.
Great Britain Asks To Much for a
Loan of Money.
RUSSIAN BEAR is IN THE WAY.

Through which England Desires To Con-
struct n Railway--Pail Mall Gazette Pub
fishes What 1t Purports To BE the True
Inwardness of the Dreyfus Case-Wiii-
lam Il. Gladstone Critically Ill.
Peking, Jan 20.--The Tsung Ii Yamen
the Chinese foreign office-has had
another conference on the subject Of the
loan, which is still unsettled. Besides
the right to extend the Burmah rail-
road through Yun-Nan province, Great
Britain asks the right to build railroads
through the province of Sze-Schuan
(north of Yun-Nan). and a third treaty
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
pea,h OF Judge ". u. wells.

Battle Creek. Mich. Jan. 20.-Judge'
w. B. Wells Is dead here. During
President Hayes administration Judge
Wells was United States consul to Rot
teriam, Holland. and later was consul
at Glasgow, Scotland.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
Favorable Report ON Bryan.

Washington. Jan. 2O.-The senate
committee on foreign relations has au-
thorized a favorable report upon the
nomination of Hon. c. p. Bryan, to be
minister to Brazil and on that OF e.
III. Conger, who is transferred from
Brazil to China. No opposition has de-
veloped TO Bryan's appointment to
Brazil.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20

about him. His sojorun at Cannes
has not had the effect of fortifying his
strength as anticipated" The new
placards OF the Pail Mall Gazette read:
Critical Condition of Mr.. Gladstone"
The announcement is causing much ex-
element.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
Three Federal Prisoners Escape.

Leavenworth, Kan, Jan. 20.-James
Murphy, George Woodruff anod George
Gordon, postoffice burglars, have made
their escape from the federal peniten-
tiary. They dropped behind the other
prisoners in coming out to breakfast,
and taking advantage Of heavy fog.
scaled a 20-foot wall by means of
rope ladder and were gone some time
before they were missed. All three of
them were convicted at Topeka for
breaking into postoffices. Murphy and
Gordon have two years to serve and
Woodruff ten. This makes the third
time Murphy broke prison and the Sec
ond for Woodruff. Murphy's home Is
in East st. Louis and Gordon's in To-
pexa.
shipyard Labor Troubles Adjusted.
Bay City. Mich, Jan. 2o.-The dim
| culties at Wheeler n Co.'S shipyards
have been practically adjusted. The
company has voluntarily advanced the
war of common labcrers 30 cents
| day and agreed to give the striking
r,veters an advance of per cent over
the scale that prevailed before the re-
| cent reduction. ONLY the riveters are
| ont,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
Mr.. Gladstone Worry III.

London, Jan. 20.-W. e. Gladstone is
reported to be critically Ill. The Pail
Mall Gazette makes the following an
nouncement In big type: with deep
regret we learn on most excellent au-
thority that Mr.. Gladstone's health
causes the gravest anxiety to those
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
Patti's Husband In Dead.

London. Jan. 20.-A dispatch from
Pau to The Daily Mail announces that
Nicolini, the husband OF Adelina Patti.
died there shortly after midnight.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20
KENTUCKY GIRLS SUICIDE.
Miss Harriet Keith Owens, Being de-
pressed, Kills Herself.


Maysville, KY. Jan. 20.-The news of
the suicide of Miss Harriet Keith Ow-
ems at Crab Orchard farm, the home
of her father. Basil d. Owens, near
Washington. has reached here. Miss
owens has been in poor health for some
time and had to give up her school last
fall on that account. She rested unus-
ually well Sunday night and seemed
very cheerful.
She read the account of the shooting
of ex-senator Joe Blackburn's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lane. with much interest.
After reading about the shooting she
went to her brothers room, and. secur-
ing his pistol. placed IL to her temple
and fired the fatal shot. Death was
instantaneous. Miss Owens was one
of the brightest girls in the county, and
the Owens family is a prominent one.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-20


"And 1 make the point that the APP
neal Is dilatory," exclaimed Dalzell,
Republican of Pennsyvania.
"The chair sustains the point OF or
DER. declared Hepburn, who directed
the clerk to proceed with the reading.
excitement was. at boiling point and
Terry. Democrat OF Arkansas. shouted
his protest.
"Can 1t be possible that we have
reached the point where this side of the
house cannot appeal from the decision
of the chair?" he called.
Hepburn directed Terry to take his
seat and the clerk droned on with the
reading. Lewis found a parliamentary
way OF discussing his amendment. how
ever, by moving pro forma amend
ment to strike out the last word
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