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TEXAS COWBOY RUNS AMUck.
es into Trouble Kills Gambler and Policeman
Wounds Another and Is Himself Killed.

cowboy sierra
the river In
cowboy was
with gnao cha-
the Texan me,
hines IN
TO the nights lodging
called for Burrows and
That
Mexican not TO en-
but Chavez With his
cd lying heart and then Jump
With Ii took effect
the horse rom uoe
shot tina, officer through the arm through ,he snou
shots into Ve
Mexicanwh
the Mexican police to scatter
n direction
only OF them count
him and he i ho
through The bodya and the leg
but before dying
made the American side OF the
river lis ammunition held
Policeman sauiye seriously "ounoea
yearde anda another
The police will die and his horse
waskil
desperate
arrested
charg dwithb ing the dead cowboy
had o
Of the bostknu tho West
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SHORT MEMS STORIES.

MAnRlD-EI IIeraldo says Senior purevcr
the minister OF finance. has abandoned the
lnea OF loan on the guarantee of the Aiadol
quick silver mines.
COLON, colombia-Lyman " Cooley and
olnef engineers bound for Nicaragua have
carefully examined the Culetra cut, extend.
ins from Pedro Miguel to Bias obiso They
cIalm that the obstacles to be overcome
caused Tho abandoning OF that route.
HANANA--While services were in progress
IN the Catholic cathedral Ramon Wives en-
tered and fired several receiver shots The
huitets struck the image OF St Peter do
suoying the chniice and a hand Wives, who
was promptly disarned and has been sent TO
lunatIc asylum. "
PARASITIC cruiser Duguay TrouIn. faa
SNIP OF the French Pacific squadron. mas
neeh ordered TO Chinese waters.
NEW YoRK'-Mrs. Ballil&ton Booth is said
TO BIO much improved,
LoNDON-7Sir Robert Henry Meade. peryna
ncnt secretary under the secretary OF stnie
Tor inc colonies since 1891 is dead
LoNpoN--A marriage has been arranged
between Hon. Rowland chartres Freteriek
Leish, younger son of Baron Leigh. and Miss
MABEL Gordon. daughter OF Colonel N ~
Gordon or Savannah
nuMbAs-Irhe bubonic plaques for the last
Lorty eight hours show i5s cases and ia
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NV orlnnnn Entries.

First race-six and one half furlongs--
Ltdn stuert. 81; Kceiona 81. Logistio, 81;
Mary Leighton. 81; Mamie Davis. SO; Jennie
r.. 50; Kopo Hurns. So Aiiss Lizzie. 50. Bal
ance M. 81; Mr.. Hunt, rs Mauritus, 90; L.
T. Cation. lc6; Mcmillan, ioG: Jim Conway.
le6. brown Berry. l0o
second face-one mile and twenty yards
Hndoo Queen. Of, Da2aell. 81; Sir Raymond.
96; Git, IS: Brennan. %. Laura May, 9o'
Percy f., los; Dudley L ITO; silva, Ito: sea-
port. no; Wilson, 10.
Third rAne--Throe- fourths OF mile, selling
Mamie Callan. 81 Daisy tiHpd, 81 While
away, "a; Easter Eve. ai; Oracle C.. ~.
WoOdipwn. DC, Oman Wood, 90; Al Lone, 9b:
Oral. 81. lano Belle. 81; flia, 80: Maggie r.,
20. lislernia Queen, 100; Red Duchess. 1902;
Tallahassee log.
Fourth raee--IIandicap. three-fourin OF d
mic Elkin. 90: Dave s., 92: Cave Spring. rs:
Tit for Tat. 81 Wolls Street. IS; viscouni, sS;
Albert s.. 1903. Hugh Penny. ne. sallie ClE-
quot. III.
Fifth race--Six and one-half furlongs-lra-
gedy, 100: Sim w, 1907 Alvin W. l02: Do
mingo. l05. David, l01: W. c. T.. 100. Albert
y
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OAKLEY STAKES.
Purses FOR the spring and FAN Meet
imrn Arc Announced.

tnEs Are Announced.
Cincinnati, January 9,-Tho Cincinnati
Jockey club Oakley VIII close ten stakes on
February |, as follows;
For spring meeting. 1sas-The Diamond
stakes, for 2-year-olds entrance free 5000
added purse; tho Sapphire stakes. g-ycar-old
Niles entrance free. $500 added. Ave fur
longs; the Emerald stakes. for 2-year. old
colts and geldings entrance free, $3.50 added
hyo furlonga; the Moerlein handicap. Tor r.
yenr- aud over. entrance free $1,000 aid-
ed, mile and one-eghth.
Fall meeting. ls36-pearl stakes. for 2-year-
OH illies, entrance free $1,000 added. six and
one-half furlongs; Garnet stakes. for year
old colts and goldlngs, entrance free $1,000
added, ak ftirlongs, g. NJ. stalles for Miles,
entrance free, $1,000 added one mllc.
Fixed events for spring meeting OF 1Ss9--
Tho Oakley derby, foais 1896. $1,000 added one
milo and a quarter; the buckeye stakes. foais
OF 1884 siboo added mile and onc-cighth.
the Cincinnati oaks, for S-year-old filies
foals of 1896. si250 added. mile and one-nf-
teonth, In addition Ia tho above stakes
there VIII be run at tho spring meeting. which
begins on May "a. the derby. with s26eO added
that closes with ISL entries the buckeye
with $500 added closes with ISL ontrios the
Oaks, with $3.50 added, closes with l0s en-
tries.
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pistrlbulion of sunrIic..

Havana. January 9.-Today at the resi-.
dence of Dr. Vnliosola, OF the special com
mittee appointed by Senior Bruzon, COVER
nor of Havana, aud Consul General Fitz-
hugh Lee, to superintend the work. took
place the first distributing of supplies re-
ceived from the United States consulate
for the recoacentrados.
La Discussion refers in tones of graft
tude to the Americans
In a leading editorial La Discussion asks
the insurgents in the name of humanity
and for the sake of their mothers. wives.
sisters and children dying of starvation,
to lay down their arms and make peace
with the government.
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ARE STILL JAWING.
ErTz WANTS CONFETTI TO FIRST
WHIP PETER M4,nDa.
,,rhctt snys He VIII Fight Nobody
but Fitz--Jim VIII Issue IL star'-
ling Challenge Next Week.

ST. Paul, Mimi, January 9--Aiter he"'i'
two hours talk late tonight Dan stuart NY
noh Fitzsmmons and Manager Martin Ja''oh
,stb tho statement that hc would ace what
Ia could do with Corbett and Mahor MS the
ee5ssuty stcp toward bringing OH iisht pe-
tveon Corbelt and Fltzsimmona. Julian Haid
that lsltysinmons would give Corbctt another
chr nee after he had disposed OF Neher IN
finish fight with this statement stuart mad
10 be satisfied, and no signatures were ADD
ed to the document he had brought with
him.
81. Louis, January a.-when James J. Cor
bett was Informed that Fitzsmmons tohisht
agreed 10 sign articles with him provided he
nrsi whipped Peter Mahor, he said
That's the same old story; hn wants TO
nieetraok me onto somebody else. which he
can never do. What will do viii be stated
distinctly on January II, whom | Will issue
q final challenge, which Will startle Inc
sporting world. II will contain a proposi-
tioa never before heard by any pugiiist. !
d3n know whether | can whip anybody else
simmons. II he docs not accept THIS final
challenge IRON me will retire from tn0
ring and neyer talk fight TO anybody again.
but viii study for The stage and stick 10 IL.
The thing constantly before me is to
tisiI Fitzsmmons, and If he won't accept
my final challenge January II, thon ] Know
l' IL done, aud then IN done
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Greek. sun Rehrlllau..

Mnscogee, ]. T.. January s.-The Creek
council. In spite Of the MESSAGE q, secre-
'ery Rliss' through Indian Agent Basorn.
asking them not 10 do so. has provided an
appropriation of $4,000 TO bc used in en-,
pioying attorneys to fight the copstitu-
nonaity ~ the act OF congress giving the
United States courts full Jurisdiction after
sanusiy !, ageat Wisdom has notified
Sseetttaty Bliss BY wire Of the action a.
re council. All acts OF the council n,tsr
January mast b. Bpproved hv the prssi-
aant Of the United Statfg. Secretary Bliss
hss already said he would not recommend
saun an sct 40 the Creek council passed "a
tne president for APPROVAL. =
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nOnis MINT Chiffon.

Galveston. Texas. January a.-when the
Mallory hne announced some ten days ago
that the ocean rate of II IL cents on cot
ton fiom Galveston to New York would
expire at midnight Oh January s. there
was much bpeuuilEtion In shipping circles
as 10 what would follow. Atasr1uy j. Is,
bartholomew. traffic manager, nnunnd tbs
railroads moi 10 book any more cotton for
the Mallory line until further notice, lie
says they have all the business they can
handle. and consequently no further rate
viii be quoted until the surplus is dis
posed OF. 1t is not known here how long
this condition will last
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rnnEE HAD noys.
They Try 10 Break Jail and One OF
Them Is Shot

Lake Charles, La, January s.--Tnis morn
inx about 10 o'clock II was learned that tho
three tramp boys who were placed In IAN
lass week ON a charge Of theft were again
in tho act OF breaking fall. Two or three
of The depn,ies went In at once and found
that these three who are confined In the
steel cage with abont twenty other prison
ers were in possession OF three heavy oisu,'
and had released themselves from the shask-
los which We're nut on them day or Two
ago. alter another attempt to escape, They
dufied tho officers, and during the EFFORT to
conquer the youngest. VINO Is about ~, he
WAS slot in tho lett arm By soineone on taa
outsioc Of tho cage Information concerning
the affair IL hare TO get. but the boy WHO.
was shot WAS taArn out and led 10 Drth, j.
PERKINS, oiiico. and while there he said TO
Ths Pest correspondent thDt he WAS shot ny
one OF The officers. whom no described as a
sn'sli man. Tue bullet WIS found Just uno"r
the ShiD ON the inside OF the arm. near the
shoulder When asked about his home Tue
ycunk fellow relentcd somewhat, and deolar-
ed that he WAN OF good parentagc, and asked
The Poat correspondent 10 write ms parents.
who rcaiue In Kansas City, AU.
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To Try MerIcr.

Havana. Janmry D. The captain gen
eral OF Madrid has already received all
the documents necessary for proceeding
against Lieutenant General Weyler.
a dispatch from Madrid on Friday last
said the cabinet council had that day de-
olded to submit General weylers conduct
with reference to the protest against Pres
ident MeKinley's message and other mat
ters, to fresh inquiry under the diree-
ton Of the general commanding the first
army corps twhose station includes Ma
dnd), lieutenant General Bagan. and that
there was possibility that ministerial
crisis might thus be ayerted.
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CUDA'S AWFUL HORRORS.
Cougrcssmin King Saws Not One
Half Has Been Told.
RECONCEN1RAnoS Die IN THE STREET
spanish Have 80 Faith In Autonomy.
Lee VIII Not Accompany Dlancn.
We.ler to BE Tried.

Tampa. Fla, january e.--After spending
several weeks making personal obserya-
tons of the situation OF Cuba, Congress
man King o; Utah arrived here this even
ing. His tour covered four provinces and
was thorough. Speaking of his trip he
said:
II made II to learn just what the con-
ditions were, and ! found thu, not one has
even half described the awful horrors of
the reconcentrados These people, naked
and emaciated, are stu dying like sheep
in the streets OF the towns where they
are still huddled. ! found that the Span
ish people have evidently very little faith
in the new astronomical government, for
they are strongly in favor of annexation,
and want IL at once. General Blanco has
not succeeded In his efforts 10 alleviate
the suflerings, for he has not had finan-
cial means to carry 1t out. | have inter-
viewed insurgent leaders, Spanish officers
and Americans, and have some definite
Idea of what is going on in that terribly
devastated island. ] know positively that
General Lee is not going out with General
Blanco TO see General Gomez"
AS Mr.. King saw General Lee yester-
61y. he evidently speaks with authority
Prof. Herman schoenfeldt of Columbian
university came on the same boat. He has
been making visits for the purpose OF
writing magazine articles for Germany
and Austria. He corroborates in the main
Mr.. Kings views. but thinks the war viii
continue long time
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

CoMANCI1E--Camp John REMAIN. ., ,o.s..
iuiicns MS q respect On the death Of ex-Sos-
erncf Ross.
sI:YMouR--Tho county jail came near
beink destroyed by fire. 4 prisoner Jus, ~, ~
crowd running, and yelled Justify
yEORGETowN--The new school buiiaihs
has been completed. and Will be occuplcu
Monday.
tshRpIsoN--Condu Ashby fell from =
rurnipg train, cutting severe gash Ia u'a
head.
I3rTTo--Tberc are quite a number OF fine
cattle being fed on corn pear here. fiye cars
were shipped to st. Louis.
fAKwOoD--Ab Moschnm through mistake
took an overdose OF bromilie and was quite
sick for awhile.
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secretary Algcr Very III.

Chicago. January "a snecial to the
Chronicle from Washington says The
members Of the family and immediate
tnrbsd about his illnosa. His physicians
now fear that he has typhoid fever.
About three weeks ago, when be was first
taken III. It was thought he was suffer
Ing igan Ia grippe. Ten DAYS later thu
physicians concluded the trouble was due
to maiariai fever. and since that time have
treated him for that disease. But today
tho dreaded symptoms OF tynhoid fever
made their appearance, although not in q
pronounced form. but the physicians are
very much worried.
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lee Trnst Members FINED.

Nashville. Tenu.. January 9.--Last year In
dietuents were returned into the criminal
court against ". IL. iiowH. W. ousnn, v.
seloenI ducg, j. NJ. overtnn, Robert luaon
aud v. W. Bust. all loading citisens aud
business men. charging tham with organizing
aud maintaining what was known as tho leo
trust. The case was disposed of unexpectedly
yesterday. The defendants subnntted thor
cases, and the court fined ihcm $1,000 rms
verdict was agreed TO. on The ground that
tho defendants. when they formed the trust.
were ignorant OF the State laws against such
ColI,hlnn.
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YoGkum. Texas, January Sat II o'clock
this morning Rev. II. J. Windhnni, FOR the
pa+' three years rector Of the Episoopai
church here and at HallotsyilIe, preached hls
farewell sermon to this congregation, lie
leave, VI once to accept better place at
luling. ltov. Windbam has made friends
hero not only among the people OF his eon-
gr.ration. but among members OF all other
churches, who regret his departure hut re-
joicts over his promotion. He win be sue
ceedcd here by Rev. Mercer q. Johnston. son
OF BISHOP Johnston, who preached his initial
sermon tonight
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T,,n nnce Mcctinrs.

New York, January 9.--At a meeting OF the
management OF the Chnrter Oak park. HarI-
ford. Conn, yesterday, two race meetings
were decided upon for the coming SEASON.
Advance classes were open to GLASS for lSss.
ab follows:
The spring meeting. May 4, 8. and Z. for
ESQ class, FOR $3.50; Ell trots $500: 2:i7 rot
$3.50; 2;o5 pace, si5oo. and a.3o pace $780,
Grand circuit meeting, September g, {. 3 and
.. s;IS trot. Charter Oak purse Sl1Glo and
cup, actual value $1,000: 2:ii trot, $1,000: 2:ii
trot s2o.eo0; 2,ll pace, $1,000: 2;S0 pace, $1,000
In addition there viii be two or more lib
eral purses each day.
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EHu IUIIu"IHS tNpIHIHs NSeIf:
To the Gazetteer.
Mr.. b G. Murray-our house was totally
destroyed by fire at l O'Clock this morning.
Saturday. contents almost entirely destroyed
we sa,ing only few things In hall and cas-,
room. Supposed to have started from n
cracked chimney. When We awakened the
partition walls were roaring furnaces and
soon three rooms were a mass of flames ana
we were driven out by heat and smoke.
House cost In the neighborhood of Si7OO. in
sufea Tor SlDO0 Loss on furniture clothing.
supplies. etc. 5000 insured for 500 Rnots.
over three hundred in number--aimost a total
ioss. Am sick and have no hat, so can NOT
come m this morning Lost overcoat and
ABOUT aii our clothes. Il. p. Burhans.
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umnire- ARC Nnm.rnn..

New York. January s,-No less than 800
umpres have applied TO President Nc6
Young for the positions that have been ere
ated under the double umpire system.
Up TO date no has selected two new Of
hclala, and their names are given here for
the hrst time. They arc Ed swar,wood,
momhor OF last years Eastern league stan.
and Tom Connolly, an umpire In the New
England league, They aro both good men.
according TO reliable reports. and Mr. Young
is confronted with the task of selecting four
more.
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INDIAN UPRISING FEARED.
semnoes Fenzed Over the Burning Mcesey and Sampson
Assistance Has Been Asked For

81 LOUIS JaEuay IA special to
alarming the and
immediate
uprising
Whites Tor me murder and
Asn wisdom received telegram
that prevails the Nation stake hn,s IA
gave the names Of the sufferers Ber samnr 10
- ''on' W.
~ s0n the 'nalans came from repecae their fear
ful death has aroused their frenzy
pr Liam has Just arrived burning and a,. ~
both bodies burned
~' ADa -" W.
All Tho authorities here situation nearer
o / ~ N ~ AtAs psonu-
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Havana. January 9.--The insurgent
leader, Auasatasio Nunes. and five other
Insurgents have surrendered in the prov
tnce OF Santa Clara.
1t is reported that the fierce criticisms
that have appeared in I'll Reconcentrado Of
Senior Fernandez De Castro are inspird by
Senior Brtlson, civil governor OF Havana.
They have caused much comment and cre-
ated much division among the autonomists
who are attacking each other.
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~ ~ xsUDek xS1vo y Stuld le4ve the
NJ 3 StfjnS M tnehesirAted. Be-
0 \ dIotiv U(hcf Wuavers declare their
31711&i6 q leavIhs the city II the strike
E{1@ Ito effect. II tho first week after
d. o(43ke ID y said over 700 persons VIII
yurSe tn city. III,
Ri6ker Room association, has called Z
oeneral meeting for Tuesday night 70 take
= 6&lIot Is 10 whether to strike or not
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nLow AT STATES RIGHTS.
Judge Holds State Can Not Coiicc,
Taxes Daring Rccefvership.


Taxes Daring Rccefyership.
Chattanooga. Tenn. January "a special
to the Times from Bristol. Tenn. says;
la the case OF the Bristol Land company
aralnst John ID. Thomas and others. In the
Fcceral court at Abingdon. Va. sweeping
opinion was handed down by Judge Paul.
Which. 70 say the least. is a severe blow at
state sovereignty. Tho ease rotated to the
sale OF certain real estate Of the land com-
pAry for taxes and 10 tho latter transfer OF
tho property from tho State. which bougnt IL
at tn sales. to John d, Thomas and others
IN consideration OF the payment OF the back
taxcs. Judge Paul held that the sale OF the
land IN the first place vas ilIcsal and Won.
fos n, reason that the property VI that
ttmo MAS In the hanGs Of u receiver OF the
United States court. and tsnt the State had
no rssht 70 interfere with the property so
long az Il WAS thus IN the hands Of The court
The decision. II is held by Attorneys will
render the State utterly powerlesa to collect
cciNer.
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coNEY ISLAND.
List or the Purses Hung Up for
Shrepshcad Hay Meet.

New York. January s,1hc following
s,al os Of the coney Island Jockey club to be
rua at tho meeting at shcepshead BAY will
close tomorrow:
For s-ysar-olds and upwards-rhc suhur-
ban. $4,000 one mile and n quarter, the
Shrrpslead hay. sis00: mile: the Long la
land 5000. mile and furlong; the Grass In
auRural. $3.50 added. xix furlongs on turf.
For s-yoar- olds--The Swift. 5000 addea.
seven furlongs, tho Spindrift. $1,000. mite
and furioug
For 2-year- oids--Thc Futurity course. 5000:
the double event. $4,000, divided into two
events. 5000 each. first event. five aud one
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nismnrck is We'll.

London, January lo.--A dispatch to the
Standard from Berlin says Prince Bis
marok is comparatiyely well again. An
swering the inquiry of an old Italian
friend, he wrote: II am suffering from
pains in nv Joints but otherwise am WELL
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DInckmaiied a King.

Buda Pesth. January "a sensation has
been naused by the arrest OF Rosa Benke,
a music hail singer, together with several
male accomplices, on the charge OF black
mailing King Alexander Of Servia. 1t is
said that they also tried to blackmail
Prince Ferdinand OF Bulgaria and liking
Milan of Seryia recently. The arrests were
AT the instigation OF King Alexander Some
curious disclosures are eXpectel
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New pnstor. weIcomc,l.

Manor, Texas. January s,--nuring the past
week there were twice assembled roproscn-
tptisc gatherings Of the Christian people of
this community the object Of which was to
manifest IN some degree their appreciation
OF their new pastors Rev. Hammond OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, South. ana Rey
Mal,on OF tho Baptist church. As the re-
SUI. the pastors received n good pounding, y.
and all enjoyed themselves hugely.
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Kong dated YESTERDAY. RAYS II Is reported
thtra thet England. japan a1d hlissis
have arrived ct an agreement rcsrecunE
FRA rhe details Of the agreement are
Yot known To the cofrespondent. nut the
dispatch saws the Brush fleet Is returning
to Hong Kong
Paris. January a.--Ordcrs have been
given 10 the officials at the French dock
wards to hasten the compleiion OF the war
shIps in hand.
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Chfnese Adyiccs.


London, January 10 The Hong Ko,s
CORRESPONDENT OF the Times. under date !,
January 8, says: "A high Russian offic,s,
has left rekin for Canton 10 discuss MI
tain matters with the vlceroy. who has
eesn obliged % agree to his demands.,.
4 discatch y the Daily Mail from Hong
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half furlongs: second event. Futurity course
the Zephyr, the Spring. the Queen and Yer
nal for filiies. $1,000 added tho Daisy, at i've
furiongs on turf and the Pansy at Biz iur-
lon,s on turf with $50 added.
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DuRRAN'I.s BoDI'l
Neither Crcmntorics Nor
VIII Receive II for inss'

1Nsfh'T sfFeUtNtpb''" W.
VIII Receive II for ines'
Chicago. January "a So
Chronicle from San Francisco y
seems to be no place for the
dore Durrant. Both crematcf'r
absolutely refused to handle
and no cemetery has vet CON-
ceive them. They are still at
house. and II looks as thouaa
stay there for some time.
rant said today:
MY efforts to carry out
Of the dead boy have been W.
crematories refuse to take
the cemeteries are likewise ~
may ship tho remains 10 ~
have them crematsd there. OF
the body and bury It at
know yet what We viii 10
AE 4s --~~
TO CURE A COLD IN o.
Take Laxative Bromo QUINN. 4
druggists refund the money
cure; 25c. The genuine haA I'd
each tablet, .uur1|
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New Orleans. January s,--Mrs. Frank y.
Howard. ono Of the most highly esteemed so.
t:et, leaders ia this city, died suddenly To-
dns q paralysis ~ her home on ST Charles
avenue 7 i
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store Burned.

Georgetown, Texas, January De. II.
Booty's store at Taylors Gin burned last
nishL Loss $500; insurance, 5000; origin of
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nen Crust, sold.

Jacksonville, Fla, January s.--A special
TO the Timcs-unon and Citizen from Roclt-
land, Fla. says: 81. r. Daily today sold
Ben Brush to James II. Keene for SIS O0O.,
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Nov York, January o. Rev. pr. Hail an
neupsed 70 bis CONGREGATION his resignation
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