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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28
MRS. l.. l. wYATTE.

Was Here Last Week while Creditors
Thought Her Elsewhere.
IL develops that Mrs. l.. l.. Wyatte, the
erstwhile proprietress OF some Beauty
parlors In this city, was here while her
creditors were trying TO reach her In Las
Vegas. She came here from Las Vegas
last Thursday night and secured room
at the Golden Rule rooming house, where
she remained until Saturday night when
she left saying that she was going to
Gallup.
During her recent brief stay she con-
tracted some more debts which she failed
10 square up before leaving. Her stay In
this city was evidently not for the pur.
pose Of calling upon or being seen by her
creditors. She feigned illness during the
day time and remained In her room and
only yentured forth after darkness had
settled down upon the earth.
Last Saturday afternoon she called
upon Cleghorn, the proprietor Of the
Golden Rnle ROOming house, and told
him that she had just received word that
shs had lost 5000, and thai she was left
with only 40 cents In the world. This
straitened condition OF her finances mad'
II impossible for her 10 pay for her room
but she promised to remit as soon as sh'
reached Gallup. As she had no othel
baggage with her than her little hanC
satchel, she was permitted to depart
Forgetfulness, however, seems TO be he
special weakness, and she has again neg
lected to keep her promise to pay afte
sha got away.
Why she came here, or whom she calle
on during her last visit, is not known.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28
ELKs ON A PILGRIMAGE.

New Mexico Gives = Royal Reception "a
Her Visitors.
A special dispatch to the Denver Re
publican from Ration, under date Of Jan
uAry %. says:
A special car with tWenty-seyen mem
bers OF the Order OF Elks, from Denver
Pueblo, LeadTlle, Colorado Springs and
Victor, were met here by committee OF
Elks from Las Vegas, where they insti-
tute tonight the FIRST lodge OF Elks In
the territory. 7. j. Burrows, OF Pueblo,
instituting officer. The Colorado Xix
we're banqueted here and serenaded BY
the band at Springer, Wagon Mound aud
WatrOus. They were saluted with the
firing OF guns. and at Las Vegas their ar.
rival was heralded with the roar OF can
non. New Mexico will entertain the
Colorado visitors royalty during theiI
stay In the territory.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28
An Old Claim.

Washington. Jan. 2s.-The house to
day resumed discussion OF the bill 10 re.
imburse the book publishing company Of
the Methodist Episcopal church for $685..
600 damages sustained during the war
II was arranged that a vote be taken aI
four o'clock.
Bill for relief Of the Methodist Boob
Publishing company passed the house
1888 to 81.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28
AGAIN ON FIRE!
The johnson Canyon Tunnel a
Mass Of Flames,
No Fatalities Reported as the Result
Of this Flre.
An Old war Claim before the House Of
Representatives,
xzeIsH rSeIHEERs STRIKE EsDED.

Special TO The Ciuten.
Williams, Arizona, Jan. 2s.- Shortly
after II o'clock last night, the tunnel a,
JOhnson's canyon was ready once more
for ths passage Of trains, when the tim
bers again caught Ore from the heated
limestone and spread with such rapidity
that in an incredably short space Of
time the whole tunnel was a raging mas
OF tiamee, mounting high in the air ai
both ends OF the tunnel, and with such
intense heat that the workmen could moi
approach. Work cannot be again re.
sumed until the flames have spent them.
selves, which may several days. Forum.
ately there we're no workmen In the tun.
mel at the time and no fatalities are re-
ported ss In the former burning.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28
sArURDAY's SPECIAL SALE
THE MAZE.
VIM. KIEKE, Proprietor.

The event OF the season will take place
this evening at the Armory. Nothing has
been left undOne which will contribute
10 the pleasure OF those who attend.
THE CITIZEN reporter had a glimpse OF
the hall this afternoon aud II Is impOsei-
BILE 10 recognize the place since the skill
ful fingers and artistic ideas OF the la
dies have been brought 10 bear on its
bare walls. The poster pictures and In
dian rugs make q pleasing sight. Dane
ing will begin promptly AT a'clOck, and
at | | 80 refreshments will be served.
Foreman Trimble, OF the Albuquerque
Hose company, No. 2, informs this paper
that one OF the big events OF the season
will be the annual ball OF his company
at the ArmOTy on Monday evening, Feb
81. He appointed several hrst-class com
mitteeH, and they are working harmon
iOusly together TO make the forthcoming
ball a grand success.
j. p. Laniz, grandsecretary OF the New
Mexico Odd Fellows, who has been on
visit 10 the lodges north OF the city, re-
turned last night and reports having had
a very successful, profitable visit.
John Carroll, the sheep and wool buyer
Of Gross. Blackwell a. Co.'S extensive es-
| tablishments, came Ia from Las vegas
last night and Ia around among his Al
buquerque friends to-day.
Hon. Frank W. Clancy, one OF Albu'
QuerQue's best attorneys, returned from
Santa Ne last night, where he had been
on important legal matters.
Daniel Cassidy has been appointed
postmaster at Cleveland, Mora county
on the recommendation OF the board OF
referees.
W. K. Martin, the territorial coal oil
inspector, was at Sturges' European last
night from SOcOrrO, returning south thil
morning.
Albert Schultz, the nj Paso merchant
has his name on the register at Sturges
European.
Tickets to the Library ball this even
ing are 81 each, including supper ant
dancing.
Give us your order for poultry to-mor
row. San Jose Market.
Candled eggs, twenty cents per dozen
at the Fish Market.
Liver cheese. Have you tried itl Sal
Jose Market.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28
LooomotiKe RuIIdInK.

Did you ever see a locomotive put to-
gether2 II not now is your chance
Come to the Congregational church next
Sunday evening and see the EndeayOrers
build one. The occasion will be the sey.
enteenth anniversary Of Christian En-
deayOr, and known as "RndeayOr Day
The service promises to be very unique
and interesting, and all are cordially in
yited 10 come and bring friend.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28
RIOT IN CHINA.

tIsImAn Soldier Assassinated and Relief
Guard Attacked at Chss Foo.
Shanghai. Jan. 2S.-A dispatch from
Chez Foo gives details OF the assassina-
tlon of German sailor named shulz. on
outpost duty at TsimO, Klao Chou bay
The crime. which was committed by the
Chinese rabble on Monday night, was moi
discovered until three men Of the cor
pOrals guard was attacked by hundred
natives, and after stubborn fight, 1t Is
reported that all the sailors we're killed
II Is believed that the incident will form
the basis OF further German demands
nnOn China.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28

ship Of the company was present. The
following directors were elected for the
ensuing year: J. G. Baldridge, ID. ".
Boatright, N. W. Flournoy, r P. Hail,
". Hesselden, VIM. Kieke, W. ". Strong
and Calvin whiting. The directors then
held a meeting and reelected the follow
ing officers: r. p. Hall, president; W.
Hesselden, vice president; NJ W. Flour.
noy, treasurer; Calvin Whiting. secretary
Collier & MsFron were elected the attof.
neys OF the company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28
Knn.n. civ Mnrket.

Kansas City. Jan. 2s.-Cattle--Receipts
1000; market weak 10 10 cents lower.
Texas steers. s3.OO6A25; Texas cows
t3.O0@3.50; native steers, tS.5Oa4.e0
native cows and heifers, t2.O0@4. %
stOeksrs and feeders, ts.9b@49O; bulls
s220@465.
Receipts, 1000; market strong
Lambs, t4.75g5.6O; muttons. tS 75@
IA
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28

that notice Of the assignment Of the
goods and money TO the defendants at
torneys had been served prior to the writ
OF injunction. Justice Ribbie Glsc held
that plaintiff had failed to proSe any
grounds for attachment, aud that no at
tachment affidavit had been filed with
the writ Of attachment.
The plaintiff has taken an appeal to
the district court.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28
chicago stoeA Market.

Chicago, Jan. 2S. - Cattle - Receipts,
5000; market weak to 10 cents lower.
Beeves, t3.sO@6.3O; cows and heifers.
t225@4 40; stOckers and feeders, 5000
4.4O; Texas steers. $360@445.
sheep-Receipts. $4,000; market steady.
Native sheep, $3.00@40O; westerns, $500
a4.70; lambs, a. .25Q600.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28

Justice II. II. Ribble decided the attach
ment suit OF Jeweler II. X. Fox vs.. Miles
Allen In favor OF the defendant; 80 in the
three cases tried the plaintiffs win two
aud the defendants one. The difference
between the last case and the others was
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28

London, Jan U.s. A meeting Of CON-
mittees representing the federated EN-.
plOyes and allied trades union has 70.
suited In ballotaccepting the employers
terms, thus ending the engineers strike.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28

Hanover. N. H., Jan. 2s.-The Their
mometer this morning registered "a be
low zero.
Malone. N. Y, Jan. 2s twenty-five be
low zero here.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28
NnanIah EIaaI.

Madrid. Jan. 2S.-The HeraldO says, be-
sides the active squadron which will
shortly leave Cadiz, four torpedo boats
and hve torpedo boat destrOyers will be
sent TO guard the coast OF Cuba.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28

Frankfort. Ky, Jan. 2S. - The senate
passed the house resolution asking Sem
ator Lindsay TO resign.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28
She AZ oallup.

A gentleman called at this Office this
afternoon and stated that Mrs. l.. L. Wy
atte. who has failed TO keep her promises
TO pay or even write to her Albuquerque
creditors, was at Ciallup,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28
The NIeetinR last Night.

The stockholders OF the Cooperative
Building and Loan association held a
meeting at the office OF Secretary Whit
ing last night, and quite a large member
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28

New York. Jan. 2s.-President McKin-
ley left for Washington on a special train
at lO.30 a. m.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28

New York. Jan. 2S.-MOney on call,
nominally l16@2 per cent. Prime mer'
camille paper. 1894.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28
Heat saxInrn HANK.

The building and loan stock in the
new series Is selling rapidly and will be
offered for ~ a share until February2.
CALVIN WHITING. Secretary.
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silvsr ana Lean.
Defendants win,

New York. Jan. 2S.-silVer, 66S6c;
Lead, $3.50. Copper, 1890.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-28
SATURDAY..
OYSTERS, FISH, ETC.

OYSTERS, FISH, ETC.
Trout. Sheepshead,
Red fish, Founder,
Croaker, Fresh herring,
HOke, Tom,
LObsters, shrimps lex large
CLANS In bulk.
Little neck clans In she'll
Special brand extra large oysters In
bulk.
SPECIAL.
Lamb, Pork tenderlOin,
Spare ribs, Sweet breads,
Lamb fries, Liver cheese,
Sweet breads, Brains,
Pig Pork, X. G Mutton.
SAN JOSE MARKET.
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HERE'S a MAN
WITH PLENTY NERVE.
After Being Shot. . yighfwatchman
Wings His Two Assaflants be-
fore They Can Escnpr.

Speei4l Dispatch TO the post-Inse!iigencer.
LhA.D FORKS. r. G.. Dec. 5.---possce
Officer Kennedy. who acts az night watch
;raE OF the taii al Cascade City nsar this
town. nas placed himself on record as BE-
Ing one Of the rervies; men In British Co
iGmbsa
Yesterday morning abou. o'clock. while
making his rounds ne discovered two men
ID the act OF lDerating prisoner friends.
Az an answer TO what they were doing. =
pistol shot rang OUT clear and loud. ken
nedy dropping so the ground with a
wound III hts l@ft breast. Whipping of4t
MS gun and bracfng himself with his left
nADo, ne winged the nearest man 70 nk-n
and before the other one could escape ne.
so9. was wounded. bat only slightly.
The noise o. the shooting brought as
ssstanes and Kennedy and The first man
ssot were cared FOR. Examination showed
kenreGys wound TO be slight. the bail en-
ffT4nE the iesEy part OF the breast. The
wonld-be liberator was shot ii the LEI.
prsaAt anc IS thought TO De MORALLY
wounded. The second man was slightly
wounded In the arm. and was captured
during the afternoon. near town. Their
TsAITSe> could Gok De learned.
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same as Great Britain's in Egypt. and
likely 10 have the same effect.
Commenting On the presidents surprising
language concerning the Nicaragua canal.
which utterly ignores British treaty rights,
TIE Daily Chronicle says that tbs
matter Will arise ere long in more acute
form"
TIE editorial highly approves Mr.. Mcki1-
ley's references to China and Great Britain.
The Standard says Mr.. Mckinley's refer
ences to China is a declaration that. had
the open door been closed or INSTRUCTED.
America would have interfered actively.
II adds upon this point: For all purposes
OF British policy. no intiinatson could be
more welcome than tina. the United States
will appoint a commission 10 study the con-
citions ii China
The Daily Telegraph. which regards the
announcement that the United States Will
support the open door in China as the
weightiest which the message contains.
says: With such common interests TO
unite Us q formal alliance IS unnecessary"
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ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS
ARE DISAPPOINTED.
rae Non-e initial Character of the
Fresident's ttterance. wu.
Somewhat Unexpected

LONDON. Dec. e.-Maca having been
expected. ,he.@ IS 4 certain tone o. d.sa9-
po.rtnent tu tAe morning paper editorials
81 President Aehiu'ey's message. lis non
cc7ami,al character Is attributed % tire a.
ina: tia negotiations q TIE 7eace cornnsS-
s.7oers az Paris ara not finished Cons J.
cradle satisfaction IS expressed 4 re vos-
sreccss % Arg ,o-Agne,IcAa relations and
81 iAe coi&ness displayed toward Russia
The Daily News complains 6. The am
h.gG:ty = t1e message On commercial ard
currency matters" sa3 ";he Conspicuous
atse@ce - any al.gs.oG - f-ee trade
T1e TINES says. Il, Is c-e,zi.a1se e he.h
,1s dignity an1 Eoe5 sense - re Amer
ic2H people that a message amounting thN
Victorious ending q tins E1ea, wa-. .ha
acquisition u territory and tae initiation
eg BIS ia1,Ese~,a..s, pcitcy = se5er "a Zone az
moderate ~ recon re n1a rt1us"
Ths Daily Ch-or.cle pays 4 :rshslte 60 "a
+scasr sound common Sease and STRAIGHT
forward language q she r,essas%.r r.e.n,-
iag cGe tast Pres35sE: MIX an.ey.s ras4r-
ence "a tie military occupation q Cuba
virtually outlines = Ga-.cy precisely TIA
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MAKE Fun OF WILLIAM.
Paris journal Has Great Sport
Over the Crusade.

NEW YORK. Dee "A special cable 10
the Herald from Paris says:
His German ma ieSty's personally con-
Quoted nv Cook crusade has furnished lie
Petit Journal Pour Rire with an amusing
topic for its current edition.
The devoted Williams tour. or as Il calls
Il, Fifteen DAYS in Turkey. Palestine
Jerusalem and he Holy Land treats the
matter 50 sauclly that Ii Is reported that
the number has been suppressed At the re-
quest 81 the German ambassador.
IN reality me number IS not so outra-
re0us- HIS encyciopediencss is shown on
;he cover as a scr; Of Germans s. Peter.
with ts head e0circles with halo, one
band raised n sign of henedicti0n. and the
other holding dynamite shell No mat
ter what the emperor dos he nuts on an
appropriate costume eVea when he hathes
in the jordan. lie starts from Berlin wear
ing the uniform O. the sleeping car conduct
o-S, with Cock inserpreser's cap. and goes
about Venice dressed as a captain OF gon-
dcl.ers. SO as 10 pass unobServed. When
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he meets the sultan ne has disguised him
self as a lieutenant in the navy e Ando-
Via. "a little PiTenuean republic. and ne
breaches in the desert N the fYOCk coat Of
a clergyman OF the Reformed church. He
visits the sultan'S harem wearing the uni
form of a Lieutenant colonel Of the eunuchs.
and goes hunting as Tyrnlean.
The Petit Journal Pour R.re gives ex-
tracts from the egnperor's note book, sup
posedly stolen. According 10 these impress
sions he was disappointed in not being
determined 10 Try again In Berlin when
the frost sets IN. He was annoyed because
Re could only make an ascension in a bal
inon and bitterly reproaches Cook for not
providing the multitude 70 listen to his
sermon IN the plain He finds the sultan's
idea OF always keeping his navy in the har-
Dor a good way OF avoiding accidents at
sea. He writes a Dogmit!on march for the
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|aB1A|NS THE lOUERC)URT.
IranrTELD COUNTY LAND CASE
DISPOSED OF.
snesteaa Claims, Taken Up Be-
fare Northern Pacific Land Grant,
ranaOs BE withdraw From Set
~ent-S0me Other Decisions.

M.ylgPIA. DEC. The judgment OF tae
,x~s. court Is affirmed iE the case o. J !.
= Moore, appellant. vs.. John Cormo1e, re-
.roudenr, Garfield county. This is a coz
s,rversy over land within the indemnity
r.f,s az the grant 10 the Northern Pa
- Railroad Company. and the facts In
.he case briefly stated. are that il iss2
Ms Hanifird. q qualified settler. iocased
.rou the land, built house and made
atseg improvements. and the defendant,
,sa~ruoae. oy means OF conveyance, sue
seede6 to her rights and row holds under
,s4 homestead patent
The appellant Is the grantee OF the rail-
,sad company. and brouza, this action to
,xsoei the patent Issued TO the respondent
I'd 10 obtain possession OF the land. The
nxh,s OF the respective parties were pre-
,osssly contested In the land department
sa,rainailng in a decision i'm favor OF the
,,spon1eGt By the secretary Of the interior
When the appellant purchased from the
,supany the case was pending before the
and department. The appellant contends
IA, the land was Withdrawn from sale
aomes:ead or other entry by the terms OF
.ss act granting lands 20 aid In the con-
sruet.on OF the railroad. The rulings in
tae case show that the Judgment should
b. sustained, and 1t may have been found
IA, there vas 10 deficiency emitting the
company 10 select these lands. II was
sauDa that when the selection was made
TIE land WAS occupied by a qualified SET
tsr. and the company therefore was not
snsi.ied TO take IL. And the contention of
nc appellant with reference 20 the alsega-
tans Of the complaint in this respect is, in
lie opinion Of the supreme court. over
eoae By the authorities and judgment
The cases of J. II. Moore, appellant. vs.
II, r. stone ef al, respondents; William L.
Powers ct al. appellants, rs. Jacob Slaght,
respondent. and Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, appellant. vs., Joan III. Neednam
q al, respondents. ali from Garfield eoun-
". we're affirmed by the court. they being
similar cases 10 the Moore VS.. Cormods
case.
In the case OF Abraham VI. Hyatt ct al.
sppellants vs.. Fannie Il. Lewis ct al, re-
spondsnts. from Spokane county. the de-
cis.on 10 reversed.
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padisha. which contains a sly quotation
from Mendelssohn's Wedding March, evil
IDENTIFY abiding 10 his union with Turkey.
while snasches from Faust" "parsifal,"
THE Prophets Elm Festeburg," stroll
In casually 10 make this page OF music
gem Of burlesque art
He visits the harem, and here pages Of
his note book become feVerishiy ;ncoherent.
He reviews the army and complains II Jack
or organization. hat notes with satisfaction
thai the generals ali speak German with
out the slightest accent.
All the incidents OF his journey. In fact.
are travestjed with a talent that makes
the burlesque seem truth.
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New eTig C-gunaa tai-.Adverttser
lfalS.~ William visi;s Span w-eu his
Syran trip IS donf. The War l. ~ SIS
takiur al broken down uatl0ns under his
SANK. NJ ore VIII ssUao1t h.s Spanish
fgtp relating 10 such small game ss the
Philippines. II sreaf ufG1 is cauae1aGs
e p s,0eine % take abe PENINSULA sr3 re-
organise *. Spain il baakrnat. ana ta3y
anT d5T he arJr~hic TIE p5-e~fa.c who
holsters un ihe suitau Is the power 20 &C.
Cupy SPAN nnd rtSes3eT7te Il.
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intel.lgencer.
OLYMPIA. Dec. Gov. Rogers today
said regarding the article in this mora
ms Post-inteliigencer from correspond
en- touching on the power of the governor
10 spp0.nt ", j. Canton as major OF the
Fist Washington volunteers. that The war
department had ordered Maj Canton 10
Mania not tbs governor.
The power OF the governor Ia appoint 10
Yza2acies Of this character had been SET
lied In the war Of the rebellion.
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Linseed Oil Trust Incorporates.

TRENTON. \. J.. Dec. 5.-Articles Of in.
corporation of the American Linseed Com
pany. with an authorized capital stock OF
xs3.JsI.Wsi. We're filed with the secretary OF
state today. Ope-haIf OK the capital stock
Is paid 10 bear a dividend o. per cent.
The incorporators are Adrian II. LArkln,
arthur II. Nanbrunt and Francis L. Pat
ton. al OF Jersey CITY.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post inteligencer.
GRAND FORKS, B. G, Dec. IA rail-
way iaborer, whose name is unknown, fell
from a cliff on the railway grade up the
north fork and received internal injuries
which may prove fatal. The man fell
some forty fest.
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Coal Cargo on Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 5.-The cargo az
Goa Oh the ship Shenandoah caught fire
today. During the entire forenoon the IRE
tug Governor irwin poured water into 1te
h5id Of the big vessel. and tonight the dsr-
ger Which threatened the snip is constd-
cred over
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. THE trial OF
Mrs Botkin did not advance very far to-
day. A Large number Of talesTnen were
called or and aosgniees noted. after
which the court adjourned until torlor-
row oat Of respect Of J. c. Rhodes Borden,
deceased
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteidgencer
OLYMPIA, Dec. 5.-The official bond OF
Samuel j. Goodsell an chief deputy state
grain inspector with headquarters at Spo-
kane. was filed today. He succeeds Deep
Creek Jones. recently relieved by the gov
eruor
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LEXINGTON. Ky. Dec 5.-Over 800
today TO devise plan OF action against
the combination OF tobacco manufacturers.
which they claim threatens 10 completely
control the tobacco industry and, In the
end. deprive the grower Of his reasonable
uroflts.
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ordered by the Mar Department to
Join His Regiment.

sFeIal D-saaieh % the -I0i1llIgsncer.
1gf.s NPIs nee 5.-Na} " j. Canton
defafied from fh!s cts sunday evening.
hag'fS received orders from ~" Nar Is
rassment 20 proceed 10 his geEiiuTnt al
Aaai.a by the frat United states transport