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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-05-28
WadsWorth Red Cross Society

In answer to Mrs. W. II. A. Pixies
call many of the ladies of Wordsworth
met at her home Tuesday evening, Ma,
"a, to establish the order OF Red Cross
in our little town.
Mrs. Pike acting as chairman, Miss
Maud Alley as secretary, the meeting
was called to order. Forty-ihree nance
were enrolled. We hope at our next
meeting to find many more willing Il
help us in this noble cause.
The following officers were. elected /:
President, Mrs. David Esden Vice
President, Mrs. VIM. Geery; Secretary,
Mrs. Herbert d. Esden Treasurer, Mrs.
W. II. A. Pike. On the Executive com
mittee are the following: Mrs. VIM.
Linton, Mrs. T. Fitzgerald, Mre. A. B.
Stillwell, Mrs. 7. Yeargin, Mrs. a. II.
Griswold, Mrs. +. e. Hampton, Mrs. J
A. Gregory.
Before the meeting was over, we were
agreeably surprised to receive our first
donation, contributed by Mr.. H. H. For
ney and DIR. Mcdonald. Such a stimulus,
coming at our first meeting, convinced
US that the gentlemen OF our town wer,
with us heart and purse in our presen,
effort to do good.
Wednesday afternoon the Oliver Com
psny gave a matinee, half OF the proceeds
Of which they sen our order.
The thanks OF the Red Cross Society i,
heartily given to these kind donors.
The mex meeting will be held in the
parlur OF the Nevada House, Tuesday,
Nav 81, at 2 p. M. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
RED CRoss ORDER, No. 9.
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Our Combination.

For the benefit OF our subscribers thu
WADswoRTH DISPATCH has made a COM
hination with the San Francisco Bulle-
tin by which both papers will I've Sent
by mail one year for $3.50, paid in adj
anc Both papers will be sent six
months for 1925, three months for 81 rs,
or 75 cents per month by mail or carrier.
The Bulletin gives the full Associated
Press and leased wire news to subscrib-
ers throughout the county sixteen hours
ahead of the San Francisco morning
papers, and by this combination we have
made the two papers cost . trife more
than the regular subscription price OF
one. The only requirement is that sub
scriplions be paid in advance and there
will be no deviation from this rule un-
less delivered by carrier.
Try the combination for three months
and we are satisfied that you will renew
at the expiration of that time. Address,
with cash,
WADswoRTH DIsPATcH,
Wa'lsworth, Nevada.
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We notice hy n copy Of THE While
and Cold the Mills college paper, that
our Wadsworth girls, Misses Lizzie
Wigitnan, Zue Geefvand Belan George,
take prominent parts in the life of that
institution. They are a trio however, OF
whom any city might we'll be proud.
The Saturday Night Club will distand
for the summer months this Saturday
evening and the money remaining in the
treasury will he donated 10 the WadS-
worth Red Cross Society. This is a very
neat thing for the boys to do but thu.
are our Wadsworth boys and natnea,lA
wholesome fellows.
Frank Gallo won the ''jewe' casket"
given by rhe divers for tiar hamliesi
Young man IN Wadsworth. The "jewel
case was u pair Of corsets and Frank il
now in search of the jewel to fit the case.
He does o look upon the jewel case
now with the favor lie will when it he
comes a STEADY thing for him to pnr-
chase, n condition of affairs not far
distant.
The farmers of Lovelock and Big
Meadows are very much elated over the
prospects of their hay and grain crop
since the recent rains, and the waterfall
at the source of the Humboldt river. II
there had not been any late storms, the
wheat would only have made hay and
The second crop of alfalfa would have
been shor'. Their crops this fall will
make Lovelock one of the most prosper.
Gus communities on the Coast.
Wadsworth's Red Cross Society had
no sooner organized than il commenced
work. and ii the Board of Strategy took
matters as do the Red Cross ladies, the
campaign wonld have been active and
the war already ended. The ladies GER
tainly deserve great credit for their work
and the soldier boys were made happy
by the change from bareback to pie and
a dozen other delicacies. Wadsworth
''has done herself proud" while The
boys in blue have been passing through
to battle for the flag, but the proudest
moment We know of was when we saw
the ladies of Wadsworth working so well
to do their share in this campaign. We
only hope that the boys will be made
stronger in body and spirit by the know
ledge that the fair women of the land
think of them and honor them and trust
in them to uphold the flag and the
country's honor.
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The Best Remedy for Rheumatism.
From the Fairhaven IN. " Regist

From the Fairhaven IN. W Register.
Mr.. James Rowland OF this village,
states that for twenty-five years his wife
has been a sufferer from rheumatism.
A few nights ago she was in such pain
that she was nearly crazy. She sent
Mr.. Rowland for the doctor, but he had
read of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
instead of going for the physician he
went to the store and secured a bottle of
it. His wife did % approve OF
MI. Rowland's purchase at first, hut
nevertheless applied the Balm thorough
ly and in an hours time was able TO 20
to sleep. She now applies it whenever
she feels an ache or a pain and tinds
that it always gives relief. He says that
no medicine which she had used ever
did her as much good. The rs and so
zen sizes. For sale by G.. w. Kinney &
Co. and the Commercial Co. OF Lovelock.
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Must Do 1t!

Will sell cheap for cash, must sell
that is why, that fine two story dwell
ing, known as the Wales house. 1t is q
large well finished and stylish residence.
Good well, large lot. No reasonable offer
refused. First come, first served. Call
and buy at a song, a property that will
ill you with pride and your pockeibook
with money. 1t has rooms to spare.
No charge to show it to you.
Also, opposite w. E. Cobb's residence,
see that lot on the most desirable resid-
ence street in Wadsworth. l60x260 feet.
Will throw in thai cottage now on the
lot. You "a cut the lot into tour LOTT
al! fronting on fine streets and make a
house and lot for your trouble. Look
at it. 1t speaks for itself. Cottage is
hard finished and the lot and cottage
| will sell Tor some nor than the plaster
cost. The money in your stocking won't
grow. Stop paying rent and start a bank
arconnt. Any reasonable price. At DIS
PATCH building. n. a. HUMMEL.
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MARRIED.

~ sothey were welded. George j..
nnrton ami Miss Ellie rurman. both OF
Wadsworth. They went to Reno and at
the parsonage Of The Rev. Saunnel Uns-
worth and by that divine they We're
made man and wife on Wednesday at
the hour of eleven ia the forenoon.
DR.. w. l.. Kistler was the groom'-
best ma and Mrs. Maggie Wiley was
the bridesmaid.
The high contracting parties are well
known in this section of the country,
and N Churchill the whole county il
their friends.
Mr.. Burton has spent a number Of
years here and is well liked. He is a
Young man of splendid habits, steady
and OF just the right material TO make IA
good woman happy.
Miss Elite Truman that was, is til,
laughter Sam Truman, the well-known
Churchillite. She is q very popular
Young lady with all with whom she il
acquainted, a fact made patent Wednes-
lay evening when she WAS awarded a
nanl>.nne diamond ring for being so
we'll tllonght oil by those who attended
the theater.
She is "A ~lousewifely young woman Of
cheerful disposition and is bound to
make Mr.. Burton happy so long as the,
both shall live.
We wish the young people plenty OF
happiness and all the bliss that belongs
to married life.
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War
~
News.
Reno Gazette Special to the DrspArcH.l

Reno Gazette Special to the DGsPATcH.l
New York, May 27-An
afternoon paper publishes a
statement, alleging best au-
yhority, that Cerveras' feet
hadleft Santiago last Saturday.
Secretary Long still thinks the
Spanish fleet is in Santiago
harbor.
Pennsylvania will pay their
volunteers for the fifteen days
that were spent in camp before
enlistment. This will amount
to thirty-fve thousand dollars.
BERLIN, May 271Ambassa-
dor White is greatly pleased
with the fresh proofs of Ger
many's strict neutrality.
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WHEN NATURE

Needs assistance it may he best to rende'
it promptly, but one should remember t.
use even the most perfect remedies onl,
when needed. The best and most simple
and gentle remedy is the Syrup of Figs,
manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
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Dispatch" Bills.

Bills will he sent ont Immediately to
who are In arrears to the DISPATCH
subscriptions, old accounts, etc., must
I've settled within thirty days. Report
as o o AZ on receive statt ment.
DIsPATcH PUB. Co.
April 30th, 1898.
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DRESS MAKING.

Mrs' A. F. Carney is prepared to do
all kinds OF dressmaking and will be
pleased to have the pat, onaga of the
ladies' of Wahsworlh. On " ales street.
next to Wales house.
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Ben douglass is in town.
Social dance tonight 10y the Club.
[, il time to look for tine pay car.
Trout are biting well all along III
river.
Mis- Josie. o. 8rien is at home on va
cation.
Memorial Day next Monday and 10
school.
Buy your wheat and barley OF r.. H.
Cowles.
ives are thick around here and afford
gooi sport.
Il. IL. Proctor was down from Oling-
b ,usr this week.
Miss Ida Mapes is Writing Mrs. J. W.
Ferguson Of st. Clair.
Harry Short Is around town and his
fingers are healing rapidly.
Ex-Governor Adams is critically i'll
with typhoid fever at Carson.
Miss Bulah George arrived from Mills
College Friday to spend vacation.
Hon. Lem Allen and Lem Allen, Jr.,
spent u few days in town this week.
Wadsworth vs.. Lovelock in baseball at
J. .veiock a week from next Sunday.
Dolph Shane arrived here Wednesday
after u trip to Carson and the Comstock.
Louis Johnson has returned after an
absence of several months and looks
q e.
Otto Williams drove over to Dayton
and Carson this week, returning Thurs
day.
The Humboldt river ia rising rapidly
and the outlook for plenty Of water 10
good.
The rodeo gangs now working on the
ranges report Iced good aud stock cattle
looking fat.
Those who assist the Red Cross So
ciety to swell their receipts are helping
tlgir country.
Richard Bellam, son OF Rev. T. l..
Bella N, is here from Anaconda ON a visit
TO his relatives.
Buy your barb wire of X. H. Cowles.
He has just received a carload. For
quotations write him. =
J. II. McCulloch and wife returned
from their trip to Denmark and Canada
looking well and hearty.
The Ladies Aid Society will give a
lawn social at Mrs. Willey's residence
the evening Of June 3rd.
Belknap Bower left Thursday evening
for Lake Tahoe to spend the season in
fishing and swapping yarns.
Miss Efie Truman won the diamond
ring offered by TIE divers to the most
popular young lady OF Wadsworth.
1t is believed that the First Nevada
Volunteers will go to Manila and that
Torrey's cavalry will be sent to Cuba.
Parties of travellers in search Of an
El Dorado are going through here, some
east and some west, with the PROMISE d
land just where the either fellow left it.
The West6eld (Ind.) News prints the
following in regard to an old resident Of
that place: Frank McAvoy, for many
years in the employ of the L., N. A. x
G. Ry. here, says: have used Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy for ten years or longpr-am
never without it in my family. ron
slider it the best remedy OF the kind
manufactured. | take pleasure in re-
commanding it," 1t is n specific for all
bowel disorders. For sale bv C. W.
Kinner & Co. here, and the Commercial
Co. of Lovelock.
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The MAINE"

Ice Caeam Parlor will be opened Sunda,
May 29th, in the Macpherson building,
next door to the JeweIry store. A liberal
snare ol patronage solicited.
Mrs. d. NJ. DREW.
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Stage leave for the Mines on arrival
OF h 30 a. m. Overland passenger train
from San Francisco Daily and returns
from Oinghorse Canyon at 6 p. M. dis.
lance from WaasNorth about 8 miles.
Rouhd trip 81 %.
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1hompSon's Glove Fitting CofSetS.

l have the sole agency in Wadsworth
for Thompson's Glove Fitting Corset.
The best one dollar corset on the Coast.
JOHN LEE.
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Mass.

Mass will be celebrated at the Catholic
Church, Sunday, at 10 80 n. IN.
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Baptist Sunday school at School
house every Sunday afternoon from 3 to
! p. IN. Mrs. J. ". SMITH,
Superintendent.
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k- RESOLUTIONS, card OF thanks, and adver
tising locals win be charged for at the rate Of
10 ceAts a line.
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Sunday Services.

Morning service at II A. NJ. Evening
services at Z 80 p. M. Sunday school at
Up. NJ. Rev. BELIAM. Rector.
Christian Endeavor ut $3.50 Sun
day evening.
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The DIsPATcH has the latest and best
news. Subscribe for it.
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SATURDAY MAY %, 1898
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the arbitrator apparently overlooked ey-
cry point of law, according TO the English
standards. and decided the case with ref
erence TO his sympathies.
IL is said that more extraordinary
opinion than this from a legal point of
view was never seen al the state depart
ment.
oberiander was deputy sheriff in Cali
fornia and he was kidna pped and taken
across the border by Mexican officers.
Mrs. Messenger. In whose house he had
taken refuge, was III treated. When II
came 10 rendering his decision, the arbi-
traitor. II is said. ignored the facts, and
reasoned that because the United States
government had not recognized the rights
OF the Chinese government 20 indemnity
for the killing of Chinese at Rock Springs,
Wye. while insisting upon indemnity for
losses sustained by American missionaries
In China. we could mot expect TO have
an indemnity awarded our citizens in such
cases as this.
The lack OF legal perception Is said at
the state department TO be almost
without parallel in the history of arbi-
trations. and has undoubtedly done much
20 prevent the submission OF other claims
TO arbitration. unless it can first DO
known that the arbitrator is familiar
with the principles Of common law, ac-
cording TO the English standards
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terms
Tactics to Block the Combine.

election to both the short and the long
terms"
Tactics to Block the Combine.
The following was given out this after
noon by the Republican steering commit
tee:
THE sentiment OF the house and senate,
as expressed 10 the chairmen of the two
Republican caucuses. Is that il is unnec-
essary 10 call a senatorial caucus. The
universal, expression is. that as Mr.. Hanna
was indorsed by the Toledo convention,
and by the county convention of the state
and was named by the people in their pri-
mary capacity at the polls, II is more re-
spectsui 10 their constituents to accept
their action as conclusive, IN accordance
with the precedent Of two years ago, than
to supplement II by formal nomination
of their own. No caucus viii, therefore.
be called
This announcement caused as much stir
as the result OF the caucus last Saturday
night. and more than the organization OF
the legislature by the combine yesterday
The opponents OF Senator Hanna insisted
that the Hanna men were afraid 20 show
their hands again. and that the result In
joint caucus would be the same as In the
separate caucus.
Al the Hanna Headquarters the an
uouncement was received with apparent
satisfaction Dick. Nash. Grosvenor Brig
ham and all those close 10 the senator ap-
proved Of the action ot the Republican
members 0. the legislature in withdrawing
the caucus cali and simply standing on the
u
state platform.
The Hanna men claim that several Re-
publican members who voted for Mason
for speaker have today pledged themselves
20 Hanna. and that they do not want the
combine with which they have been asso-
ela,ea to know Of their action in the sena-
torlM contest untll the ballot!ng begins,
ore week hence.
!: Is eYiaen, the Hanna men will not
compromise Secretary Sherman. Assistant
Secretary Day or any other one. and tina.
they viii no: show either their strength or
the!r weakness until the baEo;ing begins
next week
There will be daily ard nightly confer
ences. hut TO caucuses or either side. a.
the contest IS 50 intense and 50 close tha;
neither side will show It's hand The Hanna
men claim several n1en from the combine.
ta. these men DO not want 20 go into 8
caucus. and VIII stand the pressure for 3
week before the halio.ing begins.
House and senate DO Little.
Previous 70 IRE assembling % the Legs
Ia;u~e today theve we're conferences on
both SIDES OF the senatorial contest.
II the house al sorts % bills we're intro
5ueed against oorroratlonS. TIE measures
we're regarded as thrusts s., Hanna, Ia
.T.ach unfinished business. but the comb n
does no. intend 70 announce any os the
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INCREASE OF so PER CENT.
Seattle Did Nearly Twice AS Much Building
in 1907 AS in 1896.

Hardly better proof of seates
nd hows so
the preceding $50
following of
The
which
trade and demands
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WASHINGTON. Jan. THE cause Of
arbitration in the settlement Of claims be-
tween nations has received a severe check
In the award by the arbitrator in the
case of Oberlander and Mrs. Messenger,
who claimed $4,000 and s.. .00o respective
ly for i'll treatment by the Mexican au-
thorities.
The arbitrator was the Argentine min
lister at Madrid. Senior ouesada, and his
decision was in favor of the Mexican gov
ernment and against the American claim
ants. The discouraging feature Of the
decision is that in making the decision
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ANOTHER COUNTERFEIT NOTE.
Philadelphia Bank Discovers the
sixth 500 silver Certificate

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.--There was
discovered in one o. the largest banks to-
day another counterfeit sic0 silver certi-
hcate, making In all six Of these worth
less notes which have been discovered
In this city during the past two weeks.
This latest discovery has created quite a
sensation among the cashiers and other
banking officials here. and there has been
an Industrious search in financial circles
20 bring 10 light all Of the spurious notes
which may heretofore have ped de-
*a4~rt0p
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Sorss through hs @a a1s -
Ssns % papers % % hs ds aas .
I s,s ers; as ,,. ,x.,
present. @ hat
held the the a nor % in ] ia
the far East between Russia and These held
the powers whose sonhsns interests are tending one result
~ aphs % later ] ds snan december h proposition nor that the ph ana
A Slap "t England
TT distinct the face Ensland though possibly that
m @ their ns s should @ ID also @ hass control % @ & the Korean
] Ssasa sss H s an r nnS ] not & rsp n or ke e ns The n s for c% %
] ' r m @ sss % ss s % '1 %s % nos @ @ o ,
a s would % ~s o @ n % ms
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is
ssaa
sa. % s self win not SIT
the time ssanta & her by I Jaa9 m % 1n @ hopes OF % na % a her
es @ @ K ha s n~ ~s sy nss
Ru..ia'. Eye.o Japan.
only the saeusa'0n Of Japan credited
Korea of political
% 9a in n M ] n @ attention @ unsee @ ,ons % and ms are @ @
% ~n % % b h @ ] @ srsa. Struggle I a 1 s T @ sse waters M Russia % as
ms @ ed "n ] @ na ] m r hand s1e @ hs % % smsa @ % b. % s as %
Of
all i to of
ss~
sss % sss The ,s. ~" ase 4s sss ss s sss its 5 % s s s
oDsn @ ] T @ k9sa is hut sans @ sa f her IT % M @
seisto with
IT through her great nr hshway to Japan And
resources and much to to desired ana from which
obe
Of
Japan /. Watching.
but
stretching precise amonn.
s % s a. p m % Usual ana n2 ss japan oF r VERY s D s @ % @ Viii m
quiet any
mo-. 4e @ ~on @ @ apath @ @ @ from Korea haa @ M G % @ s~s4 ~ @ @ s
m M ps' S Of & the . b @ hss % sb s up"1 % a @ 80 & far rec sse &
way Tieia Shanghai Mercury @ Of Dees
r Pee & arrive arrive % @ s IS not y @ bb In China ei The h t@ = which is By far
foreign which viii svsn,sa chapter
Iasa by ohr
position however lend
serep2nens @ [ at m srss M nteTvs an" y" " anticipate very interesting
Must Accept. 1t FronAn
0 Daily
Russian money tho Mail But the question
Is an
dar~ $
Of getting rid Of JaE~n Of China considerable
ion r h an & alrsys s.n r. 70 p when fortune seems to favor
Japan position unlikely demand careful consideration
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Murdered While nj Breakfast

FATRBCRY. Neh-. Jan. 4.-CSeorEe Bak-
er and his wife. who lived about three
miles west Of here, were murdered this
morning They were found lying dead
in the diafng room 0f their home. Each
had received a charge Of bird shot in
the head The SHOT had been fred
through a window as the couple SAT at
breakfast. There Is no clue To the mur-
Geger.
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INCORPORATION Fse, So 500.

SPRINGFIELD. III. Jan 4-The sec
.e;ary of state today issued incarE,ora-
ton papers of the American Steel & Wire
garapauy of Chicago. The capsgaliza-
t1on = So sc 49, the Incorporation fee
foy which vas Ss7ss. the largest ever
pz,t IN any similar proceeding.
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VANCOUVER 2. e. Jan. 4-The
steamer Empress of Tndla sailed this al
geruoor Tor The Orient. having been de-
.alnea one day by decay IN the arrival ot
European mail Sae had seTenseaa
saloon passengers and tuA eargo-
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HANNA DOESN'T KNOW
WHERE H[ STANDS.
Ohio Fight Trimmed to
a Narrow Margin.
FEW DOUBTFUL VOTES.
Result OF the Contest Is in the Hand,
of Only Three Men.
FEW DOUBTFUL VOTES.

Successful Combine WithhOlds An.
nouncement of Committees I'm Or
der to Coax the Wavering Legis-
lato-s to stand Firm-Repubi-
and to Present Hanna N IndOrsed
by the Toledo ConventiOn-Bush-
nell Says He Has Been Misrepre-
sented-Grimth Makes . Change.
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Which Shall Be Supreme
in the Far East?
ORIENTAL PRESS SAYS WAR.

The Leading Newspapers of Japan and China Unite
i'll Declaring That a Continuation of Russia's
Aggressive Policy Must Preciptate War With
Japan-The Bear Preparing for Feast
Steamship Matsuyama Arrives From Yokohama
Bringing Late Advices-NO News of Pelican.
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IN ARBITRATOR
S'(|RNS All LAN.
American Claimants Will
Receive Nothing.
MExl CAN CASE DECIDED.
Quesada. Argentine Minister, Settles
1t From sympathy.
MEX CAN CASE DECIDED.

Because Relatives of Chfneae Killed
mt Rock Springs Were Denied In.
deDanity by the United States, OBJ
erlander and Mrs. Messenger Are
Claims Against MexieO-Hard Blow
mt ArbttrnttOn-The Most Extra
ordinary Document Ever Placed
on File At the State Department.