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.ssss IA China, ard that Ire zr.o,o--v a.
.hs empire should remain a. !. rug hasr
- -. years. would be s,Gffsessut 70 cause
$50 s3sai powers TO stop in their con,s Sc
OF rapacsty.
~ sae conclusion Of Tetfarsr ~raecs
.f.er o. " asnirgton called UP ire suri-
ss1saoa sfiil. saying 'azs as re was about
- save IRE city he dez.rees 70 submit some
Irffazfks Epsu the pending MEASURE re
strongly opposed the bill. Ha was 10. IN,
800. 1Asor on an educatton&i qualification. ard
Issued faaf the enactment OF that feature
OF ne S4l into the Iaw wosssg fsTxsfy :ne
en'iEs record o. this country. lis speech
vas mainly directed axagrs. what ne
termed the transportation monopoly ard
ether trusss-
Fairbanks % Indiana CAV. notice ot
$3.50 IN support OF the immigration HI
next TUESDAY.
sfataer Of North Carolina presented a
JOINT resolution proposing an amendment
50 the constitution providing FER TIE elec-
ZOE OF Federal judiciary By the people.
ne resolution went 70 the table 70 permit
bntier 10 make 4 speech upon e.
a message franz the president informed
tne senate that the gale Of the Kansas
racine road had h~en post poue5 70 Feb
fuary is-is. ard also submitted The agri-
cultural department report on expert-
mental stations
Al 2sE O'clock the senate vens irto ex-
ee'itsye session. and az $40 adjourned until
Monday
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NEWS or THE NORTHWEST

White thu train was leaving Peudleton
q small boy. with an aiTgua, took a mot
q; Fireman Frank IsaEitt. The shot hi,
him In tire left eye. destroying tina sight
Fred Coolidge, az Standpoint, Idaho. vas
severely injured near Kootena.. by being
kicked In the abdomen by a horse be was
driving The horse landed on him VITA
both feet. knocking him fifteen feet. lie
has been sent TO the hospital n Spokane.
Louis Wort, a retired soldier from Fort
Sherman, who had been IN si.= army thirty
years while returning to MS home IN Eaf1-
drum Idaho az s late hour New Years
night fen and broke h8s leg. He was taken
30 ths hospital al Fort Sherman. and died
there on "Wednesday.
Wilson Ieckhart. superintendent OF tbs
insane asylum at Medical Lake. has
trought sui, to have Esa marriage an
rIlIed he and hi4 wife we're married IN
1s52 divorced n lss5. and rssnarsied within
SIX months. They have again separated
lie wishes tae marriage 2anElle1 bec8 asa
Y was contracted within tho prohibited
period ot SIX months.
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Con armaitona.

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE senate to-
day confirmed these nominations:
a Palmer. to be marshal for the District
O. Columbia.
To be United States consuz-John -
Btilzhesnler. Of Indiana. at Zanzibar: L. B.
Myers. OF Indiana at 81. John. y. b; ..
Z, Darte. Of Pennsylvania, az Martinique,
Wess InGies
Henry s Pr.tehett. OF Missouri, super.n-
tsnoent Of ire United States coast and
geodetic survey.
4. G. ToDneF. Of Canton. o, assistant
commissioner Of Indian affairs.
T. Il. Needles, OF Nashville, Ill, cognnlss-
stoner 10 negotiate with the Indians OF the
Cherokee cnoctaw Chiekasaw Muxko-
gee or Creek and Seminole nations.
A. J. Duncan. OF Cleveland, TO be an IN
dian inspector,
r. o. .Gstchell. Indian agent at DEVILS
Lake ~. ID.
T. ]. Buford Indian agent at slletz agen-
cY Oregon.
u. IL. George, Indian agent at Green Bay
agency. Wisconsin.
j. RI. Sutherland. Indian agent at White
Earth agency, Minnesota.
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rights In Kiaochau as those OF Germany.
This depends, however, on the CONNER
ciai relations which Germany will place
In force. From my unde rstandtng of the
matter, Germany i not given title TO the
territory. but she has the right 10 substi-
tute her laws for those which the Chin
ese have hitherto had in force. Her
merchants VIII consequently not be sub
jet TO the laws Of China al Kiaochau
lay. but will be requested TO observe
German laws.
Il presume the Germans will now estab-
fish 4 large city at klaochau and push
their commercial interests as vigorously
as possible.
II suppose that II the United States
WAS 10 indicate TO China Its desire to OBJ
tain a China port the Picking govern
nlent would be willing to grant Il. But
We want no such port. Our commercial
interests are satisfactory at the present
time BY treaties and, besides uongkong-
and we VIII probably have the same
rights At kiaochau-we are grant
ed the freedom OF the port in the same
way as are the English"
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WASHINGTON Jan THE postosscs
department. has fcEna 81 necessary 10 IS
sue notice tina: the recsst consolidation
% The cites and towns comprising Great
er New York did rot change the postal
arrangements affecting tAs several local.
ties
The notice was found necessary because
OF the many mistakes made By persons
addressing mall matter 10 various parts
ot the Metropolis and designating the
city location simply as Greater New
York.
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Evaporatinx Plants Going In

Special DtsrAtch % tie xt-Yn.slllsence-
WHATCOA. 3an. Eva po-attng plants
ars Being rat 81 Nv different parties srt
next summer much OF tAs farm produce
ra2t Has hitherto gone % waste WI R.A
dsc3sed q &EsS WAy. \ sA4rt time ago
Wits 4 jones' started s-.Au vegeta /. e
eva poFaSor p-2H, as ar experiment. Taey
have already sa.aae3 ever ~ - po4n5s q
a. .sss potatoes aGf have more orders had
tAAa they San 81 for months Ta<y con
template p-itsas n ;wo maze uext SUM
tuer. "a nley Er@s- 4 % Are a.sa ztars.ax
tNA Business CT Al extensive sale an4
VII have a. - Operation IA tea days.
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POVERTY IN WASHINGTON.


never saw 80 much gcrteei poverty
a@Tore as exists IN Washington. -. c."
writes a cabinet members wife IN the jan
usry Ladies Home Journal You have 10
idea how Osany % these department. clerks
TreTTzels N their boots fer fsar Of losing
tAs3r positions with a change of admins
rraTtoc ard enforcement o< the evil SER
vice rules The departments Unit hcta
Tse1 and women fcr aNy ornar occuastl3ya.
You would BE surprised 10 know how many
90 the fashionable society gnen are depart
snent clerks. Some OF tire most attractive
among them get a majority Of their meals
cut OF society. They rent Il room for :
small amount. AID dire out every night.
frequently getting lunch or a ores kfa~e
from friend. In return. they make 10
their business to ~ entertaining and al
~ayS - <eod euTEeF. rsady 10 ts If SER
Vice and - Initiate new people iaso the eti-
Quettg g the Mace
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the new counterfeit 500 silver certificates.
he said that Il they were issued in large
quantities they were probably made by
some shillfui engraver who Is or has been
In the employ OK the bank note company.
II is doubtful If they were made by
hand. as they were probably divided
among a number Of operators.
Calculation has been made for the time
necessary before one Of the notes was Ii
able To reach the treasury. On the other
hand, in case only q few certificates APP
pear. Il VIII show II was the work OF
some engraver or photographer who
wished 10 make q few thousand dollars
with comparative safety.
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PROSPECTS FOR ANNEXATION GOOD.
Hawaiian Treaty Has More Friends
Thnu Before the Recess.

WASHINGTON. Jan. T.--"when the Ha-
waiian treaty comes up for consideration
next week said Annexation Commits
sionar Tharston. ''our friends Will lay
great stress upon the situation In China
and the east as 4 reason for ratifyiug the
treaty. We had expected strenuous op-
position from Southern Democrats and
particularly those who represent sugar
producing states II transpiTes, however.
that some Of the very men we had figured
among our strongest opponents from that
section have experienced change Of
opinion and In all proha bliity. will be re-
corded IN favor OF ratifying the tresty
nov before the senate. Things certainly
look more promising now than they did
before the holiday recess. and we are eu-
couragef 70 believe that the necessary
two-shirds ms tori,y will be recorded when
the final vote is reached"
Hawaiian anneXstionists now claim
stxtv-one votes fer the trraty. divided as
follows: Republicans ~ PopulIsts 5, Sil-
yersties and Democrats s.
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Palma Ridicnle. the story.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1T. Estrada
Palma was one Of the speakers at a largely
attended Cuban-Aaaertcan meeting tonight.
called 20 protest against the scheme Of
autonomy. When he saw the Havana dis
patch stating tina. he was 10 accompany
Blanco and Consul-Isneral Lee on a mis-
sion TO Gomez, ne read IL aloud and for
some time ii formed topic OF ridic9le and
merriment IN the meeting. Palma himssle
asserted that IL vas TOO absurd for con-
sidera,ion.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Rev. : Joer SFsN~ has t@er s'4o0'1 ted
-rrg-f-~tat - =fr@ orr . - tss Holy C~oxz
az TIE CEstss Stases sssc~eej.aE IRE laI=
kataeT crosby
Adams rxrrszs Company cet,iz}s ss1y a
man narre3 j Fra7~t4 Sanders h4s been
svstn assnx = vast 42 ce- % pcvags ~ sand
fng uaesaxes = o. = They weFe gx1=r-
ais aearessed . psrseas who rad rseent-
IL 6s4A. and S2r-o--sG 20 contain mining
srcxA zss 8m8&G-s cat,ec-r1 w=Ts 3Fa1n
g 20 r..
TlI.ar1 \ Sutherland. Grsaa Master
N4soa 81 New York has sSsaed ar e4lct
dsssolving al rsiaI40cs wl:a tee Grand
Ieszxe OK PERI. % ACCOUNT - tGs aston
% rfat BODY = geBscTing ire Eso}e from
the als2ss - .-s Iodses - ,72s 3G--sd&c-
1Sl.
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president - he Chicago & Northwestern:
fS~swell Miller. PRESIDENT CO the Iuwau-
zee 1aar9es F. Anderson general ssllgss-
tor q TIE Burlington Il Missouri RIVER.
u X Peek. general counsel OF the MI
WaIkee: W y. T.. Winnie. general zu-
oltor ef sae Milwaukee: Fl. w Menen.
Erss1z3enS % tae Northern Pacific. John
y DaEsan. Of the Chicago. Burlington &
quincy; z ]. Earring. sscerd vice orsx.-
dent CO the Milwaukee, and several
others
Tie ohtect of he conference r. 70 cor
seer pending ana threatened litigation
against the railways By the various state
railroad commissions and unity Of action
Is desired b the railroad officials
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SHOT BY A WOMAN.
sne Then sends bullet ThrouA
Her Own Heart

MEMPHIS. Jan. IA sensational trag-
edy occurred on the banks Of Sonconzn
creek. IN the outskirts % Memphis this
afternoon Or. 5. n Rogers, professor Of
anatomy az the Memphis medical college,
ex-pres.Gent OF the board Of health. was
shot by Mrs. Mary Sandhrink s. widow,
and tonight Mes IN a dying condition a. 81.
Joseph's hospital After shooting D-.
Rogers, the woman turned the revolver
20 her breast and sent bullet through
her heart. No sne witnessed the shooting.
The family claim tina, pr. Rogers had
broken an engagement 20 marry her
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MAN :!

\ whole man. i strong
man! A grand man, Perhaps II IS worth
while 70 tell you that "EGayaa" has
made erring people like yourself happy.
1t may benefit yoa 10 know that it cannot
be obtained on this whole globe hut AZ tha
Hudsonian Institute. Il is interesting for
you to know that AT least I2.Q0o cases
worse than your own have been psrma-
nently cured by *Hadysn." Would YOU
like 10 hear how some people speak OF this
maker OF men? II you would the tnfor-
nation viii be sent you gladly. ff yoa
are afraid that you have abused your
great opportunities and perhaps lost them
altogether you must get that idea out OF
your head. Make sure OF this fact-"uud-
van" Will cure you. Then why not
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NEW SHiP-BUfI.DING PLANT.
One VIII Open In Fort Tounxend
With Two Contracts on Hand

PORT TOWNSEND. Jan. IA. J. Hut
ton and Edward Gangusn, representing a
company Of Bsy City. Mich. ship build
ers. are here and VIII at orce begin con-
s:rCction u a steam schooner which they
expect 30 have ready - enter the Alaskan
trade IN six aeeks- The manager of tAe
company closed a contract today with the
Hastings Steamboat Company. Of iris
place. fer tire construction az a tug. which.
when completed, wtil eau8I the tag Tyee
In size and Strength. The new company
VIII oreu i sSspyarl or Point Hudson
adjoining the yarf # the Port Townsend
Shp-Hgl5iGg Company.
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HUDSON MEDICAL institute

STOCKTON. MARKET AND ELLIS SIS.
san Francisco, Gal.
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APPEALING FOR FUNDS.
The Central Cuban Relief Committee
Getting Dawn to Work.

NEW YORK. Jan. THE central Gu
ban relief committee, appointed by Presi-
dent Mckinley, and acting under direc-
tons OF the department Of state. has
issued an appeal for contributions in aid
OF the suffering people OF Cuba. OF whom
there are estimated 10 be 2eo.o0o in actual
danger from starvation.
The committee says drafts for Cuban
relief should be made payable and adj
dressed 10 Chairman Cuban Relief Conn
rlittee, Temple Court, New York
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NEW CODE OF RULES
No Substantial Change. Notifications
uesuu SImpsv I'm Detail.

WASHINGTON. Jan. THE new code
OF rules for the house ~ representatives
has been under Consideration by Speaker
Reed and his Republican associates q
the rules committee during the holiday
recess Il Is substantially the same as
TIE present cole. no vital features being
changed sra the notifications being d.
rectea mainly toward the simpli6csfien
ana more orderly Keeping ~ he record 81
Nils and fegisiatfon IN general.
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Killed His Sweetheart Because She
Had DYED Her Hair

ST. LOUIS, Jan. Judge Zachritz, IN
the criminal court last nght passed SEN
tence OF twenty-five years in the peniteu-
risry on Otto Willig for murder in the
second degree. Last February Wi,ligs
sweetheart, Pauline Rosenthal, bleached
her hair. Willig was ansersd at the &C.
and one evening soon after the sirl was
shot down while in a crowded room. No
body saw Willig fire the shot, but the girl
before she died said Willig was her muir
derer.
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JAPAN JOINS ENGLAND.
Places Her Fleet Under Practical
Command OF the English Admiral.

LONDON. Jan. s-A special dispatch
from Shanghai says a Japaneses feet O;
three sattlesh3ps. three frst-class cruis-
ers and numerous smaller vessels mas re-
ceived orders practically placing IL at the
disposal Of Sir Alexander Bullock, British
commandsr-ln-ch!ef OF the China station,
this step being taken ''in case Russia per
sists In ignoring the joint interests OF En-
gland ard J&pan"
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Presidential Appointments

WASHINGTON. Jan. THE president
today sent these nominations 70 the san
ate:
Treasury-Eenry K Boyer, % Psnnsyi-
vanss- 20 be superintendent 81 the mint %
ire United STATES az Philadelphia; Charles
Wight collector Of Internal revenue IN tas
First district OF Michigan. JsH&s II. Stons,
to De appraiser OF merchandise IN the dis
tEsct OF Detroit Mich.
state EavanaugA Ia Mcksnnsy %
Michigan 10 te consul e. Para, Brazil:
William ~. Graham of Indiana, TO be con-
81 al m'InRineg Man
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safety Appliances Needed on Cars.

OMAHA, Jan. The Union Pacific has
followed the lead OF the Fremont. Eikaorn
& Missouri Valley and the Chicago 81.
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha roads In the
issuance OF a circular to the effect that no
cars Will be received from other lines for
traffic within the'state os Nebraska unless
they are properly equipped with air
brakes and aatomatlc courlers. the SAFE Is
appliances required on all cars after Janu-
AIRY /. 1888. BY the state board CT transpor-
Ia ion.
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CUSTOMS AnMINtsTRtT
Projected Reforms In the Law go
Prevent differentiation Frauds.

WASHINGTON Jan The ways and
means committee vii give early attention
- the cu< otns administration law. with
the view q presenting \ h,A efnbosly 81 <
numerous reforms. X - fslt 20 - dtslT-
able TO change ths law IN many respects
and especially - prevent characterization
frauds. 4 rorr -1ttteN. headed ~ ex Sc Gre
tary Faf-chEld has recommended rurTer-
Gas changes % tAis end. and several bills
hnxa been framed
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ton 20 ne Eio-dske was touched upc1-
II Is keIieye1 that some 60uht has arisen
as 70 rhs need far additional supplies n
tire E-x golz fields and Y is not likely
that final relief steps will be taken unEa
the necessity fer the expeassica has been
fully demonstrated
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,t,,,t,r~ PARK NJ ,tcAsf,urg.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1---7Hlte military
comm 5ttee OF the house. Ess rstHrae<i sro Y
tae resent trip 20 Nisksoagg o2,tleaelas
favcraegy impressed wsth g1e v4,ae o.
thls locality for q national r1.t.s8ry aarx
ard = - practically agreed th&s favcr-
abe Eepo.s VII pe made &c a h.l 20 - :
ent.
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EiLx Lodge Charter Restored.

MARION, Ind, Jan. 7.-The charter OF
the Marion lodge OF EEks was restored to-
day. Il was revoked because Bob Fitzsin-
mons was taken into membership two or
three months ago.
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Hearing the Aatt-srafptng Law.

WASHINGTON. Jan. :. 80 George II
Daniels. general pssseuge- agent ~ the
New York Central Railroad Company. VS.
the t!rs: witness today Sefo-e t1c nate
interstate commerce committee ST. lc~
hearing upon the anti-ScatsiaE aA lie
supvorted the bill. and Sai go railroad
companies would Ect y he aU~ effort 80
reply 20 tAe ,icKeE brokers tslt for tne
tact that the repre- sefitst l1ns made Dy she
tAekes brokers were false-
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PTTrSBURG. Jan. 1.-Insteai OK gen
erai resumption Of woEk at the window
glass factories Of the country tomorrow.
there may he a general lockout on &C
count OF difficulty ct the Phillips Glass
Company's factory on the south side.
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LIBERTY. Mo. Jan T.-walter Foley
aged g years. third cousin Of W \.
Foley, recently sentenced 10 hang for mIr-
ceTtag his mother and sister. was arrested
a. his mothers home near here today
charged with holding I'D a gambling hel! al
Ogden. Utah. December Is. when Sa0a IN
silver was carried of Fciey reached for
his revolver when arrested, but was pre-
vented from shooting.
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Are Considering Threatened Legisia-
sfnrs nv State n H Cnmrs.i~~fouS

ST. PArf.. Jan. The operations az
sta-@ railway comm lssiors Ia several
states ~ tge Northwest were today the
subject * a general conference among
prominent railway officials The meeting
was held IN the u-Fea If Judge Thomas
Wilson. chief counsel ot the Omaha read.
Aside from attorneys and traffic man
aeeTS q tire Nor-reTa Pacific. Great
Northern ard jhs Omaha roads Sc this
city. there were present Marvin Hughltt.
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Steamer Lcpanto sunk i'm Collision.

LONDON. Jan. The British steamer
Knight OF 50. George, Capt. Beyis, col
nded with the Wilson line steamer Le-
panto, Capt. Bearpark, from Boston De-
cember "a for Hull. during a thick fog.
The Lepanto sank, but all on board were
fayei.
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Chastity Find In an Express ONCE.

DIES MONIES, Jan. 7.-Rspresen;atives
OF the Adams Express Company opened
an ill-smelling box At Charlton today ana
found the remains OF a human body cut
in bits. The box had stood several days
IN the express Office. Detectives were at
once put TO work.
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last night. and subsequently set fire TO
the snow shed near Sharon Springs. was
killed by Section Foreman Forseberg this
morning. The tramp refused to surren-
der and opened fire upon the section gang
before he was shot down.
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LIVE !!


To I've Is what Won were bern
fer. And you were horn 20 live good A
happy and satisfying life. Does your iifa
Satisfy At times YOU wish yourself dead.
That IS due ~ weakness. The thing that
produces weakness Is excess. Have you
gone 10 excess in anything? You had
better face she case as X II. yoa know
fun well that you are suffeFing-and SIN
You want 10 hide the facti Be just "a
yourself. Foiites that are part OF your
life cannot be forgotten perhaps. but they
can be compensated fer. You may think
not. Let those who have had similar eS-
perierces to your own tell you how. Get
down to sense and learn that You can be
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II Woaia s~ a Rr,t-ion indeed.

Indianapolis Journal
After al. the revision of the pension Iisc
which the veteran has NEST 70 dread i
,hat Of AIR. Bryan in the free coinage os
silver and payment Of pensions in dol
lars with he same basis AS those Of Mex
ico. now worth ~ cents.
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OYSTER Land Com missioner.

OLYMPIA. Jan. THE governor today
Amounted John w CLOSER. OF Shelton.
oyster nd commissioner for Mason coun-
~ for the term ending 1901. upon recon-
,aenGation of the Mason county commits
sioners.
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urssr. and Bond. still Missing.

NEW YORK. Jan. THE officials o;
the American Express Company anthc-i-
tatlveiy reafsrrn the statement that the
amount of bonds stolen yesterday did not
exceed $1,000. No trace has yet been
found Of Clerk Braden.
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DE Hs.
Or. Loseph O'pwver.

NEW YORK. Jan DIR. Joseph
O'Dwysr dsed tonight after an extended H.
rees from tthercular rnsniEsitis.
Ts~. O'n.wyer a fsw years ago. achieved
frterratsorat fars b. fryeatins tubes
wbsca have seen adopted throughout tie
country fo~ chs pgrr0ea ~ saving children
from suffering with eiphtAe~sc Group.
Ernest Hart.
LONDON. Ja-. T-Erusst Hsrt. editor
o. he British Medical Journal u dad.
Mr. Hart has heen conspicuous for BIS
devotion u socJa. ard sanltgTy progress n
London.
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GREENFfELp MAes. lar. s.-1-~~
- \e.A <c- vas hanged "a FrAnSlsa c...sv.v
tsa to1&y - TIE murder * Ms. Haze
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-08

MALONE. y. Y. Jan. quite So
we're earthquake was felt in Malone at
10 today. Buildings tremb'ed 50 that
the occupants were startled for the mo-
uert. No damage was done.