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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-04

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
NEW ALBANY, Ind, May 3.-The Indi-
ana State Poultry Association has been or
ganized in this city and will be Incorporated
under the laws of the State. The following
officers were elected: President, Adam
Heimberger; vice president, r. II. Bailey:
Frank Heck. treasurer. L. G..
Pleiss. The board of directors is composed
of the above named, with L. E. Bottorf. of
Charlestown; s. w. Overton, of Pekin; S.
Il. Mcintosh, of Hardinburg; ]. s. Pfrim-
merl OF Breckenridge, and w. Z. Kemp, G..
u. Seymour and Edward Milheiser, of this
city. The capital stock of the association is
$1,000.
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PenniIess soldiers

SAN JUAN De PORTO RICO, May 5.
Several hundred soldiers who were dis
charged from the United States army three
weeks ago are awaiting transportation
home. They are without funds, and are be-
coming much exasperated over the delay.
These men are a source of great care TO the
military and police authorities, who fear
that unless they are provided with trans
portation to the United States soon their
generalization will affect the city. General
Henry has authorized them to sleep and eat
at the military barracks. Many Of the men
are without a cent.
The United States transport Buford sailed
to-day for Santiago and New York with 400
discharged soldiers on board.
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NEW YORK, May 3.-Among the passen-
gers who arrived here to-day on the City of
from Havana were Gen. ]. c..
Bates, U. s. A, Major A~rrowsmith, Cap
vliet, Hare and Wright, Lieutenants
j. E. Smiley and Thomas Collins and 295
soldiers from various regiments
in Cuba. All were well. All the passengers
who had certificates of naturalization were
landed this afternoon. The others, includ-
ing 295 discharged soldiers, were transferred
to Hoffman island to remain until to-mor-
row afternoon.
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Three weddings same Night.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LEBANON, Ind, May Announcement
Is made of the coming marriage on May 16
of Miss Neva Whitaker, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. d. S. Whitaker, of this city. and
Mr.. William Elliott Duthie. of Indianapolis.
The wedding will be of peculiar interest for
the reason that Ii comes on the twenty
fifth anniversary of the marriage of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker.
and the fiftieth anniversary of the marriage
Of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Warren, of Noblesville. Both anniversaries
will be celebrated ON the night of the we'd
ding.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RUSHVILLE, Ind. May 3.-Considerable
surprise was caused here to-day by the an
nouncement that Guy Abercrombie, a WELL
known young man, and Miss Blanche Riggs,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fon Riggs, were
married a Indianapolis last night. Miss
Riggs went to Indianapolis a week ago to
visit her aunt, Mrs. Dan +. Shields. Mr..
Abercrombie went to Indianapolis yester-
day morning ostensibly to attend a theat-
rical entertainment A telegram to the
brides parents last night announced the
happy event They are now at Cincinnati
and will return Saturday night.
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Innis II. RehisaO.

CINCINNATI, May 3.-The eminent sculp-
tor, Louis T. Rebisso. is dead. at his home,
in Norwood, a suburb Of Cincinnati. He
was born in Italy in 1887, and at the age
of twenty fed on political account and
made his way to Boston. Subsequently he
came to Cincinnati, where his fame as an ar
fist developed. His leading works are the
equestrian statues Of Gen. ]. b. Mcpherson,
in Washington city and at Clyde, O.. the
statue of General Grant at Chicago and the
statue of Gen. w. II. Harrison at CINCINNATI.
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Stranger Found Murdered.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BROWNSTOWN, Ind. May "a man
was found dead at Robertson's crossing,
east of here, on the B. & o. S. W., this
morning. He had been shot in the abdo-
men with a thirty-eight-caliber bullet. The
coroner is investigating the matter, but as
the man Is unknown here. and as nothing
was found on him, his identity will hardly
be discovered. He was about thirty years
old and weighed about 15O pounds.
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Caught by a Cave-In.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MITCHELL. Ind. May 3.-This morning.
while a large force of men were at work
with a steam shovel on the Baltimore e.
Ohio Southwestern, six miles east of here,
a sand bank gave way and three men
were buried beneath the sand. The work
men tried Dravely to rescue the unfortunate
men and succeeded in saving two of them.
but James Murphy seemed fated TO perish
His fellow-workmen had his lead uncovered
once when another slide came and he was
again submerged. He lived but a few
hours.
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Bandits Killed.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, May 8.-Yesterday
at Mayari. in this province, between Hol-
gum and Sagua de Tanamo, an attempt was
made by four outlaws to rescue the bandit
chie'. Miguel Gonzales. and five other BAN
dts, who were III the custody Of the rural
guards. The sentinel who detected the at
tempt fired, wounding ore Of the outlaws.
The guards rushed to the assistance of the
sentry, and a sharp fight ensued, all the
would-be rescuers being killed and two
guards were wounded. The prisoners have
since been removed to Baracoa. The eff
storing security in this province.
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Indiana Notes.

Hon. ]. w. Lovett, of Anderson, has dis
posed of his interest in the Laporte & Mich
igan City Electric Railway. +. K. Weeks,
of Alexandria, secures the franchise, and
with Messrs. Hoover and Huffman. of An
derson, will push the construction of the
road.
G. H. Dale, superintendent of the Hart
ford City paper mill, has just defeated the
Portland Chess Club in a game which was
played by mail and lasted nearly two
months me port1and club contains a num-
bined judgment was not enough to beat
Dale.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
NEW ALBANY, Ind, May 3.-The Board
of Health to-day discovered two new cases
OF smallpox In a tenement house on East
Main street, occupied by colored families,
and from which a colored smallpox patient
was removed to the pesthouse a few DAYS
ago. On the advice of DIR. Hurry, of the
State Board of Health, domiciljary quaran-
tine has been abandoned and all cases and
suspects are being taken to the hospital.
OF the dozen cases since the first appear
ance of the disease all were cOlored. with
one exception: The disease was brought
from Louisville.
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the GOO employees are elate1. The average
increase Is about II per cent. and enlarges
the weekly payroll from 81, 30 10 $1,000. The
hours remain the same as heretofore. Some
Of the men feared hat additional work
would be imposed to Offset the increase in
wages, but the company proposes nothing
OF the kind. The conditions are the same
as before.
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LONDON. May The Constantinople COR
respondent of the Daily Chronicle says: The
Sultan has authorized the American minis
ter. Oscar 3. Straus, 10 telegraph President
Mckinley that his Majesty has romise TO
pay the American claim of $1,000 for losses
sustained by Americans in Turkey during
the Armenian massacres In 1895.
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SVeCIdI 10 tne IhuidnapoIis Journal.
FRANKLIN. Ind. May 3.-For the past
few months Franklin has had but one sa-
loon owing to the successful work Of the
Temperance League. This week, however.
the commissioners granted several licenses.
The temperance people did not file new re-
monstrances. claiming that those filed at
the last term OF the board were still effec-
tive. They will carry the matter to the
courts and make a test case. The City Coun-
ell recently passed an ordinance permitting
pool and billiard rooms. which had not been
allowed here for several years.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
DECATUR. Ind, May 3.-Perhaps the
most prominent figure at the Dewey day
celebration in this city was Uncle Johnny
Reed. who last month celebrated his CEN
fury birthday. He came to town early,
walking the distance of nine miles, and was
as lively and active as many of the young
veterans. In fact, anyone not knowing
him and seeing him move about in the
crowd would have taken him to be little
more than half his real age. While the boys
were relating instances of the Spanish
American war Uncle Johnny would spin
yarns of the war of 1872. He has a WON
derful memory. He is a member of Sam
Henry Post, @. A R., of this city, and takes
great interest in G. A. r. matters. He will
probably attend the encampment at Terge
Haute this month.
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Escaped Convict Located.

Special 10 the IndianapoIis Journal.
MADISON, Ind, May 3-Will Wood. the
escaped Jacksonville convict. who failed
to keep his parole after attending his moth
ers funeral, was seen to-day in Trimble
county, Kentucky. and officers have gone
after him. 1t is stated that he has recently
stolen two horses and buggies, one at
Ind.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SULLIVAN, Ind, May 3.-wm. Adams,
the murderer Of William caves, who was
recently sentenced to the penitentiary for
life, suicide in the Jail last night
by eating the heads of 2I5 matches. He
did not make the fact known until late this
afternoon, when his condition grew serious.
A physician was secured and he was re-
lieved. He will be taken to Michigan City
tonight.
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PORTLAND. Ore, May 3-very Rev. F..
Y. Blanchet. administrator of Oregon, has
been officially informed by the most Rev.
Bishop Christie. OF Vancouver island. that
he Bishop Christie) has been appointed
archbishop of Oregon. Bishop Christie will
take charge of the archdiocese of Oregon
on the 18th of June.
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BUFFALO. N. Y. May Am Erie pa.)
special to the Express says that Edmund
Harry. respondent from sickness, committed
suicide there by shooting. Norman Bates.
a friend of Harry. read OF the suicide In an
evening paper. and. retiring TO his bedroom.
self.
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OF q cabin IN Greene county last night and
two women, Mary and Ada Hardin. were
burned to death. Crime is suspected and an
investigation Is in progress. The women
people are so excited that mob vengeance
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, May Sword
reached here this morning of the death of
Henry Eschmeyer, at his home in Chicago.
he left here a number of years ago COM
paratively a. poor man, TO try his fortune
nected with several manufacturing con-
Germs. He was a son of the late Rev. Esch-
meyer Of this city, and leaves a wife and
several children.
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Chauncey Mcad's Sudden Death.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
PLYMOUTH. Ind. May ~3.-Chauncey
Mead. a clerk in Hogarth's grocery, was
stricken with apoplexy this evening and
died in ten minutes. He was twenty-four
years old and leaves a wife and one child.
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Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press.
You always %patronize young doctors. / no.
tice. Mr.. Hsgss?"
Yes. they are tinid about making bic
bills. and they take q genuine interest In
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thin and weak
til the stomach
is put in proper
shape to make
good bio d.
DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medi-
ns-
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Brcmo ouinine Tablets. All drug
gfsts refund the money IL II fails to cure. sc.
The genuine has Il 3. O. on each tablet.
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BREcKINRIDGE, Col, May Alt has
bosn showing here most Of the time for the
past week. No train or mail has arrived
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-04

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May IA special
from Jonesboro, Tenn. reDoyts the burptnG
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-04
bad CompIexions Need

Champlin's Liquid Pearl, Soc. A lovely.
rmle beauuder. No equal
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II m-.z9.4 % 76 N'east. Cloudy. T.
Up. m. .&.& Is s. Swest. PIT. cl'dy. 90
Maximum temperature. So: minimum tenn
perature, g..
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Mln-rnNrINENT CoNGREss.

Chicago. Dec. IA plea FOR unitel
church. eliminating the non-esseni ais OF
demon natiorai disputes and working 0nl
500 o.us .ll pros''- 'or the bible Wa
mate at i0day's session of the mld-eon-
tinsnt ,cnRress o. rol gion IN the clay. Or
~ " Thomas presided. Professor Her
hers ] wWett. "a The Unlvers ~ of Chi
care spoke from the subject '"rhe demand
90 th, times upon me- teacher OF iheol-
.oey"
The churches said the speaker. should
.anirmn with fe-vor. ne great and evil
dent truths and iet uon-essent al houbts
and Legations take care ot themselves.
Mrs Jane Adams noted for her enors'
to better the condli on 90 the slums, takes
on rhs efhlcal demands % the times
She WIS followed by Rey. judson Tiis
aofth 90 Milwaukee. who dehned the
oory as knowledge ard sociology as
matte ~ relation.
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washuFto'.. Dee. l3.-The annual reporr
~ the c0rimissioner ~ railways. states
that the Increase % Flrplus assets ovei
liabilities - 1879 over 1898 for me 26 land
grant ana bond aided oads Is i5N) oss
The rcpor' ronews last years r'commen
dat ons FOR transcontnentm ar line rat
way Or Kaneas cts 10 san Diego. Sim
iar Routes tho Commissioners adds. shout
b. oprned ooiwoon the cities 81 chicago
and san Francisco. Chicago and scattlv
and Galveston and san Diego.
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Cleveland. Dec l8-Thc plalndcair-
tomorrow viii say
A party ~ 20 youug lrrh- Americans
have ieft thia city 90 join The uocri
in their dght AZ New York the net
who Wcre mostiy Veterans of thc Span
lah- American war. will io.n about 500
other ir'ahmen and tho entire p1rty
Will Faii ON F'riday for Paris tn tn
batter CITY, the men wnl join tho lrnh
regiment beiug formed to r1 Co thf
Assistance Of hr Beers The recruits
from thia country come largely from
Chicago. New York Boston and C'atr-
land
Five hundred more irshmn wi'l
follow 90 Para in "a couple OF wees.
piaua have already heen nadc for th'
entire rer ment of 1000 Co. rratl th'
ECenc ~ the hEhting
Major General Glcaaon. one of th'
beet known irish Americans in this c.ty
said
This movement has been on tult
aanong the Irksh IN Cleveland Tor sew
eral weeks Ia two weeks another party
from here viii leave 60 enlist ,u tho
service Ths uprising means mighty
blow against England An over the
country the Irish are ioining with the
Dutch and the scnding of volunteers "a
south Afrca will h. continued. We
have tried 90 keep this movement aa
auiet az possible
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governor rcnera ~ the Philippine .sl.
auds.
Article S-Piucy mus, be supprcssei
and she sultan and his datos agree 60
heartily cooperate with the United
States authorities 90 that end and 10
make every posrf bic effort 60 arrest
and brng to justice an persons engag-
cd in piracy.
Arr Gle s-Whcre crimes and onenses
are committed against Mor1s the gov-
crnmeut of the rultan wll bring 60
trial and pun Hhment thc criminals and
offenders VINO w.u boz delivered 90 the
government of ho sultan by the TN
ted smtcf authorities 10 In their poe
session 1n au other cases persons
charged 40 crimes 0r o1cnses VIII be
delivered to the United States author
.tiee Cor .ral ard pun shmcut
Article lo-Any slave in thc wcm-
p.are af Jnio fhau have che r.rht to
purChare freedom hy paying to the
master ihs usual market value
Article Ii-ln case 90 any trouble
wIth subjects of tho SULTAN the Amer
ICan authorities u che island will be
i1ntruCt. 4 o. m ke corr ful iuv F'lgtt on
before rcsortug n harsh measures. as
200 most cases serious trouble can thus
hc avoided
Article IA present Americans. or
foreigners Wishug o. $50 intC the coun-
try should state their wishes 90 the
Moro authorizes and ask Tor an escort
but ~ is hoped tina, this viii become
unnecessary as we know each other
better.
Article rs The United States viii
give fun protection 90 the SULTAN and
his subjects On case any foreign nation
should attempt 90 Impose upon them
Article "a The United states viii
not cell the island 81 Joi0 or any other
island ~ me Joio archipelago 90 any
foreign nation without the consent %
the sultan Of Jolo
Article 15.-The United states gov
eminent will pay the following monthly
.alaries,-N Mexican dollars io the sultan
$3.50. 90 Dato Raiah Muda s75, TO Dato
Atuk $50. 20 Data Calb t5b. 60 Dato
Joa kanafr $40. 60 pnto Puyo $50. "a
Data Amir Huss.n 500. Co HadiI Butn
so. ,o Habb Mura $40. 'o Serif SaEuin
SIS
signed ia triplicate in English and
sulu at Joio. This 20th day - August.
A. u 1899 (Arahun Ahil 1910
Brig. Gen. H. 3 '. Vol
sIfTAN or JOTO.
J. G. RATES.
DATO RAJAH MUDA,
DATO ATTIK,
DATO CALBi.
DATO JOAKANAlN.
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THE NEW YORK WORLD
THRICE-L-W WEEK EDITOR.

The striking Snd important events
Of the last year have established the
overwhelming value Of THE rHRiCE-A.
WEEK Wom 20 every reader For an
almos. 1ominal sum Ia has kept IFS sub.
scribors informed OF the progress Of all
our wars aud, moreover. has reported
them as promptly and fully as " ID we're
daily. with our Interests still extend
ing throughout the world, wit b our
troops operating In tho Philippines and
the great Presidential cLmp pnign, too. al
hand. its value is fur her increased.
The motto Of TuE THRICE A-WEEK
WoHip Us Improvement. II strives each
year 60 be better than u was thc year
before end public confidence In 10 is
,hown by the fact that Il now circulatcs
more than twice as many papers every
week as any other Newspaper not a
daily, published in America
We offer this uncQuslod newspaper
and THE WEEKLY LFApFR together one
year for si.i5.
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"WANTs"


Advertisements in this column % per Inc
each Insertion. 40 advertisement taken for
less than - cents
Money TO patent good laeas may pc sec
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Apply q foreman of the Leader press room
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AL, nve years for tOc. Sasa pie copies on ap-
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Oklahoma Weekly Leader and Atlanta Con.
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LODGE DIRECTORY
Capitol Lodge No. I. Royal Tube Of Joseph
meets the n lat aud third Saturdays in each
month, in odd Fellows hall Wishing mem.
bera will be made welcome.
q n. BARNETT. W T.
EFFIE LOWELL, scribe.
Guthrie lodge No. I, 40. 4. W NEE
Thursday evening Of each week az 1.N
Victor block. corner First and Harrison
visiting Workmen always wslSoms' ,,,i ~
C J. TUoHY, Recorder
Guthrie Lodge No 2, 4 .. O p meet
Monday night of eaCh week at 30 Nisiting
oaa FELLOWS Always Vsiss9c,o W. ws 9c,oopER. NC
G W BRUCE. Secretary
Oklahoma Encampment No I, I. o. q. ~,
meets the second and fourth Friday nights
In e'-A E.on'h' = = MKffRRSTftS KfRTf = ise,ise
Guthrie Lodge NO. Z, X. ofP. meets every
Monday atSPM IN their nall In the Vic
tor block Co ner First and Harrison. Visit
lng knights are always welcome.
g. ". CARPENTER g
A r. BALDWIN, NJ. of v and X. OF y $.
Har,rantt Post No. 4 @. A. r., meets on
hrst aud third SATURDAYS va each mouth Az
1880 %. % "a probate court room Visiting
'ona u A''' away "''n w Il HERop. c
" = MOCK. Adiutnant
Guthrie Vamp No ,, wcodmsn % ths
World meets every Monday night 10 the
OF 4. hall Visiting Woodmeu arc weleomf
wM GREGORY, oc5. Com.
Guthrie ledge No q, a. y. a A. N, Reg
ular meeting third Wednetday evening W
each ninth Al O'Clock All brethren coroi
ally invited TO Attend. ..,.,. O..
On WILLIS ". MANDNN So
OR. a. meets every Tuesday might a.
Kof hall Visiting chiefs alwast welcome
n a. CHERRY, chief OF Records
Naomi ReDeEah Lodge, No. 2 1 ., o. >.
meets eVcry FFiday evening AZ Ii0 in tht
| Cd Fellowss hail Ia the Weinberger ouilo
'Ds VISITOR SARAH HATES. NC.
| KATE wETHY. Sec.
/
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IN MALE ATTIRE
Miss Reebe Dean. Of California,
Fighting for Her Country.


Scripps McRae League.
San frauciseo, Dee if-Friends 6 {
Mis- Beebe Dean, IN this city have
learned that she slowed herself away
on the transport Cite ~ Paris, in
male sttire aud Is row at the front "a
she Philippines ia The uniform Of the
ssth Infantry.
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scupps McHac League.
San Franc SEQ Dec. il-Thc Forty
eighth infantry was ordered this morn
ing 10 en- bark FOR Manila on the trans.
port Giant next sunday This last
regiment Is under orders for Philip
pine service.
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Prohibition Convention Ssst june.
scripps McRac League
Chicago, Dec. 10 The national ex
ccutivc committee oi the prohibition
party met today. and decided 20 hold
the convention on june 21 south
Bend Indiana. Chicago, and Co'um
bus, Ohio. want enc convention.
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EAnTnQIrAKn TN urAH

saf Lake. Dec. lg-- Adistinct earth
quake shock paased down ,he valley along
tho wasstsh range at $50 this morninR
10 wac cutie severe Ia Weber and Dav.a
counties ana was rercepuby felt IN thin
city
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Treaty " IN ihe suiIan JoIo

t.u York u.. i1 -Tho nrtNh ieamer
ISL Taylor which arrived here nelrit
H moffh 1ro Wfh some of ihe men OF he
crow sl.F from Santos. niaEii. whore The
p'arne uas raeinT "a lod tonight for
onsraftoVn Ter cargo has been de.
shafrod nto ueh.ors ans o. held in shoti
vtfcf awaiting the expiration 9 ihe Pc
os az detention
Nafh rrior ur. % Tho following
s OBJ. ttXt ~ .he agreement tctwecn
General Bates and the sultan ~ 'uir.
better Enown as che J1'1 treaty n ch
i's bean sent to thc fenrt te by the pfes.
Ytt..
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The lad es of the guild VII hold th'r
pillow sale al the residence - Mrs Gov
ernor Barnss. Friday from 20 O'Clock.
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Guthrie Lodge NO. {, X. of y. meets every
Monday atSPM. IN their nall IN the Vic
tor BLOCK Coz ncr FIRST and Harrison. Visit
ting knights are always welcome.
& n. CARPENTER & g
A r. BALDWIN, NJ of " and X. OF y s.
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Guthrie Ledge No q. a. y. A A NJ, Reg
ular meetlng third Wednefday evening ~
each ninth al O'Clock All brethren cordi
ally invited 10 Attend.
On. WILLIS W.M
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a iaokknife "a a dangerous thing but
il isn't az dangerous az the jackpot.