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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-01
DETERMINED.
Italian Squadron on the
Way to Cartagena, Colombia

London, Jan. IA special dispatch
from Rome says an italian squadron is
now en- route to Cartagena, Colombia,
to enforce President Clevelands award
of Indemnity to the Cerruti creditors.
Admiral di Brochetti, who commands
the squadron, has been instructed to
insist upon satisfaction for the insults
to Italians which occurred during the
debates in the Colombian chamber.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-01
ooNoILE 4roRY.
Gen. Brooke'4 p clamation
to the CuIP pam People.

Havana, Dec. 81. IA lroclama+ion nv
Maj. Gen. John r. ,1;t,,.'
governor of Cubal wi he iss,,oa -.
morrow to the e9ple Tho isIand 7,
is as follows:
Coming among Iyou, .bo ,.o,,oso,,+,
tives of the presiI dent = f,,rthouana,
nose with Tvhieh y a. The humane pur-
10 n,,+ -, - IL 1lntry interfereC
ditions in this islbnd, l' eo1 ~ coil,
to say that the dbjeca ~ ~ ~ p
government is to give ot eiir - ~
ertv tn rastora ma 9erson and prop.
a GA rho ,,oo,oJa tnce, to encour.
Of naoce ~ Pb',ilS Irr u3me the pursuits
s1n7e con, ~ Carnations, to re
fuII orotao+fo,e III +bJc, and to AFFORD
civil and ,aiieriaE, exercise of al
'1To tbis onS he khts.
Troi+oa g. protection of tht
racfed ay5 $50 O. 49, bent will be di
be nosSa ~ ~ pie provision viii
;hrouyb tho 49, 1Sals Ut these objects
trat;on = a ali Ce n of civil admins
troll. III HllIltary con
In the Interest and - - 1as.
sassad re i9i,e1l4 ~ Ia, and those pos
and tbe ni,Sii ON Noperty in the ISL
o,e1,oiIed 80 +tt inal codes which
of Spanish soveiteign iii u.iil =.
aTa,as. m W., prou Qualifications ant
$50 ,s 90 ICY th time to time be
e ssoI-a,.,,,,eo,,9 interest of gooc
THE people of Cub .-;+,,,,4 ,.r,,, -
49,. - w US s'n are invited anc
the legislature Oh mo sm+9e W
ton and good WI H. on $500 So ,othar
er, and hearty acc ~ a., ~. 11I,,,1a,i
itarian purposes Twill -, ~ l,ird an6
beneficient Cover EhmeI 9 iNi-i' civ
THE military EgoveN. &c 49, isIo,s
will always be pleas - " ao,1fa. r,I;tt
those who may desn ~ o",a,,i+ ~
on matters of pJ bile ,+a,.as+s,,
The text of thd prod an,,tit,, hoe hoe,
cabled to WASH ngto 10 ann ,,crS
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-01
OTIS Pr oc TAXATION.
Owing to Como tions in p.,iinoioss. II
Has Been Cal lied am washise,on.

mas Dozen "a 'eu Jom Washington.
Washington, Dec. 1rro, f,,u oor-
sideration, the uth0N ia, bare ba,,a do
o407" ~ "uiieie ~ Aeir original inten-
'ioii' anu within ~ BIN publication the
proclamation I'd be raesad 20 tba IN
ipinos by Gen. Otis ~ o,i,;+o,,, o,,,,
1oIlt T. - ~, 'n aI Ibs, until the docu
la. poDi'S az
The proclam; ton VOW, ,o,,, ooi,,o,
- 10 Ia uS M conditions in the
~ rs - lsilu ~, I'm g, as far as posi-
y S.,,;..;.. 80 W intentions of the
- 1Iaa,'i q Washington towards
,1nta -, &hipelago, the key
800 I Is ~ ~ intimation con-
"a eiae he future happiness
80, $50. - 49, islanders depends
aR i1,i .ilsIi Soi @ how. The proclaim
800 90 ~ 60 with great care and
p 80 -, " - ~ M 1t, and then mailed
" Heil; Stle. IN was about week
s,so,o4 Ds &nt occurrence made
-. - Ne Ui9Ve that ~ 81 o.-
49, Iion ~ ene Vines might be re-
ttN1 gu " stlo =E a considerable de-
So ~ d Spe announcement of the
Pui VI government of the
t-,lIs o.a Id therefore the entire
- t-It f "a lloh Il lcabled to Gen. Otis
o apoII Ioul Vii Tago. This was a
Soslly proceeI 81 but one believed to
luIy wa m by the belief that
II ~ IillS ,l res Il averting a hostile
GIfinl pe' We re@ Americans and the
nl1ipiiloe an veIhquent loss of life.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-01
WEATHER REPORT.

Washington. Dec. 81. For New Eng
land; Generally fair, preceded by snor,
on the coast; colder: the unseasoaably
cold weather will continue til plesday;
north to northwest gales. ,>'
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-01
A NEW YEARS ROW.
Poles Win Unproneuneeabls Names Ar
r,s:ed In mon.

Clinton, Jan. LA midnight row
among a crowd of Poles ct christen-
ing party at 1873 Green street shortly
past midnight, resulted ia broken and
cut heads and three precious arrests.
Fifty Poles and three kegs OF beer
caused a row, which was heard by Of
flcer Cannon. who brought in the fol-
lowing: Wallenger Marchoska, Joseph
Jokobowethch, Stiff Jokohowethch. One
man had his thumb partly bitten off.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-01
TWO DEATHS.
WhitinsvIIe Called Upon to Mourn Severe
Losses

Losses.
i Whitinsville, Dec. 51.-John Donovan
t3for many years the door tender al
the entrance to the Within Machine
Works, is dead; Mr.. Donovan died thit
evening at his home on Oak street oil
acute pneumonia. Although not en-
joying good health for many years, Mr.
| Donovan was able To be at his pos.
.iQf duty until a eew days ago wher
zee was stricken with pneumonia.
lhe MIR. Donovan leaves a wife and four
Euhildren, two daughters and two sons.
|n'he funeral win take place Monday
.torenoon from ST. Patrick's Church.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-01
NAVAL OFFICERS
King Selected as Com
I Boston Nav Yard.

vl;ing Selected as Com
N Boston Nav Yard.
Nee. 31.-Incident to the
4 f the vessels of the
i vival of the stations
i before the outbreak of
sary Long is giving at
assignment of command
Il ty. Today he said that
to make Commodore
Hndant of the Boston
4 Commodore Philip. of
Il mandant at the New
b.. Capt, Kempff, late
e Monterey, has been
Hal governor of the Isl
1t has not yet been
hat disposition to make
Hey and Admiral Howell,
ltain that the latter is
squadron, and Admiral
! to get the European
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-01
A CANADIAN VIEW.
Newspapers Not to Publish Pictures ~
Muralers or Murderars.

Montreal, Dec. 3l.-Archblshop Brv-
chest today issued a mandament for
bidding the holding Of bazars in future
for any purpose whatever. He has also
cautioned the French-Canadlan news
papers not TO publish any more pictures
Of murders or murderers and to publish
merely the outlines Of the cases in the
future.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-01
'MPRovNs ri THE MORALS,
Pool Roc snmI| o... and IN x. Lottery and

Ind and | ottery and
osed in Kentucky.
Dec. 31.-The Deem
hich created such a
urday by ordering a
ooms of the city, the
! been disturbed dur
their existence, today
hing report, in which
/ Weaver was taken
pr his inactivity in the
big in Louisville. The
Il for the resignation
Eers of the board of
lhich body has direct
'lice force of the city,
not only Kindred and
thief of police in the
duty, but that they
y for men who would
cry kind is at an end,
y lottery and the pool
Prize fighting, which
r a time, has also been
er, a merry go-round
ted here within the
I'D pools will be sold
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b SAIL VESSELS.
of Those Built and Num-
Mount 70 10000.

| ~ viii HI bslo, of Those Built and Num-
% Enp III IadiS sount 10 10000
W. Dec. 31.--The steam and
Nit and officially num-
~, N spl Nnited States during the
csA"N M larrikd today. amount to $780,
$500 81 tinnp compared with At, 900 tons
G1r,sra al Ehdydb$x months in 1896. These
rIIa,, $50 scI IN, Vincude large barges.
tbHc S1mlRHmpfa total construction for
~ nod . az Meal year Of upward of
$500 49,, ~ piahls None of the steam
trssas eii'st has been for foreign
- 49, llIll l tnisH the -four admiral"
Ia ar 81 he r postal contract for the
m.MT arN e -Four foreign built
go va o. 12,OO0 tons in all have
threa ateTIs 81 by act of congress and
to1s II u F1sterIuilt steamships Of 81 900
iet1ra i, L,A1r, fEh prizes have been reg
nn1 SIM the six months.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-01

OOI hOo1
| Louisville, 1
Der grand jill
sensation laI
raid of the Il
first time thu
ing the 20 YET
returned a IL
Mayor CharE
severely to Til
matter of sd
report also
Of certain NJ
public safet =
control of II e
saying thatH
obstructed
discharge Q
should mako.
ereorce the
Gambling 1,
and the Kek
rooms are c
hourished b b
stopped. I VtI
will be cofNti
1axt 20 da0i
there. Nl.
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ASSIGN
Commodore
mand.

Washing
redistributj
navy and I
Abandoned
1.-The war, s
Isention to
! ing ohicersI
/ he had de
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-05
nR. REED STUDIES EUROPE.


HISS vtsft<1 Del91o0, HSanee anA
Ese1enA. Obsess1ng Contrasts In
National Traits.
LONDON. Aug 4-Thomas b. Reed.
former speaker a. the house at representa-
tsrts, says:
Il spent three weeks In Brussels and
was these during this recent acute crisis
belgium has yet other crises 10 meet. but
her tremendous resources viii enable her
10 CONS out on top. In Berlin met many
leading Statesmen One learns much frem
such men and obtains point Of view to-
tally different from that Of America
found everywhere on the continent EVIL
dence Of a continued and growing good
viii Ia the beat circles and auscng these
whose opinion every American values.
Il spent month In PARIS and watched
the French and the French constitution
with wonsierment. The infinite Wit OF the
French. with the casual view they take Of
things. which we Anglo-Saxons hang TO
with serious tenaetty. make them Z most
fascinating study
Ar. Reed went on to say that he had no
ticed many changes In England There
had been. he said. great revolution In
institutions and the International educa-
ton Of the teopse. They knew Americans
better. On every side. Mr.. Heed said. he
saw signs that Great Britain Was on the
crest OF the wavs Of prosperity. America
was enjoying a similar experience.
EVERY thing Mr.. Reed concluded,
stposuss to the continuation OF this pros
perity. We only want 10 get foreign dtfyi-
euities ended quickly. and internal pros
psrity win continue for . long period.''
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IsIlR BURNED II HF|eI.
SAseess tAe Traitor" ana Tsnsvs-
- ~ Messtng MsA - ssvesal
uan1seA, D1rns the Dum1y.

NEW FORK. Aug. x-eurYounded by .
hoot1nx. 1esrtng crowd Of several hundred
rersons. W.s.tam Waldorf Astcr vas burn
ed Ia eAasy tonight In I4ongzere square. DIT.
+. w. Grove. living 1T No. - West Forty
ninth street. was the prime mover In the
tnesAent. He hired thirty men to assist
hlm- Al Ia .. m. he carried q big rock
fng CHAIR from his house to . truck driven
b. Anfhony Kemmerer. With II he had an
otl-e0aked barrel On the chair he placed
lay figure gaxhed In . striped suit.
black Fedora hat. hid gloves tight ntttns
trousers and coed shoes. ACROSS the chest
Of the figure was syn two by four with
this legend:
ssAssor the traitor"
1hA wagon vas driven up sixth avenue
70 L0nGacse- There DR. Grove planted the
barrel On tbs Asphalt. poured over 4 two
quarts Of oil and applted match The
0Ames Cracked and licked ND the lar Ar
ere. \ big hole was burned In the A.
phalt pavement The police arrived too
late To And the doctor. He had disappeared
In the crowd. His driver was arrested, bar
released ~ the station house. The poles
are looking Tor DR.. Grove.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-05

snr sAYs nm HAWAIIAN IslAxD9
HAVE No GOVERNMENT.
m . Praeeseal Saase - Anarchy ana
KilleA ~ N OlasaseAy-Ss Sss-s
saee Ter The xatives-HeDes Amer
ssaa O0esss wan - AUpeinseA

WASHINGTON. Aag. A-The Post to-
morrow win print an interview with IAii-
oukalani. ex-Queen of the Hawaiian islands.
who IL residing here. The former queen
receives many letters from home. and sAys
what the people need there Is some heAd
to the government. She adds:
Reports 70 the contrary notwishstand-
ing, the Islands are In state Of pracffcai
anarchy. We q say We, because count
myself one OF my peopleD have no laws but
those which have obtained for many years
ana ! few which have been foisted upon ~
By the Hawaiian republic.
There 10 no such thing az real justice.
No native has the same standing when he
goes TO law with the white man and even
some OF the foreigners find that they can
not obtain their dues. Laws are admins
tered In . careless fashion. The govern
ment ID an cligaPchy instead Of . repub-
lie. Caprice dictates the administration or
Affairs. / speak with no bitterness what
ever am merely endeavoring TO give .
correct picture Of the conditions. The In
habitants OF the islands know nothing
whatever Of their fate or what sort OF gov
eminent will be placed over them"
IAl.oukalani expresses every confidence
In the honorable intentions Of America
and hopes when decision Is made as to
. fern OF government for the islands that
the ofiicials win be appointed from this
country.
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MEXICAN PETE's FOUL TACTICS.
Leees Ftght with Choynski ana
Canses . Small Riot.

DENVER. Aug A--Joe choynski. OF
California, was given the decision over
Mexican Pete" Everett, Of Cripple Creek
In the seventh round OF what was schetl-
uied as q twensy-five-round bout at the
Colorado Athletic Club tonight. Everett
fculed Chosnski repeatedly, and In the
seventh round secured n strange hold on
Choynsk. and brought MIN to the floor in
. heap Referee Kinney gave the fight
to Choynski
"Mextcan Pete" made rush and struck
AZ the referee. The police and q number
free eight was prevented BY "Mexican
Pete'G seconds dragging him 10 his car
ner and the police assuming control OF the
house. Choynski noored Pete twice In
the stxth round and repeatedly punched
him in the nose, causing blood to spurt
over Eeerest's face. completely discofofsng
n The agreement was that the fighters
would break at the command OF the ref
ere, which Was seldom needed by Everett
Chcynski fought a clean hxhs throughout
and bad little trouble In hitting Everett
a. viii
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-05
GOAT MUTTON IN CHICAGO.
uhessanas ef .snilltes~ PalneA o.
ea Meat Buyers for sheen

uAessanas ef .nallies~ PalaeA on
- Meat Buyers foe sheep
CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-THE Daily News
says. Thousands Of goats are bought,
slaugh Uttered and placed on the markets OF
Chicago and sold an mutton by some pack
ers at the ssoekyarda- This trafsac il car
rsed on most extensively during the w.r-
ter and early spring up TO and including
the month of April.
The goats and kids are principally of the
Angora kind, AMI come from the North
west. while Q few are shipped In from the
South. The latter are Of the common goat
speees and do not find as ready sale as the
ARgoras.
Besides being very palaeahie a food.
the Angora goat and kids are used Tor
other purposes. The skins Of the goats are
used for making fiooT mats and robes for
babies, while the skin Of the Kid Is used
for trimming furA-
pr. w. O. Devoe. Of the bureau OF AMI
mai industry. when asked today In re-
garI to the goats being sold for mutton,
said:
They certainly are quite free from dis
ease: are fat and make excellent eating.
OF course. the very common billy goat
would have q tendency 10 be strong and
have q bad odor. There h no Law to pre-
vent them being sold and when we ind
them In the packing houses they are in-
srected the same as other carcasses''
The records 1t the yards show that some
weeks as high a. s.0oo goats have been re-
ceiyed.
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REVOLUTIONARY pExsIoxER DEAD,


ElSsa, Daughter Of Sergt. wsillaa
SANFORD. Expires Of Ola Age.
NEW YORK. Aug. &.-Miss Eliza Sand
fore. the last living daughter Of a reyo-
lutionary soldier In New Jersey. died OF old
are In the Mountainside hospital. Mont
Clair. n J.. on Sunday. Her father was
william Sanford. sergeant Of the New
Jersey volunteers In the revolution.
Miss Sanford had been one OF sixteen on
the Evolutionary pension rolls and the only
one IN New Jersey; She was = years OLD
and for the last sixty years Of her life had
not changed her residence in Bloomfield,
N. j., where she was the oldest member
Of Christ Episcopal church, and occupied
q pew regularly until her faculties recent
ly began to fail. She was q member OF
Nova Caesarea Chapter, Daughters Of this
American Revolution. She told many In
teresting stories related TO her by her
father. who was born in 1ss2 on farm on
vile avenue. Orange.
city. Her father responded TO the cali 10
arms and served In the revolution untn
the close OF tnat war. His second wife.
who was Anna Chapman, was the mother
OF Eliza. S<rgt. Sanford died when he
was 30 years old in 1s42, leaving eighteen
children.
Miss Sanford often recalled q day in lsM
when she saw Gen. Lafayette In Newark,
upon has return from France. Miss Sand
ford's mother upon that occasion received
q bounty and pension care. The bill
passed i've years ago. She owned q gold
spoon, authorized by congress NJ souve-
mir. She also had three pieces OF revolu-
tionary moneys and q certificates.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-05

TRACKED By BOGUS DOLLAR
nas asa Woman Arrested fer Csun-
t~rf~ittna ~ secret service
A9ena ~ sFria~W.

SAN FRANCISCO. Avs. &-~Agrnt crcn.
IN. OF the Tinted states secret service d.
sss'cn. made clever eapsarr tsntgAs Of
mar AMI woman who are suspected Of
hassns t~ess Engaged tn tire manufacture Of
counterfeit aasisrs. halves and sssmes Ter
. bong three rsst. The man and n female
confederate were arrested Ay the secret
servses cfmcers. who hasi eeem watching
them Ser some time. sast IS eaN alleged
cnunserfeisess had psssea a Bogus dollar
GA sasccnksrper. Ire conscslsrats ..~
eas.sd. hos Kart ksnsstensen and Mrs.
Mary Terry. alias Mrs krissensen. alas
Nellie Bse~n. were arrested in the vein.
Try.
The ~enaa came from Lansing Nsca..
swe years ax@. ana strsea last Assrss hss
n~sn nvsas Wits krssssnssn a, su rzssfr
street In their ressnss were fsuaa ssv
erai eaaaserfgts sctas. a e.sn2se.e osass,
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DIsCREDITS THE ALLIANCE.
Mexican Minister Does Not Believe
seatA Anessesa saates Are
CunhawfDR.

MANCHESTER. Mass. Aug. A-Senos
United States. who II spending the sum
mer here. was much interested In last
nights news dispatches which reported
the departure Of President Roca. 81 the
Argentine republic, with The minister o.
foreign affairs and thirty senators. from
Huenos Ayres to Brasil.
6enor Aspirox said he had not learned
opinion that there could be no Foundation
Ia fact for the report that an Alliance vas
contemplated between the South American
TO bear him out In hip opinion referred 70
the movement started BY Brazil WIN q
co,,tribution Of $1oo1oo, Tor The purpose cf
establishing . steamer hne between that
ragua and Honduras. ne asserted. intend
to contract an alliance between them
selves, but the ambaasadoS hol1e tha1 -
Be insiRnihcant.
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HvER JUNCTION.. Via. Aug. t.--The
Wom disastrous cyclone thai ever visited
~ seetien a. I5efsds eompistsiy snni-
6tlsted carsspeile. Mcintyre and IAnsrk
tna. scssth at here. yesterday.
~ CAfTaAeite. only nine hsusss remain
u once beautiful ard prosperous town.
Commnuication fran the mayer states
siAt - families are without homes OF
sAsitsr and uAay are completely dessi-
esssA
~ Mcfnfyrs. only tso mill boll~ss mark
fhs plHce Of the town.
AAnark ann. HE famous summer resort,
wae blown into the Ouik
us CArrsbeIle. TxiIshaasss q Georgia
railroad II washed away from the track
more than 10 yards. Many passengers
wsfs injured, but their names are upob-
ealnabie.
MARI wiiliAns. coIsrsd. Was killed n
cafrxheile Numerous others had arms
Astd h9s beoksn. Daniel Neil. OF App4sa-
chicoia. had his hack brokan. ana Il not
expscsed 10 recover.
No fatalities are reported from Nrin-
tyre ar Lauark.
nfseen shsps lying at anchor Ia Dog
ts1aHd eove and upper anchorage are nov
IN high and dry Al 81 George ard Dog
tSonnd- Twelve were loaded with lumber
ana ready for sea. Nothing remains Of
Them but . masx 81 HreekaKa. When
the Italian h.rk cortesia s,runk. she spill,
IN two from stem 10 stern. Among the
other yssssls wrecksd were Tie KopEeU4
Ian barks P2navaio. Vale. Jayner. Him
doc and Elizabeth. tho Russian bark La
tarm and three pslet haats and sseam~n
Uela and Caps.oia. Forty boats Of under
twenty tons were lost. Nothing Of the en-
siFs neet can be saved Five unsasntia<d
hOtfasn were y~eovervd today. eappomd to
b. sAilors Tug boats have gene from here
10 the scene Of the Wreckaxs. Fifty des-
situte sailors were brought here today and
are being cared for.
A MACS meeting Of citizens 10 being held
hers sossIsht and ali possible aid viii be
given the czrrabei,s destitute. One nais,ion
dollars will not cover the loss. The lssar-
aaVs WAS MDaii.
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LoBch, A1gDsfine 3 Co.
o1e-o15 w1sse ~.
Tessphons Main ~

Of moIds and . quantity Of Tin ard lad
out Of which the counserfesf nseaey had
hssn made They also found . nnmber
1t haif~hntshed coins Kristenssn admit
ted having made the coins. but satd he
coined the coanserfeits merely for psstIme
and thar he had no intenrm ~ passing
them He stated that he carried the coins
vita him 70 avoid ne appearance of being
hrohe.
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Cspt. TayIsr saves . sailor.

NEWPORT. n. l.. Aug. Capt II. C.
Tor ofl,cer In command OF the North At
lantic squadron. In tho absence OF Rear
Admiral Sampson. assisted IN the rescue
OF drowning sailer Of the batt,esh:p
TEXAS The sailor fen overheard from the
gun deck. ana In his flight struck a SIX
FOUNDER, rendering him unconscious When
he struck the water he Immediately sanh,
and Capt. Taylor, who happened 10 be IN
launch, went 10 the drowning mans
assistance. p-rsonally hauled him into the
launch. and had him carried to the Texas.
The sailor was still unconscious. but was
restored by the ships surgeon.
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At i.t5 o'clock this morning ofiicer Hub
bard terminated hot row in Quant's music
hall. Ia the Tenderloin, BY arresting Ella
Leon. a variety actress. and Ray Hamp-
ton. Al headquarters they were charged
with assault and battery on Kitty Frank
Hin. II II supposed 10 be case Of jealousy
az the Franklin woman Is pretty Ofsscer
Hubbard said be ala not know the name OF
the man In the case.
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Heavy showers In tie Mig nend.

Ing this week heavy showers have swept
across the Big Bend country. moving from
Waterville eastward. In some places the
roads were flooded. The afmoxphers dur.
Ing the greater part offJuiy and up to this
time has been cool and not infreQuently
damp, giving a inxuriant growth to grain
The harvest 10 beginning
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TO TEST THE oaso STATUTE.


CLEVELAND. Aug. 4-Charies C. Tri-
este, q barber. was the drst man to DE
placed under arrest for taking part In the
boycott The warrant. which charged vso-
lation OF the statutory rights law was
sworn out By Patrolman lsaacs, who al
leges that the barber refused to shave him
because he had ridden on Big Consolidated
cars. The case was continued TO Aug {.
Trieste Ia out on ball.