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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-09
Great Rock Island Route
TO THE EAST.
BEST DINING CAR
SERVICE
IN THE W0RTD

IN 1f1E WORLD.
The ROCK ISLAND Is foremost In
adopting any advantage calculated to
improve speed and give that luxury. safe,
ty and comfort that popular patronage
demands. Its equipment is thoroughly
complete with vestibuled trains, magniti-
cent dining cars. sieepers and chair
coaches. all the most elegant and OF re-
Gently improved patterns
sPECALTIES-
FAST TIME.
EXCELLENT EQUIPMENT.
BEST DINING CAR SERVICE
IN THE WORLD.
GOOD CONNECTIONS
For full particulars as to tickets, maps
and rates apply to any coupon ticket Of
Zee In the United States. Canada or Mex
leo, or address
JNO. SEBASTIAN,
General Ticket and Passenger Agent.
Chicago. III.
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EXCURSION TOsANFRANCIsCO, CAL.
via
REDUCED RATES

THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND.
Minneapolis Mimi, May 1913.
Roanoke, Va. May 17-1S.
Detroit, Mich, July 3-5.
Richmond, Va, July 1912.
St, Louis, No, June 1920.
Denver, Colo, May 17-1S.
Buffalo, n. Y, June n-12
Topeka, Kan, May IBIS
San Francisco, Cal, May bis
Los Angeles. Cal, July IL
Topeka, Kan, April 26
For rates and other information call on
or address E DRAKE. D. p. A.
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GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE.
Ia North Main Street Wichita
We ca sell YOU through railway and
steamship tickets to all points in the
world.
we are agents for the following lines of
ocean Atesr1ship companies and keep the
original tickets always on hand. so that
upon purchasing We can hand them to you
at once.
American line. New York to southamp-
ton.
American lire. Philadelphia to Liver
pool.
Anchor line. New York to Glasgow.
Cuaard line New York TO Liverpool
North German Lloyd, New York to
southampton. Bremen. Genoa. Naples.
Austria. Gibralter. China and Papsu.
White Star Line. New York to Liverpool.
cape Town. South Africa and South Am
tricsn points.
We also make a specially az prepaid
,cean tickets. So that anyone desiring
20 pay for ticket here to bring over their
friends from the old countries can DO so
.afely and oheaply. We attend 10 the de-
livery Of the ticket on the other side.
Z. &. BLECKLEY- Ar.r.
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LAWYERS.

LAWYERS.
ADAMS & ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law.
Eagle Block. wichita
J. A BRUBACHER,
Attorney at Law.
III North Main Street. wichita
FRED BENTLEY,
Attorney at Law.
Rooms 0s-4o5 A. Sedgwick Building.
OTTO C. ECKsTEIN
Attorney at Law.
III S. Main Street, Kos Harris Building.
HENRY HUFFMAN,
Attorney at Law.
Room sos Sedgwick Block, Wichita
]. D. HOUSTON.
Attorney at Law.
305 Sedg wick
STANLEY, VERMILIoN & EVANS,
Attorneys at Law.
119 East Douglas Avenue. Wichita
A ]. MYATT,
Attorney at Law.
209 North Main Street, Wichita.
THOMAS c. WILSON,
Attorney at Law.
251 North Main Street. Telephone l35.
7. B. WALL,
Attorney at Law.
501-6o Sedgwick Block, Wichita.
S. w. sHATTUCK, JR.,
Attorney al Law.
Rooms 500 and SOP Sedgwick Block
DYER * DAVIS,
Attorneys at Law.
POO North Main Street.
HARRY T. DEDRIcK.
Attorney at Law.
Rooms IS and &c. Zimmerly Building.
BROWN & BROWN,
Attorneys at Law.
Rooms and 9, Kansas National Bank
Building, corner Main and Douglas
HARDIN EBEY-
Attorney at Law.
ONCE Rooms. 1915 No. 205 North Main
Street. Wichita, Kansas.
{. V. FERGUSON,
Attorney at Law.
101 East Douglas Avenue.
SAMUEL NJ. SARGENT.
Attorney at Law.
Room a. Zimmerly Block.
THORNTON W. SARGENT,
Attorney at Law.
4o0-402 Sedgwick Block.
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State enoampment C. \. r. Sons OF Vet
Grams, Woman's Relief Corps. Ladies o.
the c. a. R. and Ladies Aid societies. held
al Hutchinson. Kan. April $3.50. one fare
for the round trip. Tickets on sale April
24-2I; good for return until and including
May l, 1899 L r. DELANEY. Agent
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ONLY N.l ONLY N.n. ONLY

ONLY $l.4L ONLY Sl.G ONLY S.gf
Kansas Musical Jubilee. Kansas state
Sunday Schoo Association. Hutchinson.
Kan. For these events the santa Fe win
sell tickets 10 Hutchinson and return Tor
one fare. Slil, fo- the round "trip, Tickets
on sale May S-l0 and May 1913. Good TO
rstGrn until May J. and May %. ISss
l. r. DELANEY, Assent.
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CHEAP RATES TO PACIFIC COAST
VIA SANTA FE

CHEAP RATES TO PACIFIC COAST
VIA SANTA FE
The Santa Fe are selling tickets to San
Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego and
uther California points at very cheap
rate Of $3.50.
To Portland and points in Idaho and
Oregon, $2S.S5. For particulars cali on or
address L. r. DELANEY,
Phone 139 Agent, Wichita.
EXCURSION TOsANFRANCIsCo, CAL.
via
THE GREAT SANTA FE ROUTE.
On May Il, 16 II and IS the Santa Fe
viii sell tickets 10 San Francisco and re-
turn, account of the National Baptist
sOciety's meetings, at the rate of one fare
for the round trip. $4,000, limited for return
to July Is, 1899 The Santa Fe's Califor-
MA service is unsurpassed, having two
trains daily from Wichita, leaving $50 p.
N. and 40 p. m.
L. r. DELANEY, Agent
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g. A. r., Sons OF Veterans, Womans Re.
lief Corps. Ladies of the G. a. r.
and Ladies Aid Societies.
Hutchinson, Kan, April "a TO 80, 1899
The Missouri Pacific railway will sell tick.
cts at rate of one fare. S1.H, for the round
trip. for this occasion. Tickets on sale
April "a to p inclusive, limited for return
10 May /. 1899.
The Missouri Pacific railway has three
trains each way per day. leaving Wichita
for Hutchinson at 7:25 a. m, $40 p m
$50 p. m. z. L. BBECKLEY. p. T. A.
ia Mort n Matt, S+vs.+
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GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.

Depot corner WIchita and second street
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Corner Main Street and Douglas Avenue.
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STATE ENCANPNTENT
6. A. r, Sons OF veterans, woman's Re

Douglas Avenue Station.
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CHEAP EXCURSION VIA SANTA FE

City Tickle; Ascent.
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NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

About ] no men are esnpToyNl I'm rsff-
lev.
:, o. ru,o-,.., ,.., s.r.s-, erx.,sa-,s.sa
a., .lia, a. s
sea son
rrauas R,rxx Of North Yakima nes-
ssSsas ytssIs 1s,.sh -. Car. ~ 80 -.
al 49, "a ~ 20
vhl',,.. :. a. 800 s.I,t,s -. s W as.s
Iieansa r. sssss -
A postoriee nas been established az Ariei.
eowitz county. H. NJ Ihippy mas Deer
appointed postmaster.
The Scotehmen Of Everett are consider
ing establishing in The Everett hospital .
CALIFORNIAN room. to Be supported entirely
BY them
The Carbonfale Coal Ccruuauy. near Cas-
tie Rock has run lis frs: level now nearly
quarter feet Thick.
r.,
ton viii sosn Ia frssrsaxa - sie ~, ~ ~.
sale Of timber land in Lewis clarke and
CEshaiss cnun,las
he neifs or benlanan SIekies. VINO died
a. senuah a i :, year. nase been granted
: psn ~ ,ns o. = per month each from the
During the recene cold snap at North
Yakima the ground frose three feet deep
according to the Herald. This is the
deepest freeze ever recorded In the state.
A man by the name OF HOrfrt L1wYT
living at Aberdeen this state. has 4
horse he mas taught to kueei ard put his
nose TO the ground wnen he saws let Us
pray
- 800 I-.sst.tS Ioan oSIa-S
1890 ~ aa,anAS "a ,Esa ssIhs Na.a
are ar, 49, aeshs,i. PTS iaE - INNS, rs nor
rlant after Fenr,,a~v
r..~,t - n-.,
Nnsss... the fsucN.sy Mia, VIZ - sf ls.i
- -, aep" = Snas ssa VIII cifhsftl as
sa1.A 81 nAs auSiisis VAS Fxi,eG oy MS
s-s S.s ass ais 1t1ssl sots-
.1shes n hgsssi. ana SaSs she does hot
psL'sve re fueestt l,ns asaln-t INN male Dy
ais oAuxateis are trae-
The w G. T. u, or Shsiton have petit
tened that the silver service Ia be pre-
sented the cruiser olympia shall not in
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-28

The following r. . list ef deeds nisd fer
rercfs in the once OF the county sAaatoe
A.uNeus ry~ss. trustee so John r Doc
ley. wess " feet uf East - fact 81 'oss
!. ard 4 block :. Deane's AID. January
fs.xae Iossahoroaxh ard husband. =
T. 50 W Van Ta~s~is cot 10, block q.
Nags-'s second adj. October Is. iSs, $50
George II. Crosse 80 cart Heantng, l.ts
December q. 10. ssa
NJ r Rackus es TX to Ceiessin~ rreteg-
ssni, lets and II, haeek :. BsslarHs add
TO Gilman Park. January IL q g. 81.
Sser+H ~ Martin McAnSssws. tract in
wvss ~ Collins q C. No -. ease u, be -.
Leonard Curtis 81 al, January s. IL y.
Alscfa sAs = 6 sag.His az "a, haxe n
ssssf add 20 Kent Dsaceraszr - 4Nas 81.
l. J. sra5tree ~ q w. Ferris. attorney.
20 r. = Sichegls. property Ia III. l.. fss-
isT's a2a-, ss.eiect to mortgage. as<e.
fsa5ssra-fes-y Land Company ~ Ce.es-
:sra Fsy.sexlial lots ard u. hiaek s Bal
sAsd's s4d 20 Gilman PARK. January n,
j. ", Smith - tx 70 James NpterseF.
lot s block = Eeil n Iserny-s sscssu1
a4s.,. subject 81 taxes. Jssasry =. s.. ~
r. n Mcdonald 81 TX. 80 August Sszsst
ss.Rs sas = Asseck ~ Brsok' ST adj sub
yees 80 taxes January =. ssss
Thomas As<asT az tsx. ~ Oregon MORT
gAxs Company. s@21S y northwest ss~s'~
tser X township - range .. July :. 81
ard release - aguFEgaEg-
wfsstays r t'aTrs2da - fsetsr Hansen.
i.sts 81 - - s1sack a. Ea50ns first adj
SUBJECT - taxes, MaseS - IS3 500
Jasae lex gnese 5savfsa ard hsastzasS,
~ egsGsn. 10 Jaroes Il Hansen, boz u. bssek
=. n4seIes's sia. saefcssS 10 mortgage.
iss-csnhsr y. Ssa
Martha ara Mary MeAa3rews "a ". ".
sNEE&usS traits In us~f = % l. " .11s
hrs. i q n - e. Isasarp IL. <8Sa
sane - q NJ NHSEsAzas. tr@cs e west
- es I. ". Csssl1s. q. G. =. ~ * Isaz5-
aFv g. = e s.
HeEty ", I4a-x 20 s>ssse r, Bssa1s2s,
w~xs = feet az s0safA - boz Ii 7c3 west
n ,ees lss q nssss ~ FADES A. krsgnf's
asd sssF. IaagSary =. $50 sfo correct
sernse- GssStA
yassA ENAr4h. asst gree Of Gssxanss~
Iss&n ana Trust Company. 80 Isaac k3g-
gsxss Sess AMI :. hssSek ~ Fsea Decays
sr.sssss A<1- February 3. fsA n &
Sa~sfS 20 ias ISAr Jarrett Company.
'r-s II - ~ IS. Aati@11 stree Rssss. cas~
q. - IS. Catherine Cssxsx ssiar - g.. saEs<s-
arg - kss.
AszxssSs s@zssaasz< Ct az 80 wa.fssA Carl
ssasa. kets = &g& ~ ase~>& We F~scAsyG Al1,
s&1G6xy - 8 yeT Sx<sl~ tsl0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-28

aesy = VII Be TO make most careful en-
@nsnAEscn q every paxr q the rseors ard
1870 VIII stew 10 SIZE dexectson of
Any irregularities in tae forms Pr~xrn
,nx .nat ne f.nds al OF shexe fesnxs rera-
-. he Viz forward tas pspe-s 70 tie ss--
seAry q wxr with his Endorsement n he
sse1 u 70 a01 ons, and the later VII. act
AzaaAy ~ dfreetzoa az the presf6srf..
accneTax TO tne form OF practice axoyss~ss
* secretary LAmons's tim<- II - poest-
sa-fs ~ Gen Niles also al ssrr,e rsaxa -
20 ~afTsersn~S ~ srsf~9 assn In shr e.
paelty Of . reviewing authority. huf shss
- z-~s = G&ssi14 ~ ssxa<x-t-gs ART tEe~e WAS
martial
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Condensed DISPATCHES.

A paper mill. capable OF turning out six
~ tons day. Is TO De started az White
Rapids. Wis.
A story comes By wire from New York
shat the manufacturers OF pipe iron are
about TO farm a $aaeoa.oe trust.
&. a. Saxtor. os Los Angeles, asphyxiat-
cd himself last night at Los Angsies He
had lost hts Job as manager OF the Solar
Water Heating system.
The Lex5w committee OF Sc. Looss re-
sumea the investigation OF the boiler in
spector'# efyiee yesterday. with long lis,
OF witnesses to hear from.
A dispatch to the New York Times
from London says that. on the whole
the reception OF Ralfour's Irish univers-
ity scheme has BEEN favorable
The steam barge J, G.. Muslin. OF New
York sank OF Norwaik. Conn. yesterday
Five persons are reported drowned. one
a woman. Mrs. Helen Callahan. Of New
YORK.
Two masked men entered the house
Of ten japanese ranchsrs, near sacra-
men;o. last night, and robbed the whole
OF ;aern. shooting dead one who offered
resistance
The Twenty~second infantry Ia now en-
route from Omaha. and II Is expected at
san Francisco ON the 18th. The trans
ports which are to carry the regiment
10 Aanila. VIII sail on the sist OF this
month.
James p. Sovereign has rendered his
resignataau as editor of she organ OF the
Western Federation Of Miners heca use shs
popullss state senators com otne-d with the
Reps bsscans IA Idaho 10 organize tbs state
senate.
PRESENTATIONS ar. said TO be a.oot for the
transfer 10 a hsg tyanSconfineutal railway
e~ousraBy OF thu San Francisco Il North
Pacific railroad which runs froyu tktah
southwark 10 Point TIeurn. and thence
has ferry connections across the bay to
san franctsco.
The Record Of Chleaxa says that eafy
viii SUPPLY Europe with goeo coach and
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DR.. LUKENS, The Old Reliable Specialist.

Isl medical knowt~etge and
unpa ssneiStj s5ecess--fa@ ss1f~
He haE cured tfsouss nsfa and
s}oo8 and SKIN Diseases. StFs<s-
G0ttre. Cancer cured without
Consultation fee Cares guaT-
Perfect System uf EGase srwzf-
9 A. II. % y. u. sanztasA
!. sSs First Avenue. Seattle,
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EMPEROR WILLIAMS BIRTHDAY.
HIS Fortteth Mile Pest Marked ctsA
Very GeneraJ restfvftf>s

BERLIN JAN 1.-THE anrnveeMYy Of
Emperor William was rnarkaT rrs.h .-srs,=s-
ssafner; sunny. bsIs cold The city was
taronged- ard whenever members o. the
sosai family showed themselves on tia
streets rfiey were received x1th exsstsorss
~ TIE csarf reception Mr. whsta the
DE,sc States anssassa6or seuterni his
e9ssgrastIastofss. and WAS cr-dAliv reeetv-
warmly
TIE celebration throughout Germany
was mSre general than for several years
past
All the public dep.rrreass 3csn<d In the
festivities, the city hail and uaunte gal
buildings beng decorated with hags The
snnISsst efsen BY the reichstax and prtss-
% both bodies Gxcepf the Socialists Tie
:. urri.szAf1ors this evening were very bril-
fr1nce Herhsgs B1mafck has been pfo-
NOTED TO the rank Of a major general
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NEW YORK. Isns 1T@--TAs Nnrsbers Pa
else report fST ak xa0nsbs ealing I~czss-
bar u sEGNSs GsrAss s2FEa5nES So M @S2 E
Increase. sails: D<s sa~nizxss Ssesssss-4.
increase. s.ass -; 161esinx TAX. rsGtazs
ans improvements O. s.. rs So leaves aeg
sEsgas51s income az xs.ssssTs4 Aiding
miscellaneous gEscTssF nS< 3Gc&ssssszx - ~
sa<s- 81 ga sSs A&SS irxnsa1 fgoEs Yr1sft-
stary Erss * tsSs go gzaxsnx =. total ~ :
sre0ass * E.ssaiSa. a. Increase CO So 80.
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NV FORK, Jan IA czsrAfch to The
lxmea rem London says. TIE Hr1sssh
nssS post as British military n.tack~ "a
- embassy a. Washington. TIE arxt
bnsisn military attache at Washington
10y. VINO was Tor nearly Eve wears f,ro-
!saaor O. military Topography a. TIA
Royal military college at Einxssoc- On.
an1 who accompanied the Ana@rscan Forces
campaigns M military astarhe.
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The Nelson clergy are asking Tor . law
10 prohibit Sunday mining.
The ". C. r L. Of Reveistcke has open
ej free public reading room.
Rev. Father ]. N. lie Jack. one IT the
best known pioneers OF the Roman Cstho-
tic church. Is dead.
Approximately. the total ARA of n.
railway bel; In British Column esa 70 ie Ne
rs acres and the area OF the part or the
belt surveyed by the dominion COVER u;nent
L. ~. Iso acres,
TIE banks Of Eosslsna. Il c. have
served notice on The ri psrs published there
that in accordance wtfn the general Gus
their advertisements discontinued after tina
zisf Enss.
The following British Cosuu5lans Rave
been granted patents as follows. HaTasd
Bruce Finz.say. Of Rosssans. aesty isHe gas
generator. Charles David Jcsar Christie of
Nelson Ietssr aae. James D~s Brssay. Of
New Westminster, eAn-~asssins uaaf-ni1e;
Waiter Morris. Of Victoria ean-soldsrtng
machine and Thomas Bsrbsrt Wymasssfs.
OK Vancouver ;sh ofsal asgesssr.
The Chinese co!cry ir Vancouver has
-ansyfbasea SO aud New Westminster
r. c. Tor TIRE establishment OF a Chinese
school. The fund has rEcw sweggSf 10
81 ~ Tne promoters Will ssrss AT ogee 10
Cantor for an Instructor to be ssaezsed by
tae benevolent socsefy there.
Daring tae fiscal year ending J1Tue y
l2ss tae customs d5sseS were ce.2ectei AZ
tts Fagz Of Nelson to tis@ Arassssas If XII
~ q. a az expense Of s.. fSs.s7 or trsa4
2 excess % Fs@r cent. The sasal casaec-
tscns fer sh@ province were 81 Ia - -
ard expenses sss1s 80 In detail kasta
comtrsaaf@S stEI@ SanainEo. 81 sac a;
Ssi@on, e. ss -. New Westminster sts7.-
~ ~. EssSgani ~ ss+- 81 yanc0aver kss-
ga -. ART Victoria. G-ssss3IEA
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CJNST Jan. E.-SultAn
Abios Harnid made his annual visit TO
STEAMBOAT by water today. 70 kiss tbs man
tie VI the prophet. The usual elaborate Ger
eusonses we're observed Throughout the
week the police have been fakir8 exrra0f~
d4mry precautions 10 secure his nj testy'S
~Afesy, and many arrests have been made
Yesterday they visited ali THE drug stores
and hermeticaiiy sealed AL deposits OF
chSarase Of potash. Thia WAS doue 10 aEe-
yiats the eAs&n's fear Of eeSnx attacked
by exUsOSivuS
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WACO. Tex. Jan s.-Rass Iseary AMI
Andrew Criswoid farmers from Hlsl coun-
IL. wers buried 10 dsash Ia sse CONNER
esai hotel a. Hlsisa0To. tntrty males norsh
az Waco. this morning. O. Mcclure. an
other Essss. Is missing and his body is
supposed 10 be In the ruius- TIE Ere
broke cut at O'Clock this morning.
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OLDEST in experience RICHEST
ssila-1KOW NED with - EARS 81
ferers' frEsn5--fhe peoples specialist.
can cure you4 All Chronic. Nervous
t2fs, elect. saFiepc@3e, Bapt1Te. Fai@s
arstea3 n yom gamnot cAis. WHITE.
r1ent for out-sf-tovn patients Hours
ii q, II g.. IN Kline x Fsossaherg Hic1s
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Uow IT. oeoek h - - ewooDeA foe
That 81 the Cnlon Rae11e.
NEW YORK. jar zz.-Tt Was stated last
SSEn, tat the d-.sas.s aS the pan Ger the
exchange ef Tn2oz Pacific cezrszson stock
for OreG1n Short Line st1ck would - made
pahssc sn "a advertisement The 1zrec-crS
Of the Urjon Pacific nxv= settled thu ter-rS
today 1t Is generally believed that the
srranEemens ar-.veA AZ viii be shAre for
share on the -. $A3 - Of Snoss Lane Stock.
WITH q airing" 20 the deal n tina shape
Of z small ASSESSMENT On the Short Lane
holders. Tais deal xaor&d net tie Union
p2c4fxc atoxx q 80 80
TesDs 81 the Exehan9e.
NEW YORK. Jan "a circular issUed
10 Oregon Shcrs Line stockholders an
nCM,ce1 that they can exchange their
holdings for Enlon Pacific common stock
or payment OF 50 per snare
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more EartAs.akes IN Greeee.

ATHENS, Jan. E.-Tha seismic disturb
aneess which began "a the Pesoponnesus of
southern part 81 the kingdom Of Greece,
last Saturday morning and which have
sOntinacd internationally In the southwest
err departments Of the peninsula. are vio-
lent again today. In the District o< Ky-ar-
fssa. on the Gulf 81 Arcadia q munger OF
heElaes fell this AFTERNOON The inhabitants
IT the region are panic-stricken-
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HELENA. Nor:.. bar ..-Tnnz "a assr
formerly pg~epsers ~ thE Re-s Isassge ME-
srss n4Ee @ssxs kllfss Sssxssy s ssss@Tss fsez-
csr ez Tire k3s M Fsary SssA& usSxse fox LIS
eAars4zx nsszs- as hanged ssSiss al Bed
ls-xS. os.sssS ge<.Sx. - s-SxSs $500
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Cart T. r. Morrison at Company T. anss
lieut. NJ r Ssm5kh, - gs@ TwentEeth rsws-
wsssmf Tr5seSs States infantry. from EsGrs
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NEW YORK. Jan @s.~Gea. George 8
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JOPLIN, Nc. Jan. zs-wh.ie M and
Mrs. Thomas Maaley. Irving on Cedar creek,
IN Newton county. No. we're ~ church
last light their three small children. whom
they had left locked Ia the house ~ home.
were burned 20 death. On returning home
~ II O'Clock tie parents found the house
in Yufrx9
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TIE pension biz was then PASSED.
A. scr p. m the senate went into exscu-
tive session.
A. 80 p, the senate resumed business
in legislative ssssesSe. the order OF business
s~sng essiogsss ~ the hate Representative
Corkr, q IIIsnoss
AT rae conclusion Of the sa,agiss .As
senate. a. Sis ,. III. as a further mark
90 respect, aaioaraei-