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DEAF AND DURB ASYLUM

AZ Edgowood, Pa, Completely De
gtrcyed by Panic EnsuSd,
But All Are Believed 70 Have
Been Saved Origin o. the Hire
Supposed to b a Burstsd Gas Pipe.
PITTSBURGH. Pal pee. 14.-The
Western Pennsylyanla Institute for
deaf and dumb. situated at EdgaWood.
was completely destroyed by IRE this
afternoon. The Eve hundred pupils Ia
the building were panic,stricken, but
they quickly secured control Of them,
and It Is believed all were saved
The institute was an immense four
story brick building which covered an
acre OF ground and was considered one
Of the best institutions under the care
Of Pennsylvania. Children from all
parts Of the state were pupils Of the
school, whore they received q thorough
general education and were taught
trades,
The loss Is placed at $4,000. with In
surance Of 100000 The origin of the
IRE while not positively known, ts be-
lieved to have been caused by Q BURST
ed gas pipe. While the confusion and
excitement was great there were no
accidents to pupils or teachers.
Officials Of the institute say the
school will be rebuilt at once. The pLis
pills are being taken care Of temporarily
at the Home for Aged Couples, which Is
close by and at the homes Of the resi-
dentS OF Williamsburg. Definite ar
rangements win be made for their dis
position tomorrow.
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LITTLE INTEREST

In House Proeeedings-The Debate
on the Currency Bill Proceeded.
Csremonissat ut. Vernon Attract
ed the Gallery Spectators.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec, 14.-The
debate on the currency bill in the house
to-day was tame and prosaic. The at
tendance, both in the galleries and on
the floors, was light, and none Of the
speeches made attracted especial atten-
tIon.
Mr. sIbley, (Dem., Penn.), who has
publicly announced his change Of views
on the money question, and who It was
thought might vote for the bill, stated
that he would vote against It.
Mr.. Thayer, a Massachusetts, Demo-
crat, was the only member Of the oppo-
sItion who made q speech for the bill
The other speakers to-day were;
Messrs, Crumpacker, Qndlana); Lover
inE, (MaSS.l; Omstead, tPenn.li Nc
CIeary, (dlnn.); Boutelle, Qlls); and
Grah, (Ills), Republicans in favor Of
the bill, and MesSrs. Cox, (Tenn.l;
Lewis; (da); Lanham, (Texas); slbley,
(Penn.); Burke, (Texas); Terry, GAFll;
Ball, (Texa9); Gilbert, (Ky0; Berry,
(Sy); Atwater, IN. C); and Jett,
(nlg.), Democrats, against It.
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Non-UniOn Music Dom. 90.

DETROIT, Mich. Dec. 1.-THE an
nuaI banquet Of the American Fedora
tlon of Labor, held in the Grlswold
House. tonight, lacked the usual ac-
compartment of orchestral music, The
reason was that the orchestra provided
for the dinner was discovered to be
non-unlon. The latter fact was duly re-
ported in tO.dRy's convention. along
tiOn to the banquet rendered by the To-
cal committee. Despite assertions OF
the Detroit men th0t It was the best
they could do under the circumstances
the dlhlcutly would not down until II
was announced that the music would be
left out Of the programme.
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Important railway Project.

Special DiSpatch to the Intelligencer.
CLARKsBURG, W. Va, Dec. A.
The Monongahela River Railroad COM
pany has filed in the county clerks Of
fee here maps and prohles of propos-
ed branch railroad running from the
main lire at Enterprise up BlngamOn
creek. by way Of Wyatt, and down
Fishing Creek, In WetEel county, to
smithfeia, where It win connect with
the West VirginiR short line railroad.
The distance will be fifteen miles. The
road is important because 1t opens a
new territory rich in timber and coal:
ana will be used In the development Of
the 5,000-acre tract Of land recently
purchased by the American Coal and
Coke Company Of Fairmont The work
Of construction will begin early. next
spring.
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FINANCE BILL.

Representative overstreet Says II
WIN Pass on Monday by a Major
ity Of About Thirty-six II the
Full Strength Of Those FayOring II
is Present.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. 1l.-Rep-
resentatlve overstreet, Of Indiana, in
charge Of the financial bill now under
consideration in the house Of represen'
tatiyes, said to-day that the informal
canvasses thus far made showed that
the bill would pass on the fnai vote
next Monday by majority OF about
thirty-slx. in case the full strength of
both sides was present. This Is based
on the calculation that the full Repu6-
lican vote, 1856. and eight Democratic
votes, will be recorded for the blu, and
that seven other Democratic members
will refrain from voting. Mr. Over
street says It is established beyond
question that not one Republican vote
win be recorded against the bill.
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LORD 1FETIH.UEN
Withdrew his Force Out Of Range Of
Boer Guns.

Withdrew his Eorce Out Of Range Of
Beer Gums.
LONDON. Dec 15.-l:l5 q. THE
war once d still without news from La
dysmilh, other than that already pub
ll5hed, The geaeral BELIEF % that the
large Bosr forces Lord Methuen eacgun-
tered at Aiagersfohtein were partly
drawn from Natal, and that General
Butler win strike a blow before these
have time to return.
The newspapers are calling on the
government TO employ the Cunarder5 aa
wen % the White Star steamers 1s
transports seeing the urgent neceAlity
for Getting more men to the Cape IS
speedily 40 possible. Forty thousand
men could still be sent from England
without calling on the mllltlG tor for
elgn service. The militia affective -
100000, and from this body 10000 care
fully selected troops could easily be
spared for South Africa. Moreover,
the colonies are again proReTing asalst7
Qnce. The greatest need, therefore, y
speedy transports. Sir Charles War
ten, who arrived at Cape Town yeStef-
day, will possibly join Lord Methuen,
and take command Of the combined
forces.
The Daily Chronicles Moddar river
dispatch, which Is at variance with all
the other representatives, reports Lord
Methuen's forces as retiring Tuesday on
the camp at Moddar river, as the result
Of renewed artillery firing that day. The
correspondent says:
Tuesday afternoon the Beers brought
heavy guns into action. The British
artillery replied. but failed to gllenee
them. Lord Methuen thereupou wtth-
drew his force out Of range, and concon-
trated al Modder river"
Orders have been Issued at WoolWich
TO prepare another siege train to go out
with the Seventh division.
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Mo11NRuX uAar.
sAll Dealing with Expsrt Testi.
mony,

still Dealing With Expert Testi.
mony.
NEW YORK, Dec, 14.-To-day's pro-
ceedings in the trial Of Roland B. Mol
ineux for the murder OF Mrs. Katherine
IL. Adams were largely devoted % q
hearing Of the testimony Of William J.
1Iinsley, the handwriting expert. Mr.
weeks. IN his cross examination, ask
ed Mr.. KinSley if he had given all 0t
the reasons why the Barnet ana
Cornish" letters, the admitted hands
writing specimens OF the defendant ana
the poison package address must have
been written by one individual,
The expert replied IN the negative,
and replying to another question: proc
ceeded TO enlarge upon the subject. III.
Weeks suddenly changed his mind 20
the expert commenced to discuss new
features Of the pecullarltieS Of the pols
son package address, and attempted to
shift the line Of questioning by calling
attention to the fact that the witnea9
had forgotten some Of the points after
studying the case for nearly year at
the rate OF $25 per day.
II IS thought that when the croGs-oX-
animation OF Mr. Kinsley BY III.
Weeks Is completed the next step ta-
kon by the state viii be the ihtroduo7
tIon OF medical testimony for the put5
pose Of proving that the poison IN the
br0En6 setter bottle IN reality caused
the death gf Mrs. Adams.
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Flrat 1afaYatta poIlar.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec, 1.-THE
frst Lafayette dollar. the unique apecl-
men authorized by Congress in aid Of
the fund for the erection OF the La
fayette monument In Paris, was struck
OF at the United States mint in this
city to-day. This coin will be presented
by the President Of the United States to
the president OF France. Fifty thou
sand OF the coins win be struck and are
to be disposed OF at cost Of $2 apiece.
The second coin struck Oh was fors
wnrded 10 Mrs. Mckinley, while the
third was given to Mrs. Kate Thyson
Mari, Of Washington. The coin - q
legal tender dollar, and bears upon tlg
face n double medallion OF the heads Of
washington and Lafayette, and on the
reverse a miniature reproduction Of the
equestrian statue OF Lafayette, with the
inscription, I'm ComrnemoFntlcn OF
Monument Erected by School Youth Of
the United States TO General lafayette,
Paris, France, 1900.
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po1R lossEs
Were Enormous At MagerSfontsin.
Havoc Made BY Naval Guns.

Were Enormous at MagerSfontein.
Havoc Made by Naval Guns.
MoDDER RIVER. Dec, 14.-Ambu-
lances started early yesterday morning
under nag Of truce to collect the
wounded and bury the dead who fell
at Magersfontein.
Brigadler General wauchope. who led
the Hlghianders' brigade, was found
dead near the trenches. Several wound
ed Beers were taken to the British hos
pital. The side Of the hill and the
immediate nelghborhood OF the Boer
trenches showed dead bodies all about.
One wounded Boer Informed the cores
pondent OF the Associated Press that
their loss was terrible. Their whole
Scandinavian contingent was destroyed.
Judging from the information cleaned
from the Roer wounded and from prig-
oners taken In dlffert parts Of the field,
the Boer losses must exceed 100. Tine
destruction wrought ~ the naEal guns
IRs enormous a,., III
Word was pSsSfd along the Boer lireg
to prepare totTetreat aE nightfall. All
confess that Il was their greatest loss
during the war.
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Lauler Coal ana Coke Company.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIEencer,
WASHINGTON. D. c.. bee. 1.-THE
Laulcr Coal and Coke Company with a
paid-up capital Of Ss5,OOO. was organic
ed here to-day. The principal stock
holders are: Col. Albert Thompson, OF
Davis. West Virginia, and j. E. Hall.
A. g. Dayton and c. F. Teter, OF Phil
ippl. The company has bought up and
paid for one thousand acres Of coal
land near Belington and will develop It.
constructed and twenty-five additional
ovens are to be built at once. The
outlook for success Is said to be first
class.
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BOSTON, Dec, 1.-The death of Cen
eral George Washington, one hundred
years ago to-day, was appropriately
commemornted in Boston. The exer-
clses in observance OF The day we're
generally held indoors, the participants
Including school children Of all grades,
patriotic societies and literary organl-
EAtions. Flags we're at half mast on
the city hall and on all OF the school
houses
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GEN BROOKE INDIGNANT

AZ tha Assertion That lZe Objected
b Baing Rolieved-'.I An sols
diaF and obey orderl,e
HAVANA, Dec 1i.- Governor Goni
eral Brooke II indignant at the reports
cabled from Washington, which repre-
sent him a. having protested against
the order o. the Prealdent. relieving him
OF the goYernprHhip Of Cuba, ao. eaye;
y am soldier and obey orders Z
would direct the arrest 0f any nfieee
who protested ngaingt my order. ana
would always render to q superior aus
th0rity the respect which would eE-
act from 4 subordinate,
Hie GriendH. however, express the
opinion that he has not beln troatll
with due consideration, They think
that B0t1S iptimAtion should have BEEN
given him OF the contemplated ehahgl,
whereas Rs a matter Of tact the iiflt
knowledge he had that be wa to be re-
moved and 30 succeeded BY Major Qglr
eral Wood was derived from neWSpa-s
Per dispatches.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Dec. 1.-THE
news Of the appointment Of Major
General Wood 0s gOvernor Of Cuba
was received here with enthuaia6Inl
Even the most bitter Cuban NATIONAL.
lists agree IN pralsing him - soldier
and an administrator.
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A Child's Abnormal THIRST.

PHILADELPHIA, Pu,, Dec. 14.--Ma-
mlc Bustard, Nsed four yenrs, drank
more than pint OF whlskey last
night, and died after remaining un-
oonscious FOR about three hours. The
spirits had been purchased by John
Buslard the bnby;G father. for medlci-
nnl use. How a child could manage TO
swallow a pint Of whiskey Is u mystery
TO the physicians,
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MORE TROOPS
Being MObilizsd for South Africa.
sortie at Ladysmith,

Being MobiliEed for South Africa.
sortie at Labyrinth.
LONDON. Dec, 1.-THE war ofTice this
evening made the following announce.
nent:
The Sixth division has been mobilised
and four battuilons Of this division viii
have embarked by Sunday.
The government has also approved
Of the Immediate mobilization OF the
Seventh division"
The war ofilce has received tho follow
Ing dlspatch from General Forester
Walker, at Cape Town.
General French wires, under date OF
december IL. reporting gklrmlah AZ =
o'clock In the morning with 1900 Boefs,
Who wsye ADVANCING southWard toward
Nhawupoort, The sklrmlshing contin-
ued all the morning, the BoOr1 fikhtinB
On front Of fourteen milel. Our casu-
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vETERANs
Of the spanish-Amsrican war-om-
GERS Elected.

VI Gho SPAnlSnsA4nsElCAu WuI-Ums
GERS Elected.
TRENTON. N j.. Dec. II. = There
were about fifteen men present at Il
melting to-day to perfect the organIEa-
tion OF the spanlsh-Amerlcan war vet
erans' association. A session is being
held for the adoption of a constitution
and then the association will be incor-
porated. a telegram was received from
Colonel w. ]. HullngH, of the Sixteenth
Pennsylvania regiment, who has tust
arrived from Europe, In which he
agreed to accept the commanderBhlp Of
the organisation recently rendered him.
The organization was perfected by the
election Of these officers: Commander in
chief, VIM. J, Hullnss, of PennsylvAnla;
vice commander. Colonel James d. Cor
yell, OF Pennsylvania; adJu,aHt general
VIM, christopher, OF Pennsylvania;
auartermaster. Colonel e, w. Fiine. OF
New Jersey; Inspector. Colonel George
w. Taylor. 0t Virginia; judge advocate
Colonel II. NJ. Townsend, Of New York;
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uaknown Man KilIed By Cars.

Special Dispatch to the Intsllganeer
AIARTINspuRG. w Va. Dec, ll.-
An unknown man was struck by the
st. Louis express, west-bOund, near
Sandy Hook. to-day, He was brought
here, where no died. A letter was found
IN hia pocket from Phiiip Dyeth. OF
Omaha, NebTaskR, addressed to Philip
Maltheia, Granite, Md, He had four
dollars and a bundle OF clothes. He
looked to be about thirty years old.
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thur 8. Hardy, of New Jersey. b
Greece, Bonmanin and saryia; lay
renee T0WnHand, nf Panhgylvania. 10.
belgium; Bellamy storeF, Of Ohio. 70
Spain; John n. Irwin, Of Iowa, 70 P0r-
tlgal.
TO be secretaries of Iegations Lloyd
c. GrlSoorn, Of Pennsylvania. Of Cons
Btantlnople; ], O. MeNally, of PeunsYi-
yanla, 70 Gpatemala and Honduras.
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IMPOSING CEREMONIES
Attend Appointments 81 tbe 20

Attend Appointments ~ tie Pore
The pqntiR e
ROME, Dec. 1.-THE pope, q the
consistory. announced the appoint
mehts Of Mgr. Falconio, the apostolic
delegate to Canada. as metropolitan Of
Larino. and Of Mgr Frederic EisauI 70
the united sees Of Sault Saint Marie
and Marquette.
The cunsistOFy was held In the Salle
Regla, with the usual grand ceFemon-
ial and In the presence Of the diplomat-
ic corps, the Roman nobility and many
prominent strangers.
The pope appeared to be IN good
health. He smiled continually and was
in an excellent huTnor.
A secret consistOry in the Sistlhe
chapel followed, at which the pope de-
llvered an allocution Of q wholly re-
lIgious character and performed the
ceremony Of opening and closing the
mouths Of the new cardinals.
The pOntiR was much acclaimed, e.
pecially In the ducal hall. where crowds
witnessed the procession.
LONDON, Dec. IA speciat dis
patch from Rome says that Ct the con-
BIstory 'to,day the pope installed the
~
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altlsq were one killed, seven wounded.
Aneiudlng one Oiieef, ana two Hilssing.f =
A Special dispatch received here from
Nqenon, Natal dated Monday Deeem-
ber u. says that the ladysmith garrison
had made q s0rtie, and destroyed the
ModdetspFuit bridge,
The queen has sent q message Of deep
agmpathy TO the widow Of General
Wauchopa.
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PETTIaREw RRsoLUTIoN
In the Senate Was Laid ON the Table,
Christmas Recess Agreed On.

In the SENATE was 4l4o On Tug 4AAUte'
Christmas Recess Agreed On.
WASHINGTON D: c., Dec. 1..-Ths
senate to-day, by a decisive vote, and
practically without discussion, laid on
the table the Pettlgrew resolution of
inquiry as to whether or not United
states forces had recognized the Fill
plno insurgents nag and had turned
over Spanish soldiers to the insurgents.
Il agreed to the house Christmas re-
cess resolution and agreed to meet to-
morrow to receive reports on the com
position OF itS committees for this Con-
gress.
The senate agreed to the house reso-
tuition for q Christmas holiday adtOurn-
ment on the Goth Of December until the
1rd Of January, and then at 1905 p. M,
adjourned.
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NOT gETTIED
where Republican National Coaven-
tion Wtll be Held.

hon VIII DO 6e4d'
WASHINGTON, Dec. lt-Four cities
are striving tonight for the favor OF
the members Of the Republican ma
tionaI committee, and Mt n late hour
tonight veteran members Of the COM
n,ittee aaid that they had no idea where
the next Republican national cOnven-
tlon would be held. II Was apparent
that few members had committed
themselves. The four municipal as
plrants are New York, Philadelphia,
chicago and 81. Louis. the Philadel-
phla delegation Is the largest on tho
ground and is making strong claims OF
Its strength in the committee. Chicago
claims 20 votes, which Is moro than u
majority. New York and st. Louis
claim good fghting chance.
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THE ROBERTS CASE.
More Direct Testimony VIII be Pro-
duead.

More Direct TesClnony VIII % 9EV-
dueed.
WASHINGTON, D. c. Dec. 12.-slx
witnesses are expected to arrive here
from Utah on Monday next to testify
against MI Roberts, Of Utah, namely.
Mrs. DR.. Luelln Miles, Mrs. Mcpougall,
Thomas ]. Brandon, Ray Brandon, Or.
Wlshard and ]. r. Letchor. They were
advised by Chairman TayleF, (ohio>, Of
the house investigating committee. that
necessary travelling expenses would be
guaranteed, and on this understanding
they viii come without the foFmality Of
subpoenas, They are expected to give
evidence relative to the pOlygamous re-
iatlOns OF Mr.. Roberts, from more d.
rect and personal knowledge than that
possessed by the witnesses heretofore
heard.
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WASHINGTON. d, c., Dec. 1.-THE
senate to-day confirmed the following
nominations; To be United States MIN
IsterB-willlam p. Lord, Of Oregon, to
the Argentine Republic; Herbert W.
Bowen, Of Now York, to PerSlai Are
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KpNTUoRY pElFooRATs
Preparing to Contest dOvornor Tay-.
lor's Election.

FRANKFORT. Dec. 1.-the state
central, executive and campaign COM
mittees OF the Democratic party, In ~
cret session, voted unanimously to-day
10 recommend contest before the leg-
islature to oust the Republican gov
ernor and lieutenant governor. and en-
dorSed the action Of minor candidates IN
filing their contest before the state con-
testing board: a committee, eonst1t! t!ng
Of ex- Governor McCreery and four other
Democrats was appointed to
draft resolutions in accordance with the
vote Of the committees, to report later.
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"ALpHEus DAVID.

One witness, 1t is stated, said the
men frequently smoked In the mine
when the bosses were not around.
Governor Rogers was an interested
spectator at the inquest and intends to
have the state board OF coal mine ex-
aminers pass on the disastar and lthai
'iltins' y e6nellt len.
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WEST vTRa1Nr1 eENAEOns
Placed on Important Senate Com.
mittOoS.

Placed on ImPOFtAHE sVAAV9 VVl14-
mlttees.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1t.-sen-
ntor Scott has been placed on the CONS
mIttees on contingent expenses, mines,
manufactures, public buildings and
railroads, and Senator EIlEiHa ID placed
on the committees on pOstoaieeS, print-
ing and rulsa, in addition TO other conl-
mittees on which he hitherto held a
place. These are important committees
ana the placing OF west Virglnla'S sen-
ators in these important positions 70 q
matter OF congratulatlon to their eon-
Stltuents, as evidence of their rOcognIE-
ed ability,
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Roy rrRR1B1Y nuRNHp
By an Hxplosion Of Blasting Powder,
Near elarlsbure.

Special Dispatch to The IptelHgencer.
CLARKsBURG. W. Va, Dec. H.
Floyd Parrish. aged fourteen years,ot
Adamston, fooled with full keg Of
powder last night, spark fell from
his mining lamp. and a terrific explo-
sion followed, completely wreeking the
smoke house and horribly burning the
boys face, hands, arms and legs. The
mother soused him in a tub Of water
and saved his life. Nelghhors extln-
The boys condition Is precarious.
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ooRoNRR's VERDICT
On Carbonate Mine Disaster Exam
inars to Piss on pisaster.

u ''s4
liners to Pass on Disaster.
TACOMA. WASH Dec. IA special
to the Ledger from Carbonate, Wash,
says: The coroner's Jury investigating
the mine disaster. to-day rendered the
following verdict:
I'VE find that the thirty-one men,
giving their names, came to their death
by an explosion of gas from some un-
known cause.
I'VE flnd that the Carbon Hin Coal
Company used due diligence to keep the
mine free from gas for the safety Of its
employees and has compiled with the
state mining law and we attach no
blame to the said company.
GEORGE p. MACAfARTIN,
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january Interest Anticipated

WASHINGTON. Dec 1l,-secretary
Gage has decided to anticipate the Jan-
uary interest on United States bonds
outstanding. This Interest Will amount
~ 1b0,,t N I'm O0O ana viii he nRid be.
ginning tomorrow. without rebate
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v1oTrlEs OF THE NAME
win be Shipped Home By the Gov
ernmeut.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE navy
department has given notice that any
person claiming the remains Of any OF
the victims Of the Maine explosion nes
fore the Texas arrives W A9Fnptoh
Whinh will DC In about hfteon days, may
bGve them sent 10 their late homes for
burial at tho expense Of che depart
mont