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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-17

BRITISH COLUMBIA NOTES.

William Cullen. exNseerefary Of Victoria
Typographical Union. is dead. at the age
OF =.
The hardware firms OF Vancouver. n c..
are eEfteagorfng 10 iilaugurate "a general
Saturday afternoon closing movement.
Adrian Fowler, a prominent member OF
the Vancouver. -. c., Bicycle Club 10
missing. lie left his home for weeks
hunting trip, hut has not been heard oe
since December Is.
The chief Of Police Of Vancouver II. c.
has sent Tn rec0mme ndation 10 the
chairman Of the police committee reausss-
ing that he he granted ax additional pa
trolmen in order that he can properly police
the city.
Although the various sransxontinsniAI
lines have buried the Ratchet SO far 40
through rates ars concerned there In 4
prospect or a sharp night for the KootfnaI-
Victoria trasfsr between the Canadian road
and the Northern Pacific. The former
threw down the gauntlet with g - cut
and tbs has been promptly met By the
rival tine.
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MANY CADET>HIps VACANT.
Numb~r of Appointments 20 He Made
tn West Point and Annapolis.

NEW YORK, Jan IA Gixpatea 20 TIE
Tribune from Washington says;
There are a nur1tser az vacancies ST The
military academy uht&a members 81 the
present cog:gxess are entitled 10 81. Among
saese are tue S<cofaa. THIRD, Iesaih.
Eleventh ard TS.nty-fsEsf districts o. Ili-
noss, the Tenth Iowa. ise Eleventh. II .SSis-
s.pEi. tae stTSt Oregon.
gaare ~:li - na further vacancies At
West PeiEr sSnts1 June. {sa. WHEN Sf'ca
the graduation % wast - uoa the Sec
sgsxI ssasS theirs viii no these ~ large.
e Arkansas I. C'oanecttgast. :; ka@ssto. J..
Illinois,. ?. Indiana ;. Is~s~ I. Kansas. l..
KeniueAy. :. Maryland !. MAsssc s22es tx,
Montana, /, Nebraska. :: Nevada, i. New
Yeyk :. oato. 4 Pennsylvania. :. Ssssgs h
Carolina :. Texas 2 Virginia I. Tsgsgass-
see. :. Washington. :. West Firssaia J,
u soowSsss. ].
Al sas naval academy there viii De-
esgate~m vacancies on MARIA + aEss fcTty-
nNs 81 lane -
TIE existing vacancies sSssosig 10 TIE Toll
sou3ag districts; E1ssa ard Etgata Ala
Mama, Sax;esnga i!zsneZs. T@ssa AMI
K.s*veTsth 4 snt&esy Fourth ara flfss
louisiana, Fourth Mississippi, lard Me-
eszsAa. .S2fa and T'~@rtaeta oasS. Rsrxs
Tennessee ard sixth Texas
Esst<essr tAsfyc@ - cssrs~ymSs - TIE sak-
loving 5sfStTtcts all 90 informed thar they
Fszg naakt appointments Ees the vacancies
fast o<cs- ~ sae end az J0se. namely
9fasre ard Sex~nEA sAaaaEsA~ Tza3ns A.
Kansas E~slszs ard sIftA California. T@nsa
ara EsSxensa 1sSoTgi&~ Eight ard Ninth
zsalsass SsxtA ana NlnsA Indiana Tai-3.
kIssa. Sess1ia. k@evcnn icwA SeysEta
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under the reserved authority OK the presl-
dent and its expenses will be paid out OF
the appropriations. IL Is not expected 70
commit the United States government to
recognition OF the independence OF the ma
lives nor is IL to frame scheme OF gov
eminent for the islands. as was the case
IN the Hawaiian islands. Undoubtedly
however, the commissioners will unofti-
eiaNy confer with the natives and advise
with the military authorities, it being felt
here that men OF their experience and
qualifications will be valuable counselors
in the conditions now existing
IL IL believed that the natives can be
kept from hoessilities until the arrival OF
the commission at Manila and then Il is
hoped that the best results viii follow the
visit, including the reinsurance CT the ma
tfsey upon many points as 10 which they
ara row doubtful II also viii be GER
ceived that By the appointment Of the COM
mission the president Is granting the APP
peal OF some Of the best Fiiip.noSl who are
confident that both sides VIII be enlight-
ened by its creation. and declare that the
United States government will be shown
that the abilities OF the Filip.fos .or gov
eminent have been unieresfima.ed. while
the Ffisplrscs themselves will be induced
TO have patience before insisting upon self
government.
So far as can be gathered the president
has not completed the list OF the commits
ssoncrs. Surprising that he Includes Gen.
Otis and Admiral Dewey. he would add ths
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NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.

TIE Tacoma council has reduced the food
supply of caty prisoners 30 two meals
DAY.
The state BARRIERS Association will snee.
IN annual convention at Tacoma GA jan
nary g.
F1gexood dealers OF Spokane have aa-
vAnced this price on wood on ali kinds -
cents rser cord
The Northern Pacific railway receipts a.
South Bend were sz.ss larger for Deem
Der than IN tas same month in ISL.
s. J. Allwar1 has been awarded the con-
tract for carrying the mail from Cie-Elum
70 Piewctt, WASH. al SGss per year
The Fllenssurg Capita, says disease
affecting The ears ls very prevalent In
town and afEIiets cd and young. Il Is very
painful
Superintendent e = White of the
Ne@ Uhascoln scgoa1S. reports that the
average Attendance during the month of
December was 1s-ss.
A J. Syns. nnw In the Colfax tait. n
copaiemncd 20 nineteen years sG the pes.1-
Tertiary. Tais sentence has been cofs-
farrz1ss4 ny the supreme court
Io-. Henry Wells Dewey has aeea re-
Elected president Of fas Pierre County
Medical Society. TIE society has - men,
bess. gain Of IL during 5ssss
T,epIty Auditor Rurahaaa. ot s30kana
county. has esrnIsa.ed that the delinaaeni
ssxes Of the SorthwSstesn * Pacific Hy-
poiAs~k bank amount 70 81. a4lsa
fsgss Watkins. charged with tzI tarpsag
at Pullman, vas .yEvsEs a hearing TNnyxl8y
before JEsst.1e Swain ard released there
h~ssng no evidence % coanecs a.sD villa TIA
crime.
TIE inaugural E1assaEA % Mayor Rein
hars. o9 pssmpta. recommending rsgassia-
ts1a 81 csTEsin city Indebtedness. 8&s had
tire effees al 4sfeatsDg several proposal sea!
estate deals.
a Harvey county CsTeT11 girl a1sAr-
tisea Ger husband and got Mira T'ae al
sertss@mens ard wedding agtat cost si3.
and within "A year he -8e1 and LEFT her
tps life insurance
rb~ J II Shewty e EgscxseF. s11c~sas
fs- = p HessGey a. the za8asTE company .
y1y~cjAn 81 wakesozs a. = salary - t&s3
4 naansA- he - employed ~ Ire Ml-@rs
Eene6esai Association
The esssze-s 81 Ts-}sgeEsor- have . rset.-
.5sn ia circulation ssEs1s e state &gssv0~
s,raAti1x. Ter & read ff9sz thar liaGe - Re-
ruagtc Tsev g4AiEA % base KurTeyaz =
roAsfe from tes head % navigation on chs
Columbia. vita . sasss grstA Ia satire
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ours BATTLE IS Fierce.
~ MANAGERS COxFGDExT OF A
VICTORY FOR HIM.
- Opponents Claim He VIII Have
.Dut no yotes-Antt-Qa say HepsA-
teans HAD ~ Members In Cas-
eos, Aceordfnx 10 Their Claim.

HAE2IsBff RIG, Pa. Jan. fs.--Tse battle
ar United States ssnaior xill open IN ear
e<wr fognorT0ss. with the taking OF the
arr ballot Isl the senate and the house
Tas Two houses VIII yots separately AT
o'clock In the afternoon and al a joint as
rusz,ssy sgs Wednesday.
ne fight is between Senator Quay. back
a hy the 10 senators and members who
saxk part In the Republican caucus. George
s Jsnkz OF Brookrille. shs candidate os
re Democratic caucus. and a half dozen
afsyOrsfs soEts nominated by the anti
oSAy Republican legislators. With the
0<mocrats and ans--tluayises voting for
.aetr candidates. tho lriseatsosss are that
dare VIII s,e deadlock.
STATE Chairman Eiksn and Senator Pen
roee are directing tie Quay campaign from
hsadaaar.srs a. the Locssse3 hotel. They
40 tonight tnsr~ wzs no doubt OF the
sDsedy re-esectSon Of the senior senator.
Neither eide will give any ngures 10 show
kow THEY propose 10 elect or defeat DIR.
Cray.
TIE features Of fodays skirmish were
shs resignation OF David Martin as secte-
arr of TIE commonwealth and TIE confer
xce OF the anfi-Hepsiblscan senators and
u~mbrys 5fr. Martin WAS elected in No
vernber to re senate from the Eighth
Pennsylvania district and expected TO
auailfy tomorrow. after the change Of the
uind this evening and gnt his Resignation
e Coy Hastings 10 take effect upon its
aeeeptafsce. The resignation was promptly
sccected and SIR. Martin will qualify In
ne morning The sefaator-eiact L. Ore
a. she leaders Of the anti-QuAy movement,
and a rrGfnur wag current today that Gov
esect st0ns who IL In sympathy With the
Quay movement. would not send his caai-
ret Appointments 10 tie senate tomorrow.
but would withhold THIN until the ssIsa-
ioria! faint IL over.
Thsre were present at the antl-Giay con-
fersnce Il OF the - senators and members
pIedse9 rot to vote for Senator quay while
hs Is under indictment In the Philadelphia
courts The five absentsss were account
"a for 10 the satisfaction Of their ASSOC
GATES. Congressman John Daixeil. Con-
gresxxnan Charles Stone and j. r. Down
M who have also been entered In the
arAt by the anti~Qusy people. are on the
ground looking over the situation.
Ex-senator Durham issued a statement
ate tonight claiming that only "a RepubT-
cars had attended the ants-1uay caucus
aaA this number. even IL all should vote
uainr him. would be insufficient to pre-
ysns his election. He declared his absolute
certainty Of Senator Quay's reelection
Senator Flynn denied Senator Durham q
statement with reference 70 the Rennbli-
ezns present st The anfi-Quay conference
ard added: Senator Quay has bat liz
sases. three OF which will not be east for
Inn tomorrow. bringing his total down to
~"
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DEMOCRATS uNsEAr MEMnERs.
TsyIax tn secure Control of West
Virginia LegisIature by Contests

CHARLESTON. w Va. Jan. 1.-THE
West virginia senatorial situation tonight
Eaents q few changed aspects John -
Lnyf, OF this city. who has been actively
the nght for the seuatorship. tonight
announced his Withdrawal bur declines TO
NY TO whom he throws h.s strength
Congressman e. T. pors. OF thr Third
estries. who has been discussed consider
ably III connection with the Republican
AoYinasien. also stated tonight that he Ia
positively oat Of the race and that he has
hfown his strength TO Judge Nathan Coz
IBIS leaves in the race as svowed cana!-
sAsex FER the Republican nomination Gov
AkMscn. Commissioner Scott. Hofan-
sfrr ane Gaines with an array of dark
sxpts -
Ihe chief development, however, In the
?1es.ess situation was the action OF the
Aease today in the contested case from
konroe county. Via. Republican. was I'M
sessed ard Logan, Democrat was seated
The Democrats In the hotlAe also declared
vacant the scat OF Brohard. from Taylor
county, pending a contest.
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the speaker. Wright. who has been accused
Dy san Francisco Newspaper OF selling
his vote TO the Grant camp resulted tn a
resolution being unanimously Adopted by
the house today calling for the fullest
Investigation OF the charges. A committee
OF seven was appointed 30 Investigate she
matter. Dir. Wright courts the most
stringent inssstis alton. Today he sfssxeS.
his signature TO papers bringing suit
against the San Francisco Call str xg5oasD
for libel
The Wright Investigation committee met
this evening for preliminary work IL was
decided 10 cal as witnesses e. 3 Grant.
Milton Green. Howard f. Wright. N =
Leake. l. l. Ievsngs Richard Culver.
Henry James and +. r. Moran, most OF
these being newspaper men. An ad foslrr-
reut was then taken Until tomorrow af-
terno1n when the taking og testimony vii,
begin
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A Very Well Attended Meeting Held
1T Sumaa.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiiigencer.
DEMING WASH Jan. is.-Tne second
meeting OF the Farmers and Fruit Grow
ers' Association OF the Upper Nooksack
and Sunlas valleys. held ar Sumas Sat
urday afternoon was largely attended.
The Seattle & International Railroad
Company started a special train from
Deming at go D. m. and between sixty
and seventy people took advantage Of IL.
and the number was materially increased
from Nooksack.
The association is pronounced decided
success. and is bound 10 be Of vast bene-
Mt to the farmers and fruit growers OF
this section OF the Northwest. The man
agenent Of the Seattle & International
railroad is aiding the cause all IL can by
furnishing cheap transportation and spe
ciaI trains BY which all who desire to at
tend the meetings can be enabled to do SO
at little expense.
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An OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE.
Mrs. Hattie Carrie OF san Francisco
Commits suicide.

Mrs. Hattie Carrie. aged = years a res
ifen5 90 san Francisco. died 81 the Stew
ems lSAtai Elsts Es0rn.ng az $50 from an
owerd2s& 81 morphine. taken undoubtedly
.sth S2sct4as .nseas
Frou letters found Ia her possession from
Der husband iae inference was that as had
.eff hsr.
Sae to5k the rno-yssl!ne herween and "a
O'clock iAs5 nSsat. ard Was discovered a
short Eluae later.
Dr. Sweeney ard f1r. krtegk worked OVER
her unial 30 oclaek whea STE PASSED
aaAY.
Mr. Carrie @r~l~esa from San Francisco
January 4, ard took rooms ct sh,e Stevens
1saraEe- Sgatassg Ia IN charge Of ina
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

A strong earthquake shock az ssrfo~k
NsaSsv morning threw the Inhabitants Of
Sanfanlee. Spain. into panic
Steamer Vera Cr7zE Nsxf1An Trsr
watch eft Vera cruz Cor Tam psco r~-rsrra-
Der = IS believed % - lest. TIE trip
ordinarily saSss esl3y sEs Gays.
Capt TIiaArn Taylor. o. Tey-s tgauts
lad has presented a claim against the
government fox Ss@-se Ter the psr % rs
.zSssss By FsrTaxt:t OF the iows- Nssxss-
tgp3 4artsg tfe war
TIE farm aSa@~ u Fasette Msazhars.
wszr HltsSxssfe Va wEH hsosu 10 sss$c@s
kis.inS Is@caAer ard fzssisr fn5srEn< sss.r
csss3-rs &eaehan had purchased some
dynamite FOR blasting purposes Hss1 Asw /:
became Sytsst~s7 - not ku0wa-
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DEATHS.


Special Dispatch 10 the Postintelligeneer.
EVERETT, Jan IA telegram was re-
csiyed here announcing the death OF James
r. Tlentzy, one Of Eyeretts pioneers. which
occurred at the Hotel Netheriand In New
York city last Saturday morning, after
brief illness Mr.. Isentzy came to the Coast
In iSsl In company with the late ex-Goy.
L. *. Church with when he was asso-
ciated I'm the law business in Seattle Mr..
f.entxy located IN Everett in the spring OF
1891 and formed - partnership in the law
and real estate business with Fremont Cole.
Of Seattle and met with some degree OF
success until the panic of lss3 when ne
closed out his business ana went 70 New
York city, where be has been engaged as
private. secretary TO the late ex-senator
Calvin s B.ice. Mr.. LentZy was the owner
OF one % the finest residences Ia our city,
besides other real estate. He IS survived
hy wife and two small children and at
the time CT his death WAS s. years OF age
james Pearl.
Special Dispatch 10. tho post-Intelligenser.
SNoUOMISH. Jan. Thames Pearl,
prominent Snohomish business man. and
denly AT his home on Avenue u. this city.
at O'Clock this morning. after an illness
OF butt week.
Mr.. Pearl came 10 Snohomish county
twenty-four years ago and unt1 the past
three years was extensively Interested In
the logging and beonlug business. He
was one OF the leading Democrats Of t,is
county and exertcd ntsich Influence In the
councils OF thai party for many years.
One week ago ne was stricken with ty-
phoid pneumonia and passed away sud
denly this morning He leaves a wife and
three children at home. two sisters and
brother at Arlington besides other sisters
in the Fast. The funeral Will ne he'd at
tho Catholic church In thls city Wednes-
day morning az 10 N o'clock,
Father ChininQuy.
aperiai Dispatch 20 the Post fnteiEgencer-
OTTAWA ont Jan i6~~father Chtni-
guy. celebrated Catholic ex-prsest. died
today
Father Fhiniaay took an active part In
the Organization 81 the A. + A. ard IL said
to I've responsible Cor the story that me
Catholics conniveJ AT the assassination Of
Lincoln.
Emanuel VI. Heller.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Ia Emanuel NJ.
usIler OF the large dry goods importing
arm az Heller. HeSkmsu & Co, OF this
city. u d~al Mr.. Heller wss enc Of tire
most prominent business men on this
grippe
Rev. n. a.. reery.
CHICAGO. Jan. fs.-Rev. III. q peery,
grand chaplain died in this city to-day.
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CONTEST DER SEATS.
Two VIII Re Fought for In the Ne
vnda Legislature.

CARSON. New. Jan fe-Newiands ad-
niss that Stewart has nineteen votes at
TIE present time. but claims the power TO
cause IA deadlock r. T. Leete 3 Espuh-
hean candidate. has opened Headquarters.
Ne business Was transacted In either
house today. The struggle over contested
seats will be the next important move
Lafd. nf storey county claims the seat
occupied BY tonAie IN the senate Conhse
u for Sewiands and Lord Is for Stewart
bitter f'eht Is anticipated Two seats
" the assembly are contested one indie
PENDENT and enc Democratic
F4sht Republicans are seeking the com
Psirs~Htary vote. Pierce of Lyon county
u TIE latest ssplrant senator Wiser,
Art ferries
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TRAIN ROBBERS IDENTIFIED.
They Were under Arrest In ST. Jo-
aenh ~ EOotpN dA.

ST. JOSEPH Mo. Jan. t6.~~James CAL
more. John Allen and Harry Howard. foot
pads under arrest here for robbery were
Identified today ns three OF the robbers who
held up Great Northern express car near
Fergus Falls In November last. The Pink
ertons state that the men are we'll kown
az criminals IN the North. and they Will
endeayor to extradite them for trial At Fer
gus Falls where one member Of the gang
has been sent to the penitentiary and where
four others are awaiting trial.
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Kansas FIRST Seventh and Eleventh
Michigan. Fourth Minnesota. Second Mis-
sisSippi, Fourth and Sixth Nebraska.
Seventh, Tenth and Twelfth Ohio. South
Dakota North Dakota, Eighth Texas.
Washington. Ninth and Tenth Wisconsin.
Arizona and one from the District OF Co
iuznbia. the latter 10 be designated by the
president.
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CLEANING Up HAVANA.
Colossal Task Com me need Despite
Inhabttanta' Protests.

HAVANA, jan. is-Ths colossal task Of
putting into sanitary condition every
dwelling in Havana began today. Surgeon
Major Davis hiring loo resident physicians
for house 10 house inspection TO compe.
pools under houses are 10 be closed and
sealed. Garbage is 90 be removed daily
To-day a thousand people are engaged In
the work OF cleaning the streets and pubic
buildings
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JEFFERSON CITY. No. Jan. Is-The
Missouri legislatures viii ballot for United
States senator al noon tomorrow. The
Democrats have nominated r. NJ Cockresi
10 succeed himself and the Republicans
nominated republican National Committee
man Richard c. kersns by reclamation.
Mr.. Cockrell will be reelected
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High Wind Blows Down Timber.

Special Dispatch 70 the acknowledgements.
DEMrNG. Jan. l6.-Quite severe wind
storm passed over this section Saturday,
doing considerable damage TO forest trees,
in many places telling them like straws.
The public roads In many places were OBJ
strueted. preventing travel. so far as IT
is possible TO learn no one was injured,
although several narrow escapes were
reported.
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appointed administrator Of the estate. and
during the Ave and a bali years since thu
occurrence OF the tragedy has been una bio
To find ATTY hairs
Last Tuesday Mark Livingston. Of East
Tmpgua, or, became lost IN the noun
taffle near Peel. TIE snow WIS very deep.
but he kept going. and finally reached tbs
settlement near Tf0ka. on the North Imp
qua a xearch party which started OUT
found HIS trail and followed IT, rcachauS
T.oaa a few notfrs after I!virsgstun
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SCANDAL To RE INVESrIG ArED.
eenaftt~e VIII Determine Whether
speaker Wright sold ylts yotc

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan. fs-S4xreeu
aaiets have been taken hy the legislature
~ lsns ss<ssten FOR tht selection ~ a
shsed states senator without result The
sixteenth ballot was practically tire same
- lba FIRST and there Is no indication that
we deadlock WIFE he broken within the
Eess few days. The last ballot resulted a a
fnsiows.
e = Grant. ir.. ss; ID. NJ. BURNS. q: W
n !. Harness. IL. II y. Rssia Q, ard
scattering. 3.
The Sensational, cAarses ,nahe aeatost
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names Of President Sehurman. OF Cornell
university, and Prof. Worcester. OF Ann
Artnr lie has under consideration the
ma me % Charles DENLY ne Ire last nsegsa Der.
ssut 49, Mr. DENNY IS engaged with the war
invest atlofl commission al present, with
an n3aginsse prog-a gsgile before him, As has
coz rosltiyesv aieeilleS e. aNgolis Rim
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/ PHILIPPINE Commission.
PRESIDENT M.KINLEY HAS DETER
MINED ON APPOINTMENT.
IL VIII Go to the Islands ana Their
os9hly Investigate the Question
- 70 Whether the Filipiaos Are

WASHINGTON. Jan. is.-Tne commits
sion which the prssstsn. Is about TO ap-
point To proceed TO the Philippines viii
not be subject TO the confirmation OF the
United States senate. but viii be named
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SAN Francisco Said Jan Fs-st-
sisee blanchard Goes sAgs s*r Iua&filsz.
NIGERIA <car A NJ Baxter, PER- Tuwn-
ssss3 Asr.se- 1Az~ 1s-S&r .aIAalcs. poxs~
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HELENA, Jan. io.--The senatorial vote
today was: Conrad, Dem, 81: Clark. Dem,
Is. TooIe. Dem. :: Goddard. Rep, Is
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raising she reschshark capital from 10.
f.ss $50 marks 70 Isaeo,ssa marks and In
crsasing the Eax-sree paper money from
re Geo 0sst 10 A.8 g.sl. 80 marks.
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BERLIN. Jan fs.-In the rechstag to-
day the government bill was introduced
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| CHICAGO Jan. f6.-Rev. H q peery
I'M charlaln del IN THIS city inAay.
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Father Fhiniauy took an active part II
the Organization 81 the A. +. A. ard IL saiS
to I've responsible sor the story that ,h'
Catholics connfve5 AT the assassination O.
lslnNoln.
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SAN FRANCISCO Jan. Ia Emanuel NJ.
Heller. OF the large dry goods Importing
firm ~ Heller EeYkmau & CO, OF this
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most prominent business men on this