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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08

TO extend the circuit and take in Danvile
and Lynchburg. Leading men in those
cities are anxious 10 have teams next
season and will make every effort to be
admitted.
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BANK STATEMENTS.
METROPOLITAN BANK.

OF THE CONDITION OF THE
METROPOLITAN BANK. AT RICH
OF VIRGINIA. AT THE CLOSE OF
BUSINESS DECEMBER 2, 1890, MADE
TO THE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC &C.
COUNTS OF THE COMMONWE AI.TH
ArInEINI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
BANK sTATEMENTs.
SECURITY BANK OF RICHMOND.

or THE CONDITION OF THN
SECURITY BANK, AT RICHMOND,
GINA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSI-
NESS, DECEMBER ,. 1890. MADE TO
THE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC AC-
COUNTS OF THE COMMONWEALTH
OF VIRGINIA
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'etite with accumulations Of gas, sour
.fSinPz and baorfb17r-

petite with accumulations Of gas, sour
risings and heartburn
1t is safe to say that Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets will cure any stomach
weakness or disease except cancer Of
the stomach. They cure sour stomach.
gas. loss OF flesh and appetite. sleep
lessness, palpitation. heartburn CON
stfpation and headache
Send for valuable little book on
stomach diseases by addressing F. A
Stuart Co. Marshall, Mich. All drug
gists sell full-siZed packages at so
cents. Prof. Henry w Becker. a M
the well known religious worker and
writer of St Louis. Secretary of the
Mission Board of the German Meth
odist Church. Chief Clerk and Expert
Accountant for the Harbor and Wharf
Commission. Public Secretary for the
St. Louis School Patrons Associa tion
and the District Conference of Stew,
wards Of the NJ. E. Church; also takes
an active part in the work of the En-
worth League, and to write on religions
and educa tional topics for several
magazines How he found relief is
best told in his own words:
Some weeks ago my brother heard
me say something about Indigestion
and taking a box from his pocket said
TRY Stuart's Tablets I did. and was
promptly relieved. Then I investigated
the nature OF the tablets and became
satisfied that they were made of Just
the right things and in just the right
proportions to aid in the assimilation
of food. 1 heartily indorse them in all
respects, and I keep them constantly
on hand"
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-18
IT'S AN OLD. OLD STORY.
VaIorOus Deeds of the Unconquera
bic Yankee Seaman.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-President
Mckinley today sent a message to con-
gTess recounting as another glorious
page IN the history of American sea-
men the vaIorous deeds of the officers
and men of the revenue cutter Bear in
rescuing the imprisoned whaling fee
in Arctic waters last winter. The
president tells of the fitting out, under
the command Of Capt Francis Tuttle.
of the revenue cutter service, the dan
gers and difficulties Of the trip and the
overland expedition by which First
Lieutenant David H Jarvis, Second
Lieutenant Ellsworth P. Barthof and
DR. Samuel Cobb took reindeeTs to
meet the wants of the whalers tenn
porarily. After a grave recital Of the
perils encountered the message adds;
The hardihood shown by the men
in the hardships encountered IN the
Arctic region, amid a waste of ice ard
snow, facing death itself every day for
nearly four months over a route never
before travelled by white men, with no
refuge, but at the end of the journey
carrying relief and cheer to 275 dis
tressed citizens ef our country, all
make another glorious page in the his
tory of American seamen. They re-
fleet by their heroic and gallant strug-
gle the highest credit upon themselves
and the government which they faith
fully served I commend the heroic
crew to the grateful attention of con-
gress and the American people"
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TELEGRAPHlC BREWTlES.

TOPEKA, Kan. Jan. I7-C c. Foster,
federal Judge fer Kansas, here, resigned, in
accordance with the bill retiring him, recent
ly passed by congress.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 17.-Secretary Gage
has ordered A l. LOwsha. OF the treasury
department, 70 2roceei a. once 10 Cuba and
organize q m-1ern system OF government :
accounting IN that island. Mr.. Loysha left
tonight for Havana, With half 8 dozen clerks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE D. z. Rose com
pany, OF this city. dealers in cigars and
cigarettes, made an assignment today 10
Frederic Wiener. The company was incorpor-
ated il 1898 with a capital stock OF Sle0,-
Geo The liabilities are estimated az $40 900.
WASHINGTON. Jan 1.-THE p1stofice de-
partment today made a contract with the
Pacific Steam Whaling company. with e<ces
Southern Alaska coast from Sitka TO Una
laska. including all intermediate points. The
distance between these points
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-THE bulletin
says that Lucky" Baldwin has decided to
erect al eight-story fTeproof building on the
property occursed by the old BALDWIN hotel,
which was burned several months ago. The
building Will cost sS.00oe00, and the work
ruins OF the building can be cleared away.
CHICAGO, Jan T-Three highwaymen
chose a policeman n full uniform for a vic
tim today and held him up AT the point CT
weapon, after making a vain search for
money, and then ordered him 10 hurry On
and notify his police station.
DECATUR III, Jan I7.-Willisn L Shella-
barger was today appointed receiver for the
City Electric Railway company, and his bond
fixed at $50 eco. He has been secretary CT
the company.
Des Moines, To-, Jan. 1.-THE Iowa milleTs,
in state convention here. today elected the
following officers: President James Taggart
Knoxville; vice president. C. II. Brown, Da-
kota City; secretary-treasurer, J. c. Van
Meter. De Soto.
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WILL NOT GET DAMAGES.
Lesxynsky's Big Suit Against a Con
structioH Company Failed.

In the United States circuit court
yesterday, Judge Lochren directed a
verdict for the defendant in the case Of
Albert H. Leszynsky against the Red
Wing, Duluth & Sioux City Construc-
ton company. Leszynsky sued to re-
cover $1eo, ,060 damages alleged to have
been incurred through the refusal Of
the defendant to permit him to COM
plete a contract he had entered into
for the construction of the road. The
contract was turned down on the
grounds that the plaintiff was finan-
cially unable to guarantee its fulfill
rnent and the company put In a counter
claim of S2S,000 besides denying the
allegations of the plaintiff The jnry
was drawn in the case yesterday, and
before any testimony was introduced
a motion for dismissal was made by
the plaintiff. This was denied by the
court and counter motion to direct g.
verdict for the defendant was granted.
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Nervous Dyspepsia
To Gain Flesh. to Sleep Well, to Know
What Appetite aud Good
Digestion Mean.
MAKE TEST OF STUART,s DYs.
PEPBiA TABLETS.

Nc trouble is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia.
People having it think their nerves are
TO blame and are surprised that they
are not cured by nerve medicines. The
real seat Of the mischief is lost sight
Of The stomach is the organ to be
looked after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not have
any pain whatever in the stomach.
nor perhaps any of the usual symptoms
of stomach weakness. Nervous dys-
pepsia shows itself not IN the stomach
so much as in nearly every organ In
some cases the heart palpitates and is
irregular; in others the kidneys are
affected; in others the bowels are con-
stipated. with headaches: still others
are troubled with loss Of flesh and ap-
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JOHNSON STILL SHORT
Continued From First Page.

the terms of legislators and the gov
ernor TO four years. Bills were passed
TO prevent the spread Of disease among
swine, and increasing the number of
justices of the peace in counties of over
20, 900 inhabitants.
The senate will tomorrow take up
the confirmation Of appointments and
reject the name of John Sutherland for
Eaember OF the board of regents and
postpone action on the rest for two
weeks. The vote on the rejection of
Sutherland viii not be a partisan one,
hut will be supported by fusionists as
Well as Republicans
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privileges went into session There are
still some minor differences 10 be set
tied on these as on other subjects, but
the members Of the commission express
the opinion that they will be able to
conclude their labors within the next
two weeks. They are very close to-
gether on all questions at issue, and
the opinion is now freely expressed
that a treatv covering the numerous
questions which have so long been a
source Of vexation on both sides OF the
boundary line will be the result of the
negotiation
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SHOT HER RIVAL.
Sensational Affair in e Fashionable
apartment House.


Gle EzLAND. o., Jan IA sensa-
t1onal shooting affair took place last
night at the Ellington fashionable
apartment house. A stylishly dressed
and handsome young woman. said TO
be Miss Edna Raymond. entered the
rooms occupied by Mr.. and Mrs John
A Hanna. during the absence Of the
husband. and opened fire on Mrs. Han
ma with revolver. Four shots We're
fired in rapid succession Only one
took effect. II struck Mrs. Hanna in
the thigh, and caused a painful wound
Miss Raymond. having apparently
emptied her revolver, made her escape.
and has not yet been located by Ine
police. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna were mar
ried at Christmas. Up to a short time
previous Hanna had kept company. It
is said, with Miss Raymond. Jealousy
undoubtedly led to the shooting.
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BOLIVIAN REVOLUTION.
Insurgents Are in Possession of an
ImpregnabIe Position.

LIMA, Peru via Galveston. Tex.),
Jan. 17.-Wen authenticated advices
from Bolivia say that the president Of
the republic, Gen. Cervon Fernandez
Alonzo. with his troops, is still at Via
cha, awaiting reinforcements before
advancing upon the capital, La Paz,
which is in the hands of the revolu-
tionists. The revolutionary comnan-
ders have $500 well-armed men, and
can count on the enthusiastic support
OF the population Of the city. They be-
lieve that the fortifications are i'm
pregnable, and that in the event OF
siege victory is assured to the revolu-
tiOnarv cause.
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Joseph Gt.ch.. Condition.

The condition OF Joseph Gisch who was in
jured in a street car collision on Rice street.
near Geranium. Monday night, Is such that
the physicians at ST. Joseph's hospital will
not venture an opinion on the outcome 1t
is feared that the injured man sustained a
fracture Of the skull which may result fatal
w. It was said al the hospital yesterday that
the symptoms indicated that Gisch was in a
dangerous condition He lives ct Lbttle
CauaAa.
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waiting on the Grand Jury.

HELENA, Mont Jan 1.-THE joint bal
lot for senator today resulted as follows:
Conrad, 81; Clark, "a; Toole, 8; Goddard, 10;
Fox 3; Hartman, 2; Maginnis, 2: Mantle, i;
Henri l. Luce. /; Pat Carney L
The grand jury Investigation Of the charges
OF bribery began yesterday, and no choice Is
expected before It makes It's report. The
senate today indulged in a lively scrap over
the Whitesde-Geiger contest and finally de-
cided to recount the entire vote OF Flathead
c0uNy instead of the disputed precincts
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Nominations Conarmed.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE senate today
confirmed these nominatEans: Postmasters-
Iowa7G. Hardenbrook. Maxwell: J. E. How
ard, Forest City: G. H Loveyn, Humboldt
W. r. Orchard, Gsidden; E D. Powell, Extra;
W. R. Quigley Hawarden; c. s. Terwilliger,
Gardner; ]. F. Wier. Landing. Kansas-D.
C. Batney Florence: A. Brown, Cedarvale;
D. G. Delaney. Axtel: F. II. Lockhart. Nor
man; ]. NJ Morgan. Osborne; s. ". Gould
Weir; ]. H. Woolen, Mankato. Colorado
j 2 Miller. Trinidad.
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FORMAL DECLARATION.
Legislature to Announce
Seaafor Rur-o., Ra-oIacftnn

Michigan Legislature to Announce
Senator Burrows Re-eIectfOn.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. II. Both
branches of the Michigan legislature
balloted separately today for United
States senator In the house Senator
Julius c. Burrows received eighty-five
votes, the eight Democratic votes he
ing a compliment to Daniel ]. Cam
pau, Of Detroit chairman of the Dem
ocratc state central committee and
ex-chairman of the Democratic na-
tional executive committee. The SEN
ate gave Senator Burrows twenty five
votes, and Mr.. Campau, the Demo-
cratic minority Of five. Tomorrow the
legislature meets in joint session and
formally declares Senator Burrows re-
elected.
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BONES OF COLUMBUS.
Alleged Remains of the DiscOverer
of Columbus at Cadiz.

OF NUIuHH Bus at NuuIZ
CADIZ, Jan. 1.-THE casket contain
ing the supposed remains of Christie
pher Columbus, which arrived here on
board the Spanish cruiser Condo de
Vendito, and which were transferred to
the auxiliary cruiser Giralda for con-
veyance to Seville, has been opened
About thirty bones and some ashes
we're found in the casket It was re-
closed and will be received at Seville
with great solennity and deposited in
the cathedral. The route of the pro-
cession will be lined with troops.
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Gen. shafter Entertained.

Ell PASO. Texas. Jan. I7-Naj. Gen.
where the general viii resume the command
which he held prior 70 the breaking cut OF
the war with Spain, we're met here by 1000
people and brass band Gen. Shafter was
escorted 70 the City park. where he made 4
ten-minute talk descriptive OF the Santiago
campaign and eu!ogistic of the voluntes OF
whom this locality supplied a large number
70 the rough riders.
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CAUSED A FLUTTER.

PARIS. Jan. 17.-There was a considerable
interest taken In the Hobbies In the chamber
OF deputies today over the announcement
that the minister of foreign affairs, VI. Del
casse, would seize an opportunity at he close
Of the discussion of the foreign office portion
OF the budget to express his views upSn he
Hispano-American war, the Catholic protee-
torate In the East and the Fashoda incident
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Accused of. Larceny.

Charles Hoffman, a stranger to the police,
was arrested last evening, on the charge Of
larceny He is accused of the theft of an
overcoat and a pair Of gloves from George
Bergner saloenkeepef at 412 Jackson street
The coat was stolen Saturday night Bergner
suspected Hoffman, and seeing him in a
restaurant last evening, turned him over to
a policeman The gloves which Bergner
claims are his property, were found in the
possession of the prisoner
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FINAL HONORS.

Body os the Late Congressman
DinSIey Reaches Lewiston.
LEWISTON, Ne. Jan. 1.-THE train
bearing the body OF the late Congress
man Dingley reached here at l o'clock.
A throng of citizens were at the sta
ton and the streets We. e filed with
people waiting for the procession to
pass. While the bells OF the city to,led
the hearse, followed by the line of car
riages, proceeded TO the city hall,
where the body was placed on cata
falQue. and for several hours the pub
lie were admitted 10 view the face of
the dead leader. The funeral serv- -ces
tomorrow viii be held in the Pine
Street Congregational church.
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New Pennsylyania Oac.aIs.

HARRISB URG, Pa. jan 17-Col William
4. Stcce was today inauguFated governor OF
Pennsylvania Gen. J. P. S. Gcbtn at the
same time was inducted in the ofica OF lieu-
tenant governor. The inaugural procession
Harrisburg. feature of the parade was the
fine appearance and marching OF the national
guard organized last summer to take the
place Of the trocqs that went into tha yolun-
teer service in the war with Spain.
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Senator Coekreu Reelected.

JEFFERSON CITY, No. Jan. 17-Hoa.
Francis NJ Ccckre!l, of Warrensburg Mo-,
was today reelected by the legislature to his
fifth term in the United States senate to
begin March 4. 1883. Col Richard Karens, of
ST. Louis, Mo. member of the Republican
national committee. received the solid sup
port OF the Republican members of both
houses The vote was follows: House
Cockrell 80: kerens, %. Senate-Cockrell,
81. kerenS g
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United Mine worsers.

PTTTSBURG, Pa, Jan. 16.-When the
United Mine Workers of America reconvened
today the tellers appointed TO hold the an
nual election of officers announced the fol-
lowing result President John Mitchell of
Indianapolis; vice president T. L. Lewis Of
indianapolis; secretary, treasurer, W. v
Pearce. of Indianapolis.
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QUARTERLY MEETING HELD,
Burr Street Improvement Assocfa-
tfen Reviews It's Work.

-
tien Reviews It's Work.
The quarterly meeting of the Burr Street
Improvement association was held Monday
night and the work of the past sesson was
reviewed The committee on street car serv-
ice reported that a much better service hud
been secured between the hours of and
O'Clock p m- 1t was the general sense of
the members that the work cf the pas. three
months mad been very satisfactory. Members
were OF the impression that be ter results
might be obteined If the various association :
OF the city could do more work in common
and steps with that end in view will probably
be taken
A resolution was passed deplorinE the ua-
clean and icy condition of the sidewalks
throughout the city. A part Ct the resoiutjcn
was also devoted to the duty of the poI;ce
department in reporting the oonda lon OF va
cant property with its annual crop OF weeds.
It was the sense of the assocfat on that III !
ordinance touching on these matters shouc {
be observed
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kEoUGH PLEADED GUILTY.
Sentenced to States Prison on the
RefoEmatery Plan.

The case of John O'Connell. indicted
In connection with Michael Keough for
larceny in the second degree from
Gaertner Bros tailoring establishment,
was on trial yesterday in the district
court before Judge Kelly and a jury.
Keough pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced TO states prison on the reform
atery plan. The alleged ofense con-
sisted of the theft Of considerable
quantity of clothing from Gaertner
Bros on the night Of Nov. 4.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-18
DAMAGE CASE ON TRIAL.

N. j. Levin Sues the St. Paul Street
Railway Company.
The case of Marcus J. Levin against
the St Paul Street Railway company
was on trial yesterday before a jury
In Judge Brill's court The plaintiff
alleges that on Oct. 1 he boarded an
interurban car at. College avenue and
Wabasha street to. go to a point on
University avenue and that the con-
ductor "wilfully and maliciously as
sauhed him. disjointing the thumb on
his left hand and putting him in great
danger and fear of his life. For these
alleged indignities Levin asks $3.50 as
damages The defense claims that
Levin was refused admission to the car
because he carried a picture that was
large enough TO have crowded the other
passengers off
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-18
Ohio shriexalty Fight settled.

COLUMBUS O., jan 1.-THE Ohio supreme
court today declared Unconstitutional the
law changing the time OF commencement OF
term Of sherif, from January to September
on the ground that the legislature has no
power 70 provide an interval between the
terms of a sheriff and one elected to sue
eeed him The decision affirnls the title of the
duly elected sheriffs. ousting all appointses
for the interim.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-18
Troops OF For Manua

NEW YORK, Jan. 17--Amid the waving of
handkerchiefs and general farewells the
United States army transport Grant with
Maj. Gen Lawton and ISea troops on board
bound for Manila, pulled out from pier %
East river, Brooklyn, at 6:l5 O'Clock -ronighT
and proceeded to a point OF Liberty island
where she dropped anchor and will remain
until tomorrow morning.
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Utah Legislature Takes n Vote

SALT LAKE. Utah Jan. 1.-THE first vote
for United States senator taken il the
legislature this afternoon. The senate vote
was: McCune. 8; King 8; Powers, 8; Can
non, 2; Nebeker, I: George Sutherland Rep),
g absent. 2.
The vote in the house was as follows: King
Is; McCune, 6; Powers, 8: Cannon, 3; Suther-
land II; absent 8.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-18
Reward for stolen Property.

A reward of s125 has bsen offered in con-
necsion with the robberys of NJ. J. Dom
nelly's residence, Dds Pleasant avenue, Sunday
night when 500 worth of iewelry was stolen
longed. has offered reward Of 500 for the
recovery of her property. while Chief OF De-
tective Schweitzer Wilt give s25 for informa-
ton leading to the arrest f the burglars.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-18
Three Horses Rnrned

Three horses were burned to death in III.
destruction by fire of a barn n the rear of
Moses Sehwartz's home, I4s Kentucky street
shortly before u O'Clock last night The
loss is estimated at $500. Schwartz is ned
dler. He was away from home and il is moi
known how the fire started
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washington Senatorial Vote.

OLYMPIA, Wash. Jan I7.-Fhe senate and
house of Representatives voted separately today
for United States senator. The vote was IS
follows: Senat-Hume. 8: Foster, s; Will
son. 4: Lewis, - HouseWilson, 21 Fos-
ter. 20; Hume II; Ankeny, 8; Lewis, 8; AL
len l
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Nebraska Senatorial Contest.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan 1.-THE vote on
United States senator today was es follows
Alien dusion1 5s: Hayward, IS; Webster, 10;
Thompson. {; Field. 4; Davidson, !: Laanber-
ton, 8; Valentine. 3; Hineshaw 2; Little
Cornish, Haines. Martin and Van Duyn,
esch; Reese, Majors, Adams and Foss, each
All are Republicans except Allen, who re-
ceived the solid fusion vote.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-18
Bell Telephone stock Up.

BOSTON, Mass. Jan. 17.-Another sensa-
tional advance in the stock OF the American
Bell Telephone company, started with the
opening Of the market, when II went up ten
points in as many minutes, until it reached
80. Subsequently the stock sold at $685.
After the high record OF s299 in 1888 the stock
fell 10 1858 in February, 1894. and again en-
the war scare Of March sold down to S23s.
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SAME AS CUBA.
What Opponents of Peace Treaty
VIII Demand for PhfIfppfueS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-The Demo-
cratic opponents of the peace treaty
were in conference several hours to-
day. devising ways and means for con-
Quoting their contest. They resolved
to insist upon an amendment placing
the Philippines on the same footing in
their relation to the United States as
Cuba, and to make a persistent fight
II this concession was not granted
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Mrs Mary Zeller LIKING in room $40 Grand
block was riding last night with female
companion and her six-year-old daughter IN
a hack when in some manner the child fell
out dlsiocating her shoulder and sustaining
painful injuries about the head.
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senatnr bale Re-eIected.

AUGUSTA Me-. Jan. r.-Eugsne Hale was
reelected senator by concurrent vote OF the
two branches of the legislature this afternoon,
and tomorrow at noon joint convention will
formally eoerm the election.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-18
Hattie Brush Dead.

Hattie Ellsworth better known as Hattie
Brush, died at the city hospital yesterday
The woman had lived in St Paul a number
of years Death was due TO blood poisoning.
The body will be inferred at Lakewood Gene
terry Minneapolis.
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Has been used for nifty years by millious
OF mothers for their children while tecrhing with
psrfe.I success It soothes the child. softens the
gums ailays ali pain. cures wind collie. and Il
the best remedy for Diarrhuea- Sold by DrugEists
In every part Of the world. Be sure and ask for
. Nrs Tinslow's SoathinR Syrup" and take no
other kind. Twenty Nv csnts 9 b0t<la.
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No Change in California.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. 1.-THE legisla-
ture took three ballots today for United States
senator without any change over the vote
Of yesterday. There are no Indications that
the deadlock will be broken for the next few
days, AZ least.
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VIII BE Retired

The libel suit instituted against q q
Deringer by Harvey Cline, in which the Jury
disagreed after six hours deiiberation and
was discharged Monday night as told Ia The
o be of yesterday, has been set for \