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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30

Second Page.
We Are Champions Of Quaiity-Kraus
Third Page.

Statesmen Wanted-Consumers Cigar co.
S12 Straight Bona Eide Weekly Salary
Butler & Alger.
Agents Wanted-W. F. Miller.
Free Scholarship in Engineering-Amer-
lean School of Correspondence
General Agents in Every Locality. J.
Morgan.
Seventy-Seven for Colds.
Wanted-News Agents
Wanted-Two Girls to Work on Pants.
Wanted-Occupants for Room.
Wanted-Agents.
To Let--FrOnt Room.
Imported and Domestic Vinegars-Albert
Stole & Co.
Watned-Girl at $40 Main Street.
Wanted-Girls.
$500 Year Easily Made-M G. M Mfg.
Co.
Noman's Blessing-J NJ. Horne, Nd.
Wanted-salesmen to Sell Up to Date
Advertising Novelties.
Statesmen Wanted Perry Nursery Co.
Portrait Agents-Ge0. Smith & Co.
We Pay Cash Weekly Highland Muir
Sery Co.
SEQ Easily Earned-Commercia Adver-
Using Association.
We Want First-Class Agents-American
Lock Crank Co.
Travelling Salesman Wanted-Garfield Oil
Big Profits Handling Gasoline Lamps
Standard Lamp Co.
Experienced Salesman Union School
Men 10 Advertise Marvel Mfg. Co.
Hustlers TO Tack signs-sun Advertising
Agents to Sell Cut Price Christmas
Books-Ferguson Pub Co.
Agents Write Now-1<. I. Forshee & Co.
S24 Per Week to Man With Rig-Royal
Mfg. Co.
Notice to the Public-Orloff L. Zane.
Strayed-CoWs.
Wanted-Fallen Apples.
Wanted-Plasterer and Lather.
Wanted-Tinners aud Slate Roofers.
Wanted-Cook and Upstairs Girl
Wanted-Girl at 12l7 Chapline Street
Wanted-Laiy Stenographer.
Agents Wanted--J. S. Zeigler & Co.
Agents Wanted-L II. Wyckoff.
Opera House-The Watch on the Rhine
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NOVEL PROCESSION
WILL BE ONE OF THE CHIEF FEA-
TURES OF GERMAN
DAY.
THE ROUTE IS OUTLINED
Arrangements for Long Series of
Floats and Plenty of Music-COm-
mittee Meetings TO-Day-FOur
Halls for Entertaining the WISH
tors.

From all indications the coming fes-
tivities in honor of German Day early
in October, in which many organiza-
lions of the German-American citizens
of Wheeling and other places takes
part, will surpass any similar cele-
bration ever held in this city.
There will be a meeting of the vari-
Gus subcommittee to-day at Beethov-
EN- hall. At / o'clock there will be a
committee meeting and at 1850 joint
session of delegates to consider all the
important features for the day and ar
range for them.
German Day there will be parade IN
the morning of five divisions and as
many bands as can be gotten VIII be
III line After the parade there will be
music, singing and speaking at the
northwest corner of the City Hall,
where a 4Sx37 foot stand will be
erected
In the evening the social features
will be held in the following halls:
Turner, Beethoven, Arion and Mozart,
all OF which have been placed at
the disposal of the German Day COM
mittee gratis by the management. r.
thusiastic crowds will come from Ben
wood, Bellaire, Bridgeport and Martins
Ferry.
Germans will have meeting to-mor-
row at Turner hall.
One float will have on board a Christ
MAS tree which is one Of the customs
, introduced into this country by the
Germans.
Heatherington's band, Of Bellaire, will
| lead the Bellaire Germans.
The Mechanics band, Of Beilaire, will
lead the Benwood Germans.
The marshals committee of German
Day have decided the line of march
for the big parade to be held on Octo-
Der Sth The line Of march will be as
follows:
The line will move promptly at 2
p. IN. down Seventeenth street to Mar
ket, up Market to Seventh, to Main, to
Twenty seventh, to Chapline, to Thirty
third, to Eoff, to Thirty-ifth, to Jacob,
to Thirty-third, to Eoff, to Twenty
seventh, to Chapline to Twenty
to Market, to Sixteenth and City Hail.
whore the speaking and various other
ceremonies will take place.
The color of the sash of the chief
marshal will be red, white and black,
while the aides will wear red, white
and blue. Leggings and riding gloves
will also be worn.
This afternoon the executive com
mittee and the general committees will
convene at Beethoven hall
The Germans of Benwood will meet
at the Benwood city hall at o'clock
this afternoon to perfect arrangements.
All German citizens Of upper Benwood,
| Boggs' run and McMechen are invited
to attend.
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RECOGNIZED HIS ABILITY.
CONFEREEs WITH THE
INTERESTS orc THE COMMUNITY
CLOSE AT HEART.
SELECTED AS A CANDIDATE
FOR THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
THAYER MELVIN
THE PRESENT INCUMBENT

Convention Held Yesterday After
noon at the Windsor-Committee
Appointed to Communicate This
Action to the Judge at the Court
House-Honor Accepted With Keen
Appreciation Favorable Com
ments by Representatives Of Both
Parties.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30

VIM. B1iceland. located at 1912 Mar
ket street, has embarked in the sea
food business. Commencing with to-
morrow. October first, he will handle
oysters OF all grades, fine line of fish.
also turtles. 1t would be well TO give
him trial. Phone 957.
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Opening Tuesday. svyabacker's
IN THE COURTS.

Interesting Complication BctVvcen
Two AttorncyS-A Counter Claim
Fiied--othcr Court News.
A case that is attracting much attention
Is the legal complication between Attor-
neys Leon Friedman and Joseph A. Nealy.
The case has been appealed from Justice
NJ. ]. Fitzpat-.ck's court 10 the circuit
court. Nealey has desk room in Fried
mans office. a part Of the charge is for
the rent of this desk room, In the squire's
office Friedman got judgment for $3.50
Nealey then flied a set OF claim composed
of the following items: Signing three notes
for plaintiff TO SET money from James A
Henry, SIS. To signing three checks for
the plaintiff to get money from Andrew
mckinley, Sc: to cash, ST. Total, SD
This set off brings the case within the
jurisdiction of the circuit court on appeal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30

Saturday evening, October 9Th, at /. ..
O. +. hall Supper will be served from
I'VE o'clock. Dancing viii continue
until 11:45 o'clock. All are assured a
good time.
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IhIrfeenth Page.
Economy News-House & Hermann
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EiEhteenth Page.

Fiftecuth Page.
DR.. r. V. Pierve.
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Diamonds, Rubies, Emeralds. Sap
phries, Pearls, Opals, Turquoise and all
other precious stones.
DILLON, tIANCHER co.
Importing jewelers..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30

LA FLAM-On Sunday. September Esd,
1850, at o'clock a. m, Mamie v, infant
daughter Of Geo. and Mary La Flanl, aged
months and days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30

e. L. Portman is il the city to estab-
lish local agency for q Dayton cash
register firm
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DIED.

MILLER-On Friday. September 18th.
1905, at 11:25 o'clock q. m, Edna nj, daugh-
ter OF George 3. and Marion c. Miller, in
her 9th year.
Funeral from residence of parents, No.
SIS Market street. this Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. Friends of the family re-
spectfully invited to attend. Interment
at Mt Calvary cemetery.
HADLICH-Friday. September 2Sth. 1860.
at 4:45 o clock p. m, Mrs. Hedwig Had
Itch, aged SIS years, month an1 days.
Funeral from her late residence, No.
1858 Market street. Monday. October list,
at $50 a. m. Requiem high mass at st.
A1phonsus church at o'clock Interment
at Mt. Calvary cemetery. Friends of the
family invited TO attend.
BREINIG-At Benton Harbor. Mich,
Sunday, September %, at $3.50 p. m, Joseph
A. Breinig, in the 18th year OF his age.
MAYOR Tuesday. September 25th. 1860.
at o'clock p. M, Harry N, infant son of
Joseph and Lizzie Al. May, aged days.
DEFIBACGH-on Monday. September
OF the late Alexander Dofbaugh, in her
65th year
LA FLAM-on Sunday. September Esd.
1850, at Z o'clock a. m, Mamie ", infant
daughter Of Geo. and Mary La Flanl, aged
months and days.
ENTERED INTO REST.
GIBsoN-On Wednesday, September &c,
1900, at S:l5 o'clock p. m. Archie t.,
only child OF Archie +. and annie Preston
Gibson, aged 10 years and months.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30

Just received a large shipment Of
Foreign and Domestic Woolens. which
are displayed at our ladies' tailoring es-
tablishment at c. F. Nagles, 1913 Main
street.
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FEMALE arLp WANTED.

WANTED-A good girl Apply so Main
street. se30dq
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]. w Holiday w. r. c., No. l. Will
hold their regular meeting on Thurs
day evening October 4th. All members
are earnestly requested to be present
as business of Importance will be trans
acted Several members OF Holiday
and Baird Corps visited j. Halstead
". r. c. entertainment at Mcxechen
on Friday night, when they were IA
vored by lecture
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30

Both sides of the Circuit Court were
in session yesterday morning. In Part
One in the case of the Schmulbach
Brewing Company VS.. A B. Booth, de-
murrers were Withdrawn and the de-
PENDANT pleaded non assumpsit.
In Part Two the case of Ankle VS..
Jaco5bucci was taken up. The motion
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE drlv-
ing horses, a Ioconobile. good as new 81
South Broadway, Wheeling Island
se24endq
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Eifth Page.

Wheeling Steam Dye Works-B Mon
tiesel.
E Special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NJ Shook
Mems Shoes-Locke Shoe Co.
Shoes for Boys-Alexander.
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One Capen Piano, Mahogany case.
Slightly shop-worn, at S1S5, at
f. w. BANNER co.'s.
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HOST

STRAYED-Two cows, one OF them Jsr-
sey with crum horns medium size; the
other black muley with white spot on each
forefoot and small size. VIM. CARNEY.
oo33223 Market street. seSeqdQ
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M.rAs Ernn Ahnre.

PTTTSBURGE River l:5 feet and rising
Weather clear and warm.
NORGA NTOWN-River 5 feet and sta
tionary Weather cloudy and warm
BROWNSVILLE River 4 feet inches
and stationary.
WA2REN-River az low water mark.
Weather warm and raining.
GleE-3NSBORO-Riv feet S inches
and stationary Raining
OIL City River inches below zero
s.is, stationary. Cloudy and warmer
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Opening Tuesday. swabacker's.

Opening of Fine Millinery Tues
day. October End. You are invited
l.. r.. SOnneborn, HOS Main street
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Oct. LIST. at Pythian Castle. Monday
Night Club Dance.
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See our display of Ready to Wear
Hats, at Our Opening Tuesday, OetO-
her End. no cards. Il. r. Somehow,
HOS Main street.
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SIKH PDEC.
Seventh Page.

Tremendous Sale of Shoes. Clothing etc
The Racket.
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roR sA-L.m.
MONEY TO LOAN.


MONEY TO LOAN OF. long time and easy
weekly or monthly payments TIKI
CONSOLIDATED BUILDING. LOAN q
TRUST CO.. f5s Market st. ualEeAdh
MONEY no LOAN on REAL ESTATE.
sz8 70 $1,000 ii amounts 10 quit
F.OE BEST-%o / location. Groom resi-
deBce. bath. all modern improvements
5-roofa residence. 10. 8 Delaware etfeees
mt tiz a month. IN good condition.
rent 500 d month, In gocd conditional
possession al once
ROLF & ZANE.
Tel. 5e6 No. % Fourteenth Ssreek-
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Hughes Millinery Opening Tuesday
and Wednesday, 40C1 Jacob street.
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Millinery Opening Tuesday and
We6D esdny, October I'd, Sd. MARS
DEN l.. COLVEG.
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for new trial was Withdrawn and
Judgment was ordered entered on the
verdict, which was in favor of the
plaintiff.
On motion of the Hon. S. G. Smith,
Mr. D. w. Van Hoses, admitted to
practice in the State of New York, was
admitted to practice in the courts of
this district.
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Danghters oil Amerfcn.

Harmony Council No. 10. b. Of a.
viii give their first oyster supper On
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30

MINI FuEts
Grand OEEra House-HuntleyJ jackson
Stock Co.
Opera House-Miss Kidder
Opera House-At the White Horse Tav-
ern
Opera House-Because She Loved Him
So.
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound
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pms FOR COAL.

DIDs FOR COAL.
WHEELING, w, Va. Sept. Is. 1sQo
Offiee of Clerk of Board OF Education
No IS Fourteenth Street
Bids will be received at the oftiee OF the
Clerk Of the Board Of Education until
Wednesday, october 10th. at u M, = islr-
nishing clean coal, coke aud slaci nka8
public schools OF the city OF Wild tor
the ensuing school year.
Bids will be received for furnishing cdel
for all the schools. as we'll as ia each
sub-diStrict separately. The contract VIII
be awarded TO the lowest responsible bid~
der employing union labor. The board re-
serves the right TO reject any or all bids.
WALTER Fl. HALL
se26. q. SO oc2A6 Clerk
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Millinery Opening, Tuesday, Octo.
ber End. WORKS, I05S Main Street
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Millinery Opening, Tuesday. Octo-
her End. WORES, IOoS Main Street.
Opening wed. Thurs, and Friday.
Miss y. a. knOke, 392I Jacob Street.
Opening Tuesday. Ssyabacker's.
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WANTED-Agents III every toxin and city
in the State Of Vest Virginia. to seis the
best. accident. sick and death benefit poll
icv On the Insurance market 4 complete.
protection embedded in fhe one contract
Iisseral cosnntsssonS and exclusive. terri
tory 70 the right men state experience
and give references wien writing for M
formation. I. II WTCKOFT. General
Agent. Rom NO s, Hub Building. Wheel
inE. M - xez7eGxdh
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Tenth Page.

Womans Opportunity Chattanooga
Medicine Co.
The France Medical Institute Company.
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Ninth Page.

Getting Ready-stone & Thomas.
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Millinery Opening-Lou Swabacker.
Twenty-Five Per Cent. Discount Sale
Geo 4. Stifel & Co.
Black Goods-Geo. r. Taylor Co.
Dinner Sets-John Friedel Co.
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W VEAFfSs fVJS STTCtT.
Opening Tuesday. Swabacker's.
Chew o. v Scrap.
Oct. 1st at Pythian Castle, Monday
Night Club Dance.
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AGENTS WANTED - Galveston. The
Horrors " q Stricken city By sfuraf
HalsfeaG. Fully agustrs ted Fastest se1f-
ing book ever published; only $3.50 Best
terms guaranteed. OGtdt free Be quick
J. 5. ZEIGLER & Co. Chicago ri.
xe2S. wed sat DIV
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30

AGENTS WANTED to sell the h test In
vention for producing light Beats eiac-
tricky. Cheaper than Kerosene. Agents
coming money largest factory Prompt
shipments. THE BEST LIGHT co. cam
ton, O. aeis- 31oci42S
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
CONTINUANCE GRANTED
IN THE CRAMBLETT CASE.
Judge Mansfield Announces That the
Trial VIII Not be Held
at This Term.
The Amidavits of the Defense That
n Prisoners Mother f. Tempors
ariIy Insane, Bat VIII
and Testify to nm Abb, Influenced
the Courts Action

Special 20 the Pexister.
STEUBENVILLE, o., January IL
AS was foreghadowed in this morn
ing's Register, Judge Mansfield granted
a continuance in the Cramblett MUIR
der case when he anne to pass on the
motions and afidayits for continuance
this morning and the case goes over
till next term. He will set the day d:
trial some day later. This breaks tho
rule which has obtained heretofore.
that first degree cases shall be tried
the same term az indicted. The AFT
dayits of attorneys for defense and DR.
Hanna that the mother WAS temporar-
fly insane. but would eover and tea.
tify to that which would be an alibi
for her son, had great weight in deter.
mining the continuance. Judge Mans
field stated that the State had a proper
regard for the Importance OF these az
fdavits and not since their Aling been
pressing for immediate trial. Il y
seated that in the face Of the af1dav-
ire had cramblett been found guilty,
there could have been a reversal
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THE E SATISFIED
with the Way Things Are Coins
Have No Cause to Ask for Media

With the Way Things Are Going.
Have No Cause to Ask for Media
tf0n.
BERLIN, January 27.-The North
herman Gazette this afternoon says
that Or. Leyds, the diplomatic agent of
the I~ransvaal who has arrived here
0 the celebration of the Emperor's
Dlrthday. was received by the Count
Won Buelow. the minister OF foreign
affairs, to-day.
The Lokal Anzeiger publishes a re-
port OF an interview with DIR. Leyds,
in which he is quoted as saying his
presence in Berlin has nothing to do
with politics, but is due merely to the
invitation to the diplomatic dinner
which he had received from the i'm
perial chancellor. He proposed to re-
main some days, but had no political
designs.
Regarding mediation, DR.. Leyds said
the Beers a no occasion to appeal to
any one. Everything was going SPLEEN
didly. AS to the conclusion of peace,
his personal opinion was that Great
Britain would have to return a large
portion of the territory she had re-
ceived from the Beers and federal re-
publics would, of course, obtain every
guarantee that not a hair of the heads
Of their kinsmen would suffer. No
words, he continued. need be wasted
on the absolute independence of the
two republics.
Ladysmith, Mafeking and Kimberley,
DR.. Leyds added, were simply prisons
with the sole difference that the Brit
ish had to consume their own pro-
visions.
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LONDON, January 27.-Some OF the
afternoon newspapers associate the de-
parture to-day of the new Japanese
battleship Shikishima with possible
complications in regard to the situa-
ton in China, especially as it Is an.
nounced that the Shikishima will en-
deavor to traverse the Suez Canal hN
divesting herself of her armament. Up
TO the present, no ship of such sizo
has traversed the canal.
The Interpretation that the DEPART
ure of the. S~hikishima was directly due
to the situation In China is incorrect,
as the Associated Press learns to-day
that the date set for the sailing was
decided on many weeks ago, and a
farewell party was held on board or
her previous to the deposition OF the
Emperor of China. But though this
incident was given exaggerated inn
portance in the afternoon newspapers,
the Associated Press Is able to say
that those in England most eognizant
of the secret aims OF Japan, especially
those who are fulfilling her naval con-
tracts, have for some time past thor
oughly believed she meditated striking
a blow at Russia. If this impression
is correct, and there is the highest and
most conservative authority on which
to base it, it is not unlikely that
Japan's hands may be formed. and
that her intended coup will be attempts
ed before her plans are completed.
1t may be that Japan only medi-
fotnu fn- thn xaxaaAnk a Iawkastafrnff Ia,
to prevent Russia from accomplishing
the designs which various correspond
ents have credited her with since
The Change i'm CIinass Emperor.
Two powerful war v~esEels, built for
Japan on the Clyde, will so2n be ready.
to sail, while others are un9Fr<U4N
of rapid construction. Their strength.
has not attracted much attention, but
their importance as international fac
tors can be judged from q statement
made to a representative OF the Asso-
ciated Press by M OF England's great
est ship builders. who declared the
vessels building for Japan were the
most powerful in the world, and could
destroy the best British ships in hf-
teen minutes.
A well-known naval expert, tells z
representative of the Associated Press
that IL Japan puts In commission the
ships scheduled for service in the near
future he will be ready for war with
in six months, and can then defy RUS
STA. and as the Japanese and Russian
ships at present in the far east COM
pare, Japan's feet would have an ex-
cellent chance of controlling the situa-
ton.
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Bills Introduced.

WASHINGTON. D. c., January 81
Among the House measures introduced
to-day were: MI. Glynn, New York. TO
protect labor against the competition
Of convict made goods; also to estab-
lish a $50 standard OF wages for I'M
skilled labor under the government.
By Dir. Robb, Missouri, TO place wire
and wire nails on the free list BY Mr..
Kahn, California, by request, for q tun-
mel under San Francisco bay with OPEN
ings on Yerba Buena Island, etc
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A Pointed Article.

ST. PETERSBURG, January IL
The Herald publishes a pointed article
discussing the recent experimental
transfer of Russian troops to Kuskh
aud says plainly:
Russia is Obliged TO take precau-
tionary measures owing to the disturb
ance Of the balance OF power in conse-
quence of recent events. 1t Is unjust
therefore, to blame Russia IL she Il
making preparations regarding the long
strip between Persia and A~fghanistan."
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WORK OF FIENDS.

DiabolicaI Attempt to Burn and
Blow Up n Building-Many Lives
Endangered.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, January 81
DR.. j. G.. Casio and four of his clerks
were arrested to-day for a conspiracy
to burn and blow up his drug store
this morning. The fire was discovered
in its incipiency and after it was eX-
tlnguished, dynamite and powder were
found to be placed where they would
work the most destruction. No fewer
than thirty lives were endangered.
Long fuses were attached to barrels
of oil. Ingenious connections between
the place where the fire was started
and the oil. paints and the like in a
stairway had been made. Holes had
been cut through the floor to make
draughts.
From thirty to forty pounds of dy-
Mantle vas found and gunpowder was
in a number of places.
About 400 DR.. Casio was released
on Sc 1000 bond.
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JAPAN Is Preparing
u
70 POUNCE UPON RUSSIA.
THE YANKEES OF THE EAST CAN
BE PREPARED FOR WAR 4
IN SIX MONTHS.
THE SITUATION IN CHINA
LOOKED UPON AS LEADING TO.
WARDS AN EARLY ARMED
CONFLICT.

Those Most Intimately Acquainted
With Japan's Secret Aims Thor
OughIy Believe She Contemplatea
striking a Blow mt Her Big Rival
In the Far East-Japan's Hand
May BE Forced Before She is
Ready. but Her Fleet is Now Equal
to h Task OF Controlling
situation.
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For Arbitration.

NEW YORK, January PA mass
meeting in favor of arbitration and
peace is to be held at Carnegie Hall
next Thursday, February 1. The OBJ
ject of the meeting says the call is
peace by arbitration; to urge the
President of the United States to act
under the peace convention of The
Hague. The addresses and responses
will be solely in the interest of peace
and to bring about a cessation of the
terrible slaughter of good men on both
sideS.'