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States are now exposed to . strong
temptation. We look 70 tho Repub-
ican leaders:to rise above this devils

4 Joinlng Of Three Commands,
LONDON, March l6.-The war of1Ioe
has receiysd the following from Lord
Roberts: IS
"BLoEMoATE1N, March 16.-Genersl
Gatacre crossed the Orange river and
occnpied Bethulie this morning. Cen
:eral Pole.C .Carew. with 1900 men Of the
Guards brigade, two guns and . small
body Of mounted infantry, left here in
three trains this morning to join hands
with General Gatacre and General
Clements. He had passed Bethany by
:4:40p. M, without meeting with oppo-
sition, having been able to supply from
his troops engine drivers, flremen, fit-
ters. molders, smiths, carpenters, eto. %
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Hit. M.rshalltown Hard Blow.

MARsHALLTowN, Ia, March IA
Word was received from New York
which practically confirms the rumors
that have been floating around the last
fortnight to the effect that the Iowa
Central intends to move its general
offices to Peoria. The matter was re-
ceived with great CONSERVATION by the
business men, as it is considered about
the worst blow that has come to the
business interests of this city in many
years.
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SF'Rl NTE RAND BINDER NAMED
IS lev. Issi....ar. Meet. In Join. s...lo,

Aews = AegisaAtars Meets In Joint sssslon
ss'i to Elect Omcers.
DSs MONIES, March 16.-The legis-
slasure yesterday elected state printer
9 And binder, to assume the duties Of
l staese pfices Jan. 1, 1901. This settles
qneStioa OF aholishing the Offices Of
nteE and binder in Iowa for ut least
three yssrs to come.
\ Early inits session the senate concurred
~ the house resolution fixing 1880 a.
IN. as the hour for the joint convention
sto elect these officers. At that time the
~ houses met together. Griswold Of
Ba9hanansc county. for the senate, and
sVNise Of fBlaekhawk, for the house. were
sap$ $ointedF tellers
81 Penruse offered resolution declaring
Bernard Murphy of vinton state printer
and Toward Tedford Of Mount Ayr
ste binder. and on the joint roll call
This was adopted by vote of ITO to 5.
Ne4rly all Of the Democrats refused to
vote r. rs
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Pros. Approve. SALISBURY. Attitude.

LONDON March 16.-Lord Salisbury's
attitude toward the United States meets
with the universal approval of the press.
The Daily Mail says: "Englishmen are
sufficiently acquainted with American
affairs not to misinterpret the attitude
Of the Washington cabinet. President
Mckinley has behaved toward us with
scrupulous fairness. The very correct
ness OF his attitude has become a dan
ger to him. 1t is idle to deny that the
leaders Of both parties in the United
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Occupation Of Blosin,fontsin.

LONDON, March 16.-The Standard
has the following dispatch from Bloem-
fontein, dated March Is: ..fke civil
authorities here definitely made up up
their minds to surrender On Monday.
A stormy meeting was held. presided
over by President Steyn. whom John
Fraser denounced as coward, charg-
ing him with want of enough moral
courage to accept the situation. The
late president was, however, not to be
persuaded, and when the meeting
broke up he left for the north. The oc-
cupation was extremely orderly and
well managed. y
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SLAIN BY HIS NlFB.'
Charles Adams Shot In His
Cincinnati Home. .,,. !
ExAoTs TsVEHaBABoEYo FOR oRUEETY;
Husband Follows Tirads Of Abuse with; !.
blow Which Fsll. HI. VIE to the Floo1'
and Provokss Isl+ Desperate ,lAot1 Her
) Sister Present During Array. ssss. Il Il

CINCINNATI. March 18. - Charles
Adams, a passenger agent for the Union
/ Pacific, with offices in the. Carew. build.
ing, who came here. with his wife from,
Omaha last October with their two
children, Irving and Fay, aged and s
years, was shot and killed by his wife,
Jessie Turman Adams, last night in the
Primrose fiat, on Race street The only
person present was Gertie Turman, the
sister of the wife, who is an actress.
Mrs. Adams, when taken to the station
house, told her story. She said she had
been living veritable hell for years.
that her husband threatened her life,
that he would hold her eldest son by
the heels, head downward, out Of q
fifth story window and had been habit.
ually cruel. Last night he opened up
at supper time with a perfect TRADE Of
abuse. followed, up with blow across
the nose, which felled her to the floor.
She struggled to her feet, drew pistol
and fired one shot, which struck him in
the shoulder. He turned his back and
then she fired again. This time the
ball entered behind the right ear and
came out above the left eye. It was q
fatal shot.
Adams has relatives IN Omaha and
Mrs. Adams has relatives in Musca-
tine. La.
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Expe,,ed for F,i,h 1sa.Iin.

WICHITA, Kan, March .16,-The com.
mittee on church scn" luct of the South
ern Kansas Metho,!l,v conference today
took decided action against faith heal
ing and upon recommendation of Bishop
Vincent expelled II Methodist minister,
Rev. s. D. Osborne OF Pearville, from
their ranks.
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New COMPANY In Iowa.

y FORT DODGE, Ia, March 16.-Articles
Of inc corporation were filed in this city
By the Town Lot and Land company, a
new real estate organization which will
have charge of the town sites along the
line sof the new Marshalltown and Da-
kato railroad. The capital stock of the
new corporation is $4,000. O. j..
Saunders, A. F. Meservey, Hamilton
Brown and S. T. Meservey are the in
corporators and officials of the new or
ganization.
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Spy In Students. Ranks.

Iowa CITY, Ia, March 49, Students
Of the University of Iowa are thoroughly
enraged at the alleged sending by the
University of Minnesota Debating
league of their secretary, Guy L. Cald-
well, to spy upon Iowa's preliminary de-
bate. Iowa will refuse to debate with
Minnesota on the original question and
will probably refuse debate this year
on any question.
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New. Of Brother,s Death KiIls.

SUPERIOR, Neb., March 16.-Yester-
day young man named James Peer
died of measles across the state line in
Kansas. His brother, John, was quite
i'll Of the same disease, but was rapidly
improving until informed of his broth
er's death. He began to sink rapidly
and died during the afternoon.
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st. Louis Preparing to Receive Dewey.

ST. Louis Preparing TO RECEIVE Dewey.
ST. LOUIS, March 16.-A meeting Of
representatives of the leading CONNER
cial organizations was held at the may
ors Office and Il Dewey reception COM
mittee was formed The committee took
steps toward adding materially to its
numberand discussed general outline of
plan for the receptionof Admiral Dewey
on the occasion of his promised visit i'll
May.
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Strike situation oniet

CHICAGO, March 16.-There were no
developments in the building trades
trouble yesterday. The force of non
union men at Ogdensburg doc, is
larger than ever.
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saloons win at De. a1o,n.,.

DEs MONIES, March 14I-saUnless nm
foreseen legal complications arise, the
Des Moines saloons will open April 3,
thus ending drouth which has already
existed for five weeks. Judge Holmes,
IN the district court, yesterday rendered
decisions in complicated cases which
are regarded as complete victories for
the saloon men.
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Russia,s susptciou. Military Movements

Kussia's Suspicious Military Movements.
s LONDON, March l6.-The ST. Peters
burg correspondent Of the Times says:
Fresh alarm is spreading abroad from
South Russia with regard to further
suspicious military movements. Rus
sian troops are being concentrated at
Odessa Perhaps. however, it is only
in timely preparation for the grand
lnnne-yers's
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Sioux CITY Saloon /. clo,ea.

Sioux CRY, March l5.-J. g. Morris
saloon was closed here yesterday by in
junction. The proceedings are the first
ever pushed to a conclusion in Sioux
City under the Martin liquor law.
Others have been compromised before
an injunction was granted.
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Methueu,s Tribute to Cron,..

KIMBERLEY, March 15.-Lord Me-
thuen, speaking at the town hall today,
said: although some of the enemy's
men were guilty Of dastardly tricks, we
must remember that their army is not
organized with the same discipline as
our own. never wish to meet q brayer
general than Cronje and never served in
a,war. where there was less vindictive
feeling betweeni the two armies than in
this one. M Ses
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Bench Show 1t Kansas city.

KANSAS C1TY, March 16.-Four hun
dred dogs, all Of them of families more
or less royal. barked their way at Con-
vention hall at the opening Of the Kan
sas City Bench clubs annual show. No
better exhibition Of dogs was ever held
in the southwest.
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Telephone Session Ends.

DEs MONIES, March 15.-The fourth
annual session of the Iowa Telephone
association ended last evening with q
banquet. The election of officers for
the ensuing year was held, with the
following result: President, ]. s. Bel
lamy, Knoxville; vice president, n. @.
Raney, Fairfield; secretary and treas
urer, Charles Q. Deering, Boone.
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Ex-C.ngre.snlan Towne III.

ST. PAUL, March 16.-Ex Congress-
man Charles A. Towne: the we'll known
advocate Of free silver coinage, is seri-
onsly i'll at the HOSPITAL in Duluth,
where surgical operation was per-
fs.rmn.l OIL .i;sa a few aavs ago ..is
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Arguments in Dinsmore Case.

LEXINGTON, Neb., March l6.-To the
astonlshment OF the immense audience
that filled Smiths opera house to wit
ness the trial OF Frank l.. Dinsmore for
the murder of Fred Lane, the attorneys
for the defense announced that they
rested their case. Both sides began
arguments.
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Bryan Ho,neward Boun,l.

AUSTIN, Tex, March l6.--Hon. Will,
lam j. Bryan left last night for l.;s
home to attend the Nebraska state cor
yention. From Lincoln Mr.. Bryan viii
go for months tour through South
Dakota and the west.
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\. Strike at Cedar RAPIDS.

CEnAR RAPIDS, Ia, March 1e.-About
SO painters and paper hangers struck
yesteeday because the bosses refused to
pay them the scale Of wages demanded,
which was 80 cents an hour for paper
hl7langersand 25 cents for painters. They
have been receiving 221s cents and 20
cents. The bosses offered to increase
their wages, but not to the scale de-
mauded.
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Russia Wants Turktsh Coaline Station.

Russla WahtsIurkish COaI1ng Stallion.
LONDON, March l6.-The CONSTANT
nople correspondent of the Times says:
"There is a rumor that Russia intends
to ask Turkey for a coaling station in
the archipelago, either in Lemnos, I'm
bros or Mitylene.''
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Dreyer Receiye. His santanoa

CHICAGO, March 16.-Ex- Banker e.
5. Dreyer, who was found guilty re-
Gently of having withheld SSl6. 900
worth Of the West Park board funds,
was senten ced to an indeterminate term
in the penitentiary yesterday.
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Poisoned bv Dutter Color,np.

Sioux FALLS, S. D., March 1e.-A lit
tie son of christopher Myers of Montrose
is dead as the result of drinking guam
Etity of butter color, which had been left
within his reach, it having been re-
garded as harmless.
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Fifth Victim of wreck,

s KANSAS C1TY, March l6.-Mrs. Salhe
Bake of Cincinnati died at the hospital
here yesterday, of injuries received in
the Missouri Pacific wreck near Inde-
pandence, Am. ~ ,Nels. sss.
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War Secretary Surrender,

AgulHaIu0's War SECRETARY SUrrenders.
MANILA, March 16.-Flores, Agui-
naldo's secretary of war, has surrend-
cred to General Macarthur. Agui.
naldo's infant son, who was captured in
November, and who has been SUFFERING
from smallpox, is dead.
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Sensation In Reform Case.

New YoR6, March ia sensational
element was injected into the reform
movement yesterday when the grand
jury formally protested against the
presence of District Attorney Gardiner
during the examination of DIR. Park
hurst.
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Rate Case raken Under Advisement.

OMAHA, March l6.-The application
for an injunction in the ''maximum
rate" case has been taken under advise
n.ent by Judge Munger. who will prob
ably give decision in few days.
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Crowd, witne.. Unveil,ne.

COLUMBUS, Neb.. March l6.-Despite
the unfavorable weather there was a
large crowd ,ere yesterday to witness
the unveiling Of the Grand Army monu-
ment. J. H. Galley, as chairman of the
monument committee, officially accepted
the monument i'll behalf of Baker post.
Post Commander Rector then officially
turned the monument over to the city,
which was accepted by Mayor Fitzpat-
rick.
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D.venpor. c.nn,ns Plant Destroyed.

DAVENPORT, Ia, March 15.-Ths
plant of Davenport Canning company
was totally destroyed by fire late last
night. The plant began the manufact-
ure of tin cans the first of the year and
was newly fitted throughout. The loss
is estimated at $l5O,OOO. &.
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Took Morphine to End HI. Life.

OMAHA, March l6.-Albert Braun of
York, Neb., q young German about 35
years of age, was found dead in bed
about 10 o'clock yesterday morning i'll
the Dewey hotel, Thirteenth and Far
nam streets. Two empty morphine
walls and third vial full OF morphine,
which were found by his side, showed
that he had committed suicide
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Burlington Flyer Leaves tho Rails.

TIT oS'fz = A1chVe9 bHo 1sHltSs
OTTUMwA, March 15.-The Chicago
Denver flyer, train No. I, on the Bur-
hngton road met with an accident last
night, 20 mile; west of here. Accord
ing to reports the engine of the train
and the trucks of the first cur were de-
rallied. No person was injured.
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lows Church Confsrenee.

CEDAR RAP1Ds, March 1s.-The q.
nual meeting Of, the Iowa confersdos:
OF the United Brethren church willAbe
held in this city. commencing March 28,
and continue one week.
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Meet at Des Nlolne. Mlla.v /

a E ,srS5 MsrSS55sEs 81 March MAJ las stats
ing held here yesterday seleetsa aDes
Mloines lSu as the place and May 10 as the
date Of holding the state convention to
select select lelegates to the national conven.
ton at Philadelphia June 49, Congress-
man r. q. Cousins will be temporary
chairman. -
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Engine Cuts Man I'm Two.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, March 16.-Ed-
ward Langworthy was struck by q
switch engine last evening while cross
ing the tracks on his bicycle and cut in
two, death being instantaneous.
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President . Gates Re.irn..

GR1NNELL. Ia, March 14.-G George a..
Gates has rendered to the trustees his
resignation as president of Iowa college,
to take effect next November. This
step is taken on account Of Mrs. Gates'
health. The resignation was accepted
and 9 committee appointed t3 secure :
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CUBA CAN GOVERN ITSELF.

gs.RracticaA Experience.s na-
HAyANAss MlarcA l6. Secretary I. .os
said yesterday when interviewed by - -
JsspondenF ofssshe .Asseciatedoi iP,s.ss
. that he had coa1ngsto Oubss for Sma hsl,s
J sons. 81 the sfirstt. plaoe dheodsshsca9s
4 see for himself thessorkf1e Vt atAaap u.
rious departmentss eivils and d ilits nas;s
,ll and to investigate, 90 far as possibls;.
che character dftheswdfk accomplished.
In the second place he desired to see as
many representative men as possible,
including all the business interests. He
now felt that the Cubans had done
wonders considering the nature of the
strife that had devastated the country
for SO long q time. Their conduct and
amiability had greatly impressed him
and he was satisfied they were capable
of self government.
s.There is no doubt that the United
States will keep faith with the Cubans
and the joint resolution will be carried
out. But just when it is impossible to
state" said Mr.. Root.
Referring to the reports of possible
trouble in the island, MIR. Root said:
"These reports are the result of hysteria
or are circulated by those who wish to
see turmoil. There is a close analogy
between those Cuban agitators who
talk about taking to the woods and The
American braggarts who insist that the
United States will not give up Cuba.
Both classes are equally unrepresenta-
tive of their countries y
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Hearing on Freieht Cla.sIfIcat,on.

DEs MoINEs, March l6.-Petitions
'hayi4g Aeen received by the board pf
railroad commissi oners 81 iowa asking
fora freight classification Of Z number
of a.Sti cles notice has been given that
tho board win consider these Yeq nssts
and other matters pertaining t0 classi-
fcstion' coming before il. at its Office in
sDes Moines March 90.
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LIE PASSED IN SENATE
Question Of Veracity Between
Gallinger and Penrose.
QUAY CASE CAUSE OF TROUBLE.
New Hampshtrs senstor Denies That He
Told the Pennsylvania. He Would Not
Speak ON the Questio.-Much TAX on
sPsrto Rie.n Appropriation nm.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-'.I assert
most emphatically that when, the soma
tor says told himsI should not speak
on this subject he does not state the
truth. i" This was the sensational re-
tort made in the senate yesterday by
Gallinger IN. H.) to statement just
made by Penrose (Pa.) Senator'S were
astounded and the auditors in the gal.
leries quiyered with excitement. PEN
rose, who has charge Of the case Of
Former Senator Quay, had suggested
that q time be fixed for a vote on the
case. In the course of his remarks he
declared that certain senators were
throwing obstacles in the way of vote,
and intimated thst Gallinger was one Of
those senator's.
Gallinger quietly replied that he de.
sired to be heard on the question, but
had not had an opportunity tolspeak.
To this statement Penrose retorted
that the New Hampshire senator had
assured him he did not expect to speak
on the Quay case.
Instantly Gallinger was on his feet
and with evident feeling and great We.
hemence replied as above quoted.
II don't know whether I do not
speak the truth, J" hotly replied Penrose,
''or whether the senator from New
Hampshire failed to tell me the truth. /"
Gallinger retorted that the whole
proceeding Of Penrose was unmanly and
beneath his notice A}
Z The proposition to NJ d time Sor a
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|.lNT.RuD!lINGi, y ]! lspI'!IllEKEss sHor:

Two Prlvates FEosa Fdxk 7ioisr.s. Fsres,
sEnf francedntf Lodgipss of, ,s.lqapkes esRssF,
Neb, March 18.-Ahonitt
8aam. Cicerd H. Tho,npscnpqfotu fotuietori
eof the s6wls saloon, Shot Arthur, London;
ands Austin H. Millainan, both privates
from Fort Niobrara. Thompson, who
rooms some distance from his saloon,
was suddenly awakened by parties
forcing entrance into the door, when lie
jumped out of bed and began firing his
revolver. and of the five shots fired,
three entered the head of London and
two Millaman. London is mortally
wounded, but the doctors say Millaman
may possibly recover.
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Balfour Makes Hays Note Pubiic.a cas 8
LONDON, March 18.-In the housssto Of
commons. John Redmond, the Natioiia
alist leader, asked the Balfour govern.
ment whether the United States had
offered its good offices tenbring about
peace in South Africa. Balfour replied
by reading the telegram received from
Secretary Hay on the subject. The
telegram concludes: II am asked to ex-
press the hope that q way of bringing
about peace may be found and will be
glad to aid in any friendly manner to
brinls about so happy result Balfour
said the note was acknowledged and
the United States informed that her
majesty 8 government did not propose
toaccept Intervention from any power
in the South African affairs.
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DynAmit. Bomb In ) church.i

Dynamite Bomb In . Church. 81! Il -
CEDAR RAPlDs. March Is. ..= N empty
beer ksg, surinountads by s dynamite
bomb .was found by the police on the
floor Of ST. Paul's church. Rev. Lock
wood. the pastor, has been actiyssin op-
position to the saloon petition sanow, ,cirsi
culating and it il inferret tie lrea,
and bomb were intended .as q titspa i. a.; q
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low A HAPPENINGS.
Misaissippi = Riains.

MuscAr1NE, Ia, March 14.-The Mis-.
sissippi river has been rising rapidly
for the past two days and the ice began
moving out last evening.
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Bill For Manila Libraries.

Bill For Manila Libraries.
WASHINGTON, March 16.-Senators
Mcmillan and Penrose introduced bills
in the senate yesterday providing for
the opening of libraries in Manila for
the benefit Of Americans there.
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Catholic Conncil Meets. :
SHuBUeNE, March The council
sefthe Catholis arch diocese smet to; ;sst.
siects threeonaniidate for successor to
dths- lAFe archbishop Hennessy. Bishop
eossIOvedf pawenport epEesia(afd; The
anseting was Esecret. It Is Understood
ethat ArchbisAop Ksanes ofeiW Washington
srwassohDsan;as one iof TIE cahdiaates:oa
8 s'woHowa Democrsaio aioAopreatiqa,.dT I'll
DEs MONIES, March 8.-The Demo-
cratic state central committees at q
meeting here yesterday, called the state,
convention to meet in Des Moines, May
8, to select delegates to the. national.
convention at Kansas City, July 4. j..
D: Sullivan Of Creston will be tempor-
'ary chairman
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Double Tragedy at .Isannock.

OOuDIo Tragedy at Hammock.
BUTTE, Mont, March 16.-A tragedy
at Bannock yesterday resulted in the
death OF Fred Brown and Myrtle Lytle,
the daughter Of William Lytle. There
Saas hard feeling between the falnailies
and Brown told Iisytie; he would bring
his gun un to Lytle's house and
s" s"straigh ghten this thing:up. AS Brown
approached Lytle's house Myrtle Lytle
went To meet him. He said he intended
to 'shill the whole outfit" She turned
to go into the house when Brown shot
her ip, the back, Iytle heard the stsQ,
ran TO the door MIX p gun aud seeing
his daughter lying on sthes ground. fired
at Brown with deadly effect, killing
him Instantly. gs.a.s...e, ST. 3.
'-tss5 6GS :. - 20 .SgSssEss Il i s.aSN
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White Whips His NIan

Dies MONIES, March 15.-Tommy
White. the lightweight who is soon to
meet Terry McGoyern, defeated an op-
ponent in this city last night, who was
advertised to be Jack Downey Of Brook
lyn, but whom the sports declare is not
the we'll known fighter of that name
The fight lasted less than two rounds,
White putting his man out in the Sec