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UNEEDA BISCUIT,
Iunyadi Jan0s
For Constipation.
CHICKENS CAUSE COMPLAINT.
CacI,IInE Fowls Disturb he Rest of
4 Strcct Residents

Benjamin Swartzt OF 223 a Street s. nth
cast. was arraigned ir the Police Court
before Judge Scott today charged with
keeping chickens whose cackling disturb
ed the peace and quiet Of the neighbor-
hood.
Adam Gaddis, living at 225 Street, and
Ella Berry Dare. Of 221 A Street appeared
as complaining witnesses. They testified
that the chickens were in the habit of
cackling and Growing at the most unseem-
ly hours, which resulted. they said, in
their losing much necessary sleep. Mr.
Swartz promised 10 remove the chickens
TO the country, and the case was dismissed.
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south African Attire.

The picturesqueness Of the nativcs-noW apidly
disappearing. owing to the growing habit Of wear
ing clothing-is most striking large, empty
slrdine box is a hat for one; a discarded red
coat Of a British soldier viii leave the back
Of another for a year; and third VIII re as
proud with only a pair Of trousers as another
with a white mans dress shirt All the natives
smoke cigarettes with The lighted end in theig
mouth, and when IL is not desirable 10 consume
Il at once the cigarette is deity inserted in
hole in the oar-holC for future reference.
woman Is sold into marriage by her r. er al
prices ranging from siN 70 sixteen cattle, and
thereafter she aud her husbands other wives sup
port him or tili the ground while he is at tho
mines earning money for the purchase q more
cattle and, incidentally, wives.
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MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS.
The Vessels That Have Arrived at
Various Ports.

The War Department received cable
gram from General Otis today. giving the
following movements Of transports. Ar
rived. Victoria January 8. and Flintshire
January %: sailed for san Francisco, Ohio
Indiana. January .; ST. Paul. City OF Pu-
eblo and siam. January o. Pathan. Janu-
dTy e Meade January s, Danly NoStUck.
January -. Sherman. January 70, Logan
January u; Columbia, January To- for
Portland. Lennon, January .
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GUILTY OF A SERIOUS CRIME.
The AssniIants of Dora LInkins Con
vicfed by Jury.

Robert PendIeton, Frank Turner, henry
Ware. James Cray, Joseph Mack, Howard
Berry. and Lemuel Simms we're today con
yicted of criminal assault in Criminal
Court No. >, Justice Cole presiding Ine
defendants were charged with making an
assault on Dora Linkins, on July 19 last
on X Street southwest, near the James
Creek Canal.
William Jennings and Edward Crawford
who we're charged with being implicated II
the crime. we're found not guilty.
The Government was represented by AS
sistant District Attorney Alexander H
Semmes. and the defendants by Messrs
Williamson and Fugitt. The defendant
we're remanded for sentence. Their eoun
I sci gave notice of motion for neV
/ trial
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Marriage licenses issued today 20: Edward
N. Allison and Susie c. Campbell, noth OF War
renton. Va; William Rich and Sarah Jackson;
John Schuyler Moon. Tynchburg. VI. and Mny
Elizabcth Howlin. Appomstox county. Va; Ray
mond Iaranz and Kate II. EmmeIt: Thomas Gun
bingham and Annie Barron; Charles ". Clayton
and Z EsteIle Campbell; James y Duty and
Margaret j. kearney.
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SS6.98.

Such a thing has never
been recorded, and we
doubt whether it will
occur again, even at the
Busy Corner. Real tai
tornado Suits in the
very latest up-to-date
styles, in brown, blue,
and Oxford camel's hair
mixtures. Twilled vi
cunas and Cashmere et-
fects in brown and grey
pin-point stripes. The
Jackets are made in 3
styles, double-breasted,
tight fttirg, and fly
front. Lined through
out with good quality
plain taffeta in plain as
sorted colors. The skirts
Il oua GOIn1o ctit0b al
seams. are lined with
good quality percaline,
and have deep velvetine
bindings. There seems
to be every size from 80
to 10. Not a single suit
but what is wort h
double, They 60 as we
said, at
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
NnNnI Orders.

The following orders have been issued by he
Navy Department; Fsymaster's Clerk W B. Rog-
CTS, appointed On nomination Of PSyuaster J.
y SpCcl. Lieut.. Com. ,. N. Helm, detached
from duty as inspector IN charge Fifteenth Light
house District February d. and continue duty
as inspector in charge of Sixteenth Lighthouse
District Lieut.. Com. l. r. Harris 90 duty .
inspector IN charge Of Fifteenth Lighthouse DIS
teier
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Tbc Detroit at Key West.

The cruiser Detroit has arrived at Key West and
viii be sent 20 La Guayara 10 join the NoTih
Atlantic squadron. The gunhoat Castine las az
rived at HongkorS from Manila She will pr5b1-
blv be dOCkod ami cleaned.
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Tie Business High School Alum1i Associa;ien
viii give its annual banquet tomorrow at the
Csiro Hotel. At O'Clock. Many prominent bas'-
rese men Of this city viii he present Senator
Depew. who q among the invited guests VIII de-
liver 6 lengthy address
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Lafayette Square Opera House-Nlrs Fiske in
Becky Sharp" afternoon and evening.
Columbia TheatTe-Stuart Robson IN "Oliver
Coldsrnith;" evening.
National Theatre-Willam IT, Crane, in "a
Rich Mans S0n;" afternoon and evening. -
Grand Opera House-Naudeville; afternoon and
evening.
Kernan's Lyceum Theatre "RoyaI' BuTles
quors; afternoon and evening.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
DesIrous of separation.
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Jacob W Cerke today fled snit icr divorce
from his wife, Lessie Cerke.
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DU~'S Pure
Mat MhESkey
rhe veterlnnrv surreon,s TeIenhonc.

Orders were issued this morning by the Com
missiouers directing the electrical engineer TO
place a District telephone in the Office Of the
District veterinarian. The veterinary surgeon
requested that this should be done some time
ago. as he has many calls from the District gov
ernmCnt-
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TEMPERATURE.
Tie SLY ANn NOON

Temperature at p m-.-----.-------- -
Lowest temperature. a. m.......-...-.-.-... .;sj
Highest temperature, p. m-.----.-.--....--- 81
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OOe &UeuinS Cinlts
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY q. 1900.
The wr.ther Ipdicatiop.

For the District Of Columbia. Delaware Mary
land. and Nirginia-Fair tonight probably rain
Thursday; brisk easterly winds. Friday fair ard
colder.
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NInrine Corps Captains EEehange.

Capt j. A. Leicune, commanding ofie'r oi 'lIo
n,,riDe qrsrd on the Massachusetts, and capt T
p Kane. Of the marine guard Of the Texas nave
Iecu ordered TO exchange stations Capt Leleahe
going to the Texas and Captain hlnc 10 'Ae
Massachusetts,.
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Heurch's beers ind their way into the best
houses As 4 pure beer. Maerzrn- Senate and
Lager have no equal. and always in hIgh
favor. Phone G34, Arlington Botuing Co, for
a
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ABOARD THE MANUENSE
The Horrors Of the Voyage to Ma
Mia Told by a Soldier.

a Letter From Private In the
Thirty-Hrst Infantry Nividly De-
gers Endured by the Volunteers.
RnIing the vessel During n storm.
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TIDE TABLE.

PHASES OF THE MOON FOR JANUARY.
New .Ist and S0th Full .-....-.--.-..- 18th
First quarter. Last quarter. s..,.., sd
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sun rises. s......7:l2 An sun sets......5:I0 Pm
Moon rises...-.-....-.-. Noon sets.-...I.09 An
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STREET LIGHTING.

Hieh tide --------.----1-Ij An and 81 +. u
Low tide.................s.00 90 An. and SOS 7. n
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\. r. rELEGR1pHERs
Company said To Re Taking Precnu-
tions Against "A strike.

ST PAUL. Minn, Dee. T.-An evening
paper says:
Events Of today indicate that strike
OF telegraph operators ON the Northern
Pacific Is more than possible. The COM
pany is sending men West 20 prepare for
an emergency.
When questioned with egard 10 this
movement George Hampton, the opera
tors press committeeman, stated that the
grievance committee were aware that the
company Was taking precautionary meas
sres. He added.
1T Is hard for us to understand the ac-
tinn Of the company. We have never intl-
mated by word Or act that We would ad-
vocate strike should our demands not
be granted. At the present time all We
desire is reasonable concessions. and we
will remain here until We get them II We
fan to get them | can hardly say what
action win be taken by the telegraphers,
There viii DC no strike II the telcgraphers
can prevent II. Our demand for con-
tract has been refused. but We have been
granted some minor CONCESSIONS
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HOLDING BOERS in CHECK.
Lord Kitchener's Energy II Begin-
ming 10 show Results In south
Africa.

LONDON. Dec "a. a. m.--The latest
dispatches from South Africa show that
Lord Kitchener has succeeded In holding
the Beers in check. He has not yet been
successful in expclling them from Cape
Colony while different commanders con-
tinue to display astonishing activity over
an Immensely wide field.
1t IL questionable whether his proclama-
tion will have much effect until Gen. De-
Wet is captured. The Beers are likely to
regard It as sign Of weakness. and to
have a wholesome dread OF vengeance IL
they surrender.
The proclamation is approved by the
party at home that favors conclliatory
terms to the Beers as a step In the right
direction.
Queen Victoria. Il IL said. has approved
the proposal to Institute a new order OF
knlghthood to reward officers who have
served In South Africa, The order will
probably ne called the star OF Africa
A dispatch from Vresherg dated Decem-
her ~, saws that Beers In considerable
numbers were making a movement west
ward They had 10 wagons. The dis
patch suggests that they were trekking
to Damaraiand, although the Beers them
seiycs dcnied any such intention.
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PAT GROVE NOT IN OMAHA.
That IL the Conclusson Heachea ~
the Police and Detectives n
That city.

OMAHA. Neb.. Doc. g7.--Ali hope OF
capturing Pat Grove In this vicinity has
ciaI detectives on the case have now set
tied down to systematic search for evil
dence from the clues now In their pos
session. These clues are few, hut may
lead to important discoveries. They be-
gan at the beginning and are now going
over the entire ground covered by the
OF last week. in the hope that they viii
nnd at iensf two important articles in
the campaign Of eyfdencc-~thc gasoline
stove. on which the outlaws boiled their
coffee In the Grover street cottage. and
the buggy. used by them.
fup To date we have followed all clues
which promised . solution of the rnys-
terry" said Chief Donahue tonight. and
have found that they led To nothing. and
We are now ready to 30 over the ground
again. this time giving attention 10 more
minute details OF the matter.
St. Joseph. the police think. II the last
city in the Middle West that rat Grove
would visit mt such time as this.
So far as the police know Grove has no
relatives In or near 81 Joseph. but II il
well known that he has friends there.
II Pat Grove was implicated In this
Is at work on the case, .'and il was Ills
intention TO leave Omaha afterwarsj and
40 20 st. Joseph. u would have beer the
most natural thing In the world for him
on horseback and then taken tho train
for the Missouri city.
Anotnet dtfsiormrUt IN the case - that
the fact that the man who rented
the r0ttage on Grover sirest gave the
name Of j. L. connor Grove has
brother-in-iaw named J r. ronnor, and
those working ON the matter are more In
clined 20 belieye. In view of this fact. that
Grove rented the house.
Daniel Burris. living northwest of the
city limits. Is satisfied be sold ese bay
pony now a, Pacific junction to the Md.
napers. His description OF one Of the men
To whom he sold fhs horse. on December
70. for a watch and sls. Is that Of Pat
Grove. Burris VIII he taken 20 Pacific
Junction tomorrow 20 identify the hofse.
ON. % the most important Developments
Ia the Cudshy case is the positive identlfs
cation by Mrs. schneiderwind os 4 rhotn-
graph OF Pat Grove So a picture OF her
tenant. the ilsht-comrlexioned man who
rented the old bouse used az Eddie cuda-
by'e prison.
Crewe May B~ Caught.
BOSTON, Dec. 1.-THE lsoxtan police
have evidence to Indicate they think Pat
Grove and the man who II wanted on a
charge n kidnapins ypung cBdaby are
an tho Watten liner Michigan. bound for
Liverpool. arid d cable containing that In
formation has been sent 10 the Scotland
Yard detectives. who Will he on the Liver
pool docks when the steamer arrives.
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY
IN Los ANGELES.
John W. Tinsiey Kills His Wife ON
the street and Commtts
suiride.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec E.--John W
Tinsley nhpt and killed HIS wife. Anna r.
TinSiey, on The street today, ard then
fred bullet into his own head dying
instantly The bullet that Killed his
wife entered the left eye and penefrstsd
the brain.
The couple were married at Van Buren,.
Ark. January -. this year Tineiey
represented himself as possessed Of prop
effy In Helena Mont. 20 ths value ~
y5.0D His wife had 800 ia cash and a
house and lot Ia Jackson, Tenn. valued
az sz501 This latter her husband In
1uced her 70 sacrifice for 81 .so1 and five
days after their marriage They came TO
Los Angeles on & honeymoon trip. the
expenses u which were betrayed b. Mrs.
Tinsley From here they went 10 Min
efal wells, Tex. and August = reached
Excelsior Springs There Tinsiey in
duced his wlfe to tranafer to hiua the 500
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CALLED aEroaE GRAND JURY.
Chicago Crusade Against Vice Vow
Well Under Way.

CHICAGO. Dec I.-~The December
grand Jury. which has taken up the in-
Investigation Of dives and charges Of
corruption made against the police ana
other departments ~ thu municipal gov
erHment today summoned Mayor Harri-
son and chief 81 Poiice kipsey 70 APP
pear and tell what they know concern
ing fhe charges
Mayor Harrison was out az town. but
Chief kipiey promptly responded TO the
request ~ the grand jGry and spent
nearly two hours before that body. II
Is understood the chief entered strong
denial % the charges of bribery and ex-
tagti0n from alVekesferR, entered against
his department and against him person
ally
nesides Mayor Harrison and Chief Kip
ley Assistant Chief 0f Police Ptacke,
Secretary Mayer and Inspectors Hart
nett. Shea kaIaE and Hunt. and Ser
geant Dewey were ordered 10 appear
Inspectors Hunt and shea were GUESS
toned al some length during the after
noon.
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ACTIVITY OF BoERs.
Lord Kitchener Reports on Evenss
I'm south Africa.

LONDON. Dec. e7.--The following dis
patch has been received from Lord
Kitchener.
pretoria, Dec a5
Knox. with Barker Pitcher and White.
Is engaged with neWets force. holding
position In the neighboEhoOd OF f.euw-
kcp,
spewe, hopes to break through ana go
south again.
THE Beers eastern column In Cape Cot
ony Is apparently headed by our troops
about Reisport spruit. The Beers western
column rs reported 10 haze gone north in
two portions. one toward Preiska aud the
other through streydenhurg They are
being followed Up"
The following dispatch from Gen.
Kitchener WINS received from Pretoria I'M
der tosiay's CThursdaysl date:
Yesterday so Beers attacked a small
police post near Bokshurz The police
gailantIy drove them on before reinforce
rnents from johannesburg arrived The
Roers damaged the mining machinery in
the neighhort God
ssThe Beers attacked Utrecht at 2 o'clock
this morning and were driven Ell
ss'rhe RovrS held up a train three miles
west of Pan and were driven OF.
The eastern force ~ paers IN Cane
Colony vas headed yesterday and driven
in the direction Of Nenterstait
'sThc western force Is stfll being driven
north through Streydenhurg
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MAY BE A RICH
DIAMOND FIELD. ].

IN LAMO GORDO. N. M. Dec
IN IA prominent railway Of
. ficial here today received n
box of fifty gems closely resem-
bling and alleged to be diamonds,
found near Captain. the coal camp
on the line Of the Ell Paso 4
Northeastern Railway Company.
eighty miles north of this place.
The stones ware found by J. J.
Blow, formerly associated with
the De Beses Construction Com
pany at Kimberly, South Africa.
and who has been secretly inves-
tigating the field for the past
month, and a letter from him ae-
companying the shipment states
that they are either diamonds or
something so closely resembling
the gem that they deceive him.
They will successfully stand every
crude test known. The gems will
be sent away for final analysis.
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HE PREFEHs LIBERTY.
Believed Mr.. Chanicr wiIl Not Re-
turn 90 Btoomt gdnIe.

NEW YORK. Dec z,.-There is every
reason to believe now that John Arm
strong Chani~r. the millionaire who es-
caped from Bloomln glale asylum, at
White Plains, on November y last. never
intends to return to that institution. sam
uei B. Lyons. superintendent OF Bloom
ingdale ass iuIn said hast night that ho
firmly believes that Chanler has gone for
good.
u believe" said he. that Mr.. chanler
Is waiting for a month u expire. 50 he
viii be free man. and that ne is hiding
with friends. Al ike expinstaon of a month
under the state ignacy laws, he cslnisot
be brought back.
Il was learned iast night that Mr. Chan
lcr always belieyed liis relatives ~ere Dis
enemies and sew that reason tte general
opinion IS thsls be has gone 70 West Nlr-
gluia. Where he owns large stock farm
lie often talked of going there and liNiBs
"a auint life.
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ARE IN NEED OF FOOD.
suffering of Russtan settlers In Nc
Henry G0unty, y. D., II
Great. =.

FARGO. N. D., Dec 27.1The suffering
of the Russian settlers In McHenrys coun-
ty is great Ella X. Erickson, the act
ing distributing officer Of the Red Cross
society, says.
I'VE have thirty-three families depend
ing upon US. quite a number are actu-
ally starving. Thee can get no credit
until their crops next spring show a
fair prospect of Yield. Some of them
are very grateful for help. Most of them
are In snug Sod houses. and are enabled
TO keep warm with little fuel but they
need provisions badly"
The settlers are recent arrivals from
Russia, and had no crops this year be-
cause they arrived too late TO break and
seed land they have homesteaded. Near
" ali the families have large number of
Children.
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LONDON. Dec. 7-The war office has
begun the promised reform OF the army
in sensational manner. II has demand
ed the resignation OF Maj. Gen. Sir Henry
Colville. commanding an infantry bril-
gade at Gibraltar, and recently command
ing the Ninth division Of the South AZ
rican field force. Gen. Colville refuses to
resign, and Is now on his way to Eng
land.
The news is all the more startling as
the question of Gen. Colvilles responsi-
bility for the yeomanry disaster at Lind
ley last May was fully Investigated by the
authorities when Gen. Colvilie returned
from South Africa last summer. After the
inquiry Gen. Colville was reinstated In
his command at Gibraltar In september
last. The attitude OF the war office tnds-
cates that new regime IN Paii Mail Will
reverse the decisions of Lord I.ansdowne
and Lord Wolseley In regard to some OF
the recent commanders in South Africa.
Gen. Colville. like Gen. Methuen, has
always been great social parsonage in
London, and q prominent ciubman He
has had a most distinguished military ca
reer. has been repeatedly mentioned in
dispatches, and is familiarly known -
"Odgers." He II also known as an au-
thor. and on the occasion of his marriage
created sensation by going on his honey
moon In a balloon.
Nress Deprecates Action.
Tho Times. dealing editoriaIly with the
announcement that the war office has CALI
ed ~ the resisnation Of Sir Henry Coli
ville. rRys:
1T inugsttqble that N. Ilrodrick ~.
felt con4tfained to revefss III iudgu1ap<
Of Lord IMnsdcwne. He may have un-
answerable reasons, but their force will
have to be fully proved in order to jus
tify his refusal to be bound by the action
of his predecessors"
The Daily Chronicle comments less se-
verely, but In similar tone. The other
papers make no reference editoriaily to
the matter. although the incident has
made sensation.
1t Is understood that Gen. Coiville will
demand trial by court martial.
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Fned a rra.t Mortgage.

DETROIT Mich, Dec IA special 10
the Free Press from Grand RAPIDS. Mich..
SAYS.
Frederick W Wurzburg. one ~ the Old
est and most prominent ~ the Seal mrr-
chants today filed 4 trust mortgage for
a total of s0oo. covering his entire stock
Of drygoods in has big building on Canal
street.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1s.-TwQ vessels
that arrived to-day brought reports Of
damages sustained in the storm along the
Northeastern coast The bark Fresno,
from Port Gamble. got into q heavy
southeaster and had four topgallant yards
carried away. The schooner Charles. +.
Falk reported that during a storm she
lost part os her deck load-
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PITTSBu RIG. Pa. Dec. E.-Six hundred
miners of the Bakerton Coal CompAny's
mines near Barnesboro. on the Pennsya-
vanla railroad. were today reported as on
strike BY National OrgAnlzsr Edward Nc
Kay, who gisiged the miners heaiquar-
tcrS here. tn. strike arises from the re-
cent intrOductfon Of mining machinery,
and five mines ~ the company have been
forced 10 suspend operations
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now BoERs CELEBRATED.
Made Determined Attacks ON Brit
Ish Christmas Day.

NEWCASTLE. Natal Dec. E-The
Beers celebrated Christmas in the district
Of standerfon and Ingogo BY a more or
less determined attack upon every British
garrison along the lines of communica-
tions These. however, were In all cases
successfully repulsed
AT Utrecht the Roer commandant sent
"a a demand for whisky. cigars and Christ
mas luxuriss. fa.ltns which he threatened
10 attack the town. His demand was ig-
nored. and the Beers attacked Utrecht In
x,antinuad an para Tua
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sensational Ramor Denied.

DAVENPORT. Ia. Dec. Z7.-After in
0uiry regarding the r7imor Of the drown
ing OF fOrty-nsne school children while
skating on the river. near Foster. Ia. to-
day. il developed that there is no truth IN
the report
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ARMY OFFICER g
ASKED 1O RESIGN.
Sensation in British Military
Circles.
CASE OF GEN. COLVLLE.
It Promises to Create q Great Stir
in London.
CASE OF GEN. coLWLLE.

Press Deprecates Action of the New
Omcials OF the war Omce-Gen.
ColvilIe Has Refused to Accede to
the Request for His Retirement
and VIII Demand Trial by Court
Martial-Gen. Kitchener Succeeds
in Checking the Farther Advance
of the Beers In Cape Colony
Gen. Dewet the British Boxy.
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GROVE N CHICAGO
N WOMAN 5 ATTIRE.
Notorious Criminal Again
Eludes Officers.
HE is PROBABLY GUILTY.
All Sorts Of Stories as to His
Whereabouts Aflcat.
HE is PROBABLY GUILTY.

One IL to the Erect That Grove IL
Now ON the Ocean. Hound for
Liverpool, where He May He APP
pretended by scotland Yard Ne.
tectives-ChicaEo Statement Given
Most Credence-Man who sold
Pony and Woman who Rented
House In which Eddie Cudahy
Was secreted implicate Grove.