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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-03
FIGHT WITH INDIANS

Results in the Death Of Three Red
skins = Mormon Church Leader
Reports the Particulars.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The killing
OF three Indians in fight In Mexico
has been reported 10 the indian bureau
BY Captain Michalston. In charge Of San
Carlos Indian agency, in Arizona. lie
says that Mr.. Woodruff. OF Salt Lake
City, one OF the Mormon church lead
ers. has come to San Carlos and report
ed to him the particulars OF recent In
dian troubles In Mexico, near the Casa
Grandc. Mr.. Woodruff says thnt on
the night of November 10 bnnd OF six
Indians. three men and three women. II
remnant OF the NashultPi-E band OF
the Chiricahuas, who did not surrender
with Geronimo, and who have been ma
raudlng the outlying Mormon settle
mcnts in Mexico for n number OF years.
ralded n Mormon ranch and packed OF
n lot OF plundcr. Two men took up
the trail the next day. and came on the
Indians In a deep canyon. and fight
that cnsued one Indian ana two squlwS
were killed, the rest escaping to the
mountain with the stolen stock. Wood
RUIZ and three other men Joined the
pursucrs the next day, but did nothing
more than TO bury the dead Indians.
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UNCoNGEN1AL LIFE PARTNERS
Failed to Become Separated by Law
~ in Judge Tavenner's Court.

Failed to Become Separated by Law
l in Judge Tavenner's Court.
Special Dispatch to the IntelllGencer.
{ PARKERSBURG, w. Va, Dec. L.
Judge Tavcnncr, Of the circuit court,
created sensation yesterday, by
handing down q decision, declining to
grant Mrs. Margaret Blanche Warne
divorce from William NJ. Warne, who.
She claimed. had deserted her. The
case, which has been pending several
months attracted great attention be-
cause OF the prominence Of the parties
interested, Mrs. Warne being a some-
what noted local beauty and. social
leader, her husband q valuable em-
ployc of the Standard OIL Company.
and both being members Of the oldest
and wealthiest families Of this section
of the state. The plaintiff Is now MAX
Ing her home Mt Cambridge. Ohio. and
the defendant is located at Slstcrsville.
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Gus for the purpose Of adjusting and
harmonizlnE differences. On Thurs
day. the Circuit oleomargarIne bill will
come up as u special order Under rule
made at the last session. IT imposes n
tax OF ten cents per pound on olco-
margarine, butterine. or other manu-
factured buffers colored In Imitation Of
butter. 1t has strong backing from
the dairy interests and while II Will
meet with warm opposition from the
interests that are antagon!zlng It's
passage, when It reaches vote, its
passage is regarded us foregone con-
cluslon. Two days. It is thought will
suffice for Its consideration. ;ii
Eulogies on Congressman Harmer.
Saturday, under special order made
last session. Will be devoted to eulo-
giles on the life. character and public
services OF the late Representative Har.
mer. Of Pennsylvania, who for several
years enjoyed the distinction OF being
the member holding the record for lon
gest continuous service and therefore
entitled to the sobrlquet, Father (; of
the house."
No business will be transacted at the
session tomorrow, beyond the probable
reading Of the Presidents message. The
deaths OF the late Representative Only,
of New Jersey. and Hoffacker, OF Dela-
ware, which occurred during the recess,
rs we'll as the death of Senators Davis
and Gear VIII be announced Immediate
ly after the roll is called and the house
will adjourn at once, out of respect to
their memories.
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was Smith and he was a well-knowr
clothinr sFil'.r-T l-E ~

y ~.
was Smith and he was a well-knowE
clothicr. 't
Brown called at the house with n
womaa shortly after midnight. and said
to Mrs. Putnam that he would leave
the stranger there to sober up. Mrs.
Putnam's grandson went to the room at
noon to-day and found the man dead.
Brown has disappeared and the pu-
lice are using every effort to locate him.
Westcott's home Is about twelve miles
from here. near snckotts Harbor. lie
has been working lately at Great Bend,
on canal job. He came to town yes
tcrday afternoon. Brown Is n stranger
here. He arrived In town about n week
ago and has been Idle since. The police
have q theory that possibly Westcott
was given Knockout drops with rob-
berry MS the motive.
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BLUE AND THE GRAY.
Old Soldiers Meet Who Fought on tho
Field of Manasses.

= tStu VI uuuuuSSeS. r. DIS.
Special Dispatch to the Intolllgencer.
PARKERSBuRG, W. Va, Dec. A.
Nearly forty years ago. John W. Car
ner, now managing theatrical COM
pany travelling through this state, and
Major John T. Harris, Of Nashville,
Tenn, who came here on Friday to act
as one of the lawyers In the gramo-
phone suit, met on the battlefield Of
Manasses and the former saved the
iattcrs life by making him comfortable
and furnishing him with stimulauts, as
he lay wounded and seemingly dying.
Both men were guests ut the CONNER
cial hotel this week and tile fact of
their former meeting was accidentally
discovered. Garner was private in
the One Hundred and Fifty-second New
York and Harris was an officer In the
Confederate Seventh Tennessee dur
Ing the war, and neither mad heard Of
the other since the battlefield Incident.
After their Identity was known to
each other the men were constantly to-
ge.her and did not part until they left
the city for their homes
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KRUGER NOT WELCOME IN GERMANY.

BERLIN, Dec 2Mr Kruger has abandoned his proposed
visit Bern owing to the receipt of official nmton that
Emperor William regrets thar in of previous
men he will be unable him. will
therefore proceed direct from Cologne to Holland BE ee
graphed this Cologne Gazette
inspired communique, says
Kruges visit is not agreeable to Germany, his aim be-
ing to obtain intervention in South Africa It would be
political mistake 1t would great crime
to entertain spark of hope that Germany will render him
any practical support"
This declaration Is accompanied with reproaches Kruger
being charged with "havng encouraged guerrilla
fare and having dgarded Gemany advice might
have still followed It," E.sa.;.g
The press generally strikes tho note.
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COLOMBIA REBELS
Active in All Quarters of the Rcpub-
lic-Insurgents Capture Town Of
Chngres-Government Forces Lost
noa.x,1.-

aettFo III 11ff 0uHk9 . OF tHe 1lcPuU-
lic-Insurgents Capture Town Of
Chagres-Goyernment Forces Lost
Heavily.
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tbn roy,, mou .,na,,.r non C",,a,.,
$50. - 49,, i,1''' I"''"''.
oo,s,1or,h,o rona, ..,,,,,." =. "m a,,o vs.
toro -, ro,o,,h,, Ia., w.,,N ~
.,ronr ,oroo 80 ,n,,,..o.,,. .a.,..so, S
oe .'',. ~, u '"'"s se''' e"p.''eu INC
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CONGRESS- WILL
CONVENE TODAY
FORSHORT TERM.
goth Houses Will Adjourn for the
Day After the Reading Of the
Presidents Message.
THE SHIPPING SUBSIDY BILL
One Of tho First Measures to be In
Acknowledgements Philippine
Bill Displaced. K

WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. 1.-The
senate Will be called to order at 12
o'clock tomorrow. but beyond the
probable reading Of the Presidents
message will transact no business, rs
the announcement of the death during
the recess OF Senators Davis and Gear
when the message has been read, will
bring the sitting to n close. Senator
Allison will make the announcement In
the case OF his late colleague, Senator
Gear, and there Is hope that Senator
Nelson may arrive In time to perform
similar service concerning Senator Da-
VS. These announcements will be pre-
ceded by the ceremony of swearing in
the new members who this year are Mr..
Dolver, who has been appointed 10
succeed Mr.. Gear, and Mr.. Dillingham;,
who takes the place formerly occupied
BY Senator Ross, OF Vermont, and the
appointment OF the usual committees 10
walt upon the President and the house
Of representatives.
Shipping Subsidy Bill.
Mr.. FRYE cxpects to get I'D the ship
ming subsidy hill on Tuesday, and Il
no, on that date, then on Wednesday,
and In doing this to have the Spooner
Philippine bill displaced. This will be
the beginning OF the important work or
the session and upon the success or
failure OF the scheme may depend much
Of the future course OF the proceedings
for the entire session. In order to ac-
Compl!sh this result II Will be necessary
first TO get the consent OF the Republi-
can committee on order of business. and
10 this end meeting Of that committee
will be held after the adjournment OF
the senate Monday afternoon. Mr'
Frye snid to-day that he already hau
conferred with q majority OF the mem
bers Of that committee, and TINT he felt
assured he would have no aiinculty IN
tc9iring thelc assent TO the proposed
change. Thus far there has peeh no
consultation with Democratic senator's
but the friends OF the shipping Dili ao
rot look for factious opposition 10 the
ak!ng up Of the bill from that source
Motion Not Debatnble.
motion TO take up the measure Is
m, aeha table under the senate rules,
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LADYsMlTH. Natal. Dec. 2,-Lord
Roberts. who arrived here on Friday.
had inspected Majuba and Lalng's Mex,
while en- route. ltcplylng to nm address
from the townspeoplc here. he cxpress-
cd HIS admiration OF tho gallant dcrcnsc
Of the town. which he characterized us
"a glorious memorial Of British pluck
and endurance, only cquallcd by tho de-
termination and bravery Of tho rclicv-
Ing force"
lilo snId no trusted tho day was not
far distant when peace would reign su-
prcme and without ill.feellng toward
n conquered foe."
Lord Robrrts has visited Colchso and
the surrounding battleiclds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-03
ITALIANS FIGHT
And Two Receive Fatal Wounds
Practically n Lynching.

NEW YORK, Dec. Frank Tus-
cani was murdered Mt 1Iackensack, n.
j., to-day. and the man who slew him
wns In turn stabbed repeatedly by the
victims trends, receiving what 10 said
cannot fail to be death wounds. It was
practically n Iynchlng on the part of
TuRcnnl's friends.
The man who Is dying ia John Gam
bola, OF Cherry Hill. Gambolu and his
brothers. James and Solomon. came to
lIackcnsack this afternoon to visit
friends, and spent the. afternoon in
drinking wine. BY evening the dozen
or more men were In n highly heated
condition. .
4 uuarrcI arose. and Gamboln stab
bed TuacnnIu twice In the neck. the lat
ter dying In Il few minutes Some OF
Tuscanrs friends started to take Gam
bola to jail. but on tho way they went
to m unfrcqucnted part OF tho town
md stabbed him In frlghtful manner.
-Four Italians were afterwards ar
rcHtcu. r.h.
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Mystery of n Policemnn's Death.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Mystcry sur-
rounds the finding to-day OF the dead
body of Policeman Patrick McGloln,
which wns floating In the East river. Mt
the foot OF Slxty-tlfth street. McGloIn,
who was regularly detailed TO duty In
the house OF the Good Shepherd. nn-
swcrcd to the roll call IA usual this
morning. Mt his police station. and then
loft TO 80, II wRB believed, to the house
Of the Good Shepherd. Timothy Cal
lnhan. captain OF II cRnal boat, nt $3.50
o'clock, Uncovered the body Of the po-
llccmnn In tho water. McGloln had
been on tho force for about twenty-five
years. md was sixty.four years old.
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LEADERS OF HOUSE
Preparing for Important Business.
Bill to Reduce War Revenue Tax
Completed.


Bill to Reduce War Revenue Tax
Completed.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 2.-The
leaders OF the house are preparing to
press with great vlgor the important
business OF tho short session OF Con-
g'ess which convcncs tomorrow. Al
ready considerable preliminary commit
te work has been done on the import
ant measurc-thc bill for the reduction
OF the war revenue taxes. the nrmy re-
ofganIzatlon bill, the river and hnrDor
OIL and several Of the appropriation
'olIs-nnd the Legislative mill Will
START under n full head OF steam. Thr
army organization bill is considered
particularly urgent. owing to the possi-
ul''ty of It's meeting strenuous opposl-
"oh after II REACHES the senate and It Is
mo Intention OF the leaders to get It
"u' NJ the way Mt the earliest possible
"oment. II will be reported probably
w tuesday and will bo taken up Mt
'''hH hIN'I IuItI'I NoIlbulkuliOH IL
decided 10 let the Legislative. exec
u'"c and judicial appropriation bill
which also viii be ready on Tuesday. In
ahead of II.
inc Democrats will caucus on tho
amy bill on Monday and the indica-
"ohS are now that they win ofrcr M n
D"o'''u'c for the permanent rc-orgnnl-
"'''oh measure bill extending FOR two
VI 'hfer years tho present Inv for n
Provisional army.
War Revenue Bill Completed.
IN" bill to reduce the war revenue
axes haS been practically completed BY
VI" Republican members of the ways
A"a means committee md It viii be
s'o'nI'ted to the full committee on
-"'Nnay' unless In the meantime cnu-
.,' OF the Republicans should be found
""N'''ab'c. Some of the Repub-
'ah members nre not salts
s' WIN tho list OF articles rallcvcd OF
,o,.'on a,n,'on by tho bill and II too much OPP
t,"'"'' becomes evident when tl,c
r r''ae convencg on Mondny the leaders
'''aoly VIII call n conference or eau
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-03
French Comment,

PARIS. Dec. 2.-Emperor Williams
refusal to receive Mr., Kruger has
caused general surprise here. Most OF
the morning papers make 1t an excuse
for articles sympathlzIng with the Boer
statesman or condemnIng the kaiser.
"Tlle kaiser Is no longer a modern Lo-
hengrin." says the Echo de PARIS. "but
q simple disciple OF Bismarck. His at
titudr Is dictated by the interests Of
Germany, which he considers Identical
with those OF England"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-03
Gibson Captured.

ASHLAND, Ky, Dec. 2.-Willlam
Gibson, who Is charged with burning
his two-ycar-old stcpdaughter to death
with n poker is undoubtedly captured,
and the officers have given up the chase.
a message from Rush. KY. says he
has been captured there. and Is being
held for reward. HIS captors ara
miners. and have him sccreted In the
mines. Governor Deckham will ofrer
n reward of $500 tomorrow, but his
cnptors win not turn him over unloss
the reward Is raised to $1,000.
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Mental and Physical Wreck.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.--Miss Georgia
Cayvan. the actress, has been III for
several weeks In the Sanford Hall san
ltarlum, Of Flushing l.. l. She Is suffer
Ing from nervousness. It Ia anId shc
In on the verge OF mental and physical
wreck, having become almost totally
blind. Little hope Is entertained FOR
her recovery.
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Mcaovcrn Wants to Fight Broad.

MILWAUKEE. Dec. @.-Sam Harris.
mapagcr OF Terry McGovern, the cham-
pion feather weight pugilist, tonight
announced that he was willing to back
McGovcrn against Kid Broad In
twcnty-round bout for any sized purse.
Harris also stated TINT II Broad should
last fifteen rounds he would give him
all the purse. whatever 1t might be.
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to France. The sunb Is regarded as
further evidence OF the better relations
existing between Great Britain and Ger
many. X
Emperor Williams telegram to the
German minister at Luxembourg was
the outcome at the German frontier.
ION reaching German soil I hasten to
express to your majesty my. sentiments
Of respectful devotion and cordial sym
pathy."
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Willinm,a Ahrunt snuh.

< LONDON, Dec. 3.-All the London
morning papers comment with unbound.
cd enthusiasm upon tho abrupt snub
administered by Emperor William to
Mr.. Kruger. which liz all the more no.
tlcNablc when contrnstcd with tho Boer
statoanan's conccdedly successful visit
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Ex.Govsrnor Mcclurr ncnd.

LEBANON, Mo, Dec. FIX Govern
or John W. McClurg, aged ciShty-iivc
years, died hore to-day. Of hcmorrhagc
OF tho stomach. He was elected gov
ernor OF Missouri ns n Republican In
1868, nnd served one term. He served
az senator from lSG2 TO 1858.
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Tralic Manager Dcad.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Dec. 2.-J. J.
Fletcher. aged iifty-thrcc years, traffic
manager OF the Kansas City. Fort Scott
& Memphis road. died here to-day. oc
Brlghts disease. Mr.. Fletcher was for
merly general agent OF the Big Four
railroad, and was located In st. Louis.
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Police Resign Their Positions.

Special Dispatch TO the intelllEencar.
. CLARKSBURG, W. Va, Dec. 2.-The
officers composing the police force OF
ClarksburS have resigned and accepted
other positions, because they were or
drrcd to guard smallpox suspects and
burn the infected bedding and clothing
of those afflicted with the disease sssSSiis
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 1.-Two
more of those injured In the Thnnksgiv-
Ing Day accident died to-day, making
twonty-onc deaths In all To-duys dead
are: Ellcry Crandnll, aged twelve, and
u. T. Ties, aged forty. Ninc OF the
dead were buried to-day.
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Body Of Col. Liscunl,

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec. 2.-Thc
body OF Colonel Liscun was to-day ta-
Ken from tho transport Thomas. anI
carrie under military escort to tho
presldio. where It will lic until conveyed
to Warrington, E.E
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KNOCKOUT DROPS
May Have Caused the Death of A. F.
Wcstcott-Taken to a Boarding
House. Where He Died.

House, Where He Died.
WATERTOWN. N. Y. Dec. "A. f.
Wcstcott. aged twenty-five years, was
found dead In bed at Mrs. ,Kaziah Put
1am's boarding house, No. s Union
street, at noon to-day. He was brought
there at o'clock last night. by q man
giving his name as William Brown. who
had been boarding with Mrs. Putnam
for week. Brown placed the man In
his own bed. saying to Mrs. Putnam
that he was drunk and that his name
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Downger Empress Starts for Livadia.
COPENHAGEN. Dec. 2.-1'he dowa-
ger czarina has started for Livudia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28

George Turner, in his speech last night.
intimated that IT was only through the
Democratic party that the constitutional
principle could be maintained that all men
are Of equal weight ana voice in our gov
eminent. Eight years ago. in a speech.
George Turner aid: THE only hope OF
making vital the great constitutional
principle that all men were Of equal
weight and voice In our government is
through the Republican party. which is
pledged by its history of forty years to
make a living truth the declaration OF
the immortal Lincoln that ours is a gov
eminent OF the people. by the people. for
the people appeal to all men to stand
with the Republican party on this issue"
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terings Of discomfort. and pondering them
IN its heart. A. . haif-humorous. half
serious guide to the extreme from which
we have departed but toward which ws
shall probably make at least a partial re-
turn, the dictum OF the iliustricus Mr.
Dooley is in point:
II don't understand wurrud ~ what
ye're sayin'," said Mr.. Hennessy.
mo more do IT, said Mr.. Dooley. But
believe tits as Father Kelley says: Chill
dher shudden't be STINT to school to lsrn.
but to iarn how to larn.' don't care
what ye larn thin so long as tits on
pleasant TO thin. IT'S thrainin' they
need. Hinnissy That's all. I nivir cud
make use " what I larned in colledge
about thrigojoomethry an'--an'-grammar:
an tn welts / got on tn skull FIRM tn
schoolmaster's cane I have niver been
able TO turin to amy account in tn
business, but twas tn bein' there an
havin' to get things TO heart without
asixin' tn meanin' ~ thin, an goin' to
school cold an comm home hungry. that
made tn man ~ mo ys see befure We"
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The only variation made by Senator Tur-
ner last night in the stereotyped speech
that he has been repeating everywhere in
tho state was local injection Of equal
parts Of faisehood and vulgar personal
abuse. His defence OF the Rogers scandals
Is natural enough, because he shares
equally with his partner the odium and
disgrace Of them. They are passing. how
ever. and among the stains soon to b
wiped away from wasnington's escutcneon
Is the presence Of this brawling money
changer In the senate Of the United
atatea
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OF the Democratic party. Eight years ago.
at a meeting in Tacoma, George Turner
said: THE Republican party is the
grandest political organization which has
existed since civil government was first
formed among men. and this magnificent
city Of yours. so truly representative Of
the energy and enterprise and intelligence
and virtue and manhood of the Pacific
Northwest. is a living monument of the
wisdom and patriotism Of that great or
ganization."
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his action.
House ~ Representatives.
Washlngton. Dee. =. 1873.
Hon. r. A. wing. Assay office. Seattle.
Wash: I have received your kind letter
OF December Is. calling 70 my attention
the urgent Necessity for a deficiency APP
preparation OF $1,000 for the Seattle assay
office. to complete the fiscal year ending
June 20. 1899. Also statement that you
VIII need sas.5oo for the fiscal year ending
June %. 1901
I wish 10 assure you % my unqualified
support on these matters. ana II my
earnest efforts can procure this money for
the Seattle assay office. you shall have 1t.
Very sincerely your friend.
FRANCIS w. cUsHMAN.
The desperate endeavor OF fusion to per-
sunde Republicans In any county to trea-
son ana suicide has failed. The party Is
thoroughly united, harmonious. exuitant
It swings forward to the inspiring rhythm
OF the great national issues that touch
and thrill the PATRIOTS breast. 1t knows
that its day OF triumph approaches. It
sees that the people viii put none but
Republicans on guard this year. In ma
ton or IN STATE IL adde's by the great
Republican principle, the win Of the ma
jority. and II has no more use for the
skulkers ana ramp-foliewers who would
subordinate PARTY success TO some fancied
personal preference than II has for those
who would wreck a railroad train in order
that they might rob the wounded and the
dead. Ten days from now II will go down
the line solidly, under the inspiration Of
victory and the Impulse of loyalty. with
out which victories themselves are worse
than defeat.
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A euAaAxrEE.

The Post Inteliixencer hereby
mpnrnntecs its sdvcrtfsers a bonn
Mde paid circulation, Daily, weekly
ana sunday. double that of any
other Newspaper published In the
state Of wsshirgton. Advertising
contracts win he made subject to
this guarantee.
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A report has come from China that w
Hsiang. an anu-foresxn fanatic casnsss
governor. has committed sugsiae. bat peo-
pie are Inclined 10 look on thls news vita
a. much suspicion as they regard some
st these Democratic statements about
Bryan carrying Eastern states.