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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05
RESOLUTIONS AGAINST
THE ARMY CANTEEN.
w. G. r. u. Convention Disposes of a
Considerable Amount OF Tenn
nerance work

WASHINGTON. Dec 4.-The womans
Christian Temperance Union convention
today adopted resolutions against the
army cantcen and prepared petition 10
the president and another to the congress
and all of the great powers against the
sale Of firearms nnd the Importation OF
lirunr ana opium into the Philippine tsl-
ands or the island possessions Of other
powers addressed.
The petition to the president pointed out
Ia forbid the sale OF intoxicants 10 the
Indian tribes and that England. who had
the grenfest experience among all Of the
colonixing powers % the world. had been
forced to adopt a prohibition policy in
her colonies IN Africa and elsewhere, Tho
convention therefore. asks that the pre~l-
dent. either through the war department
or the Philippine commission. shall ex-
tend the prohibition law 81 the Indian
Territory so as To take In the Philippines.
A petition TO the senat. urges the rati-
fication OF the pending treaty for the pro.
lection OF Central Africa against intoxi-
cants.
"A pe,ition also was drawn 10 Crea.
Britain France, Spain, Holland, belgium.
Swedcn NORWAY, Denmark. Hungary,
Greece Russia Turkey. Persia ana japan.
asking Tor an international treaty that
will forbid the sale ~ intpxicnpss.. orium
and firearms In AL islands and other re-
xiuns Inhabited chiefly BY aboriginal
tribes
In the afternoon reports from serefin-
tendents were received and q white satin
banner was presented q Mrs A. II.
feck. Of Indianapolis. Tor securing the
lareas, number ~ members,
Tonight Mas "Y'' night and Mrs Clara
Paris. OF Illinois, national secretary, pre-
sided
Malnc FOR the largest Increase In member
shin during the year.
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SERIOUS COLLISION
WITH STRIKING MINERS.
Three Deputy Sherids Injured ana
the Latrobe. Pa. Jail run
of strikers.

LATRoBE. Pa. Dec; "A riot occurred
here today at the works OF the besseiner
Coal and Coke Company. Three deputy
sheriffs were injured. and as 2 result ne
injured are Deputy 4. <. Baker, rips
broken; Deputy David p 3,.. h.s,,s., GaoiS
1t appears that mob Of 5oo exci,sa
miners who are striking came 70 thS
works last night, hooting and Jserihg' anu
proceeded to camp there; nuilulns = ov ~
fire and then making demonstration pS
blowing fish horns and insulting pass
ersby.
Superintendent r. L. Martin, aceompass
MED by f. r. Dayton. superintendent OF
one Of the company's works IN ,ns Sv .ho
nellsville region. were threatened py tne
mob. and Mr.. Dayton immediately SaIns
here and made an information agalnst
certain strikers. who were held IN ball
This was really the start of the trouble
Later in the night lighting broke out
Sheriff b. F. May came 70 inc scene oi
the disturbance and soon had the injured
cared for and ten of the strike leaders
locked UP i'm the Borough jail. charged
with riot and aggravated assault
The men are striking against the adop-
ton by the company of the connehsNiie
scale. Further trouble is expected
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PRIZE FIGHTING CARNIVAL
james ,. Corbett Arranging N series
of boxing Hout~ 10 Occur In
February.

NEW YORK. Dec. Preparations for
a prize fighting carnival 10 be held In
Cincinnati in February are under way.
The preliminary steps In the matter were
taken today. when James J, Corbett, act
ing for the Cincinnati promoters sign
ed Tommy Ryan, of Syracuse, to box
Jack Root, OF Chicago. twenty rounds
for percentage of the gate receipts.
The men will fight at 1858 pounds. weigh
ing on the date Of the battle. February
10
Corbctt. who has been appointed 10 man
age the earn val Will also rndcavof 10
arrange a contest between Ben Jordan.
featherweight champion Of England and
Terry Mctspyern Jortlcn and McGovern
Will he offered a purse OF percentage
~ the gross receipts. Mes-svcrn wired
from Milwaukee that no would agree 10
flight Jordan In Cincinnati pros
vided the financial inducements are
attractive. Eorbeti cahlcd Jornan
who ~ ia London. Of tho
Cincinnati clubs offer and McGoverns
willingness TO meet him
torbett win also try 80 arrange bout
with Jeffries. 10 take place az tho car
nivhl lie says he viii allow Jcffries 10
dictate the terms OF the battle Failing
TO arrange tails bout, Corbctt will offer a
purse for a twenty-found bout between
he winner II the Maher- Rubin bout aud
IafYfire
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NEW YoRK's BIG CRUSADE.
scores of Women Are Driven From
Objectionable sections OF
the city.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4-Scores OF wo-
men driven from their rooms IN the as.
trict known as the Red Light district
left the neighborhood today The exodus
was the result OF the move OF the au-
thorities against the landlords who own
and who in turn served the women with
dispossess notices. The unfortunates got
out of the city. some to Brooklyn, Others
to New Jersey. while some are said TO
havs gona 10 the large Eastern cities,
An Injunction restraining the police
from interfering with the legal business
of Billy McGlory's place on NEST Fifty
tice Blanchard. in the supreme. court.
The Paulist Fathers and the policemen
have been vigilant about TINS place, anu
got the Injunction and placed a big sign
with Opening night on IT,, procured
some musicians and Illuminated the place
brightly tonight. and waited for business.
The police sent detectives down al once
to see what he was going to do.
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NOVEL IMPERIAL EDIcT.
II Deprfvcs Chinese General Of Title
Hut Leaves Him In Command.

SHANGHAI Dec 5.--An Imperial edict
deprives Gen. Tung Fuh Slang of his rank
and titles. but permits him to retain com
mand OF the troops He has been ordered
to disband 5000 men and to withdraw 70
the province OF kanSu with the remainder
The edict deprecates his ignorance and
roughness In dealing with foreign affairs,
but II Is not regarded as of serious import.
A recrudescence Of the southern rebel
lion is reported. The Triads are said TO
be getting fresh supplies of ammunition
and to be preparing outbreaks in the prov
inces OF Kwangtung and kwangsi. Ma
tive papers express the belief that the
court Is preparing to return to Picking.
whittier orders have been issued TO send
the rice tribute. instead of sending 1t to
Siangfu.
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Require . pure, gentle. In
MIGRATING stimulAnt and
tonic 20 aid digestion. slim
ulate and enrich the blood
and to give new strength 70
body and brain.
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asserted that the circuit court had no
pointing Mckenzie was an injunction.
second. because the order was final
Judgment. and third because an order
appointing receiver Is an appealabie or
der.
The supreme court counsel hold. has
no Jurisdiction TO grant a writ Of GER
tiorari TO review appeals taken 10 the
circuit court OF appeals from Alaska.
Great stress is laid on the point that
the order issued by Judge Noycs at Nome
appointing Mckenzie was In the nature
OF an Injunction and almost the whole
argument In favor of the circuit court
Jurisdiction hinges on this proposition.
The third brief Is also on the question
Of a. writ OF certiornri. Very little space
IL given in the arguments TO the story of
the controversy as Il was waged at Nome,
the recital Of counsel on both sides be-
ing strictly technical In Its character. and
confined 70 the points and precedents OF
law IN the case.
An Intricate Case.
wolves the regularity Of Judge Noyes, Of
the Alaskan district court, in appointing
mckenzie receiver OF the mine. and also
the right Of the circuit court OF appeals
to review the action OF the Alaskan court.
Upon this appointment Mckenzie took
possession OF the mine In question and
also OF large quantity Of gold dust
fsaid to be 500 900 WORTH Judge Noyes
afterward refused to dismiss Mckenzie
as receiver and the case was appealed
to the circuit court OF appeals. Judge
Morrow Of that court not only allowed
an appeal but issued a writ of super
sedeas. ordering Mckenzie to return all
the property to the defendants The lat
ter refused to surrender the gold and II
now proceeded against for contempt
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MAY ORDER MS DEcAPIrarroS
Chinese Court Threatens an Edfct
Against Prince Tuan.

LONDON. Dec 5.---The Shanghai cprre-
spondent Of the Morning Post, who be-
lieves that the powers will withdraw their
forces from Peking In order to enable the
court to return says
1.-THE policy OF scuttle once begun. every
power would endeavor 10 be the first to
conciiate the Chinese. Europe has al
ready lost her fact 40 utterly that no fur
Their yielding would make her degradation
worse"
Naive papers report" SAYS the Shang-
hal correspondent " the Times that the
court has decided to issue an edict order
ing the decapitation of Prince Tuan and
Gen Fuh Slang"
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81 o. MkENZE
fFORE SUPREME court.
.-vrp on BRIEFS AND WILL.
s. 10 ORAL ARGUMENTS.
!. xd>.sea ~ Intricate Litigation,
ravssviss the Action Of 1"dse
r-v.s II Appointing Alexander
B u.wersie Receiver Of Anvil Creek
{ $3.50 sua Matter Of Contempt.

q, f,senatcb to the acknowledgements.
4<<~xr{rGTr3N Dec. IA dozen names.
# Z. = them distinguished in the legal
!lE..ss.. appeared today In connection
NJ -.-ses.n arguments submitted 10 the
y. ~. q Ssstes supreme court In behalf OF
VI ..,s,st Alexander Mckenzie, the re-
- ~. famous Anvil creek claims
49,. ss1 Iaxyers for both sides IN the
s. $3.50 raversy filed briefs. but counsel
4 4. 7esssrevxle indicated that they had not
s.s-S me case for their client Time
-Ssa n which to submit further
+. h N ~ ~cms length. and the court grant
4 "a - Avs for this purpose
~, ANN Of Helena, Mont. appeared
-. .11v for Mckenzie. and William A.
s-. "a b. Browne for the respond
~ FIJI title OF the case IN court y
st,.rt chips and Alexander Mckenzie.
.3<s.~,x pefitioners, vs. Jafet IAndeberg.
S<-r q 1lndbloom and John Brynteson."
~ v>fbal arguments will be made az
80 1ine. but after the expiration OF the
49, 6eys allowed to tho petitioners &C.
|z<.~ .l1l 81 rendered as soon as possible
~ slrrle brief filed today by Davis,
3.~., \ aeyerance, of Minneapolis. I'M
/ 2.2 ~ ~ name OF the late Senator Cush-
'I..- Z Davis ana M. s. Gum. This was
3.. y s,,lfnr to show cause and 4 stay
I'd 49, acts forth that the supreme
y, oTeviously ruled. In an analogous
@. ~ proceedings be stayed pending
4 ~ <scnfi0I1 whether a writ 81 certorafl
1{7 fers1t OF ether RELIEF be granted
p1ea fer stay.
- Al cane," counsel for McKenxie
- 'fheFe Is every reason why TINS
~ 6Aodid BE- grated. ,..
5 SSreivsr. t7,ey assert. was properly
tc~ss6 they Then review the steps
~ ~{ieH Mackenzie was finally arrested
461rsd contempt and orougn. peInre
I'D 5rc;1jt court Of appeals at San Fran
Trsv complain that the order OF
iva .1.s.,is courf made no provision Tor
ssssiSsnent 81 Mckenxic's accounts or
~ dnujdntion OF any debts he may
- eontraoted, and tnat no cVnpenSa-
~ - Dyovided for the receiver:
49, rs,ints are 10 I've argued In the
.sSf, Ir&sf and II II asked that an order
NV be teiewraphed to the court at
sssss hriefs flied by counsel for the
~ srtstr. owners on Anvil creek are
-ise,is One OF them ~ devoted to
~ ,3111r5nenf that the supreme court mas
- x151a1lcflon In this case. II Is sun
z<c1 6rnt sthat th> supreme court mas
= S5sdicifon to review the action q the
~ NH circuit In the matter presented
~ - ~rsnnidern son by the petitioners,
- Ssrns6. ssthas n Il be held that the
80 court has s4rh jurisdiction. then
~ sr3}en 81 the circuit court was ex-
ass{ 81 4 matter over which 4 had
51rii1n Il TIE time. and thu it1 ac-
s ~ - nremises WIS In accordance
8 ~ And within Its powers"
orous causes and precenerss are
1j 70 support these propuSi'ions.
tertieravi Oppcsed.
- .<ssfi .4pA =
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CAUSED A GREAT SENSATION.
Discovery Of n Murder Committed In
the Vicinity of Paris.

PARIS. Dec. A package containing
the severed head, the arms and legs OF
young man has been discovered In waste
ground In the Rue de Platiers. al Belle
vile, and another package containing q
disemboweled and otherwise mutilated
trunk was found in a gateway on the Rue
de Faubourg S. Denis. a mile and naif
distant The two discoveries, apparently
with the same murder, probably commit
ted yesterday, from the appearance OF the
bodies when found The first package
was deposited late last night by six men,
who were seen from a dwelling house OPP
posite. The crime has caused great
sensation
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EXPLOSION OF CHEMICALS.
Fatal Accident During Preparation
for "a Lodge Ceremony.

BEVERLY. Mass. Dec. SAN explo-
sion of chemicals, the use of which was for
in the Improved order of Red Men. cost
the iife Of Past Sachem Ira II. Crockett.
OF Lynn. and severely burned w. +. Rog-
ers OF that city. both OF the Whine
rlrriset Tribe degree stan. last night. The
Warriors degree was being worked for
Chickatawbot tribe. uf this city. by the
degree STAN Of the Lynn tribe and the
latter were In an antereom robng them
selves FOR the work. The explosion oc-
CURED there but the reason for IL is not
known. Past Sachem Crockett and Mr..
Rogers were preparing the chemicals
Crocketts leg was terribly lAcaratcd In
the groin and on the right leg the femoral
artery was sevced. Rogers was burned on
the right arm and side.
A surgeon was Immediately called and
both men sent to the Beverley hospital.
Mr. Crockett died about midnight Mr..
Rogers win recover.
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xa,ionai rrettiag a..oclation.

NEW YORK. Dec. s.--Mcml5cra ~ the
National Trotting Association 10 the
number NJ a score or nsa met st the
Murray 1lIli hotel. where they VIII b
IN session for several DAYS. President
y y. johnson. OF Lexington. Ky. acted
as chairman.
The FIRST work ~ The day wn& tia tax
ing Of testimony ia he matter ~ 8is-
puled and contested races hurinE the laat
season. cases ~ entering horses out af
class, the matter OF nnes and cNpaial0nz
~ suspension from fha association ~
horses and their owners. and che matter
~ Reinstatement u their horses having
been under Suspension FOR "A greater OF
Isss length ~ time
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ANOTHER CORNER IN CORN.
This Time the December option May
He Taken by the Manipu-
lators.

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.--The Evening Post
today says;
Indications on the board of trade are
that there is another corner Matching In
corn this time in the December option,
Conditions are practically the same now
as they were in November. In regard to
the situation Phillips who engineered the
November corner, said today:
ut looks as II the stocks OF old corn
would this month be the smallest In his
tory Contract stocks of corn are today
100000 bushels. or this 1. own 800, 900
bushels 100000 bushels OF which Is al
ready contracted for. The remainder Of
local contract stocks. 100000 bushels. Is
held by shippers and there is a good de-
mand for It."
December corn was nervous today 1t
opened ut % cents. advanced TO BIS cents.
declined TO SO cents. and then rallied again
to $685. cents.
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STRUCK THE WRONG MAN.
Kansas city Footpnds Attempt 10
Hold Ip nm Inspector of
Detectives.

KANSAS CITY. Dec 1.-Two footpadS
tried 70 hold up John Halpin. Inspector
OF detectives. he second officer IN conf
mana OF the police department Of this
city tonight fiaibin refused 20 obey The
command " throw up his hands. and
one ~ the rubhefs snapped a revolver IN
the deiertiyes face The revolver missed
fire ana the men became aiartnl and ran.
with Halpin in pursuit lie Aired four
shots after them. wennd.nE ore " theru
The wounded man escaped, hut the other.
who gave his name ~ J n GaFaia, on
Redwood ciiy, CAT. was captured,
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PARTISAN 8nEaks DOWN.
Admiral Rirkford. Hound for VAN
couver. Is aboard.

HALIFAX. n s.. Dec. t-The Allan
line steimer Partisan. due today. Is re-
ported hy a pilothaat 20 be broken down
on Sambro. The nliotbeat hos lust come
up the hnrhor with the Intelligence. 4
nerce gale Is blowing
~ o'clock this morning he Parision
was ont AZ danger In a safe nnsition In
side MeagheVs beach ight
Rear Atimlral Rlckfofd who g. going 10
Vancouver 20 take command ~ the Pa
ciHc squadron Is q pass niger, There are
also On hoard about 80 tarR fr IA Tho
West Indian H~et
The Partisan left November q.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec f-sfiearEe q.
cannon. bead * tire Mormon church.
islst before yaNink for fioualalu. whfuce
ID has gone Tor sas ntnefit ~ biz htalth,
soeEttrs ~ fhF fffah seuafprship said
dat ~ j SaNabgKV Rud Coz isaas were
tn aniv prominent rsntiidstes. te waa
ssrrATnt there WNai3 wnf D. dead
stintnr thas tkf snffuencc - MvrrouH
would ~ exercised ~ brnaf pf Col
7fras
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Drama Hattie IN spokane.

Special Dispatch 70 the P0sisinieillgenceY
SPOKANE. Dec. t+sCharles Con- ~
Spokane. ard Jimmie Barns. 10 S. Louis
SPARED teu-roEnd contest before the
the @lnnff ~ fa tho ninth. when Hurns
after s. lively uix.up. fcoged Coz alfh y
punch on The 8aw The call 90 time saved
snn from a knHc kogt IA the Tenth fs1T
had "a the best ~ ID. BURNS rlJnrhinF ~
save himself a. the inst. The referee De.
etiafsJ The fight ayRW
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uR. SMITH DECLINED.
would Not Accept Minnesota sena-
for~htp Al Interim.

MFNNTAF0IIs MIMI Nef I-rNNY,
Iind who A = Democrat hgk Informally
oYerad fh. appointment as Nniled states
nenmfor "a interim m succccd senator
Davis to O. A. Davis, wealthy SWEDISH
Arnerf-en hfr4her1aan ~ this city. and "A
Rrruhllran. Mr. Smith. however deciln-
"a TIE rsoner
The wnte~uhYx hppniutre would serve
only until The legislature, = Rich meets
next month. elects successcr.
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ME.tfrHGs Tsan Dsf q. nolAs rai4s me
es&sssd us4spssKAi tAAstta0 6gsirt. eIstaiess ts
rsadtxftqn fasss4t 10 trfrstiaz ~ Wall itA
s-sstsrra ixtsus1shf cNaTffssa 81 ti,e ~ fts
Itaesis &fslsta cluh. issse a egqpf u atsut
M .e-tazf
1i.sss Wis tad fsss rs;nfaes ifrss 3sssisa1. nss
: ssftfF fsseFiis M taht De. gigt sra ~. ~
ft7as fssfsis. nHsa patse ffie9ss saf sffissasst
ts.su e. tAss. 49, STR 80 isSs4eias n ,tf
fssr.h fassas - hs8 gtsla6a his on va
ssasstas thf4a Hs ~ w-sslgt, t.ssfl.os fatH csa
uss aesEss e. rearf~d rah 10 esti fet IDS
hatHs hs=a iausea ~ ttF rsfoehss saaaa
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CONCORD, n a., Dee. A.-Mrs Mary
r. Green. of This city. and John u. Hcyt,
On Nashua. FIRST cousins % the late
Charles N H8yt. have retained counsel
10 contest the probate ~ the piayHflghtH
VIII The grounds ~ contest VIII be
that IFdvf was - unseund mind when he
made hts viii and that 4 hnd bat two
vgi.rpssge. instead % thrre. az called FOR
81 no slainiea OF View Nnmpshlre.
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TIENTSiN. Dee. 3.-~Tang Wang Huang,
the author of the outrages upon the Pno-
tingfu missionaries. arrived today ana was
paraded through the road IN cart. under
a strong German guard previous to being
handed over to the provisional govern
ment for decaritation.
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rmEIR LIyEs ,nE ~ DANGER.
Wen Responsible for Death Of Con-
stabse balm Nay lie Iynehed.

FORT WORTH. Tex Dee 4 Eugene
Faulkner and J ". Chapman. accused %
numbering Constable Peter Rain 80
Dallas hy saturaginE his clothing with
tarpentinc and then aripe it were hroQght
here by strong sheriff guard and
lodged VA Sail. -rhry narrowly escaped
being lynchcd The officers here are an-
prthensivc that an effort may he made
that the prisoners will ~ burned st the
stake 81 they falf sutn the hende az Tho
dead cuuetah,e'a friends The prisoners
rNfnaN ~ aakn MnN stAtsgnnnl.
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BEVERLEY Mass. Dee -Four
schoanerN w1re driven ashore IN d gale,
certain The @ehuounrs afs the q q u
Hines. nf Caiais lumber laden from
Bangor 90 Boston Schooner Victoria *
BAngor bound for New York Charles
FAnfs, 81 luboC. BANGOR for New York
Min lumber and schooner nauac un.
known. probably a coaster.
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t.ROoksToN. Mimi Dec 4-The aEfi-
cultural lands Ia me slur coded townships
on the White Earth reservation Wero
thie morning ard ~ moan nearly every
availahle piccp ~ sanR had heHa fied on
Everything PASSED w with the utmost
regularity ard very quietly large aum.
beg % thnsu who aled claims left Ter ms
y,safr,sagf0n today
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Los Angel ~. CAL Dec -aN arrpifte
r.-Frt,.,s ~ e,sE4sFHsve slerlspn fn -
rltt saas il.a, ~ p srXaeg, ~ neco-
sraf5r nominee for nnSaf Nas eiefiat ~
I, s.tufrFar uasf Herman Silver tne Es-
r,,lt,iIra- ranfifats 0t ae The NcFuh-
ira-s eifctea seven * the uins cnHneh-
~a6r ara nvs ~ the eight other ma1ici-
raf officers
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HE HAD A CLOSE CALL


LONDON. Dec. f.--James @. Stowe. the
United States consul general at Cape
Town. landed at Southampton today In
the Identical coat worn when the Beers
held up his train while he was on his way
to Pretoria on a special mission. A bullet
hole In the collar OF his coat testified 20
the narrowaess OF his escape. Mr.. Stowe
liscaed the guerrilla warfare in progress
the civil war in the United States.
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>...xx. yNRK nee PHYSICIANS al
.sss. Yscut Commander RsynalA r.
Nm vchase skull was fractured ev a
sel,,- str,her AZ tho navy yard here yes
tsrsisr are today more hopeful 81 ths pa
ssrnfss recovery.
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INDIANAPOLIS Dec t-fu ths griui-
naf cs,iart Saday Iohn "a Hlgelns member
n .ae cssF council was seHtenrea Do TIE
qfnfa rfiaeU FOR An iHstc1rita ttfN BE-
wen tWta ard fourteen &eHrs Higgins
was converted Cos oFfrinE io ACCEPT g
hsskt for promising % Nnsa measure
through 100 tuUsi03
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NEW YORK. Dec. 4-owen MURPHY.
who was for more than Z naf e,e 49,
Ira and a man well known n Wali
street. is dead from old age AZ BrooAisn'
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