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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-14
SHOOTS AT OFFICER.
Thomas ConneH Kills a Man and Re-
sists arrest.

Victoria, B. G., Nov. 13,-Thomas
Cornell shot and killed William Ash
ley, a prosperous gardener, last night.
Hearing the shots Mrs. ConneIl ran out
Of the house and. stopping passing
car. told the mOtorman. COnnell made
a search for his wife. but was told by
little girl that she had gone out. He
came upon her talking with the motor
man.
He said: Il threatened to do it and
I have done it." He then took TO the
woods.
A posse searched for him all night
and today when officer Hoskins came
upon the murderer behind d haystack
Cornell fired two shots at the officer,
and then, placing the pistol to his own
head, fired. He was removed 10 the
hospital and may live.
COnnell was separated from his wife
and yesterday threatened her life. She
complained to U0lice, but no notice
was taken of t. ~rnplaint. Young
Ashley had refused 40 work for Con-
nell because of the latter's abuse and
love of drink, which had caused his
wife to leave him.
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SPEAKS FOR ARBITRATION.
Labor Leader Calls It Test Method to
Settle Disputes.

Washington. Nov. 1S-The Industrial
commission today heard the testimony Of
I. p Mccormack labor commissioner of
the state of Indiana. and of Professor
John c. Brooks of Cambridge, Mass.
president of the National Consumers
league.
ar. EIcCormack's testimony was devot-
ell largely TO the subject of arbitra ton
putes was rapidly gaining favor in his
state ia some trades arbitration, he
said. had almost supplanted strikes, and
in many branches of industry contracts
between employers and employees pre-
scribe that in case Of difficulty arbitra ton
shall be TesoTted to without cessation OF
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RIVAL NATIONAL CONVENTIONS OF THE
KNIGHTS OF LABOR HELD At SAME TIME

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 13.-Two
conventions. each claiming to be the
general assembly Of the Knights of
Labor of the United States and Can
ada, are in session in this city as the
outcome Of the split in the ranks of
the order.
The Parsons Wing of the order.
headed by John NJ. Parsons of New
York, as general master workman, ar
rived in the city at noon today, and
was met by Andrew J. O'Keefe of this
city, a member of the national eXecu-
tive board.
The factions headed by John w.
Hayes arrived yesterday and this
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= acts

Mrs. PSnEEEasss nar..
ally attends 90 6er I t.
FaseaS0us COFTesBo1sso.e-
with suffering woareg' '''
Her trained assistant.
are ali women
The letters from, v,o,,
are opened by w0T'e'
only 's"
They are read bv w.,
men only '''
They are answered r.,
women and only women.
The correspondents =
SaCF'ealy confidential.
Write for a book Hsr.
Pfsskhasss haS 5usf D1,S =
Hsksed which contains Io[-
EeF:S from the 71avor -
ky7ns the postmaster NJ
lynn ana Others Of ho.
0VNEs city sVbo have FnsF5o
careful Investigation,
Hrs Pjnkhans has
bGlpea a million w0gssC
who suffered with femsIo
troubles She can curo
YOU Her address fs
Zy1Sss Mass
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DAILY LIES IN STATE.
OF the Mining Man to Be
In Montana.

New York, Nov. l3.-The body of Mar
Gus DAILY remained today in the recep-
t.-.. room of the house he intended to
make his home, 735 Fifth avenue Many
v---to-y- left their cards there, with ex-
pressions of their grief and the family
received many kilograms of coincidence
from Mr. Days friends in the west.
A requiem mass Will be celebrated at
and the burial will be in Montana. The
pail bearers will be J. 3. Haggin. John
W Mackay. Henry II. Rogers, William
/ Bull Hugh J. Grant, John A Sullivan,
II. Y. Parsons and William Scanl0n.
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COLONEL HARRISON OUT.
Son Honorably Dis
charged From the Army.

Washington, Nov. 13.-Major Rachael
Echverria, surgeon u. S. V. has been
honOrably discharged from the army,
his services being no longer required.
Majors Nallery, Harvard. William g.
GOrgas and J. r. Keane, surgeons. have
been detailed to represent the medical
department of the army at the Pan
American Medical congress to meet in
Havana, Cuba, Dec. 26-29, 1900
Lieutenant Colonel Russell b. Harri-
son, inspector general L. s. V, has been
hOnorably discharged from the service
of the United States to take effect Dec
1 next, his services being no longer re-
quired. Colonel Harrison is a son of
ex-President Harrison and has served
in the volunteer establishment since the
outbreak of the Spanish war,
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ported TO be resting comfortably
Last April the Potter residence was
entered by pOrch-cIimbers, who secured
$4,000 in diamonds and iewelry and
escaped without leaving a clew. This
time, however, nothing was obtained.
Half a dozen suspects were arrested,
but were released after giving sufficient
accounts of themselves
Last nights attempted burglary
marks the climax of a series of hold
ups and burgIaries which have taken
place in the past few days and today
Chief of Police Ripley issued orders
for the immediate arrest of any known
crook N the city.
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FOR SCHOOL OF MINES.
Patent Issued For Land In Salt Lake
District.
tSuecial TO The Heraldl

Washington, d. G., Nov l3.-Tbe score
tasv of the interior has approved a pat
ent OF 10,534 acres in the Salt Lake CITY
land district OF Utah for a school of
mines The secretary has dismissed the
motion for review of the land Office
decision holding for cancellation The
homestead entry Of Samuel Y, Pitts. of a
quarter section in the Salt Lake land ais
trict-
A patent for a stock marker was to-
d. issued Abuer Callison and w S.
Bing. Salt Lake City
Utah pensions Sranted-SpaniSh war.
original: William GarliCk. Salt Lake
CITY. 81. Widows: Lydia 5 Lane Fort
Duchesne. $50
Post0ffiCe at Mcclure, Blaine county.
idaho. ordered discontiT ced and mail sent
- EailaE.
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RoSSLYN Is .ABJECT.
Makes Humble Apology to British
Officers.

Makes Humble Apology to British
Officers.
London, Nov. 14.-LOrd Roberts. in
response to an inquiry from the Prince
of Wales, has telegraphed a denial of
the charges of cowardice made in Lord
Rosslyn's book against British officers
in the Sannas Post affair
Lord Rosslyn, in view of Lord Rob
erts' denial, has written to the Prince
of Wales, regretting that he was mis-
informed, and rendering an apology in
che following language.
I owe to the regiments whose honor
my publication of a grOundless report
has called in question the deepest apol-
ogy and the fullest reparatiOn. I of
fer il TO you, sir, as cOlonel-in chief.
offer 1t to the colonies of the various
regiments. I offer it to every officer,
non commissioned officer and man. and
! sincerely trust that this unqualified
apology viii be accepted in the spirit
in which it is offered -
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Kenyon.-W. Z. AIichaels. Pitts
9bbfg: " I; Cashin', Eyanstoni Frank E.
SMhie eLP EIs Denver MS < W Mas2n
Mason, Lockwood. Mo; Charles A. HaW-
ley, Denver; w. Weist, c. II. Selby, New
York a. Y. Green, Denver; J. R Edg-
hill, NeDhi: w e Pickering, Pittsburg:
4. Alexander, PHILADELPHIA; John Fl.
Kemp. San Francisco; A. F Burton, Og-
den; s NJ Borneau, Kansas City; L, +.
Philips, Chicago; George Bosthwick,
Bunato; c. o. Virgins, indianapolis. Mr.
and Mrs W P. Dunlap, Waukesha; Nr.
and Mrs. B. W. McCausland Saginaw.
mond. Duluth; NJ. Dreshfield. New York;
r Peterson, Provo; James Isachson
Baker City. Charles H Wagner, e H
Harmier, Chicago; A. V. Ween, Denver.
The Cullen-E. J. Beus, Nevada; Chas.
He9~steler, Challis, Ida; William Jones
wife, California; Miss l. SamUels, Noun
tam View; ". NJ White, Beaver City; A
T. i.ew-s, Frisco, Utah; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
!: Hogan, H 7. Sanford Denver; P. NJ
McCrea, Bingham; Eldredge Z. Shelley.
Mt NebO; A. L. TOone. Ogden; P. IdeI-
H nan, GiIheyenne' Myo; Mrs J. freeman,
tic T. 3 Johnson, L. NJ. Miner, St
Louis; Charles r. Johnston Evanston.
Burns New York; George Whitwright,
Bingham; F. NJ. Davis, TOOele; B. l.
Carr, Portland
The Walker-CharIes Mayhorey. Bling
ham; John NeedmOre. Utah: Frank
ks .I! eII Havre, Mont; W. A Bo-
cell, Utah; c. g. Sanford, TooeIe: f. c.
HuRter, savannah, Mo-; J. w. Hanson,
r. s. Porter, Bingham; W. Z. SauIs
Utah; M. P. Avery, Rochester, n. Y:
5 Howe and wife. a W Foreman and
"; Cahoon and wife, Murray; G. F. BYE
EGIo., DenXer; q. T. Walderman, John J.
Watson, Robert A. Jackson, Mountain
Boothe, Claude Brown, Bingham.
The Knutsford-W. T. Clark. Washing
ton, D c; Thomas H ThOrp. CHICAGO.
J. }. Dickey, Omaha; B. Brooks. Denver:
r l. Bradley, Ames. Ia; R II Osborn
san FRANCISCO; NJ. Metz, Chicago: T. w
Fuller. New York; H. s. Turner ana wife.
Brown, Melbourne; J. E Satter New
York; Lorenzo StahI Bingham: Richard
Henry Hodge, Idaho Springs; Count
wife. Kansas City; p. {. Jameson and
VIE, 81 Louis; J. ID. Harding and wife.
Denver eiI e r. Treiber, Chicago; w A.
Weyl. San Francisco. George II knit
ton and wife, Miss S C Knifton Dnn-
YER Colo. William a. DonOhen, Para.
White House.-E. ". Erickson.
EETedTickson, Grantsvilie: z. E. Cutler.
". b klmnel, Boise City, Ida; ". B,
Johns. J. L. Hannifin. Eureka: 6 "
Aldrach, Clear Lake, Utah: F Fowler
Lehi; r. Carson. Fairehld; w. Price and
Brown. California; Frank De La Mr.
souri,; w H Green W. H. RaWaon HilJ )
Falls: William Morrow. Murray: 7 1sib
son and wife, Ogden; James A. KeIi.,
Sahnai II G; Morey, Dorsey Herr. III. p.
and wife. Pocatelio; Mrs J. Miller ~, ~
ton; L RoWbery, crantsville
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morning the convention composed of
delegates Of this faction was called to
order in Magnolia hall by General
Master Workman I. D. Chamberlain
of Colorado, who delivered his annual
address. Preliminary organize ton was
effected, after which the convention
settled down to work
The Parsons faction met this after
noon in Engineers hall and was called
10 order by General Master Workman
Parsons, who delivered his annual ad-
dress.
journment taken until tomorrow morn
ing.
There is much bitterness between the
two factions.
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MAY NOT BE MURDERERs.
Suspects Held For Frost Murder Still
In Denver.

Denver Colo, Nov. 13--Two men who
were arrested sUspec-e ed of the murder Of
Louise Frost at LimCn. John Porter and
John Thompson, are still in Jail here. The
police department refusing To give -l1m
up without more cOnvincinE evidence o-
their guilt A I,nchinE would he almost
sure to follow their ret IT'D tC Linuu lie
physicians who have been examining me
alleged blood stains OBJ ForrgI~ r-1i1.as-
tonight announced tha- they sre unable
to say any of them are blood stains me
Denver officers now express strong a2L2-5
of the boys guilt
Thompson was arrested at EHlaoeLL-.
Colo. and was brought here today DE
has scratches on his body and tells cen
fiicting stories of his whereabouts al --7
time the crime was committee
Lawrence, kanS-. Nov Ed H3H 3 l-t---.
the negro boy under arrest ODD t0.ofatt--.
for aSSaulting Louise Frost I-LL-7--i
lived here. He served a term III me !l. %
reform school for horse stealing ana t.- -,
was sent to the reformato-E for a--a.. -
ing d young girl. He got "El or -t.7 Is.
fOrmatOTy last July. when .e III. rs ~
father and brother went -u -7-.i-o' -
work on q railroad
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THOUSANDS ARE RESCUED.
Superintendent of Life-saving Ser
vice Makes Report.

Washington, Nov. 1S.--S. I. Kimball,
general superintendent of the life-sav-
ing service, in his annual report to
of disasters to dOcumented vessels
within the field of operations of the
service during the year was SEA.
There were on board those vessels
2.655 persons, of whom 2,607 were saved
and forty-eight lost. Six hundred and
seventy-three shipwrecked persons re-
ceived succOr at the stations, to whom
Az days relief in the aggregate was
afforded. The estimated value of the
vessels involved in disaster was S6,127,-
500. and of their cargo $3,422, $50, max
ing total value of property imperiled
S9.470, 1870. OF this amount 1924, $50 was
saved and s., go, 500 lost
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Croce speaks English brokenly He
has recently been dependent on charity,
seeking aid from the United States en-
haSsy, consulate and charitable insti-
tutions, though he contends he is about
10 come into a fortune. Last year he
was arrested at Touloise. imprisoned
and released on the Intervention of the
United States embassy here.
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JIMMY" CORCORAN DIES.
Famous New York Police-HateT
Yields at Last.

New York, Nov. 13.-James Corcoran,
who died in this city, was the subject
of numerous newspaper stories and the
hero of many a New York meIodrama.
He was known as Jimmy COrcoran
and gained most of his fame as the
founder and ruler for half a century
of "CorcOran's ROOst," and next TO that
his fame with his class rested upon
the fact that he hated a policeman,
one of whom he MANNED for life, Just
for exercise"
He was so years old and came to New
York more than half century ago and
built a shack, in which he lived for
many years, after which out of his
earnings as a truckman ne built the
three-stOTy stone house in which he
died and which was known as Cor
coran'S ROOSt."
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II NAMED as GENERALISSIlnO'
Imperial Edict Puts Him II
LUIS Place. -.

Shanghai, Nov, 13.-It is asseL ''1 inf
that the empress dowager mas ' ir,.trsss
ed Sir Robert Hart director Oh IN
imperial customs TO arrange IN
demnity question with the pow Huns
An imperial edict appoints. Us, IL In as
Chang to replace General fun my
generalissimo of the nation
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Storm Sweeps English Channel.

London. Nov. IA fierce gale swept
over the English channel last night
causing a number of wrecks, including
the Hndegarde, bound for Shields near
Weymouth There were no fatalities.
The Ketch GeOrgina was lost off Hay
ling island All on board were
drowned
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Colonel BovIe Is Retired.

Denver, Nov. 19--Lieutenant Colonel
William Henry Boyle, inspector general
of the department of Colorado. was re-
tired today, having reached the age
limit He was born in Bay Ridge. L
l.. Nov ID. 1886. Major Alfred G
Sharpe succeeds him Colonel Boyle
fought in three wars and in Indian
campaigns almost without number.
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CoIIieries Nav Be Sold.

Hazeton, Pa, Nov ia report is cur
rent here tonight thai negotiations are
or Tor the sale of the collieries and wash
cries OF the region owned by individual
Pennsylvania Railroad companies are the
prospective purchasers. None of the ope-
rators heTeabOuts express any knowledge
of the matter
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Ordered Out of France.

Paris, Nov. 1S.-Caesar Della Croce.
who was naturaliZed in New York in
1893, has been ordered to leave France
within twenty-fOur hours or be inn
prisoned. Croce was seen by a repre-
sentative of the Associated Press and
ne said the reasons for his expulsion
were political An Italian by birth.
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COLLEGE Loses Its Charter.

Columbus. O.. Nov. ia u,155rs If
Of custer against Mt, Hope rg. Ole civ
RogersviIIe. Columbus county VIC and
en- by the supreme court loL-- The
the college loses its chaFl Cd vas
ground upon which it was Sim SH5T d.
that the college had been s5--'-7
rIonas
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MURDER OVER A WOMAN.
Jealousy Prompts Charles Harris to
xiii Harrv Barber.

Cheyenne, WyO.- Nov 15--Charies Hsr-
ris shot and killed Harry Barber al
Woods grazing camp ou the Sherman
EiI cutoff today. Both men are cu.orsl
and We're jealous IF d woman They We're
drunt last night and guaTeI5d. and TO-
day Harris attacked Barber al The lsr-
lv- CABIN
Barber was shot four times Harris
escaped and officer; are in pursuit.
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Liscum's Body Coming

San Francisco. Nov 1+.-lH. .-7...-4
Thomas left Nagasaki for SIN L-a5-- If
Colonel Liscum. the "omutI - lis
Ninth infantry, killed al TdHa- VI. z,~5rs-
cum will be a pasSenEtr d.. ..r rares
co~t under the escort of General
H. Wilson
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THEFT CAUSES RUIN.
Stock Brokers Are Forced to Make an
Assignment.

New York, Nov 13-The firm of Grant
Brothers, stock brokers. made IN assign
ment todaE to E q. Stedman, and the
assignment was made the basis of d lot
Of rumOrS which IL substance were to
the effect that the stOppage of the firm :
bu--ccSs was due to defalcatiOn- The
amount of the defalcatiOn was placed at
from S150.O00 to S115000, but up to the
present time no one connected with the
E-.o VIII admit or deny the rumOTs that
are flying around and just where they
started is not known
The firm was prominent on the stock
exchange some years ago, but of late
has been inactive Mr. Stedman says the
liabilities will be below 100000 and prob
ably less than half that sum. and of late
the Grants have been winding up their
affairs. The assignee will make a state
ment tomorrow.
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Strike NAV End Soon.

Terre Haute, Ind, Nov. 1S.-The strike
of the hosting engineers in the Indiana
coal fields which was declared Monday
may be settled IN few DAYS Today
ten of the Indiana operators signed the
Illinois scale for one year. The signing
of the scale means an eigEC-hour dav and
a % per cent increase in wages.
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HOLLAND TO AID Beers.
Ready to Buy New Land For the
Exiles

London, Nov. 14.-Holland has ex-
pressed a willingness, says the Berlin
correspondent of the Daily Express. to
purchase on behalf of Mr.. Kruger for
the exiled Beers a portion of German
southwest Africa
The government has officially in
formed the colonial council that il will
gladly grant permission to / :. coo Trans
wall Beers to trek through the Kala-
hari desert to territory in German
southwest Africa.
Arrangements, therefore. are now be
ing made to welcome the vanquished
Beers as a new and valuable element
for the colony.
The LOkal AnZeigeT points out that
Bismarck in 1898 spoke encOuragingiy
of Beers as an acquisition for that part
Of GeTmany's colonial empire
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Willard Eulogized In Germany.

Berlin, Nov 1S.-The papers today
unanimously deplore the death of
Henry Willard and publish euiogies of
MS career and character, praising es-
pecfally his kindness and philanthropy
toward the people of his native city,
SDeyer.
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Buv Property at Rawlins.

Especial Corresponds"
Rawlins. Wyo.. Nov. ia DENY ri. e'-P
pauy composed of John g.. 'r.-.'. ID.
Gallup. R ~ Morrison, Charles r. n-s5
lev and Edward York have f#T Sc
from the Union PACING -raa. q. OF IL -
acres adjoining this place H.t "-- E-5-
and sell il. The Denver me. ~ -.~s
look for buiIdtnE boom here az L,1"---
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Monitor rs Accident.

Washington. Nov ia bent piston
rod caused the return of the monitor
Monterey 10 Hongkong soon after size
had started for Canton. The damage IS
slight, according TO reports to the navy
department.
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AIMS AT NEGRO VOTE.
Georgia Legislator Introduces a Suf
trace Bill.

Atlanta, Ca. Nov. 3.-ReDresentative
Hardwick introduced a bill in the gem
eraI assembly today providing for an
educational and property qualification
Clcuse for suffrage in this state
The bin is similar to that enacted in
North Carolina. A bill similar to the
one introduced today was presented at
the last session of the legislature by Mr..
HaUdWick, but failed of passage.
The measure IS expected to raise the is
sue of a constitutional convention for
Georgia, and is said to be presented Tor
that purpose. If the measure should be-
come a law IL would greatly restrict the
nero vote in the state.
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Powder Factory Blows I'm.

San Francisco. Nov 13.-The gelatine
mtX!n- house of the Giant Powder com
pany at Sobrante. fifteen miles from here
was blown up today John G. HoffeImpier
forc-cen. md two Chinese were Killed
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LEATHER TRUST IS SAID TO PLAN A
S5O,OOO,OOO CATTLE COMBINE

Cleveland o. Nov. 13.-George b
Loving of Fort Worth, Tex. passed
through Cleveland today on his way to
New York, where, according to an af-
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ternoon paper, he viii conclude nego-
tiations for a $50, 000 900 cattle trust,
which viii absorb fifty Texas ranches.
Ofncers of the leather trust, it is said,
viii furnish the capital
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Prominent Mason Is Dead.

San Francisco, Nov. 13.-ThOmas
HUb3rd Caswell. sovereign grand com
mander CT the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite, of the southern jurisdic-
ton OF the United States of America,
died at his home in this city today,
aged IS.
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Another Election Riot Death.

Denver. Colo, Nov. l5--H.uH-oH 80 az.
son. a cOlored deputy sheriff N-' .a= Ed
in the election riot in this eL.t- .~ ~ he
This is the third death resulting ...--
riot
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Pont Arrires at Havana

Havana. Nov. l3.-EHaa Root. here
states secretary OF var. arm .,7,-55a
this evening on the Ward liner.
which fefr New York SaruT-a-.
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To Cure a cod In One Dav

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if 1t
fails to cure. L. ". Groves signature
is on each h~x 25c-
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Plague Spreads In Egypt

Cairo, Nov. 1.-Two fresh cases of
bubonic plague are reported in Alex
andria.
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ALONG With tha D. Lantern.

Detroit Free Press)
Bv this time it IS believed that Mr.
Hanna has all the doubtful states locked
" IN the safe.
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Snow In Wisconsin.

La Crosse, Wis. Nov IA heavy SNOW,
storm ragged here today The merc1r,
tel TO twenty degrees The snow seems
10 De general throughout the northwest.
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Gastronomic Zeal.

Indianapolis Press)
rs Kits anything of a hunteT2"
We'll he never lets up when he gets
track of 4 Welsh rabbit"