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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-16
SANTA FE STRIKE.
There Are no New Developments aud
Neither side Il Discouraged.

There Are no New Developments aud
Neither side IL Discouraged.
Galveston. Dec. IS. There are no
startling developments at the headquar.
tiers Of the Order Of Railway Telegra.
pliers A large numbsr Of encouraging
reports FROM the men up the line were
received While no one dares 90 predict
that the end is near. the shadows cast
would seem 70 indicate that the end il
not far OF The strikers are Arm in the
statement that not "a man has weakened
and that the members Of the order have
remained loyal to their organization and
faithful to their obligations.
The reports from the Santa Re officials
likewise are encouraging from the COM
view point, and yet no formal announce
ment has been made Of settlement Of
the strike.
Despite the statements Of the official,
that there Is no congestion At any point
on the road. there several towns that
have made protests.
~ Ben Franklin merchants say th'
! railroad company has had no agent Their
for week aud they are unable % secure
their goods from the depot. The sam
condition prevails ut Morgan and a
I Caldwell
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Mexico City, Dec. i5.-There is some
comment in newspapers here over the
fact that the new japanese minister on
being presented 20 President Diaz made
his speech in English being unacquaint.
ed with Spanish. Formerly IL would
have been proper for a new diplomat to
make his presentation speech in French.
Mexicos diplomatic relations with
Japan are very ancient In 1919. eight
years before the pilgrims landed at Ply.
mouth. Mass. MeXico's diplomatic vice.
roy rent AN embassy 10 Japan and two
years later a japanese ambassador with
a suite Of 100 persons arrived here.
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The City Council.

Tho City Council met Friday night
aud installed VI. Parker, alderman,
10 hll the uneNpircd term Of Jno. NJ
Lawrence, resigned. The Council
heard the message OF Mayor Mooring
aud took up the matter VI fixing the
salaries Of officers for the ensuing
term, but deferred this matter until
another meeting. The Mayors Mes
sage, being q very important docu-
ment, is published in full elsewhere
in The Eagle, together with the
tables accompanying same. The
Eagle concurs fully in Mr.. Mooring' :.
suggestions, aud 1t Is to boz hoped
that the proper solution Of the mat
ter may be found by the council
one that will meet the ease. and vet
do Justice 10 all interests concerned
The council adjourned to meet next
Friday afternoon az o'clock to take
the matter up again for final action.
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CHINESE PROPOSITION.

The Empssor Make. Kaswa some Terms
which ne WIN Accept.
Ten Tsin. Dec. l6.-According 10
Chinese reliable sources OF information
the Chinese emperor will agree 70 the
following;
/. Indemnity to the amount Of 7oo.-
ooo. COO taels payable within 90 years
and guaranteed by the hkin.
q The erection in Pikin Of suitable
monument TO the memory Of Baron Won
Ketteler.
5. An imperial prince. another near
relative 10 the emporer. 10 20 70 Berlin
to apologize and express regret for the
murder
g. Foreign troops TO hold the lines Of
communication between Taku and
Pekin.
5. Punishment Of boxer leaders.
9. Candidates for districts where anti.
foreign outrages have been perpetrated
not TO be allowed TO compete in the Chi.
n.se exercises In Pekin for five years.
2. Abolition Of the tsung Ii yamen.
8. Foreign ENJOYS 10 have access Il
the emperor at all times
Q Importation Of arms and Ammuni
ton into the province Of Chi Ii b. abol
/ ished.
10 The land and sea forts beinG
shang Hal Kwan. raku and Pekin Il
b. DESTROYED.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-16

Brazos Camp W. o. W. elected
the following officers Friday night:
Jnu. Ettles. consul commander;
Claude Walker, advisory lluet. :
Henry Lawrence, banker; j. Il.
Reed, clerk; W. u. Roman. escort
W. G. Fountain, Waterman; II. l..
Fountain and -. s. Reed. medical
examiners; r. II. Johnston. repre-
sentative grand lodge; W. II.
Walker, board manager.
am still In the stove repairing
business. Any one wanting their
stoves put In first class condition,
either cook or heater, will be- Ia
their interest To have me call at once.
II YOU dont see me drop me postal,
w. w. Griffin, Bryan. dec27
If you can't call during the day we
shall take great pleasure In showing
you our handsome stock of Xmas
goods In the evenings. Our store re-.
mains open until 10 p. IN. Wilson
Jenkins Drug Co. dil
There IL not the sameness about
our holiday goods you so often find
In other lines. We buy from manu-.
facturers and obtain their very --latest
. ideas. Wilson jenkins Drug Co. dil
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-16

Beaumont Tex, Dec. rs. This coun.
" Is full ~ homeseekers from the north
and northwest. About 300 came down
on the Kansas City Southern railroad
and are scattered through the county
now, in company with local real estate
agents Immigration agents and real
estate men say that these are but a few
Of the large number Of immigrants and
homeseekers who will visit the Texas
coast country this winter. Many Of
them come here prepared to purchase,
having been convinced OF the profitable.
ness Of rice culture and other modes Of
farming IN this section.
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n. 3 4. O. Time Oard. Rryan
LOCAL NEWS.
Sopunpn,,onrsoons,oon,,,'

Pocket knives at Reads. II
Prof. scott was In from Cotton
wood yesterday.
Joe Route 81 Millican spent yes
terday IN Bryan.
odd and beautiful piece china al
Reads Drug store loit
John II. Royder 81 Wellborn was
in the city yesterday.
Remember the city bakery ior
fresh bread and cakes. dti
Miss Minnie Bullock was visitor
10 the city yesterday.
Drink NJ. Vernon pure rye for sale
by the Exposition saloon. Il
Mrs. G.. NJ. Proctor has two places
for rent. Call and see her. all
Best meal In town on short order
Mt August GiutIre restaurant. -
Kirk Loughridge and John Rat
cliff are here from Wharton.
Miss I.aviuia McConnico returned
yesterday from school at Austin.
August GiuiIre has just received 9
fresh shipment " Malaga grapes. Y
For Sale-The Central hotel pro-
porty. Inquire Of Mrs. j. +
Pic0. u
w. X. Syms was here from Sui
phur Springs neighborhood yester
day.
Try Wild Cherry Phosphate-th,
best drink made. Bottled by W. A
Reed. dZ'
For gentlemen.-Gold or silve
mounted (aN pipes in eases "a a
Ten to onejyou will find what you
want tina holiday line at Read
drugstore. -
For perfumes in holiday packages
lust the thing for gift, at Read
drugstore. II
"You will have to hurry to see th
finest line Of holiday goods In tow
A. Reads. 10
Chas. Arnold and family and Jill
aud Rosa Arnold have returned iroi
north Texas.
Anew tons of hest McAlister Goa
will " closed out ut Cole Bros hil
for gN1 per ton. ulo
Mrs. james Ward Of Dallas is Wis
iting Mrs. V. Il. Hudson aud 9th,
relatives In Bryan.
The Guild Of the Golden Cross Wi
meet at st. Andrews Rectory o
Monday at $3.50 p. m. sharp dlo
Profs. Purycar, Martin, Piitncl
Fountain. Smith, Glesecko an
others Of College were In town ye'
terday.
House for Sale or Rent-Dr. j. |
Fountains home place, possessiol
given January list. See Dr.
Fountain. ~
We are showing a beautiful line
Kid body and dressed dolls 2oc
$3.50. Call and see them. Wilso
Jenkins Drug Co. All
Rev. u. l.. Shettles, the new past
Of the Methodist church for this col
ference yeaSkwill preach this mornir
at II O'CLOCK and Mt 1880 p. IN. Su
day SCHOLARSHIPS a. m.
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lcal
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E.rthnuaLs In Oklahoma.

Guthrie. Dec. 49, A distinct earth
quake shock was felt AZ Cashion. 90
miles northwest Of here Friday morning
about 1'30. The sensation was that Of q
huge shiyering motion preceded by q
low. rumbling noise. similar to the fall.
ing Of round. hollow article Of large
dimensions The shock was strong
enough to awaken the citizens Of the
town who ran out into the streets. No
damage was done.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-16

Monterey. Mex. Dec l5.-It is report.
ed here on good authority that an immi.
nent change in President Diaz's cabinet
will take place on Jan. /. Hon. Manuel
Fernandez. who holds position GORE.
spending with that Of secretary Of the
interior in the United States, will re.
sign TO accept the dictatorship OF the
mint, and will be succeeded by Hon.
Leandro Fernandez, the present direct.
or Of the mint.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-16

Albany, Dec. lb,-Paddy Ryan. ex.
champion heavy weight pugilist, who
was defeated by John L. Sullivan, died
in Green Island. n. Y. Ryan was
heavy weight champion before no lost
to John L. Sullivan in the famous fight
in Mississippi.
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Christmas Excursions.

Dec. -. II and y, 1901, II. 4 r. G.
will sell round trip tickets 10 points
In Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi,
Florida. Tennessee, Kentucky, North
Carolina, South Carolina and New
Orleans. Tickets good 80 days
Buy tickets via II. 4 T. c., Houston
and New Orleans and secure through
ears and quick time.
W. >. Wilson,
dec2O Agent
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Zig Cotton Transaction.

Daingerheld, Tex, Dec IS. - The
largest cotton sale ever made in Dain-
gerteld was consummated here by X. n.
Tnylor, n merchant Of this place who
sold A. Norden and Co.. OF Shreveport.
la, 100 bales for something over
$4,000.
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FATALLY nurn.d In a Vat.

Brazil, Ind. Dec. i5.-Jessio Gray,
moulder employed Mt Crawford, Nc
Crimmon & Co.'S machine shops, slipped
while making casting and fell in vat
Of melted iron, receiving burns that viii
provo fatal.
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Notice.

Having decided 10 move we will
make no more sittlngs after Decem-
her 2Oth.
Thanking the public for their
liberal patronage We remain. YOur,
truly, Willis & Coleman. deco
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The New Road.

The &. w. 4 Il. V. offers the poo-
pie of Bryan the best through service
for the holiday excursions. Ask
agents for full particulars. dl2
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MnTERs AND OPERATORS
Likely to Make Concessions and
Come 20 an Agreement.

Likely to Make Concessions and
Come 70 an Agreement.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. 2G-Tha
delegates to the conference between tbs
miners and operators who remained in
town over Sunday spent the day loung.
Ing about the hotel0 and talking the aits
uation over. Surface indications ars
that both sides stand ready 70 make
some concessions, and the probability ID
the first meeting OF the Joint scale com.
mittee after the delegates have talked
the situation over to-day, will result In
each side getting out some hint Of what
these concessions are.
The final outcome OF the matter. 40
predicted by those who have attended
other conferences. e that the operators
will pay few cents per ton more than
their first ofIer Of nine cents advance,
the miners will come to the screeu
agreement remaining as It is at present,
and the Illinois miners will come into
the double standard agreement. now. in
force in the three other sta4eS Of the
competitive field. In order TO aTTiVO'at
this settlement, suflcient pressure Will
be necessary to bring the Illinois mineFE
into a compact of this kind.
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POPS PROPOSE
TO NOMINATE
BRYAN FIRST,
With Some .'Irreproachable" South
ern Man for the Vice Presi-
dsncy, and the
DEMOCRATS TO PLAY SECOND
Eiddle-Pops to Demand that Demo-
cracy Endorse Defeat to Lay
at Door Of Democracy

AUSTIN, Texas. Jan. RS.-The Pop
ullsts of Texas publicly announce that
w. j. Bryan will accept the nomIna-
tlon Of that party for President II 1t is
rendered him. The following circular
letter, outlining the plan of action foE
the coming campaign, was to-day Is
sued by Chairman j. H. Foster, who
claims to secure his information and
the propositions outlined direct from
the national headquarters. The Circu-
lar letter is addressed to all county
chalrmen, and reads as follows:
"Dear sie-You are no doubt aware
of the fact that II the Bryan Democ-
racy. when they meet in natIoGal con-
ventlon, reaffirm the Chicago platform
of 1896. with a direct legislation plank
as an issue, and 1t seems probable that
they will, and nominate w. j. Bryan
and some irreproachable southern man,
that such action will be the death OF
our party. Should the Democracy do
this It will be only a repetition Of their
policy and plans, and like the advocacy
OF 16 to /, be short-llved, In view OF
such action on the part of this new
born Democracy. 1t is the duty Of every
Popullst who loves the principles he ad-
vocates to lend his aid to thwart the
destruction of'his party,
"a plan has been suggested and is
being discussed all over the nation, The
details of this plan are in part:
THAT when our national convention
assemblies that 1t reaftirm the Omaha
platform. with direct legislation as the
paramount issue. nominate W. j.
Bryan Cand the assurance has been
given by Mr.. Bryan's friends that he
will accept the nomlnatlon). and some
southern Populist-thst the free sill
yer Republicans will lndorse the plat
form and its candldates-that Mr.,
Bryan's friends will go before the ma
tional Democratic convention with u
demand for the endorsement Of the ac-
tIon OF the PopulIst convention, and 1t
Is argued that they will not refuse. In
the event that they do SO. Mr. Bryan
may refuse the nomination at the
hands OF the Democracy. This action
Of itself will, by the Democrats signal
ize their utter defeat. and also that of
the Popullsts. but defeat will lay at
the door OF the Democrats"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-29
QUIET AT FRANKFORT.

Rumors of Another "1nvasion" De-
nied-Gil- -Brister Contest WIN be
Heard To-day-Msjority Report
win be Presented by Republicans.
FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. IS. = Poll
ticians of both parties took a rest to-
day. and the lobby OF the Capitol hotel
was more quiet than 1t had been for
Beveral weeks. Last night the leaders
OF both parties were in caucus. that OF
the Republicans being prolonged until
a late hour. No action OF any kind
was taken during the day, however.
There were persistent rumorS all day
that another detachment Of men from
the mountains would arrive IN Frank
fort during the first half Of the week.
L, G. Sebree, campaign manager for
the Republicans. denied the story posi-
lively. Nobody Is coming that |
know Of" he said, and II there was
any organized movement among the
Republicans 10 come to Frankfort l
would know OF Il. No such thing is
contemplated by anybody"
Tomorrow morning another contest
viii be heard in the house, that OF Gill,
Democrat, against Brister, Republican,
from Logan county This case was
made a special order for Saturday
morning, at the same time as the Van
Meter. Berry case. The majority OF
the contest committee is composed OF
Republicans, and will report in favor OF
Brister. A minority report viii be
presented in favor OF GILL
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sP1oN KoP RE-TAKEN.
Beers Made Desperate Charse-Faced
Fire unAinchingly.

BOER HEADQUARTERS, MODDER
sPRuIT, UPPER TUGELA, wedncs-
day. Jan. "a, Midnight, via LOurenzo
Marques, Thursday, Jan. 25-Somc
Vryhsld hurghers from the outposls oil
the highest hills OF the splon Kop group
rushed into the lOager, saying that the
Kop was lost, and that the English had
taken II. Relnforcements were ordered
up, but nothing could be done for some
time the hill being enveloped in thick
mist.
At dawn the Heldelberk and Caro-
other commanders. began the rs.
cent Of the hill. Three spurs, preclpl-
tous projections. faced the Boer posi-
tions. Up these the advance was made.
The horses were left under the first tor
Scaling the steep Hill, the Beers
found that the English had improved
the opportunity, and entrenched heav.
lily. Between the lines OF trenches was
an open Veldt, which had 10 be rushed
under a heavy Are. not only from rifle
fires. but OF lyddIte and shrapnel from
field guns,
Three forces ascended the three
spurs CO-ordinRtely, under cover Of iir-
luz HINN SNuAN IA uppot - ~ ANNebNN sAAAN "
blg Maxim. The English tried Ia rush
the Beers with the bayonet, but their
Infantry went down before the Bncr
rifle fire nR before scythc.
The Boer investing party advanced
step by step until . o'clock In the after
noon. when white flag went up. and
one hundred and IlTty mon in the front
trenches surrendered, being sent ms
prisoners to the head lnagor.
The Boer advance continued on thc
two kopics east OF Splon Kop Many
Beers were shot, but so numerous were
the burEhCrs that the gaps MED
automatically Toward twilight they
reached the summit " the second kopjc,
but did not get further.
The British MnNIms bclchGd ilamc,
hut a wall Of tire from the MNuserH held
the English bRck Their center, under
this pressure. gradually gave way and
broke abandoning the position
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SENATOR ELKlNS

Urged on All Sides to Become the
vice Presidential Candidate-Ap-
uropriations Available for River
improvements in West Virginia.
wheeling Government Building to
Come Up Friday.
Special Dispatch to the Intclllgenccr
WASHINGTON, D, c., Jan. 2s.-sen-
ator ElkIns is being overwhelmed with
letters and kilograms, not only from
his own state, but from almost every
section OF the country, concerning the
couplIng OF his name with the vice
presidency. Business men everywhere
are urging him to accept. Notwith-
standing this, the senator remains pas
O,Re. AS heretofore stated In the Intel
lIgencer, he is doing absolutely nothing
either way. lie said tonight that his
position ls what It has always been,
governed solely by his desire for Re-
publican success in state and nation,
and he regards his duty to the Presl-
dent to be to do or say nothing which
would In any wise cmbarrass him.
The committee on public buildings
and grounds will next Friday, take up
the bill introduced by Senator Scott,
which provides for the erection OF a
government building In Wheeling. The
cost Of the proposed structure IS TO pe
81, 900 900
Chairman Burton, Of the house COM
u hmu hnnn
advised by General Wilson, Of the war
department, thnt appropriations Tor
river Improvement are now hVaiIab'e'
ia follows:
MonongahclR river, In West virginia
sBS1, ,3O7; In Pennsylvania. S5I6lS Great
Knnnwha river. 1901 s6S.
with other congregational ladies' at
Wlllard'g Hotel Mrs. Dovcnrr gave
reception Friday evening. More than
three hundred persons called " pay
respects.
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BULLER TELLS THE STORY
OF the Taking of spion KOp by War
ren's Men, the Subsequent Aban-
donment of the Position and Re-
cruising the TuRela.

crossing the Tugela.
LONDON. Jan. 2S.--General Buffers
dispatch to the war office states that
spion Kop was abandoned on account
OF lack OF water inability TO bring
artillery pieces there and the heavy
Boer firing. General Butler gives no
list OF casualties. His whole force
Withdrew south of the TuEela river,
with the evident intentIon of reaching
Ladysmith by another route.
Following is the text OF General
Buffers dispatch. dated spearmans
Camp. Saturday, January &c, 6;1o p.
M:
"on January 20 Warren drove back
the enemy and obtained possession Of
the southern crest OF the hill extend
ing from the line Of Acton, Homes and
HongerspOort to the western Lady
smith hills: from then to january 25
he remained in close contact with the
enemy,
'"rhc enemy held a strong position
on a range OF small koplcs. stretching
from northwest to southeast across the
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SAFE CRACKERS
Net 4neir Match at Quincy, 1ll.-TwO
Killed by ofRcers and the Third
Wounded, but Refuses to Talk.

Met 4neir Match at Quincy, Ill.-TwO
Killed by oMcers and the Third
Wounded, but Refuses to Talk.
QUINCY, Ill.,. Jan. 2S.-QuInCy police
officers last night killed two expert safe
blowers. supposed to be from Chicago,
and seriously wounded another The
men are believed to he the same who
recently operated in G0lesburE, Free
port aud other Illinois cities, making a
specially of cracking safes In building
and loan association offices,
on January the safe In the offices OF
the Adams County Building and Loan
Association, in this city, was blown open
Mt the noon hour. and cash and gecliri-
lies amounting ~ 100000 taken, SRtur-
day last three men came 10 Moccker's
Hotel two OF them registering from
Kansas City The proprietor suspected
them, and warned the police. and when
one Of tho men went out he was shau.
owed by Detective George Koch. The
Officer finally asked the suspect to 60 TO
the station and explain himself. The
man drew pistol and pointed II at the
officers heart. but as he did so Koch
flashed his own pistol, ana uIcu louU
shots. Three took effect and the man
fell dead This occurred at u O'Clock
Saturday night. In front Of the New.
comb Hotel. Meanwhile, officers had
examined the baggage Of the suspected
men. and found II Included burglar
tools. skeleton keys. dynamite sticks
nnd nItrO-ElyCerin, When the other
two men returned to the Moeckcr lo-
lei, nj 9 o'clock this morning, they
found the hotel surrounded by officers
ThCy ran into the hotel saloon, and
loaded their revolvprs Then cnsucd q
running fight In the hotel corridor. one
man reached To street pursued by
chief Of Police John Ahcnrn. He turned
to fre. and Ra he did 80 Ahcarn Sent a
bullet. CrQshlng through his skull. He
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died IN few minutes. The third man
was shot on che stairs, by omcer
Charnhorst, and sank to the door with
broken hip. He refused to Ray who
his aceOmpliceS were. When the men
came here. January 8, they registered a.
j. n. Burt and H. 3. Crowley. Satur-
day, Burt was registered 40 G. H.
RogeFB From letters found on his
person, Il appears he also used the name
Of G. n. Prince, Of Chicago. The wound.
ed man refuses to give his name.
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weather Forecast for To-day,

For Ohlo-FRIr Monday, with warmer In
northwest portion; Tuesday fair and
warmer; fresh westerly, shlftlnS to south.
For West Virginia and Western Penn
syIVRnIn-Fair aud cold Monday: Tuesday
fair and warmer: brisk nOrthWesteriY
winds
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Buller's Forces.

1t appears. General Butler had alto
gether Rve brigsdes, wholly or partly
engaged. General Coke's. General Hid
yards. General Harts, General Wood
gates and General Lyttleton's, and the
g7O casualties already announced in
Lyttleton's brigade are thus explained
Much mystery still surrounds the re-
treat 1t is possible that General Bull
Ter has withdrawn his whole forces.
but It is generally assumed that Lyt-
tleton's brigade and Lord Dundonald's
cavalry and other troops are stIll on
the north side of the Tugeia.
Buffers confidence that the Beers did
not molest his retreat, because they
had been taught to respect the fighting
powers OF the British soldiers. is not
shared in London. 1t is thought rather
that the Beers had some other plan In
store or did not wish to waste their
men.
Large arrivals OF troops are due at
Cape Town during the week.
The war office. anticipating great
crush at tho opening OF parliament, has
placed new restrictions upon visitors
during the session.
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The temperature Saturday ~ observed
BY {. Schnepf druggist, corner Of Market
md Ennri eenlh atrneLa. was as lnlloNa: