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A dispatch from the Boer head
quarters near Dordrecht says:
The British have been compelled
TO retreat from Dordrecht. Fighting
continues around Colesberg, where
the British occupy some of the out
side koI ics. Bullets are dropping i'm
side the town
London, Jan. S.-Gen. French re-
ports serious accident" TO the list
Suffolk regiment. Four companies of
the regiment attacked a Boer posi-
ton. Lieut.. Col. Watson, in com
mand, was wounded and retreat
was ordered.
Three quarters of the British reach
ed their csmp but the others were
overpowrrcd and compelled TO sur
render Seventy were taken prisoners
Including seven officers.
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BATTLE RAGING.
Gen. White Reports His Army Sur
rounded by Beers in Numbers.
French Reports n "Serious Accident"
TO the First suffolk Regiment
Portion Attacked "A Bocr
Position hut Reiterated.

Londoo, Jan. Seen. Butler has
wired the war office the following
dated January from Frere Camp:
The following message received
from Gen. White at l p. m. Sunday:
Attack continues and enemy has
been reinforced from the south
The following was received at 4
O'Clock from Gen. White: L have
beaten enemy OFF at present. but they
arc still around me in great num-
berS, especially to the south. and l
think renewed attack very probable"
The sun has failed and can not
&c. further information from Lady
smith until tomorrow"
London, Jan. S.-Gen. Forester
Walker, telegraphing from Cape Town
says:
There is no change in the situation
aS regards Lord Methuen and Gen.
Gatasrc.
referring TO my earlier dispatch |
have TO report that Gen. French re-
ports. under date of January 6. that
medical officer has been sent out to
collect all the wounded to the north
east of ColeShurg. The exact list of
persons missing French has not vet
aSccrtaincd. Probably about 20. The
first battalion of the Essex regiment
has been sent TO replace the first bat.
talon of the Suffolk
The position of affairs, tactical and
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BRAZNELL MINE HORROR.
Coroner's Jury Censurcs Roth the
Minc aud fire BOSSES,
Proce .dings Probable

Cniontown. Pa, Jan. G.-Thc coro-
hers Jury III he Bra=ncll mine hor-
"cr. after three hours deliberation
Friday evening, rendered the follow
irg w dict:
I'VE ind from the evidence that tho
mine foreman Of said mine was ncgl-
gent ~ failin.; to see that the mine
VAS in a safe condition before per
nitt ng worl,mcn TO enter We also
believe that the fire boss of said mine
"as negliger, in failing TO make ii
daily verbal report TO the mine fore
man. and we believe both the mine
end fire boss TO be incompetent 10
pcrform their respective duties"
There has Seen no action taken as
set toward prosecuting the incrimi-
mated officials. This will be decided
upon by a conference of the inspec-
tors with Chict Inspector Rodericll at
an cary date. Fridays session of the
coroner's inquiry into the Brazneil
nine disaster was largely devoted to
expert testimony as to the cause Of
he explosion and remedies and pre-
ventions of "A similar disaster.
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PLANS ARE ENDORSED.
Movement Looking Forward to Es-
tabIishing N National Military
Park Nenr Atlanta

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. s.-The move.
meut looLing TO the establishment OF
national militay park on ground
m1da hiss oric by the battle OF Allan
tn and other engagements in this
vicinity during the civil war, has been
given an impetus by the receipt of
letters from many prominent north.
erners er1orslng the plan. Ex-Presi-
dent Harrison writes:
The military incidents connected
with the investment and ultimate cap
turc of Atlanta are certainly worthy
of cOmncmoration and | should be
glad 10 see your project succeed"
During the Atlanta campaign Gen.
Harrison was colonel commanding
the LIST brigade, Sd division Of the
goth army corps. Gen. Harrison took
part i'm all three battles around At.
lanta.
Letters of endorsement have also
been received from Mai. Gen. Daniel
Brtteriicid. of New York, Gen. Co.
burn. Col. Orland Smith and Mai.
GoodsDCe.i.
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storm ragged over the enemy's posi-
tions.
AT $3.50 our troops were still ad-
vancing and had reached point very
near CC,enso. The naval and field
guns were busy dropping shells into
the enemy's trenches along the river
and the forts of the enemy had made
no replJ
Pretoria, Jan. 4.-Field Cornet
Wiser. under date of Tuesday, Janu-
airy ?, reports as follows from Kuru-
man, British Bechuanland:
Il commenced a bombarGment of
Kurliman yesterday. aiming at the
police bHl racks. The fight lasted un-
til in the evening, when the garri-
son surrendered, issuing from the
forts ari yielding up arms.
1--WE took 12O prisoners, including
Capt Bates and Capt. Dennison. Mr.
Hillyard the magistrate. and eight
other ot',cerS. We also captured 40
natives, together with a number of
rifles an" rcvolvers and Il quantity of
ammunition
Fifteen British were wounded
They are being attended by us with
the help of DIR. Bearne. an English
| physician. The horses. oxen. mealies
and flour taken from the prisoners
have been sent to Pretoria by way of
| Nryburg
| London. Jan. s-Gcn. Butler sends
the following from Frcre Camp.
This from White. dated Saturday,
/ 3:15 p. NJ: Attack renewed. Very
/ hard pressed
Il have absolutely no more news,
and there is no sun. There is a camp
rumor that White defeated the enemy
at tins afternoon and took 400 pris-
. On"rS.
Il sent all suitable troops ycstcr-
day TO mike a demonstration at CO.
lonso. Trenches there were all occu-
pied 10y he enemy"
Lourenzo Marques, Thursday. Jan.
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DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND.
The Former Surgeon General of the
Army Expires Suddenly From
Heart Disease.

Washington, Jan. Or. William
y. Hammond, formerly surgeon gen
eral of the army, died at his resi-
dence in this city Friday night from
an attack of heart failure brought
on 10y hurriedly ascending flight Of
stairs. He expired before physician
could be summoned
DR.. Hammond conducted a sani-
tarium here for some years. He had
notable and somewhat checl<ered ca
rcer. He was on the retired list at
the time of his death, but at one time
lost his position in the army, but was
restored after a hard fight. At the
time of his death he was on the rolls
of the United States army as a brig
adler general. retired.
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IN EnrIy Morning Fire

New York, Jan. s.-An early morn.
ing fire that destroyed the brick fac
tory building at Nos. 33s 10 342 East
FiftJ-nin:h street did 100000 dam
age. The building was owned by
Bioomiugdale Bros. and used in part
by then. as storage warehouse and
they arc the chief losers II was oc-
cupicd also by Franklin VI. Wise,
manufacturer Of aluminium goods; 5.
Levy a Co., cigars. and Brown q,
SuithsOp. plaste-crs.
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THE STAMP TAX.
Attorney General GriEgs Gives nm
Opinion In Regard to DiIIs OF
LndinE, Receipts, Etc

Washington. Jan. Sin answer II
a request from the secretary of tie
treasury for an opinion on the sur
ject, Attorney General Griggs has Icid
that upon ills of lading, receipts,
manifcsts and other sInilnr ducu-
mcnts issued by railroad companies
for the receipt of goods - be trars-
ortcd by rail fron. dny place ~ The
United States TO Canada, stamp tax
OF ! cent is payable under the clause
OF the war revenue act headed Elk
press and Freight and that no tax
is payable thereon under the clause
RELAXING 70 gooth exported from a
port or place in he United States 70
any foreign port or place. II is 1lso
held that ire same r'le should 80 ar
piled to shipments sv rail 10 Mexico
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LIEUT.. GILMORE
He Tells Something About His Eight
Months Captivity in Philippines.
e Speaks Warmly of Gen. Aguinal-
do and Very Bitterly Against
Gen. Tino, Who Treated
Him Badly.

Manila, Jan. s.--Lieut. j. c. Gill
Aore, oe the United States gunboat
orlxtown, who was captured by the
Insurgents last April near Baler, on
be coast of Luzon, and rescued n
ew days ago by Col. Luther IL. Hare,
& the I'D volunteer infantry, sat in
he apars-neDt of his sister, Mrs. Maj.
Price. a. the Hotel Oriente in Manila
Yand TOLD "a remarkable story of his
eight months of captivity, ending
with his dramatic deliverance from
death that seemed inevitable.
The steamer Venus came into the
harbor saturday evening from Nigan,
province of South Ilocos. with Lieut..
Gilmore and - other American pris-
foners, including seven of his sailors
from the Yorktown. Lieut.. Gilmore,
offer reporting, came ashore and hob
b12d along, with the aid of a cane, to
the Hotel Oriente. where American
officers and ladies were Waiting
through the halls to the strains of
"Aguinaido March"
Although tanned and ruddy from
keXposurc he is weak and nervous,
showing the results OF .ong hard
ships. lie speaks warmly of Aguinal-
do and very bitterly against Gen. Ii
no, declaring that while in the for
mer's Jurisdiction he was treated
splendidiy, but hat after he fell into
Tino's hands he suffered everything.
Col. Hare and Lieut.. Col. Howse. the
latter OF the saith volunteer infantry,
Rrescued Gillmore's party on December
Us near The headquarters of the Aba
~ river. after they had been ahan-
fdoned ny the Fiiipinos and were eN-
pecting death from the savage tribes
saround them. When the rescuing
force reached them they were nearly
Starved. but were building RATS in
the hope of getting down the river tic
the coast.
Manila, Jan.S circumstance out
of linus, Cavite province, Sunday
morning, resulted in the loss of three
2 Americans killed and 20 wounded. The
enemy's loss is estimated at GO killed
and so wounded.
Col Birkheimer, with battalion OF
the 2Sth volunteer infantry, advanced
toward Noveleta. Mai Taggart, wit h
two battalions of the same regiment.
moved toward Perez das Marinas. \
part of the 4th infantry was engaged
south of linus
Gen. Schwan's column. advancing
to the south, occupied Binan. Onc
American was killed and three were
wounded. Nine of the enemy's dead
were found on the field after the
fight = number of rifles were cap
tured and several prisoners were
taken.
Johnson, a deserter from the 9th
United States artillery, clothed in n
majors uniform. was found among
the insurgent dead at Noveleta.
Gen. Wheaton is moving toward
Perez d ~ Marinas
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FlFTY-SlXTH CONGRESS.
First Session.

Washtngtos. Jan. 4-Senete-Btlis intro
iuccd Wednesday: Regulating appo. MT.
ments 70 civil offices in tho outlayng, de
pcnuSnclcs; TO amend the Chinese cSclu-
SION laws SO as 70 commit their admins
ration 10 the bureau OF immigration !:
nomic relations OF the United States With
emma and the Orient generally Ivy "A com .
mission; establishment OF a department.
OF conSnercc and Industries; regulating
thc manufacture of filled cheese and olco-
rarsarihe and the adulteration OF foods
also Tor pension OF $50 per month To the
widow OF Col Stotscnburg. OF the Ne
nraSka regiment, who was killed in tn 3
ihlIipplneS; providing a fund for the pen
sioning of members OF the life saving
ana revenue cutter service; constitu-
;ional amendment authorizing an In come
House-Bins and resolutions introd ucoA /:
t"r constitutional amendment pcovia
ing that no new state. the territory OF
which is not contiguous TO the United
states, shall be admitted 10y the congress
INTO the union constitutional amend
tncnt authorizing an income tax: join
resolution proposing the following amend
ncnt To the constitution: Congress shat;
late. control or prohibit the same WITHIN
any state. territory. district or an" other
10 navig" ton. including bills extending
ne laws 4 commerce and navigation Ia
Hawaii and To Porto Rico; giving To Gu
pan vessels favorable treatment In Amer
lean ports; allowing foreigners To sue Ia
the United states circuit courts for I'm
IDENTITIES heretofore claimed through tho
state department and Furnishing In tho
federal uocrts; reducing the duty on ~ -.
per used in printing newspapers: to re-.
pear the stamp tax 60 provide for intel-
est on government deposits: appropriate
,nE SJOO,OoO To the representatives OF JAS.
Il. Eads FOR the maintenance Tor ~ years
OF the channel In the south pass. Mtss,s-
sippi river.
Washington. Jan. 5-Scnnte-The gold
currency financial hill Is now before the
senate. and will hold the floor until dis
| posed of. The bill as reported by the fl
| nance committee. while differing i'm text
| from the bin which passed the house
contains all it's cardinal features Senator
Aldrich. who has II I'm charge delivered
| quite exhaustive speech Thursday In
| explanation OF the various provisions.
| House-rhe session in the house Thurs
| day was brief. Twenty minutes time was
sufficient TO pass the Sulzcr resolution. rs
| modified by the ways aud means com
| mittec. requesting of Secretary Gage tn,
| details and all the facts concerning tn,
| transactions OF the treasury department
with the National city and Hanover
| banks of New York city The action o.
the house was practically unanimous Th,
! resolution as adopted was made NOR,
general I'm its scope, and an umcndmCn
was added To cover Information respect
Ing the transactions relating to the sal
OF the New York custom house site.
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EPIDEMIC THREATENED.
Disease i'm tn. Philippines CIos,I,
Resembles che PInguc-Mnny
Towns Are Affected.

Victoria, Il. c., Jan. 5.--Manila pa
pcrs say that an epidemic like plague
is threatening Manila. The Manila
Times states that "It has been learned
from various authentic sources that
in many Of our closely settled neigh
boring towns serious epidemic Dor
dering on plague is raging. The
towns principally affected are Gaudn-
ioupe Mandalogana, Pincda and Mala-
bon, besides IA number of others. The
case is said to be due TO eating the
flesh from animals which have died
from disease.
Whatever the cause there is little
doubt that specie of plague exists
in which most cases prove fatal 1t
is said that the disease carries OF
it's victim within 30 hours f..om it's at
tack and in the country towns medi.
cal aid or supplies are not to be had
readily.
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senntc Committee on Cuba.

Washington, Jan. 5.-The senate
committee on Cuba held it's first meet
ing Thursday. No action was taken,
but there was general discussion of
the attitude OF the United States to-
ward the islands. The prevailing opin
ion seemed TO be favorable 10 the
Teller amendment. promising indie
pendencc 10 the Cubans as soon as
pacific conditions should be restored
There was some talk Of having the
committee make trip 10 Cuba for
the purpose Of investigating condi.
tions there, but no conclusion was
reached.
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strategic. is without alteration. a
Boer medical officer admits il was i'm
tended to leave Colesburg. The enc
my's loss day 0y day from our fire
has been heavy"
London. Jan. S.-A special dispatch
from Frere Camp, dated Saturday,
January e, p. m, SECS:
AT o'clock this afternoon the
whole OF Gen. Clcry's division march
ed out of camp TO attack Colenso.
Gen. HillJard's brigade was on the
left and Gen. Barton's on the right,
with cavalry on the extreme right
"The attack was slowly developed
and at 1870 the British field guns adj
vanced on the center and commenced
Smelling the Boer position from the
flat lane between Hlanwane hill and
Fort WYte.
about this time heavy thunder
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Pastor. VIII prn.ncntc-

Toledo. o.. Jan. SO arrests were
made OF actors at Sunday perform
ances at two thcatcrs, but the Pas
tors Union had two constable- and
several detectives in the audiences
and arrc,ts viii be made The actors
will be taken before a country maVis-
tratc AMI separate trials by Jury Of
each VIII be- insisted upon with q
view 20 harrassinR and delaying mat
tiers so that oven i'm the event Of ulti-
mate acquittaI the managers viii ca
pitulate rather than continue the in
convenience
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MATTHEW S. QUAY.
senate Committee Decide to Rcpor,
Adversely OF Resolution to seat
Senator From Pcnnsyiv

Washington, Jan. 6.-The senate
committee on privileges and elections
Friday decided by vote of To to
make an adverse report upon the res.
olution to seat Senator Quay. The
resolution was as follows:
Resolved, That Matthew s. QUAY
be admitted as senator from the
state of Pennsylvania in accordance
with his appointment, made on ~
~ 1899, by the governor. ~ 81
state" n
The members of the committee vot.
ing for the resolutions were SEN
ators Chandler, Hoar and McComas.
and those opposing Senators Burrows.
Cafery, Pettus and Harris. Senators
lurley and Pritchard were paired.
the latter for and the former against
the resolution.
Inc senate committee on privileges
and elections Friday began it's inves.
tgation of the charges of bribery
made in connection with the election
of Senator Clark, of Montana. Tn,
proceedings were begun by arru.
ments from counsel on both sides.
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DIR. McGLYNN DEAD.
The Once Famous Priest Dies at His
Home In NcyburEh, y. ", OF
Henri Failure.

Newburgh. y. Y. Jan. s.-Rcv. DR..
Edward McGlynn, rector Of st. Ma
rvs church, died at the rectory at
$50 O'Clock Sunday afternoon after
an illness of about seven weeks Of
heart failure. superinduced by Bright's
disease.
\ minor surgical operation was per-
formed on DR. McGlynn Saturday
night, bet this did not effect the pa
ticnt or contribute materially TO his
death.
During the day DR.. McGlynn had
several sinking spells and the physi-
cinas were called early to his bedside
where they remained until he died.
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The l.. A. w. Interested.

washington, Jan. Ct. j. Keenan,,
of Pittsburgh, president of the
League of American Wheelmen. and
Senator Penrose, of Pennsylvania,
had an interview with President Nc
Kinley Friday at which they urged
him to press the claim against the
Turkish government made by rela-
tive of Frank LEM, the American
bicyclist who was murdered near Err
zerOum, in Armenia, in 1894. The l..
a. w. are much interested in the case,
which attracted a great deal of atten-
ton at the time.
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ROBERTS ARGUMENT.
He Snys He Could Chill Attention TO
Numerous Evils in the Country
without Going to Utah.

Washington, Jan. when the Rob
erts committee resumed its sessions
Saturday, Mr.. Roberts went on with
his argument, begun Friday. He re-
viewed the action of the constitution
al convention of Utah. urging that
this carried out the requirement Of
congress for the admission of Utah
as state, namely, that polygamous
marriages should no longer be CON
,racted. In particular. Mr.. Roberts
commended there was no requirement
10y congress or in the constitutional
convention that previously contracted
matrimonial associations should be in
terrupteG.
IF necessary" ne exclaimed. 81 could
call the attention TO ten thousand
evils which threaten the country.
without going 20 the state of Utah"
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Failures in 1900.

New York, Jan. 6.-Failures in 1929
were o,393 in number, with liabilities
of $l23,132.67 The last days Of the
year added a few 10 the number and
some millions to the known liabli-
ties Of firms and banks which failed
TO close TO the end, so that CONNER
cial defaults reached $50, s7a, $50, OF
which $50, 1872, 1914 were in manufacture
ing, S4S,924,771 in trading and Sill
1925 in brokerage, promoting and
other commercial liabilities.
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IntcrnaI ncrcnne DecI.lon.

Washing'on ON, Jan Commissioned
Wilson, OF the internal revenue bu.
reau. has decided that n physician
who prescribes and sells TO his pa
tients whisky, brandy. wine or any
other alcoholic liquor that is not con-.
pounded into a medicine by the adj
mixture OF any drug or medical in
grcdient Herewith, is required to
pay special fax as % retail liquor deal
or. even though the alcoholic liquor
thus furnished be prescribed as a
medicine only and so used
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Had n bad Year.

London, Jan. 6.-The British fire
insurance companies doing business
in the United states according 70 the
financial expert of the Daily Chroni-
Gle, had bad year in 1899, the compe-
tition being so hot that it is getting
doubtful whether it is worth while
TO attempt 20 get business n the Unit
ed States
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French nantrh b. chInr-

Victoria. y. e.. Jan. News has
reached Canton that battle occurred
between native near Wang Chaun
and the Frcnch forces stationed there.
II is said that hhc Chinese routed the
French and Pursued them for some
distance. y fe French loss was 30 kill.
ed. Tic gu hesc losses are not stated.
View FEei BAT Depot for spriBEacId.
SpringaHd, o., Jan. 5.-The Eric
Railroad n viii build a freight depot
on the present site. The building .,
now occupies will be torn down.
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FntnI Fire In New YORK.

New York, Jan. 6.-At least two
persons - unknown women were
burned to death in a fire that occur
red early Saturday morning in a big
tenement house AZ 3O5 East 02d street.
There may be other bodies in the
building. Several persons were in
iured. The police and fircmen rescued
. number Of the tcncnts from the
flames and smoke
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Hnndto Ifnnd FIrht.

Chicago, Jan. Sin a hand 20 hand
fight between members OF the SALIVA
tion army and two men. Albert. Fred
and Peter Koopman. of the army.
were r'OuSiy cut. Emmett -. Craig
and another man got into Sight dur
ing tn, 9rmy's meeting and both turn
ed ON N, mbers Of tn, army who tried
to separate them, using knives.
Craig WAS arrested but the other man
escaped.
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Appointed Surgeon GenernI.

Lancaster, Pa. Jan. ten. Willis
J. Hulings, commandments Of the
National Association of Spanish
American War Veterans. announced
the appointment of Lieut. Col. Victor
{. Vaughan. of the University Of Mich
igan. as surgeon general Of the assoc
citation. Col Vaughan served with the
33d Michigan volunteers
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Chicago, Jan. 6.-Miss Helen Gould
has lent the strength or her name.
backed by a substantial donation Of
$1,000 10 the movement 10 retain the
Women's temple. Marshall Field had
extended the time limit of his offer
Of 100000 for another year.
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CarncrIc.s PromIrc.

Emporia, Ian" Jan. G.-tAndrew
carnegie has promised the cbllege Of
Emporia $4,000 for a library build.
ing as soon as the present debt il
paid. Funds have been raised TO nav
all obligations of the COLLEGE,
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wlh Typhnld Fcycr nn nnnrh.

Halifax. y. S., Jan. Ten cases OF
;vphoid fever were discovered Friday
on board tho steamer Montezuma,
which arrived tuesday from New o.
leans for the purpose OF cmbarking
part Of the second Canadian military
contingent for aervicc in South Africa.
The vessel will be ouarantined
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Prominent rorto Rheims Nvriv.

New York, Jan. Gen. j. w. Da-
Wis, governor of Porto Rico. arrived
here Friday on board the steamer
Ponce. other passengers were Gen.
J. =. Sanger, Col. c. II. Heyl chief
OF the census bureau in Porto Rico:
Lieut. J. Battle and Auditor John w.
Conner.
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Acknowledgements.

New York. Jan. C.-Thc ease Of Mrs..
Malvina Prunicr, of burlington. W.,
against Mrs. Lillian Ash. of New
York, whom she sued for $4,000 dam
ages for alternating the affections Of
her husband. Fred j. Prunier. was
decided Friday when the jury award
cd Mrs. Prunicr $4,000