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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-19
THE NEWS E.PITOMIZED
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

The President offered the vacant In
ternal Revenue Commissionership 10
Joseph II. Marley, Of Maine.
The Treasury Department, scandal
lied by the growth Of Chinese snug
Cling. is making a special effort to
stop 1t.
The twenty-seventh annual conven.
tion of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union opened in Washington.
The Secretary of the Interior decid-
ed to ask Congress for S250,0O0 for ir-
rigation surveys. g. .." .
President Brand and other members
Of the United States Brewers Asso-
citation urged upon President McKin-
ley abolition Of the added war tax. =
Friends of Representative Boutelle,
of Maine, ill In an asylum. will intro
duce a bill to have him, retired as a
naval captain. ...-. -, : 20, = :,
( Lieutenant Lay 81. Eyerhardt was
appointed executive officer Of the
scholarship st. Mary's. =, .,;>''l +,
Senator Frye introduced the Ship
Subsidy bill and addressed the Sen
ate upon it IL - ISL, l.tt !
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CHICAGO ExpLos osIoN KILLS FIVE

Seventeen Injured Railroad Power, House
Destroyed-Loss of s1oo, 900. st5
Chicago Especial, Five lives were
lost and seventeen men and women
were more or.less seriously injured by
an explosion In the power house OF
the ! Chicago and Northwestern Rail-.
road IN Kinzie street. The building
was destroyed and railroad coach
wrecked. q ,..,,s, 80; ~. ;:;,r =
z The property loss to the road will. not
be far from 100000. The power house
was practically reduced to- ruip,
two sides being blown completely out
and the costly electric plant was near,
2ly torn to pieces. ,a.,5s * E..
The cause Of the explosion is 9 mys..
5tery, the boilers having been inspected
by the insurance. companies only re-
Gently, and being reported in perfect
order. ~. :, s! .,s,5-1 -
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ISilSEE6I 81 RnG3PESs
HoILsEH OF p q RheiE't:s.

Baked Carrots Place :iasa bak 4 Vi
dish one quart Of dtced carrots pEln# y
.kle with half a steaspoel ISf +
dash of peppe and ~ u 1Is ss
spoonful Of butter cut in sbtt bys "a
with milk, set The. dish In q pan 81 52 IS
later and bake until lender
the top with. .buttered bread scrulInBSsl|| Il
and brown IN the oven. sss yS' 81
: SQUASH Pudding Rub one scants sctlf S
ful of squash through sieve s|
four and oneAaIf tsbiesp fuls
sugar, one pis Of milk, one bsaye
egg one saltspo oorfnl Of salt, as lisfis: e:
grated nutmeg and one eshalf teasp6 e
ful Of. cinns1on. STR well togsthei5
pour into a Baking dish set It ins paM :5MQs
of waite, and bake; Imp moderat te 3sel3s e g
the same as FOR custaTd. ;3lf
apple:Mint Jclsy Steep two bun M
Of chopped mii,t "a one pint 81 s55pf; ',l;
water for ten minut tes. i Strait Z 81 g! !
add six apples, peeleds cored II 81 s99' l9'
chopped. Simmer dntii tesder
through ane sieve, add the inic,E yss S {
two lemons one, eupfdl Sof sugar l 4 1a9E
one-half box of gelatin softened ~
one cupful Of cold water; strain agsis
through cheesecloth into q plattersapa
when, cold cut In cubes. e !. !.
:. Cream Of Pumpkin-Take one and q
half cupfuls of chopped peeled pump
kin and the green STALKS Of eelegga
Fry a light brown in tablespoon nfuf
Of butter. Add three plnts off water
one teasroonful OF salt and 'one SALT
spoonful Of pepper. Simmer until soft
enough to rub through sieve. Thick
en- with one tablespoonful OF -four
rubbed into the same amount OF but
ter, add ope-half cNpful Of hot cream
and serve with croutbns.
Heidelberg : Cabbage = Select two
small, firm heads Of red cabbage and
shave them in thin slices. Put two
heaping tablespoonfuls Of butter into
a sauce pan; when hot add the cab
bage, one teaspoonful of salt, a very
little pepper and three tablespoonfuls
of vinegar Stick four cloves into one
onion, :bury,it in the middle Of the cab
bage and bGAsfor two and .one-haia
hours. shotlfH become too dry, add
a ve.y little water to prevent scorS
ing. 49,. 81. 4. s..sS
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7HB BEHNIAN CANAL
Commission Unanimously Declares in
Favor Of the Nicaragua Route.
FIXES THE CosTsAI s2oo,54o,ooO
The Waterway slto Be Under the, Con.
troll, management and ownersbiip1So %
- the United States = why the Panaml
is Inferior to Its Rival = Difaculty Of
Acquiring RIGHTS Oycr. That Route. - =

Acquiring Rights Ovcr That Route. u
Washington, D. G. tspeclaD. The re
port Of the Isthmian Canal Commits
<sion, submitted By THE President Je
Congress, gives as the unanimous, con.
;clusion of that bod that "the? most
practicable and feasible route! for an
isthmian canal, under the control, man
agement and ownership of the United,
! States is that known as the Nicaragua
roHte.' ',,.ic ''< Il 5srrt 45r:
: The Commission estimates the cost
of this route at's2oo, $40, 600. /. This esS
innate is much ID excess Of any here.
tofore made, and lis due to increased
dimensions and other features mot
heretofore considered; ~ h ,7Iii1s'
The Commission also, estimates the
cost of canal by the Panama roltesa sat.
S142, $40. according to ore route; ot,
$156, 6,37S, ,25S according to another rohtes
u AS between the Nicaragua and PAN
anna routes the Commission sums hfS
81 number Of aTantag gess favorable II;
: the former. Ifsste les also that pnde,
the concessions gis sN by the Govern
ment of Colombia to The. Panama Canal
Company that Government sis not fEets
ito grant the necessary rights to thf
x United States except upon conditions
made by the company.
$ IA ithorough Investigation has beer;
Inade not only of the NICARAGUA and
Panama routes but Of other possible.
routes, the Commission Keeping ia
mind the Industrial, cohane ercial and
military value Of an inter0ceanic2 cans
iab and also the rights, priyfleges and
franchises necessary to bessecured f0s
sthe construction of q canal under the
control, management and ownership
Of the United States. =; al :.
After going over the several routes
the Commission considered the dimen.,
slons of the canal to be built. Having
In mind the increasing size of the,
an.going vessels. twas determined
to fix upon depth Of thirty-fye feet
: ut Smean low, water and bottom,
width Of $50 IL with some increase,
Of dimensions Certain points s.
: Taking 1pstE Nicaragua route Inf
detail, the Commission says THAT the
route adopted follows essenti Oily the
lines laia down by a5 the. Nicaragua
Canal Commission in ITS rep6S OF
1897 1899: Tt begins near Greytowp
$son, the Atlantic side. following the
San Juan River, enters Lake McaraS
/ qua and terminates at Brito: on &a
Pacific atde. 3, ~ .;ls n,
"A The distance from ocean to ocean Is
about 1886. MILES Plans are given for
the great larbors required at Grey
town and: :Brito. The most difficult en-.
gineering feat is the dam.
Referring to the! commercial adj h.;
!. tages Of an fsthmian!s waterway. the eEe
: port says: i Z, ss5 q
sSs :ss lsaAs compared with Europe; the Un
ed States will derive from; the cam
Tar greater benefits, both commercially'
( and industrially. The canal; VIII atd'
the United States IN: securing !: and
smaintaining "a position Of primae8 l1
the international trade Of the world, 3
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Slaughter Of Deer in nfichiea1

State Came Warden Morse. Of
Michigan, has submitted his; report.
which covers twenty-five days OF open
season for deer. He is confident that
not less than 5000 deer were killed
during the season. He advocates re-
ducing thesnumber of deer each hunt
er may legally kiIl from five; to three.
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I; S;Ise q {. l'ssHA,



a,fa q ton "
Dallas pse,ap Pa5S Balm;
formerly d ss6Ds} 4 aa@nI @ Il pectel
.citiseeh Z of the ) Irecins sDaI.
3fas County, was slbrf dssth in
John Chapman 81 Sal tlis l1Ib city.
According Ia his lying atement ne.
was drugged. obbed glset on
Are. His clothes WI saturated with
four ounces yof. tutf and then
.Knited with a match body was
burned TO a crisp before sfe fire could
lDe put out sbY those who discovered
@ iEioan Chapman 8. and E D Faulkaers
Ills bartender, were arrested by the
police, charged with the murder and lIs
three other men are theing looked for.
Themen !l1der arrest deny any knowl'
edge Of The crime. although 1t was
IN d back room tof, the 50:
loon. The awful crime has shocked
the entire eonnty, Large official re,
wards VIII be onered TO help develop
the Facts connected with the crime.
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School Lunchssns !. ).

a Statement by a GoyernHsg &
pert ohcerningi the food yaine M !21 81
Sis .boen to mothers Wno musss rF a y 8 q
;children sli with ~ anne ehes go 60 taS aass |
seh2oI. 4 ACCORDING g $ sals eHpsI4 ~
pound Of npt kerne s = y is y eauas s
.yaiue - ons 9,s po.,sS o1S y aEs
8 Sana = 81 geneIaaiY speasins hs.s
], s,nalfgsI annnlgess estlpie. d E Y sasy appsal
! Because because iney ars sassn sasIe
Z, sSS; 20 e III
neas .Ssa. : & ;ss y Il
{ ~ .lsstg 3. = =, s:
! aeals I sa; Sss. q 4 sss ss
otnssslooy ssss ~ !. Z, !. ! ss
aer ~. osaanass eNsuss ~ ~
! q t.nes -. :. ! "a "a 80 = - =
a.. :. asn ~ |tfs - ~ Ss1i
"a n Ia @ tber are sss,iy ScarrIsSI i S. q;
49, ,,i,s t,,sr, q ! az 1,oinys VI a q S2
;tanca @ ' to the canscissflous' 3 NJ n q II
aho ~ nnrt,ns r II i sehSoi n Si,Hc 4 &
& - : :; ~ SO ~ S,s 6ss
- e,,,,o. san, I a+nins = ip 3 IS W sI3S3S
"a !. shn,ss ana yysI w IcSyI Z 4,
ths n,,arst Hon. A INN s. 5Ss,ab M 3, i,,tE 3;s
FOOD n d horionslv $ es,, naoand ds;I 13
d,,,n ~, o,55ad, & tittl1 obMnTa}
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FEoaNER capE 3 pgI gloo ! nEaI'.D. B
AneEedtyIctim fsf IIattng At vest Point
& Expires I'M Agony !Ss.s sSIsft


Philadelphia lspeeiai Oscar Ial d
Booz, a former cadet at West Point
Military Academy, who had been SlEin
at the point Eof death at bis home s:iih
Bristol, Penn. suffering from njufiss.
which his pa ITS claim were the re
suit Of hazing at the acad asJo,YeE two
'Eears ago, died in agony 1.he cause
of death was throat conslltnp nen.
1t is alleged by, the sEpt5ng maas
father that tabasco sauce wass spoured
down his sons throat while the cadets
were hazing him. The fafhe also:
claims that red pepper was thrown ia
the youths eyes, hot grease poured.
on his bare feet, a tooth knocked OUT
and other. .fiendish methods 1f torture
indulged in, The young man never.
would divu1ge The names Of the eadeta'
who ill.treated him.. y. q ssSs.. ssss
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EN!GiLANtl.D n. EASY TO INVADE
General = Mereie Sensational Speech
in The French Senate


Paris (By Cable. General 'Mercier.
whowas Minister OF War at the:tim
of the arrest, first trial, and convic,
ton of Captain Dreyfus, caused deeps
sensation in the Senate in the course OF
the debate on the Naval bill, by point
ing out the. ease with which Great
Britain could be invaded. He demand.
ed that the Government introduce INTO
the plans for the mobilization Of the:
army and navy methods for the rapid
z embarkation apd debarka ton Of an sHI
pedttionary corps. = sis;sl II
y In the course OF an extraoEdm dmHEHa
speech General Mercier: said; ss g:
SIN view OF the possibility Of waR3
2 with Great Britain, the use OF the
army is not sufi GENTLY taken siHfp ac-.'
count: The times are not the sa11e as;
they were a hundred years ago stear;S.
! the navy, the telegraph ) and heail.
road, have rendered the prob bleMs3t the
invasion Of England much easter OF
solution. q &. 'SS I, .ss
y 3. oreover, England herself, is no
longer the same. ThesT sTransyaal wal:
has shown that the British Army, al.
though brave, Is not equal to the tasSs
which England expects tt TO aperforms
The British Navy Is powerful, sbut ~
has many coasts to defend. :. 1j - s.
g .France, therefore, is numericaHgi
Engiand's equal at certain points amt
s.is even her superior in the Instruments
Sof destruction. History furnishes many!
!. instances sof mntiny Ia the English;
Navy ut the, moment OF sbattle A
landing In sEnglan4 sis,s therefore, Sc NOS
beyond realiz % = 81 81 81
g rhis nat my opinion, b1t!
that also soff high snaFal cials, The
BRITISH Premier recently expressed
SsIgnifc cant fears, and, ,Eif the principle
of landing Sis admitted the practical
meanssof execute may be discussed. !.
81, yenturesfo thil that the work I.
nrenared wfiiiG conf Snding an army;
Z CORDS could serve III basis for such a.
Sprrcje ect which xealg not sibe expen--,,
q Is 3 4 it; Ssssss 4.
n ss at this point ptot 81 d tssts were raised
5and III. Fallieres pfeel dent of the.
Y Senat asked General lEereiert not 10.
Z enter Into tEie det ana OF the scheme
b General .Mereier rep ed that the
scheme could be Held oTer the head
Eof EnGlanfi, 4ikes tie sw3 Sof Dallc.
s cIas. ~ ana hes proposed resoI1t Hon:
4 that the Sehat ould thet Gogs
eyfnmenf atos comp lete imined iateitspf
Z spsrations for$ tie mpb tszation the
|. army and III ;epaItn every
I ;4Iiinx necessadr vEs 8 6ark and dis.
! embark as rapifd1 ass ssible San ex+
ped t1onsf eosI taE 8 & 81 !, Ii I Z
benches, and az IiessaI1, Minister
sof Marine follo oWed the Prestd t's'
tulina that Ii mo Wss out OF
ezarder1 i'll The e6E ute The, NaFal pilt
sIby declastn amid the
sSysrnnslls sa 8 ssEla Fgt pes 81 sa sssps
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Slain tn q Street Duel.

Henry. robinson: a we'll known
young man Of Waycross, Ca, was shot
and instantly killed in a>fght in which
three of his. .brothers were engaged on
zone side and Deputy Sheriff Mcclellan.
Of Ware County;:and two of his broth
ers on the other, :; -,..,. -.
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CONGRESS IN Session
Members Listen to the. Reading Of
the Presidents Message.
MEETING OF HANNA AND JONES
The Opening Day Was Devoted to Swear
ing in New Members and the Read
ing of the Messsge-First Bills Intro
duced Relate to Congressional Reap
portionmsnt and Army Reorganization

.
ing of the Messsge-First Bills Intro
duced Relate to Congressional Reap
portionment and Army Reorganization
Washington, D. G. (SpeciaD. = The
second session Of the Fifty-sixth Con-
gress began Monday. A notable meet
Ing on the floor of the Senate just be-
fore the session opened was that be-
tween Mr.. Hanna, of Ohio, and a1r,
Jones, Of Arkansas, the Chairmep, re-
spectiyely, Of the Republican and
Democratic National Committed They
exchanged cordial greetihgs; AZ,
when the gayel Of Presfd dent Pro
,Tem Frye fell atS IL o'clpek sixty -one
Senators were present.
6 Chaplain MAbnrn invoked the divine
s.blessing Then the roll WIS called.
and Senator. Pro ctpr handed in the ere
sdentiais OF his coiieagu senator Dil-
+ Siingham, just lected and Z i Was
sworn in. SSy;5 III h: Il.
,senatorssD 81 DoliiTes, iii whds was VI appSJ5nyea
ato fill the Vacancy caused by the deaSk
of; Senator Gear. OF Iowa could hot
'be sworn Id because the Senate did
not oaaciaily know Senator Gear was
& M Senator'S j Hoar lIo L { & and ID cockreil were
appoints ii eoInIri tttee to join a sfmfa.
{ al commit 0f ffhe House to, wait
Ssi,rrvS ft1nE df15ft fSs x IL
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1nnnlrx Into the Booz Case.

Representative briggs, of Brooklyn
introduced in the House OF Represen'
tatives, at Washington. a resolution
calling for an inquiry into the death
Of Oscar L. Booz, the West Point
cadet, whose death was alleged to
have been caused by hazins at the
Military Academy. The resolution also
calls upon Secretary Root for opinion
as to the best methods to stop hazing
at West Point. ~
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Statement by Colonel Mills,

West Point, N. Y. (special@ CoIenel
Albert NJ. Mills, Supermt tend ent of the
Military Academy, issued q statement
regarding the Booz ihaaing case
Colonel; Mills said the chaygea that
young Booz was, atrocio onsfg haged
while he was "a cadet at the MllitsrY:
Academy are untrue and ridiculous y
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Bfai to:Admit oklahoma.

Senator i airbanks, of Indiana. in.
trodrlced in the Senate, at Washing.
ton, q sbil to admit Oklahoma as
State,,8With two representatives. The
usual provisions for. a constitutional
convention and the grants of lands for
State institutions are made. 2, ~.
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rriedsuieide at Same Time.

"a Anna Lambert, twenty-five years
old. and William McGyerck, teams
Ter, both of St. Louis. Mo-, had n
sweethearts' quarrel and each tool:
carbelic acid in separate parts Of the
city and reached the City pagines IN
about the same time. A-country' use
applied, and both wiz ..... J.
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Football Fatality.

u. Trumbull Kelly, captain of the
Johnstown football team aud q, form.
.er substitute on the Yale. eleven, died
in the hospital at Johnstown,, Penn, rs
the result of injuries received on the
,gridiron in a game with, the Indiana
Normal School team. Kelly's skull
was fractured. ~ "a,
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sT1oo FlLIPINos SURRENDER.
h sBStornsn March, 3 Into yfgan ana saiye Up
u y ~ II i s tpheir Arms. = 70 ..

!. Manila ffy Cable Twelve hundred
Sboi ionen asnfered igahs Island OF Lu.
azon, and esurre rendered to 4 Captain
sGreen, of the ssThirtytthifd Infantry.
SThis! lis the largest number ssof men
who have yet surrendered IN Luzon
at: one time. .;ssss ;ssss SO ls..s
General Tinio has been keeping q
swarm of bolomen along moun-
.tains, and they have impoY Yerfs9ed the
food supply and cut of tho 1eadera.
sSof the Tagalogs, but d considerable
number of the Ilocahos, WHO had be-.
.Scome lukewarm, believed that the sun 1
render would hasten the collaphe ot,
'4General sTinio's poWer.9s ,.s5sg & Z ~
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,FoREIGN.

( = II - q,
), Former PresideM Kruger, Of the,
Transyaal, will await, the Czar o4 RdsiS RadsyiS
sia's recovery before trying tssss
him. ae . :. ~
j Consul General Stowe, off, Cane
Town, arrived at London on his aEas-
home. He gives the. Boer war four
months to end. ~ -:Is J, J,
Z Members of the British Cabinet are
said to be pressing Cecil Rhodes TO In
augurate his proposed conciliat ton
policy In South Africa. .5, ~ 7: :.
Protests were made to Count Won
Waldersee by most of the, allies to pre-
vent French and Germans carrying
of ancient instruments of the Pekin
Observatory. -, 3,.. .
+. The Figaro, of Paris, calls attention
to the proposal to organize q French
branch of the Sons Of the American
Revolution, and commends 1t as
worthy of the sympathy of the.
French people"
BY decision of the British Court Of
Appeal the Hirsch estate will pay S.
25O,000 as a succession tax.
A bill approving Queen Wilhelmina's
marriage will shortly be presented in
the States General.
An Anglo. hobe demonstration took
placs in front Of the British Consulate
at Cologne. Mounted police dispersed
the rioters and arrested the leaders. j.
In the Chamber of Deputies at Rome,
Italy, Signor Rubini, Minister Of the
Treasury. announced that the budget
of 1900 1901 at present showed q de-
felt Of S3,seO,00o.
Ah outbreak Of "Hooliganfsm"
caused the East END of London to be
panic strhianlsiihe trhian The III Sd EyhitsendaDel Eylissad POI
ilcellas Ae1s Saddles and brides just r., |
-~.'on usI for South Carolina Kliied aPn
ick wheat flour. -. oting- -tpo.
aish 'zIst grade half patent flour attacked |Dy
Toys! Toys! Don't fail -. bn+ bic.
"a q tn1s large seece zee, marked the poAing ln,Fhe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. in Peru. A Urge
vote was cast. i-r7
The Thuringian States Of the Ger
man Empire have forbidden the hold,;
ing of religious services In the Pl1sn
and Bohemian languageA IL =
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TURKEY ORDERS IA cRufsER..5

Price OF s1,75o, 900 Said 10 rnclude Si1sc
900 Indemnity. to the United States. J.
Y Constantinople CBy.. Cable) -Hassan
sPasha. Ottoman Minister Of Marine:
and General Williams, representing
;lstlseaE Champ shpbnilding Company. Of
sRhfIadelphia, have signed q contract
sfors the CONSTRUCTION Of a cruiser for
sthe Ottoman navy. X 2%.iis &
ss Is, The prize to, be, paid Is 81, 1000,
(which includes $115, 1000 as indemnity
sto the, United States for losses sus.,
tnfaedsby Americans during the, 'Ar.,,
meafan massacres. ....i s:F.
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Opening i'm Eeypt For shoes,

Consul Schumann in Mainz sayssin
q report to the State Departmental
WashingtonSif American shoe manu:
facturers studied closer the requires
ments of the trade in Egypt they
ought to be:able to conquer that mar
ket with ease. ~,
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Senator Stewart in Republican Ranks.
Senator Stewart, Of Nevada, has had
his name placed on the Republican
caucus list. He has been Silver par
ty man for the last eight years.
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{ Dewey Arch Idss aiyensup.
The idea Of perpsthating the dewey
arch in New York City, has been Civ.
en5up, and the subscriptions will be re-
turned. ~ :
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Newsy Gleanlngs

One hundred families were rendered
homeless by a food at Onaheim, Cal.
The Navy Department has sold the
old monitor Nantucket and the tug
Cheyenne. .1..., -.
Brazalians charged with an attempt
to overthrow the Republic have been
released by q jury.
The population of Nevada is official
ly announced as 42,835, against 45,761
in 1890, a decrease Of 348, Of 2; 4 psSl
cent.
begun In Phils1
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A Good Cleaning Fluid.

{. A cleaning fluid that is useful adj
ss,junct TO the household supply closet l4
2smade as follows: Dissolve one halt
ounce >of CASTLE soap In one quart of
soft water, and add to It one
ounce Of glycerine. two ounces Of aaHas!
ammonia and one.haIf ounce Of spirsts
.of wine. Applied with a soft sponge
;the fluid will remove spots on furnisj
StusE and carpets as well as ON clothing:
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Spanish ordefoxti wood.

f The AmeTtcag than rand Foundr,
Company, otBS.roit, Mich, has re-
.eeiyed IAN aiGer for. 600 cars for the
Northern Spain Railway. The contract
has to be Allied by March 1.
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Brigadier- General Wilson Arrives.
Brigadier-G General James H. WI.
json, who arrived at San Francisco
from China on the transport Thomas,
left for Washington to report to the
War Department. !.
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& It is a. further announced that the
Queen apprtyes General Kitehener's
Spromotfon to be u Lieutenant General,
with the rank Of General while In com,
I lmand In South Africa.
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| Work of Restoratton at Guam.
3 Rear-Admiral Remey reports that
.tha work Of restoration at Guam 1s
- -
proceeding fayqEablE
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Fsila Fnr Z, ! s41 sas. Ia

Theresa King, a widow, Of Water
sylet has fled "a petition in bankrupt
cy at Utica N. " with liabilities at
s47ssssand assets $40 - to be
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nank of River Tiber Gives Way. :

The bank OF the river Tiber las
given way between the bridges Cestc
and Garlbaldl, near Rome, Italy, oW'
ing to floods, causing damage 70 the
amount Of $7,500,0O0.
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PennsyI1arsl a. Senator.
Hum! We,h. wealthy Swedish
eroun' or fisherman, Of Minneapolis.
He sbor Republican, has declined
inc Il anu offer Of Governor Lind,
wooJ. to appoint him Senator to
T,. Iie Late Cushman K. Davis.