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,rv Firing All Day at War
,,ovn, to the North Of
| kimberley.
roDortcd to Have Re
,,.l uder the British
Shell Fire.


|. March 81? p. m.-The
f.. srom south Africa showing
- ,,rh,r side comes from War.
n.r,b Of Kimberley. where
y Y. : ,htlns occurred all Sunday.
| u ,hr retreat Of the Beers
| Cbn.rlana. under shell fire.
F,.ore Il this column towards
has either almost ceased. or
[.,,,uto lc mentioned in dis
Nothing new comes from
| primer and Mnfcking aplnr.
Alll awaits RELIEF.
br..or,a account Of tho skirmish
(..en streams March l6. says that
|comr,and was preparing to de-
r,i'road bridge and that the en-
L., lasted half an hour. with the
,ba, one hugler was slightly
ii.
lame dispatch announced the ar'
The Transvaal capital OF Gen
hs,kher-cr from Natal.
(pcond edition of The Times pub
d;,ra,ch from Blocmfonteir
ondav. March Ii. which says
|wjn- up Of bridges by the Bocr.
|,dea, >ign that the Transvaaler'
y abandon the defense OF tn,
br
oulr, in the south and west. A
yann. Beers from the farm,
din. Elocmfontcin. under al
air,r. has been detailed fol
|rs, and 10 prevent the further
/. abandoned farms by tn,
nj that when Kruger lef'
bin after President Steyn',
;. President Steyn's porting
werr
the British do not catch vou
hi cc' better quarters at st
than =
ard kip,ing has gone to Bloem
Bqer> a. .Aliwal north are re
b b. >'ll holding II position i,
hills ~ the Free State side
a Pretoria dispatch it appear
understanding regarding Lor,
r reply Ia Americas offer o
lon exists there. 1t had beel
70 tn eject that Lord Salisbur,
d he could accept the interven
no other power. which leads 4
VI ''lat american representa-
Qua b listened to in the fina
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I hoWN COLONIES.

''pnh'ic, I" he Administered -
II lngland Gains Control.
N, March ~. While there is o
~ military operations the pres
hhClngs Of the war show inter-
f'lomnents. The colonial Of.
".rsraphed to Cape Town the
Ae RECLAMATION concerning tho
lah u property. This will not
sArd IN London until after its
Faaen IN South Africa. but it Is
i VIII convey an intimation
SalI'on destruction Of British
1nflns the war will be re.
= "arraniing a claim for com.
aha as Justifying a levy upon
ffolerty should the resources of
'As'Aal republic prove made.
'ila' the proclamation il Is
''a colonial Office il regarded
A'ncait indication that the ~.
WI I" administered as crown
IN this connection it is I'M
'Na' 'h" leaders Of the opposi-
I"i'lalnent now admit that no
'H'ment is possible since the
"sl>' upon their demand for
"'ep'ndence. In view Of this
: ol the Liberals will be con.
''ri"g In the settlement
',atment for tho Dutch popu-
[;;'u'lhs security against pre-.
niSemcnt.
,''hlhg regarded as quite q
""''er that should tho war be
a. - how hoped, before June
y '"'hent will dissolve parlia-
,"ppeal to the country OH the
tbs ''"'ed South African policy.
,"e war drag en- dissolution will
''' until rext spring. In any
- me foremost planks Of the
Alion. "' ~ :"
=, no iurthcr information as to
kl.n ''''S OF Sir Alfred Milner. 1t
! as certain. however, that he
20 Bloemfontein to arrange
!, ,"'porary administration OF the
ns rom Natal seem to show
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Dewey Slightly Improved.

SAVANNAH. Ga. March 22.-Admiral
George Dewey, who was taken i'll here.
is but little improved. He is somewhat
stronger but unable to leave his room.
The morning part of the celebration
was therefore declared off. He prom
;ses. however, to review the military
urade in the afternoon and to attend
the hmnouet at night If but for a short
time. General Nelson A. Miles and
urty will arrive at o'clock from Port
ROyal
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THE CREW PICKED Up.

Steamer City of Florence Wrecked on the
California Coast.
SAN Francisco. March 22.-Captain
Stone and 26 men of the wrecked Brit
ish ship City of Florence, which struck
ON a reef 10 miles south of Point Pedro
Monday night. were picked up by the
tug Alert two miles north Of Point
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Coi,lcu Now Mt Lexington.

LEXINGTON. KY, March 22.-Sergeant
r Wharton Golden. the man alleged to
have made discriminating statements 70.
gnrding the Goebcl murder. arrived
here in company with his attorney
Smith Hayes. shortly after 7 o'clock
They came from Winchester. Iheli
movements have been kept i'll tho dark
and their presence was not known un'
Al several hours after their arrival.
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Mre. Calvin Zimmerman. Milesbnrg.
Pa. says. .'As aspeedy cure for coughe.
colds. Group aud sore throat One Minute
Cough Cure is unequaleo. 1t ie peas
ant for children to take. l heartily
recommend it to mothers" 1t is the
only harmless remedy that produces iu,.
mediate results. 1t cures bronchitis
pneumonia. grippe and throat and lnrR
diseases. 1t will prevent consumption.
Cook 4 ODEE
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1askHEE E@X.Xs4olN

reuro and brought to this city. The
Florence struck twice against q reef and
was full to the scuppers with water 10
minutes after striking. compelling the
officers and crew to take to the boats
The vessel is a total loss.
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N.kINLEl AND EXPANSION.
Would Include All SOldtels Q.

WASHINGTON. March 22.-The senate
committee on civil service authorized
favorable report upon the bill intro
duced by Senator Platu of New York.
giving preference to soldiers OF the..Civl.
War in positions in the civil service OF
the government. The committee roc
onmends an amendment including
soldiers Of the Spanish war. and OF the
war in the Philippines.
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Prominent OhiOnn Found Dead.

TOLEDO, O.. March %. - Colonel
Henry S. Bunker, Il prominent attorney
and military man, was found dead in
his Office with bullet wound in the
back of his neck. \ revolver lay on the
floor near him. 1t is not known whether
IL ia murder or suicide
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Shortage Will Reach $50, 600.

EIMIRA, n. Y, March 22-The ex.
animation Of the books of Frank E.
Bundy. the defaulting city chamber.
lain. showed defalcation Of $33, 900 in
one tax roll. 1t is now thought the
total shortage will reach at least $50, 900.
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BritiSh TrOOps Cordially Rccs,v.,

LONDON, March PA dispatch To
The Daily Mail from Donkersnoort
dated Monday. March 10, says: "A re.
eonn"lssance towards Philippolis, %
miles west OF Springfontein, fo nd the
farms all flying white flags. The Brit.
ish troops were cordially received,
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Going Down Hill

People suffering from kidney diseases
feel gr dual but steady lose OF vitality
they should lose no time in trying
Foley's Kidney Cure. 1t guaranteed.
CHRIS. SCHUTZ
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ehat General Buller's forward move.
ment will not be long delayed.
A heliograph from Mafeking, dated
March 10, asserts that Colonel Plnmer
has not been able to advance sonth ~
1Obatsi. VI
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Loved by the people. hated by it,
would be rivals: the foe Of disease. tn.
friend of humanity Rocky Mountain
Tea, made by the Madison Medicine Co.,
FRANK G. SMITH.
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ALL OVER THE STATE.
Events in Various Portions OF In.
diana Told by Wire.

Washington. u. G.. Nov. 9.-The
population of certain Incorporated
places in Indiana having between
1000 and 5000 inhabitants in 1900, as
announced at the census bureau, y as
follows.
Albany. ?.iI6: Angola a.lil: Attica, 300;
Auburn 1886: Aurora. 3,tio, ION. a.t'''
Boonvillo. $50. Brookville, 10y. Sutlcr'
2.O63; Cannelton. 2.lss: Clarksville, 2,s'oi
clinton. 29ls: Columbia, 2,si5. tovington
ana; Crown Point. 1850 Decatur, i.i2; Del
phi 2l35, Dunkirk. 3.lS., East chicaso
3.4n; Paramount, 3.2o5. Franklin, 4oo'' Car
ret 1910; Gas city. 3.622; Grecncastle SooA'
Greenfield, 4iss Huntingburg, 2,a-'' Ken
dalvile. 1854: Lawrcnceburg. 4,S2d; Len.
anon 4i65: Ligoner, 2.23l; Linton s'oI'
Martinsyille, 4O3s Monticello. 2lVs' Mont
pelier. 3.4o5. Nappanee. 2.2os: Newcastle
g. 400: Noblesvillc. 1872; North Manchester.
23ss North Vernon. ISIS: Plymouth's,'ooo'
Portland. 4.79S: Redkey. FOG; Rensselaer,,
2255. Rochester. 3.Sil. Rockport. z'es-'
Rockville. 2,045: Nashville. isil Spencer
2,OaG: sullivan. BIS: Tell City. 1850; Upton,
1864, Union city. 2.7i6. Warsaw, 3,ss' Wes'
Lafayette. 2,3o2; Whiting. 1888; winchester
2 .Qo
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REFUSE TO ALTER CLAIMS.
Both Sides in Kentucky Continue to
Claim the Election.

Louisville, Ky. Nov. 9.-Democratic
and republican headquarters here are
practically deserted. Those of the
party leaders still in the city refuse
to alter their claims. the democrats
placing Beckham's plurality close to
5000 and their republicans pinning
taeir faith on the official count. which
begins in each county to-day. This
official count. the republicans assert,
will bring to the front hundreds of
ballots not yet reported. The unre-
ported vote of Casey county, which ~
practically conceded to the repub-
leans, and one missing precinct III
Metcalf county, claimed by the re-
publicans by SO plurality. are expect
ed by headquarters clerks to-day, but
they can have no effect on the result
as the figures now stand.
Briefly, the democrats say their
candidate for governor stands elected
The republicans say If their candi'
date, Mr.. Yerkes, is beaten, 1T was
done by unfair means.
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Mckinley yesterday answered Mr.
Bryan's message of congratulation u
the following dispatch:
Executive Mansion.
washington, ID. c.. Nov. 3.
Hon. William J. Bryan, Lincoln. Neb..
II acknowledge with cordial thanks
your message OF congratulation and
extend you my good wishes
CIVILIAN MCKINLEY
Mr.. Bryan's message TO the presi
dent reached Canton after Mr. Nc
Kinley had started for Washington
and was forwarded to him here.
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South Bend, Ind. Nov. 9.-Miss
Catherine Loonie, a pretty Indiana
girl who moves in the best society
and a graduate of Notre Dame con
vent at South Bend. created a SEN
sation in court in Binghamton, y. T.,
by pleading guilty TO stealing a house
and lot valued at $4,000. The theft
was most peculiar and involved the
daring forgery OF deed conveying
the property from Miss Margaret
Kennedy, OF Binghamton, to MISS
Loonie. The conveyance was duly
registered and the crime rot discov'
cred until Miss Kennedy called at an
insurance Office TO insure the prop
erty and found il already insured ny
Miss Loonie. who had realized large
sum by mortgaging il.
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Lincoln. Neb., Nov. l0.-Mr. Bryan
is in receipt of many requests for
statement concerning his future plans
and his attitude on public questions in
view of Tuesdays result. lie init
mated yesterday that he would, De-
fore long, enlightcn the public fully,
but for the present he has private
matters which demand his attention.
Mr.. Bryan said that he might not ac-
company Col. Wetmore. OF st. Louis,
on his hunting trip in the Ozark noun
tains. His health is good and he does
not feel the need Of such trip. lie
said he had been from Lincoln so
much recently that he found his own
home afforded him the best oppor-
tunity for rest.
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A County Clerks Neglect Complt-
Gates Things at Lexington, ny.

Lexington, Ky, Nov. 9.-The can
vassing of the returns OF tuesday
election is likely to cause trouble in
various ways. The county clerk neg
elected to furnish to election officers
duplicate forms for certifying the re-
turns. Thus it happens that in several
precincts the only official certificate
Of the vote is locked up in the ballot
boxes. which, under the law, can not
be opened for six months. 1t is pos
sible the whole vote of the county
may be affected. A mandamus has
been granted directing the opening of
one of the boxes. The board of cleo
ton commissioners meets to convass
the vote to-day.
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The Only Condition on which They VIII
stop Fighting Is IA D-fni'e Promise
OF Independence.

New York, Nov. 1O.-1n the course
of lengthy dispatch from Boston
appearing in the Herald. Senior SiNto
Lopez, the former member OF the
Filipino commission to the United
States, and close friend of Aguinal-
do, is quoted as replying as follows.
when asked what the future course OF
his people would be:
Under any conditions involving
Withholding Of independence, the Fill
ipinos will continue to fight in de-
Tense"
"What will induce the Filipinos to
stop fighting?" he was asked.
The Only Inducements.
First, the granting of indepen-
dcncc." he replied; second, definite
promise Of independence. third, a
declaration Of policy by the admin.
istration placing the Philippines in
similar position to Cuba. Any one OF
these would result in an immediate
cessation of hostiities. and every
thing, including foreign obligations
protection TO lire and property. coal
ing SAatlonS, ihlii'nis "h' "A'"' ''''''
could be arranged by friendly nego-
tiations."
Refused 20 Discuss the Election.
Senior Lopez refused to discuss the
result of the election. When asked IL
he cared to say anything in reference
TO the suggestion that he might be
in communication with Aguinaldo, he
said:
No Communicable n with AguinaIdo
II am glad Of the opportunity to
state that while in this country
have not held any communications
with Aguinaldo. and even refused tt
undertake to forward a friendly let
ter for an American citizen whose
patriotism ! would not question:
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Chicago. Nov. lo.-Besides Mchin-
Low and Rrvan there were five other
men in the field with aspirations 10
the office Of president OF the united
States.
In Chicago alone, Eugene V. Debs.
ms head of the social democratic TICK
ct. led the other minor candidates by
a total vote of 5000. John q. Wooiley'
the prohibition candidate, followed
second. with a vote of 1885, while the
socialist labor party, with Joseph r.
Maloney, received 295; Wharton lar
ker, for the peoples party. ls9, and
Seth IL. Ellis. of the Union Reform
for Direct Legislation" party, found
80 scattered votes.
At the national prohibition head
quarters it is estimated that the TO-
tai vote in the nation would exceed
400 900. This estimate was based upon
the receipt of about 400 kilograms re-
ceived from 20 states. This is more
than three times the vote cast fol
Levering in 1896.
John G. Woolley anticipates a vote
approaching 100000, basing his claims
upon the country precincts which are
yet to report. Indiana, Ohio, Michi
gan. New York and Pennsylvania arr
thought to have polled prohibition
vote fully four times as large as il
| 1896. Illinois is estimated at nearl.
three times the vote of 1896. or q,
900.
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KANSAS SOLID DELEGATION.
II WheatIey II Elected as Claimed
All wiz be Republican.

Topeka, Kas.. Nov. l0.-Republicans
now claim the election of G. w. Wheat.
ley to congress from the Third dis
trict by plurality of ten, without
the vote of the soldiers now serving In
the Philippines, which they say will
be largely for him.
This gives the republicans solid
delegation in congress, as follows:
At Large Charles 4. Scott.
First District-Charles Curtis, re
elected.
Second-J. ID. Bowerscck, reelected.
Third-G. w. Wheatley, elected.
FOURTH. NJ. Miller, reelected.
Fifth-W. A. Calderhead, reelected.
sixth-W. A. Reeder, reelected
Seventh-Chester !. Long, re-elect'
ed.
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Fatally Burncd.

Whiting. Ind. NOV. o.-William
ellison and wife were badly burned
bv the explosion Of gasoline stove.
ellison keeps restaurant and board.
inc house. The stove was overturned
rs Mrs. ellison was getting supper
and exploded The couple were alone
in the house NJ the time. and their
screams were heard in the adjoining
business houses. ellison was almost
burned to crisp. Mrs Gillson's
burns are also serious. There j. lit.
tie hope OF her recovery.
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BANKER MILLIKIN'S GIFT.
lie Has Added 100000 10 His Pre-
vious GIFT for the Industrt"'
school nj Decatur, Ill.

Decatur, ILL.,, Nov. 13.-lt IS pupio-
ly announced that Hon. James Mili'
kin, the Decatur banker and ph'lan'
thropist, had added 100000 to his Fly
to the proposed industrial schooi ~
be established in Decatur. lie hau
previously given $4,000. ''''H'",
gave 100000 and the Cumbcrian'
Presbyterian churches of ILLINOIS, ~
diana and Iowa will give SlOo.ooo. !"
is expected that other wealthy p',a
tur people will richly endow the ms"
tuition.
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:.
GATHERED HERE AND THERE

A factory for liquid air is being eree,-
ed at Los Angeles, CAL, for refrigei''
ing purposes.
Russia leather IL tanned in an lnius'v.
OF willow or birch bark, and gains NJ
delicious odor from birch oil.
In Switzerland sums up 20 So
draw four per cent. interest PSI ="
mum; from 1900 to $1,000, 5@SSl ~
cent. is paid; while II one has an =.
count OF more than $1,000 he rece''N-
Only ~ per cent
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sickness in Indiana.

indianapolis, Ind. Nov. Reports
10 the state board Of health from
health officers and physicians show
that the following diseases Increased
in area of prevalence over Septeis her;
Typhoid fever. tonsilitis. rheumatism
scarlet fever. diphtheria. Group. pneu-
monia. pleuritis. influenza and whoop'
inc cough. The diseases which de-
creased in area Of population were:
Diarrhea, dysentcry. cholera infan'
tum. inflammation OF the bowels
cholera morbus and cerebro-splna
meningitis.
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Called to Notrc Dame.

South Bend. Ind, NOV. q Very
Rev. Peter j. FranciscuS. for several
years superior Of Iol, Gross college,
affiliated with the Catholic University
of America in Washington, has re.
ceiycd his commission as procurator
general of the Order of the Holy
Cross. with headquarters al Notre
Dame. Rev. Father James Burns. OF
Indiana. has been appointed 10 sue.
coed him IN Washington.
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STANDARD OIL IS SOARING.


New York, Nov. l1.--Standard oil
certificates were quoted at $500 bid,
none c~ercd, as against S655, Fridays
market, anI until to-day the highest
on record. The par value of the COM
pany's outstanding stock is So',5Oo.-
600, and 500 per share indicates a
market value Of S6s2,50o.0o0. During
this year the company has paid $4c.-
600. 900 In dividends.
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Charlottesville, Ind. Nov. 2. Mrs
Iauretta Meek. wife Of Postmaster X
NJ. Meek. who died at Philadelphia
this county. was the third member OF
the family to die Of typhoid fever in
the past six weeks. The first was
Iryin. 10 years old; next was lrva,
Fl years old; then the mother, so
years old.
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FOUR CHINESE EXECUTED.
They We're Leading officials Of PaO
Ting Fu. and Were Sentenced
by the Allied Tribunal.

Pckin, Nov. 6, via Shanghai, Nov. Q.
-Four Of the leading officials of Pao
Ting Flu, including Ting Yang, the
acting viceroy OF Pc Chi Ii. and Gen.
Kusi. we're executed, November 5, un-
der the sentence imposed by the tri-
bunal Of the police.
Renewed reports Of the death of
the empress dovager are in circula-
ton. but they lack veriiication, and
are dscrcdted.
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indianapolis. Ind, Nov. o.-Fire In
the plant Of the II. T. Hearsey Vehicle
company caused loss 81 Sij0.ooO.
The flames started from crossed cleo
trio light wires and were confined to
the repair shop. but the smoke dam
age to stock in salesrooms Is heavy.
Insurance. S1N.nnO.
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NEBRASKA Is REPUBLICAN,.
Mckinley VIII Have a Plurality OF
over six Thousand.

Omaha. Neb., Nov. 9.-Almost com
plete returns give Mckinley plu-
railitv in Nebraska of over 5000. The
republican state ticket is elected by
from 1900 10 1000. The republicans
elect congressman in the First and
Second, and the fusionists in the
Third. Fourth, Fifth and Sixth dis
tricts. The legislature, the returns
on which are not yet completed. will
probably stara:
Scnate-Republican 16: fusionists,
16; vacant, /. House-Republicans
81; fusionists. 40.
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SEVEN BURNED TO DEATH.
TcrribIe Results Of a Collision al
Two Express Trains In
Hcsse. Germany.

Offcnbach, Hcssc, Nov. io.-Two en-
press trains came into collision be-
tween this place and Frankfort-on-the-
Main. A gas reservoir exploded, set
ting fire TO the wreckage, and seven
persons were burned to death and
four injured
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Terre lIauie. Ind, Nov. Anton
Kataurh and Stanley Marshall were
killed in rival boarding house quar-
rel at Ehrmandale a mining town in
this county. The two men were killed
with mining picks which they had
carried with them TO the house where
the Tragedy occurred.
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Seattle, Wash, Nov. 9.-tnder the
method of locking up ballots for the
official count in this state, the popular
vote will not be known before Mon
day. The maiorities reported from
the counties up to p. IN. show the
following majorities for the state:
Mckinley, o,.ss; Rogers, (dem.), for
governor, $500. These figures will be
changed but little in final reports.
In the legislature the republicans
will have rs members out of a total
number of 112.
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Kokomo, Ind. Nov. o.-Thc large
farm barn Of Cyrus Zahring. sis miles
northwest Of here. has been burned
with total loss. including 1000 bush
els Of grain, 100 tons of hay and agri-
cultural implements. Loss. $4,000. An
overturned lantern in the hay started
the fire. Insured
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The United States consul general,
Samuel II. Gunnere, IS understood 10
have made further strcng representa-
tons to the government officials OF
Morocco, urging The immediate pay
ment Of the American claims IL =
also again reported in Tangier that
an American cruiser is to be sent to
enforce the demand.
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indianapolis. Ind. Nov o.--Rurnl
free delivery service has been ordered
established November Is al North Lib
erty, ST. Joseph county. with w. 8.
Whittccar as carrier. Length Of route,
26 miles; area covered. - square
miles: population served. s2S.
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South Bend. Ind. Nov. o.-Orlando
II. Wheclock. a retired business man
and an ardent prohibitionist. who has
long been suffering with heart dis
ease. was warned not 10 try 10 vote,
owing TO his condition. lie declared
he would vote the prohibition ticket
II II killed him lie died the next day.
nrcd &C
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An undated dispatch from Pretoria,
saws Gen. De Wet has been wounded
In the leg in fight with the troops
Of Gen. Knox at RensburG Drift. Ac'
cording to native reports. the Boer
commander narrowly escaped cap
ture.