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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-12
TWENTY PAGES
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Special Notices-Hardee & Marshall;
Robert M. Hull as to Suwanee Springs
Water: Plasterers' and Masons' Supplies,
Savannah Building Supply Company; Su-
vance Springs, Fla: AT the Royal Music
Hall; AS to Receipt of Check for s., 600 by
knights of Damon on Life of S. L. New
son; Malt Mead, George Meyer; Malt
Mead. John Lynch, Grocer; To the Pub
lie, Electric Supply Company; Ship No
tice, Strschan & Co, Consignees; Notice
to Superior Court Jurors; Around the
Horn, George U. Beach; AT Joyce's; First
Annual Picnic at Tybee. J. o. L. A NJ,
D. of L.. Aug IA; National Mattress and
Renovating Company; Auction of Bicy-
Giles. Thomas Bicycle Emporium; Levan's
Table dHote.
Business Notices-During the Summer
Weeks. Theus Bros; A Group of Smart
Jewelry, Hunter & Van Keuren.
Greatest Sale on Record-Globe Shoe
Store.
Annual Mountain Excursions-Over the
Southern Railway.
Cutting Down Prices-At the Bee Hive
Half Price This week-At MINISTER'S.
Financial-F. r. Rogers & Co, New
York; Lewis C. Van Ripper. New York.
Laundry-E. & w. Laundry.
Twenty-Five Per Cent Reduction on All
Summer Horse Clothing-Leo Frank.
"A Multitude of Commercial Sns'-Co-
hen-Kulman Carriage and Wagon Com
pany.
Down Goes the Prices of Mems Fine
Shoes-Byck Bros
Gas Ranges-The Mutual Gas Light
Company.
By Sept. d-P T. Foye.
Railroad Sche dules-Plant System.
The Ribbon King-M A Stokes.
Fruit Jars-Thos. West & Co.
Every Man in Town Should Come-Gus-
tave Eckstein & Co
It Will Pay You-Walsh & Never.
Midsummer Inducements-Danie Ho-
gan.
"a Seaside Digest-Leopold Adler.
Real Values in Shoes-Chas. Marks
Our Electric FaRs-At Gutman's.
AS We Said-B. H. Levy & Bro.
Beef-Liebig's Extract of Beef
Postum Coffee-Postum Cereal Co.
Medical-Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy;
Peruna; DR.. Hathaway Co; S. S. S.;
Worlds Dispensary Preparations; Coke
Dandruf Cure; R r, R.: Hoods Sarsa-
parilla; Smiths Chill and Fever Tonic.
Cheap Column Advertsements-He
Wanted Employment Wanted; For Fent;
For Sale Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-12

Savannah has now the cleanest, fresh
est, neatest appearance OF any city in the
South. Can that appearance be possibly
enhanced by doating the sidewalks with
ugly, foul smelling garbage barrels dur
ing the morning hours? And is there any
assurance that many of the barrels would
not remain on the sidewalk all day, an OF
Tense to eyes and olfactories? Under the
existing system every driver OF garbage
wagon is--or ought to be-something of an
inspector of premises, 10 see that back
yards are clean. When the barrels are
put upon the sidewalk there will be many
a backyard that will become foul and pos
sioly dangerous, without anybody in au-
thority knowing it. II seems that some
thing else besides the convenience of the
drivers Of the wagons ought to be consld-
cred in this question Of garbage collection.
Would good housewife clean house and
Kitchen into the front hall, merely because
that CHANGED to be more convenient 90 the
servants1 -
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AN EXTRA SESSION of CONGRESS

There appears to be a growing senti-
ment in favor of an extra session of Con-
gress. The President thinks, however.
that he can manage the situation in China
without assistance. There is no doubt tina {
Congress would readily grant authority for
raising a volunteer army for service in
China. because the sentiment throughout
the country is that every possible effort
should be made 10 rescue our minister and
our missionaries who are shut up in Pc
kin.
1t Is probable that the President is in
fiuenced by several considerations in hes
itating to call an extra session of Con-
gress. One is that he does not want Con-
gress In session during the presidential
campaign. Another is that he thinks the
question of the rescue OF our minister and
missionaries will be settled within the
next two or three weeks. 1t would not be
possible in that time to have a session OF
Congress, raise volunteer army and land
It in China. 1t is doubtful IL an army
could be raised and sent to China I'm less
than two months.
The announcement has been made that
the Chinese government is very anxious
Cor peace. 1t has been stated in the dis
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Chase the sunset.

An excellent piece of advice. which may
be applied in may cases, was once given
by William Hunt, the artist, 90 an I'M
wise pupil says the Youths Companion.
The young man was making a sketch
of a landscape bathed in the sunset light
of summer day. In the foreground stood
a picturesque old barn. Mr. Hunt stood
behind his pupil silently for a few mo-
ments, watching him work.
Suddenly he stopped and put his hand
on the young painters arm.
See here" he said, firmly. '1f you
spend so much time painting shingles on
barn. you'll never have time to paint
sunsets! You'll have to choose"
It did not take the young man long TO
see the point. and make his choice. He
never forgot his famous teachers advice
when he was tempted TO exaggerate the
Importance of details.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-12

An English bicyclist was coming at great
speed down one of the steepest streets in
Edinburgh, when his machine capsized and
landed him in the middle of the road saws
London Spare Moments. Two carriers
were passing and they promptly came to
his assistance.
"Maun. hoo did we far" kindly inquired
one of the carriers, to which he received
the answer:
II was coming down that declivity with
such velocity that | lost my gravity and
fell on the macademlzed road"
The carter turned from the unfortunate
rider with true insular contempt.
IS wa Jock" he said 10 his mate of
I'd kent the cratur' wis a FORMER he
would haze lain in the gutter lang eneuch
Sor me-" - 49,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-12

Experiments in the treatment of yellow
fever are being made at Vera Cruz. Mex
leo, with serum invented by Dr. Bel
limbaugh. The results so far obtained, it
is said. have been very gratifying. Pa
tients treated with this serum, according
to reports, show great improvement ana
are quickly relieved of the most Distress
ing features of the malady Medical men
everywhere will watch this new remedy
with interest. in the hope that it will be
found really a specific for the yellow
death
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-12

Russell Sage is not at all pleased with
the present state of the money market.
He says money is too cheap; is "a drug
on the market" The plentifulness and
cheapness of money is causing banks to
accept collaterals for loans which they
would not take If there were a lively de-
mand for money. These collaterals are
likely to be so affected by falling mar
ket Mr.. Sage says, that the lenders on
them would find themselves insuficiently
protected Mr.. Sage, of course, always
looks at financial questions from the
money lenders point Of view.
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CURRENT COMMENT.

| OF Mr.. Bryan's acceptance speech the
Baltimore Sun Oem.) says: ''No candid
and thoughtfm person can begin the De-
rusal of this really great speech and stop
| short of reading it to the end, and it de-
serves to be read by every man, woman
| and child who is capable of understanding
and approaching clear simple vigorous
! English. 1t does more than sustain Mr.
Bryans previous reputation as an orator
! 1t abundantly justifies the contention of
his friends that during the past four years
he has matured and broadened in his views
and his intellectual grasp. While charac-
terized by his usual facility and felicity of
expression, II is notably free from any
straining after mere rhetorical effect but,
on the contrary, is full of solid meat
meat for grown men as well as babes
From its simple and modest exordium to
its splendid peroration it is throughout ar
gumentative and unanswera bic. The Dem
| ocrats will have no better literature TO cir
culate than this initial speech in the cam
paign of their eloquent leader"
The Chicago Times Herald (Rep)
sagaciously points out that after Mr. Mon
roe had purchased from France the Louis
lana territory in 1903 President jefferson
accepted The credit which 1t brought 10
his administration. The Chicago Record
Qnd) says: This is not surprising 1t
has happened since the time of Jefferson
that presidents have opposed a certain
policy which when forced upon them by
the people brought great credit to their
administrations. Take, for example, the
course of President Mckinley in the
Americsn-SpanishW War Mr. Mckinley op-
posed the war up to the last minute, and
was forced into IL by the people. Now he
and his friends are entirely willing to ac-
cept the credit coming 60 him because of
the results of that war"
The Chicago Chronicle (Dem) says:
There is no conceivable limit TO the ex-
pansion of American commerce under
Democratic principles except the limits of
the soil and labor of the United States
Expansion of American trade under Dem
ocratic direction would be unaccompanied
with war taxes. Expansion under McKin-
leyism means militarism, Imperialism and
war taxes, the profits going into the pock-
cts OF Republican trusts. Which ought n
telligent Americans to choose, commercial
expansion with peace and honesty, with
out war taxes, or militarism, dihonesty
and war taxes?"
The Springfield (Mass) Republican Qnd.)
says: What travesty upon the past of
tne RepuDhcan party tnat Mr. Bryan,
rather than Mr.. Mckinley, should be the
one TO quote from Lincoln and to point to
the highest ideals of government as the
guides OF the common people. Yet these
weapons. which prove so powerful in the
hands of so great an orator as Mr. Bryan.
have been placed within his grasp by
those who formerly held them. The out
come will be watched with increasing in
teresi as the weeks fit by. The action OF
Mr.. Bryan has put a spur into the cam
| paign that will be felt"
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON, S. c.


NEXT SESSION OPENS OCT. 1, 1900
Board in the College dormitory. ineluo-
ing furnished room and lights. can be 3D.
tanned at $40 month. Tuition $4O per
session. payable in two instaLments' All
candidates for admission are permitted 70
compete for Boyce Scholarships Wmch
pay $50 a year.
Strong faculty; well equipped chenicai
physical and biological laboratories %,
servatory; library of 1900 volumes; anu
the finest museum of natural history J"
the South.
Elective courses leading to the degreo
of B. A. and NJ. A.
For catalogue. illustrated circular anu
information in full. address,
HARRISON RANDOLPH
President
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-12

Prince Sheng. Chinese director of rail-
ways and telegraphs, is a very rich man.
1t is said that he made his money by run
ming a gambling house in Tien Tsin in
which every contractor. merchant or other
person who hoped for government favor
was expected 10 lose money. Unless a
tribute was paid TO sheng through the me-
dunn Of his gambling house. no govern
ment contracts were ever forthcoming.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-12

The indications for Georgia to-day are
for thunderetorms and not so warm in
the interior. and fair on the coast, with
Hight to fresh southwesterly winds, and
for Eastern Florida local rains, with fresh
southeasterly winds.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-12

II 1t takes so much to establish "proba-
bic guilt in the case of Greene and the
Gsynors, in New York, before Commits
sionen Shields, one cannot help speculat-
ing on how much more evidence the Dis
trict Attorney will have to present to the
trial court.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-12
ST. IOSEPH'S ACADEMY

For Young Ladies, Washington, "iihes
county. Georgia, admitted to be one oil .ne
most home-like institutions in the counv
try. Climate healthy. Extensive. lawns
Course thorough. Terms moderate. MUSE
Art Physical Culture, Elocution' STEMS
raphy and Typewriting. Address
MOTHER SUPERIOR
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-12
VT. St. Agnes College for Women
Mt. Washington, M

Mt Washington, Md.
THOROUGH ENGLISH COURSE. H.'
lures delivered. Degrees conferred. W. W.
WASHINGTON SEMINARY FOR Bolo
under 10 years. Primary and Prepara'os
courses. Both institutions conducted
sisters of Mercy. Preparatory School f0'
little girls. Address
MT ST. AGNES COLLEGE
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-12
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,

L. NJ. BLACKBOARD, M. A.. Principal
For Boys. Three miles from Alexandra
Va, and eight from Washington.
C. The ed year opens Sept. 26, 1900 Ca's,
logue sent on application to the princip"
at Alexandria.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-12

In Washington a child has been born
without a spine. Unfortunately, the child
is girl. Otherwise 1t might grow up to
be great politician and a man of des-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-12
ABig Little Thing

Convenient In size and arrange,
ment. Will help to I'LL the inches IN
your geographical knowledge. VIII
Take but a small space ON your de.k
or shelf. But will show what ysu
want.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-07
Congressman Hull Unable to
q Get Consent for Its Con-
/. u ~. T.. sheraton. u n
Measure to Come Up as a Spe-
cial Order With Six Hours y
%~ for Debate. y.

WAsH1NoroN. Dec. 1.-THE pro-
gramme Of the senate leaders for bus
mess session was taken mp in earnest
and material progress was made. What
is properly known and the ship subsidy
bill was made the unfiniohed business
of the senate instead Of the "Spooner
Philippine measure and the discussion
Of it was opened by Mr.. Frye Of Maine,
chairman of the committee on COM
merce from which the measure was res
ported. He addressed the senate for
more than an hour and half. Recog-
nized by his colleagues as an authority
upon the subject, he was accorded close.
attention, IIe had not concluded when;
the senate adjourned. -" -
The great crowds Of the previous day
were absent and business on the floor
proceeded exactly as if it was mid
session. ~ '.Afssc'
The credentials of Senatc~.alcct Dol.
liver of Iowa were presen..- .,.a i he
was seated. ',--" t,~
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Niss Mon Kiissai aa.l ysen,y NM - !

xine Mon Kii,ssl aa ID N :lnjl M L.
n = r~ck Az !. nisa,,. cal n III ssssS8
Cal. 4, Der. III A wor!s =
train carrying ito crew OF between 25
and 80 track repairers backed into
freight train No. 2Oi a few miles east
81 Sulsun and in the wreck winch fol.
lowed 9 men were killed and some &c
more injured. some ol them seriously.
From the meAger reports received ~
appears that the freight train had the
right Of way and was running AZ full
speed in order 70 meet and pass another
freight at Suisun. The work train
should have been on q siding and Was
making for IL al q good rate Of speed
when II collided with the freight. AT
the time there was q heavy: fog prevail.
ing and II was possibleito discern OBJ
ijects for only q short distance. 50 the
shock Of the colliding trains was ter
rifle. All the casnalties are eported to
he amongst the men Of tho working
crews. the engineers and fremen hav.
ing jumped and saved themselves.
& Oyer 400 feet Sof track was torn mp
md the cars were smashed and piled
upon each other: ID every conceivable
shape. A & wreck;ng train il on the
scene Of the disaster, n 5s3 &, "a ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-07

RSsolution Adopted " I ~ yv~hanil
Chsistian Tenn perAAcaI Untnr. YIN

RSsolution Adopted ~ ~ NJ Hchan's
ChEist ian Tenn peranceU naar. MI Ss ss
81 W As.tlsoroI. Dec. 81 The Noman's
Christisn Temperance union oonven.
ltien IA session here adoptsd RESOLUTIONS
against the nrmy cnnteen and prepared
! petition 70 the presid {. IN othersto
congress and Identical petitions "a all
of the great powers against the sale XII
firearms and the imports lion Of LIQUOR
and opium into the Philippine isla,,is,
o. the island possessions 81 the other
powers addressed. The petition q the
president pointed ont that il has been
the policy 81 America 10 forbid the
sale Of intoxicants to the Indian Ter
.ritory Indians. The convention, there.
fore, asks that the president, either
through the war department. Or through
the Philippine commission, extend the
prohibition law 80 q to take il the
Philippines 81 n S:ssst 4. IA ~ ss
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COST LIFE or ONE.

Iowa Man the Victim Of asa Alssged In
# D sr& " suranc. >w!n.ile.S s;s.-,
! SOCK CITY, La, Dec. 8. Charges Of
IAN attempted insurance swindle THAI.
cost the life Of one of the alleged swim.
oilers are made by ]. II. Hurd Of the
Laboring Mems Co-Opcrativs Life, as.
ISOLATION, who has JUS: Returned from
an investigation OF tue G., 81 49,; $s 7:
( George A. Barber OF. w eUster City,
Ia, who held a policy for -, 800 in the
company, is dead at Pagosa, Colo, and
Mrs. Mary Wright OF ChlcagolandfW.
*. Netf are held at<the sameg pace to
appear at tho coroner's inquest. It is
said that. ~. Ter met Mrs. Wright III
Chicago s:iast summer and took her to
Denver, where Nef appeared. The
policy was made payable TO Mrs.
Wright. who was alleged to be-: Bar
ber's amancsd. ,s5:. 4 y = -, y
3 Mr.. Hurd charges that the policy
was taken out with an intention to de.
fraud, although III the original plan he
says Barbec''s death was not to be a
reality. Later, he says. the scheme
was changed and he makes the asser-
ton that Barber, who died of oonvul.
sions in hotel office. was poisoned. ~:
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In . Critical Condition.

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-August Beck and
his bride, the daughter of Charles
Uhlein. the wealthy Milwaukeean, who
were. injured in the explosion Of a
boiler Of the Chicago and Northwestern
railways heating plant, are reported
ina critical condition. The couple
We're in the parlor car of passing
train en- route to Milwaukee after their
wedding trip. The car was partially
wrecked by the flying boiler. - = ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-07

sTELEGRAPHIC BREvITiEs.j

Queen Victoria, it is understood, will
go to Clemienz in the spring" VI
New York city is the center of an
other severe storm, with the wind res
ported as blowing an Ss-mile gale. y
!, The president has. nominated Silas
Alexander Of New Mexico to be assoc
ciate judge Of the supreme court Of
New Mexico. -. H. liza %#s
Mr. briggs of New York has intro
duced @ resolution in the house asking
the secretary Of war to investigate the
practice Of hazing at West Point &
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-07
Insane Man mt &Lar1e

NEW YORK, Dec. John Armstrong
Chanler, former husband Of Amelie
Rives, who has been confined in Bloom
ingdale asylum at White Plains, has
escaped and is supposed to be wander
ing about the country in Westchester
county Mr.. Canler has been confined
u. Dloe'1ningdale asylum since Febru-.
airy, 1897. He had free run of the
grounds and could come and 60 at will.
as he was looked upon az harmless
patient - .."t.'}'' ~
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INCREASED CAS- UAL TIES.

Kitchener bsads q fapplsmsntsry Report
;& $tt$$ e Recent Itghting. & g;ss
LONDON, Dec 6.-Lord Kitchener ca-
bles the war Office = supplementary "a
port to that Of last Saturday in regard
TO the fight Of General Puget with tho
commanders Of Vlljoen and Erasmus.
In Saturdays report Lord Kitchener
said Lieutenant Colonel Lloyd had been
dangerously wounded. He: says that
Lieutenant Colonel Lloyd was killed
and 10 other officers were wounded.
Thirteen men were killed and 80
wounded. General Paget's mounted
men are pursuing the Beers. X m Sz&
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Held up the Wrong Man,

/; KANSAS Cry. DEG. .: Two footpads
tried 70 hold up. John Haipin. inspector
Eof police and acting Ghetto detectives,
Halpin refused to obey the command
TO throw up his hands and one;of the
robbers snapped a revolver lin the de.
Etective's face. The revolver misse d
FIRE and the robbers became alarmed and
turned to run with Halpin in hot pur.
suit He fred four shots, woundlng one.
He says his name. is sGallaua.s The
other escaped. - -" = Hss>:
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Fate Of a PRacemaker.

y TIsHn1Seo, I. T., Dec. 6.-Mve miles
west Of here Robert Patrick was shos
dead by Samuel Keel while endeavor.
ing to step in between Keel and qparrel.
ing neighbors. In a fight that ensued
Keolwus shot through the: shoulder
ana seriously wounded by Sam Tistop,
who escaped, Patrick's father, who
was so years old, upon hearing Of his
sons death, dropped dead. 80 -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-07
. VIM Contest Hoyt's will.

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. :5.-Mrs. Mary
E. Green Of this city and John H. Hoyt1
of Nashua, first cousins of the late
Charles 81. Hoyt, have retained counsel
to- contest the probate Of the play
wright's will. > The ground Of protest
will be that Hoyt was Of sunsound
mind when he made his will and that.
he had but two witnesses instead Of
three a. called for by the statutes OF
New Hampshire. Ma ~. ~, "4 u Z
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Telegraph Lines in Alaska.

" WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-General A.
w. Greedy, chief signal service officer,
has been informed that 1900 miles Of
telegraph line have been constructed in
the vicinity Of the Southern Yukon
and Nome, Alaska. The cable between
Nome and St. MicAaels, which recently
was turned oyer to the signal corps by
the contractors and salvers interested
in its construction, is understood to be
working satisfactorily. n
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willtn4 to Invest 1000. 600.

LONDON, Dec 8 The Daily Express
publishes an interview with Mr.. Frank
Hawley, the electrical promoter, who
is now in London in the interest Of an
American syndicate. Mr.. Hawiey says
the capitalists he represents are ready
to spend not less than "a, OO0, 900 for
the construction Of electric railways in
London and suburbs for q radius Of 10
miles, -! 4, ..3&r = ~
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The Goltlsboroueh Made Good T;uce.

The 4G"ltlsboroueh Made Good T;uce. :,
~ TACOMA, Wash. Dec 5-The torpedo
boat destroyer .Goldsborough m ade. her
first unofficial trip during the day and
while no attemprs was made to speed
her on the course she made the course
in hours Is minute or ID the re.
markably q uick time OF 28. 25 knots rer
hour. 81 The run was more to test tho
engines and machinery than to test her
speett. g. " 7 r.,y5.-.1 i. s. ~ ~: ..,ss ~ : \
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y yv,ll Com1,m IA the Nov Des, : 80.

s}$} VIII Command the New ncfender. II
New YORK, Dec. 8. 1t has been III.
nonnoed that Nv. B. Duncan, Jr., who
will manage the yacht now being built
80 defend the America " cup, has se.
lected Urias Rhodes FOR captain 81 the.
new boat Captain Rhodes commanded
the old Defender IN her trial racss with
Colum biz in 1852. n; I 8S5.&
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Robb,d th. \, Ch,ef n lI, Z; =,

N BrEvENs PoiKT, Wis Dec.6 - Bur-
glars forced an on trance into the Office
of the city clerk and chief Of police and
secured 10. They possessed the secret
combination and key 70 the inner door
,o1 the aAfo nv, 2s3 .55yJ :ssss - 4@