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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-27
Public Sale
Annapolis CITY Bonds.

In pursuance OF Chapter ISIS OF the Acts of the
General Assembly Of Maryland. Session Of 1900.
and an ordinance Of the Mayor. Counselor and
Aldermen OF the City OF Annapolis, passed on
the First day OF May, 1900. the undersigned the
Finance Committee OF the Corporation of the
city OF Annapolis and the Finance Committee
OF the Permanent Improvement Commission.
will sell at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash on
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-27
=. 6. Tlmk scHEDuLs.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

kFetM &NNM1GAE.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
schedule In Effect March y, lqcl.
Trains arrive at and depart from ANN,
ollie, via A. " s. 3. r. r., changing
cars 1T 0dsnton.
YRAIss LEAvE ANNAPOLIS.
WEEK DAYS. SUM,
Az AMIN pMANr.
Ar washington s., $50 l9lS e. oS3MN5s|
Arrive Union Union SO 10 G5 i5SFl e@@93SS.
Baltic Calvert" y
ARRIVE ANNAPOLIS.
Lave Cslv ri st,n, 81 $50 5st S05s.
BALTIC. Pa. Az. 5I900 SS4 9@@5SSS
Az Az HnSapSis. sSSiUi5 : s % tS y
For Philadelphia, Now York, and th,. rss.
changing st Odenton. 900 ~ A, M. sut igt
and $40 p. NJ. SUNDAYS, 80 A. NJ. AS p 4
FOR BOSTON.
Colonial Bxpress, week days, with throus,
Pullman Buffet parlor Cars aud Nptfu1N
Passenger Coaches. leaves Union station EsY
timore AZ a. M. connection leaves AMMAN
MARYLAND Route) ~ =. NJ.
Federal Express, daily, leaves Union Stain,
S 90 p. NJ. Arrives BostoI. % A. Nj. PuiI mar
vestihle Buffet Sleeping Car through &C. Sos
ton. Connection leaves Annapolis n ID 4. N
weeks days. Sunday, 10 Z. N.
FOR THE WEST AND NORTH.
Leave Calvert station, Baltimore, AS follows.
A. so a. M, daily Union station 4 5l a u
Tor MilliamspOrt and Lock Haven.
\ 40 a. IN, Union station 800 q. m. wool
DAYS, 5. 10 a. m. sundays lIniuu Station g0
a m for Pitishurg, Chicago Ciu.r...rf,
Louisville and 81. Louis, Rochester luHac
Niagara rails, Lock Haven, and Kane Vlt.
DAYS
IL, as Union Station l.. % q, M. } daily r.it,
burg aud Cleveland; Renoya, Wllium,,s .rt
and Elmira week days.
IL as a. N union sutton -. 90 m. daily
Limited PtttSouvg Chicago, Cleveland l,.piu
Cincinnati Louisville, 80. Louis
AS5 D. m, sally from Ouioh station fu
Pitlsburg, ChlsaGa, NAshFule, tvh ylasauAt
and L5aissilel. iniIanGpohs, 80. Lou, au,
MlInuHa~b~rV,
& 46p. m Union station 600 II IN. , r.tt,
burg, chicago, CleN Gland, Cincinnati. SSH.
Transport, and Buffalo, WA Emporium lDt aud
Western New York and Fennsy lNanm HAIL
way: Toledo, Rochester, Erie, Buffalo and
Niagara Falls daily. except Saturday
IL ii d. IN. Union station Al 30 y. M. D daily
Pittsburg, hiCaRo, Buffalo, Rochester NUlar.
Falls and Eric; Cleveland except catuUiag
For further information address o4luStudd
Passenger Agent southeastern District cor
ner Fifteenth and Sts., Washington d q.
j. Il. HUToRISsoN. }. h. WOOp,
Cen Manager. Con. Pas. AZ
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-27

Schedule In Eject March y, 1901.
Trains arrive at and depart from Aun,,
ollie, via A. " 8 3. 4. g., chSrripr
cars at Odenton.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-27
Purchase Your Own Home

will sell you TWO COTTAGES with
lots, 100 by 200 feet. with water fronts,
by paying one hundred dollars cash and
balance in monthly installments of ten
dollars. Situate a short distance from
Annapolis.
all zw JULIAN BREWER.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-27

JULIAN BREWER,
JAMES M. MUNROE
CHARLES G. FELDMEYER,
Finance Committee of Permanent Improve
ment Commission.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-27
Notice to Creditors.

PHILIP THOMAS. Executor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-05
FO IR STEPCHIIDREN PERSISTED.
Mrs. Rum Charged with Setting Fire to the
Hou-r and Causing Their Deaths.

SAN IosF. C,l. Jan I Mrs Conrad Run
wa arrested TO-DAY. charged by her brother
iu-lav with citing IT." ~ her home "A fort
unci I icp and huruin. h"r four ~At.p"hildr"n
cart EuT sw"ars that ~" woman prevented
his brother from r"~ruiig IN" children. and
TINT conrad "a become insane from grief.
The Gr" occurred carly In the morning
when 'oural and his brothers were milking
IN the barr. when they rushed - tn" hnu~o
they hat & hn''nr IN the front door. ~ the
flame, pre-, cut II them from entering the
kitchen MIR Run and her baby ,.oapcd
hut four children hy tontad', nrst wife,
w-r" burned ~ thctr beds, a. their room
wa q .rrCtiy over n" Eltclen
arl now sw"ar- that conrad could hav .
saved the children. bat his wli" threw her
aiWs aruuIi lam and prevented hin. IT."
says ~" woman Wa warmly dressed under
her n.gut ronr aud that tho baby. which
va, ter own Ciuld. W. comb ''"lA dressed
\ few day hCtur" -Ne packed all her clothes
a. a trIlk and stored this IN ~ ont bVtldtns
lie declares that she frequently expressed
hatred ~ aor -trp'llldr cn and wished ther
wpUli u'. IT, also accuse her ~ causing
~" dentl - In"tl"r y pthld. The woman
denies I'll" charges
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-05
Sound MONFy MEN " IOCaI FIGHr.
Think Their BIg Organization .Inu whats
Needed Z. '. Bii>s 'aut lie President.

The Ron ,orr"Gu- y Bliss. Treasurer ~
tho Republican National who
vaS elected Pr" ,id.nr of the Business Mems
Ecpuhlicau and Sound Money Association
AZ it, meeting on Thursday evening. W. no.
We ahl- 80 accept That office Nj Bliss told
tho ~cor:ri''rc that b" Wa iu Thorough SYM
Ia,hy win fhcm and that b" would q" all he
could 80 aid tun orglutyplinu IA any good
work which ~I''iuIcht uni"r'Hko. bu' MAT he
priyato hl,I moss 80 onGrONSed his attention
that lac cni.Li uu' be" President L. j. cNu"c'"d
Tint some man lE" lulu I'l"I'. \ = .luIl-
lard GepTs, - Haven. ur toIu" Their pIumir' ut
hu~iuess mlu. Nill hc asked 10 rIl ~" vn,a.,'
S",arpI uf he men mo-. prominent Iu fh"
ns~oCit'tor = IN Htr~ haze been ftIhlIE 'N"r
since ~. ',v"'nu'r .,'IpI HluIi ITO l.,iu.
,i,ion that u enter local aud STAT" qualities
rhelr opiut'u - That th' forces 3D.. iaHu'
~ rood ,u,rrauCHt viii Jos" l.Itl r Inctr
strength q u lev A." urgHui'ed b. - great tuur-
her ni srlPtl lodI's ard NM tIr uuiv yIv
20 make y" s'ertly" ,Hiui"l.r .r ioi all th"
clement. d" favor 81 good !p,,rru"uf tu
unite ~ on" general ufINu4gto and thu.
,rolc 49, most oi ''"Ir str't"'h IL" I"aL-
in. uC'nt"r. % f'H t.S.. iEfI.t h"lsN" t'.l
,Yr l..,f..r vh'h r. ht~ oh'uifrd lr"ar~r
d,riny ia, N.k ME, Presidential clfnpHi.Ng
" NJ civ" - = rt"SiI -" ~.'i % > ''Lti ul gan.
~ ION ctu ia'"
nrn ming a. 'hr H~ssD, n'iDr .s CON. 90
he yc-v careful 10 avoid g. ''" danger II "-
coming committed Ia '.n 'ardIinDN ~ ON.
r.r4,Y yrc'ug'urrlv l. De. adopted . f".o-
it,.u. pruvldir" fhr' u, or" -IIIl lr '"'
min, w. 81 * toy ~ except .r the uufnpTIgr-
O.. ~" lS",IiI'H 'uu...'t"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-05
yusr rHy rIIDr> ,,,R rr,rN
And Nov '.s,er ss,, u Won, Nee, .-srn' N.
Anti tsmmsn'

90 -. U,....4 10, -.
IN" I'-""'tH'- ''' NJ ''' TIT "
ia uorpirs have decided that tho nan .
60 nut, .t. ,r,I ,,.t.,
Nam"Nl ~ '""F" ''' ''
which ~ We luUur'HrE'"d i '"u Hu~
aud ,ltur.y aud Ea-tsritN 'Ns article. 90
IA, ,. t,..
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nov reads. IN" lNd"'' luI
ON Monday the mon interested 100 'Te club
~ -. .,tr..- -.,tr,.y 18th g. .--
o."
ana 'hIlIhs i"f q I'inl' iH''IIis 70 Poi" '''i
some evening rrNf wee, a. 'N" SHERMAN
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,'''.
h"b'i' ' ''N'hs VIZ SI'N'' ~ " '"'
fr~t rr,~Id"u' ut 'i" ,luh. , q told Demo-
,,,t and y ,,- -std ,.-t, ,try mat vH.u
=,
va" men -"'' '' W. e" - ''
intIud" - hHu'- 20 moot OF ~" solid I"u'.
,r,tt, ,u.lp.-- u..u Ia N.N AprL .If, II,
,.,I ,.,,.. r. .
ava" yum "'''" ' '
FEBRUARY. AZ which VIII 10" present 'iniu'i'
l'ru"'r rat from al iHft- ~ 'h" ruuui'N
Invitations vii u" -'ni q" -. If"-id"il Z ."N"
laud. 'A-~"hhl"' hNI, 49, I''ilN NhUh"'
"N-~r'f"itTN Lamont ana "th'i men VII"
party w" promoters u the 'luh N"-l'rIu.
Nrf" unpr"Itr"d 80 say whether "f NOT
senator lHH.'- N 'nu'-' NIhah~h~ 'l"u
man 81 me l'i,n'I"'' Nt't"lht ''lhu ll'''
OF Nfllhh y hINhU 81 N"bf'Shh ana lh'll
iti"ud-. VII" az" H. dtN"IhN" control 'I Va"
parry ma inner N"uId i' invited =,
fN-N"hh'"i 'h'"N '"ll'I, VII" - on" OF
ne un'"II't'l"'N % 'h" 'II'' -hhh YESTERDAY
NAV 'h' 'lH" NouIl ~ " H. h'hiN an anu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-05
p. JAIIEv or rnF asTOR HorsE DEAD
Had Been Landlord There rs YEAR and sole
Proprietor rs

Flavtus 7 Alien, proprietor Of tho Aston
House. died Inst evening at his residence. ?<i
Lexington avenue. -! heart d.s"as" He had
been SICK since Thanksgiving Day and seri-
ouslv ~ for two days
Mr. Allen was q? years old and came to this
city from Portland. Me which was his birth
place, ~ 1858 shortly after he came here
hr became connected with 4 I. Stewart 4
GO and later Re was q partner In the clothing
nous" OF keller A Allen at William and Ann
.tr,rts w. 1873 hn became on" OF tie propri"-
tors Il ~. Aston House. and after the death
al d, j Dam. his partner. In 1855, he was
sole proprietor
Mr. Allen was married In 1898 10 Elizabeth
Ihur-tou 81 this citv. who survives him
lie leaves no children lie was domestic IN
his habits aud took no active part IN politics
or Iuhl, aNairs A. one time hr was a W"in-
Der ~ several clubs, but lately the only one
he belonged to was tho Suburban Riding and
Driving club lie had no taste for hot-"
racing or breeding horses. though n" kept hts
own stable In IN" summer he usually. went
fishing 20 the Thousand Islands He had a
CuUrtrv pli . A. nou shkrr.sir
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rs.s.,s - . a.sss. vs~sa

N,Eprs ~ Ism John Nssf-son
.,.i.,art ri-.s a. 80 arv-r house. sas on hi-
say homo after he dar . sots shout %
a-t sv~nins ~h~n 10 -ss 80 upon hr IT,
rar Thev hsd , ."ish sna drove up clos"
'n 'Ia edo sslk and ~ ,hhsd hir from behind
~ 80 bound and <ass~t and rlsced IN 'h"
sI,ish where - sss 'isd p, the ~esi and driven
snuu, ton miles IN 'hs country toward James
fupr VI N.s'st.on ~as tAh@n from ~"
sleigh. th. sas taken from HE mouth. ard his
'e'f~rs we're removed 90 sllov him rest snd
No. nrter that he ~ sh' sh-~-v question. mor'
readU, a. hi. stag. NJ Tic pfoo~edins- 10
uHr-~ became frightened and started on q
pIurgs down Tho road Fof the time bong
BE- Ctp'rrs forgot ter prisoner aud started
Ma.t"r-"u a~"ils lis OPPORTUNITY 'o esc,t"
ran D.. 'N" ppposit" direction after sard"t
- around IN woods fpf three ~ four hours
h" uualf found his say ont aud f"arh"i h"u"
mon vDro about s '-r' 4 and epre heavy dAfs
p,rr,.uf- ard drove n BLACK horse nut a-li"
fruu this ho - untu'" 10 d~s'riD" them IL"
'U|UHs nat . i 4 a." ~ mistaken I''n'l'N
RusrDN. Ian . N" kidnapplug rrrf-
M reached this CITY and N" polite" a." NHfH
my un. o. .t~" Nrz Harry NInHl, Wh" p"
sides IN ~'rlfflri ,fr"e' porche '"r. has n'"r
'hr r.,iuIcnf = half a dozen letters saving
'haf unl,-- ~. arranged 10 have $500 tu gold
,,f' 90 som" designated Ilar" nor l''Ir Voc
q .af.uIl daughter would D." 'Hn'u away
from n.r M. last letter rnc"iv"d sav" l"r
fu understand that failure To- 'oWylN Win
and that . me matter vas reported III" 'N"
police action would be- FAX IN IN ~" Immediate
FIXTURE Ih"s" letters Were turned over
Goo 10" CUSTODY ~ CAPT 6lr' ~ station u
'hrt 'he wora u. hat = som" bow ~ 'hc neigh
huthuud
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-05

Omaha Police Waking . Thorough Canvass ~
the tic for q New clue.

ONAH,. Sch Jan , In" police began
TO-DAY a hpus"-to-hous 50 search FOR IL" pln'"
IN which TIE adnHpp-rs lived while Tt"vaI
iug Tor the abduction - Eddie tudnt} II
has been clear from the beginning that they
did nut live In the house on M-lrose Hi.
where he va, held u prisoner. everything
need Dy them ia this house bong e a ten
pnrarN character \ sH-ol"u" stove, q we'll
nucK.' and a pot Ia which to make come"
about completed their "puIp inrnt lhr' lad
nu bed aud Eddie tudahy spent "A night aud "A
day on 'he bare rour In CHAINS l"t '""d -"
Ind 70 cup Of cone" and a few crackers
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doctors - accomplish thor WORK irsld" ~
fort, eight hours. and. u 'ney then failed.
e. frr e. their other rendezvous. either taxi
ing their prisoner with them ~ turning hIm
loose Th" problem TOW - =" discover
me rendezvous II = not az all uulik civ that
tie three men uccupIrd different lodgings
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CHOATE NOTIFIES ENGLAND.
s~enate's Action on the Canal Treaty Ofnciaiiy
Reported to british Foreign Secretary.
special Ceas Dsspd'eh 10 The Sun.

LONDON. Jan. Mr., Choate. the American
Ambassador. to-day received tn instructions
sent by Secretary 81 State Hay In regard TO
the action OF the American Senate on the Hay
Pauncefote treaty concerning the Nicsraguan
Canal. The note from Mr.. Hay covered the
communications which MIR Choate was in
struct-l to send To the British Government.
Mr.. Choate was engaged on the subject
a. tho American Embassy all tho morning
He mad. a special appointment with the
Marquis Of I~ansdowne at the Foreign once
this afternoon to discuss tie matter and in
form the British Foreign Minister Of the nature
Of Secr.'arv Hays communication.
Mr. Choate'- audience with tho Marquis ~
Ltn-downe lasted thirty minutes,
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sfsHHsss -ar' rs-r' - fasI.- sT r. sHi
o. - .. . sffs ~ 50 90 '.
eve lpsssss ~ ~ sTs#ftes rsHrs 49, 'H
90 st.fi 81 20 ssIsi ru' - trr I"s
30 .e'fvs s~frie- st.stt iH ~. - a"r
s.~rs " - - rnssihi- - iff.s
- tstt ass-lfs = . NHffs 30 ffN.Irs
~sIis~an-~ sUI 30 - s'Hfrss ~sst
nss rr.rrsT ~tr . ~ sfni- Nss r1h
u.bs.i 80 So 80 o. 80 p fssss 80 f'srs
81 ta ssap stsIf Hsrsl-.. So tsa'a-- fffss-
80 81, % - srn-sIv- 70. IN Fnslsrds .Ia'Ir"
snt H1 80
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-os,s,. .. ro~s.,p,s ~ osuy
Dee. - p-,' ., ~. 90 49,. s"s WI t.ss
10 '.t.uts. f..s
-r.,-, 80. r-rv.Nr US 49,

- ~
to~ra~. J.n , torf Hat-f'- toe 0--'
~ af'i.- s. Corwandsf in.Chi-f - 80
forces ~ 80 va rTrs 'li. uornins IL
hsIt ions mi .ul'a'on. -'h ne rhisf Nr7r"fa
~ various divt-ipn. . understood 'ha'
The 49,, BUSINESS hs -u 'ass up sul - 80"
case - Va Iof. p~n air Nsrrv tolvnls ~"
go recently s.ssd ~ resign ~. command
a. Gibraltar. presumably 30 srse ~ th' ~"
..,s' ~ tho British for- - und-f 10 command
a. IIrdIsy orange Fre. state Gen tolvilis
ha. appealed ~ Lord Roberts '0r ius'cs
Gen Hob-rt. through ne prs.s. thanks
fon'en .incefsv 'or ths ssnsrpu. vslrom"
siv-n 90 him On hls return from ~ 18th Africa
saving he regards u not only &c = psrsonsi
,rihu,. but ~ testimony ~ ths vslof and
endurance ~ M. brsve comrades vho srs
still lighting Ne sid. II 10 iupo.-ihls
g. ds.cribs cha, owe thsm fhs only
r.v Il. hv d..otins myself 20 furth"rins
their interests lie thor elodusuty spuesls
for -ub.rripuons 20 the Princes. - Nales-
fund 'or tie b.n.Nt % soIdi.r' wives aud
sidpvs
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AMERICAN B0aTs o rBE THAMES.
High speed steamers TO Ne Pat In Service lie
tween woolwtch and Kew

Io~pON. Jan It II stated that American
capitalists viii iuaugurRtc on MAY q service
Of hiCh-Spe"d steamers on the Thames be-
tween Woolwich and Kew Soy oral British
COMPANIES have already hankrupted them
selves hy operating Inferior rivcr boats and
'nr wears the service has basu tie -ubicc,
~ much complaint
The agent 90 IN" American capitalists.
Nr William Root. an attorney ~ New YORK.
j. nov here We SAYS tnI' ms principals are
prepared 10 spend 2.OH",uN IN Tho sc'lemo
n" l. now negotiating with ~" Thames CON
srryanCy BOARD which, coutrplliuG the traN'c
az the river. has frequently proved an oh--
stTlCtNr body
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4 SIMPLE REMEDY FOR PREVENTING AND
0Unlh6 BY NATURAL MEANS
THE FRENCH sHORT DIsPUTB.
Semi Denial In Paris That any AH~e
ment Has Been Reached.

Special CiA. p,,raIrh n II sCS.
PANS. Jan. 1.-The report circulated ~
some French newspapers yesterday that
France and Great Britain had reached An
Agreements In regard TO the S"wfouGdlnd
French Shore question IL semi-oNcia.y
denied
A prominent dlplonatist said 20 the corr''
spondent Of THB SCS to-day that 10 vas dr.
ncult TO express the views OF the ff"1''
Government on t.. subject He was 2 a
however. that II Franc" received any .""
compensation than IN" cassion ~ tho Ga
country ths opponents of ~" Govern At
would seize tho opportunity 20 max" a Inn
gerou- attack on ~" Ministry and w'.i
sllego that FRENCH Official, were
trucking 70 England
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rR,NCF'S TRiDK AND OrRs.
". Alfred Picard savs the Two Countries Alone
Are Increasing Their . Nports.
.siscii Cds. Ds,pdich n 7HR sUN.

r,ris. jar I NJ Nfr"d Picard. President
~ the Permanent COMMISSION on tl"'oUs
Values. IA a review of iraucn.H foreign trade,
cav. mat France and tho United stat a,nr"
Huuuy the great countries SOW That 'h's
exports HiN increasing NOR" anldlN than
rhdr Imports, though Frances incr"Rs" Is
NOT uoarlv equal 20 that of N" | nii"d S'a'"-
rurlnud. Germany ard Bel GUM Shc~ that
their imports are Increasing NOR" 'al div
than their oNpur's VI Picard saws that th"
cr.rom.c .nndIuors % rance are "yc"ll"n'
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C,pE lows. Jan Two hundred Beers
have re-cros.ed N. Orange River from 'ap-
colony The inhshitant. ~ be"huanaland
NJ. generally Joining Tho Roer- bursherS
are advancing on GnquAtown. which Il held
bv Tho British
No decisive operations have been reported
II Is understood that Gen. Kitchener IL con-
cern.d with keeping his line Of supple. open.
and viii not spare large forces ~ opera'" Tar
from the r|sllvaS ~Coumandant petrpwsk
Duplooy. . Russian. was killed at Utrecht
on Dec Is.
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1oNuoN. Jan = N" admiralty stat.s
Mat the reports 81 ~ Wutiuy ON THO hlrtlo
-nNp Barbour At npuG hong ha,aus" tU.
sailors did not hav" NJ" usual Christmas
shore leave ~" untrue 1h'r" VHS y d..
tuth1n," NJ a minor natIt" aboard the -htu
In which a few m"n Ner- implicated Ihrco
arr .sts were made
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Hess and Hawke. at deception.

Charles Hess, former Republican leader
81 tho Tvenry-frh tss"mhlv district. ard
has sucCessoi. Mcpougnll Hawke. were 'no
guests of the Central toiuT"d Republican
Cuh ~ ne. district last mgh' ~ % reception
In their honor
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warned to Iook Out for the Gold Of the Cudahy
Ransom.


AUSTIN. Tex. Ian "A All the banks In
Austin TO-DAY received copies ~ a circular
letter from the polloe authorit ies ~ omaha
ewing "a description u the marks Oh III" gulI
pieces paid ~ the kidnappcr- - III" tudahy
hpV rs ransom Ihs marks ar" e T'lllIN
dr-cr, D. ed. and the banks ~" ufged t. look
out for the marked coins
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Ddnt Get Ier,on Of Honor Cross Mn, Him.
self.


P.His. Jan. ! Leopold cert. head ~ n
w.ll.known Paris publishing house. has COM
nittad suicide hy shooting himself With q
revolver His hu>In.-s Wa Prosperous. ard
u H. supposed that hs act Was due to h- die
appointment a. not t"peiv1nc the d".orau,n
e. the Legion ~ Iiounf
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more Austraiian Volunteers.
!sr.e,aI cahi. Dspaieh TO The Sun.

Mri boUHSH. Jan Z In response to ths
snse .stion from Colonial Secretary Chamber
lain that moro troops from the colonies would
be acceptable for service In South Africt
900 men have volunteered at Victoria,
on in South Australia and 1000 In New Yea
land. These men have sxnihed their desire
to scr We az ainst the Beers,
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Miners Appointment Onaaiiy Announced.

Special CANE D"rales to III, Sun.
LONDON Jan THE appointment OF Sir
Alfred Miner as Governor OF the Orange
River Colony and the Transvaal was an
nounced to-day.