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THE CYCLISTS WON OUT.
Race of British Cyclists and Beers
for Pickaner's kIOOf Won
BY the Former.

Cape Town, Jan. 10.-Tie cyclist
corps which left here Saturday occu-
pied Pickaner's kloof, Sunday, after
a race with the Beers for its possess
sion. The republicans attempted to
intercept the position, though three
of them were killed and % wounded.
The cyclists retain the pass. Com
Wandering of horses has commenced
in the districts where their owners
have refused TO sell them to the mill
tary authorities.
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CowENHOvEN TUNNEL AFIRE.
ducers of smuRHIer Mountain
JeOpardixed.

Aspen, Col, Jan. 10.-At Midnight,
Tuesday night, party Of miners com.
ing of shirt discovered fire burning
about 400 ieet from the mouth OF the
Cowenhovcn tunnel, The fire was on
the side next TO the Smugger mine,
and It is supposed started in the
black shalc. This Is where the great
Smuggler fire two years ago originat'
ed. Watchmcn have been stationed to
prevent the spreading Of the fire. The
Cowenhoycn tunnel is the means OF
draining the great producers OF
Emuggler mountain, Should the tun'
mel become damaged seriously It
would stop work In number OF the
famous producers of this camp.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
NEWS IN BRIEF.
, Compiled from Various Sources.
EIETY.SIxTh CONGRESS.
[Second SESSION.

In the senate, on the Sd. the army reor-
gani2ation bill was substituted Tor tne
Shipping subsidy bill! as the unfinished
business the latter measure being roic,
army bill occupied the session until ad,
iournment .. In the house Mr.. Oln.stead
IPa) offered as a matter or ptiNilese
resolution reciting the alleged apI,uSe missie-
sippi, south Carolina and North Cdroliha'
looking to the establishment OF constitu
tional basis OF representation Tor tHese
states The resolution was defeated on - .
strict marty vote of s. to SO, as the result
of pairing and the large NUMBER OIL ap-
sentees.
In the senate, on the 4th, the army re-
organization bill occupied almost the en-
tire sessi2a, the debate taking cbes a were wepe
nude, and some slight progress was ihaae
toward the completion or the OIL ~, ~,
the house most of the day was gwen w
10 a spirited struggle over the Olmsteau
resolution 20 investigate the apriognen'
OF the suffrage In certain southern states,
with view to ieapportionment upon ine
actual basis of suffrage. The resolution
was finally referred to the census COM
mttee.
In the senate, on the 5th, little In the
way of important legislation was accom-
plished. The committee amendments 70
The army organization bill to when no
oh lection had been raised were agreed 70.
hut none OF the contested amendments
were considered. A few unobjected meas,
ures were taken from the calendar anu
passed In the house the feature of the
debate upon the reapportionment bill was
a two-hours speech by Mr.. Littleheld lMe'l
in favor Of the Burleigh bill to increase
the membership OF the to 1856. During tne
day Mr.. Hopkins expressed Willingness
10 accept an amendment to his bill giving
an additional representative each to Florl-
da, Colorado and North Dakoto.
In the senate, on the 1th the feature %, 9i
was n notable speech by Senator Lodge
Niass), in which he drew brilliant WORD
picture of the commerce., future or the
United States, and urged the necessity Ior
q strong and scientifically organized army
and powerful navy for defense against
any possible foe. The house provision for
a veterinary corps In the army was strick-
en- out In the house the debate on the
recpportionmcnt bill was continued unah,
imous agreement being reached to take
final vote on the measure before the close
OF the session on the Sth A number OF
notable speeches were made during the
DAYS debate.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
Live stock Markets.

st. Louis--Cattle-Fanc exports, $500
$50, butchers, N50Ujg5, stockers, y275V
iSo' cows and hslfers, S25oaI26, Hogs
Packing, St9ca5'iS; butchers, S.o5q6.y'
light y50fi6.i 10. Sheep Mutton sheep,
So 5Ooit 90; lambs, Noou6s0
Quotations FOR mlddlins range M fol.
Chicago 70 primo steers.
81 i5lt0i0 poor TO medium, $4,000 10,
GtiQ, hcifors t2,6j1tto, oannors, s2,VJlt
2bO, cnlvca, stWQp3gj, Texas fod stccrs,
81 00llt IS; Texas grass steers, 125ili, w,
i,ogH- Mixed and butchers, &,o6M631M,
good TO choice heavy, SlltlilO rough
heavy, S.@p6lo' lisht, S,&IS,S5. shcor
Good TO choice wethers, s3,75hL10, fair
to choice mixed, 81, ion3lSD. western sheep,
A75uL65, 'rexas sheep 2bou5lO native
lambs, NOc@6S5 Western lambs, 5000
0i6
Kansas Cattle Native stocrs, $500
u660, Texas steers 81, a3nt,dl TcNns COWS,
81 0oiS,5, native COWS and hoifors $4,000
isQ, stoekers and feeders, t2?5yillj
calves, AUDu090 llogs=Heavy, 5000
500 packers, Gioa5l7lsi mixed, sosl5.i5
light, nseaS.ig4 workers. eoglha5 ials
AS
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
BASS FRAZER'S ABDUCTION.
Description of the Young Maa Kid
naped From the GeOrgia
school of Technology.

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. l0.-The two
brothers of Bass Frazer, of Union
Springs, Ala, who, it is believed was
kidnapped from the Georgia school Of
technology January 5, and is now sup
posed to be in Kansas City, have given
out the following description of ths
boy:
Frank Bass Frazer, 10 years old,
feet l1A inches in height and weighs
las pounds. Wavy black hair, dark
gray eyes. dark complexion. A prom
inent chin. He grows heavy beard
for his age, but goes clean shaven. He
wears a number hat and corre-
spending number shoe"
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Five bags of registered letters were
recently stolen from the railroad be-
tween Turin and Rome. Three OF the
bags were from New York. The loss
is estimated at 100000 lire.
Gen, John w. Foster has been elect
ed president Of the American Bible
society by the board of managers OF
that organization 20 succeed the late
Enoch Fancher.
Warrants for the re-arrcst Of eN-
Councilmen =. i. McGann and ID. H..
Williams, at Scranton, Pa, have been
issued at the instance of the munici'
pal league, charging bribery.
Commodore william II, Harris, u.
S. ~, retired, died in Boston on the
night of the 5th.
Former United States Senator
James Ware Bradbury died at Angus
Ia, Me-, on the 9th, OF bronchitis, lie
was born June 10, 1909, He was
graduated from Bowdon college, In
1925, In the celebrated class In which
were Henry w. Longfellow. Nathaniel
Hawthorne and other notables.
Former District Attorney Wm. X.
Alcott of New York city, says he has
absolute proof that the gambling
houses paid Sl,2OO,O 900 last year, the
poolrooms $i,2Oo,oOo, policy shops
100000 and disorderly houses and
other forms of vice S2,s0O,000, or n
,,,,I ,t IA nun nnu frk;u ann Ia d.
yided by n cotcric OF politicians, Mr..
Alcott alleges, known as the gam
bling commission"
The duke and duchess OF MNnchcs-
ter arrived at Memphis, Tenn, on the
evening of the 9th, In their private
car. The duke and duchess were met
at the train by their grandmother,
Mrs. Yznaga, whom they will visit At
her home IN Louisiana,
Philip Dnnforth Armour-philOn.
throplst nnnncicr and multi.mlllion'
0ire, head of the vast commercial cs.
tabllshment that bears his name
died ut his home, In Chicago, on the
9th, In his sixty-ninth year. lie had
'''H lUlilnR w H'Ui'H W. WV N'h'S'
The vagucncss of the information
concerning the movements and posi-
tion OF the Bocr invaders Of Cape
Colony has sent n fresh cold ~ over
the colonists and Cape Town cnlls
loudly for strong relnforccmcnts
from England,
During fire at Minneapolis, Mimi,
on the morning Of the 9th, In The
building In which the Harvard hotel
occupied the upper floors, eight out
of n lodgers lost their lives by sutfo.
cation
Gen, Macarthur win dcport TO the
Island Of Gunm, Mt tho earliest op.
portunlty, 30 Of the Filipino leaders,
including Generals Rlearte and plo
del Pillar and the agitators Mabinl,
Ocampe and Trlas. Others will follow
them In exile.
The North German Lloyd steamer
Trier from Bremen, with 22 cabin and
COT stceragc passengers, arrived ut
New York, on the 9Th, after u stormy
voyage lasting 30 days, during which
she was continually beaten back by
adverse winds.
Dr. G. W. stiles, yoologIst OF the do.
partment OF agriculture, has been dee
ignated to investigate the cattle die
ease prevalent In Texas.
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Granted u Separate Trial.

New York, Jan. l0.--,justlcc Dixon,
IN the court Of oyer and termncr In
Paterson, n. j, has announced thot
that he had granted the application
OF counsel for separate trial for
George j. Kerr, indicted for the mur-
der of Jennie Bosschietcr, on the al.
legged ground that Kerr had not been
present when knockout drops had
been given to the girl,
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
MCKINLEY AND HIS GRIP.
The President's Case of the Prevails
Malady is Yielding Readily
to Treatment.

Washington, Jan. 1O.-Secretary
Cortelyou reports that the president
passed very comfortable night and
that the case of grip was yielding
readily to treatment. No unfavorable
symptoms had appeared but from the
nature of the disease the president
would be compelled to keep his bed
for several days.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
Nothing Turns Up at kansna City.

Kansas City. Mo-, Jan. 10,-Tbe To-
cal police department have not found
anything to substantiate the report
that Bass Frazer or his alleged kid
napers were or had beenn in Kansas
City. They have, as yet, received no in
structions from southern officials to
be on the lookout and have, there
fore, made no decided effort to locate
the men.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
House Rcnpportion, ,nent.

Washington, Jan, i0,-By vote OF
l65 to i0a the house. OF representa-
tiycs, Tuesday, accepted the reap
portionmcnt plan proposed by the
BurlcIgh bill, which increases tho
membership of the house during the
next decade from 357, the present
mcmbcrship,and tho membership pro-
posed by the committee In the Hop
kins blll, 10 $50.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
Grin Epidcmic In New York.

New York, Jan. i0.--lt IL estimated
that there are 100000 eases OF grip,
bronchitis and pneumonia In this city.
Not only tho city hospitals but prl.
vnte institutions, are full to over.
flowing, and physicians are over
worked.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
ON Ills Iiunting Trim,

Chicago, Jan, i0,-Vicc.l'residcnt.
elect Roosevelt passed through this
city on his hunting trip, and expects
TO spend about six weeks In the far
west, lie win return In time TO be
In Washington few days before the
inaupurntion,
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
Lived 10 Ous hundred and s,,.

Springfield, H., Jan. iO,--Sangamon
county's (lll.) oldest citizen, Eman.
uel De Souza. died ut hIs home In this
cly, Tuesday. ut the age Of 100 years,
lie had been able 10 walk downtown
up ~ Within Y week Of his demise.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
CAR OF POWDER WENT UP.
Result of a Rear-End Collision on
the Central Railroad Of
New Jersey.
THE REPORT WAS HEARD TWENTY MIEGS
Five Cars Crushed to kindling
Wood. IA Locomotive Reduced to
ShnpeIess Mass and Trucks
Hurled Hundreds of Feet-NOt u
Life Was Lost.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Jan. 10.-By col
lison on the Central railroad of New
Jersey, near Laurel Run, car tlled
with black powder exploded with
such force that the report was heard
4 distance of 20 miles. The car was
attached to freight train bound
south, and was the third car from the
rear. When near Laurel Run station
light engine, following, crashed in
to the freight 1t plowed its way
through the caboose, a car filed with
beer and went half way through the
powder car.
The Explosion Delayed.
The powder did not explode at oEce,
but hot Goals from the fireboX of the
wrecked engine set fire to it, Then
every pound of powder in the car ex-
ploded. The locomotive was bent and
twisted into a shapeless mass and five
Of the cars were crushed into kindling
wood.
The trucks of the cars were hurled
hundreds of feet away and under
meath the powder car great hole
was torn in the ground.
Not n Life Was Lost.
The crew of the light engine, see.
ing that collision was unavoidable,
Jumped after the engineer had re-
yersed the locomotive. The engineer
knew that there was a carload OF
powder on the train ahead, and he
told the trainmen to get away from
the scene of the collision as far as
possible. This is the only thing that
saved their lives.
a Heroic Act.
Peter Strome, the conductor Of the
freight train, performed heroic act.
Just before the powder car exploded
he "cut" a carload of dynamite, which
was coupled to the powder car, and
gave the engineer the signal to go
ahead. The dynamite was thus moved
to n place Of safety before the explo.
sion occurred.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
art Of u Famous Painting,

New York, Jan, io,-Dr, 0ctavlus A,
White, Of this city, has just present.
ed to the government, through sena.
tor Tillman, OF South Carolina, n
painting OF "rhe Battle Of Fort Moul-
tric," executed In 1915, by his father,
John Blake White, one OF the earliest
historical artists.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
Cnmnleicly PMViMUA.

Colon, Colombia, Jan. 10, via Gal.
weston, Tcx.-The French steamer
Fourncl, from Marscillcs, for Colon,
arrived here to-day and brought news
OF the complete publication OF tho
departments Of polIvIa and Magaa
lena,
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
I,euglng for succOr.

Marsclllce, Jan, i0,=A signal mes.
tnpe was received ut . p, m, from the
l.ussie saying oil on board were alive
but begging for succor. The scn hal
slightly moderated, but up TO the
present all attempts at rescue have
failed
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
Fort Whlppis, AriaonA,

Prescott, Ariz, Jan. io.-ucn, Mer-
riam, commanding the department of
Colorado, who is here investigating
the abandoned post at Fort Whlpple,
will recommend that the post DO re-.
established.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
Caught In q swow A,,ds,

Ducna Vista Col, Jan. iO.--rhc Col
orado n Southern train from Gunnl.
son. duo here Monday evening, was
cnught In u STOW slide at Alpln tun'
mel and has Isen snow bound ever
slneo,
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
A Miner Biown 10 Atoms,

Tucson, Aria., Jan. iO.-By the pre-.
mature discharge OF blast In the
Malachltc mine ut Middlcpar Jack
O'Bricn, n miner, was blown TO atoms
and his working partner, Claude New
ell, seriously injured.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
The rOrty-sccond General Assembly
Of Illinois begins Its session
at Springfield.

Springfield, ill, Jan. i0,-Thc house
Of representatives. Of the forty-scc.
ond general assembly was called 10
order ut ia;l5 by Secretary II state
James A, Hose, A roll cnll OF the
members showed all present except
Mr., Hanna, Of Wayne county, u dem
oeratIc mcmbcr VII, Is ut his home
beriously III,
At the conclusion cf the roll call,
nll members were sworn by Chief
Justice loggs, OF the supreme court
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
Gr~nt snow storm in Colorado.

Denver, Col, Jan. 10.-A great snow
storm has been raging at many
points in the mountains. The Silver
ton branch Of the Rio Grande South.
ern road is blocked. Two snow slides
of large dimensions completely
stopped all movements Of trains.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
charged with stealing u sntc.

Chelsea, Mossu Jan, lO,-Joseph
Hart, Samuel 0oldstcln, David karner'
David WerblInskl and Terety Silver
man have been arrested here charged
with stealing safe containing $1,000
in money and $4,000 worth OF jewelry
from the Office OF Morse Bros, In
Boston, on November II last,
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
Mn, close southern Island Ports.

Manila, Jan. i0,-Thc military gov.
ernmcnt Is consldcralng the question
OF closing certain ports In the south.
ern islands In order to prevent more
oifoetuully communication between
the insurgents
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
smallpox In Kansas.

Topeka, Kas., Jan. l0,-Dr. w. B.
Swan, OF the state board OF health re-
ports 267 cases of smallpox In tho
state. The type OF the disease Is
more severe than it was last winter.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
Leawur Uf Cummiaalun Mrrchanta,

Cleveland, o., Jan. i0.--rhe ninth
annual convention Of the National
League OF Commission Merchants bs.
gan here to-day with about 700 dele.
gates In attendance
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
The Lnw.on Gun Defender.

Boston, JAM 10.-Designer CROWN.
shield states that he expects the actu-
al work OF construction Of the Law
son cup defender will begin in about
two weeks.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

Nav York, Jan, iO.--Monsy on call nom.
inally at s'4ttt per cetn,; prime mercantile
stssdy, With actual business IN 6snkSrs
bills at %saA % ,s9Js for demand. and Ut
isjd,&Sils for Nv days, posted rates, tSJltt)
W. and +s1 commere!la bills, .<S2,tettS3j
silver eer,in,ssasss' esqc9ss; bur silver, csYI
stssdy.
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Cotton.
Financial. .

Quotations for middlinx range 40 toI.
lows. 81, Louis, ll-lSc; New York, I0Ac:
Memphis, ONO,
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River News.
THE MARKET REPORT.

- Fall. s1race.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-12
Movement by the Democrats to Get
Control of Brunswick County

opo
DR.. D. /. Watson. of Southport, vas
here yesterday and left last night for
Raleigh to put forth efforts to defeat a
bill for increasing the board of COM
misioners of Brunswick county from
three to seven members. The board
j. P. Cox, Ezekiel Little and John
WescOtt, all of whom are populists.
The democrats desire to control the
county and hence the movement to
have a bill passed to give the county
foul more commissioners. DR.. Watson
is a democrat out he is opposed to in
creasing the board as it will increase
the expenses of the county.
The following from the Southport
Standard of yesterday shows that the
measure to increase the number of the
members Of the board is endorsed by
the democratic executive committee,
although it is claimed that the meeting
was not a full one:
There was a meeting of the emo
cratic executive committee here on
Monday last. Present Chairman NJ. c.
Guthrie, Secretary J. H. Mintz, S. J.
Stanley, George H. Bellamy, w A.
Frink, c. c.. Little and David Ward.
Mr.. Bellamy held the proxies for some
a~bsentees.
THE matter Of recommending the
appointment of fou additional county
commissioners wes brought up. There
was a division of sentiment on such
action, but it was claimed that unless
the law was changed. that the present
board of county commissioners WOO
nave the power of selecting the board
Of education next July. A majority
then voted in favor Of recommending
to the legislature the appointment OF
four county commissioners as follows,
viz: M. c. Guthrie. S. ]. Stanley, o
A. Durant and r. w. McKeithan.
Certain names were recommended
from each township in the county for
appointment by the legislature as ad-
ditional justices of the peace. These
with the former named recommends
| lions, and certain other recommended
lions, which We could not secure for the
| public were forwarded to Senator Nor
ton at Raleigh"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-12
Rapid Work on War ships Being Con.
structed.

Washington, February "A state
rnent issued by Admiral Hichborn.
chief constructor of the navy, shows
that rapid progress is being made In
the construction OF nearly all the YES
sells now building at shipyards through
out the country. The big battleships
Maine n Missouri each have advanc-
ed 2 per cent toward final completion
since January LIST. and the Ohio and
the Illinois. which latter is IS per cent
finished. have advanced 1 per cent
each. The sheathed protected cruis-
ers all stand below the so per cent
mark, but an average advancement Of
nearly 8 per cent In all six since Jan
uary LIST is noted. OF the monitors. the
Nevada. building at the Bath Iron
Works is the nearest 20 completion,
standing at 70 per cent. The other
three are more than half completed.
All Of the torpedo boat destroyer,
with the exception of the Stewart,
which stands at A. Der cent are over
half completed, and the Dale. Decatur,
Lawrence and MacDonough are set
down at 80 per m and over. OF the
fifteen torpedo boats now building
eleven are more than IS per cent COM
pleted. Fast work Is being done on the
seven submarine torpedo boats.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-12
a MUSICIAN
Cured of Catarrh and La Grippe by

As soon as any one is attacked with
In grippe Peruna should be taken every
two hours during the ~day-adults q
tablespoonful, children . teaspoonful.
But it is the a~fter-effects Of Ia grippe
which are generally the most serious
unless Peruna is taken. In all cases
where Peruna is taken as above during
the acute stage the recovery is prompt
and complete; but where the ordinary
treatment is followed the patient will
complain for weeks and months of weak
ness, slight headache, want Of appetite,
n many other symptoms of low vi
tally. Such people should begin at
once the use of Peruna-a tablespoonful
before each meal, gradually increasing
the dose to two tablespoonfuls.
Mrs. Theophile Schmitt, wife Of the
~Ex-Secretary Of the German consulate,
writes the following letter to DR.. Hart
mai in regard to Peruna
34l7 WABASH, AVE, CHICAGO, ILL,
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus O.:
Gentlemen-"I suffered this winter
with a severe attack of la grippe, and
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-12

After using three bottles I not only
found the IA grippe had disappeared,
but MY general health was much betteI.
I am satisfied that Peruna is a won0c-
full family remedy, and gladly endor
it." Yours, Mrs. Theophile Schmitt.
La grippe is epidemic catarrh. Peru
catarrh whereverlocated. Sen
for a free copy Of "Winter Catar-h"
This book contains a lecture by D.
Hartman on Ia grippe, which has at
tracted wide attention. Address DE-.
Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-12

District No. 2, Wilmington township,
in the county of New Hanover, for
white schools, the day and year first
above written.
(Signed)
AUGUSTUS HEMENWAY, (SeaD
"REGINALD Gray, (SeaD
"HORATIO A. Lamb, (SeaD
JAMES F. POST, (Seal.)
RICHARD J.. JONES, (SeaD
EDWIN BORDEN, (SeaD
EDWIN BORDEN, Clerk, (SeaD
JAMES H. CHADBOURN, (SeaD
civilian r. KEENAN,, (SeaD
SAMUEL NORTHROP, (SeaD
SAMUEL NORTHROP, Clerk, (SeaD
Signed, sealed and delivered in the
presence of L. M. Benson, witness fol-
the trustees, and Junius Davis, witness
for the school committees
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-12
Cold steel or Death.

There is but one small chance to
save your life and that Is through an
operation" was the awful prospect set
before Mrs. 1. B. Hunt, OF Lime Ridge.
Wis, by her doctor after vainly try
ing to cure her of a frightful case of
stomach trouble and yellow jaundice.
he d1dnt count On the marvellous
power OF Electric Bitters to cure Stom-
ach and Liver troubles. but she heard
Of it. vol seven bottles. was wholly
cured. avoided surgeons knife, now
weighs more and feels better than ever.
It's positively guaranteed to cure Stom-
ach, Liver and Kidney troubles and
never disappoints- Price soc at R r.
Bellamy's.
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having repeat
eddy heard of
the value of Pc
r u n a in such
cases, / thought
l would try it.
| used it faith
f~ully,and began
to feel a change
for the better
the second day,
a n d in t h e
course of a week
/ W q S V e V
-
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-12
Five Hundred Persons Perish

st. Petersburg, February IA dis
patch to The Rossija from Baku, says
500 persons perished in the confiagra-
ton there. The flames are again be-
yond control. The police station, ten
large tenements. SOC. 900 tons Of mazout.
$50, 900 tons of naptha Ink all the Roths-
child reservoirs were burned.
The Journal of Commerce n Indus
try says Tnmeuse lake is burning. The
mazout caused explosions which killed
many OF the spectators.
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. Judgement Against h CasteIInnes

New York, February IA judgment
by consent was entered In the supreme
court this afternoon against Anna
Countess Castellane. and her husband.
o Comte de Castellane. for $40. &c
In a suit brought gains them by En-
gene Ffschof. The suit was brought to
recover three notes which were exc
cuted by the defendants Jointly on
February 9Th. 1900.