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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-01-19
MONTANA.

Professional men and merchants will
ask the legislature to amend the Ii
cense law.
Poor house Of Silver Bow county had
nearly one hundred inmates on the LIST
OF the year is the Doctors report
The small pox scare is abatIng ~
Anaconda. Only twelve cases now re
main at the Pesthouse. No new cases
are reported
Mrs. Geo. R. Milburn. wife OF the
new associate justice Of the supreme
court OF Montana. GIed in Helena last
week Of pneumonia after a brief I'll
ness.
Mr.. walkers death at Salt Lake last
week. was received in Butte last week.
VAUDEVILLE was named in honor Of
him. and his brothers. who owned the
famous Alice mine.
One OF the most valuable contribu-
tons to the literature OF irrigation.
especially for Montana. is the pamph-
let that IL sent out from the expert.
ment station this month by Director
Fortier.
LTIChAOCA was a 0aH AA0nN4 A0A AAAC
Helena postofice oficials. In fact Il
was record breaker, and the business
Of the last month Of the old year ex-
ceeded the usually large month Of De
cember. 1899.
Several citizens OF Beaverhead eoun'
ty petition the governor TO pardon
from the county Jail A. W. Leslie. who
has already served SO days. They con
tend that the punishment inflicted was
too excessive.
That goats can be raised In Montana
with a substantial profit, is clearly
demonstrated by the figures given in
the annual report OF the commissioner
OF labor and statistics. J. H Calder
head. who is now state auditor.
Ferdinand La Plate convicted OF as
sault In jefferson county and now ser
wing q term IN the penitentiary. asks
that the governor investigate his case
and grant him clemency. He contends
that he was the victim of a conspiracy
A petition signed ny about $50 names
praying for the pardon OF Oscar Row
land, convicted in June. 1898. Of man
slaughter, for the killing Of Tom Nc
Cough at Red BLUM. has been sent Il
Governor Toole. Rowland was sen
fenced to the pen for q term OF ter
years.
A head end collision between tw'
freight trains on the Great Northern
at Essex last week. resulted In tn
death Of two and the probably fatal In
jury OF third man. One Of the deas
men is Harry Fritz. who has RELATIVES
living at 215 Colfax avenue. Spokane
TIE other. Albert Werner, is from
Hope, Mich, where his parents reside
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Pekln, Jan. l5.-The joint note OF
the powers has finally been signed BIZ
the Chinese peace commissioner
Prince Ching signed yesterday, and II
Hung Chang. who Is better. signed To-
day.
i ID understood that the malady
from which Ii Hung Chang Is suffer,
Ing Is Bright's disease He was feel
Ing worse yesterday. and therefore
postponed afixing his signature, but
Prince Ching was hopeful that he
would be able 70 sign today, which
proved 10 be the case.
Prince Ching has protested 10 the
court against the appointment. said to
be contemplated. OF yieeroy Chang.
chih-Tung AZ a plenip0tentiary In the
place OF II Hung Chang. He thinks the
lattsr's advice absolutely essential al
though he believes II might be adyis.
able 10 appoint third plenipotentiary
for China. and reiterated his desire for
the appointment OF sheng. who would
be acceptable to the foreigners
So far as Chang. chih-Tang is con.
esrned. the ENJOYS who know him per
sonally say that. while be IL strongly
anti-forelgn and has never made any
secret OF his likes and dislikes, they
believe he would be q satisfactory rep
OF the Chinese. and there
ATould not BE- any objections 10 him on
he score Of his recent utterances. In.
Iced. some Of the ministers think Il
2ould be wise for China 20 make
Chang chih.Tnng = plenipotentiary.
Most OF the ENJOYS have received
Eord from their governments that the
must b. conducted In Pc
kin. on tbs ground that for various
reasons other places suggested would
BE- Questionable.
The Russians say they viii formally
turn over the railroad 70 the Germans
". De 0iers. the Russian minister,
objects 10 the British attitude IN re-
tusing 10 permit the Russians 10 dis
tribute Tses. and wheat 10 destitute Chi
nsse Ia the British section.
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ORH80H.


Albany had Gully four IRE alarms last
year.
Andrew John WEIGH an old resident
OF Astoria died last week.
The MarshheId light plant was
slightly damaged last week by light
ening.
The Baker city Chamber Of Com.
meree gained 81 new members last
week.
r. 3. Dunn. Of Eugene. sold 81 bales
OF 1899 hops to San Francisco buyers
recently for s cents per pound.
The Treasurer Of Grant county had
about 5000 last week for distribution
among the schools OF the county.
Fred Walters. OF the Farmers Gus
tom Mil. has purchased the cheape
mill property at PendIeton for IS. 500.
The telephone once at sumpter has
abolished its telegraph once, and mes
sages are now transmitted by telehone
to Baker City.
Since the 18th OF December the I'm.
bier Lumber company has received or.
ders for IS cars Of lumber. IS Of which
60 to Salt Lake City and other Utah
points
The steamer Blanco has been tow.
ing rock for the Southern Oregon
Lumber Company to Empire. The rock
is being used to build a bulkhead 70
protect the piling from teredoes.
l. Oldenburg's fruitdryer and fruit
house. north Of La Grande. was total
" destroyed by fire recently. Practi-
cally nothing was saved. The loss in.
eludes the dryer and fruIthouSe. 10000
pounds Of dried prunes. 1900 pounds
o. dried apples. $500 pounds Of dried
pears. and !. 500 pounds Of apples. Mr.
oidenburg carried $1,000 insurance.
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Al Glasgow the keel Of Shamrock H.,
challenger for the America cup, was run
while DeHny's yard was closed on New
Years day. Since then score Of the
side frames have been SCI up 70 port and
starboard.
French railway engineers have made a
breach in the western wall Of the Chi
iiese city through which they viii bring
in the rao-ting-fu railway. The Tientsin
line viii be extended to the wall Of the
Tartar city.
Major Taylor won the mile professional
handicap at Boston recently ia 2:I2 rs,
but IL 10 alleged his riding was foul and
all the other riders protested. The others
finished AZ follows; Ross, AeEsehern,
wsithour, Mclean.
At Panama the arrival Of the United
States cruiser Philadelphia has not caused
any conimoii0n. The official relations are
cordial and there are no unusual political
comments. The reyolutionists have
peFsed into the interior.
c. W. y. Kelly, charged with einbezzle-
nent while acting as financial agent Of the
department Of posts at Havana, has al
ready been indicted by the court Of FIRST
instance and viii be imprisoned to await
trial before the audience.
The committee on postofices and post
roads have practically completed the post
Office appropriation bill. The total
amount carried " the bill win be about
Sl22, 100000. The appropriation for rural
free delivery Is increased from SI,TJ0,OO0
to s3OO0OO0.
Men Of war purchased by the United
built on English designs for the American
navy do not possess the stability Of Amer.
can designed and constructed ships. This
was the opinion expressed by Rear Ad.
miral Melville, engineer in chief OF the
United States navy.
Protesting against the forced resignation
Of Professor George +. Howard, head Of
the department Of history in Leland stan
ford, Jr., university, the resignation Of
Professor w. d. Hudson Of the English
department and Professor G. y. Little Of
the Mathematics department have been
rendered.
At Florence, Col. the employees Of the
mills Of the National Cold Extraction
company and Of the II Paso Reduction
company, 200 in all, walked out because
their demand for an eight hour day with
out reduction in paying 10 hour schedule
Was denied. The strike may extend 70
other mills The strike situation in the
coaliields here is unchanged.
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wssAlngson. Jan. i3-No legislative
business Il imrgTtAnrS vus transacted by
ths s~nase Saturday. The session vas De
roin4 10 sess4pus hsid in the memory Of
he late ssnaiat c, X Davis u Minnesota
The ioag snd distinguished essyiccs Of the
Minnesota saa,as and ,hs intimate rela-
,ssn he su.sained ~ith bis colisagacs IN The
.nass had suAaarsd him 10 al. snd when
his dssuiss came evsty member Of the body
81 thai 10 had Suffered 4 pcU-onal less
Fof usAny years Senator Davis served
a, Chairman q the esalmiilec On foreign
rslaiioas. and In that caPaaty and in The
capacity Of memheE Il the Paria Peao,
es,mguis.ion. BE Vas intimately idcnsiile'i
si,h he gsJsiEn Affairs 81 the govern
msnt.
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Very high assays are reported from
the Elk mine at Bodie camp.
The only sign OF activity at the Tom
Thumb consists in pumping water out
o. the mine.
Hugh C. Mabin reports having done
considerable work on the 619. com
pany's claims recently.
Tom Finney and Pete Mccormick
are driving tunnel on the Stemwind-
err and striking nice stringers Of ore.
At the Mountain Lion there Il moth
ing especially interesting beyond the
sinking Of the main shaft. which Il
still going ahead.
Superintendent Hewitt Of the Chico
mine states that the north drift h still
in good ore, but It is now pretty near
all In the foot-wall.
The Grim mills for the Republic
Power & Cyaniding company are begin
ning to arrive, and preparations are
under way for their installation.
The northeast drift Of the Flag Hill
mine is now in about IS feet and the
quartz continues strong and assays
we'll up into the shipping figures.
A party from Sheridan camp says
but little in mining is being done in
mining there this season. Only the
Stemwinder and Deer Bed mines are
in operation at present.
The uprise OF the Butte q Boston IL
reported by Superintendent NickeFson
to be again In good and valuable quarts
but work in Il Is progressing slowly
on account Of the small force employ.
ed.
The north and south drifts In the
Princess Maud mine are being pushed
ahead as fast as the Leyner drill and
powder can break the ground. and SUI
perintendent Hodge says the vein At
both ends looks better than usual
The open cut for the Gold Ledge tur-
mel is In past so feet and James Elliott.
who was in from the mine. told the
| Chronicle correspondent that another
tunnel may be started higher up the
hill that will strike the vein much
sooner than the lower one.
Shipments Of ore from the Caiifor-
mia mine to the British Columbia smell
ter are still reported. The shaft II
now down 4s feet below the 100 foot
tunnel, continuing on the rich pay
streak. which Is now said 70 be fve
feet wide at the bottom Of the shaft.
Frank Richardson has q contract 70
sink a e0-foot shaft on the Deer Bed.
It is now down 4e feet. following the
vein. which averages about ~ feet IN
width. The ore on this vein runs over
500 and as high as e1s7 per ton. The
character Of the highest class Of ore on
the ledge 10 bristie silver.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-01-19
wAsarNorox.

The North Yakima council will be
petitioned for a milk inspector.
The waldron estate, consisting OF
large tracts OF timber land near Aber-
deem, has been finally adjusted.
II is expected that the famous Usk
creamery will change hands soon and
become the property Of q Spokane
commission firm.
The Eastern Washington and North
ern Idaho Fruit Growers Association
will meet at Spokane January 81, for
a session Of three days.
George Dow, aged p. student Of a
business college. in Spokane. died last
week as a result of undue excitement
brought on by friendly boxing bout
II is said the Legislature will be ask,
ed to increase the Supreme Court from
1--WE to seven judges. upon the ground
that the present membership Of the
Court is insufficient to handle the
work.
ALFRED H. Seymour who represented
himself as an Insurance agent. and
who. the police say. has been yictimiE-
ing people in Seattle and Oregon
towns. and in British Columbia, has
been arrested at Seattle.
Next November Pacific county bonds
to the amount OF ssS.000 will be paya-
BILE at the option Of the county. or they
may run 10 more years. They draw s
per cent interest. II Is believed that
they can be refunded at 4 per cent In
terest
Theodore Cowall, a laborer at the
Tacoma smelter. was terribly burned
by molten Stag last week. and Is now
at the ST. Joseph hospital. Cowell
was burned In an attempt to relieve
another man who was endangered by
the Stag
The biennial report Of State Labor
Commissioner Adams has been filed
with the governor. The report Is q
long one and deals with statistics and
other details OF the various labor In
dustries and labor conditions Of the
state.
The Western Central Labor Union Of
Seattle last week passed resolutions
thanking Andrew Carnegie for his gif,
to Seattle OF 100000 Library build
ing. and in suitable words expressed
deep appreciation for the generosity o.
Seattle's millionaire benefactor.
James A. Drain. formerly major d
the National Guard. but recently ap
pointed .adiutAnt general, has LEFT
Spokane for Olympia. to assume th'
duties OF his once on the 18th OF Jan
uary. His term OF once Il four years
during which time the able and popu
lar ex-county clerk win live At the cap
isal Of the state.
At okssdals Frank Edwardr. ass'
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Paris. Jan ls.-Ths Passensens Of the
Rassie no urrr lHie0ieNe4 draw = tern
lls pSssarv II The suffering ENDURED and oi
the scarcity u food. The last nlghl spent
On the ssnsmer VAS espocisily trying
Masy psnssEs giving Nay ia desPair, ens
senaan hggiRs = saldieI ior hls mvsissf
in osAer thai sAs n.iehs shoot herself The
characterization ~ The errw, the pzssengeFe
sy. aas partly oannessei sits ihs dis'fi-
lsaslon " tosss. A hrsfnan declared the
ssllors ought % - sssl aFss. sni ths same
sac srgs.ssl ss DO sny ~ofk, and The cap
tain Aaa 10 pFass bis revolver 70 tho msn''
fssxiaeaa hssore the laisu would obey
1sdstA
The hFss subscription ior the nscusr'
has roseAed 1900 iEancs
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Iaehsappa. IsaanA u casana. 1Aa, la
Ne fsaliaa asssassS Lsass has ben lo~a
Masy h.oaisa hua Ne usnek hass ksr
uasAsd ashnsv.
TAe sus.ei measianeA h he atsFsieA
frum inzhiaFsa = psoa.shly Ia sszAsss'
Isune 4 sslo toes ~ register, esasd -
q. tAsnssu q CakankA sae was sai isai
Z iatAss taar, ~ heam uaa - tssa tnsl
sna 49, uas IS tswt snshas dep. -
was huill 81 usveaoeh 10 lse4 No IN
gasuaassun ~ II shs nscssansnss d u
Less ssn hs skAaine4 tFosa say q ID
sAsTg,snx books 81 hanA.
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Boisa. idaho. Jan. n.--tovernor
Hunt ham abolished the famous permit
aystam In the CosnF d'Alenes essab
Ilshad ~ Governor essuneabsrs soon
after TIE riola q April -. iss9.
The mineownera % The Coear dAlens
district rocentiy established central
hureaa Tor the employment o. men.
TIE usaoe u a waIlaee. where al men
saeking employment In The bis mines
mus apply and satisfy the agent.
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2syears. while bending over counter.
shaft in the Touring mill in the act Of
oiIing q Journal had his clothing
caught in key and was instantly
drawn to the rapidly revolving SHAFT.
running at the rate Of about 800 reyo-
buttons per minute. receiving injuries
resulting in bis death within q few
minutes. He made an outcry a. he was
caught. and the mill was Immediately
shut down. His body was found 20
tightly bound 70 the shaft that his
clothing had to be cut to release him.
He was alive and asked to be taken
home.
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Iatte. Mon,. ian. la.-Ths MoniAAa So
CITY u Eaginrsfs clo-ed iss iourseeHtA
ahnnal session 10 Battle Ny magnificent
hanqnrs- Daring The srss4aa ahoai - vie
sting usensa-1s ssfs pirucn, and aue en-
ssfSainai in roysl ssyis BY ,la local mem
lsft. y ha sh8ana them the minns VI ths
esty and tesk iisem 10 al Poaais 81 in,eFrs.
0filoess tas The ensuing yesE were elected
- ioliaaas rFrsadeni. ffsnk l. ssNf
apt vice president, August Christian
sssuni sasr pgcssisn', Geofgs ]. Wickes
ssSfvsasy and hlasr1an, Richard J. Val
sssasafrs and Hseuitss u Managers Of engi
asssius seessties J. IL lIaTst trustee ie'
shgrx ynsrs, hsftfand n. Danshce.
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PtstAasr. Jsn. ts-J d. uaiy b.
assas Inc nsss lup@ssat oa aisosssry q
tie p@ss 10 ypsss Rscusly w. drilled ri"
a mighty Rasaxs IL saashsassesH Texas
lsYstsd "a ssso asse is@es, u naisss sfs''n
salsne Taas, 90 NJ Ssiaas tivsf, apd u
miles fsum tsxs ATshuE. IN Jsfisssea co'in'
~. he vsll i aguing he inil capacity
q ths six iReh rastine. II = rate estimated
Al lsO0 hassvia psr Day. Ihis Ssil y
ioxassA shsus go miles sosthesst q ths
CussssAAA hsld. and he al Y tAs sane y
sp~gias gravity. ahoas y dsgrees. b1' "a
ryseAsa AZ aspsh " he ,han ieo feet
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Tacoma. Jan. le.--The total produc'
ton OF coal in this state last year, as
given by State Inspector Owens In his
Forthcoming annual report, is AIS
OSa tons, valued at sl.ts5,oo2. an In.
crease OF 100000 tons over 1889. The
number OF miners killed by accidents
was 81 and the injured IS. Mr.. owens
estimates the production for 1901 at
asO 600 tons.
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Manila, Jan. ls.-The first public dis
cnssion Of the bill TO establish depart
ment Of public instruction developed =
contest on the question Of religion in pub
lie schools. Interest centers in the &C.
ton permitting priests and ministers 70
teach religion for hall hour weekly out
side the schools at the desire Of the par
ents for such instruction, and prohibiting
teachers from conducting religious exer-
cises Of discussions on religion.
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Sing Sing, n. Y. Jan. lS.--william Neu-
fold. who murdered his mothers cousin,
Miss Annie Kronman. in her apartments
in West Thirty-fifth street, New York,
August I. 1907, was elecsrocuted in the
state prison. 1t was the thirty-third
electrocution in Sing Sing. Robbery was
the motive Of Neufold's crime He had
served term in the northern Illinois peni-
tertiary al Joliet for robbery committed in
Illinois
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Au.-.,.a Assault.

Lsavsauorth. Nan, Ian. IA Miss Eva
Rosh. = uell knsan young woman Of th's
city, uss assaulted on Soaih broadway
the fashionable residence street Of the city
b, Frrd AleSandeT, colaroi, vino Lad iol'
,eurd Asr tm a distance Of u eleck'
Alexander failed to accomplish his ohjeri
ssa was arrested after the occnrrrnce and
taken 10 The oiiic~ 81 the chief OF police
uhich vas quickly surrounded by an angr!
mob numbering nearly loo, breathing
thrrats Of vcngoaace
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uonolam. Jan. IA tragedy, said to
h.,r resulted from commitment ior lcp-
ru~y vas brought 10 light some days age
bv The discovery Of two cOHPsos in guar
~ near the city. The bed'es were '''''s'
n ! Young native Who contracted lerrosy
and was 10 have been sent to Molokn ana
n. .se.,heart who chose 10 die with nm
rather than endure a separation.
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pekin. Jan. ls.-M. de Giers, Russian
minister 20 China, denies the current NJ
mort that Russia is endeavoring 10 make
special agreement with China irrespect-
i've Of the other powers With reference
TO the claim made by some OF the other
ENJOYS. that Russia violated her word in
taking concession At nentsin. n. de
Glers made q denial,
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New York. Jan. ls,-Ths report Of The
appraiser appslniea b. The confi TO esaae-
li.h he valuation q Ogden 0osie.'s Psrscn
al property waa made public reonatly aisa
shows that Il Wa worth neaFy tI!o"ss"
instead d ssias oyss eloOooo, the ssss
nate furnished ~ he family.
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succeed. Melce,..

Denver, Jan. l6.-Hon. Thomas NJ. Pat
tersOn was elected United States senator
10 succeed Edward o. wolcott. The bal
lot. taken by both branches Of the legis-
la,ure in separate sessions at noon, re
suited as follows;
Senate. Thomas NJ. Patterson, fusion
candidate, ~; Edward o, wolcott, republic
can. 1, absent |.
House. Patterson, SIS Wolcotl Z.
Tomorrow the senate and house win meet
in Joint session to ratify the action Of
the separate sessions
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Bathurst. Gambia, West Africa, Jan. Is.
The British punitive expedition arrived
at Dambue January II and completely
surprised and routed the rebels. The
troops captured The town after an hours
fighting. Sixty rebels were killed, 90
wounded and 800 captured. Six inn
portant chiefs win Be brought 10 Bathurst.
The British casualties were six West In
dams wounded.
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san Fnneisco. Jan. 1.-THE steamer
MaritsosA has established new record
lstwsca this city and Australia, she army
inc trom sydney two days ahead Of tl'ne
Ilsr actual STAINING time vas % day.
and ,hsvs hoarA She brOugh, S'A''"N
IN English scversignA
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Butte. Mont. Jan. 1.-Two more
highway robberies occurred In this city
Sunday. One that happened may re
suit in murder.
George Mohard. collector for the
Trades and Labor Assembly, left his
home in South Butte with $500 TO turn
over 10 the treasurer. When q short
distance from his home be was accost-
ed by two masked men, who ordered
him TO throw up his hands. Instead Of
complying Mohard struck one Of the
robbers In the face with his knuckies
and the other robber hred a shot which
pierced Mohard's left lung AS he fen
10 the ground the men relieved him Of
his money. The injured man was able
70 get up and walk TO a saloon across
the street. when the police we're nou.
fied, but they have not caught the men.
Mohard was in an unconscious condi.
ton AZ a late hour.
Early Sunday morning two masked
men entered saloon in Centervs.le
ordered the bartender 10 throw up his
hands. but be ran out the back way for
help. Several shots were exchanged
but nobody was hit and the thieves
tapped the till for ISL.
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washlnetsn. Jan. is.--Ths United states
sapssme coufs today rendered dseiaich y
che Neeiy sxtfAallion ease. The eoat
held that Nelly vas subject 10 estsadl.
tloa and mus u surrendered % Ne Oaean
ausA0itlsA
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Wichita, Kan, Jan. ie-oaAransine be.
been declared 81 II the county iai and
Mira Carsis Nation. charged with smash.
ing salOon pseturts, VS. released on 49,
hail. Her trial kaa been rest Zoe next
Monday,
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San Francisco. silver bars. sc:
Mexican dollars. 50sk06fc.
New silver certificates. eth
0eS1kc: bar silver. 6ss<c; Msxiean
dollars. soc.
London.-Bar silver steady at asAd
per ounce
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Stockholm, Jan. la-Kine Oscar mas
recovered hia health and wiz rs'u"' '"e
r.ln, a government January 81
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George Mohard. who claimed TO have
been shot and robbed Of labor union funds
by two highwaymen, has been found to be
short several hundred dollars in his ae'
counts with the trades and labor assem-
bly,. The police also found gun near the
scene OF the alleged robbery, shiea has
been identified as Mohard's. The hammer
was resting on an empty she'll II is now
believed by the police that Mohard tried
to commit suicide and told the story Of
robbery and shooting to cover his shortage.
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N. Hague. Jan. ls.--Mr hr'les1
.,., \. ,Or Utrecht in isp days to consult
IN esalitI
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TIE man who coins HIS conscience In
to easA win never make = percentage
large enough to pay Il back.