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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-07-19
Rooms For Lodgers.

A nice new four roomed cottage
newly furnished throughout. for rent to
lodgers.a Also three rooms in another
house. unfurrlshed. for family. VIII
furnish If desired. Inquire Of Mrs. G.
Buchanan on premises formerly owned
by N. A. Hummel. Virginia ST. below
Fuller residence.
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VIII Institute a Lodge Of Masons
at Fallon.

Rev. 7. L. Bellam. /. S. Bridges,
F. c. Hampton, f. H. Bellam. Harry
Bellam. Chas Short. A. Clements,
Geo. Frazer and Judd Allen lett for
Fallon, Churchill county, this morning
to assist in the institution of a lodge Of
Masons at that place tonight. We
understand that the new lodge is to
start Nth a large membership.
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Notice Is hereby given that bids will be re
ceiyed at Fallon, Churchill county, Nevada, for
tie erection OF one school house 2lx36 feet, IL
foot ceiling, sills. to be=4xB inches, ioists 2xd
inches, studding axf inthes, 24inch on center
ceiling, ioists ax4 inches. 20 inch center, rafters
2x4 inch, 10 inch center. Outside to have rustic,
inside to be eeiled throughout. Redwood shin
giles laid five inches to the weather. One belfry
AKA 1t on front end OF school house six windows
i5xl5 inches, 8 lights; one door 3x7 1T. l 34 inc.
thick; one six inch ierracota chimney: one
one blackboard across the rear end OF school
house three feet from the floor, 30 inches high
one partition across front end of school house
six feet back with two doors 2 IT. lin. by 6 II. &
in. ia in. thick. $3.50 ready money, balance
when taxes are paid.
Trustees reserve the right to reject any and
all bids Address
Clerk OF Board of School Trustees,
Fallon, Nevada.
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R O TROUBLED

With pimples1 Or is your complexion
cloudyP II SO one dose Of Lanes Tea
will make a change. 1t purifies the
blood, cures a foul breath, makes your
complexion clear. and drives pimples
and blackheads from the face. soc.
and 25c. packages, For sale by C.
w. Kinney & Co., sole agents.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Undersigned Edgar Shepley has been
duly appointed and qualified by the District
Court OF the Second Judicial District of the
State of Nevada In and for the County of
Washoe, as the Executor Of the last win and
testiment OF James Shepley, deceased.
All creditors having claims against said
estate are required to file the same with proper
vouchers attached, with the clerk of said
Court. within three months of the first publica
tlon of this notice, EDGAR SHEPLEY,
Executor OF the last will
and testament OF James
Shepley. deceased.
w. H. A. X
Attorney for the Estate
Dated this list day OF July, 1901.
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Apport;onment Of School Money:

To School Trus.ees;-I have this
day apportloned to the several school
districts of Washoe county, the sum
of $l2,241.71. | received from the
state Of Nevada. being the second
semi-annual apportionment of state
school moneys for 1901. as follows.
To each teacher .S122,4l7
To each child Of school age
.... S3.7o96ooo9
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A Fine Case.

John Lee has received a new re-
volving hat rack which n5w contains
several hundred hats Of all styles. The
case is one Of the latest made and is
Of great convenience to the customers
as we'll as the clerks.
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MonumentS.

j. M. Mccormack, the Reno mar
BILE man, is prepared to furnish monu
ments, headstones, ETC.. in Italian
Scotch or native granite or marble
All STYLES ard prices.
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Cottaes For Sale.

Five-room cottage and furniture TO
sale. Located on Reservation street
inquire Of r. H. Cowles.
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Cuts and bruises are healed by
Chambsrlain's Pain Balm in about
che third the time any other treat
ment would require because of its
a~ntiseptic qualities which cause the
parts TO heal without muturation. For
sale by c. w. Kinney & Co. Druggists.
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New Postoffiee Regulation.

Instructions have been received
from the Postoffice Department that
hereafter domestic orders should be
used in money order business between
Canada, Cuba and the United States,
and that domestic rates should apply
thereon. This will be a great conven-
isnce TO the public in quicker service,
as the advice will be sent direct in
stead OF having to pass through an ex-
change office as heretofore.
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Totals .....l980 $l2,24l.7l
Respectfully.
W. H. A. PIKE,
Sup Ct Schools Washoe Co.
Reno, New. July 18th, 1901.
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Books. magazines and periodicles at
this office.
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Enquire Agent. S. P. Co., Wadsworth.
D. L. Bliss. IT,. Tahoe City, Cal.
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Bad ON Truck Farms and Cattle.

tN4AN.
San Antonio. Tex. December 15.-COlder
weather thar has been known for years
is now prevailing over southwest Texas.
plavine havoc with truck farms 'and cat
lie on the range. The cattle. on account
OF an almost total absence of rain, are
thin in flesh and unable To stand cold
Weather and it is feared losses will be
heavy Today the thermometer registered
Is degrees, the lowest for several years.
The weather shows no sign of mOderat-
ing.
Will Break All Records.
New Orleans, La, December 15.--
Louisiana had cold weather, but no
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CAPTAIN SCHLEY is SlLEuT.
SON OF REAR ADMIRAL SEEN
AT FORT MCPHERSON.
he Locked Satisfied with Verdict.
Although Ethics of Service Pre-
vented His Speaking.

III iners h. ans truth iu the axiom ;hat
.t arHf.r than words then
s-..-1#a r.. g. sr.g. ~ the twenty
rrrrE f-..r.t States ..alrr. snr GO is'.s-
ts. E-rr 81 $ -Htt Schl.y. D. sutire-
n. t-n.E v.rn rH- verdict RETURN
lr-t Erl-.s r- fr. court - inquiry ap-
r..-... t. I...I. tL. famous lifis 'n-
~..e .ur.s.rr=E- tauta5l Schiey 3
s-s...u.I 90 Sort 1I E'.1trSlu. and b WIS
-r ar ..uu.rg VIII tw1 h-Hther af-
e r.. same wsut. fnat ha r.
,..s.r tr. rflles ~ tE. counts finding
r.-r evenings
-T.a u--- readily understand my po-
s.a -t ia p pleasant ro-e' ana
81 vE. e-r. ~m..- 'be.u uurins tH.s
-a-G 81. zf considering tle close ~
-tf..- a.t- ts tl- T.l-HiFii re- the case.
f- v.a. .- -r-w.-- CO. say tre lsi<l
t.- u- tl discuss th- analr in any 0f its
HEARINGS
E4t H+ feelings were plainly ad from
r.l.- H# tl. cheerful smile With
rta E. r.trl tl- rm comments n
f- l"v-IH rs vl. read abe court $
Verrr v.tl =rr-r auN'stT-
Admiral Dewey g. tIr big e-u. said
ef rra .fr Every citizen ir the
.reel states Knows that hc pass
through u experience very similar n
I..rr Admiral sea. SIS. ali THAI he Is
.Us qualified re r-ss anal Judgment
.- merits .E rlr C.se-
.tr. -H .Hu..- either. ru- that
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THE NEW BABY

Opens up a new world To the loving
mother il Z Is a strong. healthy baby
that new world IS a world oi happiness.
il i IS 4 weak, frctful child the new
world Is full ii anxiety. II has been
proven IN thousands Of cases. that the
uSc of Dr. Pierce's Fav0rlte Prescrip-
ton makes all the difference between
strength and weakness in children.
Healthy. happy mothers have healthy.
happy children Favorite PrescrIp-
ton gives the mother strength To give
her child Il makes the baby's advent
practically raiuiess and promotes the
secretion oi the nourishment necessary
to the healthiul feeding Of the nursing
child
4 have been using ~. Pierce's Favnrite Pre-
scripsiou and car say u j. Just what YOU sdvcr-
ti~c u q ~ uslirs Nrs Victor J. Hscin. II
Lrurz1rg.-vl-lc. kz.eN Co Kansas. Il began
taking 4 Just tvro urc-fhS tefure baby came
ard was greatly t-ucifr,i ~ it, use The doc
tor Sh1 ATTENDED ule -.lid did about well as
any one he hat seen Iss ! vas SICK only about
three hours. and a-=1 that war Favo-itc Pre-
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dlt have faith IN We TOW have a dzrlirg baby
hos strong aud healthy. who weighed nine
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gained thrce and ouc-hzlf pounds Have never
gwen him oue dos u uceiciue-'
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser. IN paper covers sent free on
receipt of 81 one-ceut stamps 20 pay
expense Of mailing only. Address Dr..
r '. Pierce, Buffalo, y. u.
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Dewey has renewed his hold on the pop
ular heart by his straightforward course
throughout the courts session and IN its
finding: Admirals Behham and Ramsay.
they think. find fault only In technical
points. such as will lot affect history
on public opinion In H.e least. AS presi-
cent OF the court, and a man In whom
the people repcse the utmost confidence;
the clear-cut, comprehe nsive opinion 81
AGmiral Dewey will stand as complete
indication OF the accused officer, and
final settlement of the controversy TO
the effect that all the laurels for the
Santiago victory rest ON his brow.
One leading question was asked Cap
tain Schley. ana from the manner in
which he parr.ed n may be sauged the
eEilre conversation.
Don't you consider that the opinion
CT Admiral Dewey completely overt0ps
that If the other court members. ana
robs their censure of all s;gnificarce?"
Il really don't know" replied the cap
tain. with a broad smile which showed
a flash of white teeth and which was
given infinite vitality and good cheer Jy
the twinkle of his merry brown eyes.
Il have no opinion on the case whatever
fcr publication | can only thank you
Tor bringing me the news
AS a matter of fact added the cap
tain. after little rchection. my only
Information on the case comes from the
newspapers I sailed for the Philippines
tefore the battle. of Santiago occurred.
and the controversy was I'm fun blast
vhtn | returned TO this country. The
cd man has never opened mis- fac. 10
ne and ! am in M position to speak
from direct knowledge. Anyway. he is
fully capable Of taking care of himself"
II was currently reported by the press
a few weeks ago that Captain Schley
was repriman led by The war department
tot expressing himself in rather an acri-
mcnioui manner concerning some of the
Witnesses tesJifving sgainst MS father.
II see ms that this statement IS the inVen-
tiCn Of an Imaginative Washington cor
respondent. and that the department has
really taken no steps 81 all looking t. =
Ccf.sure NJ Captain Schley for an injudi-
Clcus expression Of opinion.
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MRS. PHELPS BRINGS HER SUIT
Alleges That State Mine Officials
Are TRYING To Hem in Her Land.

EnoxyiIIe. Tenn. December ia spe-
cfal u The Sentinel from Hartman says
a sensational suit has been instituted by
Mary H. Phelps against Prison Commits
sinner W 4. Mary and H. t. Cory.
cashier at the state coal mines at Petros.
Tenn The bill seeks To prevent the pur-
chase by the state officials of certain coal
lands on the ground that the effort to
acquire this land Is TO permanently hem
in and prevent the development of valu-
able coal property adjoining the state
mine No. l. and which has the same vein
of coal as that worked by state convicts.
Th. owner Of this property, which is
threatened to he hemmed in. as alleged.
contenplates it's immediate development.
IL is said. and now seeks to prevent IL
being permanently cut OFF from the out
side world
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ton. he thought that congress should
adopt a joint resolution. stating its conf
Ceuce IN the admiral
senator Bacon said he would he glad to
vote for a resolution declaring Admirai
Dewey's position To be the correct posi-
tiOn- SCuatur Money aSsented To TIE
proposition that congress should act IL
action was desired by the friends Of Ad-
miral Schley-
Long Reviewing the Verdict
The secretary cf the navy now has be-
fore him for review the report of the
court Of inquiry in the Schley case lie IS
naturally taking time To do this carefuiiy
50 that immediate action is not expected
Meanwhile the court is technically in ses-
sion and will remain 50 until dissolved
bv order q Secretary Long. who con-
veue,I IT, The practice in such cases IS
contained specifically in naval regulation
M. I.1ss respecting courts Of inquiry IN
the following language.
The proceedings II court OF inquiry
must b. authenticated by the siSn1tlufes
Cf rh.- president and judge acNocAte =.
the court only and are 10 o. .S,'I
Tor the consideration ~ the "ticef eou.
Neuiug thu court. after when lhe e"ntl
Iray adjourn temporarily 10 HNa1 iiS
further Instructions
The question has been raised since the
appeSrluCe ~. the two reports In print
how Ear A1.uir., Dewey. the presidSl''
subscribed to the opinions expressed IN
the nrst report and in the findings by
aupeuJlug his signature. that signature
being required of him apparently by the
regulation above quoted. regardless oi
his individual opinion In response y
Inquiry on this point. the judge advocate
general uf tine navy says;
According - naval practice AdniltsI
Ieuer. Iv affiNfug his signature IL tne
report 81 the court ~ inquiry IN the Use
IL Rear Admiral sSrhley- expresses tuli
Coue#rrrrncs iu AL tine firdinGs OF anu Ll'
rw -. ..,irsinrs r.r,-leI by tne court.
q Ns-aur Those with respect a. Wnich nc
ra= tu terms sisuiiisL disss-t In hls MI
r.uFEtw a-r.Ufru-
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Filipino Women Want Peace.

Manila. December 1.-THE Women's
Peace League. organized under the lead
ership of SenOrita Poblete, Filipino,
has transmitted letters. with the per-
mission OF General Chaffee. urging peace
upon the insurgent General Malvar and
other Filipino chiefs
The letters remind the Filipino leaders
In the field that the war has destroyed
innumerable homes and devastated large
territories all of which. while it abJnd-
antly proves the tenacity of the insur-
gents and their faith in their cause,
does not remove the fact that the opera
tions of American soldiers throughout
the islands daily demonstrate the resO-
luton of the people of the United States
to make their sovereignty respected
throughout the archipelago. The league
urges the leaders TO make peace to avoid
greater evils.
The women's league has received a ca
blegram to the effect that the Filipino
general. Lukban. who is in Samar, is
pleading for a discontinuance of hostili-
ties.
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HE HAD TROUBLE OF HIS OWN.
DR.. Durham Proves He Knows Moth
ing of Nellie Cropsey

Raleigh. " &. December l3-(SpeclalD
Dr. Joseph Williams. alias DR.. X. Dur
ham. alias Dr. Colburn. is the man ar
rested at Wilson last week upon suspicion
that he was with Nellie CrOpsey. IL Is
charged that "Dr." Williams last Au-
gust took a horse and buggy from J. a..
Butts. Of Wadley. Ga, brought the turn
out To Edgeccmbe county. this state. and
sold it. Butts has recovered his property.
Or" williams. il is claims. took two
other horses in Georgia and also stole his
wife. He stopped one night at her
fathers home. she became infat< <ted
with him he told her brothers he had
SI1 en0 Marriage was quickly arranged.
Williams left his trunk ~ the house.
saving the money was In II. After he
had gone with his pretty bride. the trunk
was opened and was found TO contain
stones and rubbish.
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No News Comes from Samar.

Manila, December 12.-Owing to Cen
cral Smith having affairs well in hand
in the island Of Leyte, communica ton
with the island Of Samar is nearly inn
possible. Trade restrictions have been
taken off the west coast. Boats trading
there are not required to show signals.
General Bell reports that large guam
titles of rice. milled and sacked. have
been captured. the sacks bearing the
marks of the Smith & Bell mills. lie says
the rice was unquestionably purchased
i'm Manila with insurgent funds and ship
ped wholesale to the mountains by way
nf calauba and Pagsanjan, Laguna prov
ince, and other bay ports, showing the
necessity for the closing of these ports.
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MILLER OF $40 PER CENT NOTE.
Required To Give Heaviest Bail Ever
Exacted in Brooklyn.

NV York. December l3.-The heaviest
bail bond ever demanded i'm a criminal
ease in Kings county was eNaCted by
Judge Aspinwall today I'm the case II
William T.. Miller. head Of the famous
- per cent Franklin syndicate. Miller
recently obtained an order for "a new
frial aud WIS brought before Justice
ASpiuwaIi on a motion f6r release On
bail The bond was liked at S72.500.
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SLAPPED LENTZ IN THE FACE.
Judge Badger Also Pulled Nose of
Ex-Congressman.

Columbus Ohio. December l3.-There
was sensational scene I'm Judge Biggers
court this afternoon when Judge J. c.
Badger pulled the nose and slapped the
face Of former Congressman John J.
Lentz Lentz had hled an affidavit IN
Judge Biggcr's court alleging prejudice
on the part of Judge Badger and asking
Judge Bigger to hear a motion to vacate
the Wolfram Guitar Company receiver
ship.
Judge Badger happened into the court
room, and he accused Lentz Of having
misstated the facts. Lentz entered de
nial. and Judge Badger replied that he
H.entZ) was "A liar and coward, and
nullcd his nose and slapped his face.
Ientz made no attempt To rCtaliate. ana
told Badger that rs he was a Judge he
would not strike him.
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Salt Rheun
II NAV become chronic.

1t may become CHI oiio'
1t may cover the body with
large. infamed, burning itching
scaling patches and cause intense
suffering. 1t has been known to
do so.
Do not delay treatment.
Thoroughly cleanse the system
of the humors ON which this
ailment depends and prevent their
return.
The medicine taken By Mrs. Ida 4. Ward
Cove Point, Md. was Hoods sarsapariiia
She writes: Il bad a disagreeable'itehing OF
my arms which concluded was OFT rheun-
I began taking Hoods Sarsapariila and IN
two days felt better. 1t was not long before
was cured and have never had any skin
disease since"
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IMPORTANT ORDER GRANTED.
One Company Wants Another To
Leave Timber Alone.

Raleigh. n. c., December E-lSpeciai)
1redeu Neares today went before Judge
purrel and secured an order in an i'm
portant case. 1t is that of the New Jer-
sey and North Carolina Land and Lumber
Company against :he Gardner-Lacey
Lumber Company Of Georgetown. ;. =.
and seventy-five other defendants.
Complainant owns 10000 acres OF timber
land in Columbus and Brunswick coun-
tics, North Carolina. The proceeding Is
a bin in equity to restrain trespasSers
and stop the cutting and removal OF tim
bcr by defendants and secure the appoint
ment of a temporary receiver TO take
charge of the timber cut and logged.
The Judge appointed A. 7. Clarke. OF
Columbus county, temporary receiver,
and granted a restraining order TO PLAIN
tiff Teturnable the first Monday in Fsb-
1uary.
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May | Send You
A Book?

I will mail you any book from the list
below if YOU send me your address.
With il | will send an order on your
nearest druggist for six bottles of DIR.
Shoop's Restorative. If you think that
YOU need it after reading this book. YOU
are welcome to take IL "A month ut my
risk III il cures, pay your druggist $3.50.
If il fails, l will pay nm myself.
This remarkable offer is made after n
Ufetime's experience. | have learned how
To strengthen the inside nerves-those
nerves that alone operate every vital or
Gan. | make each organ do its duty by
bringing back it's nerve power. No case
il TOO difficult. / take the risk in all
In five wears $4,000 people have ac-
cepted this offer; and - in each 10 paid.
They paid because they were cured. for
no druggist accepts a penny otherwise.
The decision is left with you.
Note that If my Restorative cureg. the
cost is "A triiie. If 1T falls, II Is fre0. Can
,.o,, NJ elect such an offer when 80 out of
=. -, mo are purpdp
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Relief Work in Knoxville.

Knoxville, Tenn, December 15.-lntense-
ly cold weather has kept relief workers
busy all day. At o'clock tonight the
thermometer is above zero and the
chances are that it will drop to zero be-
fore morning. The Tennessee river is on
rampage as result of recent heavy
rains. Tonight il has reached a 2O-fOot
stage and is rising at the rate of 10 inches;
an hour. Railroads have suffered little
damage
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Malaria Causes Biliousaoss.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic removes
he cause.
HICKORY SWITCHES ARE USED
Brutal Work Is Done by White Caps
in Indiana

New Albany. Ind. December News
reached this city today of an outbreak
~ whitecapS in Crawford county. near
English. During tho past week William
Cunningham a former Justice Of the
peace. Jesse Tyre and Miss Alice Hay
cock All II Sterling township. have been
taken from their beds by a mob uf m ask
"a men and whipped with hickory
switches. In every cas-, the backs - the
victims WAS literally cut To pieces.
The victims Mere accused OF immoral
practices and had heen warned u dtsist
Tn. better class Of people Of the COM
muuity Is indignant al the outrage. This
Is the first outbreak of whiteCapping IN
Crawford county in several years.
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Friends, Peace Conference convenes.

philadelphia. December 12--The annual
meeting of the American Friends Peace
conference began in this city today. The
conference is called mainly to protest
against war and its accompaniments and
to foster plans tending to a realization
of universal peace. John Il. Garrett. of
this city. presided over the opening ses-
ner Woody. OF Winston. ~. c.
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Five Thousand Women

or more have been cured 10y me. have
been treating these cases - years. II
YOU suffer 1 can cure you very cheapiy
and easily. also quickly. \ trial VIII con-
vince You It's all done at home hv meth
odS discovered b. myself Remember
I can sure cure You and the cost ism I
very much Advice freely and gladly
given. Dr. ". j. Tucker. Atlanta. Ga.
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Five Above Zero at Chattanooga.

Chattanooga Tenn December 15.-The
lowest temperature this morning here
was 8 degrees above zero, the coidest
weather since February. 1899. The maxi
mum temperature for the day was lS
degrees The Tennessee river is rising
rapidly here and is expected to reacn a
stage of Is by tomorrow night. Rufe Da-
wilson, a negro. was found this morning
near the baseball park. frozen to death.
He had been drinking
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GERMANS A BIT wRATHFUI
Say They Wouldn't Ask Permission
To Invade Venezuela.

Berlin. December l2.-Some commotion
has been caused in tho press here by tde
publication of sablgrams from New York
L. the effect that Washington considers
incorrect the German official view of that
raSSaa.. in President ROosevelt's message
containing hiS definition of the Monro"
doctrine. which iS here construed per
mitiing of the collection OF private claims
against south American coun g'ics bY
force. In this connection the Tascs Zsi-
tunE SAYS:
--if Germany found il necessary "a &C
cupy e Venezuelan port she would not
ask Uncle Sans permission To do so.
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Malaria Makes Impure Blood.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma
isrfa- Soc.
FEARFUL TRAMP OF A WOMAN.
Walked from Buffalo to Sandusky
and Arrived Nearly Dead.

Sanduskv. Ohio. December l0.-Mrs.
Mary Ross staggered into the police STA
trun last might more dead than alive. She
had walked al the way from Buffalo and
~ hen ls miles from this city was over
T. ken by a snOWsturm. \ fire i'm Buffalo.
she. said destroyed all her belongings ana
she started To walk 10 the home OF acr
mother In Bucyrus. OHIO.