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Fergus County argus., 1901-10-16
MAIL SERVICE.

Henry Lapham and wife visited the
city this week.
jeremiah the Great Falls Tribune
subscription hustler is in the city.
Mr.. Elmer Zimmerman, OF vandalia
ILL.,, is visiting his cousin, Mrs. Gu,
Runzler.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Hilliard are the
parents Of a bright baby girl which
was born on the llth inst.
II. o. Meserve OF Kendall was in the
city last Saturday and says that the
work on the excavations for the new
cyanide plant is progressing rapidly.
Rush Ward, of Philbrook and Miss
Julia Cox, Of Lewistown, were married
last Sunday at the American House in
the presence Of a number of friends
and relatives.
c. Hamilton Walker, the manager OF
the New Mine Sapphire Syndicate
mines at Yogo was in the city last
week attending TO some business con
nected with the mines.
+. X. Warren says that while he was
in Great Falls last week, agents Of the
Mormon settlers at Carsden n. w. I,
bought up over 10000 head of sheep
which will be taken north Immediately.
Doctor Ina Browne who has been suf.
fering from heart trouble for the past
two weeks, will leave for Great Falls
on Thursday morning accompanied by
her sister, Miss Fuller. II may be
necessary for Doctor Browne to go east
for treatment.
Any one in need of white Wyandotte
cockerals, barred Plymouth Rock or
a nice pair of Golden Seabright ban
tams or pair of snow white English
Fantail pigeons, can obtain prices on
the same by applying to otto Anderson
at New Year.
The Judith Laundry is now in first
class working order and able TO handl,
any amount of work and give complet,
satisfaction. The city Office Of thi'
company is at the Lewistown CONNER
cial Co. store from whence all clothes
are gathered twice day.
A grand display Of fall and winter
goods will take place at the LewistowI
Commercial Co. store tomorrow (Thurs
day. which will repay the trouble o
inspection. All the latest styles in fal
goods will be shown and the public ar,
earnestly invited so inspect the stock
Mrs. ID. 7. Goodell died on Monda,
morning at her residence at Kenwood
near Helena, after painful and lin
gering illness. Mrs. Goodell was tn
mother of Clarence Goodell, of Phil
brook and is well known 10 many o
the residents of Lewistown and also o
Utica.
7. w. Warren and wife have return
ed to Lewistown after two month
trip for the benefit of Mr.. Warren
health which has been much improved
by the change. While large part o
the time was spent at Hunters Ho
Springs, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren visitet
both Helena and Livingston whil'
away.
Fergus County argus., 1901-10-16
The first Gold Brick.

The result OF the first cleanup at
the Barnes King group Of mines In
the Moccasin mountains was sent to
the Judith Basin Bank last Thurs
day In the shape Of q gold brick
which weighed l12 ounces and the
monetary value of which Ia about
$2OlG. There IL no doubt but that
this property is almost as valuable
a proposition as the Kendall mines
aud although there is not az much
ore In plain sight. development work
will undoubtedly uncover an i'm
mense body OF ore. The 100 ton
cyanide plant on this property Is
running without q hitch and there Ia
no doubt that the plant will be rap
Idly put on a paying basis and en-
sure a large revenue for Its enterpris.
Ing owners and operators.
Fergus County argus., 1901-10-16

NoTR.-You cannot, il you
value good health, afford to
use cheap, Iow-grade, alum
baking powders. They are
aptio spoil the food they do
endanger the health. All
physicians will tell you that
alum in food Is deleterious.
Fergus County argus., 1901-10-16
A Story OF MILD ADVENTURE.


Ed. Skinner and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hall returned from a
three days hunting trip to the Flat
willow country, last Sunday. A
large number OF chickens were Sc
cured and there is no doubt II 1t had
not been for the fact that the party
was due home on Sunday, several
bear and various other animals
would have been added to the list OF
game bagged.
As 1t was, George Hall succeeded
in securing a fine specimen Of an
owls domesticatus which he dis.
covered browsing on the south.
ern slope OF the Snowy mountains.
Waking up early on the second
morning Of the trip, George Hall
arose from his comfortable resting
place and expanded his manly chest
with q plentiful inhalation Of noun.
tain air, felt as II the subjugation Ol
grizzly would create an excellent
appetite for breakfast.
Casting his eagle eye across the
wide expanse OF ature, he caught a
momentary glimpse Of something
moving In the brush on the nearby
hillside. His heart began to beat
faster with pleasurable anticipation.
so hastily slipping on part Of bis
attire and grabbing his trusty rife,
he started by a roundabout way to
stalk the fierce looking animal which
was still occupied In browsing ON
the side OF the mountain. After
crawling painfully on his hands and
knees for about three hundred yards,
he stopped and ventured to look In
the direction which he had last seen
the object OF his search. Not ahund'
red yards away he perceived a head
showing above the brush which
must belong he thought. to either q
bear or some other denizen oil the
woods that had ventured out OF the
mountain fastnessess In search o
a breakfast. Taking q careful aim
he fired and the head Immediately
disappeared In the brush as the ami
NAL received it's death wound. Run
ming rapidly toward the spot, Mr.
Hall could see that his shit bat
been fatal and as he arrived the anl
nal raised its head an after gazing
reproachfully at the hunter, gave {
pltiful baa and died. A short tim,
after a sheepherder interviewed th'
party on the subject Of a sheeI
which had strayed from his herd.
Fergus County argus., 1901-10-16
How Are Your Kidneys

Dr. Hobbs sparagus Pills cure all kidney lila sam
ole free Add. sterling NY Co, Chicago or y. T..
Fergus County argus., 1901-10-16
True
Economy

The difference in
cost between an alum
baking powder and
the high est-cla SIS
cream of tartar bak-
ing powder would not
amount for a family's
supply to one dollar
a year.
DR.. Prices is the
standard cream of tar
tar baking powder. 1t
makes the food de-
licious and healthful.
Fergus County argus., 1901-10-16
She Didn't Wear q Mask,

But her beauty was completely hid
den by sores. blotches and pimples till
she used Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Then they vanished, as will all Erup-
tiOns, Fever Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Car
buncles and Felons from Its use. In
fallible for Cuts. Corns. Burns. Scalds
and Piles. Cure guaranteed. 25 cents
at c. H. Williams.
Fergus County argus., 1901-10-16

bring snake down with me and
leave 1t at the ARGUS office the next
trip l make"
The reporter wended his way SLOW
ly homeward wondering what new
brand Of liquor they kept on tap at
Utica since he left that enterprising
burg. But In the morning the same
story was repeated, and after apollo
gizing to "Jake" for his skeptical
manner the evening before the ne VS.
gatherer turned In the above copy"
as the experience Of an eye witness to
the affair.
Fergus County argus., 1901-10-16
SAW SNAKES At UTICA.
A Resident ef lewistowa Yves Present si
the killing Of Largo Number
Of R0ttIers,


"Say, young ieller, did you hear
about them snakes at Utica?" was the
query with which Jake" Newman
confronted the ARGUS reporter one
evening last week at the Lewistown
hotel. On first conclusions the news
cleaner thus interrogated thought
that he had a victim OF the booze
habit to deal with and started to
recommend prominent "gold cure"
establishment. but was interrupted
by Jake" who said: "No, sir, 'tw as
the most wonderful thing ever see,
and 1t amt no lie either"
After little persuasion thefollow-
ing snake story was unfolded to the
astonished and somewhat skeptical
reporter:
81 went to Utica last week." said
"Jake," "and when got to the ho-
tel there was fifteen rattlesnakes
from six inches long to five foot and
a half laying on the sidewalk infront
of the saloon where Ed Morris stays,
and that amt no lie," said "Jake," ("
as the reporter painfully repressed a
smile. "No, sir. that's all right. You
know Ed Morris? Well, he told me
that him and some other people liv-
ing at Utica shot them, and a lot
more besides, while out hunting, and
when wouldn't believe 1t he said
that II would hitch up / could see
them get some more.
"We went up the creek about seven
miles to a big rock where lot OF iel'
lers were a-shootin' snakes as fast az
they could load their guns. They
used dynamite to blow up part Of
the rock, an the snakes just piled
out, from little fellers to the biggest
ones l ever saw, all crawling over
each other In q big hurry to gel
away.
81 couldn't hold the horses and the
boys helped me or the team would
have got away. There were snake,
every w here. an that's q fact an II
amt no lie; it's all right. There
were sixty or seventy snakes OF all
sizes killed while I was there, and
they were still shooting when I left
I never saw anything like 1t, and
have been In Montana for more'n
thirty years. / wanted to bring
some back, but the lady what went
out with me wouldn't ride In the
same buggy with a arattler, and that's
a fact.
II tried to buy the big feller, but
Ed Morris you know him? - be
wouldn't give 1t up, but said could
get some the next time ! come up, az
there were plenty OF 'em. Now. that's
all right. young feller, and 1t amt nc
lie either" said "Jake," as the re
porter seemed to be meditating as to
whether he was being loaded or not
"You bet," said the narrator, "it ID
all right, and to show you will
Fergus County argus., 1901-10-16

GA - ToHIA.
,,.s.,s,: Be-. d: Nv I@% Kin; y; ". :.:r Bought
Fergus County argus., 1901-10-16

More than four-hfths Of the popula-
tion of Mexico are Of mixed or Indian
blood.
Fergus County argus., 1901-10-16

Hyde park. the Green park and st.
James park cost London between them
f32, ,976 O year to keep up.
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Competition In NnNi~n.ion.

New YORK, Jan. ia Herald dis.
patch from Panama, Colombia, says;
The Pacific Navigation steamer Qua
temala, Captain Harris, left for San
Francisco Sunday and will touch at
Central american aud Mexican ports,
inauguratiug the company's service
from Valparaiso to California, Jointly
with the Panama railroad and the South
American Steamship company, in co,n-
petition with the Kosmos line from
Hamburg and the Pacific Mail from
Panama. 80
The greatest competition ever known
on the coast is now fully established 1t
will be advantageous 70 the Central
American and Mexican coast trade es-
pecially.
Advices from Cartagena say that Gen
cral A1arcolano Nelcon, who only ro-
Gently was governor Of the province of
Bolivar. has been called to Bogota to
take charge of the ministry Of war, in
succession to the late General Pinson.
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BOSS QUAY WILL oEFTHERE
No. oabs I1 1nterta 10 cd o., HIS lse-Elec-
|sSJ v tionoto tho Senate

Ss% Nohto thc Sehatc.
TAKEIsBURG, Jan. Ia That Colonel
NJ. S. Qaey Twill be elected United States
sonater teaey BY tine Pennsylvania legis''
lat1fe Is cc;icpdcdsby the leaders of the
opposition.
The house aud ssns.e votea5s clock
. thisp ctcrii5oii. ;:p / there is mo reason to
believe thnt Mrs Slrvw wilp not receive
majority vote in each body. The two
houses vii! lneet al joins session ut noon
today, to.cany&ss. tnc vote and declare
an Cicc ibls EAAorEcy General Elisin
and ot6cT HcTtcaI:i's Of Colonel Quay
pradlc5 his c1mOiu2d vote Will bo at
least l32, or fve more than necessary to
choice. lie received l23 votes in the
joint Republican sGnlSA ald house eau.
Gus which met twowYcs.s ego aud made
htht its puauimous choica,s tSs.ii
! II addition TO tia votes wh;",, were
tnen c.iss for him, it 10 conceded that
Representatives Honjau,in lN Wrlty Of
Franktrn and 'ThomaS J. Reynolds of
Iackawnnna. who vO.eiivI;a thu anti
{ Quay RCpu5!caLs on the oriyl:E2 ,tiol,
, Wilvotnafor hin.S Itn w;lf ;i>o rlcnive
the vote OF John II. Thompson "i Cen
Ire, who Wvis unable to oa preSeuJ when
tho honSG or .ganizch on acGourC OF i'll.
ness, and who has issued . statement
|, that he will vote for Mir. Quay. la ad.
lditioi to these oiro,es. il is cXpected Rep
resentatives Raybo OF Allegheny aud
/, Reprc acEtpiiyo Beaver OF Jnniata, who
lhnvu been counted among the doubtful,
will vote for him
Representative L*a:,.h II. Iialdamalr
OF MoatgSptry county is dela;nod at
hcne by ill.e:'$, and ho is paired with
Representative Arthur II. SiuIrc OF Wy
o"i:nG q !n) Rc9r, ,nta;ivas Madi.
i%"n y. GIr"in OF ADAMS, William J.
Calvin OF Srnuylkill und j .G. Malpney
~ N"nango (Dem are absent without
paics. .f'. .-s
Colonel ,IaMcs c. GuTy Of Pittsburg,
tho Democratic caucus nominee for sen,
ator, LETT this morning for Texas to took
attor his oil interests, with tie assur.
ance OF his ieujcuants thlt he would
receive the full Dsmoe:ltic vote. =.
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ex?GRT3 ARE TO TESTIFY
iEnt Icn;.ir iio. achluter Wa, C;In,.-

2Eat Ocn;i' iin &chlSicr Was C:tm.-
nn!iy i<.nrltcG Before Death.
PATH''sr,:.' y. T., Jan. I5.-NIac Alcs
ter, C,nHD3sii;ild Death, the three men
OF lr.al &c" tho mtur,irr Of jennie Boss.
chictcr, Slowed Wien they were being
brought int" cart today that they had
'sHd fr"pC&; ;niCht fo,lnwng the ter
rlLhe disc "sHr:, ,rn.l,ic hv witnesses dur
ing tho tir<c lay i proceedings iii court.
IT Is nor Vet urnH}tuiy known whether
George Kerr, vino Is joiu;ly Indicted
Wl,i -" uilr" l's,~NlcvS, b"t who was
grantod II s9lnra,e trial, Will bo called
rs = Witness tur ihn S,a;C.
Ihe princig pal evidence yet to 5aintro-
,luc2d ~ the state is 10 be given b.;
county physicians ana experts TO prove
the cause o. death ani 10 prove chat
Jennie Bo$Scaia:er was criminaily a..
Sa"itcd before she met death. and that
10 WAS through tho assault that her
"eatn was brought about. The prose.
cutlol has O nninber of experts TO tes.
ti!y, and the cross examination OF the se
with &sseS win undoubtedly bring ont
rhc limo Of deleusr. which has thus far
not Been disclosed.
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PAh-AMERIcaM PARAGRAPHS
The Attitude OF Great Britain In
Canal Negotiations. > :

NEW YORK, Jan. IL "A Tribune dis.
tlons being more Cr-ent, i'll view OF tho
signing of the agreement 10y Primes
Ching and Earl Ii, 1t Is considered prob.
able ut the American embassy that tho
foreign officers will take decisive acti5N
upon the amended caual treaty thm
week. The rejection of the amendments
will be an unpleasant surprise, if it BE-
brought about. There is, however, no
definite assurance that the amendmenta
Will either be accepted or rejected, but
there Is u hopeful feeling that the for
elgn office Will take advantage of q IA
vorable opening tor bringing 90 years OF
controversy to an end and promotin.,
good feeling between the two countries.
There will bo little doubt that raio
changes in the text will Ice sanctioned il
the Davis amendment were out of tho
way. This is the chief obstacle, because
1T Is academic in form and vague in ap-
plication, yet on parallel lines with the
Suez convention. - Il
England, by virtue of political cons
troll at Cairo. could close the Sue2 canal
against warships i'll an emergency. II
Lord Cromer were instructed to do SO,
and this policy might bo dictated 10y
SELF defense 1T II hostile fleet were, on
the way to India. Tho foreign offca
might have stopped Camara's fleet ii
the American government had suggest
ed that course during the war With
Spain. No request was made, and
Admiral Camara went through tlao
canal and returned when he found
that the fleet could not reach the
Philippine islands. But Lord Cromcr
might have prevented either passage if
he had been directed to do So Tho
same powers, reserved under the Davis
amendment for America in an cmcr.
Gency. will virtually be retained by
England over the Suez canal so long as
Egypt remains under her political con.
trol.
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COLLISION ON SOUTHERN
Passenger and Freight Trains Crash n
Together-EnsIneer Injured.

ATLANTA. Jan. 15.-About II O'Clock
last night a collision occurred on the
Southern railroad near EllerSlic, sta
tion Is miles this side. of Columbus.
Passenger train No. %, which left
Atlanta for Columbus at 4:4O yesterday
afternoon, Conductor Ward, Engineer
Keene, with engine 1908, collided with
extra north 442, Conductor Galloway
and Engineer Leupo. The latter mis-
construed orders, supposing he was to
meet tho southbound passenger at El-
lorslie. Instead, he had orders to meet
No. "a at Ellerslio. No. - pulled out
OF Ellerslie OH its regular schedule, En-.
Gineer Keene expecting to pass 442 OH q
siding O short distance south of there,
|. but discovered a freight rushing upon
shim shortly after he left Ellerslie. Both
engineers reversed the throttle and ap.
pliod tho air with all possible speed, but
900 late to avert the crash.
- Engineer Keene was badly injured.
but NO other casualties were reported.
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POLITICS Ar TElOOED-

CGr."''""at" " cram l.. 'ndrd Of
"a" IA - e! !'a.'.r O.: nn:zrtipn.
Ncl>N:A, Ja::. -. -Thu Confederate
veteran n mD> o. Cirr. il rs we'll as Of
the S"aih, la">t co.::o9'a 20 The letter of
tho law il the matter CT Officially in
dors,"G cam;.ilatcS tur fife. This is
tn" direction frU'r G.u-rAl John b.
Go:"on, Co.ailaHdv" or Iar organiZl-
toA, 10 Br'r'rlir General \ j West of
tie NcEEh Georgia brigade. il whose
coninian;: tHe rates OF rA4 veteran Or
ganiZ t:on have rcc2mr!y hoen viola sed.
C"nied'ri'" camps arc expressly for.
bidder To intorse any political aspirant
fox Ogian.
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SHOT AND HANGED HIMSELF r
Coquard, the Frcnchman, Who Defied
the Paris Police.

TRoYEs, France, Jan. 15-An army
officer and a commissary of police at
o'clock this morning decided to enter
the house at Saint Savino of the man
Coquard, who last Friday, when pur-
sued by the police, shut himself in the
garre : with quantity of arms and am.
munition and threatened to kill any
one who attempted to approach. They
found these empty, and proceeded to q
barn, where, surrounded by soldiers
with loaded rifles, they forced the win
dows open and finally found the body
of Coqunrd hanging in tho garrett. He
had also fired gun under his chin, the
shot emerging from an eye. II was APP
parent that Coquard committed suicide
yesterday.
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Distinguished Visitors COMING.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. l5-The passenger
list of the White Star line steamer Ose.
anic. which sails from this port, via
Queenstown, for New York tomorrow,
contains the names Of Mrs Arthur
Paget, Sir William Orr. Ewing. Sir
Whitman Dickinson Pearson and Rob.
ert Lorrain, who has inst returned
from South Africa, where he served in
the ycomanry. and who goes to New
York 20 play the leading part in Froh.
mans "To Have and to Hold."
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TROOPS TO CHANGE POSTS

Artillery Ordered From Fort McPher-
son to New London, Conn.
ATLANTA, Jan. 15-Battery b, First
artillery, which for some months past
has been stationed Mt Fort Mcpherson.
has been ordered to New London, Conn.
Some of the men of the battery, who
have been on detached datv at Key
West, Fla. reached Atlanta yesterday.
Ten recruits were added in Atlanta
while stationed at the post. The bat.
terry leaves for the north today.
Companies * and Il Of the Eleventh
infantry have arrived from San Juan.
Porto Rico, ana will be stationed at
Fort Mcpherson, it is Supposed, through
the winter
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ExTRADITED FROM GEORGIA
First Official Act of New Governor of
New York.

ATLANTA, Jan. l5.--An extradition
warrant las been granted hy the COVER
nor, upon application of the governor of
New York, for Warren L. Maxson, now
in Jail at Isabella, Worth county, Ga,
and wanted in Otsego county. N. Y,
for grand larceny.
The application for extradition in this
case was the first official act of Cover.
por y. b. Odell, Jr., uoon assuming the
duties OF chief executive of New York
state
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Pau-Amer:can Medical Congress.

NEW YORK, Jan. ia Herald dis
patch from Valparaiso, Chill, says:
The Pan American medical congress
closed in Santiago yesterday. amid
much enthusiasm. Speeches were made
by prominent men and resolutions set
ting forth the importance of the gather
ing were adopted. The government
last evening gave n banquet to the dele
gates, over which the secretary Of agri-
culture presided. Senior Portela, the
Argentine minister, answered toast on
american Fraternity" and was much
applauded.
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UNION AND GLENN SPRINGS
RAILROAD COMPANY r /.
= I" - =
Schedule Effective Nov. ~, 1900.

Train No. '15 leaves ~
Union Min Station elisa. m.
Arrives Buffalo 8:2Y a: In.
Train No. II leaves
Union Mill Station 4:3O %. m.
Arrives Buffalo 4:42 o. m.
Train No. 18 leaves
Buffalo ~ 1915 n. m
Arrives Union Mill Station 1929 m.
Train No. 18 leaves
Buffalo G;10 D. m.
Arrives Union Mill Station 6:22 r. m.
All Trains Daily Except Sunday.
The Union and Glenn Springs Rail-
road Co., is now prepared to handle Ill
passenger and freight business between
Union and Buffalo. All freight for B,,f.
fslo will be handled either from tie
Southern Railway depot or from the
Union Cotton Mill Station. Tickets tot
Buffalo will be sold at the Union Cotton
Mill Station. We now have first c'a.s
passenger coach in operation. -
4. y. Duncea, Geo. M. Wright.
PRESIDENT. Gen'l MANAGES.
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Made % SVnuIl fIn.,I

SoUrH Lyons, Mich, Jan. 15.-S,x
men broke into Carpenter s. Jacobs
bank here last night, and after blowing
open tho safe secured $500. G.. d. Ham.
ilton. who lived near the bank, WINS
awakened by the explosion A,d began
an investigation. The burglars, shot nt
him, without effect, and made their es.
cape OH hand car.
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THE BIRDSoNG MURDER CASE

No Trace OF the Suspected Murdercrs
Can BE Found.
4 MACON. Jan. l5.-The grand iury
tbis morning assumed consideration of
tho BiTdsong murder case, and large
pumber Of witnesses We're examined. IL
y understood that the investigation
which has been prosecuted by the jury
for nearly week will be concluded 70.
-AAy.,
Meantime there has been discovered
absolutely no trace Of John Dixon, alias
Jackson and Battle, who at tLr, -: l-le
Mrs.. BirdsonR was SO tunN:. nnded was
generally accused &C ehu CRIME.
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n-miIy Narrowly Escapcd.

,, ,.s--ELIKA. Ala, Jan. 1J.-The resi-.
senee OF Miss c. f. Bachelor III the
heart Of the city and occupied by T. F.
Freeman and family was burned early
yesterday morning. together with ali its
contents. Tho family narrowly escapcd.
; Loss about 81 500; partially insured.
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EI-COngressmmn Critic,IIy n,

COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. IA telegram
from Clark's Hill. Edgefeld county.
the home of the venerable ex.Conoress,
man George d. Tillman, announces tho
critical illness of that we'll known states.
man,
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Postofnce I}urglarized.

-. CHATTANOOGA, Jan. l5.-The post.
masters headquarters in this oity ro.
csived advioes this morning that the
Postoftice at Sheffield, Ala, was broken
into last night, the safe wrecked and
the Office robbed. The amount of frnds
secured is not stated. 'A"'
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Surrendered 10 sheriff

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. I5 p. T..
Sudduth, the farmer who shot and killed
Charles Austin, near Morris. Saturday
afternoon, al surrendered TO Deputy, She-.
iff Robert WALDORF ut his home yester.
day and was brought here to Jail.
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Admiral Dewey Better.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The condi.
ton Of Admiral Dewey, who is i'll with
grippe, was reported at his home to be
better today.
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Mrs. Nation Out of JniI

WICHITA, Kan, Jan. l5-Totlav quar-.
antine was declared off at the coun,v
s4i'. nnd Mrs. Carrie Nation, charged
with smashing saloon fixtures. w,s va
leased OH bail III the sum of $500 uor
trisl has been reset for next Mondov,