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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-21
c. \. PASSENGER WRECKED
WRECK NEAR ESSEX; MONTANA
One Mas htiisd ssa TkTee Other
Passengers Probably Fatally Ia
jarsa-aaiis spread-Assi.taat su-
BsEiat~aa-Ht says % Was Work
of UnkAs@n Parties.

kalispell. Mont. Dee. ie.-Ot,o
Erickson. Of Sweden. Was killed. three
other passengers probably fatally in.
lUred and IA more bruised AID scratch.
Cd in a wreck on the Great Northern
near Essex Monday morning about ?
clock
The accident happened 10 the west.
found passenger train al = point one
nile vest Of Essex. q station east II
kAlispeIi. In the mountains. The train
mas reported ave hours late and vas
coming along Al a speed u about rs
mites per hour. From all reports ane
tost Information Obgaiaabls from
thusT sh0 were passengers, the bag
gage. BaD and smoking cars passed ali
light bat the day coach. tourist. diner
LuIei and Pullman sloSper were de
Jailed and more or less badly wrecked.
he day e0ach turned almost over and
landed among stump@ The cause ~
the aceiient is attributed % the part
:Hs u the rails
Joseph kipp. ~ Blac kfo0g, il amOns
those Ia the hospital His head was
lady cut and Il viii be several dAy
bef0fe he viii be = sound man Be
sides a badly cut bead be is bruised
about the body. lt ~ not thought .,
10 dangerously lnlafua About ltI
otaeE passengers wsEs more o. lees
bruised aHd scratched. bat the wounds
arc cot u a serious nature aad mos
ali eoHIinnSd On vest on the Irain
nade ap heFr ~ II this morning
JAek Miller. os filaekfoGI. M0at.. had
he fsre cut aud hts BODY bruised
Yale 0leAs0h. = ~ANsiihs man well
iao~h In Spokane ~Hs bruised Anol''
the tars Saa heiy tuG nas severely
lie ~ili So Noss i'd = taw days
Mr. Syci-. advance Asrrt for the
McPhru company is hadip csG on tbs
lead asd severely bruised buI can
set arpaad, tic had a miraculous
vsrape-
Assistsni Superintendent II 4. krn
haiy sstaf ~iArfu 10 hsl tk~ slishi~.s
auuts bag ghas ,hr stsvk u Nc ) aa'
the isiib~fass sock II Psfsss ankuenH
bas islissai 10 b. 4ssAsfgv4 vaBPlogrs
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

The town Of Lind is TO be incorpor-
ated
New WhatcOm is flooded with coun-
terfeit money Of all denominations
from dollars to dimes.
! David s. Baldwin. one OF the Oldest
pioneers OF the Walla Walla valley,
died recently Of senile decay, aged rs.
The Great Northern track laying ma
chine now at Marcus lays rails at the
rate OF one and one half miles daily.
Walla Walla valley farmers are be-
coming alarmed at the recent cold snap
and the severe frosts which have visit,
ed that section.
The mining students OF the Pullman
college have completes an Organization
TO be known as the Society Of Mining
Engineers Of the state mining school
The grain report. as compiled by
Deputy Grain Inspector Goodseil, show
that there were 207 carloads OF grain
inspected at Spokane during November.
State Superintendent Bryan has de-
cided TO give the teachers the benefit OF
the doubt raised and will renew first
and second grade certificates as often
as necessary.
Nine hundred people crowded into
Elks' hall last week TO see James j.
Jeffries. champion heavyweight pugilist
OF the world. give an interesting and
exciting exhibition OF his powers in the
ring.
Sitting in the White House at Wash
ington. President Roosevelt touched the
button that threw a food Of ght into
the Spokane theater and formally open-
ed the big Woodmen OF the World cele-
bration at Spokane last week.
w. W. Phillips, a freight brakeman,
was instantly killed at Alfalfa, near
Toppenish, last week. Phillips was go
ing over the train, and in jumping from
the first car TO the tender, slipped and
fell between, IL cars passing over the
body. cutting and managing 1t in ter
r4ble manner.
The most remarkable potato yield
that has been reported in the Yakima
valley comes from c. II. Winner OF Mob
Hill. Last spring he planted i've acres
10 potatoes. He has harvested 80 tons.
or 1850 bushels. an average OF $50 bush
els to the acre.
During March and April the North
era Pacific will put on sale daily al ST.
Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth and the Su-
perlors a second class one way settlers
ticket TO Spokane at S22.50: Helena,
Butte and Anaconda. Mont. $50, and
Portland. Ore. and Northern Pacidc
coast common points. SIS.
W. W. Landes. prisoner convicted
Of horse stealing. sentenced TO three
years In the state prison and refused
bail while his appeal is pending. was al
lowed 10 ride TO lJoomis from Conconul.
ly on private business alone by Sheriff
H. H. Nichols. or his own accord the
prisoner returned after two days spenl
IN LOOMS. He is now in jai again.
Cop.es OF Representative Jones bill
for the sale OF grazing lands in the
| state OF Washington provides for the
sale Of purely grazing la ds al sl-25 yer
acre. IS cents In cash and the balance
n four equal annual payments. Sales
can be made in tracts OF not more than
$40 acres. The bill further provides
hat only persons who own land or who
are occupying laad under the land laws
OF the United States can purchase, and
only one purchase can be made by an
Individual Furthermore, the tract pur
chased must be contiguous TO the tract
owned or occupied by the purchaser.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-21

Boston, Dec. l5.-Rear Admiral Belk.
nap, U. 5. n, retired, who is at the head
of the Massachusetts, training school, lie
clined to discuss the finding of the court
of inquiry in the case of Admiral Schley
at length, when seen. He did, however,
furnish a brief statement in writing
which follows:
The pith of the decision in the mat
ter of the Sehley court of inquiry is in
Admiral Dewey's finding. As l recall
the evidence laid before the court. that
finding is, in my Judgment, just and
proper"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-21

Omaha, Dec, 15.-Albert F. Lowenthai.
the jeweler who was robbed in Portland.
Ore, of $4,000 worth of diamonds ami
iewelry, arrived in this city today 10
identify the diamonds found in the pos
session of True johnson and w. II.
Woods, arrested in this city Wednesday.
Lowenthal called on Chief Donahue and
was able at once to recognize the Jewels
as part of those stolen from his room in
Portland. He has filed charges agains;
the pair, who are in Jail here.
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IDAHO GLEAHISss.

Deer are reported to be plentiful IN
the santa and st. MaTies district thiI
season.
senator Hanna has appointed a,
member OF the national republican
committee ID. W. Standrod Of poeatello
wee George l.. shoup. res gned.
laAho university still holds the cham
p'onshlp OF the state, defeating the
normal school eleven last week NV !
score OF " to 0. The score reDraseut !
the difference between the teams.
SPOKANE may within the next few
months Do in communication BY tele.
phone with the extensive lumber dis,
tFlel surrounding Harrison and the
81 Joe river country.
Frank e Potter. who lived at Ken.
dtlek for several years, Was shot by
VIII St0ddard last week while taking
4 esh VI OIL from near MoGrews store
self. -''''
Manuel Peterson, a farmer living
nEar Moscow. received an ugly wound
% the right check by the d seharge OF
a double barrelei shotgun, MF. Pettr
son sloutly denies 4 rumor OF attempt
ed suicide.
The Nineland company has sent an
order east for tools for its artesian
sell The well has reached depth OF
500 fee,- last week the stem Of the
trim broke and &. is nov necessary 10
ges other tools
AZ Wallace Il Is believed that the
Northern Pacific Ndll eventually carry
oaI It's original proieot TO eKtand is
line 20 Occur d'Aisns City. thus closing
.he sap fora continuous rail line from
Spokane 10 Wallans and points east
An Italian iAborer. whose name is
unknown. from 4 railroad camp above
hehdriek, Is Suffering from several
deep gashes in the scalp and face ana
a fracture Of the skull just above the
ear the resal, o, having fallen from
l handeAr. which ran over him. The
mans oanditi0n ls regarded as critical
Oscar MuMalien Is iying In 4 critical
coalition a. his home near Star, He
aas assaulted BY some unknown per
sOn lie stepped ous Of his house and
aAs attacked a moment later Ia the
1ArAness. being struck on the head
aigh an al handle. His skull was bad
~ fractured
Professor J. ". Aidr.eh Of the denAr;
mrns IL entomology a. The university.
has received M.noA automatic micro
oae. desi Eued i3r sllrlng M transverse
sections ~ microscopic spec meas for
mounting on 81 des The Instrument Is
5 very deiicAis and accurate machine.
eatsiBs = alm u the stec.men up TO one
ca Gh0a sanash af an inch Ia thickness.
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BOLD Work by Robh-r..

Poughkeepsie, \. Y, Dee l7.-Burg.
lars entered the Rhinebeck pOstoffice and
bank last night, blowing open safes in
both places. In the Postofioe they got
stamps and money to the value of $500
but in the bank they secured nothing.
The robbers seized Harry CrandaIl, q
rural mail carrier, who was in the post
office, gagged and bound him, carried him
to blacksmith shop, placed him in a
chair, threw a blanket over him and blew
up the forge fire so that he would not
freeze. A night Waterman named Taller.
day was also captured and placed in the
blacksmith shop. According to Crandall
there were seven of the burglars.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-21
MAJORITY AGAINST SCHLEY
ADMIRALS BENHAM G. RAMSAY
Condemn Him ON II Points, bat Say
That He Encouraged His Men
Admiral Dewey, I'm His Minority
Report, Praises sehIey, and Says
He II Responsible.

Washington, Dec. 14.-AAdmirals
Benham and Ramsay, in a majority
report in the schley inquiry. condemn
him on eleven points, but state that his
conduct during the battle was self pos
sessed, and that he encouraged in his
own person his subordinate officers and
men.
Admiral Dewey, in his report, says
that the passage TO CienfugOs was made
with all dispatch; that, in view OF his
coal supply. the blockade OF cienfugos
was effective; that be allowed the
Adula to enter Cienfugos to get infOr-
nation; that his passage to Cienfugos
was with as much dispatch as posi-
bic. keeping the squadron together;
that the blockade Of Santiago was eff.
feetiye, and finally. that he was the Sc
NOR officer on Santiago, in absolute
command. and entitled TO the credli
due for the glorious victory which re
suited in the total destruction of the
Spanish ships
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r.-,u. In ChiHS.

pelin nec. la.-Thc Christian Herald :
commissioner. Who is investigating tAe
famine in China. writes ir'm san fu'
p,o,ipee Of shan 81, that the autumn
sur. will furnish food for ic~ months
hut bsing the frs, successful crop W
Ave ycars, will NJ, he sufficient to las,
until the mex, harvest is gathered AMI
nc predicts a repetition Of tbs famine :, ~ y,
the coming spring. He estimated '0a Una.
Tho deaths from the famine in Shen ;
rr,,,pco numlrr 2sO0o, or 30 Per cen
81 the population lie rode for four day
| through Villages north Of the Wei Ia
river. and during this time a" ha5dH
800 people. The whole rcg''n Is desc
lated.
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Troy, Ohio, Dec. l5.-The last span Of
the Big Four bridge across the Miami
river, one half mile east of Troy, went
down as a westbound freight train was
crossing. Fireman W. H. Clifford of In
dianapoiis was killed, and at IL O'Clock
today his body had not been recovered
from the river. The engineer, fireman
and conductor were in the cab of the en-
CINE at the time. The conductor, George
Henry, had his right hand badly scaldei
but the engineer escaped without .
scratch. The bridge was supposed to b.
one Of the best on the road. The engine
and nine cars went to the bottom Of the
river.
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N.a.r... as, m.lI n.ra.a.

Nebraska usy. Nsh-, poe, Is The city
hsl vaa cusarlrlsiy destroyed by hry
ftSe department. headquarters ~rrv 10
satsi in he ssitnsi bsittliH. oua ssram
hfv sngssz aad spass g,heF aFPSfsias So
hasngi. bu, The greater part waa saved
4 hass 4ftvsr. ssls~p ta The hsasAaaaFscrs
~as iniuFpA hy aTs AMI suaska. Tho ctY
hall rvyus4s usfy saved Ioss. $1,000
iasufaRsv. s2soo. The osista Il tbs hn
Il ank nnmn
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ton regarding the Spanish squadron
from her when she came out.
The passage from CienfuegOs to d
point about twenty-five miles south OF
Santiago was made with as mucn dis
patch as possible while keeping the
squadron a unit.
The blockade OF Santiago was ef
fective.
Commodore Schley was the senior
officer OF our squadron of Santiago
when the Spanish squadron attempted
to escape. on the morning of July 3
1898. He was then in absolute com
mand, and is entitled as such com
handing officer to the credit Of tn,
glorious victory which resulted in the
total destruction of the Spanish ships
GEORGE DEWEY.
Admiral, L. S. n.
SAMUEL c. LEMI-EY.
Judge Advocate"
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f4sas4aa. fAre Is Tsr Aerss esthos bal
sri eaanssl &c Mtss Joasphihs Eas,aisA
ai t'slia4slphts. ass5sT srH,shr~ II a.,
Hssalhs' sssFstssatusAs foe tufwtng a raj
road rsstiarstr. tAas tAs p~sitasa Zoe hrr
fssr,4an % sAs srszsHi II inssHiiy noaLi
49, b. Esshts,i No Eaaaoa 10 Eieen This
srtiun Il tie Ansnr ofsArv uas tak~n n
spite II great pressure bYpuehi 10 h.oAF N
Alisa lasts sek's b~Asit BY tho osiifaAls u
the Amrssaan srstsssay hrtu
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ws.aiHEiau. urc is=Mrs. Roosevelt
gave hrr pahlis rsrsl'ssan 81 the Waite
ltsusa saturday aitsspspH irssn 20 >
osla~h kasrounIa4 by INC Ladies' Of The
ostanss. abs fvcstss,i in tho EJsTa paf'of.
1h.s Haarno baui disrpgfsesi nasse zoe tbs
a.yasAon. Notwithstanding tbe tnriemoui
ssa,hsr. tbprs SO . steady s'ESam 81
,aiisss ghroaghsaa, tie fevP,toa.
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Nep Yotk. uSe. IA moSsmen, has
len seI on iest in oissss. says The
oo,rssyon.ispt Of The London Tines sn'
Nor York Times In that city. 10 enc"H'
ego the development 81 Russian i'Na'
-tb Frame. Crsat Britain. Belgium and
So i,ssriand. and TO vigorously boyoa'
Csrmsn manufactures should tho pro
Posed German agrsrian ,arid bccO'pe
Ian
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-21

Manila, Dee lS.-SiN skirmishes have
occurred in various parts of Batangas
province. The insurgents did not make a
single stand. Several Filipinos were
Killed.. The Americans had only a few
men wounded. Additional troops have
been sent TO General Bell. who is carrying
on an aggressive campaign in BAtangas
the Tavabas and Iaguna provinces.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-21

Pi,tsburg. Pa. Dec, ls,-A Southern
traction car jumped the track on the steep
hillside Of Mount Washington, and. be
sides iniuring seven people. crashed into
livery stable aud completely wrecked 1t
Tho accident occurred at the corner oil
Virginia and Woodville avenues.
Tho iniurd were removed to th'''
homes All. It is thought, will recover.
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Two Men We're Kunca h, the Train

Detroit. Mich, Dec 1.-Two men were
killed and another was severely injured
at Del Ray, a suburb Of Detroit by a
Lake shore passenger train. The dead
are Charles Dcrosier Of Ecorse and Fred
Misler Of DEL Ray.
Ernest Hcmpclman had a leg broken
and head cut. The men, who were on
their way TO work. were walking on the
track. It was dark and they neither saw
nor heard the approaching train.
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Kaassuis. pse a lausa st~Ho0 =
I1ntrrsan detective. tndAy positively tieu
rsr,i tbs Hssn undsr arrest hsrv - tiat.
yer tagsn. one II the silsssd Great
Nor,hrru tphhta lie ssys this man "s'
srvn IN Nashville piih the sesnAR w-'
uas arrested theirs viiA = qaant'y a
money irum tho iislsnA National bias
Tho man refuses 10 talk.
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R1s"hutr. Ore. Dsc. ls.-An extra
southhound freight train was di'ched
about two miles north Of billiard station
Homer Roll. a bookkerPer from Cinein
natl. Ohio, who was riding on the brake
beam, was instantly killed. The wreck
delayed Tho northbonnd overland 10 hours
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Nathan ,r.n MI. nar..

New York. Dec. lG.--Bpbhy Wal,hou'
n Nslau,s, Ga. Of the bicycle team q
NrFacheru and walihour. won the 'tN
day nes 81 the Madison Square garden
tonight Tic crossed tho tape two yard
ahead II Wilson. Then came Munro
latoosk. Bu,ler and samuslson.
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Pil,sburg, Dec, ls.-Harriet 7. Murphy,
prominent in church and social circles,
and treasurer Of the Kingsley house fund
was. murdered at her home. 622l Howe
street, East End, by a burglar this morn
ing. The murderer escaped.
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Terre Haute, Dec. l5.-Wright Fisher
and DR.. Dewitt jordan of Vineennes wera
frozen TO death near Rosedale. They were
driving from this city and fell from their
buggy.
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London, Dec l6.-The national anthem
is now undergoing revision. Instead of
Save Our Gracious King" the refrain
viii he changed to God Save Our LoS 1,
the King"
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Lord Roscrt. TO Resign.

London, Dec. 20.--Nanity Fair says it
hears from excellent authority that Lord
Roberts. commander in chief of the Brit
sh forces, contemplstes leaving the war
office in April. and that he will be sue
ccedcd bv the duk Connaught.
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London, Dec. l5.-The Amsterdam cor
respondent of the Daily Express says
Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry OF
the Netherlands, her husband, drove in
an open carriage through Appledorn.
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DR.. Curry Dead.

Pittsburg. Dec. lS.-Dr. Robert Curry
founder of Curry university Of this city
died in Allegheny. aged so years. He
was formerly principal Of the Nebraska
State Normal school.
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Rear Admiral Schley has notified
Attorney General Rayner that he is
ready to take any action with refer.
ence to his case that Mr.. Rayner may
advise.
SchIey Receives Letters.
Sine the court Of inquiry rendered its
verdict Rear Admiral Schley has received
large number of letters and kilograms,
all containing expressions of confidence
and esteem. and offers of assistance. To
answer these personally would be a work
of such magnitude that the admiral has
addressed the following letter to the AssO-
ciated Press, which he asks to be Pub
lished;
Washington, Dec. Ito the Asso-
ciated Press: l beg TO express through
the medium of the Associated Press my
gratitude and heartfelt thanks for the
kind words and evidences of interest in
my welfare which have received from all
parts of the United States. The magni.
tude Of the correspondence renders it i'm
possible for me to personally acknowledge
the same, and therefore take this means
of expressing my appreciation to one and
all Very truly yours,
WINFIELD SCOTT SCHLEY,
Rear Admiral, U. S. n"
sampson Twelve Miles Away.
New York, Dec. eO.-Captain Dia'
Mocn, who commanded the Colon at the
hattie Of Santiago, says that Admiral
Sampson could take no active part in tn,
fight because his ship was 10 miles to tn,
west of Santiago harhor when the Span
ish squadron appeared, while Admira
Schley and the Brooklyn, flying his pen
nant. and the Iowa were close to tn,
mouth of the harbor.
Exceptions Filed.
Washington, Dec. lS.-Admiral Schley
through his counsel, has presented to tn,
secretary of the navy his bill Of excep
tons to the findings Of the majority o
the court Of inquiry.
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Philadelphia, Dee ls.-COnservative es'
Inmates place the loss from the floods at
from S3O0O.OOO to $5,OOO.0Oo. So far re-
ports have been received here of the loss
Of nine lives in various parts of the state
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London. Dec. IA dispatch received
here from Pckin announces that the i'm.
pcrial court left Kai Seng Flu, bound for
pekin. last Saturday.
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Washington. Dec. 20.-Thc Philippine
tariff hill passed the house by vote OF
les to lss. A motion to rccommlt tne
hin was los, by a vote of 100 to LIZ.
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nou.nsr rmrrc.. Failing

pckin. Dec ie.-Rerorts received here
from the court say that the dowager en-
urcas Ia in failing health. The emperor
health l. improving.
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Rome. Dec. l5.-The Secolo says that
the Chilean reply to Argentina's note is
most satisfactory and that the probability
Of war has been dissipated.
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The minority report of Admiral
Dewey in the Schley inquiry follows:
In the opinion of the undersigned
the passage from Key West TO Cienfue
COS was made by the flying squadron
with all possible dispatch. Commodore
Schley having in view the Importance
of arriving on Genfuegos with as
much coal as possible in the ship:
bunkers.
The blockade OF Cienfuegos was ef
fectiye.
Commodore Sehley in permitting
the steamer Adula TO enter the port o!
Cienfuegos expected 10 obtain informa
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Washington, Dec. 1.-THE IIay.Psunee.
io'e treaty was ratified by the senate by
vote Of 70 10 O.
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Mnrnni. Ito Decorated.

BERLIN. Dec. l7.-Emperor William has
decorated Marquis Ito with the order oil
the Red Eagle
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Athens. Dec. l5,--Crown Princess So
rhia, wife Of Crown Prince Constantine,
gave birth to a son.
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The strongest monOcie doesn't enable
Tie English dude 20 &c through q Joke
One Of the club boys--tAe cop.
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You can't sea too much OF a pretty
face, unless Il Is that there's surtet
OF cheek.
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Rear Admiral Schley has notified
Attorney General Rayner that he is
ready to take any action with refer.
ence to his case that Mr.. Rayner may
advise