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Nus Oeutlhlanb.
Sie Soeren=0 enerale tn Berlin.
SIR Gmpfang iibertrift ale Grmar=
t~mngcm.- g mus oes 0ul=
fes burdbbridbt bic Sdbranfen.

9robartige Spattonen troB Der ablehz
nenben 9altung Der 8egierung.-
Bring 9einri9 mu9t fi3 popular
bur9 fsin bemofratiI9es 9ebabz
rem. - Uncle Sam erbGlt @enugz
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8ismard.
Berlin, II. Sft. - Sin 10 BE-
getiterter Gmpfang, pie i'm Die bret
8oerengenerdle bier BEL ibrer geItrtgen
Nntunft BON 8aris erbulten buben,
bate 9iemanb mebr mad ben unliebz
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unb Der f4rpff a~blebnertoen 9altung
Der amtliden &reife audi n1r i'm @ntz
fernteften fir mOgli9 ge6alten. 9as
allgemeine urt6eil gebt babin, bdB bic
entbuiiaittf4en &unbgebungen fir Die
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zen unb in Der 9ef9i6te 8erlin's beiz
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ten nit benz S9nea3uge CUR fa6rz
planmdbigen 3ett uuf Dem 8abnbof
r53oplogti9en 8arten" an. Sbrer
barrie cine unge5dblte Meni4enmenge,
bic, bpm gerron in refpeftboQer Stz
ftana f~erngebalbsn, bet'm eriten &nblid
Der tdpferen &dmpfer in frenettf4e
Subelrufe ausbra9, pelGe ii4 laptz
nenartig fortpflan3ten unb gu elmer
Sbution BON unbef 6rei6li6er @rDBe
antpu9ien. ST. 2iidboff, Der 8orz
iiBer bes GmpfangszNusf9ufes, bieB
bic berii6mten 9dite in tpenigen BERG
li6en Worten niQfpmmen, unb Dunn
purben o6ne Weiteres bic 6erettite6enz
ben &uti9en 6eitiegen,
Die 5abrt na9 Dem 9Otel nprin5
Qlbre9t," pormals pier Sabres3eiz
ten," no Die 9enerGle Wobnung nab
men, fonnte nur langidm bor ii4 gez
FEN. Die StraBen tpieien cine ununz
terbrpGene Settle bi9tgeDrdngter,
9urrab19reienber Menffen auf. On
etnigen StraBentreu5un9en mar bic
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Elm Wunber 81 nenren, bdB ni3t
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Ser Subel Der Spalier bilbenben
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unb auf bic @enerGle maGte bas if
men bereitete Miltommen fi9tlt9 Ell
nen iefen, padenben @inbrud. @s
mar, ais ob Die 8erliner 1t9 9egenietz
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6er3li9fett unb 8erebrung iberbieten
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@efi6l zines fir 9elOengr0Be in boz
fem MaBe empfdngli4en Bottles brad
5i9 NIT elementarer 8efpalt 8a6n.
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glifen in fur5er 3eit fubrenOen 8luz
menausI teGungen. Mus SauI enben
bon 5enitern bradten Die Duftigen
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BUTTE.
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Str
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physiciaus In the State Of Nocth csroHna. who
said the trouble had reached my lnnes,' writes
Mr.. ] n Patton, Of clotho. fransyNHnaa Co.
n. c. II Igrew worse every day until tried pr,
Pierce's medicines VIII say Dr.. PieFee's Golden
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ruends br. Pierce's medicines to NE and to
others am sure your medicines VIII cure any
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to all'I
If you ask your dealer for "Colden
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confidence in its cures do not allow
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you did not ask for and Of which you
know nothing.
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL
ARRESTED IN DENVER.
Police Think They Have a Clew tn
Murder Mystery in the Arrest
of OId-Time Offender.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPT RLIC SPECIAL
Denver. Colo. Dec 2o.-Tom Fallon. alias
Slim Bradley. is under arrest. and the po-
lice are confident that they have one of the
two men who. few weeks ago. held W and
robbed the saloon of Max Maiich. in Globe
VILE and secured $3.50 belonging to the pro-
prietor.
1t was at first suspected that Fallon was
one of the two msp who committed sew
cral robberies in Denver on the night of
October 6. climaXing their robberies with
the cold -blooded murder of Charles Boy
win at the Five Points Saloon. The police
have now learned that on the night of
October Fallon was confined in the
county Jail of Teller County.
Fallon was arrested by Detectives Green
and Koehler. The police have been looking
for him for weeks. but he has managed to
elude them. Green and Koehler met him
face to face. and in the twinkling of an eye
he was looking down the muzzles of two
Colt revolvers.
He surrendered remarking that the drop
was on him. and he would have to cave
back, he was marched to police headquar-
ters and lodged in the city Jail. where he
has been before.
Detectives Green and Koehler were con-
graduated by Chief Armstrong and Cap
tain Leyden both of whom have long
known Falion as one of the most desperate
criminals in the country.
He has served terms in the penitentiaries
Of Oregon California and Colorado, and he
has criminal record of great length.
Once, when he was being arrested in Den
yer by Detectives McNeill. Carberry and
Sanders. he showed fight and started to
draw a revolver.
Detective McNeill sprang upon him from
behind and pinioned his arms. and he was
then overpowered and his weapons taken
from him.
Max Malich, proprietor of the saloon in
'Globeville. is positive that Fallon is one of
the two men who robbed him.
He was shown the photograph Of Fallon
shortly after the robbery, and at once
raped" to him. which. in police parlance,
plete.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
LOST FOR THIRTY-SIx
HOURS IN DENSE FOREST.
While Hunting I'm Virginia Noun
tains sportsmen Became sepa-
rated From Guide.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. Dec. 0.-S. B. Hege, district
agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
who has just returned from hunting trip
in the mountains of Southwestern Virginia
had an experience that he will not soon
With his son and a Mr. Orr Of Cham
bersburg. Pa, who accompanied him on the
expedition. he became lost in the dense
without food. One night was spent in the
woods with only the ground as bed.
Aeeheny aese ni aboat hi thirty G miles
from Monterey. the only settlement near
by After breakfast one morning they
to their headquarters at noon. Following,
as they supposed. the directions that had
been given ihem by the guide The Taa 1n e
finding any signs of habitation. Toward
ienI few 'nnf minutes s and % yelled at the top of
their voices. No answer rewarded their ct.
The sun went down. and within half an
hour it was SO dark they could not see
their hands before them.
We're painfuiis manifest. they built a frs
out of brush and slept as much az they
clearing. Mr. Hege said to-day that he
and his companions walked not less than
twenty miles the day before.
From 4 o'clock in the morning until after
noon they continued firing their guns and
interspersed the noise with their yells. f.
nally they heard the noise Of guns appar-
emily about three miles away. Going in
heard the voices of men. About o'clock
in the afternoon they came upon the guide
and other members Of the hunting party
who had been left behind the morning be-
fore
They were then about ten miles from
where they started. Weak from hunger,
Mr. Hege and his companions reached
headquarters toward night. The guide and
ed out the afternoon before In search Of
them. but failed to find them. The next
morning bright and early they again start
ed out, and their efforts were successful
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

McFate. a member of a well-known family
of prospectors, was found dead on the
banks of Oil Creek, in Oil City, his throat
cut from ear to ear.
The motive of the crime was robbery. A
few days before tine McFate family had sold
valuable oil property In Sugar Creek Town
ship. and John received large sum OF
money as his share of the proceeds. HIS
clothing had been rified. and even his boots
taken of in the search for valuables.
At that time the oil country was prosper
Gus; deserters from the army flocked there.
and robberies were of everyday occurrence
The Coroner's jury failed to obtain clew
in the McFate case, but feeling over 1t was
so strong that a Vigilance Committee was
formed to rid the territory Of bad charac-
ters.
In the meantime the best detectives in
Pennsylvania were put on the case, but
not one succeeded in finding the slightest
trace of evidence NJ. l. Bagg, Burgess OF
OIL City. at the instance of the McFate
family. then offered a reward Of 10000 Tor
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

Since the Globeville robbery Fallon has
remained in hiding in Denver.
When Jean Vatican, Hugos hero. Sc
creted himself from the police of Paris. he
did not use more snrewdness than has Fall
lon since the Globeville robbery.
Every detective and policeman in Dem
yer had orders to arrest him. and he was
we'll known to all.
BY changing his lodgings each day he sue,
ceeded in preventing arrest Time ana
again it has been learned that he was In
certain room.
When the police arrived it was always to
learn that the bird had flown and the chase
was again begun.
He remained hidden all day and emerged
onlv at night, when he would seek food
and to change his lodgings TO another part
of the citv.
Frank King. who is now serving Peni-
tertiary sentence in Montana: George Hail.
an ex-conyict. and c. E. Wagner. were ar.
rested several years ago in Denver. and all
except Fallon are now serving sentences.
Fallon's appearance does not answer to
the desnrin.sHn Of the men who assisfad IN
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

the apprehension of the murderer. but even
this failed of effect.
Nothing was learned, and as the years
passed the crime gradually FADED from
memory.
1t was revived in a most surprising man.
ner The yanango County Commissioners
received a letter from r. j. Morris. Deputy
Sheriff of Floyd County, Indiana, which
merely said:
IT have information that will lead to con-
viction for the murder OF John McFats In
1854 and II your county still wants to clear
this matter up. secure conviction and pay
the reward 1t can be done"
The revelation was so unexpected that the
county officers agreed not to give an i'm
mediate decision, but to hold 1t under con-
sideration for a few days while they at
tempt to obtain further details
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
nIRA FLoRE5. CAeTRoS 5TEE1 Hog5E

by Castro, is the most original of all the
two for penny" dictators.
When Cipriano Castro burst in the door OF
| his house Andrade departed on the one gun
boat then owned by Venezuela.
When he reached Barbados he sent the
gunboat back to Castro with polite note.
saying: Il return you the navy; you may
need 1t yourself.
1t is very likely that Castro needs 1t to-
day. and that he has prepared ahead for
the day of his need Is proved by the fact
that he has frequently shipped large guam
titles of gold abroad.
There is no doubt that Castro has always
realized that some day he will have to run
for his life, and these shipments claim for
him the hope that he will beat his new rival
to the coast.
OF three fates-that Of being shot, of
working for living. OF idling away his
gold In Purisian cafes-Castro's choice IL
but human one.
Ho has no desire to be hurt in any way.
LOPEZ AND ACOSTA.
Looking simply at the several Incidents
large enough to attract the worlds atten-
tion during his petty reign, the fatea Of
Lopez who tried to assassinate the dictator,
and of General Acosta. the leader OF tho
revolutionary party. one would think Cas-
tro a devil.
Lopez was merely thrown into the Ro-
tunda, and he never came out.
When the Judge Of the Superior Court
made a tour Of inspection through the
prisons no one could be found who knew
anything Of Lopez.
Lopez himself was not there. The Judge
of the Superior Court, however. did not ex-
cite himself over the search.
As for General Acosta. one Of the keeness
intellectual men venezuelsA yer saw. ana its
best soldier he was shot in the public road
by Castros soldiers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
BOYS SAVE COMRADES LIFE
Cadet Fell Overheard One Dav
Out From san Diego.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

MagdaIcna Bay. Mexico. Dec 2.-The
United states training snip Mohican ar
rived here after a pleasant eiEh-day trip
of i3tarn! .xed sailing ard steaming fl. m
San Lego. One DAY cut from San Diego.
Orien Lcmuel Weed, landsman for train
ing. who halls from Creston, Ia. fell over
board while naming a pump in the star
hoard chains. With more alertness than
usually possessed BY the ordinary lands
man. Wood succeeded in grabbing the star
board drag lire and was hauled inboard by
his shipmatcs. The lowering OF the life
boat and picking up the life buoy In a
rather rough sea afforded an excellent drill
for the men under training.
To date there have been thirty-four de-
sertions from the training ship. The Mo-
hican will remain In Mexican waters till
January l, when she will proceed to San
Diego, where orders will be given directing
her movements after January 10.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
WILL NOT LIMIT PRODUCTION.
Kentucky Distillers Have No
Wa.
Agreement for Con

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Louisville. KY, Dec. 20-Keutuclxy distfl-
lers have decided to enter into no agree
rpent limiting the production Of whisky
during the coming year. The production
was limited last year to N,800.000 gallons.
has been made In 1888 the dfstillers agreed
to make none at all, but two distillers made
more than ever before-10 900 900 gallona
The decision net to limit the whisky pro-
duction this year Is due not only to the
excellent demand, but also because certain
buying Illinois high wines and mixing Il,
selling 1t as whisky.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

Its chief strength. in addition to the quail
ity of steel of which it is built, lies in the
complete method by which each entrance is
covered and protected through the small
wings or bastions upon each side.
A storming party would have to face two
lines of fire in order to beat down any Of
the doors. and so when Castro retires into
his living-rooms. he is like Car in
citadel.
There he eats and sleeps. and there, some
day. it is very likely he will die. perhaps
fighting, perhaps trying to creep out the