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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-11
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE,


Four Vctoes by Governor OdelI-The
| krum Bill Amended.
| ALBANY. N. T., March l1.-As soon
as the assembly convened last night
vetocs Of four bills by Governor Odel!
were read. The first disapproved an
| extension of the open season for wood
cock. The second disapproved a claim
for services in connection with the
TOnawanda armory
The third veto disapprovcs of placing
the power to purchase certain supplies
in the hands of the sheriff of Erie
county. Tho last veto disapproves the
comforting upon boards of supervisors
power to condemn general lands need
ed for highway improvement.
Assemblyman Blackwelrs bill to
amend the code relative to the appoint
ment of a supreme court reporter and
regulating the contract system relative
to the publication of supreme court re-
porters was recommitted by vote of
81 yeas to AZ nays.
The Krim foreign corporation tax
bill was amended in tine senate. The
amendments which were adopted pro-
vide that foreign corporations of all
kinds may have money on deposit in
any institution in this state, and that
fact will not of itself make the corpo-
ratlons subject to the taxes imposed
under the act.
Another amendment inserts coal com.
panes along with mining ore colnpa.
MES in classified list of corporations
subject to the provisions of the meas. ,
Ire
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POSTAL BILL PASSED,
House Measure Regarding Rural
Free TlelivGry Greatly Changed,

house measure Regarding Rural
| Free Ileliv@ry Greatly Changed.
| WASHINGTON. March 1.-the bill
to classify the rural free delivery serv
ice and place the carriers under the
contract system, which had been de
Dated in the house for over a week.
was passed yesterday, but in form
that completely changed the purpose
for which 1t was framed Before II
was passed the bill was altered radi-
cally by its opponents. All the provi-
sions relating to the placing of carriers
under the contract system were strick-
en- out and the salary system not only
was continued, but the maximum sala-
ry of carriers was increased from $500
to 5000 per annum.
AS passed the bill Classics the rural
free delivery service and fixes the COM
pensation of employees as follows
Special agents in charge of divisions,
not exceeding $22,4O0 per annum; spe-
cial agents, four classes. graded from
$1,000 to $1,000; route inspectors, four
classes, from 5000 to $1,000; clerks,
four classes, from 5000 to $1,000. The
compensation of carriers is not to ex-
coed 5000. Today the postoffice appro-
priation bill will be considered.
For nearly two hours Mr.. Vest (NIo.)
addressed the senate in opposition to
the pending ship subsidy bill. No mem
Der Of the body has been accorded
more flatteringly close attention than
he received. Despite his evident feeble
ness he spoke with force and fire and
at times became brilliantly eloquent.
Mr.. Tillman Is. c. followed with a
brief speech in opposition to the bill. |
The senate passed considerable
of unobjected bills on the cal
pntlur
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MOODY TO SUCCEED LONG.
Secretary OF the Navy Goes With tn,
Presidents Rest Wishes,

Secretary of the Navy Goes With tn,
President's Rest Wishes.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The an
nouncement is made that the presiden
has accepted the resignation of Johr
ID. Long, secretary of the navy, ant
has appointed to that portfolio Con
gresham William H. Moody of Massa
chusetts.
MIR. Moody has accepted the place
and will take hold at an early date.
In his letter of resignation Mr.. Long
said:
will you accept this as my resgna-
ton of the secretaryship OF the navy,
TO take effect on the first day of May
next or sooner, of course, if you shall
at any time SO wish? 1t has been to me
delightful service. leave the official
circle of your cabinet, in which my as
ISOLATION with you and its members
has been so happy. with high apprecia-
ton of your administration and with
most cordial good wishes for its sue
cess and for you personally"
This is President Rooscvelt's reply:
1T is with very sincere regret that l
accept your resignation. shall always
count it privilege not only to have
served with you during the last six
months, but to have served under YOU
at the outset of President McKinley's
administration.
II have seen you in both relations.
and 1t has never been my good fortune
to be associated with any public man
more single minded in his devotion to
the public interest. Our relations have
been not merely official, but also those
of personal friendship
May all the good fortune YOU 20
richly deserve attend you wherever
you 60"
The retirement of Secretary Long
has been expected for several months.
Even before the death of President
Mckinley he was anxious to retire to
private life, and he has only remained
his long in President Koosevelt's cabi-
let in order that he might cause his
thief no embarrassment by withdraw
ng so soon after the Inauguration.
The new secretary was born in Essex
ounty, Mass, in 1858. He was gradu-
ted from Harvard in 1876 and took up
he profession Of law. He was first
lected to the Fifty-fourth congress
nd has held his seat ever since.
Mr.. Moody is d bachelor. He keeps
acheOr quarters in Washington, but
ponds most Of his spare time at the
Metropolitan club. He is short, stout
nd healthy, with an immense capacity
'r work and strong, determined face.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March H.
The grand jury of Middlesex county
has reported an indictment in four
counts against Joseph Wilfred BIon-
din, alias Joseph Barnard, charging
him with the murder of Margaret En-
ma Blondin, his wife, at Chelmsford
during April Of last year. The jurors
had been called in special session to
indict Blondin II such was called for
by"t evidence in order that he might
be eXtraditcd to Massachusetts from
New York city, where he is now under
arrest. Now that the indictment has
been found steps will be taken at once
to secure the presence of the defendant
in Middlesex county, where the trial Oh
the charge of murder will be held.
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81 the genuine economy, you GET 100 cents
worth for every dollar and more You &C.
anything you ask for, and its good. They
recommend the following seasonabe goCd =:
Salmon 12c can Lobster Zoe can; Pure Cod
fish loc. pound: white fat huckerel loo. each I:
Smoked Salmon lac. pound Smoked Herrin. :.
lCc bunch: Roneless herring l0c. can; Is II.
dimes DC. can; Imported Roneles, Sardines 2Qc
can; fresh Shrimp lGc. cam fresh clans l0c.
can; Cove Oysters 1ac. can; Kiopered Hoe.
ing .Uc. can; Soused Mackerel, loo. can
SOUPS. Pea. Tomato. Celery, Asparagus, Ves-
Hsinz's Vegetarian Baked Beans l5r. can
riraceous goods. All kinds Neutchatel
Cream Cheese &c. package Grated Par,Io
san Cheese 2Oc, Jar. Schwet2er Cheese. CM1
Cheese.
ban. W. Lynch & Co.'S stores MADISON
and Fourth Streets King and Eighth str .ets.
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TAMPA, Fla, March Ex-senator
Thomas c. Plat of New York has ar.
rived here in his private car, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Burney and Mrs. l.. 7.
Janeway of Washington. The party
are en- route to Havana. Miss Alice
Roosevelt arrived several hours later,
Miss Roosevelt and her party will leave
for Cuba today, having passage re.
served OH the steamer on which Sena-
tor Plat and ladies will sail.
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A FIGHT OVER A JAIL,
COnteHtlng Sherins In Hamilton
County. n. Y, Threaten BlO0dshed,

COnteNtinE Sherins In Hamilton
! County. n. Y, Threaten Bloodshed.
GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y, March H.
A battle Of contesting sheriffs seems
imminent ut Lake Pleasant, Hamilton
county, where the Jail is now barri-
caded and guarded by armed deputies
Of Sheriff J. N. Locke, Democrat. with
James Higgins, the crack shot Of the
county, in charge. The orders are to
shoot any of the forces of Sheriff Frank
Kathan, Republican,, if they come near
the Jail.
kathan was given certificate by
Judge Slower, which Locke refused to
recognize, and he also declined to turn
over the Jail or any county property.
Both sheriffs are fearless men and have
a large force Of armed deputies, and
there is bitter feeling among their adj
herents which may lead to bloodshed
at any time. An attack on the Jail il
contemplated
Locke's forces are quoted as saying
that supreme court orders do not 60 in
Hamilton county and defy any one to
put them out of the Jail.
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A Launching ut Bath,

BATH, Me-, March 11.-One of the
handsomest craft ever constructed in
this city, the yacht Pantooset, built at
the Bath Iron works for Commodore
A. s. Bigelow Of the Eastern Yacht
club Of Boston, has been successfully
launched here. The yacht was chris
tened by two Boston young women,
Miss Gladys Williams and Miss Helen
Harding, one cutting the cord and re-
leasing the trigs and the other break
ing the champagne over the bow. The
Pantooset when completed will cost
nearly $25O,00O. She will be the flag
ship Of the Eastern Yacht club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-11

Anxiety is still felt for Cecil Rhodes
by his physicians.
A woman ana her nine children were
burned to death at Matane, Que.
The Eliza Dawson House at Vassar
the gift Of John d. Rockefeller, was
opened.
Federal officials at Knoxville, Tenn.
were accused Of violating the civil
service law.
The sons of Damad Mahmud Pasha.
the sultan's brother-in-law, were sen.
fenced by default to life imprisonment
The E. |. Dupont de Nemours Il Co.'S
powder plant, five miles west Of Keo.
kuk, Ia. was badly damaged by an ex.
plosion. Two men were killed outright.
and third will die.
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YOUNGSTOWN, o.. March 11.-Pas.
sengers on an Erie train out of this city
for Cleveland We're given an unusual
sight. Shortly after leaving this city
two horses appeared on the track and
In spite Of all that could be done to
drive them off remained on the track,
running In front Of the train for dis.
lance Of seven miles. Whenever the
train slowed up the horses also slowed
their gait and increased their speed
with the speed of the train. The Incl.
dent is quite unheard of in railroad cir
cles. The horses finally tired of their
task and rushed off into Il field,
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WANTS WU'S SCALP.
Chinese Minister to United
States Accused of Theft.
MANTCH00 CENSOR MAKES CHARGE.


PEKING, March. II. - A prominent
Mantchoo censor has memorialized the
throne for the removal of WI Ting
Fang, the Chinese minister to the Unit
cd States.
The censor asserts that WI Ting
Fang corruptly retained, ostensibly for
repairs to the Chinese legation in
Washington, $4,000 of the Tientsin
silver refunded by the American gov
eminent.
The policies of Germany and Great
Britain in China. which Great Britain
hoped had been consolidated by the
signing of the Yangtse agreement a
year ago. have developed an antago-
nism equal to that of Russia and Japan
over Manchuria and seriously involv-
ing the interests of other nations.
Germany is the only power refusing
to agree to the reduction of the large
gairisons the European governments
are maintaining at Tientsin and the res
tOration of the control of the native
city of Tientsin to the Chinese.
The British diplomatists are trying to
help the Chinese to regain the govern
ment of Tientsin, and the reason for
the British action in blocking the pay
ment of the February installment of
the Chinese indemnity was to bring
Germany to terms. The British believe
the Germans to be using Tientsin as
an induccment to the Chinese to grant
her Germany a practical monopoly of
the mines in shangtung province.
Great Britain's share Of the indemni-
ty Is a comparative trife to her, but the
British think that Germany needs her
share Of this indemnity to maintain
her forces I'm China and, considering
the condition of German finances and
the opposition in Germany to the whole
plan of the German government in the
orient, that the government will be re-
luctant to propose parliamentary ap-
preparations for the Chinese establish
ment.
The British diplomats regard the ar
gu,nent that the municipal government
Of I1entsin by Europeans is military
necessity as a subterfuge and in her
role Of protector of the Chinese against 1
foreign aggression involved in the An
alliance and hoping to in
crease her prestige among the Chinese
Great Britain is helping them to regain
Tientsin.
American influence Is being used to |
his same purpose. Edwin II. Conger,
he United States minister here, last
hight gave banquet to large party !
If Chinese princes and officials, includ-
ng all the prominent members Of the
Oreign office.
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Illinois Day mt CharIeston.

CHARLESTON, $. G., March H.
Governor Richard Yates of Illinois, &C.
companied by sixteen colonies of his
staff; Mayor Bryan of Peoria, State
Auditor Mccullough, over twenty lead.
ing citizens from all parts of the state
hnd large number of ladies' formally
opened their state building and cele.
DRAFTED Illinois day today at the expo
sition. There was street parade to
the exposition grounds, and Governor
Yates and others spoke at the Audito.
rilIa. IhesN eathar II iaaal. iii the AFT.
arn0Sn the e6fIFS party 81 TIE, revenue
cutter Forward visited Fort Sumter
and other forts In the llarbor.
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Successful Revival Services

Much success is attending the
revival services now being COLI
Quoted i'll the First United
Presbyterian Church. The
pastor, the Rev. j. }. Huston,
has secured the assistance of the
Rev. W. B. Barr, of Hoboken,
N. j., who will conduct the
services every night this week.
The Rev. Mr.. Barr was the
evangelist of the California
Synod of the United Presby-
terrain Church for a number of
EAars. and was very successful
~ sdr5nf IN I, 80 IS
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Will Not Become Il Inv.

BERLIN, March II. Professor
SCHNEIDER, the noted economist of the
Berlin university, who maintains close
relations with the cabinet ministers.
has just concluded course of lectures
with one on the tariff bill, in which he
made the following surprising state
ment: II know from personal CONVEX
satiOns that no minister thinks of let
ting the tariff bill become a law. The
bill is only intended as basis upon
which to negotiate commercial trea-
tics"
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EQUAL -
PARTNERS
By HoW..RD FIELDING
Copyright, 1901, by Charles W. Hooke.

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The captain put his hand into hi
pocket In Il way that made Blair merry
Gus, but It was nothing more formula
bic than n piece 81 chewing tobacco
that appeared. Neale nodded slowl.
as lie bit off Il piece.
'From the beginning of this case,
said the doctor, IL have been total,
unable to understand your game. Villa
is it,"
"My gamc,' replied the captain, "is
to take good care OF Joseph Ncale."
well" said Blair, what have
done to prevent it,
Ever hear the story Of the beggal
who asked the professional charity
man for a ,limc:'
II don't remember it," said the doc
tor.
",The charity man said: Go over on
the other side Of the street I'm work
ing this side"
Blair appeared to ponder deeply upon
the signiicn.cc of this ancient tale in
the present situation.
Look here" said the captain sud.
denly. You saw Brenda Maclanc com.
ing out Of that house. and you had
sense enough to keep still until YOU
found out where you stood. That was
NIL right. You found out. right away,
what kind OF Il father she had, and you
knew that your information was worth
money. Now, dou't jump. I've looked
you up. and I've found out that you're
not above that sort of thing Very
well; few OF us are, bur when you
found out that | was ON you ought to
have done one of two things-quit or
let me in"
Blair drummcd on the trunk with
his fingers.
~ thought you were after Alden" he
said.
I'm after 'em both"
'D0 you still believe there's anything
In Alden's story of money!" queried
Blair, eyins the other shrcwdly.
". Neale nodded emphatically.
But wen leave that for minute"
he said. I'm the matter Of Maclane l
Jet you go on, merely showing you that
l was keeping close track. | didn't
suppose you'd jump SO quick"
"What do you meanT'
The captain shook a big forctlnger in
Blair's face.
You went to Maclane's house last
evening"" he said. Then you gave out
that interview" And the big fol etinger
came very close to Blair's nose as the
captain added, How much did you
get"
Blair's lean and deeply lined face
was suddenly moistened with persplra-
tion. He sprang up sidewise from the
trunk and walked around the far end
of the table.
"This is getting personal" he said at
last, with nervous laugh that scarce.
~ passed beyond q contortion of the
lips.
"I'll make 1t personal for you, my |
friend" he said. "In fact I'll land
you behind the bars before I'm done
with you. This is blackmall."
Blair laughed aloud.
"Blackmail Is a dreadful SIM" he
said, land nobody knows 1t better than
you do"
Neale did not see fit to reply. He
Blair carefully as the latter
paced up and down gnawing bis lips.
Captain" said the doctor, pausing
Z t.N a oSn~, nLo,t Sba,,. ,~...L II
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nnd Venezuela Making

Germany ana venezuela Making Up.
BERLIN. March 1.-THE dispute be-
tween Germany and Venezuela is near
| ing settlement. The terms of this SET
Element are as yet foreign office Sc
cret. They are, however satisfactory
to Germany, and Venezuela has ap-
parently yielded without Germany's
having made any direct threat or hay-
Ing had to do anything like sending an
ultimatuEl.
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i PUBLIC SALE.
r, ne subs riber will sell at public sale o.: tia
"ioua E'l'o't farm near Wilming ton, on
THURSDAY N,pft, ~ ,o,,

NJ.
'loua Eii!ott farm near Wilmin gton, on
THURSDAY. MA RICH IS, 100,
at ! o'clock sharp
TN head of good work -.
1 is fo,ne r at,v1n ,1 horses, |. TSEssD
sone with calves by their sides MN
p,d hsaa 10 AVIS nSiss iamhs by 'heirSs,s:
key hens, Muscovv ducks a well ,ra;,od
Eoat. . farm wagons all i'll good repair i
nIo oa1 s.horse cast l.horse cart, Insrket
a,iIis' roller hay tedder, 9 syracuse p)ows.
su,ky Suilivator spring tooth harrow, horse
l Ihhe, MG. ofmlek mower grain fan, corn
sshe!ier' nuke's hay cutter good VS. new, dou.
Eis aha single Ii arhess lead and cart M rnesx.
shavels' forks and rakes, side saddle good ~
new. many, other articles too numerou, TO
m taen;i Western washer, parlor stove, OK
tension table IT long, lounge, churn
Ierms-!,ll sums Of $40 aid under each.
J Jser ,hat mouths credit with approved en-.
Stiaha Allied }. BANKS.
'N''"A'' A"c' Ageut.
ms = II
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WASHINGTON, March 11.-Mr WI
said last night that he promptly in.
formed his government as soon as the
United States turned over to him the
Tientsin silver fund, and the money
was placed Mt its disposal. An acknowl-
edgment was received by telegraph.
Not cent Of the fund, Mr.. WI said,
could be Incorporated, and If any
portion Of it We're to be used for any
purpose whatever this could be done
only by the sanction of the Chinese
government. The minister has not
heard officially Of the presentation Of
tie memorial for his removal, but he
treats the matter very lightly.
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", M,ll sell at public sale on the jamss Hurss
arm .i on Newcastle road between Wilminrtnn
ana New Castle on '"s'o"
WEDNESDAY, MARCH T., 1907,
at IL o'clock IN. ....
N> D kead of good horaes IN,
80 No Kate ID year, old, :EsMES5A
good worker or driver VaNxMESH
No. z, Bess black mare IN HA
years old good driving mare. srzNse>sxkX
workeror driver.
driver. 'io sooo woFkeE
~, No a,; .: bay horse 10 years old good worker
Of driver; year old colts, good stool.
s se'n colt. IA head good home raised cows
some some fresh with calves by their sides, othsrs
c csass sp , good Holsten stock huii
ehina w, H.; l yearI.ng herer 10 good Roland :,
pnshsi rlfy xrn'ns \, Rocs, slnsas corn ~
aera4-all sums OF 81. or under cash oysr
e .a. credit Of moa tbs will besvsn " pur
e e. enaorser; intere,it IRON div Of sale: per
cent on for cash gu credit sums,
st;,,,, j.. FRANK MEGGINsON. o..
''' Soh' Auc. m3 71Qll
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PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned desiring to quit fa, n in
will sell without reserve at his farm near
PRACTICAL Farmer. Braudywine Hd., On
MONDAY. MARCH II, 1auo,
at II o'clock sharp,
a. head good work Or w.
~ driving horses. colt kEEyMT1Ss1
syears old, Ii head good dairy y1xs&M
cows some fresh and close NV
springers, heifers years old s1SNssSSEsas
Farm lmplemtnts--l Ihorse
power 22-horse farm wagons, marIct wagon,
milk wagon. Champion binder, cut one crop,
Champion mower, Disc harrow, slIlisey cuti-
vutor hand cultivator. harrow, corn marker,
horse rake, 2 folders, 2 2.horse, plows, l.horse
pillow, grindsione hay fork and ropes. cradle,
scylhes, wheelbarrow, lot chuins, forks,
spades shovels, hoes, : erowbars. post digger,
lot COW chains. .ladders, lOng. 500 bushels
corn.
Harness--a sets double working harness. l
set single market harness. sets plow harness
collars. brides and halterA Cabinet makers
tool chest md tools. rot 70 and ~ qt milk
cans, buckets aud strainer churn. bedroom
SGT and many other articles too numerous 10
mention.
T-rms-OH all sums Of SO sni under cash
over that amount q credit OF 8 month by Civ
ing bankable note with approved endorser. 3
per cent discount for cash on credit
sums. no interest II paid when due; if not
iu terest from date Of sale.
DUFF B. HOLM.
Stidham s. Son, Auc. milo II 1915
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PUBLIC SALE

viii sell at rublic sale u. Booths Corner
Del. Co. Pa on ~o'nes
MONDAY. MARCH 18th l9J.,
at l3O O'clock p. M,
ehe carload Of carefully sc.eciei dairy Ell
cows fresh. forward ani backward
sDrl gers and fat cows. Also InoS rsi;s.
TN pc general horses. CT guoi ages. SONG
~ OF which are fine drivers; also n lot
OF young turkey hons. Tlils stock is direot
from Cumberland 10 Pa, and "; II h. Ia
RAIN or shine. 2mcrths credit
~ S,., &. W. BALDWIN.
% " ''''"sh'er' Auc. mT-ts
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!. American mp'oyinent Agency wants
help of all descriptions for hot.ls and
private families. Inquire at Room T. md
iloor Almond Bldg, Sth and Market
streets.
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DR.. Simms White Pulrnoric Balsam,
ihe ex' raordinary Lung Remedy.
DubelI the Halter

60 to CHARLES E. Dubsll for your ha t.
~" caps OF all styles No. > East Tllrl ST
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A M =. II 81
/ Lsxativs Bronze Qpinine rsnsoSSG III
cause. n W. Groves signature on evssy
box; Price 20 cents.
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Killed BY His Joy.

Rabbits snd Pigeons
Wanted small Rabbits and Pigeon g.
Bird Store 2ll West Eighth street.
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The Othello Range, Jshnson, 9th
and King streets.
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20 30 10 and 40 cents quart at Chris
'opaars $40 Jefferson street.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Rain: warmer: variable winds, be-
oming southeast and fresh.
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Taylor ana Fullerton Fever and neue
MY ilt ,ures chill and malaria. W. e.
n'!ur, 3p9 King s rect.