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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-BY wEscorr 4 WILCOX,

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1215 4tb, Or, b, mi. 80. so
ll01 n II av, f, b, cl, mi30. so
2421 Pa az, sr. b. mi. 80. so
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2129 Pa av. Or. b, mi. IS. 80
1872 Both, Or, b, mi.25.5o
1906 Pa av, Or. b. cl. mi. IS. 90
533 Fla av. Sr. b, mi. %. 90
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Of Of Columbia si,, in TIL matter of Lon D. sheets
TAM narkF ny II bankrnp,sy No 24a-ro the cred
nc Is hereby given that the 2lst day of July
1902 the said Lon y, Sheets was duly adiudicat
ed BANKRUPT, and that the first meeting # his
creditors will he held at my Office Room M 4I6
toiumbi1n building, No. 416 9Th st. NV. Wash,
10 O'Clock am. at which time the said rredItors
may attend prove their claims. appoint n trnstee
examine the bankrupt and transact such n4har
ousihess as may PROPERLY come before said meeting
EDWARD s. McCALMONT.
Referee In Bankruptcy
MAChALL MAEDEll. L. ii. POOLE,
~ Attorneys for Bankrupt
IN THE SUPREME COUET OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. In the matter of August H. kuhIe-
mann mann, bankrupt In Bankrgptcy. No. 244To the
creditors OF August IL. kuhlemann Of Washington
y. C.: Notice is hereby given that on the Dad
day Of July, 1902, the said August H. Kuhiemann
meeting of his creditors will be held ut nv office
Room No. 40 Columbian building No. 416 9TH ST.
gust 1902. at II o'clock am, at which time the
said creditors may attend prove their claims, APP
such other business as may properly come before
said meeting.
EDWARD S. McCALMONT,
Referee in Bankruptcy
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Therest NJ. Cissel ct al vs. George
Theodore J. Uhlman Richard w. Uhlman and
Minna t'hlman. defendants. No. 1892 in Equity,
docket 0S--lne oDJect OF This suit Is de-
feet consisting Of omission Of word heirs, in
deed Of lot two t2, square six hundred and sixty
eight 1868, Washington, d. c., from Charles !
Uhlman. the ancestor Of defendants to John Ritz
the mediate grantor Of eomplainants. On motion
of the compainants by George Francis Williams
esq.,. their solicitor 1t is this oath day Of July
4. d. 1892. ordered that the defendants cause
their appearance to be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and legal
holidays occurring after the day of the first pub
LEGATION Of this order; otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as In case of default. This order
to be published in the Washington Law Reporter
and in The Evening Star. A. b. HAGNER. Asso.
Justice. true c0py-test: J. X. YOUNG,
Clerk. BY J. W. LATIMER, Asst. Clerk
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lunbia, holding Probate Court.-No. 1Os9O Ad-
minis ration.-This is TO give notice that the sub
scribers: of the District of Columbia have OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court of the District of
Columbia letters testamentary the estate of
William Gait, late Of the District OF Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated to
the subscribers, before the 10th day of July
A. ID. 1903: otherfise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Given under our
hands this 10th day of July, 1902. ]. D. Cough.
Ian, 500 Fifth st. NV; WILLIAM E. EDMON
STON. office 500 Fifth st. NV. Attest: LEE r
MOSHER, Deputy Register Of Willis for the Dis
WILLIAM F. EDMONSTON, Attorney. jyI7-1aw st
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-FINE, LARGE LODGE ROOMS. AN
modern IMPROVEMENTS, electric light, steam heat
anG tie'ator Rooms suitable for banquets Also
uuhper OF ONCE rooms. Convenient to MI car
lines. GlS st. a. 80
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BOARDING.

WANTED = BOARDERS = DESIRABLE ROOMS
and board "a Sli 10th st. NV; moderate prices.
jy22-1t'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN KNOWING OF
prospective purchasers for speculative real estate
In the northwest. sold easy payments will
ind 1t profitable TO address CONFIDENTIAL
Star office. iy231m
WANTED-PARTY WITH $1,000 OR 50 OOO TO
invest in a profitable business; that is grow
ing and carries large profits. For Information
and Interview address BOX l23, Star office. it,
FOR SALE - OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY
store and fixtures, horse. wagon; established 20
years; no opposition Address Box 116. Star of
flee iv23ot.
OWNER WOULD SELL. BEST LOCATED WOOD
and coal yard IN the city; private and govern
ment whaiyes Included. Address Box 112, Star
office. iycI 3ts
FOR RENT = OR on PERCENTAGE-UAND
Address Box Is. Star office. ty2l-6t
FOR SALE-FOR S2,715O0 WILL SELL. So 600 90
second trust, secured fine residence in the
northwest. The above including interest is a
10fe Investment to maturity of note. Address
{. A. H, Star office. jy19-5ts
FOR sALE-yERY CHOICE DAIRY OF 10 COWS
AND FARM FOR RENT, WITHIN 8 MILES OF
THIS CITY; rare chance. X. A. PHILLIPS
1905 G ST. JyIS-6t
Al RAMSAY'S-
YOUR WATCH CLEANED. sioo
WATCH HANDSPRING, 81 90
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR
mhs-ed 1921 ST. NV.
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FOR LEASE.

FOR LEASE-FROM SEPT 1-CHOICE APART
ments In The Marlborough. on 18th ST. nenI
/ St NV. This is Of the best arranged
and most substantial apartment buildings In
the city: thoroughly modern and hreproof. It
is being papered and decorated by ]. b.
Henderson. and a large number Of the apart
ments have already been taken. Can be IN
spected any time.
jy24- ,tU.5t B. ii. WARNER co.
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PERSONAL,

VACATION is THE TIME FOR PLEASURE.
FHl your pockets ful OF treasure. Enjoy your
sell as You Will It's our treat We pay the bill
with our great cash exchange for mems worn
garments JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 6I9 D.
jy24-tfa
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY REMOVED
TO $40 14th ST. DIV. Open all hours Private
consultation rooms. Strictly confidential Refer.
jyl9tf.4
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DENTISTRY.

~. S. Dental Association
Remember the location.
Cor. 9TH & Id SITS. NV.
Over he Hat Store-and opposite Wash b.
ny24-tl.7 Williams.
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON. ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
Webster Law building, Dos D st. NV Washing.
ton. ID. u. Residence, No. 8 Mount Vernon Flats
New York ave. and 9th st. NV. sells
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WAREHOUSES.

WANTED-TO Buy FROM OWNER BRICK
house. modern Improvements. in northwest be-
tween 18th and .1st SIS; So or $4,000. AG-
dress Box 133. Star office. 1t.
WANTED-To BUY FROM OWNER A 6-RooM
house Address o. Z. e.. Star Office. jy24-3t'
WANTED-''WE SELL AND RENT HOUSES"
IF You HAVE PROPERTY To SELL. WE
CAN FIND YOU A PURCHASER. IF YOU
HAVE PROPERTY TO RENT WE CAN FIND
YOU \ TENANT WE HAVE THE BEST FA-
CILITIES FOR HANDLING PROPERTY. GIVE
Us A TRIAL MOORE & HILL Qnc.),
1e2-U III 14th ST. NV.
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UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-1005 9TH ST. NV: 0 ROOMS AND
bath brick: centrally located convenient to all
car lines; inquire next door, jy24-3ts
FOR RENT-ONE OF THE BEST HOUSES IN
city for the price, $1670 per month-S19 eth
s.w. r. phillips
jy4-3t 14n; {; w
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENTOFURNISHED-
On n H. ave. near Washington Circle, II rooms;
ami; completely FURNISHED This is de-
sirable residence; situated on three streets; may
be leased by the year MARTIN BROS
ty1S-s. tn, th-3t 1875 pa ave
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LADIES GOODS,

RELIABLE SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING. 81 m
Up. At Auerbach's. & y, Domestic Once. Send
We Have Sold The Past Years Repaired Free
Rent & Repair Dept. Phone East 722. my2O-tf
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED -
AND WARRANTED s1Oo
At Oppenheimers, Ola 9th st. NV. '
Machines rented by week or month
my20-tf5 Phone Main 1885,
ETJRS-NOW rs THE TIME TO HAVE YOTR
FURS MADE OVER AND REPAIRED
All work eft with mo now will be stored free
Of charge. e. MORGAN.
ap16-tf.5 1913 18th St NV
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

HAIR DRESSER = CURES SCALP DIsEAss:
brings hair on bald heads: removes dandrun;
thampooiDg and treating hair speciality Mrs
MARY A. WHITE. 1872 Sth st. jel3-3St'
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WANTED SALESMAN To DRUM RETAIL GRO
Gerry trade of city: with experience preferred;
references required. Address SALESMAN. Star
office jy225ts
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WANTED--HELP.
MALE.

wANTED-A CARPENTER; 81 80 PER DAY. AP-
ply 2d and Fla. ave. ne. 1t
AANTED-A SALESMAN; MUST COME WITH
good city ref. Address Box 100, Star office.
jy24-3t
VANTED-A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS THE
provision business; must be able to cut and Sell
fine meats BUFFALO MARKET, 1906 14th St
NV jy2i-3t-
WANTED-A WHITE ERRAND BOY WITH 81
cycle Address A. l.. Star office ty2F3t'
wANTED-tiooD FARM HAND, SMALL. FAM
lily: we'll recommended good house. frewood.
&c-: $2u per month. Address Box 30, Star office
jy24-3t-
WANTED SALEsNIEN. AGENTS, CANvASSERS.
Here is your chance at last. We will publish
July IS Kings If the QueensbCrry Realm con
tanning 800 pages 6Xs inches, graphic description
given Of every heavyweight battle fought in
America under QuecBsberry rules. Replete with
incident. anecd,te and reminiSccnce in the annals
Of the ring and the lives II pugiists never before
published, 81 full-page half tone illustrations or
prominent in boxing contests and scenes
memorable in ring history. Treats Of boxing as
a phase Of physical culture; tells Of training
methods, rules of pugilisJn; coming contest be-
tween JcfTrirS and Fitzsimmons wildly de-
seribed- Every admircr of physical manhood
il. every devotee Of boxing wants 1t; every
aSpirant to athletic hnnors wants 1t. Write at
for territory and terms to agents; to be
first in the field Is first in the profits. RAND,
NcNALE.Y X co, 142 9Th ave, New York.
fv24&GG-2t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOX sALE-GooD COY HOMES OR FINE NJ
now SWIn RpIri l2S NET 2SToRY, BAY-wIN-
MY hSi r,S: ROOMS. BATH AND MOD
MS NEIGHBoRHoop GOOD AND NEAR Z
D Hnn l.iNtS; NEAR I'D AND + SITS. NV
IhiCE, =, 500. EASY TERMS
--pANlD .: STONE 90. so4 + St NV.
fS M SIALE.GooD HOME OR I4qs NET INVEST
y1i nSI S.yo CASH RBQUIRED EXCIlIFNT
HHSAIIoN: NJ NEAR 9TH ST NV: RAY
m,NooW BRICK; ROOMS: BATH Cnorrelain
tuo; stationary washstands and opcp numbincl
h hHD MOD sI lMIS.; RENT $3.50 PER Mo'
1t DAVID y. STONE & 90. so4rstnw
FOR sALE-GooD HOMES FOR COIopEn pro-
fLE SEE THE FOLLOWING: i'
Near Sth and T SITS NV hrfck. q -oo,.. -.
bath. Price. only 50. 500 '''Ns 'no
~, oh 9th st. nv, brick; 0 rooms bath and mod
imps Price. s.. 800. ~ 'oo-
a On Isth near W ST. NV. bay-window brick:
All on easy terms "~-'-
1t DAVID II. STONE & 90. so4 F st.n.w
fSR SAlE-oNLY s2.5oo-sTH NEAR + ST Sw
nay.wlndow brick: rooms bath and mod inns
We'll lighted by side windows
II DAVID II. STONE & CO. SAl + st NV
lN.Hf
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WANTED WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work in small family; must be good cook and
stay at night. Apply between and evening
a, 1S23 II ST NV. jy232 t'
WANTED-FOR NEXT Err
experienced waist and skirt hands; also helpers:
good wages for competent workers Address
Box 145. Star office. je2S- 26ts
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FEM ALE.

wANTED-LABORERS AND TRANSFERS. s1-35
per day. : 5 DASH & SONS. 2os Florida ave
ne jy19-6t
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He Will Become Rector Of Grace
Episcopal Church in January.
Preached Here Last Sunday and Pleas
ed the Congregation Very
Much.
Is A PROMINENT MINISTER

Tho Rev. John W. Sykes of Pitts
burg, Pa, has accepted the rector
ship Of Grace Episcopal church here
and will enter upon his pastoral du-
ties early in January.
This will be good news to the con-
gregation of Grace church, and to
sill who have heard and met the Rev.
Mr.. Sykes during his stay here. He is
a Virginian by birth and education,
and both ministerially and socially
has made most pleasant impression.
He is man of talent and will be
an acquisition to the city.
Mr.. Sykes came to the city last
Saturday and preached at Grace
church Sunday. He pleased the con-
gregstion, and he was himself very
agreeably impressed with the members
of the church, so when he was called
Monday he accepted at once, giving
his reply today.
He will succeed Rev. b. e. Reed,
who went to st. Louis several
months ago, Grace church here hav-
ing had no pastor since.
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DELINQUENT TEST
Retail Grocers Have a New System
Regarding Customers.
Invitation Received From the Nation
al Association Meeting.

The Retail Grooers' Association met
last night but nothing of Importance
was done other than the routine bust.
ness and the Inauguration Of the de-
linquent exchange list
The grooers have arranged delin-
quent list which they exchange every
month. This enables the grooers to
learn who pays and who does not,
and will have great deal of effect
on their business. This is a sort of
merchantile agency carried on in a
small way
An invitation was received from the
National Retail Grocers' Association
to send delegates to the national con-
vention which will be held in Kansas
City, No., on the 10, IA and Is of
January. A rate of Is will be in
effect for both delegates and visitors
on all roads and there will probably
be several delegates from Paducah to
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-11
HE REFUSED
RESTRAINING ORDER
Judge Husbands Announced That He
Would Decide the Case, January 9th.

The two injunction suits against
the mayor, board OF councilmen and
aldermen, police and fire commission.
ers, Chief of police and lother officers
were this morning filed in the circuit
clerks Office by Attorneys Berry and
Reed, for City Marshal Grow, and At
torneys Bloomfield and Orice for Pros
ecuting Attorney Jesse Gilbert, seek
ing to restrain the above from acting
in such 4 capacity as to deprive the
aforesaid officers, Msrshal Crow and
Attorney Gilbert, of their Offices or
their fees.
Marshal Crows suit as stated yes
terdsy, alleges two reasons for granting
the order, one being that the city was
never legally transferred into the sec
ond class and is now, or should DO, op.
Grating under the third class. The
other reason is that the marshal was
elected for term OF four years. and
his term cannot be shortened by any
means whatever Attorney Gilbert,
in his SUIT. also alleges that Paducah
il still in the third class. He asks for
an injunction, however, principally on
the constitutional provision that the
compensation of no officer can be
changed during his term of office, and
that the officials in power are now
trying to reduce his compensation sf-
ter he has served only one out OF four
years, by cutting off his fees and pay
ing him a salary.
The motion Tor temporary injunc-
tion on the suits came up for argument
before Circuit Judge Husbands before
the regular hour for opening court this
morning, but Judge Husbands, after
hearing arguments by Attorney W. W.
Berry, for Marshal Grow, and Attor-
ney Tom Crice, for Attorney Gilbert,
declined to grant even a temporary re-
straining order.
He stated tina the questions involved
were of such importance to the people
of Paducah, as we'll as to the officials,
and that 40 much confusion might en-
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-11

The donations received today for the
Christmas tree for the poor of Padu-
cab were numerous. Personal solici.
tstion was made Of many of the mer-
chants and business men down town,
and all responded as only Psducsh
merchants do.
Christmas is Only two weeks off now
and it will be big task to prepare
for the many TO be taken care of this
year and The Sun asks that all who
have not done so yet to send us in
something for this fund. Don't say
to yourself will tomorrow. When
tomorrow comes you will have forgot.
ten. So take your pen or pencil right
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-11
SHIPS WERE SUNK.

La Gusyra, Dec. 1l-Ten German
and four British cutters captured the
Venezuelan feet. They went along
side the Venezuelan vessels and OF
dered them to surrender. without a
shot being fired the British and Ger.
man forces seized the fleet in the name
of tho German emperor and the king
Of England. Two Of the vessels, W hioh
were undergoing repairs, were broken
up The German cruiser Panther
steamed into the harbor during these
proceedings with her decbs cleared for
action. The Venezuelan steamers
were taken outside the harbor and the
General Crcspo, Tutmo and Msrgarita
were sunk.
Tho ossun was the only vessel
spared. IN view OF the protest made by
the French charge d'affaires, II. Quev-
reux, who notified the commodore OF
the allied feet that the ossun is the
property OF FrenohmAn
One hundred and thirty German sol.
diers were landed and proceeded to
Cardinal, suburb OF Guayra. in
which is situated the residence OF Ger.
man Consul Lentz, whom with his
family, they escorted back TO LaGuay-
rs and placed on board the warship
vinets. On the way back to this port
the German sailors met party Of Ven
ezuels soldiers. but no collision took
place.
A landing party OF thirty British
seamen went to the British consulate
and conducted the British consul, r.
>Sohunok aud hii family on board the
Retribution. Messrs. Fieldwick,
Prince and Lepage, the English direc-
tors Of the harbor corporation, who lad
barricaded themselves in their house,
were also taken on board the Ret ribu..
tion.
Troops are expected here from Car.
scss, as the government is credited
with the intention Of repulsing any
landing by the allied forces.
All the stores and banks here are
closed. Great excitement prevails, as
the population fears that the town may
be shelled OR other action taken by the
Anglo German vessels u
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DOESN'T LIKE YELLOW.
IN THE WHITE
HOUSE UNDERGOING
A CHANGE.

Washington, Dec. 11-During the
absence of Miss Alice Roosevelt in
New York her room at the White
House, which during the remodeling
was finished and furnished IN light
yellow, will be changed throughout to
warm rich red The yellow color
scheme was very distssteful to Miss
Roosevelt and she refused to occupy
the apartment.
Mrs. Roosevelt has moved the pic.
lures of former mistresses of the White
House from the main reception rooms
to the entrance corridors of the base
ment.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-11

squares Of the capital, displaying ban
ners and singing patriotic songs. Vic
lent speeches were delivered at various
points. The populace marched to the
palace of President Castro, who sd.
dressed IL.
The mob then moved on to the Ger
man legation, shouting death to the
Germans. The windows were chat.
tered with stones.
Ninety-seven German residents were
arrested, among them the German CON
sui, Valentine Blohm, and Herr Knoop,
the manager Of the German Central
railway. Herr Simmross, chancellor
Of the German legation, was met by
the police near Bolivar Square and
also arrested.
Amid cries Of death to the Ger
mans," and Down with the foreign
ers," the populsoe directed its way to
the German residential quarter and
gathered outside the Hotel Kalndt and
the German club, vociferating and ut
tering insults.
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sue were he to grant . restraining or
der. he would render no decision I'M
til he felt thor oughly advised. He
therefore declined to grant even tenn
porsry restraining order, but an
nounced to the attorneys that he would
on January s, after the docket has
been called for the civil term Of court,
be ready to render, and render, a final
decision on all points involved, which
would settle the case so far as this
court is concerned, and which could
be Immediately taken to the court Of
appeals.
The refusal of Judge Husbands to
grant temporary injunction is regard
ed by the attorneys for the city as ia
vorable to the second class element,
and against the officers who brought
the injunction suits.
IL is claimed by the city that the
legislature has right to not only
abolish officers, but to annul the char
ter of city absolutely. 1t is further
claimed that Sbe term of an office ex-
listing under any particular charter
cannot last longer than the charter it.
self. II is likely that Judge Hus-
bands will in the meantime prepare an
exhaustive opinion on the questions
involved.
Chief Of Police James Collins is
thus left in charge OF the police
force, and to collect fines and costs,
while Marshal Grow has no compen-
sation and no duties to perform and
is virtually tout Of business. OF
course should he win the suit, he will
collect from the city all the fees
that would have been due him had
he collected them himself.
Attorney Gilbert in the meantime,
will collect no more commissions,
but will take his 500 salary or
nothing. As no injunction was
granted on the plaintiffs attorneys
motion, no bond had to be given
when the suits were filed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-11
DEATHS TODAY.
SEVERAL REPORTED FROM
BEAVER DAM.
FROM

Beaver Dam, KY, Dec. ll-Uncle
Johnnie Jsrnsgin, father of Postmas-
ter R. O. Jarnagin and Rev. J. N. jar
nagin both of this place died at his
home eight miles from here last
night. He was 10 years of age.
Mrs. Eden Bishop died at her home
here early this morning Of heart dis
ease. She was about SO. Her father
WI. Rowe died here suddenly short
time since of the same disease.
Mrs. John Wilson aged 90, died at
her home near Prentiss, six miles from
here, last night after a long illness.
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Venezuelan Ships Sunk and Troops
are Pouring in.
German and British Soldiers Released
on Demand Of the United
States Minister.
VENEZUELA UP AGAINST IT
TROOPS ARE ARRIVING.

La Gusyra, Dec. 1.-Two thousand
Venezuelan troops have arrived at La
Guayra and more are expected. Ven
ezuela is preparing to resist the Ger
man.Briitish forces. The excitement
Is intense. all classes carrying arms
Arrangements are being made by Ger.
mans and British TO seize Venezuela 8
customs The German aud British
prisoners have been released in response
to United States Minister Bowen's de-
mSa's. A report has reached London
that fisni,ng is in progress at LaGuara
but this report has not been confirm