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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-01-25
awED TRAIN CREW.
Masked Outlaws Flag and Rob Sosthbound
Express.

Fort Smith. Ark. (SpcciaD-A south
bound Kansas City Southern Railroad
passenger train was held up half mile
NORTH OF Spiro, /. T.. by seven masked
men. The local safe in the express car
was opened. but nothing was secured
from IT, The robbers tried TO open the
through safe. but failed Then they
tried The mail car, and. il is said, secured
a quantity OF registered mail.
The robbers tagged the train between
Spiro and Rcdland While two OF the
seven men covered the engineer and FIRE
man with rcvolvcrs, others forced 4 poT-
ter who had appeared on the forward
coach steps TO uncouplc the baggage car
from the rest Of the train.
John Block a travelling salesman from
Fort Smith. alighied from Tic train and
was about 10 IRE upon one OF the rob
bcrS when he was prevented by Conduc
tor Sullivan. who feared that the men
would fire into The passenger coaches.
he baggage car uncouplod. the en-
ginccr was compelled 10 pull up the road
a distance OF one mile. There the rob
hcrS, after di>arming the esScnger. went
through the baggage ard mail car. Their
work finished one o. thu robbers handed
the messenger the revolver taken from
him and all made ior the timber.
Postoiiicc officials here deny that any
registered mail was taken. and the ex-
press officials say that ono package CON
tanlng s. covers their loss.
Spiro IS small station near the
Arkansas river in Indian Territory. X
miles from Fort Smith !! I, dcsola;c
pl.cc III the timber which affords
good cover Tor = robbery Potcau. the
second station south from Spiro. was the
scene Of : former train hold-up.
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Capital News in Geueral.

Senator Gallingcr. from the committee
on pensions. reported to the Senate the
pension appropriation bill As it came
from tbs House, without any amend
mcnt.
The Philippine tariff bill was reported
to the Senate and the bill for the ere
alton OF j department OF commerce was
further debated i'll the House
The Senate passed resolution &C
cording the Thanking privilege 10 Mrs.
Mckinley.
The government official, at Washing
ton have arranged the itinerary forprincc
Henry $ travels in The United State and
cablcd the programme to the Emperor
Tor his approval. Extraordinary prccau-
tioaS viii be taken to protect the Prince
from crankS or anarchists.
\ census bulletin says the population
in the large cities is increasing very zap
idly in proportion 10 that OF the country.
Five thousand two hundred and thirty
three soldier, have been ordered TO tie
Philippines
Ike date Tor Tie opening OF the fair at
St Louis viii hc postponed rnti! May !,
Ioc4
Before the House Committee on Com
mcrcc. Government ownership Of the
proposed Pacific cable was advocated by
General Greedy and others.
Orders were prepared at the War Oh
flee for the return from the Philippines
Of The Ninth Infantry
\ majority OF the Istim;an Canal
Commission is favorable TO ;hc Panama
route.
The House Ways ard Means Commit
tee continued lis hearing OF arguments in
reference to the proposed Cuban reel
procity proposition.
y number of amendments were pro-
posed i'll the United States Senate to
the hill providing Tor department Of
commerce.
Wholesale dismissals have begun in
the Census Bureau and the force will
soon be on permanent basis.
Hon. Henry {. Payne was sworn in as
Postmaster General.
The Senate Committee on the Philip
pine Islands made some reductions in
the House Tariff Bill
Admiral George w. Sumner was as
signed TO the command OF the South
Atlantic Station
The House passed the Pension Appro-
priatiou Bill and the resolution provid-
ing for memorial services in the House
in honor Of Mr.. Mckinley on February
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Got a Ear Of Diamonds.

Gicndivc Mon, lSrec;aD Robbers
go, between $Io.oco and $4,000 worth of
unset and C, dimcnd- by stealing two
trunks from the hagcagc-room OF the
Northern Pacific StaiiD5. and breaking
rhcm opc:l y bag OF unset diamonds
and 500 or 700 rings mounted i'll gold
the other article, were left intact A
wer, ne nroncr,v !: c p Clausen ,ra y
cling representative OF s. u. Clauscn &
Co. II Minneapolis.
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DR. KRaUSE SENT 70 PRISON.
The Charge That He Had Incited TO Murder
Not Sustained.

London. ~ Cable The Lord Chief
Justice, Baron Alverstone. sustained the
contention Of the defense OF DR.. Krausc
that the charge OF melting TO murder
must fail. as there was no evidence that
the letters in the case had reached
Rroeck>man. but held that the question
OF attempting 10 persuade" must go 10
the Jury. DIR. krausc was found guilty
and sentenced TO two years imprison-
merit,
Before he was sentenced Dir. Krause
protested tina; he never intended To muir
der any one The Lord Chief Justice. in
passing sentence. declared the offcnsc
Was morally d grca; Is though the
crime had been carried ont The pris-
oncr. the court said. did everything me
could to insure murder being committed.
and the maximum sentence was, there
fore imposed
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LING FIRE ESCAPE.
Woman Rescued BY Firsmen
n q Fourth Floor.

pecial) Gut off from ac-
ape a few feet away. Mrs.
and John Bianch. limo
ood in a window of the
Milton Place building.
" and behind them.
nen raised a long ladder
lclied the windows. where
trying to keep her dress
re. The man beside her
step on the ladder. Then.
c. lighted up by flames
the sill they had just va
seconded to the street. 1t
thrilling fire incident wit
oston for many months.
spect was serious for some
al loss was not very heavy.
mewhat over $4,000. The
occupied by printers and
and for storage of cleo
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SUMMARY OF TIE LATEST NEWS.
Domestic.

At meeting of the executive conf
mttee of the Mckinley National Memo
rial Association i'll Cleveland. o.. it was
reported that there will be general OBJ
servance al Mckinley Day throughout
the country.
General Bell. military commander OF
the Baiangas Province. has adopted dras-
tic measures 10 quell the instruction i'll
his district. which. he says. is honey
combed with treachcrous officials and
priests.
Albert F. Patrick was called 70 trial
before Recorder Golf. in New York. ON
an indictment charging him with the
murder OF William Marsh Rice. who
died in that city.
John Bauman. farmer. living near
Nan Vert. o.. shot and killed John Gar
wood. his daughters suitor. who refused
10 go away when ordered.
Miss Sophie Zan:iny was shot and
killed in Cleveland. O.. by Alexander
poisoned himself.
Mr.. Carnegie offers 10 provide libra
r. for Louisville il the city will contrib
u,e $4,000 annually for its maintenance.
The La Strain. a sevcn-Siory apart
mcnt hotel. on Ellis avenue. Chicago. was
burned. The building was occupied by
about 80 families. all OF whom escaped
safely The estimated loss is 100000.
Gross examination Of +. G. Rathbone,
eN-dlrector general OF posts OF Cuba, in
the trial OF charges growing out OF tho
postoffice frauds. was concluded. {. +.
w Nceiy was examined and explained
why he made no record OF the sur
charged stamps he gave TO the stamp
clerk with instructions TO sell.
In buggy. near Coffecn. ILL.,. were
found the dead body of Miss Gertrude
Clifford. and Fred Brockman seriously
wounded. The girl had been shot in the
temple. Brockman had two bullet
wounds in the head. He was placed
under arrest.
Rev. G. f b. Howard. who served a
term in the OHIO pcniteniiary. was sen
fenced 10 two and a half years in the
Detroit House OF Correction for securing
money by false pretenses
The Pcrc Marquette Railway Steamer
Company steamer struck al the mouth
Of the Ludington harbor. and the pas
sengcrS and creW were taken OFF by the
brooches buoy.
James Cooke van Ben Scfo;en. IL. d..
professor OF Greek language and lItera-
iure in Wesleyan University. died al
Midtown. Conn. at the age of ~
ears
President Francis. OF the Exposition
Company. finally decided that :hc Lott
isia:sa Purchase Exposition shorld be
postponed for one year.
Two negro miners were killed and
eight injured in an accident at the Cum
berland Coal Companys mine, at M'll-
stone. Tenn.
\ syndicate of Piitsburg capitalists
concluded negotiations for 900 acres Of
coal land IL price said to be $1,000 COO
Isaac " Conklin. OF the Tenth
Pennsylvania regulars. accused in Cali
fornia OF bigamy, tried to commit sui
eide.
An application was filed by the di-
rectors OF the Commercial Bank OF Al
bany Ga. for a temporary receiver.
General Chaffec will make thor
ough investigation OF the Filipino si;ua-
ton on the Island of Samar The junta
II Hongkong has authorized lnsurgcnt
Leader Lukban TO surrender. ii he so
desires. but says he must not deliver any
Filipino soldiers or officers to the
Americans.
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Living on food e.ic!s.

New York. (Spcc;aD.-A Paris ca
blegram TO the New York World says:
The experiments secretly made upon
six volunteers TO test Professor Berthe
lots theories regarding tine value of
chemical foods have been successful so
far The four men and two women sub
jectcd 70 his treatment have eaten moth
ing Tor three weeks except pellets con-
tanning combinations u carbon. azote
and hydrogen. and this without showing
distress ar impairment OF Strength
Three have LOST considerable flesh the
weight 81 two has remained stationary,
while onc actually is growing fat upon
the strange regimen.
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First Qu1liiy Diamonds ia Montana.

Lewiston. Mont. Special .-Dia-
monds. said TO be OF the first water. have
been found in tic northern part OF Fer
gus county. according TO report which
has just reached here. The news OF the
discovery caused commotion among the
prospcctors OF this region. and dozens OF
them are on their way to what they be-
lieve is new land OF riches The dis
covery was made on Blood Creek, a
mountainous country.
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blew Fer Head OF.

Toledo. Ohio ;Spccian.-Louise
Avery. OF Delaware, VINO was Is years
old. committed suicide in horrible man
ncr. Her brother found her lying dead
upon her bed with the barrel OF shot
gun held Nv one hand against her tenn
pie. Evidences were found that the
woman had taken paris green and NOR
phinc. but had finally reSortcd to tho
shotgun. The entire top of her head was
blown off. The refusal OF man to
marry her is said to have prompted the
decd
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Engineer Went TO Sleep.

Kansas City. (SpcciaD The vest
bound Missouri Pacific passenger train
that left ST. Louis 4; : o'clock coilidcd
head-on with an cast-bound freight train
ono mile cast of Elijah. Mo. Five pas
scngerS on the passenger train We're in
jurcd. but no c.lc was killed The wreck
proved costly one for the road. En-
ginccr William Maze. Of the freight train
had fallen asleep iii his cab and ran pas,
Elijah. where nc had been ordered 10
meet the passenger train.
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Cut Flesh From Is Girls.

Chicago. tSpccian.--ln az hours
time DR. D'Or>ay Hecl,.. before a clinic
a, the Postgraduate Ho p:tal, cut bits Of
cutclc from The @r:ns and legs OF Is
Young women and covered harmed and
livid lace with fresh healthy cpidcrms
The patient IS Mi, Helen Peek. 10 years
old whose face vas terribly burned by
an explosion o; gasoline. Three times
the number Of youHa wo1ien chosen vol
untcercd to MAKO III sacrifice 10. the:
suffering irlcnd
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Good Chance for Coffee Crop.

Consul-Gencral Sccgcr. At Rio ia
metro. informs the State Department OF
desire on his part to correct an impress
sion conveyed in previous reports from
him in regard TO the next Brazilian coffee
crop. Mr. Seegcr says he IS of opinion
that the pcSsimStic reports sent out at
the beginning OF November have been
oontradicted by subsequent, events. among
which were copicus rains in many parts
OF the coffee district. and tina; Brazil will
have very fair coffee crop next year.
probably from nine TO ten million bags.
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German Trade

ble).-Offi i provi-
oi ne foreign trade OF
1901 give the imports at
> a decrease of 100000
ports of 1900. The SAT au-
the exports for 1901 al ST.
which is an increase of ST.
er the exports for the proceed
The actual values of these inn
Exports are much smaller than
given, as the amounts are
ne prices Of goods prevailing
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Army Officers Terrible En-.

New York. Especial Earl Edmond
son. believed to be an officer OF the
United States Army. recently returned
from ,hc Philippines. and said to be from
Nashville Tenn. will probably die from
injuries received in falling from third
story window OF the Continental Hotel.
He struck on the dome OF the dining
room. which is at the bottom OF court.
Iii. skull is apparently fractured.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-01-25
MAIL PACKAGE EXPLODED.
Knoxville fos.ofiiee Clerk Injured Probably
SmoksIess Powder.

Knoxville Tenn, (SpcciaD.-J w
Martin. postofficc clerk. was injured
BY the explosion OF 4 package OF powder.
nito-g!ycorinc or an internal machine
While stamping letters and packages
with the received stamp, package ad-
dressed to local hardware house ex-
ploded when struck with the stamp. EN-
animation revealed on it the name OF a
New York smokclcss powder concern
The interior OF the parcel showed a
tin hox. in which the explosive had been
packed. The lo.,al hardware firm dis
claim having ordered such a package or
having been notified Of its shipment
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To Protect tIIn From Arareh:sts.

Chicago. (SpcciaD ASSURANCES &C
given by Mayor Harrison to DIR. Y
Viewer. the consul II the German En-
pre- that extraordinary prccautior
would DC taken 10 protect Prince Hen,
from anarchists during his visit TO Oh
cago. he announcement that Emn
Goldman was cn route for this CITY. an
that the two local reds" colonies intcnt
ed making demonstrations against II
ideas of royalty at the time of II
Princes visit, caused Consul Viewer {;
apply TO the city's chief executive Il
sDcciai protection.
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New Hop: for Miss Stone.

Con>ianlinoplc. by Gable .-Reliable
news has been received here that Miss
Ellen NJ Stone. the captive American
missionary; Mrs Tsilka. her companion.
and the la,tcr's baby. are well Negotia-
lions which it is expected will result in
Tie early and safe return OF the captivcs
are III progress John &. ~ Lcisfman.
The American Minister here. is now di-
rcc;ilg ,llc negotiations.
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Dircei Voc ior Senator.

l'rarkior. Ky tSrcc;an-i'hc Sen
ate unanimously concurrcd in the House
resolution asking Congress To provide
To- election Of aitcd State, Senator'S by
di-lci vo;c Ike ,iousc resolution ae;i-
;ioninR Cong-,.s to remove the rcrclic
tax on tobacco ard critici ing t!:c Tobac-
ca '.rus: was passed b. = party vote
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Irr;n nlcwn Ercm Ira1k.

Ni>n"a By Cable1.-OIcr leo per
,on> were injured. many OF them Sc
fcrcly, iy = great windstorm which
,Wc?t over Vienna Houses were IN
rooted ch.mncyS were blown down and
he street, were so filled with debris a.
Ia scrio,:sl, impede traffic People we're
blown down while on the street and a
number oi horse were killed 4 frcigh,
rain was blown eli il tracks and pas
>ei,.rc: iralfc h. hcrn lied IN
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Confessed Old Murder.

!. Ind, Especially. = James
ormerly a well-known business
has confessed to the murder
Olsen, near Muskegon, Mich.
%. The murder was the re-
ariel. Olsen's body was not
the following spring. Mather
It the State Hospital for the
pgansport. He declares he
I'd by memory of the crime.
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Big Deal In Coal Land.

Unontown. Pa. (SpeciaD Jasper
Augustine sold 10 Edward d. Fulton 327
acres OF coal land and 100 acres OF sur
face land for SII.ooo. \ number OF local
capitalists arc interested i'll this sale. and
the coal lands are TO he opened up at
once 4 portion OF this land fronts on
the Monongahela River. and from here
boats will be Used
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Moro for Amor on Sims.

The Urgent Deficiency Appropriation
bill was completed by the Appropriation
Committee and reported to the House
1t carries SIo.7oI. ,45. distributed among
the different departments. The naval
items in Glade 100000 for armor on
ships now under construction.
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0Id Lady Burned TO Death.

Philadelphia, Pa. (SpcciaD Mrs. Jul
liz Mitchell. aged 70 years. while pre-
pairing breakfast. accidentally sc; fire to
her clothing and was burned to death
Tier son-in-law. Joseph w Hammond,
with whom she lived. while cndeavoring
10 oNtirguish the flames wa severely
burned and was taken to hospital. The
Hammond family and Mrs Mitchell
came 10 this city about = month ago from
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Fatalities In the Alns

Geneva. (By Cable).-Ths total of /
fatalities in the Swiss Alps constitut,
the record for the year 1901, and is dol
bic the number OF fatalities in 1900. Oh
monk is the principal center fror, whic
the deaths of mountain climbers ha,
bcer announced
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cayed In o. Miners.

Joplin. Mo tSpeciaO.-in cave-iu
al lda Nine At Garter :llc, near here.
.hrcc miners lost their lives. another was
injured fatally, and several others were
seriously hurt The accident was caused
by premature explosion OF dynamite
winch blocked the entrance 70 the mine
Ii took several hours wori; by The me,
from adjoining mines before the impri
onei miners were reached The Ad
Aiinc i owned by a Chiclrn .rndicai
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Nurse iiauscd Child.

Cincinnati, (SpcciaD-Whilc Mir. and
Mrs W r. Whittakc- were off on a
visit their : year old child was left will,
Annie Logc. 4 domestic When they &c
turned the nurse was found on the sec
ond floor III az unconscious condition
IRON asphyXia;ion She had turned on
the gas and inhaled ii from the jet Later
Nj md Mrs Whitaker found their
dead child fastened to :. gas pipe in tho
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Chinese Murder French Missionary.

Washington. 'SpeciaD.-A cablcgram
wa received at the State Department
from Consul McWade. at Canton. stating
that . rench missionary had been mur-
dered by the natives at Nan Hung.
kwang Tung Province, Go miles north
west o. Canton.
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Eiiipinos Surrender.

The War Department is advised of the
surrender OF .sos insurgents to Brigadicr
General James f. Wade at Ccbu. Philip
pine Islands. January - On January Is
they took the oath at Taglibaran. Bohol
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I1cs ,oincs Iowa tSpccian AS
practically TIE closing act oi his adminis-
jea.!on. Governor Shaw made public the
aai,icS =. - prisoners 10 whom he had
extended executive clcmcucy within the
las, two ycars The Governors record
IN this respect i is stated, has never
been cqualcJ IN Iowa
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Big Memphis Foundry BurnA

Memphis, Tenn. (Special).-'
plant of the II. Wetter Manufactui
Company. one OF the largest stove 70
dries in the South. was destroyed by
here. The loss will probably reach s.
ooo. covered by insurance.
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Boring for Salt.

Special Capitalists
ng for salt 1t Hiltons.
h3-- c Struck liibricai-
$50 feet. This is
he drills are being
not oil.
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Special Envoy 10 Spain.

DIR. !. L, NJ. Curry has been appoint
cd Special Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Picnipotcntiary to represent the
President at the coming OF age OF the
King OF Snain.
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BIZ Order for Southern Works.

birmingham. Ala. (Spcc;aD The
Cincinnati Southern Railroad placed an
order with the Southern Car and Foun-
dry Company fo- 1900 box and fat
cars. estimated to cost SI,2so. oSo.
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cveloue sweeos the Coaaries.

Las Palmas. Canary Islands. (By Ca
bic) A cyclone has swept over the Ca
nary Islands. doing much damage 10
property ard causing = shipwrcck.
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Burglars Secure Bonds.

Columbus, O.. (SpccialD Burglars
entered the residence OF Jonas McCune
and robbed safe OF $4,000 worth Of
registered United States bonds.
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tail adj

49, 49,
r Mountain
ought over the
prospectors.
e:'t is being
deep snow, and con-
OF the great rich
he fields. 1t is al
,ack provisions over
md bit few are ven
kay. Boise. Salmon
Weiscr. however.
sectors arc already
I as soon as the trails
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Al CARLOS ALBAN KILLED.

Al CARLOS ALBAN KILLED.
uer Lautare. Which the Govern
last Armed for General Alban's
Is Burned During the Fight
Bay-The insurgents Open
ble).-A novel naval
:. in the harbor OF Pana-
&C so-called 'warships of
mt and the revolutionary
vernment got the worst OF II.
,arlos Alban. the military COM
of the Panama district. was
nd the Chilian line steamer Lat
Gently mounted with cannon and
nc government; for its forces.
burned.
OF the men on this vessel
II is reported that her crew
.ionarv fleet consisted OF
Padilla. Darien and Cal
ught TO force landing off
ament ships were the CHILEAN
r Lautaro. the Pacific Steam
Company's steamer Chicuto
lama Canal Company steam
The first-named steamer was
General Alban. and the other
cen chartered by the Colom-
fnment.
.olutionaTy gunboat Padilla sur
e. tie Lautaro al the opening OF the
Ight, and began shooting at close range
'iany men on board the Lautaro were
.illed.
The United States cruiser Philadcl-
hia stood near during the fighting. pre-
AIRED 10 take any action to prevent the
-nbardment of the isthmian towns or
injury to American interests.
he of the Philadelphia assisted
BIG the fire on the Lautaro.
General Alban. the gov
"A, is deplorcd. and his
ave the effect OF bringing to
ament side large numbers OF
us TO avenge his loss.
he fighting the guns at Las
: at the rebel ships.
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est Mining Tunnel.

Wash. Especial. y
las been commenced
{ and longest mining
near Juneau. Alas
be more than 5000
started on the
and run into the
&c number OF
lsin. A large
och. where il
,und. The
o,ooc.
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on's Foot.

D.-Nirs. Car
ling a large
rs 4 present
ur;ng firm.
OF tho in
re Of her
Mrs. Easa
e. Sae xas
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AZ BATTLE

..... War Vessel Of Colon.
bian Government.