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ON TRIAL AGAIN
SUIT o. MOORE AND ScHlLLING
VS.. WALDsTElN.
On AGAIN in the Chanoery Court After
Dismissed ca Con7ofo-
mise.

The sait of Moore aaG shiIii1s
against Waistein in the eh5nce4T
court. aftel. having been COMPROMISED
by consent. was AGAIN placed OIL
trial, as the defendant attempted TO
insert clauses that We're not agreed
upon in the compromise.
The court has decreed that the
transfer Of the property OF Mrs. W3la-
stein to Henry Waldstein was 1ra3z !
ulent and is therefore null ana void,
and has further decreed that the prop
erty IS a part of the estate II MIS-.
Waldstein. deceased, and must be ad-
ministered under her will i'll Which
Henry Waldstein is named as adam
istrator The plaintiff S, Moore ana
Shilling, bring suit to have Naldsteio
set aside as administrator on account
of his unfitness for the position,
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The Advertising F=akir
and the Lawyer
"a PIayette in One Act.

D,.amatic personel-W. 7. Young.
71omn Hall and Cy Hawkins.
scene-Young & Danahers office.
enter Hamp Hall and Cy Hawkins,
,,rosurlably a farmer who was intro
Luced by Mr.. Hall to the laWNcH ard
Mr.. Young was invited into his g2nsgi.
tation oflice.)
Mr.. Hall-Mr. Young, this gentle
man has some legal business which
he wishes to place in your hands
cy Hawkins-Yes, AIr. Y0ung
haerd as how you were affair lawyer,
and though as how Id come afo0a'
and see you as to Wlats the be=t -
he done cr6Qut this here blzata ol
mine.
Mr.. Young-AIl right. Nj. IaNE525
Nr. Havkins-Weu. ye see NJ.
yalng. It's fi5t this way, Ye laoW Z
live o1t here at the old Thurman place,
in Grant counts. and nay saa Johns
wife she skipped out With a sa#.a
machine agent. Why La tl5 haf
rigbt off the front porch whore =Ha
VIZ a chQrnfn milk, and lowed fl
kim up ter see YOU about il.
Mr.. Young That may understand
+be affair more fully. Nr. Hawkins.
kindly tell ne all you know about it.
Mr.. Hawkins-Well. Mr., Young, ye
see this here biznis occurred last
Thursday. Ny SON Johns wife was q
sittin on the front porch ehurnin., AMI
butter was acomin mighty slow that
dav. when this SEWN machine man
Kim HID in his buggy. Sez he, Young
lady. do you want to kuy sewih'
machine today? I'm a sellin SEnseF
machine. which is the finest OIL the
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LOST-Black pocketbook,
ing cards engraved Burton b.
also valuable papers. Reward
paid for the return of same to
B. We'll, III Pine street.
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market. Sez she, no. sir: we've got
SEWN machine that ye kin even quilt
with. Well. sir. Mr.. Young, that kin,
or upset that air agent an he driY
on away Johns wife she went on a
churnin', but fore Very loHs this here
same SEWN machine agent driT IN
agfn. This time lie got out his
buggy, hitchcl his hosses, and Inn up
an the poreh -What She WAS il cHGniH,.
Without s9Eia uo)hin' he throw mis-
arms HoaH sac aa aaG kissed hel.
iGnd she, without sayin uetnin drop
ped Tie eaHaa 6iasller= au5 won't onl
10 the hH@ey5 .gmncd G a# rode
zt'yzzy Nitf=sizs and =aiaf=.t=a s4tt4e
ere o tH ssHce.
31 %aana-l5 thar so
Hawkins Yes sir: Yea -. 81 don't
z..9s anything. FsltieIaH ef068t ar
zae= '0gtfia a. how 5gaHs wife he
=o.= little sal Il home that u cry
ia ana q Whim3agia feg het. an t
Kind e make rs Al feel bad But
aaar7 4 &oiu to Ee5ah =em= =%it5 an We
ain5 fer behind .om either. Nnar do
so8 reckon they waae seen laa5 Mr..
Young. anyhow
3r. @aans-if#ea't any idea Mr.
f5a@ fnS
IIa&fiH= Why tGey were seen not
loss than a half hour ago at s. ".
Gulpeppors Drug store a bayin DE-
Thompson indicated liver pills.
Finale-Air. Young faints. and smell
ing salts are administered Mr.. Hall
and Cy Hawkins. Who is d clever adj
EcfIisef from Cincinnati. make a hur-
ried exit
The foregoing is Based on an actual
occurrence i'll Mr.. Young's office last
week.
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lished schedule was given to the uHst
houses.
G. J. Grammcr. general traffic MN.
a%er of the Lake Shcre road. qavc. ii
Idcnco OF the same tenor, SHOWING e.&t
all Of the trust houses were peimlJcd
without question to participate in The
reduction Of rates. and that they acted
Is a unit. Otiier evidence, some o5 it
docrrheHtary. was gathered in the
hearings before the Interstate. COM
mcrJo commission.
arbitrary Regulation.
1t - nnle"sto0l shat the arbitrary
regulation ot prices and the reduction
.cG HjnmcH5~ to points whore it was
iHtsHlel to advance the price have
seeH -aje,e1 by NJ ðea in chi
.eago. Tie letter written ny = L..
fUshO EsteaU Eaaaegr foJ CufahT
1 Ge-=aiIi aI#o be used Is Htoaf of
thi- practice
Attorney General I<aos js-tl-pas@os=
=se.=ai = cepvef credit a23a. ls-.'a.s
1.5 tact the ,,4st hoHses ia#=..5
+.=ol theif mod4dts aerca pEact t54aE
= IL ii single coacofa He ina also
e5ps= # the carriage agreement. W.
dar which all OF the trust houses
agreed 70 make tire customer pas raH
&c Haii4elt Of tie purchases.
Although this evidence IS believed
% De conclusive ia ja5Ifa1iue= =th9- e5=
eteAt2 OF The conspiracy. It is under
stood here that MI. Betbea and former
5I.@se Day have begun other lines Of
5aia-tE Which a2a expected to max
tae governments ease impresna5}a.
The department OF justice is confident
Eaatthe proceedings which me aoout
- He begun cannot faif4
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnisky
with board; 316 West Fifth ist
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NEW UMPIRE APPOINTED
PRESIDENT Nicklin Names Mcfett Har
kns to -ilI Vacancy.

Chattanooga. Tenn. April 30.--Presi-
gent Nicklin of the Southern league
mas appointed Moffett Harliins an UNI
pre- in the Southern league to fill va
cancy caused by the resignation Of
WIN. Stlckney. FIarkins is a Virginia
league player, and was with the Chat
tahooga team during the latter part of
last season.
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Police Court.

Gus Nichol, white. drunk and dis.
orderly, So.
Horace Brownfield, colored, drunk
and down. So.
Cary Jordan. colored, petit larceny.
$40.
Charles Rains. committing a nui,
sance, IS.
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The newspaper is the eroat wide
awake salesman that never eats. sleeps
rests, or takes day Off. \. M95
Donald. Jordan, Marsh & Co, Boston.
Advertising brings the stranger with
in your gatcs-James NaeMahoa.
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Paper hangers and paintS
S275 for paper hangers ar
painters, for nine hours
NJ. Heerwagen, Little Rock
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B. REINSCH & co.
Stuttgart, Ark
April %
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TIE TRICK RlCYCLIsT. J.

= On our streets a trick bicycle :.
$ rider performed several difficult &
3" feats. among them was one of rid :
ing down the courthouse steps. :
# He used Rambler wheel. one of &
: the strongest and easiest riding s.
wheels on the market This wheel e
: is sold by w. {. LlViNGCOD. I'll =
= Second Avenue. =
w w w w w w w w w w w w
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EVIDENCE IS STRONG
OF a COMBINATION TO ROB TIE
PEOPLE.
Government officials Expect to Prove
ConspifaoY on PART Of the
Meat Trust.
Government officials Expect to Prove

Washington. AprH @a.-That District
Attorney HetHea eff Chicago and former
iEa Va Day Viii be able to CON
cjAsiEelN prove the existence Of tie
beef ausg is the firm opinion of those
familiar with the evidence which has
been gathered under the direction Of
Attorney General Knox 10 su3stanti-
ate their application for an injunction
10 restrain the monopoly from contin-
Ting the powerful combination that has
made meats OF all kinds a luxury.
It will first be necessary to prove
that q contract or combination has
been formed in restraint Of trade. or
commerce. among the several states
Of the union. OF With foreign nations,
such as IS declared to be Illegal by
the Sherman antitrust law. under
which the proceedings are being
brought. That such a combination. the
object of which has been to mon0polize
the beef trade has been formed and Is
in actual operation, will be SHOWN by
the authorities conclusively By cunlu-
latiya nyi1nuCa
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TO TIE PUBLIC.


We, the undersigned, hold our first
annual combination sale Of trotters
PAGERS, carriage and saddle horses at
StuttGart Driving park May | and .
1902 We have already c. .signed
race horses with records as low as
2:f114. winners in their classes. Some
as fine drivers as there are in the
United States. Several matched
teams, some extra fine nigh actors
and saddle horses. Our catalogue
will be ready April 10. VIII 5e seHt
on application only. Be sure and ap
ply for one. and come ard see oGG Of
ferings at sale.
B. REINsCH & co.
Stuttgart Ark
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White space is often the silence
Which is golden. compared with the
silver Of too many Words.-J. \. Jaros,
Mariaai & Co., New York and Pal.is.
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Cut Rates to the Trust.

1t will be demonstrated in the cut
rates given by the railroad companies
to the beef trust, the existence of
which was proved by the Investigations
Of the interstate commerce commits
sion in March Of last year.
1t will again be demonstrated by
evidence showing that the great pack
ing houses which compose the Big
Six" have acted in concert in adyanc-
ing or lowering the price of meats to
tkeir customers.
1t will be proved by the agreement
known as the "credit agreement" un-
der which any customer who is de,ln-
Guent to any one of the trust houses
is blacklisted and refused credit by
f.ll the other raf mberS of the trust.
Ills evidence will be corrCboratel
by the testimon-- Of independ w deal
crs who have been unde2Soll and
crushed by the trust; by the evidence
of cattlemen, showing an agreement
Upon prices to be paid by the trust
Fl ms for cattle, and by the testimony
Of former employees of trust houses
NO are familiar with the workings Ct
the great combination.
Railroad Concessions.
II its bearing upon the existence Of
{; Cnspiracy within the meaning Of ine
Sherman trust law. the evidence taken
y the interstate commerce conlmiS-
.,lon, for which former Judge Day act
ell as counsel, is important. i, shows
tat the concessions made ii freight
rates were given to all of the trust
L.lses and were refused to other ship
, pers.
J. M. Johson. third vice president
and freight traffic manager Of the
oa"k Island railroad, testified that a
concession Of cents from the pub
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HOPING FOR ARDiVRArioH.
'SnssIetars Anxious Their rfcposa
Be Accepted.

!, "'4f as. Doc, 1.-THE governor Of
'@'saflta island reports that british
ard
). munster Hoaon has politely refused
"a'' a monster patriotic parade
:. '''ofe the United States legation
-, H. here hopes that the arhi'fa
y. i4otoscd by Venezuela through
~. 4"en and Washington Will be
'a he combined fleets seize! the
a. N'.an ships ai La Cuayra. the
vo.aa "'aa commander delivered To the
r., .0tlan captains the following doc.
u order ot my sovereign and nj
d. 'h''hand o! the commodore ot tn
/, "'an squadron In West Indian wa
t.a = me commander Of the Panther
I'M You 10 lower your ships aag
yoa, oa",'H'a'ely and leave your ship with
NJ, 'f'" within ton minutes. This Is
Co.. measure of war on the part oi
n,pi'ahs but only with the object OF
an b'~'nF a provisional seizure Of your
r.ya Row ~ order to obligc the Venezuelan
na,a nnhleht To recognize our just de-
% a. IN case you disobey and wish
d "'fhd your ship. l shall be Obliged
s,s'nt yon from so doing by the
''harse Of arms"
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NOT AN ULTIMA ] -.
Demand :. tie ltaIan Government or
NereZueia.

caracas. pc - The Italian MIN
s.,r Senar Rtas. only handed to ne
N,n,rUelaa government certain ~
r,n5. which were net IN til form q
an ,,,i.mat,lm and which did not SIeg4
n any limit 81 time for an ahSNe'
III. notc simply asked for payment o.
snrs due 10 Italy and in case o' pay
mon, being made to other countries
i, asked ior the same treatment -,
Tbo government answered IN 'h,
,oratj,e Ia the note u Minister hl'As
SAVING tha, tribunals exist IN Nehelae
!, - udec any claims arising from 'A'
Tho Associated Press eorreSpomt,1, .3,''l, :,
is informed that the Italian ha.,..Str i,.l. !,
a. .ahled 10 Rome for iaf'hei -
stfuotions. o,r m,
Thprr Is no excitement ahiohA ~
,,,nr,a here against Italy because " -
-, ne Italian naval demonstrate" n"'
taken place.
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10 REPLY READY.
.r-ar, Considering verc.ueis' @r
atla;ion propcEai.

r. ls Il Tho German sus
E-a La noi yet replied - fFefss
IL. q. .sos orer os Arbitration Is
* ~. ii eorFcBpond.rcr @sth TIL
tr. se.-a nest on The sub 4t; II
! .-.eAte! that Eugiand'a . reils j.
% As - hc ready for sofn. IaYh
p s a.ea p the cabinet appears Il
= "a; isssidoa, casirus proposals.
- q, ee14 ) move u a gaiau drs Ess3
i e.A. Germany and Gf"ai Ill
Ia IL s willing 10 au ard - .
~. a II American pahl.r feeling
~ sttaat.ug idea herr at lf"aas -
i ia, i $ ,oo late To arhitrat. and
-. - cp,ance Of the offer - da
" lace Germany In IL" ioss
- having rus her hard 10 The
s.4s a... a. looking backward. The
S1s.-rssats a concern ut the present
-Ge.. 80 guide the application 81
o.te ~ aa 10 avoid what euaai 10
liee nationally as a declaration
aA- l,tlue Ia the recognition
e.a as he.lig.T.ri IT,
.ets.t : the United States IL regard
r .omatic opinion here "a bsinE
s's.s asa dtsniaci and tho stat. d
i2"@t,.is handling O. III. affair II
@ftn. s4an as establishing Egrop" >
- sa...ar ~ the Monroe doctrin. 10
T. ststs step os Germany and
'''a' l'r.'a3u was made after taking
III. seratinn what the United
ss@'ss q pset ot H. a, the same time
s. ."f.A cteuts In Ncn"aus IA a."
az iee United States many .uisfo
III afs hy letting The ATTN -.
.-.H .atefa,and that tho United
"l hot protect them from tn"
~ e q financial delinquency aud
- ffa9 disorder.
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,ooK,Nc FOR INFORMATION
,eeo,u.ion in House Regarding Ve"'
yuelan trouble.

u,.h,,,,on pee l1-RepreSeh':a
"",l,, ,,acall Mass has introduced II
,,'S Nv nnnsn ."r = resolution directing 'h'
'h' n.y. nory II state to inform the nous,
concerning any workins :, cTo,, aT',t'r Brjt
ho,ween the government OF ',ioa' ,ininmati,
ain and Germany and S,e,s. the a,p'or'a,, or AN,
a aicSrs of the limited Unite ,sIsrnmsnts s1a,Tn, p t.
a. ,dnomatic officers OF the or un'9t nur
states a a. the n joint demonstration o ..
pose OF r,,,,n,s '"r against Nenezu.i'
these gov, e.,,a,iy .,' with reference to th'
and paIil. p. '''f "f thc territory of Nene
aucla. The r'solu''". resolution ,his IIs' subject h.
respondcnce r'eaTdins ms" s"''
,r,nsmjtted to the houSS'
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4 Good Cough Medicine.

From the Gazette, Toowoomba, Aus
tralia: | find Chamberlain Cough
Remedy an excellent medicine.
have been suffering from severe cougi
for the last two months, and it has ef
fec!ed cure. | have great pleasure il
recommending it-W. {. Wockner
This is the opinion of one Of our oldes
and most respected residents. and ha:
been voluntarily given in good faitl
that Others may try the remedy and b'
benefited. a. was Mr.. Wockner. Tni
remedy is sold by all druggists.
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ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE.
TRIAL Of Laura Bigoar and Others Be
gins at Freehold, N. j.

Freehold, n. j., Dec 1.-THE trial
OF Miss Laura Biggar, Dr. Charles Hen.
bricks and Former Justice of the
Peace Samuel Stanton on charge CT
conspiracy to secure the estate of the
late Henry NJ Bennett Of Farmingdalo
began during the day. jury was Sc
cured without any difficulty Miss
Risgar asked to plead as Laura Ben
nett, but her request was refused.
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NO ORDERS TO DEWEY
LLAMA, Stories Denied by '"'
Se's"'M M,vv Department.

washins,'11; s, 1rom nee, Minister nj, Bowen at at
caracas ess since ,a M'"S'y md irssn Information
re'ary ia, 70 the cabinet meeting re'"
TO-, TO 'ar'y ,o the " Venezuelan affair III the navy
dcpa1ms,nnte int ''r North Atlantic saHaaTe, pSMey
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4 Thousand Dollars Worth ~ Good

"N Doai"i W OItIl Ol ttOOu.
T. IL. Ihurncs, well known coal op-
orator OF Buffalo. O.. writes, Il have
been afflicted with kidney and bladder
trouble for years, passing gravel Or stones
WITH escruciating pain. got no relief
from medicines until began taking 70
ie! Kidney Cure. then the result wa
surprising. 4 few doses started the
brick dust like fine stones and now |
nave no pam across my kidneys and !
feel like new man. It Ea- done me a
= . worth Of good. Chris Schulz.
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Coughs. Colds and Constipation.


leH people realize when taking cough
medicines other than Foley. Honey aud
lar. that they contain opiate- which are
ean-tilating besides being unsafe. rar-
tiealarly for children. Foleys Honey
and Tar contains 10 opiates: is safe and
sure. and viii not corstipate Chris
Ssha'z
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since the departure OF the squadron
II also was stated that the admiral i.
at liberty to dispose Of the vessels az
he lleases without agard to the &c
yelopments Of South American pol
tics
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hrlnrt from the Rnfnrm School.

] &, Ciluck, superintendent Prun.y-
,eaf II. Va. writes: After trying all
H. other advertised cough medicines.
2e have decided TO use Foley's Honey
al lar exclusively IN the West Virginia
reform school. find il the most effect
se and absolutely harmless. Chris
: hut.
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\ Timely Tonic

.Atthi. season Of coughs and colds it
i well to know that Foley's Honey and
Tar j. the greatest throat and lung rem
edy. 1t cures quickly and prevents Sc
riouS results from a cold Chris Schultz
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'e'IRoAD EMPLOYEES SAFE.
"eee'ved In London Regarding
British Citizens.

teen,''oh. Dec. 17.--Ncws has been
Ioya' IN London that all the EN-.
ih'Ys The - Of the La Guayra. Caracas and
roaa' 'efto cabcllo and Valencia rail
HI s'ahs received here from Ber'
boon III the statement that II has
b!oel ranged for Italy To Join the
ran,a.' aud say lnat the German
IT, ,ht '''oht will ask tho consent of
'uesrath to n -.c.osal To make
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.nt more strin-
SAc'NET MEETING Hr,n

o'''s' minister Consider the ve,.
zuelan Situation.
London. Dec. pra,.t.
presided nj a cabinet meet. hd!iohi
49, m '''sn "i''oe AZ noon The vena
..',ah , CRISIS AMI The kings snaa1 !
~ 'he pforosninr II lasliamont VAN
tue principal natter oonsjdared '''
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It strike the root and annihilates dis
ea-e, subtle potent remedy. that fills
tfe mind with sweet and charming fan
cIes. Rocky Mountain Tea. 35Jc. Frank
Smith.
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# you feel III and need a pill

II you feel III and need pill
Nhy not purcha-e the bc9;:
DrWitt'- Early k-er-
ire little surrrisers.
Take one they DO tho re-t.
y. H. Howell. Houston. Tex. writes
hafe used Little Early Riser Pills in my
family for constipation. sick headache.
e.e. olheir use am indebted for til"
health Of my family. Cook 4 ode.
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ror A PEACEFUL SET
cr 7itE vENEZUE.
Ian TROUBLE.
!, ccycLus ON ARRIVED Al

roreion Office Meeting Many
IN Deciding what Can Be
-, and what Can SC Other
.,aed-Lord larsdcwrc In
Tpa; further Ccercive Meat
=. .ll DC Employed.
pec. Il. Replying 10 a
!, Tho house u lords. LORD
s., the foreign secretary. said
- seizure of the Venezuelan
1fl not produce the desired
t.,h,r ,oerciye measures would
.s,l The matter had bsrn
4 - III consultation ~ith Ger
= ], had been dc. stci 10 Icaofi
...t, ~ III. patfs. IL vas NJ
- ANA lifitssh force an!
Il occupy Venezuelan tefs!.
\ .
s.#8tu Office during The even
..8l that To decision asl
r..l at IN regard to thu
|, aeb.tgatloa. Man, din
..#.t... arisen IN TIL aay VI arr
fss.e n. what can hc aEblt'af
4te an b. otherwise s.,fl.d
= -. pacific settlement o..
i. . - no, particularly bright
~. - question Ia the house
!, Uudcs Foreign Secretary
~. 4.! TO attempt hal been
a Cryat iir..aln to refer tie
4s 4. eta Iem"Easia 10 arbitration
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JOINS The ALLIES
'AIY INFORMS WASHINGTON
VI PARTICIPATION IN vENE.
HoelhN OPERATIONS.
ACReeS TO TERMS PROPOSED

1''e's the Con 5na.lon on the Sam.
r'dhe as TO Assteaton From Terri
'of'a' Seizures as Germany ane
efeat taln--United States Minis
'er Bowen Requested to Look Ate,
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NEAR THE FLccO 80
~. Ohio Hfvcr Risir9 R9ric'l = :
Points.

Cincinnati! ncc i, The rise II -
ohio river in the twenty ''u' ~ $,
11,''"s 49, su,m " current SWEPT eighty ~,
hargos from taoif heAi ,r ra,t
OF them sank MI ~, -. .,,, ,hirt,
wen, in pursuit. but oni! ao""' .',,l ,,.ei
harr.s we're recovered. - .'"' .." :
w,rc on IN, floating haft.H WV nj
reported MISSING !"
mated at sao.noa
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Louisville. pc II Thr to|y." o,"l
rainfall. which has tt,' ",r,r rc,ness,,
Kentucky. Arkansas ana ~" .a,n,el
sine. c., s',n"h ana heavy precipitation he'n. =,
reported in the Gull ,'a''I, =, ,boir hank,
,urky streams are out oi .'nr ~ rapidly
and in many localities r's'nh -,.d nar
extensive damage Is i'pV'd and west
,irnlarly In the Gulf states anu
crn Kentucky.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-17

huntington. W. Va, ,,nrrn hrrl West
yoo,n,, Floods are Al 1i', Sc euar's ,, D' eoa on.
ohio are bankiuil ana a,,lars liars worth OF
tinues A million uo'." on'"vando,tc and
timber is ahoat on 'he wv
,,iY Sandy rivers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-17

Gallipolis. @. Dec. - ,n hour and
river is rising four in'h,' s,,ce The
T. viii reach the ilooa a S'aH 'nrt during
river m registered thir'y.s,,s ,s,s,nr itu, to Gal
,he the, morning. All roads ',aI'"t e Ir'o"rtismouth IN
sna,ch lipo,, h'g says ha, both the n%'p rising a
the kana~n" Kama nan are PREDICTING the h'''
inc of the lower lands
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-08
PORTO RI(ANS Fight

row among Porto Rican plantation
laborers disturbed the quiet OF peace
full Waialua on Sunday morning. The
row took place in the Porto Rican camp
in KawailOa and came near to ending
seriously. II started early in the morn
ing when number OF the olive skin
ned gentlemen assembled on the porch
OF one of their cOuntrymen and passed
the time playing cards.
Their game soon became so interest
ing that the noise they made disturbed
the owner of the house who came out
on the porch and chased his disturberi
away. These were net going to give
up without battle, however. and they
soon returned. this time carrying
knives with them. They resumed theiI
playing and racket and soon the owner
OF the house appeared upon the scene
10 turn the fellows out again.
Immediately battle royal Cnsued
which ended by the single man getting
deep cut in his hand near the thumb
by cane knife. Deputy Sherif An
drew Cox later on arrested the mar
who had inflicted the wound.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-08
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