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and strengthen his church here and will doubtless meet with marked success as he is not only an able preacher but also a tireless and enthusiastic worker in his chosen vocation. The church is to be ngratulated on having obtained the services of so faithful and efficient a man. Tomorrow the Easter ser vices will be specially interesting.
 FIRST M. E. CHURCH. The following Easter selections will be rendered by the choir of the First M. E. church tomorrow
 Morning. Orpan prelude. Anthem-Christ the Lord is Risen To- day ......-......'.'..... Boulne Soprano solo-Alleluia, He is Risen.. ............ .....'.-.'-.'.,., NeiullilSeT
 Miss Graham. Quartette-o Light That Breaks From Wonder Tomb Dressler Organ postlude.
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INVITED CHURCH.

President William G. Frost, of Berea college, Kentucky will deliver the Mems club address in the United church tomorrow evening at 7:30; subject, ."rhe Native Americans of the Appa- lachian Mountains"
 The speakers and subjects for the re- mainder of the month are as follows:
 April 12-President Frost.
 April 19--Hon. Simeon E. Baldwin, "Cotton Mather's Chronicles of Early Connecticut
 April 26-Professor Irving Fisher, sThe Crusade Against Tuberculosis"
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FIRST BAPTIST CHTTRcH

EA4eSA DAT 11S1 LII u HCf1. An Easter praise service will be held tomorrow in the First Baptist church. In the morning there will be the bap- tism of several persons, and a sermon. The music for the day is as follows:
 Morning.
 Awake, Glad Souls, Awake . .. Williams Response ....................... Phippen Tenor solo-Easter Day Has Crowned Him King Hawthorne
 MT. Adams.
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ST. JAMES p. E. CHURCH. EAST
 GRAND AVENUE.

GRAND AVENUE.
 Easter Sunday. Rev. C.. W. Phillips, D. D., Rector. Early communion at 9:S0 a. m. Morning prayer and communion, 10:S0 a. m.
 Children's service. D. m. Evening prayer, 7:sO D. m.
 Programme of Music. The choir, Miss May c. Bradley, so- prano; Miss Florence M. Bradley, con- tralto; Arthur T. Barbour. tenor; A. L. Chamberlain, bass; Charles A. Page, organist, assisted by Nikolai Sokoloff, violinist.
 Morning. Prelude-Second movement from A major sonata ................... Handel
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Evening.
 Wake, Ye Ransomed ..........Sp Spense Gloria ........................ Emerson Soprano solo-Easter Song Dennie
 Miss Upham On the First Day of the Week. .Lynes ASCSpOASS ...-...,............. E1dnScOIu Hark, Hark, the Notes of Joy...... , ....................... Schneider Christ the Lord is Risen To-day... ........................ Williams
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Holy Communion at 9:S0.
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Sunday School Festival Service at 3 r~> .J.'-.''u- PM.
 The services at Forbes chapel will be at g a. m. and 7:S0 p. m.
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Morning Prayer and Communion at
 10:30.
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Violin and organ.

Anthem-"o Light That Breaks from Wonder Tomb ...... Dressler
 With violin obligato. Passover Anthem ................. Tours Glorias-Chant. Te Deum festivaD in G Buck Jubilate festivaD in D .......... Buck Introft hymn III. Kyrie from service in F ........... Tours Gloria Tibi from service in F ....Tours Hymn 112. Offertory-"My Redeemer Liveth'' .. ...........-.......... Manney
 Soprano solo with organ and violin. Anthen-"O Risen Lord' ........ Fisher
 Choir with organ and violin. Communion service in r .......... Tours Hymn 118. Nunc Dinittis. Postlude-" "Saranata" COCO. Muskovski
 Evening. Preslude-F'irst movement from sixth sonata .....".......,..... Mendelssohn Processional hymn 115. Glorias-Chant. Bonum Est in E ............ Schneider Benedic Anima in E ............ Buck Easter cantata Death and Life. ".... ................ Harry Rowe Shelley Gin place of sermon). Ofertory-organ. Hymn 121. Nunc Dimittis Postlude Fantasia ...."........ Bartlett
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PLAN OF ARBITRATION.
THE STATES CHIEF JUSTICE TO
 SELECT ONE MEMBER.

The Principal Bn.ine.s Bodies of City to Have Representation-Deoision of Board to be Finai-Arficls. to be in Custody Of Postmaster.
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ST, JOHNS P E. CHITRcH

.......... ................... Williams
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Choral Evensong at 4.

Gloria in Excelsis (Chant) ..... Zenner
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Tho southwe.. Led All Others.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 5.-The ter
ritory Immediately tributary to Kan
sas City was the active field in the
matter of railroad building during
1902. The actual construction was
5,54s miles laid on 349 lines in A states
and territories. Of this, 2,21S miles
have been built in Arkansas. Texas,
Oklahoma, Indian territory and New
Mexico. The Indian territory leads
with 541 miles; Oklahoma is second
with 532 miles; Texas third with 4sC
miles, and Arkansas fifth with 3Os
miles.
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People Rescued bv Boats.

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 5.-White
river has overfowed it's banks near
O'Brien station, IA miles below Seat
tie. The people of the town were
awakened by the water creeping into
their beds. A relief train was or
dered from Seattle and on arriving
with boats the rescuing party found
several families, the women and chill
dren of which were huddled on chairs
and tables in order to keep from the
water that was more than two feet
deep on the floors.
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SANTIAGO INCIDENT AGAIN.
Chief Justice Fuller Named Admtral Tay.
Tor AS a sob-tisafeefor ADMIRAL ssn,p-
son In the-Prize Money Case.

Washington, Jan. ain the Uniteo
States supreme court Chief Justice
Fuller. has announced the substitu-'
ton of the name of Admiral Henry
C., Taylor for that of Admiral Samp-
son in the prize money case iisri-
tuted' by Admiral Sampson in, behalf
of himself and other officers and sail.
ors who participated in the naval
battle off Santiago, January 3. 1898.
Explaining his selection of Admiral
Taylor, the chief justice said:
Rear Admiral Evans, Rear Admiral
Taylor, Capt. F. E. Chadwick and 9TH
ers are represented in the litigation
by counsel, but Admiral Schley and
others are not. OF those so repre-
scented Rear Admiral Schley is alb
sent on a foreign station, while Rear
Admiral Taylor is within the juris-
diction. 1t seems to US that the sub
stitution of Rear Admiral Taylor viii
meet the exigency satisfactorily and
it will be ordered accordingly.
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THE PRErENDER FoILED.
Reconciliation Between the Sultan and His
Brother Ended the Revolt
In Morocco.

Tangier, Morocco, Jan. 5.-Accord
ing to official news received here from
Fee the adroit move of the sultar
in bringing his brother, Mulai-Mo
manned, to the capital has attained
the desired object of depriving the
pretender to the throne of his
prestige, and the latter has retired
discredited, to Taxa. He has beer
deserted by a number of the loca'
tribes, who dispersed to make sure
of their booty. Buhamara, the pre-
tender, having claimed the intention
of enthroning Mulai-Mohammed, his
rebellion has no longer any reason
to continue, as the sultan has pub
licly reconciled himself with his
brother and Mulai-Mohammed has
made a solemn entry into Fee &C
claimed by the populace.
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Princes. Wants Absolute Divorce.

Dresden, Saxony, Jan. 6.-The Ger
man consul at. Geneva has received
the necessary permission to serve a
writ upon the Crown Princess Louise
in connection with the suit for di-
vorce brought against her by the
crown prince of SaXony. The writ
is petition for judicial separation.
The document requests the crown
princess to return to Dresden and
appear January % before the special
tribunal. The princess, on the other
hand, demands absolute divorce from
the crown prince.
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Mother of Clark Heir Buried.

of the late Mrs. w. A. Clark, Jr.,
daughter-in-law of Senator Clark,
and mother of the heir to the Clark
fortune, was held to-day in ST. Johns
Episcopal church. The church was
packed to the doors, and hundreds
stood outside, unable to gain admis-
sion. There were hundreds of bou-
quets, and the cortege was one Of
the longest ever seen in Butte. Sena-
tor Clark came in from New York on
a special train to attend the funeral.
The child is doing well.
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Promotion for Gov. Taft

Washington, Jan. eff existing
plans carry some time next month
the president will send to the SEN
ate the nomination of Gov. Taft to
be an associate justice of the United
States supreme court to succeed JUS
tice Shiras, who is expected to re-
tire during that month. Gov. Taft
will be succeeded as civil governor
of the Philippines by Gen. Luke
Wright, at present vice governor, and
the latter place will be filled by the
appointment of w. w. Rockhill, the
present director of the bureau of
American republics.
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HOGS WHO EAT HOGS,
Sultan of Bacalod's Latest conpli-
ment to Americans.
Has Caused the Troops No Little Annoy
ance by Guerilla Warfare. Although the
majority of HIS FoIloysers Are Friend
ly to the Urited States.

Washington, Jan. 6.-"Swine who
ate swine" is the latest compliment
rendered American soldiers in Min
dano by the sultan of Bacalod and the
panadungan of that place. These
two Filipino "brayes" of the Moro
tribe have caused the American
troops no little annoyance since the
occupation by their guerrilla war
fare. The following is an example
of the letter read at the war depart
ment in the last Philippine mail. 1t
was sent to the American offices in
of the sultan and the panadungan Of
BacaIod:
"We want war if you don't get out
of here and GO back to the sea, be-
cause neither the sultan of Bacalod
nor the panadungan wants to be
your friends. Within this month we
want the war to begin, and if you do
not want it you are lot of cowardly
rascals.
Follow the Mohammedan religion.
DO not look for the Mausers, for
we have them. They were captured
by Bantuas and Buarsing, people of
the sultan of Bacalod.
"We send our regards to the four
generals and their vermin. If you
don't want to go from here, come
to this place and the sultan and
panadungan will take care of you,
for you are lot of hogs that eat
hogs, and in not presenting ourselves
at Bacalod look out, for we shall go
to fight YOU"
The advices show that neighbors
of the Bacalod chief are quite friend
ly to the Americans, the sultan OF
Uato having visited Camp Wears.
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WOMAN FUGITIVE RETURNS.
Mrs Gallaugher Charged with Giving Per
5ured Testimony at Her Trial for
Killing Her Husdand.

Iowa City. Ia. Jan. 6.-Mrs. Ella
Gallagher alighted from a train
here Monday and surrendered to the
sheriff, who held a warrant for her
arrest on charge of perjury. Her
alleged offense grew out of her testi-
mony at her trial for the murder of
her husband. Her paramour, the
hired man, was sent to state prison.
She has been a fugitive for two
months, most of the time being with
released as per previous stipulation
on $500 bond.
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PACKERS IN COMBINE.
Special Commissioner sKihley's Report
Charges Themswith Fixing and Mann :.
taInIng Prices for Dressed MeAt..

Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. 5.-Special
Commissioners 1. III. Kin1ey. of Kan
sas City, appointed to take testimony
in the custer proceedings of Attorney
General Crow on the. charge of the
existence of a beef trust, has filed
his report in the supreme court. 1t
finds that the Armour Packing COM
pany, Nelson Morris & Co., Swift &
Co., Hammond Packing company,
Cudahy Packing company. and the
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger company
are guilty OF. entering into an agree
ment to fix and maintain prices for
the sale of dressed beef and pork
in Missouri, not all of the companies,
however, operating in st. Joseph,
Kansas City and ST. Louis. 1t is set
forth that prices were fixed through
agents, managers and solicitors and
many times by managers of coolers
in these cities.
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According to Rev. Russell II. Con-
well, ID. D., pastor of the Baptist
temple in Philadelphia, the fact that
the number of marriage licenses is
sued during the last year in that city
were fewer than in the previous year
by 1000 is due to the increasing
number of young women who have
acquired a business college education,
and are, therefore, fully equipped to
earn a comfortable livelihood. Lead
ers of society agree with DR.. Conwell
that the decrease in the number of
marriages has been confined to the
Industrial classes.
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GOES BEYOND THE MARK.
Methodists Raise More Than Twenty Mil
lion Dollars to Twentieth Century
Thank Offering.

Springfield, Mass, Jan. 4-The
grand total of the twentieth century
Methodist thank offering, exclusive
of the collections taken in thousands
of Methodist churches last Sunday
and at the watchnight services We'd
nesday, is $2O,634,96O. This statement
was made by Rev. Edmund NJ. Mills.
secretary of the thank offering com
mission. The fund provides for the
following disbursements: Methodist
educational institutions, $S,12S, SOB;
debts on Methodist churches, $9,O03,.
500; philanthropies and charities, S.,
519,761; fund for INDECENT clergymen.
$6O4, 900; board of church extension
work, $4,000.
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Rallroad Company upheld.

Washington, Jan. 6.-The United
States supreme court affirmed the
opinion of the circuit court of the
United States for the Eastern dis
trict of Arkansas in the case of the
railroad commissioners of the state
of Arkansas versus the Kansas City
Southern railway. This was case
instituted by the railroad company to
enjoin the board from fixing rates
upon which the road should carry
goods from one point in Arkansas
through Indian territory to another
point in Arkansas. The contention
of the railroad company was sus-
tanned in an opinion by Justic'
Holmes.
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Grov,ne On 3, IN MOROCCO.

Paris, Jan. 6.-The Madrid CORE
spondent of the Temps says in dis
patch that advices received in Spain
from Tangier indicate that the situa-
ton of the sultan of Morocco has
improved since he released bis
brother, who has been favorably re-
ceived by the natives. Chief Gogui
has been deserted by several tribes,
who have retired to the mountains.
Premier Silvela denies that a joint
naval demonstration against Morocco
has been projected.
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SPAIN sORROw.sTRIcKEN.
Former Premier Sagasta Dead of Bron-
chitis and Gastric Trouble-Prominent
as Leader of Liberals.

Madrid, Jan. 6.-Former Premier
Sagasta is dead here. Senior Sa-
gasta's death was due to bronchitis
and gastric trouble. His family was
at the deathbed and former liberal
members of the cabinet were near
their old leader. A bishop admins
tered the last sacrament Monday aft
ernoon.
The news of the former premier's
death creates a painful impression
throughout Madrid. King Alfonso
expressed profound regret.
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lmportan. Diplomatic Changes.

Washington, Jan. 6.-David Jayne
Hill, first assistant secretary of state,
will reliquish that post to become
United States minister to Switzer-
land. He will be succeeded as first
assistant by Francis B. LOOMS, at
present minister to Portugal. Mr..
LOOMS will be succeeded at Lisbon by
Charles Page Bryan, who has been
confirmed as minister to Switzerland
but who has never assumed that
post.
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Quarantine rime Extended.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 6.-The Kansas
live stock sanitary commission has
issued an order extending until jan
uary 20 the time for refusing adj
south boundary line of the state and
the federal quarantine line. The
board announces the order was made
to enable shippers to get in sup
ply of cattle. No further extension
of the limit will be made.
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The rapid rise of James A. Hemer

The rapid rise of James A. Hemen
way, Of Indiana, who is to succeed
uncle Joe" Cannon as chairman oil
the appropriations committee, ought
TO be great encouragement to the
much-abused sewingmachine agents
of the country. 1t has not been very
many years since Mr.. Hemenway was
peddling sewingmachines in southern
Indiana. He is familiar with all the
country roads in that section of the
Hoosier state, for he has driven them
day and night in search of housewives
who were not supplied with sewing
machines.
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Freight Rates to Be Increased.

Chicago, Jan. 6.-Freight rates on
nearly all commodities transported
by western railroads are to be mate
rally raised during the next 80 days,
declares the Record-Herald. The
rates projected will be at least five
per cent. higher in all commodity
tariffs. The executive officials of the
railroads are actuated largely by the
fear that the increased cost of every
thing that railroads buy in manufac-
turing transportation will make the
maintenance of the present dividend
rates impossible during 1905.
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Asleep a W eek.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 5.-Johr
Fulcher, the Argentine negro who
had been sleeping in his cell in the
Wyandotte county Jail in Kansas
City, Kan, since Monday night q
week ago. has been awakened. A fel
low prisoner while endeavoring te
give the sleeper drink of water &C
cidentally spilled the contents of the
glass on his face and neck, which
awakened him. The case was a pc
culiar one and had baff1ed physicians
science for a week.
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Probably every lover of Alexander
Dumas Monte Christie" has won
dered at one time or another why the
Understanding title conferred by the
author on his sailor hero has never
been assumed by present-day noble
man or millionaire. So it is inter
esting to hear that no less person
than the king of Italy is now actually
'sCount OF Monte Cristo." The island
belongs to Italy. The Inhabitants of
the island number exactly Ia men,
4 women and three children. They
decline to speak OF their lord as s'the
king" but as 'sour count"
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Transforming railroad employees prom

Pensioning railroad employees prom
ises to become general. With the be.
ginning of 1908 seven railway systems
established pension funds for the
benefit of the men who have giver
long terms of years to faithful serv-
ice. All the pension plans adopted
are reasonably liberal, but the most
generous of them as whole is that
Of the Canadian Pacific. This provides
that all officers and employees of the
company who have attained the age
of IS years and have been ten years
or longer in service shall be retired
and pensioned.
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Must Prove They Are Eligible.

Washington, Jan. 6.-At a meeting
of the National Association of State
Universities it was decided in exec
utive session that the appointments
of students from educational insti-
buttons in America to the Cecil
Rhodes scholarships in Oxford uni
versity must be based on education
al and social tests, with no regard
whatever for political influence.
This conclusion is in accord with
the views of the trustees Of the
Cecil Rhodes fund.
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A Paris paper has been inquiring
what virtues are most essential in
woman. Tho question submitted to
it's readers brought many thousand
answers. Faithfulness had S,2S7
votes; economy 1900. and orderliness,
modesty, devotion. charity and gem
tleness follow in the order named.
cleanliness had 1884 advocates; pa
fience, maternal affection and indus
try had between 1000 and 5000 each,
while courage, discretion, simplicity,
wisdom. honesty and amiability were
between 1.0o0 and l.0e0. Abnegation
ean1e last il ~. Est, with 868 votes,
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The period of great railroad con-
struction in this country was between
1880 and 1895, and it was thought that
never again would records be made
in a single year that would compare
with or approximately approach
yearly records of that period. But
in the past year a little over 5000
miles of railway have been construct
ed, at an estimated cost of about
$500, o0O, 900. and the work of develop
ment is still going on.
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How much American capital has
done in the development of Mexico is
shown in statement by the United
States consul general at the capital OF
that republic, who estimates that
$500, OOO,O gold is the amount Of
American capital invested in Mexico
The development of the railroad sys
TENS has been to a large extent done
with American capital, which repre-
sents about 70 per cent. of the tota
investments in railroads.
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Many Federsi Prisoners.

Leavenworth, Kan, Jan. 5.-M. w
McClaughry, bookkeeper at the
United States penitentiary at Fort
Leavenworth, in his annual report
says there were 904 convicts in the
prison during the past year. Of this
number 10S were under the age of
20 years. Forty-four are serving life
sentences, while the others are ia for
terms ranging from six months tc
IS years.
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IA Marcon,Nex.naper

London, Jan. 6.-According to the
Daily Telegraph contracts have been
completed 70 start daily paper to
be supplied with news by the Marconi
system of wireless telegraphy on
board a British liner running be-
tween Liverpool and New York.
Publication win begin about the end
of this month.
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Fnr Al..knn cable.

Washington, Jan. 6.-The secretary
Of war yesterday submitted to the
house an estimate of SASS, 600 for the
laying of a cable to connect the
headquarters of the department Of
the Columbia with the military tele-
graph system in Alaska.
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No SHOW FOR old Men.

Washington, Jan. 6.-Old men are
not likely to stand good show for
the multitude of good places on the
isthmian canal force. President
Roosevelt will insist on the employ
ment of young men for engineers and
all other positions.
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Uncle Sam and private shipyard
are to run race on building battle
ships. Uncle Sam ought to win if his
employees can be stopped from leaning
back in their chair and pairing their
fingernails every half hour.
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The National Woman's Christian
Temperance union will not hold it's
next convention in Milwaukee, be-
cause the only hall available is owned
by brewer and is adjacent to three
saloons, and, in view of possible
strained relations, it has been sug-
gested that they meet in some Ameri-
can city.
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Are Ready for Work.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 6.-At a caucus
Of republican members-elect of the
lower house of the legislature John
H. Mockett, Jr., of Lincoln, was made
nominee for speaker. The republican
senator's have selected w. III. Har-
rison, of Grand Island, for president
pro tenn. of the senate. Both
branches are strongly republican.
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seventeen Locki.u vIc.lm..

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 6.-The roll of
victims who have met death by lock-
law as result of burns inflicted by
10y pistols during the holidays
seached IA when nine-year-old Frank
Hume, Of Portsmouth, died