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WOMAN FURNISHED A SAW.
-Four Prisoners Were Able to Work Their
Way Out of the Topeka Jail and
Get Away.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 24.-Some time
during Sunday night Albert Bigley,
Grant Jones, Joe Dwiggins and Hayd
Wetherly, state prisoners, sawed the
bars of the city prison and vanished.
One of the men, Hayti Wetherly, was
recaptured. He said the wife of Albert
Bigley slipped the saw with which the
work was accomplished into the Jail
Sunday afternoon.
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A Writ of Error Allowed.

st. Louis, Nov. 21.-John P. Dolan
and Policeman Frank B. Garrett, who
were sentenced to the penitentiary for
five years on conviction Of being i'm
plicated in naturalization frauds, were
admitted to bond in the sum of 500, 900
each by Federal Judge Adams yester-
day. Judge Adams allowed the writ
of error filed by attorneys for the two
and the cases will be carried to the
United States court of appeals.
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LUCKY DAY FOR CUBA.
ssnate Committee Passes Favorably on
Reciprocity Treaty and Ceding of
the Isle of Pines.

Washington, Nov. 22.-The senate
committee on foreign relations has au-
:horized favorable report on the bill
giving effect to the Cuban reciprocity
treaty.
The treaty for the cession of the Isle
Of Pines to Cuba was also favorably
acted upon by the senate committee on
foreign relations and it will be favor
ably reported to the senate at the
oext executive session.
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More Rio.ins in Chicago.

Chicago, Nov. 24.-Fierce fighting,
fra which the police used their clubs
freely and twice their revolvers,
marked the opening of the State street
cable line by the Chicago City rail-
way yesterday. AS far as can be as
eertained nobody was seriously in
jured. although there were many
broken heads among the rioters who
came in contact with the clubs of the
police.
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AND CANADA, TOO?
Senator Hale Predicts Annexation
of Britain's Favorite Child.
Den Now Living, Declares Maine States
man. VIII Witness the Consummation--
Would Let Cuba Remain an INDIE
pendent Republic.

Washington, Nov. 24.-In the SEN
lte on Monday, Mr.. Hale (Me.) moved
% reconsider the vote by which the
Newlands resolution for the annexa-
ton Of Cuba was referred to the COM
mittee ON relations with Cuba. He
made the motion the basis of speech
In opposition to the policy proposed
by the resolution saying that this couf-
try had already declared its policy
with reference to Cuba by enacting the
Teller resolution into law. He would
DOT extend such an invitation to
Great Britain for the union of Canada
to the United States or for Mexico for
such a union.
In this connection, Mr.. Hale said he
had no doubt that there were men
alive who would live to see the annexa-
ton of Canada to the United States
He closed by urging the senate to. take
90 steps to closing progress in Cuba.
Mfr. Newlands New expressed graft
tfication that his resolution should have
60 early attracted attention. He agreed
with Mr.. Hale in much that he had
said concerning the progress Of Cuba
and the character of it's people. Still
1t was a fact that Cuba had been COM
PEELED to confess her inability to cope
with other nations in business affairs,
The senate's New Chaplain.
Washington, Nov. 24.-Saturday'
session of the senate began with the
presentation of the resolution by Mr..
Allison Qa.) providing for the appoint
ment of Rev. F. ]. Prettyman, of this
city. for chaplain of the senate for the
present session. The resolution was
agreed to.
Carmack Wants an Investigation.
Washington, Nov Ex-senator Car
mack (Tenn.) offered a resolution au-
thorizing the committee on conduct of
the executive departments to investi-
gate the post Office department. 1t
went over without discussion until
Tuesday.
Hanna Takes Morgan's Place.
Washington, Nov. 24.-The new as
alignment of senate committees places
Senator Hanna at the head of inter-
oceanic canals in place of Senator
John T. Morgan, of Alabama.
Quay Champions Maguire's Bill.
Washington, Nov. Ex-senator Quay
introduced a bill granting statehood to
Oklah oma. The bill is the same which
was introduced in the house on No
Yember 10 by Delegate Mcguire.
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ONLY ONE-FIFTH CASH.
ca 1sma viii Take SS,O0O.OOO Quilted
States Bonds In Part Payment
for the Canal. -

Colon, Nov. 24.-Senor Tomas Arias,
a member of the junta governing the
aew republic, has made an agreement
that 100000 of the $1O,OOO,O00, TO be
terms of the canal treaty, shall be paid
In cash, and the balance in United
States bonds. 1t is claimed that this
action shows that Panama is inspired
by other than merely financial consid-
ecatiOnS
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Much Second Ciass Mail Burned.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov 2S.-After
leaving ST Louis 40 minutes a fire
was discovered raging in one of the
mail cars containing second-class mail
of the Missouri Pacific fast mail train.
The car was uncoupled from the train
and passengers and crew looked on the
confiagration until the entire car and
contents were almost totally destroyed
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Malicious Attempt to Wreck Mine.

Malicious Attempt to Wreck Mine.
Cripple Creek, Col, Nov. 22.-Sherif
Henry Robertson, after investigating
conditions in the sixth level of the
indicator mine, where Superintend-
emit Charles Mccormick and Shift Boss
Melvin Beck were killed Saturday by
an explosion, conceded with the state
ment of the officials of the indicator
company that deliberate attempt had
been made to wreck the shaft with
dynamite.
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Abraham LincoIn.s Double Dead.

Salina, Kan, Nov. 23.-A telegram
from Rialto, Cal, tells of the death
of ]. Wayne Amos, the founder of the
Advocate at Gypsum City Amos was
for years in the newspaper business
in Kansas. He was better known over
the state as Abraham Lincoln's double.
No two men ever looked more alike
than Lincoln and Amos.
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TO SLIT WOOD CHARGES
senate Will Name Committee to Go to
Cuba and Hear Charges Against
the Generals Conduct

Washington, Nov. 24.-The senate
committee on military affairs will des-
ignate subcommittee to go to Cuba
to take testimony regarding the con-
duct of Gen. Wood. 1t is asserted that
so much has already been said about
the conduct of Gen. Wood in Cuba that
it will be necessary to examine wit
nesses who cannot come to the. United
States
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Oklahoma Statistics.

Washington, Nov. 23.--Gov. Fergu-
son, of Oklahoma, in, his annual report
to the secretary of the interior esti-
mates the present population of the
territory at Csc, 900 and the actual value
of taxable property at practically $780,
o00,0 900, although only $S4,134 .472 is re-
turned by the assessors for 1903. The
territorial Indebtedness is s461, 766.
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An Extensive Fire at Plattsburg.

Plattsburg, Mo-, Nov. 23.-Fire start
ing in the basement of the CarmacB
drug store yesterday morning burned
almost one block, destroying about $751;
600 worth of property, with about $685.
600 insurance. The fire was discovered
by the city marshal, but despite the
efforts of citizens it could not be
checked for more than an hour.
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Kentucky City Fire sven.

Louisville, KY, Nov. 21.-Fire from
an unknown origin destroyed the old
Masonic temple building located at
Fourth and Jefferson streets. The third
floor is occupied by Hopkins theater.
which was totally destroyed. The loss
is estimated at $200,OO
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HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE.
two hundred Persons Drowned In Flood
and Half Town Destroyed
= in India.

London. Nov. PA telegram has
heen received at the Indian Office from
she viceroy of India, Lord Curzon, say
ing that. according to reports received
~ Madras. flood in the Palar river,
November Il, destroyed half of the
Town of Vanizambadi, in the Salem
district. Two hundred persons were
drowned. The food, the telegram says
has now subsidized.
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Fire I'm m University.

Chicago, Nov. 21.-The law and med
ical department of Northwestern UNI
versity narrowly escaped destruction
by fire. The flames started from a de-
fective electric wire on the fourth floor
of the building, and after burning out
a lecture room crept up an elevator
shaft to the seventh floor where a clinic
room was destroyed. The Joss is &c.
600.
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AIake Eric steamer Sunk,

Detroit, Mich. Nov. 23.-The steamer
Gladstone. from Milwaukee, with 3
cargo of grain, collided with the
steamer Sacramento on Lake Erie and
sunk in 20 feet of water. The crew
was saved.
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Section Men Quit Work.

Fort Scott, Kan, Nov. 21.-Reports
received here indicate that there are as
many as 1000 to 5000 miles Of Mis-
souri, Pacific track in southeast Kan
sas and southwest Missouri that are
without a single section laborer ex-
cept the foreman.
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City Held I'm by Robbers.

Marshalltown, Ia, Nov. 21.-Com-
PEELED by robbers to remain in their
homes under threat of being shot, the
residents of the village of Green Noun
tain, ten miles north Of here, heard
three explosions before daylight Fri
day morning. The explosions wrecked
the Green Mountain bank building.
The robbers Secured 1000 and escaped
on a handcar.
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ID. r. Campbell suspended

washington, Nov. 24.-The secretary
OF the interior has suspended from
Office ID. r. Campbell, clerk of the town
site commission of the Greek nation in
Indian territory, pending the outcome
OF an indictment against him in con-
nection with alleged bribery as .
member of the Kansas legislature.
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Celebrated .'Germnn Day.

New York, Nov 23.-With music and
gymnastic drills and dancing at the
Grand Central palace yesterday the
United German Societies of New York
celebrated German day." commemo-
rating the first landing of the Germans
In this country.
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Thirty-rwo Dead in wrec,x.

Bloomington. ILL.,. Nov. 21.-The
known list of dead in the Menert
wreck is 80 and the injured II. The
track is still blocked and all trains
on the Big Four are using the tracks
of the Lake Erie and Western between
Bloomington and Peoria.
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FOLK GIVES UP ONE CASE.
Emil Meysenburg. the st. Louis Alderman
Once Sentenced for Bribery, Will
Not BE Tried Again.

st. Louis, Nov. 24-The indictment
against Emil Meysenburg, once SEN
fenced to three years Imprisonment
on conviction of bribery in connection
with the Suburban franchise deal, was
nolle pressed by Judge Mcdonald on
motion of Circuit Attorney Folk. The
circuit attorneys action marks the
abandonment of the Meysenburg prose-
cution
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Youngstown, O., Nov 21.-Ry the
collapse OF the casing in the Wilson
avenue sewer six workmen were bnria,,
underneath ten feet Of sand and gravel
Martin Timlin and Raphael CbilIo
were killed, two probably fatally in
tured and two escaped without iniurr
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San Diego, Cal, Nov. 21.-A young
man rushed into the telegraph office
at Lake Side station yesterday, sent
a telegram to a relative in Albany, N.
Y, asking for $4,000 and then threw
himself in front of q train that was
passing and was killed. His name was
z Frebendall.
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To Build a Model Village.

Wyandotte, Kan, Nov. 24.-Th.
Proctor & Gamble Soap company is
looking for land near the site of its
factory now being erected in Armour
dale. for model village for its 1000
employees The company has several
tracts of land in view just west of the
city limits
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Hu.band and wife Fatally Burned.

Logansport, Ind, Nov. Sd. M.
Flanagan and wife were fatally burned
and their six-months-old child Ruth
was burned so she will be disigured
for life in a gasoline stove explosion
yesterday at their home.
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How Much Was sto,ens

Clarksburg, Mo-, Nov. 22.-The Citi-
zens' bank here was broken into last
night and the safe blown open. All
the money in the bank was taken, but
the officers decline to state the sum.
A reward of $500 is offered for the ar
rest and conviction of the robbers, who
escaped.
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Tho Last Rites Over Mrs. Conrerse.

New York, Nov. 2S.-In the pres
ence of many representatives Of the
people to whom she had devoted her
life the last rites were performed yes
terday over the body OF Mrs. Harriet
Maxwell Converse, "the great white
mother" of the six nations of the great
Jroquois confederacy.
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Paris. Nov. 2I-The Labaudy air.
snip. on descending the BALCONIES
grounds at Meudon. struck q tree ara
blew up The whole airship WAS COM
pieteiy DESTROYED, but the occupants. :
plot and an engineer. were uniniured
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Mexican War Veterans to Get a Raise.
Washington, Nov. %. - Eugene
Ware, commissioner of pensions, has
decided that the Mexican war veterans
who are on the rolls at S. month
are entitled to an increase to $12 q
month despite conflict of declara-
tons as to what constitutes the 60
days service required of these veter-
ans.
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Agricultural High Schools Favored.

Rochester, N. Y, Nov. 21.-The con-
vention of the National Grange came
to a close yesterday. Resolutions
were adopted favoring the establish
ment of county and district agricul-
tural high schools.
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Socialist Candidate Defeated.

Boston, Nov. 22.-Samuel Gompers
was reelected president of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor by a large plu-
rality. Ernest Kreft, the socialist cam
didate, received only 1,134 votes tc
1884 for Gompers.
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Berlin. Nov. 2L-It has been finally
decided that the Prussian ministers Of
commerce, agriculture and education
will send delegations to the St Louis
exposition, to investigate and report on
new ideas.
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jaime. L. Blair 4 Mental Wreck.

st. Louis, Nov. 23.-Dr George Ho
man. who for weeks has been almost
constantly by the bedside of James 1.
Blair. ex-general counsel for the expo
sition, says that the patients mind
appears to be affected beyond repair.
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Nebraska Revenue Law Invalid.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 22.-The Nebras-
ka supreme court, at special meeting
SATURDAY, gave an opinion declaring
unconstitutional the revenue law
passed by the recent legislature.
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Muller and Johns Acquitted.

Cincinnati, Nov. 21.-D. v. Miller, OF
Terre Haute, and Joseph NJ. Johns, Of
Rockville, Ind, were last night ac-
quilted of the charge of conspiracy to
extort a bribe from John ]. Ryan,
made by the post office department.
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DEATH OF Ex.Gov. DRAKE.
At Centerville. Ia. q Prominent Figure in
Hawkeye Affairs Fell Victim
to Diabetes.

Centerville, Ia, Nov. 21.-Gen. r.
NJ. Drake. ex-governor of Iowa, died
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Henry Goss, in this city, yesterday
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Twelve Cars Fen Tb,rtv r.,

Joplin. Mo-. Nov. 21-John Thorn
ton was MORALLY injured in a freight
wreck in Carl Junction, on the Frisco
system, yesterday. Twelve cars fen
30 feet from bridge and were demol-
ished.
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The hank at Ravla Robbed.

Ardmore, L T.. Nov. 23.-The pri.
vate bank OF Ravia. at Ravia. l. T.,
was robbed Saturday night of $1,000
according to a report received here
yesterday By the federal authorities
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Frisco Section Men Strike.

Pittsburg, Kan, Nov. 22.-Several
hundred Frisco section men in this dis
trict struck because of recent reduc-
ton of their pay from S1.40 to $1.30 a
day. The strike affects the section men
on the entire division.
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Colorado Strike Nearly Over

Denver, Col, Nov. 21--As result
Of action taken by the miners In the
northern coal field Thursday night
and yesterday the strike Is practically
settled.
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Five Firemen Injured.

Elizabeth, N. j., Nov. 23.-Five fire.
men were dangerously injured in a
fire in the Bonner Fur company's
building The loss was SIZE, 900.
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He INITIATES FOLK.
Prosecuting Attorney Unearths Nest
Of Boodlers at Grand Rapids.

sventeen O6acials and Ex-Omcials Said to
Have Betrayed the City for Money to
FIJI Their Own Pockets-Ring-
leader Makes Confession.
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Arrest Woman and Her Daughter.
Elvins, Mo-, Nov. PA Mrs. Win
die and her daughter were arrested
here on a charge of killing child of
which the girl is said to be the mother
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That Is the Record for tho Ysdr
Which Ended on June 80.
.lARGESTIN REPUBLICS HISTORY
Commissioner Sargent Says That Many Of
the Foreigners Who Come Here Are H.
IItsrats, and Undesirable as Citizens.

. Washington. July 6.-Frank p Sargent.
commissioner general OF immigration. sat
in his office today studying figures and
gave an expert opinion on the manner in
which liberty is being threatened by the
flood OF undesirable aliens.
While the figures are not yet complete
It is known that the total immigration for
: the fiscal year ended June 30 viii approx
mate 100000 and may go above that
mark. The largest in any previous year
was In 1882, when the total was 1882
The figures for the first IL months OF the
year just closed were far in excess Of
!. the total for 1852.
The tremendous years total is partly
accounted for by the fear that congress
would add an educational requirement to
the immigration law. and the desire of
ignorant foreigners TO get In before IL be-
came operative.
The hint that congress will so amend
Z the law at the coming session is still
4. being used by the steamship companies
TO encourage immigration and swell their
receipts.
The time has come 20 stop this un-
desirable immigration" said Mr.. Sargent,
who was put in office by the president
10 study the question. 'If congress does
. not provide more strict regulations and
restrictions the future holds great dan
gers for our country.
q. The immigration which we are now
getting is not in sympathy with our form
OF government and will not asslmilate
with our institutions. A large proper
. tion of the people we are now receiving
are dlliterate. The immigration for May
was 137,5l4. an increase OF 30503 over May
OF last year. And whence comes this
human food? Is IL the old desirable i'm
migration that helped build up the coun-
try? Germany for May sent us but $40,
. Sweden e60s. Ireland ss34. But 1873 came
. from Italy, 32.7O9 from Austria Hungary
and IL. .s97 from Russia We were able 10
deny admission 30 but 1877
with a provision excluding illiterates,
such as we wanted inserted in the SIM
migration statute enacted by the last on
gress. one-fourth of the total would have
been shut OUT
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PROBABLY INSANE.
Sailor Who Had Walked 1000 Miles Col.
lapsed Mentally at kttlehoro.

William f. Hoxie was arrested at At
tleboro Saturday evening. evidently suf-
fering from mental alteration.
Hoxsie is the New Bedford sailor who
left a whaling vessel i'm a far northern
port and walked all the way home, a
distance of 1000 miles.
Hoxsie was found kneeling in the door
way OF house which he said was in
tested with rats. He was trying to drive
out the rodents. so he averred.
Dr. c. 8. Holden. who examined Hoxsie.
is Of the opinion that the sailor is in
sane.
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CAMP LIE.

The Providence News Summer Resort
Bureau can supply you with guides to
the very best sections of New England
II you are looking for a good camp for
the coming summer Excellent fishing
among the Maine woods and other Sec
tions. Booklets free to all applicants
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

DON'T THINK 1T OVER TOO LONG.
out own your own home at once: a
nice, s-room modern home just being
completed. Will be sold for $500 down.
ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
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REAL ESTATE FOR GALE.

FOR SALE-FINE BUILDING LOT
on Parade street; faces Dexter Training
grounds and contains S9Si so IT.; one OF
the best lots on the West Side. q. j..
az ~. j; GROSS, Managers OF Estates.
Union Trust Bldg.