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MORE UNPOPULAR EVERY DAY.
The British PepoIe Don't Like the
Auulo-G~rmnn Alliance.

New York. Jan. 2..-The Anglo
German alliance becomes more IN
popular every day. according 10 dis
patch from London 10 the Tribune
Rightly or wrongly. the feeling is
growing that the Berlin government
is doing it's best 10 involve England
in a quarrel with America. IL IS diff
fic1lt TO say what will be the out
come of the San Carlos incident.
Henry Norman. who is one of the
ablcst critics of foreign affairs in the
house of commons. points out that
although the Monroe doctrine has
been formally recognized by Grea;
Britain. il has not been recognized
by Germany. and az nobody who fol-
lows German opinion closely doubts
for n moment that misunderstanding
ing between this country and Amer
lea would he very far from being a
matter for sorrow in Germany. Il
was a masterstroke of diplomacy for
the kaiser TO inveigle the British
government into this alliance for
Joint action within the sphere Of the
Monroe doctrine.
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MRS. D0wIE WANTS DIVORCE.
sseum~sh~r Of the E~a1xelist Asks
for Divorce IN Grounds of srnei
and InIcman Treatment

Shenandoah. Ia Jan 27.-Mrs- T.
y. Norfh-Dowie has bled snit IN the
district court ~ Page county asking
a civorce from her husband John
MURRAY bowie. father cs Evangelist
Dowie. ~ Illinois She alleges cruel
y and inhEman Treatment, and asks
for alirnonv.
Mrs. Dowir was a wealthy widow
an the time Of her marriage with
Dowie. in 1900. She has been a great
church and woman's Christian Ten
peranee union worker for years AMI
has been a member Of the beard OF
managers 81 the Benedict home. a.
Des MoineS-
In 1900 Mrs. North-Dowie went 70
Chicago to investigate Dowieism- and
there met the elder Dovie- 10 whom
she was married few weeks later
She is es and her husband - wears
Of age
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r.,,~s ss The Assuaa nssar~s - H.
Cssf~<isrsse vsess~s Cssp Ut
Ns~ yess Cssy-

New York. Jan. 2s--The thir'eenss
..,.l hanaust of the Confederate
Veteran camp. New York. held Nom
dav nisht a, the Waldorf--.sforla. was
made memorable b. eloquent eniogies
az the great fighters 81 the south and
the north during the civil war, de
claimed by men who themselves had
fouch, in the armies opposing them
Charles Francis adams. ~ Nassacha-
sets a soldier az the Union respond
ed 10 the toast II Robert n Lee
and Col. Henry Nattcr~on. a soldier
II the confed-racy. paid tribute TO
the character of Abraham Lincoln
The third toast. 10 jefferson Davis
WAS responded 10 by William Hep
burn Russell. formerly ~ Missouri.
and now commissioner ~ accounts OF
New York city
UPWARDS of five hundred comrades
If the camp and their guests We're
present. and the presence ~ many
women lent briliiancy 10 the banquet
Comma nd.r Henry +. Owen presided.
with Mayor Low NJ his right and Col
Wa,ferSon AZ his left Others at th-
guest table were: George H. Taylor,
Commander Alexander Hamilton
post: J. Edward Graybill- president
Georgia society. Gen \. = Barnes.
commander Lafayette post: Col sam
mel d. paal. lieutenant commander
Confederate Veterans camp. ~ New
York: Augustus Van wyck. president
Southern society: Roger y Pryor.
regent Virginia society; ID l. >nof-
grass. former chief Justice ~ Ienn~s-
see: james H. Parker. past commaa-
der Confederate Veterans ~ New
York: Gen. Thomas H. Hubbard Of
New England society: Walter : Lo-
gan. regent Empire State society.
sons American Eevoiution- W. w
Fuller. president North Carolina so-
cie,y: Rev. GEORGE : Baker chaplain
Confederate Veterans ~ New York.
Rev. j. hewitt steele. president Mary
land society
The opening toast 10 The Pr.s'-
dent and the Army and NAVY of the
United Sfates-a prince among the
rulers Of The world and but the serv-
ant Of free people. was drunk
standing amid great applause the
orchestra rendering Hail Columbia
This was followed by the toast 70
"Gen. Lee-natnre made him and
then broke the mould Charles
Francis ADAMS responded
This was succeeded by the rendering
4 The Bonnie Hue Flag and song
If antebellum days by Mrs Holdings
worth Watkins. formerly Of Louisi
ana.
Col Henry wat'erson responded =
the toast Of abraham Lincoln III
was not for an age but for al time.
Mr.. Russell replied 10 the toast
jefferson Davis"
The final toast Of the evening wa
TO The silent Brigade all risin.
and a Dngler sounding taps
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MUST MAKE GOOD THE LOSS.
A Mint superintendent asa His >sre-
tee Held Responsible for Lo.s
of Tr~sssry Notes

Washington. Jan. 2.--The question
Of liability If andrew NJ Smythe- late
superintendent Of the United states
min, a, New Orleans. for $1,000 in
treasury notes which were lost by
him while in his custody. was decided
by the United States supreme court
Monday. adversely 10 nr. >nvihe-
The claim was made ON his behalf
that notes were burned. and IL wa
urged that a. the notes were only
promises to pay. The government nal
in reality lost nothing by their de-
sfrucfion. The court. however. re-
fused 10 acrep, .his view. holding
Smyfhe and his sureties for the entire
amount lost Justice Peckham dis
eentel
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

John Cuthbert Hare. the author,
aied in London. on the ED. aged 81.
Ex-Gov. Stanley having withdrawn
from the contest. the republican
caucus at Topeka, kas.. on the 22d'
nominated Chester J. Long. by accla-
nation. for United States senator, 10
succeed Senator W. 4. Harris.
A Washington dispatch says that
the unwilling of the statue of Fred
.rick the Great, presented to the
United States by Emperor William OF
Germany. may possibly be delayed
for a time. owing To the feeling OF
resentment felt in this country at
Germany's course in Venezuela.
J. Ogden Armour is manipulating
the Nav option in wheat. and at last
accounts held line Of 20000.o0o
bushels, which practically places hini
In control of the market with all
traders in that option nj his mercy.
The senate committee on military
affairs. on the 22d. ordered favora-
| bic report on Senator Fcraker's bill
appropriating 100000 for the cree
4
Of confederate soldiers buried in the
north.
| David Williams, colored. more IA
miliarly known As king David Will
Jams, entered plea of guilty Of wife
murder AZ Edwardsvil.e, H.. and was
sentenced by Judge burroughs to i'm
prisonmcnt in the penitentiary fol
his natural life.
Andy Clark. negro. was lynchec
at Leeper. Mo-, on the night Of thu
ofs.. for the murder of James Her
man. n white farmer. whose head HI
shot almost of after a prolonged
quarrel over some land.
Hurrying home through the crowd
TO attend musical with his wife
william II. Mclean. chief clerk of tn
Southern Freight association. fell IN
conscious on the street, in St. Louis
on the evening Of the ed, and died II
an ambulance.
Mason Lane, alias Rev. Jean Skylei
the bigamist of seven wives, convicte
at Port Gibson, Miss, was given til
limit. on the ed. being sentenced b
Judge Anderson to ten years imprii
{ onment.
> S. p. Watkins, clever forger. VIZ
: married the daughter Of rich Omi
!. ha packer after three days acGuain
: ance. was arrested at Billings. Mont
on the Esd, where he had cttempts
TO pass worthless check.
Lyman Filarsky, reputcd head Of
: fur company. was arrested In Ne
York. on the 23d. and search Of b
premises resulted in the seizure ,
y 10000 worth Of stolen furs.
!" Charles NJ. Sherman. vetera
. snowman who once started wage
show on the road from Bushnell, II
died At Clinton. Mo-. on the ed.
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LAVA, Former slave Dead.

Terre Hamte. Ind. Jan. 2d.-Mrs
Charlotte Huston, who has been IN
the Hudnut family Of Terre Haute -
wears. died at Indianapolis After re-
ceiving her freedom before the war he
refused TO leave the family. and has
reared most Of the children. she was
sent 10 indianapolis several months
ago for treatment. The remains VIII
be Inferred in the family lot at Wood
lawn cemetery. Mrs. Huston Was
bought as slave at Maysvllle, ny
when'eight years old.
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WITHIN OUR LIMITS


indianapolis. Ind. Jan. a6.-Amo,
". Butler, secretary of the board OF
state charities. is sending circular 70
members of the legislature, explain
ing the conditions at the women
prison and girls industrial school,
I'd urging that the girls schooi pe
moved 10 the country and built on the
cottage plan. The fact that homeless
girls are sent to the school. along WIN
offenders. he declares. Is reproach
10 the state. and is not only unneces-
sary. but should not be permitted.
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THE CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
Germany Troubled About How They
Are 60 He Divided

Berlin, Jan. GA question which
n being considered Is whether the
allies shall establish an international
commission for receiving the GUS
toms. or whether some neutral agent
shall be appointed receiver. II the
latter course is deGded upon II 10 be-
lievcd that some American authority
would be chosen. perhaps Mr.. Bowen
The proposal contemplates dividing
the allies claims into three grades
ana that each be treated separately.
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Laporte, Ind. Jan. 2d.-Subscrip
tions are pouring into the First ma
tional bank here 10 the Wesley \.
REYNOLDS memorial fund. which his
friends are promoting from Westviiie.
Young Reynolds was shot 10 death 10y
burglars while he was guarding bank
at Westyile. The money raised Is 10
be used for a monument for the young
hero and for the benefit of his family.
Although Reynolds was but 10 years
old. he was the chief support OF MS
father. mother and sister.
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India napolis. Ind, Jan. 26.-Big -Four
train No. IS. the ST. Louis 4 New York
special" which left the union STATION
shortly before six o'clock Sunday.
eight hours late. ran into deraiiing
switch at the Belt crossing 81 the
Cleveland division and the engine and
baggage coach were derailed Fire
man Homer Kennedy. of Bellefontaine.
q. and Engineer Charles Deer. 81 High
land avenue. jumped. and the fireman
received serious injuries.
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South Bend. Ind. Jan. 26.-lhe
threatening trouble between the lndi-
ana Railway company and il employees
broke out sunday. and as result 81
strike declared 10y South Bend division.
3l7. Amalgamated Association OF
Street Railway Employees Of America
the cities Of South Bend, Mishawaka
Elkhart and Goshen are practically
without street car service. The strike
was brought about by the discharge 81
ten men. officers Of the union. by the
company.
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Terre Hautc. Ind. Jan. 26.-Craw-
ford Fairbanks. the millionaire brey-
er of Terre Haute. has rendered the
city $4,000 for library on condition
that it be named after his mother,
Emeline Fairbanks. The cost may run
TO $4,000. The offer will be accepted
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Ss., and knl~s us- Father.

Enid. Okla. Ian. 2T.-Freieriel
Walker. aged 70 years. shot and kiileii
his father. Smith Walker. farmer
and politician. while the latter was al
dinner al his home. near Jefferson.
Monday. Young Walker became IN
furiated because his father classified
him. The dead man was - years old
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Letter Exploded.

Terre IIaute. Ind. Jan. 26.--Depnfy
Postmaster Paddock has sent TO Post
Office Inspector Fletcher. at Indianap-
oils. a letter which exploded when IL
was run through the canceling ma
chine. The letter was addressed 10
Ray shelton. who lives on a rural
mail route.
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Princeton. Ind, Jan. 26.--"Grand-
ma" Jacobs. four miles west Of here.
j. the oldest person in Gibson county.
She is a negro and lives with an adopt
ed son on farm near the village OF
Lyles. Her exact age is not known,
but il is thought that she is nearly III.
She was born in slavery. and both she
and her husband were slaves when
they were married. He died 60 years
ago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Terre Haute. Ind. Jan. 26.-Edgar
county 0ll) authorities send word
that a marriage ceremony performed
by Terre Haute justice vas illegal
because the license was issued IN llh-
nois and the wedding occurred in In
diana. The couple was William r.
Alien and Sarah A. Brummett. of I'd
gar county. The couple has been
notified and they will be married again
IA Illinois
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30
CAPTURED BY THE GERMANS.
Tort San Carlos Reported BIown W
and the Panther Disabled

New York, Jan. 27.-Persons IN
close touch with the blockading
forces say. according to the Herald's
Puerto Cabello. Venezuela. CORE
spondent. that Fort san Carlos. which
commands the entrance 10 Lake Mar
acaibo. has been captured by the
Germans and blown mp. They
also report that the German gunboat
Panther has been disabled and IS be-
ing towed by the German cruiser
Fake TO Willemstad. Curacao.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Evansville. Ind. Jan. 2G.-Johnnie
Yost. aged IL. was given whipping
by his mother in the corridors of the
police station upon order Of Judge
Clifford Curry. OF the police court.
The boy had been found guilty Of
stealing pigeons, and the mother was
given the choice Of having her son
sent TO prison or giving him whip.
ping.
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Berlin. Jan. 2..--Wriften deciara-
fions regarding the raising of the
blockade of the Venezuelan ports
have been exchanged between Minis
ter Bowen and the representative OF
Great Britain. Germany and Italy. In
their declarations the representatives
of the European governments prom
ised 30 consent TO the immediate rails
ing Of the blockade as soon as an
agreement is concluded between them
and Mr.. Bowen. embodying the condi-
tions laid down by the powers These
conditions chiefly relate 10 the guar
antees TO be furnished by Venezuela,
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Terre Haute. Ind, Jan. 26.-J. @.
Reading, superintendent Of the Terre
Haute plant Of the American Car A.
Foundry company, who recently came
from Chicago. was assaulted and seri-
ously hurt by wc-kmen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Thorntown. Ind. Jan. 26.-The ex-
plosior Of defective boiler in the east
end Of town killed William Masters, an
engineer. Bert Roberts. - years old.
who worked about the place; one Of
the proprietors. Ion Butner: James
Hopp. an employe. and Reilly Lyster
were injured. The building was
wrecked
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The old man who committed suicide
n Enid. Okla, on the l7th. leaving a
note saying he was John Wilkes
Booth. has been identified as Maj. ~.
T.. George, of Mississippi.
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Euclid Madden. motorman OF tho
car which ran into President Roose-
velt's carriage AZ PittsfieId, Mass. last
August. was sentenced, on the Goth. to
ak months Imprisonment and TO pay
. fine of $500. Sentence was not
passed on the conductor. Both men
had changed their plea Of not guilty
60 one of guilty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

A grain elevator and warehouse
were destroyed by fire at McGregor,
Ia. on the alst. with $500 bushels OF
grain. Foreman Davidson was prob
ably fatally injured by the explosion
of n boiler.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Zebias Ignisz, a noted educator OK
India. who had been sent to this
country by the English government
10 study the public school system.
died at Chicago. on the 23d, Of ~
phoid fever.
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Alexandria. Ind, Jan. 26.-William
Carver. an aged resident of this place,
was instantly killed by Lake Erie &
Western passenger train. Carver. who
was deaf, drove in front Of the train.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Rear-Admiral Cooper. Lieut.. Victor
Blue and Madame WI Ting-fang were
passengers on the steamer oorea'
which sailed from San Francisco, Tor
the orient. on the goth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

The receiver of the Bank Of Silver
ton. Col, whose president committed
suicide some time ago. announced,
on the 23d, that creditors would re-
ceive twenty or twenty-five cents on
the dollar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Senator Tillman told a senate COM
mittee. on the 22d. that the people of
the south did not want their Offices
20 be filed by negroes. and so long as
they we're SO filed there would be
trouble.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

The convention Of mine workers
decided. on the 23d. to make de-
mand on the operators for an IN
crease OF wages of 1914 cents per TON
on the run-of-mine basis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

w. +. Wren, whose parents live near
bloomington. H.. shot and killed him
self at indianapolis. Ind. on the 2lst'
because OF unrequited love for a
Young lady Of Kokomo, Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Joseph and Albert Moser. two
young men of Whitney. Idaho, were
Killed by snowslide az Cub River
canyon, on the 2lst.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Washington. Ian. 1.-THE senate
committee on snter-"c~ani~ canals
Monday. authorized favorable re
port on the bill prohibiting the grant
ing Of contracts in relation 20 the
proposed Panama canal to any bus
American citizens.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

The Nebraska supreme court. on
the 2ist. declared the reading of the
Bible in public schools in that state
permissible. so long as IL does not
take the form of ssctarian instruction.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Jefferson City. No. Ian 1s---ooS'
Dockery has issued proclamation
offering a reward Of s7ro for the -
re-. ana conviction u the men VINO
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

President Roosevelt has accepted an
invitation to attend and speak at the
bi-centennial celebration OF the birth
day of John Wesley, to be held in New
York. February 20.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

A Chicago jury engaged in prayer
before celebrating on a verdict in
murder trial. on the 22d, which result
ed in the acquittal Of Patrick Deehan,
charged with killing John Lindens.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Signor Marcoui said IN New York,
on the ed. that his wireless system
would be ready for use by the pub
lie in two or three months.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

The Southern Lumber Manufacture
.rs, convention, on the 2lst. decided TO
raise the price Of lumber as much as
one to two dollars per thousand on
some grades.
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Twelve Venezuelan soldiers were
killed and Is badly wounded in Fort
San Carlos by the shells from the Ger
man cruisers in the bombardment OF
the 21st.
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Rev. Marion Lane. also known as
Jean Skvles. learned and eloquent
orator. was found guilty OF bigamy
by jury at Port Gibson, Miss on
the 21st.
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Shocks Of earthquake were felt IN
different parts Of Georgia and south
Carolina. on the Esd. On Tybee island
houses were perceptibly shaken.
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The treaty between the United
States and Colombia for the construc-
ton of the Panama canal py TINS
country was signed at Washington on
the 22d.
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Miss Helen Gould notified the com
mittee. on the 22d, that she would at
tend the National Railroad \. Nj. Z.
A. conference at Topeka, kas, April
Is TO May ?.
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A bomb. loaded with gunpowder
with partially-burned fuse. was
found on the doorstep of Peter Doei'
ger, wealthy New York brewer, on
the 20th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30
| SATISFACTORY BASIS.
German and British Representatives.
in Washington Satisfied With
Bowen's Proposals.
HAVE NOTIFIED THEIR GOVERNMENTS.
ra~~ A. said 20 Consider Minister
Bowen's Proposals
Nenrsueia's Guarantees =" T"ss
a satisfactory Ba.is for
Negotiations.

London. Jan. 2..-It was iear"~s ~
. -.. commemorative. Monday. that
Great Britain and Germany nave
been informed ny theis r~presesss-
ts~~s M Washissssn that they COM
slider Minister Bowen's proposals re-
..rstux y~n~suelG'. guarantees 70
form a satisfactory basis Tor i"rs"s
uegOtia tiOns.
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Washington. Jan. 21.-There is no
information in Washington 10 JUSTIFY
The positive statement contained In
the Caracas dispatch that the Nehe-
zuela blockade viii be raised on
Wednesday. Minister Bowen CON
tinues hopeful that such happy con-
summation will result from the pend
ing negotiations. as the latest propo-
sition he has made Ia the allied gov
ernmentS is regarded 10y him as an
eminently fair one. He Is still await
ing formal replies TO that proposition
from Great Britain and German. and
on these will depend the question
whether the blockade is TO be raised.
As indicated in the Rome dispatches
received Monday night. the question
now TO he determined is the amount
of customs receipts which are 10 be
given as a guaranty. Great Britain
is believed to be favorable 10 accept
ing the 80 per cent. offered by MT
Bowen. while Germany is supposed to
be insisting on 80 per cent.
Minister Bowen declines 70 discuss
the question in any Of its phases
nor will he disclose what is the aetna
amount Of guaranty he has offered.
With the promptitude which has
characterized all its actions IN th'
present emergency. the Italian gov
eminent has eabled 10 its fleet com
mander in Venezuelan waters 10 with
draw from the blockade as soon al
We ships of the other powers do so
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Miss Martha. daughter Of Paymas-
ter Hoy. l.. ;. n. and Pierre kogest-
vensgy. Russian embassy attaehe'
were married in Washington. on the
goth
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crowd of men. women and chill
dren captured train loaded with
coal, at Brooklyn. \. u. on the 2lst'
and helped themselves TO the contents
Of the cars.
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The jury of inquest. AT Columbia. 5
C., on the ed. returned verdict that
n. G. Gonzales came 10 his death oy
a gunshot wound inflicted by james
III. Tillman.
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The Panama canal treaty was dis
cussed at n cabinet meeting in WASH
ington. on the esd. The annuity TO
lie paid Colombia for the right OF way
l. 100000.
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Julian Ralph. the author and war
correspondent. died AT his home IN
New York, on the Goth. aged SO years
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Caracas. Jan. GA communication
was received ON Monday from br'-
ish naval officer at La Gaasra saying
that the blockade would be raised
next Wednesday.