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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-02-05
Bentonsport.

Bentonsport, Feb. 5.--James Down
ing left this morning for Omaha,
where he will work few weeks.
Mrs. Ruth Snyder visited in town
last week.
Frank Mason made a business trip
to Des Moines last Saturday.
Rev. 4. G. Walker Of Aurora, Mo-,
visited few hours last week with
Captain Hancock and wife.
The M. E. Ladies' Mite society will
give a social at the home of Mrs.
Thomas this evening.
Protracted meeting is being held in
Vernon by Rev. Butler
There will be a missionary lecture
in the Presbyterian church Sunday ev-
ening by returned missionary.
Mrs. e. McCreedy has purchased
the Stewart property.
Melvin Dorson is visiting relatives
near Keokuk this week.
Mrs. S. A. Howard of Pierceville,
visited Sunday with Miss Grace
Greenwalt.
r. L. Boon is a business visitor in
Keosauqua today.
Ralph Workman of Winchester
spent Sunday at the Elliott home.
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New YORK Poultrx Market

New York, Feb. 5.-Poutry, alive,
steady; turkeys, 1904; fowls, Ia;
dressed irregular; chickens, 13@131a;
turekeys, 1908; fowls, 12R@13
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ed butchers, 6.6O@6.9o; good to choice
heavy, 6.90@7.05; rough heavy, $3.50
6.S5: light, 6.4O@6.65; bulk sales, 600
| @6S0.
Sheep, receipts $4,000; steady to
strong; 960@6.25; lambs, 45O@6.95.
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New York Produce Markea
New York. Feb. 5.-Wheat, May,
S17s.
Corn, May, 51ss.
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well attended and everything sold we'll
Mr.. Haynes expects to move near Win.
chester and Mr.. Copeland expects to
move near Ottumwa. in the near flu.
ture.
John Bartholow was Batavia caller
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartholow were
callers at Libertyville Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs George Loomis visited
with relatives at Selma Saturday night
returning home Sunday.
John Littlefield and family purchased
land at Fort Scott, Kans., and expect
to leave Monday.
Wallace Steele and family visited
with Mrs. James near Batavia Sunday.
Miss Mabel Copeland of near Coun.
ty Line, attended church at Fairyiew
Sunday. ID,
There was preaching at the Baptist
church Sunday afternoon by the pas
tor, Rev. Megar. He was accompanied
by his wife from Eldon.
VIM. Fulton and G. E. Valley return
ed from Fort Scott, Kansas Friday
They liked the country very well.
George Newland was business Wis
itor at Libertyville Saturday.
Charley and George Mcbride were
callers at Libertyville Saturday.
Frank Stever was business caller
at Libertyyille one day last week.
Web Bean of Batavia, passed through
this vicinity one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Sheplor ant
daughter, were callers at Libertyville
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller and little
daughter, visited Sunday with Mrs
Miller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Petzinger.
Willie Wolfe and nephew visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Wolfe Satur
day night.
H. Rodabaugh and VIM. Potts of Lib
ertyville passed through this vicinit.
Monday.
Jim Taylor and Jake Petzinger were
callers in town Tuesday.
There was quite snow storm il
this vicinity Tuesday and Wednesday
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Feb. 5.-Butter quiet, stea-
dy; creameries, 1925; dairies, 800
49,
Eggs steady, 20.
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Chicago Poultry Marke

Chicago. Feb. 5.-Poultry firm; tur-
keys, l5@1S; chickens, 9@13.
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New York Butter and E

New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York, Feb. 5.-Butter firm;
creamery, common to choice, 1905;
held, IS; extra, 25.
Eggs steady; poor to prime, 1902;
fancy, %; refrigerated, 1908.
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Sigourney.

sigourney, Feb. 5.-Court has convened
for the February term. with Judge w. G.
Clements on the bench. Yesterday the
Hampton, Burnaugh, Funk and Iosbaker
wills We're probated and several cases in
probate We're disposed Of. Mathew Young
was fined 500 for petty larceny and com
mitted to the county jail till payment is
made. The Harvey Richardson Indictment
was dismissed.
Ralph Hamilton was up from Keota on
Tuesday.
~. II. b. Striegel, of Harper, has been
here this week.
Etfie wendt is visiting her sister at Lohr-
Vile
Pat Stanton was at oskaloosa the frsr
of the week.
Cap Miller was at Harper Tuesday.
John Randolph, of Keota. was in Sig
Quincy the first of the week
3 Perry Love is improving
Jacob Bertsch, Jr., and wife, are in Ok
lahoma, where Mr.. Bertsch purchased a
farm.
Sadie Dage, of Richland, is visiting at
the A. L. Brolliar and c. C. LATER homes.
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Hillsboro.

3 IIillSboro, Feb. 5.-Matt. Harlan has
gone to Eldon to assist Elder Walker of
the Disciple church, in special meeting.
Bro. Harlan leads the singing.
Geo. Shelman was at Ottumwa on bust
ness, returning via Mt Pleasant and
Houghton.
The regular monthly business meeting of
the Junior Epworth League met and q
splendid report was made.
The regular monthly covenant meeting
was held at the r. B. church.
The second quarterly meeting of Hills
boro charge was held Saturday and after
business reports, postponed for three
weeks.
Mrs. Mary Philip Stockport is visiting in
town and attending the special meetings.
Mrs. Slas Teter is on the sick list.
Robt. johnson, of Morning Sun, one of
the hustling agents in the field for the
Iowa Wesleyan university, was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. o. j. Lindsay is quite sick at her
home on North Hill.
Mrs. Jno. Creswell is quite low with
pneumonia. DR.. Baker, of Ottumwa, was
called in consultation.
The little daughter of Rev. and Mrs. T..
4. Tenant, is quite sick with bronchial
pneumonia.
Lester Pope, the little son of ]. w. Pope,
has pneumonia.
Mr.. Cartwright and wife, of Ottumwa,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. ]. w.
Young, and family
Thus far in the union meetings fifty-five
In all have professed.
Mrs. Rev. McElroy is sick at her home
on East Main street.
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TO Be REPRESENTED
Ottumwa To Send Large Delega-
ton to Davenport.
TO ATTEND CONVENTION OF S. FOF |
Twenty to Thirty Local Unionists Will
Go-Question of Adopting Social.
lists Doctrine Opposed in This City
Other Labor Notes.

1.-THE matter published in this column
is furnished by the Officers of the
Federation of Labor.l
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A. D. Arthur, prominent capital
list and business. man of Webster City,
died suddenly of apoplexy.
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ToDAY's MARKETS.

This market is furnished by the
Weare Commission Co., Chicago,
E. G. French, suite 1S, Holman
Building, agent.
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Cleveland.

---- .
Cleveland, Feb. 5-Leffard Edmon left
Monday for Des Moines.
Rev. Broken, of Muchakinock, and
ex -moderator of the Baptist association of
Iowa, preached at the First Baptist
church of Cleveland, Iowa.
The rite of baptism will be conferred on
e. j. Moore and wife, Ada Moore, Sunday
Mt o'clock, by the pastor, Rev. G. e..
Green.
Rev. G. f. Green was introduced in the
mysteries of Odd Fellowship Saturday
night.
Mrs. Cord Emery is very i'll at Mrs. w.
Il. Miller's home.
John Hollins was pleasant visitor here
last Sunday.
d. T. Moosby, shot frer, of the White
breast Mining Co., leaves Saturday for
West Virginia.
Chas. Washington has gone to st. Louis
on business.
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Asharoye.


Ashgrove, Feb. ST. N Peoples and
granddaughter, Lctha Chagan, of Blakes-
burg, visited Sunday at this place.
Mrs. Lille Adcock is some better at this
time
Hubert Bartlett, of Enid, Oklahoma, is
here for visit with relatives.
Charles Schwartz, of Aamador, was an
Ashgrove caller Tuesday. Mr.. Schwartz
recently moved from Ringgold county,
where he has resided the past few years,
Last Sunday morning at the home of
her parents, occurred the death of Mabel
Davis after a lingering illness Of typhoid
fever, aged is years and 10 months. The
funeral services were conducted Tuesday
at the home by Rev. Ireland, after which
the remains We're tenderly laid to rest in
the Baer graveyard. The family have the
sympathy of this community in this their
deep bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burn departed Saturday
for their home in Winterset.
Rev. d. w. Hastings returned last Tues
day evening to resume the meetings at
the Christian church which were adjourned
last Wednesday night ON account of bad
roads.
Ashgrove will soon have two new tele-
phone lines, one line running from Ash
grove to Bunch and one going west to AL
bany.
Vida Fletcher and We've Selman were ov-
er Sunday visitors at the home of c. Au-
gust.
Mrs G. w. Bartlett received telephone
message Tuesday evening from Ottumwa
stating that her mother. Mrs. Ham, was
seriously i'll. Mrs. Bartlett left at once
for that place.
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BURLEsoN's PLAN APPROVED.
Statistcisn Hyde Believes Il viii Ao-
oompsh the End Sought.

Statlstican Hyde Believes Il viii Ac-
oomplish the End Sought.
Especial to The Post.)
washington, January 17.--Represent atiye
BurlesoE Is pushing his bill providing
light tax on ginners OF cotton and threshers
OF wheat for the purpose Of making DOS.
slole the issuance OF weekly statistical
statements regarding those crops. He has
conferred with members OF the ways and
means committee regarding the measure
ahd Is hopeful OF getting hearing during
the early part Of next week. number
OF influential republicans have announced
that they are In favor OF the bill. among
them two or three OF the members OF tbe
committee named. The chances OF a IA.
Vorable report being made. therefore. arc
considered good. statistician John Hvde
said to the Post correspondent today tbnt
he thought the bin was a good one. Dur.
ing mis- connection with the AGRICULTURAL
department. he said. he had received dozens
OF letters from farmers suggesting tbat
some such legislation be enacted.
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street paving are receiving attention from
the council In connection with the $4,000
recently appropriated
The course for voters to pursue to qualify
under tho provisions Of the poll tn1 amend
ment is the source Of local discussion
A meeting Of the executive committee OF
the State Farmers Institutes is called at
Austin, February r.
A new and important lumber company
has been organized IN Houston.
Rules governing the doll show, to occur
this week have been announced
The horse show 70 be given in Houston
in April VIII be under independent man
agement and will seek cooperation of
No-Tsu-Oh
meeting Of the Rice association com
mittee was held TO perfect arrangements
for the meeting Of the association Tuesday
The two chapters Of United Daughters
OF the Confedcracy will celebrate the birth
OF Lee tomorrow at Shcarn church.
Young mems day will be observed at
several Of the churches with addresses by
officials Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. -
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NOT HoBsoNs CHOICE
Assigned to Active Duty at PUG,
Sound.

Assigned to Active Duty at PUGET
Sound.
washington, January 17.-Upon the rec
ommendation of Admiral BowIes, chief con.
structor OF the navy, Acting Secretary Oar.
ing today signed an order assigning Con.
structor Hobson to duty in charge OF the
construction department at the Puget sound
naval station at Bremerton. Hobson has
eeen FOR some months on waiting orders
having declined an assignment TO Pensa'
e"ia, penuihg action OF congtess upon a mn
asstn,o'rlhlng his retirement. Special action
Oh TINS nature was regarded as necessary
IN view OF the failure OF .wo raval examin.
ihg boards to find him physically disGuaii-
Ihu Tor active service. The navy denart.
ment concluded that the straits throuTb tbe
restgnatl9n OF Constructor Nibbs, leaving
asant me post az Bremerton, justices nc
acuon today. Hobson Is now IN a positioH
Wnere ne must resign from the navy service
aitsGgether or undertake active service. for
trouble. eouSe VI eye
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FOREIGN.

II is predicted that Castro's power vii
ne very short-lived and that the revo,n.
uonists will soon have him out OF ofacs
British sergeants hired to organize rbs
Moroccan army have resigned.
the people of Northern Sweden arc or
famine ratlons, but there has not vet hecr
any starvation.
It is said to be almost certain thar Mr.
balfour VIII be forced to give up the lead.
ershlp In the English commons ana tho,
hr. Chamberlain VIII succeed him.
The British believe that the trcotv -
Gently published assures to them suprsmocv
IN Abyssinia
The sultan is equivocating with the de-.
mands for reform In Macedonia made by
Austria and Russia
The crown prince and princess OF saxony
have come TO an amleabie arrangement
concerning their separation
The Mexican customs collections showed
q large Increase Tor December, Importers
haatcning to bring n goods IN order TO
avoid the Increased dsties
The police OF Vienna have perfected
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WASHINGTON.

Mr. Cooper has a bill Offering reward
for practicable and certain remedy for
the boil weevil.
Mr.. Hyde thinks Mr.. Burleson's plan for
collecting accurate statistics ON cotton and
wheat will accomplish the end sought.
The president Will stick to his antitrust
program. no matter what the cost.
MI Lyon left Washington tho same day
Mr. Hawley arrived and there was no con.
ference over the Texas patronage.
Republican senators conferred with the
president and assured him that all re-
publican opposition to the Cuban reciproc-
ity treaty had been overcome.
senator Beveridee informed the president
that the omnibus Statehood bill could not
pass the senate.
ADMIRAL Dewey and his stan have re.
turned
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TEXAS

Much attention viii be given to rice In
Hanis county during the coming year.
Lampasas county farmer got 1900 bush.
els OF onions from thirteen acres Of land.
receiver was appointed at Fort Worth
for the San Jacinto on company: applicn
lions were also fled at Waco.
] NJ. Nix Of San Antonio was forced into
bankruptcy and receiver appointed for
his stock
number OF new charters we're died in
the state department,
Tho Austin gambling houses have closed
their doors and saloon men were warned
thai the Sunday law might be enforced
Burglars stole about $1,000 worth OF Jew
elry and cash from residences at Gaines
yillr
In the Locklin habeau corpus at Llano.
Mrs Locklin swore her husband was at
home on the day Rountree was murdered.
The application OF J, W. higgins for
mandamus was heard IN the district court
at Waco and decision was reserved.
The people OF Fort Worth have organized
vigilance committee to hunt down the
footpnds who are lnfestlng the town.
Dallas carpenters and painters win today
decide on sympathetic strike which Is
now under discussion.
william Wendt has been elected treasurer
OF Washington county.
There was strike of longshoremen at
GalveAton but II did not last long.
The commissioners of Fort Bend county
are opposed to bonds being made by surety
companies.
A suit nled against the Texas and New
Orleans ut Beaumont win probably test
the commissions tank car rule.
Beaumont street cars we're stopped by
an accident
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LEGISLATIVE.

The senate in executive session confirmed
appointments made during recess passed
the Beaumont charter bill; passed n mum.
Der OF court bills.
The house did nothing.
A bill viii be introduced giving pastors
lien on church property for their sals-
rleR
Senator Faublou's resolution giving State
and county officials term OF four years Is
meeting with some favor.
II is regarded as probable that the con
stltutlonal amendment providing for good
sidewalks will be submitted 20 the people
The house adopted a resolution setting
forth the services OF Hon. John H Reagan
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ANOTHER VICTORY FOR HYDE.
Statistical Department Not to Be Placed
Under the Census.

OlpGT lIlG CENSUS.
Special to The Post
Washington, January 17.-Another ma
terial victory for Mr. Hyde and his bureau
mas Just been won; this time In the house
agricultural committee, which for several
days past has been considering a proposi.
tlon looking TO the merging OF the dlvi-
sion OF statistics with the census bureau.
This move was set on foot by the same
interests which were responsible for the
night on Mr. Hyde started months ago.
and as there was more or less influence be.
hind 1t many thought favorable action
would be taken by the committee, espe
eially because its chairman, Wadsworth OF
New York. was at hrst In favor OF the
statistical work being consolidated under
director Merriam OF the census The hear.
ings had before the committee, however.
speedily convinced the members that there
would not be the slightest grounds for
favorable report, and when a vote was
taken today every member went on record
against the proposed consolidation.
Having failed In this move and In that
TO have the statistical division put under
the weather bureau. the opposition to HYDE
seems TO be temporarily out OF ammunl-
ton. The next move Will be looked for
with great interest.
In the meantime. efforts win be made
to have carried out Secretary Wilson's rec
ommendatlon that the division OF statistics
De enlarged into bureau with an In.
creased force and larger appropriation.
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recipient Of many compliments from both
Sides OF the house. The speech was made
during the consideration Of the bill Great
ing department OF commerce, and was
IN answer to some remarks made by Rep.
resentatiye Hepburn day or two ago
Mr. Wooten upheld the cause Of labor and
also made some telling political points at
the expense Of Mr.. Hepburn. The speech
occupied only a few minutes, but 1t was
characterized by those who heard 1t as one
Of the best Mr.. wooten has made since
entering congress,
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HOUSTON.

special proceeding for approval Of bond
Of ex-sherln Garrett l. Scott Of Grimes
county has been made, BY which he viii be
released from 3nii
BODY Of oondnctor o. 8. paneis, who
WIS killed IN the Sour Lake wreck. has
been found and brought 20 Houston.
The needs OF Houston In thu way Of
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A Boiler Explosion.

Beaumont. Texas, January 17.--There was
boiler explosion on Spindle Top this after
noon about ESQ, and the fireman ia thouebt
TO be seriously injured He was brought
to the city for treatment The boiler was
me IN, property of Mr., Monroe Carroll on the
Iei!Ow rlne tract on Spindle Top 1t is re-
ported mat the explosion made ferrifc
noise and pieces were found SEVENTY Ave
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
STREET CARS STOPPED AND THE
PEOPLE ARE IN TROUBLE.
Fireman Was Badly Hurt by tho Ex
PIosion Of Boiler in the OIL Field.
Two Juries Hung.

. Branch office: The Posts Beaumont Of.
i ace is now located In Exall building
Erogad moor, both phones No s33 with q
n; Linn as business representative and
Greer as correspondent SubscrIntionS
ahu advertisements or news items left al
SIts sdaress VIII receive prompt attention
ouDscFiners having any cause for Complaint
as 10 delivery of papers are reopested ia
i,no or otherwise notify the oface
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DRUGGISTS MUST BE oAAaY.
'hey Sell All Kinds OF Hair Preparations.
ana Fear to DiscrirniyatA

prrs,is,a ear 70 Discriminate.
49,. usglsts sell all kinds OF hair nransr.
aF si,,t Sha as rule they are wisely lhsr,
INT Mug preference TO any particnisr one
SSu. NRsny Of them have come ont n,o p1s
msnt tbst herpicide, the new treat.
ssrm FERN y, Swannei 4 Son, CbRmnauisann uT TII
hsye yne customer OF ours who ala 40,
Ssss e a hair on top Of his head wbe, Ho s
start start to " use Eerpieide,, now has fall
neys Aerpicide 10 be By Tar The hes+ We re.t .e-
drsSs ~ ils kind on the market" Hi,,a.
wbs 1s Of similar testimoniaIs from exsrx.
To- ~ solo ny cockrcll a Bonner. sans
Ca. nstralsp ros sample to The Herpieads
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RAILROADS.

The Corslcana people have forwarded the
papers containing their proposition to the
Rock Island
The Erie is to be merged into trans
continental system Mr., Frick is said TO
be behind the Rock Island now.
The Santa Re has seen to II that the
tanks contain plenty OF oil.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values declined on Llverpoors
Weakness but reaction occurred and the
market closed at an Edvanea
The stock market wns ianguid ana ir-
regular little interest being taken in the
good bank statement
The wheat market was strong ON bullish
foreign news. but corn and oats suffered
decline.
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THE BOSSES ARE DoDGlNe.
Lyon Left Washington the Same Day
Hawiey Arrived There.

EJOTT NVII VFaoTWNIIJ0 TIC 0drnc Day
Hawiey Arrived There.
Especial to The POST
Washington, January 17.-There were no
developments Of Importance in the Texas
patronage situation today. National Com
mltteeman Hawley came over from New
York this morning and State Chairman
Lyon left for Maryland, where he las
some business matters to look after this
afternoon
II IL not recorded that they saw each
other long enough 10 have any extended
conference and the impression has been
back on both sides
Mr. Hawley had nothing to sny when
seen tonight. He expects to be here at in.
teryals during most of the coming week.
MT Lyon told his friends before leaving
that he expected to return to WssbInT,
ton In two or three days.
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MR.. sLAYDEN's BILL
VIII Try to Have It Put Through as a
Special Measure.

Especial 70 The Post J
Washington. January 17.--As has already
been stated in these dispatches, Repre-
sentative Slayden will try to get through
at this session his bill providing for the
establishment Of a permanent camp Of
military instruction near San Antonio. The
ny Hhhllitsry APPROPRIATION bill having passed
the house, IL will be Mr. Slayden's an
deavor to have his bill Incorporated in an
amendment to be added to the general
measure In the senate committee. The ND
thereof as may be necessary.
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THOMAS Joyoe eets an Estst',

Beaumont. Texas, January He
NJ. Guffey Petroleum COMPANY y =
ceipt of a letter inauiring wDefh'i =
one Thomas Joyce is In their emp,g.
letter is to the effect that the NAV,
has quite recently died and lal ng
thereby making him heir to an e's y.
ued at $4,000. Mr.. Joyce IS " ~
leans at present and viii return
city.
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Beaumont, Texas, January lI.--Lsns'
about 8 o'clock something went srctif
the generator IN the power hcuE 4
street railway and the cara came totE1
stop in all parts Of the city and
have been run since that time, nala
almost impossible for the residents !
city who I've a good distance out % 3
town. The streets are all poo
and 1t is almost impossible ior ahy ~
e vehicle TO get around. Inc PAVE
tractor is HANDICAPPED by the ram Y. y
on the streets will probably pc 1aNi-
for come time.
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AdnlraI pewen Returns.

Washington. January l7.--The flagship
Akkynower. with Admiral Dewey. Rear Ad-
raarai Taylor and the fleet stat aboard, ar.
rived at the Washington navy yard from
Ctiebra this afternoon.