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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
NEWS OF VERMONT.
More Important Events Grouped Cor
Free press Nea,icrs-- Alleged SPOT.
tcr Employed In Bethel.

tcr Employed In bethel.
n ". Wilbur. who was bound over last
summer from Bethel to the December
term of the Winsor county court to an
sWer to a charge of selling intoxicating
liquor without II license, was arraignsd
in court Wednesday. lie entered plea
of guilty and fine ot $500 WIS imposed
Tho execution of the sentence was sus-
tanned and Wilbur was placed under the
charge of Probation officer Souths@to
which will probably be tho end OF thu
case. There were peculiar circumstan
in this case and Wilbur has already su,
ferod II mental punishment Of severe.
months dnrntior lie was arrested II
I;cthel ON evidence of - detective employ
ed hy the town LIQUOR commissioners I"
ferret out Illegal sal"S Tho detective. 1t
* said, inve igl"d himself into tho CON
u,cuc, NJ Wilbur and visited him ut his
room mt tho hotcL AT the suggestion of
| the detectives patty WAS made up to-
| play cards ana tho detective asked vii
bur if he didn't have something To drink.
loo response to which Wilbur produced
some whiskcy and the entire party par
took. This incident was the only case
AGAINST Wilbur. We hao wife and fam
ly depending on him for support at
No'uc y. H.
WAITER SUPPLY UNSAFE.
nr Ucnrv Tucker. hc1tn officer of
~ .tltl,noru has received from the St"l"
llbnratpiN a report ON tho samples 81
N.lfci from the southern source at tIr
Chestnut Hin Reservoir comrauN, "h'h
ho scut to burlington last week. ON i"'
INST sample which Vas ta>rn week
IL I cold
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12

strenuous times for the taxpayers of that
purah VINO think that there is no par
icuar reason why they should settle up.
MISSIONARY NEWS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
WINOOSKl
Bank

From itI careful management has noa
met with loss from any loan made during
the last twenty years.
Deposits made during the first five days
OF any month viii draw interest from the
drst day .: that month. Deposits made
ater the NTH day of any month Will draw
interest from the first day OF the next
month.
Interest Ia credited depositols Jan. lse
and July Ist. compromising semi-annually.
The rate OF interest paid 6epcsitors By
all savings banks in this State 10 linite0
by law 10 three and onC-half per cent
until its surplus amounts TO ID per cent
OF It's deposits Wnen al extra dividend
10 to be made
No interest is allowed by law % be paN
on deposits in excess OF two thousand dole
lars except II be on deposits by widoEss
orphans. administrators. executors. guar
dians. charitable or religious institutions.
or on trust funds depos ted by order OF
court.
The hank pays nj, taxes IN this state on
deposits Of two thousand dollars or less.
VERMONT LOANS SOLICITED.
Deposits, Juno 80. ls04. $1,000, 1ss.iJ
Surplus .......... .6,0s0.2o
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@,S0S.M

Deposits and surplus 81 a, ses.<~
OFFICERS-S. ii. Weston, presidenta
J. a. Small. LIST Vice President: 4. BlS"
wood. End ice-Presldent: Ormond Cole
Treasurer.
TRUSTEES-S. H. Weston, J. B. small
Samuel Bigwood. 2 &. Mower. Ormono
Cole. 0. +. Ray. q. II. Shipman. r. J,
White.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12

At the recent meeting OF the county ox-
aniiners at the State House a resolution
was adopted that teachers breaking their
contracts should be deemed guilty of I'M
professional conduct, and not worthy Of
certificates. This is one Of the most inn
portant actions ever taken by The eX-
aminerS, and teachers hereafter cannot
jump their contract without losing their
certificates to teach.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
NGTCN COZ NTN COURT AD-
JOt'RN

assistant Judge W. g. Peel, Of Sand
ptto al ioluncd the December term of
i;cufi -iou county court at eight o'clock
81 rd. uornitg after a term of five
vtet- Judge Powers left for his home
I'm Aluri -Nllo ON tho sis train Saturday
'n.rtnr n" WAS accompanied by his
vii. lIU cIild. Tho attention of the com
IS count WIS taken up until shortly before
atiourn.uDnt Friday afternoon with the
Cprr gINni-o case. ono was granted to-
-icr with Slep alimony payable in small
~nnls Hi % tim" for two years to Auec-
l'no Goro Both parties appeared to he
Sai4~ii,d.
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Notice to Contractors.

The undersigned will receive bids
at their Office until the 21st day of
September, for the furnishing of all
materials and labor necessary for
the erection and completion of a one
story brick business house for Ulle-
ry Furniture Co., in the town of Ar
tesla, N. NJ, according to plans and
specifications now on file with the
Bank of Artesia, and in the Office of
the undersigned.
Each bidder will be required to
accompany his bid with certified
check for two hundred fifty ($250-U0)
dollars, made payable to the order of
the Ullery Furniture Co., as guar
antee that they will enter into con-
tract and approved bond within ten
(1O) days from date of being award
ed the contract.
The owners reserve the right TO
reject any or all bids.
Sept 10, 1905. 69tS
J. NJ. NELSON & CO,
Architects, Roswell, N NJ.
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An Exclamation.

There being some dissatisfaction
or complaints to the Morrison Bros.
of Roswell from chiefly, the people
of Artesia prompts me to make this
explanation They say and ev IN
write Morrison Bros. that they will
not trade with firm who employ a
man that will contest a claim.
Why | Did So.
July 3Oth, 1903, Mr.. Gayle Talbot
in Township II, Range 25, containing
320 acres near Artesia, with the m
derstanding, of course, to spend $500
per year on same for improvements.
On April Sth. 1905, 20 months later.
was on the said land, and no i'm
provements whatever were there, and
no sign of any having ever been
there, or that any would ever
be put there. Feeling that under the
circumstances, l had as much light
TO the land or even more so, | fled
a contest suit against Mr.. Talbot. He
August 11th, 1905, at which time he
made no defense whatever, and did
not even appear in court against me.
therefore consider that what 1 have
done is strictly legitimate, honest,
honorable and upright.
Now, what | ask, is why should you
blame Morrison Bros. If there is any
blame coming, why not blame me
and not an innocent party. If you
think the above is not correct yol
for yourself. Very respectfully.
J. W. CAMEL,
with Morrison Bros.)
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Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 15.-An un
usually heavy rain storm, amounting
almost to a cloudburst in proportions
and accompanied by a high wind in
western Missouri and eastern Kan
sas, early this morning caused ser
ious damage and the loss of at lie" St
four lives. An average of four inches
of water fell. All the streams are ri
sing rapidly.
At Maxson, Kan, woman and
three children, names unknown, were
drowned in the destruction of a rail
road camp. The man and one child
of the same family were rescued TO-
day from a tree where they spent
the night
At Leavenworth, Kan, several
store fronts were blown in and the
grand stand at the race track was
demolished.
A dispatch from Beatrice, Neb
says that much damage was caused
by cloudburst there today Three
inches of water fell in few min
utes Cellars were filed At Virginia
Neb., six inches of water fell.
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TOUGH ON PATENT MEDICINES.
Manufacturers of Many of Them Must
Take Out Liquor License.

Manufacturers of Many of Them Must
Take Out Liquor License.
Washington, d. c., Sept. 1.-THE
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
today rendered a decision that will
seriously affect a number of patent
medicines composed largely of dis
titled liquors. He revised the ruling
of the department made many years
ago, and now decides that the man
ufacturers of these medicines must
take out licenses as rectifiers and H.
quOr dealers, and druggists and 9TH
ers handling them will have to pay
the usual retail liquor dealers license
when the presence of drugs i'll the
compound is mot diScoverable oy
chemical analysis or it is found that
the quantity of drugs in the prepara-
tion is so small as to have no ap-
preciable effect on the liquor
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If it is for sale, list it with w. z
Davisson & Sons, of Hagerman. N.
NJ, and Walker Bros. of Artesia, n
NJ. They can and will sell 1t, II
you price it right. We will have our
car on the next excursion and plenty
OF buyers We can sell any kind OF
land anywhere in the Valley. Address
all mail lists to w. S. Davisson &
Sons, Hagerman, N NJ. and Walker
Bros, Artesia, N. NJ. 69t5
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TAINTED MONEY.
Or. Washington GLADDEN. introduces
Resolution Against It.

nCSoiuI'OI against IT,
Seattle, Wash, Sept. 15.-Dr. Wash
ington GLADDEN. formally introduced
his resolution protesting against the
invitation or solicitation of tainted
money at this mornings session of
the American Board of Commissions
for Foreign Missions of the Congre-
gational Church. The resolution was
referred without discussion. The res
olution is as follows:
Resolved. That the officers of tNis
society should neither solicit nor in
vite donations to it's funds from per
sons whose gains are generally b,
lieved to have been made by meIt-
DDS morally reprehensible and social
ly injurious"
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ther-in-law) at a place called Rocky
Arroyo, about 33 miles from Carls
bad on Dec. 18th, 1904. The selec-
tion of the Jury was begun Wednes
day morning and was completed at
eleven o'clock Thursday a. m. after
two special venires had been issued.
The case will probably go to the jury
this evening or some time Saturday.
The jury of twelve consists of i've
men from Artesia, two from Lake
wood, one from Dayton, three from
Carlsbad and one from the plains.
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TAFT PARTY IN PEkIN.

Party Visit Summer Palace.
Pelkin, China, Sept. 15.-Miss Alice
Roosevelt and the ladies of her party
went to the summer palace Wednes-
day and spent the night. Yesterday
they were received in formal audi
ence by the Dowager Empress. The
empress moved among. the visitors,
chatting informally and presenting
them with handsome gifts of brace
lets and rings. The party spent the
day sightseeing. Tomorrow they will
go to Tfen Tsin to attend reception
given by the viceroy.
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The largest crowd of men that ev-
er gathered at the Roswell CONNER
cial Club was assembled there last
night when the opening smoker of
the year was held to discuss ques-
tions of the greatest importance to
the Roswell public. The number in
attendance is estimated at 125.
President G. A. Richardson presid-
ed over the meeting and made the
opening address.
One of the propositions brought
up for discussion was: Ways and
means to get a new railway for Ros-
well, preferably the Santa Fe Cen
trail" Mr.. Grimshaw son of the AS
sistant to the President and Ge1er-
al Manager S. B. Grimshaw of the
Santa Fe Central, was present, and
gave his views on the proposition.
He is of the opinion that a railroad
from here to Torrance would be a
paying investment.
Judge Richardson advocated Civ
ing the Santa Fe Central bonus q
Roswell and right of way through
Roswell. and possibly a right of way
through Chaves county. He also ia
vored building a grade part way fer
the railroad. and further, suggested
that a move be started to have 81
other end of the road.
1t was advised by President Rich
ardson that the Club, or citizens of
Roswell make a definite proposition
embracing these points to the SAM
ia Fe Central
1t was the general opinion of the
meeting that another railroad is Just
what Roswell needs. The matter was
referred to the committee on rail-
roads with instructions to act.
The second great question taken
up was the discovery of oil in this
vicinity and at other points in the
Valley. Mr.. Reynolds. the man who
recently made a proposition to sink
a prospect hole for gas or oil mere
and who was leading spirit in TIE
oil boom in Boulder, Colo, some time
ago. was present, accompanied hy
two capitalist friends from Denver.
The three stated that they were mere
for bona fide investments, and were
going to invest in and improve land
whether they did anything else or
not, but that they would like also
to try the oil proposition. They are
not asking for subscriptions or any
thing else, but want to sink a deep
well to see if oil cannot be found.
Mr.. Reynolds declares that the pros
poets here are the best he ever saw.
Other matters of lesser Importance
were discussed and the Club partook
of refreshments and enjoyed a So
cial hour with luncheon and cigars
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ment until October 10 to enable the
coalition of parties to submit a pro-
gram to Emperor Francis Joseph
The announcement of the proroga-
ton of parliament was greeted by the
members of the defeated party with
shouts of ''the same old game" Fran
els Kossuth, leader of the united op-
position, vigorously protested against
the prorogation of parliament as un-
constitutional. A motion by Kossuth
expressing this sentiment was adop-
ted by the lower house, after which
the house adjourned amid great ex-
element.
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FOR UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.
Workmen Make a Demonstration in
Budapest, Hungary.


Budapest, Hungary, Sept ia
dense mass of workmen marched to
the lower house of the Diet today for
the purpose of making a demonstra-
ton in favor of universal suffrage.
Strong cordons of police were posted
near the building. Herr Julius Justn,
president of the house, received the
deputations who presented petitions
setting forth the demands of the peo-
pie. Justh begged the people to chi
city await the decision of the parlia-
ment- No disturbances had occurred
ND to the time of fling this dispatch.
On the re-opening of the Diet to-
day, Baron Pejevary formally an
nounced the resignation of the cabi
net and the prorogation Of parlia-
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Presbyterian Picnic.

The picnic to be given by the Pres
byterian church and Sunday school
will be held at the Slaughter ranch
tomorrow. The conveyances will be
in waiting for the picnickers at the
church at $50 in the morning. Good
care will be taken of the children.
Parents invited.
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with Morrison Bros.

Misses Augusta, Anna Laura and
Lorena Campbell left this morning
for Wheeling, w. Va, where Misses
Mount De Chantal Academy for the
coming winter From Wheeling Miss
to spend the winter with relatives
and friends.
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CADET OFFICERS APPOINTED.
Important Ceremony at the institute
Last Evening.-Base Ball Team
Getting in Good Shape.

When the cadets were formed for
evening parade at the New Mexico
Military Institute yesterday after
noon, an order was published an
nouncing the list of cadet officers for
the present session The order was
as follows:
Headquarters of New Mexico Militia
ry Institute, Sept. II. 1905. General
Orders No. 4.
Upon the recommendation of the
Commandant of Cadets, the follow
ing promotions and appointments are
ordered in the Battalion OF Cadets,
and they must be obeyed and respec-
ted accordingly:
To be Captains: E. Head, R. l..
Smith, N. Weltmer
To be First Lieutenant and Adj,l-
tant: B. Marcus
To be Lieutenant and Quartermas-
ter: j. Chester.
To be First Lieutenants: c. Il.
Render, r. H. Ludlum, J. NJ. Harlan.
To be Second Lieutenant: D. Ham
ilton
To be Sec Lieut. and Drum Ma
ior: R. Miller
To be Serg. Maj, s. H. Seay
To be First Sergeants: r. H. Gar
rett W. Coppinger, j. Miller.
To be Sergeants: w Belt, NJ Gam
mon, A. Kennard. P. Miller, R. L.
Pollard. J. A. Stewart, N. Armijo, j
Lee. E. Bertner, H. Coke. ]. L Hub
bell and G. C. Hart
To be Corporals: J. Arlington. j
Taliaferro. G. H Frost. S. Stevens
E. Denning, N Keith, T. Sutherland
T. W. Winston, H. B. Cooley. R. Sci
by and a. Samworth.
! The non-commissioned officers are
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REFUGEES FROM YELLOW FEVER

Over Two Hundred of Them Have
Arrived in Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, O., Sept. 15-Of two
hundred refugees from the yellow fe-
yer district of Louisiana who arrived
here today, five are held on esuspi
officially reported that scores of 9TH
ers scattered through the city, are
sick and may have the fever.
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AS we have purchased a large
stock of Spring Chickens and
Veal, you will be able to get the
best at our shop at all times.
We also have the best beef i'm
Roswell. Star Market, j. K.
Pierce & Co., /, Proprietors Phone
Sc. 0-3t
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Rev. C. c. Young leaves this az
ternoon for his home in Bisbee, A.
T.. after spending two weeks with
his former church congregation here.
He was the guest of DIR. and Mrs G..
T. Veal while here. He left Roswell
on the automobile, going by way of
Torrance.
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Retaliatorx Duties AboIished.

St Petersburg, Sept. 15.-An impe
rial ukase abolishing retaliatory du-
ties on American imports was ga
zetted today and was placed in in
mediate effect at all custom houses
by telegraphic orders from the min
istry of finance.
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Trolley Sar Collision.

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 15.-Seven-
teen persons were injured, none Of
them fatally, today in a collision DE-
tween trolley cars on the Kansas CT
ty and Leavenworth line near Leav-
enworth The men injured were Re.
publicans who had gone to Leaven-
worth from Kansas City to attend a
political meeting.
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Gunshu, Manchuria, Sept. IA
General Fukushima, representing the
Japanese Field Marshal Oyama, and
Gen. Ovnosky representing Gen. Ii lie
evitch, met yesterday on the plain
near Shapotzu, and after nine hours
negotiations signed an armistice to
take effect Sept. 16. It agrees to the
abolition of all hostilities or inimical
acts. and establishes a neutral zone
four kilometers wide between the TWO
armies. of which Shapotzu on the
railroad is the center. Maps showing
the zone are to be distributed. Only
civilians will he allowed within the
territory, and communications be-
tween the armies are to be only by
the Shapotzu road.
Special naval ENJOYS are to meet
near Vladivostock with one ship for
each nation to confer and establish
an armistice and neutral zone on the
waters. An armistice on the borders
of Korea to be arranged by separate
negotiations between the local com-
manders and on terms similar to the
ones agreed upon in Manchuria.
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(locai Report.)
Roswell, N. M, Sept 15.-Temper-
ature.-Max.. 90; mfn., 81; mean, "a
Precipitation, 90; wind s., veloci-
ty 6 miles: weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Saturday. sta
tionary temperature.
NJ. WRIGHT,
OMcial IN Charge.
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Baron komura's Condition.

New York, Sept. 15.-Secretary Sa-
to gave out the following statement
today regarding Baron komura's IL
ness: "Dr. Janeway was called in
this morning by DIR. Pritchard in the
case Of Baron Komura. AS a result
of a joint conference of Drs. Della
field, Janeway and Pritchard, it is
announced that no finally conclusive
diagnosis it yet possible. The Baron
passed a quiet night. His condition
indicates nothing serious or alarming
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J. w. Gregg and wife returned this
morning to their home in Portales.
Mr.. Gregg attended the lumbermen q
convention, and his wife was visit
ing friends.
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Liohtnino struck Store,

ST. Joseph, Mo-, Sept. 15.-Light-
ming struck the Smith furniture store
here today and it was totally destroy-
ed by fire.
The loss is 100000.
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G. w. Turner VIM. Burchfield, A.
c. Hultz and Frank Wason, who have
been here prospecting and visiting
friends, left yesterday for their home
in Linden, Ia.
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Mrs. j. w. Working left this morn
ing on her return to her home in
Garden City, Kan, after spending six
weeks very pleasantly with Mrs C.
w Haynes.
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to be assigned to duty with the COM
panies by the Commandant of Ca
diets without respect to rank BY or
der of
COL. ]. w, WILSON.
Superintendent.
l.. MARTINI-MANCIN
Adjutaat.

The Military Department is thor
oughly organized and the corps OF
cadets now numbers 11S stalwart
young men. The battalion is divided
into three companies, and just as
soon as the uniforms come, regular
parades will be held every Tuesday
and Friday afternoon
The band will be prepared for 1u-
ty about the first of next month, and
no doubt it will be as good as here
tofore.
The baseball team is doing daily
practice and will be ready to meat
all corners" by the date set for the
Roswell Fair. Several of the new
boys are showing up very well on
the diamond.
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JURY IN DANLEY CASE.
Two Special venires Had to se Is
sued to Find Men Who Could
Qualify as Jurors.

Through the courtesy of c. NJ.
Bird, clerk of the district court, 1T Is
learned that the court, in session at
Carlsbad, has just completed the
work of selecting jury in the case
of the Territory VS.. Lee Dan,ey
This is a murder case and was
tried at the March. 1905. term and q
mis-triaI declared, the jury failing
to agree. Danley is charged with the
murder of one Tom Harris (his bro
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RACE RIOTS IN MISSOURI.
Sheriff and Posse Restored Peace by
Arresting Many Persons.

Henderson Mount, Mo-, Sept. Is
Sheriff Henry and posse today stop
ped the race riots here by arresting
a number of persons implicated in
the trouble. The war resulted from
the employment of negroes to re-
place whites in some heavier work
in a lumber mill
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See my list of bargains on page
of this paper. II nothing there suits
you, see mo at once. can suit you
in something not mentfoned.-J. r.
Carlton, Room II Oklahoma Block.
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Miss Leslie Hair came up from
Dexter this morning to spend the day
looking after business
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DISCUSSED AT THE MEETING OF
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB.
ENDS WITH A SMOKE

Great Crowd Attends the Meeting
and Discusses New Railroads, Gil
Discovery and Other Important Sub
jects.-visitors Attend the Meeting
and Give Views.
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a. A. Ririe. of the Hondo reser-
voir force of engineers, returned this
morning from a trip to Carlsbad
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work. Wages $40 per month. Ar
ply to Mrs. Samuel Atkinson. o9tf
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CHOLERA SITUATION.
Eight New Cases and Three Deaths
Past TWenty-four Hours.

Berlin. Sept. 15.-An official bulle-
tin announces eight new cases OF
cholera and three deaths in the "a
hours ending at noon today. making
total of 100 cases and 68 deaths.