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The Meeker herald., 1905-08-26
COMING AND GOING.

town visitor Monday.
Mrs. 8. NJ. Miller left for Dsnver
Tuesday for brie: outirg.
w. b. Barnes Of Angora, was trans
acting business in the city Saturday.
District Attorney Gentry left for
Glsnwood "Wednesday to attend to Of
flcial business
A. J. Kapp.e and J. H. Templston
Of Maybell, registered at the Neeker
hotel Wednesday.
Mrs. p. r. Welch and Mis- Jessie
Dikeman returned from Denver
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Jennie Clifton, the music
teacher In our schools, returned from
the East Saturday.
Mrs. George Zitxman was passen-
ger ON the outgoing stage Tuesday,
bound for the Portland fair.
Mrs. J. w. Laird departed Wednes-
day for her home in New York City,
making stops at points Of interest en-
route.
After three weeks visit with her
friends here, Miss Jean Montgomery
departed for Portland aud the North
west Tuesday.
Lark Craig was IN town the other
day and alarmed his hosts of friends
here at the way In which he Ii falling
away in avOirdupois.
Clarence Lamb, who Ia now. with
one Of the big cattle commission
houses, WAS In Saturday visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George Henry.
J.H. Coltharp Is home again after
inspecting his string Of Utah mercan-
tile establishments. Mr.. Coltharp
reports vernal on the boom.
Mrs. Rube Ball and the children
were the guests Of Mrs. Rabbit and
Miss Roxie Smith vt the ranch at
White River during the week.
w n aud Mrs. p,.a =, Graf,
passed through Tuesday N the ad-
vance guard of the q A r from Routt
county to the Denver encampment.
Mrs ch.r,ss pr,,,,o from, novel.
v.rsaa Ia In v,s,.,r,s ~ .,..s,. A..
HAIRY f,of, aud MI. u.rt Mrs
Rr;dve I. .cco,nn.n,.d !, no. a.n.,,-
! -. Mi.s.. vara M NJ
Rivar were In Mcn,,.v Tha xy,,snns
w,sh 10 .snd .hs,r a,,,td.a, 80 .hs
Me.ksr srhool tha .or,,n. t.r,r ana
wara hun,,n. ~. -t.rs -. .,,a,.
eP enc .us1 ose9ae N''u n,s sou''
~ W ~ Mno nay p0ea - ".iu .
.o~se VI ooa.. ior seserai
49,, 49,, 49, .es.'Se.e = y,.o DAooAe'
'o.e' i"''o"y 9" i'uee " Aoe"sef'
waiter James OF Axlal, WAS z town
VISITOR Monday. Mr. and Mrs. ~. II.
James ana family ana = corps o. SER
wants from Chicago are now y the
.".'n .n'OyMas ~. cooii"s Dseese1 Vi
w.. >'e sSe'
After taking IN" the giories OF the
upper Whi1e ~ the guests OF MI. and
MIS-. W. y. simpson for two weeks,
MT. ana Mrs. burton II. Carrier, de-
parted ior their eastern home Mon
Day. Whiie IN the valley the Car
riefs paio visits 10 Mr. and Mrs. Ad
9'nieh ana mr.. ana MIS- MILF StmP-
son at 1helr ranches above town.
Homer Goff, Jack Deveraux and
Willard Sykes returned from the
Uintah country Wednesday,. As
noted elsewhere In these columns,
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Sheriff Amick is hunting for jurors
tliese days.
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Pear In mind that school opens
Tuesday, September 9Th.
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Ride seems 10 have played to luck
In the UintAh drawing.
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kngora Is now on the map.

Tho annual hunt for house. !. on.
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George Watson, foreman of the
Pierce 4 Reef Cattle company. met
with n serious accidentatJ J. b. Males
sanch on Trout creek Tuesday even
ing. The bunch of beef cattle being
driven to the railroad were being held
there for the night Mr.. Watson had
occasion to round up some stragglers
and when close to q fence his horse
fell, throwing hinr into the barbed
wire. He WAS badly cut up and was
Brought to Yampa Wednesday for
surgical observation-disclosures Leader
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Daring the past few weeks numer-
GUS outfits, filled with hope, passed
through bound for the promised
hnd"-the Uintah reserve. Now
they are returning east, filed with
disgust But, Notwithstanding many
blasted hopes and demolished air
eAstles, the Uintah country is a good
one, and those who have drawn
claims and stay with them will come
out all rfght--in due time.
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Mrs. Mary J. Niblock sold her
MesA ranch Through the agency Of
John A. Watson) last Saturday. The
Purchaser WAS Mfr. John J. Niblock.
This is one of the best pieces of prop
&rty on the Mesh, and with an as
sured supply Of water can be- made
tery productive. In time the Miller
creek ditch, which has been some
what leaky during the past two sea-
sons owing to unexpected breaks,
will furnish the needed water.
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SURPRISE IN STORE =. -
FOR THE: TAXPAYERS

SAULT STE: MARIE, Mich, Dec. 2s.
An unwelcone surprise at the office
Of the municipal treasurer awaits "a
number of taxpayers of the city. Il: At
the last meeting: Of sthescpunty board Of
supervisors, q resolution was atlopted
:instructing: all the assessing. officers to
re assess all lands; rejected by the
auditor general: for the past: 20 years.
In consequence IF this order. CitysAs-
tons TONS on Which the. taxes amount to
about $4,000. : This order will cause
heartburning. in some cases. as limo
cent purchasers will often suffer. When
they bought their property, the records
failed to show that there was anything
against it. Now. after. years, these re-
jected taxes are: sprung, and In order
to protect their title they will be oblig-
ed to pay. In some cases where the
seller is responsible, perhaps the buyer
can get back on a warranty deed, but
thase instances will be rare. There is
a belief in some quarters that the ass
essment is illegal.
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DRUGGED sH APE
" " PAIR on UTLAWSs

: MINNEAPOLIS, Dec; %. - !:e'hunch''
saved Andrew J.: Wright, a steamfltter
from the murderous designs 81 "a couple
of highwaymen in a, Bridge square So
loon yesterday. f11 81 :. - ..s.-. &.
Meeting a couple Of chance acquaint-
ances in the saloon. Wright called for
a glass OF sherry, and the moment he
swallowed it he. knew that the liquor:
the saloon, he boarded an Eighth and
Central car for home. AT Twinty-hftl
avenue Wright became unconscious.
and was hurried to drug store, where,
after an hour: he: was pronounced out Of
danger. ~ *:<:~,.,.,.: -: ~. a. Il,
/ Two men who gave Wright the
drugged wine were seen to follow him
to the car, but left when; friends took
charge of him.. :. Wright: recollectss pull
ing out his EeA, containing 1925, in the
saloon just before he met the strang-.
ers. When he drank the sherry, and
tasted the drug. he figured that he had:
better make, a. quick; move. and this
was what saved his money and probab-
ly his life. - = -. -
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G||||:'|||'9R|[l|l||A|R 'D ! I'd
FOR !: !: BRAVERY !
Saved Postolf Hoe \, 4 I rom - i b lob
berry, Whipping 4 Two II! Burg 3
: a=tlars-Is Promoted III r

sswAsfINGTON, Dec. 26-As a re-,
ward for defending the postoffice at
>Emma, N; c., four years ago against
four burglars, President Roosevelt has
waived the civil service regulations up.
on the Recommendation Of Postmaster,
General Cortelyou, and s. H: Alexand-
er's Christmas gift was a promotion
from laborer to a. clerkship in the de-
partment. Not only has the brave
North Carolinian been promoted but
to accentuate the honor an official
statement was issued today which gives
a full account OF the deed The at
tempted robbery took place on the
night Of Feb. 6, 1901, and the official
account says:
After the store in which the post
office at Emma is located, closed for:
the night, Mr.. Alexander, who had been
sleeping in the office adjoining, heard
a knock on the door and inquired what
was wanted. He was told that some
one living near wanted his MALL and he
unbarred the door, Two masked men
entered, covered him with revolvers and
commanded him to give up his own re-
volyer and open the fire proof safe.
While one of'the burglars, Frank John
son, who had laid his revolver on the
desk near the safe, was STOPPING in
the act Of looting the safe, and during
moment when the other burglar, Bert
Foster, had his head turned, Alexand-
er seized the revolver and shot the lat
ter near the heart. He attempted to
shoot Johnson also, but failed to do so
as the revolver, snapped.
"A desperate struggle followed.
Foster, although seriously wounded,
rHrrn ~ 1t =,
abdomen, the bullet coming out at the
back. Alexander seeing Foster about to
shoot at him again, johnson swung
around so that the bullet struck John
sons left shoulder from the rear, passed
through his neck and lodged in his
right jaw, from which 1t was extracted.
Alexander's face and hands were badly
cut and bruised before he overpowered
the burglars.
s"Alexander managed, however, to put
them both out of the building and to
call out signal of distress and then
tainted: The postmaster. hearing this
signal, came to Alexander's relief and
found him lying weak and faint in
pool of blood. -" 49,,
: His bravery is the more accentuated
when it is known that Mr. Alexander
is man of small stature, probably
not more than five feet inches tall
and weighs less than 125 pounds. 1t
would seem that he must have been
possessed Of almost superhuman
strength to GUST the two desperadoes
from the office. e. -
1.-TWO accomplices, who were waiting
on , the outside, carried away the
wounded burglars. to house in which
they were arrested the same night.
1.-THE two burglars above mentioned
together with two accomplices, after
trial were: given the extreme penalty,
which for the offense committed in the,
state Of North Carolina. is death.
Afterward the. sentence. was committed
in the case Of two cases to life i'm.
prfsonnent. The other two were hang
ed on Feb. 26, 1902 -S:t~.5 r.; - '''''
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Dusky Prince Is In America
To Urge That Course
On Congress.

WASHINGTON. Dec, 26:-The Rev;
P. D. Solomon, who says he is a royal
prince Of the Madingo tribe Of Sedan,
Africa, is in Washington: on q mission
which he thinks is the only practicable
solution Of the race problem.
Prince Solomon's mission is to in
fluence congress to make an approprla-
ton to transport all members of the
colored race in this country to Africa.
He has a place in view on the Niger
river, where they could form a colony
Of their own, govern themselves and
live together as a tribe or nation.
Should congress- see fit to make the APP
preparation his royal highness has no
intention of urging another law making
the emigration arbitrary, but he thinks
that the people of his race will be
more than ready to take advantage OF
the opportunity and flock to Africa by
the thousands. '>
A few days ago the prince held a
conference with Senator Morgan. In
speaking of his visit he said that Sc
nator Morgan didn't seem overenthusl-
astic about the scheme, but he hopes
ne said, couldn't quite seem to grasp
all the advantageous points Of the pro-
ject and tile prince didn't feel that he
had made himself altogether clear while
III the senator's committee room.
II am here on this mission at the
instigation of England" he said, but
just how England figured in the pro-
posed emigration he did not explain
The prince spoke at the Asbury A. NJ.
E. Church last Friday night. This was
his second appearance at the church
since he has been in the city. He was
featured as a special attraction, and a
large number of the congregation turn
cd out to hear further details about the
mysteries Of Darkest Africa He is
of the deepest ebony hue that 1t Is
possible to conceive. Although he says
he is go years old there are but few
lines in his face. .:
He is most reverend gentleman,
judging from his numerous divine de-
grees. He was born a. Mohammed and
educated for priest In that religion.
Later he was won over to the Hebrew
faith, and for fifteen years was one Of
the few rabbis in Africa. There was
something in the Hebrew" religion which
didn't quite come up to all his require
ments, and, after discussing matters
with missionary from the country, he
adopted the Christian faith.
When asked how long he intended to
stay at the capital he said:
Until 1 get the matter all arranged,
1 want to see the president before l
leave. I think he will take an interest
in my mission and help me. I have a
number of letters and credentials from
England, but forgot to- bring them with
me tonight"
Prince Solomon doesn't believe in
sending missionaries from this country
to Africa. He says keep them at home.
"You need them more right here" he
says. He sang hymns for the benefit
of. the congregation. One was In an
African tongue. -: =. y. =: ;. !.
, The prince is: !. great. admirer q, Of
Abrah am Lincoln. HIS project, he
contends, is merely a finished scheme
of the one Lincoln advanced to trans
port all the colored folks to Liberia
for colonial ton. ...-+
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ACTION AGAINST ROAD.
NOT READY FOR TRIAL

ST. PAUL, Dec. 2e.-The case Of the
Pine Island Elevator company COM
plant against the Chicago Great Yves,
warehouse commission had set for a
hearing Dec 20, has been postponed
until some future date to be set later.
It was stated by the petitioners that
shippers at Zumbrota and Goodhue
wanted to Join" cause with them and
they wanted more time to prepare the
papers. The elevator company filed
complaint against the railroad that
they were charging more for grain from
wing to Chicago, a longer haul
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CHARGES OF TAMPERING
WITH THE u. S. MAILS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Complaint,
which is regarded as involving infrac-
lions of the postal laws of most Sc
rious nature, has been filed and is be-
mig investigated by the postoffice de-
partment in relation to the delivery
of the mail of certain prominent poll
ticians of Frankfort. Ky. The COM
plant, which does not contain any spe-
cific charge against any particular per-
son, alleges that the mail from WASH
ington, addressed to Frankfort, has
been diverted from it's proper channel
and that other mails have borne evil
dences Of having been tempered with.
The postal authorities here are reti-
cent about discussing the complaint,
but admit that it has been filed and
that it was made the subject of imme-
date investigation which has not been
COMPLETED.
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PRESIDENT TO VISIT
VIRGINIA HOME

! WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.--President
and Mrs. Roosevelt accompanied by
several of their younger children will
leave Washington tomorrow morning
for visit of some days to their country
place, "Plain Dealing. in Albe1narle
county, Virginia. This is the place
purchased by Mrs. Roosevelt some time
ago as a. place where the members Of
the family could go at frequent in
tervals if they desired without extern
siye travelling. The president and the
members Of his family will return to
Washington Sunday night. The negro
caretaker and his wife at the country
home will do the cooking for the pres
ident and his family. :: -"
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FATAL ACCIDENT TO
BASKETBALL TEAM

FREEHOLD, N. j., Dec. 26.-One
member of the Avon basket ball team
was killed, two fatally injured and
four more had their skulls fractured to-
day, when a Pennsylvania freight train
struck the coach in which the team
was driving home after a game here
and a Christmas celebration.
AS the coach crossed the tracks, the
engine hit it almost squarely in the
center, tearing it loose from the horses
and breaking it into a score of pieces,
throwing the members in all directions.
John Benneman, of Asbury Park, N.
j., was killed outright and nearly
every member Of the team was knocked
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WILL, INVESTIGATE
MEXICAN MURDERS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 26.-The state
department today telegraphed Amerf-
can Consul Hills at Chihuahua, Mexico,
the nearest consul to Diaz, the scene
Of the recent killing of Rutherford and
McMurray, to proceed Immediately to
that point and investigate the case.
Finstad, the owner of the ranch where
the tradgedy occurred and Shorty"
a cowboy, are held in Jail on the charge
of having committed murder, notwith-
standing their protest that it was the
work Of Mexican brigands and Mr..
Mills will see that they. have a fair
hearing ~ 80
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KEEPS MARRIAGE A ;. ~:
SECRET MANY MONTHS

PIPESTONE, Mimi, Dec. 26.-After
being kept as. a secret for nearly six
months during which time not the
slightest suspicion of such an event
came to even the most intimate friends
of Richard IS: Shepherd, deputy sheriff
Of Pipestone county, his marriage to"
Miss Julia Roy Of the United States In
dustrial school IN this city, was first
made known yesterday: A newspaper
reporter CHANGED to be looking over the
records Of Clerk Of Court Smith for the
past year, and was greatly surprised at
finding there the record of the marriage
which occurred ON July 10.
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NARROWLY ESCAPE
DEATH, BY POISON

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 26.-Walter
Wilkinson and his wife, Twenty-third
avenue north, ~nerly met death through
mistaking hellebore for icorice root
early Christmas morning. It zig now
thought that both will recover When
Mr.. Wilkinson arose early Christmas
morning, both he and his wife. felt
slightly sick. Mr.. g Wilkinson proposed
taking some powdered ncorice root.
BY mistake they got hold of some
hellebore. The drug was Immediately
effective and both became unconscious.
Medical aid was: summoned but it was
not until evening that the phys cians
felt Justified in predicting: their re-
cOvery. . .>...~. ....:,s.... =.
Mr.. Wilkinson il. a flower fancier, and
had. the hellehore for Kidding his
Mr.. Wilkinson was one of the victims
Of the recent 500 line wreck in the st.
Paul yards.;. ,..... >: ,u~
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ROYAL ARCANUM .: -
WILL APPEAL: CASE

BOSTON, Dec. 26:-W:, O.: Robson Of
this city, supreme secretary of the royal
Arcanum, stated today that the sup
rene councils legal representatives
had decided to appeal from the: decision
of Judge Gaynor of New York, which
on Saturday virtually ,nullihed the new
rates that went into effect. Oct. /.
The secretary says the council has no
intention of abiding by any decision
against the new rates until it. has been
taken by the highest tribunal. ..
The appeal will be entered in regular
order within the next 80 days.
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WOMAN LOVES AND
STEALS SCHOOLBOY

M1sHAWAKiA Ind, Dec. &c: "A SEN
sational case, rivaling that in which
Frank. Ely Of Evanston figured some
time ago, has stirred up this town.
SHIP - ~,:' -
Miss Adelia Evans, Of Akron, Ohio,
became infatuated with Clyde Major, a
schoolboy 13 years Of age, who lives at
Woodland, country village four miles
south of Mishawaka.> She drove to the
schoolhouse and induced the lad to en-
ter the carriage with her. Since that
neither the boy nor the young woman
have been seen nor heard from.u OFF,
GERS have been asked by the boys
parents to assist in finding the couple.
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THREE KILLED At -
A TURKEY SHOOT

, LONDON, KY, Dec. 26.-News reach
ed here late last night of the killing of
deputy sheriff and two other men
yesterday at Big Forks. A large crowd
Of men .congregated at an old-time
turkey shooting match. A dispute over
the matche soon brought ON a general
fight in which John Duff and Jake
Wilson shot and killed Joseph Wilson,
and Alexander Little killed Mack Rob-
erts, deputy sheriff. Duff and Will
son were arrested. Little escaped and
is being hunted by a posse. The third
killing quarrel occurred Sunday night
at Goose Creek, VIM. Vanover shooting
James Creech, following dispute.
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SAMOAN VOLCANO
IN FLAMES AGAIN

SAN FRANCISCO; Dec. 2s.-Accord-
ing to the passe1ig ers who: arrived on
the liner Ventura, the volcano on the
island of savaii in the Samoan group,
is still in vigorous, ACTIVITY, The glare
from the crater at might is visible, it is
said, at sea many miles away, and the
lava has covered an AREA Of thirty
square miles: This, molten flow has
filled eleven miles; of deep valley and
Is heading for: the .seashore. Natives
whose homes: are NEAR the beach are
preparing to abandon. their huts and
cocoanut groves at short notice.
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CRAWLING PLENTIFUL
IN WISCONSIN WATERS

IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich, Dec. 26.-
The fact that good catches Of gray
ling have been made by local fisher
men during the past; year is taken to
indicate that the hsh-ts returning to
the streams of northern Wisconsin and
upper Michigan, information that will
be pleasings:to sportsmen in general.
Similar catches are reported from the
copper country Fifteen years ago this
waters that II formed almost staple
article of diet.~e. !. --.ist:iG IN q t..4
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TWO ARE NAMED Il = =.
t.. ". -. j. TO TRY CADET:

+; sANNAPoLI Nd. Dec. "a. From
the staff Of the. naval academy Prof.
Philip r. ,Alger and Lieut.. Commander
+. M. Nulon; have been detailed as.
memberssef the courtinartial that will
try Midshipn1an Trennaor: Cofdn. IT..
J.. p. Ktmbrough. Lieut. Commander
w. J. Harrison has been designated AZ
judge advocates, 4 NE charge ana spesi-;
fcation nave been sprepar edaS byiaa the
naval denny authorttt ties and VIII be
served .upons the aeciised tomorrow
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TWO RAILROADS PAY
THEIR BACK TAXES

MADISON, wis.,. bee i s" 2e.-under a.
law passed at the: special session re-
quiring railroad companies to- pay up
back taxes befora contesting assess
ments in courts; the Northwestern to-
day paid $225, ss4 taxes for 1905 and
est for 1904 and 1905: 1t is expected
that all the smaller :rbads will follow.
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RIOTING ITALIANS
SHOOT POLICE

TORRINGTON,. Conn.,, Dec. &c.
While attempting to arrest party of
Italians, who were fighting, Robert
hewitt, policeman, was fatally shot
and L. S. Hull, chief of police, was
stabbed early today. Eight Italians
were shooting at each other, when the
police appeared and the Italians turn
ed their weapons against them. Chief
Hull is expected to recover.
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HANCOCK MAN: FATHER
OF A FAMILY OF 81

HANCOCK, Mich., Dec. ga re-
port came from Monominee to the effect
that citizen Of that town Is the father
Of IS children. Hancock, however, can
discount this record. Charles Ongie,
foreman carpenter and bridge builder,
Of the Mineral Range railroad, can give
the Menominee man cards and spedes
on family production. Mr.. Ongie is Is
years old, and is out at work at six
q: m. daily, hale and hearty. He is the
father Of 81 children. =.
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CROOKED BANKER
GETS SMALL FINE

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Dec. &c.
e. E. Snyder. former banker at Olin,
whose failure cost depositors 100000
and who fled ard was later arrested at
St. Louis, was Sentenced at Anamosa
today to pay g. fine ..ef 500 and costs.
Snyder pleaded guiltyy.to fraudulent
banking, but creditors signed plea
for c1ornancv ~: &. :
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FAMOUS POLICE
JUSTICE REMOVED

=. MONTREAL, Dec. 26.-Ulric 7~ La
F'cntaine, police. justice: has been dis
missed from the position as extradition
commissioner by the government. He
issued writs Of extraditfon =, ~ in many
celebrated cases, among them being the
Gaynor- Greene, proceedings: It was
stated when this case was being heard
that La Fontaine had incurred 81 the
enmity of powerful POLITICAL friends OF
the law" firm which represented the
American contractors. y. : ,,,:y:s. LIZ !: 4,
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WARM ADMIRER r.: &. /.
=: -! .2.= E.: OF BRYAN DEAD

SYRACUSE. N. r., Dec. 26.-John
Mccarthy, undertaken, died at his home
here today. aged SO years. He was
known throughout the country as an
enthusiastic Democrat. In 1884 he bet
everything he possessed, even his
81 warm supporter and personal friend
OF VIM. ]. Rryan. .ss d. q
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est. at six per cent. The money is to
be used in exchanging the paper COM
panys mortgage bonds, now outstand-'
ing to pay off liens upon property and
for other corporate purposes.