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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14

Tho Grammar and High School De-
partments OF the Friends School, at
Fourth and West streets, gave their
annual recital this morning, which
proved TO be a notable feature Of the
commencement week exerc g.
Acts III, w, Y and VII of "Alioe
In Wonderland. - dramatized by Emily
Prime Delafield, were given in a
pleasing manner 10y the students, the
cast OF characters being as follows (.
- Alice, Marguerite r. Lawson Z;
" Queen, " Dorothea Bechtel King, -
Donald Satterthwait; Duchess, - Eli
nor Robinson "knavo, 80 Morton nar-
veyi Eyecutioner % Robert w. Gran
ston; Iweedledee, - Gerald J. Pyle :
"Iweudledum, - Robert Strain, Sd /;
" Halter, Paul +. Thompson " Dor
n ouse, ~ Dillywn Parrish; "March
Hare, Henry M. Taylor, Jr. "White
Rabbit" " William h. Cam; Pish-
tootman, Edward Mondinhnn, Jr. ;
- Frog tootman, Everett II. Bieberg /;
Cheshire Cat, Stanley G. prickett /;
" Two, Edwin B. Sadtler Jr I;
" Rive, " Thomas Vail Mingate /;
" SEVEN, " fl. Charles Latimer.
The remainder of the programme,
all OF which was creditably given, was
as follows.
"The Song Of the Summer Stream, 4"
Frances Ridley Havergal, Elizabeth
ID. kruse "The Infexible Guide from
Pnrables of Life, Hamilton Wright
Mabie, Helen M. Duer; III / we're
you, " Marguerite Dickinson; liking
John and the Abbot OF Canterbury, y
Robert Burns, Bernice X. Davidson /;
The Owl Critic, - David w. Col.
pitts, Jr.
The annual commencement exercises
viii be held tomorrow morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14

Joined 20 a smoothly fitted yoke, any
Is fitted by means of shoulder aud W. W.
der-arm seams. When used the colls
IS Joined 70 the neck and front edes'
The shield is entirely separate aal
closed at the back while the olous
closes at front. The sleeves are siIs
ply full and can be finished VIII w w
deep cuffs or cut of below the elo0''
ana gathered into bands. II.
Tho quantity Of material requlsl
for the medium size is as yards =
"A yards - or 23s yards A me-
wide with y yard OF silk for the w.
The pattern 53T5 is cut in sizes iol a
81. "a, 36, 3s, and 40 inch ou'
measure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
status Of s.. Anthonr Bls..ea

A statue of ST. Anthony was blessed
before a large congregation In St.Patricks e
R. G. Church last night Rev William
j. Birmingham, pastor of the church.
ofiiciated and before leaving the sanctu-
AIRY 10 bless the statue, spoke Of the life
and work Of this saint, who was born in
Portugal in 1895. The statue is a GIFT Of
Mrs Ellen Carney Of Philadelphia. former
ly member Of 81 Patrick e parish
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
An outing for Poor chlldren

Ensign and Mrs Wiseman, in charge
Of salvation Army work here. have issued
an appeal to the public asking for con-
tfibutions for an outing for the poor chill
dren Of the city II Is intended to give
days pleasure TO 40 least 500 children
who would be unable 10 20 upon an ex-
cursiun in any other way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
TO TREAT runERouLosrs.
Society Desires Land Upon Which to
Place a Tent Colony.

NuVIUIY UUHTta INnu Upon Which 20
Place Tent Colony.
A meeting of the board Of directors of
the Delaware Anu-Tuberculosis Society
was held at the Now-Contury Club last
night A committee comprising DR.. p.
W. Iomlinson. Dr. Irvine NJ. Finn. Mrs.
c. Wesley Weldin, Mrs. f. l.. Gilpin and
DR.. Albert Robin was appointed TO look
for a suitable place to establish a tent
colony for the treatment Of patients.
The society would be glad 20 hear from
any person who is willing TO donate a few
acres of land in some suitable place upon
which such a colony could be established.
Dr. W. +. Hooy of Frederick was
named as wce-presdent from Kent
county and Dr. l.. W. Mustard of Iewos
as vice-prosident from Sussex county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Crueiax for a Church

A former member of St. Peters r. c.
congregation, New Castle, has donated
TO the church a magnificent crucihN. ~
feet high, which was imported from
Munich. The cross Is donated in memory
of the mother of the former parishioner
and is very handsome. II is now being
used as a mission cross and has attracted
grcnt attention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
New Church Altar.

The angelic figures OF the reredos to be
erected in connection with the beautiful
new altar at ST.. Johns Episcopal Church
have been shipped from Munich. It is
not known when the new altar will be
erected. It can not be placed until the
memorial window is erected in the rear
and this window, which is being made in
France, viii not be ready for some time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Degree for Father whelsn

At the 63d annual commencement of
the College Of St. Thomas at Villanova.
which takes place today at 3 O'Clock
the honorary degree OF doctor of phil
osophy will be conferred on Rev. John
l. Mhelan, graduate of class of 95. He
is a graduate of the Wilmington High
School and is a former resident of this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Had AudIenes wIth pone.

Through the courteous letter of
Bishop Monaghan of Wilmington. to the
Rev William G.. Murphey. vice-rector
of North American College AZ Rome.
Willard Hall Porter and family of this
city had the honor Of private audience
with His Holiness Pope Plus Y, on June
Cd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Graauatsa az civil rnrlnsnr

Mr. and Mrs. Watson B. lenderman
attended the commencement exercises
Of the University Of Pennsylvania in the
Academy Of Music. Philadelphia. yester-
day Their son. Watson Beatty Lender
man. was graduated as a civil engineer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Omcorn rloclod

Temple Lodge. No. II. A. r. & A. NJ.
last evening elected the following officers:
W NJ, Louis III. Coke, Jr., S w, John IS.
Bfokaw; j. W., Charles NJ Baird; Sec
Rotary, Owen w Everett; Treasurer
Edward B Mode
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
To Meet at Hniores,.

Queen Esther Circle Of St. Paul's
M. +. Church will meet at the resi- .
dence of Mrs. John II. Huntington, at
Hillcrest tomorrow evening. Darby
car will proceed up Market street, at
L30 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Erwerlh Learue Annlreranrr.

The Epworth League Of Harrison
its thirteenth anniversary on June
2Sth. An excellent musical and liter
AIRY programme is being prepared.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
THE GREAT AMERICAN rRrr.

From buffalo 90 Duluth through the Oroat Iakos
via tlcyeland, Detroit Nackinuc. and Tho 500 un
the splendid steel siulmcrs 'troncsf1H and
"Juniaia' oi the Anchor Limo during me month
ol June, "a q glorious experience The scenery Is
ever changing and charming, the sCrflco uncy-
ceiiod Fnil information may be had ol any renn.
sylyania railroad Ticket AgcnLs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
1urtobe Rera,rea.

The boarding tug Neptune Of the
United States government service,
which is stationed at Reedy Island,
Yesterday, put into the wharves of the
pusey a Jones Co. for repairs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Awarded a pan

The FIVE men awarded a $40 yen by
the Mercantile Printing Co. In connection
With lbs industrial fair exhibit. held a
meeting yesterday and decided that the
pen should 20 to Francis NJ Walker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Konneff RAILWAY HanrInn

United States Commissioner William
c. Mahahy yesterday heard additional
proof Of claims against the West Chester.
kennett q Wilmington Railway Co
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Movinr Pictnre Erhlhltlon

A moving picture concern has rented
the store No 5l7 Market street and /,
having il remodeled in order to give ex-
hihitions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
A. c. MCAUSLAND HURT
He Was Seriously Injured al
WilSlOW junction, N. j.,
Last Evening.
right FOOT Was CRUSHED
And Il Had to be Amputated at
the Camden Hospital.
FELL WHILE BOARDING A TRAIN
Thrown by a Loose Plank In
the Platform.
right FOOT Was CRUSHED
And II Had TO be Amputated at
the Camden Hospital.
FELL WHILE BOARDING A TRAIN
Thrown by a Loose Plank In
the Platform.

His Foot STRUCK ON tho RAN aud Two Car
wheels Passed over It-rhourh serl-
uu-y Hurt. Mr.. MoCausiand Nn1ied
rrom the Operation and IA tavorab q Re
port Was Received From the Hospital
This Morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
IinntRenairah.

The threo-masted schooner Clara e.
Randall, which has been undergoing
repairs at the plant OF the Harlan i
Hollingsworth Corporation, left yes
torday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
RECITAL At FRIENDS SCHOOL
BY the Crammer and High
School Departments.
VERY PLEASING ENTERTAINMENT
Given at the School Building
This Morning.

Four Acts OF ''Auce Ia Wonderland" an
Interesting Fea,ure of the rrogramme-
C"mmenoement Exerolses Tomorrow
Morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14

silvor Suds does not scratch. Sold b,
druggists and grocerst
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This afternoon at 1:30 occurred
an event OF considerable Importance
to Roswell. the starting of the new
Automobile Mail Route to Torrance.
Car" left the postoffice with it's load
of mail and without passengers, and
guided by B. G. Campbell dashed
down the street toward Torrance. 1t
was all accomplished without cere-
mony, but it means that more than
twenty-four hours have been cut OFF
the mail schedule with the Western
part of the Territory
The schedule as arranged provides
that the cars shall leave Roswell at
one O'Clock p. m. and arrive at IL,
and leave Torrance at four in the
the evening. The car which was due
70 leave Torrance at four this morn
ing had not arrived in Roswell up
to 2:30 this afternoon, probably de
layed by the snow.
1t is contemplated that trip shall
be made each way daily, and to fa-
cilitate this, stations have been es.
tablished at both Torrance and
Wire Lake, where cars will be
changed. When the full equipment
has arrived, two cars will be kept
in Roswell, two in Torrance and two
at Wire Lake.
So far as known, and the postofice
records have been examined, there
is no other automobile mail route In
| the United States, although there is
one in South America. The home
route is an example of the push and
enterprise of the people of the Pc
cos Valley.
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HEARING DELAYED.
Supreme Court Will Not Hurry the
Oil Maqnate.


New York, Jan. 10.-The hearing
in the proceeding brought by Attor-
ney General Ha1ley of Missouri ag-
ainst the Standard OIL Co., was put
over until this afternoon to allow
Hadley and his counsel to appear I'm
the supreme court and make argu-
ment on the order issued by the
court to H. H. Rogers fnstructing
him to show cause why he should
not answer questions asked by Had
ley.
When the order to show cause was
taken up before Justice Gildersleeve
in the supreme court today, VIM. ".
Rowe and Frank Hagerman, counsel
for the Standard OIL Company, ask
ed that the hearing on the question
whether Rogers should be compell-
ed to answer questions be put over
until Friday morning. Justice Glider
sleeve granted the motion. They al.
SO requested that the hearing before
Commissioner Sanborn should be
held In allegiance until after the trial
before the supreme court GHder-
sleeve therefore ordered a stay until
Friday afternoon.
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cut OFF and the halls were filed with
smoke
Captain John B. Berwin, of the
fire department, fell while trying to
lower a woman to safety from the
fifth floor and was killed. The WON.
an was caught by another fireman
An unknown man jumped for the
roof of an adjoining building from
the uppermost floor and missed. He
was killed. A large middle aged wo-
man jumped from the fourth floor
and met instant death. There were a
number of thrilling escapes.
The known dead are Captain John
Berwin, Thomas SomerviIle, suffocat-
ed in his room on the sixth floor; Al
ice Martin. servant, jumped from the
seventh floor; w. S. Nichols, suffoca.
ted; two unknown men who jumped.
LATER At 11:15 the known
list of dead numbered, nine. The
search of the rooms continues Mrs
Emelfne Barlow, to save whose life
Captain Berwin was killed, will die
from inhaled smoke
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ciety met at the ONCE of DIR. J. W.
Kinsinger. where a medical meeting
was held for two hours and then they
adjourned to the banquet in the dim
ing room of the Grand Central no,
tel. Manager Zumwalt proved him
self equal to the occasion. The menu
was most excellent and the table was
tastily decorated. The COMMITTEES
for the Medical Society were DIR. VIII
liam w. Phillips, DR.. William T Joy.
ner and DIR. Robert L. Bradley. The
members of the society present were
DIR. Eugene M. Fisher. DIR. Walter C.
Buckley, DIR. C. M. Yater. DR.. J. n.
Lynn. DIR. C. M. Mayes. DIR. l. B. Ras-
chbaum, DIR. c. F. Beeson, DIR. VIII
liam w. Phillips, DIR. william r. Joy
ner, DR.. Robert L. Bradley. The in-
vfted guests were DIR. G. r. Rucker,
Roswell. DIR. L. M. johnson. Roswell.
DR.. z. T. Martin. Fulton. Mo-. DR.. j.
A. Farnsworth. Hagerman. N "a. DIR.
]. w. Kinsinger of the Society was
sick and was unable to attend.
The banquet did not break up until
o'clock and the physicians repaired
to their homes feeling that the ties
of friendship had been strengthened
by the gathering.
The menu was as follows: Martini
Cocktails, raw oysters. soup. bouil-
lon, deviled crabs. shoe string pota-
toes, Imperial Sauterne wine, baked
goose, oyster dressing. apple sauce.
Imperial claret wine. asparagus tips
on toast, French peas, shrimp salad.
banana ice cream, fruit cake. angel
food, fruits, assorted nuts, Mumm's
extra dry, cheese, water waters, cof-
fee, Royal cigars.
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The Chinese QUESTION.
THE WELL CASES.

Out of Nineteen Complaints Twelve
Vet Remain Unpaid.
Out of nineteen cases filed against
the owners of artesian wells who had
failed to pay the tax of five dollars
as levied by the last legislature
twelve yet remain unpaid. In seven
cases the owners of the wells came
before Justice of the Peace Poage
and paid the tax of five dollars and
the costs of three dollars.
The date for the hearing of the re
mainder of the cases has not vel
been set. 1t is presumed that it will
not occur until the owners Of wells
have had their meeting as previously
announced in The Record. 1t is un-
derstood that the Justice has granted
this request
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A DINNER PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Parsons Entertain
Number of Their Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Parsons Entertain
Number of, Their Friends
Yesterday evening Mr.. and Mrs. R.
M. Parsons entertained a number of
their friends by dinner party. The
table was tastily decorated in green
and white. In the center was a mir
ror arranged to represent a lake,
and together with the cut glass,
green vines, white flowers and shin
ing silver and snowy linen present
ed a beautiful appearance.
The following was the menu: Oys-
ter soup, olives, celery. waters, tur-
key with dressing, potato GRO
quettes, French rolls, cranberry ice,
shrimp salad, waters, coffee, ambro-
sia, cake, cafe noir, and cigars.
After enjoying this abundant and
delicious dinner, finch was INDUCED
in. The following who were present
greatly enjoyed themselves:
Messrs and Mesdames w. G. Polls
grove, ]. F. Patterson, Clark Diliey
F. N. Brown, W. N. Baldwin.
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RATE LEGISLATION.
Organization Formed at Wichita tc
Push the Proposition.

Wichita, Kan, Jan. 10.-A perma-
nent organization was perfected to-
day for the purpose of pushing rail.
way rate legislation. Resolutions
were adopted urging congress to give
railway rate commission power to
control railroad rates. 1t was also
decided to perfect an organization
in every county in the state and to
follow in the footsteps of Wisconsin
in securing state bill to control
corporations.
The meeting was strictly non-par-
tisan and was attended by six hun
dred delegates from over the state.
Addresses were made by s. R. Van
SAINT, governor of Minnesota, I. L.
Lenroot, speaker of the Wisconsin
house of representatives. Governor
Hoch of Kansas. and J. L. Bristow.
former fourth assistant postmaster
general
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SENTIMENT UNANIMOUS.

People of One Arizona County Pro-
test Against Joint Statehood.
Kingman, Ariz., Jan. 1O.-The peo-
pie of this county are holding mass
meetings protesting against the pas
sage of the joint statehood bill. Mes
sages from all the outlying towns
and mining camps report that the
sentiment against jointure is unani-
nous. Every town is sending resolu-
tions of protest to Washington de-
manding of congress the right to
vote separately on any measure con-
sidered inimica1 to the welfare of the
people Of Arizona.
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Announcement.

Frans o. Santheson has leased the
Alameda Greenhouses from Mrs. ].
P. Church for a period of five years,
md will carry a good assortment OF
potted hot-house plants, bedding
plants. and viii be ready to supply
orders for all occasions.
He will also carry stock of hardy
.perenniais, which will make it pos
#sible for one to have blooming
plants from spring till late. fall Mr.
Santheson first learned greenhouse
work in Sweden. which was the
country of his birth. afterwards
working several years in England
from whence he came to this coun
Etry iii 1895. sincas this time he has
worked IN Massachusetts at green
house work. landscape gardening
lawn and all kinds Of decorative
-Slx. and for the last four years he
,.eted successful florist bust
1 60 Waltham, Mass. It.
Car from the north Is report
/ ed an hoa and half late
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sembly hall for the Council, that the
lot ON the southeast corner of Pc
cos avenue and East Fourth street
be purchased from the present own
ers at the sum of $3.50.
BE it further resolved, that the
city issue bonds to the amount of
$4,000, for the purpose of erecting
said building.
CLARENCE ULLERY,
A L. WdTTEMAN,
FRANK E. BROOKS,
Committee
The council took up the discussion
ON this report. Mr.. Ogle thought it
would be well to wait on the new
council to be elected in April and let
them act on the matter. Mr.. Johnson
said that he was not ready to vote
on the resolution at this meeting,
and his opinion was also voiced by
Messrs. Church and Burns as theirs,
and the resolution was laid over un-
til the next meeting.
The council then took recess to
await the call of President WHY'S
who is presiding during the absence
of Mayor Hinkle. At yesterdays
meeting all members were present.
with the exception of Alderman Kin
singer who is sick, and Mayor Hin
kle who is in Santa Fe on public
business.
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Late yesterday afternoon, the c

Late yesterday afternoon, the ci-
at the request of the owners of the
Pierce -Cunningham-B and the
Lea-Cunningham bitches. Today, the
tenth, was the day set for the begin
ming of the hearings before Referee
J. l.. Pierce in accordance with the
order of the District Court, and 1t
was evident to both the ditch own
ers and to the city council that once
the hearings were begun, that even
though a compromise was effected,
that heavy costs would be run up
With this In view the ditch owners
yesterday met and after some dis
cussion it was resolved to try and
effect a compromise with the city.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to present the views of the
ditch people to the city council: r.
F. Barnett, J. P. White, George M.
Slaughter and James Garrard.
This committee appeared before
the city council and its spokesman.
R. F. Barnett, laid before the coun-
Gil the ideas of the ditch people as
follows: They proposed, and had as
sented to 1t in writing, that if found
practicable. that the waters of the
Northern ditch known as the Pierce
Cunningham Ballard : ditch. should
be diverted and thrown into the SOU
thern, or Lea-Cunningham ditch, and
that then this ditch should be tiled,
the ditch people and the city acting
conjointly. Mr.. Barnett asked the
council to delay the hearings before
Referee Pierce for ten days until the
ditch people could ascertain posi-
lively If the plan they proposed was
entirely feasible from an engineering
standpoint, and he assured the coun-
Gil that then the ditch people would
enter into an agreement in writing
with the city in regard to tilfng the
ditch remaining. 1t was understood
privately that the proposition to be
made by the ditch people would be
for the city and the ditch people to
each put up half for thing the ditch.
Several members of the council ex-
pressed the opinion that II the delay
would not prejudice the case of the
city in the eyes of the law. and that
II Referee Pierce would consent &c
postpone the hearing without collec
ting his fees as allowed by law fol
the time, they were In favor of agree
ing to the asked delay. but with the
understanding that the ditch people
wrrr,,.ls5 vro<rnrf f1afr Hing vay-f,r0s3
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PRESIDENT HARPER DEAD.

Known for Some Time That His
Case Was lncurabIe.
Chicago, JAM 10.-President Har-
per, of Chicago University, died this
afternoon.
+ !. 1t had been known that he was af-
f1icted with an incurable disease for
several months, but Id immediate
fears had been entertained. s
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LIQUOR IN TERRITORIES.
Presbyterian Temperance COMMITTEES
Declares Against II.

presbyterian Temperance Commlttee
Declares Against II.
Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 10.-The per-
manent committee ON Temperance Of
the General Assembly of the Pres
byterian church at It's meeting here
today decided to stand against the
manufacture or sale of intoxicants
In the proposed new states to be
formed out OF Indian Territory and
Oklahoma, Arizona and New Mexico.
Prof. Charles Scanlon, field secretary.
was instructed to appear next week
before the committee considering
the statehood bill at Washington and
ask that provision be made that
no intoxicants be sold or manufac-
tured in the newly created states for
a period of ,21 years.
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U. 8. WEATHER suREAu.
Local Report.l

observation taken at o. m.)
Roswell. N. NJ, Jan. 10s-Tempera-
ture.-Max.. Is: min. II: mean. n.
Precipitation. "a: wind 8. T.. ve-
Iocity 4 miles: weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and vlcinity:
Generally fair tonight and Thurs
day: warmer tonight
N. WRIGHT.
o0eial fn CAarxe.
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Money Market.

New York, Jan. TO- Money ol
call firm, 5@6; prime mercantile pa
per, 5@5A; silver, 651a.
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Butterfly Tea.

The Chancel Guild of the Episcopal
church will give a Butterfly Tea on
Thursday, Jan. II, from 2:30 to 600
D. M, at the home of Rev Geo. Hin
son, 511 N. Lea ave. Price 25 cents.
Everybody invited.
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Motion for Rehearlna.

Cincinnati, o.. Jan. 10.-A motion
for a new trial ON behalf Of Mrs.
Cassie L. Chadwick of Cleveland was
denied In the q. S. Court of Appeals
Ia this city today.
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FIRE IN HOTEL.

Nine Killed by Fire, Suffocation and
Jumping From Windows.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 10.-Six
known dead. and possibly more i'm
prisoned in their rooms is the result
of an early morning fire in the West
morning in the upper stories of the
building, and electric bells immed-
lately sounded the alarm in all the
rooms. Many of the guests were al
ready up, and escaped down the
stairways, but these exits were soon