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FORGED CERTIFICATES

Associated Press Dispatch By Special Wires
New York, Jan. 1.-THE suspect in
the Norfolk & Western forgery case,
she detectives say, went to the Hsmil-
ton Bank Note Co., in this citys and
showing a letter written on the
stationery Of the Norfolk & Western
and purportiuR 60 come from the pIesi-
dent Of the Norfolk & Western Railway
Co.. ordered 500 certificates Of 100
shares Of common stock each. They
we're made 10 two books.
The man under arrest is Samuel
Humrhreys, who says be is a news
paper writer living in Brooklyn. de
was atraiened in the Tombs Police
Court today.
That Humphreys should have been
able to present the forged letter from
the president of the Norfolk & Western
on the railroads official stationery
causes the police to believe that there
was another accomplish and that he ID
probably an employe in the Office OF
the Norfolk & Western. The police
say that this suspected accomplish
probably secured blank stock certih.
cate and stationery Of the Norfolk
Western Hallway %. for Humphreys,
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.

,,o,.a Red nIan wan be Here on Monday
SIGHT. and Not Tuesday Night, a. Origi-
nauv Announced
Several prominent officers of the Great
Council of the United State lmp'd o.
r M. will visit Wilmington ness Monday
-,irhf and not Tuesday nig as was
originallv announced. Thew pIl he in
washington today and in coufar with
n delepation of congressman, WI la.tlon
President Roosevelt and preseni hifn With
q Ell of enqrossed resolutions adopted 10y
~ Great Council, at its last session, COM
mcndinq the President upon the success
M bis negotiations for peace between
Russia and Japan.
TTnon the arrival Of the visitors in Will
min9lon on Monday evening they will be
entertained by members of the Great
Council of Delaware, being guests Of that
o~oanization. and alter luncheon will be
fsfen no Turn Hall, where the reception
erill be held. The visitors viii be john
M Cherry Of Virginia, the Great lnco-
fonee. Wilson Brooks OF Chicago. the
creaf Chief OF Records; Joseph fauar Of
PHILADELPHIA. the Great Junior Sycamore,
md Thomas *. Donnelly OF Philadelphia,
mast Great lncohonee.
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DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION


Associated Freas Dispatch BY Special Wires
Washington, Jan. 1.-THE first
notion toward the erection CT a
memorial building at the jamestown
Exposition by the Daughters of the
American Revolution was taken yester-
day, when the administrative board Of
directors voted 800 for the preparation
and submission of designs.
The president-geneIal, Mrs. Donald
Mclean, made a report on Continental
Hall ard turned in numerous checks
To the treasurer as material evidence
Of interest in the proposed building.
The request OF the president-general
that entertainments for the benefit Of
Continental Hall be held throughout
the United States on February 22i
has met with hearty response. Mrs.
Knox Taylor, chairman OF the ways
and means committee, reported that
many favorable and enthusiastic letters
had been received from every section
on the subject.
The secretary g report showed a total
membership of "a, 0j9.
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UNABLE TO FIND TUG

Deputy United states Marshal Mitchell Re-
turned Today Amer Hruiiless search.
Deputy United States Marshal John
Mitch ell returned today from Lewes,
where he has been since last Saturday
in an effort TO locate the Philadelphia
tuqhoat Somets n. Sni he was
unable to get any trace Of the boat
and supposes that she has gone to sea.
The ceputy maTsbuis intention was
to make serVics upon members Of the
crew of the tug to appear ia the
United States Court here in con
neoticn with the suit growing out OF
the collision Of the steamship Penn
sylvania and the schooner Prescott
Palmer, in the Delaware River of
Wilmington.
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BRIDGE CHANGES HANDS.


An 81 Foot structure at Bombay Hook
Purchased BY T.. c. Jones.
Lucius Q. Jones Of this CITY has pur-
foot iron bridge at Bombay Hook, but
what be is going to do with it, The
bridge will remain where IL nov Is
until some disposition is decided upon.
The bridge is 81 feet long at the
bottom and 20 at the top, and Is 10
feet high. 1t was originally used ia
connection with the Bombay Hook
and Bayside railroad, but has been
abandoned for some time. The original
bridge at that poiLt was built IN 1870,
but the present structure Is said 10
date back only about q years, having
been built in 1885.
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Associated Press Dispatch uy special Wires.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jon. u.-Mheai, nrmi
No. red isc higher: No. red in export ole
vafor. e5as55sc. No 4 Northern do, slalec.i No
2, Northern. DO, "a daslhc
Corn. steady. 80. lu export elevator. it,lal9o
Oats steady No white natuml ti5l.
No white clipped, So. 49,. 49,. 80.
Bran. steady. winter IN tulAi tltvlAtlaQli
spruE n sacks. 2ipuOatlAnA
Refined sugars, hrU, powdered tooatl.uli
graduated, a. 75at8s0; conlecuonc1si tAolasA ioi
keystone, 60 bQusAah
nearby prints, BIC. 100,
Exes lie lower nearby Ieinf -pc ht mars
western fresh. llc. o. mark
Live poultry. easier owls l2al3hc.i Old
ROSTERS gagisc.. spring chickens, llnidc.i ducks,
lfaI6t. geese. l1aiic.; turkeys l1nltc
Dresser poultry. steady, fowls choice, iotaci
40. lair % good, Liable; OLD ROSTERS. f7scd
nearby roasting chickens, choice, lpAipe.i 90.
western do choice, liali1sci DO. iairt 70 soqQ lla
lsc. turkeys choice ana fancy lanuc.i 90. iair q
good i0aist.. ducks, ilallc.i geese, ltaitc-
Potatoes. steady; Pa choice ana fancy pel
bushel 7inslc; n. Y. choice aud fancy pei
bushei, 7Oa75c.: n. Y. fair TO good. o5ae1e.
Flour dull.
steady.
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DfatAs

ANDERsON-On January l0th 1905, wilmer A.
Anderson. aged l1 years. 1890,
Relatives ana friends al the family ore inflte9
to attend the funeral services "a the residence o.
his hrother-in-law George NJ. htAie4i ~
Market sucet on SUNDAY hlteiNyoui .A ,t
lith. at O'Clock. iutement euFef'toot Genie
CAsrY-on January 10. 1906, at du Font Upper
Banks Mary j.. daughter OF william anu
May A. Casey, agtd p years. .,.t,.. t..,,..,
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
10 aueud lie funeral from the residence oil het
parents ct du FONT Upper binks on taluiuAs
morning, az O'Clock. requiem ne, nc. y. ~
Joscph's Church. lnteIino"s o. 'o'ef- ~e-
DoYLE-In this city, on January 3 1905 John
s.ialive, and friends are respectfully invited
10 attend me funeral rom ms late residence.
No pa North Vans Buren, street, on hiuIuay
morning az 9 O'Clock. Requiem An1' "a. ~
Pants Church. lnieimeht ~ e''N'1i"-
FaFDFRIcK-on January I'm, 1900. Edward
Frederick, aged A. years. r.
Rti.tives and friends and mentors oi DiamcnQ
oeqe No. 10. ii. oi r.. are invied 10 attend iit
funeral services &c his late reslucncci NNisnHit
tom Del. on Monday mofnins, lah laLl W. p
u O'Clock. lnterment Lower hianly VINE 1e'''
terry. go.
! TAMIsoN-In this city, on January mn, 1905
/ charles Jamison. aged year. ,..
Relatives and friends o. tne Iamlit ~ NV :.
10 attend the funeral services o. bis laie Z. q
I dcnce No $3.50 ~. sixth street, On sainrlAl
| att ruoou. January latni nt vApeA' -Nt-
/ ment Lower brandyWIne cemetery
/ NcCORNICK-In this city, on January ilt-
] loOf William 81 SON ot William ana eual
/ Mccormick aged years
Furorai eeryiccs private from The residence
hi5 rarenis. no. 81 Pine street, on FRIDAY morn
| Ing az 9 clock.
| MULHERN-In this city, on January 10, lsut
| Daniel Muinern.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully invite
| 10 attend the funeral from his late residence
| No b23 West sixth stree, on Friday morning
| o oiclocF Solemn x. QUEEN Mass 40 the Catheu
raj Inierment 90 Cathedral Cemetery
| WALION-ln this city, on January luin' lsaa
! l. walton. aged ~ year,
FULLY invited 10 attend iht funeral from tn
| residence Of his son, No. is'9 "a. SECOND siietl
on Saturday morning. January lSih, .oa at 2
oiclock Inierment fernWood Cemetery, fhiia
delphia, Pa
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A Pullman Sleeping Car Plunged
From The Terminal Elevated
Tracks in st. Louis
This Morning.
FELL SIDEWAYS FIFTEEN FEET
The Crash of the Car as 1t
Landed on the Pavement
Was Heard in Many
Warehouses and
Factories.


Associated Press Dispatch b. Special Wires
st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. il.-FlunRiug
from the Terminal elevated tracks at
Carr street, the Pullman sleeping car
HuIcourt, attached to the Wabash
train due at tue Union Station az l.3l
O'Clock this morning, dropped side
ways 10 feet to the granite paving OF
the leveo aud seven passengers we're
injured, enc OF them seriously. lhe
remainder Of the train continued to
the Union Station. The only member
Of the crew LETT with the derailed car
was the negro porter. The crash OF
the car as IL landed on the pavement
resouuded through the bali dozen
warehouses and factories that stand
near the scene. Many volunteers among
the Workmen, directed by sergeant
Quiniivan of the Carr Street Station
broke open the vestibule Of the sleeper
and carried out the injured passenger
INJURED.
". p. Miner, Roaelle, n, j.. knee
cap broken.
/. begeuburq. New York, head out.
Mrs. u. Furay, Chicago, rib broken.
j. W. Patterson, Milwaukee, left arm
broken at elbow, head cut, rib broken
ana unable TO speak.
Mr. and Mrs. j. @. Pnmeroy, Chi
| cage; Airs. Pomeroy injured intel
nally.
Charles E.Sutton, Providence, r. J..
bnok wrenched
The sleepar bad just swung onto th
elevated tracks that skirt the rive
front when the deIailment occurred
After running for q few feet along IN
ties, the car careeued TO tie Westwar
and broke the wooden railway tina
runs along the tracks. Topping, IN
car Landed In triangular spao
bounded by the steel supports OF ID
elevated road and the walls OF 20
I H.stIdfrr.a frrfrn tha iaroo
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NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.

'F' Lea and congressmen Invited to the
Dinner.
me delegates from the local Board of
tlaae 70 the annual meeting Of the Ma
. ..5 Board in Washington, next week,
su leave for the Capital Tuesday morn
~ The board will be in session from
tuesday until Saturday.
o.. me local delegates have prepared sew
sl resolutions to be presented for the
4o1s'aeTation Of the national body.
VA Wednesday night the annual ban
~. Will be held at the New Willard
r.. .ue Wilmington delegates have invited
0.,.lea' United States Senator Alice and
,s.tt..essman Burton 20 be their guests
,b ,A. banquet and IL is likely that they
y. au attend. Gov Lea was a delegate
49,. 1e National Board for number OF
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BANK ELECTIONS

Wilmington a. Brandywine aud Central
Directors Met This Morning.
The board Of directors of the National
Bank Of Wilmington & Brandywine
held their annual meeting this morn
ing and elected the following otdoers
for the year 1906; President, George 5.
Capelle; Vice President and Cashier,
Caleb NJ. Steward; Secretary Alfred
ID. Warner.
A meeting Of the directors of the
Central National bank was also held
and Henry M. Lodge was reelected
president Tor the ensuing year. Mr..
Lodge succeeds Phillip Plunkett, who
resigned recently because OF his adj
vanoed age.
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BOARD STRUCK HIN lNSTOMsCH.

Railroad Man serousy Iniured While
Working nt Georgetown today.
Special IhIaich 10 livery Aveuing.
Georgetown. Jan. II. John u. Will
son, employed as section hand on
the Delaware, Maryland & Virginia
railroad, and residing in this town,
was seriously hurt this morning
While unfolding lumber from a car
he was 10 this act OF handing a board
to a nearby workman when the engine
backed upon the car, breaking the
board which Mr.. Wilson held. One
end Of the hoard struck him in the
stomsoh, knocking him across the car
and inhicting internal injuries.
Wilson was removed to bis home and
Dr. D. ID. Robinson summoned. The
doctor thinks the injured man Will
recorer.
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The employees Of the p, B. & W.rail-
road Offices In this city and other en-
ployes as we'll are receiving their pay
checks in the office Of Engine Dis
hatcher Drummer, in the basement OF
the Office building.
Epmlcyes of the Baltimore q ONO
and the Wilmington and Columbia
branch of the Philadelphia q Reading
railway in this city received their pay
for December yesterday.
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MRS. CASSIE L CHADWICK
MUST GO TO PENITENTlARY


A170C71Iod FIess UI8THIVH y HF'1UIHI WIZ
y Cleseland, o., Jan. ll.-United
states Marshal Chandler today re-
ceiyed a mandate from the Circuit
Court Of Appeals, directing him to
carry out the judgment of Judge
Tayior of the United States District
Court in the case Of Mrs. Cassie l..
Chadwick.
mis- means that Mrs. Chadwick will
Ia taken to the State penitentiary, at
Columbus, without further delay, TO
Seein her sentence Of 10 years i'm
rrisonment Marshal Chandler ex-
reots to start for Columbus, with
Mrs. Chadwick. tomorrow morning.
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FIGHT AGAINST PRINTERS UNION

Typothetae Of the city Of New York Issues
an Encouraging Statement Today.
Assoeiaied iress Disratoh oy special Wires
New York, Jan. 1.-THE Typothetw
Of the City Of New York gave out the
following statement today
The Iypothetm authorizes the state
ment, this morning, that with the
acquisition Of more competitors, tho
outlook is brighter than at any stage
since the sttike begun. The working
force nov in the Iypothete and in
dependent composing rooms Is nearly
80 per cent of the total number en-
nloyed. p
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NEW YORK con ION MARKET.

Associated Press Dispiica uv spocih Wines
Now York, Jan. ii.-Coiiun opened
steady today; january. lL25 hidi March,
1f.f8; MAY. li.66; July, lldHi August
III 50. bid September, lu9o, bldg October,
1913.
Caffon ornned very steady. at an advance
of 7alO points. in response 90 higher cables
and good spot sales IN the English market-
Prices during the middle Of the morning
ruled steady. around ihe opening figures.
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EITHER FELL OR JUMPED OVERHEARD.

Associated Press Disuatch By special Wires
Washington, Jan. ia man who
either fell or jumped from a Bay Line
steamer between Norfolk Va, and Balti-
more Tuesday night is believed to be John
n. Mccormick, a real estate broker and
contractor Of this city.
Mccormick had been missing since Sum
day from the Stratford Hotel, here, where
he lived with his family. Papers and
letters found among his effects In his state
room on the boat bore bis name and
address. He boarded the steamer Tues
dav night at Norfolk, where, IL is said, he
went 10 raise money. Mccormick had
been engaged in building houses on BIT.
Pleasant, a part Of this city.
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OBITUARY
Death OF william uredericE,a weIi.known
Hufrnar.

Death OF william Irederickia Weli-knoWn
Butcher.
Edward Frederick, aged Al years,
"A wal-known butcher, residing 40
Marshsllton, died this morning nt q 10
o'clock. at his home. Death was cue
to tyrhoid pneumonia, which developed
about two weeks ago from an attack
Mr.. Frederick had been a butcher
for rs years and was very we'll known
All over New Castle county. lie had
lived at Marshallton l6 yearE. dc o.
survived by his wife and three shil-
dren. The funeral will take place next
Monday morning az il O'Clock from
his late home. Interment viii be made
at Lower Brandy wine cemetery.
OBITUARY MOTIFS
Catherine Sewer, a chic, died
yesterday at go du Pont street.
Lewis IA. Miller. child, died on
Tuesday at 800 West Thirty fret street.
Elizabeth w. hlderdice, aged "a
venrs. died on Tuesday in Washington
and the body will he brought 90 Will
mippton and buried &C Wilmington
and Brnndywine cemetery this alter
noon.
Madeline Lyons. aued years, dice
YESTERDAY at 0l2 East Seventeenth
street.
Caroline CammeTzell, aged SO years
died yesterday at 6ls Grub Place.
Fatella johnson, aged IA years. diet
last Saturday az 2is Orange street.
william r. Mccormick, aged
years, died today at sil Pine street.
Florence Dorsey, oged 2 years, die
on tuesday at 603 South Van hure
street.
John Doyle, aged y years, died o.
Tuesday at 22i North Van Bura
street.
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ROOSEVELT A RED MAN.

Associated Pres Dispatch by special wirea
Washington, Jan. II. Precedent
Roosevelt today was made an honorary
member Of the Improved Order Of Red
Men.
me ceremony took place IN the
Presidents private office at the White
House, and vas participated he and
witnessed 10y many prominent mem
bers Of the order.
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The National Bank Of Newport has
elected the following directors for the
ensuing wear. Charles M. Groome, Reuben
Satterthwaite. John A. Cranston, S. Frank
Twart Richard G. Buckingham, II. J.
Erebs and Daniel Green The directors
organized bv electing Mr. Groome presi-
Lent. Mr.. Cranston. vicc-pfesidcnt; Daniel
Green. cashier; ]. I. Groome, assistant
cashier.
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A meeting OF the congregation OF
Hanover presby terian Church is TO De
held week after next, either on tues
day or Wednesday evening, Tor the
purpose Of considering the matter OF a
pastor for the church to succeed Kew
". u. Freund, resigned.
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To introduce the work OF our eIy
cleaning department We have oe ,s ..7si
40 oharee so cents TO dry clean an s 81
waists that are brought to our once
on Monday next, January 10Th. NAN 9ls
haitian Laundry Co., oO5-oOo ming
street.
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a. 1 y annual meeting Of the managers Of
IA l.,Iiis Industrial School, which was
e., -5'e been held yesterday, was post
M ~, gnui This afternoon. The meet
~ ~. .S pc held at the New Century Club.
e. oileers for the ensuing year win be
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Wilmington stock Quotauons-
Reported by scott 4 Co. bankers ana Broken


kfsoulatcd Press il. uifrn ur euecIai Wires
New York. Jan FLOUR receipts, 1852 bar
reis Sales 200 Steady, but uli
unett, frcelp.a -44il.l uusuci.' aalei % .ylV
bushels Steady May, Oh lo-l0a92isc'i July,
3D. 1-lta.4l
rye, uoiiinai; No. 2 Western. 7ic. C. 4 {. y. y.
Corn eceipli, lc2,e25 bushels d I'D and no
transactions.
Beef steady.
Pork steady.
LARD. steady. prime Western steam, So Qa $780,
eurar raw. steady ialr lc1ulngi l-ltc.i M
triiugal 90 test IL &C. smoasses. sugar, lGlo'
refined. firm, crushed, $780, puWlptedi tLat'
grauulated, $40 49,
Petroleum steady: refined an ports, sl.olasitl
Conee, steady No hin, a-lde
llnla..as. nrIn. New Or-.an.. llllac
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James ID. Ferguson, a retired con,
duutor Of the Pennsy lvania Railroad
Co., who was in the employ OF the
company for Al years, had his lett leg
amputaiod above the knee at the
homeopathic Hospital on Tuesday.
He mas been in critical condition.
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necs past three cold days has formed
nan ,a 'ee 10 the Christiana and river
tbe nesloIt the winter sitting IN on
Plsstl v'a var. River. The thin, ice is
q ~ feared by sailors and rivermen
H. ae wooden hull vessels "A II outs
dansss iis and is liable to do much
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The bridge across Tatnall street on
the elevated structure Of the Pennsyl
vnnia railroad Is nearly completed.
The workmen are handicapped because
the derrick used In erecting the iron
must be on the main track, and m ust
be frequently removed to allow trains
TO pass.
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Among the out oi-town Visitors VINO
came here to enjoy the New-Oentuiy
Club anniversary yesterday were IA %.
John Derriokson and MIS- Lester
Carlisle of Fiederica.
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They Will Declare Martial Law at a
Minutes Notice and Scout the
Idea That Anything Serious
Mill Occur.
DEMONSTRATION OF MOURNING
VIII include a Two-day Gen.
eral Strike, Beginning at
Noon January DIST
REBELulOUS FEATURE PROPOSED


Auoclhied Press Dispatches by Special Wires
So. Petersburg. Russia. Jan. 1.-THE
demonstration of mourning planned TO
Commemorate January 22d c'Red Sum
day'0 includes calling q tNo-dny general
strike. beginning 1t noon January DIST
The "Reds OF 81. Petersburg ap striving
t0 force q conflict and "a repetition 0l tho
Moscow hauicade of streets and other
textures of the rebellion there. but the
authorities are ready To- declare martial
law at minutes notice and scout the idea
Chat anything serious win occur
according 90 the olovo. tho complete
report of Count won NCr0ntozou .Nicor0y-
Dashk0n of the Caucasus, shows That
The ituaiion In Tmnscaucasia Is Imuch
more alarming than outlined IN the
published statements on the subject
Portions of the report Indicate that
the problem presented consists practical
/ ly OF reconQuering the whOlecouniry ouih
of the mountains. 10 alsoconiains on
urgent appeal for reinforcements.
Premier Witte. according TO the Novoe
/ Vmmya. al his reception yesterday OF the
| delegation headed hy the mayor of ST.
| Petersburg. which called on him 20 request
a relaxation OF the orders of the project of
/ police against meetings IN the interest of
the electoral campaign. declared ems
phatically that the government would
not go an inch beyond the imperial manic
iesto on the question of transforming the
National Assembly into constituent
assembly for the purpose of formulating
Constitution. and viii not tolerate any
attempt to do so. which would make Il a
evolutionary assembly and subject to
dissolution by the Emperor. The Novoo
Nremya also claims that the Premier am
uouucod that the Empcorr had not abro-
gated autocratic power and could still, by
ana imperial manifesto, broaden, abudgeand
abolish the rights granted 70 the people
Continuing the paper quotes Premier
White as saying that much il expected oil
the Manchurian army in the restoration oil
order DO Russia. Only the roar forces
otherwise the neservista, comprising 80
per cent of the army, are demoralized
The remainder are IN splendid condition.
Reval, Esthonia, Jan. 1.-THE revol
In Esihonia is collapsing. The cavalr!
1 are operating on to the border of Livonia
Money coined BY the revolutionists a
Umhui showing the head Of Maxim, Ga
leader Of the Social Democrats In th
Baltic provins, stamped on one side,
being circulated in Livonia.
The town Of Lemsal, Livonia, where
large band Of revolutionists Is located, ha
been surrounded by Gen. Orloh's troops
If,ulsk, Siberia, Jan. l1.-Preiect {
Z Police Dmgomiron has been assassinatec
The murderer escaped.
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Don't think that piles can't be e9re e,
Thousands of obstinate cases have De go,
cured by Doans Ointment. % Genus AZ aN'
drug store.|
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Let.ers of administration on the
estate of William b. Hall have been
taken out by Mary E. and William ~
Hall, by Register Of Wills Bach