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FINDS LOST TREASURE SHIP
Yacht. Carrying Arms and Gold Il
Smntn ANN. EOnndcrcd In River.

Yacht. Carrying Arms md Gold TO
SANTA Annn. Fonndcrcd In River.
WALLISvILLi, TEXAS. November ..
John NJ. Sparks. of Nacogdoches. has
discovered the hull of the British
yacht, which sunk in Trinity River,
a few miles above here. in 1886. Tbc
vessel. according to Tradition. was
loaded with arms and ammunition for
santa Annals Mexican troops and also
contained $15o.oO0 or English gold for
the Mexican government.
The crew of the vessel perished to
the last man. and no trace of the yacht
was ever found until q recent change
in the ripper bed brought the hull to
light Much sand Will have TO be re-.
moved before the hold OF the vessel
can be explored and the gold recover.
ed. Three brass cannon are mounted
on the deck.
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seven Candidates.

BOSTON. MASS. November 2.--While
the campaign in Massachusetts for the
annual State election.has been carried
on with far less spirit than for many
years, it has been attended by a nuni-
her of unusual features, There are
seven candidates for Governor running
on nine tickets, and about the same
number Of aspirants for the other
Offices. The candidates for Governor
are Curtis Guild, Jr. (Republicanl. who
lis seeking recollection: Henry NJ Whit
lney (Democrat). who is also running
on an independent ticket; Thomas l..
Hisgen independence Eseaguel, Charles
w. Bartlett (anti-merger nomination..
TIervey S. Crowell tProhibition,, John
w. Brown (Socialist) and Thomas 4.
Brennan Socialist Labor).
The Democrats split at Springfield,
and the placing of two tickets in the
field. headed by rival candidates. Whit
ney and Bartlett. has somewhat altered
the original conditions for the Demo
rre tc-f r y
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NIoRO FILIPINO GIVES
~ ltOOSkiNE \ Kris

WASHINGTON. November 3,--Prince
sanfallma, 4 Moro. liminutive, swarthN
and seventeen. wastr-ceRed Yesterday
cordially by President Roosevelt. HI
is head man Of the Moro, tribe OF
tho Island OF Minaanao, ln the sPhllip-
phina group. With him was an inter
prefer aud a slave,
He presented tn, President With 4
double-edged kris, IN q White wooden
shield. 'rhe kris had been in the fam,
was the property icf his father, Date
Ali. killed by american. soldiers, III
traces h,s ancestry to Mohammed, sev,
entY-seVen generations bach
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ASSAULTED GIRL
crowd ,rries to Drown White Man Who
s51Sle Sttcmpteu Crime.

crowd Tries to Drown White Man Who
ATTEMPTED Crime.
MARIETTA. OHIO. November ".---
lJohn sweeney, a married man, thirty
five years old narrowly ESCAPED lynch
ing to-day, following his attack on
Anna Koon, fourteen years old. sWee- wee
nav who is the father OF five Gnu.
nren. was seen dragging Miss kooon
into into a building at the .tair Grounds.
"A crowd quickly gatllered bound Swee-
.ney with rope and started for the
Muskington RIVE bent on NJ, .hrow,ns ,.e rnl
nned Sweeney on the river bank and
fought the crowd all the way TO the
nnlice station. Leading citizens pre-
vented the crowd from stormlng ti,e
lookup. The girl Is in N precarlousS "
l1,nnil ton. h. tll.-. n. .-. A
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5PICKANINNY 1urulNu WHITE
Nurse Thinks It's the scruhbing She's
Given the Tlnrky.

Nurse Thinks It's the scruhbinE She's
Given the Dnrky.
YORK, PA. November 3.-Local ply
sicians are interested in the strange
case Of fve.year-old negro child at
tho Christian Home in this city who
is apparently Incoming white. There
is not trace Of any disease to which
the remarkable condition can be at
tributed.
The cnil4 was from negro parents.
and when brought to the home. month
ago, was quite black.
The first intina Ion of its change In
color came TO the .natrcn through a
nurse girl who laughingly said she
thought her scrubblng of the child was
removing the dusky shade from ita
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CANAL .D[IGGERs' y WORK

Excnynte 1,sOs7.D Cubic Yards During
Month of October.
sNy.ASHINGTON. ID. c., November 81
Tho engineers on the Panama Canal
continue to increase the amount of en-
cavation each month. according to a
cablogram received to-day at the canal
Office from Chief Engineer Goetlials on
the isthn,lls. Tie total excavation for
October reached the unprecedented fig
ure Of 1,S6S,T29 cubic yards. as com
pared with 1,4S1,S07 cubic yards for
September.
For the corresponding month of Oe-
tober last year the total excavation
was 5ss,254 cubic yards. The heaviest
excavation last month was in the Cul-
~, rn!l n tyi Inn.
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DIES AFTER Z WEEKS SLEEP
Patient In Paterson Hospital Succumbs
to Strange Atlnent.


q PATTERSON. N. J., November a.
Physicians In this city to-day are dis
cussing the death OF Joseph Kocljue,
who for the last seven weeks had been
~ puzzle to them because OF his Sleep
ing propensitics, The young man died
in st. Joseph's Hospital yesterday with
With the exception of about ten
hours the patient had slept the entire
seven weeks The strongest electric
appliances and hot and cold water
treatment We're administered. but had
no effect on the sleeping man.
Tho young man was brought to the
hospital frcm Franklin, Furnace. and
two days after his arrival fell asleep
and did not awaken for two weeks.
He tnen sat UP in bed. took some light
lnourisl,ment and went to sleep again.
Last Thursday he again awoke, but
after twenty. minutes went to sleep
again. He did not again awaken. and
yesterday he died from lack of nour-
| lishment and exhaustion.
The physicians say the malady very
much resembled the African sleeping
Illness. n disease.very rare outside OF
| the typhus districts In Africa.
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NATIONAL DRAINAGE

Congress to he Held in Baltimore
Many Governors Will Attend.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. November A.
Secretary of the Interior Garfield. Gilf-
ford Pinchot, chief of the forestry SER
vice. and Il. Fl. Newell. director of the
government reclamation service. arc
expected to attenl the Congress OF
the National Drainage Association at
Baltimore. November e5th-27th.
Senator Flint, of California, author
vocate the adoption OF that measure
by the congress.
Most of the Governors of tile South
ern. Western and Eastern states as
we'll as mayors OF a number Of cities
have been appointed delegates to the
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RAN INTO NINE.
Engine Disappeared In Great Hole ana
. Baggage Car Followed.

nuSEu6G $AIAEOiAuNNGuss
SCRANTON. PA. November 3.r-One
man was killed and two others were
seIfously injured by the wrecklng of
the Quaker CITY flyer on the Jeresy
Central Railroad half mile north of
Pittston tonight. The train was pass
ing the Butler colliery. when II ran
Into mine cave-in, which occurred
lust as the train was passing. The
dead:
Henry Carey, engineer, of scrantan:
married.. 2
Injured: Thomas Cannon, of Ash,
ley, ,i,baggagemaster; leg crushed and
thought to be injured internally.
Charles Fine, of Scranton. fireman.
badly. scalded and In State Hospital
in this city.
There were about twenty passengers
onthc train. but none of them was In
jrued.
The train was due In this city from
philadelphia at 1850 p NJ and was
cunning on time. II had just passed
through Pittston and was speeding
along by the Butler colliery when the
engine suddenly plunged into big,
hole, practically disappearing from
light. ,l, ss
The baggag go car crashed III after
II, and the smoker, which was the next
aaron the train, half over erturned.
The accident happened without g
minutes warming,
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MISSING MERc HANT BACK
Disappeared in New York August goth
md Hhen DuAincEx EaileI.

Disappeared in New York August goth,
and Then business Failed.
NEW YORK. November fS.-Seward
Heidelbach president of the Fabian
Manufacturing Company. of Cincinnati.
Who mysteriously disappeared from
this city on August a6tl,. and for in
formation concerning whose where
abouts reward cf $1,000 had been
offered. arrived to-day on the steamer
Lucania.
His wife and one or two friends were
at the pier.
But a few days prior to his disap-
pearance in August. Mr.. Heidelbach
had returned with his wife from an
extended stay in Europe, having recov-
/ cred from illness which threatened for
| a time to result fatally
On account of Mr.. Heidelbach's dis
appearance the Fabian Manufacturing
Company went into the hands of a
lreceiver on September 4th.
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QUAINT POLITICAL SIGN WAR
Brothers-in-Lnw, Rivals for Snmc job,
Fight With Street Streamers.

CINCINNATI. November 2.-Bnilie
Morlidge. Democrat and James 6.
Wright, Jr. Republican. he'd no rivalry
when II me 10 wooing the daughters
of Albert Root. They wanted different
daughters. and got them. Now they
are rival candidates for the office of
CITY Engineer.
Yesterday Wright hung big
strealnsr across the street In front OF
the Root home, saying, .sHootsfsfet
Wright" aIorIidge and his friends
go, TO it and added, But vote for Nor
lidgc..'
Then Wrights friends so. together
h a new one in its place. Morlidge again
added a boost for himself. and the
Root family. who favor Moriidse's can
didary. say they will guard thc banner
until election day.
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WHOLESALE HIGHWAYMAN


5VObs Five Hotels and Wounds Guest
Who Wout,ln't "Give Up."
PRESCOTT, 1Als1Z. November 81
"a lhiplwaymall. armed with knife
last tight entered five hotels, fatally
wounded a guest who offered resis-
.tance, and escaped after rohbing a
score OF persons 81.
8terman Hotel. where Robert Luttelye
resisted the robbers demand for val-
suabies and was severely cut by his as
Ten minutes later the rohber entered
the Brinkmeyer Hotel, whore he got
sconsiderable booty. In rapid success
sion lie then entered the Head; the
stance terrorzing and robbings the In
mates. f4s 5s ;t3&tf. Rs
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Girl RESCUED
syrian Hnd Lurcd Girl From Home by
Means of Check OH Richmond Bank.

.PITTSBuRCi, PA. November 3;-Vic-
toria Broderic. fifteen years old, wins
SAYS that she lives III Philadalphia. was
rescued in this city from Michael Ad.
chity. who came here with the sir
last Saturday night from Ph,ladelpllia.
Adchity. who Is a syrian, had made
complaint against the girl. after
quarrel in which lie charged her Win
stealing some iewelry from him. De-
tectives Went to the house and. en-
terine quietly, overheard the two dis
putting. From what they heard: II
appeared the man was a suspicious
character. and upon that charge he
was arrested.
The girl. who had not been arrested
said Adchity had led her TO believe
that he was wealthy and would marry
her. She said he had shown her \
check for s1.7oO. and had promised te
give it TO her. Adchity was searched
and was about to swallow the check
when 1t was chokad from him. 1t was
drawn on the National Bank of Rich
Inond, Va. The girl said she had rur
away from her home week ago. She
is being held pending advice from
her relatives, who have been notified.
Adchity was fined 500 and sent tt
the workhouse for ninety days
rrha I,ichmondE nnlice saw tllcv have
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MUST BE A SWELL
Evening Clothes Must he Worn mt Lon-
" don Hotel Dinners.

don Hotel DhncrN
& LONDON. November 3.-Disturbances
In the Savoy Hotel. where patrons have
been refused admittance to the dining
room in the evening when not wear
ing dresG suits led the directors OF the
hotel to send circular to the various
regular patrons. asking them whether
they considered that evening dress
should be insisted upon.
Among the patrons consulted Were
three princes, eight dukes, nine mar
squises. fcrty-onc earls, nineteen Wis
counts, thtrty-siS harons, thirty,elghl
prIvy councillors, one field marshal, fou,
ma yshals, several generals and large
numbers Of members of Parliament ant
notabilities in literary. scientific theat-
rical and artistic circles. s
The result was that 3f2 replied in thu
affirmative and 2isin the negative. sc
that the rule Will be continued.
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zEROVICs INNOCENT

Men Killed Were in JniI and It Was
Desired to- Get Them Out the Way.
BELGRADE. SERVI.A. November s.
The former Prefect OF Police. Zero
vics. who was accused of being In
Maxim and Milan Novakoyics. has
been declared Innocent of the charges
against him.
The two Novakovics were Killed Ii
jail September 29tl, They had for d
long time waged Il persistent campaign
against the reglcides who We're re-
sponsible for the murder of King
and 1t was desired to get them out oi
the way, tis'3syt3 a3 4sll
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PRESIDENTS GILDED AIDS
Orders AIguillcttea Worn by Navel
Attncilcs Mt White IiOuse.

WASHINGTON. u. e., November 3,-
The glittering ana useless ergulllette,
by which Is meant the doubleloopcd
heavy gold cord Terminating In con-.
ventional heavy gildcd acorh-sliaped
pieces OF metal. IL now to adorn the
breast OF the naval aid to the Presi-
dent.
Tie navy has long envied stIic army
the possession Of this bothcrsome In
used Decause II might so easily catch
~: any protruding object on shfpboard.
To-day. however, an addition to the
naval uniform regulations was promul-
gated authorizing .he Presidents aids
to wear aiguillettcs on the right side.
Aids to admirnls. chief OF staff and
naval attaches are also authorized to
wear aiguillettes. but only on the left
side. and. moreover. the insignia may
be worn only in port.
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A LIVING GLOVE
.Cuticle of Womnn's Arm IS Removed
Intact in Powder accident.


BELLE VERNON. Pa November a.
Mrs. John Lis. living in Washington
county. was badly burned In a peculiar
manner yesterday afternoon.
In attempting to build a fire in a
hurry she took up what she supposed
was an oil can. but instead 1t contained
powder. She threw on q liberal guam
tity, when 1t exploded. The flesh on the
woman's left arm from her elbow down
was peeled off better than it could have Q
been done with n surgeons knife.
On the floor after the explosion, was
found what looked like glove. 1t was
lin rcality.the skin from the Woma1l's s
arm and hands. All the fingers We're
fnerfect. the fngernails coming off with
tile skin. There was not a break in
side was treated in the same manner
from her neel TO her breast.
Singularly enough, there was not an
abrasion on arm or leg, and the nail
cells We're not injured. Tho woman
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KANSAS CITY CLOSED
Merchants Shut up Shops Sunday
e ~ 6

MERCHANTS Shut ur Shops Sunday
Fear Arrest.
KANSAS CITY. MO-. November s.
Never before in the history of Kansas
City was the Sabbath so strictly OBJ
served by business interests as to-
day. Merchants VINO heretofore have
defied the State law forbidding un-
necessary labor on sunday. obeyed the
Sunday closing order. The theatres,
however. were open as usual, as they
arc protected by injunction proceed
ings.
Tho decision of the merchants to
obey the law to-day WAS brought about
by the wholesale arrests during the
last twenty-four hours of nearly 100
persons who were indicted by tile grand
jury yesterday for refusing to COM
ply with the law during the two pre-
yious SUNDAYS,
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KILLS WIFE AND SELF.
On Eve OF separation, MIN Shot Young
Wife and Killed HIMSELF. a

s. I
NEW YORK. November S.-On the
eve OF a pl.1ned separation. Frederick
John, a contracting stone cutter; snos
and killed his wife. Grace, and himself
at their home in BROOKLYN Tonight.
The man was thirty years .ea Of age .5 and ana
,marrIed seven years and had two
daughters. ii one of two years and the
other five. The Johns, We're well-to-
do. and their troubles, 1t Is said, We're
due to incompatibility OF temper. For
this cause they had determined 4 to sep. :
Iarate. The papers of separation were s, :,
brought to the house and John and MS
Wife. wife " who lived with the latter's pa,
rents Mr. and Mrs e y small: rstirea f,lre
~ the agreement. Soon afterwards,
three shots were fired. Mrs. Small
| found her daughter down With bullet
wounds in the heart and head. Jonn
was bleeding from a wound IN The Ihe
temple. He died soon afterwards. ards me te
papers OF separa,tsoni, l ~ i,,e WIZ Wire oniV baJ
lbeen signed. S
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STEALS TO DELAY WEDDING
Says He Took Gifts Because He Loved
Bride and Wished to Stop Ceremony.

Says He Took Gifts Because He Loved
Bride and Wished to Stop Ceremony.
NEW YORK. November 3.-Because
he could not bear to see. the girl he
loved become the bride of another,
Nfichael Duel, who was to have been
best man at the wedding. stole the
nuptial gifts. causing a postponement
of the ceremony.
At all events, that was the reason
given by Duck who is twenty-five
years old. when he was arraigned in
the Essex Market Court yesterday.
Nicolo Thorotoro who lives Mt No. 1f6
Mulberry Street. next door to Duci. was
to have married Roma Napolona, a
Sicilian belle of seventeen years. yes
terday afternoon. and many members
of the Italian colony had been invited
but when he found that his wedding
gifts had been stolen he decided tc
postpone the wedding.
Duci was arrested while trying e
tlpstv7n the az tjcies IN iies-Bow cry. ss,Hs
WAS iell In $4,000 bail.
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Nelther Admits Defeat

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. November 81
There have been no developments to-
day to change the figures given out
by the respective chairmen of the Re-
publican and the Democratic State
Committee headquarters last night.
The Republicans claim the State for
John c. sheats. for State treasurer. by
not less than 125,o0o. while the Demo-
cratic managers says that their candi-
date. John g. Harman VIII carry the
State outside of Philadelphia by 5000
plurality.
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both Claim, Victory.

TRENTON, N. j.. November s.-The
Eubernatorial candidates rested at their
homes to-day. Party leaders havs not
changed their estimates given out last
night. The Republicans claim that j.
Franklin Fort will have 10000 plural
ity. while the managers of Mayor Kat
zenbach's campaign say the latter will
be elected by about 10000 plurality.
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BABY IN POLITICS,
Ono Month Old, He Is Formally En-
rolled as n Partisan.

BIRMINGHAM. ENG. November S.---
of Austen Chamberlain Is. like his
father aud his famous grandfather.
Joseph Chamberlain. already .politi-
clan. He has been formally enrolled as
a member of the East Worcestershire
Liberal JTnfonist Association, East Wor-
cestershire being the constituency
which his father represents in the
House of Commons.
The officials Of the association re-
ceived from Austen Chamberlain the
nomination of his son-thc Christian
name is not NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with
the entrance fee, and thus new per-
sonality made his entry on the politi.
calTStaue
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Want Mayor il vaulcylIlv.

MlI.W.AuKEE,, November a.--Nlayor
Becker, Of this eits,s to-day received
an otfer58of $1,000 per3 week for forty
weeks lro,n Slaw & Erlanger. The
Mayor rejected the nffer, which re-
squlred hlm to appei,r In advanced van,
telling What he lsnaNs a bout
tbs Nnnng man In politics,
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Turcon,ans Riot,

i6S3 III, II IllssNN, Novanbcr S.---According to
tadvIces received here he Tllrcomans hHvH
committed havoc In the city sofS lAstrabnd,
capital of the Persian province OF that name,
where they lnassacred the inhabitants and
then looted theips pronerty. The disorders
sat various other places have incrsas ed and
.puRitl expsd dttions haSe been sent out
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PONCE DE LEON's ASHES
Florida Seeking to Obtain Itenains o
EXPLORER from Porto Rico.

SAN JUAN. P, r., NoVember 3.--N. !.
B. Broward, the Governor OF Florida,
has transmitted to Governor Post a
resolution Of the Florida Legislature
appointing COMMITTEES Of iise ant. ap..
proprlating money for the purpose al
obtaining the remains Of Ponce de
Econ, and requests his co operation,
The ashes of Ponce de Leon. tho dis
eoverer of Florida ana the first Gov
ernor nf Porto Rico.tar buried in san
lose Church, San Juan.
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No Change in situation.

BALTIMORE, MD. November TO
day has passed without developments
of any sort in the political situation
Leaders on both sides continue to ex-
press themselves as confident of ,vic-
tory next Tuesday, bu; nothing has
occurred to-day In any was calculated
TO warran, changing estimates AS 10
the result hitherto made.
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HUNG HitnsELU RYSIiOPFl
nm \, MADE OF 3lf.s s.. Flag

Il HAI.TlAiC RE November a..
Mrs. Cornelta AIclSelVey tn- day twisted
With 4 L committed suicide by hanging
herself to Sa closet door. en- body was
discovered by her thirteen year-old
lgra ndslallg n Me elan clls'li Y rs supp pos-
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outs Throat Over Financial Wortics,
SHAWNEE, OKLA. November g.
Russell Iphnson, q teller In tile State
National Bank, attempted5 70 commit
suicide yesterday BY cutting his throat,
ported all right. Monty over financial
conditions ~ believed to- have caused
temporary insanity.
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.lil.nhn,s 1llrth,lna

839 WASHINGTON. u. G., November S'--,
The fifty thBbirthday anniversary oi
the llmperor Of ,iapan WAS, WAS to1nlgl.t
4l,mbussy, when tile members OF the
embassy were guests Of Ambassador
saTd Countess Aoki. "A s%
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Coal burned I'm.

KINGSTON, NJ ". NoNeplber t''.-'-- ''-'-
Fire to- day destroyed the tug boat
John III. eordts, belonging toytlle Cor
panys coal pockets containing 1880,
tons OF coal and five cars loaded with
coal. The loss is $l60O00 b Ss
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Women sllssion..rlcs Are Stone.l.

HONG KONG November a. Misses
Wendell and Ericsson, SScandlnayian
missionaries In the district Of Nam
.hoi, have been stoned by the chinese,
forced 3ta heconla Christianss and We're
kept for immoral pWrposea s s S
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ARM TORN FROM ITS SOCKET
},rhcn Workman Expires on Rnpidly'
ls7 Revolving Shaft,

POT"rSNIl.I,E, PA. November aa--
Morgan Mover of Auburn, was ,whirlea
ia instant death yesterday. when l,le
sleeve ,ot' his coat WAS caught in the
shnftinc nf ,rapitly-moving machinerS,
Ills left arm was torn out at the
socket and his body terribly crushed.
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FINDS RABBITS BY SMELL
Expert Hunter Needs No Dog to Dctcc

Them.
II ALLEN NT OWN. PA. November D.
j Ohm Ketn is probably the champion
hunterof Perry township. On
Wednesday, he shot eleven rabbits slm-
assisted by dog OF man, lie killed u e
he shot twelve hunnies sllnasststeu,
Mr.. keinlSclalms that he can detect
the ordor II a. rabbit in a radius OF
thirty feet on calm day. !. 55
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CUT LOOSE FOR 80 YEARS
Husband aud Wife rhink They Have
ii Scheme That Heats Divorce.

l3yVIIIlIlS3A u. r a.. Novemb bers B 3 - -
Being unable to- live amlcably together
as man and Wife and dl liking divorce,
before Alderman Mastersor, of this
city, and signed an agreement to live
npart for q period of ninety mine wears.