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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-10-06
REPUBLIC is BORN
MANUEL RUNS AWAY
ROOPS KILL.
OFFICERS

nadaiase, Spain. Oet : "Details
of thr ffsing 1T Lisbon tfe beginning
a. reach htre 4 regiment 81 ar
tttier&, commanded by setguants,
rode down their colonel ahd officers
and attacked thu barracks. The six
trcmth artillery regiment divided into
tNa cnmpas republicans and mon
afehistst and Il flerte combat ensued,
III. Which the COLONEL several officers
and MANY saitiiers were Killed The
engagement resulted i'll the defeat
pf tiie maanfehiSis. aud the rum
nants III this camp iainFd tile Firth
infantry and First ehassenrs and
occupied the arsrnhl a'hr city Was
placed W A state ot sega ana under
military rltir III tllD frst sign of
rising During the night several
regiments af infantry artillery and
cavalry Killed Officers who resisted
ThrN marched nt" tnWn ana sig
nailed ~ thf WurshipH M the riNer,
Mhirh alsn raNnlteA aud huisted the
rehnl,liean flas
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ROOSEVELT ANNOUNCES
A PLAN FOR CAMPAIGN

New York, Oct. 5,-Theodore Roose-
yett an bounced today through Ezra F.
Prentiss, state chairman, that on re-
turning from his southern trip. which
begins tomorrow he will be at the
service OF the committee for active
stumping In the state campaign. Rep
resentatiye william >. Bennett OF New
York and Senator Gumnllns Of Iowa,
an aypWed insurgent, We're among Col
anei Rnoseyelt's callers today. Sen
atDr cummins and the colonel talked
tor two hours.
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FAMOUS DETECTIVE is DIRECT.
ING THE HUNT FOR THE Los
ANGELES DYNAMlTERS.
MINERS ARE SUSPECTED


iua Angeles, pst N It'll keeping
VIVA lis declaration thnt thn utmost
secrecy Mpnld nn maintained. btter-
VIM Nii ifai ! tiRrna, ably ahnttad bN
thc t.as Angeles Hp icc department, VI
maiting an ArApnr luPin nNstly story
I'M th4 manhnnt fpr the pnnspratvrs
Mho destroyed WI. Times building wtth
dynamic. ur ntrnElyccrnr mat snt
Nfdny marninE
Burns cahe haFk 81 this riiS today
ANA hramBht Milh llIm Detectives Ryan
ttHd Hummer NJ ttr SHn Francisco na-
lirr department. III spite "a thrif ar5
tivul li"re II wAs stil snrmiseI that
the rpal center W interest III tha search
remains ~ .snn Francisco
II ~ believed here lhal th" men Who
carried oui the nat tp wreck the
Times plant and attempted ~ destroy
the lfones ~ Generat Harrison Gray
otis aud H. T. Heehaudalnar Nere es-
port uuurtz miners from tic gold dis
tricis ~ northern California. This
theory IA lased on the fact that the
men Mho purchased tile dynamite from
the Giaut Powder works, used The
ulmes ~ j. l.. BIysnn ihe Placer
county miner. aua ihnt of his neigh
bar. Morris, ana II Is supposed that the
detectives al work III the north are
trying a. trace them buek to the min
/ ing districts.
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Story From Madrid.

Madrid Oct 5.-Premier canalejaa
tonight made public the following az
count of the events In Lisbon. which
he has just received,
ABOUT 80 a. m. Tuesday the pop
nIatlon of Lisbon was awakened by
the booming of II cannon. Everyone
rushed into the streets or opened win.
dows to see what was happening.
THE streets rapidly filled with peo-
Pile, pushing hither and thlther. while
the bnges sounded the ASSEMBLY.
Here and there rifles cracked and
shouts and rallylns cries were heard.
Revolution had broken nut and lhs y
guns were the signal for the mobilisa-
tion Of the police. They salantls threw
themselves upon the Insurgents. bur
We're received with fuslllaae Of small
bombs. Seeing that they we're power
less, the police summoned the troops.
but the soldiers soon split into two
bands. one going oyer to The side Of ,ha
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BAD MAN FROM DENVER
IS SHOT IN SEATTLE

Seattle. Oct, 5.-'rom Lee, alias Tom
Kelley, who the po'ite say Is motor
ious safe blower and thief, stumbled
into japanese lodging house today
told by surgeons later that he proha bly,
would die, Lie said TINT his name was
Tavern Nicholas, that he was 80 years
Cd. and that his home was near Lick
haven Penna, He refused to say Who
shot him The police. say Lee has a
pecnrd In Denver.
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BOOZE RUINS REASON
OF BRILLIANT WOMAN

Chicago, Oct. Mrs. Margaret Hor-
ton Potter Black, who as Margaret
Horton Potter gained national repu-
tation as the author of sensational fie-
lion dealing with sovereignty, Is
charged with habitual drunkenness in
bill for divorce filed by her hus-
band, John d, Black, In the circuit
court toda. Mr., Black, who Is q lazy
Yer, Is Il, son Of General John G. Black
former commander In chief OF the
Grand Army of the Republic. Mrs
Black was adjndged mentally incompe-
tent last March. She Is 20 years Old
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BUREAU FOR CHILDREN
HAS STRONG SUPPORT

Omaha, Oct. fudge A. l.. Hut
ton Of .he juvenile court, republican
nominee tor congress in this district,
today received a letter from Theodore
Roosevelt, indorsne q suggestion for
chila's bureau IN the national gov
ernment The letter says:
'As have said In the message I
sent A. president 10 the congress In
February, 1908, very strongly believe
that we should have child's bureau
In the national government.
AIR. Roosevelt said he did not favor
a separate department.
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the town hall. saying that he intrusted
the policing Of the city and the main
tenence OF order 10 tile care OF the
citizens.
Respect all public and private prop
erty.' he exclaimed, ''and the lives OF
oil persons. whoever they may be.
The republic IL generous and mag
nanimous'
The huge crowd that had gathered
around the building eheered the speak
er frantlcaly. Notwithstanding the
thrilling events Of the last two days,
the people are now showing com
posnre, and 1t seems likely that order
In the city OF Lisbon will be MAIN
tained.
II is rumored that General Gorjas.
who commanded the defending forces,
committed suicide when he saw that
the fall of the palace was Inevitable.
New Government
The provisional government follows:
President. Theophile Brnga. minis
ter of justice. Alfonso Costa. minister
Of foreign affairs, Bernadino Machado:
minister of finance. Brazilio Telles.
minister Of public works, Antonio Lniz
Comes: minister of war; Colonel Bar
reto: minister of marine. Amaro Azo-
fado Comes: minister of the interior,
Antonio Almeida; civil governor OF
Lisbon, Eusebio Leao
Bonds Suffer.
Berlin. Oct. 5. - Portuguese bonds
fell points and Lisbon points on
the bonrse today. The Darmstaedter
bank, the Portuguese financial agency
In Berlin. has large deposits sufficient
to secure for some time the payments
OF Portuguese obligations held In Ger
many.
| That the decline was moderate In
attributed to the feeling Of certainty
that any new government would taka
over the obligations nf the monarchy.
| Neither the Portuguese legation nor
the German foreign office has been In
/ formed officially Of the revolution.
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LIKE COMIC OPERA
IS THE INITIAL
ADDRESS
NEW PRESIDENT UNBURDENs
HIS MIND I'M BOMBASTIc
EuNCOMBE THAT BURNS.

Lisbon, oct g =This afternoon thu
following proclamation was issued by
the provisional government to the
Portuguese people:
''fhe people, army and navy have
succeeded In nrnclaimtng IL republic.
The 3raranza dynasty. mischevous
and disturbing to social peace. has
been forever oSilad from Portugal.
"This rare event. representing the
pride Of an rnianabl. race and the
salvation nf n country whose bravery
Is proyrrbial. fills with enthusiastic
joy tbe hearts Of patriots and finally
ends our eonntry's bondage.
Our aspiration for u regime of lib
erts stands revealed brightly In its
virgin essence
Pompous.
"cilizens, the present moment re-
deems and recompenses for all strng-
giles and The snrrowfnl apprehensions
We endured This moment must be
the commencement of n period of aus
tere morality and immaculate justice,
In order t4at tile glorious communion
Of principles shall make of onr sncri-
fres fnr onr country the base Of our
political program aud our generosity
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Burns Takes Hold.

Turns NOW has lpll charge Of the
hunt for The ennspiralprs. Ther. was
II show Of greatly increased activity
al this end. Following tile return Of
Burns, who after consulting with the
chief nf police and mayor and various
other officials, forgot tile dynnmiting
ease long enough 10 address lhn con-
yention 81 The American Bankers as-
sneiaiion lie told the financinrs Of The
Work his detective agency has done
during the year In behalf of the bank,
ers' organization. Upon his arrival
here Turns declared that the publicity
given the movements of the men en-
gagged in ihe manhnni was interfering
will the work oi tie detectives.
Whenever We accomplish anything
NJ north" liz said, 4 always could
read all about il nexl morning In the
papers This plot WAS connected and
carried ont by clever men and they
have been aided greatly bs the news.
papers who have hampornd us IN o,l
pnrf p
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Lisbon, Oct s.-The capital Ii now
completely In the hands Of the repub-
leans, who have formed II provisional
government with Theophile Braga as
president. A new national flag Of
red ana green Is flying over all public
buildings, including the town hall
King Manuel, with the queen mother,
Amelie, and his grandmother the
queen dowager Maria pia. has taken
refuge mt Mafra. 70 miles from Lis
bon.
Recognized.
Already the Spanish minister, I'm full
uniform. has called to pay his respects
10 the republican leaders 1t is i'm
possible to estimate the number OF
those killed or wounded In yesterdays
fighting. but 1t IL expected to reach
several hundred The city has been
considerably damaged by the lombard
ment Of insnrgent warshIps. The build
lnss occupied by the ministries around
the Praca do commercio and the Me-
cessidades palace were made the par
walls and tnrrets. The tower Of the
1lHIAH itllAiueh " lHf I,aliGe WIS Hf-
molisil.d
Some Loyal Troops.
Thus far. however, no attack has
been made upon private property. and
it Is reported that the banks are being
guarded by bluejackets. No news has
been received from the provinces, as
communication has largely been cut
Off and dispatches and messages of
all kinds have been suppressed. All
through the night artillery and rifle
fire was incessant, and toward dawn
1t increased In intensity. At II o'clock
last night insurgents encampel on the
heights OF Ayenila do Llberado to tr,
to force their wax to the center of the
city, hut were driven back by loyal
troops
Monarchists Desert.
Az the latter passed the barracks ol
the First artillery they discovered thai
II was In the hands OF the rebels
They charged the civilians and dis
lodged them. inflicting considerable
loss. The night firing was carried on
| IN complete darkness, the electris
| lights having failed. The insurgents
were led by the retired Admiral Car,
/ los Rciss, Their forces We're great,
/ augmented by desertions from anonl
the monarchists. and they succeeded
eventually in getting control Of ,ht
city.
The inhabitants today paraded til,
streets, most of them carrying rifles
/ singing the Portuguese Marseillalse
which has now become the naliona
anthem Red Cross ambnlances ans
police and men from the fire brigad,
are patrolling the streets and remov.
ing the dead and wounded
The reyolntionsts ralded all build
ines that flew the old flag and tor.
down the enblems of the monarchy
The Wafships greeted the hosting .
the republican flag with saisos o
artillery
1ansebio 1eao the republican leader
made a speech from the balcony Il
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The three men drove to the Holloman
ranch Saturday, instead of stopping az
Richard Golaer's place, The Holloman
ranch Is two miles further up the creek
than the latter and Is the last place to
be reached by wagon. From this point
the three hunters started mp trail
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THE MEN

Who boost the apple show,
boost MissOula,
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-03
Nuggets Special Service.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-"Banana An na." Mrs. Anna Roberts, vas today tried and found guilty of defrauding seventeen railroad companiss out Of several sums of money which she re eeived for imaginary injuries. The wo- man made a complete confession this morning when pressed by the aathori- ties and as a result verdict was soon forthcoming.
 Mrs. Roberts received the name of Banana Anna" because she was one of the slipperiest characters the aleuths have ever had to locate. It took the local police three weeks to find the d"frauder when she was wanted by the authorities. All of that time "Bonaaza Anna was in hiding in the city.
 Mrs. Roberts method of defraudine the railroad companies was simple. She would ride on train. then send in a claim {" the railroad agent alleging that she was injured through the care lessness of one of the train employees. She would have professional witnesses swear tn her statements In this man
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PORTLAND AS TERMINAL
 FOR M. R. R.
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 SEATTLE. Dee 2-It is rumored h'.e that President FarIing af the Mil wauke" lines. has made an announce ment to th. effect that he intended ,x- tending the comrany.s road into the city of Portland a. soon as the through S'lvirs to S"attt had been installed
 If such an undertaking is effected the Milwaukee will have direct service from coast to coast and the Rose" city nill h th. Western terminal for one of the largest individual railroad lines in this country
 The Milwaukee people ar- now eN- ccedngly busy completing plans for thr roads Invasion into the metropolis Of Washington The proposed cxtcn- sion tn Portland uin b" etatted within a few months ~honld Farlins- present plans carry
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HARRY THAW RELEASE }
SLAYER OF STAMFORD
 WHITE GIVEN FREEDOM

given his freedom. Although public prejudice was strong against the re- lease of the man, the medical board. after a rigid examination found no req . son why Thaw should be confined in an insane asylum.
 Thaw is now practically free man and it is rumored that his marriage to Gladys Badley, a Bridgeport society girl who has stood by the murderer in all of his troubles. will come off in se- cr"t tonight Thaw and the Bridgeport woman are friends of old and during the formers trial there was not a more interested person than Miss Bradley
 Despite the scorn and humiliation which her lover will undoubtedly meet wherever he goes. the society girl has
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DISGRUNTLED EmPL0YES
 WILL DEMAND MORE WAGES

the action of th" Chicago engineers iu demanding mor" wages It is not Known when the strik. wlu actually be effect "d here but merchants are in dread at th" thought of a general tie-ur of fr"ight~ in the West
 Each time a strike is declared by railroad engineers or brak,men. ship pyrs loose thousands of dollars and it l. presumed that such disaster in oregon at this time of the year. would moan the loss of million dollars
 The disgruutled railroad engineers maintain. a- did their brethren In lnl- u"i~. that thr salaries they are now receiving for their labor~ is mol in pro- portion with th. services they render and that their jobs an, tho poorest pay
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ing f"r tE" a.. ... and cxactness of work they m1I.f tu any other poo ~itt"u in ,am-yJau with railroad company
 For many months th" dissatisfied 'uen hay" harhor"d their grievances and I' Na~ uot until recent meeting of the brotherhood following th, announce n"ut 'f the state "r affairs m Chicago railroad circles. that go strike Was pro Ip~,l or thought of
 A Vet the railroad company officials m this city have refused to make any statements rpurrrniug t4r auar but they q" maintain that a. lar t4 they are concerned thr engineer A.u not rcg"iv, any other wasr~ thtn The. ale l"N being paid
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 LAMONT Mo Dec 3-Twentv-fiyr persons wer" seriously injured when a pass' ng"r train af rh" Missouri Pacific PgiImsn Company Was d.railed a short a>iane" tr"m this city. last night and r"lj"d "N"r ou "mhmlment thirty feet in height Although non. of the pas ~'ug"r- "er. killed outright. many ar n. injured ma, dr. as ,, result of tn..r serious ujurirS
 Th' accident was caused by a spread ms nn expanding ~o greatly that r would not permit th" rassagr uf tsr heavy track whcei of the cngin- Th. uain nas making fair tnur ssh,p. tn, t.rld.ut occurred
 Iapng from thr rails. the massive aneue drawing carloads of humau.
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 NEW YORK. Dec 3.-Not until to- day did the news of the release of Harry Thaw. who was committed to the county insane asylum some time ago. following the murder of Stanford White, the New York architect and designer who met death at the hands O. the mentaly unbalanced man, leak out. For some time the medical in N'stigating board in charge of the asy- lum, have been looking into the con dition of the murderer and on Thanks giving eve the inmates of the insane hospital who have regained their nor mal state of mind are released. Harry Thaw together with three other peti- tioners, was pronounced sane and was
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BOLD MAN THREATENS
 PRESIDENT
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WASHINGTON. Dee. "A threaten Ing letter was received bv President Tafts secretary today in which the writer. who styles himself. "A desper- ate man." promises to take the chief executives life for some imaginary crime which the writer contens the president k guilty of.
 Whether "r no. the warning is d joke or the work of maniac k not known but th" matter has been turned over to the secret service officers and they will end"avor Ia run the author of the .rs- tIc to earth
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TRAIN LEAVES TRACKS
 TWENTY ARE INJURED

iit". dashed over the emhanklaent car ryinE with her but one of tho passen ger coaches
 By a streak of soad luck the coupling between ,h,. first and second coaches Was severed when tnr anpir. loft tho tracks
 Had | not h,rn Tor thi-. t4. il~t ar fanlItip- would have undoubtedly hasr reached a lars. number az one ninety person "seat-I thr .aa,hez which anr, permitted ia rrmaH au th, Utll~
 m, .aiuu.a n,n. brought t. tal- elts aumraat.ls aurr tha ac,ii,as ni .r- na hsug urll cared fpr.
 MAKE NO OTHER DATE.
 It....f t...F.4.r.
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0lAz IS ELECTED:
 WILL RETAIN MEMBERS
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CITY OF MEXICO. Dee. Prrsi- dent DiaZ was reelected to office yes terday and Was inaugurated for the eighth time. His cabinet officers will retain their positions ss will the other officials und.." tine direction of Diaz
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promised to marry Thaw and accord inG to good advice. the romance which followed the murderer into the padded cells of the insane asylum. will he cul- minated on this eve.
 Thaws' escape from life confinement in the asylum was made possible by a group of hungry lawyers who were promised great sums of money should they succeed in securing freedom for the young man
 That they succeeded is evident. and now that their work is done. Harry Thaw murderer and lover is again permitted to consider the sacred bonds of matrimony
 Ink .A
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WAS YOU BORN IN
 WEST VIRGINIA
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 WASHINGTpN p,, B Tha-, uh. delight in singing, "l Ma Born m pl Virginia. "te." WHl hr pleased to rrtd that their ham" state has d population list of tw" million. two hundred and twenty one thousand West Virginia has lrasr"r.d in thr many years she has hren state and since her al mitraue" To th" Union has grown won dfmuN m population
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PORTLAND. Dec. The oregon members of th" Brotherhood of Loco motive Engineers today voted n, favor of a strike. contcnding that they were being uud,rraid for their services. This m"N" with the agitation in the ranks of tho locomotive engineers of Chicago may tend toward u"ing up all of tn" railroad systems in th" West and such a predicamout k evident unless the mon who guard the destmics ut thou sands of persons and millions "r dollars worth of freight are allowed au increase. m wages
 The oregon brotherhood. has rpIu,, -d
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ON
 MEAT REDUCED
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SEATTLE. per. B. The retll pri,e 'n meats has h,.ru reduced thr-,. cents e. n" rouni all over lh- United States The decline was expected and Mas pr. dtct.d h> President Armour af th,. packing company bearing hi- name
 Thr announcement or th. drop u prices Mas happily received as mauy beliey" rht, the l"wrrns If ngures on other commodities wM ~o"n follow
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TELEGRAPH
 cos. COMBINE
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ST r. lS i..a \ lnint e1.ras. ail"" t'# l.'a maH Lurat.l Aslc. be f" '' h" ht~'.rn rnten Telegraph '"nraf. 1rt u American pI-trI,f f'.'gruh 'amrans rhe dau l4 ihr largest au. tktl ,aH-umHal.J 4ni la N"l,"- Hiiiiau- "i deIIate In tls guturr ths ruhh, "su h,. abl, ta communicate ~nh nll Iart- of the Narla fr.u either a' thr eamrany~ afiicr~
 Several hundred thousand a.Iars &iu h'. appropriated hy lhr uen eas nort,i"n Tor thr purpose ag extending rhrir systems ant entering urH t.rr. tnrN
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NATIONAL LEAGUE OFFICIALS
 DISCUSS COMING SEASON
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 CHICAGO. Dee. 3-At a meeting of the officers of the National Baseball League the names of several umpires Were proposed for the coming season and training quarters for next spring were discussed As vet no selection of umpires has been made. but it Is be- lieved that last years arbitrators will he rcinstated
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REPUBLICAN, MEMBERS
 TO REVISE REPORT
Special Nugget Service.

WASlliNGrnN. D,-. The r-iub- i'an members of thr sallugcr mvo-ti- sailns '"mmitt-. r"u>eu, toda> rs re- ri~" lhr roI"r1 which Wa prepared hy ih. "ntir. committee trr inspection
 Several alterations. ialoriug the seere- tary of th" interior. win hr made and damaging statements will br struck out.
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FAIRY MOONLIGHT.
Roof Garden

Peoples Laundry are making q spe- cialty Of rough dry laundry. Give us a trial
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olympia. Rainier Blue Ribbon or Nome Beer by the case ar barrel at Nrtors Main C.
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PANAMA ANNA" FOUND
 GUILTY OF DEFRAUD

her Mrs. Roberts secured thousands Of dollars from various railroad concerns.
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KINDERGARTEN AND NURSERY. Located at second door west of Gold en Gate Hotel.
 MISS A. F. OESTREIcH.
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Job printing at the Nugget.