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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11
NUTMEG MEMBERS
THREATEN FIGHT
IN HOUSE
Representatives Hill and Reilly
Exchange Uncomplimentay
Opinions Of Each Other and
Shake Fists Be|Iigerently.

Washington, July l0.--A fierce po-
itica debate which came perilously
close to fisticuffs. created furore In
the house today. The participants
were Representative Hin ana Repre-
sentative Reilly, of Connecticut the
former republican and the later a
democrat.
Bitter feeling between them be-
ginning with Reilly's election, increas-
ed last winter when Reilly attacked
Hill in a speech in the house,
The trouble today began when Hill
launched into Il political speech, criti-
cizng the labor Views of Woodrow
Wilson. Hin declared the reelection
of President Taft assured.
MIR Chairman, shouted Reilly,
the gentleman is much more conf
dent Of the election Of William How
ard Taft than he was at recent
meeting Of Connecticut postmasters. -
Reilly held aloft a letter which he
said he had "providentally received
this morning. His informant who had
heard 1ill's address to the Connccti-
cut postmastcrs, quoted Hin as say
ipg that there would be many familiar
faces missing from around the board
'if they did not do better work in the
ne xt p'ecuon than they did in the
last
Angrily advancing down the aisle.
Reilly declared that Hin had attacked
him in that speech. he quoted from
Hills alleged remarks.
"Bchold the man YOU have sent to
Washington to represent this district.
10 you know what he is doing2 He
is voting with the southern demo
Gratis To destroy the Connecticut man
ufacturors.N
Reilly vohemently denied that his
vote was cast for tariff measures that
would jeopardize the manufacturing
interests of the country.
Il am sick and tired Of hearing OF
the gentleman from Connecticut he
cried. "The know-all Of tariff lcgis~
larlon compared with whom the dis
gentleman from New
Nork, Mr.. Payne, is a mere piker,
Hin NainlN sought to interrupt
When he got the floor he was trem-
bling with anger. standing in front Of
the speaker Hin shook mcnacing
fist in his colleagues direction and
him with unfairly ana know
ingly assailng him in speech last
winter
HE did it deliocratcly.' shouted
Lin. IIc might have known his
charges were false. The gentleman
from Connecticut suppressed the iacts
on this floor. say that statements
of that Kind make the man unworthy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11
PR0H|B|T|ON|STS
SAY ROOSEVELT
IS WORST
National Convention Reaches
"Amen' and Horn Blowing
Stage of Enthusiasm in At
Iantic City,


fBy Morning journal rp~ciht LehSo" "''o''
Atlantic city NJ j. July lo.-l'he
eleventh national prohibition conNen-
ton got under WAY here today. but
at three sessions ii progressed little
beyond the preliminaries Of orgAniza-
tion. There were developments enough
however. TO indicate a strong under
current OF "insurgency' in the party
and to forecast a fight for more
progressive and aggressive attitude IN
the coming campaign.
In the hope of ovcrthroWing a part
Of the existing order OF things. II IS
said fight win he nude for the
election Of Il national chairman Ni2
the convention and not by the ma
tonal committee.
The feature Of the day was the ad-
dress OF the temporary chairman q,
the conventions clinton n. Howard, of
Rochester, N y, known rs the Lit
tic Giant" Mr.. Howard aroused the
delegates TO hieh pitch of enthusi-
asm by roundly denouncing President
Taft Colonel Roosevelt and the re-
publican and democratic parties in
general
I'VE already have two whiskey
parties and don't need another he
shouted The delegates caught up and
chccred the sentiments of the
chairman. when he characterized
President TAFT as "wet nurse to the
saloons, there were shouts Of 'Amcn
from all corners Of the han. When he
denounced colonel Roosevelt as "tlle
least desirable Of al the candidates
there was Il prolonged demonstration
OF approval.
Governor Woodrow Wilson, ne dis-
posed of with this faint praise
IA good man. perhaps but We have
had good men IN the White House
before and they have gone out with
the country moro saturated with rum
than il was when they went In.
50 enthusiastic We're the delegates
over chairman fIowafds IS address that
they ordered il printed as campaign
toNthooR ana started boom for Mr..
Howard for president.
The convention reachcd the horn
blowing stage az the night session
when loul demonstrations followed
every action
~ j SibleN ~ Arizona. WAS chosen
chairman of the committee on reso-
buttons
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11
From East 10 West Weather
Bureau Receives Reports Of
Generally Increasing lem
perature Except IN Spots,
HOTTER TODAY IS
FIERCE FORECAST
Fields Are Scorched and a Few
Showers Afford Only Tenn
pofary Relief in a Few Fav-
ored Localities.
lny Morning Journnl Special r,...u wlre.l

(By Morning journal Special Ie.~eu Wire
Washington, July Ia few tanta
lizing thunder showers that pattered
Nainly on burned fields and steaming
pavements. were the only promises Of
relief in sight tonight from the wave
OF humid heat that deluged the
country.
From east and west The weather
bureau received reports of generally
increased temperatures. Behind the
stolid figures came story of swelter-
ing cities and scared farms. Increased
death rates in the overcrowded cities
and general suffering as a result Of
the oppressive heat We're generally
recorded.
New York ana Chicago. east and
middle west, all caught the rising
temperature. Throughout New Eng
land and the middle Atlantic states
the mercury rose. The lower lakes
and the lower Mississippi valley the
southwest and the northwest, all
showed increased temperatures There
was a slight let up in the upper lake
region ana in the upper Mississippi
valley but even there the temperature
is expected to rise tomorrow.
There Is no relief In sight" said
the forccaster at the weather bureau
tonight To-day was generally warm
except a few spots where showers
cooled things for a time. Tempera-
lures are gradually rising and re
ports show the likelihood of further
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morning
Villa Ahumada, Mex. July TO-
General Orozoo at 6 o'clock tonight
reached villa Ahumada, cighty-three
miles south Of Juarez. lie declared it
probable that he would continue to
Juarez tonight.
Though not disclosing his immedi-
ate intentions, General OrOzco tonight
expressed to the Associated Press COR
respondent accompanying him, his
absolute confidence in the ultimate
triumph of the revolution.
"It must be either the resignation
Of Madero or the prosecution of the
revolution" he said. THE people Of
the state Of Chihuahua began this
revolution to win and they will. few
defeats cannot disheartcn us"
Every bridge and culvert on the
Mexican Central railroad north of
Chihuahua is being destroyed. The
work of destruction thus far has been
completed To a point fifty miles north
Of Chihuahua City. It will be contin-
ued to some point few miles south
of Juarcz, where rebel outposts VIII
be placed
Federal cavalry were moving today
north out Of Chihuahua, according to
rebel scouts. They had reached Corral,
thirteen miles north of Chihuahua at
noon today. The force numbered l500
men under Generals Tellcz and Raba-
go and carried several pieces Of artil-
lery Twelve hundred rebel cavalry
are at Laguna, fifty miles north Of
Chihuahua but viii probably retire
il the face of the federal forces.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11
NEW YORK CITY has
A SLIGHT SHOWER

New York July 10.-The hot wave
which began to make itself felt IA
the eastern section of the country ON
tho Fourth OF July continued today
with temperatures above ninety,
causing score or moreof scattered
deaths ana general suffering.
For the first time there were IN
dications tonight that the siege was
broken ir the metropolis at least. The
first rain seen in two weeks fell in the
hapc of few drops after sandown.
The shower was followed hy cooling
hrcezcs. The weather officials saw "a
cool wave III the northwest on the
map and held out hope that this might
be felt in the east tomorrow after
noon
In the record of prolonged hot
spells the present siege does not ap
pear llkely to approach the record es
tablished year ago when more than
a thlrd of the country experienced
of nearly 100 during the
first two weeks in July with a total
ot 500 deaths reported.
The present heat wave has taken
lives which can be numbered hy
scores instead of hundreds
In this city today the official tom
pcrature was ~ as compared with
a3 Yesterday but notwithstanding tho
slight improvement there were ten
deaths A year ago It WAS 95 degrees
here
Boston and other New England
points report temperatures above %
today with scattering deaths and
many prostratiuns.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11
ENGLAND OPPOSES
SENATE CANAL BILL

Washington. july 1o.-Thc Panama
canal bin now pending in the senate
has met such disapproNsl on the part
of the British government that an ef-
tort VIII he made to have il held UP.
+ formal protest against the pending
measure viii be made on the ground
tnTt n - a violation of the fiaN-
fauncefote treaty insuring tho equal
use of the canal to the vessels OF
commerce and Of war Of the world.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11
BRYAN CH|vALR0US
TOWARD WIFE Of
PRESIDENT
Nebfaskan Had Dictated Ryan
BeInoont-Morgan Resolution
Criticizing Taft; Latter Phase
Omitted.
Bv Morning aonrnal sp~cral Leased wlr.3


Helena, Mont july 10.-A pretty
story of chiHalrv shown by William
J. Bryan is stold by Robert f. Rose,
Of this city formerly private secre-
tary to the Nebraskan. and who acted
as his confidential stenographcr at
the Baltimore convention.
Before going to The convention =
said Mr. Rose. Mr.. Bryan dictated to
me his now famous Ryan-Belmont-
Morgan resolution. and it contained
a caustic reference to the steam roller
methods Of the republican national
convention and to President Taft as
the recipient of faVors from the in
terests. ON going to the hall Mr..
Bryan was informed that Mrs. TAFT
was in the audience and ont of con-
sideration for her feelings he struck
from tho resolution all reference to
the president. / went to him after
the resolution was adopted and asked
if he pnrposely had omitted that part
Of the resolution dictated to me or if
il WAS an oversight
''I purposelv omitted it he said.
Mrs Taft occupied box and | de-
sired to do nothing which would sub
Ject her to humiliation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11
MIMIC WAR BEGINS
AT CAMP MC0Y

Sparta, Wis. July Camp Me-
Coy" where United States regulars
and national guardsmen of the north
west are gathered for Joint maneuvers,
is increasing in population daily.
About $500 regulars are already in
camp and the Fifteenth cavalry is eN-
pected overland from Lacrosse tomor-
row or Friday
Battery ID, Firth field artillery half
of Company A hospital corps and hall
of ambulance Company l. are also on
the way here These additions viii
bring the attendance of regulars up
to $500
The First South Dakota is due here
July 18th
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11
People Of Chihuahua Began
Contest to Win and They viii
Not be Dishearte0ed by a
Few Defeats.
BRIDGES DESTROYED
SOUTH OF JUAREZ
Strong Force Of Federal Cav
airy Moves North and Rebels
viii Retire Probably Rather
Than Risk Fight,

Juarez, Mex. July 1O.-Gen-
eral Pascual Orozco. Jr. ar
. rived in Juarez at l0:45 o'clock
. tonight, accompanied by his
. staff. The hour of his arrival
. was not generally known and
. the rebel chief found no one at
. the station to greet him. Knowl-
. edge OF his movements had been
. kept from even rebel officers
. here. including Colonel Pascual
. Orozco, Sr., his father The
. rebel chief went to the home of
. his father for the night.
. General Orozco's arrival was
. the more inconspicuous as he
. rode into the rebel capital in
. caboosc coupled to an engine.
. He had abandoned his private
. car on the way.
. Tonight marked the frs time
. that General Orozco had visited
. Juarez as a reNolutlonist He
. last was here in February when :
. as "a government officer he
. sought to restore order in the Z
. town which had Just mutlnied.
. Less than a month he accepted .
. the leadership OF the revolu- Z
. tion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11

Convened AT noon
considered legislation on regular
calendar.
Considered suzer bin to create a
department Of labor
Representative Aikin introduced a
resolution mpugrtng relations oi
Secretary Wilson with certain irriga-
tion projects IN Colorado and de-
manding a report on his connection
herewith.
Representative Rerger introduced
a bill providing for federal govern
ment loans 10 county city ana town
for public utilities.
Adjourned at Gfl2 unti noon
Thursday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11
HUSBAND ON TRIAL
FOR SW|NDL|NC
HIS WIFE
Gorham Tufts Procured $780,
600 from Better Half Under
Alleged False Pretenses and
is Facing Jury,


Los Angelos, July lO.-Ihe case OF
Gorham TUFTS, Jr husband Of the
widow of A. Roe, a welathy resident OF
Fort Worth. Tex, charged with hay
ing obtained 100000 from his wife
on false pretenses, went to the jury
late today. The prosecution in its final
address to the jury lilSened TUFTS to
d comic supplement despcrado
The defense was equally sarcastic in
its closing address. TUFTS. known as
an Oriental mystic and a founder of
an East Indian cult, was arrested
once before on the same charge as a
result of indictments brought against
him by the county grand jury. His
previous trial resulted in disagree
ment of the jury.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11
UNITED STATES To
ERECT STRONG
FORTRESS
Plans Ale Afoot for an Impreg-
nabIe Military and Naval Sta
ton to be Placed in Hawaiian
Islands.


tBy Morning journal Special sea-e~ Wi-e.l
Washington. july lO.--l;roAd plans
of the army aud Navy jnint board for
tho creation of an imprcgnallo navy
and military station in the Paclfic
have taken form in nn order just is-
sued for tlie appointment Of "a board
Of army Officers 10 meet az Honolulu
July 81.
This board consists of Brigadier
e;eu'r.d Montgomery NJ Macomh.
fieutenant Colonel John r.. Morrison.
Twenty first infantry. and Major
tieorgc BlakcicN. Coast artillery. 1t is
Instructed ITO study the military
problem of Oahu tupon which island
Honolulu is located to determine
the proper system OF mobile defense
and the necessary garrison and to re-
port upon mortar batteries and other
fixed defenses as a subordinate phase
of the general problem of Defense"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11
AROUND WORLD IN
TH|RTY-NINE DAYS

Los Angeles. july io.-What Is said
to be a new record for cncirclins the
globc. was completed here Yesterday
by j. A. Allen anu +. J Scott of
Phoenix. Ariz.. whe made the trip in
thirty-nIne days. The two men left
Los Angeles June sailing from Seat
tie June Sd. made fhe journey by way
of Nladivostock and Paris.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11
EXPERTS DISCUSS
CITY PROBLEMS
IN MEETING
Finances and Taxation Are
Subjects Gone Into from
Many Angles by National
Municipal League.


Los Angeles, July l0.-rhc National
Municipal League in annual session
here, busied itself today with discus
sion Of various city problems.
Municipal Finances and Taxa
tion,' was a subject gone into from
many sides, addresses being made by
A. G. Pleydell, Of New York; William
y. Hadley, of Philadelphia; Or. Jesse
4. Burke, Of Philadelphia, and
others.
Robert S. Binkard, secretary of the
New York City club, spoke on Excess
Condemnation,' and Dr. Ernest $.
Bradford, Of Washington, =. g, dis
cussed commission Government and
City Planning
EFFECTIVE Housing Campaigns,
was treated by John Ihlder. Of New
York. and others.
A banquet for the delegates was
given tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11

Washington. July 1o.-Anothcr
case Of supposed bubonic plague was
reported from Havana tonight TO sur
Seon General Blue.
DR.. Guiteraz. director Of sanitation
of Cuba, cabled that he had isolated
the suspect.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11
EUROPEAN CNIITAI.S
SCI, SIGNS or pI\(I.

London. JulN Io-Thcre Is uo Iii
rect confirmation Of the possihl"
peace settlement between Italy aud
Turkey but the idea prevails IN ier-
lin and other continental capitals that
Narnhoud Shcfket Pasha's resignation
is perhaps a preclude to this. II is rii-
mored that Turkey is inclined to yield
Tripoii il Italy renounces claim to
BenghazL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11
Ottoman Statesman left Con-
StantinopIe for Vienna Sat
urday and 1t is Presumed Me-
gotiationS VIII Follow,
tBy Morning Journa. special Leased wIr-)

Constantin0nIe. JUN lN.-Tt IS siat-
ed on reliable authority that there is
q good prospect Of the conclusion Of
peace with italy The departure Of
the president of the council Of state,
Said Harem for Vienna last saturday,
is supposed TO have some connection
with peace negotiations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
SENATE.

Convened at TO a. M.
Resumed debate on i.orimcr clcc-
ton cASv,
The appropriation committee res
ported the sundry eiNil appropriation
Bill. amended 10 continue tho tariff
board and with additions ageregaune
$4,000, 600.
No vote was reached on the Lori
mer case.
Recess at 5.}5 j. m, mul 10 a. M,
Thursday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-11
OKLAHOMA MEN
FOR ROOSEVELT.

oklahoma City. July 10.-At a con-
ference of progressive republicans to-
day 1t was decided to call a state con-
vention TO meet in Oklahoma CITY ec
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Order of Sertoe.

me order OF services ami notices FOR
the present week ~ the Klrkwnod pres
oyterieu durch are - follows.
NI'hial 20 = IA. the Whitelev
Iuesday-7-s D. m. Reading Room
open Tor young men and boys. % m
ne = Is u 4 companies \. and "
shuTrh prayer meeting. SUBJECT \ Iet.r
= rIhay-'-g p m. Reading room open
LOU y"ung men and boys 40 n, 70
NOR rehearsal 30 D. m The u,m.
sld f"rcign Missionary Societies 81 III
VI. r. church will entertain
~ adles OF me three MiSsiouart So
~cletfes Of the kirkwo oI pr..Svt.
nur,n IN the lecture room pf the Kirk
wood VI. p. church.
q u'y -" a M sunday school.
- W, pNhll" worship. 230 p. m. bovss'
MISSION school. 80 .. n. public NOR.
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Iafrouro Na.sr .nr OFF SIR and.
Joe Joseph Nfsnr. OF klrr uff OIL.
This rIft. va. raI4hf h.far.r 20 oar
aud Tho Rall OFF tho mime rHIIr If
Fork Ff mo- Naka Vol FrI.. ..f
-"ring-'t injured Tho u~rforrlr.fe
man vac t4kcn f0 tho Martin f.r..
hospital Saturday rIgHf and asr
found fha' fo aar Injured i%rfrrra.ft
AZ a 'afe hour ias' rtrn.ne r t.
f'"H fhff Hn faa jon "a trr. srrIrl.
condition
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Christmas Sals

The fourth division Of the Ladies'
Aid Society OF the First Reformed
church are making for
a Christmas sale. which will he hold
In the old Zwelg building neg Satur.
day and continue throughout the
week \ meeting OF the committee
will bc held AT the this
evening TO complete arrangements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-02

Tn" funeral OF the late William
Selhy Irwin. the i~fyear-old son OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Irwin. who died Al
his home Friday evening. following an
illness Of appendicitis. will take place
from his late home this morning a.
10 O'Clock interment will be made
In the Lower Wegee cemetery.
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2T,UN EROS.
C5t Storr Chat StlIs 1ussr,s
peeember-The eusx Month

Deeember-The Busy Month!
Xmas is the chief topic-and viii
he for the nest - days. The
spirit sof Xmas already %pcrvades
this big store and Xmas shoppers
are busy
Mondsy-Every department will
show an unusually large and we'll
selected stock Of new Xmas goods.
Gene and look around.
Monday second big Dot OF %
inch undrcsscd kid body dolls
beautiful dolls "Opens and closes
eyes-light and dark hair
We've already sold $50 QI m
Of these dolls-Spccidl.. 'UU
Kid BODY Dolls ar g. %. $3.50.
$3.50 and Si|5
Monday sir Specials .i-inch
"Charmou-s soft and pretty
tsupe and uavy-spceIal. yd. soc.
Black Tanefa silk - 30 inches
wide-Wil boz offered Mon en-
day per I'd UJC
lS-inch pure sils messauue--au
shades. sd ....... SOC
Monday-THc first dst of tho
suit sale was e busy ONE Choice
of over lun 90 Our pretfIr-f and
best selling tailored suits. for
ladies. misses and iuuiors-AI 90
zoo discount ANY 5000 suit.
s. 90 and ST. n1 euit. 81. 900 ans
SO nu suit. SIU nI. and -o ON Come
MondaH. while select ions 4ro large
Monday 2nd shipment " lf-Incb
ezra quality All wool serge
garnet brown. black. efc II
\ fine value. sd DC
2"n Serge Dresso-- for girls who
wear size O. FOO. lg or "a or e4lr
Mondat pr ~ nu 81 H5 g. Zoo g. 30
% 81 "5 AT fine value.
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The Elks' Minstrel. which will he
held in the Elk-Grand theatre Monday
and Tuesday. December . and 10.
promises to be the most successful
minstrel ever held I'm this city. The
entire proceeds Of the affair will be
donated 70 the poor Of this city al
Christmas.
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BeaI Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains
- Mrs Henry Besl who died az her
home on North Harrison street Fri.
DAY morning at IL 20 o'clock. were
conducted AT her late home yes,er-
day afternoon. Interment was made
In the Rose hin cemetery.
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some persons presumably boys. wen,
hunting on the John aim fatp, ~
NH, saturday. and not find
IT'S anything else. proceeded to break
ole the mail box. not reaIizlnr The ser
ysrhes- OF the latter stunt especially
AZ Siffen intends 10 place the matter
Win tle pOstal authnrifIe-
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iAherHl Of Roy Morris. Who d.I
az mas nome IN eWSt Bridgcpo-f SAM
laN AFTER having been az invalid ~
t,nk ulnr' viii be hold trls Afternoon
~ SULLIVAN. Of tn VI T. church vtfi
1~iticiate and intcrment will ,. me- ~.
"t'Hs cemetery. He Was 30 Years Old
ani VII he remembered ht. f,thsr
uied but two weeks ago i
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Locke Shoe Co.
6eIlsire. o.
Cantsta Given

\ sacred cantata was given bv
the chair OF the First PRESBYTERIAN
church A. that edifce Sunday evening
and a large number were in attend.
ance. The choir was assisted by Miss
Florence Elliott. OF Warren. o.
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Nlis"h. MO WIS arrested ami
helf in tue local San FOR H.. 49,,
,ote and c1'ck amounting 10 over slnn.
rom george salzer. his employ.r "a.
I'AI 'olerain. was taken fo Par
o~atIfnaN hut the case Ma pnstr.n.J
.htiI to-day ami b.. was taken io ~
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q. a. A. Meeting.

\ meeting Of the stockholders 81
me Bellaire Athletic Association will
ne held. in the Johnson Coal Company
ohlce Wednesday evening Of this
week Officers will be elected and
several important matters will also
be given attention.
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Heavy discount on Pianos. Sc
Banner CO. ad. page 8.
City Hospital.

Plans for the new city HOSPITAL are
on exhibition al Phillips jewclrv
store. on belmont street. and are at
tracing q great deal of attention The
time for receiving bids has been OK
tended from December 4 20 THURSDAY.
December 10