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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-31
Chronological Events.
SUNDAY.

SUNDAY.
Important positions of enemy storm
ed, lost. then restormed by Italians in
an all-day battle on the Carso, accord
ing to Rome, which claims taking of
1.019 prisoners along the Isonzo front.
Italians claim successes at Col Di
Lana, in the Rienz valley; near Ponta-
fel and Leopoldskirchen, southeast of
Mrzli, on Monte Sabotino and on Pod
gore height.
Austria claims repulse of Italians at
Gorizio bridgehead, on the plateaus of
Wlgereuth and Lafraun. Bamberger
Huette and Coldilan, Rufedo. Suef and
the Popena valley, with bloody results.
Italians make desperate efforts on
Mrzliohr front.
Italians claim to have stormed Aus
trian positions at Dossecassina and
Dosseremit.
Austrian attacks in Upper Reinza
valley reported beaten back.
Italian aeros lombard Bainsizza pla-
teau positions of foe and those on the
Carso.
MONDAY
Italians claim further repulses for
Austrians in Upper RienZa valley.
Lusnitz reported burned by italian
raiders.
Rome claims repulse of Austrian at
tacks in Monte Nero zone at Bill and
Austrian positions on Santa Pucia
heights reported taken.
Italians storm Casa Dirova in the
PLAYA zone. Austrians In this section
claim repulse of Italians at PLAYA, near
Zagora, Monte Sabotino and at Gorilla
bridgehead.
Repulses for Italians on Doberdo pla-
teau and east of Monfalcone are
claimed.
Austrian military train damaged by
~
TUESDAY.
Italians claim to have stormed an
other Austrian fort on the slopes OF
Col di Lana.
Austrians reported moved down by
Italian cross fire in their attacks on
enemy positions above Vodil.
Italian gains are claimed on height of
Santa Lucia and opposite Tolmino.
Storming of several trenches on the
Carso front reported.
Austrians report tremendous losses
for Italians and unsuccessful attacks
at krn. Tolmino. Globna, PLAYA. Col di
Lana and Lief Saddle.
vienna claims capture of heights on
both sides of the Dobrano.
WEDNESDAY
Italians with the aid of bombs and
tube explosives storm several Austrian
trenches.
THURSDAY.
Fall of Gorilla and Riva believed i'm
mfnent in Rome.
Italians. announce capture of 5,O54
prisoners during the period from Octo-
Der FL to 81.
Austrians report severe attacks of
Italians on several fronts and the re-
pulse Of some of these.
FRIDAY,
Italians claim gains in valley of La
zarine. on the upper Cordevole, Col di
Lana, in the Monte Nero zone, Santa
Maria height, Pevona Podgora. Italian
aeros continue raids on Austrian sta
tons.
Battle goes on over whole coastal
front.
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WESTERN ARENA,

When the casualties as the result of
tho bitter fighting which has been rag
ing for the past week around the Ger
man salient at La Courtine are totaled,
1t will be found that some of the great
est losses of the entire war. consider
ing the number Of men engaged, have
been suffered by the Germans and the
French.
The French have stormed the salient
and the Germans retaken it. The
French again have gained and lost, and
at tho present time the Germans seem
to have retired from this important
point. The artillery engagements here
have created an inferno. while the in
fantry attacks have been oksanguinary
hapd-to-hand character.
Over the rest Of the line in the west
ern Arena there has been comparative
quiet II there could be such a thing as
quiet. The artillery engagements con-
ttnuI over practically the entire front,
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down because he believed that his min
istry could never reconcile the various
factions of the French government and
those in parliament Paris announces
that the new cabinet intends to bend
every effort to force the war to finish.
This is what is demanded by the peo-
pie of France.
AS was the case during the fall of
1914 rumors of peace are again heard.
These have invariably come from Ger
man sources That Germany would like
to bring about peace while her armies
are in the ascendancy is unquestioned.
The allies, however, turn a deaf ear to
any suggestion of the kind, David
Lloyd George, on behalf of Premier
Asquith. announcing in the house of
commons that Britain would keep on
until the foe had been conquered. The
allies determination is further mani
fest by the announcement of Japan
that she would not conclude a separate
peace and would remain with her allies
until victory is achieved. Italy already
has signed the agreement, and as the
allies have everything to gain by re-
fusing to listen to peace terms at the
present time and everything to lose by
doing so. talk of ending the war within
the next several months cannot be
given credance, it is declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-31
AMERICANS ARE ASSISTING
$4,000 REFUGEE SYRIANS

LONDON. October 3o.-The foreign
office has received dispatch from Brit
ish Consul Shipley at Tabriz, Persia,
which says that $4,000 Syrian noun
taineers from the Tyari and adjacent
districts have taken refuge in Salinas
and that 10000 more are expected
there. All are destitute. and unless
help is received many of them will in
evitab1y perish, as winter is close at
hand
Consul Shipley adds that the Amer
lean relief committee, undsS the presi-
dency of the United States consul, is
endeavoring to do all that is possible,
but that it's funds are entirely made
auate to meet the requirements of the
situation, which justifies an urgent ap-
peal to the charity of Great Britain.
Mr.. Shipley suggests that all funds be
sent to him for distribution through
the American committee. which he be-
neves Is the best agency for giving
effective relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-31
CAUCASUS. CAMPAIGN.
Chronological Events.

SUNDAY.
Russians report repulse of Turks
near the mouth Of the Arkhave. Ad-
vance guard skirmishes in regions of
Lake Tortum and Melazghert.
Turks make four attacks on Russians
near Khopa after crossing river Ark
have. but are repulsed.
MONDAY.
Russians report advance guard en-
gaSements southeast of Khopa and
near vastan.
TUESDAY
Comparative calm prevails over whole
line.
WEDNESDAY.
Right wing of Russian forces retreat
under attacks. according to Turks
THURSDAY.
Russians report conditions through
out the Caucasus unchanged, inferring
that the troops Of the czar still are in
the ascendancy.
FRIDAY
Russia reports general inactivity.
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GERMAN RESTRICTIONS
ON MEAT CONSUMPTION

LONDON, October SHERMAN news
papers publish the schedule prepared
by the German federal council in pur-
suance of the decision to restrict con-
sumption of meat. This schedule, as
forwarded by Reuters Amsterdam cor
respondent, is as follows:
Mondays and Observation-Disclosures
shall offer no meat, fish, fowl or dishes
cooked in lard, bacon or drippings
Tuesdays and Fridays-Butchers
shall sell no raw or cooked meats.
Neutrality-suspicious. shall not be sold"
Thus far the federal council has
placed no restrictions on cooking of
meats in homes.
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the Germans intensively bombarding
the British and Belgian positions.
Neither side has attempted anything
bordering upon a general offensive.

the Germans intensively bombarding
the British and Belgian positions.
Neither side has attempted anything
bordering upon a general offensive.
Chronological Events.
SUNDAY.
Counter attacks of Germans in center
of Champagne line reported broken.
French take German trench north
east of Massiges.
French report capture Of strong Ger
man position north of Mesuilles Hurlus,
after heavy fighting
Germans report repulse of enemy at
taeks northeast of Souchez.
Allied fiers lombard Ostend and
Voyon railroad station. British battle
plane destroyed south of ST. Quentin.
German aviators shell English camp
Of Abbeville and Verdun.
Heavy artillery action along La Bas-
see canal.
MONDAY.
Fierce fighting goes on in region
around La Courtine.
Germans claim to have driven French
from positions northeast of Les Nesnil,
captured by them the day previous
German mine explosions on Combres
height reported successful.
TUESDAY.
Germans make new night attempt
against French positions at La Courtine
but Paris claims repulse.
German aviatorS and machine
brought down near Faulgonne in the
Marine valley.
Belgians report bombardment of posi-
lions at Newport, Pervyse. Oostkerke
and Dixmude.
WEDNESDAY
French explode mines under German
positions southeast of Neuville. ST
Vast and occupy and hold them
against severe attacks.
Germans under cover of gas, attack
French east of Rheims on front from
La Ferme des Marquises to Prosnes, but
are reported repulsed.
Germans lombard Belgian positions.
THURSDAY.
Fighting of particular violence with
hand grenades and bombs north of the
River Aisne between the French and
Germans.
Fierce commandment Is kept up in the
Champagne region.
FRIDAY.
French progress at Bois-en-Hache
and occupy section of German trench.
Germans in four attacks fail to wrest
La Courtine positions from French.
Artillery battle RACES in Lorraine.
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Chronological Events.
SUNDAY.


Heavy fighting for the possession OF
the port of Riga goes on, with Germans
checked generally and Russians on Of
fensive in some sections, Germans take
Rope.
Russians infiict enormous losses on
Germans at Klanghe. according to
Petrograd.
Russians report capture of several
villages in region surrounding Lake
Dreswiaty after hard fighting.
Russians take Voulka after q des-
perate bayonet engagement.
Germans, in the Dvinsk region, cap
ture Illoukst and eject Russians from
positions at Schlossberg, Germans cap
turing 2,940 men.
Germans claim repulse of Russian
attacks at Wygonowskoe lake, west of
Czartorysk and near Komarovo.
MONDAY
Germans attempting to develop Often
sive near Illoukst in the Dvinsk region
are repealed by Russians.
Ce~-1ans reported dislodeed from
positions near Fdeghile. west of Lake
ton attacks at Smorgen, south of Kre-
vo, near Tioubtchi. Baronovichi re-
ported repulsed.
Germans press back Russians near
Bolottakova. ....
Russians claim defeats for enemy
along the Styr at Kouki and Komarow,
west of Czartorysk.
Germans claim repulse of Russians
and retaking of Kasimirshiki.
Russians repulsed in attack east of
Baranovichi, according to Berlin.
TUESDAY.
Russians claim repulses Of German
attacks at Tkskul. Illoukst, Medviejie,
Kukli. Volitza and report capture Of
Voynsuny and Vulkagaluziska.
Several Russian attacks in vicinity of
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Czartorysk reported repulsed and 1,45A
men taken prisoner.

Czartorysk reported repulsed and 1,454
men taken prisoner.
WEDNESDAY.
Germans repulse Russian attacks
at Jarbunowka in the Dvinsk region !;
and in central part of line at Thtshersy.
Capture of Rudka in south is claimed.
Russians claim checking of Germans
west of 1kskul, west of Riga at Neusel-
burg, Redvehka, south of Medvejka and
Droguitchovka and capture of Kon-
statinoyka.
THURSDAY.
Germans occupy some Russian trench
es near Garbunoyka in the Dvinsk re-
gion, but Russians claim to have thrown
enemy from positions later.
German advance in the vicinity of
Ezertzy reported repulsed.
FRIDAY
Russians advance between Dvinsk
and Sventsyany.
Russians claim repulse of foe near
kostius-Novka.
Stubborn engagements west of Gar
torysk near Guta Lisovskia and Ru-
dnik.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-31
DENIED THAT KAISER
HAS MILLION IN LONDON

AMSTERDAM. via London, October
3O-The North German Gazette, the
official organ of the German govern
ment, a copy of which has been re-
ceived here. denies a report in circula-
ton that Emperor William has a pri-
vate credit of 100000 in the Bank of
England.
The newspaper also reiterates the
denial that thirty Belgians have been
sentenced to death at Liege.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-31
BALKAN ARENA.

The much coveted union of Germanic
and Bulgarian forces in Serbia has been
achieved BY the weight of numbers
and efficient military training, the Ger
mans and Bulgarians have forced the
Serbian armies back, and back, until
now road has been opened to Con-
stantinople by the way of the river
Danube. Germanic armies and those of
Bulgaria are in the aScendancy not
withstanding the fact that the Serbians
and French and British fotces have
the Balkan battle arena. The Balkan
situation now enters upon a new phase.
viii Germans and Bulgarians be
able to take and hold Nish, thereby
giving them fast railroad service to
Constantinople?
Will the allied armies. landed at Sa-
liniki, be able to press INTO Bulgaria
and prevent the Germans from send
ing supplies to the Turks by cutting
this railroad communication from Nish
in case that city is seized by the m
vaders?
win the allied forces he able to save
the Serbs from complete humiliation
or capture along the northern front?
VIII Russia be able to put enough
troops into Bulgaria to Cause the main
sections of the Bulgarian armies to fall
back from their offensive against the
Serbians, thereby allowing the allies
to press to the north and rescue the
SerbIans from the AuStro-Ierhan
forces?
These are the questions of the hour
and hold the interest of the whole
world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-31
Chronological Events.

Austro German forces reported
brought to a standstill on northern
Serbian line. but Germans report sue
cesses at Lucavia and Palanka and the
crossing Of the Danube near Orsova.
Serbians retire to stronger positions
south Of Pozarevac.
Bulgarian occupation Of Uskup is Of
ficially admitted.
French effect junction with Serbs At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-31

Aristide BRAND, former premier of
France and a socialist, has formed a
new cab
New French Cabinet met fol-
Will Press for Victory. , r..d xn .ae
tion Of Premier viviani, who stepped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-31
EASTERN ARENA.

Although the Russians have made
many small gains and checked count
less German attacks along the long
eastern front and the Germans also
have achieved considerable SUCCESS at
various points, the situation has been
practically a draw between the armies
of the kaiser and the car, during the
week.
Germans have centered their attacks
in the Riga and Dvinsk regions and
claim to be drawing closer to these
two important detectives, but Petro-
grad declares that they have not been
able to achieve notable gains at any
point. The most intense fighting has
been going on in these regions during
the week. in fact. 1t has been fierce
enough to overshadow operations along
the remainder of the line. Both Berlin
and Petrograd continue to report tho
moving down of opposing forces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-31
Italy Also to Send Troops.

Italy also is preparing further to dis
patch troops to the Serbian arena, hav-
ing called more men to the colors. The
exact strength of any Italian force to
be sent to operate with the allies in
relief Of the Serbs is purely proble-
NAUTICAL at this time. Even Rome has
been silent on this point.
The tide of battle in the Serbian
arena has shifted at various points.
but both Berlin and Sofia declare that
nothing can save the Serbs, and the
allies never will be able to prevent the
Germanic and Bulgarian armies from
maintaining their present advantage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-31
French Have Large Force.

According to advices the French have
landed 10000 men at Saloniki and the
British forces also are said to be large.
Both countries are sending additional
thousands to reinforce the armies oper-
ating against the Bulgarians. Already
the French are reported to have driven
the Bulgarians back and occupied
Strumnitsa.
1t is general opinion, however, If the
allies completely succeed in checking
the German plans of aggression in the
southeastern theater OF war they must
send vaster forces. Russians have been
negotiating with Rumania for the
transportation of troops through that
country, but have been finally told that
this will not be permitted. RUSSIA
now will attempt to land her forces by
way of the Black sea, where her fleets
already have successfully bombarded
several Bulgarian posts.
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To Fight His Countrymen.

One of the interesting Developments
of the week was the announcement that
Gen. Radko Dimitrieff. himself Bull
garian and one Of the organizers of the
present efficient Bulgarian military
force, would lead the Russian troops
against his countrymen. Dimitrieh is
popular among the soldiers OF the Bull
garian army, most of whom are of
Slavic origin and thousands of whom
have no sympathy for the present cam
paign on behalf of the central powers.
1t is rumored that in case the Rus
SLAMS land great forces there will be
wholesale assertions on the part of
the Bulgarians. 1t would be Slav
against Slav, and inasmuch as Russia
is regarded as Bulgaria's liberator the
Germans are inclined to slightly dis
trust possible results in case OF a clash.
Consequently, large Turkish forces
have been moved to the arena likely to
be first attacked by the Russians. Sew
eral thousand German troops have join
ed them. Germany intends to take no
chances of weak resistance against the
Russian invasion.
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Although it would be decidedly to
the interest of the allies if Rumania
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Rumania, during the week, Is report
ed to have refused the request of Rus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-16
.c.,M ADVANCES OF CAVALRY
DOWN VISTULA VALLEY
MTNACING GERMANS
GERMANS PRESS WARSAW
Nile, Claim That Recent siern''"
,ucrc>.cs in West Have beeh
Counlcractcd 90 Some
Extent

o.. f.uH.i.d Pres. ,., -.
LONDON Jan. a.. The laPst oi-
Ucbl reports from the Russian Ten
.,ru stair disclose new operations
ODD t.. mart Of tho Russians. which
may have far reaching results, ~
iN, start of tho now year the nus
.au cavalry began forward move
turut boo Northern Poland on the
rghi bank Of the lower Nistula'
which las now reached Skrwa, lorty
W.I,. cast of the German fortress
u0 Thorn. driving % small force OF
German. before a. II rs believed
Mu, Grand Duke Nicholas. com
mludpr. .u-chiof of the Russlan
.otU... Intends to use an ehtireiy
unt army m this region OF neatis
. million men This army wOuld
place tho German troops at Mla~a IN
t.e and aIeo threaten the rear oi
/ .Ir Germans in front Of Warsaw
Tur latter are still making occas-
uu.I attacks on the Russian line ana
according fl Berlin. have taken the
/ Huuu vantage point northeast OF
/ .." nHNku river
I tar west the German success In
/ runma from tho French the
ground near Soissous. which Il took
fur French a fortnight 10 capture
rwrn. thD outstanding feature.
ITUs BE- offset partly by the report
I.I prHis. success near LaBassee
.uud iHu UJcea ol the Zouayes i
. tNp trm. region. The Russians con
|ruue .u hlrass the Turks who have
/ made q stand ON The borders ol
. Tran .lUguslu. after their recent de
iona
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-16

pUILNuIlTUf HH fam. o.
Vuh fHr apupi,f..H fH.tt uf Tho
referendum vote D.. HU, m.uhrr OF
fHc Erdz, aud Structural Iron
Workers. fI. r.'aH.... lmoui %. o.
rualu ~ labor haHt within fhD com
Eng vrar apl .tr. HaIr certain TH,
vote De- being bHuIstra ant lead
.or. boz 'ho movement doriar. BE- hsF
carried Tar executive board OF Tho
union $500 s. oHrr fltI .'cp. 10 OIL.
'abl.-f % Jopo.Ifol,. DO the result o..
favorable
The movement rar .urkmr Co.,
o0lfrl. fIrir U.. H.uk. dupli
cate ol 'Hr fm.r- ,l.1prrail,r r
system 10 Is yet m if- iuInc,. bu.
MANY HHrr.r. .. nrrHuls.I fFld..
Hrr rafr.us fHr .Ht.nWe of fHr h
uutaton fnf vIII u'.Ys wI aue.
Do .s proven s4er"
8 great r.atrsl labor haut a.
more thau Urr. rHa-iH.H.f tuIar
Union mUu UeHete '.af tho tima La
come aHr1 f.. Should control their
uvn financial rr.u"rrrs and o.. fa
them ahsr. f.aI .u.Id brine benefit
90 r0rFmau tu.rurr tinu .u rraaf
iur hftrr Hurklnl condition. aud
securing better wages has isd fo fhe
Inevitable consideration of cu-nuora
fIUu lr productive IuIu strF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-16

T.. n h..HrlHI"N iI'
NNEZXANO tIu G0w0 Dam D..
From all parts ot lifaN uUFIUH ru.H-
tiy,s OF persons living here whom Doc
cit, was ratpl bv tho earthquake
came believing the descriptions ot
The dcurucuon8 wrought were ',
aggpratcd They we're stunned whom
confronted with mounds 0l masonry
which represent an there is leIi of
the town. Many rcalilud the utter
Ls.i, ..h,.. s...f. 'i lt- Hf
aimle.sk FOR hours over the debris
Frequently sarcbcsr. collapsed Hud
~ ua. HrrrsWr, tu hhr them to
hospital Occasional reunions we're
marked with demon .ivrou 0f r'Id.
ost JOS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-16
TUI IlINI.~ STRIKE CON.
MISSION MEETS SUCCESS.

.HE.. |tu I..-The Strike
appointed ir November
H. 0u Ils completed
.U miners and coal
'H'0rajo. aud b. now
H,af'r to culminate an
between tlc coal harong
workers. looking 10 the
"i 'uiHrc labor wars lu
Usid.
.ur consists of Hon.
NrH York. Chas w
Hlr'phia and Batrick "
I.Ir.icid. Pa. These men
. H tiuUG constant com
"ItH Uoth sides OF the
'.'.rr. Hui have brought
Hrl. ON both sides "Ev-
H1ftst1Ciorv' said Com
'I|oI. and We hope aud
H u'f'sr % workiu~ agree
....'r 'Ho miners and the op-
present irip 'o Colorado is the
.Fee of its work. That a
...H..m or fho present uuem.
uI miners aud their suf-
81 result of their idlcness
"W'.-iou viii co-operate with
H.' Hnfhorities In Colorado In
effort .n solve the present situa-
... .mn'uFwent.
.. iuurntying westward. the
..i1n awaited the new admin-
.I..|" In Colorado. Covernor
Carlson Ha. uoW been iuangurated
H"i E tIru- have met With An Inn.
proved popular confidence. The va
.HIf i- been cleared Tor concli,..
'.rf plans ior much OF the h,,ter
'.a'u- against The state governmen,
Hr account of ~ harsh means =,
HrdliHs fHe strike situation. hss
been uIIcviaied. Reconstructiop A.
iHc uNtchword of the commls.,or
ihaf uill meet all sides In Denver
ne1f week "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-16

PARIS. Jam o. IHu weather F..
rmunIug tho rescue work o. su.
diers ai Aycllauo according .n Oh"
rorrr. uuudoui of me IiJ'as AGENCY
at tho .rur The n..N'. aTr .I'd
hui man, worked iu....1utIy for
hours Uo Sass if H hr'u .UH-
nrmed ib1 tho urfHr. r.ur .'
oulE tenth of thu puHH'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-16

II" I 0"UT-U TU"
WNSHlNGTnN.u g.. IHu
THE American Rcd Drue Ll i0r'.''
AZ conference l0 .pud twrut. I0n..
.aud dollars immediately iU ihn l"I
lam Rcd cross aul tu Uk President
Wilson to head the organization.
appeal to the people of 'hr United
slotcs for funds to ald tur rNrlh
quake sufferers
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N '.uri.fal fu"a
LONDON. Jan. D.. The Union OF
South Africa forces have occupied
utopmuud iu German Southwest
Africa according Go tho Reuters Pre-
torJ corrc roudent II Is an impor-
tuut irliina mission station.
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SENATE. DEBATE
ON PROHIBITION
W NOTE TAKEN ON PROPOSAL
10 STOr SNLE OIt LIQUOR
~ CAPITAL

: is Associated Pre-.
WASHINGTON. % C.. San To-
Prohibition vas debated n lhr scu-
atr nearly AN Gay without reaching
% vote ou Senator ShHpgard's motion
/ 90 500 pend tho rules tu consider ana
amendment 90 tho District oi Colum-
, hiB appropriation bin which VIII
Iprohim uhc sale of liquor Boz tle
| IcapiiJ'
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lmrnn,n lInld. Mnnlcrc, -.

n .H'H' Frogs
LAREDO. To> IAN Seven
iNou.1nG ,Ur8uH troops are report
,l t1 Uut0 arrived 1' Monterey aud
fU H.E' Hr'I the city asainst q villa
ufH..