DLUME 1. NO. 210
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a remedy guaranteed to remove from
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He will give you a Question Blank
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FREE advice and TREATMENT.
Proper TREATMENT is HALF
THE BATTLE
THE ATHLOPHOROS CO. New Haven. Coan
OOAL O©OOAL COAL
A GREAT swiNDLE.
C. A Seaton Ins Tombs at New York
How Seript Was Ferged.
NEW YORK, Jau 13 Officials at po
lice headquarters spd Plokerton men
declare the plot to counterfeit the stock |
of the Norfolk and Western railroad |
Wis one of the greatest swindles ever
Attempted In this country, and every
«fort is being wade to place all mem |
bers of the band of forgers under, ar- |
rest.
Charles Augustus Seton. the principal |
Sgure In the case, who was arrested ia
Turkeytown, Md, and brought to this
city, was arraigned before Hecorder |
Goff and rewanded to the Tombs with
out bail Trial was set for Monday
The mauner in which the forged cer
tileates were secured and pinced on the
market by Seton and the men who ald i
ed him forms am astounding chspter in
the revelations of the great couspiracy. |
It goes to prove that the securities of a |
raliway company that earns $30,000,000 |
& Year can be printed and put into eir |
culatiou without the officers of the com
pany Uelog apprised of the transaction
The Hamilton Bank Note company of
New York printed the bogus cert
cates ou the strength of a forged letter
purporting to be addressed to Seton
from C. B. Franklin, when no such man
as Fraoklic was ever connected with
Oable Communication With
Oastro’s Country Cut Off.
FRANCE ANGRY AT INSULT TO TAIGHY
American Minister Tried but Failed
te Effect Peaceful Settlement of
Frealdent's Attack on Ca-
ble Company.
' i
WASHINGTON, Jag 13 The state
departinent bas been advised that ca
ble communication with Veuezuela bas
been interrupted |
The difficulties between France and
Venezuela are likely to reach an acute
situation socom, and It is understood
bere that France, impatient, will sever
all diplomatic relations with Venezuela |
withdrawing M. Talguy. the charge
d'affaires of the French legation, to!
gether with all the others counected |
with the mission. {
France is sxasperated with the atti
tude of President Castru, and serious!
results may follow. The United States
legation will probably look after French |
interests when the Frewch wission at
Caracas is abolished
MH. MP. WON.
= New Oviecans Steeplechase He out.
ras and Outfemped Field.
NEW URLEANS, Jan 13 Five fa
vorites finished first at the City park
track bere Meriinge and Rockaway,
sonable excuse of a beavy track and
considerable interfersnce. In the stee
plechase H M P outran apd out
Juioped his field Wreath of Ivy fell at
sefited bis rider at the eighth Summa
ries
First Race -Gold Coin. first: Game
da, second, Marimbo, third
Second Race- H MP. first: Allee
Dougherty, second. Rush Reuben third
Third Race —Weberfields. first, Dan
seuse, second; Oceaner, third
Fourth Race - Monet first, Gauze
second. Coruscoate, third
Fifth Race Danee Music first, Rock
Away, second; Viva T , third
Sixth Race.—Double, frst: Haodl
fore second. Tyron, third
Yacht te Sall For Edward's Cup.
nent is made that J Rogers Maxwell
ed the contract for a steel centerboard
racing and erulsing schooner to the
Herreshoffs of Bristol. R 3. to be
‘SAFE UNDER OUR FLAG
Morales, Wounded, a Refugee
In American Embassy.
NO LONGER PRESIDENT, COES TOEXILE
Bees.
Trouble In Sante Deminge Is Now
. Thought to Be at an Kad—(amoeres
Rules—Lz-president ou U. we
Guaboat Dubuque.
BANTO DOMINGO, Jan 18 Carles
F. Morales, the runaway president of
Santo Dowingo, is = refugee at the
United Biates legution iu this city,
Wounded and bearing other evidences
of the wisfortunes which have pur
Sued him siuce be ded frow the capital
three weeks 1g
The ex president has 8 broken ig as
the result of a shot duriug the tghting
two weeks ago at Jalms Io which Mo
Fale participated
Morales is accompanied by represent
| ative Moute Cristi revolutiouists, who
all took refuge in the legation of the
United States
Morales’ resignation as president of
Saute Domingo bas been tetsdered aud
acovpted. He will leave the city ou
board the United States gunboat Duy
Up to Jan. 25, inventory time we
will offer values that will not be du-
plicated this yesr, We must with-
draw some of the lines already brek-
en, but place on sale additional mer
chandise at money saving prices fo
Jou
Hosiery
Boy's heavy rib school hose, worth
15¢, closing 9¢ or 3 pairs for 25¢.
Children’s weol hose 25¢ kind, 10e
Boys’ bicycle hose, 25c kind, 18a
Misses’ 25¢ 1x1 nib, 42 19¢
Ladies’ cashmere, all A 25¢
kind, 19¢
Ladies’ cashmere, all wool, 50¢
kind, 35¢
Ladies’ fleece lined. 26c kind, 19¢.
Comforts
1.25 kind January sale price
1.50 kind January sale price
1.75 kind January sale price
government expense in seeking to dis-| the Norfolk and Western company Mr Russell the American minister | about 128 feet over all The boat will
buque. bound for Porto Rico. The for = 00 kind January sale price
credit personally those whom | men. This letter is exhibited by the bank | 8! Caracas, bas been instructed to take! he entered in ell the leading schooner
3 an
J. W. BISHOP
“The adininistration pamphlet of Mr
ficates fo two books of 200 each
The letter was written on note paper
the government of Venesuela I'he
clalm amounts to seme bundreds of
thousands of dollars, and it is regarded
compete for the special Cup prise of
fered by King Edward of England
rique Jimenes
Vice President Caceres, who has been
Acting as president since the thine Gen
ernl Morales ed from the capital, is
Wool Blankets
3.00 white, pink
9 RQ
- O00
: 3 i r t demand by the state de Rice Did Net Come te Time.
There « xs much difference in| Taft denounces Mr Lundie as one to of the Waldorf-Astoria hotel The 48 & very jus 3 u ‘ |
: | whom 1 should not have listened. Yet Hamilton officials admit they were in-| PArtment BALTIMORE, Jan 18. — When the
the quality © coal as there is Mr Lundie went to Panama as expert] fluenced by the fact that C. Augustos| Tue Presen bevash 1a the Simatic Ne ubleq to iy Jeuing on wh
between white and yellow SUGAr. | for the greatest Arm of electrical eng | Seton & Co bad a very elegant suit of | relations between nee and Veweru | twelfth round of what was ave
sell . but the celebrated | Beers in the world the Genera! Elec. offices at 49 Exchange place and that| ela is technically chargeable against] been a fAfteen round bout between Kid
We nothing ; tric company. Would such a cencern Betbh bad s genuine certificate, which | the personality of M. Taigny, the| Sullivan of Washington and Austin
Lehigh Valley fresh mined anthra- Bave sent oo such an errand a man wn be bad purchased for the purpose of | French charge at Oaracas. but the real] Rice of Counecticut before the Eureks
cite. We also sell Bituminous and | 8 to give evidence? carrying out the fraud They printed | seve is the attack by President Castro| Athletic club last night Rice failed to
and all kinds of | Mr. Tracy Hobinson is also covered| script to the value of $4.000000 but| Upon the properties and franchise of| respood. and Referee O'Hara gave Sul General Morules was until recently |r oo
Loyalsock coal with opprobrinm by Mr Taft's Pam | how many have been put inte circuls-| the Freuch Cable company livan the decision. Sgllivan outclassed hidden tn & cave, nursing Lis wounded |” y -
wood. phiet—for no better ressou than tbat| tiem is not known The climax came on New Year's day. | and outfought Rice, who, however, was leg id 5) white, pink or
be acted as my guide through the slums . — when the French government. suppos-| #ame and gave a good exhibition Iu official circles It Is Armly belteved | % .
: : : factory settlement had s— that all tb ble In Ss I i : ) white, pink or
Our specialty is prompt service | of Colon, where Mr Taft refused to A RECORD MARCH. Ing that a satis e trouble In Santo Domingo 8.
i the | ket p pt wake a personal tour * been reached. received with the usual Labeck Ras Away. ls now over The Jimentstas, the party | 0.58
bow. according to the coustitution. pres 3.75 white pink or
ident of Banto Domingo 2 ox '
The chauge In the government does] = 2
pot imperil the negotiations for a trea 4.75 white, pink or
ty between Bante Dowlingo and theld 18
United States. General Caceres is fa 5 50 white, punk or
vorably Inclined toward the ratification 448
of the agreement reached 6.50 white, pink or
Mr. Bigelow admits the truth of Sec-| stnth Field Battery Reach Pert Sam | BonOMs of the New Year day reception| NEW ORLEANS, Jan 13. Heavy| oo which Morales threw in bis lot.| 325 grey, pink or
J. W. BISHOP,
retary Taft's charge that he spent but
103 Lehigh Ave, Lockhart Bldg.
Both Phones.
WOOD WOOD WOOD
FIRST “gan
OF SAYRE
BATE aon ives
Anciaes INSURANCE
"INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE.
~ Loans Negotiated, Insurance Writ-
“tem, es oy Rents Col-
lected, Taxes Paid.
Heuston In Serry Flight
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan 13.—A pe
cial to the Star from Fort Sam Hous
ten, Tex, says The Sixth fled battery
of United States artillery, command
ed by Captain G W Gatchell, entered
Fort Sam Houston amid the cheers of
the local garrison. The battery broke
the world's record for long distance
practice marches of artillery, having
covered the estimated 1,100 miles from
Fort Riley, Kan, to Fort Sam Houston
in thirty-five days. The battery was
compelled to make severa! detours in
order to evade bad roads and unusual
Iy rough country. This made the dis
mance which it actually eovered consid-
erably longer than by rail
It is asserted by army men here that
It is by far the longest practice mareh
ever made by artillery ia time of peace
and that ne forced march m time of
war with the exception of Napoleon's
retreat from Moscow compared with it
in distance
The artillerymen of the Sixth battery
Were a soIrTy appearing set of men
when they arrived bere. Their clothing
WAS In tatters and 80 covered with mud
and dirt that the color of the cloth
could mot be distinguished. The men
are haggard and lean Muny of them
Were scarcely able to travel The
horses resembled moving skeletons,
The men walked nearly the whole
distance ta order to keep warm. One
man was lost by siekness. This was
Private Arthur Hai, who was attacked
with malaria and dled in the bospital
In Austin. His death was due, acoord-
Ing to the physicians, to exposure and
hardship
Chinese Commission Welcomed.
SAN FRANCIBCO, Jan. 18 — The
steamer Siberia has arrived from the
orient. having em board the imperial
Chinese commissioners, Tuan Faug and
Tal Hung Tzeu, with their subordi-
Dates aud suits, sixty-two persons im
all. They have crossed the Pacific to
study the political and social institu.
tions of the United States and Europe,
and this government has received them
ib & moet kindly spirit Heading the
reception committee was Professor W.
J. Jenks of Cornell university, who
came bere as the personal representa.
tive of President Roosevelt
Cassie Chadwiek’'s Pualshment.
COLUMBUS. O, Jan 18 Mrs Cas
sie L Chadwick arrived at the peniten-
Uary from Cleveland to begin a sen:
tence of tem years for couspiracy to
to learn that President Castro had re
fused to do likewise for M Taiguy at
Caracas
This omission touched the pride of
the French guvernment, which felt i
had been made the victim of double
dealing and deceit, which fact the
Freach ambassador in Washington was
net slow to communicate to the state
department Mr Russell, the Ameri
can minister, failed to effect a settle
ment, thereby making himself uupopu
lar in Carncas, aud then came notice
from the French government that dip
lomatic relations with Veneguels were
completely severed There is a Lint of
punitive measures on te part of
France, and the situation 18 regarded
officially as very napleasant. with pos
sibilities of serious consequences
French Ultimatum May Follow.
PARIS, Jan 18. -An official note just
issued says that, although an ultima
tam has not yet been sent to Veuezue
la, France cannot tolerate much longer
President Castro's refusal to accede to
the French demands without consider
ing the advisability of taking stronger
means to enforce them
Venesuela Oable Not Werking.
NEW YORK, Jan 18 —The Commer
efal Cable company amnounces that
messages for Venesvela muet be ad:
dressed via Trinidad, to be sent by mail
from there, and are accepted vuly at
the sender's risk
Bombe Sent te Witte.
8T. PETERSBURG, Jan 13 —The
fact that a number of Infernal ma-
chines addreesed to Premier Witte, In:
terior Minister Durnove and other high
officials have been discovered In the
postoffice indicates that a regular group
of terrorists are at work, but the ef
forts of the police to trace their where
abouts bave thus far been unavailing
A detachment of lufantry surrounded
the town of Novominsk, Russian Po
land, at daybreak and captured a large
Ruber of revolutionists.
MeCull'e Action Satisfies Missouri.
8ST. LOUIS, Jan. 18 — After a lengthy
conference with F. W. Lebmaun, spe
cial counsel retained by the Missour!
Insurance department, State Superin
tendent of lusurmuce W. D. Vandiver
sald that his suit to oust the New York
Life company from dolug business Lu
Missouri would probably be rescinded
counted for the defeat of three favor
tes Pamela. Simplicity and Atwood
Mr Jack, thorvughly at home io the go
lug. was the most pronounced favorite
of the day and was run up to $1,800
After his race and bougbt ta Lubeck
In the Afth race unseated his rider at
the post. ran away three miles and was
withdrawn
Love Was Knocked Out.
AUGUSTA, Me, Jan 18 In what
Was to have been a fifteen round bout
before the Augusta Athletic club last
night between Kid Pantz of Boston
and Tommy Love of Philadelphia. Love
Was knocked out ia the fourth round
The Philadelphian was outclassed aft
er the first round
Favesites Fared Badly
BAN FRANCIBCO, Jan 18 -A steady
rain fell during the raciog at Oakland
Favorites fared badly, long priced
horses taking several eveuts lu the
opening race Haven Run won at 30 to
1, and the secoud was captured by Tim
Hurst at 16 w 1
Soldiers Defeated Dominicans.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y.. Jag 18 -—
The basket ball team of Company F de
feated the Dowminicaus of Newark
N. J. last night in the state Arwory
bere by a score of TT to §
Cornell Badly Beaton,
NEW YORK. Jan 13 Columbia de
feated Cornell at Lasket ball bere last
Right by a score of 88 to 8
Law For Jew and Gentile Alike.
ST. PAUL, Mion, Jao 13.—Ap opin
lon of the municipal court of Minneapo
lls, holding that the Sunday closing law
Is equally applicable to Jew and gen
tile, has beet upheld by the Minnesota
supreme court The case was that of
the State of Minnesota versus M A
Weiss. a Jew. who was convioted of
selling groceries on Bunday, coutrary tg
the Sunday closing law. Welss assert
ed that this law 1s uncoustitutional, be
ng prejudicial against the Hebraic re
ligion. The supreme court did pot sus
tain this view
League Wil Support Roosevelt.
MILWAUKEE, Wis’, Jan. 13 The
Nations! League of Cowmission Mer
chants at the closing business session
here adopted a resolution addressed tc
Presideut Roosevelt pledging support
in bis efforts fur the abatement of
transportation evils. OfMcers were elect
has been badly defeated. sud It is uot
Hkely that the party can go any fur
ther with the revolutionary movement
It started in December
Morales was brought to the legution
ander cover of the darkness late at
night io a helpless state, and he appeal
od to United States Minister Thomas
C. Dawson for a guarantee of safety
It is stated that a safe conduct will
be given to Morales on condition that
he resign immediately and go into ex
le
Morales’ returu under such cond!
tons is taken as marking the collapse
of opposition to the administration of
the cabinet of Ramon Caceres, the act
‘ug president of the republic, and al
together the political situation seetns
Wore encouraging
Vessels Lost om Duzbury Reet.
SAN FRANCISCO, Ian 18 Strug
gling desperately all night against the
terrible southeast gale which swept
upoa the evast the tug Sea Rover clung
to a dredger and two lighters, upon
which were thirty-five workmen bound
for San Pedro, until it was beaten back
lo the seething breakers on Duxbury
reef and wus compelled to abandon
the unwieldy craft aud their human
freight to their fate Before leaving
ber charges the Sea Rover saved eight
of the meu on the barges, several
jumiplug lute the sea and swimming to
the tag. It is thought that no boat
can reach the doomed craft before they
strike the rocks, and it is likely that
no boat could live near suvugh to the
reef to be of service
Public Bulldings Burned at Panama.
PANAMA, Jau 18 - The biggest dre
which bas occurred Lere iu twelve
Fears has destroyed two blocks ou
Malambo street, Iu this city. There ls
much indignation against the sanitary
department owing to the fact that ac
cording to current reports, the fire was
caused by the carviessness of employ
®e8 of that department in fumigating
the house where the flames started
The buildings burned include two pub
lc schools and an orphan asylum
Decatur Court Martial Eads.
ANNAPOLIS, MA, Jan 18 A ver
dict has becn reached Iu the cuurt war
tal of Midshipman Decatur The rec
ord of the findings will De trausmitted
to the superintendemt of the Naval
academy If Decatur Las been acquit
ted he will bu released within a fow
Lours of the receipt of the record, but
208
375 grey, pink or
J IR
500 grey, pink or blue borders.
418
Cotton Blankets
45¢ kind, Jan. sale price 38¢.
55c kind, Jao. sale price 48¢
75¢ kind, Jan. sale price 68¢c
85¢ kind, Jan sale price 78¢
1.00 kind, Jan. sale price 88¢
1.25 kind, Jan sale price 98¢
1.50 kind, Jan. sale price 1.18
1.75 kind, Jan. sale price 1.38
Men's Underwear
1.00 well known make, best 1.00
garment of. the marke, January
sale price 79c¢
50c normal wool 39¢
Ladies’ Underwear
1.00 pure natural wool 78¢
Boys' Underwear
25¢ fleece lined, extra heavy 19¢
Ladies’ and Chlldren's Golf
Vests
75¢ kind cardinal saly 88¢
1.25 kind cardinal only 98¢
150 childs white and cardinal,
white and cardinal,
1 48
2.50 ladies white and cardinal,
1.95
275 ladies white and cardinal,
2 38 :
Silks
1.00 Moire Silk closing 58¢ *
1.00 MoireVelour Silk closing 58
1.00 Shadow Silk closing 75¢
Sc Radium check closing 75¢
48c Fancies closing 35¢
Dress Goods
There are odds and ends in Dress
Goods space does not permit us to
mention in detail, but we offer some
rare values a few of which we item-
1ze below
1.50 Dress Patterns closing 1.08
Fancy and changeable Mobairs
44 to 46 in. wide 05¢
WHEN YoU want a
of good, pure
r you should insist
n having
~ STEGMAIER’S
It is bottled at the
' brewery by the latest
_ scientific methods for
k zg and it costs
you no more than
‘common beer bottled
with a piece of rubber
: hase, Insist on nav.
fe tegmaier's r
either at home, club
or cafe. Mail or phone
our order. Prompt
for clothes a breecheloth; Le gets his | Wreck the Citizens’ National bank at 3s Tait of the He uemen. ot Pr 3 an follows: President, Frank E.| ir convicted the rword moet reocivatirl 75¢ Panama black and colors 46
breakfast from a tree, his dinner from Dbectia. ©. She > be Rt at washing rg Ta oration 9 for| Wagner. Chicago, vice president | approval of the secretary uf the wavy |in. pure wool, fine even thread, clos
the same tree and works for 15 cents | !8 the prison laun ry e entry made y Charles A Mulbrunper Pittsburg, sec | ber the sentence, which can uly be O¢
& day. This is the labor that will be | 0 the prison book is: “Mrs. Cassie L. | 968 services cretary. A Warren Patch, Boston |g re Ee Sy Y ing 5 »
; ; - ismissal, will be operative J%¢ Panama black and colors, 38.
placed in competition with the Ameri. | Ciadwick. alias Mme Devere. ten treasurer, Wilmer E Rieg. Milwaukee : — :
cela years; conspiring to wreck a nations) Oscar Wilde's Play at HerMa. * Winder Hat cr ron. in. wide, pure wool, sale price 45¢
borer ’ . » 3 ‘ . » ’ ns tte ndeor Hote se, v Fo mites :
Mr. Longworth (O) gave the bouse| bank. Cuyabioga county; received Jan. os mCtots Wildes ves Mome Market (lub Meet MONTEEAL, Jui 13 A section off 0% Fancy Mohairs, sale price 39¢
12, 1908. expires Jan. 18 1916: + , . N : . ran :
his impressions of his Philippine trip : god given its Arst production in the Deut _BOSTO Jen. 13 Cologel Albert| the Windsor hotel wa destroyed by Umbrella Special
last summer He was greeted with | time, Novewber, 1012 Clarke wns re clected sec retary and| fire last night, causing a luss estimat
applause, and marked attention was - Slits theater here Mut night. Peculins B. Webster Dixon treasurer of the i $150,000 0 . the f . in 1.00 kind guaranteed for one year
given bis castigation of the Filipino To Confer With Mitehell. interest attach) (a the play because Home Market cinb, a leading protective bie t ' bulldi a. . 1| fancy and Congo handles 89¢
character. He favored the bill as the HAZLETON, Pa, Jun 13. J. P. Gal the original was stolen ui: the au organiaation affiliated with the Repub » "™ h ol re Soy oh ghd " : Ep
. . 3 ' . : thor’ tud Wilde t # ep *aved the rewninder of the hotel which .
best means of developing the Filipino Jagher Of hin kit), weeretary of the spe hors ody. eat JY is ur. lican party, at the anual meeting of | wns one of the largest in Cannda Outing Flannels
iato a condition of self government, at | cial com al mine workers ap copy was found among bis re. The Pe directors. Resolutions were 8dopt | Heavy brick walls and treproof doors) 121¢ outing, the one we have run
which moment be would be wore than | Pointed by the Shamokin convention ta] COPY £ pape ed reaflirwing the policy of adequate : ‘
. tragedy wet with a fuvoruble reception Hing policy NJ woufiued the fawes to the wection special at lie, closing, Sjc
glad to drop the islands Seek a conference with the anthracite protection for every Awerican indus | where they originated y r i chs
“1 cansot bring lato my mind that | OPerators, bas been summoned to In try dal 12} and 15¢ waistings, Arnolds
there is any brilliant future for the | dlanapolis. where be Is to confer with Slaughter at Tiflis, a a rhe Linco Aamo Best and other makes of equal merit,
Philippine Islands, and with the sole | National! President Mitchell. The na. RL pea, Jun. 13 Ty No Fasses on Pennsylvania, ATI a Cine i 18 closing 100
! ; undred a rsons were killed fp qT Lc faite Sk ' .
Sxcgption for the love of family and) tional convention will open at Indian tired’ os he Js a of ttack | PHILADELPHIA, Jan 13. The at With pusscigers aud a crew of two | 10 waistings closing Te
the home that the average Filipino pos- | *Polls Tuesday ol u “ Slitcowme of AL SMACK | tqution of a prominent oficial of the . . board the big Clyde Mn ~
sesses | can see nothing bright in the e—————— made by Cossacks oun the Armenian Penusylvania raflroad having beep! UT Meu vb boa ® V4 we nel 0c outings 7c
Filiptno character,” be declared Fer Fifteen Cent Cotton. seminary bere, followiog the throwing | called to a dispatch from Pittebirg oP {Berokes went ushore here | waistings in light blue, French
’ . SER ph : ou the dangerous Hriguntine shoals : 5
The passage of the bill, be said,| NEW ORLEANS. Jan 13-A dee |of two bombs trom that Institution at} yuting that the company would recede! yy oo " d thick fog| 'lU€, Davy, tan grounds, closing 6c.
would met damage one lots any Ameri laration for fifteen cent cotton, with| ® passiug patrul Artillery was Im from its attitude on the pass question | Tere > st Leavy storm an « of Sc and 10¢ outings, about 40 pat-
can industry or any American labor | reduction of ac reage In the form of | mediately called 9p nud the seminary he positively sud emphatically denied n he lag - terns to select from, closing Be.
employed In that industry No ose | diversification of crops, was practical | surrounded and shelled that any such action was contemplated. | Gassbek Guilty of Manslaughter -
after smoking one native cigar. he, !y settled upon by the Bouthern Cot — . p——— | KINGSTON. N.Y. Jan 18 cornell] Seersuckers .
sald, would want another, and with on- | 100 EEEGCIAtIon At the session of the Monament (0 Longfellow. Hey West strike on | Yao Gassbek. the negro ludicted foal One case of Bates’ seersuckers sold
ly one island on whieh sugar could be | convention here WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 — Kepressat KEY WENT. Fla. Jan. 12 The In | the murder of young Oscar Harrisea af] evarvwhere for 1240, special 9¢.
raised and that without harbor he saw ative Dalsell of Pennsylvania has in ternational Cignrmakers' union bas de Woodstock un Dec. 5, was found guilty * citrate pcm
no daager from that source. troduced a joint resolution directing | clared off the strike of the Key West
Reeluse Harned (0 Death,
“IL for one,” continued Mr. Long
OGDENSBURG, N. Y., Jan. 13. Migs
when an lamp set fire % be
¥
the selection of a site of government
property tu Washingion for a bronse
statue of Heury Wadsworth
Longtel
low, to bo erected by the Rengfellew
Memorial nesociation.
cigarwnkers, and work In the factories
Wil be resumed at once. The strike
bas been on uearly two wootha, and
during that tune all the factories in the
city have boon closed.
TL ———
of manslaughter lu the Arst degree by a
Jury here and will be sentenced Moa:
day
*
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Weather Probabilities.
Baan Mia; sort w