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WELSHl. - . - - - - LA.
EVENTS OF EVERYWHERE.
Chicago is in the Mi ids: of a wonan'a
stuffrage ca:pai- n.
General FrI!r ick 1in,,t: In i: soon
to be relioved from the coimtniand of
the departniat. r of 'alifornia and or
dered to the l'h ipi. .s, with a view
to possible il-'tioni in coIinnection
with any ii.,0 wit:( I imal !be made
against ('China.
Iler.,ry A. S it '1, a eo o(rm ilOl ,l agent
. s in Dallas for 'he pu rpiose of ugg:tg
ing workmen for thle Panama ('at,al
work. Trhe enlangeenilt is i':,lr 3tt days
or longer, 1w ages 5.i0 rentis an honur and
board and lodging $2_' per month.
Marie lr:arly throw car.olie acid into
.he faces o Irma hiurger and L]ula
White, l].' latter a ncgre:-, from which
they were ho I badly bu nied. All were
of Dallas.
The Twenty-fourt h Infantry, now at
San Francis,.), waiting to take ship c
for Manila, Jlan. ". is the first negro c
regiment I h,tt has been orldli d on c
foreign service for Inearly five years.
One person wa khil,,l and a dozen t
Injured when a car on the cievated n
road in Brooklyn fell to the street
Friday. The ear was crowded with
passengters. Thie .ccident occurr,d td
on a curve at Fulton and Cher tulut
streets. tr
John McDougal, a rec,"anlzed au
thority on Texas land lawws, died In
New Orleans recently, aged ninety
years. lie went to New Orleans in
the forti., s and was a me rehant, but ,
acquiring considerable land in Texas,
took up the study of the Texas land n,
laws.
A dispatch from Canyon City, Colo.,
says that Governor Peabody and his tee
wife and (laughter were poisoned by cot
food eaten at breakfast Thursday Col
and the daughter is in a dangerous P'
condition as a result.
Sentiment favoring the erection of wa
a great library instead of a chapel as tl
a memorial to President Wm. Rainey for
Harper has grown among the Uni
versity of Chicago professors, students ani
and alumni in the last few days. In
Crazed from over-study, 14-year e:o
.ld Herbert Carson of New York City, in
after driving his mother and father T
from the house, threatening to cut ass,
them with a carving knife, dived from rul(
the third story of his home and was opp
killed. alto
Shoe ,olish manufacturers of the for
Urnited States met in New York last tide
Friday and formed the National Shoe for
Polish Manufacturers' Association. witl
The purpose of the association is to settl
promote the welfare of the trade. of.
Mrs. Mary Aiken, charged with 01
burying her S-months-old boy alive on the
the night of Jan. 7, has been given a en
preliminary hearing at Carlsbad and days
was held to the action of the grand Ti
jury on the charge of murder. pu.e
Acki, the first Japanese ambassa. a t
dor to Washington, will pIrobably afte
bring with him to this country his f
wife, who is a German He was edu- bu
cated in Germany and was sent to but
that country several times as minis. plcc
ter. cis
The producing power of the banana Th
is forty-four times as great as that close
of the potato. The dried fruit is read. Brita
Ily converted into nutricious flour; been
It may also be manufactured into sau. of the
sages; beer can be made from It; In an
while the skin can be turned into ed ir
cloth; and the juice made to do se are s
vise elither as ink or vinegar. Parli
Commodore William P. MAc.Mann, U. T
8. N., retired, is dead at his home in Th
New Rochelle, N. Y. He was a native beJn
of kentucky and served on the gulf Jt.
blockading Siquadron during the Civil is
War, exciti:
The French governmenmt has deci- ship
ded to adopt most energetic measures
to obtain satisfaction from Venezuela At I
It is understood a naval demonstration ronvel
Is uqder preparation. ers at
A plan is on foot to combine& all tihe
breweries of New York City.
J. C. N'apier, the negro lawyer and ing 0
banker of Nashville, who was recetlr , colore
offered the position of United States Charle
Consul at Bahia, Brazil, called on the a negi
President and thanked him for the and is
proposed aplpointment, but declined it. of er
The funeral services and burial of midcig
Marshall Field occurred in Chicago
Friday. The proceedings were mark. Shi
S ed by extreme simplicity. Si
New strawberries opened up on the cam
S Dallas market last Friday at $1 a box sfti
-about two-thirds of a quart. si
R. J. Langdon, an emplor-e of the guxi, de
Federal Government, will examine all Krlek 1
the herds in the United States and and des
Reems to have been prompted in this him to
by President Roosevelt. A heroic effort took pi
will be made to preserve all buffaloes. seven a
evening
II WEEK'S FORECAST
Pubs.
MOVE OF FRANCE WILL PUT CA
LA. RACAS IN FOREGROUND.
RE. STALWARTS AND INSURCENTS
Statehood Bill Fight In the House At
tracts Attention-The 'Merchant
a soon
Marine Bill.
and of
Ind or- - - -
a lew If i'Fr ance make\ s ;t heciiVe IoVe ill
ictiLon retalita in for Venezui a's ,treati'n(.t
made
of her r,')rentrltive, ('araas lthis
1 wetk wil! b tlteI ce(nter of the world's
aient i:telrest. '( ine'zu la. uthle.r th ('Ca.-; r,
t',gag-l, 'rt t on . has heed ,n inter,,:atio)na:)l
('atial problem, hut the Molnro) )tot ine
. days although necessarily involved in it,
ir and is so thoroutgly unIrsl(too(i 1)3by all the
hI. 1 Eurol)pean clintres thatll iI SatOe )(e
i into IpartnlnLt antii'ip; tt no) u tltowardt l a:
l.ula tion oi' the pia.; of France.
which
hi' From an inlternatit)nal point of vijew
Aig-ciras will dlc ,idle interest with
)w at At tho beginning of the Moroccan
ship oanfoectin the deletgates fo ln iformly "
negro expressed thenlselvs as in favor of
d on conservativ- e ction that much was ex
lars. I'ected of the oltcotnle of the negotia- J'
lozen ions. However, accoi ding to letter ic
ated 'dvices, extremell lack of caution has
treet 'tllgun to desthroy t he favorable atnlos- '.
with ihere, anD a fafeeling of unretr, is said t,
irrt d to \xist anril tihe delegates of the tr
ut i nterested 'Powetrs, who teii \ve that .)i
trouble is in sight. Tl'! first point at II,
Issue is that of eon taband arms, after an,
au- vlich will be (onside.red the reforni v
of the finances of .Morocco, so that sh<
nety
Ythe question of thle organrization of the I ho
s iforoc(an police, which in\olves the e
Sital issue thtwcien France anti Ger
and, m;ny, has been postl)nltO(d for soilme
time.
Interest in ('ongress w:11i largely crn
his ter on the stateh:od bill, which will 1
b comel bfore the ilouse. When the bill
day comies in Wednesday, according to the
ous present p)lgrani, the very first action i
will he a show of strength between the
so-cailed "Insurgents" and the "Stal
o warts." This test will lie a vote cn
the rule which accompanies the hill'
ney In
for the pil rlpos( (if )preveCnting ally
ni- tie
anmendlnlents being made to it. The
nIts Insurgen:ts" watt this rule defeated. t
and predict that they have votrs
Pa; enoulgh, colhino,l with 130 Democrats
ty, in the house, to do it.
ier The Stalwarts miake just as strong
gut assertions to tel contrary. If the
)m rule is defeated it is the plan of the sar
'as opponents of the measure to leave out
altogether the provision for statehcotld
he for Arizona and New Mexico or) to I)ro
st idle that the (question of statehood(i
oe for these two 'Terriitories shall be left
n. withi a r terendlumn p'ovisio:n to lie M
to settled by vote of the citizens there- anil
of. pa(
th On Mondlay oontinued tliscti.,ion of ers I
>n the urgent deficiency hi!l, "which has the i
a been under consideration the palst two last
Id days, will be reslrumied. youn
S ' The mcrchat marine bill and the with
pure food )bill still hold their places jury
on the Senate calendar, 4he formler andt
a- as the unfinished business ea(ch d(lay Qove
y after 2 o'clock. and the latter occupy- tigati
Sing a similar position hefore that hour, ining
-but both of the measurcs will give 24, a
place temporarily today to a discus
cusion of railroad rate qltestions.
----- Lay
a The end of the week will see the 72 ye
t close of the general elections in Great cuttin
1Britain, but the Liberal victory has and b
Sbeen so overwhelming as to take much was I
Sof the interest out of the contest. Yet, allotti
In another sense, it adds unprecedent- Carne
Sed interest to the developments that fieted
are sure to come with the opening of from
Parliament. e ho
The annual automobile totrnamnent by his
begins in Ormond-Daytonia Beach on
Jan. 23, and from the races scheduled
h: is evident that there will be many Ove
exciting contests. Every race Is eith- g
er a record trial or for a champion- "oke
ship. , E,
bru sir
At Indianapolis there will be a joint ers in
tonvention of the United Mine Work- les hi
ers and operators. Mr.
four m
A Church Fair Killing.
Jennings, La.: In a quarrel grow
ing out of a dispute beginning at a Clev
colored church fair being held here, eyer,
Charles Battis was shot and killed by walked
a negro, who made good his escape, district
and is still at large, somewhere east overco
of here. The affair occurred at about tereg
midnight. terlreg
iiln htday be:
Suicide of a Sick Man.
Shiner, Texas: Jaromis Kriek, 24 , Sw
yeairs old, and son of MIr. John Kriek, Month
committed suicide by shooting him- were hr
self through the heart with a shotgun, Railiay
using a short stick to discharge the in,
gau, death being instantaneous. Young Sprda
Krlek had 'been sick for several years r.
and despondency seems to have caused neo r.n
him to commit suicide. The tragedy iee th
took place at his father's home, about ith
seven miles west of town, late Friday ove,'
evening, fo t
found at
T A A SAD ACCIDENT.
A. R. McMasters' Little Boy Killed by
Falling Off a Horse.
,UT CA lhenri,,ta. 'Txas, Jan. 22.- A ail
ND. t( illt ot currel at tlel hoi e t t'f Mr.
.\. R. .11,'"*Iu t . : .but <' & t n ilt i
,EN T S r : l, u1, in I I i a : '.' I r A ll .
(!'"s liti, l :. ! , al,<,i t 7 e ".4 iin .
T'1 ll. fath , . - w l ,a iln1 e slllI,+ ,li
ouse At- .' f'r,. i l. i l-t. \iI* ' I lUi
:hant !. h,, ld ly II, p l' thl' lift', ioy rn
w 'rki l with a ,Iiint , I' al'tl .itn ,whi:
to ) 11 e hi us' wi th t. e ;eaiiiu I;' failed
cRlllin t
s t h i lisl t, 'l , -c hli lines butvw',t"Il t(ll!
1 l1'?t N. 'iUt'i, io 'l hard ltr'itame
l ri 'lhlttn l,. whicth excited lii hoorsey
f, , b,,.i was 1, ;,,l, iil f'lI llg than
ti onal I
1.l t I 1. ', f]nt', t, l.e. d ill th
'f )i'w- -
'roeca I maistoti. ''t'r at, .u i tn. 22l . - m an
afornl t he t hi in playful t
as ex- E'i-a Patrick, ac'idenfitrllv ani hhh-iln . tn
Shas d n olif it l e. x:iSoont Eii thi h ear-i I
utrtos- te'r plai' ng and slie gr'alb-d the prs'
ACCIDNTA KILLINGed the
withat Colored Boy at Houston Loses His
Life--a Knife Play. a
t at i.'iza Patr. Elic, accide lint lly 1d liill.itl
elotia. Jo(, andl ;iautf/rtlc l ntgrl'o }boy had lecen
after aotrin a t n i ptt i ld i i t l .a n lauici de, it
in i Ilt lt'w Vtn th l bli the lth n l iza t l id e ( i
thr s. erad pel it'inegrint int the- bd the rish -
sf the , poiod te ig ott of it, tl aiie plllhnd ahl
fthe t hrig 'r, I te tall i t.t i i
STRIKE AT HUMBLE, «
li Je h . tt fl wed in a f 10
Oil Well Workers Demand3d Recog" r(l
nt at s. Enition o Union. ki
Sft tr taild atlei. T' a. an. 22.- A s tiride, tI
etion tio Chi og iatit.
th ut f the irr leo rxcitlntl is the er l ighbor t
the ions att' inqu st, T ,th
-er- -ad j... µ.... Da..
Oil Well Workers Demanded Recog rlI
lie Oi the o lut(' llie. i i'hlt is ar ow i. ithe! l
ti ovn r ;a, ; this l-111 itt soni in. Iti
t i e o fyl ie will , thei r I pl":s IIir d atf :
Sell et e hi t' s 1d e ll ritl It A
Sonu
S 1and l'onice.s. The tal' lc rise atd dla
ptO- e jil. o lieat e s di b i eai g b
lions are trer offToMutde ad jUSt Mithla
a eo lastr. IT wil be rn '.mberui, te
yo olr H fe nll this inohel itn o it- hl
the w ih os in i a thile ity ;asl iep ' fh grn m i.
C eS I jury fa il t w y \t ill re I. tt eir p hi-d s i - '
lay inv elinier Lanhanl for. a flt r ill 'ihl lt( '
v tl ti ati q etn, ofith the abolO r. es w hile xat -
tir, ining trial is set for' Wednesday, .Tart.
Age d Man Bled to Deathr. SI
Lo- an wton, Ok.: W'l, l Patterson, a:g. da
.he Ila er in jail hi re .v yes terday y ly Ong ,si
oas ers osd aing to aleath. in onPattnerson e with i
chi was lrdriving wit his Son onf at Midwian Iitr
to last Jrnegi. Te point at b hic hime in
en hoursng befor his body was founoned in th hd
the with tin ,x whihe iaslrg. The gi'an i t.ns
jury faihle o ru,,n an hidictunt
ihr whia e elizens furig c r the mill roAned
l Groke anti serhansl for a furthe milr, ing in.
bruigatin, with thes above rsul.al othExa e
t ers in te rial is set for Wedresday, Ja mre xprr
s. Ies- hurt. h.
Lawr. Christian's mil is situatterson, agout c
four rles east of Overtolf yesterday by Sonhr:
cuttin an artery in the lower limb .5 x
a d bleeding to deathrs. Samr. Batter sonte
me was living with his son on an Indian e,
Sallottment eight mleoks northe buast of renki
oveCarnegie. The hepoint at which theon- portedin
t erflicted the wound was some dJsanceuary ht It
Swifrom the farm hme, anred ith was sev
re hurs befoa wreck hi s body w as found
Railway hiof relativesbaa near Picket i the
OveSprings, six miles east of herdae, yes- tweh
trday while grining. Two arn the mill rok be ti
ieroke thand serwitch had beenjrd the millered A eit
with, eras ina freight trainthe mill had just passed or en
fouver it lifteen minutes east of Overton. Shr
found ns troublke .n Cleveland. te e
found ao trouble.s at
A HOT FIGHT WITH BANK ROBBERS
Three Men Caught in Act of Looting a .L n: CS:fe.
O:ie 1lred, Other Two Got A:v.
?:100*. J1 :!.',1 1 , on: '. 2 1
it.l 1 ,itteJ 0.l " ; \ý !.tL ilt "te tiul , rtl
IIr1 ll'll . ()rly of t i ll '!, " t1 A.
Si.rltl : ill 1\\(I Il4, 't .i' 1 ,i kiiitd u.nt
i'i.tIt anlld a ; ' 2' ,1 is e l, diI :r t;,t:1
:''ll! \ltli'111tf.!.
'l'ho e 'i ti: i ,. l!'r'rl I at 'e I; i
noting iIl i al' of. the ilJ Natilnai
ianlk ti tIl. t ,lin. t~ i.llt I, itow lw tiv1
It 1Uil.L't thjIpIt, orn , ;tl the pruop
rty whei re it 1i l ':tatl is iknllown a8
'o li}O aill 1:ý,t, "il,11111. . jtrah !
Ietcp, ill flth h ilibilli and wa
IrOliStort li't.h LW 'ti :, antd u 'clLo k h
slo itilt! nc U'Xpltl +114. and t 'n '
SJLwdh'ri. It, ('i'rJpt thitwni ti 1 ha;:'
iy in ' s' to .rnrlini l t \ i:l1 hi; :x'
((U!t'r in his han, 'rertr" t!trLat !
ei I ht * a ritd b:il . .ll l r -1 1' i.ll .
nLl i Ii', l11iit by the f. , . ]l' SBrt
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.fr. 'T'hll othe'1r t\\ le 11 :1" kna
~vn and at w ll... "i'h, " l t
thi'L1 filel, aimingl his; tir[, shout a 'lt.
i il 1 '14iI ' :1 ark i, l', rl:, "'lh -
lter iIrr d ni a X:'i- l iol r i o L in
d thet li ht wtn: cut The u,ln!
had mll, tl- his r it ; r, ' I t:L!l
thlii 'l fist' ;:1 1 nt :lrl l et'. Tf i
l)'rs re'ti nt .1 the fire, hut 'h!1ir
prise wtas so otnip:t 4' .,. ! t
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,th rw i .0 ,' l e 11i; . .1 a I. ; 'r t !I' of
Ilihr' ',ht" ha I , . a' , i e ,l ,1 wa', 1, , ll,. t !
lit -af,' "'h " .-,I , ha ki !;"':t ;
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300 HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
Battleship Aquidaban Sunk Throcugh
Magazi.ie Explosron.
R;o de .lanu irn . .ian. :.t.--Ti ai '..
P" sion md an' me dteald. -dihe Al:iltd
lban ll he 'tIe r n, a; I Ii 1,i .
iadl ;;o l' to ,i'0tD'(':miu 1 1't * ,'c: ,.
looint~ 0r Ut ilalinf an ,=:'- ,.1'. 111.
t1l of f t nll it N .llt : Vi o, t ; ) ,;, ;
the I i arri n. \ 1 o . i.n: Ia ni:h
all wt:e .aI'11.1 by a trml'renI llt1e ex
pl, sion 'l'ht .\The li,3iir:in .tunk int e-.
]diately.
Anio,ng the It el t 'wort (ltrar Adimir.
al, SalMhiro"t Gr . r t'a. lrio. itocha
and ('anlido Brazil. O)fie. rs Alh-,,,
liartt-, l;intmr.,. I')ii, 11ario anti ('tI
:; also a repr.s, nl at iv , of ilt, .ll u r
gnal 1)o lihrail, lrancisco V\'le, nte, who
was on :le 1],It rro _,. ill: .i:a ir yeste.
Jay with m .\lini,;er of .1iarinrt, rlngl
rig also several (C'orp:-'s.
It is asstriet :an Itn ,li(,ltslo tion w,
iloied by an i e tvri(-al wiri.,
'1The (casually create, at tremendo'lius
ensation here. All the theaters are
l(,s( d and Ini':i ]ns lat all Ii at ions
Uistende ll . l'The Coiils put their
ags at half mast. Tne foreign Min
Siers %isited Baron Rio Blranco withoil
xprl ssions of conrdole:n'e.
'The Aquid:ahant was of 1.990 tons:
islnlacetnent, and 6.2110 hors,?e pitowe.
lhe was built in England in 1I;5 at r
('cost of $1,725.001. The armamenltl!
rnsisted of four 9.1 hlell guns, four
.5 inch guns and a number of smallt
r guns. She had five torpedo |tubes.
er crew nntmbrd 35it officers all(nd
ten.
Chinese Invaders Are Killed. t(
Marsellies: The Chinese mail ct
hich arrived here yesterday brought (
account of the invasion of Ton.- '
tin, French Indo-C'hiia, I y Chinese i
gulars, who encounter-e a Freitch Ib
ree numbering 400 men, of whomn at
0 were F-ropeans. si
A three hours- battle ensued. result. d,
g in the defeat of the Chinese, who
•t ,00 killed and i00 wounded. The
ench lost 11 men of the Foreign;,
gion and 20 Annamites killed.
Injured by High Wind. at
;hreveport, La.: News reached *Fi
re yesterday after'oon fr(m Mira, in tic
extreme northern portion of this im
te, that leavy windstorms viited
t. place Sunday evening, totally
eking several housrs. Seven per of
is were reported Injured. It is re
ted a white woman was killed,
it can not he confirmed, as tele- in
me wires are out of order. glo
Incendiary at Seguin. C
eguin, Texas: On Saturday, ,Jan.
the large barn of Mr. Abe Free- to
Swas burned to the ground. This §111
th in eighteen moniths, all thoughelt T
re the work of an ,nvendiry. fer
1.m'esneil, Texas: 'the weanter
been very sultry for the past week, A
yesterday noon we had a downpour is i1
ain, and the blizzard followed in Scal
path, to .
i
U. S. Senator from Kentucky.
NORTH TEXAS SNOWFALL.
lalla. Tl'.xaý. Jan. 23. -Near'y fi'o
4, heIs of .-nowi have fallen h rt( in the
at tIwo diays Th'- fall was n1ettj
anithed 1,y higth wind. Even wihcin the
tin "atn' wtit yeste l- y aI ''lttrnon the
uighest temperature rev ordedi was 3',
It'.ree9s ahbo\ , aund after nigh!fall it
•v'nt down to 1I d','-rees aLtve.
Report, from va rieuil; ,ccti io of the
itate tell of lh avy snowfall and bliz
a'd et'xiting. F'uit growetrs ,ay the
now and freoze are timePly, hocause
IothIer week of warni w'a:tr. ftl
Twed by a freeze. would have prov,'n
i:llnios.
The Teri itori, s are exp- rivenc.ng the
'verest wieathcir known to tw hi:e mnli 1
Collided in a Fog.
oNew Orleans, La : Steamer Hispa
a (Nor.), Seelbury from Puerto ('or
z with fruit, durl'ig a fog last night (
,I ided with the steamer Dalton I
3r.), from West Hlart'tlpool. at an- 1I
for off quarantie station. The His- t
inia hlowe several plates and was <
ached l;elow the station. A tug p
id barge have been sent to her as- c
stance. The Dalton sustained no
.m age.
Brazos River Lock Site.
Vashington: The title pap rs to to
e site for a lock on the Brazos abov1e a
I Washington have been approved II
the Department of Justice. (',pt. I
iwin has been advis;',d of this ac.
n, and he may begin the work of
provetnent when ready.
Semi-Arid Region Experiments. n,
.ashington: Rvepresentatite French tr
Idaho has introduceil a bill to air
priate $5t00l.0olt to enable the Si.c- ra
iry of Atriqulture to carry pn farm. I~
experiments in the semi-arid re.
nS. n
gold from New York Subtreasury.
'ew York: Gold coin a m'ountin"e
$So0.000 was wilthdrawn fromn the
treasullry yest erday prestlllably for
miilnt to Mexico. imt
here hlave been intquiries for gold it:
shipment to South Amerlca., Th
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SGovernor in Weatherford,
stin. Texas: Governor Lanhani an
1 Wetherfo.d, and Speaker F. \W. of4
>ry was here yesterday en route anr
io Grande City from the north. Uil
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lIil a r. m *it h4r of I!a Orf pine l:
""l*" of i" t ýi a ll r , ' 1 in ' h"e nor"'
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Third M mber of Posse Surrender.
('hlu liir, . h .,t : E. .. Pigg. the thir,
.1 i I' me' .!: of 'h," posse Unde
it,! : ":u, fý . Ihe :i:1:' of Lee S44
ftit :a \ "clit - , ha. s surroldere:
41 1,. , riff. W\. . HariV-tt and J|.a
G1 '1,i ar t hi' u rt' ' i',;,t n u"ntier indic:
Arit : ffl 'r I will Ie itta i by th' atU rney
&f :4e 4Ji:'", ;:"e*4i to have Judre
I.'A i:" I': 'U'a 'n' a si4 4:,al term of t,.
I)i' t ic , (' h : ill., I:.lhr :'at a slPeedr
Free Lodging and Meals.
N.-iw '.ati. La .: A Parish insritute
.4o ,ai1z. In 1 4i r ' tuo iduow their sp
.r'4cia'itn ti Ii itn -od work bneing done
in Pcfni . (' , lo n I(r..,d.. ucational
lirdeM, mbt " 'Iol. of t'he tSn, Includ
ins ku*-. r's (it itf h.;. I. furnished fre
Prohibition Campaign.
('olfax. Lra.: A a, nt:is meeting hel
at !!ar, lit i 'he S,'.:141th ward o"
G;rant Pa: -h. r. ali. ins were passeJ
1. , lorinagt th , 1 t',4i''4 otft t nh , police ljury
in ,ordllerins n 14 r :i. i as to whethJ
f4 o lit to , :.il.I he l old tohroughout
Grant 1i3rish. i'lmllt i(Actioln is set for
Feb. "'0. A lparich c(mmnlnittee of tea
II stS a1 ee )l oint T44hrolghla y organil.
S 'he parit.. in thel intAr ist of probibi*
Health Board Resigns.
N'ea Inberia. 1ha.: dTheo long eontt
v Iersy over the houI of health of this
city l camli to a 8 w(.tr4 Saltirday, when
I)i. J. W'. Sanl4 i, s and the two other
IinlVllter. of rhte b,,:rd r.rihged, lear
in g 11e affairll in th.' antll lof the city
<oila ntil. )r. W'. .I. Pnimer will be iP
Bank Officers and Directors.
11tr('rsonl . I.a.: At a nmeeting of the
st ocIho'iiItrs of tli, Bank of Patlee r
the followin itg weret' c4l4 oted directo"I,
Annual Bank Meeting.
St. M1artllltren , i,.: At the annual
rmeeting of s? (cli lahlelu'rs of the CoW'
tercia li :k of St. .11at'tin ville all di'
re":ors wel'ul re-elete It as ftolow-:
'r. .1. ,4nr!hb. Tlaans Simi,,tn, O. J. Duf
rit d, I. I.. l Illul. '. P Restweber, B.
Itnl George .i. Oli ntr.
City Sells $100.00t Bond Issue.
LXa"yl.ria, a. he,.: longit' c'uD ntia
,'rs'p,"tv + the porp siti of he. RoUI u
on & (C.. of N'w Y.4rkt to iake $100.
('4 clty bonldlh at pi. with a per cent
ir.et. for th' IlIpr]s4 ' of bulwing ae
rloreril S4ilbotol 11h111o1 "., 14 c st $60,000.
'here will lbe $::,, 4,14 t ieI,:rid to ta1t king
1 oltl Ihow!is aRilI 14 4':\''', .ion of the
Onctri' light aInil wi.tir ti or.s systel.
nd the rell'aiuler oi thI ,e $h.ti~0oOh will
e devoteod to a cit . haDr. The details
B the pao fire n aw bing worlked out,
nhl the f r.oposiition will soton be sub
itled to the citizen.' for ratifictl o.
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