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PORTLAND, OR N, SUNDAY MORNI
OCTOBER l4.FOUR SECTIONS- PAQE8.
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DEAL VITII
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GAMS
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AcGveCriyfo Seek-
EASAGAWA S REDUCED
fill G to Koret-h Rrt Khii DU-
, utlshctioi af fnperiil Givcrt
Bcot Wh Progress 1
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MM Kws tentr.
Tokta. Oct. 1 U to reported that w
ins to tb numW of lnvikd mm Uw
" Ruwla tMHtallona numbr only from
' SM to O0 liulMd M 1,00. Th acouU
,' now r apparently ittzpertncd. Thl
oonMrd twr to Indies t InsuffV
ctont nrnvM.1
7 0nrl Turn's droop hav Mtvanced
- to 8ulchns. oa tb llnehrla aide of
' th viwot wall. Thalr daatlnatt la
t Xlaebou, waat of tho Uao rtarar. Ocn-
oral Toani Chi. In command of Um Chi
neaa janiaon at Mukden, haa Informed
: tha autttorltlaa at Paklna; that tho Rua
alaM ara fortifrtnc tha Imswrlal mauaO
.- Imidi In tha acttrhborhood of Mukden
and th aotcnta at Tlan Cou aad Luna;
Yu. - .
Ta Japanaaa army dlaburaaar dallr
mong the Cbtnaao coolie to- yen
4). ' VTha Aahai notaa tho atranaa
,. phanomonon that, while . Japanaaa aa
. curltlaa hava racovarad thalr ton oa the
Lendon anarhat, Aha domeatte market
showa a further declln moA dull bual
Poralrrf trada to ood and tha farmer
bond whleh raaovered rapid lr In HM
do not recover now in eptt of apaA'a
. atrongar flnaaclat poaltlon.
An un con Armed report Wu iwoatVatt
. hare tola afternoon to tho effect that
" Aghtfnf had be run near Mukden, bua
. aa there ha bean no. eaclal announea
- tnewl aonoornmc auch a battle U la
' - preaumed bar tonight that ta rumor
i wlraout, foundation. ' . i
Numercma aklnntehaa aro batn datl
. atantlr report ad- between acouta, but
aald from tbla there la no oAclal news
to load to tha belief that a. aatUo la
any wbare near imminent. -
Tha first known dtodatiafactton of the
- tm pa rial sovermnent with tho prosraos
of the war eaa be announced tonlffht m
Kihm remoral of ueutanant oonorai
Baron Haaasawa. from the oonuaand of
the Imperial aiiarda divlahm.
. Tha official bulletin ajuiouhce that
. ha la to retire from tho field to take
oommand of tha military administration
: In Korea
Baron Oram plaosa oh Haaaawa
whatever d leered It that mar attach to
K tha delay of the Tapanes army In tha
battle Of Kwanaulten, and eeveral waeka
later In the turnins operatfona whlah
" Xurokl attempted at tha spur of tha
tanthal coat mines.
Baron Baaaamwa eoarmandad what n
, known aa tha Imperial body guard, oom-
pitalna; 'four Infantry red man ta, two
regiments of osvalry. thro of artillery
and tho third battalion of englneora, "
' Although th Japan .left wing wma
" able to get around tha enemy, tb Jap-
anM -right was repulsed at eeveral
. points and, while the battle aa a whole
rwaa auoesseful art two days, tho a
- eloping msvmnt wan not oarrlad on
aa laid sat by Kurofci. The fault la
aaerlbed to Oenaral Baron Uasagawm
HOeVsg Alaaar wa
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r. Mukden. Oct I. Cblnaee refugee are
. flocking to Mukden during tb tempo-
rary lull In boat little. -.Tb .village-
along the Slnmrstlng road and tho Hun
River valley are practically deeerted and
: tho same Is th can with the eastern
.and southern roads.
Many of th fleeing dnptimtlon, bow
ver. have not corns to Mukden, but bsv
crossed th Uao river. Th foreata fur
ther aat are femlahlng rsfug for
' many, whoa euhaiatence la bnrrlaa. .
anmoKATatnr
a Frfaraaia fa tb Jag
. . 'anas Ban of ttw Wv -(CbpyHgtC
Hearst Kew aWek. bp taaaad
, Wirt Tha JearaaJ.)
' Berlin. Oct; I 0nrml Kurepatkta
has loot hi famous charger, L Maro
rhal. a gift to bint from th esar. La
Marechai, a aon of Lohengrin, tha JEn
ltah thoroughbred, has, .In fact, all
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WILLAMETTE
M THAN EVER BEFORE
Capam Raaba, commander of the
Steemer Fomona; which arrived hi port
last night from points on tb upper Will
amette, reports that th rtver lg lower
by four Inches than H waa over before
known. Had It not been for th work
performed recently by th new govern
ment dipper dredge ha doolared that It
would ba impossible for eteamboata to
go many miles above Oregon City.
"Wa eonnsot with th ateamer Or
gona, which rona fmm Newbunf to
Balem," says the captain. "Th Orsgona
ia on of th llghteat draught steamers
m th . world. When loaded the only
draws about 14 inches of water, and on
a good portion of her rout th water ta
sot mare than U lac ban deep. Had not
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RAILWAYCHANQES
HSHQWINrSTOGKS
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tapNlal Sipptteh byLeeeei Wbat W Jeeraal)
Ban rrhnetsco, dot: .Many minora
ara la circulation here- a wmi aa m
tha east as to tho llkHbood of a ehsng
in th present management of tho Banta
Pa. Thcaa rumora are do to tb -IMavy
buying: of Atohlaon, Topeka Santa Fe
StOCR TOT a numOOr OK trnvuimm ymm.
Thes purchaaes ara aald to have,
changed tb majority ownerehip'Of both
th oommob and pref erred stock, and
today nva big railroads' toteraatav three
of which are bHter competitor of each
other. wn la th aggregat i,e,ess
out of a total of M.oo common sou
prefenred aharea of Baa Pa stock. '
Tha or raHroad mtoresU. and thalr
holdings of Hants Fa stock ar aald to
ba aa follow: - .
Mlasonrl Padflc. IM.W Sharaar un
ion Paeine, MS.S00: .,fnl,. IIMM;
Bock islsnd. JM.tM;. Pennsylvania
Railroad, aos.oog. - . .
In eaa tbsrs ds not a anaaa-up or
tb managamont It la looked uponvas a
CARRIER BURNS MAIU
SAVE DELIVERY
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(SeeeUl TDiapatrh by Leeaed WW b Ta Jsanul)
Fresno. Cat. Oet. In- the mst 14
hours two emoloyoB of th Fresno, post-
off ion have been awrestsd . by John
B rocker, poetofftce Inspeetor.. Yesterday
Bleaaar Hill was arroatsd for rifling Iho-
malL Today J. F. Lead rum. a rural dla-
trict mail carrier, waa arrested for de
stroying maH matter that he fodnd r
convenient to deliver. - . -
Laadrum has a look smnrtrr rout and
LOWER
th new dredge dons som very effect fv
work la eeveral local Uie tha ebannet
would only be about Inches ta depth.
It saa therefor be even that If It had
not bean for the dredge th navigation
of tha upper river would have been
abandoned before this date.
Tho Unusually low water hi attributed
to the prolonged period fit dry weather.
If It ahoaid fall ta rain during th next
two or these weeks it Is possible that a
much lower stags of water wtfl result.
In that event th Orsgona would have to
be taken off the Nswborg and Balem run.
But tho members of the transportation
bomnany are of th opinion that I he rains
will come m time before it hu nnwi nca
bit Us up any sf ta. boats.
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.RKBP4 TAaOri-WCa)rT
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certainty thab tha Bant- Ft'a traffic
policy will bar altered a. that the eoia
paoy will so longer b a thorn la the
Ah f tthsr th Union Paolfls and
MUmonii 'Pacldo- or any other road la
which. Gould. Rockefeller, Hirrlau and
Kuan Lebj Ok. are Interested. . At
least that, la ,tba oplnton of local Booth
arn Paclfle and Banta Fa oAolaia,j who
Aeep' track of auoh mstterav . -
This absorption of Banta Fa stock by
rival railroad Internet Is looked upon
as another atep m a oomm unity of in
Uraat acbms that will eventually place
all tb overland, lines under tha domina
tion of - three- separate on mb mat ion.
Whether the 6 a, Paul road Is finally to
uae- the Banta Fa aa an outlet to Cali
fornia, or whether, the Rock Intend la to
get It for tho asms purpose Is a ques
tion otMmmodUts and very fascinating
Interest to railroad people, flt. Paul and
Missouri Faeifle holdings of Santa Fo
stocM ar aald to represent -John IX
and Wb. RockfHr mony, .
Tor som thn. k Is stated,' has been tn
the habit of burning mall that would
shorten th' d lata no that ho had t
cover. N B rocker got en Land rum's trait
tsday and naught him, t la asserted, aa
ha was throwing a bunch sf mall Into
th atovs, : Landrnm Is a' Bpanlsh
AnTCrloan war vtraa aad draws a peor
slon. ' . ' . ' '
in order to get the pons ton- LandrtMU
claimed to b a aufferer from dysentery
aa a result of campaigning in tha Fhtl
ipploss. Preparatory to an examination
by atbystCMn.Lnodrum. it ' Is tblast
at nothing bwt raw pork .for several
days. A charge of fraud Drill bs lodged
against him on thhvaoor.
TWO KEN KURDEREO '
BY KNOCKOUT DROPS
(Reerhil Blsptteb ts The fear aal.)
Butte, Mont., Oet. . Charte Runkla,
of Csntervllls. waa today found In a
dying condition In an empty aoal ear. bla
race jbelrui smothered la duat. a a re
sult. It G believed, by offlcoTB of his
being given - knockout , drops, , Runkl
died eeveral. hours after being taken to
th hospital.
Runkle Waa known to have had Money
with him when ha left horn sarly In th
day. and hi thought to have been given
a deadly drug: at som of th rssorta
visited . by him. - Runkle' death makes
the second in Butts from knockout drops
wlthla the past week.- Lsat Tuesday
night Bdward Wsgnsr, a wsll known
contractor f this city, was drugged to
death and robbed of tied. Hi body
waa found crammed into an alley hi th
roar aC aa Cast Park street saloon.
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Statement Rsps "Reck-
x less Roosevelt
SUGAR
BARGAIN
Siyt Dcnocrah Wanted Evei Qreater
; Bcclprocliy with Cila Tb Ww 7
t Graiici Bat fetter, ;
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(Saaetei impasm r Uamd Wb ta tha Jiat aal.
New Tork, Ott. a. John Bharp WU
una. Democratic leader In tha hous.
of rep re en ta Uvea, today Issued a stat-
ment in wbloh ha replied to Roosvits
Inainuatlen. m his letter of aooeptanoa
that -the Damocrata ara Inalaosrs about
reciprocity. William says:
Preaident Booasvelt declares that th
Cuba reciprocity bill paaaad lb only
on passed wee opposed by tb Democ
racy. Tha Congreaslonal Record shows
that when th Cuban reciprocity btU
bam M a vot It ro1vd every Dema
c ratio vot In the hous mcpt eight,
wbll npo tha Republoan aid of th
chamber II vote were east against WL
Tho Democratic newspaper' all over th
country I ado reed the policy of th Dem
ocratic representatives la Washington.
-Tb preaident in his aaoartlon upoai
this aubjeot. has bean almost ss rock
less aa; be baa been about many other
things.;
Recklessnss sea ma to In part Of
bla character. In tb nfty-eighth oo
grsas, rt bv tfu that th Demscrats at
tempted ts amsnd th Cuban reciprocity
measure, but by making R still more rs
ciprocaL ' That- amendment waa vote
down by the Republican party and with
th approval of tha Republican president;
as X aasais bold ts state.
Thisils not sU that th Republican
party, did In sonneotlon with that bill
for th benefit of special sugar interest.
Instead of making th bill In th begin
ning th flrat step .of a reciprocity pol
ler. t deliberately mad it th htst,' ,
MWhthr by aotaaibargalB or not f
oanpot say. because I don't know, bat
It pwossTVpon that biU by way of
amendment a provision which was not
requested to fe placed upon It by tha
Republic of -Cuba and which waa solely
In the . interest of a class th proviso
that the duties on sugar should not ba
reduced to other nations by rsclproslty
arrange men ta."
If thla was not hargattt with those
Republicans who war representing the
rucar' interests, then It is at any rata
something which might well hav hsea
a bargain.
"Upon several other ' occasions th
Democrat tried to get a mora reciprocal
treaty, and at Svery point ova wens
balked by th Republicans The Con
gressional Rscord wllbprovs ewery at fo
ment I hav made and will show that th
president Is wrong." - ,
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Washlngto, Oct. a. Th stima.te
for I toe win be something enor
mous, according to som reports already
mads privately to th cabinet officers
and to th president. The effort of the
adminiatration Is to oonoaal th figures.
It fears that notwithstanding- tb In
junction of secrecy laid oa tt by the
president, some of th biggest Item will
got to th public be for they eaa ba rs
vtssd for congress.
Conferences with cabinet officer en
thla subtsot ara tn order, tho-flrat of
which took place today between Acting
Postmaster General Wynne and lbs pros
Ident, aa to tb postofflos department'
affairs.
Thi la regardod as tha most Import-
am for th reason that th rsoent annual
atatament wer exceealve by reasop of
tho msohlnatloas of Beavers and- Ma-i
ebon, wxtravsgancs, oorruptlon, etc., ate.
It Is up to th department now to show
for 1M largely diminished estimate
taking; of ooarsa, into aeoouat tha nor
mal In roes In th business of ta de
partment. - i..'
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REPORTED COAL MINE
FIRE PROVES UNTRUE
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tfoenMl apsrlsl SwrlaeJ
Marshfisld. Or.. Oct. t. Th
report that gained elrculatlon ts
ths effect that th Beaver Hill
Cool mine, Itustsd about 11
mil from here, wa on fir, had
beeneulkheaded and slosed. sad
that all Indications wars that It
would bs som pest el y destroyed.
Is antra. Th snly foundation
for in report wa th fast that
a few timbers hi tho mln wer
slightly burned, owing to thalr
having- become accidentally lg- .
nlte. .-
Th bias was xtiagu!ehed and
m full fores of seen ar now
working rho miss. Th report .
rested esnslderebl excitement,
a ths mln hi considered on of
best properties of th kind on th
pacific onast. It la the property
of Spree be Is Bret bora of Ba
Francisco and to valued at more
' then tl.dM.asd. . . -
Jobn Slisro WKlta
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Copfee of thla photograph haw been 'eel sed tn Oermany becauss ths
Kaiser conaiders them undlgnlned. Th hat the Kalaer might forgtv. but
th familiar altitude and hs elgaratt In tb prlnoe's hand hs cannot psr
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NEW BISHOP FOR
(Seertal Dnaateb ta The Joaraal.)
Orsat rails,- Mont. Oct. Archbishop
Ohrtotl of Portland, O.. wtU offlciau
at ths Installation of Right Rev. "Ma
th ia Clement Lenlhanr D D, tbs first
bishop f th aswiy created d loess sf
Orsat Falls, y at Id d'elock towrroV
morning. ' ' '" '
Bishop Lsnihaa arrlvsd herd this even
ing from Dubuque, I a., where be was
ordained bishop. Aeoompanylng Bishop
Lenlhan were Father Tlttel of Lorento,
Penh., and rather Olbbona f St. Paul.
Ths nactr arrived In a srlvat carl
placed at. Its disposal by ths Orsat
Northern Railway company, and wa at
one driven In carriage to tho rectory
of Si Ann church. Ther th avow-
ala war received by Archbishop Chris
SECRETARY. GAMBLES
AWAY. MUCH. MQNEY
(aparkU nesatm bpLeaaeA Wire MTs Jeers!)
Saa Franolaeo, Oct. a. The mysteri
ous disappear no oF W. C Stores, sec
retary of tb Leather Warksrsv anion,
who was reported missing yesterday, baa
been sxptalned. .: - '
Tb zplanatin was mads by Storsk
himself.-who bobbed ap serenely this
morning and admitted that he bad hew
gambling for two nights with strangers
and bad lost lit. Th money lost was
not tbs funds of th union, b ssys, but
his own, and hs to corroborated by th
officer sf that Sfganisatlos,
SHOT BY THUGS AND
. HURLED FROM TRAIN
. fgewM awastes te Tb learaalt
' Columbus. MonU Oct. Shot by
thugs, robbed of bis .valuables and
harled- from a awlftly moving paaasngor
train, waa ths fat of a travel, on an,
overland Northsm Pacific passenger
train, who. from paper found, hi be
lieved to b Louis DenamST of Bdmond,
South Dakota! Track walkers sarly this
morslBg alsvrd Danamer lying b
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OKRMANT i CROWM
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tie. JBishop O'Dsa of Beattl and tha
Very Rev. Mr. Kaupen, obaneellor of .th
dloeeee of- Seattle.- -.. '
Later In the. d- Blenop Olortous of
Bolss City, Ids., arrived and will par
tlclpatd In th osrsmonles. ' Bishop Leo
Ihasl will bs ftsoortsd to. the rectory by
a prooesston of Catholic societies, i
K From that place. ponUfioal entrance.
will ba made Into the - church where
Archblahop' Chrlstl will eonduot eer
vices, pontifical high mass being eeie
brated., After th oereraonlee a grand
banquet will bs tendered the visiting
clergy and prelatss by the oitisen of
Great Falls : f
Th ceremony aald from Ita tmport
ano will b on of the most Interesting
in th history of thpCatholl ebuveb f
Montana.: ' - - - - ' - "
aid th track with a bullet hols through
bto bead.. H waa breathing his tost
and died within a few moments, af tat bs
was Tound. - . -
DenarseV pocket had ibeen turned
Inaldo oat. nothing valuable being fmind
on th remains., Tha train from whlah
H Is ' believed Denarner ' waa thrown
osseed throushv Columbus during th
night. la ths men inside vest pocket
was. found .pnprs .bearing; ths name
"Denarner." and a ticket from Ifidmopd.
South Dakota, to Taooms, Week.
CORPSE-STANDING v :
' 0 J U ST UNDER WATER
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- Itesetal Masstdi ts The Sasvssl.p - ' - 1
Balem. Or Oct. a I. M Rumbaugh, a
rsrmsr of Ubsrty. four mile south sf
this city, rommltwd sutctd Wednesday.
He bad not boon seen stood then until
today, when bto body wss discovered
emndmg so ths waters of a slough near
tb Oeorgs Crotoan plane abovnht tty.
Wednesday bs seemed unlike himself.
He asked for hto son Clyde, who h
dently forgot wa attending sohool at ths
titpttal Buslnees college in this dly.
He started to hfs Iruitdryer, but lay
down on th ground, saying a wanted
rest.
Rumbauph t left tb pae and ths
One Explanation of the
Attempted Return to
"Wide Open" Town.
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AGREEMENT REPORTED
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Ii Rctoni far Support af Republic.
. NacBlftt Next SpriBt (!(
v HocsesR tsSaK Are to"
Dave Free Hani
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Back of tbs poolroom ordinsne which
we railroaded through tb etty eouacB
tost Wednesday there to said t he a
political deal which t expscteit t hav
an Important Influence upon th munici
pal lscitoa , net year '- Ascording t.
the wbo-.prets.- to knew, a ail lane
baa been formed between the local Re
publics n machine and th proprietors of
tn big gsmbimg-houses whereby tb
machine hopes as eoatrol th nommstwns .
for city offices next spring. In rsturn
for ths help which the .gamblers ara
to giv the machln Portland to again ta
bs mad a wide-open town, th first step
In this direction betof th Moenslng off
ths poolrssm. . -
, There ara many circumstances whim
Oongrm ths truth of thai story and U
affords th only reasonable explanation
yet offered for th mnarkabt course-of
th nine councilman who rushed through
th poob-oom -ordlnane la at week. Most
of them had not been Informed befor
hand that auch an ordinance was to bo
Introduced and therefor had had no op
nuvtonlty to consider th wisdom of
paaalag M. Tat from some mysterious
source cams tb IntlmsOon that tha
measure must go through sad without
eves the formality sf referring R to
oommltte ths nine council men voted fori
It ss on man.- Th asm unquestion
ing obedience to th order Of th m
cbln to expected again If It become
neceeoary to pass tbs erdlnano over tb
mayor'a veto. . . -
' Wmsr ffMmalss Osa Balp.
if th nomination of city officer neat
yer wer t be governed, by .tb direct
primary tow th eld of tb gamblers
would be of doubtful valuv to the ma
chlpp. But It has become apparent that
the tow cannot apply to the coming
election and It Is understood that . It to
to he amended bv the tsalslatttre so as K
restore, for that election, the old method'
o nominating candidates In convention.
Thla to tbs program of the mschlns. for
only by this plan can H hop to oontrol
the next city administration.
If the nominations ar to b mad tn
convention th gamblers can bs a power
ful aid te the machine In th primaries,
when ths delegates to the, convention ar
chosen. This baa-been illuatrated many
times In this city, an Instance being af
forded by ths primary elect led tait sprtng
when many prsotnota were carried for
th machln jhrougb tbs efforts f th
Portland dub gamblers. At that time
th gamblers wer divided, some of them
id ins and som opposing ths machine.
Th purpose of th deal now reputed 1
hav been mad to to bring them aH Into
a common a 11 lane which a hall hav fnr
Its objects ths perpetuation of mschlns
nils in th city hall aad tha rssumptton
of p Mm gambling.
Success st th pmoarlee la of sours
inttal to tb machln If It Is to con
trol ths monlaatlng sonvemlon. Th
gambling-house can command vote
enough to decide th reault tn many
pr spinet and t elect delegate wb caa
ba railed upon to take the machln pro
gram. .If th present plans do not mis
carry tn reeult wUI be that th Repub
lican nominee next pring will be mr
puppets of ths machine pledged, hi th
event of their election, l th protesttoa
of the gamblers.
Th paaaag of th poolroom ardtnone
to th first fruit of ths compact between
th bosss and tb gamblers. Pressure Is
being brought to bear upon Mayor Wil
liams to Indues him to sign th ordinance,
but If he refuses M do so tt win bs
passed over bis veto. Tbla to well under
stood among ths gamblera. who look
upon tb BMasurs as virtually already a
law. ' - v.
v Warwtok Bsem Mot Opsav '
Colonel Applegsts thought better of
bis determination to reopen his poolroom
this afternoon, bnd tb place is not yet
running. It la said that he received art
Intimation that th may- would not
permit sunk a flagrant violation of thi
law, and that tf buna should bs r.
sumsd today there would b da agar of
arrests.. .-'
Among tn gambling fraternity th
report to current that Mayor Williams
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family never saw ' ft Ira aaaia l)v,
Searching parties were organised, but, s
trao was found until this evening, when
his sen Clyde and th boy of a neialibr
named Dova found hi hat tha atou' n
hank. A Httle further Bp !Rr f" f
his body stsadmg uprurtat M the wi
of the atoush. umerd a few Iwn
under th water. Th - could nt i
th body ut and returned, one lu
th ooroner and the other to m
tlves. RurhMiieh was a
farmer snd prut rowr r
dent of this sw m, I'
dwisred lnt - w
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