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BALTIMORE CLIPPER.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, Dec 80 1916.
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DEATH sp SgNAroR BARROW. We regret
60 have to announce lIAt the Hon. Alexander
Barrow, one of the L. 5 Senators from Loul'
ssna, who arrived in this city last week, on
short visit, in good health, died at Barnum''
City Hotel yesterday morning, at o'sIocG
after brief but severe illness. Lie was attack
ed oil Friday night, when Drs. BuCklsr and
Mackenzie, Of this city, were Immediately call
ed in, who, in connection with Drs. Mcclellan
and Chapman, ofPhladelphia, and DR.. Young
Cthe West, rendered him evety medical aid
out his disease continued to battle their skill
and on Monday, DR.. G. b. Smith, of this city
was called in to apply his electric battery
Death, however, had marked him for his vic
tim, and human skill appeared to be of no
avail He continued gradually to sink, and
yesterday morning, quietly yielded up his spur
it, Messrs Crittenden and Archer, of the Sc
nate, and Messrs Gentry Foote, Bell, Gro
yier and Vance, of the House, arrived hero on
Monday night, and were with him when he
died His wife and family, who are in Loul-
slaua, may rest assured that every thing that
medical sNlil or devoted ifiehoS coulu accom-
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and that, although perfectly conscious Of his
approaching dissolution, he remained calm and
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The WAR. man of practical experience
has Just delivered his sentiments in the House
Of Representatives, on the subject of the war
with Mexico. Col. Baker, OF Illinois, who has
been engaged in the busy and trying scenes OF
our army, ms volunteer, and who has had the
hes, opportunity Of knowing the condition OF
our troops, aud their ability to force the enemy
intc terms poace, has given his sentiments
to the public, as will be found by extracts from
his speech which we publish to-day. 1t graft
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