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class matter.
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The Republic , on , at th following places:
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sv.nue. room 7.
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IN SOCIAL CIRCLES THIS YEAR
Long List of Engagements Among Society Folk to Culminate
in the Next Two Month Wedding Entcrtainments.Are Abo
Notable, tie Rosebrough Homo at Webster Iteing Scene of
Gathering Last Saturday lirneral Xtitr of Snmmer Enter
tainments.
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";-rnJ.lii b-!ns li:!y v.-oni. Siiy. that t!;o actual
' in:JjT f lull ii riii:iIf cojiIom Ti." Daily
'!! S m.!-y l:-;iiill!c frhiln! I't Intr !. tiioiittl of
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Bat If PmttenoB to defeated r mall plaxalHr
the cosBtrr w!M accept as progmaire politics tbo
doctrlac of law enforcement, In Miwart the Dem
ocrats win be reasonably certain, with good organ
isation, to redeem the State.
'Ohio has the most Important and significant cam
paign of this year.
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WHITE SETTLES IT.
William Alien White havlns passed upon it and
fouiul it s-xkI and lUht. the lid natorally feels mora
onUdcnw in 3iclf and lays a flattering nnctioa to
It .seal.
For of all the- iteoples in the world qualified to
ls upon such matters tlie people of Kansas rie np
pre-caiincntJy. and of ail the lieople of Kansas Wil
liam Alien White is undoubtedly tlie niet expert.
If with all the experience he iossescs lr. White
finds it iuiiHiMble J zvt a drink between the hours
of Saturday mldnipht and Mc-nuay worniuir, then we
may conclude that it is reallyunceMWe. That settles
It. The Jid is not even iion to question.
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The Mouatorlal fight in Illinois is ail muddied np
anion? IJvneen. Sherman. Culloni and Yates. Tiiey
inauifet a dl!joiiien to run in paire just now, bot
of cur. the luirinp will nut hist lc.ond the time
when any ou of thcaices adrantagu in hrcaking
!oort and ruuuins ak'nt-. AutI then they may be
ruuaius In " many different directions that they
will all pet !ot. It lo-tes like a ?eod time for a
aM Shermaa emrfd defeat CnUom, and perhaps wis
the fcoaor for himself.
It la a problem Interesting for the BepaUkans of
Illinois, but more interesting .to the Democrats, for
it promises a split of which the Democrats would
takeadTantagc. Th house woiii-l h divided apaiu
Itself. State and Federal BepabUcanism would be
arrayed agalast each other. The fight to the death
smoBg politicians would beget apathy In the Repub
lican rank and' file. These probabilithw hare the
strongest appearance of arriring.
It i- a situation to make Democrat itnp and
take notice. It must ai'peal to the thousands who
stayed away from the jwlls brt November, the nam
ter of which may be eomputetl iu the light of the
fact that in tlie land of llgypt alone, in the Twenty
second. Twenty-third, Twenty-fourth ami Twenty
fifth Congressional districts-. ?.. "0 Ueniocrats dc
faulted. A Democratic organization which would
bring these men back to their privileges might, with
the opjortunIly uw held forth. coiitnI the Legisla
ture and senil a Democratic Secator to Washington.
DIXGLEY AND THE HEX.
The Iiingley act levies a protectivo tariff lax of
five cent's a jIozii on eggs, tlirtir cents a prtiud on
live iHjuitry and live -vnis a jxjuiid o:i dreed iouI
trj iuijrt.Hl into the Unltwi State.-. Tills sciieditie is
iutemictl mainly to ii-oiiraae the (,'aiuuliau lien
while eiivourasini: the hen of tlie northern Iwrtcrs
cf Hie tnltcil Stat.--'. It aii'orJf u::ie irt of pr
ttction to tlie li-ii owiit! of X-w Enhinil. iiottufrn
Xew York, iiortiieru Oiiio. northern IHinoN and lu-
diaua and Wis-oi!M. for it temU to kcjt Canadian i Demo.rat to join Iu the race.
ixinllry out of the market-; near the Canadian line.
Thi- protection. howeiT. i- nior.- nominal than wal. Senator Joe Ihtiley explain that he wa nitsqnot
for Mttthry-kecil:ig N in.-tly more cosily and J ed ns si-eakin of Seuator Shelby Cu flout as it "nice
troublesome In tb.it fr.wt-bittf!i elimati than ii is old uoiiiau avIio -oni;iar" with Stephen A. Douglas T
farlh'r vuth. o the ':in:-iian -oi:M not compc-ti' j ;i a slow-worm eompart'S Mith the sun." What he t
forniMabiy in the market of Milwaukee. Chii-aso. ! tlM tay. Senator Kaih-y av.ms. wa that Senator
1-Vf!:iinl an'I ISuffalo witii Aintricaii j'onltry-kci-p- fullon: i ";: weSl-behav. l as a lvomuu anil no more
vs. -v-n if einouniimi by 'i liounty iu-tt.-ad ol I- j like ihiimlns than a oi-l)ird i- like an aglc." Let
lux tuni'-il away by a prol.il.iiive tax. u hope tiia; this explanation is entirely tsatifac-
I ii v.i far. tli . a it ..oinvrii-. the gn-:it nia-s of j tory to Senator Cuflom.
Ami-rlcau fatmer-. the Ditmloy pntwtii tariA" on I
tnniltrv ami poultry jtmiltii ts i- a sham autl a fa!-e The a-crtion tiiat 0igre in It.-: roiiuuc session
prt't- u-. It h not :iill a "'lit a Ii'Vio t tit- 'arm
prioe of foul-, nor 1 alf a vnt t- tJ:i- farm price.
of .-. Ami vi-t ;ampat .-p.-Iliiimli-ri aro u'ii:
to unit jo,j.itly alnmt tl iH-n.-fuvtiens to the
Aiui'ii'iiti farmir of tin- !: publican prfktii-live iiul-1
trv tariif. It i.ot oi-lv .-.hii-ltN the Aui'Th-sin far:-.'
. . IOI.73" , ..,.,, ..hnfio l'-?in.?5o i .rn:n fit inn llilv .:iv. but i.
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an ai-jrl- to tho Anieri.-au jj!try :ir2- as.!int lotip.
j.o. liUiiil-l. -;''.;. M-aly-5, k. Ilv. ii:it-- :ii:-I all :h
other ill-- that feath.-rui lii-h i J:e:r to.
will rftt-' to aip.nit ;laIioriia and Italian Territory
a sep:ir:u' State in prunatur and witl-.ont au
thority. It could do ii more prtvr a?:i patriotic
a or. Tho:5i tli. ntajot'.ty i laic-iy ISepu'ilican. it
i by no t!i.au (-ertain that it will l.nid solidly to
tretlier In the itimmi-ion of injiiMiii. The said F!e
pi!bnttn it.ajority i- entitled to the presumption of
inn'uviici utuil it provw it--lf euliiy.
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! Wonder if the Honorablo .bweph . Cannon will
ILs mi f:inui know th.ts -nch tali: w uoiL nz iio rtauiliut; a- pat on tli- Dlusley roMtvr tariff after
liu a "j' h." but the .'Ii"-!)!!!! lieu Keep- li-y all he ha- eireulateil a bit lit the Eighteenth Concres
tl:e time, under the mi-t favorable f:nli:loii-s of j ..Utuai li!riet as he v.-a-; while circulating around
in-" nme. fie-h air. .:e'-" and abundant oppor-; Waidttati .ir.d the 'Itamphiiii di-tiictV
tuuiiy to ior:ii.e tor lier-elf. E.-'ng a by-prodm-t of j -
; the frriii. -he lit.-- and !- nauiwHy and 's i:t j . jiaw , Kaj u ,lWinWlls twe
Mibj,-l.,l I., the artitieial nsetiw f the P-llitry ; (j . j.,,.,,,,,, j. ,,, ,, .,.,. ,,.,, ,0 lhe
;- j;u:i. .- ;: i-iiii i iit uiuumi; i;ii .t-.i. m
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! ii- i f b v.-mili! imo m lew r.-IMrir.-IS Ii.iileating
ik;i h.mdr. d and t.-uneea er.'ii.ie- ,.f Sli....uri bad n.-af- j M),m irl.(if ; K.ta,.,s f.rmm fn,m j,.,...,,.,.
iy .vr.-.i.-yiMH-i t.:;n t.i i,imry aim puunrv p:i.iu-. ; ,
iiior than v.-a- in-i-iiiii for home oti-iuiiptjeii,
Iu ottier worl--. th re wi- no "home market" for
thi eiioi molts, -in-jilr.-. thiiir-li .-t.iiidpat oiatosx for
n: re than 'a .'iteration hjte lsii l. I'.iil- Wc-tetn
faimiT- that they a;-., forever ruim-d uul-s they
have home luarki i-. and the only way ! get thP':i
i- by taxing t'leinselv.-. heavily with robb-r prot.e
ii;e t:tii:V-. If the ISepuWhiiu promise of hone-
j market- to tin- f:itir..-r- meant anything th-re would
II I'EAii: TAILS AT ItiiriSMnl Til. 1-e fa-tori. iii ev.ry nnty or at h:i-'. !u r.-vy -..
To' .j for "i tnon"i . .XS
r Mo .;.i i-tv..it-J In ptlntmrr. Irft ovr
" al-i os-.i:i
-? n'iff.lir tt.-.:r!'lit 3jrWW7
Aif-.ige diily llxt'-itmtl'.n IiiT.I
..' f-itit V. IS. Csrr luith'.r snys that t'lfi Si.mil.'T
' e.:I-s ri'turioM si!!-l r-j orteil unsoM ilarlnr the
Jiioiitli of July u- 12wl :r .tat. '.V. I;. :.I:tL
Knofii to an.l suLreitli1 brforo r.? ttil r.lt lay
f Juij w. o ?u.M.Mi;i:Kii:i.u.
U y term expire", July ;c. :05.
' : b::rilen of the Hingley roblier l.irisr.
Mis-otlri I .n:iocra!ie p.'ltr.- sw teiiing everjbojy I
tla: h.-.r:::'ipy on the i-Mie of onforclng the law 5?
the "tily kind "f harmony which can be underMuoil
and approvrd by the people. T!i Democratle piv
mi-- the Mutation.
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AMEIDHIITUPftELD
BY nRKAIISAo JUDGE
Decides That GTerMr May Fill
State, County and Tewaekip Of
fices v by Appoiataaeat iHes
tioa Generally CeateateA.
RETCBUC SPECIAL.
Utile Rock. Ark.. An. X. Bilal dr
cnlt JadR I A. Byrne to-daj- Wed an
opinion at Eldorado Iu which he hold
constitutions! amendment No. S. vaMd.
The aaoendment empowers the Governor
to nil vacancies in State, county and town
ship offices tr appointment and ha heen
m aipnre some tin:c on tr; .cvB(E?uu"
tnat it liu not rocelv? a mmin.il TamlW
Ity or all the votes east when It was t.
mitttt in 1SS-L
In the car at Eiaorado. the Governor
appointed V. I- (Vradwln as Countv
Treasurer to mccccd W. J. Hill, agains'.
tvhom a JuJsnncr.t of about vt3.00l was
I-omlln:.
Hill raised t!i cuo-tlon. of whether tl:
power of thT Governor to appoint war
valid. a the constitutional amerunimt UM
not receive a majority of all the votes).
Judse Ityrne JictJa tiiat there fc no or'
terton laid Uomii for th determination of
tho nnmber of votes cast iu tin election,
lie say:
"If we are to roj-et the returns made oi.
the adoption or rejection of a constitu
tional nmemliuent. where, then. Fho'ild f
KO to ascertain tfcn total cumher of vote
txt on all matter voted on at that elec
tion? Wo aro ixtz to mope In the ilnrk.'
Jmhltt Bj-nw. ihereforr. holds tlat oor.
atitnttanal amendment No. 3 was lecally
adoptcd. havlnp receiveil a majority or tl:
votes cast on the question. resardlCA of
th. total number cat In the election.
Tlie sam qo-stleu -n 111 coins before tti
doprcme Court on appval from IJncotu
County.
TELEPHONES HIS SURRENDER
TO AVOID BEING ARRESTED.
MISS EDITH DUSTIN.
V.'ho ! to traio ilr TcmI Utility la the -.irly fall. .Mill rjst!n Is a p!ai-t of much
sau.
I roin po-Mi:ii-iii to optimism and K-iek aiaiii
rtinc- the M-i!.iiibi:n. Itael; and foitli so the propo
.!. oiuite--piiipi,.aN. demand. anwer. .-ugge-
n"i. is.niptoiiii-.-. i:Iiiin.-iium. post-ultimatum.
n:ilili and aiiniidiio-nl-. ih.. u.ul.l hanging ;aov
u lhe I'zar. now on tlie MikadoV lip. At one mo
noiit the do is-nis ( i" tlitiiiiL junt "Verlnad in
' to white light at aitothT. to In- h.-i hi the tar
lacl!iis nt a war cloud which app.n 'illy lia no
-dv-r litiuig .f iiid"iiiui:v. The outcome on- man
m:i gtiis ;.t- wll a- another. If pa-a . it will In-"i'ivi-1
b.i an elal'd univcr-c: if war. by adi-uu--l..l
id di-ihcarla-li.l one. The tailltri- of tile liiceiuu-
retia would be a hv.ivv blow to history, -o to
I 'Nik.
It would involve the postponement a.f hope al-
idv -rvstalil7.id into plan for a hrilliaiit epoch of
lo-ienial .'c!i'. in. '.it. Sittav wnrdia'w the world's
eiiiou .irtic'ilar!y ?.. tiie tar E.i-t the bright
t-aiii ' i tl p-ti door and or lhe triumphant en-
-an a- ..i Wi-t rn enterj.rie ha- In :i va-th en
..ii-'s a- lhe p(-sib!lita- have Iks-ii eoiua.tuphitt'il.
i u- inline is da'ed tp'iu the siii'-lii-;..:i of var ami
- adju-'iueiit ot the t.-nHoria! ami aaerelg:ity
ii i..i.s vtiiiah. iihlli' tha-v r'iti.;!ii. uiu-t iciida-r the
editem "f a-oimncria- tun ertain and liMa--. and
-r. ' all the pro-a-ssi ..f Ivilizalioll.
If pea. tall- at I'ott-motith. tie
atoria! dinict. and all this Miii.uri jaoiiltry woiiM
have lsa.ii sold it. faejorv otvratltc- vvi.rhing in! la. it roll, tsluai Hera-cn?
... .. .. -.i.ra. .a... j-.. t. .l i l'..!n.-r i Vi .c'l
s.::m ot lit" ii.es on w.ueu u.t- iow, ..-...-,.-.i. . , "-;.-- . ,-..,. ,..,,r !,.,ilrt,!ir.,1 ,n.,iv .:a.l.-r-
Tims -..Id into imtuwliate .vtu-umption il would : fr ,,. 1:..,.iliJi:o:i!l Iu'ri Ii..-.n in Us.. S-Vrrctary
ii::va bioiight laa'ti-r prici: to tl-.p- farm.T. why in the ; 'fa; i- ua loulii.-.iiy .it pre-i.t In the bad. wtaleii ..jcs
abs.-ii.i' a.f such m.nkets lu had :. ell It Tor dis-j "A w-aa i" -.nriT tlait hi Is tn- 5-:i..-y.-ft eliaae-.
i . . . . I Wa-Vian; t if It ii inurli if nav. es'SHcr thru it-o.-ortior
taut -i.v ,:,rk.4. pay.t.-f heavy , barge-- .or - t; lu M ln.Pr.:vo rec-,1
fug. r.-lrigeralien and lraiii-port:Hi..:i. It is the "at'i-j ,a ;; ..j-j. i.r.t ,.nlr ipim.i tbiu: v.i?-' and pn.cr. stv
with nails, veg.'talil.'-and otlior perir-hahle ptodin :-j ;.....'m1:i,.i.. b-t jhowir.s tli ability to hnvo it pa-aeI.
toward ii tibullditig of home mark." for wlil.-.'i I J I. e- at once a lelorar and a tun of true esecutive
a'oKitv. lb- 1-- nut cor.Sirv.iI.ve. iril ' i ":ii". no K".
otu.:un'V l--i "practi"a5" In detrdlii vv hlrfi hava- qiih-I
ii- diwiuitt. "out that hind of cunia.romlM? seems to ctov.
i'l the Wast tin- :b publican pfotai-tive taritl- have i
ceiitribtu.-'l naught. The hoinc d.'ta.iad for thi'-e
tbitigt is limited and a surplus mu-t l-o -eat to d;
tat.t .'iti.'s at great e.per.e. tain ..fteli with ali-ap-
is.iimug -a!- s.
lacking til- near-by home markets which tlieir
i:.-isteni lirefhia-n a'ajoy. wliat d" the farmer.- a ' the
Va-t and SoitihV'-t git out of the Ditigicy tariff?
.-uhing but heavy m-.cs pa tha tariff baren. abso
lutely nothing el-e. Thev get leu: badly loft.
e
TIIi: lMlinMKSTo. IKiLJir.S.
It lKdn.-ivi- Ii-tri. t Attorney It.aeh of tlie Hi.
triet .if Coliiiubia to enter upon a lgorou. pM-ecu
tion of Edwin S ilolnn' and the two n.en wlioj
have laeeii ludicied wiili him for ':i-piriiig to eoii-
I a ..- i.la 'la... 'HJ".r!0;lli.i!I alf CllltO'l ClOII n-llort- taa
tlii5lteUa-e to 1 .,, v... .,. l,a:,,rs. Tl.e .h:il-'e ol
e uorld may ..v-atnallv be a -.dii.vd ami tcvo-j to ,,efr:tU,' ,wj i:,Ut.r!iniull. ; ..,.,,,.
.llouarv i:u-sla ami a ."..luplh-at.-d war iiii.iiimi MTSlll w lVrr llie ,.... T.vbnleallv th- appro
.i...itiis not ..,.!. the tar l.s, but the ,M.ls,lr. , itU Ur aw aml j,.,,.., ..... ,.r inf,.nnation
.. in. xv.st. a di-a-iivus r..i,...,,i.d . .br,.llii.rtit .fM ,lV . wV.Tiinirat at no little oxpeti-e
d I'- ..tiucne .if pen.,, and arblinitlon de,tmv..! .. nt "lll:,T..r!al5v fn.m a Ilk.- apprnpriati-m ..f
.uv.rsallv. ir -woild inline s" ,m,.t biing ' tbr u.(,m.v t.MwndlM Iu -Hl!u.ri!)? the info, .nation.
''" "" "r 1"- 'l'1-rtnt.liy preMut.aL h..w ..m 1:uI .w ()lTvli .,,, nhMl .,.l. ,.. ar,.
" M!l'l -1' laiiomil and paeitic teti.letul.-. of man- . . , , ,.., .lv ...i, .,,., ,..,. ..,.-.,, . ..,:,..
tl ihli.-'l a ...-..- .. - . - ....... ..... .- ... .. ....
KT'-r vvlt'i t.iai a time iin-i -3.i-:nei.eo l-as over mm.
Mr. Kt-uV vv.-ikr.'' ; :ii u. eni.iTlilale vvoul.! ly- hl long
r'cor-I In th- ktvIj.' .if corporation-1, which v.oul.J eiv
Hie D.miH-r.it an cajy L---u; If tl.a-y tioaitr.at.-d Miiiml
lint n.dbal mail like l'olk. Sliaw and Kail hanks we do
t.ol tak" at" -ir'io- j-LiSifcllitis. I.-i l'.illett. !j Ilk. lj- t.o
le lit- in-.! no? ipiite siafa.. " ciire thcr i ai-.vrv ?!v
.lri: hor-.. but ca rtainly Taft arcl Inen have the
lx.j--'. of t!.a outlook now.
I'or th" t.irty oat of nine the j.i-ij-cc for tit- next.
It-ct'on. wal!" not alt'i:pthrr allutiur. !' txtiT than it
lirif ban tor i-.iiiic a-iis Theoretical cr.inkhis r'o:i.
likely to jiUy an incoii'pieitoiis role. in-t..a,i ,, a lot of
Jill!-. Ial:.n.nts and llaCitra.'ii.4 tlsh:.-:c a?aii;M u set
a.f 1't'pulistf. v.c r.'cta llkelv t hav- an ai;rai-si nt a-n
5:n" ri-:.l lenu-:3t Mr. IValk nt t-rw -rnt it the only
I-'r-oa conspU-eous-Iy j.iolMble. If a D.-tao-n.: Is P rfd
'tovimor i-f Niit Yiarl: in li-' (j-ihh laliy If tir t.,; a
p.puiar p. rw-ial!ty who rtat.-b- tmtaMy tor niinnierce
narv titlt!t-s. like Mr. Jcro-n". he will Isnm.-listely h
ao'.i.a n li'i'dlr.g facter. If tho tariir l.'Kio (iu.;..l u.
Wniia. i a a!, iotno man like ;oemor l.Us r.ouM bear
tov.ar.J the fia.nt. T.i. Hearst-V.-itnn-i.-w-.n eontln
Kant U1 lac en li.-tr.il and will gi!n strensth if tiif-ra- J
:mjthii:g is.rre-;xniJiiig to the i-ark-r n.ovemet.: of
.!;. but ot!ia'-r.L tl.at fpin.nt. tn the ciiistinuajio- of
jioaaj time!. r.1l! -niier l In-isninciut or It will r-i'l in
ts-hind ?.v-ne 1 tnocrat of the I.oo?ev(l: typ".
.lid !. ati-jN-inli'd ujs.ii at alioth.-r time? Werlal ti
' ' ! mi-tit pp'ita-. Jf the :iecuatio be true tii'-tr isni-
u,t,..nhtp- are .haracierir.il by some tinder at the fy I Jo uia,,,e lvrtaII . . ,.,!a. an
.res..,,, ,!,... Thete is a,,,.-:: iri.-n.Mrfp among the I .,,..,'- IllIvalll.ia. ,lf uUi.t trader-, by which the
""" " " '""" "' '',"' '" u-,x ,tl,s .V.ti... m,!,t Ih. I-s-r- to. the ex;eIlt f hun.lred-
Pui'C.-s.".
TWr I'atiir of n an'a K-nr.
kiii.i it and lids .-0111111-.. The bad
:..t ..n-a i- geiioralU u . vlaleuce
lai more a-ailv i. ! r.. k.i:ii1.
.
hum-.u uatuia.'
Icavs future
I alf iha.UsuSld'
if not million of d tllar. This
U not covcrafl tn the indictment, but In formli
a i-emci:at may :irr r.
tio'll get Hie Itotiorable Slu-lby M. I'ullom .cat
i. the Satiate? Mr. Ciill.un liliuoelf will hav.- .Hlll-
Ju-t judtniiej
tuent if Agr
I Sat-i-ftary
I ra-als In hi
-.in-
a
art-
Ilere arc s.iai- facts ard tiarure-j reiti-.i. ;o ih . n's
cg which may not N; without lifr.'st to tlie lt:ilnt of
1 of ri'iiltt- 5a-.Fslt.iSlt:--. l!s avcnip- l.T.gth !. 2 IT-!"
itK-hfs. it. ftverag'j aiam-ur at the bread ir.Ji : T--:''"
: inch. 11 ad it wj-.!ut- r.tut oac-eiRhtii or a :-ouriJ Tl:"
J pBil-tV iru ta!ler than tlto of oM h"ni. Tho i-hasl!
coiistliutc.i it-aVut 11 it cent, the jaall: ZZ jr cent and
the white J" ?rr cent of th" total e.-g. Oh' mle-illy sp--.il:-;as.
an egg r.iiian of two nuttlcntr protein :-nd fat
toctln r with fot-i" v..it'-r ami a tnn!l inanilty a.f tnln-
..r-il m.-atfir t'orillir 1i-llrf trt fl.A rtif.l-an- f ... (. 1.
.!partiunt. other department. have , ,,l:r.ri..f.. Jr, t,K nmrttl e,a::tir, of .-"r. with ,,,rk
mora- a lid greater on. o il.aubt he i fight, and j -h.!!- an-1 -ho-.- v.ith light Their fiavor I na"ec.d by
bv the -time token St l fair to pra-ume that tl.etv
are -till lurking hi tb I ciaartsienl of Agriu!tura
a gnod many ra-.-al- w!k Ii.uo na.t ye: la-en tirj-
COVarill.
t a.f the Irregular. ties In the Ie
'iilture it mit l k. p: in mind.
Kvils.au deeiaiv- tlmt if there have be :i
Autumn v-.od.I.t -t lid f.ilr to . tiu.ny
its iilitnl.a r Tl' iua.!' -,uiii-a ai.na.tmc -I In
t :" into ;-f.r!t;K UL.-1 tills vatauier. '.I.:Iu
yottnj.- ia.Ie ar.. au..y at the rcorti.
liav..' teen scniev.-hat titcic ni-iniToii. 1,0
f.ir us i-ociety is eracniM than in
s:v. ral yi-.ir-i. While lha e;yl of wl
dlnvrf in ra-rnt r'"a-.ot:3 is rather af tho
miii't and unpra-tentlous variety, still therai
will lc ..vral tint are calculated to lo
both Irso ami very smart as to amtngt--n-a-iits.
Mls lluth J-l-encer. who li enipurni to
Mr teire.. sott af Iluckmph int. will
prulAbty have a vn- lara v.ail.liin, atel
ii w.ll tw oae a.f ibe Nov niber eventn.
Mi-3 j-pei.i'-r will hrll ? Karl. 10 com
l!ite her trouweaii. vvhii.li has ta-cn in
pririi-.itioa all utn:nlr. and which her
i'ltlmat'; strl trier..! 1 declare f bo a mai
vt 1 of ilelicit" work.
In Sept. nil irr vvlil come the iu!"t weit
illny ej M!h Jiicn Kutusev sinl Mr. Ir-vviii'liilti-.
the ilii'e Wing ?ft for Scincm
I.t 's !i.'fo:B the Uvalh of Mr. Atw-vsi
laiuirvv. i:ite faihtr of t." prii"ctive
brt.Ia-. and 1: will not N- chungcJ. only the
ilt-lalls tn..i!- eza-eaillnuly ouia-i a'ld blinpla
.M.-o in i' plcnilaf r. Mi.-.-) Alexandra Mr--:itl.
daush: r of Mr. atid Mrs. .taints '.
Kle-.vart. v!12 tnarrr Mr W. W. 1'latih
Itinton of llilvvMiki''. tlto date being ar
rms! for -Vr.terr.bar IT. Tins T.nldiiii;
v.ill take i-iace in N'ov.- York, but v.-.ll
mce-titilv have .1 St. U.uH infra. st. as
I've Steuait family have tn - n assoclata.'l
with o.M-iity h.raj :jr many je.ir.'
Mis', ''hariott" P.-nd' ltr.11 and Mr. Rich
ard Tvl.iyn-ird lrivc 1 S-pteml-r Is lor
tie date cf their vT.;di'. which will take
placu at th" heme cf tl'.o ti-id.;"3 inothtr.
Mr-. W. K. IVnd. Iloiu
MI'S Kdith iaj-tln and Mr. ITnil I lant-y
v Ul la-- marritd the hist o: s-a'ptrinl'T. I ill
so. far. liave not announced the 'late to
their trlends--. . m ,,
Miss Jinm-i Tlttimr. dai:ht.T of Mr.
and Mrs. Iltmeiio Titlman. will marry Mr.
lurlci Atthur l.jeord. of IJ'ton. m
arlv October. t!-e evant pelng a iarKC
v-e-Min-. as the brWa- t. vary puj.iilar.
Two t; liv.ls voii'ig men -.vill :h!s fal.
it.ury 011: of n.en. m is Mr. '.Vill orth
v.ehi of I'ortUitr! lIa-. w!io-e l.ri' is
t ! Miss Nina K.-i: liildwiri of Chl
eiBo the widlir.g tuV:ln place early In
x-tolar; and Ih' othr. Mr 'lordon -.).
s t. of Mr. and Mrs .'harb-i Cos. cf U-st-:'tlnter
Idoe. vnii.a U to marr" III-! lblen
Iniitn of New York til- lart of o:wUr.
Mr 1 -4.x tvlll taK' a larva- jnrty of ?t.
I 'iis viHtiiE- lieop!" hii.-'t for lai n-edtllng.
'. mta.ra at-'d grt-om-.au:. b'.ing vcr.il
t.urr.s of this citv.
MI- I''ti.' nee ri.unl.-di and Mr. Arthur
I .-it- r nill ! married In th" fall. proliMy
cho.rli!g November as th.ir weddlau
mcntli.
Mlm Antoln-tte Ilnnl.l anil Mr. Uer.ry
Pill araa aki on th- Sin lor n tall V.-11I-d!ng.
the .:ite not y-: bIng pettl.-l.
Mi-. Ktn'lv Iii!m.. :crntt of I'!mar
l-oiii-'vard Rail Mr. William b. Cli.tr.ey
havo tii.t nninnnctd thtr r.edalng alatc.
bat it t.I reur in o:t.lr.
lli-an t.-u!ab .:tIey and Mr. V S. M"
Mahi.n. 01 i'lnv.r. ate to I uiarrPl S.-P-
m r T.
Krcvl It. Cla.se of Webif r r.irk. wh!l'
they are at J.-iI:e Mlnnetnk.i. .-ntertalne.1,
i-'.-.tur.i-iv .vcniiig fortilivj Martha l.r-:.a.-tt
and Mr. Ctrl It.ur.ett. of St. I.ouN.
who ni-f t. lie marrbd Sepf-mb-ir C. iu
tha- C.H'k Avenu" M. E. Church.
Mrs". Jtosebrough -b-ih t- matron of hon
or and Mi:s All.: Koeweke. briJeftnabl.
lav lilackrcer will also ba ono of th
bridal iiarty. T5i fealur of Saturday
tvt-niug's entertainment was a "water
melon roltlmr." Melons were placed at tho
too of the slope of Doctor Chase's lawn.
Guests ran a rnco from th' foot or tho
hill to the-melon and the Ilwt to arrive
hud the rtrst trial.
Thi" consisted in rolllne; tbo melon tho
lctistli ot the .-oiirso marked out. without
breukms:. and with tho hand on tho melon
nil the way. A prize was given to tho
l-st. end the l.rai-r was made to eat :.
t-"ce of watermelon from the tabl with
out iho aid of his hands.
;'..sts were mostly from Kt. Iouis. r.i
follows: Tho MUsea Martha, llomett.
-Mice Kceioke. Anna lllasfll. Kllxabeth
Karili. lieien llurman. liatclle Mler.
Smith- M-sr. J-'r.vnlt un-J Ed Ito'ebtsiugb,
Karl ifcnnaat. 1'oiU- Chopui. Jtiil Smith
isrsilli-y. Theoalon- Chart.'?. Hall. Dan lt!s-M-il.
Iau l-'rost; Mr. and, Mr?. Clarcng-j
K!rti".
Oth.-ra wcro the Misses Maud and Kulah
Ktokelv cf Kiiasris City, the Mls?e-'
Marion and Katn IJvan-i of Klrknood tui'i
Mr'. C II " kkcsIi.iII. Mr. and Mr.
Soulormel.-r. Miss 1.1.1 ;oaeh.lll ;ind
Mi-yyr... Will .'lark. Guv l:iacl.rnar. Klch-r-.i
Ghlrelln. Morgan VKgcshall and Wal
ter Warr.it. from Veb?ter.
A liask'-t picnic was riven ly th" Ttuiri
S--!.it tiiul rrt"ii!ilp ."lub at h'taiillngs.
II'... Sunday. Th- day was spent In bout
tn,:. li-ldng and panics. Tt:e Whirlwind
l..iiart' l -aiig popular songs and ballads.
1 hcte j.rcuent were:
.H111 raiat-.re.
.'.Jillaa Knp:s5r.
Mry PnliL
I I"'nc-If!k..
3trj3I..uri
Vtlhur .. rr..l.
i"t-rl. ira-l.r.
1 ri Klfhaial.r.
A. M l-rr.
Anna C. Klrntr.
Julia liair.ar.
M:ni Ma-ia-rtf-f.
llaa Li.sr.i.itl
Jr.lir. Mjr.
Ji.-u. t Slar!in2.
!i;!sJ. Jl.nll.r.
William IlUicrvt
Miss UHian 'lerts-r of No. SCI South
i:to:nA:iy entertained a number or frlenrli
t t Sunday e-. nlng In honor ef her scven-tt-er.t'i
Mrthdas' .vlitie cnl game were
the mail teataies of the tvcnln. Thcic
ptt's.-.tit were:
:i:r.r.l.JnMt!,:.
JMrj. Hrl.-ik hutte.
N- r a Zinnn-nraui. '
Ha'Wiir? -Jsd.je.'r-:-hfr.
Waiir Ka;in,
Hllu.-.Vi !.
lYe-t Ward.
Lllctt aJmnuN.
Sew Attwi Mam, AsalaM Wtaa Aa-
MmH Warraal Wm I Telia
Jaallea He Will Be m Meaa.
FtVa mlnntrs after a warrant hail been
ince.1 In the etlic of Justice nf the ivac
Waniwlln's court at Hctl'vIHe. on com
plaint of Il-an k-Iiwurz of New Athens,
ajralnrt Fred Werner of that place on :.
charge cf assault and Iwttery. Werner
called up Justice Wancelln on the tclc
phoao ami a'ke. almut the warrnnt.
lie told Juibm Wangelln that he would
eomaj Into Itllevl'da We.ltielay mornlns
nil plead Rutlty to tha charge if that wa.
rausractory m tne justice 110 was 101:1
that it was. Werner wan informed by a
friend tint Seiva-iirz I:a.! aene to IJelt
villo to see.trta rt urarrant sfainst hint, and
he tmniwliately uneal the telephone to
cave himself the- rmbarramnent of being
airestci.
ELDERLY WOMAN STARTS
OUT TO WALK FORTY MILES.
ei.
tn, yimrr Hwrpfcy. T Te
epars Fla Mea la
ARSBVllle. IH.
Mrs. Mary Murpkv. Til ynrs old. who
was b.Hidcd at tii-j ttellevill jioltc sta
tion Sunday niitht. statical early yester
day morning lo w-!k to Nashville. Ill
forty miles by road.
Shu hopa.'s to fm a u ton there from whom
sh ha not hoard for many years. Mrs.
Murphy told tho poticn that rtie had been
Uvrimt until recently with relatives tn Wa
terbao. bat 1 hat rh left there Sunday
morulas'. Sho mad her way te East St.
ly-mt.s en a farm wagon and rode almost
all the way to Belleville on tho street ear.
walkirg from th" city limits) Into tks town.
Slia Iuid no money and asked for nhelter
at the police rtatlon. She told the police
that h" would start early- tn the mornhir
for Nashville, wher she hoped to find aer
jn. Sho refused proffered assistance.
VISITORS AT SL LOUIS HOTELS
W. It. Cbajnbeie ef Tvirmt. wt
th. Laclnl-.
1. p. Tfcerp of Dtrrelt. Jtliii . t i
ax tae ?7Kctrn. f. s.
.1. II. Ilonttnl ,-f CMir lUetda; XSA. SJ'a
eur.'t ut ti-. l'Ut.ter-a.
-a7batl:t Mr.JIVUn tt X.iv OrIaaa St
Ccest Bt Urn tjjuthtrri.
II. II. HtCslIa-r of Cblcar.. III.. nMtIa at
ttaj I'lantern yesterday.
It. C. C.sr.M'ii of Oveliuia. O..
at t'.i I 'butters Hotel ymordax.
'Siarl-? I' Ji retumea to St.
terfiar cnl registered at ti Southern.
Jch- ll-Creisl!n and Walter Knrirs gf Boston
reslsttrrd t ih hae'ed. yfteday.
V. IE. 1L.-0-7T f -blIa4elp!i! was anons
th brrlvata tit th-? 1'Iaat. rs jett'rdai'.
Mr. und lira. C-jntryaian arvl Mr. and 2be
flott n-.-t amiBK Uw arrltals at tl.? :'. Jaaata
jeitrla-.
rarrurtf Kott.
Allea. lUrt
tllitmOarbsr.
Cuy runtri
AVUt II-tIfl!.
ll'irry K-Ichari.
ivl War.1.
.11 Cbleaaa aae.
Kni'Ciajc t-vEciAU
Clilciiso. Aar?. n St. Tnl9 persons rc
Isien'd at hotels hero to-day are:
llr-at Northm J. A. ll.iTlr.(ttua. A. It
R-lley- ant wife. S. II. name, ar.d mft If. C
llarker. la. Ini'.M.cn nn-l tilt. T. II. Cujntr
ar.J 1(. itlJl t:. Kins. A. I'. t.ch!ln. H
. Mi-tA-cJ. C. J. llne-r and wife. V. 1 Mil
lar. W. M. Ml:. :.!!. C. K. Mclnmn iuid
l(r. J. I. I-Jl. d. J. WiUlama. Ml 1
A. Wcrwlell.
Itriritv-it. J. 0a. V.. n. Johnsea. J. O.
WesttCll.
paitna-r Ilou'e II. H. XMaipwr. Dorter C 1
froby and !f-. J J. A. Ubntetib W.
Millar. lt!-is iMaup'.a. O. W. Wensrorth. V.
W. Lhr.t.breL-liu
Miannnii Hu'i-jJ. C tSesby acd wife. If.
C -hrtnc prI wlf".
Wloift-r-Clirtur.-!!. I.iv'j sad wlf. . s.
Awllteti'iin I. C Keriyqi. Mrs. .T. J. ira?.
V V. Jno.. it. II. K.tor .l! nlft, Y. It.
Irt'l.-r. K. It'j.r ar.d wife. J. w. Nrte. .
Van loalte. C. iZ. War. A. It While. E. Ii
U-irtl-n.
ilraiid I-aeiflo-r. J l-ar.lt
Murrlva-r.-JIr. V". U. Jtlfunl. II. C perr
rr.d ltr.
WalM-rlKif-lt f IvintTdorf. II 3. Iautj-x.
ir. A. SUle-
StlsUe-l. S !ai. 3. ft. RiaSer. VT
K. Iltil. Is K i.lioM. K. 3. WeJett. T. B.
Wattrs and vttfr
On.t.j-1 U. rttld. Mrr. S. Wlljoea.
uuv 111 r-uimiuz .1 nui. -- ine ,.,.-,,.. a.iniiuirai..ii .,,..., .. N f , pre.mno ,1,.,; u...- the food of .-,,. f.,. for reel or .for ,-.11. Exhtustlv"
tiitid neutral. The tact which ha aval!. si to re-.
'aln It for tvvetitj four ya-ar or mora', th" aid f i
tlopkin. the twenty lour cut of twenty-ilve i'ou-
-nstua'u. the vat patronage of cjila-tgo attal tli
Poonu it-.triial r'v euue alistn.-t. tli. llinarable Hilly
I.onui'T bim"If-all tf the powerful j-ns and jkv
t cnl weight- w ill N- lu-uilici.-nt a acniat eouib:--atia.a
whub are- 3.ibU- to i;ovenior Is-nea-n with
tl 1; ami th.' Ytite- tn-u N-hltid him.
Vale a-tn't win. the ktt'mitig " sjj. with
out th" oi"t at-.a! al.velir.l aitaiice of Irtta'a :
.pal the adinlnltra:iau. which 1 -Us.-r-it ..-guaot glre j
lilm. lv.ng tittabla' to deliver ik Countv. which!
(gtt- Yataa with an ItupLutiblf j-dith-al luttraM.
What p.iition would I"- the twtural on" tor 7ov-
rtior iMiavn lttidfT tha- rircumaaiic'? lie ! a-auu-.
nienly thought t. N- amtdtiaiii for auator Iloje
kin". r--at four a-jr henc. or for prid''ntLi. oti-
A -arprle lurty vm givan at tl. hom '
of Sll-H St.-lli Jjurphy. of Cieviland avc-
mi". i-it :. ij.ii:-.. that ts.ltu,,..,y even
!.. In honor of li'r .ifhta-etitli birthdaj.
The a-venir.tr Ria sr-e-nt Iii rniulr :m.l .I-...
Ir.n? Sa.veml x-.M-rat si.Tfta. at.-M al... r....-
itr "V.iltr GomIVJi of tlie .ootli Hide'.I.rad ). thai Jlis .lo!e Kuha ant
rtnl Mi's Sadie Chit k af "'h'caso have , lnt.I" Trebb-. ltefr.rhments ware sarve-t
cir..i alradv out for their w-ddlns. which j -it a lato li'.ur.
1, to tak-a s.laee Fapirml-er Z. c
ML Mars tret Hanunett and La-tor j PERSONA I. MENTION".
CorP-z IVrdlnan-: Ktiloe. of Jtlfersett City. I j!r nn,j 1!r o'Toole-. Mla Mlar.l" Klee
vvh.." . ntragemct.t wn r.-eently an- ; k.,n,p an.l Mb E Catroll. have, jjst tr-ronm-e.1.
at" p::inlnsc for a wt.lding in :urn.si front a V.. Uirn trip, having vlsit
lale Nov-ml-r. . r.t t'olorado SprhiKs, .M-initeu and other
Mis : rrrii'I-' Melllte ril Mr ITeicon . ..i,,. . r i.i.r... in .Mnn.in
.. . -. a. . . j... ..-.I...- - I ' "-" - -.- .- w ........
tiariitier. v. eini'. ;...u c?i izy.-innjz,
lor th'-!r tr.arr-r.s'..
ll -VaeK. AUKU't '.
!lr. Irwin tlaptin
t-.-ni
i it own party. a I,m'-Mtie Camera 'tin l? de-
r-inb-J ui-M to a.ep; th- task. V.". -ball never
ktiaaw what ha- l--n going- ,n In VahIIlg:ou :"o-
the ps-t alght yaurs until a Meritocratic ji:sn'3
Is'glti to t:iw.tlgate. Turn tin.' ra-ca! "UL
s-
oiipv5 issri.
MI-ouri will ge from Ohio .oe uetul lHjtrue-
derat.en ia ll"l. He enjai tvituc cla.o.l with I tion tbl faH on efu5s-.nia,at ot law.
presMotitia! po.ibilltie. In either ev-nt. of eourac
Me W. t. Iturh of Chlcaao. was n
t. -tainasi Vriday -vening by Mr. and Mrs.
11 A K!cl:nnip of Ann avenu... A mual
eil jtr-vsminm" was render! by Mr Ittish.
Ml"s KUi Itra.lair.eja-r, ML-.. I.alu IcK-ke).
Mr. K. A. Klefkantp. Mr. Charles Houck
tnI Mr. J. J. KJeeksmp
erpenm.r.r ey ni ii-eriuip:Ksi inveiiaa.iors prove that t n-.d Mb.s Attire ii,,it. of lola. Ivas.. 1
the a-cu aleserv tua rip'itatl.va as an essilv a.!mtl.it.1 . be mHrrte.1.
Ir' V8"r rtrif:r :on xi iatea ,,r ,,K,uly! litK 'wSi: frfh.i ss
l,-r.:eL Jsich extrf-riia-nts rdto how t;iat 'kc a: 12 t,. KmL- .. o'-Hed hal-v r.f Mm jkc. h,.-
-- ; .... l... -1 m - . .. .- .. .t... u . t.,.
.!- of t!H-e fellow- Will never In reached iy :"-a,s " "" "' .m-aji wBirp or nutrients: s.t V, .!e.-wj en .aeioucr iur ...a... .ui.u.ii .
... . , ,, .. i cents so.Tiewiia-. ex;na.;x- sr.j at "5 cenis ana .ff ... a rao:t;ri. ... .... -'r ar-i .vjrs rrrju:a nourn an 1 Fon aavo
ci-ure arnl lanr-ecntlolt. Hfy-a.-e too well -ov-j . ..,., '' r'''K" Jti .,.i.M :-:mn.r V..I. -ouage-t rclurn-a rraa Maekinaw Itl-tr.-! and ivt.
.1 ..'. ,i.v,a. "O.I l.v- .Kirilsan t.-Itir ra.i.,pr.t The ba.Is ,0f comr.tr!..:. wi. the nar- ! ,lauKh',r ,.f j,Is IlRd lira .Wood, an.l 1 -,.,y. whCre tl.ey have l,.t spemllng a fv.
ereti by tbcir own UcvaV .tin! Iiv ,iartt-aa teillC- -.et price., of standard eh frs.s consiiered Ir. relation' Mr. Wllitatn licml of 'Jm!.rMx. Mass , , -(..
tanee to e.vpo-e party Mim.rs. Tho only way to J to their nutrttiv rumen:. Hm thrr" is a r-hyslolccicaj ar to Xv marri-d late la tit fall. ' "TT. p
; reaeb tlwm l- by putting a new party iu i:t-aL If j "r.-tltar.t of egr winch H of gru xyX yol u ,,. j rltMEl: nNTi:i:TAINMnNT.. ' i-jmrn'one:! ", the 'citv byU.ei.dden
- i ..,hli.-ait Cin.-s will ivrt extwVs.. rBt ..' "" th"' rch . f Jt scknt.st or tl.e Iain:MtI..n of the l:. ond Mr- I. lb.-ebrouri. wl.-. a- 'tenth of Mrs. Par-ona's grandmother,
fa l.epuhlieau Lon., win ti.H . sikvs. r-stst.s 1 at.Ue,,,IU anI tha. ., .vM- ,.,.-,,,.... T' ' , i'. , ," r, ..,,.-' i-mr .-...,1 Airx. . Mr- Jane 1: reorraan.
fcssl. lio-aever rich In protein-. ! rr!J( j. .V). ,lci.
! lu value. xhlV. per contra, a ! eh-mjei:;y ireirxbe
lMl that Is rn.yal becomes vilnjV. ly rc3on a.' tha
feet s
srl-atlaa- Kendtac Ver.H. .Htlmnilrc.
CritlC
UeJecUaa; ail la..".i at -ertain tinie-a. th uc reoder
ntll exetrie temp-rane nt all lim.st. our nvntal
natures. t"i le than our rhlcal. eem oftca eon-
! deengad -i the st-.f-mtlafsl tevilts of u iTies of "nlek
In tbat Mate tha-- IVtaocratic eanrtKIate for th. ltmcbe." To rvcJ only oeh jrtlon. .if a boeSt a arc
VALUE OF KANSAS FACTORIES
was ring" and 5 jears of sge. Ho wa 1
former Srtraan on the ISurllnstoti. bvt
IO Hf.Eini V IliirDCaCtUn . rhr-r-.l tj tl" switch ecrviee. -While nt
l lir.1 flt-i.1 Lsweiras-aisv.
IVnaiia lliirena !ltlsile Mk.it ".l
tl Cnal.la.ae.l to lie H! l.?at.-.,Tg.
strain ! 5.V.tir,M"l la IfMatl.
V. !.-itr.n A .z "S A lH.'ln en '
I tetrp'itig to cottpJ- carr .te was cannht
. and rrus!.d. Hi fathar t.rd mmht'. jm
ro..a9I trom St f-uls to hti la.-dlF.ln. ar
rived thl-i aflrrnqan.
Rsalewloa Hay Caat KyclajM.
r.ia-i Hue MmciAia.
Ramsey. 111., Auk. IP. -An esplredon re
Miltinir from tlirowlntj a lighted mateh in
to an empty gasoline tank burned Water
Mc'Vnlgt. an 11-year-oW ty. ri boil:
about tho fa-e and hands that It tn tt
Ueved Ids cyeiaight will m dtitroycal.
Farallarr aaa Garaeta at Aaell
Auctioneer l-'Iklrk wilt sell to-day. b
Kinr.lng at 1'tZ'i o'clock, the "iitli-t furni
ture and tixtttr.'S of No. 1113 iKlmar ave.
iaaaaaaaaT
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Z
2 TO-DAY IN ST. LOWS. ;
af From Tho Republic of Aug. . JS. A
af Iii a violent storm, which wrecked
trcB t.trouicho'jt th" resi...-ncu far;
of the lty. it was ar.nouru-.j that
many fj-nall catrbali rrere shoaarred
lllion I.ir.treite me.iue.
aimum'i. tircus had Just ended
r. performance' wh"i Cie "torm com-
tn.-ne-a jc lot sja-iHinn. nito
lurelv left thai t-r.ts. Ml'ch t.f th
entiipme'it was bIow3 'lowti. ra'te
Ir. d.imaec to the txtent nf about
ie.lla
a
i
t
X
I'bmannr,!! Close, af t.lswula.
l.r.n t.u ifi'C-tAt.
manatart . . .-'jtrir rr Knr.s.. w .4 Ijji-ad.t. I!! . Aug 'Is. -Tne tstccattt ciau
iiras t.-.-lTT Iv tie iV'ua )turea,j. j, Ii..!) :,.- AK.a-ratoa clawed to-day th
-li.as-. tr-.it 1- th ft'nte -t ?! ' T2!.-".. t 1 fourth anm. .1 ss,moiy iti "m-iis
.; tv.- ;" '-nt -.ear ;.:- vrert Xs': nao
. . .- Li .t .. ua. . ..I. ..?... ... .. ..... a.a
r value the Yatos ,1, ,, whom he retains in State , v-rnorshlp ha; ma, the Iu,.. He ha, i, 1 ' LTn a.te U crarT'tTth: j S nf -1 1 IV tht "ialp Xj?
.,a.!t:on by virtue ,.f 3 upp.vl agr.-mcnt with that the duty of an .w.tc I t- tuake effective . rf MT STn.iuth. ajJ ,,. at ' efm IIK-aw ?o nid'ikf:.Cm"
"I... I'vatiivcrtwr at tfcp time when he. IV'Uten. r-. the laws a tlH-y e-iist. He atiwume. tbt If .dee.,. j .h-i,jt t.-. r.ast.--af-riduir. To rood onle relevant i th wt-jr- nitiTj tn the .-'tale in this
- . .-"-' T---. - a
r!asl the Yai- trtig;!t to break the historic dead- he will trktly ateforx. the f'nndny law l eV.?ry t rea-tto-.r- 1 quite ilt;act from '--kijr.-aine " T-. au-t
J
k.k. IVdiUclan think that If he wnld --Up" atc , dty and county.
ulctlv without hv-ing intril of the -Ya:s raCu- la .rder to detuou-trate th" etreitgth of hi pxi- j
f woulal N aide tv) solve th. proUctu of Culkm tioo it I no: nosvsary for Mr. IMtter-wn to carry
ga--osr.
trler uch circuiuftaao Sherraaa. wita hl rvla
.ty .mall but stanch and compact era.r:al f.-l--.vlii:.
wa'utal Isttme iatewetiuc. With Ivrnvn"
at tt lattar tettdeccr. alefef-sibt'. ujIt ertaln corII-
1 altMttt 1..S IwM a-flwaat hv tb fgal.llme fiallacv tbftr f?
e4t. t. can a. WX he met tlnifh it lmH'r un.bol
sarr aa.t useteisj. it r-J;ht prove for his tastes sI
r.a-sj. Fortaaataiv. tW absurd, oftrw harrafsl. r.n'Joa
hs con.-. Hi eoat;suiy wtth Its analo-oiis precept that a
.t.i.a ...f t. ...u. 'tjt m -.Uk r.lt Ku n-. ...m-i llj
. . ... .1 .1 l.l - .,.,. ...t . .... ' r"l" "". a- s-t- .tm ." ....- -.. ... ..-.-a i-.. ..
a.nte. .i iur ikv. .- .. .a n i.uii .a-a.ii..-iini ,. ,, , t. A ...-
tbe State. To turn the Ibj-fc-cvelt plurslity of a .jita--ter
of a million Into a mstKrcnxtie vkiory I- a larg.-
c that r"iaral.-fy w.-1 'M 'ar.vt- tighRg. iToverHor. -t-r-
.naiTistrv nmin Uilll. alvt CJt'l bt
ISo in! th wrca a.i ,n arcngite
liaTaa.se.. as TICSlnl JliTKaCI. Tj ""a!
r.i;itl n.tjeoye.1 lnTeari from i9.tv1.al
to UIU.T2J ,
electa,! at th annual m'ttlnr are pre..
Mnt. E. ot. Kins; searjetary. i.-.wrence it
Striri-er. treasurer Haitry Trai.r' siur
Intendcnt I. H- Harts Jr The Hoard c
Director In.Iod.-). th" atove nd J. H.
IV4. Joet.h I-mdauer ami Charles l
Gullett Th dlreior- have; authrle.i
further Imtriuvem'nta In f. way n 1
r.jt. rcrvrA sjstera. Biti.r system.
artlScia! leXc awl ad.llt.or.-iI brl.:e.
asi" It.iss. Jlltn.elf at Twprka. Km.
II. II. Ilt.es IMaf. in Aee-lrte-ut. j UKJI Htja'SrranAI.
i:n'lVUC SspfXIAU. 1 Topeta. Kx.il. A'jr. S. Geonte Rusey
Urxoht. Neb. Aug. A- H. Jf. Hr.we. t hurg hrnife-r in a him this, alirntwia
fha home fu -v e i-ouls. dl her
rad ben alrlcklng heavily.
b.; -t ai- y of oGt-g--l .,, . . . ,? tt ,.. , .umira. m itai in ntltrr on which a
. -.13 .... . -.---. ;. - .- . -".,. . ...
ra '-'1 : - da-r-t lat IT'tt) tziit. 1.--T.3 t-ji - xx rn a j -srs .
H
He drove a
3ter,e.J the
Ral.b! S. 11. So:inscheln of tlie
H'i..are-Emeth Kynatt'-cuc. JI. Spiti
of the IfNat-El and II. J. Messlmr
of tho l.'nlteil Hebrew Const eira t!"t
nsktd tho S. boot Eoard to permit
Hebrew children to remain awny
from school on the jenUli New
T.-nr.
Rernarl J IIIasinH ware-1 away
three burglar from his ra.ru at
No. IMO Cass avennav J'Jt as th"y
w-ro aty-.ut to clToct an entry t
the irvmb-s.
liishop Jtyan attended hlsh imm
at th Cathedral. w-rc Father
Toby n celebral'! tha? ceramotiy. in s
corrrx!-morstIi of the Ftnst of Ht
Iui, Father Henrj or St. IJ-
r-nco O'Tr le's Chutch. the Iter- e
a-rer.d G WaraenJ-ra; of St. Is.ul
I'rlversity n'l Father Burke or the
Cathedral assisted.
At th" ft-tivat of tb United tr-
man. Mayor Ov.rstjla and Carl
r-?nurx were aaanuBiml as speak-
Js r-
a At the Hancock Uexnocratis
4 vlval. arranzed f. r Reilcville. St
4 isu!i s alters were anrriunrd at a
4 folinifl Don Morrison, folaacl J. G. aj
tl-ratleT. II Hoblltaelie. Joseph
Tb-rtaia anl Frank Ryan.
e niarl". Muiford. one of the ol.Wt
af pip.ts alon the t'pptr Mlsilpp.'.
4k talked of the. early dtys on the
a river. He wa-i In c'iarge of th-
4 Aua-rlean li-igl" whec that boat wa a.
burji"! In tha tire of IvrA
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