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ADILEXE WEEKLY KKFLECTOR, AULK.VE, KASS., CCTORKIt 19, 1B10.
ER - IHEWfiEPUBLIC
APPROVES
Lisbon .the Capital City Smilingly
Tranquil.
Taking Lydia E. Ptakham's the new flag everywhere
Vegetable Compound
SabattiM, Maine. "You told me to
take Lytlia K. Pinkham's Vegetable
i j vr iu v u u u n ii u
ilJJver Pills before
(child-birth, aDd we
are all surprised to
see how much good
it did. Mr -enysi-
i, cian said ' Without
doubt it was the
Compound that
'Ihelped you- I
.i.itharik you for your
kindness In advising
me and give you full
1 V I j
A
vm
great Feeling of Relief It Evident
Over the Fact That Long Ex
pected Crlelt Was ee Quick
ly Pasted.
Gibraltar,' Oct. 8. The royal yacht
with the royal family of Portugal has
arrived here. Salutes were fired by
the Cormorant, the flagship of the ad
miral; the land batteries and tue
American cruiser Des Moines.
Prince Miguel of Braganza landed
from the yacht. The king does not
Terrible Suffering
1 Corona All Ovwr Baby's Body.
''When my baby was four months
old his face broke out with eczema,
and at sixteen months of age, hia face,
hands and arms were in a dreadful
state. The eexema spread all over his
body. We had to put a mask or cloth
over bis face and tie up his hands.
Finally we gave him Hood's Barsapa
rllla and In a few months he wax en
tirely cured. Today he Is a healthy
boy." Mrs. Ines Lwls, Baring, Maine,
Hood's Sarsaparllla cures blood dis
eases and builds up the system.
Oet It today In usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called g-areataba.
Jnermisslon to use I Intend to come ashore yet.
my name in your testimonials." Mrs. Lieut, den. Archibald Hunter British
U. w. Mitchell, Uox 8, Babattus, Me. governor general of Gibraltar aocom
Anotlier Woman Helned. k. hi. .n.i.i .... .u.
irom nervousness ana other annoying I - ""
symptoms. Lydia E. Finkham's Vege- mlral Frederick B. Pelham, superin-
tubleComDoundrestoredmvhealth and tended of the British naval establish.
strength, and proved worth mountains ment here paid a visit to King Manuel.
of gold to me. For the sake of other
suffering women I am willing you
should publish my letter." Mrs.
Ciuhi.ks Barclay, B.l'.D., Granite-
vllle. Vt,
Women who are passing through
King Manuel Not Wounded.
A report that King Manuel was
slightly wounded la not confirmed.
It is believed here that civil war will
break out In North Portugal, where
this critical period or who are suffer- the Republicans have few partisans.
ingirom any or mono uiBiressing ins The royal party Is in telegraphic
rultfer to elr sex Jhould not lose communication with Marquis De Sor
sight or tne fact that ror thirty years . , p rt
llfflloBA mini,, b TmiJ..
.Lydia js. nnKham's vegetawe com- . - ""
pound, which Is made from roots and .The Party Da"i the Amelia Ii
herns, has been the standard remedy ciuaes King Manuel, Prince Miguel of
for female ills. In almost every com- Braganza, the Queen Mother Amelia,
miinitV VOU Will And women WhO the dowmrar nn a An Maria Dta tl l.
i rcbu i ire ' uiiDTu sonrtn ."""on, Oct. g.-The establishment
o vL,,m, uit nvnin 9i,wv of a republic In Portugal Is an accom
That Amou. ,. a,.,.,' .k..J J'"" 7or has jutt
D;. .. ; vtt7 wi vu revoiuuon
- varans- rr i ivu vv 1 1 1 1 vn
the Successor To judge fox
me Missouri supreme Court Will
Meet October 11 When One Will
Probably Be Named.
Jefferson City, Oct. 8. It Is expect
ed here that Justice G. D. Burgess will
succeed Justice Fox as chief Justice
of the supreme court. The court will
meet October 11 and probably will
elect Justice Fox's successor at that
time. ,
Justice , Gantt, who presided ovei
division No. 2 of the court to which
Justice Fox was assigned, said that
there would still be a quorum of this
division and that It would go ahead
with Its work. A few cases that
Justice Fox had under advlsemenl
may have to be reargued, but then
are not many of these. In the court
en bano there are still six judges and
the death of Justice Fox will not serl
ously Interrupt the work there.
oov. Hadley Is out of the city anf
notmng is Known as to what his In
tenttons will be In the matter of ap
pointing a successor to Judge Fox.
ansEKE
F9I5 EXPOSITION
KANSAS PCiSC'.ED THY TO ASSASSOATE PE
niff '
illlwl
HARVEY BANNON OF SOLOMON
? DRANK WHISKEY. ,
TSAI HSUN WAS SAVED BY TH
' SECRET SERVICE MEN, '-tV
But Make
No Selection '
Location!
The Liquor Waa Given by Daughter
to Relieve Pain; and Contained
v Strychnine. .
Bolomon, Kan., Oct 8. Harvey Ban
non, a merchant here for many years,
Is i dead from strychlnlne oolsonlna
tlflTTn P" ........ I UIMIUHMUMI,
WAI Id Ur NASHVILLE PRESIDENT 'BaDn0B returned home suffering
who stomacn trouble and believed a
drink of whiskey would ease the pain,
rils daughter, Mrs. J. T. Sellards. wife
of a Solomon merchant, went to her
home and returned with a small bottle
of whiskey. Mr. Bannon took about
three tablespoonfuls and Immediately
went into convulsions, dying In 20
minutes, ;
An analysts made shows enough
enator Burton Asked Co-Onar.tior
" monetary Commission
I ney would Have Sliver
Shipped Free of Charge.
Los
Aoreies. i:i rw a m n
Watts of Naehvllle, Tenn.. was elected
president and William i.i.i...,
Detroit, Tlce-nresldent nf th. tTchnine In the whiskey to kill three
can Banners' association for the ensu u" uutU9 n" oe8B m
Ing year at the. final .... Sellard's house several months with-
convention of the association i. m. Put W beiD U8el. but previously to
city.
that some had been used from the bot
tle by Mr. Sellards and his wife. .
How the poison was placed in the
bottle Is unknown. No servant has
been employed In the bouse for sev
eral weeks and the Sellards are not
lection left to The VxeTuUvn. 'T.l ? 1ST rZTX!i
-m . : "te1 t6at a deci,i0D win i h.M fraternity of the University of Callfor-
will not be reached until the ii Dela- nla H h. ir. mm i. n.,.
uTimuona tor tne convention In I
1911 were presented from New Or
.n., Atlantic city, San Antonio,
Richmond, Va., Niagara Falls and St
"juis, out tne matter of making a se I
Member of Chinese Revolutionary Par
ty Wanted to Become a Martyr
to His Country.
8an Francisco, Oct 7. An attempt
to assassinate Prince Tsal Hsun, uncle
of the emperor of China, at the Oak'
land Mole as he stepped from his spe
cial train and was met by Bear Ad
miral Phelps and various local commit
tees, was frustrated by United States
Secret Service, Agent Harry Moffltt
and Detective 'Sergeant George Mo
Mahon, who arrested the man as be '
was about to draw a pistol and hurried
him aboard a ferry boat for San Fran
cisco. ;
The prince did not know that an at
tempt had been made on his lite, nor
was there any excitement. The royal
party went aboard the navy tug Una
dllli and was taken to the pier In
San Francisco where the steamur Chi
yo Mara was tied up, ready to sail
when the prince arrived. 4 ;
The assassin Is an American-born
Chinese, native of San Francisco, and
a member of the Young China Associa
tion, the revolutionary party who has
a large membership all over the world.
Duty.
Washington, Oct. 6. At the 'post
office department an order promul
gated by the postmaster general was
and sustained a bombardment. Lisbon
is in cloudless sunshine and wears
remarkable smiling aspect.
The Republican flag flutters on near
ly every building and from every ve-
aicie; tne streets are thronged with
resentatlve of any railway postal clerk
or substitute railway postal clerk
killed while on duty. .
Originally the compensation allowed
was $1,000. Mr. Hitchcock has made
the compensation $2,000, which is pay
able to the legal representative of a
ciera wno is killed or ene who Is In
jured while on duty and dies within
one year after receiving the injury.
Mr. Hitchcock in making this
change was governed by his knowl
edge of the great risk Incurred by rail
ling of tourists with guide books In
hands; shops and offices have been re
opened and business generally has
been resumed.
me oniy evidence of the reoent
perturbation are small bodies of troops
iiauonea in tne principal open spaces
of the city and the passage, now and
tnen, or Red Cross ambulances.
The noticeable outward signs of the
new regime are the presence everv.
where of the green and red flag of the
nepuouc and complete dlsanoear-
way postal clerks, and his conviction "kh ' Kf..iW"nuot' fortnlt trom
that $1,000 la Inadequate damages for
tnose left destitute by the death of a
clerk.
GAYflOR'S DOCTOR BILL $34,000
And Yet They Deny That They Expect
I the City to Pay the
I ' BMI-
New Tork, Oct. 6. The physician
bills for treatment given Mayor Gay
nor while he was a patient at St.
Vary's hospital, Hoboken, after the
snooting, amount to $34,000. Dr. W. J.
Arllti one of the physicians who at
tended the mayor, said the bills would
be sent to the mayor, but only upon a
request from him. Dr., Arllts denied
the physicians had for one moment
considered they would be paid by the
city of New York,
CfFiejs;!
pupuc exniDition. In fact, not
vestige Is now seen of the picture
postcard portraits of the king, or of
any otner member of the royal familv.
These have given way to pictures of
members of the new government and
Photographic records of the revolution
in the shape of groups of armed lead
ers and companies of insurgent troops,
not in action, but posing for the
camera.
Little Damage to Citv.
The damage done to the city by the
Domoarament was surprisingly siieht.
The streets never were as busy as
at present, sneering for the-repubilc.
troops on horee and afoot pass and re
pass. 11 carrying the Republican Bag,
which the people massed on the pave
ment salute, respectfully doffing their
heats and cheering. There is no un
usual excitement.
The recent events which started the
oria are discussed by ail classes with
calm. The general feeling evidently
Is one of relief that a crisis long ancl
pated inevitably waa surmounted so
speedily with comparatively little vio
lence and such a brief dislocation of
national lire.
Another Japanese to Learn,
New York, Oct. 8. His excellencj
the Hon. R.' Nakashojl, vice mlnlstei
of the department of communlcatloi
of Japan arrived on the Mauretanli
to Inspect the American plan of oper
ting railroads, marine, telephone
telegraph and electrical systems.
WRECK RESPONSIBILITY PLACED
Both Car Crews of the Staunton Col
llslon Have Been Placed Under
Arrest.
Springfield, 111., Oct. 6. All but two
of the bodies from the wreck of the
Illinois traction system at Staunton
have been Identified. The complete
list of dead number 37.
Responsibility for the wreck has
been fixed definitely and clearly and
further Investigation Is not deemed
necessary.
They returned to the city with posl
tlve proof that the crew of the North
bound car had disobeyed orders. They
reported the orders had been found or
the person of Conductor Leonard.
Motorman Lierman, who Jumped
and disappeared has reported and all
of the two crews except Conductor
Duncan have been placed In Jail al
Carllnvllle, awaiting the outcome ol
the coroner's Inquest.
meets in New York next m
The convention went on nu-nni
uoorsing a plan to bold an y.ih-
In 1915 in commemoration of the
opening oi too Panama canal, but nc
inoorsement of a site was made.
Senator Burton 8noka. '
The address of Senator Theodore E.
wunon or Ohio on the work of the
THE OHIO VALLEY, FLOODED
Almost Unprecedented Rains for
Tnree Days May Cause Great
- Damage to Property.
ton, where bis mother lives. He Is 30
years of age and declares that he
wanted to kill the prince and become
a martyr for his country. He speaks
English well and has recently been
studying the history of China. .
He was fifteen feet from the prince
as the latter stepped from his train.
He took off one glovs and put his
Louisville, Oct. 8. Almost unprece
dented rains have fallen In tho Innr
United State monetary commission Ohio river valley In the hut three davs band back to grasp the weapon when
was one of the features of the cloalna and as a result the Ohln throxon. t the detectives nabbed him. Ho -
day of the convention. The speaker I 'each a flood stage soon. In 36 hours I be "d not want to shoot them because
reviewed the work of the cbmmlastnn the river at Paducah. Kr h ri.on he did not want to kill anv other ner.
and aaked the hearty co-operation of G-3 feet and continues to rise. At on- He tnat be had no personal
the American Bankers' association EvanBville, Ind., the river is rising at gfudge against the prince, except that"
Arthur Reynolds of Dee Moines made the rate of three-fnurtha nf a font n he was a hated man and thoueht If ha
a speech In which he said apathy ol hour. The rainfall at the latter point """'d ki" h,m " would wake up the-
mo oanaers was responsible for the totaled 11 Inches in 48 hours, breakttag mem.oers or young China and preclpl-
passage of the postal savings bank act. the record.
irana u. Anderson of San Franciscc I At Louisville.
addressed the convention on the Paci
fic coast's need for banking and cur
rency reform, and urged the bankers
to take up seriously the Question ol
tate a 'revolution.
sailed at 5 o'clock.
The Cblyo Mahi
TEXAS FEVER IN MISSOURI
Fifty
Owensboro and other
pointa in Kentucky, Kvansville, Boon-
ville and other places In southern
Indiana the rain has caused much
damaee. Bridges havn hpnn nnn-lrf
having the national law amended so as away, crops destroyed and railroad
to allow the banks to accent time I tracks washed awav.
drafts In order to build up a discount A dispatch from Boonvflle, Ind., says
market.- 1 500 persons ara homelaaa ami that
resolution asking congress at its the deluge has destroyed much nron-
?oundr 7i." ! .- . r?ad ?zark' "-" - -n counties
In aiiv.r 7. 7 K "u.nuii- - wuutf.. ii anairaj uau oeen ueputy state Veterinarian R ,B, Love
uuii. m me v-mu i uii uiuion aoiiars. is In the f eld oi.rnllnln- a..
According to officials of the weather Gibson, firovprnment atiu aF v....
bureau here, the rain period was one Citv. also la wnrkimr m . th. i..
A REAL LOST MINE DISCOVERED ' the l0nge- ,nd mo,t d4maln which, started from cattle driven over
" i iua AiAKiiiMaB ii oh iRVPrn WAAira atPA
Cattle Have Already Died In
Southern Part of State
Experts at Work. '
Springfield, Mo., Oct'. 7. Texas fev-
er is raging In cattle herds in Taney,
Ing sliver free
United States was adopted.
me Mexican Government Officials
Announce That the 8anta Fe
Teresa Haa Been Found.
Fer PwiSis E!3
Something can and must be done
for the puny, crying baby, for the
child that refuses to tat and is rest
less in its sleep. And since the basis
oi all health is the proper working
of the digestive organs, look first to
the condition of the tnm-h mA
bowels. Washington, Oct. 8. Definite stan-
A eaild should have two fun and free 1 dards of safety appliances to be at
nnvements -of the bowels a day This1 tarhed Ia r,u. . . . .
emptying of the bowels I, very ln.Dort.Sci J0"1. railway cars and locomo-
with it comes a ciesr head, light- un nnaiiy have been agreed
miTu, BiHjn mHllie anil anunir artee nn
SAFETY APPLIANCE AGREEMENT
a uermite standard Has Been De
termined After Years of Effort
Will Coat Roads $50,000,000,
upon
a third of a century at
effort. '
It ia estimated that the proposed
changes In equipment will cost the
Kiiiwue auoui ou,uvu. , Toe agree
ment was reached by a committee ap
pointed last week by the Interstate
lommeree commission after a two
Sleep. But It la equally Important to!
wni . mi giva me child In. the
emenyency of constipation and Inrtlers-I
Ikm. Ctnartlc are too strong- and salts
and other purgatives are not only tool
strena, but the child ratines them ba
came ef their bad teite. Have you ever
tried Dr. Caldwell's gyrus Pepalnf It Is'
a liquid (oiile that families, have been
lng for a quarter of a century. It la
Slid. yMMf,l.,..H. mmA h ',...
fectlve. It Is awd for you aa Wen days' hearing.
-you will not have to foroa thanit. equally divided between reoresenta-
?rJf r .n ir v , . . I of operating departments-of the
n't? S.Md.Md '; PP"ce InspTct.
wayiiu m trV L? " nis or toe commission aad railroad opera
when convinced oe It a merits jon oaii
W" your dnwtat at arty cents and I ,
TLV?':! VK"f Why Cig,.,.lm W.nU Alaaka.
atr. IX W. Snaiurler of airadon.llla. WT New To,rk. Oct. 8. Daniel Guggea-
am now wnie that it la their' --1 m ii suu.vov,-
ene faUy neeeaelfy mat io .food ltf.j 000 could be Invested In the develop
sii-xiy child, one atren to oonatlpaiiaa " Alaska aow, It would yield
intireitkm. yon should aeaut lot a pronu of 30 times that amount within
SHORT LIFE FOR' KING ALFONSO
Court Physician Admita He Haa Mal
ady That will Soon Reault
in Death.
Madrid, Oct.- 7. It Is said that tha
court physicians have admitted that
King Alfonso is suffering from caries
destructive disease of the bone and
that Dr. Moudre, the noted Bordeaux
specialist, has been able to retard the
progress of the diseaae only sllahtlv.
One of the highest medical authorltiee
reported to have said that the dis
ease will eventually wholly Incapaci
tate tne King If It does not cause hi
death within a few years.
fr-a sample of this rmw
Dr. CaiOweB pereotiallr win be pleased
to ftra you any medical adrt- you rnay
deatre fT TWlf or family Bertatnina- to
ti-a atomach, liver or bowels ahaolutaly
fr-e of charge. Jtmialn your cm In a
ltr and h wfll reply to roa hi detag.
y r la free aampla atmply send your
""d free oa a pnatal card or
' For either rwiueet t-e --ror-s
ia i-r. . k i-aiOirll
,1 tm, Moatloaua, 14
30 years.
The Funeral of Justice Faa.
Jeffersoa City. Oct. ATee funeral
of James a Fox chief justice of the
supreme court of Missouri, whs died
la St Louis, will he held at 3 o'clock
Sunday arternooa from Che Catbolk-
ccurca at rredtrtcktosm.
FAOND NECK
Cured -Scratched Until Face was
Mas of Raw Flesh Used Cu
ticura and had First Good
Night's Sleep in 3 Months.
. - ah limine; rash Drake out on my
face and neck, ao bad that I scratched
n until my race was a
snaas of raw neah which
kept me awake all
Bight. After going to
my lamiiy a color, ha
rlot helping me, I tried
another doctor hut
without success. After
aoctorarailing.arnend
recommended the Cu
tlcura Remedies- That
ight. after washing
my face and neck with
Cut leu ra Boap, I arv
anm
Ointment and had the drat' good
night's sleep ia three months. I used
about two lota of Cuticurw Roan and
OinUneot when you oouid not sea
a mark oa my face or neck. 1 will
gladly recommend tbe Cuticuna Rem
edies anybody. Win. Silver, S4S
Weat sath Rt., New Tork, Mar. 1, lute
In another letter Mr. bilver-aavs,
Nv case was of about two years'
standing. After using Cutk-ura Soap
and Ointment for about three days 1
saw a -decided improvemeiH and "waa
entirely cured in two pjontha."
'ul reenUow and treatment of
rtohmg. burning, scaling eruptions and
the promotion of permanent akin and
bair health, Outlciira Soap and Cutlcura
Oiotment ar abaoluteiy unrivaled la
ElT'Ii tm'r od hooray- A single
calieaf Cotmira Heap and box of Cuu
curaOintaeot are of tMsufikaeui.
Blsbee, Aril., Oct. 8. Mexican nf.
flclals at Cananea ftnnOUIlilPtf th ret.
discovery of the old 'Santa Fe Teres.
goia mine, one of the few really "lost
uiun, vi iuo ouuioweBt, wnicn wa
anown to have been worked by the
Spaniards, and which has been lost
since 1810.
,The main shaft was well perserved,
biit the timbers had been removed and
the earth caved In. Two skeletons
were found at the bottom of the .haft
Indians had kept possession of the
mine so long that Its location had be
come a mystery to the Mexlcana.
Mexican government Is now maklnt
arrangements to take charge of the
mine. .
CONS tBVATION JN THE SOUTH
The First Congress to Be Held There
Opened at Atlanta States Have
Organixatlona.
Fifty cattle have thus far died..
Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 8. The Brat Con
servation congress to be held in tbe
South opened here with an attend
ance and enthusiasm that gave prom-
HSke Smith Won" by 5,CO0.
Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 7. Final returns
from the election show Hoke 8mlth
was elected governor with vote of
96,000 against 20,000 cast for Governor
Joseph N. Brown, who was put forth as
an Independent by Tom Watson.
11
To Buy Bonner Cement Comnanv.
Topeka, Oct. 8. The Bonner Brand
Cement company of Kansas City, Kan.,
nas oeen granted a charter. It haa a
capital Of $600,000 and proposes ic
take over the cement plant at Bonnet
Springs which now Is In the hands ol
receiver. The Incorporators are
composed chiefly of old stockholders
The report of the receiver shows thai
tne plant made 110,000 net profit lasi
month.
Bnw S t-hrm Vm.
a-Mlird fNa. hi
SkeliaauaaMot uMk
Oklahoma Haa The Cash.
Guthrie, Ok., Oet. 8. That there wa
i.szi),s3s.3(i in cash In tbe varlout
state funds in the handa of otatr
Treasurer Janes Menefee on Octobei
1 is shown by an examination now be
Ing made of the atate treasurer's o:
Soa by State Examiner and In -neck
Charles A. Taylor.
POWDER MILLS DESTROYED
Three Buildings of the Dupont Com
pany at Columbus, Kan, Blown
Up Leaa 825,000,
Columbus, Kan., Oct 8. Three of
tne targe mills of the E. I. Dupont de
Nemours Powder comany, located Bve
miiea nortn of Columbus, were blown
up, destroying, la addition to the mills
taemaeivea, more thaa l.vxe barrels of
powder. Tha shocks were three la
nnmoer and each waa distinct and
separate.
They shook the walls of Brick mer
cantile buildings two miles from the
scene of tha explosion. A reserve
ntoca- of powder that had been ac
eamulatlag during the coal miser's
stnte waa destroyed.
ror the trst time la reoent years
o person was killed or Injured. The
loss IS more than I23.0a.
' Center of Teughneea. .
Inquiring Tourist Would yo eall
Ihla a tojgh towaT
Stray Native TouKh. Bay. atrajina
waea we ha to Old Home week her
infective all over the country eonaa
and pick eat Juat who they want!
Boosting Next Census Returns.
Oklahoma. CltV. Oct. 7 -The rennef
is of success for the movement as It of the state board of health which has
affects this part or the Union. Several Just been Issued, shows that 41 sets
states In the South now have organ!- of twins were born In tha state in
zatlons of one kind or another which tember. -are
Interested In the wise utilization -
of natural resources and the preven- -
tlon of waste, cost of living, pure food rirw Pnhti.h. t imi.k.
and ffnnd enaria nmM.m. ,.J . . . """""f vyeomj
I V 7 . itenector eept. 22, 1910.)
ber of state conservation associations ,
were formed. NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Governor Brown of Georgia opened States of Kansas, Dickinson Coun'y,
the first, sesslonand bis address of
welcome Waa lolfoWed' by one by In the Probate Court of said county.
Mayor R: F. Maddox of Atlanta. The In the matter of the estate of Henry
speakers of the day Included Glfford Shaw, deceased
Plnchot, who spoke on "The Principles To creditors and other persona
of Conservation," and Charles S. Bar- interested In said estate:
rett, president of the Farmers' union You are hereby notified' that at the
on "The Conservation of Farm Re- reu,ar "oveniDer term or the probate
sources." court In and for said county to be
neiu at tne proDate Judge a office, in
Abilene, in aald ennntv nn tha Tth
THE I0LA SMELTERS DAMAGED da5r of November, 1910, being the
first Monday in said month of Novem-
Fire at the Lanyon Plant Cauaed Loss ber' 1 wl" make final settlement of
of $50,000300 Men Out
of Work.
Ida, Kan., Oct 8. A fire destroyed
about one-half, of. the Lanyon zinc
plant at Laharpe, entailing a loss of
150,000. J. B. Kirk of tola, tbe re
ceiver, who leased the plant, to the
American Metal Company, is Investi
gating the cause of the fire.
Tne Are started Just before si
) clock In the dry room and spread
gradually until it got hcyord the coa-
rol of the plant firemen. Firemen
rom tola, Gas rjlty and Laharpe were
ailed and fought the flames until
arly- In the morning before the Hre
ass under control . Tbe three tur
naeea, unharmed, will cortinue oper
atlon. At least 300 men are thrown
out of work by the Ore.
ONLY ONE IN AN AIR RACE
The) Attempt to Fly Fren Chicago to
New rork will Be Made by
El Only.
Chicago, Oct 8. There will be but
one real starter in the Chicago-New
lork aeroplane "race" scheduled to
begin here. - It waa announced that
Eugene Ely will attempt to go the
route, but that Willard. Poet aad Mc-
Curdy will make merely tecbaical
.tart a .
JAebefter.l.rnn; Oct 1 Senator
La Folic tt bad another good Bight,
-lis ultimate recovery practically la as
sured, according to the attending phy
akiaaa.
said estate.
4t
, EDWARD MAKINS,
Administrator.
Saballtate for senate Tarrant Reae-law
flan IS, a.
A proposition to amend the constitu
tion relating to the compensation of
members of the Lea-lalatura.
Resolved by the Legislature of tha
mate or Kensaa, two-thlrda of tha
membera elected to each bouae con
curring therein:
Section J. The following proposition
to amend the constitution of the ataca
of Kansas ta hereby submitted to the
Qualified electoro of said state for thele
approval or rejection, to wit The con
stitution of the state of blaueaa la
hereby amended by atrlhlr.a out - tha
t-nlc of section I of artiule ! if a. id
eonetitutton aad Inset .lo In Meu of
aatd section the followinc. which shall .
constitute aeetlon S af article f ef tiis
constitution: Sec. S. The membera of
the legislature shall receive aa cent-
?enaatlon for their aervicee the aiim of
lv hundred dollars for each reaular
eeasloe of not leaa than alxty days and
one hundred dollars for aaeh apecial
aeaaton. and three eenta for each mile
traveled by tha usual route In a-oiner
to and returning from tne plaos or
meeting.
See. S. TMs proposition shall be sub
mitted to tha electors of Ihla state at
the general election tw be held in the
year late for their approval or rejec
tion. The amendment hereby proposed .
hall be deetimated on the effk-laj baj-
tot by tha following title: "Amendment
te the constitution flilne- the enmnea-
eatloa ef membera of the teeMelature st
rive hundred dollars for rertilar and
one handred dollars for afew-lal session
na three cems par none mueaa-e," ana
hall be voted for ar aaalnet as pro
vided by law ander such title.
See. 1. This resolution shall tawe ef
fect end be In force from and after tta
puhlfcathn In the etatute-boo.
faaeen tne wnan esarcn a. i -fae1
the Hone Harch a, IMS.
Approved Warrh It. MOS
f herebv cerilfv that the forevilna- la
teoe aed correct e-irr ef n-la'-va! atiV
itute for Senate concurrent rwolotion
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