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VOLUME XXIX.
FARM1NGTON, ST. FRANCOIS CO., MO., THURSDAY, AUGUST 21; 1902.
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NEWSPAPER CHANGE.
Important Notice to the Patrons of
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A company r j:;uii.-.el under the name and style of "Tiip Farm
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filled out with "The Furniingtnn Times and llcruld," with the solic
itation that they continue their appreciated pHtronace to the new
company.
All amounts due the two former publications by subscribers in
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For the general policy to lc pursued by the paper to tc published
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Very respectfully yours, etc.,
THE FABKINCTOl TIKES PEIKTIHG COIFAIT.
AN ILLUSTRATED INTERVIEW.
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OCEAN CABLE PATHS.
Kih tar r'alluMlmi ( rrlila ll.m..
Tkraack Sabaiarla. Ilrata
i. Arraratr rri.
Thf r irrmi to hr nu l'gk'jjl ri'u.tin
bj rablra ennnnt hr liit wr1 tiy
fctio of lb ii rali of llic nurlil. 11.1
matlrr buw great ilir ! pili, r l.ip
. .. -flattV Bl.Illr mrtlili (if 1 1: r At
lantic rablr. arcitrr llirrc milr Iir
low thf .tlrf.rr. anil i. irnl urrr
arily thr r ulrt inr fji-ptli, for tin i uh'r
nay, and prutHibly d.., i (nun
the top uf tint rnlnunrluc hill t an
other withiiiit lriiiiii(f ninlrrkill
into thf drrp ollrj tn. The
yrcatr.t kmmo drpih of the it
40.2.1 ret, or rrn and thrcr llftlm
tnitea, f.mnd in the ninth A 1 lunik-,
about midnny lrtren Ibc lulaiid of
Trial in 4'Aounha and the BiuuUi it
ti itin de la l'lata. Hmiaillng. have
1 been made to a di ptb of (ert it
tbe North Atiantir, wiutb nf Nrw
louaaiaad. and about at.iMifl fret, or
early aix and a half inilrk, ia rrpurted
aoutb of the llrrmuil... Kten aueh
ennraaoua drptha aa the.e aeed not
hinder cable-laying, n far a. the the
ory ia rjorernrd, but in prartlre, fur
rra.oat at ectiiiuinj iu niaiutenanee
and otherwiae, It 1. found bert to take
, , adTanlajre of favorlnp etiiiditiuiia in
tha orean'a bed. To illu.traie, all of
the Muiea between lit I nlied Htatea
ad amne run up nlinir uur eoa.t
. until Utey reaoh the neighborhood of
Jtewroundland before suirtiiiir arroaa
o mcir aeaiinattona In Ireland or
Franca.
! The reason for thi. ia fmind ia the
'- faafe of aubniarine tablrland.. form
T t ' r-a
A Nieil a-r.r r I mM'
rrj
. iuir an Idral cable bed, which lies be-
1 twecn the three latter countries. 1
paal jeare ImmiiiM portiona of thi.
. auDiwrfea territory here been plot led
oat and and mapped by rarinu goTera
' ' nDt and prirate expedition., and tbia
knowlrttlg la eonatantiy being added
to. ,(, beoomca particularly valuable
' ta tAononie cable-laying. Kxrept In
streme eatca.tfaeeleetrical enadactoT
- a ot dropped overboard hapbaaard.
t) tbe contrary, tbe aubmariM moua-,-
teios, eatleya and plalna over which It
,. la to take Ita alnaon imtnf are aara
ratety Mlevtd beforehwul, and their
,'. geeeral coaflgaratkin, oll-covarteg,
tf any, and other peeullaritiea property
' taken intatccksMaratfan. Ppeclal, ari-
etiea of cable are ananafacttirrd to
feneet certain coadltkina known to t
ict where they are e go. Like aaea
la all trade, the eabl-iTer m)Dvt a4
tr ctoatly to the afMwiAeathms
inn them ia etartiag, la order to per
una the right kind of wurk. i '
ton Times
t. Francois Herald.
MR. MORGAN AND TBS KAISER
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Cbic.f. H-eortlU.r..4
Tlir li-niMkliip. tlirrifnrr. whllr fo
infr plirnr! and pnliiir "tit the cable
"rr the ulrrn- piiltcv, i under lh
uii!;int-r ,f klilrr! hfttiil., f nlliiw ilij
rrrlnin ji.tth, nblih Iihk lirrn Millil
ril out for hrr by riiRi-n on the oialn
In ml iih licinf; the lr. nilnptrd for the
I'onifort iinil mtr of tho rln-trical con.
doctor hc h ilrpnrliing.
THE ART OF CAMPING.
Skill Rraalrra la Maklan Sea.
(rrra I'lae rlnaafa. other
('iralrarn,
loniiH-r mattrri,c are good ano
uli-epinu bu arc racrllrnl, but In all
my cxwrlrni'r a a rampi-r I have
fonml nothing atirartorv or o
mmfortablc a the led built of frr.h
pine houghr. When ihme lietla arr
carefully rnnklrurird there' l.n't, ti
my mind, a hair mattrere la the uni
rre tii.t n comre with thi. primi
tive hut dcliriou.ly comfiolatilr affair
write Martha toman, in tbe Out
look. If you are .("ppinp only two tit
three nlglita In one .pot and thea gi
Ing on In your aean-b for game or for
cencry, jour guide will not take the
trouble to make your bed in a vrrj
thorough manner. lie will (Imply
heap up some frrhly cat pine hour-lit
and arrange (hem with tberuft greea
needlen for the top layer of the bed
The truly .ati.fartory bed of pin
hfiuHhs rruuirca aomr time and mtm
.kilt to con.trui't. and not every pit lilt
whe Inhabita the Qttrltec or AmnattMik
pine jongtea know how or is willing
Ia bother rrl'i! making one properly
In the flmt place, long lop. are cut foi
the length of the beo.and.horleroaaa
arc put arro the enda. .
Into this low bk are piled, drat,
large freably hewn bougha 1a build
the bed up to tb keight of the boa
sides. On top of the.e bone hi .otter
one are laid, with the new en-en Darts
on top to form a covering fur the
apeina-v moas. Whra plenty of the
oft green need Ira are put over the
otJter bongha yon have a bed that ia at
nare delk-ionaly aoft and comfortable.
The beat part of It ia that the aromatic
pin balMim ia a remedy in ttielf. a ad
tl eUitlclty of the bed iuU fordeya
fV'aa HaMlaa ta It.
Waauaao Why in the work ban
yon beta holding your right flat aa
tigntiy cteneaeo.au flay T . ;
I hut no I contused a palmist lata
hat night, and he told me I ahowed a
lot of money ia tbe lines of that hatuv
I'm atmpljr "eagle to It' sotS I
fee) Itf-itoa iajelea Kcrald.
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PS) .Q.
Challenge U the Republicans
Pel at Out aa Unfrlr or
Unjust Provision.
SECRET AST COOK'S FACTS AHO FIGURES.
There are Fran, la All Incite -
lea, ana It I. I ajaat ta l ewdraaa
a fair l.a k-.au at Tkal
Feawa. la New lark aad TrMta
Seat Kraada la rhllaarlvala.
Jcfftrraon it r. Mo., Aug. 13. Owing
to tile prraa of nntoial diitlea during
tlir iat few wi-rka, tvrrrtarv nf
btate t ook wun t-oniprllrd to tern
porurilv tioatpour work on bla atate
kand-iuMtk. To-duy be gave to the
prcxa hla chapter on Mioiirl cliM ltnlt
law a. The b..k will be completed by
(September 1.
Following a , ie latent chapter
"Mtirh haa been mid by the repub
lican party pri' and rrpitlillran tf-
ty leader. In drnnm iation of the es
Utitig rlntion lawa in Mi.aouri.
Ihrr lawa arc perabitrntly and aae-
ap-ly auailcd in general trrm. at
'llif ninoti.,' 'f riiuiltilritt' and Mixhoil
eat, but it ia aignilirant that no re-
publican ha been able to point to a
ingle proiiiin of tlir MIourl clnv
Hon law which ia Unfair or ilnjinl
or which inakra fraud pHllilc.
A a matter at JacA. MUf rlcdioa
lawa tonlay are pntol kail. sat they
were in !!. whm the bill drafted
by the civic federation of fet. lntia
Waa pawed by a republican houae and
a democratic eenatc. and approved by
a democratic porrrtior
"The only material diffVreure hti
tween the ht. Iuia election laws of
to-day and thow; rnoclrd by the re
pnlilicaa htiuae ia ta thnt the 1"
law empowered the mayor to ap'Miiut
one metnlxr of tbe board of election
coiiimia.iiiuera, while the present law
place the (lower of apjintmrnt of
all three mriiihrre with tile governor,
one of whit b mu.t be of the oppoaltc
politic of the majority, aa iintlcr t-
law of liM. Thi, of coume, does not
change the political a.Cft of the law
at all. I ntler the preaent law, two
nicnilx-ra of tbe txiard mu.t Itrlong to
the majority party. The Mine i true
ninlcr the Ian of MS.
"The law of Wa provtdca that the
gioernor .hmild appoint the prexi
dent of tbr bitard and a areond nieia
tier and tluit the mayor eliouhl an-
poitit the third member, who alintiln
lie of the nppemita jxilltlcal party
from the goveruor'a apMlntee. (cn
acijiirntly. If the law of 5 wa now
In force, the apHiintee of ta mayor
ar,.,il, !. s republican and both of
tbe governor', nppolnteea would .
dciiincrutir. exactly tbe aame political
divialon tbnt exi.ta under the pie-cut
law.
"The prc.ent republican menilier of
the board could nut lie more of a per
tiun If he waa appointed by forty
republican InnyorM. lie wa liulor-ed
for the iippointiiient by ri-puldiean
pnitinna uf the iuokI ultra type,
liolh the (ilobe-OeniiM'rat and tur
Htar pritnounrrd thf apHiliitini'nt an
execlli-ni one from a republican
standpoint. Hlurteter t bte may la-
ilid of the preat-nt vpulili' u meai
lirr of the hoard, no repulilicnn hua
iie.tb:ned hi. real fur republican
inicce.a of hi. rank pnrtlzan.hlp. bo
nnti-h, then, for the republican howl
a to the chatige in the appointing
power from the mayor to tbe gov
ernor. "The democracy of Minaouri chal
lenge the republicans to tUole a aiit
gle provij,,n of tbe election lawa cith
er in city or state which counivca
nt fintnl or dia. onrat method.. That
fro nd la )irrpetratexl In Mlaxourl k.
writ aa In iUluoia. ludutua, Ohio.
rriin-j Imniii. ,rw ork aud other
atntea rnntnlning lnrpe cltleK. in un
qiir.tioiiably trua. !t K lre o all
large citlea and, Iu the jtulynsrnt "I
tbe ent majority of f 1imh vho bate
tnnilc thi. iuc.tion one of intelligent
Conaiileratlon, thia frnmt would be
greatly Inereaaeil Iju. for the ro-
.trniiiiiig iuniirr.ee of the atnte. ,.
".New York has a state upcrintrnd-
ent of elecilona for the metropolitan
di.trirtK, apMintc.t by the governor.
with power to apptlnt all nerc.aary
deputiea for ttta aonereiataat atf the
eleetiona in the cUira of -jaew Vxk
and Ilranklyn.'lt tw a eSn't -'wwrtliy.nf
note thnt in Philadelphia, where tin
election ofheera are .elected by lofnl
authority and where tli srV fxcr
ciiva no control, .inn praislleing ' of
ayatcmntm ftnud baa a ur imaged titat
f any ia the 1'niiib.T w f
"-u 'inteliigvnt fitlaaa ""atipora
that, had tbe Zlegcnheln gang ad
uudi.piited control In Ht. Ltmia in the
selection nt rgiUirli)g offlnet.
judges and Clerk. tkSe ,vuld SMve
lieen an honest jHctir knjhat city.
It is only reMmnaaHa.s afpoae ttat
the aame gigantic fraud that per
meated the variotia city depart me ta
under that dinnitrattirn would have
atnk-n Us ' way . Into r the great ma
jority of lh poUi place and made
it poaaible for that city, through dte
honr.t mctboda, to dominate ' tbe
tale. - - - -
"It la ahaurd to hold, becanac there
Is fraud jrracl Uiiai fa the large cMiea,
that our election lawn are diahoaeat.
A well as It might he said that toe
ermvlaat hwetr vrf Mktaouri era dia-
h on eat and a failure tarranae tbey -tto
Bnl entirely pnffeiw wnrder or theft.
"The prnwnt elect ioa lawa of 4bla
state afford rrcry jpcaiaibW pmvtsina
for lb eaetlng'. of an nntraminru.il
ballot and, for the punUhmeat 'of
fraud, etUier in regfattratiow or In
lir- " '.. ,
i The gwncral tawa of the atute,
adopted ta etbsj, afftsrit each ofrtb
two trading partie tt)na repreewla
fiow ht jilitw-ter&a,batlrsueera aad
watchers. i e
"In the city of St. jLpiil,f. wkVfc
peelal eomtUint la made by the re
public as, , the-; rcpublUan eleclloa
comnilaalooet ba iOaf powet wttk
the twodenxw-rarlc commUaioners, lie
Bame , flsit J repstblieaa judge and
eharlrs. Tier can not It fraud pra-
tld wfthmtt bla appotntrea. ,. bttfsy
The prewetit law tyroTttiea for lh
app'iiutOKUt .nWheiileagcrw tnw. each
party, who kse the power to ehaV
i er.gr the vote of any perana who
clulma to be reginterrd and, unieaa a
majority of the Judge deride he I a
qualified eoter and the person regis
tered, hr can not rote. Ro when every
vote (a received and placed In the bal
lot bog. It muat be with the approval
Of at leaat three of the four Jiid(re.
The purity of the ballot bos la
hedged about with every poaaible
safeguard. F.verv conceivable offen0j
again.t the ballot ia made, a felony,
punUhalile by Imprlaontnent in the
penileiitiary. To even attempt to
rote frautluently la piint.hable by I
prlaonmrnt at tbe penitentiary for
not lee. than two year. To Impc-
aonate anyone In the attempt to eota
In puni.hable In the aame manner. No
state in all the t nlon has greater
safegnanla agoinai fraud or dlaboa-
eat practice than Mia.ouri.
"In atrikiug roiitra.t with the im
partial and ju.t law nf to-dny are
the parliaan prracrlpiive .tatntee
which prevailed in Ml.aonrl under re
publican rule. It la not my purine
to call attention In thia article to the
cruel Injuatice anil the flagrant par
lianahip of the elect ion. of 1J to
ItiTO, when the regi.lrriiig oflieera
for the entire Mate, aa well as the
Judge and rlerka, were releclrd cv
clnaivrly from pnrtiun repnldlcnns.
The deuiocraey had no reprc.enta
tive anywhere among the election of
ficer. "It waa under theae condition, thnt
democrat like (ien. Frank P. Itlnir
and (ien. Jamra Khirlda, with hun
dred, of other. In every eonnty la
the alate, were refuaed the right to
wile, and minlHlera, lawyer and
school teacher were pritwcuted and
tmprt.oneil for practicing their re
epcetivc profeaeiiina without taking
an unconstitutional oath.
"It waa under thia same law, which
was in force from the time the re
publican eemred control In Mia.ouri
until they were driven from power,
that Col. William P. Hwltler
twice defrauded of hla rent In con
grraa ami hundred, of other demo
rmt deprived of the office to which
a clenr majority of the legal voter
bad elected them.
"To how the utter Incein.i.tency
and di.boncaty of the rrpuliliran talk
nf the election law of Miaaniirl, we
need only cite one coiiapiruoua In-Rtam-e.
"At the repulilicnn convention held
thi year in I'ikc county to .elect
delegate to the Mate convention.
Col. f. I. liver offered the following
reaolntloii, which waa, of courae,
iiniiiilmoii.lv adopted:
" 'We denounce the .o called demo
cratic party of thia elate for hc
etiactmcnt nf election and police lawa
that deprive the citiitcna of Ht. Louis,
Kan.a City and fit. .ToMtph of locat
arlf govrrtiinent, and dlafranchlne clt
len. for no reason other than to
continue in control a corrupt ring at
the .late cnpltol!'
"Althoiiph now a eltiren of St.
ooiila. Col. Dyer formerly livr'd in
l'ike. While a re.idrnt of the Ninth
cniigrculiinal dihtrict, he made aome
elci'timi liiiory which, in view of hie
recent re-olu'ioii, jt n;,y be well to
brietlv recite:
In IV.". Col. Pycr via the repult-
licnti catniidttttf for emigre., in the
Ninth ili-lrict and Col. ."witlcr waa
the ileitioeriilic- rniidlilnti'. At that
time, Kranrl. liHiiuun wn Kcrretarr
f Rtntc, 'J lie eh . lion mm blurry,
rcgi-lratiim, ehiilleugrr, judge and
clerks were nil Intense republican
partian. Kh brutally were demo-
crata dif ranch Led that ln.the big
demm-ratic enmity of itoone, with a
voting population then of over 4.0UU,
only 410 citiren were permitted to
vote. The ileniiwrntu of Audraiu. ( nl-
Uwuy.MouriM-, l.ineoln and I'uIIb were
aimilarly tlibfram hiM-il.
In apite of thia wbolekule ill.-
fmnchl.enictii. t o. Suiuler carried
the diatrict liy a mnjority of 7UH.
"fount lioilnmn, however, de
stroyed tbe return, and burned a cer
tificate of election to Col. Dyer, who
accepted it and rouiH-lled ( ol. tjw ilx
Irr to cvinieat for Ibc aeat.
Tbe oftirial rccorda of till, con
ical, licfore a piirtlun republican
"ngreaa, allow that in order to de-
f rand t ol. NwitkT of tbr M at to
which he hail been fairly elected, it
waa necciwary to throw out the
vote of Calumet town. hip, in t'-oL
U.vei'a own county of I'ilte, to thrown
out the vote of riult Itlver town.bip in
Audrain, and to abut throw out the
cnUr vote of Monroe. Ily doing 111 la,
t?o..lyer wa enabled to hold on to
the weat, to which a majority of the
legal voter, accepted aa such by hi.
own partisan election office ra, had
rbo.cn bla opMincut.
"I revipectfully aubmit to the sot
era of .Mif.ourl that the record Col.
Dyer wade In defrauding Col. Hwllt
Icr of hia arat in congreaa la a etinj
plcte answer to the demagogery, liy
pocrlay and dl.hoaaty contained In
bla recent Pike county resolution."
The Mkrlkaa al Ik Saa. at ajlrda.
How little we realize tbe fact that
the mualc of nature is always In
tenaely rhythmical! An intelligent
riMucter with a goad ear always crow
In accurate three-four time, and ia
the minor key. Our own implet Idea
nf t)at U perfectly Illustrated by the
dswrn, the doi lndlrating footatvpa
and the ila.hr. drum beat. Now, tiiht
ia rythm, an eaaentlal principle of
music, and we are widely at fault If
we Ui)Hm for one moment that the
bird sing regard Ira of It. The drum
beat a are in onmistakshte four-four
lime, th connniine.t time of all, and
I think It emild be conclnalvelv Droved
that the oriole, for instance, aaa
adopted that time for his own.
. HI evident to a duae obaerrer
thst there ia something odd abonttk (
Oriole's time; It M four-four, with
out doubt, but there are queer breaks
la it; the eioger drop a ante beni
aad there, winch a good old gTaot
nutnimw lr;ni a stitch in her clever
knitting. . The enUaatotta art c bar
act urUtia of 1b oriole; hia styie Ie
oa of marked syncopation, with a
prcfereaeo for titat ud of aoejtxly
which hats tasrw styled "ragtime," If
you wi.h to Imitate thi quality yoy
moat whirtlM a "Uof by laittig the
Up of U1 tougoe immediately brhlad
the wpprr front telh, drt.pplng, and
rswwrntnf tt ojtilckly. rVaek Lewlirs
Kontbly. 1
eVceml nrw nil strike are re port re
ia the KcutacJty CclaV .
MISSOURI STATE NEWS,
ajeeeat Iteelhe.
Mr. Mary ninlieth Wilson, sged
3, the nldeat prr.ua in Marabsll.
Mra. Iiavid Mcke I'earson,
rayrtte.
Thomaa P. Graham, br., 7.1, head of
t prominent family in Mt. Joseph.
Dr. Ilampaon ft. I lay, a well-known
physician of Augu.ta, antldenly from
heart trouble, kged SI. He leave
widow and aeven children.
Joacph S.tilra, a pioneer cltlrcn of
Lincoln county, aged 71.
Mr. Mary f. Noouan, 09, at Mae-
shall.
M. D. Maloncy, a pinneer rltiaen,
It nuticr.
Judtre Joseph Mow, one of the old
est re.l.lent of Mrn-er county, near
rrinccton. He waa liorn in North
Carolina In 1M2, and waa among tha
Brat men to locate in Mercer county
settling there in IS40. Ilia death
eurred umn the land he entered, lie)
nerved for four years as justice of
thefce, and waa four time elect
ed dimly Judge, and waa appointed
sheriff In IhAI. fle was the father of
IT children, U nf whom are living.
Judge Knuuiel Ijrt Dodson, at KaR
saa ity. lie leave a large ratal.
Henry ('. Courtney, a pioneer, aged
07, at Mrniphla.
lonirt M. Nclaon, aged SO, at Boo
vllle. He era the wealthleat cltiarti
of central MlaaourS. He was born In
Fauquier county, Va., June it. llt,
and located In Cooper county in 140,
aettling on a farm Jut weat of Boo
vllle. In isss, with Or. W. II. Trtgg,
joaepn I.. Mephena and . other, no
engaged la the banking boalne at
Itoonville. At that time he waa pree
liient of tbe Ht. Lout branch of tbjn
bank, snd became elor-prealdent df
the Central national bank oo It or
ganisation in Boonvllle. Blnce that
time he hs beea eootinuoiudy oo
nected with it in some capacity, hat
lug been its president for many years.
ror years he hsd been the large t
Individual landowner and taspayer of
l ooper county.
.lohn Ktodlrr, aged 7J, at St. Jo
seph. He located there at an early
ante and with Joacph Robldoux.foua
dcr of M. ,loaeh, conducted a trad
lug pout on the river 40 year ago.
l.laklataa atraett Kaaae.
During a heavy torm near Jeffer
eon t Ity. lightning atmrk th farm
houar. of lrs. Klixabeth Eehndner,
shocking but not aerivualy injuring
the family. The house, with all coa
tenia, wa burned. A barn belonging
to Tony i'renger was aba destroyed
ny ngntning.
A Fatal Ml.take.
Frank llolllvy, aged SI. of fit
Louia, father of aeven children, mis
took rough oa rata for headache pow
der, took Jt, and died. The powders,
it la anH, w-r put in a box resem
bling the boa containing tho rat pok
on.
-. kr tk Uaveraar.
Cor. Ilockery appointed llenrr U
Alliers. of Klorlaaant, to be aanociat
juatice of the 8t. Louis county court.
Judge Albcrs wa named to' fill th
unexpired term of Judge Jamra II
r.rnuMir, died died several works .
Ill Water tla.krr.
lite luggeai watyr gu.lier ever
truck in Howard county waa found
on toe tnrm or u. t:. walker, near
Armatrotig. The well flow 100 gnl
lona per hour, and a aea bed of wa
ter ia thought to hare been atruck.
H..r Wheat t'roa la fBaaae.
The wheat crop of Ttoone county
ihl yenr la four times larger than It
lia ever been before. More than 100,-
1100 bu.bela of wheat have been mar
keted, and the crop la not yet c-
hnusted by any meuna.
tS'aaa Prave ratal.
Itlrbard Wampler. the lH-year-nlfl
son of H. C. Wamplrr, a druggiat at
Tarklo, died as a reault of an acci
dental gv'B.liot wmrad Tweelveil frntff
rifle In the hands of a young tuaa
named SIc.Nniilty.
The Owweeahla at aa l.laaO.
Five suits have been JUcd at Clar
ion to determine the ownership , I
fit. t: harlra ialanri, which kaa been
brought Into dispute by the cbanfrrng
of tbe course of tbe Missouri river.
OalOea VeaJB Celekral.a,
Forty relat ivra, mo.t of them de
scendants of Mr. and Mra. J. Meek,
helped them celebrate their golden
wedding at their homo hear Chlill
eothe. ,.';.,". ',,'', , ' '
AtNev a Tfkre vtk.' slera. :
I). C. Lcavltt, of Kansas Oty, is 00t
greeting Ilia iriaSHia- After a, UtrS
month' sleep. He Is looking wall
4 tutor ct3W Tmfa-tarcar.il
unth. . v. M j
'-:.. -v p
betraw ,tlu..aJaWaa, f.i j
Large hlpwtent'aif innm'y art dily
being made, from ties Ht- liiul,1lrjkji
aad from, the subrtry in thatajitg
to polntaf la the aotna'ssd aootkwttt.
ItewtMra, Nvnr MeBk)4H,1tx PI.
Louis, to mill teft fesirafren IM Irsst
of Mis Dora King a neighbor, ,1lie
stag isw.B puuo.courvi a h
. . . . .... a u
.. I a II .4 Owlttmli VaeerOaOl
Th anausl rcunioa cl.Ijtil'ejd
Confederate veterans -wlU he held at
St. Joaepu Reptembcr k, it), t and 1$.
big rrowcts sr rspecfeel. '
" 'tw,ataaa-'rit."1!j j
. Aa electrical and wind afnrra of
freat severity yisited kansa City at
4 a. m., the- other day, and . oaoasd
. ad
s"t.
Tj-storf
considerable damage.'
Savor atotaa Sal. Saila fa'
A kerere Wind, rsln"hnd Eafi
pa.acd wsr Ralta eowtaly, dohvg o.
sldrrabjo .damag... to ownrHi.wtwat,
oats and rardens. , ,A i
Tha ew"caMa at Dealer j J
; frof. Couch; of Tenosylvnnla, :iaa
been elected vresidetit i of' tint isyew
Cbrlstlaa oUcg. at JMsta. fiawainf
8y..g.-.cal.aol aJLt a
ranwr jasapa Sat) rtstatnf
; C;tJ. Humrrcy;.a larmer at BJJ
wtBrSi. Louat twiuwty.aas'Sjitted hvnV
elJe hi Jnmphia Intd; ,.tisttl
ttijr "Intd; .tistti I H
: ii ,i , p l Ti. if t mttX W 1
out s$ta4ilrv t 3 f.
bad bee sta-
f .i Wiava, -ut
A oroe wias a3'mttt43trn
waged over Johnson ontitydjithat
itur (naUiug ana. rc ps. - - w
. '.1 . ,v-u..".-. IWU
MM,
I BfilSII.
tbe Tire of Oot of tbe Rear Wheels
of the Fairs' Automobile '
Wai Deflated," "'. '
HI). FAIR APPAREITLY TfliED TO STOP.
at lie aaa.l Have Wad tb Wra(
OtaeHaa Vtaveateal. aad the -ShmMI
JHraOeat IMeveUs gar a.
Tree Dart TV.! Sit W kirk UlrO
rtrt.
. 1. . I 1.
Part. Aug. 17. Tho ckauffear of
the automobile in wbluh Mr. sad Mrs.
Charles L. fsir were killed, whose
name Is Itpntcy, returned to I'srla
Saturday morning. In aa Interview
with a prtas corrcpondent be threw
oDie further light on the rauae of
tbe accident, saving! "' ' ' " .
"When we left Trouvilbt Mr. Fslr
waa auffrrlng from bronchial catarrh.
H' cougheil frerqiirnflr on the road.
and during the fit nf coughing his
face wna much, oujigcst et. evidently
producing alight diinca. lie hail
Juat W-cn ctiughiiig when I Botlcetl
that the tire of one of the hhsd Wheels
wa deflated. 1 reatuao. Uta usnger,
and jumpbag to my feet and leaning
forward, I ahoutrd in Mr. lairs cars
In KtiglLh: -Stop, MMlck; ; lira no
good." Mr. "slr glanced back, but
be did not reply. Apareiit"ly he frievl
to stop, hot In doing w he mavt has
Blade tb wrung alrerliig movctlicnl,
as the uiachlne awrrvci acroaa ta
road aud went In a straight fine for.
a tree. Mm. f atr, a tw saw ma ai-.
rection the automobile wm taking,
claapetl her hualiand'a ahoulUcra with
bcr arm ami turned her face hack to
wards m with a look wtvlcti said
plsuly, We are loat.' The nest mo
ment csme the rro.h, and 1 waa
thrownw Into a field beshV th rood
and stvnnrd. .When 1 re-rfi. which,
I did quickly, 1 limped to tbe side of.
mv msatcr and ml.tre, anil with tUc
help of the chatcan gafekeetvci' wife,
extricated the puttie irom . Vie
wreck," ,
A.ketl If either then showed aigne
of life, lirotry replied: "Moth seeroed
to lie dead, bat I waa la auca a dasnl
condition from shock, and ao affect
ed by the gha.tly aiectacle prr.cn ted
by the wonnd. cm the head of both
victims, that I did not notice whether
either movet or not. The gatekeep
rr's wife aaid afterwanU thst Mr,
Fair moved hi foot, snd thnt hi wifn
ovrd bee hand SS they ,lay on lite
ground, but I did not see tha move
ments. The womstl iid not say
whether the man or hia wile stirred
ksat." - t
TUB rAltSS WILIS.
Ia faaaaaata ar Tfc.le AtWrMr, 0)at
Caateat art KM Meal faka. :
Bon Franclaco, Aug. 17. The prnvt-
Ions of the will of Mr. and Mr.
Charles Fair, now in th posciin
of the attorney. Knight A Jleggefty.
have not yet Iwen made public, and
there la uutU) vcnUl! a to their
rotiteiila. It hna not yet In-rn a.cer-
Inlned whether thi Fnlra ' oi-ouired
M-pnratr or ettmnuinity prnjieTty aft
rr the making of tlice will.. "Thl
property will legally' lie Int JiideeJ In
the dipoiHon authoried by the
will, aud the legatee ao named will
receive tfceir ahare if the court an-
bori.e di.tribiitiun in aceoribinee
with tho priwlalon of the will.
The tfuc.tltin of priority of death
1 exrititig jiiiicb comment, but Attor
ney llrggerty, who, with Herman
tarlriclrx. 1. conducting the neenwutry
litignlioa prtrliuiiiiary to tbe proba
tion of the wills, lire Urea that if Mrs.
Fair aunivrtt her huauiiad. thia eir-
rum.lnnee can bar no effect no tin-'
nal di.poslticai nf the pruprrtyt, rt-
cept In give her relatlsea alt thaS ttiie
lietpiraflird In them, "if her hlll
.urvivrd, hi etwtfe Will lie diatribtit-
eel etrnnlly tw Ws sisters, Mrs. M-
rlehji and Mr. W. K.' t attilcrtint, Wtt
whatever ntldltlonal jiroperfy ' Mrs.
Fair may have willed to her hunbsueV
The law of California preaumcs thst
w lie re hufcliooij and wife periah tn.pw
snt calamity 4he. huabnod, a the
-stronger, urvtved the wiic di--A j
EXCURSIOS TRAUIIITA frRCt. ,
. , ., . . .. i '. I
Oa Ma a Killed aad Aaatker frewha)-
Mr falail. taar4 ta a IU
, ., atoa s..MmmwaLj laA,'
rtiieago, Aitgs IS.-Mlmi snasii'i was
filled outright anil aniithrr kvas prob
ably fntnlly fnjnsed' W a'1-railroad
wreck at 1'sminonrt: tad," rarly uo-
day. A i jtcagii. A ,re freight trsm
4andiiu n M traokt of th4 utcajfn
Wiwierii. . Jstiluin (aUroao -WSs
era abed ird
Chteago,
railroad
from ClnclntiaH. ' i""i'
Ceorge t'., Faril. iL years' old.' of
AJty,' Ky' and employed! br 'ike
Ijttrolie. Ptccl.iiu at Mclroae, 111.,
waa Instnafcjy, kJllajk,,, Mia brotheg,
Daniel K. Karri, aged I rnri. wis
probably ' VafaTlj 'in Jtrred. r' " ' 1
ivohe-of rhev'rasrtirer''ttn,'tH0k-
rarsw IrarB-tw sertotndy 1njvrfij.
lbl'ab'a'ltk taeO a Okarsr!.'"" .
' Kansas' City;' Mo'.,' Aug. W. fa-
Buries,' k VUckntltV,' coming 'liorse
wnrtpevdly'Rumray; ami fmiTrn''..
bert - Hays.' a ' VtarnVr, -ttt -icowinatif
with bbi erlfev ahot ksMb 'WtrW w tuVa-l
gun. Mrs. Hurlea wilt prnbatay ty
cover. - lIayea-Bay die. -Hurle bad
pretenilad, IrtJtablaftiMOVrelnraW;
to the himae, quietly,,,, Jig , aurpriUl
tbe pair and oeliberatelr took aim iy
thrm. Tk rtw iot arroi.T -nayto,
in tho towct; '.oM'iwe'fi''. fcralirarleo ,
wtut otrutrk lis th.e o,b4onr'a i at4,tr4yi
nboim ttrack her 4a too fiMryarott Mt
MdeieaaUii itr.i iuikuki:
I dJ ft
.1
b "ftatr vafsft JTpmmA aVwoaV.
- fMoeaa.i Kr-'e-erTio d.
of John MrNMk'Ogv a-M fniad
tw k akllt ntr"hcre nOda'Tri Ai
Wurita'-roBs' Wtaoori'tiVW'-Jiriio-J
slppi ."Sanyacfc'.ftUq
a. "sswic Aaaeiiigatt,.wlilxtMOO
ia ai oan..ii4-iip u:ili miivS U I
-' ' : in1 i' i'a in". 'i!"".i tir.-wl,
tstvawM 4ssn.aSa,stTs
. . . . . . .1 i "t
nt HMi,l-viBH.ifjl av-tlav a
here,- rrawlr Boslti;1aknfhte,JBo4
mr la taw f' " ' ' ' ' ' i '
lit :tf to i.t.riAe iU t'dHitf fi;;iAHV
V.
4r m specia. train f thef ,J uluj i;.,f.,j ' I-
6RAHI AKMY PROGRAMME.
Kaerelmi r.t k Ct.rttl Raraatp
meal, at tSaaklaatoa, Oalllwad
'It's fwwlrreaco.
t
. i IVatiblngioa,, Aug. l7,;At a coni'tr
fnce, k'riiluy, at cnramjimcot brail
qusrters, prealdrd over by (on. Tor
rance, ro'tiiniamler-lti-clilcf of the C
A.' tf.; 'the fnllowitig program to of
exereisea for the ivu rncuiniwt
iu adopted; , ,., , I
Hunday .Octolier J- Patriotic .ere
Ice in various local cbitrche.
"Mrttiday. Ortolwr 0 t Htniflre In
Convention hall at :J0 u'nlock in the
evening, at which the memlierit nf t fee
veteran association, will lie ail'lre4d
by apeahers nf national reputation, p.
K. Fauoce, cksimuiu of the banl cotn
mitlee on rnniptlres, will prr.ide.
Tuemlay, Octoln-r T Sa.nl day; pa
rade nf special veieraiMt Maoclaiioiw,
detaebnient of regular troops, Ui
trict militia jtnd various civilian ir
fanlration. to be particularly Invited;
rsmiraton tn Mnnnt Vernon for tke
0VIral to the enrasnpiurut; public
evening meeting of .rlenmr at t on
vention 4 hall, si " which rhnlrimin
Vi'arrter 'of the Iweol citwen' cotntt
teo will estesd the irrciloin of tke
city to (ien. Torrnnce and Ilia nu--clatea.
"'' ' ' ' ' '
Weilneailay, Oelnlier -t.r.oj rt
vipw o( U,, A;. K.by the romuisnder-In-chtrf
anu ine president of the t'nji
ed Ktates, with afl elnhnrntc reeerittQn
10 the sniag al l utnentlon hall.
, Tbursil)', lA-iober 9. and t'riihey,
October 10 He.. Ion. a national en-'
f'm(imfnt."" "" " '- j
. Meetings of miatliary eonriit,ti.
mad or and. regitneutul .geunii4
assy to nclicilwlwl mt any lime, tluriajir
the encampment, i .
CHAPTER
OF ACCIDENTS.
t. tMia Slrwt Car . trral.a tk
., tsaai sar "et i m
trcaalaa t'aaaalllea. j
'St. ijouiy.' Aug. 1. Twi! ieroks
wrr'e 'klllei'j and ten ofhrt- Injured in
ttrect car acrlirrhra In R(; 'Louts aftrr
tlx oVloek rtnnday rrtvM. j .
" A wagnn Orenpled a party of is
eeuriimlta who: bail aprnt the dsy
Button fnrnt. in tke iarouaty, i
tteuck by a J'sg avsouc tjtr lilurk-
.tua ami K4ti piiMiiicjt. Hurry hiu
received Injuries roiu wh'-'i ' iitd
an hour! Inyfr. fcight in King a coni
p!iion were lnjireI and u muav
more Were baill.r .haken up an re
sult of the accident.
Charlea llron.oii, a laborer, waa ritn
down by an Olive si reef carat the 140
temei ritin ! the Delmnr ami Huhitr
lion tracks asl killed, He died while
waiting for an ambulance to tuke kiln
to the. hospltnl.'
ran I FWlcb, white driving In a bug
gy, waa atruck by a lbtllcfiuitaiiir cot,
thrown from the vehicle and u-
tslned o dlblocstetl hip.
Aognat llrnch, of Clayton, ws
thrown, front a Clayton cur at For
syth Junction and seriou.ly injiirtd
about the hahd and shotililer.
All .OKLAHOMA SERSATION.
anw ml m Kaaaaa Man a,j.e ta
, Mav Be a Killed Ii.rar4 and
(.Ol Kaaad ta He Kmtt.
MM.'' '
(iutlii!-, ttkls.; Aug. t. t'r.ite
nrat lUsljijJv. a-rUyrt. dtyini fropi
ffitinrle', iii vthien" H? A-ttw. n Sl.
I.on (Kaa.) mnn, who vv,. r, .rt'l
last werfr'ltr'haTr 'Jreeiri killed, w.
barled. .was oiwnsd bunU-sy in tlp
prenence nf atMiiit flvchundrcd peraoS;
and e.l .to lit empty. Fruuds Of
Morri. believed that be hnd bciln
taiurdereil. and nnpicated the ouilioei
tlea to exhume the body. Telrgraiil.
Of iuipiiry have ber rvreiie.l fr 'In
Morri. wife and from iiiNornncc. nf
dcr la Madlsoa of tvlticJt he wa. 11
member. Morri apn-nrml here a wink
ago la company with a man who g.itc
hia name aa Cox, aud who rvpir
Benirti himself to be a loan agent. I hi
Monday Cox reported that Mtirria hud
benn killed in e runaway. B.-citle-ii.
Tbe man piircho.nl a tot ia a couair.v
crtnabrrg swar OtbmdW UI bought
CofTin, which ha buried with tbe ak
tistajtea of a S'ul'trid Hiss. The eoitin
Huntley eontaliavd a rake of c welgk
tag otmiw two pgd. Kiijeuiy (
had Iteen ft I ird Willi Ice. whru it wta
bur ltd., , Jhrj poller bnvc ,eo rlew to
the wherebtiu tif either man,iVI;;
. , , . ' ' ;-' ' . I
Aaetanit trai t. t al Have r.tvn. ia
laveatlaale-' Llaeaaaa ' faaa '
' ' Wires tol t'adet a TaMe.
'' Owcnsltoris 1vV,..'Aiii ' fVtrri'.
aflirnvla of tlte Ajtnnut F.xnretia (!.
who arrived Fuaijo. from ft, Iiitl
whivk, Mr. ,I)'jlnrr claim Ut hataJ
nipjieti, irunv jancneii, anil Wbith
it a alleged wa'. taken irwu the agriit
v.fpT'lVM'f ob-Si'la. arrival Uietlv,
lira liafnuvn A ,lk TuatMi, Ttrrsraih
Co. sent out to lawsuti mm katnrrt)n
oa.,to.flrcij,Ariors tbet ,h ond
tba.wtrea nt.anae lite bab Luj ike
omc:ab tWaneaVld.ji i- 11,. j ''
KTJRDIR1E0 ft?R THEIR
IR MORE?.
, Id! I.
Uaa
r mt Mr. Jleaata' t
0tf .! L ,
4m Umhff mi aiartatl 'aaajaiesl. j'
r.-t,u i n ..'i.j-jysi !'!! jtl ,! rv, . I '
Muscatine, la., Aug. ItTkwdoros.,
posed hoa ai aim. Jaatust Tumaa wta
d Ssss-ty eiigat hwadreat rar.
awOT front tier aame, aea tetv aad
hifr'rnml.',tcwirtm
moh.l Womios'.'wia; Toii,d aa "tie
JimtJo; Ijal Btwsr,iH'awrd tk"
of a deaperata struggle' bavlng' ki-
place,. The couplr; are knowp to hat
ka4;frowitWr;i.bn,c,)f ' y; y..;, I ,, ,
Jin ul - ttataa tv ailaa.o'i.y. j .
'i'T)trt" Air:' tr7.tUMi Manvl'
fttirT:-rir; TOM 'rtotrjV-Thrra ''street, 1 a
strniirrsiar',.w wtarlbg; patch otrr
Mi ".JWft rye nd one ear .Is iloiar (in la
oort. pi$m tearrtAiert,,,. j a
roll ftnurd -w OSnaji botranH.fir,lhit
reaoa, proawMt,4iAilM anmr tlsw-
anaa..,alis kt.14 lril vk.14 tl war. for
Alnn'Il aaSeeaiBted Itt' klra.Un'
-'TW'Otlaoit. atttosrU tftmmmM- .m
t',,rtkkr'!'liik"i
riW4.n1tiiff'" tmmamV- -prlOo
fbf'M 'MtmKififytjk mVr jed AJ-
aJ-ti-l b.. i '.trf -irij (7:'tti !;.mt!
kri k ttiti St. v.ii a C'. -.tjii
I k (run tn Ffiriioiville Iti liitiMliifiit
i iv, laf-ijiraevaip "t Hie Cy v IT
REVIEWED BY KIIK? EDWARD.
rkere Were Oa HaaOreO WaraMao
la ike Shaw, Dal Our an) fr
k. Mean .rilOafcle. j
Fort rnon I b, Aug. I7jKinj Hdwarif
coTtpiclctJ the pn'graiuiri of the
coronation foatlvilir Kalurdry, iy re
ticnlng the fleet for the fir.t ,'luio
ince hi ticccion. From a .pectac-'
ular point of view tb a.emblage of
the fleet uf a hmi'lred war vea.el off
fplt Head wan a magnificent show,
but to thirre oiklng beneath the
brilliant veioer of paint ami tolih.
It wa cviihtit that the fighting
atreti(fih of tlte fleet waa by no mean
formiiialde. The lint of hlp. were
thickly tint In with Ineffective.
Among theae may lie mentioned the
lliird clna cruiacr Calliope, of Apia
fame, while otliera Include am h ref
ica aa the li,ittlrbii. Deve.lalion,
Drradnnnglil. Cani. rdown and Kdin
burg, w bi II am cla.ed by ome ea
ien. a. AIIStlM TKLV DANtiFR
Ot S TO TIIKIII CUF.WS. while aomo
of the nominally effectlw fighter are
.till armed with miujle-loaib'r. It
tmtvt lie pointed out, however, that
tbe di.plny rcpreaentcil merely the
Lome fleet, not tingle veel having
lieen wiihdmivn from foreign ato
tlnn to participate in tbe pageant.
RECEIVElTBYavTsit" EDWARD.
Taa mmw IWntna. HatlM. DetVet and fOa
' larrf HeerltMtkrKhwt (.4 war -Oa
tk. Karat aefct
Xvn'nui. A"K' H. Th' Jbier gencr
ala. Ilotliu. De Wri and Dclarcy, who
rvschetl here fcatnnluy from Bouth
Afririi, left London at half paM nln
o'clock tMinilayjiiorniig for Cowe,
Ukt of ttlM. to cc Kiug I'.dward
no board tfairoyul yacht Vtt-toria and
Albert.
The" hnnr of their departure from
lmlou wa kept rcrrl, coaeUeiilly
the atrerla were tie.crtcd when tbe
three general., a niipanled by their
secretaries, but by none of tbe Indie
of (heir party, .ttirted for Cowe.
They were atylh-hly uttired in frock
(uala anil ailk lint.
t'iMin urrivm at Siitithanipton the
lloer general, were welcomed nn
bnanl tli'votuniaiidcr-in-chirr yacht
ll'".-." ;..nl Uolicrt and lieu.
i..oil Kiiel t i.vr. They Immediately
vi.iteil l i 1 - Kihi:ird on board tne
Victoria nn.l !lert. and were then
lki ii for a trip uroiiud the fleet in
the Wildiire. They returned to Lon
don '''Miduv evi tilng. uccompnnled by
I'nrl lioli. rl- ami (m-ii. Iird Kllchen
er, who look tree of the llmra at
Wnleil.to atuiioti.
In an interview with a reprcaeiita
tlve of the pre. (ien. Ilotha'a act re
tary ilecril-d the visit to his msjra
ty. Hi- Mini that when tbe lloer gen
vrulx bourdrd tbe ro)al yacht King
Kdwiird conic forward, and, after tbey
had been Introduced, sheik hand
with each of Ibera. The lloera wwrw
highly ;ili.l-rd wilii their reception.
After a brief ami Informal talk of a
nun-political chnraittrr with King Ed
ward, tliey wen- ii inul'iceil t" yuccn
Ai'-vaiidt j un.l r.ii'.cc-s icloriu.
To Atlre t.ra. Wejer'a K'tk-ial.
r.rit.-eK. Am,-. 1. Ill" Ikirr gen-i-i
it t .. I if tVel. Di l.ircy anil Iltitha. nrc
expected to pvaih here next Titrwlny
for the funeral , it t.en. I.ucaa Meyer.
laioi'iuoiia crovvila viewed the em
balmed I'odv of I.ucaa Meyrr Sunday.
The remain will Im taken to South
Africa. Amtttig the many wreath
aval for the funeriil nt lien. Meyer
werit one from former Preaulciit Kru
I'er of the Tran-nanl nml .loaepb
f luinilx-rluln. the llrlli.h rol'inlal ec
tutary. The wreath aent l,y .Mr.
t liiiii.berl.-iiii wan colnpoacd of fplcue
did ia-t hid-.
Till: fell til OK I'BVItSIA.
aliiaar-r-llla Aretre al Uarrr
fram 111 llr.l Sra TH.
t oinlon. Aug. I".- Miiffar-ed Diii,
flmlt of IYiiu, arrived at Ibiver at
ma Hyni.ay oa board the aleanier
Kiiipri.., from t'uluia. At the ahab'
reiucHl the I'mpreai, tiiude the trip
river nt uliivv Hieed.
The .tenmcr waa escorted by the
Ilri'i.b rruiat'i toilutca aad Imnicr
tiilite. nml wu greeted by salutes
from the batterie at Dover and an
inipoaing niilitary ill. play.
The Khali la atiiil tc have exhibited
frcst iicrvou.ne, upon embarkina
on tbe Kmpr. at Calais for his flmt
Mia. trip.: lint he bore the journey
well, and wbru 1'rincc Arthur of tin-naii,-bt
lioarded the Kniirr. and)
greeteil btm the shnh smiled and cow
leiwrd with animation through an In
tcrpri tcr. The ahub aud I'riuc Ar
thur walked together through the
Cheerlnjr oroWda at Hover to the Lord
U'anlra hotel, where MuAiffar-rV-IlB
spent. the niht- ! :
KatOhaUe Ileal I treat Mia a-B.
Ijindon, Aug. I. A letter from
Sfii Cl'tidya Deacon, daughter of Mra.
rtflwWrd I'arfcei1 fleaenn, apwesrr in
1 tut Ittmdoo paper Monday morning,
in vvUle! the writer ak the iaier
empliatically lo cMilradfct the rumor
of an alleged If trr.Uinl betsvreo her
self and CrcrnHKriuc Frederick Wlll
Uvai, -of t.eriunor. 1 I
I '"-Stat, alter a "autd aaa. '
Oorticll, Okla., Aug. is, A mob of
nrycn Biro took Lctl lit-ed and llml
Wingo, outlnwa capliin-d recently la
a mid' on" tfie 'CsKey-Crarena gang,
frnrn the county jttlt here lata Haliir
dy night; and , truug them., up . to
terra lo force them to reveal tho
Whet-en bouts of their traders anil to
git :arrfociiation , regarding ! their
urimrs. ,.Th notlaws anally fare tho
desired Information and tbe mob rw
tttrhed ttiem to JhII, dlaappearlng p
pannttiy to rus diwra the gaag. - lat-ed
WM so bUy slrpngled that h wa
revived with diBlciiliv
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Kcw'Tork. Ai'g. 17, Anthracite at
fit) "ton 'la'ln itntsfwct hero arerd. '
hug t ' . 4 ssatiof mlawra ood.ittral.
tr.7kls. Is, of, cttirtM,,eoutlirigrnl. mm
a continuation of th strike lor a few
tttiifr." i'f "1;1'" v"'''" .a ,
KJatker VtaOa Her neaai Saa ataatsv,
'wTgnoV0kt.;1'Aitg."1S.t'Tbei (!e4
bod at, Frank liatWiM, who. eain -
kt;re rseolly .Jtcons IDinof, baa bew
found on the prairie sear Log, oy
'the'iWrttW' ttiolher: Th aoa0'it '
! death -ui-at known, j-j ---.,.1 ..-i";
,w vn,.iijitti . fi.i'.rf i;.,u .i-;ni.f
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