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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
AN ANGRY MOB
- ---u
Organizes in New Philadel-
phia Last Night
10 Deal Out Justice to Two
Men
Who FlendlShly Assaulted q Justus,
stark County, Woman.
They Arc Taken From the Jail and
brought 70 Canton This Morning.

At o'clock this morning Sheriff
Bowers, OF Tusoarawas county, arfi ged
In Canton with three pTlROnera In u
covered wagon aud placed them In
Sheriff Lelnlnger'a charge,
The men were James Mcmillan and
Harry Wells, charged with faping
Margaret Race, OF Justua near here, Il
lady 80 Yeas OF age, A cOlOred man
named Edward Banks, who was In Jail
at New Philadelphia on II charge OF
rape, was with them,
Last night mob was organized at
Uhfichsyille aud New Philadelphia for
the purpose OF taking tho men out and
lynching them,
The rnmor Of the approaching lynch.
Ing spread rapidly aud both towns were
excited, Men gathered In the streets
aud IL was feared nothing could save
the men In jail from being lynched by
tho excited crowd.
sheriff BOwera was one Of the first 10
hear OF the mob being organized and at
once called u closed carriage aud took
the three men out OF the jail and start,
Cd for Canton.
In the excitement and the fear OF be.
ing pursued by the iniuriated mob,
Sheriff Bowers got on the wrong road
and after driving thirteen miles out Of
his way arrived NJ Magnolia, From
there h0 came direct " Canton arriving
here shortly before Z o'clock,
The crime for which Wells and Nc,
Millen were arrested, was committed
last Thursday night NJ the Bland house
In New Philadelphia,
Margaret Race n well known lady Of
Justus, this county, missed the north
bound train on the q, i, Il w road and
went 10 the Bland House, where she
registered and was shown u room.
The lady retired early aad about II
o'clock no night her room was entered
aud she was assaulted In u most hend.
iBh manner.
When the affair became known on
the streets the town was all excited aud
many swore vengenCe on the perpetra.
tors Of the horrible crime, In case they
we're captured,
Sunday morning Harry Wells, q
bparder NJ the Bland llouoe, and James
MCMlllen, the bartender NJ the same
hotel, were arrested for the crime.
Monday they were given u hearing
and bound over 10 court TO answer TO q
charge Of rape.
Edward Banks, the oolOred man, has
been In Jail for sometime TO answer to
q charge OF rape, and the feeling was
40 intense that II was feared he would
also be lynched II the moo got into the
jail,
A reporter called at the jail this
afternoon and saw Harry Wells who
gave his side Of the story, He aysthat
the crime was committed by Albert
Bland u son Of the proprietor Of the
hotel and that neither himself or Nc
MILAN had anything to do with IT,
lie says that after the crime was
committed he showed the woman out
OF the hotel and took her TO the Gilsey
House, where she passed the night,
Wells says young Bland has left for
parts unknown, but does not know II
the officers are after him or not,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
NapOleOnlc Mack Fixing Himself For
the Future,
A SERIOUS Condition OF Affairs In Crete
Earthquake This Morning,
THE NAPoLHoNIo MAC,
He 10 Fixing Himself For Future
Glory,

WV" Wv f''N FNH'N'fl
WARRINGTON, July 8O-Major Nc,
kinley, who IL now In the city, IL max
ing very extensive calculations on
seat In the United States Senate, This
Ia bed rock, A politician Of national
prominence and member Of large
corporation, u man 10 whom the Little
Napoleon" Ia very friendly, talked with
him to-day on this subject and sail this
evening 10 Plain Dealer oorreapon-
dent that Mckinley fully expected 10 DO
the next Ohio Senator In case tho legia-
lature Ia Republican, Major Mckinley
will not openly announce himself 40
candidate because such an not would
ruin his apeakerahp chances and In
event OF the Legislature being Demo
cratic ho viii have that TO fall back
upon, lle Ia posing 90 u hafmonlZer Of
the Ohio factions, and by entering the
campaign this fall with enthusiasm and
Ostensibe dlaintereatednOaa for the sue
cess Of his party, he will win the graft.
tude Of both wings and the praises Of
Republicans NJ large aud then, II there
should be Republican majority In the
legislature, u coup detat VIII place the
coveted prize IN his hands. Everything
seems TO oonaplre for the successful
oonsumation Of McKinleya hopes.
Sherman remembering MeKinleya
good offices NJ Chicago, 10 friendly
TO him and would doubtless pre-.
for him TO any other Rrpub.
llcan colleague This falls work ID OK.
pected TO earn the support Of the Fora.
ker machine, aud thus Mckinley win
accomplish the difficult feat Of yoking
Sherman and Foraker together and
driving them In double harness, But.
terworth has packed his grip and gone
to Europe thus putting an end 10 his
aspirations In the senatorial line, FOs.
teris sulking with Sherman and Fora.
ker ON his side, Bultorworth cold aud
Foster Indifferent Mckinley has no
one 10 fear except perhaps llalstead
aud Grosyenor aud they are small po.
tatoes, Mekinley has hist eye on se0tl In
thesenate Willie get any other art Of
hio anatomy thereY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
TELEGRAPH SPARKS.


Electricity will soon run Toledo
street cars
Greenyille, Pa, is reaching out for u
big iron plant,
Mahoning county pedagogues are In
annual session.
Erie Is full of nomadic bands, made
up of desperate men,
Ex.City Comptroller Arbuckle, Erie
has died from paralysis.
Destructive rain storm leyeled down
grain near Upper Sandusky,
NJ. ID. Skeels has been appointed
postmaster NJ Mineral Point,
George FOrlney fell against q saw ut
Marion Leaves widowed mother
Madame II, l., Diss do Barr, the Spirit
ualstic fraud, has entered u Brooklyn
convent.
Cleveland clothing statesmen number
LOOM an association. stores may close
at q p. m.
Fire consumed the barn Of Newton
Rector at Uircleylle, Loss over insnr'
a. ce, 81 800.
The shah Of Persia bade the Queen
goodbye yesterday, being about to
leave England.
Pennsylvania Republican State
League win meet IN Pittsburg Sep
tember n and 20.
The Veteran Memorial Association,
capital stock $4,000, has been inc0r'
pOrated at Alliance.
AI0n2o Lyons, Salvation Armyist,
has been arrested for aSsaulllng Two
young girls NJ Wheeling
Sardine8 poisoned Elmer Bell, two
children and visitor NJ Greenyllle,
Pa. Recovery doubtful,
Game rooster assaulted three year
old Ella Mans at Marietta. Mother
and heavy club saved child.
RumOred that the Standard on Com.
pany has u corner on wax candles aud
chewing gum NJ Franklin, Pa.
Western Penitentiary near Pitts
burg will, Thursday, set machinery and
COnVicts at work making brooms.
Rev. Driver, assistant Of Evangelist
Moody, was gored by an angry bull ut
Portland, Ore. Arm ripped u foot,
OnlCer Sylvester L. Fish, Of Chicago,
was fatally shot early yesterday morn.
ing while trying to arrest supposed
burglars.
Tie Society Of the Army Of the Ten.
nessee will hold It's twenty'secOnd AN
nual meeting at Cincinnati, o., on Sep
tumber 2b and 20,
The Mexican press is attacking the
Chinese immigration scheme. The ne.
grOes are not receiving concessions to
immigrate TO Mexico.
Nellie Ludwig, Cleveland, went to n
dance and later was lured TO n hotel by
her male companion and two friends
They'll get into trouble,
The Civil Service Commission has
decided TO exempt from examination
clerks Of steamboats, who also acJ in
the capacity of postal clerks.
Leopold Gensberger, Of Boyert0wn,
Pa, who Is SO years old,is cutting a new
tooth which is just visible, About 40
years ago he says he had new tooth
The New York World will present
the New York mother who has the
greatest number of living children with
800 in gold, $50 and $50 for second
and third.
Patrick Gallagher, 67, Detroit, missed
u pipe he had owned for twenty-five
years and rashly asked God to paralyze
It's holder. Died twelve hours after
and superstitious Detroiters became
doubly alarmed upon finding the pipe
in the lining Of Gallagher's coat. One
child dead and Others dying.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
saraaparlla, The experience OF others
IL sufficient assurances that you will not
DO disappointed In tho result
A SPICY LETTER
From Private palsell That VIII Terror
ize tho "Hypooritea Of He'll"

lHe lhe "hypoerlleH oi hell'
New YORK, July 8s,-Ispeeial 1.-The
Sun prints spicy letter from Private
DalZall, dated Caldwell, Ohio, and II IL ~
follows; "IO THE EDITOR or THE SUN
Sir conspiracy exists 10 down Cor
pOral Tanner, the best friend the
soldiers ever had In the Pension ONCE,
except Gen, Black, know II, aud all
about II " exists and 10 NJ work 10
OuBt him and replace him with some
soldier Of higher rank, The martinet6
have been indignant ever since Pfeal'
dent Harrison had tho courage 10 obey
the command OF the Boys In Blue aud
place Tanner at the head OF the Pen
sion Bureau, They have kept tho press
buzzing with repOTta Of his indiaCfbtion
ana extravaganza from tho llfat day he
took charge OF pension, They follow
him, dog his footsteps like aleuth'
hounds, ana are determined that he
shall give way 10 s0me big General
who don't care q baWbee for as THIS
IN the object OF their malicious peraeCu'
ton Of Tanner They say he gives ua
too much pension
"ln heavens name, whatY Say II
over slowly spell II out woId by word
ye hypOCrltea OF hell, 'liepublicana
charge their Pension Commissioner
with granting 10 much penaionH Tell
II not In Gath, Whisper II not on the
atreeta OF Askelon, lest the Democrats
revlle you and the soldiers deapiae you
for knayea aud hypOori.ea, Ia this sign
alone We won the campaign aud elected
Gen. Harrison expressly on tho promise
OF larger pensions, This alone elected
Harrison; nothing else,
"Let Tanner redeem the promise, n
ho will, aud Congress follow SUIT, or the
Republican party must die In disgrace
for betraylng lts poorest, noblrat, and
most worthy supporters, the soldiers,
"fhis persecution viii fall, The con-
RplraCy dare not be contaminated,
When II comes 10 SEQ the storm Of in
dignation aud wrath II hag excited by
itS malice aud Jealousy, bg the time We
meet nj Milwaukee II viii sneak away
and hide Itself from the vengeance
with which We would destroy II from
the face Of Gods earth
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

Tho Only Big Show 10 DO Horo This Year
Ia John RobinBon'a 10 Big Shows Com
binod, and tho Dato viii bo at Canton,
Tuesday, August 18th.
IL will not come n day sooner or later
II never divides but always exhibits just
the same in small villages as In small
towns, II never decelves by false mis-
representation or exaggerated bills, but
VIII exhibit everything pictured and
described. II 10 the biggest show on
earth and has more acts, actors, feat
ures and novelties than any 10 shows
on earth. Four monster II. II, trains
with big engines TO transport IL. 90
cages and dens, its 81 sun.brlght chari.
OTIS, its 800 horses, It's 100 ponies and dS0
people. The parade is Q solid miles of
glitterlng gold and enamel, and cost
100000. II takes place each day at 10
o'clock u, m.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
A SUCCESSFUL REVOLUTION

In Croto.'pho tulandora Revolt Against
tho Tax Tributes Of tho Sultan Of Tur-
koy,
LONDON, July 3l,-Dlspatches from
Crete this morning indicate q serious
condition Of affairs there, The whole
island is said TO bo In revolt with all
the principal towns In full possession
Of the insurgents. Crete is an island
80 miles long IN the Mediterranean Sea
and belongs 20 Turkey.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
HORRIBLE.
A Canton Watch Factory Girl Ruined,
Deserted and Diseased,
AT Columbus by Formor Hnmpdon
Workman.-How Ho Bntiood
uor Away,

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 30.--[Special,l
"A sixteen.yearold girl from Canton,
Ohio, tells q pitiful story. Her name Is
Stella Miller. She worked In the
Hampden Watch Factory at Canton,
where she met Charles Hager, She says
no told her she could get larger wages
IN Columbus nj the watch factory here,
She came TO this city with him, and was
inyelglod into Matte Carter's house Of
shame, where Bhe was dlehonored. This
happened several months ago. Now,
ruined, deserted and diseased, she asked
theauthorlties for transportation home.
IL was furnished.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Serious Accident AZ North 1awronoo.

Serious Accident at North Lawrence.
CANAL FULTON, July 3d. Edward
Mullen and William Dixon were injur.
cd ut noon yesterday while engaged In
blasting rock In the MinglewoOd coal
mine at North Lawrence. A fuse fail.
cd TO ignite at the proper time and
when the men returned TO remove IL IL
exploded, the contents Aying In the face
Of Mullen, perhaps rendering him blind
and bearing away the greater portion
Of his left hand,so that HmputOtIon was
necessary, He was otherwise injured
but may recover. Dixons hurts are
not gerloug.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Rain and Eloods In pennunlynnin.

EAsroN, Pa, July 3l.-lSpeciol T.
Rain has fallen here continually since
Monday, and the situation is growing
very serious from high water The
river here and all streams In the vclni-
ty are rising rapidly. All mills are
closed and navigation is stopped.
Trains are delayed ON all roads by land.
slides, washouts and flooded trucks.
The people are very much alarmed, as
the rain is still falling.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

for twenty years continuously, and Ia
popular, honest aud u square, open
lighter, Reed has II strong personal
following and could probably cast q
larger vote on the lirat ballot than any
OF the others, But he can hardly win,
la the last resort the administration
will be for anybody but Reed, Mckin'
10y IL perhaps losing caste 90 far aa hla
popularity In concerned but aa the
prince Of high prOteetlOnlhts he has
been chosen 10 represent the admins
tratiOn, This 10 partly due 10 his ultra
prOteotionlat views but principally 10
tho fact that no In the strongest man
10 pit against Reed lie IL selected
IN the hope that he can rally
the west 10 his support, IL Ia not out
OF any particular love Mr.. Harrison
bears Mckinley that this honor Ia 10 be
conferred upon him, lle has been &c.
lecled simply tor his running qualities
just as u turfman aeleclaa horse for lla
"pOinta," There ialitlle or no aentl
ment IN the choice, Reed must be beat
on NJ all hazards, This IN Blaine'a
ultlmatum not llarlla0na, for IN this
matter Blaine In the power behind the
throne, Blaine aud Reed are enemies,
They do not even make show OF
friendship and II has been many years
since they have spoken. Blain tried u
defeat Tom Reed twice for tbs nOmina'
tiOn 10 congress but each time without
success, This time, however Blaine
carries very long pole and he does not
intend 10 fail, II Mckinley 70 elected,
however, Reed will undoubtedly 90 10
the head Of the ways ana means corn,
mittee and Cannon viii be chairman OF
tho appropriation committee, II any
body except Mckinley ls elected (andit
will not be Reed Mckinley viii be
chairman OF the ways and means com
mlttee. The administration support
would give him that II his prominence
In the cause did not entite him 10 II,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Took First Prize.

The State board Of pharmacy recent
ly analyzed twelve of the most popular
IN order to see whether they
were what they were recommended to
be, After two weeks of careful work,
they awarded the Drst prize, n gold
medal, to Messrs. A. p, 0rdway u Co,
of Sulphur Bitters, IL being
In their opinion the best and only strict
ly pure blood purifying medicine in the
Chemist.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
nlod nt ono Hundred md ono.

FINDLAY, o., July 3O--Zebedlah Lee
died in Orange township, this county,
today aged one hundred and one years,
two months and ten days, He was born
in FarQuier county, Virginia, May 30,
1888, and had been married three times,
his descendents reaching into great
grand children. Lee had been resi-
dent Of Ohio over three quarters Of a
century and at his death was without
doubt the Oldest person in the State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
KENTUCKY MURDHRBRs
NaBD
one Laughs and tho Other Asks What's
tho Matter,

one Laughs and tho Other Asks What's
tho Matter
LouIsytLLE, Ky, july 3l,-lSpeoial.1
Charles Dilger and Harry Smart two
murdorers, were hanged here this smorn.
ing Smart laughed ~ ho stepped on
the fatal door The rope was cut NJ
60i q, m, and both men shot through
the trap, smart died instantly Dil.
ger slipped through the rope, the moose
catching him over the chin aud no was
drawn up until his shoulders came
through the trap The deputies again
pulled him upon the scallold, took u
new rope and when the moose was nd.
justed DIlger asked, "whOts the mat.
terY' when he was told the rope had
slipped, he replied, "this shows that /
should not de" The trap was again
sprung and he was successfully gtrang.
lpd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
THE MOUNTAIN AIR
Making aroat Changes in Mrs. MoKln-
loy'B Health.


WASHINGTON, July 30.-[Special, l.
Major Mckinley, Of Canton, who has
been sojourning at Somerset, Pa, with
his wife for several weeks, dropped into
the city. He asserts that he is not here
on political mission, and that he came
because he could not resist the tempta.
tion Of spending q few hours on his old
stamping ground. lie returns to Som.
erset tomorrow. Major Mckinley says
the mountain air has wrought marked
improvement in his wife's health and
he will rusticate month longer before
assuming the arduous duties Of states
manship. He expects TO do some cam
paigning In Ohio this fall and naturally
does not hesitate to venture the opin.
ion that the Republican ticket will be
elected Mckinley expressed himself
as perfectly satisfied with the outlook
for his success in the Speakership con-
test
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

IT Won't BAKE BREAD.--In other
words, Hoods Sarsaparilla will not do
impossibilities. Its proprietors tell
plainly what it has done, submit proofs
from sources of unquestioned reliabili
ty, aud ask you frankly If you are suf-
fcring from any disease or affection
caused or promoted by impure blood or
low state Of the system, to try Hoods
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
LATEST FROM THE FRENCH
lllootiona.--0on, Doulangor Appears 10 bt
LoainR nla Qrlp.

Lo6ing Hia Grip,
PARIS, France, July 20.-Returna are
stil incomplete from yesterdays elec
tions for members Of Councils General,
According 10 the Petit journal Gen,
Boulanger has been elected In seven
teen Cantons, while Reuters dispatches
make him successful In only eleven,
Officers Of the JournOl-LoPresae were
visited yesterday by the police who
made u thorough search Of the premises
and seized several letters addressed TO
Gen, B0ulanger,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Wantnd uin Hanging Priyntn.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 30,--[Special,l
Charles Dilger, one Of the murderers
sentenced TO be hanged tomorrow, ut.
tempted suicide during the night by
drawing u handkerchief tightly around
his neck. He was found unconscious
this morning,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Arc You Gong

to travel2 If so, you must be very care
ful of your health, or your doctors bills
will cost you more than your travelling
expenses A bottle Of sulphur Bitters
will protect you from all sickness Incl.
dent to change Of climate Evening
Telegram.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
eomo Noinhln .pnlaonrnrn.

New York, July 3l.-ISpecial.l-- l.
Among passengers arriving today by
the steamship "City of Paris" were
Murat llalstead, Mrs, j. W. Mackey
Admiral Case U, N, aud Toney Pastor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
AmorIonn HORN hi Luols.

MARSHALL, No. July 3O.-lSpecial l..
Information has just been received that
the estate Of muu named Fisher, who
died In Germany some years ago,
to S5l 100000, Will be diyid'
ed among seveuty.twO American heirs,
Twenty-Five live IN this county aud
several in Illinois,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Harthouako In Japan.

YOKOHAMA, July 8O,-ISpeclal IA
dispatch received today from Naga-
saki, states that u dreadful earthquake
has occurred In the western portion Of
the island of INVERSION, The town Of
Kumamote was destroyed, A great
number Of people perished and q yast
amount of property was also destroyed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Fornnt Flrnn m Montnna.

FoRT BENTON, Montana, July 20
Especial, l-EXJrnsiye forest llres are
raging In the mountains aud all along
the Missouri river, for many miles
below here. There Is great alarm for
the loss of life aud thereis certain to be
great destruction Of property.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

The best selected stock Of furniture
at honest prices at J, l.. Arnold q Cos,
successors to Geo. Sharer n Bro "a
North Market street. Professional un-
dertaking specially,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Wants tho World Fair.

CHICAGO, July 3O,-lSpecial, Mayor
Creger last night appointed commit
tee Of two hundred and ninety two lad
ing citizens 70 take the proper steps 10
secure the world fair for this city In
1899. The list consists Of United States
Senators, Congressman, Judges and Of
licials and prominent business men,
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soANDALoUs REPUBLICAN AFFAIR Ar
CANTON.
TOO MUCH ILLEGAL VOTING, WHICH
BRINGS ON THE RACKET.
CHAIRMAN WHITING, or THE COUNTY
COMMITTEE, BADLY USED up.
A SPLIT IN THE PARTY RANKS PRE-
DICTED BECAUSE or THE DIS
GRACEFUL PROCEEDINGS or
TIE DAY.
Especial DlnpAtch 70 tho IinQulTst)

Especial Dispatch 70 tho Enqulror)
CANTON, ONO, July 27--The Re-
publican primary election for county
candidates. was held here to-day and
wound up In q free-for.all fight, fur
nishing the greatest scandal that ever
transpired NJ an election IN this city.
The light has been bitter one on the
offices OF sheriff, commissioner and
clerk of courts, the factions OF each
candidate Tesortlng 10 the most unscru'
pulous methods TO secure votes. Dem.
ocrats by the hundred voted openly at
the primary, some Of them not even be-
ing residents of the city, while tempor'
airy sdjourners In town were voted by
rival candidates without question.
This thing went on oil day, and 10 q
consequence u very large vote was
polled,
TROUBLE WAS BREWING
All afternoon and came TO d head this
evening, when q man named Anderson
walked into the polling place In the
basement of the Court House and at
tempted TO deposit his vote. IL was
challenged and u row commenced.
Jack Dine and Jake Farley, two Re-
publican heelers and all.round toughs,
were chgmpioning rival factions. One
wanted 10 vote Anderson aud the other
objected. Words led TO blows, and u
light resulted, There was terrible
uproar, and in the midst Of II Chairman
Whiting, Of the Republican County
Committee, was dragged into the room,
naylig been taken from his supper
cable Hel was wanted 10 peace
maker, hut his presence
MADE MATTERs WORSE.
On attempting to speak he was charged
WIN Deing a bolter and OF having
scrapped Republican tickets ut the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Toxnn Tovor playIns nnvoo with cnttlc.

ToxnB FoVor PIaying HhVoo WIN UhIIIo'
WINFIELD, Kan, July 30,.-[Special,
--Cattlelnen from Indian Territory TO.
port that Texas fever is playing havoc
among the cattle IN that territory,
They stated that hundreds Of cattle
were dying In Oklahoma,
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An InfAnt Indood.

0TsEoo, N. Y, July 30.-[Special,l i
Mrs, John Potter, who resides here, has
given birth to baby whose weight is
less than two pounds while 1t measures
about ten inches In length and less than
three across the shoulders.