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THE GREAT TRUST CHARTER
Tint is Pazzling Railroad and Newspaper
Circles in New York e. -

Tint Is Pazzling Rnilroad and Newspaper
Circles In New York. l,I.a
New York, Feb. l2,-All efforts to
learn what is to be done with the great
trust charter obtained from the last
Connecticut Legislature have so far
proved fruitless. The report now comes
that it is to be utilized in the formation
OF a great railway trust to include the
Dayton, Union & Indianapolis, the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton and other
connecting roads in Indiana and Ohio,
with mileage OF something less than
1000 milea. i - {9lTT2
Russell Sage last night refused to give
any information or to either affirm or
deny the story He said he could saw
nothing at present, but would be pleased
to give information on the subject in a
day or two.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.
a Young Woman Shoots n Member of Pnr.
Lament Who WronCetl Her.

a Young Woman Shoots n Member of Par.
lament Who Wrongcd Her.
LONDON, Feb. 12.-Elizabeth Vincent.
young and attractive woman, was re-
manded at Richmond to-day on the
charge OF attempting to murder Lewis
Henry 1saacs, member OF Parliament for
Newington Walworth, in October last,
Mr.. Isaacs seduced Miss Vincent when
she was only fifteen years OF age and has
since allowed her 400 pounds a year.
The prisoner inveigled Isaacs into her
house and then ordered him to sign
number OF checks. He refused, where.
upon she shot him in the arm. The
bullet was not removed and in conse-
auence Of the wound Mr.. Isaac's fingers
are paralyzed. 80 !,
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the highest degree. From the begin.
ming TO tho last there has not been mo.
,nent when all the world might not have

ming TO tho last there has not been a mo.
ment when all the world might not have
had all the information he had. 49,
Wood then again took the stand and
becoming excited, said: II don't want
this case to close with both parties
thinking I have put up u Job on them.
The whole thing originated with that
man [pointingto Hadden]. II was bust.
ness with me. II there was any 5000
down here, l wanted part OF II. never
saw any paper but what you gentlemen
| Foraker and Hadden] impressed on my
mind. ,I..nl :
Wood went on to declare that he un.
derstood the paper was never to leave
Foraker's hand, but was to be used as a
bluff. .ig'Ia..G. -I.l 1,.I i
Mr.. Turner-Now, alter all, you know
nothing OF any ballot.box contract In
which Mr.. Campbell, Butterwortl, or
any OF tho gentlemen had anything to
do?
Woed-I don't, OF my own personal
knowledge; only through Inference got
from Haddcn and the Governor there
that those people were in it. l was Just
getting up something Hadden suggested.
They wanted buffer; Hadden did not
care about whether 1t was exactly like
tho paper or not. p \
Tnrner-Did he use the word "bluG.
err" is7T0 siT
Wood-Yes, sir, he did, He said he
wautedto get back the Topp letter. 1t
was common talk that it was out.
Governor Foraker was then interrog.
GRATED by the committee regarding the
Topp letter. He had never heard OF it
until about the time it came out.
Everything this man Says" continued
Governor Foraker, ''is US emphaticalIy
false rs can be-" Jf.lG-lF
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FoRAKER's SINCERITY q,

Gov. Foraker resumed the stand and
denounced Woods as notorious forger
and pcrjurer, and declared that he had
counted seventy-nine unqualified and
unmitigated falsehoods in his printed
testimony. Continuing, he said the
affair had been to him very bitter ex.
perience, mortifying and Illuminating in
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Superylxnr of Cenaus

Special Dispatch to the Intellloencer.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l2.-The President
to-day sent to the Senate the name Of
Thos. G. Mann, of Hinton, to be Super.
visor Of Census for the Second district
Of West Virginia, composed Of the Third
and Fourth Congressional districts. a
President Shinn and Secretary Scott OF
the State Republican League, leave here
tomorrow night for Clarksburg to at.
tend the coming convention,
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oInltrented ucr Str, C,,,,,,

NEw York, Feb. 12.-The Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children
will endeavor TO prevent the return OF the
little 5.year.old child May Collins, to her
stepmother, Mrs. Hannah Collins, Of 81
Greenwich street. 1t is claimed that
Mrs. Collins maltreated the little one in
a shocking manner. nh = = :
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Tho Socinlists Won't Strike.

BERLIN, Feb. 12.-Owing to the re-
scripts recently issued by Emperor Will.
lam to Prince Bismarck and Baron Won
Pcrlepsch, Prussian Minister OF Com
meice,in regard to the laborquestion and
his Majesty's censures OF the doings OF
the political police, the socialists have
withdrawn their decision to organize II
universal labor strike in May. ~
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Sentenced to the Pen,

SpecIal Dlspdleh 70 Ne Inltl'iycnctr. z =
srEunESvfLlE, O., Feb. T.. : John
Teeney and William schooley; under
indictment for stealing gold watch and
chain from John Dooan, on December
80, lSSs, in Bill Walkers place bere, to.
day withdrew their plea of not gnilty,
whereupon Judge Hance sentenced them
to two years apiece in the Columbus
penitcntiarY. - =
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WAsulSaroS, D. O., Feb. 49, The
House Committee on Agriculture to-day
fixed next Wednesday as the time for
beginning the hearing upon the Coneer
bill, which puts the manufacturer OF
compound lard under license and repu.
lations, the latter to be enforced by the
Internal Revenue Department. It is
expected that the hearing will be finish
ed in two or three days. ~ =
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The Woodrun Failure,

New YoRK, Feb. 12.-To.day it is es.
tlmated that the liabilities OF the firm Of
Franklin, Woodruff & Co., which failed
yesterday, will be about $500,0OO with
nominal assets enough to more than
cover that amount. 3D. ID, EiT: ~ y -
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AVAILABLE OyERCOAT,
Potter Palmer Sued for $4,000 For Its
Loss In His Hotel.

CHICAGO, Feb. 12.-Francis Duffy, a
New York newspaper advertising solici-
tor, sued Potter Palmer for SIS, 900 dam
ages yesterday for the loss OF his oyercoat,
it being stolen from peg in the Palmer
house billiard room. Fifteen thousand
dollars for an overcoat looks like big
sum, but it is not the loss of the over.
coat that the advertising man complains
of SO much. He says that in one Of the
pockets was 4 list Of newspaper adyer-
tisers with their ratings-the most COM
plete in this country-and that it was
stolen. He sues more for it's loss, placing
it's value ut Sl5.OOO. - -" o o
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At Chlcnyo.

CHICAGO, Feb. 12.-Three thousand
people tonight, at Central Music Hall
celebrated the birthday Of Abraham Lin
coin. Hon. John NJ. Thurston, Of Ne
braska, was the orator OF the evening
Rounds Of applause were repeatedly
elected by his eloquent delivery.
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Leading Cambridge Citizen Dcnd.

Special Dispatch TO The In.tEi0neer. .H
CAMBRIDGE, O., Feb. l2.-Jalnes P.
Grimes, one OF the Oldest and most
prominent members OF tho Cambridge
bar, died this evening after two days
illness of vertigo. He was born in Fay.
cite county, Pennsylvania, in 1921, and
had been n practicing lawyer here for
iorty.ive years. He was postmaster,
mayor and justice OF the peace at yari.
GUS times and ionr times prosecuting at
torney for Guernsey county; II staunch
Republican, nh enterpsising citizen and
practitioner noted for fidelity, indus.
Try and honesty. The funeral will occur
Friday,
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Dir. NIorley's Proposition,

LONDON, Feb. l2.-Earl Derby writes
that he does not object to MIR. Morley's
proposal to allow peers who resign their,
seats in the House Of Lords to become
eligible in the House OF Commons, but
these peers should be allowed to return
to the House OF Lords if they desire. 5 $
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THEY PLEAD GUILTY,
The Cronin Jury Bribers Withdraw Their
Original 'Plen.

A"e cFohlh Jury lSriDerS withdraw Their
Original Plea.
CHICAGO, Feb. l2.-When the case Of
the men indicted for attempting to
bribe the Cronin Jury was called this
morning, before Judge Waterman, the
tour remaining defendants plead guilty.
The court called them up and told them
what they were liable to in case he en-.
forced the full penalty Of the law, but
that he would hear evidence to deter
mine what mitigating or agsravating cir.
cumstances there were. They were ac.
cordingly called into the box and the
work OF securing the jury begun. Public
interest in the case has generally lessen.
ed since the flight Of Graham, who is
supposed to have been near the head oi
the conspiracy to corrupt the Jury.
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THE DEBATE ON THE RULES.
An Entertaining Dlscussi0n-Wit, Iumor
Wislon

| Ah AshtSitttutuks AlhCukbtUn-Nlt, lLumOt
Wisdom.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. lo.-The
House met at II o'clock this morning in
continuation OF yesterdays session. The
debate on the proposed code OF rules
was continued by Mr.. Dockery, Of Mis-.
souri,, in the vein Of earnest criticism.
The proposed rules, he said, would re-.
lieve Congress of the necessity OF re-
pealing taxation, ut least rs far rs the
surplus was concerned. n'''-'
Mr.. Morse, OF Massachusetts, and Mr..
Allen, OF Michigan, followed Mr.. Dock.
cry, speaking in support of the rules,
and ut the conclusion OF their remarks
tho session of Tuesday was ended and
that OF Wednesday begun. The journal
was approved in the usual manner, the
Speaker counting quorum. Mr.. Nc.
Creary, Of Kentucky; then took the floor
in opposition to the new rules.
Mr.. Caruth, Of Kentucky, said that ho
and his Democratic colleagues had dis.
covered that General Parliamentary
Law was IN autocrat, was Il tyrant, was
a God. The Speaker was omnipotent,
yet lacking in one OF the attributes OF
Omniputence-he was not the same yes.
terday, to-day and forever. [ Laughter |
He had arisen to protest and he found
his protest III the Record as follows:
MIR. Caruth-Mr. Speaker"-[ Laugh.
teri. & a5L 'iI7 2
lie had felt like the member of the
Society of the Stanislaus who "smiled a
sickly smile and curled up on the floor,
and the subsequent proceedings inter.
ested him no more" Laughter.7
lie had come to the conclusion that
the Speaker should be dosed with Col,
Mulberry Sellers eye water externally,
internally and eternally. Laughter
Mr.. Henderson, OF Iowa, said that lor
the last few weeks the country had wit.
messed scenes unequalled in the history
OF the Government. Epithets had been
hurled broadcast from the other side of
the chamber on the presiding officer.
Language which should have expelled
its users had been uttered and flashed
over the wires. Gentlemen could
not be called to account for this
language. To do 30 would be to in
volve a, trial lasting weeks, and
we, tho Republicans, were here on busi-
ness. Applause. The Speaker, rising
to the situation like a granite mountain,
had met the occasion, and calmly, grand
ly, done the duty of the hour. Zap
plause on Republican side.] After one
OF the stormy scenes he Henderson, had
heard one gentleman on the Democratic
side say to another, "Did you hear the
rebellion?" Let the gentlemen under
stand here and now that the northern
doug gh.face was an animal Of the past.
[Applause.] +..s 54,tissss
Between 1900 and 1900 persons as.
sembled in the House galleries this
evening to listen to arguments upon the
proposed code Of rules, and had the
pleasure of looking down upon about
thirty Representatives. Several mem
bers spoke on both sides. The House at
II o'clock tonight adjourned. G
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At Columbus,

y COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 12.-The Lincoln
banquet, the third annual banquet,
under the auspices Of the Ohio Republic
can League, occurred tonight and was
largely attended by distinguished Re-
publicanB from Ohio md other States.
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THE MISSOURI CRUSADE.
An Exciting sltuntion-All the Women to be

An Exciting Sltuntion-All the Women to be
~. - q .-s Arrested. p. 4
LATHRor, Mo-, Feb. 1.-THE situation
here is exciting and the women's crusade
against the saloons the only subject Of
conversation. One Of the saloon men
whose places was..demolished, has filed
an affidavit charging the seventy-five
women who participated in the crusade
with riotous conduct and conflscation OF
private property. The Prosecuting At
torney has been asked to resign, but he
refuses and says he will issue warrants
for the arrest Of everybody as fast as the
atfidavits arc filed. =, =
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LIMA, o., Feb. 12.-The religious con.
vention which has been in progress at
Bluflton, this county, closed last night.
It was the most remarkable gathering OF
its kind ever assembled in Ohio, and The
attendance was Of a most peculiar sc ct,
being collection Of Faith Cure and
Christian Scientist believers, . II.
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Killed by n Train.

DAVENPORT, IA, Feb. l2.-During the
night s. D. yelling, Of Des Moines, was
killed by being run over. His body was
found near his hotel on the railroad
track. At one time he was bookkeeper
in the Offices OF the Des Moines Roister.
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BosroN, Feb. FL. Edwin Dudley,
Secretary OF the Citizens Law and Order
League OF the United States, announces
that the eighth annual meeting Of the
League will be held in Toronto. Ont.
on the 22nd, 2Srd aud o4th inst. -
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Powell Gin, ton on tho Race Oue,t,on. Z

BosroN, Feb. 12.-Hon. William Powell
Clayton, late United States Senator
from Arkansas, addressed the Mystic
Valley Club last evening upon the race
question. His views upon the subject,
he said, differ widely from those enter.
tanned by the late Henry w. Grady.
His idea was to give perfect freedom Of
action TO- thes negroes in the South in
stead OF hampering them in many
directions as at present, and let them
Work out the solution Of the race prob
lem themselves. 80
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Got on Cl,enply.

ST. PAUL, Feb. l2.-Miss Tart, Of
White Bear Lake, will get So 900 from
Dr.. Roam, Of st. Paul, because the doc.
tor wouldn't marry her after having
promised to do 80. III NJ 80
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Llncoln's Isirthdny In New yorr

New YonK, Feb. l2.-The Republican
Club at Delmonico's tonight commem-
Grated the Slst anniversary OF the birth
day OF Abraham Lincoln. It was the
fourth annual celebration and there was
a very large gathering OF members.
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TERSE TELEGRAMS.
'laine has resumed Ills official

Mr.. Blaine has resumed bis official
The House Committee on Territories
As decided to report iavorably the bill
to admit Wyoming as a State.
A volcanic eruption in Japan lifted of
the top OF Mount Zoo. Only one life was
was destroyed. ~. -
A general strikeis threatened through
out the Alabama coal region involving
thousands Of miners, and NAV cause tbe he
shutting down of fifteen or twenty blast
furnaces. e : al ''85ls.i i.
Douglass Green, the New York stock
broker who was married to Mrs. Smell
McCrea, daughter of the murdered Chi.
cago millionaire, under scandalous cir
cumstances, resigned from his firm
1reen q bateman) at the request Of his
partners because he refused to deny the
story, E n ..ll11' a : -. ! =,
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z Charleston Delegates To clnrksburr,

Special Dlspatch TO tae inttuigenctr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. ETH,
following delegates will leave here to-
morrow morning to attend the third
annual meeting Of the State League O.
Republican clubs at Clarksbury: j. S
Mcdonald, John F. Rowan, NJ. b. Reber
A. +: Gibbens, $. G. Burdett, Steele
HAWKING. .. Fl. Payne, Jas. S. Atkinson
Shannon Brannen, James NJ. Goddard
a. II. Malone, A. Burlew and Del
Upton. 1a
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PARIS, Feb. l2.-Thc American SQUAD
ron OF evolution arrived ut Villefrauche
last night. 4 -
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DIED.

sTUFF-At Bridgeport, Ohio, on "Wednesday
evenlpg. February IL, 1890, nj 10 oclocE.
LuLu. daughter OF John ". and Jane stun
aged Ayehrs, months and q days. '
Funeral notice hereafter.
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PlttsburEh, West Virginia md Potts Valley
e. 1s s 9..a - Ikond rss.sz + INfsa 's rs tHIt I

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. ia bill was
introduced in the Legislature to-day to
incorporate the Pittsburgh, Yves. yir.
ginia and Potts Valley railroad with a
capital stock OF $40, 900 900. 5, lf7,. '3'.1 :.
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Tho first spngerfest concert at New
Orleans will DO u great success. Dele
gates from all parts OF the Union are
arriving. ,Nl3 IA
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IN THE SENATE.

Reorganization OF the BRAZILIAN Republic by
ts the United States Senate.
WASHINGTON. Feb. l2.-The Senate
unanimously passed tho resolution con-
graduating the people Of Brazil on the
formation OF republican form OF
government. The resolution, inviting
the King Of the Hawaiian Islands to
select delegate to the Pan-American
Congress. was also passed. At 1850,
the Senate went into executive session.
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Capital Notes.
49,

Special Dispatch 10 the lnteI'QenceT. a-s ST.
CuARLEsroS, W. Va, Feb. 12.-Mrs.
Henry S. Walker rendered IN elegant
ladies' reception from Sto 8 o'clock this
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Governor
Fleming and Mrs. Governor Wilson,
scores Of ladies calling during the after.
noon. IL Ssi l-i. ss3.5g = j
Major ]. 9. Anderson, who has been
seriously i'll ut the Hotel Rufner, is able
to be out.
The fight for the secretaryship Of State
is waxing warm and no one can predict
with safety who will obtain the coveted
prize, although the general opinion
seems to be that Ohley, Of Fairmont,is in
the lead. Z, y 81 3;.iS
The appropriation bill was sent back
TO the House by the Senate to-day with
numerous amendments, which will
probably be concurred in at to.morrow'a
session. 81 ~: u, q /. '
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WITH SMILING FACES. E

Mr.. Sprigg was delegated to commune
cate to the Senate and shouldered
the bill ofsixty.eight pages Of engrossing
paper and started to the other side oi
the Capitol, followed by dozen mem
bers with smiling faces to witness the
burial OF the bill, for it is certain the
Senate will never pass it.
Engrossed House bill No. 9, to pre-
vent the creation of trusts, was then
taken up, but failed to pass, after which
the House adjourned until tomorrow.
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Noes-Archer, Aultz, Bryte, Casio,
Davies, iDuval, Gluck, Hill, Kirk,
Kitchen, McC Comb, Meador, Meyer, Min.
ter, Moore, Orr, Parrish, Smith, St.
Clair. Stearne, Stone, Stuck, Thayer,
Weber and Williams-25.
Absent and not voting-Bandy, Black
more, Duxton, Dorr, Ford, Gibson, JUS
tice, Kee, Mayer, McClung and Peck-Il.
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TALK OF INFANTS.

WHsA DosSAhHxAasuaGS-sf Babies Me-
ii1'pi1e;~" ooms HnSolligiblsF tr' - -
, Tie Listsasr,of the Boston Tram
SCRIPT mehtious thu case Of Q t0nd
mother of bis acQaaintSncs who had .
remaskable baby who,t the mother IN
sists, says Mammals little girl" 90 dis
tSuctly that anybody in the world could
make Il out And this IL che way, Ox-
actly, that the baby prOnounces tt:
..''Lubble, lhbtde, hubble"
This Is notnsarly such plAin English
Is that used by . friend OF tho LiSten-
ere, now Q man and an honest and Gble
one, who. ~hsn ne was two -yearb ola
mysttded the members Of his family BY
aiiinR. OutinIthe Imperative mood;
,"BtkiA baxit, Gl6xitT"
An gsthersa .ppAd and tried4hArd -
make 0ut what .the yoankstsr liAan&
But. az .neik definite statetneli, s6as
-thsy o6dldECt Dat o. him %TSh aBtElG
hGxi+ 9oxit ..seAk lAsl. By dtnt. o. :
gocR aeAbeg lGhtH7nins, thS; 0hill eOt
thenh &at0 the: o Ezt sd .in&ic6te1 .
particular pakfs ittaad' thea III -
marx rranslatid iesEf - fAeu. VIVA
hs.uisaut tO-S wl; @Lvsath blsOaiA
In ASbasks'fa 90 elcsftr'
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DISCRIMINATING SHOT.


Ht'was soAAu1hA - 20 int . Dssr.sk NGEss
49,: o OalG
The Following story,is. told Ola couple
'Cf sportbGseR uby- ithA16t, Louis Glbber
'DemeNFat. NMSdr names-WorO HSamap
and Cowau, and both were excellent
shots; and not Q little given TO boasttng
Of Shei1 sar1H. One dey they WenS on .
deer huntA1S expedition, and. after get
ting ints the woods whore they expeSted
to hnd deer, they separated. Shortly
after Hoffman heard Cowan's gun fred
OF; he immediately went over 10 the
spot where. he heard the shot, expect
ing to he obliged to help Cowan TO
hang up deer. He found COwan very
busy loading his gun. and shonted out:
"HAllo, COwSnl What did yoush6ot ct
Just now?"
"None o your business' Go along
over Che htllr'
Surprised at this short and CruSty an
swer, Hoffman looked around and dis
covered calf among tho bushes. Again
he cried out: 49, .,:
;, ~7SsssCOmns>aa4 you shoot - that
oAlf9'' "a.,
'sXe& l'did; outfits none Q yOurbusi-
nessF' ~
'"Why, what made goa ShOot aAitf"
81 took Il for deeE."'
"Well, did you hititS"
vNo; I missed itF' -.
"How aid you miss itf''
"IwHsn't quito sure that tt wasn't .
calf"
"You are Q pretty sportsman" 70
Joined Hoffman, ITO shoot 1t . calf for .
deer, and miss It OF that.
Don't make . fool Of yourself" re-
jOlned .Cowan. Il shot att justso e. 70
hit It Is II was . deer and miss I'll Il
was q calf"
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LOWELL NEWS.
by ''ANoN.''


Our school opened Monday with
Arthur Maroney as principal. His
sister Alice came with him and will
attend school here the coming year.
-Dr. a. Z. Brook spent the first OF
this week with friends at Opolis.--
Mrs. L. j. Lcggclt and children re-
turned Monday from visit with rcla-
tives near Dayton, Mo.-Mrs. Nora
Carr is back from Missouri aud will
remain for the present with her sister,
Mrs. Vickers.-r. w. Murray went
ca Weir City with u wind engine this
Week.-Mrs.. 5. Anderson, one Of
our old residents, entered the ranks OF
happy natroms last Saturday. The
groom is a stranger to ms, but we are
told he is u farmer from near Wichita.
The happy couple were married in the
Indian territory and Immediately left
over land for their western home
Friends meeting next Sabbath at ii
o'c;ock.- Master Arthur FulEersOn
Of Montana Sundayed with friends at
Lowell.