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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-05-16
Died,

On Saturday, May 10 at one O'Clock
q. M, at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. J. s. Turner, just south of lola,
Mrs. Sarah I. Howe, in the 18th year
of her age.
The funeral services were held al
the residence at three o'clock on SUM-
day afternoon, and were conducted
in an impressive manner by Rev. w
w. Blalock, of the Christian church
of which church the deceased had beer
a devoted member. Mrs. Howe was
most highly esteemed by those among
whom she associated and the attend.
ance upon the last sad and solemn: rites
was unusually large.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-05-16
Card of Thanks.

We wish to tender our sincere
thanks TO the good people of lola, Rock
creek and elsewhere, who have so
freely given their assistance, and kind
coincidence In our late bereavement,
assuring them that they shall ever
i've with pleasantness in our memory.
ID. b. FINCH, Pastor Of Bronson
circuit of the L. B. G. Church.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-05-16
Warning.

AT the last meeting of the A. H. T.
A. No. a, the following resolution was
passed: That all persons using dy-
Mantle in the Neosho river or its trib-
utaries, are hereby warned that il it
Is continued they viii be prosecuted
TO the fuH extent of the law.r
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-05-16
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHING HOUSE
Anderson & DeClute.
Established in 1871

We pay no rent. We buy goods from first hands for
cash. and have the advantage of the very best discounts the
trade because OF it. We have advantage of thirty years
Perience in buying and selling goods line and
the benefit OF all this to customers thereby nsung you
your purchases for the very least money possible
Fair DEALING reliable goods and small margins 10 what
has made our business successful,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-05-16
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
From Register Reporters-What Is being
Done Throughout The County Events
and Gossip of the Week.
SEND IN YOUR NAMES.

hope that every correspondent who expects
to attend the picnic, and with whom have no
already spoken, will send in his name land tn,
number Of him. within the next ten days
Enough have already been heard from to insur,
very pleasant reunion. The program ba
been arranged and we are going to have a joll,
time Crs
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-05-16
Eczema, Itchy. Sealy, Skin Trotreus

The simple application of SwAYNE's
OINTMENT without any internal medS
icine will cure any case Of letter, Salt
Rheum. Ringworm, Piles, Itch, Sores,
Pimpies, Eczema, all Scaly, Itchy
Skin Eruptions, no matter how obsti.
nate or long standing. 1t is potent,
effective and costs but Q trifie.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-05-16
SPRING SUMMER CLOTHING

Our line Of Spring and Summer Clothing is nearly all
and show you very handsome sungs Prince
Aberts -Four Button Getaways and Sacks In cheap suits
our $3.50 to IS. 90 suits have easily taken the lead
We need only to mention the fact that still make a
specially of the Gesecke Boot and Shoe and the
Overall. You know what these goods are
For good reliable and fitting white Shirt aunded
and unlaundried buy the Cold and Silver
In Hats and Caps, Gloves, Hose, Suspenders Collars
Scarfs, Ties &c., &c.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-05-16
Warning.

Notice is hereby given that any one
giving or selling my son, Ollie, tobacco,
cigars or cigarettes, will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
Mrs. ID, A, GIyLER.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-05-16

THTS papEp may b: ,tnr I'd on nle at ESQ
4AAO I h1 GxS p. Rowe & Cos Newspaper
Advertising Bureau Spruce Sci wnere advertising
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-05-16
RIVERSIDE ICE CO.

EgLeave orders with III. w. Ewing
at DIR. s. Tozer's office, G. +. Merriman
at Leland stables, and at Kreuter 4
Krueger's meat market.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-05-16
/ G b!

Engage your ICE for the sea-
son of the
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-05-16

spoke pleasantly and instructively
about "The Early English drama. -
8eginn ng with the miracle plays by
which the first English priests sought
to impart religious instruction to the
rude and ignorant laymen the speaker
traced the drama through the various
stages of its development until it cul-
minated in the marvellous prod
of the myriad-minded Shakespeare.
The essay showed much research and
careful study and was in every way
highly creditable.
Miss Pearl Arnold followed with a
neatly written essay on "Bells.D As
sociations that certain objects call to
our minds are frequently dearer than
the things themselves. Bells have
been used from the most ancient times
and have been employed in such var
led ways that they have innumerable
associations for US. And the same
bell may speak in the most widely diff
fering tones. The church bell calling
men to prayer ON quiet Sabbath
morning, may speak only of peace and
rest, while the same bell clashing out
liz the middle of the night as an alarm
of fire may fill US with terror. 1t was
a simple subject but a great deal was
made out of it and it won the sppreci-
alton of the audience.
"Civil Government, a growth, !" was
the subject of thoughtful and well
delivered address by Carl A. Wisner.
Everything of real worth is the result
of long growth, The great med Of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

been placed in care Of that company
sealed by the L. $ Consul at that port
and forwarded TO their destination in ths
I United States. nni this practice acqui
,sccd in by the Dcpartms Mt, in % far thai
the east ans OH siais at the frontier portl
Of arrival respected the consular seals and
sllo~sd the cars to :, forward vi hout en-
try and examination of their contents II the
seals were found intact
am Of the opinion that il wss the Intent
Of the Law to eennne the privilege of the
consular seal TO cars con,aini,fg the mer-
chaniise of contiguous county. and that
such privilege does not extend to cara con
tanning merchandise landed in acontigaoas
country for transit through it to the unitei
States. In this, the view of the la~ 10 in
contemplation 10 restrict tie privilege to
cars containing the merchandise of = con
tieoos country. am sduised by the res-
soa of the fact that suitable facilities ART
not available at Port Huron, Mich, for
trsnsscting the transportation business Of
the Grand Trusk railroad company. which
has its terminus at Per, SsrniA, Ont, and
authority wss given some years ago for
loading. scaling and manitesting ears At
Port Sasd,s, with castoms officials Of the
united States being ass sned TO the super
vision Of the business.
Authority for the practice appears to have
been given by regulations OF March 80
1916. governing the transportation OF
merchandise to, from and through British
possessions in North America under the
laws and tr,a'y of Washington existing At
that time. Whether the abrogstion of cer-
tain articles of the treaty require such a
change Ia thc regulations 10 a subject nov
receiving the attention of the department.
| am not prepared to state that the practice
referred TO operates to prevent the proper
enforcement of the Interstate commerce
law or the safety of revenue is jeopardired
there by.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07
Shipment OF Merchandise in Bond
Over Canadian Railroads.

Secretary Windom. today. sent to tRs
Senate letter In aasrer b, the Culion
resolution. calling for information regssd-
ing the shipment in bobd of merchandise
between the Atlantic and Pacific poit, owe,
canadian railways.
The Secretary sass that merchandise IN
bond, appraised and unapprai.ed. and good.
OF domestic origin forwarded over these
railroads. under tonds a. American COM
mon carrie rs, on arrival Of such merchan.
disc as Vancouver a transhipment vas
made under the supervision Of . United
States officer. Who csrtihes the facts upon
. manifest The Secretary expresses the
opinion that a. under the regulation of the
department American vessels are only al
lowed to be employed in Transporting goods
the laws Of the coasting trade are not vio.
lated. He says he has no knowledge tia,
the Grand Trunk Rsilfoa3 Company violated
the revenue on coasting merchandise be-
tween places in the United States.
am informed that since the completion
Of the Canadian Pacific railsoad, COOL,
arriving 1t vanceuver from Asiatic por
and destined 70 he United States, have
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07
Latest From Tho Pannma Canal.

PANAMA, Aug q The latest intelli-
gencc from reliable sources At Gfeytown
report renewed activity in the canal pre-
paratory works. II is Intended to run the
jctt, out of couple of thousand feet. In
order to afford complete protection to the
entrance Of the harbor and canal, and also
to permit dredging operations. which could
not with any ordinary known type OF drsdge
be carried on in the open sea. The depth
Of the harbor il gradually being increased.
and already large steamer has safely en-
tered the inner bay
As far AS the work Of rali,osd construc.
| ton 10 concerned, Mr.. Treat 10 using HE
utmost endeavors - push that forward all
he can, and already several miles Of track
are net only graded but the rails have al
so been laid, 50 as 10 permit the use of .
COM truction train, which i, al work filing
in and raising the grade through the heavy
swamp q few miles from Greytown. lie
10. however, greatly hindsred by the con-
tinuou- ard heavy rains that have fallen
'a'eiy, and also by the tardy supply Of rail
way materials. II all go,s welt, however,
the rosd viii be completed at an early
late as Tar ~ Silver Lagoon. There are
900 men at work on the construction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07
Conference Report on Original Pack
age" Bill Adopted.

The House today took up the coufere nee
report. submitted BY Reed of Iowa. the
"Driginal Package bill"
The report leaves the bill just as it passed
the Senate ard makes its provisions appli-
cable TO liquors only. After brief de-
bate the conference report was adopted
Yeas. 100; nsys 93.
The House vent into committee of the
whole, Payson Of Illinois in the ch,ir, on
the general deficiency b II. Verbal smsnd-
ents presented occasion tn Nc Adoo of
New Jersey and Turner Of Ns~ York -
criticise the action Of John l. Davenport in
coaduc ing elections in New York and 10
Farquhsr Of New York sni Grosvenor OF
Ohio to defend thar gentleman.
The discussion was participated iu by Hop
kins of Illinois, Herbert Ct Alabama. Crisp
Of Georgia. Flower and Payne Of New
York, and Buchanan Of New Jer,ey, John
| Davenport. and the Federal election bill
being the objects of attack by the demo
crs.s. and defence by the republicans. The
discussion vas frslly clo.ef Big a remark
By the Chair that the question under con.
sideyation wss deficiency ia approp-ia
tons, but ros deficiency in political cleo
tons
Without disposiag nf the hill the CON-
rnit'ee rose and the House adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07
EaSiand Objects to Further outrage
In Armenia.

LONDON, Aug 6,-iorl Salisbury has
scot strong remonsirauce To the Porte
with reference TO the outrages Which have
been committed by the Turks and knrds In
Armenia, Sir James FERGUSON. Under
foreien Seer, ,sry. put on questioning In
the House Of Commons b, saying that the
government had only indefinite reports OF
Armenian outrases, and could not make DE-
tailed representations 10 the Sultan ou the
suhiec until more fully informed copcera-
ing the particulars. lie avoided doing
morc than simply stAtiog the position Of
England under the Ansio-Turhish convcn.
ton, which rendered q more definite state
merit 10 the Commous-in other worda In
tuhl,c-,nexpstliert.
IL ii, known, however, in the Ministe rial
circle, that Lord Salisbury has pursued his
usual prompt aud active foreign policy In
this ,pster, snl that he has wArnci the
Pofiv that Engiaud's guarantee Ngsinsl the
vssion of Armenia might be Withdrawn u
the misruic in that province should contiu-
Ne In effect Lord Salisbury has done
pivcis, ly what MIR Gladstone, IN the
House. ips.sied that he ought to do. a Il
Turkey is properly warned of the conse-
guencos of her neglect 10 put n stop to the
horrors of Armenian misgovrtnmcnt.
As To Bulgaris the other immediate hone
of contention in the East between Turkey
and Rus,ia. Kaiser Wilbelm's visit here 10
not without bearing ca the Balkan situa-
ton. He had n private conference with
Queen Victoria last evening On tho subject
OF the occupancy of the throne of the prin.
eipality, OF rather ON the family question Of
the poss BILE candidature of Prince Wade
maj - h.n,..pL g.. .t 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07
Record OF Kemmlefs Life.

kemHler vas a man of los mental and
moral qualities The surroundings of his
birth and early life were very bad. Bis father
was butcher in PhiIa'ielphis. where vii
liam, the murderer, was born in 1850 Tho
boy grew up in the shamhIe- and in the
market place. His paHenIs sent him to
school for a brief period, and several times
he saw the inside Of church and hesrd the
service there. Thexe feeble influence. con
stitated the only contact the boy and nasa
ever had with things pure or good. Kemus-
ier's ~as a life that grew rshkIy. On no
-isIe did il besr the impress or polish of ans
training or efforts to enaobleneut. He va.
a sample product of conditions existing To-
day in all large cities.
tie worked in the slaughtsr-house with
his father. then he became brick yard
worker, and finally he became Q husksfel
On bis osn account OF his rascalIy de
vices to cheat customers, while huck ster
ing. kemmier since his imprisonment has
told with chuckies and much gusto
fn 1857. Kemmler married . worthless
woman named Ids Porter, in Camden, N
j. Two days later ne found she had beer
previously married, and he left her to Iiv,
With Matilda Ziegier. They moved t,
Buffalo, N. Y. Kemmler frequently founs
bis mistress purioining money from hi
eiothina, and be suspected inadeiity on he
part They quarreIed. blows we're ex
lContinued on fourth psge.l
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Vice President Morton and Party at
Bar HarboP

BAR HARBoR. Me, Aug. 6.-Vice Pres.
iieut Morton arrived from Boston, Wednes.
day morning or the steamer Ohvette, &C
compsined BY Mrs. Morton and their tw,
daughters BIsiaes esrrisge met the Vice
President and took the party to Blaine :
cottage for treskfsst- Gen. sherman and
two daughters arrived IN the Olivette ant
we're driven TO the Malvern. Vice Presi
dent Morton and family went to Sullivan
Ha: bor at 80, whore they will stay s1C
have invited their friends 10 visit them.
The u s. SiesHer Dolphin ard Petre
sailed this afternoon, the ID spateh. witt
Seeret5ry Tracy Nai party, will prosabl,
sail to-morrpw. be steam yacht Dasmar
sni the yacht Ruth sfe in the hsrbo-.
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Meteorological Report
A SERIOUS CHARGE


ORANGE. Mass, Aug. G.-Dr. II. O
Durbar. for years aweii- known practitioner
at Athol, vas arrested yesterday on the
charge of malpractice. the victim being a
young gir', Mis- Kelley OF Pinsdsie, who
turned States evideT &c. He was taken
before ,Iadga Field. and waiy ng exsnlir a.
ton had the ease continued till august ,
Bal was fixed at So 900. which he occurred.
This is the Gu come of finding the body of
. sn infan, in Fileda'e Pond a few weeks
ago. Simasr charges were made against
DIR. Dunbar few yesrs aso. but owing 20
the relatives cf the unfortunate somsn not
wishing to prosecats, The affair droppei out
Of publis.ty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07
Hancock Republican County Conven
ton at Ellsworth.

ELLSWORTH, Me. Aug G.--At the Han
cock county republican convention in Ellis
worth, Wednesday l2i delegates were
present. tben NJ IIamor of Eden was
chosen president II w. Sargent of Ssr-
sentvile and Henry Boynton of Sullivan,
secretaries
The follosipg nominations were made
Dr, Il ID. Grinole, Mt. Desert; Pascal Z.
Gilmore, Dedham, senators; John +
knowltou, Bucksport. clerk of courts, by
scclsmaiion; . 7. Cunningham, Bucks
sort, judg, of probate James W. Pstter.
son, Buckspcrt. sheriff, Elmer Spoford,
Deer l'le, attorney; Fred b Aiken. Ellis
worth, Commissioner; W. b, Campbell,
Ellsworth, register Of deeds; J. F. Davis,
Ell-worth. treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

sstEw. Mass. Aug. 6 At the afternoon
session OF the Hoyato Family reunion at
the Willows. letters rsgreftinz unavoidable
sbsence were read from Gen II. v. Boyn-
TOT, Washington, ID. G.. xGov. Jamss s.
Boyn'on, Georg a, and others. Df. John
farrhtm Boynton. Of Syracuse, N. r.,
vas reelected president, Mrs.. Caroline II.
Boyrton, of Sy,acuse. secretary. Mem.
bers OF ibe family we're present from
Maine. Ohio, Connecticut. Iowa. Mississip.
pi, Maryland, New Hampshire. New YORK
Illinois. Aipresots, ard number Of pa
ees in Massacbusst,s. The records Of IN.
family are compiled tack to the YreneI
var. The fam Iy directory las 5.0g'
names.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07
All Work on Cardiff Doc ks Suspended .

LosDos. Aug. G-Tbe directors Of Car
iiH docks have notified the Chamber Of
Commerce That suspension Of business
in the docks is imminent, the men refusing
TO work unless only u"ionists were 10
be employed. The Chamber Of Commerce
resolved to support the directors In = gen.
ersl lockout.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

BoernHAF HAKsoR. Aug. 5.-The an
nusl meeting cf the samoset Leland Asso
citation was held st the Mensw armett Tues
day and Wednesday. The following me N
hers were present at the annual dinner
Hon. Chas. Levi Woodbury., Boston
Woodbury. LoSery, Washington, d C.
Chries NJ Efskine. Lowell, Mass; Hen
~ Ingalls,, Charles Weeks. and George B
sawyer, wise,ssett; William Rogers
Bath; j. T.. Moore rhomas.on: j. II
Blair and C. ii. Fisher. Boothbay uarbor
and ladies'.
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Methodist Camp Meeting at Rich
mOGd.
Special TO the kennebee Journal.

Special 10 the kennebee Journal.
hieuNoSD, Aug. 6.--The annual cam,
mrst3ag opened Monday evening at 7St
clock. With a social meeting e0Bducts,
b. the presiding elder, Rev. VIM. 5 Jones
Song. PRAYER and testimony followed ID
RAPID succession. aud good religious in.
| terest WIS manifested though the number.
present were not large.
Tu, LAY. at 80 A. NJ a meeting oi
Bible reading and prayer was opened by
Rev. N &. Clifford, which continued with
unabated interest for an hour At 10
o'clock the presiding elder stepped to the
stand and opened the meeting after which
he preached sermon on the nature, possi.
bllty AMI benefit Of r.ghtsousne.s AT 2
O'Clock Rev. James Branp of Fast Vassal-
b5ro led the service and preached an ex
relient discourse on the fight and victory
OF faith Ihonsh the congregation was
driven from the tabernacle by unusual
gusts of wind, to find refuge in the grove,
the meeting vas continued and the dis
course much enjoyed. Ia the evening the
Rev. +. w. Brooks of Robinston, Me,
gave an interesting sermon on the office
and worth of the Holy Ghost.
At + NJ. cf each day of this meeting
the Young Peoples meeting wiil be led By
Rev. Mrs. A. $ Lidd of Gardner. Mrs.
w J. Baker Of Richmond serves ss organ
ist. and Rev. T. F. Jones as chorester.
"Wednesday The 80 meeting was led
by the Presiding Elder who gave an inter
esting talk on Va, action of Christian per
fecten. At 10 A. NJ. Rev. T. + Jones
pres ehes on Christ an enthusiasm, showing
that the voice of the world sgainst it, was
altogether out of place as 1t displays II
great Interest and makes an unreasonable
noise about triiies as compared with the in
tere,;s sn demands of the Christian life.
II base ball games. Yacht races and presi-
Dental sctions make en,husiss N, cert ain
y the interests of that soul and the position
Of that soul from the kiugdon and power
Of Dukes to the Kingdom snd love of God
.houid be matter in which coIdness aud
manner would be most unwarrauted and
rcpre heusible. ATT Z. NJ. goo1 consre-
gstion assembled to listen to sermon by
Rev ". T Holmes of Bath. A very
thoughtful and obstructive discourse was
preached from Romans 6 l., sho wing the
motives necessity and benefits of Justitiea-
ti0u, clearly defining the difference betw cen
II aud entire sanehhc8tion and strong
eXhoriail)u not TO nimify this
this doc.r .rine. or to deem him low in the
scale of Christian experience who was in a
justified state. The altar service at the cl Jse
OF she sermon showed how deep an impres.
sion til, discourse had made upon the
hearts of listeners. The service in the ev-
rntng at 30 was eonduc el BY Rev. j. A.
Corey of Woodfords.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07
Small Blszs and an Accident at Rich
moud.

Special to the kennebec Journal.
RIcHMoNp, Aug. Fire broke out this
mort x on Front street, in the house oe-
cupied by Mrs. Iovth. The dsmsge was
lisht. It Was caused by an oil stove ex-
p!odirg,
A. X Millett, in the employ of Clark &
Nilliken, had middle finger bone broken
by piece OF iiying wood. He will be lai
up for while.
c. W Jack is repairing his store on Msiu
street for Herbert MAnsir, whe will open a
bookstore as soon as ready.
The friends Of Mr.. job Msns;r will be
glad to hear that he is once more able to be
on the street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07
More IDsubor dinstion Among English
Soldiers.

LosDos, Aug. 6 Another instance Of
insuboi dtnstiol in the army iHt occurred
among the men belonging to the artiliery
battery stationed Mt Exeter. Seme time
last night the ariilierymsn, in retaliation
for grievance under which they sllegc
they suffer eut the harpe,s Of the horses
belonging to the battery. The battery was
10 have para led today, but the harness is
damaged to such an ex'cnt Tbs parade had
Ia be absndonei.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

The .kemmlar agtsnsy was bf gan about
nine o'clock. II was fund that the seeond
electrods had burned through the skin into
the flesh at the base of the spine, making a
scar nearly five inchss in diameter. The
heart. lungs and other organs we're in q
coed healthy condition and will be preserv-
ed for further examination. An sramina-
ton of the brains showed that the brain
vas hardened directly under the spot vhers
the electric current had come in contact
With the skull. and the blood at that spo,
Ind hardened, showing thar the current had
direct action on the brain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07
| Belfast Man Shot While After His
! Runaway Wife.

Special to the Kennebec Journal
BELFAST, Aug. Ga tels gram reached
here yesterday saying that Fred Baker of
this city hal been shot ia Boston. Bakers
wife recently eloped with colorei waiter
on board one of tbc Boston steamers, and
AMI it is supposed he met bis death in an
effort to regain her The remains will be
brought on today. Baker leaves two small
children without means Of support
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with frequent attacks of eoIie and have
used many remedies but | never used
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