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LANssuReH & BRo.
OUR STOCK OF HOT WEATHER MATERIAL
Forms quite an interesting feature.
FIGURED LAWNS. 5, 8. 10. 12hc.
Per yard
FIGURED BATIsTE, la<c. per yard.
FIGURED CHALLIES. SC. per yard.
FIGURED CHALLIES. some at 124c.
per yard.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GINGHAMs IN
AvARIETY
CHECKS. pIA1ps. STRIPES AND
PLAIN GOODS
For
l21<c. per yard.
OUTING CLOTHS In new ideas, 10
and l24c. per yard.
WHITE MATERIALS Of all kinds.
Whether you want the India
Linen at &c. per yard or the
fine Mulls, our stock
braces all those materials
that are termed White Goods.
We buy our goods in advance. look to
pend! apoH yoaa %.,
f.ls are not s COZ beached they will
OUR IKE. QUALITY INDIA LINEN
oUR Is AND LIE. QUALITIES are
excellent values.
qS.y S = rss.ss bsors sS0a as pss
t SHlE EE1sss s i.s1s. =
A S5F SHlI XHjSsS3 phI ESE APRONS
For Ga, ., 10 and l23Sc. per yard.
In conjunction with the above we
carry eli the trilnmings GENERALLY ussdin
'n ssss5ppEsIass II sss s.r.u
~ nacE ssS O. H III find.
MUSLIN VAN ANP r SSA4 Iabiis.u UNDER
We make g sgsetalty 9, Bridal Outfts.,
Fine Underwear claims our special
Underwear bought from US. no matter
sstss so: so, tn 2 ns q The
:. susS IsS pres. IT,. y y. I lei sssisssd
ess ssa %sas MOD shi %s sast. FUN
bRAwERs made q good muslis. cam
above the ruffie. Price. syc., in all sizes.
broiasrS ra. ma .asi. sSoss In 'a ali
coRsET G COVERS made of cambria, cut
back and front. in all Sizes Price. pc.
DRESSING sACoUEs AND BLOUsEs
for present wear.
vAssAR sHIRTs-so comfortable and
$50 SOS. 'iY.s A
SHIRT wAIsTs FOR MISSES AND
BEAUTIFUL SxRIETY OF STYLES.
Belts Of ali finds-silk Belts.
Canvas hslts,
te sssasi h ssass'
Sash Belts for ladies and gentlemen.
S Sa: I I'n: Ct B::a,iis T: :: H.
Que In: oi,BssSiiiai rs. sc.
ladies' Null Ties, beautiful styles.
2sdi.. s0 Nun RI fi.s. ane goods. &C..
Nail osdsss Tor any Foods will receive
our immediate consideration.
shopping by mail 10 nov simplined TO
psS q n sSs Gnissa Ssssss xSsrs n u iS q
sftprsss Ssn reach them hem. can s,a have goOds
cane in person.
our patent cooling f.ps--ao annoyance
&c S% s sssss on yoan
swnins work. We pas up Awnings Is
MS:aSisO c.s 9 .l. =. @ :.. .,
picture covering.
E. {. III {: {: ::
+: Il w. II r e. 6 {: /
Il Is r a..
sii sso Ssa. - AND a. 7rH u.
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1t IL odd, says a writer in the Philadelphia
Eoeniag Sar, to see nobleman whose ancestry
runs back to the historic days Of Macbeth and
in whose veins flows the blood Of the early
kings Of Scotland and England sitting in an
English court listening to an Irish lawyer
abuse him as a card sharper and filcher Of SOW
ereigns from the pockets of a prince. 1t is
even more odd, it may be added, to see an
Essiish royal prince, whose ancestry runs back
through brunswick. Stuart, Tudor. Plantage-
nsa Norman and Saxon TO the ffth century or
earlier, sitting in an English court and listen
ing 10 such abuse 40 stamps him, whether
cashiersd or not, a. man who cares more for
his own amusement than for the laws Of the
realm, the wishes of his royal mother or the
principles Of sound morality, to cay nothing Of
the courtesy and faith that regulate the life Of
a gentleman in every walk of life and in every
age Of the world In the irreverent modern
phrase the ancestry racket il played out.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
ODD GARNTNra

Fine Black Chevron Cloth Walking Jacket,
tailor made, silk lined. Size 90. Reduced nom
Lightweight Tiebt- fitting Black Diagonal
ccioss Jacket siss a. Reduced from d to
Dark Gray Cloth jacket, braided front and
collar: silk fscinrs. Size 81. Reduced from
! DARK Green Tailor made jacket. bound with
silk braid Size "a. Reduced from 81 90 q
front: Size 80. Reduced TO a. 80
BLACK Cloth Wrap. braid trimmed, Size 81
tThird floor. 18th st. building
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BLANKET DEPARTMENT.

! pair l0-4 White Wool Bianksts- Redues
.2pai. l24 White Wool BLANKETS. Reduc
from -. 30 to ~. !
cotton tmttsng. Reduced 70 e2 eseh.
tsecond floor, nth st. buildinxl.
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You BUT A PERFECT Gas RANGE roo
WILL HAVE ALL YOUR COOKING DONE
IN FIRsT-cLAss MANNER AND AT
SMALL COST. ABoUTsl 20 PER MONTH
FOR FAMILY OF FIVE PEOPLE. CALL
ANDsEKr THEM. wEBAvEeAssrovEs
FROM sor- TO ss.ss. AND GAS RANGES,
sl2.50 TO eco
$40 C. A huDDfNAN. slS ran q
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INFANTS DEPARTMENT.
.
SMALL LOTS.

Chiidren's Sun Bonnets. made Of French
s1nsham, beautifully made and trimmed with
each, "
sMull Hats, very stylish and pretty shapes,
with lace trimming and plain Colors:
Pink. Pale Blue and Cream. Reduced from
e.. 20 and % to 81 each.
(Second floor. 10Th Il. building
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10 MATCH YouR COSTUME
The correct glove Is here. The quality guaranteed
the ut assured-tried on at our risk.
abutton ''Palais Royal" Kid Gloves, ...... 81. so
button Palais Royal" Mousquetaires. 900. O. IS
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED bslow)
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WOODWARD
LorHRop.
AND
10TH. iirH AND y SITS. NV.
LsseA Reos. era door. fofh q. buildsse.

A<OIhhOf.
10TH. IirH AND SITS NV.
L~seA Reous. GA door. ioth o. buildsss.
REMNANT DAY SALE
TOMORROW. FRIDAY, JUNE Il.
Perhaps all our patrons know the sisnin-
canoe OF these Remnant Sales and Just
how they are brought about To any who do
not know. however, We would say that our
sales people In their respective departments are
instructed 20 overhaul the stock and take there
from anything that may be soiled or mussed
nom handling or displaying; whatever short
lensths, broken sizes" ''odd and small" lots
they may hnd-GlAss War;. Bric-s-brac. &c,
that has become scratched or chipped. In fact
all merchandise that cannot be termed strictly
perfect. Such goods are not offered until
Friday. when they are examined. remarked and
sold - remnants ~ from one-thirI TO one-half
their original price. These sales have saved our
customers hundreds of dollars; therefore il is an
economical thing for you always to keep track
OF them. Don't ash only at the DEPARTMENTS
specified here, but At any counter. you may feel
% inclined. as we can't publish them all.
Don't miss the Dress Goods counters, Is there
are many desirable lengths Of this seasons
goods. Very low remnant prices prevail.
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RzxxAsrs Or RIBBONS. LAc.s,
Edges. &C., AT ABOUT HALF PRICE.
VA PIERCE / CO..
Successors to z. G. Davis,
10 Market Space. corner 9Th st. 1
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indus'riai education Is yirtuaiiy p.odue' W
the nineteenth century Ihere mao oeen p'o-
vious to the present age, IN many countries, T"
ts'aniesi education more OF less ANSWERING we
wan" OF tne people ou' no'nins comneAs.'e
WIN intenectuai progress ehnseu On . IS
sSle ne saacsuon 'na' Ians w ~ 49, p,J :,
NE. piseea 'ns hanging sSfueu' " DS,A =.
Posiuon' Una, aoornea .ne Aou.e' - 10y -
oenese' va. 'ne eu.ss"ou ~ - % o.
ess4sasis AArruAs eAs uA'HN .a a.
ss~s .sse 1p~s Nss .S' "y I,a,
p'ens "ihe No" " .ns A,a " ss
.asIsu"on'' VI 49, W eppAe1 ~
'ne me, 'he iho"sl1es a.1 iU' we sis"'o' -
eonauc"u Oh q moie in'e',e1'aA' p'a'. 80
"oaAmAh.n'p " '"' Svn'aiy supen " Ia
pisas'sSso .He sesAn.. 1850. =, ~
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A Omar Success.

4 Omar Success.
90 uR REMOVAL REDUCTIONS
8 OF FROM IS TO 90 PER CENT
90 HAVE 30 FAR MET wITHA
HEARTY APPRECIATION AT THE
HANDS OF THE BUYING PUBLIC.
WE HAVE BEEN CROWDED TO THE
DOORS WITH EAGER BUYERS. AND
NO WONDER. FOR SUCH AN oPpoR.
TUNITY TO BUY THE FINEST
GRADES or CLOTHING AND FUR
NIsHINes AT SUCH PRICES WILL
PROBABLY NOT OCCUR AGAIN INA
Lifetime.
B. ROBINSON / co.
A IL OF OUR HEAVYWEIGHT
"A SUITS. ovERcoATs AND
/ REFERS ARE IN THIS
SALE. ALL or OUR SPRING
STOCK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
II IN THIS SALE. EVERY GAR.
MENr OF OUR NEW SUMNER
STOCK OF sERGEs, FRENCH. BEL
GUM AND SCOTCH FLANNELs,
ALL OF THE NEW AND EXCLUSIVE
PATTERNS IN TENNIS AND OUT
ING CLOTHES ARE IN THIS SALE
AT FROM IS TO 50 PER CENT OFF
THEIR VALUE.
ALL OF OUR NEaLIGEE AND OUT
ING SHIRTS AND ALL OTHER FUR
NIsHINas FOR MEN AND BOYS
ARE BEING RAPIDLY DISPOSED
oFAT IS PER CENT OFF, EACH AND
EVERY ONE OF OUR INcoMPAR-
ABLE LINE OF SHIRT WAISTS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION AT 20 PER
CENT OFF.
.. ROBINSON h co..
AMERICAN ouTFIrrERs
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CoRsEr DEPARTMENT.
ODD SIZES.

ODD T.
pairs C. Corsets. made OF hns Fr~nch
coufil- best bones-tNO side stees-lone waist
sixss Ii, 20 and 80. Reduced from "a % TO ~
each.
(second floor. 10th st. building.)
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SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
SMALL LOTS.
Fine Large Size White Knitted Shawl with
open-work borders. Reduced from o. "a l. 80
each.
Fine SILK and Wool Arab Shawl-nestt3lack
and White STRIFE. Reduced from Gu to 4 so
tThird door. nth ST. building
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CHILpRrss AND MISSES, Drp.nr.

Misses White Hemstitched Null Dress
slightly soiled. Size IL wears. Reduced to
o6.15.
8 Children's Fancy Ginshsm Dresses. guimpe
each.
Third noor. 10th st. buiIdng)
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Fine French Gingham Suit, tailor-,ade.
e4.e5. - ~
A small lot Of Best French Flannel Buse
Waists. in Blue and Pink stripes Size 3B.
Is and 40. Reduced from - 10 81 as eac!
Pink Figured Batiste Wrapper trimmed
with embroidery. size %. slightly sded
Reduced from a. TO e. 30
l Fancy Figured orgxndie wrapperfull
front. Size ID Reduced from e. p5 70 30.
= Fine White India Linen Mrappers.obe
front, trimmed with embroidery sizes Band
20. Reduced from - TO e. as each
(Third floor, 18th st. building D
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
ssa.Mm ssaaI RACES.

4 Grand Rapids. Mich, tn 1891 and
1892, where there are two new NILE
tracks to work your horse. on and also
where DIR. Wells Il Co.'S great veterinary
specific - prepared and put up for
chills. fevers. influenza. etrsngles. dis
tempers. coughs. colds. congestion OF
lungs, bronchIcai difficulties. infanma-
tion and sore threat
Also, DR.. Wells n Cos veterinary car
thsrtic capsules for horses, which wili
positively cure constipation, impactIon.
indigestion. swollen legs. surfeit. greece
heels. biotches of -kin, loss Of appetite,
rough coat, and - the most certain rem
edy for the removal OF worms ka3wn
to the veterinary profession. in lingering
cases of colo where the cauee mus; he
removed, they have 10 equal. In fact
oil arrangements Of the digestive or
kans are cut short, and ~hst veuid be
fatal cases are made ssmpje and harm
less by giving one capsule IN due time
If your horse is not doing, 60 70 your
druggist and set . capsule and Eive
hlrn. We guarantee . susek recovery.
Prepared and put ~ sy Dr. Wells 4
Co. Ofice and pharmacy cor. Bridge
and Cenal-sts., Grand Rapsds, Mich.
Fer sale ny dfufsists-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

left to the secretary of the treasury to
suggest in his report to congress. but
the message will define the admins
tration against free coinage on tho
one hand and against the repeal
OF the present silver purchase
law on the other. The latter PROPOSE
ton may not be put quite so
strongly, and no discussion of the
economic phases of the question will
be attempted. Yet it will be made
clear that the president thinks the
agitation for the repeal Of the sherman
act uuwisc. Not much will be said
about the overt,ires now making to-
ward an international bimetalrc agree
ment Whatever the president has to
say on the worlds fair will be in the
nature of reciting facts rather than
suggestions for legislation.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clesnscs the sys-
tenn eAectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers ana cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend II
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 5oc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one whc
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRUP co.
sss Fssscisco. CIT.
LOUISVILLE. NJ. kEM rcRs. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
PAID HIN high HON0RS
Archbishop Kenrick Made the OBJ
ject Of Much Notice
IN An IMPOSING EVENT At ST. LOUIS
After Fifty Yesrs OF work as Priest and
Rrssass His Golden Jubilee 10 to be
Royalty Celebrated by Assem-
bisd Ciergymsn.

ST. LoUIs. Nov 90 s-Arrangements
are now complete for the celebration of
the aftiesh anniversary OF the ordina-
siou to the priesthood of Archbishop
Peter Richard Kenrick. Ecclesiastics
from almost every diocese in the
United States viii participate in
the ceremonies. which will be-
gin Sunday morning with the cell
ebration of the solemn Pontifical
mass By Cardinal Gibbons. assisted by
many prelates Besides representa-
tives OF the church in AmericA, the
pope's cham berlain. Mgr. 0Bryan, viii
sssist The ceremonies viii continue
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
KILLED HIS CAPTAIN.

To Save His Own Life . Salt Lake City
Policeman IL Fo crd 10 End the Career
OF His superior Omcer.
SALT LAKE CITY, U. T., Nov. 2s.-
Capt Parker. of the police, was shot
and almost instantly killed Friday
morning. Parker was serving his last
day as captain. the Office having been
abolished, and. as he had been drink
ing. Appeared to be spelling for a fight
He met Officer Albright and
asked why he (AlbrighD did not
report with the others in the morning.
Albright said he had done So Parker
then called him liar, and putting his
revolver against Albright's stomach
pulled the trigger. The gun failed to
explode and Albright then shot Par
kcr three times Parker died in seven
minutcA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

St Louis Murray hill" From top to
bottom the house is fitted with beauti-
full furniture, carpets and rugs, besides
a thousand tokens of reverence and af
feetion- This 10 the work of the ladies
of the diocese. The whole represents
an expenditure of $50. 900,
A Gift from the Pope.
Among the clergymen who will be in
attendance is Rev. DIR. +. u. Rocker,
vice president of the American college
at Rome, who is the bearer of pres
ent from Pope Leo Kill to bishop
Kenrick. Tho present is a beautiful
medallion of the pope painted on ivory,
rchly framed in gold, and will be
given to him at the celebration.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
A FARMERS FATE

He Falls from His Wagon and u Dragged
Over Seven Miles Of Rough Roads Life
Extinct when Diseovered.
BARABoo, Wis, Nov. qs.-News has
just been received OF the horrible death
of James Kailey, of Franklin. this
county. He had been 70 Spring Green
with load of hoop-poles On return
ing he In some manner fell from the
wagon and one Of his legs became en-
tangled in = chain that was dragging
behind The poor fellow was dragged
over the rough road for distance OF
miles and when found his body pre-
Sc nted an aw ful speetacle
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

WASHINGTON, Nov 7s-w. P. Heb
burn. solicitor Of the treasury, in his
annual report states that there remains
on the docket OF his Office 81. .oos, 900 of
uncollected judgments. The whole
number Of suits brought Was ASIA. Of
which 2.7ss were deciesd in favor of
the United statea The whole amount
collected from all sources was err. SIS.
being On excess Of osii,sas over the
rreviNus year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

sv. LeFts Nev. as-The convention
OF electrical hnemea. Who have been
as-sus ale1 az Lighs<tsne hsl during
~ forming national cvgsn 'zssicn cf
rieetvtcai workers cf America The
aers eerv.stiss will - held ~ Csscs-
70 81 sss sseozA saturday ef Ssvsn-
b~r. fssa
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
FREE TRADE WITH HAWAII.
Provisions OF the New Treaty Made with
That Country.


That Country.
WASHINGTON, Nov 2S-Dr. Mott
Smith. member of the cabinet of the
queen OF the Hawaiian islands, VINO
was sent TO Washington some time ago
to secure notifications of the rcci-
proclty treaty between Hawaii and
this government. has concluded his
work. His efforts have resulted in the
negotiation OF an entirely new
treatY, which provides for abso-
lutte free trade between the two gov
ernments in the products and manu-
factures of both countries Tho treaty
has been signed by DIR. Smith and by
the representative of the United States,
through whom the negotiations were
carried on. II has been in the possess
sion of the president for several days
but has not yet been signed by him.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
VERY HARD At HIS WORK
President Harrison Getting His
Message in Shape.
IT WILL Be A BRIEF DOCUMENT
He win Discuss Reciprocity. the Mafan
and Chilian Affairs and Other Ques.
tlons OF hmm ediate Importance
to the Country.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %. - President
Harrison has the first draft of his mes
sage from the government printing Of
fee. 1t is said there will not be many
recommendations, and the message It
self is not up to the usual length.
Congress pays little attention to recon-
mendations from the executive in
presidential year. and when one branch
is of opposing politics the Suggestions
from the white house simply stand rs
an authoritative expression Of the ad-
ministration's position on given ques.
tions.
Reciprocity.
chapter of the message will be
given up TO reciprocity, and the sug-
gestion may be thrown out that ar
rangements with several countries are
to be completed before January 1. A
hint may be given Of the intention TO
carry out the law by reimposing the
duties as against countries which do
not grant the United States reciprocal
trade advantages
Fsreign Affairs.
Foreign affairs win necessarily take
mp q good portion of the message, for
the year closed has been an important
one in its diplomats Developments
Secretary Blaine was In consultation
with the president Friday. and after he
left the white house 1t was said that
the New Orleans iynching and the
Gillian attacks on American sailors
would be discussed with unusual free
dom for state document Those
incidents were important euough in
themselves to Justify giving the coun-
try tho fullest information. Beyond
this it is desirable 10 have the Rudini
correspondence and the demand made
on the Chilian jun,a set forth side by
side 20 shew the dissimiiarity In the
two eases. The atsttnde Of the United
States, ii viii be claimed. has been
consistent in both cases.
There viii be something concerning
the removal Of the pork embargo by
Germany aud France sad the sdvices
which lead to the belief that other
European nations will fall in line The
president may net be able to say any
saing of the German concessions In
tariff duties on cereals and pork. b.
caus. the announcement has not ret
been made frOn Berlin
The Behrseg See.
IL 10 believed that the president will
simply anuosnee progress in the
Rehring sea sr sftratien. He might be
shi. TO state that ~. arbitration
treaty wss actually signed, but till the
treaty goes % the senate ana is made
puhlie by that body 40 ofseiai an
noancemens frsn the president might
se resented 50 he may eoaAne hin.
self % q general ssessnsena
yte~.~e SD tse N~rts1s vsse
What kr. Harrison has to SAP e.
financial sahjscts viii be brief. sst
rcne tie less oaiat~4 Details viii -
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29


for four daya The programme en-
braces high masses Sunday In al
churches in the city by visiting
preistss. the jubilee mass Monday, in
which msny Of Zoe vestnenss used will
be pure geld. the reception to the ven-
erssls srchssshop; the torchlight pro-
cessisu Msnaay night, Ia which be-
tween ss,eso aud $4,000 Roman
Catholics viii take part, the
ehGars.'s jubilee srsetins. In which
al the children of sll the paroch-
isi schools ~iil participate. and grand
sacred csncsrt By the combined Cath
he chursh chcirs Of The city wednes-
d&y Arch sishcp Ksnrick wili ~ given
. reception sy the Marquette club, At
which all members Of the Catholic
kiersrehy visiting the city and many
prominent citsxsns wfil ee present
+. Hts New R~ssssnee
The archbishop weved into hrs new
residence on Lisdea svsrue on Friday
~ last week TIE new house Is the
gift Of The Rsraa esthslIe isymen. 81
the diocese in comnsnerssion 81 the
snnivsr-zrv n . handsome suadins
- ~ ~ feet ard contains nineteen
rcc,as. oss ~ them the prsists' :
private chapel . s-m 81 sacred
srehss~esnre scS a.crvatisn n fro-ts
cn Ir~~ - sr~sue. ket~eer Cssssae
end vsnSevenser On sae very sep o.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
poueLe TRAGEDY IN IOWA.
ysha aeskridGe, Of MarshaIitows, shoots
ID. e. Thcmss aad Then Kilis Himself

yshn aeskridge, Of MarshaIltows, shoots
ID. g. rhenss aad Then Kilis Himself
MARsHALLrowS. Ia, Nov. PA
shocking double tragedy occurred here
about s n m John Hockridge, propri-
etor Of boarding house in the east
part OF the city. was shot and
killed by %. c. Thomas. one of his
boarders, who then shot himself
through the head, dying instantly.
Both were employees of the Britain
Packing Company. Hockridge was co
years OF age and . much-respected citi-
zen He leaves wife and three
grown children. Thomas was IS years
old and . married man, but recently di-
vorced. II il thought that domestic
troubles and religious cxcit -mrnt re-
sultinR from constant attendance st
Salvation Army meetings led to the
tragedy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

Nxw Yosx. Nov. - - William
Cu.sjsr. . customs broker, Is under
srres. fer making alleged falls. entries
sy which he /. charged with having
dsfrsaded the governments about ssa /.
sea wsrth
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

What Mr. Hzrrlsen has to SAP es
financial sahjsc.s viii be srief. BET
rcne The less peiat~4 Details viii -
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
heavy shsp~..s .s Dried Fruit

vAcAvuLz. Cal. Nov. IS The Cali
fornia Fruit association on Friday
shipped special train Of seventeen
cars OF dried fruit. consigned to Chica-
go, 81 Leuis saa New York. valued At
<ss sae
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

Esw YeRK. Nov. sa-The business
failures eccurriAg throughout the
country daring The seven aays num-
ber 2ss. ss compared With totals 81 ass
lest week. For the corresponding
week Of last year the fgures were s<a
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

LaAvrHveRrn. Kan, hev- ss-
Samuel r. Burdetse. fcs twensy~ev~a
vears rrsnd secretary ~ ths SrsnA
lode. of Esnsse c&a felisws ssd fer
ten years grsns scribe Of the Fyssa
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-07-30
judge MCKAY.

ToPEKA, Kan.-The case before the su-
preme court, arising from the action of a
district judge in ignoring an order made by
the chief justice, come up for hearing before
a full bench.
Judge Mckay. in a Harper county case,
virtually reversed the action Of the supreme
court. He was heard on his own part and also
by attorneys Judge Mckay explained that
his action was, as he understood it, legal,
and not with any intentional disrespect for
the higher court.
In the arguments made much was said re-
lating To the merits of the Harper county
case, but the supreme judges repeatedly said
that this had nothing whatever to do with the
question at issue, which was one of contempt
only.
Chief Justice Horton, for the court, in
rendering his decision. stated with great
hrmness that in continuing the case until the
September term of the supreme court. the
order of the court heretofore made must be
observed, and that if it was disregarded the
severity of the penalty would teach district
and probate courts as we'll as individuals that
the orders of the highest court of the state
could not be disobeyed with immunity.