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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-07-01
PERSONALS.

TRusTEN BBEwINaToN spen,
Monday and Tuesday iu Kansas
City.
Miss BELLE TRAvERs, of Bloom.
field, Ia, is the guest of Kirksvillt
friends.
Miss HoRTENsE DEMETER, oil
Macon, is visiting Mrs. w. Z
Noonan.
Mrs. W. Z. NooNAN and Mrs.
Earl Steam spent spent Sunday in
Macon.
JESSE MITTEN and son, Will, OF
Brashear, were in Kirksyille Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. HURD, OF
Clay township. were in the city
Monday.
Miss EMMA BIELBY is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. j. E. Anderson, oil
Willmathyille.
10. N. BENNEsoN, of Quincy,
ILL.,, is visiting his brother, H. X.
Benneson.
MRR. NJ. A. Gross, of LaPlata,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. George
Meeks.
Miss Lou Bowen, of Logan,
Ohio, is the guest Of Mrs. Chrlssie
Meeks.
HARRY PHILLIPS, of Sedalia, is
visiting his parents here this
week.
MISSES MARY Willis and EN-
ma Floyd are visiting relatives i'll
st. Louis.
l.. A. WILLARD, who has been
quite i'll for some time, is again
able to be out.
c. d. MORRIS, editor Trenton
Tribune, Trenton, Mo-, was in the
city Tuesday.
PROF. HOWELL and wife leave
to-day for Palmyra to visit Mrs.
HowelPs parents.
j. W. TRUITT and daughter,
Miss Lille, of Novinger, were in
kirksville Tuesday.
W. E. OxLEY. of Lentner, visit
tied his brother, 9. II. Oxley sew
eral days this week.
MIR. II. A. BUTLER aud chill
dren, Roscoe and Ilene, spent
Thursday in Macon.
ARTHUR WEBB, of Macon, at
tended the Kirksvllle races Mon
day and Tuesday.
Miss EMMA BRENNEMAN will go
to Kansas City tomorrow to visit
her friend, Miss Wilson.
Miss GERT1E CHENowETH, of
Cincinnati, O., is the guest of
Miss Gertrude Ilgenfritz.
H. E. GREEN, who has been
confined to his room for set .rAl
months, is slowly improving.
Miss LEILA GATES left Thursday
morning for Atchison, Kans, to
visit relatives until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. HENRY EJKERT,
Of Brashear, visited friends and
relatives in Kirksville Tuesday.
J. 81. BLACK, of Hurdland, one
Of Knox county's most prominent
farmers was in the city Monday.
o. NJ. BARNETT. of Edna, spent
Saturday in Kirksville, the guest
Of his friend, I. Gratz Schooling.
RUSSELL McKEEHAN left Tues
day morning for Colorado, where
be goes for the benefit of his
health.
Mrs. DANIEL DRJNKwoRTH and
children left last week to visit
Mrs. Drinkworth s parents in Roa-
noke, Va.
G.. w. MORGAN and wife, of
Wilson township, ar. visiting Mr..
parents, Judge Morgan
and wife.
Mrs. G. T. PANNELL and two
of st. Louis, are visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.
Doneghy.
Miss MINNIE GIBSON, who has
been staying in Marshall, Mo-, for
three months past, returned home
last week.
MISSES ELMA and IDA BRITTeN
are visiting their grandmother in
Linn county and will remain I'M
til September.
GEO. S. CoRBIT, of st. Johns,
Michigan, editor of the Clinton
Independent, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. NJ. j. Carney.
W. 7. BAIRD and family, who
have been visiting relatives in
Kentucky for two weeks, are ex-
dected home to-day.
Mrs. NJ. A. CLARK, of CORN,
who had been the guest of Mrs.
Cyrus Shultz for several days, re-
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w anted

One hundred and fifty girls
from 6 to II years old. to ride in
the procession July 4th. See j.
A. Tinsman at Sholly office.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-07-01
MARRIED.

BICKEL-M1LL1KEN-In this city
June 30, 1892, Mr.. Jacob Bickel
and Miss Mary F. Mllliken.
Judge Isaac Morgan officiating.
STILL-RIDER-At the residence
of the brides parents in this
city, Thursday evening, June
90, 1892, Mr.. Chas. E. Still and
Miss Anna Florence Rider, Rev.
Gillies, officiating.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-07-01

L have money to loan on i'm
proved farms. G. E. MCDOWELL.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-07-01

For SALE-A nice residence lot.
If not sold soon will be taken off
the market. Apply at Elsea
House.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-07-01

In the service of God there
should be no half-heartedness.
You can't get any music out of q
harp when the strings are loose.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-07-01

GOING SOUTH.
NO. Email NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1910 A. NJ
NO S.-St. Louis Express. ........ ls:H A. NJ
No. y.-I,oc2l Freight ...,.. 1910 p, NJ
o. &.-Through Freight. ... IL: 80 A. n.
GOING NORTH.
No. i.-st. Paul Express .......... $50 A. N
No. a.-Local Freight ....... 49,. l:57 P. n
No. E.-Through Freight. ........l0:lO A. II
Nos. snls daily. ands daily except IN
day. " and IS carry p,ssseTngenrss on sund'y
miles OF road in ak states In The garden Of the
Continent. A new and liberal management.
Nagnincently equipped through trains from
kirksyille to St. Louis, Kansas City, Ottum-
va, Ties MONS and st Paul without change.
Through connections, Union depots. no trans
fern no delays. through tickets, through checks,
Low rates everywhere
W. Z. NooNAN, Agt.
=. CHANDLER, Kirksville
G. p. & T. "A. st. Louis. Mo-
Il. o. & K. c. LINE.
EAST.
Mail and Express arrives. ........... S:43 A. NJ.
,tLocal Freight arrives. ............ IL: A. NJ.
Through freight ................ 3.59:P. N.
WEST.
Mall and Express arrives. ........... SEQ P. N
LocalFreight al rives .......... 80. IL - A. u.
Through Freight arrives ........ 1908 4. Y.
Tuesdays and SATURDAYS onlv;
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-07-01

Shelton e. Beatty have money
at per cent, no commission.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-07-01

Go to Cole & Greene to get re.
pairing of all kinds done.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-07-01
New Fast Stock Run to Chicago
Via the Wabash.

A new fast stock run has been
inaugurated between kirksville
and Chicago via the Wabash. Fast
stock extra leave Tuesdays 11:52
q. m.,-runs through--arriYes in
Chicago 700 o'clock next morning.
Only l9 hours to Chicago. Stock
shippers investigate the route.
W. E. NooNAN, Agent.
If you want a Gasoline stove
that never 'goes back buy the
Dangler with lighting attachment.
We never had one to fail.
COLE & BARROW.
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Gillies, officiating.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11
OgfOszemfe gazeciarsFxia.
g. SEOMg%%g
679 Milwaukee Ass. La
(DE. STAN. RAsaICS)

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Mona tam znalezc tvtu1 kazdei
gazety wychodzacej stanach
ljednoczonych, ma}ao~ pod}ug
American Newspaper y: ectorv prze.
szfo Is tysiecy abonentow Z W.
szczegolnieniem, lie kosztuje wiersz
ogfoszenia. Podaje take liste na1-
lepszych gazet W kazdem m%iescie.
majacych lokalnych abonent6w
najmniej 5O00-tudziez listc wszel.
klch innYch gazet oraz warunki.
" jaki spos6b mona W Mich mai,
tanlej ogiaszaG. WTaszcio wsI,szuio
" laki sposdb uajwlekszy zysk
mona clQgn9c 2 ~pleniedzy i t. d.
hsiqzka Ia kazdemu M
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11

Polecam Wielebnemu Ducho-
wienstwu jaki Szanownym iowa.
rzystwomPolskim moi Sk}ad i Pra.
cownie r6znego gatunku ChOra-
gwi, Szarf Oznak, Rezet,
Beret. Pnfek nlarszafAo.
vvsE<lcf ftp. pc jak najtanszej
Genie. Wykonuje wszystkie Obsta-
lunki jak najpunktualniej i najsu.
mienniej, DO przez siedmnascie
lat praktyki nabra}a1n wprawy W
p~owyzszych wyrobach. Take Vie
lebnym Siostrom polecam MOI
skiad i wielki wyb6r Korors,
WclOn6w. Bukiet0w ola
Dziewczat i Chiopc6w, przystepu-
jacych do pierwszej Komunii swie
tej-Tak samo mann zawsze na
sk4adzie KOr0ny, Wc:oAy
ola m}odycb Panien do slubu
wszystko pc jaknajtahszeJ Genie.
14r Prosze przybyc i przeko
mac sic W polskim Handful, zari,s
sic udacie do Skladn 1sar"lnw">.
obcej.
z szacrn%icn
g. SION g%%s;.
679 Milwaukee Ass. LA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11
6PELNI0NA WR0ZBA,
lCiag dalszy.)

hacnna zarGmlenlta sic lak
zorza skubiac fartuszek oczy
Ga dot spuscita, czem cache.
cony AnteS prawlt dale:
- B'ednY ia Jest m slero-
ia, w%ychowany z n.iloslerdzia
przez olcow twoich, ale mam
czyste sumlenie i SERGE.
Wiesz, ze pracowac ucsyiem
sic cd starszych madrzej-
szych, albo kslazek czytac
lube, a / oszczedza6 potra6e;
odlozy1em luz sobie dwiescie
talarow; a moi stry,, kt6ry
ma wielkie gospodar>two, Jest
starry l samo.uy, zaplsaf mi
dwadzlescla morg ziemi. Me
w'e!e to prawda, ale prey
piracy uczclwosci Bog nam
%dopomoze wyzylemv prze-
Gle. Kachna, mole dzlew-
c2e serdeczne, ME powiesz mi
dobrego s}owa?
- ia CT Antku wcale ME
iestem krzywa, ale tax bye
.nusl, TAX o|cowle postano.
VIA.
- Vice p6jdzlesz "a tego
przestro'onego jak mafpa, W
cudze przyodzlewkl Ma6ka?
-krzyknat Antek z rozpacza.
- Bo to ME wiesz, lem
go takrok ME chciala ledwo
wYmodlita u tatusla zw}oke:?
Wac i latos ME chce n1jaklego
Macka. A ojclec tel m6wif,
Re starry Woiciech pewnleby
nie pozwolif sic re NINA Ma
c'oslowi 2epic, Re JUL posagu
ME nam wielkiego. Ale ia
ojcu powiedz'afam, zeby sic
ME turbowali, DO mnie "a
MAJ ME pilno.
- Vice mnle tel ME
cheese, Kachna?
- Clebie... ME; jak o]cowie
pozwola... to-. to-.
Mo)a ty duszo iedyna!
- krzvknal Antek- MECH
CT Bog nagrodzl, les niepogar.
dziia b'ednym sierota. Padne
do nog soltysowi, to sic mo-
ze u}ltuje mad mann bedzie z
tego szczescle.
Tu zaczat Antek opowiadaG
Kachnie, jak to "a dwoch be.
die pracowaf; ma tel drogiej,
polskiej zlemi, ktora 1ochat
okrutnle, jak z czasem dokupi
wiecej gruntu, b. pieniedzy
ME bedzle zakopywai, tylko
odda do kasY, gdzle mu pro-
cent zap}aca.
= ia sig tel roboty ME b..
]e | o pienladze ME dbam,-
odpar1a Kachua, kite pracu
je, ten z gtodu ME umrze a
pc smiercl MIC re SODA ME
%wezmiemy tylko cnoty i do
bre uczynki. Ciebie Antku lu-
bic, les pobozny robotnY,
a nlkogo ME s~krzywdzites.
Gdy staneli pred domem,
Antek powledziat Kachnie,
Re iutro roznowl sic re SOL
tYsem,
Ale ma drugi dzieh Antek
pojechat do stry]a, kt0ry
gwa1tem wzywat go do siebie.
Kachna byfa bardzo strwo-
iona, %zwiaszcza, he przysz1y
move swaty; Iudzie myself,
Re bleduiejsza soitysjanke
fatwiej bedzie MONA dostat,
ale dziewczyna tax dtugo pla
kala j ko]an OLGA, dop6kl ME
przyoblecat, Re ]ej n'ewolic
ME bedzle.
Pc tygodniu Antek wr6c,l
1 udat sic wprost 10 Bartfo-
mellow. D}ugo rozmawlat z
llmi sam ma sam al W koncu
matka zawofala Kachne, a
oiclec tax do mel przem6w1l:
= Sfuchajno dziewu2ho,
Antek mi tn wlele napo wiadaf
o waszej r%ozmewie, prawdah
to, De cheese isG "a nlego?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11

l ~ - w
co le ma schowane W kasie-
/ westchnaf b1edny Skiba "a
swojem zfotem.
- TAX, DO reszte miaf stryi
rozdzielic ma druglego bratan-
ka l ]ego dwie siostry, ale lie
CT trole pc wedrowali do Anne
ryki. vice sic stry] rozgnie-
wal powiedzlaf tax: Kiedy ME
umieja kocha6 ojczyzny, toby
ME potrafli szanowac o]co.
wl2ny, poszli szukaG zamor.
sklcb skarb6w, MECH ]e znal.
d., a tv blerz d;oga, rodzin-
ma zlemle, wien, he ia kochasz
lak mat'Se, vice l szanowac
bedzlesz, amen i zapisaf mi
cafe gospodarstwo i wszystkie
pienlqdze.
TAX, tax, c6ruchno,
Pan Bog CT pos~zczescii /
wszystko sic tax stale, )ak
przepowiedzlafa Cyganka;
matka wyzdrowiafa, nieszczes.
Gle mas spotkafo wlelkie, DO
t"ol posag prepaid l ia cho-
rowatem ciezko, ale W koicu
radosc many w1elka, wszystko
jakby wyp1sa4.
Tatuslu, ME gniewajcie
sic zawo1af Antek - ale
mnle sic wldzi, lie ia wr6aka
ok}ama}a was i oszukata W
szelmowski spos6b, ia sobie
postanowilem PREY pomocy
Bozej...
- Me opowiadaibys chop
cze byle czego -zawolaf roz-
gnlewany softys i piescla W
stof uderzyf ia ci powiadam,
Re to ~rzetelna kobieta spra-
wledllwle wszystko wywr6ayfa,
to darmo. Jak tn kIedy przyj-
die, dam je] dzlesieG talar6w,
a musi MI dokumentnle no.
Wledzlec, kto mnle tax skrzyw.
dit.
".
Pc diugiei s, ciezk1ej zim1e
przyszfa przesliczna wlosna
rozlewac ciepto i wonie DO
k%u]awsklch r6wnlnach. Kto
tylko &y1, a mlaf kawatek roll,
wychodzlf W pole, ME szcze.
dzac sit i potu, kt6re tax hoj.
ME nagradza nasza polska,
zlemla matka. | dobrze sic
w'edzle lei dzleciom, byle
tylko pracowac chclaiy, osz-
czedzac Boga chwaIiG.
Lecz n~1estety! ME wszyscy
TAX czyn'a. Boil serceI5ciska,
gdy eie pomySii, lie So jeszcze
tax zfe i lekkomyslne dziecl
zieml polsklei, ktore ME boiac
sic Boga i pogardy ludzklej,
smla zaprzedawac W oboe re-
&c te kochane tany polskie,
z}ane tax cbfcle potem i,krwia
przodk6w. To wstyd l zfe
p~ostepowanie!
" naszei Dabrowie jednak,
choc mieszkall ludzle z rome.
mi wadami | ztym1 nalogami,
ME by}o zadnego Judasza.
Wszyscy tel pracowali
ochoczo, softyt Sklba re
swo)a czeladka re) wi6dt W
skrzetnosc, i pllnosci. Bartfo.
miej pracowaf pc dawnemu a
dzielny Antek, teraz JUL MAJ
Kachny i %w}asciciel wlelkiego
gospodarstwa, ochoczo tesclo-
WI pomagaf.
Jeszcze W zapusty odbyfo
sic Wesele Kachny. ale Sk,ha
uprosii Antka, ably zostaf prey
MIN do jeslenl, al Jedrus
wroc'. Antek ME m6gt mic
odmowlc o]cu zonY, z~w}aszcza
gdy i Kachna prosifa, vice
zostaf, a starry stry), lubo z
aatem pozwolit, sam sic me-
czac w wielkim goapodarstwie,
90 zleml ]eszcze dokuol1, |
prey mEodych postanowl} "a
mleszkaj, tax mu SIG Antko.
Uja pnIoh,Ii n, ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11
AIeksandra Ohod8ki dokfaday
Show mix
POLSKO-ANGIELSKI
ANGIELSKO-POLSKI
ANGIELSKO-POLSK

zdsst jua u1onczony odes1any tym, kt6rsy rrzys1ai u dzeAe
to prenumernte. Dze}o to Jest W dobrej, mocnej oprawle 70 ztoconemi
tytnlika,n': zavierai2oy 924 stronnic ,wyraanego druku ma dobryn pa
pierre, Kosztuje tyko 1 dolary. Dzia}o to jest potrzebne ka& t.tuu Po-
fakovi v A>1eryce, kt6,y tn obrai sobie ten kaj rs druga o,"zyzns:
yezvkie1a urzedowym bznesowym W Ameryce Jest jezyk u"4*vsh 1
bn znsjon-aGi teso jezyka ME MONA tn prowadnc zadnego ,oj4resu
anl @D.oTad gos!d v .%urzsdach, biuraoh i'd. Tu W AmeTy~' rordca
o4cz,stcgo j91yk& angelsklego znajomoSt innych jezykow Ht &goa
niepetreh1?. Nto ep6cz swego jszyka, unie Pc ang1elsku, = "+>ie "
csei afngiej szeTokiei Ameryce rozmowi sic interes od"~ n: KITS
uma 20 arsiokku, chociaA ME pfynne. 'ats1c zna!dze '4"H pc
sahe iatwo wybranYm bye moze ma jaR Rad " hal tiaet bes
va zasn " vFasnym jnteresie kazdcgs u m;sszkajqcesgc Polaka
jest Jak najpredzej nauczyc sic jezyka angieiakiero. Poczatkowe kslazka
ala acknowledgement po ang'elsku jest "po5rednik Rosko Angivski senss
65 cent6w; poten konlecznie potrzebna jest ksiazka 81 o W n K P Ok
skoA n ielski Angels h9Polski albowiem W tymsa
s}owniku {atwo znale&t co macy polskie siowo W 7ezyku augielskil
s}owo angielskie c o znaczy V ieaykp polskim. Kazdy ]eden, ktdry tn
W Ameryce chce pozostac, pc ~inien nice s}ownik ten W swoim domu;
u ka°o, cry on robotnik, rzemieSnik, farmer, blznesta, handLarzlub
urzedniiE, powin91o to dze}o znaldowad sig pod rska; cy kto choe List
angielskiej ma iezyk poski, ne moze eby6 sig bez siownika Pohko
-Anghshlego Angielsko- Poskego NnEa cens teo dze}a jest tab
przystepna, re najubozszy c2}ovlek mole ie kupi6.
Prsyselaici Gle ia 'noc rece pc & dolary a kazdemu sowna
na~tychniast wys]e.
q Il. DERDOWSKI
&0E. &alei e& CaramOma %.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11
V!EL X zA!?A Is
NoWych Ksiazek

NOWYch KSlazek
prowadzila codopiero Europy
ksiegarnia Il ieroni ma D er
d owsklego W Winonie. a
mlanowicie'
/. Cic ha Fac hrze.
Sciah k q, ksia&ka do
nabo2onstwa Ola katoIik6w
" $lIcanej @toconej !, wy
~;iac1anai oktaJce o.a% 2e
siH~,nym bHzeEielu l.25
g, Bag ga d2ieJa a.
sz4, H. AKA do nabozen.
&!wa> W t@tl'Hi sa;aej kosz.
l"nu"j t.,re We l.25
) Hai& :" ol& Two
~. "..,l s""y r~oz,uysia-
n;t y, ~s"ya:%ie uroczy-
-~,.,Sr.. .Sr:3lnc i ia wszel-
Ne n~&t'3y1no~rj &ycia, W
1r sei "ssa~le 1.2.
Asiqzaa 90 nabo-
@cnstwa Nunina Wv
NJ, N%l"aiuj~zsj op-awie,
bc4 okuc!a) zoe
d Ani"t t5z, opraw-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-03
AK your grocer for
Princess Flour.
Made By Blanton. Watson d Co.
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.


ST. LOUIS, June 2-The delegates from
twenty-five or more States and various
commercial bodies Of the Union gathered
this morning in Entertainment Hall of the
exposition building to open the first session
Of the Nicaragua canal convention. Ex-
Governor E. o. Stsnard. of st. Louis. was
chosen presiding officer. The usual COM
mittees were ordered appointed. and then
Governor Francis. of Missouri. welcomed
the delegates to the State. At the close of
the Governors address Hon. NJ M. Estee,
of California. was called upon to explain
the purposes and objects of the gathering,
which had its inception in his State. He
did so in a lengthy address.
Hon. Warner Miller was next introduced,
aud presented to the convention the history
of the canal question. which he stated
dated back hundreds of years from the day
that Columbus set out, not to discover a
new world. but O new route TO the Orient.
Turning then to more recent history, he
gave IN detail the various efforts to secure
y shorter route to the Pacific. The physica
conditions on the Isthmas of Nicaragua
tailed, and then the speaker came to the
matter OF the determination by engineers
OF the feasibility of the canal, all of which
heretofore has been widely published. He
also referred to diplomatic negotiations,
concessions and charters of the past. and
now q matter OF history. Finance was the
next subject treated, and the speaker pro-
coeded Tn show wherein the company was
entitled to appeal to the public for funds to
continue a work on which 1t has alread y
expended S5.000000 as = guarantee of Its
good faith,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-03
WHO CAN SHE BE?
One of Chicago's Wealthy Society Leaders to
Be Arrested for Smuggling Laces.

CHICAGO. June "A morning paper says
when the next Atlantic liner reaches New
York an event will happen that will con-
vulse the local $50 and send chill of hor-
Tor down the back bone of Chicago's fash
ionable world. 1t will almost certainly
be nothing less than the arrest by stony.
hearted female Treasury detectives of one
Of the wealthiest of Chicago's social lead
ers tor common. ordinary, "4c0"-grade
smuggling. In some way the Treasury
officials here received reliable infor-
nation that q Chicago society
leader had bought in France and
England some seven Thousand dollars
worth of fine jewelry and lsces. which
she intended TO smnggle into Uncle Sans
domain without paying duty. So minute
is the information as to where the property
will be concealed about tho woman's per-
son that the New York inspectors, who
have been fully advised, know precisely
where to look for it. The woman in ques-
tion, though rolling in wealth. dearly loves
to save q dollar. and when her many ac-
Quain tances here learn of her discontinue
their condolences will most probably be
rendered with concealed Joy.
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Died n, . Ubiskv-C Cure Inst,tu,e

WICHITA, Kan. June 1.-George Brad
shaw. son of prominent resident here.
died yesterday from causes alleged to have
been brought on by the treatment he was
undergoing for the cure of inebriety. He
entered what is known as the Huntsinger
Institute on Saturday. and soon after TAX
ing his first injection his mind became
affected. On Sunday he was treated again
and soon had spasms. His friends saw the
physician IN charge. but they advised q
continuance of the treatment and gave
Bradshaw three injections again yester-
day. About midnight, after an evening of
wild raving, bradshaw was again taken
with spasms, which lasted until day ght,
and little later he died.
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with pride by the country at large. will be
once more called upon TO lead his party 10
the victory to which his superb and Ie-
splendent administra alton has entitled 1T.
Whatever preliminary sparring has been
done TO date has been on the question OF
the temporary organization. The execu-
being unfriendly to the President. their
apparent Inte ntion Is to select for tempo
rary chairman mar who athliates with
them and will do their bidding. Their
recommendation, however. must be rai-
fled by the full national CON-
mittee. and iG develops now that,
contrary to general belief. q majority OF
the committee is friendly TO Harrison and
will reject nomination not to their liking
The Harrison men do not insist upon any
particular individual, but 1t Is pro ba bic
that Gen. Horace Porter. of New York.
would be their choice. The anrls talk OF
John NJ. Langston. and seem TO have
abandoned the purpose of nominating MIR.
Fassett. Mr.. Reed is not a delegate. and
therefore out of the question.
The opposition expresses great confidence
in the final outcome. but they give no hg-
ures. and the source OF their strength Is
not visible.
Powell Clayton. of Arkansas, reached
here tonight and joins forces earnestly
with the Presidents friends.
Senator Spooner. of Wisconsin. Will
likely follow Hon. II. w. Thompson in
secondlng the denomination of the Pres
ident. He is power for the administra-
tiOn, and doing most excellent work.
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The Vatican win Exhibit nt ohic.ro.

CHICAGO. June News of important &C
tion, wholly without precedent in the his
t0ry OF the Vatican, was cabled to Chicago
to-day. Pope Leo Nil. in order to show
his interost in the Columbian exposition
and his special respect for the American
tent exhibit from the Vatican. Such q step
was never before taken in regard TO n
worlds fair by the Papal authorities. The
cablegram making the announcement of
the intention of the Holy Father and au-
exhibit was received from Archbishop Ire
land by w. j. Onahan. The text OF the
message was characteristic of the sender.
Archbishop Ireland. 1t is as follows:
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HEROIC ACT OF AN OPERATOR.
Telegraphed to Physician and to Headquar.
ters After Receiving Fatal Injuries.

MARION. o.. June 2.-Chris Corey. aged
thirty-two years. the station agent and op-
orator of the Chicago x Erie railway, at
Declifie. was run over by car Tuesday.
Both his legs were severed and HE body
mutilated. After being injured there was
no ono to send a message for help, and
Corey had D trainman hold him up to the
instrument while he telearaphed for ply
sician. and also to headquarters. The in
jured man died last night.
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Explosion and Fire.

PITrsBURG. June AT 3 o'clock this
morning an explosion of chemicals oc-
Cured in the mixing department of the
Pittspurg Plate-glass Company at Creigh-
ton Station. The building burned rapidly.
and within an hour the plant was almost
destroyed. The loss is estimated at from
$4,000 to $50. .O00 with ON insurance of Sla.-
900. One thousand men will be thrown ont
of em ploy ment until the works are rebuilt.
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General Macauley Ill.

WASHINGTON. June 2.-General Macau-
ley.' .'of Indiana. appointment clerk of the
Treasury. is very i'll In this city with
bronchial troubles.
Secretary Blaine spent some time at the
State Department to-day ana received sew
eral callers. including the Russian, Danish,
Swiss and German ministers.
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Chairman ]. S. ClarksOn Finally Comes
Out Boldly for the Maine Man.

Indiana Republicans Begin Work in Earnest
for Their Favorite and Are Confident He
Will BE Nominated Next Week.
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They See Nothing to Change Their 0pin-
ion that Harrison Has Majority.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY

HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
Examinations for Admission To tho College,
the Scientific and Professional Schools will be
held In Chicago. Cincinnati and Cleveland, on
June 2s. 80. July and 2. under the charge of
University officers. For parti culars and past
examination papers. address
FRANK BoLLEs. Secretary. Cambridge. Mass