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riCd q constant rheumatic misery in
his hip In fact iu negro parianee, he
was 'ogly tell he's pretty" and more
than one pair - eyes turned after him
with an interested glance lie
trumped on. slowly and haitiurly. a.
one who has nD objective p1inL Iu
his right hand dangIcd a parcel 81 &c.
centric shape wrapped Boz newspaper
and tied carefully criss-rross with col
ored Irvine 20 looked iumpy as a hoe
cake and wns evidently q luncheon
But, though tho lake ran a. rich : blue
as ever came our % Natures dge-o.ot
and though the sun shone tempered 81
cool Urerzes. the old mnn looked lonely
and disappointed Hc had come ~
seek bis kind and his Kind were nos
there
~ done th0t Ter meet Ell de ca led Ia
dies un gemmru frim aii oher De
wuid. he explained "but they dean
seem ter Rot yer sle--I come frum
@lzzoDry. Jest Ter see sv fair cam
Ter town two months ago. bat I ain't
come 1ut ser bcfn' Heen aeohkin'-
got er plenty ter do Great show lee
loose ponhagus like, ain't ite Seems
Ter roe as 70 Heaven bad got inter my
po ole heart. as .sant ies lot 30 out In
er song DE- oniss trunhis IS a. people
81 sing what my eoruseienrs say.
what dey th.nz : "a doinF
The white people who were IN 51.fng
his rouverssti1n assured him that ~
would gee d ehanes to sing that after
noon 20 hr went to Fgstral halL Pc
sides. he wrnIi hear Frcd rs1uFiass
Dat aof Where am is Fe.iubbie
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.


Labor~r becomes Ecnsmcred OF a Mere
Chiid-She H~pai-es Him aud ifc shoots
Her Down aud sends Bullet Through
His own Head.
WILL NNsBURe. q, sept 8o.-Niilo
Wilson. a coarse-featured and repulSive
white laborcr. deliberately shot and
fatally wounded Iva Warman. aged II.
daughter OF David and Amanda War
man. at o'clock Thursday evening
lie then walked up the railroad track
and made his escape before neighbors
could recover from the shock and cap
ture him.
The Warmans came here from Boat
Kun. small town on the Ohio. 10 es-
cape the unwelcome attentions which
Wilson forced upon the little girl. lie
followed the family here. and swore
that he would either marry the child or
Kill the entire family.
Milo Wilson, the would-be murderer
of little Iva Warman. was found dead
in an old barn on John Lytle's farm.
one-Quarter OF n mile west of Williams
burg, at 10 o'clock a. IN Friday. with
the revolver clutched in his right
hand. Three chambers were empty
and there was n bullet hole through his
brain
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sulAtcd for he sacred avova l--Qaist
vcrandas overlooking green lawns an4
retired hooks where busy sightsccrs
are not likely 90 intrude. Ahf many
are thc heart stories that have bees
murmurcd soft and low within The
gates OF that magic city by the Lake,
and many are tho fate. that have bcsn
scaled beside the still waters 81 the
hmpid lagoon.
An attractive spot for the searches
after historic iorc Il the Waahington
house. la the northeast portion OF ths
state building section. Tucked away
In the funny little rooms az. ths ca
household treasures 81 the drst presi-
dent Of this glorious rcpublic--pianoa.
paintings ana hric-a-brac In the last
stages ~ decrcpitude which in their
day were considered the finest I'm the
land chairs. tables. etc, which are
held a. too sacred 10 be handled by
careless hands. The house. tho grounds
and all are reproduced a. nearly like
tho original homestead as human skin
could make them.
Situated on the north lagoon close by
Is another historic feature ~ Il the
Walton lodge, a quaint little cottage
erected 90 commemorate the great
deeds Of tho immortal isaax. tho patron
saint % fishermen.
Few visitors az thc fair in passing
the quaint little cottage SEEN TO rccog-
niEe thc import 81 ia mission or the hiss
toric Interest connected with ia name
When the members OF this Chicago
fishing club determined a. have an ax-
hibit which should illustrate and en-
nance the usefulness 81 their ART they
wisely chose Tor their building a model
OF tho fishing cottage which Isaalg Wal
ton and his adopted son. Charles Cot
ton. erected ON tho banks Of the River
Dove la 1914. and which, after all this
lapse ~ limc. still stands a. an inter-
esting r. Under ~ The great apostle of
piscator pleasures.
Here thin the last few days tho
disciples uf the great fisherman have
held contests ~ siSiil la The art ~ cast
ing the Nv. and beautiful aud valuable
prizes hs9e becn awarded 20 tho victo-
rious contestants "a ia exceedingly
doubtful II the father 81 fishermen ever
bchcld in his day such feats N skill
with tho rod and line a. were performed
ON these occasions
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DIGGING FOR SILVER.
They Are Down Eiehty Fce,. and Claim rs
Iie In M.

They Are Down Eighty Fcet. aud Claim To
He In Nc.
PARKERsRUBG, w Va. sept 3O.-Thc
silver prospcctorS who arc sinking "A
shaft three miles above this city. ON
the Little kanawha. are down eighty
feet and are now engaged in blasting
a very hard rock, which they claim lies
directly over "A lode or vein OF silver.
The correspondent was informed
Friday by one OF the firm that
the rock through which they are
now going has been aualyzcd and
that IL shows silver. lead and copper
worth 800 10 the ton fourth metal
Is also claimed Co have been struck. the
analysis OF which is not yet complete.
but which is believed TO be anthony.
The prospectors are sanguinc Of success
in getting silver in good paying quanti-
ties, and they are not only investing
considera Die money but are energetic
and pushing There is no doubt that
they have found lead. and "a conse-
quence some silver. but the prospect
for great things viii depend upon the
next few DAYS showing.
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wAsIIxaroN ~ I'm.

OF the lovers Of nature, and the busy
gardeners aud attendants Of the horti-
cultural department have had their
hands full LA changing the plants as
their respective seasona opened and
closed
True. the average visitor takes little
heed Of these things He casts an adj
miriuR glance at the bright blossoms
aud with hurried sniff AT their sweet
odor aud the commonplace rcmarIC
Yes, very pretty" bolts AWAY 10 ".
sions Of moro practical and prosaic
things But there nrc those who love
10 linger among the fragrant flowers
and who note with sorrow the fading
glories 81 the beautiful flower beds
about the Horticultural building aud
on the wooded island. Here all summer
long have bloomed some Of the choicest
and rarest exotics ever seen In this
country. With the changing months
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NJ voorhees, ltcn lad aid he desired 70
account Tor The attitude OF silence observed on
The dcmocraiic side 90 the chamber On the face
OF Inc asSaNit 40 was that 10 had not been
thought necessary % say single weird In de-
fcnse % Mr Cleveland from ne ume he wAs
born In New jersey up 90 thC present hour. On
his side OF IN. chamber. ana ne had rca.
>on TO beilrNel on tho other side o.
the chamber. and All over the country Mr.
ClvNeiand's defense had been fully made BY The
American people themselves he Ncntured %
say that lu American history thr career OF
Grover Cleveland bis character. hs achieve.
mcntN his honor, his patriotism and biz abilities
would stand In The foremost line In spite OF all
the assaults which had been made whether
senators dlrcFrd from Mr.. Cleveland or agreed
with him, nobody failed % recognize his stai.
vart and powerful character aud his high In
iegrity. lie hoped that this little tribute would
he taken ~ sufncient 20 account for the fact
that the democratic side Of The chamh.r wouii
not feel called upon 10 enter upon any dofense
OF the president unless something far more i'm.
portAnt VAS charged against him than had been
charged up 10 this time
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the rcigning beauties Of the garden and
hot-house have held sway each in turn
giving place 90 the other as IT, appro-
pirate period came and went. and now
that tho chilling hand Of winter Is
stretched forth to sei1c them % its Icy
grasp they are being uprooted and CON
veyed % thc preserving warmth 81 the
conservatorics.
~ has been said by exacting iudivid-
uHla that Boa the respect 81 flowers ard
plants the oVPOsitioh has been sadly
lacking and 30 has been remarked by
thouRhtlcss persons that De- wasn't
worth while ~ erect ~ handsome and
extensive o. structure a. is the uorticnl-
tural building FOR 80 meagcr display
as D. contained therein such com
ments could emanate but from caii0us
and inexperienced pereons who have DO
knowledge ~ The infinite labor that
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a come TARoweR's WORK.
tie Attempts 60 KIN Gen. Canapos. spain's
Famous Commander. uut only wounds
itim-A hSstsndsr KILLED aud Several
Others Hurt.


Famous Commander. nat only wounds
Nina hystsndsr KILLED aud Several
Others Hurt
BARcELoSA. sept ~. An anarchist
tried to kin Capt-Gcn Martinez lie
Campos Saturday with bomb There
had been a review OF all the troops la
this district early i'm the morning
shortly before noon the captain
general and his stan took their
places ON one side Of the Lcig square
near the middle OF the city, and the
march past began. A large crowd had
gathered near the officers. but, a. no
trouble was thought probable while the
military filled the streets. only four
gcndarm-s were at hand TO preserve
order
The head OF the column had hardly
passed he captain general when a
bomb was thrown from the crowd
IL struck near the captain-gcn-
cral and exploded with tromcn.
dous force. A soldier Of the civic
guard was killed Instantly aud ave
others were wounded so severely by
pieces Of shell that they probably will
die. MARITIME dc Campos was thrown
10 the ground 10y the shock. lie was
picked mp by officers OF the STAFF and
carried 10 his house. ASIDE FROM "A
wound Ina his arm and few bruises he
was found 10 bc uniniured.
The man who threw the bomb was
caught by the crowd and delivered 10
the police lie Is said 20 have con.
fesscd. lie belongs 60 the gang OF an.
archists who have caused many ex-
plosions here In the last year, and
glorics In his deed His name IL Pailaa.
and he says-hc intended 20 kiln Marines
dc Campos and his whole staff Ito
will be court-mhrshalcd and shot
at once. In his house the police founa
n great quantity OF the most violent
revolutionary literature. Two men
who had lived with him and evidently
had helped make the bombs have been
arrested. Each OF the bombs thrown
WAS a hollow iron sphere charged with
dynamite. All the windows near the
scene Of the explosion were shattered
and large holes were dug In the ground
where the bombs struck
IL is learned that Gen. Bustos and
Gen. Molins, who were with the cap
tain generals star. received serious in
juries The names OF five spectators
VINO were wounded by fragments OF
the bombs have also been reported
The city h. intensely excited and mil
itary patrol the streets
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PICTURESQUE PLACES
Spots In tho White City whore
Lovers Like 20 LinEor.
The Refr~-hinE Atmosphere OF the gree.-
hcases-rhe Historic Attractions
ef Ws.hingten House aud
walton cottage.
fspeciA chlcaso corre.pondenea /


The falling OF leaves from the trees
aud the ch.ll 81 the air at morning and
evening strongly suggest the approach
Of winter and remind us that the end OF
tho worlds fair Is az hand. In another
month the Gre on the hearth will be-
gin 10 feel good aud the heater and the
furnace will have been put in readi-
ness for tho winter season. with all
this In view the departing vcrdure OF
the trees and plants becomes stiil moro
attractive ~ us aud we arc 10th to part
with the sweetness and beauty 81 tho
fading flowers, aud We regret the time
lost among other attractions Of the
great fair
As the summer season has faded
into autumn the delicate blossoms
OF the tropical plants have disappeared.
tho more hardy beauties OF colder
olimes have come 20 gladden. tho eyes
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- pAIRY

Cows snoJLu be kept oT low. ,geedy
pastures
BrrrEn That is long time coming q.
said 20 De oi inferior quality
Cows SHOULD bo milkcd daily $40 The
same slime and hy The same person
Ir is said thut when COWS are fed on
bran Che cream rises slowly and o. hard
o. churu
IW average yield of milk per COW in
Great Britain is said to bo four hun.
dTcd pounds vcar
AnuNo che milk thoroughly before
setting win help CRAFTY in preventing
Dad flavor in milk md butter.
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SEEKING HIS KIND.
Uncle Hastus from Nissouri Waits q
Great white ely.

Uncle Hastus from Missonrf Nfsita the
Great waite tity.
He was certainly the blacklist man on
the grounds There were no interme-
diate shades about him, and instead 81
light holiday attire tho old man vas
habited La best suit ~ black, which
looked NJ II u might have been an heir
loom for several generations His shirt
front and collar and the whites 81 hia
eyes matched la fairness. bat Tor tho
rest there was 40 distraction 81 hue.
Even his lips were ~ NJ dark pur-
plish shade as 10 maintain mo- outline Of
color. lie was a study In black and
white, and his weakened old face was
twisted into hard knots OF interest "a
be squintcd 40 the sights in the san
shine. All his upper teeth were gone
spd he limped painfully az n nc car
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ON HIS DIGNITY.
Bismarck's Physician snubbod a Pompous
OmcInl sent lN the IknIarr


omcial sent by the Kaiser.
kIssINGEN, sept 3O.--In an interview
Friday with n representative OF the
United Press, DIR. Schweningcr Prince
Bismarcl's physician. defended himself
against an accusation made by the
Cologne Gazette that he had neglected
TO report Prince Bismarcle's condition
TO Emperor William. IL is said that in
making the accusation the paper was
prompted by the foreign Office DR.
Schweninger said that the official who
was charged 20 inquire as 20 the
princes condition used the form custo-
mary in undressing military under
ling Since he (the doctor) was an
swerable only TO Prince bismarck and
his conscience. he resented the manner
in which the inquiry was made. More
over, he added, that while he was in "A
condition OF anxiety regarding the re-
suit OF the princes illness, ho had
neither the inclination nor tho time 60
write a red-tape report
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DUEtIVo in Russia has become 20
common that Che government has just
decregd q severe code Of punishment.
Killing an antagonist win cost six
years in prison; severe wounding. three
years; duel without injury. Six moathsi
provoking o. duel. six weeks % three
month.
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A DREADFUL sCENE.
Last act In Domestic Drama 81 Disoord
and Despnnhemcy.

and Despondency.
PTrTsnUHoH. Sept. %. Samuel g.
stodhart, "a ear accountant at the Car
negie Steel company. shot his wife Ira
the heart. while she was sleeping.
and then placing the muzzle
OF the revolver into his mouth
sent bullet crashing into his own
brain The tragedy occurred at 5.85
o'clock n. ~. at the home 81 stodhart
on Point View avenue, East End In
sanity over religious differences and
dependency over business troubles are
the causes which led 30 the awful deed.
Stodhart was o. years old and his wife
two years his junior. The couple have
been married sixteen years. and have had
seven children. the eldest being a girl
10 years old Mrs. StOdhart was a
Catholic. and the two frequently quar-
relied over the education % their chill
dren. Recently stodhart's salary was
reduced 10 per cent. and this also
preyed on his mind
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Oklahoma want, 40 Iie a state.

PURCELL ] r.. sept 30 "A conven-
ton Of citizens OF Oklahoma viii be
held here Saturday iu behalf 81 the
movement Tor the admission Of the ter
ritory as state 10 Is claimed lly tho
statehood executive committee that
the settlement 81 the Cherokee Strip
has brought the population up 10 355.-
900 and the taxable wealth OF abe terri
tory 10 $50. 900. 600
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kNoNvILLE, Tenn, sept 80. Reeve
nue. Collector c. NJ. Taylor returned
here Friday from "A successful raid on
moonshiners. Two stills Of sixty gal
Ion each were destroyed ON Cane creek
In Monroe county. Near Ruralvale an
eighty-gallon still was destroyed. This
was the largest contraband still in the
state
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HEAVY FROST IN ILLINOIS.
Most 81 the Corn Ezcapes. But Plants an,
Wines Are Damaged.


FAHBURY. Ill, Sept 21-A heavy
frost Monday night killed the cucum-
ber and tomato vines. plants and other
garden vegetables unprotected. The
most Of the corn - out of the way 81
frost except that on low lands planted
late in the season. Ice 81 good thick
ness formed
HrLLsBoHo. III, sept 2T-A heavy
frost visited this section Monday night
and did much damage 30 late corn and
broom corn.
VIRGINIA., Ill, Sept 27.--A heavy
frost resembling n light snow fell in
this section Monday night, killing the
late tomato crop The canning fac
tory Will have 30 suspend further opera
tons
DECATUR. ILL.,. sept g7 Central Ulb
nois was visited by a heavy frost Mon
day night IL did no serious damage.
~ corn Is out Of the way
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NIAGARA FALLS. n. y. Sept 30. "A
novel marriage ceremony was per
formed Friday morning Walter $.
Stewart. OF Pittsburgh, Pa, and Miss
Minnie Weller, Of Allegheny, Pa. were
united in wedlock by Justice OF the
Peace Russell az the entrances 90 the
Cave OF the Winds below the clin ON
Goat island
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CmcAoo. Sept. 20. H. w. smith. who
pleaded guilty 90 the charge OF attempt
ing 60 bride jurors in The Cronin murder
trial was sentenced to two years iu The
penitcnuary by Judge Tuthill Smiths
attorneys hastily prepared petition OF
haboas corpus and took it before Judge
Mcconnell who issued the writ maxi
inf 60 returnable Thursday at 10 o'clock
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CncAoO. Sept g1 The men who de-
Tended the Illinois Central express train
against highwavmon 90 Cmtralin are
to bo rewars.d Cor their bravery. The
ulinoi. Central and American EEpress
so have united in ucstouing the &C.
Hari. which win consist OF SIX gold
medals and 81 GOO
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SIR 0LAparogE astonished some a
his auditors in the house Of commons
the other night ~ using tho word
"gumption. set who could employ Go
more appropriately. seeing how much
u the quality the ~. o. S. possesses
1imself2
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AI1ov nL. sept 30 Judge Irvine
u. nandlc One Of the oldest and most
prominent citizens of Mhdi .on county.
Ill.. died Friday morning. aged Frar.
lic was g personal friend 90 Abraham
Lincoln aud was Grst Co carry to him
the news Of his nomination iu 1901
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THEY GOT AWAY.


HNfFNutAaN ~ n AAFufMN Murder
ere mauaGo 60 Earape.
WAsHIyGTOS. Ind. sept 25 The
murderers 90 the Wratten family were
traced 10 q swamp in Dubois county.
known as Leniu's wood which con-
tains shout eighty acres Of under
growth The officers. accompanied by
hundreds ~ men surrouudel fhe wood
but the murderer succeeded in cscap-
iuR They were discovered bv the
nelghb0rs Who saw man taking food
into the fHIrfet and the officers we're
Informed ut once Ethel Wratfea. che
l1-ycar-oId daughter whom thc murder
ers failed to kiI 0u the spJf. died -at-
urday night and was buried beside fhr
other members Of the family Intense
excitement prevails and it 81 rot likely
the murderer would receive much
mercy 10 caught
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LIMA, o., sept 80. The PeruviaJ
cabinet has been reorganizod. as FOL,
lows. Ministry Of the interior. SENIOR
Castor, minister Of Justice. SENIOR
Figuera; minister of finance. Senior
La Torree; minister Of war Senior
SOmocurico
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SAN FHRacIsco. Sept 21- Mira Le-
hand stanford family allowance from
senator Stanford's estate bias been iu-
creased frou t5.0y0 90 800 her rep
rc entation that $1,000 month was
inaacgunto
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NEw OEtrtSs. Sept 10 Foster
mattress fctury burned Friday morn.
iny Lo-s f-t.D71 Thc proprietor and
an emp.oye ptr.ahed in che flames.
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MUNCE. Ind Sept 2g Mrs Phmbe
Randall. aged as. was burned Co death.
her clothing catching fire from blaze
Ira fhn vrrl
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LorIsviLrE. KY Sept 80-Hon. vs.
Q. Gresham, secretary OF state. re-
turned to Washington Friday after.
noon over the chesapeake and Ohio.
Mr Gresham was here 81 pay bis re-
rr.oofr f,, frf.rHe
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AEsoS o. Sept 30 il. G.. Gaylord.
% prominent Cleveland druggist com
mittea suicide in Akron Friday By tuic
ue morphine. Dependency over Gnau
ciai trouble thc cause.
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CoEruurs. % sept 90 Frank Reed
serving four-ycar sentence FOR burg
larry. committed in Madison county in
1871 died Friday night Ga the poniten-
tiary hospital Of typhoid fever
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VALPARAISO, Sept. 20. Instruct ions
have been sent 10y the Brazilian gov
eminent TO its minister in Washington
directing him To find out what the
United States government think Of the
scheme Of calling q convention OF the
South American republics, and the
nited states 20 consider the silver
oueetfon
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DISASTER.
Nine Caves In Under a River
In Michigan.
Tons Of Water Pour Down the Open
ing Upon the We men.

Forty-EiEht Men Had Descended tho FRtal
shaft. aud Only twenty Escape Terri
BILE Death-An Accident without
Parallel In the History cr Mining.
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Is-.cn.tor ,Inchen ncnd.

IIOTKINsvILLE Nv, Sept 30 Tx
senator Machen died Friday night in
the lunntie asylum He was IS years
Of age, and some months ago lost his
mind. Two weeks ago he was sent u
the asylum. In the seventies he served
q few months ia the q. s. senate by
appointment, 20 fll AN unexpired term.
lie was "a well-to-do farmer
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NEW YORK. sept sO-A bushes as-
sociate Of Mr. John j. Van Allen. Mr..
Cleveland's nominee for am hassador 90
Italy. said Friday night that Mr. Van
Allen had written 60 the president de-
clininr the mission 90 Rome