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A TRAGIC HONEYMOON;
Suicide Follows the Revelation of a Wife's


Suicide Follows the Revelation of a Wife's
Heartlessness.
The body Of Lindsay Sappington, &c
years old, a respected and prosperous
young farmer worth $50, 900 was found
hanging to a tree near his home in Cen
tie Township, Pa. He was married only
week ago to pretty Maggie Johnson, II
years old, of Wayne Township. The
girl loved another farmer, while Sap
pington said he loved her better than
life. Sappington happened to overhear
his young wife telling her mother that
the marriage was mercenary one on
her part. The revelation broke his heart,
His father was in the party that found
his corpse swinging from tree, and at
the sight of it he fell senseless at his dead
sons feet.
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SATURDAY. APRIL :, 1898


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A GIRL. bN kELnEAkI L.

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ARMOR FOR A GREAT SHIP.
Final and Successful Test Made of Stou
Plates

Final and Successful Test Made of Stout
Plates,
A very successful test of armor plate,
manufactured by the Bethlehem Iron
Company, was made at Bethlehem, Pa
The armor is for the redoubt of the
Texas, being constructed at Norfolk
Navy yard. 1t wasa 10 inch Harveyized
nickle steel plate. weighing 80 tons.
Three Hotter projectiles, each weighing
25o pounds, were fired at it from an
eight inch gun. Two of the projectiles
passed almost through the plate and re-
bounded and the third passed through
No cracks were developed from the point
of impact. Commodore Sampson, chi eff
of Ordinance, U. S. NJ, witnessed the
test, and at once accepted all of the
armor. Its value is nearly $250,0OO
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"Jennie, the Hugger."

Saginaw, Michigan, is excited over tie
case of woman who assaults, hugs and
kisses young men. The woman is de-
scribed as tall, her face fair and smooth,
and yet she is apparently as strong as a
man. She dresses neatly in black. She
is known as Jennie, the Hugger" The
young men have not been driven to stay
in nights on account of the assaults.
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Rhode Island Tickets.

The Republican State Convention of
Rhode Island nominated Governor d.
Russell Brown for reelection and full
State ticket. The Democratic State
Convention unanimously nominated a
ticket headed by David S. Baker, IT,,
for Governor, and having on it for At
torney General Clarence A. Aldrich, a
brother of the Republican United States
Senator
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A Further Silver Conference.

Several of the friends of bimetallsm
in the Senate claim to have assurances
from President Cleveland that he will
send delegation back to Brussels in May
to represent the U tied States at the In
ternational Monetary Conference, and
that he has already taken steps to notify
the various nations taking part that our
Government would be pleased to have
them again reDresented
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The Seal Arbitration.

The Court of Arbitration appointed TO
adjust the difficulties between Great Bril-
tain and tile United States in relation to
the seal fisheries in Behring Sea met in
the office of the French Foreign Minis
try in Paris. All the members Of the
court were present.
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The PENN MUTUAL issues
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ICY holder SHOULD he wish to di,
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"WiZard" Shaeffer Injured.

Shaeffer. the billiard expert, who is
matched to play Slosson, fell on the icy
sidewalk in Chicago and broke two bones
of his right hand. This will prevent his
playing for some time, if it does not en-
tirely disable him as q billiardist.
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NOiI ICE.

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DRY GOODS STORES

goods CENTRAL! located Will he
Drcembf Isl. Ote will be icca I'll Washington,
Charleston, West Virginia, Lt nchburg Va and
Richmond, Virginia. possibly her
God's
nd every place the
This BULL
Loan already
Virglula u North Carolina.
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Th General ioa'' Of Directors tcIu's nrt.s Vue
Nigl Nv YOtk. thr> WANNA. K.tuciA Va
North Carolina, NoIAi Bd, Alntnu.a aHd Il Mas
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19
Marvin Items.

Ralph Stevens has moved into the
McManus house.
An evening class in bookkeeping
has been organized.
Jake Post has started a barber
shop in the Miley building.
Mr. Hinton Of Logan, has moved
into the DIR. Miley residence.
John Chester has purchased some
lots in the northwest part of town.
Fred Miller, a former resident and
a property owner of Marvin, has re-
turned from California.
Goshorn and Church have rented
the Travis property and will open a
bargain and second hand store.
J. y. Royce gave a republican
speech Saturday night to a good au-
dience. A large number of alliance
people we're present.
We would like to know il the pau
pers Of Phillips county have a right
to vote! They cast their votes last
year in this township, and in Other
parts of the county and state were
refused, and we ask the papers tC
give notice of the law upon this sub
iect.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19

AN EXPLANATION why the populist
convention sat down on Mr.. Mercer
would be OF interest to nearly every
person in the county. Wasn't he as
much entitled to second nomination
as Arnold and Utter? Hadn't he
come up to the populist standard Of
efficiency as an otlicerl What is the
reason? Let us hear it from some
source, -Ki1Cin Globe.
For the benefit aud satisfaction OF
the Globe | will explain. Under
glowing headlines the republican pa
pers in Phillips and adjoining coun.
ties have published articles in regard
to Mr.. MERGERS trouble, in the matter
growing out of some protested drafts,
and said papers have referred to the
trouble as resulting from populist in
competency, with view, we suppose,
OF creating prejudice against Mer-
Ger and his party. And now with a
show OF innocence they ask, Why was
not Mercer nominated? l suppose
the republicans would like to have
the privilege Of throwing n little more
mud at him. We think that the con
vention considered the efficiency Of
the republican press in the art of mud
Singing, and that is the reason he
WAS not nominated for the second
term. l never forsake a friend be-
cause he is reviIed and prosecuted,
and voted for Mercer in the conven-
ton, but as his successful competitor
Is a man every way fitted for the Of
fee, we think that in all probability
it il the best for all parties concerned
perhaps Mr.. Mercer himself) that he
was not nominated. CONSISTENCY.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19
Literary Note For October.

Marion Crawford opens up a new
line Of thought in his article entitled
Rome, the capitol of New Repub-
lic," appearing in the October Cos
mopOlitan. 1t is not likely that the
October number will have the success
which attended that for September.
The extraordinary spectacle was pre-
scented of l2I cent magazine selling
for so and rs cents. aud hundreds
were even sold at $l00 each. Proba-
bly, the record remains without par
able, in periodical sales, Of a number
proving so interesting that, after OIL
600 copies had been sold, the News
Company had orders for $4,000 more
than they could supply, while dealers
in various parts of the country, dis
covering the esteem in which the
magazine WINS held, Immediately
raised their prices to double, treble,
quadruple and i'm many cases to eight
times tho regular price The pub
fishers do not yet know what their
real circulation is, owing to the lin
tied capacity Of their presses; but
machinery IS being put in place which
will supply mn edition for December
exceeding 100000, and during that
month it will be possible to determine
just how many cosmopolitans the
public will buy.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19
Now Try This.

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cold, or any trouble with throat, chest
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SOC, and Sl,00, 3
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19
Teachers, Association.

Following is the program of the
Phillips County Teachers Associa-
tion, to be held at Kirwin, October 81,
1893:
1890 a. m-Business meeting.
l3O p. m-Roll Gull by quotations.
Primary Language" (class exel-
ciss) Mrs. FL. r. Hull.
Drawing in the Public School,
B. H. Leak.
"Dogmatism VS.. Education"--C. D,
Smith, Il, o. Felix.
Reading Circle Work"-J. r..
Breakey.
Teachers Tenure of Office
John M. Gray.
Proposed amendment to constitu-
ton.
Sp. Mcclure - "Enviroments"
D. L. Smith.
A cordial invitation to all.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19
SheTili'S Proclamation

OF the time of holding a general elertf0n for
the purpose Of eleCting Judicial, county ard town.
ship officers;
State of Kansas, Phillips County, IS:
To all whom these presents shall cOme-greetlng:
Know ye, that l, G. E. Utter, sheriff OF Phillips
county, Kansas. by virtue of the authority in me-
vested, do by this proclamation give notice that
on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Z, A. D. 1898,
there will be general election and the officers TO
be elected are as foIlOws One Judge OF the l7.a
Judicial district court, county clerk, one reg.
ster OF deeds, one treasurer, one sheriff. oD' sur
veyor, one coroner, one commissioner +. ret dis
trict.
For each township in said county. One trus-
teo. one treasurer, one clerk, two CO. istabes and
one road overseer for each road diS lrict.
The votes of electors for sul1 o. lcers will be re-
ceived at tue polls in each towr ship in said coun
ty of Philips, state OF kalsV
In witness whereof, ! b.. we hereuuto Get my
hand at my Office in philr sburg, in said county,
this 2Sth day OF SePtemP r, A. b. 1888
g. b UTTER.
sheriff OF Phillips County.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19

Master, as a certificate of obedience
to his great commissioner testimony
Of faithfulness unto death for Christ's
sake. "Thou shalt rest and stand in
thy lot at the end OF the days" 1t ia
everything that the fallen missionary
shall be able to stand up in the
heathen country where he LAID down
bis life, and at the sound of the res
direction trumpet to say to his Lord:
Here / am. just whore thou didst
send me, ready for any further SER
vice or reward which may bs as
signed me."-A. j. Gordon d. d.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19

The present administration is crea-
ting distrust, say the republicans.
Let us sec what that distrust is.
Cleveland was elected as the people
believed, on free silver platform.
He WAS also thought to be- a tariff re.
former, or free trader If you will.
Now he was certainly expected to
carry out these views The country
had lost faith in the republican party
for its repeal Of the Bland law and
for its McKinly tariff ACT. So il the
country dstrusts the Cleveland ad.
miuistration it is solely because Of
it's antagonism to silver and its fail.
ure to reduce the taxes. The demo
cratic party declared IN favor of ar
income tax. 1t has not been men,
toned since congress met. These are
the causes for distrust. But the cause
Of the panic, as everybody but party
worshipers knows, is money famine
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19
RELIGIOUS COLUMN.
BY TnE pnILLIPsBuRN MINIsrNRs.
oHuRoH plREo1oRY.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCII-snbbatb services
SUNDAY school, l0a ~; preaching, II n. m
and . y, m; prayer Meeting, "Wednesday NJ p,
m. D. K. llEDMAN, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCl--sahbuth services
Sunday school at 10 Il. m, preaching each alter
nate Sunday NJ II Il. m. and y, M EnduHy0T So
cetN up, m. Prayer meeting on Thursday NJ 3
u. m, &. u. SELLERS, PaHt0r.
BAPTIST CHURCH--Sabbaths service Sunday
School NJ 10 a, m; preaching at II u. m. aud p.
m prayer meeting, Wednesday h y, m; cove
mint meeting, saturday before fret sunday 3 p.
m, d, T. CRAWFORD, fahIpF'
NJ. y. CHuRCH--Sabbath services Sunday
School ut 30 Il. m; rteaChing at II u, N. and g. D.
~; clNsp meeting IT. ~ m; ptobntloner class,
fourth Sabbath, . y, m; icuchor' meeting lhult'
dny, SOD. m; prayer meeting, rhursdny Bp,
mi Epw0rh League Friday, ?. m; Junior
Longuc, saturday, . p nj Official board, frst
Tuesday 8 p, IN. d. g. STRONG, Patlor
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19
School Report.

Following is the monthly report of
school in district 81, for the month
ending October 2;
Average daily attendance, 281;
those not absent during the month
were Nerva Monk, Belle Monk, Ber-
tina Garrett, Nellie Garrett, Forrest
Griffin, Earl Griffin, Mildred Parry,
Nellie Kinnaman, Myrtle Kinnaman,
Clearance Kinnaman, Orry Kinnaman,
Lester Marshall.
MYRTLE HILL, Teacher.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19

SENATOR VOORHEES, has attempted
twice by continuous sessions to force
a vote on the repeal bill, and beaten
both times. This indicates that re.
peal is dead, and Grover Cleveland
has been beaten in his first game by
his own party.-K. c. Gazette.
No, not by his own party, Brother
Gazette, His is the republican party
now you know.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19

The populsts of this state have an
official party organ printed IN the
penltenhary. They ought to have
another published from the insane
asylum and cover the ground thor
oughly.- Champion.
No, governor, the latter is n republi-
can stronghold the populist can never
capture from the simple fact that the
patients are discharged as fast as
cured.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19
First publication October 70, isOa-ow.
Road Notice.
To whom It mny concern,


IN pursuance OF an order made bS tho hoard Of
county commissioners OF the county Of Phillips,
~ lhe state OF kansas, In regular session on the
oth any or October, \ d, 1903, notice is hereby
glyen tnaI w. q. Canada gnd Others, household
ers OF sud county, residing In the vicinity where
u u proposed 70 lay out and establish the road
below mentioned, have presented to said board
Inolr certain petition praying tue laying out and
eestaDllHhmont OF public road In said county ~
lolows' Commencing Mt the northeast corner OF
section lhree 3D. In township three 81, south. Of
range seventeen 90, thence running west two
niles 10 lhe northwest corner OF section four d.
ln township three l3l, south, Of range seventeen
90, west OF the 9th r. NJ, rs near AZ practicable,
ana az, that h.. 7. Johnson, V, -, Darnell and o.
whitney viewers duly appointed will meet at
the beginning Of said proposed foad on the Ism
dHy, OF November, A. d, 1893 aud proceed TO view
said ROAD, and TO give all parties hearing
witness my hand and the zeal OF said county.
October, A. d. 1893
lsEALI j. j. ARNOLD, County Clerk
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19
Peoples Party Meetings.

J, f. Arnold, +. G. johnson and
W. &. Cox will address the people of
Bow Greek township at Hebrew
school house, October 10, at Z 80 p. m;
Valley township, at Old's school
house, October 20, at 1880 D. my Deer
Creek township, at Lee school house,
October 81, at 1880 p. m.
N. B. MoCoRM1oK, Chairman.
j. M. TADLooK, Secretary.