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Campbeil Don't want II.

NEW YoRK. Aug. 8. Ex-Gov. James
E Campbell said Wednesday morning:
Under no consideration win accept
the nomination for Governor. ! am
not In position to make strong race
for several reasons, one Of the strong
est being that am not financially
fixed to stand the expense Of cam
paiRn will be at the convention
next week. and II my name is mem
toned shall withdraw III
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MEXICO. Mo-, Aug. 8. IAN officer was
returning TO Mexico with VIII John
son. of Louisville. KY. q negro boy 10
years old. under arrest for larceny.
When tho train was approaching here
the negro asked permission 70 20 into
the closet. Tho negro jumped through
the closet window, and, fnlling UNI
der the wheels, was literally ground TO
tiaeaa
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BuzzARD's BAY, Mass. Aug. s--Sec-
Rotary Of the Treasury Carlisle arrived
here Thursday morning from Washing
ton, via FAN River. He was met at the
station by Mrs Cleveland and driven
to Gray Gables, where he took break
fast with the family
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rrnnnfnre niaat.

WELLsToN. o. Ang. g. John A. Jones.
miner employed at the Wainwright
coal mine, was fatally injured by the
premature explosion Of slate shot.
Before he had time TO get out Of the
reach Of the shot 1t went of, burying
him beneath huge mass OF slate. and
inaicting injuries ff6m which he viii
probably die.
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Cherokee chief Dead.

AsHEvILLE, N q, Aug. .. Nimrod y.
Smith, exschief Of tho eastern band of
Cherokee Indians, died at Yellow Hill,
aged 30 years Smith held the position
OF chief number Of years. was a
leading democrat and respected highly
BY whites and Indians He was buried
Thursday with masonic honors.
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CHIcAoo, Aug. 8. ny Lazarus Silverman,
a weil-known private banker. suspend
ed Thursday. His liabilities are $500.
900, with assets in excess Of that
amount and q. 900 cash on hand. Sill
vcrman besides being a private banker
was one Of the largest operators in
Northwestern iron properties In Chi.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. Aug. IA Worlds
fair excursion party Of 100 or more Au-
gustinians leaves here Tuesday. Au-
gust 10. to secure exhibits at Chicago
for tho Augusta exposition and Georgia
state fair. which opens at.Augusta Oc-
tober II and CLOSES November lB.
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EvERoHEEN. Ala. Aug s--Tom
Booker, q desperate wanted for muir
dering Frank Wells, was killed Just
over Conecnp county line, IN Monroe
county. BY deputy Sheriff Harry Riley
and posse while resisting arrest.
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HONOLULU. July 70. - Minister
Blcunt has Indignantly demanded an.
apology for tho unauthorized use Of his
name on cane presented TO Claus
Sprecklea Tho matter Il being consid-
cred by tho government
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rec Church a tho ohio Pen.

CoLuaRUs. o., Aug 8-The managers
Of the Ohio pcnitentiary at their meet
ing Thursday adopted the recommends
ton Of Warden James that the ten
cents admission fee at the Sunday
church services be abolished.
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Farmer and wife Killed

JAMESTOWN, N. ", Aug. $. Addison
Beebe and his wife were struck by a
West New York and Pennsylvania train
on crossing at Panama Wednesday
and instantly killed Beebe was q
promfnot farmer.
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New YoHK. Aug. s-Henry Clay Dit
mas, well known sporting man, died
suddenly at his homo ut Kings High
way. II L, early Thursday Bright's
disease was the cause Of death.
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slGned the AmalEamated scale.

PITTsBURoH. Pa. Aug. s. zug q Co,
employing 500 to 1000 iron workers.
signed the Amalgamatsd scale Wednes-
day. Tho min viii resume in all de-
partments next Monday morning.
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a yVailE 81 60.Iao Miles,.

WAYNEsvmLE, o., Aug. B. During
the nineteen years that D. w. Meeks
has been mail agent between here and
East Waynesvillc he has walked,
III the performance Of that duty, 30. 1850
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ST. Louis. Aug. g Breitenstesn, the
star pitcher Of the ST. Louis Browns,
got full and was arrested At Evansville,
Ind He has been suspended from the
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Mr.. GILEAD, O., Aug Q. Dave Bail.
ey, seventy three. a. wealthy farmer.
fell from load Of hay and was killed.
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Mystery Surrounds the Death OF j. ".
O'Meara NJ Boston.

Mystery sarrsands the Death OF j. ".
o'Msara NJ Boston.
Bosrov. July Is Suicide or homicide
Such Is the decision of Medical Examiner
Harris on the death OF ]. Edward o'Meara
OF Cranston, r. l., reported by the police
as having been accidentally killed by fall
ing through light Of glass In the building
corner of Federal aud Franklin streets and
severing his jugular vein late Wednesday
night.
The dead mans friends and relatives
scout the suicide theory, and say he came
70 his death either by accident or foul
play. The accident theory seemed very
plausible I'LL DR., Harris made his exam
ination. Then 1t vanished like the morn
Ing mist before the rising sun.
O'Meara was found with his bead
through the broken pane. with his neck
resting on a broken edge Of glass. close to
the lower part Of the window frame. A
large square OF glass above that through
which his head is supposed to have
crushsd was shattered in a thousand
p.ele. There was no sign Of blood inside
the window frame. where It most likely
would have been had the jugular been sew
cred By the broken glass. while the side
walk few feet from the spot was COW
cred with blood. and It was undoubtedly
away from the window that he received
the wound which caused his untimely
end.
The cash in the mans neck was made
with sharp instrument like a razor or
knife, and could not possibly have been
made by the broken edge of glass on which
he rested when found Such is the opinion
OF the expert on matters OF the Kind, and
It entirely dispels the accident theory.
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CHAPTER 1,2l1.
~ - -. .2

u'aSsed May rs, 1sg8J
An ACT TO Prevent the Introduction Of Tnfec-
tious Diseases Into the State.
II is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows
SBCTIoN1. The power TO establish quaran-
tine In this state shall be vested In the gov
ernor. who shall authorize and empower the
state board of health 10 take such action and
make and enforce such rules and regulations
o. may be deemed necessary 10 prevent the in
PRODUCTION and to restrict the spread OF infec-
tious diseases In the state.
SEC. 2. Whenever quarantine is declared all
railroad and steamboat corporations, stage
lines, the owners, assignees, officials and en-
ployees of the same and all vehicles and modes
Of conveyance of passengers, baggage and
freight. shall observe and comply with tho
rules and regulations made by the said state
board Of health. and any person knowingly
violating any of the said rules and regula-
tions Of the said board shall, upon conviction
thereof. be fined not more than fifty dollars, OF
be imprisoned not more than two years.
SIC. q The sum of five thousand dollars II
hereby appropriated rs an epidemic fund 60 be
used, when deemed needful, by the state board
OF health, with the consent OF the governor,
for the purpose of preventing and restricting
the prevalence Of epidemic diseases, and all
expenses incurred In carrying out the provi-
sions OF this Chapter shall be paid out Of said
fund when itemized bills therefor shall have
been approved by the governor.
SEC. 4 All acts and parts OF acts inconsist-
ent herewith are hereby repealed, and this
act shall be In effect from and after Its passage.
CHAPTER LIZA
Passed May ~. lsao)
An ACT establishing Labor Day"
II In enacted by the General Assembly ~ fol-
SECTION /. The ar., Monday Of September
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A VAS AL A MISTAKE.
Franco Regrets the Hasty Incident In
Siamsss Waters.
An EXPLANATION FROM PARIS
De'sn6ing the Commander OF the French
Squadron Armistice Concluded
snd France VIII NOT Wage War
Against sismese

BANGKOK. July i5.-The French minis
Ter has informed tue SIamess government
NAT the commanders Of the gunboats
Comet and lnconstant misunderstood the
situation when they fred upon the PAX.
nam forts and aseended the Menam river.
Their Instructions contemplates no such
action. The anxiety prevailing through.
out the city has been partly allayed by the
arrival OF another British eaaboat.
The announcement Is made thai an
armIstice has been concluded and that
the incident will probably bs explained BY
France as regretable.
How Il Happened.
PARIS July IA seml.ofiic.h nots
published today explains the Bsngk Ok incl
dent thuss France. learning that England
and other atlons were sending war YES.
selS 10 Bangkok, notified the Siamese gov.
ernm6nt ON July Q Of her intention TO In.
crease the French navel forcs at the mouth
Of the Nenam river, where only the gun
boat Lutin affefdsa protection to shs
French residents.
In aocordsnos with article IS Of tbs
treaty OF IbS6 French men-of-war have the
Right IA. .aSt6r the Menam river and anchor
Oh Painam, but must give the Siamese
govsrnment notice to arrange for the an
chorage n case of intention to ascend the
river at Bangkok. As however, no other
than British vessels entered the Menan
river. Slam hssdA& objected to the pres.
ence OF more than. one foreign vessel
Francs. while reseffne her formal treaty
rights, instructed Rear Admiral Human
not to crosn he bar Of the Msnan river
and not1Aed The Slamese government 40.
cordlngiy, I've order was received TOO
late by Humann, and the gunboats as-
oended To Bapgkok
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CHAPTAn Ism.
fDs.a.S Maw q 1G00l


Passed May - l6oal
AN ACT In Addition TO and In Afheu4mone q
Chapter ios 9f the Public stAthtsA'eof HaiS
road Corporations"
1t Is enacted by tho General A1semhrelpcp1
lows:
SECTION L No railroad eerpcrsaou, ,AprAh
servants or agents. shAll wiilfniiy q pek lfepN
ly obstruct or unnecessarily use ~ ooovpy q
highway, town-way. o. street, nor IN any cas<
at q street or highway grade crossing, with
cars or engines FOR more than Ave minutes a.
one time, and whenever Q highway, towp-way
or street has been thus used or occupied with
cars or engines, no railroad corporation shall
again use or occupy the same with cars or en-.
gines until sufficient time, not lOs than three
minutes, has been allowed for the pAssagS
across the said railroad OF such travellers ~
were ready and waiting to cross when tho for
mer occupation ceased For every violation os
the provisions Of this section the corporation
shall be fined not less than twenty-five mon
more than one hundred dollars.
SEC. 2. At any point where . highway
town-way, or travelled place is crossed at the
same level by q railroad, where gate or flag.
man is not maintained. the railroad commits
sioner may, after notice TO and hearing of the
railroad corporation whose road SO crosses, di.
rect In writing that such crossing shall be
furnished with such electric signal or signals
~ he shall decide the better security Of human
life or the convenience Of the public travel re-
quires, and the corporation shall comply with
such order. II said railroad corporation shall
refuse or neglect to comply with said order
within three months from the date thereof, IL
shall be fined twenty five dollars for each day
that said refusal or neglect shall continue. un
less II shall furnish reasons satisfactory to said
railroad commissioners for said refusal or neg.
lect- Nothing In this section shall be 80 con.
strued as TO repeal or amend sections % or 40 OF
Chapter l58 Of the Public Statutes.
SEC. 8 This act shall take effect on and aft
or its passage.
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CHAPTER l,2ls.
Da aaed Mau 2R lAla 4

thSseu NAY 20, lost1.t
AN ACT Making Additional Appropriations
for the Support of the State Government
for the Year Ending December 81, 1888.
II Is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows;
SECTION l. The following sums, or so much
thereof as may be authorized by law, are here
by appropriated to the objects hereinafter ex-
pressed, In addition TO the amount heretofore
appropriated. for the support OF the state for
the fiscal year ending on the 31st day of De.
cember, A. ID. l693. and the state auditor is
hereby authorized to draw his order for such
portion thereof as may be required from timo
to time upon receipt by him of properly au-
thenticated vouchers:
For the payment Of officers I'm the su-
preme courts and courts of common
pleas. .,.................. 5000 90
For repairs, furniture, fixtures and
supplies for state house, Providence 600 90
Fer repairs furniture, fixtures and d
supplies for public buildings, Provi-
dence county. y......................... 800 90
For repairs, furniture, fixtures and
supplies for Providence county
court house. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600 90
SEC. q This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
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CHAPTER 1,2ls.
(Pnssed MAY 81. lSall


AN ACT Making an Appropriation for the Pur-
chase and Fitting Up Of Permanent Camp
Ground for the Brigade Rhode Island Mill
tia.
II is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECTION l. The joint special committee ap-
pointed by the General Assembly at its Janu-
airy Session, A. d. 1892, for the selection Of q
camp ground Is hereby continued and author
ized TO purchase the Reynolds property (so-
called in the town Of North Kingstown, In IA
vor Of which they have reported. upon receiv-
ing deed thereof and o certificate Of the title
TO the same, satisfactory 20 the attorney-gen-
eral; TO lay out and TO prepare the same In a
suitable manner for a camp ground for the
Brigade Rhode Island Militia, and to erect
thereon such buildings for storage purposes,
and for stables, as may be necessary.
The total expense of such purchase and fit
ting up shall not exceed the sum Of seventeen
thousand Ave hundred dollars which amount
is hereby appropriated for the purpose, out Of
any money in the treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, and the state auditor is hereby au-
thorized TO draw his orders on the general
treasurer for said amount, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, upon receipt of vouchers
approved by the governor.
SEC. 2 All acts and parts Of acts inconsist-
ent herewith 40 far as they affect the provi-
sions Of this act, are hereby repealed, and this
act shall take effect immediately.
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}. This act shall take effect Immediately,
CHAPTER 1.221.

Passed May ~, 1897
AN ACT Making an Additional Appropriation
of $500, or so Much Thereof as May Be
Necessary. for Militia and Military Affairs.
Il is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECTION |. The sum of seventy-five hundred
dollars, or SO much thereof rs may be neces-
sary, s hereby appropriated for militia and
military affairs for the fiscal year ending on
the thirty first day of December, A. d. 1s93 in
addition TO the amount appropriated by act Of
the general assembly, passed March 2. A. d.
1893
SEC. 2. Said sum of seventy-five hundred
dollars, or so much thereof MS may be neces-
sary, to be taken from the amount OF eleven
thousand nine hundred and twenty-five dollars
and seventy-seven cents. returned by the Unit
ed States. direct tax reimbursement TO this
state from the national government Of money
appropriated by the State Of Rhode Island for
military purposes during the War of the Re
belliDn.
SEC. 3 Said sum Of seventy-five hundred
dollars to be expended in accordance with tho
provisions OF Chapter 25s of the Public Statutes
"Of the Militia"
SEC. L. This act shall take effect FROM and
after its passage.
Iccrtify the foregoing TO be true copies
Attest:
GEORGE II. UTTER, Secretary Of state
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Boston, July Is George w. Smith was
caught in rapidly moving shafting and
whiricd until every shred Of clothing had
been torn from his body, his jaw and nose
fractured and his left arm broken. at the
Prescott building on Summer street. yes.
terdaY affarnnon
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BANGOR. Me-, July iA-During heavy
thunder shower ae Ofland dwelling
house occupied by q family named Saun-
ders was struck by lighting and COM
pletaly wrecked. Mrs. Saunders was
prostrated BY the bolt and Is dying. but
her husband and infant In the same room
were not seriously injured.
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c.llt, Of cr,m,n.l A,..uit.

BOSTON, July lS-In the superior crimi-
nal court James II. Fitzgibbons was con
victed for feionious assault on young
Mary Dohcrty. The grand jury reported
q bill against FTtzgibbons on Saturday
last. The jury returned verdict OF guilty.
Fitzgibbons was sentenced 70 l2 years In
state urison
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shouis nsgin y New Life.

FIrCHBuR0, Mass. July 15-On Monday
last tramp, who gave the name of Alfred
Wilson, wassrestea for drunkenness. He
was fined Is on Tuesday, and being unable
to pay was sent to Jail He has since been
informed that he had inherited $50 900 by
the death OF his father. wealthy resident
Of BLACK stOne
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bod, Almcst cor In Two.

sPRrNcFIELp, Mass. July William
J Cook. a Wales farmer, was cut nearly
in two ~ bis moving machine snd died
before ai( could be summoned His oxen
ran, throwing him to the ground directly
In front a the knives.
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Military lsieyoling.

TOLEDO, July la-The Toledo cadets.
Ohio National guard, unattached, left for
Chicago last night to go into camp on the
Midway plaisancn The company is
mounted on 90 military, bicycles, arranged
to carry guns, knapsacks and blankets.
The war department has taken deep in
terest I'm this expefifnent.
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BUzxARD's BAY. Mass, July l5.-Other
than taking u drive over 70 the Buzzard's
Bay postofiice in company with DE-
Bryant, Prestdsot Cleveland passed very
quiet day at Gray Cables There were no
calIArA
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BOSTON. July ia-The attorney general
has fled In the supreme judicial court
bills against the remaining endowment
orders for which receivers have not yet
been appointed The orders arc the Amer
loan Friendly society, tho Abraham Lin
coin Benefit association, the American
Mutual Relief association, the Order Of
franklin, the National Fntsrnal and
Benefit union and the United Order Of
Equity.
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To Prevent Fraud.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Seoretary Nor.
ton will purchase seeds for the United
States department Of agriculture this year
under a guarantee on the part OF the sell
srs not only that the seed will germinate
but that they will bo found true to name.
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BairM al Csn,vsrssor. InaIcted.

PATEnsoS. n. J., yuiy iS-The grane
Jury. which has he6h investigating the
affairs Of the county officials for the past
s5 days. reported iaaings today Twenty.
three persons Will be indicted upon charges
of bribery aud Guns bfracy.
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To Dtv.rt CoIoraco's Tr.de.

CHICAGO, July Is A dispatch from
Pueblo, Colo, says another silver conven-
tion viii soon be called with the object OF
diveripg to New Orleans the wholesale
trade Of Colorado which now goes to Bos.
ton, New York ana Philadelphia. the idea
being that eastern merchants will then
withdraw their objection to FREQ silver
coinage
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FAIL RIVER. Mass, July ia-Tho
daughters of the late Andrew j. Borden
have transferrsd TO Mrs. George White
head Of this city and Mrs. Fish Of Hart
ford some $4,000 worth OF property which
belonged to the late Mrs. Borden. The
-beneficiaries were haiti Etsters of the mur-
dered woman.
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PrrTspURe, July i5.-It Is expected that
the Homestead poisoning cases will be re-
opened Hugh +. Dempsey's friends sx-
pect to produce evidence that will not
only prove bis innoccncc, but will also
bring to light tbs exposure Of sensa-
tianai nIrd
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KANSAS Civ. July i5.-The National
bank Of Kansas. City has suspended pay
ment and is nowin the hands OF the comp.
troller Of the cugrtncy. The depositors
will probably be PNd dollar fos dsllar
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MISSIONARIES IN SIAM
uEust Not Depend Upon American vss
cells Fer Prutsot1on.

sels Fer Prutsctaon.
WASHINGTON, July 1A-There are about
20 American missionaries in Siam, mos, ly
Presbytsrians and THAR friends In this
country havs become concerned about
their welfare now that acbual hostilities
have been started with the French and
tho Siamesa Rev. Dr. Gillespie Of New
York, representing the Presbyterian mis-
sion board, tslegraphed Secretary Gresham
70 inquire what psoviAon would b made
>or the safety Of these missions aries and
he NUMEROUS chifdrsa tn their chxrg6
IN view of the present war outlook. See
rotary Gresham replied as foilowx
am inforlIbd By the secretary of the navy
that there r. not at present at an Asiatlo
station al Amerscan vessel capable Of enter
ing SIanaess wafDrA Missionaries should oom-
municate with legation ~ BANGKOK for usual
w. O. GRESHAM
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Boston. July 15.-James Kennedy, with
. record Of % years imprisonment In the
state prison, Is under arrest charged with
burglary at Revere Kennedy, II con-
victed Of this crime, will get a sentence OF
25 years. The prisoner has been free
man only since juno q last.
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NEW BEDFORD. Mass. July ls---Mrs.
}Duisa Guay has brought suit ia the sum
= $500 against OK Co uncilman Frank B.
Carr for slander. aud an attachment has
1ssn placed - Cars propertz
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Bar uarbor~. Medicai Inspector.

BAR HAEDon. Ne. July 1s.-Dr Will
lam RogTrs Of this place has received an
appointment ~ medical inspector for Bar
Harhor. His jordrrs are to inspect vessels
arriving ffp.n foreiga ports to guard
against cholera aps aof infections diseases.
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HARTFORD, July 1.-THE arrests for
complicfty with Evan w. Scott In misap-
propristing money belonging to the New
York and New England railroad through b
che falsincsfion Of payrolls now number 81.
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Bosrox, July 15-Amos L. Morse, the
alleged murderer Of DR.. Wardweil at Ros-
lindale, was arraigned in the superior
criminal court yesterday. John B. Moran
appeared for the prisoner The plea Of
not guilty was entered by permission Of
the court
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OLD ORCHARD, Me-, July lh-Burglars
ontered the Lawrence House after mid
tight. hitched q rope to the safe, dragged
out on the back piazza and blew 1t open,
securing Zoo The guests were not aroused
and nothing was known Of the robbery
until after daylight
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GREEYvILLE- S. c.. July 1S--Tom Toney
cut Jim Cox with a pocket knife, yester.
day. seyering his jugular vein. killing him
Instantly. Both men were visiting a
brother Of Cox, who was giving a dinner
In honor OF the 21st birthday OF Toney's
SON The trouble began In q friendly