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Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
An Important Po.ition For . woman.

An official position of great responsi- bility has been given to an Iowa woman. The board of supervisors of Polk county appointed Mrs. Anna E. Hepburn of Des Moines county recorder to fill the place made vacant by the recent death of her husband. The necessary bond was pre- sented, accepted and filed. Mrs Hep burn qualified and was sworn in and soon was seated in the chair where her honored husband had sat. The action of the board is looked upon as correct and timely.
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
The Borden Jury Sent Their Pictures.

FALL RIVER. Mass, July 4-The Borden sisters have received a large photograph of the jury before whom Miss Lizzie was tried and acquitted, and it has been placed in their parlor. It is understood that the fore man of the jury presented the picture in compliance with request by the other
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
MT. nrexsI.s VIII.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The late A. J. Drexel's will. drawn l0years ago. but with numerous codicils since, will not be read until one week after his funeral. The es tate will amount to over $30. .000.0o0.
 The will directs a reorganization of all three partnerships in the great banking firms on the 1st day of January succeed ing Mir. Drexel's death and establishes the amount of interest the estate is to hold in them thereafter Both DreXel institute and the Childs-Drexel Home for Union Prin ters are remembered, and good deal of money is given outright to charities. It is expected that Anthony ]. Drexel, Jr., and John K. Drexel will succeed to most of the banking interests. while George w. Childf Drexel will get among other things, his fathers interest in The Public Ledger.
 The Philadelphia house of Drexel & Co will continue on much the same lines as before. J. Pierpont Morgan, the New York partner, now takes Mir. DreNels place as the absolute head of the firm. whose prestige his genius has already increased.
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
Captured the Starr Gang Leaders.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, July 4.-Informa- tion has been received from Colorado Springs that Henry Starr and Kid Wilson, two members Of the notorious Starr gang of bank robbers. who robbed the Benton vile bank some weeks ago, have been ar rested there. The men arrived at the Spaulding House at late hour with Mrs. Starr.
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
Murdered In the MiIkhouse.

NEW YORK, July "A murder. brought about by a drunken row, occurred in the milkhouse on the farm of William Archer at East Meridith. this state. Andrew Key holds, better known as Doc Reynolds, shot and killed James Reynolds. The murderer fled, but was captured and lodged in the Dolphi iail
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
r-.I. s,rnsI ,,a n,,rrx-

MARION, Ind, July 8.-The east bound passenger train, running at terrific speed, struck buggy containing Miss Daisy Mummell, Miss Eva Ihrig and Mrs. John B. Heath Miss Ihrig was instantly killed.
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
Another victory For Edi.on.

NEW YORK, July 1.-Judge Laoombe of the United States circuit court granted in- functions to the Edison Illuminating com pany of New York against the Holland House and the Imperial hotel, prohibiting them from using incandescent lamps In fringing the Edison patent.
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
Silver Men to Rally.

WASHINGTON. July 3.-A secret council of war, comprising four chieftains of the radical silverites. has been held at the headquarters of the American Bimetallic league here. AS result Chicago and July 25 have been decided on positively as the place and time for general gathering of the leagues members and of the friends of free silver. The proclamation Is in the hands of General Warner. president of the league, who. with Congressman elect Fran cis J. Newlands of Nevada, Colonel Lee Crandall, editor of The National View, and Executive Committeeman Johnson of Ne vada was in the conference
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
n,a,,.,,nw the nlv Aud,torIum.

OCEAN GROVE. N. J., July 4.-Thcre was an interesting programme for the opening of the big Auditorium this morning. Serv. ices began at sunrise and will continue with but brief intermissions all day.
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
Yale Won the Ra,e.

NEW LONDON, Conn.,, July 1.-The eigh- teenth annual varsity s-oared Emile boat race between Yale and Harvard was won by Yale after magnificent effort by near ly four lengths in 25:01H. Harvard's time n 1
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06

 Mir John R. Drexel, is at Bar Harbor. Me. with his wife, and the only surviving daughter. Mrs. John R. Fell, is with her husband at their country seat at Fort Washington, Pa.
 It is more than probable that the family will accept the thoughtful offer rendered during the afternoon by Mir. Clement A. Griscom, president of the International Steam Navigation company, of the use of any of the steamships of his line to convey the remains of Mir A. J. Drexel to this country and to make special arrangements for the convenience of those who will com. prise the funeral escort.
 It is stated at the office of Messrs. Drexel & Go. that the death of Mir. Drexel will make no change whatever In the business of Drexel & Go. and will not affect in any material way any of the Drexels' enter prises outside of the banking business. Of course the value of his immense property real and peisonal-or it's disposition will not be known iii his will has been opened and read. This will not take place until after his intermcnt in the family mauso leum in Woodland cemetery.
 His Illness Kept Secret.
 His attack Of pleurisy andthnfact that 1t had been kept secret explains why he did not leave Carlsbad and also why Drex el & Go. were not notified of his move ments George w. Childs on Thursday re ceived letter from Mir. Drexel, dated Carlsbad, in which he stated that he wss feeling well. AIr. Childs is deeply affected by the sudden death Of his lifelong friend.
 A monument to the memory of the great fnancier is the DreNcl Institute of Art, Science and Industry in This city. which he founded at a cost of q. .i50.O00. He and Mir. Childs founded the Cliids-Drexel Home for Union Printers Ut Colorado Springs. The deceased was born in this city in 1926 in s house which was located where The Public Ledger building now stands.
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
Bringing MT. prexers Body Home.

PHILADBLPHIA, July 4.-Drexel X Go. were notified that J. H.. Harirs Sr., of Drexel, Harjes & O., Paris. and his son will leave Carlsbad on Wednesday with the body of Anthony ]. Drexel. The remains will be shipped to New York from Bremen on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II next Saturday. and win be accompanied by the Messrs. Harjes. The steamer will arrive at New York on or about the 10th inst. The intermeut will be made iu the Drexel mau soleum in Woodland cemetery, West Phil adelnhia
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
Ex-Po.tmaster Hart Is Willing.

BOSTON, July 1.-Postmastcr Hart states his position in the gubernatorial matter as follows: ''If the Rcpublican convention sees fit to nominate me for governor, shall ac- cept the nomination and do all can prop erly to get elected u
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
Tried to Wreck a Royal Train.

BERLIN. July At is reported that a fu- tile attempt was made to wreck the train of the czarcwitch. near Buhaburg, while he was on his way to London to attend the royal wedding
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
Chain and cable suspension bridges antedate the Christian era.

antedate the Christian era.
 People never think of whistling in Ice. land. It's violation of the divine law.
 Chambers agrees that the somnambulic state may come upon a person in the day time.
 Train children carefully to read aloud, both for the sake of the voice and the pro nunciation.
 All four of the British-Australian col. onists have Q Scotchman at the head oi their government.
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06

PROVIDENCE, July s-The cornerstone of the new St. .Ioseph's hospital was laid by his eminence Cardinal Gibbons of Balti. more with impressive ceremonies.
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
CarreIro Indicted.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, July 1.-The grand jury returned an indictment against Jose Carreiro for the murder of Bertha Man chester at Fall River
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
Tr,.d to IxIII line seruann

CAMDEN, N. J., July 4.-Patrick Clark, Third ward policeman, made two attempts at roll call to murder Lieutenant John S. Smith
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
Stabbed by Her Jealous Husband.

BINoHAMToS, N. Y., July 4.-I,ouis Mas sey, colored, in a fit of jealous rage, at tackled his wife with knife. stabbing hei twice in the side. The woman's injuries Ire serious If not fatal. Massey disap klared
Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
A. J. DREXEL'S DEATH
THE MILLIONAIRE DIED OF PLEuRlsY
 IN CARLSBAD.

His Illness Was Kept a Secret From His
 Most Intimate Friends-Friends Were
 With Him When the End Came-Many
 Mourn With His Family.
 PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The news of the leath of Mir. A. J. Drexel at Carlsbad, Bo- hemia, was received with universal sorrow here. It is learned that Mir. and Mrs. Haskins, bis personal friends, were present at Mir. Drexel's bedside during his last mo ments and did everything that was possi- ble under the trying circumstances. This news is in itself some degree of comfort to his grief stricken family, who were imme- diately appraised ofits receipt by MT. Childs. Two of Mir. Drexel's sons are in this oity, Colonel Anthony J. Drexel. Jr., and Mir. George W. Childs Drexel. The other son.
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THE ACTOR.

Litt b Davis will dissolve pSrtnership at
the end Of the present season.
Woolson Morse In ut work on the scors Of
: new opera for De Wolf Hopper.
Bessie Honehill n meeting with good
success In her play, "Playmates."
John b. Mason Is writing q combination
play Of melodrAma and vaudeville, which
he will call Kate and the Commodore"
G. A. Byrne and Louis Harrison are to
write another extravaganza for Il. II. Rice,
to be called Atlantic; or, The Amulet"
Ella Fontainebleau will start upon the
road at the head Of q repcrtory company
under the management Of Warren g. Pyne.
Jerry Herzell, author Of "Justice at
Last" In which Rose Watson Is starring,
says that the play is meeting with success.
Henri Marteau, tho French v~iolinist, will
ooncertixe In Frankfort, Mayence, Cologne,
Berlin and Leipzic before sailing for Amer
lea In November.
Jennie Eustace, a member Of A. M. Pal
mer's stock company, Is preparing a series
Of articles on dramatic subjects which will
soon be published.
Will G. Cowper and Lenox Gordon will
o o start upon the road with q company OF
players presenting "a Mexican Romance"
and 'Gypsy Born"
1.-THE Island Waif'' is reported as having
made q success and will be included in the
repertory OF J. G.. Rockwell. The play il
by Clara Grady Davenport.
''The Honeymooners," by 70. M. g. Nc
Clellan and William Furst, was recently
sung at the Lyceum theater. Rochester,, by
the Pauline Hall Opera company.
L~eoncavallo's opera II Pagliacci" (''Ths
Strolling Players''), was produced in Eng
lish for the first time in this country at the
Star theater, Buffalo, by the Boston Grand
Opera company. e}fefS.
The Marie Tavary Grand English Opera
company will include Mile. Irene Plevny,
Baroness Helen Won Doenhoff, Charles O.
Bassett, Payne Clarke, Emil Stiger and
Conrad Behrens.
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A Philanthroptc Princess.

The Princess Christian is said to be more
devoted to good works than any other of
the queens daughters. Her pet scheme is
the British Nurses association, and next
to that she is devoted to flower charities.
She has a big conservatory, and every day
she sends out great punches of flowers to
all the sick in her neighborhood. She also
delights to discover genius and make
smooth it's path. She goes SO far in this
that she listens on the streets to strolling
players, hoping to find an Ole Bull among
them.-Liverpool Mercury.
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A Sure Cure for PileA,

Itching piles are known BY moisture like
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itching md effects . permanent Gu 9. 80 cts.
Druggists or mnil. Circulars FREQ. Dr..
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Dir. Liebig & Co., World Dispenser
Permanent Ofhoss at Is q. Main st., Helena
INFORMATION,

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Nothing succeeds like success" and
nothing will more quickly insure suecess
than true merit. For fifty sears Ayers SaI-
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A Foolish Remark.

One of the many stories about the late
DR.. Jowett of Balliol is that a young man
once observed to hin as they started on a
walk, ut is a fine day, SIR" A half an
hour after the professor broke his silence
by saying: THAT wa avery foolish remark
II yesszr, sir. Good morning"
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To retain An abundant head of hsir of a
natural color 10 a good old age. the hygiene
OF the scalp must be observed. Apply Halls
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"THE OWLS NEST"
DE-. Edward Eggleston's Country work.
shop 1t Lake George.
Especial Correspondence.l

shop ct Lak George.
Especial Correspondence.1
ALBANY, Oct. 8.-For the past 10 years
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writing ut his summer home on Lake
George, although his winters have been
spent in New York city. The scene OF his
labors borders on q quiet bay In the south
eastern part Of the lake. remote from the
steamboats, and other ~annoyances Of sum-
mer travel. The friends of DR.. Esgleston
hold a large tract of land In the immediate
vicinity, SO that intrusion Is impossible.
Indeed the cottages within q radius Of a
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An African King and Hi. Capital.

Buluwayo, L~obengula's capital, is sit,.-
Ated in 20 degrees south latitude. 1t is tho
most populous and pretentious kraal il
Africa. The king holds court every day.
and all the disputes of hi people are brought
to him for settlement. He has a reputation
for shrewdness, s%ternness and justice and
is greatly honorcd and admired by his loyal
subjects.
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1904
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNERA--TO ]. II, eIp
~ clair. his hsirA executors admtnists1to

and assigns:
lou ats hereby notified that !. Fisk J. ShAtise,
POUR so-ownsr, have In accordance with ssctio1
I82l Of tho Revised statutes VI the United
statss. expended In labor and Improvement
upon the Leader quarts, lode mining e.aim. 80.
u1tsd in Scratch hsAv:l (unorgAnised) mining
state Of Montana The sum Of oAs hundred (SlOol
dollars for the purpo.s OF no aiAs aad repre-
i5ai sni. 1904. and aals,s yo1 eontribuss g
sAu.s to b. contributed Jour share Of sucA 81
pcndlture. amounting. 70 Sao TOR sash year. d
evils aud Clarke, state 81 Montana, withlS
ninety tsS) days afsss TIE s~srvies e this nstiea
Sy puelisa.ssA, year ia.ssr:. II -
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The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-12-22
Camp Fire.

As has been heretofore announced a
Grand Army Campfire will be held in
the Court House, Onida, on Saturday
evening, Jan. 9Th. A good program
has been arranged consisting of
speeches, recitations, vocal and instru-
mental music, and pork and beans with
trimmings. An invitation Is extended
to all to attend, and also bring some
of the needful.
The Relief Corps has appointed the
following committees to assist the Old
Vets in making it pleasant for those
in attendance:
Coffee-Mrs. VIM. Toomey and
Miss Lizzie Porter.
Table-Misses Ida Shepherd, Ella
Toomey, Elena Johnston and Mrs. J.
H. Gropengieser.
Dishes-Mesdames "A. A. Faust,
L. E. Snyder, W. N. Meloon and j. N.
Garner.
Reception-Mrs. H. E. Kimmel, W.
J. Johnston, W. E. Garner and Miss
Carrie Everts.
Observation-Disclosures Ash, Nc
Fall and Brown.
Miss Elena Johnston will give rec
itation and Mrs. V. M. McFall read
ing.