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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
T. B James Insane.

At a special session of county
court last Saturday Thomas B.
James, living near Scopus was ac-
Judged insane and was taken to the
asylum Sunday. His insanity is
periodical, and is caused, it is said,
by financial embarrassment.
]. J. Conrad was allowed S79.35
for cash advanced to pay expenses
Of taking James to the ASYLUM,
DR.. j. J. Chandler was allowed S5
and Henry James sl.50 as witness.
d. B. Hill, J. J. Long sand Philip
Barks were allowed s. each salary
as judges.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
The Latest Styles Of Dress Goods, Challies,
Lawns, Ginghams, Calieos and other qualities
MAYFIELD.-SMITH ACADEMY
Will Open It's 11th Session Under
New Management.

The eleventh session of Mayfeld
Smith academy will open Thurs
day, Septem Der 6, 1894, under new
management, and with new facul-
ty.
The resignation of Prof. E. 4
Graham to accept the principalshil
of the Oak Ridge High school nece
STATED the election Of a new princi
pal, and the Board of Trustee
very wisely selected Prof. Graves
AS the head of the school. J. j
Bowman, a graduate Of the Slater
High school and two years a pupil
at William-J ewell college was
chosen first assistant. Prof. Graves
needs no Introduction or commenda
ton from this paper. He is toe
well known lie had charge Of the
school several years ago and was
very successful. Other teacher
will be added to the faculty
A comprehensive course of stud
has been prepared. The school is
still articulated with the state uni
versity. The school building will
be cleaned and placed in thorough
repair. 1t will be fitted up to ac-
comodate four teachers and as
many pupils as they can instruct.
The academy promises to have q
prosperous year.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
CARNOT ASSASSINATED.
The Chief Executive ofFrance Killed
BY an Italian.

President M. Carnot of France
was assassinated at Lyons, France.
last Sunday night. While driving
in his carriage to theater, Santo
an Italian, jumped upon the steps OF
the carriage and stabbed him in tie
heart. The assault was made at
$50 and the president died at 12:45
Monday morning. He was al
Lyons attending the international
exposition.
The assassin was seized by &
mob, but was rescued by the police
and locked up. He is 22 years old
He refuses to tell his motive for
the deed. The Italian settlements
and business houses in Lyons were
attacked, the houses sacked, and
many Italians beaten by the French
people. The street on which they
principally live was barricaded and
guarded by the police. NJ. De
puy will SUCCEED to the presi-
dency, until president is elected.
President Carnot was candidate
for re-electionthis fall, his term of
seven years expiring with the pres
ent year. His successor was elect
ed Yesterday.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
ON A wHIzz.
Robert Boan and Joseph Waldrup
Have Fun.

There was little excitement in
town Thursday afternoon. Robert
Boan had been at Joseph Waldrup's
farm in the north part of the coun-
ty cutting wheat. Thursday after
noon the two came into town intoX-
icated. Boan went to his home and
attempted to tear up things gener-
ally, at the same time, it is said,
swearing at his mother. He was
arrested by Sheriff Wells, and turn
ed over to Marshal Crump. The
latter left him at A. Bohnsack' s
hardware store and went after E.
0. Sander to assist in placing him
in the calaboose. While the mar
shall was out Boan escaped and
went to Lutesville, returning how
ever later in the evening. He was
tried and fined Friday, and served
out his time.
While Boan was having his fun
Waldrup went to the home of Mo-
ses Jones, and raised a disturbance.
Mrs. Jones is his sister. He was
fined Friday, the fine and costs
amounting to $50, which he paid.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
Hilderbrand's Gun.

Old "Kill Devil" SAM Hilder-
brands trusty rifle,and the one with
which he wreaked such terriable re-
venge upon his enemies, is now on
exhibition at John Wilson's Rcsta.
urant. It is of course an old-fashion
muzzle loader with the stock exten-
ding to the tip of the barrel, but
undoubtedly capable of carrying q
2-ounce ball a distance of at least zoo
yards with sufficient force to kill
The notches one reads about in the
life Of Hilderbrand" appear on
the stock, 81 in number, aud each
one bears evi ence ofthe death OF
some enemy of the notorious des-
perado-Bonne Terre Democrat.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
Judge Fox Nominated.

In the Thirteenth district Dem
ocratic Congressional convention at
DeSoto, Mo-, last Tuesday, Judge
James D. Fox of Fredericktown
was nominated for congressman
from that district on the first bal
lot. Hon. E. A. Seay Of Dent coun
ty was the only other candidate
placed in nomination The great
Jasper Burks Of ST. Francois coun-
ty was not placed before the con.
vention. Among other resolutions
adopted was one commencing The
work of Congressman Fyan.
Judge Fox was born and reared
in Madison county, and has been. cir
cut judge Of this Circuit for forteen
years, having been selected III
1880.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
STILL on TOP E@THE LEADERsR CAN'T DoWN7!
Just Received, New Stock of Dry Goods!
Also received a Fine Stock Of Clothing and
Shoes, which can't be beat in Southeast Mo.

not run that way.] Then feeble
call for Green to spout arose. But
the Parson did not spout. He had
forgotten to take his daily dose of
"Liver Regulator" and had that
"tired feeling" Neither did he
have on his "silk socks" and not
thinking it safe to attempt to spout
in that gang with "cotton" socks
on, and when they were run down
over his shoe tops as they were, he
thanked the congregation" declin-
ed to spout, and sat down.
The meetin' then broke up with
out single amen, and the Parson
fell on the neck of the man who
wanted to hear him spout, and
wept.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
A Good Meeting.

The young mans Democratic
club held a very enthusiastic meet
Ing at the court house Tuesday
night. William Boan was added
to the membership. Albert Per-
lJins, w. A. Jamison and w. E.
Rockwell were elected honorary
members. Several good talks
were made. The club will meet
every Tuesday night at s o'clock
sharp. A called meeting will be
held In hutesville tomorrow night,
at which Prof. w. A. Leoffiet and
j. w. Kevelle have been invited to
address the meeting.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
The Longest Term.

Senator John Sherman of Ohio
has served term in the United
States senate longer than any other
man who ever sat there. Thomas
Benton was senator twenty-nine
years, two months and seven days.
Senator Sherman reached that
length of service June Is and
has been in the senate twenty-nine
years, two months and nineteen
days.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
The Talk Of the Town.

The elegant and well supplied
stand that "The Boys" will have ut
Conrad's park. on The Fourth
Is the talk Of the town at present.
You will set the best of all kinds of
refreshments there. Extra big
glasses of lemonade and dishes cf
ice cream. Be shure to trade AT
their stand. at the same time
their store will be open in town.
where you can also get anything
you want. Don't forget "The
Boys" You will get value receiv
ed, for your money.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
TARRED AND FEATHERED.
The Adjutant General Of Colorado
Assaulted,

Adjutant Generol Tarsney of
Colorado was tarred and feathered
near Colorado Springs by masked
men last Saturday morning early.
He was decoyed to the telephone
at the Alma hotel, where he was
staying and seized by masked men
and taken several miles into the
country where the tar and feathers
were applied to his body. He was
then ordered to leave Elpaso coun-
ty. He walked to Palmer lake, to
which place Governor Waite sent a
special train and he was taken tc
Denver and attended by physicians
Mr.. Tarsney is a brother of Con
gresham Tarsney of this state, and
will probably be elected to Con
gress from the First district of Col
orado this fall He was assaulted
because Of the Pm he took in his
official capacity, in the Cripple
creek minihg troubles. Governor
Waite has offered $1,000 reward
for the arrest Of the men who did
the decd. The Redemption league
also offered 500 for the same pur
pose.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
Fixing 1t Up,

The Town Board met in regular
session Tuesday night. The usual
quartly bills for salaries were al
lowed.
The Board ordered the calaboose
repaired and cleaned, and the work
was done yesterday. The parti-
ton was taken ont and more venti-
lation will be made. In the future
all offenders will be locked up.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
Fourth Of July Bargains.

Mrs. s. v. Jaques & Co. have the
hat you want, at your own price,
This week and next every
s2 hat VIII go at s1.4o.
Two dozen trimmed hats were
SLIGO: in this sale 81. One lot
of 81 hats are now 90 cents. See
these bargains before they are all
gone.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
Club.

The Grassie Creek Democratic
club will meet at Grassie school
house tomorrow highland will in fu-
ture meet on the second and
fourth Tuesday night in each
month. The club has large
and enthusiastic membership
and is doing effective work.
Thomas Stovall is president and
John G. Matthews, secretary.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
Mrs, Welker Dead.

Mrs. Patience Welker whd lived
with her daughter Mrs. Wallace, s
miles north Of town on Upper Hur-
ricane; died Of old age last Sunday,
at the aye Of SO. She was buried
on Monday on Whitewater. She
was member Of the Baptist
church.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
Children's Day.

Children's day exercises were
held at the Baptist church Sunday
night. The house was decorated
with flowers and evergreens and
looked very attractive. The pro-
gram, consisting Of songs and reci-
tations waswell prepared and was
very interesting.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
Broke His Arm.

John Hill son Of Presiding Judge
ID. B. Hill living near Sedgewick-
Vile broke his left arm just above
the wrist on Tuesday, June IL. He
was on a girder Of a new crib his
father was building, and fell off.
He is doing nicely now.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
VI Fish Fry.

You will find w. B. Burkett's
lunch stand at Conrad's park July
4. Fried fish will be the specially
You can also get hot coffee, eggs,
steak canned goods, and everything
.youswant % eat. John Score, the
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
IT WAS so EASY.
They Have "Got Going and Cant
Stop.

The show is over.
1t was not the real eircus after
all. It was only the side show.
The big show, the grand, united,
s;upenduous, monster aggregation
Of smoothe, scaly, time-worn and
Colossal sights and tricks Of Re
publican family campaigning will
positively appear at the court house
next Saturday 1t Will be actually
awe inspiring II will be the last
and only appearance this season.
One ticket admits you to the entire
biz show.
The editor attended the side
show last Saturday and was highly
pleased. It was all that conld be-
expected. The program was care
fully prepared before the audience
assembled, and was we'll rendered
according to the preparation. Tick
1T collector f. G.. Schreiner attem-
utei to collect ticket from the
eIitor, bur WAS persuaded that no
eu{rance fee could be collected for
the side show.
The Republican hosts Of Torrance
township met at the court house
last Saturday to see delegates
elected to the county convention,
and they saw it done. The dele
gates that had been selected were
iudorsed by the convention, by ac-
clamation. They are: His Honor
Henry Berry, c. III. Lane, G..
Sample, II. B. McGregor, c. E..
Vasterling, S.T.McGee, Eli Winters
Philip Schreiner, John Hansen and
Joseph Jansen.
Elijah McKelvey was chosen
chairman and G. z. Richards secre-
tary. Then the farce entitled: DO
you catch onto the trick" or GLOW
Republican delegates are Named"
was played to the delight Of many
and the disgustsof Il few. The ac.
tors all wore elegant variegated
silk costumes, while the supes
wore unattractive ''cotton" cos
tunes. The township is entitled
to 10 delegates. By some over
sight Of the managers OF the stage,
man over in the south end, who
vas very necessary, was left Oft.
He was at once named, and'another
silk" as promptly withdrew q
name that he had presented. The
delegates that had been selected
were then endorsed by the actors
and supes. They are loaded, ready
for action.
One aged, "cotton" got up and
tried to call the attention of the
house before the stage was ready
for the farce. He was promptly
called down by the manager, and
with obsequous salaams, and great
briny tears runnig down his cheeks,
(furrowed by years of party SER
vice. that he had so previously Of
Tended the powers that be, he sat
down and industriously sawed
wood. The same old stalwaft 'cot-
tom yho wanted to see things
wild and woody and noisy, declared
that he could not tell whether II
was Democratic or o Republican
meeting, and that be could never
again be happy unless hc could
hear Parson Green spout then and
there. fright here, in behalf Of
The Democracy of Bollinger conn-
tv. the editor warts to declare that
Isisat was not q Democratic meet
A. =. Ma ~. <&s,s, tas-o a i 4 ssoss
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28
A Sensation.

A.. Mayer has created wide
spread sensation by announcing
that he will concentrate his entire
efforts on the New Famous on The
Fourth. You know what it means
when Mayer jumps into the fray.
When you nre up in town don't go
anywhere else. He will serve the
best ice cream ever made. All
kinds Of cool drinks, and every va
ricty Of fine and cheap ttuits. ALI
picnic supplies down cheap.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28

A man was found dead west Of
town few'days ago, witha bullet
hole though hls heart. On exami-
.lion. II was found that he did not
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28

i am now permanently located
at the Office Of DR.. w. c. lTalley in
Marble Hill, whore l " Il be ready
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-06-28

8 NJ McAnal y'has bought Prom
4 Maverjaiol on Vine street. be-
tween tic residences Or. 4. Mayer
and Mrs. Sc. Tholn5b 5bnre md MN
!: = = ~. Z -i,,xild = ~<n; 4 ~ y. - -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-04

M. Deibler is not man to be envied
Just now. For long time past he has
been in the receipt almost daily Of an
archist threats, SO that he is guarded
night and day by detectives. Going
down south to Pau to effect the execu-
tion Of Joachim Moray, the young Span
lard who was condemned to death st
the assizes Of the Bases Pyrenees for
the murder of o woman named Berge.
ron, the cxecutioner presented himself
at the Hotel de Ia Poste. At first he was
shown up to bedroom. but directly he
made his name known the landlord Of
the hotel ordered Him 20 leave the prem.
Uses. After some difiiculty he succeeded
in getting lodging Mt smaller HI use
called the Hotel de Paris, where the
proprietor reaped golden harvest, it
being market day and the market peo-
pie crowding into3the place to see the
newcomer. On paying his round of off,
cial visits M. Deibler was followed by
mobs wherever he went. - London
News
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-04
some oueer shaped Cometr.

The astronomers and observers in gen.
eral have noted and recorded many odd
ities among the various comets or hairy
stars" that have made their appearance
Ia the heavens. That Of the year Ii02,
known as "Metias comet, was in the
form Of a plow, but without anything
resembling handles.
The crook near the "moldboard"
finally elongated until the celestial wan.
derer stretched out in V shape until it
looked like flock Of fiery geese. Jo.
sephus says that the comet Of the year
20 A. d. was in the shape Of sword,
and that it chung over the citylof Jeru.
salem) whole year. 4" The comet OF
1921 looked like the fiukes Of an Inn
mense whale, the resemblance being So
strong that it went into the histories Of
several widely separated countries rs
the whale comet. Donati's comet,
when first seen ON June 2, 1853, was in
the shape Of a tadpole- On Oct . IL
was sword shaped, and six days later
was the counterpart Of the wing OF q gi-
gantic bird. st Louis Republic-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-04
Wire Wound Pipes.

An important change is to be noted
in engineering practice--namely that
of winding steam pipes over inches in
diameter with three -sixteenths inch cop
per wire, thus nearly doubling the burst
ing pressure, in the case of merchant
steamers using high pressure steam. 1t
is found that, as with the wire wound
gun, wire of square section coiled round
the pipe under tension adds enormously
to the strength, and the results of some
tests have showed that wired pipe
stands just about the pressure it ought
to have stood when unwired had the
copper not been injured in the brazing.
To obviate the risks of careless brazing
and enable the thickness of sheet copper
forming the pipe to be reduced to a
minimum, at the same time that full
advantages of wire winding is secured,
an improved system of manufacturing
steam pipes has been notwithstanding
even a closer analogy to the wire gun
than the usual system of wire winding
and consists in using copper of the
thinnest practicable guage to form the
interior to the core of the pipe The
body of the pipe proper is composed OF
stee! wire wound closely around the
CORE the interstices being filed in solid
with copper by new system of copper
electro deposition. New York Sun.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-04

and the command was, Take care OF
those English guns!' But the words
were misunderstood and 1t was supposed
that the order was to capture the Rus
sian artillery. Instead of the command,
Take care of those English gunsp' it
was thought the command was, Take
those Russian gunsl" For that ghastly
and horrible assault of the impossible
the riders plunged their spurs and head
ed their horses into certain death. At
last l had positive information as to
what the blunder at Balaklava was. At
Edinburgh years ago asked one of the
soldiers who rode in that charge the
same question, but even he, partici-
pant in the scenes of that fiery day,
could rot tell me just what the blunder
was.
Now l have at last not only told in
stirring words Of natural orator and
magnetic talker, but on the dining table
of the lord bishop Of Auckland had it
set out before the eye, dramatized and
demonstrated by the cutlery ON the
white table cloth, but instead Of the
steel bayonets the silver forks of a
beautiful repast, and instead of the
sharp swords of death knives for bread
cutting, and instead of the belching
guns of destruction the napkin rings of
q hospitality the memory of which shall
be bright and fresh as long as l remem-
ber this visit to New Zealand.
II. De WITT TALMAGE.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-04
wisdom o. HIndoo Phllosephy.

vedanta philosophy is philosophy
Of Adwaita, the nonduality Of soul and
matter. The Vedantins believe that
there is no evil in the nature Of things,
but only in the way which the mind
Of man perverts 1t, and the material
manifestations are but shadows Of the
eternal Ems clothed In name and form.
The attainment Of and way to this abso.
lutte bliss lies through knowledge alone,
and indeed he who knows one knows
all. Thought can never transcend
thought, and all that we know of il
thought. Names and forms are mere as.
sumption, not separate from thought -
Journal Of the Maha Bodhi Society.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-04
i was pusbing my Way in ereul

was pushing my way In great
sowd ~ J - All entertainment
sy,ntvu t,l,lzatcu ,on1satI when !
cit son. 1ody ln,ilind ., ny coar pockUt.
Justify turt.rg ny hsl-d IN. found a
ey there took it out and put it in
he pocket Of q friend of mine who was
lear
In the course of the entertainment
he conjurer was performing with q
1ey, which he made vanish and appear
again.
There, it's gone againi There il
.oesl Don't you see itf It's gone into
he pocket of that gentleman over there.
You've got it, haven't you. sir2" and
he pointed to me.
put my hand in my pocket and said;
"Oh, yes. Here IL Is. / feel it, It's
zone again. It's gone into the pocket
# that gentleman. pointed to the
man in whose pocket I had put it, and
there, of course, it was found.
The conjurer came quietly to me
afterward and offered me sovereign
to show him how to do the trick. Need
less to say, accepted the offer. Lon.
don Tit-Bits.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-04
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC


Has beon organized fOF thirieen yeara More
than eefon5y graduates Has now eight
Leecpern Mo.t c0faplefe and beaI equipped
pianns Al two Sseesa Swssed bs Az seheot
tlI toaouiuE nN0 pIaolIoo courses, 0ud meth,
ods the laiea, aud hest Plano, organ, F0loo
01ifal inallu1e6ia, halin6iy, osnnlsr poinf.
guHua ofchNaifafl0u ere tauRhl Diplomas
aIt nlyen 90 oonFloflon Of DqlIf1e. The 80
eo,ngleled. foF further pgl,ieqla4 eeu oF
aodflaa II. n. fhnVfN,
~ Mia, Doe. pireclor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-04
slH cnmesas Ia one,

A sextnple Photographic telescope haa
Just been completed for the Yale Obserya.
tories which may revOlutionize tho pres
eat astronomical methods aud lead u
valuable new discoveries Having dx
cameras instead u one, the new tele'
scope can cover a field la the sky equal
10 thai which would DO occupied BY
2, 400 full moons With this wonderful
gain u perspective not only d0ee IL seem
probable that Il may toyeal now facts
relating 10 mete0Fio heigiits, but that u
may cast pew light upon the moon ~ .
living world EnlargomeDt n tho mega
lives a the Lick observatory revealed
last ynaF the existence " q new lamar
crater, aud tbs Arequipa observatory
has discovered evidences ~ aotnai phys,
teal change Buffalo Commercial
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-04
OahiA Prom 0uaen I.iI.

Dear Greahams-One more boon l crave,
4 trust in your affection
!. 'ris not 10 murder Dole, 1.-The Knave,
Or put down insurrecti0n;
IT'S not my crown, but me To save,
l write in deep DIGESTION,
And so q package must have
or Parks Tea Tor my complexion.
0RKsHAM's AEswER TO QUEEN LII.
When received our CablfGram
4 Thought sure would faint
FIR though often use Parks Tea
'Tis not for your complaint.
feared that Mrs. q. would think
Wrong about our connection
'rill on her dresser there saw
Parks lea for her complexion.
Sold by Capital Drug Store.