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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-13
NEARLY LYNCHED.
iowa Officers Remove Prisoners and Pre-
vent 1Eob's Designs.


vent 1Eob's Designs.
OMAHA, Neb-, aIarch ia special to
the Bee from Audubon, Iowa, says. VIII
lam Mclaughlin, the murderer of Frank
Leib, was nearly lynched last night Tn
a quarrel at Fairview school house. near
Audubon, last Friday night, Mclaughlin
stabbed Frank Leib in the abdomen,
from the effect of which the wounded
man died yesterday.
Immediately after the stabbing affray,
Mclaughlin. Walter Case, Charles Jones
and William and Bob Mushrush, were
arrested for the crime and lodged ia the
county jail When it became known
that the victim was dead feeling ran
high, and eliminated in mob last night
The angry crowd was met by the father
and mother OF Mclaughlin. whe begged
and implOred shat their son be spared.
Ia the meantime the officers taking
advantage Of the delay secretly removed
the prisoners from the Jail and took them
to Extra until the people became quieted
down. Case, one Of the prisoners and
Mclaughlin claimed that the stabDing
was done in self defense.
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GOT HIM IN HIS ROOM.


Robbers Makes Raise Of $4,000 at
woodward o. n.
GUTHRIE, o. T., March 13.-United
States Marshal NIX got the following
telegram today from Superintendent
Rhoads Of the Santa Fe
TO United States Marshal Nix Guthrie
@Station Agent Rusk was taken from
his room at the hotel about I o'clock last
night by two robbers and made to 20 10
the depot and open the safe
and deliver the contents There
was q package of money from Leaven-
worth for the Fort Supply paymaster.
about $4,000, one package of money
and checks for Wellington, and about
$40 railroad money
Then follows a description Of the
robbers
Marshal Nix has ordered out posse at
Woodward to trail the robbers.
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YASsAR GIRLS LATEsT.


New YORK, March 18 LAS a result Of
the addresses to the pupils of Nassar
college by Mrs Ballinton Booth, head IF
the Salvation Army forces ia America,
and Adjutant Edith Marshall fifteen
young women students have been en-
rolled as members of the Salvation Army
auxiliary league.
Mrs. 8. RI kendricks, Of the executive
staff Of the college, has Joined the
league. and it is said that others are ex-
pected to join. The new members of
the league are daughters of wealthy and
aristocratic Families Ia New York.
Brooklyn and other cities. This enlist
ment has caused a great deal of talk In
the college and Nassar alumne.
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PRENDERGAsT EXCTTED.


CHICAGO March Prendergast, the
murderer of Carter III. Harrison, enjoys
the companionship Of George Craig,
charged with murder, and Pat Rafferty,,
who last summer threatened to blow up
a large dry goods store unless given
money.
Rafferty, prides himself on his ability
to write verse. aud last night started to
read a parody on after the Ball"
Prendergast snatched the paper from
Raferty's hands. saying. *You can't read
obscene literature in this cell" and then
struck him on the mouth and nose.
They were mixing up at a lively rate
when separated by the guard.
II could have pinched his jaw oil had
I wanted to-" said Rafferty, as he wiped
the blood from his chin,7 but i did not
few days to live and 1 did not want him
to 90 into the next world with a worse
looking mug than he had in this"
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MUST DO SOMETHING.

London Chamber uf Commerce Now De-
nands Monetary Conference-
LONDON, March -At the request Of
the merchants and others In England.
having large Eas India and China trade
interests, the London chamber of com
merce has reported to the urgency
Of assembling of the internation-
aI monetary conference with a
view Of finding some remedy for the
heavy fall and violent fluctuations ia
silver which are represented us causing
grave injury to eastern trade.
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BEAT HIS WIFE FOR Fun.
And Her son Put 4 BuIIet rllrough HIM
far It,

ST. JosEPH. 1Io. March 13.@John
r umphrey Of this city spent the greater
portion of last night whipping his wife
and had threatened TO give her another
beating this morning. About 2 o'clock
he told her he was tempted To cut her
throat and when he made a move TO
strike her his step son John Iombs shot
hIm ln the back inflictlng wound that
Will probably prove fatal
The ball was fred from 3 44calibre
revolver aud the mans chances Of recov-
cry are very small PumphreY Is known
as very tough man and was shot in a
saloon row about e year ago.
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Find the Proposed Change in the uarln
De1rlIle eneaI 20 I..nl-

The union cigarmakers of this city are
going to meet this evening at Trades
Assembly hall for the purpose of discuss
ing the proposed increased tariff ON
cigars, placed there by the senate COM
committee on the Wilson bill
The tariff is now S3 per thousand on
the goods that mostly compete with
domestics and it lis proposed to raise it To
So The cigarmakers say that 30 will iu-
jure their business instead of benehtinR
il.
al petition will be- sent to Senator Noors
hees protesting against tile proposed in.
crease i'm the tax. Also petitions VIII he
sent to Senators Martin and PETER and
Representative Curtis
All the union cigarmakers of the city
are expected TO attend this evening.
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JUST LIKE LEWELLING.
Gov. waite Cannot Remove sine Police
CaLnnaia iasInnara EaraLhIr.

DENVER. March 18.-Judge Graham
today decided the motion made to modify
the Injunction granted last week train
ing Governor ~ aite, Mayor Van Horn
and Messrs Barnes and Mullins, the new
hre and police commissi ion ners, from forci-
bly, dispossessing Messrs Orr and Martin
lie denied The motion. This leaves
the present incum yents lie Office until the
the title 10 the offices is settled by a civil
action.
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The Republican State Conven.
tion to Assemble
May 4 6 Or June 6, According TO
Present Plans.
CROWDS ARE HERE
ChairmanSimps0n Glad to Leave
His Position.
s He's Had Enough Of POlit-
ical Glory.

hepu Dllcan Leaders from the four cor
ners of Kansas are assembling AT the
Copeland hotel today t0 attend the meet
ing Of the Republican state central com
mite which convenes at $50 tonight
There is something familiar ia this as
semolage Of Republican wheel-horses
that is suggestive Of olden times AS
they sit I'm the hotel corridors and talk
politics and exchange hopes and fears,
chiefly hopes, they occasionally cast
longing glances at the capitol which they
VIII all work TO regain
There are three points to be decided by
the com mlrtee tonight; the time for hold
ing the convention the place of hOl ding
it and tile basis Of Representation If the
committeeman are harmonious all these
things may be settled iu an hours time.
The chances are, however, that it VIII re-
Qulre several hours on possibly all night
AS to the time Of holding the cOnven-
tian. few favor later date than June
9th. Chairman Simpson favCrs this date.
Mr. Simpson SAYS that congressional
and other conventions viii be So numer-
ous about chat time that If must he held
either y une 5th on May lG The latter
date has many followers. and a few favor
holding the convention as early as May
There is a possibility that Topeka may
lose the Repu 1liean state convention
which has been held ia this city from
time immemorial Wichita wants il, and
Hutchinson with her auditorium is work
ing for iI Both eff these rival cities are
going after the convention with the vim
and energy that cnaracterizes them, and
both cuer inducements In the way of
music and other entertainments that
opcka has not yet offered. In spite of
these inducements there is mo doubt that
Topeka IS the preference of most Of the
delegates It S more accessible than
any other city ia tine state, and they
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one M0REBY THE WAYsIDE

tAMONler EtAHaft AflAAlHA a-ttNta
Money with Safety So HimaplE
DENVER. Col, March 18-E R Wai-
ter chief clerk Us superintendent Hrv-
ant, Of the Colorado Midland railway
was arrested today charged with ems
bezzling about $4,000.
Walters secured the money by means
of forged pay rolls, which he has suc-
cessfully cashed for over four years.
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GALEsBURG, I'LL. March 13.-The Chi
cago. Burlington q Quincy made today
a marked reduction in the number Of
trains and engine crews because Of the
poor business outlook. The prospect
is that the officials think business viii not
improve before September
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Charley Mitchell WIN san for England
Where He owns Music Hail.

where He owns n Music Haii
NEW YORK. March 49, Charley Mitch
ell has returned from Florida much inns
proved liza health He win remain here
one week from today, when he sails fer
England.
AlitchelFs fighting career closed some
weeks ago, and in the future he VIII de-
vote all his time TO mis- music hall iu
London from which he derives a com
Portable income. He may spar with Corr
bett during the latter's London engage
menf
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HER OWN WATERWOBKs.


Water to Her CitiEemss
DULUTH, Mimi March 13.=The city
last night sold @8OO,O00 of water and
light bonds The money which is to be
available at once viii be used to esta blish
an independent city water plant unless
prevented by Injunction proceedings,
which are threatened
Work VIII be begun at once and VIII
be done by the city lit is the intention
to employ as far as possible all the city
unempIoyed residents Of Duluth.
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CBrCAGo. March l8.-At the request of
the societies for the preservation OF lle
natural language of ireland, there VIII
bs "A sermon preached Sc Gaelic mass in
ST. Thomas church on lA Pauicks eafe
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on the witness stand. Her nervous con-
ditiOn is such that she might not be able
ID endure the ordeal
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21
To WIT |.

VIRGINIA, To WIT ;
Y At rules held in the Clerks Office oil
the Circuit Court of Shenandoah County
on the 18th day Of September, 1874. IN
'A soh HI II Flaming. Complt.
AGAINST
William C. Jones, PeFciYal S. Jones,
Henrietta Stewart, Eliza audit ana
Walter II. Smith, trustee, DEUS
In ChaHcDy
The object of this suit is to 81 rec a
mechanics lien in favor Of compl ANTS
AGAINST the buiding or bulldogs and
sirnotures in and upon the property
knowna as the Orkney Spr lngs property
for the snm of two huodr ed aud twenty
doilars and ffty-two cents with interest
or AS 90. part thereof from the 18th day
of Nav. 1893. and on Sl3i.53 the residue
thereof from the oh day # August, 1891
until paid. A..
n appearing by afidaSit filed that the
dafsndants are not inhabitants Of this
State-IT IL ORDERED. That they do APP
near here within fifteen lays after due
pnbhcation hereof. and do what is neces-
sarv 10 protect their interest; that copy
Of this order be published in some news
paper printed in Shenandoah coun5y
opoe week for four successive weeks
and copy posted at the front door O
Court Court House Of said county, on th'
6rst day Of the next County Cont.
GEO. w. MILEY, c, c. c. $. C.
A Copy
! GEO. w. MILEY, c. c. c. 8. c
L
4 sept. 81 -4w. ). b. hoi'e'' p v
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Rrackinrldge surrenders.

Lexington, KY, S-pt. H.
Everything is quiet tonight, the
nomination of Villa II G. Owens
for Congress to succeed Colonel
Breckenridge being conceded, out
it has been Il most exciting day
The friends of Mr.. Ovens were
alarmed at the activity of the
agents OF Colonel Breckiuridge in
collecting evidence throughout the
district preparatory to II contest
before the democratic congressional
district commit ee, which Will
meet at Frankfort on Saturday to
count the vote and declare who is
the nominee. This committee was
understood to stand six for Brock
inridge and four against him.
1t was promptly announced that
four members Of the committee
would make a minority report
S ,turday and appeal to the demo
Gratis. This meant that Mr.. Ovens
and Colonel Breckinridge would
be can iiiates and fight to a
finish in November.
In the meantime the republicans,
who hold their convention hire
September 2G, began to gard
their u1n incl nominee as the
favorlte, and there was much ex
citemeGt.
The tide was turned in tue alter
noon when B. j. Welsh, committed
men from Como ell Br ckinridge'S
home and one of his strongest
supporters, alnou.ced that he
would lever vote to 60 Dehlllo
the returns when the committee
met at Frankfort.
AS this would leave the com
mittea a tie, or five to five In any
event and as other Breckinrld ge
men on the committee who stool
bv him to the last, were not dis
posed to go behind the returns;
the friends OF CJlolel Breckenridge
gave up the struggle. They Will
not, however concede the pIura lty
OF 526, which the friends of Ne
Gaeus claim tonight from com
plete returns.
Auopg Colonel Breckinridgt'
strongest friends are the noml
neeS here on the county ticket
and they, as well as other country
candidates, were not disposed t.
hazarl their interests by assisting
IN throwing out any of the Owen
precincts at Fraukford next Satur
day.
1t is not likely that there will b
any more agitation. CJlone
Breckenridge will serve until uex
March,
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C,oNFIsSIONER'S OFFICE,

OtOMETSSIONER'S OFFICE,
Y Woodstock, Va, Sept. II, 1891.
To The Shenandoah County Bank a. d
The Zeu Guano Co. who sues for them
selves, and all the creditors of saml.
Hickman, decd, ..---..----. .Comll'
and
e p. Wiphtman. admr. Of Saml. Hook
man. decd Rebecca Hickman, widow
Rebecca Wrl. Jacob SInert, R9oecca
Sibert., John CALVIN Smoke. EVA NC
Mann. NJ. c.. Teller, John A. Hoover, Jno'
Dellinger. trus AID the German ke-
formed church, Dslts. aud all Others con-
ceraed.
Y1u are hereby notified that have
fixed upon the 3l,t day OF October
next. between the honr .of o'clock, A
NJ. ana 6 o'clock, P. VI. If NOT, on the
next day thereafter Sunday excepted to
take ana settle, at NY office, the ac
counts OF
|. The real ard personal estate OF which
Samuel Hockman. decd, did sriz d aud
nossessed. with the value of the same, and
! : .tils the account of c. =. "lghimani
slf admr. of said d,cedenf.
! . 4 schedule Of all debts against SAID
estate arranged according to priority
3 And any other matter deemed per
t,nent or that any party in interest may
require, required to be taken by the de
cree of Shenandoah Circuit Court rem
delel on the 4th day Of September le9l
in a suit in chancery depending in sai'
court between The Shenandoah County
Rink. &C., complts. aud Saml. Hoekmah's
a lmr. &c defts and If from any caus'
the taking Of said accounts shall not o'
commenced. OF having been commenced
sbonld not be completed on that day, th'
taking of the same will be adjourned from
day TO day. or from place to place, until
the same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioned
in chancery Of said court at my ounce IN
said county the day and year first afore
+. f. SrICKLEf,
sent DIV. COmr in Chancery
W W. q.
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The Prohit
~. ID 4

uG Il 49,
audo III county met In Woodstock,
Sept. 10Th, and were called Go or.
Der by their chairman Il. i. II n
keI.
Rev. DoffciIber invoked the
blessing Cf God upon the proceed
ings,
w. A Sager was made q iairm n
on motion f Rev. ID. II. Rhodes,
and G. IL. Clinediu't Secretary on
motion of Il. L. Rlrker.
Tie following Delegates were
then elected to repres Mt Slenan-
doah county in the congressional
Convention of The Seventh District
which will meet In Woodstock on
Oct. 3rd, to nominate IL candid tie
for congress:
NeMMlrkct-Jerry Hlggs.
Qlicksburg-Jas. A. BrOSn and
e. NJ. Gem.
CleveIand-SIm. ii. L)nas and
n. L)nas.
Cross koads- Erasmus III nm
mond and Richard CLARK.
CABIN IIIlI-Cnas. Waters and
j IS. NJ. Luz.
Mt. JAckson-R. L. Riuker, @.
A. Fankhouser, Rev. NJ. Porter,
John Cooper, and Allen r. M n.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Keger.
Ediuburg-B. f. Hisey, Rev. ID
Fl. Rodes, Ezra Bowman, Abraham
Keller, Jas. NJ. Rudaslll, A n.
Jennings, G 80. S sntmlcrs and e.
Bowman.
Llntzs M,ll-P. Llndamood
WIN. Marshall and j. b. Glenn.
Columbia Furnace-JLs. CltlAhd
aud Isaac Hotel.
Liberty Furuace-Jas. COffman'
St.. Lnke-P. Wisman, Sam
Hoansheil and Edgar Maphis.
Woodstock, G. H.-Rev. G.
Moore, J. G. SAger, j. S. Kline
David Hotel, John Moore and
Perry Slbert.
Woodstock, Town nAll-.Philip
Rlnker, and Jacob ShOckey.
PowelPs Fort, Rev. Peters,
Toms Brook-Rev. Cleary and
Rev. Shaver.
II .rIisville-R9uben HOlIer and
Tobias Keller.
Mt. Ohge-JOhn Hickman, Geo
A. g PIP and David Reynolds
Lebanon-JOhn HOcXman.
GRANADA NJ. NJ. OrndOrf.
S,rasburg-Rev. j. d. Hamakei
A. \. Rdssell, Rev. H1ut and >
Mcfarland.
Central S. H.-JAs. l. BIuser
man, Isaac n. Brill, G. NJ. Orndoii
and John A. Brill.
Rev. D. II. Rhodes offered tn
following which was adopted;
Resolved:-That we ask TIT
several papers OF the county t.
publish the pro ceedings Il th
Convention Adjourned Sine Die
W A. S ger, Chairman
G. II. Ciinedinst, Secretary
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CHINESE UTTERLY ROUTED

A GREAT BATTLE WON BY THE
JAPANESE AT PING YANG.
LONDON, S pit. 17.-Advlces
from Seoul dated last night give
the details OF great battle fought
near Ping Yang between the
Chinese and japanese forces IN
which the former were utterly
routed. Ga Thursday the japanese
made a reconnaissance in force,
drawing the fire from the Chinese
forts, thus exposing the Chinese
positions. Tne cola nm then fell
back in good order. Friday night
the j ,panese were all ready for
the combined attack. GA Saturday
morning at dayOreak the japanese
opened heavy cAnnonldr, The
Chinese responding until the after
noon. II he afternoon the Jipa-
nese infantry mint lned a rifle
fire until dusk with little or no
less on either side. The firing co :
tinued at intervals during tue
night until 3 a. IN, when the d p
Al csc fl lhklng column had formed
a Gordon aronnd the CHncse. L zen
the Japanese attack was made
simultaneously and with admira lie
precision The Chinese no formed
IA strong front were fOuni TO ne
We k in The rear where the Jdpa'
ncse attack was prriect success
Tue Chinese army was taken com'
pletrly 10y surprise and thrown
into IL pane. Hundreds OF them
were cut down, those who escaped
death flcd, those who stood then
ground were CIT dJNn % a man.
1t is estimated that twenty
thousand Chlne,e troops were ell
g,ned in the battle. The Japanr'
8, cured an immense quantity q
provisions, munitions of war, anC
hundreds of colors. OF the Chinese
{ rces 1t is said that Olly tour
thousand escaped death or cap IRE
Among the Chi csc captured ar
several co II nanling Off ;efs, III
ending General Tso Flung, com
manaer.ln CHER of tie ManchursiI
army. who " s severely WOuhd'
Tue ] panese loss was small.
REPORT OF THE BATTLE COM
FIRMED.
London, Sept. II -Adviees re
ceiyed at the JApi mes Legation
, here fully confirm the repo'ts o
the absolute and crush ng delea
of the Chinese troops at Ping
t Yang.
CHINESE EXCITED OVER THE DE
FEAT.
shanghai, Sept. i7.-The CHI
r nese are feArfuI'y excited oyer th
news of the defeat with gres
. slaughter of the Chinese at PING
! Yang.
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NOT1CE,

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
~ Woodstock, Va, Sept. II, 1891.
To f. d. Newman, Special Comr. who
sues for himself and ON behalf OF all
other creditors of John W Woods, decd
who will come IN and contribute to the
cos1s If his snir. Complts
and
PC. Olinger, aiur. Of John W. Woods,
d.c,d. Rachael Ann Woods, widow. and
Fannie c. Stricken and Thomas j. her
husband, Mary 4. Golladay aud JACOB l.
her husband and Chas k. Woods Dei's'
You are hereby notified that nave
fixed upon the 29th day of Octob r next
between the hours OF o clock, A. NJ, and
6 o'clock p. NJ If fair, if not on the next
day thereafter Sunday excepted to take
and settle, az my of1i,e, the accounts OF
|. An account of all the debts against
decedent due by vendors lien, ludgment
or otherwise, stated in order of pii)rity
.. An account OF the personal assets o.
dent including settlement OF the per
sopal representative Of deceient.
3. An account of the real estate bound
nv the land bombs set in complainant
nil and any other re. estate owned by
| decede0t Auu II Autio w ~ 1890 $50
which the widOw is entitled to dover.
4. An account OF the llni Oond' OF
eomplt. and how they are to bo applied
when collected By the Spsl. Comr.
5. Aud any other matter deemed per
tinent by the onmr. or that any party II
interest may require required to be taken
nv the decreeOf Shenandoah Circuit Conr
r,ndeiel on t 3rJ day IF S pte nber
sol TO be used in evidence in SUIT IN
chancery depending in said court bet"eel
led Newman, Spell. Conn, &c. complts
and John w. Woods admr. &c. drlt'
and # from any cause tho taking OF sac
accounts shall not be commenced, or nav
inc been commenced should not be com
plsted on that day. the taking OF th
same will be adjourned from day to day
or from place to place, until he same at
taken and completed.
Given under my hand as COMMISSIONS
in Chancery Of said conrt, ut my Office
said county the day aud year first aior'
said. o,,o-,
sept. 2l-4v. Comr; Ia ChA"ce''
E.E 5. Il W. w. Ats.
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BALrGaoEE. Sept. Il. 1871.
To WIT:

VIRGINIA To WIT:
Y AT rules held in the Clerks once
of the Circuit Court of Shenandoah Com
ty, on the 18th Of September, lc94. IN
Lizzie A Day. &C.. CompltS.
AGAINST
Catharine Funkhouser, &c, Dst's.
In iChdacery.
The Object of this suit is to subject the
estate, both real and personal Of Noah
Hi rgs. decd, to the payment of bis debts,
and order the residue If any, among b"
heirs at law.
IL appearing by affi lavit flied that the
defendants Ira B. Hugs, ThOmasJ. Hugs
Francis X. Atkinson aud James Akin
son het husband, Isaac +. Higgs. John w.
Higgs, Slinghufl Co. and G. Ober Sons
e. Go. are not inhabitants OF this state
IT Is ORDERED, That they do appear here
within fifteen days after due publication
hereof, aud do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interest; that a copy OF TINS
order be published in some newspaper
printed 10 SEenan doah county, once ave. l
for four success weeks, and copy posted
at the front door OF the Court House OF
said county, on the FIST day Of the next
County Court.
GEO w. MILEY, C C. C S. c
A Copy-Teste
GEO. ", MlLEY, C. C. c
sep. 2I--4w. Logan 81 M;Cuns'
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DIN was charged with III Q duty OF
preparing it. To his surprise he
learned that there was diversity
OF opinion as TO the appearance OF
the | e.isd desired; hence his call
on the Bureau Of Ethnology for
help. That Bureau has about
Httcen hundred ph otographs re-
presenting the Indian from the
EARLIEST settlement of America to
the present, so Co. Oliu's mission
lis likely to be surcessf Il one.
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WAsHlNGToS
KIndneearten Normal institute

For The training OF teachers and
National Kindergarten School with
Primary and Advanced Glasses. Teach
ers' class October 1891
For particulars apply to ths principals.
Mrs. Louis Pollock,
10l7 10th street.
Miss Susie Pollock,
at the Froebel Institute 1917 10th