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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-08-31
DECREASE IN IMMIGRATION.
The Strict Inspection Now Carried on Re-
suits In Excluding Many Ob1sctioasbls

sults In Exciudins Many Objsctioaabis
Z Glasses.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s-From the an
nual report Of the commissioner Of i'm.
migration for year ended June 30 last,
It appears that the number of aliens
brought to this country. exclusive of
tourists, during that year was sSs, $50,
Of whom 2,4l9 were debarred from
landing under the immigration laws.
and returned to their European homes.
OF those thus debarred, 1,725 were
excluded upon the ground that they
were liable to become q public
charge and 69i on the ground that
they had come here under con-
tracts to perform labor, made prior
to their leaving home. 1t is singular
that the immigration bureau has not
undertaken to prosecute any OF the
parties In this country with whom
these alleged contracts with Goa aliens
were made. While the law prescribed
that aliens coming under contract
shall be returned at the expense OF the
steamship company which brings
them, 1t also provides that parties In
this country who enter into contracts
with aliens shall, upon conviction, be
punished by fine. a
The large decrease in immigration
during the past four years IL due TO
business dullness, hut II may be aa-
sumed that Q large part OF the de-
crease is due to the enforcement OF tho
immigration laws. In 1881 the alien
immigrants numbered 5si, ,s21. The
immigration law was enacted March 8,
!. 1891. but its enforcement was not 10
strict and thorough as now. In 1893
the alien immigrants numbered 44o. 7ss.
In 1904 there were but sss.Ge0. and Tor
the year ended last June s5S.53G It 10
generally admitted that the strict In
spectiou now carried on by agsnts OF
steamship companies In foreign coun-
tries and by officers OF the immigra-
ton bureau has resulted In excluding
many Of the Objectionable classes for
merly admitted In large numbsss, end
70 that extent the quality Of the immi-
grafton has been vastly improved.
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NEWS NOTES.

@. A. r. veterans of Kansas and Ne.
braska are In session at Hastings, Neb.
At Des Moines, Ia. six firemen were
overcome by heat while fighting flames
In Hansen's drug store.
Newspaper editors from many of the
western and southern states are hold
ing q business session ut Salt Lake,
Utah.
AT Wellsville, NO., Hon. Solomon
Hughett. q leading attorney and demo.
cratic politician committed suicide.
No cause Is assigned.
John D. Perry, known In Kansas rs
the protector Of the Kansas Pacific, the
first railroad across the plains, died ut
st. Louis on the 25th. aged so years.
The three days bull fight and car
nival at Cripple Creek, Col, closed on
the e6th with an attendance of scarce
ly 2OO people The affair WAS dismal
failure In every way.
Al North Andovcr. Mass, on the
26th, II. q. Iioughton, Sr., head of the
publishing house of IIoughton, Miflln
4 Co, OF Boston. died suddenly from
heart failure. lie was 10 years Of age.
Al Kansas City, Mo-, Dr. Charles
Lengel, an eccentric Herman, COM
mittcd suicide by taking poison. In
1880 he edited tho Kansas City Herald,
which for time welded quite an in
fucncc in Kansas City politics.
In house Of i'll repute ut Sioux City,
Ia, Max Noack, Of Marcus, Ia, and
Hazel Hammond. an inmate OF the
house, were found dead II was
thought Noack had first killed the
woman then committed suicide.
On Lake Erie, near Toledo. o., sun
day. the steamer City Of Toledo col
lided with the MagdSlcn Downing. A
panic cnsued among the passengers,
and rs n result five persons were
fatally hurt and fully fifty others in
jured.
Shortly after o'clock Monday morn
ing mob composed Of about dozen
linen took Harrison Lewis, the negro
who murdered Joe Brooks, also cot
ored, last Friday night, from the Jail
at Springfield, o., and hanged him to
. tree In tho courthouse yard. ...
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Elec Tir BliieTS.

This remedy is becoming 20 well knowp
and 20 popular - to need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric Bttters
sing the same song OF praise. A pures
medicine does not exist and Il is guaran.
tsed 70 do all that 10 claimed. Electric
Bittsrs will cure all diseases OF the liver
and Kidneys, will remove pimples, boils.
salt rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood. Will drive malaria from
the system and prevent a. well a. cure all
malarial fevers. For cure OF headache,
constipation and indigestion try Electric
Bitters-entire satisfaction guaranteed. or
money refunded. Price Soc. and.s per
bottle at Tevis' drug store. Nos
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81 cklen's Arnica SaIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tette', chapped iands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and POSI-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisisc-
ton or money refunded. Price 25c. bog.
For sale at Tevis's drug store. a.
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Notice.
To Delinaucnt Tax Payers

To Delinquent Tax Payers;
Notice is hereby given that suit has
been filed on all the delinquent taxes on
land i'm Lafayette county, Missouri, for
the year 1888. and back, and that same
will be issued on unless paid at once.
Some costs have already accrued. by
calling at the county collectors office
and paying of the taxes and costs at
ON, Q, you may save other and greater
costs Of the suit.
ii. g. WALLACE, Jr.,
3-3O-f Back Tax Attorney.
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FORECLOSURE ORDERED.
Tho santa Te Railway Rsoreaaisasisa =
Nov Practically AssaroA.

Tho santa Tc Railway RsOr9saisstiea y
Nov Practically Assured.
LEAvENwoRrH, Kan. Aug. "a
Judge CALDWELL, of the United States
circuit court. Wheeler II. Peckham,
general attorney for the Union Trust
Co. of New York, andsJ. J. McCook,
receiver for the Santa Fe Railrosd Co.,
arrived In this city at 4 o'clock yester-
lay afternoon and proceeded 1t once
to the federal building where the
Judge held session ut cham
bcrs and entered decree for the sale
Of the Santa Fe railroad. The decree
is q long written document and the
time Of the sale is.left TO the decision
Of the special master of chancery.
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LONDON, Aug. z7.-A Shanghai dis.
patch says the new viceroy at Cheng
III has beheaded four of the leaders Of
the anti-foreign movement there. They
are said to have complained that they
only acted with the consent of the
old yiceroy
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A Yacht CAnalRssl.

New YORK. Aug. 27.-The sloop yacht
Adelaide, owned by Robert w. Inman.
Jr.. the cotton broker, while cruising
off Norton's point last night, was run
into by the iron steamer Perseus.
The Adelaide was kecled over and At
least three persons are known to have
gone overheard.
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Mr.. sPonordi's shortage.

, WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-From all
accounts the financial Affairs OF the
library of congress are In . fearfully
muddled condition. Mr.. Spofford, the
librarian. has already disgorged Sa%.-
COO, and 1t Is understood that the ne.
counting officers of the treasury are OF
the opinion that the shortage as .
whole will amount to over S35, 900.
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hoLM1s' MISSING VsoriM.

Remains Of Mardered Howard Pssessl Ars
Fouad n Indisnapotis.
INpIASAPoLIs. Ind, Aug. 2a-In-
iianapolis will claim the right to try
II. II. Holmes, the Insurance swindler,
for murder. This claim will Be based
upon the horrible developments Of yes
terday, which include the finding OF
the charred remains Of 9-ysar-old
Howard Pietzel and evidence which
before any jury In the country would
convict II. II. Holmes of having mur-
iered him and then having partially
burne his body in Q stove. a.l
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WALLER INTERVIEWED.

The ex-c0nsal lIns Poem Secn by the Two
Nos Seat By Minister Eastis and His Dep
eeaeboa rnken.
wAsHINGToS, Aug. :7.-A cablcgrsm
from Ambassador Eustis received at
the state department this afternoon
reports the return to Paris Of the am
baasador's two deputies, Newton
IL Eustis and Mr.. Alexander,
who had been sent to Clairvaux
prison 70 see ex-Consul Waller. They
took Mr. Walters deposition contain
Ing . full statement OF his trial and
conviction by the French military
court st Tanxtavc and Il copy will be
forwarded to the department rs soon
as possible.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-08-31

Morning Glory Coffes stands head and
shoulders above all others, at the price.
Ripe, fully mstured, sound beans. Every
one can AFFORD the price. A superb drink.
for 30 cents u pound. SSH
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NOllcei

Notice Is hereby given that all bunting
and trespassing on my farm Is positively
forbidden. Any parties caught hunting
or trsspassiug On the place will be prose-
cuted and made pay the penalty Of the
law. w. B. WADDELL.
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A ~. Joseph Man saieidss.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Aug. al. W.
Walker, q prominent business man of
St. Joseph. Mo-, committed suicide In
his room at the Midland hotel some
time yesterday. He came to the hotel
about 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
registered and went to his room
Nothing more was seen of him until 10
o'clock this forenoon, when the door
Of his room was forced open and he
was found dead. From all indications
he had taken large dose Of carbolic
acid and then shot himself behind the
right ear with q Ss-caliber revolver.
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VETERANS AT pAxTeR SPRINGS
Bs9 lntsrstAss Rsanioa formally Opened
with Addres.ea l.x RrQmlnent Men.

Beg 1nterstaes Rsansoa formally Opened
with Addr~sses 10y Promtaent Mon.
BAXTER SPRINGS. Kan, Aug. 2s.-
The big interstate reunion was form
ally opened yesterday forenoon, after
an address Of welcome by Col. Alcxan-
der Warner. Of this city. n response by
$. O. Mcdowell, Of Columbus, md an
address by J. J. Friblcy, president of
the Interstate Reunion association.
The encampment was placed under the
supervision Of Col. L. G. Wcldy. In the
afternoon Con grcssman :. :. kirkpat-
rick and Mr.. Flannigan, Of Carthage,
Mo-, were the orators, while the even
ing session was addressed by Con-
gresham Dick Blue.
. To-day Senator Lucien Baker. Mayor
Webster Davis, Of Kansas City, No,
and Mrs. NJ. r. Lease will speak
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AZ TO QuANTRELl's> DEATH.
Cape. Bessslsy oays tAe NeesA nesDssaAs
Was xtlIDA % Koataeky.

Was 9uleA 70 keatac6y.
LITTLE Rock. Ark. Aug. 2a-Cspt
Simon Horssley, . nan who served
with distinction under Gen. Forrest. aied
at the homo of his brother It Roger,
this state. Monday. Intimate sfrisaas
have known for. some time thas he
knew Of the killing Of the noted coufsd.
crate Quantrell, but the faets did not
become generally known until his
death. Horseley was ssnt - . recruit
ing officer by Gen. Fore,t into Ken.
tuchy, and q Quautrell was retuTning
from . raid he stopped In the Vicinity
Of Bardstown and began dspredar
tionA Horseley. ct the request Of
citizens there, waited ON QuGn.
trell and asked him TO desist.
but Quantrell would not listen TO The
demands and he WAS warned 70 make
no more raids ON the property Of Ksn.
tucley oonfsdsrstss. and The two men
separstsd. Il was In the spring Of
is6s, and Quantrell became desperate.
He made another raid. aud during IN
engagement with Q detachmsnt Of
Kentucky troops Qusutrell IVES killed.
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CHIcAao, Aug. ea-Georgs q, Peck
has rendered his resignation of the
Office Of general solicitor OF the Atchi-
son. Topeka 4 Santa Fe railway 10 Re.
ceivers McCook and Walker and the
same has been accepted E D. Kenns,
of st. Louis, who has held the position
of general attorney OF the Frisco road,
part of the Santa Fe systen, has been
appointed successor. It Is said Mr..
Peck will connect himself with the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul ss gen.
arnl counsel
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CoMNITTI0 0Ul0ipG.

= Dreninsss Dasaases Aaa - Ksnsas ctty
W a RnAs Nh Lifo. a.
5 KAxsAs ClTx, Mo-, Aug. ad-Heury
z Roll, one Of the most promi-
nent and oldsst business men OF this
city, committed suicidea 1t his home Sat-
urday. After returninG homo 10 lunch
he WALKED up stairs 70 the bath
room and lying down ON the hoor,
placed . ss-calibeF pistol against his
right ssnpls anA ared ball into his
brain. Death resulted instantly. Mr..
Roll left no lettsrs explaining why he
took III Nh. bot Il b uaderstoOd thea
businesa lueses were the direct cause
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For Sale.

For Sale.
Three (9 thoroughbred Poland China
pigs, three and one half months old; en-
titled to registration. 0rsndsire 10 sgd
uor's Commonwealth" Also one thor
oughbred jersey male calf, eighteen
months old, aud one high grade Jersey
heller. yearling.
7-l7-2t w. II. SILVER.
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Sore eyes, NO matter how severe or long
standing, are cured by DIR. Jackson's Eye
Salvs. 1t soothes and removes the in
flamAtion aud graduation at once. Can
% had ct any drug store at twenty five
cents . bog. 2-S.lyear.
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Encampmsnt 4. n. @. 1t Enporia.

EMPoRIA. Kan, Aug. e. 2s-Everythiug
is ready for the annual encsmpment
of the Kansas national guard next
week. A large force Of men has been
busy for over Q week putting extra
electric lights and hydrants in Soden's
grove, aud otherwise preparing Tor
occupancy. Senators Ingalls, and
PETER, Gov. Morrill, and staff, Hon.
David Overmyer. Barney Kelly and
other noted speakers will be here.
The great parade will take place
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National Eneampment @. A. r., IAsais'

The Missouri Pacific railway makes the
low rate OF ei2 % for tho round trip. Tick
cts on sale September sth, 9th aud 10Th.
aud will be honorsd for return passage
from September 9Th 70 October 6th.
A. 3. LOOMS, Agent.
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FOUR MuRoERsRs HANGED.
a Mob Of $50 Men Attack . jail, Get Thei
Vlctims Out and string Them Up.


Victims Out and string Thom Up.
YEEKA, Cal, Aug. e7.-Four murder
ers were taken from the county Jail by
a mob OF ESQ men at o'clock yester-
day morning ani lynchei. The lynch
ing was the CHASTITY climax to the
reign OF lawlessness which has pre-
vailed In Siskiyu county for some
months past. One of the victims
was Lawrence Johnson, who
on the evenin. OF July 2s
stabbed his wife to death in
the town OF Etna. Another was VIII
liam Null. who shot Henry IIayter in
the back with ride near Galatians.
on April 81. LOUIS Moreno ani Gar.
land Seemler, who are supposed to
have killed George Sears and Casper
Meirerhans ut Bailey Hill on August
5, were also hanged
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Angus, %. Opened Hish'.. Lo ~s,, clos,as


KANSAS CITY. Aug. :a--whcat by sampie
sold rather slowly to-day at about steady
prices, except that bids for spring wheat we're
V to 10 lower. There was very much less spring
wheat on sale than yesterday. MIL orders
were scarce. Elevator men complained thAs
they could not sell wheat anywhere. There
was some low grade wheat for which NO bid
could be obtained
Keceipts Of wheat to-day, Is cars; year ago.
O. cars.
Sales Of car lots by sample ON track. Kansas
City: No 9 hard wheat. cara tec, cRrl
sshc, cars bsc; No. hard. ! car 56xc, car
TIC, car s5c: No 4 hard. cars choice &c.
cars SEC. car Soc: No. red soft. car choice
6lc, cars &c: No. 3 red, Q cars choice ssc.
cars csc. o cars SIC: No tired. I car Sec. Q cars
No. spring. cars soxc; No. spring. pomi.
naliy bSbssc.
Corn was In fair demand, selling at steady
prices early. then .sc higher. losing the "a.
vance at the close. No premium could be so-
tained for white. - -
Receipts of corn to-day. 9. cars, year ago,
Gears a.a- q,
Sales by sample on track, KAnsss City: Ne
mixed corn, cars Sc. cars Sixc: No. .
mixed, car poor sSxc; No mixed nominal.
ly ss1:sc; grade. nominally 1Sc: No. Whte.
3 cars sc, I car sihc; No white, nominally.
SOc. -f
Oats sold . little lower and there were more
on sale.
Receipts OF oats to-day. ~ cars. yesr ego.
ecurs.
Sales by sample on track. Kansas City: No
mixed oats, cars color sJc, cars l0xc, 3 cero
isc, z cars is.sc; No. l. Q cars i.c: No. Z, cars
lee; rejected, nominaliy isDlsc; no grade
cars i0c: No. white, car 60. I car eihc: No.
3whitc, car Gle. I car e0c.
Hsy-Receipts. g cars; market nrm fog good
si0 s0oIi oo No !. b. sodtiooo: No. O. - oo0sso:
fancy prnirie ~. So choice. oaO0: No l. RI. .0lA
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Mothers Friend !"
es;s: e':'s: Breast.

1 have been n midwife for many
years, and in each case where MOTH
eRS FRIEND" was used Il accomplished WON
dsrs and shortened labor and iesssned pain. 1t
is the best remedy for RISING OF THE
BREAST known, and worth the price
for that alone.
Mrs. NJ. Nj. Brewster, Montgomery, Ala.
Sent by Express mail on receipt OF price,
LOO per bUttle. Book 40 Mothers mailed
free.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Prices the lowest, Workmanship the best,
satisfaction guaranteed. 80
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! ohAaoeo WIN MUaoEh


l1.li i fos sssio6 ths WroeA. 4, iss.s
b. Dzxv.R, Col, Aug. ss.-Hsllmuth ?.
.Loescher was the signatnre written By
the ex-enRineer Of the 0umry hotel
when lodged In fail here yesterday.
He says he u ee years old. and insists
that somebody else probably Peter
0umry) and not he. caused the sxplo.
sion by which twenty-five lives were
sacrificed The warrant on which
Loesehar u held charges him with
murder: g.
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New HAVEN. Conn, Aug. sa-Ex-
Gov. Morris was found unsconcious in
bis Office this morning from what the
physicisns pronounce vertigo. lie
never rallied nor recovered conscious
meas and died this afternoon.
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Highest Of all in Leavening Powe-Latest U Govt Report
,Re4le!!!!!l!'ekss'wds!z q!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
MARKET REPORTS.

xansa. Citx Live ntock.

kansas City Live stock.
KANSAS CITY, Aug es.-Cattie-Receipts, =.
:s3; calves. so shipped yesterday. In, cst-
tie, 4ds calves. The market was steady 70
strong. The following are representative sales:
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The transfer company keeps call book
at the Mammoth liyerv stable. and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these places. lO.27-tf-
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Suits cheap with profits shaved on. at
Wittsnbsrg's. The Tailor, over Ludwigs'
Jewelry store. s-lO-4t.
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Two second hand wagons aud . good
set OF heavy harnes. for sale cheap, Null
lenix 4 Co. S.3-tf
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JEvyERsoN CITY, Mo-, Aug. e7.-State
Auditor Seibert has appointed Cash
Blackburn to the position Of bond
clerk, to fill vacancy Occasioned by
the death OF A. C. Sherwood.
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Ierlshed In . Convent.

RoME, Aug. es-The convent Of
Riordavibo has been partially de.
stroyed by hre. Eight men pcrished
and four others were severely injured.
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M.xIca. Yei.esns !. n..s.

MAnsHALL, Mo-, Aug. sa-The ak
teenth annual meeting of the State As
ISOLATION Of Mexican Veterans Of Mis-
souri, will 10 held At salisbury, Mo-,
September ~ and 10. All Mexican
veterans and their friends arc most
cordially invited. Preparations for the
entertainment of veterans have been
,nada
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Ny prices invsiidate the can't afford to
excuse -wittenb burg. the tailor, over Lud'
wigs iswelry store 8-l0-4t.
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Arabia's Chief Coffee. This drink
digestiou.-Lord Bacon" s-s-u
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We will close out our stock OF Gasoline
stoves at cost. Schawe i Wells. 7.lSu
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rAre. children Cremssed Ailvss

MExIA, Tex, Aug. e7.-Three chill.
dren Of Henry johnson and wife, col.
ored, living In the country,6 o miles
from here, were burned to death In
their home Sunday night while the
parents were at church.
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Home Money to Loan.

Home Money to Loan.
have on hand some money will loan
on good real estate security.
2-Q.tf He. WALLACE.
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Own your own policeman, by going to
Linwood Lawn aud buyinR . msstin pup,
st from p to S5. s-l0-2t
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MnwAUxEE, Avg. "a The total loss
BY yesterdays Ore was abSHt eAO0. 900.
The Chicago. Milwaukee q 81 Paul
Railroad Co. owned the docks and
warehouses Tho officials claim that
there was little freight, but merchants
are preparing claims for great qusnti-
ties Of all kinda of merchandise. The
Wisconsin Centrsrs loss Il $50, 900 and
the Anchor lines loea . 86O, 600
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DENVER Col. Aug. es-The list OF
dead In the Gumry hotel wreck stands
1T twenty-five and this will probably
b the total of the casualties OF these
three bodies remain unclaimed by
friends. though II 10 believed that they
are the missing men.
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.niscoaSS e W6esis" Trssa.

SEDALIA, No, AuR. sd-Secretary
Simms has made public the itinerary
Of missouri on wheelA" The train
will leave Sedalia not later than Octo.
Der /, and will visit upwards Of ninety
cities of 5000 people or over besides
numerous smaller towna The route
will be through Illinois Indiana, Ohio.
Wess Virginia. Maryland, Delaware,
Peunsylvania, New York, Rhode
Island, Connecticut and Now Jersey.
The total length of the aix months
trip will b 8, 500 milea
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The bank Of Dawn. Mo-, has made
IN assignment Depositors will be paid
In full.