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PROVED A BOOMERANG 1oKr
How Professor Bisckie oncs fooiea
with an Rnxliah Reporter. :.

How Professor Bfsckie oncs tooieA
with an Enxliah Rsporter.
Many good stories are being told
about the late Prof. Blackie, and some
others viii doubtless see the light An
amusing episode occurred at the ban.
Quet which followed the laying Of the
foundation stone Of the Wallace monu-
ment on the Abbey Craig, near Stirring.
Prot. Blackie vas n Of the principal
speakers, and prepared q sst grafton,
which was put In type from his manu-.
script at the Scotsman ONCE before
hand.
At that time there was more mystery
about these things than there ID nowa-
days, and II was not until Biackie be-
gan to speak that the late Thomas Paul,
chief reporter Of the Scotsman, inform
cd his colleagues on the other papers
that he had proofs in his pocket with
which. BY Prof. Blackis's Instructions
he would supply them. The grateful re-
porters ceased from their labors but
were amazed to find Mr.. Paul himself
taking hastily to his notebook and
putting down every word as he signaled
to them that there was something
wrong.
The secret was soon out, for Prof
Blackie made no secret Of It. Hs was
delivering an entirely different speech
from that which he had written-racy.
witty and entertaining. flashing with
ieux d'esprit and glowing with patriotic
ardor-but having no more relation to
the speech supplied to the Scotsman
than the character Of Queen Dido to the
causes Of the potato famine in Ireland.
The professor pulled himself up from
time to time, saying, "But this Is not the
speech I meant to give. That does not
matter. You will 0 my real speech
In the Scotsman tomorrow. I gave II
to the editor" This joke, which re
Cured at frequent intervals, until
Blackis at last sat down a. well pleas
ed with himself as his audience were
delighted with him, gave satisfaction
1t the time all round.
Next morning 1t Is possible Prof.
Blackie laughed the wrong way, for Mr..
Paul reported the speech delivered, and
nil Its numerous Interruptions, with
Photographic accuracy, and 1t was
printed 10 parallel columns with the
more elaborate written essay, which
was by comparison stir and dull.
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,iI.fo.z az doara.hm,

Met him-met him again-in love with
him. Met him a~galn-no longer in love
with him, but he Is In love with me be-
eause 1 am so beautiful. Met him again
The Is still in love with me, not only
because I am SO beautiful but because
I am also so good. Sorry for him.
Again I met him-he Is colder than he
was. Think he has forgotten my b auty
and goodness, I, however. am inclined
to think that l am in love with him after
all. How lucky he is. and how angry
mamma will bel Mamma proved to be
strangely pleased. Makes me angry,
for I know she Is not q good Judge Of a
young girls heart. Flirted with him
outrageously to make mamma angry
didn't succeed. Engaged to him-glad
Married him-sorry.-English paper.
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tApY p-orros.rYfa

When the busy day IL DOM
And NJ weary Iii,ls cus
Rooketh gently 10 and riot
WHOM the night-windB softly blow
And the crlcksts IN the glen
chirp and chirp and chIrp again
When upon the haunted green
yairtss dance around their queen
Then from yondcr misy skies
coneth Lady Buiton-RyeA
Through the nurk and mis-. and s'osn
To ou. quiet, cosy homo,
where u singing. swces AID low,
Eoeks . cradle to and fro;
vhers the clocks don nno,ooe
Tsiisth Of the day thas's dons,
whsrs the nooaboans bower o'eT
R1Aythines sleeping OF the boar
whsrs nay rsAry wee n hes
oomesh Lady Buttoa-Rye&-
Consh lfe o ascrfnr ghost
Yrur sone distant .rr1s enazt
Bev,r football can you hasr
A tha spirit iarrsh nnn-
Esv>r Whisper, never word
From thai shhdow-qpsan b heard.
In nthernal rnluupt diEht,
Prom ths realm Of fny and spritp
In the depth Of yonanr skies
pnmnth Lady Button-Ryr&.
Lhytdh she har hands upon
Ny dear wrury little one.
And thoH0 white hands, pvnrsprcad
Like a veil the curly head,
sssn 10 fnDdio and naress
EvssT iittlh siIkan trnas
Thsp b HmonthB thu ryaiids down
Ovhr those WI eyes Of brown
In such soothine, tender wise
o1nsth Lady nuttun-EynA.
pnS<sst, fssl upon your brnW
ThR; aarnasinr magic nov
Po1 the rrickuss In the rlnn
uhirp and chirp and nhirp again,
While upon the hHunfad green
Fairies dance around thnir qunan,
And noonbsRms hpvnr n'g
PnythinTs stsping Oh the floor
Hush, my sweet ! from Wonder skis
Comstb Lady Eiutton-EyMi
,-Ergnps Field, In Chicago Iscots
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Gen. Geary tells q dron story Of 1
Jol. P~epperton, o high-tonsd, ants-bel
lum. hair-trigger South Carolinian o.
the old regime, who lived on o grea,
estate at Biuefelds. The colonel went
down to Frog Lowell. q place much fro
quented by sports. He approached q
table whore Capt Bill Sykes, the greai
card sharp and terror, was dealing, and
lntimated his desire to take q hand 10 q
little game. at tho same time laying his
six-shooter down on the table In front
Of him. The captain looked at the
colonel, who was known to be a dead
shot, and then remarked; Colonel, ]
haven't doled q fair game In twenty
years, but under tho circumstances Will
Try to do the best ! hi ."-Washingbon
I Post.
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TIC rtnsy '4rps that y ussb ems fosni
tvipe sesd urcn y ccneh, htt IJFs hsv
/ ing been Destroyed ~ q bones his
charged from p cun iYitg near. Th'
! erreumstanc NJ The msttsr positively
nr,ved that inc ease ccuId not hsv
heeu ono OF Huicfde. and, therefore, En-
only alternative VIII u >ouId he reason
shlv pnsgesird WIS that he had bees
murdered An ocquaintsnce wa
charged with the crime, but sbroiuh
| r-cof Of guilt was not Forthcoming
| One Of Tho parties engaged IN The cas'
was 80 far interested IN the peculis,
facts Of the death ss 10 seek q dIfreren
| SOLUTION Of the affair than that accept
1 ed By popular belief The result OF hi
observation sna Deduction was vor-
curious. The rays Of tho u hat
strained IN at tho window of tho apart
ment IN which the man had encoun
tered HE end, and had heen eoncentrat
| ed directly upon the explosive chamber
Of the gun, b. which mean suficien'
heat had been engeudercd 10 WARM ths
I car and powder and cnilsS q discharge
Tho enu hneing been Quits insdver
tentIy placed IN such q way az u point
| 10 tsa unfortunate man, he received
the bullet while he lay plac,dly sleep
ing. no douht meetins with snstRp
5eaeh-Strand Magazine.
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THE LADIES.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the Cali
fornia liquid laxative Syrup Of Figs,
under all conditions, makes it their IA
vorite remedy. To get the true and
genuine article, look for the name Of
the California Fig Syrup Co., printed
near the bottom Of the package.
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keep the first one from u~nscrewing,
the second nut being called the JAM
nut, or lockout
The elastic nut, however, locks itself,
1t is made from spring steel. being cut
from a bar and then bent into a ring,
the ends joining In q dovetail split
The ring is then pressed Into hexagon
shape and tapped q tribe smaller than
its bolt so that, when 1t II wrenched
on, the split opens slightly. making Q
firm and constant hold on tho bolt
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Am ELAsIIo NUT.

II Takes the Place Of the so-Callsd
Jam-Nut, or Lock-Nut.
This ingenious device is designed II
do away with the necessity of putting
two nuts on a bolt that Is to be kept
tightly In place. The old plan was to
put on one nut, and then another to
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Don't feel ashamed u yor can't pisy
ne pianoi be proud Of It

Scientists say that butter is the most
nutritious of all articles of diet, with
bacon a good second.
Carriages propelled by electricity
derived from a storage battery are
common in Berlin.
Hematite is a variety OF iron ore
fit for jewelry.
The crocodile's egg is about the size
Of that Of the goose.
The progressive man, like the care
full traveller, never loses his grip
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Frozen BY Heat, Melted By Coidi

Frozen by HsAt, NIeItou py OuIuI
In Germany, the land OF scientific CO.
dosities, q substance has boon preduc-
ed by chemical experiment which
seems to contradict the law that heat
melts and cold solidiies.
The new substance 10 called "cryo-
Staz," and 10 formed by combining
equal quantities Of phenol, eamphoz
and saponine with a little turpantinA,
When It's temperature is lowered be-
low the point at which tho water
freezes, It becomes liquid, but when !.
d heated It turns TO the solid stata.
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The prime Of life in a man of reg.
ular habits and sound constitution is
from thirty to tifty-fve years of age; of
a woman, from twenty four or twenty
five to about 40 years of age.
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Old Rip Van Wrinkle went up into the
Catskill mountains to take q little nap Of
twenty years or SO, and when he Weakened,
he found that the "cruel war was over,d
the monthly magazines had fought il
over" the second time and "blown up"
all the officers that had participated In it.
This much is history, and it is also an his
toy1ealt aef that, 1t took the same length Of
covery to become the most celebrated, as
it is the most effective, Liver, Blood and
Lung Remedy of the age. In purifying the
blood and In all manner of pimples,
blotches, eruptions, and other skin and
scalp diseases, scrofulous sores and SWELL
ings, and kindred ailments, the Golden
Medical Discovery" manifests the most
positive curative properties.
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Chh4Ih Iot grim
goal"
Black Rosa
small, angular
form shook with
rage, Fer fnce
grew bhcker
than Its natural
hue, If that wore
possible. Trem-
bling in every
nerve, she glHrsd
nciously, an d
shook long,
bony finger IN
the faces Of thu
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In experimenting to find the effect
Of sunlight on disease germs IL has
been discovered shat such spores are
killed by the blue and violet rays Of
sunlight in a few hours.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-08-02

A Norweign farmer has gone into the
business Of canning and freezing fresh
milk for shipment abroad. 1t is said
that the milk will keep entirely fresh
for o month.
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A device Is needed which shall indi-
cato. by ringing a bell or turning on q
light, when the speed of q trolley car
exceeds the legal rate.
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Minneapolis, (Minn.l, capitalists are
planning to spend $1,000, 900 upon
a dam below the falls of St. Anthony,
to utilize waste water power.
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How quick there wouldbe war among
the birds, il the owls and pelicans
should insist that the robins and blue
jays should behave as they did.
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Dr.. Kiimers swAMP-Hoor cures
ali Kidney aud Bladder troubles
Pamphlet and Consultation freq
Laboratory Bin9hAmton. N. Y.
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The water of the Mediterranean
contains a greater proportion Of salt
than that OF the ocean.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-08-02

A thorough study Of underground
water course of Long Island is to be
made by the United States Geological
Survey.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-08-02

Whenever enterprise gets thoroughly
~ the air 1t ceases to be q matter OF
wind only.
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Sea anemones have been known to
live for three or four years without any
nourishment save what they extrac
from the water.
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The pupils Of the Chicago Manual
training school, have completed a
tower clock, the market value Of which
is said to be %, 900.
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An Indiana man has invented a mo-
tor which is operated by the expansion
and contraction of metal.
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The Qreateet nedicai Discovery
Of the Age.
KEN
Medical Discovery.
DONALD KENNEDY, OF RorsuaY, MASS,

Has discovered In one Of our commop
pasture weeds Q remedy that cures eyery
kina Of Humor, from the worst Bcrofpls
down TO . common pimple
Heihas tried II In over eleven hundraa
cases, and neyer failed except In two cases
Doth thunder humor). He has now in
his possession over two hundred cart,0.
Gates Of its value, Ill within twenty miIas
Of Boston. Send postd card for book.
A bensat b always experienced from tia
nrss bottle. and aperfect cure is warranted
when the right quantity b taken.
When tbs lungs are affected II csusa
shooting pains. like needles passing
through than; the same with the Livos
or Bowels. This Is caused by the duots
being stopped, and always disappears ia a
week after taking IL Read the label.
II the stomach is foul or bilious 1t viii
cause squeamish ioolings at flrst
No change Of diet ever necessary. Ea,
she best you a get and enough Of n.
Dose, ON tablespoonful In water at bod
TINA. Sold by AL DrugsistA
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I cannot speak too highly Of Piso's Cure fol-
st.. New York, Oct. 90, 1894.
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A Good Appetite

Indicates a healthy condition Of the sys.
tenn and the lack Of it shows that the
stomach and digestive organs are weak
and debilitated. Hoods Sarsaparilla has
wonderful power to tone and strengthen
these organs and to create an appetite.
By doing this il restores the body to
health and prevents attacks of disease.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is the only true blood purifier promi-
nently before the public eye to-day.
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4 woman ahould at least have enough
enthusiasm to indicate what please
her.
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Tho life Of more tina, one girl hG
been bllehted, because she had 3
mother who made her go 10 church IL
. iadsd gown, and q last years bonnet.
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Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. relieve con-
s~tipation and assist digestion.
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Ifafnicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp-
pou,a Eye-Water. Druggists sell at 21c per bottle
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Delays are dangerous. A dollar spent fol
Hoods sarsaparilla now may prevent Hines.
which Will be expensive and hard to bear. Now
"a the time 70 take Hoods sarsaparilla.
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nntRtl6 nj tnhe uttte eptoode were re
lated to hcr. The facS 81 the littl'
Mexican woman seemed abiaze viii
Indignation, 'He shall pay for this r
'sSenorA forgets tho two silver
doliarsi" tainted Robber Dan; G
Thought the sonora might feel sorry
that we had planned 70 rob this fn'
Americana. but ito all right now
lis It, ~lsnreat7" he added nockingly.
'sfsob himl Murder htmi" yelled
Black Rosa, and abe staggered from
har chair ssif she would carry out hsl
own command, hut fell on tho noor in
. heap.
Dan and his pals lifted the woman
10 q bed, and the leader remarked
that she would sleep till morning and
be nnithsr help nor hindrance. II
had been known for twenty-four hour
that the money--aome ten thousand
d~oIlars-i0r thu Bull Domingo pay
roIl had been ranaivod, hut, until an
nounced by Manager France, it wa
not known whom that gentleman
would start for the mine.
At twelve O'Clock that night foul
men, heavily armed, rode out OF Du'
range.
Two hours later the stage followed
them. with occupant ON fhe inside
and the driver alone OF thefront boot.
II was n lonely ride. Bloomar, the
driver, might as web have bsen en-
tirely unaccoHpHnied 30 far as the in
Ede occupant % n a was con
osrned But he wss uaed 30 theae
lonely r1dss. n wnen 9 passengea
preferred TO be sxoluslve1 II simply X
hibitsd to Bloomer the poor tasse d
the passenger. So he talked to hii
horseA and q TO them, and passed
the lonely hours ~ comfortably a. il
he had boen surr0unnsa ny n NEIL
dozen psssengerk sna Ecan fnrgos th'
fellow on the inside
Coming 10 . bend In theroaA. wher,
the ascent of the frzs EteeP mountain
Is begun. Blooner fell into areGsctivs
mood, and reznaxkoa TO the nigh.
uheea1 thst The fellow On the insldt
might possibly 'triss 70 an Hpprecia-
ton o Tie sncaety al . stAge-drivez
and his boasas II the. nnzz3e Of 9
6ouhle-hnxra shotgun sACuh happen
10 appear st the window of the coach
OF course Hounex xs not really
expecting sneh = surprise for his un-
sociahle passenger; 30 vhaa tho shot
gun appezred, with three c<herz and
accompanied by an Grder TO s'throv
iovR them ribbons and throw up then
hasdA he was himself 50 completely
mrrxiscd thzs he obeyed without .
xord Of rrotesI
II he v.s srrprsc5 al ihis -da-r
appearances OF roaa-agen.s' ne Wss
really dumionndea AZ WHAT
FOR nve mnnute tnere W. Ia.Ne =,
Ishotguns, as II . minlature oss,,e wsre
being fought When it was an over
two s~tsge-ronoers were ia.Ally wo9n
cd p the osner TWO suI1enuefea W
Sheriff barney-and me man OF stfsw
on the INSIDE was htefany snos 70
pieces. Ana TINS Is n wsy az nap
pened, as bioomer nimseli was iono Oh
telling ~:
lyon ace, they aiant pus mo on.
Never zen shsrin yer snsI nousI'
stage-driver mad nerve enougn so play
his hand out IN q game hk snes an
l don't know Dus E Isilo, woaa His :
ieetle bis ratified N.wonaefin now ne :
a-goin' &c come q az sne eno 'ne
game. ~ purity ticAiisn plzness 70
be a-sattin. on . sssse sn1ossn 'ne
long, darE hours o tne nien
guessin' 1nesner yer goin
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The average weight of 1000 women
in Paris is ITO pounds; in Russia l22.
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When the Gulf Stream passes out
of the Gulf Of Mexico its temperature is
about seventy degrees.
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RNR<R

ForheadAche (whether sick or nervous) .toothachs
neuralgia, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and weak
ness In the back, spine or kidneys, pains around the
liver. pleurisy. swelling Of the joints and pains Of all
kinds, the application Of Radway's Ready Relief
will afford Immediate ease, and its continued use for
q few days effects O permanent cura
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Hoods ~Sarsaparilla

Hood,c Di1lc the after-dinner Pill and
iAOOu . I Ahso family cathartic. 25c.
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TWO PIECES OF SILVER
III LEWIS n, ETI1Jr.

UERTEA los grin.
80
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$50

so $50
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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-23
FIsHED UP.
The Bodies OF the Chambers sisters Recov
cred from the Missouri River.

The Bodies OF the Chambers sisters Recov.
cred from the Missouri River.
OREGON, Mo-, May 29.-The bodies of
both the Chambers girls, drowned in
the Missouri river at Bartlett, Ia,
some ten days ago, have been found.
The body of Charlotte, aged II, was
caught by Dan Ellishire. fisherman,
in his fish net, two or three days ago,
and the body of the 1O-year.old girl
was caught about 80 miles south OF
here. The girls were very mysteri
ously drowned, but their friends think
it was case of suicide on the part Of
the older girl, and that she drew the
younger in with her purposely. Char
lotte's clothing was found securely
pinned together near the knees and
the sleeves of her dress were securely
pinned to her shoulders, indicating
either that she had thus secured then
herself to avoid involuntary escaping
death when she should make the fatal
leap into tho water, or else that foul
play was had with her and that her
clothes were so pinned by some one tC
deceive others aud to conceal theil
crime.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-23
KANSAS CROPS.
The Past Week Hard on Crops Cora Crow
lug slowiy--Irrlgated Crops in Good Goa


The Past Week Hard on Crops Cora Grow
lug slowiy--Irrlgated Crops in Good Goa
ditiOn.
TOPEKA, Kan, May 99.-The Kansas
weather crop bulletin for the week
ended the Goth says: In the eastern
division corn is growing slowly; wheat
headed short, with no improvement in
condition; oats, grass and fax need
rain very much; fruit is still holding
its own. Gardens and potatoes are
making some progress. Frosts have
nipped corn and vegetables in locali-
ties even as far south rs Coffeyville.
In the middle division it has been a
hard week on crops, the conditions be-
ing continuously unfavorable -frosts,
dry weather and sudden changes in the
temperature, with much wind, doing
the work. Corn is still the best crop,
though cut-worms have damaged it
considerably.
In the western division all irrigated
crops are in fine condition, but the I'M
irrigated are growing poorly or retro
grading. Alfalfa is the best crop in
this division and the first crop is now
being harvested in the southern coun
ties and is nearly ready for harvesting
in the northern.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-23
0RANp 1opnn orFIoERs.
Kansas knights Of PythIas Hold Their An
npal Election.

Kansas Knights Of PythIas Hold Their AN
nual Election.
HUTCHINSON, Kan, May 20. : The
grand lodge Of the Knights Of Pythias,
in session here, elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Grand
chancellor, H. L. Alden, of Kansas
City; grand vice chancellor, r. M. Nc
Gonigal, Of Colby; grand prelate, w.
A. 5. Bird, of Topeka; grand keeper OF
records and seal, Gus ]. Neubert, of
Kansas City; grand master Of ex'
chequer, H. 8. Larabee, of Stafford.
The report Of Gus j. Neubert, G. X.
of r. and s., shows that the number OF
active lodges in the state December 81,
1904, was $40; for the corresponding
time year before, 246 lodges. There
were 1850 initiated into the order dur
ing the year, 99l were reinstated and
255 admitted by card, the total be-
ing 1859. The aggregate amount
expended for relief for the
year was Sl2,O10.s0 Current ex
penses Of lodges, SAC 19l7O. The as
sets of lodges December 81, 1894, which
includes cash on hand value Of real
estate and lodge paraphernalia, was
$40, O4z.12. The report OF Rank $. Lara
bee, the grand master OF the exchequer
shows that there were Sl3,9SS.30 eX
pended for grand lodge purposes dur
ing the year.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-23
NO INDIVIDUAL ours.
The Presbyterian General Assembly RI
fuses to IndOrse the New Idea.

The Presbyterian General Assembly Re-
fuses to IndOrse the New Idea.
PrrTsBURGH, Pa, May 99.-The Pres
byterian general assembly discussed
briefly the use Of individual cups at
communion, and by a standing vote,
with very few in the negative, decided
not to make the change contemplated.
The regulation of Young Peoples So
cieties of Christian Endeavor was rele-
gated to the sessions of the individual
churches.
The work of the board of relief for
disabled ministers was presented by
DIR. Jesse +. Forbes of New York. The
receipts last year amounted to SIG, 900,
and the expenses toSl7s,OOO, which had
been distributed to 7s5 persons, of
whom $40 were ministers and 40 wild
ows of ministers.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-23
Vatoi Shooting at Fort Scott.

FORT SCoTT, Kan, May 2s.-Frank
Toles, of Pittsburg, was shot twice and
probably fatally wounded by John
Branch, Of this city, on the street at ?
o'clock this morning. They were re-
turning home from dance and, 30 far
as can be learned, there was no provo
cation for the shooting, Branch sur
rendered to the police and will say
nothing.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-23

ST. LOUIS, May GA special to the
Poss-Dispatch from Eufaula, /. r.,
says: The Creek nation is in a verita-
bic state of instruction against the
tribal heads Of government. Armed
bands are moving on 0lSmulgee, the
capital, from different parts Of the ma
ton. Twenty-Five men left here and
were joined by 100 more from New
Yorker, an Indian town west of here.
Five other Indian towns are reported
to have sent forty men each.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-23

LEAvESwoRTH, Kan, May s9.-The
druggists who are attending the an
nual meeting of the state Pharmn-
ceutical association elected officers this
morning as follows: President, J. w.
Hurst, Of Newton; vice presidents, W..
j. Evans. OF lola, and Ed c. Fritsche,
OF Leayenworth; secretary, Mrs NJ. o.
Miner, Of lIiawatha; assistant secre-
tary. Fred Mcdonald, of Topeka; treas
urer, IL W. SY4as.er, VI Psrryi
librarian, Prot L A Sayre, Of Law.
rance.