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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1895-06-21
&c imam VI. T.. Church Directory

FRED FIEGENBAUM, PASTOR.
Preaching every Sunday from IL a. N.
to II P. NJ.
Preaching every Sunday at the Noda
WAY church at $50 T.. II.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1895-06-21
Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given 10 all creslitur~ and
others Interested IN the estate of Louisa Holt
grevr. deceased. thai the Undersigned 1amiu-
istraf"r IN charge III said estate. Intends to-
make u final settlement Thereof at TIT. i;rxt
term Of the Probate Court Of Holt County. State
of Missouri to be- begun and holden ut Oregon
an the 18th day Of August. 1885
GILES A. LAUGHLIN.
Public Administrator in charge.
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" WV" ."''' ss'''''7"'
Terms and Conditions

sStu insure mare with foal. When mare is
parted with or removed from original locality.
money htrurn,.S due al once. lien on mare
aud fo:il will b. held tor insurance money. Care
will br taken To prevent accidents, Int " III not
he responsible should an occur.
isaac kTHrI, prUp'r.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1895-06-21

De Wits Collie and Cholera Cure
never disappo,nts, never fails to give i'm
n ediate relief. 1t cures just as sure as
YOU take il. Il. 5. HlnJe Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1895-06-21
The Thoroughbred
Saddle Stallion.
Description.
Pedigree.

ON-TIME Is u fine bright has 4 years oh:.
weighs about Hoo. lie will he allowed Ia serve
Il liriite. number Of mares at my barn, 3 miles
east Of Oregon. Tor the season of 1885.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1895-06-21
Terms and Conditions.

s. To Insure Il colt II mare Is traded, parted
with. sr,d or rem".ed from original locality.
money for service becomes due and pay. able at
once. \ lien ON mare and foai will he held fnr
Insurance money. Care will be- taken tn pre-
vent accidents. hut will not he responsible.
should any occur.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1895-06-21
Impure Blood
PimpIes, Indigestion, Pain in tho
Back
Healthy and Hearty Since Taking
Hoods SarsaparilIa.

For over twenty years have been
troubled with breaking out on my face,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1895-06-21

ON-TlME by Old Time. and he by Stone
wall jackson. First dam by BeIlSbaZzar; sec
Und 10y Frank (rhor0ughbred.) On-Time. Jf.
Is out Of Jenny Lind she by Sir W all:iec and
Jenny = dam WIS Thoroughbred race mare
and sired by Joe Brown. an impaired race
hOr,e. Jenny grand dam WAS SiI Albion.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1895-06-21
The Belgian Draft Stallion.
ROM 60
Dissertation and Pcdi.cc.

EOMEO. CasD 1913. is making the present ST..
81 isG, at my farm. three miles east AMI
half mile north of Oregon, Mo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-30
TRIAL OF mn TATLuRs.
Tho Suspected Nurdsrers Prove an
Aiibi.

CARgOLLToS, Mo-, July 90.-In the
Taylor uial this morning the defense
bent ell ils energies g. prove Rn abb
for both prisoners. Josie HALEY, ~
years " age, who lives three miles
from George Taylof's house, swore
that che bad seen George Taylor be.
tween 3 and o O'Clock on the night OF
the murder, anu that no was driving
towards his home. This testimony
would Indicate that IL was impossible
for the Tayloua 10 have been Ia the
road where the murder was committed
on the night In question.
Albert Taylor, brother OF the prls.
oner, testified that George Taylor was
at home on tho night OF the murder A.
late as O'Clock, aud when he (AlDurl)
saw George he was leading his horses
TO the barn, which he had Just un.
hltched ftom n wagon.
hts. David Gibson, George Taylof's
mothet-ln.law, also testified that
George was at home AMI la bed on the
night Of the murder. She denied that
there was any blood ON the wagon
when tho bodies Of the Meekses were
found IN the sttawstAck. hrF. Glib
sons manner WIS very beiligeFeut,And
caused inuch msrrinIont 10 tbs crowd
ia the courtroom.
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Indian nIsInainIsan,n..

TOPEKA, Kan, July :0.-ShorIn
NEylOf, VI JacksOu county, arrived IN
ToI ekA tonight, aud viii AK for state
troops 10 put down Hn upfisiug OF In.
dams on the POltNwattpmie Tstefva.
ton. The sheriff Rud posse accom-.
panied this ludipn police today 10 make
III arrest and oil had & fee for their
lives. The sheriff says there are filty
armed rodtkins waiting TO resist any
nttompt 20 arfoat any OF their number
The tfUub q arose OVER section OF
tho reservation land, watch q party NJ
white men claim TO nave leased from
tue ln1iHu agent. Lns. Saturday the
white men bsgAn making bay on these
lands, anu an Indian named MatAFaBh
and several others drove them OIL
Warrants were put IN too hands o.
the Indian police to hr served, and
Sheriff Nayl0r anu posse accompanied
10 lend aiJ.
When tue party reEchet tho reservE.
tlOn they were met 10y MstaTuh aud
about nifty followers. all heavily armed.
They refused ~ 10 arrested, sud tho
sheriii snd party were Obliged to speed
their horses to the utmost ~ esoHps n
conflict with the redskins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-30

WAsHSdroS, July 2s.-rhs rovlow
OF copper ani copper mining Tor tho
year 1894, made by the Upited states
Geological survey hss been completed.
II says that copper mining suffered
from tho general depression Of thu year.
sun, consumption was In advance OF
1903, but an enlarged production could
only DO marketed by means OF lower
prices. On the whole, copper mIuipg
resisted the tension better than the
other metal trades. The exports were
less than In 1893, and wero almost On.
tlrely Of tho refined metal. The pro-
duoiion OF copper for 1894 was 1855, 100
tons. A little over half Of this came
from Montana, and two-thiTis OF too
remainder from tho Lake Superior
mines. Other sources u supply, inoiud.
cd ATiZoas, 5000 900 pounds; Color.
DO, b,bOOiOuO puunus; sguIhern States,
2,4OO,OOO pounds; Utah, l,lOO,O0O.
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MORMON"
TABERNACLE
October 3 and q, 1885.
Presidents Of the day, s1.Goy. Arthur
J., Thomas, Gov. Caleb W. WcsL
Look | TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given in prizes.
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST OF
PRIZES AND CONDITIONS:

a.. .... ....
- or tue beat gfhul rh1flsuf mixed voices
70. Noi more tlau lia nHt Ices than 300, ryn.
leilng tal the GLORIOUS song1 ~ Freedom"
iron " iafry's opera, n.1dvrul ,u "NaIos
v' bvattf" !NtepHtus., ifsi Prize. i.u0i guid
, ,l " .'hHuytgIt SECOND nrItr, illJ, baton
W.eNfA'ANt, Nlhcfo tHnIusrh may uv accom-.
lau,e' " TWO pianos ~ llanu aud cabinet
"IEAhN
,.-hrtt military baud contest mot more than
W,htl LNt pIt.t. nor lta' ihau iVtut1N, "lrHt
'N'.luit. |lfuahtfIt nIHl TUIe. $40. gold
mol.. 20 conductor. second ir4e. 40. silver
".' W. ger hN' VOC
t'ht mtit tN"iui, o.. To Ar4tl To Arms"
w au. .Lls more WNn iuNE YDItvs nur
WI ''A' W'fNI' hlsl prso, NV, second urso,
,'.lu'hl iaiss Cbofli, the Bridal ~ tHo
tlNH .hNn'fF 49, InIlt 'ru. more than
LIN voice. nor ICES lhAn tNtuiY lNcI, lUt
ltIfNt ''.. r.'NHu IlIHC. so.
'-hfti miscellaneous rhorus, The suns
Wef. LvN'nN tiuy 90 iH.r1 tive voices,
'Vnl,W.nu t''riticA 90 "hrd rhuIrH lu rIilCa
vl WY a"4 ',.o hd cas-, regular organizations
duclof soguau putc. $50, baton 20 conductor
- NJ e.uius i1 10 accompanied uy piano ~
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EVICTION CRUEL.
Report Of the Congregational DsisEs.
ton os tho Fender Trouble.

tiou os the Fender rroubis.
OMAHA, July Ex-senator Thufston
anu Congressman Mciki.John have
been In conferences today regarding
matters at Pendsr, and have been In
communication by telegraph with tho
other members OF the Congressional
delegation. Moiklej0hn has approved
a telegram and letter sent by Senator
Thufston Saturday to the acting secre.
tAry Of tho interior. Tho telegram 10
aa follows!
OMAHA, Nob., July 27.-John NJ.
Reynolds, acting tsorstsTy OF the In
terror, Washington, ID. C.;-YouT wire
forwarded hers Just received. Please
see Joint lstioT OF delegation mailed
yesterday. This letter ia n very con.
servshyU statement OF the unanimous
opinion Of our delegation. Under e1.
HIing circumstances, the foTcibls svic.
ton OF seiiigrt nom homes built by
themselves, even n authorized by law,
which Il mJts than doubtful, would
be mn act OF brr5arlsm nOJ 60 be toll.
Grated under lies government. Our
delegation In satibflsd that most OF the
settlers used every endtav1r 60 secure
leases from the HgeRi, ant weFa pre-.
vented ~ condition Of stiairs 20
serious that We hav, urged imms tiate
aud searching investigation OF tho ~.
fairs Of the agency.
JoIIN NJ. TnURsros.
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ne f,.ad them ~ e. ciudsi that 80
G8ttii The gualtiY G'i,clts woYid ue =
f.lralve busincis. Inttcupou ne Iru-
-utudA uuniber VI coTIses and uaJ
tatn srtappd aud afiiCulated, mt the
snppiyit uu that ne ha1 murdered peg
. to OBTAIN them ne secuted rs HJh.
Htnfe.
81 got them In n legitimate msu'
rcr," he continued, "aud ! am pio.
rafei 10 prove II whsu the ume comes.
ibsie - not q sOul liyiDg Ia Chica.O
VBo IAN Prove that mad anything to
10 vita I've disappeaTAHGn OF this az
gregai.o Ion ~ people wGuse murder l
am accuse ~"
In TIE tgoli chest y, fst Qilaisn In
his fiat t. l.as "calt,s,' tusrs have
becu found biurdy draw shNvo.kuives
and chlsel. TOE stained tools will 10
subjected SOD G. r,oicals tests to deter
mine whether tGe blOgd IL f'1n n hd-
nsu beiur. A cbsmlcal isst hAs been
maze ~ fle -uJ.stsipsd wood ~ the
di,suciing htiu FOND lU Hs,mrtd
private ONCE ty j. Z. D,nlsoU lie
says the stalu- 49, leg, bat he cnn'
not t6ll wurtutr It l. Hsflan ~ Rnih.a''
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the DURRANr TRIAL.
work of Seeming "a JurI Must Not
nc Put on the stage.

San FRANCIscO, July 29.-The pfin.
Nipai feature iu tue DufSaut case today
wAt the deiendanps application for a
judicial order 10 prevent thb produc-
ton OF n play called "Tho JIluo VI a
Century," based 60 100 j-mDiaIuel
church murdvf'. Tue prisoner ni!agts
that the Performance, aavVhisod TOT
tonight, would inflamr popular telling
against him. The persecution Joined
with the defense in i,quest ,Ot q Te.
etraininS order, which was granted.
Thr work of tecIUug a Jury pre-.
ceeds slowly. Oi thirty exAuiiuud ~.
Gay none were accepted, Few Hrs
challenged for believing IN tho prison.
et's guilt Iny majority ate eNculcd
for their unwillipgnrsa 10 seCep, Ne
convincing, oircumstantisl evidence.
The production u tho play entitled
"The Crime Of a Century" which
was placed on tue slags At tho Al.
oA2ar thester tonight, was stopped In
tho middle Of the third aoI. Just ut
tho point when Di Bois, the character
who Ia supposed 10 imper,ouats Dur.
rant, was about TO drag n young Wo.
man TO the heliry Of n church, sheriff
Whclan ard i've deputies marched on
tue stage anu arrested the performers,
oleven In all. Tho manager Of the
theater was also placed under arrest
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i-Adludioil1r, will divide or Withhold
pTiTp. according 60 UyIlt
IAN ofuUH competing Tor Nos. l tud ? must
lcNdoulip OF Prot Evan stephens. mo via.
ANS ehoruses wiii also DO required 20 1aEo parg
a-"hcn thefe arc moro than h's snuiss
preliminary examinations viii be- held tLu
morning of october Do az Assembly Hal
t-.ccuul priles wall only be given whom at
lrH5t tlrCo have entered competition,
The 1eIslon Of tho sdludieaiors shall Ia
6-rAu prlIe compositions shall hr tho prop.
srtg Of Tie hlstodlfoltomInltlco unless other.
wise specified
,-saccsssiul competitors shall, II ieguired,
assist At The evening. Concert
r.Ht1mpetiuons arc uI.IN 10 AL regard,
less Ut creed VI nationally,
n-Al competing gHuaH Wiil 'Nrn On updy
at " O'Clock noon, Ihufsday, october arI, al
the runpittou Hotel Uul Watuu 90 1uifi
huntn hu1 Main streets, tf1n1 rHst 10 state,
thence north - tIrzt South, thence west 10
Wet Temple, thoGgo north tu Guo west gate uf
TynE.r lfI,ua, and Will play tho welsh "a.
touHl air. "NAtcn ~ tho MCu ~ usrleyh"
tNutr secretary Tor music furnished GTAus
INTENDING COM. tiurs must teud their
nEnrs lu 10 tnu secretary before september ISL
30. U,-uuier no conditions Will anyone ns
allowed 60 compete unless ihn rule IL coIa
Nu.c TO be had 1t CDaltor & Euclgroye Co.,
Fistrgdfll Headquarters, Main HrUoI, salt
Lake ttN tiAh, They Will nave tao only
authorized hNkunh Tor tNtHt contests
Competitions VIII DO hold lhufsdhy after.
noon 6ui night october 80, and Elie great
Ir,tyaI NiIl conclude with a grand concert
Ifltly Uf.hl, october ttIt
tor further particulars write,
General secretary, John james, SAT- Lake
CIV, ltaU,
coin ave., Denver
Secretary fur Idaho, e., 4, DAVIS, Editor Enter.
pnHs Nh|Ai CIV.
SECRETARY for Wyoming, james H7v1s, Amy,
Lake Guy. t'aA.
Utah, Colorado, wyoming
Aud Idaho,
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GIVES THEN UP.
a MissionHry Ininks the chinese Cam
nos Be Converted.

PITrsBURG, July 20.-Rev. DIR.
D0nRghug, uaH,0r " tho Eighth Pres.
bytcEisn church q this city, who hHs
been ltcnliihI win toe Chinese mis-.
sion NUIk Tor Yeats, IN an interview
today says that Ho believes the efforts
10 convert Chinese fTcm psganism are
iuiile' iie sayn that although tue
Cinnamon 60 70 Sunday school nnu
rtum to take an interest IN tue Chris.
tan religion, and even Profess Cnfis.
dainty st Inoy cling 10 their hea,Lol
idoGs ana ceremonies. Rev. DonRcnuu
IL looked upon ss tue leader ana ~
Wiser q tua resident Chiussr, aud
weut 10 Washington In their lnterest
wan TIE GsaTy law WAS hsst O..
iu!cUd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-30
sports Defy - aoysrasr.

NEW York, July 20. - Governor
Cumbersome edict aV.rso TO pugilistic
encounters In the state Of Texas docs
not seem 10 nave had much effect on
the sports. They all believe Implicitly
In Dan stuarps Hbility TO bring OF tho
big hght At Dallas. AZ "side shove"
tho O'Donnrll and Mahor ana Ryan
and smith lights have RlsU engaged
the Interest OF the sporting fraternity.
In tho uptown hotels tonight the al
mlteEs OF pugiliam gathered and dis.
cussoi the chances OF StuaTps scheme
coming GU. on top.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-30
ANDRE's BALLOON Project.
Honey Enough SubIcFIbed for the
proposed Expedition,


proposed Expedition,
lOSnJE, July 2O.--M. Andrs has
Received tho sanction 81 tho Swadisn
scientific scoiaty 10 his balloon project
In sostcn Of tho North Pole, and ngs
received liberal douRtlon 10 helm DO.
Tray expenses ifum King Oscar Of
Sweden. Sufficient iunss have, iu
iac', ugen Obtbineu, and thH AtieInpt Id
assured, but VI, An0rs naturally de-
GittA thn approval OF such al AuthoTI.
inugu body us too international Geo.
Etsthloal congress. lie explains that
"A. fon OF fsris has entersa iuto a
c0nirnc! TO make tps maohius Of
DOUBLE silh, II which about o, 900 cubic
ms,efs wiii he required, the cost beiny
E2,.OO.
Tho bRllon IN 10 he capAhla OF carry.
Ing tnree arODs, with the uscessary
lnsltuWcnA tra ballRBt. Ii will he
sulllolsniiy gs.-light 10 hover I'm ths
air Tor thirty dsysat "A height OF $50
mut.fs. n. AuLra Calculates LOO 20
l,sOO cylinders filled with gas under
the pressure Of two hundred almo,.
pherea will DO required for the expsdi.
ton, In order TO ratill the balloon FINN
time to tine. Hs believes he will m.
ahle 10 gui1s the machine by n syst.m
OF falls, bcslng as a brake If needed.
Ihs car - TO DO spacious enough 10 con.
tain sledRs, a sailing boat, several
weapons, with ammunition and nhoto.
graphic camera.
Early next spring 10 ia Proposed to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-30

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, July 20
Charles Ringo, the sIepisthor Of ihs
two little Findlay children, who were
murdered anu thrown into the Onto
river here March IS, confessed today
that ho was an eye witness 10 his wife
numbering the children, ami says that
no could Withhold tho secret no
longer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-30
No ,IorO LJpenips. NOW.

LONDON, July sO.-M. ID. Conw.y
has presented To The gugl-lynohing
committee tue report ~ hts recent visit
to America. Lilo says tbst he does no.
uguhI inst lhu hy!IahUu OF Miss ltR
Wells had tue formation Of an Eug-
lish oommillse has had good effect
In America, Tue ofims having nest,y
disappeared In some OF the SouIhsrn
states, where no suggestion IL now
haard OF ian nhRfo propsnsity for rape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-30

NEW NurS, jay -. Tho nine
days cruise 90 ih0 Ngw lrfS Hacht
club .tgan 1T 3. ai. ,yasy !,"in Glen
cove, Long ls,nnu. 20. Defender,
NiE.lant and Jubilee participated. The
points touched will be iayrfIs Cove,
New London, Newport, Vineyard
Haven, New bedford and back 10
Newport. On Friday the sohOoners
aud sloops will race for the GooioI
ruIa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-30
WASH GOODS.
Bo suro and 500 our Wash
Goods Window.

Light Rlue aud Red secnuorers,
with narrow single add Cou-.e
stripes, worth Ist, az &C
An our ward wide English and
runJab Percllcs, sold at ISc aud
2oc, reduced 10 l2Hc
New Glendale Dimiiies In striucs,
diis and small figures, 9g inches
vide, lt lsHc
Swiss effect printed Organizes In
pm ,lrU-s uud figures com.
bined, worth age, a. ijc
Iar0ret Lachcsse Lawns, rev
goods Just received, 10 plain cd
v'lgNei PINK, blue, green ynd
Lavender stripes, value 25c, 1T i5c
An our White India Lin0n Piaids
and cHecEs fine and sheer goods,
i9mer price 7oc and 75c, all at ljc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-30

Tho movement TO secure better food
will bs promoted by tbs rejection AZ
alum anu SnlmOnia baking powder.
by the Worlds Fair Jury. Or. Pieces
is perfectly pust.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-30

LONDON, July g0.-Thc session 10.
day Ut luu International Geographical
congress was opened with tho dosrfir.
ton u Polar exploration. Nj. N,u.
mayer Huu Mr. JsseYi Hooker, sur
vivUroi lhs arctic oKueJitiOn heaje4 uy
Sls John i,O~,lS2g 90, urged that ire II
expeditions bn equippgl,a nd d.. Muir.
rsy, lcauvr VI theCballUnyef ex oediti0n,
bib.ued "a support OF tho theory th,t
tue a nlntctio continent was not sue
csssiUu OF volcanic islanig, aud that
inycstis alton In the Antariic ocean
ought 10 be undeftakon by the navius
OF tue world, and AS u result Of private
enterprise. A small committee was
appointed 10 drnit resolution IA favor
CT further explorations.
Most Of the Interest OF the day cen.
tered In paper read by NJ. =. Andre,
proposing a balloon route 10 tue North
Pole. Tue idea seemed feasible rs pro.
pounded by the explorer Tbs OAiy
difficulty appeared u go BOW u make
sufficient gas for the balloon.
Thcn again, prominent geogtaphists
seemed % thinK tuA. tue proposal
would fell without tho uss " LUats aud
much provisions ~ rely upon IN caBr
OF Accideut. Tho genotfl Impression
Of the congress, however, was that
that proposition lacked practical apple
cation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-30

crest a SALOON house, sud alter h.'uE
the balloon they ttafl Oh the haflal
voyage for the pll, IN July, with s
f'esh south or nearly sOuth wind. The
duration VI the voyage must, Of cOuttc,
largely depend on ihr s.IcnIth Of 'hH
gind. IL might p1HIUig last only i've
or Fix h0uts, but NJ. a n1Tr expeu,s .,
u. u lake IT least oyertot.Y, Thirty dap
40 toll yes will suili.a for cruising
about tho central po.s. Uaslr sad lak.
lug "a complete surves g. u. 70, Is-
turn journey IL - b. ulslJ !.wards too
Inhabited parts VI N.l.I America aud
Sertn SiueuH.
Win a wind OF syUtags velocity, ".
Andre anys tire balloon can make 10, 400
kilametefs IN thirty dAyt, whereas tnt
distance from spilIbefgcn TO the Beriug
straits via tho Pole Is Ouly $500.
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As TO THE SKELETONS.

nst aU,nt,s attorney gave out another
rom tna tonight purporling 10 some
n iHI 'ne Arch'conspiraIor ana relating
Jb,r,.i N.ementS made by Charles
~ s,tel o. Chiusgo, to the effect that
dolmss N 'ou' skeletons Tor
baI , 'ue nisl place, Holmes declared
n1ss medical man who failed 10
,rois..,NN lng by the practice OF his
gSvs hs ADDS to It la many other
tBSSiay calling into play bis sclsnific
ilmss,, Accepting this idea he
90 NO SAID. had resolved 10 pro-
H'nsar OF skeletons. and vhsn
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EISTEDDFOD!

The unique competitive musical and
literary festival OF the Cambtinns OF the
Old and Now World. The national pas.
time Of the Welsh. Given under the
auspices " the Cam1Tisu Association "
Utah aud adjacent states and Territories,
and tho THberutc.o choir ~ salt Lake
tty, UwI, will se uoli al the Great
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-20

aStray from the missing schooner Ruth M.
Martin over week ago. Captain Powers
reported that ho picked up the men last
Monday In an exhausted condition 800
miles east by south Of Bofton light. The
men had been adrift "a hours and suffered
much from exposure. All tho men miss
Ing from tho Martin are now accounted
for, two having been rescued by the Ncllio
q. Adams and the remaining two by tho
Herald of tho Morning, Of Gloucester
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-20
Chopped Her Own Head.

WILLIMANTIC, May 20-Mrs. Henry
Dumas, aged 30 years, of Mansfield made
a desperate attempt to commit suicide by
chopping the top of her head with heavy
Ak. Forty blows were struck with the
blade Of the AK before she was discovered.
Thirty-three stitches were taken and sew
cral pieces of skull were removed in dress
ing the wounds. She had showed symp-
toms of insanity
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-20
SociaIist.labor Leader Dead.

HoLyoKE, May 20.-Adam Ramage, aged
80, n prominent socialist and labor leader,
of this town, died yesterday from heart
failure. For years he was editor Of n
paper trade Journal in New York, and
was himself an experienced papcrmakcr.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-20
A SAVAGE Assault.

LOWELL, May 2O.-As Charles ID. Roger,
IS years of age, and three companions
were standing on Central street, Saturday
night, Eugene Stott, while In a drunken
frenzy, rushed among them, pursued
Roger up an alley and committed savage
assault upon him with knife. Roger
lost much blood, but will recover. Stott
WAS arrCStpd
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-20
Danhurx Man Missinn.

DANDURy. Conn, May 20.-Hary q.
Hubbard who conducted machine shop,
Is missing The only reason for his dis
appearance is his supposed inability to
meet note for 800. His relatives fear an
accident or suicide
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-20
Jealous INSPECTORS.

LOWELL, May 20.-Inspcctors Donaldson
and Goodwin had their pictures taken yes
terday by II. d. Woodward, an itincrant
photographer. Upon delivery of the pic
turcs, the inspectors promptly arrested
Woodward for breaking the Sabbath.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-20
To Fix Up Gables Wharf.

BUZzARDs BAY, May 20.-A government
steamer arrived here from New York yes
tcaday laden with steel casks for the float
Ing wharf to be built at Gray Gables, To
take the place Of the one washed away by
the storms OF last winter.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-20
Quick Work.

HARTFORD, May 20.-Thc Berlin Bridge
company will have u temporary bridge
across tho river In week, In place of tho
one destroyed by fire Friday night. Tho
hose carriage was raised from tho bottom
Of the river undamaged.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-20
Skull Split Open.

PRovIDENcE, May 20.-.James Whalen
was riding on an open car, when IL started
quickly, throwing him into the street and
splitting his skull open.