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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-11-25
For Treasurer.
~" We are authorized to announce
JAMES Il. FLINT,

the present incumbent, as candidate
for reelection to the office of City Treas
urer, atthe municipal election on Jan. 4,
1897.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-11-25
For Mayor.

v We are authorized to announce
III. III. WHITE,
as a candidate for Mayor, ut the APP
preaching municipal election.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-11-25

aS the noaltn ana comfort OF the
children is of vital Importance.
We have examined the court
house and find the walls cracked
indicating a deficiency in some
parts of the foundation, and think
it best that committee of expert
enced workmen DO appointed tt
make q thorough examination.
We have examined the colored
schools and find they are in an ex
cellent building, with the best o
grounds. The roofs and gutter
Of the building are leaky ant
should be attended to at once
There is no water on the premises
We have examined the books O
our Parish Treasurer and tlnd then
correct and neatly kept.
We, the Grand Jury, would b,
glad to see new constitution o
the State of Louisiana, giving ju
risdiction to the Magistrates il
petty cases, thereby relieving th,
Parish of a heavy expense, and il
a manner lessening the burden o
your Honorable District Court.
We have received uniform cour
tesy from all the officers Of you,
Honorable Court, for which v,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31
Fruit R0ising In the OsarkS

The south side of the Ozark
mountain Is protected from the north
and northwest winds. A success
sion of mountain ranges in Arkansas
on the southwest, protect the same
section from hot winds in July and
August. This wonderful section
larger than the German empire ie
but IN the infancy of that wonderful
development which ia no larger a
subject of experiment.; Its assured
possibilities are of infinite extent;
its destiny is no longer question Of
doubt,
The soil and the climate of this
favored section Is all that can be dc.
sired for stock raising gram and fruit
culture, The opportunities offered
to live and energetic men has never
had a parallel in the history OF any
country. Credit for the develop.
ment Of this country is due entirely
to the great Memphis rout ( The
management Of this road has been en-.
tlrely successful and the tide of emi,
grafton and satisfaction of the new
settlers with their new homes is q
perpetual encomium upon the coun,
try and the passenger department Of
the Memphis route. Manhattan
(Kas,l Mercury.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31

"If they ask us here why it is that
we say moreIon the money question,
than we say on the tariff question
reply that If protection has slain its
thousands the gold standard has
slam It's tens Of thousands. If they
ask us why we did not cmbody al
these things in our platform which
we believe, we reply to them that
when we have restored the money of
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31
Nature SDeakS.

When you talk about there being
a better state than Arkansas every
potato winks the other eye, every
cabbage shakes its head, every tur-
nip greens in anger every beet gets
red in the face, every onion feels
stronger, lettuce cries let us compare
stock every oat field Is shocked,
every apple turns sour, the rye
shakes Its head the corn pricks up
its ear the barley speaks for air and
every foot of ground kicks.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31

the constitution all other necessary
reforms will be possible, aud that un.
til that is done there is no reform
that can be accomplished. "-Bryan's
Chicago speech.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31
A RETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN,
A Page From Her History.

The important experiences of others sro
interesting. The following is no exception.
II had been troubled with heart disease d
years, much Of that time very seriously. For
five years was treated by one physician con
&nuously. Twas in business but Obliged to
retire on account Of my health. A Dhy-
stcian told my friends that could not liyca
mOnth. My feet and limbs were badly swoI-
len, and was indeed in serious condtio,
when gentleman directed my attention 10
pr. Miles New Heart Cure, and said that his
sister, who had been afflicted with heart djs-
ease, had been cured by The remedy, and was
again strong, healthy woman. Ipurrhased
bottle OF the Heart Curc, and In less than
an hour after taking the first dose could
feel decided improvement in TIE Circulation
OF my blood. When had taken three doses
eou,d move my ankles, something had moi
Done Tor months,an my limbs had been swoL-
zen so long that they seemed almost purified
Refore mad taken one bottle Of the New
heart cure the swelling had all gone down
and was so much better that did nv own
work IN my recommendation six others are
taking this valuable remedy Morgan
o6g ", Harrison ST., Chicago III, e'
'Dr. Miles New Heart Cure, discovery NJ nm
eminent specialist In heart disease lsso,d hy
an druggists on o positive guarantee 0r sen
by the DR.. Miles Medical 81, Elkhart Ind, q,
receipt Of price, 81 per bottle, six bottles for
y, express prepaid Itls positively free frotG
Gil oplates or dangerous drugs,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31
& DOLLARS
70 PER DAY
~ Easily Made.

We want many men, women boys, and girls to
work forus few hours daily, right In and around
teirown homes The business is easy pleasant,
strictly honorable, and pays better than any other
offered agents. You have a clear field and no
competition. Experience and special ability un.
necessary. No capital required We equip you
with everything that you need treat you well
and help You to earn ten times ordinary wages
Women do as well rs men, and boys and girls
make gsod pay, Any one, anywhere, ean do the
work, All succeed who follow our plain and SIM
pie directions. Earnest work will surely bring
you a great deal of money. Everything is new
aud In great demand. Write for our pamphlet
circular, and receive full information. No harm
done II you conclude not to go on with the
business
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31
GENERAL NEWS,

dENAKAl NEWS.
Three persons were cremated in a
burning building at Boston on tie
18th
At GAINESVILLE, o., last week, a
girl died OF fright during a thunder
storm.
The gold reserve is again being
worked by exporters, 1t is now down
to SyS.O0O.00O.
r. w. Turner died at Bay City,
Texas, Saturday, from the effects of
q rattlesnake bite.
Three miners were KILLED Friday
at lockwood, Ala, by the fall Of 700
tons of coal IN mine.
Mrs. Mary Harlan, mother of ex.
Senator Harlan, of Iowa, died last
week, aged 100 years.
At Portsmouth, O.. lightning
killed two persons who had taken
refuge under a shed during a storm.
A logging train near Bethlehem,
N. H., got beyond control OF It's crew
and flew the track, killing three men.
The Lehigh Valley col'ieries near
Shenandoah. Penn, ten III number,
have resumed operations. This af-
fects 5000 men.
A cloud.burst at Pittsburg last
week caused loss of more than
$l,OOO,OOo. In the fifty minutes that
the storm lasted nearly two inches
of water fell.
1.-Two men were killed and several
injured last week by a collision be-
tween freight tram and "helper"
engine at Eubanks, Iowa.
The car barn of the Chicago City
Railway Company IN Chicago burn
ed Saturday night. Loss $5OO,Oo0. the
fire originated from the crossing Of
two electric light wires.
Mary Snodgrass was executed at
Colburn, Va, last week, for the mur
der of her l6.months>old child. The
,nhuman woman killed the little one
by holding i, in a blazing Fireplace
until it died.
Cheyenne, Wyo. lost $5Oo,00O by
a cloud. burst last week. Tie storm
was limited in ITS area, but the sig
nal service records show that Al
inches of water fell during the forty
minutes the storm lasted.
Rev. Robert Lee, Miss Addle Till.
man and another young lady, name
unknown, we're killed by lightning
last week at Brevsrd, N. Q. Miss
Tillman is the oldest daughter Of
Senator Tillman.
Nine children died at Santiago,
Mich, from drinking poisoned lem.
onade on the 4th of July, The lem.
onade is supposed to have contained
some POISONOUS ingredients. The
children died one after another.
Two Italian sailors euarrelled in
the cabin Of a fishing,smack at Char,
lesion, :. c., Saturday, and one of
them slashed the other to death.
About TO be arrested, he committed
suicide by cutting his own throat
with the same knife.
The bulletin of the American
Iron and steel ASSOCIATION says that
the total production of pig iron in
the United States IN the first half
Of 1896 was 4.976, ,236 gross tons, an
increase of S87,67S tons over the cor.
responding period of last year, and
decrease of 3s2,5l4 tons from
the second half of 1895. The pro-
ductlon of pig iron of Bessemer
quality in the first half of 1896 was
9,793,672 gross tons, against 2,4O2,-
O23 tons in the first half of 1895, and
s,22l,e22 tons IN the second half.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31
PATENTS JFob "a 1891 Oct D. 1898 Jan. 81, 1899
'" May IL, 1891 Jan /, 1898 Others PsO0'

The haywood" strongest saea 6yce ever made hpta
and riders Made material Sold 'ogh
easily
that cannot
piece crank reliable
double guaranteed tor three
steel rods toughest strongest metal for rs weight
aluminium bronze httnRs that ~
loose, marvel novelty simplicity and durability the greatest
mechanisn known, build frame without bra2en
S nak nd fracture bra2en joints ana & no
ana brass nipples iuBs-Lage barrel pattern TIRES B
n ~ wright Quick Repair other first class pneumatic
Cng 70 every part including wheels crank axle steering head
hardened ccne adjustment CRANTSS-o celebrated onep
teotcd inches
nh keVersible and adjustable; oasly adjusted position
ordered SADDLEP Gillian, other
rubber; full ball FINISiiEnameod IN
nickel plated Each Bicycle wrench
cordlng tires, pedals, saddles, pounds
$40 Special Never T%%TsT"
ha sS 'S ScoIsaa Go quickly % mSn introduce the Bicycle
reader OF this paper chance hrstcs wheel at the eo~
@ e.: E: ) <; 2 + s; (; $ $50
~ with privilege OF
WoVled So with faith
Snd ySS csnao %% oaIR aaors Sss tho oppc
unity pass Address all crders to + ..Bgd'
20, w,,, w. 1Asn s,f,. bUYaRs s UNION s,c .o0 Ill.,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31

Gas attained standard Of excellence which
admits Of no superior.
1t contains every impro ,emsnt that inventive
genius, skill and money can produce,
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MARKET Gossip.

Chicago; Weather forecast is for
general showers and cooler Station
agents report more showers this morn
ing in the Red river valley
New York. There viii be no meeting
Of the directors of the leather company
today.
New York: Four ports cleared wheat
and flour 366, 794 bushels.
New York: Berlin closed wheat I'D
to q d higher.
Liverpool. 3:l5 p. m. Wheat I'd
lower; corn 34d to 5zd lower.
Chicago: Armour selling July ribs.
Chicago: Wheat quiet, weak. Cham
plin bought Logan a moderate seller.
Baldwin and Farnum We're sellers early
but are now buyers
Duluth 532 cars. last year 873 cars
Minneapolis 109 cars, last year 167 cars
CHICAGO; Wheat opens lower but
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i'm 10 FATHOMS<
Steamer WyanOke COllides With
Z. S. Ship Columbia
And Sinks Under Her Prov
Within Thirty Minutes.
NO LIVES ARE LOST,
But Several Members Of tbs
Crew Are Injured.
The Columbia was Little In
jured by the Collision.

New York, April ga special to the
BROOKLYN EAGLE from Newport
7>-,.-s ~, -,-,. r-b.. OLA T,4-,5,,fr,,
in s+.,,,,-..-- K7-,-,,,l,l-, ,.er into tho
Trrf+e.l7 So. ,,i.es, ,,..1,-r,,f,f, at a.15
80 ,e,r.+.,.- - - ~ - r,,i,,-
- $50, ~ ~, 9z---,,,,i-..-s ,-..,,,
~, ,.s,,-,,.+.7 -,ff,,e- M. f,,,I,,r,f,i., ,,,,
- sr.l,or ~, z55,-s-,.-l-[, -, f,,,,,,l5
frorn T7igbrnor,l f57. S-s,,- S-orl-
Norfollz IA Anril y VINE the ola
Dominion steamer. Vv-anolzs was MAX
ing for the Newport News pier about
2.9o mis- q,or7,in.r she -+r,,ot tba nro,r
III the rrnitaa s+atas steamer ~oIur,-
hia l,,f,,.r 81 a,,or,,. ana ba7 j b,la ,,,+
Is ~. fe,.1,-s,.4 ,,5,+ II T..,. sts,f,l,5,..g
go a,,7 .a,,I- +, 5l,G,,+ !, ,.,,s,.ts,. ~ +,
- +, s;z-f,- 80 ~ -.
An r. III. zx-,.a,,.l-e..s, ,,,se,,,e-e,.s s,,4
o,ys, z,5.ra sa,,-4 p,,t ~. I,.,sge-7.-s IL IN
los+ and nrobsblv fba e.rao also rrzvo
6sharr,ar vrera badI, soai7ad bu+ hes
,-ond mis- NJ fllrtl,ar Injuries are TO-
,,or+ad Tho roi,4n,l,5a Tras anchored
1-a,.11 near me Nor and vas NOT Seer,
fl,, ~ xx-,-,,1.,l-s. ~, .,.l,,,,,,+ ,f no
b7.ilIiancv ri The electric Hab+s on tbe
nier
yyasbinpton An~l % Tho officials
at the navy danartraent were very
rnuch disconnected mis- mcrning b,, fha
renort Of the United States steamer
~ol,,,7,fia e,llfsfo,, ,,ear D-o,r,Il- 1ss+
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for March increased s4.633. Burling-
ton net increase for March s156 700
Inside advices say it is a bull market
and advices are to buy the low prices
issues. average your long line at the
market.
Insiders promise to support Manhat-
tan at 1105a. Gables bring buying or
ders for 5000 shares St Paul and Ions
don sends fair buying orders i'm Union
Pacific and say that the Venezuelan
matters are under process of an amI-
cable adjustment. Bull points are
plentiful on the Coalers and American
tobacco.
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w. l.. CHAaIEEHL1T.
Sec. and Treas
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STRIPPED A CHICKEN
A crock OF Mix udls5uf 0sti IN
a Cellar
Ola House That was Scattered
to the Seven Winds.


Clifton. April 2S.-In connection with
+r. l-,s,- ..l,,,+,- ez-clone special i'm
-....-if.,,. 4-,,.,- are coming
STANCES % - -.4--
10 Hsill 9-t- -i
says.
About twenty minutes past clock
we We're sitting ia the house. 1T had
49,, rsf,in~ for some time. Suddenly
....s,..- COMING from the
,,- +i,,a
southwest ana before 49,
~ make any ei'a- --..,
was lilte1 OF tlle Ao1-ls's. sA-il
Wife PICK up lhe 3a5s s-ti- ~
crash came EelileliAA3e
more until 4 1elt the ram lalllh5 oH lLs
face 4 arose and looked al9lAa-
house had disappeared e-tie4
Wife, she answered ana SONS
her 4 found her with me oapy II .lei
arms amid lhe fragments r ~
she was uhinJu urea anu Aie-1 e-i9 '--s
SAFE one 81 my Dogs
part Of the Wali q one slle =
house one Of his legs was DEo3eeH 97
low the knee took a suck ana prey
him loose MY BOY.
disappeared OUT stAtei 7iil9
found MIN Sixty fOds from 1il9 ~ ~ =
the mud, not seriously l-lJ"-e9' ~
eyes We're run OF Iada anu - was pug
mouth gathered nay -aiiiiis
anu went 20 ---~ nos
ance.
MT Gardner 2aiIl- nor ellss'7' - 1-l
mouse ABOUT ssN en- loe.s. w. ---1,l
lshed' pul q oiilIel % -''-ll s1'7l ~
-ils d. ONE -i
STAINING WIN "si'9l ~ - -.
an organ III lH7 Hol''77 ~ .
the stops allacheu vas A9"-iN
fods 1foHl tAe lo17ss ~ 10 ~
as anotnef square men cool0 D9 ~ ~i-1
anywhere
hos weighing about 590 POUNDS hau
been killed by a stake peing dllNeh
through It's Dooy' While hllef OF az lie
PIGS close py We're uiliiiJ lllsI Z
chlckeh was Iouha Win e'7o- 115ls Io
1ealhefs on except q A9" ~ 1i-e Gnu T,
tAe wings ~ 11'h 9.9F9 -
e. distance Of llllIly ioos anu isliiN71 A
the neld-
MIS- Bong, healihs lAe STORM 9olii-
ms. rushea l-to lle pallls' uAlA9l 1-11
stsel1W 9He As-d oal9is
WneH -ns io.s up29A pa n 1li9 ~ ~
H1sappea 9l -ll -AAs "a n ls7a'
stayed lh lhe mouse AZ hlBHl ana WIS
Aouhu pS lhe heisll2oIs ~ lii5 lAotAl--A5
calInly slltlng aIl4d lAe runs
Near lhls mouse IA lAe track ~ lAe
storm slooa the nome Fl a DOCTOR cameo
tilUls'l SoiiH Wy ollel liH
ING mousse ~ -lA9 eilAA1. 74e4-5-i-sf W-1l-
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Chicago Livestock Market.
Noon Associated Press Market.

n DON AssocIaIaU ETess NIaTEaT
Chicago. April %.
Receipts 3, 600: left over $500
Heavy. weak; others steady to firm
Light IS 45a3 so; mixed So 35d3 65;
heavy SO 20a3 So. rough So 20Q3 80.
CATTLE Receipts 5000 Market
steady to strong. Beeves So 1901 90;
cows and heifers 81 60Q3 IS; Texas
steers s. 80@3 s.; stockers and feeders
s. 8003 so.
SHEEP Receipts 5000 Market
steady to firm
shipments TO- S93.
CATTLE-OficiaI receipts 1901;
shipments 2.327-
SHEEP Official receipts yesterday
2o.197. shipments 2,zs8 Estimated re-
ceipts tomorrow 200.
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New YORK Stock Letter.

New York, April %.
a Grmer tone characterized the open
ing of the stock market this morning
The better London market has some
influence in trading and buying Of
stocks is of the same degree that has
been prominent lately.
London bought ST. Paul, Washing
ton houses bought sugar and Boston
bought Burlington Pacific Mail for
March gross decrease 1872; net de-
crease s33,s 64. Southern railway net
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STILL LOSING.
New York and Louisville Keep
at the Front.
Brooklyn Broke the Philiies'
Winning Streak.
BOSTON WON AGAIN.
KANSAS Cj{y loses in the y est
ern League.
Probably Not the Same Umpire
Ofiiciated.
BALTIMORE a: WASHINGTON l.

BALTIMORE 4: WASHINGTON /.
Washington April 2s.-The Orioles
won out easily through the wild pitch
ing of James. Hoffer was able to puz~
zle the Senators when a nit would have
won the game. the bases being fun
several times. Attendance $500. Score,
r. H. +.
Washington II o o o o o o 0 O-1
Baltimore $40 2 i j o 81 s
Batteries Washington, James and
McCauley; Baltimore, Hoffer and
BOWerman-
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FOR Better RATES.
Abilene Shippers After the Railway
Commissioners.

Abilene. April 2s.-The shippers of
Abilene have begun the circulation of
q petition for the extension of job
bers rates to this city
They set forth THAI Abilene is placed
at a disadvantage of from to 20 cents
per hundred pounds on freight ship
ments because OF this DETERMINATIONS
Salina and Enterprise are both given
jobbers' rates and the shippers of this
city feel that they are entitled to the
same.
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HAVE a NEW STATION.
The Electric Road to Build One at the
Soldiers Home

Leavenworth. April 2s-Architect w.
r. Feth has submitted to General Man
ager L. III. Erb OF the electric road
plans for a station house at the sol
diers' home. The company has de-
termined TO build such a structure this
summer and thus afford ample accom-
modations while waiting for the troll
ley for the crowds who visit the home.
The building is to be a handsome
frame structure of modern design
There viii be d spacious waiting
room with a lunch room adjoining
it on the south A platform on the west
side viii extend out to- the track of the
road. The station is to be located on
the county right of way directly west
Of The santa re station.
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Chicago. April p.

i--,
Chicago, April 3.
Wheat ruled weak TODAY. The situa-
ton seems strong and statistics point
to q general shortage all over the world
and necessarily higher prices later on.
The market is nanfpulated. without
reference to real conditions. and tenn
porary declines can be brought about.
Wheat is probably one of the safest
mediums of speculation at the pres
ent time. BUYERS on q scale down. who
accept a couple of cents per bushel
profit when in sight. should make many
profits for quite a while to come.
Receipts i'm the northwest We're heav-
Ter than estimated, but heavy engage
ments have been reported from that
territory and ships are not arriving to
take the wheat.
Early cables were about steady but
closing cables came a fraction lower,
and this. with the assistance OF a small
Ter Bradstreet's worlds decrease than
exDacted caused 4 weak feeling after
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NILES NEW BOND.
The Newly Appointed Adjutant Gen
eral VIII Try it Again.

The council of administration of the
c. A. r. at its meeting in
this city May s viii consider the new
bond of j. y. Niles of Beloit. recently
appointed assistant adjutant general
of the c. A. r. of this department.
When the council was in session at
Beloit Immediately after the encamp-
ment the bond which Mr. Niles gave
for $1,000 was refused ON the ground
that it was not sufficiently good The
newly appointed adjutantg general is now
preparing q new bond however. and it
viii probably be accepted
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BOSTON I. NEW YORK 4.

New York, April 2s.-The New Yorks
lost another game to Boston through
loose fielding and poor batting Meek
in was in the box for the home team
He had all of his old time speed ana
plenty of curves and shoots, but they
awaited him nothing. as the men behind
him played wretchedly. Attendance
$500. Score:
r. H E.
New York 100 o1OOo-4 8
Boston ...1 OIL o IL II
Batteries-New York NIeekin and
Farrell; Boston. Nichols and Ryan.
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Kansas City. April g.
WHEAT-Lower; No. hard see; No.
4505Oc; No. . red re; No. 6006Sc
No. spring SEC NO. 55a57c.
CORN-Firm; No. 2 mixed 23Ac; No.
white 24c.
OATS-Firm NO 2 mixed 1910; No.
. white zoe
RYE-Steady; No. 2 SEC.
HAY-Steady. unchanged.
BUTTER Weak; creamery 13Q14c;
dairy 10010kc.
EGGS-Lower, 7mT1kc
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CoURsING FOR BERINeroN.
The Kenmore Club to Meet There This
Fall

Harrington. kan. April 2S-The Ken
more club viii hold its meeting here
this year The regular amount has
been guaranteed This viii prove to
be one OF the largest meetings in the
world and as jacks are plenty lit viii
give weeks sport that this county
has never heard of. The president
viii soon be i'm Harrington to make the
arrangements
This is one of the nations greatest
cOursing clubs and viii bring dogs
from ST. Louis, Chicago. INDIANAPOLIS
and other cities. Its meetings have
heretofore been held ia Dakota and
Goodland. Kan.
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Kansas City. April 28-A special to
the Star from Sterling, kan. says.
Charles Yates was arrested for stealing
and was today sent to jail for failure tC
furnish a bond Of $500.
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HER LoVER WAs FALsE.
Miss Oldenburg Attempts Suicide as a
Solace.

Wellington. April 28.-News has been
received here of the attempted suicide
Of Miss Lizzie Oldenburg who lives on
the line between Jackson and Green
townships, by taking strychnine.
The young lady has been receiving
the attentions of young man who
lives in the strip and had become very
much attached to him. 1t was gem
orally understood that they were en-
gaged to be married. During CONVEX
sation Saturday evening she learned.
however. that he had proved false to
her and was to marry another girl in
the strip
For two days she lay in an uncon-
sciOus condition but is thought to be
some better today with about even
chances for an ultimate recovery.
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ETaiI Waeon Breaks.

One of the mail wagons loaded with
mail broke down this noon on Kansas
avenue near Third street. "A rear wheel
caught in the trolley car track and was
broken OF.
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FAND CUT oFF.
"a Leavenworth Young Man Meets
With a Serious Accident.

Win q Serious AccIdent-
I.eavenworth. April 2S-George Wink
bonde had his hand cut off while at
work in KIemp & Cos furniture fac
tory.
The machine he was working at con-
Eists of a number of small knives which
are caused to rev0lve rapidly. Al piece
of wood to be carved is held against
them the claw like blades deIving into
the wood and cutting figures of various
designs.
In some manner the piece of timber
slipped from Vfnkbonde's right hand
and the left which had been stretched
cut to press 1t TO the machine. was sent
knuckle first in among the whizzine
knife blades Like a fash the ends of
all his knuckle bones OF the hand were
chiseIed out. and the hand. from which
the blood streamed. was flung to the
young mans side