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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-05-21

For Saddles, Brides. Halters, Whips.
Collars, Harness, Blankets. Star Hames
and everything usually kept In a
First-Class Shop and for Repairing
DOne Neatly and Promptly call on
Charles ". Dering corner High and
Price Streets, Kingwood, w. Va
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Is due 10 impure blood and cannot be
cured with local applications Hoods
narHaparilia has cured hundreds Of
cases Of catarrh because Il puri6es the
blood and Ia this way removes the
cause Of tho disease. ne aiso builds mn
the system and prevents attacks 81
pneumonia, diphtheria and typhoid
fever
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TUE GkEAI--
Imn0rted PerCheTon Stallion.

- - NN'fi .Sh"iNs
He Weighs 1900 Pounds
and Is IA ~ magnidcens eonnuun.
To look at him is TO be convinced
OF his merits.
Ready sales at fair prices are now
ruling for large horses, and the
prospect is that the prices willstill
advance IL we are to accept the opin.
ions of the leading stock journals.
AZ the popular price that ALBION
will s'ond all can afford to breed
large horses at minimum cost. He
will begin his regular rounds on
Monday, April 27th, and will 90 to
Herring, Masontown, Reedsville,
Browns Mill, Gladesvllle, Indepen.
denoe, Birds Greek and Kingwood.
TERMS $50. 90 to insure to bv in
foal.
Foriurther information. apply to
BRIoE G.. Brown. Keeper.
N. Is. -Albion's recorded num-
Der IN tho Percheron Stud Book OF
America is S026; ia France, 10525.
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UP.TO- DATE MACHINERY.

The Russell Compound Traction and
Portable Engines, approved tor 1906
the only one made that stands the test.
Others are trying TO follow Several
hundred In actual use verify every
claim made for IL. Saves one-third
fuol and winter over any engine built
and develops greater power. IL IL by
far the latest traction made and is the
best built and best working engine in
the world.
Our Low Down Cyclone Thresher hah
no real competitor. II Is the best
thresher, best cleaner. and best sepa-
rator made i'm this country. The only
l'ow-down WindStacker--the only one
You can use in barns. Saw Mills, horse
powers, boiler and stationary engines
automatic, compound and side valve
made any size Write us for catalogue
and prices. Agent wanted In unoccu
pied territory.
WAN. NJ KINUATD, State Manager,
Cameron, Marshall Co.. w. Va
Moan :. PARKS, Agent. Mansfield
Barbour County, w. Va. am.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-05-21

For the best early and standard
varieties Of tomato. cabbage aud sweet
poiatoc plants. cali on Il. ID. Carroll,
Kingwood. w. Va
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When Baby was eick We gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried FOR Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung 70 Castoria
When ne had Children, she gavothono castoris
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-05-21

HoOd'sPills become the favorite ca
thartic with everyone who tries them.
25c.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-05-21

The splendid showers this week have
been worth thousands of dollars to this
!, county
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THE WEST VA ARGUS.
KingwOod, May 81, 1896.

DR.. Alex Leeds, Dentist Grafton.
The Graham Drug Store. .MoMillsn
Building, Kiagwood. ". Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. l. J McMillen have
gone To housekeeping ia the Jackson
property, near the Baptist Church.
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There will be Memorial Services held
at the Craborchsrd Lutheran Church
ON May 3oth. and rybody cordially
invited TO be present.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-05-21

The best bicycles for the money
Columbia at 100 ; Harttords at ESQ. 500
and $50. There are no other wheels
like them, Watson & Dawson, agents
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Monroe & Jackson will mail you "A
10000 mile cyeloneter. tnot 1000 mile)
postpaid tor 800 They are neat. accu-
rate and fully warranted. Try one.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
SOLID FOR SILVER,
Congressman SdalTOth Speaks Foi
Himself and Teller
DEMOCRATS GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
II they Nominate a Genuine liImriallisi
the scattered Forces May Unite
on Him.

SAEsAs Cry, NO., June 2G.-Con.
gresham Jonn f.. sna'rotL Of Colo.
rauo h al the Midland. He wps on
his woy homo to ID nvor from the b.
Louis convention, but today changed
his plans and will leave Tor Chicago
tomorrow instead.
III have Just received telegram
from Senator Dubois" he said, "sskluR
me to meet bin In Chicago Mondsy TO
work In Senator rollcl's interest
"Oh, Hm one OF 'shose icllora,' y
he went on, laughing. 81 am for free
coinage Of silver before everything
else. And yet am Republican, too,
rom the bottom Of my heart. hato
[, leave the old party. We are 10
,,adiy earnest, anu election Gay VIII
chow ~. ~,
"Whom Will we vote 'oi? Senator Tel
Ter hope. That " Why ! nm gong 70
Chicggi. We believe the DemJctatlc
ir,o silver men nave nov glorious
pppoftuaity. aud We want them 70 40
as we do. But oven 70 VIZ cannot per
tuade them, u ihoy nominate true
bIue sliyrt mao, good man, u GOOD
man, We shail be Tor MIN. Iho ti'Ve'
note must 80 solid this year.
~ lcft Mr.. Teller only day before
Yesterday at his MOTHER home IN
MurristuVu, 10. lie expressed the
zane sentiments have just given We
uru right AID We shall wiG."
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LONDON, June 20 1t 10 officially
amounted that tho tusignatiuns VI
Cecil Rnod,s, Alfred Belt anu Dr.
Rutherford HaTTB, ~ directors VI tue
Brltish South Africa company, have
been acurpiud. Tho nfat named teH.
deTtd his I,B.EnatiJn sumo months ago
as a result VI disclosures made regard
ing tho raid into the Ifausyasi, but
acli1n In the m alter was suspended ~
the request If RnOies, VINO was then
about H. engage tue MaiabUluf, accord.
ing 10 mis- tolGgmphio message.
Rnoier, II ~ further announced, Will
reside ia Rhyuesia Bud ussist tue
British South Africa company to Rd-
miuitteT tho territory under its control.
Dr. HafTu was tue secretary Of tho
south Africa company at CapugOwu.
Tho acceptance VI tue resignation Of
Mossrs. Rhodes, Bot aud Harris IL ~.
4Oubtedly the outcome OF the recent
dumguu VI tho south AlroA company
Tor the Prosecution Ui RhudU5 and tho
ulhrIs implicated ia tue Tansvagl
iulu.
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Anno.nlm-nL. In ID Nn.y.

WAsuiNUION, June 80 lnu pIcsl.
dent ,Jday m.Ie thu iOliOw.u uYpIIu q
mont. iu the navy; q mmnuluI Seth
NJ. Asuicy; Lieutenant mmaudul-,
Chus. T.. P,rHius aud Beui imin "A.
buckingham, J. T.. LaWrbo. asa.s.
tAnt surgeon, Hugh h. Parish; leu.
tenants, d. T.. MuuUigc, Joan Il. GU.
bIIB, Thomas SnUHauu, Fans H..
TllmHu, Robert y. Laprs, Faux * o.
l6gp, on. J. McCUrmiCh, a. LNnHuF,
r. -. Harms anu !. T.. Morton; pt.sru
assistant surgeon, George RJ.uysugyi
fhymagtcr, 4, h. Can.uu, from en-,
M0uuungcE; chief Uu.iupub H.. w..
Mmiglu, from the Monterey; IA.8,u
uHssInut engineer ~ J.. BurEdgu;
b1aiawnin, j, Costello.
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rmI srANI.m aovnnNnENr
Placed In M Awkward Position ~
Radical A. itatoFs.

NEW NuEIs, June ga special 10
the MuTlI !Tym MaJriu uays:
40 was generally eNpeUtoI the sona.
totiai debates have placed thu govern
mtut In an awkward position and has
ail.w wed the liberal opposition tU pan.
der 10 the popular Irritation against
tue United States sy speeches bitterly
accusing the Conservative g0vofnmuu.
~ having tubmitted 60 mauy humIli-
ntlng concessions enacted by the
American government aud diplomacy
siucu tue beginning VI tho Cuban lu.
tuffectlOu, In vain did the minister
OF foreign ailalTs, the Duku OF fuluau,
uUptUoalo tuUn fuCflmiualiuns a. WgTu
calculated 10 harm the interest uI
bpain and her relations with AmetiUs,
yAinly did the leading mem ors am
former ministers ut tue liberal party
unueavOr 10 restrict the hldDr vi their
orators, the president OF the senate
valnly invoked tho rules OF thu house
10 check Senators Comas Eu1 JImeuU.
IL was easy 10 scu that tho latter were
IN touch with many OF tue senators
aud people ~ the galleries who muT.
INJURED distinct approval.
The press Il applnuiing tho orators
who cunningly olioiIui from MabAal
Clmp0s Aud Generals Calltja, Pguuo
aud POlavlein, the declaration that tue
treaties Of 1895 aud 1877 with America
were the must serious obstacles TO The
paciiratinn Of Cuba anu ought there.
fore 10 be- Topuiiated.
the ministerial paper La Er0ca nc.
custd the opposition Of lack Of foresight
ana i'm Oism both In reference TO the
demonstrations against AmerIoa an
In the exaggerated importance rlguiG.
cantly attributed by the republican
and the liberals 10 tho very euthusI.
hEtiC welcome the French Il a uuI
officers have been given by all classes
hud by the local authorities iu Fsfr0l
aud COrunnh aud the similsr Welc1mH
given to the French military b Inds at
barcelona with the addition OF plbiU
speeches ana lUasiB In favor Of an ~.
iigucu that naturally might give oil.
fence 10 other foreign go7ernm0uis.
The iuea OF closer relations with
France and Russia Il daily galnIu q
ground ana ~ openly advocated & tho
pTess anu financial olrc'es, aud cspoc.
iHily rs the spanish government can.
MOI fi0ht OUTSIDE tue Paris Market O. o.
contemplated loan ~ 100000, 600 Tor
Cuban war tx ouFes, that ils Cugtes 'H
about tp huthoTzH with the guaTNu 90
OF tho Spanish treasury and special
mortgage On the tobacco MONOPOLY;
because the present iundi cannot last
beyond : September.
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NEw YOHl 10 ETA special 10
the Herald from PariH snyl;
Tue temperance or BrJlb'a comet
was made tho subject Of an i.tuTyia "
with 81. Camille FibmmaH0r, lhr
tue eminent astronomical Eulnoh.y a.
JuvFy.
NJ. tl8mmaTiOn sAiI;
"Ihu weather a Paris has been uu,
iav Tphio recently Aud ~ no comst
has not set been fogu, A. econ a. tho
huayuna Ate bright we shall be- able 10
lake observations sud make utawIrg-
aui Photographic.
Ihls q mu. waa ctlou'R.o' NJ 'Hyo r
TCrsd ,tgven yoaIs anu twenty. n
uuyH. u fnFHH. Dos ptIIHpIlu 600 rt..
tomU.T 80, 1850, a4I should have lu..
b Ca ughlu VA October next, LtCuu1.
DO seen except wigh thB uIouguaJ lu.
rtTumeuF. ltr very 'ar away Nut ID
docs appf0scu az aud tue sun AMI b.
G TIsluly wa give Tiae 10 many la.
IuTtanl observations.
a curious TACT is that this comet IL
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INV YuRE, June g5.-Am9ug the
passHr y o. Ou the Luo MO wsIe Mt
anu Mrs. T. tier Paine luI Miss iar.
tJt.s, uicc Of Col Fred Grant. Nr.
Palmer, who is Que VI the ilrst Amer
icsuH 10 rf.uTn from tit coronation "
the czhr nI 10 COW, spgku cl.quuutly
p. tho irs,ivititB which Huu had VIII.
messed.
1T W e. shn s,i', "1 magnificent
ungUnuf, which rNce.luI GH my OK
prclauous. We did ult aspect DO ut.
t'ud the coronation when NO wont
Hbf.Hi, hud wtr persuade 90 uD 10
by Niui.tur BtcrErnrfFc. shall
never cease 10 30 thankful that I had
ul OPP ruu'lv To witurs .uul won.
.UUHNrI uWHHfN
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POUgmlEErsiE, y. Y, June &c.
Tbs nuTyar4, CuurlI, Columbia,
Pennsylvania four tTElahlaWay on
tue Hudson today was won Wy CJrul
IN the phenomenal time OF no mlu. to-
20 tUgOudt; Harvard sUcsnU, fouuByl.
yauia thru Hud COLUMBIA iUuuu,
Tue race was harl one Tor two
milts, but ~ ter Tint Cornell had 4
their own way. Harvard tT'ou THEFT
OLD scheme OF urlug cut Cornell 1t the
start, "a failed. Cornell rowod clean
race without u brcsk u any kind.
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Five favOrs
of SLLLLLn9lt - -.

Of S.iikiVg'c Brl tea.
H. you don't like Japan. get
money back and Try Oo,oag.
Il YOU don't ike Oolong,
get money back and try
English Breakfast
IT YOU don't ike English
breakfast, get moucy-back
and try Ccy,on.
II YOU don't like Ccylon.
get money-back and Try Ideal
Blend.
II you don't like Ideal
Blend, get money-b..I,.
h'a9pucmi money hI...I. SIM
hH. s. hrI'gaI.g. hik.nuu ..ler soda.
spices aud Nsyuung cNuH..
AS.aNNrg 90 g1Uslw Sag Baariye5
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coRDErr Avn sIAnREY.
Articles Tor Tigh, 10 rinlsh
'igusd.

fAEufNs
SAN FEANCisCO, June 20. James
J. Cyfbr ana IuOmas Sha key tulu
afternoon slgnu articles Tor "a hshl 90
q iinisb, 10 take place withlu tix
months, In tue United States OF
Mexico before the clue Or org cation
1triug the test VI In urunluuis. The
CDuiest 10 i.f the woriu'- mpiUusnip
aud a side tet Of $1,000 % .iic, the
winner 10 tccUiva the $4,000 BESIDES
The purse 10 be- tieTeI by the msnng.
ing cIub. MaiqIiB Of Qutcuatufy
rules viii govern the cOut,st, aud the
f,fgfeu IL reminded by tuc articles that
tho rules pronib,tiug cliuchiug aud
huggiug afb TO bn slricily enforced.
Neither pugilIsl Is 10 participate In
sby contest until after the flgrt 10 dt.
Glued. Lynch, 5nsfkey's b,cSOr, VIM
represented Ihv tAliOr, uuicc,el - tue
prohibition about CiiuChlug, hut Cor
Uett Insisted uud alter mulh wang.
Ing II was nnaily agreed = By Lyncu.
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WAsuiNafOE, June 20 The follow
iur tnoufs nave ueun ordered 20 tnc
Oregon, vt Marc leland on July lolhi
when sine will 70 into commissions
cant, n. l.. Harrlson, Lieut.. Com
mandeF 4. J. Dfakr, Liout. w. II A.
Rooney, from the Monterey, Lieut.. r.
IA. Hugles, Lieut. w. II. Ailrui J. d.
uirp h. ". Etrrler, Ensign a. H..
Dur,ll, naval rsd,ts 4. NJ. Pam -, ~
n. johnson, V. n. hsl, J. J. II 10Y,
m. J. McC1TmicE, a. l. usiuai +. d.
IJ,Atnss ind j. T.. Morton; Passed
A.slstant Surgeon George Rltngaug't,
Pa,msstsr 2. II. Calhoun from toe
Monadnock, Chiut Engineer IL. W.
Milngnn from tue Monterey, PASSED.
A,slsiaut Engineer A. \. Buuigdofni
Boatswaiu J. CgBtell0.
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KEY WEsE Flu, Juuc 26.-The
steamer City % KY West, when let
here Wednesday with u 0Ibusteriug
Uxpe clifton Aud arns AMI ammunition,
supposedly Tor CuDa, arrived mere
tonight IN charge Of Lieut. Hay u the
revenue cutter WinOns, sue having
been captured II tbe Florida rec.
lhc Wiuons also u,ptuted the steamer
Ihrtu Friends, when Is now on her
way here.
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CuuAN FINANCES.

Iuc island 60 ur Flooded Wi:a
rnpUr.
uAvAEA, June gG.-A royal decree
hns been issuoI author NJ th' span.
ish bank here 10 emit sig,uOU,ulO iu
void bills, Ia examinations II ton,
i've, three aud QUO dOliaTB, AMI 90
fractional den limitations VI hty,
twenty, ton ard i've csuig, nul tile
above sum 10 DO delivered ny he lOr'l
treasury IN payment Ui cGrlunI otiiEn.
lions. The Government will deposit In
the vaults Of the bank $4,000 600 In ~.
ytT, besides part Of tho tRmp tex
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collected by IT, Toe government T.
author eel 10 enforce the circulation o.
these uulUs.
La Lucha stfongly dissprtovos lt'
emission. II COMMERCE., the organ 10
the retailers, stacks the ptOiec uii.
lpfly. Others uUwEpluurs here SIMPLY
giv0 the ueoe without Comment.
Ailthe c. numerical organ zNiDns pro.
pOse to hulI Il meellut O. utcuss The
measure which has created ui.s,tisiac.
ton,
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INV YORE, Juuo -5--A dispatch 10
tlu WUU4 iOm Havana usyl; The
lcriod within which, aocgfl,ug 10
General wcyiyt's ediot, all county men
~ PluAT del RIO muot gOipio tue towns
ur 10 ~ tho insurgents, expired iolny'
HcTtailornll who ire found m the couu'
nv viii be- Htld 10 bu enemies. Pr0 10
urr forbidden ~ take Gu. food .ot ~.
4 .tnIau
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wAsnINoToN, June .G.-rho hoad'
quarters u tuo a. T.. "A. nave been
ZEN we'd from Chicego to Washington,
Mf. J. w. Euhols. tue supreme prosi'
ucnt VI the order, arriving here loiay
ana establishing an Office. Congress
man Linton also arrived this aitorno,n.
lie and Ptc,idsnt Echols VIII make n
tour Of the western states, commeuc'
IuH At an curly DAY.
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n.cI.len In En,nr nfInaLnn,.

WAsuiSUTlS, June ga long
anu bitter s,msglu Involving O. scheme
Of white men . OUtnin control ui the
ON Indian lauIa tn y brs.n was
eudod g. day by Secretary Smi.u'l az
ITUyaI oi Two les.U, ~ Nit. l. saiiu
Farley OF over "a, 900 acres 70. llYu iu
the Omaha reservation. al.a, Farley
DO member Of the tribe. luu lppfJ-
Val NJ the leases was opposed Us tue
Ntbratka BuuutUfs aud uuUmpluuul
~ % grgtsman MeiklrJOuu,
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NAsHINGION, June .j.-rho with.
dTAWbi Ui gU.u nom tue Treasury tudsy
Hmuuutud 10 SiaJ. 900, OF which SiUU,.
600 were Tor oAuuu, Tho net tesufyu
lot NJ tue Close VI business WAS slOl,.
g-J,ljJ.
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nErErrInN 10 MALrs.
The princc Installed ~ Uaiyrrsity
thuuCptiUF.

chancellor,
AnrrYsTwIru, Wales, June go
In nOuUr vi tue yIsit 10 tuis uOrt OF the
Prince HuI Princes VI Wales Euu
their daughter, on the occasion NJ tue
inhalation VI tue pfiucu uB ghanCell Z
Il Tue UuivUrsity VI Nal1s, tho town
wan brilliantly decorated and crowded
win visltIit. The royal par y affiy,d
~ special Train al noon, aud were
received with taiuto if.m the thips
In the hafboT. lhe installation tool
place in u large marquee, whofu there
was great h-st muihEu 81 uul'pfsity
uiguilafite, pIoiattf, municipal tilicera
aud others,
The uuufco Of Doctor oi Laws was
also conferred upon Mr Gladstone,
Earl 3. enctr, the Duke Ui bovonshifc,
L.ri SAisbufy, LIrI Hvrsoaol aud
Dit. A, J. IS LiOuf.
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HHHu.r| nv ihrH muUluug.
Tue four have been SON 0t orce, Civ.
log the Same b HvHCic a. B las comet
iu 1915. The latter l. supposed 10 have
bIUGvu up int c0smiC dust ami sloot.
ing stata. 10 viii he lrtrrcatirr 10 see
10 this comet hAs uUHrrHone amy
change or shows any curious mod.fl.
cations"
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fD'f Is c1rciIs.I8u which slo.E iNC
rIounI aud rst.lcd tho wiuIOwa % Nis
hIur.. Richards came 90 the G nuIu.
on ia1t hi. home had been visitua ~
"a lcIu.rHni has been hunting for %
uvar a.lCp. rHis Afternoon nc iouni o.
hole iu the Ut0uud within four feet Of
hia house, around which the tall grass
had teen burned. Richards E0ugeu
Town into the earth Aud found mar
be sur'nce a meteor. Tho aefulite il in
the shsIe OF spherll1 aud weiEht
about Moe pounds. 10 IL very hare,
blows from u slsIgo.nammur failing 10
uIetk n. L.cai scientists say 10 j.
M silly metoOrc Iron.
Preparations go Receive delegates.
GrCAGO. June 20. - Preparation.
arc making to have members NJ tn
lrcquois club and other Democratic
organ .ziiiJua meet incoming dele q.
tons TO re Dem cratic national DE
vrnu0u. Wherever delegations ur.iv
bro buuy on ,ulu Will be- mHle No.
meet thpn OF tho stations with au e.
cItt con euug q H marching c.uu nuu
"a baud 0i mutc, u escort trtm e. tnuIr
respective Luu. qIhlier. CIhIfmyu
delegations wu1 Will c.mu iu 70 toIy
nfe requested 10 write Or tultEfhIh .lr
tain sud time Of Ia ut arrival g. ~ my
Wi.kinHln, secretary n the reception
committee, 10 she IfCqu d. U.uni ihia
CITY, Hnu they viii TO uJilil1i iu fc'
tutn what Fptc flc prupa st.o.s are
uadH ir tue reception. DELEGATIONS
not coming in a huay viii te mri by
g mm.ttrrmUu and directed O. ihuir
heauq Iatlvts, 10 app llcaiiou BE- made ~
the reception committee a. above luli'
Gated,
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a MEEEOH

~ comes Win a. Flash aud
Hiss
ALLIANCE, o., June .6.-Tuesday
AFTERNOON WuiIu Thomas Richards, n
resident OF GasEill street, was Standing
on his pJICn during a heavy Taiu-
Storm, ho was ttartltu by Hash aud a
uissins SOUND. The next instant he
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A Week
For Pleasure.

In few DAYS the great Midsummer Carnival will be upon
in an is glory Thousands OF people will be- here 10 admire
city. The e,y will have en- ,s gala day attire
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oPTiciAN.
STEAM HEATING.

u y MUHAN-sTEAM AND NOT WAT.
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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-11-13
GATHERING AN ARMY IN ASIA.
Russia Hns 112.o0o Men In the Various
Divisions of the vIndivostock
District.

San Francisco. Nov. PA letter contain
ing q duplicate of adviees sent by the reg
Mar correspondent of the Hong Kong press
at Vladivostock was received by the last
China steamer and was turned over TO the
Bulletin today. The communication shows
that the ear is massing troops in the vlad-
ivostock district and has already a number
Of naval vessels concentrated in Northern
waters. The principal details of the situa-
ton are contained IN the following para
graph:
Although the Russian government ex-
plains that the massing of troops in the
Primorsk and Eastern Siberia is due to
exchange of army divisions 1t Is Learned,
that in all the divisions OF vfadivostock
there are not less than 1I2Ooo men Of arms
which monster army is looked upon as a
menace to the peace of Asia"
The correspondent, further commenting
on the situation, states that while II is con-
fessed that Russia Is entitled to some out
let 10 the Pacific, the continuous ana war
like preparations are anything but reassur-
ing.
THE frequent presence OF Russia's en-
gineers al Port Arthur and their operations
In Manchuria, with the tacit consent of the
officials OF China" he says, "are highly sig
nificant indications Of the relations between
Russia and China. and point Enthusiastically
TO the common object of Russia's warlike
anticipations.
1T behooves the British government TO
thoroughly investigate this very important
matter"