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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-04

The Hollander and His Pipe.
From the New York Times.
The custom Of smoking is so prevalent in
Holland that a genuine Dutch boor, instead
of describing distances between places by
miles O. hours, will say a town or hours is
SO many pipes away. Thus a man may
reach Delft from Rotterdam in four pipes,
but II he 60 to The Hague he will consume
seven pipes during the journey. All Dutch
men of the lower class, and not a few in
the higher walks Of life, carry In their
pockets all the requisites for smoking-an
enormous box holding at least half a pound
Of tobacco, pipe Of clay or ivory accord
ing to inclination or means), instruments to
cleanse it, pricker to remove distractions
from the stem, a cover Of brass to prevent
the sparks or ashes from flying about, and
a bountiful supply Of matches A Dutch
man in Holland without pipe would be 4
rara avis-and such pipes! Some of them
are Of an antiquity which entities them to
veneration. but certainly not to respect,
and 50 monstrous In size that as weapons
Of ohense or defense they would certainly
prove formidable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-04

pingdale his mind was violent. Years be-
fore. in a quarrel between the Earl of Lind
sey and Lord Rippingdale. upon a public
matter which parliament settled after
wards, he had sided with the Earl of Lind
eey. The two earls had been reconciled af-
forwards. but Lord Rippingdale had never
forgiven Enderby
In Enderby's brain ideas worked some
what heavily; but today his slumberous
strength was infused with a spirit of ac-
ton and the warmth of a pervasive idea.
There was no darkness in his thoughts.
but his pulse beat heavily and he could feel
the veins throbbing under his ear impetu-
ously. Once or twice as he rode on In the
declining afternoon he muttered to himself.
NOW 1t was: my Lord Rippingdale, In
9eed! or Not even for a king!" or "Sfr
John Enderby. forsooth! Sir John Ender-
Dy, forsooth" Once again he spoke. rein
tnt In his horse beside q tall cross at four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-04
Defense Against German Banda.
From the PHILADELPHIA Record

fUHH tHe fHIlduelphla 1fecOrd-
German band composed of four pieces
stopped in front of a Norris street saloon
yesterday afternoon and started to play
Annie Rooney" A crowd of urchins, at
tracted b. the music. soon gathered around
the musicians Then a mischievous- looking
boy appeared on the scene sucking a large
lemon. He waited until the band was in
the midst of the tune, and then he squeezed
through the crowd, and, standing in thu
midst of the musicians, started to suck tho
lemon with all his might and main. Tho
effect was insto infamous. the sounds issue
ing from the brass instruments becamG
feeble, and at last they ceased altogether.
and the four Germans, whose mouths werS
dripping moisture and all puckered up.
made break for the little fellow threat.
ening him with terrible punishment. The
little fellow made his way through the
crowd, however. and soon showed the four
Germans a clean pair of heels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-04
His Meaning,

From the Pittsburg icle-Telegraph
Bellefield-"What did you mean by sayina
that Spimns was a man of rare intelIi.
gence? That isn't the way in which he in
usually regarded"
Bloomfield-'1 mean that his CLEANS Of
intelligence are SO far apart as to be very
rare, indeed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-04
The Dear Creatures.

From the Wilmington Oel.) Star.
'Oh, yes. my husband has been a COL
lector of curios and such things for a num-
Der Of years."
WAS he in that business when he mar
rieds your"
Eyes. indeed"
ST thought So"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-04
for The Evening Star.

en- for The Evening Star.
The Monroe Doctrine.
By Hosea Bigelow, Jr.
Air: Yankee Doodle.
Says Jonathan, says he ter John,
Il have this Yankee notion,
You'd better keep the other side
OF the Atlantic ocean
We've had a tussle with you twice.
And do not care for fighting,
Especially with relatives,
Just at this present writing.
But. then. IL you should still insist,
And want ter try conclusions,
Wen give the lions tail twist,
And scatter his delusicas.
And first, this statement would We make,
Just as a sort Of feeler:
You'll stop your pest ring little girls,
Ter wit: Venezuela!
''She has a right ter her own things,
She has a right ter freedom:
Her brood Of eagle-birtis ter breed,
To nurse 'em and ter feed 'em.
She has a right ter keep her school,
And call it what she's mind ter,
And you shan't go a tagging round,
John Bullying behind her."
Chorus:
Says Jonathan, says he ter John,
Il have this Yankee notion:
You'd better keep the other side
OF the Atlantic ocean"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-04

"Come quickly" said he, ssthe way
IL clear.
drop till he had kissed 1t and wished her
a whispered Godspeed.
When they had gone he listened for a
time, but hearing no sound of surprise or
discovery he returned to the supper room,
where Garrett Enderby sat drinking with
Lord Rippingdale and the cavaliers,
Go be concluded April Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-04
A Texas View.

From Texas Sitter.
An agricultural exchange asks: ''How
can we prevent cider from working?'' You
might get 1t q government position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-04
PART III.

For q moment the girl trembled, and
Enderby felt her hands grow cold in his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-04
-
PART II.

Suddenly tha mans words began to re-
peat themselves in Enderby,s head: ITO
night the king sleeps at sutterby on The
Wolds. 'Tis wellrfer thee.ei4at doost not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-04

was tenacious overbearing, seif-willed,
somewhat SILENT and also somewhat had
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
CONVICTED or MURDER.

Jacob Rod gers, Of lola. Kan, Pound Gu''ty
Of the death Of Della Hutchinson
lola. Kan. Nov. l6.--J cob Rodgers,
charged with killing De a Hutchinson.
was yesterday convicted of murder in
the second degree, and will receive a
sentence Of 81 years or more. on the
9th Of July Rodgers performed crimi.
nal operation on Della Hutchinson, II
years old, and then, either to cover up
his deed or to relieve her from her ago.
nv, he administered strychnine. though
the belief prevails that the girl died
before the poison could possibly oper.
ate After killing the girl, weighted
the body with stones and threw 1t into
the creek. Rodgers denied any knowl'
edge Of the murder, but did not account
for his whereabouts on that night he
was not placed on the witness stand
and the state did not get chance 70
interrogate him. The evidence was
circumstantial. but the verdict gives
general satisfaction.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
p rNF WEEKLY REFLECTOR ABEN KANSAS NOVEMBER -IwEvt PAGtS.

ask anything more Of the Pops. They
ought to do that much in payment
for the free sweating the town gave
last August.
Mary Alice Walters, the step
daughter Of W. 5. Decker, has been
ordered taken to the Soldiers Or-
pbans' Home at Atchison. A letter
from Gov. Smith OF the National
Soldiers Home at Leavenworth states
that Mr.. Decker, who is GA years OF
age, is paralyzed, helpless and pen
niless and his wife, who is 6l' is
equally unable to do for the child
Abilene will show the creamery
men something that will do them
good in the way Of community that
makes butter on scale large enough
to render material aid in the support
Of the county. The creamery indus
try is something that is worth en-
couraging and Abilene will make the
representatives Of it feel at home.
Whenever you see an alleged Re-
publican paper whining around about
abusing Kansas because somebody
has told the truth about the Leedy
E lder-Foote. Doster gang soon to rur
the State, you will find that 1t ha'
been supporting part OF the rol
ticket sometime during the past fou
years.. 1t has been sneering at tn
Republican platform and making it a
hard to elect Republican candidate
as possible. Whenever 1t has sup
ported the Republican ticket it ha
had to be bought in one way or an
other In short it is politics
bushwhacker and blackmailer. Tha
kind of papers do Kansas more harr
than the Populists.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
Shifting Soil

Real Estate Transfers Reported by George
Merrill, Abstracter.
The Board Of Education Of Abilene,
Kansas to Florence c Cryderman a
strip of land in sell 1892, $l2.
J H Miller to Belle Springs Creamery
Co pit Of swt S5-l5-2, IS.
G P Traister to G W hurry und | int
in nj sell 22-l6-4, 800.
] J Schneider to Dickinson county a
strip Of land in s-ls-s, 5000.
Reuben Heffner to J r Buhrer sci 10
1913, $1,000.
J G Seaton to D b Shuey Its 66 and
6S on Buckeye ave S Il A add and
1t 9 blk 20 X & H add all in Abilene
1851.
F D Hutchings TO CA Hodge el 81
AL.
A H Gossard to Moses B Stratton W!
swl 10-1l-2, 800.
Frank Lott to The State Mutual Fire
ms Co OF Conn Its and I blk Y
X & H add Abilene, $1,000.
N b Robson to New England l. q !
Co nj nwl l4-ll-2, $500.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Nov 10. The pre-
liminary examination Of Alice Platt'
charged with the murder OF Elizabeth
Mussey, was continued Saturday Till
November "a, to give the stenographers
time to make transcript Of the evil
dence. Justice Walls remanded Alice
Platt to Jail and said the evidence
against her was strong enough to hoia
her to the grand jury, but he would
not make a final ruling till November "a
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19

ABILENE, Kan, Nov. i4.-A discovery
NJ salt eds has been reported from
Liberty township in the eastern part
Of the county. While drilling well
At depth OF 100 feet vein OF solid
salt was found. pure and clear The
drill has gone into the he'd for 30 feet
with no change in the character OF the
deposit. and it is believed that one Of
the best silt mines in the state has
Leen discovered.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
BUSINESS AND PLEASURE.
nus,uess Men Of Kansas CITY Visit sedaliA
and Have u Good Time.

SEpALIA, Mo-. Nov a. The Com
mercial club OF Kansas City, nearly
400 strong, visited Sedalia yesterday
on special car, stops being made at
many towns along the line Arriving
at the place, the Kansas City business
men md sedalia citizens formed III
line and, headed by bands OF music
marched through the principal streets
Arriving at the hall Of the
Order OF the Tribe Of Joseph, formal
and generous reception was rendered
the visitors Hon. J. II. Boutwell, de-
liyered the address OF welcome, which
was responded to by j. M. Patterson
and M. v. Watson, Of Kansas City.
The time thereafter was spent In get
ting acquainted.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
FATAL. EXPLOSION.


A Can Of Dynamite Cons on ana h'''S y"
Italian.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA mar was
instantly killed and half q dozen
slightly injured by the explosion OF
,le.pound can OF dynamite At German
town yesterday. The dead man was nm
Italian known at Tony Brown. Brown
had built fire In his shanty, and 1t is
supposed spark ivnited the danger
GU. explosive, which was to have been
used In blasting for sewer. Thomas
Sweeney. blasting boss, and Con-
tractor A. B. Mcneil, who were stand
ing near the cabin, were considerably
bruised, as were also four OF the Italian
labOrers
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
PENSION WORK WELL UP.


The War Department Bureaus business
Reported In Fine shape :,
WASHINGTON, Nov. l6. The total
number of cases coming before the re-
cords pension bureau OF the war de-
partment has been steadily diminish
Ing, according to the annual report OF
Col. Ainsworth, chief Of the bureau. on
the other hand the percentage OF cases
requiring administrative action or
something more than mere state
ment Of the military history OF the
soldier has largely Increased, involving
much more work In their disposition
A large number Of inquiries are now
being received from descendants OF SOL
diers Of the revolution, and 1t is ex.
pected that these will be supplemented
by similar inquiries as to the old SOL
diers Of the war Of 1879 IS soon a. the
military history Of these soldiers 10
cOmp!eted,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
VIII Visit sedalIa.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Nov. 10. Friday
morning 200 mem bers of the CONNER.
cial club will leave on a special train
over the Missouri Pacific for Sedalla
on the first trade extension excursion
taken since the election. The trip is
made at the special invitation OF the
merchants and business men OF that
thriving city, who are anxious to cul'
tiyate closer trade relations with this
la.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19

Saturday evening were taken 10 vine
Greek today by M. H. Rice who gives
them both employment on his farm
X. G. Star; Eleven mlddle-ot-
the.roads stood up for Tom Watson
in Dickinson county. One OF Mr.,
Watson's speeches was made in that
county, and it was there that he had
the row with Bill Brown.
The report comes now that all
the railroads of the West are trem-
bling because the REFLECTOR has
yentured few truthful remarks on
Pop politics. See what an influence
the REFLECTOR has, will your
Abilene is cursed by having one
matchmaking hyena newspaper Even
strangers to the city have no trouble
in spotting it. The measly thing
seems to glory in its degradation
Hear its cultural whine now.
Wichita has spent $1,000 digging
holes in the ground There has been
neither oil, coal, gold, silver, copper,
zinc or anything else found, and there
is not now, or ever has been, a pros
pect for discovering anything Shake,
Wichita, Abilene knows how it is it.
self
j. D. Milliken Of McPherson has
issued bis address on "Criminal Law
Reforms" delivered before the Ma
tional Prison congress at Milwaukee
in q neat pamphlet and favors the
REFLECTOR with copy. 1t is a
strong and helpful contribution to
criminal law literature.
Junction City Union: Holmgreer
& Oberg have been in Chapman this
, week for the Junction City creamery
company, taking out an old boilel
9 and putting in its place a new one
This company is doing grea'
r amount Of permanent work prepare
. tory for business in 1897.
+ ". T. Malott Of Indianapolis, VIII
= was made receiver Of the Vandalia, !
a cousin Of 7. H. Malott and Mrs
It Northcraft. This is the nearest Abb
II lene has come to running a railroa
is since J. B. Case and j. H. Brady wer
l. managing the Omaha 4 Southwestern
and Harry Litts was a director U
- Fred Closes North Pole 4 Antarctl
70 railroad.
" "A prominent Republican gay
Is the REFLECTOR the following quer
and desired its publication; "Whel
1T does the individuals Republicans
Or come in who believes that Lewellin
al gave Kansas a more creditable and d
OF cent administration than has Morrill,
1t doesn't come in and the individu
as is simply trying to keep on both sid
st Of the fence at the same time, blac
nd mailing both parties
or With insurance commissions
United States senator, appellate ludg
re an assistant clerk or two and a ft
ep guards at the pen Abilene will n
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19

NEW YORK, Nov, l6.-Mr. Bayard's
successor as ambassador to the court
of St. James is said by close friend OF
Mai. Mckinley to have been already
selected. The president-elect's choice
in this direction is declared to be Lin.
coins bioprapher, Col John Hay, and
II this authority is correct the appoint
ment Is as good as made.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
7. L. Bond ID Fearful.

Salina Sun: The statement OF 1.
L. Bond of this city, who is well up in
the councils Of the Populist party
is that the Legislature will enact ex-
IRENE legislation and we may wait
and see rather than take any mans
word for what will be done.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
po,d Footpad. in south Omaha.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov l4.-"Blanche'
Kennedy, a man about town, was
shot twice seriously, but not fatally,
and robbed OF $500 in cash and some
valuable diamonds ut the door OF his
rooms in South Omaha early this morn
ing. lie did not hold his h'""' 'p
quickly enough
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
p.,vsr.. prouo,ed Bryan Ovation.

DENVER, Col, Nov. l2.-The citizens
OF Denver and Of Colorado propose to
extend such reception to William }.
Bryan November "a as has been
equaled only by the demonstration sig
Mailing the return Of Senator h. M.
Teller from the ST. Louis convention.
1t is proposed TO invite men of national
reputation and standing and to hold in
Denver conference which will start
the silver forces at work for 1900
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
Aro,her Footl,aIl Player Hurt.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov l6.-William
Allen, a member Of the Indianapolis
training school II, who participated
in the football game with Purdue. lies
In critical condition at the hotel here
During the game he was struck on the
temnle by the head OF another PLAYER.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
NATIONAL BASEBALL LEAGUE.
The Marnates Complete Their work-Tem-
pie Cup series still On.

CHICAGO, Nov. .4.-The quiet that
follows storm reipned at the Nation
al Baseball league convention yester-
day. About the only deals that went
through were with the minor league
teams. ~. Louis drafted Hartman
from Milwaukee and gave in exchange
Bert Movers. Crooks was sold BY
the Louisville team to Column
bus Mr.. Hart, Of Chicago, introduced
a resolution to abolish the Temple cup
series, which was lost by q vote OF to
g. A motion was passed to create .
committee, OF which President Young
should be chairman, to devise better
means for controlling umplres This
committee will report ut the spring
mating
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
Drop That Mummy.

Anew York paper says that +. O.
pen6eld who succeeded Z. c. Little
as consul to Cairo has presented a
mummy to to the museum Of Geneva,
NY. We have suspicion that this
is Eds own mummy which he pre-
seuted to the State University OF
Kansas but was never shipped over
If so a replevin suit will be brought
by Kansas to get 1t.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
A Fatal Fever Plague In Mexico.

CuLpAScINoo, Mex, Nov l6.-The
people OF the state OF Guerrero are ter
ror.stricken over the ravages MADE py
a contagious fever, which has been
diagnosed as yellow fever. During De-
tober $50 deaths were reported IN inc
state and people are fleeing from their
homes In this city.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
Teachers Will Talk.

The program Of the North Central
Kansas Teachers association at Clay
Center Nov. 26.29 includes several
Dickinson speakers. supt. shirk
will deliver the presidents address
and L. G. Humbargar has paper on
Child Verse;. Harold Barnes Of Be-
lott, J. W. Hullinger Of Kansas City
and Geo. Kyner and j. N. Engle OF
Junction are former residents here
who are also on the list.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
Would Be a Good One.

G. S. White of vinita, |. T., former
" Of south Dickinson and with many
friends in this county, is a candidate
for chief marshal of the northern dis
trict, Indian Territory. Mr. White
is an uncle Of Mrs. F. Z. Nottort and
a thoroughly capable man for the
nosition. He would make an excel
lent marshal and should be appointed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19

PADucAH, Ky, Nov Al. II. Hart,
AGED as. bald.headed and bow-lepged,
who is believed to have been married
ten times, polygamousIy for the greater
cart, is on trial in the Graves county
court and six of his eight living wives,
with four children, sit near him with.
out appearing to discoucert him in tho
1aaet
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
New Paper at Solomon.

The Populists Of Solomon are ar
ranging to start new paper at Solo
mon with Ed Gamble in charge. They
will probably use the plant Of the
Herington Tribune which suspended
last week. When two papers cant
succeed at Herington there can hard
" be room for another one at Solo
mon. The Sentinel fills the bill for
that town all right.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. II. Randall
Green was shot in the back with Q
charge Of birdshot by Fonzo Dayton
According to the story told by Green
he and Dayton are rivals for the affec'
tions Of Grace Parks. II appears that
Green had all lut won the girls hand
from his rival, and Dayton. not being
satisfied with being Tilted in such a
manner, decided to resort to shotgun
In order to enforce his claim.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
THE TREATY.
Heads of the Agreement Between
the United States and England.
COLD OFFERINGS TO Be TAKEN.
An Arrangement Made BY Treasury Om'
c,sl to Return Currency for the Yellow
neutrality-suspicious. Bllls-Our
Navy Well Americanised.

-
LONDON, Nov H.-lne 0hronio.'
prints the text OF tne svreeu'en' o'
tween Great Britain ana 'ne on n
States in the venezuelan matter i"o
agreement is very snort lhere arc
four separate heads 10 !he sgree'neu.
The first head PROVIDES ior inc appo'."
ment OF an arbitration tribunal 70 ue'
termine the boundary between 'cne
zuela and British tijuana Inc Secouu
head provides for the appointment VI
a tribunal consisting OF TWO 70 NC
nominated by the Justices OF 'ne gu
preme court OF the United states, 'wo
to be nominated py tne nr'.'s'. 'u
preme court, and the nlth Jur's. "
be selected BY the other iour ~ ."o
event OF their failure 70 N sgsee, o !" -
H., king OF sweden ana NorwsN =. n ".
select the NTH memoer' in,s wv. .a
member may be . ]ndee o' 'ne 'a'a
courts and he VIII pres'ue ovsf s"0 " =,
bural as Tvs head me .n .s , naau 81
the agreement d'rects sna' .no '''ouua'
shall investigate oil '"e iacss no'o -
sary 10 deciae '"e 'on,'o's'' ho
the extent OF verr''ory "uo" VA -
long TO the on',ea Ns'"'.'q n";..;n M
Spain a. tne ua.e Urea. .aa r.o
quired Guiana. Inc ioul'n "oaa p
vides that the aro''o'' '""'. - =. !.
all the iac's necessary ., " y. .arsrrad
proper decision anu sliai' W ke's .,,las
in their innings ny .nree ,"o,' u as'
the most important "a " asI;n,;on
that actual noiainRs o' pt'..' t e;.,s
OF 90 years snall niaAo sooa ". ~ oiys
The arbl'ers are eupo"o,e" ..,,.h
effect 10 set.lers r'en'N ',sS - Ia :.
ing facts the ordinary lu.,' ~, NJ
shell prevail Inc aeIo'nsA .s,nasd
thestasis OF treaty W 70 , ,on0a.'
MeWeen Urea. nr''a'n ana ,.ss,, anl,
l1e " VIII DC . 'rea'y ~ 's'. a,.,;n ,
n ing clauses " W auass -,
70 P'ocou"'., W" III ana o,ha,
the ioel' VI W..
m'no'~o'''"0 n. no NJ r.vrx
GOLD oFFhHiNSs ~ DIV 1n
WASHINGTON, wv - from ,
Secretary Gurus mas re'u,neu 'o' l.
short vislt 10 ne" ,o,n' Nee
went TO consul. wiz" VIZ ,";.,
treasurer on na''e,s oonn. s'sN =
:. large oneringsoi eo'u Nv" os H., ~
, Mr. Vur'is s,"'.u ss..,,o,ad h,
ranptihen's "'" 80, s,n.i
wh'ch a'i onef ', y; k would h
amounts ny .n',''1ua .s.nor 70
promptly reo. r'.s.,, ' aa,d tho indica
turned m1, ~, .u ,ha rs s inflow n
t'onS were a., ."as .s w.. would confirm
goiu NV ''o -. ,.s,a;ur. =, horl
= uh.il tle surplus " ', - ha.r 90
0 anu 0, 'n"'''uu"s W." smoll sum
n camulA.lns H., eo' ~ LA aoing 10 a nre
ID an',c'p".'o" :, So !,
y mum ''"N 'Ns ,,,,s
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19
r,,.a Tar Withholding . Certificate.

ST. LOUIS Nov. l3.-lt is against the
law to withhold United States PEN
sioner's certificate, as William Mar
shall. OF Morehouse, Mo-, who gotpos-
session Of pension certificate and re.
fused to give it up until its owner paid
him certain debt, found to his cost In
the United States district court yester'
dav he was fined S25 and costs