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New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
cONStL-GENERAL LEE LEAVES HivANi
WHAT WILL DE THE NATURE OF HIS REPORT TO
PRESIDENT C1.EVELAND'

WHAT WILL DE THE NATURE OF HIS REPORT TO
PRESIDENT CI.EvEI.AND'
U.y.ut Nov l-ConsulGeneral Lee sailed 20
d.y for New-York on beard the Ward Line steamer
Viguancia Captain General Wcyler sent an adlu-
TAM ON board the steamer to bid him sdeu.
number OF General Lees per sonal 'rends also went
on board The steamer 10 80" him on
General I.e. was very reserved as 10 the uu"
natives Of his VOYAGE. The only thing he would
sav uas that he waried TO see President cievelani
In Washington.
Major FondevIa reports that his coi!.mahd hdd
an engagement to-day on the OUTSKIRTS OF 'oJ'''"'
near Havana with 80 rebels led by l.acf"t a"u
.gurre The first report placed tn. rebel loss Al
twenty killed but later one says 'n.t ny
two were killed. Tie loss OF the troops was o'''
captain and fourteen privates wounded o,~
Havana Nov l. via Tampa, Fla. Nov. WINS
TO a notice OF protest from cons,-'Ishe,ai @ .ee'
nIad inst nr.ylois his departure Tor aslhstoi
taking .xception the new court-nartdi ot "
corrrspondent Melton. Captain Laporde' OF t,.s
,.omnettor and other members OF thc tess.iS
crew began in Fortress Cabaha recennys ~, III sus
caed,nos in the case have been temporarily sus-
nended though a summons has been punsheu VI y
iocaI napers recurring various Witnesses 10 dPp'i
ard 6ie written evidence against the pri@octs anu
one ,nemher of the expedition, George fetTah ~no'
s@,er landing surrendered 10 the spanish autho,-
90 I'd US ma rdoned under Weyler = amnesty ne-
Greg having since resided under ptoe, VIZ, ~ ~,
thrnwn into tail awaiting the trai as ,. W,ness l.,
lanes Brown British subject ana proI'aihi'Mn. NJ ~ ~
Havana business circles. has been irpriso"'" "''"
"A, DO,ltical charge.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
RE4D THE RETT RVS.
CoLoRED SIGNALS FROM THE TRIBUNE
BUILDING.

COLORED SIGNALS FROM THE TRIBUNE
BUILDING.
Persons within thirty miles ~ The tribune
tower may read the election returns as tney
come TO this office by watching The Tribune
colored signals Some five hundred ieet ABOVE
The Tribune Tower will be seen the coiored code
of signals which will carry the tidings or great
tov 10 all the people that the cause OF SOUND
money has been triumphant.
The colors OF these signals will be red white.
green and orange. They will he used sihg!y anu
also be blended into combinations which SIM
ple KEY will enable readers 10 interpret at ease.
The length Of life OF each light Will be three
minutes The Greater New-York can easily Sc
cure the first news Of each important phase OF
the election returns. Read the answer TO Pop
ocracy and Bryan's Anarchistic TRADES in the
skies above The Tribune Building next Tuesday
night.
The code has been printed twice In THIS paper
and will be repeated tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
DIED.

BLAck-Gcorse Black counselor a'scD. October u.
lsss Ss =, the residence o. hs son-insy Paul Williams
Funeral services church Epirbsny sbst. and
LesS,ngon-ave. on Tuerday. November 3. 1890 at II
o,Idsss q @ a, NsywooS J. u
the late Joseph Hague
Funeral from her residence haywood ". j.. russ
Train leaves foot cortandt and D.sbrO-sss < at iio
coi,N-on Friday evening. the 7sa
5 ss as. Samuel m Corn 6sosd Husband Of I9,ae o
c and rnpe .rs. r 's % to attend sa @ x. fness
Kindly omit flowers
FRAsER-In London England. on DC oter H. George 3.
Fraser OF this city, lately esd. mt OF Washington.
Funeral services Will be held Bric: Church bthsvs
and 37th-st. on Monday. November :. al 1879 a. M.
asIos S MeEn Widow o., ;onSay ana s.Ss
ter of he late John u. Williams, OF THE ety.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HOYT-At Stamford. Conn., Saturday October 81 Alfred
fOrd-st.. Monday. November :, $50 p m.
LEEcH-At New-Iochele November !. 1895 George p
Ieech. beloved husband OF Julia F. Leech. aged -
Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend
at h1 late tis residence Home me- Park a SsWsRocS.s
Please omit flowers
LINK-on the 2s,h inst. Charles ". Link. aged u
RssiiSe. asirs and friends of the family are respectfully tn,
dence No. 81 Manhs''sn.ave On Sunday at O'Clock
Rachel Douw Lane. widow Of job, 7. Mccoun daush. ugh,
Of Derrick La and Angelica N,n Rensselaer, sseo
NJ
Funeral privat,
Interrnert Troy y 7
MIXsELL-suddery October 81 1896. Dr. Aaron J. x,s-
sell. In the 5ith OF his age
The will be- held his late residence In
Barry-ave. Namaroneck Westchester County on Mon
day evening November .. 1895. at o'clock.
MOsER-At No. Monroest Brooklyn on Sunday after-
noon November J. 1896 In her I'd Laura Starfn.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
REED-November !, Sarah f.. widow OF Ezra T. REED.
Sith -
Funeral services residence OF her daughter. MrA
T. A. Wright. ld3dst. and Sherdan-ave. "wednesday.
November !. at IL m. -.
Carriages viii be- at Melrose train eav
| ing Grand Central Depot 1928 q.
Funeral Monday IL a. from All Souls Church Madi-
and Wth ST.
| Friends invited wtthou, further notice.
| Please omit flowers.
Philadelphia san Francisco papers please copy.
STORRS-November 1895 the residence of her SON
| in-law Francis W. Haynes 40 Greeneave Brooklyn,
Dora Lee. widow OF Royal Otis Storrs. OF Deiham.
Mass. IN her sist year
Funeral Wednesday evening. November T. at O'Clock.
| Interment at Storrs. Conn
THOMPsoN-At Middletown. Del October II. 1906 Abhy
Cary Thompson. widow Of Leonard Thompson OF New
York City.
WOODLAwN CEMETERY.
No 90 T. 23i- st.
woodlawn Station cath Ward Harlem Railroad
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
GREAT FLOODS IN FRANCE.
MANY VILLAGES ALONG THE RHONE ~
UNDATED.
THE RISE or THE SEINE CAUSES GREAT AlAEM
~ PARis-BIrDGEs SWEPT AwAy-PEoPLE

THE RISE or THE SEINE CAUSES GREAT AI-AEM
~ PARis-BRrDGES SWEPT AwAy-pEoPLE
NEAR MINES DESTITUTE.
Paris. Nov. 1.-The Seine has been rising for
some days. and has now reached point that Is
causing much alarm Low-lying structures along
its banks have been flooded. and much damage
has been done above and below the city. The
river is so full Of floating debris that traffic upon
it has been stopped.
Most OF the other rivers In France are also out
of their banks. Many OF the villages along the
Rhone are completely surrounded by water. AZ
Nallabreques, near Tarascon, the inhabitants
have been driven from their homes by the rising
waters and are camping in the cemetery, which
is situated on high ground
Near Mines. Department OF Gard. and Bours
Department of Ain. a number of bridges have
been swept away. Families living on low ground
near the Rhone have taken refuge in the uppe.
stories of their houses, the lower portions being
inundated
extensively. The Bishop of Mines has gone on
boat 10 render what assistance he can to the
distressed villagers. The foundations are so eX-
tensive that the postmen have to use boats to
perform their labors.
The Plain of Roquenaure is an immense lake.
The water is so deep that only the tops Of the
trees visible.
The roads nor beast Of Bourg are impossible.
The inhabitants are terrified. az the food gives
promise or Increasing.
The islets Of Plot and Barth6lase in the Rhone,
near AvignOn, capital Of the Department OF Nau
cluse completely submerged. The inunda-
ton ia causing much distress and the property
loss will be heavy.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
SPAIN,S NEW LOAN.

Agor.r .somo~o HAS BEEN srccHsSiui'h y
rroATED AMONG SPANISH BANKERS
London. Nov 1.-The Standard VIII to-morro"
nublish a dispatch from Madrid. saying mat the
loan 10 bc made to the Government by spanish
bankers announcement Of which was made 10
,ha c.h,no, on Thursday last. amounts TO 4o0oO,0o
nosetas about 5000 ooD. nominal redeemable In
eight wears. and bearing per cent Interest of
this amount 2c0c.coo pesetas will be used 10 pay
~ cnanish transatlantic Steamship company the
roar anr iuc IL for Transporting troops to Cuba
.oocSca pesetas will be devoted to the remburse-
n, ~ Inc Rank OF Spain for its latest advances
cs on. 900 nesetns for the reimbursement OF the
TsvG,,e de- paris ct du Pays Bas and the remainder
to' =, noyas del Castillo the Prime Minister. In
nnouncinc the success Of the loan. raid the Issue
,n,d hn made In December. and would be guaran-
I'll rhe - Covernmcnt hopes TO later issue loan ~
1000 GDOoo peseta'. guaranteed oy ''e 'oo'coo '"o
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
czAR AND CzARINA AT HONE AGAIN.

81. Petersburg. Nov. 1.-The Car end Czartna ar
r,ved ve.terday at Gatshina thirty miles southwest
Of this city. They paid visit to the Dowaser
Czarina who is soJourning at Gatshina. and In the
evening proceeded to Selo seventeen miles
.cuth 81 at Petersburg where they will reside for
. time They appear to have fully recovered from.
the fatigue Of their visits to Germany. Scotland ana
France.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
SI1OLLI on the ELECTION.

LONDON. Nov 1.-The Daily News" will to-mor-
row publish dispatch from Rome saying that
Cardinal Satolli made lengthy report to the
Pope regarding IN. situation in the United States.
especially The political situation. Although the
Cardinal considers that MckmIeys success l.
certain hc apprehrnds the qu.nccS. which. II
they are not Immediately grave. viii. In his Opin-
lon certainly b- at the next election. when the
present differences will be augmented
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
UISHiRU WE'LL TISIIIU

London Nov i--"Tnc Sportsman" VIII tomorrow
say that Enoch W.shard has bought back two
ycar-od colt George II. ketcham and the siX-ycsr-
old horse Hugh Penny which were sold ~ New
market on Thursday last for ] 2Do and 40 gu,neas
respectively. Mr. Wishard will sail for America
on November D. taking the horses with him. He
and Mr. Duke viii return TO England In 1897. They
are satisfied with their visit and treatment here.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
HEX CAPTAIN WASHED OJERBOlRD.

Newcastle. Eng. Nov. The -.-amer Is.ewDr,i
from Pensacola. VIA North sydney. c. T.. arriye'
here to-day. The steamer encountered heavy w-athe
OF Dunno; Head during which captain Matthews
her master. washed overheard and drowned
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
RrFFALO TO HAVE AN ARCHBISHOP

1ordon Nov IA dispatch from Rome to the
Central News say the Pope will raise the Diocese
~ Ruralo. ~ y to metropolitan see with
Jurisdiction over Rochester Syracuse and Elmra
LII Holiness to-day received Cardinal Satolli
,a, panoi Delegate to the United States. who re-
Gently returned 10 Rome , ,,,,- -.
,I'he Pope IL is said. will appoint Bishop keane
xrec,or OF the Catholic University at Washing
ton titular Archbishop.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
CLOSING THE nP4iGN.
AWAITING WITH CONFIDENCE.

From The Lewiston Journal
The country now awaits the verdict on Tuesday
with confidence that u Will he ovcrv helmng
victory for Mckinley sound money and protection.
But In view OF the fearful consequence, OF verdict
otherwise tho result is awaited with bated breath
and no, without uncasiness until the ballots shall
have recorded the triumph SO much desired and -
confidently expected.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
TRIBUNE LEGAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram q continuous white line shows me
cbsnses in pressure indicated by The Trounes SELF
roriins dotted line represents the teni
nerature as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy,
Tribune Onice. Nov. :: a. m-The weather yesterday
xes partly cloudy ana mild The Temperature ranged ~
tween 50 and 0s degrees the average 6 degrees, being
degrees lower than that OF saturday and 10 heher h
thai OF the correspo ling day Of last year
The weather to-day Will be fair and slightly warmer
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
Mr. DE HA4N RETURNS FROM ROTTERDAM

T. De Haan. OF the Venezuean Boundary Com
mission arrived here yesterday afternoon on the
steamer spasrndam from Rotterdam. Mr.. De Haan
had bsen In Holland for several months and 1t IL
said he brings back some valuable Information which
will be laid before the Commission upon hts arriva!
La Washnkfor.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
from his indisp?sItion ef saturday: One ;St q ne
ofncers remarked that the Prince hao rece'Seo .
number Of visitors during the day. .,.... =.
DIR. TEuPLEs SUCCESSOR.

THE RIGHT REV. DR.. CREIGHTON MADE BISHOP
OF LONDON.
London. Nov 1.-The Right Rev. Dr. Mandsu
Creighton. Bishop OF Peterborough has been sp-
pointed Bishop Of London. in succession to the Right
Hon. and Most Rev. Frederick Temple, recently
appointed Archbishop OF Canterbury.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
THE TACTICS or DESPERATION.

From The Chicago IntcI-Ocean.
The obvious truth j. that the Bryan leaders rec
ogniya IN. hopelessn,s OF their cause. ard are
determined 10 make all the trouble possible The
campaign under their management has drlItcd
away from its original moorings into Il desperate
attempt to kindle the sulphurous fires OF hate ana
havoc. The torch % the commune Is their last
desperate resort.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
THE WEATHFh REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To DAYS FORECAST
Ws.hinson Nov IAN area or high pressure covers
IN. south Atlantic ani East Gulf States The pressure i
aso high on the Central Rocky Mountain plateau An
area OF low pressure covers the Rocky Mountain s're
,,,a,s storm 4. developing central IN Kansas. The
pressure has genaray east Of the Mssssipi rive
, ,h. Iak region ard the Northern Rocky Mountain
r,,eau and fallen rnrdly the southern Rocky Noun
tain slope The temperature slightly lower on me AZ
,sn,ic coast also the Rocky Mountain districts and
warmer in the valleys showers have o'cSrd IN
The East Gu.f and the upper iake r,g,h lnrea
eath,r 4. Indicated New England Monday. ana
sb"wers in the upper MIesssppi and Missouri valleys
raav af,ernoon or night The weather viii be- gener-
av fair throughout, the South Atlantic and CUR states
Slowly rising temperature Is Indicated for ne Atiantc
SSs n, i, viii remain nearly stationary In the central
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
PRINCE LOUTS'S HEALTH IMPROVED.

Inquiry at tho landing place Of the officers OF the
Italian cruiser Crlstoforo Colombo at Thirty
fourth-st. and the North River yesterday concern
ing the health of Prince Louis Of Savoy, revealed
the fact that the Prince had thoroughly recovered
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
sIR CHARLES ross SrED FoR DnoRCE

London Nov. THE Morning Pos" will to-mor-
say tha, Lady Winifred Ross wife Of Sir Charles
Henry Ross OF Balnagow,n Castle. Park Hii. Ross
fhre. is suing .Oi a divorce IN Edinburgh.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02

Disease and death often turk In continuously
neglected cold. when II might be speedily eradcate9
with few doses Of Dr. Il. Jayne's Expcctorant-s'.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
TIE GREAT Duty OF VOTING.
roru The s, Louis Glohs pcmocrat

From The s, Louis Globe Democrat
Everybody now sees that an overwheiiDlhS ma
jorlty OF the people are on the Republican side In
this canvass. but II any considerable number or
n-st-money men in each town and city think
that this fact absolyes them from tn. duty of
casting their ballots IL may be q serious mcrace.
I,e, The individual voter remember this
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
rwo-THIRDs FOR MKINLEY.

From The PhIIadeIphh TInlts
Bryan. defeat seems inevitable by an overwh-lm-
ing popular vote. and by a two-thirds vote IN the
EIecioraI Coll.g. We regard the battle for honest
money and for the maintenance OF National honor
and credit as fairly and grsndy won by the pa
rriotism OF the American people
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
DETAILED FORECAST FOR To-DA'

For Maine. New-Hampshlre and vermont threatening
o,h.r and occasional ,howers southsy TO Southwestern
~ winds
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island ana Connecticut partly
cloudy weather In clearing al night slightly
westerly winds -, 49,.
Fnr Eas.ern New-York Eastern PENNSYLVANIA and New
J.rsev g,neral,v fair slightly warmer westerly wnds
For the District oi Columbia. Delaware anu MA.yiahd
fair slowly rising temperature; souti"eSteIy ",nIs
Fnr Pennsylvans. western New ioTk an"
oh,o generally fair fresh southwesterly winds
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
THE QUEEN TO HER INDIAN SUBJECTS

simla. Nov 1.-The Queen has sent message to
IN. viceroy of India expressing her sympathy with
the people who suffering from the famine
caused by the failure OF tue suume ra'hs' ~"u
promising to assist them
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
INDIANA SAFE
From The Indianapolis Journal.

From The Indianapolis Journal.
7, has been a Republican week in Indiana. as
u.,s Thar which preceded IT, 4 most conservative
estimate based upon actual poll shows that
Indiana will 20 for Mckinley by substantial piu-
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
THE IENEZJELiN QLESTION.
GIVE THEIR OPINIONS AS TO THE VALID
ITY OF ENGLAND's CLAIM

London. Nov Sir Charles Dixie, NJ 2, who Is
wellknown authority on foreign affairs. has writ
ten letter IA which he says. referring TO the
Anslo-Nenezue!an boundary dispute, that he enter
tains no doubt 10 the validity Of Great Britain :
title TO the territory up to and including Point
Barina.
Henry NJ stanley. VI. T.. the African explorer.
has also written a letter In which he touches upon
the same subject lie says that he has the fullest
confidence in Lord Salishurls attitude in the Ven
-lau question
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
sIIvERIrE CLAlMING LITTLE.

From The Cincinnati Enquirer.
The result OF the election on Tuesday next T.
most uncertain. No s wise enough. or well
enough informed TO be able 10 say with any degree
~ accuracy whether the Democratic or Republican
party will win
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02

lust before the car started from Darmstsdt for
St Petersburg His Majesty telegraphed TO the Ad-
Inral OF the Russian feet AZ Odessa Insisting upon
the latter's taking especial precautions TO guard
the Europeans In Con-tantinopsc and also sen, a
copy OF his telegram TO the Russian Embassy az
Coustantinopc with directions that the ful text OF
his dispatch to the Admiral be sent 10 the sultan
New-York tribune., 1896-11-02

NOODLAWN CEMETERY.
Oiiice No. 20 r. 23d-st.
Woodlawn Station cath WardD Harlem Railroad.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-25
3 Herds Of Educated Elephants.

Glorious Picture of Rome Under the Cae- sars, Reproducing with Startling Realism the Sports, Gladiatorial Displays and Thrill ing Races of the Roman Maximus, together with the Racing Glories of the Modern Turf.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-25
MORE M NOVEL; UNIQUE AND GAM AnU FEATURES THAN ALL OTHER SHOWS COMBINED GAN FRE
70 Champion Riders.

Mike Rooney. Wm. DeMott, Jerome Diehi, Chas. Anson, Al. Leonard, Elena Ryland. Lizzie Rooney, Josie Nelson, Sallie Hughes. Marion Leslie and a score of other great Horsemen and Horsewomen.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-11-06

Engineer Goodwin Brown of the
Santa Fe was badly injured by u fly
ing bolt last Saturday evening as he
was pulling into the city. A bolt blew
out of the engine and entering the
cab struck him just just above the
eve rendering him unconscious and
making quite severe cut. DR.. Alex
ander patched him up and in an hour
or so he was enabled to continue on
his run.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-11-06

All work makes Jack . dull boy.
He should leave the Office . while
this summer, take Jill along, and 60
to Colorado.
An illustrated book describing sum-
mer tourist resorts IN the Rocky
Mountains of Colorado, will be mailed
FREQ on application to 6. 7. Nicholson
G. p. A.. AT. & s. +. BY, Chicago.
Tourist tickets now ON sale at re-
duced rates TO Pueblo. Colorado
Springs, Manitou and Denver, over
the pic inssqus line Santa Fe Rcu
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-11-06
The Republicans deserve great

The Republicans deserve great
credit for getting up SO handsome q
parade last Saturday. There were
many interesting features, the pref
test ono being . little child in q cart
driving pony, the whole handsomely
trimmed in yellow. The honors were
pretty evenly divided between the del
egations from Wayne, Trenton and
franklin. As whole the parade was
the largest AID handsomest ever held
here and and will furnish q mark to
aim at in future efforts.
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A Valuable Prescripten

Editor Morrison of Wcrthington Ind
''Sun" writes: You have valuable
prescription in electric bitters and
cheerful recommed it for constipation
and sick headache and as general
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Annie Stehle 1925 Cottage Grove Ave
Chicago was all run down could not
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which never left her and felt tired and
weary but six bottles of Electric
Bitters restored her to health and re.
newed her strength. Prices soc. and
$1.0O. Get a bottle at Porter & Co.'S
Drug Store.
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Bucklen's Arnlcs Salvs

Bucklen's Arnlcs Salvs.
The best salve ia the worlo for cuts
bruises. sores. ulcers, salt rheum. feve-
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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-11-06

The Arena closes Its sixteenth vol
ume with the, November number,
which il one OF the most notable issu-
e. Of that progressive magazine. 1t
contains striking papers on the money
question BY Prof. Frank Parsons Of
the Boston University school Of Law
Justlce Walter CLARK. Ii. D.. of the
Supreme Bench Of North Carolina,
Hon. VIM. n Standish. and B. o. Fl.
wer the editor.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-11-06

There will he double wedding at
the Wetzel home in Ford county Sum
day whom Mr.. Will Westphal and
Miss Lizzie Wetzel, and Mr.. Will
Wetzel and . lady whose name we
have not been able to learn will be
married. A large number Of invita-
tons arc out and the occasion will be
duly celebrated.
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Arc you bald? Il your cIothin,

Arc you bald? Il your clothing
constantly covered with dandruf1
filthy animal matter falling from .
diseased scalp? Does your head itch?
IL it infested with sores and scabs?
Is your hair growing thinner year
by yearp IL it dry and brittle2 If SO
you have . parasitic disease of the
scalp, which you are neElecting at .
great risk. Danderine will cure you
quickly and permanently. Money re-
funded in case of failure. For sale by
Porter & Co. Druggist.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-11-06

A party who has been shooting
quail for the market in the neighbor-
hood Of Fellsburg left for the strip
mono too soon as movement was on
foot to proseccte him. This shooting
quail for the market ought to be stop.
ped and the only effective way to do it
isetO organize for that purpose.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-11-06

Miss Eta Trotter who was so badly
bnrned with gasoline some months ago
died Friday from the effects of the
burn. The funeral took place Monday
from the house of Mr.. Robert Trotter.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-11-06

Mr.. McCanse struck the popular
cord Tuesday night when in short
address he said that the defeat of Mr..
Beezley was defeat of the gang behind
him and thank God for it.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-11-06

Mrs. Robinson, of TOranto. Canada,
sister OF Rev. Gilchrist arrived Satur-
day night. Mr.. Gllchrlst had not
seen her for thirty years.
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A dispatch received Wednesday
evening says that Jerry was elected
by 1000 majority and that Leedy is
also elected which means that the
state has gone for Bryan also.
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Miss Ida in the kaleidoscope dance
will wear 100 yards of silk and will
change the colors and effects of mat
erial over 100 times in ten minuets.
For this attraction alone the manage
mont carries over $4,000 worth of
calcium and electric light. Opera
House tonight
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e. e. Frisell Of Larned writing to
n. DeTar says: The Pringle Com
pany are here have played one night
to q good house and gave entire salts
faction. They are worthy of Patron
age everywhere,