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Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06

Prof. NJ. A. Draper Of Sylvia, can
didate for County Superintendent was
in the city on business Saturday.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06

Sam Hirst was elected second vice
president of the photographer asso-
citation at Topeka last week.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06

Mrs. Amos Hess and mother, Mrs.
Sldllnger, returned from q visit TO
Ohio Friday.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06

State Superintendent Wm. Stryker'
will be present at the Teachers as
sociation in this city on October, 15.
Hutchinson should give him a good
reception. 1t will profit others than
teachers to attend this meeting.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06
LOCAL AND PERAONAL.

Andy Brock tried to get new trial
but II was oYerruled.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06

Mrs. Henry 0bee has been attending
the Omaha exposition and has returned.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06

We are informed that Mr.. Stewart
Rowland, who has been at a sanitar-
ium in Michigan so long for nervous
prostration is now improving though
he says nothing about coming home
VET
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06

The News says Attorney General
Boyle complained that he was not
well advertised. Boyle didn't say
that we'll wager, but he might have
got that notion from SEEING that he
was advertised In the News.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06

The News said great number Of
farmers attended Longs Nickerson
meeting. We saw some twenty or
thirty Of such farmers as Esq. Morris,
Billy Morgan and such like 90 up on
the train from this city.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06

The Hutchinson Southern ran an
excursion train to Blackwell Sunday.
1t was nice trip but the return
train was delayed till nearly midnight
for its arrival, The cause Of the de-
lay was the spreading Of the rails near
Anthony.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06

e. c Clark was taken before Judge
Simpson Saturday night for sentence.
The maximum sentence for the Of
fense is five years and Mr., Clark was
given the full limit. Judge Simpson
is always hard on Il defendant In a
criminal suit, and he seems to persue
that idea to the end Many of the at
torneys Of the city do not think Clark
is guilty.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06

Miss Mamie Freeman, daughter of
Hon. II D. Freeman, of Lincoln town
ship, was taken to Topeka, last week
and was operated on for tumor on Sat
urday. She was accompanied thither
by DIR. A. NJ. Hutchinson, and Mrs.
Geo, Freeman.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06

Frank Lillard and Henry Taylor,
two broom corn hands from Texas,
were tried in the district court last
Saturday for stealing the grip of the
conductor on the Santa Fe branch
train. They were defended by Sher-
idan Pioughe and found not guilty by
the jury. The sheriff and deputy how
ever say that L. G. Clark gave sher-
ldan the pointers and collected the
fee.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06

This is the glorious time of year
when the hotel and restaurant men,
also few other anonymous business
men, hold up the festival visitor and
reap the reward for the advertising the
newspapers have been doing all sum-
mer.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06

John Myers and wife returned from
the Omaha exposition the latter part
Of the week. At Hor ton, Mr.. Myers
heard Stanley and Ike Lambert. lie
says Stanley is weak sister to small
potatoes, and neither was great to
hurt.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06

Mr.. G. l.. Hibbard, superintendent
Of the reformatory schools, returned
Saturday night from a campaigning
trip in the western part OF the State.
He reports fine trip aud increa sing
interest. His meetings were very well
attended.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06
DR.J, W. MAeUrRE,
sPEcIALIs1',

Dr. W. SAeurRH,
sPECIALIsT,
N Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose AMI
Throat.
Giasees scientifically Adjusted. onlce In Ma
sonic Temple, Hutchinson. Kanaas.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06

When you are in town 60 to the
Reno House for good, clean dinner.
Their cooks are the best. Only l5c.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-06

county jail and costs of suit.
We are informed that Mr.. Stewart
Rowland, who has been at a sanitar
ium in Michigan so long for nervous
prostratlon is now improving though
he says nothing about coming home
yet.
The News said a great number OF
farmers attended Longs Nickerson
meeting. We saw some twenty or
thirty Of such farmers as Esq. Morris,
Billy Morgan and such like 20 up on
the train from this city.
The News says Attorney General
Boyle complained that he was not
well advertised. Boyle didn't say
that we'll wager, but he might have
got that notion from s'eing that he
was advertised In the News.
State Superintendent Wm. Stryker'
will be present at the Teachers as
sociation In this city on October, Is.
Hutchinson should give him a good
reception. 1t will profit others than
teachers to attend this meeting.
This is the glorious time of year
when the hotel and restaurant men,
also a few other anonymous business
men, hold up the festival visitor and
reap the reward for the ADVERTISING the
newspapers have been doing all sum-
mer.
John Myers and wife returned from
the Omaha exposition the latter part
Of the week. At Hor ton, Mr.. Myers
heard Stanley and Ike Lambert. lie
says Stanley is weak sister to small
potatoes, and neither was great to
hurt.
Mr.. G. l.. Hibbard, superintendent
Of the reformat0ry schools, returned
Saturday night from a campaigning
trip in the western part OF the State.
He reports fine trip aud increa sing
inter rest. His meetings were very well
attended
The Hutchinson Southern ran an
excursion train to Blackwell Sunday.
1t was nice trip but the return
train was delayed till nearly midnight
for its arrival The cause Of the de-
lay was the spreading Of the rails near
Anthony.
Miss Mamie Freeman, daughter of
Hon. II d. Freeman, Of Lincoln town
ship, was taken to Topeka, last week
and was operated on for tumor on Sat
urday. She was accompanied thither
by DIR. A. NJ. Hutchinson, and Mrs.
Geo. Freeman.
Mr.. John F. Hanson of Lin dsborg,
Kansas, was in the city Tuesday. Mr..
Hanson is the populist and democratic
candidate for county attorney in Nc
Pherson county this year, and reports
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
Miners Strike
Grows Serious
SITUATION MENACING.
Mine Owners of Lafayette Bring in Out
side Miners.

Mine Owners of Lafayette Bring in Out.
side Miners.
The coal miners strike situation in
Lafayette grows hourly more Aerious
but up till this afternoon no actual trou.
BILE had occurred. According to the an.
nouncement made public yesterday out.
side miners were brought into the dis
trict this morning and put to work. The
feeling among the miners is very intense
and it is expected that trouble will re-
suit.
When the morning tain arrived in
Lafayette, twelve guards, fully armed
alighted. They proceeded to the Mitch
ell mine and under their protection
eight men formerly of the union pro
ceeded to work. At about eleven. three
car loads of miners arrived and were
also sidetracked at the Mitchell mine
Up to two o'clock the miners had not in.
terfered with them.
Sheriff Thompson today received sew
eral messages regarding the status of af
fairs at the mine, but did not deem il
sufficiently serious to demand his pres
ence.
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
Merritt C|OSI||Q
IN On N0|d|0
MERRITT ADVANCING.
The Land Campaign Ia the Philippines Has
Begun.


Begun.
Manila, July 20. Hong Kong Aug. L.
Gen. Merritt landed today for the first
time since his arrival and Immediately
began to move upon the city. Pursu.
ant to his orders, the Utah battery of ar
tillery, Colorado battalion of infantry.
under Col. Mccoy and battalion of the
18th regular infantry under Col. Barley
advanced to Malate to take the place Of
the insurgent troops. The troops are all
ordered to carry their trenches forward
as far as possible.
Aguinaldo, the insurgent leader, is
being entirely ignored as no reliance is
placed on his troops. The war is being
conducted independently as though the
insurgents were not a friendly force.
1t is believed that Aguinaldo has or
dered his troops to hamper the Ameri.
cans advance as he fears they intend to
take possession of the island and defy
him.
No fighting has been done by the in
surgents for five days and the sudden
cessation of hostilities has given rise to
the suspicion that a Spanish German.
insurgent alliance may be pending. The
troops are in good health.
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
Porto RiCQ1S
Are Rejoicing
ADVANCING SLOWLY.
The Americans Occupation of Porto Rico
Causes Satisfaction.

The Americans Occupation of Porto Rico
Causes Satisfaction.
Ponce, Aug. I-Porto kico Is turning
American as fast as the United States
troops advance. The Americans don't
have to 60 out of their way to capture
Spania:ds as the natives are doing it for
them. The citizans are hunting out the
dons and bringing them in. They are
compelled to sign the parole papers and
are immediately given their liberty again.
The mayor has ISSUED a proclamation
calling upon the people to give thanks
for their connection with mother Amer
ica.
Gen. Wilson, the military governor, is
improving the. sanitary condition of the
city. The Americans have secured $780,
600 during two days occupation of the
custom house. This money, Gen. Miles
is using for the maintenance of the army.
Gen. Miles is advancing slowly as he
says he does not wish 10 repeat the mis-.
take at Santiago and is waiting for his
reinfcrcements to come up before ad.
vancing upon San Juan.
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
SPANlAROSFLOCKING,

Gen. Miles Reports Wholesale surrsnde,
from Porto Rico.
Washington, July 3I.-Gen. Miles. in
command of the Porto Rican expedition
sent the following dispatch to Secretary
Alger, which was made public at the
War department at 10 o'clock tonight:
Ponce, Porto Rico. July 81. 1886 p. m
Secretary of War. Washington, D. C..
Your kilograms received and answered
by letter.
Volunteers are surrendering them
selves with arms and ammunition
Four fifths Of the people are overjoy- ed
at the arrival Of the army. Two thous
and from one place volunteered to serve
with it. They are bringing in transpor'
tation, beef cattle and other needed sup
plies.
The custom house has already yielded
$4,000.
As soon as all the troops are disem
barked they will be in readiness te
move.
Please send any national colors ,ha
can be spared, to be given to the diff r
ent municipalities.
request that the question of the ,ar'f
rate to be charged in the parts of Portt
Rico occupied by our forces be submi,
ted to the President for his action, the
previously existing tariff remaining
meanwhile in force.
AS to the government and military &C
cupation, have already given instruc
tons, based upon the instructions issuee
by the President IN the case of the Phil
ippine islands, and similar to those is
sued at Santiago de Cuba.
MILES,
Major General Commanding.
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
Populist Comm ittee Meeting.

In accordance with call, the Populis,
county central committee met in the
county court room this morning with a
fair representation. 1t was decided to
hold convention on the sd of Septem.
Der for the selection of delegates to at
tend the state convention. The hrst OF
October was selected as the date for the
nominating convention. The basis OF
representation was placed at one dele.
gate for each fifty votes cast for VIM. H
Gabbert. The question of fusion was
not discussed.
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
ANsWEh ON THURSDAY.
spanish Offtciais will Carefully Discuss
Terms

spanish Ofitciais will Carefully Discuss
Terms.
Washington, Aug. THE administra.
ton is awaiting with the deepest inter.
est Spain's decision in regard to the
peace propositions. The decree is ex.
pected not later than Thursday as this
will allow the leaders sufficient time to
discuss its various features.
When asked if the administration
would be influenced by a request from
Spain to modify the demands state de-
partment Official said "The war is still
going on and we will soon by force oil
arms be in possession of all the territory
that has been demanded in the presl.
dents note"
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
BERNARD's SKELETON FOUND.
A Second Find Made Near Eldora Within .
Week.

A Second Find Made Near Eldora Within =
Week.
Eldora, Colo, July 3I-(Special to the
News)-On last Wednesday Judge c. B.
Weeks and H. S. Oliver of this city.
while prospecting in the mountains
above Grand Island, discovered the
skeleton of man. Lying scattered
around were the skull, the bones of one
arm, a portion of the bones of one leg,
the inside bones of the hands and the
fngernails. The skull was perfectly
white. and three gold filled teeth still re-
NAMED intact One tooth which had
been capped by an artificial tooth was
also found. A portion of the pants, shirt,
vest and overcoat were lying close BY,
and were originally of light shade and
weight. The vest was discolored and
looked as though it might at one time
have been saturated with blood.
In searching the clothing letter was
found, but only part OF three or four
words could be made out. The letter
was addressed to man whose last name
ended in lard" and was signed, wv. H.
R."
Mr.. Weeks, in returning to the city,
brought back the skull and small piece
of each of the garments, which he now
has in his possession. The skeleton was
found three miles above Grand Island
about 1900 feet up the side of the noun.
tain on what is the continuation of Arap-
ahoe Peak.
Six years ago a school teacher. u
years of age, named Bernard. was stop
ping at a hotel in Caribou. One Sunday
morning in May he started over the trail
fol Arapahoe Peak. He was warned by
the hotel proprietor not to do so on ac.
count of the threatening weather. but
Bernard thought different and continued
on his way. That afternoon and night
one Of the worst storms in years ragged
in the mountains, and Bernard was
never seen or heard of again.
In conversation with the hotel-keeper
he said he had relations by the name Of
Bernard in Colorado Springs.
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
SITUATION SERIOUS,

Aguinaldo Continues to be Troublesome
to American
Washington, Aug. 1-Despatches say
that the situation at Manila is most un.
satisfactory and dangerous owing to the
attitude of Agulnaldo and his troops
The president, Adjutant General Corbln
and Secretary Alger held conference
regarding the Philippine situation. Sec
retary Alger said afterward that the sit.
uation in the Philippines was serious but
declined to give particulars.
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
Berwin Hotel Burns.

Chicago, Aug. FLAMES caused a
wild panic among the guests at the Ber.
win house at 3 o'clock this morning.
Four guests are known to have been
burned to death. Those that were res
cued say that more deaths occurred. Es.
cape for those on the third and fourth
floors was cut off very early and their
appeals Tor rescue were pitlful. The
origin OF the fire is unknown.
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
READY TO SURRENDER.

Philippines Governor is About Ready to
Capitulate.
Hong Kong, Aug. THE Zahro ar.
rived this morning with dispatches from
Gen. Merritt. Just before the Zafro' S
departure from Manila, Gen. August
had notified Merritt that he was ready to
surrender,
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
MALTREATING NATIVES,

Porto Ricans Being Made the Object of
Spanish Vengeance.
St. Thomas, Aug. Porto Rico de.
spatches state that Spanish troops that
are retiring before the American troops
are wreaking vengeance on the natives
in their line Of march. The women and
children are being malheated. Refu-
gees are pouring into Ponce with most
pitiful tales.
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
4 en-. Moonlight Excursion.

There will be a moonlight excursion
over the Colorado & Northwestern to.
night. Special train will leave Boulder
at 7:7o p. M. Returning reaches Boulder
at II o'clock midnight. Open cars will
be attached for the benefit of those thai
wish to ride outside. From Boulder "a
Ward and return $l.3a Mount Alto and
return tIco T. E. GILLER.
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
Fortifying Cuban Coat.

Key West, Aug. THE tug boat
Hamilton engaged in the Cuban block
ade arrived this morning and reports
that hundreds of Spaniards are engaged
in terrifying the coast west of Havana.
The gunboat Badger captured gunboat
with 400 wounded Spanlards on board,
On account of fear of yellow tever the
men will not be landed,
Daily camera., 1898-08-01

Fifty Thousand NIen VIII 80 Used t. Es-
tabiish the Cuban Republic.
Washington. Aug. 1.-The admins
tration is forming plans for the tempo
rary military regulation Of Cuba. Fifty
thou sand United States troops will gar.
rison the city while the republic is being
established.
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
Manila's Fall Immine nt,

London, Aug. la Madrid dispatch
says that Manila's fall is imminent.
Gen. August has notified his govern.
ment that he is weakened by sickness
and losses and unless soon reinforced he
cannot hold out.
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
BoMeARDED MATANZAS.

Two American Warships STIR up the Span.
ish Fortlfcati0ns.
Madrid, Aug. Havana dispatches
say that two American warships bonn
barded Matanzas on Saturday. The
shore batteries replied. The Americans
fired twenty shots and then retired, Ole
OF the ships being badly damaged.
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
Bl.omer Base Ball Girls.

About 1900 people were attracted tc
the Folsom street grounds yesterday tc
see the game of base bail between the
Bloomers apd the San Francisco Athletic
club nine. The game the girls played
was up to the standard and the sprung .
surprise by beating the Athletics 10 t.
II.-San Francisco Call.
They will meet the Boulder Reds =,
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
DEPLORABlE ACCIDENT.
Albert Simpson, II Year Old Boy Killed
ut Lafayette.

NJ LaiAyettos
Word was received by Coroner Ire
zise this morning stating that Alber1
Simpson, the l7-year-old son of William
Simpson was run over by dirt wagor
and killed at Lafayette this morning.
The boy was climbing on the side oi
wagon when his foot slipped and he
fell under the vehicle, the rear wheel
passing over his chest. The heavy load
crushed in his ribs. wounding him SC
previously that death resulted in one
hour
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
Com munlcation E.tablish d.

Washington, Aug. Gen. Greeley
announces that direct cable communica.
ton with Ponce has been established.
Daily camera., 1898-08-01

ofnost and
helaestim h
dFamy
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nds,wheno ourp
The CDSh| SPRINGS Brewing Z Ice GO.
l. BERLIN, Mgr.
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
EMPEROR HAS ARRIVED.

Arrangements for the "Iron Chancellor's"
Funeral Not Yet Made.
Berlin, Aug. mo arrangements have
been made as yet in regard to Prince
Bismark's funeral. The emperor ar.
rived here this morning.
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
THoRNE ELEcTRocuTED.

Tho Murderer of Guldensuppe Pays the
Penalty Of His Crime.
Sing Sing, Aug. Martin Thorne was
electrocuted at II o'clock this morning
for the murder of William Guldensuppe.
Daily camera., 1898-08-01
MILITARY GOVERNMENT.

Major General Commandin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
SMITH.

Northampton. Mass. June s-on SATURDAY a',er-
MON the students had the privilege 81 nearing III
Percy Gardiner OF oxford. The subject OF MS az
dress was early Greek Fortralture' Inc "'"'
,r,,,ons were excellent and the whole treatment
a,r,,rabl. Monday, being Memorial Day. was 4
college holiday. and was celebrated by most or the
students with all-day drives
The Morris House gave senior party on rues'ay
night MY Turn Next" was very cleverly given
by some girls Of the house. Later SUPPER WIS WIS
sSr,ed on tho piazza, which was prettily deco
rated. g. l,.,. cu.,o,,.
on Wednesday evening the Sarm Gan?k society,
ono ',n ~ students from the Hatfield, Durey and
Sio1dard houses. presented "Fanchor the cricket
Ala change from tho usual house dranntics, and
v,as well given Miss Somers. Miss Goodwin and
Miss Cheney took the principal parts
Dr KInsey Twluing Of Tho New.York Inde-
pendent" has been Invited ms the commencement
orator OF the class or ~ 49,. ,,.,
The senior examinations will he held next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
SHOT DEAD BY HER HUSBAND
A SERVANT MURDERED AT HER EN-
PLOYER'S DOOR.
SELF AND INFLICTS A PROBABLY
Fatal. WOUND.

Annie O'Bren twenty-five years old. servant
in the employ of Mrs. @. H. Valiant OF NO. 5Sl
West Seventy-eghth-st.. was shot and almost In
stantly killed last night in the basement hall OF
the valiant home by man believed TO be
her husband. He then turned the revolver
himself and fred two shots, one into the head
and the other into the abdomen. He cannot re-
cover Mrs Valiant says she employed Annie
O'Bren eight months ago For the last week this
man. who passes her husband. called each night
and they had two long conferences In the pase-
Tnent hall
The man made every effort to induce the woman
live with him. but she would not consent
He came az usual last night early ana when MIS-
Valiant and her two daughters retired. about H'"o
y. M. the servant and her husband were yet In
earnest conversation. Mrs valiant says she had
scarcely turned down her lights when three shots
were fired. Above the reports she heard wom-
ans agoniznr yell "My God. I'm murdered. TWO
shots quickly followed and then all was quiet.
Mrs. Valiant and her daughters put their heads
out Of the windows and shreked FOR help. Police
man Hampshire was on the post. and he raped ior
aid. Policeman John Burns, and later several
others replied and they found the man and woman
dying side by side. The latter expired before an
ambulance surgeon could reach her.
The man was living when taken TO the hos
ptai but his death Is inevitable. The murder &C
CURED in a fashionable district. and there was
great excitement. The windows Of most OF the
surrounding houses were opened ana the shotS were
plainly heard.
In the mans pocket was found n notebook. w
which he had covered some sixteen pages with an
nHterate, disconnected note. 1t rec!ted. among
other things. that the woman. Annie O Brlen was
his wife: that she had left him eighteen months
ago. and since resisted his pieadings to return to
him.
Mrs. valiant said the girl. Annie had been a
good servant. and was she believed. respectable
and hard-woring woman The mans name is be-
lieved to be Joseph n. Mullen. hut his address IL
unknown. A found addressed to Mrs.
O'Brien, No. Coe-st.. Jersey City. his mother
in-law. telling her that she was TO blame for his
trouble w..h his wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
ROCHESTER,.

Rochester y. Y. June 3-professor Charles W
Dodge. OF the biological department. and Professor
Henry T.. Lawrence 81 the physical department.
have recently returned from trip among the
Western colleges. taken FOR the purpose Of study
ing the methods OF construction Of tho best
equipped physical and biological laboratories. IN
order that they may make a report for tho benef,
OF the trustees. who seriously considering the
adyisabliiy OF building a new combination labOra-
vcrsiiy campus. The two professors viii describe
their wandefings ana the results Of their inycsti
Board. Professor Lawrence first vert all through
the Eastern states. visiting Harvard Yale. VIII
Jams, Dartmouth Amherst. Columbia and Penn
SvlNania These visits were made at convenient
times Then Professor Lawrence and Professor
Dodge resolved TO make the Western trip together
They started a week ago. and went through Adel-
enccs at Cleveland. ONO From there they went
TO Ann Arbor and the University OF Chicago. In
and Chicago tho poorest Tho one however. which
suited them the best for Rochester was that a.
Adclbcrt College. II II OF stone ana cost WIN
feesor lawrence are now at work preparing plans
of the laboratory as they wish It 10 he. The cost
ihey estimate roughly VIII be N The neigh2orhood
fhrec storiea nigh, with deep basement. Tho
basement and the FIRST floor will he given mp TO the
nirnty Of room for electric apparatus such as
dvnanos and motors. The two upper floors will he
devoted 20 the biological labora tories.
From wha. the two professors say. The chances
~ eotiins the new building, which any famil-
lar with the University al present reels Is rcaly
necessary for ta welfare and success are excellent
commencement programmes, With revised and
amended list of exercises The class day exercises
have been transferred from ruostay afternoon 10
Monday afternoon. June II. AMI tho presidents re
nnr,,on which was set down for June - I'm Ander-
son. viii be held AT the same date In Powers Han
The rest of the programme Is tho same hs irst