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The Republican journal., 1898-04-21
Belfast Savings Bank.

To work for us selling nursery stock. Steady Job
pay weekly, experience not necessary, exclusive
territory, outfit free. Apply at once. 5w13
HOMER N. HASE & CO., Auburn Maine
The Republican journal., 1898-04-21
500.
DR.. Z. DetChOh's Anti DiuretiC

May be worth to you more than 800 if
you have child who soils bedding from in
confluence of water during sleep. Cures
old and young alike. 1t arrests the trouble
at once, 81. Sold by A. A. Howes & Co.,
Druggists, Belfast, Me. 1y28
The Republican journal., 1898-04-21

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
lousness, Indigestion, Headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate. 25c.
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Concluded Their Work.

Managua Nicarauga, Aug. 20 via
Galveston.-The convention Whlch mas
been engaged in formulating a constr
tuition for the use of Central America,
embracing Salvador. Honduras and
Nicaragua has concluded its work. The
commissioners were appointed to con-
yene at Amapala, Honduras, on the
first of November next. The commits
sioners will supplant the diet OF the
Greater Republic of Central America
and will assume provisional fedora
powers. They will make preparation:
for the election on Dec. IL for a presi
dapt senators. representatives and fed
eral Judges. for terms of four years
and for the installation of those official
elected on March l, 1899.
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EASTERN RACE EVENTS.
Al Sheenshead.

New York. Aug. Elm the Autumn
stakes at S~hccpshead bay to-day Manuel
was thought 10 be unbeatable and was
very heavily backed. Again the talent ieiI'
for he could do no better than fourth.
Duke OF M~iddloburE. who was left az the
post IN the Futurity. took the lead At inc
fan Of the flag. winning all the way. Re-
suits.
Five and a half furlongs-Lilian Bell
won. Harvey second. Trolley third time,
1909. Autumn stakes. five furlongs-Duke
af NIddIeburg won. St Lorenzo second
Sanford third: time. 1903. Mie-McrrS
Prince won, Handpress second, Tht WIN
rer mir. time. 1.4l If. The Flying handi-
can six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won, swift
mas second Miss Miriam third; time.
l.lI % FIvc furlongs-Gaze won. Hsoys-
terer second, 81. Clair third: time, l:o2
Mile and q fGrlonR-Gleoine won, BannocE
second. TNinkler third time, 1866 2-5.
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PROBLEMS OF THE WAR
Discussed by Professor Norton
of Harvard.
A NEW WEIGHT OF CARE
The Country Has Turned Its Back on the
Ola Ideals and Chosen the An
Gent Path-A Momen-
tous Revolution.

Ashheld. Mass, 25.-The Goth annual
dinner in aid Of Sanderson academy
was given this afternoon, with Charles
Elliott Norton OF Harvard university
presiding. The principal address was
by Professor Norton. who devoted NM
self 10 a discussion OF the late war. lie
referred to the academy's prosperity
during the year and continued as FOL
lows:
And yet u hearts have been heavy
with a new weight Of care and the very
brightness of the sunshine has but deep
ened by contrast the cloud Of our SOL
rou-ful thoughts, s~orrowful that our ma
,ion should have turned its back upon
its old ideals and standing at the part
ing OF the ways should have chosen the
ancient path. familiar 20 the old world
worn by the bloody feet OF hapless gen
erations and which has never lea 10
ANYTHING but Ill-the path Of aggres-
awe war. or foreign conquest, or amen
territorial ACKNOWLEDGMENT, the pain
thai leads from trouble TO trouble.
THE black and brutal Nisage or war
has indeed been l~ightened up from time
to time during the summer by the gar
liant deeds Of our men In service ana py
the good conduct and marvellous Soou
fortune Of our nav and by the genera
famper of humanity displayed so soon
as the actual fight was over by both OF
6cers and men. But IL has taken on a
deeper shade of gloom from the need
less euferinCs which our brave soldiers
have had TO endure from the lack OF que
nrovision for their needs, alike IN camp
on field and In hospital II has been a
miserable spectacle Of incompelehcy,
for which account must be rendered
and penalty exacted.
After a review of the events leauLnE
up 10 the war, Professor Norton sald
peace has nominally come. The actua
conflict has ended. but Less than lV
DAVIS of wa has resulted IN a reNolu'
ton in the United States. The founua'
tions on which the republic has reste'
have become unsettled-the prlnciple'
upon which the government depehu'
have been violated. We have undef
taken obligations which neither our IN
situations nor our nature enable u
nroperly 20 discharge; we, the one grea
non-military power in the world nav
suddenly Joined the ranks or the ma
lions burdened with great armies an,
navies; we nave loaded ourselves VII
an enormous additional debt ana VII
an enormous increase OF annual eS
nendltures. a permanent oppressiV
TAX upon the industry Of the people, an
whatever disposition may be mace
the Philippines we are already, throus
holding them and claiming ther right
dispose Of them. brought into entai
allng relations with the alton OF u
world, and run the risk OF losing th'
estImahle boon which has hitherto nee
ours-of freedom from the complies
tions of the International politics Of II
old world and Of remaining indcpen'
rnt masters of our own fortunes. IL
,,deed a momentous revolution
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Terry Transferred.

Special Dispatch 70 the Stan ari.
washington. Aug. Prank Terry, sn-
perlntendent OF the Puyallup lndlah
school. Washington. at $1,000. has beeh
,r.rsferred to a like position at the Fort
Belknap school at 200 per annum.
\ postofire has been established at Mao
dux. Choteau county, with Clara MadduS
postm!stress. Merritt Flanagan has beeh
apno,nted mounted Inspector of customs
A. Great Falls at g. per diem.
The secretary OF the interior mas Or
5.raa p,teutsd to the state of Montana 9
list Of lands containing 3,S5s acres in tht
Helena district on account of the gran
for public buildings.
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Placed Under Arrest.

Jacksonville. Fla. Aug. 25.-By order
Of Colonel Handel, commanding the Attn
Illinois regiment, Lieutenant Colonel
McWilliams and Majors Bennett, Lang
and Elliott were ordered under arrest
late his afternoon on the charge OF
violating the 61st article of war by con-
duct unbecoming officers and gentle
men. The particular charge Is that
they jointly sent a telegram 10 GOV
ernor Tanner IND Senate Mason oil
Illinois. stating hat all of the officers
with one or two exceptions, and 80 pei
cent. of the enlisted men of the regi'
ment desired to go TO Cuba, and re
uuesting hat they use their
TO have II sent there. Colonel Handle
favors having the regiment mustered
out. il was said. McWilliams was no
arrested. being on detached service
from the regiment, but will be as sooi
as he shall return to the regiment.
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remove the prisoners captured by me
destruction of Admiral Cerveras Meet
70 Spain"
II is the impression in the navy de-
partment, as Spain is more particular
in mentioning the impossibtllty OF re-
patriating soldiers than she IL IN the
case OF the superior officers, That some
interior motive must be at the bottom
of the matter, and that possibly that
If her officers were returned nome the
Spanish government woul take no fur-
Their interest in the sailors, but leave
them as paupers dependent upon the
United States. 1t is certain, therefore,
that the officers will remain under re-
straint as long as the men are c~onfined'
and ~ Spain continues to be Indifferent,
II is possible that some of the luxuries
will be taken from the officers ana ina
they will be made to feel I'm a measure
that they are in fact prisoners OF war
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DOES NOT WANT THEM.
spaiu Refuses To Take Back Her Captured
SCamcn.

~camcn.
Now York. Aug. ga special 10 the
Tribune from Washington says.
The presidents magnanimous oHer TO
Spain. through the good ofices OF the
british ambassador at Madr1d IN thS
first week Of August. Just after me
citation Of peace negotiations, TO release
all Of the Spanish naval prisoners on
DarnIa for prompt repatriation, when
,,os declined hv Premier Sagasta, mas
had the indirect result OF ~allena'hG
most If the ordinary prisoners, as Wen
as many Of the officers IRON IhelI
mother ountry The navy department.
m,ay eventually be compelled TO aban-
aon tho comparatively luxurious treat
wont - has accorded these men ana put
tbar TO work. There are 1900 prisoners
at Seayev island. in the kittery, Name
navy ward. including nearly All OF the
ordinary scamen and petty oihcers VINO
were saved when CerVeras neet "ds
/ auulhflated. At the naval hospital neaL
%nrfnlk Va. the seriously wounded, 2oo
In number. have been under treatment
and most Of them are now conNalescena
The principal officers. numbering %
have been quartered in Annapolls II
buildings which will be needed IN a rev
weeks for the officers and professors at
tached TO the naval academy. The men
M Norfolk are a great burden upon me
naval medical authorities. but the navy
B AHA q
denartment Is principally concerned
about the large force Of men AT SeaNeH
island. They are quartered In conltot'-
able but temporary wooden sNIuC'u,,s
which do very well for summer ou'
which will cause great suffering soon on
account of the approaching colo wea,h'
or. 10 which the Spaniards are "hohS
unused.
some Of the Spanish officers a
written home that they hope the wa
uul commune another year In order ina
hoy may continue TO enjoy the treat
,ran. they have been receiving, pu
others. notably Captain Concas' Wh'
has been in this country longer 'hal
any of his colleagues, has recehtL
caused considerable pressure To .
brought TO bear upon the navy aepai'
men; to consent 10 the return OF III
officers TO spain.
Naval officials make no con'ealmeu
of their anxiety 70 get rid OF Captsl
] CoDras and all the other officers al NJ
n~apolis and Norfolk who are now Q
Darnle. but there Is no intention 10 n
/, isasa the officers until Spain maxi
[ some provision for the ordinary seame'
} Snain's reply TO the presidents orslhl
[ offer TO surrender all the prisoners {
, parole was as follows
lowing 10 the existence OF a SPANS
} Law, 10 The effect that any Spanish sai
or accepting a parole IN oroer 20 ~
y cure his release is liable 70 puhlshmei
Y the government Is unable 10 ACT up
\ the suggestion Of the United states a.
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The Khalifa win Fight.

Wady Hamed, Aug, 24.-The whole
Anglo Egyptian expedition has arrived
here and the advance is now beginning
TO advance to El Hajid, where mai con-
centration will be made for the march
on Omdurman, 40 miles distant, which
will occupy two days, if the khalifa de-
cides to await attack at Omdurman, as
now appears likely, Refugees are ar
irving daily from Omdurman. They all
agree that the khalifa means to fight.
They report that he has 10000 men. the
attack Is expected to occur about sept.
4 our camp of 10000 men. extending
three miles, with the white Gunpoats
ord an inrumerable feet of native
boats. presents a picturesque sight to-
night. Wady Hamed is a village ~
miles above Metammeh and between Of
and 80 miles from Omdurman.
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Want a Lower Tariff.

London. Aug. 26.-The Hong Kong
r~orraspondent of the Daily Mail says:
The retention of the prohibitive Span
ish duties at Manila by the American
authorities is causing concern among
merchants here. who have asked United
States Consul General Wildman 10 use
his influence with General Merritt 10
secure a modification of them. Amer
lean kerosene oil sells here for SlSO a
case, while at Manila the duty dIont
Is 81 o.. Flour pays 20 cents a sack
The object of the Spaniards in imposing
a prohibitive duty was to shut out Tor.
eign imports. If they are retained
they will prevent the importation o.
American goods into Manila. Mer'
chants here in shipping goods to Ma,
Mia did so in the belief that the Mania
tariff would be in accordance with IN
United States customs laws.
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Honrioker OF Smyrna; for state treasurer.
Or. j. Heisler Ban Of Falkland; for
state auditor. John A. Lingo OF Long
neck.
Resolutions were adopted indorslns 'hs
present republican administraton aLn
heartily commencing the Straightforward
and wise craftsmanship Of President NC
Kinley. The resolutions also favored a VIZ
orous foreign policy, the maintenance q
the present gold standard, a revival OF
American shipping and a tarin ABUSED
upon protective lines. Nothing was sara
regarding territorial expansion. The union
republicans will hold their convention
next Tuesday.
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THEY FEAR SUICIDE,
Officers Are Confident That Mrs. Botkin
Is the Mur,leres~.

otngerH are 'oitiltthA Ihd' No.
Is the Murderes~.
Dover, Del. Aug. 25.-Attorney GEN
aral White tonight sent TO san fran-
cisco requisition papers for Mrs. Bot
who il under arrest there, charged
with the poisoning of Mrs. Dunning ana
Mrs. Deane by means Of candy sent
through the mail. The affidavit TO Sc
cure the papers was sworn to by eX-
Congressman Pennington, the father OF
the two poisoned women, and the papers
charge Mrs. BCtkin with murder In the
first degree. Before leaving mere Tor
Georgetown tonight, Attorney General
White said: we have the murderess
and we nave evidence that no defense
can shatter. The only thing we fear is
Mrs. Rotkin's elf-destruCtion.'
Mr.. White added that the writing on
the paper Of the candy package ana IN
the anonymous letters sent to Mrs. Dun
ming have been positively identitied by
Mr.. Dunning as similar to the hand
writing Of Mrs. Botkin. 1t is stated here
that Detective Witsil and a woman po-
lice matron will go West 10 bring Mrs
Botkin here. The California witnesses
win not he summoned 10 Delaware until
the trial is called, but their
will be taken at San Francisco. The
trial will probably be called in october
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SanitnrK Report.

Washington. Aug. 25.-At 2:5o this
morning Adjutaut General Corhin re
ceived from General Lawton, now IN
command at Santiago, reports OF the
health conditions Of the American
troops for the Gath II 25th instant.
"Anr oath. Total lumber of sick, SO4
total number OF fever cases. 536. total
number of new fever cases, AZ; total
number Of fever cases returned 10 duty
SO. Deaths, s. The report Tor Aug.
o5th: Total sick. S67: total fever cases
427; total number Of new cases OF re-
yer. 80; total number OF V cases
returned to duty, a. Deaths, seven.
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At St. Louis.

81. Louis. Aug. 25-Helen Wren. I'm the
opening event to-day. was badly cut
down. which will retire her from the turf.
Track fast. weather pleasant. Results:
Selling. six furiongs-Umbrclla won, En-
ma Lee second. Truxillo third. time. l:l5.
For 2-vear-olds, five and a half furlongs-
Bessie Ewing won, Lafayette second,
Rose Ash third; time. 1:092i, Selling, mile
and a quarter-Charlna won, Fresco sec
ond. Gomez third; time, 2:09. Handicap,
seven furIongs-Silver Set won. Buck VI
dere second, Belle OF Memphis thirdi
time. l:27as. Six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
won. Verify second. Gath third: time,
1.lA. For 2-yrar-olds, five and a half tur-
Ionvs-Guess Me won. Hittick second,
Dandy third; time. l:0Sls.
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NO ENTHUSIASM.
spanish soldiers 10 Receive Their Nine
Months Arrears Of Pay.

Months Arrears OF faF.
London, Aug. 25.-The Madrid CORE
spondent Of the Standard says: Moth
ing can better illustrate the countrys
wSariness disillusion than the
small excitement caused by the return
OF the repatrlated troops. OF the 20
ono men who have left Spain for the
Antilles since March. 1895, $4,000 nave
perished in Cuba, $1,000 have been sent
home invaded and the remainder are
returning TO be diSbanded after TecelV-
ing a portion of their nine months ar
rnars of pay. This clever stroke Of pol
lev on the part Of the government Will
ID is believed. avert the dangers that
otherwise might rave existed from the
disconnected army being made the
tools of military and political
and CarIists. There are AZ generals
and 5000 other officers on the active
list. For these II IS proposed n a the
number Of line regiments shall be IN
creased. The government has Literally
provided hospitals and other accommo-
dations for the returning troops ana
private subscriptions are pouring IN
from various parts Of Spain also Tor the
assistance of the sick soldiers.
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Mnrc Men Mustered Ont.

Washington, Aug. 25-Ordcrs have been
issued TO muster out the following; Fourth
Pennsylvania infantry, 9Th Illinois intan-
try. 2d Wisconsin infantry, three Loulsl-
ana light batteries, two Rhode Island
light batteries. two lows light batteries
Two Oregon light batteries LIST Wisconsin
Y,,h, battery two troops Of kentucky
cavalry liEht batteries of Missouri light
artillery. 9th light battery Of Indiana ar
tDlery and light batteries A. i ana { oi
pennsylvania light batteries. Where the
troops mustered out are not specially dcs-
,enated they include all Of that arm OF
service from the states named.
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UNITED ~TYP0THETAt.
The Nine Hour Matter Is a Knotty Prom
lem to U~ntangle.

Ithh w
Milwaukee, Aug. 25.-The United Ty-
pothetae of America AVE a knotty az
fair to ~untangle in the nine-hour prob
lem. With two protracted executive
sessions to-day, the matter still remains
to be Strengthened out. Both President
j. II. Bowen of the International Press
mems and Assistants union and George
w. Harris, national organizer of the
National Typographical union, gave the
employing printers to understand that
1t was only a question of a short time
when a general demand would be made
for a short-hour workday. The unions
are willing TO submit to a slight reduc-
ton in cities where the scale is hlgh,
but where the pay IL low they ask that
no change be made. As the SITUATION
| now stands, the employers will either
have to grant the nine-hour day or
stand a strike of gigantic proportions.
1t is said several of the employers are
in favor of granting the demand With
out a reduction in wages; others are
willing to compromise on nine and a
half hours, while the remainder are
much opposed to 1t and are ready tc
fight.
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Dubuque. Iowa. Aug. 25.-At Nutwood
park to-day in the first heat Of the 3-year-
old pace Bob FitZsimmons made a hali
mile In 1:02ia. the fastest race paced IN
that class. Results.
Tnrce-year-old pace. purse 5000. seven
starters-KIatawah won i'm straight heats,
time. 2:o9ls. 2.1oia. 2:127i. 2:12 trot, purse
So 500. four startcrs-EaElo Flanagan won
In strnirht heats. time. 2.o9al, e:Flia, I'll.
800 pace. purse $1,000, seven startcrS-Fan-
ME Putnam won third. fourth ana hltH
beate. time. 2.l5is. 2:l5is. 21S. Don Quixote
won the second heat I'm 2.iG. Gu Barrett
took the first heat in 2:loh and was dis
tnnced in the second heat.
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Allen City. y. J. Aug. &-Whhe wrest-
ling to-day at Iiuct park for the cham-
pionship belt turned over 10 Richard FOX
by Ernest Rorhpr. the '"rerrihle creek
Herakltdcs. and the Strong Jap. Iakez-
ava. became involved in such a hsat'n
struggle that the former was reHp'i'N
upronsrfous hv the fearful pressure eN-
erted by IN. I~ausu.s wrestler. When the
match was stopped the Greek was hiask
I'm the face and was in spasms. ie-hlEh'
he lies i'm = precarious condition ana ms
death IT, expected.
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Chicago. Aug. 25-Wedthn- cool, track
slow. Harlem results: Five ana a nan
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Won, AnudnnrN sec
ond. Becky Ban third; time, liza. Five
and a half furlongs-Dors nus won, OId
Fox second. Airblast third; time. J il'z.
Mile and 20 yaTds-Molo won. tr.rlll rec
ond. Locust Blossom third; time, l:7o' ok
and "a half farlnnrs-Eing Bermuda won,
Helchn second. Warren Point third time
l.lg. Mile and a siNtsenth-pavld TennN
won. Fcrvor second, can't Dance third
time. i.5l4. -Four and n half f%urlongs-
links won. Nora G. second, SlVertof
third. time. .5Tia.
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Al GIrns Falls.

GIeus Falls. n Y, Aug 25-Thc grand
circuit meet AT G1cns Falls was continued
to-day In good weather after two post
on account of rain. Results:
2:2n class. ]trottinC. purse S2.oOo-John
Nolan won IN straight heats. time. 2:l8i4,
2lsi.. 2:l5G. Tacomis second, Timorah
third. 2.io class. trottinE, 2-year-olds, two
I'm three. purse Sl0nO-Helcn Gray won IN
straight heats. time. 2.214, 2.26ia; Ruin
Clark second. Handspring third. 2:l5 class.
pscinr. purse .5In-Argctta won I'm
straight heats. time. 2:l4%4. 2:lSfg, 2.5g4
Queen Nitallo second.
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Negrn Cattle Thieves.

st. Louis. Aug. ga special TO me
RanubIic from Texarkana, Tex, says:
A detachment of deputies arrived here
from Red River with six negroes, VINO
were lodged in tail. They were cap
tured In the jungles near the James
plantation. and comprised a portion OF
the cattle thieves who were corraled
in that vicinity on the Esd inst. by the
settlers of the valley. The gang was
armed but had no ammunition, ana foi
that reason surrendered.
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TraiIad in the Dust.

Louisville, Aug. S.-The colors or an
aspirant for tho Overweight champion
shin were tyailsd IN the dust to-hlEht
when Australian Jimmy Ryan disposed OF
Bobby Douglass. tho crack st. Louis hsnI-
er. i'm the l4,h round of a scienunc hsh'.
RYAN did the leading clear through, but
no, until the 14th round did his blows
make an imrress'on. In that round Ryan
landed a terrific r,rht-hand swing on the
Jaw which put his adversary out
RYAN win now fight Tommy Ryan Tor
the welterwsight championship.
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At Saratoga.

Saratoga. n. Y, Aus. 2J.-Weather fine,
track heavy. Fiy furlongs-Fautasy won
IIp,dup second. Hop Scotch third time
1851. Five furlongs-South Africa won,
I'Alouottc second. Lord Zcni third: time
l04 Six furlougs-Ko1 Mitchell won, Es'
frsrla second. Miss Mitchell third. lime
Too Seven furl0nEs-Ben Wardell won
Tsfaca second. Charoutus third time
1904. Niln-ONnard won. BanQuo second
strain Step third; time, l.i7h.
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The order Revoked.

San Francisco. Aug. "a telegram was
received from Washington to-day reNok-
ing the order issued yesterday 20 the e.
feet that no more troops would leave this
city for Honolulu or the Philippines. To-
DAYS telegram directs the New NorKeis
now here to proceed 20 Honolulu on the
transport steamer Scandal. which WI
sail for Honolulu on Saturday. and after
landing her troops and some supplies at
Honolulu will proceed To Manila.
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Social Labor Party Ticket.

ST. Louis. Aug 25-The social labor par
a. has ended its state convention and the
following ticket Is placed in the field.
Judge Of the supreme court, long term.
G. Christenborden. Kansas city shoF'
term. c. Cunningham Kansas city. stat'
superintendont OF public schools. Marc
Rowland. Kansas City, railroad aht
warehouse commissioner ;. AnaFeWs' De
vIer, Macon county.
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New York. Aug 2s~.-Alexander Scott,
A heavyweight pugifist. was 80 severely
beaten by Tommy Butler IN a boxing
bout at the Greenwood Athleue eiuo'
Brooklyn. tonight. that he was 'aksh
from the ring Unconscious al MO-
night ne hsd not been revived. Butter mas
been arrested