Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-12-29
0nNEnAL Nnws NoTEs.

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position.
Felipo AgonciIo, personal reprpscu'
tive ~ Agulnaldo, lehder OF the Phil
ipplne patriots, rs In Washington
AgOncillo Will await the arrival Of
three eminent Flllplnos who ARE en-
routo wllh aGditloral Instructions
from Aguln0ldO,
w. T.. Craig, Missouri pioneer and
one OF the oldest residents Uf ST.. Jo
seph, died at . o'clock Monday morn
Ding, at the home OF his SON. j. W.
Craig,i 22O6 Felix street, The deceased
w'as 7S years OF age and was one Oh
the best known men In 81. Joseph,
Mrs. William T,an1er ldlled her
6months-old babe with strlchnine aud
took the poison herself. This failing
TO end her life, she secured her hus
bands razor and cut her throat dy
Ing Soon Nfberward. Temporary In.
sanity n Dc Thought, may have caused
Tho Tragedy.
u. w. Darnunn died Mt Union, Neb.
Monday, aged ". He went TO No.
braslua In 1857, and represented Oass
coainty an 1.-The territolial leglslature
and also in the SENATE In 1873. liz
was q member of The Episcopal
Church and was prominent member
of the Ancient, Free and Accepted
Mayons.
Rodent Fellows dropped dead at the
house OF nephew, George HAIL
at 0bbunlwh, Iowa, at ~ dim
ner given In commemoIatlon Of
his 6Oih wedding anniversary Mr.
Fellows had just passed his 8lst year
He went DO 0tbumwa in 1867. His
faltAer WINS "a general In the Revolu
tionary war under Washington. Hi
wife survives,
DR.. J. P. Woodson, OF Andrew coun
w, owner Of q drug store at Cosby
WINS arrested ihere Monday by q dep
uty United Staltes marshal on q
charge iof bookkeeping. He was mr.
raigned before United States Commits
sioner Pollock alt ST. Joseph, pleaded
mot guilty, employed o. good lawyer
and will fight the charge,
The auxiliary cruiser Badger lefi
League Island Navy Yard for Norfolk
where she has been ordered by the
navy department for further equip
mont, preparatory 10 sailing for San
Francisco, She carries twenty-sever
unarines from 1.-THE League Island bar
raclts, lbNenty of whom are members
OF the famous Guantanamo battalion
Colonel Philip Henry Moore died al
Wheeling, w. Va, Monday, OF parNly
sis. He WINS the editor and owner o.
the Ohio Valley Manufacturer. When
the civil WAR opened he cast his for
tunes with the Confederate urmN ant
rose TO the ramk OF lieutenant colonel
in the engineer corps In 1859 he cs
tablished the Wheeling Daily Union
Owing TO the failure OF the seconds
10 agree upon conditions, II has beer
decided no abandon the proposed due
ait Budapest between Baron Banny
THE Hungarian premier, and Deputy
Heransky, OF the opposition in The
lower house of parliament who, IN
the course OF last Fridays debate
upon 'bhe governments policy, called
the premier an imposter, cheat AND
traitor.
The Rome correspondent OF tho
London DAILY Mail says; "rhe con
ference based upon the disarmament
proposal OF Emperor Nicholas has
been fixed for st. Petersburg about
the beginning OF May next, prior TIC
which the Russian government will
submit officially no the powers n def
mite plan of disarmament, In orde1
to enable them TO formulate modlf
cations or counter suggestions"
Ensign Olson, of the Salvation Army
corps No. /, STARTED from Kansas City
Mo-, Monday, on a trip through Kan
sas, In the interest of the Children,
Junior meetings. The ensign expects
Ito organize and strengthen the Jun
iors wherever he can. and start Sun
day school In connection with them
He will visit Pbttsburg, Er1porta, Wei
1ington, Wichita, Winfield, Topeka AND
other OF the more Important towni
in Kansas.
Frank Pace, representing attor.
ney, and his brother, Henry met N
L. Aderholtz, n prominent stockman
on the street OF Harrison, Ark, Mon
day and a duel ensued In which Alder.
holtz wis mortally wounded, The
trouble grew out OF difficulty few
days ago between AdeTbolts and Cap
tain Pace, father OF the brothers, In
which Captain Pace was dangerously
shot and 10 bysIander killed by a
stray bullet.
Martin A. Gauldin, for sixty years
one OF the most prosperous farmers
and prominent business men OF Sa-
lime county, Mo-, died at his home in
South Marshall Monday morning, al
10 O'Clock. Ten children OF the de-
ceased are living, embracing many Oh
THE best families in the county. Mr.,
Gauldin was born in Campbell county,
Va, March %, 1918, and moved to Mis-.
souri, when 10 very young man. He
became very wealthy.