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SENIOR POLO BERNABE.
The Former Spanish Minister al
Montreal.

MONTREAL, May 7.-Senor Polo y
Bernabe, formerly Spanish Minister to
the United States arrived here to-day.
On his arrival Polo said he expected
to remain here for a week. He ex-
pressed the hope that Commodore
Dewey might be trapped in Manila
harbor
When shown the Associated Press
dispatches telling of Commodore Dew
ey's victory in the Philippines, he mere
ly shrugged his shoulders and said:
American reports are as rule exag-
gerated."
Senior Polo denies that Lord Aber-
deem indicated that his stay in Canada
was Objectionable.
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British warship at San Pedro.

LOS ANGELES, May I'll. NJ. S.
Imperieuse, Captain Charles Adair
commanding, hove in sight of San
Pedro to-day. and dropped anchor in the
outer harbor at noon. A few wild rumors
that she was a Spanish man-of-war
were set at rest when it was seen that
she was British cruiser. The big
man-of-war's visit proved bonanza
for San Pedro, as she dropped anchor TO
take on a stock of fresh meats and
other fresh provisions.
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newex,s Victory Celebrated.

SALT LAKE, May T.-CommodoTe
Dewey's victory at Manila is being cell
ebrated here tonight by open air
speeches, brass bands and a volumin-
Gus display of red fire. Thousands or
people are marching in the streets and
the widest enthusiasm prevails.
SANTA ROSA, May IA grand pub
lie demonstration was given here to-
night in honor of Armiral Dewey, in
which thousands of people Joined.
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Convicted of Embezzlement.

SALINAS (CaL). May 7.-Ex-Tax-
Collector Westlake was. convicted last
night of having embezzled S3I1 of coun-
ty license fees during June of last year.
This was the third trial. the jury hav-
ing previously disagreed. Eight other
indictments are still pending. An APP
peal will be taken.
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Most of the Money Recovered.

PRESCOTT (Ariz.). May THE
money stolen during the recent fire in
Well, Fargo & Company's office was To-
Gated last night The coin was sto.en
by AdolDh Moser, a youth of Is years,
who was sleeping in the Office at the
time of the fire. Moser admitted his
guilt, and revealed the hiding place of
the money, all except about S125 being
recovered. The amount stolen was
81 600.
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CAPTAIN Alfred Mahan.

NEW YORK, May 7.-Captain Alfred
T. Mahan, U. S. N, retired. who was
recently called from Europe to take a
position with the Board of Strategists
at Washington, arrived here to-day on
board the Cunarder Etruria, under the
name of A. /. Maitland. Captain Ma
han had removed his beard, and this
helped to complete his desire to avoid
identification. Captain Mahan said
that he would remain in this city to-
night, and go to Washington to-mor-
row
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Elliott Defeats Heikes,

KANSAS CITY, May I'm a live
bird shooting match here to-day for the
Kansas City Star cup and 500 side
j. A. r. Elliott of Kansas City defeated
Rolla O. Heikes of Dayton, O., by a
score of "a to 93
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Accepts Miss Gould's Gift.

WASHINGTON. May THE Presi-
dent has accepted the gift of Miss
Helen Gould of New York to the Gov
ernment of 100000 for war purposes,
and her check for that amount to-day
was received at the Treasury Depart
ment.
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Fire at Detroit.

DETROIT, May THE Detroit Soap
Company's plant was destroyed by fire
to-day. The loss is 500, 900; insurance
$50 600
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Condition Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, May - To-day
Treasury statement: Available cash
balance, S213. .402. .S93; gold reserve,
$1S0,672, 4S5.
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DEwEY's VICTORY.
Rear-Adniral Belknap Impressed
With It's BriIliancy.

BOSTON. May 1.-At the banquet of
thes Massachusetts Club tonight Rear
Admiral Belknao said the brilliancy Of
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BATTERY B.

PORTLAND (Or.), May 7.-Compa-
nies C, D, E and F., Fourteenth Infan-
try, Major C. N. Robe commanding,
left Vancouver Barracks for San Fran
cisco over the Southern Pacific. Com
panies A and G, now in Alaska, under
the command of General Anderson,
have been ordered to join the regi-
ment at the Presidio and are expected
to arrive in about ten days.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

ding very IKE panic seilsd upon the
crowd. In q moment or two the rea-
% vas apparent. Prom some cause.
never 6eS-itely known. q harPoouer
had in striking = large COW whale
trarsaxed her calf at her side with
his harpoon. killing Il tmmediately-
he mother. having quietly satisfied
herself that her Offspring was really
dead, turned upon her 1egresors Ike
verltable dsnoa Of destruction. and.
while carefully avoiding exposure %
her body 10 attack. simply spread
dsr~assGtiOn among the eo;iilA. When
ever she rose 70 the surface. II vSs
but for = second, 70 emf; an expiration
Ike the hiss Of . lifting safety valve,
and almost always 10 destroy . boat
or complete the destruction Of one al
ready hoPslssaly damaged.
Every blow was dealt with an ae-
esraey and appearance OF prsmedits-
ton that filed the supertuous Por-
tuguess. who formed . good half d
the erevs, with dlsmsy-ths more 90
that many Of them could only guess
q. the original aus Of what wasrs
ally going On The spesd Of the mon
stsr was 50 great that her almost -
multAneous Eppearanets Al polnta
widely separated made her seem uhiq-
uitous; and - she gave no chance
vhAtevsr for . blow Il certainly
looked - II al the boats would Be de-
streyed seriatim- Not eonte1t with
dealing n tremendonsbl blow att boat
and reducing 81 ct once % . bundle
o. loose boards. she renewed her at
t~entions igain and sgHiR 10 ths wreck
age. a. II determined that the dsstrue-
ton should b complsts. Utter de-
norahIAtion had seized even The vet
ersnA. and escape was the onlythought
GOVERNING all action. But tia distance
to shore was great and the persist
sncs and ugor Of the Observation-Disclosures,
&C far from dmfnishing. seemed 70 In
rease a. the terrible work went on.
At hst two boats did succeed In reach
ing the beach At point where II slopst
very gradually. The crevs had hardly
leGped overheard. 70 run their craft
up high and dry. when close behind
them In the shadows foAmsd and rolled
their relentless ensuE, Just too late to
reach them Out Of the large number
OF WeIlequipped bosts that Let the
ships that morning, oaiy these two e.
eaped unchanged. and the loss Of the
seasons work was frrsnsdiahla. Over
70 men we're badly injured, and Hx,
ons Of whom was the unhappy origin
Of thu whole troubA, were Killed. out
right The triumphant sveneer Of
her slain ofspring disappeared a.
silently ~ she had carried on her
deiy warfare, az far q could
be known unhurt, and with su
accumulated hoard Of experience
kat would. II possible. render her more
Of Devil" 10 any unsuspectinE whale
men who should hereafter have the
Misfortune 10 meet with and attack
her than abe haa proved hsrself 10 Be
already. Detected and crippled, the
esst lost no time In getting away
from the spot and fleeing north TO San
Francisco. there 10 reAt for other and
more profitable fishing grounds
Cornhiu Magazine
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31
A WHALES REVENGE.
Earssed By the KillinE Of HsP cat4
she Deals Dat Death aAa
Destruction.

Awiddy known and feared deyiLAsh
has Its headquarters In the northern
Pacific, mostly along the American
coast, especially affecting the Gulf
Of California. This huge creature Ia
g mammal, ons OF the great whale
family, really q rorqusl Of medium
EiZe and moderate yield Of oil. &.
Only the elite Of the Yankee whale
men, dexterous and daring a. are al
the tribe, can hope to get "to wind
ward" Of the diabolically cunning a.
ants whom they abuse with such
fluent and frequent how Of pietur-
sIque profanity. II iSa peculiar char.
~Acterlstie Of this animal that It seems
ever on the alert scarcely exposing for
one moment its broad back above the
sea surface when rising to spout, and
generally travelling, unlike all lite con-
gersra, not upon, but = few feet be-
low, the wsteE For this reason, and
in thiG fishery alone, the whalers arm
themselves with iron-shaftsd hAr-
poems. in order TO strike with greater
force and certainty Of direction
whale some distance beneath the sur
face. A standing order. too, among
them IL nsyer by any chance to In
jure . calf while the mother lives, Encs
such an act exposes all ans sundry
near the spot 10 imminent and violent
death. Neglect Of this most neces-
sary preeAntion, or more probably sc-
cidspt, once brought about 3 calamity
that befsll . feet Of IS American
S~halsships which had been engaged
in the "bowhsad" fishery among the
ice foes Of the Arctic Pacific. In order
to waste no time. they came south
when winter set In, and BY common
consent renderoused IN MarghArtta
bay, Lower California, for . month or
two's "deviLdshipg."
Tho whales were exceedingly Gbun-
dant that season, and all the ships
were soon busy With ~ much blubber
a. they could manage. The saEe with
which the whales were being obtained,
however, led 20 conaderAble careless
mas and forge4fulness Of the fact that
the whale never changes its hGblts.
One bright morning, about three
weeks after the opening Of the e a
son, the whole Aotnla Of 80 boats, four
from each ship. had been lowered and
were making their way as rapidly a.
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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31
Truth Il stranger Than Fiction


Mrs. Eva Tardo isl WOMAN without
feeling. To her the sensations Of pain,
heat and cold are unknown. She Is .
native OF the West Indies, and ls young
and beautiful. Editor John A. Knott,
OF Hannibal, No, is responsible for
this stEtsment. A week ago Mu.
1srdo vas IN bis town and Editor Knott
witnessed something be had never seen
before. In bis paper, the Journal, he
Publshea the following account OF 1t:
"A select company composed largely
OF physicians witnessed : wonderful
exhibition At DIR. Chowning's ONCE last
night The subject was awomAn, and
she proved to the satisfaction Of the
learned doctors that they bal q perfect
ease Of snaesihssls before them without
the ase Of drugs-in ether words .
human being without feeling.
"1he test consisted Of 4 woman
sticking brass pins into her neck and
face with q reeklessness that made even
the doctors cringe. Then = long. sharp
instrument waS thrust through Der
chers, following which she drank half
3 glass d gasoline which generated gas
In her stomach and was conveyed back
to the mouth BY bslching. With the
m7uie' clo9sd the gas wa foreee
through tie weund msds n t6e oheel
and into 8 small gas pipe. The gsi
4hs igniled and burned for severa
ninutes-a Veritable human gas well
sin the most amusing part Of tn
performance, ex-Postmaster j. NJ
Nickel played q leading part. ThI
lady lighted a cigar, sealed the smokI
IN her mouth by closing her lips tightl.
and through 8 rubber tube placed owe
the wound 10 her cheek, Mr.. Nickel
drew the smoke from her mouth. S,
mach did Mr.. Nickel enjoy It that DR.
Howell vas moved 10 take a pun .
two.
1.-THE next test was made BY Dr.
Goodier, who thrust = large rusty ha
pin through the muscle Of the lady
arm, and DR.. Howell removed 1t b
simply permitting the weight Of th
srm to extrieate it.
"Tbe most wonderful test was mad
by mEddening = huge raitlesnake u
desperation, which wreaked vengeanc
on its tormentor By thrusting its poison
Gus fsngs deep into her arms, and 8
fierce was the attack that the reptil
left one Of its isngs in her flesh, whicI
was removed BY the wonderful womAi
and presented TO DR.. Basket.
Through all these trying ordeal
the woman passed without e~videncinI
the least pain, and the doctors ar
satisfied that she Is Absolutely doyOi'
OF feeling. She is also insensible t
cold or beat, the temperature with be
being always the same"
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31
Winter Work or Farmers.

The agricultural department Of the
State University offers work this winter
for farmers, dairymsn and h~srticultnr-
lists that Will do much 10 improve the
agriculture Of Missouri, II properly
appreciated By the public. This work
begins January s., 1899, and continues
twelve weeks. IL is = training school
in the best up-to-dsie methods Of gen.
eral farming, stock growing, breeding
and feeding, dAirying, fruit growing
and gardening. The work IL entirely
practical and the results Of previous
sessions Of this school have clearly
shown that any farmer Of reasonable
Intelligence will be able to use the
information gained there ~pro6tably
throughout the remainder Of his life.
Even experienced and successful far
mers and horticulturists have found
many things Of great value to Them In
these courses. The tuition 10 free and
the course is open to all without
entrance examinations. The young
men and young wOmen Of this county
who eEPec. to farm should not neglect
this opportunity Of posting themselves
on the best up-to-date methods Of farm.
ing. Send 10 the University for an
illustrated catalogue Of these courses,
and begin your preparation to attend
this winter
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31
Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders In the Com.
mercial Bank. Of Lexington, No, will
be held In the directors room Of said
bank, on Monday, January 9th, 1894. At
10 O'Clock a. m, for the puTposs OF elect.
ing directors for said bank, for the
ensuing year, and to transact any Other
business that may come before said
meeting.
Lexington, No. December 80. ls9s.
RoBT. TAUBMAN, President.
]. 4. MooBEHEAD, Secretary.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31
RESOURCES OF PHILIppINRa
Thsrs IL Vast wealth In tAs Is-
lands awaiting ozl-
tfvatien.

The most important agricultural
product II what 10 known TO commerce
a. Manila hemp. thousand. Of tons cf
this hber IL taissd annually on the
PAeihs slopss Of the southern isisndA,
where It also grows Wild. That thia
Is the leading bro1uet Of the Philip.
Ptnes u due 10 the fact that its oul-
tivation requires the least stfort With
only carelsn attention II 10 possible to
raise many tons 70 the acre. The
fiber rs obtained from 4 species Of
plantain called sbaea, q tree which
grows TO the height Of from IS 70 %
feet and IL from 9 TO 10 inches In
diameter. The trunk may be e. cas-
ny separated as a stalk Of celery. An
ordinary knife only u required to
cut down the tree, and . rude instru.
msnt is used 70 press out the Juice
and shred the nber. After Q little
drying in the sun, and packing II into
bales Of ato pounds each, ~ n ready
for shipment. The United States and
49, sn'rs prop
-. 1I sio"n nownet'
nat !
~, "Ao gan inVsn, I
70:
pulp, leaving only the fiber. A ruds
wrong
'H ransn" &c"
'as orosf " importance ~
.ns sou uga Ing
"'rian
anu {estns mienoi
e.pAp OF producing . osst
me reason Q a poor quality lei
~ the eH OF manufacturing and
oisoii' climate
r ., .ne cane which y
ssPenor IN AecnArlns. me method,
"heh pre,auec
ntn century are stu II
'VESe tne rnnnPPneh
ne .ni,u Proouet OF tne fhinPpine'
IN lne otoer OF importance Is tobacco
w" on,No o'A'es FURNISHES I
nIn' ior 'Ie hemP eIa sugar o.
e.feely any ~" tooaee'
elsAr. y orougn' 10 TINS country
e1eep' no" sna 'nen upon saiiins yes
~. .nsAseo IN eAsIsrn trade Blu
eiop IN important one. ny TO
os0 sHo eig.ra nav long hssd III
.'Pa1suon IN 2 east that tn
NOES IN the west
Icy .he lnaus,ry has shown = ten
y sApano' OWING 70 D fne
lhe spanish government reals
lIs,ih ein.tene ATTEST uneereet
OF IN e,n poiey, has abandoned II
~TaoPoiy o' n trade
prcsoe,s Of e
~ W DC menuonso' truis
nos euiA'eo, = grows VIC y
nes ana variety ohArae'srsn
u0P'eal country. bananas o. ..
Poor 9usisl
sOs, s &c many Ne
inere are D
o-1 mere NO Nn
ns NJ, nov y
,honuh ,t.n. :
n%aStsni,S ~ 49, ~. y
Sus'er
SrNua IN DV,tis.. ans
Thsnn. N Ply
tHnNEs~" 'ne l.anos ~ W
arSI sIleui1ure y yet u
~. go .y.oHor.un.us
Ap.T,An mooeT
Nn s I9srsn hot
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

John Collins, the gay young society
dock who killed bis father at Topeka,
Kansas, In order to get money from
his life insurance, with which o spl1rge,
has been convicted. John will get
considerable money from bis fA,her's
estate, and will not 60 to the pen, as
long Is the money lasts.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

The Colambis Herald pa, out Al
unusually fine Christmas edition. Ii
toe Herald keeps OF al is present rate,
it will soon cone out IS s msgszine,
like sca5per or Harper.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31


Don't forget that "Poor Old Mis-.
sour, without any state appropriation
captured more premIuns at the Omaha
exposition than aby other state. 10
the agricultural department Missouri
took Is gold medals, 4 SILVER medals,
70 bronze medals and SO diplomas,
being more than three tmes the awards
made to any other state, and far out.
ranking them III the value Of premiums
won. We exhibited 4 far greater
variety Of agricultural products than
any other state and a greater number
OF varieties Of corn and wheat. 1t IL 4
good thing tor the other states thaI
Missouri did not make any great effort
a. she would have captured all tht
PriSsI
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

Next week IS the week Of prayer
Everybody ought 10 pray that our rui-
ers be given wisdom 10 guide the ship
Of state through the storm that seems
TO be gathering about Us.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

Ne have received . lot Of literature
IN regard to the best manner Of restor-
ing our merchant marine. The only
proper way TO restore 1t Is to elect 3
democratic congress and s democratic
president. They viii repeal q whole
lot Of fool laws which destroy our
marine. The republicans believe in
giving pensions sad bounties; we
believe in giving honest men q fair
chance.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

Let the newspapers Of the country
make gar on the PsPer trust, and thai
gigantic monopoly will hsve to disband.
VI are IN favor OF removing the tAun
at once, from paper aud pulp.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

The trial Of Jesse james, charged
With tram robbery, viii be taken up ST
Kansas City, January 10th The
defendant has scared z. L. Yesger,
>. c. FAIR and Frank Walsh TO defend
hlm.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

The Slater Index forgot that it was
. plain country newspaper, and put
ou, & Christmas number that ~PsralyEed
it, contemporaries. The number was
a brilliant effort, and We hope its
patrons appreciated l..
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

The HigglpsvlllO Roy1
No. %, A. =. and A. N
meeting, Monday e's', "
following Officers Tor !
AlonEo Barnes, hIGh pr
thras, king A. Wade &c
ny, treasurer A. b. b. ~
L. T. Land, capt, Of ho'1
principal sojournsri W.
arch captain NJ. Lsa'sr,
W. A. Braecklsin, mas1'
osubell. Master let veil
sentinel,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

The English income tax law collects
three cents on ever dollar Of ali incomes
Of $1,000 9 year and over. England i.
q monarchy, bot believes in making
incomes pay The taxes to support the
government. The United States is q
republic, and she is also the only nation
on earth that says sn income tax i,
unconstitutional. Uncle Sam cares for
the rich; the poor can pay the taxes
and beg.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

The southern people have begun %
ihirk tha; Mckinley is = petty good
hind Of = fellow, Vhen Marx Hsnnz's
string Is uo, tied 10 his leg.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

Tie Missouri Legislature uill meet
Wednesday, Jsausry 4th. There are
may applicants for positions. Asy
the best met gst them.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31


Hon. a. NJ Dockery will retire from
Congress on the lth Of March. He is
q member Of The committee on appro-
Priations, which Is considered an espec-
ial honor. Missouri has had a member
Of the committee for the past sixteen
years, and when Mr. Dockery retlres
there will be an effort TO have Mr..
Cowberd take his place. The Missouri
delegation viii be solid for him, and If
the people Of Missouri had q chance 10
endorse him, II would be done with &
will. cowherd is worthy Of any honor
that can be conferred on him.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

Last week enc Of cur readers wss
ssnevhA, disappointed because We hsd
rot our usual article II favor Of the
whipping post.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

While q iron industry Is highly
'~'pro.ected," Our iron manufacturers
are undertaking European manu-
t~acturers for delivery in their own
territory. 1t is time to remove the
protection.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31
A THAT NEED
o~ns-Quarter OF All LII
Disease 10 Absolu1
v~sntabls.

In connection with u
stitute q popular lsctur1
by DR.. Alexander hi
Downing college and
Of Cambridge university
al Death" He remark
not the dangers OF raj
nor the few murders
which brought down
longevity OF human lie
10 so years. They must
subtle murderers thal
year 100000 babies wsr
land and Wales, II the
children and saw wh,,
be the end OF them, !
that 10000 died a violen'
dent, about the same
succumb 20 the mys'
which they knew now
p~reventable, because Q
Tuberculosis in its
about 10000 would die
ly p~reventable causes
pox. measles and scar
$1,000 would be allow
their natural lives, aug
twenty might expect
the machine was worn
o%ne-quarter Of all me
destroy life were aosO
able. II the practice Q
only on a level with ~,
erage longevity woulO
once from 50 TO g. ID
Der OF diseases over
vldual had control We
takes In eating and OF
vided diseases into thr
said they would never
venting them until me
GRAFTON OF the public
should have the same G.
Of the causes and pro
ventable diseases tha'
ncer himself had, Inc
ture Of consumption
allied 20 years ago
Of the cows In the co
b~erculous, and half ID
uted the bacillus
They could boil the m
no more afraid Of boil,
he was OF a well-cooksO
natural form Of death
falling asleep when
tired - Times,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

'Eqaal rights for al; special
pnrileges 10 none. This should be
the sentiment Of every American citizen.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

Nearly one thousand teaehsn were
present At the State Teacher Assoeia-
ilou, At jefferson City tins week.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

What ; pity thai some governor Of
Kansas does lot brses mp snd sign >
10, Of deaih-wArr1nis. WHIST 3 whole
sale hanging that s,ale might enjoy.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

Justin ;. Morrill,, fof over thirty
years senator from Vermont died 81
Washington, y. C., "Wednesday.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

Many years ago q public man was
expected TO resent any slur en- his inleg.
rity and homer. II be did not, he was
ranked as : coward, and was stunned,
The result was that we had honest men
IN congress and the Senate. Now we
have three members Of the senate who
are openly charged with bribery, steal.
ing and corruption, and they seem
rather pleased at the distinction. Oh,
for q few hlgb-toned killings.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-31

LEI the sugar truSs bghi. Nv hen
thieves fall cot, honest men gel their
dles.r