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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16
Morley win write cI.d.tone,. LII

Morley VIII Write Gladstoness Life.
John Morley, the eminent liberal
statesman and writer, has been
chosen by the Gladstone family ia
write Mr.. Gadstoneis life.
The only obstacle to his selection
from the first was his agnosticism,
which, it was thought, might unfit
him for dealing with the religious
side OF Mr.. Gladstone's character and
career.
No living English statesman waz
more thoroughly in sympathy with
Mr.. Gladstone, both mentally and POI
iitically, or is better equipped of per,
sonal knowledge and intimacy to give
an idea of the man himself.
1t is predicted that Mr.. Morley viii
devote himself to his herculean labor
for the next few years, withdrawing
to q great extent, from politics.
This will leave the Irish home rule
cause with only one really sincere,
uncompromising advocate among The
liberal leaders-Lord Speneer.-Lon
DON cable to the New York World.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16

General Sherman is generally cred
tied with having originated the ex-
preston, "War is hell" AS matter
Of fact, it was first used 81 Charles
Sumner in an address ON 81 ne True
Grandeur of Nations" delivered at
Boston in 1S45. Mr.. Sumner then
said: "War itself is hell. recognized
legalized. established, organized BY
the commonwealth of nations for the
determination of international quee
tions."
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16
Chief OF the Cherokees.

A very distinguished man 10 in
Deadwood. He is the chief of the
Oherokees and his home is in Indian
territory. His Indian name is Jun
Rey, which in English means John
King. He is So years old and has been
educated In the best schools in the
country, including the medical course
in Ann Arbor. For eleven years he
practiced medicine, but for the past
twenty-four years he has been heal
ing diseases by the laying on of the
hands.
He wears long chain around his
neck which contains a number of
lions teeth which the old chief killed
IN Sierra Leone, Africa. He owns a
large ranch in Old Mexico on which
he has I,7O0 head of cattle. At the
time the war broke out he was living
in Cuba, where he has large tract
OF land on which were two sugar
mills. The Spanish came to him and
demanded $500 for war purposes. He
gave the amount, but when they came
and demanded $500 additional, he
pleaded the necessity of going to Ha
vana to obtain the money.
When he arrived in the city he drew
out all OF his money from the bank
and left Immediately for America. H q
mills were afterward destroyed by
the Spaniards. Ihe old chief has two
sons who are now with Dewey in the
philippines. DR.. Ming, as the chief is
called, is a brilliant speaker and has
the erect carriage of his tribe. He
has spent many years travelling
abroad. He carries in his veins one
quarter white blood or as he puts it
twenty-five cents worth."-Omaha
World-Herald.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16
Japan VIII Prohibit Seal Killing.

Seattle, Wash, November Slate
sdvices from Japan state that 1t 10
likely that the seal and otter hunters
will be prohibited from fishing and
hunting of the coast of Japan before
the fleet sails next year. Japan Il
trying to foster deep-sea fishing. and
under the new foreign treaties that
60 into effect next year it is believed
that the prohibition can be made.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16
What the Texas Man Uses.

A certain farmer in Texas not a
hundred miles from Greenville sal
down with his family to breakfast
They sat in chairs made in Indiana.
the table was made in st. Louis, the
dishes were made in New York, the
knives, forks and spoons were i'm
ported from England; the biscuits
were made of -four from Kansas.
shortened with ard from Missouri
cooked on a stove made in Chicago
and his coffee was served with sugar
from Louisiana. When breakfast was
over he drove to town in a wagon
made in Ohio, while his son went Ont
with $40 gun made in Pennsylvania
and an imported SO dog.to kill five
cent birds for dinner. His daughte
went riding on SIS bicycle made in
Massachusetts,. His wife swept the
door with a broom from Cincinna IT,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16
SagastA,a Denial.

Madrid, November 9.-The premier,
SENIOR Sagasta, was questioned Mon
day as to whether # was a TACT that
the Spanish government had address
ed a not to the powers asking The
latter il they would support Spain in
protesting against ''the inten tions of
the United States toward the Philip
pine islands" He replied that such .
note had not yet been dispatched.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16
Chinese Drugs.

The employees in the office of this
appraiser of customs recently were
busy examining a shipment of Chi
nese medicines, and the place smel-ed
like a fertilizer factory. There wert
the usual number OF dried snakes,
the look of which would be certain
to kill or cure any intelligent patient
There were also number OF plumr
lizards, spitted on rods, and expanded
with slips of bamboo till they resem-
bled tennis racquets; a lot of "sea
horses" long, slender fish, with a
head like horse and a prehensile
tail; bundles of centipedes fiattened
out and pasted on sticks; cans full
Of preserved polllywcgs and angie
worms, and many other curious pana.
ceas, each of which Smelled worse
than the other. There were pills as
large as prunes, handsomely decor
ated; roots and YARDS" of many
kinds, which would paralyze Qua
ker doctor, and boxes and bottles OF
alyze anybody. The forty separate
and distinct smells of the town Of
Cologne are nothing as compared t.
the orders arising from about $10l
worth of Chinese medicine, which
made some of the men handling the
stuff sick. Foul smell seems to be g
requisite in most medicines, and il
the beneficial effects of medicine are
proportion ate to its odor the medi.
cines of the Chinese should be the
best in the world.-Portland Oregon
ian.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16

The Cheap Cynic-"The number Of
people who speak English" said the
Amsteur Statistician, sis now 116,.
ee0, 600" 1t is a wonder" said The
Cheap Cynic, some OF them do not
gUt ON the stage. "-Cincinnati Ens
GSxsuk. -s=-<..s-.s>zn-1a-Srzz
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16

The cloth Of the old Egyptians was
so good that, though it had been
used for thousands of years as wrap.
pings for mummies, the Arabs of to-
day can wear it. 1t is all of linen,
the ancient Egyptians considering
wool unclean.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16

The Tibetans have a week of five
days, named after iron, wood, water
feathers and earth.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16

An easy going young man never
Ringers with his best girl UAk0 aftss
midnight
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16

Members of the Mexican board of
health have just imported from Eu-
rope am X-ray apparatus. It is TO
be used for inspecting cans of pre-
served meats and fruits, ito deter
mine if they are fit for consumption"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16

Tattooed dogs are now the fashion
in London A coat of arms or a mon
ogram is marked on the throat or
breast of the animal. The process
10 made almost painless by the use of
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16

Shoes made OF porpoise leather an
absolutely impervious to water.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16

As Will Preston and his wife stood
before the picture of the vaar at tn.
ensuing Academy sne looked up At
him with a little smile and said:
"And what have you called it, after
all, dear?"
"WeH, I Hhought Of giving it the
title "A Monkey ON a Stick but it's
been catalogued On Board the Bon
ME Belle by w. Preston"
K. A." proudly added Jessie, a.
they turned away homeward.-Chi-
cago Times-Herald.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16

An Arkansas City man has q can.
cured flag from Manila.
Could Not Understand the Difference.
Stuart Robson recently arrived at
Weehawken, and, tired and dusty. was
awaiting the ferry-boat to take him
across to New York, when he was
approached by a ragged individual.
who was troubled with 'the twitters."
Please, mister, will you be so good
as to give a poor tramp a nickel p"
ne asked; II am broke, and want to
get across the river" Robson extract
ed the coin from his et-pocket,
and, placing it in the outstretched
hand, said: There you are, my dear
man; but I can not for the life of me
understand what difference it makes
which side of the river you are on so
t0ng AZ you are broke"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16

The n. II. H. Co., No. rs.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16

MS hands were tied, had the use of
his feet, and as his tormentor came
within reach he lunged out with ali
his force.
Taken unawares, the man sprung
backward to avoid the blow, and, for
getful of the hatchway behind him.
lost his balance and fell down 1t. In
railing he turned half round and, his
oemple came In contact with the
farther side of the opening as he fell.
Will heard the splash OF his body
I'm the water. and waited, horror
struck. for any further sound, but
nothing met his ears save the wash of
thte waves. He struggled to free
himself SO that he might try and save
his would-se murderer, but though
ne strained until the cords cut into
ms wrists, it was useless.
The tide had already turned and
was creeping through the broken bull
warks, and soon the first wave came
gently washing along the deck, nearly
reaching his feet. Again he strained
and tugged at his bonds in vain. He
turned his eyes lougingly toward the
boat, which had been moored 70 the
side of the schooner, and then indeed
he gave up hope, for It was gone!
A half-hour passed, and the Gins
were lost to view, while the nights be-
gan to twinkle in the village and
along the little wooden pier. Higher
and higher rose the water until IT
reached his shoulders. and he began
10 feel chill and numb. Presently the
beat-beat of steamers paddles came
waited over the shimmering sea, and
with a wild thrill of hope he turned
his head.
Yes. there she was, gliding along
swiftly and smoothly, her portfolios
spd saloons brightly lighted and
effafns 81 The bend comiif1 o. hin
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-01
XXIII.

w ciagu kilku ~miesiscy, podczas kt6rych ksis2e
Ramzes pelnif ~obowiazki namiestnika DJlnego Egiptu,
jego swistobliwy ojciec coraz bardziej zapadal ma zdro-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-01

IQZlOm.
Dlatego wszyscy, niby jeden MAJ, padli ma ziemie
jeczac i dop6ty lezeli ma brzuchach swoich, az faraon
Izgodzil sic poddac kuracyi.
Wtedy lekarze ma caiy dzie6 wyniesli 90 do ogro.
du, miedzy ~pachnace drzewa iglaste, karmili 90 sieka.
mem miesem. poll mocnymi rosofami, mlekiem i starem
winem. Dzielne te srodki ma jakis tydzieh wzmocnilv
|jego swiatobliwose; wnet jednak przyszlo MOVIE oslabie.
ME ola zwalczania 60 zmuszono pana, azeby pill swieza
krew cielat, pochodzacych cd Apisa.
Lecz i krew ME ma dfugo pomogla, i trzeba by}o
odwofat sic do porady arcykaplana ~swiatyni zfego boga
|Seta.
Wsr6d powszechnej trwogi, ponury kap}an wszedl
do sypialni jego swiatobliwosci, spojrzaf ma chorego "a.
lecif straszne lekarstwo.
-.Trzeba-rzekl-dawac faraonowi do picia krew
z niewinnych dzieci, codzieh pc kubku....
Kapfani ~magnaci, zapefniajacy pok6j, oniemimeli
ma taxa rads; Potem, zaczsli szeptae, &c do tego celu
~najlepsze beda dzieci c~hlopskie; dzieci bowiem kapia1.
skie wielkich pan6w jz W niemowlsctwie tracs ME.
winnosc.
wszystko mi jedno, czyje to beds dzieci - cd.
Parf okrutny ,kapaan-byle jego swistobliwosc mia} co.
dzie1 swiezs krew.
Pan, lezsc ma i6zku z zamknietemi oczyma, sluchai
tel krwawej rady ~lekliwych szept6w dworu. A gdy
jeden z lekarzy niesmialo spyta} Herhora: cry mona "a.
jac sic wyszukaniem ~odpowiednich dzieci2 g.. faraon &C.
knal sic. Wlepil madre ocy W obecnych i rzekl:
Krokodyl ME pozera swoich malych, szakal i by.
ena oddaje zycie "a swe szczenieta, a ia mialzebym pic
krew ~egipskich dzieci, kt6re 50 mojemi dziecmi3.. Ia.
prawds, ~nigdybym ME przypuszczal, ze osmieli mi sic
kto zalecic tex ~niegodne lekarstwol.
tDalsry oisg nastspi)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-01

glove sp1ynsla czastka iaski najwyzszej.
w takiej chwili, ME byio wolno uderzye czlowieka
ami bydlecia: XII, podniesiony mad grzbietem, sam opa.
DAT. Jezeli zas przestepca, skazany ma smierc, dowi6d{
ze czytano mu wyrok W czasie ukazania sic pana nieba
l ziemi, zmniejszano mu kare. Albowiem pred farao
mem chodzi moe, a "a MIN milosierdzie.
Uszczesliwiwszy lud sw6j, wladca wszystkich RE.
czy, jake tylko SO pod slo1cem, zstepowai do swoich
~ogrod6w, misdzy palmy i sykomory, tn siedzial mai.
'dluzei, odbierajsc holdy cd swych kobiet przypatrujsc
sic zabawom dzieci swojego domu. Gdy kt6re z mich
pis!knoscis czy zrecznoScis zwr6cilo jego uwags, prey
.woiywal je do siebie i pytal:
- Kto ty jestes. moi male6ki?
Jestem ksisze Binotris, syn jego swiatobliwosci
- ~odpowiedzial chlopczyk.
A jake nazywa sic twoja matka2
= Moja matka jest PAM Ameses, kobieta jego
swistobliwosci. "
- Coz ty umiesz2
-Umiemj z liczyc do dziesieciu i napisaG: MECH
zyje wiecznie ojciec bog nasz, swiatobliwy faraon Ram
zes?'....
Pan wiecznosci dobrotliwie usmiechal sic swoia
~delikatna, prawie przezroczysta reka dotykal kedzierza
wei gfowy czupurnego ch}opca. W6wczas dziecko ma
prawde zostawalo ~ksieciem, pomimo ze jego swiatobli.
wosc wciaz usmiecha1 sic W spos6b zagadkowy.
Ale kogo raz dotknefa boska reka, ten ME m6pf
zaznac niedoli W zyciu musiaf bye wywyzszonym mad
innych.
Ma obiad szed} wladca do drugiei sail jadalnei i
dzieli} sic ~posifkiem z bogami wszystkich nomes6w Egip
tn, kt6rych posagi staly wzdluz scian. Czego zaS ME
zjedh bogowie, to dostawalo sic k~ap}anom najwyzszym
osobom dworu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-15
NEWS OF THE DAY.

A stormy meeting was held at Ola
the, Kan, yesterday, to denounca ex-
Gov. John P. st. John for signing q
petition to allow q drug store TO sell
liquor.
At the annual meeting of the Mas
sachusetts cotton mills at Lowell yes
terday it was voted to consider an ex
tension Of the works in Georgia.
The United States Circuit Court o.
Appeals in Cincinnati yesterday decid-
ed that the agreement Of the last Iron
Pipe Trust was against the anti-irus!
law.
The McGraw brewery, at Harper's
Ferry, was sold yesterday to August
Kruger, Of Cincinnati, for $4,000
The brewery cost between $4,000 and
$40, 900.
Representative Sulzer, of New York
has introduced q resolution setting
apart February -, Lincoln's birthday
and April %, Jeflerson's birthday, as
legal public holidays.
In the Senate yesterday Senator
Morgan's resolution to inquire if rep
resentative Of the autonomous govern
meut of Cuba had been accredited to
this country was adopted.
10 the debate yesterday in executive
session of the Senate on the Hawaiian
annexation treaty, Senator Davis. IL
charge Of the treaty. said he could not
state when the Senate would be pre-
pared to take vote.
Hon. Robert NJ. McLane, ex Govern
or of Maryland and exhibited States
minister TO France, is dying from in
huenza in Paris. Mr.. McLane's great
age, he being nearly eighty-three, pre-
cludes the poss bility of his recovery.
The big works of the Maryland SteeI
Company, at Sparrow's Point, neal
Baltimore, have again closed down, in
Guiding the immense steel rail mill
and as consequence about 5000 per
sons have been thrown out of employ
ment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-15
THE DE LONE AEEALn

The Spanish cabinet yesterday fcr.
mally accepted Senior De Lomes rese.
nation as minister to the United STATES
and appointed Senior Louis Polo B.r.
nabe as his successor. A decree Will
also be issued convening the chambers
before the end of this monta so rs To-
enable the election of the new Cortesfo
occur on March 20. General Woodford
United States minister at Madrid pre.
sented note referring to the De LONE
letter.
A dispatch from Madrid says "The
note from Minister Woodford demand
ed that Spain should formally di-
avow the insults to President Ne.
Kinley, contained in Senior Dupuv De
Lome's letter to Senior Canalejas. The
cabinet council, it is reported, decided
unanimously to reply to Minister Wood.
ford that Senior De Lome's spontaut-
Gus resignation, and the terms of the
decree accepting it, were considered
sufficient satisfaction. It's understood
that Minister Woodford received this
lutimatlou anu ulSpatcneu long cpheg
telegram to Washington.
Another dispatch from Madrid says
"The Spanish ministers have decided
to reply in fitting way to United
States Minister Woodfords statement
concerning the De Lone letter, which
is condemned in the most absolute
manner by Premier Sagasta and all the
ministers.
The State Department has taken
steps to place in the hands of Senor
Canalejas, to whom the letter was sd.
dressed, the epistle written by Senior
Dupuy De Lone, which led to the
resignation of the minister, and ye'
terday evening delivered to Mr. Cal
deron Carlisle the legal attorney for
Senior Canalejas of Cuba, the letter al
dressed to him by Senior De Lone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-15

man OF that committee says he will
give its friends a hearing early in
March.
The republican elections committee
of the House made a virtue of necessity
to-day and agreed to allow the minor
ity until Friday to prepare their report
in the Thorp-Epes contested election
case.
BY vote of ten to three the House
committee on military affairs to day
refused to report favorably the Odell
bill authorizing any denomination, sect
or religion to erect building for re
ligious worship on any military reser-
walton in the country
Mr. Flstford, well known Stafford coun-
ty, Va, republican, was here to day, and with
Congressman Rixey of his district called at
the rivers and harbors committee room in
behalf Of an appropriation for the improve
ment of AquiS creek.
1t is reported among Virginians here that
General Groner of Norfolk has been slated
for one OF the commissioners to the coming
Paris Worlds Fair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-15
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES

Jere Johnson, jr., the best know,
real estate operator in Brooklyn. died
last night in Townsville, Ca, OF apc.
plexy. He was II years old.
A wall of the Union Storage q
building, which was destroyed in The
big FIRE last Wednesday, fell shor,Iy
after II o'clock to day. Several men
and boys were caught under the debris
and bruised.
VIM. Mole, said to be the proprietor
of saloon and restaurant in Nev
York, was feeced out Of 81 600 by three
confidence men who worked an ola
game on him in Philadelphia last nigbt
While waiting to make negotiation tor
the sale of his saloon the party enpage5
in a game of faro, in which Moie Was
swindled.
The steamer from Kuska Nook has taken
to Nelson. B. c., the body of Dennis Com.
who was murdered on Sunday night by a ,,..'
named Doyle. Without any proyoc4tion h.
drew revolver and pointing it at Come
said: dig up, or I'll shoot you" Come.
replied, Fire away" Doyle immadisre'r
fired. Connors fell dead and Doyle escsrCi
Advices from Juneau state that q ter,.i...
blizzard ragged for four days along the ss..
kan COST from the head of Lynn cane -.
Fort Wrangle Accounts diller As "a Ill.,.
number of the billiards. victims. y.l,.r,,
from il to 2I.
There was reunion of the Blue sil ..o
Gray at Milwaukee, Wis, in connection Y|t,
the appearance there OF General Gordun. NJ
Georgia, who last night delivered his 4. ts,..
on the Confederacy at the Congregations,
Church.
VIM. 81. Heath, manager of the Cen-r.,
Electric Express Company, of St. Louis WAS
to day found dying in Forest Park from.
bullet wound in his head. He had commit.
ted suicide in fit Of dependency.
Joseph Holecheck, who murdered his ,s..,
at the farm near Humboldt, Neb.. on n,
night of December 4, 1897, hanged h;nsrf
last night in the county Jail.
Captain William B. Jones, the last of ti...
shipbuilders who made Baltimore famous IN
her clipper ships, died in that city this ul,r,..
ing, aged S5 years.
The condition of Miss Frances +. WH.rG
President of the W. C. T IT,. who a.. ..n
seriously i'll in New York is moe hopem
The schooner Jeanne Lppitt from Ttn.
dad for Washington, passed in at Cane Henr,
to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-15

THE FILIBUSTER Dauntless has sail
ed again for Cuba with q cargo of arms
and ammunition for the insurgents il
that island, as was stated in yester-
days Gazette. She does so whenever
she wants to. AID official statement wa;
published Il short time ago, showing
the immense expense to which the gov
eminent of this country has been put by
its efforts to prevent the sailing of filibus-
tering expeditions. Doubtless grea,
deal of money has been distracted from
the Treasury, ostensibly for that pur-
pose, but that every cent of it might
have been saved, is proved by the
fact that the only obstacles filibus'
tiers meet with 10 reaching Cuba
from the United States are such
as are interposed by rough seas
and by the 'loyal" forces on the Cuban
coast. If there were negro and scala
wag instruction in Florida which the
government had some difficulty in sup.
pressing, owing to the swamps and Jun.
giles of that State, what would it think
of Spain, if she should allow expeditions
for the support of the ''rebels" to sail
from Cuba without obstruction
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-15
HELD UP BY A LUNATIC.

J. G Bailey, raving lunatic, held up four
citizens about eight miles from Richmond on
the public highway yesterday, and after
threatening to kill them all on the spot he
fired at 3. L. Montague, well known law
yer, and brother of Attorney General of Yir-
GINA A j. Montague wounding him serious
ly. Bailey owns a small farm, which was to
have been sold at auction yesterday under a
deed CT trust He is r large, muscular man,
and has been in the Eastern Lunstic Asylum
three times. Thomas Savage, real estate
man, preceded the other gentlemen to the
place for the sale. He carried his shotgun to
shoot some birds en- route. Bailey SUI
prised him, held him up at the point of
his gun, and took away the real estate
mans gun. He went down the road with
two guns, and met the other gentlemen, E.
A. Saunders. manufacturer j. II. schooler,
auc:ioneer; A Goode, trustee, and g. L. Mon
tague, attorney. Leaping out from behind
the bushes, he covered the party with his
gun, and, saying he would kill them all, fred
at Montague who just ducked his head in
time to save himself from instant death. Six
shot entered Montague's body. and three his
head Many others riddled his hat The
lunatic then turned his attention to Saunders
aud covered him with gun, swearing he
would kill him. Covered with blood, Mon
tague went to his friends rescue, and, OBJ
taining the lunatics attention, gave Saunders
and the Others an opportunity TO escape.
None of the party was armed, and only by
ingenious persuasion did Montague induce
the lunatic to leave without firing at him a
second time. Bailey will be returned to the
aSylum