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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-01
THE GIRL AND HER COLLEGE.
The Training There Received Is Ua.
dOubtedly of InestimabIe Bene-
Mt to Her In Her Home Life.

II is sometimes argued that the coll
lege units woman for domestic life.
That is true, l think, only so far as
girl can or cannot adapt herself from
one condition to another, The differ
ence between the college and the home
is simply the difference between all
training and real work in the world.
II q college course is rightly under
stood and taken advantage of, il will
prepare rather than unfit girl for
the wisest government Of house. II
she has used her time and opportuni-
ties at college well, her training Of
system and discipline will prove OF the
first importance to her in conducting
the domestic machinery, Aside from
the direct application of her training
to her work, she has the greater ad-
vantage Of resources Of mental refresh
ment when moments of leisure come
to her. The domestic courses, now
being so generally introduced into the
curriculum of our girls colleges, also
give a practical value TO a college edu-
cation for girl which it did not possess
few years ago. The value of these
courses lies in the foundation which
they give girl to build upon.
All things being equal, q college train.
Ing Is unquestionably q source OF In
estimable value TO girl, as it is TO a
man, and she Is the better equipped for
her duties of wife and mother because
of 1t. Knowledge is always valuable
Yet IL does not, by any means, follow
that~a girl, unable to go through col.
lege, isNat 0 disadvantage with hei
gi1 friend who did. Where It is feas
ible and possible It is an excellent part
ofa girls equipment and its advantages
VIII come back TO her in a thousandfold
in her future years. But In the ma.
tority Of cases college training is mo-
feasible or possible, II going TO col
lege simply means to o girls mine
the fun to be had 1t is infinitely bette
that she should remain at home. II
girl is inclined 10 be selfish, and hun
gers simply for brilliant career, 4
jAMiser that esottening influences q
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TORNADO IN CANADA.
Many buildings InIured-sehooI Chil-
dren Have Marrow Escape.

St GATHERINGS, Ont, Sept. 97.--A tor
nado struck Merriton, ten miles from
this city, with terrible violence yes
terday afternoon, killing five persons
and injuring many. The Lincoln pa-
per mill was unroofed and badly
wrecked, as was the power house of
the acetylene gas works Other prom
inent buildings unroofed or paEt,y
wrecked We're the Orange hall, the
public school, st. James church and
the Presbyterian church. There were
40 pupils in the public school when 1t
collapsed. The children were covered
with piles of debris and many were
badly injured. Frank Moffatt, one of
the pupils, was dead when taken from
the ruins.
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.I.E
to secure as members OF the
commission men of the highest
charactar md standing In vvhosa
,,. .
oPinionS "n" JuNs ne"' 'ilo Soun
would nave all commence. lie desired,
also, to have represented on the board
nil nhases NJ nnblic md nolitical feel-
H.. 80, soo,io,, 90 ,bo oorn,rr "a
ing' s'ery See.iS" " 'No eoun''y "nA
all classes OF business professional,
commercial and military. The men
whom he has annointAd are nossessed
=, Ia "a ,,ar;ad ovrorianoo ,,,,,,
U, wiuo ".u '"i'0N zap ienS'' may
oil them having served with distin-
guished honor to themselves either in
the union or confederate armies
To- adauoss;rc, +bo oor,,,;ss;or +ha
~ ''i 49,
presluent salu' "inohR oVher .nihBs'
Gentlemen before suggesting tne matVers
which shall come before you TOT investigation.
desire TO express my appreciation 70 eaeh OF
you for your Willingness 10 accept the patriotic
service TO which you nave been invited You
are 10 perform one OF the highest pubic uuties
that can iall 70 a cltlzeh' ana your uhselhsn :
ness IN undertaKlng u makes me profoundly
grateful Tnere mas oecn IN many quarters
severe erlticisin OF the oouuuot VI tho war Win
SPAIN oharges OF criminal nesleo. ol 'he sol
alers ~ camp ana @ ne,u anu '.. nosP,a, ana MI IN
whether true or false thew bave made made A deem
impression upon the country. 1t is my earnest
desire that you shall thoroushly investigate
these charges and make the fullest ehsmina-
,nsn, 4, ,II a,1 os i've SrnncSSs with tho View 10
establishing the truth or falslty Of these accu-
satiOns
lput upon you no limit TO the scope OF ye e'r
,tS s ,Ss srynv invite tbe closes. scrutiny and
examination. and shall AFFORD every facility for
the Uost searching inquiry The records OF
the war department and the assistance Of It's
D,'1,s w, ,n sna en Uv ~, ,oo s,rors,v mo visn
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Justice of the Peace,

Justice of the Peace,
Clay township John A. L0ckhart
CJ Miller
Davis township. ..........'.. l. McCord
Jim Hargnve
CQnstnble-J @ Gum
Dover township W TOmpkins
A HarwUud
Consiable-0eO Zeysing
Freedom township. .... Robert Matthews
Constable T. SchnckclfOrd.
Lexington township James q Russell
Jo A EdmOnds
II Duing
COnstable-A NJ Gale
Middleton township ........W u Cooper
RCCauthorn
Constable--W Scott Thomas.
Sni-a-BAr township ......k NJ TaJlOr
Jas 4 Wilkinson
Constable Harry Glcaves
Washington township J W White
ri % Brock
Constable Irving Wither.
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FOR AMERICAN COMMERCE
Navy Department Taking steps to Have I
Thorough Survey Taken Of Harbors OF
Cuba and Porto Rico.

New York, Sept. ga special TO
the Herald from Washington says:
For the benefit Of American commerce steps
are being taken by the navy department in ac-
cordance with the recommendation OF Com
mander r. Il Bradford, chief OF the bureau OF
equipment, 10 make thorough survey OF tho
more important harbors OF Cuba and Porto
Rico The yacht Stranger, under the COM
mand Of Lieut. Dyer, is being fitted out ai
Norfolk with surveying instruments and will
proceed to Guantanamo bay. where careful
survey Of the harbor will be made
The bay is regarded as an excellent port Of
refuge by naval officers and will probably be
made q coaling station In case Cuba should
pass into the hands OF the United States From
Guantanamo the Stranger will proceed TO Qua
MICA, Porto Rico. where q survey Of the harboi
will be made. The Stranger is also under or
ders to examine Cuelbra island, upon the ad-
yantages Of which site for Ooallng station
Capt C. NJ Hester recently reported favorably
Authorities have given up the Idea OF obtain
Ing coallng station at San Juan Porto Rico
on account OF the small amount Of water in th'
harbOr.
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WORD FROM GEN. BROOKE.


Washington, Sept 27.-The follow
ing cable has been received at the war
department from Gen. Brooke at Ponce,
Porto Rico:
Cable regarding sickness and want Of rations
received That there are sick is fact A
small proportion are bad cases. but there has
been no want of food The last report gives
total Of sick $500 Four hundred typhoid and
ies malarlal fever; g97 diarrhea; other dis
eases, 1874 Percentage "a Think return oi
regiments now here would not be advisable, as
others coming would have TO 90 through same
accimating conditions Would advise thai
certain sick be sent home whose recovery
would doubtless be Quickened. II regiments
are sent to take the place OF those now here
special attention should be given to those undel
good discipline and having full quota Of ON
GERS by this MEANS men may be controlled
and sanitary precautions enforced in the small
ietachments which necessarily must be made
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*, IA dal<r except sunday
", ~, Il u Kansas City satur
/ Il II. . l1Iues, and Sunday
tore f,r fI,c round trip, good
! aod iucl,Idine Monday morn
IA AM, checks TO all points.
Ia slckc,s 0ai sale to all tourist
formation call on or address,
| "a Ss'Inu Az Tickle I Agent
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Weekly Intelligencer.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET

JrDuE OF suPaFMs c0UHr-LosO TGI,M,
WILLIAM 4. MARSHALL.
JUDGE or suPlEsig COUNT SHORT TERM,
LEROY d. VALIANT.
SuPERISrEN pRSr or SCHOOLS,
WILLIAM n CARRINGT0N.
HAiLRoAD COnMIssioNER,
WILLIAM Il. hocuLLY.
ooNGRRssMAS,
WILLIAM S, CowHEaD
JUDGE cF cioouir oouaT,
SAMUEL DAVIS.
JUICE oF CRIMINAL cOuGT,
JOHN A. RICH.
REPRESENTATIVE
JOSEPH II. CnlusTY
PRrsIpTHa JuDaE.
p. WALKER OSBORN
JuDGE-wrsTERs DISTRICT.
HENRY GREEN
UBaE-EAsrERs DIsrnicr,
". A. MCQUEEN.
PROBATE JupdR.
JAMES =. CHlNN
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
MATT ID, WILSON
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
CLARENCE vlvI0N
suERITf.
JOHN A. FULKERs0N
COLLECTOR.
GEORGE W. BATES
CouNTY CLERK.
FRANK THORNTON
TREASURER.
J.C. BLEDSoE.
CIRCUIT CLERK.
HUB. CAMPBELL
COUNTY RECORDER,
GLEN TYREE
FOR CORONER,
FRANK W. MANN.
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Kansas City Mo-, Sept 26.--Henry
st. John Dix has sued his wife for 'di'
solee oa the sole ground that she
opened his letters. For the first time
the Missouri courts will be required
to determine II a woman has right
TO open her husbands letters.
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Washington, Sept. 97.-The follow
ing cablegram was received at the
war department to-day from Gen. Otis
at Manila: l understand reporters
send exaggerated account of sickness.
Total in hospital to-day, highest Of
any day, 500; typhoid patients, 95; all
doing we'll and mostly convalescent
about 1900 excused from duty, mostly
slight ailments, showing condition
fair for this latitude. Nineteen deaths
from disease this month; 90 in August
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Brownsville, Pa, Sept. 24.-Seventy
men were entombed yesterday in the
Empire mine Of Snowden, Gould e. Co,
one-fourth of mile below town, as
the result of an explosion of gas, fol-
lowed by another explosion of fire.
damp. OF the number entombed all
escaped or were taken out by rescuing
parties uninjured except eight who
were killed outright, and three more
or less hurt The explosion is said to
have been caused by the loosening OF
a large block of coal which opened q
pocket of gas.
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Knnsans May Be Last to Go.

San Francisco, Sept 96.-Gen. Mer-
riam has not yet picked out the COM
mand first to embark for Manila, but
according to leading officer it will
be the Fifty-6rst Iowa. While the
Twentieth Kansas is considered the
best regiment here, the fact that its
colonel Is acting Us commander Of u
brigade may serve to keep it until the
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Pension Claims from spanish War.

Washington, Sept 25.-About 500 ap-
plications for pensions arising out Of
the war with Spain have been filed at
the pension Office. They embrace all
classes, including widows, claims for
injuries. etc IL is the purpose OF Com
missioner Evans to create new dlvi-
sion for the adjudication of these cases,
when they will be taken up and dis
posed of as rapidly as possible
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MUST BE SEPARATE.
When Uncle Sam Gets Hold OF His New
Possessions Church and state WIN
he Divorced.

Chicago, Sept sa Archbishop Ire-
land gave the first definite informa-
tion yesterday regarding the policy of
the Roman Catholic church in Cuba,
Porto Rico and the Philippines. Tin
cludes approval of the administration
plan of leaving the church question
out Of the peace discussions md an
nounces that the church in the6slands
will conform to new conditions When
the dominion of the United States is
fully established the church will come
under the same laws that will govern
this country and be separated from the
state the same as 1t now is in America
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London, Sept s7.-The British au-
thorlties fear the worst at Pekin and
are ready to admit that the advantage
gained by the dismissal OF Ii Hung
Chang is more than lost The consen-
sus OF opinion is that the destruction
Of the Chinese empire is athand. The
news of the spread Of the anti-dynas-
tic revolution strengthens the belief
that the collapse will be accompanied
by violence. 1t is useless to speculate
on what will become of the ruins.
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For n Lafayette Day.

Chicago, Sept s7.-Dispatches to the
governors of all the states In the union,
asking them to make public proclama-
tion setting aside October 10 as Lhfay,
ette day, were sent out from the Paris
exposition office Saturday. The tele
grams were alike and wer repetitions
of cablegram received from Commits
sioner General Peck.
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New York, Sept ga dispatch to
the World from Asbury Park, N. j.,
says: The Corbett-M Mccoy fight is off
definitely, finally and unalterably and
the Corbett camp took up stakes,
packed their trunks and satchels,
closed their training quarters and left
Asbury Park tonight for good and all.
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HAY WILL BE VIGOROUS.
rhs New Secretary of state Has Grow TO
Pick with several Foreign Nations,
Turkey In Particular.

Washington Sept 94.-When Secre-
tary Of State John Hay assumes Office
there will be new turn in American
diplomacy. A vigorous foreign policy
is to be inaugurated and for the next
half year the state department will
attract attention both at home and
abroad from the virility and pugnacity
of its moves upon the checker-board OF
foreign affairs. Three things especial
ly have been mapped out for the exec
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Lincoln, Neb., Sept 26.-The Ne
brsska NJ. E conference, after trial
Of three days, found Rev @. NJ. Ellin-
wood, late treasurer and acting chan
cellor OF the Wesleyan university,
guilty of misappropriation of $50, 900
of the funds of the university. lie
will be deposed from the ministry and
expelled from the church. Noscrimi-
nal suit has been brought against him.
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Paris, Sept s7.-At meeting Of the
cabinet this morning, all the ministers
being present, decision was taken in
favor OF revision of the trial OF
former Capt Dreyfus, aud the docu-
ments in the case will be sent to the
court of cessation.
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Insane on the voyage to Manila.

San Francisco, Sept. 26.-Privates
Harry Bullock and James W. Phillips,
OF the New York regiment who went
insane on the way to Honolulu, are to
be sent to the government insane
asylum at Washington.
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An Are Now In Paris.

Washington, Sept. 81. The French
embassy has received cable dispatch
stating that the Spanish peace COM
missioners started Sunday for Paris.
The trip from Madrid is about 8s
hours, so that the Spanish party is
likely to be in the French capital
about the time the American commits
sioners arrive to-day.
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Remain. OF Columbus EIhumsd.

Havana, Sept. 2T-At nine O'clock
this morning the official exhumation
OF the remains Of Columbus took place
In the presence Of Gen. Blanco, the
civil governor, the bishop and other
authorities. The general public were
ordered out of the cathedral at eight
o'clock and no one was allowed inside
after that hour.
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Crul.er BuffaIo Ordered We.t.

Washington, Sept 27.-The navy de-
partment has decided to Send the
cruiser Buffalo, now at New York, To
the Pacific station. She will probably
go to Honolulu, and in the event that
she is needed to reinforce Dewey's
feet, she can receive orders at that
place by dispatch boat.
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Boston, Sept &C. =: The sovereign
grand lodge of Odd Fellows voted to
hereafter require that all grand repre-
sentatives to the sovereign grand
lodge should be members of the Re-
bekah lodge. This is considered to be
far reaching legislation and will un.
doubtedly give an impetus to the Re-
bekah lodges.
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Good Progress in Porto Rico,

Ponce, Porto Rico, Sept 2z-The
Americans now hold four-fifths OF the
island. The Spanish are retiring upon
San Juan from all directions and the
American troops are moving up. Some
slight disturbances have occurred at
Barros and Rajardo, but their serious
ness has been exaQperated.
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NOT TRAIN ROBBERS.
The Three Men Arrested at st. Joseph Not
Implicated In Missouri Pacific Hold-Up
Wanted for Iowa Bank Robbery.

St Joseph, Mo-, Sept 27-James
McAleer, James Morgan and John
Ryan, the men arrested here Sunday
night, suspected of being implicated in
the robbery of the Missouri Pacific ex-
press train near Kansas City, Mo, last
Friday night, are probably not the
men wanted for that crime. Chief oi
Police Hayes, Of Kansas City, and q
party of detectives came to St Joseph
to examine the prisoners. They dc
not believe them train robbers and
the prisoners will not be taken Il
Kansas City. 1t is almost certain the
men are the robbers Of the Hastings
Ia, bank, looted OF 81, 900 last Wednes
day night
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with live wire. His brother, Roy
Williams, went TO his assistance, fol-
lowed by Bert Mumm and Will John
son. Each In turn undertook 10 pull
the others from the wire, but all were
transfxed in deadly grasp The
father. hearing their cries, rushed
into the cellar and by almost super
human efforts succeeded in pulling
three OF the men from the wire. The
current was quickly turned off, but
his son was already dead. Roy Will
liams is badly burned, but win recover.
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Lawyer Convicted Of Man.laurhtsr.

Hutchinson, Kan, Sept 26.-In the
district court here Lawyer L. c. Clark,
under arrest for completely in the muir
der of W. c. Boyd, was convicted of
manslaughter. Boyd was murdered
last May in the restaurant of Mrs.
Nellie Postlethwait. 1t developed at
the trial that Clark and Boyd were
rivals for the hand of Mrs. Postle-
thwait.
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Washington, Sept 24-Secretary
Gage does not feel at present that he
will be Justified in recommending any
reduction In the revenue. He realizes
that the customs and internal revenue
receipts under the old law will not be
sufficient to meet the needs of the gov
ernment
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bridgeport, Conn, Sept 26.-Super-
intendent of Police Birmingham has
issued a statement announcing the
complete unraveling OF the Yellow
mill pond murder mystery. The su.
perintendent says DIR. Nancy Guilford
caused the death of Emma Gill by a
criminal operation, asserts that the
body was dismembered in bath tub
at the Guilford house, and names Harry
oxley as an accomplice to the extent
Of being responsible for the condition
OF the girl and consenting to q criminal
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MaII-Known Aotrnaa Dead.

Duxbury, Mass, Sept 2L-Fanny
Davenport (Mrs. Melbourne McDowelll
died at her summer home, Melbourne
hall, at 1890 o'clock last night OF en-
larpeuent of the heart
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Washington, Sept 26--Col Bryan
changed his plans again and decided
not TO leave for Jacksonville to rejoin
his regiment until Saturday. Friday
he had conferences with ex-Representa-
tive Kerr, secretary OF the democratic
congressional committee, and other
political leaders
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al. Firth Roommate to Commit Suicide

His Firth Roommate to Commit Suicide.
Topeka, Kan, Sept 26.-Matt II.
Witt, young German, committed
suicide by taking morphine because
Dora Bergman, whom he expected to
marry, had Tilted him for an artist and
preacher, Phillip Fontaine, Witt was
q roommate Of DIR. ]. L. Lefevre. He
is the fifth Of Lefevre's roommates to
commit suicide.
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FOR
JOPLIN, plTTSBuRG. GAlENA
AND WEBB CITY.

The Memphis Route kansas City
Ft Scott & Memphis II. R.) has two
traiNs daily from Kansas City-both
iralns have through reclining chair cars
,seats free to holders of llrst class tickets.
Night train leaving Kansas City at $3.50
has Wagner palace sleeping car to Jop-
lin, via Pittsburg and Galena. The
Memphis is the only line from Kansas
ChY to all the great lead and zinc min
iul camps Of Missouri and Kansas
GaIena, Joplin, Webb City, Centerville
and Aurora,
Fer map and time table folder address
J. Il. LOCKWOOD, Gen. Pass. Ag't.
S-8-6m Kansas City, Missouri
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Washington, Sept 24.-It is an.
nounced that Gen. Stewart L. Wood
ford will not return to Spain as the
minister of the United States The
cause of his resignation cannot be
stated with definiteness. The presi-
dent has not yet accepted the resigna-
ton OF Gen. Woodford.
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Washington, Sept 24-It is expect
ed that the United States forces, after
the volunteers designated for the pur-
pose are mustered out, will consist Of
about 100, 900 volunteers and Gl, 200 reg.
ularA
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THE INQUIRY BEGUN.
The Commission to Investigate the
War Department Organized.
No Limit Placed Upon the Scope Of the In
vestigation and the President Desires
Them to sift All the Charges of
Mismanagement.

Washington, Sept 26.-The COM
mission appointed by President Nc
Kinley to investigate the administra-
tion of the war department in rela.
tion to its conduct Of the Hispano-
American war will begin its labors
formally to-day. The commission
effected an organization Saturday by
electing Gen. Granville NJ. Dodge,
president; Mr.. Richard Weightman,
secretary, and Maj. Stephen c. Mills,
of the regular army, recorder. The
president is understood to be thor
oughly pleased with the personnel of
the commission. 1t was his effort
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Washington, Sept. CA congress
of mothers, under the auspices of the
national organization, will be held in
Omaha October 8, 0 and 10, by invita-
tion Of the Transmlssissippi exposi-
ton. All interested in the movement
are invited TO attend.
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Number Sc

home remain her portion. II she Is
physically not strong the home care is
q thousand umes better for her than
the best care she can procure at any
school or college Edward w. Bok, in
Ladies' Home Journe
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Merriam Denies the charge,

Washington, Sept. ga report has
been received from Gen. Merriam, who
recently returned from Honolulu, in
which he says there is no truth in the
statement that the troops in Hawaii
are without sufficient food supply.
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FuRNITuRE FOR sALR.-A large lot %
furniture for sale In large or small guam
titles 10 suit anybody, At prices that villa
mako u move. Cash on delivery. Al
Central College. s.2ztt
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LIVE WIRES DEADLY WORK.
A New York Merchants Son Killed and
Thrse-C Companions who Attempted His
Rescue Narrowly Escaped Death.

Malone. N. Y, Sept a7.-Gordon
Williams, OF Saranac Lake, was in
stantly killed in the basement Of his
fathers store by coming into contact