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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-15
THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
The Prospects said to BE That This Gov
ernmsnt WIN Exercise Control over
the Entire Groun

Washington, Oct lL-Publie men in
Washington believe the negotiations
Of the peace commission at Paris will
result in the forfeiture OF sovereignty
by Spain over the entire Philippine
group While the instructions to our
commissioners include the retention
by this government Of the island Of
LuEon only, the conditions under
which Spanish sovereignty over the
rest of the group would be restored are
such as it is now believed Spain will
not accept Spain cannot reject these
conditions and retain her sovereignty.
1t is expected, therefore, that negotia-
tons will close with the entire
group of islands in the possession
Of the United States
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PREPARING TO EMBARK.
for Cuba, Being vscclnated-Gen. Ora
ham Wants to Go Direct

Camp Meade, Pa, Oct 1L-Chiei
Surgeon Girard is getting ready for
the movement south of the Second
corps He will begin vaccinating the
troops to guard against an outbreak
Of smallpox. Gen. Graham Is opposed
to taking his men south and has re-
quested the war department to for
ward the corps as a unit TO Cuba for
duty as an army of occupation. He is
afraid Of an outbreak Of sickness
among his men II they are taken from
the healthy climate in the north and
dropped down to the south for a month
and then shipped TO the West Indies.
The troops are in excellent condition
and Gen. Graham thinks II they are
shipped direct across the water there
will not be much sickness
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TRUSTEES SALE.

whru,s4 samuel CLARK and Amanda Clark,
hs wife. rfuuturs, by utfir CERTAIN dccd el
trust dated ihr GIh fay u January, e
isSI' and r~ocnriol ca thc seventh day u FEB,
rear,. Is9L. in ihe uicu Of the Uclrief %
do5ds In Lafayette county. Missouri ~ ttlA
i0l III psan, 81. cdnvclcd unto one Aeunl boa
Rriand fia fuli0vmr lCscubsd rv4l estate
stuat- 4. la the CnuntY q AA'as ette. IN thc
state ui NissuufL t-alt. var % nlANA ioui
hi. In NcGlrk's addition 90 the city ~ Lea
nston. bounded a. foI,us; ucginuinE o.
ne norih line nl said tlock h q ~, az q pnnl
one hundred and uirrb-thrce it1l tcet aui
time , iucne> east 90 thr Northwest corner
81 said ulncks thence east o. thc east corner gl
said block thcnec sauthNest alenF the nvi.n
llnr Of Ridreway strr,t o. q point due south
az the poIut % beginning; tnence nofth 10 tie
berIuuinr point. 10 tuist. O. secufe the pgf
mrnt III i urrtain note and Instrument a.
wrlunz IN said dc,d ~ trust fully copied and
set forth, and % sccuW me payhent mummy
M certain sums OF money, dues and Interest
In md nutr and lnstrumeat IA writing spect
ned; and, whereas there has been for more
than six mouths n total failure % pay any OF
the sums of nancy which are ~ said potT AMI
instrument Ia Nuung tequined 20 y. pti0
monthly, uy relsin % Nhich default the
holder az said note and Instrument In writing
has elected that toe whole II sain note and
instrument In writing, hues. penalties ana
interest thereon should hecuinc ana INV ~
due aud pay able. and the same Is unpaid;
and. whereas, SAN AtNANtNu hflAAA uA1
refused 10 execute the trust aforesaid. and by
reason Of such refusal the acting shetii OF
said county a.. hy said deed of trust. empow-
cred 10 execute such trust; now, therefore,
notice is hereby given that AZ the request OF
ths holder ana owner Of said note and instru-
ment In writing. and under and by virtue Of
the provisions Of said deed OF trust. | the
undesigped. the duly elected, qualified and
acting sheriff OF said county, will on
MONDAY, OCTOBER a. lss.
between the hours OF nine o'clock in the fore
noon aud five O'Clock in the afternoon Of said
day, at the court house door, In the city Ot
Lexington. in Lafaye cite county, Missouri.
offer for sale aud sell the above described real
estate al public vendue, 10 the highest bidder.
for cash In hand. for The purpose OF paying
said note aud instrument In writing, aud the
interest," fines. penalties and dues secured
thereby, and unpaid. together with the costs
aud expenses OF ILLS trust aud Of said sale.
JOHN A. TULKERSON,
l0ltd Sheriff, Acting as Trustee.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
In the Probate Court Of Lafayette Count,
Missouri.
Adjourned AuUuat Term. FtNh nav. genteu.

In the Probate Court Of Lafayette Count,
Missouri.
Adjourned August Term, Fifth Day, soptom-
Der Ieth, y s.
Estate Of Joseph Hook, deceased.
Now NJ his day comes John q. wurthingtnn,
administrator of the estate of Joseph Hook,
deceased, aud shows 20 the court that the
order Of publication heretofore made at the
May term Ut this court has not been pub
llshcd, and again presents his petition pray Ing
for an order for tue sale OF 80 much Of tn
real estate VI said Joseph Hook rs will pay
ana eatisfy the remaining debts due by said
estate aud yet unpaid for want OF sufficient
assets, accompanied by the accounts. lists
aud inventories required by lnN IN such
cases
On examination whereof u II ordered that
oil persons Interested In said estate be notified
that application N aforesaid has been made,
and that unless the contrary be shown on or
before tho nrst day Of the next term " this
court, To- be held on The Second Monday In
November. lsio. M order will be made for the
sale Of the whole, or 50 much OF the real estate
Of said Joseph Hook rs Will be sufficient for
the payment Of suid debts.
And u Is further ordered that all Of the heirs
OF said deceased, residents Of said Lafayette
county. be personally served with notice Of
these proceedings according 90 law
Aud u Is further ordered thai this notice be
published In the LEXINGTON I-NrELLIGENCRR,
n newspaper published In said county, for
four weeks successfully before the CON.
mencement Of the next term of this court.
Atrue copy. Attest;
WILLIAM YOUNG,
Hltt1 prnhuga rtuIrn
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ArOpe,no.. s,,.,,on a K.un,.

New York, Oct 1o.-senor Agonclllo
and Senior Lopez, OF Manila, ENJOYS Of
the Philippine insurgents, who have
been In Washington, sailed for France
to-day on the steamship La Touraine.
When seen by a reporter Senior Agon-
clio said that his mission In Washing
ton, which had been TO obtain official
representation at the peace confer
ence, had failed He said he and Senior
Lopez would now be obliged 10 trust
TO the good will of the peace commits
sioners In appearing before them.
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AGAINST IMPORTED MINERS.
Gov Tanner shay Help strtksrs n Mln
Owssn AZ virdeh. m. AttsDp, 10
Wort Men from the south.

Springfield. ILL.,, Oct IL.-Gov. Tan
ner has had = sharp controversy yer
the telephone with Manager LukenS
OF the Chicago Virden Coal company,
in regard TO sending troops TO Virden,
where the operators have been plan
ming TO use imported negroes to ill the
places of strikers Manager Lukens
said he proposed to import labor and
would operate his mine. II necessary,
at the muEzles of Winchester Gov.
Tanner said he would not send troops
to assist the operators in running their
mines with imported labor. and II the
operators attempted TO enforce their
ideas in regard to Winchesters he
would send the militia TO Virden to
diSarm all In regard to the situation
at Pana Gov. Tanner said II the oper.
Ators persisted In employing imported
labor he would withdraw the troops
from that place
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Had to Hold Court Outdoor,,

A man brought into a London police
court recently on a charge Of begging
was in such a filthy condition that the
magistrate adjourned court to the yard
back OF the court in order to try the
case, He then found out that the act
OF parliament dealing with verminous
persons requires that they shall apply
personally TO be cleansed. He SEN
fenced the man TO a weeks imprison-
ment, that being the only method he
could find to have him cleaned.-Chica.
go Tribune.
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I LIE ALIVE.
Ailnaistntgr
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Furslturs sisn to Combine

Oshkosh. Wis, Oct 1.-The consol-
idation Of all the furniture factories
In the northwest Is contemplated and
q movement now on foot with that
end in view, seems likely to be success
full The gigantic scheme has for some
time been projected The present
scheme is TO place these companies
under one general head, by which the
output can be controlled. territory
fairly distributed and expense Of man
agement decreased
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Charged with . B,s Theft.

Springfield. Ill, Oct ll-Albers
Stanley and George II. Ritter were ar
rested In this city charged with rob
bing Frederick Leka Of $4,000. Stan
ley confessed. Leka is 4 wealthy re-
tired farmer, OF late he has been liy.
ing with the Stanleys in Springfield.
He buried his wealth In the barn and
yard back of the Stanley house at
night Mrs. Stanley discovered the
robbery and informed the police.
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Locating Camp, FOR On, T,o0,

Havana, Oct 1.-THE special Amer.
lean commission charged To selec,
camps for the American troops TO be
sent here shortly visited Guaranjay
Mariel and other places In Pinsr del
Rio. They have decided that a camp
is TO be located on the hills In the
Vicinity Of Guaranjay and It is report.
ed that the first American troops will
reach here about November 10,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-15
Getting IL Right.

Miss Veneers-0h, mamma, where
did you get that lovely bust OF Dante,
which sets on the mantel in the Ii
brary?
Mrs. Veneers-Why, Muriel! I'm
surprised at you. Haven't you learned
nothing at all since you've been away
10 school? For goodness sake, try to
learn 10 talk proper. Don't you know
bust is the worst kind of slang? And
for PHYS sake don't say set for sit.
II anybody had heard you I'd Of just
died with modification. - Cleveland
Leader.
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Kansas City, Mo, Oct If q COM
bination Of Ave of the richest corpora
tions in the United States can stop 1t,
train robbing Is at an end in Missouri.
Yesterday the managers of Eve express
companies met in Kansas City and
formed q combination, the sole object
Of which is the encouragement OF the
train robbing industry in Missouri in
general and jackson county in partic-
Mar.
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Three Boys burned to Death.

Green Bay, Wis, Oct 9.-Thres boys
Emil and Frank Daniels and Joe
Junkle-have been burned to death In
a barn near this city. The Junkle boy
was visiting with his three cousins
and the four boys slept for the night
In the barn. One Of the boys was
awakened by the heat of the FIRE and
jumped from a window, thus saving
his life, but the portion Of the barn
where the others were sleeping was
then in flames and they could not be-
rescued. Their charred remains were
recovered later. The origin of the
fire is unknown.
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Greensboro, KY. oct 10 -Howard
Clark, who was wanted in Louisville
for murder and burglary, and his girl,
Hattie Mahoney, were both killed
while resisting arrest on the Indiana
side Of the river near here. Clark was
attempting to escape in a skiff by row.
ing down the Ohio river, and the Ma
honey girl was with him.
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Episcopal Missions.

Washington, Oct 20. The lriepuial
report Of the board Of missions has
been submitted TO the Episcopal coun.
ell II reviews the whole field Of mis-.
sion work, domestic and foreign. The
financial statement on missions shows
gross receipts, $40, o66, Of which the
contributions are s4Oe, $40 and ~legacies
eg2,Glh.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Live FtOCNs
Kansas City, Oct Observation-Disclosures, H.
sei: calves, az; market generally steady; ship.
ping and dressed bee steers, t4B0D475; western
steers, G7St4t 20; VOWS and holfers. " e5lb4 49,:
stockers and feeders, nes1A@ Hogs-Re-
ceipts, asa; market closed weak at s3OO1
am. sheep-Receipts, 1910; market aotive;
sheep, 2l0G4e5; lambs, A7b1h1b
Chicago, Oct 10 -Cattle-Recelpts, ~, 500:
market strong TO Toe higher; beeyes, Is 0Dlb 20;
cows and helfers, s20Og46; Texas steers. 2 "
GAS; westerns, ca oOG4bS; stockers and feed.
ers, taiS9tn Hogs-Recelpts, 5000; market
opened 5 TO ioc higher, but weakened lator;
light, saiS02s0; mixed, AB5930Oi heavy, q 40
0aeO; rough, "a 4O925S Sheep-Recelpts, w.
600; market strong to l0c higher: natives, s3. 10
446O; westerns, e. 5O0L4b; lambs, AOO06O0
st Louis, Oct l0-Cattle-RecelptS $500;
market steady to iOc higher; native shipping
steers, 100000; light and dressed beef and
butcher steers, "a 7OdSs5; stockers and feed
ers, &B0A5; cows and helfers. s2OO04 75I
Texas and Indian steers, % eOD45O, with sales
mostly At % 10000; COWS and heifers, t2 lOd
AGO. Hogs-Receipts, $500; market 5 to lOe
higher; workers.. e. 75G2sj; packers, s27OG2s IS;
butcherA s2s5G290 Sheep-Receipts. 1000;
market steady: native muttons, t40OGA55;
lambs, A00GA75
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Austin, Tex, Oct lL-Texas has
quarantined Against the whole state
Of Louisiana and State Health Officer
Blunt is down on the border 10 see
that his orders are carried out. The
state department believed that the
entire state Of Louisiana is infected,
and on that account was the 9usran-
tine put on.
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Footbsn Player in a 1sb.

Warrensburg, Mo, Oct. l0.-In a
football game between the teams Of
the Chilhowee Athletic association
and state normal. in this city, Earl
Hout, student of the normal, assaulted
Clarence Smith. of the Chilhowee team,
with a large maple club, striking him
over the head. rendering him uncon.
sclouA Physicians say that his skull
- probably fractured,
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FINAL @SETTLEMENT

Notice IL hereby given 10 all creditors and
other persons interested In tho estate OF ElIya
Mcfarland. deceased. that tho understand
administration will apply 10 mike a final srtflo'
mrhl 81 said estate, at tho November term
~, OF NE probate cnurt ~ Lafayette county,
mi,seurl, TO Ic Begun and held nj the probate
second Monday In November. 1853.
SAMUEL H. MCFARLAND.
W-lL ANnuIul.IruA.r
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Harnrd's Contribution to the War.

Cambridge, Mass, Oct 1.-THE
Harvard Crimson publishes a list of
Harvard men who were in the military
or naval service of the United States
during the war. The list comprises
la names, Of which SO were those Of
men who were in the undergraduate
department last year. There were
eight deaths
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OF PUBLICATION

In the Probate Court Of Lafayette county.
Missouri. -
Adjourned August term, eighth dag, Oe.o-
Der II, ISIS.
Estate OF George T. 0dell. deceased.
Now AZ this day comes U. G. Phetzinr.
administrator OF the estate Of George 4. OdeiL.
deceased. n presents his petition PRAYING
for an order for the sale Of SO much Of the
real estate Of said GeorgeT Odell as will pay
and satisfy the remaining debts due by said
estate and yet unpaid for want Of sufficient
asstts, accompanied by the accounts. lists
and Inventories required by law Ia such cases.
Do elimination whereof Il Is ordered thai
oil PERSONS interested in said estate he n0tt.
hed Inht application as aforesaid has been
made. and TINT unless The contrary be shown
on or before the first day Of the next term of
his court, 90 be held on the second Monday i'm
November, 1895. an order will be made for the
sile Of the whole or 50 much OF the r al
estate Of said George T Odeil rs will b. sum.
cicnt for the payment of said debts.
Aud II Is further ordered that all Of the
heirs OF said deceased, residents Of said Lafay-
ttte county, te personally served with notice
81 these Proceedings according TO law.
AM II Is further ordered that this notice he
published IN the LEXINGTON ISTELLiGpsCRR.
q newspaper published In said county for
TOUR weeks success yCly before the com.
menccment Of the next term Of this court.
A true copy. Attest.
l6ls-tj prohatc In,I,,,o
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FINAL sETTLENENr

Notice IS hereby given to MI or,dln,..uo
9brlb tslni lnler sted In the estate Of E 1i,i
administration viii apply In m,, ~Rncd
tseg.ll ol sara estate NJ the N]ovotnLho,r i 1rl-
~ i uhe probate court of Lgfm.,ts cruz
ails.our'' 20 pc begun aud hold nj Nv ,nuhll'
ettn ,on,, 70 We city NJ L]oyinRin, ,,,il'
nm Noyem& missouri, on tho second ,l1%nt1
l0.lj.6t INV IA IENBUltg,
- Adiniuistrnt,,
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FINAL SEITLEUFNT

Notice Is hereby given To nl crod,,o
9ther persons interested in the ests,o "ni
lnolnas KENNEDY, deceased. that tho nSd ~
slRhcd public administrator viii annfr !,
nlnke q maj settlement Of said estate Y, H.
Hosemner term, lSs: OF the probate COM, u ~,
h SeldS y, county Missouri. To be begun ma
Der, 1855. " Ngvem-
l0sb r,t,t.
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Watts-I don't believe you ever miss
NJ amateur performance.
Potts-0f course I don't. Sitting
through amateur performance makes
me enjoy professional work so much
more.-Indlanapolis Journal.
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Omaha, Neb.. Oct l0.--Total attend.
ance at the exposition last week was
nearly 10000. Chauncey NJ. Depew
and visiting New Workers viewed the
sham battle fought by the Indians on
the exposition grounds. Few OF tho
distinguished visitors from the En-.
pire state had ever seen western In.
dams and their methods employed Ia
peace and they proved most interest.
in0
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Havana, Oct lL-Blanco has given
orders that all officers who have been
here 0 than five years must be
ready TO embark on October 20. 1t is
the generals intention TO sail on that
day, a. he does not wish to be the one
TO surrender the Spanish flag. The
mortality in the city Of Havana last
week was the greatest ever known,
there being 533 deathA
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No. subject To War rnr.

Washington, Oct Thames E Boyd,
assistant attorney general, has rem
dered an opinion in which he holds
that the refund check given passen-
gers on railroad trains, who pay cash
in excess Of the regular fare, is not
subject to the stamp tax. He has also
held that checks for excess baggage
are not taxable.
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They CAnnot Vote In r.,..

Austin, Tex, Oct 9-The attorney
generals department has rendered a
decision In the case Of registration OF
soldiers which In effect is as follows.
Soldier, volunteer or regular, In the
service OF the United States, is not en-.
titled 70 registration or vote"
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FINAL Err

nOtlte Is hereby given IN afl credl,or.
n,nef persons Interested In the estate -, ~
-. hnpprlninn, deceased, that loo unde 1onn
ehecnlrH VIII apply to make a foI s,ga.i
isea oi Alld estate, al the NoncmGer w., ,
MiS'outiIp r. p Il enurt OF lainyette county
couIt room, IN the city uf LGFin,t', lr-uile
7coohn Monday 10 November. isls '' "n inc
ms. CATHERINE kAPPELNIAN
IAprUtriv
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Kansas City, Oct l0-Receipts Of wheat $50
cars: q year ago, 4oi cars Sales by car lots;
No l hard, 6she; No 2hard, e0l6ic; No 3hsrd,
b7hG6lhe; No 4 hard. Ah65shc; No. ? soft. &
966c; No. 5 soft. 6OG63c; No 4 soft, 54a
5ec. Receipts Of corn, II cars; q year ago, 10
cars; No linked, HhG2skc; No 3 mixed. s7Ad
2sc; No imlKed. 25G27c; No 2 white, Gk62sc;
No. 3 white, GG27hc; No white, 25627c Re.
oeipts OF oats, IL cars; q year ago, o. cars; No
2 mixed, 22G23c; No 8 mixed, 21nG22c; No
mixed, eGOHc; No. g white. 22H424c; No /
white, 2A025hc; No. Awhile, 200sic Receipts
OF hay. IS cars; Timothy, t6750zO0; prairie,
% 769ZOO; alfalfa, ta5O; straw, ta5O1a7 "a
Eggs, lSHc per doz Poultry. hens. &c per Id ;
springs, 7ci b~roilers, shc per Ii ROSTERS. l5a
ac each; turkeys, sGlOc; ducks, young, 6Hc;
old, So; geese &c; g~osllngs, 6ho; pigeons 800
per doz Butter, extra fancy, e0c; dairy. l6c;
store packed, lac Potatoes, 2518Sc per bu
Sweet potatoes. SOC per bu Lettuce, 4DG8Oo
per bu Onions, new. 2504Oc per bu Cucum-
bers, aebc per bu Turnips, Sc per bu
Green beans, SG50c per bu Beets, SOC per bu
Celery. 0eEc per doz Tomatoes, tL0aL2
per bu Cabbage. s519oc per 100 lbs Water
melons, Bcts2OO per doz Cantaloupes, asa
Soc per bu Apples s2bO12OO per Dbl
Chicago, Oct II. -WheAt-October, 6gc; De.
cember. @kg6lc; May eiNG65Ac Corn-Oc.
tower. Sxc; December, 29AasOo. May. aka
BE Os,s-Otiober. 2iXo; December aka
Else: May, 2kOs3c Pork-OstoDer. fZb71;
December, t755aT.7O; January, ,sBdSM
Lard-OetOber, &LG5: December. A65f47 10;
January. A714S2n. Short ribs-OctobeE
hl7H1A@; December, A559A6l January,
Ab7h9Legh
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FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given To all creditors and
other persons Interested In the estate ~ Inbu
Milan, deceased. that the UNDERMINED airoi,'
lstrit9r viii apply IN make q nnnl seitic,nnn,
% all estate, at the November term, lsS az
.nn Pf3ph,e coutt of Lafayette county. Mis-.
sonri' 70 DC begun aud held nj The brob,to
room, In the city Of Lexington o, ~
Monday In November. isfs. -" '"o
tas,, JAMES MILAN.
WoN Admlut=tratnr
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LEROY FARMER, Special Agent.


New York. Oct iL-A dispatch to
the Herald from Playa del Este, Cuba
says: Work on the Spanish cruiser
Vizcays has been abandoned. Divers
found 80 feet of the bottom of the
bilge gone. Half Of the deck Of the
Infanta Maria Teresa has been laid.
II is expected that the Teresa will
leave for New York or Norfolk on DC.
tober ia
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Washington, Oct 1L-Advices re-
ceiyed at the war department indicate
that the evacuation Of Cuba by the
Spanish forces is proceeding salts
f~actorily aud smoothly. The threat.
ened trouble at Manzanillo has blown
over and the Spaniards have yielded
control to the American forces.
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Not % Join Dausr.s Rianl.

Chicago, Oct 1.-'Contrary to pub.
lie belief the battleships Oregon aud
Iowa, recently ordered 10 sail from
New York 10 Honolulu, are not des.
tined 90 reinforce Dewey's feet" says
Commodore Albert Kautz. the newly.
appointed commander OF the Pacific
squadron, who is in Chicago on his
way TO the Pacific coast He declared
they would remain part Of the Pacific
knuadron.
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N houce % hereby given to all crcd,o,.
MARIA Y I,IcIl., interested In the c,io,o un y
slgned administrator viii ann" ~ Iho under.
nuVmrnt ut said estate M m" aaNu ID hnal
, c,,n, ioi. ~ the probate ouu1 n, rhihcr
1ou Ivy Missouri, 10 he begun t@itioita
toD. fgoni.e conrt room, In DC civ ~ P.,l NJ
Mondsy ~ y'ie eouliJ Missouri, on nm N, king,
lp-l55t LIE WALLACE
AdLlulstbt',
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-15
FlNAL %SErrLEMENr

Notice IA hereby given To aI crcIltors md
oiher persons Interested In the estate on can,
mus barnett. Jr., deceased, that the unde,.
slIned administrator will apply 10 make a fnal
selllenent of fnid estate, 81 The Eoycmb",
term, lsr, Of tho probate court II Lafsyrtta
oouht!, Mlssluri, ." he begun and held nj tho
PROBATE court room, In the city of Lexingtnn
on the second Monday In Noycmhor lsn "''
,oa JAMES W. GOODWIN.
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