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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
FOR UNIVERSAL PEACE.
Rev. Edward Everett HaIe's Eloquent Sermon
at New York. Sunday.

New York. Jan. 2s.-Rev. Edward Ever,
divine and author occupied the pulpit IN
the Church OF the Messiah, today, aud
preached sermon on the benefits of uni
versal peace. He said in part: The song
of the angels is fairly taken as the hope
and aim of the church OF Christ. and
there is no title more tender and true
than that of the Prince of Peace. Men
of practice. as they call themselves, will
sneer at the thought of universal peace.
They say it is the dream of poets. They
say that war has become a periodical
north preaching universal peace. 1t is
that of the Gar of Russia, the most
powerful and autocratic sovereign on
earth. 1t promises a good augury for the
beginning of the Goth century.
''The American people hail with delight
the scheme of the Car to promote uni
versal peace. What is it that has Kept
us in universal peace, with one eXcep-
tion-which is not an exception-the War
of the Rebellion, on account of its many
complex phases? 1t is that the Amerl-
can people have agreed to refer all theli
difficulties to one central tribunal per-
manent tribunal whose dictum is tar
above that of the President or Congress,
the supreme court of the United States.
The border difficulties. the questions
which have been the most prolific cause
of war in other countries. have also
arisen in this country. and, by the wise
dispensation of our supreme 'arblter, they
have been diSpelled. Inc people o! tIls
country as ] say, are in favor of the
Cars proposal.
1.-The Bar Association of New York, at
its meeting in Albany, four years ago.
appointed d subcommittee to draw up i,
plan for International arbitration. That
committee has suggested that one of the
justices of the United States supreme
court be appointed to confer with siml-
lar representative from other countries 20
form permanent International tribunal.
Americans have a particular reason
for wishing we'll to the great peace CON
ference which is about to take place.
They desire universal peace, not SIMPLY
as Americans. but as sons and daughters
of God Our Christian people join in IN :
movement to place themselves under thr
banner of the Prince of Peace on earth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30

L.. W. Gilbert of Dexter has in his pos
session a very valuable violin which has
an interesting history. Il is probably 100
years old or more. and expert judges Of
the value of musical instruments have
stated that it is worth $3.50. The violin
was purchased by the late George A. Abb
bott in Boston when Mr.. Abbott was IA
young man and WAS included in the ef-
fects of defunct show. when purchased
by Mr.. Abbott. About five years ago Mr.
Abbott handed Mr.. Gilbert the violin
knowing that he was a good player and
enjoyed violin music. at the same time
telling him to keep the instrument until
called for This Mr. Gilbert was more
than pleased to do and he has it today.
Mr.. Abbott failing 10 ask its return.
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JOINT SPECIAL COMMITTEE.

ON EASTERN MAINE INSANE HOS.
PlTAL.-Adams of Penobscot, Grindle Of
Bangor, Macomber of Augusta, Pierce OF
Blaine. Jordan of Lisbon, Peaslee OF Wis
casset. Parkhurst of Bangor, Garcelon Of
lewiston.
ON GOVERNORS MESsAGE.-Ham-
len Of Hancock, Weeks of Somerset. pike
OF York. Chase of Portland, King OF Car
Newport; Dawson of Monroe. Perkins Of
Cornish, Morey Of Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
Nebraska Expects an Exciting Week.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 29.-The present
week promises to be an exciting one IN
the Nebraska Legislature. Aside from
the senatorial contest, which, tonight
shows little change but which may reach
a climax any day. there are the charges
looking to the Impeachment of District
Judge Scott of Omaha, to be dealt with,
as well as two other cases from Fillmore
county and the possible Imprisonment on
Judge Skpton for refusing To bring IN
the ballots bearing on the contest. The
impeachment proceedings against Judge
Scott for the time being excite more in
terest even than the senatorial struggle.
Speaker Clark is expected to lay the doc
ument before the House when il con-
yeneS at noon tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
A Bio Explosion With Little Damage.

Bridgeport. Conn. Jan. pa fire
which it is believed, was started by
bows on Stratford Meadows. this morn
mo communicated to one of the mag
azines of Billings & Clambit, drug
gists. of this city. used for storing eN-
plosives, and caused heavy explosion.
There was ton of dynamite ana %
kegs of powder stored in the mousse
There was no loss of life, and money
loss will not exceed S5O0
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND.
Visits Cardinal RampolIa and Is Visited by
Many High EccIesiastics.

Rome, Jan. 2a-Archbishop ireland weni
TO the Vatican. today, where he had Il
conference with Cardinal Rampolla,
paDal secretary of state. Many cardinals
ana other high cccesiastics visited tn
archbishop at the Hotel Bristol. where he
is staying. 49,,
In the course of an interview. this
aftprnoon he declared that there was ah-
solutely no foundation for the statement
thai he had been charged to represent
the United States at the forthcom nS CON
ference regarding the limitation of armH--
mc,lfs. The United States. he said, mad
not vet nominated a delegate.
The archbishop was very reserved IN his
replies to questions respecting rensiouS
il was necessary for him to wait FOR the
Holy See 10 pass upon such matters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
DOING BUT LITTLE WORK.
Gov. Roosevelt Annoyed at Slow Progress
~s. MADE by the Assembly.

Albany, ~ Y, Jan. 29.-Thus far but
five bills have reached Coy. RooseVelt
and but Two have become laws. rms Is
despite the fact that the Legislative SEES
sion is nearly one month old and that
Gov. Roosevelt has been urging mem
hers to get their local legislation out oi
the way of the party meaures expected
later in the session.
Up to date but 30 bills have been IN
troduced in the Senate and but fw IN
the Assembly, many of them being hiiiS
oi former years. which have eithcr Iail-
ed of passage or of executive approval.
A great number have been duplicated IN
each house, leaving less than 2ou new
IawS proposed.
In the Assembly. tomorrow night. res
olutions urging the United States TO rat
ify the treaty with Spain will come up
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
Body Of Paul Jones' Captain Found.

New Orleans. Jan. GA body found
near Fort st. Philip was, today. iden
titled as that of Capt. Sturtevant the
pilot of the launch Paul Jones. From
the position and clothing of the body it
is almost certain he was off duty and
asleep at the time death came and that
the boat was wrecked hy an explosion,
during the night
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
Wallace H. Chase, formerly of Dover

Wallace II. Chase, formerly Of Dover
and now in the L. S. Naval Hospital
Corps, has just passed his examination
for hospital steward. Mr.. Chase enlisted
in Boston, July 2S, 1898. soon after the
organizing of the hospital corps. He
entered the service as hospital appren-
tice and is the first of the crops to go
up for promotion. He had taken great
interest in hospital work since he en-
tered the Boston City hospital in '93.
having graduated from there in '95.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
Pursuit Of Khalifa Abandoned.

London. Jan. 3O.-A dispatch to the
Dailv News from Cairo says that Col.
tyitchoner's column which was sent in
..,,re,,;. of Thalifa Abdulah into kor-
dofan. where he has been riiahihs war
upon the tribesmen. mas aoai''ohea
The attempt to overtake him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
Delaware Has 21st Fruitless Ballot.

Dover Del, Jan. 29.-The Goth ballot in
the Legislature for United States senator
resulted: Gray, "A; Addicks, Is; Dupont.
spruance, !; Handy, A. Absent, I. Total
vote, As. Necessary to a choice. 23
The 21st ballot resulted: Gray, IA: Ad-
dicks, Isl, Dupont, !; Handy, 4: Higgins.
,. Chandler, ,; Spruance, ]. Necessary
n n choice, %. No election
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
No More Naval Vessels for Samoa.

London. Jan. 30.-1t is semi officially
asserted here. says the Berlin CORE
spondent of the Times. that all three
protecting powers have agreed to re-
frain from sending further naval rein
to Samoa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30

About 100000 tons of stone has been
shipped from Deer Isle during the year
OF 1885, divided as follows: J. L. Goss.
$4,000 tons; Goss & Small. 25000 Green
island Company. 10000: S. e. Allen,
soO0; G. l.. Bray. 1000; p. G. Merrill,
aeoo; Henry Robbins. 1900: H. NJ
Ihayer, 1000: Calvin Ames, John Nc
Donald and F. s. Warren 500 tons each;
Charles Grant 5000 TONS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
COLON UNDER ARMS.
Strike Situation Grows Worse-fears that the
City May Be Fired.

conditions do not improve. A special
train from Panama brought reinforce
ments, last night. and. today, the whole
city has been under military guard An
uneasy feeling prevails everywhere. for
though quiet has been restored. fears are
entertained on all sides that the strikers
are only awaiting an opportunity to flre
the city. A proclamation was issued
this morning. forbidding the assembling
together in public places of more than
three persons under pain of imprison-
mpnt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
Treat Cause, Not Effect.

And demand a
veoped
a home
It
building
instantly
and of
C1asseso o Men,
or
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
To the Public,

We are authorized to guarantee every
pottle of Chambetlain's Cough Remedy
ana If not satisfactory to refund the
money to the purchaser. There is no bet
Ter medicine made for Ia grippe. colds anG
whoopng cough. Price, 25 and soc. per
"'oeie. Try it. John Coughlin, Water
street
dN,W&Fdy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
# his affairs which are not proving

does he wishes to change
me hrst thHs discovered
to
organism ! that should
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
Utah Republicans Vote for MCCARTHY.

Salt Lake, Utah. Jan. 29.-Four ballots
we're taken for United States senator
without change, excepting that THE Re-
nublicans voted for Mccarthy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
paiIp kennebec 3ournaL.
SENATORIAL CONTESTS.
nsataea Elects Clark, Dem-Ali Other Fiohts
Still On. '

Helena, Mont, Jan. 29.-The 18th sena-
.orjai ballot, taken, Saturday, resulted IN
ne election of the Butte Democratic can
aidate, William A. Clark, who received "a
of the 90 votes cast.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
The Debilitated I1an.

In the treatment of those nervous
disorders of men, young and old. which
result from the abuse of some law of
nature. early indiscretions. later ex-
to be considered. The subject is deeper
than most physicians think it. One
thing is certain,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
But Few Vote In Pennsylvania.

Harrisburg, Pa. Jan. 29.-The 10th ballot
for United States senator resulted: Quay
10; jerks, /; Dalzell. l.. Paired. 154 There
choice,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
No Change in Wisconsin.

Madison, Wis. Jan. 29.-There was no
lo0sening of the senatorial deadlock, the
ballot in joint session, Saturday. stand
jng practically the same as Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
Washington Still Ballotinq.

Olympia, Wash. Jan. 29.-One ballot for
United States senator was taken, yester-
dav. resulting as follows: Foster. q; Viii
son, 26; Humes 10; Ankeny 10: Lewis. q
Bridges, ].
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30

II had r:rr;ng. itching sore on my
leg. Suffered t1-.ures. Deans Ointment
took away the tgrning and itching In
stantly. and uuic:.iy effected permanent
cure" G. 81. I.s hart. Bowling Green. o.
mon. well i.s wk3tr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
To Cure Constipation in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Strengthen Nerves in One Week
NJ cure Sick Headache in One Day

r,ke CIevelands Celery Compound Tea.
a. r,rial size free If it fails to cure,
.,o,r money will be refunded. John
ccoughlin. West End Kennebec Bridge.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
How Il Hurts.

Rheumatism. with its sharp twinges,
aches and pains. Do you know the
cause? Acid in the blood has accumu-
lated in your joints. The cure is found
in Hoods Sarsaparilla, which neutr2l-
izes his acid. Thousands Write that
they have been completely cured of
rheumatism by Hoods Sarsapariila.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
No Choice in California.

Sacramento, Cal, Jan. 29.-Sa .urday's
ballot for United States senator showed
no change from that OF yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
STANDING, ,c0MMITrEEs OF THE SENATE.

ON BILLS IN THE SECOND READ.
1NG.-Witham Of Cumberland, Fernalo
of Androscoggin. Whitehouse of Saga.
dahoc, Merrill Of Somerset, Dudley Of
Washington, Sharp Of Aroostook, Blanch-
Johnston of Piscataquis, Hodsdon OF
Cumberland, Hargraves of York, Jones Of
Penobscot
Hancock, Peirce of Waldo, Pike OF
York. White Of Androscoggin. Sawyer OF
Washington, King of Oxford, Chamber
of Somerset. Plummer O. Penobscot.
I1I.iiin or Hancock. Drummond of Cum
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
Drugs Only
Stimulate.

They do not tone or strengthen. 1t Is
temporarily relieve the mental torture
Of some financial or family trouble. I
soon saw drugs were not giving my
patients satisfaction and went to work
experimenting. just as business man
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
nd ehU0EW 100 7r0mnnf ct Rncfnn to
.lawln. Johonnett of Palmyra. Wilson

of Minot.
ON LIBRARY.-White of Androscog-
gin. Weeks of Somerset, Reynolds OF
Cumberland, Field of Oakland. Guernsey
of Dover, Sutherland of Biddeford. Ryer.
son of North Livermore, Buck OF or.
land, Noyes of Pownal, Teel OF st.
George.
ON THE UNIVERSITY OF MAINE
Adams of Penobscot, Head Of Kennebec.
King of oxford. Nickerson of swanville.
Chick of Clifton. Weed Of Monticello,
Walker Of Starks; Burns OF Westbrook.
Perkins of Cornish. Leavitt Of Eastporr.
ON MINES AND MINING.-GrindIe OF
Hancock, Witham of Cumberland, Jones
of Penobscot, Prince OF Yarmouth Spur
Of Otisfeld, Spratt OF Palermo. Sawyer Of
I.imngton, Noyes Of Pownal. Libby Of
South berwick. Taylor of Hope.
ON LABOR.-Sharp of Aroostook.
Witham OF Cumberland. King OF Oxford,
Fuller of Auburn. Colburn of Windsor,
Nickerson of Orrington. Stetson OF Mon.
mouth Brimmer of Mariaville, Grindle OF
lslesboro. Brown of Warren.
ON PERANCE-Witham of Cum.
berland, Hargraves of York, Dudley OF
Washington. Walker of Starks, Parker Of
Glenburn. Fuller of Kennebunk DeCosteP
of Buckfield, Craig Of Island Falls.
Prince of Yarmouth, Hodgkins OF Harps-
well.
ON TAxATION.-Hodsdon Of cumber-
land, Pike of York. Fernald Of Andro-
scoggin, Hutchings of Brewer, Bodwell OF
Hallowen. Jordan of Lisbon, Girdler Of
Mercer. Sawyer Of Limington, Kalloch Of
South ThomastOn, GarcelOn of Lewiston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30

HOODS PILLS cure nausea, sick
headache bilousness indigestion
Price 25 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-01-30
ConsunnptiVes
THERE is HOPE FOR you.
A New Tonic Reconstruction Has Been
Found.

NO LONGER NEED YOU TAKE
VILE-TASTING, STOMACH-DIS-
TURBING COD LIVER OIL.
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Willy eOeRS' GREAT VICTORY
They Snare the English Troopers Who
Lose Over 600 of Their Number.

They Snare the English Troopers Who
Lose over 600 of Their Number.
Molteno. Dec. II-General Gatacre's
column was led into nasty ambush BY
the Beers this morning and only escaped
annihila,ion by the greatest heroism and
bravery AS II was, however. General
Ga,acre comedies loss in missing and
killed OF over 600 men. Among the
killed are many gallant British officers
The British account says:
"Our forces were proceeding cautious
ly. when suddenly We met hail OF
bullets from behind low ridges TO the
from, and on the right fianks. The re-
cepiion was too warm to withstand, and
the lrishmen leading General Gstacre
quickly sought shelter behind a kopje.
fortunately near. The other troops did
the same. But even this shelter was un.
tenable. being covered by numerous
Boer cannon, which were more powerful
than supposed. and the Beers shel!ed US
out of the position.
The mounted inianty were some dis
tance of. bu, by hard riding and long
detour they succeeded IN joining the
main body behind. and the British again
retreateo. this time to a second kople,
but s,ill we were poorly covered from a
rain OF rife fire. and the big Boer guns
threw shells unpleasantly around us.
"Ouf field batteries swung into line and
c1CciicuI ~uIN AcSPuiB tIS Ducts
off while We sought a better position half
mile away. Here We found good
shelter, and the infantry quickly got into
position and opened FIRE at long range,
while the mou nted infantry were sent Out
to try to get the Beers righ, flank up.
This time we suffered little loss, but
a new danger suddenly appearGI.
"The Beers wio ambushed were Ia
front, and on our right flank But now
there came do an from the north a strong
command, all mounted, who menaced
the British lef, flank. General Gatacre
sent the Irish and Northumberland regi'
ments to meet them and the result was
a disastrous defeat.
They dashed straight into the deadly
FIRE Of number Of machine guns, which
the Beers had placed IN concealed
position. 1t was evident that we we're
caught in a nasty position, and the IRISH
and Norhumberlands got back as best
they could. each with 500 men gone,
many OF whom were captured.
"How many were killed and wounded
we do not know.
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EMANCIPATION PURCHASE.
The Purchasers Arrive From Boston and
VIII Take the Mine at Once.

The Purchasers Arrive From Boston and
VIII Take the Nine at Once.
Professor Bert Landgridge arrived
from Boston after two months absence
from Boulder. One of Professor Land
gridge's errands was the sale OF the
Emancipation mine. the Sunshine bonan.
Ia. the property Of E. J, Temple OF this
city. This morning EX Governor Moi
ia,t, OF Massachusetts, one OF the pur.
chasers. arrived. Oihets of the Boston
investors will be here this week The
Emancipation mine has been paving at
the rate OF $1,000 a month ana will re
turn fine revenue on the purchase
price, sI7s.ooo. and not 100000 as e.
roneously stated Saturday, should II have
mill for the treatment CT its vast bodies
of low grade ores. A chlo,ina,ion mill
for this purpose is to be built nea, The
mine. The first installment for the mine
will be paid down this week afrer exam
ina,ion OF the abstract of title by til,
purchasers.
Daily camera., 1899-12-11
Free COI10gc
h|C S|Og0||
DEMOCRACYS SLOGAN.
Republican Caucus Measure Forces silver
to the Front.

Chicago, Dec. II-Chairman J. G..
johnson OF the Democratic national
executive committee, today said that the
bringing TO the fore by the Republicans
in congress OF their gold standard meas
ure will make the currency question the
leading issue of next year. He said:
The introduction OF the Republican
caucus bill shifts the issues before the
country. The discussion will be for or
against the single gold standard instead
of for or against free silver as in 1896.
The Democratic party will maintain Its
stand in favor of the free and unlimited
coinage OF silver at the ratio OF I6 to l.,
independent of the consent of any nation,
in short, independent bmetallism. The
talk in congress over the Republican
caucus gold standard measure will be
but the beginning OF a discussion that
will be carried cut through the Cam
paign"
Daily camera., 1899-12-11

London. Dec. 1.-THE defeat OF Gen.
eral Gatacre at Stormberg is regarded
as another case of Understanding the
emeny's forces. Gstacre had wearied
his men by forced marches. The Pos,
correspondent today says that If Britain
loses part of her empire it will be due to
parsimony in providing insufhcen,
forces. Fear is expressed that Ga,acre's
casualty list will be much heavier than
that published.
Daily camera., 1899-12-11
They Remembered HIM.

According TO the Ward Miner. Mrs.
Charles A. kneale. well known in Bodl.
der, has heard from her father. George
W. Hatfield, of Semper, Colo, that at
various points in the east he has found
relatives and old neishbors of his parents
who are willing to swear that they know
him and that he is grandson of David
Crimes. deceased. whose estate has been
declared by the courts entitled to 4 vast
property in Baltimore estimated TO be
worth S,So.ooo 600.
Daily camera., 1899-12-11
Laid at Rest,

The funeral of the late Peatl Chamber.
lain. killed in the Logan mine, occurred
Sunday afternoon at the Methodist
church. Rev. NJ. f. Hornbeck officiating
There was a large attendance from
Sugar Loaf. comprising all the miners
employed upon the Logan. These were
distinguished by Grape and blossoms in
their button holes. lnterment at Ma
sonic cemetery was conducted by Mr.,
Harris.
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Labor Men in Session.

Detroit, Dec. 1.-THE 10th annual
conven,it,, of the American Federation
OF Labor. with 200 delegates represent.
ing 500 900 union men on the floor.
opened here this morning. President
Samuel Gompers was unable to at,en d
as a result Of recent injuries.
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Notice.

Noting the action of the Clicks Union
we will pospone our opening one week,
Opening Dec. 10 to ,5th. Alexander
Bros.
Daily camera., 1899-12-11
BeW0IS
Her R0|d Luck
ENGLAND NERVOUS.
Warned BY a Newspaper that Her Parsi.
mony May Cost Empire.

Modder Station. Dec. 1.-THE Beers
are entrenched on two hills overlooking
this place and have constructed lateral
shelter trenches.
Daily camera., 1899-12-11
COAL MINE HORROR.
At Least 81 Miners Killed By Explosion
From Tiredsmp.

Carbonate. Wash. Dec. Io-By an ex-
plosion IN the Carbon Hill coal mine
last night between g and 30 miners
were killed. Nearly all were Poles and
Flnns. Whether. the explosion occurred
from tiredamp is not known, but so it is
presumed The mine is owned by the
Southern Pacific railway
Daily camera., 1899-12-11
psr,.Isner, Lnt,Iiar.

Paris, Dec. 1.-THE Partisan papers
are in wild glee over the defeat of
Gatacre's forces in S,romberg. The yel.
low journals have Boer flags over their
offices
Daily camera., 1899-12-11

Have YOU seen those extremely small
watches at Harl S kittle's jeweiry store,
Masonic Temple1
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UAlLA ROOHk SOLD.

Cash.
A cash mining deal was consumnated
today, when Lewis A Ewing sold the
Lalla Roohk mine, Sugar Loaf district
and an excellent property, 10 George J.
Somers OF Ohio The purchase price
was g.. soc and 1t wasa cash transaction
Daily camera., 1899-12-11
CUBAN JOAN OF ARC.
Cuban Woman Who Appeals to Her Broth
to Rise In Arms.

Havana, Dec. II-lt now transpires
that the recent uprisings in Cuba were
inspired by Captain" Ascui, a widow
who was melting her coun,rymen to re.
bellion. She is President OF the society
of Cuban women and is heroine of the
Cuban insurrection. She has fought
with her brothers in the ranks and her
influence is great.
Daily camera., 1899-12-11
FOUR MINERS KILLED.

Fata, Explosion OF Powder In An ohio Coal
Mine.
Columbus, o., Dec. iI-State Inspect.
or Ha1eltine received a despatch today
stating tha, four kegs of powder had ex.
ploded in the King mine near Cambridge
this morning. fatally injurng four
miners
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WOULD EAT IN HE'LL.
Kentucky Murderer Expressed Desire to
Brcakfast There

Paris, KY, Dec. II-At 6:3o this morn.
ing murderer Clarence Williams said to
the sheriff: Lets have it over soon SO
can eat my breakfast in hell He was
hanged in the Jail yard later for the mur.
der OF his sweetheart. He died game.
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Take Notice.

will receive ana file applications for
the position of city health officer, TO be
acted upon by the council on the Goth
instant. Z. X. STAFFORD.
City Clerk.