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TIE CYCLONES DEATH LIST
Kfrksvtlle Loses 81 Kille1 ana -
lnJuPaA-F1ve Huoore0 REQ.
al> A AhsOlute want.
1918 SECOND oAVENUE.

PIE IN Ahsolste want.
KIRKyILLE No. April ss.-Ths Correct
"a list Of those killed In the tornado OF
Thursday night places the number at snn
ham. Mrs. Henry Biilington and daughter.
Mrs A. r. Bowman. son and dauEh.er Of
Rev. Burr, Baby Ellington. Seth F.atn-
eIs, year. .. I'D = rs alase Ms 3 Bessie T.
Greene. Dr. W. B. Howe.is, three children
OF Henry Lowe. J. b. Larktns, Georgia
Lane. Mira Cal Little. Mrs. Ionn Ma l
Mrs. Ann Miller. aged - years: Mrs. Blue
Panehost ard ban Mrs.. Roy2eaugh, MIS-
z. K sherburne, John c. Weaver. LeonA
Whaiey. Mrs. Joe Wood. Miss Wood
Ashwor,h, John Elliott. Mrs. John john
son. johnson.
The following .rs .enisht ssper;.s ed b g. N.
Moss. Mrs. Peck, Miss Weaver.
The number OF injured now reaches nine
; r.s th and ssg ri If IN q 1s d
The search among the ruins stu continues.
Funeral arrangements have been com
pisted and the dead VIII have been eonslgn :
ed to their final resting PAGES by somor-
row evening Tomorrow morning union
memorial service will be held at the Meth
odiss and Christian churches and snort
biographical sketches OF The lives OF the
tornado victims Will be delivered
Mayor Noonan has made A. list or lsU fam
lies, including about 80. persons. wno nave
Loaf everything and are IN need All OF the
hungry have been fed through the efforts
of the citixens,- Who are cooperating with
Mayor Noonan- sfFs ~
Am Accounted Tor at Sswtewn.
ST. LOUIS, April Sit Il believed that
all the dead and injured n Newtown nave
been accounted for. The number Of dead
II placed at elsysn and the injured st thlr
IL two. OF the injured two children OF
William Says cannot recover.
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OTTAWA Ont. April 9-~Tae proposed
Pacific cable ~. connect British -l.oiuynea3
with China and Australia has received a
set bark copy OF an agreement entered
into between the British government ard
the Eastern Extension Aussraisan-China
Telegraph Company ia iS3 ny Lord Ripou
has 5usI been made public. In this agree
menf the British government promised
no, TO say or permit to b. granted any
concession Tor laying any Submarine ca
hles connecting with HongkonE. Singapore
or I-aagan.- unless found rect ssary ia the
general Interest Of Great Britain II the
proposed cable for Canada Is 20 he de-
prfved OF the large business IL was ex-
p@ctes. Il would receive from n connection
al Hengkong. IL would be seriously handi-
capped.
Great Britain, according 20 tho terms o..
the agreement. may purchase the cable
Ok tho Eastern Extension Company on
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SHAKEN By AN EARTHQUAKE


DECATUR. H.. April IA distinct
o'clock tonight, lasting nfteea~ seconds.
There was no damage. Z 9s' Ec a7sH
twelve months notice for $4,000
Quake shock waa feis here and 1t Sulii-
van tonight at 6;D lasting sx seconds
At yincennes several chimneys were
shaken down and some brick walls were
cracked.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-The Enquirer
has specials reporting earthqun1ke shocks
Of ave seconds tonight at Evansville. New
Albany Princeton, 6helhurne and Nadt-
son. Ind. and CArrollton, Ky.
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Ass~r sad Wheeler WeleomeA.

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Ma Ger Jesrrs Whe~4sr ~er@ v&f~n rs~s
sv tNe Dstrsst sen. - she Ans~rs-ars Reeve
}@tsGa 81 tnsSy &rgzEat IN iAe esty fAss
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Ergtas2s Quarts az@G. n aa@e red ssnlsorrs
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FAST TRAIN TO SEATTLE.
The 500 Line VIII Meet the Time
of the ". r. anA &. n Roads

ST. PAUL April .s.-Tae 500 Pacific
line will !nAugurate . new sass passenger
train between s. Paul and Seattle about
MAY - which Will meet the tine II the
Northern Pacific sra Great Northern cy-
e~ta-a trrf-s The 500 Pacific wtn leave
this clty ia .he evening instead u IN
tae morning as a. present ard 9iil short
en- me present line between here ard SA-
attic about thirteen hours The 500 train
wln 90 on TO Cxigary. where IL will he
caught by TIE rer overland % tAs Cara
dian Pacific
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its Report OF 80 900 word. Trans
mfttea to the prrasaeat

WASHINGTON. Apxsl @-T7re ssr coalr.
q inquiry has c1Tp sssd is report and
Adjourned TIE rapcTs was 9eiswersxa 70
Aessrs Secretary AeksissSh1. who Emne-
slaseis sent y - re Waite House
TIE report - 81 asse1s A. ~ So<s.s ana
gas fGksy s1sa tAe Sgzzs- Sans @s5Sh have
1<sn raised asa ceyXssss&Gss ws1a tAs ayray
tsses TIE ssss hSs rass been made rub IL
snz ssl5 rssz ~ ana after Sc pres.sIesas
sAai! azss Yrzz e.
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THE PRESIDENT IN NEW YORK.
Takes . Pleasure Trip Up the Rive,
In = Navy Yard TuU.

NEW YORK. April 2e-At noon today
Mrs. Abner Mckinley drove from the ho-
tel 10 the navy yard tug Nina, and with
Commander Kelly embarked for pleasure
trip on North river.
The party went up the river as far as
Sing Sing and returned at rs
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MRS. GEORGE WILL LECTURE


CANTON, O.. April 2s.-Arss George
aaid today as To her future plans:
II will lecture on woman's rights. / be-
I,eys women ought to vote and that
fury ought to be half women. think
woman has just as much right To mako
something ous OF herself az a man
Mrs. George has had several PROPOSE
lions from theatrical managers. but re-
fuses TO consider them. Several offers OF
marriage have been sent het.
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FOUR $4,000, 900 WARRANTS.
Documents for Settlement With
spain Transmtttea to the
Secretary Of state.

WASHINGTON. April 23.--Four United
States treasury warrants for 3. GO 90 each
were drawn today and transmitted to the
secretary OF state 10 ~ used in settlement
Of the 50. 90 go due Spain under the Paris
treaty.
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tae~r-~ Mtitsssa swa President Ms-
hsets> >rna Ers~mafs Message.
BERLIN Astfn = kseue<T,sr ssFEfla.~
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Gentlemen:

We dor'f like TO boast but
II is q fact generally accepted
among well dressed men. that
our assortment Of French, Eng
lish and Scotch SuitingS Is
..sust about as tine as any
shown on the coast" Were
quoting
A word about the cutting
years OF study have resulted
in q style and 1t that Is dis
sinct nom any other, IN the
fact that both are perfect.
Glad 20 have you call.
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Referring 70 speech made by the sec
Rotary Of state Ter she colonies MIR Ja-
serh Chsmbesisin early IN thu week ey
planning that the raA&irg % a large British
force IN South Africa was iGe TO the fact
that the Beers hal erected forts AZ Pre-
torta and Johannesburg which n regarded
ss menace 10 Great Bvftagn he Speaker
declares that ire speech was quite az IT.
chSavoss and gntus'sdabla "a Capt. Cogh-
5a11s- sn3 that = aas given greater erans~
70 THE Beers ;haa capt tsaghiaa'E gave
10 tire tsermsns An4 Mr. Chamberlain
tnljscre.3aa gas tust as useless as Cogh-
lana
The leader., 1899-10-11

Husband Say, dear, what keeps your
hands and face SO soft this miserable
weather?
The leader., 1899-10-11

plated by you in the construction of the steel
bridge acros the tomochtto river and hulnhy
request in lieu the cot 10 have slid bridge bullt
under the .nperI iSiOu at IA compel nj evil engl-
uCt.r a> all such work Is required 10 lie per
formed We ak this beciu = the law rtqll es
il and for the further reason that bride or
other publ G work will give mofe satlSfd ton To
the tax aVerS when il i done according TO
plans and Speciiicatio under the direct Sup'r-
vision of Skilled and practical cFll engin er
who is Competent ind q OF the cor ectne>> OF
the plans and spc iiicationN thln under gu 'r,
antGe ( five year. to he accepted and passed
upun nv persons lik ours I've. who nre una lie
to discover the inperfections IN the pian> aad
specifications. much less TO Judge OF the Wo X
maushp when,compsrted. Respect ully,
tSim"d)
f. F. Becker I. J. Nj ia. :. F. Moreton \. c.
Spavey. ". II. Seavey. IA All storm, {. T.. t'raf
ton fho> McNair. Pteif"r x DreyfnS. Leo I
.1c!fr. Ma han Pteifer. ;. hoffman. sam
Abrams j. VI. Wood. |. ABRAMS, w X. Wood.
Il. Abrams, ). VI. Ninborne. X. w McNair.
j. &. CuS,Iahan. {. johnson, {. Heuck & Son.
Or. A. Lew 'utha. L. Daniel. Joshua lreba' sch.
Man l'riebttsch l.. II. Il y EFT. ". y. is.
X. II. hamilton. {. B. Perkins. VI. X. leary, r.
H. crkinS K. +. Schr:ck, tiea. EowSky. I. II.
Newman. :. LcWeuthal& son, .Ino McGrath &
AbShagcn. Felix May. +. f. Schnorrenherg, j.
H. hardy. j. n. Ma &c. |. For>ythe. j. q.
Spence, Nathan Zwirn 10" Blue, |. l>aacS.
T. {. crawford. r. e. Ratclin. Sam W. Hosk ms
Geo &. ,IoSkinS Jas. &. McCurm k. /. T. Se:tHey.
&. Mccormick. +. NJ Bee. lr., X. Il. Stamps.
t. l.. Parsons. VI. Greenwood. i. Il. Daughtry.
Il. I. Hobbs. \. Sta1ler. sherman 4 Davis. Fl.
\. Tibb>. A. IL. Simon. Brookhave1 Gro. Co.,
c. NJ Waterman, Joe l.. Cope.
The leader., 1899-10-11
Special Meeting.

Be it remembered that, at special
meeting of the Board of Supervisors of
Lincoln county, Miss, begun and.held at
the office of the clerk of the chancery
court of said county and State at the
court house thereof. on Monday. Oct.
9th, A. d. 1899, at 10 o'clock a. m. pur-
suant to the following call:
NOTICE.
A special meeting of the Board of
Supervisors is hereby called to meet
at the office of the clerk of the chan
Gerry court of Lincoln county, Miss.
at the court house on Monday, 9 inst.
at 10 o'clock a. m. to take final action
in the matter of building a steel
bridge across Homochitto river at or
near N. R: c. Watson's ford, and Hon.
K. c. Applewhite is requested to sum
The leader., 1899-10-11
FALL. MILLINERY.
Last Fridays Openings Brilliant and
Beautiful.

Brookhaven's fall millinery open
ings, last Friday, were strikingly
beautiful and attractive, filling with
delight and admiration all feminine
beholders and making even the mem
bers of the sterner sex who viewed
them forget, for the time being, the
solemn bill day" that is sure to roll
around bye and bye.
At the n. Y. Racket Store, Mrs
Hamilton, in giving her opening. was
assisted by Miss East. The millinery
department was tastefully decorated
with vines, ferns and potted plants
Hats, simple and stylish, with long
quilts and stitched brims. veritable
picture hats, daring i'll combination of
colors, yet in exquisite taste. and quiet
little bonnets were shown in profusion
enough to bewilder anyone attempt
ing to make selection
Mrs. Hamilton is not only skillful
milliner, but fine business woman,
and her hats, while of good material
and faultless in style, are brought
within the reach of those with modest
purses.
The millinery department of the
Misses Hubener was transformed into
a charming autumn scene in which
was also suggestion of winter, given
by the huge snow ball decorated with
fancy feathers, suspended from the
ceiling and the words Winter, that
might have been written on the wall by
the Winter King himself
Numerous sprays of fragrant golden
rod and great branches of autumn
leaves formed a decoration much APP
preciated by the busy city people, Civ
ing, as it did, a refreshing glimpse of
the country and bringing thoughts of
quiet woodland scenes.
The hats were rich i'll material and
artistic in design; some of the gray
ones we noted particularly, for they
were as charming as winter land
Scape.
Misses Hubener and Hoskins were
most attentive and courteous to the
ladies present.
The millinery of John McGrath &
Sons was well worth lingering visit,
for the handsome designs and taste
full color schemes would have delight
ed the eye of an artist There were
hats for every one-subdued little bon
nets for the silver haired grand mother:
elaborate picture hats and chic sailors
for the young ladies; pretty plumed
and rosetted hats for the children; and
dainty affairs of satin and lace, in the
way of caps, for the babies.
The great mirrors reflected gay
scene of we'll chosen decorations, be-
wilderingly beautiful millinery and
pretty, addressed ladies engaged in
the delightful feminine task of choos-
ing hat.
McGrath & Sons are indeed fortu-
nate in the possession of an experien-
ced and personally charming milliner,
Miss DOdson, and attentive and OBJ
liging saleswomen and statesmen.
The leader., 1899-10-11
A Discovery.

1t is not wonderfully deep cave in
the wilds of Mississippi. or a RUNNING
sinking brook that burrows its way
deep underground in Dixie Land. but
Cough Syrup made by Martin Drug
Co, that cures deep cold. that NAV
run into consumption if not checked in
time. Largest bottle and best medicine
on the market. Only at Martin Drug
Co.
He The last time | called you had
an awful cough. What did you do for
it
She | purchased bottle of Martins
Congh Syrup. 1t Gun ed, me. recon-
mend it to all who have colds and
coughs.
Husband Say, dear, what keeps your
hands and face SO soft this miserable
weather?
Wife use Antichap from Martin
Drug Co. You should use it after
shaving.
1t is the desire of every woman to
have ii beautiful complexion. soft and
tender skin. Winter has come with its
chilly blasts and changeable weather
that causes the hands and face to chap
and look rough To avoid this. use Au-
tichap. Can put gloves on i'll one min
ute after applying and makes splendid
base for powders. Made by Martin
Drug Co.
The leader., 1899-10-11
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Omcial Proceedings of the Regular
October Term. 1899.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
SECOND DAY.

SECOND DAY.
Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1899. board met
pursuant to adjournment. all members
and officers present.
ORDER FOR BRIDGE.
Ordered that bids be received at the
next regular meeting of this board for
the erection of a bridge across Bear
Greek on the Monticello and Beaure-
gard road near county line. Said
bridge to be built according to plans
and specifications on file in Chancery
Clerks office.
COUNTY sUPT.
Ordered that the report of Edgar
Green, County Supt. of Education, be
received, approved and filed, and his
salary and postage allowed. Salary
$40; postage S2O5.
BRIDGE AWARDED.
According to order of this board at
its Sept. 1899, meeting for bids for the
erection of bridge across Williams
Mill Creek. said bridge was awarded
to W. f. kyZar, he being the lowest
responsible bidder, at and for the sum
of $40. Said bridge to be completed
within 80 days from date.
PUBLICATION OF DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
Ordered that the contract of publish
ing the list of delinquent tax payers of
Lincoln county be awarded to b. T.
Hobbs at and for the sum Of S2l, he
being the lowest bidder.
APPROPRIATION FOR SCHOOL HOUSES.
1t is ordered by the board that the
eli # = Al no a iS
out of the balance re
credit of the school fund on the Both
of Sept, 1899. for repairing Union
School house in district No. 3, Lincoln
county, and the sum of S25 is likewise
appropriated for repairing Good Water
School house in district No = out of
the same fund, and like sum of so
is herenow appropriated for repairing
Edwards school house in district No. D.
on condition that the patrons of each
school shall deposit "A sum equal in
for said purpose, with the
county treasurer.
FIRST CLASS ROAD 40. =.
Ordered that the petition of j. NJ.
Girault ct al. requesting an extension
of first class road No. = be granted.
said extension commencing at the lO1,
mile board on said road at J. E. Furr's
plantation. running north and follow
ing the neighborhood road through
lands owned by K. A. Rowan ct al,
passing Little Bahala church and in
the public road from IVES
son to Smith Ferry, Length of extern
sion is about 40 miles.
1t is also ordered that bids be re
reived at the next regular meeting of
this board for the working of said ex-
tension according to plans and specifi-
cations by which all first class roads
are worked.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
b. +. Hobbs. stationery for County Supt S. 80
Felix May. county auditor, salary ending
Oct. L. 1899 ..,. ......... ................ 100
Felix May, making copies of personal
a stssm' ut rolls and copies OF assess
ment OF ra lr0adS etc. in Lincoln county 40 90
Wax Priehatsch. mdSe. for jail ..... ..... | 80
n henderson 4 Iurnb0ugh. conveyance to
III mOchittU. ........ .............. Z 90 |
J. G. Ca>nahan i21l assessment ZOE Az 10 |
Ordered that the board adjourn till |
tomorrow at $3.50 a. III.
The leader., 1899-10-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

hge Womack is i'll with typhoid
fever.
Will Hubert has been suffering
severely with asthma.
Mr.. and Mrs. bennett Ewing were
Sunday visitors from FernWood. Mrs.
Ewing remained over several days.
Charlie Aliens health is improving,
after his serious illness at Jackson, and
he will soon resume his duties iii New
Orleans in the railroad office.
Mr.. w. Y Guess and family are NOV
ing into the Dunn residence this week
Mr. Guess says he will soon make some
substantial improvements on this prop
erty.
Miss Maude Forsythe was the lucky
winner of the Battenburg centreplece
ratified off by Miss Hatch. There were
12O chances taken at ten cents per
chance.
The Kings Daughters held a quilting
bee at Mrs. Will PENIS this afternoon
We are informed that charitable 90
jects are continually before TINS pc
nevolent organization, aud that the
public would be surprised to know OIL
the want and misery it relieves.
Rev. r. J. Boone was UNANIMOUSLY
recalled to the pastorate of Union han
Church, at it's meeting last Saturday
Bro. Boone's ministry among the eA-
cellent people of this church mas niee
with hearty favor and they seem "
have decided prediction Tor Cheh
worthy under shepherd.
Miss Maggie Flood and Mr.; Eugene
Mccormick will be married TINS even,
ing at the residence of the orlue'
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Brennan
These most worthy young people nav
been lovers since childhood and as hoiy
bonds unite them this evening 'he
brightest and best wishes, like incense
will arise from all their BrooKha'.gnT
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. McCormlck VIII
for the present, make their nome VIII"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perkins.
Justice w. G. Summers, of beat d
writes THE LEADER that Marshall 70,
ney, a constable of Pike county, VIA
fatally shot near the Pike and LineoaS
line last Sunday and Wallace Slnlni 'IIy
and Sherman Dunaway palniu.hhss
wounded, all from the discharge OF .ro
same gun in the hands OF an unkno"a
party. The gun was fired from
crowd of or 10 men, white ana coiU1
ed, who were congregated around Jus
of whisky. The trouble occurred apous
half mile from a negro church "he''
an association was in session.
The leader., 1899-10-11
Bridge Petition.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ,

~ LINCOLN COUNTY. {
coin County. Miss; VI '''A
we, the undersigned taxpayers of said coun-
" ana state, most respectfully ask your Honor
ape BODY to dispense with the requirement
Vi guarantee for five years as contem
The leader., 1899-10-11

Charlie Boone's friends will be in
terested to know that he has reached
Jerusalem.
The leader., 1899-10-11

w. Y. Guess's cotton gin
aud rice mill, near the court
house are now in full opera
ton. Mr.. Guess will make
a speciality of cleaning rice
this season and our farmer
friends far and near should
bring hum their rough rice.
Mr.. Joshua Priebatsch is
having his residence re-
shingled.
The leader., 1899-10-11

Services at the Baptist church lie
Sabbath by the pastor.
The leader., 1899-10-11

Two new cases of fever were repo'
ed at Jackson this evening.
The leader., 1899-10-11

Are you a delinquent ?
The leader., 1899-10-11
THIRD DAY,

Wednesday, Oct. 18th, 1899, board
met pursuant to adjournment, all
members and officers present.
at No. la, commencing at Brookhaven
aud Holmesville road and ending at
Pike county line called Johnston East
Union road: and ordered that Monroe
Afford, Emmett Afford, Doc Mercries
and Tom Moak be assigned to said
road, Monroe Afford, overseer.
PER DIEM AND MILEAGE.
1t is ordered, That the members and
officers be allowed their per diem and
fniIaaua.
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Sic cSDalDoer 0rcueI.

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offentunoi9er Nerlebung Der Gonftitu-
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be meoer Die XeSislatur nod ben Xo=
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@ouDerneur pprgel1rieben.
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ben Srle9ssultano protIamirt, bunterie
BON Yiirgern obne 9eleBllhe Verehti=
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