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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-08
DEATH OF AUSTIN BIDWELL
one of the Men who Secured $4,000
o0o From the Bank OF England
by Forged Letters.

Butte. Mont. March Austin BID
wesa. one of the men vho became famous
Through The Bank OF England fnrgsrgaS
etea here today in his roofn IN the Man
tie beck Tae cause uf his death waS
given as grip, He was ~ years az age and
native az Chicago 10 which place his
body VIII be taken for burial
Austin Etwsl and his brother George
kfslNsli cane here about two weeks ago.
Fhey SAIL they expected - start IN bust
ness here. having hacking sn The East "a
engage ia mining. lie VAS taken sick
about "a week ago.
l5a siery % the Eitstls Is pretty well
Known Bs means az forged securities in
i<lS they get s. 1sa @a from she Rank ~
EDEland. after yictinxnx osher banks in
EHTaps by means af forged letters or
credit. Their Idea vas 20 EaE 81 eSss fxsl anf
then compromise Win gne rank In ne
esx game &b~y failed afst fed George Biz
~et was rAHsAs IN France and As,Sr.n Ms
wei 80 tHbs Tesey were tried ard given
sAe sentences WITH tas4r fRA e<rfss4ersfAs
Alter t~eatF years tisFy were released
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WILL MOVE THE POsr0FFiCE.
Proposed Action which Ar0uses
Much Feeling.

Special Dispatch 90 the Observation-Disclosures
EVERETT, March flames ii YER
non, Eyere;t's newly appointed postmas-
ter. has quietly applied for and obtained
permission 10 remove the postoftilce from
i,s present location. five blocks ~est on
Hewitt avenue, To the building formerly
occupied by the Puget Sound National
bank.
The proposed change has caused quite
a little feeling 70 manifest Itself, sapec ally
while thu old location favGrs the hay side
residents the river sssiefs dsd not complain
They VII endsavor "a restrain the re
rn0sal and falling In this will probs bly,
make application for new pcz,oifice for
the river side.
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N'NAtsuroN INDICTED.
Former President Of Trxde<mea's
National Mast Answer tu Courts.

NEW YORK Marcia The United
s'sfr% fFsise tisTv tcst9Y a@tssf DEAN Az
ind es:naG1 assfssst James Mc>S.agsa ttssa
fsynsss4S gs''esst3sal ~ t{ss FRA sr1sesss Ma.
tlanal sssauk. fes vSo3atiu& tAs Sssma&n- laws
~ ftsa'i3l@s.t oFstFfssg ~ the c~Ft.ffQAtt.ea
assss1ssss James and Alan Ma \ asxs p ss.sg
faHtAS, fer tsr~SSf@cy Ea procsssn4 tas
a35yS~f ts1sas3taessz esstif5ralF ~ ta~ .,.seek
Tor esl5' sza n fAFbs ~ Alan MeNAusrntogl
Sa@n 30 sa@ aa' f@nas So taai arrlnssat 10
his CREST
tbs As.Nt.4S 9rtsss NerN arrested ys.>s1,s
nr@ss sfS safd stTe hr'f "a bonds ~ tie
I sai1esl stAtses .-lAznts aesl..ss..r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-08

10 the sickness OF one of the jurors at
the trial, the prisoners and their counsel
expressly waived their constitutional right
ard stipulated With the prosecution 10
proceed with the trial with eleven jurorA
The jury having found them guilty. the
prisoners demanded A new trial on the
plea that they had no power to waive
their rights to trial by jury of twelve
men.
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WHEY WILL LOSE NO TIME.
Republican Congressional Caucus
Committee VIII Formulate HI
nnnclal LeRlslatlOM.

WASHINGTON, March THE commit
tee appointed by the Republican caucus OF
the house of representatives to formulate
a financial measure for the consideration
OF the next congress viii meet AT AT
lantic City 10 take up the question ON
April II. -.
committee today.
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sERENADED THE PRESIDENT.
British Guards Hand Gives Its First
Concert Mt White House.

WASHINGTON, March Lieut.. Dan
Godfrey and his British Guards band.
which arrived In New York on the Luz
cania last Saturday. gave concert ms
afternoon in the East room OF the Wnite
Houst. in the presence OF the president and
Mrs Mckinley and ladies of the cabinet,
This was the inauguration OF the first
general tour of the United States that mas
We, been undertaken by an English mill
tary band.
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tina, hour and both houses are closing Up
NEW IDAHO APPOINTMENTS.
The House Ready tn Adjourn. bu'
the senate Refuses.

BOISE, Idaho, March THE governor
today nominated Douglas w. Ross 10 DE
state engineer.
The following nominations were made
for regents of the state university: Al
bert Afford F. III. Gilbert and f. f. Corn
wall for six years: A. b. Campbell. G, II.
Harris and c. F. Robertson. for four
years: Joseph Hickman. j. Fl. Goode ana
Mrs c. A Williams. for two years.
The house passed a concurrent rssoius
ton to adjourn tomorrow at noon. but the
senate refused TO concur
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s. 3. 3G. by Preston-Relating to the
law 81 libel
s g. Is by Presson-Prcviding for
jury commission.
s. 3, la by judiciary commistee-Giving
Spokane one additional judge OF superior
court
At Ii n N. the senate adjourned
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Vote in Pennsyivauta.
Clock stopped So to Allow Busi-
ness to He Cleaned Ip

RCTsE IDAHO. M8reh The governor
tecsY .aan9s1 T r. Rlcks % Fssrnor,
county, !. y. Costcn. Of Ala SRI W
Nassss. = Bannocs- IS directors q sfe
AL lam. They we're confirmed az were All
goIn ia s9Tm made ysstsraAy
Ine segsss&f uyes 5A&sN4 Resolution ;ossay
70 adjourn a. s O CLOAK this evening The
esoSss were Stopped few Minutes before
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other Hasiness Transacted.

After 80 csesssss ~ TIE i-9vte~. ,,.a~ .s.s
genera 4QpTorEi,s affl. Garner eallea
bp : r. js5 - provide far rb.s NOR, 49,
iseafEt assessment 90 taxes on railroad
propsTtS, wnlca ns4 eTea ns.te a special
"Fe1@T soT Ne p. IN f0s3ay. Tee press3ays,
AF3s aaf ia@ e3b rad CaG 1Jsg IT'S sta nd
irg PI0u3sE1sT agsaeaGezI sat lost taA
char being ssisl aimed eAs 4 BAYS s. TIE
aAa vas considered ard seat - tsa "a.
crossing committee
Ens seE1te taa&y 5opiaa piawss4ars~
resolution EToN t8t@E tt.AF after a. '-.sssx
2 ~. ~ TharS3sy March . 1xa 20 ftgts
stat - considered ar anal pasSa &c fhMf
Ha farther special order snail -, gg7s.s!,s
ass 1hat sA ntI}s places oB tae senat..
cissFsssaF snalS Ffsaa1in efstg Disposed o.
k.3l.s construed 0n fatrf roaalnx ana
OFtl~res5! fasFs~Ssss ln thr asrafs.
: Il -. ~ Preston Relating "a th.
HafEE aTf CtTfrsa1s e g1sxess ta4traa 4zsf
res. estate n.ovtsagaz.
u ~. sa$ t&rpsG A%s#ffHg ~ assess
E'snt .ts.4 collection ot taxes oa rAlirssaa
properly
: u isl. ~ -rone-Io yrevcas tie
ssg<&- e. G@s@rc ai0sss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-08
TOOK sTRYCHSINE NV MISTAKE
An Aged Man Has Narrow Escape
From Death.

Special Dispatch N the Post-InsHliigeneer
ny EftETT Marcn a Gates.
heed and respected citizen. took by mis-
take sAis afternoon large dose os
ssrycnuFie. thinking IL was epgoEn salts.
Physicians were Immediately summoned
ard IL IL believed they Will bss axle ~
save ais ise AT q 0sBGss .. m. n WAS
resting much Gamer Mr. Gates Il Just
ejeatr one years 81 age.
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SglecIa. I6epat~h 10 thk Posi- Int Iigeneer
Sf'Ok ANE. March T.--Cnagsex Ellis and
j. nex WagG. t1e f~D notorious barskD
rren convicted iass week os highway rob
berry III fore.e.y taking 81. 80 from victim
uanae<. Csaari1s Webster. were today grant
81 = ueH trial By Judge praineg. Owing
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No CHANGE IN UTAH.
Action ON Investigation Committee
Reports Postponed Indetniteiy.

SALT LAKE. March THE joint ses-
SION today postponed action indefinitely on
both the majority ard minority reports OF
the inveS sgaiion committee. senator Rob
nson made a brief s'aienrnt on the fsoor
10 the effect that early IN the present sen
aiorssi struggle = trap had been set for
Mcclure and that offer had been made
by ant MafcCu people 70 have rim make
mere tsa rYiiss'' Of himself
Two ballots We're taken Tor senator the
las, enc resulting
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~ FlUfe aT41<ss
ana recommended the iaa ssaEa ~ the bin
H;sh moved tas adoption - the rer~,r.
Keith and kejrhsrt we're at<enf and the
Vote vas q Is u is-~Nan Patter. hsw
fnE Fott~i Rtts the Republicans
President Daniels voted vfth the fusion
lists and declared 80. Fegeert adopted Ths
dHf "shs over 1a'a 'oTnofrow without
action
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eatssi Figaro ta soart-Wsrsfai
ssss VIII ti.ts fiaeeIaia

WASHINGTON Mar e. Ky '.-r,erssR e4
sstY General kAK9n. WAC Pas remained to
" asesssEs1a ss0es tsss stsssFx marital &ssa-
~ gs}esg 2 ~ fsns1 @aENfoe TsE an stsArk a9
'ssss- Atls lfssss ~ zSn2Ex "a fa1sxAs fsr
sAe Ns@s
ssv az 80 ~ Ssa Frs Ae5 aus tsenea
eyssfsSr& SEr H@nessaz tese ss9 @sa has
5srge 81. srT~@ts - gsssTess g#aseatsas2S
sRs1sA1-Ik.et tx A-asax agsesssxc8s rsg.e.
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VICTORY FOR THE LIBERALS.
Litigation I'm United BrcthreA
Church Decided After LOng Trial.

DAYTON, o.. March Litigation q
long standing between the liberals and
radicals of the United Brethren chuyvh
was decided IN the United States court to-
day, the decision being in favor Of the
liberals 1t involves property In atNlSes
every state In the Union.
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TRENTON. y. j., March THE articles
OF incorporation were filed today for the
Continental Cement Company. with an Aus
shorized capital stock Of $io.ooo.ooe. the
company in empowered To manufacture III
kinds OF cement.
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The German oil tank steamer Minister
Maybach which sailed from New York
January Is. has not yet reported at Ham
burg. Fears are entertained for her
safety.
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ALL OCEAN RECORDS BROKEN.

kaiacr Wflhelm der GrOsac CfOsseb
Atlantic In 3 Days and ~ Hours.
NEW YORK March THE Fuerst ex-
press steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse,
arrived today from Bremen, Southamptoo
and Chcrbourg, making the most surprs-
ing record trip across the Atlantic, dis.
lance OF Ais knots. in days Il hours ana
minutes.
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SACBAN ESTO. Narch THE seventy.
third lssi'ot for 1Fnsfei States senate
taken sNsay, showed no change n The sen
tor<sl deadlock. TIE Tose follows.
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California Fails tn Agree.

TIE joint assembly than adjourned to y
o clock this evening.
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SALEM Ns@s NaFth The ttss~a,s...-s
~ u" NaiFFHAFvsg 's53s9 Mis-. ta@,aY ~
cseasfss1 sWsses. 81 ~ ssiyssgsxss ~ 49, ys
etaF@sSf's' FSs<-seattE stse -sssg.sf..s-4 81
fsee c.t ~ 5a1-aagN tSss Aasa. s. - s.s.ss<
are affected
HUMBOLDT nAs arrived sAas tsassa,
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''ROSALIE" for Alaska tomorrow ngs

HUMBOLDT has arrived. Sails tonight
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PRESCRIPTIONS. BertelI Drug Co.
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Only One Decrease.

The only changes 10 The bin by the sen
ate were IS follows.
The only decrease was:
'Experees superior judges. SLIGO
The Increases were.
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HOUSE PASSES ALLEN BILL

p. m. the senate adjourned.
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Linked Eyebrows.

1t is popularity believed that if ones
eyebrows meet it indicates deceit
Charles Kingsley indorses this belief.
but Tennyson has other ideas and poet
ically speaks of married brows-
In Turkey meeting eyebrows are
greatly admired. and the women use
artificial means to bring the brows to
this condition. and if art cannot induce
thin eyebrows to grow they make up
by drawing black line with paste
1t would appear that the Greeks ad-
mired brows which almost met. and
the fashionable inhabitants of Rome
not only approved Of them. but resorted
to pigments to make up the lack which
sometimes existed.
Some proverbs state that the person
whose eyebrows meet will always have
good luck. while others state exactly
the reverse. The Chinese say that
people whose eyebrows meet can never
hope to attain to the dignity of min
lister of state. " and in Greece of today
the man whose brows meet is said to be
a vampire. while in Denmark and Ger
many it is said he is werewolf.
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The EnEIinh of 1853.

The English population consisted of
churchmen. mobiles and craftsmen, as
well as common people. 1t was novel
and significant division. Traders and
manufacturers took their places some
what noisily beside their fellow poll
ticians Of older standing, filing the
whole land till it seems for moment
as if nothing counted any more in
English life save its middle class-a
busy. hard. prosperous. pugnacious
middle class. slowly emerging from its
early obscurity. In this century it had
arrived at power definitely. ostenta-
tiously. carrying q proud look and a
high stomach. intent ON its own affairs,
needless of the court, regardless of min
listers save when it had to bribe them
irreverent to the noble. the proud pen
niless with his painted sleeve, tolerant
of ecclesiastics only so long as they
could be kept rigidly within their allot-
ted religious functions - Denton's g
England in the Fifteenth Century.
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sEIzEn ANorHER scHooNER.

New York, Feb. IA Wash
ington special says:
Rear Admiral Dewey has notifi-
ed the navy department that he has
seized another schooner, loaded with
arms and ammunition, intended
for Aguinaldo and his followers.
Information in the, possession of
the authorities is to the effect that
the German consul at Hong Kong
was concerned in the sale of the
arms to the Filipinos.
1t is expected that Great Britain
will take steps to prevent the ship
ment of arms and ammunition to
the Filipinos from Hong Kong.
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INSURGENTS |
BrutaIIy Morder Asaerleaa onissr.-Aa.
ether sharp skirnlsh FliIplnss
AGsIn Routed : Dswes's Prise.

Manila, Feb. z, 1890 a. m.-
Late yesterday Gen. Hale's brig
ade advanced and took the water
works at Singalon. Four COM
panies Of the Nebraska regiment
and a part of the Utah battery
with two field guns and two Hotch-
kiss guns met the enemy on the
hill, half-mile out, and a sharp
engagement took place, in which
the Nebraskans lost one killed
and three wounded.
DIR. Young, formerly quarter
master sergeant in the Third artil-
lery, was wounded, captured and
brutally murdered and his body,
when recovered, was found to have
been horribly mutilated. The Fill
ipinos were driven back, retiring
in bad order and carrying with
them the valves and heads of the
steam chest and cylinder of the
pumping machinery.
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I'M CoMPLETE. coNTRoL.

Manila. Feb. Z, 3;42 p. NJ
The Americans, as this dispatch is
sent. are in complete control of
the situation within a radius of
nine miles of Manila, their lines,
extending to -Balabon on the north
and Baranaque on the south, are
fully % miles long.
While few detached bodies of
the enemy offer desultory opposi-
ton, the main body of the rebels
is in full retreat and utterly routed.
OF the hordes of troops origi-
nally drawn up in battle array
against the Americans, fully one
third are incapacitated and the 9TH
ers are scattered in every direction.
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INDIAN TERRITORY AFFAIRS.


Muskogee. 1. T., Feb. The
views Of Gov. Green McCurtian,
of the Choctaw Nation, regarding
affairs in the Indian Territory, are
said to be meeting with much
favor by the Interior Department
at Washington. His plan for
schools in the Indian Territory is
for the United States to collect a
tax from non-citizens and put the
fund thus raised with the school
funds of the various tribes to be
used in supporting joint Indian
and non-citizen schools which all
may attend together. This, he
says, will bring the whites and
Indians in close contact, aud is the
only practicable solution. He is
opposed to the leasing of pastures
for grazing purposes, and thinks
that all pastures of more than
one mile square should be vacated.
he is for winding up the tribal
government at the earliest possible
moment, and wants the United
States to settle all claims due the
five tribes and allot their lands,
giving to each allottee a perfect
title. He is for a state composed OF
the five civilized tribes, and not a
territorial government with its
complement of appointed officers.
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WHOLESALE MaiI Robbery.

Ell Reno. Okla, Feb. IA
wholesale arrest for mail robbery
was made yesterday at Caddo,
by Deputy Marshals Tilghman
and Fossett and Postoffice Inspect
ors Beebee and Stice. OF the men
arrested, six were brought 10 Ell
Reno today, and before Commits
sioner Pearl their preliminary trial
set for February IA. They are:
J. E. Robertson, mail contractor
on the route from here to Arapa-
hoe and Cloud Chief, and three of
his sons, one of whom is but 13
years old; also j. Fl. Essex of
Weatherford and his 16-year-old
son. Warrants are out for three
others. All of the accused are
drivers of mail routes.
J. E. Robertson entered a plea
of not guilty, but the others say
they viii plead guilty. They are
charged with stealing and embez-
zling from the United States mails.
Mail from Ell Reno west will here
after be carried by the Choctaw.
Oklahoma and Gulf road. The
first mail train went west this
morning.
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FIX FOR BUSINESS.

Washington, Feb. THE house
naval affairs committee has decid-
ed on twelve new warships. They
will cost more than the fifteen re-
commended by the secretary of the
navy. These provisions are vir-
tually a notice that we intend to
preserve our rights in the Philip
pines.
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AMERICAN HUMANITY.

The Americans are working mob
ly IN their efforts to find the
wounded and are bringing hundreds
of suffering rebels to the hospitals
for treatment. The natives are
unable to understand the humane
motives which prompt the vfctors
to succor the wounded of the ene-
my.
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A remarkable vane.

On the roof of a brewery at Maid
stone. Kent, is to be seen one OF the
most remarkable vanes in England 1t
represents an old brown jug and glass
The jug. which is made of copper.
stands 8 feet inches in height and is
8 feet in diameter and capable of hold
ing 10s gallons
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Manila special from Madrid says
advices from Manila say the Fill
pinos are short of ammunition.
Rios gave them rifles and car
tridges.
FoRTY-NINE KILLED.

Washington. Feb. 7'-General
Otis report of casualties in the
Manila fight up to date aggregate
1877. OF the Ie forty-nine were off,
GERS and men killed and 148
wounded.
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The counsel for the opposition had
been bullying the witness for an hour
or more. when he finally asked;
SIS it true that there are traces OF
insanity in your family p
1T would be folly to deny it. !" re-
piled the witness. my great-grandfa-
ther. who was studying for the minis
try. gave it up to become lawyer. -
Exchange.
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overaid 1t.

.I understand she married him tore
form him.
THAT was il. And she did the Job 30
thoroughly that now he doesn't Like
the kind 0f woman he Liked when ~
married har and q trying 10 get d.
Turce Clncinnati enquiries
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FILIPNOs SHORT or AMMUNITION.
New York, Feb. 1.-THE Suns
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Smoked 400 Clgaretts.

New York, Feb. 7.-George Mil
lard II years old, of Lexondale,
Conn, who was stricken last week
with total blindness and ataxia, a
kind of paralysis, by reason of ex-
cessiye cigarette smoking, has been
brought to the Home of the Incur
ables in this city.
1t is believed there is little hope
of improvement, as the optic nerve
has been paralyzed by nicotine
poison.
1t is said that young Millard Of
ten smoked 200 cigarettes in a day.
The treatment tor worms must be
prompt and safe. White,s Cream
vermifuge can be trusted to restore
your child TO health. ff a > tonie a
well ~ a worm deslE47or- Bvsr5
bottle Rnrnautesd 20 d RorH-. 24Z
sold bg r. N. Coles
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AGUINALDo's PROCLAMATION.

AGUINALDo'S PROCLAMATION.
AgHinaldo's proclamation of
Saturday says:
Il order and command:
4. That peace and friendly re-
lations with the Americans be
broken and that the latter be treat
ed as enemies, within the limits
prescribed by the laws of war.
-. That the Americans cap
tured be held as prisoners of war.
''3. That the proclamation be
communicated to the consuls and
that congress order and accord a
suspension of the constitutional
guarantee resulting from the de-
claration of war"
FILIPNos SHORT or AMMUEITIoN.
New York, Feb. 7.--The Suns
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AMAzoNs IN BATTLE.

The correspondent of the assoei-
ated Press is informed that mem
bers of the hospital corps have
made the startling discovery that
there are several women, in male
dress and with hair cropped,
among the dead.
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"THORNHILL'' .
Registered No. 5000.

The fine registered Jersey Bull
which I bought at the Dallas State
Fair, will stand the season at my
barn, northwest Of Hargrove Col
lege. Service Fee, IS. Must
be paid when cow is served, allow
ing return privilege. This animal
is of the
Finsu3 ST. Lanh1ri slrlla q jsIssIs,
finest butter stock IN the world.
Thornhills dam made test Of 10
pounds Of butter II seven days
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-12-28
Mrs. Bryan's Good Invest ments.

The statment is made that the profit
on Bryan's book amounts to sixty
thousand dollars and that Messrs. w.
B. Conkie & Company, the publishers
have invested this sum in United States
four per cent bonds in Mrs. Bryan's
name, giving her an assured annuity
of $4,000.
Mrs. Bryan is to be congratulated
upon the investment of this sum so
wisely invested. BY reason of triumph
of the Republican party and the de-
feat of her distinguished husband,
these bonds will never be repudiated
in whole or in part, and in few weeks
from now, congress VIII haven taken
measures which will insure to an alb
solute certainty that they will be paid
principal and interest in the standard
gold coin of the United States. Per-
haps after having enjoyed the results
of this income for while, both Bryan
and his wife will conclude that after
all ond.holders are fairly good people.
1t may also occur to them, that it is
possible for government bonds to be
in the hands of somebody besides
plutocrats and natioffal bank officials.
&C. r. Republican.