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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06

l. NJ. Crutchfitl ii sold to A. d. Ford
a nice heifer calf at SIS.
Drummers and agents were plenti-
full in our village last week.
Mrs. Peachie Grow had severe fall
last Wednesday, but she is better now i.
Mrs. Mollie East wlo has been con-
fined to her room is able to be o;
az in.
Mrs. Mollie Fain is having her house
zap red. Mr.. Mike Ray, of Buckeye.
is doing the work.
Mrs. Hansford Land and Miss Lena
Dennis both had bad attack Of ChOl
era MOrbuS last week but are some
better at this writing.
Mr.. Oscar Weaver, of HOIhinsyill ,
visit d Mr.. VIM. Fain and family las,
week while there he lost his horse, h,
turned it out at night and it seemed
perfectly well, but he found it deat
next morning.
A number of people from here at
tended quarterly meeting at Gum
Chapel Sunday, and also a number
young folks attended preaching at Mi
ZiOl Jessamine County Saturday nigh
Sunday and Sunday night. We cal.
not tell what might be the attraction
over there.
Mr.. George Raney near here sold t,
Nose Ray his farm containing 81 acre;
at 500. and Nose Ray also sold hi
farm to hnSparkS. Price unknown,
Mr.. Luther Raney sold to j. VI
Dunn, of BryantSville, NICE wv an(
ca'f for 5000, and bought Of JOSEPH
Simpson, of Buckeye, a cow and cali
at $35.
Misses Celista Simpson, of Buckeye
and Edna Scott. of Bourne, visited
Mrs. Peachie Grow Monday. N. =.
Grow entertained a large number OF
his friends at his home fourth Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitch Lane ant
little daughter, Annie Mariah ant
In. and Mrs. George Grow and chill
dren, OF JudsOn, attended preaching at
Mt Hebron, fourth Sunday and visite,
Mrs. +. b. Grow. Mrs. Sam Allel
and two little sons. Wilbert and Ehne,
OF Georgetown and Mrs. Marshal, OF
Lexington, who have bte1 visiting
Mrs. Lizzie Allen are visiting friend.
and relatives i'm Jessamine, this wee.
....MiSSeS Jewel and Beatrice Sand, rs
visited their cousins, Misses Willie ant
BESSIE Pierce, of Buckeye, last Friday
80. Rev. Neal, of Winchester, will I'll
his appointment at Scott'S Fork Sal
urday night and Sunday. Miss N.Y.
tie Mober.ey has returned from a sc,
eral days visit WITH relat; an,
friends i'm Lincoln. Relatives arc
friends of Mr.. Willie Raney surprised
him very much with nice dinner las
Thursday, it being his thi ty thir
birth day, tie day was greatly enjoye.
by all who were present. :. Miss FL:
da NaylOr and daughter Miss Emmi.
of Judson, visited Mrs. r. L. Sander
Saturday. Mrs. Sophia Onstott
taking music lessons under Miss Alic,
Jones an accomplished teacher, of Lex
'gton. Several of the young folk
from here attended childrens days eH
erciseS at New Antioch fourth Sunda,
night, and all report a nice time. ;.
Miss Matte Sanders srent last weel
with her aunt, Mrs. Peachie Grow.
MeSsrS L. L. and j. w. Sander att d
I'd preating at Gums Chapel Sauurda
Mis-. Lou Land has return ID froi
a weeks visit.at her sisters Mrs. Salli
Davis, of Jessamine. :. Mr.. and Mr..
lnscoe, of Jessamine, visited his sister
WIS. c. w. Mitchell Saturday and Sun
day. :.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06
Antitrust ProiectA

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 5.-Two firms
are contemplat' ng the establishment
of antitrust tobacco factories in Louis
vile. II. N. Mart n & Co., of Green
vile, KY. are negotiating for plant,
and Allen & Baker. of Carrollton, are
also thinking of establishing a plug
tobacco factory.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06
Only One Candidate.

LEXINGTON, KY, July IA con-
vention has been called to meet in
Jackson July Is to nominate a ,epub-
lican candidate for representative in
the Ninety-third legislative district.
comprising the counties of Breathitt,
Lee and Magoffin. "Ned" Marcum. of
Jackson, is the only announced candi-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06
Ordered Him Hanged

PARIS. KY, July 1.-The jury in
the case of Clarence Williams, on trial
for the killing of Martha Tillman in
Claysville, returned a verdict of muir
der in the first degree and fixed his
punishment at death by hanging. The
jury was only out 80 minutes and took
but one ballot,
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are now stacking It. They report, in
most instances, a very light crops.

are now stacking It. They report, in
most instances, very light crops.
Mr.. WIN. HigginbOtham has lost
several nice calves within the Last few
lays from some unknown disease.
Mr.. Myers, formerly of Paint Lick,
has moved his Saw-mill to a point
,bOut two miles south from Wallace
to-.
Mips Pattie Todd has been employ
ed to teach the Sc hoOl in WallOcetOn,
lud will begin as soon as the new
house is ready for use. e. w. Baker
will teach at Baker SchOll-hOuSe again,
this making his 16 terms in the same
l.Strict.
Mr.. Sam Conn, wLO started fol
JairO, ILL.,, two weeks ago "tO hunt
work." got as far as Bowling Green
nd turned back, arriving here just 10
days after leaving here. He is now al
work every day and doesn't have tC
hunt for it either.
A few days ago a man, more givel
to profanity than to cheerfully aiding
he cause of education, came into
town rather "on his ear" because b,
fas taxed to help to build our new
SchOol-house, and at once began ours
ing the district, the schOOl-houSe. tic
OAn and all things common, final
ringing his ''oratOry" to china:
with the very ridiculous aSsertit n
nat "WaliacetOn is nothing bnt /;
| ,auper town any way"
In reply to this enc of the crowd
'entu, "a 10 interrupt the gentlema,
! y by nolitely asking him to come ovel
| Wall lcetOn some time when rea
lung y and get one good square meal.
This unexpected invitation did nc
rot Ci prove the statement, "a soft
nsMer turneth away wrath" but
proved the best part of the entertain
| ment.
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Refused o Pardon.

FRANKFORT, KY, July a-Tne gov.
ernor refused to pardon before trial
he Augusta & Georgetown Turnpike
Co.. of Bracken county, which is under
indictment for alleged failure to re-
port annually to the county authori.
tjec
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Plans Of the ProhIbitionists.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, July 4.-W. NJ.
Likens, of Beaver Dam, state secretary
of the prohibitionists. is in the city to
arrange for a state convention. An
anti-Goebel plank will be incorporated
in the platform. They will put out .
full state ticket.
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A safe [ racked.

FRANKFORT, KY, July 4.-Burglars
cracked the safe of johnson Barrett,
the coal dealer, with two explosions of
dynamite. No booty was obtained.
Two watchmcn were on guard. There
is no clew TO perpetrators.
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New kentucky Postmasters.

WASHINGTON. July 2.-The following
fourth-class postmasters were commits
stoned Friday: Lester, Letcher coun.
ty, w. r. Hale, vice Polly Collins, re-
moved; Tygart's Valley, Grcenup
county, Sarah j. Warnock, vice A. j.
Ii. Lewis, resigned.
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The Pastor Resigned.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 4.-Dr. Charles
R. Hemphill, who has been pastor
of the Second Presbyterian church
here II years. resigned Sunday to be-
come a teacher in the Southern Pres
byterian theological seminary.
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Roberta Denies IL.

LEXINGTON, KY, July 2. -Collector
Sam j. Roberts laughs at the proposal
that he may manage the republican
campaign in Kentucky this year.
Senator Deboe," he said, would
hardly sanction such a proposition
were it made to him."
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Gave Himself Up.

RICHMOND, Ky., July 5.-After dodH-
ing the officers sent to arrest him all
night William Turpin, who shot Alton
King here Monday and painfully
wounded his brother, Henry Turpin.
came in and surrendered TO the officers
Tuesday morning. King will recover.
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viii Not Pardon Croxson

FRANKFORT, KY, July 2.-Gov. Brad.
ley Friday refused to pardon Duke
Croxson. of Newport, who is serving q
term in the Frankfort penitcntiary for
assaulting Mrs. Gleason about two
years ago.
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Shot Him ON Sight.

PAINTsvILLE, KY. July News has
just reached here from Ivyton, n.y.,
ten miles distant, that Floyd Rice shot
and killed Harmon Grace. They had
had no trouble. Rice met Grace in the
road and shot him down.
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Church dedicated.

HoPKIxsvn.LE, Ky. July 4. The
new Southern Methodist church at
Pembroke was dedicated Sunday with
imposing ceremonies, Bishop Morrisey.
OF Nashville, preaching che dedisatory
sermon.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06
Big Timber Deal.

FRANKFORT, KY. July l. The
Helens Land, Coal and Iron CO., of this
city, concluded the sale of 0. 900 acres of
timber land Thursday to NJ. II. Court.
ney. of Clay City. for Sis. ZOO. The land
is situated in Lee and Wolf countiea
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06
DIGEST YOUR t;oop.

Ninety per cent. Of all sickness Is caused b
food not Being properly digested, 1t creates pol
IONS and goes into your blood and then you are
liable 70 almost auy disease the human system
is heir to. Use Dr.. Caristedt's German Lives
Powder and watch the results. You Viii feel
the rood effects after taking one dose. Give Il
Q trial and be convinced. Price Sc.
o.. ot&o'o sprweo Gum 0alsam Cares
Your cOugh. Jvst the Medicine
Sos chlldron.
rog sale By
r. e. McRObertS.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06

MIDDIEsBoRo. KY, July 3.-William
Vermillion. of Whitesbnrg, the post
masters son, has been arrested by
government detectives charged with
stealing money from registered let
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Phone. Main SIS.
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G. CAPT. j. Il. THOMPSON. Manager
STEAMER GEORGE = STARR. tor

STEAMER GEORGE r STARR. for
knarcffex Fssrhsyeu Hhsse1m an4
blaine. leaves Central epck. Seattle, at
$ , IN Monday. We4Hes5ays ana FRI
DAYS Returning leaves Nhate0ssa n
u m TgsS3ags Thursdays zut saturdays.
Leaves Seattle f0r Yae1Esa a. a. IN
Wednesday, Fridays and Aon4aYse
FOR WtifTHx ISLAND POINTS AND
"A CONN Fft~Stes1sr Fsishsxsa s@aves
Central cock, Seattle. daily az h m, *
cest sunday Returning. ieaEs@ Ia Conner
Al q n 1asiy EXCEPT SUNDAY t95catns
q. r frgson.is Clinton. Browns Potst. L.sHg-
iey Cosspexff}e. sza s. F.ca. OAK HsTf@ar.
i~tsalad3 and Is Commit la Conner
7syat.Dg e. Trarssse gtafiasa CGEEa Dy. c%a-
ers TelsEnous Main 81.
SEATTLE PORT 3AMELE~To I'm END
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RUS HvLLDOG a GOOD DIVER.
brought Up Corpse which Wea
Were Unable 10 secure.

The bulldog owned by Meek w~nde. 81
W@nde station Erie county, has developed
"A TRAIT which dog fanessrs say If 4 rare
one The animal will dive to Tie bottom 81
,ssuis ten fee, deep lie vii do 80 nj hfs
owners bidding and Will do so OF his Own
accord If his u~ner does net see fit 10 EN-
courage the trick.
The dag is about two years old and hae
been "A diver for a year. Jgiike most a1ii-
,loxa he took 20 the water when hr was
very young ard regularly outswam a
sr,aulei belonging 10 Mr. Werde. A Year
ago last Jaly small boy al Wsnde sta
tiasa waa drowned Ia a swimming hole be-
meath a railway bridge. The water az that
unspt ranges ia depth frutn ten so twenty
FIVE fee. and the area Of the deep water
IL about fifty square yards. Graphing
hooks wsFe used In vain by the men who
endrayogod 10 End the body Young men
began 10 dive and Meek wends aud his
bulldog sat and watched the proceedings
Diver after diver came ~ empty handed.
and the bulldog manifested much restless
ness Al length, when LIS owner was not
looking the dog jumped into the stream.
SWAN abound for few minutes and. To
the surprise ~ everyone. disappeared De-
neatn the surface II was tbs dogs Sfst
dive In about thirty secossts the dog
came 20 the surface. shook hifns@lf,
isreatnea a few times ard descended again.
aegen CT eight times The dog went under
ard whsrs ne can up the iast tine he had
the body If the boy.
Dick which f. the dogs name. has been
q diver ever since that tire. 80 FAR 40
his awnsr knows he has rssssr gone daw0
more Than ten feet. bUt BE ran make thai
sefstfs wsih ease Mr. Nsa6s has Gully 10
drop a ssosls or knife uf a watch Into
the creek back ~ the house ard the dog
wilt 20 after ~ Dick maneuYsrs differ
entity thar does mar. He swfgns 1uf
fee strokes and then gradually lets hts
body sink padding AZ he dsssHnds. 70 that
be will 20 Down ~ an angie. When shs
water has teen clear Mr.. Wente has seen
D.ck waking around on IRE bossnrn, n5s-
ing In the rnn4 or gravel Al FIRST half
minute was THE iiudt 81 the animals ca
farsnce under water, rut ngw he often
remains beneath the surface ~ long ~ q
minute sn2 : kai1<-Ssw xoEk ava
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STEAMER A. n. ROBINSON.
..--.-a...x

On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route. leaves CITY DOCK s.ao m calling
at So.,th Beach. Buscteli Brick Yard.
BremertGbs T.. e Navy Yard Sidney
Leaves Port Orchard Navy Ste ton al 2
,. m. arrives Seattle at p. IN, II. ~.
Robinson. master. LILY. Bagaftias 4 Co.
Agents. Telephone Main -
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THE FAVORITE T.. S. NAH. STEAMER
STATE OF WASHINGTON
las now resumed her regular run between
Seattle, Everett, Anacortes. Fxlrhaven
and Whatcon. daily except Saturday. at
10 .. m, from Yesler wharf
This palatial and popular steamer 10 Just
from the hands OF shtpwright. machnist
and decorator. and In splendid condition
for this seasons business.
Elegant stateru0ms and cuisine the best.
The travelling public can now be assured
OF rapid transit and quick dispatch Of
freight. the state" being the only daily
boat on Seattle Whatcom route.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Phone Main ST. Yesfer Wharf
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In cne hour and TWENTY-FIVE minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattie~Taeoma
route as follows;
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE 6.
TIME CARD.
Leave Seatile-7.a5. HIS a. m. 2;i5, S.1
=. IN.
Lave Tacoraa-a 70 a. m. l. 4.30. p. m
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattie--1.3e a III. ie M. 5 p. m
Leave Taeoua--s 30 a. m. % I:3' p m
Landing AT Northern PsciTc wharf, Ia
cofna, ana Commercial dock. foot or Mar
len street Seattle.
Sundays steamer Flyer or Greyhound.
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pom ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
ISGTD% ROUTE

Fl t4AAf Xix MANY p. FFTFsEf
Leaves foor Of Washington street at z %
n 81. Snndays so p. M. for Plaasant
Beach. Bvemsrtrn, 4. e Irysock Chat
Isstau Sianew. Tyacyton Chico. Silver
dale Returning. leaves SgivetdaIe g. Is a.
n SIDNEY SEQ a. N. Leaves Siiney Sat
urdsx n}gbss a: $50 D. IA. Telephone.
MAR -
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Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City doee
SUNDAYS. Tuesdays and Thursdays. at -
Midnight Tor Port Townsend. Per- VA.
nans. Dungeneas PORT Angeles. Port
Crescent. Gettysburg. PSsai- Ciaiiafn ana
Mesh BAY Returning. leaves Port An
getez THes5sys. Thursdays and satnF-
days az 81. IN. leaves Port TOWNSEND
81 ~ q M. arrives IL SEATTLE a. 10 = IN
Steamer Garland leaves city DOCK Non
DAYS Wednesdays ARD Fridays, IL II MID
night for / 0Ft Townsend. PORT " 5liasns.
lssatE~nsS=. Port Angeles and hlcicffa.
Retarnsng. Ieaves f'eft Angeles az .. m
or Nen4ays Wednesdays and Fridays.
leaves PORT townsend az II a IN. arrives
II Seattle at 80 3 m
Telephone Main So
CAPT. j. Ii. THOMPSON. Manager
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STEAMER pRnspEg

SEATTLE PORT GAMRLF.-ToE TSsE-SO
ROUTE
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iiATCoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
s4.r.L. :. a. l.E.t-E

v tx ttFN MD ErNTI TT. tDLi z.
STEAMER BAY CITY
Leaves city doc. foot OF Main street
TaiwsdaEa Thursdays and SATURDAYS AZ
y III. Tor Anacortss, Fs!gfsa ven ard What
cam Returning. isavss Wkateorl Sun
days Wednesdays ard Fridays at ?. m.
Fare from Seattle s.
" ~ ELLIS SON. Owners
". 7 FILLS Traffic Manage
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FOR ANACORTES. FAIRHAVEN, NEW
WHATCOM AND VANCOUVER. b. c.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.
Mcwiiiiams Master.

Leaves Yesier wharf every Monday.
Weane sday and Friday at 1880 y. m
Leaves Vancouver Tuesday and Thurs
day at 10 p. IN. for Seattle direct, arriving
10 o. m following day.
Leaves Vancouver Saturday 10 p. m, for
Whatoom Fairhaven. Anaeortes and Sc
attic arriving Seattle D. m. sunday.
Connects at Anacortes with s. & n. Ry.
and at Vancouver with steamers Tor Ma
naino and New Westminster and with {.
p r. trains for all points East
For freight or passage. apply at Once OF
Vancouver Line. Yesler Wharf. Tel. He'd
1891.
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sKAGiT RIVER RoCTE-steamer ska


Y midnight. Wednesday. November e. al
l. midnight Friday, November "A. AZ -
Midnight Leaves Mount Vernon Tuesday.
November 81 az e. m THURSDAY No
Nen1her 2. at y. m Saturday. Novem-
her =. at g. IN. calling at Ednonds.
StaDwood. Fir. Skaeit City, Mount YER
non AMI Avon.
For passenger ard freight rates apply nj
city dock w, T. tsilkeSsn. general man
AYR. Ie.enhonn. Maln 81
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Leaves cry oaex aAGy az * q. m. *
seEt sunday Ter Port Madison. k2ngstcn.
r1xt CaFnr3e Pert Le3iow snt pors
Tear.seg.a EssasYs4rE. yea ses Seattle ~
4 ia &asES S1aaag is3gss fax F9sr
TosyseEI Direct 81 3. m- rss&5sfsf
leaves Pays Townsend Tor Seattle direct
At y * Telephone Main 81 Lilly. E1-
rarxs Ia 4 Ca AxSDla,
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SEATTLE 4 EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMOSDs
ROUTE.
Time car5--Leaves Seattle a. m. IL IA
and r. m. Leaves Everett a.5 a m,
$50 n m ami 7l5 . m.
Three round trips daily. except sun lay.
Ccnuecffons--A. Seattlc with The steamer
FLYER for Tacoma. At Everett; With the
steamer Atka1o fsr SacG0nsiSh- ard with
the Everett g. Monte Crisfo Railway for
Moute Crfsfo an8 wav stations.
Calman dock Ssariie; Merchants dock.
Everett Telephones, Semitic Rrd SSi.
Everett q T. r. SCOTT Manager
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I. A. NADEAU. Genl Agent. Seattle.
Wash A ID. CHARLTON. A. q. +. A..
Portland. Or.
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FOR TACOMA and OLYMPIA.

FOR TACOMA and OLYMPIA.
Steamer MuLTNOMAH
Daily, except Sunday, leavcs for Tacoma
and Olympia at y. IN.
Steamer CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily, except Sunday. leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia at a. m.
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. 800:
round trip. Sc.
Landing at White Star Dock. foot Of
Spring street.
Phone Main 62S.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-09
 MIR, ALLEN NO TRAITOR.

MT. Amos l., Allen, who was Speaker Reeds private secretary and who aims to succeed MT. Reed as member of con- gress from the First Maine district, makes haste to have it understood that he is no traitor There is nothing, he declares, for the country to do but sustain the president and the authority of the government. T favor a vigor- ous prosecution of the war, and believe that we shall ultimately suppress the rebellion and maintain our authority in those islands. When the Filipinos have laid down their arms they will be as humanely treated as were the Cubans. All questions as to what shall be done in the Philippines after the rebellion is suppressed the president will leave to congress, and I have the utmost faith that the Republican party will settle them as wisely and as well as it has settled all other great questions that have arisen in it's history"
 This is sufficient answer to the in- genious and mean insinuation that MT. Allen isn't hearty and spontaneous supporter of the administration. It ought to confound his opponents.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-09

fenced to twenty years hard labor on the island of Saghalen. The Novosti now reprints an article which it pulp lished at the time, pointing out the un- satisfactory and inconclusive character of the evidence, together with the start ling news, confirming it's worst suspi- cions, that word has just been received by Colonel Talmi, a relative of the con- vict, stating that the real murderer has given himself up and made 8 full con- fession. The trial excited very deep in- terest throughout the country, and there was a sharp conflict of opinion. When the jury came to deliver it's yer dict the foreman completely broke down with emotion and was almost un- able to pronounce the word guilty. An appeal was made to the Senate for a new trial, but was rejected. Several of the St. Petersburg newspapers are very severe in their striotures on this failure of justice, and the case seems to be a particularly hard one, as there does not appear to be any way in which the victim will be able to secure substantial redress.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-09

Lady We're de We're (to distinguished foreigner)-You, must excuse me. I know it's awfully silly of me. l know your name so well, but l can't remem- Der your face!"-Punch.
 Pearl-Goodness Who is that rude ruffian pufIlng his cigar in our faces? Ruby-He is one of the men who de- clare that the smoke nuisance must be abated-Chicago News
 The theatrical season is open. Ten actresses have stopped runaway teams, one has caught a thief, two have had their diamonds stolen and few have tried to act-Baltmore American.
 Miss Anteek-I boast of having the most musical canary on this street. What is your favorite bird?
 The Rev. Halffed-Chicken, Sister Anteek-chicken always.-Ohio State Journal
 First corporation director-Our legal department is getting to be very eXpen- sive. Second corporation director--lt IS, indeed Very! Sometimes l am almost tempted to think it might be cheaper to obey the law!--Puck
 What kndof dog is that, papav asked small Johnny. as he observed the big animal chasing his own tall. That's a watch dog" replied the fath- CT. And will he go as soon as he winds himself up?' asked Johnny'-Chlcago News,
 Tomewell--It's wise man who knows when he is we'll off. Page-Yes? Tome well-Jackard told me that everybody was talking about my new book Page And what then? Tomewell-I was foolish enough to ask what they said Boston Transcript,
 Why don't you shout, Long live the general!
 Tt is quite needless" answered the Filipino, Any man as cautious apout his personal safety as the general doesn't need any encouragement Tn the longevi'- line Washington Star.