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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
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miiiebe jim 6uffert meo ioriteIi9e Smpts
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fanot hgniom lige iioen ben gio bar
rGret foriuunben. 6or TO Nar liten
bleu 6ingen efterIpit tplfe Nuiier, os
oa Notitien omiioer 9ennemlpb ben
norite Yresie, bleu Gisrinbens Opmarts
iombeb benIebet paa ben mGrfeIise
Rins. 9uorIeoes ben er tommsn til
SonoborIanb er ufenbt: ben itaI imio.
tib | uminbeIise Cher uGre saast / Qru
/ ben paaseIoenos norfte SIast, bpOrueO
ben altib bIeu operIeuerei til ct euer ans
bet JamiIiemeblem, iom bar 1apnet
Sisrib. Den nuuerenbe Gierinbe
bar uaret iilbnbt 500 Sroner for aiu.
gen, men bar afIaaet EiIbuoet.
Vt Gineen uirtelis sr ben rette, er
mere eno ianbipnIist. Oct er en- SeIp,
ring Of sammelbass, s%ennembrubt Nrs
beioe. Yaa Operfbeu bar ben | Mib.
ten en- rob gerIe, Der ipmboIiierer Rrifti
Blob. 6riitus paa Soriet ct fremitiI,
let SfuIptur % liseIebes forffsuise
a%ttributsr, iaaiom Sppbet oiu. FAINT
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02

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uolan6et.
Sun SOmingO 3tpnblit=
lens Yr0iiOent
lllDsiis 6cnreallr mprOct. -Yanif.
-arebltorer- Il. g. % Oaiti.
IIrMESIy@.

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CT after, iom iaa ofte tioli9ere, for. ino
/ en- aIuorlis Rriie. Denne Sang, iom
5sl9s al, at oens Yr9ioent @ene.
raj Il 8 IL 9emreauriO nss
bags 6ter miobag albt o
len Worbers 9aanb. 9eures
aur ftuloe mso ct lille 5sIse rioe til
. antia9o fra W oc 81. 4:30
Onsbas Gftermibbas fob ban os talte
meb noeIe genner | M oea. Da nars
mebe Or q mo- gaceros, en- Wanb,
buis 5absr / 1884 blep benrettet paa
9eureaurs 5oranftaIinins, fs ben
lille Grippe omtring Yr9libenten.
6aesros baube to 8ennsr meb. Com
ban tom 9eureaur mar. afiprebs ban
TO 0euoluaftub. Oct ferite trai pr0s
fosntsns !9ierte, bet matte orabte en-
albrs Monb, iom fob Iiseueb.
SnismOrbereu og bans 6sIseiuenbs
fpebe ltrafs; Der bIeu ffuot efter benz,
men Stabbens traf lite, 81 beler bar
BET Iptfsbes at fanse benz enonu. Senere
blsu bet oplplt, at @aeeroS TO 6eI9e.
ipenbs pate 3uan Bfcarbe % 6ors
aeio 9asque3; foinaDnte, grooer
til ct Utsblsm al 6eputersttamrst.
ntpsfis 9eureaur
BAT ca. so Aar 81 en- ~fnlebIohs Ras99er
6ans Sin er nogsi at Ell 2eOeniprers,
men Opstis gOlititer par ban alt fra
uns af. 8 8risen msb Spanierne
1866 tommanoereoe ban Gan Domingos
Scr % 1882 bIeu ban tsrlte Sang ualst
I'll grafbent for 8epubIitten. Sra 1887
bar ban. trObs Opltanbe os WOrofOr.
log, boIbt fig paa praibentfiOIen.
Som Yraiioent bar ban, nnoer De uros
lislte 6orbolo, pirfet betpbeli9t for
9anbets Optomit; n%apnIis ameritanite
oe en9elite aapitaIsr ere %anbra9te /
Statsn, Sarnbaner os gsIesrafer an.
Ia9te.
Men bans SLENDER tiIsau BAN aIbris.
Stabis par Der llrOIisbeber, naiten
bpert enslte Aar ReuaIntionsfOrise,
ofte Iebiassbs at Morbattsntater.
Saalebes / 1898, | 1894, ba 5
WebbeiIsr Woebeua buuoe bannet TN
SammenfuarseIie. 9sureaur LOB tets
at osberne bsnrette, 9isefaa | 1895.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
SpnoujDQanb.
Yr1nerne % Oct oamlfe
Sprog.

0nsOue ben IL. Sui b%ebanbleoe
Aobenraa propitii puobe IT
6orila9 ON 5nbferelie al 2JimerS u9ent.
Zig oauit Sproeunberuisnins i StoIerne.
5pnobens tpits MeoIemmer reiite ltett
Mobftanb imob bette 6orilas. men ols
ligeoel peOtoses bet tiIiibit meo 81
Stemmer imob q ct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02

timber artsen meo Spanien | Jior ubs
ruiteoe bans 6jenber Der fra be 6oreneoe
Stnter en- Expedition. timber ganffub
At at oi0e til aaba, Iptteoes bet erpe,
bitirnen at naa no / run 50, o9 itrats
iattes Rurien imob 5aiti. Men
9eureonr par paa fin polt, % 6r.
petitioner mislptfebes.
Narfagen til Morbet
er bells petlonIi9 9aunfelelie, bells
politisfe Motiper. Oct unbrer
oerfot lite, at MAJ Itrafs bar onta9et,
at 9eureour's Jienbe 5nan Sitbors
Simines bar mebt Jig iom Ranoioat
til prqiibentparbi9beben. Oct famine
ifal ealbe be fubant e Snur9ens
ters tibligere 4raiibent, General
ID arimo @omes. 9on er nemll9
fpbt / 2 an % mln9o.
Gan Domingo D, ReuOIutionarnes
qanb, CT berfor M lteot / en- alporll9
ariie. De mango Ianbfp9ti9e Yoli.
titere uiI ieluieI9eIi9 fife / rerte 8anoe
= Der mGIoes ba O9iaa aaerebe ON en-
uobrebt ganit, 8en9emarteoet er LAM
ilaaet og al 6orretnin9siuer telnei.
6orelebi9 bar 9iceprelioent, General
9enafloo 6~i9nereo ooerta9et
Yraiioent ltabet.
IA man frngteoe lrOIi9beoer / 4n:
Iebnin9 al ben mpreeoes 9e9rauelie,
lit 5iguereo aooitfet al 9i9et lfuloe
Iotoes / 9 antiago De Los 6abal=
leros o9 lite iom d 6nten snitet
gan Domingo Bp.
Sitter oenne pIan fore9lf ba ge9ta'
uellen unoer ltote Getemonier, almln-
oslis DeltaseIie o9 uoen 3oIigbsosTors
itptreIier, 1Orsoas 6ftermlooas RI. b.
Naen aaereoe ben ieIsenoe Rat bt'
9puote Der alporIi9e uroli9b Is
Der. 6n pabnst Glare al Regesingens
Rooltanoere an9reb Ut oca men uos
retieee Inlet. Oct paoltaas, at Sprers
erne fun uente paa, at oeres ielpitreone
5orer 5uan 5imine3 f%orener il9
meo benz. Den miolertloi9e 6e9ertn9
traiier bog enereiite 6orberebeller I'll at
itarme sanbet. st isot 9aab Om at
blipe prelioent foreluGoer naturllsuis
O9iaa 6l9uerso.
8ort os gubt. Der oil iittsrt tomme
~ubps9elise UisboeIeIier ira ben fortum'
leoe 8.
6ertil fommer at arebliorerne tr9n9s
pna, os bet iorIpoer bsltsmt, at De ltuus
utpstpoisi baue tIItenoesiuet, at Dc fun
oa piue saa inb paa Rspnbllttens 5or'
liesbetingeIier, buis oenne pil
oipe ia inb unber be gore
nebeState Yrotettorat. De
briuer en- Iisefrem asitation berfOr.
Somme Wenin8 bploer ben / Hsm
gort bosnoe forja9eoe 9eoer or BET llbe'
raIe Borti paa Gan Domingo, General
Abelaro Wosco 0. 9an uotalte
forlebsn: yYralioent 6eureanr's Dob
uiI bIiue iulst al Ian9uarise urolisbsosr
og ReuoIntioner. Seq sniter at Ias9s
6iterirpt paa oenne 6orubfselie: at
be 6oreneoe Stater oil pso 9iuen Sci.
Ii9beb bliue neote til at 9ribe IND for at
ltaiis Jreb til 9eie paa Den, jnlt JONI
BE- Maaite paa Ruba."
Yreiosnt UtcainIep bar ienot 8on'
acknowledgement til ben funssrenbe Dice.
pralioent, o9 bet sr beiluttet, at arpos
ieren yIem Orleans" % aanonbaaoen
Madios~ eisblitteIis ltuue afsaa til
Q an Domingo.
loUsrt 0ieblit Tan SituatiOnen bliue
fritiff.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02

Wrs. gNinsio,p'S GootbtnQ Gprnp
,r 1t qanm,lf, oobt prspet Dlibbsl, iptn tSooer SO
Mar bar paret bruet at wtiltonsr Dieore for here's
1maaborn I 1anopstioosn mso fulbtommei
5usees. Oct betoliper Barnet, biSbqter enmmerHt,
iorminbffer 9,t9nbtien, bulmer e nIerien, ~bebreotr
@~inbtolif, bat en- meset ~bsbaaelie mag % er bet
bebits Diibbel mob Ttnrboe. S9lptB al Druqatlier
Duff at ~Iorlaree YQrb. @tnSIotps Zsotbtna
1prNp og tag tneen anter eloss, ba peebre ptt
6nos ben at uQss ben bebfte pxbteiu ! Gaubpsrtobsn.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-07-25
The Two Churehilis.

FgOM HsFprrs BsFsr
A mans double has been frUUal
theme lu literature, Dut BON here - n
care Of a mans nsmesAks. a. Il were.
Fiyailng him IN almost every i.s!d. These
two men are contemporaries. and very
nearly ~ tie same age. Both are an-
bilious h. literature. and both nave begun
20 make names Tor themselves one u
these Winston Churchiiis Is au American.
and has iuat written a nlost sueeesFfui
roFei Ete other Winston Churchill t.
only American On his mothers -ide. bs-
ing the son - Lady Randolph Cfgr lili.
he has been in active sert3se 90 ms. 1,
eas a aaT correspondent Ia CUBS. and
RODE Wtfa tse TweutE-frst Lanscr7 IN .ls
famous charge al ObduTmsn-
The Washington weekly post., 1899-07-25
Room Room Room Room
A. B. e. ID.

AT the bottom, OF course" replied the
Russian. ANY fool might have known
that The gas must rise. not fan. Then,
when he feels its effect and tumbles down,
he vii DE- in a denser layer OF il. where
- II We put it Ia az the TOP. and he fell
down, he would come into pure air, and
so might make his escape. You did not
bore TIE hole over the top berth. hoper
Yes. eNcelleney; bur ! bored one al
the bottom. also"
"Oh. very well! We can easily stop the
one al the TOP. Have you fastened the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13
Quo nrrunLIoANs an our.
MeiNis.on and Anii. nch,ssoe Men scrap
ping Over Delegations.

Cleveland, o., May i2.-AH the result
OF fncliunnliHn IN the party, three dole
Stations viii be- sent by cuyahuga coun-
~ 10 the Republican state convention
In Columbus. June 1t.
Two ychrn nEo Mayor Mcklnrou OBJ
tniucd control ~ the county cunyen-
ton, and the anti-Aic kirron men rc.
Tired and held one of their own. Each
convention appointed n committee OF
nficen To take the party management
Ia the county. The board ~ elections,
nppulntcca ~ Mayor MciNlHHon. rccog-
nised the McisisHon committee. bat the
other continued nt work. and was ono
OF the fgrccs that defeated Mcltinsan
Tor recollection this spring. The Me.
kiEaon committee has called for eau
cures and convention to choose
delegates 10 the state convention tho
latter part Of this month
The chairman OF the -MclSisson
committee. !. W. iiolcomb. proposrd
to appoint another yet OF delegat ~
Immediately. believing the state son-
Nentlon would seat them and reject
the Mckirfon men.
Holcumb IN nnti-iSlHnon. and has
lately become nntl-linnun - wen, and
naturally nn anti-ilanna element
arose. iiplcOmb controlled majority
IN his committee until yesterday. when
his opponents won over tWn ~ HE
men ana forced a meeting, which was
heli last night liulcumh AMI nNU
members withdrew from the meeting.
and gave out list ~ delegates which
had been appointed By sub-cnmmit.
Zee previously authorized hy the whole
committee. The nine remaining mem
beers, being q quorum continued their
meeting until long after midnight. de-
posed llnlcnmh NJ chairman and elect
ed Walter r. Thompson In his place
llolcomh ut once forwarded HE llat
~ delegates 20 Chairman ifulinE ~ tho
state central committee, and these win
undoubtedly be the ones admitted by
him 90 the floor 81 the convention. M
he and iiolcomh are strong advocates
~ the nomination ~ Harry Daugherty
for governor. The contrasting deieFn-
lions will he the McKisson delegation,
60 be chosen In convention aud tho
nnti-liolcomb delegation. which ~ only
composed NJ Hanna men, The Hanna
men believe the committee on creden-
tialH win Gust the ilolcomb delegation
and seat theirs
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, MAY 49, $780,

had 'straightcncd out. was horfined
to see loom up Few hundred yards
ahead. the nrrt section ! Instantly re-
versed the lever. but before could stop
the engine. We went Into the rear OF the
train ahead with a terrible crash. Ny
engine piowcd through the day coach
which in turn crashed half way through
the Pullman patlor car. The impetus 0f
the collision sent the ratlor car half
way through the day coach In front Of
II. l did not know who're ! was for a
time. but finally discovered myself I'M
prironod among the twisted iron. spiln-
tered wood and broken glass. How I
escaped without moro serious injury.
cannot tell. do not know how many
nic dead and injured. but they tell me
the number Il lnrre."
Orreii and Everett were taken 20 n
hosritai whore their Injuries were
dressed Everett escaped serious In
Jury by jumping from the rear Of the
tender
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Most Horrible Rear End Collision
Of Passenger Trains.
SOME FORTY BADLY INJURED
Accident Happened on the T.. aud 10.
at Exeter. Pa Caused by ssii-
ure TO Display Signals.

Reading. Pa. May ia terrible
rcar-cnd collision Of passenger trains
occurred about 10 o'clock last night on
the Philadelphia and Reading railroad
ut Exeter. n small station nix miles be-
low Heading. resulting In the loss Of
about twenty-five lives. Probably
forty others are badly injured and N
these many viii die. The express train
Tor Philadelphia. scheduled to leave
heading at $3.50 y. NJ. was about half
an hour late In leaving. Meantime
many passengers on the train from
harrisburg went aboard the Phliadol-
phin express train while u stood In the
station In Reading but tho number ~
Harrisburg passengers being too great
10 be accommodated on the express
train, II was decided TO send an extra
train to Philadelphia TO run as Sec
ond section 20 the express. The extra
ordinary travel from Harrisburg was
due TO the number Of people who went
TO the state capitol 10 witness the cx.
rrclses connected With the unwilling ~
the llnrtrnnft monument there ycatcr-
day. These left here about twenty min
uica after the cNpfcsn tfnin had depart
Cd.
TRAIN CRASHED INTO.
A. Exeter station the nrst train
stopped Tor orderu and while standing
ptill was crashed Into by the second
section with terrific force. the latter
train at the time running nt great
speed. The locomotive piowod clear
through the two rear ears reducing
them to spllntcrn and then mounted the
rud uf the third car from the rear The
urNt car " tho second train was also
wrecked. The havoc wrought 10 the
occupants Of the car was appalling.
Many were crnahod TO death Instantly
while uthCrs were nnnglcd aud maimed
In a horrible manner. Horristown was
the home 81 the late Governor tlnrtnuft
and many from that town had gone 10
Harrisburg 20 do honor to ms memory
BY Participating or witnessing the cerr-
monies attending the unwilling Of the
monument.
The mt train consisted Of two OK.
prvrn ears. n mall and baggage car. a
combination car, two day coaches. q
patlor car and day coach IN the order
mentioned. The second train consisted
~ six day coaches. one of which had
aboard ~ company u the sixth reRl.
mcnt. national guards. whose head
quarters u nc Norftrtown, aud another
ear contained members OF the Mont.
gomcry hose company, of Norrlatown.
Inv nhNt TOUT 'Afn hhu regular pas
senEern. Including about twenty sur
uvorn ~ the Fifty-nrat Pennsylvania
volunteers. iinrtrnnfts old command.
nEscuiNo THE VICTIMS.
Upon recovering from tho effects Of
The shock those who escaped injury, ~
Wh0 had been injured but slightly. set
20 work O. rescue their morn unfoftu.
aate fellow passengers. kilograms were
hastily sent Ia Heading for assistance
and two relief trains with SURGEONS
aud nurses were dispatched to the
iccne. Medical aid was promptly rvn-
icred 20 the Injured upon the arrival Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13

SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with HyPophos
phites is pure and palatablc.
For years it has been used
for coughs and colds, for con-
sumption, for those whose
blood is thin or colorlcss,
whose systems are emaciatcd
or run down.
For children it means
health and strength, stronger
bones and teeth, and food
for the growing mind.
Baby gains in weight and
thrivcs when SCOTS Emul-
sion is added to its milk.
So and fioo, all druggists
SCOTT : boWAL. ehsmlsis. Mes Sofk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13
rnrsiprNrIAL rosrMAsrrns.
order Issued Requiring Them To Gi,. FER
sanai Attention To- naslne.s,

Washington. May is.-Pontmaster
General smith has issued the following
general order;
"Postmantcfu at presidential postof-
fees nre required 10 give their personal
attention to the business ~ theif Offices.
and must not absent themselves there
from for longer period than one or
two days without authority granted
upon written application 10 the depart
mrnt. Violation of this order viii be-
deemed sufficient cause Tor removal"
Puatmnntofu IN some cities have been
leaving much ~ the actual adminiatfa-
tiuu OF their offices 20 their assistants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13

Washington. May is.-Thc monthly
statement ~ the exports ~ domestic
bread stufis, provisions. cotton, cattle
and hogs and mineral nils. FOR the
month ~ April. is9. Issued by the bu.
rcau OF statistics, N NJ follows.
nrcadHiuna. tib.ili.tst. decrease aA
compared with April. 1898 about ti2.-
aps 900. cattle and hogs. fl.asi 500. de-
crease. fisa.Ooo; provisions, si2.tad. $50.
decrease. 81 10000 cotton. E.'65. sSi de
GREASE. - $4,000. mineral oils. $780,
0it Increase. floo0l03 total. So. 5t2. iti
decrease $50 o00. 600, For the ten months
~ the present year the total exports of
these products were tsi5.oip.p5s against
teiitii.ssj FOR the corresponding period
IN 1896.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13

and he grcw steadily worse until the
time " his death. The attack Of heart
failure wuH accompanied by a fainting
spell. and Afr. Flowers family IN New
York city were quickly notified. Mrs.
Flower and the former governors
nephew. Frederick \. flowe". accom-.
panied by Dr. Thomas ~, Allen. Mr..
Flowers physician. left at once on "a
special train for PASSPORT. when they
arrived there Mr. Flower had rome-
what recovered. but tonight the attack
81 heart failure was marked and Mr..
Flower became unconscious an hour or
more before his death.
Roswell y. Flower was born In Thor
ga. jefferson county. New York.
August 7. 1885.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13

~. Louis. May is.-Thc Sixth Mis-
aouH volunteers raised under the PrcHl-
dents second call. aud which served
several months In cuba. returned today
from Savannah. ia, where that COM
mnnd had been mustered Out recently.
The men 81 this regiment came In On a
number Of trains from the southwest
and were given a hearty welcome AZ
Union station By an enthusiastic crowd
81 relatives and friends.
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were killed but think there must have
been Mt least twcnty.and nifty injured.
There were about $50 Ia our train and
the second section was also crowded.
There were a number Of soldiers on
the train. and I am glad there were.
aa they rendered valuable assistance
In getting the dead and injured out Of
the cars.
When the crash came I thought we
had been killed. II was ter
rifle crash. people were thrown IN all
directions. and those who Were not In
iurcd by broken wood. were more or
less Injured by being bumped against
the sides of the cars. The scene was
most distressing one and l shall
never forget H."
Henry srhlyclcy Of Jonklntown. n
pnssenFcr on the regular train. said
~ was In q smoking car 81 the rrgu-
lar train. Our train ran past the alg-
nal tower. an order was given for II
10 stop and another order was given
for II to reverse and 10 back. This
was Immediately done. and We had only
got n fhort distance back along the
line when the second section crashed
Into a..
IKE a BIO THUNDER holt.
"Ihcrc was a terrific crash: II sound
ed like biz thunder bolt or nm earth
quake. People wore thrown In all
directions. several ~ the ears wcrc
smashed like mntchWund.
"Afier the sounds N the crash. the
screams ana cries of men and women
could be heard on every hand. | saw
number Of bodies NJ the Killed and
wounded. ! do not know the number.
but ihcrc have boon about twenty
Killed outriEht Many others were
unconscious. There must have hfon
/, about seventy Injured. The patlor
car on our train was smashed but not
badly. It's ntrunnth saved II aud tho
occupiorH " u escaped with less In.
iuficH, ! believe. than those IN the nc .
cummodntlon car next 10 IT,"
IN official ~ the railway company
givcn the number ~ dead a. twenty
three and says forty are badly IN
lurcd. Several Of the latter. II IL
thought. viii die before nirht. The
rear car Of the first train was occupied
/ principally BY people residing al Nar.
ristown. and this fact accounts for tho
great number from that place Included
/ Ia the list of Killed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13

San Francisco. May s-Ex.Congrcna
man l.. Pence. who II one ~ tho at
iprncyn In the Fair will cnac. was sud
denly taken IN In the court room today
ana n now confined TO his bed at his
home, Pence. WIN WIS Tor a long
tim" prominent IN Colorado politics aud
Congress. recently established himself
IN THIS city for the practice of his pro-
fcnni1n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13
cAsn or Tur riLiriSos.
Those who wsr. Den,sd . Landing st San
trsneiseo Appeal 10 wssbiaGton.

San Francisco. May 1.-THE cases Of
the twelve fllipln0a who were denied
landing yesterday VIII now be appealed
TO Wilmington. The papers were sent
today To Commissioner General of linz
migration powderly and he viii decide
whether the lfiilpinoa are actors or
merely contract lhhorrfr, Pending a
decision the FiliplnnH will be detained
nj the Pacific mail dock.
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CONFLICT or JunIspicrros.


Newport. Ky. May is.-Tho federal
and state courts have c0iiiied here.
and serious results ARE expected To-
morrow. Judge Hodge granted Mrs.
Ihhrlea Houston divorce ana aiimony.
Her husband then went before Judge
Evans ~ the United States court ana
presented a petition IN bankruptcy,
Judge Evans also Issued an order for
no payments out Of iiouston'a estate.
Houston was cited before Judge
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Hodge yesterday for contempt and
WAS sent 20 fail for not paying the
weekly nilmuny. To-day Houston was
Transferred to the Jail n, Alexandria.
Ky.
Tonight United States Marshal
Compton loft for Alexandria under or
dorH from Judge Evnna 10 produce
Houston In the federal court here az
10 o'clock tomorrow. Developments
are awaited with interest
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DEWEY DECLINES rSvirArIoS.
Condition NJ nis Health Prevent. Him
From Becoming chiehago'- Guesi,

chicago, May i2.--Judging from the
cabloFam received today from Admir-
al Dewey, his health, despite medical
assurance 10 the contrary. ~ mono ~
probable return by way of tho Sucz
canal instead 81 the Pacific coast route.
The message IL aa followHi
Illinois Manufacturers Association,
Chicago. Many thanks. impossible to
accept Invitation now. Condition OF
health neceaHltatoa rest ana qulet.
DEWEY.
sent by the association asking the adj
mirnl 20 become It's guest upon his
return 70 this country and strongly
urging on him the ACCESSIBILITY of COM
INK BY way Of San Francisco and
across the continent.
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those trains at the scene and those who
could be removed were placed on trains
and brought to the hospitals here. The
bodies Of twenty dead we're nlso
brought here. Many Of the dcud have
not been Identified and they now lie In
the mnrgue awaiting the arrival Of
relatives or friends to make the idcntln-
cation.
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Thos. usid Arsinst the Government ter
supplies Furnished. Paid.

Dos Molnoa. in..May Estate Treas.
urur lforiott received today q check
from the United states Treasurer FOR
So 90 In payment ~ claims held
against the national government Tor
supplies furnished during The war with
spain. iuwa'a executive council decide
cd this afternoon to present an addl-
tionfi bill 10 the next session of Com
gross for 10000. the amount which the
war department disallowcd.
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ROSWELL u. rLowru.
New iork'- Is.0ovsrnor Dies suddenly
from an Atla,L ct Acute indigestion.

New York. MAY i2.--Fomer Gov
Roswell i. Flower died tonight at ID, no
at mo EaHlport country club at Fast
port, l.. !, MI, Flower wash taken I'M
early In the day with a severn attack
OF acute indigestion. In the afternoon
symptoms OF heart failure supe.ysned