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The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Al = meeting Of the ofieial board OF
the Christian church. held on the tirsl
Sunday in December. q committee was
appointed to draft q memorial on the
death os brother A. w. Smith.
We. the committee. beg leave 10 re-
port, IS follows:
Brother Smith was born in Frederick
county, Virginia. on the 10th day oi
January, 1850. and died In this eity
November 18th, 1898, aged 50 years, 3
months and IS DAYS.
.-Frum henceforth blessed are the dead
" hose Lord Il life. They die no more;
Their xays we're ways of righteoasness.
Their paths are pescr. and heaven the eud
Prom keneeforth blessed are the dead
Whose Lord is life"
He came To Lexington In 1858: was
married to Miss Matfie Runyon on the
18th of December. 1870, one son and
two daughters blessed the happT uniou.
Bro. Smith united with the Chris
tlan church in this city, in 1857, and at
once became an active, enthsiastic
worker He was elected 4 deacon soon
htCt uC uuhtra VIVA Jug CuuCns auu
was then made clerk Of thechnrch, and
secrsiarS OF the oniciAl board. In ad-
ditiun 10 these responsibilities he was
leader OF the choir. ana every duty
that dev0lved upon him was well aud
faithfully executed.
Bro. Smith won our love and esteem
by bis earnest, untiring work. lie
attended every meeting OF the church
and every meeting OF the official board.
when II was possible for him to attend.
lie spent much time with the church
choir. and his appearance 10 the choir
Was q guarantees that the music would
be Just what II should be, and his
magnificent voice inspired others 10
sing.
We rejoice that this church has pro-
duced such man as Bro. Smith, whose
good work has been felt all over Mis-
souri, and adjoining states. He was
often called upon TO travel with noted
eyaDgelists, and conduct the singing.
There Is no way OF knowing how much
OF the success OF these meetings was
due tothe singing OF Bro. Smith. He
was q cultivated musician. and enjoyed
tNcfS fhf1clf VI kOOu muaic. lie was
ever ready to do his part toward enter
tanning his friends or the public gen
orally. He has helped our schools and
colleges: be has helped all our social
entertainments; be has endeared him
self to us In many ways but the one
great h0ld ne has upon the anectlons
Of this church and upon the people Oi
this citv ha WON hv HE self- sacrifcino
s-as,t.s ~ . ~ -. s."NN...r s.s.e.,. :
Niiiibgness 10 slnR ~ our iunefalS
For q quarter OF century he has at
tended neaTtv nvarv funaraI that ha.
occurred 10 this city. Sometimes thess
funerals had every ASPECT OF poverty
but ths sweet songs OF Bro. Smith
sounded As full Of sympathy. love and
consolation as when be sang over tbs
casket OF the rich.
In the death of Brother Smith All,
wife has lost a noble, loving husband
his three children have lost an affec.
tionate, induiRent father; this churct
has Lost an invaluable working officer
the city has lost a popular citizen. ant
wa tha meunharu nf tbta eor, ,r,itt q,
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
ORDER OF PUBLICAI
sTATR OF MISSOURI,
Eo,,nfv az Iafaypii

sTATE Of MISoOUhl, lss
County of lafayette. /,
In the Circuit Court. at LeIiSngs,@
tion, April TerIn' -"
The Morrison-w entworth Bank y
william r. Kerdoln ST., wiIviG21 q G,1.
Jr., Lula ID. Paxton, Kate "a u
Allstadt, Edward G. kerdoini N i
Plerpont, and The Mutna,, .ad'sp
Company OF New York, Deie",.
Now. at this day, comes the = pI1 "
by its attorney, and tiles ~, ~ ID
atiidavit, alleging, among or usr
defendants, Lula II. Paxton. ~ n
Edward O. Kerdolif and fa s,s 4
are non-residents Of the su Az ~
whereupon, Il IL ordered by ny ~ q
cation. that said defendants y cc0as
publication that plaintiff has y, n
suit against them and shlu ,sosnl
In this court, the object ana pa Il
which Ia 20 obtain Judgment, ,,e c mo-
OF william y. Kerd0ln 81 NV uSn ~
enforce and foreolose a es nea ~
plaintiff on the life INSURANCE 4 4
life OF aaid William y yTnmpsf
The Mutual Life Insurance SVi S..Iisi :
York. and for such other ,hs
proper in tho premises ahp s,ioA
said defendants, Lula u. Ssl
Allsladt, Edward c. kerd9'1,h IN, -
Plerponi, be and appear .. ~ ~" ,ul
next term thereof, 10 be begun LlIl
the court house, In the ciil " ~ AZ N
said county, on the thru wv of N
and on or before the third oa3 ma y
the term shall 80 long cOhu,n n .
then on or Leforo the last iil, o., n ia =
answer or plead 20 the petll'o1o 1oSula
the same will be taken a.orIti
Judgment will be rendered M,Ls.t1c "a
And Il N further ordered, %~ % IA d
be published. according 20 lh", NV, ~
ton lntolliRencer, a neNspap,os NJ
Aald county Of Lafayette ~, W., 10
auccosaively, Published al lISd iasd tf
the last insertion 10 be al w Ap
before tho first day OF SAID p'N
this court
A trno copy. .,,,t lrsl
j. II. CAMPBELL u"
by PEARL HnEDKR, Deputy alstf
B.N. Wilson, attorney tor p~-
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Ths sun tried TO struggle through ths
fog at noon yesterday, but did not succeed.
We do not bslieys thers has been one
hour Of bright sunshine this year.
COncordiani 4 serious accident hap.
psnsd on Wednesday afternoon to Pred.
die. son Of Mr.. John wlllmann, who llysl
about one and g half miles west Of thil
city. Freddie was splitting wood when
the AZ slipped and unfortunately hit hi.
left foot. The AZ psnstratsd the sho,
and cut tbs foot between the little and
third toes, and the foot for almost thres
inches. A physician was immediately
called to drsss the Wopld,
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

The French discussion Of the Drey.
fus case Is the silliest rot 10 Americans
II the man Is innocent, turn him loose
il guilty, send him to the pen. Wha
is the use Of nation going INTO hys
terics every day for six months, 10 an
tieipatIon OF something that may nevs
happen.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

One Of osr Irish felloW-eitizens met
US Just after the election and said
..well, dom 'em, didnt vote for EN-,
but I'm glad the republicans have
carried congress" We asked his
reason and be answered "The country
will 60 to hell Just that much quicker,
and | suppose we will have to go 10
hell before some people will learn
Anything.n
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Democrats, the battle Of 1900 will be
on the Chicago platform, with Bryan
as standard bearer. We will have
Marx Hanna and his methods to fight.
The man who thinks free silver will
not be sn issue has not felt the public
pulse 70 any puTpese.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Henry Watterson says ''the voters
have about made up their minds that
party pledges are fabricated chiefly to
be broken" No man has done more
TO encourage voters in the above belief
than the same traitor who wrote th,
above sentence.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Who are injured By the use Of coffee. RecentlS
there has boon placed IN all the grocery stores
new preparation called GRAIN-O, nado Of
pure grains, that takes the place Of coffee
Tho most delicate stomach receives II without
distress, and but few eau tell II from coffee
1t does MOI cost over \ as much. Children
may drink II with great benefit. 100 and &c
per package. Try H. Ask for ORAIN-o 4
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

President Mckinley has approved an
order fixing the value Of the Spanish
peso al sixty cents. II he had said
seventy cents or fifty cents. the coil
would have been worth the amount
named. And yet there are men whC
will gsbble about intrinsic value max
ing the money good.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

The "Quail Hunter, John Kennedy,
Of Kansas City, has been identified as
= member Of the gang that held up and
rubbed the train at Mansfield, Mo-,
January 3rd. Some Of these days
johnny will come before jury which
does not believe that q confession is
absolutely necessary to conviction.
Then he will 20 to the pen, where be
ought to have gone q long while ago.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

The bill. Of Senator Butler to pension
confederate soldiers does not meet with
hearty approval from the boys who
wore the gray. They seem to think
that somebody must be left TO pay taxes
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

The Kansas populisi legislature died
a kicking. !, passed IS bills in sixteen
days. and died of limitation. The
republicans have been sworn in, and
are vet wrangling over petty Offices.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Foraker says we de not intend ,c
retain the Philippines. II We do not,
We had better let them alone. Many
men have developed thieyish instinct,
by handling things that did not belong
10 them.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Lieutenant Cronkhite says the beei
"was not embalmed." Embalming is
preservative process, and the meal
was not preserved. 1t was repulsiy,
In appearance, and the order was not
10 be endured.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

There is some talk about the repub-
licans Of Kansas revolving from the
machine rule. 1t IS q vain hope.
They will never revolt.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Some persons pretend to believe that
because the silver movement was
defeated Two years ago it is therefore
dead. There is no such thing as
settling any question in this country
until it IS settled on a basis Of justice,
.nd -------estorstion : g
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
carai.a pIsea.e from L..I

Laughter In itself cannot
kill. but Il may do harm "
girls and boys with hhdrsd
affections are often given =
crate laughter, which te1e,
crease nervous exhaustion
chenfeld relates an instrucl"1
which a little girl suffered =
definite cardiac symptoms
moderate laughter. The '
lS years old and had pren'
free from any Slgn OF hear
After laughing on and on ~
an hour with some comPlp'
suddenly felt EtObblng Pt'
chest and was seized VIE
coughing, followed by ch,s
noae, very well marked
field believes that the eaFdlt
directly resulted from in'7
laughter.-Chicago Tribune
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Speaker Ward has not yet announced
bis committees, but it is thought that
Mr.. Christy will be chairman Of the
committee on mines and mining.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
ACCURACY

~, mere combined The ISrrLLroEscKR
;ae w,. cosmopolitan SIM Magazine and tha New
~ .oaa ~ In'Weekly World, all three 10,
rowing. 'A" DOT
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

"Whai Will We DO with the daTned
Philippine country Tins is the ques-
lion that Is agitating everybody IN this
country who has a mind to agiiale.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
Embroidery and Cotton Sale !

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, The
largest and prsttisst line Of Embroiderlss
ever brought TO Lexington, at
ID. WKBNR'a.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Gen. Breckenridge says Gen. Eagau
sis no gentleman" II be is be will
fight.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Sharkey whipped Mccoy in ter
rounds. 1t begins to lOOk as if Sharkey
fights as well with his hands as with
his mouth.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
MERRY.GO-ROunD n,
The oHs-sided sus,..
show AmOassP,s,,.s
"aei'ually P,s,u

wa -,
The ons-sided sue,....
show AmOasaPs.ss,
HabItuall, p.s.s
-
A misguided individual,
NOT long ago. Mos, 49,,
% regarded as essen,lsn
who go to Samoa wi,ho..
pleted their arranR,ms'. y
further without loss !, y
coming back; but mi,
Instance. The indlvidu,ls
him a merry-gO.round ,
nation of the wooden
ancholy hand organ ana 4 Y
roaster, all embraced l.
board reading; The An'.
Riding 0arllery." VIA y
OF attractions the propri,,..
q large amount Of coin fra
ment-io'ing islanders.
Ihere was every kind o,,..
iing the machinery put \, 4
"ouio not ballast level a
would not boil water. tb,
gine would not 20, ana n.
performance was conupn..
postponed until repair, ~,
ieeteu' The only man On !
VINO understood such na,,.
In jail Tor arson, hayipr !.
the foreign church. Som, }
dents felt q little neryOu !
was leased to the merryqo',''
even though 1t did add a shn'
to the municipal revepu, n
feared that he might ain \,
the rat half-caste polieen,,
10 watch him, and might Nj,
else on nre. Those wer. =
Tor the Idle Samoans Of l.,
soon aa the machinery
patched up and looked to ~.
order, II was necessary 1,
test, and that meant q m.
all the tdlegs In the nelRhho,,'
Al last The maohinsryw,]
together, the horses wsse =,
around, the organ would h,
part OF the show, at lean
shrni whistle Of the pe.sr
rose above the loud chA,tg
bamoans who had gather.dh'
up and down the coast n
"hfanga," or jugglery, A n
anything in the way Of anus,|
was sirpence to ride, and srv
er, old and young, had ia
pence. Never before had b
residents had such golden =
ties 10 buy fresh yeeetsHsi
were n drug on the marE,t
natives tried cajolery and tdi|
sorts TO get the small coa
would procure them the rigAls|
slowly around the circle n
diminutive wooden steed. III
became n great nulsane. !, \
ing all the idle and wOrtYl
tiyes from far and near. hJ
Into the region OF the hIsAa]
when towns In rebel dls,hs.l
TO get a safe conduct to u
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

"Hs Is 3 colossal liar" says Com
missary General Eagan, 10 speaking
Of General Miles. This calls for blood
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Siaee the civil war this country has
paid our national debt about twice iu
interest, Gsd we still have more than
hall the debt left 10 pay 1t will take
mora bushels Of wheat and corn, more
pounds Of pork and beef to pay the
balance Of the debt than II would have
taken TO pay the whole debt when Il
was made. II we toll and sweat for
thiry-fve years, and the debt increases
how long will it take 10 pay II offP
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

let the fight wage from now on.
Bryan and the Chicago plAitcrm-no
more, no less.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

The senate committee on foreign
relations has been instructed 10 report
fayorAbly the peace treaty without
amendment.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

The "Big Three" combine W. W.
the IRrRLLIaRNoER, the ~ n
Magazine and the New You "a
Week World, al Ous ysar l0I y
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Germany is still hobnobbing with
Aguinaldo and bis gang.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Free silver. free trade, equal rights
TO all, special privileges to none. II
you cant make 8 living under these
terms, ycu can move out.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

-, roh sALE'-At reasonable prices, all
Wv propsr.y Of the late ]. W. Grant.
Avenue, ~
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

An open door TO the Philippines,
bat closed door to American trade.
This Is the republican idea of prosperity.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
TO Cure a Cold mn One Day.

AXE LAXATIVE Bromo Qaipins Tablets
All druggists refund money II II falls "a
cure. Be. The genuine has L. B. Q. on
each tablet. li.i2.6m
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

1t looks like the rQuail Hunter" bad
run against stone wall.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
How IL Hnrtai

Rheumatism, with Its sharp twinges
aches and pains. Do you know the eau SCI
Acid In the blood has accumulated 10 youi
joints. The cure is found in Hoods sar.
saparilla which neutrallres this acid
Thousands write that they have been
completely cured Of rheumatism by
Hoods SaraaparillA.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Il looks a. though We had bought 8
var. The Philippines will have 10 be
whipped
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Bill Ryan the much wanted evans
has been identified.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
how long will il take 10 pay II OFF?

The republican party is very much
worried over the condition of our
merchant marine. II ought to be.
When that party came In power II
found our ships in every sea, and our
Gag respected everywhere. In few
short years republican legislation de.
stroyed all this, and instead Of repeal.
ing the laws that killed the marine, The
party wishes TO galyanize new life into
the marine BY ''subsldies. " Tax th,
poor farmer that the sailor may be abl,
10 make living. No, sir. We need
no subsidies. We need to repeal 100
laws, and let honest sailors make q
living for themselves. The farmers anC
small business men are oTer-taxed now
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

EK-Qseen LII. Of Hawaii, asks con
gress 10 give her back the crown lands.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
CLUBBING RATES,

The IHTELLIoEScER will send you any
psper or magazine 10 the United States.
We guarsptsS tbs regular delivery Of oil
papers and magazines. We do oil ths
writing and save you money and trouble.
IErHLLioEEoEh one year and
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14


Henry Wattersen, editor Of the Louis.
Vile Courier Journal, suggests that the
republicans will nominate Mckinley
and old Joe Wheeler for president and
vice president, and that the democrats
should nominate Dewey and Gen. Lee.
The first thing that suggests itself to
our mind is The question why this
traitor Halierson should have the cheek
20 undertake 70 name the standard
bearers for the democracy. Two year.
ago he deserted and turned bis batteries
looss on our lines, and dad all he could
10 destroy democracy. We want this
one-eyed pirate 10 keep in the back
ground for few yearS. We are
opposed to making any cancellation 10
traitors. Wm. J, Bryan will be the
standard-beArer, aud the Chicago plat.
form will be re-ndopted, and IL Water.
son does not like the layout he can
probably get Palmer and Buckner "a
ern sgals for k!E especial benefit.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
GARD.

Bryan. free silver, frSa trade, anti,
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Our hold on the Philippines Is like
the Irishman's bold on the bears tail.
We want somebody to help us let 70,
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
Would Have Bsen Lost oi''

Would Have Beeh LU'
He-Miss Luckione wm =
born with a silver spoon IN hI'
she-well, II must hA" !, \
tablespoon, or no one wOOS
ticed it.-Odds and Ends
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Hoods Pills cure nausea, slck head ache
biliousness, indigestion. Price 20 cents.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
W. G.. MUssROvE,
Jos. b. SHELBY,
Iwrx. . u .a,rr.-r

COmnIttee.
Tie above report was submitted at
the meeting OF the official board on
Sucday afternoon, January Sth, and
II was ordered that the clerk spread
the same on the records OF the church,
and that copy be furnished to the
family of deceased Also, that the
Lexington papers be requested to pub
lish the same.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
YoR PRESIDENT IN lsa,
w. J. BRYAN.

The lie, si ,as-sa,ers is too large.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
Grand
Bargains

They have obtained. To those who
have not yet availed themselves of
this opportunity, simply say, come
and you will sing my praises forever
more.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

The INTELLldnNoRR and any otheI
paper or usgsllnss st clubbing Eatss, u
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-04
CREW SAVED.
Men on Moravia Taken to
Sable Island.

Halifax, March 3.-Second Officer
Fransdorf of the steamer Moravia is
the only one lost out of crew of 49,
The others were safely landed here this
morning by the steamer Aberdeen and
are being we'll looked after Capt. jog
inson is on board and was seen by an
Associated Press correspondent as soon
as the vessel could be boarded. His
story shows that the Moravia was short
of coal and bound for Halifax when the
disaster occurred. She had rough
voyage and had only 100 tons of coal
when compelled to change her course.
For several days afterwards Capt. jog
inson was unable to take observation,
and at 1.30 a. m. the 18th the vessel
struck on the extreme northeast end of
the dry bar. Within two hours the ship
began to break up and the crew were
forced to leave at once.
Signals from the Moravia We're seen
and answered by the Sable Island life
saving crew. Lifeboats were launched
and the crew were taken off as fast as
possible. The sea was very heavy at the
time and the weather was bitterly cold
While being landed Second officer
Fransdorf died from exposure.
The Moravia. broke amidships shortly
after the crew left, and Immediately
began to settle in the sands. Much of
the cargo has fioated ashore and is
being picked up by those on the island
The Aberdeen also has quantity of the
cargo on board, which will be preserved
for the owners.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-04
AT LAKE VIEW.
Improvement Society Holds
It's First Banquet.

Honored by the presence of his honor
the mayor, the Lakeview Improvement
Society held its first annual banquet
at the parlors of the Congregational
Church last evening at o'clock.
The post prandial exercises took place
as follows: Chief of Police James M.
brennan, acting as POSTMASTER: Re
marks were made by Mayor Rufus B.
Dodge, Jr., who spoke in a very pleas
Ing vein upon the history of the city
for the past fifty years, and alluded
to the pleasant days of Ills boyfIood
spent upon Lake Quinsig;.m The
mayor jokingly remarked that if he
had kept up the youthful exercise of
rowing, he might now be cham
pion oarsman at the lake inctead of a
busy resident of the city proper.
The mayor was followed by Harry
w. Humes, president of the Greendaie
Improvement Society, who brought
greetings from Greendale. lie thought
that the Lakeview Society could sur
pass his own in the matter of ban
quetN. and he told about the plans of
the Greendale society in regard TO a
new hall. They meet now in a school
house donated by the city for the pur-
pose but by the provisions of the will
of a wealthy lady, they expect soon to
have a building and also a library of
their own.
After listening to comic songs By T..
p. Crerie and speeches by other Off
Gals of the association, the meeting
closed. The following committee had
charge of the supper and program: E..
p. Crerie, c. S. Marshall, Mrs. John
Ward, Mrs. f. e. Palmer and Herbert
EdgecoInb.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-04
WILL COOPERATE.
WeIlingtons Will Help Raise the Fund for
the Memorial to Worcester's Heroes.

Co. Fl, Wellington Rifles, held we'll
attended drill and meeting at the ar
mory last evening. The command
voted to participate in the proposed en-
tertainment to start a fund to build a
monument to Worcester's soldier dead
and Lieut.. II. r.. Gray and Priv. A. B.
Scott were appointed to confer with
Mrs. w. e. Bowen and the committees
appointed by other companies.
Co. II will give an Eat home" in their
rooms at the armory to their lady
friends in the near future. Last even
ing Sergt. A. C. Young and Privs. Burr
and Adams were appointed a commit
tee to make the necessary arrange
ments.
The social and dance which will be
given Friday at the armory promises
to be a decided success. The tickets
have sold rapidly, and every effort will
be made to please all who attend
The election of a first lieutenant to
fill the place made vacant by the res
ignatton of Lieut.. King will probably
be called by Capt. Holden for Friday
evening, March H. Capt Holden ex-
poets to receive orders for the call from
Col. Clark before Monday.
First Sergeant G. Il. Monroe has re-
fused to run for the position. Second
Sergeant A. c. Young seems to be the
favorite of Co. H members, and it is
thought that he will be elected, al
though Sergeapts Love and Smith are
i'm the roll
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-04
WORE PINK AND LILIES.
Miss Anna Catherine Anderson Made a
Most Charming Bride.

r. very pretty marriage ceremony was
performed last evening by Rev. f. j.
Nystrom at Sc Kendall street, the con-
tracing parties being Erik Axel Lar
son and Anna Catherine Anderson.
The bride was attended by Miss Sell
ma Larson and Alfred Anderson,
brother of the bride, acted as best man.
The bride wore beautiful gown OF
white landsdowne, with veil festooned
with lilies of the valley and carried a
large bouquet of pinks and lilies Of the
valley. The bridesmaid was becoming
ly attired in blue, and wore plnks in
her hair and large corsage bouquet
of the same.
The happy couple were the recipients
Of numerous nd costly presents from
their many friends. After the cere-
mony, reception was held from 8 I'M
til 3 o'clock, and a wedding supper was
served. They will reside at IS Kendall
street which has been recently newly
furnished throughout for their new
home.