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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-21
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lif''h mummy n D"Aig'l
Mr. VIII Cobb, of Kansas City,
spent Sunday in Lexington.
Miss Fannie Caldwell, of Dover, is
visiting Miss Edna h. Curtis.
Mr., }. C. Bledsoe made a business
trip to Harrisonyle this morning,
Mr.. +. Morath and his daughter,
Miss Ida, spent Sunday in Kansas
City.
Deputy Circuit Clerk ]. W. Sydnor
spent Sunday in Corder with his
parents.
Mr.. Fred Stroud left last Saturday
evening for months visit TO his
parents, at Oskal, osa, Iowa.
Judge Davis, of the circuit court,
this morning dismissed the petit
jurors till Monday, April 30.
Mr., c. c. Wallace, Jr. went to
Kansas City yesterday evening 10
spend a few days on business.
Prof. ID. F. Conrad left Saturday
evening for few days visit TO rela-
tiyes aud friends Ia Omaha, Neb.
The government tug boat Melusina
cane up the river yesterday, towing
lumber barge, and tied up here for
repairs.
Miss Bess Cobb of Nevada, Mo-,
arrived Saturday night for two
weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. r. NJ.
Taubman,
Mr.. Fred Kohlman and his three
children, Of Kansas City, spent Sun
day here with the family Of Mrs
Martha UT.
Miss Maude Hamlett came down
from Kansas City Saturday night To
visit her parents and returned yester.
day evening.
Mrs. Robert A. Wilson, with her
little sou, spent Sunday in Kansas
City with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
4. X. Hanna.
Miss Nellie Mediation returned tC
her home in Odessa this morning,
after visit OF several days to the
family OF Mr. Milton DrummOnd.
Mr. Charles II. Royle, Of Kansas
City, spent Sunday here with his
parents. He was accompanied by his
sistor.ln-law, Mrs. Mary Falkler.
Eddie Lawhorn, of Greenton, Wis
tied his friend, Robert A. Benedict
yesterday, and Robert accompanied
Ihlm home and will spend the weel
with him.
Nr. aud Mrs. j. NJ. Kennedy anC
their daughter, Miss Jessie, VIII,
have been visiting the family OF Mrs
Florida Grady, left Saturday nigh
for their home ia Louisville, Ky.
Easter was appropriately observed
at the various churches yesterday
each church being beautifully decor
uted for the occasion. An interesting
feature Of the services was the beau
uiul singing, each church ha'ln
prepared a special musical programme
Messrs. NJ. Jay and c. MANSFIELD
Williams and Ray Veerliug, OF Kan
sas City, were the guests yesterda
I OF Misses Annie Maude Tevis, DOLL
Waddell aud Alice Kriehn. Thes
young people were delightfully."- entel
lained at dinner yesterday by Mn
d. W. h. Tevis.
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From Tuesdays Daily.l

Mrs. +. Cooley returned last night
from visit to relatives in Kansas
City.
Dr. and Mrs. r. Trotter went to
st. Louis this morning to enter the
Masonic home.
Miss Minnie Neale went to Kansas
City yesterday evening TO visit her
sister, Miss Florence Neale.
Mrs II. c. Crcnshaw returned last
night from a visit TO the family OF
her sou, Mr. Thomas b. Crenshaw,
IN Kansas City.
Mr. X. II. Jopllng returned TO hi:
home IN I'll Reno, OKLA, yesterday
evening, after u visit to the family o
Mr. George L, Trail.
Messrs. John c. Young, Sr, j. P
Coeu, Jr., aud Clarence Summer
we're among the passengers to Kan
sas City this morning.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-21

Washington, April l6.-The drift
of opinion in political quarters in
Washington is 10 the conclusion that
Admiral Dewey will be finally agreed
on as candidate for vice president,
with Bryan as the head of the ticket.
SO far as can be learned this would
be satisfactory to the democrats OF
the east and to the leaders in New
NnrL
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INGALLS, ON DEWEY.
The ex-senator Think. u q. UutoTtunats
for tho Admiral That lie Did Not RE-
main IndenuiteIy at Manila.

Tucson. Ariz, April 10 Ex-senator
John j. ingalls,. who has been spend
ing the winter ia Tucson for the ben
oft Of his health, has lost none Of his
old-tinA sharpness OF tongue or keen
interest in matters political. Con-
cerning the Dewey candidacy, when
interviewed here, he said;
Il Is unfortunate for the fame ot Dewey
that he did not remain Indefinitely at Ma
nila. The perspective WAS greatly to his
advantage, and distance lent enchantment
TO tho view Ne was hSro at Manila. bur
ever since he landed In New York the
bran and sAwdust has boen running out
Of him, Everything he has said aud dona
has sunk him steadily In public cstlma-
tiou AL his ulteraneea have heeen cheap,
weak and silly, and his Conduct has been
feeble aud yacillatlng to the edge Of inn
beclllty Somebody has bunkoed the sd
mlral His candidacy Is ridiculous IIi+
ignorance OF politics and public issuea
and public duties is pathetic lie will
not receive vote In either convention.
The presentation Of his name would pro-
woke ineKhaustible laughter and derision.
What the admiral needs above everything
elso at this time IL = course Of instruc-
ton In the noble art Of taclturnlty.
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Cripple Creek. Col, April 17.-In the
Cripple Creek mining district It has
been showing almost constantly for
two weeks. the storm being a record
breaker for the camp. The steam and
electric railroads arc blockaded and
mining operations seriously ham
pered. Similar conditions prevail in
the Gilpin and Clear Creek county
mining districts. The snow is from
two to six feet deep on the eastern
alone of the mountains.
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Croton Landing N Y, April IL
The first bloodshed as the outcome
of the strike at the Cornell dam was
the life's blood of Sergt. Robert Doug
lass. Of the Eleventh separate com
pany OF Mount Vernon, who was shot
dead by an unknown assassin while
he was relieving guard at $50 O'Clock
last night. The widest excitement
prevailed throughout the camp as
soon as the news of the assassination
spread to the different tents aud the
soldiers are frantic over the crime.
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WILL SPEND MILLIONS.
Western Railroads Setting About to At.
tract Immigrants 70 Towns Along
Their Lines In the West.

Chicago, April i1.-Railroads using
Chicago as their gateway have taken
up internal improvement plans for
the territory between Chicago and
the Rocky mountains which involve
the expenditure Of millions of dol
lars and an addition to present popu-
lation from immigration alone Of at
least 100000 new people within the
next ls months. The new towns that
will appear on the maps OF the west
within the next year or those to
which from 500 to 600 new popula-
tion is TO be added already number
173. Before 1909 it is believed this
number will exceed 300. Areas
neglected in the past while trunk
lines were building are receiving the
closest attention from railroad land
commissioners and traffic managers.
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Washington, April 1.-THE su-
preme court Monday decided the
cases involving the stamp tax as II
applies to express packages, the ques-
ton involved being whether the ship
per or the carrier shall pay the ex-
press charges on packages. The opin-
ion was favorable to the express
companies.
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New York, April William 2.
Miller, OF Franklin syndicate fame,
was found guilty by Jury in the
county court in Brooklyn last night
of grand larceny in the first degree
for taking from Mrs. Kathern Moeser
$1,000 which she had invested in his
500 per cent. ito get rich quick" The
prisoner was remsnded for sentences
a week from next Friday. u
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-21

Washington, April l7.--Admiral
Dewey has been given an opportunity
to explain fully his position in regard
to the democratic party by a promi-
neut member of the democratic ma
tional committee, who has written TO
the admiral letter asking his posi-
tion on the various economic ques-
tons and the disposition OF newly
acquired territory.
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Jacksonville, Tll., April H. Rev,
william ]. Rutledge, Que Of the most
wideiy-known Methodist ministers
In the west, died here, aged 50, He Ia
credited with having been the drst
10 suggest the idea OF the G. A, H.,
which was afterwsrd carried into ef-
feet by DR., Ben 4, Stevenson.
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DID NOT GET THE FUNDS.
Robbers All But Secure $4,000 From a
Bank at west Pullman After
WreckinR tho safe,

Chicago, April 17.-Early Tuesday
robbers partly wrecked the safe in
the State bank Of West Pullman, but
failed to secure the $4,000 inside.
The explosion attracted two police
men who ran to the scene. Their ap.
proach was made known by one Of the
robbers on guard outside, He AIRED a
shot into the air and the men inside
escaped from a rear window through
which they had gained an entrance
and disappeared in a lumberyard
nearby. curiously enough, the time
lock mechanism was not injured and
st T:so O'Clock in the morning the
door was thrown open automatically
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-21

Washington. April iT-The house
Monday began consideration Of the
naval appropriation bill. 1t carries
$6l, 100000. Congressman Foss, who
had charge of the bill, said: 1--WE are
UViiNiHR Aor puuct NN ufe uuftutnb'
not to provoke war but to conserve
international concord We are build
ing In order TINT the nations may
take warning that II American honor
is assailed American yalor will de-
f.nd -
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Washington, April i7.--When Web
ster Davis resigned his place as as
sstant secretary of The interior and
took the lecture platform 10 plead
the cause Of the Boers. the ultimate
purpose which he had in view was II
matter OF much speculation in Wash
ington. II IL positively stated that
Mr.. Davis will return TO Kansas City
and seek the republican nomination
Tor congress from thar district.
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Peru, Ind, April i7.-Ten thousand
acres of the best farming land in
aorthern Indiana will be given over to
the cultivation OF the sugar beet this
spring. This land is north Of the Wa
bash river, along the Mississinewa.
Eel, Tippecanoe and other streams.
The cultivation Of the sugar beet bo-
gan in this part Of the state four
years ago, and has been steadily in
creasing ever since.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-21

Kansas City, Mo-, April l7.-Msyor
Jones sigaed both the subway or
dinances Monday. One gives fran
chise for an electric subway for con-
,eying electric current on wires run
through conduits. The other ls the
pneumatic tube subway, which pro-
poses, among other things, to carry
mail from the post Office to the union
depot through tube, compressed air
beinp the mower,
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MORE MONEY FOR ARMY.
The Senate Measure Increases Appropria-
tisn for Onicers In Line SA53,0o0-
For . Library at Manila

Washington, April N,-Chairman
Hawley reported Monday from the
committee or military asairs of the
senate the appropriation bill for the
army. The pay for officers Of the
line is increased $45S,9OO. The pro-
vision for q military telegraph line
in Alaska costing $4So,sso is stricken
out For a library building at Ma
nils $1,000 is appropriated. In oon-
putting length of service for retro
mont Of officers and soldiers serving
in Porto Rico or the Philippines, they
are to be allowed double time for
suoh service, The travel allowance
for enlisted men discharged is in
creased 81, ,s0O,14S.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-21

Des Moines, Ia, April lr.--aov.
Shaw says he will sign the building
and loan bill passed recently by the
legislature. The bill reduces the In
terest from IL to per cent. and. Il is
maintained by the association Of
fioials, practically iAvalidatss exist
ing contracts.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-21

Washington, April l7.-When the
senate convened Monday the house
joint resolution in favor of a consti-
tutional amendment providing for
the election of United States senators
by the people was laid before the
senate. An effort was made to place
II on the calendar, but 1t was re-
ferred TO the committee on privileges
and elections.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-21

Chicago, April l',-The Dewey
committee received word from tho
war department that the cruiser
Michigan and the revenue cutters
Morrill, and Fessenden win be here to
participate in the celebration Of the
anniversary OF the battle Of Manila
bay.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-21

Lsndon, April l5.-The Daily Mail
publishes the following dispatch
from Louren,s MsrqueE; The actual
Boer loases to the end OF March, in
eludipg prisoners, are estimated at
1900. At present there are several
Thousand Beers In Natal and $4,000 in
the Free atats.'
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Washington, April lr,--March ez'
portAtions are larger than those of
any corresponding month In cur his-
tory and double the average for the
month Of March during the decade
ending with 1896. The total exports
OF the month arc Sisi,,1314s, against
lO4,5SS,ess In March Of last ys4r
s75,SI4,lss in March, 1895, asa $685.
5l6.571 In March, 1898.
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Chicago, April i4.-Not until this
year has there ever been any broom
corn imported from Europe for tho
use Of the American broom factories.
A firm in this City is now receiving a
cargo of 500 tons Of corn. which was
bought in Hungary because the price
in this country is so high. The broom
corn trust, II is said, has 10000 tons
in hand, but will not sell it for lesa
than 5000 a ton.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-21

Chicago, April 1.-THE retail milk
dealers combination in Chicago has
gone to pieces and prices have fallen
to the rate of rs quart tickets for
S1.SO, six cents a quart This is lower
than the price before the oombina'
tion last fall, when IL tickets could
be had for 81. or 6A cents a quart.
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Washington, April i7.--Iufol nation
acquired as the result of inquiries
among leading and influential mem
bers Of the majority in congress does
not justify or encourage the belief
that any serious effort to reduce war
taxes will be made at this present
session.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-21

Washington, April 1.-THE cases
involving the Kentucky governor
ship were docketed in the United
States supreme court Monday, A
brief statement in which counsel for
both Taylor and Beekham joined was
filed at the same time, asking for an
early hearing. The supreme court
advanced the case to be heard on the
30th inst
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Washington, April 14.-owing to
continued i'll health, John Addison
Porter, secretary to the president, has
rendered his resignation and the pres
ident has accepted 1t, to take effect
May next George d. Courtelyou,
the present assistant secretary to the
president, has been appointed to the
office. - -.
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Paris, April ls,--At noon Saturday
France opened to the world the
crowning exposition of all countries.
The most favorable weather condl.
tions prevailed and innumerable
bright colored domes and minarots
Rlistened in the sunshine.
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indianapolis, Ind, April 17.-Mrs.
Sarah Pollard, the oldest army nurse
in the country, died yesterday, aged
90. She went, into the army hospi-
tails at the breaking out OF the war
and was known 10 thousands OF
union soldiers.
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New York. April 1.-THE Daugh-
ters of the Revolution have catered
upon a project TO commemorate the
heroes who lost their lives at Valley
Forge. A plot OF ground containing
the grave of Capt. John Waterman
has been decided to the society by
Mai. o. II. Todd on condition that a
suitable monument be erected there
on to this officer and the huadreds OF
patriots who lie in unmarked graves
In the surrounding grounds.
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Washington, April 1.-THE house
committee on militia has decided to
fix at si,OOOoOO the amount allowed
annually TO the militia OF the several
states, in place Of the 100000 now al
lowed. The bill as heretofore agreed
upon allowed 100000 annually In &C.
cordanee with the request OF the
National Association of Military or
panizations.
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Washington. April lY.-Easter Mon
day, egg rolling day, was celebrated
on the green lAwns south OF the exec
utivs mansion by thousands of little
folks whose unique annual festival
has come to be the feature in Wash
ingtor Of the end of the Lsntsn
saAson
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Washington, April le.-Seoretary
Longs implied willingness TO accept
the republican nomination for the
vice presidency, as inferred from the
statements made by him on that sub
ject Saturday WAS matter OF general
comment in Washington Yesterday
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woieott Urged for the Vice Presidency.
Colorado Springs, Col, April i4.--
In its leading editorial this morning
the Colorado Springs Gazette strongly
indors,Aa Senstor Wolcott for the vice
presidency, 1t prophosiss that he
would take swsy from Bryan the
vote Of the real bimetsllists OF the
country.
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Washington, April lS.-seeretsry
Hay has formally notified tie Madrid
government that the United States
cannot soeeds to its claim that Sibulr
island and Cagaysn sulu OF the Phil
ippiue archipelago belong to Spain
Spain wanted to sell the islands to a
third power, possibly Germany.
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bladder trouble with one half bottle OF the
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Wichita, Kan, April IA tornado
struck the town Of Putnam, north Of
sedgwick, Sunday evening, destroying
two houses and doing a great deal of
damage to telegraph wires and other
property, but no one was killed.
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No. lol aud lOs daily except SUNDAY
I|her trains daily -. v-.,.,s citv Satur-
|cenines. Sunday mornings, ana go S",,ooSS ,,ooS
.Ihqs at one fare for the rouhu ~ ~, nsorn.
@tiirn up TO and including hunu'' '''
#hlOwing. 4, ,u polnts.
f. y Tin tourist ticketson sale TO an 'ou''S'
4 gurther information call on or au1,vsS' nr,
III ' Il q sTiDHAM, Ticket agent
. nhnne No. so.
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New York, April l1.-At the age
Of 100 years and n days Rich~d Man
ahan died last night at the home Of
his daughter In Rosebank, y. I. Mana
han fought under Gen. Jackson in the
Indian war. He smoked clay pipe
almost sontinuQlly. III
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Washington, April 1.-THE secre-
tary of the treasury yesterday re-
eeived in an envelope postmarked C.
d 81. l.. Il. p. o, from an unknown
person conscience contribution OF
SG29.
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Dallas, Tex, April 1.-THE reports
of the cyclone at Royse, Tex, have
beeH exaggerated, Twelve houses
were destroyed but nobody killed or
serionsly injured.
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Houston. Tex, April i7.--rrayis
county yesterday instructed for j. w,
Bailey for United States senator
This gives lrtsABaileS le counties
against lhEssstoHs spst2g s hilton.
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He BNOG|ZtS AGI|NA[DO.
Remarkable Speech Delivered in the
Senate by George F. HOar,
Massachusetts, Republican.
VIGOROUS DEFENSE OF THE FILIplSos.

Denies Thoy A"e I,e'Punsible for the Pres
ent War AID Jd-iiiie. Them 10 Resist
Ing Anne leans Hhar says lie Wui Not
Desert lis Party, Bat rrrdief- It's De
feat IL Present Policy Il Pnriued.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-30
DIR. e. v. PIERCE, BUFFALO, NY.
et. Lou1. wanta rube App-opr,ation.

The postmaster of st. Louis recently
said that that city used up 35 per cent
of itS postal receipts in maintaining
it's 6ff1ce, New York consumed AZ per
cent, Baltimore 81, Chicago A and
Brooklyn 7S. Considering that the
systems could be installed more cheap
ly in st. Louis than elsewhere, the
postmaster argued that the percentage
tube appropriation could be made
safely.
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An attractive woman thrives on
good food and sushine, with plenty
of exercise in the open air. Her
form elows with health and her face
blooms with its beauty. When
troubled with a costive habit, she
takes a few doses of Herbine to
cleanse her system of all impurities.
Price so cents. w. B. Frame City
Drug Store.