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DIED TWELVE HOURS APART
Henry and Joseph Tudor Were
Brothers in Baltimore


Brothers in Baltimore
BALTIMORE. Aug. 10.-The funeral of
Joseph Ogden Tudor took place today at
his home. rs North Carrollton Avenue.
with he services OF the PRESBYTERIAN
/ Church. He was one of two brothers who
for nearly forty years worked within a
stones throw of each other, were retired
on pensions. and died within twelve hours
OF each other. The other brother was bur-
led on Wednesday
Mr. Tudor was sixty-one years old and
died early Tuesday morning. For two
years he had been suffering from com
plication of diseases, including nervous
prostration- For the last two months of
that time he had been confined to his
home
In March last his brother, Henry c. tn
dor, whose home was at OakIawn, Waverly,
was operated upon for a throat affection
a tube being inserted in his windpipe so
ehat Re could breathe with some freedom.
Wher he came out of the hospital about
two months ago Mr.. Henry Tudor was
driven in q carriage, accompanied by a
trained nurse. TO see his brother. An af-
feeting meeting took place between the
two stricken brothers. When Mr. Henry
Tudor became excited by the rise of his
emotions his breathing became more diff
cult and several times during the inter-
view The nurse had to go to his assistance
to clear out the tube in his throat
In the course of the talk one of the
brothers said to the other: I'VE will pass
out together" and the other replied Yes.
we will go over the bar in company .
They babe an affecting and final farewell
on that occasion.
When Henry Tudor was stricken on
Monday the news of his death was kept
from his brother for fear of the bad ef-
feet 1t might have upon him. Mr.. Joseph
Tudor was treasured as to his brothers
condition. but late Monday night he be-
came unconscious and died Tuesday morn
ing. Just twelve hours from the time of
his brothers death.
For thirty-three years and six months
Joseph Tudor was connected with the Far
mers and Planters Bank, lately as teller.
When he became i'll two years ago be was
placed Oh the pension list for life, so he
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MIGHT HAVE BEEN A LYNcHING
Coiored TouGh~ Attacked i'm Neu
York city

NEW YORK, Aug l9-The Iynching fe-
Yer got into a crowd in Madison Square
Park last night during the concert by the
Twelfth Regiment Band Three negroes
Oh the Fifth Avenue side of the square
began to Insult women in the crowd and
to seize their arms. Some one reported
their behavior TO Policeman O'SulIigan and
ne walked up the Avenue until he came
10 The negroes who Immediately ran in
different directions The policeman chas-
ed one CT them under the Dewey Arch I'D
Broadway and then through Tweuty-sixth
81 set into the crowd on the north side OF
to park. The negro lodged in and out
among she crowd and jumped over several
benches
Some Ane yelled lynch him. he insuIted
a girl. and then the crowd went to the as
sl#taEce OF the policeman and the game of
tag promptly ended. The policeman. had
hard work 10 get his prisoner to the Yves,
T2iTtieth Street Station with a whole skin
As it was, the negro was kicked ans rap
pea dozen times before be was dragged
away from the crowd and 500 persons left
the hand concert 10 follow him to the DO
lice station
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-10
AMERICAN JOCKEYS WIN.
Their Superior Ability Astonish G y
the British Sportsmen.

LONDON, Aug. 10.-The success of the
American Jockeys on English race courses
this season has been wonderful. 1t has
been matter of continued establishment to
the British racing people.
At Liverpool Sloan won the second and
third races and little Johnnie Reif the
tourtl-the Liverpool Cup, in which race
Sloan had nasty fall on the favorite,
Mrs Langtry's Australian mare Maluna.
The only race in which an English jockey
beat the Americans was the first, for in the
last three on the card there were &c
Americans in the saddle.
At Windsor the Americans would have
swept the board but for the victory il
one race of a young amateur Jockey, Mr..
Randall. who has adopted the American
style. AS 1t was, they won six out OF
the seven events. Lester Reiff taking
four and two newcomers, E. Jones and
!. Mcintyre, one apiece. In the race
won by Mr.. Randall, Rein was second
and each OF the other American boys
squeezed a long shot into second place
during the afternoon.
In the only race lost by the Americans
at Liverpool Sloan was second and Rigby
third. The showing for the day, there
fore. reads: Seven American jockeys, one
or more started in eleven races won nine,
second five times. third once, and six times
unplaced. including Tod Sloan's fall, whsn
he was going along easily in a good p7si-
ton
Little Johnnie" stands tonight second
on the list of winning jockeys with 60 wins
or eight less than Sammy Loates, but he
has pulled off the 60 in 25S races, where
as Sammy has only secured his IS out Of
3S1 attempts. Tod has the bzst average
by all odds, having Won q races out Of
24G starts. Nor is he the only pebble on
the Sloan beach, for at the races
at the Maison-Laffitte coursa-outside Of
Paris-yesterday. his brother. Charley
Sloan, rode in two races and won tnem
beth, neither mount being a favorite.
II one examines the records this season
OF the three leading English jockeys In the
department Of winning mounts" they
show that Sammy L0ates. Oscar Madden
and Mornington Cannon have ridden 1921
races and won 1S6, while Johnny Rc;ff,
Tod Sloan and Louie Reiff have won ex-
actly the same number in 749 mounts.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-10
ARIII(lII j

Catarrh has become such common
disease that person entirely free from
this disgusting complaint IS seldom met
with. tits customary to speak of Catarrh
as nothing more serious than bad cold,
a simple Inflammation of the nose and
throat. 1t is, in fact, a complicated and
very dangerous disease: if not at first, it
very soon becomes SO.
The blood is quickly contaminated by
the foul secretions. and the poison
through the general circulation is carried
to all parts of the system.
,5alves, washes and sprays are unsatis-
factory and disappointing, because they
do not reach the seat of the trouble. S.
S S. does. It cleanses the blood of the
poison and eliminates from the system all
catarrhal secretions, and thus cures thor
oughly and permanently the worst cases.
Mr.. F. H. McAllister, of Harrodsburg, XIV,
writes: Having been terrible sufferer from,
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bingham dresses, I5C.
SHIPS UNDER CONSTRUCTION
The Progress Made on Naval vessels
at the NarionS Yards

The Navy Department has issued : bull
ietin showing the progress already made
ca the ne" vessels under construction.
TIE big battIeships Alabama and Wis
eonsin are nearly completed They are
respectively 9S and 81 per cent flushed
The Illinois, which is in the yards at New
port News, Is ST per cent done.
The six protected cruisers are making
slow progress. The Denver. which leads
The list. is only 20 per cent done, while
The Galveston and the Tacoma have not yet
been commenced
-Four moaitors-the Arkansas. the Con-
neoEicut, tho Florida and the Wyoming.
are about half finished Better progress
has been made or the five torpedo boats
Stringham- GOIdsborough. Bailey. Barney.
and S;ockton-aU of which are 80 per cent
done The Tingey is 81 per cent compla5-
ed, and the submarine torpedo boat the
Piunge?, lacks only Is Per cent Of compile
ton
Among the torpedo boat destroyers the
Lawrence is Sc per cent, and the NacDoE-
oush 81 per cent ready. The Trux5on.. the
WhiPple, and the Wonder at Sparrow-s
Point are 5 per cent under wav
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-10
A WAR VETERAN BEATEN.
Five Tramps Assault Aged William
shelton in PGrkersburg,

PARkERSBURG. ". Va. Aug. 1O-Wu-
liam Shelton. OF Scranton, Pa, a veteran
OF the civil war was stripped and horribly
assaulted by five tramps Wednesday night.
AID now lies n the city prison in a very
serious condition.
Shelton claims that he came here from
Wheeling Wednesday afternoon. and that
shortly after his arrival he fell in with a
gang of tramps. who had several kegs of
beer and were making a night OF it, The
proposition 10 assault him was readily
agreed to. and he was stripped ald terri
bly, abused After the crime he was taken
TO the river bank. razor was placed at
mis- throat, and he was told to pray for the
last time He prayed and pleaded for life.
and was finally released. When found he
was almost naked and was covered with
blood from head to foot
The tramps were arrested and are held
without bail for trial. Among them is a
man called Kit Carson. - wanted for rob-
bling the Philippi Bank of 81 600
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-10
COST OF THE MoLINEUx TRIAL,
Expert Witnesses and Detectives,
4

Expert Witnesses and Detectives,
aims Against New York
NEW YORK Aug 10.-Gomptroller Co,er
yesterday issued statement of the bills
against the city for special services in con-
nection with the trial of Roland B. lToli-
neuX for tbs murder of Mrs Kate Adams.
The statement shows that claims in the
aggregate of 50,4T6.S4 were made against
the city by handwriting experts. physi-
clans, special detectives and others
Bills amounting to $S6S717 have been
settled so far, with deductions amounting
to 81, 800.
There are still unpaid bills amounting to
41,7S0.67, upon most Of which the comp
troller has notified the claimants that
they must either accept reductions or sue
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-10
TRY ALIENS FoOT-EASE,

4 powder 10 be shaken into the shoes Your ,ces
feel swollen, nervous, and hot and get tired easily
II you hsve sInartiRg feet or tight shoes try Al
len's Foot Ease il cools the feet and makes walk
ing easy Cures swollen. sweating feet. ingrowinr
nails blisters, and callous spots. Relieves corns
ana hunioas OF all pain and gives rest and com
fort Try 1t today. Se3d by all druggists and
shoe stores for 25c Trial package FREE. Adj
dress Allen s. olinsted. lie Roy. N Y
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-10
NO HOPE OF RECOVERY.
The Doctor said, hut ChamberIain's
Collie, Cholera, and Diarrhoea
Remedy Cured Him.

'Afs son was suffering with severe cramps and
WIS given up as beyond hops by my regular
neign5or ran in with bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy ana after
administering three doses OF it my son regsined
consciousness and recovered entirely within TWEEN
ty-four hours, says Mrs. Mary Halter, OF Mount
Crawford, Va. This remedy IS for sale by Henry
Evans. wholesale and retail and all druggists
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DEATHS FROM THE HEAT.
Men and Horses succumb TO the Hioh
Temperature in ChIca.n

Ut Z III NHICHGO.
CHICAGO, Aug 10--Six deaths fran, s,,r-
stroke and more than 100 prostrations. due
to the heat, is the record for this the
sixth successive day of the present hot
spell. For six days the thermometers in
the Weather Bureau have registered 80
degrees or more. breaking all Weather
Bureau records for long sustained heat.
During that time there have been thirty
one deaths from sunstroke and PROBABLY
l0J other deaths assigned to other causes
ira. were fastened by exhaustion due to
heat.
Inc mortality among horses has been
heavy. At the Office of the hoard of
health it is estimated that about .O0e
horses have died in the streets because of
heat exhaustion
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-10
FAT WOMAN IN A WELL.
The Husband Gets Excited and
Falls in. Too.


Falls in. Too.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. I0.-Mrs. Pc
ter Quinn, who weighs nearly 2S0 pounds.
went to the we'll early yesterday morning.
at Essex, before her family was stirring.
The we'll is covered with wooden plank
ing Il gave way with her. and she fell in
20 the water. She managed 10 brace her
self in The descent, however. by extending
her feet and hands so that she kept her
head out of water She shouted Justify for
help. Her husband, a small man. got ex-
cited, and in trying 10 reach his wife fell
in and wedged her so tightly that she
nearly died Of sudocation before the rescue.
The Quinn children securd the help Of
neighboTs. who let down a ladder TO the
bottled Up couple The plight of man and
wife fifteen below them so amused the res
cuers. who regarded the matter as q joke.
that it was thirty minutes before the poor
woman. was hauled out. She was found to
De badly bruised and internally injured
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-10
THE M'PHERsoN ARRIVES
Pulled OF Chubbs Reef by the Nor,
sycSiaB Steamship ,Tum.5c,

""ps reef ny the Nor
weSian Steamship Jnmaicn.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1O.-The transport Nc
Pherson. with fourteen officers and AL
enlisted men of the Fifth United States
infantry and seventeen civilians arrived
yesterday from Santiago.
when she grounded on Chubbs Reef at
the southwest end of Fortune Island
august ?, she landed the troops and about
Z9o IONS OF cargo. On August i, with the
assistance of the Norwegian steamsbiT, To-
maica, she cleared the reef uuiniured tool,
on board the troops and cargo and on Aup-
ust 3 proceeded
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-10

Catarrh, and being now
sound and we'll, the ques-
ton often put to me is,
What cured you?' In an
swer I feel it my duty to
state that Swift's Specific
is the medicine. I am
such a true believer in the
efficacy of Swift's Specific
that l can honestly and
conscientiousiy re com
mend IT to any one suffer
ing from Catarrh. Have
recommended it to MANY,
and am happy to say that
those whom 7 have fujF1c-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-10

WHITE MEN INDICTED.
Leaders ia the -Anti-Negro Riots nj
New Orleans to BE Tried.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. Io-The grand
jury has indicted five white men for ffur.
der as leaders in the mob which during
the recent riots beat and shot number
OF negroes for assisting the murierar
Charles, in resisting arrest
Other indictments of the leaders ef the
rioters are promised today
Another resignation OF police com
missioner under pressure of public opin-
ion is reported, that Of Thomas Richard
sen. which leaves the board with only fivs
members.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-10
ALL READY FOR THE FRAY
FitzsimmOnS and Rubin Both Cen
fdent of Victory.

The Blacksmith Says He Never Felt
Better in His Life, While the AK
ron Gfant'' Claims to BE in Prime
neutrality-suspicious. of Experts.
Jeffries' Challenge TO the Winner.
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can't Anord Anything nut = s,;,or

(From San Francisco Town Talk
Il despise 4 practical joker" said the woman
in pink bonnet
THAT is the only kind of Joking that psys.''
responded the in sailor hat
She was the wife Of a professional humorist
AID was therefore qualified 10 speak with au.
;hority the subject.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-10

Drink Ieuriei's Naefzen, Senate or Lager with
Your meals and you will always be in the best OF
health Phone 634, Arlington Bottlng Co., for
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The Last Puff of the sporty Boy Cigar
Is as good as the first
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loo for Csc music.

a Warm Reception"
The Blue and the Grey
The Bird in the Gilded Cage"
Dawn Of the Century
United Nations"
My Georgia Lady Love"
4 Couldn't Stand TO See my Baby
Lose
"rn be An Old Mans Darling. Not
q Young Mans Slave"
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Wrappers up to &, for csc.
ChiId's lZ1C hose, 61c.

500 pairs of children's fast black rib
bed hose, sizes 10 II: the regular
Il 1-2c yalises; Will be closed out to-
MORROW at s lie pair
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Hechts Greater Stores,
513-515 Seventh Street.
A gigantic shoe purchase.

Thousands Of pairs Of mems, women's
boys, girls, and infants shoes were Sc
cured few days ago greatly under price
and are offered you, beginning tomorrow.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1900-01-19
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

R. J. Hess, who Is very extensive stock
feeder Of the neighborhood Of Longwood.
came in Thursday afternoon from st. Louis,
where he made purchase of 200 head Of cat.
tie. which were unloa'led at Hughesville end
wall be taken from there to his farm aud fed
on full teed.--Sedalia Capital.
J. r. Thorp oi Napton. was at the East St.
Louis yards with 94a pound heifers Tuesday.
good enough to bring A,ss, Nelson Morri- &
Co being the purchaser.
H. c. Taylor Koping. was on the 81 Louis
market Wednesday with I.I64 pound steers
that brought s. 10.
w. A. Hogge was i, st. Louis with I.a49
pound steers from Blickwater, that realized
$s.as per 100 pounds Wednesday.
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DOUBLE WEDDING WEDNESDAY.
MeLsansa.R .Rsasberssr. MeLennaa>NeCoaaei
Nvptisls q Residenee q D.. v. H.
Black.

DR.. Thomas A. McI-ennsn Of Mt. Leonard,
and Miss Violet Ransbergcr Of Salt Springs.
and Dr.. Il. J. Mcl.ennan Of Malta Bend, and
Miss Bessie Il. Mcconnell Of Toronto. Can.
sds, were married on Wednesday afternoon,
January ~, 1900, at two o'clock, at the resi-.
dence Of DR.. Black OIL College Hill, DR..
Black performing the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hamill and Mr.. Herbert Rams.
berger were the only friends Of the contract.
Ing parties who were present.
Miss Ransberger dressed In becoming suit
Of brown covert cloth, with stylish hat to
match. was handsome bride, possessing con.
siderable dignity. and many attractions, aud ID
1yW1l S5eiat fsvosis.. lliss mcconnell, ,the-
daughter oi prominent capitalist ri Toronto.
who has been the guest oi Miss Ransherger
since her arrival on Sunday. was dressed in
brown and green imported cheviot. with hat
and gloves cnsuite The two grooms are
brothers, late Of Toronto. Canada DR.. Thos.
McI.vnnan has quite quite d nice practice ut
Mt. Leonard where he has been for some two
years. while Dr. .E.J McI.eunanhas been iocat.
ed at Malta Bend for year. They are both
excellent young men, who stand high in the
profession. and they have made many friends
during their short stay in Saline county.
DR.. Thomss McLennan aud bride left on
the $50 G. d A. train for Kansas City. and on
their return will he at home to their friends
at Mt Leonard. DR.. El. McLenuan and
wife returned to Malta Bend on Wednesday,
where they will 60 at once to housekeeping.
The REPUBLICAN joins with the many
friends Of the newly married couples In wish.
ing for them long aud happy lives.
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John Smith and Robert williams. two ne.
grocs confined In the jail here. were taken to
Slater Thursday by Constable Rollins Of that
township aud tried before Justice G. W.
Bridges. Both were bound over to await &C.
ton on the part Of the next grand jury on two
charges. burglary and larceny. having hsokes
into the smoke house Of Slater resident and
carried away valuable supply Of meat.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1900-01-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Glen G. Carroll (col), Nelson; Cora NJ. L.
Stewart (coD. Naptou.
Samuel Dnowd~n; Madora Bray. both oi
Mt. Leonard.
Thomas A. NcIIenuan, Mt. Leonard; VIC.
let Rausbevger. Salt Spring..
Edmnud J. McLsunsn. Malta Beud; Bessie
Z. Mcconnell. Torhnto. Canada.
John v. Ashford, Grand Pass; Annie Cole.
Malta Bend.
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IS BLEDSOH A blCAMISTi

The man who was only recently suspicion.
ed Of uxoricide. 10 now accused oi being big.
a,hist and 10 confined In the county jail. charg.
dence at hand that he was married 10 Chilli.
cothe. NO., even prior to his engagement to
the lately deceased Mrs. Bledsoe. His pre-.
iiminary hearing will be held Wednesday be.
fore Justice Hawley, having bc.n postponed.
that certified copies Of certain documentary
evidence might b 0htainsd l5eu Stxliesshss
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DOWD N>BRAY.

A pretty hone wedding was solemnixed on
"Wednesday evening a, 8 o'clock, at the home
ing parties b ing Mr. S",nn.l Dowden. assist
ant postmaster of Mt Lc nard a'd Miss
Madie Bra,, d ughtc' ot W G. bray Of MI.
Leonard, Rev ID, c. bo ton performing the
ceremony.
The groom, WAS formerly a resident of Mar.
shall, being employed for some years IN the
New York S,or, OF this CIT, II e bride. a
sweet winsome young lady, very much below.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1900-01-19
CREWS CONVICTED.

Dean Crews. colored. was tried iu Justice
Chase's court Tuesday Tor obtaining goods 10.
der false prstenses and 6ned to 90 amouut
that will require the expiatiou Of 20 days
confinement In jail. J. r. Sitter wss the
prosecuting witness. having sold some Old
clothes to the negro. who misrepresested
third party as going bis security.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1900-01-19
TRIBUTE TO MR.. HORNE.
NO. SO.

The Mexico Intellieeucer coptains the fol.
lowing complimentary article concerning the
retirement Of General R. e. Horne:
THE retirement Of Gen. r. G. Horne from
the editorial management Of the Marshall
Democrat News deprives Missouri Of one Of
her ablest editorial writers. Gen Horne
combined brains with conscience and 10 these
he adds courage. No one ever knew Dick
Horne to dodge or trim or fawu. He II 40
open, manly enemy and a true friend -
honest manhood ever knew. He despised It.
tieness. hated falsehood and had Q supreme
world always needs such men o. r. c. Horne"
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1900-01-19
CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETS.

The City Democratic Central Committee
met Saturday at the County Court room aud
selected Tuesday, February a9'h. ~ the date
for holding party primary election for nomin.
alton Of municipal ticket. The incidental ex.
penses with which same was to be attended.
were saddled upon the candidates. Rules gov
eriug the election We're adopted including one.
declaring eligible any one. who would agree
to support the ticket or Who had affiliated
with tina purity. As TO JUS, what principles
are constituted IN Democracy at present. the
committee did not attempt 10 demonstrate by
rulings thereon.
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Cd BY those who know her. was formerly stu.
dent Of Missouri Valley College.
The many friends Of the young couple join
with the REPUBLICAN In wishing for them
ijfe's choicest blessings.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1900-01-19
NEEfrHa OF DIRECTORS

At the annual meeting Of the directors Of
the Saline County Telephone Company, the
following officers were elected for iooo:-Ed
H. Mitchell. president; T. E. Holloway. vice.
president; w. s. Huston, secretary and treas.
urer. This company enters the year with
a7i phones In residences and business houses
Of this city sud lines to six towns and post.
Offices Of the county-Slater. Gillian. BIosser.
Stanhope. Fairville and Malta Bend. Its es-
tablisbment and SUCCESS from the very start
furnish Q remarkable instance Of what home
enterprise and capital can do, properly direct.
ed by our citizens. During the present year,it
II our hope and expectation that the Indepeud.
eas Company may consiuue 70 streleh IL wires
In other directions and increase its useiulness
to the subscriber and public in general.