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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-17
MOVE zPRAVY DOMACf.
p0LITIcKf.
Danskk ostrGvky

Danskk ostr1vky
xapado.indicke pfisly opet ma den
nj pofadek politickych rozhovord
Ma jafe Sc jednalo mezi vlador
danskou a naSf prodej ostrdvkt
tech, ponevac ale v dansku sc
ozvala mocna oposice, bylo dals
vyjednavAni zastaveno. Nyni vsak
oposice umlkla a tn vlada danska
pocina opet vyjeduavati wash
ingtonskou o podminkach postou-
penf ostrdykd tech Spoj. Stat1m.
starry demokrat.
Gen. Bragg, ktery zasedal ne
kolixrate kongresu byl vyslan-
Gem Spoj. Statd Mexiku "a pre-
sidentstvi Clevelandova, obratil
Sc naproti Bryanovi. V Milwaukee
mel peknou Zee pied obrovskym
shromazdenim, v niz chvalil Bry-
ana CO cloveka nadaneho, pocti-
veho pro blaho naroda snazive-
ho, avsak "a presidenta ze Sc
rozhodne nehodi. Gen. Bragg
pravil, BE zvolenf Bryanovo "a
presidenta by melo asi podobne
nasledky jako vpusteui byka do
hrntifskeho skladiste. We snaze
vse opraviti pfedelati die svych
idealnich nahled1 by Bryan vse We
statu poskodil rozbil
Senator Hanna
bude mluviti 20 Nebrasce We dnech
10. a 20. ffjna sice ro. pojede
skrze Emerson, Wakefield, Wayne,
Winsiie, Hopkins, Norfolk, Mad
ison, Humphrey, Platt Center,
Columbus, Schuyler, North Bend,
Fremont a Wahoo do Lincoln. -
40. pojede skrze Wymore, Pawnee
City, Humboldt, Falls City, Au-
burn, Nebraska City a Weeping
Water do Omahy. V kazdem z
tuto vyjmenovanych mist Sc po
zdrzi jen ma kratko pfednese
nejakou fec.
Baron Sternberg.
zastupce nemeckeho vyslanectyi
We Washingtonu, odcestoval do
stare vlasti, rozlouciv Sc tajem-
nfkem Hayem. Baron Sternberg
byl vlastnim yyslancem n4meckym
a vedl veskerz jednanf mezi vlada-
mi zdejA nemeckou behem val
ky americko spanelske, jakoz j v
nynejsich tinskych zapletkach,
tez ffdil vyrovnanf ohledne ostro-
va Samoa Jeho misto. zauJal hr.
de Quadt co prvni tajemnik W.
slanectva, ktery bude ffditi veske-
re zalezitosti al do pfichodu wy
stance n9meckeho Hollebena. Bar.
Sternberg jmenovan byl gen. kon-
sulem v Calcute, kamz sc z Meme
cka brzy po SVEN navratu ode.
bere.
Nlhrady Spoj. St.
Sc ma dostati ctyfem rodinam
italskym, jejichz clenove byli lyn-
covani pfede dvema roxy Talla-
luy Louisiana. Vlada nase ma
natlak vlady italske nechala zale-
zitost onu vysetfovati shledala,
ze lyntovnici nebyli "a to pohna-
nj k zodpovednosti tu president
chce odporueiti pfistfmu kongresu,
ably povolil neiake penfze ma
hradu "a utracene 4 zivoty ital-
skych poddanych.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-17
KR0NIKA UDALOsTf.
Obfovsky zavod.

Western Union Telegraph Co.
pfijala "a depese roku konciciho
80. cervnem Sa4,75S.57o, cehoz
il 8,458, ao6 sostalo CO eisty zisk
Behem roku toho postavila aS4e
mil novych linii telegrahckych a
natahla as. $40 nil nov9ch drato,
k cemuz pfibrala 6I5 novych tele-
grahstd. v roku tom bylo zaslann
oI,76s,ea6 depes! vice ncs v roce
pfedchAzejfcfm prdmIrny pffjem
zsSedas depes; cbnsseI cost malo
pies 80 cent?, vydanf asi pies as
cent?.
zkouSka vileenk lodi.
U pobfezf kalifornskeho byla
II. hjna podniknuta prvnf plavba
s novou valeenou lodi Wisconsin.
Phi velmi nepokojnem mofi lod
plouls rychlostf II uzld v hodine
proti vetru a po vetru urazila al
r8H mfle v hodine. Po odbyte
zkousce byla lod odevzdAna adm.
Koutzovi a jeho stabu k dalsimu
zkouseni.
OdplatA zridci.
w. v. Powell byl po nekolik
roko pfedsejou organisace zelez-
nienfch telegrahstd, dfade tom
Sc vsak dopustil rdznych zlofzdo,
tax ze byl "a to pohnzn ku zod-
povednosti. v St. Louisu sesel
sc sjezd zzstupco unie telegrahsto
. prvnfm einem jeho bylo sesazeni
. pied soud pohnanf Powella.
Soud bratrsky trva! diva dni . jeho
vysledken bylo, ze Powell byl
nejen sbavsu pFedseduictvf, ale
eleastvf . . uaie vyloueen-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-17
Registrace

We ttvrtek IS. ffjna Cd 8. hodin
rino DO 9. veter. Kafdt ob
ean mBsf BIT znovu registrs-
vin.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-17
Texas chce Roc.

Pied peti roxy bylo ynej'
vyssim statnfm soudem IT, SIX I'm
rozhodnuto, ze Standard Oil Co.
Sc dopustila zloeinu, pfestoupfe
tamnf zakon protitrustovy. Tehdej'
81 guverner Hogg z4dal v New
Yorku "a vydanf pfedsedy spoiled.
nosti te, VIM. Rockefellera, soudu
texaskemu ku potrestani, dvsak
nepochodil. Tuto zalezi,ost letos
obnovil stat Texas a jeho guver-
ner Sayers pozadal Albany, N.
Y, "a vydani VIM. Rockefellera a
ostatnich fiditeln Standard Oil
Co.. Jiz pied S lety bylo roz-
hodnuto, ze vydani nemdze byti
feei. ponevac Rockefeller a ostatni
fiditelove spoletnosti Standard v
Texasu ami nebyl, nejvyssi spoil
kovy soud vsak Iiz v podobnem
pffpadu rozhodl, ze vydanf obca-
ma jednoho statu jinemu statu Sc
mdze pozadovati ien tehdy, kdyby
tento osobne spachal nejaky trest-
ny Gin We statu druhem. Ma toto
rozbodnutf Sc odvolava namestek
guvernera Roosevelta, avsax urti-
ty vyaos neucilil, fka, ze pfipad
ponecha guv. Rooseveltovi k roz-
hodnutf, az Sc vrati agitaGnf
cesty. Zda Sc, ze Ruvernefi te-
xasti darebne vyhazuji penize. "a
darce "a vydani fiditeld Standard
Oil Co.
Nase banky.
DIE vyrocnf zpravy kontrolora
peneznf soustavy obnasely pnjtky
bank s2,oS6,759,o4o a vklady
sa.5o7,24S,557. Vsech bank ma
konci mesice cervna bylo We Spoj.
Ssatech 1892, We spofitelnach
Sc nalezalo vkladd s2,I34,47
a proti roku ptedchazejfcimu jich
pfibylo o osI73,76a,eee. Vklada-
teld, kteff r. 1899 meli sve dspory
ulozene We spofitelnach, bylo s.
o7o,792, roku 1900 vsak jich bylo
$3.50, Io9. Prinernf yklady ma
jednoho depositora obnasely pied
rokem s3S5.99, letos $3S7.47. =
Vzrostl tedy behem roku potet
vkladateld $50, 3o7, kdezto vyse
jejich vkladd byla pr1merne o
SLAB zvysena.
vyvoz.
Zprava dtednf . vyvozu zbozf
ze Spoj. Statn "a mesic zafi udava
nasledujfcf: Chlebovin vyvezeno
bylo "a $7I,365, SOB, col je prot
lohsku tomtez mesici o $3.50
meme. Dohytka bylc yy"e.eao
"a S2,s65,aS5, asi o 5000, 900
vice. Jinych potravin "a sI4,
oo6, a67, o S945, 900 vice. Bavlny
"a $2o,Io8,675,o $3,II6, 900 vice.
Olejn mineralnich "a S6.44o,547,
o 1856, 900 meme nez loni. Veske
ry vyvoz obnisel SOS, ,o6o, SIG be
hem zafi, vloni v tomtez mesici
s64,753867, tedy S3r2, 7o7
letos vice nez loni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-17

pecny. Pravy lex posiluje, osve.
zuje, cistf krev pdsobi pffjemnou
naladu u kazdeho. Ma sta W.
svedceni jest toho dokladem!
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-17
Malo d1stojniki.

V poslednf zprave poukazuje
gen. Merriam, velitel Missourske
ho okrsku vojenskeho ma nedosta-
tex ddstojnikd We vojste domacim.
Pro nedostatetny potet dnstojnikd
musejf nektefi mich vykonavati
nekolikere funkce. Zejmena uvadf
gen. Merriam porueika Skerretta
cd 8. baterie delostfelectva, ktery
zastava sluzbu kapitana, soudce,
vrchniho ordinance, signalniho
ddstolnika a zenijniho dlstojnika,
o kazdem techto rdznych do
stojenstvf must podavati sve
zpravy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-17
P4lesy kostelnfx.

Pc zapade Sc potloukal jakysi
hladkohuby sejdff, ktery opalil
mnoho Iidf o penfze. Obnos i'm
vysvindlovanych penez Sc pzef ma
SIS. 600. chlapfk pax jest base
chicsgske, ably wal odmenu "a
sve fnantnf podniky. Jak Sc ze
schuylerskeho Sunu dovidzme,
dovedl tento pzIeuy kostelnfk
opzliti tel tamnfho krsjana pana
Jos. Zerz2na o 100 skro pody a
$500. col mu vyhandloval "a ia
kysi majetek. ktery se. osvedeil
bfti bezceuufm.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-17
Dohnal zenu K zoufalstvf.

Flip Hardy. byvaly obchodnik
londynskY a nyni v Chicagu SC
zdrzujfcf, uprchl manzelce do New
Yorku 9 jakousi jinou zenstinou
Doslechnuv, ze no lena stiha "a
tykaeem, nechal il do Chicago
teiegrafovati, ze Sc zastfelil. Uci-
nil to pry jen toho ohledu, ably
manzelka cd dalsino soudniho
stihini upusriia. IA ale 81 to vzaIa
k srdci tax, ze Sc zastfelila.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-17
PropuStsni Z vSzenf.

v San Quentin. CAL, bylo
propusteno vezenf 10 hornfk0,
kteff tam deli pro stavku Coeur
D'Allen v Idahu. Odvolacf soud
Spoj. Stat1 zrusil rozsudek mad
mimi vyneseny proto byli pro-
pusteni. = Delnfci byli koneene
uznzni nevynnymi, ale ii, kteH S
mimi tax hanebne nakladali, TO-
trestzni nebudou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-17
ztrseeny nslezen.

Pied mnoha lety iii New
Albin, Ia, VIM. TuthilI, byvaly
vojfn Spoj. Stato, kter} Sc nechal
u Stareho RAdu Spoi. Delnikd
pojistiti ma $4,000 ma zivot. Roku
1883 Sc vsak ztratil, aniz by zbylo
po nem jake stopy lena jeho "a
dala o vyplacenf pojistneho. Soud
byl dvakrzte projednavan nynf
ma o mem rozhodnouti vrchnf stat
nj soud. Manzelka Tuthillova
zadala take zadost o pensi a tu
pensijnf dfad shledal, ze Tuthill
zije v invalidovne kalifornske,
kdez bere pensi CO vojfn. Ted
lena jeho nedostane ami pensi,
anil pojistne.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-17
Podmofska Iof.

Hollandova potapeci lod, po-
imenovana po SVEN vynalezci
Hollandem, byla pfijata do vladnf
sluzby IA. fijna. Bude poslana
do namofnf academic Annapo-
lis, ably Sc kadeti s veskerym zaff-
zenfm jeff dnkladn1 seznamiti
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-17

Tel. ' hostilci ia. Tel. v hoteIu 243
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-30
SIR ARTHUR SULLIVAN.
The Celebrated Musical Composer
Died suddenly of Heart FAM
ure-The Burial.

London. Nov. 23.-Sir Arthur Sulli-
van, the musical composer. died sud-
denly Thursday morning. the result
of heart failure. Sir Arthur Seymour
Sullivan was born at London in 1s42.
lie studied music under his father and
also under Sir John Goss and Sir
Sterndale Bennett. He was knighted
in 1883. Sir Arthur was famous for
his opere;tas and songs. of which he
wrote many.
Sir Arthur Sullivan's death has a
widely sympathetic interest for Eng
lishmen and the morning papers are
filled with obituary notices, sketches
apd-reminiscences.
The body will be embalmed and Sn-
TERED in Brompton cemetery. unless
a strong feeling should develop in
the profession in favor Of asking the
dean to allow burial in Westminster
Abbey, which might change the
plans.
His projected opera for the Savoy
is still unsecured for orchestra.
London. Nov. 2L--Ry the queens
command the funeral service over
the remains of Sir Arthur sullivan
viii be held in the Chapel Royal. ST.
Jomcs palace. at noon. November -.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-30
THE GENERAL LAND LAWS.
sionaI Legi-Iatioa ON Their
Entension 60 Alaska.

Washington. Nov 24.--The annual
report of Gov. John @. Brady. OF
Alaska. 90 the secretary of the in
terror. urges congressional legisla
tion on the extension OF the general
land laws 20 Alaska. giving the ma.
tivcs the same legal status as the
whites and. the representation of
Alaska by n delegate in congress
The report says that nj Cape Nome,
"ETerything and everybody Is pell
neil; there are several claimants for
each town lot. beach chin and creek
claim. fully $4,000 people waiting for
the action of the court there"
Despite recent legislation OF con.
gress creating additional courts and
a new code of laws. the whole south.
ern coast from Unalaska 10 Nakutat
Is without protection. Within this
area the population Is very consid
cradle, and property interests win
amount To millions 81 dollars. An
other court is urged. To be estab-
lisSed either at Valdez or Kodiak.
The Indian natives OF Alaska are
chatting under their present status
and aspire 10 citizenship. The gov
ernor says there should he equal
riglDs end opportunities for all in
the territory.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-30
OUR FORT|F|CAT|ONS.
Imperative Need for an Adequate
Force Of Trained Artillerists.
steps should he Taken 20 Provide
the Artillery Personnel with
Facilities For system of
Drill and Target Practice.

Washington. Nov. 24.-Jrhe annual
report of the board OF ordnance and
Notifications. just made public. sums
up concisely a very large amount of
experimental work accomplished by
the board during the past year. A
general statement OF what Is needed
in the future is contained in the fol-
lowing paragraphs:
"Ihe work of equipping our coast
fortifications is progressing rapidly,
and large portion of the new arma-
ment is already installed. There Is
imperative need for an adequate force
Of trained artillerists TO care for and
man the guns now mounted. The
board. therefore, deems IL within it's
province TO invite the attention of
congress to the necessity OF reor-gan-
ization and material increase of the
artillery arm of the service.
'In This connection. also, the board
recommends that steps be taken at an
early date TO provide the coast srtil-
lery personnel with suitable ranges
and other facilities for carrying out
each year a system of practical drill
and target practice with heavy guns
under conditions approNimating those
OF actual service.
AS the primary object OF the de-
lenses is 90 protect the harbors and
waterways along our coasts, the guns
are - a rule so placed that target
firing with full service charges and
at the longer and more impo-tini
ranges can seldom take place with
out sndangering the lives and dam
aging the property of private citizens
This is particularly true in the cas'
of Notifications defending the larger
harbors, where there is shipping con
stantly within range. and where pri
waite houses are in such close prox
Unity TO the guns as TO be seriousl,
affected by the shock.
AT least these practice ranges
should be proyided-one for th'
North Atlantic, one for the Soutl
Atlantic and Gulf. and one for tn
Pacific coast"
A reference 10 the intention of re
arming the artillery branch of tn
service is the only statement that ca
be construed with having ohe slight
est bearing upon the French gun ST
cret. On the other hand, to sho'
that the United States has secrets &
it's cwn. the report refers to impo
tant tests of Prof. Langley's fiyin
machine, now in progress, but in sue
general terms as to throw no ligl
on the results achieved in that dire
/ ton.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-30
STATE NEWS PICK-UPS.
sssssssssssssssssssssssss eessssssassssssssss ses
AN ANGRY SALESMAN.
He Passed the Quarantine Guards.
Hut lie Had to walk Five Miles
I'm the Rain.

Ashland, KY. Nov. 23.-J. L. Smith,
travelling representative of a Gin
cinnati house, arrived here late Thurs
day night tired. wet. muddy and
probably the maddest salesman that
ever entered the state of Kentucky.
Smith was q passenger on the east
bound c. g. o. train Wednesday ev-
ening. and wanted 10 go. to Ironton.
On account of the large number of
cases of smallpox at Russell, KY,
a strict quarantine is being main
tanned. and the c. & o. is not allow
cd to receive or discharge passen-
gers at that point. Smith, however,
eluded the guards and got off the
train there. He was not allowed to
board the ferry boat. He finally pick
ed up his grips. got past the guards
in the darkness and walked the five
miles between this city and Russell
in the rain. He left here Thursday
morning. 1t is said the name Smith
was assumed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-30
BEcKHAM-FUQUA.
Nearly All the state omciaIs Attend
ed the wedding of the Governor
mt Owensboro, Ky.

Owensboro. KY, Nov. 22.-Gov. j.
W. G. Beckham, of Kentucky, and Miss
Jean Raphael Fuqua. of this city. were
married Wednesday night at the First
Presbyterian church. The wedding
was attended by nearly all the state
officials and a number of guests from
other parts of the state.
A reception followed at the Rudd
house which was a notable social
function. The governor and his
bride left at midnight on the private
car of W.. b. Kinskern, general pas
senger agent of the Chicago g. North
western railroad. a brother-in-law Of
Gov. Beckham, for trip to Chicago
Gov. Beckham was elected recently
to MI out the term of the late Gov.
GoebeL He having been acting gov
ernor since the. latter was assassin
ated last February. His bride is the
daughter of j. A. Fuqua, prominent
tobacconist. and is a beautiful young
woman.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-30
THE REGULAR ARMY.
ne Passed 60 Inc r-ase "a ny sew
eraI Thousand Men.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Nov. 23.-Senator
Charles w. Fairbanks. of Indiana
who passed through Pittsburgh ON
Thursday en- route to Washington,
stated that the bill providing for an
increase In the regular army would
be passed shortly after congress con.
vened. The increase. he said. ccbld
not be less than 10000 or 10000. The
ship subsidy bill would also receive
favorable consideration. and il sas
likely some definite ection would be
taken on the Isthmiaa canal measrte.
The senator believes this meeting of
congress will he the most import bit
short session of congress held in he
pas. quarter of century.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-30
THE NEW ARMY BILL.
House Committee on Military AZ
fairs Will Go to Work on IL.
The Administration Wants Author
ity 60 Raise n Regular Army suf-
aeient For the Present Needs
of the Country.

Washington. Nov. 24.-Chairman
Hull, OF the house committee on mill
tary affairs. Friday called a meeting
OF the committee for next Tuesday.
He hopes that quorum will be pres
ent and that the committee can go
to work Immediately on the outlines
Of a new army bill.
ut will be in the direction OF econ
omy 10 pass the army bill without
delay" said Mr.. Hull Friday. 1.-THE
army now In the Philippines will
have 10 be brought home in the sum
mer-that is. those Of the men who
do not care 10 re-enlist. The trans
ports which go out for them should
depart laden with the troops who are
10 replace them. else the ships will
make one voyage empty.
Mr.. Hull was In conference Friday
with the president and with officials
Of the war department upon the char
acter of legislation desired by the adj
ministration. He said the presiden.
viii communicate to congress very
fully his recommendations about the
army. and he did not assume 20 speak
the presidents mind in advance.
Tie thought, however. the admini-
stration would not DE content with
any makeshift legislation. no propo-
sition 10 continue the present law for
two years more. His impression was
that the presiden: wanted authority
10 raise the regular army sufficient
for the needs OF the country, 100000
men II necessary.
Mr.. Hull said the Taft commission
had reported that $1,000 Filipinos
could be enlisted Immediately in the
nrmy for the Philippines. and that
Gey would make good soldiers UNI
der American officers. There was no
fear OF a repetition OF Great Britain's
experience with the Sepoys. for the
Filipinos. Mr.. Hull said. have no ma
tional feeling like the natives OF In.
dia. Moreover. added Mr.. Hull. the
experiment of enlisting native troops
has proved successful. and there are
no more loyal nor efficient soldiers
than the natives enlisted In the Brit.
Ssh army IN India.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-30
New HAM In Newnnrt.

Newport. KY, Nov. 23.-The au-
thentic announcement was made on
~Thursday morning that steps had al
ready been undertaken by a wealthy
syndicate. composed of number of
Cincinnati business men and finan-
ciers, to establish a new bank in New
port. The capital stock, it is report
ed. will be 100000, and the men in
terested are said TO represent many
millions. The backing is of the most
substantial sort, and the future of
the new bank probably depends to a
large extent upon the reopening or
reorganization of the looted German
National bank. Those interested,
however. say that The new bank will
be established in Newport in any
event. even if the German National is
cgain opened upon new basis
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-30
THE SELLS DIVORCE.
a witness Failed 40 Appear, asd the
Deposition of q Hostier was
Head 60 the Jury.

Columbus. O.. Nov. 2f.-The PLAIN
tiff in the Sells divorce case had ar
ranged TO place Mary Kell, domestic
In the Fish family. on the stand Tues
day morning, but she failed 20 an
ever the summons. For what reason
Is not known. Having no other WIT
ness on hand, the counsel. after con
ference. concluded to resume reading
dispositions. and that of Fred John
son, who was employed from 1896 to
1899 as hostler for Sells was
taken up.
In the opening statement he said
he lived in the barn. having q room
In the upper part. From window
in the rear of the Sells residence he
said he commanded an excellent view
of several of the rooms in the rear
part OF the Sells house, and ab'o Of
the side entrance TO the house.
johnson said lac could look from
his window into the bath ro<m Of
Miss Florence Sells room and The
"den." Mrs. Sells hired him. She
told him what TO do and advised him
20 mind his own business and not 70
be n news carrier. She warned him
especially against talking too much.
Mrs. Sells did not want him TO car.
~ a basement key. His work caused
him 10 enter the house occasionally.
He saw Harry Lyons there once in
1897. He was talking with the fam
lily in the parlor. At that time he
got good look at Lyons. The girls
employed there had told witness that
Lyons was visiting Mrs. Sells when
her husband was away
That waa why he took a good look
at Lyons. He saw Lyons after tina,
visit the house two or three times a
week during 1898. when Sells was not
az home. Lyons generally TOOK an
observation on the rear of the house
and then darted right in.
Columbus, o.. Nov. 23.--The Sells
divorce ease opened Thursday with
Miss Donohue. a. chambermaid Of the
Park hotel az the time the Sells lived
there. on the stand. She told Of fre-
quent visits 70 the Sells rooms when
wi WIN WIS AVA ~ ~
ten.ion was called 10 the matter once
when she happened TO be on the floor
of the Sells apartments and clde 20
the door of them. when Lyons dhliel.
She heard him ask IL Sells was ia.
seeing her nearby, and when tod
that he was not. said he was sorry
for that. as he wanted to see hin on
important business. but he enfered
the apartments just The same and ~
manned long time. Miss Dopohue
said she concluded 20 watch filings
little, and. having no urgent work
plunked herself down in a chair and
watched for Lyons 90 go away. She
did not see him leave at all. though
he might have done so by another
door.
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Mayor Van wyck Will stay.

Albany. y. ". Nov. 24.-Gov. Roose.
vel, Friday night gave out his deci.
sion in the application for the re.
mo,al from office of Mayor Robert A.
Van Wyck, of New York city. lie
declines To remove the mayor on the
grounds that. while he was undoubt.
eddy stakeholder in the American
Ice CO., there has been no proof that
he wilfully violated the law forbid.
ding a public officer to be stock.
holder in a corporation in his deal.
ihgs with municipality.
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IN A SINK HOLE.
The skeleton of sadIer. Who Dis
appeared Twenty Years Ago.
Was Found.

Franklin. Ky, Nov. 24.-The find
ing of a skeleton here in a sink hole
is supposed to explain the mysteri-
Gus disappearance of George Sadler,
who was lost sight of 20 years ago,
and had never been heard from. Sad
Ter served four years in the state PEN
itentiary on the charge of mule steal
ing. He returned here. but afterward
disappeared. Thursday a search was
made for bunch of stray .bogs. own
ed by Sim Temple. II was found that
they had fallen in a sink hole. In
an effort TO get them out an excava-
tion was made. aud skeleton was
found. Part of the boots and cloth
ing were left. which almost makes it
certain the remains are those of Sad
l<r
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WITH A SHOTGUN.
Arthur Kinney Committed suicide
ny blowing on One Side
of HIS Head.

Waverly. y. Y. Nov. 2f.--Arthrt
Kinney. aged %. committed suicide
Friday afternoon by blowing of the
side OF his head with a shotgun. lie
was one Of the gunners on the Mar
blehead when the Spanish cable was
cut al Cardenas. and was honorably
discharged last May. A couple OF
weeks ago he started for New Yor
20 rc-cnist. hut was nearly asphyx-
lated in his room AT hotel, and the
report that he had attempted suicide
became current. and il is thought
that brooding over the accident and
the ,fanciei disgrace unsettled his
fpind.