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MAN WHO SHOT GoEBEL.
Mysterious Friend Says He Was n
Friend Of Sanford.

WELLSTON, O., Feb. Son a late
train from Ironton last night there came
a fine looking stranger. evidently in dis.
guise, and. under severe mental strain.
He said he was In Frankfort the day Sen
ator Goebel was shot.
my name is Rodman,' he said, 'T am
a relative of DR.. Rodnan, formerly Of
Kentucky, now of Philadelphia. I knew
all about the shooting of Goebel. I can
tell you plainly that our people are away
off If they think that Taylor or the Re-
publican party had anything to do with
the shooting A trap has been set for
long time, and the opportunity apx ous,y
awaited to kill Will Goebel for his kill
ing of John Sanford. and the party who
fired the shot was a near friend ard in
TINA tely connected with Sanford. 1t was
to avenge Sanfords death that the po'ft-
ical situation was taken advantage of for
the shooting. The idea that the shooting
came from the second story of the state
house is all rot
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LEGAL STATUS.
Death of Mr.. GoebeI VIII Not
Alter 1t.

Death of Mr.. GOebeI VIII Not
Alter 1t.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-P-esident Nc
linley was informed Of the death of Mr..
Goebel at the dinner given tonight in hon
or of himself and the members Of the
cabinet by Postmaster General Charles
Emory Smith The news was conveyed to
him after the guests had risen from the
table and retired to the smoking room.
Shortly afterward the president returned
to the White house. Late tonight a men,
Der of the cabinet said to a representative
Of the Associated Press:
'When the news of Mr. Goebel's death
was announced to the president and to
those of us who were present, no sur
prise was expressed, as it had been eX-
pected. The Kentucky situation WAS not
discussed. but you may say that the pres
ident and members of the cabinet believe
that the death of Mr.. Goebel viii n have
the effect of altering the situation in the
least so far as its legal aspect is con-
oarpnd
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Ihey were kept locked from shortly after
noon Around the Capitol hotel and in
It's corridors there were donse crowds or
people. anxiously awaiting the news from
the bedroom of the dying man. There
was not, however. the slightest indication
of trouble. either among the excited men
IN the hotel lobby. or on the streets.
where groups OF men gathered to discuss
earnestly the chances OF Mr. Goebefs
life or death. Tonight the streets are
absolutely deserted and II Is believed
there will be no trouble whatever unless
other circumstances should arise.
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GtEBEL Is DEAD
Continued From First Page.


opening his Bible, read a few select
verses from the epistle to st. James. AS
the words of the apostle were read by
the divine, the dying and apparently un-
conscious man stirred slightly. Quickly
leaning over his brother Arthur Goebel
said: 'sWill, DR.. Talifiero is here No
response came from the dying man, but,
as Arthur Goebel leaned over him, look
ing anxiously for some sign of recogni-
ton, a look of intelligence came into
the haIf-closed eyes, and it was appar-
ent that Mr.. Goebel understood what was
said to him.
Shortly after this DIR. TaIifiero left the
room. and, descending the stairs. entered
the ladies' reception room, where. at the
request of several ladies, wives Of the
legislators, ne held a brief service. Then
the divine again went to Mr.. Goebel 8
bedside and about five minutes after
wards took his departure.
NEARING THE END.
Shortly after 4 o'clock the dying man
was again given oxygen. and again a
slight rally resulted, but it was only
temporary His respiration gradually
grew more laborious, and rose to So, viii e
his pulse dropped to 120. At 6:10 p m.
Dr. Hume left the dying mans bedside
and reported to the throngs of anxious
walters in the corridor Of the hotel that
death was a matter of but few mo-
ments time.
The oxygen treatment was used con-
stantiy in a desperate effort to keep Mr..
Goebel alive until Justus Goebel's arrival.
but no effort was made to arouse the un-
conscious man.
AS DR.. Hume departed from the room.
the afflicted brother and sister turned to
DR. Mccormack. and requested that they
be left entirely alone with their brother.
who was fast sinking. The physicians
silently withdrew. closing the door softly
behind The grtef-stricken brother and Sis
ter. Silently they knelt at his bedside,
their eyes fastened upon the half open
eyelids OF the unconscious man. He could
give no sign of further recognition, and
yet he was not absolutely unconscious.
Scarcely breathing themselves, the
brother and sister bent over the death
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-02-04
AppEAB FOR ORDER.
Gov. BeckhaIn issues His First lroc-
.1Ia mia ton.

FRANKFORT Ky. Feb; s.Mr. ,,Ioeis Beck
ham tonight issued. the following p'o''A
nation: ,.,,, oe;ce-T,o
+na FPanRLordf panpIe Of the he Commonwealth of Ken
tne me- reope II Is with the profoundest sorrow
e hs people d fse Of tass assassm Ras
"eaian a1i;,, ,ii the death OF Gov. William Goe-
eapea eei and ID that sI under the constitution and
tha pes law. law upon notice of this deplorab
sussat sNaeatae and of tne STATE the
uuSIo' !.I,, yyiIliana Goebei Kentucky has lost
one of her greatest and nobiest sons. HIS
bigh Character for courage. ma anliness and
honesty In defense OF the rights, Oh tne
people led to his destruction. ahd' ~hate
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the defendant?" asked Judge Cantrill.
There was no reply.
Mr. Clerk, let the order be entered. "
said the Judge, "but 1 wish to make 1t
read that the application for the perma-
nent injunction will be heard at George
town. in this state. instead Of Frank
fort"
This was agreeable to the attorney for
the plaintiff and the matter was Or
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Taylor Advised to Yield.

from washington, d. c., says: ''United
States Senator Deboe, of Kentucky. has
sent a brief telegram to Gov Taylor, at
Frankfort, advising him to allow the
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GEN. cAsTLEMAN.

He Is Chosen AdJutant General by
Gov. Beckham.
FRANKFORT, KY. Feb. 3.-Mr Beck
ham has appointed Gen. John d. Castle
man, of Louisville. adJutant general OF
the state. 1t was announced yesterday
the position would be offered to Gen
Castleman If he would accept It.
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Rexxard for GoeheIa sInyer.

FRANKFORT. KY, Feb. 3-The fiscal
court has offered reward of $1,000 for
the arrest and conviction of Gov. Goe-r
bells assassin.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-02-04
QUIET IN FRANKFORT.

There Were No Signs of Trouble
There Last Night.
FRANKFORT, KY. Feb. 3.-Whiie Mr..
Goebel lay dying. in the afternoon, a
fear was generally expressed that after
he had expired there would be dis
order and .riotirg in the streets. Mayot
Dehoney, in anticipation of such a con
tingency. ordered all saloons closed
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-02-04
BRITONS ARE HOPEFUL
NATION STOOD APPALLED, AT THE
OPENING SPEECHES IN THE
HOUSE OF COMMONS
THEN CAME WELCOME RELIEF

snow 1t Is Believed the Cabinet In
( tends to Take. Vigorous Action
Z Mr. Cunningham Graham Speaks
Bitterly of Americn-Wife of Gen.
Joubert Knows How to Make Bull
lets.
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TEMPORARY INJUNCTION.

"Shertff of Franklin
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS for sale and 20 rent We 49,
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and give special rates 70 students Fo- !
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PHoNOGRAPHs AND REcorns

PHONOGRAPHS for cash. instalrnen+s -
down. 81 week; delivered on firsr "a
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old records HELLER, 1857 3d-ave. open
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PILES AND CONSTELLATION.

DR. UPHAM'S Vegetable Electuary; In
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GERMAN VETERINARY SUR
GEONs.

DR. LUDWIG PEINE. German Veterinary
Surgeon; house animals speciality ZOE
East SSd-st- Highest references.
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PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES

NETWORK CAMERA EXCHANGE ~
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EURS.

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HYPNOTIsM.

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PHYSICAL CULTURE.

ATTIL.A'S ATHLETIC STUDIO az
Broadway enr 'ance northwest corner
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perfection
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HELP WANTED.

NETWORK FREE EMPLOYMENT BU-
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GRAY HAIR RESTORED.

BRUCELINE restores gray hair 70 original
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
DOGS. BIRDS. ETC.

1T1rosT given away: Pedigree s.. Bernard
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HAT HOSPITAL.

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OPTICIANS.

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FOOT COMFORT.

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INDELECTRIC.

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INVENTORS MODELS.

INVENTORS MODELS accurately made .
metal novelties manufactured. DADGETH.
100 Worth-st one block from Broadway.
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POLISHED PLATE GLASS.

DAVID SHULDINER. Of 3sl shave is
the most reliable giazier IN New York
Telephone IS8 Columbus.
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HAMI.EY.s PARIoRs.


Lass BROADWAY. near 42d-sf--Chirop-
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PRINTING.-First class; very low prices
Write for estimates. ASTE PRESS. 2l0
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SCIENTIFIC mANICURING.

BEAUTIFUL GROWTH OF HAIR
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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EMBALMERs d UNDERTAkERs.

MANHATTAN BURIAL CO Prof. Arthur
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HALLS SAFES.

SAFES bought. sold or exchanged; safe NOV
ing and repairing. KTNSEY. RAINIER
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RHEUMATOL.

TIE only real and positive specific for
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PATTERN AND MODEL MAKERS.

= . ~ 5S-7T n --S---C1-7----------
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HoRToN,s ICE CREAM.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM is always pure,
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FURyIs4ED ROOMS TO LET.

a. s-e-L--AtL-E newly furnished large and
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NETWORK VETERINARY HOSPITAL
~ West 25th-st-. telephone 4sl-lstR.-
Treatment boarding clipping and washing:
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DYSPEPSIA CURED.

81 STOMACH ADA digestive ronie.
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SECOND HAND SAFES.
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES Of all kinds. cash
or credit; also exchanged, rented, re
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hear I23d-Ek
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RuPrURE CURED PERMANENTLY

We CURE RUPTURE by Fidelity
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used NO detention from business. No
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ELECTRIC MOTORS. DYNAMos.

ELE-TRIC MOTORS, 6yusn-os. new and
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LADIES' TALORS.

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DOGS AND CAT HOSPITAL.

.---' CIT7TF TNFTRMARY. l46 west
k7s-sr telephone Sol Columbus. Treat.
~ housebreakIng dogs. both city and
HcoL1+-y.
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DENTISTRY

- STGKF ola plates III without seeing
i.loat,n IL ~, 20 Test I25th-st.
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MEDALS AND BADGES.
HuMEOGRAPHs.
MATTRESS MAKING.

OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED.
OLD JEWELRY and duplicate wedding
presents al the assay Office OF S. P.
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EXPERIMENTAL WORK.

CRESCENT MACHINE WORKSHOP die
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UPHOLsTERERs & DECORATORS

D. WARSAVSKF. 1 764 Madison-Rvs.-
Hair mattresses made over: carpets laid I;
work done a. residence; lowest prices.
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WATER FILTERS.

PURIFIED Croton water through Linke' 8
Acorn and Advance Self Cleansing Stone
Filters is unequRlled. LINKE. 1,559 Broad
vat
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PACE AND HAIR SPECIALIST.

e.. CAROLINE leading face gpeciaiisi-
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MAGIC INSECT DETERMINATION.

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HERNIA OR RUPTURE.
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years experience; satisfaction guaranteed.
l. r. SEELEY'S New-Yonk Establishment.
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TYPEWRITERs.

Rem'ngtons, Smiths. S35; rentals reduced
prompt repairing. CONSOLIDATED TYPE
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ELASTIC BELT TRUssEs.

SEI,F-FITTING TRUSSElS. s1a5. KALIsH
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nREss 3 AccoRpIoN PLEATING.

.C-URDTON sIde pieatiug at POMPA-
DOLRrS Gyeing and cleaning establish
uleat. 2.02s Sd-ave-. III, IL. 2o4 East
l251-st
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L. GOLDSTETN, lis East 5gth-st.-Full
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glmps also hair. moss, springs. tickings.
slim cover linens
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TRUSS SEES.

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