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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08
SCARLET FEVER CONTaGiOa BILLS.
The Authorities Turn Them Over TO G. A
Robertson Tor Investigation.

The bills contracted ON account uf
the cuntagion Of scarlet fever haN-
been coming into thu city auditors de
payIm nj ana Mayor Lane has The en-
tire M NJ jhcIn ut hand tor action.
The appropriation I'M Inc health dr-
partmeut is exhausted ana thc mayo.
desires tu know what will h- done.
Thus far. His Honor says the bills
aggregate about $500 and it is known
there are scNrral more out.
This is 4 question upon which tn
city government s.em u I.ttlr hay.
The laws of the stat" give me health
officer ANA th- board of health sucn
unlimited powers that 1T is hard fol
any nu" before reading an" laws
through II thoroughly understand why
they - &hrdd ana dD N hat th"E thinN
is best. without consulting IN" c!tI
fathers II ~ often next e. impossible,
they contend. ~ Stnp tn ASK far in
@tructinu ann jhcy dn as the IVA" spool
Gps ANA a~ they think Lr9l II Uu~ "7-
l~cialy haId fur TN" city government
tp decide uhy I'M h,9lih officer should
80 ahead ana order PROV i-iOus for tine
t,.DIir iii rfiaiautin" nnj th"N Hu"@-
tiou,rl hiIn about III. II" tNnlnin"t ri.
i,,d .,rt.i :l.,ur,iiu. -n If., ~ th'. n'''-
,,.r Ana MA culrgru ~ th" ',tt rt.\
tn.i y,hirh ~ liv igpNt,i.s. lhl- s''
t,n,l VI thr Iau -t> tAat iu ri.. n I..'"
III, utIarat:irrl is It'll Iu.'..I "i i'r"' i-i"I
tl,,. i.,s,1th officer ..lf.n furn, "a it- .'
,f,.. ,.>-,..,i-.. nr n.. Irtrti'- H"ai1u'iA III
la ass, t,l,r Hr- ;ihtr /" i'i'>, 'i'i ~ 'i''-
T. IVY. i >huil r.. charged Z" ih" rttt '
i, l,f.I tit,. t,tt|.+ .tl,. .rt- .ti''i " -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08

.r,i. ,,,.rk offers several u 'asin2 ih.
auccm-nts il tn way OF vnt ta'''"'' . ,,'.
IA Tuesday evening. WITH occur 'h'
Grand symphony orchestra recital ~
l,i., nam together with 4 social at me
Mia Hartist church and 4 supper ~
49,. t.nitarian church. Thursday AMI
,.';.,ar evenings offer the Chizzie VIZ
-. '' rni.. in Mconian han. THURSDAY
~'e ,''' entertainment viii - IN
,an ',.'' High MINISTRIES with 20 coIorrd
e. III Nth male ana feinale voices.
Il, t,.td.v evening the farce. ~ Lin"
hi, Iyty." viii bc presented. and al!
,a r1nea with the grand bail VITA
music Nv Dennis orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08

Au2uSta will p" well advertised in
thv Gazetteer n Maine that will be dis
Ilhutrd at lAr Spnrtsmeu's show in
Boston. "Ncn though the CITY has taken
uu advertising space
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08
THERE is A CLASS OF PEOPLE

Who are injured by the use of coffee.
Recently there has been placed in all the
grocery stores a new preparation called
GRAIN-O. made Of pure grains, that
1okes the place Of coffee. The most deli
ANA but few can toll il from coffee. 1t
hoes not cost over II as much. Children
may drink it with great benefit. IS cts.
and y cts per package Try it. ASK tor
GRAIN o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08

The ice in the river was Nil Ann
saturday. There were sew = t,.fth !,
nlaces near the bridge, ahu ' ,,or,.
iayer of slush on top It iooNs" ''''' M
~ .nrinr than mid-Winter-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08

IN" dancers who Will participate in
ihe Eastern Star carnival are hegit I'll
ming t" polish up on their steps, prevj-
"u~ Z" being stilI further instructed by
Mrs. Wymau.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08

MS the little colds that erq i int = n =
ooIds: the big cords mat end n Goh, cn,1I
ton to H ama te NORWAY Pine Syrup.
mon wed. fc.&"Aj n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08
.u.h syrup is NO

pr n"r rr,,,1y for nil throat an" ANA 'uiiS
yauaGga 's IL cures cough Or fg'p SURF
a atfetdi. nT. Doses ar, small F'*"''1 #
price y cts a bottle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08

The regular city government meet
InS Of The month Will occur. Thursday
evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08
How TO Get the Books While They Last.

Th o readers Of JOURNAL only
d One Voucher
oi RIA t il
$ fDr and his fits" Thcty
itotd and
"HiiN edition
delight The
Of 90 in bookn paten thread
: a n fing of the Oxo
Bible
I'm He'd covers tasu printed in
q
andfO a. the o
NEBft, No be sold
~ cuff his paper calm the
tartiur n
issued
CITY READERS.
il ofe. ana sele The Of
n and booksa office. you
II witt and
Il ~ red AJcantsf for the
2 4 n KENNEBEC AL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08

Lucas County,
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that Ne j
thc senior partner Of the firm Of +. ].
cheney & %. doing business in the City
of Toledo. county and stare aforesaid,
ana mat said firm Will pay the sum nj
one hundred dollars for each ana rery
49, nsr Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
'''o FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn to before ms ana subscribed IN
NV presence, this 9TH day IF December
A. -. 1856. w rrr,cr>-
Notary Public
ua!rS c.tarrh cure i taken intgrnalIs
'n'ie surfaces OF the system. Send foI
teS''in r j. ,cHENEY & co. Toledo o.
Sold by Druggists, rs
Halls Family Pills are the pest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08
VOLUME N.
American Notes.
SIXTEEN CHAPTERS.

VOLUME. XII
FILTERS or MARQt'E. Nineteen Let
t"r4. Smith Administration. IS Chap
trrs. The first Indian edition Of 1891 is
uuH SOFA FOR $1,000 i copy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08

II was communion Sunday in some
al The churches, Yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08

Rudyard kipling:'s Works.
TITLE.

NDER THE DEODARS The Educa-
ton Of Otis Yeere.-At the Pits
Mouth.-A Wdyside COmedy-The
I'LL Of lllusiOn.-A Second-rate Won.
an. The first Calcutta edition is now
sold for $500 a copy.
VOLUME; X
WEE WILLIE WINKIE. Baa. Baa.
Black Shcep.-Iiis Majesty the King.
The Drums nr the Fore ana Aft
Without Benefit Of Clergy. The first
Calcutta edition now held at $2iO0 Il
copy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08
NOG.l ME Nv.

fAERACk ROOM EALLAELS. Includ
ing Danny Drrycr ana MaudaIay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08

TT" Augusta laundry is a busy plac.
ih~s" days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08
VOLUME Mi.
Letters From the East.
VOLUME XIV.

EPAltTNENTAL DITTIES. Including
The Vampire ana The Recessional
The Three Captains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-08
For All Readers Of
The KennebeC Journal

PRICE within THE plan
a 81 9xf
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-24
IN H COUNTY.

TIE cve-tv-r.rt- annual cu---e--or--- *
e-gises q :he -. Louis Seminary AZ jennings
The graduates - this wear are Misses Nav cold
man Nellie Ssei. MyEtla Miles and LGcils Smith.
TIE class motto IS 'Wo-k ar; Despair Not. o."
willie -hs gel rosebud has been chosen as ;hs
class flower.
\ large number = witness have been sub
rrsna-s - appear tz'.-a re Grand Jury N
Clsrtr1 t.-Iav - tastlTv IN The casa Rga'-s:
William Higgins. who ktll-t - h-,tne--i.-'av
r1e- avenue last Saturday .ight. H'ETlas s.
"ar-d 1t To tire, but Yesterday vent =, Gay
IN and sG-re1ce-s: % the sheriff. ne IS now
{" .Ne =. Louis f0Grt- jar pending tire result
o. tho ~irveSucaticH. Garszu's funeral was 81!
yesterday from his home 81 1r H-s'auout.
The eio---H-- S-.r = F-n- : King sc1F-s.
Austin Peek aa5 NJ. s7s Ms. Erns8m.7 s-ars-
II FsoH vas ~ trial 10 tie Circuit o.lrt az
Or TUESDAY. May - 10 closing exercises =
tho Webster Srha1' .'u - he'd. Ttav Why take
:ia-a II the NHHs-A- Ct1--e=a- !-ra! ,ru-.l-
Tl--a are f-c~;07. Grammar SrN0l s-a5za-@s.
.-Te-n'gn- ~ ra- Young Mems carb ~ Web
e-e- Groves viii t1iE Sc first r,....re Tt- .H-
tH1t q The club e social arl .lGra'i--ai Tbs
evenings 1~rtnoi9al e1ferrsl-n."rt win he 2 a.
1te between mere~--s = The club CT the valIe
II trusts.
a r. Dale q Ezra-r'a. Ka-. azs beer n
E:-kv-ori lately stt=mrt':E 50 s.ar; = b.-rs-
factory. II saws ,l.- he las ha5 2 considerable
amount = stock in the .~-,Faz@l Undertaking s1.-
;uz re tatc"-y ara god
-"ri%-gt HaTU. tha young son n, :. ..
Fe-:'a. a dTuESs. n Kt-sNead del cary yes
cane 81 SATURDAY. Ge-ou'i Eeru. Curo-5' :
twin brother. IS also ~ wiki the sa-- EtsezS..
The Reverend :. T.. BirohIe. v-o has been
nine Years rector Z Oh Orchard Episcopal
Chr--H. has Ga-ou2-s5 ina, - rs received a
\ farewell .~Cees-'i-1 VII h given At ire home
G: Doctor Ri'-hl@ Friday afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-24
l0MG-DISTANCE SPEECH.
Depew in Washington Heard at 4
New York Banquet.
ETDIRJIT GDr-rrAr

RTPTBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. May 22-Senator Chauncey
y, l'epew. president Of the Transportation
C!re Of this city. addressed that body at
Us annual dinner tonight at the Hotel
Manhattan, over the lonS-ulst2nCe tele-
phone from his residence in Washington
~ Is something Ike % miles tio;n New
YORK To the capital. AMI II IS said that this
Is the nrst Instance Of n speech being EliGe
over the telephone AT 50 great "A distance.
About - members were present at the
3ii.nsr. George II. Daniels. genera! riss':-
ger agent Of the New York Central Raj
road ana Vice president of the club. who
Hiteldei IN the absence Of Senator l"p-W,
maze the i:St speech Of the evening. IT,"
read = telegram from Senator Depew. in
winch he said that Public business
KNOCKS all the wind out Of pleasure" and
would keep him III Washington.
Mt: Daniels then proposed tho health OF
~. president and Of Queen Victoria.
". : Hawke spoke Of the relation Of
."teiS ana transportation. ana former Post
master General Thomas /. JaTIrs spoke o:
inc development Of transportation III con
AgStl'n with the carrying Of the mails.
senator iepcr'S speech VS. heard uy III
n" rnenlbg IS II the club. who held tsla-
prone receivers 20 their ears. S!Nt: Il them
ne ri the '!rSt delivery Of the address. and
men sky more took their places. while
Nj L'pew patiently repeated his remfrSS.
Thirty receivers were attached TO Il por;a-
nLe telephone. and Two of the latter were
nroiieht iaio the banquet han on the Jhi--
Lfent1 Zoo: OF the hotel sixty men then
Tiacsd receivers 20 their ears ana lau-Ied
ana screamed over the Selat .-- ---
J have spoken To more =
S'is. the senator b"Ssn. but IulS - ss.e
long"
THIS provoked 50 much laughter that the
receivers were dumb for several seconds.
Then Mr.. pePew launched into a song OF
PRAISE 81 the railroad man. re.tsrstiES his
Wsi!-knu"n views on the importance az
this individual.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-24
PARIS EXPOSITION JURORS.
Goodman King of st. Louis in Dee
orative Art Department.

Paris. May z-The American jurors APP
pointed t.r he Psrts Exposition nuno5r
Paris. held a meeting today and discussed
their duties TheE Afterwards attended tire
general ass.nhls q JURORS g al nations
st the PaLais 81 T~racadero. AZ which l.,+9
n. SIi:leran4, the N:inis-er Il Coramsrce.
who presided. welcomed hem, ami y. re
ard. the Director General Of the ENpcsi-
ton. read the rules for adjudication.
The names Of the American Jurors in the
various exhibit departments follow;
Smith. Washington: Professor J. y, Ng--
ton. Chicago: Professor H / Taylor. New
York. and Judge : 2; Tuck. Cairo. Egypt.
r. C~aul6Nell. Augustus -. Gaudens and
Thomas Hastings.
Johus5u 81. Washington; a :. Capen8rt, Ed
gar s. Cameron. Chicago. Mr.. Haynes Il
the Nc-v York Commercial; J X Reas o.!
Columbia University; Doctor =. II Beard
OF chicago: s. p. Ieit. MiIwsri Adams #
chicago. and ". II. Hosg OF Wisconsin
General Observation-Disclosures Leblanc of
Paris. Storm Bull OF Wisconsin University;
II. O. Reyg. Francis f. Drake. director &
rlachinery and eiectriciJy. ". p RalL n
r. Osihe!mer. q. r Herring. J :. Anthony,
=. {. Lewis acE (. 7. Na!comson.
Civil Engt5eerirg-J. O Akers2n Of the
New York: Ms.or ]. W. Howard, ". Rem
shaw CT the Illinois Central Railroad Com
psny: 6 ; Wilkinson Q: Alabama Uni
HrE>llN anu I. fGEIh.
SYLVAN Bloch OF Iowa. II. Z. Alycrd of The
Department Of Agriculture. Charles =.
Iofxe. Director OF Agriculture; VI. l. Floyd.
J. l. Schultz. c. W. Dahney Of Tennessee
University and J. a. Jacre.
Horticulture and Arbc.ic;ltUre-J. NJ
francis. W. A Taylor. II. ". Dunlap and
@. r Bracket.
Forest, Hunting and Fshing-Richsri
WIENER. Lieutenant Commander +. {. Ba-
ker and Morton Mitchell.
ProYtsions-N. A Carleton Of tire ne0art-
r1snt OF Agriculture. Alfred SchweisSr. L.
s. Ware, II. ". Wiley Of the Department q
Agriculture: julius Schiller. J. T. Smith
and l. J. Vance
Mines ard Metaliurey-Georges Char..e-,
T. W. Clark Of the Geological Survey. Pro-
fessor Il NJ Howe. E ". Johnson and F.
NJ. Head.
Decorative AT and Furriturs-A. G. Wiki
inscn Of the Patent Ofice. Roger Riordan
Of New York. c. e Spratt and Goodman
Kin of ST. Louis, LaEari Kahn OF Dayton.
90, W. s Ward ard W E Wolfe.
Chemical 1ndustries-Jeseph Loeiiy Of the
Pennsylvania Hospitals; +. Alvarez, 4. lie
.Gellot. G. r L<,rense OF Canton, o; f. W.
Navton OF New York: A. g. Heienphyie.
r-eTden Of the Jewellers Board Of Trade,
New York: c F. Creme and \. G. Stein.
Textures and Clothius-J. z. Bancroft Of
fra Patent Otice: William Harper OF the
Phuateiphia Commercial Museum; Frank-
IL, Alien of the SILK Association: II. 4
EIurcheiu. Henrietta oldheTg Of Minnesota
ard J. s. Griffith
niyersifed IndEstTieS-M. H. Holbert. d.
,ertor Of Diversified Industries: A Nfgros,
Paul Bartlett E 3. ions cs Wtscoasii
tniyerzty. FsS. TIiloughbylnf.rae-Bur Bureau
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-24
NAMED THEIR STATE TICKET.
South Dakota Republican Convcn
ton Finished It's Work.

Sioux Falls. :. d. May 2s-Chairman
Char.5s y. Eerried of the State Committee
called the Republican state Convention 10
order AT . p. m. to-day. carl Sherwood of
'lark County was elected temporary chair
man, and after the appointment OF commit
tees 4. recess was taken 10 give way To 4
IorchliShi procession and an address by
John l.. Webster of Omaha.
II was lp.t5 O'Clock when the convention
redSsemhlcd. ). L. Wilson Of Fail River
was made permanent chairman. The plat
form declares against trusts: fayCrS a CON
si:JGiiOnai amendment charging The powers
Of Congress 10 deal with them; ind9rsss the
free home bill; inGorssS the currency lsgis-
laJiou Of Congress and fsvors expansion.
The following nominations were made:
Delegates 10 The Philadelphia Convention
Emil BroUCh or Turner, George Rice Of
Moody, i. /. Io-teCter OF kingsbury. A. II.
Belts Of Hanson. =. T.. Collins Of Brown,
y. 7. EHehe % Eduiguts, James Halley Of
Bennington. Granville Il. Bennett. OF Law
renee.
Observation-Disclosures II. Burke
of Pierre tyeuuIniuatedl, Eben ". Martin Of
ICaiWoOG.
Observation-Disclosures y. Herriei of Eureka.
All ether nominations were made CaaEi-
nous.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-24
MOOLAHS MADE 4 GREAT HIT.
st. Louis Shriner,' Drill Won the
Highest Praise.

EEI'tliTH SEEtIAL
Washington. Nay A-Th" Ny-tt. shrir-
ers nave hal 4 lively Day. beginning with
the meeting "a. the Imperial Council NJ j..
which decided to hold ih- next ,leis 10
Kansas City. June II. ltl. A. ; c'cl * tNa
Sa-iners went on an excursion down the
Potomac. A. i3t there WIS an exhibition
dill Of Arab patrols oU fae campus south
| II the White Euusa. The Nosl.ns OF <
| Louis tooh part In the Grl!l and by general
4! assent acquitted themselves IN = manner -
| reflect great credit upon the Mound city
shriners. The drill wa not %'ricii. ON
prtiitEe, but II y had Been the Npulaas
would AVE been aNa-le! The first hOuprS.
Flags were presented 70 each Of the f.E.-
organizations taking part-th" Morlahs.
Troy. y. Y, Clev-la.d and Washington.
Tn. Ncoiahs Arab patrol rs under COM
rnard OF Colonel Sinclair. TIL team being
made up "a follows:
Colonel =. \. Sinclair. William !. AHo-t.
]. 4. Arr5t. Charles J.. Hah.9.h. William
J Baird, Walter :. Brown. }.utau H.
taffali. Charles II. ptuu,a'uH. Charles :.
Alexander !, Grant. William II. ~IIivS.t.
Martin Hacker. y. G.. H4-uue,l=-. Tu-u-
arTc H"fUa-". Charles e. Jackson. Frank
lin =. Jones. ott5 - kas-l-. II. =. Martin.
t1ar!rs Mclean and =. ". Morrison
Tonight tHr S:-ileiS. W.- -l..r ladies.
w9re received ly President NrE,ul-v.
tomorrow evening. -.e others viii 4a-
mai. A It- LONGER.
IFollow!rr l--g-ss-rhH==-E custom. s.ra
81 me Cta."ss Tor ~" Ft" year SIS
moved forward 70 the position i-Ea .t.-
new ure chosen being o.. .~--rs-'4i outer
guard. This distinction was aa-mH--lJ
given - Nozzle Henry y. .1. -. -"fg tf-
Of RGmSesari Temple OF Toronto. Can
ada. The others who we've advanced ..a
step each - stated .r is t..LlNs- In
pel!al ~lotFDi8t-. l.. T.. Windsor; .-Hc- II
deputy rS'.rr--e. rEiiv O.. =I.Es-- Oh. T
rHhban. Henry a.. A..iu. Imperial assistant
Ta5h.n. Ge srae.I II -; imE,rt.l hi IN
ptTial oriental guide. - i.|'l-g =. ErETs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-24

she IS In college dv-elhs on child life IN some
Of its phases. This mother icve Is kept
active and makes Of her q waru-EeartcG
loving creature. eager :ar and longing for
children u love and to care for
Your daughter IS put upon the market:
she T. dressed in the hest She IS displayed
10 the hes. advantage. This being so. why
should she not he educated to the best ai-
vantage?
by eli these tokens YOU say TO the young
men that your daughter 3 CO mar-iageabie
age and IS well worthy tie attention or
young r1eu fl search OS wives. Your 9aush-
ter understands that sha Is 70 marry an
strives toward that end. which. / think. -
the most desirable Office that a Young wom-
an can aspire 20. Then why VIII II NOT ia
better 80 let the girl know. and every one
know, that there Is al education which fits
!1- marriage and for maternity
Let T. be known ;lat the young iacv Tor
fUu- years OF more has been studying Tor
m other purpose than marriage and moth
erhrol. What wives thu men would then
have What mothers the boys and SlF:s
wot:I. then have ~ Roman mothers would
equal them. No Spartan mothers would
C1u.Yare with them
Tn American woman Is thus FAR ne
Cr.ntrS- r-rElrtc.. ~ all the world The
American mother T the future. with slch a
training, VIII far scrQa% the mo8ern
--r-~aHH
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-24
KILLED HIS KEEPER.
Death Struggle in a Rich Naniac's
Private Room.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
PittsbITs Pa, May. @-Jcsn NieTqtoslh,
iLsNUrg. d F'it:S1uTs suburb. his morning
attacked his keeper. Alexander MrIiffen.
from which NcGirer died - 3 O'Clock to-
day. Before receiving the death blow, which
crushed his head Ike an egg shell NcGifen
inflicted most serious lulpi les on his maniac
employer. Il was Il battle 10 the death in
q locked room.
Mcintosh, a retireE coal operator. went
horeisssIv i,aara .aua vaars aE0 ana was
confined IN the Pennsylvania Insane Asylum
az I'M for two Years. one year ago
he was removed to his HEa home. No. IS
Bidd!a avenue, Wil&t--o-.g. His keeper n
riNmont was MCG!GeD, and the wealthy
70 him, McGif:en was employed to wat.h
Mcintosh. The c1HI-r occupied a suite II
rooms On tn second aocr q the residence.
~ iayhreak to-day members - the Nc
Irtgsh family were reused ~ wild screams
coming FROM. TIE apartments CE MsEEt,zh.
~TLa DIS woe fa-rf securely looked a-4
struggle on -Hc iustle. accompanied by the
crash II s7.:uts-i-g glass ana furniture.
q square. Two !eicnh1rS Is1s"1 NrT:aWa';
and KENNEDY -IsH,d in with axes and oat-
4 hor~tfi7 sigh, ~. t-s'- eyes With the
blood streaming from several uutS 20 his
had. and with his .!2z'rE iNe balls
clothes was in the a.; q b-tu. -g down a
heavy chair on the head q MrS.Ie0. VITO
had sunk. crushed ana DaLt'T-- - ms
knees. This awful blow crushed me skull. OF
icGiEer, who never SPOKE again.
before NrIu-rrr c1ui: raise che shair.
Mcdowell and Hsnrciy t'-e"e him 2 The
aoor. bur he shook them Of :ika rats. ami
It was rot unit! :p-r others arrived aEi
lent their strength tra- Ire aged ilEatlc
was cv~e-vcW cred.
y di5 II. i did ~ .a1klsd The maniac. as
Re looked At the bleeding body q BIS Oh
nurse. He was a-,5eT and ! know wen
be wakei he w1u,I taEs me- out sgT q walk
as he always does. ami | am tirrt walking
morning and evening
TIE room showed evidence cf the AWFUL
struggle. The h@5 which k-eJ - Nee. f..
had oocupie9. & been overturned. ard TIE
clothing was stained with bod srTera!
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-24
ME5RiAGEABLE DAUGHTERS.
Professor Chrisrnan's Speech 10
Mothers Which Was Kissed.

EEETFLIN SFE'IAL-
r---ria Eax. May 2.-Prcfs.sor Oscar
r-.t=,rar arrived home this evening f-.n
~. Mother congress. bes " ines. Ia,
yyrer. he asserts. re received q UNANIMOUS
- o. thanks from the congress t1r rs
-7r-r IN which he declared that ueE 90
rot low He says that various parts Ct rs
r-rs4~ we're severely criticised and some
were nisse3. and thar he expected It.
Previous 70 leaving home. Professor
r---s-r.u SAWS. re submitted the pare- 70
rF- use and she agreed with him o.. TIE
s.,,iects treated. Professor Ch-ismac's c5-
S.-ri-rahl. remarks were Pre1aced br a Is
.--,-sa uran the training OF yDUng woTae2-
I'm The training .: home lifs and racths--
r,-4 many courses in college should be
-1a~tf tie young women. but slch courses
rgr.st have as their base ire love az sna
fn- chi.iver. AZ present the courses
..-ad Rave reason for their basis. This
: tight. go. for a man IS and mus eve-
=. d reasoning creature. but woman 5
and over must he a loving and IoraI-
creature.
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chairs we're broken and tho heavy water
pitcher was broken, while the maEiacs
t-aE showed that McGiHen had sTurG
,1f~ weaf-on with telling effect IN defense.
Mcintosh aTnassei a fortune IN ne coai
business. but went insane under the ce!u-
sion trac some one vas trying 20 Dreah Up
tfs business. H- was az e:isr in the Meth
oi.~t Episcopal Church OF WikiHsoITS some
yaarS ago. NcG!Hen. the dead man, was g
vesr. old ard LET ireland SIX years ago. a
brother whom lie has not seen since leaving
ireland. arrived in Pi-tsoiiry -aiEn ah4
found his body At the morsue.
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Indiana Disappearance Mystery
VIII Probably Shortly Re Solved.

Evansville. Ind. May 23-ThA body OF a
young woman was discovered in Pigeon.
Creek near here to-day. The head was bad
" crushed. and around the neck was a
rope. TO which was attached 4 heavy stone.
The body was nearly nude. eNce.t 2 shirt
waist ard black corset. She had been hand
some. about 81 years oil, hur the face Ues
so badly bruised that Identification IS al
mast impossible.
\ young woman ~di=s?reare5 two weeks
aSo from her home in ElherfeiG and has
not been seen since. The Cor0-er's Inquest
-eve led no positive c,ev. \ reward viii
be offered by the City Council Tomorrow.
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State t-aTfS.
The following officers have been elected:
President John u G.enn. Baltimore Nd:
vice -ssiisut-Uauiei Q. Gilman. Johns
HOPKINS University: T. J.. Charlton. Plain
field, Ind: Michael Heymann- New Orleans.
La General secretary. Hastings H. Hart.
Chicago. Assistant s=crsrariss-Charlss y.
Kellogg. Waterbury. Conn; George - VIII
son. Washington; Grace Johnston. Rad
Wing. Ni-..: carl Kelsey, Chicago: G. NJ
Hubbard. Cincinnati. Philip II. Ayres, New
YORK CITY. Treasurer. Alfred O. Crozier,
Grand Rapids. Mich: official reporter and
editor. Isabel G. Bs-roxs. Dorchester. Mass,
The conference held is last meeting to-
night