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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29

fam: ind each {? the children, even
iowa 30 the baDy Of Mrs, Elders.
Ao; many OF the incidents trans.
BRED today, One .mrCr VINO answered
- the GNae o. j, n, y, Hyde was cX-
cuGed because he said there was no
~ ."Wt me ilsGt Of his name, II was
proven by the defense that Nh Hyde
was the wrong man and he was lei
go, Il, II, Roger, a young man who
WAS called, GG.d he had an op,Elon, and
Mr., Brumbuck, The prosecuting aWor-
,ney, asked him II IL would require cv-
Iidencc to remove u, II don't know
wha. evidence is" confessed ltelger.
A ,lighi laugh In the ca,Gy room was
FapE,d down by The balm and Mr..
Brumbnck explained that evidence
was Ehe p,s'imony Of Iae witnesses,
ut would take more than that TO
convince me- said Roger and the
comJ excused him.
Stories are now being circulated
about the manner IN which Miss Nor
IRON loved ON CASTLE sac idC,i2ed
him, II the gOSS!ps nrp 20 be believed,
uGl on account OF che attention she
pu.d him az the Racket ,;0rr lost her
pos ;iCl \ Lrg ht day brought big
crowd and thp touit rCJai was packed,
There wee maNy women and girls in
the audience who seemed m,ert sted
in M proceedings ana some women
carried h0li,s and some dogs. The
dogs behaved pre:ty Wet, bur often
the work Of he curt was obsiructed
by die cries Of Ghc l..tlc ones. Judge
Morrison, i5the? Of the defendant, wuS
presses ~ The drawing Of The yenire,
AVER !; was over he tnIked awhile 10
his daughter ;hen ceiling her goodby,
kissed her aud lctt her alone in her
cell.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
1oc nm, tic Mnln Dcren.e.

An X.iustlcr Of The peace tells the
following story:
During the time he was in 0ilice 0
Young man was brought before him
on the charge Of gambling The eVI
dence was conclusive aud the Judge
imposed fine, which was paid on the
spot When the court adjourned the
defendant remained behind and askec
the Judge for a few moments CONVEX
Sutlon.
"'rhe case is over."he began, "ant
the fine is paid. and it's settled 50 far
ms that gUels but | want to tell you
how it happened. You see. the COZ
told MS il we didn't Stop he'd run us
in. Well, we were playing jackpot
| had an ace, three queens and KING
before the Glw. | Maylfded the ace
and king and drew another queen
There were good hands ont against I'M
and they tried to bluH me out, and !
Stnwed with them. Now, what ! wan
TO know Is VIVA, would you have don't
in Il case bike that"'
"Stayed with them II the galEowi
had been in sight cried the eNcl'ec
Judge. "Why in The name Of common
sense was not that evidence brought
out at the trial?'
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29

General Theodore +. Brown has been
sentenced to serve six months in the
Dupage county Jail for violation of
the pension law The defendant was
convicted Of making II false affidavit
in regard 10 the pension of Mrs.
Florence !. Hall, Il widow. General
Browns friends pleaded In his be-
half, first before the pension bureau
at Washington and later with the
United States court, Brown is 81
years old, and Il member Of the q. \.
II. lie is said to have Il family in The
East, Mrs, Hall is ON the pension roll
because Of the services Of her hus-
band, Robert |. Hall, in the Civil war
In the summer of 1900 the pension
examiners began proceedings TO re-
move her from thc rolls ON the ground
that she was supported by General
Brown General brown made two
contradictory diIidavls. stating when
lthe second was made hui he was ig.
norant of the wording OF The former
'depcr5lIcm siggpd with his name.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29

As a member of the IiboNrd Of Edu-
cation of Springfield, H., the late Gen.
lW.mer ,lgme years ago brought the
abolition of separate schools for white
aInl colorcd children. by way OF ans
wer to the storm Of bitter opposition
and criticism to which that action
gave rise the General Withdrew his
own daughters from the private school
which they had been attending and
sent them to public school in which
ccIicred children We're pupils.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29

Lord Ro>ebery has aroused all Eng.
land by telling them that America is
tahe center ct the AngIo.SaXon race
and 1hsr IL Pitt had lived longer Queen
Victoria would be ruling from Wash.
ingtonI
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29

Bunting--Larkin is u man of weigh
ty opinions.
Gilroy--rhat mus. be the reaso1
that he expresses them.
What do You mean"
81 suppose they are to heavy TO &c
by msil. Chicago Post
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

A Tea-Found chunh 81 lee Throvn =,
ths nuuhdys Senator.

Chicago. fii., oct. s.--senator Hanna
was the target for a ten-pound chunk
of Ice Thursday night at the Thirty.
first ward Republican meeting, Sixty
nth and 1iaistoad streets The mis-
silo was dropped through an aperture
in the tent directly over the speakers
stand. It did not miss Mr.. Hanna'B
head over two inches. and had u
struck him would have knocked him
down and probably fractured his skull
The police who surrounded the speak
cr's stand were natounded for a mo-
mont. and then made rush for the
street. Senator Hanna retained his
composure and seated himself. while
Congressman Mann went on with the
speeohmaklng
The police could get no trace OF the
person who threw the ice. They said
Il was probably the work Of some boy
Senator Hanna left the tent escorted
by double row OF police.
As he rolled away IN his carrlagc
there were cries OF How would you
like 10 be the Ice man. Mark?"
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

nlngs bryan Tor protldent and AdiE ~
Stevenson for vice president and
pledge them the loyal and active sup
port OF The members Of the league.
Samuel N. Jones. the Golden Ruia
Mayor OF Toledo. Ohio. who as an IN.
dependent candidate for Governor of
Ohio IN 1899 received i06.72i votes has
come out Tor Bryan aud Stevenson IN
an open letler-a letter which nlla the
hearts Of Republican managcra with
dlsmay, and which means the loss Of
McKlnley'H own state 20 the Republic
an party In November.
4 lifelong Republican. Mr.. Jones
has served several terms as mayor OF
Toledo. having been elected and re-
elected despite the opposition Of ma
chine politicians. his platform consist
Ing simply Of the Golden Rule.
Last year Mayor Jones ran for gov
ernor ON his chosen platform and such
was his hold on the laboring men, the
reform olemoht In ohio. that he polied
the phenomenal number OF i06,T2i
votes phenomenal for an independ-
cnt candidate. lie carried his own
county, Lucas. by n plurality OF i25
over Nash. the Republican nominee
for governor. and carried Hannaa
county, Cuyahoga by a plurality OF
iis3i over the Republican candidate.
In 1895 Cuyahoga county, including
the city of Cleveland gave a majority
Of b.45i for Mckinley while Lucas
county including the city OF Toledo.
gave the Republican candidate 1889
majority. II ls conceded by reepubls-
cans and democrats alike that Mayor
Jones action will result IN political
revolution In the Buckeye state. The
republican campaign managers arc
panic.strlokon and are wondering
whore the Bryan lightning will strike
/ ncXt
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

indianapolis. Ind. Oct 9.-w. H..
Wilson, soerctary-trcagurer Of the
United Mine Workers Of America, is
sued statement In which he says In
part.
AN of the coal operators haylns
now conceded ou advance In wagcs Il
can De truthfully said that the miners
OF the anthracite region have achieved
rot settled. nor viii II be even though
notsottled. nor win It be even though
the miners accept the proposition OF
operators and return 10 work. The slid
Ing scale. monthly pay and other
grievances complained OF by the min
ers. have not been considered in the
proposition of the operators and tho
advance 90 wages IS so complicated
with the reduction IN the price Of pow
der that many of the miners do not
understand it"
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

Jackshoro. Tex, Oct 5.--Jack coun-
ty's twelfth annual fair has swung lts
gates aiar. ard a good-slzed crowd Tor
The opening day attended. The weather
~ fine
The Chicago. Rock Island and Texas
railroad has made rate OF one fare
plus 10 per cen, added from all points
south Of Fort Worth and 20 tho okla
homa line north. and many visitors
camo IN from several points on tho
rallrond.
The new exhibit hall Is thing OF
beauty, and Is handsomely decorated
and fun Of exhibits. Tho fruit and
vegetable department Is complete. The
livestock department Is a most credit
able one. The display OF Herefords.
blsok and red Polls. Durhams. Hol-
stems and Jerseys Is especially good.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

Boston Mass. oct. g. Tho Repub-
lloans Of Massachusetts, held their
state convention hero Thursday. A
full state ticket. two presidential elect
ors-at-large and an elector from each
congressional district we're named.
md members OF the state committee
were named.
The report OF tho committee on reso-
lutlons was adopted unanimously. The
report aflirms alleglnase 10 the Repub-
licnn platform and indorso the present
administration.
The convention named state Officers
as follows; For governor. winthrop
Murray Crane; lieutenant governor
John /. Bales; secretary Of state. WIN
o. OlIn; state treasurer. Edward 8
Bradford; attorney central. Ilosea NJ
knowlton.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

hs 0fsen snd uswisy Sisit tho nspulr
tiean chairman.

Chicago. Oct o. r. ". u. Green OF
rcxas called upon Senator Hanna dur
rr "o~fev ~.0~nlne IN company with
former Gov. iioEg of Texas. Tho
3D.. .... .-.-.-. ......s,taLg governor
caused considerable comment but Il h
understood that Hogs visited senator
Hanna 10 urge shat Mr. Green have the
distribution Of federal patronage IA
Texas Congressman Hawley and Mr.
Green are leaders OF Republican fac
tlons IN Texas aud the hght between
them has been warm. II Senator Han
na gave decision II was not made
known. 10 received the Democratic
leader with cordialily and then Mr.
hogg went across the street and had
a talk with Senator Jones OF The Dom.
ocrauc committee.
when Mr. Hogg was asked the pur-
pose OF bis visit 10 the Republican
camp ho said
"Oh. just wanted to bring up o few
Of my friends and show them that
Mark HANNA ala not wear dollar signs
on his trousers"
There Is much talk ot a deal be-
tween Democrats and Republicans, but
nothing u tangible nature could be
obtained.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

shamokln. Pa. Oct. 5,--An attempt
was made by 1000 strikers 10 close the
North franklin mines at Trcvorton
Thursday. and trouble was only avert
ed by the prompt action Of officers Of
the miners union, Who induced tho
men 10 dlsperse
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron company had rushed a spe-
clal train consisting OF Eve carloada
Of deputies. from schuylklll county 10
the scene. Gen. Goblin AZ Shenandoah
had also been told 10 hold himself IN
readiness 20 send troops 10 Treverton
IN case C. nsht occurred. and the sheriff
could call for militia aid. Some time
later ofncllas Of the North Franklin an
nonnced that 20 prevent trouble the col
liefy would not be operated until the
strike was settled.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

Fort Worth. Tex. Oct. County
Judge Harris said that the damage
from Tho reoen; overflow 10 the ooun-
ty'a bridges ana roads would probably
exceed $4,000. lie stated that the
commissioners court had contemplated
making extensive and substantial Inn.
provoments on tho oounty's roads thla
year. but this work. he said. would
have to be abandoned until the repairs
are made. Il was intended. also. he
sald, that the county would build mac
adamlzed roads from the main thor
oughfares leading 10 the city up 20 the
corporation line. but this Improvement
would have 10 come later on.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13
Mueh nrealsr


Alvin. Tex. oct. 9-Thc relief COM
mlttco ls having census taken aud
from present computations there are
over 600 families. and onc-half of theoe
families are practically homeless, One
fourth have partly habltsble houses.
ana the other fourth are 10 fairly COM
Portable quarters. 4 number of gangs
of carpenters arc at work rebuilding
aud repairing but u is almost Ike scl.
tllug new country with everything
90 build The magnitude Of the do
attuctiou ls so great that even now,
after one month has passed and num-
beers OF carpenters have worked not
even resting sundnya it seems but lit
tlo apparently has bcen accomplished.
Look over the country in any direction
and wrecked housea. broken number
and l.mbloBs tree trunks are every.
,hofc Those who are able are rebuild
lnr as rapidly as men can be employed
10 DO the work. but the larger number
are unable 60 90 anything and arc
awaiting the distribution OF the contrl-
buttons should enough materializo TO
aid them materially. otherwise they
VIII have 20 leave their homes and seek
employment daily Tho general health
a good and everybody az work plant
ing gardens and rebuilding homes.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

Austin. Tox.. oct 9.--The governor,
secretary Of state. treasurer and con
trollcr. comprising a board Of award.
opened thc bids submitted for the con-
structlon of the tpileptlc asylum build
lngs al Abilene The bids we're roieot-
ed as was the action e short time ago
when bids were first submitted.
The BIDS oponod were IN response
10 a second advertisement, but the hg-
ures we're aghn too high Il was de-
c.dod not 20 rcadyortlse for bids, but
submit the matter 20 the Legislature
which meets IN January.
Dave Sullivan ou,pointed Oscar Car
drcs iu a lourteen-round bout al Louis
vile. Ky.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

Lebanon. Ind. Oct. 5.-w. J. Bryans
special train was run out here Thrrs-
day nlght after he had concluded his
speech before the National Association
Of Democratic Clubs Al Indianapolis
Tie made a speech here IN the court
house park. and VAS listened 10 By on
OF the largest audiences which have
greeted him on his tour
Mr. Bryan spoke here Tor an hour
ana a half. the longest speech be has
mads during the campaign.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

El PnU. Tex. Oct o.-Asabel Smith.
"a years old aud father of >. A. Smith.
founder Of the VI Paso Herald. was
killed here by the kick Of a horse,
Decoased. on account Of bis marked
frienoshlp for the invalids and chill
dren of El Puso. was commonly knogn
a. Omndpa. Hundreds Of children fol-
lowed the remains Of their friend 10 ita
last estins place.
Deceased was . member u the Grand
Army OF the Republic.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

Utica Observer; The Philippines
have cost as. ug 20 July /, tis0.OOO.-
600 IN money AID 2,ioo men killed.
Our exports for a year amounted 20
$1,000 0o0 Assuming that 20 per cent
rro1t was made on the goods sold IN
the Philippines. the pront would BE-
$3.50 600 Il costs about 500. .OO00 600
year 70 keep the Philippines "ours"
In President McKln'ey's understand
ing OF the term. Il costs 90 the serv-
ICES Of 20 coo men. Il costs us. besides.
the sacrlhce oi hundreds OF lives. Our
prohts are half a million dollars a
year. Where is the prohl IN the spec
uiation2
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13
RAYnER rs BACK.

Hon Isadore Rayner. former attor-
ney general OF Maryland has nn-
nounced that hr intends 20 work for
and vote Tor Mr. Bryan. u - a well
known fact that four years ago Mr.
Raynor opposed the election Of Mr
Bryan In fact he made n large num-
hor Of able speeches for Palmer and
Bucknor Mr. Rnyncr said'
Every intelligent man will do his
own thinking and voting. Beyond any
question OF party loyalty my oonylc-
tions lead ne straight Ia one direction.
! am unaltorably opposed 20 the ruin
Gus policy Of the Republican party. l
am OPP And 10 standing armies, 10
wars OF conquest aud Of aubjugation,
10 benevolent assimilation with tho
firo and sword. 20 making political and
religious converts at the mouth OF the
cannon. 10 the slaughter OF an lnno-
cont people. 10 the involuntary servl-
tude of races struggling 10 be freo.
and to souttllng and wrecklns the con-
stltutlon for the purpose OF accom-
pllshing these D.
Whenever the nag Of the Union be-
comes an emblem OF tyranny I am In
favor OF taking Il down. In tones that
royorborstod through the hemlsphcros
We entered our rebellious protest
against the same Infamous policy that
We are now practlcng upon helpless
race who, by every law OF nature, is
entitled 10 the liberty that God has
given A. / am lrreyoclbly opposed TO
the acquisition OF colonial dopendon-
ciel thousands Of miles away from
home. 20 the noodlng Of this country
with alien tribes who will eventually
paupcrlzo American labor. and 10
any allip9ee whatever with Great
BrItal. secret or open. IN her march
OF plumber around the world.
IT seems 20 me that we have lost
our moorings, that our compass Is
gone. and that the ship OF state Is In
the hands OF a crew who are driving
/ her against the rocks. cannot COM
prehond how any patriot and student
OF American history. who understands
| the institutions OF his country and
has read lts charter. can become a
| follower OF such an unholy cause
Since the close OF the Spanish war I
have followed the administration In
its tortuous paths. and & has not taken
single step that IL not In violation
OF its solemn promises and al utter
war With the principles upon which
this government rests.
"Mr. Bryan has announced that II
he "a elected president he will convene
congress in extraordinary session and
recommend the establishment Of sta
be form OF government In the Philip
pine islands. then the withdrawal OF
the army and Independence for the
Filinlnos. This has a clarion rlng
about a. aud n ! we're a member OF
congress / would like 10 have about "a
minutes on tho floor upon this reso-
luton. Mr. MoKlnloy-or rather Mr.
Hanna-has announced that II he II
elected ne will giye TO the islands just
ns much liberty as Is eommensurat,
with their welfare.
"'rho hrst sentiment Is strung IN AZ
high Key AZ any utterance OF Jefior
son or Lincoln or Cleveland. The soc
ond sentiment o. precisely the same ui
timatnm that the British tyrant fun
IN the face OF the American revolution
lists. and an answer 70 which he re-
: ceiyed upon the battlehelds Of Trontol
and " Saratoga"
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

Galveston. Tex. Oct 9.-iu responee
% a request that the white teachers
Of the public schools o. the city meet
him In conference. hhy-one teachers
met Mr. John W. Hopk as superintand-
ent Of he schools. AZ hia once. AZ b
result every teaeher present signed d
Abatement addressed 20 the achool
board agreeing 20 donate one month'a
service free Of charge after the board
had run the schools a. Gar as The D.
naucss would permit
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

m Paso. Tex. Oct 5.-The hrst El
Paso mldwinter carnival button was
soid et auction IN the public plaza
~ night 10 A. p. Coles for 5000
-" weat TO D. A. Ora
~ the third 10 Harry
Char rs. The young men OF
the town who Organised the midwinteF
car 1iyai movement propose 10 sell
1000 carnival buttons at 81 each. aud
a. q starter the aeutioa q Taursdag
vas held.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

Galveston. Tex. oct Word was
received that the British steamship
Huarlus. which went aground a month
ago on Pelican island. had been noat'
ed. and that a pilot was wanted.
Moore a slebert Of Texas city have
taken the contract 70 aoat the Kendall
Castle at Texas city for $4,000. NO
cure. no pay"
A contract 20 hcat the Taunton "a
about 10 be- closed. She Is al Cedar
Point thirty miles up the bay.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

New York. Oct 9-Flys OF the
American missionaries who were IN
Chlta durlug the boxer outbreak re-
turned hero o nthe steamer CITY OF
Rome They escaped % the Russian
frontier ana made their homoward
Journey via Europe They are Rev D..
m Roberts. Rev and Mrs w. sraguo.
Rev. and Mrs Mary Williams and
Msr Dr Virginia e Murilck. an mem'
bers of the American Missionary Al
uanoo During the Journey six died.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

London, Oct IA special dispatch
from shangai. under date OF Wednes-
day, Oct. 3. says the Chinese report
that 1000 boxers attacked two hattal-
ions Of Germans at Kau Ku Men. near
Pekln. Te boxers. Il is added. lost 400
men and the Germans ave The latter
aren wosaid 10 be burning the boxers
villages around p1kin.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13
-G0RGEp WITH GOLD.
REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN cor
FERs ovERFLowiNo.

immense Sans neius Used 10 -Convinos'.
Doubifui votsrs How They Are "Ap-
proached" Told IN Letter ssut ont
from Headquarters
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09
THE VOLUNTEER earn.


railroad Item In yesterdays post
quotes Santa Fe passenger agent as
saying that there is no probability OF the
railroads Offering free transportation tc
the Texas volunteer guard. The fact is The
railroads can not be fairly expected to haul
the guard free and an enlightened public
sentiment will not make so narrow a de-
mand on them.
II can he said that much OF the success
incidens TO the volunteer guard has been
oontrioMed by the railroads in the mat
Yer OF reduced passenger tariff TO en-
campment points. AT any rate the rail-
roads have done quite as much 10 eneour.
age the guard and hold it together as
the State. The State. and not the ram
roads. is the beneficiary Of the org,nizo.
sion.
II the guard has delerioated in QUALITY
and numbers It has been due more dirsetlv
10 the questionable economy OF the stato
IN refusing appropriations for equipmeat
and annual encampmeuts vaan to any
other cause. 1t has been unfortunate thar
the State has not considered or pursued
a settled policy in the support OF the
guard One legislature may make a suita-
Bile appropriation, another decline 10 make
any at all. The expense inogdent to proper
maintenance Is trlAlng
democracy can not sustain It's plea for
small standing army unless 1t shall insist
upon the preservation of nucleus for
mobilization such as is best afforded In
The volunteer guard of the individual
Slate.
Every citizen with cOmmendable pride
recais me piomptness with which Texas
responded to the presidents call for trooo.
az the outbreak OF the spanish American
war. With still ereaaar pride he recalls
,ne iaureis won from inspecting officers
o me regular establishment on tie SOL
dierly excellence Of the First and second
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09

starts them. The difficulty was in detect
ing their presence when they lay outside
the range of light and heat effects.
Rapid Discharges Osciliutory.
When an electrically charged body Is
discharged the character of the discharge
depends upon the properties of the dis
charging circuit. If that circuit has mag
netc properties In any marked degree It
acts as a damper and the charge runs off
with comparative slowness as a current
in one direction only. If, however, the
magnetic properties are absent or OF very
small value the electric charge surges
rapidly out, past the point Of equilibrium,
then back again and oscillates In this way
until the energy has been dissipated as
heat spark discharge of which light
ning is an example on the greatest scale
known to us oscillates while it lasts at;
the rate of perhaps many million times a
second and starts waves in the ether of q
corresponding frequency and length. The
rate Of oscillation depends upon the prop
critics of the discharging circuit and by a
proper adjustment Vt that circuit the
length Of wave may be regulated.
The oscillatOry character Of such a dis
charge was known many years before
Hertz but as no method was known OF
detecting such ether waves in space tho
experimental investigation of their prop
critics was impossible. Hertz discovered
a method of detecting these waves. and
armed with this detection he pushed
through a rapid and thorough series Of ex-
periments which placed this branch OF
science on a sound basis of fact.