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The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03
English Love OF Fair PLAY.

The British love OF fair play has long
been the theme OF romancers. orators. and
poets. In serious history, in heavy lead
ing editorials, and so on, down 10 the
claptrap songs Of the London music halls.
the Briton has been effusively celebrated
as perhaps the only creature on earth who
stands for justice in all things and squan-
ders his sympathies on the little fellow in
the fight" We have been taught TO be
lieve that the unadulterated Englishman
is the last remaining champion OF chivalry
left 10 a degenerate and sOrdid age Other
peoples, the French, the Germans. the
Italians, &C, have been, by implication,
held up 10 scOrn as being craven time
servers and degraded slaves OF tyranny.
Only in British hearts does the sacred fire
OF nobility stin hold out to burn. In Eng
land alone do We find that heaven-born
principle OF free thought and free speech
in active operation.
Il seems. however. that a recent meeting
Of Boer sympalhizers in Bradford, Eng
land, where dead cats and other objection
able missiles were fuently hurled at the
orators Of the occasion. has ELECTED from
the London Speaker brief but significant
recapitulation OF ;he Difference 10 those
noble practices and instincts OF which
Englishmen claim 10 be the sole examples
and posSessors. The London Speaker.
dwelling on this theme. gives 4 few OF the
more striking Instances within the irnme-
diate past:
AT Mldhurst, the home OF the late Mr.
Golden, the houses OF opponents OF the
war were attacked
AT Stratford-on-Avon large parties Of
men, armed with rude implements. made
an onslaught on shops and private houses
IN another town q pro BOer was tarred
'At Northampton, Mr. I.aboucher e's
meeting was broken Up, and Mr. Cham
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03
What Does II Mean ,

Among the varied and often conflicting
arguments. or rather allegations. ad-
vancet In support Of the proposed viola
ton of "our plain duty toward the Porto
Ricans, the one which IS most pefsistsntly
pressed !s that q will not do for Congress
70 establish a precedent Tor treatment Of
the Philippines. i there any force in
ihatT is Il Congress or the Supreme Court
that IS 20 determine whether the ~legis-
lative department shall have a free hand
in dealing with each and all Of our rev
acquisitions. treating each according 10
its special requirements?
OF course. this great fundamental ques-
tion must be decided by the tribunal Gre
ated 20 interpret the fundamental law.
That being the case, what becomes OF the
Philippine precedent argument? II the
court, IN agreement with the majority IN
the Senate. deciies-as We believe Il will
not-that Congress can Iegislate for any
and all OF our insular possessions as Il
they were outside OF the Constitution. as
II their inhabitants were foreigners. what
is the need Of setting up precedent? II
Congress can work fits Will in each one Of
The more than 100 islands Included in the
treaty with Spain. excepting only cuba,
why need Congress fear that a certain line
of action toward one island will necessi-
tate such action toward any or all OF the
rest2 on the other hand, should the Su-
premc Court declarc-as We believe Il will
that Congress cannot 20 outside Of consti-
tutioraI provisions in governing any OF
the islands. what viii be the utility Of
the precedent? II will 90 20 join the civil
rights act and the income tax.
Is Congress proposing 10 legislate as
guide or a hint for the Supreme Court?
DO the statesmen who are pushing the
Porto Rico tariff along on the allegation
that II IS needed for a Philippine prece-
dent proceed on the assumption or in the
hope that their action viii influence the
determination OF the constitutional uues-
uon involved?
Since II those statesmen are right in
ti.eir construction of the Constitution
'hey need no precedent. but can have tar
III or free trade in each island just as they
may deem expedtent, and admitting the
self-evident proposition that If they are
wrong their proposed precedent can be
Of no avail. what is left as an explana-
ton 81 their course but the suppOsi, ion
that they hope thereby to reduce the liza
biiity OF a disappointing Interpretation of
the Constitution by the body whose duty
Ii is TO pass upon their acts?
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

The War Department has mad D,n,,.
number OF reports of the movemer,S :,
a small expedition which started ~. -
Bangued January z last on a s...i
through the mountains OF Luzon in So
Of Aguinaldo.
Col. Hare. OF the Thirty-third IDf,u.--
which was recruited in Texas. had hs,-i
that an insurgent general was in the 7,t,.'
oorhood. and believed that it might h,
Agunlnaldo- So he started on the r.
with Capt Ashburn. Of the First Eaf,,r
ion OF his regiment and forty men 80,
was out five days, going as far A. Rt,,.'-
This little expedition was charscts-i,,,
by many acts OF daring and gsII.r,-.
which form the subject Of the rsn,-,,
At one point. near DOninglay. the me-
gents had prepared an ambush TheE
diers knew OF IL and deployed attsct.,.,
the insurgents from the front and -
TANKS, killed one lieutenant and nins M.
and captured five prisoners and a - =
ammunition. One man wounded NJ -
American casualty list. The ~,
man, Sergt. Mai Robert L. Wilson - -.
cmmended for a medal Of hoD,.r
are also First Lieut.. Jeffers. and tAess =,
listed men: John c. Sammons. Frank M
Ter, +. 4. Murphey, J. \ Svzmoro p,
Bunsteine, William Smith. Paul Je0Li,,
J. r. Hawkins. and Corporal G. c Burr
certificate of merit is also recommen5si
for Hospital Steward A. VI. Coffev
Charged Into the Ambush.
Col. Hare pays special tribute IN ,,,
bravery OF Sergt. Mai Wilson. CHARGE
izing his act as one that simply exbau..,
imagination" With six or seven mon n.
charged straight through the rocky .o-,l
under heavy fire from the insureents ,t i,
distance of forty yards Col. Hare SAYS,
How they missed him, don't know JJis
magnificent courage, coolnesS. and Uybt-
ming action saved the eight men on t5s
point"
Continuing. the colonel tells low WI.
son emptted the magazine Of his Er,r
and then saw man not thirty wards rr,rr
him. Says the report: He was too tar
off to be sure OF his aim with his mis- oI
and he had no time TO reload. so he m,1s
a dash for the man with his revolver
That was when he was shot in the hin
Then Lieut.. JeffeTs charged up tn. trail
with seven men. At its summit he Dsd A..
personal encounter with three OF the han.
dts. He shot one dead knocked the otas-
down with the butt of his revolver. Wills
the man behind him threw his gun over
Jeffers' shouldcF and killed the other ono.
Col. Hare says that the lnsurrectos vers
under one Capt Pavil who. he saws a
nothing but a well-develOped brlganf"
Such men, he says, organize a company -
desperate characters and rlvage th- coun.
try around their camps. The Spani4rIg
never seriously punished them. AMI rher
demanded and received contributions from
the towns Ashburn's beginning prumls,g
success In SuppresSfng them. Col H4rt4
reference to "bngand'' IS significant nrr-
hostilities IN Luzon
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03
Is This n Winning issueS

From the Chicago liter Ocean
Free rum and taxed bread, free rum
and taxed clothing, free rum and taxed
medicines"
In these fifteen words Senator Cushman
h Davis In his speech on Wednesday ac-
curately described the Oxnard tariff bin
as 1t stands in the Senate to-day-the an
swer Of the Republican majority in that
body 10 the cry Of starving Porto Rico.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03
A Gentle Hint.

From n. Phila1sIpAla Presx
slopay-I don't seem TO get any better.
doctor
DR.. Krsft-You worry too much; tha,.s
what's the matter
slopay-Oh! don't think DO
DR.. Kraft-Ah, but / think you do. Now
there's that last years bill OF mine. Dou.t
you think you'd feel better II You had
that OF your rnind2
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03
The Sage of HawyiIIe

From the Indianapolis Sun.
says to Ez Barker: "Ez," saws
you're the bonestest man l ever saw"
Yes says Ez, Il want to be honest
an stay pore, SOS fellers'll stand aroun'
after m gone an say: Pore Ez, he never
accomplished nuthin'.'"
There Is no better way to prove TO a low
bred feiier that he raley IS low-bred as to
Keep up yer good manners when you have
TO De with him.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03
GiitterinE Dream.

From TIE Chicago TritLne.
In ny visions Of the future" exclaimed
the enthusiast. Il see the Philippine Is
lands inhabited by civilized and enlisht-
ened people. a bright star In our flag. and
represented in our Congress By states
men native To the soil and speaking our
common language"
And think said Senator Grahbi,
yearningly, what graft they will have
in the way OF mileage
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03
Horse Philosophy.

Prom th. CsicsEo Trfbun.
The men standing about the horse that
had slipped and fallen on the wet granite
block pavement were encouraging the AMI
NAL 10 get up by kicking him vigorously.
Yet why should complain OF their
treatment Of me. soliloquized the horse
That Is the way they treat one Of their
own kind when he Is down.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03
The PeniienIial Mystery.

From The indianapolis Journal
We had delightful euchre yesterday"
A euchre? In Lent?"
Yes, bur 1t was highly disciplinary
you know: the hostess announced that she
wouldn't tell until the end OF the gane
whether the elegant prizes went 10 the
hest or the worst players"
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03
ARefnrmehCifv.

From the Baltimore Herald.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Wanamaker and other
Philadelphia leaders of the people should
come over to Baltimore and enlighten
themselves as to the signal reforms which
have been achieved in this city. They
will find here a pertinent object lesson.
While Philadelphia is floundering in the
slough Of despond. Baltimore is occupying
dry ground along the high levels of an
honest vote, a fair count, and a non-par-
tisan municipal goYernment
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

Ihe New York Sun, a newspaper that
at one time IN Its career made a speciality
OF printing things that were so, has con-
rounded the Hon. Nelson Wilmarth Aid
rich, OF Rhode Island, with the Hon. Will
lam r. Aldrich, of Alabama The New
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03
The Wise Ra.Ian Girl

From the Chicago Record.
What reason do you think that Boston
girl offered for rejecting meY'
Il can't imagine"
Land Of goodness! She said she was
afraid 10 marry me for fear she would
outgroW me"
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03
Who l. the MIMI

From the Springfield Rspsbhazn-
Where Is the Blaine 10 come forward
row and smash a stovepipe hat in the
lnsular Affairs Committee room over the
Porto Rican tariff bill? The party needs
him, but he is nowhere visible
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03
The Bala Hcing Act.

From the Philadelphia SOr.h American
Aoss-The father Of the bride ALWAYS
pays the expenses Of the wedding, doesn't
he?
Ash-fes, but the groom usually evens
things up by standing the costs OF the di-
vUrce.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03
DARING SERCT. WILSON
His Conduct Under Fire FairIv
AstOunded Col. Hare.
STIRRING TALE OF WAR IN LU2oy

Extracts from the OmeiaI Report .s u,
Commander ofan Expedition seuti.p
suit Of AsHiuaIde Last Jasuar,-u
hen Recommended TOR Medal. Of u.,
ineiadins LieHt. Jeners, Whose Br.,.
Was oni, Second to that Of serst. VIII.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

man who was in love with Lillian
Russell committed suicide by going over
Niagara Falls. The bright young man
who compounds the press report at that
point wasted words and telegraph tolls to
announce tha. he was insane
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

1t looks as if the Kentucky Democrats
might be able 10 convict the Hon. "TaI-
low Dick" Combs on the charge OF har-
boring a greasy name.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03
Nothing.

From the Phuaislphia North American.
LaUra-Is there anything in common he
tween them2
Jean-There wasn't last night when I
came across them whispering together on
sofa
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03
style.

From tie csiesgo gscsre.
Some people Just naturally can't help
being stylish"
That's 50: there's Belinda; II she got
bitten by dog II would Be sure 20 be a
daehEaund"
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

Inc New York World would have its
readers believe the people are lying awake
at nights crying for the nomination of
Gov. Roosevelt for the Presidency. The
World Is striving TO infiict a vicious in
jury upon the Republican marty
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

There are some persons who think Mr..
Grosvenor overlooked a point when he
neglected TO have his platform makers
claim credit for the rainy-day skirt.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

The Democratic editors have dropped
Mr.. MacrIm from their list of martyrs
and are now pointing to him as a fair
specimen OF the men appointed 10 Office
by the Republicans.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

fef II Is believed that some Of the gen.
uer-en who are engaged in tearing their
shirts IN the prOfessed interest of Mr.
Bryan might be induced 10 support some
man who is equally as good"
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

Ihere Is bare possibility Of the Pnila-
aeiphia Democracy declining to submit to
the harmonizing process proposed by the
Hon. jim Guffey.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

The Democrats are charging that ex-
traVagance is being practiced in fitting out
the transports. This may conflict with the
notion that these vessels are not fit for
the soldiers
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

chairman Jones ought to understand
that instead Of trying TO prevent the nom
lhauon OF Mr.. Bryan. the Republicans are
now dolng business on the theory that the
gentleman from Nebraska is inevitahle
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

Mr.. Cleveland's Endorsement of the Hay-
Pauncefote canal treaty was the. one
thing needed 10 round out it's popularity.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

owing to the vigilance OF Mr.. Platt, the
New York delegation to Philadelphia will
lot be heavily studded with the personal
friends of Gov. Teddy.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

The Amalgamated Association Of Goebel
Assassins will shortly take out incorpora-
tion papers.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

MI. Petlgrew does the voters of South
Dakota the injustice OF assuming that
mere Is some considerable difference of
opinion In his own case
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03
senator Davis, Amendment,

Senator Davis yesterday formally intro.
duced several amendments to the Porto
Rican bill One Of them extends 10 Porto
Rico the provisions Of the Constitution
relative 70 tariff and taxation and pro-
hiD4ts any duty on commerce between the
United States and Porto Rico.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

The blue smoke curling from the win
dows OF the Indianapolis Journal Office in
dicates that Col John c. New is still do
ing business in his ctissery.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

When a man has Vice Presidential am
Dluons, why should he hide them under
the bed Mr.. Sulzer is perfectly justified in
MS work in the line of publicity.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

Ihe Virginia people tickled the coEored
people mgatily when they turned OUT and
lyncheti Mr.. O'Grady.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

Prevention iH the best eridls You can
prevent sickness and cure that tired feel.
Ing and all blood humors by tsktnx
Hoods EaEEaparlllA- 81
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

ever, that are rcbbing the public. under
the shelter of tariff schedules. They pay
dividends on large amounts Of fictitious
capital. and some OF them sell their prod
ucts in Europe al lower prices than they
charge at their factory doors These are
abuses TO which Congress should attend
And the failure Of Congress to reneiy
such abuses Il not excused by the mag
nlAcent prosperity that prevails ali over
the United States.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

GOV Steunenoerg VIII doubtless be one
OF the orators at the Kansas City conver-
ton.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

1t appears that Bony Castellane has a
number Of rank cutters on his list OF
personal friends.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

III Senator Pettus were a few ~years
younger ne might secure employment on
the comic newspapers.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

Ben Harrison's numerous hunting eI-
petitions entitle him to be known as the
man behind the gun.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

A few moments on the operating table
hnished Mr.. Macrum. he turned out 10
be the human air shaft.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

Inc non. Gene V. Brewster continues
10 SUCK to the Hon. Gene V. Debs.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

The Hon. ]. Gas Addicks is about to
break loose in Delaware again.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

Those Kansas Republicans who are
clamcring for the official scalp Of the
Hon II. Clay Evans will doubtless send
their best wishes to the Brownlow fac
ton OF the Tennesseeans
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03

II is a mistake to assume that Mr.
Hanna is without sentiment. He is also
somewhat practical.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-03
The Washington Post
WEEKLY EDITION.

rshH,s-s even Tuesday a, Ia Pest ssi8int
0at,r,s at as Fs,-oee. a, ws,sinx,os as ssosaa-
eizas zzttsrl
TEsEs OY wEEKLY-PosTAGE PREPAID
ssEis EzssafBties pr aas0z-..........---Tso osz's
II ~ eessf
Lissral easA eonziasi1a siiI - paid Eoot scrt-
~ a.; special sriTiIesss -iu - alio~ss e sas;
EEEsrA
TERMS OF DAuY-PosTAGE rREPATD.
biILf siszt Psssz Oss -
DAILY sz1 SUNDAY o1. Yssr...............-.- %
DAILY azf SUNDAY. ak zor,hr............... =
DAILY aas SUNDAY. ere nssih................ 70
bfEit - trsft or Pos,-o1os money ossss. Ehsa
r'i'asr o hsss cas- bs yrocsrss ssns q nozsJ IA
rss's'srei letter Pr Ezan s=osnts s-cea; poa,aT,
it'z2i ~iA - r,csiV,i All uousy Fszgttsa al risk
g sszfsr In orssr 70 iEtsFs sttsnt.on tEhscrtF Fz
sisAiaE their sftTsss csanEss nust ssna ,ksir Ga
" s.A a. tAsir address ws ~iII aI-ays sep
'snasr TIE sagsr rsss re ti=s fsr vhieh Il e. paid
t'' nsirs1- % tAs'. % sVo.1 missing sEy ngzSs-z
a. 'aeaid Fsas~ prongtly. AsfTes, Ia al easss
TIE Posi-. wszhisFtez. D. c
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Don,rstIc Exchange.
tity OF -. Louis

Corrected IaiIv by Gn>lra. Blessing 6 -.
20 slIF. ~f!-rf.
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Lower MisSissippi At Z .. NJ. with two harses nr
isUb-r The JeDni. t;ilChri~t. from the lower
bonds. arrived At : 7. III. with one barge az corn
The Fr-sI H.rold l. .iu- tonight from Memphis.
Private Hdvi'e~ state that navigation Is closed
AZ - Louis and sjeambpItS have been taken 10
safe hAihprs. CITY Of Memphis will not leave
New south Will leave Cincinnati tc-r1-rruw
her rooms are taken. Several passengers wers
booked here. captain :. II. Caf,in Of tho Gin
CiunHti Underwriters. who is superintnndnng tho
repairs Of the Natchez at Mound city. IL here
tu-lIv-
Wheeling. W Va. Feb. driver "a ..s. ;
inches: falling. CLOUDY and cool. Departed: Vir-
ciuia. Piitshurg. = a. M Ben iIur. Pnrkersbure
n = III. Down. with coal: Pacific No. =. Vclun-
t.sr ami charles Brown. noon.
Grand Tower. III. Feb. ls-So boats to-day:
fe.f. q fall ~ , in the last twen,y-!0ur hours.
Weather cloudy and mild. with snow.
burlington. la. Feb. 1.-THE river fell 2s
water murk Of 1854. Weather clear and colder.
laai~yil". XIV. Feb. 6.-River rising Canal
g. feet 3 inches. uu falls y feet : inch, below n
feet Il-IIv AM cold.
care Gitsri.au. NJ. Feb. I6-N"ather snow
irL and colder River falling and some floating
-t. " boats.
cincinnati. Feb. ie-HivHr - feet and s-s-
tiruary since noon showing. mercury g
Evansville. Ind. E"h. l5.-RiV-r - = feet ami
rising 'T1J.iy and cold.
P~i1tsILrs IA. Feb. l5--Rivcr II feet Ii inches:
f.liu-. tulI-
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MUST PAY FEES TWICE.
Insurance Companies Affected by
Supreme Court Decision.
rrnI LII. SPElIAL

REpI EIIC SPECIAL
Lincoln. Neh. Feb. l..-Auditor Of State
cornell. 10y virtue uf a recent decision of
tn. Nebraska Supreme Court. has taken ac-
tiuu tn charge up To the various Insurance
companies Interested the amount of eN-
Auditor Moore'- Iefalcation which approx
mated $3.50. To-day the Auditor began
by sending notices to all companies which
had paid in the money as fees 10 Moore
that they mast pay ii over.
The decision WAS To the effect that the
State Treasurer is the only official vested
hy the Constitution with tn. power to re-
,,iVe money. and that the payments to
Moore were not binding on the state. IL
is understood that the policy nf the Audi
Tor will h. To declare forfeited the licenses
Of all companies refusing 10 make the re-
quired payments
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III RIINGToN ROUTE.

- l.. n 8 y. " X E-t nj. n SfAlp1.
Train Depart. Arrive
Express -. '~. '2o5 pm Ais pm
III" Nebraska 'ol,r.do IN
.In~.ph -. .1 .2o IN g s, pm
Hrny'g. Lincoln. Omaha. Kan
sd- ely. -. Joseph. L-av-n-
worm ana California \isrt
EApr"~- ..-..- 80. -. "s&5 pm an
Helena Montana points. North
iaeit;- coast and BLACK EIiIIS $50 pm ".ls am
Hannibal. gUin'y k-1kuk and
Burlington bJtgmwa ami
b'S M"ines Night Express 80 I'm = 80 am
Kansas CIty. Atrhi~oU. ~. jo-
-enh ari y..av-nw1rth ,..... 500 am - 20 pm
Fa-f Mail Hannibal. Guia'y.
i'url!ugt'n ant Iowa points. '25S am ...-..---
L"'ni i1ass'rs"r from Hanni-
tai &C.. -.-.. -........-...... .....-... I'll % am
Local Passenger from Hann,-
s.. Paul and Minneapolis - - pm '2.l5 pm
Eack Island. s.. Paul. Mime
haru@ Express. =. -s21 am '5cl pm
Rock Island. bushnell. Gales
Dubuque Espres. So I'm vs. 70 sr,
-. l.. X n Y. " r. r -Cnion station.
For Alton-I%aves sos a. n. daily sI II. n.
daily; II a IN. daily. 2 p m except SUNDAY.
BOA :. N except SUNDAY. !2i . ~. daily. %
y m daily. $50 T. m daily.
except sunday. 80 a. M. daily. 400 a. IN OK
""pt sunday. Ia p m. daily. az = IN. excerpt
Sunday. 81 = m daily. : = m. daily.
All trains except on" departing at SIS ?. n
and OF" arriving al SO .. m stop al Washing
Ton avenue.
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STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI
Tennessee and Lower Miss. Rivers.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

shin all freight for landings between paducah
and NatarIo'. Aa.. ard Cairo ard VickSburc VIA
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILWAY.
CARE LEE IL STEAMERS. RrlGklvr. II.
and Cairo. III. ISAAC Z LUSH General Agent.
Phones-Nain as A. Main Us.
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and Departure of Trains at
the tniOn station.
AIR LINE.
louisville. EVAN

LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE ASp ST. Loi
CONSOLIDATED itAIi.tDAD.
Train. Depart. Am
r.uffaIIt. NJ. Vernon. NJ.
carmel. Princeton. Louisville.
New ~. SOS am 80
Nj. vernon A,.pmmnda,iru.... ~ I'm 50
FlDriia Air Line tainted
louisville. I%N.n.t0u. 'hatta-
mega. Atlanta. Jacksonville.
ia - T. pm . 81
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FINANCIAL.

GEO. F HOFFMAN. Cashier.
r. T. STURGEON. Asst Cashier
u. a. PHILLIPS, Il Asst Cashier.
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TOOK TOO MUCH MEDICINE.
Samuel Locke Died Suddenly at
Lifchticld. Ill.
IFPTRLIC SPECIAL.

7 n EI.I' ~FF'TNL-
Iitchtisil. ILL.,. Feb. i5.-SamUel Locke died
very suddenly here this afternoon from an
overdose of medicine, taken By mistake.
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ST. Louis MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
NINAL RAILWAY Btu TRAIN

Easthound-I<.v~s Eighth and Cratic, SIS
week days. SIS -. S5l. 1905. fl.ls a m, al
Is. 2:is. 80. 5.I5 p. m
sundays. 81. "a. t0'a n. n. and 81 n. VI
Leave Washington Ave Week days. f.2l. 80.
-. fn-aa. II . a m and 90. 80. 4o4. J.Ia So;
r n. SATURDAYS. II * = m
SUNDAYS so. -:s2 10 = a. m. and - =. n.
Westhound Leaves Grant, Gtv-Nesk 6ars.
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