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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-01

AUGUSTA LOCALS

u-py' old year. Pood-by,
you nave not brought me wealth.
~ nave not raised me high
Gu, you nave left me health
Ny old year, and as Won gu
Ny praises go with thee.
on leave M tOiling up IN. mn
Ste YOU passing On, bur NH
Hope fingers here with M,
H2od-by, g"od-by, old y.ar,
!, lou nav" not made nv. great
htN 'iiu' new tasks appear
ma must work ANA wait
'ou I'm; Oh year, but as Won p,
Stii bear my praise away
Ini.' may ton, ana, toiling hold
IN my breast the faith of o.d
mat sights coming day'
rood-bE, old year. good-by,
h"u nave not brought me- fame.
on leave no hunGrs /
MAY proudly rush to claim
"ood- bN. Old year-ytt. as Won leave
= iahe my praise along,
,'iIi'" may still through hopeful ewes
iif distant gior.es rise
Ana sing hopeful song
coed by. good by. ola year,
ne way is rough before.
Ahd Fuewn along the rear
are creams III dream no more
'"oh- bN, old year, and let me sing
my praise as best | can
since | am loved ana still may love
ANA since thou hast not robbed me Of
iair mans faith in man,
Chicago Times Herald
The schools of the city will open
this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-01

lhere VIII be an important meeting
oil the kennebec Historical Society. ar
: O'Clock. Tuesday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-01

The hovs were playing polo on the
,.;,.1r for the first time of the season,
Sunday. Z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-01
cRAIN-O! GRAIN o.

onber that name when you want a
Remeu apretiziu=, nourishing food
deliciou7' ,,ke the p:ce Of coffee. Sold
drinkS, 70 .o ar ana lined by All who have
by az ~, Grain-O is made of pure grain.
used used, It. digestion and Strengthens the
1t AIDS If is not a stimulant but 4
ssa6 ' %@as ' il SWIFT" Mn I% g Wen sa0 s
the 49, about 4, as much as coffee
1t IA &c. per package ASK your gro.
o. Tar Grain g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-01

Discussions as to whether this IS the
first year Of the 10Th century or the
last If the 18th We're rife. Saturday.
The latter argument is the on" thal
about always prevails, bat some 81 liit'
discussions are 81 very perpleNihS that
even tn participants themselves get 80
badly twisted in their scientific reasons
that they often floor themselves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-01

we have collectors of all sorts, from
calendar collectors to the people VINO
collect all the money they can ma. put
| have started upon 4 new hobby, ana
one that think is different thlh any
on record" said a Water street buSi-
ness man, Saturday. 81 shall endraN"'
to gather as many pictures of death
bed scenes of George Washington as
possible. The pictures are by II" means
handsome or cheerful. but the WI"'
di%Simlarity Of them is what makes
them interesting. l have. TINS year
since the date Of the Tooth anniversary
of the dalth of Washington. seen
dozens tnese pictures and n" tw'
are ali Chey have the illustrious
man II lg on everything from a
couch fCn bedstead to four
posted, topped affair, the latter
probabl the correct thing. The
people an vary in numbers. ana
his wife o familiar to us, shows
instead -. We are used to seeing,
a wide artists ideals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-01
Augusta Lodge Directory.

AUGUSTA I0nGE. no III. F.
4 & \. NJ. ANIMAL cummunication,
~ tuesday evebng. Jan. ., at $50
NCT o'clock. Eicdl"n Of officers.
v Vc,AI-DE W. TOyNSENp, w. NJ.
,.nl,NONT ! & LITTLE. Sac'v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-01

The schools of the city will open
this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-01

HAVING DECIDED ANOTHER STORE IN BA
GEO r. kElrIlS GOODS AT GREA TlY REDUCED PRICES /
a FEW PRICES THAT THE PUBL C MAY BE CONVINCED .
PUNCHED SALE -.s .s.s gary wv ~ ss,s...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30
NEWS OF THB DAY.

Handbills urging sn Irish rebellion
were distributed st a nationalist meet
ing in Cork yesterday.
II ia reported in Washington that
Senator Wellington, republican, OF
Maryland, will take the stump Tor
Bryan.
Democrats charge that returns OF the
census are being doclored 20 show false
prosperity for republican campaign
purposes.
Lest week American scouting"
parties 10 the Philippines killed $50
natives. Ten Americans were killed
and Il wounded.
Buffalo Bills Wild West Show was
badly shaken up ia railroad collision
in Michigan, yesterday. One employe
vas killed and several were injured.
A tornado caused great destruction
in North Dakota on Saturday. a boy
was killed, three fatally injured ano
many buildings were wrecked. sew
eral inches OF hail, which followed the
storm, completed the destruction OF Inc
crops.
The census Office, at the close OF to.
DAYS business, will have paid Oh
10000 enumerators, leaving 42,OOO
more to be paid. They are bsing set
tied with at the rate Of 1000 DAY,
which will wind up the payment OF the
euumerators about September 10.
General French has occupied Middle.
burg, in the Transvasl, snd General
Pole with the Guards Brigade,
hss arrived at Brugsprult, twenty miles
west of Middleburg. The capture OF
Fourlesburg by the British was preeed-
ed by a two-dsy's battle, in which Gen q
ersl Hunters forces suffered. 1t wss
reported that President Steyn and Gen.
ersl De Wet were surrounded on toe
Vaal river. Lord RoOerts's forces are
said to be closing in Oh hrugeI's army
10 the Lydenburg district.
Estos G. Rathbone, recently Director
General OF Posts 10 Cuba, was arrested
in Havana, on Saturday on four charges.
These allege the unlawful drawing OF
two orders for 500 each, paying his
private COhCuudu hDu SatuOnoi ~"
the postal funds and drawing per diem
allowance when not entitled to do go
Rathoone was held in bonds Of S25, 600.
Rathoone was obliged to 60 to the
, guard house that night, because the
Judge ruled that Francisco Gamhs, oDe
OF the richest Spanish merchants IL
Havaus, could not go on his bond With
out the consent OF his business partner
A general election will be held 10
North Carolina next Thursday, aDc
toe question OF the adoption OF al
amendment will be voted to the COL
situation limiting the electoral fran
chise. There is apparently little doubi
a. to the result OF the election, both s.
20 the amendment and State ticket. L
now seems 10 be simply question Of
majority. Tie opponents OF tn
amendment acknowledge that it will
be adopted. As the amendment and
the democratic state ticket will run
very close together, the populis.s and
republicans have practically aban'
doned their State ticket in an effort tc
elect majority Of tne Legislature and
return Butler TO the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30
From China.

Shanghai, July 30.-It is reported
that Lii Hung Chang is preparing a
proclamation assuring pardon to the
boxers If they will lay down their arms
Rome, July l0.-The family of Prince
Gaetani has received a telegram that
the princess sou, Livio, who is an at
tsche at Pekin, is safe. The propa.
ganda OF the Vatican has been informed
that Bishop Favier, of Pekin is still
alive.
London, July 30-The British consul
at Tientsin reports under date OF July
%, confirming the story told by q Coi-
uese student, sent 10 Pekin for news,
that the legations were still holding out
on July Is, when an edict was issued
commanding their protection. The
student, says the consul, reports fud
ing a strong body of Hang-Su troops
about the legations, but says there was
no firing when he left,
Paris. July 30-A Tientsin dispatch
SAYS that according to the latest advices
from Pekin, July Is, the Chinese made
a night attack on the legations on July
10 but were led into trap by the
British and Americans and lost 1000
killed.
London July 30.-A Tientsin des-
patch dated July 9th says that the
British and American troops ore pre-
pairing to be able to advance on Pekin
on 4S hours notice. They are planning
to make a demonstration towards
Yangtse Sun, about twenty fue miles
north OF Tientsin, where, it is reported,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

on the democratic eide OF the
House. He says the nomination
of Mr.. Jones By the democrats
in the Toledo district OF his state Will
tend greatly to increase the democratic
strength 10 the whole State, and that
az the success OF Mr.. Hanna would 10 no
way be advantageous to Senator For
aker, the friends OF the latter are not
likely to strain their heart stripgs 70
elect Mr.. Hanna's man, and this ana
the German vote on account OF the
Boers, and the Irish vote, on account OF
the British alliance, will, he Is disposed
10 think, be sufficient to bring ONO
back into the democratic ranks. sec
retarg Keer OF the democratic commit
tee SAYS chairman JONES will be here
on Wednesday.
A Northern democrat OF some promi-
hence, on his way through here TINS
morning, said bis experience vita ns-
tional democratic committees, was that
they were OF little or no service 70
their party, and that the proper way 70
conduct campaigns was by State, dis
trict. and city and county committees,
az the people in their respective com
munities know a great deal more ABOUT
tie literature and the speakers That
would be effective in their respective
communities than any national COM
mittee could possibly be, and that the
only business there is for q national
committee to do, ia TO collect money
and distribute it among the state
| chairmen, OF whose probity aud per-
| sonal disinterestedness there should be
no doubt. He ssid the result OF next
| Noyember's election depended on New ork,
| Indiana, Ohio, Illinois and Visor sin OF cSI-
| ryipg al OF which, be says, toe democrats
have now really good grounds for hope, snrd
| II the REPUBLICAN election fund be lot are
| enough 10 bay the voter. in them IN blocks
\ Of hundreds, they will surely do so, IS
| the course Of the administration In fostering
| trusts, exempting the rieh from taxation
| while taxing the poor. appointing men 10
| OH &c on pulls and not on merit, taxing the
side Of the English against the Beer, forming
1 British alliance, having large standing armies
| immense paYies, and evident tendency toward
imperialism, hsd disguised Thousands oil voters
in those etates and would induce them to cast
democratic ballots, and that many Others
| would do % for no bette- reason than desire
for change.
F P. sutherland was appointed postmaster
at Bucu, Dickinson county, Va, today. vice
Ezekiel Sutherland, dead.
It 10 stated by administration officials tina
the President mas rendered to Ex-Goy. Rogei
Walcott, Of Massachusetts, the position OF Am
bassador to Itsly.
At the brokers' offices here today boil
stocks and grain were quoted Is weak.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30
OPENING AND CLOSING OFMAI

Northern mails, week days. close ,. f,
.. In. and ! Is, 2 90, 80 and % On,
Open at s 90 a. M, ~ 90 m.snd 70
n. On Sundays Northern mails close D.
p. m. and : 20 P. m. EFF. .e
Southern mSils Wis ChsrlottesyA,e. -
at 90 snd 10 SO 8. m. and 20
755 pm Open st g 90 B. 10 sn-
southern mails, Wis Richmond, coz r..
IL 30 a. N. and 2 so snd Z 30 ?. D. y"
At & a. m and 1 and p. m. -soep
Manassas Division mails close 81 "
snd 3 As p. m. Open st l p. m. ,..ksa
Alexandria and Bound Hill iosl,o 49,"
7 rs a. m. and 4 p. m. Open 81
Chsespeske and Ohio nails Close a. j
Q. m. and Z SO p. m. Open at > U"
w Washington + m mails close at % az y
a M. and 1 is, 2 80, 6 90 and ! ,9Sc}iul
Omen At 8 90 s. NJ, IL 90 N. snd
o 81 2; Fl aoun-op.n q, s oOan COS
3 Sunday SS q N Houn-op.n q, sOOAr. G"
At 9 80 8. 10. ,,sie
OarrieIs' Schedule-Colectioh y
inside routes-6 80 and 10 W a
3 90 and s 80 p. m. Full route SG)r
and s 80 p. m. Sunday collector 00ah
m. Carriers window open Sunday ~
and close 8 30 a. "a. ,oOn O. -
Deliveries made g 90 q. NJ, ! up
4 10 p. M. a.. Ten ninsS
h.fors hour indicated fof clonn&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30
THE CHINESE TROUBLES.

Failing to get Dy other means true
story of the situation in isolated Pekin,
the allies have resorted to the use Of
couriers and spies. A special courier
has been sent TO United States Minister
Oonger by Consul McWsde, the repre- =
sentative of this country at Canton.
American and British officers at TieD-
tsiD have sent several spies whose re-
turn is anxiously awaited.
Part of the international column al
Tieptsin is ready to begin the march to
Pekiu and a start may be made today
Delay 10 the arrival OF cavalry horses
may cause po5tpOnement.
Lii Hung Chang, according to dir.
patch from Shanghai, now makes bold
to advocate strongly the holding OF the
ministers at Pekin as hostages. He
continues to declare that all the min
listers except Ketteler are safe and that
a friendly settlement with the allies is
D ossibe. An imperial decree, accord
to Shanghai dispatch, has been issued
referring to the diplomstes as hostages.
II directs the Viceroys OF the provinces
TO try to make peace with foreign repre-.
sentatives, but warns them at the same
time to prepare to defend the country.
Late dispatches in reference to the re
ported massacre of native Christians al
Paoting Flu, south OF PekiD, state that
1000 were killed. Several American
missionaries. it is feared, met similar
fate there. Sheng, Direc photographs,
mas confirmed the news OF a massacre
of foreigners at PaotiBg Flu. He tells
also OF other massscres 10 the territory
south OF PekiD.
The British government has Issued
."blue book" showing that Sir Claude
Macdonald had warned the Chinese
government of the dangerous tend.
eDcies OF the Boxer movement.
A letter was received from Mrs
Woodward, who was visiting Minister
Conger 10 PeklD, telling of the ineffect
usl attempt Of the women 10 get out Of
the Chinese capital.
The Chinese general, Lii Ho Kel. is
reported to be marching to Pekin. his
orders are to exterminate the Christ
ians, and he is said to have killed q
French priest aud two to three thou
sand natives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30
TIE FIESTA A FAILURE.

A dispatch from Manila says the two
DAVIS fiesta in Manila organized by Sc
nor Palermo and his political followers
to commemorate the amnesty resulted
in fasco. The people were passive,
unenthusiastic, and not even interested.
Failing to precelve any tangible, etec
tive results OF amnesty, they say they
can see no reasons for celebrating.
Judge TAFT and his colleagues OF the
commission felt constrained to decline
to attend the banquet, as they had been
informed that the speeches would favor
independence under American protec-
ton, and they could not psssively lend
their acquiescence by being present.
Senior Palermo, forseeing the suspen-
sion of the banquet without the Amer
icans, franticslly appealed to them to
attend, promising that there should be
no speeches, about which there had been
a Misunderstanding. The provost's pre-
cautions were extreme. The guards
were doubled both days and the author
tiles forbade the display OF Filipino flags
and of pictures of President Mckinley
aud Aeuinaldo fraternally framed. The
festa is generally considered to have
been premature and unfortunate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

Bo,h -screiary Hay and Mjni,,..
Wa ii credit the report that ~
Hung Chang had been ordered IN D.
kin 70 ses7nle command over the i.
perisl army against the foreigners '''
Orders b we been issued to the =.
rious factories In this country mski',
government equipment aud Cloths
looking to q long and srduous c,E
psign.
The wave OF massacre is said n :.
spreading in China, and orders are ;.
ported TO have been Issued to prevs..
the escape Of foreigners now 10 the n
terror.
General Tang Fnh Tang is repo,,.,
TO have threatened 10 kill the mibists,
II the interustionals start for Pekin
The transport Hancock sailed from
San FRANCISCO for rsku, China. yests,
dsyi wiki four batteries OF the Tbi,5
Artillery.
The War Department was advised 4,
The arrival of the Lenox and Cam
maugb 81 Kobe, Japan.
The cruiser Buffalo has arrived g.
Hong Kong std sailed for Tsku with
relief men for the naval crew.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30
MONDAY EVENING. JULY 80, 1900

Nh. BURcH, q well-known manuisc-
turer Of New Jersey, employing a large
number of hands, being an intelilgent
and obseryant man, and not paid to
pretend to be blind, sees what is going
on before biz face, aud is not AFRAID 10
say that he does. In q recent inter-
view be said:
"New jersey has not for tTenty-iour
hours during the last four years enjoy
ed the reported Mckinley prosperity;
The manufacturers, merchants, apo
farmers are in the same condition tnat
tbsv were four years ago, II not worse.
They have learned by bitter experience
that the doctrine OF imperialism snd 81
Ience il running the real interests Oh the
STATE. and that New Jersey 10 no" De-
ginning to reap the fruits OF her serVlie
6olicy OF catering to the republican
trusts
The most remarkable thing OF tnis
strange eventiul age is the continuity
and persistentcy with which the repuo-
licaus and their allies, the goldites' re-
itera.e the stories OF the alleged exist
ing business boom and generally pre-
vailing prosperity. All that any un-
preiudi,ed and disinterested man has
to do to convince himself that such
stories have no real foundation, Is 70
walk about the streets OF the town or
CITY 10 which he lives, no matter ID
what part Of the country, and note the
number OF vacant houses and idle men
he sees. One OF these days the repuoil-
cans may perhaps find out that all
the voters are not such fools as they
take them to be-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30
Rathbone in Jail.

Havana, July 3O.-Estes G. Rathbone,
former director General of Posts, 10
Cuba, is still in Jail, but expects to be
able to furnish the necessary bond before
night. Rathbone has received calls OF
sympathy from many prominent per-
sons including General Fitzhugh Lee
and his staff, all in full uniform. The
former-post Office director is cheerful
and confident. He is comfortably stu
aled in the prison and treated with
great consideration. He says he has
nothing to give out at present, but will
make q statement later.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30
TELEGRATHIC BREVITIES.

Ten people we're injured iD street
car accident last night at Toledo, o.,
~ fash OF electricity, which fatally
burned one passenger and painfully
burned the others. The accident was
a peculiar one. One of the Long B 1t
cars had just reached 23i street when
there was blind fash Of electricity,
followed by a cloud Of smoke. The
flames burned the passengers and
many of them tumbled into the street.
At Georgetown, Ky, today the defense be-
gao It's side Of the case in the Goebel murder
trial, and asked for instructions for verdict
of scquittsl. The motion was oyerrulcd.
Rev. VIM. Dexter Wilson. emeritus profess
sor Of Cornell University, and senior presby-
ter Of Central New York, died at Syracuse, N,
Y today, sge1 "a years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30
Foreign News.

Paris, July 30.-A rumor was cur
rent here today that 90 attempt had
been made to assassinate the Shah Of
Persia, now in Paris. The report
proved to be uDfounded and originated
q the arrest of a poor Persisn in the
Shah's vicinity. The man was arrested
for carrying knife.
Berlin, July OF is semi-ofh-
cialIy announced that the fret version
Of Emperor Williams Bremerhsven
speech (omitting the charge to take 90
prisoners in ChiDs) is correct. Il is
also stated that full entente cordisle
exists between Berlin and Washington
regarding the treatment of the Chin 9se.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30
The Colored Vote.

Chicago, July 30.-The national re-
publican committee is somewhat con-
cerned about the colored vote. Let
tiers OF warning have been received
from a number OF politicians to the ef.
feet that the democrats are making uu-
usual efforts this year to divide the col
ored vote in Ohio, Indiana, West Vir-
einia, Illinois and Maryland particular
". The committee will endeavor to
devise some plan to Offset these threat
ed defections. Four years ago the Ds-
tional committee bought not less than
four million campaign buttons. None
will be purchased this year. The de-
cision was reached today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30
Hand Frozen Making Ice Cream.

Binghsmtou, n. Y, July S0.-Miss
Mary Little, daughter OF c. A. Little, a
prominent attorney of Tunkhannock,
Pa, and leader in society, will lose
Der hand as the result Of having it frozen
while making ice cream. She had her
right hand on the freezer and did not
notice the danger until the tips OF the
fingers were frczen solid. Great Olisters
arose on the hand, and the surgeons fear
that blood poisoning will follow, with
fatal results.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

A gentleman recently cured O. dysptns,
gave the following sppropris'e renierinsd
Burns's famous blessing: gone hsye Ia,
snd cannot eat, and come have none Ma,
want il bat We have meat sui We csn est
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure be thanked Tbs
preparation will digest what you eat I'm.
sIalily relieves and radically cures .ndss.
lion and all stomach disorders
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

The Porto RICANs would not fly the
American flag at their late festival, and
last week the Filipinos refused to cele-
brate Mr.. McKinley's amnesty procla-
NATION. If they had done otherwise 1t
would have been strange, as the former,
though annexed, have their products
taxed when sent here, and the latter
are shot down like birds whenever they
come out of the woods. But this
country has expanded end has become
one OF the great powers OF the world!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

The programme Of the tgeuty.Sr
bennia! meeting Of the Supreme L,do.
Knights o; Pythias, and Of the eucsue.
ment OF the uniform rank Of tie oms,
10 be bel in Detroit August p 10 Sen.
tsmber ! has been completed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

SENATOR DEPEw, in recent address
TO the London Bar Association, said,
America and England go hand in
hand" If the Senator were a wiser
man. he would not have 80 expressed
himself, for he would know there are
millions of American voters who don't
want to walk hand in hand, or any
other Way. with England.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

Chicago, July % Cattle Market l.o
inally steady. Natives, good prime, ' Y, ~
So. 15a5. So; poor to medium, Si'Vs(l'~
selected feeders. S4a4 60; mixed ,tofss,..
S3s3 80; cows S3s4.7O; hefers; -. 2o'o''
bulls, 81 90a4.60; calves S5.5Os7 ,..~
Hogs-MsTket active mostly JOE Itg9,
top, s. 42la; mixed and butchers ~, .5l'
$40; good to choice heavy, - -V,9 ; 4,
rough heavy, S5s5.12la; light, - Zo'''g
Sheep aud Lambs-Msrket stesd'' 81
to choice wethers, "a. 15s4.5 }; fsir to GA: %,
mixed, $3.25a4.10; Western sheep +
4.40; native lambs, 81. 40a6; Western i'-'
b5b6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

Ex-CoHeREssMAN MEREDITH, whose
death is announced in another
column, was not a native Vir'
GINA, having been born in Ala
bama. but by education and unbroken
association, he was Virginian from
head to toe and all the way through.
He served his State and country faith
fully, and to the best Of his ability, and
his death will be regretted sincerely,
not only by the people of this district,
but by many 10 other parts ofthe State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

THE assassin has been at work again
and another king has fallen by his
means. Emperors, Kings and Presl'
depts are all the same to bis bullet, and
there ia no way by which his hand may
be stayed. While there ia life, there is
opportunity for him to end it by muir
der. and all mes and places are suit
able occasions for bis doing go. And if
a desperate can shoot a Governor in
free Kentucky, what wonder is 1t that
a reckless man should shoot King in
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