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L>ARM and homestead of the late J, Henry
II Sewaii, situated six miles from Bucks
port village and two miles from orlRnd. Sew
enty acres comprising aeld. pasture and wood
land. Between 400 aud 800 cords of wood be-
sides valuable pine lumber. Land in good cul-
tvaiion. Buildings in good repair. Immedt-
ate possession given. For further particulars
inquire Of Mas. Lizzie A. SExALL, Orland, Me.
roTTAGE at Lamoine Beach near shore
y Acres hotel, for sale or rent. Inquire of
T.. Eso, Ellsworth, {. c. TooLE. Is Fern ST,
Bangor or at cottage.
STOVE-A good Office stove. VIII burn wood
- or eoa,. In perfect condition; has been
used bat little. viii be sold cheap. Inquire
a; The AMERICAN office.
nICYCLE-A FIST class. brand new wheel,
ID 1900 model. List at ESQ. VIII be sold at
great bargain. Inquire at Tue AsKsicas
Office.
7 AND on Oak and Lincoln streets, former
- ly owned by ID. f. Hurley. Also one large
lot on the Stabawl road, formerly owned BY
Jas. +. Ford. The above properties will be
sold cheap on easy terms. All persons are
hereby warned against cutting hay or tres
passing in any manner thereon Address
MRS. l. n. FoRp. Bar Harhor. Me.
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press. The New York Musical Courier
says: "Great things are expected from
Mr.. Walter Wheatiey. His voice OF
exquisite quality, together with very
musical temperament, leaves little to be
desired in his work wbich Is thoroug hl y
artistic" The Galveston Ners says be
possesses "s magnificent voice.. The
Chicago Musical Times says: "a tenor
destined to be well known in America is
Mr.. Walter II. Whestiey, W hose beautiful
voice has already won many admirers in
Chicago and the West"
The musicioying people OF Ellsworth
and vicinity have an opport unity to niey
a rare treat. Hancock ball ought next
Monday evening to be filed. Following
Is the
PROGRAMME
a Prelude ............ .RaehmaninoT
Noeturne ........--....-............ Chopin
Old French Gsvotie.
MIR Victor Beigel
. Four Old English Songs.
Miss Marguerite Hall
Aria from Faust. .6ouhod
Mr. Waiter heatley.
Hungarian Fantasia. Victor Beigel
Mr. Beigel
Hungarian themes treated by Mr. Victor
Beigel in improyisato fashion with
original variations"
= snrin9 'o"s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Victor Beigel
Les files de LAdix.... .....-............ To-ti
Miss Hall
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Fire at Mt. Desert Ferry,

The house of r. II. KeIlam was burned
on the night OF the Fourth. The fire is
supposed to have caught from fire
crackers. The loss is about 1900; in
sured.
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H,HE subscriber hereby gives notice that
,1ator he Il mas ID been duly Appointed admins
late OF Ellsworth, in the county OF
Hancock, deceased, and given bonds as the
law directs: All persons having de-
mands against the estate OF said de.
ceased are desired to present the same
for settlement, and all indebted thereto are
requested to make payment Immediately.
July 3. q. d. 1900. AnSn W Elnn
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Hnli's Cove shines with its new electric
lights. The lights are part of the Bar
Harbor system. The road is lighted all
the way to Bar Harbor, the lights burn
ing all night during the summer.
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The church societies over Brooksyiiie
way turn the Fourth to real account. AT
South Brooksville so WAS realized from
the ceie ion, and at West Brooksville
SO Most OF this money went toward
the churches. In another respect these
towns set an excellent example. Tt e
celebration is not merely a reveal jubi-
lee-but a programme of real merit is
presented There are patriotic singing,
patriotic recitation-, patriotic speaking,
and, bet OF all, that grandest patriotic
document in American bistory-the Dec
laralio OF Independence-;sr read.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

Word comes from East Franklin that a
better feeling exists between the two
religious societies there. This Is as 1t
should be.
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A former Lamoine man, Capt. John W.
Mcfarland, Of Gloucester, Mass, is so far
"high line" of the New England fishing
fleet. On July he landed 416 barrels OF
maekerel in port, from which he stocked
$1,000. Since the middle OF April he has
landed 1900 barrels OF mackerel and
stocked over $4,000. Capt. Mcfarland
was born in Lamoine. His position as
one of the most successful fishermen OF
the East has been won through his own
efforts, and is one which has done honor
not only to himself but to his native town.
His friends in old Hancock county are
pleased to know of his success
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20 TT.

SToRE on Franklin street recently occu-
- pied Office by Ellsworth Water Co.
Inquire At 4. W. CrsHaAs L Sos'<.
STORE- Rooms-tlrst floor aud basement.
- in Masonic block on State street, until
recently occupied by the Hancock County
Publishing Co. Inquire Of JoHs II. RspMAs.
axe ut. in same building
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NONEY--A roll containing bills and n
.VA check. viii finder return same to
AMERICAN Office and receive rewards
nOG Black Newfoundland dog. answers
II to name Bruno, weight i25 b.. Any in
formation given city marshal Of Ellsworth
will be rewarded. Mas. LOIS GiLFArEick.
North Lamnine.
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ArgaI Nctilrs.

IINHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. he has been duly appointed admins
traitor Of the estate of Franklin W. Morgan
late of Surry, in the county of Hancock
deceased, and given bonds az the law directs
All persons having demands against the estate
OF said deceased are desired to present the
same for settlement, and all indebted thereto
are requested TO make payment immediately
July 3, a. d. 1900. AiRgnr T. MoRc.x
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NOTICE.

INHIs Is to notify the public that give my
i son, Walter V. Leach. the remainder o.
his minority. and shall claim none Of his
wages nor pay any of his debts after this
date. FaKp = IKACHF
East Orland, JULY . 1900.
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COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET.
For Senators:
ALBERT r. BUCK, of Orland.
HANNIBAL E. HAMLIN, of Ellsworth.
For Register Of Probate:
CHARLES p. DORR, of Ellsworth.
For Sheriff:
HOWARD F. WHITCOMB, OF Ellsworth
For County Attorney:
CHARLES II. DRUMMEY, OF Ellsworth.
For County Commissioner:
NAHUM HINCkLEY, OF BIuehin.
For County Treasurer:
OMAR W. TApLEY, of Ellsworth.
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"Her success was unquestiona bie, being
based upon high intelligence and remark
able power of expression, as well as upon
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

Ny modern house on Sterling street, Ellis.
worth, Ella ht rooms and bath; furnace heat
open plumbing, extensive grounds Apply at
house. r. T. PARKER
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Bryan has crowded the is to pill
down the tigers throat.
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Miss Hall is OF
Boston; she has
studied at home and
abroad. The Bos-
ton Herald says:
"One can always
safely rely on re-
ceiTing refined and
unbroken pleasure
from Miss Halls
singing" The Lon
don Telegraph says:
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vocal skill.
Mr.. W heatley
Is entirely new
in this section.
Throughout the
Sout b and w est,
however. be is
we'll and favor
ably known,
and has received
most fattering
notices from the
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WEDNESDAY, JULY IL, 1900.

DEPF BLICAN NOMINEES.
NATIONAL ELECTION NOV. 6, 1900.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
OF OHIO.
FOR CE-PRESIDENT.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
OF NEW YORK.
STATE ELECTION SEPT. 10, 1900.
STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
JOHN T. HILL, of Augusta.
For Member OF Congress,
EDWIN Ce,BURLEIGH, OF Augusta.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice THAI
l. he has been duly appointed exee1-
TOT of the last will and Testament; " sarah :
Barker. late of Ellsworth. in The couu-
/ ~ OF Hancock. deceased, aud given bonds
as the Law directs AL persons having de.
uaads against IN" estate OF said deceased
are desired 10 present THE same for settle.
fHcnt, and all inds bted thereto are requested
to make payment immediately.
July 3, a. d. 'yoo. a. T. BrRSuAN.
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THE GRAND JURY.

Thomas ". Mccarthy. a grocer Of :
iiudsol street. was chossn foreman o,
the new Grand Jury.
The other members arr:
Bennett J. King. furs. III Greene street
William A. Hulburt. President. 2,
FIN avenue.
John q. Mendels. broker. - Grcenwich
street
George n. Hamilton. Insurance. Il,
Broadway.
Solomon u. SoIoman. importer. q
Fifth avenue
Chester u. Munroc. banker. - Eas,
Twenty-cishth street.
Henry Johnson. printer. ig Fulton
street,
William L. skIdmore. coal, % wes,
Fhty-second street
whIam Hauchnause. clothing. ~.
Broaa~ay.
IA y. Taylor real estate. 20 Franklin
street.
sidney W. Hopkins. President. :. New
street.
Charles Il. Hammond. dry goods. q,
Churrh street.
e. Stacy clark. real estate, a E.,t
Tgeniieih street.
George Rudd. retired. 7ss East On.
Hundred and rorticih street;
Cleveland II. Dodge. metals. - John
street
Albert Biumenthal. closk.. 50 We,.
SiBsiisih street.
III l.. oppenheim. banker. % Broad
street
Harris Lyons. retired. iss West Elshty.
fourth street
James W. clark. merchant. "a Leonard
stfe.t.
iielry W. Plfseil. electrician. 81 East
r~vnlieih slr,r,.
carries Bag. acigsfy. u Aslor place.
ruscae ". ssnpson. retired. the Ia.
kota.
-uIge FDs,efr charge Was commented
rJ,on throughout the Criminal Court
Buill.ns.. AZ else 20 District Attorney
lsardiner's srssstsnts sssd. n nreem that
ne 80 Grand Jury wiu be usibised %
Ct 0arotn<s " set bsc4 ~ .Rsoorssr
- t+~3t - - =
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HOW BRITISH LOST -
GUNS IN BOER TRAN

LONDON Arm :, i:o p nth,
war once reports that Col Broad
wood loo, seven guns and oil MS bag
gage In the arbu.h laid FOR him Is ne
Bccrs on saturday The casualties
numbered ~. including - missing
The total British fore untef COL
Broa fsood sss over 700 men. while
Lord ROBBERS estimates the Boer foTres
a. from sep 10 i0oep ~ last reports
the Ninth Division and Gen French
Nth Two cavalry brigade. had reached
the scene ana Vas engaging the Beer.
The war one has received the fo''
lowing despatch from Lord Roberts.
dated BlosmioHiein. April D.
&c; received ncws ate yesterday after
noon from col. Brosdwood. Who wss al
ThAba N'chu. ihirty-eish, miles east
NJ here. that Information had rcaeifi
him that the Enemy vas approaching
v toe fercss from the ncrsh and eA<l.
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ely COGHLAN NOT INSANE.
victim NJ ~, strvta. she Was
Treated IN Bri'-s a~ Hospital
ard TsL~w Wosw~.

fi'r ros lar. sister Il Hpfr coz alan.
u hr sas taken to Bellevue u. .,.i,i To-
dty. Vas cNirued by Dr wlldmsn
'lis afternoon aud progourcci no. IN
sIre. DR. W liamn SID he xss suffer
irT only from hSstsfia
J,hf +. su',iysn. the husband % no. ?
Ccshian. appeared a. the Hospital h,,r
ana took the paticu' 10 her nome on
west Teent,-ffiA s'icct
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Foretta f'r re ;hl-,y-s, hpurs end.
lug a. = u Taesd,s Tor New York
riy and V,lnis rsriiy cloudy To-.
nixhi shower. Tucsdiy fre'h 10 brisk
-,.s.:.se.is ss"ds.
Tive foiiosinx record shows the
chanscs n the tsm.crsisr f.s the
mofrins h.uIs. - indicated by the
thermometer a. Perry. Pharmacy
. A "a. ~ A N" az A. ~. a.is H.. -
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to you the correspondence tina, has been
entered into referring thereto, and the
records Of such evidence az has been
taken In this matter. and the Court asks
sidcraticn as you may fnd It 10 de-
serve"
He cautioned the Jury to secrecy.
Although" he added. the Court "a
fully convinced that such Il the stand.
Ing aud character Of our Grand Jury
panel that an sdmonition may be su-
perfiDus"
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$4,000 In GEMS GONE.
The G.rdoir oS Mrs. smith, of
GrrmsWtov Pa, O..
NvbLrd.

PHlLApEi.PfiiA lpr'l :-D.imonds.
ieselry md money to tn va!ac o. HSpo
Ncre stolen io-iAy from The residence ~
Charles v Smith. ., Germantown. .
suburb Of thb rty. and suspicion rc-ts
upon Edward Brannin. Mr. snith's
s0tolm who u mis- ng.
The stolen property belonged ?, Mss
SMITH. Bfangin. who had been giyfn
notice o. h.z dismissal. w.is ordered -
light IRE IN tls siti.nE-roon. watch
adjoins Mr.. Smiths hopdoiF.
Two hours later Mr. Saith ds.1Y-
sTel that Let )ewei cas- lad been
broke oprn and her - textbook rogE.
81 IL cJntenis One necflacc e. salatd
A, rcoa.
Ia adiii q his the ialcg se,lrri
lxo gold watcae- and other level y.
and over t.s IN cash.
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nsTRIcT.ATT0RNeY's PART.

Nov. whsi is legal evidence: II is.
take Il. competent evidence and what
b or IL not competent evidence h q
question that Otter proves difficult both
10 lawyers and courts.
"euN,ce IL to say tia, u you have
difBculty In determining whether or.
tan evidence Is ~ y not legal. YOU viii,
an sure. md tsst the learned and
capable District attorney and his cour.
isous assistants Will always bc r,aiy.
able and wIllins TO advise you At al.
TINES and the ear % the Court will a..
Ways incline toward you.
The Grand Jury Cor the March term.
] an irfcfmed. began sn invesglg ti,n
irto the snairs Of the Third Avenue
hsilrosd Company. to ascertain whether
any criminal bresrhes Of trust had btca
cer.u.ltied b. thvse chlryei siih the
dusy o; msas gins H. sTslrs aad re.
seusves. tw VEN unable 70 complete
shsis is,sssisatt,u. aud have seco dinghy
m Il 10 sossr consideration.
- Censt ~ s~uss y - suAsln1sssi
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MILITARY RULE STILL
she,,0 safer voiA Ne Nsy <st serve
Crsss,ssi Papers - FSsssssvt
Capitol.

FRANKFORT. Ny. April :--Tae mil,
u,r, authorit.es to-day notified Sheriff
suier that he or his deputies MAY entct
Ire Capitol grounds for the purpose o.
ser,,ng processes Of a civil nsture. bat
Thai they ~tIi not b. permitted to - W
,rimlnsi papers within the Capitol gate.
LEXINGTON. A2ril a. Richard
sroIsht here from Besttyvtlle today
ana vas taken TO Frankfort this after
noon. lie Denied any knowledge OF
conspirscy to XIII Goebel.
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new WORKERS PRESENTED.
pr,,rr Of WsIcs's L~s~~ Attended
~ Css,set wt"tss~ss SD Oar
I~sstios Attaches.

LONDON. April :-The Prince Of
wales held q lcvec at 81 Jamts's Palace
Tits afternoon Tn. weather was beau
fui and large crowds witnessed the
,rri,at. which Included Lord Ssllsburj
NJ Is~eph Chamberlain and most " the
cabinet Mlnistcrs and the United States
,'hsrs. dAnaircs. Mr.. Henry white
and all the members ~ the United
States I.mhsssy.
NJ. White prevented comma nder Elo-
yer. the Tn ted States Naval Atiach,.
and Mr.. Lafayette u. Defrsese. OF New
Yvrk-
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BOY HERO
SAVED BABY.
Frank Ryan Rushed
Through Smoke and
Flames.

Two firomen we're severely injured and
. whole family narrowly escaped death
as the result Of nrc In the nat.hou c
AZ So West one Hundred and Thirty.
third street early this morning
Mrs Michael Ryan her married daugh-
ter and her son were rescued from IA.
th,rd.hoor windows BY three mcn who
lowered rope from the roof ana hauled
them up \ one-month-old baby was
hcroically saved by Frank RYAN. ihir.
tcen-ycar-old boy. Who rushed through
lame and smoke to rescue his little
nephew
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AMERICAN LED Beers
WHO CAPTURED GUNS

BUsiiMANs KoP. Free State. sun
day, April The Beers sho we're hii.
den In the 'prtlt when ~. British guns
acre captured yesterday we're COM
handed 81 Re!chnan. a Germaf-Amer,
lean.
The Bocrs retired this morning When
they discovered The British scouts lcav-
ing two Dutch military attaches. one o,
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progress. the British numbcrDno -
and the Beers ic.eo mcn. Tho woo1D
supply % the Free State capital ~ -
cut on. hut II Is believed the stroQB g.
Inducements sent out by Lore nG1u1o
vii remedy this promptly. The nor1|
are commaided by Gen. De Wet.
Tho scene Of the British disar,es 60
pears &, he Mealle snrui,. vhesu 49,
Bloemfonicin r,ad crosses . sr1ooDG
II the Moider River I
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them dangerously sounded. u u -
OF the British.
Al Of them are doing we'll "
Every me agrees that 5ut 1or O.
Broitsood's splendid handllag = q
troops no, a member Of inc fcece Vuo11
have escaped.
The Beers are stiIi holding The 49,
works and the line Of hiis 5rht,3 H.
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WOMAN DEAD IN HOTEL
twusS II Ned rslt, Dvcss~d. sRd
Nss WITH Hrr He,d for
torosev.

YOUNG woman sas found dead N
bcd ttir morning IN The Central Hotel.
one Hundrei aud Thlrty.akth auet
aud Third avenue. sh. was completely
Ia whsn found Her ciotlcs Vet, o.
,a,sp material Her purse contained ~
William Hundcrbacke-. Of, Willow ave-
n,te. Hobsken. who accomplished the W.
man TO The hotel. sas held IN the liar-
len Court a. witness for the Coroner.
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ROBERTS RECAPTURES
THE SEVEN LOST GUNS

LONDON. Aprl a despatch TO the
Chronicle from Bioemfontein says Ina;
the seven guns taken from Col. Broad
woods force N the Boer trap on satur-
day have zen rccspturci.
This Hews Is csis.sicred to be- correct.
but II fails to compensate Tor the severe
shock experienced from the defeat -
close to the British headquarters.
\ hlg engagement IN the ne g1oorhood
OF the Biocmf5nt,an watcrworks j. In
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FIERCE STRUGGLE
TO RECOVER GUNS.
peeee'osccs @scooe'eeoees

LONDON. April 2-4.55 P. M-The War O.
flee has received another despatch from Lord RI.
erts dated from Bloemfontein, Sunday, April /,
1915 P. NJ. in which, after referring to his preMonb
telegram he gives partial list Of the missing Ri
ish officers.
OF O Battery four officers were wounded. tWo
iof whom are missing. One gunner was killed sI1:
forty non-commissioned officers and men ~
wounded or missing. Lord Roberts continues:
In U Battery all are missing except Mdu
Taylor and sergeant-naior. The two cavalry
regiments did not suffer so much "a
A report has just come in that the enemy hae
retired toward Ladybrand leaving twelve wound
officers and some seventy men at the waterwogis
We are now sending an ambulance for them"
Lord Roberts says nothing in regard to tt
British guns being recaptured.
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YOUNG WOMAN KILLED HERSELF IN PROSPECT PARK

Go0nci IN chcp attire onu'a a the evident npo of making
Identification difficult refined H....f l
q, moon BIS drinking cp,o, Pa
cn7, Contained uo aBd Tho
,vcnts y,arr age 7 u '-ltur
we're regular everything oeokel good ar'Hs Tno
go Il E-225.ei'"
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lie stated that IL the report ~
true he would retire toward the ~
works seventeen miles nearer -
frntein. where we have had . -
mtnt Il mounted infan..y for t. I
lection 10 the works.
"Brosdsooi Was tod IN reply ~
Ninth Division Of Martyrs ueseou
fsntry will parch at dsytignt ~
support him. that II he csaG
necessary n should retire IT. /
water works lie moved there z
the n,-a' AMI bisouscked. ~ -
day h. ,,as sarlied by the go
attacked on three sides. ~ 49,
despatched two hcfre artillesp
aud his BAGGAGE toward -
covering some Of them ~sth r.
'-s,me tao miles frou 4
works the rosi crosses . z
Sccntinue1 q go
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Ed COREY CAN'T HAVE HIS DANCE.

Ei Corey has been refused permit. 60 PAW. .. H.r
market tO-HiEn udd~T Hiuu S t.t l.
letter Chief Dovey asking su.H ahnt ~
The decided .. .r.. -u.4
only subhuge and advised he che. l ... . .l.,st
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A SMALL RIOT At BATTERY PARK.

Constantine yeohos florist Of 1921 raeaa avenue
accused Dog Policeman Bernard NeKeeyer Of h-ofrur
Ing Battery Park tho Bar Mrke.a.
Greek emgants red follow ur The assault, eJ
fined So by Magistrate Fammcr
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GRAND JURY TO
SPARE NO ONE
No Matter How High the
Officials Affected,J Judge
Foster Says, Inquiry
Should Be rlost Thor.
ough and Merciless mo
/, One to Be Spared.

Judge Warren ". Foster. in Part L.
OF General Sessions, this morning de-
ilvered very strong charge to the
April Grand Jury In which he declared
that In IT'S investigation OF vice and
corruption the Jury should invoke the
military authority OF The State II ncc'
essary.
The courtroom was crowded aud the
charge was heard with profound IN.
ttrest. not only by DIstrict-Attorney
Gardiner ard his assistants. but by a
vast number Of citizens who mad been
drawn thnh,r by interest IN the present
crusade. ..
'It Is d,ucuIt." J6dxe Foster said. 10
denne the limit to which YOU. the Grand
Jury. may carry your inquiry.
'.lt has bees rsmor~d thai soS-
Ssptiss sststs amosg eariais nj
hsgh ssa Of low decree. ssd that
vtes 10 rsnpsst IN this COMMUNE
ity. 10 20 these are crswes. and u
10 yssr auty 10 isVsire ists them.
Aal The Cssrt stsNds ready to gise
Soe the fullest std IN ." dos"s.
Wheaevep yss have knowledge ar
reessn - believe that = crime has
Sseu epaatstea. ~ IL within Sosr
.>v ga n IA n I have said,
ySss asty 70. isssise inte u.
.rO THAT END YOu NAVE THE
RsGWv TO CALI uPON THE EN-
yeae CIVIL rOWER. AND EVEN W
NEED M rmE MILITARY AUTHOR.
rrv o. THE STATE NAY nv ~. I
yOxEp TO AID AND ASSIST SOt.
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BOY STOLE A RIDE AND WAS KILLED.

An unknown boy -hrecn yv-rs o stealing adf
truck his head against bridge s i,,c dale t.. E nii'r
and instantly Killed The laf pon. Hour
about him % 70 % aIeu.t 49,.
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'BOE RS F0RCE D BACK
HARD FIGHTIlV Nc
BRITISH AGAIN REpU[SETj
A BATTLE NEAR MAFt KING.

PRETORIA April 2Conuonadn- again heard a the direction
Of DrandIor SATURDAY and t is rcpo-' taa hs" biting occurred
saturday MaekinF IT'S add. 0o. .t column
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Some of the gold Democrats are say
ing they wont vote for Bryan anyhow
and some of the silver Democrats are
saving they won't vote for a gold man
for vice-president. Senator Tillman of
South Carolina has announced that Hill
would not be acceptable to him or TO MS
State: that his fight against the income
tax bill and his failure to campaign for
the national ticket in 1895 placed him
beyond the breastworks. Senator Har-
ris, another Populist, although more
conservative than Mr.. Tillman says
that Hill is not available for the second
position of the ticket. Senator Butler
of North Carolina is rabid anti-Hill
man and openly favors Towne in pref
erence to the New York man There is
reason to believe that should the KAN
sas City convention nominate Hill or
German, or some equally pronounced
gold Democrat, Chairman Butler Of the
Populist national convention would is
sue a statement announcing that the,
Populists of the country and those who
are in sympathy with the Sioux Falls
gathering would support the ticket
adopted in that onventiofr-nanlely,
Bryan and Towne. The men who are
now threatening to make this bolt
claim that with Hill or German on the
Kansas City ticket the independent
ticket of Bryan and Towne would show
more strength than the third ticket
placed in the field in 1896 by the Mid
die of the-Roaders
Heaps of trouble and the more the
merrier and better, as Republicans look