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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
cu,ton,s Sensational Evidence.

I,,,,kfnri. XIV. May ~. II. Cuit"H'
III. clerk Of Auditor Of stat sweeney
who Is under Indictment as accessory ~
th.. murder of Governor H"rnel. N','t oI'
th.. witness stand in MS own p'."l ol'
~. hearing of the motion Tor pan N
his case this Afternoon ana B'NS "'s'''
sensational testimony.
Culion.. testimony followed after the
motions for tail I'm the cases OF Powers,
DAVIS. Youtsey. Whitaker and COMBS h'u
been oyerruled. They offered no evidence
IN sl,ppor; OF their motion for hall. Ju"se
CantriII held that as the indictments
charge a capital offcnse. the deiendau''
were not entitled To- b2il
An order was entered transferring the
prosecutions against them To GEORGETOWN
for trial an a change If venue.
Culton was placed on the stand n MS
own behalf MS the Iirst witness In ms
hearing Tor bail. Upon direct examination
bv his counsel he said he had never con-
snired with any ii the defendants or
any one else to kill Governor Goebel lie
.li.t not know Gun Golden and only knew
Whitaker Stree the assassination.
Il had ncthinC To do win the shoo'
ina. Of Mr. Goebel." he sad. and had no
knowledge that be was - De killc,l !
was as much shocked at the news Of the
shooting rs any one iu Frankfort hla"e
no resistance 10 arrest. $50.
Colonel Campbell crosS-cNamincd Cnllon.
The substance cf his testimony WAS a.
follows:
Denies All knowledge.
I had talks with Powers AMI Taylor
about bringing men to Frankfort. Taylor
wanted Witnesses from jackson county
before the canvassinE board He said Get
about twenty-five. / haG another ;alk
with Powers. Cecil. Davidson. Howard ana
others. | don't recall any other confer
cnceS-"
Th.. defense objected TO the witness tell
ing what Powers and others said. CD
lection ovcrrulcd. Culton said;
Powers lid noc tell the men who came
with me that democratic legislators were
- lie killed 10y raising row IN The scna,e,
and | never heard il discussed W hen
Rfrrv'S contest was 20 Doe voted ON,
heard Fl discussed that he was 10 retain
his seat even II NO'cl out. ! heard nolh-
ing SAID anuut plan 90 kill anybody.
Culfon said W. Il. Johnson wanted To
borr-s-- his ttSiltou'sl pistol Hn added;
Henry Youtsey told me that Goe-
bel would be killed. L told him that
it must not be done. I told Governor
Bradley what Youtsey said and Brad
ley said:
=. .IIy God, this must not be DONE
"Youtsey afterwards said there
was nothing in it,
Witness said on the dav after tho as
sasSination he was with Jim Howard in
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07

Opium, Morphine Free Treatment.
Cure guaranteed at home without pain.
Trial free DIR. Tucker, Is and 20 Broad
ST.. Atlanta. Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
BlEEniEG PILES, No Cure No Pay.
POSTOFFICE BILL is READY

Your druggist will refund your money
If Pazo Ointment fails to cure you. Scots.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-12-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. Tells Miller, of Hick-
ory, is in town.
Mrs. Dora Brown, of Ma
rion, visited at Mr.. Swindell's
this week.
Mr. Pendland, of Linville
Falls, was here today on
business.
Mr.. Mike Plonk, OF Kings
Mountain, was here last week
on business.
Messrs. r. r. Goodson and
r. L. McConnaughey have
returned from Virginia with
a nice lot of horses.
Mr.. ]. w. Avery manages
Mr.. Goodson S livery business
when the latter gentleman is
absent from town.
The Baptist State Conven-
is being held in Raleigh this
week. Prof. E. NICK. Good
win and Mr.. c.. F. Brown are
attending as delegates from
the Morganton church.
Mrs. Lizzie Franks left last
week to attend the S. G. Meth
odist Conference, and from
there she will go to Philadel-
phia to spend the winter with
her son, Mr.. James Franks, of
that city.
The Masons of Catawba
Valley Lodge will give ban
quet on the night Of Dec. 9th
tor the wives and daughters
of the Master Masons, and if
possible the Eastern Star de-
gree will be conferred upon
the ladies who desire to take
the degree.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-12-07
Death Of Mrs. Newland, at Randleman

Death Of Mrs. Newland, at Randleman.
The many Morganton friends
of Mrs. Newland, Of Randle-
man, were deeply grieved to
hear of her death, which oc-
cured last week. Mrs. New
land was before marriage Miss
Matte Ferree and was horn
and reared in Morganton. She
was a sister Of Miss Fannie
F'erree and Mrs. Mary Higgins
of Morganton, David Ferree
and the late John Ferree, OF
Randleman. She had fever IN
the fall and it ran into con
sumption, which caused her
death. She leaves a husband
and several children.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Hicks Entertain
Friopdo

Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Hicks Entertain
Friends.
A delightful "At Home"
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. D.
J. Hicks on Thanksgiving eve
ming. The following were
the invited guests: Misses
Martha Bell, Hesta Reid, Sa-
rah kinniard, Nettie McDan-
iels, Eugenia Welch, Olive
Grimes, Mamie Fleming, May
Davis, May Herlock, Addie
Hallyburton, Flora Dula and
Carrie Nimocks, and Messrs.
Louis McKesson, Moran Col
lett, [. P. Jeter, S. r. Ccllett,
Ben Kibler, Ned Hallyburton,
w. II. Pearson, 1T. Kitchen,
Dick Bristol, Will HARRISON,
Joe Avery and A. w. Malone.
TURKEY DINNER.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Hicks
also gave turkey dinner
last Wednesday evening. The
turkey which graced the ta-
bic was won by Mr.. Hicks at
the turkey shooting at Mr..
Camps on Thanksgiving day.
The guests at the dinner were
those who took part in the
contest.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-12-07

Caught While Attempting to Escape
Jail.
On Thursday night of last
week a Federal prisoner by
the name of Rector attempted
to make his escape from Jail
here, and came very near sue
ceeding, but Jailer Lane was
a little too sharp for him.
Mr.. Lane about 20 clock heard
a pecking noise in the vicinity
of Rector's cell and suspected
something was wrong. On
going into the Jail yard he
discovered a mans legs
protruding from a hole in the
wall. Presently Rector came
swinging down by blankets.
When he got about half way
down Mr.. Lane halted him, in
the meantime firing a pistol
into the air and com mmanding
Rector to go back the way he
came; but Rector nervously
declared that he could not,
and came on down into the
iailer's arms and was taken
back in the Jail and locked in
a cage. Jailer Lane found a
razor in one of Rector $ over
coat pockets.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-12-07

.The best form of Blank
COTTON for sale at The News
office.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-12-07
Great Slaughter Sale
MEMS, BOYS AND ....,,,,>
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
For the next 80 days, beginning
Saturday, December 9th.
3S5EGG

In order that may not have single suit left
counters when the Closes endeavor
to close article give customers
fresh stock each The past month having
successful have had clothing
of have great many ends
Men Boys and Chldrens Suits Ovecoats and SIN
gle Pants which will put at less than manu-
facurer's cost.
We will include in this Great Slaughter Sale our en-
tire stock of Ladies Read made Garments such ladies'
SUITS skirts, shrtwasts capes Jackets under
skirts and silk shirt-wasts.
Special in Our Shoe Department.
During the balance of December will give special dis
Of 25 per pair every pair of Mems Shoes
SPECIAL IN OUR HAT DEPARTMENT.
Manufacturers Sample Hats, made retail from
81 25 to s. co. your choice at 90 cts.
SPECIAL IN OUR SHIRT DEPARTMENT.
Mems Fancy Percale Shirts sOo special price rs.
Mems Fancy Percae Shirts 75c, special price Soc
353eeG
In order convince you Great Bargains
offer every department. cordially invite you call and
examine our stock whether YOU buy 1t will be
pleasure o show you what have.
Lazarus Bros.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-12-07

sE Heinz's Baked Beans.
May. Phone SO.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-12-07

In order convince that have Great Bargains
every department. cordially invite you call and
examine our stock whether YOU buy 1t will be
pleasure to show YOU what we have.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21
ARTYKUL XXI.
POrZadek pOsiedZen Grup.

kazda grupa ma prowadzic posiedzenia, we
dug nastepuJacego porzqdku:
l. Ceremonja otwarcia wedfug rytuaiu.
2. Odczytanie listy urzednik6w.
3. Odczytanie p~rotokofu z ostatniego regu-
larnego posiedzenia, oraz z posiedzenia nadzwy-
czajnego, pc MEM odbytego.
4. Instalacya urzednik6w.
>. Przyjmowanie czlonkow.
.. Odczytanie decyzye W sprawie kart po-
dr6znych.
l. Odczytanie i decyzye W sprawie podan O
odsuspendowanie.
8. Odczytanie i p~rzyjecie korespondencyj.
9. RAPPORT komitetow i Lekarza Egzaminuja-
cego.
10. Giosowanie W sprawie przyjecia kandyda-
tow.
IL. Odczytanie i decyzya W sprawie a~plikacyj
ma kandydatow.
IL. RAPPORT o czlonkach, kt6rzy sa chorzy, W
strapieniu Tub ~pozostajq bez zajecia.
IL. Odczytanie j zalatwienie rachunk0w.
Ia. RAPPORT urzednik6w o wszelkich czyn-
nosciach urzedowych od czasu ostatniego posie-
dzenia.
10. Raportowanie zmian miejsca zamieszkania
Tub adres6w czlonk6w.
10. KolektOwanie podatkow, naleznosci, kar,
etc.
IL. Sprawy niedokonczons (kazda sprawl odlo-
iona ma poprzedzajacem posiedzeniu).
Is. Move sprawy. Wyb6r urzednik6w, nomi-
nowanie stafych komitetow i wszelkie inne move
sprawy. CNa pierwszym posiedzeniu W kwartale
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S4. Kazdy kandydat ma czionka nieubezpie-
czonego ma zaplacic dwadziescia piec( .25)cent6w
ma wstepne i dwadziescia piec (25) cent6w ma
odznake; kandydat nieubezpieczony piaci try
(3) Gently miesiecznie ma ,,Zgode' cztery CD
Gently miesiecznie ma fundusz obrotowy.
SIS. Kazdy czionek ubezpieczony, zawiado-
miwszy grupe i zwrociwszy certytikat ubezpie-
czenia Sekretarzowi jen., wraz Y zawiadomieniem,
re dluzej ME chce bye czionkiem ubezpieczonym,
moe pozostac czfonkiem nieubezpieczonym i
jake TAXI nalezne podatki W grupie opfacac.
Sc. .Czlonkowie nieubezpieczeni ME NIGGA
p%iastowac zadnych urzed6w W Zwiazku, a W CRU
pie tie tylko, ktore ME dotycza finansow.
81. Czfonkowie nieubezpieczeni NIGGA po-
zostac czfonkami ubezpieczonymi, zfozywszy
aplikacye regularna, przepisana ola kandydat6w
ma czlonkow ubezpieczonych, wedfug paragraf6w
Artykulu XVI z tenn zastrzezeniem, re certyfkat
ubez1pieczenia takiego czfonka bedzie dopiero
wtedy p~rawomocny, kiedy jego aplikacya bedzie
przyjeta przez Lekarza Naczelnego, a potwier-
dzona przez Zarzad Centrally.
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~Z6ODA.

odczytanie listy tych, ktorzy ME byli obseni ami
ma iednem posiedzeniu grupy).
~: RAPPORT suspendowania czfonkow i rapport
o czfonkach, ktorzy sic ~wycofali, zrezygnowali
Tub stracili prawo do n~alezenia do grupy.
70. Dobro Iwiazku. (Zapoznawanie czfonk6w
re sprawami tajnemi, jezeli ME byfo przyjmowa-
MIA czfonkow; move hasla etc.
Il. Odroczenie. Ceremonja zamkniecia wedfug
rytuafu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21
ARTYKUL XIII.
PiecZec Grupy.

z odpowiednim rysunkiem, kt6ra ma bye wy
clskana ma wszystkich urzedowych papierach,
wydanych z upowaznienia i W imieniu grupy.
Cdbltka takiej pieczeci powinna sic znajdowac W
biurze Sekretarza Jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21
ARTYKUL Xxx.
Grupy, skfad ich etc.

81. Grupa,. gdy jest zorganizowana, ma sic
skiadac przynajmniej z jedenastu Q1) czfonk6w,
ale "a specyalnem zezwoleniem Zarzadu Central
nego liczba czfonkow grupy moze bye nizsza od
IL. Grupa powinna we wszystkiem stosowac
sic do praw i przepis6w Zwiazku, uchwalonych
przez Walne Sejmy.
So. Grupa ME ma bye nazwana nazwiskiem
osoby zyjacej, Tub nazwa innej grupy Zwiazku.
Grupa zorganizowana przez dni trzydziesci, kt6ra
raz przyjeia legalna NAIVE, ME moze zmienic tel
NAVY be- formalnej zgody re strony Zarzadu
Centralnepo.
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AKTY XXI.
P~OsiedZenia Grup.

81. Stale posiedzenia grupy NIGGA sic odby-
wac tygodniowo, p6f-miesiecznie, lub miesiecznie
wdniach godzinach, oznaczonyeh przez grupe, a
o wszelkich zmianach W dacie posiedzen Sekre-
tarz Finansowy natychmiast zawiadomi Sekre-
TARA Jen.
2. Posiedzenie grupy ma bye otwarte W czasie
oznaczonym, jezeli jedna szosta Geese dobrze sto-
jacych czfonkow jest obecna; czwarta Geese
czfonkow dobrze s~tojqcych ma stanowic quorum,
upowaznione do zaiatwiania interes6w grupy.
w razie nieobecnocci Prezesa i Vice Prezesa,
Sekretarz FinansOwy ma otwierac posiedzenie.
Kazdy dobrze stojqcy czionek moze bye wybrany
przewodniczacym posiedzenia wiekszoscia gfo-
sow cZfonk6w obecnych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21

Sejm ~Nadzwyczajny Zwiazku Narodowego Polskiego
W Stanach Zjednoczonych Poinocnej Ameryki, odbyty
W Chicago, Ill, w dniach cd 10 - 24-go marca 1900 r.,
zwolany wedle uchwai Sejmu XIII prawnie zorganizo-
'wany, przyimuje nastepuiacq konstytucye:
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XIV.
Obowiazki Urzednik6w Grup.

81. Prezes ma przewodniczyG ma wszystkich
posiedzeniach i przestrzegac wszystkich praw
W obrebieGrupy ;decyduje W kwestyach porzadku,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21
kOnstytucya i Prawa, Regufy i Przepisy
Zwiazku Narodowego POlskiego,

stanach Zjednoczonych P6inocnej Ameryki.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-04-19

Formal Dedication of Frances
Great Exposition.
THE SHOW Is FAR FROM READY
Sueeches Of Presttlemt LOmbet and Min
Extent Of A,ueric"m Exhibits.

Paris April 1.-THE exposition OF
1900 is open. but it will be at least u
month before anything but buildings is
to be seen. The DAYS ceremonies were
u peculiar mixture OF sumptuous splen-
dor in the Sale des Fetes, and wide
spread confusion elsewhere. Nothin :
could have exceeded the picturesque
stage setting in the beautiful building
in which the ceremonies were held, the
gorgeous uniforms of the diplomats and
soldiers, the splendid orchestra and
chorus and the magnificent effect pro-
duced by the grand staircase, up which
President Loubet proceeded to view the
exposition, lined with some 200 picked
men of the Republican guard, with
jackbo white breeches, cleaning
cuirasses and horse.hair plunes stream
ing from shining helmets. At the top
OF this stairway was II room, the in
terror of which could be seen from the
Sale des Fetes, and this was hung with
priceless gobelins from the Louvre.
Into this splendid apartment President
Loubet entered and walked down the
avenue to his boat. This part OF the
days arrangement was perfect, but the
rest was chaos.
The weather today was luckily all
that could be desired. Fourteen thous'
and guests had been invited to the
function, and they had, because OF the
fine weather, only the dust to endure.
Had the day been wet, the unrolled
~ nd
have been turned into a mass OF mud.
The afternoon was holiday in Paris
by general consent, and a host OF
country people crowded into the city
to swell the multitudes, who from an
early hour serged in the direction of the
exposition and took up positions along
the route of the presidential procession
and at the approaches to the grounds.
The, immense number of guests prac-
tically swept the central streets clean
of cabs. of which an unbroken stream,
several deep, drifted slowly toward the
gates between noon and $3.50 y. Nj.
Drifted is the correct expression for the
rate OF progress. because the traffic ar
rangements were SO inadequate that
hundreds of vehicles did not reach the
exposition at all. and the occupants
were either left stranded en route or
were Obliged to abandon their carriages
and proceed OH foot. This was the ex.
pedient ordinarily adopted, even by
several members OF the diplomatic
corps and two gorgeously attired Off
Gals of the Chinese embassy, after
hastily walking several blocks. arrived
in the Sale DIES Fetes just in time to
hear the cheering Mt the conclusion OF
the ceremony.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-04-19
cH,NesE REIGN OF TERROR
Powerful vicrroys Protest to the EN-
press DOwager.

Powerful vtCerOys Protest to the Etn-
press DOwager.
Shanghai, April l6.-A full account
has been received here of the meeting
on March 5 ut Peking between the en-
press dowager and the grand council.
Protests were read from the viceroys
and governors OF Hine of the Is prov
inces against the policy OF the empress
dowager. These officials are the great
est provincial authorities in China.
They declared unitedly that, ii the en-
press dowager persists i'll prosecuting
the reformers and continuing her reign
of terror policy, the Chinese under
them will rebel against the Manchus.
The viceroy at Marking says he has
14O, 900 Hunanese troops who are anx-
ious to fight the Manchus. and he fears
he cannot control them. The vice.
roys who united in this remarkable step
represent the provinces of klang-Su.
Anhui, Kiangsi, Human, Hupeh, Che
kiang, Fookien, Quangsi and kwang-
tung, with an aggregate population OF
$50, OO0,0 900.
Until this protest had been made.
the dowager empress had been having
things quite her own way. Though
she has desisted from her purpose to set
up new emperor, yet her wrath to.
wards those who opposed her has shown
no abatement. 1t is unbounded. Kin
Lien. Shan has been captured in the
Portuguese colony OF Macao, off the
South China coast, by Lii Hung Changes
detectives. Mr.. Kin fled from Shang-
hal last month. He is the manager of
China, and headed the petition signed
by 200 notables against setting up II
new emperor. Probably he will be
decapitated. An English law firm
here has been retained to defend him.
The government has trumped UP
charges of defalcation against Mr.. Kim
who is really very able and enlight-
ened man.
On March instructions were wired
from Picking to 500 Chow, capital OF
kiang.Su, to arrest and put to death
the reformers Weng T'Ung-Ho and
Shen Pong. These men had been in
very important positions in Picking,
but were easily captured in 500 Chow.
The chief reformer. Rang Yu Wei, has
fled to Singapore. The empress dow
ager has offered 800, 900 for his body,
dead or alive.
1t is said that there is an official
list, prepared by the Picking govern
ment, of the names OF 300 reformers
who are prescribed. A special list OF
over 35 names exists of those who are
to be killed as soon as they are cap
tured.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-04-19

could produce double that II we had
enough mouths for II. On the other
hand, we read annually of some mill
lions of people in the East who are
racked with starvation. while other
millions are kept on low diet and for
hidden to murmur. There ought to he
some way to make two such facts rs
these connect. and they are bound 10
when supply and demand become net
ter acquainted. Corn Is worth ~ cents
II bushel- Is more nutritious than wheat
and costs about half as much. All that
is needed is to make the peasants ana
artisans of Europe understand that ,t
can be made into dishes good enough
for n king. The coming Paris expose
ton Is rDt to be allowed to go by WIN
out determined effort to demonstrate
to tue European masses the cheap',ess
and worth of corn meal as an ar'cie
of diet. Indian corn Is not grown III
Europe, but it can be imported cheal''!'
and he who succeeds in teaching the
masses over there to cook ana eat |"
will accomplish Humanitarian WORE
of almost indispensable value. besides
enlorging our exports. Europes nun
gry millions do not yet know what
johnnycake Is.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-04-19
TROOPS CALLED OUT,
To Suppress Italian strikers ut Croton
Landing.


Landing.
Croton Landing. n. Y. April IT,
While everything is quiet and peaceful
III the neighborhood OF the Cornell dam
tonight, nearly 800 armed deputies are
guarding the works, and each one of
them is guessing as to what tomorrow
may bring forth. The striking Italian
laborers. whose homes are in the vicin.
ity of the works, are behaving them.
selves excellently. But underneath
their assumed quiet there is stubborn
resolve not to 20 back to work nor let
any outsiders take their places until
the contractors agree to pay the in.
crease of wages demanded. Strenuous
efforts are being made by Italian Con.
sui Branchi to bring about settlement
OF the difficulty. The strikers are very
determined in their demands, and swear
that ii outside labor is brought here
they will fight tooth and nail to prevent
it. Angelo Rotella, who is the recog.
nized leader of the strikers, said today:
"This is fight to a finish. We earn
more money than we are receiving, and
the contractors must pay us for our
work. The state should protect us,
and, instead OF sending deputies and
soldiers to help the bosses, they should
compel them to treat us rightfully. If
the bosses attempt to bring the other
laborers here we shall prevent any work
being done, and ii the military comes
to help them. then we will fight the
soldiers"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-04-19

Cape Town, April l6.-The admiral
in charge of the British fleet in these
waters has refused to permit the Brit
ish steamer Mashona, Captain John
ston, to proceed beyond Durham. The
agents of the vessel announce that the
cargo destined for Delagoa bay will be
landed at Durham.
The British gunboat Partridge on
December captured the steamer Ma
shona. which had sailed from New
York, November 3. via st. Vincent,
November 6, for Algoa bay, loaded
with flour for the Transvaal. The ves-
sci and the foodstuffs were subsequently
released ON bond and the prize court on
March - rendered verdict that u
portion of the cargo was condemned,
hut that the steamer was formally
released.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-04-19
Only Dummies.

Within the walls Of many churches
In London are Bibles that are not B
bles. though outwardly they resemble
them. Examine one Of these curious
dummies, and you will quickly discover
that 1t Is not book. but a box mas
querading as book. Open it, and you
will find the interior filled with wires
and discs. Pursue your Investigations
a little further. inquire Of the preacher
and you will be Informed that the seem.
ing Bibles constitute the transmitters
been led to adopt this harmless r,lse in
order to send over Its wires. to its sick
and suffering subscribers. the fervid
ana comforting eloquence of the favor.
lite preachers of the day.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-04-19

Bombay, April l4.-Plague riots
have taken place at Cownpore, where
the segregation camp has been destroyed
rioters killed five constables and threw
their bodies into the burning camp.
Order is now restored, hut all business
is suspended and the populace is sui
len. Troops and volunteers are patrol
ling the city, guarding tho mills and
fuctorirs