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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-08-16
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SENSATIONAL CASE
IN SUNFLOWER STATE

man. so she might have an opportunity
for attack as Mrs. Castle read 1t.
Mrs. Moberly described Mrs Castles
expression rs she lay on the floor.
Her face was all drawn. her eyes had
wild expression i'm them ana her lips
were drawn from her teeth" said the
witness.
She told Of Mrs. Castle. unable to
speak. writing note. There was n
fight over the admission OF the note,
which read.
Jessie Morrison killed me-
Mrs. Castle afterward wrote longer
statement.
Mrs. Emma n. Sprangle. another neigh
bor Of the Castles. testified 10 hearing
screams from the Castle house and hear
Ing a voice say:
Get OH me, Jessie Morrison, you are
killing me"
The house was locked and she looked
through the window. Miss Morrison
stood over the PROSTATE woman with
her hands near Airs. Castles head. Jcs-
sic saw witness at the window and
Strengthened M.
4 can show you now Jessie Morrison
moved said the witness.
Airs. SpangIer. getting upon her knees
ON the i'e0r before the jury depicted dra-
maticaliy Jessie Morrison. placing her
hands at the throat OF the other woman.
then turnip her head and dropping her
hands az her side. Witness said that
when Jessie arose her hands We're near
Mr. Castles knees. (Thc razor was
found on Airs Castles body near tho
knocsl when Mrs. Spanslor entered the
room Hiss Morrison exclaimed.
~ have killed Mrs. Castle. l cut her
throat I'll 10 pieces with "a razor
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TURKEY ORDERS WARSHlP;
PAYS INDEMNITY THAT WAY

Washington. November 30-No nrono-
sition has come to tho United States gov
eminent from Turkey loollirg 10 tho
payment ~ tho missionary claims under
THE -ui-e OF an order for q warship %
Dr. huilf Co the United States. White Il
s. hardly expected that any formal
proposition ~ this kind viii De forth
coming. 10 is 90 course. beyond the pow
er 81 the state department To prevent or
interfere with any arrangement that the
Turkish government may enter into with
American ship builders and individual
claimants The point is. after AN. %
hl~c tho claims paid. and the state de-
firtmeut officials are not Ncrs particular
as tu thc form I'm which the payments
are made
4 tcit gram from Constantinople says
that thc ofi1ion is expressed in dipio-
matte circles there that the American
claims arising from the Armenian mas
S. cr.s may ROW hc regarded as prac-
ti-ails- Settled. as an trade providing Tor
ti, huilulug ul cruiser in tho mtcd
States IS officially promulgated.
Ta1 question 81 tue consulate ut itar-
pnsi remains OPEN ,hc porte por@istins
Gee .fs refusal Co grant ana cNequat'ur 10
Dr Thomas If horton. The moral effect
however. created toy the presence ui thc
United States batticship at smyrna, Ia
-lru.tf off tne representations oi the
Al-.rfcau legation. taken in conjunction
er.tH ia. e.tlI,ufrut or the other claims.
l.t.f- rhe legation 60 hope Tor am early
arr.le.E1Dut uf an outstanding diner
tsr...+.-.
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there from the fact that the Flrst cav
airy has been landed here. having been
ordered here instead of 10 emma, Wheii
they reached Kobe. This is just as sood
a country for American goods as emma
and the cotton goods of the south prom
Use the best things.
Are we TO abandon all We have IN chi
ma. which will be certain TACT II w
leave the Philippine islands, All that
sixty years have accumulated there LOT
us ana from democratic effort. too w"
open door came.
"Will the south. now that the time mas
come when its only export crop Is so
Ing to be all manufactured where pro
duced thus doubling It's value before
leaving home. now Nith this Ileld open 70
it, when It's one money crop. cotton. can
really he king Is il going To say; 'Aban-
don this ana retire into our own ChlhtSe
wall2
My wife semi mo Air. Howell : Buiid-
10 speech | hctcG il was an outline OF
our party policy. because i see the south's
greatness and wealth coming from thar
idea AMI the Nicatas canal and haif
suspect that very fact is the reason OF
New England's opposition 10 both.
Il have read over this rambling letter,
written through various duties and in
terruptions. and hardly think il should
be posted. as you d. pot want any one :
opinions. but facts 10 reach your own con-
illusions.
The method of procedure to putting
down this instruction is furnished and
no officers should be blamed hege. / think.
for not knowing how to do II. Every one
knows that il can't be stopped as a 'pSy-
chologicar questicn-at this end of the
line at least"
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Address all letters. DIR. c. ~. CARSON.
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TAKES FLAG BACK TO TEXAS.
Wife of Union Colonel Carries Colors
to Lone Star State.

Milford. \. H., December AIRS Mary
A. I.ull, widow Of Colonel Lull. Of this
town. left for Corsicana. Tex. today on
her errand to deliver TO the United
Daughters OF the Confcderacy flag. the
distinguishing mark of which is a Zone
star captured in a charge Of the New
Hampshire volunteers on Fort Hudson.
La. May n 1868. This is the regiment
that Colonel Lull commanded and he sent
the flag home as souvenir OF that fight.
Later he was killed. Later Mrs. l.ulI
wrote to the Texas division United
Daughters of the Coufedcracy and offered
t. turn over to them the flag for idenri-
lication The oife- was accepted and the
invitation to attend a reunion of the
Daughters at Corsicana December 14th
was extended and accepted. Mrs Lulu
also goes as representative of Oliver W
Lull Post No. II, Grand Army OF the
Republic. department of New Hampshire.
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A Christmas Gift New All the Year
Round

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all the issues of The Companion for the
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Those wishing TO make a present Of
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TURKEY Is fully SATISFIED.
Griscom rs Been Received frequently
at the Palace.

Coustant.nople. Friday, November go
The runors that a rupture of diplomatic
relations between The United States and
Turkey g. imminent is Unfoundcd The
relations between the porte and the United
States legation are excellent. In fact,
the United states charge d'anairs. Lloyd
g.. Criecom has been received in audience
six times this year. only n fortnight ago
h. was invited 20 "a musical entertain-
mont al the palace This proves ne is
persona grata at the palace.
Tie Visit Of the United states battle
ship Kentucky to Smyrna does not nflu-
cucc the nature Of these relations, though
II docs induce the porte 10 more strictly
concern itself with the United States
claims for indemnity which We're already
on che point of solution.
Dr Thomas II. Norton is going Monday
20 take possession of his post an liar-
popt.
The United states legation will CON
,iuue To press Is demands for an cXcqua .
teur bat prompt solution of this ques-
tion is not likely. The order to Cramps. of
Philadelphia. for a cruiser viii be small
The price being less than $4,000 Turkish
pounds.
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Eldorado. Kan. November Sl-The
trial OF Jessie Morrison. charged with
the murder OF Mrs. oIIn Castle. began in
earnest this morning. when. At the open
ing OF the court Prosecuting Attorney
Br,.mrack stated the case for the state.
The courtroom was filed with spectators,
the majority OF whom were women
The Morrison family. the castles and
ere wIIers We're all present The prison
er was conducted TO her scat by her
father and he and her two married sis
tiers and a brother sat near her During
Attorney Tsrumback's recital 81 the case
the prisoner watched him closely with
her fingers 20 her lips. while Roland
Wiley. father OF Mrs Castle. covered MS
eyes with his hands and wept- olin cas-
tIe stood. closely listening 20 the aitor-
ncy.
Attorney Erurnblclz stated the prosecn-
ton expected 20 show that Jessie Nor
rison went by circuitous route IN AR
Castles house. prepared to murder Clara
Wiley Castle They wouII show. he said.
that the prisoner went armed win Nv"
razors. or q razor and knife. anil that
she attacked Mrs. Castle. inlicting
rlrhte,u wounds. Tho crime. "a would
r., shown. WAS committed through pas
sion. jealousy awf anger. malice ana
hatred AGAINST ATrs- Castle and her nus
hand. and the state would ask for q
verdict ~ murder in tho first degree
r Erarr-r stated tho elSc for the
defense AMI said they would show tnat
Ais Morrison ha1 eat Airs castle ~
seIf-dsgcn-.. after che latter had atiach-
III her They would show Pc s1id- thal
DTf- Castle continued tu paw Miss Moor
rfsrn attention after hc became 'nE.ls'd
L. MIS- wiley. and that he continued I"
rrnEe her. presents and srHt he- l"Kr
t.sr.-s Tho evidence would show that
castle showed gf 81 the de.tf,iiif'
u1gez and letter. 90 Miss Wiley ana
rhsr th. latter became extremely Jealous
and uuFrie-T'v toward Miss Morfis'n'
that Niss Wiley. al..r she ntH h'-, 'i-''
Mr. Castle. raued Miss Morrison ii'i'
her horrs. and. after ac,i1siue her ~ t-'-
fr- reo Intimate with castle. attacked
1,e~ with "a razor. Afrsr ihat Miss AoF-
rissn rut AIRS CASTE in s"li-d'i"n-'-
-.yvbat She Jit~ said Attorney NF@in-
~ --y.stz done because she Thought u YVES
rssr.s.try o. ssve Beer own Afe-
n v-.s announces that the state ard
1sfars. vnulI present total of NJ wit
r..es.e "a. Dc examined Tho taking x
testimony was then h.-lln- the state CALI
f-.- 7tr- u-rtv NrHe~'y. the first person
who entered tfe Castle nsne in r' 'n5 -
o. Nrrs Caeti.'~ cries fHr hflF-
Mr.. ,saIsrly Testified 90 seeing black
handled razor Isiu- un the ls-'y az Mrs
CstIa a- Miss Morrison s''.,d nF't h"f
When 90 l1rr.--si e-red razor thst had
r..- -r-r~r - fr- Castle hos-r YVES rv-
limited .f.. witness .a.i She -na--.f Is
,..- tH.. ~-us. ure- sf. -H-t a uei-lu.r
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MUSIC FOR EVERYBODY
ALGER SAYS EAGAN WRcNGEp.
Ex-Secretary of War Discusses tbs
Recent Beef Scandal

Nashville. Tenn. December 1-Ex-See-
rotary of War Russell 4. Alger passed
through Nashville today an route ~ Ge4r-
gis- Speaking of CommisSary General
Charles Eagan. General Alger sold.
General Eagan'S restoration IS 3. r4..--
ter which j. entirely I'm the discretion IF
the president lie forgot himself ana
WAS unsoldierly in his vituprrations nus
he stated what he believed 20 Pc true a.f
what was proved to be true i'm Iaualfa...
unbecomins soldier. - was wr.1e..f
by General Miles in his charge ON the 81. +
question and lost control of himself H.
was one oi the best comm fssaGy genera 8
ever in the army. and while ras.t~s -r.
affair as q very great misfortune at rfa
same time IL is Impossible ta max. d
settlement as 10 his estpratiol o. al.iy,
service"
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KILLED HIS GRANDFATHER
Jack Whitaker Cut the Old Mans
Jugular Vein.

Nashville. Tenn. December 1-(Spe-
al)-Much excitement prevails through
out Putfam county on account of the
murder of Thomas J. Whitaker, of Mont
Grey yesterday evening by his grandson
Jack Whitaker. the twenty-tw0-y ear-old
son of George Whitaker. The murdered
man was eighty-three years old and
known throughout the state as the "old
Man from the Mountains. lie was a
noted hunter and one OF the earliest set
tlers of the county. He was long prom
inent member of the county court and
was a member of the Improved Order
of Red Men. His grandson, who was
drunk. cut his jugular vein because the
old man would not let him have a mule
TO ride on a trip. The murderer, after
being shot twice, was captured near
Monterey last night and is now in the
Cookville Jail.
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MUST PAY FOR CITIZENS DEATH
United States Consul Has Been Or
dered to Tangiers.

Washington. December 1.-The state de-
partment today sent instructions TO
United States Consul Gummere. at Tan
giers. Morocco to proceed to the capita,
of that country as fast as possible on a
United States man of war to present
afresh the claim of the Omitted States for
indemnity ON account of the murder OF
Marcus EZagui. naturalized American
cttiZen. who was killed i'm June 1866 The
warship which probably will be the Ken
lucky. recalled from Symrna for that
purpose Will convey the consul from
Taneiers To Mazagan. which is the near
est port 10 Fee. the capital of Morocco
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that if a body of American troops are
seen and their approach is not toio 20 the
next village by runners and thus every
pcrson for miles around Informed all the
people Of that village will be adJudSed
American sympathizers and SPIES ana
tbev will be killed, ana this mas been Ire
oucntly done. In a country as thlchiS
populated as this it equals wireless te-
loe.aphv. and tncn thoes men VINO nave
taken the oath are always ON the dief~
for information, get on friendly tern
win our soldiers and officers, to- lurnlsh
information OF movements, strength
arms. etc. and send it out
NJ EARLY all this proprietor class are
~ what arc called mustizos here. Very
fs, of tba,n are from Malay. japanese
Snaniarl and Chinese. The Chinese mus
tizos are more numerous thrltter III nu9
Inc ana stronger IN affairs and couhselS'
/ think. -.,,,.
"Nany details could be given to sho"
v,bv have come to these conclusions
bur YOU do not care for these TO De 'e-
dious. You know that great measures are
sometimes governed hy ve'y Sina' ~"
simple principles and facts. so S'''piO
that they are overlooked. This war can
nor be- concluded by overlooking the one
and soul. are owned and confronted pS
less than 10 por cent of the popu'alo"'
which has not yet felt the war.
''Tbo oucstious to DE settled after the
desultorv warfare is concluded viii never
be settled If the oriental nature an" ius"
OF government is overlooked. Nol".he
can he done for this people until life ana
property is safe. Then railroads WIZ loi-
low. manufacturing that MN COM
with no portion of cur country VIII l"t
nish emplovmeut that viii emahc'la'c
them somewhat. They are nov "li""0G
rent lan,I or crop tor themselves put
only are laborers paid by the owner. ana
less than 1914 Mexican silver 4 udE y ''il
nrices There. are magnificent openings
for capital none for labor. mere.
orf Fuiofpo republic is maihttlhtu
,or,ro tfa world by the strong arm oil our
government il will be one in name ohls'
If will be constantly in trouble anu
win 700 if we protect it long enough 70
paw the debt they would have TO assume
to us. ,.ot,.,
whatever may he said OF our pclns
here. thar is no longer a question. IAN
we get out with credit to ourselves. j
don't think we can. We are very muoh -
rho man who had the ram by he horns
and called for some one 10 help him turn
the beast LOOSE We cant afford TO slahd
sponsor for and guaniian TO govern
mcnt set up here by these people LOT
nifty years. perhaps four generations. II
is not a population that We want TO ever
assimilate with our sovereign states ana
let them partake IN our counsels. ours
seems To be about turbulent enough now
Then what are we TO do? Push OFF from
our traditional mornings and hold terri
tory for other purposes than To become
an integral part of the government VIII
the Chinese puzzle tend to settle The cN-
pansion issue. MS it drags along. with the
life of the sick man of Asia, which we
VIII have to insist ON. By the way we
are very anxious to hear from China.
We only know that warfare has ceased
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consideration IF getting a fun IS trestlf1-t-t
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The above offer is Z, nuine We ask no ques-
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FIRED AT SENATOR HENDERSON
Attempt TIC Assassirate South Caro-
linn Statesman

Columbia. : e.. December I.-tSla. -a-l
II IS believed an attempt was m4a. last
night 10 asSassiuaie State Senator T. IS
Henderson. OF AIKEN one Of TIE ie-riir-
lawyers in the state. He WAS D. ming
To his home from Charleston. TIL train
stopped ut Wnite Pond As it started Il
bulle- crashed thrpugh The w,u.o... n
few inches above thu -enat tors head tse
glass falling in his lap. There is no eiue
To- the perpetrator of the outrage.
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INDIANS IN THE TERRITORY

Washington December 1.-The popula-
ton Of the Indian Territory, as offi .ially
announced today. is S9l $50. against 49,
IS In 1890, an increase since 1890 of 211,77S,
or 1175 per cent. The population by ma
lions and RS = .Vations follows:
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SAM SMALL ARRESTED IN CUBA

Havana. December THE evaneeii-+.
Sam Small, who was recently arrested and
placed in Jail for contempt OF court in be-
ing absent from his trial on a charge of
swindling. has been released.
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The Standard, "that the contract for a
cruiser to be built i'm the United States
will be cancelled as soon as the Kentucky
departs, for 1t is difficult to sec how the
money Is to be found"
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Contract VIII Be Cancelled.

London. December lit is proha bic.
says the Coustautueple correspondent OF
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OI1R government has pitched the
~ v,ar an "a birb nl9ne and calls the
proIJe,,, hore a ACKNOWLEDGMENT one-want
- thi. ,,oo,l, b, Kindness Tint is
aa+ ~, 'o,io,t.,t nature. thar is NOT their
-. 80 ..,.,..,,,,..,,t A., o,,r leri,u,.,, and
- ,,,', ,'r,,, 70 ana front
ment of them has been construed by them
as weakness and l have heard children as
we march along me ROAD lg9'a,{ ,,''i 1o.
come somewhat acquainted with English
say. Americana mucha damn fool
"The Spaniard understood the oriental
nature aud understood the only govern
ment that could be maintained but the
cruelty of their occasional punishment
instead Of the certainty OF some humane
punishment for VIOLATIONS OF Jaw L"'
these people when they i'lt slIoh5
enough in rebellion They are ny nature
training and practice 'aGin the govern
ment.' no matter by whom II IS admin
istcred-Amcrican or Tagao, tihplno-not
possible.
None OF General sherman id'aS %
ward "a generous, enlightened people
the right sort thirty-fve years ago to-
.p.ord a generous enlightened people.
but now II becomes psychological ques-
ton among "A people that are so savage
and bloodthirsty and are such murdercrs
and assassins. that ii is recognized by
tho army here In the order that no man
shall leav. his company alone and must
always DO accompanied by a companion
in arms This is an order from the head
quarters Of the army.
"If Diaz.s lCea and methods were
$780,, -, -, ao,,1d no etornad ~,
YseN ms
thirty days, ana the pressure W0uiO'
have to be brought on q very small
-. e .,o,,,,a
mum "Si u POoP
rms per cent-'he o"h up
this war at once. me poor ueFi WI" 'e"'
the brunt and Is killed IS hedrthy uIc'i
Of il and would be very glad 10 quit hu1
why should this owner, In his security
and selfshness. want to stop II or MAKE
any efforts to stop it? He Is ut home with
mis- family; his sons nave commissions IN
the army. but by the by no Flhplno
officers ever go into battle on the lrlhS
line and have q retinue OF servants
ana his service is no hardship-his crops
are unmolcsted: he can take men out of
tho army 10 plant them and to gather
them: can put them on the market
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