People's voice., 1900-09-13

The fusiOnistS have purchased
800 polyphOne, which Is a graphic
g9hoDe on a large scale, for use in the
campaign. 1t has lot Cfspeeches, etc.
Orville Frantz leaves in about ten
days to reenter Harvard university.
Walter Rem will accompany him and
enter Harvard.
Hon, Arthur Sewal! died at S:3Oa.m.
Wednesday al his summer hOmo ,Sma !
Point, about twelve miles from bath,
Me-, OF apOplexy, the stroke having
been sustained last Sunday. He was
81 years OF age, and WAS a candidate
for vice president four years ago.
Au astronomer or celestial scientist
announces that planet two or three
times larger than the earth and cor.
EtsD0ndingly more dense has fallen
into the sun and is being consumed.
The flames of the coBaagratiOn are
E1escribed as shooting up or out mil.
lion miles or more, and that, cOnse-
quently, no one on this earth need be
10 any particular hurry in ordering
supply Of coal for next winter
Judge Mcbride has assigned the
criminal cases as follows: State We.
Frank SOnes, State VS.. William
CoweD, State vs.. William Williams
and Con. Ryan, September 25. %
26th, State VS.. Beaucleigh and Joyce;
State vs.. z c. Mcdaniel; State VS..
Herbert Winters. The case against
Andy POulsOn and Horace Bartholo-
NEW is set for the 9th.
Anna Schnakenburg filed suit Sat.
urday for divorce from her husband,
Henry Srhnakenburg, better known
as Henry the Tailor, alleging habitual
drunkenness. Judge Mcbride granted
the petition at once, giving the plain
tiE custody Of their children, Bertha,
8 years old, and Frank, years old,
and ordered the defendant to pay her
S25 as attorney fees.
A rumOr is persistent in railroad
circles to the effect that Fl. 0. Nudge,
at present general manager Of the
Santa Fe road, is to become associated
with the Kansas City, Fort Scott &
Memphis railroad. The latest rumnr
has it, that he is to be offered the
presidency of the road, to succeed the
late E. S. WaShouru. A short time
ago it was current in the press that
Mr.. Nudge was to be the vice preSi-
dent Of this road,
The next graduating class Of the
County High school will have 30 or 40
members. Think Of listening to
thirty-ive or forty OratiOns on ''rhe
Nagro Problem ir tho South" "OuI
Nations Destiny" Young Men the
Hope of the Nation, " etc, in one eve
ming. Seriously, how will Prot
Butcher manage 1t? Will he drill
the graduates to lecite an OratiOn in
concert, or will the commencement
exercises spread out over week?
The prospects are that Wellington
will be Overrun with stree
fakirS during jubilee week Particu-
lar pains should be taken by The Cit!
authorities 10 see that nothing on the
swindling order is allowed to ligh'
here while the Jubilee is on. NJ
great objection eau be made TO ring
aud cane devices, striking machines
and other harmless paSLlmeS, but TIE
ban should be placed upon every kibC
of game that looks doubtful. The
object of the Jubilee is to make the
country feel better towards Welling.
ton. Wellington cannot afford to 10.
yite the country peor' ere anC
allow them to be- ! matter
how good a time v at the
Jubilee, If they run agam
0ling game or fake en- 10
the chances are ten thel
will 90 home sore attl here
fore, Wellington sh0n rs t
see that fakirs and swi moi
allowed 10 operate IL trr
ring Jubilee week. ,nr
merchants will spend g. O
on the Jubilee, and they u
60 demk1d that visitor,
.NfrNA AlxtNrs and swindt
GNAbA8g &bilee is cOnducl
Vie neT labilee can be
Sith less than half the -tro
'qey. Rgton the other
n N kirs and swlndlers are
taaNSay, the Jubilet
Sts done for. The