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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-11-24
ANrI.wHITR VICTORY.


Honolulu. Nov. via San Francisco,
Nov. 17.-Robert W. Wilcox, the indie
pendent royalist candidate, has been
elected Hawaiian delegate to congress
by a small majority over Samuel Par
ker, the republican candidate. HIS
strong vote among the natives In the
outside districts carried the DAY
against the whites and the intelli-
gent native voters of the cities, Tho
result Of the election produced much
depression among all whites, as VIII
cox was strongly opposed by repuo-
licans and democrats alike. His cam
paign was IN anti-white canvass, with
promises on the part Of some OF his
campaign workers that II he were
elected, Queen Lilluokalani would be
replaced on the throne, The result Of
thu vote shows the native bitterness
a.As annexation to be still alive
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Chicago. Nov. l7.--Maj. Gen. Elwell
S. Otis does not believe that any more
troops need be sent TO the Philip
pines, despite the statement of Presi-
dent J. @. Sehurman, Of Cornell uni
yersity. The noted educator, who
was a member of the first Philippine
commission, in an address in New
York on Thursday evening. advocated
the sending Of an overwhelming force
70 the islands.
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Washington, Nov. 17.-At the cab
met meeting Friday Secretary Gage
announced that his estimate complete
would show an excess Of receipts over
expenditures for the present fiscal
year of $4,000, 900, nnd an excess Of
receipts for the fiscal year ending
July l, 1909, Of $30.OOO,OOO. This esti
mate for the next fiscal year, however
is based upon the theory that the
present revenue laws will remain In
forca
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Cincinnati, Nov. 1s.-The United
States bank examiner took possession
Sunday Of the German national bank
at Newport, KY, and posted notice
that the bank would remain closed
pending an examination. He also an
nounced unoiiIcially that Frank NJ.
Brown, the assistsnt cashier, was
missing and that partial investiga-
tion showed that Brown was short
about $4,000.
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GOLD FOR PHILIPPINES.


Washington, Nov. 2O.-The adoption
Of The American gold standard In the
Philippine islands, which is under con-
sideration at the war department,
will mark an important step In the
oriental trade OF the United States
II is not contemplated in the Philip
pines to substitute gold largely for
silver in actual circulation. but only
70 create a sufficient gold reserve to
enable the government to give fixed
exchange value to the existing silver
coins and to issue enough OF these
coins to meet business demands. The
standard of the philippines will be
substantially what is described In the
case of France and Holland as the
''limping standard" with gold as the
basis, but with large quantities OF
silver in actual use.
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Washington, Nov. 2O.--Yesterday
was the Tooth anniversary of the
meeting of the first congress which
assembled in Washington after the
capital of the republic was trans
ferred to this city from Philadelphia.
The centennial anniversary OF the re-
moval OF the seat of government to
this city is to be deliberately cele-
brated December 12.
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London, Nov. 2O.--Dr. Morrison, the
Pekin correspondent Of the London
Times, telegraphing from there on
Nov. is, says; III Hung Chang state,
that Prime, Tuan has fed for safety
10 Ninghiahslen, on the Mongolian
frontier o. kansu province, seeking
refuge Ia the residence Of Mongo
prince VIII? Is his father-in-law."
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REVOLVING TORTURE
Mob at LimoR, Col, wreaks Terri
ble Vengeance on Negro Ravisher.
Cha,usd 10 . Railroad Rail. o. the Exsst
Spot Whsrs MA Fissdish CFtDs Was
oonnitasd, Rrsston Roberts
Was nufasa 10 Death

Limon, Col, Nov. ls-Chained TO =
railroad rail set firmly In the ground,
on the exact spot where his hendish
crime was committed, Preston Porter,
Jr., or, as he was familiarly known,
John Porter, yesterday essning paid
. terrible penalty for his deed. II was
ie;Os o'clock when Richard ". Frost.
the father OF little Louise Frost, the
murdered girl, toached the match 10
the fuel which had been piled around
the negro and 20 minutes later last
eonvulsive shudder told that. life was
extinct. fhe exssationsrs, who nuim.
bered about 800 citizens ef Lincoln
county, had nos tha least stmblAnes
Of the ordinary msb. Their every act
Yves deliberate and, during all the
preParations. As well e. Throughout
the sufferings Of the negro. hardly
an unnecessary word was spoken.
When everything was ready Preston
Porter walked to the stake with q
firm step, pansing as he reached the
circle Of broken boards to kneei il
prayer. He was allowed TO take hiI
time. He arose and placed his bach
to the iron stake and half dozer
men wound chains about his body aht
limbs. Kerosene oil was applied Il
the wood after brief pause by Rich
ard w. Frost the father Of littl'
| Louise Frost, whose cruelty mutt
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Manila. Nov 2O.-Capt. Bowman Il
McCalla, Of the United States eruisel
Newark, Ia undergoing a court OF In
quiry. convened by Admiral Remey
He is charged with "irrational snr
bad management and lack Of dis
cipline" on Ioard the cruiser. Tn
charges ate preferred by Lieutenen
Commander Iolwell.
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AALL's GREAT DISCOVERY.

One small bottle OF Hall's Great Dis.
covery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles. removes gravel. cures diabetes
seminal emissions, weak and lame backs
rheumatism and all irregularities OF The
kidneys and bladder 10 both men and
women, regulates bladder troubles 10
children. II not sold BY your druRalst
will be sent by mail on receipt Of u. 0ns
small bottle is two months treatment
will cure any case above mentioned. DR.
u. W. Hall, sole manufacturer, St. Louis
formerly Waco. Texas. Send for testi'
monials. Sold by Crenshaw q Young.
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Vienna, Nov. lS.-The five Armehi-
ans arrested for alleged completely in
a plot sgaist the Turkish govern
ment are confined in a foul Turkish
dungeon, and their jailers are pressing
them to renounce Christianity and
their American citizenship and em-
brace Mohammedanism as well as ac-
knowledge themselves subjects of the
sultan. The victims remain stubborn.
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Washington. Nov, so.-Lieut. Col.
Russell u. Harrison, inspector general
of the Department Of Porto Rico. has
telegraphed a protest against his dis
charge from the army. which was or
dered on November 12. Col. Harrison
has asked that he be retained in
Porto Rico until he has finished up
the work connected with his offic'
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Montgomery. Ala, Nov. le.-At the
last days session OF the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy $seS
was contributed to fund to enclose
Bull Run cemetery and between 800
and $500 for the Forest monument at
Memphis.
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Chicago, Nov. 1s.-Railroads have
decided not to authorize a cent-a-mile
rate for the proposed encampment
Of the Grand Army OF the Republic
at Denver next August. Unless the
veterans back down from their stand,
Cleveland, In all probability, will be
the location OF the thirty-ffth annual
encampment.
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Durham, Nov. 1s.--Among the meas
ures TO be adopted in order to pacify
the Beers is the reconcentrado plan
Of Lord Roberts. Lord Kitchener has
decided to take this step, owing TO the
difficulty Of dealing with the armed
Beers while hampered by the civilian
population in the outlying small
towns,
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Charlotte, N. c., Nov. IA mob
intent upon the lynching of negro
in jail at Albemarle last night bat
tered down a section OF the jail wall,
secured the prisoner and dragged him
through the hole In the wall AS soon
as the negro touched ground he ran
and escaped.
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London, Nov, 1.-THE Beers, ae'
cording TO the Cape Town correspond
ent OF the Daily Mail, have broken the
railway In 90 places between bloem'
fontein and the Orange river and the
line was cut yesterday between Kim
harley and belmont.
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sargent to Remain with the Fir.msu

Washington, Nov. 2O.--lt was learned
last night that Frank Sargent. chief
OF the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen. to whom was rendered the
Office OF chief Of the bureau Of en-
craving and printing. has decided
definitely not to take the position, but
to remain at the head Of the labor or.
ganization he now represents.
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Frankfort, KY, Nov. l7.-ofilcial re-
turns from los OF the i19 counties In
Kentucky and unofficial reports from
the others give Beckham's plurality
for governor over Yerkes at l2,e4s.
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READ This.

Huntsville, Mo, Aug. 1, 1900 This :
to certify that ! have been cured Of kidney
aud bladder trouble with one bottle oi
The Texas Wonder, Halls Great Discov-
cry, aud can recommend 1t 10 Others
suffering 10 the same manner.
]. HORACE MILLER,
County Treasurer.
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Washington, Nov. sO.-The popula.
ton of Penusylyania is 6,sO2.llS, as
against s,25s0l4 In 1890. This is- an
increase of l,O4t,i0i or 1873 per cent.
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Washington, Nov. i1.-4The popula-
tion of Louisiana is i,3s1,e2b, as
against 1,iis,5s7 In 1890. This is an
increase Of 2Ss,o3s, OF as.5 per cent.
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Sioux City, Ia, Nov. 2o.--A $1,000
package of money sent to Sioux City
by Sheldon, Ia, bank, via the Ameri-
can Express company. Friday, is miss
ing. 1t was stolen some time between
its sending. at five o'clock p. IN. Fri.
day and nine p. IN. Of the same day.
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Washington, Nov. 2O--If the figures
ust complied by the house post Office
m ln be relied upon the republicans
"l have 2Oi members In the house
representatives during the fifty
,'enlh session and tile democrats and
others i'o, giving the republicans
majority Of 45 votes,
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st. Louis, Noy. ls.--Judge Leo Ras.
sieur, commander-in-chief OF the O.
A. r., Is about to issue a general or.
der upon the 5000 @. A. r. posts To
take action fayoring q house resolu'
ton introduced at the last session in
favor Of veterans In the public service
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sh'nsss Destroy ManehuriAa Railroad.
London, Nov aO.-Dispatehes from
\ 'adi'ostock say the Chinese have de-
l'royed 800 versts OF the southern Sec
IONS Of the Manchurian railway. All
ne stations were burned and much
tolhng stock was destroyed. The dam.
~ - estimated at 100000 rouble,.
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Guthrie, Ok, Nov. eO.-Tom Phil
ippis, bookkeeper in the Guthrie. na
tional bank. was arrested yesterday
on n United States warrant for em
bezzling 5000. His bond was aKed Al
"a 400 which he gave.
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Duluth, Mimi. Nov. l7.--At the
meeting Of the state normal school
BOARD here II was resolved to allow
lour Filipinos free tuition at each Of
'ne state normal schools at st. Cloud
nnd Winona.
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Fuddy = Mrs. Brownrlgg always
speaks OF her physician, DR., Stlekker,
as an "oldwar horse" Isn't IL odd2
I buddy | don't know. They sey
he Is terrible charger.-BestOn Tran
script. 20 .saasAnrA.-b
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


Kansas city, Nov, is.--cattle-Market
slow and 10 to ibc lever; shipping and
dressed beef steers. N.s5d5.So; western
steers, ,2.&GS0O: native cows. s2out l5i
native stockers, t3,i5G4.25. Hogs-Market
iit to SC lower at A.oO9Lso. sheep--Mar
ket strong to i0c higher; sheep, A.OOaA49;
lambs. s5,i0d695
Chicago, Nov. l9.-Cattle--Good TO
prime steers. Ssodb,75; stockers and
feeders, S225G4s5; Texas fed steers, W
@4sO Hogs-Mlxed and butchers, Ne4h
~ sItk. sheep Good to choice wethers,
1 sOal. iO western sheep. sSsoailO; ma
tive lambs, NiO16l0. 80,
81 Louis, Nov 1s.-Cattle-Natve
steers, s35Od5.@; stockers and feeders,
n lO6i. IS; Texas and indian steers, p2Oq
Is0. HoEs-Plgs and lights, HGSaisO'
butchers, siSOGlS7 sheep-Native NUT
tons, sS50atOO; lambs. NSus%.
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Lawrence, Kan, Nov. 1s.-Preston
Porter, Jr.. who was burned at the
stake near Limon. Col, was the son
Of Preston Porter, a respectable, hard
working colored man Of this city.
Young Preston was only about II
years old. but has been in much trou-
bic iu this city. He served term In
the reform school at Topeka for steal.
ing horse and buggy on Massachu-
setts street in broad daylight, and
no sooner was he home than he as
saulted little girl in North Lawrence
for which he was sent to the reforma.
tory at Hutchinson. from which he e.
capped last July.
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Paris, Nov. 1.-THE Presse claims
70 be reliably informed that former
naVal attache of the American en-
DaSsy and Ambassador Porter himself
Pre- implicated in the diyulgence OF
secrets concerning the French field
gun to the United States.
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Washington, Nov. aO,-The popula.
ton Of Minnesota is i,751,ss4, against
1904, ,s2e In 1890. This is an increase
Of 44s, SOS, or S4.5 per cent.
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Washington. Nov. 2O.-The Nicara-
qua canal bill is the special order for
Monday, December 10. Among other
provisions, 1t authorizes the secre-
tary of war to construct fortiiicationa
for the defense OF the canal. Its cost
In limited to si4o,00O,OoO
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Puebla, Mex, Nov. 2o.-The strike
which was inaugurated by the en-
ployes OF the cotton mills Of this
city has spread to fve other Of the
largest cotton factories OF the state,
Several thousand men are out.
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MISCELLANEOUS MELANGE.
tFrom Saturdays Daily.l
Mrs. Bates Domino Party.

Mrs. Geo. W. Bates entertained
a few friends yesterday afternoon
az her home on franklin avenue.
The house was decorated with
palms and ferns and present d
a most cheerful appearance. The
guests present were Mesdames j..
r. Moorehead, ]. @. Given, +. W.
Cook, E. White, II. Tunstall, J. h.
Silver, Johu L. Burden, G. vlyion,
Ernest Hays, I. C. Crenshaw, Ssllie
Tngg, Geo. Stler, John Welborn, Lee
Wallace, Mamie Steele, Frank Bow
man, John Gordon, Sanford Seller
Lafayette Groves, W. +. Kerdolf ,
II. W. Winsdr and Misses Laylnia
Warren and Ella Nickel.
The amusement OF the afternoon
was d0minos, aud six tables-wert
arranged for this most interesting
game. Az the close OF the playing Il
was found that Mrs. Moorehead hat
won the greatest number OF games
aud she was awarded the prize, 1
beautiful piece OF blSoue statuary.
The menu, 10 courses. consisted o.
chicken salad, liam sandwiches, Sara
t0ga chips, and cherry sweet pickle
Ice cream and several kinds Of cake
coffee and peppermint waters,
Mrs. Bates, in her pleasant way
made everyone feel perfectly at hom,
and a most delightful afternoon wa
spent by all present.
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Omaha, Neb., Nov. 1.-THE official
count in this state gives the repup'
llcans 70 votes In the legislature q
constitutional majority of i've. The
legislature will elect two United States
senator's lAAlinlnlf
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lFrom Tuesdays Dsily.l


Mrs. r. G. Butts went 10 Kansas
City this mornng for weeks visit.
Miss Mary Mccoy, Of Independence,
came down Saturday night IN visit
Miss Fannie Sawyer.
Mrs. II. II. Guerre returned last
night from West Plains, Mo-, where
she has been visiting for the past few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Mayes, Of
Joplin, Mo-, are here for a few days
the guests Of DR.. j. Il. fuckers
family.
Mr.. Tom Prltchard, who has been
In our city for short time visiting
relatives, returned last night to bis
home In ST. Louis.
Mrs. Ed. Meyers and daughter,
Nina, aud Miss TillIe Bour went "a
Kansas City this morning 10 spend
the day with Miss Rosa Bour.
Miss Sarah Walker, who has beef
visiting Miss Fannie Sawyer for the
past few days, returned Saturday
night 10 her home at Hlgginsvllle.
Criminal court adjourned Saturday
afternoon. Judge John A. Rich and
his stepographer, Mr.. Jim Roberts
left on the 7:4S p. m. train Saiurda,
for home.
| The special election for councilmar
held Saturday In the Fourth ware
resulted 10 the election OF Mr.. VIM
Campbell over his opponent, Mr. L
| W. Brelsford.
Mr.. Young Hicklln returned from
Kansas City Saturday night. HI
went there Tuesday 10 try TO gel
some trace OF the thieves who stOll
his horses and harness In the early
part OF last week. No trace Of thu
thieves had been found when he lef
the city Saturday evening.
Friends OF the contracting parties
have received the following invita-
tion: Mr.. A. B. Matthews invite
you TO be present at the marriage o
his daughter, Maud, To Mr.. Alber
ITyree, Thursday evening, Novembe
ltweniy-ninth, nineteen hundred, a
seven o'clock, Mayyiew, Missouri.
Mr.. Alex Osborne and his son, Mr.
Porter Osborne, who have been visit
Ing the flmilles OF Mrs. Frances Rine
hart aud Mr., Joseph Bailey, wen
TO COrdcr this morning 10 visit Mr.
Alex Osborne's daughter. Mr.. Osborn,
and his son are from Santa Rosa
California. Mrs. Alex Osborne I
also here and the guest ot Mrs. Rine
hart on College street
Lon Kelley, the Lafayette COUNT
horse that has attracted 81 much al
tention on account of his pacinl
irecord this season, added another 4
his long list Of victories by wInnInI
the free.for-all pace at VicksburR
Miss, last Thursday with purse o
| 81 900, II ls n most remarkabl
record that Lon Kelley has made
He has started In tweniy-seven race
since July Sd and has won In ever,
race. He Is entered IN the free.for
all next week at Merriden, Miss, Oh,
Lafayette county takes back sea
| for nobody.
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Washington, Nov. n. Tho popula-
tion Of Iowa is 3i,sss, ~ akainst
1911, 500 In 1890. This Is an increase
- 1a7 Der cent. a
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Mrs. T. G. Butts went TO Kan'
City this mornIng for a weeks Wis
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evening from visit Of several weeks
duration 10 Saline and Cooper coun-
tiei.
Mr.. Trigg Lesueur, who has been
visiting the family OF Mr.. Joe Lesueur
for the past two weeks, returned
yesterday evening TO his home at
Kansas City.
Mrs. DR.. Norheet aud two little
daughters, Helen and Katharine, who
have been making their home at
Central college, left this morning for
few days visit at Kansas city.
Mr.. Jack o. Krlehn left this morn
ing for ten days visit at Chicago
with hisisister, Mrs. Q. G. Buck, who
is well known here as Miss JOhannall
Kriehn, and who has hosts Of friends
10 our city.
Miss Elizabeth Groves entertained
at dinner yesterday euenlng the pros,
pectIve bride and groom, Miss Sadie
McClelland aud Mr.. Ike Neale, and
Miss Georgia Gllkeson, Messrs. Mans
field McClelland and J. G. Crensnaw
In the case of the State vs.. Lewi'
Arnett for the shooting OF Harris al
Odessa, the case was given 10 The
jury yesterday afternoon, and at ter
l0'clock last night they brought In {
verdict of fourteen years 10 the pen
itentlary.
The case OF Jim Hickln, the negrt
who shot Mr.. Tom Smith about /
mnnlh ago, Is now 10 the hands o
the jury, having been given TO then
al about II O'Clock this morning. A
2 O'Clock they brought In verdc
finding defendant guilty Of felonlou
assault and fixed his punishment a
four years In the penltentiary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-25

Those Who would CRITICIZE Col. Lock.
hart for his scfpevba, ubdiplutnaiic Ian.
guare in opening the meeting Saturday
aish, should remember ,hs, the rrovoca.
,iua vas great. The orderly. peacetnl.
abiding town Il Rocky Ford he'd
been disTraced by mob. American ci'i.
zeus had been driven from ,own by
threats u violence from men who had
been in The county only few weeks
longer than the men they drove out. n
allowed TO 90 unrebuke,l such slsvless
affair would tend 10 damage farmers and
business inen to the extent IT many ,hou
sand dollars. Strong language is always
In ur,ier in The denuBciatiUn Of The mob
spitit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-25

1i,. Democrats have bscn saying much
aszins; expansion T-o.n,ly aisi against
znn.sius territory -uiilloa' cpnssn' o'
the governed hut tho lac: remains that
pr.ar 10 the annexation IL Alaska all q
tie n.v Territory annexed TO the uHi's'i
States IVES annes.I during Democratic
administrations And ~~i;i,ou, coasea, o.
the ruspsBc,i'' IN every instance except
When Texas uas admitted into The union.
All the territory uc=; os The Missi-sipr'
river and sIso Florida uefc ANNEXED dur
ing Demccratic administrators. The
truth ~ the matter is ,ba, tho Democrat
,c party has too. more in The expansion
b,,s.ness than all other parties combined
which have existed from the foupia,ipu
Il our government. THIS fact ts recnT.
nisei by a considerable number o, Dem.
ocfa,s bu. by not enough 10 cuu'rul The
party. hence the party is opposing expan.
sion today.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-25

For several ears the Grand Army ui
the Rcpubl'c have been trying to prevent
the wrong use Of Memorial Day. The
services Of May ~, are Of a funeral chara-
cter. being in memory Of dead heroes. and
the comrades probes. arains, the day be-
ing made holiday and the occasion for
sports and races. wads~orih poet q. A.
X. shares in this desire 10 have the day
observed in fitting manner. as will I've
seen by a protest in another column.