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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-01
KEEPS HIS PROMISE AND DIES
Soldier Whose Health Was Wrecked in
Cuba Kills Himself

Chicago, April With health shat
tered by service with the volunteer
army in Cuba. Thomas l.. SObey, 81
years old. committed suicide Saturday
night at the residence OF his mother,
Mrs. Ann Sobey. 1852 Fifth avenue.
Less than month ago he shot him
self. but was take nto Mercy Hos
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-01
Circuit Court.

Judge Gest convened the circuit
court at o'clock this morning and
adjourned till Q O'Clock Wednesday
morning. when all attorneys having
business before the court are requested
to be present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-01

pttal. where he recovered '"There Is
no use of saving me- he said at the
time. IF get well L shall try again"
He left the hospital less than week
ago and Saturday night made good
his word
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-01

of the powers on that island. and re-
ceived n reply When the Ophir was
too far from land. the attending cruis-
ers took messages toward the land
stations until the wirleess calls were
answered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-01
PREMIER OF FRANCE
Is UNDER WEATHER.

Paris, April 1.-Premier Walder-
Rousseau is suffering from an abscess
in the throat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-01

ing that FunStOn'S appointment VIII
block the promotion of officers beneath
the Kansan This claim is without
foundation. as the president will have
plenty of opportunity to make promo
tons, and General Funston's appoint
nent will not interfere with promo
tons in the slightest degree.
General Wheaton reaches the vol
untary retirement age on July II. 1902.
His promotion has been rapid during
the recent years. He WAS born in
Michigan and appointed to the army
from Illinois. His record is an excel
lent one. He served through the civil
war with distinction. He was brev-
eted three times during that war for
distinguished and meritorious conduct,
was given a medal of honor. and was
bseveted for distinguished services in
the Philippines.
General Wheaton is not West
Pointer. but has risen from the ranks.
He entered the army on April 20. 1861.
a. first sergeant of the Fifth Illinois
Infantry. Three months later he was
first lieutenant. and in March. 1862,
was promoted to the rank of captain.
In August. 1863. he was commissioned
a major, and the following year had
risen another grade. In 1866 he was
transferred to the regular establish
ment as captain of the Thirty fourth
infantry. He was a captain for twen-
ty-five years. and in 1891 she was pro-
noted to majority. In 1890 he Was
placed in command of regiment.
On the outbreak of the Spanish war
Wheaton was made a brigadicr gen
eral and sent to the Philippines. where
he was, breveted a major general He
was given medal of honor .for distin-
Cuished gallantrv in the Assault on
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-01
BOER LEADER
TAKEN PRISONER
Commandant PrinzIoo and Con.
voy of Twenty Eight
Wa gons Captured.
sEVENTY-TwO BoERs CAPTURED
Portuguese Officials Are OH Strike
Salaries Have Been Reduced
Fifty Per Cent.

from Standerton says the Imperial
Light horse have captured Com
mandant Prinzloo and convoy of
twenty-eight wagons. Commandant
Englebrecht. the dispatch says, has
surrendered. The British are sweeping
the eastern Transvaal clear of every
thing useful to the Beers. All stand
ing crops have been destroyed. but the
women and children are being cared
for.
seventy-TwO Beers Captured.
London, April 1.-The war Office has
received advices from Lord Kitchener,
dated Pretoria. March 80. reporting
the capture of seventy-twO Beers in
the Orange River colony and officially
announcing that General French has
taken fifty-one prisoners and received
the surrender of ninety-three Beers.
as already announced in press dis
patches. Lord Kitchener also re-
Forts upon recent wrecking of trains
at several points.
In Pursuit of Kritzinger.
Cape Town. April 1.-The columns
of COlonels Gorringe, Crabbe and De
LiSle are still actively engaged in pur
suing Commandant KritZinger. 1t is
said that this Boer commander has
Orange river. 1t is said that the nego-
tiatiOns for peace between Lord Kitch-
ener and General BOtha have severely
hampered General French in his OPP
erations in the eastern TranSvaal. 1t
is believed that Generals Botha and
ViljOeenn had practically agreed to ac
cept the British terms of surrender.
but when the Boer commandants met
they were cOntemptuOusly rejected.
Portugese Officials on Strike.
Durham. Natal. April /. = Adviccs
from Delagoa bay state that there is
considerable dissatisfaction among the
government employees there. The sal
aries of these officials have been re-
duced 30 per cent. and there has been
an epidemic of fever among them. In
consequence it is said that almost the
entire postal staff has gone on strike.
Regiment Deserts.
Gold Coast Colony. April l.
Three hundred men of the British
West African regiment who deserted
at Kumassi. marched armed TO Cape
Coast castle. where all business has
been suspended owing to a fear that
the deserters will loot the town. One
hundred and twenty troops were dis
patched from Accra to Cape Coast Cas-
tie to suppress the revolt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-01

Some of the regular officers are dis
cruntled over the appointment. claim
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

ur.c or &c to i.c over Friday Phillips continues
. oire support 10 the May. but is apparently will
- the market should have a rest The outside
sse is almost entirely in July. Western offer
,rs are increasing although as large to-day as
- friday. The weather is more favorable The
os,nning sales to-day were 100000 bushels Local
snoepts were ia cars, with two contract The
,,-nate for Monday is $50 cars. Clearances were
=. ,oo bushels Gables quiet
rbere was extraordinary trade in oats: larger
qood deal than in corn. and equalng at times
he wheat. Prices closed 1ac over Friday and at
,he TOD. May. &c sellers, and the July 26i.c The
aslaved season has popularized the oats buying
rbAv are 20c to 2lc under corn That has in
ceased the consumptive demand. Shipping sales
rere bout 100000 bushels making cash business in
.,-o DAYS about 1.000 900 bushels There were 2.2
csrs here with 26O for Monday. Seaboard clear
ences were 4250oo bushels.
r7laxseed lc TO Sc higher but dull There
we're only II cars Of seed 1T the three points. The
sav and the cash closed at 81 81.
provisions were without incident. pork I'D 1Oc;
lard and ribs unchanged. Hog receipts were in
ereasing; tire speculation lessened. The cash de-
nand was quiet. II is the season for larger hog
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
financial.
finaurlal.
100000 SHARES
treasury Stock, Non-Assessable, at $500 (par
$500 Offered by the California King Gold
Times CO.-A 2Oe6 Investment.

10 those who have funds purchase stock
that
stock OF the CALIFORNIA KING
Hon. John r. Jones' L. s.
The Company picacho
fora largest
curing the past
aits and cuts have been made MILL
ioN loNS OF pay ore are READY THE MILL.
hs immense body the largest
thk which the
free romd
soo Tor the
or ONE THOUSAND
plant will yield NET MONTHLY
considerably
pay l29o annually is
This
subscriptions
the investment
a
The directors
or Colorado Omaha
Teller Denver Wm c. Hon.
Commissioners: Senator p petit
OF South Dakota. Exu
j. c. Montgomery Denver, Pres Mon
Bnghamon N " o Trust Co
r Iaudfeld sacro
California King Gold Mines Company Broadway York
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

@AM8WRG- -AMERIGAI lINE
TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE
Every Thursday
49, PLYMoUTEI-CH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a,
COLUMBIA. MAY 2. 10 A. 81.
Z Bismarck May .. 10 AN Columbia. May So 10 ~ NJ
Deutschland. May IL. PM r Bismarck June s. 10 AN
A Victoria. MAY 81 AM Deutschland. June IS. I Pm
TWIN-S6REw PASSENGER SERVICE
Every Saturday
PLYMOUTH-C'HE ERBOURG-HAMBCRG ~,
Waldsrsee. May 4, $50 AM 'PhDricia, June l.. p u
BATAVIA May II. 1870 AN Patricia. June eSo AM
Pennsylvania, MAY rs PM waldersee, June lS 4 i,M
Pretoria May 25 II AN Batavia June % AN
ITO Hamburg direct.
SUMMER CRUISES
TO ENGLAND. IRELAND. & SCOTLAND. from Ham
burg May %. Southampton Nav 25. TO THE LAM
OF the MIDNIGHT SUN. Hamburg July - July
from y. Y 20. July 25. and to the BALTIC
and principal cities OF NORWAY. SWEDEN.
RUSSIA. and DENMARK. from Hamburg Aug Is.
by the Yacht PRINzESsIN VICTORIA LJIsE
(5.0to 40 feet longl and 5. s. ACGCSTE VIC
TOFiIA. All appointments strictly hrst-class At
tractive itineraries arranged Further particulars on
HAMRT; ;RG-A AMERICAN LINE 81 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
OFFICIAL OIL REPORTS.

Tho California State Investment Company Eastern
Offices at IS fremont ST. Boston, Mass
opportunity obtain reliable information
the official State Government regarding oil
industry of California and all letters inquiry nclosng
stamp for reply. about oil company will be cheerfly
answered free OF charge.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
BALTlMORE e 0H!0 RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

leave New York. foot OF Chambers
as follows and minutes earlier from W. 2Sd St:
a. m Daily--SOlid train for Buffalo Arr. D. N
WaNsrly. Eimira and Bradford Coaches
paror and cafe dining & Buffalo
...:O n m Daily.-Chicagc Lifnited-Fast MaiI-SOlid
train Chicago arriving 20 p m Arr Cleveland 40
Sie=perS Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining Car
7S0 . m Daly-sn1alo ani Cleveland Exrsess-.aFr-
10 - Cleveland 1920 m Slsepers Euf-
falo and Cleveland Care
OILS D. DaIy.-Sols1 rain for BrghauJon. Waver-
ly Enira- Chicago. Siespefs Buffalo. Chicago. Gin
einnat. Dining
rNICKETS Local. TINE CARDS AND PULI.MAN
Broadway. Is7 East l25th ST and 20 West 125th 81,
Chambers anS West I'D ferries. New YORK: SS3 and
Fulton ST. Broadway. brooklyn: 100 River ST..
and City Station New York Transte~
Co calls for Baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
CENTRAL n. R. Of new JERSEY.
Stations in New York Liberty ST. and South Ferry
Cline from South earlier than below.
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
600 80 x : =. .ts1s s nj. -oOO 'O' ''''''
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
1870 tS.eo '1G00 '1t30 = II 90. -l-3o '34o.
500 TOO 'l2 IL mdt.
ofices: Liberty ST Ferry. South Ferry. 17e. 2si
43i 1900 broadway. r-3 5tb 737
Union Sd West f53 East la5gh ST.. 213 West 12sth
Columbus New York: Court ST. 344. SEQ
calls and checks baggage dsstt
nation
Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains Franklin 81 station NewYork. as follow.
and 10 min. West i2d ST.. N r.
ITO A. M--For Intern. points to Albany Montreal
IL A. Nj Mohork. Mirne~aSAa- Sarato82
Catskin Mountains.
p. M--Chicago Express
p. M fO Detroit Chicago ST. Louis
13:s3 p. M-(2p For Hudson River Points and AoaEy
sG:i3 p M-For Rochester Buffalo. Cieve. x Chieago-
ts:oo M-For Rochesrer. Euraio Detroit s. l-9g.a
se:lJ p M--Fo- Syra. Rocr-, Mag Falls. Det tni
.Daily. tI0aily. except sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
No. l. i0:45 A. NJ; at 245 r NJ Leaves Jerssy
City. p r. r. Sta. M. II 20 A. NJ az so p NJ
Time tables PRINCIPAL hotels ard offices Baggage
cf Westcotts Express
G. e. LAMBERT. General Passenger Asens- N y
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
new YORK Central,
psRi'EM DyyIsIOy.

HARLEM DIVISION
s.I@ a. NJ and S.S5 P. VI Daily. Sunday. 70
PtJtsHelt Sundays only at .. 20 A "
Pullman all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Ptntsch light
Ticket Offices IfS 96t Az and 1915 Broadway y
Union So W 215 Columbus Ave. 1S3 West l2ath 81,
llth St ard tNrh Citations. New York. 33s and -
Fulton 81. and f0f Broadway. r D. Brooklyn
Telephone 200 New York Central CAB
Service Baggage chscSsd from hotel residence oy
Westcott Express t'orraany.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Superntenient General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
flna nrial.
The Tefft Weller Company
Incorporated under Laws of New YORK..
CAPITAL, S3.OOO.OOO. SHARES. SIOO Each
PREFERRED STOCK. 90 Cumulative S15o0.OOO
pleasure OF
COMMON STOCK Sl5OO.OOO


ome franchise o
o will a al and
andST
of
o
$3,543424.78
The Common stk OF
& &Company irasnciaes
fund OF o b Common sockn n
of centre e have teenu
accum
lends the referred Stool pah
SUBSCRIPTIONS S1,5O0OOO PREFERRED STOCK
will be of May 9, 1901 by
The S o nypa OIL al o reject all
subu sam dtoc the crpho time wthoutnot
,a5 Jun 5teo,5 o9SandJu 100
al onana payments
kd ina be application
MERCHANTS TRUST COMPANY
800 BROADWAY, NEW
F. S. MOSELEY CO..
CONGRESS ST, BOSTON,
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
Railroads.

Den nSYLVANIA
DEsssossEs sSs 8 YssT n Fc%KEETxERR cKH H
kt The leaving time from Desbrosaes ana
Iorsiandt Streets Is five minutes later thnn
stauon, except where otherwise noted.
go a N, ya- EAST YAImLnissd Buffet
oh Sshic1sq Ne s2se4zs $50 PlS,sas- T''''''s
ss5 W. PESNsTI2ASfa L1NrfEpPalu,p anu THS9elaPa
ton Cars For cScssO ceSssd Tosaa ana 1Sss5ss
1 sasiiPaaP%SS' r. 81 cAIcS6 IHsyIIs sSn s, Lsgs s
Toledo G oaisSs & siD cIncaSa a9is TMRSsS naSsSS
oSS y. y. ST LOUIS ExPREss.-For ritsssurs.
H. fssIiss 4 k8ss Pans sas Gar
ssfs SMa.epf n refc SiFTeay Exor PRES Car p,,.u and
6hieaso For Knoxvis daily Via sSenandoaS Valley sg
Snnees ToF oisyend KS fseePi sasgTay
PREssFoE Cleveland SssS1is via en- en-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Io2o Dining Carr loss dining carr a m Tass
10 Deshrosses and Cortlandt Streets. 22o Cs.e5
sss as Dining Car, Dining carr a2s ,. m.
m. 125S 23. ,'CCngressionaI Lin All Psror and
ddanins Carsl % 25 Dining Car ts5 (DIuns Carr
SOUTHERN RAILwAY,-Express. %. as p. m. I2Ia
AILANTIT COAST LINE.-Ezpress SD a. m and s2s
sEABoaEb TagsT,,a6 ,I. A1E dINE and Met
l--es' p 0duY. Express.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis
cHEsAPEAKE { ONO RsiLW1T-s55 WAY a. m. and 4ss
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoI.K.-7.ss a. m.
hrossh ras % ap a:; 80 F % Wsss.ys % y
Standard Coaches - O'9 a""
/ CAPE MAY--12.J5 n m. veek-davs
rc points on New York and Branch Railroad from
| NSst twenty third Street Stationt
20. and 400 p. m. Sundays 925 m. f55 D. m.
IRON Desbrosses and Ccrtlandt StreetsD a.
Zoo $40. and $40 n. sundays. .. Ia a. m. 5 i5
/ p. - - - -
| EON PHILADELPiIA.
oio pesbrosses and COrtIandt streets. $50, 7s5
-, o-ao 1ZS tS5o Pcnna. Lmited)
ana Cortandt Streets 102l % ming Carl 90 Dining
Sarl llyo m. f25 Q 10 CDesbrosses and CortIanS
streets 320). 255. 325 S55. AZ AS Dining carr
| 80 tDning carr. 555 Dining Carr. T55 Sa5
20 p m 10 night sundays SO 5.55 coaches)
SO S.s a2s 80 HimtetD. . 55 10.55 Dining Carr
! a M l2S1 Loo % ming s,ar) 325. 3J5. as Dining
zap 80 tpining Carr 555 Dining Carr as. 8 -.
| sa5, 925 D. IL I0 niSh-.
Ticket Clces 1885 1854 III and a61 Broad
way; Astor House: West Twenty station.
and stations foot cf DesbTOssss and C0ri1nr Streets:
Court Street. 500 Fulton street 9s Broadway and
tsnnsy vanta Anrex Station- station.
CITY The New York Transfer CounGaHv viii call for
and check baggage from hotels residences through
70 destination.
TesPaone .ai4 Eighteenth Street for Psuass lyanls
Pairosd Cab Service
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. j. =. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-04-11

- ~ - EVh
You are hereby no,i6ed that the follow
ing lots situated IN the fown Of Big Stone
Gap. Va. to-wit: Lots ~ ard IA.
Block - - shoUn on Big
stone Gap Improvement Company
plat NJ. q sai~ town uerc sold on tho
DAY OF Nch., cSJ. for Delinquent taxes.
ievies. interest ard costs to the Common
wealth o. Nirginis. and application for
The purchase thereof has been Sled Ia this
Once. and q appearing from the records
IN THE ohice that you are interested "a
said lots. you are further notified 20 ap-
pear Ia four months from the date Of this
notice and DO ~hst NAV be necessary 20
protect yorr Interests. Given under nv
hand ibis lsth day Of March, 1901
" =. kiEconr. CLERK Of the
County Court, Wise County. Virginia
Marches 1916
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Tho Best Remedy Cor Rheum
atlSm.

cctck Ektfrf fNos Pan
All Who use ChaEkeriain's Pain BALM,
Tor rheuu'sfism are delighted ai,h thr
qsicA relief from pain which Il AFFORDS
when speaking q this Mr. u \. sinks.
OF Troy, Ohio. saws. "Some time ago 4
hed scvere attach Of rheumatism ga INV
Arm and shoulder. tried numerous feni-
edies bat got no relief until uas rccam-
scented BY Messrs- Geo. q. rarscns & Go
arngSssts Of This place. 90 try Chamler-
IAN Rain Balm. lhcy recommended DO
~ highly that J bought bottle. vas
soon relieved OF all pain. have since
recommended this Imminent 10 many ofmr
Trends, ~ha agree With me that "a 10 The
nest rcncdF Ter muscular rhcumatism on
tae market. For sale by J. ". Kelly.
IAN
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80 ifpuAlcd by = uesk digestion. loss Of
spei,'e' - eonstipate&. try fea doses ..
Saeni'e fiaiu r stomach and Liver Tar.
,Sl'- aserf boz warranted. For sale ~
- - - Attfs l4.f-
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or
TRAINS


Central nmc'
30. ~. .assHnrlr Sally -fr.sa. r...... f... d. M .
Aflifr. Blk Stone Gap s.laa M
-. ~ fs..auzar daf.e.-fasy.s sf~ s.... ..
''A' D. Hi-. srrises a. iouist Ifis SO a II
us Sto"e ospana roseu's valley
Standard tneI
x. a. Ayers. Pres't.
a. q. Eaton. Superlntend'nt.
"rsrHst os1irss Ria sIoss G.r.v.
Halsicriine far freight "a .4....-.- t..
zee iae >oaih Atlantic Otia sri fa-.f..l., 4
stone Gap Iron Co ~ '1' "ie
trains leave tes iutsrusoni holei % follow.
teri. = \ train, going ess,. $4,000. 500 4.
81. v a. ~ 80. Ncst. ..--.. 30 D. W.
q. ~ 'r-in, scing soufh .... ESQ. !,
intern.siioa rsxsr6ius frsisli 80
y; }. Ayers. Sec.
Ayr oslldias. Ne Sross cav.
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80 laxative hroEe Ueinire Ial.isis. An
isessisis relehs she money 81 u fsn. a.
'aee. y Groves siFastare = 81 ,.ch
- -.
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The NEST, EeRTH-EEST, SOBTF
FIRST CLASS. SECOND cas-,
ANe rHtoRaNr rtcerrr
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TIE BEST ROUTE TO TpF.
NORTH AND EAST
'glseAN NSauluLrD coscHu
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EDUCATIONAL.


A VERY high compliment has been paid
DR.. Charles pabney, president Of The Uni.
ressity Of Tennessee. and fornss assist.
ant secretary Of Agriculture during
Cieveiand's second tern. In The snrres.
ton Of his name by samuel Garner. m
y. o; Johns Hopkins UNIVERSITY. - . 81.
ting cne 70 re considered in connection
With She presidency Of that institution,
D.. DaSney's family is Virginia. and he
himself Is a native Of this State.
Washington and Lee University will.
under the viii Of generous patron. he
come the recipient Of 5000 upon the
death Of The donor The bcquess is Cor
ihe founding Of the schoiarshin In the
"tecs Department.. and upon establish
ueut Hi'l DEE known hy The name Of son
of tae donor. Who IS dead. and was a rrad-
Hate OF fhc CONVERSELY. This patron has
i'fo announced that during life 500 viii
pa given each year 20 the University.
iac name oi The donor is withheld al
present.
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ARKANSAS, cALiFoRE
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NLB HASkA, cOLORAD,
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WISCONSIN,

MISSOURI KANSAS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-05


Germanv IA. Z - :,
corn lin 1900 ,so oonIo oo bnstais =. ara
used). because ths o,,,ns dies not 49,
ture ON, the r.ar,,,a,,
The n,hltc da,,t aoarsa 10, more No,
$500. 600 In Fahrn,r,. 1.et ths snoa.
work Inns eo M, 80,
So
The inaugural ball in Washington last
night was the most brilliant in the his
tory of the nation. tls,, ball room pre-
senting magnificent scene with yell
low (gold) as the predominating lint in
hannily and ,,.hen ,,,,,sic rase ,.it,,.
lis y,ol,,n,,,o,,s s,,si, saft ays,s ;aar =,
love to ewes whiob snake af.ai,, atc
The ..Iyater,oo,. viii, eo,,a la,s.r ), ,,,s
scoring ne anti. dare,srs ,,.;,l e;va ..t,e
sadminis ration, for ,s5,,,,,t 5 ,,.,nc;n3, q
Arthur II stilas-xho CLAIMS Ia have.
stoned 14O r,,na xv.,y l,nrses IA Il, iris
respect he holds IN national record,
Uncle sam-Weli. they cut OF $4,000
ooosof my war tax revenue. but I'll save
and ha rbors-so IN, still ahead.
1t is estimated that Munich rsstau-
rants cheat the public annually out Of;
$1,000 bys selling foam in place of beer.
The fire for not filing glass to the.
limit is sla5 plus tx, weeks, imprison-
ment. blt connla;n, K sedan, ,nadn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-05
az Iye4><l.y
INSANITY AND RELIGION.
New York Sur.

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5Miilch y rely asslls t'9us - seelFss =.
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I q neiisious pfilsl " atsefiplils alle
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sNis,siiiis % iutAaes. pul suci' 4 lnslnoc
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~ ie'isi0us Moiia ~ uisi ' ii'so y, q !,
sieSi iiuitipsi " ss-c.s anu
lssus.S aiio ~ .iiis country 'h'sy are es-
| i'SNidils numerous the!e4 - Aalsiiy
',ssipie ioiili ~ pe'iti Mllisii iiiss l'pl ny
| representation ~ mem. over against lp
sielil i the nov vast pouy 81 inildeis
~ one sor1 er anplhef. a ileists snos-
lics ahu Wral NOT 70 Waom the evil
| usiieeS on "hich al lhsse peiisNers
round their ialth seem purely fanclfui.
" iiot ac'ualiy tne irult 81 deiusion,
/ ;llltsr. ervatiehs OF me iInaginatio ION
| wfilcn aeis' ne laws ot nature Andsin
/ tie RAMS oi nellet one camp may look
ION the ram OF another IS approximate
| lhg the apsurully OF macy
4 me early Spifltuailsts %ere regarded
] as sheer luralics, the late Judge Eds
inonas' ior example, de Vas a man OF
remarkably Clear iegal mind When he
aPpilea nliIiseii 70 questions OUTSIDE u
4 lnar Ilelo, yet ne was convinced apso-
iu'eiy mat ne talked with the SPIRITS.
1 ~ was accounted pS many people an
4 evidence o. lunacy IN Luther X Marsh
lsthet ne beiaeveu that the pictures ne
obtained from the Diss de Bar wamon
were painted by spirits, yet outside OF
that realm ne mad exhibited unusual
ability IN sitting and estimating evil
4 dence Swedenborg had no doubt that
he had been admitted into the spiritual
world and seen heaven and he'll, yet
many Of the strongest and sanest minds
We're among those who believed him.
the late Gen. Niche, of West Point, for
example. The scheme Of divine gov
ernment laid down in the Westminster
4 confession seems to multitudes Of men
to be horrible delusion. The course OF
Christian history has been Redeemed
with the blood of people who We're tor
sItured and slain like noxious reptiles on
the ground that they imperilled the
souls of true believers. Faith in mirac-
lsulous cures. devoutly held even yet by