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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-10

Word has been received here
that A.. =. Ely died at Wood
land, California, on Dec. 26,
1900. Kidney trouble was the
cause ol ais death.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-10
HOar to Mckinley

"lt is idle" Mr.. Hoar assured
his imperialistic colleagues Ito
tell us that these people, Fill.
plnos, are not fit for self.gov.
ernment. The way to pre-.
pare them for liberty is to set
them free. If we say to the
Filipinos we will not consider
their case, till they go down on
their knees, lay their hands on
their hips and their lips in the
dust, this war will go on, if
there is a span k OF principal in
their breasts, until every Fill.
pino of one sex is exterminated.
and until the women among
them take up the fight also
Senator Hoar is right when
he faces Mckinley and his
hackers with true manhood,
true Americanism for both are
always true patriotism. The
President is by the Filipino as
he is by the Cuban scandal
kicked up by his own ap.
pointees and henchmen. He
refuses to let the world learn
the Filipino side of the story
and declines to give to Con.
gress, when it requests it, the
true facts of the postal depart.
ment disgrace in Havana. In
shielding and hiding the extent
of those crimes, if held str city
to the letter of the laws he
himself would be- held as an
accessory after the theft.
Hoar Would Give Filipinos
Hearing.
Senator (Rep) Hoar's plan for
the solution of the Philippine
question, as embodied in his
remarks before the Senate yes.
terday, and the amendment to
the army bill which he intro.
duced in the form of Il general
proviso, embraces two steps:
First-The appointment of
commission to be composed of
all shades of political opinion
to investigate the entire Phil.
lppine question and report its
findings to Congress
Second-The immediate sus.
pension of military activity in
the Philippines; declaration,
by the President. of amnesty
for all political ofrenses against
the government in the island;
and the extension of an invita- :
ton to Filipino leaders to come
10 Washington, at the expense
Of the United States govern.
nent, and there state the wishes
Of the Filipino people.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-10

Small pox cost Kansas City
10.712.47 in 1900 and bids fair
% cost double that in 1901.
The sun., 1901-01-20
HUnAN FINGERS FOR SOUVENIRS.
Members Of the Mob That I-nch-A Mckinney
in Florida cut His Hands.

TtnPa "a Jan - As tie details are re-
r.rrTHd ot the recers lynch!ng of Norman
Mckinney tho negro traiuwrrcker At Oulf
Junction on TUESDAY. u Il seen shat th-
florida mob were hloodth'rr McR,nney
was arrested because h's shoes ttted the
tracks - those near whsrs the ra.s
wor, w-orch"t ~ When hei'g taken e. the
jail bv Deputy Sherry Frank he said
II any men take me away from Won win
YOU asg them 70 = ~ me = chance = rra~'"
Tho o',rc. ass'r'd him that no oLa wo "A
hot..r him uni,s- he was guilty. h- thru
made z iull Noufrss ou 60 the o"!rcr H. ,l!d
thrt ho had no crievano" against the Past
Sy-t.t'v uo. auN 90! .ts Np.ONrsa but tnut
the idea Ind ONO 90 him mat this would
b., a nuc pl 90 - wreck a tram for the purpose
Df rohie''
I c,rn.ted that such a wreok would kill
evr-,'tuir on the train. SAID tNe negro b. tie
o"?crr. "tN.l / - YoO'"i to rob tie bags
and N,yr's' and Nh" dead rtsSersrrs
! It c'a'.rC- from fne ecene ( th. con
about .f"y mon tovr or i've Iis'ols were
showed iu Ns face and the negro u feU away
u n. rr'h t"c negro repeated lls G. r'ess0 on,
iia WAS tsf"0 L ~" .ccrH ~ the vroCk ana
hour 7~ ,'s rr"0"ceseor b ID gone . VrsrE
No NIGHT 'r'.re. ~, 1egr, wns N"nced
r.rc ~. surrg over linr' ~ -" ""nr"''
ne, - mo n ~ MI I'VE victim forced {. Sd.
arrived ~ tie train 'hund"rAd ny ~" horse
'yos '.d ron urd"r Mckinney
Mckinney fr,ntic1lly wrapped his leg,
about the 'ru'k ~ IL. tr"o ana was puued
i-cse FROM IL de0th 1IlU ~ 'Ne leader % ',.e
,noN. re .oon c'1scd q struggle }''r uis
O. chr>'lv re."cr'oe. - to occasion. one
- tie lvnChcrs tnirted.
The sun., 1901-01-20
warm rw.IN Ds~orNcF, H,,rSo
H- ssy. the Men Tns.sed In ~ ., w-st posr,
Are Builiss snd Coward.

w.srIS0roS Jan la-Nns Train Who
= washington ~ 'sv fAvs WITH his sdaush-
ter denoun,or th- stefn ~ haIlus e W"-i
point and declares u at ns uen who On
gage IN q are buliis= ami c'wafds
Why he said. ne fourth class man Who
compell~d q rsht man from As Est
cIlss hAs not HhHS H. the World. and Il :
rrttntended thaths should '.ve lhavs read
tie rules provided o. prsvsrt suoh prso-
tn-s and NV ara vh1l'v Gef ient, h-Csuss
one vrov.,l Is ornitt.d | would MAKE
IL tho Iutv ~ a cadet O. report g tho author
lrio1 an rNse - LEXlns Hhi'L cIfne e. lls
notice ruaEe such rsVDrts = rsrt OF ths
Wanted Ne-t POINT code of Honor. AMI
tie re1tlrg - younz boys by Upper class
D. en All. - stopped | All not oIposel T.
- t' an. .. boys a. general thiug "
thev are oouduct-d in a spirit y tslrne-~
| think N M. fns hly- mAn.y. but 80 oppose
cDIaI elliug = Attie fellow o. rght some N AZ
hlg enough ~ vhp twp ~ him Wen |
vas a boy guIng & schoul down ia the Ms
sisslppi valley. We used 20 have our "zht,
and 7 remember one occasion on which
got -oundlr troupcsl, but Wa AWAY. 4, Gtched
bows a. r"ail. - Is -.r' a. Ios-lhie. and there
were Lons Of the COW .Jdv msu4 DDS a. at seem
to prevail AZ West Point
The sun., 1901-01-20
DEAD MN PROVIDES A Feast.
Friend, Of Conrad BIinkman Toast ms emory
at Dinner nv Ills Request.

81. IovIs Mo. Jan, 10. -Conrsd B-tr6-
man died at tho Aerlan Brothers Hpsplt1l
on Bee. 20 Ite Eas bach, .nr fairly wc..-
to-dp. Sho-,y .r'rre MS death ns tot
jacob Faust. with whom ~ had "ooncd foT
rrauy v"u,. nat "a, intention vas u ;na1o
hn A,s beucA '.I.r aad gave i'm minute .u-
,t~4ctioaS about hi- funeral. lie set aside 500
to hs devoted IA = yilg u lInrGr To iG.s friend.
a.t'r hIs G'atu Last nlgAt y nuUoer %! tto,"
igrui, gathered at N'i. ala iia, an' 80.
down T. tu" banquet PROVIDED ~ tho dead
man. Ilrru U'r' uu iIu al trapp.iC.
40 LlrSr, were l.Iv"l, no ,ro?" Ma '-u
lretnua two prNN"st'as 'l1vei sIcu airs IL
"Inorr NI. BE q liot UUe 'n The odd ToNu
1.-ug.t, and t.s Iny.t'i gUr,ts entered
into t." to'lt ~ o. a. the 2"-t the drGd ulal
could w.Sh
4 place was reserved on th" night ~ the
tutst.! .t"- g." l'u.NmUn g.. .1u assured b =
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ami ta.N THU ~ Nu.. The quests sat down
al tho tabI' as 10 f. ". and .lIi ~ 'l-" urtl.
lat. this nNluI.E some SD.Id r,....-itlCt.
wcr- served. hVt 'Io-t u' { '.,ue ou ~ h,tt'-.
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The sun., 1901-01-20
lBEIL TO ESTERTiLy oArTAISg.
Chisf aud Ias, sotors In nvitsd. Too o-Druhan Out
Of Csptatrs, AssoctAtion.

Pol,o. Comm sson nor tbe,l has invited al
the co-0rua adrTs OF the force from captains
10 Aief t. spc-i al -ver'ns of what he terms
-soria! irtsrcours a. hts home. The invi.s-
tOn rsGts
-DT.R 7rt u your ocic!d duties do not
irt-riersl sh al! be pleased ~i'L your cor peuy
at ~, residence. ts4 Fourth street, Brooklyn.
oa the evening Of Wednesday. Jan. 3s. Inst.
for social Intercourse an reminded % IKE
ple0sur al.s 90 SION ne wear ago. and II 10
my wish 20 st a. art the evening designate
TO NAMES; cordial PERSONA relations, Come
any hour convenient nt'Hi l. ARrti-
Some pe,rio Thought tat tho tommissionsr
wan'et 10 ak 10 his ,ucs's about police legis-
latton a, Albany. friends Of Nr, Abel sad
TIA, ho ssa verJ r.sl mRu. liked 20 enter
tan e men no was - ctntNd with. and thar
NA- no D.. .'lrI sIsu.nCan~' IN THO faN that
lie had iuttci 'hc oaIfG,us - his home
Inspector nrI.pT resigned from the Cap
t1lns' Nsso'ialon last Tuesday DTlhan Ravs
10 reaso tor r"d'gnips, and "a soon ~ h.s
ros.g'u,tion Was "a -, ed be of he Ileo,inc.
I has alN av been sa'd that ln.p< tor DNhan
ons Ch.>. Deyrrv'. friend He was sent To
lOng ls md With Dopsid Grant al the tirIe
az 6e big 81 lks-up. Ne ls now sald 10 have
Joined f1rscs with President York,
The sun., 1901-01-20
TRIED TO XIII PrnssLy IN COURT
Man Con vtctcd of NAnsiaushtsr Mako an At
tempt His own life.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Jan. ~ John Ds =
was convicted hers to-day of voluntary mai =
slaughter aud sentenosd To eight years In
prisormert IN tho peni'cutiHry His case has
been on trial f,r three dgys, and Day Rad No
doubt that be would be cl,.re' ~ the uhRrss
Of kiliirg trsd Harmon. q Young man wh.m
he slew u 4 sa.>on In this city by strtEirg him
In the head with a bear bottle The aase was
given t. tL- jury ~ noon y-sterisy When
court conveyed tbs morning the Jury an
unrrced that tie i"frudG.t had been found
guilty. of m, laughter, ANi g hi punish
Inont Z eig't -oars f. the zen Itsut!ary
Al thi. the url-puer turned rae aud, Jump
ins At The tTp OF HE voice Ike =. rm. Oman
just herore ne reached the door he veered
70 IN. lcft, aud with al. the momentum he
could secure - ahmed he head asalist
tho sharp corner OF the door knocking him
so Z T. sensible tie aimed unconscious Tor
several minutes. during which time his vi.-
who vas 10 the room With her tWo-mouth.-
old baby. vailed h steri'alIy.
soon after bay became conscious hLs
strength and viGor returned and ho fought
a. tie vav 10 a." All . block de -tant lie
got tho NIE"r ~ beuut- = 'riG Skillc-n
Into hts mouth and ,'most chewed Il oiy tc-
iorr II could b. reira-'d After hp vas
placed In tail rhyrlo.0u was called ia aad
or examination found hat hl, skull had beoI
slightly fractured Previous 20 his trial
Day had rcUIrNcd that II lac wa- couv ted
Ar would % himself and M action tu-dls
was hIR frst attempt to accomplish that end
The sun., 1901-01-20
Nor. Money Required for State Ariuories

ALBASY. Jan. 10. The state Aruory Corn
mi ssion. IN 10, alnual report - the Adiutsrt
General, says that the apuroTriotOu which
II has been c'stomaiy for the Legislature
: Annually make for r@rslr-. tmproy emcrts
and bcttermcntS generally 10 srnorles.
oampgrou ads and rife ranges 10 entirely
inadequate TO enable tie oou nj sSion to
keep ~ good repair the structure, and plaoeS
In ita charge. The oOmlVl-alOn rcCOmiuor
that tAr log'flHt:r" auIrpi f.ate S2u",1Nl to
put d. arTr,r'"~ 49, gl0uud4 IN rr-t-C' a.
.. dillon. Ii re rommeud, t.p construct On
Of "A n'y ariuDry at syracuse And -. riar1'-
u.~r' = tIC Troy llu~nr'. witch IL now t..
small for tNa no"ls of tl' three sslaIafp
uutI,I H ...,s located tl.ge.
The sun., 1901-01-20
REPUBIICAS CITB CAMPAIGN.
Nom -Residsnoe tnmunition Uscd By olcou
Men Against Ircmsin.

In the campaign which tie Young man
r. tie Republican Club q the city OF lew
York are carrying on In behalf of ". VI X
Olcott inr Trsslde.t against Cen HenGy
J.. Trnmain, whom they cHA tie old mems
candidate search has cen made - tlo
repatriation lit ! tie I wcr;S nth ..o, ton
district Of the Iw-rty-tft, Assemble d.
tr.ut. ID which ten T~"u.uil Ives. and IL " ~
NJ C.r -, ann. tfI or, 80 .tst,,,.t o.,
ll- dlTc't .. aa.lo--. lUy Last r.rft-,att.
street irr four 's.rs A'I p.rutr'- frrcrl-
W the state .Lt that ue IL ight Abyr ios!-tcl.d
there
The sun., 1901-01-20
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rs,um fr-r.'r ss,t.,y sf vsfr'frs Ana--s'
'riu i->s the yto.-rr.sid.rt Eiset


Arpovts Mas Jan 10 Some Of the
leading Nzu' = no Forln iiierary 60
".'~ - D.. iys AndovT Academy sfs
Trlnken ~ith horror over th- sports that
-prNsis.t e.r~, Roosevelt - kiliiLs
- fs- mountain lions and sris4Iss IN
,ai...4s. A use,ias ~ tLs sous;J V.s
cid .sst evening and several speakers d..-
crs.sl ne h'irsr af,~r which ths re.oiu-
ton vas osrris I. 1uI not without stormy
d,bats
'WA~--1., We the members Of the So
rs,y % ~ Forum believe thf the rsos
Of man ls. no .rsh, TO destroy, for r.ssop.
other t'Au sef defenoe the llvss OF ThJ
alims4. which AL a.l-wi=s creator haS or
daiued to i've npon tuls EAR h, and
.N htrs~s ~ Dsilcve nat the rspors
WHOM have been sr-sh troadnAst " the
hunting erredItiou unol ~lusH the Vice
i'rc-ldent"!sr. u TO tL.t"d o;ste.. u
Ion Theodore Roosevelt, is At thc present
htr. Iebuing rrsrt uLo- 10 minds ..
soho0l children aud 70 Ito 4 our county
and 20 cNur,-rsCt ~ good --'1lts vtiTh
aays be0p RrgomI llsHod thr"u.h ths efOrts
of humane sDcie'is-. cnITcn"s and private
f.dItit uAstowarI camping out those 'svsSs
.ur Gssa Gas cGIzed vars aud Ilurdeu AMI
.mpe,l-,. -Ae progress " tho world be II
4Hs4pif 81. That Va, the LAeuoers OF fhe
so~ief- Il tNa Forum, DO hereby coajern
Inc spirit msufcltel by tae Hon. Theodore
Rooss --lt In ruthl-s4y taxing tho lives of
l rovC alton and win tho sole aim OF graft
'ring a dssir. for kiAinz. which we do no
believe 20 DN COwps' ,hle with truly manly
and CAr Ii an rlurnC,eI.
The sun., 1901-01-20
DR.. wcbbs Line to the West.

Or " Seward webb, tho lsrlost stool
holder In tho Rutland Railroad. and Pr.si-
dent Clement u that company hsVs been
planning Tor the past two or throe yeas for
a through freight line 20 tie Wes' out cs Ncs
t. gland Their project las been practically
Comple,"d bv ~ agreement between tao
Rutland's 'anadlnn corpora'i'n and the
ogden snurg aud Lake Ian plnin Comp
Lake CLamplain and fol rlgLi q way n ro.Su
The Os l.. burg ard laAe Chdmrl,ln yaTl
to EoU~, Point tO.U"Cti = vii hc IN ..a
with mo Rome. Wotsrtovu aud ogtnnShu. =
and other Vanderbilt line, 90 tho West
The sun., 1901-01-20
LoCRKDOUr UNION xkS rely.
nssu,dins ,ini which Union Tried to Csss Asks
Tor Pohcs Protection.

The lock ed-out men from Young 4 GerArds
mo,idin ~ mill In Greenpoint are resortinE 20
all sorts Of inuulids;.ons 10 prevent no "a
union men from going 10 work. The .tItks
began l.st Monday. when the Grin refused
TO accede 10 tn. demands OF a csrpeut--s ana
,oinsrs union for certain hours Of work at
specified wages. since then tie nrrn he.
nlled the place OF the locked-out men somo
az the new hsnds have since been asevilt'
and yest erday the 4 - applied for nrutectio y
% the police az ths Brec Ipc Int avenue ststio =
Mr.. der ard ssId rev srdAy. that no nil
would closo hetore they would Sive IN Va the
union He addsd that n: fr1m Lao been
TO pl ace on the II dsOu
The sun., 1901-01-20
Freight Car In the >orthws.,

The -silroad companies operating IN o.,
Northwest have. after COZ sidera' 20 e1ici..
mentins. found a convertible car with
they can use for both winter and sumu.-r
traric witt but a nominal s,pcus, fo- al'e-a-
tion In no open season these cars which
are moetli made OF steel are uscO 20 ha-.
removed and nla'iorm cars sro 'eHdv TO hau.
logs Thl- scheme is expected - re-I..
Ia proLouuc"d economic. iu ~" oIcrat 20.
of the railrOa
The sun., 1901-01-20
TOWNS IIGHTS FROZEN Up.
Northncld. VI, In DarkncS Because the Eioc-
tric Plant wont work.

NonTHFIrLr, Vt. Nov 10 a--Northfeld $
eioc'r'' isul plant is frozen solid and tie
town - IN d4rhress The gttr contrul',' :
the water wheel was frozen or Friday ngI'
and cannot hr lowered Tho water all .rit
ti" pond An ATTEMPT wg- mad" 10 Cour"Ct
t' 'ttl'.l or q DO At IA" plant uut u was .uud
ft.t 10 .uu.p - ito1"r NoTkmeu WeTs
hu,y all ddN. uut W"T" uuHbl" to Ct th' ma. .
.rhlfnry rIuuug. and here are no .isifs tu-
uEFh' ~" tu"uuou"'"r W4s - DE- gr.'i
n,tlA I'rp. tt,- murIIig. l. GeEroHs below
a. This vv'r ~ In tu' ghborlI L tow /
of Plpinu'ld 'nr th"rtupwrtrrWuaS 80 below
,.; clock Ills nc .IiC
The sun., 1901-01-20

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The sun., 1901-01-20

afI Psurfnss nras iSsr,~sss ~ rre I. WI
uarsburs LAss ~ .bs.

Pour alarms were sounded o. fys Which
started IN Joseph Frfsrhs china sls2 90 The
ground noor u the four-story broh tr Ildius
~ IS NeseIole ~ Get, W''rAIns shuTr. lsSt I'd ri'.
~ "ra :'t'-d 'he Au!ld'Yr ard s.ycrl 90.
tenant. mad nrrrow eAcnre. IN a~t''n. ou'
Nir. HMv vsttinS,-, who occv ed -
,or roor, re.reed 70 ioays the hulltir Will
her inya.d fs1sntrr Afy, va - -.
fro e.cnIe ladi-rs hy . ~. .-vsIs
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The sun., 1901-01-20
coIORADos GREAT COAL sTNKk.
lAok of Fsei likely 70 Cause - hdastrsI
Paralyuis In the state.

DlxvlA Jan Colorado faoss an In
dustriai ariss. Tho effects OF the onal strike
ars fe.s By svery industry In the STATE. Many
Of ehs small minss have already closed down
and the big produosrs have only enough
ooal 70 last from ono 70 three weeks Il,
the urthe continues worh VIII stop at the
gnsffers vtshin one yset. oas and electric
oitiss and towns are settinx near the bottom
of the.i coal bins and the peopl. wal soon
be without li1ht. Street oar coInpan ias
are alarmed Every ons Dependent uno-'
power con panies 1s becoming nervous
In one N onth. ifth. strike oor tinues, e 1.
estimated that SO. 900 rncn will be thrown oui
OF work
The sun., 1901-01-20
Thieves Ges q DunAio P,ns RrsAls.

The stereroon az AMBROSE Park In Irook-
lvn WIS entered Ivy taicycs on Friday night
and prcps-ty valued nt about $500 was stolen
Among TIE articles carried on was q brtC 20
rs,ertcl to ca CODY while tLe " I'D Nest
show was cphlriting IN London 4 few years
rgo Four hpva have heen arrested for the
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The GO.f Gspl

Il the type Of the modern woman At nes
healthiest and best. She walks with an
easy grace. She 10 a picture Of perfect
wornanhood in the sIringt,me OF life.
But generpl'y the golf CLUB 10 faid aside
with marriage. A physical lanyuor op-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-25

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Paris, Aug. 6.-Emissaries Of that ar
bitrary old lady. Dame Fashion, are
hurrying forth to all points Of the COM
pass with her latest edict
The command reads: Wear embroi-
dered muslin-or linen Of cambric-any-
thing. so 1t be embroidered"
Those who rebel or disregard her rul-
ings are self-reduced to the limbo of
"out Of fashion, out Of the world" and
administer thereby their own punish
menc.
Pet passementerles are unusually pop
ular. In most Of them spangles FREEDOM
mate, but the finer specimens show a
liberal amount of beads. None of the
new embroideries, even Of silk, is fat;
not only must the color and form be ex-
pressed, but the design must stand out
in bold relief. Embr6ideries Of the Rich
ellen epen-work type are IN mousseline
de sole or Japan silk, outlined with n
heavy, smooth satin cord called the tor
pedo, which is of uneven thickness in
different parts Of the design to produce
the raised effect. They are formed bor-
dering, appliQues Of velvet or surround
ing collars, revers and other accessories
of velvet in pretty new forms for the
decoration of gowns and Jackets.
Passementeries Will Take the
Place Of White Guipures.
Embroidered p-assementeries in all col
ors to match the material oftthe' gown
will evidently take the place OF the
white and yellow guipures. For evening
gowns the jeweled passementeries are in
motifs showing pearls In graduated
sizes, and small beads In gold or silver
or crystal in harmonious conjunction,
with touches Of coral o. turQuOises in
termingled.
The all-over embroideries are 10 only
those In Jet spangles, but those of white
on pale tinted mousseline, the warp Of
which u of the color and wool of white,
giving q changeant effect, especially in
pinkish mauve, pale pink, pale blue and
champagne color. The spotted muslins
are the newest, and make up into sim
pie frocks, with Swiss embroidery as
trimming. Plumettis is being largely
used for summer frocks.
S~elf-colored, soft embroidery linens
make charming country gowns, and