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can only ~. obtained by a treatment
which removes the catarrhal taint from
the blood 1nd the disappearance of tn.
il Examination from the mucous sur
faces.
\ new remedy which meets thes.. re-
quirements and which 50 far has been
remarkably successful in curing ca
tail'h is Stuart'S Catarrh Tablets
These tablets act upon the blood and
mucous membranes only They can
hardly he called a secret patent medi-
cine as they are composed Of such
Hytlrastin. Eucalyptol and similar
cleansing antiseptics WHICH cure by
eliminating from the blood and mucous
surfaces the catarrhal poison.
Stuart's Catarrh TabletsS are large
pleasant tasting lozenges taken in
tcrnally. allowing them ~ ulssolv.
slowly in the mouth. in this way they
reach the threat. fauces and the entire
alimentary canal.
IL desired. they may alsd be dis
solved in water and used as douche.
IN addition to the INTERNAL use but il
is not at all necessary to use douche:
4 lew of them dissolved in the mouth
daily will be sufficient However.
When there is much stoppage of the
nose. 4 douche made from. these tablets
VIII sc immedat" relief. but tn.
regular daily MS" internally of thes,.
tablets will cur" the whole catarrhal
trouble without resorting to the incon-
vcniencc Of a louch"
Di. Cement states that the internal
treatment for catarrh is rapidly taking
INC place Of the old plan Of douchinr
a'!o local application and further says
that probably the best and certainly
w safest remedy at present on tn"
market is Stuart'S Catarrh Tablets. as
no secret is made of their composition
ana al the really efficient remedies for
chfarrh are contained in this tablet"
Druggists sell Stuarts Catarrh Tab
lets at fifty cents for fun sized pack
ages Ask your druggist and if he is
honest he will tell You there is no safer
more palatable. more efficient and con
Fenient remedy on the market.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
A DAILY NUISANCE.
A Simple Remedy Which Will Interest
Ca!arrh Sufferers.

N i'll -,,rli-r stages ,atarrh ~ mn,,.
Of 4 nuisan,r than A menace u TIN.
general health. but sooner or later.
tho disease extends to thu throat.
bronchial tubes ana even to TIL
stomach and intestincs.
catarrh is essentially a disease. ~ tn.
mu Gus membrane, the local symptoms
b. ing = profus" dis,harS" Of mucous.
sto1paC" Of til" nostrils Irritation i'm
throa:. causing coughing. sncrzing.
GagSinS ana frequent bearings Of III
throat and head.
The usual treatment NV local touches.
snufiS. saIvcs. cto.. often gives t"m-
rora~y relief. but anything like cure
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
CHURCH HILL.

CHURCH HILL.
Scott IIcwins Is painting his build
ngs
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Warren of Au-
burn. recently visited Mrs. &. l.. Went
worth.
John Church has charge of It crew of
men On the Wiscassct and Quebcc
Railroad near South china.
Marcellus Rla.sdcl of Sidney was at
Gideon Hallovelrs. Thursday.
Amos Cunningham is rcmodeiinS n
stabl. for .. crawford.
Frank Young and Arthur Cunning
liam have gone into the woods near
Bingham for the winter.
Ira H. Foster VAS ut his fathers.
sunday.
9. Crawford Went t" turnN illr
Monday ana purchased ten COWS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

. what extent the Drcytus
case sill continues to engage
the attention OF pcop.c IN
France may be seen from Tie
cxtravagant and preposterous attempt
which is being made in certain quar-
1ers to render the Prince OF Monaco
responsible fGr the death of President
Faurc. White no reputable paper has
made any definite charges, quite a
number Of them are indulging III in
sinuationS of the most direct character,
which are quite as effective i'll their
way and contribute just as much TO
poison the popular mind against the
prince as it the accusations were pub
Iicly laid at his door.
The prince. it may be remembered.
was one the chief champions OF the
prisoner of the Devils Island. lavished
large sums of money upon his cause.
ana visited Il number OF foreign courts
in behalf of the unfortunate man. II
was in this connection. indeed. that he
became involved in 4 controversy with
count Boni de- Castellane. who chal-
lenged him to fight duel. which the
mince declined on the ground that
Roni was making use of title and Of
arlnoiial bearings which did not belong
10 him.
What has led 10 the revival OF the
rumUrS that III" death Of President
I'aure was brought about by poison is
thc publication OF the book entitled
"Propos de Felix Faure" CReminis-
,cnces Of Felix FaureD. extracts Of
which have been published from time
% time in the Paris Figaro. the Lon
ion Times, and other foreign papers
ina which have attracted an immense
AMOUNT OF attention.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

The preface Of the book which has
ust made its appearance. repeats in
ne most positive manner the story
hat he had Succumbcd to poison. and
D. dds that it was administered t" him
u tho form OF 4 cigar
1t then goes on To show that the peo-
le by whom the president was sur
ounded were 50 blindly devoted to
i'm as 70 absolutely preclude any
disability of one Of them rendering
lcmselves guilty Of participation in
n attempt upon his life. ana also ex-
lainS that the cigars used by the
resident We're Of q particular brand.
ncCially made for him by Old ANA
"uStcd employees Of the state tobacco
tcto"ies. and sent 10 him in sealed
osed person tampering with them for
"farious purposes The poisonous
ii5;Ir. il is argued must ounscquentlv
ave been given to him by a stranger
I'd then the writer of the preface
raWS attention to the fact that on the
ay of the presidents death his
ireshOld was crossed only by two
ranGcrs tthat is, people not belonging
his household. namely. the vener-
bic Cardinal Richard. and the reign
< Prince of Monaco. In conclusion
1c writer expresses the opinion that
Il poison used was cyanide Of
7tassium. and gives his reasons for
lis belief
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
APPLES, APPLES. APPLES

ai. ana winter apples: PpDins. Ytlia,,
Flats. Gayensteins. Sweetfnrs erG thph.
Delivered at our store in Gardiner Ia bar.
icis. ready FOR shipment. but not bea,iSd
MAST he No. is and hand picked NJ.
VIII nay 2 good, fair cash price. n =
IiaIIilon 5i1l q ~. Gardner. Next door 10
'oi''i''i b'ei 60 s.,ts1tr
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HOW IS YOUR GARDEN?
Suitable Soil Wanted for Successful Guilt.
vation Of Filler Tobacco.

" tsilinSt"n. Oct. 2S.-Secretarv Wilso.,
Hit announced that experts Of the az
ticuilural department will hunt all over
the hi'"d S'"ter and its new possessions
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

hiiNlN sen ING TO DO At I1,t,,
'.,tt1,a mi,h" 2 speciality oi cutting and m 't;r..
M ,i.., clothes ! viii call N rncat,s.
Augusta INV - 'hpi'pl 81
nrt2h il ,ra
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Special Advertisements,
MISCELLANEOUS.

PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED
MI Work guaranteed. Reference. Frank
T. Dennis Augusta. Also instruction on
pianos and organs. Orders IN mail will
receive prompt attention Willis T.. Trask
Rural Free Delivery No. :. Augusta. Me
References Mrs +. +. Davis. &. r Flynt
and Mrs. II. +. Goodrich. Augusta
oCt2Stdtf
LIFE EEADl Nti--Six questions an
SWrr"d Tor be. concerning business and
social affairs. Mae Belle Berton. Angus
Ia. Me. Box 2aS octs dln@
MRS. CRAM. CTAIRVOYA\T. can he
consulted on health or business Refer
"nces from leading business people. Hours
from ~ \. n. TO 10 L. NJ Case taken b.
mall No. Capitol St, Augusta. Me.
oCto9 div
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

hNTEIJ-Trustw0rthy yoJny mn
""..aRe once. this city; 80 d yect ~
and "a sh nerience unnecessary; roferene..
i,ae i' ~ security required Slpt. Pre-
~ 'h'rry st.. Philadelphia, n. ''h'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

Augusta ''''" ~ 'itT Hotel
oct2titg
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LOST +.

n T'I.NI-N tNFF. IVIT.A KETTF. mean
thc bridge. Please notify or return to W .
G. HawcS nctnad,
\ SIN oF MONEY on Water street
between tonN Iiuu~v ANA RincS hii
crossing. saturday nisht. Finder win H..
rewarded. Leave 1T 2>h Water street Au-
SuSt. ,.,Ao -, q,
N LARGE CAMEO BROOCH set IN
pitin gold. Liberal reward will be pai
Tor ITS return. Mrs. W. Scott Hin ;5l
state St ,rto>dIus
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

~ Eb-We are In q posIfion7
III" energetic ladies of lrntln,rtpD
81 1 iarantced salary ~ il5 NJ tIr'nen .Mnn
we wv noT ~ v.%i, sgpn t az they can qualify sns
Her particulars address T. D r., ~, pi@n.
EOsiOn. ,,.,s, d,, NpA l-r. "A
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

ANtFACTTEERS ,,.-.--c-.z-5--,..
man with sJfioicnt spare tine wo1iih' ,.,s
r",lli \" ,Tr'h, 81 II Eoston and vicinity ss,n
I.,I'bi" business hOusc. nanufacf,srs,,.'nss ~
1thtrwiSc. Address. With nartlc,1,s..s ~
- L.. J. Q. Box 2s,i, Boston, Mas 4.
Cct,JnDd.f
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
FOR SALE.

THE ADAMS HOUSE. AUGUSTA. Mi.
oHtLlhs ~ rooms. steam heat or tro,lc-
IN" l" Tog4s. Hallowcl and Gardinn,
u" furnishings must be sold bv Nov y
4 Hois' constantly filled VIII be s6ld !,
\ K bargain. H. Il. Adams Prop
oct2sdgr
( FOR SALE-Thc property situated a,
corner ~ Water and Academy Stre-1,s N
h1ll""cll Inquire ~ VI s. Woolsidn
- HalloVell Market octN DIV
ONE EIGHT T-YEARS-OLD ftOTsy,.
Weighs lj-" and il 4 good worker sjTisis
"r double and good driver. fea.less m
A.. objects. also three others Mus, H.
sold at Once. Apply 10 A. r. SAWYER. A..
= Silver street. Waterville Me oct1d,f
2 SECONDHAND TYPEWRITER For Il,
( cost $50 bargain. Address Box ~.
I Augusta. Mr octsa1is.
J FOR sALE-square piano. good cor3iE.
tlon. secondhand. great bargain. tefnis
right Sheldon * SawtelIe .\ttorneys-at
l.Aw. Augusta. Ne act5 dirs
FOR SALE-Complete team. horse
. buggy and harness. First-cIass fsniilt
mare. fast and kind. Brewster buggy
harness NJ good condition. ". H. Chisam
= summer ST. Augusta. oct2id3wt
FOR SALE-One Bangor buggy. bfe
rcdch wagon. one sleigh. two harnes as
IL sA
North. 43 Grove ST. octa5 .dtf
FOR SALE-At a bargain, lunch cart
II good condition. AT Wolman. Electric
Car Station. Gardiner. oct24.dlwa
FOR SALE-Two Champion mill dog,
III good az new. cheap for cash, Can7b
seen a. the machine shop Of F. l. Clark
Journal building octc3dtt:
FOR SALE-Second-h d-hand cider barrel<
at rca Sonah.e prices. at my cider mill 10.
w. Littleiield. Chelsea. Me. oct29,diw'
HORSES FOR SALE-..are and sad.
ing, weight l1na and 100 lbs, resrectiyek.
Both bay ana yrs. old: right every wal.
Good drivers and workers. VIII seI,iov
- have no further use for them. Ash
NH house. stable and large lOt with .hen-
merry. garden and orchard. in Farming
u;.e. lo minutes walk TO Gardiner p O.
VIII almost be given away TO the ono APP
piIlnG first. Come and see H.. E. NJ.
no'iof. Gardiner. Ne. octis.d1w
FOR S.tLE-Come quick. ii YOU want
LII lne hest paving grocery business IN The
STATE. Of its size: sales the past summer
from sl"' to 5000 per day: rent Low, ioca-
ton ono al the best in a town OF about
-" inhabitants: price low. terms cash.
l'"u apply unless YOU mean business.
itesson FOR selling. owner Hi retire.
Books open Tor inspection. Apply. 70 L.
+ Sawyer. brunswick. Me. octii.des
\ SMALL FARM containing sersn
acres on line OF electric road TO Tosns.
with complete set of buildings. also
cherry. plum, pear and apple trees and
largo strawberry bed; will b. sold ali
bargain. Apply to Thomas \. Lyncl.
Attorncy-at-Law. Augusta, Maine,
oc.lji2w
FOR SALE-A eood home tor someone,
at reasonable price. one story and
half house. with el!. Hen house. good
barn. orchard. with thirty acres of land.
Two miles from Kcnncbec bridge on
Tneus road. one quarter mile from eice- 4
tlic road 10 ToSuS. u. T.. Srickett. NJ p
octi dtf.
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WANTED.

Gikl- FOR GENERAL IfDt SEWOKk
Mrs. James +. Fuler. NJ" Is Green 81
oct2Sdt. :.
FEW HJSTI.ING GENTLEMEN
NM ASStRS on salary or commission
inquire at Hartford House. Room l..
octaSd;f
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

VIOLIN HEPrIRING-f have tatsn. /.
t'estpn houscs agency II. r.. codssh.
= . Box, i52. Togus. Ne octl, eSrs
Manitoba second hard rorayr r.,
iaHcr. WIN. II. MOODY, Liberty. NJ -
EeptRdts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

FOR S.ALE-A g0od home tor someone,
at a reasonable price. one story and
half house. with ell Hen house. good
barn, orchard. with thirty acres OF land:
two miles from Kcrncbec bridge. on
Tngns road. one quarter mile from eice-
trlc road 10 ToguS u. r. 6rickett. NJ y.
octl dtf.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

WANTED IL Situat tians for ,,orIs7,
hous"work girls second s.irIs a,;3, asi,si
- y. 213 Water 81. Call at 10 o dlor'k a "~
ihhrsdaE. II wanting help. MIS- fI,,t,
EpSts Employment Bureau. ~ wsss.
oGf9I Az. o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

EVERYBODY TO Use orr -xf,o-
,At"nied stick mncil iee:.ro stiSk1. .fnssrs,rt
y mas - equal for office iILrIrysor ls,a,.
qsc, Thousands IN use b. leading raaam 'ne
t.',.iIIS l..a',aIerS IN the United States Arm
anida sample lqcs Sargent ,fvs..pn
" tIhpp ST. Maiden Mase ncts, nv,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
FOREIGN CHAT.
Dreyfus Case Still Engages At
tention Of French.
The Lord Myorship Of London IN
Expensive Hcno:.
A, Interesting Pearl Story Abdul Hamid Unde,
Discussion.

- what extent the DicN nus
case S,ill continues 10 engage
the attention OF pcop.c IN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

can only ~ obtained by treatment
which removes the catarrhal taint from
the blood and the disappearance of the
il rhammation from the mucous sur
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

peck nice cooking apples, .oc
" quarts CranbCrrivS pc
pound oolonG Tea. sc. pounds 81 o.
III" Coffee. l4c pound. pounds. cI-y.
pound Mocha ANA Java Coffee. .2c
pounds. GHc
\ very nicc mulassrs ~ -a1
t1cC.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
.OUEENAN IS
MAKING A
HARD FIGHT
Preparations Going on for
POStponement of Execution.
HAS THREE YEARS MORE
Before the Supreme Court
Can Decide the Case.

Oklahoma City, o. T. Sept. THE
Times-JorunaI discussing the Queenan
case. says; The attorneys for Thos. P.
Queenan. the wife murderer. have sent
for a copy of the recent decision by the
territorial supreme court and as soon as
it arrives they win make their prepara-
tions for the continuance Of their de-
fense OF their client
Queenan is som nearer TO hs final
judgment than he was at the time the
sentence OF death was passed upon him
but by all the calculations that can be
made he has at least three years more to
be fncarcerated in the county Jail here or
at the penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kan
sas. at the pleasure OF Judge BurwelI.
As soon as the decision here is In the
hands Of the attorneys they win prepare
q motion for a rehearing, and upon this
being decided against them the court VIII
then direct the resentencing Of the pris-
oner and another day win be set for his
execution. Then the attorneys win pre-
pare a writ of error that win be pre-
sented to the United states supreme
court. This VIII act as a stay Of execu-
tion and Queenan win not be executed on
the day that is set. The hearing on this
writ of error win take from IS months to
two years, and then when it is decided,
If it is against the prisoner. the supreme
court VIII send a mandate 10 the clerk Of
the territorial supreme court, and this
mandate win direct that the sentence
be again made and either the territorial
supreme court VIII fix the date of exc
cution or they VIII direct the trial judge
to set another date. This last date viii
then DE communicated 10 the sheriff and
he win prepare for tile execution of the
prisoner. and he VIII be executed unless
the governor Of the territory or state
as It may be shall intervene and COM
mute the sentence TO a term of mprison-
ment or. reprieve the prisoner to a date
later than that made by the court. This
viii take the proceedings through three
years at least, and possibly four will
elapse before the final result of the trial
OF the murder that occurred nearly two
wears ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
BRADY'S TIME
Will. BE CUT
TO 10 YEARS
Governor jenkins viii Be
Lenieni With a Convict.
FALLEN HEIR TO FORTUNE
Error Also Discovered in Pro-
ceedings in His Case

Guthrie. 0. T, Sept. 7.-On March Is,
1900. John Brady, who has been found
guilty Of 'Joint robbery in the district
court Of Garfield county, was sentenced
to Imprisonment for life A short time
afterward he fell heir to large estate,
but as a man under life sentence IS dead
in the eyes Of the law he could in no way
benefit thereby unless he could secure a
pardon. Applications was made to Cover
nor Barnes. who commuted the term TO
thirty years, provided the prisoner would
subscribe to certain conditions, which
Brady refused 10 DO, and the matter was
dropped.
Attorneys were employed by Brady,
and in searching the record Of the trial
court, an error was discovered in the re
turn of the verdict by the clerk OF the
court. and the case having been brought
into the supreme court the judges recon-
mended that his sentence be commuted
by the governor to ten years, as it would
have been but for the clerk $ error, and
Governor Jenkins today announced that
the matter wouidl be favorably acted
upon and Bradys time cut to ten years.
with the opportunity TO gain his citizen
ship when 1t shah be served out and the
legal night restored TO come into posses
sion OF the fortune that awaits him when
ne gets out and which VIII also be the
means Of obtaining for him comforts dur
ing the long eight years in which he must
stiu remain behind the bars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08

people that the president VIII recover.
The Sun says: The abhorrent crime
was committed for mere wantonness.'
The Evening News says: That he
may Be spared IS the prayer OF every
EnglishEan throughout the empire" and
the paper mentions the curious resem-
blance in the circumstances surrounding
the crime in Buffalo and those Of the
murder Of President Cornot. whose as
sassia climbed 10 his victims carriage for
the ostensible purpose Of shaking hands.
The Echo eulosizes the personal traits
of President Mckinley as those on whom
EngIishmen can dwell with unaffected ap-
probation.
It Is understood that the American po-
lice are communicating with the police Of
various European capitals With unaffected
appreciation.
It is understood that the American po-
lice are communicating with the police OF
various European capitals with the view
of learning whether Leon Csolgosz has
had relations with foreign anarchists re-
ceufIv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
Chief ZelIer Protects Himself
With Pe-ru-na Against
Summer Colds.

Hon. Frank J. Zeller, former Cn1ef OF
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers,
No. 14S, of Neadville, Pa, now Alderman
Third ward, Tryonville, Pa, writes:
al suffered Z number of times with
severe colds and was laid 10 repealed
". A friend told me he had taken
Peruna and ii kept hin7 weH Thsve
tried II and found thar II not only cured
me, bur that tskigg Peruna OCCASIONAL
~, especially in BAD weather, keeps
me from catching cold. II seems 10
throw al sickness our OF the system
and would n0f be without Il. "---F.
;. ZeHer.
Colds are considered one Of the neces-
sary ills Of life. One is liable TO catch
cold both summer and winter. Very
often summer colds prove fatal. They
are always dangerous.
A cold is the beginning Of catarrh. It
may cause catarrh of any of the internal
organs-the head, throat, lungs and
stomach especially. Aremedy that viii
cure a cold then would cure all these
direct effects Of colds. Peruna is such a
remedy. We have letters from all over
the United States attosting to this fact.
The poor and rich alike use and recon-
mend il. 4 book Of testimonials in the
exact words OF the writer sent 10 any
address free Of charge by The Peruna
Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. James Uuey, Camden, Benton
county, Tenn, writes;
81 am glad to have the pleasure Of
telling the world what Peruna has done
FOR me. was taken sick last April, and
had three Of the hest doctors we have in
our country, and they did me but little
good II any. When began with your
medicine 1 could not lie down at night,
my cough was so bad. Ny friends all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
RAINBOW
sPAEN's SAY IN ASSENT TO SIN
CERE PRAYERS.
Dramatic scene when News Was
Broken TO Abner Mckinley.

Denver, Sept. IA dramatic story of the
circumstances attending the reception Of
Abner Mckinley and family in Platte
Canon yesterday Of the news Of the at
tempted assassination of his brother, the
president, was told today by Mr.. c. L.
Meek of the Colorado and Southern rail-
way who was in charge Of the party g
special train.
"As the telegram was handed to me"
said 8Ir. Meek, there was terrible fash
of lightning followed directly by a crash
that shook the Granite mountains.
Il glanced at the contents of the tele-
gram staggered into the car and called
Abner Mckinley 70 one side.
Between the crashes of heavens artil-
lerv I read the message. Mr.. Mckinley
put his hand 10 his head ard staggered.
With each step almost there was . terri
fo crash from above. We called the rest
of the party together and plainly told
them the situation.
at first we were speechless-tearless
Then came the torrent From above broke
forth the most astounding masses Of wat
or. greet sheets OF It. The heavens swept
with US. There was a rainbow, the Ike
Of which men ever seen II was an arch
Of crimson and gold that rivalled a noon
day sun.
Mrs. Mckinley looked at It moment
in mute astonishment. IT IS the sign
from cod that he viii let our brother live.
vas her remark as she fell upon her
knees
with tears streaming down cur faces
we did ilkewise and the prayer that went
n ---+sf-f-- ----rSt have reached the Fafhe-
above. for the rainbow grew wider and
brighter as We PRAYED and suddenly fared
Up as II assentins - our applications
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08

You first take cold, then
you cough. Then you have
a doctor. He says it's bron-
chitis, and he orders Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. It IS his
favorite prescription for colds
and coughs. IF he knows Of
anything better, tell him to
give it TO you.
'tI had a very severe cough for many
weeks. Nothing relieved me until
tried Ayers Cherry Pectora!: ms
rapidly and entirely cured ne.
J. J. Hargrave, New York City.
zss., sec. sl09. &c. AVER CO., Lowell. hsss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
ANARCHY HIS RELIGION
Assassin Tells PRIEST Thuf lie Has
40 Use for churches.

Cleveland o.. SEPT. 7-Rrv- Beaedioi
Rosirski pastor ~ e. staris.aus churlh
stated that be knew the man. lie saia
ehat Czsieosz md aimlttef co him ttat
he was au anarchist
about four vears ego said Rev- Pose
tnslCi. II asked Czel9osz for a contsl1l l-
ton for the church Ts surprised me
very much ~ refusing ~ giTe IT, ask-
"a him why 20 wauis rot contrrlfe ane
he said ~ HaH au anarchist si~7
s7rreeod tlst he was 6 Catholic ar1 fhat
Tas Why Rad approached hm - the
slH5ect ~ c1rtrhltiors Ie tod ur ttat
a had ~ re,Tfor a-d that t
Vrt to help rhar f t
anarchy v h re1 ..rre faat
- uae mentally balanced
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL.
Ponca City Petition For One Has
Been Deemed Sufficient.

Ponca City Petition For One Has
Been Deemed Sufficient.
Guthrie. o. r.. Sept. kay county. be-
sides having the territorial preparatory
school which VIII be located at Tonkawa.
win Indulge in a county high school. The
Blackwell Times-Record tells OF the pre-
umnaIy steps towards securing the Iat-
ter as follows.
The county commissioners met last
Thursday for the anal consideration ol
Ponca CITY S high school proposition and
the same was found to be sufficient. they
having 100 names out Of total oG 5e4
They have not met 10 call the election be-
cause of the Illness OF 1Ir Conple. but
VIII we uaterstand. met tomorrow at 10
O'Clock Tor that purpose. Ponca City has
worked bard for her petition and there
remains nolhiag now 20 do but can the
election. The matter IS one with which
the public is Lttie acquainted. and we
suppose that after the election is called
the taxpayers viii have the opportunity
to find out something about the law.