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THE COURT RECORD.

CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford, Judge.
State of Indiana W. Asbury Howell. Trial
by jury resumed. Evidence heard. Jury
out.
CIRCUIT COURT.
III. G. Allen, Judge.
Nancy L. Miles vs.. The Globe Pattern
Co. Receiver. James l.. Barnett appointed
receiver.
NEW SUITS.
Jacob Arnold vs.. Lillian T.. Love ct al.
mechanics lien. Room ?
Jacob Arnold vs.. Lillian L. Lane ct al:
mechanics lien. Room :.
Jacob Arnold ". Lillian T.. Lane ct al.
mechanics lien. Room >.
Charles W. Dawson VS.. Mary Elizabeth
Dawson; complaint for divorce. Room 8.
George w. Wilmington vs.. Monarch
Manufacturing Co; complaint on account.
Isadore F.. Johnson VS.. Frank johnson
and The STANDARD Wheel Co.: complaint
VIM. c. Van Cunningham ct al. vs.. Cam
den A. Johnson ct al: mechanics lien.
George p. Crisp VS.. wm. c. Van LannIng-
ham ct al; mechanics lien. Room /.
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
1858. Huntington County Loan and Saw
ings Association rs. Mary r. Fulk. Hunt
ington c. c. Appeilees petition for leave to
1856. benjamin ]. clifford ct al. VS.. chas.
W. Baker ct al. Jackson c. G.. Appellees'
brief tS)
1861. Town OF Rosedale vs.. James NJ.
Hammer. Parke &. G. Motion, notice and
brief for judment for appellant as
1889. James ID. Smyth. auditor. ct al. ".
State * rel Geo. A. Braun. Benton c. &.
Appellees answer 10 appellants reply
brief.
NEW CASE.
1854. State OF Indiana VS.. Charles Hind
mar and Frank NJ. Hindman. Greene c. &.
Record. Assignment OF errors. Notices
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VITAL sTATISTICsLJULY %.
Births.

Lucy and Edgar Patterson. ZIG East Fifteenth
street. boy.
Maggie and a. l. Bartholomew 700 West New
York street. girl.
Mrs. and Elmer Sedan. - Pansey street. girl
gfrl.
Rose and W. r. Romans, 81 Geisendora
street. boy
Mary and John J. HAMBURG. 1877 Bates street,
girl
street. girl.
Mary and George b. Roberts. ss North East
Efrenf- by.
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futures RANGED as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady;
No. 3 spring wheat. e6qe9lAe: No. 2 red. uAG
11lsc. No. ? corn, 54i2c: No. : yellow. 553sc. No.
2 oats. 3Ss4 Q3sc; No. . white. 5Sls44OAc: No. }
white. $40 i0e. No. 2 rye. 5ol4c. Fair to choice
mailing barley, ASGJoc. Glover seed. contract
grade. $. SIS. Prime timothy seed. sos. Mess
PORK. per brl. Sl4.s5Q14i0. Lard, per 100 lbs,
&.67isQs.70 20. Short rib sides 0oosel, S,s5uS. Dry
sailed shoulders (boxcd), $7.5041.62l=. Short clear
sides boxed). S.35aS45. Whisky. basis of high
wines, Si2I.
Recsipts-Flour $1,000 brls; wheat. 81. 600 blu
corn, 224.00O bu: oats. 11.O00 bu; rye, 5000 bu;
barley, II. 600 bu. Shipments-Flour 10000 brls;
IarIer < nnn hf
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Poultry.

CHICAGO, July Bleed Poultry steady;
sIringers. iic. turkeys. Sc: fowls, 9iAc. Dressed
ouiet. springers. 14dl0c; turkeys. 7as1zc; fowls.
9~lxrl0izc.
ST. LOUIS. July 23.-Poultry-Dull; chickens.
&C.: springs. Zoe: turkeys, sc; young. 12I2ll5c;
ducks. sc; springs. SC; geese, &c; springs. &C.
LOUISVILLE. July 23.-Hens. &C per pound;
spring chickens. ll1zGl2c per pound. s1a3 per
dozen: young ducks. SQ10c per pound.
CINCINNATI. July 23.-Poultry steady; chick
ems, SGl2iac; turkeys. 6QSc.
ST. LOUIS, July 23.-Poultry dull; chickens.
ems, sl2Ql3c; turkeys, &c.
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NEW YORK, July 2S.-Trsde in dried fruits
was quiet much OF the day with the market
showing no specialiy new features Evaporated
5l1a5<c; choice, 6G6hc; fancy. 6s.G7c. cali.
fornia dried fruits steady. but quiet. Prunes.
2SsQ34c. Apricots-Royal. SQl2c. Moor Park
7izgR. Peaches-Peeled. llq12c; unpeeled. Ga l0c'
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IN THE COURTS.
A Receiver for the Globe Pattern
WOrkA-Other Matters

Nancy y. Miles filed a petition for a re-
ceiver for the Globe pattern works in the
Circuit Court yesterday and Judge Allen
appointed James L.. Barnett receiver. The
plaintiff claimed she owns TWO shares Of
stock valued at 800 each and had advanced
the company 500 as a loan. She alleges
the firm Is insolXenf-
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. July 2S.-Cotton steady
Sales. AGO. bales Ordinary. snc: good ordinary.
c l2-l6c' low middling. 7ssc: middling. sAc: good
middling. she; middling fair. &c nominal. Re
ceipts, 1859 bales; stock. so. ISL bales.
NEW YORK. July 25.-Cotton closed quiet and
3-l6c lower; middllng uplands. sac; middlin-
gulf. size. Sales. 1855 bales.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, July &-The market for all de-
scription OF cotton goods has been quiet to-day
There has been a slow spot business doing ana
barely an average mail order demand. In no
directions do prices show any change In either
staple lines or fancies. Print cloths are IN
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IsadOre Johnson's Suit.

Isadore T.. Johnson sued her husband,
Frank Johnson. and the Standard Wheel
for support yesterday. She says
her husband earns $50 "A month at the wheel
works and she asks the court 10 give her
5000. He deserted her last January.
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Boston journal.
. Wrestling matches between professionals
ought 10 attract more attention than they
generally do. and FOR two reasons. The FIRST
as 20 the outcome. and the second is that
equal uncertainty. after the contest. as to
whether the loser received cash or promises
for losing.
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riage team. s3O2.5O; black coach horse.
s172.50; bay draft horse, 1900 lbs. $50: brown
draft mare. 1850 lbs. Sl55; brown draft
horse. loo lbs. Sl475o; bay draft horse. l. 200
lbs, $142.5o; bay draft horse, 1900 lbs. Sl35;
bay draft team. $500 lbs, $3.50, and a bay
draft team, 2,T00 lbs. S272.5 so.
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Gre srt vanderwayden and Estella NJ. Me-
Donald.
John Reldv and Johanna Murphy.
Charles NJ. Zollner and Grace Groves.
Lawrence A. Weightman and Maggie Kelley.
William +. Moore and Cecilia a. Dorsey.
Orlando &. Farber ano Flora r. COrathers.
w. l.. Hefnrichs and Myrtle Reed.
Timothy u. McKenna and Alice :. Maher.
Oscar g. Anderson and Mary NJ. Spratt-
Grace u. SnLLlman and Ida u. Kyle.
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served below o. Appellants brief 0.) Sub
mitted under Rule 10.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes.


1892. David d. Gleason W. Samuel Nc
Ginnis. Jasper {. G. Appellants brief 50
3655. Germania Fire Insurance Co. vs.
Caroline e. Pitcher. Vanderburg s.. e. Ap-
pellee's brief 90
3446. Gustav A. Efroymson et al. vs.. May
r. Smith. Marion s. G. Appellants petition
and brief for rehearing 81
3ssI. Terre Haute n Logansport Rail-
way Co. ~. Town OF Flora Carroll {. g
Appellee's brief fN.D
1913. Mary +. Harlow vs.. First National
Bank. etc. ct al. jackson c. G. Appellants
brief O. on motion 10 dismiss.
3S6l. BOgansport M Wabash Valley Gas
Co. rs. Josephine Coate. Wabash c. &. APP
pellants brief tS)
1885,. John 5. krohn VS.. Felix =. Anderson
ct al. Delaware c. g. Appellants brief 50
NEW CASES.
1895. Ulysses Simpson Grant Stacey ct al.
". Charles Schroeder. st. Joseph G. g.
Record. Assignment OF errors. Notices CD
below.
1895. Consolidated Stone Co. ". John =.
Morgan. administrator. Monroe q. g. Rec.
ord. Assignment OF errors. In term. Bond.
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DIED.

DOWNIE-George Downie. at the home of his
brother. 80 Douglas street Burial private
N~ORRIS-James Wiles Morris. July q. Funeral
services Thursday, the 18th. at $50 a. m. at
103 Woodruff Place. Burial private.
WADE-Nary A. Wade. died at 10 p. m. July %.
1901. aged sixty-four years. Funeral from her
late residence. 5f North Meridian street. Thurs
day. July p. 10 a. m. Friends invited.
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RUGS AND

AND CARPETS-For choice patterns In
carpets. rugs. drapeTies. stoves. furniture Of all
kinds and everything that goes into The home
visit Albert Hutchins0ns large store az 3A and
ss 4. Washington - Cash or instaIlments. A
complete stock and great variety.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The city OF Montpelier. Ind. will on Friday.
July -. let "A contract for 2.OcO feet OF 1O-inch
sewer. Contractors can have copy OF specinca-
tons by addressing J. +. Jones. clerk.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAFE co
General agent. OLIVER w. ISENSEE. 50 Non
ument place. New phone. 3lg
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Charles w. Dacsou Sue..

Charles w. Dawson sued his wife, Mary
Elizabeth Dawson, for divorce yesterday.
alleging that she disregarded her marital
vows.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations Mt st. Louis, Baltimore.
Cincinnati nrd other Places.

ST. LOUIS. July 3-FlOur higher: new red
winter patents. 2Asf3 70. extra fancy and extra
straight. 81 2o73 -. clear. z-T5Gs. Timothy seed.
no trading Corn meal steady at SIS. Bran
steady. sacked. east track. soc. Wheat-No. ?
red. cash. eAe. July. 67isc. September. eS4c.
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THELIVE.ST0CK MARKETS
PRIME FAT CATTLE WE'RE ACTIVE,
SELLING AT STRONG PRICES.
Hogs Fairly Active md Steady to
StrOng-Sheep Active and Lower
Condition of other Markets..
UNION sTocKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS,

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS,
July 23.-Cattle-Receipts, 700: shipments,
100. The receipts of cattle for two days show
a decrease of over 100 compared with the
same time last week. and the receipts to-
day were over 900 smaller than d week ago.
The quality was just fairly satisfactory,
there being a scarcity OF strictly dry-fed,
thick, fat kinds. The market opened with
rather active competition between buyers
for the best cattle, and a good clearance
or that class was made early at strong
prices, compared with those current at
the close of last week. In fact, it was
claimed that there were not enough of that
kind to supply orders. Grades a little be-
low the best and common TO medium cat
tie did not sell 10 any better advantage,
and no doubt would nave been badly neg
lected had the receipts of good cattle been
larger. Fat 1921 TO 1,iS7-lb steers sold at
50. with S50-lb yearlings as high as
s5.SOQ5.5o. Heifers sold as high as s4.75 with
ordinary TO good kinds at $Su4.J, and the
top price reported for cows was s4.S5, with
ordinary Gamers 10 good cows selling at
81. 50d4. 10. Quotations.:
Extra prime steers. 1850 lbs and
upward 0co
lbs 5.2oa $50
steers 500 $40
Good to choice LOO 90 l.2OO-lb
steers 4.coG ON
ward 5.f0m 5.35
Plain fat steers, LOO to 1890 lbs. 4.15H 30
Plain fat steers, 1000 to l.l50 lbs. 4.35d 4.1o
Choice feeding steers, 1000 to LOO
lbs 4.106 4.35
Coed feeding steers, 900 to LOO lbs 3.754 400
Medium feSding steers, 500 TO 800
lbs 400 3.75
Common TO good stockers......... 2.75Q 3.75
Good to choice heifers. 4.20G $50
Fair 10 medium heifers............ 3.75m 400
Common to light heifers........... 2.75M $50
Good to choice 500 $50
Fair TO medium cows.......... 2.S5H $40
Common old l.0Dd 2.75
Veal calves. 4.50u 500
Heavy calves. 3.50Q AS
Prime to fancy export BULLS. lisa AS
Good {. choice butcher BULLS. 500 3.6o
Common to fair bulls............... 2.15Q 3.25
Good to choice cows and calves. 80. 5000
calves N OnT2o m
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Two Reasons for Popularity.

ST. LOUIS. July steady .a
steady az A3o4ttoc: spelter firm at Sc.
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The local OF the German Catholic Central
Ncrein OF North America. which viii hold
it's convention al Bridgeport. Conn. I'm Sep
TENDER, have been asked By Bishop Horst
mann. OF Cleveland. 10 prepare for the
discussion OF the question OF forming q
Eationaltg.
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REAL you are looking for bar
gains. see u. +. CLINE AGENCY. ia East
Market
REAL ESTATE-DOuble brick mousse. north,
cheap for next thirty days. Inquire 223 l..
Vermont.
REAL ESTATE-Beautiful building lot below
Sixteenth street: will sell very cheap Qess than
assessed value) for cash. Address Box ADJ. care
Journal
REAL ESTATE
SEVERAL SMALL FARMS NEAR CITY.
II you want a home on easy payments we can
suit you in location and price.
We have a double house near Eleventh ST.
modern: n good investment. would take a small
cottage In good location as part payment.
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY.
l0 East Market street.
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ymr7TrM-@ CHI, IND. - LOUIS. RH.


Toledo. Chicago and Michigan ex.--.-f7-0o ~o3
Toledo. Detroit ana Chicago. lim..-122o f3-xo
Muncie. Lafsy'te and Laporte spec.t7.aO 1898
INDIANA. DECATUR a K'T.
Decatur and ~. Louis matt and ex....tsoo fA25
Chicago express. y c......-..--..ru-8 iz40
Tuscola acccmmOdsuon...-....--.f53O mons
Decatur & ST. Louis fast en-. sc....'i1.1O s40
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hardwood floors like mine:
union laid. see me. c. THOMAS. 2205 n. Ala
hama.
Neutrality-suspicious. FOR
CASH. MARKS & BILLINGS, GO LOMBARD
BLDG.
WANTED-Suits steam cleaned. pressed. sl0o.
CHICAGO DYE HOUSE, 80 w. Maryland ST.
Goods called and delivered.
on Us FOR expert service to re-
pair your gas engines. Old phone 1882. MON
ARCH GAS ENGINE CO., Z. New York ST. and
Belt X. r..
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SEALED
NOTICE.

The board OF trustees OF the Central Indiana
Hospital Tor Insane will receive sealed proposals
until Friday. July %. az 1U a.. m. FOR furnishing
a fun line Of supplies for the month Of August
1901.
ReQuisition book viii be on ME al Room A.
Statehouse. from and after Monday. July % 1901
Bv order Of Board Of Trustees
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BUSHES CHANCE.


BUSINESS CHANCE-GOOD MEAT MARKE
CHEAP: CALL EARLY. MARKS * Bill
LINGS. Sc LOMBARD BLDG.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Business for party with
$1,000 10 5000. who can take active interest in
a substantial enterprise: no risk. Address Box
4o5. care Journal.
BUSINESS CHANCE-wanted party or parties
with 81. 200 to 5000 who would like 10 take an
active interest and make $40. 900 TO $4,000 an
nually in a staple business. Address Box 405.
care Journal.
BUSINESS CHANCE-oNE OF THE EST
PAYING RESTAURANTS WITH
ED ROOMS; WELL LOCATED; FOR SALE AT
a BARGAIN. MARKS & BILLINGS. SC LOM-
BIRD BLDG
BUSINESS cHANCE[LADY WITH 800 CASH
A OWN A NICE MAIL ORDER BUSI-
NESS; PROFIT $50 WEEKLY. GOOD UPPLY
OF STOCK. MARKS * BILLINGS. SIS LOM-
BARD BLDG.
BUSINESS CHANCE-wE HAVE GOOD OPP
P~ORTUNITIES To PUT o IN BUSINESS
IN OUR CITY; MEAT MARKETS. GROCERY,
DRY GOODS. CIGAR y MILLINERY
STORES. HOTELS. HOUSES M
FLATS FOR SALE OR TRADE; PARTNERS
FURNISHED; DIT OF TOWN EXCHANGE
MADE: WRITE o PARTICULARS. MARKS
& BILLINGS, BLDG, I~NDIANAPO-
LIS.
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OPTICIAN.

OPTICIAN-CHICAGO optical co. are per-
manently located at 1s West Ohio street. Eyes
examined free.
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FOR SALE OR -RADE.

FOR SALE OR 81. coo stock OF mer-
chardise; no clothing nor hardware; In a
small town. on railroad: center OF a good grain
country. and hrst-class community. For par
ticultrs apply to H1BBEN. * CO.
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BIRTH.
DIRECTORS.

BORN-A son 70 DIT. and Mrs. William ~. Wish
ard. on July %. 1901.
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GIN, HAM. a DAYTON RY.
.ity Ticket Office. Is ". Wash. 81

ETFt-vNA INl IfIktI UIflt, ID W. Wusus ~
ESyIxzX9 Cincinnati express sc...elD 'RN
GgFr&frA Cincinnati fast mail. San B0
CkkH-C Gin. and Day ton ex. p. no 90 e10.36
Toiedo and Detroit express. p....-...f1o<0 1898
Cincinnati and Day ton ex. y ........f2l6 .mS
Cincinnati and Dayton limited. p d..s4.45 1870
Cincinnati and Dayton express .....s.O2 fI.2o
Toledo and Detroit fs.2o
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NUMEN

MONUMENTS-A- Diener. A9 e. Washington
Tel 2525. Branch works +. entrance Crown Hill
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BURIAL VAULT.

BURIAL VAULTS
PROTECT YOUR DEAD.
The Okey Cement Burial Vault Is the only
air and water-tight. burglar-proof burial vault
manufactured. Sold By cemetery associations
and undertakers. or may be ordered OF US d,
rect Send for booklet and prices. OKEY
BURIAL VAULT CO.. SOL Madison avenue. New
Phone 1920 and 3o4s. N. b. CROFT. General
Manager.
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WANTED-Canvasser 10 take agency for
salable books; salary assured; call after 4
at il03 ". Capitol avenue.
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

CEORGE III. THOMAS POST. G.. A. R.-The
comrades Of George Fl Thomas Post are re-
quested 20 attend the funeral Of Comrade John
II. ECkman, at his late residence. No. ? West
Twenty-fourth street. at . O'Clock. Thursday
morning.
PETER ZINN, u. A. SMITH.
Adtutant. Commander.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.


WANTED-Young lady; neat appearance. goo
salary; short hours. Address 4Os. care Journal
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

GENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
VIM. /. Rice. 2sO5 West Michigan street. Tele-
phones: old. 2s75O. new. 3l52- Territory west Of
White river.
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TIL AIDINo"
Passenger and freight Repairs and supplies.
REEDY & co. Phones-New $40. old 2Z752.
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Railroad Mans PRAYER.

An old railroad man, having been
converted, was asked to lead in
prayer. The following was the re-
Spouse: 20 Lord, now that | have
tagged thee, lift up my feet from
the rough road of life and plant them
safely on the deck of the train of
salvation. Let me use the safety
lamp known as prudence, make all
the couplings IN the train with the
strong link of thy love and let my
hard lamp be the Bible; and,
heavenly Father, keep all switches
closed that lead off the sidings,
especially those with blind end.
o Lord, if it be thy pleasure, have
every semaphore block along the
line show the white line of hope
that | may make the run Ct life
without stopping And, Lord, give
us the Ten Commandments for a
schedule, and when | have finished
the run on schedule time ana pulled
into the great dark station of death
may thou, the Superintendent of the
universe, say, We'll done, thou good
aud faitr fdi servant; come and sign
the pay roll aud receive your check
for eternal happiness. ''-Rsilroad
Gazette.
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A Literary Nightmare.

When does Mary Mapes Dodge?
When Thomas w KuoX
What did Charles Reade? What
ever he saw Mabel Osgood Wright
When is it that John Burroughs?
When he hears Edward Everett
Hale.
Why did they Hall Game? To
make Frances Hodgsnn Burnett.
Who gave Thomas PAINE? Hamil-
ton Wright, Mabie.
What made Winston Churchill?
Eating what he saw John Esteu
Cooke.
What will make Walter A. Wye
kot? Yang will.
cause he never turned his back to
De-fOe.
Where did Capt. Frederick Marry
at? A, the Ellen Olney Kirk.
What made Col Richard II Saw
age? Hearing Charles Carlton COT
fin.
Why was Wagner Hayden away
Bach? b cause De Koven had him
on his little Li-zt.
What kept Charlotte NJ. Yonge?
HELPING Il IL beth Phipps Train.
Why do we not laugh at r d
Blackmore? Because we find James
Greenleaf W(h)ittier.
whence came Samuel Smlle.? Be
cause he saw hen reward Beechrr.
Why did Miss Mu-Iock up the sill
vel? Because she saw Flora Annie
! Steele Life.
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than the President would have been
willing to defend during the late
campaign.
1t has violated the solemn promise
made to Cuba and demanded su
pervision of Cuban affairs which
amount to denial of independence
1t has conferred upon the Presi-
dent authority over the Philippines
as unlimited, as arbitrary and as
tyrannical as George III ever eXer,
cised over the colonists.
In addition to its sins of commits.
sion it has sins of omission to an
swer for.
1t has failed to respond to the de-.
mand OF the wsge-earners for relief
in the way of shorter hours, anG it
has neglected to abolish government
by injunction.
1t has refused to give the people
any relief from eXtorton &te railroad
rates and hao declined to enact anti
trust legislation, although a billion
dollar trust was organized while it
was in SESSION
1t has repudiated the party 5
! promise in regard to the inter
oceanic canal. For years the re
! publicans advocated the Nicarau
qua canal: in 1900 they substituted
an endorsement of an ISthmiau
canal, but the trans continental
railroad lines have 81 ffieient in
fuence with the republican party t.
prevent its carrying out any cana
! prof ct.
1t has failed to recognized the de.
( sire of the people for election OF
senators by "a pO2ular vote {; and il
would have con mitted the country
to the Infamous ship subsidy legisla
ton but for the filibustering resOrted
to by the democrats, populists anI
silver republicans. A fifty mil
lion dollars River and Harbor bill
was also defeated by a few filibus
tiers led by Senator Carter of Mon
tana.
This is the record not all Of it
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ONE OF HENRY GRADY'S
WORTH REPUBLISHING,

VI attended a peculiarly sad
funeral Oncein Pickens county, Ga.
He was a poor 'One gallus' fellow
whose breaches struck him under
the arm-pits and hit him at the other
end at about the knee. They buried
him in the midst of a marble quarry /;
they cut through solid marble to
make his grave; and yet, the tomb
stone they put above bin was from
Vermont. they buried him in the
heart OF pine forest, and yet the
piue coffin was imported from
Cincinnati. They buried him in
touch of an iron NINE, aud vet
the nails in his coffin and the
iron in the shovel that dug his
grave were imported from Pitts
burg. They buried him in the best
sheep grazing country on earth, yet
the wool in the cotliu bands and the
coffin bands them selves were
brought from the north. The south
did not furnish thing on earth for
that funeral but the corpse and thr
hole in the ground. The clod-
ratified down on that Cincinnati
coffin, the corpse decked out in a
New York coat and a Boston pair OF
shoes, pair of breaches from Chi
cago aud shirt from Philadelphia.
leaving him nothing to carry into
the next world to remind him Of his
dea ly loved home in the so. called
empire state Of the south.