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Evening star., 1901-10-12
DEPARTED FOR MEXICO.
Delegates to the Pan-4merican Cons
gress Leave.

Delegates to the Pan-American Conc
gress Leave.
The delegates to the international confer~
ence OF American states to be held in tha
| City Of Mexico left here this afternoon for
| that city via the Pennsylvania ROAD
A completely appointed special train
had been placed at the disposal OF the
delegates. 1t is composed exclusively Of
the best type Of the modern Pullman cars
and is luxuriously equipped Every detail
OF the trip has been prearranged. No at
tempt will be made to break any
time records. The special VIII arrive
In ST. Louis at GAO pm. tomorrow, where
Sunday night and Monday will be passed
Leaving st. Louis Monday at 11:59 pm,
the train will arrive In the City OF Mexico
at 1920 am. October 1S The total dis
tance to be travelled is .351 miles
The list of passengers is as follows:
Argentine Republic-Senor Don Martin
Garcia Merou. E. E. and NJ. p, delegate.
BraziI-Senor Don Jose Hygino-Pereira.
Sonora Hygino, Senor Don Luis Guemaraes,
Senior Don A. Fontoura Xavier, Sonora
Xavier.
gate; Sonora Cana, Senor Don Augusta
Matte.
Colombia-Senor Don Carlos Martinez
Silva. E. z. and NJ. p, delegate; General
Rafael Reyes, Senor Rafael Reyes. jr
Costa Rica-Senor Don Joaquin Bernardo
CaIvo, E. z. am NJ. P, delegate.
Guatemala-Senor Antonio L. Arriaga.
Haiti-Mr. J. n. Leger. e. E. and NJ. p,
delegate; Mime. Leger. Miss Bourke. child.
Nicaragua-Senor Don Luis +. Corea, e.
E. and NJ. p, delegate.
Peru|Senor Don IsaAc Alzamora dele
gate; Senior Don Alberto Elmore Sonora
Elmore. Senor Don Manuel de Calderon. e.
e. and M p. delegate: Sonora Calderon
and two children, Senorita Calderon, Se-
norita Rosa Calderon. Senor Don Juan de
Osma, Senior Don p. Davalos Lfsson.
Salvador-Dr. Francisco A Reyes, DR..
Tomas Miguel Molina, Mr.. Manuel NJ. Me-
lindez.
United States--Mr. Henry G. Davis. dele
gate; Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Katherine Brown.
Miss Brown, Mr.. W. i. Buchanan, dele
gate; Mrs Buchanan, Miss Buchanan, Mr.
Charles M. Pepper. delegate; Mrs. Pepper,
Miss Pepper Mr. Volney w. Foster dele
gate: Mrs. Hill, Miss Eva Foster Mr.. John
Barrett, Mr.. j. c. Williams, secretary; Mrs
Williams and two children.
Uruguay-Dr. Juan Cuestas E. E ana
NJ. p, delegate: Senior Juan Etchegarraz.
Venezuela-Senor Don Jose NJ. Fortoul.
International Union of American Repub-
nc-Mr. Williams c. Fox, secretary ana
acting director; Mrs. Fox. Mss Fox.
Mr.. C. 8. Robb. Mr.. A v. Foster, Mr.. L.
H. Stevens. Mr.. ]. V. Noel, Senor Don Juan
Terrazzas-
Evening star., 1901-10-12
Junior Congress to Discus. An

The Junior Congress of the United States
will meet in regular session at Columbian
University Hall this evening at 7:30 to
take up and discuss the subject of anarchy
and to take measures looking to Its sup
preston. The Junior Congress is modelled
after the national Congress, the orgahiza-
ton and work being that of a regular legis-
lative body. The members are attorneys
diplomatic and college students who meet
together in congress form 70 discuss ma
tional and international questions in spirit
ed debate. visitors gallery is provided
for the public, and a large number Of la
dies and gentlemen avail themselves Of the
courtesy extended.
Evening star., 1901-10-12
Georgetown Law Glass Elects Onfcer.
Address on Social Conditions.

Miss Kate Holiday Claghorn, Phi. D.
Uale), will address the seminar In recent
Industrial history at the Columbian Uni
versfty at 8 o'clock this evening, on 1.-The
Social Condition Of the Industrial Popu1a-
ton by Nationalities." DIR. C1aghorn's ad-
dress will be illustrated by large number
Of maps, diagrams, etc. The meeting,
which will be open to the public without
charge, will be held in the small lecture
hall on the first floor of the main building,
10Th and H streets northwest
Evening star., 1901-10-12

remainder OF the year In rest and travel
The Columbia Heights Arts Club held ite
first regular meeting of the season at the
home of Mrs. Frank Benton, at Argyle
on Thursday last. The paper for the day.
on ancient Gaul was prepared by Miss Van
voast and irI her absence from the city
it was read by Mrs. Stokes.
Miss Lulu Baker and brother have res
turned from Cleveland, Ohio. where they
attended the @. A r. encampment-
Evening star., 1901-10-12
Relisiou. Meetiax at the BI,ou.

The Peoples Mission has arranged to
hold Sunday evening service tomorrow In
the Bijou Theater. Rev. Sam w. Small,
the Georgia evangelist. will preach, and
special music will be produced Mr. Small
has been speaking for the mission during
the week and the crowds that gather are
greater than the mission rooms will hold.
The meeting tomorrow night is the first
OF winter series of Sunday evening re-
vival meetings to be conducted in the BIZ
Jou. through the help of its management.
The theater will doubtless be crowded ,at
this inaugural service.
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Charles Love was convicted today In the
Police Court of assaulting James W. Jones
He was fined SO by Judge Scott, which
was paid. In the same court Edward Dean
forfeited $40 on the charge of assaultinr
Blanche Hampshire.
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Charles H. Dyson was today convicted
in the Police Court of the larceny of a BIZ
cycle, valued at So from George Gray, and
Judge Scott fined him $40, with sixty days
in jail as the alternative.
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Labor-saving bookkeeping. the Gregg sys-
tenn of shorthand and the essentials OF the
civil service examinations, are being taught
at the National Business College, No. 1425
New York avenue. Day and night classes
are now being organized.
Evening star., 1901-10-12
Mr.. Hugh ReiIly's New Store.

~ NE OF the latest acquisitions to the bush
lNN ness section Of the city is the
MY baiidhg erected by Mr.. Hugh Reilly at
" 1894 New York avenue northwest. II Is
built cf bun brick and stone. three sto-
ries high. with frontage of twenty five feet and
a depth OF one hundred and twenty feet TO
thrty-feet alley, thus giving Ebout 10 coo square
feet of floor space. The construction is modern
throughout and of the very best character.
The building. which has just been completed
and fitted up. viii be utilized by Mr.. Reilly $ a
wholesale and retail depot for Painters Supplies.
Window and Plate Glass Mirrors. etc. and VIII
rank with the finest establishments of its kind in
this section Of the country.
Mr.. Reilly has been I'm the same line Of busi-
ness in this city for a number of years. The
store from which he has just moved is located at
1911 Pennsylvania avenue. but like a number of
other eDterprising business men In other lines OF
trade In Washington who have felt the effects of
the prosperous times, Mr.. Reilly found his old
store entirely too inadequate for his present re-
quirements and growing business. Therefore after
looking about for time FOR suitable locR-
tion for store Of the character and magnitude
he contemplated. and Of which he recognized thu
city In need. he finally decided New York
avenue between 18th aud 14th streets as the most
available site. and erected thereon the handsome
building above described.
1t is Mr.. Reily's purpose 10 constantly carry a
very large stock Of goods. and he win therefore be
in position to render very prompt service.
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Ecsemag No Cure, No Pay.
Your Druggist win refund your money n PAzQ
OINTMENT fails TO cure Ringvorm, letter Old
Ulcers and Sores, Pimples and Blackheads on the
face and all skin diseases. 6Oc.
Evening star., 1901-10-12
Importers

Importers.
Woodward & Lotfrop,
York-Washington-Pa
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
October Fourteenth Fifteenth and Sixteenth,
We Shall Exhibit
Our Direct Fall ImportatiOns of
Paris and London Novelties i'm
Infants and Little Cl1ildren's
Outfittings,
Consisting of Luxurious and Exclusive Effects
i'm Dainty Hand made Christening Robes
and Exquisite Party Dresses;
Also Long and Short Coats, including
the Russian Blouse, Military and Box styles,
i'm Rich Black Taffetas and Velvets;
Also ColOred Cloths and Cordur0ys,
with Effective Hats to r1atch;
Also Styles Especially Designed for Boys.
Also Picture Hats and Large Bonnets
of Rich Panne Velvet, Beaver and French Felt,
Including the Very Fashionable Black and White
Effects,
artistcay combined with Lace Chiffon and Ribbons;
Also Elegant r1atched Toilettes,
Made i'm Paris and London from models of per-
sonal selection and which cannot be obtained amy
where else i'm Washington.
Also Very Elegant Creations in Handmade
Dresses for House, Street and General Wear.
We Shall Also Exhibit
New Fall Importations Inn
Women's Handmade Paris Lingerie;
Also New Kimonas, GeisE1as and Classiques;
Also Silk, Flannel, Irish Poplin and Albatross
Matinees, Boudoir Gowns, Negligees,
..z Tea Gowns Bath Robes, etc;
Also Superb Paris Corsets, i'm the new models
adapted to the present mode of costume
Also Elegant Paris Novelties i'm
Wedding TrousseauX,
Consisting of Matched Sets deftly wrought by hand
of the finest linens, batistes, nainsooks and the
new CRYSTALLINE Cloth, combined with the most
exquisite hand=en1broideries, real Valenciennes,
torchon, platte, point Arabe point uxueil, Venise
and other laces.
Afodng collection Of the elegant and elaborate
buyer in Paris and London and which obaab anywhere
Also Charming Silk Petticoats
For Street and Evening Wear,
I'm Entirely New and Beautiful Effects
And, in this connection, we offer
Elegant Taffeta Silk Petticoats,
In black white street shades and variety evening
dounce finished with rues and Special
$3.50 Each. Regularly s10.5O.
Evening star., 1901-10-12
Vocal Music.

Mrs. De st. Clair Buxton. pupil OF
Gacia. Ardavani and Cappiani. is teaching
singing at her residence at No. 1431 21st
street northwest, and at Gunston Institute
No. 1401 Massachusetts, avenue
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04
CHILD FALLS THIRTY FEET
Barely Misse. Picket Fence and Hardly
Gets crntch.

KenoSha. Wis July One of the
most remarkable ESCAPES from death
ever recorded in this eity was that of
Leroy Hun. the 3-yea1-old son Of Air
and Mrs Charles Hun. of 40n Bronson
street. late sunday afternoon. The
child. while playing in tAird-Sfory
window. fell to tie ground below 4
distance IT fully thirty feet, ami e.
capped with slight hruiSc on one loS
When the mother rushed HORROR
stricken from the house. expecting %
find the ehild horribly injured ~ pop
bapS dead. ami attempted - pick him
M the little fellow pushed her away.
eNclajmiug: go away; ! want to
play Three fect u front 81 tile house
ruaS Slurp picket fence. aud directly
under the window pointed post Had
rhe child struck either u its descent
il would have heen infaled The
shock to the mother was - great that
size is threatened With nervous pros
trati0u-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04
CLEANINGS OF STATE.
News of General Interest to People Of
Wisconsin.
Telegraphic News Of Happenings of the
Past Few Days IN the Great state
OF Wisconsin.

GAINESVILLE. Wis. June 29-Miss
Helen Eiaeld, the 19-year-old daughter
of Alderman H. t. Fifield whose mys-
FERROUS disappearance a week ago has
kept the entire city iii ferment Of
anxiety was brought home Thursday
evening ly James :. Fitield. her ia
theirs brother and business partner
She was found in a private boarding
house At Buffalo H. a Chicago woman
who was close friend of the family,
ana who went To Buffalo for the pur-
pose Of Identifying the Young woman.
She made the trip 70 Buffalo in Iuf-
suit Of ciew which a private 0etec-
tive agency picked up ut the Home
hotel in Chicago last Monday Miss
Fifield was speedily found and brought
back home She knew nothing about
her preparations for leaving home. e.
membered absolutely nothing Of Ter
experiences in Chicago. nor how she
reached Ruffalo. Evidence gathered
by the detectives showed that she was
without doubt The Young woman who
registered a the Home hotel a Mrs.
Daisy Taylor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04
Information for Teachers and School
Officers of Grant County.

For good and sufficient reasons 20
institute will be held in Grant county
during the summer vacation. but due
series Of fall and winter institutes
will be held at different points in the
county.
The attention of teachers is called
to the summer school OF review at
Cassvilie which opens July Sth.
Superior advantage will be given
for reviewing the branches required
for the several grades Of certificates.
The additional branches required for
all grades OF certificates and the adj
ditional branches required for the
higher certificates will also be taught.
For circulars giving full information
write 70 ". 7. Colburn. Cassville.
Important school legislation was
enacted at The last session of the leg
islature. Copies Of the most impor-
tant changes may BE obtained by en-
closing stamp 70 this office.
james Agriculture''is recommend
Ell as a suitable book to be used a. a
basis for Elements Of Agriculture"
required in all certificates after Jan.
1902 This book can be obtained OF
J. I. Bennett. Lancaster: Jennings 4
Nehis. Piatteviiie Alloys Grimm.
Ca>sviIle and II. ". Favor. Boscobel.
lSw2 c. II. NYE. Co. SUPP
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04
PINGREE's REMAINS ARRIVE
Zsniaadia Brings Them n New York. Ac-
companted Us the Dead Nuns son.

New York July Tile remains Of
former Governor Hdzeu : pinzree Of
Michigan arrived yesterday ou the
steamship ZeaIanIia With the body
came IIazea s rin9ree, Ir. who ac-
compauied hiS father % EH-land The
body was rot removed from the vessel
az the committee having charge of tile
arrangements was uat ready
Il MS taken from fhe ship todar ut
noon uud removed "a mn undertaken
shop uutil the committee r. ready o.
ship t q Detroit Frank s. Fmeree
n brother ef tie late Governor pingree:
Mayor William III Maybury Of De-
trott. and r e solomon, If Newark
representing the Leather Dealers
committeeN were at tile dock 10 meet
the Zeaaniia
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04
WAR TAX IS REMovED
Repeal Of Heavy Duties saves Millions TO
Business Men.


New York. July 1.-THE war tax re-
peal has gone into effect This means
that the citizens Of the land will have
S40,O0O000 Isl taxes on all sorts of
patent medicines and cosmetics, bank
checks, kilograms, receipts, drafts,
leases, conveyances, insurance policies
and many other documents. Most inn
portant Of the taxes which are abol-
ished under the law are the I-cent tax
on kilograms and the 2-cent tax on
bank checks.
on beer the tax is cut from 50
barrel with III per cent, rebate 10
fat $50 a barrel This will save
brewers - cents on a barrel. On TO-
bacco the tax of 20 per cent. Is
changed to II cents pound. One CT
gars the tax of 81 a thousand is
changed to Is cents a pound. Cigar
cites worth 81 thousand or less are
changed from $50 a thousand 10 Is
ccents a pound and cigarettes worth
more than 81 thousand are hereafter
taxed at 36 cents a pound. OF the to-
tai saving to taxpayers $4,000. 900 Will
be New York's share eacn year.
1t won't be all plain sailing. Own
ers of imprinted stamps on checks
and drafts are going to have trouble
redeeming them. In letter to the
stationery house Of Brown, Lent X
Pott. Robert Williams. acting com
missioner OF internal revenue. took the
position that revenue bank stamps
that went out Of use June 80 by act
Of congress are practically not to be
redeemed by the United States. This
VIII result in the loss Of thousand Of
dollars to many firms and an aggre-
gate total loss which can hardly be
computed. In word the United
States take the position that they viii
not redeem stamps printed on checks
unless TIA eowner can prove by atfida-
VT that he bought them. Further
more, he must actually prove that
stamps bought from the collector are
genuine
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04
Less than tialf Rates 10 san Francisco.

Personally conducted. Chicago 4
Northwestern R'y, leaves Milwaukee
and other points in Wisconsin, Mon
day, July sth under auspices Of State
Epworth League. Stop overs en-
route will be made at Denver, Colo
RADIO Springs, Manitou, Garden Of the
Gods, Pixies Peak, Salt Lake City. etc.
Every body interested should make ar
engagements to Join tbs personally
conducted party. Less than half
rates for the round trip from all
points in Wisconsin. Privilege OF re-
turning different route from that go
ing. Tickets limited to Aug. 81, 1901.
Call on agents for full particulars or
address w. b Kniskern. G. p. & I.
A., Chicago, H., for copy OF folder
containing detailed arrangements ana
maps Of California and San Francisco.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04
HEART WAS MS WEAK PLACE.
Angina Pectori. was waiting Its Chance
Is strike.


nr Jameson shorly after the am
ncuneeme0t nf IQd4 Wood, death
was made pulle. 4ire aut the follow
inn statement "jalee Woods suffered
from hardening II tae outside ar.
tertes 81 the heart angina peetorj.
Three weeks ago he suffered q slight
attack At tae time. however he lid
nof consider the symptoms alarming.
but continued HIS re-ulIr routine IL
Life Another artaek followed about i
week a-o Yesterday afternoon the
pam Increased ANA the Judge himself
grew alarmed I made careful ex.
animation III; his description 81 thc
symptoms gave oUj tue impre~-io that
BIZ suffered with stomach trouble |
cautioned him g. caf lightly aad to
STAY indoors Yesterday. however. Ae
Judge W3s ont going about bis business
a. usual
"lIe came home feeling fairly wei
and ale hearty supper Along about
: CT 81 O'Clock He began t. complain.
Mrs Woods gave hlm Sane oham-
payne TIES was I'll the nature So s
stHuiaut fer the heart Ilc Seefutsi
fires 4 paia aud perfectly happy The
.~ease that proved fatal 81 Judge
Woods taSe came en slowly with IFS
advance in a-e IIe Wa- somewhat
fearful q & being rhe cause ~ Cal, ili.
ness but did not tell hlnt 81 hpcause
] fe9rd Thar lhe effect III TIL, fl.
formation might he anything but here-
fral
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04
CONVICTED OF MANsLAUGHTER
Result Of the second Trial Of Jessie Morri-
son-IncIdent of the Trial.

Elaorado Kan, June 2S.-Jessie
Morrison was found guilty Of man
slaughter in the second degree late yes
terday afternoon. for the murder Of
AIRS oliu Castle The penalty IS not
mere tlau five years or less than three
years 10 liz penitentiary one of NJ -
Moru>Un's lawyers Immediately filed a
notice of appeal Jessie Morrison was
taken g Ter old cell aud locked up
There Ter father, who had been with
her. left her
The Jury wranGled for nearly thirty
hours over the verdict It is said that
one juror held out obStiuately for ac-
qulttal. Wednesday night while the
jury was celebrating, the Elaorado
hand gave q concert in the city park
near the court house, AMI DIN Castle
and Hayward Morrison tIeSsie'~ lroth-
err played Instruments side by side.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04
DEATH CAME QUICKLY
Judge William A. Woods Receives
the Call That Comes to
All MortaIs.
FINAL STROKE FALLS AT MIDNIGHT
While His Wife Leaves Him for a Mo.
ment His Life Goes Out
RTFA 2~ for Ever.

indianapolis, June 29.-Judge Will
lam A. Woods, Of the United States
circuit court. died suddenly last night
while lying abed in his apartments at
the Delano. on East Michigan street.
Death came few seconds past mid
night The judge had not been feel
ing well in the early part Of the even
ing, but paying little heed TO the sick
ness passed the matter over lightly
and prepared to retire. About mid
night. however, lie spoke to his wife
and declared that sharp pains had
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04
Appointed by Governor LaFolIette.

Madison, Wis. June Ex-Governor
LaFollette announced the appointment
Ct Captain J. e. Salsman of Milwau-
kee Is assistant adiutant general, to
succeed Colonel Worthie II. Patton Of
Oshkosh The salary is 81 400 a year
Colonel Patton has held the position
Of assistant adiutant general the past
six wears ana rved four years rs
bookkeeper i'm the state treasury de-
partment during the incumbency Of
the late Henry r. Har~haw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04

Boston. July Ere broke ont nj
the Hoa~ae ruune dasks. Charles.
Gown. jn,t before z o.las6 Au aatu-
matte signal WIS followed 4, three
alarms from t Dfv Foxes is tle
flames spread Within Il feN minutes
81 the Grst alarm. pisr~ 3 aud 3 were
burning BY tie time tie Gte was Is
under control >-@uU damage laa
INN lnLa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04
Fonnd Dend in Rch.

Detroit, IUly 2-Georgp w Part
ridge. for eight years private secre-
tary go Zach Chandler. former United
States senator from Michigan aud ex-
secretary 81 tie interior was found
dead ia bed al his home here Hear
failure il aseribod a. the cause of
death. lie was about 20 wears If age.
lie had hal numerous government po-
sitions in Washington and nj one time
was a correspondent there for western
naners.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04
V6TU Low Rate Excursion Tickets 70 the
Pan-HmcriCan Exposition. Buffalo,


Via the Northwestern line are soIA
daily with favorable return limits.
Direct connection At Chicago with
fast trains Of al lines to Buffalo. En-.
further particulars apply to agents.
An illustrated booker viii he mailed
on reeept Of two cents postage by ".
r hniskern. gen. Pass. and Ticket
AZ Chicago l7,3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04
riunaIo Bank Closed.

buffalo - T. Julg nv appoint
ire receiver FOR tie City National
tank. Comptroller 1T the Currency
Dawes gave Buffalo a surprise. for no
one outside the directors 81 the bank
entertained the slightest suspicion IL
It's soaudne-~ Tie action Of the comp
frollrr lue - The failure af the bank
officers fo furnish better collateral Sc
curitv for loans made ID directors and
because tlsy Insisted ou violating the
banking law
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04
Cranes Divorce suit Dismissed.

Racine. Wis. June 29-The divorce
suit Of George Crane was dismissed
by Judge Fish. in the circuit court.
III the complaint Mrs Crane was
charged with undue intimacy with
Frank X. Bull on several occasions at
Chicago ana other places Judge Fish.
in throwing out the suit. held that the
evidence lid not tend in any way to
show improper relations between Mrs.
Crane and Bull. ami that nothing WAS
shown g lead A reasonable man even
to suspect guilt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04
struck Dead On the street.

Chicago Iuiy Five persons
dropped lead ou the street. iii Chicago
Yesterday from excessive heat and fif.
teen others were So badly overcome
That tAe2 hll rs he removed h lospi.
tails Tta dead are reter Bail.k BcS-
Sic Poole John smith Joseph soho
11k aHd Thomas Walsh
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04

Belait. WIS. June 2S-profeSSor T.
" II. strong. II Wooster lOa uuivpr-
sity. son OF William Il. strong. Of Be-
lott. and Miss Martha Leavitt dau.A-
Ter of the Rev. George L, Leayitt. pas
tor Of the First Congressional church.
were married here Wednesday Tie
ceremony was performed by thehrides
father
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04
HYPNoTIsM AND ROBBERY
Join in Giving Racine sensation-John-
sons Money gone.

Racine Ms. July The Hotel
Racine furnished ga interesting sen>a-
ticn sunday embracing hypnotism and
robbery. Martin Beveu. alias NJ For
ester. claiming II have been a war cor
respondent Oh the New York Tribune.
aud who has 4 bullet iu lis neck aS
proof that ne took part ID the South
African war, is the hz@uotiSt and al
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-07-04
Hnnefends AZ % 80.

Milwaukee. WIS. June 2S-Colonel
Cornelius Wheeler. governor of the Na-
tional Soldiers Home. denied with force
and vi-or the statement Of Dr NJ NJ
ParkhurSt. of Chicago that lie had
seen thrAe dozen OLD soldiers lying on
the fioor TOO drunk 70 climb the stairs.
ar the Milwaukee home H. was in
dicnant. rs were also the 1900 other
Nntarans who 1.-Two N Tho Lame