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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-08-10
sHAFFER ORDERS STRIKE.
,:s,.;:>..:ri .-:Fissji R4-==ts.--;L-S :tHSse!:' -
Big Battle FOR Supre4AaSy Between Union;
-, Steel Employees and the Hfagnates. IS
5. ). 1siNow On. -; :: :. II


'i'' 'Pittsburg, Pa Aug Ey; Il h. ter FWi6ekS
- of pre4 iginary. 64tifTnisfDg.at lastA ths:
great '5attle - between Etqiee g;fijgantiE:
steel trust and the: thousands of meH
nnguInderi the banners of the:
r. algamated: Association of, IRON;
> Steel and Tin Workers is fairly on:
= TTheelong-tafked-of. general strike Org
;. der was. issuedri by President rShaffeE
yesterday evening, to" take effect:
after, the last: turn "iqf. The mills; on
August.i1Oi What. the result will be-;
no man can foretell, hut Judging by,
the expressed determination of both
i; Parties, to; the 6pntrSversy tire. bhttle
I Viii be NSdgeal to the very last; ditch.
es::sssN Much money syiA be:llaetTTs: thousands
upon thousands of men will be idle,
.,great suffering lis hooked for and even
bloodshed: and death iare;possible and
feared.
-s-s The .,-ordeSs will n .tthrowyjid4e sa6out
:.1R 200 uni on IhkntaaSt, about $4,000 tnen
in ~tf1e mills who are connected with:
the Federation of Labor and who are
\ not organized. but who will have MOI
II work by:reas son of the strike :of1the
skilled men. Altogether 400, OO0i men
willslikely be'idFe.:a The order; it is;
said, will also call out the men at
fhe, furnaces owned BY the United
= States corPoIratiop who are not mem
bers of the a1g:aemated1. association,
but, who. are. connected with. the
American Federation of, Labor; n
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BINDS


::A 8. head
banter Of the Nfo5IeI'n IEoodhcn tof
America who resides IN this city, has
designated borrowing repositories
for the funds of the. order, with the
amount designated for each depos 81
tory: National Bank of Commerce
and. First :. na6ionaf ;banlS Fzof Kansas
City, 100000 each; American national
bank OF. Kansas City. $4,000; Linn
county bank of Brookfeld. Mo-. S1QD,-
600: Wheeler sA4i1gs.'bank of Brook.
field, So, 900; First national bank iof
Charlton, Ia; S2OO;ooesf Milan state
bank, Milan, Mo-, E$25.Qoo,i and Mitchell
q Lynd, Rock Island, TX, $4,000 Fhe
total amount turned oyer by, the ont
going head banker to. his successor
was 81, LOG, 600.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-08-10

acknowledgement i terrific tic ex-
PloFionp, in a .bl9eskl Of six buildings on
Locust, street above, Tenth, last. night
,c6mnpf eteIY. wrecked. five; Of the struc-
lures and caused the. death Of IRON
ten to 20 or More persons Ov4r two
score Of othefs3 were more OF Tess seri-
ously@1T 5lFeds Some OF those taken
too the, h6spitaEawilSa1e. It is esti-
mated that at;;leasti IS peFssoSrSs''t
ia the :fKe buildings ewheh the sxplo-
sion occurred and the exact; number
q, dead dead viii probably not RetkRown
. RE Explosion ioGGc saa.lsis about 5 $3.50
o'clock. What exploded. and how it
happened is not 1InUwn.-9t, this time,
but it is believed To have Been bar
rel of gasoline IA one OF the three
grocery storesr::+t WSth the explosion
of. NbsT 1908 Tthea 'front.' walls g of the
buildings. were yalqwn OntEartii into
the. street, while the, ,feoTs, and the
roofs were. .hloYp upward, and I, fell
straight to the ground. Almost every
building IN radius, of two two. blocks
about the scene Of the 'expfosion had
windew panes shattered and was
otherwise 'da1naged:; Every building
on the Opposite side Of :noedS6 street
WAS more or. less; wteclSsd,1 but. Hone
OF them felliI.W !i,nisg.ns3 !s5;nI
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-08-10
NEeslRal5sHsg 81 ESD WAIrEs.
CrematIng of p Negro at Enterprise, Ala,
boy 6 stirs s:ssfsaar tlGsfpa ted:
~ ~ - in by Both Races : /
- = ) - 60 -

Birlning haI1;~ Sz&da., Aug. s.-John
Wesley Pennington, "A negro, was
Burned at the: 81 axe s5siear .EnteEpiSSe,
Ala: be 5te: 4 crowd dof 500 enTaagsed
a1stfs saeteEnSihea = cit Citizens of Coffee
lcs55aaiht 3 8 zyesstefftiaY The MOB: Mas
epinpossd of,beth whites and blacks
, Renningtona ha6.eofnnitt6d a;sbfsIthl
assault upon Nrs.i> J.A G. Davis; tie
wife of one of the most prominent
farmers of 4Gofee, eeuntyl and con-
fessed his guilt. The crime was CONT
.na$ttetr Tuesday afterhdo1f while Mrs.
Davis. was gathering vegetables; N
her gardens i.She'wasr .choked.;iltos I'M
sensiPiHty andi left, lying ia! the: 1gar1
den. y,* ~ f,;i,:ts s::.;,:;assf. |
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-08-10

- 80 = ts1s IffGT0Ns--s.-. :: .;-
CFrisco-Memphis General Passenger AgeRtl
siderable speculation as to the officers
Of theSnew system. 1t may be Stated
noW that the directors have agreed
upQn the following: Benjamin Fi.E Y a-
kun, president; Benjamin L. WHICH, ell.
vice president and general mana ger;
Bryan Snyder, passenger traffic:man-
:Agezs.ss .ATexander Hilton. general pas-l
:Henge 81 agent. R. jR. HAMMOND. ;at;
prese1i1 gsen sraEzS1p erintendent bf the
Memphis route, viii remain in: Kan
sas City in charge of the operating dee
par tinentJIt A number Of iefnploKss of
the freight department. OF, them en-
p11fs" route and about two=thirds of
9th depart
ments now in Kansas City, wiki be
ttansf Sfred tosEt$ eQis.: III
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:nsnroIsn1SnttlI s. g. ntffltarI post!!.I !

Washington, Aug. 8. EfxStefnsivSe
7ianproSfenfen'fei <'are: 66htena plafGal at
the important military posts at. Fort
lNfehroe. HfSaas3; Z Fort E1saEenwISioidf WORT
Kan; Fort Sheridan, nIE,: and San
Francisco: Since The tyansfer5 Of: the!
military; prison at LeaEenWert to the
general gpYaFnme4s6 SEVERAL yearsiag0I
the posts nauaedsl have, Bsen Fused FOR
the iIhpfis6hment Of general military
prison elfs. si-Under tie general plans
of the dspaTtti1enti #, IS contemplated
to improve and enlarge the prison
facilities at the above named posts.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-08-10
Hehvy. Rams IN Nebf.aska:'

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. Heavy rain Is
felt 3asta night in lti1e southwestern
part off,; Nebraska breaking the.
idrougRt which Eas been almost ed4-.
tifidotis since the Fourth OF. July; p
the sappR !! f II 81
the downpour was the greatest eyer
known, there, thFeec5nqhss falling in
less .than,half ian hour. Other parts
of the county got an inch. An electri-
cal storm accompanied the rain, light
ming doing sonre> sap1age. II TIT
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tss--7:. x'sI -ri:45i..isI ssr;7l
.soIlaI Haiis1iI.Igq le9ais9a-anE
.assasX .IirGoo -qiisq N t1so., seI:'.is! 81 n
.ci:n.t!T ..sa,.s5H a5isIlnsE
.g.:vpis. 10 s4a;<.,s xs::saa arr
2sd feia3Josi3 edt IL teEa1aT art
u s.saI31sid -eaj 10 ila...:YaI { % i,si
In = -, nj Il % o. trnta @ .:i -f..i
-'goIoWAi REpUBDIcANs.i
A. B. Cumming, ct ienes Ieigses, 4 eH1ail
v..,., for GoYernoS:-lyIR hat the Plat
= ..;,. ,..,,s "; EsREn .G0at RfIss. n11 tE.:.

!
rs Cedar: Rapids? Ia. saaaig. as!A3YVPith the
foIl3sgfHg ticetI' e. g99pAt itSia ln c0f
Iowa wiH;go into the next campaign. :;
Governor, q A. Cid Cum n,;1q3 Deg
Moines;. lieutenant c1governoR, John
4e4fictti of 1T. It bf;th SUI
preine court, S: M.1iAN eayep,., of: I6wa
Islls FqitFgsa ls
lof- public instruction, r. {. Barrett,
s6 sf Usage: y: KeasIH : - s'y9
s;!Ofmni11s swept aiie B5ar3l::' He and
his followers teeI-everything that
they went .foEaaRd@ fpa4n1the first rap
of. che :gaEelI ITO t4Ae 3Rqtting out Of
til" lights there was no time when
they did not Have The Situation. we'll
in hand. ~ 81 J.
y cat A11= Is 1tha e0iivention -wass called
TO ef;dst BY CHA irtpan SFeaSeF, of tha
state central ioomii1ittRe saaAt.the eon4
;cIdsioif of oeatitdin by by Rev, S,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-08-10
Three Parties to Fuse in Nebraska.

Linco1P,r Neb.s Aug; ;.a-.-Meetings
were held yesterday evening by the
democratic, Populist and free silver
republican state central committees
and fusion Of the three parties was
practically: agreed upon, the state
.copFentions of. all being fixed for
September II at Lincoln. ", j.
Bryan addressed the democratic. and
populist committees and spoke
strongly for fusion.
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He. Send. obiectIonabIe Duns.-

Zanesyille. o.. Aug, s.-W. j. Hud-
son, of St. Louis. was arrested here
for. violation of the. postal laws. at
Hillsboro and. Chillicothe. 1t is
charged that as a representative of a
collection agency he sent objection
able duns= through the mails.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-08-10
Want ProhIhttionists TO Leave City.

Fort Scott, Kan, Aug. Sat mass
meeting here Tuesday night, which
was attended by. 1000 people, the
chairman was induced to appoint a
committee of so to see to the execu-
ton of resolution adopted demand
ing.-that those. who are insisting upon
the enforcement of the prohibitory
Jaw leave the city, 's.-f''l iis
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-08-10
resn- =F7sIVS;r FoIi- oF Fiieht.

Manila,lAug .6.-AIiguel iMaIxar. the
successor of slAguinaI dos has ISSUED a
proclamation dated July 1s,i COPPER OF
which have arrived here, giving, as
surances to the natives of the CON
tinuatfon Of an active campaign and
expressing hope Tor its successful is
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-08-10
FEWER RAILROAD CROSSINGS
The Illinois tsoaEd OF Railway Commission
ers Takes Step Towards Making 4,
Railroad Travelling Safer.

Chicago, 6.z=He Hereafter when
one railroad wishes to cross the tracks
Of another 1T will have: to go either
above OF below them, for the board
of railway and Warehouse seonInis-
siOners has. decided that there shall
be no more crossings at grade in. the
state of Illinois, Existing crossings,
however, are not, to be ..imroIested, at
least not for tho. present. = The deter
niinationa of the board IS tie result
of complications that have arisen. In
East ST. Louis...:. !. ~: 80. Il
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-08-10
Fifty Horses Burned to death.

Portland, Ore, Aug. SIRE broke
out at $50 O'Clock Wednesday morning
at the Oregon livery and feed stables
at the northwest. corner of Sixth and
Couch streets, and the structure was
destroyed. About so horses were
burned to death. y. -: 81. =.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-08-10
isji "a
.sst' SELL Ct G WIN VNl4 COTS:
-rasJ gyKcsq:.i.a=
SPeeulatigE Sid & to- Have Cone
~ Wild gat aL4WtOn, Ok. jig
4 4AlfPadsEsteRalqg, ABost the Tow nslte:
OF Apache-The Auction at HObark-
Miss HTattIs Beais Disappointed NJ -
q II Esf}EnIH Her CLaIu-l !. -
Y a.i-4e.- .kagf1e53A
ae:.ll,gI!al &c! z: e -. .

hid Ell Ftefo;I or, S1 AtiT5a 7 4tsneculd ton ON
caieo 1rus7gone wild at: vi ton. n Mem re-
turning, from there say, there are at
5#sleasf Ff6, 0oG people On a. tie TOWNSHIP
~-s-- a nd most of them were crazed bv e5ssr
.z7;I sggerated ideas of value ih:tcwfi lots.
The first business lot. Brought $42O,
but bids soon ran into TIE thousands
and Priees29fF161n $4,000 to $4,000
We're paid fer, the best: locations. ".'s-'
Al Ia 4k111p 4d To8 gamblingf<is flourish
:,,,,.,.Senng, Poeket-picking iss Of hourly &c.
currence. One man was rep0rtgd
Killed yesterday. The town is In. q
slate .6f<intanse excitement. III '5s5:;
The opening at. Apadarkor was very
Quiet! +" About 5000 people were Oh,
ID? c#heyag ground: Only t}lregl bf6eksf were.
a, az sold Yesterday, making 9Gi lots I'M ali:
sale began at nine a. m. THE first
-- LOT WIS sold to a man named Brown,
!Ig9@ 4NissQNrisg price ~4s46S, 4shighest
: yV6s SalS open for business ssss.
. tyestetdaY mad r over s s $foo. 1000 il des..5y
. posits. No liquor of any kind oE.beer.
t "a$i sold in any Of the tewnsiteSs. -. -. :
I There is misunderstanding about:
: the zt6Wnsitet- of Apache, about! 20
: miles !; P9rth, of cLawten., The town
! hasynOt yet been laid out and AhGre'
were only a few tents and camps.
About SO hacks met theT train there,
: to take passenlgeEs-tQ 4AlRwton. ! Tie
toYnsite of RichaHds. is, q good one
hfgh-l land land with natural uaEss drainage and
/ The auctf05ndI Z sale 81 IL Town los az
{ Hobart began PROMPTLY at thine
Z .G9'ctoGlea yesterday ;:4nstfi Gdng, and tie
: first lot was purchased by William 81
:. - k1ieff, Little Rock for SIS cas8h.
'----sFFife inside lots ranged from 50 to s25,
while lSeme 1ogrn eEs-2 went above. $34
n - highest price paid yesterday be
ing $50, the"lowest SO. These lots
II e Idesi sigma fqr 4 s. sit will
The most disappointed person at
LawtOn daat .nisht WAS Miss Matte
Beals of lWiiehitas who drew claim
No. in this district. y--She-.eYReeted
to get one of the q5fsgfe .seftfoAs PIT
land adjoining .LaYtqp the, ssd til,
but she didn't get IT: instead she
- get atstrfp of ground "a mi mi e long and
-. y quarter of a. mile wide *a1dfirs- the
EYE sc iiff4 4fSffi tha
st.o<xnsite of ,4.awton by similar strip
~: q qparters sf.a mile wide, on which1
agRes- r Wood, of Weatherford, Olz33
fled. g
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-08-10
Remains of Dead soIdisrs shipped.

Washing ton, Aug. s.--The transport
Hancock has sailed, from Manila also
the Dix formerly SAMOA. The Dix
has on board the remains of 318 sol
dfers which are being brought to the
United States for burial.
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How1soN ewfILl .sER VE!! :.
A. Man Satisfactory to Rear admiral soA4ey
,.... WIN }Constit8te the Third Member 81
of Court of Inquiry.

Washington, Aug; ;z.E.ReaE. Admiral
Henry L: Howisoi has been selected
fn fill ,4he naeanoyi on the Schley court
Fef, inenry5 causeds by the inabtIft31o:
Rear Admiral IF ii1hbeFley.j AofseEKe
Admiral Howisop's name isrensQf sew
eral officers YAom Admiral s al s 81 sRp-
tory to him. -.
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s. 'ER Co MEN pHfS SsLkTR.
Z: =: 81 - (: ,.!4
milton VIM BE General Ps;senTse'lr.
Agent Of the. Big -Railxax- Syssens4- "a
-'--'---- -0tEer-0mc Ag'resd o pom 1T

St. Louis, Aug. by the absbrp-
,tioR.of the Memphis route, the Fort
Worth & Rio Grande, and thes build
ing of extensipns to San Antonio and
Spoford, Tex, thereby connecting
with the. Mexican system of railways;
the ST Louis & San Francisco not on
lyE becenaes, q potent factor in.sopth-
western, but also in international'
,traReFertatioa. There has beea com,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-08-10
To suDe.,rlntesIiIdi. liz q. p:

::Sta Louis, Atlg. 6.-GFresident d. R.
Francis yesterday: Amounted 1the APP
:poip4menti of sHalseX Calves. foflSt.
Louis as Chief. of the division otsane
arts of the Louisiana ,PuFehasse7 ex.
position. :. Mr.. Ives, who. is. director OF
the School Of Fine Arts Washington
university, was chief of the fine arts
idepiar41neht at the leof1mbffan ekpOsi-
: tfoh, 9eh7eagO, and as such gave emf
utfssatfsfactfonsi; lss 81 bIDoq? &c
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-08-10
standard Ours Bic 81; 3 Dividends.

New York, Aug. Title directors
,efs Diet tanflseE9 saE ssmHshS hafbdss-
Ciared CHAR ter1y dividend, of eight
psssEen t:ssllfis ccfifpi i s I'll Z siecia
ration OF IL per cent. in June and 20
per cent. in March.
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Denosiiiced :; iI+.a5 F'Oi6 ito labor

Easton, Pa, Aug THE Central
Labor unie4 has, adopted IA resolution
sfbe. to laAsora. and. pro ties ing iti4ist
sthe school board of Easton accepting
$4,000 from Mr.. Carnegie for IL
brRFyt IL 1;GTaif.. 'jDN 1ti,HfI
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Number of FiIIoino' =CaDtsy-.,,,s,t.

J Washington. Aug s.-The total num-
ber of insurgents in the Philippines
captured or manifestations the be-
ginning of the war up to June Is, 1901,
aggregate 41,o20. No record. has been
made of the. number of natives killed.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-08-10
old EXPOSITION Ruilaipg.aurpsd. :.

Kansas City. No, Aug ST. Boys and
matches Started a fire Monday after
roo noon I that destroyer tie Old Exposi-
ton bGildfng iiat Twelfth ana Kansas
avenueEtl The9fifei d6p,sair t1mnent had to
fg44ahardI to saws the a66ts of Ring
ling BzoH 'fcircgs from catching s25;
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RoosevieIt 7ffuntinE coyotes.

Colorado Springs, Col, Aug. 6-Vice
President Roosevelt, left here yesteF-
day afternoon for a: three-days' coyote
chase. in the vicinity of FountafRs is
miles south of this city. Eng eli
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Child Was Not LOST.

II Mexico; Mo- Aug. -s.EA five-year-old
negro child was. found murdered uni
der its own.1m6thets shouse III this
2ity, The mother. Addie Crumley, has
been arrested. She claimed the child
~ as lsstr and her Aeighhorsr eaEehed
for IT. Il - :. =
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; DEI1eATE HANDLING.
Adjt. Gen. COrbin Says the Question
j.: Taxation how; Cohfronts the PhIIIp=
:: zy;; g.: pine Civil Authorities. -

: Manila, Aug. 7-Adjt. Gen. Corbin
has sailed for Shanghai. where he will
embark on a steamer for home Aft,
er completing "a ten days tour. of
IloiIo; Calbaig,. Cebu,: zamboanga, Cot
3tabato and Jolp. and obtaining a.rapid
but extensive KEW OF, the operations,
he. says the. conditions are. satisfac5
tory. He believes. that the military
problem henceforth viii be simple, but
that difficult task confronts the civil
authorities: The question of'taxatfon.
he4thfnks; will require the most deli;
cate handling. He was surprised by
the :. Intelligence and diligence dis.
played, by. the natives. He found the.
sultan of Jolo a shrewd, Intelligent
ruler. who win probably readily co
operate with the Americans, especial
y if he is under The guidance Of a
capable resident ADVISER rae -
= =; ri Hot ON. SialSar's Trait! - 10 :
Manila, Aug; 7.-@Gen..-Chaffee' has
received WORD i.that.t Gen.: Summers.
troops are; in close pursuit of the in :,
sqrgent leader ,Aalyar: They: captured
Malyar,s CAMP while his breakfast was.
- 49, ....G J4....'I.,,;.i CT 80 -
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Batter sPringk Hs~le4O 900 .Eire.

90 fBa4ter sPringk 5Hs%le7'O, OOO E1re:'.i'sl
= Baxter Springs. Kap4 ipAugsles-F'ire
at Baxter Springs early y .MeinEday morn,
ing destroyed four business blocks
on { Main street, including the post
Office building. MeFchsa11,tt.s. saved the
greater part of their stocks. Damage,
SID, 600. [aii,. e:yaTg s.DiiR sis i'53
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3igopeIats Kan. .sAugoisE .4sBazi155 L
Baird iet this te5tyy ia corporal IN, "A
company, Twentieth United States in
fantry. was drowned il the Philippines
june &c while trying to save the life
Of c1mTade, Both sank togethey-
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state Revenue Law IRxalEd.

Pueblo, Col,. Aug. cd District. Judge
Dixon yesterday decided that tie new
state revenue law is invalid. having
never been legally enacted BY the sen
ate.
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70 2 OhEnass; Hande..

= Rekins Aug zs=.sM. Beau.Tth the French
minister; has presented and his col.
leagues. have. unanimously adopted an
article which states. that an. imperial
ee6iict must be Issued prohibiting for
two years the importation into China
81 afi1is ana amntmliunffttioh and MATERIAL
used in the ifactGrs Of the same.
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PsvfIib FsnIIs'f6si,ss Iat r. o51Ieg 81

sapopeRa, e Kan, s1:A,uigs Aug. .&ts! tinted
States gPeasi0n: aAgehtii Cyrus Leland
iYesteFday began the third qHarterly
/ payment ofrpepsions4 foa 1s0GasThere
are 115, 7e3 -pe.psi elneFs1 oni9the rolls
of the Topeka agency, about one
ninth of ali the. Pepsionerse in the
United States.l - y. 49, -
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) ..9fsnlF, seslT5sg-lSs,jjgi f;ssDeas7.. {

81 3ssGfankEs sssEss aSss6 fssDead. p
IeaHepwoEthgK anss aug. ses---Esds.<s
T. Rees, grand scFfbeI of the grand
I. o. o. F., is dead IN this
city. Upon the death of Samuel F.
Burdette ten years ago. Mr.. Rees aHe-
ceeded to tke Office Of grand scribe.
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ri IA DepoE "a e. JJos g.

q JOSEPH, Mo-, Kug: .4The Bur
finRton, santa Fg and Rock Island rail-
reads SgiHebn1ld; a hBulfBan9 union de-
pot; ln, South stss Jbsephs where the
stock yards and pacljhgteuses arello-
Gated .Thle3d ePob will be FRodernz in
every Eespectt1asss ,.I &. go. - fs.i
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OPaqs Eyal.E lie to RIeheFda

!. q Reno, Ok, Aug. ?7--The first pas
senger train over the Completed part
of the Lawton branch Of the Rock
Jslahdisfarted from hersIe Tuesday
uaornihg at1fEe O'clock > The Lasi,ton
branch; has. beensco completed tos,Rich4
eIrds,: r niles souths,ef .A y q,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-08-10
THE KAIsER's MoTHER DIES.
The DowaGer Empress Frederick Breafhea
sixtIeth =


IA 6.-The
DaWa ger mother
ioI he. llSaiser I'd Yesterday
an: arrived
biz Elii1ighnd inn.
t=ssa II fiederich-.
Re vas :t.lS GUS and all
:sxcgpt OF
sc5iz with
dee in 1.-THE sick
syEars old:
ess5txh primes.
IS became
edRfick, ia
81. 8 j Fred
pal
ie ffsmburg
Vic
EHR oldest
She was
Guiding
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81 NDs. =.
Is Cash
led
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B.-A4eCeFH4ieiS,-ef- FIT city; -G5fiI;rn1naJi
s4yeaver intrQapced:5gs !es:s Dea*S, Of
KeokU}, as: thea IS & ;cha tEn an.
va. Itavfs :=in !afcepSiHg itlA nn9i OBJ
dEliveAed:ab address :WHstR: waS; wen
ceiS&d as; ssreat Is tSE:e1t bust: of
Applause that greeted Mr.. Davis re-
marks. follow3d eassersfons that
stfActed 6ff Rmeffcah Asdif%and pro-
tected by ;Alherihan fottiffeatiohs and
American. e tIlsg So vigorous a. cheer
rof:appt6vaf greeted the spealier as he
spoke that there eotald be no doubt OF
tRes stand q:as :: :Dy 4ewa r1epiEblfct
ans On the 'canaf stb1etts. ~ '-:-''' %.
fIsre: Y1sFt form'gind qTses t6e McKip-
leyss a Administrations And .vsews with
satisfaction the work of the Fifty
q # p -SongEes $50 oARases: anghiSe-
II ioes; aa1ofs 9iRctf1n; to
ind u sfTi e: and policy Of
wa sssl'sSiss; he of: the
people q is Ill a 999. cofpot atipns;
'fsy5Es ,ei4iItg more: P65S eE to3th ::iR.;
:tsFStatR commerce CONAN ssiRnt reg
s3ateI. RAILROAD RAJ EN-: ia a L iii Jews
Yvi{ e. course: Oh; repre-
zen ives: ess. and nttorses
he :ad min tFation of "a oy:iS haW: -
" = y.- .
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OF K.t De a. VEe1
f61ce have Is: = lie6E;1 4q,A She IsSes smell
$50: JYas Hitcheif me-. -
:: :. state Prison:

= ...::,..:.,:i.-
::3ssatn Franefsco, Aug s.-571'hfx arms
::a9ls sfsi Huh ytexeented rohbetS3o Of: the
:ITof poakeft OF
i en cttoli stu po-
Itfces ID q I'd eY has been 81 stained
AS he is;s "a boa IS :tsf COG
81 :;g71lst ON
the 'Tauft: 1t is now the theory of
the police that some Of the plumber
is'Esecreted in the hiriS bach Off the
smelling works. A great effort is
beiae'(e nsadet tos4earn the. niove1nents
of'Bie:ksS Ph eia5is aled soviet wis
is under NfsasaeiQ9;o ASseaa, zv'affrant
iYaBl reclaimed at HfFaHight and a. slo6p
lying SefI1the Contra Costa shore, was
searched but no hvas
fo.js "a sheest ltthhsS the ls8Sw4s
ha4qhed in tile 7sxatssssp r4so
Que 1T inland 1T tedstiooiIs has belt salll ed
'tustke 5ass5if.g s6TooG
;;il e. vent
works immediate4Ss2safter his release
from the Pe Intt!een ne. Dick Phelan,
the man waso15f thsre tSAtives suspects
was in priisons wi&E GAbper. He a1s-
peared IN @ofaSea tesirg fsaiately afta
his. releSsess-affif6ti huzzis ;ssround there
for severat sss8s tlfsn disappeared.
The clews Sa.fRE 10 tk1ned strengthen,
the suspicion That Phelan, the pa
s99sg cdhs Iissans Va Ed.
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:Fi:7 y Ss11f. = :! III

-.t.:i iCHirnegie's Gift 70, san joan n. :
san Juan. P. H. Aug q 1 - = Andrew
Carneggiite; WIN give this city a $6O,oOj
library aud the city. will vote an, am
hu6l7 maintenance Of $4,000, M / =