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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-16

Mr.. Jerry Chamberlain, OF Kansas
City, spent Sunday In our city,
Miss Nellie Warren came up from
Higginsville Saturday evening.
Mr.. Bias Friedrich, of Kansas City,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gordon returned
Saturday night from a two weeks
trip In southwest Mo.
MI. Chas. Lyons and brother went
down home, near Page City, Satur-
day night TO remain over Sunday.
Mr.. J. j. Rhodes, superintendent
Of the Harrls-Anderson Lumber Co.,
spent yesterday 10 Kansas City.
Miss Ollie Carter came down from
Kansas City Saturday night TO spend
Sunday In our city with her mother
Mrs. Thomas Thomas, OF Higgins.
Vile, came up this morning TO our
city and is the guest today Of Mrs.
Geo. Dodge.
Miss Annie Jefferson, student ai
Central Female college, lett Saturday
evening to spend Sunday at her home
near Napoleon.
Mr., james Chamberlain, who has
been spending couple OF days 10 our
city returned home to Marshall Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. Bob Ardlnger, now OF Kansas
City, came down Saturday night Ia
visit the home folks, aud returned
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Tom Crenshaw and wife aud
baby left for Kansas City Saturday
evening after few days visit with
relatives 10 our city.
Mr., T, ]. McElrUy, OF Indepen
dence, came down yesterday 10 spent
the day with his wife, who is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Hays.
Mr. Vim Elsman and wife aud hi
sons, John and William, left tnI
morning for Santa Ana, CAL, wher,
they go 10 make their future home
Mr.. @. @. Hoffman, who is drllllnI
a number OF tue academy cadets for
minstrel show TO be given the latte
part Of this month, went to Sedali
Saturday to visit his home and I
arrange for some costumes for th
boys,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-16
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE
csndsnssd Proceedings of the Forty-Firss
General Assembly--Bnis Introduoed
and How Dispcsed of.


The senate on the sth rent TO engross-
raiiroad coaches for whites and negroes-
the senate passed Martiris resolution TO
regubmIt 10 vote of he people the
sthIrd amendment" 10 tax mortgages.
Senator Clay's bill providing for the ar
bltration OF labor disputes passed the
eenate by an almost unanimous vote
Tho bill provides that where the appl-
cation for arbitration Is mutual or both
parties agree TO submit 10 the decision
ef the board. the decision shall be bind
ing upon those concerned. Among other
hiils 10 PASS the senate were; Allowing
the board Of health 10 revoke licenses OF
fake physicians; providing for the parole
OF convicts; to allow travelling men to reg
ister By affidavit. Gov. Dockery made
the following additional nominationsi n.
q Moor, and Peyton A. Parks TO be mem
bers OF the board Of managers Of the
Nevada insane asylum. Hawthorne's bin
70 allow juries In capital cases TO amx
either the death penalty or life impris-
onmsnt In case Of conviesisns was passed
By the house.
senator Morton on the 7th created =
sensation IN the senate by calling for an
investigation OF alleged nepotism In the
appointments by the board Of railroad
and warehouse commissioners. The SEN
ate passed Morton's bill creating the
90. ~ s,a,s nardon clerk Al A salary OF
| n "a vsar THE governor made these
| sddlttonsi annolntments: ]. w. Smith
W McciIntie and w. Il. Jameson
,..,s~ars N ths Fnlton insane asylum
1oiiin9er John A Hannay and
| waiter q Overstreet. manaeers BoonviIl,
rsform school. I u. Henderson, a mana.
ser Far The deaf and dumb school a
Fu,,on GOV Dockery sent a message Il
| ~. iseis,atura urging that the school funt
cer,iacates and the debt the state owel
~ the nermanent school fund be pro
| seetsd Nv nroner legislation. The housl
eon,,,,.tea an nublIc health reported IA
i vorably the hill providing for certificates
10 practice medicine, which IL aimed chief
Iv neainst Christian science and magneti
heaiers
tn. senata on the 9Th passed the bil
tncrsasInr the number OF supreme cour
hdves from seve,I 10 nine. Among IN
huis enrrossed by the senate were IN
soiio,yine. Giving a widow and her chil
srsn ths honestesd upon the death Of n
huahanS without beinE. subject TO III
asvmsnt ~ hia debts unless legal
rh.,rsd ,hersan during his lifetime: r,
su,r,nr foreign surety Companies to ds
. ao.,. eonn doo In caah with the atate In
s,,-as- S.n.rtrart hsfor. doinr hua
s M s,at. In tha aenste m
, .s ~. uar;,n member I
ss. ~, tsn,s q, To,i. was announce,
The house passed Campbell's bill to pr.
hibit minl-.; companies from placing !
charge OF a room In any mine In u
state man who has not served "
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nrs rAxs ExscRArRD.
npKinr lEnan. q sssviA. Whs Trssssa
mn wifs Cruelty. Il De.d-Hew Ne
nlsd His csnhtEY.

v,snn. Fab ia.--Isx-King Milan, Of
e.r,ia 1. dead. Milan succecded, at
tbe earlv are q "a. q really admirable
ruler Prince Michael Obrenswiti,
who v,. ,nas,aered ON June 10. 1855.
Thst asv stsnds out In Servian his
torv a. : dsy doubly cursed. for on Il
an sdmirnbie sovereign disappeared
sra serv,s s,Il into the hands Of Milan.
M,Ian married at the are Of 20, the
heautifuI Young Russian girl. Natalie
T.ehLo 10 whom hls horrible con-
doct has been one Of the reasons why
Ktnr M,,sn,i, execrated bv ali those
familiar with hIa life. Thirteen years
stter h. pronounced the dissolution
81 NJ. marriag, and abdicated in is-
ysr a HI opiy child. who was pro
claimed lrip9 under the title Of Alsx-
snaer I Within two years. howevsr,
ni,.o vas hack seain IN Servia, pen
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Derby, Conn, Feb. ll.--Lieut. An
derson, naval inspector, held up q
consignment Of 5000, shells ready for
shipment for the navy at the factory
Of the Driggs-Seabury Gun and Am
munition company in this city. Hs
came here to investigate rumor that
defective shells were being shipped
and had the cases opened. He found
aop defective shells. Dies Of the
wrong size had been used TO prepare
the shells for the copper band scores
which give the shells rotary motion
To make the bands fit tight, pieces oi
cardboard had been inserted and the
bands then hammered down.
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Washington. Feb. i0.--The appoint.
ment Of sson OF Rear Admiral
Thomas Selfridge, Jr., cadet-at'
large to the naval academy. create,
condition without precedent in the
history OF this or any other navy.
His father and his grandfather are
both rear admirals on the retired
list. Rear Admiral Selridge, Sr., re.
tired in 1866 and is 100 years old
Rear Admiral Selfridge, Jr., retired
three years ago and is now 6s.
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rrLLMAN's OATH REcIsrRRED
seuth OArolins senator win Stop spseai
Pension Bills Until ne Btnas Out
Whsthsr the war h Over.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE passage
at tn beginning Of Saturdays ses-
alon o. the senate Of bill granting
q pension Of $50 a month to Stacy u.
Cegsweil, Of company v, Thirteenth
Indiana volunteer infantry. induced
Mr.. Tillman Is. c.), 20 make some
forcefui comments upon the house 10
not taking action upon . bill prond-
ing . pension for Mexican war vet
eran who had resided In South Caro-
lima during the civil war end naturally
had been In sympathy with tAs con-
fsdsracy. The bill had been passed BY
the senate but the house invalid pen
sion committee was delaying final 80
tioa upon II. Mr.. TillmAA urged. He
said that there was such sectional
animosity in the house COMMITTEES
that the members refused to psrmii
action upon the bill for the bsnsh'
Of this old Mexican veteran. is thu
war over or Il II notf" demanded MT
Tillman with vehemence. Let ua hnt
out whether Il IL OF not. ! swear bJ
the Almighty God that I viii not le'
another pension bill pass thi. sepst,
untii this old man gets justice"
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Kansas City. Feb. li.-saies by sam
pie on track: Wheat-No. . hard. $50
esiic; No. . hard, 6s%Qe7xc; No. RED. ny
a72Mc; No. 8 red, es97Oc. corn-No' 2
mixed, seGssHc; No. s mixed. %
a3sAc; No. 3 white, &c; No. .
white, scAQs7c. oats-No. mixed.
s7a2ILc; No. mixed, 3sc; No.
white. dxc; No. . white 20 Rye,
No. ., isihc Hay-Timothy. p.oal.N 90;
prairie, sI5oa9,50. Eggs, l6hc per doz.
Poultry-Hens. Giho per lb.; roosters, ID
Qi7Mc each: turkeys, 5hd7c; ducks, $40;
geese, &c: pigeons, 75c per doE. Butter
Creamery, extra fancy, Oc per ID; dairy.
iec; store packed, lie. Potatoes-Eiome
grown. 35al5c per bu.; sweets, 259SSc per
bu. Beets, sl.25 per Dbl. Onions. red
globe, ,i.a5ai.5O per bu. cucumbers. $50
Ql25 per doz. Navy beans, s2,2S92.so per
bu. Hubbard squash. N.o0dl.50 per cwt.
Eeg plant, s2.O0a2.60 per doz. Spinach,
50ae5c per bu. Apples. choice. n.aSai.a
per Dbl.
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vsLEs FOR MAYOR.
IA U.4.<r.is Name . Candidats 10
|c6I no IItket- Riot and Theft
a 4allot Box.

I.ou|a. fcb. 12.--More than $50
we're ffta. sergeant OF police
|~< ntr1o>s were wounded and
hot box Hns stolen in the course
riot about the Second district
q ulacs Of the Fourth ward, at
|fft and Linden streets, early
|fdse evening. 1t was only after
4 cali had brought Capt. Kieiy
10 police and riot guns 10 the
|. Stat a remblance of order was
brtd. Even then the streets were
with utrroes and some white
all al whom were armed, many
hem |niok.cated and looking for
|bl,' Not ballot was cast there
||If Wells will be nominated by
,omocistic city convention TO-
for mayor. He swept 23 of thu
|ards n the primaries yesterday
Noonah aud Zack Tinker ran on
regular democratic ticket" and
had strong following. The
l1bt bcfween the three mer
leht oct the party almost to I
IUtny-nse men from Chicago
/ arrested Early in the action oil
cAarft that they had come herr
the purpose Of repeating. Charge
COUNTER charges Of repeatini
b r|Ie n|I day.
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Montgomery. Ala, Feb. ii.--chisi
Justice Mcclellan, of the Alabams
suprems court. was shot In the right
shoulder at his house yesterday morn
ing by either Jesse ID. Beale, or his
son, Hsisn Besle, Of this city. Ths
wound Il q serious one. The troubls
was caused BY the sons obisctiep 70
their slsteF's marriage 70 Mr.. No
Qssss, vAsa the jsAgs tsvs's6
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Bethany. Mo-. Feb. s.--Gen. BenjA-
IL Mar6erry prrntiss. one Of the
dtst surviving fenerals Of volun-
err Of NE civil war, is dead. lie
ss knoun .| ''the Hero of shiloh
ID WA NJ |1tf srrriyor Of the Fitz
'hr fof;cr tooff-martial and was
nronIntn< 9 r. man. He was
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A Texas wonder.


one small bottle OF Hall's Great Dis
covery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles, removes gravel, cures diabetes,
seminal emissions, weak aud lame backs.
rheumatism and all irregularities OF the
kidneys and bladder 10 both men aud
women, regulates bladder troubles In
children. II not sold by your druggist,
will be sent by mall on receipt OF u. One
small bottle is two months treatment,
will cure any case above mentioned. DR.,
e. W. Hall, sole manufacturer, st. Louis,
formerly Waco, Texas. Send for testi'
moniAls. Sold by Crsnshaw a Young.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



Kansas City Feb. n.-Cattle-Market
active and steady; shipping and dressed
beef steers. NStd6.22is; western steers.
q. .eOQLe0; native COWS. t2S5at.0o; native
stookers, tsT5QA7O Hogs-Market to
100 higher at N0o15,45. shesp-Market
active and strong; sheep. 11satOoi
lambs, AeO65.oO.
Chicago, Feb. ll.--Cattle-Good to prime
steers, NOa6.0o; stockers and feeders.
R.TSai.50; Texas fed steers, N.oogts0.
Hogs-Mixed and butchers. D,soae.6o
sheep--Good to choice wethers. D.sOo
40; western sheep. saoO9Aio; native
lambs, s45095.25.
81. Louis, Feb. ll.-Cattie-Nativs
steers, s3.5O95.So; stockers and feeders
N.l09i.e0; Texas and Indian steers. p,a
oLe0. Hogs-Packers. t5.oO96.4o; butchers
G.l0fls. .I1M. sheep-Native muttons, p,1
aL60; lambs. sL5Oa5.6o
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Miss Mamie Andrew left this
morning for a weeks visit with Kan
sas City friends,
Mrs. DR.. Fredendall and little
daughter, Nettie, went TO Kansas
City this morning TO spend the day
there.
Mr.. Rudolph Mueuch has Just pur-
chased 90 acres Of land, three miles
west Of Lexington, from Mr.. Charley
TarletOn.
Mr.. Jas. Terhuue aud sister, Miss
Myrtle, returned yesterday evening
to their college duties at Liberty,
after q visit here with the home
folks.
The council at It's meeting last
night passed an ordinance requiring
tele phone aud telegraph companies to
pay an annual rental of 20 cents pei
pole for the use OF streets and alleys.
In the window Of Henry SinaueI
may be seen a clay bust VI Moses
Frankel, made by MIR. Herman
Schmidt, OF our city, II Is an excel
leut likeness aud is made frou
memory.
Mr.. Wat Aull shipped out four cat
OF cattle aud one car OF hogs las
night on a special to Chicago. Thl
car OF hogs was one Of the finest eve
sent out OF this town, the hog
weighing 40 average OF 276 pound
each aud they we're all so near alik
that you could scarce tell one iron
the other. They ought TO bring th
top OF the market and then seme.
Mr.. Frank Steele left yesterda
evening for Nevada, NO., where h
has been appointed road department
clerk with Mr., NJ. o'Laughlin in th
Missouri Pacific railroad servlc,
Frank has been doing similar wor
here for some time and has prove
himself a most efficient aud con
petent man for the position. "
regret TO lose him from our midst b.
Wish him well 10 his new held.
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London, Feb. p.--The royal yacht
Victoria and Albert has been ordered
prepared to take King Edward to
Flushing soon after the opening Of
parliament. when his majesty will
return Emperor Williams recent
visit IN Enplaud.
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Chicago. Feb. ll.-Wheat-No. : red.
TeQ7eXc; No. 3, 72dI4tfc; No. 2 hard wins
ter, 7iNq7SKe. No. 3. 7OQ72c; No. north
orn spring, 7sNQ75lto; No. 2. 7Shd75ihci
No. g. G6a73c Corn--No. O. 3sc; No. .
sTx9sse. oats-No. 2, 25't02Sxc; No, 3 q
elasAc.
Sd. Louis, Feb. ii.-wheat-No. . red
cash, elevator. 72iic; track, 7t175c; No. Q
hard, 7oa7lc. Corn-No. 2 cash. UAoi
track. 3shc oats-No. 2 cash, zee: track,
16ssG26ko; No. . white. GS92slso.
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t<"'r *|UI@ Nioighing rArty
Ci<4e|had. o.. Feb. 11.-At s:se
'c|o<H >o.ie'aty morning, at the
trntF D. H>1<llI< avenue and Ken.
1>H street Westbound motor
II.ttl h.o . .I.iehing party of q
eI.Qns 1ad fete more or less In
lIed t4| mons fetaily. The party
ad t4cn NJ dence the evening
resioos ID thr country and were re
urn|14 10 their homes.
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WARM FOR JOINTISTS
Citizens Of Topeka Band to Drive
Them from City.


! u. r. r.t "a mass
" .,,,,.ns ~ To-
nse''ns = 49, ~. 900 80, ,vers nrsa-
peS ~ 49, az ,,,m.rons iaint.
su'. ue0Ise a,.. - .,s, ~ Fr,dav noon
N nv w W 81 ths time
H ~ ~ = - !, ~. elsv must
wnen ,ne .I e.e-,lA I. !. NJ aone
&c Aue soA,p'.@ 900 ,,,sn wiIi
~ ehs, ,.I.s .'ise - @ ~. - ~ - so,n,- sna
.nlneulA.ey 1o & :. ~ Ths ns.,Ing
re'no'e men ~ 80 -.
We a. AA n..r,v
s,,s,r... ,,en ~
=, ene Fc'...,s -, ~, nav.
n s.y. s-a...ss .od.ra,,or IN
ssvlo,e - 80 ,.~,,.a. a.
.ne u1an Il., =. ..,n,s,.r.h,s t.rms
e 'u - sa.... 80 r.t,.n.s
r "a w ..ss I v,r,u. .nd tbat
- - -... ~ To..La shorid at.
80 PssEe al. ~. hand.
'nT ,Aw :" ..eM - ssrn.A .h.;r
1"ei's Au " 49, .hs..,...
-e' y su. f'e.ss .,~ -o.,..
~ M 49, ~ -.htnh ~. h.ar 81.
~ !oun .ne ~ ~. ~. ,e,r,. he
'.u !" P ~. nj.
Sns ums 'ne % M ,a,s a..
m A ~ ,..'., 49,,
an topeAA wn se, ,s.s's .n
oPmen.s, possi't o'ov
Ae loin.'s ss-S.s 49,. - ..,-..s y
% ~ ru, ~ dmsr~.
r,-,.., 49,. ~ r,a.ss ,h.x fornd
49, .,,ta., :,
am s@sr $1,000 =, %, Jst
nAy PI a. 80 n,sn snd ao,n.
.s Ya ,,.naI
' - 1
''r ras 20 r..,. -.
o''on, nan, ~ ,.,.s .t.,a, y
tsruay woru Nas seuis,sS 'v.e'
tne Town that MIS-. nicAs, Wroe'
JOINT was raioeo iaAt 'sA'uiusy, ~
been selling hquor AGAIN AT s'so W
church Dell rang ana iaEBs oro"'
Immediately assembled at the Mstho
dist church. A committee was ~
. pointed to see the county attorne
and get . warrant for search
Mrs. Hicks place. The attorney r.
, fused a warrant to search her Plae
and committee was sent 70 the JOIN
: and found large quantity OF oeel
whisky and gin and turned ~ owe
: to the city marshal After tne h'
J meeting at the church had adJourne
! q crowd went to the city Duiioinl
where lne liquor WAS s'oreu' ~nN w
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Sioux City, Ia. Feb. is.-Prompt
work by the authorities At Manila,
Ia, resulted in the arrest OF three
men, who are accused Of having been
implicated in the theft Of a United
states express safe, said 70 have con-
tanned $4,000. The safe was stolen
sspw the platform 81 the depot 49,.
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Lesv,nworth. Kan. Feb ii.-Fred
Harvey, owner Of all the eating houses
along the Santa Fs and Frisco rail.
rsads, died here Saturday afternoon
Of cancer Of the intestineL He waa
bsra In England ss yeass ag0
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Austin, Tex. Feb. ia stir was
created in the senate over sn amend.
ment to Savage's textbook bill of
fered by 0rinnan, providing that the
constitutional history Of tbs confeder-
ate states Of America be added 10 the
list Of books that shall Be taught In
the public schools. f,.f' '4 s.
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Kingston, Jamaica, Feb. 12.-Ad-
vices from Colon, Colombia, say the
Insurgents are pushing toward Pana-
ma and Colon, despite government re-
Inducements and the collapse Of the
government Is immineut. -
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Ismp1o Efe1teu %
New York. Feb. 1.-THE new Chris
tian science temple facing Central
park at sixty-sighth street, erected
at cost of 100000. Il purely Of white
marble absve the foundation Of gran
ite. The building contains reons d.
signed especially for Christian science
haaiern
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London, Feb. 10.--It Il rumored
that Crown Prince Frederick william
Of Prussia will marry Princess Ena
oi Battenburg. daughter Of Princess
Beatrice. The little Prineess Ena. or
Victoria Eugenis Julia Enn Il only
10 years and ave months old.
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81, Louis, Feb. q, isOo.--This is 10
certify that have used one bottle Of The
Texas Wonder. HAlps Great Discovery,
for kidney aud rheumatic troubles, aud
ehssriully recommend II to o'hars.
MRS. N. RoDRLL,
2ooo Olive q.
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Chicago, Feb. s.-The Tribune saysi
A scheme IL under consideration
whereby the Missouri Psoihe, the
two Rio 0rande roads, the Colorado
Southern, the Missouri, Kansas 3
Texas and the St. Louis y San Fran
cisco are to be grouped into one sys-
tenn
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San francisco. Feb. ii.-Experi-
msnts In the university Of California
BY students with the emergency ra-
tions in tablet form, adopted BY the
government, shows that thsy who try
Il must starve. Prof. Jafa ays the
ration fails TO keep . maa In hh 1er-
NAL eondition.
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From Mondays Daily.l
Basket Ball.

The game of basket ball at the
academy drill hall Saturday night
was very interesting Que and both
sides played hard to win. The Inde-
pendence team Is one Of the best
teams in the west and will play the
Fond du Lac, Wis, team for the
championship Of the west. In going
against such a team the cadets de-
serve great credit tor holding them
down TO only sixteen points aud
making six points for themselves.
The line up OF the teams was as
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STOPPED.
|',es Makes Strong
... tsainsr Hazing.
>1s Death 81 Nooz ana
. 4..|| In . Thoreagh Air
X. is BRUTAL Practices IN
..|& l., West Poiat s-

11 1eb. lt.--The report
t|.| congressional com
1'.A Investigated the hazing
|.f< nd the general sub
nI Al West Point. Satur-
.I11'ticd to the house Of
..<.@& 1y the chairman Of
....i.4 Representative Dick,
VIA bin making stringent
ass 1.'nst hazing. hghtine
.I6I.| I<ectices.
...I ID exhnustive review
..|.. b hhzing In all ifs
Will. moderate In tone 10
.... 4 Ringing arraignment
n1nt ziI.ged brutal practices
..I Specifics more than
f.t> mothods of annoying
'11 fourth-ciass men and
I1tM in detail. One of the
f0I..l|ona" described .
.rl|rrt 81 Philip Sheridan, Jr.,
0on..'led TO ride n broom
f. "os..ry Of his illustrious
I.t|.1rInent at Winchester
bort stated that o system Of
t1s CROWN up which Is shock
| 81. tfsIncter. The fights are
"a ana ne COMMITTEES states
n. West Point code Is mort
that Ihe Queensberry code.
hun'lttt held that fighting 4
'r. form Of hazing. The re
|ts I1ni snch fighting as tina
fo|01 y a felony according
aia|aI., ~ many Of the states
s thine has come when congres
decide Hhether fights, whicl
IA crimes elsewhere, shall con
It #tsI Point. The committe
bat fA31ts Macarthur, Bret
uftdn were hazed into conyuI
o|htfs we're hazed until the
while oihers were hazed unit
I'm sick The hazing Of Cadet
ktt Hfeth are elaborated
bnt the committee does nc
|ats <hc|t deaths directly I
Tho report adds: "But viii
anno> Az upon hazing the r
biI.I< for {hese two deaths, u
Nifty <hnt n hastened them ar
|Iof Il throws on the otherwii
|'d glorious fame Of the academ!
|nf||ri With proper training 81
inc and unhtness in this ne
~. urges the adoption Of re
| II yet We belIeve effective mea
or If> crtdlcation and the pr
| h Of disabling at the academy
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Phoenix, Aris.. Feb ip.--wst wealth
or continues all over Arisona, TIVE
weeks Of rain aud snow smaks the
most protracted wet period In II
years. Snow is failing all ever north
ern Arizona to greater dsptAs shan
was ever known before.
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Menomones Falls. via. Feb. is.-By
the bursting Of . separator At the
Champney creamery at Liiborn yes
terday two men were killed sad sew
sral othsrs injured
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slrzHucH LEE HoNoRED.


Feb. 12.--The presi-
nj Monday sent to the senate the
|minntion o. James II. Wilson, OF
|Iausre and fitzhugh Lee, of Vir-
nia. now bfiehdier generals Of volun-
cr>. 70 be bi|eadier generals in the
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Viehi1n. Kan.. Feb. o.-Wilbui
'letn aad wife. aged 90 and ss, Fri.
A1 orleOuIed the sixty-fourth ami.
.'41fy Or their marriage. Five gen.
.|1|t6s IAt at the table and repre-
.'I|0I.<l. 81 three generations were
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ca.=.4e. nss,1 fAvos Elsetroeu ,ion.
Denver. col.. Feb. 9.-The stubbs
Nh prevailing for the restoration Of
|.t'isl punI1hment and naming cleo
f1I0i|on A. th2 method, passed the
.o1.| 1h The third reading yesterday
N .1.t q n 70 ~