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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27
rat Washington. Jan. 80. 1851

rat Washington. Jan. 80. 1881
ploded with such noise that several
witnesses supposed the pistol had fred.
On the instant Lawrence dropped the
pistol and transferred another from his
'rft hand to his right. He pointed the
second pistol at the president and pull.
I'd the trigger but again the cap ex.
p!cdcd without discharging the pistol
just Us Mr.. Jackson. with upraised
cane. made for his assailant. Law
renee, however. was Knocked down and
secured by others before the president
could reach him.
That Mr. jackson was uninjured by
the attack upon him was little short Of
marvellous, and his escape was discuss
ed At the time by many In a tone Of su.
perst!tious awe. Tests We're made with
the pistols Of Lawrence after his at.
tempt, and they were found to be an
elegant pair In most excellent order
and loaded with powder aud ball al
most to the muzZle. The powder was
Of the highest quality. and the percus-
sion caps found ON his premises when
tested proved to be Of the very best Of
that time. In fact, the two pistols,
with new caps taken from Lawrence's
box, were fired at the first attempt In
/ each case by the officers who tested
them.
Richard Lawrence was a painter and
had a shop In thickly settled part Of
Washington. He was about thirty five
years Of age and. though small In
stature. was handsome man. His
father. an Englishman, had died some
years before, but young Lawrence had
q sister and other relatives living In
Washington. AT the trial 1t was shown
that Lawrence was insane. that he had
been unbalanced mentally for about
two years. In justification of bis act
he claimed at his trial that President
! Jackson owed him money; In fact. that
the president was his clerk and was
Withholding money that belonged to
him. He also claimed to be king Of
! England and America and made other
wild assertions. some Of which It was
shown he had been making for year
or more before his attempt to kill the
president.
Lawrence was adjudged insane and
was sent to an asylum. where he re.
NAMED an inmate for upward Of
Continued on page g.
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A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
something New Under
The Sun"

All doctors have tried to cure
CAIARRIl by the use of powders. aciIs
gases, inhalers and drugs in raste form
iheir powders dry up the mucuous
membranes causing them to crack omen
ana bleed. The powerful acids used in
llilaicrs nave entirely eaten away the
same membranes that their makers
AIMED to cure, while pastes and oint-
and experienced practitioner who has
Tor many years made a close study and
specially of the treatment Of CATARRH.
mas ut last perfected Treatment which
when faithfully used, not only relieves
at once, but permanently cures CA
TARRil, by removing the cause. stop-
pln@ the discharges, and curing all in
iialnatlon. 1t is the only remedy known
To- science that actually reaches the af-
hicted parts. This wonderful remedy is
known as "SNUFFLES the GUARAN-
IEED CATAkRH CURE" and is sold
at the extremely low price of One Dollar.
eacn package containing internal and
external medicine sufficient for a
mouths treatment and everything ne-
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"SNUFfLES" is the only perfect
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now recognized as the only safe and
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FEY ER or COLD inthc HEAD.
CATARRH when neglected often
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FILES" Will save You if You use it at
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.Prios TO the assault upon Mr.. McKin,

.Pri0r TO the assault upon Mr.. McKin-
ley at Buffalo three presidents of the
United States had been attacked while
In office with murderous intent. OF
I, these. three the first. Andrew Jackson,
escaped unharmed, while the other
two. Lincoln and Garfield. died from
wounds inflicted by their assn llants.
On the afternoon Of Jan. 80. 1898.
President jackson was In the capitol
at Washington irrattendance upon the
ssfuneral ~ uon., Warren r. Davis. de-
ceased member of congress from South
Carolina. s.,Assthe president, with Sec
retary Woodbury. of the treasury on
his arm, was retiring from the rotunda
to rehch hiss scarria gcaf the steps Of the
portlco he was confronted by Richard
Lawrence, who stepped from behind
one Of the columns and pointed pis-
tol at the president. who was less than
ten feet away. The percussion cap ex-
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27
A Certain Cure for DySenfery and
DiarrLOta

'S' me ytar~ ago l was one oi :: party
hat intended masing bong bic,c'..
;'ir," "r"N~ f. l.. Taylor, I'll Nv A.
hiny. Bradt I'd County, Pa II wa
taken s,i,:drniy win diar. h.sa AID was
'bout tu give np til trip w'pl tIitor
Ward, ~ the Lacelvliit M..ss"ngrr. .ug-
pested thaL take dose of .Chamer-
h,n's Collie, cholera and Diarrhrpa
temedy purclr. 'aa IL h,i,le aud took
Two drse-, one b~fOrs starting and one
"n the route. uadr III. tlii. S,Ic,rs.
fully and reveI fet ANY Ill effect A..iin
'as' sunl.nsr ! WAS amoSt completely
nm down with An attack of !ysenleiy
| bought bottle of this sdnr. rpme,i,
and this time one dose cil:el ne" Sold
ny F. T.. Duke. Druggist.
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PI, sii, mt NJ, X nley, a lire- long offiC

Pr si'i, mt Nc X nley, lifelong office
'inldrr, ~ b'I'r; II 'naDv WAYS Dv H.,
'ec"d; President Roo-eveI will m
inund by nn'' Ing. NH'n;;,at"i against
ms will, he ".v,s no'hirg = those whn
voted for him. either in r.. rect to
Offices cl Ia ''rilci''s sid m is:i ed il
ANY Prrcldrnt 50 free 10 1n.lpv his OWE
course.
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A Communication.

MIR EDITOR:-Ailn How the TO sreak
few words IN favor If Chan.iHrlain,.
Cough t-mtdy. l Suff red fnr thr..
years with Lle bronchitis anu c.uid roi
a%d' Va'I'iiRhytts, s,,,% tried. .s,:yeral doctors
get nothing {" give me an' relief uutil
my wife got a hottie of This valuable
;nedicinp. which t,a% cnr:,ul"t.iy relieved
m"-W y HR"CKMAN. BagilpIl. Mo.
iris remedy is f0r sale by +. &. Duke,
Druggist.
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Josh Westhafer, of Loogootte. Ind. i.
poor man, hnt he Gays L." would rot H.
without 'hamterlam's Pain Balm il j.
cost tive q" laIa hottie, for 1t save
him from being Il cripple. Ne extern.
application is equal Lu this linimcat fui
,tiff aud swolie:: joints, contracted mu>
lies, stiff neck, spra'is and rhcurlarl.
and muscular palus. 1t has also cur. d
numerous c.i>ts Of partial paralysis.
Is for sale h' f & Duke, Druggist.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27
SornefIius fo Rcmcuber

When a cough or cold is neglected consump-
tion almost invariably follows. iemembcr
mexican syrup only costs 25ccnts q bottle, aud
YET mas proven in m'ny thousand cases an
absolute safe cure for coughs, colds and con
sumption, Taken in tim q il cures quickly.
Chiiuren ike it because IL tastes so good. In
sist on your druggist kcc ing il for sale.
nem m the seemingly miraculous cures it has
bottle. ~
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27
A PifiabIe SiSHf

What Is moro pitable than to sec puny,
uc!lcate little child absolutely dying from
ne1!cct There nrc many little ones, whose
cnccKs would grow rosy, whose eyes would
grow bright, whose flesh would be- plump and
their vita!s were removed. which is cusiiy
erected with Mothers Worm Syrup. so nice
10 take that children ask for it, A lsO cure for
bottle. "
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27

Isn't it about time that Congress
should pass stricter iinmi grafton law,
and keep the scum of Europe out ct
this country. Our natural increasr
can be relied upon to furnish all tn,
additional population we need.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27

WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS OF
character aud good reputation in each state
and advertise old established wealthy bust
meas house of solid financial standing. Salary
$500 weekly with expenses additional, all
payable In cash each Wednesday direct from
head Offices Horse and carriage furnished,
when necessary. References. Enclose self
addrc sed stamped envelope. Manager, 34e
|, Caxtcn B,iiIding, Chicago. 3Sl6ts
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27

The e. A Il. wants more pensions
Last year tie civil war list increased
nearly two thousand ra,nes: thirty-six
years after The iaSt shIt WAS Tired
viii n"hi"s satisfy the n,aN of llr,t
astri.,",.ny l"rCi?
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27

Isl An, Empress of China, thinks
that the international troops musr
really be feminipe-they take so
long to say goodbye.
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Emperor Paul. Russia, choked. ............... 1901
Sultan Seim Turkey. stabbed. ...............l 1903
Prssident dJstria, Greece saber. ........... 1881
Dukt OF Pauna. Italy. ....................... 1854
ProuldentSof Haiti, stabbed. 1859
President Lincoln. United States. shot. 1865
President Balta. Peru. SHOT. 1872
President Moreno, Ecuador shot ........ 1872
Prestdent Outhriz. Ecuador, shot 1873
Sultan Abdua Aziz, Turkey. stabbed. ls7i
President Of Parag shot. 1877
President Garfield. United States shot....... 1881
Car Alexander H., Russia. bomb ............ lSSl
PrcsiGent J. II. Barrios Guatemala, shot. ... 1885
Queen Of Korea. poisoned. 1890
President Carnot, France, stabbed. ......... 1884
,S,al, OF Persia, stabbed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1895
rsesidcet Jose Barrios. Guatemala, shot. l9s
EEpEcss OF Austria, Stabbed. ,1,g9
King numbert, Italy, shot 1900
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27

British railways are said not to be
making money. You see, the
Srltish equivalent to the Interstate
Commerce Commission is actually
obeyed over there.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27

President RuOStvclt SAYS tn {
Mrnnley's policy will be cnntinn-G.
OF conrse II will on it's bro I'd Ii es.
hut it will te continued in a far mo e
strenuous way r!Ian it has bsen duline
he past few Years.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27

Jackson Miraculously Saved
80 From NasLunatic's Bullet-Lin-
''a@ coin, the Beloved, a Victim Of
Fanatical Political Foes-Gar-
field Murdered by q Disap-
pointed Office Hunter The
Stories of These Tragical Incl
dents In the Nations History.
8Ku1iERs sAssAssINATED IN THE PAST CEN.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27

ua'h Lhe country Tad enough at
Wellington? His brutal words aDo,'
he d.irg President aye merely tlr
c"lniraIi"r of long line of iscrrdirah
,cts. Thank goodness, he is not :,
democrat t-EX
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27
The Worlds Great Fever Medicines

Tie VOTId'S Great Fever Medicine.
Juhn-I.'s Huiir dn.a IA q day VIII,
slow Quinine cannot dn in ten days L.
splendid cures are IN striking cantra-i
with the feeble cures made by Quininc
1t yon are utterrly wreiCmd. take
'h"rongh course OF Johnson 8 Tonic ard
drive ont every t.ac' Of Ma]ariai poisoning
The wise insure their lives and the wiser
isuTc their health ny using IOhnson's
Chill cure and Fever Tonic Ii costs so
c'nts if it cures; not one cent if it does
not
l31y
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ASTHMA CURE FREE!
Ashmalene Brings Instant Relief and Permanent Cure in
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Sent Absolutely Free on Receipt Of posta,
WRITE YOUR NAME AND ADnpEss u, ,,>,

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lln Rev. &. +. WELLS of Villa
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l cai;iot tell You how thankful feel
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'ut itSolNtd IT, give II trial To Inv
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27
The secret of Good Health.

inc secret of beauty and good health is
cleanliness. Cnclcan!ncss breeds disease.
Internal cleanliness is oven of create. impOr
tancc than external. Keep your liver active
ana your bowels thoroughly clean by taking
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27

The corruption Of the Cuban courts
- still stencil in TIE nostrils Of
civilization. Is it possible that it is
easier for the United States to
eradicate yellow fever than dishon-
esty?
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27

Ii the New Jers'., authorities hal
c'tanei out the a'iarclist uest at Paterson.
VIII King Humber. wa, murl.r4i pj
an m;"sily from there, the country
might have been spared its sorrow o.
tO-hay.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27
UNION, :. c..

"In union there is strength, but
sometimes Unions are not 50 stron,
as they think v itnpss tn.
Amalsgamated Association.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27

Just twenty years sgo Garfield was
sho' end sixteen years before ther
Lincoln met his fate.
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DeDza>f
nGf TT y TvEakHgz'

get fat; get nice and plump !;
dleir Is safe.yt III plullipness.
Summer has tried your
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But weather is tricky; look
out Look out for colds espec-
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Don't get thin, there is
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woman and child.
II you have not tried it, send for free samo,e
us agreeable taste will surprise you
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SOC. and $780, all druggist
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Rev. Or. Morris VVccbsIer.
h"bni "i 'rc Cong. linai i>lael

N"A Gmk. Jan 3. 1901.
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morphine. chlorOfOrm or ether
Very truly yours
REV. DR.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-27

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POWERFUL MEN OF THE EAST.
An Interesting Explars,on Of Their Unusual
Strength.
The Secret Of Their Marvellous vitality and Nerve
Force Jealo. sly Guard d.

Women Of the Harem Compound Potion Whose
Relayenaaag Effects are Aim. st Miraculous
and ast,nished the Most Skep.icaI.
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DIR. TAFT Bros. MEDICINE Co

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GoOche,S Ouick Relief

when your joints and bones ache and your
hGnchc'S > Quick Relief will give you quick
rc!icr. Best cure FOR collie.
Healthy Blood Makes Healthy
Flesh.
To have good flesh and good feeling, to
look well and feel well take some Govchc's
and sickly women. f"'~
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Flesh.
PiIe-ine Cures Piles.

Money rcfoundcd If il ever fails.
ANTf-AGUE cures Chills ani Fever.
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D 10 not delay Write once, addressing Dr. TAFT
oNoS MEDICINE 20, 10 East I3oh ST., N Y. City.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24

og mere ifuloe omip9nbe ale 5orbolb
o. FIRE til blobige Sammenitsb. U&in
6aoer itiasoe ii9 afgiOrt % meb bele
in Si9l paa banit Sioe.
Stsnt ieg fun par tolb Qar 9ams
mel. oa jeg for beitanbig forloo min
6poebD, bar min 3ante bog Itabig
treoiet ON bette Steb, bpor min Dug
&c fob. Qtter og after er lea benbt
tilbage BERTH. bar bp9let Der / uQer
% 0age og er dlOrig bleben trRt af
al 6r6mm5 mig tif6age iii Barn
Commens Qar. 9ber Plet bar Der
laft SnteresIe for mig, % jeg bar
tilbragt mango % lDttelige Elmer
meo at Jamie Gf%terretninger ON benne
81. bette Slot % De Mqno, fom Der
bar fGrbebes. t6bOr bar je9 life mis-
unot be MenneIfer, Iom bor Der / be
9obe gdmle 9age, ba Der par 6reo %
2Dffe / aae 5orbolb, ba ben fmaae.
troaebe 9ei, fom inor iig omfrinQ
enonu par .Ganbeoejen", %
tGnfte paa. at Der bar en- Der.
ben uoen for oisIe Stooe.
8et bar bi8ie lDttelige 5ibers Of
tenQlans, lom enonu laa oper 8raa=
len / min fgrite garnoom, for 1913.
Oberolt bar Der 6reo og Stil6eb. %
lea botfebe Op / Ior9lss 5ri6eO. 5por
iorunoerlig freoelige er life De Bill
leoer, Iom bar feitet zig opbeit / mia
Erinoriuo; Raturen Omtring MIC
6aD6e luttet Ell 9agt meo NIT title
piqeaqtige Sinb. Raar ieg en- Somz
ueroa9 laa / 9open og iaa paa mine
8lomIter / bet file geD unoer 9lomz
itertrqet, eaer pua bet life 6arper=
ilaob paa Seen og paa nit 4niigt /.
8anoet, meb bet lan9e lnIe 9dar, Der
I 8inoen; meoens en- 8rim=
at 5maafit brog frem O9 til
6aae iaennem bet, lDoloie ION 3anz
fer; naar ieg iaa no imob Soanerne'
oer funbe forbes, boor je9 dlori9 Tom,
oore un6er Sfooen o9 / SiOet, -
6Uor Gibet, - 5Oor title. bOor rene
bar Iaa life oisie og mango, mango
Snotrpf! Wlen bet 0iIoe O9re
srtesleIt at opfriite Dem Der, at i6ge
at qiDe bem Gin for andre. Oa be Dog
fun bar bait 9ip / mig Og / Jig ie!p
er Iaa intelligence.
(Slutteg.l
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vi en- befcnOt SenOrrjDOcs
Sarn0omsliD.

Den fplgenoe StilOring nOgpr fers
fts aapitel / Den at afOpoe &i9sartiz
bar 81. 2. Sprgen Ell efterlaote
Bog ,en Repegerelie for min uos
billing og nit 6orfatterlab", Der ms
er ubtommen / &ebenbdpn.
Stint Itreoet iom Den er, mGttet meo
grinoringer fra be for SsnOeri1aano
Ioa aIporsfuloe 5ioer, bill ben l9ies
meo ynteresie og 5oritaaelie O9Iaa al
bper @enoerjpos og banit Uldno Der
obre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24

@n Moonebs 9ib efter bette Msbs
tom ben nbe 6orperIpenb fra 5lenss
borg til 9pen. 9an bar lite fom BE-
tibligere en- tom og inobolbsls8 Sur
mayer; aluorlig og ItoIt pdsiebe ban
fine 3ins, tog meb 9pit oe Sber fat
pau at Opdrbeibe ben foriemte 5ors
refining og bragte mart oft | en- uuben
@Gnge. Den unee pige. iom bar
trat at 8ampen mob be ubelbigs 9sis
lere - tbi ogidd andre babbe obers
b9net benbe - fiji go til | Stilbeb at
iaettoge en- Mdnb, Tom fuIbt uo bar
benbe barb. DC 8interen bar gaaet
og Sommeren bar tommen paa 1T
bsjeite. msotes be en- Dag | Samtcle
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-19
Is cONVICTS GET AWAY.
Were at Work on the New United
States Prison.
RoBBlNG FARMERS ENROUTE.

Leavenworth. Kan. Nov. 9.-One
man was killed, three others danger
ously wounded and twenty-siN desper-
,te convicts are at large as the resdlt
" a mutiny at the site of the new Uni
ted States prison, where 400 prisoners
from the federal prison, in charge of
thirty armed guards, were at work
When the trouble began the rebel
lious prisoners had only two rcvolvers.
These revolvers had been secreted in
one of the walls of the building.
Gus Parker. of Ardmore, |. T., one of
the ringleaders of the mutiny, under
pretense of necessity. walked TO the
corner Of the stockade, where the re-
volvers were concealed and under co.er
OF some weeds secured them without
eSling detected. lie returned To the
.dng and passed one of the revolvers 70
Frank Thompson, a negro from South
McAlester, |. r., who secreted it about
his person.
Arthur Trelford, an armed guard,
'vho is in charge of all the convicts,
esisted the convicts and was shot twice
but not dangerously wounded. c. T..
Burrows was shot twice in the neck, re-
ceiving serious wounds. Burrows was
twice chief of police of Wichita. An
drew Leonard, a guard, is in the hos
pital with broken leg. He was hurt
as the prisoners We're escaping through
the main entrance of the stockade.
j. p. Waldrupe a guard, shot and
killed Ford Quinn, from Ryan, !. r..
. Tn. prisoners then made grand rush
for the main entrance and twenty-siX
Of them succeeded in escaping. Most
of the escaped men are from Indian
Territory.
The men went in the direction of
Easton, Kansas, and it is reported that
they have held up many farmers, taking
horses and clothes en- route.
Forty armed guards from the federal
prison are in pursuit of the fugitives.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-19
Like. the French Precedent.

= Washington, Nov. 1.-The answer
|,f> he United States government to the
French overtures respecting France S
movement in Turkish waters is under
stood to have been conveyed to the
French charge here, and to have con-
sisted of statement that the United
States government is not concerned inn
|nediately in the republics doings, in
Eiew of the French statement that it
vas not proposed to hurt our trade. 1t
surmiscd also that our govern
nent is not dissatisfied with the estab-
ishment by France of precedent.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-19

One of the finest Anglo-saxon words
among recent new additions Is the
word "housesmith." which describes
the working on the new iron structures
used in the building OF apartments and
large office establishments. The trade
which is In some ways the antipodes
Of the housesmiths is that of mechan-
les who pull down old city buildings
TO make way for new. II has been
hard TO coin a name for this trade.
The latest attempt here Is "houss-
wreckers. New York Post
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Washington, Nov. GA decision by
he secretary of the interior holds that
! department has not the authority
rant a franchise in the towns of
spulpa and Chelsea, |. T., since the
|herolSee, Creek and Usage Indian res
P'vations in which they are located
ave not complied with the require
ents of the Curtis bill placing them
= ide the Indian Territory. The de-
sion was in reply TO an application
pr franchises from the Indian Term
brv Telephone COMPANY.
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Germany Excited.

Berlin, Nov. ll.-German and Rus
an feeling mas been aroused % an in
knse pitch by the action OF France in
lizing Turkish ports in order 10 force
settlement of French claims against
|lltan Abdul Hamid's government.
ermany is jealous, Russia isreporied
he rejoicing but still views tbssitna-
III with alarm and fears that affairs
A ne Balkans and Turkey are rapidly
hiding toward crisis that viii de
band the use of Russian soldiers 70 pro-
Ict the Cars interests.
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Leavenworth, Nov. ll.-Five of the
|26 escaped convicts were fonnd in d
barn at Nortonville. Two of them
were killed, two were wounded and
|sevcn captured. The killed are Jas.
Hoffman and j. J. Poffenholtz; the
wounded are John Green and Willard
Drake. Two unarmed convicts were
found hiding in ravine on a farm
! tpar Jarbolo, and they surrendered
Without resistance. The sheriff of
Douglas county captured two convicts
at Lawrence. Two were caught by the
police in North Topeka, Nearly all of
the 20 came from the two territories.