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PLEADS-NOT GUILTY
Lawrence Photographer rs Given
Preliminary Hearing for Murder.

Preliminary Hearing for Murder.
Lawrence. Kan, March 6.--J. B. Shane
was arraigned yesterday afternoon at
o'clock before Judge Learnard of the
county court to answer to the charge
of killing Ed Katherman. The hearing
was brief. and Shane was sent back
to Jail to await the preliminary hearing
set for next Monday morning at 10
o'clock Shane entered a plea of not
guilty through his attorney, Judge ]. @.
A. Norton, who appeared for him.
Shane himself looked haggard and
worn, but otherwise appeared a usual.
He walked to the court house and back
again to the jail. He was not as COM
municative a he has been heretofore.
Stop coughs and colds. cure all lang
troubles and prevent consumption by US
ing One Minute Cough Cure. 1t is harm
less and acts quickly. Geo. Van Wer-
den, Gus Saur.
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" iS4iiN4s N--H.s -oGECL . -
The registration books ot the city q
Wichita win be open continuously from
O'Clock g. II. TO 70 o'clock ?. z. from
March Il to March p. inclusive. for the
registration OF voters.
The books viii close at 10 o'clock March
p. and remain closed unta after the elee
ton. April 1. 1877.
95-5t ] I. LELAND -cltv clsrs
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LOOKING FOR MORE AMERICANS

Consular Report Says Armed Bri-
gands are Making Their Appearance
ConstantinOpie, March 6.-Consular re-
ports received here from Macedonia con-
firm the previous announcements OF the
appearance Of armed bands in several dis
tricts.
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THE STARVATION PLAN
Of Treating Dyspepsia and Stomach
Troubles Is Useless and
Unscie1tific,

The almost certain failure OF the star
walton cure for dyspepsia has been proven
time and again. but even now course Of
dieting is generally the first thing recon-
mended for a case OF indigestion or any
stomach trouble
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Lessons In DANCING

Prof ard Mrs. Melvin are permanently
located az 40 North Mair street. I.ss.,,s
IN dancing every day. Strictly rciy.lts.
Lessons BY appointment Satisfaction
guaranteed Terms reasonable G-tf
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Purify the blood and invigorate the
body by using De Wits little Early
Risers. the famous little pills for cleans
ing the liver and bowels. Geo. Van Wer-
den, Gus Saur.
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ROYAL IS PRINCE HENRY


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=az gsaa D-.lsa. &c 1r-aa Ss-t'cz@a.
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REPORT or TIE CONDITION OF ira
kansas National Rank ~ Wichita. AZ
Wichita. ia the state % Eans8s az Ina
close OF business February IS. ieas:
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The secrctaTie- OF the several county
committees or Of county conventions are
requested To forward to the undersieiu
secretary. nj T0nelV8. certified COPY
tie credentials Of the delegates. so IT,
they may be received at Topeka not later
than the 18th Of Nav that the state
committee may be sble to prepare 2
roster of all those entitled to partici-
pate IN the preliminary organization of
the convention
8v order OF the COMMITTEES.
Dated at Toneka. Kansas Feb. g. 1902.
MORTON ALBAUGH. Chairman
T. T. KELLY. Secretary.
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state o. Kansas. County ~ sc3Fw-k So
l. Fishery Martin. cashier ~ Che Shove
named bank 80 soifnHiy swear teat TIA
above statement Is sTue % enc hest af my
knoa lrt ~ ana b.leI
EIsBEEftY MARTIN. Cashier
Subscribed au1 sHorg 30 Before nc fhis
sth dav of March i
4. J RUSSELL. notary Public
My commission expires January 2. - S.
Correct -Attest-
a. IT, BROOKS
r. b. MASTEHMA%.
o. W OUTWARD
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Terms Of Subscription.

ALLY. BY CARRIER. l0c PER. WEEK.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-27

worse off. even among the Indians, had
booked Passage. One OF our Ancestors
had made arrangements TO sail on that
Boat. The Night before the Departure
he dropped into the Tavern 70 say Good
Bye He became all diked Up and over
slept himself. When he arrived at the
Dock he saw the Ship, loaded down with
First Families. pulling out OF the Harbor-
That one jag IS what put our whole
Family % the Bad. ! figure that IL he
had not missed that Boat, / would be sit.
ting under an Awning at Newport At this
very Minute. with some one tanning me-
The grand Mistake our Folks made was
to come IN with the Bunch Anyone liT-
ing anywhere on the Other Side at pres
ent is strictly in If and those who came
over IN time to quality for the Colonial
Societies are now regarded as II By their
distant Relations, but those who have
come in during the last Century are sim
ply unDlaCed-
~ can't see it in that Light at al, -
said Sep II have been reading RtdpAta' >
History OF the United States and il says
we are all Free and Equal -
q don't believe it circulates in Our
Set said Bill 1T might. If someone in
7 don would get out De Luxe Edi-
ton
Bill. said Sep. Il think you've got the
whole Works down pet. It's too bad that
you can't guess the Combination.
MORAL: The Betwixt and Between
Families know what genuine Grief Is.
Copyright, 1892 by Robert Howard Rus
seH9
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BY r. p. Dsssssre.

tics. His place is iditor iv losin
newspaper.
"Gov'nor Taft has been in Rome
shown tn wurruld how SUCCESSFUL.
straightforward. downright. out
spoken, manly. frank. fourteen ounces
to tn pound American business dali
ings can be again III worn-out di-
plomacy iv tn papaI coort. Whin last
heerd firm, this astoot an able man,
backed up be tn advice iv Elihoo Root
iV York state, was maxim his way to-
w'rd Manila on foot an siv'ral MINI
bers iv tn colledge iv cardinals was
heerd to regret that American states
men were SO thin they cudden't find
anything to fit thin in his thrunk-
Cholera is ragin' in tn Philippians
vice Gin'ral Jake Smith. raymoved.
"Th' stock market is boomin' an
business has become so dull elsewhere
that some iv tn best known outside
operators ARE obliged to increase tn
depth iv tn goold coatin' on tn brick
to nearly an inch.
"Th' capital iv tn nation has ray
moved to Eyesther Bay. a city on TIL
north shore iv Long island. with a
population iv three millyion CLAIMS. an
a number iv mosquitoes with pianola
attachments an steel rams. There day
be day tn head iv tn nation thrans-
dClS III 1dllOi1 business DIS ICitOWS-
Four a. M, a plunge into tn salt, salt
sea an a swim iv twinty miles; ) a. m,
horseback ride, tn prisidint INSTRUCT
in his two sons. aged 3 an 4 ray
spictively, TO jump tn first Methodist
church without knOckin' off tn shin
giles; s a m, wrestles with a thrained
grizzly bear: a. m, breakfast; s a.
m, Indyan clubs; 9 a. m, boxes with
Sharkey; 10 a. 1l.. bates tn, tinnis
chaInpeen; IL a M rayceives band
~ rough riders an person'Hy super
vises tn sindin Nv tn ambulance to
look afiher tn injured in tn village:
noon, dinner with Sharkey, Oscar
Featherstone, tn champeen roller
skater " Harvard '9S, Pro fissor Nc
Glue, tn archyologist, Lord Dunn de
Dunn. Mike Kehoe. Emmanuel Kant
Gumbo, tn naygro pote, Horrible
Hank, tn bad lands scout, Sinitor
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MeaI-Ticket. For instance. why have
whip sawed the Market all these years
and boned like Turk and worn my
nerves 70 blithering FRAGILE In this IN
ending Wrassle for the Almighty? Is it
because l wish to endow a Presbyterian
college or establish Ping-Pong Parlors for
plain Working Girls? Not on your Break
fast Food. Right across the Street from
us there resides large Lady who has
original Knicke-bocker COrpuscles NOV
ing up and down in her System. She has
Blue Blood and lots of 1t. We are sIather-
ing our Currency and giving her the Of
flee every day or two in the Hope that
some Day she viii ask US to come over
and eat on her When that gladstone
Moment arrives, its a 80 to / Shot that
Wen all die OF JOY
What scents TO be your Handicap
Parties when you lived at Peavey's June
ton
Anyone who comes in from the
Cockle-Burr District with a Bundle is
known as a Newvo Reash.'' replied Bill.
Il don't know what il means, never hav-
ing studied the Dead Languages, but it s
about the same as a Slob. In other words,
If you make your own Money you're an
Awful Thing, but If Anyone slips il 70
you and you've never done anything with
IL except count il and sprinkle a little
Florida Water on it, then you're q Nice
Young Fellow Now you see what In
up against I'm guilty of Work and every
one is onto me. The best ] can hope for
is that some of my Grandchildren viii
lJbNlUT up EAtCOfu anu tludllN uIdM
the Meal Ticket"
What do you carer asked Sep. a
wouldn't wear out a whole kit of Tools
trying 10 break into a Refrigerator
''Ah, Septimus. you do not understand,
said the disconsolate Cousin. 1T is the
Boy who starts in Life on a HaE-Racb
and opens his first Cold Bottle al the
age of 35 who wants to take his whole
Tribe into the Camp Of the Elite and
swap Visiting Cards with the Vans. So
cial Recognition has high Rating be
cause there are only few Shares on the
Market and not because il pays Divi-
dends.''
1T seems to me that Slick Man who
can beat almost any kind of Money
Gene 5-sfse - 3earn ir rir7e hfiw 4
handle a Combine that's IN the hands o.
a few Elderly Ladies. said Sep
I'm afraid that Man with a tall-ssras ::
Training VIII make Breaks all his Life,
replied Bill Hes always doing what n.
wants to do. instead of playing Follow
your Leader l started to play Golf this
year, not knowing that IL was a DEAD
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ThOM ON

recapture NJ. RouSSillon; but his disap-
pearance was absolute: even the re-
ward offered for his scalp by Hamilton
only gave the Indians great trouble
! they could not find the man.
Such a beginning of his administra-
tiOn of affairs at Vincennes did not put
Hamilton into a good humor. He was
overbearing and irascible at best. and
under the irritation OF small but eX-
ceedingly unpleasant experiences he
made life well-nigh unendGra BILE to
those upon whom HIS dislike CHANGED
TO fall Beverley quickly felt that it
was going to be difficult for him and
Hamilton TO get along agreeab bly, With
Helm il was quite different: smoking
drinking. playing cards. telling good
stories-in word. rude and not unfre-
quently boisterous conviviality drew
him and the commandant together.
Under Captain Farnsworth's immedi-
ate supervision the fort was soon in
excellent repair and a large block house
and comfortable quarters for the men
were built Every DAY alIel to the
strength Of the works and TO the i'm
portance Of the post as a strategic po-
sition for the advance guard of the
British army.
Hamilton was ambitious to prove
himself conspicuously valuable to his
country He was dreaming vast dreams
and laying large plans. The Indians
were soon anxious to gain his favor:
and to bind them securely to him he
offered liberal pay in rum and fire
arms, blankets, trinkets and ammunf-
ton for the scalpS of the rebels. He
kept this as secret as possible from his
prisoners; but Beverley soon suspected
that a traffic in hair" as the terrible
business had been named, was going
on Savages came in from far away
4 -, l..
at their belts. II made the young Vir-
ginian's blood chill in his heart. and
he regretted that he had given Ham
ilton his parole of honor not to attempt
I to escape.
| Among the Indians occasionally re-
/ porting 10 Hamilton with their CHASTITY
| trophies was Long Hair, who slipped
/ into the fort and out again rather
warily. not having much confidence in
I those Frenchmen who had once upoD
time given him a memorable run for
4 his life
Winter shut down, not cold, but
! damp, changeable. raw. The work on
/ the fort was nearly completed, and
Rene de Ronyille would have soon been
relieved of his serviie and exasperat-
I ing employment under the Irish cor
pOral: but Just at the point of time
when only few days work remained
( for him he became furious on account
( Of an insulting remark. and struck the
corporal over the head with a hand
spike. This happened in wood some
miles from town. where he was load
ing logs upon a sled There CHANGED to
be no third person present when the
deed was done. and some hours passed
before they found the officer, quite cold
I and stiff beside the sled His head
was crushed 10 a pulp
Hamilton, now thoroughly exasper-
ated. began TO look upon the French
inhabitants of Vincennes as all like ".
Roussillon and Rene. but waiting for
an opportunity TO strike him unawares.
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paper fragments not larger than an
egg.
Farnsworth heard her utter a low
cry of surprise or dismay. and was on
the point of going in when Father
Beret. coming around the corner of the
was so sudden and unexpected that
both men recoiled Slightly, and then,
with a mutual stare. saluted-
Il came with young lady to get
the flag" said Farnsworth. "She is
inside. | hope there is no serious in
trusion. She says the flag is hidden
under your floor"
Father Beret said nothing. but frown-
ing as il much annoyed. stepped
through the doorway to Alice's side.
and stopping where she knelt. laid a
hand on her shoulder as she glanced up
and recognized him.
What are you doing. my child2 ?"
''Oh. father. where is the f1ag?" II
was all that she could say. Where is
the fiag?"
why. isn't it there2"
mo. YOU see it isn't there, Where
is it2''
The priest stood as If dumfounded.
gazing into the vacant space uncovered
by the puncheon-
rs it gomez Has some one taken it
away
They turned up all the floor to no
avail La banniere dAlice RoussillOn
had disappeared, and Captain Farms
worth went forthwith TO report the fact
TO his commander. When he reached
the shed at the angle of the fort he
found Governor Hamilton sitting stupid
and dazed on the ground One jaw was
infiamed and swollen and an eye was
half closed and bloodshot- He turned
his head with a painful. irregular mo-
ton and his chin sagged.
Farnsworth sprang TO him and lifted
him TO his feet: but he could scarcely
stand He licked his lips clumsily.
What is the matter? What hurt
you?'
The governor rubbed his forehead
trying TO recollect-
He struck me-. he presently said,
with difficulty. He hit me with his
fist where-where is he?"
.'Who2'
.--Tbat big French idiot-that Roussil-
lon-go after him. take him. shoot MIN
quick. 1 have been stunned; L don
know how long he's been gone GIVE
she alarrn-io something
Hamilton. as he gathered his wits to-
gether. began to foam with rage. and
his passion gave his bruised and swol-
len face q terrible look
The story was short. and may be
Quickly told. NJ. Roussillon had taken
advantage of the first moment when ne
and Hamilton were left alone One
herculean buffet. a swinging smash OF
his enormous fist on the point OF the
governors jaw and then he walked out
OF the fort unchallenged. doubtless on
account of his lordly and masterful air
sZiFiH he exclaimed shaking him.
self and lifting his shoulders. when ne
( had passed beyond hearing OF the SEN
/ fir,el AT the gate. --ziff, I can punch 4
! good stiff stroke yet. Monsieur le Cow
/ erneur. An. ziffl' and he blew like q
porpoise-
Every effort was promptly made L
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Card with the 400 As for riding a Wheel
they take a Shot al anyone who does that
The Panama Hat is scratched because II
Is worn by the Common Sort who have to,
engage in Thought during the Heated
Season Rule No. 1 Of the Smart Sets
IS 10 chop any Diversion that has caught
on with the Working Glasses. As soon
as 81 viii pay for a Motor Car and One
Years Subscription, all the real Blue Fish
and tall TO the AIT Ship. Anyone with an
old fashioned Hanserfng for Baseball and
Family Rigs and Drug Store Sody Water
and all such Prairie Luxa-ies has about
one Chance in a Million Even II my,
Plebe Tastes didn't queer me I suppose
l would be disqualified unSer thu PedigTea
Clause ! have been trying to classify
our Ancestral Tree and 1 find that IL IS
Shell Bark Hickory that has been struck
by lightning several times II a2oears
that one morning about 30 years ago "A
Ship was ready TO set san for The New
World large number Of Foreigners
who figured that they eoUidn't be any
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Oats thrashed, Sep had a little time for
Romancing around over the Country. He
bought a paper-musIin Duster had a
Lunch put up and bought an Excursion
Ticket TO MorganSville.
The struggling Millionaire said he was
glad TO Sep He did not shout il
through a MSgaphone or hang out any
Bulletins. He simply said that he was
glad TO see Sep and he should have been.
for Seppy had slept two nights in the Day
Coach and had just bought sack Of
Bana
Bill. il seems 10 me that you look kind
OF peaked said Sep, as he sank into a
Leather Chair and tackled Banana No 6
..Ah. yes. l have been under a great
Strain" replied the unhappy Soul You
see, just when we got that South African
Business all Strengthened out and were
ready for the Coronation. then CAME the
Operation and it upset us dreadfully.'
What are you talking about?" asked
Sep.
''The Anglo-Saxon Alliance replied
Cousin Bill. I'VE are now One People
They don't know il, but we are
The Alliance cuts very few Lemons
out around PsaveSs function, replied
Sep Our Idee OF the Alliance is TO stay
Friendly with them as long as they buy
our Beef Cattle and Grain"
Not at all" said Bill. Our present
Policy is 10 skin them until they are over
come with Admiration and invite US TO
Dinner You may not know II, Sep, but
New York is the Home of the expensive
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Lodge, Lucy Emerson Tick, tn writer
ON female suffrage. M2d-in-th Eye,
tn chief iv tn OgaIIas, e8n'ral Powell
Clayton, tn Mexican mind expert, four
rough riders with their spurs on. tn
ambassa dure iv France an tn Cinquo-
vasti family, jugglers. TIL CONVERSE
ton, we larn firm wan iv tn guests
who's our spoortin' -iditor, was jined in
be tn president an dealt with art, box
in lithrachoor, horse breakin', science,
shootin'. pollytics. how 70 kill a noun
tain line, diplomacy, Iobbing, ,pothry,
IN pivot blow, rayforpl, an tn cam
paign in Cuba Whin our rayporther
was dhriven of tn premises be wan
iv tn rough riders, tn head iv tn ma
ton was tachin' Lord Dunn de Dunn an
Sicrety Hay how TO do a handspring
an tn other guests was scattered
about tn lawn. boxin. rasslin', swing
broncho an shooting at tn naygro pote
FIR tn dhrinks-in short. enjyin' an
ideel day in tn country.
An that's all tn hews. said Mr..
Dooley- There We ARE JUS as if We
cud read That's all that's happened
Amt L a good newspaper? Not a dull
line in me. Sind in ye'er small ads
Sure, all that's no news. said Mr.
Hennessy, discontentedly. Hasn't
there anything happenSd2 Hash
amy wan been-been kilt?'
There We ARE" said Mr.. Dooley.
BE news We name misfortune. ] sup
pose near ivry wan does. What's wan
mans news is another mans throu-
bles. In these hot DAYS, Ia like &c
see a pa-aper with nawthin' in it but
afTectionate wives an loyal husbands
an prosperous. snilin' people an mon
ey in tn bans an three Gey. That's
what I'm lookin ffsNiz tn hot
weather.
''Th' newspapers have got to print
what happens" said Mr.. Hennessy.
No. said Mr.. Dooley. they've got
to print what's different. Whiniver they
begin TO put headlines on happi-
ness. contint, varchue, an charity. III
knows things is gOin as wrong with this
country as 1 think they ARE iyry
naytionai campaign"
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Misther Balfour. if got tn name
right, who has done less. 1t is EXPECTED
that Misther Baifour will have a good
time. On rayceivin' tn congrathyla-
tons iv his colleague. Misther Chamber
lain, he bought himsilf a rayvolver an
took out policy on his life
A lady down east woke her husband
up to tell him there was a burglar in
tn house. TIL foolish woman. They'se
always burglars in tn house. That's
what burglars are for. an houses In
stead iv argyin' tn pint in a loud
voice, eoughin' an givin' tn burglar
chance to lave with dignity, this man
got up an was kilt. Now tn pa-apers
with tn assistance Nv tn officers iv
tn law has discovered that tn lady
took boat ride with a gintleman frind
in tn summer iv sixty-two, that she
Wanst quarreled with her husband
about tn price iv a hat. that van iv
her lower teeth is plugged, that she
wears a switch an that she weeps
Whin she sees her childher. They'se a
moral in this It's ayether don't wake
a man up out " sound Sleep or dom
get out iv bed till We have to, or don't
bother a burglar whin We see he's busy
or kill tn iditor. / don't know which
il is.
''Willum Jennings Bryan is readin' me
frind Grover Cleveland out iv tn party.
He's usin the Commoner to read him
out That's sure way.
Mary McLane has been in town. I
didn't see her, me place not bein' a
raysOrt fr tn young an yearnin' an
especially me duckin' all lithry ladies iv
whativer sex. Mary McLane is tn au-
thor ~ a book called: 'Whin I am older
I'll know betther.' Ye ought to read it,
HinnisSy- ...-s.--ss--
s.r-t,f N-ar~,,ort ~ooso,S q. onov..,,5 r,vit !,
gr-reat gayety an tn aim ~ rayfurn-
in husbands is much more sure.
"Gin-raI Bragg firm up in Wisconsin
has been gettin' into throuble with our
naughty allies, tn Cubians, he writin'
home TO his wife that We might as well
thry to make a whistle out iv a pigs
tail as a dacint man out iv a Cuban.
Gin'ral Bragg will be bounced an he
ought to be. He don't belong in polly