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The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-07-31

Miss Good has returned to her
home at Wichita, Kansas.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-07-31

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In this city,
July Goth, Mr.
wife of Chas.
Smith county
rest after a
Mrs. Myers W
tender affectiC
mother, spend
service of her
leaves a famil
band to miss b
loss, hers, the
spent life. :
mains were Ca
for lnterment.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-07-31
THE Fl E RIT a q f.
BY James Russell Lowell.


IS Russell Lowell was born at Cambridge, Mass. in
ere in 1891. He was graduated from Harvard in
he was elected professor of modern languages at Har
editor of the Atlantic Monthly in 1857 '62 and o
American Review 1863 70 He was Uuited States Nil
in 1871. 80 and to Great Britain 1880. 'S5
The rich man, S inherts lands
And piles of brick, and stone and gold
And he nherits soft. white hands.
And tender flesh that fears the cold
Nor dares to a garment old;
A heritage, it seems to me,
One scarce would wish to hold in fee.
The rich man S son inherits cares.
The bank may break the factory burn.
A breath may burst his bubble shares;
And soft, white hands could scarcely earn
A living that would serve his turn;
A heritage, it seems to me,
One scarce would wish to hold in fee.
The rich man S son nheris wants,
His stomach Graves for dainty fare.
With stated heart he hears the pants.
OF toiling hands with brown arms bare,
And wearies in his easy chair;
A heritage, it seems to me-
One scarce would wish to hole in fee.
What doth the poor mans son inherit: ~3y
Stout muscles and sinewy heart. ~
A hardy frame, a harder SPIRIT. ~.
King of two hands he does bis part. ira
In every useful toll and art;
A heritage, it seems &c me,
A king might wish to hold in fee.
What doth the poor mans son inherit: g.
Wishes overjoyed with humble things.
rank ahiudged by toll worn merit,
Content that from employment springs.
heart that 10 his abor sings;
A heritage 1t seems to me.
A king might wish to hold in fee.
What doth the poor mans son inherit:
A patience learned Of being poor;
Courage, if sorrow come to bear it,
A elow-feelng that is sure
To make the outcast bless his door;
heritage, it seems to me,
A king might wish to hold in fee.
O. rich mans S son. there is toll
That with all others level stands;
Large charity doth never soil,
But only whiten, soft white hands
This is the best crop from our lands
A heritage, it seems to be,
Worth being rich to hold in fee
o, poor mans son, scorn not your state;
There is WEAKNESS than thine
In merely being rich and great,
Toll only gives the soul to shine.
And makes rest fragrant an benign
heritage. it seems to me,
Worth being poor to hold in fee.
Both, heirs to some six teet OF Sod
Are equal in the earth at last;
Both, children of the dear God
Prove title to your beirship vast
BY record of well filled past
A heritage, it scenes 10 me,
Well worth life TO hold in fee
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-07-31

The Bell of Wichita Flour is
the best for the money. Every
sack guaranteed.
,larcDn
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-07-31

Mrs. Rees left Friday for her
home at ChilliCotbe.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-07-31

Hot rolls fol
having to sta
stove. Price,
door to the bal
vening.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-07-31
1t is said that d
some Canyon lad.
vendor five dollar
90 spectacles. 81
on her nose.
Dry goods, a.
ner novelties
every day. P
at j. A. Wapsl,

Beware of ira,
year one of Cany
a travelling denti
fill some teeth M
went to Amarill
tracted. Take
the resident den
he here August
your work right
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-07-31

We handle
shoes, for mer
.tf WI
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-07-31

Mr.. Henry y
Tuesday.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-07-31

Oscar Hunt
Overlooking V
up o-date flu
carpets, rugs
make home at
sold at prices
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-07-31

Try a sack
Wichita Flour
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-07-31

Miss Loretta J
has accepted IL p
Office.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-07-31

Howard Ste
TuCumcarri Nj
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15

aMfA va NN
al bore 5sbepnrer, at bet er Sfaoe, a.
1ro0lfter, Der foiter inanaeaet o. az
iod nrrenoe, ifaI ipoIereS iinoer aos
ningen, og | mango aisffener soiles
Der uf~oriuarIigt. Get er oerfor paa
i'm Bloos, at hi larger mo ct goot
Orb ON grunOis geI9reIie icfct o.
ilet MaoIauning os eientueen nnoer.
pisning | 9rsolauning, aoauina al
aJso, SobregrDn og andre "greoffnjt
5ooos", Segetabilier, Slit, dip,
gagning al iimple goIteier % gito.
oinger bsr ogina TONNE til tin &st,
meo SpIpsninger bpprfor Sc fore.
Ifrecne Metbooer er oe 6eSiie. Der.
lom en- liben BOG bleb lfrepen ! linn.
peit forItaaeligt Sproa, meo Sorfla.
ring .oper Den femiife 6orpanolinq,
fom foregaar nnoer aognngen og
meb aoriasen angipen, boor p9roi.
fitlo niloe Den life pGre. 2ao os baa.
be, at en- eler anoen pil paatage iii
bette grbeibe og gipe en- iauoan 9oJ
Com bitroe bore biate), / SrnOerne
paa De mango Sltsmsore, iom begiGr-
lig afperter en- 9eilebning / benne
Getning, til oaelig afbenpttelie.~
6orti9ttelie.)
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
M For kymden *
Nor ~lstsrabs Bot n al Una donna
ct SnbIrs ON iimpeI 1ablapmins.

Wieoenfiaoenoe, iom pi optaeer Ell.
ter "8ooo SolIiefeepine", bill nRre ii:
Spmiintring ior mango al apinoe.
lpoltens 2Rierinoer, Do oct ombanoIer
Stng, iom oftere orsites os apinoer
tmellem. ut fremragenoe nmerifar.
tie apinoer iaa uforbeboIoent uOtaIer
zig ON oct ifaoeltge PED ben tiltagenbc
Srtferheb JON oueralt timber Saiopas,
bpao 8eipisnnig angaar, er ct goot
Sioens Sean. % ifuloe 9ipe rpgen
bper al os Mto0 iii at inorette os for.
muftig ogiao bette Stpffe. Dan err
dltfor ofte tilbsielig iii at meme, oil
iaaleoes maa Oct pore, forbi anSre
bar Oct lao. life alene meb Senipn paa
&~lpbeoragt % iaaonnt, men oeiaa
naar bet er bperoagslig NfabIaprtiitg
oct angaar % geuertning al ems
8iGiter).
IS Dor Sio ipnes Der at pore en-
SilbsieIigbeb til Itor Sorfinelie %
iubpifleoe 9etoIier naar oct giGloer
Grfiteftur, MsbIcring al bore Sltis,
alGoeoragt % 9enGrfnina. Bore
Sure er f~oripneoe meb en- 0fangio..
otgheo al IrDoeIier og 8efpemmelig-
he0er, al96e0ragten err ct iaabant
0tDIteriitm, at set er gnnife forpirreu.
0e. og 9ep9rtnlugen er dpalnceret for.
bi BET Stooium, ga set gif on at inb.
bpoe ems 8ennCr til ct tarpeligt men
pelImagenbe Ntaaltto, bpor Soue6.
her1tgten bar at fomr1e iamnen for
at npoe binonoens SeIifob. 9au ser.
imoo mao en- fOrijgtig planlagt slnret'
ming ierperes otter De itipeite Gegler,
ON man ifoI fage meb Chen, og bette
uibolber man9en Sllsmor ira at inc.
bp6e tine Scnuer til lit Sienr, oa Iii.
luurlingen al ct iooonnt Yfaaltib oper,
tiger Suiets GOner. S~n9eniteos or
oenne SilbsicliQheo ioa oobenbnr JON
/ oe Gecepter ior aoqning og Bag.
ming. iom finOea / 31ttiOens Blade
% Spifrtfter: Spifrifter Der for,
bigoor DC iimpIcre men uigtigere bper.
oagsIige Retter % OpGIer meo ipeciel
&Gat peb Tiuopningen al lin gitppc,
.inopiflebe SoIoter, aager og 9llboin.
ger. Dian ontoqer, at bper og en-
iorltaar Jig poa ret % ilet &oguirla
og aiO oct oar iun bel, melt ocspGrrc.
set err Ialtgt ira Silfploet. <n fon
ipncS at ~ioritoo bporfor @rsntiagcr
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
Svsnrr Oct / Sinlano2

"9erI. 2ofaIan5." erfarer ira bel.
nnberrettet Sioe," at oen ritSlilre De
er betGrft pan at isre ct no.
get minore itrGugt Regiutente / 6tn'
Iapb / 6remtiOen. Ter ital regicreS
meo ioripnligere Winler. % Def paa'
tunfeS at iorirtte Den ulrpGrenoe Sc
rerolalIpernsr, 9obrifofi, til ct anoct
Gmbeoe. ianoipnligpis til 8eneraIgu'
pcrnerpoiten i @arihalL buiS lltpG.
renoc @cncrnIgupcrn0r, Der nrlten CT
so Mar 1dmmel. tGnfer poa at ta9e
lin IiifeO poo @runo al bst Iloer.
Com @eneralglpernsr oper Yin.
luno oiI man pplge en- onoen Ferion,
iom cr minore henipnslsS % uiI fore
en- mere iorioulig 8olitit. 9obrifoHa
nrrmcitc llnocroronebc, 8eneroIlett'
nort Sd)ipop. bar ouereOe tnogioet
@c0iEriug ON Ififco. ....l
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15

ina befIippeoe panb ~liHpeltbel
operlooc ill Ell npis SfiGbue Ell Del
al 2nroetS llnoerioottcr. forOi PHI Dc
poa @r,no al Dor eaen 6oriemmeIig.
beb foiter os npsIc Yense ON aarct."
"aten - De ~ er - 10 life -
0anifc, oct er 10 aegere," inonenote
ies frpstionit.
"Spao er Oct mt igieu, &c Der
Tiger! Ge or oonite unoer.
iaatter. SpaO oiloe man liae,
hpiS Seiieren al GIterrige ifuloe IGlge
gebmen, ieIp ON oct er bcboet al
Sidefcre, eller bpiS ri piloe i9loe
SaIano. S~sIpnOerne or 10 beler life
clcrtIig bnnife. Den man i9Iger
"a life lin gamle Wor, foroi bun life
larger fan ern9re fig ielu cg ulaa
bape nogen llnoerItstteIie. Den Sa'
aen bar andre % aIporligere Sioer.
Get noroileSpigife SpsrgsmaaI CT ct
al Dem. Gpiferne fan 10 meo Ell bis
Rct iiae: Spab! s. iom Glger
GocrS cgrc llnberIantter, ) oil, at ri
ripiIlig Ifal gipe bort ct Stptfe
&ano. ri bQr erbuerpet meo bort 8lool
% iau bar 0et Mnaoen, Del fom
iitono pao. let goor oa life an, at
eli priunt aonIitc giper iig til at iGlge
bort enfcIte al aougen5 SanOe.
Spno Der ogina ira CT bunlant
Stanopunft buroe peie uogei or, at
9tegerne / Gmerifa life er Iigebelet.
tiaeOc me0 Dc sprigc amerifauife Dor
acrc. % at ri uItiol bringer Dem / CT
mcnncifelig talt i~Icttcre Situatlon cn0
Sc par fer. >
Wen Der er 10 Inlet mere at gisre
peo bette MI iogOe ban Iigciom ban
rpitcOc roget al fig, "0enne Sag er
~. "a afgjort. Spao pil man aItioa?
Seq bar fanet 8rep ira Ell Gel 6olt
i Innmorf, iom ipsrgcr, ON ieg oil
pore meo paa en- Eroteit bnlcret 2on,
at nj forpligter o2 til at gisre noget
ior 2crnes %sfonomiifc Opfomit. Mlcn'
ic8 bar ne1tct at mrorrifripc. Nr9
timber oct irlopaIt at proteitere moo
Ell Ii9jerClic. iom or trIfict Ioplig MI
al DC fouititutionellc Nagter. Ge3'
uocn, buoronn ituloe ie9 funnc 'op.
biTIpc Gcrne, icg bar 10 in8en 6or.
mllc.
"a hpao or oct Tor en- Spbiplp?
Tn 2ampifibSIinic! Ser mua ganife
andre IinQ ill.,"
Htter rpitcOe ban li8eiom Gerne al
iig.
"ltcr Der or Ell liglrcnoe Sina, iom
en0mu fan bmOrc& Tor 6rcmtiocn,
bpia "a life bette SoIG bar Ocmornli.
icrct @cioIfniugCn for mcact % 'tabt
en- iarIi9 E%rGccoenS, oct cr, at Scr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15

Dor TONNES | foecnbe ioliet gano, at
Steg fsrit bsr iGttes inc | en- megct
beo DIN, o. at Stegningen itbenefter
moa foregan Inngiomt; bporipr
"GereoIs" trpftger lang aogning;
bporfor Soba, Cream Of Tartar oe 90.
gepnIper benpttes til at faa 8rsb OF
Sage til at bRpe fig o.i.n. De peo
bette, at oeriom De iammenblanoer
pisie 8eltanooele, pil ct beIientt SIC.
inltat pnafelge, men De ifisnner iiRl.
ben, at forneaet eaer forlioet | Ina.
leffeen eller aoppen fan ipoIere oct
SeIe. Oct tog, for Grempel, flere
gtaaneoer at operbepiie en- gige ON,
at Der trpngtes mtnore @i9r til
grso. iom itoo Ratten oper, emo til
grsO iom "ipttes" ON Morgenen, oa
lom ifpnoes paa mere. On anoen 8i.
&c paaitoo, at babe Sooa oe gage.
pnlper trGngtes, rtnar Der ,fltloe ba.
ges Sage.
Zen aruit at foge og frpbre 8egc.
tobiIier eriIterer life lRt1eere, oeriom
man ifal BONNIE ira Dc uimagelige
Tortioner, iom ofte ~ierperes eitoog
hos "prominente" SoIf. &iso er fo9t
eller Itegt enten formeget eaer forIi.
oct, eller ogiaa o%pbrRnbt, og Silt fin.
Der enten / Sano eler ogiao er BEN
itegt ganife tor % u~forosielia me.
Dens De iaafalote "9reaffoit Sooos"
erfet er fIpbri9e eQer flumpeoe, OF
Coat (riltet grsb), er ipebet. Spor
IiGloen faar man en- goo Sop Safe
eler Sbe. Gen fsrIte er mltbret oa
ganIfe uoen 8elimag, og oen ffoIte 70.
9eS oftere END ben trGffes. gu finoes
Der finn e n rigtig Waabe at foge poa,
nleoenS Der er ltaQi9e itrigtige, og set
er al getponing for Mmenbeoen at
Den rette fan blibe inoprentet utrpt.
telig, lent os ,tibIig, / Etbe % lltibe.
Otter 8ienneminits !9ereening ipi.
ier bper 6amilie 9rso ire @anqe Dag.
Zig, npOer &iso, S~egetabiIier, "Gerc.
ais, Sbe og Safe en- Gang eaer me.
re, Slit % Dc iimplere &ager bpppig.
Gr oct ga life ablolrt ng6penoia ut
oiSie reguIGre, bagItse Spiier. bpor.
,peo BET menneifeIiee 2egeme ifal er.
nPres og opisoeS, ifl1oe tiGapeS rig.
tia? Nen bporleOes fan bette ife.
lr0en at Den rette @tetbo6e at foae Jim.
pei, buerOagslig Dab fienoeS2
Set fan bore mere i~nteresiant
at lane iitano en- inOpiflet &st
SaIat eQer ell i'm % oelifat G,lo.
Oil1g emo at Itegc &ipb, lape Srso ellsr
foae Eotctcr. me- bnilfeu Sort trGll-
9cS melt, 0elifotcaicn, ellrr Sen froi-
tigc, nGrcnOc Ssoe? Soo megcl
Gner9i uoforore$ til 6rembringellen
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
9.banoelen.
Spprior Sr. 8eora Sranbcs c. inuo
Salget al Sanif gcitinSicn

Zen iierfe Sppoiiticn / Sanmart
mpo Snleet al DC banif-oeitinoiife Ger
itpIoeS oiitnof Here belt forifieliae
91otiber. On minore aIit al Gengc'
mul1o mooorbeiher Salget for Sau'
bells SntereSiernes Stplo. OcrnPit
ipiuer De poIitiife Earti.S ntercSier cit
fremtrooenoe Hole. Ssire, ION bar
en- merit fneben Roiorttet / 2onbS'
fiuaet, ieIer iia 10 Iigeiom forpItgtct
til at benpttc enbcer InIe0nInQ I'll at
ncoarheioc set npe &cnitres 4ltiniItcs
rilin. at iGtte Jig poo 9o8bcncne
imoo Srattnter on NfltoaeIle Al DC
q ban'fe Ger / @c'tiu0len nor inliolcrtlo
en- r,eget fiIhen SQa, c'teriom oct
par uetop Ntire& egGt 0hnlltcrtlm
(~rrrjnlnl, ION hlo0C bc8DnOt I'm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, o. CcunBer hoUoc
10 f0rtiu. / @srrinN@ Spor blot At
ran haooc faaet Erilcu bttpocIi8 tor'
beiet. Soa fn.u 0cn i~anlolbtc @brtlt'
mus-8rcn SfanoaIc "a gar Sclrc Ell
uuI l1o pcifommcr NnIcNntn9 til at
'utic ijq pa1 @albCucne.
Meu Scr CT olio1 cnOcI Gunifc,
Der mondrbcj0cr Sul8ct al Notlpcr,
inn intct bar al qIerc bpcrtcn mco
Rartipolitif CHER prlonte &an0clas
>>ntercsicr. I'll oi$le bsrer Or. @corQ
8ranoe&. Nau bor for Sloen / NArla
90 bIcp rDIiB iuIcr0icpct Al ocn be
frer0te norife NtoIcr oa &ournaliit
Gbriition arobg. llroer SamtaIcn
fom &c TO ogioa ilro pou GsSaIGct, %
reOcnior giengipc@ Den Tel Al Srter.
rierpet, Jon banoIcr herom:
Seq IGite ioog ON Sc pcitinolifc
gcrS SnIg. Seq iao, Sc bar imoo
Nct % bIcp forbnuict ouer, at 3 c mo
toa ct iao notionnIiitiif Stanopmft,
ga tom mn fife mcN i0a.
~&reoI 90 &oo&.
- ia, ieg mentc oumt. Oct par
iagt til Gem ~pcrionli9t, 6oritlar
De.
@r Set nn%tiornIiitiif," OcObIcp
ban, at man mobnrbeioer ielumors
bcrife % Oulnme tiorcta9en0cr ira lit
2moS SIDE. 5oretogrnoer, iom fan
baue sc ifabeIigItc 6sI9cr paa ANDRE
SmraaOcr for IN auItur, Der III en-
aalq or opnrbei0et / 0nnmarf? Oct
Dqnifc ToIf or ilnpt % on~ioor5Ieit
nof Tor. ON Oct life o8ioo ifoI bIipc
Set mere peo at gipe Jig til al GlgcI
bort GeIe al tit oIIereoc / 6orpcicn
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15

ccrrle ifilIoc bIipe afitaact til England,
fnnife oaiaa for Gengel
Ter forerlar neutlig en- ltaoig Nm.
Offering al 6~Grsernes gefoIfnins. %
en- ifisu Sag oil Der maaife after Dan.
ne Tia ct aoniortium, joni cpfieber
8runoe og bereiter ianr iitano ct
Inatrpf pna 8egieringet.
"lten - Tonmnrf," ingoe ieg
fremoeleS foriigtig ~fimpe hare
fomniet til at mite be p%eitnoiife Yer
uben 8eOcrIas, bpiS ameritanerne
iinipeltben bnooe Q Ell Dem, % tpue
Riaioner -"
"9ieget beore, ON De bapSe tnget
Dem, beore for 5olfets 5sIelie al Den
SGroigbeo, Der ubfrRoes ior at barre
ct 6oIf. Sc bar ioIst meget pprOt.
fuIoe 5ing iammeit meo 2crne: jim
5sriteisoielsret - for ct Het Sinler!
for tppe MiQiouer!' Spao er tpue
RiIlioner? Seq ipsreer ZEN, buao
/ IIoeroen er type N~filioner? Spab?"
Ma, iea ipnes, bet er mango Selt'
&C." E.#
"Sa for 3 NJ, firre Zen % for
q r q G piloe oct pGre mango Ben8e,
men for 9anHorf. - @eb Sc, bpaO
Ell al gorgermcItrene / a~isbenbaun
iogoc til mig: '9et er life engang nof
til Ben rpe 9elpsning al 2itergaOe.'
&c maa bltife pua, at 8anmarf CT ct
riat 2ano."
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
ooiclsDaasboaen

Zen mig tilienOte "6sbieISOagS.
bog" er eiter min Rening rigtiJ ITO.
m9rfet baaoe meb Senipn til SnOboIo
og uOitpr. Seq faar iiee Gem mango
Saf baaoe for Soften" og So9en.
Seq Iifer 9Iobet goOt. Senrp Sobn.
Jon, @aIbburn g8iS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15

Zen itsritc % interesidrteite Gam
ling al SOmmerfuaIe, iOm eriitercr,
cr al en- cugcIif A0cIamaro ifiGrfct
Soutb Scniinaton Ntlliect / SpnOon.
SnmIingcn omintter omtrcnt 100000
G]rcntpldrcr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15

Neroerlrenoe, trnt % trnspiet. bet
Sopeb, Der ipeer Spile, finoer fun
aaibrubi Snttumlen o. iebrilif llro.
llnberiise 5Oreitiainser = ubsitem.e
6ornoantDoninser - iplber Sinoet
meb forurolisenbe Sanfer inoiil
Mursenen brirser Jim raIpenbe Sos
peopine, pirrelise Sinbelaa iant
lab al Ippetit. CAB 3erpsrne faa
buile--bps Dem op - % De bill OBJ,
ma en- Nib, builefulD us forfriIfen.
be Sppn.
~IRiu oprite Glase bar Spoulpsheo.
Seq par rerpps oa urolis, os pteieoe at
lrrle cmfring ! timepls. Sapoe inaen
g@rajGrlt9beD pg maatte gipe OBJ MN
GorretntIg. en- 5lalfe al Or. Ntlss'
yterpiHe bra9te mig alter pda 6enene.~
Simpu u. @ibfpn.
@eprgetpun, Sn.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-08-16
TRAGEDY AT TAMPA. FLA.
Prominent Member of Cuban Colony
and His Wife Shot.

Tampa, Fla, Aug. 15.-At the homo
of Charles ]. Allen, on Seventh avenue,
Tampa Heights, the most fashionable
residence section of this city, Allen
was shot to death by Manuel Chavez,
one of the wealthiest and most
prominent young members of the Gu
ban colony here. Allen died last
evening and Mrs. Aliens death Is only
q question of time.
Many conflicting accounts of the
tragedy are current, but the one gen,
orally believed is that Allen returned
home Unexpectedly and found Chavez
in his house, and that he assaulted
Chavez, striking him terrible blow
in the mouth. Chavez then drew a
pistol and began to fire. One bullet
struck Allen in the left side, another
in the mouth and the third in the alb
domen, after passing through the body
of Mrs. Allen, who had rushed between
the men in an effort to separate them.
The shooting of Mrs. Allen is believed
to have been entirely unintentional.
Immediately after the shooting Cha.
vez rushed from the house barehead'
ed and disappeared in his buggy that
was standing at the back gate. He
subsequently surrendered to the sher-
iff.
The preliminary hearing, which was
to have been granted today to Aman.
uel Chavez, the Cuban, who yester'
day mortally wounded Charles J. AL
len, who died later, and dangerously
wounded Mrs Allen, his wife, has been
postponed.
Mrs Allen, who is critically i'll from
her injuries, is under the surveillance
of a deputy
A coroner's jury, organized late yes.
terday to hold an inquest upon Aliens
body, was refused admittance to the
undertaking establishment where the
body Of Allen had been carried, the
proprietor declaring that the sheriff
had ordered him to prevent an inquest
being held An autopsy has been
held by several physicians, but no re-
port has been made public.
Chavez is confined in jail here. In
statement he says that he was as
saulted by Allen, whom. he claims,
he owed for a buggy He stated that
Allen called him into his house and
assaulted him. In the alteration lie
shot Allen, and Mrs. Allen, who at
tempted to separate them, was also
shot.
Prominent legal talent, including
Congressman S. M. Sparkman, has
been retained by the defense.
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SENATOR M'MILLAN'S
BODY LAID TO REST
Simplicity Marked the Final
Ceremonies.
SERVICES HELD AT RESIDENCE

Both Branches of Congress the Mlchi'
gan Legislature and All departments
of the State and City Government
Were Represented.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 15.-Prime sim.
pricity marked the final ceremonies
over Senator James Mcmillan, who
died suddenly last Sunday at his sum
mer home in Manchester. Mass.
The services were as the dead man
would have wished, without ostenta'
tion and display. 1t had been pro-
posed that his thousands Of employees
should march in procession behind the
hearse bearing his body to the Gene
terry; that there should be a military
escort and d public ceremony com.
mensurate with the senator's position,
In obediencec to the wish of>the fam
lily, however, this was given up and
the simplest ceremonies held
The services began at 2:30 o'clock
at the senator's late residence, 515
Jefferson avenue. The large house
was crowded Both branches OF
congress, the state legislature and all
departments of the state and city gov
ernment were represented at the SER
vices. Governor A. T. Bliss was pres.
ent with several Of his staff. The SEN
atoriaI delegation included some OF
the most intimate friends Of the dead
senator The district of Columbiag In
which Senator Mcmillan was so deep.
ly interested, also was represented,
At 2:30 o'clock the soft strains OF
Handel's Largo" came from the or.
chestra and q hush fell on tho as.
sembly. Rev. Alfred II. Barr for a
long time the senator's pastor, read
the first few verses of Pslam 96, and
the last few verses of the 18th chap.
ter Of Corinthians I. Then the musi'
clans played Jesus, Lover Of My
Soul" to the music OF '"rhe Refugee, IS
after a moments silence Rev, Barr
made a short prayer, and the benedic.
ton ended the service.
The interment was private. Follow.
ed only by the family and a very few
intimates the body was taken to Elm
wood cemetery and placed in the Nc.
MILAN mausoleum, which was filled
with beautiful flowers. AS q mark
OF respect the car works here, which
Senator Mcmillan built up and devsi-
oped, were closed, and in many other
places in which he was interested work
stopped at the hour of the funeral.
Even on the lakes the hour was oh.
served by the cessation of work
Every wheel on the Detroit and Cleye.
land and Detroit and Buffalo streets
stopped and did not move for 10 min,
utes,
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The SiCkest Man is Not Always in Bed.

The meanest kind of sickness is just TO be able
attend to duties and yet feel equal to the task
The eternal grind keeps many in the traces who
ought to be in bed.
thorough course of JOhnson's Chill and Fever
Tonic would give new lease OH life to such people
1t tones up the the whole digestive apparatus Puts
splendid appetite. Renews strength and restores
vitality
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KNIGHTS or PYTHlAs coNcLAvE.
Competitive Drills Between Crack
Companies of Uniformed Rank.

Competitive Drills Between Crack
Companies Of Uniformed Rank.
San Francisco. Aug. 16.-The SUI
preme lodge Of the Knights Of Pythias
was in session again today at the
Palace hotel, and the supreme tenn
pie Of the Rathbone Sisters met in
Native Sons hall
At both places matters of much in
terest to the order were discussed.
The competitive drills between the
crack companies of the uniform rank,
which daily attract many spectators,
were resumed on the United States
military parade ground at the Presi-
dio. The judges will render their
decision as to the successful competi,
tors tonight The knights of ko-
horassan held a ceremonial session at
Elks hall. and also participated in an
excursion around the bay to Mare Is
land navy yard There also were
several other excursions to different
places in the state.
Tonight there will be concert and
entertainment for the benefit of the
knights at the Chinese. theater. An
exhibition drill at the pavilion will be
followed by o spectacular exhibition
by Mondac indians,
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snnietu Army phlIinnlnes.

Council Bluffs, Iowa Aug. 15.-The
days work of the convention Of the
Society Of the Army Of the Philippines
was busy one, and the veterans were
entertained with excursions and sight.
seeing. General Hale expressed his
qualification at the action Of the chang.
ing Of the bylaws and changing of the
limitations of membership, and ex-
pressed tho belief that the organiza-
tlon was now on firm foundation
The principal business of the session
today was the election of the officers
and the selection of a place for the
next reunion.