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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-10

Tribune.
Not Sensitive.-Parke-'T make a
point of always telling my wife the
truth about myself" Lane-"I suppose
she is a woman who isn't easily shock
ed."-Detroit Free Press.
How did the United States senate get
the Of being sueh an f6
WHO is always eager to learn.
tive sessogY at R g0 th p nf9 o
ment," was the cold blooded mans an
swer--Washington Star
Would you kindly give poor man a
nickel to get across the ferry?'
Thank COD Hiliiard, is it You? Lend
me $50 I've been buying Christmas pres
Fifty dollars? All I've got is an ell
ticket I've been tipping the janitor.''-
Life.
Mrs. Rangle-rve advertised for a SER
Mrs. Cumso-Well, I advertised for a
good looking lady help, and had thirty
Bits. u se'''' -''-A inc ~ . oA''-' ~
ashamed. One is a good fair average
Exchange
ct wonder who this man is who wants
to know whether or not life is worth
living "
ooh, probably some fellow who has
more money than he knows what to do
with.-Life.
At Last.-tI see that Wagson is going
to get married. I'm glad he has found
a way to support himself. detroit
Free Press.
long have you been employed here?'
Walter Bout week. sab" Guest-"O,
is that ALL Then I must have given my
order to some other waiter."-Chicago
Daily News.
Hard Drinkers-"They say that beauti-
full little lake where we went a few sum
mers ago is nearly all dried up" 'sWell,
that's probably the result of SO many
tourists passing there to drink in it's
beauty."-Philadelph Evening Bulletin.
Miss Pretty-"I don't see how you whis-
tie through your fingers that way. I could
never do it in the world" Mr.. Goodheart
wishing to compliment her delicate lit
tie hands)-"No. Miss Pretty, If you
should try it your whole hand would slip
into your mouth ''-Tit-BitS.
Good Thing-"Did you say that hair
restorer is a good thing?'' asked the pa
tron. Yes answered the barber, with
some slight hesitation, its a good thing.
We sell several bottles a week." But
how do you know it's good thing?''
because the profit every bottle is rs
cents ''-Washington Star.
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c. F. Menninger NJ. d. office 727 Kan
sas ave. Tel. 10: residence 1851 Topeka
ave. Tel s. Office hourse to p. m.
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ing diseases of the skin. Put an end to
misery. Doan's Ointment cures. At any
drug store.
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Not Exactly What She Wanted
George, dear, what did you ever see in
me that made you want to marry me?'
Pm blest if know, darling. Chicago
Tribune
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.

t. d. HUMPHREYS. lawyer. has re-
moved his office to GOA Kansas ave
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City Ticket Office
Union Pacific r. R.. 525 Kansas ave-
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At Last.-'I see that Wagson is going
to get married." I'm glad he has found
a way to support himself."-Detroit
Free Press.
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Guest dmpatiently)-"Say waiter. hoy
long have you been employed here?
walter Bout week, sah.'' Guest-"O
is that ALL Then I must have given m,
order to some other waiter."-Chicag
Daily News.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
RooK ISLAND ROUTE.

wESTBOUND-
Arrive. Leave.
Texas Express No. H.. 1850 pm 100 pm
St J. & Topeka No. 139 II As pm
Night Colo. Flyer No. g. $40 pm $40 pm
Night Texas Elk. No. Ill :45 pm 1901 am
s. w. Express No. 25.... sos pm
K c. & Chickasha No IS $50 am 9.35 am
Eastbound Limited No. 2 $3.50 pm 3:s5 pm
Topeka & ST. Joe No. IA. 1896 pro
East Elk & Mail No. a.. $50 am 4:20 am
Col e. x C. Flyer No. 10 go am
Topeka & st. Joe No. 70. 1:3l am
Chick & K.C. No. &c.. 200 pm 700 pm
All trains daily except Nos. 80 and &c.
daily except Sunday.
UNION PACIFIC.
WESTBOUND.
Arrive. Leave.
Den. & Pac. Coast No. 5.12:so pm 1890 pm
Limited No I..:.., II 10 70 pm :5e pm pm
EASTBOUND.
Atlantic FIX. No. 49,. s:e0 pm s:eo pm
K. G. Pass. No. 6....,..... sos am $40 am
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Arrive. Leave.
Topela-Ft. Scott Accom-.
No. 2s5 .........'......'.. e'"p m NV AM
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FOR ExCHAN GE.


FOR EXCHANGE
A room house and 2 lots in North To-
peka on Laurent St; will exchange for
team, wagon and cows. See quick.
PAYNE & THOMPSON.
627 Kansas Ave.
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u. s. CYCLE Co., lis E. Sth ct. National
and Union bicycles. Sundries. repairs
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MATCHMAKER

WATCHES cleaned. sc: clocks Soc: main
springs Toe; crystals, 1Oc. Cash paid for
old gold or silver. All work guaranteed.
up. see Uncle Sam. 512 Kansas ave.
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sICYCLEs.

~~~~~-~~--c-~~~~- ~~--o-o-c-~-~c-~-~-~
TOPEKA CYCLE Co., 1os-111 E. Sth st
and tandems for rent: repairing of all
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


FOR sALE-By T: J. Nichols, 500 Kansas
IS farms of 50 acres. each, from sl,7oo to
100 acres 10 miles from Topeka, fair i'm
prey tments, for 81. 0OJ
100 acres miles from Topeka, for s.. 500
not very good improvements, but the sell
200 acres creek bottom. good improve
~ miles from Topeka, s13, 900.
200 acres of good orchard land for $500
and it is only So miles from Topeka
800 acres miles from Topeka, we'll i'm
proved: Eood soil plenty water. " miles a
$50 acres a miles from Topeka. miles
FAIR r e9n ~ fo erssa6T es 5000 son.
small tracts and city property for sale
II lots and large frame building s1k by
u Ieet: ADDITION 1873 by l45k feet; y is
heavy lumber and Would make a 1 great at
Rock Island railroad and it is a bargain
late N Wv
Improved 80 acres ~ miles. from Alma,
III Here is a.; q great barlgSa a A very fine
rooms. attic. 8. porches, cellar under the
whole house, closets and pantry. hot air
5 lots, good barn. y block from pave
ment; i is a 5000 property. If sold at
If you have any land for sale in Shaw
nee county it will pay you to list it with
4. J. Nichols, sos Kansas ave.
FOR SALE-My home, Ala Tyler st. In
quire at the house.
FOR SALE-By March l. best chicken
farm in state, 16 acres IL miles east of
Tecumseh on the Kaw; cash trade
VIM. Owsley. Tecumseh, Kan.
FOR SALE-Railroad lands. 10 years time.
wheat, alfalfa or grazing lands; large or
small tracts U. P. Land Co. 52S Kan av.
WILL BUILD, your plans, easy terms,
desirable locations Bennett. Tel. 277.
FOR SALE-By NJ Ifeery. 32s Monroe St.
houses and lots on time payments
DRESSMAKING
~~~-~-~-~~~~~-~-~-~~-~~-~~
DRESSMAKING schools-F'or the next 80
days, velvet etons and velvet waists at
reduced prices at Mrs. Rney's. S25 Monroe
ST., I'D stairs.
EnD E~ru HT~r
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-My ap-
plication for a permit to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors, according to law. at 122 and
124 East Fourth street. in the Second
in the office of the probate Judge of
Shawnee county. KAN The hearing OF
m. January TO- 1902
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Not Observation-Disclosures make a
point of always telling my wife the
truth about myself" Lane-"I suppose
she is a woman who isn't easily shock
ed.''-Detroit Free Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-10

FREE MESSENGER FOR WANTS
PULL a Postal Te,egraph-Cable box or
san by telephone No. All and have your
want Ads brought to the State journal
oIIlce oy free messenger. No charge 70
you for messenger service. Cost of classl-
ueo aus cents per line of words to the
me and every fraction thereof
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Hard Drinkers-"They say that beauti
full little lake where we went a few sum
mers ago is nearly all dried up 'tWell
that's probably the result of SO many
tourists passing there to drink in it.
uty."-Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
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st wonder who this man is who wants
to know whether or not life is worth
living -
"Oh, probably some fellow who has
more money than he knows what to do
with.-Life.
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The man with one idea need not be
ashamed. One is good fair average
Exchange.
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PAVING.

THE OFFICE of the Capital City Vltri
fed Brick ard Paving Co. has been re-
moved to 11S West Eighth st.
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MONEY TO LOAN on live stock, pianos,
organs typewriters, household goods and
personal security. I. Biscoe. 623 Kan. ave.
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MONEY.

TO LOAN-Money on Topeka real estate.
Paw back monthly. Low interest rate.
Shawnee Building and Loan Association
See Eastman at 115 West Sixth st.
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sAT1N-sKIN sPEc1ALTIEs.

CLIMATIC changes. winds, exposures, de-
mand the magical beautifiers, Satin
Skin Cream and Powder Csc. New Model.
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How did the United States senate get
the reputation Of being such an exception
who is always ca ger to learn.
Probably it was by going into execu-
ment," was the cold blooded mans an
swer.-Washington Star.
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Mrs. Rangle-rve advertised for a ser
Mrs. tot Cnm mtoW I a i5IS for a
good looking lady help, and had thirty
four to select from the first day.-Tit-
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FUzzlfs FOR THE DIPLOMATS
QUESTION ARISES AS TO HIS
RIGHT OF EXEMPTION
FROM ARREST.
KILLING SAID TO Bf PROVOKED
POSSIBLE REASONS GIVEN THAT
MAY HAVE CAUSED THE
TRAGEDY.

Washington, Nov. "a The state
department has been Informed that
Godfrey Hunter, Jr., son of the United
States minister at Guatemala City,
yesterday shot and killed William
Fitzgerald of Grand Rapids. Mich.
Hunter hrs taken refuge In the lega-
ton and an Interesting preston has
arisen as 20 l.: oXemottor nom ar.
rest N-
An important fact developed was
that young Hunter was accompanied
at the time Of the shooting by the sec
rotary Of legation. James G. Bailey of
Kentucky. who went to his post in
June, 1901. The cablegram also,
rather by suggestion than by. direct
statement, gave ground for an infer
ence that the killing was provoked.
Important details are lacking In the
report of the affair, and sEe officials
are In doubt as TO what should be
done. They have no notion of sur
rendering without protest On Ameri-
can citizen to the local courts of
Guatemala, unless satisfied that the
man is a proper subject for punish
ment. Even then IL is not at all GER
tain that the department itself has the
right to waive any legal exemption
that the man might have.
Possible Grounds for Enmity.
Not much is known here of the per
sonality of Godfrey Hunter, Jr., and
1t is impossible to learn definitely
whether or not he was actually con-
nected officially with the United
states legation at Guatemala City at
the time of the killing. That he had
been a clerk or typewriter in the le-
CATION is established. He was GER
tainfy a member of the minister's
family, and that fact might be re-
garded as sufficient to base claim Of
exemption.
1t is suggested here that the shoot
ing ARRAY may have been the result
of the recent relief of DR.. Hunter
from his post as minister. The doc
tor has been steadily embroiled with
members of the American colony al
most since he assumed Office in 1897,
and lately, owing to his connection
with a government railroad and other
matters not supposed to be proper for
minister to NEEDLE with, the pres
sure became so acute that the de-
partment was Obliged to relieve him
from Office. II may be that Fitzgerald
was connected in some way with the
charges against the minister
May Explain 1t.
Louisville, KY, Nov. %. - William
Fitzgerald, whom Clifford Hunter, Jr.,
killed in G atemala, made charges
about year ago against DR.. Hunter.
He criticised sharply the way in
which DR.. Hunter conducted his Of
fee, and made some serious refice:
tons on the minister. Fitzgerald,
while on trip to this country, gave
out an interview at New Orleans in
which he censured DR.. Hunter and
young Godfrey severely. He an
nounced that he would prefer charges
against DR.. Hunter at Washington,
but the mater was never taken up by
the state department.
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Crimes and Criminals.

The German emperor has conferred
ON the earl of Lonsdale the order of
the Prussian crown of the first-class.
Burley B. Dykes, grandson of the
town Of Cochran, Ca, shot and killed
Robert Wynne, also Of prominent
family.
Alonzo Ryan of the United States
signal corps, who until recently was
on duty in the Philippines, blew out
his brains at Highland Falls, N. Y,
with shotgun. No cause is known.
Detective Prescott of Jersey City
arrested In Hoboken four Germans,
who are believed by the police to be-
long to a gang of self-styled Russian
Nihilists," who have been sending let
tiers to wealthy men in New York and
Jersey City demanding loans of mon
ey on pain of death.
A big sensation has been caused at
Emporia, Kan, by the discovery of
fraudulent work Of an alleged hypfio-
fist named Venora. He pretended TO
hypnotic his sister last Saturday, to
remain under ground a week. Last
night the police found him dropping
food down a shaft to her.
The man who is Capt. John Pear
son of the British army" got $40 from
Secretary Butler, Of the Automobile
Club of America, was sentenced at
New York TO year iii prison and to
pay fine Of $40. He represented to
Mr.. Butler that he was a relative of
the president of the Automobile
Club of Great Britain.
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Damage by Forest Fires.

Washington, Nov 24.-The bureau
OF forestry of the agricultural depart.
ment has received report from one
OF its agents who shows that the
damage caused by forest fires in
Northwestern Oregon and Southwest.
ern Washington during September
Vas much greater than has been
generally supposed, and places the
damage at s12,767, 100. OF this Sc
10000 is in Oregon and 1885,, 100 in
Washington.
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Notes From Abroad.

The Paris Temps says a scheme is
on foot to have President Loubet visit
the st. Louis exposition.
President Rooseyelt's "The Strenu-
Gus Life" has found its way into Italy
through the French translation. All
the press comments of the book are OF
the most favorable character.
The German reichstag. by vote of
1877 to rs, decided to abandon voting
by roll call, and adopted a method OF
voting by card, similar to the practice
OF the French chamber of deputies.
Mrs. Helen Costello of Buffalo. was
rescued from the brink of the Ameri-
can falls at Niagara, recently, by EN-
pieyes of the state reservation. She
was trying to commit suicide.
The conditions of surrender which
will be offered at Panama to the revo-
lutionists will be the same as those
mentioned in President Marroquin's
amnesty decree. Gen. Herrera cam
not expect TO get much better terms
than these from the government.
A group of American fnanciers con-
template the expenditure OF large
sum OF money, estimated at from ell
100000 to a3,000.000, in connection
with the irish milling trade. The new
scheme Will stimulate the industry, as
new mills will be erected In all the
more important centers of Ireland.
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People Talked About.

Prof. Goodwin Smith of Toronto,
Ont, has willed his brain to Cornell
university.
George Alfred Henty, the well
known author and former war cor
respondent, Is dead in London.
Congressman Burton has appointed
James H. Cassidy, young attorney of
Cleveland, secretary to the river and
harbor committee to succeed Lyman
II. Ellis.
J. Frank Bean, who had been en-
ployed in the art department of an af-
ternoon paper at Louisville, KY, for
some time, died from an overdose of
morphine.
J. H. Cultivate, one Of the most
prominent and wealthy citizens of
Cleveland, died in New York city as
the result of a surgical operation. He
has been in i'll health for several
years.
Rev. Charles E. Lasby, pastor of the
Tabernacle M. E. church at Green
Point, Brooklyn, is dead from heart
trouble. He formerly was in charge of
churches In the West, including Indi-
annapolis.
The marriage between Pierre Roges-
tevsky, first secretary of the Russian
legation, and Miss Martha Hoy, daugh-
ter of James Hoy of Washington, has
been called off, presumably owing to a
lack of dowry by Miss Hoy.
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General.

A matchmaker named Sedgwick Of
Elgin, H.. has invented machine to
transmit cipher codes.
The farmers of Southern Illinois
have formed trust to battle with the
commission mans trust at st. Louis.
Three hundred children in the Nc
Gosh school, Chicago, have struck be-
cause their drinking water was cut of
Congressman James S. Sherman of
New York announces that he is not a
candidate for the speakership of the
house.
Postponement was secured in eight
cases connected with the trial of For
mer Delegate Schneider, which came
up in Judge Ryan's court.
Politicians of Indiana have started a
boom for Gov. Winfield T. Durbin for
vice president in 1904 as a running
mate for President Roosevelt.
The Ministerial Alliance of Salt Lake
City is making preparations for a Wig
orous fight against the election of
Apostle Reed Smoot to the United
States senate.
According to o. A. Turner of Mil
ford, Utah, an old volcano on the Wolf
range, in Southern Utah, which has
apparently been extinct for centuries,
has broken out.
Communications have been sent out
to a score or more of stove manufac-
Luregs, giving instructions to put into
effect ct once 10 per cent rise in
prices on all kinds of stoves.
The Union Pacific and st. Joseph &
Grand Island railroads have signed a
freight traffic agreement by which the
jobbers of Omaha are given equal
privileges with those of other Missou-
ri river towns.
At the annual encampment of the
Union Veterans union, department of
New York and New Jersey, Col. George
]. Oaks of Sherman Regiment, No. 2,
Rochester, N Y, was expelled for trea
sonable and revolutionary acts
The municipal council of Cienfuegos
has appointed II. j. Reilly of New
York to draw up plans and specifica.
tons in view of the construction of a
market, water works aud sewer sys-
tenn at an estimated cost Of $4,000. 900
A Baby" room will be one OF the
features or the new school of educa-
ton at the University of Chicago. In
the room mothers with babies can
leave their little ones while visiting
the different departments Of the school
A cable message to the Oregon
Railroad and Navigation company
from Hongkong states that the steam.
er 1ndrapura is on fire. The Indrapu.
ra left Portland Sept. 3, with a cargo
Of flour, and on the voyage was caught
by typhoon,
Discoveries that certified laborers
in the New York street cleaning dc.
partment were being impersonated by
outsiders, caused the municipal civil
service commission to adopt the Der.
tillon system OF measurements, to as.
certain the identity of any man EN-.
ployed by the city.
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STATE BANQUET AT WINDSOR
King Of Portugal Is the Guest Of King
Edward.

Windsor, Nov. "a. - A state ban
quet of fifty covers was held in ST.
Georges hall in Windsor castle last
night among the guests of King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra being the
king Of Portugal, the duke and Ouch
ess of Connaught, the duke and Ouch
ess of Fife. Prince and Princess
Christian, the duke and duchess Of
Marlborough and Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain and Mrs. Chamberlain
At the conclusion of the function the
members of the party. with over loo
other invited guests, witnessed per
Torrance of ]. NJ. Barrie's comedy
Quality Street." given by Seymour
Hicks, Elaine Terriss and the Vaude
vile Theater company.
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How Land

Centerville, s.
years ago Morr
farm of 173 acre
Tor $4,000. ]
purchaser, paid
Granted time to
The farm has jul
BALE for s65.75 a
gate of S11,347.7j
Thus it sold at
more than it was
sale two years a
OF an idea of the
nrm land in this
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santo DOMINGO Claims.

San Domingo. Nov. "a. - unsss
States Minister Powell had ions
interview with the minister Oh ~
eign affairs yesterday regarding W
claims of the Santo Domingo lmpro,Sh
ment Company of New York Whi ~
asserts that it has been unjusty ~
priyed OF certain valuable francIi ssr
conferred upon it by the DominiSIa IA
government. Mr., Powell demanu manu-,
an immediate settlement OF the m''
ter
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PEACE NOW AFACI
TREATY IS SIGNED ON soAeo
UNITED STATES sArrLEsu,p
WISCONSIN.
GIN. HERRERA GIVES UP Fight
TERMINATES WAR WHICH VA
RAvAeEo COLOMBIA FOR
YEARS.
GIN. HERRERA GIVES UP Fight
MtsACt TO PUBLIC INTERESTS
GOVERNMENT REALIZED CANA,
NEGOTIATIONS WERE
Numbered.

Panama, Nov. 24.--Consul Gene,.,
Gudger landed from the Wisconsin :,
4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. brIno'
Ing the news that treaty OF peaco
has been signed by the revolutionsr,
general. Herrera, aud the government
commissioners.
Rear Admiral Casey will sail n
day.
Washington, Nov. "a. - Althousb
they have not received any official
confirmation of the report, officials n
the Colombian legation express grpa,
satisfaction over the news that
treaty of peace has been signed with
Gen. Herrera. They feel that this will
bring about cessation Of all hostilL
ties on the isthmus and terminate a
war which has ravaged Colombia FOR
several years. The government Of
Colombia, realizing the
Menace to Its interests
which tho presence Of Gen. Herrera
and his army would be to negota,
tions for the construction Of a Pan.
anna canal, put forth ever" effort to
bring about his capitalization, and for
this purpose a large number Of troops
have been massed in the vicinity Of
Panama and Colon ready for an &C.
tive campaign against the reyolu.
tionary general should such action
finally be determined upon. It is be.
lieved here that the terms Of the
treaty negotiations follow in many re.
spects the offers made to the rebels
some time ago by president Mario
quin. These were regarded by the
government as extremely liberal In
character. An essential feature Of
them was the granting OF amnesty to
the revolutionists and their restors,
ton to certain rights which they for.
feited when they took up arms against
the government.
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MURDER
Body Of Father.

Body Of Father.
Is D
Sault Ste. Mar
The body of No
shot and killed
has been found
within two miles
1t was discovery
Beside the body
Hale took with b
home the day
string attached {
attached to Hale
he had adopted 1
gun himself.
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BRITISH CRITICISM.
A London Editor Who Sneers at the
American Idea of Liberty.

London, Nov. "a. The Chronicle,
recognizing the truth of the declara.
ton of President Roosevelt that the
United States would as soon abandon
Alaska as the Philippines, says 1t
hopes that the Filipinos will be con-
tent with the amount of individual
liberty that American rule, according
to the president has brought them,
Free Cuba" the paper adds, sis
somewhat doubtful as to the benefit
of exchanging the easy yoke of Span.
ish misrule for the bit of the Ameri.
can financier"
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haraed for Murder.

SolomonviIle, Ariz., Nov. %. - Au.
gustin Chacon was hanged here yes.
terday for a murder committed on
Christmas day, 1895. A band of out.
laws, of which he was a member,
killed the manager of a store.