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They Await
Castno,s Reply
President Hopes On ITS Receipt Blockade VIM be Raised
States Conduct Towards Securing Arbitration

Washington, Dec, SO.--Today's meet
ing OF the cabinet was brief. The meet
Ing consuming less than half an hour.
All the members excepting Secy. Shaw,
who Is in New York, were present The
president and his advisers exchanged
fluctuations upon the results of the
past years administration and looked
forward with hope TO the new year
Secy. Hay had little news to present to
the cabinet regarding Venezuelan mat
tiers or other matters relating TO foreign
affairs. 1t is understood to be the hope
ana expectation of the president and
His advisers that upon the receipt Of
President Castro's reply to the arbtra-
ton proposition the allies will agree to
raise the blockade established by them
over Venezuelan ports Such action,
In the view Of this government, would
place the questions In controversy IN
excellent shape for arbitrator.
President Castro's answer to the al
lies proposal 10 arbltrate the Vene-
zuelan troubles has not been received.
II, fact Secy. Hay had nothing OF i'm
portance on the Venezuelan situation
to communicate to the cabinet There
are, however, under discussion such
questions as those relating to the best
means Of terminating the blockade and
other matters touching the personnel
Of the commission which, ii Is expected,
will meet In Washington TO lay down
the lines Of the arbitration scheme.
lnasmuch as certain European pub
lcists have taken exception 10 The eff
forts of the United States to bring
about arbitration between Venezuela
and the allies as a violation OF all the
traditions and rules OF international in
tercourse the attention Of one of the
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Kidnapped BY
His Bxothex.
.,n,, Episode al The Shot, Line Depot This SNosnug
wab an Effort 10 Steal Sister on a Railroad Tram
rbo, Speeding on lis Way Ont Of Ae STATE - Sad
.aud Exciting Sequel 10 a Police Otces's Death.

yoor.old boy was kidnapped
lou oregon Short Line depot at
fToln MI, ~, morning by his 20-year-old
sAo and thereby attaches SAD
',ory II is not improbable 'na W., usa aYae
rlsn ,.anned In fact, that Is certain
y , n cannon, son of the late Mar
cannon, for many years a patrol
|r ruu driver on the police department !,
oyortake his step-mother' VINO lett
|,s ~ morning for Preston Aris'
'D rsa ,akins of the little boy from Mrs
s.nnon this morning was of a thrilling
rsture. and from the way certain per-
wsre running about the depot and
4 ssa,r ,he exceedingly torrid condition
aNou, the telephone at the depot and
,Ns police station, there was strong
' "s Of excitement. In order to
AN ,ho story as 1t should be told. It Is
49, IL a nlAnthG
NECESSARY 10 go pA0"
Ind lead up 10 the facts "hich terihih-
~ I, ,hls mornin's sensational cpl
sNu :"
ISOLDE ~. ao.,, Mo-
4 A few months peiore ms '''a''' "
cana Cannon, the well known patrol
4 .arr,aa n widow, and took her
|ofNe'' MAJ uua hona nm Fifth
10 his pre'V 'sNe 49,.
|south between seventh ana Eish.h
hast. II Is claimed that Wheh ne nrst
|met the woman II was WIN u view 10
Engaging her as his housekeepef' anu
|to care for his four chilareh. ~ Is
|Mrther claimed by those VINO say tney
|eot the story from Mr.. ~an'lon, Jus.
Before his death, tnat ne married ths
|voman on rwo days acqualhtahce, anu
|she at once came 10 SAT- LAKE prlhs-
|ng with her her daughter, ageu ABOUT
Ia years All went smoothly Tor rev
weeks when Mrs. cannon INDUCED her
husband to sell his nome ana dispose
|oi his horse ana buggy. Aiter some per-
snasion he did thls ana the money was
put into a boardinghouse ID the snaw
terrace on Second south ana FIRST
West street. When Mr. Canhons heaith
hgan TO fall his wite induced MN 10
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King Geo1ge
Wants The Tfuth
OrdesS FaH and Official ccounf Csovn Princess LouSeS
Elopemem Prepared Faniastcai Stories Concerning ii
c4re Beng Circulated 10 HE Defcmem OF The Royal
Househod-Scandal is Undermining Peoples Loyahy.

Berlin, Dec, S0.--King George of Sax
ony has ordered the preparation Of
full' official account of the elopement
of the Crown Princess Louise and the
circumstances leading up to 1t for the
saxons, among whom the most fan
tastica stories are In circulation to the
detrlment OF the royal people, especially
with reference to the future king. The
scandal is undermining, according TO
some opinions the peoples loyalty and
respect for the throne. The dynasty
being Catholic and the people protest.
ant, the AFFAIR is being utilized FOR sec
tartan controversy The kings state
ment, doubtless, will follow the line
Indicated Ia the limitations supplied
20 the newspapers having court Lean
ings, published today, affirming that
the crown princess sole reason for elop-
Ing was her criminal relations with
Prof. Giron, and that documentary
proofs have been found showing that
the elopement had long been In prep
aration. The stories OF III treatment
on the part Of her husband, Of oppres-
sive court ceremonial and Of her fet-
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most eminent American members OF the
representatives. at The Hague confer
ence, one OF the men who framed The
Hague convention itself, was directed
70 the criticisms. He very promptly
cleared away the Misunderstanding on
this point By pointing 10 article " OF
The Hague convention as a justifca-
ton Of the attitude OF the United
States. The article reads:
THE sIgnatory powers consider II
their duty II serious dispute threatens
- break out between two or more Of
them, to remind these latter that the
permanent court Is open TO them. Con-
sequently they declare that the fact Of
reminding the conflicting parties Of the
provision OF the present convention and
the advice given to them in the high
est Interests OF peace, 20 have recourse
TO the permanent court, can only be
regarded as friendly action
The paragraph was proposed by
France and sngularly enough II was
opposed principally by the United
States, yet the United States Is the
first Of the nations to avail OF It's pro-
visions. The reason for the opposition
Of our delegates was fear on their
part that II would seem to be q bastow-
al Of power upon European countries
TO intervene In American affairs and In
o manner an infringement OF the Mon
roe doctrine.
The French delegates were exceeding
ly anxious to carry the paragraph.
however, and they finally succeeded In
ouleting the opposition of the United
States delegates through the reserva-
ton by the latter of the right to deal
with American affairs In accordance
with our doctrines. This was thought
to safeguard the Monroe doctrine,
though It is held here It only recorded
an opinion OF the United States dele
gates and did not bind The Hague trl-
buna as a whole.
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COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Superintendent Ashton Discusses at Length the Question Of
Unit Rule in All Things-What Consolidation
Would Accomplish

by eliminating the present unit OF
school management the district snt
substituting for II the county as the
unit In all matters concerning educa-
ton the effect would be as follows:
First--1t would equalize educational
advantages by placing all on an equal
financial basis. giving each an equal
share of the corporation funds and the
wealth Of the country.
seeond--It would do away with boun-
| dairy lines and pupils may attend the
schools nearest their homes, This VIII
bring al least 400 pupils nearer TO
school in Salt Lake county.
Thrd-It will increase the attendance,
as the hauling Of pupils can be provid-
ed for The hauling of pupils has done
much for nearly all the northeastern
states. This is done by means of closed
vans holding from to "a pupils. As an
evidence Of the benefit OF hauling |
quote from a report Of one Of those
schools.
"The board divided the township into
Iuu'ea w. 49, u,htcb ,yore iet N tho
~ e,s ~ a. ~ s,to,,asSr,i biader me-
NV, e rao v'T ~ Give bond for the ful.
az ~ ~. oon,,ac, ond aIso for the
n n','e oo,S,,ct ~ himself and the M.
e ST. 49, ava fnrthar 70 nrovlda
plis .a,. , ,vu, M ana we'll oovered vans
hVou , sph'' -, oa.-,, tha children THO
~ VIII -, o,r,. ~, tho ayaro 90 about
so oem LII, sH"S a. Tho cbi,drer stan into
-, Pr ~, o. ,ba Roadside ana are sci
down nnon The school grounds. There
W" , ~ thrn,,gh eno,y ana mud
nj" ,ona',st dietanco travelled nv any
~, ,sons 10 aho,, civ miles Tho
W. ~ 80 ro,n,iro1 IN have tbe chill.
~ an M scbooI ,rmnnns nv S.45 n
wv ,J',oh does away Win tordiness
nnl n'i 49, a. horns ohnu, ssas n m
1n nu ohooi has heen IN session for Gov.
oui se,'n ,sha 80 ,ya ore ,,,here yre CON
slal '"o III. and ciose estimate NJ me
man " 'o" TokI,g ost year fnr
seai lSon zoo and
0D ,,' ~" sohnoi o,a IN towrsbin
40. anroilod 4, sohonl Ist,
500, IA. e,,sndarca log. cos, ner
nr,ias tor he wear SIC ~. under he
pup" NAV 30 Wu,1ber ~ school acc oil.
nun,t,a, aproiled I'm central grhOol 100,
n',nrasa attendanna le5 cost per mn.
~, co. ,ho vear ak
w ~ M yocord for our own county
a., ~ nrosen, vaar Motto the differ.
~, ~ bo,asonr The Attendance ~ Inc
ot,nd.a,, ~ 40 ond % Draner hauls lie
v ,,,1t,s crani,e does NOT ana District
~ III, ans n wagon iris wear ana
w. ~ ~" a,,ands rce ~ 70 nor cent while
Ia " s 49,, he attendance ala moi reach
20
" pea ~" +, ,,o,,d ho,,a, ,,o,ido ,or
ruu,, ~ ot,endanco ana wo,,id In.
eoiipu' ~, sohooi year In ora, onaD,,ird
~ ,ea 81 .,,sont ooiooi ais,,,c,s
VI ~, a,o,,t5 T., hraaa sooso
a., IA, aach go, e. ~
e e,,'s ,.a en- oaoI,v ~ M
,, ~, @ 4, aasier ,o'e ,,n ,aaosar
vi 1,l'g ,,, n,sn, In ,be email, ds,rjts al
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ARRESTED FOR swINDLING.
A Lawyer and Woman Bookeeper
Put Up Forged Paper Scheme.

New York. Dec. 3O--Willls T. Gridley,
lawyer of Syracuse. and Edna Ran
ney a bookkeeper. also Of Syracuse,
have been arrested, the former here and
the latter at Syracuse Grdley was
secretary treasurer and Edna Ranney
the bookkeeper Of the National Mer-
camille agency Of this city. The com
plainant Is Cornelius Van Colt. post
master. and president of the company,
who charges that Gridley as secre
tary-treasurer issued worthless papers
and prevailed upon Mr. Van Colt, as
president, TO sign them. The paper be-
ing of no financial value. Gridley. with
the assistance and cooperation Of the
Ranney woman. In her capacity OF
bookkeeper. had false entries made In
the boaks 1t is alleged. In this manner
the books OF the company. instead of
showing balance OF $4,000 In round
figures to the credit of the postmaster,
showed q debit on his parto I $1,000.
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CHICAGO COAL SITUATION.
Atty. Gen. HamIin of Illinois win In
vestigate IL.

Chicago, Dec. S0,-Atty.- Hamlin
arrived here this morning to enter upon
his investigation Of the coal situation
He refused to discuss his probable ao-
ton with reference TO complaints re-
ceived by him and Actg. Gov. North
colt.
Invitations We're at once sent TO rail-
road officials. coal dealers, shippers and
some OF the large consumers to NEE.
Mr.. Hamlin at the Palmer House 2
o'clock being set for the arrival OF the
first visitors. While he has no manda-
tory power. Mr. Hamlin said he expect
ed to get al the bottom OF the question
OF shortage of bituminous coal.
The investigation Is prompted by the
report that thousands OF carloads Of
soft coal are being held out Of the
market as the result OF a conspiracy 70
raise the price of coal to consumers.
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CONTRACT SIGNED.
President Cottrell Approves of Clty's
Pumping Plant Purchase.

President Charles Cottrdell, Jr,, Of
the city council last night attached his
signature to the contract with the
canal companies for the purchase OF a
one-fourth interest in the pumping
plant by the city, This completes the
contract, and 1t now remains for the
city auditor 20 draw warrant for the
payment 20 the canal companies, the
sum OF Sl2,551O5 the clty's proportion
Of the purchase price. The warrant will
probably be drawn today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-30

Washington. Dec, SO-The various
sections OF the American Association for
the Advance Of Science held largely at.
tended meetings today. Among the pa
pers read were the follow.
THE Economic Law OF Competition
and Monopoly" by Allen b. Foote;
capitalization and Publicity" by Mar
tin A. Knapp, OF the Interstate. com
me rec commission: "'The Necessity OF
Organization Among Employees" by
David NJ. Parry, president OF the Ma
tional Association OF Manufacturers,
"The Right OF the Laborer to His Job,
by Walter S. Logan, New York. ana
"Recent Aspects of the Immigration
Problem" by Roland Faulkner, OF the
Library Of Congress.
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lDAHOS NAIL CONTRACTS.
Especial to tho "News.v,


NJ "asnlngton, ID. c., Dec. 3O.-walter
anro,s a.ippeil, Boise. Idaho, has been
appointed railway mail clerl,
Contracts for carrying the rrn,,as
states mall, Idaho. have been AWARDED
heespurg to Blackbird, to +. o'connor
,1,aeknlrd; Forney to Yellow Jaeke,
W. G. Feagley, Forney. '"e''
PATENT FOR JOURNAL BOX.
A patent for Journal hoy ha. -
issued TO Frederick w. shermsn p psen
City. Utah. rark
ELEVATORS FOR CHEYENNE PIN
Lie BUILDING.
TWO bids were received at the treas.
uy To-Day Tor installing the electric
,n., a,ol IA the Cheyenne public build
ing ing. both were from New York Arms
lowest. wa 'ns
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Gas EXPLOSION Wrecks House.

Delaware. o.. Dec. S0.--When Miss
Helen Kurrly went 10 the cellar this
morning to start the fire for breakfast,
a terrific explosion Of natural gas oc'
Cured from her lighted lamp and
wrecked three sides Of the house. Five
members OF the family were blown
through the house. Miss Kurrly was
fatally injured and her mother serious"
ly hurt The other three were slightly
injured. Gas had leaked into the cell
lar and filled the house during the
night
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Coal Situation viii be Acute.

New York, Dec. 3O,--The expressed
belief Of reports Of the coal carrying
companies and OF coal dealers Is that
for the next three days the coal sltua-
ton viii be acute all over the country,
A representative Of the department of
the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Railway said:
''rhe strikers clamored for public
sentiment. while they we're On strike,
and through public sentiment they got
contributions from all over the country
TO support them while In idleness. Now
the public can scramble for coal az II
likes or do without II as far as the
miners care "
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More Pay for rruck Transfers.

Chicago. Dec. 30.--Eight hundred
thousand dollars year has been added
10 the pay 81 the 1900 members OF the
Truck Transfers union. The men
have been In conference with their
employees for two weeks discussing con.
ditions and an increase which amounts
TO about SIZE a week for each man has
been conceded by the employers. This
was accepted last night by the union
and VIII go into effect on Feb. l. Time
and a half shall be paid for all work
done on Sundays and holidays, save on
Labor day, when no teaming shall BE-
done. Each driver shall report on Sun
day for barn work or in lieu Of APP
pearance pay Is cents.
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'EZ WATER SUPPLY CUT OFF,
Face Must Soon Surrender Unless Aid Comes-osB 10 Sui
tan Spreading England and France Assure Spain hey
Will Not Take Advantage Of Situation in Morocco.

ridiculous garb. The sultan yesterday
asvembled the mobiles OF the besieged
town at the palace and exhorled them
no, Ia despair. assuring the conference
,hat the imperial troops ultimately VIII
Great Britain and France have noti-
eed spaln that they have no intention
OF taking any advantage OF the slsg ,,
lion In Morocco and that ihey aeslIe
,he maintenance Of the status quo,
even m the event Of the sultan BENG
6e,hroned and his place taken by the
nre,ender. The communications haNy
raassured the Spanish government
which is thus relieved Of fears OF IN
ternasiontl complications
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Cahensly Wants German Bishops.

Rome, Dec. SO.-Herr r. 2. Cahensly,
a member OF the German reichstag and
president OF the Saint Raphael society
for the tSotection OF German immi-
grants in America. who Tor 10 years
has been agitating in favor Of the APP
polntment Of German ecclesIastics TO
minister 20 German Catholics in the
United States, is again actively urging
the vatican to appoint German bishops
wherever the German element predomi-
mated.
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M'NALLY IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Utah Man Who Was Persona Non Orad at Guatemala has
Reached California Enroute TO Washngton-t1as
Been Assigned 10 Liege, Belgium.

Is made and II is where one OF the won
derful guns invented by John Browning
OF Browning Brothers Of this city ana
ogden is made. II will be a pleasant
berth for Judge McNally ana ms
friends here will congratulate him on
the fact that while he does not sianld
well in official circles In Guatemala
that he does so with to administration
OF his own country. II Is believed that
he viii not remain long on the coast
and that he may be looked for here any
time within the next few days on his
way TO Washington, where ne VIII
probably get his commission to Liege
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maaIld, Dec. S0-A dispatch from
,nansisf Morocco today announced
w the rebels had cut the aqueduct.
M, 'h,Vn supplied Fee witn water and
s 1geu 'hat the place was practically
s NJ water II is further asserted
~ r . .h the Kabyleh tribesmeh
~" .ne south come 10 the succor of
'sree days. s'''e"'ef "i'Nih
y cs - letofted here that the sultan OF
n ~, mas been folled in an attempt
w. 'i , out Of Fez by the rebels, who
IRE e, investing that city ""'
rre ~e hostility against the sultan N
i'btInns,n s ~ Fee The Moors are ex-
'''''e photographs Of him arraycd In
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Mary Barber WIN Wed Tonight.

canton O., Dec. so-Mlss Mary Bar
W., niece OF Mrs. Mckinley, win be
Rslns 'u u az = o'clock this evening to
Denys, ns,lzeli q young attorney OF
81 the c,s az hafizell is the son OF one
he sebooa.sl 'aa'o1 families. and was
er Il 49, ~ Tie bride. Miss Bar
lrs n "v e'qe't daughter OF Ma. and
hne wi,h !, barber and spent much
sonss" WIN w MIS-. Mckinley in HE White
l. ny qua ,,'., q the extended trips made
rss ge Presidential parties Abou, i5o
he, and NJ, ~, oeen invited. mostly rela.
VII attend. "us' airs Mckinley
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Modern Language Association.

Baltimore. Dec. 3O.-At today's ses-
sion OF the Modern Language associa-
ton Of America interesting papers wera
read by Prof. W. Il. Meade Of Wesley
an university. Mr. Francois Monod, OF
Columbia university, Prof. o. r. Elmer
son, OF Wesleyan Reserve university;
Prof. II. a. Todd OF Columbia unlver-
sity: Prof. Martha A. Harris OF I'll.
mira college, and Mr.. A. a. Kern, OF
Johns Hopkins university
During the afternoon the annual
meetings OF the American Dialect So
ciety was held
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INFORMATION WANTED,

Elder ]. c. Westergard writes from
Kong Oscars Gade s. Bergen, Norway,
inquiring for Martinus Johannesen and
wife, Ana Salyelsen, who left Bergen,
Norway, as "Mormons" for Utah about
"a years ago, having az that time a
daughter about three years OF age,
Their relatives desire to learn some
thing OF their whereabouts. Address
information as above
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rire IN Standard on Plant.

payonne. n. j.. Dec 5o-A fire that
,,art,d late last night In plant No. 2
=, he standard on company at Con-
etahle Hook. burned for about Ave
bcu5s when Il was extlngulshed after
y sara fight The officials OF the COM
renv said they could not as yet estl-
ma.o the los.
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Can't. Francis g. Beach Suicides,

New Haven, Conn, Dec, 3i-Capt.
Francis G. Beach. one OF the promlnet
citizens Of New Haven, died today from
a pistol shot wound. self-innicted Dec.
4, during a III Of temporary alteration,
resulting from Illness. During the Sec
ond administration Of President Cleye-
land he was postmaster here He was
well known In military circles having
been captain OF Connecticut volun-
teers In the war with Spain.
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spread TO nearly every progressive
state IN the Union. II is not an expert
ment bit wherever tried has proved
entirely satisfactory and none who
nave tried 1t wish 10 return TO the old
district system. II Is to education what
the steam engine Is TO commerce.
II. w. ASHTON,
County superintendent Of Schools.
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Colombian Army Reduced.

Panama. Dec, 3O.-The Colombian
army by the recent national decree, has
been reduced to $4,000 men. The gov
eminent commissioners have received
up to date from the surrendered reyo-
lutlonists % field pieces. sS33 rifles and
over 100000 rounds OF ammunition. not
counting what Is on board the steam
ers. The censorship on cable messages
has been abolished.
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The Distilled Woman Dead.

Rome, n. Y, Dec. 2o,-Miss Stella
Ewing. one OF the ossfied women, who
for 10 years have been living wonders
TO physicians and scientists. died to-
day, aged 80 years. At an early age
she was afflicted with innammatory
rheumatism. which physicians failed to
relieve. Al the age Of Is she lost the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-30
Chicago sub-Treasury Report.

Chicago, Dec. ao.--The report OF the
Chicago sub-treasury for the past year
places II next to that Of New York In
the volume of business. which aggre.
gated S0S,SS4,6i5, an increase Of sls3,-
i6O,2l3 over 1901, In silver shipments
the sub-treasury here leads, the amount
being sl4052, l4l,which exceeds the COM
bined shipments of BOSTON. Philadel-
phia and Baltimore by sS.O0O,000.
The report OF the Chicago postofflce
for the calendar year shows cash re-
celpts Of about 10 per cent greater than
last year, or an Increase Of more than
s., 000, 900.
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%. A N nnwkIn d. 4

D.,auer IN oec so--Rer. a. W.
,1a D n pron. int Cumberland Pres
tyt,rlan minister d'el 'o''' az ~"
home here. 49, busi.
ne has been for two ye,rs i'' ,,,i ~.
NESS agent for the eyrods Of ili'ho'S'
Indiana aud Iowa.
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payton. O.. Dec, so-tIon' L. H.
More. former congressman from ms
dis,rIet dled suddenly shortly aiIer
Midnight al his home In Hamilton o.
death being due to q stroke OF
apopleNy,
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use of her limbs, and eminent special
lists SAL she WAS gradually turning TO
bone Durlng the last 10 years OF her
life Miss Ewing was totally blind and
unable to move muscle. A sister,
Mr.. Ewing. Pamer, Is afflicted IN the
same manner
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scandal Causes woman's suicide.

Des Moines, "a. Dec. SO,--Mrs. l.. l..
Bonawlt2 OF Marshalliown, the wife OF
a horsebuye; committed suicide To-Day
h, shooting herself IN the head. Pub
liclty Of a scandal az Ames recently.
in which her name wa .nyolyed. prob
ably was the cause.