The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-12-06

evening.
James L. Kinkead, wife and son,
J. T., went to Independence Wed.
nesday morning. Mr.. Kincaid bought
property there and went up to close
the deal.
Mrs. E.. A. Reach and little grand
son, Robert Treadway, after a visit Of
a few days with Mrs. Ed, Mark, left
for their home in Kansas City Satur.
day evening.
Clarence Kinney announces to his
friends in the county that in addition
to the transfer blsinesg he conducts a
6~rst-class feed stable. Lowest rates
I'D best service. tt
Mrs. W. S. McCuddy and two
children, Charles Owen and Edwin
T., who have been visiting here for
several weeks, left for their home at
Lexington, KY, Saturday morning,
J. Ogden Armour has announced
the gift OF SO, 600, 900 to found a free
bloodless surgery hospital ia Chicago.
This is to be a monument ofgratitude
for the cure of his daughter by DR.
Lorenz recently.
The New York representative
Tuesday in caucus voted unanimously
to give their undivided support to
Joseph Cannon, which removes all
doubt about his election to the speak
ership Of the house of representative.
Governor stohe Monday honored
the requisition Of the governor Of
Missouri for the return to st. Louis
Of Charles 4. Kelly, former president
of the house Of delegates Of St. Louis
Detective McGrath left al once for
Philadelphia to take Kelly to st
Louis.
Mt. and Mrs. Robert Ardingef
resugras Ta7sas City Tuesday
evening, aacemnariea hy Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. TompRiAs, Who we're
united ia marriage yesterday al 4:8o
o'clo- k. The new coopie will be at
home TO friends al 1910 Penn street,
Kansas City, Mo.
Sam Downing, A. Meudelsohu, T.
A. Walker, II. f. Campbell, E X.
Foulds, E. W. Kruse, Judge Temple
and Capt. A. Z Asbury are among
those who came up from Higginsyille
Wednesday morning to attend the
sale of property OF the Hugh G..
Smith estate.
1t is hard for u 10 uag'ne 10 what
extent the press is e u Germany.
Wherever the emperor goes he is fol-
lowed by a trail Of prosecutions for
lese majestic. Dcrirr 1909 64s eases
of this kind we're tried ia Berlin. OF
these 467 resulted in sea seaces OF i'm
prisorment for parics - from one 10
five years.
Out of 1888 ,OO0, 900 + Up.ed States
bonds outstanding, All but the small
amoun Of So, 5vO, OUO ae beic in this
country. 1t was only a few years ago
that large bloe4a If our BONDS we're
held abroad, aud our government was
charged with beng undcr The thumb of
the European money kings.
Elder R. B. Briney's household
goods arrived at this place via Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad Monday night.
He says, in a private letter, that he
and his wife will be here "a few days
before the first Sand. ID December."
II can be definitely announced that
there will be preaching at the Chris.
tlan church ncxt SUNDAY moraiug
and evening.
The biological stations OF the New
England 0 aaye solved the problem
Of lobster culture. Several thousands
Of the young, fry are put INTO a cylin-
drical scrim bag about three teet in
diameter and four fest deep, and tbe
water inlhe submerged bag IS consTandy
agitated by a dasher driven oy a gas
oline engine. This prevents the Try from
smothering or deyouriog one another,
at the same time keepia their fooi of
soft-clam fragments within reach. In
nine 10 sixteen days tom lie eggs the
creatures are able 10 take care OF them-
selves, this Stage oeiug reached by 16
10 more than 40 per cent Of the fry,
although no prevIons experin Ill had
wen oHe per cont OF survivors.
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