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The Marshall republican., 1902-02-07
Accident on Missouri Pseifie.

The head b. akeman on the west.
bound train Wednesday afternoon
had the misfortune to fall from the
train. about Q mile and . half west
of Grand Pass. He was not missed
until Waverly was reached. A
party went back on Q hand.car and
he was found by the side Of the
track with his right leg broken near
the hip.
DR.. Wilson, not being at Grand
Pass, he was taken to Waverly,
where he received medical aid.
The accident happened by the
brakeman going from the caboose
10 the head NJ the taain and miss.
ing his grasp in attempting to pass
from q coal car to q box car.-Mal'
tn Bend Qui Vive.
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-07

DR.. J. p. Wagner died at his
home at Hsrdeman Sunday morn.
ing. February .. Of cancer. Dr..
Wagner. WHO was 81 years old. has
lived IN Saline county for many
years. From 1881 to 1890 he was
Judge Of the Probate Court. Since
then he has been prac,icing medi.
cine in Hardeman. Funeral SER
vices took place at the Hardcman
church Tuesday morning at nine
o'clock. conducted by Rev. J. W.
Howell. and the iuterment was at
Ridge Park.
DR. Wagner leaves { wife. four
daughters and three sons.
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-07

Miss Hattie King. aged % years.
died at her home in Slater last
Wednesday, after m illness Of sev.
era1 weeks. Funeral services were
held 1t the residence yesterday af.
ternoon At ) o'clock and her re.
mains taken to Alton, ILL.,. where
they will be inferred to-day. The
deceased was q highly respected Il.
dy. who came here about two years
ego to take charge Of the mother
less children Ut the late Engineer
Cerew.-Slater Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-07
chaias Dab Perry.

Mt. G. @. Fisher entertained .
few friends at the home Of Judge
]. w. Sparks. on East Arrow. Fri.
day evening. A delicious little
supper was served. Mr.. Fisher pre-.
siding over the chatting dish and
evincing great skill In preparing
peas Q Ia Newburg.
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-07
Death Of ". B. Miller.

w. B. Miller. aged Is years. died
Sunday. February .. Of heart trou.
BILE. Mr.. Miller was horn In Dan.
Vile. KY. and came to Saline In
1885. and bought the farm now
owned by r. A. Benedict. In 1869
he engaged In the mercantile bust
ness IN Marshall. A few years lat.
er he removed to Herndom and then
~ Blue Lisk. Two years ago he
retired from active work and made
his home with his only child. John
G Miller. on his farm near Mount
Olive. The funeral services were
held by Rev. d. M. Claggett at
Mount Olive church Tuesday af
ternoon. Burial In Mount Olive
cemetery.
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-07

EyE-weHk, watery and granuiated lids,
Wild hairs. .cptnrac or MIN over thu eyes,
crOss eyes, blindness and all diseases Of the
eyes or lids nrc cured without knife. Hpec.
tHcles made to order.
EAR-teNfness, singing. roaring noises.
thtckensd drums.Nnd foul smelling dischar.
yes. POsittv. cure guaranteed In every case.
CATARRH of all forms quickly cured tn
stay cured by Our new method.
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-07

6OlTRE and ANGER cured NJ home
without operation, danger or pain.
ECZEMA IN nll forms. Nervous dts.
eases. rheumatism, diseMses Ut stomach.
intesttnss and kidney diseases ut long
standing.
FEMALE DISEASES, leuchOrea
dyspmennea and nll chronic diseases
subject Ia women
MEMS PRIVATE DISEASES Of
blood and lost manhood.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-25

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-25
Culture q Handicap.

CHICAGO. June 16.-The college
graduate is unfit for the practical AZ
fairs OF life. according to Professor os-
car l.. TrigGs. Of the University OF Chi
cage. who delivered an address before
the graduates OF the Jewish Training
School In Sinai Temple last night Pro-
fessor Triggs' address was n plea for
more schools OF technology and fewer
colleges where the literary course is the
principal one. He declared that the
college man went out into the world
GLprepared fer the conditions that sur
rounded him: that the ideal of culture
which had been so strongly urged upon
him can be OF service to him only in a
state OF comparative idleness.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS

= g s. 6 g s. s. g g g g $ g g g g g
Recent arrivals at the Moana Hotel
Miss L. Spreckeis. Claus Spreckels Jr..
San Francisco; Chas. A Park and wife.
Miss McNeary. Salem. Ore: Miss Jen-
ME Ward. San Francisco: J. Alexander.
New York; Mrs. Leland Stanford, Miss
Berner San Francisco: A. Thomas,
England: MI. Mrs. and Miss Hartigan.
Hongkong: Mr.. Mrs. and Miss N.
Mess. Nagasaki: B. T. Laleaca, Shang-
hal: Mrs. and Miss Christeson, San
Francisco: Mrs. C. w. Kennel, Manila;
Lieut. w. II. Clifford. u. S. M: FIR.
Datchow. Hamburg: E. Achilles. Luz
beck: II. Knipping. Buckeburg; Capt.
Weymouth. r. II. Grant. Capt. Wake
field. Hongkong: Jas. III. Todd. Edw.
A Tyler. London: a. F. Bouil and wife.
California; B. II Huntington, New
York; Max Hamburger. Miss E. Ham
Philip A Fox. Miss Narcissa Fox. Mil
waukee: Thos. A. Sullivan. San Fran
cisco: r. ". Clark. Sterling. ILL.,: David
Oliver and wife. Chicago: c. McLen-
nan. Hawaii; Geo. 5. Mckenzie. w. G.
Walker. Hilo: Bruce Cartwright. Ho-
nolIlu; Dwight S. Richardson. Miss N.
Richardson. New York; M. p. Clauson.
Miss Edith Clauson. Hamilton. o.; p.
p. Plumb. Miss c. S. Plumb. Kansas;
Mrs, Katherine Clark. San Diego; Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Russell. New York:
Thos. Willis. Miss Esse. Miss Taylor.
Miss q. Taylor. England; III. A, Van
Nievelt. Van Schmid, The Hague;
Capt. and Mrs. HeIdens. Atchin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-25
ST.. LOUIS
COLLEGE
The School Closing
Program for To-
morrow.

Louis College are preparing for an
elaborate closing entertainment for the
years work which will be given tomor-
row evening In st. Louis College Hall.
At o'clock Friday morning the nine
teenth annual commencement exercis-
es will be given. when the distribution
or premiums will also be made.
The musical and dramatic entertain
ment Is an admission affair. as has
been the custom in former years. The
performance Will begin at o'clock.
The program. which is in two parts. in
each OF which is a play. follows:
PART l.
Selection. Martha" .:....... F1otow
s. l.. c. Orchestra.
Calisthenic Marches s. l.. c. Juniors
THE MAGIC FROG.
A Meiodrama-
Characters-
Count Hugo .....-..-..... John Honan
George. the Counts eldest boy.
transformed into a frog
Willie. Georges brother -...-.....
Observation-Disclosures. Walter Cough
Lazybones. the Counts former tai
Tor INSTRUMENTATION v. NJ. Osorio
Number Nip. n mountain goblin
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. j. HAN
...... Columbus Sims. s. Salter
venator. the spirit OF the forest....
..................H II. Il. O'Sullivan
Chorus OF spirits. village children
etc. etc.
Violin Solo. The Blue Bells of Scot
Walter Cough.
PART II.
Chorus, Vocal March .......... Becker
s. l.. q. Choir.
A BIG SCARE AND NOBODY HURT.
Comic Drama
Characters
Frank Evarts. A government scout
.-.................. II. p. o'sullivan
Jesse Horton. Mat Corey. Franks
friends II. A o. Giles. Otto Heine
Geo. Dixon. Gentleman George.
VIM. Greene
Broncho Bill. Dixon's pal.
Observation-Disclosures. W M.Osorio
Fergus o'Goolisan. who runs the
''coort" .........-...... j. . Grace
Peter Maggie. landlord OF Miners
Hotel Observation-Disclosures. Bon. Smith
Mr.. Baxter. landlords assistant
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. limo. A Honan
Chummy Litewate. "a New York
Blossom" .::..f...-...Ge Geo. Gilman
One Lung. n Chinese servant. ID. koki
Senator Juniper Toots. a political
coon" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III. Chiffon
key Einstein. n Jew peddler
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Jno. Nieira
Taxicum sniffies. an alleged re-
former ..... ......s..:.. Geo. Wond
Old Masnus. degenerate indian:
March. .'Fireman's Parade" :. Voeiker
5. l. c. Orchestra
The program for the commencement
exercise for Friday morning is as fol-
lows:
PART l.
Overture. "Diademe" ...... Hermann
S. l. &. Orchestra.
Saiutatory .......... II. T.. O'Sullivan
Chorus
(a) softly Falls the Twilight" Root
OBJ My Bonnie Canoe -. Case
). l.. g. Orchestra.
Calisthenic Marches IS. l.. g. Juniors
Dialogue. Sixteen Thousand Years
ago -. -. .:-'..--..--
w. G. Achi.
Monoiogue. advice TO a Fire CO..
Dialogue. BE Courteous" $500.
PART II.
Piano Duet. Banner March" 49,.
.-............ ............ Paul Jones
j. Refs. Jno. Honan.
Dialogue. The Experiences OF
Young Dentist" ............
Violin Solo. "Loreley'' .. Harris
II. Lemke.
Dialogue. Fourth OF July Grafton
Chorus. "SpringtIme" ....... woolf
8. l.. G Choir.
Naledfctory ...---W. j. Hall
Distribution OF premiums.
March. My Regiment" .... Anschuetz
s. L. c. Orchestra
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-25
A WOMAN TO BE PRETTY

Must Have Luxuriant and Glossy Hair.
No Matter What Color.
The finest contour OF female face.
the sweetest smile OF a female mouth.
loses something il the head is crowned
with scant hair. Scant and falling
hair, il is now known. Is caused by a
parasite that burrows into the scalp
to the root OF the hair. where it saps
the vitality. The little white scales the
germ throws up in burrowing are call
ed dandruff. To cure dandrun perma-
nently. then. and to stop falling hair.
that germ must be killed. Newbro's
Herpicide, an entirely new result OF
the chemical laboratory. destroys the
dandruff germ. and, OF course. stops
the falling hair and cures badness.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-25
SPECIAL rRAAfwAY SERVICE.

a special through car will leave the
Hawaiian Tramways Co.'S terminus
on Nuuanu avenue at o'clock p. m.
Ordinary cars leaving there are ten
and thirty minutes past each hour:
VIII connect with King street cars at
the corner of King and Nuuanu streets.
\ special return car will leave the
Moana Hotel every half hour from IL
midnight until {, a. m The Is and
O'Clock cars will go through to Nuu-
anu avenue and the 1880 and fSO and
o'clock to town only.
Parties OF IL to Is can obtain buses
to and from the Moana Hotel by ap-
plying TO the Hawaiian Tramways Cs.
Fare 25c each way.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-25
Chas. F. Herrick Carriage Company Ltd.

nothing anywhere exclusive design
nothing such quality and the COLUMBUS
BUGGY accumulated
effort this particular line Thousands of dealers
country their business
aion vehicles The
world accepted everywhere
Thew grade THE WORLDS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-25


In celebration of Coronation Day
there will be held on Thursday. the
26th inst:
At 9:15 a. m. in ST. Andrews Cathe-
draI, a special service. which will in
clude a part OF the Historic Corona
ton Service.
At p. m. there will be a garden
party and cricket match on the grounds
of the Oahu College, OF which the
Trustees have kindly allowed the use.
At p. m. there will be a subscrip-
ton ball at the Moana Hotel.
Tickets for the ball. price s, each.
may be had OF any or the members of
the ball committee or Of L. w. Jor-
dams store, Ne. 10 Fort street.
Chairmen OF committees:
Finance-Mr. w. III. Giffard.
Cathedral Service-Mr. 7. G. Davies.
Cricket Match. ctc.-Mr. r. Fl. Wede-
house.
Ball-Nr. d. w. Anderson.
w. G. SINGLEHURST.
Secretary.
Honolulu. June Is. 1902.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-04

Just received at Norwood's $1,000
worth Of all kinds Of ribbons. i5s
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-04
!. & @. y. Excursion Rates and Arrange
ments

NASHVILLE. TENN-Peabody summer school
one fare round trp Sell ttckets June IL IA
u, p, = and -. and July = 4 8. limit August
2, Sith extension privileges sept ~.
SAN thANCIsCo-Noblos OF the cystic shrine
Rates iower than one fair round trip. sell
tickets May 2 70 June ;. lilnif 20 days fron
CHICAGO, ILL sumner Institute Meeting
One fare Plus g round tnp Prom nortk
limit September ~
ST. LOUIS, NO summer schools one fare
plus - round trip. sell tickets from PAles.
tine and points south aud west thereofercept
waco, June u, ., y and , prom Waco
ani polnta nerth % Palestine. sell ticGeIs
June 10, l5,2i and "a Limit september Is.
KNOXVILLE, TENN Sumner Schools. Ons
fare round MP. Sell tlckeis June l1. u, AZ.
~ - p and July 10. n ana y. LAmit Aug
AUSTIN, TEXAS Coiored state Te.chsrs A.
sociation. ConFenfian rates sell tickets
June 70, and Tor trains arriving Austin morn
ing Juneii. Limit Inns "a.
BRYAN, TEXAS keunion Hood's Texas Br-
gade. Convention rates sell tickets June
o.. Limit iune ~.
AsHNii.LE, \. C,-stuaants Conferencs YMcA
Manual. tine fare round trip. Seal tickets
June " and ii, itmit June ~
DENVER COLD.-international sunday school
Association One fare plus a. round TIP 70
tickets from points south aad vest ~ Pa e..
tine June - ahd "a From points north OF
ana iacilding Palestine Ju1e - and "a limit
In, Asss NJ, gith s1isn ion privilege August u
school Convention rates. sell tickets FOR
trans manning Evansville jane Il and y,
limit Au gust a.
AUSTIN, TEXAS University Common ssmsnt
hAetllAcs. University summer Normal
Convention rates. Sell tickets FOR All tralns
arriving Austin, June y ?. ana Y, liniI jug
Waco, TEXAS Grand lodge X. ofP. colorsd.
S.as.ntl pa rates Sell tickets June aud D,
limit June i5.
BRYAN, TEXAS Commencement eterri.e. A
anu VI. College. Convention rates. sci
uckets June and 8 limit June IL
DALLAS, TEXAS reIAs Christian Convention.
hetali 1roccrs ana butchers Association.
Sonitn,ioa rates. Sell tickets June ana ,,
sna lol trains arriving Dallas. morning June
10, limit jane ID.
PALESTINE Tt;NAs-state Christian Eadea-
Aof convention. Convention rates sell
tickets June 70, ana ior AL trains arriving
Palestine morning June a., limit June 30.
MINNEAPOLIS MINK - Fs,taru,l o,a.r =,
Eaelcs One fare found trip to ether ~
a1 or minneapolis. Sell tickets Mar n and
June l Limit June Y. with extension privi-
foisilASp, ORE National Convention Trav.
elefs Protective Association. supreme lodRe
Ancient Order United Workmen Rate
,eSer than one fare round trip Sell tlcEets
MAJ q 70 JuneS Limit % days from dsis of
sale. -+rN -
AoaIhAOlE, TENN Assembly Bible School.
yne rare round trip. sell tickets June a0.
July J. ?, p, - and n Limit August 30.
biltMlNGHAM, ALA - National Convent,or
Npiolcd haphst Ore fare round NIP Sell
ughels september "a and -. Lmit septem-
MARLIN TEAAs-rhe Great Health Resort
llnA FMTUTaIUu "a rI.l..
aay 10 Tue year. Limit % days from date u
For complete information call onIAc y u.k.
- agent, or address Id 4 piiicP
GENERAL Passenger a Ticket Agent,
Palestine, feKaa.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-04

Excitiment is rampant in Gal
weston about oil on Galveston
island. Nothing defnate is known
by anybody, except that oil indica-
tions are reported to be plentiful
on the ridge about 10 miles west Of
the city; and oil men are getting
some leases on land. 1t must be
some kind of spring fever. 1t
broke out all over the State this
time last year, even in Bryan.
Men who were supposed to be very
level-headed, went crazy on oil,
with but the slightest reason for 50
doing. Galveston is having her
second case Of the strange fever.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-04
DECORATION DAY.
And Jefferson Davis Memorial Exercises
at the Christian Church.

The ladies OF l.. s. Ross Chapter
u. ID. c., and veterans OF Camp j.
B. Robertson, u. G. v, combined
the observance Of Decoration or
Memorial day and Of Jefferson
Davis birthday in meeting with
public exercises at the Christian
church yesterday afternoon. The
floral decorations were appropriate
and a portrait of the President Of
the Confederacy was visible above
the altar. The program included
vocal and instrumental music.
reading and an address by Mr..
Lamar Bethea. There was an at
tentive audience present and the
exercises were greatly enjoyed.
PROGRAM.
Organ Voluntary, Mrs. w. 5. VIII
son.
Invocation, Rev. a. NJ. Stewart.
Chorus, God Is the refuge of his
People, choir.
Reading. Death of Jefferson
DtNlhs MISS 'tbAahihs
Vocal Duet, God is Love" Mrs.
Paul NJ. RaysOr, Miss Watkins.
Address, Tribute 20 Jefferson
Davis and the Heroes and HeroInes,
Living and Dead, Of the War,
Lamar Bethea.
Vocal Solo, "The Choir Invinsi-
BILE Miss Bertha Roberts.
Reading, 1.-THE Southland" John
A. Moore.
Chorus. Memorial Hymn choir.
Benediction, DIR. j. ID. West.
Following the benediction the
ladies and veterans repaired TO the
cemetery and decorated the graves
Of Confederates and loved ones with
rare and beautiful floral tributes.
As a mark Of respect TO the mem
DRY Of Mrs. j. j. Adams special
memorial services we're held over
the grave of Mrs. J. j. Adams by
the Daughters Of the Confederacy.
A committee of the ladies visited
the Boonville cemetery yesterday
and decorated the graves Of those
buried there.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-04
FIFTH SUNDAY MEETING.

The next meeting Of the Work
ers Institute Of the Bryan Associa
ton will meet with Tryon Baptist
church, one mile from Kurten, be.
ginning on Friday, June 9th
Sermon at IL O'Clock by Rev. S. C.
Martin, alternate, Rev. j. NJ. Bul.
lock.
PROGRAM.
ist query-Can n church prosper
and be light 90 the world whose
members are continually absent from
its meetings? Rev. 5. c. Martin, l..
M. Cook, J. Fl. McGregor and w. II.
Wiley.
"a Query-Is there necessity for
the Sabbath school, II so Is IL the
duty Of the church 10 look after same?
T. +. Shaw, A. Y. Gober and Rev. q.
A. Foster
3i-Exegesis Of Mat. 9th chap. and
AotN VERSE l. l. bNNuNAuf ~ -
Lloyd and Rev. S. r. McClung.
ith QHery-Tn what way can we
best work 10 increase brotherly
love? A. w. Buchanan. w. II.
Wiley, Jacob Bullock and Geo. Orr.
9TH Query-In what way may We
best glorify God? Rev. W. G. Friley,
p. l.. Barron, Rev. J. NJ. Bullock
and G. ;. Jones.
9th Query-Do the benefits derived
from the meetings Of the Workers
Institute justify its continuance?
Rev. j. NJ. Zimmerman. j. H..
Weldon, T. b. Martin, J. II. McGreg-
or and Andrew Tabor.
7th.-Duty OF deacons 10 the church
and pastor. w. T. Young, W. w.
Weaver, r. r. Goodwin and Rev. II.
Burrows. 5. II. McClung.
G.. A. Foster,
Committee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-04

Chicago. June "a special from
New Orleans says four OF the repre-
seEtatives OF the big packing houses
against which the government has In
stituted criminal proceedings. have
completely disappeared. taking with
them all their books and records. on.
GERS are on the track OF one. but the
other three are reported en- r0ate TO
Mexico.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-04
WHOLE FORCE ON DUTY.
omosrs At ohie.go Az. Prepared to Put
Down Riats.


Chicago. June 3.-Chicago's entire
police force "a on active or reserve
duty as the result OF the serious aspect
assumed by the stockyard teamsters'
strike The strikers have doubled
their picket forces TO try to dlssuads
non.unioh men from carrying meat
from railroad branch houses. either
10 hotels and restaurants. or distribu.
ting points OF the big eight" packing
establishment All buildings OF pack.
ers are under guard
Delivery drivers Of big department
stores threaten TO make transfers
strike still more serious by tying up
ell delivery.
Later in the day all transfers Of
all big State street department stores
struck. The number of men out at nine
big stores is estimated at $50.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-04

Dallas. June 3-W. J. Hammond.
who was an express driver. was shot
and instantly killed az ais home on
Nettie street Monday night The wea-
pom used was a 3S-caiiber pistol and
the bullet took effect iust abJve the
heart. Soon after b J. Baisden APP
peared at the police station aud gave
himself up 10 the authorities He said
that he had been forced 10 act in self
defense and claimed that the deceased
was chasing him with a knife az the
time. Hammond was Haisdenh step
father.
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W. ]. Bryan predicts civil .Sar

WI Bryan predicts civil war
and internal strife growing out of
dissensions among the political
leaders in Cuba. He contends,
however that this should not be
construed as any reason to suppose
that the islanders are incapable of
self government. Haven't We had
civil war in the United States2
Mr.. Bryan asks, and are we not
considered capable Of self govern
ment nevertheless.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-04
r.xa. Ha.. Hail Games.

The following were the games OF
base ball played Monday:
TEXAS LEAGUE.
At Paris-Paris 10; Fort Worth. IL.
Batteries. Lettleton and Switzer, At
kinson and Walsh
At Dallas Dallas. 8: Waco. 2. Bait
teries. Clark and Berry. Rundell and
Tweed.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Little RocK-Little Rock. s.;
Nashville. 4
AT Shreveport-Sh Shreveport. 3; Chat
tanooga, 4.
Al New Orleans-New Orleans. s.;
Birmingham. L
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-04

For Rent-Seven room house, with
brick cistern, well, garden ETC., In
good neighborhood on east side OF
railroad. Apply to Cliii Adams. l5i
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-04
rr.seh Premier R..Irn..

Paris. June 3.-At a cabinet council
held al the Elysee palace. at which
President Loubet presided. Premier NJ.
waldeck-Rousscau. formally pressated
his resiEhation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-04

Dallas. June 3.-George Thomas
McKelvey. who was stabbed Sunday
evening on Commerce street. died OF
his wounds Monday hcKelvey was
% years old. and died az the home OF
his mother. The police were unable
20 make any arrests In this connection
Monday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-31
FATHERS HOUSE.
Prominent Young Nan Of Find
lay 10 Charged With
Arson.

Findlay, O., Oct. 20. - A sensation
was caused here last night when Will
liam g. Treece, wealthy young busi-
ness man. was arrested by Fire Mar
shaJ c. E.. Beardsley on the charge of
arson. The crime alleged was the
burning of the Treece family residence
on the night of JJan. 4, 1901. The
affidavit charges him with purposely
saturating a part of The contents of
his home with kerosene and applying
a match thereto, with the purpose OF
defrauding the insurance companies.
The clew which led to the arrest OF
young Treece came about through a
chance remark made by his wife a
few weeks ago while she WAS prose-
cutting divorce proceedings against
him. This suit. however, was anil
cebly setteled later. The young mans
father, George Treece is one of the
most prominent land owners in the
county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-31
MARINES IN SERVICE
Major General Haywood Makes
His Annual Report to Sec
rotary Moody.

News-Democrat Leased Wire service.)
Washington, Oct. 2S. = Major Gen.
eral Charles Heywocd, commandant Of
the United States marine corps, in
his annual report to the secretary Of
the navy says it is his policy to keep
the officers and men of his command
in the Philippines only two years and
a halt, returning them after such ser
vice, TO this country. He hopes to
reduce this term of service to two
years, that being as long as it is ad-
visable to keep them in that climate
During the past year while there
have been practically no demonstra-
tions in the Philippines by organized
insurgents, the marines, says General
Haywood, have done excellent work
In Kidding the islands of roHnA bands
of Ladrones. .e... ~