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The monthly statement of the pub
lie debt shows that the debt, less cash
in the treasury, amounted to $685.
O9l, 321, = decrease for the month OF
S5,slS,646. This decrease is prin-
cipally accounted for by a correspon-
ding increase in the cash on hand.
The debt is recapitulated as follows;
Interest bearing debt, 1881, 07O, $40;
debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity, Sl,257, ago; debt bearing no
interest, 1875, 254, 99l; total, S1,327,-
$50, S21.
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GASrRITIS.
Caused by Some Irritant Acting Upon
the Mucous Membrane of the
Stomach.

determination of the stomach. gastric
catarrh or gastritis, as this unpleasant
ahiction is %variously called, may, like
most inhammatory diseases, be acute or
chronic in Its course. The symptoms OF
gastritis are more or less fever. WEAK
pulse, loss OF appetite, coated tongue.
foul breath, bad taste in the mouth, the
mead aches DULY. There is sensation OF
weight or distress in the stomach. Gas.
tritis is caused by some irritant acting on
the mucous membrane of the stomach
the irritenti is often formed Ia the stomach
oy the fermentation Of indigestibls food.
GAstritis will never develop IL Won take
regularly DR.. Csldwelps Syrup pepsiu
Inc guaranteed cure for Indigestion
constipation and ali diseases arising from
stomach troubles. DR., Caldwell.s svrup
Pepsin is an all the year round medicine.
Good for the whole family from the
smallest infant up. 1t is the best lie
insurance. Sold by Leroy Farmer. Soc
anu slVV bottles. 9-8m1
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The Premler,s FarOrlte Diversion.

luz AlOAulOk OlNSISlUu.
The favorile diversion of MIR.
BntaDur is philosophy. The leisure
thAa other men would give to The
noys, he devoses to the discussion OF
sons Of the pEofoandest of human
psvblems; the truth Of revelation-the
coAaict between the spiritual aud The
m&erialistic conceptions of the being
aua future of Man; he is true not only
to the heredlty OF his family, but Of
th&t curious Scotch race to which he
uasngs; the race that has produced at
CHae the most practical minds and the
mSat subtle intellects of the world.
Me, Balfour Is often absent minded,
inaccurate, slovenly, indolent in the
house of commons; bat 1t 10 because
whAe his body is there, his soul Is tsr
awag. 1t scars to the misty mountain
tops of God and Life; the Soul, the
UAaeen, the Eternal; in short be has
essentially the theological mind =
E~V&ybodY's Magazine.
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New Time Card


Take laxative Bromo QuEn ioa qabiets. All
urusslsss refund the money! itails to cure
~ v sroye's signature is on eac b box. &c
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Mexico Intelligencer: A party of
ossitalists met here August 25th with
the intention Of applying for articles
Of Incorporation for the construction of
IA electric line from Brookfeld, Linn
coa0ty, to Cuivre Junction, Lincoln
coAaty, a distance of 175 miles.
Amoug the capitalists was Colonel w.
K. Chase, of New York, the promoter.
II Is the intention to erect a standard
gapge electric line from Brookfeld, In
Lisa county, to Cuivre Junction, on
the Burlington, in Lincoln county,
Though Glasgow, Fayelte, Columbia,
Fttton, Mineola, New Florence and
Troy. The survey has been finished
as far east from Bookfeld as Harris
burg, Boone county, and will be
pushed east to the Burlington at a
rapid rate. 1t IS expected by the
prsGoters that the line will be in
operation within a year.
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1t is reported that the Santa Fe
railroad has made arrangements
to use the tracks of the Iowa &
St. Louis railroad from Biddle, MIS-.
sour, ito ST. Louis when that road is
ccapleted. This will give them an
eAtrance into st. Louis before the
worlds fair is held in 1904. The
distance from Kansas City to St. Louis
by this route will be three miles longer
than the Wabash and three miles
shsrter than the Missouri Pacific.
BTadle is about fifty miles northwest of
Macon.
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The Wisconsin democratic cOnven-
ton on September 4tb, nominated
David A. Rose, mayor Of Milwaukee,
FOR governor. The platform is de.
voted entirely to state issues except
in the matter Of trusts
h. G. Russell, lately Of California,
has resumed his run as express mes
senger on the Lexington branch and
viii probably make bis home at Lex
ington again. Hi family win remain
in California this winter.
Captain ]. Q. %Plattenburg and
Captain ]. A. Wilson have been Sc
lected by the Lexington Camp U. @.
V. as delegates to the annual reunion
at st. Joseph, September s-l2. Al
ternates G. P. Venable aud D. A
Slusher.
MIS-. Lydia J. Porter has filed suit
against the Missouri Pacific Railroad
for $4,000 damages for the killing Of
her husband last March at the cross
ing on tie Wellington road. William
Aull is attorney for the plaintiff and
W. II. Chiles for the defendant.
We are in receipt of an illustrated
edition of the Buffalo, N, Y, Evening
Times containing a page of pictures
of 1.-THE prettiest children of Buffalo "
Among them is Miss Lena Ludwigs,
daughter of Emil A. Ludwigs, for
merly 0 fthis city, now of Buffalo.
The Educational Extension Library
of Chicago is establishing a branch 10
this city. Messrs. Russell and Gage,
representing this institution, are n
town and are making efforts to work
up a good list OF subscribers. Some
samples OF their books are to be seen
in the show window off B. Vaughan.
Died, at her home in East Lexing-
ton, Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock,
after an illness OF two months, Mrs.
Morgan Baker. Mrs. Baker vas a
sister of Mrs. Ohio Gaifin and Mrs.
Lon %Schwarls, both Of this city.
She leaves a husband and ts ddugh-
tiers Funeral services will be held at
the house at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Richmond Mlssourian The Missouri
CompanY,a Minnesota enterprise,
have received their " sells OF drilling
machinery at Bray mer. The drill was
started Tuesday al 4 p. No., and is
making a ten inch hole rapily. The
machine runs day and night. Ray
county oil has for years been a dream,
and now it may be an awakening!
People must not go wild. Let moder.
prevail. The Missourian will
keep you up to date on the real news,
of course.
Mrs. Amanda Withers, 3OlO MCGEE
street, Kansas City, announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Mary
Sloan Withers, and Mr.. Thomas /.
Goodson, Of Carrollton, Mo. The
marriage will be celebrated in
October at Mrs. Wither's home. The
bride.to-be is well known in this city,
and is one of the brightest, sweetest
girls we ever knew. She is a cousin
of Mrs. J.. G. Worthington, Of this
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method.
GOITRE and cancers cured at home
without operation danger or pain.
ECZEMA in all forms. Nervous
diseases, rheumatism, diseases OF
stomach, intestinal and kidney dis.
eases of long standing.
FEMALE DISEASES leuchorea.
dyspmennea and all chronic diseases
subject to women.
MEMS PRIVATE DISEASES of
blood and lost manhood.
mpton sheet and we have had great
AIRY with us all instruments known to
treatment, such as X-rays, Glabres-
CREDENTIALS and testimonials.
90 Vincennes Ave.
7, 1902, at Nickell's Home.
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AT the Galloway county primary
election, August 80, Stone received
246l votes and Wallace 1896. Ia
Saline county on the same date the
vote was, Stone 3427 and Wallace 742.
Miss Mary r. Hare, Of Indepen-
dence, who has been visiting here
returned home Tuesday evening,
accompanied by Mrs. J. E. Corners
and two children, who will make her
a visit.
Mrs. Gustav Haerle returned We'd
nesday evening from a visit to St.
Louis and De Soto. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Paul HInchey, of the
latter place, who will make her a
visit.
The census shows a steady increase
IN the average age of population.
Ninety years ago the average IN the
United States was sixteen years.
Now it is twenty-five and eight
tenths.
Henry County Democrat: Lon v.
Stephens has dropped down so low
in the scale of humanity that only
Republican newspapers are sufficiently
debased to publish his scolds or allude
TO his sore spots.
Sweet Springs Herald: Mrs. Kin
ney, of San Antonio, Texas, left Sal
urday afternoon for Lexington, after a
five weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
W. G. Hall and family. She will be
accompanied home by Miss Matte
Hall, who expects to spent the winter
with her. Miss Matte joined her aunt
IN Lexington Tuesday afternoon.
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GROUP

Usually begins with the symptoms OF a
cednmon cold; there Is chilliness, sneez.
Ing, sore throat, hot skin, quick pulse,
hOarseness aud impeded respiration.
Give frequent small doees OF Billiards.
Horehound Syrup, (the child will cry for
III aud at the first sign OF a croupy cough
apply frequently Billiards. Snow Liuiment
externally to the throat. SOC at Crenshaw
d Young's. 6m1
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HnnLIng, Elshlng and Boailnr.

New hotel at Whites Park. Just
opened. Fine fishing and boaolng.
a good place to spend your vacation.
Come and have a good time. Whites
Island Fishing and Hunting Club.
Waverly, Mo.
Sod&wml 5. ]. WmTE, Manager.
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Chilicothe Constitution: "Miss Edith
Robinson, one OF Chilicothe's hand
soonest and most popular girls, was
married recently at Cuba, Mo-, to
Nj. G. W. Hollow, a prominent and
wesitby business man OF that city.
TIE ceremony was a quiet one, on
acesunt of the recent death of the
BRIDES brother. Miss Robinson is a
charming young woman, a gifted elo-
cutsonist and charming artist" Miss
Robinson visited Lexington several
tines when her brother Ed F. Robinson,
recently deceased, was a student in
Wentworth Academy.
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Mrs. George Smith, of Napton.
accompanied by two children, George
aud Lucy, arrived Wednesday evening
for a visit to the family Of George
Vaughan.
Misses Fannie Farmhouse and Mabel
Galloway returned Friday morning
from San Francisco, Cal, where they
have been making an extended visit
to relatives.
The Rev. John X. Dunn, Of Christ
Episcopal church, who has been
having a vacation during August,
will resume services Sunday morning
and evening.
j. M. Crowder and grandson, James
Milton Spurlock, left Thursday even
ing for a visit to relatives in Fair
plains, Neb., and Cedar Rapids,
South Dakota.
Mrs. Thomas Dorm, of Junction
City, Kas., accompanied by Miss May
Ketner, of Macon, Georgia, arrived
Wednesday night for a visit to the
family Of Judge John E. Ryland.
On September Sd an earthquake in
TRANSIT aucasia, in Russia, caused the
release of a glacier which swept down
the slope of Mount Kasbek filling the
valley and killing seven hundred people.
The horse Albert Allison is better.
He was i'll when he entered the race
Tuesday and until Thursday evening
he was not expected to get well.
The prospect now is that he will be
all right in a week or two, but he
probably will not be entered in any
more races this summer.
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Clover Pasture,

have line clover pasturage, about
90 acres, for rent. Apply to
otz4tt s. j. HUSTON.
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One Day Only.
Nickelrs Home, Wed, Sept. 18th.
These are the Diseases Most Successfully Treated by Their Method

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over the eyes, cross eyes, blind
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EAR-Deafness, singing, roaring
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cATARRH of all forms quickly
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Remember Date, September
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LOCAL GNIEFs

Miss Lula Hacker left Wednesday
morning for Sweet Springs for a visit
TO relatives.
Misses Amanda and Lydia Marcki
returutd Tuesday night from a visit
to Kansas City.
Married at Concordia, Mo-, August
"a, MI. Henry K. Welpman and Miss
Georgiana Meyer.
Married, near Aullvile, August
%, Mr.. Clint Neville aud Miss Derby
Harvey, Of Warsaw.
S. w. statfer and family arrived
from Kansas City Thursday night tc
spend a few days here.
Mrs. George Dodge went to Hlg.
ginsyille Thursday pight to attend
the fair and visit relatives.
Mrs. A. Eatherton, of Kansas City,
returned home Thursday evening,
after a visit to relatives here.
Mrs. H P, McCausland went to
HIgginsville Thursday night to spend
a few days with relatives.
Miss Cornelia Craig returned Tues
day night from Colorado, where she
has been spending some time.
Mrs. S. N. Wilson and children
returned from Warrensburg Tuesday
night, after a visit to relatives there.
Died, near Lexington, August 20,
Of appendicitis, Lawrence Tucker
Dierklng, aged 5 years and 4 months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker, If
Napton, returned home Friday morn
lug, after a visit to relatives in this
Guy.
J. G McGrew, Jr., Gordon White
and j. A. Rankin went to Higgins
vile Thursday night to attend a
dance.
J. T. Bell, Jean Weber and A. r.
Smith went to Higginsyille Thursday
night to furnigh the music for a
dance.
Mrs. Frank VanArsdale, Of Kansas
City, returned home Wednesday
evening, after a visit to relatives
here.
Mrs. T. T. Stramcke and Mrs. John
Smitbers and little daughter, Edna,
returned from Kansas City Thursday
night.
Mrs. Ella G.. White returned Wed
nesday night from Colorado, where
she has been spending the past two
weeks.
Miss Allie King, of Marshall, who
has been visiting her friend, Miss
Leslie Bates, returned home Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. A. Wade and little daughter,
Ella, arrived Tuesday evening from
Marshall for a visit 10 the family Of
Oscar Andreen.
Miss Annie Laurie, Of ST. Louis,
arrived Wednesday evening for a
visit to her grandmother, Mrs.
Catherine Keene.
A marriage license was issued
Thursday afternoon to Frank e.
Cawthorn and Miss Ella Osborne,
both Of MAYHEM.
Mrs. j.. H. friedrich and children,
who have bean visiting relatives here,
returned Wednesday morning to
Leayenworth, Kas.
Mrs. L. Fred Evans, Of Indepen-
dence, arrived Thursday morning for
a visit to her parents, Judge and
Mrs. Richard Field.
Miss Parthinia Hicklin returned
Wednesday evening from Marshall,
where she has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. H. H. Harris.
Miss Nan Austin returned Thurs
day night from Willow Springs,
where she has been spending the
summer with relatives.
The county board Of equalization
adjourned Tuesday and the board Of
appeals TO hear grievances will meet
Monday, September 25.
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Autoritat I'M snetnitnrfad.
eeU tHtsuettnsus tirbeber ser Haeoaobabn
was istme aDerpienfte.

oev intsuettssus urbeber ses eassasbabm
wms fstms werpienits.
tals Der inteneftuele urbeber Der
bielgenonnten Hagbabbabn, bes ges
)paJttger unternebmens, bas our 3eit
1t ber Nlisfibrung begriffen TT. mub
BIT 1921 In Stuttgart eeborene Snses
INCUR 70. b. prefel anseieben tperben.
@tlbelm prefel, Der bic Stutfgor>
tet @uuseiperbefdule abfoIDirte nnb be-
bufx pettersr Musbilbung Granfretd
uro England befu4te, tpurbe 1916
prpfeHor am Stuttgarter polntehnis
Siil. Gr Ieitete nahbem ben 8au Der
ip1rttembersif4en @teigbabn Bel @eise
ytn9er, baute bon 1852 Bis 1852 bos
peb Der fdpeiaerifaen Norbpeftbahn
NIT benz 6auenfteintunnel unb leate
bon 1862 Bis 1868 perfdiebene 9ab>
men IN Oeferreid=rnsarn, 70 unter
biefen bic 9rennersp uifertbaIbabu. an.
Sm lebtgenonnten Sabre purbe pr.5s
fet, Der fd als @iienbabninaenieur
etnen Meltruf ertporben bate, BON benz
Baron Grid einselaben, bic 9abnen
In Ser europdifden 3iirtei 3u traciren.
Hti ber 2Sfung Der fdmieris.n auf.
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0"SeNNS"h NShtTNt'h W. ptSU6"
Big 8asbab unb suriid an benz gu.
pbrat big Sripolis aufnebmen, tpos
bnr9 bic bamals berbdltnibmGbig nod
tpenis befannten @esenben 5uerft aufs
gti9lofen tpurben. Seine @nttpiirfe
unb Roffenporanf9ldge fir bas fleir=
aiiatif9e GiienbdbnneB gelaneten In
bic 9Gnbe Siemens in Berlin, Der it9
atpeds @nsfiibruns Der 8%asbabbabs
NIT Der Deutf6en 8anf in @erbinbunu
fssts
prefels fa9mdnnti9er Matb tpirb
trob bes Differs bes bodperbienten
Mannes nod beute bel alien fdpierisen
Gragen i'm europGi59en 8abnbau ein<
eebolt. Mls Biirt 8ismard BON pref.
fels @ifenbabnpldnen unb Denf5arifs
ten iiber bic nirtbfdaftliden 8erbdlfe
nife tn Der Sirfei aenntnib erbielt,
Guberte er gu Or. 8uf9. @un3e
Mttenfdrdnte NIT 8eri9ten metner
Rdtbe muBte i9 bersebli9 bur9ftubts
rem, um &larbeit iber bic pirfli9en
@erbdltnihe Der Sirfei gu erlangsn,
Big enbli9 biefer etnfo9e Snaenieur
aus Sapaben mid unterrt9tete unb
mir bur9 feline Denff4riften Elm 2t9t
Qufffedte."
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pic Aeponation auf San Domingo,
SIRE usiaasn-Ber @tsepraficent Der Vabrer
Der 0sebeaen.

SIRE ttsiadsn-8er @tsepraficent Der Vabrer
oer 0eebeaen.
Gof unbemerft-bte 9%epo6nbeit
ftumpft ia ab-bat fih pieberum in
elmer INSTRUMENTATION Hepublif,
btesmal in @an Domingo, eine &eboz
luton abeefpielt. Oie Hebe1en unter
Gubrung bes Disqualification bes 5reiz
ftaotes, Generals 9oraeio 8asques,
fegten, unb pr6iibent Simenes tpnrbe
ssftirat.
Stnnenes mar prdfbert Der Mepublit
felt SUM 1899; fetn Mmtstermin pdre
TN nG4iten Sabre abgelaufen. @ass
quea bate, nahbem ber tnrannilde
prdfibtnt 9euredur bon benz tugenbz
Ii4ea patrioten gaceres in 1899 er,
fmpden tpnrben mar, probiiorif9 bas
prdfbentenomt perpaltet, ipdbrenb
etne Deputation bon berborragenben
@iirgern San Domingos nad 9a.
bunno, mo Stmenes bamols ii9 aufz
belt, gins unb biefen nad3 Der 5eimatb
holte. Die bann fofsenbe Mabl, aus
Der Stmenes einftimmig ols prdfibent
berborging, ndbrenb @osque5 nur
Wt3eprdfibent tpurbe, mo9te fir ben
Qebteren cine gnttduI9ung bilben. gr
btnabm fih aber forfeit, unb er1t in Der
ltbten 3eit tpurbe es befannt, bab bic
8e5tebungen 5tpii9en Simenes unb
Wosque5 gefponnte feien. Gum offenen
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an Der Subtitle geIegenen 6ouptftabt
Sdn Domingo maridiren tonnte, obne
ouf Mibtrftanb gu ftoBen. Grit Dor
hersllebergabe Der Gtabt fam es atpi=
,t&en ben Regierungstruppen unb ben
@ebenen gu RGmpfen, Bel benen auf
betben Geiterr cine Mnaabl aombattan<
ten get6btet pber pertpuiibet purben.
Die fremben Ge5anbten unb Ronfuln
tn Gan Domingo permittelten bic
Observation-Disclosures. Dura eine
S!ertelben tparb Simenes, Der iia in ben
@9ub bes fran3Dffden Roniulats be-
bsbeD bate, unb ben Regierungsbeams
len unb sMnbdngern ausreidenbe
Si&erbeit gurantirt. gs fonitituirte
td bierouf cine propiforiihe Regiee
fijtlg NIT gasque3 ols pberftem gbef,
PIE Bis nod ben Wahlen i'm Belize ber
electromagnetic bleibt.
Etnteres bat in alien groBen gentrer
Gtropos gelebt unb id cine iiber bas
Nur&f&nittsmab sebenbe Bilbuna o1s
geetgnet, tpdbrenb Wasque3, Der iebt
kttuo 40 Sabre adbIt, cine ous{dlieB>
lid ttnbetmif9e Groiebuns senob, ME
olH San Domingo berauseefommer
IN unb NIT feiner Sapferteit, Riidz
t&tsIofisieit unb Gnergie bas proto=
anp stnes fpantf9sameritaniiden @ene,
soIS bilbet,
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Der bortisen fr.mben @efanbti9aften
bur9 bic 9orer @elesenbeit, feine milis
tdrif9e grfabrung gu erproben. Na9
feinem Gntnurfe tpurben bic 8arrifaz
ben an Der Sdrtdrenmauer erri9tet,
pel9e bic @efanbtfdaften unb lire Be-
bedmssmannfdaften in ben @tanb
iebten, ita Bis gum gintreffen Der
4niirten gu balten. Ct entpdrf bann
audi Die pldne fir Elm lsi9tes Ginbrins
gen Der auiirten Sruppen in pefing
unb lieb bas betreffenbe @6riftftiid
General GaIelee bur9 sinen 8oten auz
teuen, Der es BON Der Mouer berunters
tieb.
9erbert g. squiers, Der reid 1T unb
neben biplomatif9em @ei6id unb Sat-
aud a~usgebebnte Spradfsnntmihe be-
fibt, fam Dor etli9en Mpnaten auf llrs
laub nod ben Ser. Staaten, nobel er
aus ben palGiten pefinss itammenbe
t~pertbpo1e &unitfddbe mitbra6te, bic
CT auf elmer Muttion in Sient1in erz
ftanbsn botte.
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alsiter %biplomatifdsr a1oatm.
Ser erfe @efanste ser Bet. etaaten bel Be
Republif &nba.

Ser erfe 0efanSte Der Bet. etaaten bel Der
Nepmblif 3nba.
Gum @efanbten fir bic nelie @ee
publit Ruba lit bon prdfibent @ooiez
belt Der feitberise 2esationsfefretGr In
pefing, 9erbert 8. Squiers, beftimmt
tpprben.
9erbert 8. Squiers itammt aus aaz
nabo. gr be1uhte bic Rriessdfabemie
gu Meit point, fir bic er pom @taate
Minnefota, mo fid Die Camille anse=
iiebelt bate, aussepdblt tporben mar.
Cine 3eit lang biente er in Der Ser.
@taaten=R abauerie unb murbe 1877
3neiter. 2eutnant, pertaufhte aber
fpdter bic milttdrtf9e &arrtere nit Der
biplomatif4en unb purbe 1894 apeiz
ter Sefretdr Der amerifani19en &C.
fdnbtf9aft Geit 1897 BotI9afD in
Berlin. Sn 1898 als erfter @efretdr
fir bic amerifanii4e @efanbti9aft
na9 peting berfeBt, fanb @quiers
tpdbrenb Der finftpD1igen 8elageruns
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eabe seiste ii6 Der seniale Ulann ia
feiner feltenen uniDeriolitdt, als Sns
eenieur, Der Die tennif4 bette Srace 81
ftncen tpuBte, ols 8plfspirt6, Der bic
pirtbidafttiGen @erbdltniiie ertpog,
unb als Der Mann, Der au3 fir Die
@ef9i9te ipie fir bic 8ebiirfnifie BON
2anb unb 2euten etnen f9orfen Bid
bate. Mnfangs 1872 bon Der thrift
f9en &eeisrung our @nlage zines
@tfenbabnneBes in Der aftattf9en Surz
Tel berufen unb gum Standardization
Der tiirfi{9sn Gtfenbahnen errlannt,
lieb prefel, als feline plGne ni9t our
@usfibrung fumen, 1878 ouf feline
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-29
BURNED TO DEATH.
Young Woman Loses Her Life aud Her
Aunt Fatally nnrnsd.

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Aunt Fatally Burned.
New York. April 2s.-Lizzie McGar
vey. n Brooklyn schoolteacher. was
burned 10 death and her aunt Mrs.
Lizzie Lambert. 20 years old was prob
ably fatally burned in Williamsburg.
Miss McGarvey and her aunt occupied
an apartment In Fillmore place. Neigh
bors were alarmed by smoke which
was traced TO their door. The door
was forced open and Miss McGarvey
was found dead on the door. burned al.
most beyond recognition. BY her side
lay her aged aunt. unconscious and al
so terribly burned.
II is believed the dress OF the young
or woman caught fire al the kitchen
range. and she ran into the dining
room. where her aunt was sitting Mrs.
Lambert probably received her iniu'
ries in an effort to save her neice.
None in the house heard the women's
cries. Miss McCarvey's clothing was
entirely consumed