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The Van Buren press., 1903-06-06
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
The Grand National Fncnmpmcnt Mt
BloomingtOn, Iii.-i'rogrnmme
Delayed by bad Weather.

Bloomington, ILL.,, June 4.-Bloom.
ington was the proud host, Wedncs-
day, of thousands of veterans of the
Spansh-Amorican war, here to attend
the grand national encampment which
opened Tuesday. The Sixth regiment
l. n. q. arrived Wednesday morning
and was escorted to the camp grounds
by all of the military bodies and vet
erans already here. The town is Law
ishly decorated The weather Of
Tuesday delayed the programme and
the military competitive drills ar
ranged for Wednesday morning were
not commenced until late in the after
noon. The great event of the day was
the arrival of President Roosevelt and
his party in the afternoon. All of the
various military bodies turned out to
meet him.
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CONsECRATED TO THE DEAD.
Dedication Of Memorial Hall Mt
Nock ford by President Roosevelt

Rock Island, H., June l.--lhc fea.
turc of the visit Of President Roosc.
welt to Rockford, Wednesday, was the
dedication Of Memorial hall, u $4,000
structure, ConScCratcd 60 the sailors
and soldiers Of Winncbago county
The city was dcckcd ~ gala gnrb,
picturc Of the president adorned the
store fronts and residences. thousands
Of visitors hockcd 10 the city and
manufacturers united in movement
for making the occnSIon Of the prcsi'
dents visit general holiday
President Roosevelt rcnchcl Rock.
ford on schedule time, arriving At o. Is
n. m, lie was accompanied by Con.
grcssmnn Robert Il, Hit ana John \,
Davis post q, A. Il, Of Frccport In n
body, M nm escort
lie was officially greeted Ivy com
mitlcc Of six, consisting of Mayor
jackson, Judge \, II, Frost Congress.
man Chas. IT, Fuller and Mcssrs r. T.
nuchbcc j, H. Whitehead aud Walter
Van Nsync, of the county board, and
escorted by carriage 10 Memorial
hall. Both sides Of the hroad thor
onghnrr were lined by uniformed
men drawn up facing the procession,
Arriving at Memorial building, Con-.
gresham HIT introduced the prcsi-
dent 20 the vast audience confronting
him, and the chief executive made "A
brief response, after which he un'
frcd ,hr fag over the structure
The president and party then re-
entered their carriages aud enjoyed u
short drive through the principal
streets, Ars, passing In review before
some 1000 school children massed at
park adjoining the Memorial build'
inc, Each child carried hag, and the
salute given the president was most
inspiring sight
The decorations for the occasion
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ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
MD Confederate Veteran and Once
Prominent Business Man
Hanged.
EVENTS Of AWEEK BRIEFLY CHRONICLED
Total Value Of Real and Personal
Property in the State Slot Ma
chimes Seized and Burned at Hot
sorings Man Destroys His Own
Sill and Surrenders to officers.
Old Man Hanged.

I'd Shut, pioneer citizen of Tex
o,tana and an ex-Corfederate soldier,
was hanged May 20 for the murder
ofL C. Whitener one year ago, Shut
ocd Whitener were at one time part
,ors in business. Shut had some
Imaginary grievance against White
nor and without a word of warning
stppped up to him and shot him down.
On account of the prominence of
hoth parties the case attracted un-
rsual interest. AS last resort the
wife of the condemned man, accom-
ranied by Col. f. NJ. Henry, one Of
tbe Oldest attorneys of TeXarkana
went to Austin and presented a peti.
tion signed by the best citizens Of the
county. praying that the life Of the
old man be spared, The governor,
however, refused to interfere, and the
sentence Of the court was carried out
twenty-five years ago Ed Shut was
lone OF lue must pI IOllllICEl buollcSS
men of Texarkana, and for years
thereafter prospered in the hardware
and undertaking business. A man Of
a joyia disposition, he made friends
Of all classes, but as years rolled by
he grew careless In business affairs
As his money slipped away, so it was
with his friends OF prosperous days,
and the too free indulgence in the cup
soon wiped out all his means. While
under the influence Of liquor, and
brooding over his financial reYerses
'he killed the man with whom he was
in business for years Doubtless the
deed was prompted from a diseased
brain leading him TO the belief that
the man he murdered had wronged
him At the trial no justification was
shown by the defendant, and despite
the efforts of influential citizens,
once useful and highly respected citi-
zen passed away at the hands OF the
hangman.
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Value OF Taxable Property.

Deputy Auditor of State Avery f,
Moore has completed the abstract of
the tax books Of the state Of Arkan'
sas, showing the kinds and amount
Of real and personal property taxed,
with the rates and amounts and poll
tax for the year 1902. The total value
Of the real estate is Sli2774533 and
the total value OF personal property,
including poll taxes, $8iG26,jSO, a
total valuation on real and personal
property Of s224,4Ol4l3, This Is a
decrease Of $SGG.5GS under the taxes
Of 1901, when the personal property
tax was $S1,S9S,0j2 and the real tax
Ni32SlG29, a total Of $225,2G1GSl,
There are In the state 2S5,Gi3 persons
liable TO pay q poll tax
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SPECIAL nINNm BULLETIN.
Not over ~ Feet Indicated for ~
Loujs-Thr Nrknnsn. ~ tp,

London, June at is understood
river at Kansas city has begun 20 flll
The guugc reads this morning, jli
feet, fail Of onc.siNth Feet since
Tuesday morning The rise continues
10 the eastward, nni At ST. Lonis, THE
morning the stage was az, l,g above
the danger line, From the wNlcr now
In sight no considerable damage can
be- done In the vicinity Of ST. Louis
not over 3i feet being now Indicated
Nor,h " St Louis, us far "a, Dubuque,
the Mississippi continues ~ rise 'loN'
lN Kcokuk reporting $50 feet, 90
above the danger line, The lower Ar.
kunsas Is also a foot or tWu above the
danger line, but has about come g. u
gtnn1
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THE VALPARAISO STORM.
OF Eighty Persons on Board the
Lost steamer AreIuipn, Only Sew
enteen known to lie Saved.

London, June A dispatch to
Lloyd's from Valparaiso, Chill, CON
firms the dispatch from Santiago de
Chilli referring to the fears expressed
there for the safety of the Pacific
steam Navigation Co.'S steamer Are
quipa which during a lull in Tues
days storm at Valparaiso, left that
port in an endeavor TO ride ont the
gale at sea. The agent cables that
the steamer, which had 50 persons
on board, was probably lost, The
bodies of some of the Arequipa's s
crew, he adds, have been washed
ashore.
Later advices from Valparaiso say
the Arequipa foundered at her moor
ings, and the captain, his wife and
the majority of the crew were lost,
Only II were saved
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Big Increase In Assessment.

The railroad assessment board,
composed of Gov Davis, Secretary Of
State Crockett and Auditor Monroe,
has completed its labors, The as
sessment Of the Iron Mountain stood
at $4,000 per mile The Cotton Belt
was raised from $500 per mile to
the same as the Iron Mountain; the
c., o. & G. from $500 to the same
figure; the Frisco from 10000 to the
same figure. and the Kansas City
Southern from $500 per mile to the
same figure, which was $4,000 per
mile for all these lines After this
there was general raise of 20
per cent on these railroads, The
Memphis bridge was raised from
$75O,0OO to $LOOOOOO On some of
the roads the increase amounts to
over 100 per cent, The assessment
rate per mile on short line roads was
also increased in proportion, 1t is
more than probable the railroads VIII
resist the increase In the courts.
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COURT CHANGED ITS MIND.
The Trial of Curtis Jett and Thomas
White VIII Not be Sent out OF
Brcathitt County.

Jackson, Ky, June 4-The jail
guard was called out Tuesday night
by number of shots, which were
apparently fred in the air to annoy
the soldiers. Otherwise, the night
passed quietly.
Curtis Jett and Thomas White, al
legged murderers of James Morcmn,
were brought in to court by file Of
soldiers Wednesday. The courts ar-
der Of Tuesday to hold their rial in
Morgan county had not been entered,
and upon the suggestion of Common
wealth Attorney Byrd, of the incon-
venience and danger to witnesses en-
tailed, the court directed that the or
der be not entered, and that the
cas0S 90 to trial here. The judge will
appoint an elisor to go to another
county and get a Jury.
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MURDERED BY ROBBERS.
Louis and suburban Railroad.
Shot and KILLED by Robbers.

st. Louis, June 4--John H. Keith, a
conductor on the Edwardsvllc divi-
sion of the East st. Louis q Suburban
railroad, was shot and instantly kjllel
by an unknown man at II o'clock
Tuesday night.
Three men boarded the car and at
tempted to rob the motorman. The
conductor went TO the front end Of
the car to MD the motorman and was
shot by one of the men. No money
was secured from him. He had S22.o0
on his person when he was taken to
the morgue.
\ posse was organized by Sheriff
Thompson and went in pursuit of the
men, but no trace OF them was found.
There w"rc no passengers on the car
at the time Of the fil'ng.
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CONDITION At ST. LOUIS.
The water Gradually Rising and II
stage of 30 Feet Predicted.

St. Louis, June AT noon Wednes-
day the stage of the river in front of
St. Louis was 3l.l feet.
The government gauge at the foot Of
Market street, which showed this, al
so showed that the stream was rising
steadily at the rate of a tenth of a
foot every two hours.
HarEor department officials state
that IS feet will be reached by Satur-
day, even if there is no change Of CON
ditions to cause more rapid rise.
At that stage there will be from
two to three feet of water in all the
buildings along the levee front,
The river will then be within one
foot of the stage reached by the
great food in 1892.
While a rise Of one-twentleth OF u
foot an hour does not seem rapid it
is about as rapid as the river ever
rises when at its present stage. The
river spreads over SO much territory
that it takes vast quantity Of water
to cause rise of one-twentieth Of a
foot, The same quantity coming down
at an average stage would cause a
rise of from one-tenth to two-tenths
an hour
There is activity among the boat
people, They know better than 9th
ers what to expect from the river
when it is at its present stage and ris.
ing, and they are not permitting their
property to be exposed to any unnec'
cssary risk.
The lcycc is being rapidly cleared Of
movable property and those who
have goods stored in cellars and stores
along the levec front are removing
IL ~. L.. ,,Lu-nn.- - -n lnt A.
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MATERIALLY BETIERD.
Flood Conditions at Kansas City and
Vicinity Growing Slowly
But Surely Better.
ELABORATE RELIEF PLANS FORMING.
Unless More and Heavy Rains Fall
the Fail I'm the Missouri and hnw
Rivers VIII he Rapid From Vow
On-sunsbine Helps 10 Dispci the
Gloom.

Kansas City, Mo, June 4.-Flood
conditions were materially bettered
during the night, and on oil sides the
intense strain of the past four days
had for the first time been relieved.
Communication by steamer with Kan
s,s City, kas., having been opened up
permanently, and the exact conditions
there having become known, no fur
thcr feeling of anxiety was felt for
the sufferers in that locality Now
that the lay of the land is known. and
the relief committees of both Kansas
Citys are able to work together, they
have mapped out and put into execu-
ton elaborate plans for relieving all
distress. restoring order and return
ing business to its natural channels.
These plans are being carried nut by
an army of local men, reinforced by
relief in the shape of food and boats
sent in from st. Joseph and Leayen-
worth.
At seven o'clock Wednesday morn
ing the Missouri river registered 3i.i
feet, fall Of nearly ten inches in as
many hours, and the weather bureau
predicts that from now on the water
at this point will fall gradually but
steadily. The Kansas river continues
to fall at the rate os one.half inch an
hour, and the tops of submerged cars
and small buildings are beginning to
show about the water line.
The sun il shining, and this fact
was tremendous force for coed.
Missouri Pacific Bridge Safe.
The report Tuesday night, that the
Missouri Pacific bridge had gone out,
proved TO be Incorrect The bridge,
which spans the kaw, is weighted
down by II engines and as well as can
be judged by inspection made with
the aid Of field glass from the bluff,
half mile away, the bridge is still
safe. The water about the structure
is lower, and the current less strong
than on Tuesday The weather fore
cast issued by Observer Conor at ten
o'clock Wednesday morning says;
"BOth the Missouri and knw rivers
will continue falling to-day ana
Thursday. The food level will he
from two TO three feet lower by
Thursday morning"
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CARING ron rmn SUFFERERS.
Town WIN Take care of Her suh"r'
crs without outside Assistance,

Dcs Mones, Ia, June THE work
Of caring for the 5000 destitute flood
sufferers Is still taxing the local COM
mittce TO the utmost, but the COM
mittee has rca'lirmcd that there is no
need Of outside assistance. Ten thou
sand dollars have been subscribed
here, in addition to a large quantity
Of clothing and food,
At Atlantic two marooned families
were drowned in the NIshnabotnu
bottoms Tuesday night cooped up In
their own homes by the food. For five
days they had been compelled to sit
on tables with no drinking water and
practically nothing TO eat
The river continues 10 fall rapidly
between here and kcOkuk
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ARRESTED IN THE ACT.
william BrocL mud wife Arrested
for Countcrfeiting nt Hot springs,
Ark.-Dig Haul Of the Queer.

Hot Springs, Ark June 4,-William
Brock and wife, Mary Brock, were ar
rested here, Tuesday night, on a
charge of counterfeiting. Brock was
arrested while in the act Of passing a
SIS bill in u saloon, Mrs. Brock was
arrested in her apartments, where
several thousand dollars in - bills,
together with the plates and the fun
counterfeiting equipment were found
Thn MIN nrc rNcellent cOmnierfclls.
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HEREFORD SALE POSTPONED.
The sothnm Auction of IicrefordS ut
Chiliico,bc Postponed 10 Jun"
1917 ON Account of Flood

Chillicothc, Mo, June i-Thc
Sotham auction of Hereford cattle
has been postponed TO June IS and H.,
This district is surrounded by water,
and the postponement is necessitated
by refusal of the railroad companies
to accept shipments Meanwhile, No
cattle will he sold at private sales, al
being held for the auction.
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SALT LAKE DISAPPEARING.
| Grcnt Inland saline Sen VIII BE
Only IA Remembrance.

Salt Lake City, Utah, June A.
Great Salt lake is doomed, and its dis
appearance is only a question of time.
Readings taken, Tuesday, by United
States Section Director Hyatt, show
that despite the unprecedented rain
fall for the last three weeks, the lake
level is two feet six inches below nor
NAL The readings amazed DR., Wyatt,
who expected, in view of the hcIvy
precipitation, that "A rise would be
shown Scientists are puzzled ny The
drying up Of the lake, Some a'trib.
ute it TO a subtcrrancan outlet others
10 eNNpnratiOn.
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SATCHEL FULL OF DYNAMITE.
II wns hidden Near the Chicago 4
Alton Tracks, In Lincoln, Ill
Plot suspected,

bloomington, ILL.,, june i'--ThcrH
was a sensation at Lincoln, Wedncs.
day morning, over the discovery II n
satchel filed with dynamite hidden
near the Chicago & Alton tracks in
Lincoln This was located within u
few feet from the point whore Pre7l'
dent Roosevelt leaves the train Thurs.
day morning, and plot was suspect
ed by the police, \ thorough investi
CATION Il In progress
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CUPIDITY PROVES COSTLY.
wealthy 81. Loulsnns Nuictcd of Val
unbic Articles which Thry
Had Failed 10 Declare,

San Francisco, June A rich haul
was made upon execution on the bag
gage Of Henry 5, Potter and wife, wh)
are wealthy residents of st, Louis,
and who arrived on the steamer
Mnru, The articles, which we're maHy
and valuable, were not declared, 50
they were seized by the customs OIL
tnra
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CLOUDBURST, WIND AND HAIL.
Destructive storm sweeps Through
Lawyers Canyon In Idaho
Two Deaths Reported.

Nez Perez, Idaho, June A terrific
cloudburst accompanied by a heavy
storm Of wind and hal, occurred at
the head of Lawyers canyon, 81 miles
southwest of hero, Tuesday. Hail fell
to the depth of 20 inches along the
canyon and destroyed grain on strip
two miles wide and six miles long.
The only deaths reported are those OF
Joe and Isabella Demissey, who were
drowned in the flood which swept
doHn the canyon in a solid wall i2 to
IS feet high, carrying everything be-
fore il.
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Connecting Line MAY Be Built.

A special from Newport says: The
acquisition of the Frisco by the Rock
Island would seem to favor rather
than retard the construction of the
fifty miles surveyed railroad between
Pocahontas and Newport, from the
fact that the filling in of this gap
would furnish the Leeds system con.
neCtiOns, a St LouisLittle Rock line
by way Of the St Louis and South.
eastern to Pocahontas, and from
Newport to Little Rock over the
ChoCtaw. The Frisco surveying
corps, under the charge Of Engineer
Robert Burgess, reached Pocahontas
last week after completing from
Newport one Of the most careful and
precise surveys the corps had ever
been instructed to make, covering
over six weeks and covering over so
miles Two surveys were made out
Of Newport, one leaving Jacksonport
to the left and crossing Black river at
Elgin, a route shorter by five miles
than the other through Jacksonport,
which will bridge the Black river at
Point Ferry.
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BOUGHT BY CARTHUSIANS.
,onn ,sinnd, In the Ucbridcs, Sold by
the Dukc OF Argyii to the EN-
He'd Cnrthu.nn Monks.

|, London, June At Il understood
that the duke Of Argyll has sold Iona
island, llcbridcs, 10 the tnr'husilus,
who were recently expelled from the
monastery Of the Grnndc Chartrcuse,
IN France, The terms of the sale pro-
vide for the preservation of the su'
cred and historical association Of thc
islands,
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WRECK ON THE ROCK ISLAND.
Three Passenger. and Two Train-
men Injured In n Noch Island
wreck ~ Alta, Illinois,

Peoria, H., June i,-The Rock Ia
land and Peoria passenger train due
here late Tuesday night was wrecked
~ Alta, eight miles from here, by the
breaking Of au aXlc, The ears were
dItohcd and three passengers and two
tralnmcn were Injured, 4 relief train
brought the injured to Peoria Wednes.
day morning and they were placed In
ST. Francis hospital 1t is thought all
will recover.
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STRUCK HANNIBAL BRIDGE.
The steamer Flying Eagle, with
sunday school Excursion non Hoard,
sunL-seVcri Drowned.

Quincy, H., June THE steamer
Flying Englr and barge struck the
draw Of Hannibal bridge, this morn
ing and sank In 20 feet of wp,cr The
Hannibal Methodist Sunday.schunl OK.
cursion was on board, ana several
children are said 10 hoy' been
drowned, Most of the passengers were
pulled of on the bridge before the
vessel sank.
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Town Deserted by Negroes,

The prophecy Of a half demented
no}ress that Pine Bluff was to be wp.
ed out by flood and a cyclone may 30
caused thousands Of the coOred pop
uIation Of that place to sacrifice their
property for whatever price they
could get for IT, These people left
The community By the hundreds on
every train, many Of them selling all
'heIr worldly possessions for Just
enough to pay their railroad fare to
another point, The woman who caused
The superstitous people to become
so alarmed was placed under arrest
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Ninintnins MS InnOrrncr,

Seattle, wash June b. Edward l.
Waite, formerly cashier In Ncwbcrry'r
bank, Manila, accused Of cmbcl2llng
$4,000, has authorized his attorneys Ia
inform the American authorities OF
hs willingness to return to Manila,
IL strongly maintains his innocence,
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nome'. Monte III rie,e nurn.d.

Rome, June i.--rhc Monte hi pieta
state pawnbrokIng es,ablishmenO
at Naples, was destroyed by Arc dur
Ing the night, The strong room,
hllcd with valuable,, was gutted, The
damage, according TO some reports
amounts 10 a., 100000,
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farmers Rash Deed,

urant BleyIns, prominent farmer
'''ng near Berryyille suloidod by
ssnootlhg himself through the head,
ne mad Just Viewed the destruction on
n' iarm by the Hood. He went into
"S mousse and took hIs shotgun up
o,a'rS with him, A moment later two
s"os were heard Members Of the
,Sm'Iy found him lying ut the head Of
@ @"e stairway dead, with the top of
" "s mead blown off and an empty shot
KUN by his side,
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VAN BUREN. ARKANSAS, SATURDAY, JUNE6, 1903
were the most elaborate attempted in

were the most elaborate attempted in
this city The throng in town was
variously estimated at from 10000 to
50OO0
Following the visit of the president
there was a public parade. participat-
ed in by local civic and military or
carnations. During the afternoon
came the formal dedicatory exercises
at the hall.
Department Commander Benson
Wood gave the principal address of
the day
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FIRE In New York,

New York, June i-HFlrc started IN
the foursstory building, Nos i2j to
SOS West TWrnty.fourth street occu'
pied by a furniture company ana a
silk mill, and caused loss estimated
At $4,000. The fire was spectacular,
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Says He viii Be Good.

The death Of three young men from
ornkIns poisoned whisky in Mont
Somory county so affected j, II Brum'
ICY mat ho voluntarily surrendered
n's Illicit stll and himself TO the
Ieleral authorities and declares that
ue VIII never violate the revenue
Jaws again. Mr. Brumley was In no
maonor connected with the sale or
manufacture Of the llQuor that caused
'ne death Of the above parties
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-06
Ordered GAMING Devices Burned.

Judge Dunno Of Garland county has
issued m order 10 sheriff Williams to
e So,"e ana burn all slot machines he
,e ,'u una In Hot Springs, Evidence
@ wa, lhoso machines were being OPP
Ia'od was filed BY a prominent min
,, "Vr who secured knowledge Of their
'N''ence by making personal tour.
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AN UNCONFIRMED RUM0R.
kinu Ai-xander's Cook said 10 Have
suicided AFTER Failing 20
Poison Queen DrnRn,

Vienna, June i-uncoaGrmed
rumors are In circulation n, Belgrade,
Scrvia. that King ArAanGcrs French
cook has committed yuicllc at the pal.
ace, after having been detected In an
attempt TO poison Queen Draga.
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ri,e Year. tor iorse stealing,

GleadIye, Mont, June i,=bewli SUIT
ton pleaded guilty to horse stealing
aud was sentenced 10 Ave year, While
In jail he attempted suicide, and laisf
escaped, bu. was rocaptured.
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ur,nL In III. Strike.

Philadelphia, June i-Wedncsdoy
Witnessed the break In the ranks Of
the Ingram carpet manufacturers,
several of the larger firms announced
their intention Of granting the de-
m,pdS Of the Nenvprs
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Nbot by Robbers.

New York, June i,-Atiocked by
three robbers who surrounded him
with drawn rcyolycrs aud fired six
bullets into his body, james Facre Ia
dying NJ Brooklyn hospital, His as
saIlants attempted to rob him OF 90,
hnt Mrre frIRhiehed hMAN
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Drowned Herself In Cis,ern.

ST. Louis, June i--Mts, Charlotte
Gcrling, aged 81, was found dead In
the cistcrn ut her home In liellcville,
H., Wednesday morning It Is thought
she ended her lie because Of contin'
ucd III health, Mrs, Gcrlmg has been
an invalid for several ycara
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A Mis.ina Nlilnnr Omcer.

Bcthal,o, H., June 8, Harry Picker.
village treasurer Of licthalto, Ia miss.
Ing, as Ia also about $1,000, An n,e,.
iigatIon was made by hls bondsmen,
one OF whom was his father, and there
was not book belonging to the Of
Nee " bc found,
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IIpton's FLEET nj En,nI,

Fayal, Alolres Islands, June i,-Slr
Thomas lIpton's stcnm yncht Erin,
and the challenger, Shamrock Ill.,
from dourock, May ~, arrived herr
Wednesday Shamrock unl the tug
Cruiser Are expected Thuraday,