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The state herald., 1903-09-25
AGENTS WANTED.

LIE OF r. DEWITT TALMAdsE. by
his soh. Hyv. FRANK DEWITT rALMAUE
and associate editors Of Christian Herald.
Only book endorsed by 1aimaEe family.
.nofmou. prom, Tot a4cnta Who act quickly
outn, ten cents, write Immediately
CLARK 4 90. nxx -. sth ~. s'kiia..
"a. Mention this Paper.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

The purchase Of s25 worth Of goods
at my store entities you to have a picture
enlarged. Come in aud buy your goods
and get an oil portrait with every s25
purchase Of goods.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Regular services at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday, morning subject,
"Christ,an Character. From Whom Oh.
tained."
The state herald., 1903-09-25

7. NJ. Patton, who has . pos,tion in
Superintendent AcFsrlsnds sifice in
Holyoke, preached at the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening. He gsvs an
interesting talk.
The state herald., 1903-09-25
NOTICE!

Having disposed Of my feed and livery
business would kindly ask those know.
ing themselves indebted to me to call
and settle At Mont CLAIR Hotel.
A. v. WALs. holyoke, Colo.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Z Arthur Pennington Of the northern
part Of the county has 10 far recovered
from an attack OF the diphthsris as to
\ be able to sit up.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

The sterling ball nine have their war
paint on and cay that thcy arc very anI,
ious TO play the Greeley nine. ItisAli lit.
tie late In the season but the chances
ore thst they can be accommodated.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

J. W. Van Devsnter, assessor Of Logan
county, WAS in Holyoke Monday on hs
way home from visit with friends at
Imperial, Nsb.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Irwin Bros. will pay the highest prics
for grain and all kinds OF stock.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Rev. Jacobs. pastor Of the ME-. church
Is having pretty severe siege Of the
fever but Is getting along as we'll as
could be expected.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Mrs. Edith Jones and daughter Of Lit.
tle,on who had been visiting with Rev.
Parker's family left for her homo Tues.
day.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

For repairing watches and clocks 60
10 E. W. Dearcup at the City Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Edward Ma,hers vi Dorchs~ter. Net.
10 visiting his uncle, s. S. Worley, d
this county.
The state herald., 1903-09-25
FOR SALE.

One xell aegor outfit. oomplets with
$40 feet Of shafting three augsrs and
three drills. Inquire OF
u Jo GUERNSEY on T.. l.. HARMON.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Engineer M. A. Snyder has been con
fined 10 his home with sickness for 9
few days.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

E. N. McPherrin returned the first OF
the week from business trip to points
IN Nsbraska.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

james Young returned Saturday from
Pueblo. He reports large attendance
At the state fair.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

l have recsn,ly received . number Of
nice palms having from 9 10 8 leaves and
will sell them for s. each.
Mrs. e. HuHER.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

A stock train OF 81 cars OF cattle pass
ed through Holyoke Saturday evening
FOR the eastern markets.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Mrs. ]. G. Richardson and children
returned last week from = visit with
friends in Nebraska.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

II. Sutherland is having his lumber
Office and sheds painted.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Harvey Cenklin left Holyeke Thurs.
day morning for Lovelsnd.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Conductor O. D. Kensdy has sold his
residence property IN Holyoks to Con
ductor Will Hunter.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Ths ladies Of the BsptAt church will,
during the county fair. hold their fall
church fair lunch 10 connection.
The state herald., 1903-09-25
CHICKENS WANTED.

We pay s3 por dozen for good spring
chickens and hens.
LEBLANC 4 ScHEuSEMASs.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Leblanc & Scbeunemsnn's is the place
whore you buy the best shoes for the
lsast money.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Tho Righ Line is to have anothe
train crew. Business 10 increasing.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Did you hear Of Leblanc & Schsuns
mann's low prices in Groceries!
The state herald., 1903-09-25

The ladies Of the NJ. e. church will
serve dinner during the Far.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Qunino Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t
fails TO cure. f. W. Groves signature
Ia on each box. DC.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Leblanc & Scbeunsmann pays l719c
for eggs and 1870 for butter.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Get ready to attend the Phillips coun.
ty fair next month.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Buy your shoes Of Peter Psnnei. He
keeps first clsss goods in stock.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Ms. G. R. Peter and children arc vls-
iting at Memphis, Mo.
The state herald., 1903-09-25
FOR SALE

FUR SALE
Ranch Farsman rseistsrsd Jersey bull
8 years old. prics go.
4. r. LYNDON, Hsxtuu, Colo.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

John Crownsr nov has an engine on
the High Line.
The state herald., 1903-09-25
Read the HERALD-that's all.

Corn, wheat, flour and chop at Zinsg',
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Read o. @. Zinga's now I'D in this Is
sue Of the hRRALD.
The state herald., 1903-09-25
Irwin Bros. want 500 calves.

H. Ball moved his family to Wrsv on
Monday Of this week
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Mrs. E. T. Shamp has been very III
the past week.
The state herald., 1903-09-25

Buy your Boots and Shoes at A. T.
O'Connor's. II
The state herald., 1903-09-25
The news all the time. The HERALD

Go to A. T. o'Connor's to buy your
Hats.
The state herald., 1903-09-25
Do you read the HERALD?
Reed Leblanc & Schsunemann's ad.


Reed Leblanc & Soheunemann's ad.
The news all the time. HERALD
Go to A. T. O'Connor's to buy your
Hats.
Buy your Boots and Shoss at A. T.
O'Connor's. II
Mrs. E. T. shamp has been very III
the past week.
John Crownsr nov has an engine on
the High Line.
Read o. @. zingg's now I'D in this Is
sue Of the NRRALD.
Ms. Q. r. Peter and children arc vis-
iting at Memphis, Mo. Z
Harvey C0nklin left Holyoke Thurs
day morning for Lovelsnd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-05
Iii aSGREEBz-E vERDAD Il,

Unica veradera gastar blen dlneo rega en-
supea siemprs coste Obeos De oro ae ley gant
oulatas con heraosmo bantes quimc
vaor por exendor npeza que los verdadS
Domnosc6n de luz durea pdaci6n perfecta lmac6a mar
flOO nOE LARS se regalan quen dlstnga atO h.
ane premo en- Exposlca6n de Paris
;I nara cabalaro orc brilante dollars Anio cal.n
nuy grueso dollars A6er cabero bante g
dollars de ldem 70 briantes) dollars Ano 6a
bante orueso dollars senorta idem n
dollars Penden para bra.te O dollars Penden m
nora hlaptes mnv ruess 20 PendieRtes
dero regao) Medaas de Icy ehg de Puf
mate de Forencia brlanes Alaska 30 dollars
envn asto caitaa cefcada
carada nercanca para l. isla do Puerto Rtco.
peddo veaRa sconpaaado dc nppA
an bletes Basco csrfcada vaor decarado ben
venido escuar el pago
Enviese sHloa tomzndola hilo rO,
dedo.
envia e Cataogo nustrado
dvolver&
Drerse general nico de Ia Soeedad Orc b.
uantea.
Alaska G., Buyas Corao Romano, 104 loo Milan Qhs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-05

-Puesto que Ell senior me 10 pro-
mete, voy decfrselo todo.
-Es 3era, tnterrumpi6 John;A
ic6mo Sc llama ell hombre de la
acera de Ia Gale de Godot de Mau'
royP
-Es Ell vizcondesito de Mereuil,
-dijo Ell de Ia bsrba, que viene
aouf todos los dfas & yer q Ia mu-
jer de IN banquero.
-tMientes! contest0 John.
-Pues.no miento... os iuro que...
-lMientesl : diio John, apov0
ligeramente Ia punta del pufial en-
ell cuello del lacayo.1- Ese hombre
es IN espafIol que vive en- Ia Gale
de Ponthieu, y Sc llama don Jose,
-diio, -ahora contin1a, y a la pri-
mera mentira te clavo.
FL acento de John era tan resuel'
TO que Ell lacayo comprendi6 10 Sc
rio de su situaci6n, y que solo una
sinceridad completa podfa sacarle
de aquel paso.
-Palabra, diio. de que voy
ser franco. -. Seguramente qufero
mucho mi anna que es una buena
muchacha; perO qu1erO aun mas 3
mi pellejo no tengo deseos de que
el sef1or me 10 estropee. SQue de-
sea saber Ell seflorP
-Todo.
Dire. pues, al sefIor que soy Ell
mayOrdomo de Ia sef1orita Flora.
- Ali : diio John;-6la querida
del principe K. -?
LA misma.
-5Que viye en- la Gale de Gas
tiglione?
-Justo.
-xY en- d6nde est6 esa seffora9
-Ahf, -contest0 Ell de la barba,
sefIalando ell pabell5n.
-sY es ella Ia que recibe q don
JOSEF
ST.
lila quiere el?
Empiezs ahora.
y. Sdesde cuando7
Desde hace ocho dfas.
Bueno; ;--pero spor que le re.
cibe aquf y no en- Ii calle Bas
tihIioner
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-05

TO, y al mismo tempo una voz le
dijo al ofdo :-Nada de ruido 8 eres
hombre muerto,
z ell de Ia barba sinti6 que le
apCysban I'm puflsl en- Ia gargants,
por 10 que gusrd6 IN silencioa y
una tnmovilidad absolutos.
-Ahora,- diio John, -hablare-
mos.-Soy Ell cochero +: no Ell de
aver, sino otro; he pagado por mi
plaza mil frances. rs possible que
me interese IN ratio de converse
ct6n.
-sQui6n soisP sQu6 me quer6is?
-murmur0 ell hombre barbudo con
espsnto.
POGO be importa quien soy yos
pero he aquf 10 que quiero saber.
El falpo cochero sac6 Ia mano
por Ia ventanilla del coche y cogi6
una de las faro.as sin separar la
otra mano, armada de IN pudal,
del cuello del de Ia barba.
Ante todo "a veo que llevais
una barba postiza, y qutero saber
quien sois.
-Pero. balbuce6 Ell de Ia
barbs.
-lBuenol-dijo ell falso cochero,
-en tu miedo adivino que debes
ser una especie de Iacsyo 8 ma
yordomo.
-Es verdad.
-Pues bien, buen hom bre; pues-
TO que es asf, vas q escoger: 6 que-
dar en- este coche con una buena
pufialada en- Ell coraz6n, hablar
ain reserva, contandome una por-
ci6n de cosas que necesito saber.
IA fe mfai->replic6 Ell interlo.
cutor de Johu, que empezaba q
tranquilizarse; puesto que Ell Sc
nor desea i.
--lHabra pfcarol Como ha COMO
cido qne no soy IN cocheroI
Ell senior es IN amo: ESQ sc We
On seguida, respondi6 ell lacayo;
~ si ell sefior es generoso -.
Glen luises 81 hablas.
->xY ii me despiden2
No tie despediran.
-perO -. dsi sucediese algo2
A-Te tomar6 q mi servicio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-05
-Desde luego, por miedo al

-Desde luego, por miedo a
principe.
-Esta en Italia
ST, pero puede llegar de un
momento & otro.
@lAhi Porque Ia sef1orita Flora
representa- IN papel de gran DANA
Pasa d los oios de don Jose por
una princesa de Polonia casada
con IN general ruso.
-5sabes cual es Ell objeto de tn
anna?
ST; quiere que don Jose tome
Ia cosa en- serio & ir mas tarde de
81 brazo al gran mundo aparen.
tando arriesgarlo todo por ell, y &
casa del general espaffol s. -,
donde estan sus padres de porte
ros. rs una idea de Ia sef1orita
Flora para hnmillar su familia.
-Esta bten, ,-dijo John ;-ses
este todo 10 que sabess
-Todo.
De quien es esta casap
DE Ia sef1orita; la compr6 el
verano pasado.
-SY vive aqufP
- Desde que recibe todas las no.
ches q don Jose.
Gi Iacayo refirf6 entonces Ia nrf-
mera entrevista de don Jose Flo
"a, entrevista que habfa presencfa.
DO = dido por el ojo de la lIave.
~Esba bien, -diio John. Ahors
&c voy 8 tomar mi servicfo. de.
landote al de Flora.
ID Es decir, que quereis estar al
corriente de todo?
DE todo.
ID En- donde we're 20 al sefIor
todos los dfas2
En- ninguna parte.
>Entonces
-Iodas las maGanaa echar6s nj
correo una carta con las inictalea
<h. u, Lista de Correo, en- Ia one
me dlras cuanto ha pasado en- u
casa de Flora. Al fin de la semana
reclDiras tG otra carta encerrando
IN Dlllete de quinientos frances
I'll sefIor 90 muy generoso
led cir. 80
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-05
HOTEL 0L11..Mr..1P0
SANTURCE

A 1b MINUTOa DB SAN JUAN
El me1or hotel en- este china
Esplendida ventilacion. ParQns,
jardines y Kiosco 4 Ia inglesa
Excelente servicio de carruajes'
Precios moderados. Sc hscen re-
duceiones para families. Alnm'
brado eI6ctrico mOdeYno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-05

IA 50 - - - - = - $50 s. - @
Hallabsse Flora una maaana en-
Paris. BE podfa decir que viajaba
dc 1ncognito, porque, desde que
recibfa tOdas las noches a don Jose
en su villa de Asnieres, habfase
POGO menos que retirado del mum
DO aquella loca criatura Y no vefa
nadie. No era, sin embargo, Dor
amor por mas que la belleza varonil
ne don Jose La habfa impresionado
bastante, sino por calculo. I'm
eIecGo, 5c0m0 continuar deeempe-
nando ante su credulo adorador,
gu papel de gran sefYora rusa 81
segufa viviendo en- Paris, saliendo,
oelandose YER en- land6 en- ell Bos-
que en- su palco de la Operap Era
de temer que don Jose oyese decir
q 81 alrededor:
.~lCalla lAhf esta Flora, Ia sfI.
nde del principe XII
Habfase Flora retirado cast en-
Asnieres en- compafIfs de mama
Oarlo, como ella decfa. Mama Carlo
La hac1a compaf1fa In auxiIiaba
con sus consoles terminals 81
educaci6n. Gracfas d las lecciOnes
de aquella helleza IN tanto aiada
perTeccionabase Flora EN- eI arte
dc mentir, en- el de los ataanes de
nervios en- ell de llorar 4 tiempo
nanlando de 81 padre, el general
Tres Estrellas, O en- Ell de llevarse
los Iabios In <crnz de su pobre
90 madres. Carlo fu6 In que Imbuy6
! Flora In idea de tener antenasa.
nos' sin dnda porqae ella misma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-05
Me llaman, diio Ell lscayc;-
voy q buscar a don Jose.


We, diio ell falso cochero.
mientrss Ell hombre barbQdo
iba a la casa, q esat6 Ell cabsllo y
subf6 al pescante. Dies minutes
despues Ell fiacre emprendio Ell ca
mino de Paris, y una hora despues
Ell palafrenerO John Sc con vertfa,
en- la calle de Suresnes, en- ell mar
ques de Chamery, y Sc decfa:
Me parece que ya tengo ell pis'
ton para Ell ttro que ha de matar 6
don Jose.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-08-07
AN ABDUCTED BABY GIRL.
The Beautiful Baby Daughter of an Italian Fruit Dealer in New
 York Abducted.

New York, Aug. 4.-Although spurred in their efforts by offers of a large reward, the police have not been able to find the slightest trace of the beautiful baby daughter of Giacoma Lapuma, an Italian fruit dealer residing in West Forty-sixth street. The child, who is 21a years old disappeared 12 days ago.
 At first it was thought she had clambered out of her cart on the sidewalk, where her mother had left her a few moments, but thorough search leads to the belief that the lit- tie one was Kidnapped,
 From neighbors, the detectives have learned that a private carriage in which rode a richly-dressed wom- an was seen about the place before the baby disappeared.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-08-07
VISITORS AT DENVER, COL.
Gov. OdeI of New York and Party Spend Monday in Denver See
 ing and Being Seen.

Denver, Col, Aug. 4.-Gov. Odell os New York and party, who have been making a pleasure trip in the west, arrived in Denver Monday morning They visited the capitol, where they exchanged greetings with Gov. Pea body and other state officials and held an informal levee. From 12 to o'clock a reception in honor of Gen, Greene, police commissioner of New York, who is one of the party, was held in the Loyal Legion's rooms, and Gen. Greene met Gen. Irving Hal9 and other former comrades in the Philippines. In the afternoon the par ty enjoyed carriage drive about the city. Gov. Odell goes direct to New York from Denver.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-08-07
FOUR INCHES OF RAINFALL.
Topeka Rnd North Topeka, Kas., Again Subjected to Flooding
 By Heavy Rain.

Topeka, Kas,, Aug. Flour inches of rainfall between seven and eigh. o'clock Sunday morning flooded this city and North Topeka, doing hum dreds of dollars damage in washed out pavements and flooded cellars. North Topeka suffered the wors+ The water, owing to blocl1ed-up al. leys and yet uncleaned sewers of 1T May flood, poured down Kan,as ave nue like a mill race three feet deep. doing damage to goods in the stores. Many citizens who had been in the former flood tore up carpets, packed mp few belongings and fled across the river in any conveyance they could secure. Accompanying the rain was severe electrical storm. the lightning striking several homes but injuring no one fatally. The city street car lines lost several culvert bridges by washing out, delaying trat. fic during Sunday. The Union Pa cific also suffered from washed out tracks.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-08-07
IN THE REALM OF LABOR.
The Citizens Alliance of Denver, Col, Moving in Concert With
 Idaho Springs.
ANTAGONIzED BY PRINTERS UNION
Denver Men Say No Unlawful Action Will be Taken, and Call Attention to the Fact that When Dynamite is Used by Agitators It is Time for Action.

Denver, Col, Aug. 4.-The Citizens alliance of Denver has issued a call for mass meeting at the Denver chamber of commerce for Monday with the implied understanding that action will be taken to run out of town certain agitators who have been conspicuous in the recent labor trou- bles in Denver.
 The Printers union, in resolutions adopted at Sundays meeting, has ex- pressed its intention of its members to oppose the alliance to the utmost
 The resolutions of the pinters state that the attitude of the alliance is fraught with peril to the liberty of the people, and is an incentive to lawlessness.
 The Typographical union condemns such steps as outrageous and anar- chistic in the extreme, concluding as follows:
 ~'Resolved, That we warn members 1of the Denver Citizens alliance against taking such action because of the consequences that will follow, and further urge any membr of or ganized labor assaulted in such a manner to protect himself to the full est extent"
Newport weekly independent., 1903-08-07
IN THE CHAIR AT SING SING
Antonio TUrckOwskf EIetrocuted at the New York State Prison
 at Sing Sing.

Ossining. N. Y, Aug 4.-Antonio Turckowski, Pole, was put to death, Monday in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison. He declared on his way to the chair that he was innocent of the murder of John Shepolos6i, q Brooklyn saloon-keeper, which oc- cured March 6, and of which he had been convicted. Turckowski was sen fenced June 22, and the time elapsing between the pronouncing of sentence and it's execution is said to have been the shortest on the state records.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-08-07
A VERY SICK CARDINAL.
Cardinal Herrero Y Espinoza of Valencia, Spain Said to Be
 Sick Unto Death.

Rome, Aug. 4. 4.-According to r- liable report from inside the con clave, but one which it is impossible to verify, Cardinal Herrero Y Espi. noza grew worse to such point that the last sacraments were adminis- tered to him. The news leaked ont by those outside hearing through the wicket q procession and the recital of prayers, as the communion was be- ing taken to the sick cardinal.
 It is stated that on the request of Cardinal Herroro himself the vicar general of his archdiocese of Valen- cia, Spain, who accompanied the car dinal to Rome, was allowed to ente- the conclave and visit him. The car dinal is affected with heart disease. It is reported that artificial respira- tion is being resorted to.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-08-07
TIME FOR ACTION.
When AGitators Use Dynamite It iS
 Time to Take Action.

Denver, Col, Aug. 4-President J. C. Craig of the Citizens alliance said that he believed the action of the Citizens alliance of Idaho Springs in expelling the union miners who were accused of complicity in the blowing up of the Sun and Moon converter would be commended at the meeting of the Denver alliance called for Mon day night, but that no radical or un- lawful action would be taken. He eX- pressed indignation at the action of the Denver Typographical union in adopting resolutions warning the al- liance against following the example of the Idaho Springs alliance.
 'lt is not the intention" said Mir. Craig, ito drive anyone out of Den yer But in Idaho Springs the situa- tion was different, for these men and others had been making threats for months, and finally resorted to dyna- mite. I believe the community not only saved considerable expense, but also prevented the sacrifice of many lives by their action, and therefore 1t Hhould be commended"
 President Craig said further that a resolution would be introduced to ask the police to enforce rigidly the law against carrying arms. He added that his own life had been threatened, but that he had no fear of violence.
 A communication was received from Sheriff Sandberg of Idaho Springs by a committee of the miners who were expelled from that town in answer to a letter sent by them to the sher- if, in which they notified him that Gov. Peabody had advised them to ap- ply to the local authorities for pro lection. Sheriff Sandberg replies that he intends to maintain law and order in Clear Creek county without favor or partiality toward any persons or class
Newport weekly independent., 1903-08-07
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Figures For the Year 1903 Issued By the Stated Clerk of the
 General Assembly,.

Paterson, N. J., Aug. 4.-Rev. pr. w. H. Roberts, stated clerk of the general assembly, has issued the fig ures of the Presbyterian church for 1903. The most striking feature is the falling off in the number of or dinations, The number was 200 in 1898 but there were only 1S4 this year, or 52 fewer than the ordinations for 1902, when the number reached 236. The total membership, however. shows steady growth. It was 975, ,S71 in 1898 and at present is 1,067,477. In finance a steady growth is shown. For home missions the amount given last year was $1,2S3 ,321, the largest in the history of the denomination. The amount for foreign missions nearly equaled the record and was S905 0S9. There was given to colleges $405, ,00a and the Los Angeles general assembly cost $94, 400.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-08-07
OTHERWISE UNNOTlCED.

Sidney Phillips, of Hillsboro, H., was drowned by the capsizing of his boat
 The yellow fever epidemic in Mex leo is spreading and Texas is threat ened
 Fifteen thousand people attended Rock River assembly at Dixon, Ill.,, Sunday.
 Six persons were killed, Sunday, by an accident on the Queen & Crescent railroad in Kentucky.
 The government is seeking a rem edy for loco weed poison, which is disastrous to cattle in the west.
 The third hearing of Caleb Powers in the Goebel murder conspiracy case is in progress at Georgetown, Ky.
 George Southwell, the well-known music composer, has been stricken with paralysis at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
 Conflicts continue in Macedonia. Bulgarians trapped force of Turks near Philippi and inflicted severe de- feat.
 Three persons were killed and two injured seriously by a bolt of light ming which struck yachting party ih Mobile bay.
 The opponents of Gen. Leonard Wood will make a strong fight in the senate to prevent his confirmation as major general.
 The band played Come Back to Erin' when King Edward and Queen Alexandria sailed away from Queens town for home.
 William S. Edison, a well-known St. Louis architect and contractor, was drowned while bathing in the Mera- mec river Sunday.
 Sir Thomas Upton says he may honor Ireland by dressing Shamrock in green sails for the third race, if she wins the first two.
 The special grand jury which has been called to investigate boodling IL the Missouri legislature convened at Jefferson City, Monday.
 A Boston professor announces . discovery which will prevent interfer- ence and Interrogation in the trans mission of wireless messages.
 The probability of the construction of the Panama canal causes a boom in water transportation, and there is growing rivalry between coast and interior points.
 The coroner's jury at Bunker Hill, H.. charged Mrs. Ida Cutler with giv ing poisoned candy to Ewart Mears Checksfield, the boy who recently died of poisoning.
 Importations of sugar into the United States the past fiscal year were over five billion pounds, the largest on record, and the average price 1,71 cents, the cheapest on rec ord
 Two prominent scientists, one of them in the employ of the govern ment, are accused of melting Indians to undergo horrible tortures in con nection with the sun dance so that they could take observations.