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The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06

? A cablegram from Paris, on the 18th,
gave the first information from France
that the French government was at
work on a revision of its treaty with
the United States which may open a
way for the extradition of Ellis VAIN
wright, indicted by the st. Louis grand
jury on a bribery charge.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06
Goyernor,s Secretary FINED.

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. 31.-Chas. Ja-
cobson. private secretary to Gov. Davis
was fined $40 and costs In the federal
court on the charge Of sending q postal
card bearing certain phrases and words
not permissible TO be sent through the
mails.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06

A gas discovery in the Brenning ba-
sin, II miles west of Douglas, Wyo.,
on the 2Sth, caused excitement, and
crowds rushed to the scene. The flow
was struck at a depth of ATS feet, and
was so great that it forced the heavy
drill out of the we'll and threw gravel
and dirt w the top of the derrick. d.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06

A grand jury to investigate charges
of boodling on the board of education
in Kansas City, Kas. and to take &C.
ton to suppress gambling and close sa-
looms operating in violation of the pro-
hibitory law. was ordered on the 18th,
by Judge e. L. Fischer, of the district
court, to al the December
term.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06
Inspected Boston schools.

Boston, Oct. 31.-The last day Of the
visit to this city Of the members of the
Mosely educational commission from
Great Britain opened with an inspec-
ton of the public schools Of the city
and Harvard university.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06

Chief of Detectives William Desmond
and Sheriff Joseph Dickmann, of st.
Louis, departed for G~uadalajara, Mex
leo, on the 18th. to bring Charles
Kratz, the renowned fugitive boodler,
home for trial for the crime of bribery.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06

Joseph Monroe. who was the Oldest
resident farmer of Shelby county, ILL.,,
died, on the 9th, at his home, near
Pana, Ill.,, aged 9S years. He was a
direct descendant of James Monroe,
fifth president of the United States.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06

Acting Secretary of the Navy OAR
ling, on the 2Sth. sem orders to the
Norfolk (Va.) navy yard for the cruiser
Baltimore to proceed forthwith to Pu-
erto Plata, San Domingo, to look after
American interests at that blockaded
port.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06

Lord Strathcona Canadian high COM
missioner, accepted Ahe nomination to
the chancellorship Of Aberdeen (Scot-
land) university. The nomination was
offered to Andrew Carnegie, who de-
clined it in favor Of Lord Strathcona.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06

Chinese Foreign ONCE Alarmed.
Pekin, Oct. 31.-The Chinese foreign
Office is alarmed at the project of the
Philippine government to purchase 3d.
600 water buffaloes in South China to
replace those which have died of the
rinderpest.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06

The trial of F. Seymour harrington,
charged with the murder of James P.
Mccain, at Bonfils station. st. Louis
county, Mo-, June IS, was, On the 29thl
set for December IA before the circuit
court in CLAYTON, Mo.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06
parL Pre.ident archer Dead.

Bank PRECEDENT Archer Dedu.
Camden, N. j., Oct. 31.-B. F. Archer,
president of the Camden national bank,
died at his home here Friday night,
aged 65 years. Mr.. Archer was widely
known in fiancial circles and was con-
rected with several corporations.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06
Easton's Library Dedicated.

Easton, Pa, Oct. 30.-Easton's public
library, towards the erection of which
Andrew Carnegie gave $4,000, was
dedicated here Thursday with due cere-
mony.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06
Argentine wheat Prospects.

"
New York, Oct. 31.-If the weather
continues favorable, says a Herald dis
patch from Buenos Ayres, Argentina,
the next crop of wheat will be SPLEEN
did. 1t is estimated that there will be
$500, 900 tons Of the grain for export.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06
Prof. Crouch Dead.

Boulder, Col, Oct. 30.-H. Chester
Crouch, professor of mechnical engi-
neering at the University of Colorado,
died Thursday of typhoid fever at the
age of 80 years.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06
steel Plant Resumes Operations.

McKeesport, Pa, Oct. 31.-The W.
Devices wood plant, of the American
Sheet Steel Co., employing $500 men,
resumed operations in full here Friday
otter a shutdown of several weeks.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06

Circuit Attorney Folk, of st. Louis,
announced. on the 9th. that he had
selected Chief Of Detectives William
Desmond as one of the men who will
GO to Gaudalajara, Mexico, to bring
Charles Kratz back to St. Louis.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06

A ~cablegram received at Washing
ton, D. c., on the Both, from Minister
Powell. at San Domingo, reported that
conditions in the republic were In a
state of great disturbance.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06

Cincinnati will make an effort to get
the republican national convention
next year. The subject will be brought
up by Senator Hanna, Harding and N.Y.
ron T. Herrick.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06

Gen. Nelson A. Miles, in Seattle
Wash, on the 18th, on his way east
denied that he had any interests in
Texas OF that he would make that state
his home.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06

In the st. Louis United States dis
trict court. on the 9th. Judge Adams
overruled Judge Krum's demurrer to
the indictments against Thomas
Il. Barrett. John P. Dolan and Frank
Garrett. The men were charged with
having aided and abetted in procuring
false naturalization papers from the st.
Louis court of appeals.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06
torpedo Boat Plunger Accepted.

Washington, Oct. 31.-The submarine
torpedo boat Plunger was accepted Fri
day by the government
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-06
At a largely-attended meeting

At a largely-attended meeting Of
fishermen along the Illinois river, at
Sprink Lake, Ill, a fishing preserve,
an organization vas effected, on the
10Th, by the election of Brant Evans,
Spring Lake, president, and J. 7. Hy-
ers, Pekin, secretary. The object was
to fight the game wardens, whom they
accused of making illegal seizure OF
nets.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
Uorees Derby.
Zen nurSiife Sbrrtsnse tascr i'm ge.
gpnbelic meS Solmenful' Renoct.

Sra ariitiania t~eIegrnpres, at Oct
itore rationale Sfiitepnp, SoImenfoI.
Renoet, tos i'm gespnoeIie i 2srOasS,
os bette Sfiitepue tesrer iaar til at
bli Set melt itorarteSe, iom rogeniinbe
bar pGret aiboIot peo ariitiaria. Nteo
bette Stepne aabneS nemIig iaar Den
iaafalote norbiife fredericksburg peo
8riitimia. zee berom bIorot Ror.
ge~snpbeoerne / bette Rr.) gn Wens.
De Spurtsmhno iamt SoltrraItiter os
Segnere err frenmsot, life aIene ira
ale Sc noroife 2anhe, men oaiaa ira
andre 9onoe. 8ronprinS 8ltitop aab.
rer 6eitliabeoerne % bill IiQeIeoeS ITO.
belle Srpmierne. Seina YrinS BAL.
oemar al 8anmnrf er fommct Nerop.
Froiesior Ronien bill boIOc ct Sore.
oraa ON 5rilrftsiporterS @etporing,
og bporom Sen bsr oprfe&.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
Bill ieleer fine Slide.

56e Rortberr Steamibip Cont
paups 5rastSampere paa bore Stor'
User er al 3. !. Sill iolate til De
sitliae SrufIinier. Tiger ct Telegram
fra 9erp 9orf. Terni oil Reu gorf
cg andre itGre aornnrarfeoer | Giicn
bragg Rntte. beoer Oct, iorbi 8auer'
ne erie. Ntep 2)ort Central. 9afa.
pdHnn. 2ebigb galep % BenniuI.
pauia Sa pil bliue Serrer ouer aoru.
ierieIer banSe | Sfibe % pnu Germ.
baner OF brIgs strsmTren I'LL al bste
sitoper iiteSetior Inooner lieeiom mi,
en SlIineis GeRtral. Sod SslnuS OF
andre 9nner lsrsr bin. 9ertil fom'
mer. at De siiitse 8aHer. lem sr iute.
resIereoe | SanSeien men Orr, Sta.
oil fcmme | en- elrtfte Serbtnbelie
meb Rerbssiteu elsnnem Duluth.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
Piemioet soneefamilie.

Som isr me6oeIt lisger baaoe Song
Oscar 90 Srins @lisen forIigt ipae;
men osiaa 0ronnius Sofie er ing.
SUN bar ifrartet mcset / mango Mar,
% benSes Stitano iorpGrreOes betp.
oeIist peO Sperationeu al ErinS Git
gen, iom bum iniiftereoe pon at ooer'
ppre. Sum bar iiSen belle Siben bcIOt
Sengen.
aonsen bar Bet efter Omit9noiebe'
bernie bra, melOes ira StodboIm, men
inger penter, at ban oiI fomme Jig.
iaa ban mere far ooertage &egierin'
gen. Sans SufommcIie er borte, %
bans ~aanSelige Sppnitigbeb er for
iprnoet. Oct iortrIeS / StodboIm.
at oct err Situationen / 4orge o. Ont
item ON aoniulotiolen. iom er SfpIS
/, at aougen pluOicli8 ialbt iammen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
Uelion beores.
GriHores al eanSsmGnS o. apaeger
paa TN S~soielsSas.
Seftens Yrogram.

8aibtnator. .. g., 30te San.
1908. - Raroag ben 2Sen Seb.
ieires Seltator anute ReIion 60oe
6sbielsoag meb en- p~ellpffet ganfet
| 6rit3 ReuterS SoteIs 9onfetlctale
her / 8aibingtor. Smtrent GO al
8e6urtsbagsbarnets gerrer og ge.
uuSrere oil iiSoe tilboros. Senator
Glapp fra Wiuueiota er S~oaitmaiter,
o. SeittaIen boIstes Of Senator
3oIiuer ira Soma. San erber FIN
Gale msb SperrGffeIien Of en- Sc.
burtsbaesnreint | Sorm az ct ele-
CANT Sbeierotce az Srepet Ssrc.
gGnnSt @i9iterne er Senatorerne
Sanna ira Ohio. Seott ira @eit
girgiuia. Gunrles ira 8isconiin,
GIarf ira 8pomirg os 9ittreose ira
Su6 0afota. SeIe Rinneiota Dele.
gatiouen / aousresiens Repr1.
entantbits iamt Gonnor og Soiiqen
fra Soma. og Gable fra @isecnfn
reprGienterer Suiet. vi an6re Sic
tier fan nGpueS Geuiusoirettsr @rt.
r. Werriom, Curator peS RationaI.
mllieet Or. 9. Steiueaer 90 mango
ReprGieutanter fra Get norffe SeI-
fab, blnubt boiIfe aSmiraI asier.
len. gtbGiotbetfar =. u. Sdnien,
SuuI 3ieierlio. Goriteiu Sdbr, :. r.
". SoIporien, r. g.. Zoe, 8. 6.
RaIitao. n. 2. q. Sarta ". 6.
Sborpion oa mango Here. Sena.
toreruc GIapp oe 9oaioer oar Scr.
mGuo for arrangements .Romiteen on
aSiiiterebes meo itor GpatigheS Of
Sbomas 2aiorS og %. GiSsneis, 20
for anleSninger ifrepue Sange. en-
paa gnaeIif al SiuiI 3ieieru6 o. en-
paa Rorif al 5homas 2dioro, aiiun.
eeS o. oil iitfert oeffc itor Siibel.
Dc fIeite al De nGpute Serrer bolSer
~iursuriat forte Soler 90 Referat al
Soften oil fslse | npite Rltmmer.
n. 2.
Sra Oct npItifteoe Rorife SeIfab
/ amerifa 6Iep ser afieuSt islgcrtse
Telegram poa uorif til Sen1tor Rel.
ion paa bans 6sOieisOas:
Rociuc, 8is., 2Sen 5ebr. 1908.
Son. amIte ReIiou.
II. 2. Senote.
@afbiugtor. .. 6.
let uorfe Selitab / gmerifa Bar |
iGmlet Rsoe / minneapolis. W1irn.,
optoset Gem iom lit fsrite 9GreSmes-
lem % paaIagt rs at ien6e Gem Sci.
itabetS Spfsnifring / anleoring De-
res 5soielSSag.
Baa ScIitabets 8egne
Scrrif golodl.
9euSit SorSabl.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
6oebel.W ~
!Scnrp gDunticps Silitaaelie. - S6lu'
arb Wurocren.

Zen 30te Sanllar 1900 bIcu GIT
uernsr @iQium @ocbcl ifltOt / acu'
titfpS SoDeOitao 6rontiort; mcH Del
bar biotil life oprct mIIig at iinoe
hans uirfelige WorOcr. gaI fonmer
Senrp 6. DOlttiep, Ser bleu ienN til
Suatbuiet for 2ipstio Tor 3cIaBtigbeO
/ aompIottet, mco Gplpsnirger, ION
iunes at Isle 8aaOen. Get bar Games
SorparO ira 9lop, iom affpreoe Oct
Sfr0, Ser 0rRbte @iaiam 8oebel, "
Tiger goutiep, % ban befrioer nslo8'
tia, bporleoes set belle gift til. Der
por en- "aouteit" ont 8upernsritoler
meacm @oebel % 8iaiam SapIor,
iom oengurg par iungerenoe 8uoer'
nsr, oe iisIge 0outiep oaune0e Tan
Iors SiIbGngcre en- SammenioTr8elie
Tor at rpboe 8oebel aioeien, Su De life
pan anben Raa0e flrnoe uinbe Seier.
SoparS ifiso @oe6eI ira ct SinOu
StatsiefretPrenS aortcr, oa bans o.
Ter fom aaoenOc op til aapitoliet, o9
ban trai ioa goot, at 8oebcI bIeo o.
Selia inaret % life ITn5e eiter opgnr
9lauben. RorOerer ifltIbe baoe ST.
GOO FOR tit lrbeiSe, oQ Saplor bo0oe
pao fsorbaano lopct bdm 8enaaouinq
ON han bIeo pau9rebeu 90 osmt. Sar
fit 8engene og bar iiOeu gauet ri.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
SiIipinos uolanoineer.

SeieiteretS0ommer GIabaugb / 81,
itrict OF Columbia bar | en- 8ieuoelie
al 30te Sanuar erfIRret, at en- Sill.
piuo er en- llSlRnSing. men fan blipe
Berger al De 6oreneoe Stater pan
iomme Raabe iom andre lloIRnoin.
ger. Sagan gialSt Ell ung Silipino
PED Rnun autonio u. Spisio y De
geaSn. iom arisgte GIerf So5n y.
Dourg ont at fna gorgerifa6. men
blsc nioiit, forSi GGerfen meute. Of en-
SiIiptuo life er nogsn lloIGroiug.
Sngeu tnSanfebes for appelretten.
iom aItion ul bar itilst en- 6iIiptno
pao LICE Sob meo andre Snopanorere
ira ireTmebe 2nnbe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
Waior 6Ienn frifienot

Gri8sretsiagen mob Naior 60.
par0 i. 8Ienn al ste Snianteri enbte
iOrrise SsrOdg, % Sen. 3auts mes
OeIer, at ban er iritienOt. 3onmeu
oinSer aImtnoeIig 9iialS, og Ieaioret
gar moStaaet mango 2ptsuifuirger.
antIagen sit no paa. at 9leHu,
meoen8 ban siorOe Sieeite paa Zen
Sarrar uHSer Sen. Sdco6 Smi.b, sno
CrSrc til, at en- bel Del tnoisote Set
Uiierc ffuISe benrettes. ioroi De meo
Billie isrte ameritnuite Sropper piIo
Citer ReOnaJtnirgeu al pore SoIoater
i guIangisa. gt1ioren5 Sibuer En-
flGreSe. n hans 9efalirg par tern
merSe me0 "Sroer 100" og Rrigs-
reqlerre mes Seuipr iii Rcroerbdn-
ser. Oct 6IeU ogiau / hans 6aosr
aoStaiort. al set par Sc ilipeinife
SpeiSere uuSsr 2eituart gdulielb.
ION Srgbte De irSisOte 8eiptiere. life
iislge Srore al MAJOR 3lerr. men
paa @rrsuS al. al be iorisgte at irise
fig bort.
Iate par uuSen Sang. at Raicr
8lenn bleu itiact for en- Rrissret ior
lin Serb paa 6i~IippulerHe, ) gent
1902 too ban rrtIaset for, at ban
bnnSe orpenSt "8anoturen~ paa mo.
fsote eaa Sarar. Gan bleo rmSet
ifpleia o. Ssrt til en- RaaneSs Sn.
ipeniiou o. $50 / ghiIft, San 5etalte
Wulften. % Sa Roaneocn Dar enSt.
irStoe ban after lin Stiaing ! Se.
rem. Get par ErGiiSent &ooleoeit.
ION 6eialeSe. At BAN after IhiISe titles
Tor Rettrn poa snfIase FOR Ting ION
ban MI or iunSen uifnlots l.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

0e iaIone apinoer / SDObuen faI.
bor Cocaine for States" (Sfal, tpnO
Sfipe). SaaoaHne er iat iaa / bite.
iniaa Gapirpaffer ior 5c. "8io mig
for &c / 6Iafel" flyer "0amerne"
lanet neSe paa gIarf Street. boor Ser
er ililot al berpgteoe SuTc. 2ipeoan
er set pna andre Steoer open. Ror.
fin og andre Spiater er iortrGnate al
Cocaine.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

5 Suiet par Der life Quorum, %
Otr. Eapne bar Situationens Serre.
San tiaoO DC tiIite0epGreuoe at peo-
tage 6orilag, JON ban life baUOe no.
get imoo, men De andre MATTE leg.
1es tiIiioe. 32 al AZ btiaIotes. 0a
6orilaget ON 9epilauinS til BoituRie.
net Tom op. boIOt Orr. Bon OR. g.
en- Gale ON SruitS % fagSe, at 2oo-
fomitecns Bill bar manselfuIo. au.
ore SaIere bar Sia (Gonn) % Gaines
CSenm.), boorpaa 8iaiamS (ptisi.)
enOte Iebattcn mes Ell Sdle ON Sarii.
reform. 3ereiter moStoaes ureS pas.
Ien6e SsittoeIigbeS RarplmSS Sor.
Grins al Statiier al So6u Sanien os
Charles Carroll.
Gobn SarierL iorr uOetr Spil bar
al IfarSiuapiif 9pro (SdnitY, par
fsSt | Rdrplano IT'S % osoe ser /
1888. San bar ReSIem al Rorn.
lambs Delegations uGiten boert aar
ira 1857 iii ISL. timber llnflrn.
g~iabeSsfriaen par ban en Srtitia Ba.
triot. IarpIano san bom oct Soerp
at onIrMe RI @eprriaosiabrit / Gre
berid t775. San par WeSlem al en-
aomite, iom iii ! Oporng at Iumde
0tiIitStropper / NsarpIarN % lionTurc
Sfficercr. Sra 1871 iii lin DOB par
ran NeSIem al Sen foutirertale aon'
ares. San tiente CT Mar icm FrGIi'
Scnt. % iom iaaSon uStaIte han pna
aonarcsierS @egre 2orbets Sof I'll
George @aibinaton for Seicren oen
9orftcpr)
grpiiSert 8ooieoclt ienSte Ben
29oe Saruiar ct 9ubifcb til aongreS'
len al ieI9enScSrbboIO: Seq ooer'
ienSer bermeo en- Rapport ira StatS'
miuiIteren me6 Roter fro Ben merit.
tanIfe gmbaSiaosr % aiuas mtSler'
tiSiae 8eiort, iom isgcr Dc 6orcneoe
StaterS WeSpirfuiua iii. at ct beitemt
8proiiorholo meIem SanNe meo
@uIompntioo og9anoe meSS apmpn:'
foo fan oprettes. Seq oubefoler. Gt
Ser sipes G~retutiper Wpuoigbco III
at poe Den Ststte ira DC Screnebe Sta.
tiers SHE. iom ban moatte Trbe Il
barre tienlig / S~enieenSe ill., boao Ne
to Regieringer iorIou8er. TbeoSore
RooieoeIt."
gu6ifnbet ooergacss I'll SenatetS
Sinan8tomite. StotSminiiter Sap II.
ger / i'm SslgeifripeIie: Set frrocS
life, at be Iorenebe Statcr ifat roNi.
ficcre lit Yenaeipitem, og Oct iigeS no
trpffcIig at Der life er Gale ON nogen
International 9imetnuiSmc. Sonn oct
qicIoer, or en- fadOIIagntrg meIlem DC
5orere0e Stater % cltropGiitc NSag'
ter, iom bar geitboeIier | Sricnter,
% unfbrrgige 2nnOe. buiS SsIopen'
&C err / 9rng / GiterIanocre for at I'm.
Se ct Bengeiuitem, Der fan ior6pJge
DC Sluthlationer, iom Sou0eleu Itoer
unoer."
ainas % Wericos Roter er nGiten
enalpoenoe. Zen fireiiife 8eiant iiger,
at Spingniugerre / SsIUpRrOier sr
itaocIige, life Blot for SsIpIonoeue,
men ogina ior 8ulolanSene. Ter ec
MI en- IioIig SauOel mclcm Dem men
cen trlIer meS at gad neOuO, ON Ssln.
oGrbien Iigeiom ifior oarierer 90
Proccnt. ) 1902 ir6isrte SsIoIau.
ocne 8nrer fra @ulbIonoere for
$574,625,323 90 berai tog aira Tor
$196,634.S42. On iaa betpoeIig ~
iGtriug maa. mener @eiauten, gisre
gul0Iar6eue piai9e til at ptie SnrsSe'
f%ommerbeo. lluSIa6er Dc set. oil
Sirns aisbeepne ToRffes. o. Snrb,.
len meo bette itore Hige nil mint2.
aina bar oaiaa at betoIe en- itor Gum
/ Sfubeseritntntns iii Beiteus Wn5.
ter. 9et fan fun betoIe / SslO. % set
BIZ 0a oGre gobt for 6isie Ntogter,
ON SslDet inGr en- bcitemt Bris.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
9ermdt2psm
usssmnss xIsssas % vsssss Nssss..
assstisiemeniss

rnaa tnsIsperes isnef hss gsausas o. Tsrsbas gsso
gen. aperfisiemsufer iuotasss 1T. I to paa tiaanbea
faseHse g1nmers msouiiuors bet uetrpfselts fortans
ses. Outs Ct aprtsisusHl, Der fsrff fsumu tns
IrseessHHmerst 7. Gr. ~ioriaHs,s iusroRet o Gangs,
Sii bet femme tuot 8 Iirsoassnurnere. grsve, er tHses
hSlssr Apsrtisiezfeatsr, iuru bet saiirs uuss. bn q
les aoertisfsme ut bet neoEs etsrns Saa Gsn.
uolutsu-
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
Ten bsiSe stierneliuiss Gampitil

Ten hsibe Stiernsiiniss Gampiti6
"5eltopie" aisaar fra Gep Dcrt Or
Zoe 5ebrlar, % bets itanotmapiItc
BasIaserer of bore irsmme omfrlna
Zen i5se, Gnmpitibet -Sseaute- a.
ait ira eiperpoel ben 2soe Sainisr
"a penteS I'll Rem g)orf ben iee 6e'
bumr, Veitsaaenhe Pasleperer pl
pare | gbieasp eiter Rsreueiten Is
9ase ieitere.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

aaf foe ben eafrs 'SsofelshaaSboa', Sef
sr en- ~a6uteriet. Hnttia % iateresiaui lioeu Sca.
ion sr pgra at etc % bare, Set nsda babe c9s
ret e ,feg, stF6etse. at fdHtle faa nance nss
mRtssDs % ~lereriss gtiaigr al ida mango fer.
glegiee SoFipttere, Get sr co nod fem &c rtas
va ssHet ~ Saieaass ~ esefekAassyaes !
ssreslssbsa, Yea fnn eistteiia snbefals In
I'll aus % snepsr,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-19
HEADLESs RATHER.

Philadelphia Record.

Phflddelpnld RECORD
II suppose you know" said a scientist
that DR.. s. Weir Mitchell has studied the
rattlesnake almost exhaustively. DR.. Mitch
ell has proved, among other things, that
the mechanism which controls the act of
striking in the rattlesnake lies in the spinal
cord.
..Once in Dr. Mitchelrs laboratory a
snakes head was cut off. and then a little
Irishman. the physicians assistant, pinched
It's tail. Instantly the bloody neck stump
Irishmans hand a hard blow. This action
has often been attributed to the beheaded
rattlesnake, but usually with skeptical
sneer.
Professor Brewer. of Yale. claimed that.
years ago, he was in California and had
his tripod and other instruments of sur
veying in the field. Stepping along in the
bushes, he felt a movement under his feet.
and found that he was standing on. a four
d-a-half-foot rattlesnake. large. vicious
and fighting fellow. But the snake was so
pinioned that he could not strike the thick
boot that held him fast.
Professor Brewer held the rattler's head
down with his tripod and cut IL off. Then
he cut of the rattles. Stepping aside, he
saw the body of the snake. partly coiled
measure its length the professor took hold
of the serpent to straighten II out.
Quick as an electric shock said Pro-
fessor Brewer afterward, that headless
snake brought the bloody stump over and
struck hard blow on the back OF my
hand He added: i knew that his head
was of and that he could not poison me-
but that quick and hard blow OF the RATHER
made my hair stand on end. "
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-19
FANCIES HELL TO SOCIETY
MRS. MATTE WINES USES WARM
WORDS AT HOLINESS CAMP.
TwO-Thfrds of Church People Have
Never Been Converted, She De-
clares-To-Day's Programme.

Mrs. Matte Wines, of Whteland.
preached last night at Greenwood Park
where the Holiness Association has been
holding a camp meeting, THE Sting of
Death Is SIM" With much earnestness she
THE Holiness people must preach hell and
the judgment day, for few ministers are
doing it now" said the speaker. There
are just as mean sinners around here whose
names are on the church rolls as are found
in the slums,'' declared Mrs. Wines in d
loud voice. More than two-thirds of the
church members have never been convert
ed Mrs Wines deplored the social con-
ditions, and said she would rather see her
daughter in hell than in so-called society.
The altar service which followed was
exceedingly impressive and fervent, and
members of the association worked hard
with the persons who went forward. Be-
fore the sermon song service was held
which was decidedly enthusiastic. At the
close of this service the Rev. Seth G. Rees,
of Chicago, who is in charge of the camp.
made number of announcements and also
offered several suggestions. He asked that
there be no smoking on the grounds to-
day, and scored those who INDUCED in the
habit I'VE have nothing whatever to do
with the outfit which sells tobacco here,
said Mr.. ReeS.
To-day will close the camp and the larg-
est crowd of the session is expected. There
will be services all day, and 1t is the inten-
ton of those in charge to have a number
of speakers preaching over the grounds at
the same time, as In the old camp-m Getting
days. The first service of the day will be
sunrise prayer meeting at 6 o'clock. fol-
lowed by love feast at $50. After this
there will be preaching at 1890. In the aft
ernoon the meetings will begin a. / o'clock
with a children's service and preaching at
2:ao. 1t is likely that after the preaching
begins, at 2:30. there will be a continuous
service until late into the night.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-19
INFLUENCE OF REBEKAHS
AUXILIARY OF ODD FELLOWS
LODGE HAS DONE GOOD WORK.
Reception I'm Honor of Mrs. Olive Nc
Grew Attended by Leading Re-
bekahs and Odd Fellows.

The Daughters OF Rebekah OF Marion
county. gave a reception last night at the
Odd Fellows Hall, corner of Pennsylvania
and Washington streets. for Mrs Olive Nc
Grew. of this city. who was recently elected
president of the Rebekah Assembly of In
diana.
The hall well filled when Mrs. Anna
W. La Follett, on behalf of the local lodges,
welcomed Mrs McGrew and assured her of
the hearty cooperation and support Of her
sisters. Marion county" she said, has
more Rebekahs than any county in the
State perhaps more than any county in the
country, and much good work has been done
lodge room, and said that no better place
woman.
Lewis B. Eubank, for the Odd Fellows
spoke of the softening influence of women
i'm Oddfellowship and commended the Ia
dies for their success in founding a grand
lodge to whose efforts largely Is due the es-
tablishing of the Odd Fellows Home at
Greensburg.
BENJAMIN Franklin followed In behalf of
the Encampment branch. Other prominent
members of the Rebekahs present were Mrs.
Tina Mann, grand warden or Muncle; Mrs.
Mary A. Lewis, matron of the Odd Fellows
Home, at Greensburg; Mrs. Millie Ludy,
State secretary. and Mrs. Lonjahr, OF
Lebanon, State treasurer. The present grand
master. E. z. Pryor. of Martinsville, was
also present