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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-06-15

Placed ON the records for Mrs. Bessie
Cart. secretary for many years of the
Bar Harbor union:
''she Is no; dead but sleepeth." Our dear sis.
ter has only passed over the divide which SEP.
arstes as from the better life.
Can We wiab her 70 return 10 this earthly ex
istenee? Soi Though we nile her so much
and in so many places. which time can scarcely
oil.
Mother nature took this physical worn and
wcaried body We so deplore and clothed anew,
the spifit with beautiful. celestial form, W itch
our duh eyes cannot behold; but the life, soul
and spirit-who car say that IL has gonei Does
not each feel that she Is with US today
And perhaps she may direct us to higher as
pirations by the greater knowledge she has
gained in the new life, II we win llsten and seek
guidance from,aboye.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-06-15

Aooptt d at he seventeenth annual con
vsntion o, Hancock county W. {. r. Z. at
Winter Harbor, Msy -. 1901;
Recognizing our srcag reed Of divine sud
anec In all efforts for the hsusrmens OF hamau.
iiy, we would gratefully sekpes ledge the power
giveH by our Heavenly Father to the work Of
the WomAB's Christian Ten perAnce Union, and
earnestly pray that We may continue 10 be led
by Him, eciaborers together for sGod and
Home and Every Land.
We would furthermore loyalty endorse all
the rules and res ulstiops OF Tie state and ma.
,ioHsl officers Of the ". G. 7. u. and pied re
ourselves 20 uphold The principles erjoiped
upon as.
EAsreas. Women are denied the ballot,
while taxed ana held amonablc 10 laws they
have no voice In making. and thcrehy placed on
lower plane than the most ignorant foreigner
nd criminals, therefore
Resoieed, That denying the right Of outrage
to women Is violation Of the ris hI guaranteed
by the eon,tilution Of our country.
Rssotssd, That slot machines and The sale Of
cigarettes are demoraiixing the young In all
eou manisies. AND the hw that prohibits them
should be enforced.
Resolved, Thar we recognize with satis.ae.
tion the closing Of many SALOONS and TIE
decrease OF drunkenness on our streets as the
ressiI Of the efforts of our officials to enforce
ihe prohibliory law, and we pray they viii
eontinae the good work.
Resolved, That VIC EXPIRES hearty thanks 10
the Winter Harbor union for the many eOurie
sics extended TO the convention. especially Is
our gratitude due to the county corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Rsbie j. Tracy, WHO presided
80 efiiciently throughout tae session: to tho of.
heiais Of The church, and 10 those who gave go
much time 10 It's tasteful decoration; To The
press our appreciation IL due for its reports
OF our meetings; 10 those who furnlshed music
and readings; 10 the boat officials for their
many kind attentions and reduced fares aud
10 the people Of tho whole town who so gcner
oasIy provided entertainment, 10 one and ALI VIC
extend heartfelt gratitude.
MRS. Ann ". GREELY,
MAS. CARRIE 4. SIMPSON PORTER.
A. NJ. fuLTos,
Committee on rcsolrtlons.
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Dear sisters Of the ". B, Column;
l suppose you have all g0l through house
cleaning, and are now enjoying the result Of
your labor, especially the Johns of the family.
for no, many of them enjoy the process of
spring CLEANING; bat they do enjoy the cieanh
ness, PEACE and beauty their homes after it Is
over, and we enjoy arranging things in the most
pleasant and restful manner for them.
IL Is not always that nice furniture and brio a.
brae make the beauty of home. but the spirit
that pervades It. 4 pleasant room. couch with
Just cushions enough to be comfortable, q few
books, papers aud flowers will tempt tired
msu to rest when he would Rot feel like sitting
down In 8 room evererowaed with pretty things
I have caught several useful ideas in my
minutes OF rest this spring. The Amerteaa
Womaa gives the price OF the little magazine,
only fifteen cents. In the home chats, one thing
learn. thSt q needle viii thread more easily II
held over something white; another thing from
experience that $ few threaded needles on s
cushion are very handy. especially on ironing
DAYS when we often ilnd missing button or a
little rent that needs mending-
A liliie Scotch poem comes to my mind that
ends Ike this "Do not fret but hide awee,e a
good idea, for now
The sweet June days are come again,
The birds are on the wing.
Gods praises, in their loving strain.
tremendously they sing
We know Who givesh all our good.
And meath the arches DIM
And ancient pillars Of the wood,
We mn cur grateful hymn"
Il.
Many thanks for your letter and this
lovely June song. 1t is nice to hear from
an old friend Of the column again, and the
kind, personal letter was very welcome tc
AUNT MADGE.
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tilutual Benefit Column.
EDITED rr rAuSr MADGk".
It's Motto: .HeIpful and Hopsf.a .

The purposes Of this column are succinctly
stated in the title and mottoit Is for the mutual
benefit. and aisis "a tie helpful and hopeful.
Being for the common COED, it Is for the com.
mon use-a public servant, "a parveyor of In
formation and suggesuon. medium for the In
terchange of ideas. In this capacity 1t solicits
communications, and its success depends largely
on the support given it In this respect. Com
munications mast be signed. but the name of
writer win not be printed except by permission
Communications will be subject TO approval or
rejection hy the editor Of the column, but none
VIII be rejected without good reason. Address
all communications TO
THE AMERICAN,
Ellsworth. Me.
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AsnvILLg. NE, MAY q, 1901

AsHvILLg, ME, May 81, 1901.
Dear ". B. Friends:
Aunt Madge wants little help. aud am
going to sec II | can be any good. ] never have
written tut oBee, hut often have thought would
write when see she ha so much of the WORK
to do alone; How she only asks help so she can
dust up lutie,
l have got Any house cleaned, only Is wasn't
house but was store. which took me. in one
room. thirteen days. and wasu't IT a hard sorue,
which did all alone But then 1t looks rice
now. 90 haven't to think / wish the store was
cleaned up.
enjoy Aunt Marla's" letters. What has be
come OF ''GIaadmother Co? am very much
Interested in al the letters IT. good to hear
about fashions. finally enjoy every word.
can't tell you much abou, cooking, for
never have done much OF it. hut lad in house
cleaning the paint looks as II Vanished when
you use a little borax Ia the wafer. aud Il Is nice
for the hands.
tsgnS We woalt 4 nse 70 take ride In the
glass boats "Susaas writes about,
Come. sisters you that write such ace letters.
let's help Aunt MAdge SO she can clean her
house would write often II could lind
something nice TO write about.
have knit sweater. made several shirt
waists. bat havea'l seen time TO dc any fancy
work, ! take what trade can &c, that Is IN my
line OF business. aud wnen idle sew and knit. SO
keep busy all the time.
live alone, sometimes It seems a little lonely
bat 1 put the bes, side out and hope IL viii
come ogt right In the end. MEB.
was very much PLEASED to receive your
letter; your good courage in making the
best of circumstances Will help more than
write again.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-06-15

Nobody Is half so sorry for widow as
she is for those who aren't widows.
Women get hesdsehe ovsr missing love
letters the way man does over missing
bis dinner.
Il, seems that when captain offs batfle-
ship runs Der on rock be Ia entitled to
feel as bad IS q woman who has drop OF
soup spilled on her new gown, bat 10
doesn't take 1t any harder.
Women will become finsneieE5 wnen
they learn that ninety nine cent bar
gain, plus ten cents carfsrs, for some
thing they don't want costs them more
than dollar bargain, without the car
fare, for something they do want.
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ID. 6. q. II. Column.

The editor Invites secretaries of local unions
" the W. C. r. U. in Hancock county. and
white ribhoners generally. 20 contribute 70 thif
column reports Of meetings or Items that will be
OF interest to workers in other parts Of Tho
county. We would like this to be a live column
but Il needs some enor, on the part Of W. c. T.
U. women 20 make II so. Il IL column OF theiI
making, not eara, and will be what they mast
4. items and communications should be short
apd arc. OF course, subject TO approval OF ths
ahftor.i
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ELLSWORTH MARKETS


"hDsksDAf, June Is. tsa.
Esrss LAW xKaAsprsa wxrarrs Avn x.''
bushel Of liverpool salt shah we,.s :.
pounds, and hushei Of Turks Islau,a s.,F go. %
weigh 70 pounds. 'ha''
The standard weight Of a bushei Of no,.,
In good order ard ct for shipping IA ~ ,,-N.'
OF apples, ~ pounds, " P'u-ds,
The standarr, weight OF q bushel OF ne.u,-
Sood oruer ana NJ Tor shipping, is 81 no,,s. -
VI wheat bet -, ruta. bass turnipe and 80. ~
p0andFi Of corn. 50 pounds; OF ontcTs' ~
pounds; OF carrots, kngiisn turnips. - y
lanian meal. % pounds OF parsnlps d rs,,r aha
o. barley ana bu1kwheai, - pounds. IN a ..sa
y pounds, OF even measure as by ngreen,o osss'
ms prices quoted below are the retail ~.
atElisworth. Farmers can easiiy rpcko,f ICES ICES
or cash for their products Hsue
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WONDERFUL.

Mr.. Noowealthy-Yes, sir; I found
the people Of Paris to be the best eddi-
Gated In the world. Mr.. wanterknow-
How sof Mr.. Nooweaithy- How so?
Why. dang 1t. even the labcrers kin
talk French I-Houston Chronicle.
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"wHAr MATTERS Irg"

"wHAr MATTERS ir?"
Who carves the next iair stone that helps to
build
The glorious temple rising year by year
a little nearer heaven are we not ali but
humble workmen at tina. sodly task?
But in that other world. whose light even now
BREAKS dimiy on my happy sight, mayhaps,
We shall take up again tins tasks dropped here.
The power now broken here shall lie renewed,
And God will thea more perfectly redeem
The sacred pledges made US, Set faldlled bnt
half, on this poor earth.
--Sterdrt sternS.
Selected from an autograph album
which "Fiossie'', Of tender memories to
US all, used for quo agions.
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Rev. Carey Bonner Is drilling a choir
II loo voices for the coming British
Christian Endeavor convention in Lon
don.
The kensington Baptist Endea vorers
Of Liverpool England. recently took
more than 200 waits on a river ex-
cursion and gave them refreshments
and toys.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-06-15

Here's a welcome to Jennie who calls
herself a stranger, and am glad to give
you all an introduction to another new
friend to the column. Now, Jennie, you
are one OF US.
To Auas Madgs and Sisters ef the NJ. B.
coluua:
am a stranger, hut enjoy reading the NJ. h
c very much. haze often thought / would
like 10 take part in the liule social chats.
but never seem to have the courage TO Try. and
81 this finds Its way 90 the waste basket. / shall
rot be offended. / am no eook. tut thought !
would put in my simple receipts for
MoLASsKs CooKIEs-one aud obe-half cup.
OF molasses, x cup OF sugar. cup of lard, /
even tessPoonful Of soda, nutmeg and lille
ginger, 4 cup of water sweet milk; do not
kne&d 10 TOO much donr.
Leaving this for year Inspection for paper or
waste basket, / remain your reader. JENNIE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-06-15

Howson Lott-Here's copy Of the
new time table
Suhurbs-What's new about iti
Howson Lott-The way it's folded
Judge.
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Pauper Notice.

Y,hk nndersigned hereby gives notice that
II nae contracted with tbs city Of Ellsworth
for the support OF the poor, Daring me ensusur
year, anc has made ample provision for their
supgers. BE therefore forbtds al persons fren
esuaf a. without his wrstten ersaer he wsil nav
Ter ne goods 90 furnished. HAkEy s. JoNEs.
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nfoiraI.
Think Twice.
IT Will Repay Residents of Ellsworth
to Follow this Citizens Advice.

to Follow this citi1en's Advice
Tha, good ola a.. .r. -
ana a., oo.,,
ona rsss. -. ..u.,
s.r.,,sro. r,- ~.
Noo, o.1a nus,. 49,,
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vs..,s
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-06-15

NO remedy ever gave such universal axtisfAc
uon wherever introduced as Browns Instant
Relief. Try II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-06-15

Browns Instant Relief has become a house
hoid necessity and Is as1stsple as -four in the
market.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-06-15

Josh. i, Il; rs. xvii. 1-6; Xvi, /: evil.
Is: lisa. XVI, II; Matt vi, 1884; John
xiv, Is; l. Cor. XIV, 81. IS; Gal. vi. 8;
Rev. ii, 10.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-26
SUPPORT OF THEM ALL
Chairma Jones Assures Parker He
viii iet Party Vote.
FRANCHISE PORTION
Of the Platform, Says Senator Dan
lei, Will Enable Democracy to
Carry Maryland. Delaware
and West Virginia.

Esopus. n. Y. July 26.-Chairmsn ].
K. Jones'. OF the Democratic national
committee. who called at Rosemouut
Monday. told Judge Parker that every
Democrat who voted for Bryan In 1896
and in 1900 viii vote the Democratic
glnla. who WAS also present said that
the franchise plank In the Democratic
platform would make the south solid
for the party and that his plank also
would enable the party to carry Mary
land. West Virginia and Delaware.
Senator Jones told Judge Parker that
the money question was not an issue
In the campaign except as II was made
personal issue by Judge Parker him
self The fact THAT there Is no money
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-26
SEEKS TO AFFRONT.
Japanese Affect to Believe This Is What
Russia Desires TO %.

Toxic July Is The acts ~ the
ytadtyostok squadron tu the Pacific and
Of the volunteer fleet in the Red sea
Strengthen the belief here thRt Russia
Is deliberately seeking 70 affrout Amer
lea, England and German in the hop"
81 finding gu avenue for gracefully re-
firing from disastrous war. There
Is no arE HwRut over the right OF Rus
sia 20 ssize neutral vessels carrying
contrahaud Of war. but the wisdom OF
dFwfroying neutral prizes without trial
unieSs the object is tn Involve other
powers Is generally questioned. 1t is
believed that America will refuse to
recognize EuEsis'= extended list Of con
trahaud and viii speedily demand a
limitation 10 articles reasonably con-
trahand So order 10 protect her large
Oriental trade
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THIRTY THOUSANDOUT
approximately That Number Have
Ceased TO Labor.
BOTH ARE CONFIDENT
Contest For Sngremaey' Which wiz
Doubtless BE a stubborn One,
Has Caused Prices at Chi.
cage to Advance.

Chicago. July 26.--With all peace ne
ro.ta,tors hroLep oW and with all the
49,. :. a.
"'''eu 'fauS ""'"''
different plants. Win the ekceptloh oi
the teausters and the stationary engt-
naars o,,t m STRIKE fp svmoathy. the
-. $50
weeks ago. the STOCK yafds sttlNs mas
settled down to what promises TO be
o,a ~, ia. h,,,.r.s, sghts hat,yean
-,... 49,. ,,.,.u,.
''''''i' an" ''"'' ~ NV ''o''
America As has been threatened Tor
some time. the allied trades employed
n tie .s.-,g,... t,,,.,s,,,, ,,,,,t ,york ,.hso
-,-.,.
0.'
ipR hntehefH in the" EFFORTS 10 o'ins
the packers to terms. In several in
stances The men d5,l nn, u.,it far or
al. ....,....- .,-..,..
/" y" oH S''iNr. o"t 'hr'" GOWN ihe''
tools ard 4ult work OF their own ac-
cord
At o'clock Monday the statement
was made hN Michael j. HonHeuy.
president Of THE butchers uut~u. that
every union fHan employed az the stock
yards. @Hh the exception 81 ihe team
STEERS and engineers. had responded TO
orders for Ganatsu sytnpathetie strike.
Tine engineers. h. declared. would Join
the strikers at onee. aud unless Their.
wss IS speedy aaGt|em~Ht az the IitfcuE-
-. Aa said. faa leau-trrs would uu-
taEsfff a8Eg i8#s thrEr brother sv,tvkfn4s.
b. RHegf struggle for supremacy Ag-
torsfng Re MIR BouraIy Mondays
strike azreI&aa ths number ~ men who
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KNIGHT COMMANDER.
Case Regarded by State Department as
a Cennlie ated One.

Washington. July S6.-The case OF
the Knight Commander Is regarded here
rs compilcatrd and difficult OF treat
mert. although a more complete state
men OF facts IL expected 10 simplify the
problem. 1t II apprehended that II the
contention Of the shippers agents that
the cargo contained no coutraband ~
correct the general doctrine OF ''neu
trail flag covers neutral goods has
been violated by the destruction OF the
ship and cargo
As for the knight Commander her
self the state department probably Will
leave to the British government the
adjustment Of any issue with Russia
growing ont of her sinking.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-26
RECEIVER ASKED.
This Action Requested Relative TO Com.
nnereiaI Telephone Company,

y MS FN~NtSHA sf~~40~@A~N - = 49,
n,ereial Telephone Company,
Austin. July PA most important
suit was filed in the Twenty sixth dis
trict court Monday. in which a receiver
Is asked for the Commercial Telephone
company Of this state. the long dis
tsnce independent company. The Ter
ritorial Bank and Trust company, trus-
tee In q mortgage given by the Com :
merciaI Telephone company. repre-
sented by Boynton e. Boynton OF Waco.
filed the suit to ferecioss the mortgage
on all the property OF the telephone
company in behalf OF bondholders own
ing tn first mortgage bonds secured
by the deed OF trust.
The petition Is lengthy. and large
amount OF property is involved, includ-
ing some Of the independent long DIS
lance lines In Texas. south OF Temple
ard also several small exchanges In the
eastern and southeastern portion OF the
state.
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DAVIS DATE
Notific alton to Be Given Aug. y at
White Sulphur Springs, W, Va.

Bedford. Pa. July Is Senator IA
Wis tod the Associated Press that he
sent q telegram to Hou. John sharp
Williams of Mississippi temporary
chairman of the ST Louis convention
that his notification meeting would be
held at White sulphur Springs, w, Va
Aug II. Mr.. Davis IS very enthusias
tic and believes that his party VIII
come out victorious at the taN election
Sena tor Davis Judge Gray OF Della
ware. Colonel J W. Spaugler OF Belle
fonte. and several other prominent
Democrats. who are stopping here had
several conferences Monday but none
voula ten a word concerning what was
done or what they talked about
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-26

Cheap Rates Via NAT. {. R.R.

Canyon City, Texas:on sale July
18th to 2gth inclusive. Rate, VIZ 10,
limit, fifteen days.
Ennis Texas, on sale July 26th
and 18th. Rate, zoe; limit, July 9th.
Houston, Texas. on sale July 3ist
August tn.
Ennis Texas. on sale August Sth
and 9th. Rate, G0e; Limit, August
10th.
Austin. Texas. on sale Sept. 18th
and 14th. Rate, $3.50; limit, Sept,
22ud
Galveston, Texas, on sale Oct.
9th and 10th. Rate, $500; limit, oct,
l4th.
Marshall Texas, on sale August l
and Ind rate, $500, limit, August u.
estou--Ou sale August IL and
IA. Rate 600. Limit August Il.
FIT. Worth-On sale August - and
-. Rate $1.70. Limit August %.
Van Alstvne Texas, on sale July
9th; rate $500; limit, August Ist.
LaPorte, Texas-On sale August
5 and 9; Rate $50, Limit Aug, L,
St. Louis, Moon sale to Novem-
Der 10Th. rate $3.50. Limit 90 days
from date OF sale.
St Louis. Moon sale TO Nov
3Oth. rate S22.l0 Limit 10 days
from date Of sale.
T. H. BARROW, Agent
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WIN LEGAL BATTLE.
Admiral Dewey ard His Men Are 10 Re
estve Prize Money.

Washington. July 2s--Afer legal
battle Of several years. Admiral Dewey
ard his men. who fought the battle ~
Manila are 10 receive their prize money
on account ~ the capture or the Dan
Juan de Austria and other Spanish
property. I'm The supreme court OF the
District OF Columbia Justice Could
signed an order. confirmed the report
OF the auditor IN the case. overruliug all
exceptions filed by either side IN re.
port The amount OF the property
captured finally was fixed al tt.s57. ass
a sum considerably IN excess or what
the goverums IT claimed 10 he due. one
half OF the amount viii be paid to the
captors. while III" remainder. pro-
vided hy law, viii be placed 10 the
credit OF the pension fund
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RESULT OF COLLISION.
White Man and Negro Woman Lose
Their Lives at Indianapolis.

indianapolis. July - Two persons
were Killed and several injured In a
collision between southbound Rig Four
passenger train No Is and Westhound
Prospect Blake Electric car AT Wash
ington and Missouri streets Monday
night An unknown white man was
crushed beyond recognition and the
wife Of w j. Harris colred. was man
glsd to death.
The locomotive struck the front end
OF the car. throwing II distance 81
twenty feet to ore side. It's direction he
ing reversed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-26
Loaded With Flour.

BERLIN July % -ACcording 20 dis
patch to the Lokal Anzeiger from To-
kio tn German steamer Arabia. cap
tured ~ the Nladivostok squadron
had on board a cargo of 80 600 sacks,
not 5000 tons Of -four. as announced IN
q Yokohama dispatch. She and an
unarmed British vessel have been sent
as prizes TO vladivostok.
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KATY" Special Rates.

ut. Louis, Daily Limit, IL days.
Rate So 10.
st Loais. Daily Limit "a days
Rate 81 ~
st, Louis, Daily Limit Dee II.
Rate a.Faal
Remember the KATY, No
change ~ cars to ST Louis. Kansas
City. Memphis, Houston, Calves
ton, Fan Antonio. City 81 Mexico
Los Angeles, ar San Francisco. No
other the ia Texas can give aa good
accommodations Call US up for
sleeping ear reserv atoms No
tfou Die to answer questions.
q. J.. MOORE. Agent.
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HEAVY FIRING.
Lasted Sixteen Hours and Russians
Were Driven Back

Paris. July ga dispatch TO the
Matin from Niuchwarg says that
heavy firing continued MI day long on
July "a The battle lasted for sixteen
hours The Russians were driven
back on the east side and were re-
ported 30 be utterly routed on the
north. The dispatch says the Rus
SLAMS evacuated Niuchvang.
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FELL A CORPSE.
Two widowers fight About the Pos
session OF = House.

Parts. Tex. Aug. 2".-~N"ar H'"'F''
this county. on the farm Of J. NJ. SIM
onz. James Mobley and Allen McCin-
ton both wldowers without families.
baa a terrible light about Il ia alleged.
roassaator az a tenant house. one had
a dopbte harriet shotgun and the other
a revolver. Several shots were OK
hanged NeCHrlou faN corpse.
Mpbley was not hit.
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f-1 pazo. jury Francisco M8lleu.
Mexican consul received ID telegram
from ,. CaHao. governor or Sinaloa,
confirming the report fHAt two Ameri-
cans Mere ktftea ~ Asuaz Caueutes by
a rnsa named Torres. and adding that
rigid Investigation has been or
dSrp3 "
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Lake Charles la. July 26.-Firc
hroks ont in the rear OF Lyons restau-
rant and an entire block OF houses eN-
ceptIug one Was destroyed. The Joss
will amount To about $4,000. II Is stated.
and is partially covered by insurance.
Six houses were destroyed.
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RsIievsd Are Americans.

Portland. ore July % The steamer
Arabia. reported eaptured by the Rus
sian viaaivostok squadron. is believed
90 be the oregon Railway and Naviga
ton ccmpsuy's steamer AFabia, which
sailed from this p0rt for the orient
shout mouth with r csfso OF
-four