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Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
TALE OF THE KANGAROO.
Capt. Cook Thought He Had Discov.
cred a New Animal.

Capt. COOK Thought he Had Oiscov'
cred a New Animal.
In the year ITO Capt Cook sailed
into Botany bay in his ship the En-
deavor. A foraging or exploring party
brought back to him the news of the
discovery Of a new and strangely
formed animal. 1t was described as
mouse-colored in hue and of the size
of greyhound. But that which struck
Cooks men as most singular was its
movements. 1T sprang or leapt with
great swiftness, by the aid Of its long
hind legs" while the possession of
strong tail was also noted. On July
IA Mr.. Gore, one of Cooks party,
shot kangaroo, the name by which
the animal was known to the natives.
At their dinner on Sunday, July Is,
ITO, they dined off kangaroo joint and
pronounced the meat to be excelleE:
eating. AS early as I'LL, however, a
Dutch traveller in Australia of the
name of De Bruins had captured
kangaroo, which he took to Batavia
alive, so that Cook practically redis
covered the family.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08

If the visitor is very enthusiastic he
may perhaps care to penetrate the dis
trict of San Pablo and view what re-
mains of the old house known as La
Cas- de los Judios. or the Jews house.
II is a house with curious history.
The old streets around the cathedral
are very picturesque. and some of the
streets have remained practically I'M
changed since the colonial period. The
Gale Moneda or Mint street contains
many fine old houses of the red brick
style of the colonial period. The great
Benito Juarez died in a house in this
street. The Academy of Arts which is
desc by is q fine example OF the old
classic architecture of the city.
The city is full of old converts.
many of them in ruins that remind
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
Growth Of European Population.

Few persons have any idea of the
extraordinary manner in which the
population of Europe has increased
during the last century. According
to statisticians this population has
more than doubled itself from 1880
to 1900. To this increase the Latin
nations of tho west and southwest
contributed the least and the greatest
growth was I'm the east, where the
people have not yet become thorough
ly saturated with the ideas OF mod
ern civilization.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
Babies Carried In Boots.

Gypsies carry their babies in old
shawls slung over their shoulders and
tied about the waist. North Ameri
can Indians carry their babies on the
backs of squaws-cradle and all. But
the Eskimo women of Labrador carry
their babies in their boots. These
boots come up to the knee and are
wide at the top. with flap in front.
In these the little brown babies live
and are happy.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
SlovenIy Russian Servants.

The slovenliness of women servants
in Russia is fact often commentcd
upon by Americans. A maid when
waiting upon the table is often
dressed in short print skirt and loose
blouse, is shoeless and stockingless,
and has a colored handkerchief tied
over her hair.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
left.Handed Compliment.

In q case involving the manage
r1ent &C an English insane asylum sew
eral former inmates were called as
witnesses and the kings counsel, who
called them, remarked that they were
as sane as any one in the court. The
Judge on the bench showed no en-
thusiasm at the announcement.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
Cats With knotted Tails.

There is breed of cats in Malacca
which has this popularity. At first.
travellers are under the impression
that some cruel person has tied q
knot in pussy's tail for fun but this
is not so. The kittens are born With
this popularity, and it continues
throughout their life.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
Coral ON the Moon.

In the astronomical periodical Sir
Jus, DR.. II. Weight expresses the opin.
ion that the so-called craters in the
moon are nothing but coral struc.
lures. If the sea were dry, the Garth,
he declares, would present a similar
appearance.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
Many Uses for Rhubarb.

Many uses for rhubarb are known,
but champagne rhubarb, mentioned in
report of an English lawsuit, is new
to most people. The case grew Iron
charge that Devonshire firm used
rhubarb for the making of cider. This
was denied, but witness volunteered
information that the fruit was used Cor
various wines and cordials.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
Must Purchase Their Wives.

The Bakalai of equatorial Africa arc
excellent hunters, and as soon as they
have gathered enough elephants tusks
they exchange them for European
merchandise. with which to buy wives.
The price of wife among the Fans
of Africa is high and young man
must work long time in order to ac'
cumulate the necessary sum.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
Old Fashion Best.

A Massachusetts man was fined the
other day for kicking a cat. This
would make it appear that the old
bootjack is still the best weapon with
which to get even with a feline Of
fonder.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
Made His Church Attractive.

Wishing to brighten the outlook Of
his church, the vicar of St. I1artin's,
Dover, with members of his congrega.
ton. has, by six weeks hard work
with spade and pick, laid out the ex-
tensive adjoining grounds in pictur
osque garden.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08

The late Wilhelm Jordan used to
claim that his ability to write as east
ly with the left hand as the right was
one of the reasons why he was able
to do such a vast amount of literary
and journalistic work.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
Eornic Acid for Fatigue.

In formic acid DR.. Clement of the
French academy of medicine claims
to have discovered a wonderful rem
edy for muscular fatigue. He COM
bines it with bicarbonate of soda to
save the stomach from distress.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08

was sojourning at a Maryland resort.
The prince is now living at Salem,
Md, where he is studying under a
private tutor. This is not the first
American attachment of Prince zee.
he having previously been engaged to
Miss Clara Bull. pretty Cincinnati
milliner.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
Tricyclist of Elnhty.Two.

DIR. Harris. who is 80 years old, has
undertaken to ride a tricycle. from
London to Edinburgh and back, re-
framing from meat, tobacco and spir-
ituous liquors during the journey.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
undertaker,s Thank oncrina.

The bishop of London has received
a subscription of s25 from an under
taker who described the Gift as
thank offering because trade has
been so brisk of late"
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
LZRS. LRC. EEzzLfZTO

Mrs. J. r. c. Walker, who inherited
$50,000,000 by the death of her father
William Weightman of Philadelphia. is
Eesieged with requests for charity.
She has no heirs.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
Rich Find on English Coast.

Specimens of pure topaz have been
found in Cornwall among the rocks
On the seashore.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
Many Alcoholic Beverages.

Powerful alcoholic beverages can be
distilled from bananas, the milk of
cocoanut, rice and peas.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08

Formal announcement will soon be
made of the engagement of Prince
Penkell Euiwha zee, heir apparent to
the Corean throne, to Miss Mary But
ties, pretty 16-year-old Ohio school
girl. The affair has all the elements
Of summer romance, the young wom-
an having met the prince while she
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-08
Enolish the SUPERIOR lanouaoe.

There are four times as many words
In the English language as there are
In the French.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03

"a MIrEcAvE-rS


Butte, Mont. Feb. 26-Five lives
were lost by q caye-in Of earth and
rock In the famous Minnie Healy mine
yesterday afternoon. The accident oc-
CURED. on the sixth floor of the 1000
loot levels EARLY In the day Foreman
Joseph Kane was Informed that the
ground IN that place wins very soft and
In danger Of falling. He withdrew
all tho minesss Who were working
there. Yesterday afternoon Shift Boss
Haggerty took Furlongs Dwyer, Abra-
ham and Trinetti into The place to
bulkhead and otheTwise sgytrengthen
The weak Spots,. Just how the fall
came VIII never W. known, rs not one
d. The Ave mon wa LETT tt tell the
tale. The noise Of the fall Vas heard
in other portions 81 the mine. Work
was at once suspended and fevery one
went to the rescue,
The bodies Of Haggerty and Trinetti
were found early yesterday evening,
but 1t II likely to be days before the
Others, are recovered.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03

Denver, COL, Feb. 26.-The Jewish
Consumptives' Relief society has been
organized in this city for INDECENT
Jewish consumptiyes who come to
d. Colorado for their health and become
stranded At pfesent there is no place
: in which strangers afflicted with tu-
berculosis can receive treatment with
outeprice, even the cohnty hospital be-
ing closed to non-residents. To remedy
this condition ,isy the him of the Jew
iSh ! Cohsuhptites Relief society.
which already has 300 members, and an
appeal has been made through the
Jewish press for support and contribu-
lions. DR.. SpiYak. secretary Of the So
ciety, says that II Is not the Intention
Of tho btEaBiAdtiohit cSnhAeits char
ity to the Jewish people alone, but
that AL who need treatment will be
taken care Of. ,a,,ad sftad n
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03
,wPlass ftr af.wslfsre Dspattmsnt., n

owPlans f6r afswslfsre Dspaftments N
New York. Febi o25.-AtG COMMITTEES
appointed at the meeting Of the Nation,
a. Civic federation heldnhere on Janar
ary t29 to- consider plans for theoes-
Enlistment Of welfare departmental
Of the federation met here yesterday.
II, H. Vreeland presided and Ralph M.
Easleyr the secretary Of the national
federatiops acted as secretary. The OBJ
ject of the, new adepartmentYwas der
clared to besthef promotion Of efforts
by employer working with employees
to- better the conditions under which
the latter work. aItiwas decided to send
optva circular letter to employers OUT
lining the plan of work and inviting
cooperation slsw delfw ,se1qod 1lNdi
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q Huntsr. KIllsd hr ! lRsar.

4 Port Angeles Washs Feks26p7word
has. just been received from Ranger
G., ,RoWine, Of .Spldpek, Hot Springs,
that the body Of Baron Martin won
Schlosseri waa found on the range south
Of the Hot Springs, on Monday evening
afgthe dead body Of p bear The
baron was undoubtedly killed by the
bear. 60 He started IN the morning on
q hunt. ION, bis body was found re-
ceipts from banks in Portland, n Ore,
Chicago and New York for oyer $780,
90Oae prnnrdaT 10 atah 7ahnn nlalaalI
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Diphtherla onlTrIAinIne snip N10nons.alleIl

Diphtheria ON Training Ship AlOn6nEateIa
San Juan, P. r., Feb. 26.-Ano out
break Of diphtheria asiioccurred on
board the United States training ship
Monongahela. The entire crew has
been ordered ashore and the ship will
be disinfected. Twenty-Five appren-
tices suffering from sore throats are un-
der observation in the tents Of the
marine hospital 43i s9a III s9gH
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v.areea with, l;sreeny ofIblO4. 600. J

Boston. Feb, 26.T77Wlallace H. Ham,
manager, Of the, Boston branch Of the
American Surety company, Of New
York. treasurer Of St. Luke's Home
for Conyalescents, Roxburys and until
recently treasurer Of st. PauIs Episcor
pal church in this city was arrested
yesterday, charged with, larceny Of
100000 from the American Surety
company. He was arraigned and held
by Judge Ely in $4,000 for hearing
March g. In court George N. Berry,
counsel for the surety company, stated
that although the warrant alleged the
appropriation of 100000, he was ready
to prove that as much as $4,000 had
been taken by Ham as manager Of the
surety company Il otr5 e.tsi,,3
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03
Fire in the Cellar Of q stysoraper Z ?

New York, Feb. 20. Fire In the sub
cellar of the 2S-story building Of the
American Tract society yesterday filled
the skyscfaper and an adjoining buildS
ing with dense smoke, both being rem
dered uninhabitable. The only per-
sons in the building when the IRE
broke out were the janftors' families
ana % scrub women Some Of these
narrowly escaped suffocation. Loss.
$4,000. 9lEil 97e 'Hl ,'IHl " Ss'oa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03
Afa1aisd ~ 71iilsVIISSf io1IiSEsa a Isg

70 Arrested fol AiisWlaf chIidFsa % ksL
JIiohicago, iFebe n. +'FiFs small chill
idren. who arg members 81 Maxine
Elli0tt's COMPANY, now, playing Her
own Way at the Illinois theater
were taken from ne stage last Hight
by order Of n oce Davies. state fac
tory inspector E M. Ya6k. manager Of
the company. was arrested on warrants
charging violation Of the state labor
Law, but gave bond for his appearance
N court to-day. The children joined
the company IN Kew Y0Ekslg aal sci
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03
ATHLETICS 1NTHE ARMY.


uoChicdpoN Feb. gaD5. 4--AthleticSI land
nhvsical culture are, 10 be a, prominent
feature Of the work Of the United
States troops stationed Ct Fort sneri-
dan this summer. Brig zen. fTedericK
D. Grant, the new commander OF lone
department Of the lakes, who is an en-
|thusiastfc Advocate 'of athletics as an
ana ITO the making lofiasoldierss 9has
mapped out an elaborate programme
for the systematic instructor of the
men WHO make their: home at Fort
Sheridan According to 1an order IL
sued yesterday by Gen. GRANT oatlin-
Ing the plan there, win De baseball
teams, handbail teams, football teams
and Trick teams, = IN addition tofall
kinds Of classes In gy1nnasaesa and
eRiafhenlcN m utuiyd tneIeI Mll- Ds
contests between the different teams
And prizes viii BE 'a%arded the win
ners Of each class. An Dficep VIII be-
detailed torrent asa isupeFintepdapt- OF
athletics whose duty It will be 1t0 Fll-
llUlIe W. LnlLtu4 ~ IiIs5 nA LINZ - -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03

OharGed with eohornatlnn OF ftr1urJ,
Jackson, KY Feb. 2e.-The grand
Jury yesterday returned Indictments
against B. =. French, attorney. for
Curtis Jet and IA Callahan. former
.Ehefin 81 Breathitt county, "a the
charge Of subordinaton Of peEiur1 u
he late Jstt-Whlie triala
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4 s,rsal pnel 8 Ysr ~, 10.

Fort Worth, Tex, Feb. ga special
from Mount Vernon. Tex, to the Rec
ord, says: ]. Cullen stringer was So
Eiously, ana psfhsps fataiiS Wounded
last night BY A, L. Prathet in 4 street
duel. After shooting sringer Prathet
kilIsd himself Y r. Both 10Th men ysrs pron Y
nenr ,foo4 .hefisa,.3 .csr-fa su-taer
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iu1hiasss taaadrInasa BuFasd 20 Death.

Uhiaess 11undrTn,en IBufhsd 20 Death.
stockton. Cal, Feb. 25.AFiTs Chi
nese were burned 70 death yesterday
iRE are which Quilted achinese Iauh-
dry on North Hunter street. They
were asleep in 1 small room. Only
one succeeded In escaping. II Is
thought that defective fiue caused the
fra
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AGAINST lHEABILLS
witnesses Heard a the Eight Hpuf
; SBil " the House COMMITTEES. y
DOWyEY'S SENSATIONAL STATEMENT.


a. 49,.
warrington, req. 20 ~ ~
mean 70 ~ mat the Scotcn' Inc trisn
ortne Enghsn laporers ~ .ne PLY III,
yards az Glasgow can 40 ~ pef oel y.
more Work VIII .tpe sans my .ssVis anu ~
ine same slnle " an ~ ~ ~ sous "
american snipyard wofAefs ce
ga james voonheib plssluen. !" ~
international Associsvoh = 49,
cnanics oi Waiiace Downey, Y asew |.
fork smpDuiioer any lsprsse,lssso u
inc view, lorh, Hptpl Alu sso WI. ;.
tion' duflns tns prosress VI q nvai,n
Yesterday q W. eisn.-nou' pn w
lore tne mouse connie'ee " - euuea'
ana Ap3
VI 40 mean TO say tnat mo1L en-
pnat, !'a answered MI. Downos :,
ma | am NOT maAins 'ne e'a spno ona
from nealses ~ mas 3 cost ~ a me s,Ou'yO
i lh1 A s As n,e yeais, ~ au ~ -
sIay pair II nnu :. ou.. spen. ~
Vcoiin pai1hasins 'ne pen. 'oois, ~
curing knowledee OF METHODS IN 'lasT
cow anu .lleu lor me- yoa,s Y ~
puc e hffple,,ipe4lli YYthmY ma. W LIE
piece WORK mey. couid accomplish
more ihey wouid MOI see IL ana Jne
snlpppnnqIns ,pt.eFesS' naIs suner y.
~ turn 'he iaporels nave ouno'ou, ~
tne WEEKLY pay,o'is nayy us3re'eeu,
Z NMra ooiineii a'seiafei' 'i,a. VIZ n"u
no peliel III tne statement Vi Mr. Dow-
nney-iana eHpresSed tue opift, n .ha.
american WORKERS III .ne snipyalus
were lAr superior superior 10 .llose y, onel
icopntries' ,Mi. lnoNHey responIep WIN
a challenge that Mr. oConneli make
! an lnvesglg aug or CONSUL other Ig'ia-
wofuS ~oui" ''' a''ep'eu w
W. W., ....,,. .,,.. al, MI,
Ar (arbitrhry felsht-hpqr day)yh1ltchh
would pronipit overtime OF any KIND
would place 9an nc on re - A " aaT
can EgppHPE l4E teq!al eyPl pF
MIN all opportunity Oh participating IN
foreign trade, said Mr.. Downey' he
preqlcted snat aq anGer sucn JesITicTEiSHnS
inc. snlpDaholns o. -tnis cuultry' ex-
sspl.ke y aa EN-, 1mn1 ~ .ssn%,a1,s,
graaefIe i MI w MHs nampbse ri JsflRpqlaipS
Representative Hearst el1 in ng1I u
were NOT possible 70 acq cure tne means
u y manufacture wnicn are USED IN tne
4AgAsn yaIdesapu salss ieompeleI WIN
them In building he cited as an rekr
ample o. me reduction 81 cost ~ manu-
iactsre' ehau newspapers I'm 'tne last
tehigeacs 9naVe npoppeu an price IRON
ElYsito Hrse Genus p cops1o one cent
ctogp copy and q the same me tlme tthe hours ~
workmen nad decreased an, ana wages III H. |
creased. tnat can zoe done IN tne
ssnsY %s Sass pu enc brains
work, Why d6nS,t yosHt?S"d he sa asked
Disclalmng any Knowledge OF tne
o'oI .paDllsnins newspa-
asns,dNt., pewllsyLpIoessaeG loOsivs a %s
IDEAS On the supJect: tas shobsdol y~e |
great presses and the intricate plants +
Installed atn enormous cost Which, he |
saidJ 7pfnbahly vareelirespohsiblea tcr
sle Rec5eAso Inc hee HosIelj plodpslna.
Ihe eman}pbaaftilElng lnhlh8sttgY pa btpHR 4
country mas developed far IN excess ,nf p
,dr consumption and therefore We need
ll@iiereiennlradel innerder ITO exist
rne iaporer NEEDS w. aal inuchi aso the
nanntPctpreru an not q calamity
i6wief, but r believe that the present n
,srioa cor dAIs6 eedehtsd prosperity ID
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03
SYMPATHY.
II "1aqlYH .1IimuII tno1i s1al
Is proyerbiAl, Abilene women NO ex-
'7a'o'V 'no csption. ~ % 1Fl0q ~

AA-N aAh NN1---AH-~A@A-~----- - v -
r'tios much Vi SVsptoi hS syhpithstid AID
Of vpmanki1d; when, ofhefst enller they
cheeffully i6nd d helping hand. They tell
Ron the means which bEoRght relief 70 fhem
that you may probt BY their experfenee,
BEAD ne lsgdnsAy given here bynAH''Abi-,
diuos ssiim 0 .neshes sgimet siio9 =
Mrs. Q. Sherman Of, 1901 West First street.
says: FOR over a year had been troubled
with bkelhehe just across the loinsahd .
tines 90 bad that, was scarcely able 10 DO
ny ordinary household duties. Noticing
Doan's Kidney rms advertised 70 cure Just
such snnoyaness l vent % q +, Northcaft
q COS drug store fora box. They cured me.
for ID 70 date thtss has been 10 rtcur-
renee" lhts
For sale by Al dealers, PriOs 50
cents San epH Do d3aba qHlidq
Foster lIIburn Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
ri sols AEontriforths unitsd sta1sss
Ronenber The nkne-Doans-and tsta no
aahrdtuta
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03

FOR GOODS COUyTERHlSDED.
Philadelphia to send Ten Nurses to japan
Russian SACRED Image to Be Sent %
Seat df wst-AIsxisn kepoffs Port
tAi III ! ArthurAttaen. ltllt

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..us Y. WV $3.50 M. 1870 M Y ,o,ah
49,. ~. - s,. s,. s,,..s - havo ~
ou. ~ ..,'s e .s.,..s $780, n,,nasd and s,nes
pY ,ti a =. ~. I .sl"n. III a,o ~, I,
l '. ,ha aa.,,.an H. 80 .h,a AmarI.
swuen INC . ~ ns,s - hsn. ' rasnsaa
an ...,.t a ~ ~ !, 49, !, ntbar
~ nni.e W. ~ III Z. ~
,ols'sn n s \, e - ~ s,,h;nh ras,,,,
Ye9' eea'' ~ As ...s $3.50 -.
~ " q, .ns loss z, ~ i. .s H. ",
t iPP 4, TIE rnN - III ,N ~ ~ y J.
VIZ w 1850 I. ~ 1s'a shinsi
S1aIu ~ I, ~. - ~ 49, i rss,iy
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uip nv ussHe Y Dut ILL.,, 800 ~
l ,i, s.s pl raa., canana, P Matts
n,tsa s.a. so,, S;I - i ~ oaso II
as W. a ~" ,yS,ob 100 = IN
As .s IL :, ,s n nau ~ non.ront
slast ~ $780, sap .,ta.,1,, ~, annoa,ad
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y 49,, i L n,nnd Mn / ~ oIse,
III. ~" ~ w ~ irtond,r,,
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pu pull y. rsd ~ 80 ~ hns,noss
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SiS IN Ipo;,id H. IL N, 4
eleI WU StuI ye qp p, LIZ ~. N
sit',t III SnM .sitg set "
piai HUI ~. !a as Iy.1S Y I'LL Il,
q SiueHt psln Ml1Ho9f pllec IS olISal
S slces VIZ tip 80 " u ~. ~ w ~
5!e escIs = soy Esai circlesi HoWeyeL'
capabilities have been wounded and
the fear is expressed that should
masnlne.on now ui',es"Iu nussla az
pointed American consuis at Mukden
and Antung from Pekin and attempt
toi sSnd those oficials to their posts |
really unpleasant incident might be |
created. 9r'R y7sllif sql u H7oH'.iA
% Russia does not want to be placed |
M the position 7of refusing I'd allow |
these icohsals to enter uupoh their du- |
tiesp But With 4 state Of war existing |
ala commerce at a standstfli. military
s6Asiteratiobs ara paramount ana R,is- |
Ma faiehtl consider herself warranted
Al INTERPRETING such a course on the |
BAH d }Ks Tinted States to BE- political
+at6ef AKA acooSmmerciaio1 'bnssS ot DO
psii. s2SiS3V4o a1nd Ts sSS VIZ. ss !.
FIeN 2s!IThe PhiIadsi-
kbi& branch bof0 the Red Cross society.
INae5 ,s8aTfli IA PRS ra1fS1A19b a1c}4fv
" :, X, 81 ,~ysr ayodsS ~ a. MI
WIN SEND ten nurses 70 Japan ~
skafge wofq DR. Anita sH. MCGEE, Of
This was decided upon
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03

New York. FEB 25.-The cotton mar
bet showed some strength early yester-
day. but soon turned weak, and theru
was q drop q 100 points from the top.
Closing prices vens q little above the
bottom and ~ 10 90 points lower for
ne day. s'siasm- tF % 80 ~ ~
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AIeelsR RdpuEtl Port Afthar a ttaskI /

Think Firt was STARTED 70 Hide Crime.
{ colotkd0 Sptfnes, COT, eFeb.l 26.4Ac-
cufdins1tosa theory upon which the
police are nov working. the Ore ofiyss-
terday morning, In which two lives
were lost, was stafted by persons WHO
desired toohidkIa crime Of murder.
Nike Mcclure. 3 hbprsFe was found
dead on the roof Of ap adjoining build
ing ana It = believed that during
afunkha prahnRmeh preceded The ere
MoGgire reeelyeRinipries, which seated
the Others 60 that they threw him ont
Of the hnilding md theR started the
Gre under him TO hids thar crima
NJ ufosil have bssA madA. rroos
Gilpin observer., 1904-10-20
Trinidad Election Case.

Trinidad, Oct. 1S.-A Trinidad dis
patch last night says: Judge North
cutt in the District Court to-day de-
cided that Judge Lindsey OF the
County Court had Jurisdiction in the
mandamus proceedings brought to
compel the county commissioners to
move the polling places back to the
camps OF Primero. Hastings and Gray
Creek. Judge Means Of Adams county
will sit in the County Court In the alb
sence OF Judge Lindsey and hear the
case.
+. In Denver yesterday the attorneys
on both sides in the polling place case
1t Trinidad agreed to take no further
action in any OF the lower courts. no
matter II Judge Northcutt held that
Judge Lindsey had Jurisdiction or not,
but to bring the entire matter to the
Supreme Court for settlement.