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italian klned RauI,s wife.

Dubois, Pa: Frank Paul. promi-
nent man of Cardiff, eleven miles east
of here, while visiting friends at a
boarding house near his home, became
involved in q quarrel with Saverio Pei
ligreno. an inmate Of the house. Paul
left hurriedly for his home, leaving his
hat lying on the ground in front of the
house. His wife went for the hat,
when she was shot dead by Pelligreno.
Paul Immediately went to the board
ing house with shot gun and killed
the Italian.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-27
SINNERS to Travel in style.

Dallas, Texas: George H. Green
the imperial potentate of the Ancient
Arabic Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
is in correspondence with the various
mobiles throughout the country who are
to join him on special train, en- route
to the imperial council, which will
meet at Atlantic City, N. j., on July
a. They will leave Dallas via the
Texas and Pacific and Iron Mountain
railways July s. The party will go
from st. Louis via the Wabash to De
troit and Buffalo, then via the Lehigh
Valley to Atlantic City
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Flour Mil, Burned at ST. 10.

st. 10, Texas: The ST. 10 Milling
Company's roller mill plant, with rig
connected with it, was completely de-
stroyed by fire Sunday morning be
tween 3 and o'clock. The loss falls
on c. Williams and d. F. McCollum,
who, less, than a year. ago, purchased
the property, and at considerable out
lay got it in good repair and running
order 1t is reported that the loss is
about one-half covered by insurance.
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FindIay, Ohio, May 23.-As result
of an explosion of two drying rooms
at the Lake Shore Novelty Company, s
plant Sunday, seven persons are
known to be dead, Ave are SO serious
ly hurt that recovery is believed to be
Impossible, and twelve or fifteen are
badly injured. From reports of the
physicians, ten of the less seriously
injured may die as result of blood
poisoning from the potash that was
driven into their bodies.
All of the dead with the exception
Of two, were killed instantly. Two died
after being removed to their homes
Two employees are missing, and are
supposed to have been blown TO
atoms.
The Lake Shore Novelty Works
plant covered nearly ten acres OF
ground in the southwest part OF the
city, and employs nearly two hundred
men, women and children. Railroad
torpedoes and Fourth of July, explo-
sives we're manufactured.
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The Batson Field.

Batson, Texas: The Devers Oh and
Developing Company has abandoned
its well five miles north of Devers and
the rig will be brought here and used
in putting down well for w. s. Far
ris.
The T. II. Henderson well has been
abandoned. The pipe is stuck, and in
trying to pull it, it was twisted or
The we'll is 1000 feet deep. @
4 The well of the Gum Island OH Com
pany, on. the road between Batson and
Liberty. is down 900 feet. with splen-
did indications.
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FiIipinos in School.

Lexington, Ky: William A. Suther-
land. superintendent of Filipino stu
dents in America, left for the Univer-
sity Of Tennessee Sunday night, after
making arrangements to place four
Filipino students in Kentucky Univer-
sity to complete their education He
has visited Harvard, Cornell and other
large American universities. He has
hundred Filipinos,3 ranging in age
from 18 to 81. They will be exhibited
in St. Louis this summer. and will be
educated by their government IN
American colleges.
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MINES FLOAT TO SEA.
Other Than Japanese Shipping Endan
gered by Russian Act.

LOndon: The correspondent OF the
Times on board that papers steamer,
the Hainun, which is still excluded
from the real theater of war, gives
review of the present position OF, at
fairs, and says:
Preserves from Japan are being
brought to reinforce Gen. Kurokl 8
lines of communication, which are be,
ing harassed by Cossacls.
Gen. Kurobi appears to be waiting
for the landing and cooperation of a
third army. It was while holding the
Mao Tao Straits against torpedo at
tacks from Port Arthur for the mes
sage of transports OF the third army
that the Hatsuse met with disaster.
'.Realizing that they were effective
ly isolated, the Port Arthur Russians
made their desperation an excuse for
sowing the whole gulf of Pc Chi LII
with blockade mines.
at is reported that they sent launch
es and junlzs to drop mines in the path
of the japanese warships and trans
ports. The mines drifting to the high
seas and to Chinese waters, constitut,
ed the greatest danger to neutral ship
ping.
Yesterday the Haimun passed two
floating mines within six miles of Wei
Hal Wei.
Even as the act of a desperate gar
rigon this must be in violation of the
law of nations a..
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A FATAL EXPLOSION In QUO
Seven Were Killed and Five Others Were So Ba
Hurt That Recocery is Impossible

Owing to the large rush of ORD
the officials of the plant requested
employees to report for duty Sund
About thirty complied with the \
quest.
Sunday morning the residents &c
Findlay were startled by two explop
sions, which shattered windows
throughout the city. The conclusion
was felt for miles around. Two mag
azines in separate rooms at the novel
ty works exploded simultaneously
with terrible reports The exact cause
of the explosion is not definitely
known. 1t is surmised that one of the
Sherwood brothers. who were the On
ly persons in the drying rooms, dropp-
ed a large box of torpedoes, but this
theory cannot be confirmed. AT least
twenty persons were on their way to
the factory when the explosion oc'
Cured s
The body of Edith Dillon was picked
up 200 yards from where the explosion
occurred.
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Recovered Heavy Judament.

Palestine, Texas: Colonel T. ri.
Campbell and Hon. S. A. McMeans,
who have been away all the week at
Gilmer, where they appeared as attor.
neys for J. F. Morrow, suing the Cot
ton Belt railroad for personal da ma
ges. They state that a verdict was
given in their favor for $14,5oO. Mr..
Morrow was injured at Mount Pleas.
ant three years ago.
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Munitions Disappeared.

st. Petersburg: Real concern is felt
in official circles over the fact that
quantities of war munitions urgently
needed in the Far East, and which was
supposed to be on hand, is not to be
found, and II is said that these dis
coveries are seriously hampering op-
erations at the front Ammunition
and equipments of all descriptions are
gone The Gar, it is understood, has
ordered a searching investigation, and
1T is limited that scandal is impend-
Ing which will involve many high Off
Gals in widespread conspiracy of
looting- 1t is further said that the
guilty Will be punished without mercy
1t is unofffcially reported that a
large body of Cossacks have been sent
around the Japanese right flank with
view to cutting the japanese line of
communication to the south, of Feng
Wang Cheng.
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Elliott a Suicide.

Minneapolis, Mimi: The lifeless
body of Peter o. Elliott, the man who
was arrested several months ago in
Washington, D. c., on suspicion of be.
ing :: lunatic, with probably murder
Gus designs on President Roosevelt,
was found Sunday morning suspended
from a girder OF railroad bridge in
South Minneapolis. 1t was evidently
a case of suicide.
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a hree.pound RadlsE1.

Victoria, Texas: Two cars OF pc.
tatoes were shipped from here by a 10,
cal merchant the past week and an
other car is billed to go out at once
A radish of the long red variety and
weighing three pounds is on exhibition
at w. T. Brandes' office. 1t was rails,
ed on the Willard Bass place, just
across the river.
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Hurt BY a Fan.

Taylor, Texas: While Superintend-
ent ]. r. Simondson of the Taylor cot
ton oil works was adjusting some over
head pulleys at the mill Monday morn
ing. he lost his balance and fell from
a ladder to the hard floor beneath, a
distance of fifteen feet, sustaining
painful and. it is feared, serious inter
nal injuries.
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Told Aiexieff to stay.

London: The St Petersburg corre-
spondent OF the Daily Telegraph says.
81 am Informed on good authority
that viceroy A1exieT rendered mis- res
ignation to the Emperor, giving i'll
health as the reason for his desire tp
be reiived, but that the Emperor per-
suaded him. in a gracious telegram, to
remain at his post
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Died of smailpox.

Batson, Texas: George Anderson
died here Sunday night of smallpox
and was. buried Monday evening in the
community cemetery He had no rela-
tives here and no one could be found
who knew him previous to his coming
to Batson
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cireIevllle Man a suicide.

Granger, Texas: A phone message
was received here that j. G. Layfeld,
local pumper for the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas at this place, had shot and
killed himself at his home in Circle
vile about o'clock Sunday morning,
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catarrh and Headache

Mrs. g. E. Goforth, 21bs Holy 81
Kansas City, writes:
After using g sample bottle al
two Csc bottles of Hunts LightniII
Oil 1 am almost we'll Of Catarrh.
stops nay headaches. It Is the bel
medicine l ever saw and just car
keep house without it."
She is right.
25c and SOC bottles.
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me ne " ~ abs corporation and shall pay them
1uu u " on the order OF the presldehI anu
00ecretary of the company.
ARTICLE X.
NJ a+ockbolder of such corporation shail
~ he held liable responsible LOT IHe cO lI1
eve +s ar fnults of such corporation III 1n an
St%eT sum than the unpaid balance QUE S'b nv
luurnrnration on the shares OF sGoch. omdd ~
i I?I "a liked and determined by saia Raa olify
hictors and no mere technlca! III
!tih tre accumulation of said corporaIio.n I'll
III gn tic effect OF rendering the GharttI Nv
n I'D or exposing any stocKn9lqet w ''lr IN
an any in excess of the UNPAID palRncS ~; ~
ul stock held by him, the price Oh WI ~
! suH SUI n5etermined by the board OF threCUoi' "
INC said stock was sold ana lssueu'
ARTICLE NJ.
crree hundred thousand shares OF the sbocl voc
III nv this company shall be pfelerfe'
ARTICLE MI.
n,.a first board of directors under this ch nl
Inc d NJ ScSonsist Of W. L. Sanders, j. =. Ne Ne
Ter s'et " sanders, b. L. link, ). A. SosIIle3
1erI - r. Keller and S. r. CostleS OF w Wni
JOIN = Keller shall be PRESIDENT; D. N: h4l
JON onn nresieent; W. L. Sanders, secretary 9: :
e 1890 notwithstanding, ana D. w. t 3sL
c SSo treasurer, who shall holq sucn olnSe
: oeItSSi tbeir successors are elected as proNloe
toT I III V dnne. read and passed in my othce
o. ~ n citT Of Welsh, Louisiana, on Inc ga IA
month and year hrst above "rl9'eh' III u
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TO Ship SO Cars of spuds.

Smithville, Texas: The Smithville
Truck Growers Association here
shipped their first mixed car of pota-
toes, and onions Saturday This makes
the seventh car of potatoes shipped
from here, and it is estimated that at
least fifty cars will be shipped this
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Returned with PRISONER.

Nayasota, Texas: Sheriff John Nc
Kinney returned Sunday from Calves
aton with Leroy Williams colored.
wanted at Bedias for the alleged steal
ing of pair of shoes and other arti-
clesA The Indictment is an old one and
the sheriff has been given much trou-
BILE in locating Williams.
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Sabine Channel Money Available.

-aprange, Texas: A letter to Col. w.
80 Belts, dated Washington, d. c.,
1aeay II. from H. F. Hodges, major of
q Agineers, advises that the $125,o00 APP
ropriation for improving the channel
n Sabine Lake is now available and it
4s expected work will begin at snNearly
date.
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Bow a suicide.

San Angelo, Texas: Grover Cleve-
land Cochran, 20 years old, killed him.
self on the Twin Mountain farm near
here on Saturday afternoon by shoot
ing himself through the heart with 4
Ss-calibre pistol Coroner NJ o. Davis
viewed the body and rendered YER
dict of suicide.
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Beware of Ointments for Gaia
that Contain Mercury,

.s mercury vii, surely destroy the sense Of I
and completely deraDge the whole eystefn ,
entering &c through the mucous surfaces
articles should never be used except on pres
lions from reputable physicians, rs the damage
Will do Is ten fold to the good you can possibf
rive from them. HaiPs Catarrh Cure. Inanufaci
by F. J. Cheney e. Co., Toledo, O., contains no
curry. and IL taken internally, acting directly
the blood and mucous surfaces of the system
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you Eei
genuine. IL is taken Internally and made In TO
Ohio by F. J. Cheney & Co Testimonials Tree
Sold by Druggists. Price, f5c. per bottle.
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Scott Comes to Houston.

San Antonio, Texas: w. B. Scott,
appointed general superintendent of
the Houston and Texas Central, left
here Monday night for Houston. In
company with JEFF N. Miller, he will
make an official trip over the Central
lines.
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New York, via CHATTANOOGA lh4on nob
Mountain) Bristol, Roanoke hyncn a
burg, washington, Baltimore reoan an~
Phi l., also through sl lie s
1,etween New Orleans, Cincinnatl anu
St. Louis. 1; oars
Doup 1o,,gb trains. For informa-
on all tn tnr r9iga Worlds Fair trip aPP-
ton TIC to reg nav agent, or G. F. Woods T.
BY San Antonio, Texas.
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Paid PASSENGER Tax.

Austin, Texas: The Gulf, Western
Texas and Pacific Railway Company
Monday paid SS7 tax on $s,746 of gross
passenger earnings. for the quarter
ending March 81, and the New York,
Texas and Mexican paid $205 tax on
$40 507 for the same quarter.
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IN Use IL, OO0AT PORT ARTHUR
y Little Fellows Fought Like Demons.
Russians Loss Placed at 5000.

sition The Chinese report that the
Japanese are not quite ready for the
combined attack on Port Arthur. but
are clearing the waters of floating
mines and mounting heavy guns near
Dalny. ae aGs. ss &
From Shan Hal Kwan comes the
news OF Japanese repnlse by the
Fort Arthur garrison with heavy loss
after a stubborn fight lasting several
hours
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written iiindonao,;. dated May IS, stat
inserenS9 a massacre had taken place
on the 18th inst. near I.alabaig on the
southern coast, OF AIindanao- Fifty
three Filipino men. women and chill
dren, the families OF employees of the
United States military government at
Malabalg, were surprised at midnight
while asleep by Chief Datto Ali and a
band Of. Moros from the Rio Grande
valley and slaughtered The chief and
his followers escaped before the alarm
could he given.
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When Your Grocer SAYS

he does rot have Defiance Starch, you may
be sure he is afraid to keep Il until his
stock Of 10 ez. packages are sold Defanee
EtarcR is not only better than any ether
Cold Water Starch, but contains ID o. to
tho package and sells for Same money es u
OK. brands.
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IT is estimated that no FEWER I
ten millions of date palms are
tered from the mouth OF the PeI
Gulf to beyond the region OF RaSd
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Sugar Factory.

Boston, Mass: United fruit inteT
ests are to build big sugar factors
on the Bay of Nipe. Cuba.
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HAVING a Picnic

Pie-Nics are never complete wi
sandwiches, sweet white breaf
q generous layer of meat b
Libby's canned meats are
pic-nics and outings The CO
easily opened and the G
fresh and palatable that p
a success without Libb7
Flavor" Food Products. ~
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If we tear the bandage from Cupid
eyes we must not grewl IL we see to-
much. ~
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G. s. Shannon. Blow Pipe md Tank Factory
and all kinds CS sheet metal work. Write fol
for prices. Houston, Texas.
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CLINE. CLINE &LEE
La%W-USES7

collections promptly attended to; nrn
titles Examined, Charters
Abstracts Furnished. ,u.s Of Lake
Will practice ,e in 'n Wish Ssh Jennings
Cn a Iai,e Charles. Offices connecIeo
Oy coz oGEI, OFFICE: oyer Cooper Drug
Co. Store.
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For making 1000 cigarettes in
Japanese factory a girl gets ser
equal to cents.
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rid.
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There is nothing that a man can
afford to leave at home than his
science and his good manners.
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captured rhree Cruisers.

Paris: The st. Petersburg CORE
spondent of the Matin says:
1T is persistently rumored that the
Vladivostok squadron has captured
+L-oe,- or,,ioore hon0bt Inv Iap~--7 9 from
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ya,,ace,. of is CapiNoA
M, says: Il was -
|of Bright's Diseas,
for 3Doan's kidney
| t be living to-a Gay.
ssas SO intense tn ina,
tiet out Of bed nnti ,
Win passed away. :, .
stied and hadn't TINS
co,ettle Of water
Do; q few doses .
two relieved me- an
| A cured me.
ney !. this great Ki'
lace cured MIS- =
Unite any part OF u
burn ess Foster-M
dealerx. Sold by
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per box.

The pc. ssi. does not remerno
he does .rot feel; he lives IN MAJ
alistic dream" says Nd. OctroSofhi'
his book, Democracy" r
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..,rgra,Ne WOMEN.

women run aoM
and endure daily .os
lures through neg
lecting the kid I'M .ns
Kidney backacns
makes housewoiA, a..
burden; rest Is i a..
! possible; . sleep ives
full; appetite s's we
out and you ..' a.
tired ala the VIM. mi
Can't be well am mn,
the kidneys are We,
Use Doan's Nans.
Ia restored thoussne'
,omen to health '
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May 24.-Officials
reports OF victories
!. Dispatches from
Is have Just reached
Seat OF the Japanese
+ loss, and other dis
! Japanese made a com
, 4 Port Arthur and were
h terrible loss. The ia,
ding to the report, lost
Russians 3, 900. The re.
ID in commercial circles.
said to have been a ter
Japanese attacking from
lighting like demons. The
Though outnumbered
inch and succeeded in
nyaders back. -
that the Japanese had
ON 10000 to 10000 men
,tGf Port Arthur and an
',Sected for. a week
-os,, Port Arthur. it Is
of 700 troops in
ct and marines.
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Epworth League Picnic.

Round Mountain, Texas: The Ep-
worth League gave picnic here on
Thursday. The morning exercises
consisted of speeches by the younger
members of the league and singing.
In the evening speeches were made by
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Nerthern seeurIties shares.

Trenton, N. j.: Argument was re-
sumed before Judge Bradford in the
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the JGJRNAL, -. can SECS
Twice- Week edition of the st. Louis
Republic for 25c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marty Isaacs, OF Lake
Charles, visited kindred south OF town
Sunday.
One of the most difficult things to
remember is that mankind consists OF
only men and women.
An ounce of keep your mouth SMUT
is better than pound of explanation
after you have said it.
He who dwells with pleasure on the
faults of others only confesses that ne
has plenty of his own.
An excursion was run Sunday IRON
Lake Charles to Lafayette, but few
from Welsh took advantage OF It,
w. R. Jordan, of the wholesal
grocery firm of wall-Jordan & Co
y Of Lake Charles, was here Saturda
8 attending to business matters.
ceE
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Local and Person
FEED 81 eve e

Brown bread and the
good fare.
Painting, papering and
done on short notice by w
Condemn no one until
been in his place.
The St. Louis Globe De
the JOURNAL for Sl.7o 1or
Jennings, it is reported
a new daily paper.
Teachers report cards a
nal Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Saturday in Jennings. :.
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Belgium alone has 81
vested in Russian far eil
ways. 4lIe,
b. 81
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<lsS ~
Va n $17,7S5. but
Been awarded to
Alege at White.
sroyed by fire. The
Eracted for will en-
Ply. If not quite,
Association the
onfederate Veter-
On July IS. IA and
81 a joint picnic to
Tille. one day to be
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!. Hear paIn.y.

,nese vessels coming
= ty of the Liao Tung
rt heavy lighting be
,mossian garrison and the
bot Dainy. The Japanese
is abye the ships of Togo's
0 are maintaining a con-
rdment of the Russian po-
AZ
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dniaht Slaughter.

"A report has been received
Camp Overton, on this Is.
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Inc f e f5s corporation and shall pay them
u ont nnly on the order OF the presloehU "n
9ecretary of the company.
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q PROGRAM fpr each