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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-05-19
Anglo Saxon or slavp

Napoleon said when In his prime
that the world would become either
all Auglo Saxon or all SlAv and the
development Of the past century does
much to verify this idea. He un-
questiOAAbly iOresaw the virility Of
the two great sections Of the human
race.
Anglo Saxon push iS fast gaining
precedence in every continent Of the
globe with the exception Of Eastern
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-05-19

Cleveland, O., Nay 1a-The Baptist
Women's Home Mission society closed
Its meeting yesterday. A report was
adopted in favor Of raising $780, 1000
within the next three years for q now
building for the Chicago training
school which viii be named Morris
ball. in memory Of the late precep-
tress, Mra Q. B., Morria In the att
ernoon the American Baptist Mission
ary union. the foreign missionary So
eisu q the denomination, with mis-
uionaries IN every land. began the
sessions Of IT, nineteenth anniversary.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-05-19
Republican Convention.

Republican county convention will be
held in the courthouse at Abilene, Saturday
May 81, 1904, at 1880 p, IN. to select candidates
or the coming election as follows:
Representative,
Sheriff.
County Clerk
County Treasurer,
Register Of Deeds,
Probate Judge
Clerk District Court,
County Attorney,
Superintendent Public Instruction,
Surveyor,
Coroner,
Six High School Trustees
At the same time and place the Second
commissioner district will nominate one can
.didate for commissioner and the Third dis
trict will also nominate one candidate for
commissioner.
The representation In said convention
shall be:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-05-19

). II. McAdams, Carlton: | am
well satisfied with my rake, and think
the jenkins rake is as good as can be
bought.
A. M. Tolbert, Holland: This is to
certify that | bought Of Hodge Bros.
q jenkins hay rake in 1902 and think
there is nothing to equal it for raking
prairie hay. A small boy can operate
1t. Takes the hay clean as it goes.
WIN rake kaffir corn from six to eight
feet tall and will beat anything ever
saw for Piling hedge brush.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-05-19

Woodward. Ok, May 14.-C. @.
Wells, farmer who lived several miles
from this place, died here from blood
poisoning caused by the bite Of a cent?
pede Wells was bitten while at work
In his garden. His widow and child
live in Nebraska
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-05-19

Primaries to select said delegates shall be
chosen Thursday, May 10. in Abilene between
the hours Of and Up. M; In precincts out
ide of Abilene from $50 to $3.50 p, m.
By order OF Central Committee.
]. 3. BREWER, Chairman.
J. B. FAVOR, Secretary,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-05-19

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
OF New York.

For presidential electors-J. N. Johnson,
Alpheus Lane, W. O. Robinson, James r
Henderson, A. B. Peters. George H. Hunter.
nnn CnNnnnanAhAM
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-05-19

G. M. Carver, Abilene: l am well
pleased with the jenkins stacker and
rake purchased Of you last summer.
We stacked our alfalfa and soma very
heavy sowed kaffir corn feed, and it
did the work very satisfactorily.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-05-19

Seth Knapp, Supt. Kubach Farm,
Abilene: operated the No. 2E'Jen-
kins rake which you sold to Mr..
Kubach and found it satisfactory in
every respect. operated it in heavy
alfalfa and heavy cane; it handled it
well apd with ease. consider it the
best sweep rake ever saw.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-05-19

G. W. Taylor, Pearl: Am more
than pleased with the No. % jenkins
rake I purchased Of you; will say that
it Is the best rake l have ever used.
Anyone wishing good rake for alfalfa,
sorghum or prairie hay will find this
tool all that Is claimed for it.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-05-19

am candidate for Representative from
the sixty-second district, subject TO the de-
oision of the Dickinson county Republican
convention. J,W, CRRpcH.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

In the Morgan County @ircut court Dcccmhe'
term iIDl.
A up MISSOURI J..
COUSIN OF hppcAs,
fhoira, l.. Cooper, Ila!n,if.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04

In the Morgan County Cir'u, court December
'pcrrn, 'yO4,
STATE Dt MiSSOI RI, T.,
IuC%IS ~ NoHGaE
kiclard i Sp,ies. Plaintiff.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04

In the Morgan County circnt Court, bcccmhe'
STATE nr MISSOURI ,ss
CorrIv or HIupr>H, -,
Thomas Il. Copper Iiain,if.
James V Chi,ccat. II living, oi If dead, then, the
unknuwu heirs at l,w, d,visscs al grantees ui
tho snid Jnnlcs \ Ghil-"at, deceased defend
suts.
A this day come the sin .Ntif herein and file,
his pru,'"n and as'davit alleging among Other
thinp,,hst defendant jane Y. nh'l'oat il hy
Ing il u non icsii.nt Of the state % Missouri
iint IL the said James V. thilcoat IT, nov d,
ceased. then, there are persons VINO are inter
cs'cd IN the subject matter "i IA : action "h"s'i
names cannot be inserted heron lI the reason
Mat they are unknown /" plain.iit, that the IN
t-I,.ts I such persons ~ such AZ they would dc
ri,r as heirs at law drvi.,rs CT grantees 81 The
sHli lanes Y tlilcpai. deceased
WicirupOn. II Is ~ ,cic ed bV the clerk in raCn
ton that the said OFFEND, uts he Notified b, pub
licatinn hat plaintit' has commenced e suit
agu iIN thcri III this court IN" Object and gen
",nl nature ui winch - tpOb'ain a decree dINcS'
my them Of all right, htic aud interest IN and t.
IA" following real estate, 10 yit'
The South west quarter OF the Souih' asst qua
tct and the south half Of the Northwest, quait,I
of the Non'hsas, quarter OF section -Four -, ~
Township initv-thte" 't1) RnuN" flfhlren IN
aud to vest III, titlc thereto IN . sintiii ~ Inn
tatIOn
Aud unless the said Iamcsv chi'con il liz
ing 81 # dead, then, the uni muwn h-li.nt l.w
d,NiS,rS 81 grantees oi the 'Rid larn.s Y chi
cont, deceased be and appear at Tins c'urt ri
the next ten thereof to- be begun aud Nulhcu At
the court house IN the city 81 NtithilleS M Sh'u
county. on the l1th dly OF DrV' mlrr next, and
ON or before the first day % SAID tenn. answer o.
plead I, the petition IN rnih cause, the 'nin- viii
be tad III "a confessed ana judy mrht wall be rem
der ri accordingly
aud !, is further ordered, That n copy hereof
be .MhliSh,d according to- ln~ in the Morgan
County, nc"octat !, wcrE'y NEWSPAPER riin','i
and published in Morgan ounty, Ton iuu, week
sur,rsSivciv, III, last insertion 60 hr u, least thiT
I, DAYS before the nat day of laid December
term 81 this c IN
" e. THoSA6, Circui, Clerk.
A true copv iIoin thr Record
witness my hand and he seal OF the Cir
cult Court ~ Morgan County
H'"' tina 10Th day ui october. iyt
W { THOMAS CiTcuIt clerk.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04
Good Stout Timber.

Bro. Alien OF the Miller County News
Of Eldon, remarks:
There are plenty of white ash ,r,cs in
the front witll the first 'Nhitc-Ash'
wedding we ever heard OF. The high
contracting parties are John White and
Jerusha Ash, of Usage Iron Works, Cam.
den county, and the marriage ceremony
was solcmnizei in Ncrsaillcson the 18th '
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

-.
lnthe S'fcht Court county I" morgan August
rem l'pH .
SiHiE 'f ".oo'' NJ -
No'HL' ~ n''r"n" l.
n " hoS,oh ''''''"'
" ~
y" iiehhihK u nNi"R az" ~ "en' ns W,
known heiis OIL heV'h'c' an" lo,hh' ! 1prc"h
l,vihe ahu" "ea" lib l SNOW" "e"7o' ne''S''N'
defendants
his ps,t,to" and as4ay", ,'ieS,ns among oihe1
thihR~ thut ot'fhdahts " Hchh'nS "hr
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04
ORDER or PUBLICATIONS.

In the Morgan County cif'u, court December
STATE OF MiSSOrRL,,
IuuMTY ~ MupG,N
kiclard + spite. rla,ntif
william Davidson and the unknown heirs or
devi,c.s pi Juhu W. Davidson. deceased, Dc!cu.
Ianls.
At this day comes piain,ili herein by his a',oi-
news and flies hs priltipn aud uNhdavii ailoyi' Y
among ether ihiu, that there ~" person. who
81. interested IN the subject matter Of tins su,t,
WHOSE name, cannot bc inserted herein tur IA"
ica con thst they are unk uosu to plnin,iii, that
the IutrIrstNu i such persons. h. such as ih"v would
derive a. h"itS ut law OF drNl'err OF John W
davidson. deceased.
Wh:tcupou. II Is ordered by the ,lrik IN vaca
,iuu that said d-icn, an:s b, notified bN puhl,ca-
tion Tint plarntlh has commenced u suit eGnrns,
them il this court the object and genera nature
of which Is 10 obtain u deere" ~ tins court, can
ceiling and annulliua a certain mortgage deed
executed b. Joseph g. iinu,"N and s,i", and
Mary ] HuIneS dated March yh- inst loL5, aud
recorded ~ iiuuk No II, nj page S7h. ct The deed
record. ui Mo pan County, Missouri, to the de
icudanis william Davidson aud IA, said John W
Davidson, ct al, ", the northwest quarter 81 the
southeast quarter aud III" southwest quarter 81
the noitn, asst quarter III section seven tll, III
tp~nship { ttN-une iD Iausr seventeen 90 in
NolEau county Missouri
aud that unless the said unknpwn 'clth 81 de
visrrF 81 the said John W Davidson D. aud mp
p,5t ct This court At the ns't t-im thereof, to lie
beam and holden at the Cuuf, house III ;hc city
90 Versailles. ~ sad County on the I" "lth DAY
Of December met aid on ~ hcirrc the nist day
oi said term answer OF plrai To- the petition III
s,I" cause, the anne will hc taken ns confessed,
and Ju'igmrnt viii he Tend, red acc IidinVly
Aud II l. further ordered mat u copy hereof be
pubii,hrd, according to law IN tho Morgan
county democrat "A weekly nr'Hspa" t publish
81 IN Morgan County. tor 'pnt weeks success
siy'ly tho 10, In,ritiOn 20 h." ~ l"nst thiity days
bcipi" IT," hrs, day 1t pnid bccclnber term oi
TINS uuIt.
" c. THOMAS Circuit Cictk
a ir.r { pv 'f ~ tho record
WItur-. my hand aul the seal 81 the CIV
,.,., Cuii Cont Of Morgan County. TINS
l''N'' Iylh day of october. Iypi
W. { riIDNhr titCuit clark.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04
ORDER or

In the Morgan Count, Circuit, Court, Dco,mbei
Term. i9ot.
a or MISSOURI, go
COUNT ~ mopGAS,
Ala o.. Manlcy, Plaintiff,
versus
1.rcius - Manlcy. Defendant.
AZ this day comes plaintiff herein and hlCshri
petition aud affidavit, alleging among Other
things that defendant has concealed himself 50
that h" cannot he served by the ordinary piocese
Ut law
Whc'ripon il ia ordered by the clerk in vaCa
ton tina, said defendant be notified by puhlica
iion that plaintiff has commenced a SUIT against
OF which ~ to obtain "A decree oi divorce FROM
defendant.
Aud thpt unless the sn,d defendant be and APP
begun aud holden II the cont hnusr in the tity
OF Versailles, IN said county. q tine lth day ~
Dec. mhct u.At and on ur before the first day OF
said term answer OF plead to the petition III said
cause IA. same will he taken a., confessed, ana
judgment will be rendered accordingly.
And II IN further ordered that ~ copy hereof he
published. according 10 law. in the Morgan
County Dunoci At, a weekly new spa per publish
ed IN Versailles. Morgan county, Tor iouf week
sncccs.irciy, the last insertion to bc ut ieas,
Unity dag, before the aid Il.h day Of December.
ivt
". &. THOMAS, Circuit CLERK.
A true copy from the iccotd.
witness my hand and the seal oi The I irCuii
t,,,, Court Of Morgan county this 9Th Gar
I""'i Of october lout.
~ { THOMAS. Circuit CLERK.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04

You wan n~IcInruy ,I"t wall not Only
give "a elk re,ici "a effect IA pcrlnan, at
cure.
You want remedy that will ,rlicyc
tn" ungs and keep ''t""I bialioh rh~Y
Ipu wan "a remedy bat vii cOuu.
,rrc ANY tendency toward pneumonia
You want II rcmcdE that Is pleasant
al Il ~ai" 10 lake.
C~hnmpcrlalu', Cuugl Remedy meets
al 81 ih"H" rrIn "u'n : and '"r the
A"c,dyard pcrIuturui "a - Of bad colds
stands wi nout II peer. For ale by A.
J.. Man zri,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04
TIC

Via the Union Pacific Millions have
spcn, in the Improvement of this
line, and all human ingenuity has been
adopted 10 prrtcCi It's patrons against aC-
Ciacut. The line IS renowned for its fast
trains aud the general superiority OF il,
service and equipment. Fastest time.
shortest time, smoothrat ti"tE. TOMS!
4!ccpeIs a speciality Inquire OF
II. lAr'ikCp, G., A.,
Hu3 Olive St. -. LOlis, Mo.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04
Administrative Motto G.

Eut,," Is hereby given that ir''r's Of admin
isti aiion On IA. estate 81 William A Hans de
c'"s"h. we're granted 10 III" hldriSItii'h an me
I,th day of bctnhcr. iooi hy NE probate Court
II Morgan County. NiS-rtui AZ rtS'i' hh'
NIX claims against said estate arc required t.
"Ehib,i them iuI allowance rs the admins
l. rIiS within one year after the date 81 p" Il L.
icI,. of iI'v may be Vi",iidrd ii' ~ nuN benefit
ii ni~h tint, mud II ouch claims be not r.hilr
iicI with y two Years thcl VIII br iurrytt
hHirrd. CARDi.I"r IiNNFN
hnMLniAInNL.-
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04

mere are pIchtN hl Wnl'c ASH VtcSi IN
this country, but; Morgan Country is TO
the from, with the first 'Nh,tc-Ash'
wedding wc ever heard OF. The high
contracting parties are John White and
Jcrusha Ash, of Usage Irou Works, Cam.
den county, aud the marriage ceremony
was solcmnizei in Ncrsaillcso OF the 18th "
l. a. Williams, the South side gro.
ccrics and canned goods.
ANY Missouri Democrat WHO would like
to sec his picture i'll the Glohe-Democta,
needs only to u hat he has left
the Democratic party aud cast his LOT
With the Republicans,
Talk about the newspapers publishing
70 many lies causes the editor OF The
Albany Ledger to grow sarcastic. The
lies, > he declares, usually consist in
complimentiny some fellow WHO accepts
the first opportunity to return the ia
vor with a kick"
care not the rattle snakes very danger
Gus in our country" askeda lady OF her
western visitor. Yes, Ma'a,n, " he replied,
"but three drinks Il the stuff We have
out there knocks n snake bite, and | usu-
ally keep abon, two drinks ahead of the
snake, Just 20 be prepared for cmergen.
Cies."
They're q lot oh o fine women
iolks,' said n colored preacher, dat
comes to church and sees every hat in
the congregation every hat but one, dc
one dat de Lord passes right under y"
nose for help in his cause and to save yo'
black souls We suppose many white
preachers have the same cause for COM
plant.
One of the funny things in the present
campaign to the Columbia Herald is the
attitude of thos- Democratic who do not
want any Republicans 10 support the
Democratic ticket. 1t would be some
millions Of years, according to the Her.
aid. before the Democrats could elect =
president if this theory were practiCed
strictly.
A Monroe county man h invested
il59 in sheep last fall has sold :24I worth
OF wool, has las lambs that will average
eighty pounds when ready for market,
which at four cents a pound makes them
worth :s72 Total income from his flock
Of sheep, 500, and he still has the sheep.
not on- of them has gotten away from
HIM.
A printing Office is generally regarded
as "A bureau Of Information. says The En-
ccl,lOr springs standard but high water
mark was reached at thu, office ore day
last week by "A woman calling Us No and
asking TO know when the sign would be
night to wcan her baby. M almanac wa
at once consulted and the deair-l .nior.
nation 'phoned back.
Editing a newspaper : nice thing
II we publish 'lcS, people say we ar
rattle Drained. 1t We don't, We are ole
fossils. II we publish original matter
| thcv say we don't give the selections
u we give thelt seIcc'l"hS, t1ey say VT
are too lazy to write. II We don't go Il
church, we are hcathcnS. II we do so
We are hypocrtcs. II we stay III tn
office, we oughtt 20 be out looking tor new
itcin,. II we gp ont, then We are n"
attending 70 business. If We wear ole
clothes, they laugh at NJ. II wear goo'
/ ,l,,h,e then vp have null Now Nha
are We to do Just as ilkeiy as not s"m'
one will say We stole this from an tx
change. so we did. But it IL a goo,
thina, 50 push II along. The Washing
.Oniai.
The only complete srt Of Ahs,rac
Books Of Morgan County at Hubbard :
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04
NIGIT II NOW.

The Greet iouisiara iurch,s" l."pusi
ton viii soon close lis rates. Ni}It II
now IL xiii soon be 20 lat"
The Rock ! land System, Is offering
round IMP tickets - - LOUIS at very
cheap rates One Fare from spnr POINT
even lcsSl for the round trip
Apply 20 any Rock Island Tickle
Agent, on to
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04

When Won want an distract call OF
Hubbard p Eavanaug.r in the Court
House.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04

The sole agency for lnrrns.l White
lad llas heeu placed .iih b. VI Bun.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04
OPCEP OF PUBLICATION

In the Hprgau county C.rcut Court, December
"eim Iyri
'4AIE or MISSOURI Tao
~ 90 NORGhH,
Lula E.iiHbr'll, rlainli.t,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04

We are now open and Will be please.
20 see all customers At out ntw ILycrl
Stables on Fisher street, Rigs Tor cltg
driving, stylish ard up-to-d ate.
MILLIONS nU0s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-27

somewhat IN the nature oT Il -snaIcn
vote. but several such incidents make
the governments position untenable.
Such large numbers of the govern
ment's usual supporters have decided
not TO stand for reelection that they
are indifferent as to when the diSsOlu-
ton occurs: and in spite of all the ef-
forts of the whips it shas been found
impossible to secure their regular at
tendance.
On the other hand the opposition
factions have been gradually healing
their differences, and their constant
attacks upon the government have
shown rapidly increasing strength. The.
decision of the government against tine
irish university bill completed the
alienation of the Nationalists, and John
Redmond's followers decided at
meeting to vote with the Liberals to
turn out the government ut the first
opportunity.
The resignation of the Duke of De
vonshire (who was lord president OF
the counciD proved shattering blow
TO the already weakened BalfOur cab
met, and his subsequent reputation OF
everything in the nature OF departure
from Great Britains free trade policy
assisted materially IN bringing together
the various factions opposed 10 the
present administration ard In deciding
the free food Liberal UniOHists to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-27
CRITICISES
AMERICAN MOTHERS
Makes Pertinent Comments When
Granting Divorce to
Title Hunter.

st. Louis, TeO. 21.-Judge Foster, in
the st. Louis circuit court. granted a
divorce to Countess Marie r. f. Pena-
loza from Count Henri de PenalOza In
her petition the countess, who is u St
Louis heircss. charged that the count
had spent her fortune and had paid
attention to other women.
In granting the decree Judge Foster
commented on the action of the court
which he said was markedly sitnilar to
that in most all cases of international
marriage. 1t is always the way" he
said. that these foreigners treat their
American wives. Ambitious mothers
and cultivated daughters travelling
abroad are constantly falling into such
traps as these. The courts are full of
such cases. 1t seems to me that meth
ers ought to wake up some time"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-27
LIBERALS EXPECTED TO RETURN TO
CONTROL OF POLICIES OF ENGLAND

London, Feb. 27.-The Associated
Press is in position to declare that
there will bea dissolutionof parliament
within six weeks. and if, as it is expect
ed, the Liberals are returned TO power
King Edward will summon Lord Spen-
Ger 0iberal leader in the house OF
lords)) 10 form a cabinet. His majesty
and all prominent politicians are fully
aware of the situation created by the
irremediable cleavage in the Unionist
ranks by fiscal and other differences,
and they are all preparing for speedy
fall of the government and q cOnse-
quent general election
The governments majorities have
been dwindling gradually ever since
the commencement of the present ses-
sion of parliament. \ majority of 81
out of a nominal 40. or thereabOuts.
was all the government could muster
after a debate of one week on such an
important plank OF its policy as the
fiscal question \ similar small ma
jority saved the government from de-
feat on the arnyquestion. while Thurs
day night il could only show a major.
ity OF II against al opposition amend
ment reducing the important supple
mentary navy vote
Thursday nights narrow escape was
not very important because. il was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-27
HOUSE PASSES THE NAVAL
APPROPRIATION BILL

Washington. Feb. %. The sen
ate considered at some length the bill
requiring the use of United States
ships in carrying government supplies,
bur without action.
The house passed the naval appro-
priation bin after having had it under
consideration for a week. The mat
ter of armor plate was left to the dis
erection OF the secretary OF the navy.
An Intellectual attempt was made to
have the eIght-hOur law applied to all
ship construction The appropriation
for submarines was increased. and the
type of boat left an open question.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-27

ut least abstain from active support OF
the ministers.
Those who are best informed on 20
ltical matters, including even many
persons in close touch with Joseph
Chamberlain. anticipate that the Lib
erals will not only win easily at the
forthcoming general election. but esti-
mate that their majority may be as
high as 40.
Lord Hardwicke. under-secretary for
India, in the house OF lords. replying
to the request of Lord Reay Hiberai1
for further information regarding the
British mission to Thibet said the gov
ernment was determined to insist on
final settlement regarding carrying
out the terms Of the convention Of
1890. The Thibetans had refused 10
have intercourse with Great Britain,
but the result of their continual inter
course with Russia had been to inspire
the Thfbetans with the feeling that
they had Russia behind them. and
therefore they need not fear the Brit
ish. This situation the Indian govern
ment and his majesty's government
could not tolerate for moment. While
Lord Hardwicke refused to pledge the
government regarding the limit of Col
onel Younghusband's advance into
Thibet- he said the mission was friend
" and Colonel YOunghusband would
do nothing TO promote hostiIities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-27
CARRIED LEG OF
MAN HALF MILE
Horrible Fate of Coal Picker Struck
by Grand Rapids
Train.

Kalamazoo, Mich, Feb. %. - Ben
janin Daniels, aged -, lost his life
while picking up coal from railroad
tracks. He was struck at the Vine
street crossing by sOuth-bOund Grand
Rapids and Indiana express. Portions
of the body scattered over a distance
of 200 feet His clothing was caught
in the pilot and part of the body was
carried along.
One leg was found at the Michigan
Traction cOmpany's trestle, half mile
away. The engineer of the express
was not aware that he had struck a
man. Daniels came here about six
years ago from Otsego and had been
living with a daughter, Mrs. Horace
Kinsman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-27
NON.UNION MEN
DRIVEN TO STRIKE
Employees of Parry, Anti-UniOnist
Object to Continual Wage
Reductions.

five craters and hangers employed by
the Parry Manufacturing company at
the head of which is ID. NJ. Parry, pres
ident of the National Manufacturers
association and the National Industrial
Association of America, struck ON ac-
count OF a cut in wages.
All the men are nOn-union. They
were paid off and discharged. The
men say they have been cut from ~ to
81 cents per piece since October and
struck against an additional cut OF -
cents.