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Dp oscAR PAL SION.

DHYSICIAN and Surgeon Once. 13 East
III Columbus street Residence. +T North
Mad River street Phone e9s-three rings for
once and two for residence.
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DR.. w. n. OUTLASD.

PHYSICIAN AND sURGEON-Ofhce 10
Court Street Hubbard Block; residence
rs East Chillicothe- General practice of
medicine
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WEST q WEST.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Oollectfons given
"A prompt alta nEion- Partition and settle
nenf OF estates q speciality Practice In the
9sate and q. 3. Courts Once on Main street,
directly opposite front entrance Of the Court
House Ralefoutatne Ohio
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"Flinch," the new parlor game sc,
at Rea's, South Main. A-2W
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DR.. J. HARBERT,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. specia: at
Il tension given IN diseases OF H3e. Ear
Nose and Throat. and the fitting Of glasses
Oc,ce. East Columbus avenue
Residence. slS East sandusky avenue
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HAMILTON BROS

ATTORNEY-AT-LAw and Real Estate
u Agents- Once In the Hamilton Building,
east Of the Logan House, Bellefontaine, Ohio.
Particular attention given TO collections and
settlement OF estates VIII practice In State
pspusss. Courts- All business promptly At
q puS o.
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Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. |

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
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DR.. J. n. WILSON.

HOMEOPATHIST. Special attention given
IL 70 diseases Of the Nose and Throat Omc<
on South Main street Benefontaine. o.
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School Examiners Meetings

The Logan County Beard Of School Ell
aniners win hold meetings for the examinA-
Zen OF teachers on the drst Saturday Of
each month except January and July, In Ed
ucational Hall, Bellsfontatne. y. morning
session to II, afternoon to-
The o 7. B. q. work for the year Will De
oasfd upon Hinsdale's Art Of Study, Clark >
how to Teach Reading. and Hodges Nature
Study Applicants for examination In the
higher branches are required to give one
months notice
Ibe county examinations Of pupils under
the Patterson Law viii be held on the third
Saturday Of April and the second Saturday Of
Oct. G. Iqos- VS.. JONES. Clerk
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DR.. c. w. nEFfSRR.

DHYSICIAN and Surgeon No. 1le East Co
Il lumbus Ave Treatment Of the Eyes and
Hitting glasses for defective vision. q specially.
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A. yAy MILLER,
Lc IoNoRaILoW.
w. w. RIDDLE,

A TTORNEY and Counselor At Law. Once
"A over Peoples National Bank. Bsnefon-
eatne, Ohio
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and IS sold on is merits
by all druggists in fifty
cent and one-dollar siz-
es. You may have a
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CHAPTER TX.

CHAPTER TX.
ILL morning horsemen had
i been galIopins through Six
Crossroads. sometimes sim
81 gly. oftener In company. At
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-02-17

new residence of Engineer w. M.
Reed at the corner of Albuquerque
street and Kentucky avenue. The
work is being pushed as rapidly as
possible by Contractor Denning and
the building when completed will be
one of the finest residences in the
city. 1t will cost about $1,000.
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IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY
DR.. Edward Everett Hale Conducted
the Religious Ceremony-Spoke
of the Late Senator's Life as
Man and as Politician.

Washington, Feb. 17.-In the pres
ence of the grief stricken family
many friends, members of the sen
ate and house of representatives, dig
nitaries from all other branches OF
the government and official repres-
entatives of foreign powers, the fu-
neral of the late Senator Hanna oc-
Cured today in the senate chamber
Seldom has a more distinguished bo-
dy of people been collected in the
city of Washington to do honor Ell
ther to living or dead. and rarely has
there been witnessed more i'm
pressive proceeding. The religious
ceremony was fittingly placed in the
hands of Dr. Edward Everett Hale.
the senate chaplain. The hall was
banked with flowers sent in great
profusion. President Roosevelt and
the cabinet occupied the front row
of seats at the right of the presid-
ing officer. Senator Frye. Mrs. Han
ma and others of the family sat on
the left. DIR. Hale used no notes in
speaking. and although he is over
80 years old his voice penetrated ev-
ery corner of the hail.
DR.. Hale began, Those who knew
him best loved him most. and those
who knew him but little loved him
much" He described Senator Han
ma as a man who meant to apply to
politics the methods of business men
of honor. After the prayer with
which DIR. Hale closed. the Gridiron
Club sang Nearer My God to Thee >
Sobs were heard in many parts OF
the chamber. Senator Frye. in com
hitting the body to the committee
of congress to be conveyed to Ohio
said. MAY God sanctify his life and
death to us who loved him we'll
In the House.
The house convened Immediately
after the Hanna memorial services
and then adjourned as a mark OF
respect for the dead senator.
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FREE COINAGE SETTLED.
Charles A. ToWne Says Democrats
of the West are Willing to Rele-
cate the Silver Issue.

New York, Feb. 17-In a speech
before the Democratic club. former
Senator Charles A. Towne declared
in discussing the next platform OF
his party. that the Democrats Of the
west are willing to relegate the sill
yer issue He said the free coinage
question had been settled by the in
and that the people care nothing
about it.
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NO BEARS TO HELP HIM.

The Prophet "Elijah" Chased by a
Mob in New York.
New York, Feb 17.-John Alexan-
der DOwie. of Zion City, Illinois, who
poses as a reincarnation of the pro-
phet Elijah, has been compelled to
flee in a cab to escape mob. Row
dy scenes have characterized his
meetings, and these eliminated
when a mob of five thousand broke
up the exercises and drove Dowie
out of the hall.
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Honored by Mine Workers.

indianapolis. Ind. Feb 1.-THE
national officers of the United Mine
Workers today issued a notice to
the members requesting them to
cease work Friday, Feb. 10. as "a
tribute to the memory of the late
Senator Hanna and as an expression
of appreciation of the many services
rendered by him to every organiza-
ton of labor
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GOT TO BE A HABIT.

Mercury Goes Under Cipher Mark
the Seventeenth Time in Chicago
Chicago, Feb. 17.-For the seven
went under the cipher, making a rec
precedented in any previous winter.
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District Engineer Reed left this
morning for the proposed site of the
Hondo reservoir, twelve miles south
west. He was accompanied by Su-
pervising Engineer A. p. Davis and
Consulting Engineers J. Fl. Quinton
and w. H. Sanders of the United
States Geological Survey. All day
yesterday was spent in the office of
the Geological Survey in the Gaull-
eur block in going over plans and
specifications that have been sub
mitted to the government and ap-
proved by same The object of to-
days trip is 10 inspect the proposed
reservoir site and the survey camp.
A. p Davis. the supervising engi-
neer was interviewed early this NOR
ming at the Grand Central He says.
mere 10 great zeal Ol WOTh 10
do before the contracts for the CON
struction of the reservoir are let
The exact area to be irrigated is yet
to be determined. and the govern
ment has not yet secured the right
of way for the reservoir site and
the canal right of way. and the gov
ernment moves slowly at times.
There will be 10000 acres under the
reservoir to be irrigated. at a cost
of 500, and the reservoir when com
pleted will cost $240.0O0."
What is your opinion. Mr.. Davis.
about the length of time before the
contracts will be let for the construc
ton of the reservoir. and do you
think it is a certainty that the res
ervoir will be built?"
Well sir. | cannot say as to the
length of time before the contracts
are let as there are minor details
to be looked after yet, and if the
government is not compelled to have
any suits in condemning the land it
will greatly facilitate matters How
ever. think the Hondo reservoir is
a certainty and will be built
How long do YOU think it will be
before actual work will commence
on the reservoir-one month. two
months, three months. or how long
will it be-"
Il cannot say the exact time. but
think the work will commence in
several months
Charles R. Steiner. the structural
draughtsman who accompanied the
engineers here yesterday. did not ac-
company them on the trip today
| He is hard at work in the Office in
the Gaullieur block. This is Mr.
| Steiner's first trip to the city. and
his presence is significant that early
work will be commenced on the res
ervoir
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ALBANIAN REVOLT.
Feverish Activity Continues Among
Turkish Authorities.

Constantinople Feb. 17.-Sixteen
the district Of Diakova against the
edonia and the obnoxious taxes. In
conflict between the Albanian and
Ottoman troops the later were wors-
ong the Turkish authorities on the
Bulgarian frontier in preparation for
the expected massing of troops.
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Attention. K. of P.,s.

The Knights of Pythias of Roswell
will observe the 10th anniversary OF
their order with an entertainment at
the Odd Fellows Hall Friday even
ing, the 10Th. All K. of P's in good
standing are cordially invited. 76t3
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New York, Feb. IA Herald dis
patch from Tien Tsin asserts that
Russia has seized the Chinese treaty
port of New Chwang Fifteen hun
dred infantry entered the native
city with bands playing and flags
flying. Panic and confusion prevails
among the population.
Preparations are being made to
transport the 46th Colonial regiment
at once for the French possessions
in the far east. says New York
Times dispatch from Paris. 1t is also
stated that the government has ask
ed the Campaigne Rationale the ex-
act number of vessels that could be
placed at its disposal for the con-
veyance of troops to the French AS
iatic colonies
Port Arthur. Feb. 1.-THE report
that the Japanese had concentrated
about sixty thousand troops at Won
son. on the east coast of Corea with
the object of entering Manchuria has
been confirmed.
Toxic, Feb. IA heavy storm
spared the Russians from a desper-
ate attack at Port Arthur on the NOR
ming of Sunday the 14th The pre-
ceding night the vessels of the Jap
ing snow storm, and only two large
destroyers succeeded in forcing their
way to Port Arthur. On arriving they
attacked separately, and the officers
of one of the vessels is confident that
Russian war ship was torpedoed
Tie destroyer Asargiri arrived early
off Port Arthur and was met With
4 sharp fire from the fortresses and
Russian ships acting as scouts. The
Asargiri discharged several torpe-
does at big war ship. A cannonade
was opened on the scouting vessels
and maintained until they with
drew The destroyer Heyatory arTiv-
ed two hours later, and fired a tor
pedo at a vessel that she found at
the mouth of the harbor
Paris. Feb. 17-An official dis
patch from Toxic received here to-
day announces one of the most i'm
portant movements the Japanese
have yet made is occurring today.
One of the main branches of the ar
my is now going aboard transports.
Three divisions viii sail in these
transports aggregating $4,000 to So
900 men. Although no information is
obtainable concerning their destina-
ton. it is believed that it will be a
point near the mouth of the Yalu
river.
Washington. Feb. 1.-THE Ameri
can minister at Seoul cables the
state department that Win has been
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SANTIAGO ATTACKED.

Complete Route of Rebels by Gov
ernment Forces.
Puerta Plata. Feb. IA savage
attack on the city of Santiago res
nlted in q complete route Of the reb
els BY the government forces. The
reyolufionists entered the city Tues
day. and on reaching the government
house were fred upon. The battle
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ragged for several hours Many of the
revolutionists were killed. The gov
ernment losses were not stated, but
two officers are known to have been
killed.
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THE UNWILLING.
OF the AIexander-Gordon Monument
Will Take Place Sunday.

Will Take Place Sunday.
The unveiling of the Alexander
Gordon monument which was erec-
ted at the cemetery by the Wood
men of the World, will take place
next Sunday, and the ceremony will
be conducted by the members of the
order The monument was erected
by the Woodmen of the World in
honor of the late R. S. Alexander
and A. p Gordon The hour will be
announced later in the Record
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CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
John n. Schneider Of Tucson Arizo
ma, Arrested at Washington.

Washington. Feb. 17.-John II.
Schneider. of Tucson. Arizona. has
been arrested here on a charge OF
conspiracy in connection with the
investigation of land frauds i'm the
west. Schneider was a witness be-
fore the grand jury which is consid-
ering a number of cases growing out
of that investigation.
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Ladies' Bazaar.

The Ladies' Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church, South
will give bazaar Friday, Feb. 26.
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FINE RESIDENCE.

Engineer Reed Will Have a Modern
Dwelling When Completed.
Work is progressing nicely on the
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ON CHARGE OF FORGERY.
Lucille McNeal, Neeress, is Bound
Over to the Grand Jury.

Lucille McNeal a negro woman
waived preliminary examination this
morning in the police court on the
charge of forgery and was bound ov-
er to the action of the grand jury i'm
the sum of $500, and in default OF
bond she was committed to Jail. She
is charged with forging the name OF
Emma Brown on a check on the
First National bank
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SURVEYORS LEFT
FOR SITE OF RESERVOIR.
A. P. DAVIS TALKS

There Will be 10000 Acres Under
the Proposed Hondo Reservoir and
the Cost Will be $50 per Acre, Ma
king the Entire Coet of Construc-
ton $24O,OOO.
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JAPAN PUTTING MEN IN COREA
BY WHOLESALE.
25O,O0O Men IN FIELD

Japanese Believe They Have Sunk
Another Russian Warship-Count
Cassini Will be Recalled.-Russia
Seizes Chinese Pert of New
ChWang.
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Find Tom CampbelPs ad. in to-
mOrrow's Record.
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This Wednesday Beginning of the Season of Lent

declared open to the commerce of
the world by the Corean government
London, Feb. IA dispatch to
the ST. James Gazette from Kobe
Japan. in reporting the Japanese at
tack on Port Arthur on the 14th
inst. says that a Russian guardship
in the harbor and another lying out
side were torpedoed. The Japanese
sustained no injury.
London, Feb. 1.-THE correspond
ent of the Daily Chronicle in Vienna
repeats a rumor that Count Cassini
the Russian ambassador at Washing
to is to be recalled for failing to
keep his government properly in
formed on the state of feeling in the
United States.
Port Arthur, Feb. 1.-THE text
of the order of duty issued TO the
Russian troops by Viceroy Alexieff
ic,
and fleet has been entrusted to me
by his majesty, and now when the
eyes of the Car of Russia and the
world are upon us. we must remem-
Der that it is our sacred duty to
protect the Gar and our fatherland
Our army and navy know many re-
nowned names which must at this
hour serve as an example to us. Let
every man, trusting in the help of
the Almighty, perform his task, re-
that prayer to God and
wasted"
Berlin. Feb. 1.-THE German ad-
discredits the report that
the Japanese fired on German gun
boats in far eastern waters The reg
ular reports of movements to the
admiralty make no mention of such
an incident 1t is added that even if
it happened it is assumed to have
been an excusable mistake
St Petersburg, Feb. 17-Russia's
reply to Secretary Hays note on the
neutrality of China will probably be
made in a few days 1t will acquiesce
in principle, but with certain reser-
vations regarding the Chinese ad-
in Manchuria leased by Russia: COW
cred by the Chinese Eastern rail
road. in order to safeguard existing
Russian interests.
Berlin. Feb. 1.-THE admiralty
has received confirmation of the re
ports of Japanese landing opera
tions on large scale taking place
in both Coreas northern coasts and
it is asserted that by spring Japan
will be ready for a forward land
supported by properly
equipped bases. Possibly 250, 900 men
will be in the field before a collision
takes place with the Russians. 1t is
explained that wholesale arrests of
Japanese at Harbin and elsewhere
was due to the discovery that the
Japanese had in those districts 100
spies 1t is feared that the British
steamer Sal Ping. bound for Shang
hal has been captured She is five
days over due and was last seen in
Port Arthur roads.
ST Petersburg, Feb. 1.-THE de
parture of Vice Admiral Makaroff to
take command of the feet at Port
Arthur was marked by impressive
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Toxic. Feb. 17-Eight transports
with Japanese troops from Nagasa-
XII and several additional vessels car
rying war munitions are on their
way to the west coast of Corea. De-
tachments of Japanese cavalry have
already landed at Wiju on the Yalu
river.
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ST Petersburg. Feb. 1.-THE de
parture of Vice Admiral Makaroff to
take command of the fleet at Port
Arthur was marked by impressive
scenes.
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London, Feb. 1.-THE correspond
ent of the Daily Chronicle in Vienna
repeats a rumor that Count CaSsini
the Russian ambassador at Washing
to is to be recalled for failing to
keep his government properly in
United States.
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declared open to the commerce of
the world by the Corean government

London, Feb. IA dispatch to
the ST. James Gazette from Kobe
Japan. in reporting the Japanese at
tack on Port Arthur on the 14th
inst. says that a Russian guardship
in the harbor and another lying out
side were torpedoed. The Japanese
sustained no injury.
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Washington. Feb. 1.-THE Ameri-
can minister at Seoul cables the
state department that Win has been
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The Leopa ard
Man S Story
JACK LONDON.

He had dreamy faraway look in
his eyes, and his sad, insistent voice.
gentle spoken as maids, seemed
the placid embodiment of some deep
seated melancholy He was the Leo
pard Man, but he did not look it. His
business in life, whereby he lived,
was to appear in cage of perform
ing leopards before vast audiences,
and to thrill those audiences by ex-
hibitions of nerve for which his en-
ployers rewarded him ON a scale COM
mensurate with the thrills he pro-
duced.
AS | say, he did not look it. He
was narrow hipped, narrow shout
dered and anemic, while he seemed
not so much oppressed by gloom as
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TALENT TO PLAY
FOR FRAVIOLA

The benefit for little Fraviola to be
given by the theatrical profession to-
morrow night promises to be i'm
mensely popular. The little sufferer
has now s133 held in trust for her
at one of the banks, besides what is
being held by private parties.
Since the electrical treatment was
begun there has been an improve
ment in her condition. She is now
able to sleep much better, though
the paralysis Is only slightly dimin-
ished. Both the little girl and her
mother very much appreciate the
practical help given by Tacoma peo-
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las | was saying, Wallace-King
Wallace we called him-was afraid
OF nothing alive or dead. He was a
king and no mistake. I've seen him
drunk, and on wager go into the
cage OF lion that'd turned nasty
and without stick beat him to a
finish. just did it with his fist on
the nose.
Madame De Vile"
AT an uproar behind us the Leo
pard Man turned quietly around. It
was divided cage, and q monkey
poking through the bars and around
the partition had had its paw seized
by big gray wolf, who was trying
to pull it off by main strength. The
arm seemed stretching out longer
and longer like thick elastic, and
the unfortunate monkeys mates were
raising terrible din. No keeper
was at hand, so the Leopard Man
stepped over couple of PAGES. dealt
the wolf a sharp blow on the nose
with the cane he carried and re-
turned with sadly apologize smile
to take up his unfinished sentence as
though there had been no Interrupt
ton.
looked at King Wallace and
King Wallace looked at her, while
De Vile looked black. We warned
Wallace but it was no use. He just
laughed at US, as he laughed at De
Vile once when he plunged De
Ville's head into bucket of paste
because he wanted to fight.
DE Vile was a pretty mess-I
helped to scrape him off; but he was
cool as a cucumber and made no
threats at all But l saw a glitter
in the eyes which had seen often in
the eyes of wild beasts, and / went
out OF my way to give Wallace a final