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nounced that he will introduce a bill
in Congress at the next session TO
abolish the sale OF liquor in the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and will put every
member OF Congress on record on the
question
Charles NJ. Schwab sailed for Eur
ope ON tho steamer Kronprlnz VIII
helm. II is said he is bound for ST.
Petersburg to negotiate the building
OF waiships for Russia.
Rev. Otis b. Wheeler a Baptist
clergyman OF Indiana, has been desig.
mated for appointment as chaplain In
the army. subject TO passing the re.
quired examination, 10 M the vacancy
caused by the retirement OF George
Robinson.
A son was born 10 Mrs. ]. C. w.
Beckham wife OF the governor OF
Kentucky.
Michael Cramer a prominent horse
dealer. Ia missing from his home IN
Rock Falls. H.
Students OF tho Kansas state agri-
cultural college held a mass meet
ing and petitloned the governor TO
Gust President Nichols
Stanley Heatnn OF Iatunia, Ky, two
OF whose brothers had committed sui
eide during the last few years. killed
himself by shooting
The personal property and Office FIX
lures OF T.. r. Prince, the Chicago
commission man, owned BY him in
Sterling. H., wero sold nc sherlff's
sale 10 satisfy an execution for $500.
George NJ. Collier. found guilty OF
having embo2zled funds OF the state
while chief examiner OF steam engi-
ncers. was sentenced 20 the Ohio peni-
Tertiary for four years and fined ST.
900.
The old brick house on Eighth
street in Cincinnati in which Thomas
Buchanan Read wrote "Sheridan's
Ride" forty years ago has been sold
and is 10 be torn down to make room
for n new manufacturing building
Brandon & DelaparrIeros ha@noss
md collar factory az Hoschton, Ga,
was destroyed by fire Loss Sl25000
Insurance 100000
All the stonocutters and toolsharp-
oners who recently went out on strike
at the Quincy, Mass, granite quar-
rles reported for work
The American Cereal Company viii
rebuild It's great plant recently de-
stroyed by fire at Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
at an estimated cost OF 100000
Forced TO walk on account OF the
bad condition OF the roads Rev. w. T.
Brain, while returning from church
near Virginia Wis, stepped into a
nut and broke his leg
During a violent electric storm in
tho village OF Fremont, north OF Mus
kegon Mich. houses were set on fire.
James Fowler was struck and Will
lose his right leg.
Judge Perkins overruled motion
for tho postponemcnt OF the second
trial OF Eugene u. Congor editor Of
the Grand Rapids, Mich. Herald. on
the charge of connection with the
Lake Michigan water deal.
Grover Cleveland. accompanied by
DR.. Bryant OF New York his family
physician. has left Princeton for
three weeks trip 70 Florida.
Grave fears are fclt for the life
OF Rev Or Dean Richmond Babbitt,
rector OF the Church Of tho Epiphany.
Brooklyn, who has just undergone an
appendicitis operation
Former Gov Alya Adams was given
an enthusiastic reception on his re-
turn TO his home I'M Pueblo, Colo. and
made a speech In which he declared
that he had rather be robbed than
rob
Henry H. Rogers OF tho Standard
oil company presented "A high school
building to Fair Haven. Mass. the
town Of his birth This makes 20.
tai Of So 100000 given 20 Fair Haven
by Mr. Rogers.
Mayor John s. Davis OF Jackson
vile. Ill. was indicted by grand
Jury on the charge Of having accept.
cd a $4,000 bride from \. w Meek or
Chicago In 1902 IN return for signing
water ordinance. Police Captain
Kennedy also was indicted for alleged
misconduct In Office.
John j. Mammalian, grand master OF
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Fire
men. left Peoria for the south on &C.
count OF falling health
Tho charred body OF Blanche Ding
or, aged 16, daughter OF Alexander
Dliger OF Ringgold township. Pennsyl-
yania. was found In the ashes OF her
fathers barn. She was respondent
over the death OF her mother. and Is
believed 20 have set fire 20 the barn
and burned herself 20 death.
An oxtradltion has been granted in
the case OF a. G.. Swartz, alias Louis
Frank, OF California who IL wanted
on charge OF cmbczzlement and lar
ceny.
Charles Outnoze while duck hunt.
ing in the swamps north OF Kcwanco.
III. was fatally injured by the acci-
dental discharge OF his brothers gun.
A jury found Mrs GindelsperEer
guilty OF manslaughtor in killing her
husband near Greenford. Ohio. July 2.
1896.
II IL reported in the City OF Mexico
that the Hldalgo railway Is to be sold