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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29

7 Bananarina, the new flour of fine quality from the plantaia, Is reported to have proven an agreeable and health full food. In Venzuela, which 1t seems to be gaining favor, 1t is especially re- commended as a nutritious food for children and invalids.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29

fecting the natural fat. Is apparent when a clean glass rod is dipped into the milk. imperfect emulsification pro- ducing small granules that adhere ot the rod.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29

has the faculty of discovering amusing incidents and relating them in even more amusing fashion. Her experi- ences with maid servants. added to the experiences of her mother. Marion Har- land, in the same field, are, enough in themselves to make a delightful little pook That particular subject came up the other day. and Mrs Herrick told or one of her mothers experiences with a green maid The girl was told to empty the seeds from canteloup and to wash the watermelonA and put it on ice--each of> these being fruits of a new home garden. She proceeded to re- verse the processes, and served in state the pride Of the amateur gardner's heart-the watermelon evisceratcd. and the eanteloup intact. Mrs. Herrick says. This maid lived with my mother for six years. ana was one of the best servants she ever had"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29

Personal and Pertinent. One of the mos table book reviewers of the Northern press has of late be-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
Japanese Tobaco Law.

The Japanese strictly enforce a law which prohibits the use of tobacco by boys under 20 years of age.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29

The up-to-date hot water bottle lacks the water. In its place are coils of fine wire, and when the bottle is connected with the plug in an electric lighting fixture, the current heats these coils to the desired temperature, which is main tained as long as needed. The ad- vantges are obvious. The bottle is neither too warm nor too cold, it does not scald. and 1t promptly gives the proper heat without waiting for water to boil.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29

Keeping one lot of plants for two months in an atmosphere containing five times the normal proportion of car bonic acid. and another lot in ordinary air, E. Demoussy has shown an aver age increase of growth due to the car bonic acid of 60 per cent. The plants included lettuce, tobacco, castor, gera- nium and mint, only fuchsia showing no increase.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
AmerIcan WlveW,

Mir. Roche will sail for Genuoa. his new consular post in about a month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29

The patriotic poems. '"The Confeder- ate Dead" Robert Edward Lee" and "The New Song of Charleston" have lines in them that should be graven on every Southerners heart.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29

Come out ito the open, brothers. The open plan of the sea! Leave children, and wives. and moth
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29

The injurious effects of light on the eyes are found to increase with the number of ultraviolet or chemical rays contained. This is the conclusion of pr. A Staerkle. of Basel. who shows that petroleum is the least harmful light and is followed in order by gas light, electric light. incandescent gas- light and acetylene, the last named being most harmful. Thick colored glass-gray, yellow, red or green lessens the injurious rays.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

Z~innecker's barber shop and started
around the corner, and In some man
ner stumbled into the excavation,
falling about ten feet to the brick
door.
John Wager, the young man from
Albion who had both legs cut OF BY a
freight train at Ames three weeks
ago, was taken home today from the
Fremont hospital. stopping In Colum.
bus between trains. lie says that he,
In company with two other youn g
men, got on q freight train to 20 from
Fremont to Blair where they wers 70.
Ing to work IN the sugar beet factory.
He says that they had given the brake.
mau the amount Of their fare to allow
them to ride on the top Of the car,
the brakeman telling them that the
train would stop ct Ames. When they
got to Ames. however. the train did
not stop hat merely slowed up ana
the boys jumped of. In climbing
down from the car. wager missed the
last step and fell under the wheels.
Both hts legs had to be am~putatcd
just abOve the knees.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Route 8.

Fretz Deyke returned last Friday
from Addison. Ill.,. and where he has
been attending college.
Jesse lBettertOn wa on tho route
Monday rustling subscriptions for the
Journal.
We are under obligations to Fred
Behlen for some delicious straw her r,es
left In his box for us.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Schroeder returned
home to Shelby Monday after spend.
ing " few days visiting with John
Brunken's family.
Andrew Erb who IL farming near
Olarks was here q few days on bus.
nese.
PHI. Mohrman and daughter Martha
left for Iowa Friday to bc absent a
few days.
The Shell Greek band boys are
practicing for the Fourth They will
hold big picnic In Joe Krause's grove
One Of the incest occurrences in a
long time was the wedding Of Miss
Martha Devke and Mr.. Hermann
Schultz last Thursday on this route.
The carrier being invited to dinner:sat
down to one Of the finest feasts that
he has had in q long time. A very
large number Of invited guests were
present and sat down with the carrier
| also. Mr.. and Mrs Schultz will 10 to
housekeeping on their farm near
Creston ut nee. Success young
friends.
q. W. Borchers II building a now
harm on his farm.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
DR.. Arnold to Leave Columbus

DR.. A. e.. Luesohen has purchased
the business Of DR.. n. J.. Arnold and
will succeed DR.. Arnold In Columbus.
They will practice together until Sep.
tember |. ut which time l)r. Arnold
will 20 to San Diego. GAL. 10 81 end
tho winter with mis- parents. later 10.
eating on the Pacific coast nt some
point not yet decided ON.
DR.. l.ueschen purchases the ofiict
building and equipment a. we'll an the
business Of DR. Arnold. DR.. Lueschen
isa graduate Of Creighton Medical
college at Omaha and Of the Chicago
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat college.
While devoting spscial attention to
diseases Of the eye. ear, nose and
throat. he will also do q general prac.
tice. He has been associated with the
firm OF Drs. Martyr & Evans for about
. year.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
BARON R0SEN ARRIVES
Report That He Talked on Politics
Emphatlcali Denied.

New York, July 5.-"Plcaso deny fof
mo that ! have given out any inter.
Wow on politics." were almost tho first
words Of Baron Rosen. the new Rus
sian ambassador to America. To a rep.
resentative Of the Associated Press as
tho Kaiser Wilhelm II was moorcd to
her dock In liobokcn. when re.
ccivcd tho American newspaper 70.
ports" he said. Il observed that o
French news agency attributed to mI
an interview. quoting nj as saying
that Russia Is willing 10 pay the OK.
ponscs Of tho war within certain lin.
Its. I wish you to deny this for mo
and also deny that I have ever given
out any Interview or expressed public.
ly any opinion of n political nature.
Please say that and nothing more. and
I will be much pleased"
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
MITCHELL WILL APPEAL
MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL WILL
BE MADE NEXT MONDAY.
THIS IS LIKELY TO &c DENIED
Attorneys for the Convicted Oregon
Senator viii Then Seek to Bring
the case Directly Before the United
States Supreme Court

Portland. Ore, July 5.-Counsel for
United States Senator Mitchell will
appeal his case from the decision Of
the Jury, which returned a verdict Of
guilty us charged.
The charge was that Senator Mitch.
ell while occupying his public position
accepted "A ~pccuniary compensation
for practicing before the federal dc.
partments at Washington. which, un.
der the statutes, constitutes q crime.
On Monday q motion will be made
for a new trial. IF, as Is expected,
this Is refused, counsel iUr the con.
viCtcd senator viii cndoavor to bring
tho case directly to the attention oil
the supreme court of the United
States. lf possible the United States
circuit court of appeals will be- passed
over.
Il Is stated that the jury In tho
case of Senator Mitchell took six bal.
lots before arriving at a verdict. Five
ballots showed eleven Jurors for con.
victiOn.
II Is expected that the other indict.
ment pending against Senator Mitch.
ell. charging conspiracy with Puter
and others TO defraud the government
Of It's lands. will DO dropped. What
penalty will be- imposed by Judge DC.
Haven can only no conjcctured. The
statute probes for both imprison.
mont for not moro than two years
and for a fine OF not 10 exceed l 5000.
Since the trial began Senator Mitch.
ell has been mt liberty upon his "
recoGnizancc. and this will be con.
tinued until after sentence is pro-
nouncsd ut least. Pending tho appeal
for q new trial, Senator Mitchell will
be a member OF tho United States sen
ate and no will draw his salary. 10
may appear In the committee rooms
and continue bis duties as usual. but
no cannot. until the casc reaches u
final decision. appear upon the floor
OF tho senate and resume his seat.
This will not DO possible unless tho
decision shall be favorable TO him.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

william Sheenan Of Chicago is visit.
inR relatives here.
Richard Regain returned from his
Dakota farm last Thursday.
Jno. q. Regan returned Inst Friday
from Pierre. 4. ID,
d. q. AAhonsy AMI Miss Anna Mel.
sou returned from thoir Dakota homes
Sunday. "
Harry Lamb went to Omaha today. ;
A large delegation Of Platte Center
people attended the Columbus cele.
bratton yesterday. some also going ia
Humphrey.
John Roberts. wife and child and
Miss Sarah Roberts arrived last even.
lug from South Omaha for a few days
visit with relatives.
The Platte Center base ball team
defeated the Newman Grove nine u,
Humphrey yesterday by y score Of I
to |, a purse Of $50 was the prize.
Platte Center can heat any amateu,
uine In the state,
The outnbOund passenger pulled In
Yesterday minus q whistle. The en-.
CINE hal to let the steam escape enc
build . new fire. which delayed tn,
people who were going to the celebra
ton about three hours,
Aiases Klttis Gentleman and B,rdi,
Harry have gone to Grand Island Il
visit relatives.
James Carrig Of Kearney IL visi, ,ns
relatives st this place.
John Haaaabrock shipped two car
loads of cattle to Sosth Omaha today
Miss Hannah Hansen Of Omaha ar
rived here ON . visit to relatives Non
day evening.
DR.. =. L. Bssthack came home from
Chicago Monday evening.
Wm. Behlen Of Oldeubusch Ia trans
ACTING business here tosiav.
/: A Ans baby boy arrived 1t the hom'
OF Thomas hoare Friday evening.
D. d. Roberts celebrated too mucl
In Columbus yesterday AMI ~ q result
missed bis train and hal to be ,hippe.
home In Q stock car.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
CUNNINGHAM 10 Endorsed.

Lincoln. July Sat a meeting here
Of the Nebraska Association of Rural
Mail Carriers. +. II. Cunningham.
president Of the national association,
presided. Mr.. Cunningham was On.
dorscd for reelection to that position
and IA committee was appointed TO In.
vestigato the charges on which he was
dismissed from tho rural service, and
to secure. II possible. his reinstate.
mcnt.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Fire Rauinu az CsrbordsIe.

Glenwood. Colo. July 5--A tclo.
phone message from Carbonate. nf.
teen miles south of here. reports the
explosion Of n gasoline tank. which
set fro To the building in which tho
tank was located. The fire. quickly
spread and four buildings were con.
sumed. The fire then cut OF commu.
nication by telephone. IL is feared
that the whole town has been dc.
s'royed. as the buildings we're mostly
frame. Carbonate is a coal mining
town Of about 1000 inhabitants.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
EIuht Convicts Escape,

Tacoma, Wash. July Eight con.
victs escaped from tho federal peniten.
tiary on McNeal island, leaving the Isl.
and In two government boats. Before
starting away tho convicts disabled
the government launch by destroying
the dynamo and the officers were un.
able To take up tho pursuit for several
hours,
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Trolley Cars Collide.

Cedar Rapids. Ia, July 6.--Through
misunderstanding Of orders. two In
ternrban trolley cars collided header
on n curve near Swishcr, twelve
miles south of this city. The injured
Motorman Harry Bell, both legs
broken. badly cut and internally In
jurod. may die: Anton Elcvoc OF Iowa
City. both feet crushed. injured abou,
the head; fifteen others received min.
or injuries. Both cars were t%elcscoped
aud ruined.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Poisons hIs Two Bows.

DoylestOwn. Pa. July 5.-After be.
Ing subjected to "A sevcr examination
by detectives. Gustave A. Closson OF
Morrisville. Pa. has confessed that
he poisoned one of his sons and at.
tempted 10 kill the other In the same
manner. Closson a a fiagman nc q
railroad crossing at Tuliytown and Is
about sixty years old. lie poisoned
the boys because they were not very
bright and there was no chance that
they would eve be of any use to him.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
LOSS OF LIFE IN Mexico
Number Of Dead at ouanajuato is Now
Estimated At Over 200.

G~uanaJuatO. July Ex-Governor Obrc.
gon estimates the loss Of life ut some.
thing over 200 and moro bodies OF
tho victims of the cloudburst which
flooded this city are being recovered.
Tho hospital was flooded 80 quickly
that the patients were drowned. Tho
magnificent Juarcz thcatcr was flood.
ed to the floor of the first balcony
and soldiers who had taken refuge
there had to climb to the upper bal.
cony to save themselves. The power
plant is damaged and the city is in
darkness. The property loss 10 now
estimated at 81. ZOO, 900.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

T.. A. Jones. NJ. . Physician and sur
veOn Call promptly answered day and
night,
A Girl WA born TO Mr. and Mrs. II.
Prang On June ~.
Mrs. 0ustavson OF Chicago who has
been visiting here with Mr.. Il. a.
Engels and family for the past week
returned to her home onMonday. Mrs.
0ustavson IL a sister.in.law OF Mrs.
kngel.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
oouids Buy Coal Mines.

Pittsburg. Kan. July 6%.-Practically
evcry coal mining company in the
Pittsburg district has passed into the
control OF tho Gould interests. which
arc known locally as tho Western Coal
Mining company. This includes the
Central Coal and Coke company. the
Weir Coal company. tho Pittsburg and
Midway Coal company. the Nevins
Coal company and other important
coal companies here.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Mckinley Statue Unveiled At CHICAGO

Chicago. July 6.-A heroic bronze
statue Of william Mckinley was IN.
yelled here In Mckinley park In the
presence Of $4,000 people. Tho prin.
cipal address of tho program was do
nvcrcd by Judge Peter =, Grosscup. a
lifelong friend OF President McKin-
Icy. Addresses were also mado BY
Governor Denccn. Mayor Dunn and
members nf the Grand Army.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
lDlrd Inspired Muslc.

One OF the most pathetic scenes RI.
m"mhrrrd from the experiences Of IN
unhappy H'nius Is given. among other
facts, about Beethoven In the Life OF
Sic Herbert Stanley O~akclcy." The
Grcnt composer delighted In tho out
door world. lie loved u tree. he once
declared. with p%ardonabic cxaGgcra.
tion. 'h"tter than u man."
After h" had become stone deaf NJ
visited tn" valley Of Hciigcnstadt. near
Vienna. whore he had stayed In other
and happier days.
Here" h" said to the friend who ac-
companicd him. Il composed my 'Pas.
toral Symphony and here the birds
composed with mo, Can you hear a
yellow hammer"
NO. wrote his friend Oh tho CONVEX.
satlon slate. And IN tho symphony
only remember the nightingale, quail
and cuckoo"
lie believed certain phrases To have
hccn meant for II direct imitation Of
certain birds, but R~ccthovcn's method
was Il more poetic one, Tho birds had
inspired him; they had Composed with
him, But they had done II by contrib,
utins nnconsciously 10 the joyous har.
mony Of the scene
Beethoven In nnswcr to his friends
suggestion took the slate and wrote
upon II Il passage for the ilutc IN the
Brook Scene" That was what the
yellow hammer had inspired him 10 do.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
turns on the Gaa

San Francisco. July 5.-lienry "
Ilcine. n w%orkingman. a%sphyxiatcd his
fonrtccn'ycarold daughter and him
self by turning on the gas In the girls
room here. Five other children occu
pying an adjoining room barely es.
capped. Mrs. iIcine. who Is a nurse,
became u ravins maniac when she
arrived home and learned of the tras,
cdy. licinc had boon drinking,
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Har tAcespts Frank ooteh's CHALLENGE

Har tAeespts Frank ooteh's CHALLENGE.
Minneapolis, July 5.-Rcports re.
ceivod here from Reno. Nov. say that
Marvin Hart. who won over Jack Root
In tho twelfth round for tho heavy.
weight championship. has accepted
the challenge OF Frank Gotch II salts.
factory arrangements a be made
with some San Francisco chab to pull
on the match.
Autos Are at Cedar Falls.
Cedar Falls. Ia. July 5.-The ears
White Steamer and Rambler Pilot
passed through hero for Charles City.
Mise Andrews and her party were dc.
layed here two hours for repairs, Five
cars went through without stopping.
It was expected they would find rough
and poor roads from Dubuque, but
they reported them good until the last
rains. The Iowa roads are the best
encountered since leaving Chicago,
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Five Deaths at New York.

New York. July Sin spite Of all
police precautions. rovOlvers were
fired into the air everywhere ycster.
day. the bullets doing their customary
deadly work. Altogether five deaths
were recorded In the city as a result
Of the days celebration and tho mum.
Dor of accidents reaches into the hun.
drCds.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
1HR7Y.S|X PEOPLE Killed
TOTAL OF 1877 INJURED az FIRE.
CRACKERS AND EXPLOSIVES,
FOURTH OF JULY ACCIDENTS
Five Dead In New York and Four In
PhiiadelphIa-soldiers are injured
while Firing Firing Nationa, sa.
) lutes on the Fourth.

Chicago. July 5.-According to dis.
patches received from $50 Of the prin
cipal cities of the United States, thir.
ty.six people were killed and l,677 In
jured by explosions of ~flrecrackcrs,
firearms, gunpowdcr and toy pistols
on the Fourth of July.
In spite of the rigid enforcement OF
The law restricting the hours during
which flrccrackers may be dis.
charged, the list of accidents in Chi.
caGO Is very large. Stray bullets
found their usual number of victims.
but most OF the accidents were due
to common crackers. and children
made up the large majority of those
injured. Nearly 100 accidents were
reported TO the police. four of which
will probably prove fatal.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Ridioer succeeds Sakharon.

st. Petersburg. July 5.-lAcutenant
General Ridigcr. chief Of the chan.
ccllory Of the wal Office, has been ap.
pointed minister Of war In succession
to Lieutenant General SakharoN. who
recently resigned. Lieutenant General
Palatzyn has been appointed chief Of
the general stan.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Fire DESTROYS Tannerv.

FoNboro. Mass. July 5.-Thc tan.
merry " the Widen.IOrd Leather com.
rany wns partially destroyed by fire.
The loss is $4,000 II is believed
that the fire was Of i%nccndiary origin.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Senator Covinaton Acquitted.

Little Rock. Ark. July "a verdict
Of not guilty was returned by the jury
IN the trial Of Senator A. W. Coving.
ton IN n charge OF accepting a bribe
OF $4,000 on the bill appropriating
100000 for the completion OF the new
state capitol.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Attempt to Revive Mutlny Fails.

Odessa. July AN attempt to re.
vivo the mutiny on tho %battlcship
Gcorgi Pobicdonosctz was discovered
today. 1t was frustrated by loyal sail.
ors. who delivered six of the leaders
to tho authorities. The torpedo boats
which remained here have gone To sea.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Murderer 10 Captured,

Fullerton. Ncb.. July 5.-voso boss.
wick, the railroad robbcr who Killed
Dan Dimick, a companion. In n quarrel.
was located and arrested by the sher.
IN q few miles from the scene.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
potemkine Attacks Italian Vessel,

Bucharest, Roumania, July 5.-Th0
Russian torpedo boat destroyer Smct.
Ivy appeared or Kustcnji and sig.
nailed that She was seeking tho Kniaa
Potemkinc. II Is said that tho Kniaz
Potcmkinc has attacked an Italian YES.
sci carrying coal. There Is much I'm.
casincss among Russian vessels at
ROumanian ports.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Statue Of General Measher Unveiled.

Helena. Mont. July 5.-An heroic
equestrian bronze statue OF General
Thomas Francis Mcaghcr. leader Of
the Irish brigade in the civil war, and
later secretary and acting governor
Of the territory Of Montana, was un.
yelled In tho capitol grounds IN the
presence OF people from all parts Of
the state. July l. 1867. thirty.eisht
years and four days ago. General
Meaghos fell from u steamboat at For,
Benton into tho Missouri river and
was drowned. Ills body was ncve,
recovered. Ills widow still lives AZ
Rye. n. Y.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

Go to the free open air show. Every
night an entire change Of program.
Singing. dancing and music. The
performance taxes place on an electric
lighted platform ON Friedhof's corner.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Drops Dead Of Heart Failure.

Cheyenne. July 5.-Mrs. James Jil.
ich. motherin'law OF Judge J.. 4. Riner
OF tho United States district court,
dropped dead ut Judge Riner's home
Of hoart failure Just after the cxplo.
sion OF . giant t%irecracker In front OF
the house. She was ~sixty.six years Of
ago and one OF C%heycnne's pioneers.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
plsifn eanfaY, JOINS q. liw0AN
CV0VVU O6ulUV Miss ALOE CoNsipINt

Platte Center sul~crilSrs mny yny snl-crip
tinns Ia Juhn u. ltesRn. II ynu want Ia buy O
sell anything, sss Mr.. lLnvnn and lot him advrr
t,i-" II IN the l%uiing paper ~ Platte county
JnurnHl mia always do the business. Hut nhycr
ti-n in your HON" pnIar first, Supplement- thu
with journal ADVERTISING.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Explosion on Governors leland.

New York. July BY the prema.
turc explosion of a shell In the open
breach of nve.inch gun while n
Fourth Of July salute was being fired
at Castle Williams, on Governors ISL
and. Private Cornelius Harrington Of
company II, Eighth infantry, was so
badly injured that he may not re.
cover One arm VAS torn of, his right
eye was blinded and he was terribly
burned on the head and body. Ser.
geant Frank webb OF the same com.
pany and regiment was also badly
hurt and It is feared will lose the
sight Of n of his eyes, but he Is ex.
pcCtcd to recover,
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Injured While Firinn Salute.

boston, July 6.--During the core.
mony Of firing the national salute Of
~forty.ilve guns at Fort Warren, Dos.
ton harbor. the charge Of the sixteenth
round exploded prematurcly. injuring
two privatcs Of the coast artillery, ono
probably fatally. Private James J.
Buckley, who was placing the blank
shell In tho brcech of a ~six.pounder.
was frightfully injured. The explo.
sion tore his left arm nearly to the
shoulder and the flying particles
struck him in tho face, %shattcring tho
bones of his chin. Private Hector
Mcneil was severely burned and some
Of tho powder grains lodged in his
eyes.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
RReST0N ,By sypS,r
VVSOUOV EASTMAN

(Crc~ton subsctibcrs may ray subscriptions Z.
sydney Eastman nj the Crcston Fharinacy;. "
Won have anything to buy or sell. ss~ Mr.. East
man and let him advertise II IN the leading
pars,r ~ Platte county. Journal ads always do
The business. Advertise IN your home, paper
first. Supplement that with Journal ah'"''i--
inc
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Bomb Explosion al 6Jelostok.

Biclostok. Russia, July 5-Thcre
was sporadic firing In several streets
and a bomb was thrown in the ccntcr
Of the town. II Is reported that sew.
oral persons were killed.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

-Four Fatalities In Philadelphia.
Philadelphia. July 5.-FOur persons
dead. two probably fatally injured
and moro than 200 injured Is the re.
suit OF independence day celebration
IN this city.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
One Killed at Cincinnati,

Cincinnati, July 6.-POlicc records
here show that one person was killed
and over se%venty-nve slightly injured
while celebrating the Fourth Of July.