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Barbour County index., 1906-10-03

Defiance Starch is the latest inven-
ton in that line and an improvement
on all other makes; it is more eco
nomical. does better work, takes less
time. Get it from any grocer.
Barbour County index., 1906-10-03

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teething softens the gums, reduces In
hammation allays pain, wind collie $50 tottle
Barbour County index., 1906-10-03
Land at s1oo an Acre

S. s. Portner has sold his 160-acre
farm three miles north of IIiawarha,
to l.. Bearce of Clarinda, Ia. for $l0,.
Oo5, George Belcher also sold his 120
acres adjoining the Portner farm to
L, S. Bearce. also of Clarinda, for
$4,000.
Barbour County index., 1906-10-03
lmeortsnt 60 Mothers,

Examine carefully every bottle of CASTOR1A,
safe and sure remedy for infants and children,
and see that il
Barbour County index., 1906-10-03
Won Gold Medal at Sea Girt.

Howard L. Hunt, musician in Com.
pany H, X. N. G., has returned from
the national army rifle and pistol
contest at Sea Girt, N. ]. Two gold
medals were won by Hunt, one
worth SEQ as the brigade prize and
the other valued at $40 as the regi-
mental DriZe
Barbour County index., 1906-10-03
Two Years for Horse Thief.

Arch Pullam was sentenced to the
penitentiary for horse stealing by
Judge Smart. Pullam escaped from
jail with NJ. NJ. Let's, the man who
was afterward captured In Panama.
Pullman was brought back. from New
York a few weeks ago..
Barbour County index., 1906-10-03
LEWIS SINGLE BINDER
~ So CIGAR HAS = RICH TASTE
sa,vation Army for Russia.

Russia may soon be invaded by the
Salvation Army. The cars opposi-
ton to the movement has been partly
overcome, through the efforts of Gen.
Booths agents at ST. Petersburg and
Moscow and the sympathy of promi-
neut Russians
Barbour County index., 1906-10-03
Three Publications in One Building

defunct First National bank has sold
to Arthur Capper for $12,501 three
lots on the southeast corner of Eighth
and Jackson streets. Mr.. Capper
owns the Topeka Daily Capital. the
Mail and Breeze and the Missouri
Valley Farmer and it is his intention
to erect building for the home OF
all three publications.
Barbour County index., 1906-10-03
FINLEY to Succeed Madison.

Gov. Hoch has appointed Gordan
Finley of Dodge City. as judge of the
Thirty-first judicial district to sue
ceed Judge Madison. who resigned to
run for congress.
Barbour County index., 1906-10-03

Wellington Grants a Gas Franchise.
The city council of Wellington has
granted franchise to parties repre-
senttng the Wichita Natural Gas COM
pany to supply the city with natural
gas for period of 20 years at rate
to private consumers not exceeding 80
cents per thousand. The company
has considerable maternal on the
ground and promises to be furnishing
gas by January l.
Stock Feeding Station Abandoned.
Since the &c hours shipping law
went into effect, the stock feeding
station on the Union Pacific at juno
ton City has been abandoned. Here
tofore all stock from the western part
Of the state had to be unlcaded and
fed there.
Barbour County index., 1906-10-03

South Australia's Vintage.
The last South Australia vintage
yielded 2,655,947 gallons, as compared
with 2,345.47S gallons In the previous
Barbour County index., 1906-10-03
May Dam Blue for Electricity.

A committee from the Manhattan
Commercial club has been appointed
to investigate the possibilities OF
damming the Blue river at Rocky
Ford, four miles north OF Manhattan.
for the purpose Of creating power to be
utilized in operating an electric plan,
to furnish electric power.
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DEP. -

BAUMGARTES Suddenly, on Thursday. April -
1900, In Washington, d, c.. William Baum.
gArten, In the eist year OF his age.
Funeral services viii be held from hs late red.
dence, 29t Riverside drive, on Tuesday, May l.
1900. at 10 o'clock.
MFEKER.-At Elizabeth, y, J, on Monday. April
70, ig6. al the residence OF her son. Harry 0.
Mcckrr. Abby Capron, wife OF Henry hceker
and daughter OF the late Chaunccy shepard,
Funeral services q, the residence OF her son
Mi Newark avenue, Elizabeth on Wednesday
MAY .. at : o'clock. Providence papers please
copy.
ROpN\ Az. -Fntered into rest sunday evening,
\prl ~. sadie WlckhAm, wife Of the Rev.
rr.kinr N. RodmAn and daughter Of the late
William 4. sharpe Of Goshen, y. y.
Funeral services WIN be held In Grace Church
plAinncld, y. j., on Tuesday. May !, All o'clocx.
T., N,
MAY the souls Of thu righteous rest In peace
SHELTON ~ NonkcrS. y. Y, m SUNDAY. April
"a. 1904. Matgcrrl HhN shelton beloved dauGh
Ter OF Don q and Matilda Kay shelton aged
aytatsa months dANs
Funeral eNiCrSnn Tuesday Al y ", a. patentN
rssidcnce. o. Livingston az, Nonkcfs IN
,<rment Gr.,nwO od Cemetery, Brookl>h Tues
DAY al 1 y. ~
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ADVERTISING FOR MiENTER.
Accused Har, ard Instructors sister ASKS
= Him 10 Rev cal Himself,

CAMBRr pGE, Mass, April M.-Erlch
Muenter. the Harvard instructor suspected
of having poisoned his wife. has not been
hoard Of by the Cambridge police.
-Muenter's sister to-nlght inserted adver-
tieements IN the ncwspa pers calling upon
her brother to reveal his whereabouts and
come To Cambridge and face his accusers.
She declares herself positive OF his inno-
ocnce, but offers no explanation OF his hid
ing.
Mr.. John T. Fales. a Christian Science
healer who attended Mrs. Muentnr,. IL
quoted As saying that the patient remarked
10 her: 1T seems TO me as though my hl's-
hand was interfering with my plans for
recovery"
G"I was at the house for about two hours
the day before Mrs. Muenter died and talked
With her and saw her husband, " said Mrs.
Fales. "While | was there the patient
took some beef tea from Mrs. Chase, 1t
was prepared from a jar kept in the house.
After Mrs. Muenter had drank some OF the
tea and complained Of the taste Mrs, Chase.
aaid, I'm sorry, because ! carefully skinned
of eve rything that looked like grease before
bringing it in and think Ii IL all right
1 sMrs. Muenter would not drink any more
Of the tea. and this ended the incident. |
did not notice envthing at all out of the way
about Mr.. Muenter."
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For the San Francisco Sufferers,

WARRINGTON, April so.-Baroness Won
Hengelmueller, wife Of the Austro-Hun-
garian Ambassador. gave her services TO
the cause Of tho San Francisco sufferers
by an exhibition OF %artistio and fantastic
cooking at Rauoher's this afternoon. So
ciety people dropped in to examine the dis
play and buy the viands. Miss Josephine
burand, daughter Of the British Ambassa-
dor, and Miss Evenld Durand, her cousin.
poured tea and served sandwiches. other
assistants were Mrs. Nicholas longworth,
Mrs. Keep, the Misses Boardman, the Misses
Oliver and Miss Zaidee Gaf.
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THYs STATES CONTINUATION.
California Library Asks for Copies OF Hill
and All Documen Relating TO II.

ALBANY, April @,-The appreciation Of
this States quick and generous contribu-
ton in aid Of San Francisco is indicated by
n letter received by the State Librarian
from the State Library of California, which
reads
"Will you have the kindness of procuring
for us copies of the bill appropriating money
for the relief of San Francisco, "A we'll az
the issues of the journals containing. it's
introduction and adoption, and, II possible.
any remarks that may have been made;
In fact, anything in your Legislature bear
ing upon the San Francisco fire. suppose
IL would be impossible to have the Iegis-
lature donate to us the original bill intro
duced, but IL such a thing could be done
we would appreciate 1t highly. .
"You may feel assured that the people Of
California are deeply touched by the prompt
sssistnnce we have received in the present
calamity from New York and elsewhere.
The State Library desires to make a me-
mortal collection Of matters bearing upon
The fire, and anything of this sort that you
can send us will he thankfully received.
/ hope that we shall never have occasion
to reciprocate in just this way"
In accord with this request, copies Of all
documents and proceedings will he sent.
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End OF RATE DEDATEIN SIGHT
,nrnrn.a ,,nm Flta rag.

ao,1 ~. "Wednesday W. tt,~pn ~ or,fsin
Thought ten mlnuirs would nr' aH"rd sIm
cisnl time Tor y s.nstur ~ explain ~
amendment he might wan 10 Introduce
the spirit ~ objection. starting With hr.
Norman bromisad in bsCrme general,
when Nr nayeridge NJ intnana popred np
and dsrla rpsi that ~" would never consent
IT, any arrangement that didn't allow ~
Ipn.i twrnty minrt"a fur u speech On
ainandm mt
white m" storm ~ di-aent Wa grow ing
Mr, TilImln'- face va a study "" looked
morp and more daterntne1
well. " hllrtei cut Mr.. Till man know
my duty Tomorrow ~ ~ o'clock when
the morning business IA over. lIl put this
hill before the senate and keep II there
and II any SENATOR don't want to talk he
can vote
Mr. rillman was appealed to by Mr. Frye
~ Maine 10 make ono more "fort to get an
agreement
~ there - any way to get rid Of this
rate hi,l " remarked Mr. FRYE, who looked
very tired, want to do II.
Mr.. rlllmau explained that any Senator
who had anything to say could always have
opportunity. hu, there were some Sena-
tors who we're long winded on words and
short on thoughts, " and it was against such
~ tha.o that no would protect the Senate.
MIR. Va Toilette. who broke the record in
the rate debate with his three day speech,
leaned over to Mr.. Knox Of Pennsylvania
and entered a plea ~ guilty. wher eupon
hotn laughed.
Mr. Bacon. who had been |contending
for longer time for debate. took the matter
NOR, seriously, whereupon Mr., Tillman
suggested tia, the Georgia Senator was
"thin skinned
The Senator from South Carolina Is in
dulging in euphemismS, as he always
does. remarked Mr.. Bacon CURLY.
A numl#r Of Senators tried TO extncate
Mr.. Tillmnn from his difficulty. Mr.. Bev.
eridge suggested that general debate should
be extended until next Saturday.
Make II Monday" shouted several
Senators in a chorus
NO make il Friday. shouted others.
4 smile spread over the features OF Mr..
Til,mau. "Thcre are So many cooks here, y
saId tho South Carolina senator. that ]
can't toll where to put the pepper and salt
Three times Mr.. Tillman asked unanimous
consent and. failing To secure II, as often
no served notice on the Senate that he
would put on the screws" a. he expressed
il, tomorrow and keep them on until the
Senate disposed Of the bill
Finally MIR. Bailey came forward with the
proposition which was finally accepted by
Mr.. Tillman. The Vioc-President sub
mitted it to the Senate and declared II
adopted with such suddenness that for a
time orr didn't seem to realize what
had happened.
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FIREMEN,S FUND WILL 90 on.
I.ossrs ~ 400 .OOO. hut Directors VIII Make
Good Estimates OF the salvage

A telegram received in this city yester-
day from President William j. Dutton OF
the Fireman's Fund Insurance Company,
which was one OF the hardest hit Of the
California companies by the San Francisco
~confagration. said that while the losses
of the company aggregate about 81, 900, 900,
the directors have decided to make good
and rave the company continue in business
The total loss mentioned includes the
losses which the company sustained through
its subsidiary concerns, OF which there
we're several. The original estimate OF
tho Fireman'a Fund loss was IS 900 900,
Its capital is 81 900, 900 and its surplus t3, 49,
600. The Home Fire and Marine Company
of California, n subsidiary institution, has
a capital OF $500, 900 and u surplus OF e50S 900,
f.. A. Correa of the Home company OF
this city said yesterday that his company
estimated now that the salvage on the
destroyed district would amount to about
20 per cent.
mental, thinks the salvage from the earth
quake won't amount to more than 10 per
cent. Reports received by the Continental
say that 500 blocks or squares we're de-
stroyed in San Francisco and that the line
carried by the company averaged loss
than $1,000 n block. The largest line
carried on any single block was $50, 900.
The Western Union, an organization
of fire underwriters in the Middle West,
has appointed n committee to consider
the question OF raising the rates. This
committee will come on to New York and
confer with the committee OF Ave appointed
by the Now York Fire Insurance Exchange,
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s,a uss,i s,rfiI, subotIlrt,s ~ muhicipsl
,,ottnl ss lar ~ ar,sfn- tho ppiirins NJ the
,ty ~ san Ifsuctsru. thus recognizing The
statement ma uubs ,aunut Ne used To- 20
hoo ptfruse- W tthoui anthony Unless ~"
uuvpfnur " Tho State mshrs sch frunea'
prtfa,f nrisr nav pfeyaila hut NhH' cnn'ihs
fenries vii arise n relief met hods ard dt--
i]riirtiirn ~ faiiuns indef sui'ahl" super
ytaiuh - ahandnuei cannot be pfetic'rd W
runfnrrncs This sftefnour every nfh"et, from
GrB Funston down. 'tpfersri Hh "hininn
that no number " troops asked for could not
Ice safely r~iur~I Have explained thlN The
situation ~ previous telegram
The Governor In . message to 'he Pre-i'
dent to-day said
In order ~ prevent possible disturbances
respectfully rsauea, that FEDERAL forces be
rnnIinu~h TO assist state. ~ has been done
since the destruction ~ The city ~ Han FRAN
rsrn and other localities nv earthquake" and
fire The Legislature IL not In session snd
canno, he convened forthwith
In a second teleg ram to the President the
Governor says
whila there ia and has been no disorder
In san Franci4co. I agree with Gen Greedy
that Federal troops Will he needed here for
some time 20 supervise distribution OF relief
s~upplies and ~ a hepl 10 state forces To pre-
Won lANlllF - =
forces have been Of inestimAble value. and
their prrsenc il greatly appreciated and
desired.
Nv sense NJ public duty will conatrain
me TO continue operations along lines al
tendy initiated unless positively directed TO
The contrary. trusting 10 future events To
Justify the wisdom and proprietv OF my
action You may be assured. however. that
any specified directions given by you will
he lovely followed.
GRrELY. Maior-G sneral commanding.
Another despatch from Gen. Greedy says:
Prospective demands from sufferers can
be met only by rigid economy. strict super"
vision and careful enforceme INT Order cover
ing this fixing permanent relief ration and
forbiddtng issue OF Injuries except TO sick
and feeble on doctors prescription issued
to-day taking effect Tuesday. Militery su-
parvision Of stations largely nominal, await
ing officers for their proper control whenever
system has full military administration Ra-
lions will he refused male adults with view
10 enforcing return TO work, to which men
show disinclination.
While influx Of people and gradual resump-
ton Of ordinary vocatiOns are accompanied
by slight infraction. vet order Is wonderfully
maintained. drunkenness entirely absent,
owing TO restrictions OF liquor selling. Flee
trical railways here gradually renewing serv-
ice 10 very limited extent, Excellent health
continues unchanged, with absence OF any
prospective epidemic of contagious disease.
Water conditions improving: commercial
supplies are arriving rapidly. Cooperation
Of navy, National Guard and civil authorities
contin ues most harmonious. GREELY.
Major-G eneral commanding.
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D0uGLAS HYDE GIVES Ss,ooO
To San Francisco Out Of the Fund lie is
Raising for the Gaelic League,

Raising for the Gaelic League
The announcement was made yesterday
that DR., Douglas Hyde, the president OF
the Gaelic League in Ireland, who has
been lecturing In this country for the last
four months, has telegraphed, through the
National Bank Of Commerce, $500 to the
Rev. Father Peter c. Yorkelof San Fran
cisco, to he used for the sufferers. DR..
HYDE was recently received mos. cordially
in California. The money war contributed
out of the fund which he has been raising
in this country for the needs of the Gaelic
League in Ireland.
Or. Hyde has also consented to address
q big meeting at the Grand Central Palace
next Saturday evening and TO review there
the First Regiment OF Irish Volunteers.
The proceeds Of this meeting will be de-
voted TO the San Francisco fund,
THE Sun also received last evening n
check for s25 from 'F. A. G."
President Jesup Of the Chamber OF
Commerce wired Chairman Phelan Of
the San Francisco relief committee yester-
day that 500, 600 would be forwarded him
at once in case the money was needed. The
chamber to date has cent on but $3.50 900
of its over $3.50, 900 fund The fund was in
creased by Sll,o0 0 received yesterday.
Gen, Horace Porter contributed 81 ZOO OF
the days receipts.
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VAIL STREET FIGURES on LOAN.
Rumors Of Q syndicate to Take $500 :!
900 DOC Of san Francisco Bonds.

There was current in Wall street yester-
day a report that a syndicate Of New York
bankers was preparing to underwrite the
500 900 900 bond issue proposed for San
Francisco, provided tho national Govern
ment guaranteed the interest on such
bonds.
Represent atives of the bankers. Il was
said, were in conference with Secretary
Shaw in Washington and lawyers were
discussing whether or not n Government
guarantee OF city bonds by act OF Congress
would he constitutional.
Representatives Of several OF the large
banking houses said that such a plan might
he feasible. but that they doubted II New
York bankers had begun to take II under
serious consideration.
Secretary Shaw could not he found in
Washington last night, but his private sec
rotary said positively that neither New
York bankers nor any one else had talked
with Mr.. shaw about underwriting the San
Francisco loan,
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MARRIED..

LEDrARD EMERY.-on Monday. April so, 1904.
AT the Fln Parish Church, Cambridge. Mass.
hy the Rev. Edwar II. Hall. Ruth Langdon
Emery. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Manning
Emery OF Cambridge. TO Lewis CAss Lodyard
Jr, OF New York.
SToNE-SCoFiELD On Monday, Apri %, HstA
81. James's Church. by the Venerable touia
y. Booth and the Right Rev, Frede rick 4. Court.
ney. Florence, daughter OF the late Ebcnezer
Sc oneld, to Herman Foster Stone.
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AddI,iona, List Of the Dead.

wAsulNaToN, April W,-Gen, Greedy has
sent the following additional list Of dead;
Jack Bowers, Harry Brady, Annie Gerald,
j. l.. Gnswolf, Emily +. Howard. John
Hynes, Edward %lAmemdin, lAnders
James A. SINH, DR.. j.. c. stinson, Mrs.
Blaney, Keekim, Frank Hogan, William
johnson Macdonald, Patrick McElroy
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RED CROSS SENDS $500, 600.
Has over 81 900 600 In Its Treasury Sub
ecl 10 Call.

Ateo wv
cot TO Call.
WASHINGTON, April s0.-The Red Cross
headquarters to-day made the following
statement:
Judge Morrow, president OF the Cali
fornia Red Gross, has telegraphed to the
secretary Of the Red Cross, Washington,
that provisions and supplies received and
en- route to San Francisco would meet pres
ent needs, and that Red Cross cont ributions
should now consist Of money. Action upon
this suggestion the secretary Immediately
photographed to the United States Mint San
Francisco, to the credit Of James ID. Phelan,
chairman of the Red Cross finance com
mittce, $500 900.
1.-THE finance committee was also informed
that the Red Cross had in its treasury over
81, 900 900 subject to the wishes OF the com
mittee. The $500, 00O sent to-day makes in all
$500, 600 forwarded by the Red Cross for the
relief of the people Of San Francisco. II
NAV be well to state'hcre tina all relief com
mittees in San Francisco are now operating
under the American National Red Cross.
and the finance committee OF which James
D, Phelan IL chairman is now tho Red Cross
finance committee"
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Din, Comuanies In san Francisco All Right

John Martin. associated with John A,
Britton, president Of the san Francisco
Gas md Electric Company, has sent this
Telegram to y, c. Brown Of the Progressive
Age, this city:
All gas manufacturing plants IN IRE, class
shape ready for business. Practically no
damage outside Of san Francisco. san Jose
and santa Rosa We hay" ample iaoiliiies
and mon 10 cope With the problem" presented
Nothing ser,ouA.
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Hearst Proposes Another ~ 800 900 for
San Francisco,

WASHINGTON, April 90 Representative
Hearst of New York to-day offered a Joint
resolution to appropriate 81 ,5o0,0oo ad-
ditional for the relief OF the California
earthquake and fire sufferers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
JAMES MOONS HEARD FROM.
Manager Of the New Hotel ~. Francis In
san Francisco 10 All Right.

san Francisco Is All Right,
James Woods, manager Of tho new Hotel
NJ. Francis in San Francisco and formerly
assistant manag ger az the Wa~ldorf-Astoria
has finally been heard from. Friends in
New York had been trying 10 get word TO
him and from him ever since the earth
Quake, Yesterday the following despatch,
dated Sunday. was received from him
Your wire ten DAYS In reaching, and now
YOU know, Sorry ~, Francis did ncbly ron
s,derine, Necessary repairs 10 he made ~
once and house 10 he reopencd earlieat pos.
sihle date. 4 city greater and more beAuti'
full VIII result JAMks WOODS.
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PREPARING FOR REBJILDiNG.
streets Filled With Workmrn Clearing Away
@ the Debris.

SAN Francisco, April M,-The actual
beginning OF the disentan clement Of san
Francisco from it's disordered condition IL
on and the work Of reconstruction will
proceed rapidly from this time. On
many sides are visible indications of the
determination of merchants to resume
business. Gang, of men with teams are
~excavating for foundations in numerous
vacant lots, and in other places the removal
OF debris Is we'll under way.
The al reefs are early thronged with
laborers on their way "a the burned dist riot
where they are Gle aiming up. The hoats
from cities across bay and local electric
cars from suburbs are packed with work
ingmen, ,
In many places advertisements are posted
on walls seeking laborers, and there in
ouiries for men are met with numerous
responses from heads Of families who are
willing to take any kind of labor,
The authorities to-day issued numerous
permits for the opening Of safes. BY this
means a little more money will lie put into
circulation,
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Per-, or san Francisco Ready for Business.

W%AsHISdroS. April 1,-The state De-
partment has the following despatch from
Oakland, Cal;
Importers al conee al this mort IN a lolnt
meeting respectfully request that YOU lOtiIg
Inv cable the representatives OF the United
States Government In Central america aud
Mexico that san Francisco " rapidly recover
waterfront and ample warehouse facilities are
preserved and that the port IA ready for busi-
sneSa u. Oh URtDstE, Chairman.