NO. 32. VOL. XXVII. MASON, MIOHI&AN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1902.

TALLYHO HIT BY A STREET CAR LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS. Cattle for Sale. The Eaton ounty fair will be held Michigan (Tentrai^ 1 have on hand In the city Of Mason, October 7-10. Our Fans 'Ths Niagara Falli Route." a large number of well-bred, thin R, 0, Dart has the frame for his Occupants of Coach Thrown Out and Farmers I southwahd. western steers, from one to three new residence erected, Bruised, Ma«on 10:05a. m, 1129p.m. 10:05p.in Do you know tliat at the Cold Stor• years old, for sale at a bargain. will keep you cool, JaolCBOu 11:00 2:13 11:00 age you can got a fancy price for your Philip Taylor Is building a cement INJURED, 6:30 p. ni. 6':30p. m.7:35a. m 0. H. Sno'^v, Mason, Mich. walk this week in frontof A, L, Rose's Mrs, Lydia A, Horton, No, 1830 Detroit.. butter and egt's, and get the cash. if you will try our residence on D, street, Grant avenue—Right ear nearly cut 01ilca«o 0:10 p. in. 8;!)5 p. ni. 0:55 a. in We pay a premium for butter in tubs See notice of work team, wagon and and we furnish tlie tubs. Come and harness for sale. Ohas, S, Curry and Mrs, Enos Stoffy olT, and right shoulder badly bruised NoifrmvARO. and sprained, Mason. 0:20 a. ni, 11:00 a. in. 5:00 p. ni see us. Mason Cold S'I'oiiaok Co. have new cement walks in front of A good, young, new milch cow, with Soda or Lansing...... 0:12 li:20 5:23 their residences on east Ash street. C, J, McMillan, bugler, Metropole Mrs, A, F, White is seriously 111, calf by side, for sale. W. S. Root. Owosso 7:30 12:35 p. ni. 0:36 The thirteenth annual meeting of stables—Spine injured and bruised all Saginaw 8;50 l:10 8:08 The Howell free street fair takes Mrs. Frank Hoyt, who has been the Michigan State Bar Association over the body, BayOlty li:25 2:20 8:40 dangerously sick. Is slowly improv• Ice Cream place Sept, 23-20, will-be held in Grand Rapids August Mr, and Mrs, J, Lauer, Evaosvllle, Mackinaw 7:15p.ni. 7:0C a, m. 7:00 a. ni ing. The grocers of Lansing will picnic 12 and 13, Ind,—Slight bruises. 0. W. IttlOOLKS, Marilla Mickel Of Lansing has been Mrs. F. A.Morton, Ohicago-Bruised F. D. Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt, at Baw Beese lak,e August 13tli, F, E, Williams, who is traveling for Stanton, 'granted a widow's pension of $S per in many places. Ticket Agent. Mason OUIcago Hartwielc & Mickelson are now pre• the McOormlok machine company ONLY g CENTS month. Mrs. J. Norton, Omaha-Slight pared to deliver hard wood again,' * sent to his parents, Mr, and Mrs, C, BUSINESS DIRECTORY. The W. 0. T. U. will serve Ice cream bruises. Mrs, H, L, Henderson moved her M, Williams, this week a 17-year-old on the court house lawn next Satur• Mrs. 0. '0. French, Fort Worth, ll'ousehold goods to Lansing last Tues• locust. It's a dead one. day evening. Te.x.—Badly bruised on back and right LONGYEAR BROS. lt. 0. H. IIliNllKltSOiN'. Over Hrown & day, The True manufacturing Company arm sprained, _ Loonli.s.' At Dansville Tuesdays. Crown The speciflcations for the new court D J, H, Shafer has the foundation com• Of Eaton Rapids filed articles of asso• Mr, and Mrs, H. K, Rivers, Denver and biHdgo work a specialty. house were completed by Architect pleted for his new residence on Oak ciation with Secretary of State War —Slight bruises,' vis.srszoxjt.nTs Bowd last Monday. nor last Monday, lb is capitalized at street. Miss Maude Barber, Mason, Mich,— Our Drugs are as good as PrActlcollniUed Bring in your old school books, at HAS. G. .lUNlCINS, .M. 1). The W, C, T, (J, will meet with Mrs, $3,000, and they will manufacture a Bruised on head. C to diseases ot Kye, Kar, Noslosce iiiuandt Tliroat . once, and get the cash for them, at 224 Washington Ave. S., Lansing, Mich. Miller tomorrow afternoon at 3 patent wagon rack. Talbert K. Wonderly, Denver— our Soda, Kimmel's Department Store. * E. MANN, I'hyslcliui and Surgeon. Olllce o'clock, On Friday evening, Aug, 15th, the Slightly bruised. .J1 l u Near Block." Hours 2 to- 5 ji. in., an• d 7 to The annual picnic of the Odd Pel- Oscar W. Ludwig, Denver—Slightly G8 p. ni. Special attention to diseases ot eye, ear, Mrs, Rhoda Gardner Is placing new Gleaners of White Oak Arbor will give lows Of Ingham, Eaton, Shiawassee Lansing Free Street Fair. nose and throat. Glasses solentlllcally and ac• cement walk in front of her residence a lawn social at the home of Mrs, C, bruised. curately ntlcd. Kesldeiice at 0. W. Browne's. and Clinton counties will be held at H. L. Grunnen, Denver—Slightly Lansing will have a free street fair on east Maple street, G, Blalch in North White Oak, Ice H. FUEKLAND, M. D. Lawrence Block. Grand Ledge August 14. cream and cake will be served. All injured. ' and jubilee August 18 to 23, and have O, Hotirs-8 to 9 a. in., l to 3,7 to 8 )>. m, Joseph R, Mlckel of Lansing, de• On Saturday, Aug. 9th, with one are cordially invited, Mrs. I. L. Mead, Denver-Slight engaged some of. the best attractions R. GKHTUUDE 1). OAMPUELL, Physician ceased, has been granted an increase in this country for the occasion, and Surgeon. Olllce at riisldence, north B pound Of our 25c coffee, we will give a Harry Turner, son of Stanley W, bruises. Dstreet. Hours, 8 to 9 a. m., 2 to 1 and 7 to 8 p. m. of pension of $12 per month. There are the B0stock& Ferarl shows Country anil town calls promptly attended. glass dish. Turner, formerly of this city, had his Mrs. R, J. Jackson,'Denver—Bruised Do you want a tine small farm? I that were the leading attr.action8 at Vandercook Grocery Co. left arm broken iu three places and on tlie head and back. B. FRANK E.THOMAS, Physician and Sur• have one left in my hands for sale the Pan American exposition at Buf• geon, onicfl over Webb ji Whitman's store; Oh, say! Did you spoil your hat in was Otherwise badly bruised up, in Margaret Olossen, Denver—Bruised TBiluencD e at corner B and Oalt streets. Mason. cheap, 32tt A, A, Bergman, Maaon, falo, and a large list *ot other free at• the rain ? It you did and need a new trying to board a moving street car at on left side. On Saturdiiy, Aug, Gth, with one tractions to amuse the public. one, you can get it at cost of Mrs. J. Detroit last week Wednesday. Emily Sartoe, Denver—Bruised on pound of our 25c coffee, we will give a neck. They have secured at an enormous LFRED ALLEN, Attorney at Law. Over W. Ingels, successor to Mrs. D. Wil• Orlando Wheelock of Lansing was Webl) & Whitman's, Mason. glass dish, Miss Margaret Horton—Right leg expense a pair of buffaloes that will A son, Dansville. * relieved of a pocketbook containg •Vandercook Grocery Co! skinned and bruised and hip sprained. be driven through the streets. A A. BERGMAN, Attorney at Law. Offlce T. A. Whipple Of Ingham and Miss $50 in money, a $50 note and $700 in il. over LongySar Bros., Mason, Mich. Mrs, Sarah Woodhouse has placed The aboye is a list of the people in• Prot. Pope will dive ninety feet into Julia E. Jordan of Leslie were united certlQed checks at the depot at Grand B. MOARTHOR. Attorney and Counselor at new cement walk around her lot, cor• ured in a collision between a tram• a tub of vyater four feet deep. Prof. . Law. Circuit Court Commissioner. Olllce in marriage Aug. 4th. The service Ledge last Thursday .evening. He ner D and Elm streets, the past week, way car and a tallyho coach shortly Terrall rides an ordinary bicycle over Farmers' Bunk, Mason. was solemized by Rev. A. F. White at had been attending the fraternity Barnes Bros, of Leslie did the work, before 12 o'clock last night. The col• across the street on a rope lighted by T T. HEMANS, Attorney and Counselor at the Baptist parsonage. picnic at that place. JLi. Law. Olllce In the new Lawrence Block, Miss'Katherine Mehan, who is visit• lision occurred at a crossing at Ala• 100 electric lights. The three Bangor Mason, Mich. Money to lolm on good security. S. B. Pike- had the misfortune to ing friends in Cleveland, is quite sick. The Gleaners of Aurelius will hold meda and Logan avenues. The coach sisters on a revolving trapeze lighted pinch the end of a linger oil of his Her sister, Miss Georgia Mehan went a poor man's social at the cold storage which wag tilled with people and by 200 lights, making one of the pret• right hand last Monday by catching EO. A. EARLE, DEALER IN HEAVY AND there from Ypsilanti Monday night to Of U. G. Mote on Friday evening, drawn by tour horses, was overturned tiest sights ever witnessed. Prince Shelf Hardware. Maple Street, Maaon, it in the cogs of an emery wheel. Dr, and dragged tor half a block by the G care for lier. Aug. 8th. Ice cream will be served. Yako, the Jap that slides from the S. H. Culver dressed the wound. Ladies are requested to bring* cake. frightened animals. Fortunately no top Ot the capitol to the ground, The Dansville Deering ball team Bicycles cleaned and repaired. Ice Everybody come. Proceeds to go one was seriously injured and all who called "The slide tor life." Then H. , General Auctioneer. Years ot ex• defeated the losco team on the Dans perience. Terms alwliys satisfactory. cream and fresh home-made baked toward building a new hall. were in the accident will be able to comes Miss Murphy, a baboon weigh- ville grounds last Saturday by a score goods, at Cady building, Maple street, be around within a day or so, accord• ng fifty pounds that makes a para• ENRY IvUim, GeiienU Auctioneer. Satis• of 8 to 4, This is the second defeat Tho fifth annual Catholic picnic of faction- guaranteed, terms right. Leave C. H. Burroughs, ing to the statements of the phys• chute drop. orderH s at this olllce. I'ostoflice, Mason. for losco by this team. 31w3 . Mrs. Jacob Hulse. the St. Cornelius and St. Cyprlauus icians. 1 cliurch Of Bunkerhill will be held in Three performing elephants do all Makes the tires ot life burn with a The coaching party was made up by liTS-Cria.A.2:TCE There is a pretty girl in an alpine hat Arfcz's grove ' on Tuesday next. kinds of tricks. The Ferns wlieel, steady glow. Renews the golden Mrs. Lydia A. Horton, proprietress of •OARMiilUS' MUTUAL l-'IRK INSURANCE A sweeter girl in a sailor brim Speeches will be made by .Tason E. same as was at the World's Pair and J: Oompanyof laghamoounty. Safest,cheaj happy days of youth, That's what The Horton, a fashionable boarding est and best. For inlorniutlou write to J. I But the handsomestgirlyou'U oversee. Nichols, L. T. Hemans and L. B. Mc- Pan American; the Gondolias, made Shafer,secretary, Mason. A. I. Barber, presl Rocky Mountain Tea does, 35 cents house at No. 1830 Grant avenue. It in Paris and imported for the .Pan dent. Mason, Olllce opposite court snuare. Is tlie sensible girl who uses Rocky Arthur. Music and recitations, and a B, E, King, was exclusively for the pleasure of the Mountain Tea. B. E. King. ball game between Stockbridge and American and the first time ever .seen Last Thursday Hawks & Angus pur• guests of the house. Itwas^driven by D. D. Morey of Lansing has been Dansville. All are cordially invited. outside. Therewill be six bands of chased six acres of land in the south Fred Caldwell, who is said to be an music in attendance. T. M. WINTERS. NI. D. given full charge of the electric line eastern part of Lansing city, to be Pearl E. Durfee of Lansing applied expert at handling four-horse teams. construction and all outside work cdn Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foler Chronic and Private Diseases. used as a site for a power house for to the Circuit court last Thursday for It had been decided that the party nected with the electric light plant of Wheatlleld, July 31st, a son. tlie Jackson and Lansing electric line a divorce from Lester Durfee; whom should go to Petersburg, which is a in that city. He also gets an increase ELECTRO-THERAPY Charles C, Knight of this city was she married at Williamston in August, drive of about six miles, and the The spiritualist camp meeting at in salary. X-RAY married last Friday evening at his 1895. She was Pearl E. Rose. In the horses were headed for this suburb. Haslett park opened last Sunday. DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT. residence on Maple street to Mrs Co. B, 1st Ind. Bat., of this city will charges set forth she claims extreme All went merrily until the return Read the many bargains offered by 8tol0a.nl. OFFICE: join the companies from Adrian, Mou HOUSa^ 2 to I p. m. '103 Washington Ave., N., Clara Donta of Knox, Indiana, Justice cruelty, saying that her husband both trip, when the collision occurred. The the Mills Dry Goods Co. this week. 7 to S p. IU. Lansing, Mich. • roe and Coldwater at Lansing next J, E, Ferguson performed the cere• threatened to kill her and .then horses were hurrying toward Denver I scream! Please don't, but do come SUNPAVS—2 t0 4 p. 111. mony, Monday morning. They leave Lansing to "starve her out." They have one CiM-/.en',< IMioiiH 311 when they crossed the car tracks at and eat ice cream on the court house at 10:15 a. ra. and arrive at the camp child aged about three years. Alameda and Logan. The crossing A, M, Starmont commenced his lawn next Saturday evening. grounds at Manistee at 4:00 p. m. was made at an angle and when the Presbyterian Church. duties as chief of police at Lansing Mr. B. B. King of Fowler, who pur• The residence of Geo. Price on C. H. Osborne will give a harvest hint! wheels struck the rails they slid, last Friday^ Mr. Starmont, takes the chased the drug business of Dr". 0. E. Barnes street is rapidly being en• Andrews. Zimmerman pastor. party at opera hall, Dansville, Friday nearly bringing the coach to a stand• place of John P. Sanford, resigned, Pratt last week Tuesday, came to the closed. Tiiursday-4;00 p. m., Junior En• evening, August 15tli. Bill, 50 cents, still. Just at this time Myrtle Hill who has faithfully filled that position city last Saturday. Mr. King will deavor; 7:30 p. m., prayer meetinfr; including horse care. Music will be car No. 241 was going west on Ala• Rev. Mr. Zimmerman will preach at for the past TO'years; soon move his family here and live in S;30 p. m., teachers' meeting. Sunday furnished by Hunt's full orchestra meda. The motorman evidently ex• the Hawley school house next Sunday the house now occupied by Dr. Pratt, —10;.30, pr^cbing service ;^ 12 m, Sun For the next ten days we will sell at All are invited and a good time guar• pected the coach would clear the ab3;30. who will return to Ypsilanti. Mr. day school; fi:00. Christian Endeavor; cost all goods on liand^ to make room anteed. crossing. But the slide of the wheels The republican state judicial con• King is a flrst-class pharmacist and 7:00, preaching service. for the new faU goods. 'Coiue and was not calculated upon, and before vention win be held at Grand Rapids Last Saturday J. E. St. Jolin cele• is now prepared to furnish his custo Choose before they are all.culled out. the car could be stopped it had dashed Sept. 25th. . Baptist Church. brated his ninth anniversary as super• mers with good goods at reasonable All goods neatly trimmed' and clean-. against the coach. The car struck Arthur F. White, pastor. intendent of the Industrial school at prices. Read announcement in another Taylor & Woodhouse purchased 10 Mits. J. W. INGELS, Dansville, the coach just in front of the back Thursday—3:45 p. m., Junior Un Lansing, by giving the boys a holiday column. acres of land in tliesoutliorn part of ion; Thursday—7:30 , p. m., prayer In a cottage at Pleasant' lake may and an extra good time. Forty-flve wheels, overturning it. The horses the City from R. D. Lyon last Monday. -",'Okl Abe," the war eagle of the meeting. Sunday—10;30 a. ni., morn• be found Mayor 0. W. Wliitman, wife gallons of ice cream was served at the became frightened at the crash and Eighth Wisconsin regiment in the A movingpictureand graplio-ampli- ing services; 12 m.| Sunday school; 6:00 atjd daughter, p. W. Halstead and supper, after which the batallion gave started to run, spilling the occupants Civil War, holds the place of honor in plione entertainment ,will,be given at p. m., B, Y. P. U.; 7:00 p. ra., evening wife, H. 0. Halstead, wife; and soni a dress parade. Ot the coach along the avenue. the August number of The American the rink, Dansville, Saturday evening, / service' . i Geo.A, Earle, wife and daugiiter.and To drag the heavy coach pn its side At the mid-week prayer service to• Boy. It makes a stirring theme. Aug. 9bh. Admission, lOc. Miss Florence Day of Lansing,'they was too much tor the horses, and they Methodist Church, night ati the Baptist church, A. J; This number Is full of patriotic in A. Farren has built new cement left yesterday for a few days'outing, came to a standstill after going half a 'W, J, Wilson, pastor, . Weeks of Leslie will give a missionary terest to American boys, treating of walks tor A. L. Rose and A. G. Lyon, ' Geo, R, Iluntington.who has been block. A hurried examination by the Thursday—Prayer meeting at 7;30 address, "The Other HalfA-of •'the Lafayette at Brandywine, Relics of on the front and side of their lots, cor• employed at the News^qtlice in this less injured of the party was made, p, m. Sunday—Morning services at -World." Mr. Weeks is a member of Early American Days, E Pluribus ner Oak and D.strects, the past weelc. city for the past four years,'^^^^ and. it was found that Mrs. Horton 10:30; evening services, 7:00; Sunday the graduating class of Kalamazoo Uiitim—Its origiii and meaning and a Friday evening for Jackson, whore he was suffering greatly from a scalp The work on the inside of the new School at 11:45, E, Raymond, Supt. college and is himself preparing for new^Hational song. Other stories are has a position in the eriiploy Of the wound and seemed to be internally depot is nearly completed. The yard work in the foreign fleld. He will entitled, "Won by a Finger-TIp," {a Special Excursion Of the M, 0, E, R, Co, ,We wish him injured. McMillan, the bugler also will be graded and the paving done in To Niagara Falls and to Alexandria illustrate by use of a large chart. All bicyclepce); "Sammy Dixon's Bear," success in his new venture. seemed to be hurt. * a short time. It is expected it will Bay, IS^, Y., Aug. 14, 1902, Date of are invited. Service at 7:30. The Man on the Sugar Barrel," i'An be opened to the public about the: sale, Aug, 14th, Fare for round trip : Supt, E, D. Palmer and-family left The police surgeon was called and Last Monday James Hulse was AmericatJ. Boy in Japan," "How Rob first of September. , Niagara Falls, $4,50; Ale.xandria Bay, for Bay City last Saturday, where he after dressing the wounds of Mrs. N. Y,, 811,00, Return not later than granted a divorce from Rosella Hulse Won a Cliampion," "On the War- will superintend theschools. for the Horton removed her to her liome. Aug. 25th, Good going only on train by Judge Wiest on the grounds of de• ' "Ciffius Day, Hurrah," and Special Meeting. ensuing year.: Mr.'Palmer has been She was found to be suffering from a leaving Mason at 1:29 p, m,, Aug, 25th, sertion. The decree grants the de "The Pomfiet High School Bull There will be a: special session of at the head of the Mason schools for wound on the right side of her head fendant the custody of their son, the Fight." \ the K. 0. T. M. at their hall on Wed• Will Have to Try Again, the past four years. While here he which extended so far that her ear nesday evening, Aug. 13th, to make In refusing to grant Wood- complainant to be accorded oppor• Everyone alm^ost has seen a circus has made many.warm friends, all of was nearly, cut off. Her right shoul• arrangements to go to Lansing Aug. worth a divorce from his wife, Emma tunity to see the child'. Mrs. Hulse as It appears frop a seat in the tent, der was badly bruised and sprained. whom wish him success in his new 20. All members requested to be Woodworth, Judge Wiest this morn• is also granted $200 permanent ali• but there are few who have, traveled She was suffering greatly this morn• Ileld. present. J, T. Fowler, Comdr. ing said: "The Courtis in doubt as mony and the complainant is ordered with the companj; a day and a night, ing. McMillan was sent to St. Jo• Last Monday wlille at work in a to which party desired to break up to pay her $1.50 a week for the main• studied the inner life of thecircus folk seph's hospital, where it is said he is Held, August Wolf of Alaiedon Card of Thanks. the relation of husband and wife. tenance of the child, until the fur• and the thousan'didetails that make not badly, injured. AH the others hitched his team to a wire fence. One AVe wish to express our heartfelt thanks to all Each charge the other with destroy• ther order of the court. The defend• up the organization Of a modern cir• were slightly injured, but with the our friends who so Iclnaiy assijted us during our • Of the horses gotlts foot through the late aad bereavement, ing the home, and both profess that ant is further granted $30 solicitor's cus.: The August tposmopolitaa arti• exception of thetwo mentioned, they Mb, Lewis Oadv, fence, and when trying to get the Mus, jli' they have always had a desire to re• fees. cle "The Organlzati,on Of a Modern are able to be about. Tliey' claim - Mk. AKD Cabl Oady;;: horse free, was kicked on the loft : Mu, Ekwin Cadv. new the relation, but the other has The excursion to Grand Ledge, given circus," elaborately l^llustrated with that as the coach approached tlie shoulder, dislocating it. He was refused. I am unable to Qnd from by the several churches of tliis city photos specially taken, by tlie Cosmo• crossing McMillan blew his bugle as.a brought to this City and Drs. Free- BUSINESS LOCALS. the evidence that the defendant has last Tuesday was a success, both flnan- politan's staff photographer, reads to warning. They also claim the car was land and Culver replaced it. deserted the complainant and has re• cially and as a day of pleasure tox. the layman like a chapter from Ara• running at a high rate ot speed, but For Sttlu. mained away "from him for a period of bian Nights.: Much has! been written Two of the Olds automobiles that those who availed themselves of the admit that they wore not in a position Good fforlc'taain, wagon and harness. tiwo years against his will and acquies- were entered intne 100-mlle endur• Opportunity of visiting this.beautiful about 'how. America's \ millionaires to see it very well. The'coachwas , LuaitKTlA LtNOOLM. •cence. The bill is denied with costs ance race at Chicago recently, re• resort. • The day was all that could be accumulate wealth in their business badly wrecked and the car was dam• GuUoway Hall I'ur Sale. ' to the defendant taxed and a solicit• ceived a percentage of 100 percent. asked for. There were 559 tickets hours, but little hasbeen'-said about aged.—Denver Times, July 31. Inqulroot V.Cooper,''One-UaltiBllo north of r DuBois school housti. somp or's fee Of thirty dollars allowed her." The .fastest time made was 7:02:39. sold, 420 of which were.from Mason. how these Interesting individuals 41 . This is the second attempt ot this According to those who .kept close The committee, after settling, with spendtheir millions In their, hours of If it wasn't popular, if it wasn't . ..Fur Sttlu. House and barn, with atjarl/ Ave acres ol lauD^ r •couple to secure release from their watch on the movements ol the vari• the Michigan Central for the train leisure. ' The August Cosmolwlitan's loved by the people why do dealers OQ north Mala street, Mason. \ , , matrimonial bond, the wife's petition ous machines, the gasoline engines had $163.25 left. The expenses o^^ illustrated article on "Diversions of say?" "We have something just as mt Du. CitAB. G. JiiNit.<4NS,'Laa9liii;. having been refused by Judge Person proved superior to the.steam. The aide of the train were $37.48, leaving Some Millionaires'! gives -.an in^tereat- good as the Madison Medicine Go's, No I)ou1>t or Disaiu^ Bocky Mountain Tea." Think It over.; Wliea ^ou buy -East Alaleaoa/ Short JDarns. \ during his ocoupancyot the bench.— Clda machine ran the 100 miles on $125.77 to be divided equally among ing view of this side of the millloa- „ YouBgfiulTsaaa'UelfersforMle., . 13^^^^^ -J Lansing Jouraal Aug. ^th. three and one-half gallons of gasoline. the three cliurelies, or $-11.92 to each. aire's life. ^ 35 cents. B. E. King. I

i:'...:;;•.'^fel•>f.'^:'...,^,^;,^...'^':^ DUIUND IS NAMED. JUDGE GEORGE: II, BURAND. Iflgliam County Democrat.

IS CHOSEN BY DEMOCRATS FOR il MICHIGAN'S GOVEi^NOR. MASON, - . - MICH.

Silver Faclloii L'tiilH Into Line tiiid 1903 AUGUST. 1902 GivoH UiiiitiiiiuiuH IndorHOinOrit: of the Candidale—SliitclKHiic.s Arc Main Su Mo Tu We Th. I'ianlcM.in I'liitforni Adopted.

® (J) G 1 2 Governor George U. Durninl 4 5 6 7 8 9 Lieiitniiniit lloveriiDr lolm h\ liible secretary ot .State lolm lloiiovan 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 'rreasnrer Wiihnr K J.iavid.siin Andltiir tleiieral W. 1'', .MeKiilglil 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Laiiil CmiiniUsioiier Arthur K. Watson .Superhilumlnnt Instrin'.limi... ; W.'t'. Kiirrl.s 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 .MeiiibiM' Ifuiiril l-lilninitiuii .Ohnrlti.'i 1<'. h'leld Sunreaiu Jiislieii II. J. Brown 31 ©. ® © © BIG INCKKASK 3N ]iUH.,l):iNGS. .Vmerica nnd .-Vsia, sprang into i)ein_ wlien 11 ,^01111-00101111 aiinonnceinont was CHICAGO WINS Clf i;ai' g^s FLGirx N. M. T»vcaty-five Per Cent >reve in 3001 Detroit eorrusimiidenec: .•ii'd, JOtliAgyjilth. 2(lth ninilo in London of tlio merger ot the in Federal Court HefiiseH I'eople'a Com• than in lilOO. .lere'sts of liookefellor, Itothsehild and pany IlH Jajuuetioii. Tiio Democrat il! Stale cnnveiilion un• In connection witli solno stnlisUcs o:l Nobel. 'Xiiis combine lins unauostionod According to a decision > rendered iiy furled its- hiiruiony banner, and on tlio the iirodtictinii of liriclc, the , (.'oologicai lil'oprietorship of tho great oil fields in .Tiidgo Grossciip llle city of Chicago win.s motion of a silver Donioerat the iloiiiilia- survi^y reports- Hint lliore was a rt'inarita- tiuii for Governor ot ox-,Tudge George If. EVENTS OF INTEREST llie United States, in Hu.s-sia and in Si the liglit for elieap gas. While il is ex• ble incri.'a.so in tllo nlinihor of hliildinKS beria. pected lliat an appeal will be taken from Durand, a gold Democrat, was made ereeted in tile forty-live lai'Jtost cities of umtiiimoiis. There was, at tlie outset, NiiniiiiaK.'i! for tloverner of .Mieliigair. ATTACIvliU IJV STUIKIJKS. the United States Circuit Court to tlio by the Denioeratie Stnli; eonveiilinn. llio eotiiitry in ]l)OI, ua compared ivitli Supreme Coiirfit is not believed that tlie a di.''^lo.sition on the part ct the old lino THAT OCCURRED DURIIMQ THE 11100. in ]!i01 the nnmlier of biiiidiiij; opinion of the lower court will he ovor- s-iivor mon to slispect tlio iiiotivos ot thu Tlioii.Hanrt Men Throw StoneH nnd CuiiHe gold meniiiors, but tlie Imniioiiy idea MICHIGAN DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM. PAST perniif.s is.siied was S.'i.riT.!. In 1000 it llirown. Tiio ruling was entered on tiic *VEEK. wa.s (IS,.|!.7. Tlie gain was therefore more Nonunion 'Worlccrs to Flee. liiinlly preiloliiiiiatod. • ^ y' The altiliHlo of tiie striking mine vrork bill of llie Peopie'.s Gasliglit and Coke »'i'lio pliitforiii iiiiopied by tliu lietlio- Ihitn 2o |ior cent. Tllo value of tile huiid- Company asking an injunction restrain• .Tndge George II. Diiriiud of Plint, wlio Teriely Tolil TclcKriiDli Tnle» In mKH crecloil Inst, year was l?37'2,173,0i!l, er.s nt .Slionandoiih, Ta., is bocoiniiig mora was nominated on tlie fourth ballot lo ci'iillc Stale Coiiveiitloii Is ns follows; donloii.4tralive. .'Vil ot a recent night a ing tlie city trom enforcing liio rale lixod , "Wo, the represeillillives of the Deiiioe- lirief rariiKnipliH—nfiiiiy Cnwnnl- ugaill.st ,?2.|.T,5.5(i,rjSD in 3000, a gain ot run for Governor this fall, is credited mob of fully 1,000 men and boys was on by city orilinance., Tiio bill was thrown racy of .Michigan in convuntioii assiMii- ticH—A Few Crimea—Some FircH— nearly S.') por cent. ..\.lthutigh New York- out ot court for want of jnrisdiclion. Tiie witii lioing a gold Dotnocrat, tliou.git lie was lir.s-t in tlio value of its iiuihlings, tlie mnreh. It lirst visited tho M'est was not It bolter in ,IS00. The silver iiled, realizing lliat the people ot llie- I'oliliciil and IteliclouM Ncwa. .Shonandoah colliery and drove llie iioii- company is- allowed si.vty days within Stale are face to face with a crisis in. Willi .'iiiy(i,0J.5,(W7, llie miinhor o£ pof- wliicli to lilo an appeal' to the Supreme men made a liard figiit lo iieat him, but niiis was ie.ss i)y l,or)l! Uian I'hilndolpiiln, niiloii workmen from the engines, ininipa they AVore outgeneraled and olilvoted. wllidi llie lienor and welfari! of tlie Cinn- lianilit Tracy Well IC(inippeil. Court and to liio an ii]y))eal bond, whicli wliero tlie total value of the now. hnihl- nnd lire rooms. Tlie workmen wore eolii .•Vfter the nomination ot Diiraiid liad inonwiiiillh lind its citizens lire at sltlke,. liarry 1'racy, liio fugitive (iosperado, i.s lieilod to seek rofilge in tiie camp of tlio wns set at ?1100,000. In the interim the do liereby jiroclaitll tlie following liei'lai-. Ing.s was only .$:20,r)rO,7]O, and 1,00.': more city will make no effort to enforce l.lio been inndo unanimous flu motion of D. now ill oasteni WaslililKlon, iinwouniieil, tliiin in Cliicilgo, wliero tlie total value colli and iron'police, wliile lllo strikel-s as- atioii of iirinciples; in good lloallii, urineii witli four guns and .5-00111 rate, Init slionld tho linai decision .L Oampnu ot Detroit, the generally ac• was only •'?.'M,0li2.l)75. Tiin iivcrage value sailod the lireaker with .s-toncs, doing coli Wt; liold that when governiiieiil nf.. EGO roiiilds of niiinninitinn, iirovisioiied for lie favorable the gas company will he cepted loi'tder ot the silver Democrats, of tile Iniildings enacted in .Nitw York in sidorablo (lainilgo to window glass. Kroin llvo days and cf|iiinpe(i witli two hor.ses. liahle to all con.siimors for n rohale- of Stale Senator ilolme, who had made a liy, and fur tlie people has been liestruyeil 100.1, was .'!!]7.7liS, in Cliroiigo ,fri,77i;, and llle West .Sheniiddoiiir niino the mob tu'o. close fight for nomination, gracefully ap• by the seizure of tile political niacliiiii'i'y Tracy crossed tliu Coin IIIIjia ilivor ami is eooded to Indian Itidge colliery, wliero it 25 cents por thousand feet of gas paid now siippo.'ied lo ho headed lowarci. Ilic in I'hiiadelpliiii .?;.i,3,SS. Tllo year 1001 for from .Tan. 2, 1001. It ivas on this proached tlio liarlllony band wagon and of tlie domiilittu. jiilrty by men wli.i use wa.s oile ot nnproceni.-nieiI activity in was confronted by a body of special po• declared from the platform Unit ho wa.s the power ot goviu'iiniellt so gailii'il to. Idaho line. Jio doolareil lliat lie wants to lico, whoso pl-eseiice iirevonted violence.' date tliat the ordiniinco was to have be- hold up a hanic or roll an e.xin'css car. lio tiio proiinctinn of huildlng hriek, llio lotal nonie operative, lint legal prooondings ready to work for the nominee. r only sellisil ami iileri'i'llary emls. otllpilt lieitig vaiiind at ijl.'V.O-IS.lioH, as .Sijiinds of strikers picketed tlio ap• as ill Mieliigan lo-day, the lirst dnly of miya ilmt ho iins proiniscil to give $5,1)00 proaches to several mines where pninpiii have lield tho enforcement of the ordi• .Tudge IDnraiui did not attend the con• within otic year to tho parties wlio helped enliipilrcd with .5'l,'),O0i),.5Ili in the yoar nance in abeyance for more tlian a year vention nor authorize anyone to state Ule patriot is to wre.s-t this power frniii- before. '.I'lie colnlnon lirii.'k product in- is ill progress and urged the. men em• its tlilwortliy possessors and ri'slori.' il ti|. Ilim escajiefroin Mie Oregon ponitoiitiary, ployed to C|iiit work. Deputy ShorifC iind a halt. that ho would accept the nominatioti if Jle is niakiilg liis way to tiio "llolc-in-tlle- ereii.scd in vliltle frniii .'i;;jS,U21,iJl-I in lOOO it was accol'ded ilim, and the free silver the people. We tlleri'fore ilei'lare the sli- to ,$-ir),50;!,07(i in 1001, Goomb.s-, Union Organizer Ginle.v and a STOI.',S AID TO aTlUKlCKS. preiiie issue ill this Stale, at this tiilii', to . AVall" connliy ill Wyoming. WIlen tli«ro, posse of do|)lily sheriffs are endeavoring element made a vigorous figlit to defeat "liQ (Icclaix's, lie will lin a litief ainoiit; be llie deslnicliDii ot lioss rlile, liir re• lo maintain order. • ilim on this ground, .ilidge iOuriunl was thieves ail'd lliinlts lie will lie safe. TIIlfKK Win ny I-IGUTNINO. Injunction Proventinir DiHtrihution not iioiiiinaloil liy liis lioine ilcli>gnlion, storation of political power to the iieuple,.. of Sniiplics ill West Virtriniii. Si:,13KVS OVEli TIIKICJ.; nroNTits. tlie one frolli (.lenes-ee Coulily. ].ii..i name and its I'liiploymeiit I'or the gooii of all,. Fierce Storm Swceiis Over l'itti«bwri; An injunction, tiiitt will prevent the dis• w-as presented liy ex-Cnngrossnian T. M. *ins-leail of for tlie advillitage of a few.. Cliild Stolen and KcKtoi-cd. ai'.d Vicinity. tribution of food supplios to striking niin- Kansas Ciiy IMnn la Cnred olT u Mys• Tarsney of I'letroit, who. tol-nlerly ropre- To this end we pledge the Deniiii-raiic • Gypsies stole tllo .'!-ycar-old ilaugliter ol .•V lorrilio tllllnder nnd lightning stonli, el's in AVest Mrginia was issued by .Tiiilgu Ilcliry ilonnaii of .Marion, Ind. Ijtilor tlia terious Soninolcncy. senlx'd the 'i'onth Congressional District inirty to the following veforins: fl-illi'ii heavy rain, visited the vicinity ot P. Keller ill tlie United States- Dis-, . p, ,,• , ., ,, , . , ,, "l.''irst. ll is a matter of eonimon knowl• Bliilii waslukcn from lllo kiiiil!li)crs liy a l.'itt.sbiirg, I'll., llle otiier evening, oilils- -V. cnso nf continuous- sleep, one of the trict Colirt ill Cllarleston. It is denoiinc- i'"' Congress, litlt dospi u the absen e ot friclid of thu family. Ilorinatl is it proin- edge that the present f'itale adiiiillisrra- iiig tiiree deiitli.s and imleli property daiii- most, mysterious and baliliiig ot disea.ses, •ed by the coal tuitiol-s as the most drastic '1'-' <"te assuratlce of aeceptaue. trom incnl. Hliiss manilfaBliirDl-, niiil •^•han llo liiiii seetil'ed place and power two yejirs iige. In ilazelwood tllo Presbyteri.in lias been cojipd witli snccessfully in Kail- ot he rulings that have brougllt the "l'' ^^"".frepetition b.v. went 1.0,the lakes I'or an oittili.i,' left llle sjis City. Tiie patient, V. 0. Leiivitt, ago only by gross eorrlljiliou ami llie Cliureli was struck l.iy IlgliUiiiig alld llle Americui peolile nailer tho domination o( «ilv« Poopio of llle si.gge.sl on 'J at niiini|iltlalion of eaiieuses ami tmniiiiaving- Jiaiiy with llorgrandpareills. TJie gypslo.i is now tip and about after sleeping since "governliient by injundioll." In precise ''^ 'l''*^'"'^: ^" "l" 'L'>"""'"^^'"'.'. driving past, l.-idiiapoil tlic eliild tiild Kteeple tlil'OU'ii over, but no one was ili- conventions, and again ibis year slliiilar jlirod, .At Iliiys' Stlition, Street's rllil -Vlirii 2(). Mr. .Loavitt wont to sleep nt terms the illjlinctioii restrains \Y. Ii. AVii drove soutli. Tliuy slo|)ped at a saloon in > iiiii > worl-" • •'i'artod out strong and m.ade steady mi'thuds liiivi; heeii eni|iloyeii to seeiii-e lis overtiowod its liaiik.i and lioodoil lllo vil- I'arson.s-, Kan., and after ten days was son, national secretary of th Boulli Marion, wlicn llio liltic jiirl was I'j ' I V 'gains. ' i-ollliiHiaiice in powel-. 'i'lierefore, .••iieh I.Tge. Quite a iiiiniber of residents hnd to liikon lionio, where he iias boon since. ers, "."\Iollier" .Tones alld otlie rceoKoizoil liy j\lr. Wilson, wlio tool: ilei •iiin"TiinnTv i -iwiy^ votes olit of a total ot ii refurlil of the jiriniiiry nominaliiig sy.s- lloe for tlioir live.s-, ao oniekly did tlio rise I-iis iiliysiciiiii's theory was tliat by sleep• dents ot the State trom locating supply lo his ilonie. 'I'lle gypsies wore arrested 1. OIL sill \ y^Q-Q U|,^|. ||,|iio|;^. ^viiieli, was taken lelil that tlie people sliall lie tiie supremt- ill liio creek eoliio. Twenty-live l>\iild- ing on car scats, wliicli he frequently did, eiimp.s- iionr Ihe prO|iorty ot the Gauley and jilaoed iu llie cuiinly jail. just before the 1 o'clock adjournmunt tor and liiial arbiters of numiiiiilioll to nlliee iligs, residences and stables were struck Leavitt had dislocated tho end ot a ver- Molintiilli Coal Coiiljiaily. JIally of the Inneheoii, Gllarles I!, Sligll ot Gl'.'ind is illiperaiive, 'J'o this end v.-e iirr iu hy ligliliiiiig in llie district during llie Icbra, producing a stagnant condition of striking coal uliners live ou or near this Attoi-Ticy CIiiirKCil with Hiiihc^zlc. favor oC legisliilion liy wllieh priiiiiii-y twenty-live iiiiniiles the storm prevailed. the liiood in tiic brain alld causing sleep. property. ' liapids had 228 voles on Hit' lirst liallot. meat. I'.y kneading tile place so as to give tho Mayor .Tames ITeailnell of Lansing ilad eleetiolis of all jiarties for tlli: direct lmlli-. \Valler I.;. Marshall, ati altonioy, who TO SULl. GOVilKiN.MlCNT TJMUIvIf. vi'in room to pass the iilood the pathmt's AFKIC.-V lUJYS MUCIt AVIIKA'P. 12Si/{., Slate Semitor .Tamos ifelnie of illation of (.'aiiirKlates slialil he Ili'h.! ill the has been iiraeticiiiK at ritpia, Ohio, ngreal slei.'p wjis made less iind less like stupor Lansing had 207 and iilel-e were tliirty- jsaliie time and ]iliiei,'s nllder Ihe siipervis- many yelirs, was ;irrcstc(l oliargod with 1^0,000,000 Feet; in Jliniieaola to He and linally lie woke up altogether. , Shipineiit.s fi-oin Piicific Noi-lhwcst twos-ciitterlllg votes. j ion of piililic ollieiiils nnd regilliited by etnliozzlin.e; $10,00(1 worth of stock of the JJisposed or. llrealc All PrcvioiiM Kccords. The iiumlier of voles necessary to a i biw. 'I'lie rlglU. of iocill selll-goverliiiieni. Ij. C. it U'. Ij. Croli coliipaliy. 'J'licarrosI Tlie Interior Dep;irllnoiit has sent out TOWN DIJSURTHI) BYlilVUR. Tile sliiimieiits of wheat and Hour from choice was "lOS. Durand liiiil -105 votes i.s-filnilaliieiilal and must hi'preserved liy wits luadeat'the insljiiloo of Voiiiey D. notices iisking for bills for the pine iini- llle I'aeilic Nortliwest; to South Africa on tile second ballot, -171on the third ihe repi'iil of the so-eiilli'il ripiier legisla-- Crop, wlio unt.ii reuclitly was a resident ol bur on sections K! and !iG ot eacli oC the KcDiihlicaii FnrniH New Bell, liiiiniiij; since .Tan. 1 shows a total of over 2,000,- anil i"!",'! on the fourth, i tioli and hy couslitiltiolial alileiuliili'lit.s Cinoiniiati. 'J.'lio stock was given,lo i\Inr- townsliips ot llie Ited Ijike rcs-orvalion Jtills at Concordia, Kan. 000 buslluls. This is more tlian doiibia At the afternoon session it was a race I limiting llie power of the Legislatul'e over sliaii as collatoral, iind upon p;iynieii!; of li and of a luirt of the Wiiite Karlli res• .•Vt Golienrdia, Kan., tllo Kepniilican the amount over shipped before iu an lietweeii lhir;iiid ami -ileinie, tiio latter imiiiieiiiarllies and giiaranlecin,^'' liiniii:. note iMl-. Croli dciiianiloil tiieir roiurn tu ervation, in -Miuliosolii. '.I'he action is river silice tlie recent Hood has linally entire season and tliere is cnongii tonnage getting 2,1S voles oil the second ballot, rule. . learn that jMurshall did not Iliivo thorn in the iiegilining ot the disposill ot llle lilii- cliiiiiged its chaiiilol and left tho city a still under charter to load at Portland 20!)'/l. on the third and -120 on the fourth. '".I'lie eleelion of Uniteil Stales Seiiiitors.. tiis ]iusseHsion. it iS iiUcgod he sold tlicni. ber and llln itgricultliral lands ot lllosi.' mile to one side. Tlie new channel .s-tiirts nnd Pngot Sound ports tor the Oapo to the silver men trying hard but iiierfectnai- by direct vole ot the [leople. two extensive reservations undor an act tihont a mile and a lialt north and west bring the total by tlie end ot Uie calendar ly to iiring iibolit a coliiliinatioli to dofe.it "'I'lle adopt ion of the system known as Two iMooHler I.nke lioiits. of tile last session of Cnagross. Tlie of the city aud .loiiis tho old one a,gain year np to approxiinatoly .'3,000.000 bush• Duraiui and place I:ieline at the head ot Uie initiative aliii rererelitlilni, wil.ii llie- '.I'lie i.>otfoit .l"'rco Press nnnonnees thai tiluber tn be disiiciscd ot ainoiliits to about about a mile and a iialt northeast, ruin• els. The wheiit slilpments from T'ortland tiie ticket. iliiliorative llialidate. tlio l.)ctroit and Olovelitiid Navigation coni- L'0,OO0,0tX) feet and eovel-.s 12,000 acres. ing several (iiio farlns and leaving tile havo aiiioiliited to 55n,(!07 iuishel.s and .•Vfl;or the noniilla'lion nf a candidate for "lillial laxiitioii ;ind eiiuiliihle assess• pHiiyllas about completed arriuigemeuts Tile law rerillires that tllo sale shall be Concordia mill nnd electric plants -with- from Tacoiiia and Seattle to 5(il!.702, and Governor the conveiitioa adjourned until ments tllroliglloiit llle Stale, so that the I'or lllo buiiiling of two now side wiicol iidverlised for si.'C months ia most parts nnt the water power by which they liavu fl'.omtlie tlil-ee ports over 200,000 barrel.? 7:30 p. m. to allow time for a discnssioli liiinlblest eitizeli sliiill pay no iliol-e in. passenger sicalliofs lo oiitrilnk in size and of the coiinllT. been operated. Tlio city will be compell• of ilolu- have been shipped. of caiidiiiates for otiier places ou the Iiroiiortion tlian Uie most powerful piililie- carrying uiiiiaeity any siilo wheel passoii- ed to exteiul its sowers over ji mile to ticket. service corporation. (jer stoainers in tho world. 1'lia estimated MOlfOS ATT..VCiv .VT NIGHT. secure nn outlet, wliile the connty must BULX- IS BUILUING AIRSHIP. cost Is $S;iO,000 for each bout. Eacli boat is Tlie convention recoKveiiod at S p. m. "-•Viid we coiidoiilii the present adliiiiiis- luiild anotiicr expensive bridge, tiie costly tratioii for its alilise of the State tax law lo liavo four decks, 1,000 persons being the AtteiMiit to Purpriae ..\inericans, but Inventor of Ihe Telephone •WillUtilize '.L'lle Ucket was- completed by Uio uoniiua- one wiiich formerly spanned the. river be• and liialiiplilatiiiii of tile Slate Tax Coiil- carrying eajiaeity of oacli deck, iiacli Are lOepnlaed with .l..ottsea. tile Aeroplane Device. < tiou ot candidates for the other oliioes ing uow uiore than a mile from water. niissinii in lielia.itf of tlie Michigan Cen• boat will have a sleeping Ciipacily of from A party ot engineers eonmiaiuled hy Prof. Alexander Griih.im Bell, the in• besides Governor, no opposition develop• tral Itailrnad alul other iniwfil'flil eoriior-. 1,100 lo I,MO with .'!00 stale rooms. Lieut. Brown nnd elicnmiied ilt tlio Mnra- ventor ot the telephone, is personally ing lo any of Ule lulnles in-eseiltod. At "Perish in a Firo at Loardes. a tions, as openly charged by well-kiiiiwli. biiiK river, on llie Island ot Luzon, was supervising the construction of a Hying 10 o'clock the eonvelltioii adjourned .sille A dispatch from Tnrhes, Prance, gives die. ileiiiiblicalls. Jlars Kepoi-tora. attacked by Moro.s at niidiiiglit last I'''ri- news of a torl-iblo fire at Loiirdes, tile machine. Every effort ha.s- boon made to "We lienounce the proliigato expendi- Cen. .Tacob Smith lias arrived at San day. The attack was rejiulsed witiiolit town fiimous for its shrine to Our Lady, keep socrot not only the details ot Uio Platform on State Issues. Ilire and waste Of the people's uioiiey, rraucisco, from JIauiiii 'on tiio tr;iiis))orl loss to the Americans. Three Moros to which many pilgrims go.' The lire lirig- construction, but Uie fact that such a ma• The platfprlii adopted at Ule morning whicli lias resulted in Ule incl'eiise of liio- Tlionias. General .Smith positively de• were killed. Ii''riclully natives report aiie was unable to check the ilanies, and chine is being built. Ncvertiieloss it is session is devoted almost enlirel,v' to Statu tax Ironi .fl.-l-iS.OOO in jm to .f.'i,-. clined to say anyllliiig for luibiicalion and tlliil; the Sultan nt Nauii personally led when the dispatch was sent, an entire reported that the machine will be twenty State issues, the only meiiUon of national LSS.OOO in 1001. at a rate niore lh>;n seven, would iioteveil allow reporters toap]iroaoli tlio altack, thinking the Ainoi'icnn camp lilock ot houses had boon destroyed and feet long and -.viil be composed of twenty- issues being tin indorsement ot tho elec• limes as great as lliu increase iu popiiln-.- Ilim. Through liis aide, .Ijiout. iM. JI. was without sentries-. A cyclone at Camp a number o£ persons liad boon victims, of five distinct parts. Pivo miles of plane tion of United States Senators directly liflil dilring the sanio period. . Sliiold.s, General Sniilli said Ito would not Vicars caused much loss of property. tho lire. wire lias been used iu its construction nnd by the people. "Since the Sfilto "will shortly bo eoii-- lie interviowod, ns he did not carc to sub• .Alaliy villages were destroyed iind a iinm- the principle of the kilo or aeroplane, not Tlie resoluUons doclal'o that the' de- Mutiny OR Ifooscvclt'a Y'aclit. frontud by a claim for damages nmile by ject himself to furllier critieisin. Jlajoi bor ot Jloros wore killed. used in any of Santos-Dlimont's ship,?, striictioa of lioss rule is.Ute supreme is• Serious trouble has developed on the liieMiciiigan Central Railroad Compiiny l)iivoi of tiic transport service, delivered •will bo a featul'o ot Prof. Bell's machine. sue. Tiley cliargo tlie iiresent Itoinihiican General SmiUi's order of retirement lo liim Mayflower, President Koosovolt's ollicinl and involving many niilliolls of dollars., Hailroad Wins liifr Suit. admiiiistl-aUon with getting into power on board llie ship. war yaclit. During the last few days we insist tliat Uie defense of tile people's-, •TlidgO Bunn of the federal court of the Floods Prove li'atal to Six. two years ago liy gross corruption nnd there have been nine desertions anion rights cannot safely be left lo the present: western district of 'Wiscou.s-iu linnded Six lives lost is tho total reported in manipulation ot caiicu.'sos and nominating lllo crew. Primarily the trouhlo seonis to iidiniilistraUon, whicli i.s- uotorioiisly • Got Ilic Worth of Their Money. down a decision dismissing tlie coliiplaint the Hood districts in 'Texas—five in the conventions and demand a priuiiiry elec• friendly lo its interests and subject to its- At Wise court house, Va., iu tliopreseiica in tiie .'i;2,000,000 suit ot Aiiicrt 0. Gun• l'ovoive around tlie executive oliicer ol ihe San Marcos valley and ono at Wyiio. Tiio tion iitw under whicTi nil nominations of a tlionsand poople, Geol'go llobinson, nison, George A. Briglit aud Howard .T. sllip, Lieut. W. AV. Piielps, who, tiie men names of those drowned in San Marcos sliall be made directly hy the people. COIlll'Ol. colored, was iiangod for the murder of an- h'orkel', all of New York City, agiiinst assert, is overbearing and tyrannical. valley aro not known, but two were ne• Equal tnxaUon and enuitabio assessments "iWe are in favor of adei]iiato conipen- ollicr negro. On Die first drop tiio rope groes, .-lit Wylie Chnrles Davis attempt• sation I'or State appointees, for lionestr llie Chicago, Milwaukee nnd St. Paul Tramps Foil the Police. and Uie repeal ol what are'termed the Iiroke. Jlobinson was brought up tho Kailroad Company and 6. Hilton Scrib- ed to savo his wife and baby from tho "ripper laws" of the last State Legisla• and filitlitnl service, bnt wo are opposed . steps on tlio outside of tiie scan.'old to be Three tramps held up and robbed a pas• liood. Tlie baby was lost. to such appointees traveling Uie State at: iier, trustee. The suit was brought to senger from the Rio Grande '\A'estorn ture, Avliichare said to be a violation ot liaiiged llie second time and had to wail recover the value of old bonds. tllo right ot ciUos to hnvo ilomo rule, fonu, public expense, ostensibly rioillg service- until tllo sheriir Vvent to a store to soouro train who had stopped out on the pint, Train IJobber Is Captured. lor tile State, but in tact ninllipillitting- form of tho Union staUou at Ogdcn, otiier planks ot tho piatforni. Tho adop• mioliior rope. Tiieu tiie exooution was Seven Injured in Kxplosion. News has reached Ki Paso, Texas, of cancus-os and conventions ia tile iliterests. Utali. A dotecl-ivo who wont in pursuit tho capture ol onool tlio three Mexican tion ol the system known as the initia• .. oompleted. Seven mon •^vere burned by nn explo• oC the. administration "wllicli appointed; ot the tohbors was in turn held np alld Qfelitral-.train robbers, who hold np tho tive nnd roterondtim is demanded. sion in one of the buildings ot the Stod• liiein. • Foreat Fires in Colorado. relieved ot his reyolvor, linudcnrts and 'WoIIs-Pargd express car just out ot Ber- The present State adlninistraUon is dard Mnnnfncturing works at Dayton, "Ant] we pledge ..Hie uonlineos ot this- Specials lo the Denver Republican au- other paraphernalia. , inejillo on .Tuiy 23, and got away -,vjtli charged with heing incorapotont to prop• Oliio. Three probably wiil die. Tiio,ex• couvonUou, if elected, t'o correct such, • flounce tlie breaking out of serious forest $50,000. Tho man was captured at Na- erly guard the rights of tlio combinaUou plosion wiis caused by a leakago of iiat- abuses. . ; fires in Leydcn Gulch, four miles portli of .I^UOO.OOO 1,098 in Plttslmrc.^ pimi, Mexico, aud hits boon identified as ot wealth in tho big suit about to he iirnl gas, though it is not known iiow the "We favor the principle of ninnicipai; Golden, Colo., and ahso on Crozior Mount• Six firemen injured, two eight-story Boll Taylor. ' brought against the.State by the Michi-^ ain, twQlvo miles north of Estes Park. gas was ignited. Iniiidings almost compiotoly destroyed, a gaii Central Baill'oad on account of tlio' bwnersliip of iiubiic utilities, subject lo- Tiie e.'ctreine dry weather is responsible number of others sliglitly dauia;;od aud Minnesota Youuk Women Drown, the referendlim." / Kninfall Breaks Records. revocation of Uie railroad's special char- for the spread of tho llanies. The only a property loss estimated at ijiaiS.ijOO, is Miss Mabel Wells of Monticcllo, Minn., tor. Tlio. eiosiiig paragrapli of the rosolu--' property so far destrbyed is valuable .Tune and July broke tho "wet" record tile result of a fire on Liboiky street, and .Evii Sasker and Lauru T.'Tye, both tionis invites nnd urges tlio voters of all', for Chicago. One foot and one-fourth of The reason nllogtid for tho incompe• tiin ber. ____ \ Pittsbur.g, whicli raged fiercelj' lor seven of Faribault, were drowned in,Lake .Tef- tency is that "Uie administration is no• parties to Join witii the DoDiocrats in. an inch ot rain Icli in tlio two months fovson. Tiieir boat "was capsized during hours. The insurance is $200,000. \ toriously friendl'v to the railroad's inter• tboir fight against tho ro-ciectiou ol!.the: Secret Society Raided. ^ There were Uiirty-mne rainy Jays, and a storm. Profs. Blngham and Hanson Manilaspeoial: Aforoo of constabulary ests and subject to its control." in .Tuiy there wore thirty-six showers Arrives with Late Owner's Hody, of Minneapolis were with tiem, bu( Republiciuis. discovered rocently an extensive Kati Another plank favors municipal ownor- The month's precipitation wns 5.7S Tiio American steam yjacht Cherokee punan organization in Tayabas province could not save them. sliip of public utilities, subject to the, ref• inches. That tor Juno Avas C.-15 inches. arrived at New York from Greenock, ana captured thelieadquaitors and records erendum. Thia and That. Scotland, after a fine tub of eleven days. Nominated by Michigan Democrats, : There arc tew songs that flatter the- • of tho organization. Tho doouincuts talcoii Havana Has ti Tiig Fire. The lesult ..of the Democratic State ' Tlie most striking figure on Uie ticket i-ovealed tlio existence of an extensive Tho Cherokee ivas ow.riod by William sharper. A firo in Ignacio street, Havana. Onlia, Clark, the tliroad miinufacturcr, who convention made it evident Uiat tho silvoc as nominated, perhaps, is .Tohn.Donovaii, active organization. candidate for Secretary of State, who Every bravo man Is a man of ills-, resulted in a loss to the dry goods lirni died abroad. His hoU.y was brougJit on faction is no iongof dominant in tho of Prondos & Co. ot .flGS.OOO, .?00,000 of tlie Cherokee. __/ councils ot tho party in Michigan. Judge •ft-as the only Democrat in the State IjCg- word.—Corneille. ISxciirsion Train Wrecked. which w.as covorod hy nnsuranco. OHier islature:of 1805. He became a national George H. Dur.ind of Piint was nomi• Everyone can master a grid but he- An excursion train on the Ann Arbor dry goods firms, luciudiug Peiia & Co.. Injunction AR^inst Strikers. nated ou the fourth ballot lor Governor. figure because o£ tlus distinction. . railway, made up of eleven cosohes and also lost heavily. ' .Tudge Keller of th|. West Virginia fed- thnt has it.—. . carrying 700 [leople was wrecked six miles oral court lias ,issued an injunction SlatiKhtcr Slicep.iu Oregon. : Fatherly Advice. The larger the income tlic harder it is; nortii of Cadilnc,. Mich. Che •was killed $1,000,000 lu from Nome. against President Mitchell and oUier On Hudercr's creek. Grant .County,' Tbe Suitor—Iwlsb to marry your eld• to llve^within it.—Whatel.v, but about ii dozen persons woro injured. Ono million dollars in treasure w-as miners' leaders, fojfbiddmg them iutimi- Ore.. 280 sheep .belonging: to J.C. Moot est daughter, sir. : "Igiiorauco is the raotlior of Itupii- Koile seriously.: brought hy tho steamship Konnoke, which dating peaceful erjployes of the Cliesa- of Mount Vernon were slaughtered, pre• Her Fatbcr-Oli, you do, obV .^.re has just arrived at Seattle from Nome poake and Ohio uoal Comp.my. sumably by settlers and cattlemen. Arm• dcucc;"; no father is named. Mrs. Stoddard Dead. you in a position to support a family? aud St. Michael's. This is the largest ed men came upon the band at night and All boct-sugar factories in Denmaric: Elizabeth Baratow Stoddard, tho wife o( ICarthqiiojicc iii California. The Suitor—I thlnkso, sir. , • • shipment from the Nome diggings this fired buckshot into them. . r. are under one lunnagemont Riohatd Henry Stoddard, tlio writer and season. - Earthquake ir-'Los Alamos valley, Gnli- Hor Patbor—Well, you liad better be, poet, died at lior homo in Now York City, fornia, changed surface of: country in White Caps 'Whip NoRro Prisonora.' , sure ol it. There are tou of us all Frauds will creep into money aud lit tho ago of 80. Jlis- Stoddard |Wa3 her• Waterspout at Ilcrni.in, Neb. strip'httoeu ttjdes long and. destroyed At Excelsior Springs, Mo., white caps told. ' ;churches of all denominations.. :'=••;> self a writer of some prominenpe'. buildings in.Dps Alamos setUomont; wide, took liiley Thompson and -n-Uo and.Chas. , A waterspout'caused;a washoct on the Ostentation. : Nearly -1,000,000 acres ol land are irrl-;:, Ghicaffo,iSt..PauI, Minneapolis and Oma• rents, left in /.oil and.residents fled, m a Walker, ail colored, from the jail./inarcli- I'OHtoHicc Safe B(o\vii. ' "Doa't you tliinlc that:'Mrs.'. Scadd.? gated :by farmers in. Colorado.' .v-'r ha road four miles north of Herman, Neb. panic. • • : / .. • - . . : • ..!: ed them outside of ;towu ashort dist.mco, Tne safoin tlio postofjioa'atNiles, Oliio, malces an ofHensive display of ' .her A thousand feet of. track ; was washed Armoiir»i Get Uuuiiuoiid Plant, i tied them to a tree and administered a se- Nothing.'ls more•:friendly^to;a:muiK: was blown open by c/aoltsinen, wiio so- •away. Tho wind moved a dweiiing house vero wiiippiag. ' m .i ••• wealth'.'" than a friend iu need.—Plautus. cured about. $160 _;n money and 2,000 Tlie Armyurs liave procured control of ott" its foundation. "What has she done lately?" Btamps. The safe jwas wreoltod and tho two HanijKond packing companies tind a Corn Beetle DamaRca Crops. The deepest mining shaft i(S at Priz- ollice badly daniijg'od. Tlio robbers, three , Cholera Spreads in ISRypt. merger o't ail the big concerns is said to This corn beetle lias done immens-e dam.| rSlie served omelettes at hor 3 o'cloclc dram; in Bohemia,' ci,2S0.feot'deep.;* tea yestord.ay." In number, escaped in a buggy; ' TIio epidemic, of cholera", at -< Cairo, be near,/the financing of -wliich •will ap- ageto the crops in.many,' districts in'the When'a man says he has a 'stand in ' Egypt, Ismcroasing; there were forty- proximiife $150,000,000. government of •Kherson, Russia, 'and; iir he doesn't mean hehas hisfootinvit; .Three Killed. one new cases.:.andthirty-five deaths'in a largearca of iBessarabia.;Two liundred Kept It Quiet. A he.-id-on oiSllision between milk trains /Deficit Ahead for Cuba. oie day. ' thousand:acre8_ha''ve.heon ravaged..- .'• Sharpe—I wonder why Scribb never The Fiench army costs every year- , on the OntarioJiii Western railway at Hor- Cubij'i revenues aro; falling oil .md'the 075,000,000 francs;'the navy 200,000,000. , ji; • GrveutcBt 'I'ruat Is Formed.. > I told his wli^C he VTOte poetry before '.tons, DelawareVounty.N.Y; resulted in new government will face a;deficit at tlie (There are 5,180,000 Hebrews in Rus- /the death of thrto persons,; the wrecking The greatest trust, the woridvhas; yet Aiisnst 0 la A^oronntiou Day. their marriage? end oq the first year of the republic. San• The London Gazette contains a royal sla, according to the late census' re- ''i ;' .ot two engines arid the ditching of several s^en, a combination wliieU will have ab- itary conditions are neglected and return Whoaitou—You don't thliilc he want- proclamation fixing Aug. 9 aa tiic date lOlutc: control oH tiic trade oi kuroDC. of. scolurfie • in vi ted. w t „ —, for tlie coroantioa. •' . , eil.to tell I her of his ;l!allirisB,:.do-7ou J-i tunis. ' '.:i'-l .1: m \ > 1 ,1 \' i> I W.V.'.'f':"'

^^^^ I 4>***«<>«>««S>^'J«j><^J>**««><^«;^^ pHcltoti up his ears nt tho Boantl Of HYPNOTIZES FISH. A big woodonvlrnre factory will he eri'ct- his suspicions, Tlio name of this I'or- LATEST NEWS. Lnnco Pnx.son, aged IT years, had one [ l elgner? I'he woman did not know—had reason, ami can also be hypnotized, leg. terribly iiiaiigled hy a railroad fur- IV 00? • > never lienril it, to her knowledge-knew t''lvu years ago .^Ii'. King built a pond pedo at Leslie. ho was n foreigner heeniisc he looked near Ids home, and .stocked It Avlth IClirlity TiiouHiiml Acres of Piiiilie The big water power oniinl long in'' liko one—had overheard her master call inotintalii trout from a Uoverniiiont LiiiidH Oifered ut riilille Auction^ coiii'so ot eoiistriiclion at lhe ,Soo is raii- J I him Colint. halcliery. Tho llsh thrived ami do- 'i'nok Nine yciii-H to Wind Up a Hunk idly iieiiriiig comiilelioii. < I Tlie Colint is found. lie is .shocked; i'eloiied remarkable growtii. 'J'liere are —Stiilo NeWH ill Hriof. The grist inilliit Cuopoi'svlllu has heoii he is grieved. Ho is desolated and as- over l.OGU trout In the pond now, somo imreliased by Lake City men, who will tonnded at the awful oecnrreneo. In• Df tliein weighing two and a half remove It to 'Thoiniisoiivllle. wardly In a very raging fury of •ballled .At Lansing Slate Land Commissioner lioiiiids, Dora Delaiiiere has heen nppniuted wrath and vengeance. - All his schemes Wildey olTereiJ for sale at imblic auction poslinaster at South Haven, The elfico to end thus! His careful plans, his beau• .Mr. King exercises n wonderful in- ttbnut 80,000 acres of public iambs. The is now iu the presidential class, CHAPTliirt XIX.-(ContInued.) nnd Tom touched his lint and withdrew tifully arrnligod project to hu foiled at (liiuuee ov(U' some of the llsh. Ilo can i'lile brought a large niiniher of iiromineiit "DalX'! Strnllge word, niadanie. Do fi.'oi», tho cab window, and made a inoiital the very moment of coiniiletioii! ;\.h, could reach down and |nl;p them out of the liinibernu'ii and land'speculators ' to the 'J'he fires in the blast fiiriiaee of the you iiltond to doi'.v .vmir husband? Jly iron comiiany at Friiilport have not been note of the nddress, little dreaming how nil the oaths in the Itniinii Inngiinge, or wilier, pat others on tbo back, while city, Imt tlio bidding was not lively and good frionil liort! otili do wliat he plcasjs soon and'how strangely that scene was iuily a small jiroiiorlion of tlio Inmls were exlliigiiished for nearly a ,qim'rter of a niiy other Inngiingo ho knew, relieve his liiiiidreds of lliei" ^vlll eat out of his within aild witliolll the'Court: once hu is to be reen'lh.'d lo his memory. feelings or ciiaiu back the demoniacal •;

» * * » rage in his breast? He tried them in• all imijlic laiiils, aftei- being offered nt A niovcmeiit is on foot to organize n able tn hypnotize, WUcn taken front .you think the nliiiter cnliidy over you .Meanwhile, in that diislcy, dreary room wardly as a seilativo. But he was out• public auction, may > sold nt iirivalo boaril of trnde at S|iiirl,'i| to iiidun; new will couie to the conclusion that it would upstairs, the two men were coiigralnlnt- wardly very calm, very dignified, very ilie water, after a series of strokes on sale, and it is Ihe experience of land biiy- industries to locate there and build up lie more iidviintllgenils to I'oside thoro iiig' theinselves on the success of their colleeted. His evideiiee was the most Its sides Willi the hand, the fish ap- i'ts thnt bettor terms can be secured by the town, yolil'self, painful as its assoeiatiolis may waiting iinlil after the bidding is over schemes. It was close upon midnight important yet brouglit forward. Sanilac Center, having landed (he rail• be." and then seeiiriiig the lands I'or which wiieii the Count rose to say good night. The wife of thu deceased called on her road she has been after for so long, ia .Site looked ilt Iho face of her antag- they hnve been apiiraiscd. The lands will The solitary oeeuvaintot the room lock• hiisblmd at his rooms on tlu; evening of now agitating (he iiuestioii of seeiirin.ii •ouist. I'^or one lustiiut her eouriigo st'CUi- liow be purchased at private sale. Dur• ed nway his papol's. paused a moment or the .Kith of ,'faniiai'y, Shu eaiiie to bring water works and .'i sewer system, .ed to.f.'lil; f(u' one instant the light and two to.make some oiitrics in his niemo- some pnpers necessary to the establish• ing tin; aueliini sale lands sold as low .•V three months' drought has just been stl'cllgth itnd delianec filded ont of her raiidinn book, then drew his chair near ment ot her craim to this property—pn• ns 25 cents nn acre and as high as ^USiO ended at A'ale, '.I'he village i;oniicil has face, .and her voice broke forth iu li to the lire, nnd bent over it, rubbing his pers she had liilliorto refused to pro• liii acre. The latti;r'were iiariiciilarly de• finally appriived the bonds of the local VTOlnan'R last resource—ajipeal. cold, thill hands together tor warliitli. duce. She and her husband were ills-: sirable tracts for which there were sev• nalooiiisl, afler holding them ii|) since "What hiiriil have 1 ever done to yoli," "A hard figlit," lie miittered to liiiii- puling violently when witness came on eral bidders. •Alay L .she cried iilU'ously, "that yon slionld per- self, "a hard light; but I've got tho best the scone. Subject of dispute? 'The hus• Ecelite ine thus?" of it, after all. I never feared a woman band nsked his wife lo return to Ulni, Clumsrc in lieiitnn Ilarlinr Collctic. AViu'k on the (•oiistrnction of the new . ".Madame," he said, witli a iov.' bow, "I yet, and I'm not lo bo beaten hy one- and she refused to do so. Dr. ti. ,T. fidgocomlii', for over fifteen street railway systeni at Saiilt Ste, Marie •do notiperseciile you. l^ar from it. lam no, not the cleverest, or the " How did the dispiito end?" years nt the head of the I'.eiiton Hnrbor will begin wiiliin tliirly (lays, and it is but au iiistriimeiit of l,''at.e, and I would What clii'cked llie sentence on his lips? The wife made use of some threats and college, announces' that the necessary pretty certain that cars will he rinming .advise you for the best, if .vou would What suddenly scorned'to chill his blood left, still declaring her resolve thnt she amount has been siibserihed in order that before tin; snow Hies, only allow nie. Hut, like so many of liko ice, and sto]) the beating of heart would not return nnd live under her this college will be niid(;r an entire dif• Accoriling lo tin; figuring of the Slate your charming se.\', yon are impetuoils, and pulse in one second's space of deadly husbnnd's root—unless forced to do so, ferent iiiaiiagemoiit. The college build• crop stalisiieiaiis, Jleiizii; Oonuty's |ieach yon are self-willed, you will not listen to fear? Ho had heard no sound of open• 'I'hey ielograpiied to Vaux Abbey for .MR, Ki.sd S|.:r/,i.\(i Ills rUi:v, ing and grounds, valued at li!i5,000, has i;rop will be 12 per cent above Ihe aver• rcilson. You Il.'lve (diosen to look upon ing door, or npproaehing footsteps, yet -Airs. .Alnrsden's address, .'Vnswer pro- been the [iroporty of .Seeley MeCord, a age I his year, , Berrien, one of the star A .nie as aa enemy; yon will not believe that woiiitliy fariiior. !Mr. McCord iiiinoime- something was certainly slandiug behind paid. More delay—more conjectunfe. The pears to be desid, not a movement of counties of the Stale, will have but 10 -I nm your frielld." ed publicly recently that if the citizens him, 'The lirm, nervous pressure ot a Intelligent kee|is still that watchful its gills being - visible. Another trout (ler cent of a crop. "Xo," she ilitijrrupted. with a return hand was upon his shoulder. As his would raise ,$8,000 for general improve• guard over the foreign Count, convinced win, before lielng fed, at a wave of George Murray of Aleiioiiiinee, married, .of tbe old iiidlgiialion, Ihe old proud do- eye rested on tiint hand, he seemed to ments ho would deed the property over to in his own mind that hu is deeper than tbe hand make a circuit of tlie pool, nearly sileeeeded in ending Ilis life, tak• flnneo; "your rriendsbiji, Coinit Savona, is roeogiiizo in its brown, lean, slender lin• such organization as tiioy laiglit form. ever. In the course of lime a telegrain jumping clear out of tlu; water at In- ing half a box iif rat poisDii. 'I'llu caiisn little.less dnngeroiis than your enmity." gers a senleuee of doom long tlirenteiiod !riie ,'i;S,000 has been raised through lhe arrives from A'anx .Abbey; "Mrs. Alars of his act was beciuse his wife left him ,She moved iiway unstendily, in nn odd, and long dolled, yet ilcver, even nniidst tci'vals of live or six feet, and some• on'ortsof the iircsideiit of the college and don is nt the Charing Cross Hotel," and would not return. She is now ivork- dir/.ed fasbion, lil;o ono in a dream. In• Biieh deliaiice, unite tol'gollen, or ijuite times turning a sonier.sault In its ca• a few personal friends.and stock has been . Aicssenger dispatched to Charing Cross iiig iu n restaurant. deed, in looking buck in the after days, uiifeared. .Hotel, lietnriis with Mrs, Marsden, to reer. issued to each donor. tills scene did seem to her like a dream There was a momenl'ii breathless si• wdiom the intelligence has been communi• Mr. King cannot explain the actions Not all Ihe wlient has b(;en ruined h.v —an evil one enough, with a liiglitlilare- lence, yet a mnnient that seemed to hold cated. How does she behave?, Xo scone, of the performillg trout, Imt is certain Xirie Tein-H to Wind lip a lianlc. the extraordinary weather this s|)riiig and . lilco llorl-or-alleliding illloli it that lilled slimmer. lioniee Oile of Chi'sliire an eternity of memory in its brief jiaiise. no tears, no liystcrics. Only a sad-faced, that fish can bo hypnotized. After nine years the affnir.s- nt the Cen• her mind with terror. The candles burning on the table had (iniet woman, who hoars what is rceiuircd tral M-ieliigaii Savings Lniik nt lainsiiig thrashed the product of tbreo fields and . 'I'lie Colilit followed her to the door, llie yield • of all three was over forty hiirned down so low lliiit their sudden ex- ot lier, and answers all (iiiestions asked HEAVIEST MAN IN THE WORLD. are about lo be wound np by tlie receiv• ''1 will .see you down the stairs," he linction was scarce iiereeptible, niid in readily and composedly. er. The final report of licceiver Aliiy bushels to the acre. said, iiolitidy. (he deserted streiMs Hie rising wind gave Verdict found; Died in San Friiiicisco—WciKlicd tJllJ was placed in the hands ot ,Tiidgc AViest Tbe coal dealers of T,a using iiave all She shuddered, and drew back as if he one long, sad moail lilie the last cry of "Wilful murder, a.gainst some person PoiiikIh. and it will be referred to a Circuit Court gotten together and establisly^il a black• wen.' some notions tiling, a suri'criug solll, _ AVas it echoed by an- or persons unknown." Henri iManrlcc Cannon, known commissioiiev for verification, .'Vssets list of peojile who liavo neglected lo pay ".No,'* she cried, impulsively, "There ot.lier, or wns it only fancy that repeat• for llieir cpal in years iiasl. Paying (To be continued.) throughout the world as the heaviest with a face value of .'f'(;(i,000 remain in thu is lio need, I—I mean I have a cab ed it? spot casli or going without coal will liii of all men, died unexpectedly from receiver's linuds, but their actual value wailing," The darkness and iiiiietncss of the room is very small, 'I'lie receiver also has the tlie fnsliloii aiiioiig such peojile nexi: win- SAME RACE AS OF OLD. heart disease in San Francisco, Gal, "\'ory well, madniiie," ho said, and had scarcely been disturbed by sound or chocks of depo.s-ltol's for dividends tor. •bowed, and returned lo the room, leaving struggle, '.I'lie paralysis of fear that held Lciirtei-s of CriisiadcH 'Woiild He "C.np- a few days ago, :Mr, Cannon had been amounting tn about .ft,000 remaining in A Orartd Haven iiinii who has followed her to make her wny alone, down the that silent tigure in its grasp, nerveless liiiiis of Tiidiistry" 'J'o-Baj-. ailing for several days, , ' his hands, Xine dividends were |iaid by the olil adage, "take {.'are nf the lU'iinies darl; aud narrow stairs, and iiiiinovable, seemed to liold it tlii;ro To-day we are the same race, with Deceased weighed ijlli pounds. A na• the bank, the whole amoiiiitiiig to ij.") per and the pounds will lake care of them• .•Vs she reaclicd the Iirst landing some• still. Only it no lOiigw leaned towards l:lie same Ilnpiilso, tlio same power, and tive of !