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Arrest of Mrs J A WitwerA-

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fllae L1tlnclndeiIroaf llaibnndiFive Children One Slater nnhour Members of Different Fanil >

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f Dayton 0 Oct 8Mrs J A Witwer a widow residing in this city hijsbeen nrrcste1 by the police at theinstigation of the coroner and is helda prisoner nt Central station pent I

hig an invcatlgntion intb very seriousrL

charges Mrs AVitWcr tho police sayrt ts suspected of 14 rdurilcrs the 1Iif

q Including four husband five childrenono sister vtnd out members of difr

e ferentfaniilkafn whl9j she was e

k iployedns houiiejtecper he last su-s Mposed Victim was her sister Mrs An

c na Pugh who died aitvcfek ago unileiJpysterloilV tirctinlstanees An autop5y performed at the request of 1tlrs

JYitwers mother who ame here0 om Detroit Iis tI1id td ha eu s

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ivv ttloled the presence of arsenic nn3ipperns in the stomaeh

ffi t Followin 1 l upon the death o

yjbcr first husband Fred chweger i

mlliJme nccordingto police department

41t data the d dthof two Children TheKfr Aiccoud huahuiddied suddenly several

PO ears after the wedding and taref Children of this marriage died in rap

B r fd succession Her last husband A-

raJJWltwerfff died last April In eachvsuddtlilnc1fe 47 years of age sus

formerly lived in 11ddletowngji state She has two sons in the Phil

a spines and n sister it Is stated injNcwl York asylum No conceivable e

emotive for the suspected crimes huejfeJibcen disclosed Driijrs which wer-s > found in the house occupied by MrspotI APPOINT ED A DEMGCRAT

wetPreiililcnt Roosevelt Give AnotherT Evidence of CarryliJis Oat IllsfJ Prcdecenror 1ollcjr

V iiWSvashlngton Oct 8 PresidentI Roosevelt yesterday uppolnteJexGov

t Thomas Goode Jones of Alabama to1F be United States district Judge of the

tt middle and northern district of Alaj baron to fill tho vacancy caused by theSj death of Judge John llrucer4tv ExGov Jones always has been a

democrat and was twice executive ofV his state He was Gen Gordons ad-

jutantr general during the civil war

i in 1890 as a gold democrat he suppprtedlal l l and Budkner Itlxun

r 1 that Booker T Washingtonitijs wellknown negro educator wus

fc one of exGov Jones supporters IhIlatter not only has aided Mr tiaraijngton in his efforts to elevate the

oegro but he opposed the negro suCft frage amendment incorporated in lIe

Alabama constitution-

BURNEDt

IN THEIR HONErd

JTwo DcadfCno Dylnt and TUrc Serlon ly Injurvil COUNC of

ld the Klre 1

fltVvood River Neb Oct S Two clipKdren of John Qulsscubery aged four

f lteragedJtjyb other chtlijrrn are Kri b iu yburncd us fee icsiiU of a fire attiISwwhe yesterday mr iilrit The moIjvtoGodliuscd iror A lnatch dropped by her

ievw Sacccssfiil Ct < nililuati6uM-gC61iomog Ind Oot 8 Sunday twoagedtimei y a sghou ihoue from dotatruetionl1y tir and captured sixtranxFs who started the flumes afterilecing in the building nil night AfXcr IXtiUgulshlng the games one of

Bliie lads stood guard over the menUwith a FJobertt ri earid the other-

fiiountcd a horse and gaUo i ed toa foyvn for the police who captured the-n ii11illa ilI i

llorsceeStvet

nortlternMiasourlareat that ore unable to meet the de-

mands made upon their professionalservice

Thousands of horses are afflicted cwith an unknown disease having thesame of glanders Deathsare numerous The disease usuallyDeglnswith a form of influenza

The latlimlan Canalr

JXew York Oct BA report corneaf om Washington that a new treatyhas been negotiated with Great BritSin regarding the isthmian canalquestion which will meet the principalobjections to the HayPauncefptetreaty

Death of Prpf Jonea j

Clll I1So Oct 5Dr Samuel JJ iesfor 25 years professor ofoI tblJlm lo Ynnd otology at North 11yestcray i

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OTHERWISE UNNOTICED

Secretary of State Hay mill resumehis official duties next weekannauncata warlottery agents

Scotcity of fresh meat supply hasadvanced priceof beet two cents perpound at St Louis tChauneeD y

eplace Ih ParlseqiJj In IeCember

Admiral Sampsqns healthjs reportpresent t

Capt Louis linos fps 20 years prom

Chcagpolice u

moniuAmerican financiers are malting h

effort to secure control of the streetrailways in t Petersburg

The Mexican government has suapended the duty on American cornowing to the shortage of the crop inthat republic

3iweilmownGermnnfrom the effect of poison taken withsuicidal intent v

4Mrs Sarah Feldman fell four storles through sin elevator shaft at KurLouTIVIJhin one hour after having nee

arrested at Beardstown 111 onecharge of theft Walter Fee was a

acidTnboland owner committed suicide bhanging to nn apple trot in his orchard at lift iipmhpeai MascoutahIllprominentdead in his office Chloroform is beqdeathCharles Witherspoon a negro farmwaylaidudeath It is bejieved it was a wantonassassination fijIaeopened 1llonday with enorous crowds One oflULe features waehunjIFred C Keitlngcr aged 3a an at ¬

torney of St Joseph Mo was givenpeniIing to clientsIFire swept through half a block ofSouthea loss In the

neighborhood of 50000 Nine bull l-Ings were burned

Charles Bensyl 30 years oldformerJy of Danvflle Ill was killed by a

PrincetonIndbut hid tost nil his money

Boer sympathizers have started theendlesschnin postal card system Inappealing to President Roosevelt toprevent further shipments of horsesand mules to the British in SouthAfrica

BIr Krnsrer ProtestBrussels Oct 5Le Petit Bleu as-

serts that Sir Kruger has sent tongainsttheto south Africa It also declares thathe never contemplated sending a mislion to the States governmentto solicit mediation

An OldTime Actress DeadNew York Oct OInry L Berrali

Nicholls an oldtime actress is deadat Weston Conn ut the residence-of her son Mrs Nicholls was 77years old and had been for almostCO years a member of the theatricalprofession

After Many Years SerlcCISt Louis Oct 0 William Galloway

who has had charge of the mourninggoods department of the William BarrDry Goods Co for the past 42 yearslied very suddenly at his home in thiscity Monday afternoon

Pull Sheridan Seriously IIIWest Point N X Oct GYoungI

Phil Sheridan only son of Gen PhilSheridan who is a cadet in the milltaryjacademy is seriously ill withphoid fever contracted it is thoughtlwhile with the battalion in Buffalo

THE MARKETS

New Torlc Oct II

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+ OtheriGrades J z bi w 3 13

MCOKNNoUATSNo 2 311 0 3 J

opTOIIAGCULugs 8606SH

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60UUcTJoJRCholceulllryUACpN ut 10KGj = Fresh < W 11POKK StandordMesaCnew ep 18 00UAKU ChoIco dream HW tN

SATTLENatlve Steers 4 75 4f 6 60HOGS Fair to Choice U 35 Vp 6 s-VHHE1sPialr to Choice 3 25 tf 3 75-

KLUUH Winter Patents 3 60 Vp 3 CO

COWHEAT a2 W US UOy

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AGAINST THE WORLDS FAIRJ

The World Wale Site InjunctionSuit Appealed to Mlioarl

Supreme Coart t-

d St Louis get 6Juilgc Chester HKrum med ii Judge Douglas courtSaturday morning an affidavit of apjx al In the case of Henry H Werdesmil fathers against the LouisianaIlirdinsc Kxposition Co in acton to

asilonhls ea

Inrid fiat pijnfilTs tobe the ag-vipycdfpartips by Judge Zachrlti

tfiisionUMrJ7oJ3oiijt1aK the matter tin

1r a ciserrleflt mill later rVunttd theuial1

be hail ivll tit1t to ifie ai-

ns

ell SiirilWicmiyi5Hlini1 ofhe1IiGIlUt of rYpiirn rice R

t i fiT roan Uitlus trgiyedhiI l <tftysjinirioiitiof th

ri fnVH In tar snt dielnrcs hi ha jfdJveiTtJe nvlliinof tltKl tItiA n tliciiitir trbeennotlfic l

to clrv Thf cafo

PW i sAND D JWARD

InttIItw Trials Jint of tIlCX> vc <rctiir to IJiRln nt Gcoritc

toven ToMorrovv

fletirbCtontit KjtiJt Y Tije courtI3eereaHoward nw trials the cosedfthtfformer will be called hero tomorrowfrony n

tryas convicted over a car as

YilJfamGoellervhd IIe andsixtfnn a

Itis expected that this trial will bed11Yerdgento esecured niuch new evidence

CLOSED PERMANENTLY>

Sleh nt Work Tcnrlnw Down tile ArKtnUnc Srifeltrr Soar Ivnn

Fins City hats

Knas City MoOct C fllcfi1atclosing of the Argentine smjlter Juatacross the river oa the Kansas sidehas bl completed and every In lIlalion is that the close will be perma ¬

neat Of the seven hundred employedthere n few months ago only 60 wereat work ypstcrday tearing town tIllfurnnccH and cleaning up

Tfie Argentine plant was one of theSmelter trusts properties anil Itwn p

decided some time ngo to close It n-

It was lId to be found cheaper toUtllizt other plants nearer the soutce6fthei6re product foiii

ILLINOIS DAY AT BUFFALOEtheTcm1irof

Others Dollvcr I AddbcMcH

Buffalo XJitl 8 Vfter ttiree postpbgemgnts llinpisdavat the JanAmerican e pcsitjpn leas flnally celeCrated The dayippened tclear nndcool and the travel ii< the directionrtfthe exposition duHrt + the mprzdofiindicated a large attewlHhce Attbnoclock Gov Richard YatcH accom-panied

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by hfsstaiY was ecbrted bvthe First regimcnf nilnbls nationalguard under command of Col JohnD Sanborn Irom the Niagara hotelto the Lincoln parkway entrance tothe exposlti 3n where the members ofthe Chicago city council joiried tlumand proceeded to the Ttt11lc of Mulie where the exercises of the caywere held

A GENEROUS DONATIONi

XYfiMlitnzton Unhvwtty tie LouisfitThogtsnulDollarsSt Louts Oct iMrs Eliza A

Jlotv willow pf1 James F How for-merly vicepresident of the WabushHaUrpad Co has donated to theWashington univorBitj liTOCOO Shedesires to haw the mbncy used for

construction of u memorial to hutfather tte late Capt James U Uadsdesigner and dOimtructor1 of thin Kadisbridge nnd the at the mouthof the ilsslsslppilIer

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Australian Jl ru rIII1JUarr lfoBerlin Oct 7The Gorman steam

er Alesia Capt Knuth has arrived atBremerhaveawthlpO horses andlDue8In good con qur They areAustralian nnimalsv arid consideredbetter that the American for militarypurposes Japan has purchased themat 700 fnarbsiter head or t I1 nbpoMpurposes

Increased Railroad MileageNew York Oct 5 Advancb sheets

of the introduption of Poor 8 Manual for iOOl have just been issuedThere was an increase in railroadmileage during the year of little morethan 3500 miles bringing the totalcompleted on December 31 1900 up to1043 1

An Unburied TollentKnoxville Tcnn pet 8James Tal

lent aged 67 years has Just marriedsecond time here He has 75 grand

and 79 greatgrandchildren living and37 grand and great granachlldrea

nd

To VUli Abdul humidBerlin Oct 6Prlnee Adelbert of

ConstantInopleOctobertraining ship Charlotte to pay a visitto Abdul Hamld

British TradeLiverpool Oet7The statement pi

the boardjOf trade for the month otKeptptnber shows decreases of J a

itOO in exports and pf i22jSiU >

in imports

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Every bottle you take of JohnstonilSarsiparlUa mesas better health

bloodpurerbloodremedy has lived creating and maintalnlnff good health I

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builds up the system tones thenerves an Strengthens the musclesmore promptly and effectually than-

e my other remedy known The pallor ot thacheek disappears energy takes tho place otianguor and tho rich color ot health suitsho cheeks Uneav dfor q ilUprdeniptthastomach and User and for all weakening com-plaints of men jromW and Children

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OHAPTER ra i

Luckily the fall was brokenI

by the limbs below or the acct ¬

dent would very likely haveproved fatal As it was lie es ¬

caped with his left ririh brokenI

broken and a few scratches Thisof course broke up the cl

hunt as Oarrin tons arm1the attention of a physician a

soon as possible Miss Raympndand Lizzie insisted that he ridin the wagon but he decline-saying he would prefer walkingwith the othersOrIf you willwalk said LizzieHI will makea sling for your arm It willnever do for you to walk homowith your arm in that conditionandnothing to support it SiI

then took her handkerchief anSam Hacketts and made a slingadjusting it round his neck withthe light touch peculiar to wo ¬

men As they climbed the hillttlieiPort Royal road j Xizjsiesaid I tun sd sorry our pleasuretrip had such a pact ending If Ihad only known how it would beJI would ilothave come tit asked

I I fliii Iybu flqiBut Iwouiil havecome fl said

OarringtonWhat if you had known you

would get hurtrues if I had known it

WhyBecause you asked me

Lizzie lookedatliim withapuzzled expression and then a rosyglow suffused her fair cheeksand brow

Did any one over tell you youwere pretty

Yes mother says I am but ofcourse she thinks so

Mother is not the only onethat thinks so I have seen thesociety bells of Chicago and theJboasted beauties of a dozen cities c

and I1 think you are the mostbeautiful girl lever saw n

Does you armpain you verymuch asked Miss Raymondstopping for them tocome up

Oarrington tried to lookedP and said

Q1nonotvery much Totell the truth I had almost for ¬

gottenaboutitcThe conversation then became

general and Oarrington had noJopportunities tii say any thing

Lizzie Theysoonreachedhome and one of the boys went tothe Mills for tho doctor to treatthe arm

As soon as they entered tilehouse and Mrs Dinsmore foundout Oarringtons arm was brokenshe said

Well for the lands sake ifthat dont beat all Tried toclimb a tree did you and fellout I know something was going to happen Old Towser hasbeen howling under the house allday and worried me so I forgotwhich jar the sweet cream wasin and I put the mornings millsin the wrong jar You ctnt betoo careful whoa you go galivantill ihJ

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12th1901

LEAGUE San Francisco Cal

IJULY 18T021 1901r r-

4TZEATLYSpecial Excursions to COLORADO and

JUNE JULY AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER

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ONE FOR THE ROUND TRIP PLUS 200

Furttitiruforlhailoll call on or nddr-esRTt G MATTHEWS

raveling Passenger Ago t L6usviLiE Iy r

J Hc TOWNSEND kI i

general Pa enper1 aqd Ticket Agent ST Louis

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ing around with a pastel of chil ¬

dren hunting chestnutsOarrington nileand said

I expect Towser has an oversupply ofieasandtfslto my ac

it wasTny o

there was naone else to blamettE ee tSetn 1 Dkettj r Whis

ipered Lizzie i

inn1otkbatff

tThe time for Oarrington toalreadyIonIore rOctoberwasrapidlyd

awaytwo weeks after the chestnuthunt he went to the school houseto walk home with Lizzie Asthey came down the country roadhe told her he1 would leave thenext day and hag come to haveThend¬

ing straight into her violet eyeshe said

uLizzie i1oyQYouas I neverdreamed a man could love Ihave loved you the time Isaw you coming through thq sumach bushes to thespnng You-

a little sixteenyearold countryhave touched the cliprd that

lect11ifiedmy heart and havechanged the current of my life-

r would if give uphome friends ambition and allelse and comq and live in Syca ¬

more mill the test of my life if Icould only live with you Thereis something so pure innocentand good about you that it causesme to think of the angels when Isue you I say itnot boastinglybut I have been the recipient ofmany a bright glance and allur ¬

ingsmiles but they did not havethe power to cause my tobeat one throb faster while thoseinnocent blue eyes of yours cause

to throb like a trip hammer Inot ask you to be my wife

now You are but sixteen I willgo to Chicago tomorrow and inone year will come again andtake you withme

Do jypulovelme well enough-to gp with pie girlYi

No sit I do hot3To be continued

After or when you feel a I

coming on take a dose ofIFoLEYS HONEY AND TAR It neverfalls to stop a cold if taken In time

X Taylor

Offers tie FoIIs

IMPERIAL COUNCIL =i-

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ole THtsMYSTIC SHRINEKANSAS CITY MO s

June 11th and

ONE FARE POR THE ROUND TRIP

PLUS 200

EPWORTH MEETING

REDUCED RATESUTAH

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MUTING

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BLOWN UP BY DYNAMITE

Building Vrecked at Henderson butI

Occupants Mirtculonsly ti

EscapedF

Henderson KyV Oct 4A cottageoccupied by a ne8rd named JohnyBother was dynamited In thisat 2U5 bclbck this morning and theJentire building wrecked By somemiracle Bethel and his wife who +

were sleeping directly over wherethe heavy charge was placed es ¬

Yjfurniturepieces and plied about tub room ina tangledmass

A foolish story was sent out to thepapers that somebody was trying toblow up a negro named Bradley whois a miners unjon organizer thatBradloys house was In the sameblock and the dynamiters made amistake as to his location

There is no plausable reason of¬

fered hero why an attempt like thisshould be made on Bradley There I

has been no miners troubles here kMiningandfused to recognize the United Mineworkers and declined to becomeparty to an agreement with Jim r

Wood the district president Theppncqrp employs only a fowmonandannounced they would not work F

union mon Some of their olden Y

plpyes quit the union and cpptlnied ifto hold their jobs

Two or three of these employeslived on the same alloy with theproperty that was destroyed by dy-

namiteborganizerBradley the colored union Tthe block on another street i

In some strange way the policedid not locate the wrecked propertytyuntil morning I e

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TOBACCO SPITand SMOKE

YourLifeawaylYoueasily be made well strong magnetic full of

toTOIlAOthat arten pouuds in ten day over d09OOO Ieared All drugrrlst Cure guarantee < Dock

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CANTRILL REFUSES TO VACATE

On the Ground that Affidavit of Defense+

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Was Made too Late1 b

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Georgetown Kypbt 8Thode ¬

fense In the Caleb Powers case subinltted the affidavit thIs morningasking Judge Cantrlll to vacate thebench because of partisan rancordisplayed The affidavit Is alongone

Judge CantriU then aaid tH t tileaffidavit had no TJeeiiliJied before 110

began hearing motions atidrotore-neOS

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lit the case Wand he tliereforetr benchTim caned tfortrialrof

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fortunate than the finding of a pocketbook The r+ luck of finding a pocketbook onlyoiJCurs 6h < >

+tThe Wisdom of the Purchase i+ of firstclass drugs is with you all the time Ve + fti

+ would like you to remember always that ours is + 4ithe place for getting firstclass drugs always+ +

tST BERNARD DRUG STORE

+ BRYAN HOPPER Manager + t

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