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R., ”Lark 5::232,Cb1cago. ‘ICE 334 YEAR BRTSfifilWS londike l '11-! .r ‘ zanuanen: r-m-e of Ciro-I. Lone l'Ieor. um Old lore- of every we: ' n4 1.3'ter how many years 1 ‘ £’1s' wflrx- km wn And for tho ‘1‘“! . -_ : egg-gram. [Mk-«IA Bhrk ER iori 11 h in the Estey an CJ I1_:ruc[on mean 11:33.52): nuterial, deft MEDEIDEIGE IS ISSUBED rs at: " fmproxcd machin- A} ' ifs axomts forthe .3125 “1‘1th “Estey" -r1::-i n tune and re- mj cilmnt: “my an 3}:,‘ Henry-Ewe years 5 35 gmd 35 new. WM 2-- E“ ‘1'OrmnC0. .mp1 do a 'n . «v: frw “Fr: tleboro Vt. [I ‘1'”! mm, r; 01 -~ ’31 vug'ut it was impossi- nfi- :« :v'. anal. I was paying 31 v :‘mr f-vturs v ~1ts and 75 cent! for m- H ,1». luuul mpmymind Hr‘ i': mum ~ \ (M .3- table Com- }: : \,\"ft.«‘(‘ft"i3 cnmpk-te cure .3111; L; «- m. the faith in the m :t. \\ mat a bic-esing to wo- V is « \' 2:4 J' .V\':-: A“ MUTEXQ ufl'uuu 52.. l’h Ladclphia. Pa. u a: m lac 81m. A. Poluux L ‘ m. :x-a- 'riéii uoox FREE ' - -_l_- q pun. mus. ET'IEH TO WOMEN; 23! T191 uh' M‘ DPIIII-Iiim- ,Tumqpsmnesanm “ “Hwy Hahn "ppaymemjl per "u. ms» -, vropyearlv :ml'. WuuguzJfl - mwxrnmtmcuwaf rr 1 [1. mm mutant-ilk.“ praiae Lydia. B. Pinh- c L umpuund too highly. Wheat , u floflRl. I“. (l I) 100......“ frwm “Ti. Smith. of wr‘uinlycorrolwnto I. ‘1‘.» L Yinkham'n mud Ls woman's ever \lnllgl lrfimwtl .. wxrnuut me um a 1.. .V«-‘ (FIE . B. m n 1)., Allanu‘ Go- V {you tug up your hon. . mm LGen bow-I. "-1 Max, {rim :1}: lab n» I wnuid put my the pans woul-L A 'l >L..Ch:r£v.}:{ 'e-Fi" raise, “fire: Ex 50. ' 9 SELF-N 'ubsmmlal. 1886 40c. l Havana, Feb. Minâ€"At 9:45 Tuesday evening a xerrible explosion took place on board the United States cruiser Maine in Havana harbor. Many were killed or wulmde‘d. All of (he boats of the a‘pauish cruiser Alfonso Xll. are as- sisting. As yet the cause of me explosion in not apparent. The wounded sailors of the Maine are unable to explain it. It is belie-val (but the cruiser is totully de- stroyed. THE MAINE DESTROYED. Powerful United States War Ship Is Blown to Pieces. Explosion from an l'nknown Can-e l- uau-bar ol lluvanlâ€"lt [I Thought 100 Live. \Verc Louâ€"Cuban ’“ Capital In a Panic. Tie expi‘n‘ion sho . k ok the \‘h " . The Wludons were broken 21101016“). houses. a the A currespundont says he has con- ,rcrsed \Vllh several of the wounded saiiors and understanderom them that. lhe expfiusion took place while they were asleep‘ so that they can give no particulars as to the cause. A The wildcs: demonstration prevail- in Havana. The wharves are crowded with. thousands of people. It is believed the eprOSion occurred in a small pow- der magazine. At midnight what re- msins of the Maine is still burning. Over 100 Killed. Capt. Sigsbee and the other officers have been saved. It is esximated that over 100 of the crew were killed, but it is impossible as yet to give exact details. -" n Admiral Mame-r0121 hns m» ered that bows of all kinds should go to the as- sistance of me Maine and her wounded. The Havana. firemen are ginng aid tending carefuliv to the Wounded as they are brought (m shore. L It is a terrible sight. Gen. Solano and the other generals have been or- dered by ("apt (icn. lllunco to take steps to help the Maine's crew in every way possible. The correspondent of the Associntml Press has been near the Maine in one of the boats of the cruiser Alfonso Xll. nml suvn others of the wounded who corroborate the state» mentof thosefirstinterviewed that they were already asleep when the explo- sion occurred. May Have Been Denunled. No explan'ation of the explosion has been obtainable up to this time. It is assumed that one of the ship's mega- zines blew up or bombs were placed be- side her and set off by Spaniards. The excitement is so intense that the military authorities have ordered troops to quarters. and the streets are fi with crowds of excited citizens an - soldiers jostling each other. At this hour (two t. m.) the hull of the Maine is burning and the flames illuminate the entire harbor Thou- sands have gathered at the water front to witness the unusual spectacle. R is clear to those on shore that the vesst‘} is sinking and will soon be at the bottom of the bay. The whole city seems on the verge of a panic. Capt. Sigsbee says the explosion oc- curred in the bow of the vessel. He re< ceived a wound in the head. Orders were given to the other ofiivers to save themselves as best they could. The lat- ter, who were literally throwft from their bunks in their night clothing, gave the necessary orders with great self-possession and brava-y. Capt. Slxnhee'n Report. Washington. Feb. 16.â€"~The secretary of the navy received the following teler gram from Capt. Sigshee: ”Malne blown up In Havana harbor 9:4‘.‘ and destroyed. Man)" wounded and doubt- less more killed and drowned. Wounded and others on board Spanish mama-war and Ward llne steamer. Send lighthouse tenders from Key VVPS‘ for crew and few pleces or equipment stlll above (water). No one had other clothes than those upon hlm. "Publir oplnlon should be suspended un-. til further report. All officers believed to be saved. Jenkins and Merritt not yeu' accounted for. Many Spanish officers. lnv eluding representatlves 0! Gen. Blanca. now with me and express sympathy. “816881213." The officers referred to in the above dispatch are: Lieut. Friend W. Jenk- ins and Assistant Engineer Darwin H. Merritt. From the ording of the dis- patch the navy dep rtment thinks it is possible that they were on shore at the time of the accident. The orders for the lighthouse tenders were at once sent,to Key West in plain language. The Maine and Her Commander. The Maine I: a battle ship of th. sec- ond class and Is regarded as one 0“ ‘he best ships in the new navy. She was bum at the Brooklyn navy yard and Ls 313 feet long, 75 feet broad. 21.6 mean draught and 6,682 tons duplacement. She carries four ten~lnch and six six-Inch breech-10ldi:1f guns in her main battery and seven 3 x- pounder and eight one-pounder rapid-fire gum and (our Gatling: In her secondary battery. and four Whitehead torpedoes. The secretary at the navy received another dispatch from Key West at the same time with ghe above, but its con- tents were not made public. The commander of the Maine. Capt. Sigsbee. is a favorite in the navy depart- ment. For four years he was chief of the hydrographic (Mice. and by his energy brough: the office up to a high standard. He was iucky to get so important a ship as the Maine. considering his actiral rank, which is that of a commander. but immedi- azeiy he justified {he department's judg- ment in the selection by running his ship six-night into a duck in New York harbor to avoid running down a packed excursion host. This was a display of quick judg- ment. nerve and pluck that pleased the depanmem so highiy that the again was net}: I complimeitary letter. “Well, a doctor who tieats a dung)- never sends a bill for 11’: servicen."-+- Judge. . I Perhaps Thu! 111Why', “When a doctor is in e invariably calls in another physicia to treat. him. but one tailor never go I m another for a suit of clothes" 3 “Pa who was the 61d woman wpm lived in a shoe?" “She was originally New York girl who married a Chicag shoemaker. d was left a widow without thome. ‘â€" Harlem Life. Her lever 15 her beau rm; they are wed.. Hm after that he‘ll be her bequho longer: Nor is she sorryâ€"bow~k;xots. be u said‘ on come untied, but gmarrmge ties are stronger. ‘ -â€"N. Y. Journal. ‘ “I know-him as will as I do )iou. I wouldn't let him have a ceuL3'â€"~In- dianapoiis Journal. ' ‘ Not Jun u “Johnson wants money on me. D0 . about him ‘2" mome‘ Her CLolce. “And you say thqt “innifred Mere- di‘h married a man pf letters?" I He Owen Tl‘em to Her.‘ Mayâ€"-Tbey say a§man uIWuys' kisses his Wiie a great deal during the Thoney- moon. ‘_ I “Yggrher husband has his sigxi-palut- lug establishment over my store."â€" Chicago Daily New mvv_. Belleâ€"Well, he ought tOâ€"to make up for the other fello’év’s kisses she has given up.-â€"Town TQpics. lately h GIIOII. Mrs. Grumpyâ€"-Â¥\‘hy are the: doctors bunting about and $iscovering'so many new diseases? Grumpyâ€"Trying‘to find something that they can cure.â€"+Detr¢ait Free Press. WTnksâ€"J’rovided} of course, you've got lots of p113 3'1th force u: back it. up. â€"Town 101m. k: When It In Eflocflve. B‘inksâ€"Mornl 5435mm is 21‘ great. thing. , 7“ ‘ Though every man upon rm Has troubles of hls‘own. Few have enfzugh tq‘ make -__- av The-lame:- chap : abne ~Ch1cago JournaAl‘ ' He aimed to be a smu- man When he started out I work: He though! he‘d be 11 Webster. A Macaulay or a Burie. For years he tolled obs¢urely 1n the Human: of thegsmle. But a: last mrned pollgician. 80 now he‘s' rich ind rem. â€"Chlcago Daily News. 5 IDENTIFIED AT j LA‘S'I'. 0n the “'ronz '1‘! k. One of "ROijx'G PETER j'ro PAY PAULâ€"AND HIMSELF." 6! a SIM). Llle'd Mylterlel.‘ my} [upon the earn»; : II he meant. MS '10 borrow ‘some Do y'bu know angtbing them leave Chung“! lit-r lllnnl Mildredâ€"So you and Frzd Buruicu are engaged? I though! you said . few weeks ago that you wow ‘1 have him if he were the iast man on earth. Jessieâ€"4 know I did. but ‘Rey any Us! Frankie Jones and Gertrude Mill. are both crazy for himâ€"Chicago 1):in News. It Sound. Klee. “I think." said Miss Elder. who hid been readmg the news from Wall street. “that if I were to go imo stock trading 1 would be a short." . ”Why ?" asked Miss Kittish. “0h,the shons are squeezed so often." â€"-Town Topics. Eflect of Envlronmcnt. “One nf the tallest mén 1 ever knew was a libode-lshnder. lle measured nearly seven feet in height." “Perhaps he had to grow that way. There was no room for him to spread uu‘."â€"Chicago Tribune. "Does he know anything?" “Know anything!” The tone was an answer in itself. “Know anything! Why. he's the kind of man who would hunt for a leak In a gas pipe \\ Rh 3 candle."â€"(‘hicago Pun. ll Rather (”cum-culled. “The supreme court of Delaware ha- !orbidden women 10 practice law in that state." W“Well. any woman with the least bit of ambition would certainly want. a wider field."â€"-Cleveland Plain Dealer. 'I‘I'IIIKIII‘ Soul. "Henry." said the anxious young wife. “I hear you muttering ‘ixi your sleep that you had ‘Xost five bones.’ It you feel that way. dear. why don't you go and see some good osteopmhist?"â€"- Chicago Tribune. F-It ’l‘rnvolln'. Miss Honyflkenlly. .‘vlr. Drinkleigh, }cu ought to try ice yach‘iug. Drinkleighâ€"Why‘" Miss Horty (signifiMIHIyJâ€"‘Tbey any it takes one‘s breath awayâ€"N. [Jour- 3“.me Eton-“cal. Sheâ€"Don' 1 you think the! you are I little in love with yourself? Heâ€"I‘bnt’s because I think so much of you. I am naturally fond of nu)- thing that you are {and off-Boston!» Transcript. . ’ "No, mamum. 1 cannot tell 3 no; sampled all the jam." Given l Comprehen-lrc All-"Of. rut uv nuuw; nu“. --~ .. Until 10- morrow night! â€"Upâ€"lo- -Date At 11:15 I'. I. "Farewdl! Farewell!" he crlel 1n pun. His arms enfold her tight: His kisses fall like auxumn run Upon her {an-held white: For he knows hejn see her not again To save eleven cents. â€"Cmcnzu Tribunc. l)- rxnll Counter. In silks. um furs. um feather: nun. With eagerness intense. Behold them stand all city In line. MODERN “'ADHINGTON. Springfield. “1.. Feb u.â€"Xn the "nut. yuterdny n reszuuon wu ndomed uk- Inc the “line“ rcprelenlntlven In oonxrnn to work for the hlll nppruprlatlng ENAW for (he cn-cxlon of l monument In Wuh- Inmon to the mvmory of Abrlhum Lincoln. The tnllowlng nominations Wrr! mndr by the governor and cnnflrmrd: Npmhefl M the board of commlsslnners of l-hor, )' H. Donnelly, of Springfirld. lo rucored him- Irlt; Randolph Smith, u! Flam, m surru‘d Jame-I Alex: L. W. I-‘rlhourx. of I'm-mm. Io Sufl‘rtd Andrew Jargt!‘ (‘1‘?de T D. Krllnmr, or I'Ina, tu Mwnm! hlmr‘lf: Provrelllnx- o! lhr Spool-l Sen-Io. (rum DI)" to Day. Sprlnxnetd. “1., Feb. “.an (he unnle yoaterdny lhe house bl“ uxmx foreign corporation: 1n the name mnnm'r ll do- mmmc corponiionl wt: Advanced to no and rendlnxv The house john runlmlun 1- ng the annexation of Hum“ vu co urred In and the revenue bm wan paued and ten! to (he hon-e. (alruun‘h), and thy an'dmh Hrnmshxp 0. Min, During the pus! Work 111 min-r ven- jse‘ls. nut including rt-gulur linvs. \w-re ‘churter‘vd to loud grnin hrre. and the" :Imuspects {or largo «hipuu-nts of cum, ; I whom and nuts werr m‘w'r brighh-r. A { number of [he vvsxle rem-ml} nrderv‘d 1 here came from Humpmn Roads. their ‘ Achnrlors Inning bm-n evavtc-d while-i thvy \H-re at svn. ' Jr. Harshhorgrr‘s primary 1-1M".MH mu was rcpurtrd from (hr- house and flu hrrcd w the munmnuw my, «h-an! The house in”)! resnlminn {Mur‘z x [Kiklfll sav- ings banks was vuncurnd 1n and 1h.- pr!- 3‘ elm-1L II 1:11! was passml And slum-d '«hl‘ 3U\'rrn0r Springmht HI, PM» 12-71:; abunrmv n! leut. (Mv Normcou, I’m-«M1 :1: Pro Tom. ‘ithr ['rusndrd rwvr the 5- nah- _\'t HHdKT- There wna no! a quorum pnâ€"Iom Srixnmr Dwyrr lntmdnved n MH amending Ihe park and huu‘mvnrd art of 18135 I! "u! re- h-rred to the oommmm- on munlclpnhxirt Adjourned um 5:30 Monday um rnnon. Springfirid, 111., f‘r'k 15â€"-\\‘hen thu- hnur of 5:30 u'ciock arrived 3enlrrdny uhrrnmm there was not a mingle mmnhrr o! the mm- 1119 Dre-sum. There was no (mo 10 pron-Hr, and no our to move adjournment, 1nd Sen- ator Lmler was lelrphoned {he gnunxlon. Ha came and culled the M-mno lo ordtr and then adjourned 1! until lu»day Springfield, HI.‘ Feb, 1% â€"ln {he Inc-tune yumrduy Bum-nor k‘amptmll offered a mu t'hnnglnx :hv ratio of pen'unllar u! urhnol luvs 1n Cook roumy, Th» NH provide-o “1;“ L", prr rrm. Shall bv- null hr «dun-- Mona! purposes nm! 2‘, per r‘rnt {or bulldâ€" ing purposrsv Tho pruum lnw pun-Mes [or (“o and thrre prr mm rrsgu-vzn'ely Th? Hon-r. 8‘ M, 134111 himself S‘prinxflvm. HIV. F41?) )0 â€"â€"B_\' a \‘ntp of” to 10 Ihl- hnuse yeshrdu) pasm-d (he ){arnsln-rgur prlmnr) MU AKA] the 1mm.- pruxxrinung HAW fur Hm pnmmg'und Yvihd» I'u; of nu. Journals of {to prnum txtvn session, The awmue “'1:le mm “as not “Mn-urrcd 3n and a cuntuuw c “Immune “'h: umuotmrd Bprhzgliem, 121, Fr?) )1 ,4“ 1).. )mu‘a Bprhzgliem, 121, Fr?) )1 ,4“ 1).. )mu‘a yuwmu thv .\lr<::nr.ls mwmm MI;- was uydtn x: « :Ulrd w lecund n-mllng uh "mum. of Mr, “2111.0! L‘Uuk, ILL! lhvl. mum a nu - clal urder {or men Tue-day. Euruuthcld, 131.. Feb. 1.2 â€"In Ihe ah- aume u! SprakL-r CurLlp, Mr And: I.“ n 111-- uh; «AM HI" I‘VUUSQ' )n-vzurdu) Mr. linrk- lu;r lnlruduc-d u Mll {or nprrlm nswn- nu ms tor punks In Vim-ago, and 11 an ru- nrnd (o the rrvumc wmmmu- Ad- )uurnud to 5.30 u'cluck Mummy urlnrnqu Snringlirld 1H . FH'. )3 ~ This Inium- mr! Springfield. “1 . Frh. )5: ~ This huum- m” at IrSu o'clock )‘ts16n1n)' ant-moon, with Mr Anderson In the Chan. Nuquuxum In! pro-Sent and an ndjuuxnm-«nl was Immun- nu-l)‘ (Mu-n (0 {en o'clovk 1M: murnlng, spnnmmu, Ill, Frb Hi.» In Hm Imus. yesterday no buslnrsx of xmpurmncv wu- xranncud. An amendment lo the KoWr reunue bill. making n applicable only 10 Chk‘lgo, was adowvd. BI. III-h I! Phllndelphln Till I. ’I‘nl- In; the Capacity of It: Elev-torn. Philadelphia, Feb. 14. â€"â€" Fiflten steamship; are now in port loading or wuiting their turn to load Hu- grain that is coming to (1w «fly from the \n-xl m grrul quuxnilil-s. Thmruggre- LOADING GRAIN FOR EUROPE. gill“ k'nl'l')illg l'flpllk'l‘y HHIUUII‘B ‘0 un‘!‘ 1:,Imn.nw bnnhrls, am! all the gruin ulmutors ul l'nr! Jiivhnmnd, \\ unhington uV‘l’IIlM‘ um] .Irurd point are lu-pl. busy in nun-ting Llun hmny ru>h upux. 11mm. This lug 3min flrrt cousin‘s«If1hrBritishslvunuhilmAnxm Maury. lh‘inrdvnc, (firil. ('.\rm«, (:Ipl‘ ('unmriu, Struthgurr)‘, Vi/uu'riu. “Jun:- "in. Maugham, Ylnrn-In-v. .\un-l'm. Hurt-- 1_\‘ und Victoriu; the Italian anm-m Ulruun‘ln, and thy an'dmh Hrnmshxp Go" on "IQ Gnlluw- “'llho-t I Tro- morâ€"Mnkr- u Sprerh. Springfield. 13L. Feb. )2. - James Minu'te. the mttrtlon-r nf the infant. Del- Iie Briscoe, um] utm at 1)}? thin mndr a terrible attempt mt thr woman‘s life, o‘piutvd his (‘ritm- on the gallows. Shrr- ifl' llzlxtcr sprung the trap at 10:43. a, m, and at 10:54 Hing‘m “*un dvnd. The condemned man thawed his irnn nprve to the Inst mnmvnt. He was a game man and died that way. and nmv thr poop‘.e are itmtitmt to look upon him an I hero. From the scnfinld he- paid: "My friends. l'm now on the scnflotd, I'm rum: to eternity. I'm nnty on . jcurnvy to meet my child tn Heart-m Any- one having a mouncn to send thna I wtll (bk: H. I {crane u’v-ryune that hnd In)u Hum: ta do wtth m) U13] and Mar no m («Ming 1 hnpv to mret you all tn Hetven. I'm guht‘ to my baby. Ind my Huh wom- an “‘1“ Jam me soon, for she has not ton; to ltve. She will meet me. She has for- ghtn me, I forgive all. I'm going to Haven where l ttupe to mert you nu." ‘Mtugle‘s neck “as broken 0) the {all Ind he (ltd not make the utightut move utter the drop (all. (‘lmvlnmL 0.. rt'l', 11.. Mr‘ (it-urge n.1lnppon “(-1! law“ u mun lnrgt' stock- holdvr in xhv Stumhud (H1 company, died a! his lwuuhhn hump, Elmwmx‘l, nrur l'uiunvillt’. utter .m iHnran 0! met a year. Mr. “upper “us ()0 _\’quh of_uge. 1k “us non-d for him Hborah'ly, He lemonyn “He and Hun-r children, Mr, ("mules Hopper ,tlu- nk'mr; Mrs. Nicho I“, u! Hen-mud, and Mrs. Fitch. 01 Aihmbula. ILs. 'l-ndnrl (m Maul-Ir “one. MINGLE IS HANGED INOIS LEGISLATURE 11, of Spring \‘aJH' M r‘ (it-urge To the Permit or the Sun of lmnmn: In- tunuch ll the pn-utdrnx of the Unit“ Blur: ht: Inpraled for oonlrlhuflona 9n Md or [hit Iunmg (‘IURHn of (‘ubm and Du ‘Uthrlll‘d xhe Nnxlunnl Business loatue (o (‘uHI-(‘X mumy um! nupprms m be um 10 Consul-(hm n1 Lu: (or diurxbu- linn. Therefore. I, John R, Tanner, xnvernor of lHlnmn, dn hen-by recommrnd and r9- quul lhat I“ prrnun: “mm: In and In this work of internatiunal rrHo! nnd Iucb (‘Lmribullonn lu Elbrmxr (L Kuth. n! CM- ruuu. uhn 1- the ("awn-r of xhc (‘ubnn nhrr (und, want I lppan’r and ucond the nun-n of mm prelldrnx in lhh‘. rrnrd, A-l-I Iirlp for (0". (Em. Tum er Lu: nsumi 1h? follouinf prm funmxmn: 1n whnnsn win-nu! ] hhvr hrreunlo N4 my hand and (“and 11; he “run {he swat In] of Nana.1Mr.1he1)lhduyof F~~brunry, A. LL may and n! (he mdtptr.d‘ the. u! the United Sm:r~s122d. (‘h-rged with ”I‘ll-Y. Sheriff Felix Jm-kun arrested “"11â€" liam 11131116111 ltmhvilie. 111a charged that he has 11 wife and {our children in McDonough count) and n )oun‘ bride 111 Rushmlle lt‘or uum yearn Blube 11m ruiud “1111 b11- family in Macomb 30 miles 110th A few week- am.) he came 10 Rmb‘me and.1t 1| allege-11. married Loucim “we. A young girl. He in 32 years old. Dean: 0! D. C. Bugle. Asshmnl Allurn?) {Emu-r81 D. C. Hume died a! his bum!- in F‘mrfi after In “lumen of MWQI’MX “veins. of a vompliel~ tinn of dismnavs. Mr. Huglr was 593‘1‘3!‘ of :mr. and v~ us u mnivr 0! Wayne coun- Iy. He- g-rned'in 1hr nrm)‘ “'1”! honor. A \\ an and fuur (-hildrm: sunirehim. Mr H :m a hrnthrrvinfinw u! (Jm‘. Tanner, Funnd Uulllr. 'I‘lmuduro H. Srhuztz, lu\\_\'vr and hnnlu-r_ who failed Inst summer WHh (in-Ms of hourly $SK)U.HUU. wan found guilty in ('himpo nf the embezzlement of $3.74“ hum xho Frnn‘l lime-1 estate. and his pnnidunvnt “anflxod atimprir ailment in ”)0 pcnilemiary. Indicted for Murder. The grand jury in Decatur returned an indictment against Joe Manly, mu of ex-Sherifi Mnuzy. for the murder of Mn McKinley on Vthe night of July 3. 1899. For (hi- crime Ephraim (alia- Jnck) Faunce. in now serving a somenco in the Juliet penir'enlinry. Luellon Found Guilty. Adolph Louis Luetgert. charged with murdering his wife May 1. 1897, In Chicago. wu found gutlty and Mn untenve fixed al life imprilonment. This “up his second trial. thr Jury in the first failing to agree. Another trial will be asked Mr. 3(ars Tom I- - row Linen. JnM'ph C. Hellman, a wrl)»known nrwnpupvr writer, died in Syringflcld, aged 52 )enrs. xLA-. H. F. ikvdd. one of t he oldest and bent- knuwn rmlruud men (In Ihe Burlington ”uh-m. dmd iu Huh-slung. aged 62 ,m, , An rnrlhqunke shock MnrHrd people in I‘Idwnrdavilla The \ithuns. while not much». lunlvd varu] Iumulei and Ihuok ginsanrc perm-mini}. 131whundredXthQ-rs werr presen! at the midw'mter meeting n! the LI 53110 County 'X‘mu‘hers‘ 95300?!" inn n! Ottawa.< J. I). Prall. of 51. Lump, Mu. snid \o rrprmu-n‘ a ('hicugu hyndiratc, ham pur- chnsml me \‘oge coal mim- m Staumon. Dfl'ulur h to ham the rhicf wnlcrn !l:('!0ry of the newlyâ€"organized (‘onwl- idnrvd American Man-h I-(nnpuny. r!- “k For \ioluling the Man- medical let in Uniting n (‘hiM by (‘hru-‘Hnn Bruno. mclhodl at Baiatin. 51m “”1ch Mc- Crm‘kx’n “'3! (inrd SHML ll Wis" be made a test can in Hm highbr oouru. lh-njnunn Hokum, u! huh], wag [truck by an engine und mum. The tabernacle of 1b: (‘hriflhn chum?) \"ul drdimted at Muweaqun. .n‘ Dfl'ulur h to ham the rhicf wnlcrn {Ix-wry of the newlyâ€"organized (‘onwl- idnrvd American Man-h z-mnpuny. rf~ crnl [y {armed at Philndviphiu. P3,, whh n cnpiu! flock of $3,000,000. kit-hard Nrill In. gun-d m dent!) by 5 bull "ram-19. yuv.“ Rn. Thomas F. Mangan. pastor 018‘. Mar)"- Cnthulic church in Juliet, died at 1hr ago 0181 you“. ILLINOIS STATE 1N EWS. Ind Engim‘rr Mum cars drnruyvd. Drmocrnu of lih‘ suu- mmu-minn ll “mun“ Morgan found front) in dc; [le\h R." I. _V hn been (In! collrge. an of lilinnin “in hon their union It (‘hn-upo May 17‘ Morgan. 00 )rnr! old, wa- 1.90m death in (‘hirlgm K 1.30:. s of Blunmiugmn 1nd,. 1n ud preaidrm of Monmouth mi_\' “11,112 ‘\'llllnlt‘hl 2n (‘ul-I hilly run- uln um J1 V II.\;- x, « ll. J -rruf ] Eh “used :1, 1..ux.1m m rulluh-d nrur l‘roriu Muhre was Lillrd and l5 JOHN 1L TANK ER. m mu hands. in my lm “hlu‘ (11an uâ€" «1) 'hr “mm-me and ”11;“! to put an end ( ul-n, {my “huh 1h. .\' rum. h)‘ rt-(‘nymfln‘ nu} Amman»; mm the P‘ow LI le-