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KJG. DELPHOS, OHIO, FRIDAY EVENING, XOVEMBEll 1807. Royal makes the food pure, wholesome and delicious. POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER YORK. FKANTZJ5LECTROCUTED, The Job Was Not Without Koine Ghattly Features.

Columbus, Nov. J. Frantz was electrocuted at the penitentiary annex at 12:17 a. m. for the murder of Bessie Little of Dayton.

Franitz took the death chair in a composed manner, but with a palid face. When Warden Coffin turned on the current there was a sizzling sound, and puff of smoke, which nearly filled the room, arose from the top of the criminal's head. A second current was turned on, and there was another sizzle and puff of smoke. Then the doctors felt Frantz's pulse, and, although they pronounced 'him unconscious and incapable of feeling, it was believed the first contact had not produced instantaneous death. The strap holding the electrode on the top of his head was then bound tighter by the guards and the current turned on again at three different intervals in quick succession.

The latter contacts were devoid of the sizzling sound and smoke. It was about four minutes from the time of the first contact until the physicians removed the black cap and pronounced Frantz dead. At each contact there were spasmodic convulsions of the body. Frantz was born at Dayton, of well-to-do parents, his father being a Dunkard. He was a gay young man, and he met Bessie a beautiful and voluptuous young lady, whom he ruined under promise of marriage.

While riding with the night Au-g. 27, 1890, he shot her in the head twice and threw her body into the Miami river, where it was found six days later. tin- Complaint. Nerw York, Nov. 19.

Justice McLaughlin, in special cerm of the supreme court, dismiised the complaint in aji action brought by the United Water Works company and others against the Omaha Works company and the reorganization committee of the defunct American Water Works company to prevent the further execution of the plan whereby the property of the last named company, which was bought in by the committee ait a foreclosure sale last year, was turned over to the Omaha Water Works company, which executed a mortgage of $0,000,000. On Fire In ilidoceaii. London, Nov. British steamer Indralema, Captain Campbell, which arrived at Greeiiock Nov. 17 from Norfolk and Newport News, via Belfast, reports that on Oct.

2S, in latitude 38, longitude 70, a ship was seen on fire. She was apparently of 100 tons burden and built of iron. As far as could be seen from the Indralema's deck there was not a sign of life on board and all the boats were gone. Her identity could not be made out. Chinese Are Cowards.

Berlin, Nov. details of the landing of German sailors and marines at Kiaouchau bay, province of Shan Yuen, say the Germans found the place occupied by 5,000 Chinese troops armed with the Prussian Jaeger rifle, and having with them 14 Krupp field guns. The Chinese fled, and the Germans, entering the fortifications, hauled down the Chinese flag and hoisted the German standard. PRICE THREE CENTS. HIS EiNTIliE FAMILY Was to Be Killed by HII Alleged In- Hiiue Alan.

Nov. John Firestone, Mexico City's Ex-Chief of Po- who hls two miles east lice Tells His Story. of Leipsic on Nov. 15, has regained his He I reason, and tolls his family physician that it was his intention to kill his JUSTIFICATION ATTEMPTED, elltil famn and himself, and had I the opportunity presented the horrible 1 tragedy would have bean grer.tly ag- Lovcrt President and Thought gravated. an Example Should He Made of' He told his family that it had been the Man who Attempted revealed to him that, he would be unable to discharge his debts and that he would be compelled to sell his farm.

City of Mexico, Nov. 19. A pro- ather than see them in distress he found sensation was made in the course etermined tO put them out of the of the trial of the police officials charged with the murder of Arroyo by production of the confession of tin His IHtirdri world. The Potters Adjourn. East Liverpool, 0., Nov.

19. The late inspector general of police, Velas- Manufacturing Potters' association of quez. It is a most remarkable attempt America has adjourned. A call will be a-t self-justification, and falsely states issued for a meeting of the United that a mob of the common people States Potters' association. The atti- iynched Arroyo.

Velasquez said in tude of importers under the increased part: tariff is yet an unknown factor. entertain most enthusiastic admi- ufacturers claim the advance will be ration for General Diaz. I have known barely sufficient to cover the restora- per cent him since infancy, when my parents tion to the men of the taught me to love and respect him. wage cut of three years ago. One of When I reached my majority 1 resolved the fruits of the conference will be an to serve General Diaz with loyalty, ironclad compact of all white granite in inferior posts.

"W'hile I was still young, and with a salary of only $50 a month, I had charge of the private correspondence of Don Manuel Dublan. Afterward I was elected a deputy, and still later the president sent me to occupy the chief position of authority in my native village at a time of manufacturers in America on prices. Bryan Will Be There. Frankfort, Nov. conference of silver Democratic leaders will be held in Louisville.

William Jennings as time of religious movement without parallel in th Ts- gtloPn0 tIClaM tory of our country-a movement in situation voiving serious embarrassment to the government and all of tives, and every one with what skill I acquitted myself in that difficult position as a friend, as a partisan and as a Mexican." Democratic nahonal Dresent meet about Se Stat6 regards the best f'r be (llscussed the election Bimetallism Jn Session. Indianapolis, Nov. commit- Velasquez then went on to say that tee a in 'ted by the executive commit- no direct orders for Arroyo's killing were given, but that the populace, already strongly wrought by the assault upon the president, by suggestions to commit the deed. "I maintain," said he, "that I have tee of the League of the Ohio Valley Bimetallic clubs to confer regarding the annual convention of the league, which will be held in this city next spring, met here and decided to hold a meeting of the oxenutive committee done service to my country in proving at eeusburg Dec. 4.

The January meeting of me committee will be held in this city. Itoceplion to Hobart. New York, Nov. East Ora populace and let loose ange Republican club tendered a re- that an attack on the president will be followed by swift and terrible vengeance of the populace, for nothing but the smallest hint is needed to arm their fury on criminals. i cepcion to Vice President Garret A.

J. VJtillCt it 1 have committed fauit it is the Hobart at the rooms of the club at East result of my enthusiastic admiration Orange, N. J. The vice president took love for the president oi the re- his place at the head of the reception public, and I am not abie to meastfre room. He was introduced" JJ ,) UUilH the magnitude of that fault, for with Fort.

The vice president shook hands 14 to 16 hours a day devoted to efforts with about 500 people Following the to create sufficient police protection for reception there was a banmiPt the life of him with whom the peace of Mexico is bound up.it may well have lappened that the functions of the heart have acquired a preponderance of the brain, and that in reality I have reception there was a banquet. Heir to a Fortune. New York, Nov. Laraen, of Brooklyn, from Copenhagen contractor and received news ui icailtj 1 Have v. ommitted a grave error.

I thought I a chance to establish was doing right in organising a popu- ar manifestation to avenge an attack on the president, and thus give birth the people to -a profound conviction hat punishment for such an act would and william come swiftly in the form of lynching ESTIMATES SUBMITTED Figures Presented by Secretary of the Interior. PENSION CLAIMS PENDING There Are Nearly Two Hundred Thou- naud of Them, ami It Is Believed About Fifty Per Cent Will Be Allowed. FOUND. Are She Was Outraged by Unknown Villains. Crosstown, 0., Nov.

Eunice Edgington, the young school teacher who started on horseback a week ago to visit her sister near Bodmsn's and mysteriously disappeared, was found near the home of a brother, raving With brain fever, her gold watch gone fcnd her clothing almost torn from her body. From her delirious ravings and from circumstantial evidence it is believed The Royal Gorge Gold Mining, Milling and Land Of Denver and Canon City, Colorado. iV. H. Fn.i.F.n, C.

Washington, Nov. of the young lady was captured, outraged the Interior Bliss, In his annual re- nnrt ttnd held a captive by some villain who port, submits estimates aggregating -fci lJ lli for appropriations by con- flnal 'y escaped on the horse, which is gress for the fiscal year ending June missin S- The young lady is yet unable to give a lucid account of her experience, but 30, 1899. Discussing pensions, he says 200,000 pension claims are awaiting adjudica- per cent of these will he finally admit- ave been taken to apprehend her sup- ted. If they -are rapidly adjudicated Posed assailant, or assailants, who will they will swell the pension roll from $5,000,000 to $7,000,000. When, however, these claims are adjudicated and the first payments made be promptly lynched if caught.

Slob Was Forming. Lamar, Nov. Living- MI, niciiia 111 ill It: i -i i thereon the amount of the pennon roll teanied that a mob wa8 form will decrease very rapidly, possibly to at Ston lynch sim son (Ipi-lv nnrl A irarir 1125,000,000 or year. $130,000,000 the first derly and Avery, assailants of Mrs. Jacob Resh, and telegraphed Colonel The total Indian population of the United States, exclusive of the New York Indians and the five civilized tnibes, approximates 177,178, located on reservations, which contain approximately 33,404,837 acres.

Of these 4,545 have accepted allotments of land which aggregate about 644,147 acres. Secretary Bliss says while the opening of the Wichita reservation in Oklahoma to white settlement would greatly promote the development of that country, yet in view of the unsettled condition of the questions affecting their rights, until there is further legislation, he does -not see how it can be done without causinj injury and distress. Speedy action in securing proper legislation for the coming twelfth census is urged, lack -of sufficient time in the past two or three enumerations is complained of, and the necessity of many reforms in the way of lessening the bulk of the reports -and the elimination of several branches of inquiries from the twelfth census, either by postponement or transfer to bureus already in existence, is urged. out the militia, as a re- company Second regiment, was held in readiness in the armory all night. The mob dispersed, but it is feared that it will reassemble with reinforcements.

Immjgratioii Pool Formed. New York, Nov. 19. Representatives of all the principal transatlantic steamship lines met in this city and formed an immigration pool. A joint agreement regarding immigration tickets in this country was signed.

It is said to practically kill the middlemen so far as the handling of great blocks of immigrant tickets is concerned. Hunnu the Fi-lit Over. New York, Nov. Senator Hanna of Ohio was asked as to the situation in Ohio. lie replied, "Why the -IIAMHEKS.

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PISHKK, us JKTTIXGHOFF, HKHMAN OOETTB. NO p. LINDEMAN DELPHOS, OHIO. LOCAL TIME CARDS. (Standard Time) 1 Shoe Repairing Counterfeit Bills Discovered.

Washington, secret aiiSfourices tile discovery of a new counterfeit $10 silver cer- and also a counterfeit national bank note. The silver certificate is a photographic, production printed on two pieces of paper pasted together. The national bank note is on the First Na- ator Foraker in the recant contest, he answered: "I can't say anything about that. Ic would be very bad taste." May He TiiL-ii-s. St.

Joseph, Nov. John J. Overton, aged 100 years and 1 month, was married to Mrs. Mary Henderson, sged 77 years, in this city. This is believed to be the record for marriage of old people.

Both bride and groom are in excellent health. My piicosare the cbeipest. Boots and Shoes made to order. a Share iu a fortune 8t Ule deHLh Captain Besides Mr. Larsen other heirs in this COUQ or whatever it may be styled." He then went on to show chat others Munk, both of Philadelphia.

Collided With a Streetcar. St. Louis, Nov. Qriffo, the -ional bank of Joplin, series 1882. i Fortin was It is also printed on two pieces of pa- here Jthl per and the silk fiber in the genuine is killed imitated by pen and ink marks.

Must Pay Their Debts. Died WHIi Her Child. St. Jean Baptiste, R. is' ov 19 While trying to save the life of lier 6-year-old son, Henry, Mrs.

Arthur struck by a mother and train son near were Washington, Nov. secretary of the treasury has issued a circular to employes to the effect that clerks receiving a stated salary who neglect to pay their debts contracted for the necessary support of themselves and their .7 mCiHtSCl CO Besides himself thought justice should Australian boxer; Denny Holleran, his families, without presenting je dealt to Arroyo. This confession, manager, and three attendants in a tory reasons therefor will the lig-ht of the evirlpnr-p is 0 hack collided wiit-h a nor. collided with a street car. Griffo )e full of misstatements, and in no case sustained a sprained shoulder, Hoi- would it have prevented Velasquez's leran received a serious cut in the left rosecution, for the government was side determined to punish the crime.

The prosecuting attorney, in a i was removed to the hospital in a seri- trong argument, pleaded for the exe- ous condition. ution of a death sentence on all of the neck, and Philip O'Toole suffered a concussion of the brain and tained in office. not be UUl UC the )risoners except ex-Assistant Chief of detectives Cabrera and onu other minor prisoner, who were rvot directly im- plicated in the tragedy. Sherry Has Assigned. I Oshkosh, Nov.

extensive interests of Henry Sherry, scattered throughout northern Wisconsin, passed out of his possession and con- it Wan trol and into the hands of James St. Paul, Nov. body of Hen- Cameron of Milwaukee, to be conserv- ry W. Heine of the commission firm of ed and managed for the benefit of Mr Heine Cummiugs was examined by the coroner. Instead of having been burned to death in fighting a fire on his premises, it was discovered that Mr.

Heine had shot himself through the head after setting the building on Sherry's creditors. lire. Blackmail UehinJ H. Paris, Nov. is asserted that Murdered With Impunity.

Berlin, Nov. Anzer, vicar the German Catholic missions in China, has received a dispatch from South Shan Tun saying that the murders of the Rhenish missionaries Nies and Heule were committed iu the village of Chang Kio Chu Aug. The Christians defended -themselves, wounding some of their assailant.3. Nothing was done by the r.ianuarins to discover the murderers. Created a Impression.

Madrid, Nov. the meeting of the cabinet a letter from the United States minister, General Stewart L. Woodford, was read, expressing the satisfaction and gratitude of ilie United States government relative to the settlement of the case and Other current questions. The communication created a good impression in political circles. Captain Dreyfus refused to give up money, and then his would-be blackmailers forged the fortification plans Murder, Arson and Suicide.

Benton Harbor, Nov. Kammerer shot his father at home. The son then set fire to the house and himself. The father was rescued from the fire, but died later. The -tragedy resulted from a quarrel over money matters.

Threw Down Their Ticks. Coshocton, Nov. the min- and had him convicted to save them- 6rS in CoshoctO11 county went out on a selves. An Alsatian major general sfcrike a result of a disagreement on who assisted Count Esterhazy in the the Wases to be paid to the da men crime has confessed. Secretary o( state Arrested.

Lincoln, Nov. of State W. F. Porter was arro'iva charged with violating the h.v,!:h ordinance by butdH'riny hers within the city limits. lie was a farmer vious to his election.

and on price of hardage. New Discoveries of Petroleum. Odessa, Nov. has Nothing to Arbitrate. Washington, Nov.

Peruvian minister, Dr. Eguiguren, called on Secretary Sherman with reference to the McCord claim and proposed to arbitrate the case. The proposition is not acceptable to our government and the negotiations continue. Restriction of Immigration. Washing-ton, Nov.

William E. Chandler of New Hampshire says Senator Lodge proposes pushing the measure looking to the restriction of immigration and of demanding its passage without delay, will be passed. He thinks it Report About Keady. Washington, Nov. was announced that the monetary commission 'hoped to have their report well advanced toward completion this week.

The report is not likely to be made public before Dec. Treasury Statement. Washington, Nov. statement of the condition of the treasury shows: Available cash balance, gold reserve, The Compact Renewed. Vienna, Nov.

budget committee of the lower house of the rek-hs- been received from Simferopol, in the rath to which the bill Crimea, that nev providing for a discoveries of pc-tro- provisional renewal of the compact leum have been made on the sula. i)enin- Ontted Fire. Philadelphia, Nov. Famous Dead. New York, Nov.

Dr. George 4-story Ho "ghtou, pastor ot the Church of brick building occupied by S. Pack the Transfiguration, better known as Sons, wholesale dealers in "The little church around the corner," and bedding, was gutted by lire. The ifi Uead loss is estimated at from $50,000 to $75,000, probably fully insured. Injuries Proved ratal.

Piqua, Nov. 19 Lizzie Burk-p who was burned in an explosion at the Hreai-h of I'rmnise Suit. Canton, Nov. Sells, farmer, has sued Mrs. John MeHligh- ter $5,000 for breach of promise.

She married her dead husband's brother two days before the time set for her marriage to Sells, it is alleged. Will illainls, Irwiii, Supposed Spy Paris, Nov. officials have ar- Piqua hosiery works, is dead, rested a man, supposed to be a German spy, at Pasny-sur-Musclk', a village about twelve miles from Motz, 011 Paris and Strashurg railroad. His Huiiil Oil'. Bloom-dale, Nov.

out Confederate Miu-iiie Dead. Bakersfield, Nov. Gushing, who was aboard the Confed- hun.ting Ralph Baldwin shot oft' his left hand. accidentally Fell Into a Grute. Cardington, Nov.

Cynthia tween Austria and Hungary was lerred announced that it had adopted that measure, ilerr Pergel, GeriiKin Progressist, protested against the decision of the committee. Very Lifjht Sentence. Newport, Nov. Croxon, the first to be tried of the nine men who followed Mr. and Mrs.

Gleas-jn out of Newport, and taking the woman from her husband at the point of a revolver, brutally outraged her. was found guilty and his punishment fixed by the jury at L'O years in the penitentiary. erate privateer Alabama when it waa Moore faint ed, fell into an open grate sunk by the Kearsarge off the coast and bUi Ued to dcalh of France mlS-ii, is dead. Lo st A Marion, Nov. James Johnson fel1 ou a savv aml lost an KUie (1 Warren, Nov 19 suicided by shootiui: Uuishts iiissMon.

Norfolk, Nov. The officers of the Cailolic Knijihtaof America convened here in seiui-anuual with all the officers They Berlin, Nov. ceremony of swearing in the gaurds' ret-ruus took place They were warned by ihe e-m-peror that they might be called upon to fight an enemy within the empire. Robin- Geriiiiin TruoiJ-i I.euve. Canea, Crete, Nov.

Kaiserin Augusta, it is announced, arrive here and embark the German detachment of the international trjops which baa been on duti here Ill Xeed of Assistance. New York, Nov. 19. The steamer Megantic. from London Nov.

4 for this port, anchored outside the bar, signaling that she was disabled and in need of assistance. In Honor of I.Hiis>toii. Chicago, Nov. a meeting of the colored people of Chicago resolutions were adopted in memory of the late John M. L-angston of Washington, D.

C. A College Celebration. South Hadley, Nov. Mount Holyoke college observed its sixtieth anniversary as founders' day, recognizing its own history as the pioneer institution for the higher education of women. The new chapel was dedicated and four new dormitories.

President Re-elected. San Jose, Costa Rica, Nov. primary presidential election for 18931902 was held on the 14th, 15th and 16th instants, and President Yglesias was re-elected by a majority of over 23,000. Tobacco For Italy. Clarksville, Nov.

Brothers have secured the contract for tobacco for the. Italian government. About 15,000,000 pounds of dark tobacco is required. Death of a Naval Hero. Bakersfield, Nov.

Gushing, who was aboard the Confederate privateer Alabama when it was sunk by the Kearsage off the coast of France in 18G4, is dead. Weyler Spiiin. Corunna, Spain. Nov. ish steamer let': 1 a- vaua on Sunday, On.

Genp-a'i Weyler, arrived here Supposed urclfjvr Afn-sle-d. Los Angeles, Nov. man, lie lieved to be Bob Lovo, who is sai.i to be wanted at Indianapolis for murder, has been arrested here. LIMA COLLEGE. Scientific Literary, Preparatory, Normal, Music, Commercial, Elocution.

Special attention paid Xormal, Music and Commercial Depts. Good instructors expences low opportunities excellent. Attend the county institution. FALL TERM BEGINS AUG. 81, For particulars and catalogue, address Ppes.

Liima College, Ltima, O. liome the same price tecs; with those who will contract to cu: in i nml hotel Aluko no tail to you have taKcu mcr- till hare aches and I niouin, Sore Tliront, Ulcers on any eyebrows fulling out, "ec-ondnry or Ttrtiury I jiiurunt oe (o cure. the We tedat and the same guaran- prefer to come here we them or pay expense of railroad bills, and Chursc, if cure. If luillue potaah and pains, MUCOUH Patches I thebody.llulror it is this Primary, Blood Polsun that we solicit the most nbatln- the world for a c-nne wo ease hies always biifflvd phyHlclunH. skh, of nmny years a specialty ot natinsr tins CYpniLEXE and we invo iJoOO.OOO eapitaj our unconditional rtte lOO-imen Ix.ok and obnolute Address COOJi KK51KOV 4S7 Manonle IlllnoEs.

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irsueil from tlie Probate Court, of Alleu Couuty Obio to me dn-ectoil, 1 will offer for sale at the cast door of Court House in Lima, Allen ounty, Oliio, on SATUKUAV. NOVEMHER 2c. A. 1). HeUvi'on the hours of 1 o'clock ami 4 o'clock p.

tin. ilt-M-riljfil Uud and teiieinc at, in JJelpluis, Coiiuty, State of Ui in and a.s number il.iv aini nitii'tv-scvi'ti in tn tin- villace of" iillKS. AliiTi iliiu. lit 1 Sin-rill'. Alli.ii i 'niiiily.

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DON'T Continual Not Seriously HI. Lima, Peru, Nov. Pie-! rola of Peru is slightly indisposed, but no sense seriously ill. to Half a Cent for a The cost of the Tew drops of Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral that will cure croup, whooping cough and any other cough, if administered in time is perhaps half a cent. It may prolong baby's life, Half a Century Simla, India, Nov.

the official dItfiKifoiu'3 received here from the British camp in Uie Aluiuan valley fighting in one form or another betwfen ihe British und ihe insurgent tribesmen continues hourly. Major Vofiix and one company of ihe thirty-sixth Sikhs rushod into a Village of the enemy and firing at the tribesmen through the apertures of their blockhouses, when his fcn-ce in turn was rushed -on by the enemy" Chicago, Nov. police are looking for George A. Bergman. He was to have wedded Miss Margaret Perry and ihey were to have gone east on iheir wedding tour.

Bei-man the Perry a short ti me be the hour for the ceremony with 5. OH in his pockets, intending to pur- -use to Washintgou. is the time to have your furtmces arid cleaned and Stovepipes and flues I cleaned for winter use. I take down stoves and Clean them tip top. No dirt or muss around the houafi.

I'm them up in good I order. i i Have your mork done now JULIUS MEYERS, Main OHIO Plate Glass atPi? 2 nly l)ber ln territory handling 8 TS Bend your orders or write for eatlmatM. WM. REID. 184 W.

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