Lawrence Daily Journal from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 1

s. i VOLUME XXXIII LAWRENCE, KANSAS, VVKDNKSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBEti 6, 1901 NUMBER 259 1 1 $Jllttl 10IW ATTOIUETAT-LAW. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. FATAL THEATRE FIREs SUSPECTED OF ROBBERY. jori'y of 150 dowa to thirty in tbe third commisstooerthio district aod carried MerchantsNvaI EARL LI DYING.

China's Greatest Statesman Be lieved to Be on His Death Bed at Pekin. THE ELKTIOIIS. Republican Figures Are Very Sat- factory to the Party Leaders. 'I 11 1 IT. three-fourths of tbe township tickets.

LA IV BUT LIKED. Mankato. Kan. Nrv 6 The new law proeed very unsatisfactory. In tbis pre cinct, ont of a total of 287 votes, 67 were thrown out br tbe iudees as void.

In this town tbe fnsionists gained. DIVIDED OFFICES. Abilene. Nov 6 In Dickinson county many votes were invalidated by wrong marking. Tbe republicans elected Pislo and Monzell high school trustees.

Tbe fusionists elected Mo-Collough county commissioner. CLOUD COCSTT. Concordia, Kao, Nov 6 A Halderson, populist, was elected county commissioner by four majority. Tbe popt lists elected twelve trustees and the republicans six. REPUBLICAN DEFEAT.

Larned. Kan. Nov 6 Dudley Posey, republican, was defeated for re-election as county commissioner, by oiikinson, tne fusiooist, whose majority is 65. DEMOCRATS GAia. Kansas City.

Kaasas, Nov 6 The demccrats can i ad tbe election in the first commissioner district by taking tht fifth and sixth wards and making great inroads in the republican majority in the fourth ward, whicb has been a strong hold. NEBRASKA. Lincoln, Nov 6 The republican state central committee today places Sedgwick's plurality for supreme court judge at 7 000. Tbe fusion committee will not concede defeat but says the results were close. All calculations were upset by tbe vote in some counties heretofo a fusion.

notably Nemaba, Buffalo, Nuckolls. Clay and Kearney, whicb tbis year gave small or pronounced republican pluralities. CALIFORNIA. San Francisco, 6. Schmitt.

union labor, for mayor, was elected by a plurality of about 2 500. Wells, democrat second. Tobio, third, Schmitt is a leader of an orchestra in a local theater and manager of a machine shop. Heretofore be bas been known as republican VIRGINIA. Richmond, Nov 6.

Conservative esti mates place tbe democratic majority on tbe Virginia stats ticket at about 25,000. Tbe indications are tbat tbe republicans elected one senator and fourteen members of the boose, a gain of eleven on tbe gen eral assembly. Tbe body is still over whelmingly democratic. NEW JERSEY. Trenton, 6 The returns give Murphy, republican, for governor a p'u.

plurality of 14.736 over Seymour, demo crat Tbe republicans bave a majority 01 forty-one in tbe general assembly. COLORADO. Denver. Nov 6 The republicans elected their tickets in most of tbe large counties except in Arapahoe where tbe democratic candidates were elected by majorities from 2,000 to 4,000. In msny counties tbe result is mixed.

IOWA. Des Moines. Nov 6 Tbe republican chairman asserts tbat tbe majority for the rnhlican ticket with Cummins tor gov ernor will reach 100.000 and tbat the gain 1 legislature will be fourteen instead I ten. Figures at band now show Cummins ill bave at least 92.000 over Phillips democrat. The prohibition vote shows a big increase, advancing from 9.000 last year to 25,000 tbis year.

MASSACHUSETTS. Bostco. Nov 6 Crsne's third term plu rality is 70,304. Tbe democrats lost two members in the senate and gained sixteen in tbe boose of representatives. Tbe actual political division, however, can only be determined on a final settle ment of several close Sibts.

Tba social democratic candidates mads te best showing among the minor party nominees, MARYLAND. Baltimore. Nov 6 The first experience nnder the new election law bas not proven satisfactory, and tbe returns from over tba state are still incomp'ete. Tbe American today concedes tbe general assembly to the democrats on joint ballot by a majority ot twelve. The returns indicate tbat Baltimore was carried by republicans about 3 tba entire republican ticket, with the pos sible" exception of sheriffs being elected.

PENNSYLVANIA. Philadelphia, Nov 6. The latest returns from the state indicate that Harris, republican, bas been elected state treasurer over Coray, fusion, by 50.0000 to 55.000 plurality. In 1899 Barnett. republican.

for treasurer, bad a plurality ot 110. 580 over Creasy, democrat. Potter, democrat, defeated Yerkes, fusion, for judge of the supreme court, by about 50,000. The vote was unusually light. DEPORTATIONS STOPPED.

A CBUateM We as a Dectdea se Caaleit rr Her Risaita. Sib Francisco, Nov 6 Weoy Ho, a Chinese vomit, whom tbe commissioners recently ordered deported to China on tba ground that she is a subject of tba Chi nese empire, has been released on a bond for fa.soo. pending an appeal of her case to tbe United States supreme court. Tbe defendant alleges she was bora in California. Tba so Drama court becaa its November CliN Q.

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Successor to GleAaoa A WbltmAB Real Estate. Loans AKD IKSOBAKCE. A Iarg List ot Ieirabl6 Farm and City Property. Corrsaoofldeac Solicited, lrk.taK. UlAckaaa Itaiiac 104 TV at ltrt, LAWRKXCC KAR, KATlsrACTlOM OUAWAXTEED- MONEY TO LOAN, IhsTesJwsrsoa fcisdsn snMrnlcd annJl of priTAt sooner to Ioaa At towwat rate sad raroa And cltrproprty and OA sood iwnoril NetfilT- UaLAi.

ties I- If aarii a tit tlUe La Ltjrbtetmr and TorQade turaranee written La tbe dm companies. HUGH BLA1K. Office rSViM. strvet LAwreaoe, Kan. over 1 acoe b.oaee'a ciotaiag store.

Heat and Women Members Vaudeville Company Earned te Deatn by Fire In at Theatre. Iron wood. Mich. Nov. 6.

Ten lives were lost and four buildings destroyed by a fire which started in tbe Klondike theatre at Hurley. today The dead are: Cleveland, JH Clifford. Thomas Le Claire, George Benert, Emory, Timothy Ryan. Gay, St Louis; Thomas Ozanne, Harry Raymond, Clara Bonne. The seriously injured are: Jennie Render, Annie Scott Laura Russell.

"Billy'' McLaughlin Tbe Klondike was a vaudeville theatre and all of the dead aad injured were con nected with tbe theater as performers, Most of then lived at Hurley. Thomas Le Claire was a brother of the proprietor of the theatre. Tbe fire started on the stage and in a few minutes tbe entire structure was a mass of flames. Tbe third story was used as sleeping quarters and the fire spread so rapidly as 10 cut eff th escape of tbe occupants, Tbe theatre was quick ly consumed and the fire spread to the ad joining Only by tbe hardest work was tbe town saved from being wipei out The charred remains of six of tbe victims bave bsen recovered. Tbe theatre burned once before in 1887, when eleven women lost their lives.

ANOTHER BOER VICTORY. Six Hundred British Troops Repulsed by Marllz. Tbe Hague, Nov 6 A report has reach ed bere that the Boer commandant, Marilz, entered Busbmansland, northeast of Cape Gone, with forty men. By tbe end of August bis commando bad increased to 350. He attacked and defaated 6 do mixad English troops and Kaffirs under Maj Gandwine, taking 120 prisoners.

Commandant Maritz liberated all tbe prison. ers except tbe Kaffirs, who were found guilty of spying, and those were shot. He found documents at headquarters of the English ordering tbe seizure of farmers, horses. The Boer commander says tbis bas caused tbe revolt to spread. It is also stated tbat tbe Boer losses in the fight at Fort Itala, in Zululand, where Col Murray was killed, were nineteen killed and wounded.

Gen Botha was in command of the Boers ARGUMENTS CONTINUE. Sebley Court Still Hearing- Ine Ad. dresses of Lawyers. Washington, Nov 6 Tbe entire time rf the Schley court today was devoted to sn arguments in the admiral's behalf. Capt Parker concluded at noon, and was foN lowed by Isidere Rayner, Schley's chief counsel.

Tbeall, acting 00 behalf of the law firm retained by Sampson, today sent a letter to tbe court protesting against the inclusion in the record of certain states ments deemed to reflect upon the admiri al's conduct at Santiago. While Raynor was discussing testimony cf Lieutenant Commander Potts tbis afternoon he said that the command had said tbat be was always "Scared in battle Captain Lemly protested against the language and a rharp verbal encounter between tbe two occurred. Lemly said Rayner was "Unreliable." "You," replied Rayner, "are not only unreliable, but you are offensive," Dewey interfered and Lemly said he regretted having made tbe remark. Paring tbe passagesatarms accusal Rayner of attempting to traduce tbe reputation of an officer. Tcis, be sid, he had no right to do.

"And you," replied Rayner, "have no right to traduce the reputation of Admiral Schley." At 3:30 Rayner closed his argument for Admiral Schley. Admiral Schlby was in tears as the lawyer delivered his peroration. A wave of applause swept over the room as Rayner concluded. The court then adjourned until 2 o'clock tomorrow. FINAL DECREE MADE.

Foreclosure or Former till well Properties Is Ordered. Kansas City, Mo. Nov 6 Tbe final decree of foreclosure of tba four railway properties which constituted what was known as tbe Kansas City system of ter minals, formerly used by the Kansas City, Pittsburg Gulf railroad, now the Kansas City Southern, built and operated by A Still well befare be was dposd as president of tbe Pittsburg Gulf road was made by tbe federal court today. Tbe foreclosure is made under suits brought on mortgages aggregating The sale is set for January 1. ISO New School Houses In Kansas.

Topeka, Nov 6. More than 150 new school houses were built in Kansas during the past summer. State Superintendent Nelson has received annual reports from ninety-five of the 105 counties in the state and they show that 150 new building bave bean put up. This will probably be increased 160 by tbe other counties yet to hear from. Jonathan Davla to Continue to Fight.

Fort Scott, Kar, Nov. 6 It is stated by the attorneys for Jonathan Davis, tba Bourbon county stockman who allowed himself to be beat out of $5000 on a foot race at Webb City. Mo. a few weeks since, tbat the federal grand jury, which sits bere nest week, will be asked to indict several well known rersoas Fall Was Fatal. Oberlin, Nov 6 A telegram from Cripple Creek says McElroy former ly of Oberlin and ex-judge of the Kansas court of appeals died last night of iejuries received in a fall down a railroad embank ment while returning from Anaconda a few days ago.

Arkansas Bank Rebbed. Hoxie, Ark, Nov. 6. -The bank at Black Rock was robbed early today of cash, $10,000 worth of pearls be longing to Bird. The safe was blown open with dynamite.

Ths robbers es-j caped. Fire Tnesday destroyed boose and a number of business booses Livingston, Ala. court Mr John May left with bis family to day for Sin Francisco, whsro ho will en cage in tbe mercantile business. Mr Edward Spicer, of Pittsburg, Pean sylvama, whose parents were amog tbe early settlers of Lawrence, is here visiting 01s sister, Mrs koss. air spicer not been here for many years.

has Mrs Engttrom will entertain the Baptist Mission circle tomorrow at ber home, corner of Pinckney and Tennessee streets Mrs Stota ot Kansas City will be present and tba meeting will be something in tha nature ot a reception in her honor. Tbe Barbs have invited their girl friends to a party to be given Friday night in Pythian ball. Mr Ross Brodbead left yesterday for tbe west to be gone a week. Tbe Betas and Phi Delta are practicing for a game of football which they will play Saturday morning. mo sop nomore class or.

tbe university of is arranging for a party which they will give a week from Friday aight. Grant returned last evening from Inavale, Nebraska, where he successfully organized a Fraternal Aid council of over 100 members on Monday evening. Mr A Mitchell has gone down into Oklahoma on a business trio. Mr I A Whaoham was on from Kan- City tbis afternoon, for a abort visit mith friend. Tbe young men of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, bava invited their girl friends to a hop to be given Friday evening, No vember 15, in Pythian hall.

Mrs A Monroe has issued invitations for a large whist party to be given Monday afternoon, in honor of Mrs Kenefick of Kansas City. Tbe Phi Psis will entertain their friends at their chapter house, a week from Friday night. Mrs Barteldes will entertain with a dinner Thursday evening, in honor of her father and mother's golden wedding anniversary. Mrs II Wiedler returned to her heme in Kansas City today, after a visit at the borne of Mr Strahm. Mr Richards of New York, is in Lawrence.

mis isiayioa returnsa noma toaay, after spending Sunday with ber nusbanB in Kansas City. Burns of Worcester, Massachusetts, spent the day in Lawrence. Mrs George Barker, Miss Barker, Miss Dinsmoor aod Misi Frances Barker were the hostesses at a beautiful reception ibis afternoon given at tbe Barker home in west Lawrence. Tbe guests were invited from 2 until 5 o'clock and during these hours about two hundred and fifty were received. Mrs Spencer and Mrs Frank Cbatelle of Loring, Kan, visited Mrs Nina Rhea and Miss Delia Cbatelle tbis week.

Mrs Lewis of Reno, spent today shopping in Lawrence. Mr Charles Seewir left tbis afternoon Now York- "hore be "lied by tbe Dg mm of his mother. Mrs Seewir. Mrs Kathenna O'Rielly will coma dowa boa ToPek Friday, to visit Miss Agoes a wee. Miss 3ona Follin of Baldwin, spent tbe day in Lawrence.

Mrs Col well entertained verv da- ligbtfully this afternoon with a large whist party. She was assisted by ber daughter, Mrs Clyda Miller, of Osage. UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS. Brown who went hunting in Oklahoma with Mr Bunker and others of Oklahoma university, has returned borne. Many specimens were received for tbe Oklahoma school, and the party was successful in killing enough, deer to make vension pleatifal on tbe camp table.

Mr Cowley, a graduate of tbe law school with last spring's class, is visiting here for a few days. He is now located in Oklahoma, where he is meeting with good success in the practice of law. The Graduate club will meet Friday afternoon, November 8, from 5 until 6, in tbe lecture room ot tbe physics building. The following is the program; Election of delegates to tbe national convention; Sociology by Mr Boyle; miscellaneous holiness. Tbe followiog is an extract taken from a letter received by Mrs Harvey Brown from her husband showing the warm feeling of tbe African people for our country at the time of President McKinley 's death.

"Memorial services were beld bere and at Bulawayo oa tbe day of the funeral of President McKinley. I was greatly impressed by their demonstration of friendliness aod respect on tbe part of English people toward our country aod its president. Bulawayo beiog more wide-awake and enterprising than Salisbury, sent a menage of consolation to Mrs McKinley, On the day of the president's funeral all tba stores were closed, and tbe military police and baad were called out on parade. Ia Salisbury tba rector delivered a very good address at the English church, where tba services were held. The stores were doted, and the government departments as well, from 11 to 1." Any one who waots a good cow should attend tbe sale that A Smith aal Wiggins are to have on Friday of this week.

There will be soma fine hogs sold, also, and Mr. Smith will let all bis fiae Jersey herd go without reservation. Among them are some of tbe finest cows in tbe country. Mr Smith brought tba first Jerseys west ot the Mississippi forty years ago. and his animals have always bees the best to be toned.

Tbe sale will be at the Wiggins farm, two miles west of the posteffice, on tbe California rose. No one who is looking for excellent stock can afford to miss this opportunity. The extent of the ic juries sustained by Mrs Naiamith yesterday, by falling dowa tbe cellar stairway in tbe Innea store, bave not been tally determined, bat she is resting easier today. Ono of the Men Enaaired In tbe Great Northern Expreaa Robbery Believed to Have Been Arrested. St Louis, Nov 6 A man who gave the name of John Arnold, but whose descrip tion tallied exactly with that ot Harvey Lcgan, one of the three men who robbed tbe Great Northern railway express train.

No 3, at Wagner, Mont, about 2:30 on July 3, last, ot $83,000, was arrested in tbe bouse of Josie Blake, at 2005 Chest nut street, last night. Evidence which developed after the ar rest cosfimed the grounds of the arrest the man proving to be the criminal wanted. The police today secured a valise con taining between $30,000 and $50,000 in notes of a national bank, supposed to be a part ot the proceeds of that haul. The man was arrested at tbe instigation of a jeweler from whom he had purchased a gold watch with some of the new bills The watch and $400 in new bills were found on bim. He asserted be obtained the money in a gambling house in Mem phis.

Tbe woman who had registered at the Laclede hotel as Mrs Litiie Kose, was taken into custody today, and escorted to Chief Desmond's office, where she con- leased that she bad forged tbe signatures of tbe officers of tbe bank to tbe notes. A A no bitcs. was maao a mo woman was leaving me notei. ane carnea a bag in WDICO was a mass OI I20 OUIS. 1 niS a mass with her trunk, that was just being loaded into an express wagon, are now at tbe police headquarters, bbe claimed not to know the man named Laughbaugb, alias Harry Alonzo, whom the police arrested last night in connection with tbe robbery.

The couple came to the hotel last Friday, registering as man and wife. Tha woman was remarkably calm when arrested and at first denied any robbsry, saying that she and her husband bad re cently come here 01 a visit from Viuks- burg, Miss. Mrs Rose, who is about 25 years old, bad spent much money in St Louis. threat Benit Prinonera Escape. Great Bend Kan, Nov 6.

During an early hour four prisoners escaped from tbe county jail by removing a stone in the side wall. This is the secend time within a month tbat a jail delivery has cccurred bere. All four tbat escaped were to be tried tbis November term of court. Miss Slone Hratd From. Washington, Nov.

6 -The state depart ment received today a cablegram from Consul General Dickinson at Constantinople, saying be bad received a letter from Miss Stone, tbe missionary held by the brigands for ransom, dated October 29. KANSAS NEWS NOTES Gov Stanley believes there should be no elections at all in' eff years He would bave county commissioners elected for six. years instead of three and then elect one every other year when officers are elected. The right kind of a man can get a job as nhvsician of the ToDeka insane asylum The state board of charities and correc- tions is looking for that sort of a man. Tbe place was vacated by Dr Minney some time ago.

i State Treasurer Grimes expects to lay aside bis notspaid-for-want-of funds stamp after November 15. He thinks tbe delinquent taxes now coming in will tide state over until the new taxes begin to come in In January. The Ancient order of Hibernians last night extended an invitation 10 tbe Irish member of parliament, John Redmond, who is visiting in tbis country, to visit To peka. Mrs Palton. the mother of Emmett, is expected in Topeka in a few days to re- main bere until after tbe hearing for her son's pardon, which will be on November 15th.

The quail season does not open until December 1. The grain dealers are not tha only peo ple who complain of car shortages. Soma of the miners in southeastern Kansas are sending similar complaints to the state board of railroad commissioners. Mayor Hughes of Topeka has received tbe picture of Topeka's first mayor, Lor-1 ing Farnsworth. Only one picture is now missing that is Sam Fletcher, who served in 1864 and 1865.

Tbe Kansas City Medics will play the Manhattan farmers' football them this afternoon at Manhattaa. Judge Hasen bas beard the arguments in tha preliminary motion in the case ot the city of Topeka against tbe Water com pany and bas taken tbe matter under advisement. A scheme is on foot to consolidate the National Aid Association of Kansas, with tbe Bankers' Union of Amsrica, of Iowa. Both are fraternal insurance companies. Gov Stanley has appointed Isaac Garvey of New York as a commissioner of deeds for Kansas in tbat state.

Gov Stanley's mail continues to bring occasional letters fro a people who oppose the pardon of Emmett Dalton. Tbe rehearing in the case of Troutman Stone against tbe De Boissiere Orphans' Home association, will come up at the No vember term of tba supreme court. Tbe Wolf Hunt. The bounds are coming, fifteen cr twenty strong, for tha wolf hunt that will take place west of town tomorrow morning. The lines for tha bunt will be formed at daylight at tbe Bracket! school house, and everyone who bas a horse and gun is invited to join in the bunt.

Tba farmers of tbat part ot the country are Setermined to get rid of tba wolves and are in earnest in the big bunt for extermination that will taka place tomorrow morning. 1 i The board of county conmisaieners continued tha transaction of tbe business ot tha regular monthly session today. Nothing was dona but ta allow some bills. Tha Men's club of the' First Methodist church will meat tomorrow night at tha bosM of Mr March. i I I A.

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Bf. Xewniark, Vloe Prwidenl, 8. A. Wond. AMtuaabieii Capital $100,030.

Sprains $23,000. -IH racier s. A.Monroe. O. Ororenor, Bf.O.afanle at.

Newmark W. March, Maraa. Kben tiAiuwla. Watkins NfiS Carjital $100,000 Surplus 20,000 3. B.

Watklna, 0. H. Taeker, President, Caabier. O. A.lHtlL.

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United States Depository. The security of depositors la la the tsterrU of the bank's directors and offloers. IIMreetero. H. tt.

Moore, P. A. Bailey. T. W.

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OPTICIAN. fctl Mass. St. Urarlnate Chicago College of OpthalmolosT No fancy rmona. but rood, bonaat work abB an absolute guarantee.

uererenoMi Any pbyaiclan In tbe city. G-. F. GODDING, LIVEHY bTABLE. Fine back, for Far lea.

Wfddlnr and Funerals Spoclal attention boarding horses. NI4-MIO trrsaeafwa. fVpivwlte I awirnc (I um: MAKKETBY WJLIiEe CUICAUO L4VK STOCK. Cbioaoo, Nov. a.

Cattib 2'0O0: Steers I S) atoekers ani feeder 3.0O34.tt: cow. and heifers li4a To? Bulks CHICAGO GRAIN. CmoAoo. Kov. a.

WBrar-Nov Tit. re7i May 71. COBB-NovM: 61 O'ts-NovOK fc. Mar ntj Pobb Niv Jan 14 8ttt Labo-Nov S.85 Jaa KANSAS CITY QRAIK. Kansas Crrv, Mo.

Kev Whs at Dee 07 May rifcO- Cash No fbareWaHiNo 7CK: No red Tl No ev. 70 Receipts vbeat 61 ears Cork -Dee o24UX: May 611 cash No mlxeo tiW Not whits at ots No white toatt Bra No 6 Bat Choice timothy 13.OOOII.tOi eholoa pra rle ItbOQlSOu Butt br creamery t0 dairy fanes 14 IS Eeos -Freeh IS. KANSAS.CITY LIVE STOCK. Kansas Crrr. Nov.

a. Cattlb-1300 Steady. Native beef steers 4.9C6.70; w. ard belters 1.60 H.f; locker, and feedAfa I OCC.40t bolls l.2&O4.0O calves I Steady. Hetvy l.tlOLBsi paeksrs a 7 CI B0: medium Stl light M0 M0; yorkers I XN3VTI! piss 4 tOQVJS btsady.

Mat'on. IjuOnt 00 1 lambs 4 0ua4 rants withers I.Be. US ewes t.O3,40; stockera and feeders t.OOOAM LOCAL MARKETS. Wednesday, Nov. (, to 6 CO Wheat ele to etc a tubal.

Corn M2 60a aba. Hay-fl to IB a ton. to I.TI a barrel. Butter-Its to 17e a pound. Eags-llkle a dozen.

Above prices art those paid In Lawrtnoetor tarai probucta as bioarbt so town. Advertised Ltier, Tbe following is the list of latter remaining uncalled for io tbe poa toffies at Lawrence, tor the week ending Nov. 6, 1901. L4C1SS, Clara Vitia Hn Montgomery Mr Minnie Mark ktUs Villa Morrii klw Li lle ream Mra 1. Von Wolt TlUle OENTS McOe Albert Monroe Madison Wroiy ba.

Wl 11 imi Wood Jamas Wo hi Bolcn Ben Camrrn A wford WL Oolrln Davla Guv Echols Pate DEPABTuXNT. Cosby Mary Parties calling for tbe above letters will; please say advertised giving tbe date of the sane. Have your mail addressed to your street and number and it will be delivered promptly. E. F.

Caldwell, Postmaster. Yon may get tired of seeing Raymond's ads about his pure spices, but tire not. Try tbe spices and then be thankful that Raymond sticks to it. Our black and white powered peppers are pare. No cayenne to sharpen tbe taste or to cover adulterations.

Onr's is core pepper and fall strength. Mr A Dixon of Kansas City is bonding a new bcoie at 707 Coa Beetles street for bis sisters, tbe Miaeaa Elite bath aad Gnssie Dixon. Fountain peas all the best grades and fully warranted at ftmith'a new depot. ono laanwy. The man who gets bis a hurts ordef at Wilder Bros made to A full liae of foot bait goods stock at Smiths news depot.

sow ta "Our Push" at company. the Lawrence Dttj HIS RELATIVES ALL SUMMONED At Midnidit His Condition Was Reported Very Grave. HISTORY OF CHINESE LEADER. Nov 6, 12:40 m. It is an nounced tbat Li Hung Chang is dying.

JNew York, Nov 6 Tbe Pekin corres pondent of tbe Herald says Li Hung Chan is dying. Members of the family bave been sum moned and tbe fatal termination of his illness is feared. Li Hung Chang was born in in Gan- bway province. He is a noted Chinese statesman, known as "the Bismarck of Asia." He joined Gordon io opposing the Esi-p'ing rebellion against Tartar rule; they were successful, both received tbe yellow jacket and the three eyed pea cock's feather, the highest honors bestowed by the emperors. He was appointed viceroy of Chi-bi-li province and senior grand secretary of state in 1870, remaining tbe intermediary between China and the world at large until the beginning of the war with Japan.

With tbe first re verses of the war of 1894 on tbe Chinese side his enemies prevailed npon the emperor to strip bim of bis highest decora- lions, and, later, he was consigned to share the command of tbe army with Prince Kung, the emperor's uncle. Later still be and Prince Kung were superseded in command of the army by Lin-kunyi, an enemy oi l.i But at the close of tbe war, after ineffectual efforts by others, Li Huog Chang was made high commissioner for China, with absolute powers, and brought about an agreement for peace between bis country and Japan. He was the organiz-r of the only body of modern soldiers China employed, the founder of ber navy of modern ships, the builder ot her only railway. The faults of the Chinese army for which he was disgraced early in ths wtr were were due to tbe weakness aad ignorance of tbe tsuog-li yamsn, tbe board wh ch conducted tbe war, and to which Viceroy Li was subordinated. In 1895 he became prime minister of China.

Ha visited Europe and tbe United States it 189S. CONCORDIA. TO BE DRY. Council Shifts Responsibility for Open Saloons Upon Mayor. Concordia, Kan 6 The city council last night, by unanimous vote, adopted a resoluticn petitioned for by ninety male residents of the city, calling for ''the strict enforcement of all ordinances, without distinction as to violation or violator." It is aimed particularly at tbe joints, and practically shifts all responsibility on Mayor Messall, who was elected oa a liberal ticket and has heretofore bad tha support of a majority of the council in his policy ef permitting tbe joints to run under a fine sjstem which has brought in a 'revenue of $100 monthly from each of eight saloons.

The mayor now announces that be is tired of having ths entire responsibility for the loints placed on bis shoulders, aal will close every one of them, on matter what the cost to the city. It he succeeds in shutting off all illegal liquor selling in the city, it will be tbe first time in history. WOMAN SEEKS TERRIBLE Mrs. Mayer of St Paul, Barns Heraeli In Frightful Manner. St Panl.

Nov 6. Mrs William Mayer of this city, who imagined she was a burden to her family, sought to end her life, and tbe attempt will probably be successful. She filled tbe bath tub at ber home with newspapers, satnratrd the mass with kero sene, lighted it and then )eaaed over, with ber face in the roaring flames. Before discovered, she was shockingly burned and cannot recover. Tbis is tbe third attempt suicide she tss made within three days.

SHERIFF STOPPED BOBBEBT. Men Lined Up Against Saloon Bar Are Believed by Officers. Bisboe, A Nov 6 At Noco, a deputy sheriff killed Lipe Ship and wounded Ed Mecu, while tbey were robbing a room nil of men, whom tbey had lined up against the bar in a saloon. Tbe deputy crawled behind the counter, and opened fire with a shot gun. Although wounded, Mecus escaped to a horse and got away.

Duller May Retaliate. London, Nov 6 Bullor, it is said, considers himself the victim of a South African conspiracy, and bis friends say tbat be threatens to vindicate his reputation by exposing tbe machinations of the conspirators who have bsen traducing bim by telling the secret history of tbe Jameson raid and other operations. Indian to Bo Tried for Murder. Topeka, Nov. 6.

Joseph Dsroin, a Pottawatomie Indian, was brought to Topeka from Hiawatha by the United States marshal and lodged in jail to await trial in tbe federal court on tbe charge of murder. He is charged with killing Murray Campbell. Michigan Bank Bobbed. Grand Rapids, Mich, Nov 6 A safe in the private baak of Odonald Morton at White Hall, was blown open by robbers early today, and $2,000 taken. Tbe explosion did $500 damages.

Dragged Death by His Horse. Hoxie. Kan, Nov. 6, Miller, of Oberlin, while cutting ont cattle near here jester day, was thrown from from bis horse and dragged. He died this morning.

"BUly" Deford, tha democratic editor LOW CARRIES NEW YORK CITY The Tammany Organization Gets a Stunning Defeat. BIG IOWA MAJORITY GIVEN. The resnlt ot the elections held yester dsy over the country was entirely satis factory from a republican standpoint Tbe republican majorities remained at ibeir re'ative size, wbea tbe vote cast was Ueo iato consideration, and in some in stances tbe figures were no'ably gratifying to tbe members of tbe party. In New York city Mr Low was elected mayor over the Tammany candidate by 39 864. Nebraska went republican by 7 ooo.

Iowa's republican mtjsrity is placed a 100.000 tbis afternoon. Pennsylvania gives 35,000 republican majority. Massachusetts gives 70.000 republican mijKity. Tee republican majority in Rbode Island is placed at 5.000. In New Jersey tbe republictn majority is placed at 15.000.

Tbe figures cn Ohio tbis afternoon are placed at 75,000 for republicans. NEW YORK. New York, Nov. 6 Complete unofficial returns from every district in greater New York give Low 234,992 and Sbepard, democrat, 265,128, making Low's plurality 29.864 Edward Grout tbe fusion candidate for controller received 299,713 votes; Wo Ladd, democrat, 254 737. a fusiooist p'n- ralitv of 44.976.

Unofficial returns from every election district in New York county give Jerome, fusiooist. a lead of 15,883 over Uoger, democrat, in tbe race for tbe district ai- torneyihip. A revised recapitulation of tbe vote on president of borough shows Foroas, fusion- ist bas Van Hoesen, democrat, beaten by a plurality of 31,384. Other results fol low: la the bjroogi of Qteens, Cassidy, democrat, defeated Dobt, fosioaist.fsr tbe presidency of tbe borough by 3,953 Pla" rality. In the borough of Bronx Hafieo, democrat, for president, was elected with a plurality of 1,470 over Wells, fusionist.

la tbe borough of Ricbm.nd, Cromwell, fusiooist, was elected president with a plurality of 468 over Miller, democrat. In Kings county Gu3en, fusiooist, was e'ected sheriff over Hesterborg, democrat by Guden it 8,053, Hesterborg 94.244- TAM1ASY SCORED. Londcn. Nov 6. The most vindictive opponents of Tammany even in tbe thick of tte campaign could not have painted that ore anization in blacker colors than do tbe editorial writers in the afternoon newspapers bere today, in congratulating New York on the of the election.

CROUCH DEAIfcS Hl'MURS, New York. Nov 6 Croker denied today that be had given op tbe leadership of Tammany halt Croker said: "The report that I am to quit politics is absolutely false: aod it is not true tbat I am to sail fjr Europe at once OHIO. Columbus. Nov 6. Revised retarns show tbe republicans gained almost everything except at Columbus where disaffection over some ot Nash's appointments and "local option" cause i great democratic gains, and in Cleveland where factional fighting and Mayor Johnson's crn-side on taxation predominated.

Wherever "local option" was made a distinct issue tbe liquor men won. List night it was said many free silver did not vote, but today tbe free stiver democrats resent tbis charge, and say tbat Kilboorae was 000 ot tbe original tree silver men. Ha is still one of tbe most ardent admirers of Bryan. While various causes for the result are mentioned by tbe democrats, including tbe superior organization ot republicans. tbe republican leaders say their success was mostly due to the endorsement of Roosevelt.

Foraker and Nasb, and a desire to perpetuate tbe principles tbat were promulgated by McKinley. when be became governor ten years ago. IIAHILTOX COCSTT. Cincinnati. Nov 6.

Complete unofficial retarns from Hamilton county shows tbe tollowiog vote: Nasb, republican, 4.37 Kilbourne democrat, 36.866, a plurality tor Nasb of 5 811. Tbe Nasb vote is about 3.000 below tbe average of his ticket, while Kilbourne ran a boat 3.000 above the average ot tbe democratic ticket. THE ESTIMATES 6BOW158. Columbus, Nov 6 Chairman Dick at noon gave out a statement in which be estimated tbat tbe plurality for Nash would be over 75.00a) and probably over 85.000 for tbe rest ef tbe republican state tickeL Tbe republicans have twenty-one of tba thirty-three state senators and seventy 8( tbe 110 representatives, RHODE ISLAND. Pr.videace, Nov 6.

Gregory, repablis can, was re-elected governor of Rhode Island by a plurality ot over 3.000 against 8,859 last year. Tba general assembly was largely res public in, but by a decreased majority. With tbe single exception of Central Falls the democrats elected mayors in all tba five cities ot tbe state. KANSAS. Emporia.

Nov 6. The Lyon coon 1 7 republicans cat tba populist ma or tne imawa nepnoiicaa-Aimea, inates William Allen White as a rennhll. can candidate for United States senator to succeed Senator Harris. ter term yesterday..