Lawrence Daily Journal from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 1

i VOLUME XXXIV LAWRENCE, KANSAS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1902 NUMBER 63 iATTUITiT-UW. fATOBID COJITaVACXSTBTKBI. BOYS SAVED A TBA1B ClTr DIREOTOItY. FLOOD IN VERMONT. KANSAS POLITICS.

Ill SHOWS. BRITISH LOSS. Dleaatreete Wreak aa tka Clever Leaf A varied fey Herele A alia a. Kokomolod, March 3. Yesierday two little boys, Clifford Cbapmaa aad Daaaie Arbuckle, aged 8 aad 9 years, prevented a disastrous wreck oa the Clover Leaf railway between this city aad West Mid dletoa.

Tbe lads fouad a rail brokea aad twist ed, aear tbe wildcat bridge. Kaowiog that the fast passenger, tbe "Commercial Traveler," was due, aad at that momeat thundering along at the rate of fifty miles an bour, oae of the boys rao around tbe curve, aad by using bis "sock cap" a sigaal, succeeded ia stopping the train. CTJBBEHT COBBEXTS. The experimeat was lately tried ia tha New York public school libraries of ask ing 130 childrea to vote oa their favorite books. In a list of authors submitted to thsir consideration, Horatio Alger led with 26 votes, Miss Alcott coming second witb 21.

Among the peers who hsve inherited barrea titles, is ths youag Earl of Seafield, who at tke age of 12 succeeded to an earl dom, two viscounties aad two baronies, without so much as a siagle acre of lead to maiatain his dignities. Meyer Bimberg, widely known as Bim, tbe button man, "because he menu- factures campaign buttoos, has fileda pe tition in bankruptcy in New York. His troubles, however, are not doe to aay slump in tbe button trade, or to failure of tbe prediction be made sa to whst faces should go upon the bu'tons, but to outside business ventures. Prof John Quackenbos.tho New York phyaician who has msde some special investigations in hypnotism and likewise some startliag statements concerning it aow suggests that traiaad nurses shonld study to become adepts ia the science so as to exert as powerful aa influence ss possible oa their patieata. Tbe danghter of johann Strauss once asked all ber masicsl friends to write their names with phrases from their works in her albnm.

When tbe book wss brought to Brahms he wrote tbe opening phrase of the "Bine Danube waltz, and underneath it tbe words, "Not, I regret to ssy, by yonr devoted friend, Johsnnes Brahms Senator Tillman's characterization of Senator Beveridge as a grasshopper" reminds the Boston Herald of Edmund Burke's eloquent observation upon that insect. Said Burke: "Because half a dozen grasshoppers under a fern mske the field ring witb tbeir importunate chink, while tboutaads of greet cattle repose beneath ths shade of the osk, chew the cud and are silent, pray do aot imagine that those who make the noiae are the ooly inhabitants of the field, er that, after all, they are other thaa tbe little shriveled, masgre, bepping, though loud aad hour." troublesome, insects of tbe Tbedebste between Hsrvsrd and Prince ton will take place in Cambridge on MarcS. 26, and Harvard hss presented to Princeton tbe following question: "Resolved, Tbst Msyor Low should strictly enforce tbe excise laws in New York city." Princeton has until Msrch 6 to decide which side she will choose. Every Yale man that goes to Wales makes a pilgrimage to Wrexham church, where Elibu Yale lies buried. Ths Ysle visitors' book for tbe church will soon be sent on.

It bears tbe ascription on its blue morocco cover, "The parish church of Wrexham, Wales, From the atudenta of Yale university, 1701 1901 A wealthy young man on his way to Europe tfor the first time, dropped into conversation with Marion Crawford, tbe celebrated novelist, wbo bas no small rep utation for globe trotting. Said the beginner: "No doubt the American abroad can make bis wsy about oa a very small stock of foreign language?" Only one phrase is 1 really bnecesary," replied Mr Crawford. "What one is that?" "How much?" Chekib Bey is a lost diplomat. He came to Washington six months ago credited to President McKinley, but bad bo time to present bis papers. Consequently tbe Roosevelt sdminlstration does not know be is on esrtb.

Princess Iolanda of Italy at the age of 7 months is beginning to tslk. She ssys "pap" and "mamma" and ber English and Italian nurses are quarreling as to whether she is speaking in Italian or English. Dr George Croly's address is oftsa ia-quired for from bis publishers. Tbey have adopted this stereotyped aatwer: "We have no doubt as to the prsseat abode of Dr Croly, as be waa good man; but tbe United States postal antborities have no facilities for sending letters thither." Sir Philip Burne-Jones. tbe aoted Eaglisb paiater aad a consia of Rudyard Kipling, bas sailed from Engltnd for America.

He will briag with him his eel ebrated pain tin "Tbe Vampire," which created so much atteatioa whea it wss exhibited in the new gallery in London in 1897. A piece of virgin gold weighing 82.18 ounces troy was put in tbe melting pot of tbe United States assay office at Helena, Moataaa, negotiations for its preservation in nugget form having failed because of the impossibility of an exact assay. BOBDICA. Taaeka. racial Trata Betarataa Rouad trip 78 cents.

Tickets oa ssle via the Santa Fa on March 3th. Return March 6tb, Special train leaves Topeka returning at 11:10 00 March 3th arriving Lawrence 11:30 ra. BssbbIbm Btadles Beete. Tba Journal bindery will put a good cover oa your magazines aad mske it mach easier to preserve them than to have them around unbound. Tba ctst of tbe work is light, and tba variety of coverings is such that yon caa get jast what yon want.

A telephone message or a postal card to tba office will briag someone to yoar bouse to get the work to be done. Avea4es rta) la Btaral Sewse mjtu aaa Cambist. Washington. March 3 Tjs bouse took ap tbe consideration of tbe bill to classify tba rural free delivery service and sub stitute tba con ft act for tba salary system for rural carriers. Load of California in favor of tba mraiure declared that ia bis opinion tbe question involved wat of mora importance than any which would come before tba preseat congress.

Upon tbe solutioe would depend whether the rural free de livery service woald cost ultimately $6o, 000,000 or 170,003,000 per annum. Tbe service ap to this time, bad been a poli deal oae and it bad given many members of congress their first taste of tbe sweets of public patronage. HKLD TU BR ILsVCCIAX. Mrewt Car OraUaaaee Beaaclaer Fares Oversale. Washingtoa.March 3 Ia a decision ren dered in tbe supreme court today it wai held the ordinance enacted by the city goverameat of Detroit arbitrarily reducing tba street car fares to three can's was ir regular and without binding effect Tba decision construed tbe fixing of fares at 5 cents to be in tbe natnre of future of contracts.

A CASK DISMISSED. A Cailferaia PBlewalBa; Can Tferewa Oat ay Saareaae Caart. Washington, IMarch 3. The Uaited States supreme court today dismissed the case of Cordelia Botkin vs tbe people of tbe state of California. She ia under sentence of life imprison ment on the charge of murdering Mrs Dunning by sending ber a box of poi- soaed caady.

tase Caart tJanveM. Washiagton, March 3. The supreme court todsy affirmed the decree of the supreme court of tbe state of Illinois, involv ing the validity of tbe state statute imposing a fine of from fio.oo to $1000 for dealing ia futures. I. BAD ISO XIJIC HE POST Kaei as Ieeraeaa I' fa Bales afZtaa Vaaer straaa; Joplia, Mo, March 3.

Tbe enormous increase in the sales of sine ore aad tba activity and firmness of tbe demand for this ore were two features of the week in this district. Practically every pound of tbe product was sold, bat it was not all delivered, owiag to heavy roads caused by tbe breaking op of tbe ground, as the frost wss drawn out by southerly winds aad warm rains. What was not loaded of tbe past week's output was, however, equalled by tbe shipment of the last remnant of reserve stock from last year. Tbe amount of ore oa band tbe first of the year was not large, and now this is gone. Tbe continuance ol wintry condi- tons for six weeks reduced tbe output to a minimum, and all the time additions to tbe smelting capacity was steadily creating a larger demand.

This demand will be still further increased within tbe next sixty to ninety days by the blowing in of new smelters and additions to existing ones. WRECKED BY EXPLOSION. ssy Eaepleyae Barely Zaeaaael with. Tbetr lives. New York, March 3.

An explosion to-day wrecked a five story building on Canal street, occupied by the Aste Press Printing compaay. Tbe building was filled with employes, some of whom were bait by jumping. Half of the Canal street front of tbe structure was blowa iato the street, and the in- terior was almost inttantly a roaring mass rear wall was blown of flames. Tbe against tenements oscnpied by Italians, creating a paaio among tbe occupants. Msay jumped from the windows.

Con- snela Darraato leaped from a window aad died later of tbe injuries. ILXIBOia HAWK FAILED. d. BaskHat Deaaalts Ware as 0000 Liacoln. Ill, March 3 The bank of Ekbart, at Elkhart, Bear bere.

failed to opea its doors todsy. The deposits were ISo.oco. The exact amoaat of the short- sge not known. Tbe officers will fully cover tbe liabilities, tbey say. Former Governor "Uncle Dick" Oglesby aad a wealthy cattle king, John Gillette, were the organisers.

Gillett's and Oglesby's farms and cattle raisers are tbe creditors of tbe bank. TABES BACK TO LOTJI8IAJIA. Taaag Farna Baaa Char cat walk Bar- earlae; Sim aw the Way Baatk; Kansas City, Mo, March 3. Edward Batsoa, tbe young farm band, of Spicards, Mo. charged with tbe murder of six mem bers of the Earle family at Welch, passed through Kansss City today in custody of Sheriff Perkins of Calcasien Parish, La, aad a deputy.

To a reporter at the train, Batsoa said: "I am not guilty. I can prove aa alibi," aad Sheriff Perkins observed: "Tbe boy doesa't look like a murderer, yet all tbe circumstances point to him." Batsoa per mitted tbe officer to take bim without requisition papers. Labs' ere ta aa Beneasea Pekia, March 3 An edict has beea issued ordering the docs pi tat ion of the lead era of the rebellion ia Kiangti province. Prince Cbiag declares that toe govern ment has pleaty of troops to restore order, aad that the rebels are discharged soldiers. BtBiPrleeacra Brake Jail.

Baltimore, Md, March 3 Six prisoasrs broke jail at Eastoa, Md, last night and in aa attsmpt to rearrest them, Deputy Sheriff Thomas Thompson was instantly killed. Will Ss ta CharlAAtoa. Washington, March 3 The presideat today informed a committee from Charles" ton. who called upon bim that be woald visit tbe exposition in that city. Five yards ia four years is the rata at which the water pouring over tbe falls at Niagara wears away tba rocks beneath.

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HUGH BLAIR OtaceTS Mam Atraev La wrwaoa. Kaa. Over Jason Hoese's eiotAlac Freshet la tke Wlwaaekl Blver Bias Caaeeel Heavy Laa By Baa aaa Ice Car ajea. Montpelier, Vt, March 3. A tremen dous freshet in Winooski river bss caused thousands of dollars of damage to ciy, railroad aad private property in this city aad viciaity.

Choked by an ice jam, tbe river has riddea steadily for several days, aad daring tbe last night it has reached flood height, overflowed its banks, washed oat highways aod railroads aad swept away two bridges, oae of them being steel structure which it is estimsted will cost tbe city of Montpelier ao.ooo to replace. Dyaamite has been tried on the ice with little effect. WORST IS OYER. Fleaa at Pateraaa. Hew Jersey Beeeaa- lax Lcaa Leas Greater Thaw That by Fire.

New York, March 3 The great flood that bas inundated a large part of the mill section of Peterson, subsided some what daring the night and it is believed tbe worst is over. The estimated loss wrought by tbe flood there is little or no insurance to cover it. Many more families have been rendered homeless by flood than were made so by fire, and the relief committee, whose las bors were becoming lighter daily, is now hard at work seeking to assist those wbo have lost everything by high water. THBEE LIVES LOST Waters at Aaaweia, Hit Beeea4 Biaea Yceterday. Augusts, Ga, March 3.

Three lives were lost bere in tbe flood which swept down the Savannah river Saturday and Sunday. Tbe water baa receded three feet from its highest mark. The business part of the city between tbe canal aad tba river, is coyered from six inches to six feet. Ohia Blver Hie la Psrkersburg, Va, March 3 The Ohio river is jast creeping ap into Ohio aad Ann streets todsy. South Parkersburg, Newport aad Riverside are partially submerged.

A hundred fsmilies have been diivea from homes, Fieod la date. Pittsburg, March 3. Tbe great flood is gone aad the turbulent waters of the Alle-gheaey, Moaongabela and Ohio rivers are sgaia within their natural channels. All dsn ger is over. The great mills have re sumed operations, DEKDOF A DEsPEItTK WO HAN.

She at a Bab aaaTBea Atteaapte4 ta Cans salt Suicide. Jacksonville, 111, March 3. Last night Ida Guthrie, of Concord, this couaty, made an attempt to kill Mitchell Decker, wbo was recently married. She weat to bis home, celled him out aad then fired at bim, the ball passing through bis clothing without injuring him. Decker grsp pled with the womaa and disarmed her, but she escaped from him, and running to a creek near the scene of the shooting, threw herself in.

Pursuers, however, aoan rescued ber from the water and she wss brought to this city and placed under arrest. Before being sesrehed by the offioers the womaa made another attempt at suicide by stab bing herself ia the neck. SET A WEEK. LATEK. Fife Barder Trial la Blaeearl Will Seea Oeear.

Savannah, Mo, March 3 The trial of Stewsrt Fife for the murder of Frank Richardson will begin a week from today. Fifa was arraigned today and bis attoraey entered a plea of aot guilty. Fife eatered tbe court room with Sheriff Holcomb, accompanied by bis mother and father. Mrs Richardson entered, accompanied by ber son John. Aside from summoning the young woman who is expected to testify that Fife was with be' the night Richardson was killed, there is little to indicate the coarse the defense will take.

CCBHEXT conaisTe. It is expected that the most resplendent diamonds at the coming; coronation will be worn by Lady Londonderry. For several generations the Londonderry diamonds have beea in full blare. As far back as 1835 it was recorded by a fashionable diarist that "Lady Londonderry, as Cleo patra, was in a dress literally embroidered with emeralds and diamonds from top to toe." Snuff is coming into fashion again in London, with tbe early Victorian fashion Snuff taking increases the size of tbe nose aad keeps it ia a state of perpetual irrita tion. Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, wbo cele brated bis 66th birthday the other day, is the third artist from Holland to be honored by an English knighthood, the otbers Rubens aad Van Dyct Husbands in Lueebary, Prussia, must be at home at o'clock at night, or pay a line ol fa 30 bail ol which goes to the complainant, wbo ia usually tba wife.

By the census of 1900 only two states have bad more foreign born than native bom male residents of voting age Mia nesota and South Dakota. Cyrus Carleton, of Province, who recently spent several months at Or mood, Fla. found that there were fifty-seven dif- fereal kiads of birds ia that sectioa. A machine bas just beea installed ia tha penaion office at Washington which will lick" aad seal 23,000 official envelopes day. Previously the work was done by band.

Of tba tbirtyeight Sultana who have ruled tbe Ottoman Empire since tbe con- quest of ConstAntinople by tba Turks, thirty-four have died ioleaLdaaths. Postmaster Carter, of Orange court bouse. Va, was one of Moaby's nan wbo waa reported to have been killed at Front Royal during the civil war, aad his name atpnrs oa tba monument at that place ia bcaor of tbe dead confederates. i Laraed, Kan, March 3 The Pawaee republican county convention for the pur po of electing delegates to tbe state con BreaaionAi ana uiaiciai conventions was held. Resolutions were adopted instruct tag tbe delegates to the seventh district congressional convention to rote for the reaomiaation of Chester I Long for con gressmaa, and the delegates to tbe thirty third judicial convention, were instructed to support the aomatioa of Judge Charles Lobdell for judge of this district.

MePberson, March 3. Tba republican convention met in tbe county court room. A resolution was adopted, giving Frank Nelson the right to select the delegates to tbe state convention. Burlington, Kan, March 3 State Sena tor John A Kennedy of Burlington lost in hir fight for the delegation from Cofiey county to the fourth congressional con. vention aad coasequently is oat of tbe rsce for congress.

Medicine Lodge, Kan, March 2 The repuDlican convention ol Barber county elected delegatee to the state congressional aad judicial conventions today. The con gressional delegation, is instructed for Chester I Loag.and the judicial delegation, for Judge Gillett. Tbe state delega tion is uninstructed, Kinsley, Kan, March 3 Tba Edwards county republican convention adopted res olutions indorsing the state admin-stration and Chester I Long. Olathe, Kan, March 3 Tbe republi cans held tbeir county convention. Dele gates were elected to the congressional convention and instructed to vote for the renomination of Congressman Bowersock and were elected to the state convention aad iastructed for Thomas Kelly for state treasurer.

Liberal, Kan, March 3. Ths republican county convention was held. Delegates to the state convention with instructions to support Henry Mason of Gsrden City for associate were uoiastructed zs to other state officers. Tbe delegates to the congressional convention of the sev enth district were instructed for Chester I Long for congressman. Great Bend, Kan, March 3 The repub licans of this county convention met bere to elect delegates.

Dighton, Kan, March 3 At tbe Lane county republican convention the delegates to tbe congressional convention were instrncted for Chester I Long, and to the judicial convention for Lobdell. Yates Center, Kan, March 3. Tbe re publicans of Woodson county elected deles gates to the conventions. The delegstes to the congressional convention were in structed for Miller. Kingman, Kaa, March 3.

The republi can conveation selected delegates to the coagressional convention, aad they were instructed for Chester I Long for congress. St John, March 3. The Stafford county republican convention elected state delegates. Tbey were not instructed. Topeka, March 3.

Scott county bas only two votes in tbe republican stste convention, but they are instructed for three candidates Glenn for lieuten ant governor; Mason, supreme judge; Bone, attorney general. Ness City, March 3. The Ness county republicans met in convention, and after organizing adopted resolutions inlorsing Chester I Long and 0 Lobdell, judge of the thirty-third judicial district. Scaadia, Kan, March 3 Tba repub lican central committee met at Belleville aad called a county convention to meet March aa to elect delegates to tbe state and congressional conventions. A resolu tion was adopted iadorsing Wilson for state auditor.

Greensburg, Kan, March 3 Tbe repub lican congressional delegates were selected for Kiowa county. Congressman Long was endorsed. Tbe convention to select state delegates was set for May ia. Tribune, Kan, March 3 The republi cans of Greeley county instructed for Glenn for lieutenant governor. Ottawa, March 3 The Franklin county republicans selected delegates to the secoad district congressional aad the state conventions.

Harris leads the congressional delegation aad Allen the state delegation. The delegates to the congressional convention are all for the reaomiaation of Bowersock. Gsrden City, March 3 The Fiaaey couaty republican convention instructed for Mason tor associate justice. Meade, Kaa, March 3. At the republi can county convention Bone was in dorsed for attoraey general; Chester I Long was indorsed by resolution for Uaited States senator.

Wellington, Kan, March 3. Tba re publican county convention to choose del egates to tbe state and congressional conventions met bere. March 3 The Kearney county republican convention elected delegates to tbe conventions. Tbe delegates to tba stale convention were instructed for Mason for supreme judge and those to ths congressional convention for Chaster 1 Long Leoti KaBj Mgrcn 3 Wicniu COUBty delegatee are favorable la lh. cBdidaev of Keller for state tress urer, Glenn for lieutenaat gov arnor, Chester I Long for congressman aad Charles Lobdell for judge.

Tbey aot instructed. Spanish aaaals declare that between 1600 and 1700 tba Tapaya mines in Mex- faso rod need i8o.ooo.ooo. and after that tba Indian slaves employed in them mnr- dared the Spanish owners aad tbe mines were lost, On old Spanish maps they ap- northwestern Mexico, about tuty leagues from tba sea, and near tba town of paw- B0W rverea Bear laawgwiB. don't yon start a literary society ia yoar tba new visitor. "Kaze we've got all tba eddicatioa we waa tba reply.

"We knows that rope ia 3 cents a foot far folks that wont leave when their told to, and that twice a 10 when the niggers are TOtln' agia good gover'miat." Mayor A.LSaUa Clty Attorney W. 01 Bpanciar Praffldant of the Council r. Mama City Clerk 8. P. Boore PoUoajBdc K.O.

MAnlAy AtATAhAl 0. T. K. PraaUa Street 0. D.

PlAkeas TreAAurer Paul K. Brooks Superintendent Fire r. Bain Ian A Supt, Cemeteries P. Bolwlak Sexton Cl H. Cemetery R.

8. BoTarlAaA Sexton M. O. Qeo. Loll UbrArtAn Mrs.

B. F. Simpson Welgber and kfeaaurar Ueorg Matca City Engineer Holland Wkeeler OODN01LMIN, rtrst N. 8. OarkA, B.

MoParUae J. RvOrlgga, P. a Marrta. Second Ward Third fourth Ward ruui B. Newmark, P.

Holwlok J.Ortffln. P. W.Xead Kram, Prank Myers P.O. Wast, A. 1.

Dlckei Sixth JUUNXY UUiLiUTUitY. Judge DlAirlet. Co art Clerk O. A. BmArt, Adna ClArte Ad Aline Horner O.

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H. Mitcaall George Plory Walter Payne Deputy Clerk Judge County Ooart Sheriff Under Sheriff County Attorney ProbAt Judge Oounty Clerk Deputy County Clerk TreAsurer Register of Deeds DeputyJR Agister of Deeds. 1. W. Oi P.

Sox B. SosmAB L. B. Powell A. H.

King 1.10 jd DaS O. Elliott A. J. PATOAll ..8. P.

Bosklnaoa J. O. WAttA Coroner Oounty Superintendent Oounty Surveyor Poor Commissioner Oomm'sslonsrs Watkins CaDital $100,000 Surplus 20,000 J. B. WAtblBA, Taakar, OaanJer.

W. E. Uaaen, Aaa't UaeAler. President. O.

A. Bill. VIoa president. 1 Ires tare. WAiklns, Bill, CB.Tnekar.il vy.

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Atoor. SAVlnira department deposits received Tnea days And Fridays. KicnAngea on ail ta pnneipAi aiuas ei taa AorUl. THEC o-TTr-A-nnA National Bank. United States Depositary, iDlreetere.

H. It. Moore, P. A. Bailey, P.

W.BArteldae J. B. GlAthArt, A. Hen er. W.

K. WUllAmA. R. W. EpArr, W.K.Stubtw, J.D.Howeraock Otttewra.

D. Bowersock, PauI K. pooka. President, (Jeahier. R.

W. SpAIT, H. E. BeOBon, Vice President Aaa Oaahlar MerchantsTr A. Monroe, President, p.

March. A. bier. M. NewniArk.

Vic Preatdenl 8. A. Wood. Aaa't Uaablaf 1 Capital $100,000. SDUla $20,000.

Dlractere. A.Monroe. O.OroTenor, M.O. Manley M.Nwmark W. F.

March, AdArkA, Kben lialdwin. H. W. HAYNE. OPTICIAN.

Mill st at TTrmUlra Grd College of Opthalniolotrj No fancy pneee, bat good, honeet work AS An absolute gaarAntee. Reference Any pbyslelnn IB tbe city. G. P. GODDING.

LIVEltT STABLE. FlnA hack, for pArtlee, Weddings and FnnarAlA Specie. Attention to boarding boraaa. Mia Mia Veraneat Mt, OppoAlt 11 ami MARKETS BY WIHE. KANSAS CITY GRA1K.

Kabsas Citt, Mo. Msrek a. WBBAT-MAy 971 Jaly Tti Caaa Vo said 73)4; No T2; No red f0 Ne I No spring 7207. Receipts wheat it ears. Cobb MAy eivi; sept teiit Nol salxes som No white Not, St.

Oats No white is. Brs-No I 61. Hat Choice timothy M.OQ; choice prairie 111.00 Bcttbb Oreamery fABy so. Eees-Presk t) CHICAGO OKAJM. Cbioabo, March WBSAT-MArcfe fliiMAytsoMi Jaly rt OK; Sept 75.

OoBB-MAMb MAy eiHOiit Jaly OftO lit Sept Hk: Oata MArch 41; Mey Uii', Jaly MBItl Sept SO Poaa-March 10; MAy It 10; Jaly a La as March 90; Mav Jaly ti Sept tAt OHIOAOO LIVE STUCK. Cbioabo. Matca. I. Cattu-17000.

Satire ataars stockers and feeders I 83. 71; sows aad heifers rJ4 85. Hogs I00 Pigs light iX03t ti butcher rS at KANSAS CITT LTV STOCK. Kabsas Cttt, March Cattlb 1,000. Strong to 10 big bar.

Native tear oe tM; nattv eows aad bettor I OOCt 76: stockers and feeders ajkOt TSj bolls I.JftCt.Tt; ealvM sOOAM. Hoee-Beeetpte OS; fte to IS higher Beery ttOflS.0 medium too at light SOftS Ui pigs tOOOMO; Yorkers ASNad.10. 8BBBr-S000 StAAdy. Mettoas t.TtOASM lambs 1803SM; western weather AOQA to; was tAOQMO. rtrst published la the Lawrence Dally earns, at Arch 14.

STATE OFKANA8l PVUOLAA OOOBTT, I In tba matt-r of tha aetata of AppblA J. McAllAAter, lata of Dongla eoanir, B.AJ Notlee of Appointment. NOTICE IS BEREBT GIVEN THAT OH tbe tub day of February, A. 0. IA ta nnderalgned waa, by the probate ooart of Donrla conntr.

Kahaaa. dojy Appointed Aad enauned aa Administrator of tee estate of ApphlAj MeAlleater, lata of Doaglaaeoaatv, deceased. All pmrxima Intereeted ta eald estate will take notice ABd govern UsinssJ re AeaorB- toglf O. dlw Administrate. Prince Henry Briefly Entertained by People of the River Town.

FOUR HOURS IN THE CITY Miny Places of Interest Visited by the Party There. ON THE WAY TO CHICAGO St LobJa, Id Arch 3 Priace Haarr ipnt foar boar la tit Loui. dariax which time ha wai royaUj eatertaiaed. A ihort ra ceptioa at the Uaioa lUtioa, the preaaat- Atioa of ab addresa of welcome by Mayor vvcua aaa a aimiUf addran by a commit tee of the Germaa army aad airy veter aaa aad a abort reception preceded the drire throogb tba boaiaeu aection of the city to the watt ead. where at tba St Looia dab, tba priace aad hia Kite, wilb the receptioa committee, breakfaated.

There Mayor Welle preaeBted Priace Hoary a superb caiket of tterliag silver oraameated with tba iaiigaia aad trimm iagt of geld, coataiaiag tba addren pre seated earlier by lis tor Wells. To this address the pnnco respoaded briefly. Tba party was tbea drirea through the reti. deace sectioa of the west ead, iato Forest Park aad to the wailing train, which bad beea bsoled there for their coaveaience. At 11 o'clock, the train left for Chicago, When the special steamed iato the Uaioa station at 7x7 a it was greeted with tba whistles of tba factories aad loco' motives, aad the cheers of tboasaads tath ered to catch a glimpse of Germaa royal ty.

As the train stopped it was boarded by Dr Rilofl, the Germaa consul, aad Mayor Wells. After an escbsage of a few words, the mayor escorted the prince through doable lines formed by. members of the reception committee aad specially picked officers of tba police force, to the wailing room. Everywhere were ta be seen German aad American colors, intertwined in decorations that bad been pot ap with a lavish bead. Rear Admiral Evaas at tracted almost as macb attention as did the priace himself.

When the entire party bad assembled ia tba brilliantly lighted greed ball of the station, Msyor Wells with a few words beaded the priace an official addresa of welcome engraved oa a scroll 01 parchment. Following this, a committee of German war veterans, representing the Den tech er Land wear Vsreia, the Deoticber Milita Vereia and tbe Krieger Vereia of St Louis aad the Veteraaea Vereia of Springfield, Mo. were presented to tbe priace. Tbey gave bin a bean- tilully eograved scroll. It resd Yoor Royal Highness: I have the honor ia tbe same of tbe Germaa military societies of St Louis sad Springfield.

Mo to eitend to you their heartfelt greetings aad hearty welcome. At tbe same time will your highness greatly oblige as by accepting tbe address?" Prince Henry responded heartily to tbe sddreaa of bis former fellow countrymen. He spoke a word to each member of tbe committee. While this was going oa, tba priace turned to Rear Admiral Evans, who stood aeer by aad said: "Most of these fellows served ia tba same wsr with me." A short receptioa ended tba ceremonies at tba Uaioa station. Then commenced the drive to the St Louis club.

There were ten carriages, the crince, msyor. Ad miral Evaas and Cental Rieloff in tbe first. I Tbe throng was walled in by tbe building and tba police lines ia the neighborhood of tbe St Louis dab when the police ar rived, aad as at other points along tbe route through tbe city, there were entbu siaatic cheers. As tbe priace drove op to the dab, a squadron of cavalrymea presented arms, aad tbe patrolmen tbeir batons. Ia tbe ball room where tbe breakfast was served, guests were seated around a long table retembliag a horse shoe.

Mayor Wells presided. Ia tba prince's psrty were Gea Cor bin. Assistant Secretary Hill, Gen Von Plessen, Admiral Von Tir pritx. Gov Dockery, Admiral Von Secken-eorfi. Admiral Evaas, Gen Bates, Ad Biral Von Eisendecksr and David Francis.

After tbe discussion of aa elaborate meaa, lor wbicn 13a covers were is to, tbe presideat of the Uaited Ststes aad the emperor of Germany were toasted. Tba mayor presented the freedom of tbe city aad casket coataiaing the address of welcome to which tbe prince responding said: Sines re ac bin Amsrica I have been traveling day aad eight through this wonderful eoaatry aad I assure yon that I have been deeply impressed by tbe hoes pitality and kiadly feeling I have met wilb day aad eight. At tba coadasisn of the ceremonies, the entire party re-entered tbe carriages for the drive to the train, which in tba msan time, bad beea transferred to Forest park. Chicago, 111, March 3. Prince Henry will arrive ia Chicago this evening, and straightway enter opon a round of entertainments as strenuous as weitera hospi tality can make it.

ATcrrllaty Btura Washington, March 3 Tba seatte bat passed the bills changing tba boundaries beiween tbe southern aad ceetral districts of district courts of the Indian territory providing for minimum punishments ia certain cases ia tba Indian territory where Arkaasaa laws apply Bee AeranlUee- ta Beares. Tellaride, Cola, March 3. No one was permitted to go to tba Liberty Bell mine today to look for tba bodies of victims of tbe snow slide last Friday. It is still snowing aad dangerous to venture opon tbe menntaina. Steak Brake Ikeelvcat.

Chicago, III. March 3 Wm Was maasdorf. a stock broker, baa coafeesed insolvency. Tba liabilities are $91,300. Another Disastrous Attack by Boers Is Reported by Lord Kitchener.

OVER 600 IN THE LOST LIST. Boers Repeatedly Attacked Separated Parts of Convoy. TWO GUNS WERE TAKEN ALSO. London, March 3. Ia a despatch from Pretoria, Kitchener sends details of a dis aster to an escort of the coavoy of empty wagons at Vondonoy, Transvaal.

The British casualties ia killed, wound ed aad men made prisoners, reach the total of 63a. Ia addition the Boers captured two guns. Lieutenaat Col. Anderson, wbo commanded the British force aad who has returaed to Kraaipaa, Cape Colony, with nine offioers aad 243 men, reports whea bis advance guard was within ten miles of Klerksdorp, 25 they were at tacked by tba Boers who were twice driv en off. Later the rear guard was attacked by strong force of Boers, and simultan eously another body of Boers boldly charged the center of the convoy aad stampeded the mules, throwiag escort into confusion, daring which the Boers charged aad recharged, riding down tbe sepsrated British units.

The fighting lasted two hours during which two British guns and a pompon al most exhausted their ammunition. A detachment of 200 mounted infantry from Klerksdorf attempted to reinforce the British, but were held in check by tbe Boers. Tbe strength the Boers is estimated from 1.200 to 1,700. Commandants De larey, Kemps, Gelliers, Lemmer, Colliers, Wolmarans aad Potgieter were all present. Lemmer is said to have beea killed.

ALL ABOTJBDTHE WORLD, Judge Morris of Ohio, recently held that tbere is a distinction between a habitual drinker and a habitual druakard. About 16,000,000 pounds of mooaroni, valued at $800,000, is annually sent from Italy to the United States. Tacoma, Wash, is 3,200 miles from New York by the shortest route, aad it takes 127 hours to get there Japan's foreign trade bas in thirty years increased from less thad ti to nearly $7 per capita per annum, Tbe university of Paria bas 243 profes sors, seventy-six 01 wnom oeiong 10 ine medical faculty, while fifty-two teach lit erary breaches, iorty-nine natural science, etc. The teat in which the dowager empress of China travels is made of yellow silk, oopiously embroidered in silver aad gold witb great dragoas and biasing sunt. In Gal way City, where there is one pub lie bouse for every 100 inhabitants, a movement bas been started to induce the magistrates to refuse new licenses.

A weatern cattle man says that all cows lie down on tbeir left side, aad never on their right side unless tbe left is injured. Tbe cars of tbe United States fish commission traveled 103,000 miles last year in the distribution of usn aad eggs. Twelve million New Years' cards passed through the Berlin city postoffice on Jsnu ary 1, exclusive of those sent out of town. Tbe first cotton mill in this couatry was established ia Beverly, Mass, in 1787. It wss designed to manufacture cord aad bed ticking.

Chicago has three building seventeen or more stories in height, seven of sixteen stories, three of fifteen, six of fourteen aad seven of thirteen. This according to tha coa at of an alderman. General William Blsckmar, of Boston, possssses the chair in which General Grsnt sat while writing ant tbe articles of capitulation at Appomattox. Thay are digging a special hole ia tha wall of the Waldorf Astoria for his royal highness. Prince Henry.

It will be a pri vate door on the Thirty-third street side. There will also be a brand new private elevator to lift tba priace to tbe banquet ball. It will be enameled in white aad gold. On every side New York is putting oa its best bib aad tuckar ia honor of the royal visitor. Ever since Mrs Bonine shot James Sey mour Ayres in tbe Kenmore hotel, Wash ingtoa, tha bouse baa been losiag caste, until now it is entirely empty, with "To Rent" signs all ovsr its front.

All sorts of ghosts are said to prowl about tha place and hardly a Washington family would go there to live rent free. Tbe building was erected by George Washington aad others as an investment shortly after tbe city was laid out. A lawsuit of much interest, more be cause of the point involved than because of the prominence of tbe parties to it, is that brought by Atwood Violet te for damages against Benedict, Graver Cleveland's friend. Mr Violet tea wife and daughter fell ill ia a bouse in Greenwich, rented from Mr Benedict, and subsequent investigation ahowed im perfect plumbing. The plaintiff alleges the illness was caused by tba unsanitary conditions and sues oa that ground.

bb To call oa Wilder Bros, and be measared for their summer order of shirts, A fit gaaraataed ia every particular. Work on tbe new telephone building was commenced in earnest this morning. Tba fire department he'd its regular monthly drill this morning. The spring-like weather ada everybody feel good. again today Mrs Wagstaff was about tba same today aa Saturday.

A car of Jenny Lead, on tba way for Griffin. 3 I 1 i- 1, i'.