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cent per day.
One Gallon will burn GO hours.
The needle keeps the burner clean, so it will not dog, and
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Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent cllssen of
Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonderful
deliverance from a frightful death. In
toiling of it he says-“I was taken with
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My lungs became hardened. I was so weak
1 couldn’t even sit up in bed. Nothing
helped me. 1 expected to soon die of Con
sumption, when I heard of Dr. King’s
New Discovery One dottle gave great re
lief. I continued to use it, and now am
well and strong, 1 can’t say too much in
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NEW YORK WORLD
THRICE A-WEEK EDITION.
Almost a Daily at the
Prick of a Weekly.
The presidential campaign is over
but the world goes on just tho same
and it is full of news. To learn tins
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is t,i look in tho columns of Tho
Tlu icc-a- Week Edition of The New
York World which comes to the
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per year. We offer this unequaled
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er one year for *1.45.
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he two papers is *2.00.
His La: $ Mjjfniw on every Onininc box of tho gent'ins
T o Tablets
no ti .ntxc tt ; old fit cue day
MAN AND STEER
FIGHT TO DEATH
Bloody Duel In a
Pen In Florida.
QUO VADIS IS RECALLED
Ituipii limine iliu a Iliriiiliig Experi
ence With Elerco Steer—Seriously
Womuled t>y Eatter’s Ilorus Before
He liccniiie Victorious,
Tampa, Fla., July 3.—Aa euraged
■teer aud a l aw iy man fought a battle
of life or dcaiu iacother morning at the
slaughter pen of D. O. i uitou, on the
Six-Mile road, uear Tampa, says The
Tribuuo. It was such a battle, as that
betweeu the giant Ur»us and the bull iu
the Roman arena, described so vividly
by Siukieweiz in his masterful “Quo
Vadis. ” The battle ended with the
steer dead un i tho man torn by the mad
animal’s horns and crushed by tils bools.
It is not believed that he can recover.
At 10 o’clock the other morning Ralph
Hodge, one of the butchers t*v D. O.
to Fulton, do his went daily into slaying. ttie slaughta^jjypeu He swMAg m»
ax heavily at tue head of rhe biggest
and strongest steer in tho buucu, wnich
dodged the blow and made a ik sh f or
his intended executioner.
llouge is 25 years oid, strong, erect
and muscular, as fine a specimen of
physical manhood as could be lound in
a day’s travel. He dropped his ax and
seized the steer by the horns, b.n not in
time to bread the force of his attacd.
With its adversary pinned against the
fence of me pen, me euraged animal
thrust one of ns horns into mo houv of
Hodge, just below the heart, and swayed
its head in suen a manner that (he
sharp horn literally tore tho fiesn of the
man in a deep gash across his bivu.sr.
The steer then pawed Hodgj viciously
in the aociomeu. lne hon idle wound
and the sheading of his blood seemed to
give Hodge renewed strength, ana
he again grasped the steer bv ns two
horns, ana hy main force turow me ani
mal to ihe ground. his
This gave Uooge time to regain
ax, ana, u., me steer was using, i,e adieu
it with a well uirecied and powerful
blow in tue Head.
Hodge did not realize now badly he
was huit, and aiurieu lor Lis wagon,
but he was unable to reucii it. From
the loss of blood no swoonea on mu
wav, aud the urst comers louua mm ly
ing unconscious.
GIBBS IS DuCLARtD GUILTY.
Dishonorably Diselmcgeil k roiu lire
Florida Militia.
Tali.auA ssise, July 3.—F. A. Mac
Williams, adjutant geuc-rai, and major
general of Florida troops, 1ms issued the
findings of the general oourtmartial
convoued here on May 20, at which sev
eral lofilcers and enlisted men olKhme
Florida state troops on duty at Juiksoa
ville during the period of martial law
were tried.
The most important of these was Lieu
tenant G. T. Gibbs of the Tullahasseo
company, Company D, who, it was al
leged, went to Raspberry park with uud a
body of armed men of his company
endeavored to effect tho release of two
members of his company, Sergeant Gor
man and Private Acosta, by torce.
On tho night of the occurrence con
siderable excitement was caused. Whoa
Gibbs aud his party made the demand,
n conflict between them aud the police
on guard, it was said, was narrowly
avoided, additional police were sum
moned and two companies of stute iroops
were ordered to tho spot in a hurry.
Tho police firmly refused to be over
awed by Gibbs and his party and their
prisoners wore hold.
Gibbs was lound guilty in all of tho
specifications and was sentenced to a
dishonorable discharge. Private E. W.
Smith, battalion light artillery, was dis
honorably discharged. tho offending mili
Iu the other cases
tiamou were sentenced to public repri
mands.
PAYING THE SOLDIERS.
Florida Companies Receiving Pay For
Their Services.
Jacksonville, Fla., July 1.—Captain
A. G. Hartridge of tho Jacksonville
Light infantry and Captain O. B. Duf
foy of tho Wilson battery were busy all
yesterday signing cheeks for the men of
their companies who were entitled to
state pay tor serving in the militia under just
after tho fire, when the city was
martial law.
Tho men did good work in affording
needed protection to tho city jffst at the
time of demoralization, after tho fire,
aud that they deservo all that is coming
to them iu the way of recompense from
the stato no one doubts. For a period of
21 days most of them served, aud they
underwent severe privations. Jackson
Tho check received for the
ville Light infantry to pay off 76 men the
amounted to *861.60, and that for
Wilson battery 1548.83, making a total
of $1,509.83 thus far received. There
has been some delay in sending the
money to the Jacksonville Rifles, but
their pay is confidently looked for. soldiers
The scalo of wages for the
was as follows: 43 day l 3 cents a day for pri- 60
vates, 60 cents a for corporals,
cents for sergeants, S3 1 s 'cents for first
sergeants, $3 89 for second lieutenants,
$4.17 a day for first lieutenants, and *5
a day for captains.
Florida lCpwortli League.
F run-a no in a, Fla., July 1.—W'hat
was perhaps the most pleasant and suc
cessful meeting of the State Epworth
League oonferenoo has closed. Nearly
100 delegates and visitors came together local
at the generous invitation of the
league of this place, which set aside a
resolutioivof the last conference restrict
ing the number of delegates, throwing
open their doors to all who would come.
Tne next nunual conference will be held
at Orlando.
Surgeons In the Navy.
Washington, July 3.— Russell Mou
taguo Yeung of Iowa aud Paul K Mc
Donald of Kentucky have beeu appoint
ed assistant surgeons in tho navy.
DEATH OF SENATOR KYLE.
South Dakota statesman Succumbs tu
Heart Trouble.
Aberdeen-, S. D., July 2.—Senator
Kyle died at 0:(»5 p. ru. yesterday. He
was stricken at bis home about 10 days
ago. His trouble was of malarial origin
and resulted in a functional affection of
the heart.
James Henderson Kylo (Rep.) of Ab
erdeen was born near University Xenia, O., Feb.
24, 1854; entered the of llli
nois in 1871, taking a course in civil on
giueering; entered Oberiin college in
1873 and was graduated from classical
course in 1878; prepared for admission
to the bar, but afterwards entered West
eru Theological seminary, Allegheny,
Pa.; graduated in 1882. During these
years was teacher of mathematics and
engineering, and subsequently engaged
for several years in educational and
ministerial wont in Utah and South Da
kota. At the time he entered political
life was financial secretary of the Yank
ton college, Y’aukton, S. D. Wuselected
to the state senate as an independent in
1890; was elected to the United States
senate to succeed Gideon C. Moody;
took his sear March 4, 1891; was re
elected in 1897.
RESULT OF A RUNAWAY.
One Person Killed and Three Seri
ously Injured.
Nashville, July 2.— A special from
Somerville to The Banner says one per
son was killed and three wore seriously
injured as the result of a runaway acci
dent.
Tne carriage was occupied by R. D.
Whitson, his son aud daughter of Mem
phis, and Ab Henderson, the negro
driver.
The team became frightened and
bolted down a hill, at the foot of which
was a bridge spanning a deep gully.
Tho team missed the bridge, and the
carriage with its occupants was preci
pitated into the gully.
Heuderson was killod by being tram
pled to death and Mr. Whitson bad Ins
arm fractured. His sou and daughter
were badly hurt, but the extent of their
injuries has not been ascertained.
THIRD TERM TALK.
Grosvcnor Tliinlcs No Man Will liver
lie Klected.
Kansas City, July 2. — General
Charles Grosvenor of Ohio, speaking of
a roport of the utterances regarding the
third term question imputed to him,
said:
“It was misrepresented. The inter
view published was a distortion of a
mere statement of historical fact regard
ing Washington’s reasons for not ac
cepting a third term which I made to a
party of young men. I will not say,
aud I have not said, whether I think
Mr. McKinley could be eleot-ed again,
but I do say that in my judgment no
man will ever bo elected to a third
term. ”
General Grosvenor is enroute to Win
field, Kan., where he will deliver an
address on July 4.
County Seat Changed.
Jacksos Depot, Miss., July 2.—The
legal fight over the proposed removal of
the county seat of Simpson county from
Westville to Edna was brought wheii to an
unexpected close last night, the
books, records and court paraphernalia
were hauled rapidly across the country
a distance of 15 miles to Edna. Tho ac
tion was given legal sanction by the
board of supervisors.
Stricken Willi Apoplexy.
Birmingham, Ala., July 2.—O. W.
Jacobs, a well known drummer from
Nashville, was stricken with apoplexy
at the Morris hotel aud is in a critical
condition. He was removed to the
Hillman liospitnl and his family ad
vised.
A Democrat Appointed.
Washington, Julp 2. —The presi
dent has appointed Jefferson F. Rich
ardson to be postmaster at Greenville,
S. C.
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° T " P ac ^ :a 2 e coffees?
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