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HENDERSON ANSWERS

GRIM REAPERS CALL

Former Speaker of House ofRepresentatives Dead

HE WAS ILL FOR NINE MONTHS

Attack of Paresla Cause of Death ofScotchman Who Once Wielded theGavel in National House Waa

Blind Past Week

Dubuque Iowa Feb 27 ForraorSpeaker David D Henderson of thenational hoiiso of ruprusenutlvfs diedat 2 oclock Sunday afternoon at Mer-cy hospital of paresis which attackedhim itiue mouths ago

He began to sink Friday afternoonrallied Saturday morning In the utterGoon lapsed Into unconsctousnenH antifailed rapidly until the end came

All of his family except a on inCalifornia were at the bcdulde butColonel Henderson had been unable-to recognize any one but his wife sincea week ago except on Friday whenhe partly regained his mental faculties

Colonel Henderson was strickenwith paresis last May and his ctrndlgrew grave that he was removed

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until a week ami Fridaywhen he suffered anniliiT btrnUe-vlilch ntiiiltid In total lilindness

The spanker failed rapidlyphysically and uientall nniil Fridaywhen his mental powers ivtiirned fur

few hour followed a relapsewinch ended In death

Thu funeral whlrh will be heldThursday with services In tilt Epis-copal ubuivb under the auspices ofthe Grand Army Former COIIKHwan Jeoree Ierklns of Sioux Citywill deliver an eulogy

The body Is to lie In state on 1 hurlday nt church

Longwortha at SantiagoNew York Feb 2 A ratite from

llavatiii o a morning say thatnail Mrs Nlcboiiirt li ngvnrtli left

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Ited Kr ntori when Mr Uingworth ttinw i to Macala tho tal-

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Will Tae DepositionsKnn a K h 27 Mrrbfrt S

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the Iaf i alnst th prici lnis tooust tho SurMnrl O and aUl IK-IjianlcH from this state

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THREE FATALLY INJURED

Aa a Result ef a Row at a Candy Pull-Ing Party

Woodbury Tenn Feb 27 TheJohnsonMotley feud In this Can-non county broke out afresh and as-

a result the following are fatally in-

juredSam Blair shut four times In the

stomachBob Motley shot twice In groin

t Richard Johnson throat cutTho trouble between the Motleys

and the Johnsons two largo familiescf the Pea Klilxe neighborhood nearthe IVkftlb county line originated tenyears tgo over the operation of inIllicit ilintlllery when blood wits shedand has broken out Intermittentlysince TIe renewal came pt a youngpeople pulling H ih Motifand Blair V T yt hr uhnnon butwho cut the hitters thnmt l unknown

The sheriff tiaa Koue Iu the scenewhich in a wild niountainouH dis-

trict and hopes to prevent any further trouble although It Is said consid-erable excitement prevails

GOVERNOR MAY WITNESS DEATH

Probable that Blanchard Will SeeCharles Coleman Hanged

Shreveport la Feb 27 It Isthat tovernor Blanchard will wit-

ness the hanging of Charles Colemanthe negro murderer of Margaret I earIn the parish jail here next

The hanging will take place betweenthe hours of 11 a m nnd 2 p m Gov-

ernor Blanchard has left for BatonRouge unit will return to ShreveportThursday morning accompanied by theassistant secretary of state whobring the seal with him Iminedl

utter the governors arrival herelie will sign the death warrant

Feeling having Kubslded the mili-tary company from Monroe whichhas peen hero jmanltnp Cofftnun hasbeen relieved from duty and orderedhunts Three companies are Htill atthe jail anal will be kept there until i

after the hanging I

Husband Kills WifeRichmond Va Feb 27 Mrs Mat-

tie I lodges of Durham N C hashen brutally murdered In tier bed byher husband John II Hodges Shewas drugged from a nick bed by theInfuriated man her left arm beingbroken In tho scuffle She was shotthrough tilt heart ns she lay on thelloor at her husbands fret The trage-dy was witnessed the l yparoldson of the coupl who watt himselfknocked down by the father when heittempted to Interfere Tbcro hailh en domestic infelicity In the Hodgeshousehold for some time Mrs He-

ges had recently Instituted divorceproceedings against her husband Tmurderer was promptly captured andconfessed the crime

Germany Will Make ConcessionsBerlin Fob 27 The Herman gov-

ernment ba decided to make a fur-

ther concession trt the French viewson the Moroccan question providedFrance will also yield something Theextent of Germanys proposals wlU be-come known only at Algpclras wherethey will be communicated to theFrench delegates Emperor Williamand Chancellor Von Buclow It IH tinderstoxl would rather make an effortto reconcile the French dmnnnds sailSermanTs Interests than allow theMrloiM situation to drift

Man Killed by EngineAtlanta Fe Thomas A Les-

ter enllne cli rk fi r the WesternAllan e itnH was xiruek hv-

iiiti rn train Sunday mornliig alKiu-s and died within ten tututit lie wax Ifailly brulnoil alwintfor all of his l irs were

fill just I ll Hllnlesl Jttrl wer n nch n character thatunthiRK I i for him by thedoctor who Miujniomd

Rural Guards Capturellnvkiia K nerul UHirluuez-

chl f of h twits bas rer lra r tetra to effect that a driuchr-rn it of rural ulHrdo hud raptur l thcnmi of the iituabacoa rioters bt-

litved tr negroes near lapuMThe cutprtts sitittered And only one

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CASTRO IS BITTER

AGAINST FOREIGNERS-

Will Break Up Monroe Doctrinedud Humble France

GAYS U S IS AFTER HIS COUNTRY

After He la Done with French He Will

Start on Americans Englishmen andGermans Who He Declares WorseThan Chinese

Wlileuistnd Curacao Feb 27 Ad-

vices here from Venezuela-are to the eflcct that President CastroNays ho will humbly France breakup the Monroe Doctrine clear out theFrench from Venezuela and then starton Americans Englishmen and tierwars who h declares are worsethan Chinese-

He Is reported as saying that he ailclear the country of foreigners HeIs very bitter against Americans whobe hays are after his country

The is yearning for anAmerican protectorate and the betterclasH of Venezuelans are reported ussaying taut the situation demands Im-

mediate Intervention by the UnitedStates for the sake of humanity

Bishops Life AttemptedCuracao Feb 27 AI

vices received here from Caracas saysthat President Castro Is greatly un-

nerved atf the result of nc unsuccess-ful uttunpt by an unknown person topoison the Most Rev Dr Juan Bautlt-

ii Castro arch Idshop of Venezuelaliy putting nitrate of silver In the com-

munal wine on Sunday Feb 18 whichcansd a great cn atlon The arch-bishop some t1 i ago an en-

cyllrnl rebuking the Venezuelan cler-gy lur thir Immorality The attempton tin blsho s fo is generally uttrtbirid to a priest

Wants United States to ArbitrateWlllemstad Curacao Felt 27 It Is

learned Irom oiliclal at Carac-as Venezuela that President Castrosnext move in the French finest Ion wilbe to call oa the Pulsed States to ar-

bitrate the jinstlon of the amount ofdamage done by France In permitting-the fitting out of the filibusteringstrainer Ban High at Port de FranceIsland of Martinique to prey on Ven-

etielan niniincrcc and transport thetroops duriiiK the Mutes revolt IfeInlted rftales claim against Jrcat Brit-

ain in the case of the Alabama will becited as a precedent

Mart Gras in Full BlastNew nrl in i Fell 27 With the

r rmnl rntry of Rex the carnival IsIn full blurt The day openedill rent en lively with predictions of ruin

with Mioinlho of clear andweather Tuesday only a slight

shower fell however All previousrecords In the matter of attendancepromise to be broken all trains nowarriving here being broken uy Intosections nail Illled to their full capaci-ty It Is pntltnaed that ten thousandpeople wire tiiiiled into the city Sun-day and that iiitnher will probably Induplicated Monday with cheap excur-sions from all the surrounding country

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ONE KILLED ANOTHER INJURES

New Orleana and Northeastern Has aWreck Near Meridian MUM

New Orleans Feb 27 Oae tralaman wag killed another InJued andnine passengers bruised In a wreck-on tin New Orleans and Northern 11

miles south of Meridian at 630 Sua

The local paxenger leaving Meridianat ti oclock and a train of empty pas-senger coaches from New Orleansused In bringing carnival visitors met

Both engines were derailed but allthe other cars remained on the trackEngineer J D ice of the northboundtrain who had been In the service ofthe company for twenty years waskilled Engineer Clsnna was slightlyhurl None of the Injured passengershad bones broken

The property damage amounted tof HM M Train service was delayed-for three hours

CASE ENTERS EIGHTH WEEK

Much Interest Centers In lodgeSaeera Probable Ruling

Savannah Oa Feb 27 The Greenand care eaters Itaeighth week Judge Speer oa adjoaarment of court Saturday expressed sat-isfaction with the progress made dur-ing the week and the hope that thecoming weok would witness ca greatexpedition as the couasel for the gov-

ernment and tho defense had showduring that Just passed

With much Intercut counsel on bothsides are looking forward to JudgeHpecrn announcement of his decisloaas to whether the defense should bepermitted to C P Good-year of Brunswick touching the dyna-mite blastings of the harbor bed ofthat port Such crossexaminationwas begun and promised to he laterstung Jut was interrupted by thecourt who titled against Ita adnissl-bility

Feudlsta to Face CountsJackson Ky Feb 27 A feud echo

of sensational proportions was hearthere when the Brcathll county grandjury render I Indictments againstJudge James Hargls Ed Callahan DF French John Smith and John Abnet chnrghiR murded and accessory tothe same In the death of Attorney JH Marcum here two years ago Sen-ator Alex Hargls was not IndictedJudge Hargls and Callahan are namedas tho principals and smith and Ahneras accessories before the fact Marcum was killed In the feudal troubleshere In the court hetise door hisdeath being a familiar Incident to thoreaders of tho story of the Breathlttcounty troubles

Will Build Road to the GulfBaltimore Md Feb 27 A syndi-

cate headed by Mlddendorf Williams-Co of Baltimore and John Wil

lianas of Richmond Imvt itc ulrtdseveral small railroad lines In thesouth which they will connect andform a new trunk line from AugustaGa to the Culf of Mexico The totnl mileage of the new system whenextensions planned are completed willbe about 4M miles The lines trayerse the section between Augusta andValdosta a a distance of about 200miles less than 100 miles of newroad will have to be built to connectthose already purchased

Win Withdraw from MissouriJefferson City Feb 27 State Su-

perintendent of Insurance Vandlverhas received n letter from Vice Pres-ident Kldrldge of the Mutual ReserveInsurance company that thecompany will not fill with the Insur-ance ilopartment n statement of libusiness fir and would withdrawfrom the state Superintendent Vandiver mid lie rcctptlon of this comnninlcatlon would relieve him from Isxiitng an OII ILT which he was prepurInn

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Four English MiftsioMria Ax

Reported Killed

FOURTEEN AMKRICANS IMAM

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Washington Feb 27 Coaxalal Rodgers at Shanghai cablesstate department under Mondaysthat the American mission atat Naacheai sad lUcas have beaststrayed

The probable cave to local JrTelegrams received frog butte

points state that the A aartcan adaeioaarSea at V

hat tile Ktacaaa laatfrlisa two adalta awl twa rtlUfami af treported to have kttai

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Immediately to Kia Klaacwill probably arrive ay Wtiaaiiii

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Naachcag aad af elffct 7-Amertcaa Bitaeioaariea atatieaed tINewere received hers kjr sable at MM jMethodist board of forelcaThe Methodist board astation at that place The Mkltma-watea waa sent ay Make J W rford Methodist Eptaeoaal kiakof-tdeace at Shanghai sad atade paMtoby Dr H K Carroll of tke Uboard la as follow

Mlsstoa Naachcsg rioted Matavedict mlaaloaarlea eeeapad ea aaaC

The eagles of the Methodist plittta j

arles at Nanchex are Rev KdwardJamca cad wife of Wtoeoaota Dr MCharles sad wife of Ada 0 snit lawAmericas woman Gertrude flourGeaavieva Hagkee Alia NeedyKate I Ogdora la addltiea ta tkatreight aalMtoaaries ale Metkiihnboard had ORe Chlaese woaiaa AdsKahn stationed at Naaekaac

Ne News Received at Pekla-Pckla Feb 27 Tke

Methodist mission has a ataUaa atNancbeBK No aewa of Ute whalesarlcs has beea received a Pekla ItIs supposed they escaped to Kla

Taught 8 8 Claw Forty YearsCblcnKa Feb 27 Arthur Dlxoa

the nf the Dixon Transfor company was awarded a gold me l

nl for 44 years continuous atteadaocaat the Sundriv school of the FirstAlethodM KIJ copal church Foryears Mr Dlxnn leas been teachof whnt ta known as the StrangersCln nt HM Sunday school It 1

a Illblu clasM of ynunt men In thatln has taught sonic of the no v

prominent men of Chicago illsHUT pupils nfl scattered nil over theworld

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farmer near Fox III TTrubbed of Ulo Monday l y plckptx

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