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SAhDEA'S ELECTRIC CO.,
Corner End Avenue 8 ~ Bird Street,
Gi8eoperiOr Guaranty & Loan &u8nrGer)
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
mtmcayolts, minn., aote uuaui 1891.

Wiuneapolts, NinH., 3Ote auauit 1891.
Or. ". z. Sduoeni
Seg fiJbte ct If Ieres Eo. 4 B.lter / NoDembsr
Waauso 1890. 3es leo meast al ironit 1uiiamatior
/ oeuftre Sioe al Uldpcu. FAINT Rpapert iad Hem, Al
lea oite blsp isugslilgsuoe I Here uger. Sea barb,
igst Here qSger, men blep lite msest bstrs. siINc'
tisbie lea ct al Ceres Better, iom les bruste hUer Eas
bleo itRrtsrs os III sob 2DpetIt % aob SsUn. Gitri
at baps brn9t bet 8 Yldaueoer, bar Tea aIteles IL
for Smerier. 9eg fan mso @laos ~aHbsiaie Sere'
Better til suhoer, ION Iioer al ~iaaeGHHs SpsocmHe
tbi bet bIalp mtg.
Tso Qgtslie
IRE. emma 8eteriun.
523 18th Goe. z.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
IS

zoe tog op baaOe Ben og 5enos altiaa2"
ga, uOeu 6ortel; oct par en- iorunoerlig 1io.~
"1alte be life Ogiaa CUBS Orb for Goer2"
"9si, men be latte itunoOm en- Salme, fom paseos
for ale lroesbetsnoelier; tbi ben banoIeSe aIene ON
aiarlisbeO Os 6OriOnIisbeo.
SPAR be unse Os imutte Roau.r2" ipursts ben pnsite
at piserne npssisrrist.
"Ge bapoe uel Slsr, Fan on uioe", nente en- anoeu.
"Rei, be pare tun tiIlsreoe. uaar Der tom 6rsmmeoe
paa geiss", i%uarsoe 9urtis. ASi ipse ut baaoe trpttc
oeres 0Gnoer os is benz ino be Denliss Sins.%
~gar be %manse2"
"3st tror ies not. bur at benz baDbe fine ipse at
Ylc;e. Gu Glore os en- pnsrs iuIstss altib 40; Ssite
6eeilis os Ssitsr Gliiabstb par mine pleieriter.~
-9osm al BEN ipntss ban beOit Om2" ipurste ben
rupmaaoece Gle.
~So;u 6uia6et!"
pa pun pnst2~ UeOblsO 9issn.
"Sal~
Batter uuoer oineue24
~SfuIoe meme oet!"
~Saa ban benoe itts2"
so. bUer Gag ire Tiger. Mig ipntss BUN at pars
ioni en- al SimmsienS SngIe......"
"9iad oa.. .. bm......~ ollie apinosrue iaa ~ipor9sHoe
paa 6urtig. DC pare part nqssisrriss, men uiolte lite
rel. bpOrlepes DC ltu!oe barre is 40 ipr al faa 9artis
iii al ior,aas mere ON bsnos. Get par, lcm ban nse;e
riios Set.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15

On Rano | Stapanger, Roree, iom
giuer iis msget al mso at rife GUNNER,
bar ipruoeu ielue Gijterist bapt 3nter-
este al at ituoere !6ummerens 2iu, o.
efier be Smnntraf, Tom "geitlanos'
puiten" meooelsr, ifal bet life iorunore,
ON Mnnoen har iunoet 5tuoiet lima
gen opro. Son bar ilere @arge bleOet
luret ueo, at Waoen / 1sinen bar OF
pitt uoen at bore GUNNER !, naar ben
bleu ballet up; ina laa ban en- FPS Mors
gen % iaa eiter, bporoan bet eit til.
Nu, iaa iommer oa ben irpbenoe 3ins
get "et fort aien," % saar lise IND !
aaluen. Serfra maalte ben aiitanoen
ben, bpor Maben bang, oerpaa logger
ben ben enc alo ino til 5%urtroppen,
Tom en- Rano Der lager Saanoen pua
8rpitet, ifpber iis oerpoa iaa lanst inb
| &alpen iOm muligt cs itratter ben
anben Rlo lom en- Nrm inb. Zen raf
ma9elis ben | Waben. Nu trai 5iltes
rem forii9ti9 | 2auset, men / bet iamme
sisr Summeren ct Sla8 mso Bastrops
pen % imat burtis nso fra 9eiuen.
gnonu m9rtelieere er ct 2ilfaloe, lom
ban netop iasttos. 6an erperimentes
reoe meo iorlfieQise Slass Eeiner,
bpOrtblanot en-, boor Otaoen bar an
bra9t paa en- ~bep9selig Stualtrnao'
beile. Saa tommer nltiaa Summeren,
Ier iig ON runbt 9einen os tiger laa
op | aaluen. Serfra fan bog life Wtas
Den naaeS; men bpao gigr iaa Dor
Summer, - ia ben 8anr neo mellem
Steneue i9ien, tar meo be99e aler /
Gnoen al 9ei9en % ifpuer ben ct 9oot
Stptte fra fig. 8erpaa saar ben rOIi9
ben iii ben igieu, un~oeriB9er liot nGrs
mere o9 siper laa after 3eiuen ct Stub.
Ranoen, iOm li9ser / 8uaoen Os fer,
fan life be9ribe, / builten Seniigt Sums
meren arbeloer iaaban meo Eeinen;
msn eiter en- lioen Stunos 5orlsb maa
ban ilaa SRnoerne iummen; tbi bet
uiier Zig, at Summeren arbeioer ica
lRn9e meo 1emelr, at ben ltaar no9et
pna Statte / llreu, og at ben Sitting,
ben M lnota'r gler, at ben b~euR9ellge
Sein meo Wtao pan, bRn9cr li9e inc /
8aluaabuingeu. Strdr 3eineu er fonts
men / oenre StiQiuo, er 6ummsren
iiGro, meo Waoen. 0nsen eiter %
pna iamme glaos iatte TOR M&anb no
en- anoen Tetne meo iait 3iuUyiii0e /.
Son pii6e ic, bpu6 ben flO9e Sur oers
neOe M ptIoe ioreta8e Jig. 90 ganite
ri8ti8t, oen 9amle 0ummereu meo ale
be Ilpn8eoe aoralte9nin9er paa Hp99eu
fom; men oa 9joroe ben life iaa mango
Sumter. Zen iOreto9 ell lioen Ban,
bring runot 1eineu, leiteoe III os ba
paa be LANCE Sorn o9 trgb iaa inbun'
Der. Ser lamleoe ben iaa me9et at BET
itramme Netoarf, lom ben tunbe ian
mellem ai9oerne al ben fore alo Og -
inipS uar bet ct fort Sul, buori9jens
nem ben sanite ma9elis tuuoe trpbe inc
o9 tpg fat paa Waaltioet. GiIteren prs.
peoe M at bale / 9au9et, men ban
baube life for lettet ben fra Bunoen,
iaa bar Summeren uoe. Suis CUNT
mereu o~benira baube siort iis Snbgans
tit Geinen, bapoe ben O9ret luret; men
M funoe ben pna ct Eieblit GLIDE iio,
og 10 ~fOrtere Der balepes / 2einen, oes
maseli9ere.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
g. Jtnne,
wmHsasolis, mtnn., ste 5uu -

WfnHeap0Iis, U1inn., 5te Jun I9I.
Ill Sauaen Gfsetric 80.
Nins 6srrer! Com Sc oil butte. fisbtr isg ct al
9eres Or. ganoeu's ~sIeeiriife Better enaana IeceHi
Der feite War. III at isabe I'll min iYa6er / sDerlge.
Belief autom Der rstop pto 5n!etto, 90 REQ uti itse, at
les fame life ba0e ienoi 9aosr en- imuffGre3 ulssabe ihi
I ct 9r,p. mVotass; fra ham for 'ort dio iiesn. fuver
ban iii mig. at Belist aloeiss bar hsIbrsost ham ior
Rheumaiismeu. or i aarsujs bar gIassi bans iirrit.
Bsltet hjais Sam oaiaa paa ouors Giaaper. 10, ban
tiger. at ban ~ aar life bar islt iaa seot. Gar s1ar
M til Wil om 3ageu, msoeHs ban, for ban trasle
aGss Bette, ustop par rati no, til al iOrlaot edist.
7eres msset forbuuoue
g. Gusbers. assnt for "Hbltr SpmaittHer.
Bolis 1902 JeT,rion CTR. 81. g.
e,ltsr ,rbots,s osiaa Is. Nnoelpbs 1rusitors,
Ieeorah, SOMA.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
Rtn oapen. aprpa. 1Oot auni lspl.
IT. a. z. Sdrocu.
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IT. a. z. Sdroen.
6giit9r,bel
Reo meaen Ga'usmmsfishss oil Tea ioaa isnoe 7eHl
uosls Sre. Sibite Butter ilsbtr ieg ct Of Grrcs Qg. 3
Better, ca irq tror, bet maa uGre ct mcgei tra'tgi
Riooel, Der tan oiris. ION bette sisr. paa bet meaar'
felige eeseme. 70. irs Wiuuiter ritter, at leo BAT Ia
get Beltei paa, igter is ben milonrroe Biritrl al ben
~sleitrife 5trsm slsnEsm beFe eeseust. Gt er I'll
marteIia isteiie.
Bsr Ies iisbte bette Bette. lee lea me8ei. g7ia s.
belle BAR ncrpss ai'r9ifslie sIer ureut Blob, %fordhrid
get Deb Cperaanteu3elis. 1fJ ,istte HiGnge Sla9'
g2soictner, igr tea ilsbie Beltet. Hoeu al mpris nogen
2in5rin9. Ren M RI bet meo 5ouSielie. tea meobe
Ter lem. q, isg bar BAIT itor pIelp al 1srts otsiiomm'
gRioosl. o. baUoe bet tiie Oarst ior Belief. baooe Il
5sl 0Rgs osO o. beqraost isr ma men titfst DG Z bet,
sls0er mig M ueo geo prIbrto o. oil aHbeale Eerel
Sslis til Vile, Der fiber, igm leg siOTOs.
gaso astslie J. JtHHe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
Wsn ffnlbe ban | gIaumtib Iprinaa,

SHi eih uuuI Dlelr.
SIRE ia inti lib elber Roab iii 90
sierra arOf burt iraa gsesn, 70 me fe.
Iiaa gran9iO's. Der refer Solf
nIRnsoepis bit babe innlanbs % uta,
lambs, % ettsriOm ale Iesisr, sr bet 10
torottnele9e os itorflesie, at bet melt
tOlar lifuait ibop meb bet orbsietne
"3rolbettan" | Goeriss.
Sfius9uten Saluor 8isrpa bar Elm
beilftsppt, lentuse &ar, iOm rsobs
ntan9teit lssleSt os pitust Orb etter
8e9en.
Nei, no tot bet til aa resne 70 BET
bar RENT sruieles. 9aa me fom til
Sierpamuen fpiloe me cit lite 8il, %
Iaa laut ban faupe ies Elm Olies8jUle,
ban toler inf bli altfor ius paat.
Meb 70 friit sfjus iom ban Salpor
gierpas Tom me I COB lib til 1lefois,
% maatte bic ei COB stunb ppa Beaten.
Me fat foilos In poa Spnbreiens
Sotel. Der t~reifeit mango aisprarur,
os 9alen siet friltt baabe i Stjsmt oe
Nlppr.
Der bar Elm Sap, iom ipurbs tot ME
ia gieoe for Sfiusien.
3 arpnur.
Oct bar bprt.
ga bu siort bet biIigare?
8iaieare! Gs futile tru bet. Ga
fjDprOe plent tOmreipes, es futile ba
1fiusia biffun for insentiug.
WDt 10 Der paa 8rps9ia, naar me
fiem att, ifal ou meb @leba faa ben
5orteneita, ia jon.
ga, fanitje sier es bet, es mua 10
ransle ua fippra mellsm etren9en-
ulefpis fppr bet er.
Oct er pel 70. see To-.
60 tom Der nj Ell Steering farsles %
m%anneponb, fanitie bar 10 oruttie oslo;
men bet bar boa ialfalb inf mpti, um
bet bar 10 til.
@ten bomb Os liter Dor 10, full br
iet.
Seu 81 Jet ein liten bloatlaot Gut
unsep
Sci.
San tentier e.. Gan 2ars sr be-
inns | &ptet Der att, iom ban plas,
oera, 10 er bel &utunsen meb.
so til % leita | ale aOt % arotar
Selit Tom 10 ituuanbe i'm balfuae Gste.
balposilb fpre ies neoppe 1rapps, eli
liten barbeina Gut ipruns fpre.
$50 tom 8aaten. Ga bu fore Iii
for Ell mplranbe Mensoe msb 5plt oe
Sc baabe poa 9rpssia % umborb.
See ief meit inf iona fran for Soft
Seitar, BOsner, apr, % Stutar, eaua,
% gefrar.
Der bar ben mauneppnoe aierinas
- no ia 30 faita burt @utunaen att
So banna % itreif, rubos iss BEG met
aalbospnH % SOtiparf; reiite % ifo'
feg iom ei bomb Slaaltbiifie. Gin Stui
fob | gesen, men 30 fsf ban tiliibes
tan bet benbe.
Wte Hap nmbotb, % forleibs BET
sief aierinse tililut peit es inf, DO
fam bel att baabs Gutunsen % Man.
men fin. Staffar, 10 tunne fanitie ia
mDti leiot % bra9ait meo, 10 bet inf
bar unoer, 10 bar bomb % srette.
utisienUm NOrbiis bar bet falt geir,
bles % risnbe 10 bet fob @ppst. Sa
70 %umpateles fult ao 5olf pua 8aater
"8iftoria"; bet bar inauot Elm fef leti
ie9 neo, Der bar ubpg9jsles pera. Del
bar nptle baliulle % Elm beilt iuQ
Mam; ban banna % brat 81 Tom eir
Suamp. San mOatte bel baua sob
&oab, iiban ban hume foite burt ID
mango Ien9ar poa bette opre or
Seilt bart bet for mpfi for ban, ban
MATTE / Saften; utpoa Deficit iouno
ban meaom too ireoelese Stutar. So
meine besie iuiQe 9pre itamu,a iea
pper ban; ia, bet banoer NOT at 9prt
sier Clam aat Wenneifie. Del bet
usio Sial, Dit % aienIla; ME ie,
0pre fan tit nm ieno utpitlait, uppla'
ras til gouot eloer &oot plent lition
Mennifie.
n -. H.. - ~ =
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-11-26

No thought or deserving ner lover naO
ever entered Nubbins' loyal mind, and
her love grew and ripened and was
fuller and deeper as she grew older and
passed from girlhood to womanhood.
At last a year went by without news
from Walter Another wore its sad
length along and no letter; third
passed, and then his name was spoken
in a hushed voice, as we speak of
the dead, and other weary years
dragged on, monotonous, heavy, freight
ed with an unaccepted sorrow, until at
last it was fourteen years since Walter
had left his promised wife.
Some said he had died. Nubbins could
not accept his death as fact. Some
said he had married another. This
reused her to anger, gentle as she usually
was. Others again said, nodding their
heads, that he had doubtless taken to
drink like his father, and so had sunk SO
low he was ashamed to write. This she
heard in panied silence, and only prayed
in secret that it might not be true. Still
he did not come, and she ceased writing.
Fourteen years had brought silver
enough to blanch thu golden curls that
clustered on Nubbips' forehead, and had
stolen the delicate bloom of her cheeks
and added quiet dignity to her manner,
and she was now spoken of as the old
Miss Preston, though she was but thirty
two. The other sisters followed in age
with about two years between them, and
the youngest was almost seventeen.
Blossom they called her still. She was
almost the counterpart of what Nubbins
had been at that age, only she was more
lively, and was inclined to be coquettish,
which her father vainly tried to check.
SO matters were on the last day of the
harvest when they were stripping the
trees of the winter apples, aided by sew
eral neighbors who were making a frolic
of it. 1t was the day before Thanks
giving, which would be also "harvest
home with Mr.. Preston, and the even
ing was to be given up to games and
amusements for the young folks. The
afternoon was about half gone, when
they saw stranger coming swiftly
across the meadow toward them. They
watched him with high degree Of Gu
riosity as he came walking over the
meadow with strong, firm steps, like a
man well assured of his surroundings.
He looked among the assembled peo-
pie, and then his eyes fell upon Bios
som, who was standing beside a tree,
and he was by her side in moment,
and caught her by the hands and drew
her closely to his breast as he said brok-
emily:
f'Nubbins! my little wife! Forgive
me this long silence, for can explain it.
Have you thought of me? You haven't
changed bit, while 1 have grown old
and rough and gray. Why don't you
speak,"
''In the first place, you gave me no
chance with your great grizzly bear hug.
In the next place, am not Nubbins, but
Blossom, and I think I have changed
since you saw me last. So there, now!
Nubbins is over there by that pile of
baskets I'll call her."
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-11-26

The first freshness of his Joy had been
| given to Blossom, and it was with be-
wildered sense of strangeness and change
that Walter went to greet the cold,
stately woman that stood before him,
and the meeting was constrained and
| awkward. How could she meet him
warmly when an icy hand had clutched
| her heart as she saw another mistaken
| for her?
Then Walter must tell his story and
| greet all his old friends and be intro
duced to new ones. He had been caught
in caving tunnel and his skull had been
fractured. A little piece of bone had
been forced into his brain, and the
wound had apparently healed, but with
its healing came loss of memory which
did not return for years. Not in fact
till an ambitious new surgeon who
| performed an operation which resulted
| in a cure and the restoration of the lost
faculty.
Then he went back to Murphy's camp,
! but there came no more letters from
Nubbins. Then his best friend died and
| left him a modest fortune, and with that
Walter started at once for his home and
Nubbins. Never for once did he think
she would be otherwise than loyal, but
| he had feared she was dead. When his
story was ended he said:
"NOw, Mr.. Preston, we have no apples
In California yet, and l want you to
give me the one you promised me so
| long ago, and we will start next month,
Nubbins."
'I-you-Bloss-I have changed very
much, Mr.. De Witt, and grown old.
You did not realize it, and now perhaps
you had better think over it a little. 1
think said poor Nubbins, whose tender
| heart had been bitterly wounded by his
mistake
''Do You mean that you are married,
Or that you care for some one else?''
asked he, hoarsely.
No. not that faltered she.
"Well. then, what is it? You cannot
! love me, now that have grown old and
gray
No, it is l who have grown old
| and"-
is that it? Thank God that you have.
else how could dare--why, what would
do with You If you were a child like
Blossom there? prefer my Nubbins to
all the blossoms or handsomest apple in
| anyoody's orchard, Now, give me one
kiss, my dear; just TO show me I'm
awake, and We'll be married tomorrow.
Thanksgiving day"
The kiss settled it. and the wedding
did take place the next morning in
| church, after the service, where Mr..
Preston gave thanks for everything, and
| afterward they all went to dinner.
Strange to say, in less than one year
| from then Mr.. Preston had seen ali his
| girls led away as brides.
and Nu5bins grew prettier and roster
than she had ever been, with her sweet
dignity added to her youthful bloom,
| and her husband praised her"
OLIVE HARPER
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-11-26

And then, with prayer and a moments rest,
He took off his coat and then his vest,
And hacked away till twilight came.
And his arms were sore and his back was lame.
And the hours wore on and the weeks sped by.
And still, with sunken cheek and eye,
He worked away, and his wife sat there,
With patient face, in the same old chair.
Until ono day, as his knife blade broke,
And his withered frame sank down, she spoke,
And said. with a smile that was half sneer,
II should thiak you would learn to carve, my
dear" THOMAS LANSING.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-11-26
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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-11-26

HE last red and
russell apples had
been gathered,
ready to be stow
ed away in bins,
the last golden
pum pkin had
been laid on the
pile, all the rest
of the produce of
the little farm
was housed and
the mini ter's
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-11-26

And then-for their married life was young
With joyous hearts they sat and sung
Until as around the clock hands spun,
She said with a smile that the bird was DONE
And no laughed aloud, and his JOY was great,
For his stomach told that the hour was late
And he kissed his wife and he cried in glce
At the fine old bird that was ten pounds three,
And said, II will cut him now in two;"
And took his knife that was bright and new
And hacked away for an hour or SO,
Till his blade got dull and his movements slow;
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-11-26
Plenty of Time.

Stuffer-I suppose shall see you at the
Twilling Thanksgiving dinner at l O'Clock
tomorrow, shan't l?
Dashaway-Yes But l thought you
were going to take your Thanksgiving
dinner at the Wimples.
Stuffer-I am; but they don't dine until g.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-11-26

AND so things went on for six wears
Walter wrote often, but the cost of Nv
Ing had been great, then he had been
robbed, and he wrote that he feared she
would tire Of waiting for him. and
begged her to be patient, and added that
the hope of seeing her would nerve him
to new efforts. and he ended his letters
with protestations of love immeasurable.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-11-26
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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-11-26
A THANKSGIVING INCIDENT.

Right up to the market stall strobe he,
AMI bought bird that was ten pounds three.
Then quickly home to his wife he sped,
And told her all that the man had said
OF how to pick and stuff and cook.
And so with loving hand she took
That tough old bird that was hard and gray,
And into the oven she slowed him away.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-11-26
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-16
Personal.

Alderman John w. Thompson leaves to-
day for the Crown Butte canal on Sun
river.
judge Dudley Dubose, Of Benton and
vicinity, came to town yesterd ay on u snort
vacation from the bench.
Albert J. Loeb, a nephew of Hon. Jacob
university for the summer VACATION.
G.. T. Brown left last evening for the
National Park where he will remain until
the last of September engaged IN sketching
and painting.
Rev. DR.. Walker. an eminent Baptist d.
vine, for many years a resident OF Boston,
but now of Chicago. is visiting ms son, y.
T. Walker, Jr,, of this city.
Saul l. GinsburR, representative OF the
Electric Cigar company, of New York and
Binchamton. is at The Helena and will be
in the CITY several days III business for his
popular house.
David A. Zeaeler. of New York, ia in the
the Washington Life Insurance company,
of New York. and will be here for some
time on business for his company.
MIR. Ed. /. Zimmerman received a tele-
gram Yesterday that his sister, Mrs. 5.
Sohott, had died at Chicago. The rema ms
will be taken to East Saginaw, Mich.
where the interment will take place.
Tony Munding, stepson Of Judge
Fleischer, and Miss Lena Yrippe were mar
ried Sunday. Judge Fleischer performed
the ceremony. Mrs. Munding came here q
few months ago from Great Falls. where
she was severely burned while trying to
rescue her sister. The latter was burned
to death,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-16

Newberry Makes a Grave Charg G Against
Inspector Watkins.
William Newberry, who is on trial at
Fargo, N. D., for the Northern Pacific
holdup a year ago, made a bold effort q
few DAYS g to get even with Postoffice
Inspector William Watkins. who chased
him all over the country aud finally caught
him in Viz ginia. Newberry took the stand
in his own defense and claimed that he had
entered into a conspiracy with Watkins
looking to- his escape. He claimed tn ut
Watkins proposed to him during his on
fnement in the Fargo Jail to furnish him
SAWS and & les to cut his way out. No i'm
portance W as attached to this statement of
the prison or, az Watkins has been the
main wor ker in running down the
men WHO held up the train
and robbed the United States mail, and
also in secu ring the attendance of import
ant witness es. The fact is that Watkins
has been sick ever since he went to Fargo
to attend the trial, and had to leave there
before it WAS over. He is now at Hunters
hot springs. near Livingston, trying to get
rid of a bad case of rheumatism. He WAS
so disabled at Fargo that he had to be car
ried to and from tho court house. New
berry's defense, as anticipated, was al
alibi. He claimed he was a geologist and
miner and that the samples taken from him
at the time of his arrest came to him leGiti-
mately in the course of his calling. The
case was gwen to the jury yesterday.