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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

B-A young married man in Jas
per was taken to Columbia township
Thursday morning to answer a
charge OF bastardy, made by a Miss
Cornwel, OF Martin county, who was
in Jasper last summer. As the ex-
animation was 10 occur that day, II
was too late for particulars for this
issue.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castorla.
You Can Depend On II

that Foley's Collie md Diarliea Cure i
an instant relief for cole, summer com
plant, cholera morbus, diarh~a, bloody
lux, chronic diarhua, cholera infantun.
bilious colo, painters collie, AMI all
bowel complaints. DE. and J''c. NJ
Freedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

Workmen began plowing and
scraping for the water-works re-er-
voir Monday. under the supervision
of Engineer Sanders
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

sTOwners OF good large hickory
timber will find a ready sale at the
new rod factory Of G. Jennings x
SON. opposite the X. X. Station.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

stomach and Bowel Complaints are
best relieved by the timely use of De
Witt Collie 4 Cholera Cure. Insist ON
having this preparation. Don't take
any other. VI. Friedman. y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

severe gripping pains Of the stomach
and bowels instantly and eff-s-tually
stopped by DeWiti'- Collie and Cholera
Cure. NJ. Friedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30
Yes. It's So

that Foley's Collie and Diarrh~a Cure
gives quick and positive relief in AL
bowel complaints. 25c. and 5Oc- NJ.
Friedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30
Clothing mt cost ut
Eckprts' New store.


Easy Ia take. sure To cure, no pam
nothing Ia dread, pleasant hiile pills
D.Witt's Little Early Risers. Best foI
sick Headache, Billonsness, Sour Stom
ach anL Constipation. VI Friedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30
Mr.. 4 Mrs. Henry Cassidy left

Mr.. Il Mrs. Henry Cassidy LETT
on Monday afternoon for lndiaL-
apoli~. where they will leave a girl
in the Reform School for girls, and
Mr.. Cassidy will 20 from there To
Fort WAYNE and leave leber liar-
grave in the Feeble Minded school
Mr.. John Riefel and wife. Magei,
left Tuesday, to take positions ~
the Government Indian schools ~
Rosebud Agency, SD. Prof Reli-
el obtained the position through the
civil service commission, having
passed the examination last spring
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

s~Messrs. Rudolph & Coffman
shipped two ears Of live stock Tues
dav. and two ears Yesterday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

E--5 Mr.. John Lorey moved into
his handsome new residence OF
CLAW street Thursday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

Ny little boy. when two years Of age,
was taken very i'll with bloody lux.
was advised To use Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrh,ra Remedy, and
lnckily procured part OF bottle. care
fully read the directions and gave u ac-
cnniingly. He was very low. but slowly
aud surely he began To improve. gradn.
ally recovered, and j. now az stout and
strong AS ever. feel sure u saved ms
life. ! never can praise the Remedy
half its worth. ! am sorry every one M
the world does not know Row good u -
az do Mrs. Lima :. Hinton. Graiiams'
vile, Marion Co., Florida. For sale by
NJ. FRIEDMAN, druggist
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

TIL. 4. T.. 4 It. l. |. q: ur resume
w r,sslliu niip fare Z n ul, M cNrur-
st"'' "a sundays, hr,~,".n az I',al sta
tDns, tirkei- a.,nd day 40 nv" rilv. on
May :. Isa5. Tne excursions will he
continued each Sunday during the sum
mer. u
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

rFCommissioncrs Court next
Monday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

pD-iIon. Mike Sweeney l. max
ing some speeches in Perry county
this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

YOU ought To know that when suffer
ing from any kidney trouble that a safe
sure remedy il the Clinic Kidney Cure
Guaranteed or money refunded. NJ
Friedman, druggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

l-zs- New. pure. crushed fruit fiavors %
all Kinds are dispensed with Arctic >oda
water al II. l.. Moutoux' confectionery
No one in ordinary health need he
come bald or gray. if lac will follow sen
sible treatment We advise cleanliness
ii the scalp and the use Of Halls Han
Remover.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION
or ANY NE WspApg0
IN the STATE.
TERMS ov SUBSCRIPTION.

Daily. one wear. 81. OO
Weekly, one year. LOU
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The Weekly Edition Has II Pages.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30


food down: bnt use the most scientific
means for restoring tone 10 the stomach.
How Why. by taking Ayers >arsapa-
riIla. and in a surprisingly short time,
vonr appetite will come again, and come
10 stay.
B1Rx.-To John Gerber and wifi,
on Friday last handsome girl.
r-yTake vour produce 10 :. kuebler''
and ert the highest market price. wher'
Won will find q complete line 81 raj
goods on hand. al the very lowest csisi
price. which are being exchanged 10
dried fruit, beans. eggs, poultry, etc. a
market rates IL
rrsMrS. Vim. Fritch moved L
Jasper Monday. taking part 9
Mrs. l.it-chgi's house on 9th street
4 dose of Ayers Cherry Pectnral take
in time has prevented many M 81 rIrk
: mes and saved numerous lives. Til
proves the ncceS-Itv Of keeping this n
ronipalalis medicine where II can .
readily reached a; AL hours Of the la
or night
l.~Gen. bra.i.mrycr and Coils
Blunie ami Kendall looked ever.
inch the soldiers u experience the.
were. durin- tin sham battle at tn
e-Amion on Friday evening.
Cholera Mor,n~ j. dangerous con
plaini. AMI often j. fatal ~ IL result,
~ av.il til SEA .hplli u~e Dewitt
Collie An Inoicr.l tlr. a. ~s'On n In
; fir~i symptoms appear. NJ Friedman.
.rs-Hon. ". A. Taylor has
magnificent patch Of tomatoes i
his Pa.oka DJtt,in garden. Ill
presented the COURIER editor
basket If them, three Of whlc
? weighed over three pounds.
Children. especially infants are 500
run down with Chols ra lnfantnm Z
summer Complaint Don't wait
determine. tut give DeWitt's Collie an
Cholera Cnre, promptly. you can rely .
il. Use no other NJ Friedman.
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Darrhca shoud be stopped promptly.
u sonn becomes chrome. Dewitt stnl-
e AMI Cholera Cure H. effective, saic and
certain. HUNDREDS of testimonials i,ar
witness "a the virtue of il,Is .,sai nedi-
cine u can always Va deI.nl,i upon.
~ ,ne snves time anil ni,n,vA fn,,in,an.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

Since 1878 there have been nine cpl
denies Of dysentery in different parts %
the country in which Chamberlain
Cole, Cholera and Diarrhua Remedy
was used with perfect success. Dysen-
terry. when epidemic, l. almost as severe
and dangerous as A~iatic cholera. Here.
tofore the hest efforts Of the most skilled
physicians have failed to check it, ray.
aees. his remedy, however, has cured
The most malignant cases, both 81 chil-
dren AMI adults, and under thenio-t try.
my conditions, which proves II to he ihe
best medicine in the world for howe
complaints. For sale by NJ FREEDMAN
druggist
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

r-ss-If YOU want a cooling healthini
drink this hot weather Try Mouioux
soda. with the new crushed fruit iiayors,
or his unexcelle,i phosphate. It
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

~ Mr.. Vim. Fritch moved L
Jasper Monday. taking a part Q
Mrs. I.itschgi's house on 9th street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-05
Railroad and Industrial Notes.

II. w. Mcneil, formerly manager OF thu
Oregon Improvement Company, with
headquarters a Portland is in the city.
General Manager c. J. Smith. of the or
the monthly meeting OF directors in Port
land. Or.
Elijah Smith. president Of the Oregon
Improvement Company, has gone. 70 San
Francisco. instead Of coming 20 this city
as was expected.
Fred \. Allen. chief clerk in the traffic
Department of the Seattle, Lake Shore e
Eastern, returned Yesterday from a trip
over the Snoquaimie branch.
During August the Columbia & Puget
coal Shipments from Issaquah. on the
Lake Shore. amounted to 5000 tons.
II. II. TronbTidse. OF New York, who
was assistant TO James McNaught while
the latter was general c0Insai for tho
Northern Pacific railroad is In the city.
Tie viii go East in few days.
The Lake Shore yesterday carried 10
SnoQaulmie so hop-pickers. Of whom 80
were Indians. and 100 whites. The. Sno-
ualinie ranch now has all The piclsers
needed. The Northern Pacific yesterday
took nifty pickers TO Yakima.
S. W. Eccles. assistant general freisht
agent for the Union Pacific, with head
quarters az salt Lake CITY. was in the
tly. They took the morning boat for Nc
tOria, and on their return tomorrow Will
leave for home b. way Of Butte, Mont.
Three general passenger agents will
Visit the city tomorrow or Saturday. They
are; n. McNiCOu. general passenger agent
for the entire Canadian Pacific. with
headquarters At Montreal, Robert Kerr.
general freight and passenger agent for
the Canadian. with headquarters at Win
nipCE. and ". Il. Galloway. general pass
enGar agent Tor the Minneapolis. st. Paul
\ Sault Ste. Marie with headquarters at
MinneaDols The party Is now in the
kDCtnwal
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DEATH OF HENRY III. KRIETE.
Operation For Appendicitis Came Too
Late BrgYelX Prepared to Die.

H. II. kriete died at the Brunswick
hotel last evening, of appendicitis, after
an operation had been performed in the
vain hope of saving his life. He had been
i'll since a week ago last Monday, and had
been treated by DR.. +. w. Fall, who dag
nosed the disease as Inflammation of tho
bowels Mr.. krietes condition grew
steadily worse until yesterday, when Drs.
s. j. Holmes and George Newlands were
called in by his brother, Il. c. kriete
They pronounced the disease appendicitis
and expressed the opinion that it had gone
so far that there was no hope of recovery,
although an operation might afford bare
chance of life. BY the brothers instruc-
tons the operation was performed, the
sick man preparing bravely for
the worst by making his will
and bidding his friends good bye.
all with perfect composure. The dis
ease had gone too far, and after gal
liant struggle for life, the patient died.
Mr.. Kriete came of a reputable family
In Chicago and was born there so years
ago on August ., and was educated there.
and was employed for a year and a half
as a salesman with z. c. Miles & Co. He
then engaged In the real estate and col
lection business, in which he continued
till his death, his office being in the Seat
tie National Bank building. He was I'M
married, but leaves three brothers, +. c.
Kriete. the attorney in this city, and two
others in Chicago.
Mr.. Kriete was an ardent Republican
and was one of the most active workers in
the Fifth ward. His quiet unassuming
manners and amiable disposition won him
many friends.
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FIGHT FOR A $40 PIECE.
Indians and Italians Scramble and One
Native Is Stabbed.


As the result OF dispute over the own
ersnip OF a $50 gold piece. an Indian was
SCI upon by a crowd OF white men Tues
dav ascht in the Great Northern hotel,
beaten into insensibility and cut danger
ously, perhaps even fatally. by a man
whom he has thus far failed TO IDENTIFY.
A large crowd OF Indians had come over
from British Columbia Tuesday, and that
night were collected on and about ne
Arlington dock. ready 70 start for the Sno-
qualm!e hop fields. About 10 O'Clock one
OF them. Aleck Joe by name, was with MS
wife ard children on Railroad avenue,
when. according to his statement, he gave
his wife SO gold piece 10 get changed.
Sha Dropped Il and an Indian woman, Ce-
ella. stopped TO grab IL. claiming that II
was hers. Two Italians standing near also
grabbed Ic- the money, claiming mat IL
belonged 10 them. The woman screamed
- her husband. and rs he came in. anoth-
e. Italian Joined the fray. Aleck was
Knocked on the head with heavy stick
AMI cut with a knife. and the money was
taken fIcm him.
The knife, an ordinary pocketknife.
w..4I buckhorn handle and a rather long
blade. was picked up just outside the
door. The officers arrested Charles Mas
cori. Joe Esposito and Antoine Sodich, the
last being the man who claimed that he
dropped the money. The three were TAX
en- TO police headquarters, but Prosecuting
Attorney HASTE finding that there was no
positive evidence against any one of the
three. had them released, Aleck failing TO
identify them.
Meanwhile Aleck Joe. whose name was
first given in by Louie Underwood, was
taken to the Providence hospital. where
he now rests in not SO bad a condition as
was at first feared.
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JAMES !. HILLS ACADEMY.
Sprinkled With Holy Water-Mgr. Sa-
toll Assists in Dedication


81. Paul, Sept. 4.-The dcdicatorv exer-
ctscs Of Mob I'm seminary, built bv a
10000 cash Gift Of James J. Hll. were
held today. Mgr. Satoli and Archbish0ps
Ireland and keaue were present An eIo-
quent sermon on the perfecting work Of
the priest and the preparation therefore
was preched by Or. Thomas O'Gorman
OF Washington university. Mgr Satoui
celebrated pontidcal mass
After the celebration OF mass and the de-
livery Of Dr. o'Gormen's sermon. all the
rev col!eSe buildings were visited by the
clergy and solemn praise read. holy va
ter spriCkle9 on the floors and walls. and
the anal dedication of tho buildings made.
Tonight tho new college was the scene Of
a grand reception in honor Of J J. HIN.
founder Of the new college 4 formal adj
dress OF education was delivered by Mgr
SatClH. and ArCbhish0ps ireland and
Kahn and J. !. UiU also spoke. DR.. O'Gor-
man read a Latin ode on the occasion.
The following cablegram ana telegram
were read:
Rome Sent. 4-Arclhishon Ireland.
The holy father offers YOU his heartfelt
fluctuations on the dedication Of xorr
seminary. lie i0vokes affcctioaatelv the
blessing Of God ur0D yourself. upon tba
founder of the seminary, Mr. James ]
1911. and upon his family. Cardinal Ram
polla.'
"Raltinsore. Sept. 8-Archbishop T-a-
land. regret unavoidable absence and
send hearty congratulations on the dssfi
cation OF the seminary. a splendid rroy,t,-
me0t % the muniSraat zeal OF rhe benz
factor, James ]. Hin Cardinal Gibbons
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THE SOLDIERS IN CAMP.
Large Gathering at Fort Townsend-
Zoe knIn,s lIambake Ioday.


Port Townsend. Sept. 4.-Speeial.-The
first day Of the yeterans' encampnent at
Fort Townsend opened auspieiously with
q slight shower which cooled the air ana
laid the dust. adding a touch OF freshness
TO the beautiful spot selected Tor the
camp.
Under the careful management OF the
committees from Farragut Post. @. A. r..
OF this city, the entire site had been po-
Iced and the vacant quarters. lately oc-
eupled by the regulars, thoroughly
cleaned up for the use of the visitors- In
anticipation % large attendance hfty
ferts have been erected on the parade
ground 10 be used after indoor accommo-
cations have been exhausted.
The post lg under command OF the on
GERS OF Tarragut post. Commander I. M.
Fisher and Ad1t. Thad g. Smith. who Will
probably retain these Offices during the
entire encampment. Pacific post. OF Port
Angeles, was the first to report on the
ground arriving on the steamer Garland
at 10 O'Clock this morning and proceed
ing at once 10 the post, headed by their
FIFE and drum corps The Port Angeles
party included about eighty people. ~
] o'clock the CoupsvilIo post arrived, ana
at O'Clock the delegations from John +.
Miller and Stevens posts. OF Seattle, came
In on the Sehome.
The proceedings OF the post yesterday
were entirely informal. time being taken
up with the reception Of the visitors and
the assignment OF quarters. A reception
was held last evening at headquarters,
where addresses OF welcome and responses
were made Comrade l. J. Lichtenoerg re-
sponding in behalf of the Seattle dele
cations This was followed by general
jolIlncatlon mingled with reminiscent
stories and music
This morning the regular routine mill
tary life was taken up. reveiile sounding
at g. followed by mess. and guard mount
at Q. After guard mount a reunion OF the
comradee by states and army corps was
held In the afternoon an impromptu
athletic exhibition was given, the particl-
pants being for the most part members
Of the Townsend Athletic Association. and
n game of Rugby football was played be-
tween two local eievens. In the evening
n dance took place.
Tomorrow the same military programme
will be observed in the morning, while the
afternoon will De given over TO n mons
ter ciambake under the immediate super
vision OF Comrade Joe Kuhn, and an old
fashioned campfire will be held In the
evening.
III the weather holds good and the ca
pacity for enjoyment among the visitors
holds out. the encampment viii doubt
less he continued over Friday and SAD
ur6ay.
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The Nropul,s Boiler Lost.

Port Townsend. Sept 4-Srecsl-Ths
tugs wanserer ard Richard Hclyoke re-
turned from the scene OF the wreck OF the
tug Iogui yesterday. after ar effort 10
save some Of the machinery and iron from
the wreck. Yesterday the boiler CT the
wreck had been hoisted aboard scow
which was dashed between the two steam
ers, but the sea was so rough that peIore
much progress bad been made toward the
entrance OF the straits the lashings which
secured the boiler 20 the scow gave way
and the mass OF iron rolled overheard In
10 sixty fathonns Of water. In the course
Of the accident August Anderson. deck
hand on the Holyoke. was struck by biz
OF flying chain. breaking his arm ana
bruIsing him severely. Anderson Is now
in the Marine hospital in this city.
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bank believed them 20 BE unpaid warrants
and in iris belief sold and nsgosisteo them
10 other PERSONS. and being paid Up war
rants the hank e. liable 20 refund tSe
money 10 the innocent purchasers II also
denies that the city ever demanded re-
turn OF the warrants or that such de-
rrand was ever refused
In other words the bank has taken the
city council az IS word and treats the war
rants as paid I'D and worthless when re-
c.tved The city VIII nevertheless re-
main liable on them 20 the present hold
ers, and IL is unlikely that the bank VIII
eyer redeem them.
The bank also denies that prior 20 the
18th OF August. 1895. II was insolvenf-
An answer 20 Nr. Olsen's complaint was
also fled.
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Hogs Hank Replies 20 the Ct,v.

Tacoma. Sept. s-Spe-l al When th.
Ean6 81 Tacoma closed sts doors 70 stated
30 its deed ~ Assignment % Ar. Alexander
that its Indebtedness 20 the city was s..
eas II. This afternoon Il files ifs answer
20 tee sult cf the c3ty 50 Tacoma and de-
clsres SIS iuGetefetuess 20 the city % be
oulY tisz So - lNrtsininK thls. the az
aReF saws. fnat tae baHk has no knowl-
edge SUFFICIENT IN form beilef that S>k-
Sss-2s - city warrants were deposited wlth
tie hank AZ Esrtaus tlnaes Nv GeorSe w
Aegxs IS city treasurer, Then departing
fFem tats position flfe amsa~r saws that
when TIE NArFAats wsFe received the
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alton and anything il may desire in that

tratson and anything II may desire IN that
direction
The feature Of the meeting VIII re ie,-
ter OF regret from Secretary Carlisle. wac
was invited 20 address, the convention II
viii touch on the financial situation. and is
expected 10 point out the policy OF me
administration. Various counties have sent
delegates independent OF the old Demo-
cratic convention, the party being divided
along this lire. The convention viii prooa-
bly, name fun ticket. which this year
means supreme judges and university re-
gents
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THE GREAT NORTHERN DEPOT.
Word From st. Paul VIII Be Received
Today Favorable Report EXnecfed.

In reference TO the new Great Northern
depot. Hon. Thomas Burke, local counsel
for the company, yesterday telegraphed
TO c. II. Warren. general manager. with
headquarters at ST Paul, announcing the
favorable action OF the city council and
asking when work could be begun. It
transpired that Manager Warren was not
IN his office yesterday. for reply was re-
ceived by Mr.. Burke last evening that
Afr Warren would be back today and that
an answer could be expected before even
ing.
The construction department OF the road
is waiting for word from headquarters,
and is prepared 10 go 10 work on very
thort notice. Division Superintendent Y.
4. Riton left for trip along the coast
line Yesterday.
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NEBRASKA GOLD DEMOCRATS.
\ Letter From Carlisle to Be Read -
the Boilers

Lincoln. Nea.. Sept. MANY DELEGATES
. tAe state Democrats convention. wh5es
"-ti convene here tomorrow. are IN ne
ely. TIE representation WI be fun THIS
S. the wing ~ the party that reflsa3 -
b factor IN the fusion advancement
"lt@ the PopuHsts on the state ticket last
year, as their leaders alleged O:her Demo
Gratis say, however. tast it was not fls.or
but the position % the convention Iaxf
year n favor ot silver, wh.ch drove me
ifeInocTa's wAo VIII compose tomorrow's
convection cat - line. Be that as Il nav.
there is no doubt CT the ucsit{ou ~ tenor
ION convention en- the dnaarial question
The body viii Re 4 unit for the admins
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Vancouver News

Vancouver. E. c., Sept. S-The steamer
Empress of China arrived from the Orient
this evening after an uneventful trip In
the Storage are 200 Chinese bound for ex-
hibitlon at Atlanta, where they will depict
the storming OF Weihaiwei
Miss Grace Hawthorne, the English ac-
tress. and Charles +. Fripp, a special war
artist for the Daily Graphic, also returned
by the Empress.
Provincial Constable Bullock Webster
left today for Victoria, and will II is said
proceed 10 Spokane 10 bring back Fading.
the abscondng supreme court registrar.
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CONDENSED nIsPATCHEs.

Miss Kate Conde, a belle Of Anderson,
Ind. and worth So 900 in her own right,
has eloped with Lou Reed, "a prizedghter
and sporting man
There are TO Bannock Indians In con-
nnene0t At Marysvsie. WyO, those ar
rested and imprisoned by the state au-
thorities for violation OF game laws hay-
ing been allowed TO escape. The district
attorney for Wyoming is therefore unable
70 ask for writs OF habeas corpus in their
behalf and this means OF bringing the
BsUnOCk treaty before the United States
courts for adjudication cannot be used
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NOTABLE ID FAD.

Swan Lovne. a distinguished Swedish
naturalist, is dead, aged 81 years.
Patrick Gavan Duffy. Tammany leader
who became police justice of New York
and then made himself famous by his
jokes on the bench, died at Forked River
\. j., August y. 1t was as good as an
Irish farce-comedy show 10 hear Judge
Duffy call up and sentence offenders.