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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-25
THE NEWS OF WAYCROss.
MIR. Wright to Speak-COI. ToOmer
Appointed Solicitor General.

Appointed Solicitor General.
Waycross, Ga, Aug. 24.-Hon. Seaborn
Wright, the populist nominee for govern
or, is advertised to speak on Friday. 18th
instant in this city. The speaking will
occur either at the court house or John
sons opera house. Reduced rates on the
railroads have been requested for that oc-
casion.
It will be a populist rally, but many DEM
ocrats will attend.
Six additions to the membership of the
Presbyterian church were received YES
terday by letters. from other Presbyte-
rian churches.
one hundred applications for member
ship in the Plant system relief and hos
pital department were received Satur-
day by mail. making the total member
ship something over Loo.
Col w. NJ. Toomer. of this city. has
been appointed by Gov. Atkinson solicitor
general Of the Brunswick circuit. vice
Hon. W. G. Brantley. resigned the an
pointment TO take effect on Sept /.
Capt. Ben Millikin, the populist nominee
for congress from the Eleventh district
will soon open his campaign and make
speeches in every county in the distri,t
1t is not known whether there will be anN
joint discussions between Col. Brantlev
and Capt. Millikin.
A certain WaycrOss man Is reported o
have said day or two ago that he would
bet $1,000 even money that BRYAN would
carry New York state.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
NOTICE TO BICYCLE RIDERs
Savannah, Ga.


NOTICE TO BICYCLE RIDERS.
The following ordinance of the civ of
Savannah, adopted in Council Oct "a 1901
is published as information and the terms
OF the same will be strictly enforced.
An ordinance to regulate the use Of hi
cycles, tricycles and other similar roa1
carriages in the city of Savannah after
nightfall.
Section l. Be it ordained by the Mavor
and Aldermen of the city of Savannah in
Council assembled, that hereafter il sl,aIf
not be lawful for any person to ride on
any street in the city of Savannah after
nightfall any bicycle, tricycle.. velocjneda
or other similar road carriage unless snch
person shall display, attached to slIcb
road carriage, light, and shall also RIM
a bell as a signal upon his approach a ,
street crossings.
Sec. 2 Be it further ordained that op,,
person who shall violate the provisions If
this ordinance shall, upon conviction he
fore the police court of the city of Savan-
nah, be fined in sum not to exceed So or
imprisoned not to exceed (30 thirty davs
either or both, in the discretion of the
court.
Sec. 3. Be 1t further ordained. that all
ordinances and parts Of ordinances in con
hict with this ordinance are hereby re-
peaied.
HERMAN MYERS. Mayor
Attest; A. n. MANUCY, Clerk Of Coun-
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ADAMsON BLAMEs THE PREACHER
Mulberry Church Passes Resolutions.
AdamsOn's Statement.


AdRmsOn's Statement.
Macon, Ga, Aug. A.-The board of stew
ards of Mulberry Street Methodist church
to-day passed resolutions unqualiiedly in
dorsing their pastor, Dr. Monk, condemn
ing the newspapers for treating as sensa-
tional his attacks on barrooms and places
of worldly amusement, and denouncing
in the severest terms. the action Of j.
Tilden Adamson, the Telegraph reporter,
who had the alteration with DIR. Monk
in the church pulpit last night
AS to the difficulty, the resolutions say:
I'VE denounce the unwarranted invasion
of our sanctuary and pulpit by ]. Tilden
Adamson as a fragrant insult to the
church, and we construe his attack upon
our pastor as deserving of the severest re-
buke"
Sentiment is divided as to Mr.. Adamson's
conduct. 1t seems to be generally conced-
ed by disinterested parties that Mr.
Adamsons mistake. If he made one, was
in calling the doctor to task in the pulpit;
that if he felt himself personally attack
until DR.. Monk left the church. Mr..
Adamson says he waited until after the
benediction, and not only did not intend
to disturb public worship, but had no in
tention of making a scene. He simply
intended to explain in a friendly way that
DR.. Monk had mistaken his connection
with the report Of the sermon, which was
denomnated by the papers as sensational,
but that the minister Unexpectedly lost
his temper and precipitated the difficulty.
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IN HONOR OF HENRY JACKSON.
Memorial Services Held in the SUI
preme Court.

preme Court.
Atlanta, Ga, Aug. A-Memoriai serv-
ices in honor Of the late Capt. Harry
Jackson were held in dhe supreme court
to-day. The report Of the committee ap-
pointed to draw up memorial was pre-
scented by the chairman, Judge George
Hillyer. and Mayor Porter King paid a
glowing tribute ito Capt. Jackson's mem
DRY in an able address. A response In be
half of the court was made by Justice
Atkinson.
Upon the conclusion Of the services the
court ordered the memorial, address and
response to be printed in the Georgia re-
ports, and adjourned for the day.
The following attorneys constituted the
committee on the memorial: George HILL
yer, +. G. duBignon, James B. Cumming,
C. z. Goodyear. John W. Aiken Washing
ton Dessau. Julius L. Brown. N j. Ham
mond, Joel Brardham, NJ ]. Hammond, w.
A. Little, Howard Van Epps and Clifford
Anderson.
The memorial reviewed briefly the life
of Capt. Jackson, from his birth in Sa-
vannah, July l5 1915, to mis- death in this
city, Dec. Is, 1895. Mention was made
of his schoolboy days in England and
afterward in Massachusetts,. 1t was told
now, Wnen a lad OF 10, IN spite or all OPP
position, he entered the confederate army
and began heroic career on the field of
battle. In 1873 he was appointed supreme
court reporter and ably discharged the
duties of the position for ten years, after
which time he resigned to resume the
practice of law.
Speaking of his work as reporter, the
memorial states: 1T was during this pc
riod that Capt. Jackson completed and
gave to the profession one of the most
notable works OF his life in the compila-
ton and publishing of Jackson's index di-
gest 10 the first forty volumes Of the
Georgia reports. a work which for more
than a score of years has been the wade
mecum of the Georgia bar"
In concluding their report, the commit
tee says: Capt. Jackson was essentially
a manly man, he was handsome in per-
son, and magnetic in manner, courage, en-
ergy, zeal and enthusiasm characterized
his life. 1t is in vain for mere words to
voice the deep sorrow with which those
who knew him best and, therefore, loved
him most, saw him consigned 20 the
! tomb"
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WATSoN'S SELF SACRIFICE.
he OFFERS HIMSELF A. 4 LAND on
HIS PARTY-s ALTAR.

The Atlanta Journal Claims 10 Have
solved the Wntson-TilIman Con-
ference-Watson Was 10 BE Given
Cabinet job 20 Come Down. But
For the sake Of His Party lie SUI
fers SIauEhter-It Is Now Claimed
That an Effort VIII BE Made to
Bring sewall Down.
Atlanta. Ca. Aug. 4-Thc journal
this afternoon prints an article. asserted
10 be based upon reliable Information 10
the effect that the recent visit Of = ma
TOR TIuman 10 AIr. Watson. az the lat
ter's home In Thomson, was for the pur-
pose Of making Watson tender OF a cab
met position on condition that he with
draw from the Vice Presidential contest.
II is known that Senator Tiilman went
10 Thomson direct from New York, after
a meeting OF the national committee Of
which he is a member. but the Journal
does not undertake 20 say who authorized
Tiuman 20 make the proposition.
According TO the story however. Wat
son promptly declined the offer, on the
ground that his party would 90 70 the
dominion bow-wOws II he should desert
his post.
since his positive refusal TO get out Of
the way for Mr.. Sewal, il is SAID, that
the plan is to now call upon Sewall TO
clear the track for Watson, Senator Till
man being the moving spirit in the game
The weak part in the story is that Sena-
sor Tillman should be the man entrusted
10 make such a proposition TO Watson.
Had the national committee entertained
any such idea, Tillman is the man who
would probably have been entrusted with
ahe mission.
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in the coming election than It did two
years ago.
When the election is over. II our party
is defeated / shall not charge that We
were fraudulently counted out. / shall
continue to have confidence in the honesty
and integrity of our people. ! trust that
whatever may be the result your party
will at least say that the election was
fairly and honestly managed. and accept
the result in good faith.
Il shall write to the chairman of each
county committee requesting that this re-
commentator be carried out in behalf of
the party that I represent.
Hoping that this letter will he salts
factory TO you, and that / may have your
cooperation in selecting our very best
men to manage our elections, believe me
TO be, very respectfully
"A. S. Clay, Chmn. Dem. Eek. Com"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

To bicycle riders, and especially
those who ride the Barnes White
Flyers and who are contemplating
the purchase of Barnes wheels;
We viii say that we have again
secured the services of Mr.. 1. U. Kim
sey, Jr., champion bicycIist of Sa-
vannah, who Will from Sept. Is man.
age our Bull street bicycle renting
and sale establishment.
Mr.. Kinsey will ride the Barnes
Racer, and Will be found in all the
local and state events as they Oc-
cur from time to time.
The Barnes whe els are ridden by
the fastest riders of this country,
among them e. c. Bald, Otto ZeIgIer
and other successful racing men.
The Barnes White Flyer is the most magnia
Gently gotten up wheel, both on lines and finish
OF any in existence. Call and see it, where
buyers buy White Flyers,
II. ID. de VIM. baltimore.
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oHARLEsTON's PRIMARIES.
An Effort TO he Made TO Defeat the
Local Leader of Democracy.

Local Leader of Democracy.
Charleston, S. c.. Aug. 2.-The democ-
racy Of Charleston county holds its pT1-
mary tomorrow. Nine candidates for the
legislature and nominees for all county
officers are to be chosen
The chief interest in the election centers
in the race over the sheriff's office The
candidates are the present sheriff, Hugh
Ferguson, and Mr.. +. G. Fishburn.
Sheriff Ferguson is of course, known
throughout South Carolina He has filled
his office for sixteen years, and during that
time he has remained the leader of the
democracy Of the city.
Mr. Fishburn recently came to Charles
ton from COlleton county He will be
backed by the local reformers and prob
ably by the A p. A. vote.
II Sheriff Ferguson is not renominated it
will be a great surprise to every one but
Mr. Fishburns most intimate friends and
supporters.
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handle a shirt in the process of wash
ing good deal as a day laborer does a
carpet at spring beating.
We don't. We will take just as good
care of your shirt as if it We're our own.
and as if we were going to wear it at our
wedding tonight. If you like that kind Of
work we are your people.
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY,
1871 Congress Street,
Savannah, Ga.
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LOTS ON NINTH AND TENTH SITS,
Between Barnard and Jefferson.
THE CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
is prepared to BUILD HOUSES on
above lots on a cash payment of
$3.50 to $500, and balance ON easy
terms. This is an opportunity
which those who are seeking homes
should not lose. 1t is the one chance
of a lifetime. PICK OUT YOUR
LOT AND CALL on
NJ. j. SOLOMONs, Treasurer,
lis Bryan street.
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CALL ON US FOR PRICES

on Yellow Pine Lumber, Ceiling Floor
ing, Misunderstanding and Finishing
Lumber. Cypress Lumber and Shingles.
Sash, Doors and Blinds. Stock sizes on
hand, Odd sizes to order.
A. S. BACON & SONS,
Office Bryan and Whitaker streets.
Office phone No. 105 A
Factory phone A.
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LIQUOR LICENSES.

City Of Savannah. ONCE Clerk of Council.
Aug IS, lSe6.-lhe following applications to
transfer liquor license were read at meeting of
Council Aug. u, 1896 and referred to commit
tee OF the whole.
A N MANUCY, Clerk of Council.
j. G. Toshach to transfer liquor license from
Jasper Springs to corner Bay and East Broad
streets: Henry Strauss to transfer LIQUOR IL
cense to John Ripke, corner Habersham and
Anderson streets; C. Gutman & Co. to transfer
liquor license TO J. F. Sunofsky; A. karsteh to
transfer liquor license to John Oshiek, PIG Bay
street.
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FUNERAL INVITATIoNs.

~-~---~-~-~~-~--~~-~-~-~
FLAHERTY.-The friends and &C
quaintances Of Mr.. Thomas Flaherty and
of Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Flaherty are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral of
the former from his late residence, II York
street, at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-25
POPULIsTs OF THE TENTH.

Fleming May Be EndOrsed-MiddIe
of the Road Mem Want West.
Augusta, Ga. Aug. 24.-Quite a large
delegation will so to Harlem tomorrow
to the populist congressional convention
A majority of the Richmond's delegation
of populists favor the Endorsement of the
democratic nominee, Hon. w H Fleming.
but it is generally conceded that the mid
die of the road populists will insist on a
nomination, and will nominate Col John
T. West of Thomson as Mr.. Watson $
successor.
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A Polnoner Arrestcd.

Louisville, Ga, Aug. 24-Ella Scott. a ne
gro woman, wanted at Statesboro, on the
charge OF poisoning her husband. was ar
rested here to-day by Detective aiorrls.
OF Zeiglsr brothers fame.
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Savannah, Aug. 4. 1s9s.-All persons nav.
ing claims (secured or unsecured agalhs'
the Greenwich Park Association are ~
quested 10 present them 10 the ullus1
signed within the next thirty days.
FRANCIS s. LATHRCP, Trustee
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CITY OF SAVANNAH POCKET MAPS,
so CENTS EACH.
PRINTED IN TWO COLORs.
NICELY HOUND IN CLOTH AND
STAMPED IN GOLD ON SIDE.
FOR SALE BY
MORNING NEWS.
BIDS WANTED.

Office Clerk OF Council, Savannah. Aug.
20. 1S96.-Bids will be received at this office
for the next ten Q0) days for furnishing
quarantine tug boat Theckla with new boiler.
pumps, additional machinery and removing
wood work and replacing same. Specifications
for contemplated improvements can be seen az
this Office. The city reserves the right 20 re-
lect any or al bids.
A. n. MANuCY. Clerk OF Council
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STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, ETC.
We move, store and insure househoid
goods. Careful and efficient help anu
suitable trucks for moving. Reasonaole
rates. Baggage and general delivery,
Messenger boys on wheels. Carriages
and hacks furnished with dispatch.
Telephone 2. $50 Bay street (McLausH-
Inns old stand. ~,
SAVANNAH DISTRICT MESSENGERS
AND DELIVERY COMPANY.
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An extra convocation Of this -
chapter will be held this =
Tuesday, evening at 500 r.
O'Clock. MAJ
The r. A. Degree will be con- ny
ferred, "
Transient companions are fra
ternally invited.
By order Of v
WIN. B. SPANN
JOHN RILEY, Recorder.
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The supreme court to-day reversed the
decision of the lower court IN the case of
Conner ct. al. receivers, VS.. Foley, appeal
ed from the city court of Savannah.
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OWNERS, ATTENTION.

1hoFERT1 OWNERS, ATTENTAON
Now is the time to make ar
rangement to have your property
rented, rents collected, ETC., for
next year.
We would like to attend to it for
you.
We may charge you more than
others, but we will do our very
best to get you good tenants and
have your repair work looked af-
ter so carefully as to save you
money.
JOHN L. ARCHER & co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CITY COURT GRAND
JURORS.


NOTICE TO CITY COURT GRAND
JURORS.
The Grand Jurors OF the City Court Of Sa
vannah need not appear until Monday. Sist
inst, at p. m. BY order
HoN. THoS NJ. NORWOOD. Judge.
J. S, COLLINS. Clerk G: G s.
KNIGHTS TAKE NOTICE.
B. Greenberg, a member Of Fitzgerald
Knights of Pythias, died this morning at
o'clock; will be buried at Laurel Grove Gene
terry at p. m. Aug IS from the residence. No.
1893 Perry street.
MEMS SUMMER WEAR CLOSING OUT
GREAT REDUCTIONS
In Prices.
Mems Straw Hats ....... -. ....... SOC
Boys Straw Hats ,................. Csc
Mems Gauze Undervests and Drawers .. 4Oc
Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers 49,. 4Oc
Worth 75c,
But we want to close them out to make room.
Lawn Neckwesr and Suspenders, Wash
Neckwear and Bows, ditto.
THE NEW SHAPES
IN
DERBYs AND FEDORA HATS
Are now in and ready for your inspection-the
best hat in the city for $3.50 and $500
GENTLEMEN'S FALL SILK HATS
JUST IN
We have SILK NECKwEAR, CARRIERS,
LINK SLEEVE BUTTONS, NIGHT SHIRTS,
and anything needed for q gentleman's toilet
AT La FAIRS,
81 Bnn Street.
SPECIAL SALE OF FINE EXTRACTS.
OAKLEY's FINE EXTRACTS.
Large Bottle, 40 Cents,
Usual Price rs Cents.
An assortment of
STANDARD MANUFACTURERS
Extracts at 25 cents,
Usual Price 80 cents.
SOLOMONs & CO.,
1913 Congress st. Branch Store
Bull and Charlton SITS.
GET 1T At
ROWLINSKI, PHARMACIST,
Broughton and Drayton SITS.
Telephone 465.
DYSPEPSIA.
Would you give SO to be cureds If
so, get bottle of Guaranteed Dys-
pePsia Remedy. A positive cure or
money refunded. Price So per bot
tie.
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MEETINGS.

GEoRG11 CHATTER No. 8, r. a. N
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KNIGHTS TAKE NOTICE.

B. Greenberg, a member Of Fitzgerald
Knights Of Pythias, died this morning at 1
o'clock will be buried at Laurel Grove Gene
terry at p. m. Aug. IS from the residence, No.
1893 Perry street.
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The Grand Jurors OF the City Court Of Sa
vannah need not appear until Monday, Slst
inst, at p m. By order
HON. THos NJ. NORWOOD. Judge.
G rOTTTNIC CLARK n n G
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-10-28
L6pande Mr. M "a.

ton, hvilken, trots dagens svara va.
derrick, hade EFT nagorlunda lyckadt
resultat. Supper serverades for "a
cents. ALA yoro glada och tillfreds-
stalda. - Sistlidna Yecka hade den
svenska siukhj hjelpsf6reEingen en- .'oyst-
er supper" Eft litet program utfUr.
des. Tai hollis at normalskolans prin.
cipal. prof. Lord, SAINT af var alskada
pastor, Nyyall. Tillat nagra ord ON
Hope Academy. Denna var syenska
skola har yarit att hem for sadana un.
ga svenskar som icke hafya nagot hem
/ Amerika. vi taga oss afven friheten
att kalla henne var Moder, emedan vi
hafva hennes skote Tart det nya spra-
ket. Sasom det kannes for EFT barn,
mar dess lnoder frantages det, sd kan.
mes det oss mar de omstorta "Var Mo-
DER. Och vi taga oss friheten att fra.
ga: Ar det af modem att sd g0ra? ALL
denstund icke skolans skulder hafva
0kats under de senare aren, sd kan jag
icke inse att orsaken for verksamhe.
tens nedlaggande beror pa de daliga
tiderna; men pastiendet wore kanhan.
da icke oriktigt, ON vi saga, att orsa-
ken ligger direktionens likn6jdhet. =
80 En- sCensE .
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WISCO N SIN,

Sjelfspil1ing. En- farmare nara
berofvade sig sjelf lifvet den % deunes
genom att hanga sig. Orsaken till den.
fortviaade handlingen Dir okand. Il. ,
En- krogare O'Conomowoc vid
namn Julius Otto blef fredags mordad
ett rum ofvanom krogrummet af en-
okand person. Otto hade mycket pen-
gar sin ego, hvilket f6rhallande tro-
ligtvis utgjort motivet till mordet.
Slut pa cit brottsligt lif. Under
rattelse ingick den 20 denues till Ju-
neau fran coronern Fredericksburg,
Va, att den fora veckans hummer
omnamde bankkass6r w T. Rambusch,
som f0rsvunuit fran orten. tagIt sig
sjelf af daga derstades. Hans kropp
kommer att f6rass tillbaka till Juneau
och begrafvas der Inalles torde hans
f0rsnillningar bel5pa sig TIL 100000
dollars. s-'''vE'''' - - -
West Superior-nyheter: r.. G.
Cronemiller har paborjat rattegang
mot Omaha jernvags bolaget, askandes
$4,000 i understanding for det han
sedan. den sorgliga. Pullman stricken
blifvit "b,ack listeda En fngenidr yid
namn Jesse James begar sac, 600 l
skadeersattning fran Lake Superior
Terminal & Transfer Railway Ca der
Tor att han pa grund af en- eldares
| v;irdsl0shet fatt en- hand krossad, da
| han var bolagets tjenst. - Charles
R.hnstrand och detcktiy. Earnshaw
upptriida som sjelfstaudiga kandidater
for sheriff-em betet och Ole Gullickson
for county clerk.-Det sages, att qvin.
nofOreningen inom den @sv~ ev.s,luths,
f0rsamlingen vid Steel Plant haller pa
att forfardiga cit tacke,r som kommer
att blifva vardt mellan# Sl00 och 500.
Ticket skall f0rsaljas pa. offentlig auk-
tion. Sadana fattiga som beh6fva k0-
pa tacken for den konmande vintern
bora taga tillfallet akt. ~ rs-.- -
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D A K @ T A..

Ihjelskjuten inbrottstjuG En-
okand man ihjelsk6ts en- matt f0rliden
vecka of hustrun till {. d. statssenator
sHil,z Fessenden. N. D., just som han
krop in genom ett f6nster ofre vanin-
gen al huset afsigt att bega st0ld.
Mrs Hiltz var vid tillfallet ensam hui
set. T@.@.
Tre maskerade man inkommo en-
dag t6rliden vecka S. Fehlmans hem
i Conde. s. D., och medan den enc med
spand revolver h6ll husets invanare i
stillhet genoms0kte de andra huset.
Ds erh0llo 500, en- klocka och en- re-
volver. Rofvarne haktades dagen der
pa Sioux City, Iowa.
Brefkort fran Devils Lake, N.
d. Utsigterna for det repnblikanska
partiets seger Ramsey och Benson
counties aro ganslxa CODA. Hon. A. G.
Rankin fran Pennsylvania h5ll etta
sina masterliga tai mandags alton uti
courthuset for en- stor massa ahorare.
Mr. G. Z. Bsrg fran Cannon Fails,
MINI, har afven latit h5ra sin makti-
ga stamma / Dsvils Lake, Grand Har-
Dor, Churches Ferry och Minniwau-
kan. Hr Berg har en- utmarkt talang
som politisk talare. 1biand kandidater
for countyembets / Ramsey county
markas Nels A. Moe fran Churches
Ferry, kandidat for Register al Deeds.
och T. ThoSon fran Bartlett, kandidat
for county kassor.
Fran Fargo meddelas att A. w.
Wines, alias Joe Miller som nyligen
blifvit haktad ST Louis, beg;ltt fere
bedragerier derstades Da han vista.
des Fargo hade han sin ego ett de-
positionsbevis f5r $l5, 600 fran en- bank
/ Cincinnati, som han visade sina offer
for att vinna deras f6rtroende. Dstta
var naturligtvis falskt. Han s6nskade
lana pengar for en- nina ute i Montana,
och lofvade att iterbetala tredubbelt
For att vfnna hnnu mera f6rtroende de-
ponerades deposftionsb beviset hos nagon
AMMAN person som sakerhet. Sven La La
gerberg blef lurad pa 81, 200 och males.
erholl Wines $1,000 pa platsen. Expo
lisman Berg blef arresterad pst MISS
tanke att sta f6rbindeise med Wines,
men frikandes. Fargo ingick syind-
llaren giftermal med en- ung fiicka,
Emile Nansen, hvilken han bedarat
med lockande f0rstallningar ON rike.
dom och anseende. Smart 6fvergaf
han henne och hon Dor MI ensann med
Idet lila barn som fUddes nagra mana-
lder derp;,, Det har nu uppdagats, att
Wines har varit gift fera ganger fUrnt,
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-10-28
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