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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
NOWlNKI
q parafil niezale4nych.
Chicago, Is Stycznia,

Chicago, 10 StYcznla.
Krawcowi Wa4dochowi, para
f%ianlnowi tuteiszego nleza leznego
Kozfa, przytraflfo sic njeszczesc1e,
DO uciekfa mt iona z lakims
zabierajac re soba
cztory parry obstalowanych spodni.
Gdy "a oskarzyF o kradziez, iona
ma sadie podrapala mu twarz, tax
il juz wieceJ ME potrzebowal sig
malowaG ma nlezaleznego b}azna,
jake kt6 ry juz j tax powszechnle
znany.
Szymon Hasteroch, nfezalezny
sa1onista, gdy che wal dziecko ma
niezaleznvm cmentarzu, TAX 2
trumienkl k%rzycza1o. re az ludzle
pouciekalr, j cd togo czasu strachY
pojawla]a sig W salonle. Gdy W
nocy kula]a beczu}kami, musza
ludzle, przechodzacy mlmo by z1e
odsleble odczep1c, odmawlac ME-
zalezne godzlnki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

przewodnictwem pana Pasz-
kiewicza, artysty malaria
energicznie sic stara, ably
obch6d wypad} jaknaiwspanla-
lei. (Zob. ,,Notatki z Mllwau-
kee,)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
Process ks. Crutzy
spadek 20 S. p. KS. HOr
sbacze WSkim.

,,Kuryer Polski" donosi:
Pred komisarzem sadowym
Hugh Ryanem rozstrzygna} sic
wczoraj process ks. Wilhelma
Grutzy przeciw masie spadkowej
s. D.. ks. J6zefa Horbaczewskiego.
Ks. Grutza zada} sl,567 25 ale
komisarz Ryan przyzna} mu tylko
$~l,O53.57, m6wiac re masa spad-
kowa ME moze bye odpowiedzialnaa
"a niekt6re ~pretensye.
KS. Horbaczewski mieszkaf
przez kilka lat ma plebanii PREY
kosciele sw. Jozafata, a zamiast
placid "a w1kt i utrzymanie, zapisa}
testamentem $1,000 ma szko}e sw.
J6zafata. Krewni zmar1ego starali
sic uniewazniG testament, a sedzia
Mann istotnie go uniewazni{.
Wtedy Ks. Grutza przed}ozy} ra
chunek ma $1,000 "a wiki i utrzy-
mamie ks. Horbaczewskiego, S215
"a pomnik a s352.25 "a ~pogrzeb,
razem sl,567.25. Komisarz Ryan
uzna}, re wiki I utrzymanie warte
by}o 5000 i razem z pomnikiem i
kosztem pogrzebu przyzna} ks.
sl,o53.57.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
POdzlekOWanle.

Chicago, 16 Stycznia, '97.
Dnia II Grudnia b. l.. umar]
moi MAJ, S. p. Ignacy Per}owski,
i udaiam sic do wiel. ks. Sztuczki
wzgledem pochowania go. Kaplan
ten przyjql mnie iscie pc ojcowsku,
ubolewajac mad mojem messages
ciem.
Dnia 10 Grudnia odbyl sic
pogrzeb. Pred konduktem pogrze.
bowym postepowa}y polskie to-
warzystwa: Kosciuszki, Jana So
bieskiego i Forosterzy, "a mimi
liczne karety, lyle sill cz1on'
kowie Zwiazku Narodowego Pol.
oraz liczni przyjaciele n~iebyzczyka.
Mad grobem wielebny ks. sztuczko
powiedzia} picking, SERGE wzrusza'
jaca move, podnoszac zasfugi i
patryotyzm zmar}ego.
w diva dni pc obrzsdzie po-
grzebowym, majac do zaplacenia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
RHEfenss AhlaaC ARM
kOWa.

Nujepsza maSc ma swlej'e IA
reny, pochodzace z c,ec, przetarcis
aderzenia, p~oparzenia; wrzody.
popgkane rece, odclski oraz wszel
kie wyrzuty ma clele. Jezeli zupef
ME ME zadowoli, p1eniadze 5eds
zwr6cone. Cena. IS centow pude1.
20. Mona dostac we ~vszystk1ch
sptekach.
w Winon1e sprzedaje to
lekarstwo apteka JACKSON d
SO VIZ Str
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
/ NIW Polls KICH
w AMERYCE.

Z CHICAGO podaje nam
nasz podrozuyacy agent Gle
kawe rzeczy n Spo}ce kropi-
dlarskiej S:ajster & Co.
Pasierb Klenka Bielihsk'ego
lest u ks. Langego wikarym,
a vice ojczym sza]ster why's
kuje poczciwego proboszcza
ma swoja korzyst. jak wog6le
wszystkie powierzone mu
sprawy Ziednoczenia Katolic-
kiego. paskudzac imie kato-
l,ckie. Zrobii tel ma posiedze-
niu administra,yi Zjednocze
MIA ks. Langego poufoym
doradca nowo upieczonego
redaktora organu kropidlar-
skiego, Z ramieaia Sejmu
ks LANCE ME Jest zadnym
urzednikiem Zjednoczen'a,
ieno wolf 5 z a S t q. -
Winszujemy!...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
TAME grunta
W %urodzajnej okolicy.

w u1OuA0AOJ ONOAlOJ'
Akier pr $500 do 4 90
Plodv z,emne i drzewo latwo
spieuie3yt, DO odstawianie
woda i soleja bardzo dogodne.
Kompsnia Detour Cedar dale
biednieiszym swiezYm osadni-
kom robote " parowej piles
Ma wiosne bedzie tn polski
kosciol budowany.
Grunta naleza do roznych
kompauij,.
Zg'os,6 sic pod adresem:
Fred | Agent,
brx 81, De tour Mich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
PLACIC IA WIARUSA
Bezpfatnie,

nczQ18tl1lO.
Prey slijcie sw6J adres do Fl
E. B 4 k | 9 n & Co W Chicago
a dostaniecle bespfatnie pudefko
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. Pr6bka
ia przekona was co mole zdzialac.
Plgu1ki tie lecza n,ezawodnie Dol
giowy os}abienie, malarYe l Dol
zo}edka. Me z~awierala W sebie
zadnego obcego zYwiofu i 8 czYsto
2 rosllnrobione. Uzycie ach ME
osfabia, ale owszem wzmacnl acaly
system. Pudelko ~zwyczainej well.
kosci Is cent6w we wszYstkich'
W Winonie sprz eda1e
ekarstwo apteka JACKSON
RADEMACHER, SO w. Q Str,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
MAST AGENCI:

Upowaznieni SO do Kolektowa
ola abonamentu WIARUsA nastepu-
jacy nasi agenci mieJscowi:
BAY CITY: Michaf Skowronski
1908 S. Jackson Str.
ASHTON, Nebr: Micha} Mendyk
NANTICOKE, Pa.-Fr. Jabionski
BALTIMORE: Fir. Zlarnowski
1925 Shakespeare Str.
LEMONT: Kahn. Buszklew1cz.
OAK HILL:otanisfaw P~ogorzelskl
WARSzAW WA, N. D. = Albert
Tcske.
w. SUPERIOR, P. Gappa
,er l515-3 Str
DULUTH: Jan Munko,
IL Lake Str. n.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
MOGlLNO. Zmystny pies

adwokata o. Tonna uratowaf
3yc swemu panu i jego Ionic.
Pr2ez nieostrozrosG 2amkDieto
"a rychlo piec j gaz napslni}
pok6j sypialny, gdy mal2on
Kowie udali sic ma spoczynek.
Wtem p. Tom czuje, 2e go
cos drapie po twarzy, budzi
sic ~id,i PISA PREY }o1ku
op=rtego praedniemi lapani ma
poscielj. Jednoczesnie uczul
jaKies ubezwfadnierle
g}ow:e i zniarkow.1, De W
pokoju pe}no gazu dusza' ego
p}uca. Mil tyle jeszcze SHY,
De wsta{, otworzy} okna. u
potem zajrzsl do zony z1r4one}
snem glebokim - dopiero W
k,lka godzin zdolano ia
docuciG.
ZNIN Minister nakazal cd
l kwietnia przeniesG stacya
nadkontroli j urzad celny z
Rogowa do Znina.
KOZMIN. Pan DIR. Piotro-
wicz uzyskal patent na
przyrzad do wyrobc pi7t
kauczukowych, W jake wpra-
wiane bywaja zeby sztuczne.
ROGOZNO. Roboty ziemne
prey sypaniu toru z Rogczna
Go Draska ukOnczonO IA
przestrzeni pomiedzy Goraiem
a C~zarnkowem. Naj~ieksza
trudno6cia prey tym torze
byEo zniesienie 60 metrow
wynoszacego wzgorza W
pobli1u dol ny Noteci. Dwie
l~okomotywy i przes2}o 100
robatnik6w pracowalo pfzez
po}tora roku mad przekopem
dlugos;i pol k;lometra, pray
czem setki tYsiecy metrow
szesc;ennych zieml trzebe bylo
przewiesG ma inne miejsce. 4
tel 2iemi usypano wal d}ugo5ci
l kllometra, pod "oJnel
wysokos;i draga telegrafczne.
60.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

DYECE-
Duia 29 q. N. otrzyma1
XII ziekan Jon Fetka Z Turowa
kaooniczna inslucya "a pro.
bostwo W WieIu, W deksnacie
,ueholskim. rs. Franciszek
Ru>zkowski ustanowiony Wi
karym " OksYwju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

BAY CITY, Mich IS
stycznia. Wczorab W
n;edziele popo}odniu, ma
zebraniu zwolennik6w ks.
Bosackiego w Washington
hall o~dczytano decyzye ks.
arcybiskupa Martinelliego,
papieskiego delegate. Odpo-
wiedz byta napisana przez ks.
biskupa Richtera a potwier~
dzona przez ks. arcybiskupa
Martinelliego. Przeciwnikom
ks. Bogack!ego poczyn'ono
ustepstwa W kilku punktach;
mianowicie parafianie maja
obierac komitet, ktory co
rok ma rewidowac ks'a&ki
parafialne. Kosciol sw Stani
s}awa jest ~jeszcze zamkniety.
Paratianie maja tymczasem
chodzie do innych koscio}ow'
Ks. Bogacki, kazawszy w
polskiej plebanil naprawit
wszystko, co motioch PREY
ostatnich rozruchach ponisz-
czy}, ma nowo W niei zamiesz.
kali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

w BAY CITY polscy
burzyciele p~arahalni podobn'e
post7puja, jak pogahscy
Kaimucy ka}muk, gdy zle
mu sic dzieje, to figure bozka
]domowego, do kt6rej "a
lepszych czas6w sic modl'{'
bic. Mic innego tel, ]eno
obecna straszna bieda mledzy
Polakami W Bay City, wywo
lila tamtejsze rozruchy
parafaIne, Zrozpaczony lud
karatby "a dopuszczenle tych
ciezkich czasow samegoBoga,
gd> by go w zywem c'ele
zobaczy}, a re go W swo]e
rece dostaG ME mole. vice
mSci sic ma jego zastepcv, -
ksiedzu. Z tel racyi, dopok1
ME ustana ciezkie easy,
kazdy proboszcz tamte)sze]
polskiej parafi, chocby nawet
|jaki swiety wprcst Z nleba
zes}any, bedzie przesladowa-
nym.
Z podobnych pobudek / W
innych polskich parahach W
W tym kraju powstaja wo]n>
koscieIne. Dawniej, "a do
brych czasow, nigdy tn o
woinach koscieloych pc
parahach polskich ME slysza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
z Prus aPolskich

KLESZCZYN pnwiat Z}o-
towski dnia 3O.12.96. Stra-
sznego morderstwa .dopuscll
sic wczoraj W pohlisklej wsi
|Sk,c, mlod2ian oko!o 80 lat
LEGACY, g!uchouIemy, cd uro-
dlenia, IA swoim wlasnym
ojcu. Niemowa rabal dr2ewo,
gdy ojciec przechodz'i kolo
niego, uderz,} 90. s,ek'era i
zabit OLGA ma miej,cu, potem
powlok} do studni tam
wrzucil. Wpad} pasteppie do
izby i jedaym zamachem po-
ic2yl trupem make. Potem
rzucif SIC ma s'cstry, 'ecz tie
zdolaly uciec. Gdy JUL ME miai
D,kogo pod reka. zabral sic do
ucieczki; gdy " ten pr2echo-
dziia TAME kobieta, i te "a
mordowal trzema cieciam'
w6rod ulicy. Morderca pusci}
sic do Z}otowa tam go
nrhwycono wtracono do
wieaienia. Dzisiaj zjecha{ sic
sad pa miejsce zbrodni; doko
nano sekcyi ma trupach, przy-
wie2iono tak3e morderoe sku-
tego W kaidanach. Matki
docucono l. lekar2e ma1a
nadzieie utr2ymanla jej pray
|3yciu. Nazwisko. tego zamor-
dowanego gospodarza jest
Kuiich, a kobiera wyrobnlca
nazywa sic S6a1da.
KOSClERZYNA. Wracsjac
z podro4Y do domu zmsri
nagle ma paral'z serca wfas
ciel dobr p. Lni,hi z Czarlina
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
NAZWISKO ,,inzyniera''
W Domu Zwiazkowvm W
Chicago jest Fritz Gotl'eb. =:

W LWAUK odbedzie
sic W sobote, "a Styczn'a u
pana J6zefa P a u b c k i e.
go (Pabst Hall) wspo(ny
obchod narodywy I7tu
rolskich Towarzystw. Komitet
zajmuiacy sic obchodem, pod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

ZNIN Minister nakazal cd
l kwietnia przenie6c stacya
nadkontroli j urzad celny z
Rogowa do znina.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

KOZMIN. Pan DIR. Piotro-
wicz uzyskal patent na
przyrzad do wyrobC pt7t
kauczukowych, W jake wpra-
wiane bywaja zeby sztuczne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

K~OSClERZYNA. Wracaiac
z podro2Y do domu zmsri
nsgle ma paral'z serca Was i
ciel dobr p. Lni,hi z Czarlina
W powlecle kartuzkim.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-05-13
Profits ofa Cinch.

New YORK. May 8.-The directors Of
the Standard Oil Company have declared
quarterly dividend Of 3 per cent and
an extra dividend of per cent, payable
June Is, putting the stock on 40 per
cent basis. This means distribution OF
slO.OOO,OOO to the shareholders OF the
company. During the fiscal year the
company has paid 81 per cent, and. in.
cludlng the present divileDa, 10 per cent
has been declared 90 far this year.
In the market tales Of the stock were
made up to 3O11 Il, and there was report
Of sale OF 800 shares at 3O3.
Where the supply Of stock comes from
u . puszling question to brokers. Not
for several years has there been % much
activity in Standard Oil stock - during
the last few months.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-05-13
How Laws are Made.

Bismarck Tribune: The new wolf
bounty law has been claimed to be un-
constitutional because of the fact that
the tax provided for in the law is levied
on special class of property. That was
the way the bill providing for the bounty
was introduced, and is the way 1t was
generally supposed the law read. A
reference to the engrossed bill 90 it ls
now filed IN the Office Of the secretary Of
state, by the state auditor yesterday,
however, shows that the bill calls, not
for tax OF one-tenth mill on the vslus-
ton Of live stock IN the state, but upon
al property both real and PERSONAL. This
relieves the law Of any possibility Of un-
oonstitutionality but it will be surprise
to many OF the taxpayers Of the state
who thought the Law provided only for
Q tax on live stock. Az the Law stands
the volt bounty fund will be much
larger than Was anticipated.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-05-13

Increased Cattle Shipments.
One Of the freight agents Of On eastern
road from TWIN Cities is quoted 20 say
ing that II 900 cars of stock are expected
to be shipped this season over the North.
ern Pacific and Great Northern. Last
year the shipments were less than 1000.
When asked why he made such q predic.
ton he replied:
Because there are the cattle and they
are IN the right shaps and cattle men
have the disposition as woll as the oppor-
tunlty to chip them. Reports about
losses were grossly exaggerated. There
wss severe storm in November, and
the winter was boisterous throughout,
closing with q terrific storm IN March,
but tho cattle came through first rate. !
have interviewed the leading cattle IN
terests IN North Dakota and Montana,
and they do not estimate the aggregate
loss over 10 per cont, which would leave
them pretty good average season. The
cattle are looking healthy and rever
saw the grass look 20 we'll at this time Of
the year.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-05-13
North Dakota Wooden Goods.

A carload OF manufactured goods from
the Grand Forks wooden mills WAS
shipped to st. Paul this week. The
goods were made from North Dakota
wool shipped from al parts Of the state,
manufactured by North Dakota labor
and the proceeds 60 directly into the
pockets of the North Dakota farmers
and lRborlng men. The mills employ
about seventy-fiv people.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-05-13
GraiH Man Gone.

G. G.. Ames OF the firm of Ames &
Lockman, grain commission men of Du-
luth, Is reported missing. Ames for
merly lived in Fargo and is we'll known
in North Dakota. About two years ago
be and A. j. Lockmsn of LaMoure
formed gram partnership, Ames to run
the Duluth Office and Lockman to work
up North Dakota trade. 1t is reported
that Ames disappeared ten days ago and
that his Office accounts do not balance
by $4,000, with liabilities of several
thousand more. Lockmsn, who now
lives in Fargo, will be ruined by the deal
if Ames' disappearance is not cleared up.
He bears the best of regulations and has
Ms of sympathy over his seeming mis-
fortune.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-05-13

near where the murderer was finally
caught, is northwest OF the Sheyenne
and the country between il fairly we'll
settled. From all reports, Norman will
have to be closely guarded it he ever
goes through the formality Of trial.
The captor will get but $500 instead Of
$9OO-$5O from the state and 800 from
the sheriff Of Grand Forks county per-
sonslly. 1t is said the county commits.
sioners withdrew the offer CT $500 as
they had no authority to offer it.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-05-13
Rates Promulgated.

The much advertised schedule Of rates
OF the North Dakota railroad commis-
sion has been published. The com.
missioners notify the railroad companies
that it is expected they will accept this
reduction, to take effect July 1st. The
passenger rate Is fixed at three cents a
mile, instead of four cents as at present.
The freight rates are classified in. 100
pound lots and IN car loads. The DIS
tsnce from which the railroad commits
sioners have jurisdiction is placed at
from five to 400 miles. FIRST class rate
on merchandise. per 100 pounds, for the
FIRST 100 miles is 40 cents. for 200 miles
60 cents, for 300 miles IS cents and for
400 miles 80 cents. The rate on grain
for instance, IN car load lots, in cents per
100 pounds, for 400 mlles, is 10 cents.
Rates are made for shipment of live
stock, lumber and the various classes of
freight according to the western classl-
fication.
The commission, OF course, only at
tempts to exercise this authority over
the rates within the borders of this state
and therefore the schedule which they
have prepared can only affect transpor.
tatlon which originates within the state,
and Is conveyed to some other portion
of the state. They have no control
whatever over rates in Minnesota and it
will at once be seen that whether their
efforts are success or not, as far as
North Dakota is concerned-and it is
hoped they may be-that the great bulk
of the states traffic will still continue at
rates as heretofore, as 1t originates out
side OF the state or is hauled to points
outside of the state.
The interstate commerce commission
IS the only body before which an appeal
for lower rate on grain and other mer-
chandise could be successfully prose
outed and which would really benefit
the people OF this state. However, the
railroad commissioners show good faith
and the reductions which they have de.
manded will now be adjudicated by the
courts of the state.
The wholesale shippers at Fargo and
Grand Forks, Of course, would like tc
bave lower out rate. They have al
ready been given a reduction in rates
from the east and 1t would materially
help the wholesale shippers dealing with
merchants and others within the state
to have this present schedule put into
effect.
The Ignite coal rate is fixed by the
code aud the railroad commissioner
notify the various railroads Of the state
that complaints have been made tina,
the railroads are not complying with tht
PROVISIONS OF the law in regard tt
these coal rates and that unless the same
10 complied with proceedings for thu
enforcement OF that eection Of the code
will be commenced by the commissioners
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-05-13
KICK FROM MONTANA
Stock Shippers Claim North
Dakota Veterinarians Are
Extortionate.
Our State Law About Stock
Inspection Not Generally
Known.
Railroad Commissioners File
a New Schedule of Rates
Goes to Courts.

The stock inspection Law Of North De-
kots has created . kick from the stock
shippers Of Montana. Last week the
Stock Growers Journal Of Miles City
says . train Of cattle was held up st
Msndan and "mulcted" in large sum
for inspection fees and expenses Of IN.
spector. The Journal states that this
law seems to have been put through
with great deal OF secrecy and that it
vas not generally known to the Montana
stock shippers. One Of the objects of
the Law is stated, by q North Dakota
stockmsn, to be for the purpose Of get
ting some revenue from sheep shipments,
as we'll az of cattle and horses. The
Northern Pacific road, be states, allows
Montana sheep owners to pay short
distance rate in proportion to the
through freight rate, to North Dakota,
turn the sheep out on grass and ship
them on again IN the fall at the through
rate. Az no taxes were obtained from
these animals 1t was thought that an in.
spection would be the means Of getting
some revenue.
The railroad company Is endeavoring
to make the enforcement OF this law as
light az possible for Montaau shippers
and has taken the matter up With the
state. It is said circular Of instruc
t!ons will ba prepared and sent to ali
agents Of the road, to inform stock chip
pers of the laws of this state IN this mat
ter. II any attempt is made to make
the Inspection burden upon shippers
from Montana under the guise OF health
regulations, certificates from the Mon
tans veterinarians will be obtained.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-05-13
The Fowlers Indicted.

Homer T. Fowler, formerly cashier,
and Walter Fowler. director of the
Northwestern National bank Of Superb
OF, have been indicted by Madison,
Wis, grand jury for the misapplication
funds. Walter Fowler was manager Of
tho business Of the Russell, Miller Mill.
ing Co., in North Dakota and Wisconsin
and he is charged with aiding and sbet.
ting his brother in the misapplication Of
the funds Of q national bank by over.
losning to the mill company.
The arrest is the result Of an investi-
CATION instituted when the Russell, Mil.
Ter mill was thrown into the hands Of q
receiver. Bank Examiner Thorne, under
orders Of Comptroller Eckels, conducted
an injury which was later assisted in by
government agents. Upon this evidence
Eckels compelled President Fowler and
his brother, Walter, to resign. Comp.
troller Eckels, in q letter to the bank
directors, stated that President Fowler
loaned the RUSSELL Miller mill $4,000
which is $780, 1000 in excess Of limitations.
and IN addition loaned enough money to
institutions owned or controlled by them
to smske q total of $4,000. Homer
Fowler claims Eckels prosecuted him
because he was a candidate for compt.
roller of the currency under Mckinley.
Both of the Fowlers have been arrested
and admitted to bail.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-05-13

You will need some garden seed this
spring. 9oodsill hss them. Every seed
fresh; no old last year's stock left over.
All new and just in. Now is the time
and this the place to buy either in bu!k
or in packages. Special prices for quan-
titles.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-05-13
Their Movements Kept Secret.
From Wednesdays .,ai,y.


Movements Of the officers who have
the murderer, Norman, in charge are
kept secret. Sheriff O'Oonner of Grand
Forks county 10 not saying anything for
publication % to the arrangements being
made for the transportation of the
prisoner. 1t 10 evident, however, that
great osre Will have to be exercised.
Reliable information from Devils Lake
is to the effect that determined effort
at lynohine would be made there it the
opportunity were given. At Larimore
numbers Of men have sworn never to let
the murderer through the town alive il
they could prevent it. Public feeling
there against the man is naturally bitter
O. the crime was committed 90 near to
the city and the condition Of the remain.
ing members Of the Hillestesd family is
such as to arouse the deepest sympathy.
Norman is said to have left the Hill
stead farm at O'Clock Saturday May l.;
his capture was effected at 90. N. Mon.
day, May 1O-nine days and five hours
afterward. In that time Norman had
travelled not to exceed $50 miles and for
five days had the nee Of his pony. His
path of escape was directly west, devist-
ing north and south only sufficient to
pass lakes and avoid one or two towns.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-05-13
Sheldon Partly Destroyed.

A fire Of unknown origin destroyed 81
buildings IN one block in Sheldon Satur.
day morning. Loss $4,000. two.thirds
insurance. Will rebuild at once.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-05-14
Pigs Along Shore.

Pigs like fish, and pigs raised along shore
owned by fishermen get plenty Of fish to
eat. Sometimes fish is fed to the pigs to
clear them Of scurvy. Horseshoe crabs are
often fed to pigs, the crabs being cut clear
of the shells so that the pigs can get az
them easily. The pigs like horseshocs.
Often around salt water creeks minnowS
are caught and dumped into pigpens ~
the bushel Many fish have hard, sharp,
projecting spines that might stick in tho
pigs throat When fish Of this sort are
fed, the spines are first cut off, and only
the bodies and tails fed. One Of the names
Of the American sole is hog chokcr.
Other food is fed along with fish, and
fish is never fed to the pigs before killing
time; it would make the pork taste lshy.
Pigs will eat soft clans. Down hay OF
Fundy way pigs 90 out at low tide and
root for mussels. There, where the lido
rises 40 or 80 feet and comes in with great
audiences, 1t is neco ssary for the pigs 20
he on the alert, and they are. They hear
the first sound Of the coming tide wave and
turn and scamper for the shore, and even
then they get there none too soon Occa-
sionally.-New York Sun.