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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29
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Der ItilG mann, lOcluJCl
ppr Sur;em in gScbb Gitn Ieine @e-
liebte Qpi3 5pSoc crmorbete uu0 bis
~ leirer l~}rpseTiruno n bos bieIioc
@eFQuoniB oe6rod,t muroc. lit QeItern
N6cno III 6ulNc OOu GlnGcncon8eitiOn
9eltorben. %9todocn CT Den Wtoro
oeritbt bate, modDtc CT eincn eriolge
lolen SelbltntoroucrIu0.
- Sub9penoeutc, Wtu., p. San.
3u einem 0rGBli6cu LU0c font Der
jungc 3oGuar3t @uunoine Wtoocira
aui Icincm G&egc uo0 NQu1u3 GitO.
ST licf bic WjiNouwi %atiijc-@elciic
cutlon8 uno beobljWti0te, ouT ben
Geranna0erocn @lttcr}uA5 81 %lprin0cn.
Gr Ocrlor bel 0iclcm %criuDe Den
Qnlt, prroc ton Den 5idotrn criaBt
unO 0raBlid pcrltllmmnclt. 9tOtb
lcbeno trl9 nan i'm III o08 Balm
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8e"'g'cl. VI 'o"' c'" 0ogh { Fre-
o'"o'' g. x "''USI'"'
- Ger I SATIRE 0ltc gtcQertunbc
GOODIES 0onNton, in Der 9t06c bon
3orclt Green, Ntp., %Iu0bnGait, tuur0c
oUn icincm Nnlbbru0cr 3Uhn 0ouitOu
erldJpiier. 9cBtcrcr bcbuuptet, Der
9nubc lei umactpmntcn, ole Elm ben
einem liIdJ inQen0cr 9tcUulUcr iih
suIaQi0 cntln0cu babe. Cine Inter
IudJunq bat icOud er1cben, 0aB cine
GuQel 6lrc6 ben &upf 0c5 Gnnben
aconnQcn uno in olcichcr NBhe nit
6euiclbcu II, hir Dinner eirnchrrn.
gen lit. Ea2 mitroe nidbt m0Qli6
eeluelcn leiu, meuu Die g@uiIe iid6 in
Der auqe9ebcueu 2&eiIc cntlnoen bat
te.
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9mijchcu 2mci m1ruljrhru Qennorh,n
hat inn g8iutcrouarticr bc5 Cirrus Der
Gebr. Qcmor in 9hoentine Gin Somn7
Stottop5unhcr me(rhcr NIT hrr, 7nhe
b,S eirer hcr 5hicre rnhctc Sic
Q,nnorhcr hotfcr hcrc;t3 5cit n,chyc.
r,r 5oorr N 1pino5boft oc(cht hnh
hottie hp,. 9a6rtcr l;,lhcr 9, ,,aciu
onber AZ holt,n n,rmnrht 9ns hey
sorrnf heoorn hroch ,,,ter hcr o,,-
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5ober ,ic 2rrtoD hc,, cieoer .bor
ho,,, N,5n,o, 1890, -,aM a,r.,
Der gicoer Innate hc,r @e5ieotcr hoa
8(ut ou8.
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Wot,n,, Rcih rc(,6., o,, ,c or,n,,,t
1sq5 Comma 81 0o;,,,, -, n~,n.E"ms
nm, RIo+t N;+, +35toto ,,, 60 m,t,n
500 50O WTroic6oft o,f 5,o ior, &C.
beforb If 5n,r(ns ncr5rtn,,rnHn,,
@eftern bp50tiotc ms 7bcroeriht bos
INN srciSrirbtrr W,,fo,, ocf5mr ~.
theft. mcldIes mi 90 9nhre 6;cf6no.
nib lnttete. Rei6 FINN mr. ? 7oorr
opn 9lntt gitn nod5 bicr unb bielt
fid bis ocitern I'M .Mctrpppliton
Sute(" nuf. 2ll3 obcr Der Ghcriif
beutc Iriib fem Grlrbcinen morbte
mar er bcreit8 eutIlphcu. g}eib IN.
nob( ais g8iun moren mpbnobcrhc
8ieb,iidtcr un10 oclcocut(iG einps
StrciteS IdbpE ser GrItcrc hcr Qrttr
reu tpot.
Su6tcr ont giodmittoo norhhcm
bic Wiiroeu Ncihs nbcr Sic 0nra5icht
bic SiiroIhnItsirmuc 2ohCcn III mii5z
fen IN ornfr q~r,fre,,,,, or>otbo,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

Sings auf alien @e8en,
partout,
Sel6lt nuf ben e%iu1amlten Ste9en
Siebit 9u
0a8 &ao nit bent S6lou6;
S6pn RABBIT 6cr28il00ie6 im28aloe-
Snrte 1tur, babe
&a0ellt Su nud!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

3err &. 90. QirDn, Gin woblbe.
fonlltcr @~auImann in @leaIuntGi69e
Sutton 60, 81, bat ein fleincz
Ntoodcn oa8 Dftntols BON Der Grput
befaQcn iuiro, luenn nber Die erltelt
Spntptomc crideinen, oiebt ibr lei
Ie 6ron 9bomberlain's 0ulten- 0cil=
ntittc( ein, iueld5es itetS prpnpte
Nbbilfe oiebt. Die % uno so Gent
6laIdlem SIT boben bon @a(fer 8rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

Git trOdeuer Suitst III uibt oletn fur auoers Ger,
funen unan9enebm, ~iOaoaru dHd) fflr Die Yeriun &C.
iabrIi5. peI1e bomtt beGaitet m. SOne Uainut,
9ouss eure" mabt O~errieIbeH l4nel Gin euoe-gsaI-
Ter Sres.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

gtsIe pOlitiiden gieoasr, @siftltds, Sdn3er unb
AEoerc. peItbe Die StWm, It1lt uutreu9eu uerIoNeu
i'd ouf One aRiuutc Cough Gure" sur 3etInus ron
3clisrtett nab MISUNDERSTANDING. Ser 28srtb beS
3etImittsls cI5 eju @orb:uauH3smittel. tOmRt Rur
tleMr iAneaen &eiItrait nLaLh.-GaLlsr 9ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

&~bfublung. Serr: 60 Dit id 5u
0nuie bin, bDre id Sic! Sic iirtgen
tppbl Iebr 9erte?! 9anne: 9eioens
Idaftli6! 6err: Damn tuiir0e i5 es
aber oD6 lernen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29
Srduti9ont itbrig bleiben!

Iiur6 miBIiaes esDcn 1T eurb @erno9ldTi8urs
etaer gelpeBnItdri G~vfjttHug ~uertiy5t iuoroeu
%uugsneut3unblug SuItrD6r'nsat3inoun9 rne ielbft
Shuiuo mbt tauu burb IGrcue Nuipsubuu9 BON
rSns Winutc Gougb GHrc obgelpenbst lrerotu--
gSeIFrr 2rpS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

iFle9len, Gc3ema, uHo aue G~GElidtn 9autleibeH
merocu turt 2lu!u5u5uus uou SeI1ttt's pSo5eI
38ltt SaIpe" 9eBelIt. 3 ejeiee MKT i~ofort. ueriest
bic pant in ben HaturttAsI ,34Tano, uuo belt fets
S,1mprrhprheu. -ITeLfcr 2sy95.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

S6ucatgfett NIB Sidcr9cIt u: Die Garole oes .Seit,
alters. rSue NtHute GOu9D Gure" uirtt iduen
iifer mo oeriogt ME. &ittm0. suitr69 reneut5iHo'
ing. 9uftcn NIB GrtaituugcH iuerosH eoourd sebstIt.
--9DaItcr Yru5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

GegeitB .9stth 5a5sl Salus- 1T Gin oHtiispttitts
uub belleHbss g1itteI iEr SroRt DuueeH. Enetf6uussa
uub SnnittpunosH, HHo betit aut SdmerrbOIotH
ithHsu uno srhubII6 ,-gaaIter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

gr: @uuen Sic nteine Srau iper=
ben? Sic: Saben Sic elm @mpfebl.
unssi8reiben BON Sbrer Gebten Ser.
lubten?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

Sic itHo 10 rein. OaB man tGHm ipsiB. baB max fs
ninlmt; nc pernriu1eu ielue Seibibmer5in. uue bod
pirten tie idue1 NIB 9~rln0itd. 9teS lab bic berlbH.
ten iIeiHsH $iaen. Iueibs INTER benz ytameH BON BE.
ssitt's uGtttle Camp GIitrs" bsteHnt iiRo. Stt fHa
muir tleiu. aber CROP I'm grioIge. -&SoIter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

Der @eIeui6after. @ber 6annes,
muBt On benn ieben Sag einen Nffen
baben! So, nir BAH i mebr als 10
allein in Der G8elt RIM trnmpeln!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

9taturipiel, 0oit: 6rau ggirtbin
0icIe Gicr iilO foul. s8irtDin: Merf.
iparoig, uuo meine 9ibner legen il
1eiBi9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

StiIe8 SnIfeu. Snnen Sic

Stiles Soften. Snoen Sic mir
nur, mas tbut oenn Oos olte 6rdufein
6uber icbeu 0tur9en am Ston6e&z
amt orpben? @ietn GOtt, lie bpft
bolt i%uner, cs f6mnt' Oo6 ciumn1
elm 8rduti9om iibrig bleibeu!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29
Home Machine & SuppIy Co.
AuCuST W0hLT. @iaenthimer.

AUGUST WOHLI, Gl9entburner.
WaIdiuentbeite, Gampfr06ren, 8entiIs
Sele uim. nets an 0aT6. 8eionoere Quf-
inertia nfeit pjro Der 8eparatur pom alien
9rteil Ntai9tnen un0 uomentltd Form Sra
idtneu gei6entt. 24tr 91raHtireu uniere
4r6eiten uno liefern oiclelbeu prompt uuo
bldg. Jan IS 90
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

S9neIIe @rfldrunQ. 8adfi9:
@ie lit 6as ippb(, 9err 2~ieutesant,
I'M iiebenten 9imnel Iein! 2ieute=
nant: 2leb, angeuDmmen, ib fife
Sie-beim Iie6enten SUP limb Sic
eben I'M Iiebentclt 0immel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29
Gin ~0anRbarer D0tieut,

Der ui6t 9tnonnt iein min uno feline pplIfdneiee
SefIEna bon f6,tpercEf Qeioel elmer IN eiuem Sofs
tprbuG1 oraessbeRer StT5rei oerDautt, Iabt ourS
uus ocfIefbf ~fpffenfrei an tcirt ietoenoSr 0fitmeUs
Iten oerffidsn. Sieiee erpBe Bud, heutih ooex
sHeIiTa. eutbdIt Sfe;cpte, bic in ieber apotbefe ees
ma6t uereeu f6uueu. SGtdt @ure Norehe nit
Sriefmdrfe an ,,gripdf SIifIif :InS GtSpcufar1,"
8 gs. II. Str, slsD 9crf, 81. 3.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-24
SET BACK EoR WeYLER.
General Gomez Refuses tn Receive His
Peaee Commissioners.

Havana, April 24.-General Weyler
put down his last card here and lost.
His commission reported to him that
General Gomez would not receive it.
They sought to carry the rebel chief
tain a message that il he would end the
war Spain would grant the most per-
feet autonomy to Cuba under the safest
guarantees. General Gomez sent word
that they could not enter his camp; that
his sole exchange for peace was liberty
and independence.
Weyler went TO Jucaro, returning at
8 a. m. He refused TO go in the cars to
Sancti Spritus, but went on horseback,
guarded by LOO men. AS he passed
along he withdrew soldiers from forts
protecting the railroad Soldiers over
come by the heat or dead were left on
the road Weyler crossed the road at
the exact spot where Quintin Bandera
had crossed with a large force of Gu
bans the day before. Gomez, Bandera
and other patriot leaders were en-
camped near Sancti Spiritus Their To-
cation was well-knOwn, but Weyler
made no effort to attack them. Ban
| dera then, with perfect ease, crossed the
trocha and now is in Puerto Principe.
Signs that Spain is hard pushed are
becoming more and more manifest. The
troops guarding imperial ways are be-
| ing withdrawn, and the garrisons of the
interior towns and cities are being re-
cuced Soldiers by hundreds are leav-
ing for Spain by every steamer Their
places are taken by forces transferred
from the country. Thus the interior is
being rapidly abandoned, the seaports
more strongly protected and consider
able number of troops sent back home
All these are moves in the desperate
game Spain is now forced to play She
must have money, and to raise loar
is impossible as long as the war in CUBA
continues. General Weyler, therefore
is getting ready to declare the islanc
pacified. As proof it will be announced
that there is no longer use for so large
, an army and it consequently Is beini
/ reduced. The rebels are active In ever!
province. They never were more pow
. | erful
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-24
MYSTERIOUS DOUBLE KILLING.
Two Men Go into Room Together and
Both Are Found Dead.

Irniontown, Pa, April 24.-Frank
Brown. civil engineer of Fairchance,
and Joshua McFadden, butcher of this
place, met their death in very myster-
ious and tragic manner. Several the
cries have been advanced. but nothing
definite has been reached as to the trou-
bic that resulted in their death. Ihe
men engaged a room at the Lafayette
hotel Thursday afternoon in which to
transact some important business. About
6 o'clock the clerk heard six pistol shots'
but thinking some person was shootlns
rats paid no attention to 1t.
Later i'm the evening their room door
was forced open and the dead bodies
of both men were found lying on the
floor Browns head was badly torn with
a shot and he had bullet hole through
his left hand. McFadden had died or
| hemorrhage, a bullet having penetrated
his lung. Only one revolver was touho
| in the room and it is believed that one
| n.4o killed the other and then sulcldeo'
men were formerly business part
n md when they dissolved Brown
CAV, McFadden a note for $22O. ThiS
note was found torn in two and covered
with blood lying on the floor 1t is sup
posed they quarreled over the settle
| ment Of the note. Some think there Il
women in the case and jealousy was
the cause OF the tragedy
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-24
MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE.
H;lI to Permit Electric Lines tn transport
Light Freight.

Lansing. April 24.-The long fight over
hills permitting townships on the east
sbore 70 grant franchises for railroad
and permittng suburban electric INES
IN transport farm produce ana other
Iiobt freight ended Thursday with the
massage of all the bills, Which nave
heen held up in the senate for the past
week all having already passed the
house The bills were amended so as 10
Give the railroad commissioner superVl-
sion over these roads, but the PROPOSE
lion IN substitute specific for local tax
alton was abandoned ~
Favorable reports were mace on piiis
permitting the city Of Grand kapids u
issue 5000. 600 of bonds for the improve
ment of Grand river, and allowing nlu-
nicinalities to assess fire insurance com
NAMES 2 per cent. of the gross recelp'S
for the support of the fire departments
, movement on the part of surety com
nanies to engage at wholesale In the
business Of furnishing bonds Tor liquor
dealers who will be required TO lurnisi
now honds May was nipped in the quo
INV the passage by both houses OF OH
ysrdering such bonds illegal FOR thi'
purpose.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-24
international Y. VI. G. A.

Mobile, Ala. April 24-The third uay o, >
session of the Y. NJ. G. A. international
convention began Friday morning a'
40 promptly with religious exercises.
A gavel made from tree growing oi
the eito .of Washington's birthplace was
,,resentad 70 the convention by Profess
rar poss of the A. and NJ. college OF
Alabama. The Bible study course was
then taken up by Rev. DR.. Scofeld' " ne
smoke eloouently for an hour on tne
authority of the Bible. The work OF 'ne
state committee was then discussed III
6ve-minute talks.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-24
BoMBAnDMENT OF KATRINA.
Greeks Land and Find Immense stores oi
Provisions.

Crooks Land and Find Immense stores OF
Provisions.
Athens. April 24.-After the lombard
,,ent Of Katrina. on the Gulf of Salon
ica bv which the Greek squadron had
nut to flight two battalions of Turks
and the inhabitants of the place the
Crock fleet landed a detachment anu
found the Turks had left behind them
immense stores of provisions destined
Cor the armies of Edhem Pasha. These
yaIuable stores had been left almost
i'm the belief by the turks
tbat q blockade of Greece by the neets
of the powers would prevent the dreeh
aeet from attacking the Turkish towns
on the Gulf of Salonica, which are near
the railroad to Salonica and whlch nave
heen used as points to land stores lor
the Turkish army and forward them
to the front. 80
The capture of these towns, not TO
mention the loss of the stores, place
sorious difficulty in the path of Edhem
pasbo and II is stated here that as soon
oe the Turkish commander-in-chlei
heard the news of the capture Vi 90
tamona and Katrina he dispatcheu iV'
oOO men towards the coast OF Maceuollla,
fearing a flank attack from the Gun oi
Sa,onica The Greek fleet in returhlhe
from the capture of Katrina bomparueo
the mort Of Litchoron. a dlspatcii iioi'
I,arissa says that after the Greeks nae
fortified Mayrychori, to which place
they retreated after evacuatinS NeHeros
thev reoccupied Ratnza and Heganl
,,,hicb when abandoned by the Greek
Tho Turks failed to occupy
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-24
..,,,,c,kv senatorial squabbie.

Frankfort, KY, April 24-Unless the
penublicans decide upon compromise
marty nominee to take the place oi
Dr Hunter. it seems certain that there
viii he no United States senator from
Kentucky this year. Neither Deboe OF
tIol, could be elected, but compromise
daos not appear probable. Compromise
men are here in abundance mus Us,
and Congressman Evans Lewis W,
son and Pugh are ready to DE taken up
on popular wave, to say ho'h'he VI
hundreds of smaller fry VINO are cage
" awaiting some upheaval that may
put them on top.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-24
lava Editor Fatally Injured

ottumwa, Ia, April 24-John JAM n
coal miner. fatally injured ~
NJ Hinton, editor of The Progress as,,i,e ne
AZ. 49, at Abba, Thursday morning
Iamison % took offense at an article pup,
,''nnd ,a IN Hinton's paper. They had
lis .arre, At the office and Hinton drove
qua,,son quaIs out of the office with the poker.
Jamison waited for Hinton. ana as nv. nr
nassed along the street struck MN veei
The head with a piece of sca"'i'hs'
fracturing his skull.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-24
,1iehiran Gold Democrats.

Lansing, Mich, April 24.-Returns re-
ceived by the board of state canVasseis
indicate the sound money Democrats
cast more than 10000 votes at the April
oIac,ion This Is three times the vote
cast for Palmer and Buckner in NoVem-
her The plurality for Long, Rep.. lor
chief justice will approximate e., aVVv, ,Se
rhe complete canvass shows that the
aons,itutional amendments increasing
The attorney generals salary and pro.
,.id,nq a board of auditors for hen'
oonntv were both defeated, the FORMER
~. Oh sa5 and the latter 10y 5,5s2
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-24
v,,x,'s Jjuuor Law.

Des Moines, Ia, April 24.-rhe sen sen.
ota THURSDAY concurred in the house
amendment to the manufacturing pln
limiting legalizing collections Tor liquor ,a
salee to sales at wholesale. a par
constitutional majority was secured, an
.pa nemocrats except Hurst OF JACK
con voting for the amendment thousn
ohnoxious to them, but IT was heces
sarv 10 pass the bill. This ends tne a',
r,atter the bill now having passed oot''
'houses and ali amendments beihs con
nurred in. Governor Drake viii certain
lv approVe IL.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-24
ATTACKED BY STRIKERS.
Non-Tnion Tanners Use Their KeVolvers'
but without Effect.

but Without EHect'
Chicago April 24.-Isaac and Aaron
Saddler. non-union tanners, were at
tackled by a mob of $50 strikers at
Maxwell and Fourteenth streets shortly
after 10 o'clock Friday forenoon ana
beaten with clubs, sticks and stones.
The men drew revolvers and, backing
away. side by side, began firing point
blank at the strikers. No one, however
was wounded. The mob fell back tenn
porarialy, but reassembled across the
street and returned to the attack. the
men reopened fire, but started TO re-
treat A crowd of laborers and citizens
was attracted and took sides.
A riot seemed imminent. Otilcer Mar
tine of the Maxwell street police station
was passing on a street car. he sprans
| off and dubbed his way through the
crowd to the young men. the slght oi
q pollceman's uniform and the prospect
of the arrival of squad on riot can
prevented further violence. The non
union men were allowed to depart, ac-
companied by the officer Stones were
! hurled at them as they disappeared, pu'
M one was seriously injured. ofilcei
MARITIME arrested the Saddlers FOR dls-
/ cbaroing revolvers within the city nm
| its Frank White, a ringleader or the
mob. was also placed under arrest lht
men were locked up at the MaxWei
! street station.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-24
nntInnk Is GInnmN.

Greenville. Miss, April 2i.-The out
look in the delta grows more gloomy
The Associated Press made a compari-
son of Fridays gauge readings win
those of the same date in 1890 AL
cairo the river stands II feet higher
than in 1890: at Memphis feet hlgher'
at Helena. 2la feet higher, and at Green,
Vile feet higher. While the ONO ana
its tributaries are lower and falling the
Missouri Is higher and rising at 81
I.o,is Planting in the submerged couh-
trv will be at least thirty days later
this wear than ii was i'm 1890 ana TINS
means that there will he practically no
crops.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-24
small CvcIone in Kansas.

Nevton. Kan, April PA small tor
nado which passed one nllle "est ",I
bere Tburs day night wrecked several
houses, injuring three occupants Niliea
many cattle, uprooted orcharus ailu
groves and smashed thousands OF Pailes
of glass. j. w. Weams had an arm
broken; his wife was rendered uhcoii,
scious and was severely brulseu' anu
the little daughter of j. c. Chanoier was
slightly hurt 1t is not thought 'ila'
any fatalities will result. Ihe stolill
had apparently spent itself snort way
outside of Newton and wrought no tur-
thnr 1annaPP.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-24
n.oog. Mov succeed Angel.

Ann Arbor, Mich, April 24.-The gen.
eral opinion at the university seems
TO be that Dean D'Ooge of the literary
department will be appointed acting
president of the university during Pres
ident Angelrs absence as minister 10
Turkey. Professor II. B. Hutchlhs'
dean of the law department, who, with
Professor D'Ooge had been most prom
inently mentioned for the place, mas re-
fused to allow the consideration OF MS
name for the position. President An
-gell will be given leave of absence ana
an acting president chosen at the
monthly meeting of the board OF re-
gents
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Murdered for SO.

Salt Lake. Utah, April 2.-E. Wen; Wen;
'''t attacbe Of the Grand Central hotel
at ogden. was given a $40 Dill TO ste ,o
osonSed e. several days ago and failed TO
n.,,r,, to the office. Thursday hignt
sis dead body was found near the ran
nod .,ls tracks south of Echo, Utah WIN
his head crushed and a coupling pm pm
,,'s,,r ' Of his side. His pockets had oeei'
,iaad showing that robbery was @ .ne
,,,ative for the crime but no cleW h"'
heen found to the murderers
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,.,,.d from the Ministry.

schenectady, n. V, April A-The
~, mr. \. c. Farrar, ex-pastor OF 81
I',,,a,s church. Albany, was Friday ex-
pelled from the METHODIST Epi'Sp", Tno,
church and the ministry at lne ~ ~
conference. The accusation asai'ls. IL,
Farrar was adultery. He was lor,lie..y y
president of the state sunday ochoo,
association and held high rank ai,ons
The Methodist preachers of New forh
state He is a grandfather
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.,..,. n a s,abp,ng ARRAY.

Jackson. Mich, April @,-Iho,aas ,.a,s
c,eary. a convict in the Mich,san rs,on SUI
o ,r,son fatally stabbed Thomas amp, 1a.,.
p,, ps,, another convict, Thursday. ,,s, cutting
oe,,' pen aasbes in through the abdominal
amv wi No cause is known for the act ac'.
C,eary @ came from Detroit on senssmre non,n
Nv - even wears for robbery and camp,
~ Ill came from Grand Rapids on "
,en vears' sentence for burglary
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.,,.,, scboo,teachers Dance :

uor,nette. wis. April IA meeting
-, The teachers of the public schools was
he,d this week to discuss dancing gu
nerIntendent Edwards objects TO tne
teachers attending the promenade con
oerts given by the regimentai band
The teachers are divided on the SUD
49, and some prefer to resign rather
,han submit to the dictation of the su-
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,,,,.,, and buried Alive.

s,n,ooe Ont. April 24.-The man hyp-
Noticed and buried IN the oa $50 Great
three days, has been u',.a,airg ulsin's,li the
crowds followed the box coi'a'n ,ha man
body to the Opera house. AS Tue mormai %
Was being brought back 10 nV, al.
condition he was very restless anu lie liz
" smashed the box he was IN NJ - Lin, pe'IY IN
II required FIVE men to con,,o' an,nred mn "A
his struggles until he was fu''y re'''' ~
90 consciousness.
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News of Turkish Defeat.

Berlin. April 24.-The Frankfort Zeit-
ung publishes a dispatch from Constan-
tinople dated midnight, Thursday, say
ing that the news of the Turkish defeat
ih Greece has just reached that city.
The dispatch adds that Osman Pasha,
the hero Of Plevna. has been dispatched
to the frontier.