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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
Lively Scene.

The Santa Fe depot was lively
ecene this NOR ing. In addition to the
regular trains, there were Gates ex-
cursion train via the City IF Mexico
en- route north 20 Chicago over TIE
Santa Fe. There were severtaau cars
With $50 people, mostly from Indiaua
and OHIO, the train being in three $50
tions.
j n. Gates, the manager of the ex-
cursion company and his aiGe w. H.
Parmenter ara in immediate charge
and to represent the Santa Fe, W. II.
Brown and II. n. Parsons are accom-
panying the excursion. very likely 10
Denver. The trains arrived at $50
a. m., and went north st 1870 a. no
Quite nun Der of Ell Paso people from
Ohio and Indiana went down tosthe de-
pot to meet old time friends.
So the depot ards were pretty we'll
filed with people for the time the
traios were here,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
A GRAND RECEPTION.
All Arrangements Completed to Re
celve GOV. HOgg ana Party.

A committee OF fourteen prominent
citizens met as the Office OF b. +. Ham
nots IT 3 clock yesterday AFTERNOON,
90 Urs pare 3 reception - eA-GoFornOr
Hogg and paTty, who arc to arrtVo To-
morrow morning o. Especial from tho
City of Mexico, and ieaTe she same al
iernoou % 2 O'Clock over sac L. and L.
for the eastern part OF the s'sbs.
With Mayor MagClfin as chairman
: commute OF ak WAS SppOlcted so
rneee abe pacty or their arrival and
at Q O'Clock have sufficient carriages as
sae derot, 10 GOrvzy the VISITORS
around ebe city, returning at lO:3U, 90
5ase the train 10 the smeIEer snd pro-
posed dam-slGe.
A reception committee so take
charge OF the ladies, as left 10 be ar
ranged by hrs q. n. Buckler.
A subsciiptioa was then started and
subscribed 10 very likely b. those pres
eat. II is though thst one nundrod
collars will be suth lent to deffay ali
Expenses, and as nearly seven3y I'VE
dollars mad been sub5cr- oed, the mayor
said to 20 ahead, GnG he would see u
1t that the remaining amount was sue
scribed.
However, Alderman Coldweli
thought the city shoald bear
D TT OF the expense. SIS the citizens Ia
general were 10 receive the ben= DIT,
aad It might also ass ST il selling some
OF the city OOnas.
NJ. Courchesne then proposed that
light relre sumeGts oe served st the
custom house, on their return from
The SINS tier.
Through the courtesy of the San
Fe road, the parry will visit the smell
ter aud proposed dam ste ii their epe-
ciRi train.
The reception comm ttee met at Mr..
Bammett's offic8 at 1880 cock this
morning, TO make prepai atlcns for the
luncheon which they nave decided to
give at the English Kitchen. 1t was
also cons dered advisable 70 place sew
eral more of our prominent clGizens on
the recs ption committee, men wh0
were thoroughly posted as to tie pre-
sant Advancement of the city, thus
adoi, q Horace b. Stevens, Juan Hacc
and y. n. Looms.
Mrs 4. n Blykler reported n +
committee oi twenty ladies had been
appo nted, ana tuAs taey would az
teuu to The luncheon.
The commit ee extends q general in
vi;atlCn TO those who wish 20 meet the
party, 10 u1ee5 at the Santa Fe depot,
and accompany tn IN o the ameiter.
The committee adjourned until =
o'clock this evening when they VIII
meet again, at the CampoeIi Reai
Estate office.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
The Facts in the Case.

A reporter today called on Horace
3 Stevens. sgeut Of she Travellers In
spranos company here, and from BIN
learned the facts IN .ha case OF DelilAh
Moore, who sues the Travellers Insur.
auco company for 1873 90.
WhsR tbe policy was sAken out.
Moore stated In his application thai he
desired i.he loss payable to Del!!ah
M6ero, ahoss relatiOn.aip &c him = IS
H. ht OF wife, and st tie iime # k!s
dcHth, Aooro's legel .th seree-
81 oh iidrf n. 0as living in the east
erh part of the 81 te Moore was nevi T
married to D =lilah II ore.
Upon losfniBE of Moore's death,
a'fe number l, emp;cYei J. Goo6,
Esq, ard serted aOtioe upon the Tra'-
elc?'s Inaurance company .hnt che VAS
tho onlf wife Of George More, and =,
therefore, entitled to receive the ir-
sureuce money
2he matter being contested, tho
TT Aveler's Iasur anc0 company wishes
tho faohey properly belongs, before
e~ent o. III ,lr enr q eEt 80 eithof, they
might bs CALLED upen 10 pay the claim
t1tos.
The Travellers company has hae an
honorabls career fer 81 ysars, and
sinaa 1864, has returned to It's policy
holders In i,s scsident departments si4,
$50 626 50.
Tho siferonoe between the eour.s
and the Times Is, that the former
aeuailt hears beth sides Of CASE, be-
fore deciding, but Abe Times waite
but for oae side of case, and attempts
to pteju1ice wheTe ever L. cSn.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

- -.

Dorathy Diner, Maria Lentz. The
children were att!red in white with
green s&shss, uh@ir hair a. dressed IN
flowing style, and looked worry pretty
The maid OF Elm wss sea,ed above the
rest with the goddess, and the whole
get-up was highly credliable.
Then followed a long line of
carrie ges containing Mayor Magohn,
Rev. Father Cahill, Mr., Ryan 81 New
Generals Hcrnaudcz and Michel of the
Mexican army, G n I'll Mallon, Chief
of Police Tnma- Navarro of Chihuahua
Eucebio A de- La Torres, Mayor ODate,
nj some fifteen or twenty Me xicasi
officials from over the river. The
next fe ture attracted much attention
and mefriment. 1t was the McGinty
club turn out IN command
of Capt George Ogdcn clao
n gaudy reRlmettsl on Ms
hish hrrse, and clgsping gailantly
three club cannon hauled by horses IL
command of CavalrymeG Doc Braden,
Henry Ong, Harry Chairman add Peg
- e PAL ter. On the cannon vas Give
a-dam Jones dressed up to represent
HoGiuty just yanked from the bottom
Of tbe s a, and the gun gaissous were
adorned With choice Cuban mo tos, and
j bs a that great and good man Gen.
Weyler. There we're bowls all
atotg the line of the march
as she club section shnwod up.
7! Knights OF Labor numte g f"rfy
men came next, end then tire local
Mexican zoe ely with thiriy men, both
bodies carrying ha4dsome banners.
Following was the fire department
hose No. one with Chief Holland and
d 4partment officials, the hose No 2
compeny's drum corps with
twelve men to represent the
comps ny, other freman ard then came
the handsomely decorated apparatus
of the department. making an excel
lent showing. The turn cut dsbanded
after giving all cltizeas good pppor-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

After these happy exeroisss
Father Cah'll delivered very brief,
but eloquent serInon on the Irish nasal
Say. He spoke in part IS ioI o"s
"We have gathered hers this mers-
ing to honor our great saint. for 40
other Rasion has preserved tho hoRor
OF this great apostle and no other Dc
ton has preserved iSs structure as the
Irish havs dons. Not drop OF blood
vas shsd whom Chris;iHnitY @as nrsi
preached In Ireland, vhioh can long be
held 20 che hopor and brtvery ST tbs
frish race. Religion is recss5ary for
all men, even in this "orld. W .thout
It rallq on is vantlns. Fortunes would
be insight fcent Without religion, for
religion is required by sveTF nan
We will not speak Of the honor and
bravery due ue for the preservation of
our uasicn. What would 1t hAve been
Without religion. and she almiS hty.
THE PARADE.
Tho St. Patriok's cay parade was one
Of the most unique affairs ovan 20 be
giyen in this city and was greatly en-
loved by tie crowds Of paOpie aho
Jnropoed the street Sidewalks along
the lTae of march. The paraee got
sta ted about 2:3O p. a. ana marohsd
irrm the old c.5y hall building to FL
Paho street, ard shence up shroug a
the little D aza IL front OF abs HERALD
office, and up shrough OrsgoH street
and sheGce through tbs prlRelpal rssi-
dant ard business szroets OF the oily.
The procession wss made up IS fol-
lows: Chisi of Police Lock bart OF FL
Pago, Chief OF Police Francisco I. Ji-
menez, of Jua?az, Captain Bendy, Of
FL Paso, and Assistants Chief Jose j.
Macias, OF Julrgz. phsn came plA-
toon OF police on foos, VIZ, Officers
Ross, C.ements Densston, heFold,
TaFl0g ard Franco. Foliosio2 march
e. the MoGinty band OF thirty pieces:
nsxt Grand NJ zrshsii 81 RI an with
these adds, Messrs. Howley, q ossoo,
VIM, Il. Caples, Bea Catli1'
Jim Clifford, j. Q. Conkiin. The
marehal aud aides wera mounted and
wore fine So hes aud oookade
hats. Auciele Orter Of Hsbernlans,
orty Eve men, we&fiag beadt1tui green
as gold crOss sashea, ana "ttd t1e Ms
.i0ual oa nSrs and Erin 60 Brach baa-
ner b,rcn re pee ivoly b. I3m Herman
and Mr. O'Mara a m2saed leaeure
tlcE apYeavI II larga tl0as from St.
Joseph's academy flied With little
girls: Della DJnohue as the maid OF
Erin. Rosa Oschner - the goddess OF
liberty, Mage and May Brick, May
L4ahy ana Ma~C2ret Butler as the four
provinces, Bessi Lane, Helen Ener-
son, Loretta Emerson, France Carr,
Lille Baird, Loret:o Brick,
Wi lie Tays, b anuhe Waae, Ethel
McKinny, uJulia and Louise Wilcox,
julia ana Lizzie McCarty. Concha Iu-
bia, May Lyons, Adele Gomatz Nellie
and Laurie German, Kate McD&v1t:,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
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supt. Hurley, OF the Santa Fe, lie in
towD.
Felix Martinez has returned from a
Las Vegas trip.
i. ]. De Meules,. the pioneer lotatsr
il the Jariilas, is il the ei6y.
Prosideot IvIas, of the Mormon col
onios IL Chihuahua, is at ths Piersoh.
j. FaIsnbsy ard R. 4. Anderson left
this afternoon on the Limited fer Ssa
Francisco.
Ros. Klssler, ox-ed tor Of the Las
VEGAS Optic, is N town. shaking
hands With may iriends.
a a. Jons= AID wife Of Las Vogsa
have moved so fhis city, 1here Mrs
Janes viii b. Treated for rheum attic
troubles.
Barnabe Flares, formerly of La In
t-rn- ciooal OF Ci0cjnna5i, aud fAttsTlT
of Las Vegas, 81 as removed TO this cit,
10 act as private secretary for Felix
Martinez.
Bishop Ms,z OF Denver, ard Bishop
SalpCinse Of Sa1ta Fa, went nSr5h this
morning. Bishop Matz will stop en-
route, and MT return TO Deaver i'm
medlately.
Mrs. Joseph Dickson, OF St. Louis,
who IS visiting VITA NJ =. B. f. Ham
N tt, wlI r<jOin her nuso BAUD shortly
at Arkansaw do5 Springs, while her
daughter Miss Massey, will remain for
az inaednite stay.
Mrs, Luna, of Las Lunas, arrived
this morning en- rOu,e 30 San Antonio
on visit 20 her father, Maj. A. b.
Reyes OF the Bird cavalry, rein ed. She
is visiting en- route with Col. Vanval-
zah's family at Fort Bliss.
General Hernandez aad family are
up from chihuahua, aud She guests
of Col ect tor, Bauche. Nrs. Becna dez
an thlUrcn ar8 e. route 20 Guayuas,
her former home, Ga visit, ard the
general cones TINS far to see them
off.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
LOCAL AND 6ENhAAA.
Hot cakes at Smiths Creamery.

Hot cakes at Smiths Creamery.
Gooo eating 81 Smiths Creamery.
HI faso Steam Laundry, Telephone
No. Al.
Paso Fuel Go. Phone no.
O'Brien Goal Co., sell pitch, paper,
lime, cement, plaster, etc.
ASK for go PAeO Transfer, >"
the best cent CIGAR on the market.
Stoves OF ali KINDS TOR hard ana
soft co6!.
MOMsEN 4 rAORNs.
The Greater iacludes the less. Hood :
Sarsa pariIla cures nip disea5e zGG scIo-
fulA sores and II my ue depended up
oG 20 cure belle ano plmpIes aad hu-
mors OF ali kiGds.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
War Declared!

just a. we go to press a messenger
arrived stating thai whatever may Dc
the attitude OF spain III inc presen
difficulty, war has been ueciaie ed oy
tho WestTexas Saddlery Co. On hig d
prices o. ali grades Of harness. DoL' u
forget the place, corner oregon snG
East overland streets.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
ST. PATRICK'3 DAY.
The Town Was Painted q Vivid Green
pGiaY.

The Town Was Painted vivid Green
To-day.
AtI0 o'clock this mornios tia An
sien, Order OF Hibernians, hno ioos-
ing body OF mon, forsy strons, il fuH
rsEsls, marched from shsir ball OF
san Astcnio street 80 the chnrah ef
shs InmsoulaGe Conception whore SER
Vices we're held in concentration OF
shs dsy.
As thsy entered abe church she
beautiful flag presented shem oy the
Sisters OF Loreslo was crowned with q
wreath OF flowers, by the yeusaful Miss
Lorstso Brick, Who rsoissd tno fellow
ing beautiful verses:
Flag of our true an1 honorsd nation
Around You stand She s0ns CT toll,
And proudly ne this sFibuse pay you
Here on our loved American soil.
To-day, We crown our cherished ON
blsm,
So dear 10 every Irish heart;
Mag old Eria's Sons and daughters,
Naver from the faith depart.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
New Shirt w sists.

Our hes line OF shirt saisss Is in and
We can now sh0w sou some ohoioe gar
ments. All She new effects In peroale
aud lawn and Also in plain color. n
particular bargain we are offering Is q
a. N pie lot of al qualities st SO ceni s
each CALIFORNIA STORE
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
Telegram from Doe Ward.

Ssn Antonio Texas, March Ito
II. G. Mitchell, I'll Paso:
Shore Acres is splendid show. Let
the people know | said so.
Doc WARD.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
For EaSttr.

New dress goods and new gloves. We
have al excellent assortment OF both.
CALIFORNIA STORE.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

Ths Hibersiaps are become Of such
tstsrest Ia this city. that large as-
usssion 30 their ranks oughs 30 follow
s0dAs's celebrating.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

Payne Badger Coal company, Nc
Jester Carril jus and antheaot te coal,
lord ana sgove sood, yard second aud
Chihuahua stress. Teie phone No. Il
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
]. z 4 ACuIFR
{Wslz & Co Old store

W 01N % % . u sU-7I 81
The Studio Nendome has been err
tirely remodelled and will bs open for
business Monday, March 18th, under
the management OF MIR. Geo. Surset, of
Chicago. First class photOgrs phs
cabir ct size, for So 90 per dozen. A
trial will convince you that his work
is equal to any in the city at double
the price. See samples, 300 ST. Louis
ST., Ell Paso.
The lecture to be given by Judge J.
NJ. Davidson at the Y. NJ. G. A hall
this evening on Hawaii and the South
Sea Islands will be attend ed by all who
wish full and relis bla information "a 20
those islands groups, their inhS bitants
md the beneticsl moral results from
Christian missionary labor and tire
questions that involve the future IF
large portion of the human race
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

Hoods Pills are The favorite family
csthar tic. Cure sick nesdacne, bI eAkup
cold.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

The Saint il being celebrated today
in 81 Paso as never before. IL II
enough tQ gladden. the heart of every
Irishman = nd every Irish girl.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
~ ~ 81 EN- ZEN -.
Demos 203 San Antonio st

Sill another car of ''Mimbre Val
ley" applas on sale. VIII be rspsoked,
insuring good fruit, and viii he very
ohesp. Huntsmnu's Favor,te, Geuetip,
Big Romsaite, Roman Beauty and
Green Pipin.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

tunits 30 ses tho very erodisabls dis
plsy.
One ef tae carriages contained ths
wives Of Qsnsrsl Hernandez and Con-
sui Mallsp.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

E. G.. Williams. manager of the
now FL Psso Plano Co, 119 San Frau
cisco street, will leave in few days on
hustling tour ia She Interests Of bis
company. Miss Schultz viii be il
charge of the salesroom during his at.
sence.
There will be g memorial eervice in
st. Clements church Sunday in me-
mory of The late DE-. White. The be-
reaved family and relatives are in
Dolly receipt of letters of condo e. ce
and sympathy from friends showing
how highly the doctor was esteemed.
mineral Wells" water will cure
rheuma tism. neuralgia, sick and per-
eases, indigestion and Dyspepsia in
every instance. Try it and be COR
vinced. For sale ia any quantity st
A. W. SPENCER
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

Richard English, the general mas
ter M chan c of the Santa Fee has r.
signed 10 take effect March 81, to re-
move to CALIFORNIA;: and GeorFe w.
Smi b. the division master mechanic
at Topeka, has been promoted to fill
the vacancy with headquarters at AL
buqu rque.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

Unsls SAm celebrates Saint Pat
risks day by painting his war vesse IL g
sea ETSes.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
To Cure

To Cure Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. Ali druggists refund the money
if IL fails to cure.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

Bath Tub ename s-Tuttle Paint and
q ass Co.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

The decorations IN the parade todny.
.osissAbly the st. Joseph'a aoaderny
hess. we're "a fas as any parade aver
held in FL Pase.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

A good share OF Juarez was on this
side of the river to witness the parade.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

DR.. Whitmer has just recovered from
an attack of la grippe.
wall pspor four cents single roll
Tuttle Psist ard Glass Co.
81. Hughes, saddles and harness,
200 E. Overland St Phone 200.
Billy Thompson 81 Smiths creamery
At night makes 8 fac oyseor stew
New belts Of all kinds.
CALIFORNIA STORE.
The bsat Mexleap ard Havana cigars
are made by the Ell Paso Cigar Mfg.
Co.
DR.. NJ. Rsmser-prac*ios limited TO
disehses of eye, ear, nose and throat.
Morehousa building.
Horace B. stevens has recovered
from his illness, and is able 10 be out
and attend 10 business.
Buy your coal from "O'Brien Coal
Co - .ho agents and direct shippers
from she Cerrillos mines. Phone 8.
vapor Esd medioated baths "a 416
North Oregon strcss. Rshuuc atism
relieved rs once: massage in Sll forms.
Miss Ksthsrins Chsney's Parlor
Millinery spring opening will occur
on Saturday March IS. 1877 Sheldon
block.
Kansas CIsT tenderloins,swoss breads,
spare ribs. I've hom!ny, berbacusd
meat and Kansas City trimmed loins.
At the Nsw Market, 20S San Antonio
St.
Patronixe Abe man that knows his
business, attend to his business and
minds his business. IT, st as J. G.
Ross, she undertaken and embamer,
at 40l Ell Psso ST. Phones 21l and 1873.
The New Orleans traiu is about tvo
hourn late today, beoaute of thers be-
ing tea oars 20 pull. and the eng Q
having only an Is inch cylinder. The
extra cars are Rag Wi,hoomb
excursion.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-01-15
NORTH DAKOTA EDUCATORS.

Annual Meetins Of the Eduest.on"
Association 1t Grand FORKS.
Grand Forks, N. D.-The state teach.
ers' association convened here with a
large. attendance, including prominent
educators from all over the state. me
visitors were given a reception by tne
ladies' federation Of clubs. The meet
ing of the four departments were inter-
estjng. Twenty-three county superln-
tendents are present and State super
intendent Holland delivered an address
to that department. The discussions
were more than ordinarily interesting.
The high school council of the educ2-
tional association elected these officers:
President, r. S. Berg, Larimore; wee
president, William Moore, Bismarck;
secretary, w. H. SitZ, Mandan; eXecu-
tive committee, H. A. Jewell, Drayton;
X. w. Beighte, Crystal and Mrs. Jane
Sanderson, Park River. In the depart
ment of superintendent a resolution
was adopted increasing the executive
council from three to five, for each
section. Each member will prepare
the programme. for his department.
while the whole committee will ar
range the general programme.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-01-15
1ncren.c in Train Hnuls.

40
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad is now
reaping the benefits of the improvements
that nave been made to the property
since John X. Cowen and Oscar G. Muir
ray were appointed receivers. 1t was
stated by a noted critic of railway opera
lions a few months ago that If the re-
ceivers succeeded in increasing the train
haul per ton per mile to 300 that they
could be commended for having spent SO
much money in buying new locomotives,
Strengthening curves. lowering grades
and laying new rail. Since June 80 a
careful record has been kept and the re-
suits have been more than gratifying to
the management. Before new locomo-
tives were purchased. before track m
provements were made. and before the
tonnage system of loading trains was
adopted. the average train haul per ton
per mile on the Baltimore & ONO rail-
road was less than 225 tons. and some
old employees think it did not exceed 2O
tons. There are no figures for comparl-
son, but i'll July the average was 3S4. 10,
in August 356.41 and in September 36l.4,
a very large and satisfactory increase.
The average would nave been stu larger
but for the fact that on several divisions.
depending on coal for tonnage but little
or nom was moved, owing to the strike.
The main stem figures are considered
very satisfactory, as that part at Ire
road crosses the Allcghenies, some grades
being 1875 feet to the mile. The averages
on the several divisions range from &.21,
on the Wooster branch, to 534. ~, on the
Dill :eI,nr~ division
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-01-15
Caaualtfea.

John Burke, Q. c., eX-Alember Of
parliament. was drowned in the OttaR-
bee river at Peterboro. Ont.
A boat containing nine ~stevedores,
while proceeding to a steamer in the
Thames at London was capsiZed and
all the men were drowned.
News has reached Victoria, B. G.,
that the Stipaer Willeha returned to
Usuclet from the north end of the is
land without any ,tidings of the miss
ing boat Cleveland.
The British steamer Croma from
New York for Leith remains fast on
Inchkeith island in the Firth Of Forth,
and is seriously damaged. About 500
tons of her cargo have been discharged.
Fire in the business portion Of Pater-
son,N. j.. destroyed property Of the
value Of $4,000. about equally divided
between the building and the stock of
tenants.
Charley Nichols, Boston's crack ball
pitcher, who, with his brothers, owns
a laundry at Kansas City, has been
sued for $4,000 damages by Edna
Il. Weaver, an employee, who lost an
arm in a mangle.
While skating at Rifton. n. Y, Miss
Mary V. Van Barber, aged 23, broke
through the ice. Edward McMichael
went to her rescue, crawling along the
ice, but the ice broke under him. Both
We're drowned.
Louis p. Bowen who had been con-
nccted in various capacities wits Mon
tana newspapers for the past ten years
was killed at Sappinton Mont, by be-
ing run over by a train. He was a
son of eX United States Senator
Thomas P. Bowen Of Colorado.
A crowd Of 100 men or more and
boys We're firing a Christmas salute
from an old cannon on the outskirts
of Ashcville. N. c., when a can Of
thirty pounds of powder exploded in
the thick Of the crowd. Thirty or
forty persons were injured, but none,
it is believe, fatally.
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Bismarck, n. DIV. II. Leonard has
been released from the state peniten.
tiary and his citizenship has been re-
stored by the governor. Leonard is
the man who sought to make h fortune
by defrauding various counties of the
state with imported wolf scalps. A
concern in Chicago furnished him with
the scalps, and he took them to vari-
Il county auditors through the state,
certified that they had been killed in
the counties applied to and got state
and county bounty. Trace of the ope-
rations of the man was first secured at
Sterling, this county, and his opera
tions we're traced through the state
until he WITS finally captured ut Grand
Forks. There were several
charges against him but they have
been dismissed.