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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-28
Notes and PersonaI Mention.

The Daughters of the American Revo-
luton will hold their regular monthly
meeting Friday afternoon, April %, at the
home of Miss Belle Thompson at sos To-
peka avenue at half past q
Mrs. J. c. Wilson and daughter return
ed Wednesday from a short visit with
Mrs. Joe Wilson in Lexington, Mo.
Miss Grace Lemon, Miss Kittie Doncy-
son and Mr.. d. G.-Stenger- gave a very
pleasant informal musicale "Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Wintrode-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Mitchell and Mr..
Howard Gorsage of Eskridge have been
spending a few days with Topeka friends
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REBELLION.
rcontinued from First Page.1

is plain from the telegram that Cover
nor Leedy does not consider he has the
power to take the militia as a body
1t will be impossible for any Newton
or Harvey county men to go to Hutch
inson to enlist as there are ten times as
many men now ready in the latter place
to enlist as will be necessary to fill the
quota. Governor Leedy eliminated
Newton from the list of recruiting sta
lions, and so not even volunteers can
go, as well as no militiamen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-28

resentative hall at which well known
Topekans and others would make
speeches suitable for the occasion. We
merely offer these as suggestions to the
people of Topeka, and, having initiated
the movement, wish to turn it over to
them Friday evening. We hope to Sc
cure the cooperation of the CONNER
ciaI club and of the business and pro-
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United States Cruiser 81

marched back and forth on the street
hooting and yelling: Down with
Leedy and Weyler."
The action is due to the fact that
Leedy has ignored the guards in
ganizing volunteers and the order today
commanding that all equipage of the
guards be sent at once to Topeka.
A public anti-Leedy demonstration is
being arranged for tonight.
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Why Not

Take the Union Pacific's new 500 a. m,
can leave Kansas City at D. M, reach
ing Topeka at 6:10 p. m, or you can
take the Limited, leaving Kansas City
at D. m, which reaches Topeka at 8: 80
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terial among the enlisted men that any
company in Topeka ever had The
enlisted men can be relied upon in any
emergency and will bring honor to To-
peka if they are given a chance to dis
tinguish themselves.
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The Mothers, .Meeting.

The attendance the Mothers meet
ing held in the 7. z. Bowman's memoir
ial kindergarten room Wednesday aft
ernoon was not SO large as usual but
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-28
Something Swell

Those new Stanhopes. See them at
Warner & Potter's, 526 and 52S Quincy
street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-28
A Treat

Is in store for the musically inclined
people of Topeka Next Saturday eve
ming the celebrated Danish pianist, Az
gust Hyllested, will give a concert in
Library hall under the auspices of the
federated clubs.
The Paris LIE Monde Musicale says;
august HylIested is one of the most
renowned artists of our epoch and we
agree with the foreign critics when they
say he resembles Rubinstein in bring
ing out the divine beauties of a musical
phrase
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-28

We do rnending and sew on buttons
tree of charge. Peerless Steam Laundry,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-28

items intended for this column should
be left at the Kimha1l Pig. Co., before IN
o'clock in the morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-28
Need a Cook Stove z

DON'T fail to see our line.
New Model prices on a cook
stove viii save you the price Of
the first ton of coal to born IN It.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-28

Ladies' Shirt Waists Hundred so that
the colors will not fade, by Fearless
Steam Laundry,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-28

We can suit you-Peerless Steam
Laundry, 112 and ia West 8th st.
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NORTH TOPEKA.

ment.- The complete equipment will be
furnished here"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-04
mos que sobresalen en tiempcs 9 paz,
se pierden ouando llega Il guerra
~ Oiroula ell rumor dc que en- Ia

mos que sobreaalen en- tiempcs g paz,
se pierden onando llega Il guerra
-. =. Oiroula el rumor do que on Ia
Jurisdiction de Adjuntas se han levan-
tado algunas partidas sedioiosas, capita.
neadas por don aAntonio Mattel Lluveras
, don Eduardo Lugo Viflas. No garan.
tixamos Ia certeza de esa notiois, que
reproduoimos tftulo de information.
~ Dice <El Imparoial, de Maya
giez: "Segdn notiojas adquiridas, la
fuerza mandada aver por el sehor CO.
mandante militar en- persecution dc la
partida levantada en- San German, en-
contr6 al enemigo en- la <Haoienda Sam
bolfn,, rompiendo seguidsmente el fue'
go, siendo desbaratada y tomando eR su
huida la direction de Sabana- grande,
habi6ndoles heoho un muerto, dos heri-
dos once prisioneros y coji6ndoles fu'
siles, machetes, bayonetas y munioiones.
La columna entr6 en- San German, cons
tituyendo nuevamente las autoridades|
locales y prooediendo al arreglo|
de la lfnea telegrafica que desde aver
estaba interrumpi1a.,
~ Anoche primera hora Sc OBJ
servo desde esta capital hacia punta Sa'
linas, un globo cautlvo que sc supone
elevado por ell buque que nos bloquea,
calculandose q1e estaba de trescien'
tos metros de altura. Del referido glo-
DO ,lfa d vez en- cuando una viva ella
ridad, que so supone fuese un proyector
el6ctrioo. A las ocho y media fu6 ba-
jando lentamente hasta desaparecer.
~ Tenemos nctieias de que hubo
aver nutrido +iroteo entre una de nues'
tras guerrillas y las avanzadas de caba'
llerfa americana en- la carretera de Juana
Dfaz s Coamo, sin graves consecuencias
de una otra parte. En- el combate Ii
brado aver en- Arroyo, tuvimos un gue'
rrillero muerto y dos heridos, ignoran
dose las bajas que tuvo el invasor, Sc
dice que en- ell citado Arroyo sc hizo
prisoner s un Official de marina ameri'
cana que deaempehaba el cargo de Ca
pitan de puerto.
~. De las dos goletas apresadas en-
Fajardo por los amerioanos las Il dc
la tarde del dfa 2, perteneofa la "En
oarnaoi6n' don Luis M. Cintr6n de
aquel veoindario. En- ell momento de
apresamiento> que SO hizo por medic d.
una lanoha de vapor que las remolo6 has
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-04

ia el oostado de los crucerps, estaban &
pordo las familias del captain y sobre.
bargo de la "Encarnaeion.'' a las 2 de
la tarde de aver tres, volvieron' llevar
Has goletas al mismo sitio de donde las
|tomaron con todas las personals que en-
elias estaban4 A esa hora SO hicieron
la mar dos de los buques americanos,
como con direction s Humaoao.
~ Con motive de ser ell 6 del Co
rriente el dfa del patron de la Capilla
del Santo Cristo, el Padre Capellan de
|aquella ermita, en- union de un namero
de vecinos de la misma Gale y algunos
|devotos, sc proponen celebrar ma1lana al
[toque de oraciones solernne salve y leta'
MAS, verifoando al dfa siguiente las
de Ia mahana una misa con orquesta.
Durante ell dfa habrA jubilee. Con tai
motive se invita- todos los que quieran
oonoarrir s dichos actos.
~. Las escasfsimas fuerzas que te'
nemos en- Faiardo que apenas negan
so hombres, al mando de nm captain en-
estado delicado de salud, salieron ell dia
dos para las trincheras, dispuestos 4
oumplir su deber hasta morir, al Greer
lue los amerioanos desembarcarfan. Del
.luC1uO poIsOuoA u1 la oIuA A~Vj0 4uo OIL
! Sc habfa organizado <solamente> concu
rrieron los doctores Lopez Jimenez,
We've y Vizearrondo y 81 enthusiastic
sexagenario don Ieidoro Soto. Ell dia 8
tampoco concurrieron otras personas que
los tres primeros citados el doctor
Roman.
*. Ha sido nombrado ofoial 20.
de la Intervention general del Estado ell
! antigua empleado don Luis Coy y Tizol,
Official 80. vista que fue de la Aduana
de San Juan.
~ El lunas maroharon desde Ma
yaguez haoia su residencia, los volunta-
rios de Anasco, despu6s de haber dejado
por orden superior sus armas en- el al e
7 mac6n.
+** Hoy las once y media de la
mai1ana entr6 en- esta capital un comboy
compuesto de 10 carros custodiados por
% individuos, 2 oabos, l sargento un
corneta, al mando de un teniente, perte =
1 neoientes al battalion de Voluntarios nd
D nero -, que procedentes de Caguas,
! conducfan armementos y municiones de
I los voluntarios que en- Guayama hicieron
entrega de las armas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-04
S. A. ''Luz tIectrica"

Sc reouerda los sefores abonados,
que mientras no ordenen por escrito Sc
les suspenda la corriente, es entendido
que esta empresa cobrara ell importe del
abono, pues haoe gastos de combustible
y otros para dar oumplimiento al consu'
mo de las luces suscritas.
Puerto Rico, 10. de Agosto 1898.
Por orden, J. SIRE 3-2
~. No atinamos clasidcar la clase
de oarga que contiene ell proyeotil que
dispara <El Bombardeo> de hoy al pu-
bliear 10 siguiente, hacienda referencia s
un artfculo~ de collaboration, titulado
clos Imb6ciles>, que nos han prometido
traer. Dice asf:
<Tenga ouidado el colega con ese
concie,azetdo escritor, no vaya 4 resultarle
que el imb6cil 10 tenfa en- su propia casa
de colaborador,>
Bueno sera que aclare esa carga.
~ Nos informan que en- aIgunos
puablos del interior SO hace d1ffcil cam
biar por plata un biliete del Banoo rs
pahol 5Habra en- esto a'guna expecu'
laci6n2 Creemos que donde mas segu
ros estan los capitales. es en- ese estab'e.
oimiento, el cual, siendo como es la GAIA
del pals, no esth expuesto & ningdn &C
cidente que origine esos temores que Sc
notan en- algunas poblaciones.
**x Como ca Toa- alta se encuen
tran parte de los ninos asilados de Be
nefcencia, goza aquel vecindario de re
tretas que da la charanga del asilo, mi
tigando algun tanto las ama1gurss de-
destierro los que prooedentes de esta ca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-04
Gatell dc Yauco, fu6 hecho prisionero
por los smerioanos Al invadir aquel pue.

Gatell dc Yauco, fu6 hecho prisionero
por los smericanos Al invadir aquel pue.
bio.
-. Nos dicen de Morovis que SO
halla en- aquel pueblo un empleado de
fomento, el cual hace ouatro dias que
estA hacienda diligencias para venir 4
esta capital, no habi6ndolo verificado
porque mas de no dejar de Hover un
solo dia, nadie alquila nj presta caballos,
debido que algunos NAL intencionados
han hecho circular la espeoie de que de-
ian & pie s todo ell que sc presenta & Ca
ballo On las estaciones de Manatf y de
Vega 'baja, donde segdn dicen, Sc ejerce
la requisa: por. 10 demas SO esta muy
bien en- dicho pueblo: hay abundancia de
frutos del pats, y mucha tranquilidad;
los voluntarios muy animados.
~. Anoohe sali6 para Barranqui-
tss eli seflor Mu6oz Rivera, con prop6-
sitos de estar aquf de regreso maflana
de madrugada.
- Para su publication nos remi'
ten 10 siguiente: ''Los que suscriben
hacen constar, que no es axacto 10 que ell
primer asentista sef1or Fernandez oomu'
Moo esa redaooi6n, respeoto q que no
hab1a slno dos pesadores, pues en- Ia &c
tualidad habemos los suscribientes, y
tambien nos oonsta que para la oonduc'
eion de carnes existen oaballerfas como
siempre. Hacemos oonstar que 81 las
matanzas son cortas, ignoramos qcien
sea el oulpable. Crispfn Gomez, Domin
60 Arroyo, Juan Muioz, Antonio Con
zalez, Juan Arroyo.
~ Dice Gel Bombardeo>: ''No
es oierto que el respectable oiudadano
don Dimas de Ramerf este reclutando
voluntarios Dioho seflor sali6 de Pom
ce al frente del battalion de voluntarios
el mismo dfa que salieron parte de la
fuerza de <Patria> y Orden pablico, 6
sea el dfa que los amerioanos tomaron q
Ia oiudad del Sud. Ri seilor Ramerf es
coronel del battalion de voluntarios de
References, que Sc encuentra en- Aibo'
nito."
-. En- Fajardo Sc ha extrahado
mucho oausado penosa impression, que
la unico dana de las muohas insoritaa
en- la asociaci6n dc la Cruz Roja, que &c
present6 en- el Hospital ell dfa 2, fu6 la
seflora esposa del doctor don Esteban
Lopez Jimenez.. 1Sera que los entusias
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-04
vARIE DAD ES.
M
Elpidio de los Santos y Laguardia
Para la campa1a. v 7;sS. Ss'9Sieh$o ds hSon. { {
Plazaela de la Magdalena, antigua
casa de Hevfa.- 30-S

Para la campa6a. 7iss, ss'ssjes$o ds h$op, de- de
Foiegras trufado, de lengua de Bruins
wick, de jam6n de Bolognia,' de Franco
Raso, dc Liebre, de hfgado y de jam6n
ahumado. Lenguas de Morton en- latas,
mortadella de Bologna, jam6n azuoara'
do, carnes prensadas, extracto de carne
Licbig, pavo sin hueso, chorizos de
Bilbao, morcillas trufadas francesas y
un million de objetos mas s esooger, y
sobre todo vino 2ioja alta, y ell non plus
ultra Ella Revancha,. Cerecedo, Her.
manos y Compaf1fa.
*. Don Manuel Guzman Rod1i-
guez, certiioa: Que ha usado con mag
nficos resultados ell Vino de Stearns de
Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao con Pep.
tomato de Hero, en- todas las enferme'
1ades consuntivas, en- la convalescenoia
de los processes febriles graves, en- Ell pa
ludismo cr6nico = en- todos aquellos pa
deoimientos qua requieren ei uso del
Aoeite de Bacalao del Hero. Es uno
de los mejores preparados en- ell trata-
miento de Ia tisis, bronquitis, snemia,
debilidad general, escr6fula raquitis'
mo.-Dr. M. Guzman Rodriguez
Anasco, Puerto Rico, 10 de Mario de
| 1894
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-04

-. Reoortamos de IN diario local:
eel oorresponsal del sObserver,, de.
Lohdres, en Madrid, dioe:- sE ej6roito.
e. boy 81 solo obstaoulo 8 Ia paz. No
qulere 6l-rendirse sin haber oombatido
largo tempo. El general Blanoo J los
demas generates espanoles Sc avergonza'
rfan de pedir la paz Sin haber ensayado
sus talentos militares contra los america
nos. 81 SO les haoe perder la OCCASION de
luohar en- campo alberto con estos altimos
Sc sublevaran y lucharan en- Ia Peninsula
contra el gobierno, y en- Cuba contra los
invasores, por su propia cuenta Esta
aQtitud del ej6roito es la causa de la per-
plejidad = la irresoluci6n del gobierno..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-04
Luila Hermanos, Y Compahla.

Son los dncos importadores en- Puerto Rico del
famosc vino tintO Y blancO de mesa, marca "Angu-
ciana." Ninguno otro 10 nlejora en- pureza buen
sabor. En- dicho establecimento acaba de recibir
tambien extenso surtido de vinos de Jerez, Cham
pana superior, icores fnos turrones mazapanes fru
tas jugo, al1nlbar, aguardients toda clase
surtidO meiOr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-04

pital buscan ALI Ia par del aims &
tranquilidad del espfritu. 8. .
RW ABASTO PUBLICO. - La
oarne de res Sc expendera maflana en-
esta capital al precio de "a centavos el
kilo.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-12-22
Criminal Record.

Marsh, president Of the looted Key
stone bank, Philadelphia, has been
sentenced to a fine and Imprisonment
Of twelve years and three months.
Frank Dean, an escaped prisoner
from the state prison at Jackson.
Mich, where he was serving n SEN
tence for bank robbery, was captured
at Newark, n. J.
Hart and Davis. the two men con-
victed of robbing the Cincinnati CAD
panoose county, Iowa. Bank. have es-
capped from Jail at Centerville, Iowa.
They have been traced to Exline. tax
ing the cars there for Kansas City.
Miss Lulu Johnston of Pond Creek.
Ok. is in jail at Fond Creek. Kas.. and
will be tried Dec. 16. on the charge of
poisoning her sixth husband at Law
renee. Kas., in May. She is also ac-
cused Of poisoning a half brother in
Sumner county. Kansas. last July.
An imperial rescript has just Issued
at pekin, sentencing to death a Chinese
litratuS who wrote threatening letters
to foreign missionary in Kianc ST,
and conf-rs high Chinese hOno,s On
the m,Ssl0;'a''.' for his tact anti for
be1raEce n ito matter. The edict as
ton':!lc" :iic chinese. and Tie action of
the c:':..'">s ':IWager is likely to have
a sa!.i;:.ly effect
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-12-22

William Black, the English novelist.
is dead.
Col. Bryan has resigned as colonel Of
the Third Nebraska.
Col. Moulton, of the Second Illinois
regiment. will, it is understood. be in
command of the Havana police.
Sir William Jenner, the distiH suished
pathologist and physician in ordinary
to the queen and the prince of Wales,
is dead.
The death IN a New York hospital OF
DR.. T. II. Huzza of Atlanta. one of the
most prominent physicians of tie
South, is announced.
President Rafael Iglesias of Costa
Rica sailed from New York for France
on the steamer La Gasconge. He said
he was very much pleased with his
cordial reception in this country.
Admiral Schley, who has been con-
fined to his room in the Hotel Kens-
ington, New York. for the last few
days, suffering from a slight attack of
la grippe, is reported to be much bet
ter.
Judge Carey. ex-United States SEN
ator for Wyoming, has an:loicced that
he will not be a candidate fo- re-elec-
ton to the United States se,.ate at the
next session Of the legislature. His re-
tirement is regarded as materially i'm
proving Senator Clark's chances of re-
election.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-12-22
THE NEWS RESUME
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN A
CONDENSED FORM.
General Resume of the Most linz
pOrtant News OF the Week From
All Parts of the Globe, Boiled
Down and Arranged In Com
vcnfent Form for Rapid Perusal
BY Busy People.
From Washington.

Secretary Of the Interior Bliss has
resigned, to take effect Jan. 1.
Gen. Brooke has been appointed mil,
itary governor of Cuba.
Action has been taken by Secretary
Long to withhold information concern
ing American naval affairs from for
eisn governments.
Capt. r. T. Page Wainwright. chief
mastering officer Of Illinois. has re-
ceived dispatch from the war depart
ment ordering him to muster out the
Third Illinois infantry Jan. IL.
The committe on Indian affairs of
the house has decided to appropriate
$4,000 to continue the examinations
and estimates for the Chippewa pine
lands in Minnesota, $4,000 to be i'm
mediately available, with the proviSo
that the work shall be finished in the
current year.
Arrangements have been made for
the transfer of the remains Of Gen.
John \. Rawlins, Gen. Grants chief Of
staff. from the Congressional come
terry to the National cemetery at Ar
lington. A site has been selected ut
Arlington on the east front of the Man.
sion. near the graves Of Gen. Sheridan.
Gen. Crook and other heroes of TIL"
Civil war.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-12-22
CQRualtleR.

The largest gas tank in the world
collapsed in New York, flooding the
streets and killing and injuring people.
\ head-end collision occurred ten
miles north of Prescott, Ariz., in which
one man was killed and four others iu-
jured, probably fatally.
The main building Of the Kutztown
(Pa) Foundry and Machine company
was totally destroyed by fire. Loss,
$4,000. 1t contained valuable pat
terms.
a large quantity of brickwork in a
sewer in course Of construction ut Bar
cclona collapsed. burying many of the
workmen. Eighteen bodies have been
recovered.
The president has accepted the re-
COMMUNICATION of Gen. Wheeler. and
committed to Imprisonment for life the
sentence Of death imposed by court
martial upon Private Lindsay Of the
Tenth cavalry ut Huntsville, Ala.
Sulphur and arsenic fumes from the
sr'clters at Butte. Mont. killed four
men. There is great Indignation. and
some Of the Smclters may be dc
struyed by mob.
Acting Gov. Watkins of New Jersey
has decided not to grant Il warrant for
the cNtradtion of John J. Cagncr.
against whom Il charge Of forgery of
railroad tickets was made by the Ne
braska authorities.
\ hcad-end collision occurred on the
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul road.
between the Kansas City passenger
mad an extra freight at Rutledge. near
Cltumwa. Both engines We're tele-
scoped. the mail car was demolished
and half dozen freight cars were
smashed.
The northeast gale which prevailed
along the Pacific coast for about twen-
ty-four hours has ahated. Considera
bic damage was done to shipping and
along the water front, but only two
lives are known to have been lost. G.
Balestrero and J. Guisippi. italian fish
ermcn. whose boat was capsiZcd in
San Francisco bay.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-12-22
Foreign Notes.

The Paris worlds fair NAV be post
poned.
Sir William Harcourt has resigned as
leader of the English Liberals.
In an interview in Paris Senator Ia
Wis expressed himself as fay0ring an
Anglo American Japanese alliance.
The pope has decided that the SDan.
1sh policy of the vatican Will be anti
Carlist and not neutral
1t is rumored at Berlin that the great
powers concerned have agreed to n
German occupation of the Samoan ISL
ands, beginning with Upola.
The imports into France during the
last eleven months increased SSij3,;9,-
500. The exports during the came pc
rion decreased $29.941 900.
During the discussion Of the esti-
mates in the reichstag, Herr Basser-
man, National Liberal, declared that
his party desired the government to
give vigorous protection to German in
terests in it's dealings with America.
lie Soir Of Paris announces the re.
turn of Drcyfus at an early day. 1t
ASSERTS llldl illc government mas FORM
ally decided upon this course, and has
ordered a body Of soldiers to be in
readiness to escort Him from the port
of landing to Paris.
RearAdmiral Lord Charles Bcrcs.
ford, member of parliament, in the
Conservative interest for York City,
who has been in CHM for some time
on behalf Of the British Associated
Chambers OF Commerce, will start on
his home voyage early next month, via
Japan and the United States.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-12-22
Two Good North Dn alta StO

Fargo, \. D.-Mrs. Nell Edwards OF
Mandan was driving in from the coun-
try to Mandan this week. and when
passing along the river road two deer
rushed across 1t in front Of her. One
jumped q Wire fence. and the other be-
care cntangled and its throat was cut
in the iniX-up by barb on the wire.
Mrs. Edwards drove to the nearest
house and secured assistance to lift the
Gasily-acquired venison into the buggy
and went home happy
Another peculiar incident recently
occurred at McCanna, in Grand Forks
county. S. 4. McCnmna runs Il general
store there. One morning 1t was found
that the cash drawer had been broken
open and 81 taken thcrefrOm. \ fur
thcr investigation showed that the bur-
glnr had taken n new suit of cl0treS
and left an old coat and pair OF over
nlls on the floor. The proprietor was
about to throw the old clothes outside,
when he concluded to look through
the pockets. TO his great surprise, he
found II $40 bill In the Ovcralls. The
thief had overlooked the money. and
the amount cvenrd up for the $5 taken
from the cash drawer and paid Us on
the suit
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-12-22

The authorities at Washington have
decided that the Southern states which
have failed to live up to their promises
in the way of trust fund payments for
they have spent on equipping troops
returned to them. The cash is to go
to liquidate the claims of the federal
government against them. The de-
cision will cause complaint but the
justice Of the move is self-evident
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-12-22

Il never cheated an honest man"-so
says notorious green goods dealer
who recently finished term in the
penitentiary. We see no reason to
doubt the truth Of this statement. The
man who offers counterfeit money for
sale does not expect rush of honest
customers. Whether he be dealer
in bogus currency or mere pre-
tender. arranging to exchange blank
paper for lawful currency, his custom
ers know that he is rascal and they
believe that he Is going to sell them
money. Their object is to
become rich by committing a felony.