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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
Rep. 8. &. frtb !.

Ser 0eutT9e MethoOtftenpreotger Serdz
phim +. 6riB aus Der 8pritaOt 8lue So
Lamb lit am Sonntag Nbeno in ieiner @o6z
nung zines pl0Bli9en Sooes gsftor6en. Der
befannte 8eitli9e bate mod tpd6renb oefz
iel6en Suges Ieinen NmtSpfli6ten pbgelegen
unO begub fi6 na4 benz abenogottesoienite
in bic Bfarrpo6nung, UNI fi4 bon Den
5trapa3en bes Soges gu erbolen, als er
~n6nungslos, oon einem 9er3i6Iuge getrDfz
fen, bonn 6tubl iant unb Ieinen @etit aufz
gub.
9dftor 5rib ipur6e in Der g2G6e BON 6eiz
be1berg geboren unb itdno i'm so. 2ebensz
ia6re. @r itammte BON fatbolif4en @ltern
l4no tpurbe fir bas priefteramt a1serie6en,
iagte aber nuh tur3er 3eit Dem Stuoium
8ulet unb nur6e Elm e6r1amer 8ddergeIel.
DIS FOLDER bereiite ct mebrere Der gr0Beren
Stdbte Guropa's. Inter unoerem brd3te
er ldngere 3eit in @ien, fonie in einigen
Ser bebeutenoeren Stdbte rngarns gu. @6e
er na4 Qmerita ausnattberte, i~tattete er
Der 0eltItabt 2onbon sinen me6riG6rigen
8efu9 ab. 6ier tpurbe Der 8erTtprbene
gum Proteftdntismu5 befe6rt unb i9loB ii9
Bel ietner, in ben ie43iger Sabren erfplgten
Nntunft in Chicago Der beutI9en Metbpz
Oiitentir4e an. @ei6dftli3 pibmete ii9
Der 0u6ingef6ie0ene bier 3unG9It benz 2ez
ber5anbel, benz er me6rere Sabre ais 6arb@
lungsretIen0er D6Lag. Sm Sabre 1871
ipnroe er ieoo9 in Nnbetra9t feiner. fpez
8ie1en 8e9d6ung in's PreOigtdmt berufen.
NIs fol9er 6sbiente er matchmaker cine
Hei6e bon @emein0en unb pur0e bor me6@
reren Sd6ren gum borite6enben NelteIten
bes Sonb bu Qacz9tfritts ernannt, in
tpel4er Stelung er bier Sabre berblie6.
SIN 6er6it bes Sa6res 1898 tpurbe er bon
4urOru, feinem friiberen 4r6eitsFelOe, na6
8lue SsIunb berTeBt, no ct 1eit6er cine
fegensrei4e 3bdtigteit entFaltete. Am berz
gdn9enen SDnntag bate Der 8eretpigte
breima1 ieines Q(mtes 9epflegt unb boffte,
nd9 get6dner Nrbeit ii6 Der 3u6e 6inge6en
81 tOnnen, als Elm unertpdrtet i1neGer Sob
plDB1i4 isiner 2uufbubn elm 3iel febte.
9aitor Strip mar teiner iener beri9robez
men, en9ber3igen SETTER, ion0ern Elm bulb
tanner, tpeitber5iger SbeoIoge unb elm fret
miit6iger, bieberer beutf9er Mann, Der
Sebem bus Seine lieB unO nur bebauerte,
Dab Die e4te beutf9e, biebere Dirt, bic er
fel6er fets CUR S4au trug, in feiner ltmz
ge6nng me3r unO mebr gu f4pinben f6ien.
On inn berliert Die beuti9e Metbobtitenz
tir4e einen t6Gti9en Mitar6eiter unO bas
9eutf4tbum einen ril6rigen @ertreter. ST
4interIGBt feline trauernbe @itttpe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
11nfere Wohendusoobe.

mir Ientcn bic NufmertIamteit %unTerst
2efer ouf unfere Wo4en : Q~usgube, Delae
in 9entf9lanO cine nd4 3uuienben 5dblenbe
@erbreiptng bat 1tnb groBes SntereFe erregt.
Gs t0nnten 8iele ibren 8erpanbten bur9
Elm announcement duf bas 8o9enbIutt cine
Sreube bereiten unb es finben aud pieGe
Srugen iiber biefige 8erbdGtnife, tpel9e in
biefer 3eitwng e;ngebeub er0rtert tperben, ulf
biefe Beife ibre @rlebigung obne LANCE Brief
f9reibereien.
Die 8o4en : Muagube, nd9 9eutf9Gano
ober fonft in's NusGanb berYanbt, toitet incl.
porto $500 per Subr, i'm @Oruus sa6t.
bar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf.
Wholesale & Retail Grocs-.
232 MnS 234 of 2iamSofp9 $traRe,

autiden ~Stronflius ult0 Weartets Str.
GbicGQo, Sas..
empfieblt 1rtide SenbtnQen opt
8eniife=, Sluntc1= uno 0r0slarteit,
9teucn hou. WiId1nct Wous&1rtn0eH
Support. Ssantb. Rols&arin9en.
3tMi. SaroiucS, noriue1. &r1utet ,stttd1 noteS'
91edjtcn Seieler Sprottem, NtppetttsStlo,
SSautb. 0iSntar6=&S6rin0eIt, m1rtIirtent Mdl'
SIiee-9eIitatcbs$S6rin eu III " cimianee,
9lcd)ter bramuidbtO. GcrucIatnMrit,
2tcdltcm tpcftpbGI. dinfen, S0lentt,
Support. GrautfMrtcr N%ratinnrit it &atten'
md)c rtcna XodDs, Stor. Stodhld;
1~cinften franz. SarOineS, SaI5l0t0euen'
sTraus. Grbicr, Gb0mpiemOnS, 3rnSetm,
Stbe6er Gtamgen= unO Gred1ipargeIn,
ScItutu CT Wiibctt, d)Mtttb o hTen, Stnpctt,
G~trakbMr1ct 0aaSIebcrsVn Iteten, &aotat,
cr6ndertc @duiebriiten, 0amieteuIen,
Syeimitcm franz. unn itaI. SIiocnOI,-
9nieloorfer Gent, CIincn, @eineitg,
Ser6utert6Ie, &intburScr, M1bnts II. &anOtateI
NoGmeiDrts, Is arte m berts, Weuldatetcr St0le'
1runtage DC 8rte, hon. @oanner SAFE,
1iedltell ma aril d. cn u oIctt:p 0prtfdy
ytcaem Ssucfid)c CT, ,@Hnctid d. eititu9, Stritet,
ySeuer Siric, &iMieN, 8riimfett, WNetaet9tte&1
~seiniter YcrI9eritc, 9ndtpeisem8riite,
WetSntebI, GtbSrtebI, Sart0WeInieDl
(SrbStuurtt, @eritengriiBe, Gd1o.
Medttem Wiarrer ateiYp'S WsaIafaffee,
Seinitem Sanas, WeOffa. Mno 5Tios&aHees
9Iedttett d)ineI. uao rMR. 1dtparsen Sbee,
WteifTer una, OILERS &affee:GNens,
Stei,tlter WatiQesGbucoIa0s MnO &ataO, =
trtf d ems pbn, &iiintteI u. yNadbboloerbeeten,
Go%mOeniirter q diip etser i.ns &nterit. 0ttIdJ,
&tebie'e 9Ieit9ertraft,
9eutidlett SoISf@nhen nto GoIspantof teIn,
9ewtIdtem Gpinmta0ern umO @oufrokerm,
All ben btItaten YreiIen.
Henry SchOelIkopG
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
mdrstemperatur uno ibre 6efobren

MGr3petter nit feinen rau6en Winben
unb 6Gufigem WedbieG lit Defenders fir Iolz
de 2eute 9efdbrli3, tpel6e ben bOr6erge6en~
ben Minter BON Ga Grippe befaIen purz
ben. IS lit BON duBeriter Wi9tigteit, cine
gepife 2e6enstrdft 3u unteritiiben unb
aufre6t gu erbalten, um ben Qngriffen Der
Sabres3eit niberteben gu t0nnen. 6orni's
41pentrGuterz 8Gutbeleber ift, nie I9on Der
gtame anbeutet, Elm Stdrtungsmittel, pelz
DIES po6Itbdtig auf bas gan3eSpItem tpirtt
unb ale Srgune gu neuer S6dtigteit frdfz
tigt unb %anipornt. SOrni's NIpenfrduter=
8lutbeleber 1T je0o6 nt8t in Npotbeten gu
finben, fonOern miro nur Our32otalzNge
ten oOer brett bur4 Or. g. Sa6rneb in
G6icago, ST., bertauft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

Ser 8 9luder
@eciI &bphes bat ft4 Bel uaiern Smz
perialiiten einen grOBen Stein I'M 8rett err
pDrben. Senn er ertldrt es ni4t nur fir
notbtpenbig, baB mir alIes uno iebes be6alten,
mas mir bur9 ben 8rteg in uniere 8eipalt
befommen BADEN, fonbern uu4, baB mir
ben &eit BON d merita fiibli9 bis
Gap 9orn berfpeifen. Nur
auf Canada burf fi4 unfer Nppetit ni4t
ri9ten ; bas 1T englti9 you know!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
ShIehte Sdfte

iillb bic @ur3eG auer t0rperIi6eu nebel. 5. f..
alter &rantbeiten. S9le9te Sdfte, luel6e
bep ROrper per9iften. 3eigen iid ober oil uilb
slpor bur9 8opfi6mer3elt, @9minbel, Matz
ti9teit. Sieber, &iideni6ma9e, Sersflopfen,
bIei6e, liable @ei6tsfarbe, @erltopiun9 uub
anbere @eroouun9sitOrun9en Sebl6mG6e
II. IN: IS betBt 0ann benz Go6e perfollen
lein ooer bic SGfte bes SOrpers reiiti9en.
Sir 9ebteres siebt es aber mir elm einafoes
unfeblbares Wttttel. NIB bos iinb Sic ct.
8ernarb SrGuterpiueu. &ae Apptbeteu. 20
@ents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
NbfoImt rein.

Bg~ Sic 3lnfmerffnutfcit oer Sc=
Icr ser 9So6cnaus9abe Ser vS1t=
nois staatSscitmm9"| tpiro bicrmit
a1tf ole an nnocrcr Stcne .. SI. Der=
6Tcntli6tc elite ocr Srdrnicn fir
Mttfcre pOrams5aDtemocn MbOnmct:z
ten geridtct. Gbenoafclbf iino
n1tG Die Scoin9mmgcn, 1tntcr Semctt
Stc Yr6mictt sur UcrtbeiImt9 9clan=
gen, m~it9ctDcitt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

Oas Deroiepf, Dem. au6er Der sdulb, elmer
;6reunoin ser bsriidtietef1, Kittie aoams"
aus oen beioen notorii9en Derbredern
6eoree Shine uno Barry menaro be-
itehenoen pierbIdttrieen Klecblatt oas
Baroperf eeleet 5n haben, eebiihrt oen
poIi5iten Sheeban, sable uno Sbueb.-
2tnna' SduIb fiihrte Ole Ginbrii4e sum
Gbeil in mdnnlider Kleioutt9 aus nno
that es All Derpeeenheit ibren mdnn=
l!den 6eno6en 3upor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

Nu9 befonberer 11ebereinfunft Fat bic
8erman Nmerican 9ubliibing So. in Cos
Nngeles, @olif., unfere 8ertretung fir 9ez
nannte Stabt unb @iibzGalifornien iiberz
nommen unb iinb beren 8ertreter bere9tigt,
Nbpnnementsgelber gu foqeftiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

1~1nferen 2eTern in GuIifornien CUR Nu9z
ri6t, baB 6err 6. Simmien, 8ertreter ber
German Qmerican PubGiibing So. in Sos
NngeIes, ife Nnfangs MGr3 fir Die rSGinOis
Staats3eitung" beluhett pirb. 9erielbe lit
gum Gmpfange BON @eIbern pDn uns beooaz
md9ti9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
unfere G1rrefnpnbenten mn Noente

- rnTere @~orrefponbenten unb Ngenter
beTu4en Die folgenben Staten:
5err PauG 6riebel bic Staten Soma,
Minneiotd, IotDie g2or6z tnb @iiO=0 atota.
9err Sreb S4erf Die Staten Mi9igun
unb Wisconifn.
9err 4bOIf Werner Die @taaten MiTz
fouri, &dnIas unb Ne6rasfa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
Cesundheit, Kraft
$500
und Leben fir Ale

pie an anitedenben &ranfbeiter. iuaenoli6en @ers
i%rrun9en. perIorener @neraie, eeidmd6ter Mtan.
Deuti6e 9anbsIeuteI 6itet Sud Dor ~semiiien=
Ioien Quadialberm. Werft @uer &elo niht sum
Seniter binaus fir nubIoie vGtectrii6e @iirtet"
ooer aiioere init rnarttidreienoer &eclaIne anges
prieiere lo9etannte I'D Inber."
.S9retbt at uns fir ein beutI9es 9oftorbuh nit
oielen lebrreideu 8iloerI. porin cine &urmefbooe
nieoer9elest 1T, tpelde f6 ielbit IN ben uer3lueifels
tten 6dllen tets bepGbrt unb SauIeuoe bon bore
5etti9etl Sooe 9~erettet bat. Sasielbe ipirb fir Is Cts.
gut oerpadt, frei %nerlanbt.
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITUT,
II Clinton Place, New York, N. Y,
28ip 1Sr6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

Sine g%rfdltung ftb SIT ii6erlaten. baB ie fi9 bon
t0t bic &ei5uu9 init Jayne's EXpectorant.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
Der m0roer 8eder le9t Elm 8e-
fenntnib ab.
ct lat feline gran uotn aamoolpb=
fraBen=p ier lit 0cn See gettokeu.
Die Nntbat am 27. 5anuar, AbenDs
balb 6 Abr, be9an9en.
GDrber mill er nit Der @rmproeten einen
@Drtwediel gebabt babem.
2seder lit ieSer 2sesie6mms Die 2saBr.
felt ge(agt 6at, 1T me6r ars fra9ri6.

Seinem eieenen Getdnoni6 5ufol9e, oos
Don INN i'm Seiiein oes Jnipeftors
6unt mo oes Capt. Sapin inter-
5ei6net muroe, bat ct feline Srau por=
her onideineno ourd 9eiitiee 6etrdrfe
berauf6t eemadt. = Cine unelaubwiir=
dig flineenoe lneabe III einem Don
Seder aufoefebten Geitanent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
wern oas KIeine sabnt,

70 perIGltmt ni6t, has olte nnb mobG erprobte
Silfsmittel fir bos 3obneil Der Siltber,
Mrs. 8insIom's 9ootbing Sprnp,. o1tsus
wenbeu. Gr berubi9t bos Sinh, erpet9t boS
j3obnfeii6, bcieti9t oue S9mer5en. turirt
gStitbfolit ulb ift bas bette Mittel se9en
9iarrboe. 6iininnbsmousia Gents bic SIai9e.
11sber ben Spre9er Reeb bonn
nationalen Nb9eorbnetenbaufe f4impfen bic
Singos lditerIi9, neil er fi3, mo- er
tonnte, ber Mnnerionsmutb tpiber1ebte. Sic
nannten i'm AUDI einen Mii6lftein am SaIie
Der repubGifanifhen Partet. Sur9 bteIe
plumpe 8ergleibung tptrb bas ~@tnctnz
matt 8oGtsblatt" 3u folgenoem bib
i6en unb treffenoen 8iloe %peranlaBt: vHt3z
tiger pGre bic 8e3ei9mng: Elm Nnter am
omeritunii4en @tuatsi9iffe, tpel4es NIT
polen Seseln in bus tiirmif4e Mfeer Der
| Nnnerion bina,pstreibt. @r 1T elmer bon ben
MGnnern, pel9e ben bon Macau!eD gerii3z
ten Sebler an %unferer &onftitution erieBen,
haB fe Bios Segel un6 teine @fter bat"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

223 Rue ST. Honore, the
Tuileries Gardens. Place !
class. Moderate terms. All
and service. Larg~ Hall.
taurant. Dining Dom. Lunc
separate tab'es. Perfect
throughout. Lift. Baths
steam heat IL desired. He
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
WALL PAPER MEN CONFER.
MEETING OF JoBpERs AND AGENTS OF THE FAC



TORIES.
About one hundred representatives OF various
wall paper factories yesterday met about twice that
number OF ,obbers from all parts Of the United
States in the Gilsey House. Prices are being ar
ranged and orders placed This Jobbng season VIII
last three weeks. after which the jobbers and
drummers Of the factories will go out on tho road
to get orders for their paper.
curious fact. told TO a Tribune reporter yes
terday by one OF the jobbers is that New-Eng-
land calls for small light design in wall paper.
while the West likes a large, dark design. 1t was
explained that the West uses soft coal. and the
dark Dc signs are favored because the effects OF SCOT
will not appear on IT,
The wall paper manufacturers are associated to-
gether in two organizations. the National Wall
Paper Company or Wall Paper Trust which con-
trolls the output Of seventeen factories which are
all east of Buffalo and the Continental Wall Paper
Company. which includes eighteen factories which
are not IN the National Wall Paper Company. The
Continental company is, In It's practical effect. a
great clearing house for the wall paper trade The
two companies work together for mutual aid and
protection.
Another element" said A man who IS prominent
in the wall paper business yesterday IFS the out
side manufacturers who are not In the National
Continental combine refer TO those manufactur-
ers who do not belong TO the company There are
ten Of them These outside companies. although
their aggregate capital is not over 100000. are a
very disturbing factor In the wall paper market.
mental St Combine and afierward finds the outside
factories can give him better figure, he WILL of
panies offer their cheapest roll Of wall paper at
three cents which would retail al FIVE cents, Tho
and IT is this constant conflict OF prices which has
brought the manufacturers and the associated job
ihan tSev We're a. YEAR ago but II the Naona
Continental companies do not eliminate or buy Oft
the outside element the price Of wall paper threat
ems to go down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
TO KEEP Up FIGHT on wHIsKEY TRUST.

Tho committee OF independent distillers Of Ken
lucky whiskey which had conference last week
with representatives Of the Disabling Company Of
America or Whiskey Trust. has called a con-
vention Of the concerns 1t represents to he held at
Louisville September Z. At this convention
Il will report It's failure TO effect an agree
ment with the trust for a restriction and division
of production. In urging their claims In the nego-
tiations for agreement on output. tho Kentucky
Independents furnished to the trust Information
which II has not before been able get The trust
has complete distributing facilities and II pre-
sumably outmatches the Independent distillcrs In
handling and marketing the product.
There is talk OF a trade organizat ton for the in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

dependent dstlllers or. perhaps the formation by
them OF a new company In opposition to tho trust
In whskey circles It is predicted that in the latter
case IL would be only short time before the
company would be merged In the trust. A trade
organization II II thought would not I've very
effective
The trust 1t IL said. seeks TO control the Ken
lucky Whiskey trade, and IL pursuing policy
something like that OF the Sugar Trust In the
sugar trade to accomplish Its purpose IL Is said to
be doubtful whether the trust would be promoting
its own interests by guaranteeing not to produce
more than a percentage OF the total output. That
IL supposed TO be the reason why IL has not en-
tered into an agreement with the independent
disters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
Gurouean ADVERTISEMENTS.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
1FRS will find the London office OF The
Tribune, 140 Fleet Street. a convenient
o,,ce 70 leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
THE FLOWER STATUE FUND.

Subscriptions TO the fund for statue 10 the late
Roswell p Flower amount to more than 10000.
Subscriptions may be sent to Leo Stern. No
Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
Foreign Resorts.
THE SCENIC LINE.

The most Interesting and picturesque rou' TWpn Fsa
IN south through the centre Of Ensiao;,, pnIS
TRAINS LIVERPOOL Cenrap 70 LON S an' e, So,
land THROUGH TICKETS to LONDON pA an E snm
narts NEWEST TYPO Of Rolling STOCK on EApIs s,
trains BAGGAGE CHECKED through from noe' oh,s,r
dsncc or pier New York 10 any part OF on'oH CSW
Guide. time tables &c. at the MlDi'hm,n
PANY'S AGENCY (Me.srs Thos. Cook N SOM Zoi i'oao
WAY corner Warrcn-st.. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
Hotel de Lille ct d'hIbiOn, Paris.

inest part Of Paris Near
'encome e New Opera IL,
home comforts. Free igh,
Ladies drawing roam, Req
n & table d'hOte dinner I
sanitation. Electric ilgNt
Telephone. Bedrooms with
.NRt ABADE, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
European Trains de Luxe
FROM LONDON.

LuchOp Express-Pyrenees. ROynn Express.
NOrd Express-Bcrlin a. st. Petersburg.-En-
Endine EIpres.-cclre. Zurich: Lsce rI.,--
Understanding Express-nrtndisi for Egypt.
-Mcditerranean EHpreHs-Nfce. Monte Carlo,
etc.-Trieste Express Vienna. Trieste
Egypt.-COnstanyn Express-COnstanEa& Con-
Express-GenOn. Rome u
Naples.
INTERNATIONAL SLEEPING CAR CO.,
II COckspur ST., LOndOn.-3 Place de rOpera,
Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
The Howard Hote
Upper Norwood, Queens Hotel

Elite Family Hotel Overiooks sea-wail promenade and
lawns Fine public rooms. Perfect sanitation. Shaded
electric lights Lift Delicate cuisine. Choice wines
Jules A. Creighton, Mgr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
DEGREES OF PUNISHMENT.

The needful measure OF punishment. viewed In
relation to repression. will obviously vary In DIFF
ferent localities and at different times Circum
stances or the particular epoch or the particular
place may largely affect both the degree OF mis-
chief to the community which the commission OF
certain class or crime may cause and the degree
OF the temptation TO the commission Of A. Essential
requisites, for the purpose OF repression. which
must always and everywhere be provided. are the
dehniteness and certainty Of the punishment, and.
as far possible, and with due allowance for the
largely varying circumstances of eXtenuatiOn
aggravation which cases In the class present,
It's Systematic application To secure these requi-
sites the wise legislator provides a large latitude In
punishment, and confdes its assessment to the
THIS century has witnessed. both in the statutory
enactments for the punishment OF crime and In
their judicial application. n happy relaxation OF
severity In regard 10 many kinds OF offences and
especially in regard to offences against property
rejoice 70 say that the gradual increase OF
ienity mas upon the whole. been accompanied by n
decrease OF serious crime. According to the last
available statistic.-the Criminal Statistics for
lS7-there has been continuous and steady de-
crease OF indctabe offences during the last twenty
years, and the figures for 1897 are lower than FOR
any year since 1850 with the exception OF the wears
1910 and 1896. The one dark spot In the statistics
OF 1897 Is an increase OF offences against the person
IL mainly due to the latter. which In INV view is
generally the less injurious. kind OF crime and il
may, in part he traced to the modern exhihition
OF ienity toward the habitual criminal who makes
q profession OF crime.
THE HABITUAL CRIMINAL
In regard to the habitual criminal. my own az
perience and study lead me 10 think that we ought
to persevere in seeking more satisfactory solu-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-24
Railroad Notes.

The Utah & Pacific is erecting a new
station at Uvada.
j. F. Dunn, superintendent of motive
power of the Short Line, is in Pocatello
on business.
S. NJ. Shattuck, travelling passenger
agent of the Baltimore & Ohio at Den
yer, is in town.
F. B. Choate. general agent freight
department CT the Union Pacific, has
returned from Omaha.
II. II. Shepard western travelling
passenger agent of the Chicago & AL
ton at Denver. is in town.
George II. Heafford, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Milwaukee & st. Paul
road. was in town Yesterday.
The Short Line carried 800 excursion
lists from Ogden, and 300 from the south
to the soldiers reunion at SaItair yes
terday.
General Agent D. r. Gray of the
Southern Pacific went to Nevada on
business yesterday. He will return Sat
urday.
A ]. Gregory. general livestock agent
of the Denver & Rio Grande. arrived in
town yesterday with a trainload of
cattle from the north.
The last excursion over the Union Pa
cific is slated for Aug. 26; tickets lin
tied to Avg. 20. Round trip tickets at
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NORTHERN PACIFIC DEFIANT.
Receiver Donnelly of Occur d'Alene
Railway Appeals to the Courts.

Spokane. Wash, Aug. pat Occur
d'Alene City today officials of the
Northern Pacific defied the superior
court of the First judicial district of
Idaho and refused to allow S. p. Don
nelly to take possession of the prop
erty of which he had been appointed re-
ceiver by Judge Mayhem. Receiver
Donnelly has reported the matter to
Judge Mayhem, and asks that the court
direct the sheriff of Kootenai county
to furnish sufficient force to carry out
the mandates of the court.
The case is the climax of bitterly con-
tested litigation between the Occur
dAlene Railway & Navigation COM
pany and William l.. Spalding, the con-
tractor who built a portion of the road
ten years ago. Spalding, after the
cause had been carried to the United
States supreme court, obtained judg
ment for nearly $4,000, and as the road
refused to pay receiver was appoint
ed for the branch line, and today he
was to have begun his duties.
Receiver Donnelly scored a victory
tonight over the Northern Pacific COM
pany. and is now in full possession of
the George Oaks. Judge Mayhem is
sued an order today directing Sheriff
Bradbury to place Receiver Donnelly
in possession of the steamboat. When
the boat pulled into Occur d'Alene to-
night Sheriff Bradbury and Deputy
Sheriff Dyer were on hand, who at once
took possession and turned the boat
over to the receiver.
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National Fraternal Congress.

Chicago, Aug. pa division of SEN
timent in regard to the rate plan re-
ported by the committee was apparent
today among the delegates to the Ma
tional Fraternal congress. The dele
gates are apparently united in favor OF
the adoption OF the mortality statement
of the committee, but representatives
of the old societies objected to the
minimum rate of the rate plan. Sew
eral papers on the subject were read
today.
j. E. Sheppard, past president of the
congress. read paper on What of the
Future" in which he opposed the level
premium plan of old line insurance
companies, as it was impossible for
many of the fraternal orders to collect
the amount needed for proper re-
serve.
Another paper which caused some
discussion was read by Past President
S. A. Will, on Rates Proposed by the
Special Committee-Tkeir Results"
The applica ton of the Modern Broth
erhood of America for membership was
rejected.