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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

8uren SerOis mus. Gin
&prreiponoent zines gteu Yoater 8lat.
tes la9t in elmer 3uIdrtft an ietne Sci.
tung BON GretUrta:
Die @elt tennt fein i6bneres 8ei.
Iptel BON 6erOtsmus, als oos nelhes 4
6rauen in einem Der fiinftd9i9ep Sample
bel Spiontop eeSeist baben. Cine Sc.
ieaI6nft 8uren, perpanbt unb peri6mG=
CERT, ID M1nner unb tbre 5rauen, ipar
in elmer Steluu9 neri1anSt uno belt
bieiel6e nit erItaunli6er Tapfsrteit oes
gen cine Sdaar 8riten. 2anee 3eit
f1mpften Die WGnner mnunterbroden,
pGbrenb Die Srauen Die @elpebre fir Iie
luben.
SdlieBIid siusen fiiuf5is 8riten nit
auIgepflanStem 8nionet 9e9en Die
Sdan5e gum ansriff ppr. 9lls iie nd.
ber uno nGber beranfamen, fro6en Die
8uren iiber Die 8ruItmebren uno lpdb=
reno Die 6rauen seididt Die @emebre
banbbabten, 9ebraudten Die Mdnner Die
8olben ibrer 8iidieH, I'm Die 8riten sus
riidSutreiben. Gpr ben 9tu9en ibrer
6rauen iuuroen ale pierSebn 9etDbtet,
entiueoer bajOnettirt poer erldoiien.
Die 10 idne0 5u 8ittnen 9enorbenen
6rauen ba9ten aber an feline llebereabe,
Iie fdmpften nod cine balbe Stunoe lang
entidlolien ipeiter. Damn muroen lie
um5in9elt unb ni6t eine ein5ige blieb
am 2eben, ben &erlult ibres @atten 5u
betrauern.
3wei Gage ipdter, als bic 8riten iiber
ben Gu9ela 5uriiffuiben, wuroen IN
einem llmtreiie BON nod niht 100 SUB
2S 2ei6en, IA BON Ntdnnern uub Ia
BON 6rauen, sefunben. Sept be5eidnet
Elm bober lau9er Siigel bic 9teue, mo-
cine tapfere S6aar ibr 2eben fir Die
5reibeit lieB.
9uBenoe BON 5rauen Iab i6 in ben
oeridiebenen 2agern, aber nur eine ein=
slse mar pbne ibr @emebr uno ibren
Gatronen9iirtel, ndmlid 5rau Suubert,
Die @attin bes Observation-Disclosures Der
9ranspaaltruppen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13
Gin i6limmer llniaa.

Sin Telepbon. 9lrbeiter, Gic. 8lerI6,
Itilr5te WtithuOd Mor9eu nabe @unb's
Srauerei upn einem Gelepbonpfoiten ca.
20 SUB in Die 9iefe. 8eim ;SaIen
ldlus er nit Dem 6als aui einen elettri=
iden 9eituusstrabt, Iid ben 6als unb
Die rebte Saub rabei ldlimm perbreus
neno. gIuBerbem brad er ben linten
Irm. Wons brodte i'm mad gilbert
Mentis &oitbaus, PIG u6rol. 2. Str,
iuo er lp9irt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

v9te Ser. Staaten baben
feline beiIeren SIr9er, als Die
9eutids9lmeritaner, 10 ia9t Der n8bil.
2ebger." sic iino patriOtiid, fleiBig,
Ipariam; iie baben Selbita6tuns, uno
bdngen nit 5reue al ibrem looptio.
8aterlnnoe. Die politiiden 8rabtsies
bereien uno bie oamit nerfnilpfte @pr.
ruption balien lie unb mGhreno es inter
ibnen penis 9lemterjd9er 9iebt. 10 finost
man bel ibnen nod lpeniger Nemterin.
baber; aber iie s0sern feinen Nusenblid,
Ii6 auf Die re6te Seite gu tellen, ipenn
cine 9roBe moraliIde Sra9e ON Stimms
faiten enti6ieoen iperben Ioll. gSdbreno
bes 8irserfrieges traten iie fir Die
Sadie Der Union Elm unb 3auIenbe 90
gen fir ibr Nooptips Gaterlano in ben
4ries. Sn bem srpBen 8abltampfe
oon 1896, als Die @bre unb oer Credit
oieies Qanoes auf benz Spiele itanben,
itimmten Die 9euti6en fir seiunbes
@elo unb retteten bas BPM 8ppuliIten.
ipahn bebrpbte 2ano. 9lm SDrabenb
Der 8abl BON 1900 ge5iemt es iid oes.
balb gar iebr, aus5ufinben uDbin bieies
Clement iib neigt."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

Die 9emeD= 8 le q II ina 3 e
@s tritt immer heutliher gu Gage, ir
idreibt elm Sbioer 8latt, oaB biz
n9emep.8emeeune" BON bem Seraus:
eeber bes Ginc. .Snquirer", Mc2ean
ongesettelt lit, wenn er Ielbit audi jebe
9lntbeilnabme baran ableugnet. 9bata
fade iit, baB Ohio Die @eburtsitdtte Der
neuen @artei iein ipG. Die Columbus
.@penins GreB" 5og 5uerit Die 5lu9se
ouf unb eriinbete ben eriten 9epeD-
Club, beItebenb aus ben 9Ingeitellten
bieies 8lattes. Die ndditen l3eitun9en
iparen Der Cincinnati gulfsfreunb"
unb Die v9iffin 9ailp Nelps". gtdd.
items iperoen mebrere @pdenblGtter in
Sbio Die 3eiuep. Slus9e uufbiiien, unb
oann rpGlt Der 8aa peiter-nber nj d
in's @eiBe Sans.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13
Srcisgeri6ts : 6ei6lpOreue.

Die opn Der &reisgeridts @eIdmpres
nens@ommiiiiOn fir ben Mai 3ermiu
auIge1tellte neue Qiite 1T pie iolst;
9a @rpHe 81. 3. Giuep. 8. IS. 9lultin,
Spbu &ebiuB, 6. Gj Rau, u, Sdllumpf, u.
.. lambert, @cpr9e 9abplo. s. ~ 9aoopd,
S. 9. gStuiams, y, 8. Sotberg, lS. 8. 9ar.
bpT, ". g. Bradbury, G. ". Gidaros, @.
2infer, W. g. Benton, s. & 9pdmnn, s. 6.
paliteoo, 8. Streeter. s. u. Sapa9e, Geter
Gebnen, s. s. 8aul, 3bpma8 Staurum, ..
. Sarriipn, 81. 6. Osborne.
gSeit Salem Subn @ridIon, Sames Wcs
auuep. IT.
Sollauo-6 -6jnrret Nelterh0uie.
Sarmington-So 2ampbies
Minouro-@ g. 81 3pmmel.
Bangor CHARLES Sherman, Gilbert Be
teripn
Gualnsta s. 6. Collins, Grid Miifelion,
u. Is. Moore.
BARRE 9oleii 3oleiiion, Seurp HboOe.
CB @jebr Wtiller, 2cihenbeltatter, 800
0tau Str. 8eibe 3elelbpue 2S6.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

3iegau5e greiber berrli d.
felt in 8eattle, einem &aniaier
Stdbtben, lit pieber babin 8ur einen
Sabre maren betanntlid Die @ei
ber bel Der Stabttpabl iieerei9
Nls Manpr ipurbe cine Ntrs
@li5abetb Gotten semdblt. Die fin
&atbmGnner iparen ebenfall8 per
beiratbete Srauen. Der Stabtclerf MAJ
ein Srdulein unb nur fir bas 9lmt Deg
8oliSeiridters unb Marlball bate mar
MGnner npminirt uno sendblt, 8e
Der bie&jdhrigen @abl paren Die idmmt.
1iden @mtsinbaber tuieber als &anoi.
baten auieetreten; aber Die Wdnner bat.
ten bas @eibereeiment nit Der itriftes
iten 8rUbibitiuu 9riinoli6 iatt befoms
men uno am oersansenen Wontag bas
ben iie reinen 9iI6 bamit semudt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

llniere Sabbotbbetlt9 II
trauern, oenn Die 8ariler @eltaus=
itelluns mirb aud am sunntas often
iein. 8as be5iebt iid aud auf Die Nusz
itellun9 Der Ser. Staaten, nit Nusnobme
bes Ser. Staaten administrations Sc.
bdubes poer &apilion, iiber fuelden Die
9lusfellung8beb6rb feine Surisbiftion
beIibt; ben fam gummilidr 8ef i6lies
fen wemn er ii6 Ia 6erli d maiden
mil.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

Sn georiu, 3ll. murbe
neulid) cine Notwithstanding Su
@unIten Der 0ungernoen in Snoien ab.
9ebalten, uno Der ourtige n8emptrat"
bemertt oaJll:
.3ie GnBldnoer babsn bic Serri6aft
iiber Snoien uuo beSiebeu jdbrli6 srOBe
Sunmeu bon bort, womit ie oetreioe
fir ibre bungeruoeu llntertbaneu tauien
t6nnten. 2Iuitatt bic broueu, IleiBisen
uuo ireibeitsliebenoen Buren in Siio-
Airita tu6t5uidieBen uno aus5urotter,
iolten ie iiir ibre 3uoier iOrgen, Die 81
6unoerttouienoen Dem Soun9er Gppbus
5um Spier Iaqen, 3as iudre menidli.
der 0ebanoelt uno wiiroe Dem aufse.
tldrten eugliiden gptte mebr Sire mn.
den, nls Die beu6leriihe Sumauitdts.
Rulf, bic Is in vi ggett ipielt, porSF,
teno, Die Ntenidbeit nit ieiner Gigiliia'
tion 81 bsglbteu. Gie 8 9de8stclGen IN
Glib 2lirita wiroeu geniigeu,. nm Die
Sn6ier pom Sungersiooeoju retten."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

Cine Nteu9e u Nniiebler,
nidt MIR Ginsewanberte, ionoeru beiOn.
bers aud Snrmer aus oem Often uno
Oen MittelItaateu, iuenoeu lid sur 3elt
ben norbmeItli6eu 9lferbousStaaten Su,
insbeipnOere aud MinneIpta unb
ben 8atptas. 9as erbellt aus ben
8eridten uon 9aubasenteu, @iienbab
nen II. t. ~, iponah bort in bieiem
Sabre Elm rieliser 3ulpadbs uUn lolden
sIniieblern Su erwarten itebt. Sn ben
bortigen Sanpt. 2anodmtern iinb idon
in ben brei Wonaten 9eSember, Sanuar
uno 6ebruar 1922 Seimitdttes Claims"
ein9etra9en ipprOen, 9e9en 1915 i'm
9leideu 3eitraume oes pori9en Sabres,
uno bas 1T crit Der NnIuu9.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

llmbte 9ruits gu maiiafris il
rem, mid Der GOn9reB lie befiniren, re-
suliren, controQiren, inbibiren, rcprimis
rem uno liquioiren, bis iie trieden auf
allen &ieren, iid upr 9ln9it nidt f6nnen
riibrenu unb aus alien 8oren transpiriren.
8as neunt man pOlitiiiren uno Die 8iir.
Ger irre iilhren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13
~. M. 6. g."

Die 8irettoren bes G6riItliden Sling
lings 8ereins bielten am 8ieulta9 Nbeub
ibre lebte Seriummlun9 I'M alteu 8ers
einsjabr ab. gto6 SER. Cummings
8eridt betrdst Die Ntitglieoer5abl $50.
8elhlOlien wuroe Die Sabress &eriamm,
lung ab5ubalteu, uno 5por 6fientlid,
init Qurhiiibrun9 zines lpecielIen Gros
1romms.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

Sic Sei1erfOlse BEL Der
g 6minb II DIT iilo ME Iebr srOBe
seipeien, aber lie mebren lid bod pou
Sabr gu Sabr. Sn ben brei meOi5ini.
19en @barites aliiiten in Berlin 3. .. be.
trus Die Sterblibteit 1889-1890 ettpas
iiber 50 Grp5ent; 189S-1899 nur nod
"a 8roSent. 9os lit Elm bebeutenoer
SprtI6ritt in aebn Sabren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13
3nnof6an.

gber! Nber! gtuu nennt Die 81.
3. Gun" unieren berilbmten 2anosmann
Carl S6urs gar ben rSlpins 9utts
man Of &merican 8OlitiCs"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

Iuf bem gSese no Of 8reto o.
ria befnbet iih tbutiddlid Elm GROCER
9beil ppn 2orb &pberts' glrmee - aber
als 6 lie g s9e fan9ene
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

@n9lano uro gefan9ene
Buren. @s 1T eine uuausl6ihlihe
Shma6 uno S6anoe, pie @n9lono bic
aeianoenen Buren bebauoelt, 10 ihretbt
ons @inc. 8oltsbt. 9eiht mare es. bic
6einnoenen in aapitnot unterjubrin0eu
no jsbe WBgiitte,t zines Beireiungs'
oeriu6es nusgeibIoiien 1T. Statt oeiien
psrosn 2euie, uelhe an bic ireie Berg.
luft eewbbm iino aui 2 hiiieu inter.
niri, no iie eleroi9lih biniieden. llub
I'M bic SrmnlitGt nui bic SpiBe Su
treiben, lieat nod bic gbiibt uor. @e.
ianeene in bic feuttihWhle 2ltmpipbdrc
uon z 6efeHa 5u briugen, mo- isbem
uou ibnen Elm iiderer lpo beupritebt.
,{m 8ergleib hermit mare es eire
humane Sanbluuospeiie, rueun bic gns'
lanoer je6en arie9sgeian9snen obug
@eiteres an etre Wtduer iteuen uno
nieoerihiesgn uitroen Gs mare bies
uubeoiuat Der E.ual unb oem Siehtbum
tpelhem bic @siangensn aus9eiset iinO,
pprsu3ieben. o.
glan tsan MIR Gin Beiibl Der ttefiter
Ssrahtuuo itber sic Deuhelei ainel
ytation smpfinben, pelbs Uorgiebt os1
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

FSo II. 6. R. RuliOro, Spe.
ciatiit in arauibeiteu Der 2Iueen, Gbreu,
@aie uno aebIel 8riCen anSepaG uno
aslisiert 1928 8oiu Cir. Ia 6ier
fpiro osutib ssiproden. '299an ii
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

Ser srDBte Se9en, ben biz
gegenwdrtisen beirieoigenoen 8erbdlt.
niiie in bieIem Qanoe uns bereiten
idreibt bas @incinnatier Splfsblatt, be:
Iteht nah unierer NnIidt in Der Itarfer
@inluanberung. 9lmerifa 1T gu men.
l6euleer, um alle Die reihen Shdbe
mel6e Die gfatur uns Sur 8erfii9uno
itelIt, permertben 5u t0nnen. Sn benz
MaBe, iuie Die Bep0lteruns 5unimmt,
werben Snbuitrie unb 9lferbau eine
weitere Nusbebnuu9 9euiftnen uno bas
nit ben natipnaIen @pblitanb beben
gtae Nn5ei6en ueiien oarauf bin, baf
mir elmer Sodflutb Der @inwaroerun9,
ruie in ben adt5ger Sabren, ent9e9enz
ieben, als iie ii6 bis auf 100000 per
Sabr be5iiferte. @e9enpdrtis idon be-
trG9t Die 3nbl Der @inluanoerer etlpa
10000 Die ISOLDE. Gualitatio mag Der
3uItrom nidt 10 gut Iein, uls Dor 5ebn
Sabren, 10 Die rOmanii6en uno llaui.
i6en &aiien iiberwie9en, bod lit in lebte.
rer Belt aud bierin cine beoeutenbe 8eI
ierun9 mabrnebmbar. 3u ben lebten
Nnf6mmlin9en 9ebbrt cine 9rpBe Nn.
Snbl 8eutid. Ruiien, eine hpdIt l9dbenss
pertbe NcauiiitiOn. ,@s iino oies 2eute
BON SntelIigenS uno Nlitteln. beren Reiz
IeSiele Minneiptn, Die beioen 3atotas,
Soma, gBiscpnin uno gtebrasta iino,
mpielbit iie iih Der 9anouirtbihaft III
piomen beabiidti9en. Die 8eutiden
ielbIt beeiunen ebenfall8 fuieoer Ii6 in
gr0Berer 3abl einSuitellen uub es lit
uoraus5uieben, bof iie in Dem MaBe,
mie Die &erbdltniiie iid bier neiter bel.
fern, 5ablreider entreiien iueroen. So
bereitmili9 iulr 5ugeiteben, oaB 8eutid
lanb Sur @rhnlhng ieiner araft elmer
sroseu 8ep6lfermg beoarf, 10 t6nnen
mir ben @uni6 uiflt unterorilfen, onB
Oieiem Gnnoe tpieoer Elm Itarter oeutiher
3u5u9 beiheert iein m09e, on ons
3eutidtbum Die eiu5ige RatiOnnli:
tat 1T, welhe einen d r oerno n
@influB auf Die aultur Der Der. Staa'
ten ausiibt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

aries i'm Sntereiie Der Civilization uub
Sumanitdt iu fiibren uno in ibrer tonnb.
lunsspeiie BON ben Suren, lpelden bieie
Civilization aufsebrunsen iperoen Ipa,
beitdmt pirb; benn I'M @egenlab su
ben @n9ldpbern bebanoeIn Die 8uren
ibre @efan9eneu nit Der srDBten Sdp.
mng Die in Bretorta 9efansen ges
baltenen @n9ldnber befinoen Iid ipObl
mo munter, pdbreub Die 8uren auf ben
Sdiffen, no ibnen jeoe 9eibesibuna
feblt uno wp iie Der ungepobnten feud.
ten Seeluft ausseiebt iiub, maiienweiIe
biniterben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

8rofeiior NIeranoer Gil.
I E, Der bisberi9e 8oSent Der beutIter
Sprabe uno 9iteratur al Der llniuer.
iitGt Glasgow III @n9lanb, bebarrt, luie
BON bort gelhrieben wiro, trob aQer
Geriude, ibn Der bprtigen llniuerIitGt su
erbalten, BEL Der gtie0erle9uus ieiues
9ebramtes. @r bat ertlGrt, oaB er
ni6t in bem 2ebrf0rper eiuer llni.
periitdt uerbleiben tdnne, nadoem
er in ietner @i9enidaft ols 9eut.
ider BON ben Stubenten oerielben
tbdtltd) anse9rifen luoroen Iei. 90
perliert iniplee zines ebenip tb6rid=
ten ipie ruben uno iibelan0ebrahten
glusbru6es bes GeutIdenhaIIes Die
llniueriitdt @losgpw enbeiltiq einen
tbrer beliebteIten uno betannteIten 81.
Senten, Die @lasepiper @oetbe. @elell.
i6aft ibre Seele uno ben Serausoeber
ibrer Shriften uno Die @las9omer
beutide &olonie ibren geiitieen Wtittel.
punft. 8efanntlib mar Grofeiipr Ellie
pon mebreren bunbert Stuoenten iener
llniperiitdt i6wer miBbanoelt poroen,
neil er, iuie piele Der berourra9enb1ten
Mdnner @nslanb's, ben llnterorilfln9s,
frieg @n9lano's 9e9en Die Surenrepu=
blifen fiir Elm llnre6t ertldrte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

IT, @ebr. 3ilmon, 9eidcnbeitatter uno
9inbaliamirer, 116 11s 2. 4. Str Natts
beitellung 42G 2. s. Ctr. ODER altes 3el, 705.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

sH- @ebri6er 5eBler, gei6en-
beitatter uno @inbaIiamtrer, 1903 iiOlide
3 StraBe t7l7 6Nf)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

gY- Trant 9illmau & So, gcihenbeItntter
uuo @inbalinmirer, 5O7 UtHin StrqBe, 2lltes
nno neues 8elCpbpn llSnopGN(tl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

8us launenbnfte
g riegs9liif bat in
Suoairifa ipieoer
einmal Ieltiam 9p
luebielt, 10 ibreibt
hiP SO l2nif" mn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

gesiiglid oes HaubSusss BEG 3r.
,{ameipu iagte 0err Bnuis:
.&ie faugs uiirogn oe)BeUObuer I'M
ierea Gdntsa e ouloen, wenu Ausian.
Der aus ir0sno einem gon6s bierber
tamen mt nad&2m lie iid in uniercn
bsreiasrt bdtten, ben
8e6u9 MAIDEN ioaten, unieryo Resie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-13

Gn elmer Spnt
patbie &erlam
lung fiir Die
8uren belt in
So~ Gu,S,2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-06
| KINGFiSHER CITY ELECTION
Results of the Contest, Taken All
Hound About HaIf-and-H aIG

Kingfsher, o. T., April Sin the city
election held here Tuesday considerable
interest was manifested. Members Of the
council and the school board were elect
ed and all the offices were warmly con-
tested. The following were elected MEM
bers of the council: First ward, j. w.
Walton, democrat: second ward, Gross
Longendyke, democrat; third ward, w.
Frairaira, republican. In the fourth ward
L Cornwall, democrat, and H. {. Sockler
received a tie vote The members of the
school board elected were: George H.
Laing, republican; C. w. Mooney, demo-
crat; Al Fleming, democrat; Andy Nc
knight, republican; J. Z. Scott, democrat;
Spencer Saunders. populist; Z. H. Miller,
republican; c. T. Prouty. republican, and
]. A. Smith, democrat In the suburban
districts no figS was made, and the re-
suit was the election of F. L. Boiling,
democrat, and Miles Judge, republican.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-06
WARDEN COAkLEY'S STORY
Bull Pen Prisoners Well Fed, Well
Clad and Well Treated.

Washington, April 5.-R. R. Rogers, a
bookkeeper at the Bunker Hill mine, and
Warden Coakley, who had charge Of the
bull pen," were the witnesses before
the Couer d'Alene inves ugation today.
Rogers was present when the mill was
blown up, and was shot during the af-
fray. He gave graphic description Of
the exciting events. Warden Coakley told
of his management of the prison, deny
ing charges Of bad food and bad treat
ment. He said the men were well fed
were supplied with good coverings and
clothing, and he knew of no instances in
which men were abused. He also submit
ted a detailed record Of then men in pris-
on. The disposition of the warden's rec
ord of the prisoners in the ''bull PEN
caused extended controversy, and by a
vote of to the committee finally or
dered the book printed as part of the
record of the investigation. Warden Coax
ley stated before leaving the stand that
he acted under the orders of the military
officers who were in charge Of the prison.
Warden Coakley at the afternoon session
testified that at no time was the presence
Of priest and minister denied TO a pris-
oner, as had been charged. He denied
that the troops had used such harshness
toward one Johnson, an inmate, as to
make him insane as was charged. He
also took up various other charges in
with the bull pen" and ex-
planned or contradicted them. During his
entire service in charge, he said, he new
err saw a soldier use a bayonet or indulge
in threats. profanity or abuse toward any
prisoner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-06
BlRCH-BLAKE NUPTIALS
One of FL ReA0's Hest Prominent
Attorneys Joins the Bcnedict~.

FL Reno. o. T., March 5.-Mr. Ernest Z.
Blake of the law firm of Blake. Blake &
Beeks, of this city, was married to Miss
Minnie NJ. Birch, OF Falls Church, Viz
ginia, at the apartments Of Mayor and
Mrs. J. NJ Van Wrinkle, The Angelo, -
Oklahoma City. last Wednesday evening
The ceremony was performed by Associ-
ate Justice Burwell. of the supreme court
of Oklahoma, and was witnessed by a
few friends and immediate relatives Of
the parties. Miss Margaret Mckinley was
bridesmaid and Mr.. Gore Hagen officiated
as best man. The groom is one Of FL
Reno's most prominent attorneys, and Is
resident attorney for the Chictaw road
The bride is a highly educated and win
some young lady. She has for some
years been connected with the education
al department in the government Indian
schools Mr.. and Mrs. Blake Will be at
home in their cosy residence in this city
after May /
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-06
TELEGgApaEo BRgvITHES

New York, April 5.-The Gibson Piano
Manufacturing company made an assign
ment today.
Denver. Colo. April 5.--sEow has been
falling all over the state OF Colorado for
the- asst y hours
St Johnsbury, vt, April 5:-Jacob Ide
father Of Judge Henry c. Gde. a member
of the Philippine commission, died here
today, aged 80 years.
Eugene, Ore, April s.-w. J. Bryan
spoke for two hours to 300 people today
He left in the afternoon for ROseo erg.
where he spoke tonight
Pittsburg. Pa. April 5.-Horace Grossly.
second vice president OF the National
Tube Works company, died today OF
pneumonia Mr.. Crosby was 81 years OF
age and native of Belfast.
Chicago. April 5.-Terry McCfovern. the
featherwelght champion, has decided 10
leave his class, and on April II. at Tat
tersalls, in this city. VIII meet Tommy
White, the 1851 pound champion. In q six
round go.
Honolulu. March 60 via San Francico.
April 1.-TWO cases OF plague We're dis
covered March g One was a japanese
fisherman. and the other a white man
named John Hurley Since that date no
cases have appeared.
Newport News. Va, April 5.-The bat
Geship Kearsage returned 20 old point
tonight after being al sea IS hours with
the naval board OF inspection. Il f. IN
derstood that the board has reported the
tests to the navy department as an IN
qualified success.
Berlin. April 5.-During the March
quarter thirty-one persons were convict
ed Of lese majestic The sentences asgre-
gated 176 months % imprisonment.
Prince Lynar. who married an American
and who was formerly attached ~ re
German embassy at London. was sen
fenced 20 one years detention
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-06
M'KN!GHT NO CANDIDATE
Already sufficiently HOnOred as a
Federal OfiicehOIder

Guthrie, O T., April 5.-H D. Nc
Knight register of the Mangum land Of
flee, has fsseued an open letter denying
that he wants to be a delegate to the Re
publican national convention. He SAYS:
Having noted that my name has been
mentioned in some of the territorial pa
pers, and dispatches to papers outside of
the territory, as a candidate for dele
gate to the national Republican convan-
ton, l desire TO thank those who have
made mention of my name for such a
distinguished and much sought honor.
but I believe that honors should be dis
trfbuted. There are hundreds Of good,
loyal Republicans in Oklahoma that will
truly and faithfully represent the inter-
ests Of the party at the national conven-
ton, who do not hold a government po-
sition, and to them is due the honor more
than. to those who have been appointed
to office. I am not afraid to trust the
men who are not in office to DO what is
right. So far we have but one candi-
date. and the delegation from Oklahoma
VIII not fail to respect the wishes OF the
party in oklahoma President Mckinley
will be renominated and triumphantly re-
elected by larger majority than in 1856.
I modestly suggest, however that do
think that western Oklahoma, and I
mean 10y that the extreme portion Of
western Oklahoma, should have at least
one delegate in the national convention.
am sincere in making the announce
ment that I am OF. and will OF be. a can
didate Tor delegate to the national con-
yentj0n -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-06
WORTH asking FOR
Is the Nice Little Job Down at
Fort Supply.
PAYS $4,000 A YEAR
And Is Reported Likely to be
Vacant Soon.

Guthrie, o. T., April 5.-The report is
current here that upon the expiration OF
his commission, Charley Bickel will re-
linouish the custodiaDship Of the Fort
Supply reservation. The truth Of this re-
port cannot be vouched tOr at this time,
but so strong is the EnpressioD1 that a
change will take place that a number Of
persons have made aspiration to be ap-
pointed custodian, among them Dolph
Kester, Of Kingfisher; Ed. S. Virgins, Of
Woodward; Tom Doran, formerly country
treasurer Of Woodward, and a dark
horse" formerly from Ohio, which is a
vague description to indicate the future
custodian If a change Is made. The
Fort Supply reservation comprises about
100 acres Of rich grazing land, which the
custodian has the privilege Of leasing and
converting the proceeds to his own use.
worth $4,000 a year.