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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17

nearly killed. by : FAIL. q.
81. James. Mimi, March 9.-Mrs. ].
receiving very severe injuries. Por-
Ftions Of the scalp were torn from nee
Was ~lacerated. She may recover.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17
Imuo.tor Arre.ted,

New Haven, Conn.,, March Han
Alleged Indian prince and Bombay
indigo merchant calling himself "And-
sing Ajecking Advam," and who is
presumably the imposter who has OBJ
tanned money from trusting people in
Canada ard various parts Of the Unit
ed States, including the Pacific coast.
was arrested here yesterday, charged
with passing q fraudulent check.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17
oMAHA.s FIRE LOSS.
stock of a Rubber Company Dam.
aged-BuildinG Quilted.

0WtteU'
Omaha, March 14.-Fire entirely con-
sun ed the stock Of the Omaha Tent
and Rubber company, valued at $780,
600, and Quilted the building in which
it was located. The loss on the build
ing will be i'll the neighborhoOd Of $780,
600, and is fairly well covered by in
surance. The insurance on the tent
and rubber company stock is $4,000
The stock Of SCHNEIDER & Mueller,
dealers in pianos. is badly damaged by
smoke and water. as is also the stock
Of the Nebraska Seed company, which
were located in adjoining buildings
Both stocks are very valuable. but the
loss is fully covered by insurance.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17
THOUGHT HIS WIFE UxFA1TuFUL.
So He Shot He Shot Her and Then
Killed Himself.

Omaha, March 9.-Frank Steele shot
II mortally wounded his wife and
then shot himself at 1898 Case street
at I o'clock last night. Steele and his
wife We're calling OIL Rev. Nelson, when
Steele suddenly pulled a revolver and
Tired a shot at his wife, chasing her
into another room and firing two bull
let's into her. He then shot himself
twice and fell dead. Mrs. Steele was
taken to the Clarkson hospital. She
is in a critical condition and is likely
to die. Steele was formerly an employee
OF Il South Omaha packing house and
has been out Of work some time. He
thought his wife was u%nfaithful.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17
A IMMIGRATION.
Will Reach Enormous Proportions
his Year.

Will Reach Enormous Proportions
This Year.
st. Paul, March 9.-General Passen-
ger Agent Galloway, of the 500, who
was in the city yesterday, says that
the immigrants to the Northwest dur
ing the present year will exceed that
Of any year in the past decade. He
would not be surprised if 100000 set
tiers located in the Northwestern states
during the season, q majority Of them
coming from the Eastern and Southern
states. Foreign immigration also
promises to break all records. Mr.. Cal
loway said the 500 was not represent
ed at the meeting held yesterday in
New York.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17

Loss Of the Counte Not Credited.
Halifax, N. s., March 14.-There is
no evidence Of wreckage along the
Nova Scotia coast and the reported
laundering of the steamer Counte near
Sable island is not credited here.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17
senator. Going to cubr

Washington, March II. - Senator'S
Platt Of Connecticut. Aldrich of Rhode
Island and Teller Of Colorado have
been appointed a subcommittee in be-
half of the committee on Cuban rela-
lions to visit Cuba. They will leave
Washington Wednesday and expect to
be absent ten days or two weeks.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17
shot In the Mouth.

Frankfort. KY, March IA. = w. G.
Foster Of London, Ky, was shof.in the
mouth and badly wounded last night
by a man named Steele, also Of Lon
don. The, men had been drinking to-
gether all day and finally Quarreled,
the shooting resulting. Steele was ar
rested.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17
Another Strike Complication.

HnOtheF Strike
Chicago. March 14.-Another serious
complication in the great building
strike came yesterday when the sash.
door and blind manufacturers of Chi
ago and vicinity voted to close. their
mills until the labor troubles are ad.
justed. BY this action 1900 men are
added to the $4,000 BOW idle and bust
ness interests are further crippled.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17
rtali.n boxer Dead.

italian boxer Dead.
Paris. March H.-GiuydO, the italian
boxer who met Jeffr.es some months
ago In Paris. died Inst Saturday in the
Hospital Bouclcault.. He died Of
tuberculosis.
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smallpox Not Epidcmic.
Ashcville. N. c., March 14.-The re-
port that there is an epidemic OF small
box in the vicinity Of this city Is moor
rect. There we're q Few cases Of the
disease, but all the patients have re.
covered, and there is not a single case
now within Or. without the corporate
limfts. M
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17

New York. March 14.-Work was re-
work Resumed.
sumed at the sugar house Of the Amer
lean Sugar Refining company in Jer-
sey City yesterday. The plant was
shut down It week ago for the third
time since the first OF. the year on the
plea Of overproduction. The whole
force. consisting of about 1.1O0 hands.
went back to work.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17
.Ystehtxnn Town Bnrpips.

3MtchtRnN TOvvM BurntDH.
sMackinac City, Mich.1 March IA
great Are Ii raging here and at mid,
night is not under control. The whole
business section has burned to the
81r.0Dluurd, including the postofice and
severnl dwellings. The estimated loss
Il $4,000.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17
Ffxht over ! Woman

Ffwht over W0wsan.,
Valentine, Ncb., March 14.-In q row
between soldiers over a woman on the
fatally. McT1ester escaped and Is still
at large. A reward has been offered.
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voted, for school Bonds.
Renyille, Mimi, March 9.-On Satur-
day evening, ut the special school
meeting held for the purpose OF voting
81. 500 bonds to build nm addition to our
school building, the bonds carried by a
vote of 90 to 10. Work will be COM
menced as soon as the weather Will
hermit.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17
FIRE AT
The st. Peter Insane Hospital Re-
ceives q Searching.

ceives q Searching.
st. Peter, MIMI, March 9.-The state
insane hospital at st. Peter received a
severe scorching yesterday morning.
The fire broke out early in the drying
room of the laundry, and the entire
laundry, electric light plant and an ad-
joining building, occupied by about
thirty-fve employees, were soon in
flames. Some Of the employees barely
escaped in their nightclothes. The loss
Is $4,000 to $4,000, partially COW
cred by insurance.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17
BouxAt 81 swift 9 .Ca

Bought by swift - Co.
Chicago, March u. Three million
dollars is the price paid by Swift &
Co, the pork nnckers, for the plant 2
American holdings Of the. Eastman
COMPANY Of New York. Possession
will be given April IL.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17
AWFUL DEATH
FOURTEEN LIVES LOST IN "A TENE-
MENT HOUSE FIRE.

Was n veritable Fire Trap
and burned Like T1nder-Police
Conndent the Fire Was of Incen-
diary Origfn-Men and Women
Leaped FroE, the Wlndows-Fire
Rushed Through Every Room I'm
the FraiL Building in Ten
Minutes sickcninx stencil of
Roast Flesh.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17
Coart Roxse nrrn.d.

CourtS RoNse Bprned.s ,@5
Clarksyilie, Tenn, March IA. - Tho
Montgomery courthouse was destroyed
Thy Are Most Of the records were
saved. L1e5ssa, Slc.5,Oo0; Insurance., ss15,,,
600. sSs
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-03-17
RADICAL CHANGE
ExCITEMENT AT FRANKFORT DIES
ALMOST ENTIRELY AWAY.

soon Became Evident That Neither
Side Had Any Idea of Initiating
Hostilities = Nevertheless Great
U~neasiness Still Exists Further
Arrests Will he Made i'm Connec-
tion with the Goebel A~..a~sina-
ito Both Sides Take Further
Precautions to Guard Their In
t~erests.
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Outwitted the Boern.

mas tllc lOllOWlus uISpulSAs u0sS>s %AoA
day evening. March IL. from Ventcrs
Wei:
I'VE left Aasvogel Kop this morning,
preceded by cavalry, and marched here
Il distance of about fifteen miles. The
army has been following Kaal Spruit.
and we are now rather to the south of
BlOemfontein and only about twelve
miles of. All the divisions have now
Joined the main advance. Lord Rob-
erts' headquarters arc ut Greg0rOWskrs
farm. You will remember that the re-
form prisoners were tried before Judge
Gregorowski. BY advancing along
Kaal Spruit Lord Roberts has again
,outwitted the Beers. who had in.
'trenched themselves along the MOdder,
thinking that u route would be In
that direction. We found most of the
farms along u line Of march deserted
with white flags flying over the houses.
All the. belongings worth removal had
been taken away. and there were evil
dent signs that the occupants left In q
great hurry, things being Uttered
about, The cOmmander-in-chief has
given strict orders that nothing is to
be touched. 1t is not expected that we
buull, SAltEt WltA Sicdt OpPOOssS $50
tering Bloemf0ntein."'
Bis Foreeaof Beers-Encounterea.
ventera, Wei. o. F. s., March IA. -
The British forces which. since the
hghting at Dreifontein. have been
marching rapidly hither, have turned
the Roer position. Our cavalry are
ahead. The Beers were reported about
1900 strong with eighteen guns in
position on q range Of kOpjes COM
inanding the. direct road to BloemfOll-
tein, which is distant fifteen miles.
Gernany Declines TO Interfere.
&, Durham, March IA. The Transvaal
having appended to Germany for mcdj-
alton or intervention In the war with
Great Britain, Germany Inns replied
that she declines to interfere a she IL
in no way concerned In the conflict.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-13
u,Sc,,y-,s -nC.- r...nu
street Features of the Mig Circus
Soon to Arrive.

Ringing Brothers the proprletors OF
the big circus that IL TO pay return visit
to Seattle. Monday. September g. are
noted the country over for the brilliancy
and massiveness OF their street displays
Even when the show was small over
land circus, with its reputation still in
the future. those who saw the parade
spoke of IL az a marvel of clever detail
Year after year the street display has
been added to-. until today the show is
credited with having the longest and
most striking street parade ever organ
ICED in the United States.
Instead OF the conventional parade.
Ringing Brothers have organized an
elaborate carnival. consisting OF thirty
sections. each OF which Is representative
of some. period In the history of the
world. Among the most striking sections
is that devoted TO India, representing
scenes OF warfare in the Puntauh. huge
elephants harn~ssed TO rumblins siege
guns. mounted military escorts dark
hued East Indian chiefs and brilliantly
uniformed native military, guides. attend.
ants and officers Then there are correct
representations OF all the most famous
crack military organizations OF the
world, brilliantly uniformed. handsomely
mounted and with their FURNISHED accou-
trements gttering In the sunlight An
Egyptian caravan crossing the Sahara.
with Its camels dromedaries, why Arab
ian horses. Bedouins Of the desert, SOU
danese. Algerisns and other strange peo-
pie. brings that strange land OF mystic
interest close to the spectators vision.
The special children's section, with Its
Hrrncibk ponies, Cnlidrens tAOleaux, chill
drens hippodrome and miniature cages
OF rare wild beasts. is a delight to the
younger element, while the glimpses OF
Imperial splendor given In the ancient
Roman section, and the numberless new,
novel and startling features In the other
sections. including ten bands OF music
ana over ho tableau cars. dens aud open
cages OF rare wild beasts all combine
TO make this "A remarkable display of
eShioitlonal wealth and originality. The
uniforms OF the participants are an ex-
act reproduction Of those worn by the
famous military organizations represents
81 IN the display. while the carnival cos
tunes are made OF the richest silks and
satins, ana Respondent In brightest gold
ana silver The display of beautiful
horses. all splendidly caparlsoned, and
with myriad pumes waving In the
breeze, Is sight never to be forgotten
Nnxing brothers parade is nearly two
miles long, and In length. novelty, superb
spectacular effects. display OF fine horses
ana multitude Of maxnlncently carved and
ornate dens and tableau cars, surpasses
anything ever before Attempted Ths
parade, however. Is only preliminary 10
the exhibition, which serves to Introduce
the largest and beyond all comparison the
most complete circus In the United states
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| arms and Gardens

ef8,SO0-The finest farm In s,obo,,,S,
county; almost in the city OF anohorni.b, ,ss
scres bottom land. all In cultivation; goo. hause
barns, oitbuiidings; all ditched; young orchard.
E11 s n" nv'k zone.
s4,5oo-Thirty acres OF improved gar
Gen, I'VE minutes frsm line; all under rul,i-
ntioni 80 bearing fruit trees two honses ham
pumping plant and running water: fine view:
rents for N.oo Der snnum; beautiful suburban
Fo,oOO-Tmproved ranch OF 20 acres rich
bottom land. Oriilia sffh b,ooded s,o.k
farming implements and machinery
rn'ooo-llo acres good lane in Island
counfy sell IN any sized tract.
f5,OOo-l3ik acres of Improved garden
land on the Columbia line; very close in
Sx,ooo-Forty acres of good land. near
Puget sound and railroad; hrst north az BaIlsrd.
bottom land; stream Of water through it.
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S3,0Oo-A thoroughly improved c5-acre
ranch, with house oGtbuildngs fruit etc F.; good
soil; scent fare 20 Seattle; improved for Il
years. overlooking Lake Washington; present own
ers too old to longer cultivate Il
Ai,So0-Ten acres OF water front at Rich
naud beach
ri.500-f5-acre farm, all cleared, near
Seattle; bottom land: five acres in fruit: house.
barn. outbuildings. etc: $50 cash; balance dur
ing hrs years
ei.0Oo-Ten acres at Eagle harbor. with
hou-e. barn. orchard and other improvements.
$>0o-0 acres OF good agricultural land
scross the sound: can sell 20 acres for $3.50.
S30O-Five-acre garden tracts at Rich
mond beach. rich soil delightful location. good
view. handy to church. school and store rail.
water. county road and bicycle communication
with Seattle
s2o0-Twenty-acre tracts at Port Or
chzrd for summer homes: water front.
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co>p,TIoys or DisoIpLEsHIP.
R~x. n. u. Lipseafeiter's serm"" mt
rtv.t Chvtsusn thorch.

A, the Fir.at Christian church yestetaSy
morning. Rev. = ~ lAngstn ns, SONS ,
gonaitians OF Discipicshtp TVS tfk' ~ ~
MARI sA "NhesoeVer VIII GENE attgf
me, let him deny himself .na ia ~. " ,. VA
rre-s and follow me" The minister s1la
" ..ftSe text begins with one Of the saw
tours whosoevers' henee VIZ ~ ,,nie
,sreal appucatton, The three condltlohs
mentioned are, setf-asniai. efoss seai nss
and the following % Jesus .5s, n ninseseS
Masf ~ the troubles IN the Christian
world have arisen because 81 ialse IN
tsrpretatien - Scripture the thr'stsn;
IN his eaHerness 20 get at the exact
meaning. has too frequently found more
ta the language than vas intenaen, -"
The one hand. We have an extreme h,St-
allan. and on the other oNerarAsh Hk-
me nterauS, SAYS the iansaage Of ne
text clearly supports eFceucism ~"
seit denial MAS 70 completely withdraw
from worldly associations hut ~. W.
81 Christ - a complete rvfutsu@n or ths s
mai they coala best fil1n the conditions
~ taking the vow 20 aNS9RHte tetet'f
view somewhat kindred t2 Those =
found among thuse who THINK u wf"n&
fer Chri~ttana 10 wear icwelry aud lu-
a,iige ia the luxury of good clothes
Others thiNs y wTong u oNn n9Sh
pg0rertv and ths Idea ~ CHRISTIAN
e.stsst,st /. aut 10 the questlon+ some
modem Christians would MAKE wealth
rftrss aud .zayefty a virtue 10 me GQl
~ raturp Is thr GuI az the bnl~, "
tbe t'bvfst is Sic who wNs in the sEin-
nina with God. and an things we're made
a. ttiyn ard without itlin Was not any
thing made that was made Tor what
f,ilYt,oxg has He created and given Us
me wealth % this teaatiful world
,fff IL La wrong 20 Near diamonds, WY
we're diamonds madcf u g IS Wroug 90
vear SIX WHY the st'kw0rmf II u u
wronE 20 wtsF icSclry, WY store suc
Nast Enclosures % sold an8 silvev Ia the
bowels ~ the earthf FRui says All
th{nas are Yours things present and
things ta come. and Re hatR <lNcn ~
au THINGS yt,hy Go ENJOY, Selt-denlsl.
then. cannot appiy ga A nroper use ~ the
blessings OF this world II can obly refer
to things thhE are sinful II ! obtain
these things a. the cost - my brother
EFFORT. thnn % Aecomes sinful II / have
Abundance, ana ms hru'her has naggb be.
then AZ r. wrong ~ I do not share with
him IL is not. then, the mere possession
Of earthly goods. but the improper use
az them that Is sinful. Self-aeniai may
De- beautifully manifested by Christians
refusing 90 indulge iu cNtrANagant luNUr-
ies while India ~ starving for bread or
while Africa and China perish foy tho
bread ~ NE. IL may also be pvacticc1
by the Christian refusing 90 cherish IN
his heart the thought OF tnmity or the
spirit Of revenSe God y vastly more
concerned about the condition OF cur
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AMUsEMENTs.
Third Avenue Thester R~opens with
stirring MeIod ra usa,

The Third Avenue theater opened last
evening 90 crowded house An seats
were sold before 8 O'Clock and the stand
ing room was fully taken up. The house
presents very pleasing appearance. hay-
ING been repainted. carpeted and rener-
any oVerhauled during the summer vaca-
ton. A new drop curtain is also In place
which met with the approval OF the aud
fence. many favorable comments being
heard on its appearance. as well as the
general work OF renovation.
Just Before Dawn" presented Ia4t
evening. il melodrams nf a strong TYNE
The situations occur naturally and noth-
ing Is dragged into the play at any point
The scenic effects are excellent and have
the additional quality 81 being necessary
instead OF mere advertising accessorier
The company presenting the PLAY Is
a competent one. and the leading roles
were well handled as was the support
Mr.. l. ]. Plummer In the difficult mart
81 the old gardener. was most accent
able Mr.. Maurice O'Connor. as the silent
partner. was also very good and the
work OF Mr.. Richard Scott, as the mine
foreman. ELECTED applause The women
Of the company were also good MIRA Eva
French as the lady from Paris being
perhaps the best % the evening
Just Before Dawn" ~ 90 be- continued
throughout the present week and viii be
followed by the Daley Company ia The
New South"
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-rns sNow-rrp nIyra-
~ w. a. Majors Discourse al See
esd rrestytcrisn Church.

,, tes subject ~ Rev W A Majors ser
Yesterday morning AZ the Second
~ 'e,svteftan church. was "rhs snow
- htfsrt Or Lessons From tho Camp
Fu was Isaiah, ssa "AR river. ~
s.ss x dry Mace lie said To Sub
4. treat physician. who doctors people
x 'eFleE them how 60 Keen we'll. SAYS
~ ne conclusion % HIS advice ON
- = I'VE 70 he fonrsc0re. and be hale
hangy, Take frequent and short
! good thing 20 set away from
~ s9nslnuai grind n q husband Is
wsssY and thlrE~ DO not 20 risht With
X shln him for a short holiday into
fNaittins, or 90 some strram or
WY When be ~ guvns the wrinkles VIII
W. 81 his forehead and ~ viii smile
- seed cheer wtu control him and the
ssfstren Win not cause his nerves te
$50 There are more people ~we@ten'i
saansc from their OCCUPATION than
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hearts than abou, what we put on our
bodies
ITO prove that this is the meaning,
see the following words: Take Up the
cross The cross was a Roman institu-
ton and an emblem OF death. When He
says take up the cross He means TO
cruelty every sinful motive.
After the body OF sin has been de-
stroyed, We are then ready TO receive His
further Injunction, Follow Me He has
given us an example that we should fol-
low His steps
HE has not given us these conditions
arbitrarily, but because they are the con-
ditions OF virtue and happiness. After
n while, when men inquire the way OF
happiness. they will be pointed to the
way OF self-denal and cross-bearing,"
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| ED{MP1|ON OF SATAN.
AS. Gregg's Evening Ser
80 Madison M. E. Church.
90 10 HOPE FOR THE DEVIL.

800, that when He Fell From
-. Ne Fell Forever and That
"A WIN BE the Fnte of All His
~.srswers-The Conception of the
80 SD Bad In all Reifgions-
,neps ut other Churches.
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JUDGEMENTS.
THIRD AVENUE THEATER,
". ~ gusstI. assssef. phose. Nsia 81

Week Commencing sunday. August =
SATURDAY MATINEE.
Prloea, 2oc Geo. 41c and 5ae
SPLENDID Production ~ he Intense : lay
az ltsatav
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JUST BEFORE DAWN.

II stlru every emotion ga ths human
heart play ihat viii rndeag ITSELF -
the .hcatts ~ piaS lowers all thc w0T.4
over for years 90 come
sale ~ seats starts 81 box ofFice Safer
day August H. at ~ z re-
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Low Rates 60 California.

Take the shasta route FOR san Fran.
cisco and al California points Low
yates. quick time and beautiful scenery
Fares from Seattle 30 San Francisco
81 - FIRST class. E6N tourist Including
berth in Standard or Tourist pulirla1
car from Portland. Two trains daily
For tickets and bcrths apply 10 q
Stsepie. y. r. A. Southern Pacific Com
pany. 6ia First avenue