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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-23

the home of George Giltner, spent Sat
urday afternoon with relatives in Ba-
tavia.
Mrs. Grace Mohler and son, Carl, ex-
pect to leave soon for Gunnison, Colo
RADIO.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Sargent, of Of
tumwa, visited last week with w. A.
Lewis and family.
Mrs. D. Y. Kennady and Mrs. David
Tinsley were in Ottumwa Thursday.
TIC. and ]. C. Hwthorn shipped
three carloads of fat cattle from this
place to Chicago, one day last week.
Died, Helen NJ, infant daughter Of
F. T. and Emma Campbell. The fun
eral services were held at the home
Thursday by Rev. B. F. Shane.
The Christian church of this place
will have reunion and grand rally
Sunday, October 49, A good program
will be rendered and speakers from a
distance are expected to be present
Entertainment will be provided for
those coming from distance.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-23
HIGHLAND Center.

Highland Center, Oct ga. L.Bur-
ton and family of South Ottumwa
spent Sunday at the home of Philip
Garner.
News came here Monday from &C.
dar Rapids that Don Pribble had been
seriously injured Sunday by jumping
from train. Both bones of the right
leg were broken just below the knee.
At present he is not able to be brought
home.
Jesse Davis, of Hollenburg, Kan,
has returned home after a visit with
his brother, Joseph LAWS.
Arthur Hoffman returned home Fri
day after a weeks visit at Forest, III.
Mrs. ]. M. Elder lett Tuesday morn
ing for a two weeks visit at Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Phillips, of OF
tumwa, were over Sunday visitors
with relatives at this place.
Miss Connie Packwood is visiting at
Richland with her friend, Miss Bertha
Worthington.
The republicans of Highland town
ship attended the rally in Ottumwa
as body. They Lad 12O
horsemen in line. Their music
was furnished by A. w. Glass and
sons of Martinsburg.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
serve dinner and supper election day
in the vacant store room owned by
Lucner and Elder.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-23
CHICAGO produce Market.

Chicago Oct. 22.-Wheat-oct. 1875
Nov. 1874.
Corn-oct. 4O1a; Nov. sS1s@ssA.
,Oats-Oct. 21%@21A; Nov. 21M.
Pork-Nov. HOP; Jan. 11.40.
Lard-Oct. 700; Pan. 6.67.
Ribs-Oct. 6.97; Jan. COZ.
Rye, 491s.
Barley, 37@58.
Flax, 1.80.
Timothy, 4.40.
Glover, 1925.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-23
THE MARKETS.
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Oct. 22.-Cattle-19, $500;
strong, 10c higher. Beeves $4,000
$5.95; stockers $2.75@$4.45; cows
$2.S0@$4.40; Texans $3.40@$4.15.
Hogs-31 900; &c higher. Heavy
$4.65@$4.90; light $4.50@$4.9O; mixed
$4.60@$4.92.
Sheep-2O,OO0 active, steady; $3.4O
@$410. Lambs $4.25@$5.65.
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ST. Louis Market.

st. Louis, Oct. 22.-Wheat-C Cash
72% @3111a;; Dec. 721A.
Corn-Cash 37@37A; Dec. 41@41M.
oats-Cash 22A@23; Dec. 2211s.
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New York Market

New York, Oct. 22.-Butter-Firma
16@22h.
Eggs-Firm; 16@21.
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Peoria Market.

Peoria, Oct. 22.-Corn- Steady; NO.
2, 80.
Oats-Firm; No. 2, white, "a.
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Visible Supply.

Chicago, Oct 22.-Visible supply of
wheat 5S,313, 900; corn, S,914,OOO; oats
100000.
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Chicago Poultry.
New York, Oct. 22.-Wheat-Dec.

Chicago, Oct. 22-Dressed Poultry
Dull; turkeys, 8; Chickens, 8.
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chicaao Butter and Eaa Market.

Chicago, Oct. 22.-Butter-Dull;
creameries, 1922; diaries, 1908.
Eggs-Steady; 171h.
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North EnuIish.

North English. Oct. 22.-There will
be school entertainment at the Boltz
school house Friday night, October
26.
omer Smith is visiting in Mason
City.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Banker Swain,
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Worrell were
called to South English Wednesday
by the death of Mrs. Worrells father.
w. w. Boland is erecting a new
residence just opposite the old Moore
building.
0. F. Mason and Miss Annie Dillon
have new homes just completed.
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Milton,

Milton, Oct. 22.-Rev. P. Nenman
was called last Thursday to conduct
the funeral of Mr.. Liverton who died
very suddenly. He had been up at 4
O'Clock to wait on his wife who has
been in poor. health for some time and
then went back to bed His wife
spoke to him and got no answer, so
she managed to make light and he
breathed but few times and died.
The wife and children have the sympa-
thy of a wide circle of friends in their
sorrow.
Mrs. l.. B. Thompson is spending the
week in the country at the home of
Mrs. Shoemaker.
Hon. w. H. Taylor, of Bloomfield
spoke at Walters hall on Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McManis and
Miss Smith were over Sunday visitors
at the home of Joe Webster in Che
quest.
Last Sunday at Memphis at the
home of the bride occurred the mar
riage of Herbert Norris, of this
place, and Miss Agnes zimmerman, of
Memphis.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-23

7S7s.
Corn-Dec. 42%.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-09-15
La Election de Maine.

El Martes tuvo su verificativo la
election de ohciales de Estado por
el Estado de Maine. Ell resultado
fue una sorpresa de NAL ag1ero
para los Republicanos.
Maine en- los Estados Unidos es
10 que el condado do Valencia en-
ell Territorio de Nuevo Mexico:
siempre Republicano. En- la cleo
cion presidential Ia mayoria de
Mckinley fue de cosa dc 60 mil
votos. En- la que SO acaba do veri-
fear ha sido electo oil boleto Repu-
blicano pero con una mayorfa tan
pequena que ha dejado temblando
A los jefes del partido "humanita.
rio." Treinta y dos mil votos es
toda la mayoFia del candidate. EI
voto que recibi6 oil candidate De.
mocrata fu6 % por ciento mayor
que el que recibio el candidate
para ell mismo emp go en- 1896
La perdida de los Republicanos
hasssido de un II por ciento.
Este rosultado tiene muy cabis
bajos q los Republicsnos do Ia
mamuncia, pues los prueba fuera
lie toda duda que la impopulari
dad de su candidate para la prcsi,
dencia por causa de su sueno i'm,
perinlista los VA a ha a hacer per
der todos los Estados del Oriente
que en- 1896 gano con reducidC
mayoria.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-09-15
"BIdCk Jack" COndenadO.

Tomas Ketchum, couocido tam.
bien por el npodo de Black Jack, y
fue sentenciado a la horca por el
Juez Mills, on Clayton, oil Martes
en- la manana. La ejecucion to.
mara lugar en- Clayton, el Viernes
5 de Octubre.
Black Jack foe juzgado y cul.
pado por haber asaltado un tren
do ferrocarril, cerca do Clayton, el
ano pasado. Black Jack detuvc
el tren con la intoncion do robal
el dinero que contenia el cofre
del express, pero fue herido do un
baIa2o on un hombro por el con,
ductor del tren cuando daba orde
nee al maquinii tn y fogonoro que
desconectarnn la maquina del tren
Por este crfmen, que EN- este Terri
torio es castigable con la muerto
fue juzgado Black Jack con el re
sultado que SO sabe
Su abogado, w. b. Bunker
apel6 a Ia Corte Suprema que SO
reune en Enero, y 81 es perfeccio
NADIA la apelacion, la ejecucion ten
dra que ser aplazada hssta que =,
reuna ese tribunal, cuando, ri ei
confrmada la sentencia, SO 6jart
nueya fecha para Ia ejecucion, y 5
es reversada, la causa tendra qu,
ser jdzgada de nuovo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-09-15

Para mayor seguridad ell Juez
ordeno el traslado del REQ a la peni.
tenciarfa q cuyo lugar fue condu.
cido por una guardia de mariscales,
ell Microbes de esta semana. ALI
aguardara ell progreso de su causa.
Black Jack tiene una historic
muy sanguinaria. Sc cree que SO
le puede probar que 81 fue uno de
los que asesinaron q un comeroian-
te de Liberty, Nuevo Mexico, en-
amos pasados, y en- al Territorio de
Arizona 10 reclaman las autoridades
para castigarlo por ell asesinato de
un comerciante q quien 10 quito
la vida para robarle una cantidad
de dinero. De modo que, ST Sc es-
capa dc esta, do las otras no es po-
sible.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-09-15
DefunClOn.

El Domingo dltimo dejo dc
existir en- an residencia, on La
Cuests, Dona Juanita Manzanares
dc Montaye, esposa querida que
fue de Don Juan Antonio Mon
toya, a quien, junto con cinco
huerfanitos, deia sumido on acer-
bo dolor. La hnada tenia AZ amos
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-09-15
To Advertisers.

We guarantee the largest ciictda-
tion of any other weekly published
in New Mexico and give our kest-
Office as referencs.to. verify it.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-09-15

Sc ha demostrado por la expe-
riencia que Ia consuncion puede
ser prevenida por medic del uso
temprano do la medicina One Mi.
mute Cough Cure. Este es el re-
medic favorito para las toses, res I.
frios, crup, asma, gripe y todas las
Intermediates do la garganta y de
los pulmones. Cura con prontitud.
De ven:a en- la Botica de Don Da-
vid. Winters Drug Co.l
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-09-15
IS oo.de Recompensn.

Dare la persona quo me traiga 4 tpi
casa, On Las Vegas Arriba, un caballc
alazan claro, de cosa de seis amos de
edad, altura a manos, POGO mas me
nos, y en- la espaldilla izquierda el 81.
guiente fierro ! T. FL dicho caballo SO
desapareci6 del pasteo comun en- la pla
"a de Arriba Ia noche del dia 8 del CO.
rriente, estando maneado al lado ponien-
to del rio Gallnas en- ei lugar denomina
do La Carambola; supongo que fue ro-
bado. JosE s, GARCIA
Las Vegas Arriba, N. NJ, Sept. IL, 1900
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-09-15

garantisamos mas grande circula-
cion que ningun Otro semanario en-
Nuevo Mexico. 0frecemos nuestra
estafeta cowo refarencia para veri-
tcarlo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-09-15
la DtMOCRACIA NtOYORkINA.
La Ammonia PreyaIaCiO en- Ia Con-
veHClOn de tStadO ell Dia II.

FL dia u del corriente SO reu.
nio en- Saratoga, N. Y, la conven
cion Democratica del Estado de
Nueva York para postular boleto
de Estado. Las dos facciones de.
mocraticas estsbsn representadas
Cuando Sc lego ell tempo para
postular candidates para goberna-
dor, la faccion de Hill present6 el
nombre dc Bird S. Coler, Y la de
Crocker ell dc John B. Stanchfeld.
Ell resultado de la votacion fue,
Stanchfeld 294 votos y Color l54.
Anunciado ell resultado el Senador
Hill Sc paro & hizo mocion que la
nomination de Stanchfield SO hi.
ciera por aolamsoion, 10 que SO hi.
20 sin una sola disencion. Esta
accion tan varonil de parte de
Hill aquiet6 todos los rumores y
disipo las sospechas que habia de
que 81 no era nominado su candi.
dato derrotaria la convention. En-
los demas escogimientos, como en-
ell primero, preyalecio la mas per-
fecta ammonia.
Ell plataforma fue sancionando
la candidatura dc Bryan y Steven
son y prometiondo a los candida
tos el apoyo undo de toda la De.
mocracfa del Estado.
Habiendo prevalecido la armo-
MIA en- ell gran Estado imperial los
prospectos de que Sc game por
Bryan en- la election de Noviem-
bre son mas brillantes que nunca,
FUSION EN- COLORADO.
Los tres partidos, Democratic,
Republicano platista y Populista
del Estado de Colorado, fusionaron
sus fuerzas en- Denver el dia IL
del oorriente y postularon un bo.
leto dc Estado, compuesto de can
didatos do los tres partidos men
clonsdos. James B. Orman fu6
nombrado candidate para Gober
nador. Mr.. Orman es Democratic,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-09-15

Despues de muchos experiment
tos intrincados, los cientifcos han
descubierto metodos para obtener
todos los digestantes naturales,
Estos han sido binados en- la
proportion hallada Ell el cuerpo
humane y unidos con sustancias
que reconstruyen los organos di.
gestivos, hacienda una compost
cion llsmeda Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure Digiere 10 que uno come y
permite a todos los dispepticos que
conan suticiente comida alimenti-
cia A medida que so va curando el
estomago por medic de los agentes
medicos que contiene. Es agra
dable para tomarla y alivia pronta'
tamonte. De venta en- la Botioa
de Don David, (Winters Drug Coz
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-09-15

Las PiIdoritas Mananiadoras de
Dewitt son unas Pildoritas muy
afamadas para Intermediates del
vientre y del higado. De venta en-
la Botica de Don David (Winters
Drug Co..
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-09-15
Avlso.

For este damos aylso p1blico que on ei termpo
de Noyenibrc dc Ia Uorfe de Pruebas del Condado
do Morn, ccrraremos Ia administration de los hie-
mes del nnado Julian uiiyas, dc Holman, Condad }
lie Mora. MARIA EufENIA ". DE oLIvAS,
Administrator.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-10-06
WASHINGTON IN THE DARK.

Not Notified of Important Events
F saAd .t0fffave Occurred I'M China.
Washington, Sept. 30.-The' state de-
partment has not been notified OF
events of more or less Importance
which are said to have occurred IN
China according to the various Euro
pean reports within the, past twenty
four hours If Tuan has been de-
graded; and II Russia contemplates. a
blockade of the Chinese ports the de-
partment does not know It. 1t has let
1t be.known to the Chinese government
that Tuan's promotion would be un-
welcome to this government, but 1t has
not vet been informed of the result OF
that representation. Respecting the
statement that Ching has been dis
covered to be a contributor to the
Boxer cause, it is said that all the IN
formation that the department
been able to secure touching Chtng's
personality went o show his, unvary-
ing friendliness tor the. foreigners, and
upon that record he a accepted as a
competent envoy. The officials de-
'elined to say whether or not the IN
structions of Minister Conger nave
gone forward yet, but it is intimated
that the minister is fully advised by
this, time as to the state departments
policy. It is said, however, and the
statement may be significant, that no
developments in the Chinese
of Importance are expected within the
next two weeks at least
thatl1:.e -proprw ners en- en- cmcmm
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-10-06
GERMAN PIPE STORY.

Says Mr.. Hay viii Work With g
Free Hand I'm Chinese Affairs.
Berlin. Sept. 3O.-The principal papers
comment upon a, dispatch from Wash
ingtont which asserts that Secretary
Hay would return to the active dis
charge Of his official duties Monday
morning, having made it a condition
that the president should give him an
absolutely free hand in the conduct OF
affairs. The dispatch adds that a
active policy may be expected" The
Lokal Angler says: ut means that
Americas departure from the cons
rert Of powers is now felt at Washing
ton to be a fiasco, and we may expect
the United States to endeavor to cor
rect the mistake"
The Vossische Zeitung, referring to
reported protest against
Prince Tuan's appointment. remarks:
apparently the United States gov
ernn1ent. is nonplussed by the effect
upoonsthe Chinese of its rejection Of the
German note and is now seeking to
counterfeit the am by a change Of
'front.'" 4sI
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-10-06
coRBETr REFUSES TO TALK.
Has Com Back to Meet Charges
Makes Up With His Wife.

Has Com . Back to Meet Charges
Makes Up With His Wife.
New York, Oct. flames j. Corbett
returned from Europe on the Campania.
The only n who met him at quaran-
tine was his legal representative,
Emanuel Friend, and he and h fight
err held a conference while the ship wa
cropping her way to her dock through
the fos. The gang plank of the Cam
paniae had hardly put out before h
form of Corbett appeared. He looked
well and was dressed in a long brown
macintosh and wore a brown Derby.
He carried a hat box which appeared
to be his only piece Of baggage, Tor
this was chalked by the custom house
people without causing him any delay.
and he was then hurried of the pier by
Mr.. Friend and John considine
another friend. The last two were on
the dock to welcome him. AS he was
leaving the pier Mr.. Corbett said
riedly to- the reporters:
1T have come back. to meet n
charges which may be made against
me. That is all I have rot to say and
that is all I am going to say"
It is believed that an differences be-
tween Corbett and his wife have1been
settled. Husband md wife dtnedt To-
gether. at a restaurant, and later ap-
peared at a place Of amusement. II
is:snow .saidsthat Mrs. Corbbett WILL not
press the. divorce suit which she threat
sned to bring.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-10-06
BRYAN IN. ~MINNEsoTA.
Pats In About six Hours OF speech
$50 * Making All T0ld asaaNEsa

Pats in About Six Hours of Speech
Making All TOld.
st. Paul, Oct. 3.-Mr. Bryan yester-
day traversed. what are knownSas the
pine barTens and the scrub-oak por-,
s5tions OF Minnesota, reaching the ag-
iricultural part Of the state north Of
this city during the afternoon. He
made the first speech Of the day at.
West, Superior, Wis, beginning before.
3 O'Clock in the morning. He immedi-
ately crossed the st. Louis river to.
Duluth, End starting with an hours.
speech there. he made speeches at
eight other places on the way which.
together with the speeches at Duluth
and West Superior and those in the
evening. in this city and Minneapolis
made an eyens4dozen speeches for the
day. Four of the speeches averaged
an hour in duration and the remaining
eight fifteen minutes each, making
about six hours Of speechmaking all
told for the day. He vas accompanied
Throughout the day by Gov. Lind. The
train was decorated with the national
colors. and the special car bore h in
scription: The Republic; No EN-
pre-" and Equal Rights to All" At
West Superior, Duluth, Saltwater, St.
Paul and Minneapolis the attendance
was large, but owing to the sparcity
of the population the other crowds
were comparatively small. There was
"a liberal display of small flags at all
the meetings.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-10-06

Philadelphia, Oct. 2.-An offer Of an
increase Of 10 per cen in miners
wages was yesterday offered by the
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and
iron. company, and this move, it is
stated, will be followed on Tuesday by
every colliery in, the anthracite region.
It isN expected by the operators that
this increase in wages will be salts
factory to the men, and they believe
many miners will take advantage Of
this rise and return to work. Mining
operations will, in this event, be given
an impetus and mine owners an.ici-
pate that, there will be a general res
sumption Of all collieries and that
they will soon have their full comple-
ment of workers. The Philadelphia &
Reading operate thirty-nine collieries,
and Of these twenty-seven have, been
shut down IN account Of insufficient
operating forces. Whether. the miners
accept this increase and return in suf-
fcient numbers to reopen. the mines
cannot be f0retold now. Reports from
Schuylkill, where the company'st mines
are located, rather indicate that the
men will follow the advice Of the
United Mine! workers and remain away
from the ~collieries. President Mitchell
was not informed officially of the
advance in wages, and. the intimation
thus, given is that the United Mine
workers viii receive no recognition
from the mine owners.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-10-06
.PowERs 10 PAY.
Samoans to he Rewarded for b
Surrender of Rides.

Samoans to BE Rewarded for b
Surrender OF Rides.
Washington, Oct. 2. - Baron speck
Won sternberg, German charge d'af-
flares. was at the state department
Saturday in reference to closing up that
branch Of the Samoan agreement rela-
tive to the payment to the native sa-
means the value Of the rifles surren-
dered by them. When the Samoan
commissioners arrived at 'Apia they
deemed it expedient first to secure the
disarmament of the b%elligerent native
factions. This was agreed to by the
natives on the understanding that $3.50
for each rife would be paid. Some 5000
rifles were turned over. The natives
now ask thu payment Of the money, and
DR.. Solf, the governor. has proposed
that the payment shall be made UNI
der restrictions proposed by the Tor
eign consuls in order that the consid-
cradle amount Of money involved shall
lead to disorder among the, ma
tives. The three parties interested IN
Samoa at the time of the surrender OF
the ri1es-United States, Germany and
Great Britain-will jointly contribute
the amount required and no difficulty
is apprehended in making the settle
ment. sf.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-10-06
SURETY COMPANY PAYS UP.

Settlement of a Claim Against De-
e-tH.. faulter's Bonds.
Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. 30. The
American. Surety Company Of New
York has sent a draft for $4,000 to the
independent school district Of Sioux
City to settle a claim made by the lat
ter upon the bond Of Harry 8. Hub
bard, the defaulting treasurer Of the
district. The amount of h bond was
$50 900, and the amount just received
increases the total amount received to
about $31, 900. This ends a controversy
which has been fought in the district
and supreme courts, and has recently
beer remanded to the lower court Tor
retrial. It has just been learned In
Sioux City that Hubbard has been ap-
pointed a United States deputy q
shal in Porto Rico, where he has mace
his home since leaving Sioux City.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-10-06
SOME NAY HAVE pER1sHED.
Swollen Texas Rivers Continue on
the Rampage.

Swollen Texas Rivers Continue on
the Rampage.
Fort Worth, Tex, Sept. 80. - The
Trinity river continued to rise all day
and is fully thirty-five feet at this
point. The overflow reaches out more
than a mile, resembling a big lake, and
is from three to six feet deep. Much
Of the Cotton Belt railroad track has
been carried away. The Cotton Belt
depot is surrounded with water three
or four feet deep and all business 10
suspended temporarily az trains can
not get into the yard or within a
mile of them. The water has inter-
fercd with the running Of trains ana
street cars in the city. Service over
the North side street car lines has
been abandoned. 1t has been many
years since the waters of the Trinity
have reached such a high stage. AS
yet no loss Of life has been reported.
but it is believed that possibly some
people have persisted below this city In
the Trinity bottoms by TIL eunprece-
dented overflow. The people below
here were notified of the great rise. as
they were at this point.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-10-06
SUE PERRY HEATH.

Csnw-essman Sulsef Threatens Ac-
tien feFSCriminale Libel.
New York, Oct, B. ~ Congressman
Sulxer has decided to bring q criminal
libel suit against Perry 8. Heath, the
manager Of the Republican national
committees literary bureau. 81 have
been waiting for Heath's arrival in
New York" said Mr.. sulzer. but he
IL keeping away. I, am. 10Y preparing
the. papers which may lead$to his In
dictment. I ri chairman OF the COM
mittees which arranged and managed
the reception to the Boer ENJOYS in
Washington. Heath has circulated q
campaign document In which he says
that, the funds for.sthe Boer reception
weres misappropriated, and he. throws
out a hint that I am responsible. I
was nc chairman of the finance COM
mittec. Congressman Rupert had
charge Of that" @s