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New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
REPORT or BRAZIL BANK FAILURES.

A cable dispatch received here yesterday from
Rio de Janero by export firm announces the
failure of two more Brazilian banks. They are the
Banco Industriae Mercantile. of Santos, and the
BancO da Para 1t is believed that the suspension
of these two institutions caused by the embar-
rassment Of the BancO da Republca. which was
reported two weeks According to the
source the Government OF Brazil has taken charge
of the affairs OF the Banco da Republica which
has been a semi-offical bank Herr Peterson man
ager of the German Bank in Rio, has been ap-
pointed temporary head of the Banco da Republica
to straighten out It's affairs The Government in
tends to issue bonds for the benefit of the bond
holders and depostors of the bank many of whom
Americans. Merchants here doing business
with Brazil cannot account for the present deplor-
able financial condition existing there Brazilian ex-
change on London has fallen five points within two
months, and II is eypecIed that there will he
further drop. Some attribute the trouble to the
sudden withdrawal from circulation of about
5000 contas of reis about $4e0000C0 in paper
money. which the Government destroyed and did
not replace. -,
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY. OCTOBER I, 1900.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF. NEW YORK. MONDAY. OCTOBER I, 1900
ARRIVED.
Steamer Manitou CBr). Cannon London September 20
Ill cabin and steerage passengers to the
Atlantic Transport Line. Arrived at the Bar at m
Steamer Excelsior GER. Muller Hamburg September
L. in ballast 10 Philip Ruprecht Arrived at the Bar at
$50 a m
Steamer Burgundia F'r) Buhe. Marseilles September
g. Naples l3 and Alme~ia Ia, with mdse 10 w Elwel
on Fire Island 36 m.
tember 2S and Havana % with mdse and 50 passengers
10 Cebaos & Arrived a
Altai tBrl. Morris SavanIla September Is
Carthagena Limon "a Kingston 20 with
ndse and 9 cabin passengers Pim Forwood & Keock
Arrived at II 10 a
Antilia CBr). MontelI Nassau September "a
mdse : cabin passengers P T Montell & Son
Arrived at the Bar at m.
mon. Titland, Npe Bay. Cuba. six
days with cedar and mahogany United Fruit
Arrived Rar
Steamer ComaI Evans. Galveston September 23 and
20 with mdsA and passengers to 9 Fl Mallory
3nth.
steamer Cld. Quick orleans September PC with
mdse J T Ven sickle
Steamer Evelyn Parse. Port Tampa September - with
phosphate rock the HoIande- Sc co. Is bound
CarteTet. y l.
Colorado. Avery. Brunswick. Ga. September
ndse and passengers { H Mallory & Co.
Murphy -t'roCker. Newport
wit coal the Coastwise Sc Co.
Steamer Mania Hata, Charles Baltimore, with mdse
" Foster
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS
FOREIGN PORTS.

Prawle Point OCT Passed steamer Tuscarora 'Rr,
Scily. /. Gro a m-Passed steamer Deutschland
tGerl Albers. NewYork for Plymouth. Cherboure and
Hamburg.
Lizard Oct 1-Passed steamer satendam Dutch. Van
der Zee. New-York for Rotterdam.
Bristol oct ARRIVED, steamer Landan City (Brl
Andrews. New-Yort.
Brow Head Sept sO-Passed steamer Boston city CBr>
Barclay. Bristol NeW-York.
Plymouth. oct l. 1925 rpArrved. steamer Deutsch-
land Ger. Alhers. NswYork for CherbourG and Ham
burg tand proceeded.
Southampton. Oct /. T:4O a m-sailed steamer New
York, Roberts. New-Yor via CheIbourg
ono m Oct ARRIVED. steamer Toronto tBr). Marshall
New-York for Hull
Hull Sept sO-Saie1 steamer Buffalo tBr. Loveridge
New York
Shields Sept ao-saed. steamer Mannheim Ger. ock
BIemcrhaven, SEP, so--sanea steamer Bonn CGer
WosterdOr Ncw-York.
swinemnnde. Sept 29-Arrived. Burgsrmeister
Bremen, Oct Arrived steame- Tarbarossa tGer).
Mentz. New York Via Southampton.
Antwerp, Oct SAILED. steamers st Enoch C3r) Owen
New-York; st Filans O}r>. Owen New York
Cherbonrg Sept 3o. 2 m-saiied, steamers Trave
Ger. Christohers from Bremen and Southampton for
New York; arrived Deutschland ,Serl .Alhers New
via Plymouth for Hamburg fspd procsededl
Pauillac. Sept 3o--Arrived Therese Newman
tBrf, Key, New-YoTS for Bordeaux,
Bell New-York for Calcutta.
Tarfa. Oct Passed. steamer Alhengs Ger Petersen
Hong Kong for New York
Genoa, Sept 2s-Sailed. Pro IN fSpan) for
Nev-York: Trojan Prince tBrl. Eagleton. New'York
Genoa. Oct l. 10 n2-Nrrived steamer Vera 1e;.D
Messne, Sept 2SSs"d. steamer Pocasset tBrl Owen
New York '
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
WESTMINSTER COUNTY
NEW-ROCHELLE.

A large Mckinley and Roosevelt banner will be
Unfurled in Depot Place tomorrow evening under
the auspices of the Republican Club. The club Is
making arran gements for sound money parade.
George Zimmerman, treasurer of the HuguenOt
Engine Company has been mysterousy missing
from New-Rochelle for more than week. He has
wife and three children. Mrs. Zimmerman fears
her husband has been waylaid and either robbed
killed. He had about $500 of the companys funds
in his keeping when he disappeared. His bondsmen
have made the amount good.
William Dassler. seventy-nne years old, died on
Sunday. Mr.. Dassler the father of Assessor
Henry W. Dassler.
While running at a high speed a trolley car on
the I.archmont line struck wagon owned by ex-
Alderman Murray at late hour on Sunday night
and cut it squarely in two The bed, containing
two of Mr. Murrays employees was thrown thirty
feet and one of the men was injured.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
on ARMOR PLATE CONTRACT

Philadelphia. Oct. IAN afternoon paper says
representatives Of the Carnegie Steel Company the
Bethlehem Iron Company and the Mdyale Steel
Company held a secret meeting yesterday in this
city. No details Of the meeting were obtainable,
but II is said the question of a settlement Of the
difficulties that have arisen over the bids sub
rnitted By the three companies fer Government
armor plate discussed.
Among those who took part In the conference
were C. NJ. Schwsb president of the Carnegie COM
pany: Robert J. Lnderman. president Of the BETH
fehem Iron Company: Joseph K. McCammen.
representative OF the Cramp Shipbuilding Company
IN Washington. and others including, II is said
this city.
It is supposed Tat the subject under considers-
= few dsVs ago announced thar the contracts for
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
THEIR BAGGAGE WIZ BE APPR4LsED.

Surveyor Croft. Of the Customs Department was
somewhat exercised yesterday over the alleged ar
bitrary manner in which Special Empoye Theohad
Of tho Customs Department, had detained the
trunks Of Miss r. Abbey whose baggage, with
that Of Miss May Alice Benson, was detained on
Sunday on their arrival on the steamship IfAqui-
taine OF the French line
Theobad said that the two women were dress
makers. Miss Benson lives No "a East Twenty
third,st. and Miss Abbey at Fifty-second-st and
Broadway. in apartment house.
Miss Abbey called on Surveyor Croft yesterday
dressmaker. Several reputable witnesses testified
in her behalf. Both her and Miss Renson's bag
"a ge however. will be appraised
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
NEW-YORK CITY.

Street Cleaning Commissioner Nagle announced
yesterday his final determination to change the
hats of the street cleaning brigade. He said the
present hats were not union made and too
heavy.
The Trinity Church Evening School, Dr. George
b. Towe. head master reOpened last evening for
the fall term. instruction is given in stenogra ply
typewriing, bookkeeping arithmetic and penman-
ship. The tuition is free, and any one desrous of
Joining the classes may do so by applying to Dr.
Towle at the school No. 80 Trinity Place any
weekday evening. except Saturday, between and
o'clock
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
GERMAN REVISION or CUSTOMS TARIFF.

Washington. Oct. Consul Hughes. AT Cobul z
reports to the State Department that he has
heard from reliable source that the Royal Prus-
sian Minister of Commerce has invited the corpo-
ration in charge Of commercial interests to confer
with him with regard TO the rearrangement of
the customs tariff law Of July 15 1879 A new
rule is proposed regard to the determine of
the duty on goods according to either the gross
net weight 1t is proposed also that all packing
material tnat goes into the hands Of the retail
dealer shall be added the net weight. 1t is in
months resnite on the payment of duty without
interest charges
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
TRANSFER OF HARPER BROS PLANT.

The deed transferring title TO the publishing plant
OF Harper Bros, together with the property No.
325 TO 33I Pearl-st. and No. 10 So and 81 to 80
Clff-st, recorded yesterday. The transfer Is
made by Hamilton odell as referee and the Morton
Trust Company to Alexander f. Orr. chairman
Of the Reorganization Committee of Creditors, etc
for a stated consideration of 81 100 600. The in
strument bears $3.50 in stamps.
Harper & Bros. the reorganized company OF
which G. b. NJ. Harvey Is president, filed mort
gage in favor of the Morton Trust Company as
trustee for S1.50O,000 to secure a per cent gold
bond issue maturing on September / 2000 secured
by the above property
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
WHITE PLAINS.

The State Board of Equalization of Taxes has
fixed the aggregate valuation Of property in West
chester County at s15O,5l4 259. upon which amount
the county must pay State tax of s2951O7 s5 which
must he levied for the fiscal year beginning Oc-
tober |. This IS 1856 mills the dollar. 1t Is
for the following purposes: hools S1I4390 81: gen
eral purposes. $02.349 20: canals, $78,267 IS.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
PEEKSKILL.

A new engine is being put up at the Peekskil
Waterworks pumping station.
The new hall of Putnam Valley Grange. No SAL
Adams Corners will be dedira ted 1890 O'Clock
this morning State Master Norris will make the
dedica tory address.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vesse. For. Mails close. Vesse, sails
Iuois Charleston, Clyde 800
Oceanic Liverpool White Star......1 .1OOO a m 1900 m
FL Dorado Nevv-EoFlesrns, Morgan. 300
Advance. Colon, Panama r r.. $50 loo y
Liverpool. White
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3.
ST. Louis Southampton. American. 700 1000 m
Friesand, Antwerp, Red Star. 1880 m 1900
Ithaka Tampico y Y G. Cuba. 100 300 p m
Montserrat, Cadiz. Spanish. ..........-.
Conal Galveston. Mallory ........... 500 p m
Paraense Northern Brazil. Red Cross. 400 800
Prins Frederick Hendrix, Port -au-
Vigilanca Havana Y & Cuba. ..... 100 p 800 p m
THURSDAY. OCTOBER I
Columbia Hamburg Hamb-Am. $50 m 1000 m
AQuitaine, Havre. French $50 m 1000 m
Friedrich der Gr,- Bremen, \ G Lloyd. ZOO m
Grecian Prince Brazil. Prince. 100 800
Santiago SANTIAGO & cuba ...... p m 800 p m
Ell CID New-Oreans. Morgan ........ 800
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
YONKERS.

The fail meeting OF the Presbytery of Westches-
ter opened last night in the First Presbyterian
Church The question of revising the Confession
OF Faith will he discussed and voted upon at to-
days session.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02

among the three companies and 1t is believed that
representatives of the companies met to adjust the
proportion each should receive.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
MOUNT VERNON.

The Republican clubs OF this city 20 hold a
large rally tonight in Lincoln Hall John s Wise
of Virginia. is be one of the speakers.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
GAETESTON RELLEF PrNnS-

Subscriptions for Galveston relief received yes
terday by the Citizens Relief Committee Of the
Merchants Association of New-York amounted TO
1922 30, making the grand total sl03. .2S5 81
The Tribune yesterday received the following
subscriptions
Reformed Church Queens, y. y, through l. 5 y.
Den Arrest SIls sc
J. D.
Grace Church Sunday school, Washington. Ark
through Miss Alice Lane Boudin Of that place. 100
= y. Howard. Mechanic n e. through THE
American Agrieu.turist'' .................. 100
loa q Shumaker Somerset, Penn ............... 200
PREVIOUSLY acknowledged 625 co
Tots' 75s rs
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 5:41 Moon sets m - Moon, sg.
HIGH WATER.
AM-SAndy Hook 1241 Gov Island l:13i He'll c., &, a.
P.M.-Sandy Hook 20 Island SO Hell Cat 3 -
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
s q. !: ]. . e :

1t is still the quality, style, and
fit of our shoes which satisfy our
patrons.
There is nothing in a fancy or
catchy name. 1t neither improves
poor shoes, nor does it detract from
the merit of good ones; yet really
good shoes require no such fantastic
commentator.
We continue to sell shoes for Men,
Women, and Children as shoes, ''our
shoes"
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
CHICAGO Bo4RD OF TRADE QUOTATIONS..

TEMPORARY INJUNCTION AGAINST MILWAUKEE
MEN DENIED
Milwaukee. Wis Oct 1.--An application Of the
Chicago Board Of Trade for a temporary injunc-
ton restraining the Milwaukee outside commits
sion and brokers from making the
Chicago quotations was denied by Judge Seaman
to-day. The answers OF the brokers' the Court
said. raise issue as whether the Board of
Trade had not lost It's rights Of property in the
quotations by publication. This the Court ruled
can only be determined by the taking OF proofs
The case will he sent TO referee TO take testi-
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02

The Rev DR.. D. o KEYLIE.
TIE Rev. DIR. JOHN BALLOON SHAW.
The Rev DIR. ROBERT ?. SAMPLE.
The Rev. Dr. J. WILBUR CHAPMAN.
The Rev ALEX ANDER 7. KERR.
The Rev HFNpY NJ TYNDALI.
The Pev. DR. CHA RLFS CJTHBERT HALL.
The Rev ALEXANDER SPROULL
Ire Pew. D s GREGORY.
The Rev MILTOE s LITTLEFTELD.
RULING ELDERS
HENRY W IESST-P
JOHN STEWART
THOMAS COCERANB
JAMES YEREANTF
CT0ORGF r STFRRT-
WILLIAM IRWIN.
" r GTEIGER
T. WILFORn ALLEN.
II r ELLIOTT
KIIIAEN yAN RENSSELAER,
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
AnnOunchrnpnHs

E. & W. DRESS SHIRTS. z. & w
Perfect in every detail
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02

42d ST. Just west oe
B way. Mats. We'd.
q sat. Prices. so.
Is. loo. $50. 200.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
Amusemcufs.

GAVOY. Bwav & a4th st. Mon.
~ THE MILITARY MAID.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02

Oct. Sth Seats on Sale
JOSEPHINE HALL.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02

SIXTH AVENUE, 10Th TO 21ST ST.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-03-17
Are You Interested in Trees?

Owing to the great demand for tho
publication "Forestry In Minnesota, I"
"a 3l2 page treatise by Prot. s. B. Green>,
The Minnesota State Forestry Aseocia-
ton has decided t. have tho r+maipding
copies bound In cloth. Until the sup
D.! is exhausted it can he had tor IS
cents. (c'st of binding aid postag ; to
NONRESIDENT, 40 zen g. They will also
Distribute n limited numb .f Jack Pine
Seedlings, 4 /" in ZONE of our hardest
native 'vergr~en'). in q,antlrias AS de-.
sir d, al l cent each, p'stpnid.
Ever!"ue lit, r-st,d in trees-.row ii,
should belong to the assoe.,a,ipn. Per.
mapent membership fee Is 81, ,nc:ud-
Ing The above mentioned pub icat ion; IF
or upon receipt Of 40 ce,ts extra, eth. r
so Jack Pine seedlings, 100 Box Elder r
30 Laurel Leaf Or Russian Golden Wi .
low cuttings viii be mailed pos paid
Correspondence should h. directed to "
IF GEO. W. STRAND, Secy., :.
=. Tayiors Fails. MINI. !.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-03-17
SecretE Of the Order.

Parties wishing to enter the printing
Office at his season should be guvernt d
by the following rules: Advance to the
amer door end give three distinct raps
or kick the the door down. The "devil''
will attend to all alarm. You viii give
him your name, pos,office address and
the number Of Yeas You are owing for
the paper. He will admit you. You
will advance to the centre of the room
and address the editor with the following
countersign. Extend the right hand
about two feet from the body, with the
thumb and index fingers extended, The
thumb and index finger clasping SIS bill
which drops into the extended hand of
the editor, at the same time saying,
"Were you looking for me?" The editor
will grasp your hand and the bill and
pressing it viii say. You bet!" After
giving HIM ,he news concerning your
localit. You will be permitted to- retire
with receipt for m Obligation properly
Observation-Disclosures, Ont, Advocate.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-03-17
Our Latest Music Offer.

Plea-e send rs the names ard ad-
dresses of thr. mnsic teachers or per.
formers on the piano or organ and
twenty five cents in silver or postage
and we will send You all Of the following
Lew ard most popular pieces full sheet
music arranged for piano or organ: 1.-The
Flower that won my Heart" now being
sung by the best koown singers In the
couutry, "Mamie O'Rourke" the latest
popular waltz song, m lrch Manila,
Dewey's March-Two Step" as played
by the famous U. s. Marine Band of
Washington, D. G. aud five other pages
of popular music. Address, POPULAR
Music Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-03-17
BOWMAN WINS.

Federal Supreme Court Decides Case O,
Moss VS.. bowman.
After about eleven years Of litigation
Richard Bowman has been finally awar-
ded the south east quarter OF section
twenty-five, township sixty. five north, of
range four west.
The case is a noted one, being almost
as famous as tie section thirty case in
st. Louis county. The history of the
case is we'll known t" most OF the resi-
dents OF the the county, Mr.. bowman
being we'll known, bnt We give the fol.
lowing brief bit tory Of it.
In 1889 man named Doran made
h"mes.ead eutry on The land. bowman
then filed a contest and settled on the
land, little later Carrie Moss. a school
teacher, paid Doran $1,000 for his re in >
qnishmeut and was allowed to file, she
then moved on the land taking a rpt,nue
Of servants and considerable furniture.
MIR. bowman contended that an inter-
val necessarily occurred between the time
the REIMBURSEMENT was filed and her
entry, and ic that instant bis settlem. ri
became effective. Miss Moss held that
the filing Of the REIMBURSEMENT and the
entry were simultaneous acts. The case,
OF course, first went through the land
department and the secretary of the
interior. After this Miss Moss began
suit IN the district court of Lake county,
claiming title. Bowman held that ID
the patent had not been issued the court
had no Jurisdiction, in which he was
upheld. After the patent was issued
action was begun in tho United States
Circuit Court and Bowman won RS he
did in the United States Court OF Ap
pals, and finally 10 the highest tribunal
It the nation.
Mr.. bowman fought the case single.
handed While there is no doubt that
Miss Moss had considerable backing
The HERALD joins with Mr.. Dowmaui
nanv friends In congralnIating him up.
on he succt ssful elimination of his |, M
fight.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-03-17
HAPPENINGS.

DR.. T. ". Mayhem was one Of the
sick Victims this week.
Mrs. Al. Scott and son Ben. are now
among the victims Of the GRIP
Miss Carrie Mayhem who has been
quite sick is very much improved.
Dominik Peterson returned the first
Of the week from Duluth trip.
A great deal of ice is reported from
different lake points, We have not SET n
as much as usual ut this place.
Louis Engelson succeeded in poison
ing = wolf the first Of the week, 1t is re.
ported as being sn exceptionally large
one.
While there is still considerable sick.
ness here the worst seems to b. past,
there uot btlng SO many new cases this
week as last.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Fullerton who
formerly lived here, aud who have more
recently lived at Walker. Min are 60
ing to move to Alaska this month.
M. 81, Wlllonghby of St. Paul, Mimi,
came down with Capt. King last Tues
day. he will be ,ngag-d for few da, 8
= looking over St. Paul & Duluth lands.
Carl Ingersol', B. Long, Jas. McGre.
COR and Albert Tegulka who have be. n
working at the Fuller camp during the
winter came through here last Wednea.
day. Two of thsm are working fur @. J.
Johnson.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-03-17
The Lumt er d ck's D nee,

Git your canl'hook on lady
Slide her out here gu the fl ,or.
What's lhe matter with ys.,,s fei!ers?
Amt yer got no Yer nerv,. me- more?
That's right Say this amt no log jan:
Spread out like Il lot y ttumps.
Saw that CRAZY Dute1ma. s legs IF
For he LAS q Cast - jumps.
Have yer 60, the logs a-runuin'?
.Plpers don't K" ct this here rax-
Gents u mt come ter dancer, Oe.
When they've got red hot Jazz
Cook KANT scale his darned Old fiddle
Vas, he kin, 50 let her go!
Homer podners! Fu>t two forward!
Come again aud duu't be slow!
All cross over! Where's your manners
Reddy Burk? THROW out that end!
Spittin' On tue floors forb,ddeu-
Try 1t n you'll lose A.me blood.
Back again! So! ThuL's the capvr!
Grab yuur gals u spsa Ground:
Don't be ske-Ied ter eqae, 70 u little
Places ali! a STAN your grour'.
Side four forward!-.here, no scrap;.in'!
Part them f-llers! -cta,ck Elm Ou:!
Get that folack's knife and slam h,n!
That's good! B.tf Lin, Sauprt yaut!
Easy, ladies!-s four for sard!,
: No ones goiu' Ter hurt Yer now.
All cross over!-herr's a Fiue slab
I Is That will settle any row.
-Frankiyn ". Lee il Rush City (Min a.
Post. ;.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-03-17
FROM GRAND PORTAGE.

T. Charles Makosow, Chief, has been
quite sick for the last ten days. He
caught q very severe cold, and has suf-
fertda great deal OF pain in his back and
through his chest. He Was Threatened
lpneumos ia hut managed to escape He
H. quite u good deal better now and ia
abl, to walk around, but cannot leave
the house as yet: -
An unexpected but very welcome visit
twas made by Father Reeneand from
Fort William, in his official capacity,
ARRIVING here at noon on Saturday, the
10th inst. e,eral services we're held ut
tue church during his stay. His coming
just at this time was very fortunate a.
he came before the desth Of Alex. Collins
and remained to oficiate at the funeral
on Tuesday morning. He left for Grand
Marais on "Wednesday morning.
"Friend after friend departs,
Who has not lost friend?
There is no union of hearts
That finds not here an end;
We're this frail world our final rest,
Living or dying, none were blest."
On Sunday last, the 18th inst, after a
lingering illness Of many months OF tho
distressing disease. consumption, Alex.
Collins, stepson Of Joe Ler,is Memash-
ksmash, our postmaster, passed away to
his heavenly homo. Although suffering
much he was able to walk around in the
house until the last five weeks. He was
twenty years OF age last August, and
came to this place when but little boy
AID has always lived here. Two nights
b. fore his death he said, "Father, do you
/ hear the SWEET music?" He was ans,
wertd mo-. Then pointing upward he
| again said. II hear the beautiful singing
i the angels singing" He listened thus
in rapture for about twenty MINT tes, then
said, ut is now gone" The funeral oc
cured On tue. morning OF the 18th at the
Catholic church, Father Reenneand off
ciating,
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-03-17
Trial by Jury.

The first jury trial ever held in the
county is being tried today before Justice
Carhart. The casa being the State OF
Minnesota against Gaorge Anaqnet,
charged with assault. Mrs. Jusie Eros,
being the Com claimant.
The jury summoned is rs follows:
Gust O SOD, Andrew H -dstrom. A. Ever
son, A. J. johnson, r. P. Paine, II. Hell
merson, J. E. Mayh-w A. J. Scott. Chris
Murphy, John Erickson, Filing Olson
and Peter Rinde.
DR.. Jones is acting as attorney for the
defense and every point is being fought
We are unable to state as we 60 to press
what the verdict may BE-.