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day, an old acquaintance, French
Canadian. whom he had known long
before the tragedy, drifted into Pull
man. He was penniless, ragged and
half-starved, and Phipps, ignoring the
first law of nature, took him in and
cared for him. He bought him new
suit of clothes and installed him as
his right bower in the poolroom.
The vagrant friend knew the story
of the outcast Phipps, who was living
under an assumed name, yet the fugi-
tive trusted him. The reward offered
for Phipps apprehension finally over
came whatever qualms of conscience
the fellow might have possessed, and
he resolved to become a Judas. He
revealed Phipps' identity to Rohan,
and led the latter to the poolroom,
where Phipps was innocently engaged
in a game. The informer stood in a
recess of the door and pointed out
Phipps to the detective. The latter ad-
vanced and, tapping the doomed man
'be shoulder, said
IS, want you for murder"
ftef'S complete surprise and
emotion at once convinced the
that he had not been MIS-
hipps wilted. He seemed to
of the continued exile and
election and he SIM Ey
ie officer and said
guess it's all up with me-"
.urning to the man who had
GENEROUSLY entrapped him, he
: CO. red upon him the appurtenances
and goodwill of his pool room bust
ness. He never suspected his Judas.
The latter was unsuccessful with his
ill-gotten legacy, and became very dis
sipated and finally left Pullman in the
direst poverty. He never received any
of the reward money. He drifted to
New York to die nameless tramp.
Luke Phipps was hanged June II.
1884, and grewsome reminder of his
crime and it's expatiation is the shell
Of the steamer Hope, which lies rotting
and moss-grown in a Sandwich canal.
The Yale expositor., 1900-03-30
GEN. WILLIAM w. AVERELL.

Maj.-Gen. William Woods Averell,
whose death occurred at Bath, N Y,
recently, was a prominent cavalry
leader on the Union side during the
civil war. Gen. Averell was 67 years of
age. He left West Point in 1856 and
gained an enviable reputation as an In
dian fighter, being severely wounded.
When the civil war broke out Gen.
Averell received the appointment of
color~i of Pennsylvania cavalry regi-
nv in the army of the Potomac. In
The Yale expositor., 1900-03-30
Thunder and Lightning.

Thunder and lightning, though nat
ural operations, are a cause of great
alarm to many. 1t is seldom any per-
son is injured who keeps away from
considerable metallic substances and
avoids immediate contact with the
walls of the house. The middle of the
room is in general perfectly safe, and
the lower rooms are safer than the
upper. A bed removed at a slight dis
lance from the walls of the room is in
perfect security even If the house were
struck. When lead is used on the roofs
of buildings particular care should be
taken that it communicates with the
spouts, and by these means with the
ground. To determine the distance of
the lightning count the seconds be-
tween the fash and the thunder, and
reckon less than quarter of a mile
for every second.
The Yale expositor., 1900-03-30
AIR WHICH WE BREATHE.
Important Agencies by which 1t L
Purified.

AmpOHNhhb AEthtAeS Dy w II
Purified.
In common life at the easy average
of eighteen to twenty inspirations a
minute an ordinary man will inhale
and exhale a bulk of air amounting to
about 1000 gallons a day, and while
undergoing violent exertion will
require much more than this.
Air after having been breathed
two or three times becomes
deadly poison, unless purified by the
combination with it of more oxygen.
For the necessary supply of this life
sustaining element we are dependent,
in the city, as we'll as in the country,
on natures laboratory. Here, by the
action of forces that are never at rest,
by the constant movement of wind cur
rents, by means of rain, which washes
down atmospheric impurities and
causes them to be absorbed into the
earth, by these and other means, the
life-giving elements of the air are con-
stantly renewed. Though one of the
most important agencies of atmosphe-
ric publication that of trees and vege-
tation, is, as a rule, wholly wanting in
a closely built city, the other means
used by nature are so far effective as
to greatly counteract the evils result
ing from its crowded populatiop,-Min-
ueapolis Journal.
The Yale expositor., 1900-03-30
The LOT winds OF the Rnckles.

Scientists are of the opinion that
hot, dry winds that blow over the
eastern slope of the Rocky mountains
depend upon the presence of slow
moving, low-pressure areas in that re-
gion, anG thence eastward, accompa4
MED by relatively high pressure over
the Pacific ocean off the coast of Ore
gon. II is believed that air is heated
in its sudden passing from the sum-
NIT of the Rockies to the prairies be-
low
The Yale expositor., 1900-03-30
Arnnsed Her Anrnr.

Are you engaged?" said a gentle
man to a young lady at a country
dance. II was" she replied, with flash
ing eyes, but if that Pete Thompson
thinks that I'm going to sit here and
see him squeeze that freckle-faced
wilkins girls hand all evening, he'll
be mistaken, diamond or no diamond"
Ohio State Journal.
The Yale expositor., 1900-03-30
Orchid Dinners,

One of the fads of the day is to give
orchid dinners. All of the floral deco
rations of these entertainments are
worked out in orchids, and the effect
is extremely rich and beautiful
The Yale expositor., 1900-03-30

GEN. WILLIAM w. AVERELL.
March, 1868, he began a series of raids
which made his name famous. In
1864 he was given command of the Sec
ond cavalry division in the army, and
was wounded at Wytheville, but re-
NAMED on the field. Gen. Averell re-
signed from the army at the close Of
the war. For three years subsequently
he held the Office of consulgeneral at
Montreal. He had been prominent in
business circles in New York city OF
late years, being heavily interested in
asphalt paving.
The Yale expositor., 1900-03-30

Even the politicians agree that hon.
esty Is the best policy for everybody
else
The Yale expositor., 1900-03-30

Number of Teeth.
The number of teeth at maturity is
SO. or is IN each law.
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Infer T~prifmcicn.

Gin Bulletin, msl1es uus pom Be,
Sort: Ibtbeilung bes Sunoes= Nder:
ban : departments sn9elanbt wuroe,
entbdlt Die folsenosn intersiIarten I'm.
saben: Die fribere Stdyuns bes
bemaloeten Ireals Der Der. Staaten,
monad basislbe 26 Frosent betrug,
lit iniolse Der iinsiten untsriudun.
gen Der Nbtbeiluns fur Geographic
unb Toritmsien bes Der. Staaten Sc
olosii6en Sermeiiunssamtss auf 81
Yrosent seitiesen. Sas senannte am,
bat elm Statsment uer0Hentliat, mel
DIES neue ansaben in Sesus auf ame
rifaniide Sorite entbdlt. aus benen
berucrsebt, baB bic 9olSldnoereien
oes 2anbes bod beoeutenoer iino, als
man semobnli9 annabm. Die beiben
lesten Staaten, welde unterludt MUIR
ben, limb Oregon unb 0aibiuston.
Der e~ritere entbdlt elmer Sddsuno
aemdb 234, 653 Wiaionen Sus, g.
M. an itebenoem Sol3; Der anSere,
li14, 77s MiniOneu SUB. Sn @aib
inston baben @alObrdnbe srobeu
S9abeu anseri@tet. Inter Der Nn=
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nahme. oos eas absebrannte Nrsal 10

nahme, bob eas absebrannte Nreal 10
citt bsmaloet mar, ais Der Helt oe'
@ulonnaen, limb ~. 900 WtilIoncl
SuR seritort moroeu, lett man NIT oe'
Nbbolauo bc9onn. Sos 10 ;erltOtts
sol; miiroe ollie Sd9emiblen oel
Fer. Stua'en swsi Sabre lang per
iorssu. Sei einrm Msrlbe uon nur
Is Gents per Snuieno bereutet cue
ilr oen Stuut eiuen &erlult Don $50
00O, 900. Or mirtlib ab1shrl;tc
Nenoo mar mdhreuo oellelben Eerio
De 80, 900 Mrliousu SUB. Oreeor
bat loluobt om1 SeIer ais IbbclSunQ
uenl0cr Qclltten.
Sn &aibmgton. Sre0on. 9nl'fo
MEN, Ari;ouu. 9tew Vtsrico. utab,
Colorado, %9&pomin9, WioutanG. Goa
bo uuo SIo Satota lOllen i'll oielem
CONNER lluterluhungen un9sltrI
merpeu i'll Ss,us auf Die llrlubeI
uno @irfun9sn Der @alobrdnoe IN
&eiten uno Die neutrality-suspicious.
ole uuaepanot weroen tonnen NnBtn
Den Sclonucisn, pel6e caSu bsltlmml
jino. Uttltel CUR BE blitung oes urbels
VI f%inosn. iteut Die 6orna6tb'il mo
cine u,beriibt iiber ale lut9Ilser
Srinoe suiammeu, Die lth III Del
9&6loeru Der Ser Stuuten lett 1854
s~rsisnsten. Sbihon Die !3ulammsn
iteuuns nod nidt uouenoet ut, 9ehI
rot oaruus beruor, oaB Der idbrlrds
Sdaoen our9 @alobrdnoe i'll ben
Ser. Staaten w%enisitens $40. 600, :
GOO bstrdst. Sn Den bersils unter:
lu6teu iieb; bn Stuaten bat mau BE;
rid)te pom iiber 5000 lhlimmeu Sldu;
Den erlanst. Uti6isan, Minnelota
uuo @iscOnltn baben I'LL l4uerlten Sc:
lttteu.
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SaS fGJncQite CdhiI.

Sm 2Grfe Der leyten Moden baben
bonn S6iiistaubof Der wSaimler Mta-
nufatturing Company" in Stem Y)ort
aus cine Jteibe Prubefubrteu nit einem
Boot fiattgefunOen, rDelte Oas grOBte
groblem Der Sdiifsbautunf Ger Neu=
seit, m6glidi groBe Sdnelligteit lei
m6qlidt GROCER Siderbeit. 81 l6ien be-
rufen lit. Gin neuss Yrinsip Der Sort
bewegung, cine neue Dirt Der beiuegen-
ben Strait in ibrer prattiI6en gnnen=
oung. brinat jene erBObte Sdnelliafeit
uno Siterbsit berpor. Ser GrIiuDer
III Serr JtitarO u. @eiB, Der betannte
Srootluner Sngenieur, uno oas Boot
hilDet bas 9teiultut uon Stuoien uno
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nnnt AutheSrr.

profeifor: ~Ctto Der 3ueite
reaierie nod Stto Dem grien, aber
nor Sttp nrw 0r:'t"~
SE ben 90 4ounttes Snoia +.
mas gibt es HOG S%omnibips. Son
bieien iino LAG mad @aibingtpn.
ebenio piele mad Safion benannt. Sc
20 baben lire 9iumen BON Sarriiou
uno Sefferion. ie IL BON @upne uno
Glap.
Cine oeraor-
tets liett in SeutIdlano beoor. Sort
baben Die Observation-Disclosures in Solac
Der Yreislriasrunaen idmmtlider &ob.
nlaterialien Den seueiniamen SeidluR
seiaBt. bic preiie fur Die fertise Waare
~ erb0ben.
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Gin tenaii9er 4nsrif.

l~1nldnsit murbe auf 6. s Collie,
BON Gberofee, Soma, Elm ane,iff ae-
ma6t, Der beinube uerbdnsniBuou oe=
poroen more. Gr fam burd feline
Iieren. Sein Gidsn puroe 10 labm
oaB er ii9 obne erose Sdmereu
nidt biden nod in einem Stuble ohne
aeltist burd 8iiIsn iisen fonnte.
8ein Wittel bali ibm, bis er electric
Sitters ueriu4te, bic cine lotde nun
cerpoue aenceruns eruirften, bob er
Ihrsibt, er fible pie Elm neuer Wann
OieIe nunberbare Mebt,in beilt &a-
denueb uno 2ierenleiSen. reinist bas
Slut uno baut Cure @~eiunobeit mie
Der auf. Sur so Gents In 50. g.
6ubn's Ipotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15
bon grperlmenten ndIreno Der Eaut

bon grperlmenten tud1reno Der Suuel
fat zines Menitenalters. Sic ueut
grfinouns bsitebt in elmer ~sigenartigen
S1raube, pel6e nibt, ME bisber. bin=
ten am S6ifie, iOnoern iid borne in
elmer Gapiel i'm Shiffsrumpf ielbi
b~efizoet. lie Sdr1ube iaust oas @ai'
Ter Elm unD t0Bt es Damn ridpdrt:
curd suei BON Der Gapisl aug curt
ungeidGr elm Sebntel Der 2drge oes
sdiifes fiihrsnOs &6bren uieOer aug.
Nuf oieie GeiIe niro cine ooppcltt
Strait e%eponnen, erfens, ourd oas
3ieben. bes Saugeus Der Sdraube uni
stueitens ourd oas StoBen Der mad
binten berausseporfenen @aiiermailen.
Tss @eiteren Diro oaour4. oaB BIZ
Sdraube oas @aIfer ODE Dem Big Elm.
aiebt. Der borne iont su iibermdlti9enOs
@iDerltano Tefentlih nerminsert uni
10 Die Gabrsei9pinoisteit beidleuniat.
uno BON nidt geringerer geoeutung
1T Der umliano, baB gar feline @ellsn
aufgemorfen tperoen; ME nit einsu1
SaiGenmeiier. 10 idarf ourtidneioei
oas Boot oas @aiier in p%olltdnoig
slattsr Sabrt. Sic grfinouns bat in
ben Grelien Der S4iffsbauer uEo
Sportsmeu bereits beoeutenoes Sn.
~tereiie errsat, uno in Ger allerndditen
3eit miro lid cine Geiellidait tiloeu,
UNI Die Griinbuns nod itrsdl geiamns
ten Wertbe prattil4 a%ussunugen.
S4nelIisteit, oas it bic 2Oiuna oss
Saaes. uno Gle neue Grfinoune srfallt
bic Soroerung in eiuem WaBe, oaB lie
bic aeiammte SdiIfsbautunlt repolutio,
nireu m,uB. Eiss III oas eintimmige
urtbeil aller Sadoerfdnoisen. uelde
bic GrfinOuns aeprIit buben.
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MoOriSer RGubcr.

Illus Der tpdnllGell Sallpttaot miro
Golsenoes beridtet: Spanien. oas alte
romartiibe Sano, bat ia BON jeber Gls
Garaoies Der ganoiten uno SuseOiebs
ecaultsn, uno in @i,tliGteit bat es
alIes nur M6al.Ge oa;u gctban, I'm
ii1 DieIen Gubm nidt fireitig MAIDEN
81 laiien. SAB ater miiten ON bellen
Sage, eeraoe ole am meiIieu Yublitum
in Den Stra6en %promenirte uno mltten
i'm Centrum bon W1orio in einem
Supslsnlaoeu einsebroden uno fir
eirca 100. 900 Srancs SdmudIaden
aefohlen tperoen, oas 9ubIitum unO
bic gisentbiimer oss 2aoens ben Sieb-
iatl nit aniehen miiien, obne Der
freten Nduber babbalt ueroen gu tons
men. oas oiirfte oenn bod 10 slenllib
einsia in Der @elt bateben. Geaen
6 uGr Nadmittuss eriaienen bieier
Sage Dor Gem bctrefienOen 2aOen orei
als qrbeiter pertleioete 9eute uno ma1s
ten iid eifris auf benz gilaiter 81
fdciien, boben uu9 idlieBli9 einen
ercBen Stein bsraus, Der Den Gingang
su ben u%nteriroiifen Qbsugsfanllen
uno Gdngen perDefte. Nutiirlih tiluls
merte ii9 NiemanO UNI Die Irbeiter,
ba bic Iflafterarbeiten jest in WaOrio
3iemtt9 allgemein finO uno man bic
2sute bonn Stabtamt babin CUR 4rbeit
ssididt slaubte. Gaum batten lie ieoc4
ben Stein berausgeboben uno cine mel
tere SeiInuns blo6geleat, als suei Der
@rbciter iib rubig Dem 2aben nGBerten,
Ger Cine ii1 Dor cas Sdaufenfi.r i~iellte
uno Der Inoers Dor Der Sbiir 9ofr
forte. Ser Sritte perblieb auf ieinem
glage Dor Der Geiinung. Gl6ylid
miro oas sdauieniter einseidlaasn
uno Der Tieb rafft nit einem @rifie
neridieoenen reihen grillantidmuf gu.
famnler1 uno fiir,t bamit our Seif.
nuna. ibersibt Die Sahen ieinsm
GDmptisen unb geioe peridninoen nit
einsm Sprunae unter Der grOe. Sc,
2eBte Dor Der S9iir Deriegt benz beraus-
fpringenoen Gig,ntbimer nod einer
idmeren 5auiidlas in's geiidt. ir
oaB er bciuuBtlos suiammentritt. uno
folgt oanu isinen 8efdhrteu unter DIE
groe. Sic polisei, bas 9ublitum bill.
ben cinen eridreften Sreis uno idauen
in bic Seiinuna; elm S6usmarn
ipringt mad, muB aber tDisOer lsraus=
gebolt rerDen. ba er in ben iinIteren
GGrgen ueoer Elm ned aus rpeiB, unO
bic Siebe, Die oas unterirOiihe Serrain
pOrausiittli9 gut liuoirt batten. &c.
uinnen nit ibrem Gaubs ungei6rt oas
@eite. Sic Nlcantnrillos (Oas inter,
iroii6e MaoriO) IinO gang unaeniigeno
beiuuGt. unO Die irediten Sicbldble,
numentli6 in Den Gsp0lben, finO bes
reits BON bort ausgefiihrt morDen.
Mun erinnert iif an teinen 'anoeren
SiebItnhl in WiaDrio, Ger nit folder
SredBeit ruie Oieier SuiDeleuOiebtu9l
ausgeIlbrt UurDe.
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Sn bieRr ganf piro elm anaemeines ~Sanfseiddft betrtebeu. @edisl fun
Sn= uo auslanb. @elo 81 nieorisen 3inen uno annshmbaren gsbiuauuz
en- urlisben. Gouehionen uno Seriiheruuaen ausr at in BEN befsn COM
'uanien. Sur iebsmOnatliae Sepeiten 4 ErOssnt uno iir iOlde OUT Elm
Sabr 5 EroSent per Sabr. 43mtS
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Ser Srnina9e Canal.
Gin Mciasrusrt der Snsenieurtunt
non grOBtrr S~rDcntuug.
Tud Gin ab;ussfaual, wsldcr nidt
1unlsrjdaBt tuerDeu Iollts.

Yer 5odllpt : Noju9stdnal pes
Sunitits : Siitrits pom Chicago iii
uouenoet, uuo GbicaIo miro in NOlae
ociisn reiueres SrintlpuIler BADEN ais
irseno cine anoere @roBitupt Der
@elt. Sieies Gieieupsrf, oeiien St
menlioneu uns nit REMEMBERING er:
iilsn, errsst Die Iuimertlamtetl Der
aau,sn ciuiliiirteu @elt. Die @e,
iummtldnse Des Sauut Sanals lit 81
Uteilen. bel elmer Sisfe uou % SuB.
Der 3anal bat 2O2 NuB Soosnwcite
uno toitet benz Sanitdtspiitrift bon
Chicago Die bibide Summe BON 33
Wiuioueu Dollars. 0roS pie Der
&anat eri9eiut lit er ierod nur ous
erite @lieo Der Settle zines GieIen;
projects Der .3utuuft. unlere sroBen
Seen biloen ben gr0Bten SnlanO
@ajIertorpsr Der @elt. Oiele @al
islmanen nit benz Batter Der StrOme,
Dem ssualtisen Vtihiiiipvi su DER.
binosn uno in ndditer ,3utunft sinen
@uherwes III 0fuen pom ben taa:
nsnbesrdnstsn 9issln bss Torcsns
mad ben blausn @aiiern bes @olIes
uon Wsrito lit Der ;peite 0aupteSe=
oants, wslder Disiem Hielenusrte ~
@runoe liest.
Sbue wsitsr gu seben, IS tann bic
@idlisfeit zines NbSussfanals,
psldsr 9bicaao nit ieinen ,wei Deli
lionen ginwobHern reines Srintpal
isr sarantirt, fuum uou ~sewirOiSt
ueroea. 8sinss @aiier lit sine Der
6auptbebiusunsen Der Geiunobeit
uno % bur4 ben Ab,ussfanal aue
unreiuisteitsa, mel4e bic absuss;
r6brsn bis iest in ben SluB ersoiien,
idneu uno ii4er fortsefibrt wsroen.
10 ersibt ii9 oaruus cine @arantie
iir ben ianitdreu I3uitano bss @aI=
iers uno burd bieiel6e ben Der
Staot.
90 mag beirembenb erideinen, III
ieoo9 uoItommen ridtis. au4 mir
traseu in uus ielbit sinen Iol9sn ab=
;ussfanal. eelisn Wiiiiou IS lit, aus
Gem 8orper Die uureinisfsilen uno
abselesteu Sbeile gu entiernen uno
uns oaOur9 Dor arantbei. uno gleuo
81 bebiten. SIT oieier AbftuB regular
uao ipitematii4, 10 miro Elm seiun,er
S0rper;uitano bic Solse iein. SIT
Der Ranal ueritopft, Der NbfuB ses
tort, 10 werosn iid unreselmdBis=
teiten Seissn unD &runtbeit ibr gritelu:
Ell madden.
IS lit pol Der sr0Bteu @idtisteit,
oieien absusstunul ernitli9 81 iiber=
uu6en uno i'm rein uno OF Ell gu bulten.
Nornt's Ilpent,iuter Slutbeleber
ut ilr oisi,n !3ped elm aussessi9
netes Sulismittel, iber Elm SSabr=
bunoert i'm Gebrau6. Der Slut
beleber lit Elm miloes Abfibrun9smittel
rein botunii9er Natur uno fret pon
uuer minerulii9en SnsreOtsnsen,
pel6e fir bic belitate Sertlsioun9
Der Hdbrunssorsune 10 sefdbrIit)
limb. Surmlos in ieiuer Suiammeuz
lesuns. fam Nlpentlduter Slutbeleber
ieoer &orperconititution uno ieoer
alterstlaiie ansspuBtueroen erfluenO
ieine Miiitou als Geinisunss : unO
Stdrtunssmittel Oes aOrpets. -.
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UNIVERSITY
GpaeSepiae. Mimi,

,puu 8eueb ctinern %afleite', 1T eie eoouteno.
,ite g hra-nalr oes Tori' rueftens. Serriihe
ruo oeiuus' Gage. uut'rritt IN alsu 10.
nern' Neiunoerp Gufmerfamfeit wirb Der
oentf6en Spra6e une ben SanSeIS'
wiHeuf@aften
setpiomet. 6 rtr It Az iecer 2eit. Beoirs
eunaeu: $40 rer Rpnat BEL f1nfmpna tliter
Ssransb.a-h'uns Nusfnnft ertteilt Der
Sice.3raReeut 40.li
Ret. Brrns 9Sraer. q. g. q.
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LOUIS SIM,
beutfber II brmadber II. 2lSent
fir Ginger Ndbmaibinen,
SAUK CENTRE, MIMI.

rlhren uuo ale Sorteu Hdbmafdinen
auPs biaigife rspnrirt nuo Nrbeit aarans
7 TT. Htaihinen,ubebor. Naoeln, Del,
heibriemen II. (. 10. fir aIe Waihinen
ets m 6anb. Die bef'u 3aihens unb
Wanbubreu fowie bic perihieoenen Sor'
ten Singer N%dbmaihinen tets uorrd'
hio. alba
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Sic Iusfubr BON Qu@tiqui-
tdten bat. alei4 Stalien. nunmebr
tuA G%riedenllnO oerboten. Son Dem
Eerbote iiuo Die ausldnoii6en 9ieaie.
:unqen uno Die gelcbrten NelelliGaften
n GenntniB aeiegt moroen.
B~u5lutt.
get SGmcd iii morgen Elm @efiel
fdllig. 9tubelDs pirit er lid Ole Natt
porher im Bette berum ; er tann teinen
S6laf ~finOeu. osnn tuoGsr iotl er cus
GelO nebmen. nm Den @edIei gu be-
aallen? ga iebt er pl6glih auf, sieht
lid al. gebt gu Mcrig Noienoorn. Dem
Gu5leller oes @edIels, uno tlinaelt 10
ldnae an Der SbIir. bis lid oeiIen per.
itlaIenes @eiiht gum Senier beraus.
beuqt. y@us aibt's2" irugt 9icien.
born. .%9iOienoorn, id tann net be-
saGl'n cen @edieI !" ruit sGmod
binauf- atbmet Damn erleiftert auf
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Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-23
ALLEGED CONFESSION
Ut Suspected GOebel Assassin Stirs
FrankfOrt--TriaIs Are POST
pOned By Judge Moore.

Caleb Powers, John Davis and Will
liam II. Chiffon, charged with being
accessories to the murder of William
Goebel, were arraigned at Frankfort.
Monday, for trial before Judge Moore.
The commonwealth was not ready and
by agreement the trials were set for
Friday. Ex-Governor John Young
Brown made n demand for a list of
witnesses for the commonwealth, but
this was refused by The prosecution on
the ground that publicity might cause
some Of them to avoid being sum
mOned.
News of an alleged confession of F.
Wharton Golden, of BarbOurville. in
regard to the assassination of William
Goebel, reached Frankfort during the
day and produced a sensation.
Golden was formerly n guard at the
penitentiary in Frankfort under the
Republican administration and is we'll
known. 1t developed that the police
and detectives have been watching his
movements since the day of the assas-
sination on the theory that he knew
something about it.
Commonwealth Attorney Franklin
and County Attorney PohlsgrOve de.
cline to discuss the alleged confession,
as did others who are assisting in the
prosecution, though one went so far as
to say Mr.. Golden will be one of the
most important witnesses introduced
by the state.
Some regret that the matter became
public so soon, as they fear it will not
only make it dangerous for him to II.
turn to his home at Barbourville.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-23
RECEIVER FOR PAPER MILLS.
Marietta Company VIII 30 EeorganIzed
as Result OF Friendly Litigation

Marietta Company VIII 30 EeorganIzed
n" Result Of Friendly Litigation.
The Marietta, Ga, paper mills, one
OF the largest concerns of its kind in
the south, and one Of the few which is
SAID not be controlled by tho paper
trust, has been placed in the hands of
a temporary receiver by Judge w. T.
Newman, OF the United States court.
At the time of the appointment of
the receiver Judge Newman issued an
order giving the receiver power to
borrow $4,000 to pay the floating
debts of the concern. Moultrie NJ,
Sessions. of Marietta, was named rs
temporary receiver and has assumed
charge OF. the affairs of the COMPANY
1t stated by the attorneys for the
trustee that all of the unsecured debts
will be paid and that none of the cred
ltOrs will lose by the litigation.
The cause of the receivership WIS
the failure of the company to paw the
interest on an issue of $4,000 of
bonds for which d. Robinson is trus-
tee. The interest became due in June
OF last year and amounts to something
like $4,000.
The result Of the litigation will be
the reorganization of the company.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-23
GENERAL STRIKE ORDERED.
Conference In chicago Between
MaChiniSts and Metal Trades
Association a Failure.

A Chicago special says: After the
conference between the representatives
of the international Association of Ma
chinists and the administrative coun-
Gil of the NatioDpl Metal Trades Asso-
citation ended at 1870 o'clock Sunday
morning, President James O'Conneli,
of the union, declaring that strikes
would be called Immediately in all
parts of the United States. Such
strikes would involve 100, 900 men and
cause to be shut down for an indefinite
period plants having on aggregate
capital of millions of dollars.