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KILLED FIVE MEN.
STABBED FIVE xzs AzD sEor Two
OFFERS.

Ore Jealous efsxed man-sn mi nov,
Etaiixn--srmsd wi.h keen-edes.i ,t;Ists.
and . revolver, nurdesed ave men and
wounded two others, one q them fatal.
II. in broshel az wind5er, At 10 cfelock
sauday night
The iist Of dea.. i as follows:
John Hslsesson. Swede.
Augustus Gr@ybAugh. German
Edward Act;aaley, American
Samuel Shrives, American.
Thomas Kiphng. American, died Tues.
day aiielnoon-
The names Of the three wounded are
Herman George. stabbed twice, and B.
Buekwslfer. shot in the log
The tragedy took place in brothel
conducted by a French woman, whose
joint IS in the outskirts OF Windber. AL
OF the men killed and wounded were in
the house participating in an Faster ca
roossl with the women. when a crowd Of
eight or ten half drunken Italizns asked
for admission When they were refused
they began to pelt the house with stones,
breaking the window glass.
In the excitement ~hieh followed. the
murderer-a powerfully built Italian.
who IS said 10 have been living with the
French woman ever since she put in an
.Spearance At Windber-dashed into the
room In which the men were drinking.
holding glIstening steel blade high in
h.s right hand snd revolver in his Iefi
hand Without altering word be made
desperate plunge at Halverson. sending
the sharp steel blade straight between his
ribs into his heart Quickly Withdrawing
the blood stained weapon he struck with
anerring aim At the heart Of Graybaugh,
who stood next In his path McCauley
snd Strives attempted 70 lay hands on
the infariated demon. but before they
could do 80 the sharp blade plunged into
the bowels OF ths former and well-di-
rected bullet from the revolver piowed
its way into the brain OF the latter.
Shrives fingered until o'clock Monday
morning when he expired The other
three men were making frantic effprt. to
escape froin the mzdman, but Two OF them
were slesaed with the stiletto, one fatally,
while me third received a bullet in his
leg.
Without stopping 10 view his chastity
work tSe maniac left the house, shooting
IS he ran in the direction Of the woods.
The crowd on the outside Of the build
ing became pauic stricken when they be-
held the deadly work going on inside.
and all started for Wiudber, CRYING
"Mardsr."
Intense excitement was created n the
big mining town IS sooa IS the extent Of
the horrible blood curdling tragedy be-
came known. and hundreds Of people
rushed to the scene. where they viewed
the bleeding remains Of the dead men
aud assisted in removing the wounded 10
their boarding. houses. where they were
attended throughout the night By physi-
Clans.
The dead men were all prominent EN-
ployes Of the Berwind- White Coat Com
pany. McC4uley being the assistant fore
man Of the railroad department. while
the others worked in the miues.
It i. said tina, few people ia Windber
knew the Italian, who Is charged with
the horrible crime. as be rarely appeared
on the streets or about the hotels, aud it
is therefore impossible 70 get q good de-
scription Of him.
The proprietress and two girls have
been arrested All OF the women refuse
10 disrsass the trarHly
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Secret Visit Of An EnissaFy from 1arrPF.
II Francis J. Kooser had had his optics
peeled about II o'clock Sunday morI-
ing he would have seen g xell-drs-sed,
suspicious looking individual with an
unmistzkabIe air OF Washington. d. G.,
about him, anxiously reading the signs
in front Of the business houses and Offices
on Main Cross street Basking in the
warm Easter sunshine " which flooded the
sidewalk in front OF MS professional and
political headquarters stood the Chair
man Of the County Committee, on the
alert for an expected visitor The strang-
er. who Was ragel-stsiaei aiter a nights
ride from the National Capital aud a1
overland drive from lockwood to som
ersst, finally asked tso gentlemen who
were passing ffthey would kindly direct
him 10 the Office of J. A. Berkey, Esq.
Chairman Of the Republican County
Commiftse.v Mr.. Berkey. who was only
sixty or seventy feet distant a. the time.
was pointed cot, when crossing the street
the stranger made himself known and
was a once conduefed 10 the ofilce Of the
County CbAirnaan, where he remained in
secret conversation FOR some time. before
returning overland 70 lockwood. The
slnissary from Mr.. ThroPp had hardly
vanished before Mr.. BerEey summoned
the faithful" and still Ar. Kooser
says that he is not candidate for .he
Congressional nomination in the Interests
Of Joseph E ThrOpp.
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: szEz Eor wAEr II

= va Bsoo1as an Earn
's'or Tor Yoa.
ai % make money. but
'9eriy. The Pittsburgh
= 3 No - Four,b svenne
ols's assistance in the
s'1rity To Al! deposit
slriani;y Of tae deposits
- - Interest compounded
b A.en givs you nonsy
} Z in addition 70 your
- secure these advant-
-s.l a. IN person. Write
- eese-ibiaE aox 70 bank
'-ak Eith over l7.oOo de-
N'n ." % % deposit.
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s.r,k. ABUSED Al n. Rev. Min..

A telephone messages from Meyers
dale TO the Herald Tuesday evening
Snnoanesd that ih5 dilieuity between
the miners aud operators at the Rove
mines had been amicabiy adjusted and
that the miners viii return 70 work n
Thursday morning al s. cents per ton.
Il is thought thai the coal strike at the
other miues in the MsyeEsdAie and Elk
Lick region viii be seitlei on the same
basis within the next few days
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- er.ia o. rrr er.ls-o.

Ak yo.ar Grocer to-day 70 show sou !.
r,as.txnre os 65RAIS-0. the new fooz
drInk that takes tue pgzce OF cottee- Ine
,-hildreu nav drink Il without injury As
uraII ~ the sdnlE All who Try Il Ike II.
GRAIN o h1s that rich seal brown q
--~irs aad the most delicate stomach
rrs-.iVes il withoat distress I the price
~ ss,ffrc. 15c- and = Cts per package
soid By al grccers-
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90. 2. cook q His ola Triek,.


chas. 2. Cook al Bis Old Tricks.
Among other letters thas foatsd into
the HERALD oaics LAST week was the
following:
BERLIN. PA, April 70, 1900.
DEAR SIR:-
Please c1ms into the Republican meet
ing Monday eve IL possible. tGEmaa's
Hall
Want specially to see you about i'm
portant matter.
Very truly,
CHAs T. Cook
Try to work up big crowd for It.
This Is the same astute Cook who four
years ago wrote confdsntial letters to his
friends, saying a vote for Tropp is .
vote in Koosers Interests" Il j. alto
gsther likely thst Mr.. Cook has not
changed his views on that matter. But
how about the important natter be
now refers tor The Berlin and Brothers
valley boys should compare notes. be-
fore voting.
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A sEcuRE 1rHEsrrEEr

Il Is Better than Mortgage OF Real
Estate
Ia these days Of active speculation it is
more secure snd pays better to deposit
yoar savings in the Pittsburgh Bank for
Savings, No. 2l0 Fourth avenue Pitts
burgh. Pa, where It earns per cent. 10
terest, compounded twics year, than 70
take the chance in iuves-msnts not sbsc-
luteiy sure Of dividend. YOa eau de-
post by mail ss easy AMI safely - in per
500 in this bank. Write or call for book
ls. describing how il Is done
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ExEcUroR's NOTICE

Estate Of Geo-z= T. Long. late Of somerset
tounzhiP. dece4sess
Letters teslaEnenisry IN the above estate
having ceen <rtuled 70 the undersigned
by the proper authority notice j. her-ay CIV
en- 70 all persons Indebted 20 sfid estate %
na ke irnEaedisfe p-,ynaen-. and taose having
cairns az-,;nsi file sane 10 present them day
aEthe1lieIfe1 for p1syme1f, Al iate residelre
u dec IL 80 nshio.
De NAaRES IT, REYNOLDS.
Curlbe-I1ad. Mo.
Execu:or-
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SrArE OF OHIO, CRY or TOLEDO.
Tr-r-.a Cor~NTY

FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath thai
he Is the senior partner Of the arm OF r.
!. CHENT & CO, doing business in tbs
City Of T0letp, Coaniy and STATE afore-
said. and thst said frm viii pay the sum
OF ONE HUSDRED DOLLARS for esch
and every .zl>e Of Catarrh thai can not BE-
cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH
CURE
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 70 before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9TH dsy of December,
-, A. W. GLEASON.
SEAL Notary PE5fie-
Halls Cstarrh Cure u taken Internally
and acts directly on the blood and tnu-
ems surfaces of ths system Send for
testimonials. free
FL. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, zoe.
Hzli's Family Pills are he best
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cHAs II. FlsHER
Ers.

- fom ny thorough
-Sar'ei Plymouth Rock.
S'agis Comb. Brown
80. strain snd single
75c- for IS; Sc. for
ileah1lor eggs s40per
-F DIETz
lolt, Johnslown, Pa.
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Wanted

A good reliable man 70 take charge of
or business in Somerset county. Salary
and expenses paid.
NORTH JERSEY NURsEEIsS-
Springfield, " J.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he has made application ~ the SECRETARY Of
Internal A14irs for - acre Of uEim-
proved land situated fn Stonyercek Town
snip. SoEaerset cocoty. Pa. adjoining lands
Of Io@epb Z -pangier On the east. Edward
Lands on the so1th. William ard Martin
Saa1k on the west aud Geozge Hostoller on
the north
ALBERT Z. RAYdAN.
Feb,v 70. 100 PuEh Pa
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Parker { Phillips
NEW STORE
on THE DIAMOND.
NeTIcE OF APPLICATION FOR

Not ice i hereby given that an application
xii be made 70 Iae Governor % tie state 0f
PENNY ytyaria, on A phi p iat0 - z J. Straw,
Z l. Meyers. H C. Niddietan, David l.
Krehss tseorgefatchel and John b Brooks
under the Act Of Assembly OF the Common
wealth Of Peunsy fvaGis- entitled . an Act 70
Provide fer the Incorporation nd Regulation
n Csrporstsous approved The zltn A pril
Is7i. and the supplements thereto, TO be called
the = -Windber Water and Power GomFszuy -
the character and Jtjecr whereof Is 70 supply
water 70 the pnbiic, and also % store AID sup-
ply water % The public. ard water power for
commercial and manufacturing p1rposeS.
and for Ace purposes % have pOsseSs and
enjoy all TIE rights a1d privileges q the Kkid
Act of Assembly y and lts .suppisnients
DAVID l. KREBS-
solicitor.
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A pMINIsTRAToR.s NoTICE

Es.ate CT Elirahe.h Tsayrssa. late % Bro lse-s-
Saiiey t0~Esf-ss 1ee'd-
Letters Of adlalBlstraf on on the abo-e ~
t1se having been gr.n-- 2 10 So ulfersi-rad
~ The proper a1t10--..-- re,iice j. lerres slT-
IN - al per-Ous iufr1-el % sid e<fafe .
IIlake i:1fI.saiia.e pay mat. sa1 ri0.s aayi--k
ciasfns zzsainst t,- s.frc - prescat tn-ru ~
authenticated fnr sett.--ue1t ul ~4rurdLy
the z6fh dsy of NAY. $50. IA tha occ0uzli .
somerset county ard -ia;s aia.ssli.1
JAMS J. PrGH-
Alnills-ra tof
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UHL'S
5 ;
Spring

spring J!
you ready for n minds when
msde selections your een snte
pad Every department ready your inspection You will find
the choice all stylish substantial materials
the lowest possible prices
DO you need g separate Dress Skirt?
You viii make mistake purchase before examining line Of
things in Silks Mohs and large variety OF plain and fancy
saitngs-
Is a Shirt Waist?
Then call inspect the largest and choicest assortment Of Sk
satins Tafetas goods be county
Did you say White Goods?
We complete Organdies India
Linen, NaBsO Dimies and P4nes Yes e0d wash goods Of
all
Perhaps you prefer Suit separate
wash waist?
We given exceptional this department and claim the
exclusive styles combined with the best Of workmanship and
@ that be found place in the prices would
pay inferior article elsewhere.
line Of ladies muslin underwear.
The stocking department ladies and children the best
teolored goods low prices
Nottingham. goods
the Towels and Bispreads, Calico
Handkerchief Ribbons Notions
Trimmings Liangs
gupure al-Overs, laees enbroidere
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7 n. kREMER. D. D. 5.

SPECIAL l--ertlon given 70 The HING
and preserva-ion u m 4iarii teeth Artt-
aciai sets inserte1 CroWn and Bridge EorS-
Once ~ rsxideccs a Dr. a : klDEaeil.
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l7,zaud one Dining
seFk Il hotel Highss;
l Apply .. CONNER
a. AlFER, Proprietor.
Somerset, Pa.
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= iszs-l,S-s A.tsaa;sa.
SIS Bo0R STORE.

-sraors wil need q good
E ias-r work. Yea can
- B01K STORE.
-asss, Opens. diamond
go aad 3 4ad al good.
Pea / a god investments
4'y time Lass q lifs-
aa-i scarce of satisfse-
ave suaizin pes that
- ering . % us % have il
e sa,ae time get a bottle
pea ina Cheap inks
- are 10 good f5r . foam
Gas II rrsur-,
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Carload
Fancy. RaGlGangd
Grass Seeds 49,.

Now being offered Al prices beyond CON-
petition Call and inspect our SEEDS
before makioR year purchases Buying
in these quantities. e1aAles rs 70 buy di-
rect from the Largest Seed Dealers in the
country. We haveSEEDS II all kinds
Timothy and Clover. Orchard aad Blue
Grass. etc
Mail orders viii receive prompt atten-
ton and correspondence solicited frors
parties desiring 70 make purchases.
ELOUR and FEED DEPARTMENTS
Always well stocked with Feed and
Grain Of all varieties We are Offering
great inducements on al our High Grade
Minnesota Fiours- Call aud inquire our
prices
Don't forget '-0IE NEAL Is the
most nutritious feed for stock. Try sack
at once and see the results.
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u al TIC
-.e fponinsilnz 1ll.. :.
Coagrsss subject I
p=Her Conference
I. ASenbiy.
.J.g Commissioner
per Director.
Y.aanaI Delegate
.iaa ofths District
- q electing;
:, pserztes 70 th'
sas elssaon dis'r ''i
-srAH5' the above.
ms8 not latel
bss,rs the dsy Of th'
LAB BERhEl,
slsan County Com
- Css0lDAEE'-
.s gentlemen, Ssc
- several positions %
-t-5as Primary E..ec-
s,rs hsaied in their
cbnrusn Berkey'
r@Bsc,iTe TesnHounce-
- z5srwiss complied
-. r--aiivs 70 an
zsiiiasy
81 congress
1N BERNLEf
usas,t toro
- assembly
~ Nsyersiaie 6oro-
"a ofsomsrs5i o'Fo-
Pr D.recior,
9sEa ofsomerset twp.
- Coumissianer.
E REoADS'
5Sus7ssi tUP-
-Nsa5uzI Conventioni
ITg MILLER
Z fs1kEooi b7ra
S.ass Convention,
-xrooD. Elk Lick twp
4 ~TrR cfQusm4honi8gtvp
so-sons-se- twp
-..sas rilalzti0ns and
- the Coanty Chair
/ .,t57s named geuaemen
sia meeting him aud
1 au1neusz-s into his
,.a.. dag for announcing
~zlss hai gone by.
r,--s tlsE open the sale
ES1Hs store :; Hynd-
-.lag morning, and Sc
- ssh aad many vaiU-
.ssi q term as teacher
d a. Prosperity Bed
q Ya Ia Hzr-ow dropped
ls1g bzrpupils goodbye.
ssc.ssgszls same c5uRty.
ased m health, Hon
- P,r.zr. secretary % the
lsrisrsi his rssi gnEtion
-, bzs zcseptej il % take
.r< George B C0r-elyou- Ot
= present. assistant secre-
sP-sIzz- has been appointed
E.sar-1iis were the plague
! Ws almost Ei-d DOan's
.-Eus gaickly and perms-
g. 5aes-rs have fzilei." c F.
.Ia1T S-es- SzlEerdss, New
I 1zr.aers Uh0 has been con-
= suz % Patriot street., fpr
, -. Is reported 20 be in a
s1 Be is being attended
: SEinms- and Or. John Low
--4.sEa
s-s e tie BRIDES parents, Mr..
Flll Zimmerman. Frank
szl-la-s Mis-, rdis coanry.
.sss Zimmerman we're united
-.s u ws5I1eS AZ 9 o'clo ck
Hz.ns The Rev. J. h
~. Of s. J1zn's Reformed
e-saEu performed the cere-
3 E-saaz1ts were ". D. A
g. Ms Myrtle Shafsr. A
= saPPsr wzs served after
-asG oo1uty the Republicans
. s7-Tnsi contest Tor their
- e. oeelr April =. In The
zEt t-s iEo members, W. II.
-2A ksli4il. rsl1ssd % at
is-ra-z- caucus aad stayed
eiar % Tie end. They are
ra TiadL14ti1a 10y running
.lalA sluerss. Republicans
.-l--' at ths st1rdy. stalwart
- Be- vlry strange IL they
-zs AUl-E aud Kendall s5r
4. yslr ana send "a t6eir
- 1apaslZ cz1dida-ss. ".
q tre1 Rove, xa1 believe
-susj jlrIy a1i wilI abide
ll-es Idis = q presidential
ssi aue O. put none but
gard A dgIt l. on also
9lA @ Diuztion, the
Harvey a. Berkeley and
'''7t -Oai1u-7Eu News
EEz,s5
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UHLS.

p. & ?.
Spring
Opening
Occurs this week; really the show,
display. or whatever It is termed.
deserves a better name than Spring
Opening. A bigger stock so well
displayed was never before shown
in the county. Prices are such as
make them popular, and all new
and up-tO-date goods
See our large new line Of
Carpets,
Rugs,
Lace Curtains,
POrtiers,
Mattings,
Wall Paper,
Window Shades, etc.
also Dress Goods,
Silks,
Table Linens,
Napkins,
Towels,
Bed Spreads,
Percals,
Ginghams, etc.
We have succeeded in purehas
ing at a very low price 1000 yds
of 2I-inch Omar Caehimeres to sell
at SC.
New Ginghams at Sc.
Four-quarter-yd Muslins at Sc.
extra good quality.
36 inch-wide Percals at &c.
An entire new stock Of Ribbons,
Laces, Embroideries, Corsets, Kid
Gloves, Stockings, etc.
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WANTED 100 TONS
Baled Straw.

Can lead At any point in the county.
Parties having any 10 offer viii please
write or call to see Us.
We are the Largest Receivers o
Farm Products in the County. Farmers
having Potatoes. Hay, Wbszf, etc, to
otter, call TO see rs when ready to
market your produce.
Respectfully yours,
COOK & BEBRITS.
"The Headquarters"
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.-assof elseiing =.
= Daeg2tes 20 the
s.a election distr'et
-srAH5' the above
= bs msi not later
ki1rs the dsy Of the
BERKEI, =.
siesn County CON-
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N cssDlDAIEA

rss gentlemen, go
- ssvs-al positions to
SO Primary Else-
ssrs hzaisd in their
chairuan Bsrkey'
.--.s-.ivesnuouuee-
z5srwise complied
..~sa.s r+lativs % an
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8LIcAN
ELECTION
dg vested in Ine
eyrb,ials govern,
sa..y Elections Ia
Iss-is'is-s
81, ii, 800
fsam- sad 5p-
Has The EsPd5li,, ,
=, the usual
.,es,ious dxed by
-, noninating;
r,~rrsss, subject to
n.-,rier Conference
,Assembiy.
..---az5 .1ner.
ePse Di1es'oT; 6.l.z,te.
.aa oIthe District
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demonstrating By MS ability u b. aponi
A. ALI thr hsisara4a of intense vitality.
Two snSutbs sg5 be va. very severely
iniuief br ths sxpio~i1o Of an emery
wheel which n wss. sp-siinE ID Al bis
saw and Dl lning mill. A section OF the
wheel stracx him abYve the len eye.
crushing tbs b1ae aud i,nbsd ling pieces
desp into rh9 brsiu- D. John ) Otr-
nan. who was ctiiel 10 attend ths inJar-
ed man. ha- in his p0ssszsioa two pieces
Of emerg stone ab.nt an inch a'ross
WI ch ne rem pvsa fns-n the inj Irea
mans haL Pieces of bone. an coz
Il serabls brain mater we're ais, remov-
ed. Lusr ths left eye h4a u De taken
onr Mr.. schiller Is nos zroani attend
in % business IS GsazL
Rsaaers Of the ~fsxe'' I,arsai esn not
al 70 hsve observed ts4 svidity with
which il droppe1 Joseph z TarOpp. amer
his n am;Iiasing defeat fsr re nomination
bv tbs voters Of Bedford county. Prior
70 ia. sisna the fake 5aurDal devoted
colaa - Of irs spass - singing the
praises o, the II mtg g1msry eoaDsy car
et-lsa xzs-. svid7ntly for the purpose %
s.askfnzss - Limited Bum5er Ct rezders
into Supporting him Al the Somerse.
c,urty prim.ry. and nos that = .
Koaser i Taro9p's sz<lkiug-horss, = has
drorpsd Joseph ike ~hat p9tast,e.
c.aisEfng that he. Thrs2p. 'oweS hooser
fhres voses ia she next SslngTsssi''f'~i
e,us.reoca.- Tarop2 xiEi MT beye
single vote sha hs can esnsrol u tA=
coming Gu sressioakE cssfsrenss. unsess
bs sne,esss in o5ntrnIiing the eonfsrees
fsoua this coanty. waica be ei-sms 10
viii be able 10 do IN ease ks'oser > 90
d7rsea. -aro2p has Befain-i elHini Oh
the eouferses from Blair erants. bat they
viii Esvsr be parties 70 rsnominaisog
esndldsts who has been rspadiafed oS
MS o.n people wll the Rspa5sie1n
voters Of somersss county vote for his
proxy csndIdases .
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.sei q term as teacher
E al Prosperity, Bed
I-pa la Harl0N dropped
saz Der pupils goodbye.
sC,sseg..ls. same county.
zaaaed iu health, Hon
- Porter. secretary % the
lsrisrsi his resi- gnztiOn
esr bzs zceeprej IL 70 take
|r< George B C0rtelyou. Of
r present. assistant secre-
Psiz1- has been appointed
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sarh1iis were the plague
Ws a-u1st EId DOan's
-dus saicsly and Perma-
8. 5aa.1rs have tailei" G r.
Ialsy S.-es- SzlEerlss, New
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Il lz-1.1ers Vho has been con
: suz % Patriot street, fpr
j. -. : reported % be in a
1 Be is being attended
q Elnns- and Or. John Low
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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-05-18
A NEW COMBINE.

jamestown, May 1G.-The deal which
resulted in the denomination of Judge
Glaspell at Valley City, had for its
backing, no doubt, the ambition of a
number of candidates for state offices.
The combine appears to be headed by
Frank White of Valley City for gover-
nor, with E. F. Porter of Foster county
for secretary of state, and probably
others for various offices. The colin-
ties of LaMoure, Barnes, Wells, Foster,
Logan and Eddy seem to make the
neuclus of this deal which, as natur-
ally opposed to the present administra-
ton, united to name the candidate for
judge opposed by Governor Fancher,
as the first move on the board. How
this new combine will be received in
other parts of the state and whether
it has a support not now showing on
the surface, remains to be seen.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-05-18
SETTLERS IN WARD.

Minot, May 16.-Eight hundred and
eighty-six homesteads. were taken by
settlers in this land district during the
month of April. This is the largest
business ever done in any one month
in this Office and will probably not be
reached again this year. This repre-
sents Ill, ,760 acres of land which will
be cultivated more or less in the near
future. 1t represents that $50 heads
of families have or will in short time
take up their abode in the northwest
ern part of the state. It means new
business enterprises, new towns and
new people. 1t means that ere long
this will be a thickly settled country
and an important factor in all affairs.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-05-18
lULLER'S REPORT.
General Butler Makes Another Report
from Dundee of the Occupation of
of Glencoe by British.
Beers Are Trekking Rapidly and Trains
Running Half Way Between Lady
smyth and Dundee.
Foraging Party of British Fired Upon
by Beers and Several Men Killed
and Captured.

London, May 1G.-General Butler
makes the following report from Dun
dee of the occupation of Glencoe:
We occupied Glencoe yesterday. The
Transvaalers have now quilted Big
arsberg positions and the Free Staters
on Drekensburg are much reduced in
numbers. Carolena LydenDurg, with
the Pretoria commands, trekked with
eleven guns and we entered Glencoe.
The last train and ambulances left yes
terday morning. The result is largely
due to the excellent work of the Fifth
division in the last few days. Trains
are now running as far as Wesselsnek
station, half way between Ladysmith
and Dundee.
General Roberts reports from Kroon-
stadt that two officers and six men of
the Prince Alfred Guards while forag-
ing were fired upon by party of Beers
hiding in farm house with a flag of
truce hying. Two men were killed
and one officer wounded and the other
officer and two men were captured.