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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13

girl, to their adughter Annie, wife OF
Elder Don Carlos kimball, both OF
whom are now laboring In the British
mission Mother and child are doing
nicely The friends Of Mr. and Mrs
Kmball will be pleased TO learn of the
event and viii extend congratulations
accordingly. The new arrival is doubt
less the youngest Mormon" mission
airy in the field
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13

London. May l3-Rear Admiral
Schley received a cable message today
announcing the serious illness OF a
member Of his family and he has
therefore. curtailed his stay here ana
engaged passage on board the North
German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse, which sails from South
ampton Tor New York May l5 The
admiral went to Southampton this af-
fefnOnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
Matters in Philippines.

Manila May l3.--The military Of
flcials generally are seconding the elVl
settlement OF affGirs in the provinces
with the notable exception OF the PROV
ince Of Bataan, where Mai William r.
Vose, commanding the Sixth artillery
has sought to enforce his own ordinance
TO collect taxes and has not authorized
civil government In the province, Gen
Macarthur has ordered Ma Nose u
cease hts unauthorized assumption OF
authority.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
win Raise Machinists' Wages.

Topeka KAN May 13-After a con
ference with a committee representing
the International Union of Machinsts,
the Atchlson. Topeka & Santa Pc rail-
road through General Manager Nudge,
has agreed to raise the wages of shop
men along the Sntre system. The
machnists had threatened to strike
May 20. The machinists getting hHc-
tofore q cents per hour were raised to
30 cents. 2Sh cent men TO 81 cents.
These wages prevailed since 1898 Fifty
nine hours win constitute weeks
work The schedule is effective from
May T.
r. =. c. Sanderson, acting superln-
tendent Of machinery Of the Topeka
shops, has resigned effective May Is,
and viii be superseded by James Col
lnson. II Is reported that John Plant
err superintendent Of machinery. viii
be made third vice president In June.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
,soo,lal TO the "News.'')

AHPNN' 80. =. =
c,,v May iS.-sheriff MAR OF
f''D aonnty assisted by trusted
tlov Of deputies unearthed ,, whole ole.
|a'@ stealing case at Park cry 'n's
ia,lo If, Not only was a strong as ana ma
i'Iu, ,psatlrg light thrown upon inc
f b'rla'p sa, the arrest of the accused
'a'' with almost absolute PROOF
1aIue' ,son was made under circum-
\ ''"'. which reflect great credit upon
saD'. ,e and the men who were as
" S.1wlth him in the delicate UNDER
S'a. As a result Of their work two
aA,"' csorge RedsulI and his son-in-
Y" Mart n. Niles, are In custody
m grave charge confronting l.lll , ,nI' l.
u w. lang time past It seems that a
,rt.natic qre-stealins business ,, mas
4 'sn going on at the Marsac mi'l
H. 'cn.a BY the ontario silver Mining
! ,mpaoy' "A in all thefts OF ms K'hd,
s.og.pal dizziness was exercised, and
]. .p' ! long time the most careful inves-
n .,,a f,ned to disclose who the Gull
'"s we're. But finally the very bold
p nlm which they pursued their
IT,, led to the expose Of the whole
,',o,sodlne as well as the arrest OF the
9nen themselves The peculatlohs
|poye been going on little by little In a
..anor ,bat well nigh dehed all et-
/ .,s a, disclosure. The guilty parties
,.h, ,ovo been trusted employees OF the
.,nnorv and resorted to the use Of a
sa,rner bucket in which they carried
,Uav fine precious metal and stored 1t
l. their homes. where much, II not ALL
4, # was recovered by the officers at an
Iearly hour this morning
II has been a long time since Park
.clty was given such a shock as it was
.Nben Sheriff MAR announced his cap
lture and his recovery Of the booty
(Which. it is estimated will reach from
'sOOOO to $1,000 Immediately on the
sarrest Of the men Mr. c, L. Rood, OF
E,he ontario Mining Office, was tele-
Sphoned to at his home In Salt Lake
&Clty and came up to the Park on this
mornings train to fully investigate the
MAR The stealing had been care
fuly planned and was being executed
NTH Just as much care and delibera-
aon There is every indication that 1t
lNas the intention to ship the ore away
Rfrom Utah at an early date as one
.of the men had obtained a two months
leave OF absence for the purpose of 60
S,ng east on a visit for that period,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13

following recovery from an attack Of
pneumonia when he sailed.
The Most Rev, John Travers Lewis,
DID, LII d., had been archbishop of
ontario and metropolitan OF Canada
since 1898 Previous to that he had
been bishop OF ontario, TO which see
he was appointed IN 1862 he was BORN
az Gowygl0ynr castle IN lS2i, and was
educated at Trinity college. Dublin lie
was ordained in lSis and was rector
Of Sreckeile from 1854 to 1862.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
Garland Pleads Not Guilty.

In the case OF Frank Clarence Gar
land. charged with murder in the first
degree. the information was changed
at the request OF prosecutor Eichnor TO
murder IN the second degree, and the
defendant pleaded not guilty. The trial
will commence before Judge Stewart
and n fury on Monday, May q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
TIRE INSULAR CASE.
Y. $. Supreme Court Adiourns With.
ont Rendering Decision.

Washington, May 13-Thc United
States Supreme Court today adjourned
until next Monday without announcing
its opinion In the insular cases. The
court will have two more sittings for
the announcement Of opinions and
hearing Of motions before its final adj
journment for the term on the 9Th
instant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
More Beers Surrender.

London, May lS.-Lord Kitchener, in
a dispatch from Pretoria. dated May
IL, says.
"Grenfell has occupied Loulstrichart.
capturing fifty Beers, with rifles
Louistrichart was previously held BY
six British with forty surrendered Bo-
erS
'Other columns report s Beers killed.
20 wounded, l32 prisoners, q surrenders
and machine gun, 6,A0O rounds OF am
munition. $50 wagons and $40 horses
captured"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
HAW0RTH MURDER CASE.
Petition of the Slayer Of NightwatCh,
man Sandal Argued Today,

The case Of Nathan f. Haworth,
charged with the murder of Thomas
Sandal, a night Waterman at Layton,
year and a half ago, was argued and
submitted In the supreme court today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
Smashers Pload Guilty.

Topeka. Kan, May l3.Mrs. Rose
Crist, Mrs Charwck, Miss Madeline
Southland and c. X, Mcdowell pleaded
guilty in the district court today Of
leading the raid on Murphy's billiard
han with Mrs. Nation in March They
will be fined $40 each Mrs, Nations
trial comes up this afternoon. A change
OF venue was denied her by Judge Ha-
ZEN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
One Year in Prison.

William s. Risley, charged with steal
ing $3.50 on April So from John II. Sup
pie. this morning pleaded guilty to
grand larceny and was sentenced TO a
term OF one year In the penltentiary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
Mrs. Botha Sails for Europe.

Durham. May lS.-Mrs. Louis Botha.
who has obtained consent to interview
Mr.. Kruger and urge him TO advocate
peace, sailed today FOR Europe on the
steamer Duneyagn Castle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
Re-hearing Denied.

In the cases OF c, W. Spauldlng APP
pellant, VS. O. W. Alfred ct al, and
Joseph Faulkner VS. Mammoth Mining
Co., appellant, the Supreme court to-
day denied the petition for rehearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
Burglars Make n Uaul,

Peoria, Ills. May 1S.-Burglars en-
tered the Thielbar shoe house of thls
city last night through a skylght.
broke into the safe and secured about
$1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
Avalanche Kills Eight Italians.

London. May IA special dispatch
from Berne SAYS that eight Italian la
borers have been killed az Campo Dol
elmo by the fan Of an avalanche
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
Swedish Army Blll.

Stockholm, sweden May l2-The first
chamber Of the diet today by 81 to A.
voted for the passage Of the army Bill
as amended May eth Increasing the
expenditures by 22,j0000O kroner, max
ing a total OF 100000 kroner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
Archbishop Lewis or Canada Dead.

London May l3--Archbishop Lewis.
~ Ontario, died on board the Atlantic
transport liner Menominee MAY (. lie
embarked seriously ~, and intended
TO stay IN London a short a short time
and proceed 20 Egypt He was accom-
panied by his wife and trained nurse
During the night Of May 3 he SANK
rapidly and he died at o'clock the
next morning. The body was en-
balmed and taken to his residence here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13

BIRTH CABLE.

,ty AN, ana Mrs. Lorenzo Clark Of this
ilys,no.'s,' 'ed a cablegram today from
s l,s. VOL, announcing the birth at that
''''s'day' May l2th, of a baby
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
JUDGE TIMMOyY's COURT.

Considerable amusement was ocea'
stoned in the police court this afternoon
when fellow named J. II. Hllbner was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13

New York, May ls--Archbishop Lew
Is was suffering from heart trouble,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-29
%osner's
CONNER Huas.

Huas in aren Sroben a1e Sarben uno Tuier
- pitle nur bier su iinoen.
Sepaniib. Huqe, Bel II Sub, in ben b.aebrte=
fen 6on,mriarb,n, blau unb ip.ib. grim unn
pes. ecls unb Ueib. geertb $500 Seb.r 7.2O.
Galtutta=Huss - Der nsue Auo, oemabt, um
blau unb grim.
gr0b.n y bel 10 Gub........ S..39
gr5b.n 9 bel l2 Gus........$1O.
Gr66en Bel 5 SuS.,...... S5c
edp.re Ecuim Gubbebea=stotdana al. 6ars
Ben, oemadbt ano oeleet, o;. yarS iir zoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-29
Sn elmer spcsial. .Situng Der 0irefs
loren ber rClo Spmn>8anf"

Baltimore.
om sSr.itoq, ben 26. april 1901 eebalten, iuurbe
eiu aus ben Serren Sacpb 3d. Soppf, gS s.. g.
ssuEelbauqb uno Charles g4. 6ater beit.berSes
Gomte crnannt, nm pahenbe geidluHe in geaug
auf ben SOB bes 6errn
Gnph o. 9ipslep
su brfafsn.
Sas Gomite unterbreit.te fofqsnbe Ginlsitune
nno gs4liHe, ipsl6e einitimmig aneensmmen
tpnrben:
Sa es elmer anpeiicn gorisbune in ibrsm ee=
re6ten @iQen eeialen bat, aus unir.r Witte uns
ieren botatadteten sSreunb, Witoir:ftor uno qtz
iiebten 9rdfDenten Gno6 g. eipsies, am Jrs=
tag. benz iebsunospaniiei Gage i'm april 1901.
ab,uberuten, nno
Sa mir uiiniben, 3euenib fir f.ins ipabren
@erosnite, i.inen aufribtie.n 2.bsnslauf. ieine
un3neifelbaftt Gbrli6ieit unb feline unbeiledts gez
i6aitlite Garriere LANCER Subre ioipie ielne lie=
benspiireiqen Giqenibaften ab3ultgen, Die ibn ner
MitelieStrn sisiss Sireftoriums mertb ma6ttn,
unb -.....
Sa mir, iein. Mit= =9ircttor.n. riinid5en, infer
tieTcs Witeeflbl uussupreden nno ieiner Jan,iie
unler erobts gebouern fir ben berbsn @erluf aus
3ubriden, ben mir ols einen unerleslidbtn betrabs
f,n: besbalb iei IS
9ei6loHsn, bas mir nit tisftem RUNNER uno
aufribtieem Eerauern bon Dem 3cbe bon Gno6
g.. aipsl.p asnntnib nahmen, Der iir So Sabr.
baB oieies Tireftprium eines Der ipiiroiefen Wit=
elebsr perlorcn uno zines, peHen Verlaf mir
fiblsn; fir feline somile elm muterbafter unc
Iiebenber 9dter unb fir bic Staot Baltimore Elm
niisli6er uno fir sas 6ffsntli8s Dsbl beoadter
gireer
gsidloF.n, bab mir bierbur9 uni.re bsr,li5.
unb tiefe Spmpathie fir bic Gdmilie oes 0er=
ftorbenen ousfpreben unb boffen, eab otfelbe 3or-
i.buns, bic in ihrer unermebiden gaeisb.it unie=
rem Grsunb aus ibr.r Mitte abberuien bat, fe III
ibrsn! traurisen Yerlufs tr0Hen m5gs. 1nS lei
es ierner
geiGloNen. bas eins @opie bisi.r g.idliHe In
has lrotofou bitits Sirtftoriums enaetragsn, eins
Gopie oil bic Jomiile bss Bsrforbenen seididt
nno In Den ioieenben tdelib.n 3eitungen n.rof=
ftntlidt p.rbe: Sum- psIn,eriean.. -S.ralp. =
pgttps1 unS nGorreiponbent.H Ilno iei Is isrner
@ei3lphen, Sas' oas Sir.ttorium an Dem Se=
ordbnb bes @eritorbsnsn in Gprpors tbeilnebme.
ll9nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-29

Gs mar .inmal cine 3eit, bo Die bon 6dmOr>
rbOioen espci1ieten feline @eiluna finpen fonnten,
iorbern fb bon Dem Mefier bes 9aDers oosr Dur6
bic N.tnna o;r giufcr scitip:ilia. 8ubs peri6aIs
fen lafen nrrbten. Sieitm trpitloitn ,3utdrOe
ma6te bonn Sr elsbse ein Gnbe, inpem Ct ssna=
feis1 erfane, i.ns punbertbdteen Gtubl3dpf4en
to,lfe, ON Srt. b.s 2sibens applijrt, pbns fSebf
@tfobr uno Sdmer3 fdere otiluno bringtn. Cine
0rpbe bapon pirS Don q. Rsuitdoter Co., Boz
24l6 Heip=OOrfsGitp. fotenfrsi an Sepsrmann
ttrianst. (eSr, IRE, ,Wi, S&W)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-29
Yosner's
1tne rreidbare Matteupreiie.

@i,otrum bic unsn.iT.Ibaiten GripatniNe iIu=
hrirens, bic mir Sbnen in Natten eeipdbren.
len greiien.
GbineFide Motten. cute unh ibrere Gualitd=
t.n; bic garb 12ic., 15e, 1sc., 2zc, 25c.
unb soc.
Sopaniide waatten, cine tofoFale Bo,ietdt offer
benfbaren SHUTTER rrb Jarben, bic goro 1Sc.,
22c., Csc, Soc, 3Sc unb soc.
Gpcsieller Ereis bet Der 8pIIe.I
Nanila @rasmatten, aus amtrifonii9em ycoi.
rieqros sefertiet, garb 39c.
Tatten=Huas. 75c., Csc. 81. 40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-29

bstanntsn beissls9ten 3pjEdenfaGesp
psl6er Dur9 einen unb0fii9en 8riei
Dfs 9snsrals an ben 9rafen per1niaB
mar.
Jorbpef1i9 bonpeting
bsrrf DIT Ru6e.
Berlin, %. 2lpril. - Der pez
finger Gorrsippnbent Der raOlntI4en
3eituns" melOst, i'm 9auptquartiere
bas 9rafen WaloerIee lei bic Wteloung
singetrofFsn, baB eineN6tfeiIung oeuiz
iter 3a.paQerS. pei6e Bis ib,r Sal
gan binaus poreng, bas 2ano ruh'g
g,Funben 6a6e. sic itieB auf feline
6insIiIfsn @urnHonsn |OnOsrn nur
auf 4ineIif4s 9oii3ei.
8si Sanfi:lb, Mi4., 1T elm naa
g6icaao tsI IEmmter paRag;er%S9neaa
qua auf Der Pere Uldrqustte Sabn
oerunqiIdt, nobel eine 9eripn getOos
tst unD Der 2ofomofipfI9rer uno ben
Sei5er i6tper psrlsbt tpurbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-29
%ostter'5
8eIiebte Sriibiabrs=8lciscrifpffe

$4,000 garSs bon importirten aleOerfoi:n. Sez
DC SAFER aus feinH.r aufralii3er Mou,.
Sriibe goraughht Der eorretten stuife II. erob.
Gintdufc, perbunben NIT ipe3i.n.n @ei6dftsum=
fdnben, brinaen bieien qrobtn @erfauf unb bic
tuunperpoaen gr.iie su etanbe. Sie nsuehen
aleiorfoffe Der Mob. in impcrtirt.n unb b.ims
i6en WebarttH.
sdneibsrinnen, Somenbn.ioer uns 4dufer ntp=
ptrner etoffe merSen bi.ie sBOds cine san, aus=
rabmsmeil. gtee.nb.it baben.
9artic - b.febt aug senetian= suben.
Gop.rt uno enqlii9en suitines. Diagonal Gbe=
pists fran,ofi6sn Gbepiots, iruns0fi6.n unb eng,
liben @dnt.l=eere.s unb idottii&en 6ont.ipuns.
0i.ic etsffe unb Mob.n tommen in Sarbsn bon
napoleon, btlpb uub eao.tblau, neu belfblau. arau
uno lubfurbiqen G6attirunosn. i1lidt lobfarbie,
,nobe, Gator, neuorin, clS role uno nenrotb.-
auspabl Der oan,.n 0arti. bi.ier 75e. Sabrifat.,
ti. garb fir 49c.
9artie 2 - umfobt eHsli6e uno ibottiide
Sne.o Meirung,n, granitts, Soopiad unb @ome
fpun @tp:be, in auen rtuen unb ubaetontenSd,ot=
tiruneen BON blauen, erauen unb lobfarbieen Tt.=
1iruns.n. 81. iino 50 3On brett euns po1en uns
ise,i.n fir etrab.ns. Gebirss= ob.r Ms.rssfranb.
gebraud paFenb. lin bi. sbiee auberorbeutlide
Sffert. ipirbisen ,u i6nnen, mub man bic itn.
9,y.ur Der etsi. prif.n. 1eeuldrs S5c. Wcrtb.
iir 59c.
sartie 8 - bsftbt aug f.nen ircn;oFiG.n
unb oeuii9en 9roaocfstbs unb gen.tian= Su9en
bic fe aei'm Gini6rinf.n b.balirn. Sepe tpnr=
i6.nspertb. 5arb., eiui6Ii.blid idnars. Spne
So 3cn brett. Seine s1.50 Strii., Die garo
S1.OO.
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3osner's
5rauen=an5iige,
uon Uldnnern gefertigt.
Gin hhGnnntennIer Werfauf!

oeute beginner mir ben fensat;oz
ntufsn Mnsus @srtauF Der Sail on.
Ser gang. Worratb m,br.rer Jab-iz
fanten; ale, bur4 bic ipGte Salion
unb anb.re unf'ebiame lmiianos in
Der!seenbsit eeratbsn, fanbsn 14nslz
len @erfaaf unumsdngt;4l
Gs III b.s Der o.nfnIrbieae antanf. ben mir is
Sornabm.n 6 ipiro Der oenfpiroiefe fur Sic
SsrSen. ansiae siebts bier. sslG. Der seiamni=
ten Grausnp.lt galtimore's baF.n NIB s5rsuSe tts
reiisn ps-b.u. seS.s etHd if bnraipes BON mdn=
uern aefertist - be, eaisr sl.sa=.sHe Msoen
piele in bo6flaFs.n .gttuHpsn S.iHns - eera.l:
lung uno 3uri6tuxo 3.usen a.f&idtefsr arbsiter.
Der gsrtaui .uirb f& ais cine 0fiensaruns iiir
ieoen aunbem .rpeiiem. Gin Tnfaui unb geriauf,
Ssr aui uni.rs 5iarsrihafs bnbeutet unb uns
msbr. o1s il. ;u elmer eroben eomm.rii.aen Mas.
n;,s-s Qo,dh,eth,ifre R,mh,ff
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4osnet's
4rpker 8anb .Ucrfauf.

800 etid. Sopp:l=7 7aifeto= =esiDenbonb, oub
fd5lid5te gdnber, greiten: 3 3pG A 3sn, 5 3on
Sic bef.n 6arben. nie rsia, blan eslb, turauuiie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-29

gartie 1-entbGlt qan, |
ipollene lphfar5iee Gopert=
Sud gniiioe, bcppelrelbiss |
Gton=Sadcts, birdn,e nit
Surab=Seioe e.fiittert. frans
;oiii6 seittpbts aRiiden, 5ebe
!sraetn, @foden DtaniG.t=
ten. Sic Rl.ior6d. boben |!
Slart Soepn, rinbcr..o0
Galten Riiden, nit 0erla=
line e.fiittert uno nit Gor=
borop eeidurt, elegant unb
i60n i'm paHen uno in Der
6eriteflune; pertb $3.50 lis
6lU.pU ss..ss.sss....
Qnrtie 2-entbGit aora /,
tpollene genttian Sub=an=
,iiee, Gton Sodet gff.tt.,
In blnu, braun, eafor, iotpi.
iandrs unb grdu; au6 rcin=
tpcllene Crfcro 6omelpun=
ansiiee in i9Dnen Slorien=
Gffeftsn, nit 8ofhlise on
2raeen. U1ani6ettsn uno
8iirt.l bei.bt; 7=9ore Jlare=
Gleibrode, Salten = Hiiden,
qra;ioie Gatons unb fein
bere.ri9tet; tp.rtb $500 big
$14.00 ...................... |
Tartie3 s. tntbdlt err |
fro Gualitdt ibnar3e Gbe=
biot=ansiiee in lobfdrbieen
rnb Gator 8icunu Suben IL.
qrauen oomsipuns, in oop=
p,lreibietn unb eton=Gifefz
ten. Sic Sadets fnb nit
S.ibe ecfiittert; j.oes Stiid
Elm Wsooe1 Der Runit bes
S9ncibers. Die aleibrode !
fommen in Glare= II. Gloun=
cs=Jaeons, perfeft -uno eor=
rcft eema6t. Ssber bieier
Nnsiiee befst cine auseeipro=
6ene Snbipibudlitdt unb elm
qrasi6ies mb eeipdbltes Gusz !
ieben. Grcbes aHcrtim,nt
uno bic otlerneutiten Mooeu; |
tnrrth ALI % his x20. .n0.
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%S}eller
9artnQfige,

&eis erreeenbe Suiten,
jene iAleimiee @bipnbe1
run9 int Sails ltnb in ber
2uftrDbre, jenes @efitbl
Der Seflpmmenbeit iiter
(pber Nabellti6en abns
liAe S6mersen in) ber
grult- i1nb @efabr'
Sisnale. |ieDmell Ss
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-12-06

The venerable Pennsylvania states.
man, Galusha A. Grow, vino is now 4
member Of congress, was the father Of
the homestead1aw. His first speech
in congress in favor Of such a law was
made in March, 1852. The bill was
passed May 20, 1862, the law to take
effect Jan. ], 1868. Daniel Freeman,
Of Gage coupty, Nebraska, was the
inst entryman, and made the first
final proof. His filing on the records
at Washington is No. /, his proof is
No. l. and his patent (recorded On
page l Of book ~ is No. l. At the
time he filed freeman was a Union
soldier home on furlough. He is still
alive, and is a physician, residing on
his homestead, about FIVE miles west
of Beatrice, Heb.
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The supreme court of.4his state :

The supreme court Of this state Re.
Gently made very Important decis-
ion relating to homestead exemptions.
a married man proved up on land,
then he moved his buildings and fam.
lily away. He mortgaged the land soon
after, the wife refusing to sign the.
mortgage. When an attempt was made
to foreclose the mortgage the owner
OF the land fought the foreclosure on
the ground that his wife's signature
was not attached to the mortgage.
The supreme courtheld that the mort
gage was all right, for the reason that
there had not been sufacient continu-
ous residence on the land to make it a
homestead and exempt within the
meaning Of the lay.
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CoNaREss met, Tuesday. The NJ

CoNaREss met. Tuesday. The pres,
ident delivered his message. It has
q true and manly ring. President
Roosevelt takes strong grounda in ia
vor OF largely extending the civil
service rules, believing that there is
no more reason for the discharpe Of
federal appointees on account Of their
political belief than theEa is for the
dismissal Of 2 private employe for the
same reason. The president also
speaks plainly in favor OF regulating
the trusts. -. e - y.
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they get 1t. And it will be just the
same If the Northern Securities COM
pany gets control Of the railroads.
The public will get its freight drawn
when the company gets ready to draw
it, regardless Of the wants, needs or
wishes of the people. We tuipk Nor
gan, Hill & Co. are overriding the
thing, and the result will be thac the
people will have to take the matter In
their own hands, and the government
ownership of railroads will be the re-
suit.
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COAL! CQAl.l CVALl

COAL! CQAIy COAL!
There is now force Of seven practical
miners working at the Edick mine, in Burr
Oak District. and more will be employed as
needed Arrangements have been made by
which a supply Of eoal for the entire de.
has. the reputation of being much better
than that brought in from outside mines.
Accommodations for sleeping ut the mine,
and for eating TO those who bring their own
food, are provided Persons who do not
wish to furnish their own food can get the
same and hay for their horses from Frank
Sweetman, who conducts q boarding. .house
ct tho mine. 80;
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-12-06

The Washburn Leader, published
BY John Satterlund, pioneer of Nc.
Lean county, who for nearly score Of
years has worked early and late for
the interests Of his home county, has
Just gotten out special addition
chock full OF interesting things for
Those eastern people who contemplate
seeking new home IA the Nopfja west /
1t is very creditable number In every
Way.