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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17

be aonen; nbu maa pad insen Madoe
rere big. 0u bar b9ret me9et ib9."
o@iit life neil Seq er dloeles life
fp9."
$50 bu er! 9u bar en- @ren at
9i9rnebetanoelfe. Seq bar iIet lite
p9ret | Seng / Rat"
9an faa liot unberlig paa benbe,
mebens ban breb fig / Smerte.
,,9pab er Der / 8ejen meb mite
5sooer?"
Ser er lagt 3~retplaiter paa benz;
bet er nSbbenbigt at tr9fte fad meget
Iom muligt al bet Oaarlige bort fra
6obeoet. Ou ffuloe bare pibe, bpor=
leoes bu fad ub / 4fteS, ba ou tom
bjem; bu funbe mart bberten 9aa
eller itau, o9 jeg buboe ner alori9
faaet Dig o%rbentlig / Seng. Og ia1
bar Ou oloele5 forftDrret I 9obeOe;;
Der bar life Spot af Wiening eler
5ornuft / bet, ou 1ogbe. 0u fan tro,
ieg bleo ban9e; men MI baober jeg,
het Oarite er operI taaet for Oenne
Sang"
oSa, MI bar jeg bet meget bebre;
je9 er fulOtommen raft. Qa. tag en-
beIig De 3refplaitre bort"
o8ror bu birtelig, bet fan gaa an.
at jeg fjerner Dem allereoe?@ ipurgte
bun o9 begpnbte at piqe peO @a9erne.
$50. bet tan ubmartet gobt gad
an. Qa, ffpnO big enbeligl bet gbr
iaa neoerbre9tig onbt baabe paa 9p=
peo % unber 5eboerne. Og bpr,
6porfor er mine 6anber iaabun bun=
BEN inb?"
Set par for, at Du life / @ilOelTe
Ituloe fomme til at 9ere big ielp 5orz
tr9o, 6pi8 bet blep parre meO Sp9:
oommen. OH Ter, iea bar Iprget for
big ioa goOt, je9 bar funnel, life
Manb!"
.Sa, bet inoremmer jeg; men BIZ,
fore. 0erfom ieg nogen Sinbe ituloe
fdd ben SD9oom i9en, ldd blip bare
life forifr9ttet, og frem for alt, leg
enoelig life 3rafplaiter paa mig!"
$50. bet fan ou itole paa, jeg fall
9et bar 3refplafteret, fom frelite bit
9ib; og 6ois Ou faar ct MT 4nfalo,
bli0er ie9 enonu mere fOrifraftet enb
0enne Sang; tbi jeg er Di8 paa, at bet
bill FIRE til 4popletTi. 0et neite Qnz
falb fan maaite babe 0pben til 5elge,
meo minore ben itrGn9eIte 8e6anbz
ling bIiber anoenbt. Sent 6bor forz
Ttratteligt bet bog 0ilOe pere for mig,
om ieg Itutoe mite big 9u ped life,
6oOr meget ieg bolOer at big Men
ieg bill gre alt, 6paO Der itaar / min
W}a9t, for at reooe bit 2iO!"
San Iugoe life mere; men / oae De
2(or, Der er gaoet IiOen, bar ban life
en- eneite Sang bait noget npt @nfulo
at i'm Spgbom.
Ser fan mar bog fe, bOab en- trdfs
tia Sur fan pirte, naar ben bruges |
3ibe!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17
Or. 6reene'S nervura
overvinder Feraars=SvRkkcIsc.

u II. @reene's 0erunra belbreoer nerues llbmattelie,
: T%oraorssS ~uGftelie. Gpspeplo, SoaGbfO. gebtemt1eb.
u gpre. % glsrreip9oomme, Sspnlesbeo o9 ale De foriiels
= liee Spqbomme. ioni opfaor ueo ipage Jerutr oq urent
\ Blob. 9d 8er iuo9e Soft itRtte oa igge oS %neobruOtc
x 6olt "a Re.
i YRrs. IS. g. Cobb. 1874 Smitb Ct, 9roOicenc 81. 3.
U Tiger;
4 g lem Nor bab6e ies libt at Robbie iesbeiuGrli9bes
N Der, Nprss % 9eueriugoom. itGrf uespes 6oueopine og
Genralgi0. Z min yiaoe uar Der ell irpateii9 Smerte oe
N Stptten. llneertioeu iuuoe leo TIRE Tiger life ta9e anogn
Y Jtpriug enD anltoauo os Mtqlt. SEQ por aloeles neO-
4 btlbt o9 table 40 4nuo. Seq b%e9pn6te at BRUCE Or
. tSreeue's yitrpnra Blob. r9 gierueniotel. og ben Sorans
bring. Der bd ianbt ct b. nnr piounoerliq. Gen frpateiae.
u isnbertiperbe Smtrtt I 6oueo % Sfulbre iorlob mig.
. liebens ies fsr fun hrOe upoe ben | ttete Stags 5ebe.
N fan ca M upbe bpob iom bgit uben iierneite Sep9r oeroi.
= ytpre. % gletueip9oommen bar iorlaoi mig. Ntine 1 IL
NJ ner er forbapiebt opsr min utbunotrlige 0elbteeele."
y 8r. @retne, 80 u. II. Ct. yieD gort Stir. er ben
u neft iuccesutoe Sper olIit Tor oelbreoele al neruele os
fronlife Su9oomme. eon ban Niioler mob aue Spaooms=
n tili9Ibe % ptl 9iue III aonluItatton % Gaao, perionii8t
" euer ueb 8rer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17
Mt. 142 Sanaomore gtreet, Chicago.

aRrs. s. 8. gOuf. 149 SanaomOre street, ebicasO.
gu, loer:
.9e9 snfe at uftale mini 5ot for Del tSobe, g bar
opnaaet ueo at bruce 5r. @reene's Jetnurd Qiloos %
ylerue Nilobd. Ses par ell i 5anbb.b tritiif 1illtano
3fter MIN Uionts jtaao brugte ie9 II get aeruuro.. od Del
bnpte oiort BAN 9obt. $40 pdpoe I'll 5toer Smr.tt
nit 6opeb. li9eleoes min re tire Sibe. % ie9 bato'
8ierttfp9oOm. 3e9 I'm M meo Sonobe ii9e, at leg Ell
inloitPnoi9 III ior ouennGpnte GIoelier. Sea teionoi
mig beo e eiter at baue brn9t ben iStffe H re, og cite al
baOe ta9et tie 81 Tier par le9 fuloitentiQ rail-. 0ro tan
Tile uoiale min Satuemmeligbeo for BET @ooe leg br OPP
naaet peo Sru9ea al 9r. @reene's 0fronra Blob oe
Jterpe lilbotl."
MOoer Sorb renIs r oa impffer i9 8'oreu, ifleSei
Jig poa IN ~betdgente 5rtibeb, mt yO oq SteubeO.
Sda eoes TN De oeiaa M9no % 8oiuber pure.
Ga4leoes oil Or. @4eeue's 9ieruuro Blobs oa Nerues
Yiiboel 9ere benz. Gen g%enoplioer Ierufrne o9 rellel
Slotet. bguer Stub ZEN. gtuer npt eu og @neroi o9 gent
Opretfer o9 cpliuer oelbrebet. Zen 9iner R%uinterne "ios
frat % en- 6touniuqs ooloniu9 o9 YfqnoeIe ten ara
o9 Stplfe. lom aleae bib prer tto et ooot GeIbreb. Spis
Dlenneifebsten in od 60 uilte beiate 6elbreoet pee
benne foitslige 0pfnbelie. oiloe SlP9teus Htgsuarisb"t
blue i~orldn9et nbegr9niet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17

3ratpluitrene BAN til nogenlunbe
8ebibit6eb.
.6paO 7fal oog bette ~6etDbe?"
Ipur9te cam, ioet ban meo fine ompit.
itoe 9anoer famleOe efter fit inbs
bunbne 9ooeo.
Zig enOeli9 Iti0e, min tarell" Tag
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17
.Sposocnnt..
"5uar bu maaIfe for fturpt 2bs

nu2"
"gei, Mor. bet er goot."
@n 9lbre Dame meo en- lille 8lonz
betdppe poa bet tbnbe. 9rua !9adr ftob
beb 8inouet. 9l9nbenbe Solitin
falot inb / bet eleeante 99relIe meb
bet tptte 8rpieItappe, ben blsbe
@bdiielongue og bet lille totette Stris
peboro, ~oberfblbt meb be t%oitbdreite
8enltdnbe. @n ung pige laa til
Sengs berinbe. gleg Og gennemiigtiJ
lda bun Der. bdpbe li9get Der / flere
Maaneoer. Den Feirebe Imutte Stsns
beo tereoes bort; men gjnene lpite
Imuttere enb no9en Sinoe / bet ubz
tareoe Qniigt.
IS Dag Ter ou ~raItere ub. enb ou
bar giort / Here uger!" iagoe 306sren
og Htre9 tertegnsnoe en- lille Got bort
fra benbes panbe.
Sum fmileoe uben at ioare. SUN
biloe / Dag iomle be fad 9rGFter, bun
bapoe, for at gre 99gen ct Spsrg5z
maal. glen bette Spergsmaol maatz
te benbes Mlober lite bsre.
6un laa og ipetulereoe pdd ct Yaas
ftuo, faa bun tunoe blioe oleue.
plubielig buIiebe bun paa, at nG{tt
Dag bar bet en at 6enoes @eninoers
5ebieIsbag.
,Mor. BIZ bu gsre mig en- 3jentz
Ite2" bah bun. Oct er Gliiabetb
aods 5ebielsbag i Morgeu. Seq Dils
be gerne Ienbe benoe en- Gabe. 9pa6
ital je9 finoe poa?"
SUN iou uroliq paa &lOffen. Dot
loren tunoe mart TONNE, og benoes
Mooer MATTE bGre afiteb fer."
"8il ou qua uo og finOe noget for
mig? Ru thinner Solen. o9 bet er life
Oilt, at pi bar ioo goOt 9ejr / @fters
miooag."
so. gGrne; men nu tommer bel
mart Oottoren."
,,Sa, bet gsr 10 life noget; ban bar
intet iqrligt at Iige big / Dag. O9
fommer Dottoren, meoens oil er bors
ts, Iaa bar ieg 10 Selitdb; ban pleier
10 ofte at fiboe og p%asiiare libt meb
mig"
Sbaret leb libt u%tdalmobigf, Do
Woberen reiIte ia meD Ell Guf for at
eftertomme 9atterens 9n1te. 2l ben
oes 6igen % Eragten gil 10 uO paa
at gsre aiDet iaa Init og let for fit ipge
Barn, Tom bet itoo / benoes Wlagt.
50 ligeleOes - THULE for ben Ipge
ben forfqroelige Sanobeb!
0a bun ait neo at 3rappen, 9oIbt
2agens GnlpGnber ubenfor.
.Sful Oberitinoen uo?" Iagoe ban
% blep itaaenbe / 9sren. Oct er
rigtigt baabe for Oeres egen og for
5reten Mnries StDlo. 9boroan itdar
bet til I 9dg2"
Eat, ieg lpnes bun Ier liot beore
ub."
Deren tutteoss, % 0ottoren all Op
ao 2rappen. Oberitinoen itanoieoe
ct gjeblit neoe pda @aoen. 9Oorfor
par bun gaaet no? SO. MI 6ulteoe
bun BET. @apen til Glila6et6.
6n life, puttelrps9et qiae meO en-
aurb paa Qrmen rate 6ebenoe lin
6aano uo mob bsnbe.
.@obe 6ruel Wor er Iao ipg!"
6un trot metaniit FIN pengepung
op og CAB qigen en- Msnt. Del fore,
ftp9ge gnfigt lpite at @la6e.
KAT, 5ruel Men er bet Wles
ningen. at jes ifal babe belle ="
Oct Iibite tom angItelig og tbiOs
lenoe. Oct glade uOtrpt %forfOanbt.
.Sa, ia, iOareoe OberItinoen bur
tig. Sum tentte paa nogle Orb, fom
2agen en- Sang baDbe Iagt, pa bun
gap efter for ct llbbrub At Sorg:
De bar bog Mioler til at Iinore
Deres 9atters 9ibelier. Oct er lite
ale, iom bar BET"
Weo ct GU adbnsoe bun 0eren til
en- 8dlanteri6anbel og git inb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17

eenrib 9eres gnfribe. % ri bill iiae Dem, ONT Oglas
Hrals' 6nbDer fan bebanole fig ielU. Cnioitnin9erns
I ,r meget pobefdif.
Wsrsts crsfunif, 49, @tt 1873 IT, @ep iOri
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17
3rmffemIfnb

fon fnrercS. er Tcres gono, 8rnoer. Tober
crer noaen al 9cres S1rntuinae lioe1ee al ben
Sn96or1. ErutttHitaben? @i bar CT ftftert Nfio=
orl oeriIgo0. 90 lnm tan blioe aipet 4%atieflen
noen oennes 9ibeuoe. Strio tier nermere Cps
1hstinatr % inhlGg ct PC 6rlmGrfe. Worcester Or.
". 9. Sannoers u Co.. eta. c.. Chicago 3ll.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17

70 Qar. 0alermeIter 9. aans
bauge i 9aoersIeD fptbte nplig 70 Qar.
oWoOersmaalet" meooeler ON BAN, at
ban Iom iBttenoarig 0reng / 1S43, Oa
9reaorstri9en uobre6. brog meb Iom
6ornblafer, og / ale tire 9ar ful9te
ban freiOig og u~forfarbet I'm &onqes
6ar, LEGION ban 1864 after fripi1ig
brog meb for al OGrne 3bbra Dane
boos fdrstruenbe Bob. Der finoss
lite mango 5abrelonbspenner faa
barmbIobi9e og iDrige iom BAN. Mas
lermeiter a%alIbauge, Der er fgDt Der /
8psn / RGrbeoen at ben eienoom,
hbor ban MI Dor, sr betenbt for at pez
re iarIig oDatis / fit 6dg, % trOos fin
bsje 4lbsr forbes ban enbnu rant og
frdftig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17

an Il berpisni9 Z. 9ieneTtes
fdrl Sens Senien fra Qarbus, / 3ies
neIte bos @aaroeier So. %. MaoIen
paa Wtilbngaarb blsp forleben uopiit
meb "a 3imers BARREL. pa aarlen
er Ell orbentlig 0enneIte, % 9r. Ma6=
fen aIbri9 bar for6ruot fig mob Can
bets qobe, ere tloenforitaaenoe fore
lsbig life BELT tlar ober, boori 9ruas
ben e9entIig ton Ii9ge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17

6orelbremagten 4mtes
BONNER ainoemann | 3oftlunb ger
taa M 5orieg pau at fratose fabian
ne 5or9lbre Disqualification. Tom
labsr beres gsrn faa nosen mere Ops
l9ring, enb Der blioer Dem til Del {
be preiiiite Stoler, peo at Ienoe Dem
paa %tongeri9fte Gflerfolsr. DIR bar
/ ben foite 5ib b1ret of6olbt fere
Jor6sr / 3oftluno / benne Qnlebning.
en- bpis llofalo Der Dog enbnu lite
ian mebbeles noget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17

Qeniionering. Stolel9rer
81. Sdmiot / Risbjarlp bill til efters
oaret laOe Iis %peniionere. S6miOt
bsrer til be StolelGrere, Der bar tds
get beres GtIamsn / aongeriget fer
1864. Gfter at ban / 1863 bar bles
ben etiamineret / Stoarup pda 8Den,
unberOiite ban 4 Aar / aD6rs. Der
efter Tom ban til Risbiarup, bpor
ban bar pqret StolelGrer / "a Qar.
en- Il bpisning. Reb1aeers
fpenb aorl 2l6ert Nielfen fra Rptss
bling (Siaaanb). | Qrbejoe bos Rebs
1ager Mabs Senfen. er bleOen uopiIt
meb "a 9imers Sriit. Oct berDes
renbe 5ortpItnin9sblao a~nfsrer iom
@runb, at Qrbeiosgioeren er zen be-
tenot banft 4gitator".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17
Sonoeriyllano.

6erer gobt a tb9re! s cen
al be minoIte 9unbsbDer paa Oils le.
Der Der for 3iben ober en- balo Snea
perionsr. fom bar fpIbt beres friin}-
tpbenbe 9ebedar.
Sire 9albe. 9d @dorbeier
Gbriitiun poit / 9iurtbro forleben
Dag tom ub / fin Stab, bapoe en- Al
bans aeer fauet fire aalbe. aulpent
bar ale fire ipiaepenbe og belTta6te
Der fortanes. at 9Oen iibite qar og.
fad fit fire &dlpe; men ba bar be ale
bebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17

Om Omflptning g. Snebfe.s
fuenO 2abrits 5ranbien. fpbt / Sol
bing, blep forIeoen uooiit at Qolititt
meb Ell 9pgns 5riIt. Den uopiite bar
/ Nrbsjbe bos Snebtsrmei.er 4oolp6s
fen pda Storegabe. 6an ft Con til at
flip Der paa ben 8etingelie. at ban
fpt.eoe til en- inf Meiter. % ban fit
bo qrbeioe bos 5emmermefter Slit
genien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17

5ortpffningen. Den fsrIte
at en- Rette af tpIfe o5olteunbsrbolos
ninger" afbolotes forleben / 5lenss
borg. programmed LOB paa Muiit.
Soler og 9bsbiaessr. 6sritelGrer
Seger uotalte, at s6sniiaten bar bels
at Ipreoe OpIpsning. bells ,,ot rpgte
oa fremme ben t1ife 3roifab mob
&eiier og 8ige."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17

lbbra9 al npgIe 8repe meb Tilaoelie.
SIR. 3. Nielien, UNDERWOOD, Wtinn, ltrtner: Weot
eoer rnn, at ben bar giprt min 6uitru meget goot
Sun bar ing II Weofalb al eip nooer,n mere % er fl
fStanb til at gre Ell flor @aif. SEQ ienoer bermet
en- ~bierteli9 {of for Den Slrlp, bun bar efbolot gen
mem @pers Meoiciner.
Mrs. Reu. z. VI geOine, Gof to. Nini itrioer
Serpeo %bepiones, at Goers Mtoiciner CT uoaiRrtsoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17

.Sporban ituar bet til meb Dor pa
tisnt / 0ag2" ipur8te 0ottoren, | bet
ban Ilog iig neb I Stolen peo Chen
al ben unge pige5 Seng.
Eat, iom frppanlig", iparebe bun
og rate BAN i'm tpnoe, bpioe 9aanb.
seq er iaa feb at Oet!" fejebe BUN
til.
,Eiben Iulber lang2 8eIeger Ben
inoerne Dem life ofte2"
,2Ga, 10. Men ieg Oeo iaa goot,
6bdb be bill Tige. Seq tan bet ubendb.
De f~orieler DIN beres 5ornejeIier -
6pem be banieoe meb paa iiblte BAL
- og bbor morIOmt be bapoe bet
86eateret. Og iuu sioer be mig
glomTter. iOm jes mOrer mig meO OF
ribe itu2"
Sum piite meb ct mat emil paa
nogle Rolenbldbe, fom laa oronebe
paa ct 8inb 0igte.
,Men benne Der bar DE bog lille
BAIT Sjerte til at plutte itu2" iogOe
ban oq pegeoe paa en- reb 3ole | ct
file &~rpItalglas.
Rel" Iagbe bun, ben bar ieg fact
of min 8rober 9arrb. p9an bar
te6t ben for fine l~lgeltininger. !San
er bebrgpet for min Stplo, Stattel!"
pluofslie reiite bun fig op pda Oil
buen meb ct belt foranbret nbtrpt |
Mniietet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17
.SmInoer al Geibreoeoe


ire ale qaute tib ier ON giTIHlHaetne al uor npe Ms
tbotr for Qelbr. belle al
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-01-23
He Wrecked a Train.

Norman Mckinney, colored, has
been ly nched tor wreckiDg the Plant
syste N fast train near Duune!l Fla, on
sunday, nignt ard the vlcum lmplica
ted Two others VINO may share the same
fate If they are caught. La less than
TWO hours after the wreck, in whlch
the engineer vas killed, the Citrus cou0-
ty ,6;crs were on lhe trail Of the
RI.elrrs and dls,n arrests were made
before Monday at noon. All of the ar
rests We're made on suspicion ald seVe-
raj OF them were llbersted, proving con
clu,lvely that they were Dot the guilty
parties. Monday afternoon McKloney
was taking deep interests In the affair
and was promptly arrested By the OH
GERS s!so on suspicion. That night he
Vas Questioned so closely aud tod So
many coLflotlng stories that it was de-
clded to carry him to Inverness to the
couuty jail. Oa the way mob Of so
or mole overpo Hered the officers and
took The prisoner. he was taken back
to the scene Of the wreck AID there
confessed 10 the crime, duplicating and
descr,biog the TWO others who escaped
but are now being hunted. After the
confession, in which be stated thai the
train was wrecked for the purpose Of
rocbery, be wAs hung to a tree. The
coroners returned the verdict that he
met death at the hands Of parties IN
k1oUn
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-01-23
A Mysterious Murder.

The body Of q man, with his throas
ont from ear to ear and showing other
marks Of violence, was found in trunk
on Q pile Of skids at the bulkhead Of
pie, II, Esst river, New York just be-
fore noon Wednesday. 1t was identi-
Sed two hours later by a woman as the
BODY Of Michael Weissberger, or Weiss
BERG, An Esst Side Hebrew, who was
employed By e jawel,y irm to sell jew
elry on the instalment plan. Police
Cspt. Titus declared that the motive
for the crime was robbery, and intimsted
that at least two men were concerned N
in the murder. Attention was called
to the trunk by some longshoremen
working on the pier. 1t lay within oo
feet of the rear end of the old Slip sta
tion house and on busy thoroughfare.
There was q spatter Of blood on the
trunk. Patrolman Riley opened the
trunk. Lying on its left side, and With
knees doubled up, was the body Of 8
man, the upper part completely
drenched in blood. Examination OF
the body showed, in addition to
the terrible cash in the throat,
q number Of bruises On the
sbdo men, forehead, chin, nose and lips,
AID three Of the victims front teeth
had been knocked out. The body had
been partially undressed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-01-23
No More Child Labor.

Sixty North Carolina mill owners,
said to represent over 100 cotton mills,
met in Greensboro, n. g., Wednesday
aud considered the questions Of reduc
tions Of hours and child labor. An
agreement and petition" vas signed
BIZ 10 Of those in attendance and it was
decided to circulate it among all the
mill owners of North Carolina for their
approval. 1t provides that, taking
effect March l, 1901. one weeks work
shall not exceed 66 hours; no child less
than l2 years old shall work in the cot.
ton mill during school term; provided
this shsll not apply to children Of vid.
ovs or physically disabled parents; that
10 wears shsll be the lowest limit at
vbich children may be worked; all will
nromose the education Of the working
people, on the basis Of these agree
ments. the cotton mill owners petition
the legislature not to pass any labor
laws at this session
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-01-23
Verdict of Guilty.

Walter McAister, Andrew j. Camp
bell and VIM. A Death, three Of the
four persons indicted for the death Of
Jennie Bosschie :er, mill girl of Pater-
son, n J., who was murdered on the
night of O,t. is last, wire adjudged
guilty Of murder in the second degree
According to the New jersey law the
maximum psDalty for the prisoners is
80 years imprisonment. The jury took
Il bsllots and after summing Judge
Dixon aud the prisoners, fled into the
court room. The prisoners appeared
very nervous. McAlister seemed mora
excited than any Of the Others. He sat
biting his lips while WaiSirg. Camp
bill thrust SIS hand into his trous.r
pockets and clinohed his fists in them.
De.th Looked aDziously about the court
rom for s NON mt and then assumed
the same attitude as Campbc II.
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For killing ny girl on this very

For killing my glSI on InAs very
spot
''Mr. Forbes, itthat's your nans, you
hare the wrong man. said the negro.
Burn him; bur1 him" cried the
crowd.
.'Geotleuen, you have got lots of
time" said Alexander. You are burn,
irg 40 innocent mau. You took adgan
tsge of NE. You save me no show. Can
| see my mothev?"
Alexander sgain asked to see his
mother. She was called for but she
was not in the crowd.
Alexander thea said: "Will you IT
me shake hands with all my friend 2"
you have no friends in this crowd,
you damned beass," said one ot the
m?n IN charge of the negro. 'lf you
have sny hing to say, say l5 in a hurry.
Coal o.l VS. then applied for the sec
and time while Alexander called to ac-
quaintaoces IN the crowd and said good
bye 10 than. He ta!k1d rationsl J
until Johu Foroep, the father Of the
murdered e,r!, lighted the match
A.a n al.xasd : was a,Se! to make a
couf. ssioD but he replied that he had
nothing, u say.
AS he ia nes laapei ab ,ut him Alex.
audvr 'ucoed ghsstly hue and, clasp
lag his hands together began to sway
10 and FRO while the crowd yelled.
In fye N nutes the Ds.ro was hang
ing Imp and lifeless By the chains that
b.uud him As soon as the crow / sa =
that life was extinct, II began 30 slowly
dlsps1 e. Hundreds, however, stayed to
the last.
Men kept piling on wood al the time
until ab,ut 7 O'Clock when the flames
were allowed to die doRa From s to
8 o c,o,k there was a continuour s;res n
Of people going TO and from the scene
o. the buroing.
Later there was wild scramble to
cb ,sin relies.
After Alezeoder's arrest he was ia
ken befor, Miss Rosa, @ho idsotI6ei !
him. Since then mob has surround
ed the peoitentiary day aud night. To
day Gov. S auley ordered two compa-
MES Of N lula to be at resiiness t.
start 70: LeAveo worth as moments s
nofice.
Gov. Stsrley ordered Warden Tom
liosoo to resuae to lura Alexander over
to tn, sheriff unless he agreed in writ
ing 10 protect him.
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Five Killed.

A head on collision between freight
trains on the Grand Trunk railroad
near Locks Mill Maine early Friday
morning resulted in the death Of i've
men serious injury Of several others,
and four locomotives aad II cars were
demolished. Each train was drawn by
two engines. The cars took Ere
and explosions occurred. It is
claimed that the conductor Of each
believed he had the right Of way with
a clear track and each train was taking
advantage Of down grade to make . fast
run. The trains met with terrific
crash on the curve at point where the
two grades met. Ia sn instant the four
engines mere nothing but shapeless
pile of iron and steel.
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Two Ladies Killed.

A terrible accident occurred near the
phosphate mills in Columbia Oh Tues
day morning Of last week. Tso young
ladies' named Daniels, were on their
way just before osy light to work in one
Of the mills. At this point the Sea-
board trcstle crosses the Southern rail
Hsy tracks. The g,rls, walking arm IN
arm, stood on the Southerns track to
watch the Ses boards train from Ssvsn-
nah come into the trestle above them.
They did not gee Southern shifting
engine backing down upon them. Oae
of the girls was killed and the other
vas so badly injured that she died later
il the day,
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The Salt Cure.

A remarkable salt cure is reported
from Chicsgo. A seven nonths-old
ch.ld was so desperately il! Of fever
that the family physician gave the case
up, saying the chi.d had only . few
hours to live. Another physician was
called. snd as desperate resort it was
agreed to use sslt. A scluzion of COM
mon table sslt aod water was injected
into the stomach and smsller
quantity into the region Of the heart.
Twelve hours later the Injections we're
and almost at orce 8 change
for the better was noted. Within
tHenty.four hours the fever had gone
down, consciousness had returned and
the pulse was normal. After the lapse
of about three days the child vas
pronounced we'll on the road to COM
piete recovery.
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Il Jared Him.

A Georgia judge who tried to initiate
King Soloman in deciding the owner
ship Of six months old baby vas non
piussed when, as he put the infant on
the table ard announced his intention
of cutting it in halves with a big butch
er kulfe, the women cried, "Don't de
that; keep it yourself" and Left the
court hnr1iedly.
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Served Them Right.

Atajoint caucus Of the Pepnsylvania
senste and house Democrats Wednes-
dsy. resolutions were adopted expelling
from the party and denouncing in very
vigorous language those Democtsts who
aided she Q1ay Republicans in the or
eanisation Of the house and VIM. j.
CALVIN who also voted for MIR. Quay
for United States senator.
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An Exciting Scene.

There was another Effort in Wednes-
cay's executive session to the
senate to secure ths combinations
Of MIR. James s. HARLAN to the attorney
general Of Puerto Rico and as on Tues
dsy, the effort failed because OF the
absence Of an argument. The attempt to
reach s vote resulted in an animated
scene in which Senator'S Foraker and
PsttigreE we're the principal actors.
There was lively exchange Of person
slities.