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"nE 0rGHT rO m >TRI NJ yP"
C,olsos,'s nroth-r in AARON. Onto. "n the
Attempt To kil the President.

Akron. Ohio. sept 10 -Hs ought 10
IT, strung I'M said Mike C2olgn>z. brother
OF Leon Cznlgo~z. the would-l-r murderer
of President Mckinley, when spoken
to to-day regarding his brother Mike
Cynlguszs presence NJ RarlTr'un was
discovered to-day. He secured employ
mcnt M the Diamond Match Works thr'o
weeks ago. hut when he CAV" his name
!, was put down a. Mike Golden 10y the
t~imekceJs'r.
Czolc,~z evidently did not car how
his name was corrupted, and II was only
hv chance that his real name VA dis
covered Mike Cyolgu-z did Tao care 10
talk much regarding hi- brother and said
hc knew no'hing regarding the anaT-
chi-tic sentiments held 10y Jeon lie
admitted. however. that he himself had
t.~an a Spcialisi, hrt Assorted that he had
repudiated the doctrines Of h a sect.
L do not lrlievc that lcon shot the
President ipCau-e Of any aliliatipn with
Anarchists he said -Hc must have
t-en paid hv some one To commit the foul
dned
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RiNTING NJ THE SOCIALISTS.
"klck Him. Tue, shriek ~ . Man whe
Mentions Nc kinI~,'s Name.

Ihr Socialists held an oprn-air meet
10 Va Rutgers square last night to ra,ify
tbeir nominations for the com ns election.
r,- st-~ches were made from a truck
AID about one hundred pcr-ou- gathered
about n R-nJamin .. kernaid, the
Nslalist candidate for Mayor. was the
tnrcipal speaker. He d~cnouncrd every
lang and everybody aud declared that
ivory administrations brought about a
NHr~ condition ot Affairs.
saw. whats the matter With Mckinney
.-i',i . No'o' from ,ir outskirts - TIA"
u.vl
PIT him out kics ham IN the curb!
IT, a Republican, ycllsd the Socialists
w. pnlicrm~n. scnt Ia the msc'ing 20
syrFi "a row there. s-iS-d the man and
t4.t7i hun away
What am I DOING b. obj~ct~d u
o. a right 90 - hcfc Thi- ~ a pubic
I-"ru.
''Nau' "a all TO ~poltc~tn-n ~"nid
81" Tie Socialists A~pplA1d-d
The lrslkrf Ne-i 81 10 Tsrt trqlaf de-
aslrnaituur. Including William " H-Arsin
sho fnssssds ~ h. vour fri-r.d." John
CRIMINALS and ma, OslcT rroIbs -wbo.
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No RECEPTION no CROKER.
Tamman, Men Den, Tina There Is TO ne
q Great Turnout.

The Tammany Hall Executive COM
mit,ee will mcst on Friday afternoon in
the Fourteenth street Wigwam. IL vtu
talk about the campaign The Cunardcr
Lucania. on which Squire Croker OF
Vantage. England. IL coming To this u
try, j. due on Saturday. II she has very
good luck throughout her trip she may
complete her trip on Friday. but this u not
probable. II was denied absolutely ycs-
tcrdav 10y the Tarnmany leaders that tho
Executive Committee was going 10 meee
for tho purpose Of planning a great public
reception Ia h. given by the local officials
and the ~tensntry in honor Of Landlord
Croker
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1T. IOtIS ANARCHIST HELD.
Leopold Trrbi,ch Arrested says Tie Dor
M, ibeliryr IN Violence.

~. Lows. sept Leopold Trehi,ch.
a caye-dw elling Anarchist. wa arrested
last night on a charge Of disturbing the
p.ea.y. After the arr ~ his effects were
examined End a quantity ot anarchi-iic
literature reCur~d Trehitch first denied
that h. Wa an Anarchist. buid- later q
mi,ied to CiIs Picke, that h. Wa a firm
I~.l,.vrr IN ilrif doctrins~. He deiared
hat h. lid not telicv- In n resort to violence
however saving
what goai d-~ II do ~ Nil = Prc-ident'
ano,bet one will take his uLacr n hs ~
kill,sd Revolution ,annut come through
M. act Of any unc man. II must ONE IN
A gems raj uprising lis" q fuod No man -
.,rone enough "a hnng u about Propl~
who exts-s Ia nigh, wrongs Nv killing mcn
ATE s-t,.rsllv yuung Pupl" via" 90 not
ever think themselves
Irla,ch h. a Hungarian, IS YEAR odd.
AMI h held a prisoner a. tie Pour Courts
IN NJ. hotr that le may L. induc~Si To give
M. NAME. ~ other Anarchists IN this city
On whose trail the Tolis- have l-Sn ever
sics- the aitrsap, On the life - the frr~i-
dent
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We have q Socialist Government. said he.
you when you strike. He won't lee your
piaces be- filled by sr~b~,- Then he went
on 20 assert that every millionaire stole
all the money he accumulated.
You're "a lot OF Anarchists. shame
on you cried a passer-by who had stopped
TO listen.
The Socialists howlcd. but nobody touched
the man. because he was big and muscular.
The two p~nlicemcn stopped further inter
rIp,ions and the M~iyoralty candidltc
continued 20 Talk until the rain put a stop
to his -oratory.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
IIGHT IiTCH or SEALS.
>eal~rs "a, That seals Are Apparently
Ne ing F~xterminsted in Hehrins Sea.

TACOMA. sept i0-A remarkably igho
catch 81 seals by all vessels operating in
Behring Sea il reported by officers Of tho
hrigantinc Blak-ly, which arrived to-day
from those waters Some of the sealing
schooner have not taken a single seal.
ON Aug Il, Will. in Behfing Sea. the Blskely
slsk. IN. schooner & u Rand. which up
~ that dat. had taken only eighty seals.
The -.Saler RoSali" had sSv"n'y-two seals.
In comparison Ia previous seasons theSs
catches ar. exceptionally light Officers
nf IN. sealing ~-cl,ooners told the crew Of
the Rlakely that the Seals are apparently
being c~xt.rninatod I'm Brhring Sea In no
other way ran they account for the small
number found this year, a. the s'ason has
been an ideal one, n far ~ the weather 10
concerned.
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wOTLD SPIT IRON THE COURT.
Afndayii as to n Ms,er Jones said
About Dur Highest tribunal

TOLEDO. Ohio. sept 10 An affidavit was
filed in the United States Circuit Court
tnadv under the title 81 Tn" Toledo, 81.
Louis and Western Railroad Company,
c~lmplainauts. " the CITY IT Ioledo n
Samuel T. Joue~, re-p"ndents
Mayor JONES had refused =" give the rails
road thu right o. cru~s certain streets.
The supreme Court subsequently gave tho
company the desired privilege Now comes
Charles A SChcmette. "a n attorney. who
make AFFIDAVIT that Mayor Jonee said no
did mo-, care wha' IN" decision Of the SUI
prone Court might hay" been II " was
wrong he would spit upon the supreme
Court 81 the United States
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SEEING THE EXPOSITION.
Secretaries wilson and W,estock and
Observation-Disclosures smith There.

BUFFALO, y. Y, sept lo-The general
confidence in the Presidents ccovery was
II rikingly shown tonight when Secretary
Hitchcock. Secretary Wilson and Post
master General Smith appeared at the
Pan-American Exposition grounds in time
to witness the illumination They were in
high spirits.
Secretary Hitchcock said that he felt
that no American citizen had any right 10
neglect q reasonable opportunity 20 -ce the
Exposition.
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VAS CZOLGOSz'S ACT TRE tSONY
I.sw,er Erwin says o. VA, I ndrr the Com
mon Law which L. In Force Here.

M~INSEAPoIIs. Mimi, sept. 10 The
State Of New York "a pros .cut" Cz"lgu~z
for treason In attempting To take the life
of President Mckinley. the Chief EN.cutiv We
Of this nation. To whom the State Of New
York and all it, citizens owe their alleg-
lance. AMI the punishment for TREASON IL
DEATH
Thus spoke VI. W. Erwin. tia. noted
criminal Law yer who defended the Home
stead strikers. to THE SUS reporter to-day.
In support Of his opinion Mr. Erwin ssid
Til. mnInu law IL In tOrCv IN New
York, a. II y in Minnesota. and has been.
except ~ modified 10y statute, ever -ince
New York was = colony % England In
a-much as New York. ~ a state, acknO~l-
tdgtE the sovereign power of the I nifed
States Ia all matters Delegated 20 the United
Sta,es 10y the Constitution. thea u .nllows
,ha; New York stat" regards an attempt
on the life uf The chief Executive ~ thu
United State ~ an act II treason, 10y the
common law IT New York
1T is hardly nece-~sry To quot" the COM
mon law. which Is A. old ~ Augustus Cesar.
10 show that the attempt upon the III"
of the ruler Of the people wa always de-
fined a. treason. Under the cummon
Law in force In that State. which has not,
with reference TO treason, been moSti-
fied 10y statute, viii ~adIudicate
th. crime a. an act Of treason. ia" punish
m.nt of which j. death. The state ~ N'w
York can prosecute Czolgu-z for treason In
attempting the liz of the = ,v-rrigh Executive
~rrSognin~d by New York. for he has com
mitteSi common law treason against the
higher allegiance owed by all citizens Of
New York to the Chief Executive Of the
United States.
A 10 tho contention that CDolgosz
can In tried In addition ON separate counts
for resisting the two officers and q citizen
who seized him. that Is ridiculous. The
crime was all one act, and that act treason. .
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EXPLOSION IN VINE ~ WALES.
thirteen Wen Taken Ou, nhur, and Eight
injured Two kiilrd.

LONDON. sept 10 An explosion of fire
damp occurrd today In IA" LLaahridach
mine az C'crphilly. Glam~orgin~htre, Wales
Thirteen mircrs wcrr rrscu"d unhur'
Eight werr taken out severely injured
and two were killed II IL believed that
twelve arr still In the pit.
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statue of King Alfred taiis While Being
Ha,s,~d Ia Its Prdrsah


STsftgl fihf DffT1ff % lht N'N
LONDON. sept 10 While workmcn were
placing the o-ton mlll"uial statue Of King
Alfred upon it, pedestal AT Winchester
to-day. a guy rope broke when the statue
had been hoirt~i a few feet. the shcarS
snapped and the statue crashed Ia ia"
ground II l. t~rliev~l that II was not
much damaged by IA" fall
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Pierre ,.riiard q. sell us Horses.

.sr~cisl CaN. Dssrlish 70 rHt NvN.
LoNIoS. SEP, 10 II h. stated that, Pierre
Lorllari has decided to sell all his horses
Ia training. except David Garuck. at tho
fr-t October meeting at Newmarket.
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weussn Trustee .s M~,hsss., Church.

NV HAYES, Conn. sop, io.-for the
FIR, time In ,hc history 90 ia. Mr,bodi-,
Church In New HAVEN. a woman ~ss lh-,
night eb~Ss~d A. trustee 90 b HrSi Msthc-
disf Episcopal church. She H. Julia u
Lcavnworh o. ~ How str~,. She u
WEALTHY. Sbc is undVcidcd - yct whcthss
10 acceps the honor.
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Dental That Iiai, iIP. sold Wncs -
Colombia,

Sn.4l Csss DssTsich . TIM Sv~,
RoME. sep, 10 Tn" Tfbvnu prints .
s~cmi-onicial denial Of tho report tina, Italy
has cold $50 riie~ 10 Colombia.
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Inward Of uar,a rd Pis,. iipr Tennis In
tngiand.


Sfsfi94 tgNf bfis9t'A y lh' ON
LONDON. sept 10 -lhc chief attraction
to-day In the south England lawn tennis
champions hip gain'-, which arr now pro
cy.Sling at E,sthourn", wa th" PLAYING NJ
Hilivard Of Harvard and Mnsh' IN ~"
,hiri round Of tho m"u'r singles Hillyari
wa, IN spl-n,id form and won by a -opre Of
s.,6s tlothicT u"si ht- upInu.nt- Ia III"
first and SECOND rounds
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Covering-body, head, hand,
foot covering-for all seven ages
OF man.
But the school,boy, with
shining morning face, creeping
unwilling to school," is the age
Of interest just now.
Everything he wears.
RooERS Psxr y COMPANY.
"a pr,savay. 80 NhfrsAL
ara saa . y ARIA n ~. an .,xsx.
tae rresessY 80 ffnes -.il
lsea ~ sevsy 80 Asa
sAa - col 40 ~
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- ii a.. sih yea sueagth, ~ L. u ssYuss
lea NrnIfuss ~ = Hvt.hu sna = hsslth
Suuau. ass
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-02-01

Articles Of incorporation we're filed IN
Justice Wits Office ~ saturday OF last
week. by the farmers Interested 10 the
ditch known as the Tom Elliott dilch in
the Riverside locality and the following
board Of directors were elected: J. NJ.
Bigham. X. l.. Molar and Sam d.
Riggs. Prof Wilson aided the farmers
in getting the matter pu, upon proper
legal basis so that the waters would
seek the right levels, and the people over
at Riverside are thus put in way to en-
Joy one Of the benefits that is almost a
requisite 10 success in an irrigation
country j, e, TO own the water or have
complete control,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-02-01
Box Social.

A social, under the auspices Of
the Baptist Ladies Aid Society,
will be given at the G. A. r. Hall
in Emmett, on the evening Of the
18th. of February, 1901.
Each lady is requested to bring
box with lunch for two persons,
which she will share with some
gentleman who has bought val
entine, which will be sold at auc-
ton.
Valentines expensive and valen-
tines cheap will be sold, each to
the highest bidder. Each gentle
man buying a valentine being en-
titled to share a lunch prepared
by some lady present.
There will be an equal number
of valentines sold, to the boxes
brought by the ladies.
A nice program is being pre-
pared which will precede the sell
ing of the valentines.
The proceeds from the sale o
the valentines will be used il
paying for lumber for Baptis
Church.
3 A cordial invitation is extende
to oil Come.
DR.. Stalker will be in his Dent'
e Office at CARRIERS HOTEL o
Tuesday and Wednesday Feb.
and 9Th
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-02-01

NOTICE. want everybody in this
community to know | want 10 buy or
tan your bear hides. or any other kind OF
hides that will do TO make house rugs.
Bring or send them TO Boise Saddlery
Coz. +. DEEM.
STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS
OFF THE COLD.
Laxative Bromo Quininr Tablers cure
= cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay.
Price 25 cents.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-02-01

Among the tens Of thousands who have
used Chamberlain Cough Remedy for
colds and la grippe during the past few
years, to our knowledge. not single case
has resulted in pneumonia. ThOs. Whit
field Il Co, 240 Wabash Ave, Chicago.
one of The most prominent retail drug
gists in that city, in speaking Of this.
says: I'VE recommend Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy for la grippe in MANY
cases. AS it not only gives prompt and.
complete recovery. but also cOunteracts
MS tendency Of la grippe TO result inn
t,t4....l %. 80 ts., :. l. iHf
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-02-01
Your Opportunity.
The Western Poultry News,
FREE.

shall have paper which IS monthly paper togeth
or with the Index for the price of the Index alone.
Those subscribe for the Index for year and six
months or more advance shall have the cbove paper free
The Western Poultry News, we'll edited and
nouened authority on all questions pertaining to poultry the
poultry business single suggestion fac be worth
fines the price of both papers.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-02-01
SOCAIL..

A measuring social will be given at the
n. F. Church on Wednesday evening
FEBRUARY the 9Th. Five cents foot aud
one cent an inch for your height
Proceeds 10 be applied on the parsop-
age debt
re-~sc55 ia iar;ie6 &c stlert
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-02-01
PRECINCT
4 Bona Eide Salary;
S12 Weekly

Men and women 10 appoint agents
ard represent as, some 10 travel, others
for local work So weekly salary and
expences- Old established house pleas
ant permauent positions rapid advance
meat and increase Of wages Write az
3ucr
Addrrss BUTLER&aLGER,
Or z So H-7s-- c.a1-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-02-01

WANTED Capable, reliable person in every
county to represent large company OF solid IL
nan cial reputation; ses6 salary per year. payao
weekly: 80 per day absolutely sure and all eX-
penses: straight. boaa-hde, definite salary. no
commission: salary paid each Saturday and ex-
pense money advanced each week. STANDARD
HOUSE. Ssf DEARBORN ST. CHcAGo.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-02-01

HpTHOplsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH--Ser-
ltl vice hrst sunday OF each month, Emmett,
morning aud evening; Second sunday Horse
Shoe De,d AT n %. m, Marsh nc . p. u' anu
Sweet al g.3Op. NJ. Third SUNDAY, sweet al
"a a. M, marsh at D. M. ana Emmett at 80 D.
M; Fourth Sunday ola, both inlrning anu
REV. L. r.. DAMON, Pastor
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G. p. BILDERBACK.

Fire insurance Agt. and Dealer II
Real Estate. Home money to loan on
approved security, long or short time.
Collections promptly attended to.
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To The Deaf.

a rich lady. cared of her deafness and noises
in her head by DR.. Nicholsons Artificial Far
Drums gave $4,000 to his Institute, so that
deaf people unable to procure the Ear Drums
may have them free. Address NICHOLSON
Institute $50 Eighth Avenue, New York
1881 c.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-02-01

A new set of books Of the Travelling
Library has been received, and thos
wishing good reading can find same by
calling at DR.. +. Clymer's Office.
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TIME CARD 0. $. L. Ry.

EAST HOUND.
No. 20 Lv. Caldwell 1850 D. IN. Ar. Boise h:lOp. m.
No.BI.v h.57 p m. Ar Pocatello ? l0u. m.
Salt Lake 200 a. N.
No. ." 9.a7a.m. POeatelo ll:ba. N.
salt Lake 4:0Op m.
WEST BOUND.
Mol L. Caldwell 2.O5 a. IN. A. Hunt'g'n SSa m
No.3 2.tOp,m. 4.l5 p. IN.
No 70 1918 o. IN. a;4a p m
II. TARRAR, Agent, Caldwell, Idaho
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-02-01

BAPTIST CHURCH-S Services VIII be held at
Dthe Buptist place ui Worship on Saturday
night before me fourth SUNDAY and morning
ana evening OF the following day of each month.
SUNDAY school every sunday morning.
j. Helm. Pastor.
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no cURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinne Tablets
All druggists refund the money il it. fails
to cure. +. w Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-02-01
Irl r. Hicks 1901 Almanac.

Whatever may be said Of the scientific
causes upon which the Rev. Irl K. Hicks
BASES his yearly forecasts Of storm and
weather. 1t is a remarkable fact that
specific warnings Of every great storm.
food. cold wave and drouth haze been
plainly printed in his now famous AL
manac for many years, The latest start
ling proof Of this fact was the destruction
of Galveston, Texas, on the very day
named by Prof. Hicks in his 1900 AL
manac ms one Of disaster By storm along
the gulf coast. The 1901 Almanac, by
far the finest, most complete and beauti-
fnl vet published, is now ready. This
remarkable book of near 200 pages. splen-
didly illustrated with charts and half
tone engravings, goes as premium t'
very subscriber who pays 81 n year fol
Prof. Hicks journal. Word and Works
The Almanac alone is sent prepaid TO
only 25c Order from Word and Works
Pub. Co., 220l Locust ST. st. Louis, Mo,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-02-01

D. +. Smithson guarantees every bottle
of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy and
will refund the money to anyone who is
not satisfied after using two-thlrds Of the
contents This is the best remedy in the
world for la grippe, coughs, Guilds, Group
and whooping cough and it is pleasant
and safe to take 1t prevents any tend
ency OF a cold to result in pneumonia.
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= = 7 = = - : = = = -
~. z sez- C.a1.
Evening star., 1901-12-12

siding officer of the council. with the right
to vote the same as other members, and the
council will consist of one member from
each OF the three wards and one at large
The office of clerk which is now filed
by the people, will be filled by the council
BY such charter the affairs of the r,u-
nlcipality will devolve upon four persons,
the mayor and three councilmen.
The first step toward recounting the dis
puted ballots cast at the last election in
this county, will be the summoning of the
judges and registration clerks Of election
They will be called together for the pur-
pose OF telling how many votes were offered
but not received by them, on account of be-
ing marked incorrectly, as was claimed.
This will be done tomorrow, and the real
work viii, it Is thought. begin Friday, the
10th instant. Mr.. F. Snowden Hill, who
Will represent the republicans in the COM
Ing contests, said the work would be COM
pleted in four days. and the count will be
completed before Christmas According to
Mr.. Hill 1t is his intention to have counted
only the ballots which were not found in
the boxes. and not to touch those returned
to the board OF supervisors Of election.
Evening star., 1901-12-12
ARGUMENTS TO-DAY
Attorneys for Defense Explain Points
in the Bonine Case.
GOVERNMENT COUNSEL TO FOLLOW
Review of the Evidence Sub
mitted During the Hearing.
PROTRACTED DISCUSSION

1t was evident at a late hour this after
noon that the Bonue case will not go to the
jury until tomorrow. Attorney Douglass,
for the Defense did not begin to speak until
shortly before 80 O. clock, Attorney Fulton
having occupied the entire morning session
of the court in concluding his address to the
jury. When Attorney Douglass resumes his
seat this afternoon the chances are that an
adjournment until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning will be taken. Therefore. United
States Attorney Gould will not begin to
speak until tomorrow morning. In all prob
ability the jury Will retire to consider
verdict early tomorrow afternoon.
The attendance today was not equaled
by any preceding session of the court since
the trial opened. Well-dressed women
stood for hours in order to hear the elo-
quence of counsel. The latter used their
best endeavors and brought all their tai
ents into play. During the afternoon there
was even a greater jam than during the
morning, the supposition being that Mr.
Gould would start his argument. very
general desire to hear Mr.. Goulds closing
remarks has been manifested
While Messrs. Fulton and Douglass were
speaking today Mrs. Bonine. her two sis
ters, her brother and her two sons kept
Evening star., 1901-12-12
Funeral of Capt. stueyen.

Capt. Charles E. Stueven, who died sud-
denly at his residence 40 1st street north
east, on Sunday, December g. was laid to
rest in Arlington cemetery yesterday noon
with military honors
Capt. Charles E. Stueyen was gallant
soldier in the civil war, having served over
four years and rose from the rank Of pri-
Vate to that of captain, and was mustered
out a brevet major of Limited States volun-
teers. He was born at Hamburg, Germany,
December 3. 1S41, and came to this country
In early life. He enlisted as a private in
Company K, 1st Iowa Volunteer Infantry,
April 49,. 1861, and with his regiment re-
mained after the expiration of it's term Of
service, partlcfpating in the skirmish at
Forsythe. Mo, July 1S, 1861; the battle of
Wilson Creek, Mo, Auugst 10, 1861, and was
mustered out August %, 1861. He re-enlist-
ed as private in Company A. SD Illinois
Volunteer Infantry, June Z. 1862; was mus
tered as second lieutenant August %, 1862,
and first lieutenant March 3, 1863 and with
his regiment was in the engagements of
Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Missionary
Ridge, Resacca, Dallas. Peach 4ree Creek,
kenesaW Mountain and the battles before
and incident to the siege Of Atlanta and nu-
merous minor engagements. He was COM
missioned as captain Of Company X, SD
Illinois Volunteer Infantry. June 8. 1865,
and was mustered out with his regiment
June 8, 1865. April 20, 1866, he was COM
missioned as brevet major, United States
volunteers. to date from March 13 1865, for
gallant and meritorious service during the
war. He served as captain of Kansas state
militia from October 90 1879, until January
D. 1886, when he resigned. He had been an
active member Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic since Its organization. He was a
member of the Military Order of the Loyal
Legion of the state Of Kansas, Encampment
No. %. U. v. L., and of Lincoln Post, No. 8,
G. A. R.. of Washington, D. c.