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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-09
PamphIets secretly Circulated.

London, March 9.-The T'ien Tsin corre-
spondent of the Standard asserts that
pamphlets are widely and secretedly cir
culated villifying foreigners and melting
the Boxers to make renewed efforts.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-09
KITCHENER AND BOTHA.
The Two Generals Had Lengthy
Conference Yesterday.

London, March s.-A special dispatch
from Pretoria. dated to-day friday. says
Gen. Kitchener and Gen. Botha had
lengthy conference on Gun Hill this morn
ing. Gen. Botha was alone and Gen.
Kitchener was accompanied by his secre-
tary
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-09

Ills Escort Declare THAT Boths Cam
not Act for Free ssnte.

London. March s.-Dispatches from Am
stordam and Brussels ny that Mr. Ku-
gers encourage oonnnues 70 profess ig-
aOrance of the existence Of associations
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-09
AN EXTRADITION TREATY.
The One with Great Britain Con-
Hrmcd Yesterday.

0rmed Yesterday.
Washington. March s.-The Senate. IN
executive session, to-day. by a vote OF 40
to IS, confirmed the supplemental extra
dltion treaty with Great Britain, which
has been pending for some time. The
treaty adds 10 the list Of crimes for which
a man can be extradited from one coun-
try to the other the following:
Obtaining money under false pretenses.
the destruction or obstruction OF railroads,
the endangSrlng Of human life and The
procuring OF abortions
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-09

Providence. r. T.. March &--Edward W
tinker. formerly champion wing shot Of
the world. died here to-day.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22
Grfnriiouen Der 5. & 6. @.=8abn

Rad 9aaaS, Ser., ppm %. Biz 27.
Mars: Sdbrliobe gpnnentiOn Der "Texas
Sunday School Association.
Nad, Goriiea,ta, Scr., nom q. bis
%. Mars. StaatS gonnention ber
Knights of Macabees''.
Rad, @alpsitom, ser., am 16.
@pril: K. of P.'', @5rpBs9Dee.
Rad 9few SrieanS, Sa., ppm "a.
bis 30. glpril: General Missionary
Conference M. E. Church South.
Rad Sort Mortb, Ser., poin %.
bis 27. glpril: Staats gonnentipn Der
Travellers Protective Assn"
Rad MempbiS, Senn., bDni 2S.
bis 30, Mai: 3uiammenfunft Der pereint9'
ten conf6berirten Seteranen.
Sir pbige Grturlipnen ftnb lehrr me-
oriee Staten an9eiebt fpDr6en. 8e9en
Ginselbeiten, bes91. Staten, SerfaufSta9,e,
@nltisfeitsbauer, 5abr6eiten &C., iuetloe
man Iiel au ben ndblten M9enten Der 5.
& IS. 81. 0.e8a6n, pber idrei6e an
8. 5. 8rtce, o. .. q 3. 81,
Yaleitine 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22
Gin tiitfiidher 0lmfaIl.

Giir5lib tpuroe auf 6. S. Golfer
BON gberofee, Soma, elm glnfaa ge=
nta6t, Der INN elm @eniges einen
tDhtliben >Nusgang eebabt bGtte.
9erielbe riibrte BON 1einen Neieren
Der. @r befam iplb' beftige &ifen=
ibmer5en, baB er iib nibt Dbne
grDBe Sdmer5en baden, nod Dbne
in &iilen eingepadt 81 iein, liben
fonnte. &ein Wfittel per1baffte linn
2inoerung, Biz er feline 3uflubt gu
Electric Bitters nabn. bas cine
iol6e Nenoerune in ieinem 3uitanoe
berpDrrief, baB er l6rieb, er fible
Iib tpie neugebDren. 9iele tpunber=
bare Mebicin beilt &idenlbmersen
unb Nteren=2eioen, reiniat bas 8lut
uno ltdrft bas gauge Spitem. Sour
80 Gts bel S. &alteper & Sobn,
DrDeuiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22
u. G ahiteI


8ieier geIud 9oftpr Ganbers iollte
ni6t Die eitlsige Nerbinoung miinblider
Dirt Smif1en Sans uno ben Geiniaen
bleiben, Ser gilo9auer Garius tuar in
@reifstualO su Saus uno beiudte aeuif-
fenIait iebes SaDr ouf einige Wo6en
ieine bort le6enoe W!utter nno GdDe-
fer. Gr mar erfreut, bel bieIer Geleaen=
belt aud feline ge5ie6unsen gu ieinem
efnIii9en Golleaen @ur96arot erneuern
5n fOnnen, uno es bellianb ii9 bon
ielbit, bab er na6 ieiner Niidfe9r su
9crrn Don Often ilno Mgnes lam, um
iDncn Gjriibe 5u iiberbrin9en.
ST bate cine biibl6e 9trt, foralib
ilnO freuncI6aftli6 bon Sans gu ipres
den; als ct aber bemertte, baB feline
offenen geridte BON oelIen berdnbertem
finiieren Meien. ieiner Meni6eni6eu,
ieiner iibernldBigen seiiiisen 9lnitren=
9ung bel Offen6ar nod 9eidmd6ter
8eiuno6eit 96rdnen Der Qn9it uno bes
Wlitleios in Die 9lngen ieiner liebltden
3u6Drerin bradJte, dnoerte er ieinen
Sun uno pertueilte Bel freunoIiberen
gilbern ibres 3uiammenIeins. Gr er-
adblte, oab Sans i'm 9eeeniiber um-
9dn9li0 uno berbdliniBmdBie better
aeipeien lei; oaB er i'm an ben id6nen
Spmnlertagen oft bon ieinen Bh9ern
meg in's Greie geIodt babe, baB iie
9tnslliiae nit chamber 9smo6t, bel
oenen Ieine afte 2iebe iiir Die Natur
mitllnter fpieoer berborgebroden, uno
bon oenen er iidtlib erfrii9t unb ae=
fdrff auriifopfrhrt lei.
(sSortiebunp folat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22

rom uno Wuead, nadb tpel9er 1i9
Der lebtere bereit erfldrte, Die rul1i=
19en Truppen aus bett untItrittenen
Beairfe 9ientitns suriicf5usieben,
tpenn iih Die @neldnoer bereit erfldrz
ten, Elm @leihes gu tbun. General
8arrDtp tpilligte Elm mb an nd1lten
WDrgen Inn 5 ubr tpuroe ouf beiben
Seiten Die &dumune pol5oeen. gae
@efabr zines gDnflictes atpilben ben
&u1ien nnb @ngldnbern in Sient1in
iheint iebt beleitigt au 1ein.
= Mus ct. Betersburg tptrb gez
ribttpeile pon einem neuen 9lttenz
tate auf bas 2eben oes GSaren be-
ribtet. Sn Splge Der ltreneen De-
pelben=Gen1ur in &uBlano feb1t es
an naberen Nnaaben bieriiber.
Sn Mnttperpen circulirte baS
@eriibt, baB Die Buren, na1betn iie
ben britilben @eneral sSrenh eefanz
gen eenDmmen unb bann auf @bren=
Mort freieela1len bdtten, oenlelben
mieoer gefangen genDmnen unb
erihoiien bdtten, neil er iein @ort,
nibt wieoer aeeen Die 8uren gu
fdmpfen, eebroden babe. SON
2onoon aus be5eibnet man bies Sc
rl6t als miiBige grfinbnng.
= 2Dro &it9ener bat an bas
&riegsminiltertunt in 2pnoDn te(ez
grapbirt, baB Der Gonmanbeur Bbi=
lip 8Dtba, Elm Bruber bes Generals
8otba, in bem @efebte bel 9ourn-
berg gefallen lit. Seine beiben
SDbne ipurben in bemlelben @efehte
pernunoet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22
!6abt SIRE iebpm beri,ttbt?

Natiirlicb bas neae 6lal9enbier Der
San Mntonio 8retuing 9iiDciatipn (gitp
Branere), bic nit bein "TEXAS
PRIDE ihren Merten cine tpeitere
binsugefiiat bat, Die einen sera6e5u pba-
nomenalen @rfols auftueiit unb ibren
Srinmpb5ns iiber ben gansen Staat unb
tpeit iiber bic @ren5en binaus fortiebt.
gSer elm burbaus reines, aus be1n belten
9opfen unb Der beiten @erte herseitelltes
Bier gu trinfen tpiinibt unb 81 iuiirbisen
tueiB, iuirb fib an "Texas PRIDE halten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22
9os 8efinben bes beutih

= DaS 8efinben bes beutiben
&aiiers 1T bas giinitigite. Die Gn=
ibtpellung bes @eiihts lit geibmunz
ben, Die Wunbe beginnt iib 5lt ibliez
Ben unb 81 iiberbduten. glaerbings
flaffen Die @unbrdnber nod ettpas,
bod bDfft BrofeliDr b. Beremann bie=
ielben iOpeit 81 pereinigen, baB nur
cine Warbe, in SDrm elmer ibmalett,
feinen 2inie perbleibt. Cine iDlbe
0arbe peruriabt feinerlei gntitelz
lung oes @e1ibts. Die pDllige 6ei=
lung tpiyb innerbalb elmer @pbe err
tpartet. Die Gerate piirben l1Dn
iebt elmer Nusfabrt bes &ailers bel
giinitigem @etter nibt tpioeripreben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22

= SIN lebruar b. 5. baben bic
oeutihen 8abnen gum eriten Wale
ieit LANCER Belt cine Winbereinnabme
gegen ben entipre1enoen Wtpnat bes
Woriabres, uno 5tpar um 1887, 900
Wtarf, gebobt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22

- Sn Berliner antli6en &reilen
lit man iiberseugt, baB nibt General
8otba fonbern Die gngldnber Die
Sriebens l1nterbanbluneen beean=
men, neil Die in Der &apitabt ausae<
brDbene Beitepibemie Die Sprtlebuno
oes &rieges perbinoert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22

= Das meniblibe Spitem iollte
in ieoem 5riibiabr in einen guten
3uitanb periebt ftperoen. Or. Iu=
quit &0nig's 6amburger Eropfen
iino als Elm lebr tpirflames Mittel
befannt, oa 1ie bas 8lut reiniaen
uno ben Waeen itdrfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22

&bennatismus iit in oieiem alima
l6lnersbafter als ireeno elm anberes
2eioen; miro bur6 elmer & 2(menSs
0eaept 0fo. 1851 gebeilt. 6. S.
Sh m iot, Mgent, 6ouitun, geras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22

= Die peribieoenen beutiben @e=
tnent : Spnoicate baben belblpiieil,
Die GDncurren5 aufgegeben lno cine
gemeinlame 8erfaufs Ngentur su
etabliren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22

5rma0rb bor Der Sreunoin, bod uno
farf, fbdbreno bod Die Iangfam iiber
i6re Wangen rollenben 3brdnen berrie=
then, mie idtuer Der 9ie9 mar, ben lie
lid ab9erungen. 9l6, unb lie abnie
nidt, baB, inoem lie ielbn Srieben
erflebte fir ii6 llno ben geliebten
ManL lie i'm in Dem ianfien frommen
6eraen, an bas fie iitD bertrauensboll
gepenoet in 9rauiamer @eiIe ms
Wanfen bro9te, llnb es LANCER beiBer
&dmpfe beburfte, ebe er ipieoer beraes
neIlt mar.
Ginmal i'm erFen Sabre nah feiner
Nbreiie mar ai6 Sans na9 8reslau
gefommen, aber pbsleid er fi9 Mihe
gegeben, es 81 berbergen, batte ct 10
tief lnter ben ginoriifen oieies gBie=
oeriebens gelitten, oaiielbe auf 10 lanae
3eit billaus ieine miibiam erfdmpfte
3ube tpieber eri6iittert; SnfeI SHeH
subem cine 10 geringe Greube iiber bas
i9m eebradte Spfer beseist, baB er
bteien geiu6 ME tuieberGolte. 9utb
ieine 8riefe famen duBerf felten uno
entbielten meni9 mebr als orei 3eilen
nit einem unberdnoerli6 9iinifigen ge=
riGt iiber fein 8efinben. Sb er Der
Weratueiflun9 nabe, pb er tpbtfranf 9e=
nelen tudre, er bdtte nidt anoers ge.
i6rieben unb Ngnes lieB ii9 babur1
DeOer iduiden nod abfdreden, Inn
lielbit intmer tpieber au idreibetl eirl=
| fad, liebeboll uno tr6iienb.
Seine griefe tbun mir tuobf,@
i9rieb er einnal 5uriif, ,Du feBeIf
Sein eamariteruerf au9 aug ber
6erne fort.
gidts bdtte Qgnes beIobnenber unb
betrls5slloef 8li&laf1 ieln tonnen, alS
niaie fltrSe afsit ilii'lg, Die ibr ebenz
iotuo6i ieiae Ealitbayteit. ME feline
3rOitbeoillltiateit belrietb.
Ginmal iuar geftor Gonoer Bel i6n
| aeueien, Gate a6er nur fueni9 iber bie=
len 9eindl bstidtet.
.G tilst su uiel, botte er in Iei=
ner 9ei|e auf 9gnes' bringenoe
Sra9en aeautiuortet, .uno idtiebt lid
Don ieoem llmqang o6. sd babe tim
! ben ston0punft tlor gemadt, oaB es
mas niBen Dirb. bestueiIle i'd. ueber
neia nuersuartete5 @rI9einen seigte er
cine Greuoe. Die Farf auf 9eimpe6
Idtieben IieB.
Dle6r mar aug i6m ni6t beraus=
3u6rillgen geiDeIen. aber feline umtp6lfte
@tirn, iein berltimmtes Weien, tpenn
auf bieie @eiie bic Geoe fam, perrietben,
Dab Die empfanaenen ginoriide feline
erfreuli0ea aelueien iein muBten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22
Nnfu II T t.
~. s.. 4 =. sabn.
u B + a 3 t.

U Il.
Nab WacD, Sort 8prtb, 9allas. &anlas
gitp, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago, tdglie),
(S. a. & q. 8. 9epDt) .7:45 Mor9ens.
9ta6 @acD, Sort @Drtb, Dallas ae. (pDm
SunletsOepDt) 800 Mbenos.
Mnfunft:
Son Chicago, ct. 2puis, 8anias 9th,
9nllas, Sort @prtb uno gSaco, td9lid
(Suniet 9epDt) ...... $3.50 GDrm.
Son 8acD, 5Drt 8ortb, 0allas &c. (S.
u. & q. q. 9epDt) ...... 1920 Mbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22

= 9ie tueitoeutl6en Gaummoll-
lpiuner tpollen cine alleenteine gin=
ibrdnfung Der Hruouftion porneb>
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22
q n I II I, { I
@nlf sbDre Sabm.
hfahr

Nbfabrt.
gacb StDfoole, tdslidb. aussenommen
Sonntags. .................S: 500 Sorm.
Mntunft.
8pn StDfbale. tdslid]. ausaenpmnen
SDnntags. s.............. 800 Nabm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22

= 9tets friide @ier, Wurit uno
Sbinfen, bel
81. $. g hneib'er,
Eel. 716. 708 Siibz6luressStr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22
Gin 8anqnier periast eincm saanber,

S. Sc. @arriiDn, &aliirer Der
8anf in Tburnpille Sbio, mar bur1
Elm l9limmes 2ungen<2eioen ieiner
@eIunbbeit beraubt tpDrben. Habz
oem er angefangen bate DR.. Kings
New Discovery fir Shpinoluht
5u nebnen, i6rieb er: n@S lit bie<
les bas bette Wiittel, 6as ib je gegen
cine @rfaltune ober einen iblimmen
Sna pDn 2ungen=2eioen angetpanot
babe. Sept balte ib bauernb cine
sSlal6e i'm 6aule. Qudlt @u6
nibt. nit Ouiten, grfaltuneen Doer
6alS<, 8ruGts poer 2un9en= 2eiben,
ipenn cine 6eilune 10 nabe lieat.
Sour 80 Gents uno $1.00. Brobe=
flaiben frei bel s. &alteDer q
SDbn, 9ro9uiiten.
= &uS @efing tuiro Dem Grieoa=
miniiterinm in Berlin beri9tets Gitt=
ine.iter BreiB 9riff nit eirer Sbtuas
oron &aoaller;e cine &Guberbanoe
an, Die ltb in eineinOprfe tpeltlicb bon
Bap 5inaiu ieiteeiebt bate. @pn
ben Gdubern tpuroen 7 getDbtet unb
pertpunoet uno Die iibrigen oeianqen
genonlmen uno Dem dtneSilben @ez
rihte our Iburtbeilune iiberliefert.
Maiur BON Wiblmann bat nit 3
&umpagnien Snfanterie, elmer
SbmaorDu 8apallerie uno elmer
8atterie Berg zslrtillerie cine @rpeoiz
tion eegen Die 9tduber bel TapsWta=
&uan angetreten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22
U nfu n I t.
g. u. & u. q. 8abn.
0nhf 6rf

Nab @aloeitpn, 5uufton unb guerD tag.
Zig .8:45 Born.
Na9 Corpus Ghriiti. ararias 8aB unb
8eentlle tdglieb 800 Nahm.
Na@ 86rnc uno 8errpille, tdglieb, aus
genDmmen SDnntags =. .2:45 NaAm.
Hab 8Drne uno &errbine, SDnntags. /.
Nnfunft.
@on @aleefton, Spuiton nnb guero tds-
lt@. .1:UU Mben0S.
8Dn Corpus gbriiti, Mranlas BaB unb
8eebille td9lib los Habm.
Bon Bbrne unb &errbille. tdslicb, auss
gen0mnen Ssnntass. 1855 &orm.
8Dn 86rne unb 8errbille, Sonntaes, {.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500 gtbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22
tim @rfaltmua in cinem 9aoe IN

bellen, nebme man vYayatue 8romo Guiniie.
Sablets". Ollie 8roeuiien seben oas @slo surid,
penn teine 6eilnns erfolet g. % Groee's ilnter.
ldrit ouT ieoer S6ahteI. % Geuts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22
S. & q. q. @ab,t.
goutbera pacific Saba.

Nad) Netu Orleans, Souitun unb Sal
neitDn tdelicb. 1900 Mittass.
Nah 81 8aio, galifDrnien unb MeIifD
9.UU SDrn1.
Ha9 9aprb~Seras, ct. lpuis unb gbica>
go (Katy Flyer 800 9lbenbs.
Mnfunft.
gon Norb~Seras, ct. 2puis un6 Chicago
Katy Flyer) $3.50 MDr9enS.
Son Stem Orleans, Spuitpn unb @als
beitDn tdgli6. 6........... 4:45 Na6m.
Son ST 8aip, galifprnien unb MerifO
.......... ..........7:30 Mbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-22

Dieler Gage feierte Der oeutide
Geihstag ben 30. s5abrestag ieiner
@rrnoung. 8pn ben uripriin9li6en
Weitelieoern baben nur bier, Die iebt
nod am 2eben iino, oem &ei6stage
ununterbrphen anseb0rt, namlib
@raf Spmpel1, gugen &ihter. Be
be( unb Or. 2ieber. Der Geihstag
tritt am 9pnnerftae feline Oiterfe>
rien an.
- Gus 8efina miro beri6tet:
@raf @aloerlee batte cine langere
8eratbuns nit ben @enerdlen Bar@
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-02-28
FOR NEW VALUATION
Business Men Meet informally and
Discuss Impending Crisis in
City's Finances.
EQUALIZATION OF TAXES ASKED
With a Proper Valuation of Property the
City Would Easily be Able to Keep
the Wolf From the Door.

A number of we'll known business
men met on last Saturday evening for
the purpose of making an effort to Sc
cure an equalization of the assessment
of real estate in Kenosha. While no
definite action was taken and while the
meeting was wholly informal it is pos
sib1e that as an outgrowth of these
deliberations a mass meeting of the
people may be called to make some
consideration of the equalization OF
assessments.
Efforts to equa1ize assessments and
valuations of real estate in kenosha
have often been suggested, but the
matter has never gone beyond the sug-
gestion stage.
Property values have greatly in
creased in Kenosha during the last
decade, but in many cases the va1ua-
atoms have not changed.
One of the mer at. the meeting Sat
urday evening held that with proper
assessment of the realty of the city the
rate of taxation would be cut in twos
At present, he stated, the burden of
taxes falls heaviest upon the working
man. Often this man has only small
house and it is assessed at its full
value, while other property in the city
is assessed at less than one-hfth and
even one eighth its real value or the
price it would bring if placed on the
market.
Statistics were produced to show that
some property in the city is assessed at
far more than market value, but in a
ma jority of cases the assessment is far
too low.
1t is not in any way the purpose of
rate at which property is assessed, but
rather to demand an equal valuation.
The present rate of taxation in Keno
sha was held to be too high, and with
a proper equalization of assessments it
was declared that the per cent. Of tax
could be reduced by one-half.
AS a remedy for the prevailing
troubles it was suggested that mass
meeting of the people of the city be
called, and at this meeting a petition
be signed and sent to the common
council asking that a committee be
employed to make a new valuation of
all the property in the city. Accord
ing to the plan the committee was to
consist of three citizens-the city en-
gineer, reputable real estate dealer
and a we'll known contractor.
Of course the carrying out of the
plan will force an expenditure of con-
siderable money on the part of the city,
but the benefits would be four-fo1d.
1t is to be hoped that the agita tion
thus begun will be carried forward to
a successful conclusion. ....
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-02-28
Miss Ethel D. Baker, of This City,
Makes Highest Record in COmpe-
titiVe Examination.
A YEARS ADVANCE IN HER WORK.
Miss Baker Was One of the Four of Glass
of Forty to Pass the Examination and
Received the Highest Grades.

A letter has been received in this
city from Brooklyn stating that Miss
Ethel II. Baker, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron E. Baker, of this city, has
been awarded the highest prize given
to the students of the Pratt Institute
of Art, in Brooklyn. Miss Baker was
one of the forty competitors for the
honor at the examination held during
the week just passed and was at the
head of the four successful candidates.
The honor won by Miss Baker is an
exceedingly high one as Pratt institute
is regarded as one of the best art
schools in the United States and the
conditions under which the competi-
ton is held are the most stingent.
Miss Baker is now finishing her second
year at the institute and it is seldom
that a second year pupil has made such
advancement as to allow her to stand
at the head of a class in the competi-
tive examination, which is the chief
contest for the year at the institute
Miss Baker was we'll known in Keno
sha, and before going to her work in
bIOOkIVn nGI d1 WOI n AldO cbAA dNlSN
quite little attention.
The winning of this competitive ex-
animation will assist her materially in
her work, for it places her among the
best students at the institute and
makes it possible for her to complete
the course in year less than is usual
1y required of the students. Instead
of finishing the second years work this
year as a result of the examination she
will finish the second and third years
in one.
Since going to Pratt institute Miss
Baker has been studying art and e1o-
cution and her work has attracted the
notice of the instructors, who are high
in the praises of the Kenosha girl.
The many friends of Miss Baker in
Kenosha will be pleased to hear of her
success and will expect even more
f1attering reports of her work in the
near future.
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by Kenosha masons and especially by
the members of the brick1ayers' union.
The prayer of the petitioners was
granted.
The committee was not ready to
make report in regard to the Main
street bridge and the committee was
granted further time. A new plan of
the bridge will be submitted to the
United States engineer and presented
at the next meeting of the council.
The committee on sewers reported
that it was not possible for any change
to be made in the Milwaukee avenue
sewer at the present time and the
parties who had asked for the change
In the sewer were permitted to build
private drains leading into the harbor.
A bill was presented from the First
National bank for sixty-five dollars
due the bank for interest on money adj
vanced to pay the running expenses of
the city. The bill was allowed by a
unanimous vote.
An ordinance was presented grant
ing the North Western company power
to construct fence along West Main
street, just east of its tracks, between
Rock street and Grand avenue The
ordinance was ordered to take its usual
course.
The complaint of Mrs. Eva Oster-
man in her suit against the city was
presented and it is noted in another
column.
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MORE VICTIMS OF COAL GAS
Three People Overcome at Denton Home
on Maple Street Saturday Nigha.

The home of Mrs. Eva Denton, on
Maple street, was the scene of a mar
row escape from asphyxiation from the
fumes of coal gas early Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Denton had gone out to spend
the night and had left the home IN
charge of her son and daughter Leo
and Mamie Denton. The two young
people had invited Miss Maude Miller
to spend the night with them. They
retired early and a defect in the stove
allowed the rooms to fill with coal gas.
The lower flat of the house is Occur
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Barber and about
midnight Mrs. Barber heard noise IN
one of the upper rooms as of someone
falling. She thought little of the oc-
currence, but early in the morning
when her husband returned home the
the Denton boy, who had managed TO
get out of the rooms, came down and
asked for assistance. The two girls
were found IN an unconscious cond1-
ton, completely overcome by the
fumes. One of the girls had fallen
from from the bed during the night.
The neighbors were called in and
and the windows thrown open, and at
ter an hours work the young ladies
were restored to consciousness.
Both are able to be out and it is not
thought that any serious results will
follow their narrow escape from death.
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POLES ARE REMOVED.
Charles q. Gonnermann Forces the Tele
phone Company to Remove Poles.


The old fight between Charles H.
Gonnermann and the construction
crew of the Wisconsin Telephone COM
pany was renewed again on Saturday
and as a result of the contest Mr.. Con
hermann won complete victory over
the company. Some time ago Mr..
Gonnermann objected to the placing of
the poles in front of his property, but
thematter was finally settled by Con
hermann locating the place where the
pole should be placed. When the COM
pany began Swinging cables on Satur-
day the old fight was renewed and Mr..
Gonnermann ordered the men to take
the pole down, threatening to cut it
down if it was not removed by the
company. After a consultation the
workmen removed the pole and placed
it on adjoining ground.
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KENOsHA COUNTY COURT.
Regular March Term, A. D. 19O1.-Cal-
endar.

Regular March Term, A. D. 19O1.-Cal-
endar.
Cases will be called as follows on
Tuesday, March l5th, 1901, at ten
O'Clock, A. M.
l. In the matter of the last will of
Christian Rasmussen, deceased. Pro
bate of will.
2. In the matter of the estate of
Herman H. Kruder, deceased. Ad-
ministration.
8. In the matter of the estate of
Herman Jordens, deceased. Admins
tration.
4. In the matter of the last will of
John Schmidt, deceased. Final &C
count.
S. In the matter of the last will of
Trial Newman, deceased. Petition for
Administration De Bonis Non cum
testamento annexo. sr
6. In the matter of the last will of
Catherine Borkenhagen, deceased.
Probate Of will.