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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-11-07
Plymouth. lnd., November 7, 1901.
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Nettie Laer went to Bourbon
to visit relatives.
Miss Bertha Clay went to Bourbon
to visit relatives.
Mrs. B. L. Logan went to Bourbon
to visit few days.
Rev. McKinsey has installed tele-
phone at the parsonage.
Mrs. NJ. c. Charleston went to Chi
cago to visit few days.
Mrs. Joseph Wheeler went to DON
aldson to visit relatives.
Miss Margaret Singler went to Ind
annapolis to visit relatives.
Mrs. L. A. Parman went to Chi IA
90 to visit relatives for a week.
Mrs. John Grandson went to South
Bend to visit relatives last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Cooper have re-
turned fiom their trip to Kansas City.
Mrs. George Smith and childre N
went to South Bend to visit relatives.
Mrs. Julia Clairmont and children
went to Bourbon to remain for the
winter.
Mrs. John Mueller and children
went to Chicago to visit relatives last
week.
A football team is being Orgnized in
the high school to play similar team
from Peru Thanksgiving.
Mrs. August Carabin and daughter,
Louise went to Charlottesville to visit
relatives last week, and from there
louise will 60 to Terre Haute to
attend the ST. Marys Of the Woods
Academy.
Two small boys of Chicago, who are
attending a school here, ran away
last Thursday morning and concluded
TO see the world. Marshall Chaney
caught them about four miles south
and returned them to their tutors.
The unsightly shed, derrick and
miscellaneous debris that have all sum-
mer encountered the street al the new
Masonic temple have been removed
and the construction of cement walks
on front and side is well under way.
The roofers and plasterers are now in
possession.
Mrs. Henry c. Holtzendorff, of
Mishawaka, was taken from the Ep-
worth hospital in the ambulance this
noon to the Lake Shore railway STA
ton where she left for Chicago to
undergo an operation for pelvic trou-
ble.-South Bend Times.
The L. E. & w. will run passenger
trains on a new schedule hereafter.
The midnight train north will stop at
Laporte, starting from there in the
early morning. Sunday trains will
not be run north of Peru and local
freights will not carry passengers.
Other changes win be found in the
time card.
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock the
straw packing in carload of shade
trees being shunted about in the Fit.
Wayne switching yard suddenly burst
into a fierce blaze and for a few min
utes it seemed the fire might be COM
municated to other cars or to neigh
boring buildings. The flaming mass
was taken to the water tank and thor
oughly flooded. No alarm was turned
in and no damage was done except to
the trees, the roots of which were
burned.
The formal. appointment has been
made of ex-senator Samuel Parker, of
this city, as solicitor for the Vandalia,
his division comprising the lines from
Logansport to South Bend and from
Logansport to Toledo. The appoint
ment has been agreed upon for some
time but is now first officially an
nounced. the delay having been caused
by a reorganization of the law depart
ment resulting from the acquisition
of the Eel River line by the Pennsy-
lvania interests.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-11-07
Ube Tribnne.
HENDRICKS & CO., Publishers.

Advertisements to appear in THE TRIB-
UNE must be in before Tuesday noon to in
sure their appearance in the issue OF that
week.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-11-07

If you love your wife, make it easy
for her to get breakfast. Take home
Mrs. Austin IS Pancake Flour. 22t24 STA
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10
9olutcus u. Sai.

Zen 7. Warts B.. u. bgbe Ulr. 9r.
peteriens 6uitru % bleo begrapet Der
10. /. so. Sun baooe liot / lGnger,
Tin al Earring. 5amilien anton Der.
til fra 9. Dat. for omtrent 4 Aar
iioen, % bonpe oeltdget / Wengbeos.
arbeioet ira 8egBnbelIen az Der / BE.
tbanid Menigbeo. W}en bet beoite al
alt par, al bun leoeoe % beoe ! 5roef
paa i'm 5relfer. ar. peterien itaar
nu tilba9e meb 4 Born o9 bGrer Gar.
net al en- tGr 9uitru og Mooer.
- 9ctbanid Nlenigbeo. ben ierite
al De 8 paa 9eitiioen al Dis Ears
Cate, bapOe aonFrmation / i'm Wiott
ben 81. Wiarts, bpor 8 unge ailo9ot
ben gooe 9etenoelie for mango Bib.
ner. Gn tor Store operpGreoe btn
beaige gambling.
- Den IA. Qpril 6olbts Der Sons
frmation I 8et6lebems Menig6eo,
bpor 3 oil bliDe tonirmereoe.
- Den 12te STARTS itifteoes ben ..
oanife ep.slutb. Wlenigbeo Deo poits
biae, Naro 60, u. Dat. unoer 90
tor M}. Is. 8. Robe's geoelfe. MSe-
niabeoen teller ca. so SiGle. Den
bar oaerebe faaet ia 2ano for &irte
% @rapplaos. 9aitor So. Is. 8.
Robe betjsner ben mioIertioig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10
giernnierne giorniOn:
JorlGn niger. Il 3ele)

Den betenote norife 5%olteforfattsr
gisrnfou Danot fine isrite 2durbar
Deo be 2 Samlinger at 5ortaaingsr
ira ben norIte 4lmues Gin.
Den itarte SOealisme, ben rene
qnffuelTe at aarlig4toen, llnaoomss
lipets 2qn9iel % 9iaen, iad osidd
ben bpbe 9emoo % BEN i6rnbddroe
GoratteroannsIie inbe melIem be nor
Ite 5iGlbe, uoe peb be tlippeitadrne
5ioroe og opps pau be grenne 2ier -
bar giOrt bisie Bortalinger til ben
norIte qiiterdturs ppperite p%erler.
Gn Ienere lib bar tritiieret oeres
Sbealisme og Urn paa Gipet, o.
9isrnion ielo bar Oenot iig fra ben
friiteliae albor, ION prager Dem
men garterne itaor urOtteoe, og Nor
efter 2lar uotommer be / me Opldg.
9eege gino faos mutt inDb. for
$3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10
Niecnah isis.

Qangfrebag oeoe quurib Gbriitioa
Qnoreas S6renien. 9an BAR ipg oms
trent ct bolpt Qarstio.
9earapelien foreoit 9aaiteoaa ira
Dor 6relfers STRIFE, bOOr pditor Sen
fen talte ober ben afoeOe uO fra Gal.
.118. 20, 20.
SerenIen bar pitt ben Glbite Of
pore 9anosm9no Der / gpen. 0an
tom Der til Reena6 / 1867, Os bar meo
at ftifte Menigbebn Der | Septembcr
1872. 9an bar 10 ligeleoes oreOet
MsbeIforretning Der / 9pen | mango
Qar, men begrunoet paa bans bels
9loer % oaarlige 0elbreo bar 5ors
retningen I flere 4ar bGret oberoraget
iii bans Syn, GbarleD Ssrenfen.
Oct er ben anoen, iom er gaaet bort
fra os / ben Ieners lib. peter Deter
Iens Ssn osoe nemlig for ct por
Tiger iiben.
4nben pauIfebds rejite paItrr
Senlen til Bear Greet.
5bomas 3bomien, iom arbejosr
pad ct 3rDtteri | 4ntigo. Dis., par
paaffen biemme poa 8eisg.
Wanbogen ben 8oe 4pril rel.
tie SIR. oe WrS. peter Relemunn til
DULUTH, bbor be agter at tage Spbolo.
(aorreIponbancsr f~ortIattes pa Sibe g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

Korreiponoancer
o.
-
SnBeDS, gicbr.

BdlmeienDa9 bar Ell 6ejtiosboJ
for Nd3aret banIte en- lutb. menigbsb
peo Ddben, glebr., oa Ri babbe 8onfirf
NATION, % f~iorten unae Menneifer,
inn 0ren9e % Ipp bigger. eTter en- t9ts
gere 3ibs 6or6ereoelIe betrofteoe D.
res 0aabspaqt % aflogoe Den gooe
YetenOelie for mango 9ioner. DIT
par meb me9en 2gngItelie, pi iaa Ddz
gen / Wgoe, bd en- Sneitorm raie0e
ben CHER Ggnen ct Bar 0age foruo,
Iom ON ben piloe prebe at forpurre
BET 6ele; men SenbaQ Wor9en D.
ranot meo tldrt Sol1insDejr, %
Sneen MATTE oige for De bdrme Sola
i%traaler. % benpeo 10z5ioen iaas
9ogne TONNE terenoe ira ale RET
ninger til 3roos for bet oaarlige
6sre og inmles oeo airten, % 81.
10a par 9irfen fplot til 3ran9iel.
SITTER QffDngelien al Salmen 81
praoifeoe Yaitor &. 9rspenien, Ws.
ni9beoens Brett, ooer 0a9ens Gpan.
aelium, boor ban iprlig opaleoe pso
Rsopenoiqbeoen al at beige ariitus
til Dor 9erre % aonge, og at port so
llama mdatte bore idnot % life ct
8e9eiitringens Rdob, iom Iaa omit
Der, fsr eler ienere, Itulbe Pile fla at
blibe til Ell "aprsf9it".
SITTER Operbsringen trauote aons
firmanoerne frem foran 4lteret %
lang Salmen r0er tommer Seiu
oine Imaa" og betenote 5roen % bar
5ober Dor bit aaeidmmen; o~ersftsr
fulofertes oen bsitioelige gambling.
og bet par tpoeligt al bore % ie. al ost
ga, Der blep ioaret al be ~fjorten un9s.
par ct arligt og pelment 3a. aonfg.
manoerne n5o iaa for ferIte @and
ben belliqe Raboere lammen meo Ms-
niqbeoen St9rtorsoag. - Wdatte lad
De unge ariItne, iom ri ale. blioe Be
0arebe / Dor 9aabs Paabe % itrioe
Greens gooe Strio % gribe bet eoiQc
Qip, til bpiltet pi ere talote, % bor
aflaqt ben gooe getenoetie for mango
Yibner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10
gogGnmrlOrlir.
Snurre StHrlaiOn:
9Ongeiagacr.

6bob caro- Grammaticu5 er for
0anmarfs tioliQite 6iitorie er Den be
remte islanoIte 6pooinq. SijalO o9
6iitoriefriber Snorre Sturlaion for
Ioraes Slotiosbiitorie. 90 ubiloiae
Mono bill ira 6iitoriens Spnspuu't
iitfert oibe Snorre Yriien. ON enc
ban onoerleoes eno ben title alert /
Sors 9loIter Ell en- lioenitabeli9 6or
fatter, Der life fan forboloe Iig updr=
tilt / be betdgsnos biitorilte 0ptria.
Tom Rorges aongeiaga er minoit li9e
Taa rig pea Tom Danmarts.
Snorre5 Bart; aonqeiagaer blep
for nogle 2tor iioen pda M uogipei
oberIat al ben opgtiqe 5oriter, Or.
Guitab Storm. % IeOIa9et al 9e9s
nineer fra be beoitc norile 9unitnsrcs
9aono.
Oct norIte Storting fanOt bet oa
rimeliet at fao go9en ub6re0t ooer
belle 6%oltelaget. og beUili9eoe oerfog
en- for Sum penge til en- ytationd!s
uo9ape.
gebgpebe Snorre nogen Qn6efez
ling, iaa Ct Stortinqets gambling /
bbert Sab iaa df9grenoe ION nogea.
8enne Rationaluogape fads ogioa
Der / qonbet, til Dell biai9e 9ris II
$1.50.
90 enbber. iom bar iano Snteresis
for Rorbens 5ortiO og 5remtiosia1
bsr eie ben; Sauitrationerne er bOloie
i %Ttartpraget gammelOags Still q
birter iaaIeOes / 6armOni meo 30
gems 5ortaainger o9 bisies Stil.
6triitets 6iitorie. iamt foriieui9e
preber paa Snorres eqet Sprog, Of
pua alore OoerIGttelier er meogipet
Tom Snolebning. Snobinoinaen Z;
tart % ima9fuIO. 6aas / p9aniib
2utb. Publ. 6ouie@. Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

0fnbningen = o9 Nelion maatte boe
ben oanlfe Sgmano ben 2Gresiribat,
al aIOrig baDoe tan for tpiplet ON
Seiren.
De folones % iaarsoes 9(ntul bar
paa banit Sioe 1892 ManO; pda RI
eelit Sioe bslsb bet Iis til oOer bet
'bnbbsIte.
Som 6iftoricu biIcr, fl 9onmart
tun liben 5orbeI At bette erefuloe
Slag, men blanot De mango odnite
SpTlog I~troaler oenne aomp ION en-
of Dem, Der bar gibet BET 9dmle Dan
nebroe" RB i ale 9aUne og paa ale
9dne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10
Soog
Ruis,

gle95eO, 9eIoimelI., fOalenOe eusr
ipntenbe Qtnfalo pe3e ale / ben fam-
me 4etning - en- foritprret 6iert,.
bepe9eIie. st 6ierte. Der er ipagi
eIer f99t, tan lite fulot I'D gre fl
Qrbejoe, pg 8loocirtnlationen for.
itprres. Der er en- Msbicin, Der gioer
M St1rte til 9jertet, M Strait ii,
9ulfen pg 6rin9er m 5orpe til 9in-
oerne og 29berne.
SEQ lcb at S'~afourbetbeO par ipim=
mel ba be fpGl nfc Rnrnemnelier. tor
Smerte l Nlertet pot fraiteslas % nm
Tuls par laa iod9, Of ie7 life tuibe reiie
mig lelu Senqe1. Seq iouot Fl fulos
f%:Pnoist taBemiooel / Or gt;le' 0eart
QUE
q. {. Section.
Rpmnuuo Suh
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

st 2psinftttut efter BRO
|Fesior 5iniens 0tetooe er / oisie 9agc
cabinet / Den Inofranife 9D 2Don.
9nen, Der ligger / en- gone, boOr Gu
pu5 foretommer ret olminoeli9t, ienoz
te for nOgen 3io iiOen TO Eager til
Danmart, og MI bar man iom Iagt
faaet cabinet en- Qpsfuranitalt, iom
uoeluftenoe er inorettet efter oanii
Uleniter og meO banife 4pparuter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

6unorebe 8u9ger. 9ron-
ningen at Stdlien bar beitilt bunoreot
@ugger og 6unoreoe 9prneuoItpr, ION
tai uobeles til lige Iaa mango SAINT
Ter. Der paa famine Dag ION bun Idar
n Spn. gliOer bet mob 6orDentnina
en- 9ige, bill be bunorebe @aber 6libe
ffnnteoe til Wpbre, Der paa iamme
Dag lom 0ronningen letter en- Pigc
/ 8erben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10
Sil a%oniirmanorn.
uO0. al Is. .. aier (Ranmurf).

0enne fife Bog - Y aim. Bog
fiber flor; foripuet meo 9itelblao til
9onfrmanbens Qabn, 6eoiels 8,
Iaa6sz, aouiitmaii0fs0a9 0. +. .,
tiaiae meo e. Imuii Eitelbiaeoe (oen
9obe 6proe) - %inOe9oloer fIers sobe
Smaofort9ainger, Digit 0. m, alt az
pastel iom .et Orb meo ub | 2ipet"
for aonfrmanben.
Den onbefnles til ale, fom bile Sis
pc en- aoniirnnn9 en- life Gave - %
ben er oberorbt"tlig biaig, nemlig
10 Gts. / mutt tiff Omilag, 30 Gts.
/ Sbirtingsbino.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10
MOLINE ORGLER
Stam,ncn.

stammerers 90 auore Saleiell belbrfoes
uebuareno e otter lomme Nfelbooe. Tom III
anrenbes ueb Stots Snitt ute ne europa.
anbefolinaer ira 0elb be { Og olle Splps'
ninaer meooe es hi. M oerat 0onor +.
THE DUKE SCHOOL FOR STAMMERS,
2i6 Grand Ave, Chicago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10
Dr.. Miles
Heart Cure

regulerer l0jertets geOaatlier. poa
Iamme Sio Iom bet itimulerer 5or-
oeielIesor9anerne, foa Der bannea
mt, rigt, rpbt Blob. Der aiper Stnrtt
til bele Qegemet. Sel9es at 4pot6t.
tere unoer @aranti.
9r. Miles' MeOical So. elffart. 5nb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

SoIftoi life fanbsors
ri It. 6ra Moitop tommer ben
glabelige Gfterretning. at @rep SEQ
3olitoi lite er bleoen lanbsforbiit.
9an iiooer ganite rolig hiemme og
i~triDer paa jim M 5ortaliug: "9oem
bar Ret2"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

Den De Get. Oct
fonoonIfe 9lao ct. Sames @a3etts
fortaQer fsI9enoe file 6iitotie.
Gn !6erre fpbte forleoen Dag pad
aStrono", en- At 3onbons 6Opeoga>
Der, for en- Qenup en- 8onoolut, ION
fiuloe inoe6olOe ct giaeoe al 8oerfez
reren DE- Met. De 8pberen liot efter
par tommen uo At 3ren9Ielen og inn
/ en- roligere SibegaOe, uabneOe ban
ao1bolutten. men fanot. at ben par
tom. s ben Nening, at Der %foreloa
Ell 5eiltagelie, penote ban ON % for
talte 0anoelsmanoen, at ban life bap-
De iunoet nogen De Met / i'm 9onpO=
Tut. timber Itabefro Batter fra be om=
itaaenbe, al bpilte be fleite maaIte al
lereOe par blepne narreoe al Den Iniloe
6anoelsmano, ioareoe benne / len.
oonit 8idleft: n9il De Oermeo iige.
at ben furlige -Sarl i9en er n0lupz
pen3"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

Sergentens 9ierne. Sen
mem glaoene guor fglgenoe life Bran.
Der:
Gn engelff Sergent fl / arigen
5noafrita en- &uqle / 6opebet. 9nga
len 6is9 ta9en I'D, o9 Ell Siplte a
6jernen ful9te meo.
9Ggen: gnifer De at faa 9jerne.
itpttet lat ino igen2
S%ergenten: 9at, jeg bar / 6remti.
ben in9en 9rug for bet. - Seq 6ar
fdaet qniettelie / 8rigsminiiteriet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

v3biblsr &c mere2" ipsraar NRrs.
H.onss. u ieQ 9gr lille. Sea toq,
Hrdp Wountoin &c | VI ies; bet Tan
borijaae os ouerli9e Banter fra enbuer
uetbartig 6amilie. SIC. Sper8 geres
ZIP teter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

aaptein 0repfus' Grim
bringer. Som tioligere meooelt,
forbereoer 9aptejn 0repfus uogipelz
len at en- 300, bbis 9itel blioer: u5em
Mar at nit 9io, 1894-99". og toife
9laoe meboeler. at 8ogen Iamtioig bill
uotomme paa 5ranif o9 3pif. @n flor
Del at S%noboloet beitaar at 9dgbogSz
optegneIier fra Opboloet paa 0jGblez
gen. 9isie 0ptegnelIer blep / lin BIB
tonfiiterebe al bebtommenOe @ubers
mr. % oeponerebe / aoloniminiiteriet,
men efter QmneItien LOB ben nuOGrens
be aoloniminiiter 0agbogen uOlepere
til aaptejn 9repfus. 9ogen bill uoa
TONNE BEN /. Waj / Qar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10
Saitlf Sfole.

Gn troente eanif Mianb IT apinbe. ION
ION pnnfaoe ia at unherpiie Bern | COM
mer'erien, D. ifes / Dor areliers Neui9beben
Gm nqrrere llnbe reinino bebes man at
romeuoe ig til lin ertegneoe.
s.. y. Sfnfen,
524 81 bella Ct, Reenab. Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

Strip efter oisie 9pger til
[anIsh Luth. Publ. HCuse,
Blair, llebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

Den frantic premtermi i
|niter. DalbectsR ousieou bar
maattet unberfaite Jig en- fdrlig Opes
ration, og bans Silitanb CT @tritiit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

ariqen Snoofrita. Oct
eneeIlte Cab al bsbe og Iaureoe igen-
mem Iioitlebne Darts Waaneb naar
op til 408 Manb, ltent Der life er
tempet noget bibere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

@erin9en iR uslano. @3ae
rem ifal M til at reformere lnberbiss
n~ingspaienet / Ruslano. 9isie Rez
Formplaner er a~dbenbart ~fremtaIote
oeo neutrality-suspicious. Men -tilUii-
niIter for unoerbisnin9spasnet bar
g3oren talbet - en- General Ban
nobItn. Om Generolen M ftal refor=
mere meo 5bGrb eIer 8og bliper
Sperg5maalet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10
Deroens Vyt.

Song Gonorbs 5elbreo.
Den tpite Specialiit Sir 5elir Ct
mon, DER Iom ertyaorbin9r 9ege bat
beret talot til Song @bparb 7.
2onoon. ertlerer, at De foruroligenbe
J3pgter ON 5ilIteoebGrelie at &rpft
Songens Strube, er albeles ugrunbe=
be.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

Rem gorfs qengemogt.
Oct baloofieisle glab / garis "Gours
rier be Sour" srflerer, at Qeip Yori
er gsroens iterIte pen9emurfeb, og al
be 5oreneoe Stater er / Stanb til
at t~ontroaere ale De eprop9iIfe Can
,0es 6inansp0ien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

Spans Magt. aonOon er
man o%perbebiit ON. at Sapan bpr bape
bele 26ren for ben f~ineiifte ariIes III
pargning. 6apbe Sopan lite truet
Ruslanb inbirefte meo en- arig, bois
WunT6uriz5 rdttaten bar bleoen I'M
Oertegnet, hapoe auslanO n9ppe funz
BET Ig / bet tineiiffe Qfilag.
5orDprigt p%aaitaas bet fra bellin=
oerrettet japaneiiit Sibe, at Sdpan
ilet life bar ieHbt Ruslano nogen III
timatumzlignenb Note.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

6nafanb og &anoIen. Oct
brittle tOenrigsminiIterium pil if'e
tiaaoe, at be 5oreneoe Slater for SIS.
paatO9 Jig at fuloenbe Hummelshine,
len. Oct OilDe nemIig itrioe imob
@la1tons8ulpers 3ruttoten, iom Gngs
lano 10 nu 6olOer fig til, oa bet life
tunoe fdd s6ap Yduneefote 3rdftaten
igennem / Den meo bets 2nifer item
men0e 5orm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

& rio ger ON q ri q 9rpiis
tent ariiger bar i SnterDien / Iii
reebt meooelt, at 9oerne pil tempe I'll
Iioite gloosoraabe for 8epu6littcrnes
llafbanqigbeo. 9oerne er piaiqe til.
Iaaoe ariiger. at gre tore Snoremz
melier og bringe ct 6pert 0Fer Blot
for al fire fig llaf6angi9beo. ga
oennes Opnaaelie pit for Spbairita
betDoe en- beitanoig 6reos 9ntte.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-18
Mississippi OMleers Cremated.

OXFORD, Miss. Nov. 1S.-.Joln r.
Montgomery, deputy United States
marshal pro tenl., Il respected citizen
of Oxford, and Deputy United States
Marshal Hugh Montgomery of Ponto-
toe left here Saturday for the purpose
Of arrcsting VIII Mathis. an alleged
counterfeilcr and moonshiner, who
lives twelve miles east of this place.
Early Sunday morning Montgomery's
horse was found standing at the gate
of Curdy Hall, peighbor of Mathis,
and Mathis house burned to the
ground. Upon further investigation
two partially burned bodies were found
in the ashes of the burned building,
which have been identified as the re-
mains OF the deputy marshals. John
A. Montgomery's horse has not yet
been found. md it is supposed thnt
Mathis made his escape on him after
the men had been killed and the house
set ON fire,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-18
FATHER.
C0NNELLY HOME.

Rov. John Connolly Chancellor of tha
Diocese OF Wilmington WAS givon u
royal welcome h0mg lat evening.
The greeting" was most CO dial. and
speeches wsro made by Peter J. Ford on
the part OF the oongrega ion. and was re-
vponded TO by the returning priest,
Father Connolly arrived In New York
>pn the steamer Celtic on Saturday. and
{ NM met at the dock Ivy Edward II. Brsn.
han, Owen j. Hessinn and John f. Heaiey
b committee from ST. Paul's parish. Ye:-
terdhy was spent in tina city, aud IN the
Afternoon tho party started for Whining
Ton.
: 1t 6.45 o'clock, Father Connolly was
again greeted by a largo delegation Of tho
congregation and a hearty welcome ex-
tended. From the Froneh street sta ion
bs was escorted In cab to tho pstochial
residence In time to be abe to celebrate
the solemn vespers.
He was assisted In the service by the
Rev. T. j. Hughes As deacon and tho
Hsv. Joseph A. Kelley Bishop Monaghan
occupied seat In the sanctuary. Nil.
tard's vespcrs In + was sung by the choir
In an excellent manner.
Immediately after vespers a reception
followed In the basement of the church
which was crowded to the doors.
Bishop Monaghan first spoke and OK.
tended heartfelt welcome to the priest
10 his old home
Peter J. Ford next spoke for the con
sregation. Father Connolly then respond
ID In fesllng address. Songs Of WELDON )
wore sung by the choir. When Father
Connelly had flushed speaking the
eudisnce crowded about him and each In
tnrn shook him BY the hand The
Benevolent Pioneer Literary Association
OF which Father Conueily ID chaplain
surnod out large delega Ion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-18
CATTLE, AND
BARN BURNED

Media. Nov 1S.--The massive
stone and frame barn on the county
farm was burned to the ground
about 3 O. clock on Saturday morn :
Ing, a,d The blaze is believed to
!shv. OssT fie work of an incendi
ary. Fourteen cows, one bull. sew.
en- calves aud one hoi Sc were burn =
ed to death. Five horses were got
ten out with difficulty and saved.
The blaze started in the lower
part Of tho building, apparently In
The COW stable. and when Steward
James Barker and his family we're
awakened BY the noise Of the i'm
prisoned animals. the building was
. roaring furnace.
Besides the cremating Of the ami.
mails there were about sixty bush.
!of wheat. forty tons OF hay many
bushels OF oats, and lot Of corn
fodder. A moving machine, and a
few Of the smaller wagons were all
that were saved. The blaze were
seen ior m lies aronnd.
This 10 the fourth time the barn
on the County house has been burn
ed during the past 30 years. The
structure was practically new,
having been built less than 3 years
-ago. The cost was over $4,000. The
loss is estimated at about 10000,
fully covered by insurance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-18

LONDON, Nov. 1S.--An eXtraOrdina-
ry demonstration of pr0-Boerism Is re-
ported by IL Brussels newspaper. A
Dutch fishing boat belonging to Ymut-
den while off Nielngen lightship. in
the North sea, pretended to be in dis
tress and approached British smack.
Thirteen fishermen from the Dutch
boat boarded the British craft and at
tackled the crew of the latter, shouting
"Long live the Beers" Several of the
Britishers were wounded. 1t is alleged
that before making the attack the
Dutchmen locked their captain in his
cabin. The British smack succeeded in
escaping and arrived ut Ostend. where
the captain lodged complaint with
the British consul.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-18
CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

Deaths in Camden, N. j., from lock.
Jaw following vaccination now num-
Der five.
In its second test at Sandy Hook the
Gathmann gun failed to fulfill the pre-
dictions made for it.
A memorial tablet marking the site
of the battle of Fort Washington in
New York city was unveiled.
The southwestern express on the
Northern Central railway was wrecked
by dynamite near York, Pa.
Henri Fournier lowered the worlds
motor record for a mile to 81 4.5 sec.
onds in the automobile races on Coney
Island boulevard.
Commissioner General POwderly's
annual report shows that more than
half a million aliens arrived in the
United States during the last year.
Yale defeated Princeton ut football,
70 to 0; Cornell defeated Columbia, "a
to 0; Harvard defeated Dartmouth, 27
to 12, and Pennsylvania defeated Car.
isle Indians, 18 to IA.