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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26
u OALlCYI..

LWOW. IL Grudnla odbYl
sie v sail ratuszowei waelki vice
kotiet polskich. U~rzqdseo,em lego
aaiat SIG kom,te', do kt6rego nale~
"a oan,e: Msrya Bleiska. Zofa
Chmurowiozowa, Bronlslawa Cho,
todecka, ~Antonips Gawrobska,
Anna Lewicka, Anna Nenmano~a,
Wiktorys N,edsialkowska, .Zohs
Odrzywolska, Zoia Strsa&kowsk* i
Marya Wolska. w odezwie. sw.-
&ulaoei ten vice, komitet povia-
d.:
,,Ur9gajace wszelkim uczuciom
spra wledl,wo6cl wyroki prusklch
v&adz " ToruDiu, i Gniezaie obu-
rzy}y ca}v oYwil,sovsny tv,at.
|<Siowa pooieohy ola o6ar brutalnet
SHY, pomoc m~aterYalna j zacheta
do w~ytrwatosc, 40 dis hssiem
nietylks w6r6d 1zerokich obsza.
row STEM Polski, ale /: daieke poza
granicami Piastdw l Jagiellonow
izielnio.
.,Polkil Wa.ak nam 20 STAG
zwartym szeregiem " obronie u
cienionych. W obronie zasad mo-
ralao6ci sp6leoznei, nam stanac
prxy sztandarze narodowej god
nosci. Me zapominajmv. Re navel
~zelaznes ramie. Bismsrcka, ktory
pr6oz Boga nixogo SIG ME bal;
drzalo ma -mysl o polsk,ch kobie-
tach". j
Ma wieou, na kt6rem przesz}o
tyslao kohlet sic zgromadzi}o, POI
stsnowlopo. wyelad manifest do
kob,et polsk,ch " Ameryce Eu-
rop,e Z opisaniem ostatoich zajst
" Ksisstw,e Po.nahskiem. ..s,.
R6wniet poetauowiono bojko-
towae wssystkie n'em,eokie wyro-
by, niemieckie sxkolv, . escxe-
e6lnodol niemieokie pisma oods,eo-
40 i humorYstYozne.
j. - p
DIVA POMNIKI ozdobi.
wkr6toe miasto Z6lkiew, siedsibe
long, kr6la Jana Ill. p. Stan,s|aw
Emil Csapek] srtYsta r.eEb,srs
przedsosyt komitetowi m. zdlkwi,
ro1Disujaoemuj konkurs % pomn,ki
krd'a sob,eskiego i stanissawa
z6lkiewskiegoydva proiekty, ktdre
syskaiy jtesdlnnogtosns aprobate ko~
mitetu. W sklad komitstu wcho.
dsill miedsy innymi PIP. ezu-
mlA,hski, s .starostaa %tIdttlaewski
Maoiulski burm,strs. Tsrmin w.
konanls obu pomnik61 osnaozono
No dsieh l maja, 1909. Roboty
kam,ssn'alarskiev sokoao~ pomn,k6s
xykona4pan Alsksandslr Zagorski.
) Il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26
SLAsK.

CZYTELNICY easst gdrno-
tlaskich do~iedEiswssy sie o IL
seie eisnkiewiss. y sprawie pro-
cesu wrzesihskiego, samiessosone-
60 " ,,Csasie" pitmie Krakow
,kiem. a wydanego y oeebnej cd"
b'toe. g'oss4: mech kosstuje 60
chce, bylebyGmy GO nisli. Me
stan,e sig prawdopoIobnie Welding
ich wolf, 'gdyt " Prusach tego
listu ogtsszat ME wo!no.
Wtelu zsmo4-
u:ejssych przemystovc6w 1ak do
nosza do gaset. powxislo podobno
zamiar powydalai robotnik6w
Nlemc6w 70 swyoh fabrYk l "a
k'addw przemyslowyoh. a xsstaplt
ich robotnikami G6rno6lesakami
lab Wielxepolansmi. W tym celr
u"aio sle kilku do Westfalii mad
Rem, gdsie 90 gl6wne centra ro-
botaik6w polskich.
ZALE6IE. Dxish 1s Listopa-
ia by}'dla gospodarza Jana Jaio-
wego dniem wielkiego n,eszcze-
6c'a. Jalcwy midci} do po&udnia
ma"zyna zbo4s W stodole, pr.y~
czem poch~yc,}a maszyna Is let
nia dzie~czyne, c6rke brata jego,
, stras.n,e j. p%okaieosy}a. ta@ 70
m usiano zatadat pomocy ~lekarskie].
Pc posudniu tego samego dnia
ceekato JA}owego ]eszcze wieksze
n'eszcze6cie. Gdy Gig BOWEN
snatdowall wszyscy " stodole.
wybpcbf " n,ewytlomaexony dotsd
eposdh potar obiaf caiy dom
mieszkalnv wra. ohlswami. W
Okla mgn'en,u przeni6e&: sis ogieh
ma sas.edni dom m.eszkalnY szwa-
gra jegp F'erlynanda Gnielki. Oba
budynk, paiay o6ara plomieni, oraz
wszYstko sisne, s&oma l DUO tego-
rocznego zboka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

LICZBA mlesskano6w Kr6l.
Hutv stale wzraeta. Welding osta.-
niego sp,eu do pedatku doohodo..
wego wykasafo sic 6s,31a dusr.
Zesz}ego roxu bylo se,e74a miesz-
kahe6w, tax, 10 " roku liczb
wzros}a o 1888.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

kAGIEWNIKI y. Bvtom,em.
" sobote, dnia ID I'm. epad& Z
rusztowan'a l5-letni cb{op,ec Szko-
llk. zatrudnlony prey budovie tu"
t~ejsze] novel szkoly, tax bie"
s>cze6llwle. ze we dyooh godzlnach
umnr{. So. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26
Po1ska pod hoss I al d |,

(Po1ska pod Aostal g !
NIE TYLKO y Prusaoh h
tujs po1skle d,leoi tr.ym.js Pc
w'esieniaohh ppelet4s m'od.letk. Otto :
pod .abcp re,Jlst'ego tvieto
nadobodsi wiadomo66 nastepu]1ca:
Y vie1'ea'u r,sd'i.' e'manasy..
l,sts Kraier.> aressto wany "a uds'sf
" K6lkach sauoksstaleenta D<i.
vice dni .rzy many byl on y n'eo-
pa)anYm pokoju. sandarmi grosl
mu r6.gami. Pred weswaniem go
do psesokt3x kxs>ho sssr4p11 w63-
ks.a I'm ss'one de ppos , !',''' Ma. Pre-, ::
tokdln prae.et wcale ME czitane~
20. 70 powroc,sz cd eedzIego aled~
c1eqo, n}ods,eniec trap,t sic, cay
ME saszkod.lt komu podpieaniem
nieczytanego protoz6fa. To 60
doprowadsl}o do takiego rozstroju
nerwoweso, 10 rosblws.y okno
.p~odetznel sooie. ask}en gardto i "
pare dni umsr{ v ~strasznych me-
Ostatnie Oh vile kora-
iaceqo .atrsf rosyisxi .o6cer tan-
darmski Klado, usiiuiac coz 1esz-
oze wydobyt cd k%onajacegc.
OCHOCZEWSKO, pow. Scsy-
growski. - Jeden ~w@oscian,
BIZ. do ubogi, wykopal M s~o'm
gsunc,e garnet pesen .letych j
monet ! cza:6w cesa-
Kalarzyny lIej Skarb ma
wartoi6 okoto 1000 rubl1. B,edak,
oba viajae sic podelrzeh. .swlado~
mil 9 zoale.ionych pieni4dsaoh
adminlstracY]ne, q ponie~
vat stwierdsouo, to ds,ad znalascy
byt bardzo bogaty. q iednak ME
pozostawi} ladneao msjatku. co
pozwala domydla6 sig. 10 skarb
by{ "a gruncie wtas-
oym, wladze v ca{o6ci oddaiy
~snala.cv. kt6ry pewne
;ch c.e66 o6arowaf ma eerk.ew
m,e)scowa. q sasiadom dai katdemu
pc jednym rublu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

6ZOPIENICK. M linii kole'
s,elce- Bendsin sdarsyso sie stra,s.-
ne n~'es.e.eto.e. y i.apyn 1Ev.-
gen6w 8ciei klasv pedr6sni ogrse~
wall sob'e k.we na mss.ynce
bend.ynowei. N.r.s hendsyna
eksplodowafa okamgu'roiu va"
gop cs&y4 stansf " piomieniacb.
Gdy wresscie pooiag zatrzymano
-, n,es.cssdl,~ym ~po6p1essono "a q
tuaek. 7 pedr6taIeA iut1 ME- Aglo,.
!! siedn'u ,nnyeh eees 81 .cisttie
rany.
" FABRYCE pspisrn "
Podgorse eksplodowal kociel. Re-
botnlk Bis:ak straelf ma mietseu
tycie, dwsj lunl robotnicy odnle-
81 ciezkie rany, c,terech lzaj'se.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

T1LNO. - Poeta roxglo6ny,
a tfomacz piezf6wnanY Schilie. :,
Byrons i ,nnYch, redaktor .,Ku"
ryera ,Wilensk'ego," A.. e. Ody-
nice, doczekal eie pompika ". VII
ME W ko6,,ele 6w'etego Jana.
,.Wdzieozoy synow'ec" (dodajemy
naw,asem: T4deuszj wsp6}wla6ci~
cial Kumelan " powiecie oszmlana
skim ,iobok kt6rych, " Glejstanacb,
przyszed} ma SWAT A. E.. Odyn,ec)
sumption w}asnYm w.n,6sf to
piekna pamlatke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

BYTON1A. - w xeszss
sohote ISAIAH tut.j wielk, potar.
kt6ry ~suisscsy} diva gospodarstws
i 3 stodol n~aleteoYoh nodlakom:
Miesska, Stefsn Diugs], Pawel
smitowskt. >stodo&5 byfy peine to-
yoroo.nego sn,we, byiy Y Mich
tatte rolniese massYnY / narssdsi..
Wskutek tego stratY ~ wielkle,,
DO ~niekt6rsy MIG hyll woale, sabes'
l.oseni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

tEEF3fB8 .f agl5 &t&.-# "-rr - a
szoB1szow1CR. W d.ied
sadussny byio tu poe ,nne lats rek s
witlne nabotsdstwo - dusss v
osylou oierp,aoe po polsku:' W
tym roku gdv Gig m'alo odby6 ns-
boisk stwo, prsYprowadsone prses
naucsycisl nasse dsiatki sskolne
do koioiola ipiswaiv po niemtecku.
2 tego sle paraAsnie bardso smu'
oil. Pr.sciet tofdla ms d'let
blraso 1aanY. dlartsgoiny .sis Oh
spod,IlHsIE'. ) al, ~ psshoa'a'
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
FATAL FIRE AT ST. JOSEPH.
Many Young Women Hemmed within
BlazlnR Sh0A EactOrX.

st. Joseph. Mo-. March 1S.-Search of
the ruins of the Noyes- Norman factory
fire resulted in the finding of but two
bodies that have been identified. They
are Miss Nora Bates and Louise Blon-
deau. n portion of another body, be-
lievcd to be that of woman. was
found. but there Is no telling the iden-
tity of the victim. says the coroner.
Considerable difficulty was expert
cnced in getting mt the bodies. 1t was
late before the fire died down suffi-
cicntly to begin work. and then it was
discovered that the heavy iron work
of the structure made progress slow.
1t was learned that there was but one
fire ESCAPE from the seventh floor of
the building. There were at least -
girls on this floor. One of the girls
who says she was the last to leave this
floor. says there We're probably five or
six other girls left behind when she
went down the fire escape and she
thinks all perished. The fire had
burned II minutes before the alarm
was given tn the girls on the top floor
and the excuse was made that the en-
plOyes expected to put out the flames
and gave the alarm when they found
they could not do 40.
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
MANI BADLY HURT.
ROCK ISLAND PASSENGER WRECKED
NEAR GRAND JUNCTION, IA.

I.ooss Rail Supposed to Have Caused the
Disaster--Trstn WaS Running IT Full
Speed When the Accident Occurred.
Three Cosohss Gso Into Ditch.
Grand Junction. Ia. March 49,
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific pas
senger train, No. 2. north bound, was
wrecked yesterday two miles from this
place. The tender. the mail car and
three passenger coaches went into the
ditch. turning on their sides. and are
now lying in a shallow, pool OF water.
The locomotive remained upon the
track. A score or more of the pas
sengers were injured. several OF them
being seriously hurt. The injured:
Celia Webble. Patton, Ia. arm brOk-
EN-. condition serious.
Mrs. Hall. Stuart, Ia. serious.
G. r. Grant. Fort Dodge. superin-
tendent OF Mason City and Fort
Dodge railway. serious.
David Mexican. Pomeroy. Ia. seri-
GUS internal injuries.
A. M. Mexican. Perry. Ia, foot
crushed.
G. A. Ladder. Des Moines. slight.
w. l.. McNeai. Fort Dodge. hurt
about head.
Lee York. Des MOines. back hurt.
w. d. Phillips. nose broken.
I. l.. McCook. Des Moines, cut over
eye. not serious.
I. w. YOcum. Des Moines. bruised.
Fred Bullen. Des Moines, leg hurt.
William Ballantine, Des Moines, arm
cut. back hurt.
F. A. Luther, Grand Junction. hurt
internally.
Richard Wiltze. face cut
Several others whose names could
not he learned were more Or less pain
fully injured.
The train was running at full speed
when the accident occurred. A loose
rail is supposed to have caused the
wreck.
Strangely enough. all of the train
men escaped serious injury and they.
badly hurt lent immediate aid to the
injured. Richard WiltZe OF Grand
Junction ran back to the depot here
for assistance. Five surgeons were
sent to the scene of the wreck on
hand ears. The passengers who were
less seriously injured walked back
to this city and those who We're unable
to walk were brought in on n
stretcher improvised by connecting the
two hand cars with farm gate,
nailed fast.
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
MISSOURI TOWN BURNS.
Bismarck Almost Wiped Ont Of Existence
by Fire.

by Fire.
st. Louis. March 19.-The little town
of Bismarck. Mo-. situated 75 miles
from st. Louis on the Iron Mountain
railroad. was almost wiped out of e.
istence by fire yesterday. Lending
business houses and many residences
were burned. The loss IL estimated
at S1OO.OOO. with very little insurance.
The fire started in a barber shop
and spread rapidly in all directions.
The inhabitants of the place Mere
without means Of lighting the flames
and were compelled to stand by help
lessly and witness the destruction of
their property.
A gale from the southwest drove the
flames forward irresistibly and carried
into space the flaming pieces of cindcrs
that. falling OH roofs. started new fires.
jumping streets and blocks. There
were only n few water buckets and II
scant supply of water with which to
fight the flames. which swept on until
forced to stcn by lack of material.
The Iron Mountain railroad divides
the town and the west side escaped.
All the bnild!nCs wcr" frame. nHd
insurance rates being high. very lit
tie insurance was carried. Many have
lost their all. and II feeling of helpless
ness pcrvadcs the community.
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
INDIANA TOWN FIRE SWEPT.
Only Ten buildings In Village of Memphis
Left Standing.

Seymour. Ind. March I9.-Thc en-
tire village of Memphis. II place -. + 800
inhabitants. and located ~ miles south
of here. was destroyed 10y fire ycster-
day and many of the people are with
out shelter or food. The property loss
Is over SIJO.OOO.
The lire started from II sp, rk from
IInuS' stnve factory nud In less than
an hour the entire town was in flames.
Many head Of cattle and several
horses were burned. Scvcnty-tivc
dwellings were burned and only ten
were left s~rdm=. Several hundred
persons were sheltered last nght III
farm houses and barns. hut scores
were Obliged 10 remain mp all night
from lack of shelter.
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
LecAL lrfus.
Easter SundAy-April 7.

Easter Sunday-April ].
April 10 has been designated by Gov.
ernor Orman a. Arbor Day.
The Gilpin Trsmway company are en-
joying an increased ore traffic at the
present time.
A fine program has been arranged for
the Easter Sunday services TO be held at
st. James. NJ. E. church, this city.
Miss Effie Tower, Of Denver, lady
modiste at the New York store, has re-
turned and will remain here during the
spring and summer.
A st. Paul, Minnesota, special to the
Denver Republican says that Denver re-
mains in the Western League, and that
Colorado Springs will also be member.
The special was signed by D. c. Packard.
Central City Camp No. sos, Woodmen
Of the World, will give Post Lenten
ball on Monday evening. April 8, 1901, at
Armory hall, this city. Tickets s1.OO
each. The music will be furnished by
the Opera House orchestra. Purchase
ticket and heip your Neighbors along.
Rudolph Fuelcher, formerly OF this
city, was visitor here yesterday. He
has purchased . ealoon at Periso at
which place he will make his head
suaters hereafter.
Boulder Herald: The coal miners OF
the northern district have issued an ap.
peal to the public through Charles Dun
can, stating that they are willing to set-
tie the strike but that the Northern
Coal Company are unwilling to do 80.
As tho Herald understands the situa-
tion Mr.. Duncan wants the coal company
to recognize the United Mine Workers
OF America. This the Northern Coal Go.
refuses to do. 1t is however, 80 we are
told, willing to recognize any local or
state union, but will brook no interfer-
ence from an outside union.
"Wearing of the Green" ives 10 order
last Sunday-St P,trick's day in Gilpin
county.
Next Saturday Gus RAedy will cease
carrying the daily mail between here and
Yankee, west of this city, the route hav-
ing been changed via Idaho Springs.
Grau's Opera company, last Saturday
evening, presented Sousa's great success,
lei Captain at the opera house in this
city. 1t was rendered in a very pleasing
manner to good audience who were ap
preciative. This fact was attested by
the applause received by those taking
part in it.
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
TO PROTECT BAIZ.
United states Will stand Bshiud veuex-
uel1n Consular Agent.


Washington. March l9.-The state
department. through Minister LOOmis.
recently lodged most vigorous pro-
test to the Venezuelan government
against further Interference with Mr..
Baiz. the United States consular agent
ut Barcelona. Venezuela. 1t knows
nothing of the last reported infringe
mcnt of his liberty. but it is presumed
that the affair is connected directly
with the troubles which led to the fir Il
protest.
IgnntiO NJ. BalZ IL not citizen of the
United States, fact that may add to
the difficulty which, our government
will experience In protecting him. as
it Is determined to do. He was born
in st. Thomas and is 4 Danish citizen
80 far as Is known here. but having
an exepuatur issued by the Venezuelan
government recognizing him as II
United States consular agent. the
state department has decided that he
is entitled to the protection of the
United States government. 1t appears
that he IL engaged In business and be-
came involved In trouble with Vcnc-
s.uclan military by resisting an attempt
10 collect II forced loan from him.
More than n month ago the state lie
partment forwarded its instruction to
Minister I.nomS to represent TO the
Venezuelan government that these an
moving interfcrcnccs with our official
must cease. but 40 far no results have
nnprHrrd
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
AT REST IN TOMB.
VAST ourpovRiNo pAvs LAST rot.
0uTE TO GENERAL HARRISON.

| Fifteen Theasand Psrsons Gather st the
Gravs--sinpis Services 1t Church snd
Toosb--Presidsat McKinisy sne Other
indianapolis. March 1S.-In ths
center Of a hollow square composed Of
fully 1900 of his fellow citizens, the
vemains of Benjamin Harrison were
yesterday Inferred in the family lot in
Crown Hill cemetery. Close by the
grave were the members OF his family.
President Mckinley and other wis.,
itOrs of distinction and the more inti-
mate friends Of General Harrison.
Back distance Of 80 yards behind
ropes guarded zealously by large
force Of police stood with uncovered
heads the great multitude who knew
him not SO well as did they who stood
beside the freshly upturned earth, but
who admired him full as much. 1t
Is doubtful II any public man. ut least
In this generation. was borne to his
last resting place among SO many man
ifestations Of respect. or passionate
grief there was little beyond the mem
hers Of his family. but the tribute OF
respect was universal. 1t came from
ali alike. from those Of his own polit-
teal fnith and from those who differed
with him concerning what is best for
the nations good. from men who have
been his lifelong friends and from
those who knew him mercgN by sight
mad to whom he never spoke. 1t came
from women and children. from white
and black. from all conditions and
kinds Of people. There was no excep-
tion anywhere to the expression that
the nation had lost one Of it's ab!est
men aud the greatest man OF his gen
Grafton in his own state.
BY the grave stood the chief magis-
trate Of the nation and behind the
ropes were all the street arabs of Cen
eral Harrison's city-evcry grade of
human life in America. between the
two. was repres 'nted In the crowd
and in them all there was but the one
fceling-that man had died who was
honest at all times with himself and
with others aud whose ability and
character were such az the nation
could Ill afford to lose.
The weather was unsurpassablc.
bright sunlight-the warm breath Of
spring in every breeze. and yet in the
air a touch of winter that brought the
blood to the cheek and sparkle to the
eye.
The services at the church and the
grave We're simple in the extreme. all
in most excellent taste and. like the
proceedings Saturday. there was an
utter absence Of friction I'm every thing
thnt WAS done All was well ordered
and well performed.
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
Earl ii u Physical wreck.

pclilng, March iS,-'rhc health of III
Hung Chang Is again Il ma,trr of grave
consideration Ia, the ministers oI the
powers. Mr.. Rockhill. the American
special commissioner who visited
Earl III yesterday says he IS u physi-
cal wreck aud apparently in state
Of utter collapse, although mentally
aS bright ~ ever Mr.. hockhiil would
not h" surprised 30 hear oi his death
~ any moment, The removal Of III
Hung Chung hy death or any o,nrr
.3Iusc wou'& hc very nfortGnat" nj tie
lmnsnnL lImn.
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
RICH sTockMAN MURDERED
Arapahoe Brown of Wyoming Cremnted
After Being ButcIered.

Cheyenne. wy. March lS.-Arapa-
hoe Brown. one of the wcalthiest
stockmcn In northern Wyoming. wa"
murdered in cold blood and his body
partially destroyed by fire last week.
The scene of the ticndish crime was
on Powder river. nj n lonely ranch
house many miles from the nearest
habtaton. Brown left Buffalo II
week ago 10 90 to the ranch to look
after some stock that he WAS ranging
on shares with two men. The two
men have been arrested ut Buffalo,
charged with tho murder. and the au-
ihortcs are probing the matter thor.
oughly.
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
FIRE STARTS IN TWO JOINTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Binn" at Kansas
Cty I.u, Mysterious origin.

Kansas city. March Is l'irr de
stroyrL al Of the buildings IN tine
block humayd by Flfth amd "iNth
streets aud Kansas nHd Scott avenues
Ia the Armomdalc district Of Kansas
'ltv. kan. at midnight.
Two fires started >imultll "ullsly in
two joints. nur Of which was located
M firrh aud Kansas avrau" and Tho
other nt sixth ard Kansas avenue.
aud both Hrcs snrcnd ia Hdiuiniul
buildings and destroyed eight oN"l.
mg- aud II liver! stable. Tr" rnu-
tents "f All the buildings. iucluIn,s
sis livery horses, were destroyed. TIE
cnusos ~ IT," fires are unknown. 1hs
luss H. estimated al S5n.nnu
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
bird

In Nevadaville, Gilpin county. Colorado
March < 1891. of pneLmunia, Thomas
Glare, aged - years.
Deceased leaves a wife and six Child
ron. The funeral was Wednesday morning
from st Mary Church Of the Assump
tion in Central City. at . o'clock In.
tcrm-nt was ma le in the Catholic cem
etery.
In Russ N Gu!cI. Colorado. March -
1871. Il ,brItI, son Of Mr.. ani Mrs
John Lpyato, aged > months and
day.
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
MOB veNGEANcEoN WOMAN
Suspected OF TheTt. y Tennessee N-gress Is
Shot to Death,

Nashville. Tenn. March 1S.-A ne
gro woman named Ballie CTutchield.
who lived near Rome. Smith county.
was murdered last night by mob
that visited her home about midnight.
She was taken from her cabin and
carried To bridge over Round Lick
Creek. Her hands having been tied
behind her. she was shot through the
head. and her lifcless body was thrown
into the creek.
The corMler's jury returned verdict
that she camp to her death at the
hands of unknown parties. She was
suspected of lootiiig n pocketbOOk OF
$40 which had been lost.
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
Gets imprisonment for Life.

Washington. March Private
john II. Schmidt company \. Thirty
sixth volunteer infantry. was con
rictrd by court-marilal ut Llngnynn.
l.. l.. of murder and sentenced to death
10y hanging. The president has com
mrt"d the sentence to dishonorabc
discharge and confinement at hard
labor for life. The pcui:cntnry at
Fort i.CaNcnwnrih Kan. has brcn dos
.-maird rs the pllcr Of confinement
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
D,rnuI,l..I,nn,, un,, 4, a.,

Paris. March ~ i'lul Dcroulctr
hn, trlrSrnphrd n friend that the soc
ruGs Of Andrr I:nGct told his own
crpnds that i;u'rrl had resolved. N
r,rW nf his Christian principles. Ia
allow pcrluIrhr 30 Hr' IN the pro-
posed Gurl without his G;unru return.
ing tho Dire. II would therefore.
have been cnwndicc on the part of
D"rpulrlr to insist upou carrying on
,ar duel
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
r.,..i ,..,i.r w,,,,,,,I.

Manila. March ~. force com.
minded b. Captain Shauks "r the
Eighteenth United states Infantry has
had an engagement with the followers
Of binrinD. noted THgnl leader. in
rapiz province, island of 'unay. TWO
of tl" rrbals were killcd und three IN.
slulug Dinrinu were Wounded
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
I.ynchin. Feared Al Pontiac.

routln. HIS March Is. The guards
about the all have b"cm Increased
and II j. Stlll feared nm attcmul may
hr made to lynch to John Kirk. who as
snrllrd Mnlm" Craig. aged ~. NJ Fair.
bury. Yesterday KRIS examination
l. set for thig afternoon.
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
U,rih of ~ i.b K.il.rp,

llarpswrll. Me. Mnrrh is l,"r.
Eliinh Kellogg, author gmd prrn"n"r,
who's" fame rested "u his hooks for
boys aud h. composition. "SpnrinciI.
Ia tlIr GlndiGtors." which nearly every
school hoy has learned ut some tlnir.
died ~ h. home yesterday IN his SStn
Trar.
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
win nv. nuiirl. In r.d y

Osl>nlnn-u. la. March 80 IT, H.
Drake. a lhrnrr. was Yesterday rourd
dead In hs house five miles north of
Rose iIill with i've bullets IN his
body Drake was wealthy aud WAS
sunwn to have cash about the plarr
lie lni been lead three days or more
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
Tea: Tca.,

y refreshing cup. The cup to truly
cheer must be of the bes. quality, prop
erly cured and dried. The Sauer. Nc
Shane Mercantile company will supply
Your demand in this.
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
nnr.rfr...r ~ . tn sl.r Trn.,

New York. March ~. i. l.. Morgan
( 10. lmvc confirmed the statement
that tIic lake IRON mines. rnIiwUy> and
lake transportation lines, owned hy
John y. Horl,"frllcr, are to b" tutrn
10y The fnit"l Siu,r> steel corpora.
lion.
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
Married.

In Central City. Colorado, March II,
1901, Justice Thomas Hooper oiliciat.
ing Antonio Andr-tta and Miss Lula
Rosetti, both of Nugget. Gilpiu
county, Colorado.
No cards.
Gilpin observer., 1901-03-21
Born.

In Central City. Colorado, March H.
1901. to the wife OF James Mitchell,
n 10 pound son.
Grandpa Louis Zuegi reports mother
and son getting along nicely.