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Naturalization Cefsn, uno elm elder 9anp, obsrz
5alb 8oponstopu, uur SIS pro WlOnat, ooer iur
5000 an perfauien; $500 9adr; Der Ret unter lti3s
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StraBe, Baltimore.
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Stuot Baltimore miro Der unter3sibnett gsrDalter
Sreita0 Q, ben 4. 5unuar 1901, Radmittaeg 4
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psrfnufen:
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timer Gntfsrnuuq bon elm SuHoert uno eli 6ub
pttli9 bon Der 9loroipetaGde Der 0orts unb 2i0btz
strabe, uno Damn fpetlid fb ertrsdeno, ~artnJtno
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@ertaufsbebineuuqsn: Gin Srittel gaar, Der Rsf
mad iebs uno Jtp0lf Moraten, oor Naes 9aar,
mad 8,liebtn beg &dnftrs; Grto!t5abluneen fnO
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Sog 9aQsrbaus Rr. i'll, Oft.Gtrmansgtras
bier Stodrerte, Keller unS unterfeltr; Dor ,aaliass
2i6t unp Glepatcr etc. Radsufraeen bel Gbas.
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Ee1lanat i'm Maaemeimen.
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StelItgefu3:
Gin iunaer Maun, q Sabre alt, Der enelii6tn
urb otutittu Spratt in @ort unb S6rift ma
(udt paieno, Se9dftigung. glaH aorsifre unttr
,W. r. an oi: Expedition Didts gl1ttes.
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Der 9entf6e Gorrelponoent'
Mittupd5, ben 2. Sannar 1901.
Mm &rems.
Gin paliions : Romaa aus Soer'
Wmmergdu.

Bon W iG6tfmiHe rsn atIIetH'
(Sortiesuna)
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-06-06
w. n. Street went to Duluth (
business this week.

w. r.. Street went to Duluth on
business this week.
Windows and doors at rock boston,
prices at Swed back ~.
Il j. M. Markham made business
"trip to ST, Paul this week.
When You want anything ID the. line
of plumbing call on T Mccnaig q L I'D.
Get your stove wood of E. @. Cid
den. Delivered on short notice. Tele.
phone so.
DIR. Arnold's Cough Killer for asth-
ma cannot be equalled. rs. B. Giles
| pie, Guthrie Center, La.
Stove wood delivered on short
notice. Telephone 80, or call up the
stlittle red wagon. 81
i. B. Olson's confectionery store is
headquarters for strawberries, Or
anges, lemons and bananas.
For sash, doors and all kinds Of
building lumber go to b. j. Swed-
back. Prices greatly reduced.
The daughter, aged years, OF John
Pogne died at the family residence
Tuesday morning of diphtheria.
Preserving season is now upon us.
i handle all kinds of the choicest
fruits and make that a specially. l..
B. Olson.
LOST Black hound, tan spots; an
swers to the name of Don. Suitable
reward will be paid on return to Mrs.
f. w. Rhoda.
Lutheran services in the court house
hall next Sunday at 1890 O'Clock a.
m. Everybody cordially invited. John
Wilmann, pastor.
Patrick Meehan, formerly of Thief
River Falls, was a visitor in the city
yesterday. He was closing up some
business matters with parties.
Mrs. Smith will be unable, on ac-
count of i'll health, to lecture on Sun
day evening next. One week hence
she will address our people for the
last time during the summer.
NOTTC1s--The regular meeting of
Major Wilkinson Circle No. 81, G.
As. r., will be held at Salvation Army
hall on Saturday, June 8, at 2 o'clock
p. m. Mrs. G. e. Bailey, President.
Skerback & Co. Is great 1-ring show
will exhibit in Bemidii ON the ball
grounds Saturday afternoon and even
ing, June s. 1t is a railroad show re-
ported to be small but full of merit. /
Popular prices.
At a special meeting OF the city
council last Monday J1r Morrison
was appointed as the head Of the board
OF health. vice DR.. Adamson, ard
Phil Blanchard was placed upon the
board in lieu of Mr.. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Bean mourn the
death OF their only daughter. Carrie,
aged 10 years, who died of diphtheria
Tuesday morning. She was an unus-
ually bright child and will be greatly
missed by many others than members
of the family.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-06-06
Subscribe for The PIONEER, the
official city and county paper.

Subscribe for The PIONEER, the
official city and county paper.
Mrs. Jack McTaggart has just re-
turned after a weeks stay on her
homestead.
Friday was a busy day with the
county treasurer taking care OF the
people who wanted to avoid the 10 per
cent penalty on taxes. The receipts
for the day were 80, 1875.
The Crookston Journal says d. H.
Fish is the best locking attorney at
the bar In Beltrarni county, not for
getting the fact that Frank Street and
p. J. Russell are there, too.
Harry Hill. the widely-known ma
chine operator OF the Grand Forks
Herald; Bert McMaster. foreman of the
Herald job room; Fred Beck. Andy
Bertramson and Otto Kellar, also
were among the printing fraternity
from the Forks. They express great
surprise at the progress being made.
by our band.
Marriages even lose the dignity Of
orthodoxy in the pine gardens. We
have report from Blackjack of the
wedding of Richard B. Blake to
Christian Crandal of Dysart. per-
formed by Justice f. A. Brown. M.
Al. Clark acted as groomsman, and +. ]
G. Robinson based his job of being
bridesmaid upon the fact that he
looked like bis mother. The groom
was not satisfied with the ceremony,
and wanted some kind of singing
thrown in to boot. Whereupon the
guest and justice having no music
present sang two songs which they
knew by heart, viz: .I'm Tired Now
and Sleepy Too and ssThere'll Be a
Hot Time
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-06-06
Watch for forest fires.
Two show cases for sale at Barney

Watch for forest fires.
Two show cases for sale at Barney
& Burton s. ss
Three furnished rooms for rent. In
quire at this office. tt !
You will find Scott, the Jewler, at
Vince ock's news stand.
Mrs. M. e. Brinkman went to Fari-
banlt last week TO visit her son.
ii. A. Fladhammer Of Spaulding
passed through here Friday on his
way to Minneapo lis.
FORSALE-H aines Bros. square
piano in good condition. Address r.
M. Clark, care !. s. Boyer. q
Falltermof the Mankato Commercial
College will begin September 3. Many
of our Young people will enter at that
time. Write for particulars. s
Don't buy inferior plaster when you
can get the we'll known and highly
recommended HARDENED and the best
; Kelley Island white lime cheaper at
Swed backs IS.
Last week Martha Driver, the 30
year-old sister OF James Driver, was
taken to Fergus Falls. Six months OF
sickness, together with the recent
calamity in their family, unbalanced
her mind.
SEALED BIDS WANTED for
digging ditch 10 yards long, 3 to S
feet deep, 2 feet on bottom and 3 on
top wide. -Four miles west of town.
File your bids with Snow& Schroeder
Bemidji. st
Conductor Cox Of Brainerd had q
leg broken below the knee last Friday.
While assisting in hauling in o boom
OF logs at the hosting works he was
4 struck with pulley, a rope having
broken. He was brought to the hos
pital.
ats FORSALE.--Good driving horse,
7 sound, six years old; set Of light double
driving harness: set of good working
harness. all in good order. Inquire
at the Little Gem Confectionery, NAL
zahn block. vt
Services will be held as usual in the
MI. %. church next Sunday at ii a. m.
and 10. IN. The special subject to be
considered by the pastor in the even
ing will be wrestling With God.
All are invited.
TAKEN Upon Friday, May "A,
came to our premises q dark red COW
with white face with hole in left ear as
mark. Owner can have same by pay
ing costs and proving property. Geo.
Perry, Irving avenue, north OF Eighth
street. 1t
Circus in town next Saturday.
Skerback Il Co.. will give two per-
form ances under their rainproof tent
at the ball park. Popular prices.
Well worth your money. Don't miss
the big show.
Madam Roscoe, clairvoyant, will be
in Bemidii until Monday, june 10.
Will give readings from a. m. to 81
D. m. Price, SOC. and 81 Ladies
only. Rooms at Dicaire & Ross, up
stairs, Beltrami avenue, between
Fourth and Fifth streets.
Remember H. w. Bankers cough,
catarrh and consumption remedy
when you need medicine that cures
that awful disease, catarrh, and all
throat and lung troubles. Always for
sale at Mayo'sdrug store.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-06-06
Our line Of Mems Shoes is the best.
rs per cent off the regular price.
We guarantee every pair sold.

h The county board met Monday.
Two show cases for sale at Barney
Burton s:
g. w. Baumbach arrived from Wa
dena Sunday,
The best screen doors for the money
at SWed back IS.
Do not fail to read Miss Stuart's
millinery ad. il this issue.
DR.. Blackeslee has been appointed
county physician; salary, 81, $50 per
year. 4
FOR SALE One new pony edger
for small sawmiil. { Scanlon-G ipson
Lumber Co, Cass Lake.
Ladies, shoes at SO cents per pair
and upwards. "A comeplete line always
on hand. SNOW 8 SCHROEDER.
\ II. a. Brown and wife returned to
Blackjack Friday, taking with them
their household goods which has been
stored here all winter.
4 / will sell one sewing machine, re-
frigerator, cook stove and several
lamps very cheap for cash.
g. Z. GILBERT.
II Attorney Loud OF West Superior I'M
spected Bemidji last week and visited
his old friend Andy Danaher. He
says we have the prettiest lake he has
ever seen.
M. E. Carson has been busily en-
gagged for the past two weeks in find
ing out how poor our citizens are,
having been acting as assessor dur
ing the sickness Of y. B. Sprague.
ICE CREAM CHEAP--For ten
days the Lakeside bakery will sell ice
cream at cents per dish. This is the
regular excellent Minneapolis make.
Ice cream at this place is no luxury.
Rev. j. Dodds, D. D., presiding elder
of the Crookston district, preached
Monday evenir G in the M. E. church.
After the preaching services he pre-
sided over the third quarterly confer
erlce.
The M. WA. excursion will leave
this city In a special vanished car on
Tuesday next over the Brainerd 81
Northern road for ST. Paul, where
they will enjoy the state meeting of
that organization which meets there
next week. Call at the local station
or at the Merchants hotel for round
trip tickets, which will cost but 1851
each, and they are good for FIVE days.
Through theearnestefforts of Special
Agent Eugene McComas of the Indian
department at Washington q rescale
of all dead and down timber cut on.
the White Earth diminished reserva-
tion last winter has been ordered by
the Indian Office and J.. Farr, special
government scaler, is now engaged in
d rescale of the logs cut in the differ
ent camps operated on the reserya-
tion during the past winter. Mr.. Farr
is being assisted by crew of COM
Detent scalers.
e. F. Crawford appeared before
Judge McClenahan on a motion for
the justification of the sureties on the
supersedas bond Monday. Charles
w. Scrutchin also appeared on a mo-
ton for aIimony and attorney fees in
the case OF Daniel Mcmillan against
Hattie Mcmillan. The court allowed
Scrutchin $50 attorney fees and So
per week alimony for his client.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-06-06
bicycle Riders. Beware.

Bicycle riders are hereby warned to
keep off the sidewalks. Any violation
of theexisting ordinance WILDE strictly
enforced. Pail BLANCHARD,
Chief of Police.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-06-06

As well as other stock There is no need Of
their being annoyed by flies and other insects.
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aus BEN ibrisen Grobberspstbum.

4ffelborn, %. april. Ssuts
purbe bier bic nobla9tbare Wittpe
S4miB, SHUTTER bes bo6p. Ssrrn
Pfarrers in gefort, unter GROCER Be-
tbeilisuns gu 9rabe sstraeeH.
8iffen, %. @pril. 2ebts Radi
itarb bier na6 elmer lanstpisrissn, iies
denoen &rantbeit uno mebrmals asa
itdrtt ourd ben @mpfans Der III.
Satramente Sr. 9einri9 5aber, SO
Sabre alt, felt lGnssrer 3eit Silfsz
demiter an Der 4dsrbduI9ule unb
Der lanbpirtbf6aftlidsn 8eriu6stas
ton gu Gttslbriid.
Wtlb, %. 2lpril. Seute Morasn,
nm Z ubr, itarb na4 lGnsersr 4rant=
belt, Der bo9p. Serr Sobann Rpe,
Somberr uno ebemalissr Oebant bon
WilB, i'm boben Glitter bon 70 Sabren.
SObann Noe mar sebprsn gu 8ra9tens
ba9 am 9. Sebr. 1922 unb purbe am
%. @uguit 1847 gum Prisitsr sspsibt.
Seine erite Initeauns srbielt er gum
8itar in G6terna9 am 10. Sept.
1847 unb ipurbe nm 20. DECEMBER
1850 gum Pfarrer in Spiingen err
nannt. @m IL. Sept. 1872 purbe er
duf ben boben poiten zines pfarrbes
6anten bon Nieoerpilb bsrufen, mo
er Bis gum 1. Nopember 1893 perblieb.
Seitber lebte er itiI unb suriidseaos
gen unb senoB Der ppblperbienten
Rube, biz ibn Der Sob in elm bef1eres
Ssnieits abrief. Ro9 finb in Iner
8ebG6tniB iene erpBartisen SeItli6s
teiten seleeentli6 ieinss 5OiGbrigsn
Prieiteriubildums i'm CONNER 1897,
no ibm bic pfarrei unb bas Detanat
bic poblperbiente gbre unb 4nertenz
nuns seSollt bat. S6pn lGnsit bate
ibn iein 8ii6pf in ben bobsn Hatb
oes Somtapitels, es mar am Is. Suli
1881, aufsenommeu ,lno Der 2anbesz
fiirit i6miidte bic sole prisiterbruit
NIT benz Rittertreus Der gihentrpne
an 10. Sebruar 1880.
Waierbtllis, 90. @pril. -
9eitern @bsnb iturb bier, periebsn nit
ben 81. Sterbeiatramenten, Ssrr Ser
narb Slider, Siirsermeiitsr Der Sc
meinbs Mertert.
@repenmaher 81. Mpril. -
0as benz S6iffer M. 8ambera aus
Sen q. b. Woiel auaebOrise S6iff
.Warsnburs" tam ssltsrn Ibsup NIT
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6robher,o9thum.
Hus Ger bauptitaot.

nebsr bic Seier Der solpsnen
5o15eit bes 8robbersoss bon Gurems
BURG, eutnebmen mir Der 6iebenen
eurppdii6en We4ielbldttern:
= Die Ssitli9teiten unb Iufsiise
aslesentli9 bieier 5eier perliefen in
Der Stabt 2uremburs in allen Sbeis
lem prpsrammmdbis. 8emertens@
ipsrtbs 3piidenfaae tamen babel ni9t
Dor. Das Sc Seum - 5u @bren SIS.
RR. So. perlief prosrammmdBis.
MuBsr ben offi5ielen Decentralization
tparen penise 3ui6auer sridienen.
Ser gGeiIienperein bra9te nit sez
ipobnter MeiIteri6aft folsenbe Stiide
gum @prtras: . iacrum bon Sausr,
Sc Dsum CHORAL nit Ginlasen bon
8. Witt, Santum ergo bon 3. Sber>
bpffsr. 8sim offiaiellen Seitsfsn
brabte ST.. Staatsminiiter auf oas
Subelpaar siHsn Spait aus. Oas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-05-14
GtptlftanS Der 9emeinbe
VSe h bort

Seburtens, 16. San: Sobann
qlops, g. b. WGttb. palsen, pens
iionGr in 9ebbprf. II, 5ebr.: Gucia,
3. p. Sobann Sales, NsiStb in Slins
gen. 90: Waria, 3. p. Midel 2oz
idetter, gisentbitmer gu 8eboorf;
Wlagoalena, 3. b. Sobann pet. Rles
mann, Bahnpdrter gu Olingen. 49,:
Sobdnn, g. b. Satob gremer, Sieins
BREEDER 81 Wensborf. 5. MGrS: 9etns
rid, 9. b. 9einri6 SanIeu, Giiens
bdbnarbeiter aus Wensborf. g.:
Ilopiius, g. b. Mi6el Steffen, @sns
BARN 81 &oobt. 16.: &atbdrina
Wtlma, 3. b. Setnri9 Submit, gldes
rer in gan5slt (Olingen). 90: Mas
ria 4nna, 5. b. 81. s. g. Seinen,
@r5t gu Roobt q. b. SIR.
Setrat9en: 8. San: Nifolals
Sbtu, 4terer aus Mensborf, nit
Wtarid Surtb, obne Stano, aus Hies
oeranpen; paul Steimes, Mderer aus
Slinsen nit Marta Margaretba
S4marB, obne Stanb, aus Gplbette
@onsbOr). 49,: Sobann 8epins.
@derer aus Msnsborf nit &atbarina
@loosn, obne Stano, aus Gbnen. 5.
5ebr.: Sob. 8dpt. Sulss 9offmann.
Nterer aus RooDt a. b. Spr nit Gus
ianna 5erens, obne Stanb, aus
Sltnssn. r.: Ritolaus 4lpbpns
2abr, 4derer, nit 4nna 8slspng,
obne Stanb, betbe aus Wensborf.
SterbefdIle: 5. Sebr.: Sac
tbarina Separt, 2ebrertn, 81 S. aft,
gu Berg. g.: Warta Saitert, pbne
Stano, Wittpe bon Mattb. Silssr,
70 Sabre alt, aus Mensporf {. 81.
Wdrs: Mfaria Marsaretba Staar, 2
S. alt, Sodter bon @sors Staar, aus
Mensoorf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-05-14

" Sl0uTAtS " WV ISbiSIt tSiuTlHatiSiN
unb ieiner fdDnen 9erlobten, bic bic
Singer boI Rinse babe unb balb au
tbm fomme u. I. NJ. Wan iab balo
elm, bab BET benz Manne etpas i'm
Sberitib1en ni6t redt in Sronuns
fei, unb ieber 9Otelptrtb iudte ieiner
iobalb tpie mOgli4 los gu peroen. 4m
Sonntag befanb Der Wann ii6 i'm
9otel 9eblen uno als er cine 3e4e
BON 5 Mart be3ablen ioIte, ba ite0te
es ii9 beraus, bdB er obne Mittel mar.
9r. @eblen pollte benlelben nun an
bic 2uft ieben unb mari ibm feline
Siebeniaden Su, bic er mitsebra4t
bate. Oa fdniirte Der Wunn bas
9iinbel auf, nabm aus bemIelben cine
Soutane, bic er an5os unb iteIte fi6
auf einen Stubl, UNI cine Preoiet 3u
balten. Der ebsn eintretenbe Wa6tz
meifter 9r. Reinarb aus 8ettemburg
elite ans Selepbpn unb iebte bic
@enbarmerie bapon in 8enntnib, bic
alsbalb auf Der 8ilbfld9e erf9ien
uno ben prebiser feitnabm. gs itelte
fi4 beraus, baB man ss NIT einem
auslGnbii9en 9eiItestranten au tbun
bate.
GipiItanb Der Stabt
GuTemburg.
@eburten: Bonn 5. 2lpril: Nifo=
laus Jelis Sofepb, g. b. Ritolaus
Weper, 5abritant. g.: Waria Sole
pbine Mntoinette @bislaine, s. p.
5einri9 Sofepb Slorimonb 8irour,
S6Ioher. T.: 2eonis 4una, g. b.
Seinri9 petei9, 9drtner. g.: Sran5,
g. b. Bernard Gepenig, @erber. g.:
4nna Suianna 2uiie, 8. D. 9ippolpt
3Usnen, 8altpirtb. TO-: 4nna, s.
b. Widel Mntpnp, Sunbarbeiter; an=
breas Nitolaus, 9. b. Hit. @lpinssr,
8ddermeiiter; 3arl Soiepb Paul, g.
b. Soiepb S~purnele, poitbsamter.
H.: Wdrtba Qnna 9enriette, 8. b.
Gusen Msri6, 8~aufmunn. H.: pes
ter Rene, g. b. Nitolas &immel,
&utider; Sobann, g. p. 2uopis
Ruppert, S~aslDbnsr; Maria !Selena.
3. b. Skopor Wanb. Sdneioerz
meiiter.
Seiratben: 0om 6. 4pril: So
bann 8remer, S9ubma1er, nit
Masbalena 2impad; Sobann 2am=
psrts, '@rbeiter, nit Maria S1mit;
Wiael 8remer. 9drtnsr, NIT Mnna
Sretben; Yeter 9rutidert, goiffeur,
nit Marsaretba 9ruba6; gbriftopb
gnselbert, por5eGanarbeiter, nit
&atbarina Selenbranb; Mi6el Sdas,
S%dnbarbeiter, nit gatbarina Merz
tens; Srana S9imbers. porseuanarz
better, NIT gliiabetb Merr. g.: 8erz
narb Rieser, @eridtsi9reiberz ganbis
Dat, nit Ibelins Braun. H.: Hars
aihus Quguft Gifenba6, ubrmadsr,
nit 4malia Sdarres, eenannt
Wplitpr.
SterbefGIIe: 9om 5. Mpril:
Sbereiia peui6, alt 70 Sabre, Wittne
bon peter Meier, 5tls. obne Stanb.
g.: 4uguit 3eimes, alt 80 s., 2anb=
pirtb; Soiepb Winanbp, aft 80 g.,
@Grtner; Mihel Strond, aft GO g.,
F@hrsnprofeKor am ItbenGum; peter
4ntOnp, alt 80 s., S9ubmaher; Su=
ianna petei9, alt "a s., Gbefrau BON
9einri9 Wiinid, Ssilsrmeifter. g.:
Sobann Wi1rins, aft Sc s., 8rems
Ter; Maria gonnerdbe, oft 81 g.,
obne Stanb, Wttttpe BON Matbias
Sonnar, Stls. 9Grtner. g.: Matbilbe
Soiepbine 3atbarina &issen, aft z
S. unb Z Mon.; pbilipp Marinssr,
alt AT s, Wirtb. TO-: Spbann
Gdermann, alt 5 Mon. H.: gppnine
Mandel, aft "a s., gbsfruu BON aarl
S6oren, 4aufmann. H.: Matbias
3eimes, alt " S.. Sasl0bner; So
bann Berger, alt 81 s., Shubmda
4ermeifter; 8eors 8pfen, aft % s.,
Maurer, ebelos; 3atbarina !SeuerB,
alt So S, Gbefrau bon Nitplaus pbiz
lipp. 0rpfeHpr am WthenGum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-05-14

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-17
BARKER PLACED ON TRIAL
THE MAN WHO SHOT REV. JOHN
KELLER.
Claimed the Latter Had Committed
Criminal Assault on Barker's
Wife.

NEW YORK, June 17.-Thomas G. Bar
ker was placed on trial in the Hudson
county court, Jersey City, today, before
Judge Blair, charged with assault with in
tent to kill. On February last Barker
shot the Rev. John Keller of Arlington, N.
J., vicar of Trinity Chapel, in that place.
Barker told the authorities he shot the
minister because his wife had told him
that Keller had been guilty of a criminal
assault upon her.
When Keller was shot he was on his way
to Fort Lee. to assist at the ordination of
a minister. Barker stepped out from the
revolver. Barker says that he spoke to
Keller before firing. Keller says that he
did not see his assailant. One of the bull
lets fired by Barker went through Keller
facial bone from the right side, destroyed
the sight of the right eye and, after tear
ing through the nasal bone, buried itself
beneath the skin of the left side of the
face. A second bullet shattered the fingers
of the right hand. According to Barker S
story, Mrs Barker told him shortly before
the shooting that about eighteen months
previously Mr.. Keller called on her while
she was alone in the house and made an
improper proposal. When she repulsed him,
according to the story told by Barker, the
minister attacked her violently and she
tainted. Barker further said his wife had
been afraid to tell him the story of the as
sault. because she knew that If she did he
would kill the minister. For some days
before the alleged confession Mrs. Barker
had been in a sick and nervous condition.
Mr.. Keller denounced the whole story as
utterly false. He declared that his whole
life was q refutation of the charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-17
TO TAX LAND OF THE FRIARS.
That Not Used Absolutely for Church
Purposes Must Pay.

The subject of the friars in the Philip
pines is again giving the authorities of
the administration considerable concern.
1t is understood that Archbishop Chapelle,
who went to the Philippines to Investigate
church conditions, is not in accord with the
views of Cardinal Gibbons, who is now
believed to be in Rome on a mission con-
nected with church affairs in the islands.
From information received at the War De-
partment it is still affirmed that the Fill
ipinOs are irrecOncilable to the friarS. The
large holdings of the friarS of Filipino
property still raise a vexed question. The
Taft commission, III announcing the mu
nicipal code for the Philippines, held all
property that was not absolutely in use
for church purposes taxable. and this in
cluded a large amount in possession of the
friars. Ih2 title of the friars to part of the
la auds is still considered in doubt, and it is
the intention to bring the matter to a de-
termination by trial in the supreme court
of the Philippines. Under present cOndi-
tions there can be no appeal to the Su
preme Court of the United States, but
such an appeal could be allowed if provided
for in legislation at the next Congress.