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, 1901-09-04

IF you want a moving machine. hay
IKE, hay stacker, sickle grinder or
Ythins IN the way OF an agricultural
isnsnt call on the Laramie Coal
81 pany, for prices. d-wtf
, 1901-09-04

FOR SALE-A saloon doing a good
business. Inquire Of
292d-wtf H. ZIMMERMAN.
, 1901-09-04

Beautify your homes with paper and
paint. Lovett is working 20 cheap any
one can afford 1t. Wall paper at cost
for thirty days. 371tf
, 1901-09-04
IT'S JUST n WAY.

You may 90 on strainins your eyes
-ws can't help you in our edver.is.
ing; We can warn you, but it's only IN
Z personal way we can do you any
good. II you wait for the serious trou.
Bile you must take the serious conse'
Qpenees. The sooner, the easier, in
eye care.
Properly adjusted glasses-OUR
klN0-wili relieve minor eye troubles
that neglected, become major, and OF.
ten seNoua ones.
ca e r,
Graduate Chicago o%phthaImic College
, 1901-09-04
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. En-
quire 1863 Second street. 1879

FOR sALE--Bargains in choice, city
property. M. T. ULEN.
, 1901-09-04
DIVORCE.
ASKED BY PROF. ELWOOD MEAD
ON GROUND OF lNCOM-
PATIBllITY.

Wife is at Her Home in the East and
Mr.. Mead's Children by Former
Wife in the Hands Of Friends-Pe-
tition Would Have Been Filed
Earlier But for Accident Which
Cost Plaintiff His Right Arm.
, 1901-09-04

Furnished housekeeping o for
rent. Saver Hansen. 151 Sixth street.
, 1901-09-04

Ali kinds oil job work neatly and
promptly done at The Republican OF.
, 1901-09-04

Wilderman, Lawrence A.
ELMER T. BELTZ, p. N.
, 1901-09-04

DAILY Republican. Soc psr month.
, 1901-09-04
Sale Of comforters, Blankets and
Lace Curtains.

The yer, latest designs; all new.
Come and see our bargains. Wyoming
Dry Goods Company, Mrs. Cordiner.
, 1901-09-04
Advertised Letter List.

Following is a list Of the letters 70
naming in the %postotice at Laramie.
Wyoming, for the week ending Sept
2, 1901. Parties scaling for letters in
this list will please say Advertised
Byrd, Chas. R. Coats, Deny
Campbell, Ella WINS, c. R.
Goodwin, Mark Gassen, VIM.
johnson, Henry King, Irene
Leone, Andrea Lapez, T1burcis
Lemon, Fred Mcmahon, w, w
Stone, Frank Williams, John
Wilderman, Lawrence A,
III A. l,l n, NM SNn n
, 1901-09-04
CARRIER BACK TO

Mail Carrier Pope has returned to
his duty on route No. 2. relieving Sub
stitute Wallis. who will return to his
ranch.
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Church Service $.

CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sundey Services September 10th
Sabbath school at 10 O'Clock.
Morning worship at II o'clock. Sub
ject: Sem. out thy Light ond thy
Truth
Evening worship at 7:3O o'clock, Sub
ject: DO myself no harm. 2
Friday AFTERNOON at $50 O'Clock
Ladies' Missionary Society. All
REV. CHARLES O. NUDGE. Pastor.
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L<Jef Davis was in from the ranch FOR
a few days this week.
J. A. Rostan was in Logan and Ogden
la II week
Congressman Glenn went down to Salt
Lake T6ursday.
4 NJ Mob. Thomson is in Boise attend
jig Masonic grand dodge.
New and second hand BIC zeles. for
sale cheap, at Stewards Ricycl, store "a
] r. Brenran. has added large aF~
dition to his track warehouse on the
~"
\ Mrs. Dan Hurley and Mrs. Henry
Jarbee went to Pocatello to-day for a
VISIT
An account of the institute will ap-
pear ia next weeks EXAMINER, arriv-
ing too late for this week
Your money returned by your grocer
is you are aot thoroughly pleased with
Gold Seal" extracts, they cost more
and are worth more than ether ex-
tracts. n
The grain crop is in the stack and The
threshers will start on it IN few
days.
Mrs. D U. Keeney and children were
passengers ON No. 1 for 81 short stay in
Pocatello
Have You noticed those Pargain
Counters in Glassware, Chinsware and
and lamps at H, B. Whitman's. %
Good cooks realize how jimportnnt is
is to secure good extracts for fiavoring.
Gold Seal" extracts are the finest that
money will buy, Ir you are not abso-
lutely pleased with them your grocer
will refund your money. b
To-day is the Jewish New Year. or
Rosh Hashona, aud this event marks
the beginning of the year 5663 accord
; ITO Jewish calendar, from the beginning
u of the world. The day of atonemenE.
Yon Kippur, comes. on September 23rd.
Mrs. Chas e. Harris received d tale-
gray IN this morning from her sister Mrs
W. r. Gilpin, saying that Miss Florence
Robinson, their sister, was in the Holy
Gross hospital Salt Lake. with an at
tack of Appendicitis. Mrs Harris left
: on No. for Salt Lake, accom- panied by
I Mrs James Coughlin.
In dealing with man, remember that
: a spoonful of off will 40 farther than !:
s gallon OF vinegar The same may bc
a said OF children. There is nothing "a
> good for children astne old-fashioned
t castor oil However much they may alb
r lor it. isis their best medicine for dis
], orae Of the bowels Tn the most se-
we're cases OF diarrhoea and dysentery
Y however. Chamberlain's Collie. Cholers
u and Diarrhoea Remedy should be givef
e after the oil opel ates, and a quick cur.
is sure TO follow. For sale by L. A. Ly-
,, man, tie druggist
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-09-13
cATHoLIceHuRcH

Sunday September 18th the 10th SIM
day after Pentecost, Services 1880.
Sermon: When 1 shall be lifted MP
from the earth, ] shall draw all TO me-"
Cateehisrn at 2:a0 p, m.
Daily Mass at $50 a. m
Wednesday Is. Friday 20, and satur-
day Fl are the Emoer Gays, days of fast
ing and abstinence.
REV w. j. "A. HENDRIcKx.
Presddeasof Priests League Of Iaabe
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-09-13

Exesh oysters at the opening of the
season at Sweets 26
Mrs. Spongberg has returned from a
pleasant visit to PecsteRo.
N Uncle Toms Cabin company played
ito big audience last Monday night.
Miss Myrtle Bethel has gone to Boise
to attend the Sisters school at that
place.
Jas. Bryan's new blacksmith shop
back of j. F. O'Connor's saloon is now
ready for business. Give Dad" O.
call. 81
Mr.. and Nrs. DrunAm Of Saat Lake,
with Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Bourne are rus
ticating in the mountains this week.
Got to buy trunk? Yes. Children
going to school. Alright go to Fl. B.
vhitman's Special discount on trunks
during September. 26
Pure liquors for family and medicinal
purposes. Tourists supplied Nen short
notice with bottle goods, Ritter Bros,
Drug CO. IS
The Burgoyne Mercantile Co., and E.
Lorenzo Bursoyne have both put ur
elegant large signs at their places .ei
business.
The finest watch repairing is ms
STRONG suit I have fine.-line O.
first class jewelry, too. Cab &nd see
C. Christensen. %
We haye big. new stock Of paints
oils, varnishes glass xnd brushes Oul
quality is the best. Ritter Bros. Drut
Go. 26
Bishop Funston viii hold services il
the Episcopal church in this city tlri
evening All are invited to be present
Fl. W. Pursell, Kin3ersville, Pa, say
he suffered IS wears with piles an
could obtain no relief until DeWitt'
Witch Hazel Saive affected a a,erman
.ent cure. Counterfeits are worthless
Hoover's Drug Store.
Peliek Smith was sentenced so fiv
years in the pen at Pocateilo Monday
and a fellow named Brennan from Soda
got one year.
Sid Darling, l0I2 Howard st, POI
Huron, Mich,, writes: Il have trie
many pills and laxatives hut Dewitt
Little Early Rise, are far the lest pill
have ever used" They never grippe
tIoover's Drug Store.
A jolly crowd attended the Lime Kin
Club dance in the opera house Frifa
light.
A diseased liver declares ftseIf h
lnoroseness, mental depression, lack
energy. restlessness. melancholy an
constipation. HERBINE will .resto,
the liver to healthy eolAition., Prit
SOC. Ritter Bros Drag Co,
All Short Lane conductors must no
a blue cap with the work "conductol
on the outside band.
As AN external liniment OF most woi
eterful penetrative and curative pow
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT is II,
vqualed by any other in the crld- Pr,
20 and soc Riter Pros Drag Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-09-13

threatening the valley
Mrs Geo Robertson was visiting
friends in this city from Glenns Ferry
this week.
Our new automobile shoes are all
tile style. Look over our stock. Wedel
& Hansen -
r. S. Robinson, the hi. Y. & u. paper
man, was pleasant caller at this office |
this week
Do YOU want Cotton Batting9 See
that Lam5nated Cotton Down at H. B.
"hitman'S. %
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cruikshanlx will
be home on September 18TH They are
now visiting Freds folks in Chicago.
Mining location blanks at
this office. 5 cents each, 80
I'cents dozen,
SOMETHING NEW-See our new
automobile shoe for men. The finest
shoes ever buff, At Wedel and Han
sens. 10
Next week the EXAMINER will con
tain an article from Rev, Hendrickx in
reply to the criticifms Of the idaho
World, which we published last week
Henry Braytlon, Harris, n. c., says:
II took medicine 20 years for asthma
but one bottle of One Minute Cough
ICare did me rlore good than any thing
else during that time. Best CoGgh
Cure, HooVer's Drug Stere.
Ed Croft and wife were oyer from
Alton Wednesday tie attend the funeral
of VIM. Nye's child They returned
home this morning.
The primary association concert Sat
urdaY night WIS we'll attended and the
program was rendered in splendid
manner. Ar those taking part deserve
special praise for their efforts. A neat
Sittlo sum is now available for primary
purposes.
The best is none TOO good for yod
when you use havoring extracts. 'Golt
Seal extracts cost more than other eN
tsaets but they are the best that car
: possibly be made. For sale at all groc
ers. b
; Norris Silver, North Stratford, N. III
: purchased hottie of One Minute
, Cough Cure whensRffering with cougf
doctors told me was incntable. On.
u hottie relieved me, the second and thir.
? almost cured. To-day am we'll man.
, Hoo9er's Drug Store
n Commissioner Hoff left Tuesday fo
dndi9hapolis where he goes to represen
y the State camp at the sovereign camp
MO. .. E. He will visit the exposition
Sc and other eastern places before return
ing
. You may bridle the appetite, but yo
: cannot bride the liver TO do its worl
. well. You must be honest it'll it. mel
it along q little now and then with
TT. dose of .HERB1NE, the 3,est liver regu
q tiator4 Price soc. Ritter Bros Drug &c
; a big<con1pany has been formed i
Is fooc5<eTio to- develop the Fossil oil field.
: w. r. Kirchof is one of the incopors
~ tors se3 ~ 49, r..
"a WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE
y perfectly harmless, and will remoV
every worm. 1t is also tonic, and Il
~ its strengthening properties will resto1
OF to pale cheeks the rosy hue Of health
ID Price 25c. Ritter Bros Drug Co.
re Mr.. Jones, from the head offices I
&c the Short Line in Salt Lake, is in ii
city helping. out Agent Mattsen wit
w bis duplicate reports
J {. Have You a sense of fnIfness in II
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GGGGEEGe e:s:G COS eGGCGGs:
LOCAL NEWS.
4aeee.ce.ee.s'e e.s.e. eEse.eese @Ge C

toREGON SHORT line R1I1ROAD
TIME CARD.
Departure of trains from Montpelier.
TRAINS DESTIN ALTON HOUR
Mob For all points west
and north. 3I5 e. m.
No. 4 Fer all points west
north and south. 4:15 p. m.
No. For all points east tbs m.
No, 2 For all points east $50 p. IN.
A. b. Madison, Agent
Montpelier, Idaho
ID E. BuEley, ID. s. Spencer.
G. L. & I. A. A. &. p. & I. A
SHIT Lake City, Utah.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-09-13

Sofa Cushions at FL. B. Whitnan's. 23T
Scarlet fever flags are out at Joe
Bagley's home. he case is very mild
one.
Remember the place at H, B. Whit
mans He will save you money clt
Chinaware, lamps and Glass ware. 81 4
John Mulhern has gone back to SAT-
Lake and will take run ont Of that
city on She new Short Line road.
Soft hats. stiff hats, in fact anything
you might wish in the hat line, at
prices from 65cts up at III. B. Whitmans
Miss Myrtle Staley went to Salt Lake
Thd1snay for short visit. She will |
stop as8sw days in.Ogden enroute
School begins Monday with Miss Clara
Enderle as principal, Miss Scarborough
in the intermediate, and Miss Fife |
Cowley in the primary departments.
DR.. Holbrook, the dentist, is still at
the old stand two doors east of the post !
office where he is prepared to DO all
classes of up-to-date dental work 9
When you want a pleasant l,hvsc try
the new Remedy, Chs m berlain's Stom
and Liver Tai let's. They are easy to
take and pleasant in effect. Price 25c,
Samples free at Hoover's dru. store
\ The infant child of Mr. and Mrs VIM
fC, Nye died ON Monday and was laid to
rest in the Paris cemetary on Wednes-
day. The EXAMINER extends its sym
pathy to the young parents
A Cake is not always good because it
has been we'll baked. Every hing de-
ponds on its flavor. You cannot make
| good cake with inferior or cheap ex
tracts. Use the Gold Seal extracts
and the rich flavor and dainty taste
wi~+-ptease YOU. -
II Judge Rich has moved his furniture
< into the house fermerly owned by Gene
Smith, but recently bought by Ed Rich
The Judge says he will live there till
Ed gets married, and he proposes, he
says, to keep him single as long as pos
sible SO as TO keep the house. From in
dications The Judges efforts will prob,
Nably end in a failure~soon.
'T1BTERyS BUCLEYR PILE ONT
MENT relieves the intense itching il
soothes, heals and cures chrnoic cases
where surgeons fail. It is 10 expert
ment; it's sales increase through its lures
Every bottle guaranteed. Price soc il
bottles tubes roc. Ritter Bres Drug Co
The town has been alive with fruit
peddlers this week, The EXAMINER
/ ha1iavae tho y fba 1naol hua;unuS hD,7aas
who hlndle fruit, sheuld be patronizeG
/, instead of peddlers. 1t everybody
bought their goods from out-of tow1
people Montpelier would soon ceas.
be1ng a city. Patronize home industry
i The NEST delicate constitution cal
( safely use BALLARD'S HOREHOUNI
p SYBUP. 1t is a sure and pleasan
4 remedy for coughs, loss of voice. and al
: throat and lung troubles. Price 20 ant
: soc Ritter Bros Drug CO.
q Nose Lewis & Co., greet the peopl
:. with page ad in to-day's EXAMINER
! They have bigger stock than ever thi
year and can supply adj wants in tn
IS grocery, dry goods, clothing and fur
e nishing line. They are making
v slaughter in all lines just to start tn
e fall off with big sales. They want 20
!. TO inspect their stock.
Gee. w. Lane. Pewam ,, Mich VIZ tes
If Year Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is III
10 best remedy fox indigestion and stomac
h trouble that ever used. For years
suffered from Dyspepsia, ut times con
re- peiiing me to stay an bed and causin
The sun., 1901-11-13
DROWNED MAN REV. MIR. HADDEUS
Aged Minister Had Dcen Missing for Three
Weeks--Probably an Accident.

The old man found floating in the bay
at tho foot OF Fiftieth street, Brooklyn,
on Saturday has been identified as the
Rev. Christian Haddeus, 70 years old, who
had lived with his nephew, Adolph kerber.
an artist at 3Ss East Thirteenth street, for
tho last two years, Tho identification
was made by the latter at the Brooklyn
Morgue on Monday night. Mr.. kerber
says his uncle was last seen alive about
three weeks ago. No trace Of his move
ments from that time until he was found
In the bay has been discovered. Tho
body has apparently been In the water
about a week, Tho only mark of violence
was slight cut on the back OF the head,
received. as the police surInlsed, by coming
IN contact with the rocks on the Bay ludgo
shOrp. There was no coat on tho bODy.
All the articles, including a gold ring,
which the aged minister had in his possess
sion whom ho disappeared, wero found on
tina body.
Tho Ilev Mr., Haddous was born In Hoch-
hcim Prussia, and after taking part In an
IN ,uCCcssIul rebellion came 20 this country
ia 1853. first going TO Paterson. y. j. and
later tp Columbus, Ohio, where for thirty
seven years he was pastor Of the Jnah-
Laonigc PrO'cstantl4Chc Gcmcind" His wife
died several years ago. He cam" here year
agJ To make Als home with Mr.. koIb"r,
his only living relative Mr herbcr said
tho Old man had wandered away olco before
and on his return had said that ho had 20
taI.a long walks 20 relieve his uervousuD Ss
away long time. Mr. Kcrher said hs
had no doubt that Mr. Haidous had acCi-
dentAlly drowned. The body has been
sent 10 Columbus Tor burial.
The sun., 1901-11-13
sAPrs SUCCESSOR NAMED.
Soseph A. Craft Internal Revenue Ooh
cd. t Iector I'm Kentucky.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE President
to-day appointed Joseph A. Graft TO be
Collector Of Internal Revenue Of the Fifth
District Of Kentucky, and George W. Lio-
berth to be Collector OF Internal Revenue
for the Sixth District OF Kentucky.
Mr.. Graft succeeds Collector sepp, who
resigned few days ago under charges OF
violating the Civil Service Law;
The President to-day made the following
appointments In the navy:
John H Shipley, TO bs Aeutenant-Com-
n,ander: Robert NJ. Kennedy, 20 be sur
Ge9n; Rudolph G. NehrtehS to be boatswain.
LouIsyILLE, KY, Nov. I7-Mr. Graft
was formerly Democrat, He was an at
torney for the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad and came originally from London,
Ky, which Is In the Eleventh Congress
district He left the party whom II fell into
the hands Of William 0oebel and was one OF
tho bltterost opponents Of that lader tn the
race between him and W. s. Taylor. Ho has
been a candidate for Collector at Louisville
ever since 1t became apparent that MI Sapp
would have 10 go. His candidacy was urged
by Congressman Boreing OF the Eleventh
district and was strengthened by Senator
Deboe and the other KENTUCKY Leaders,
who were opposed to Col. Sam Stone.
The appointment OF Mr.. Craft 70 looked
upon as a defeat for what Is known as the
Combs Yerkes- Roberts faction, but It IL
believed that the appointments OF a former
Democrat, who Is now conceded 70 be fully
In sympathy with the Republican party
win 90 far toward healing the breach caused
by Mr.. Sapp. The new element in the kepuo,
hcan party In Louisville u greatly pleased
at President Roosevelt's recognition OF its
claims on the party
The sun., 1901-11-13
havana PREFECTOS GO.
Cen. wood Abolishcs tho Onlce-soO, 900
Year saved

WASHINGTON. Nov. l2.-In letter just
received at the War Department from
Gen Wood no tells OF the adjustment OF
tho Prefectos of Havana. which viii save
about 10000 year to tho oity. Tho Pro-
fec,os are ward officers. stationed In each
ward, and arc under the direction OF the
Mayor. Their aboshment Is the result
Of a fight made by the political enemies
of Mayor Gener, led by Sehor Xayas. who
declared that IL was Gener's pur-
pose to use these wardmen for election
purposes. They appealed 10 Gen. Wood,
who decided that tho PrefcctOs were a
useless expense, as their work could 10
performed 10y the regular city officers. !.
Gen. Wood has made an inspection OF
several Of the Cuban provinces. He Wis
ited C,.banas and Mariei, taking tho people
by surprise al the first place. lie was
Informed by the Alcalde that thore had
been no trouble In tho district and that all
the people were at work. Cahanas was
at one time one II the richest towns In
Cuba. A delegation met Gen. Wood AZ
Mlriel and banquet was held In his honor.
The sun., 1901-11-13
NO DRASTICLAWS FOR TRUSTS


DOeI MOI NIMnn w Fth@ssS~Ss AScB~
Iation Necessary--No Tarin Commis-
sion-Except for F1nishins Touches.
the Message Il Ready fer Delivery.
WASHINGTON, Nov. H. President Roose-
welt has worked no industriously OF late
that no has practically completed his mes
sage to Congress- and, as he said TO gentle
man whom he consulted about some fea-
lures OF II to-day, there In little more to be
added or inserted. except IN the way OF
finishinR touches. These will be finally
decided upon after the President shall
have consulted Speaker Henderson, whose
arrival has been somewhat delayed, and
who viii reach Washington In day or two
Senators Aldrioh and Allison. who are
coming this week, and one or two other
Senators and Representatives who havc
not vet been able TO accept tho Presidents
Invitation, and talk over with him the ques-
tions that VIII be discussed in the message.
The document Will go TO the printer
promptly after these men have been con-
suited and will be ready 70 submit to Con-
gress on its opening day, Monday. Doc. ,,
So much has been written about what tho
President will have to say with regard to
matters with which Congress has 20 do that
tho PUBIC mas DtCOA4o rOAA'
what confused. There has been a wide.
spread and persistent report that he wiz
take q worry radical course In dealing with
Legislative questions and especially reci-
prooity treaties and the trusts. Oi course,
nobody Ia authorised 20 say at TINS time
Just what the message will or will not con-
tain, but II is very significant that nearly
al Of the able, Influential and conservative
Senators and Representatives who havo
talked with tho President late y declare
that what he will have to say in his message
touching on the moro important questions
OF legislation meets their views and will
havo the approval Of the country at large
Unless these men are very Inuoh ill5-
taken, therefore, the President will discuss
these questions rather than make specino
recommendations and treat them IN tue
statesmanlke and conservative way that
might be expected from man who has so
freely ard frankly consulted tho best posted
Inen In Congress and In the business world
as he hs done.
From what is learned definitely relative
to the Presidents views, 1t ia now practi-
oally certain that he docs not think tarin
or financial legislation OF any kind M I'M
portant or necessary at the approaching
session. except, possibly, the negotiation
of reciprocity treaties with those countries
with whom the United States can mako
bargains on favorable terms and " cases
where such treaties are dictated by wis
dom and common sense. rs shown by ex-
isting trade relations.
The President will not. as has been 40
often stated, recommend drastic legtsla-
tion for the regulation and curtailment OF
the powers OF trade combinations, the So
called trusts, but will content himself with
calling the attention Of Congress plainly
and omphatiCally to tho facts as they eX-
ist, leaving It TO deal with the subject at 1t
thinks best.
There will be no recommendations for
tho creation Of tariff commission, perIna-
nent OF otherwise.
The sun., 1901-11-13
ENTRANCE TO WEST POINT
Cases in which Certificates May Take tho
Place OF Examination.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Tho War Depart
ment has added u new paragraph to the reg
ulations Of the West Point Military Academy
providing that:
The Academic Board will consider and
may accept in lieu Of the regular mental
entrance examination
Flrst-The properly attested examination
papers Of a candidate who receives bis ap-
polptment through public ,compettive
subj ects prescribed in paragraph u.
Second-1ho. properly attested certlnoat9
In which the course OF study. together With
the requirements for entrance, tbal cover
the range OF subjects prescribed In para
graph 81.
Thlrd-A properly attested certificate
that the candidate is a regular student OF
any Incorporated college or university. with:
out condition az to any subject mentioned
Appiicltion for consideration Of papers
OF certificates shall be made by each can-
didate and alternate imiDedietoly after he
receives his RppointmeT No application
will be received after March Is prccedln Y
the regular examinations,
Candidates accepted as qualified mem
tally under the provisions OF this paragraph
shelf appear for physical examination at
such time and place as the Secretary OF War
may diroCt
The sun., 1901-11-13
CONSUL OsBORN DEAD AT APIA.
lie Was a Nebraska Man and Had Held
That Post for Four Years.

WAsHISGToN. Nov. l2.-News came 70
the War department to-day IN a telegram
from Auckland. New Zealand. that Luther
" Osborn. Uuitcd States Consul General
at Aria. samoa. iiod there suddenly on
OCT q 80 Particular were contaIsd Ia
tho despatch
OI osborn wa a ciiizen - Nebraska.
In 1897 President Mckinley appointed uIn
Consul q t,cu.ru4 a. Ap.a and Ouns ,i"n"ral
IN the Tonga ISLANDS lie held thes" POSI-
uuls during u.r .4st tribal outbreak IN
Samoa. v4l.I caused como iil'tipu boi Secu
tlr tuif.i State. aui Great Britain uu tho
Drr IHri ant Germany ou th" o'her The
Dut..ulr Hf Tide trouble Nb- 'hr division -
tho samoan lrlH.Is ls'w,'u Germany
and 'la United ~'ntH- Germany ui'aiu''d
tru4u. .r which Apla is situated. aud NJ
A.. born vuz r.fulItl fl. Tupr sent Aurfl-
IAN ..t.r,at. fI.rr Ilr va H.I related
a. II.,I D.l.rrs tha ...palH - HYrr.t
I.u.. stevens ... alb va Alp-'.I. I4 .
,iolrfa.u. AUla uId'i Mf Osborn