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~Riempep0rf coelaet.

Get fommer mn for Susen, al et
tort gntaI d)ineiiife Ssaer bIep op.
tr9nbte unoer 9eleirinaen al DC
u~oenlanoife @eiantifaber i Yefins.
5orfatteren al en- hineitit 2iteratur.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11

On Spsrser I Sadiou, @iuu., bar ierSt
ps ct @ar Stripeiier ON Ssperipeen og Fri.
tilerer ben pihenltabelise CpiatuiHs on,
saaenos iamme. ia Manoen a 6pr-
haane bar en- ina pei bei9iiet Mentns ON
Sasen. at ben aabenbart life ir0nser no.
gen pbsrlisere Setr9ftelie, % -Secorah'
Ypitens hrsrieu er oirette interesieret /
SYsrasmaalei eler ~pperhopeoei ipler npaeu
graua I'll at rol,e Spprselen / bans au'
fnelier ansaaenoe osie Ting. oil Sosen
lite blipe gieuitano for ben attraaeoe
9wtusiipn / benne afbeltns.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11

2escrne banbe bet trapelt.- 8iI.
liam s. Grid / @iIo Roie, @is.,
friper islsenbe greo til Or. 9eter
Sabrnep. Chicago, ST.: seq cnifer
of IaSe Gem nioe, bpor tafnemlig leg
err oper, at ieg fom mig al en- oIuor.
Zig Spghom, at bpilfen leg blep an.
areben i 9eopember 1895. 9eropren-
oe 99eer 6elsete mig 81 @ange uoer
minoite 9}ptte. Doftor ira
@iIb Roie fom ire 8anae % Goftor
-- fra @outonna Is @unge.
&c bar enige /. at ieg bapbe aatorrt
% Contamination al 9IRren. Seq
leo frpeteliae Yiniler. Moeles moo.
los Tutteoe iea nteo 9Ggerne % be
epnote nteo at BRUCE Seres "aurifo",
Zen pioite mart fin Sirfnins, % iea
beapnSte at bIiue beore. Ceres DE
oicin er itorartet. Seq snifer al
biGIpe Gem i Ceres Scrisg pao al
aapne Nsenneife1aaten. Seq ifal
eisre olt. ieg iprmaar, for Gem oa
Seres "3urifo."
Ruor oft anSet bar ilooet fell. for
ieg Or. Yeters "Slirifo," Mer
booricr pente inotiI ba9 Sette Wio'
beI bar ,oeret benpttet mel, alorie
ipigtenoe 1elo / 9ebanoIing al BLOB.
9snre. % alareinebomnte. Suiinoe,
bar pionet ON oers geroi, Gen e,
life en- gpcthefermehiciiL men fan err
boIbes al ipeciele gsenter. 9erion
ben lite iinbes i Ceres @aboIae, ifrit
til Sabrifantcn, Or. Better 6abrnep
.1i2-1t4 so. Sopne ape. Chicago
Sliuois
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11

Gunarbliniens Sfib "ltmbrio",
Ser ofieiIeoe ira 2iperpool ben Soe
Sunni, pentes til Nep gorf ben 15oe.
oe 8osiagerer for Rorbpeiten oil
bore Chicago TO Gage ienere. "etru'
ria" Ser oigif fra Hew gorf ben Soe
Suri, pentes til 9iperpool ben 15oe,
GA 0asiaaerer for Sfanotnapien
pentes at bile naa beres SeitemmeI'
iesIteoer omtring BEN 17oe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11

Sprnabp. On tornado onretteoe
tort @ienbomstob / Oct eitlise Ola.
bona i 8reoags aitcs, 90 ct 9iiiin
Menneffer antaees al babe iat 9iDet
til.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11
aaben RorreIponoance.

ro1N.srasmnoI 1 benne afbeIina befbores al
Mo1ofofernf q. q. Fceues. macrtebibec. Minn..
oa Sonn C1ts, n%enbtfon. aais.
Spstnsmddl fra Derfcnsr. fol iiYe opaiber
me Vdpne I'll Mebufftoren, tefrdres TIE.
speraere nebes dffntfe fine gpsraSrlnaI ! ct
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11
annie settl.res isprenina

Dc gamle SettlereS Screening
Otter Coil goinrtp bar oaigt fsl'
eenoe Gmbebsmpnb: 1r9iibent, 6,
G. GorIiis, Sersis SONS; @iceprp'
Iibent, 60 gmbertion. Barfs 9rairie
Sefretpr. Diner Dillon, Sergns
Soils; aasierer, Orris alberts.
Bottle Cafe; Siitorifer, George 8
Coming, Sersus Sails.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11
1ecorab Og Dmegn.
Sen lobe Stunt 1901.
EeIpmurb.

9oris Sones. en- norif 5ormarbei'
Der, iom bor arbeibet Dos Grit Nseis
SranfptIle Sospnfbip | Sommer, be.
aff / Ereouss SeIomorb peb at asSe
fia ieennern Sopebet. lrteotee
Observation-Disclosures os Ord ipnes at
uare aarios til BERNIE fortoileSe
Gambling.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11

1853. Sp.: Naar en- Wano eier en- 9amp.
baao % nm benntter ben til %llbHuster, er
pei oa nsooenoigt at bape ct Qicenie for at
ortoe ben % inan ben inipiceres?
3d.: Sa. s bpert gili9lbe, bpor en-
Eampbaab benpttes til geforbrins al Has'
iaeerer paa en- ie,lbar 81 ener gIo | Be
6orsnebe Stater, maa ben inipiceres at ben
offentltse 9ompbaabrnipeitsr, % ben Ber'
Jon. iom oriper 9ampbaaotrafiien, maa ub'
tase en- engineers 2teenie". mooiat
Sab er ban bieminlben til 8sber. De 6or.
enebe Staters 9omp1fibsinipeftsr for bette
G,itritt bar aontor / Dubuque, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11

Sainois Steel Cos. Sorbrinser
paa gienoomsret til 33 Icres 9anb
paa Gen Sones p9roiot til $1,000.
600, bIep nrgtet al Surpen ! aurpo.
r%ationens Sag MOB IIeranber
@usis. Saeen bIep bebanbIet | 0sil.
maufee, @is., % parebe fem Tiger.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11

So Teneeifabe | Nne, Cub & SUB.
ion 2irmberfontor os ct I Tborp Rer.
camille 60. blep iprpnet. gegge
Sirmoer bar 9ofoIer / iamme Sus |
Sborp, @is. Rpe 60. table $500,
og Sborpes $240.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11
5orfeaist.

!Son. 6. 3. @nnberipn bIep fioite
llse | Gleronbrio, Winr., 1stepiet til
Miis gesiie 8. @iIion, 9atter at at.
osbe Son. 8. 8. Wtlion.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11
Trs. WeainIens Silitanb bar pu

Rrs. Neainleps Silitanb bar pe.
ret alt anoet emo tiIfrebsituenbe iiben
bun fom tiIbage til @aibinston, os
BET bar oftere p9ret befrpetet, at oct
par tibet Saab ON at rebbe benoes
2ip. Senoes 2Geer uotaIte Dog |
2srbogs, at bun M Iaoer til at bore
noaet bebre, me- bun er BOG reppe
lIbenfor Sare.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11
Nnti.G iaaret.9 upen

nti.Gisaret.0upen er al Dom.
mer 9urnbom / 8iitriftsrettn |
WariboItopn, Sa,, erflpret for gpI.
oie. Ocmmeren flyer, of Gigaret.
bonbIernes @ienbomme og Su.
ie, hpor Gigoretter fan bepiies of
pore ioIst. Ifol beiIoelpeees for pc
falling al Den Sfot, iom er uo'frepet
eiter hen me 9op. Oct iiges, at go
aen fal oppeleres.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11

grGnbt al apnet bIep Oscar 81.
ion oe hans llnee Setter nRr San.
bile, Q. .. Den unee Olion unb.
Hap uben alporIis Sfabe; ben an.
ben fiji ct ioriaroelist Saar | Ban.
ben.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11

1856. Sp.: 6porbon er bet I Wiunefota
Ileo Stnosipse, fom blinsr ienbt I'll Stntens
Mipler. betiler Staien for beres Siemien.
belle. naar be ct belbrebebe eler ublfripes
ira GfpIerne?
en-: ca.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11

8jenoprettelie al Ganteen'en. Den
amertfanife 9neeforenine, iom bar
boIot Wsbe | ct. Raul, bar peb en-.
itemmia a%fitemuire fattet en- geflut.
ming, iom anbefaIer @ienoprettelie
al QrmeenS Ganteen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11
rt,toee prponftmarf,s.
g en- ,srt y resasrmsss.s.

Sanees SpnpScs npe airfe | Te.
terion. @inu., bIeo ranrmet at 9pnet
Den Ace IS. o. nebbrRnbte totaIt.
airfen par iaapiSt f9roiebpgset.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11

1877. Sp.: Spab er Bilfaarene for al
iunne bl,ue Weblem al Stotsmilitien
Wfnneiota? @ip Gloeren: ben Son, Der be-
tales, ps bpor man ffal benpenbe fig.
Sp.: On 9lnisser maa bore 1s Nai
CANNED eler mere, rnaa babe ct ilnot oa
iaapiot f~eilfrit 2eseme, at ban ian faa ben
~uofrapeoe 2eseatteit, mao unberifripe bel
8ompasnis Btlcpe, iom ban sniter at tilbpre.
% betale be afsiiter, Der er i%aitiatte / bisi.
2ope. Snbtil ban inbtalbes I'll aftip 3ie'
neite, faar ban ineen 2sn os mobtaser 70,
aftiO 9Ieneite So pr. Sag. Guissuins Tan
inoienoes eIenuem en- Nanb, iom alerebs
er MeoIem. Staten ffafer bet nsopenbise
ubitpr. iaaiom Uniform, gaaben oiu. %
sioer osiaa be fprusone gensemibler til
99tfelie af 8ompaaniets ubs,fter. Gns
Reolemmer al ct Militstompasni err fri.
tasne for Su~rptieneite, for Yeiarbeibe oe
1rffatnins al gienbom op til en- Y9roi a
$500.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11

III. Sp.: Raar lea be.ror en- Sarge sler
en- Sagisrcr npset | SemmeIisbeo, er Der
oa ingeu Sou, iom fan tpiuee benz til at tie
oermebp 3unbe be optr9oe iom, Sioner
mob mig / &etteu. naar leg bapoe benpenoi
mig til benz / PROFESSIONALS Gnltssenoer?
Sp.: Ter e~riiterer piitnpt life uoseu
Itrspen Sop ior iaaoaut. men Stif ps Srua
blaubt Sasisrere % 9Gsrr er bette Stptfe
/ Alminoeliebeo Iiseiaa binbenoe, ipm ON
Der bnpbe p9ret en- ilts 9op. Spao mon
rpber for en- 1fitteIis 2ase ener Iopptat
bpis PROFESSIONALS 8nao eler Seileoninq
man Tiger. tau man oGre temmelis litter
poa lite pil blipe aabenbaret. Stlsnt mon
iaaleoes ueppe fan tGnte zig, at Der pil.
be blipe Spprssmanl ON retsligt giones.
bpro fra iaaoani Splp. piIoe iitiert Siones.
bprb al oenne Ratur blipe aipiit ipm nspI'
pist. ON bet pirtelis ifuIpe iremiomme; l Del
Eieblit en- Sage eler Sasiprer laoer Zig
meooele 5tus | proiesiiouelt Ciemep, ion
pilpe itaoe Sebfommeuoes aaraiter, PM Del
blep befienSt, tr9per proiesiion,l Gtbit, al
ban beholoer bet for zig lelp, % pisie Sen'
inn maa man saa uo fra oil bltpe relpei'
teret.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11

Or. 9priual. 1anclGse, oil pare at
tr9iis / Spring @rppe bper OnsSas.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11

1853. Sp.: Hoar u. Ieier g. til at orbei.
be Tor iig for ct Nar eller mere til en- bic
aarlig 2Bn paa ben Betinselle, at Der ital
bore 8 Maaneoers Gpiiseliesir,it paa begse
Sioer, % U. ialser fin Gorretntng. % be
npe Giere life bill opfplbe biSie Torplietelier
ira us Sibe, buab lfal ba y. eipreY SeI
bemGrfes, at u. n9ster at BABE noget gin.
ioar, ioet ban paaberaaber iig, at han lite
l9ngere er I Sprretning. 8an .. forlanae
'ulo 2sn for be 6 Maaneber, ipm Tarterns
pprtnoeli9 blep enise ont iom Dpiiseliestio?
Gu: Spis q. leier 9. meb ben uotrptfe.
lise Gcritaaelie, at ban ifal baoe 8 Maaue.
bers Cpiiselie, os brpoer &outratten, Tim.
pelthen foroi ban snIfer at saa no al
Gorretnins, Tan .. forlanse en- Sfabes.
eritatnius iuarenbe til bet Sab, iom
aontrattbrubbet MATTE mebfsre. VI. fan
naturlispis saa ND al S%orretnina, MARION.
BELT ban timber forspot. men ban bar insen
Net til at poafsre EN- anoen noseu Sfaos
eaer lab beroeb, liseiaa libt iom ban Fan
BRUCE bette iom Taaifuo til at unosaa LOB.
list inbsaaebe 5%prplistelier. Oct er bog
life siuet, of 8.'s gritatnius pil blipe iau
flor lom 8 Waanebers 2sn; bet funbe b9n.
be, at ban i%nsentins ft. 9ette piIoe berr
paa Fere Dmit9noisbeoer; tbi mebeus bel
piitnot in9en Tuil er ON bans 8et, er Del
paa iamme Tio hans Tlist at sisre, boat
ban Tan for at iiaffe Zig anoen geiii9fti'
selie. ps ben gritatnins, Der ba peo be
Maaneoers llolBb MATTE blipe BAN til
fJenot, pilbe ipare til bet aftuele Fab, bon
baobe liot; meb andre Orb. ban piloe part
berettisst til ct 8elsb, iparenbe til Sorifjel'
len l. brab ban bapoe tient / be nepnte 6
Maareoer, % bpao ban funbe hape item
mere eler pper bette 8elsb, ON u. lite hao'
be brubt 8ontraiteu. 8au .. beoiie, al
ban bar siprt enbper mulis Gntrengelie foi
at faa geflGftiselie, uoen at bette er lpt'
ieoes BAN, Tan ban boloe VI. a~nioarlis ipI
ben iuloe 2sn for be 6 Raaneoer. Oilers
lite.
l89. Sp.: Or Der nooen 2on I SnoIta-
terue INN Spreifriper 6rpnier for NSate.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11

ITO. Sp.: Be taller ON rIretferbisbeb /
@eniipuer, men er Der lite psiaa llreti9r'
biabeo andre Steber? Ser bar ri I. gr.
bette NpnumeHtp9ieu for befienote 9eue.
raler ps 9olitttere. Suem betaler I. CT.
for 9psan.S tatuen, ps bpab ioiier ben?
Sp.: 9osaniiatuen blep b~eIluttet reiit ai
8pnsresIen, iom peb Sou al @artS 1883
bepilseoe SAC, 600 / oette Eiemeo. s 1891
bIep Der bepilset pberlisere $4,000 til Sta'
tusn. s iaume Sormoal gap be samle Se.
terauers rationale Soreutus &c. A. r.
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11
~nIuth cpebeprtser
esesepriier / iorifieatae ss.r.

MtnntapoltS SpeoeSrifer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11

l88. Sp.: Or Der nooen 2oo I Snbita'
terne, iom ioreitriper @r9nier for @ste'
lfab menem Spioe n9 Resere?
Co.: ga, / entelte Spbitater finbes bei
iaaoanne 2ope.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-29
THE MARINE CORPS.

WASHINGTON, d. G., October 2s.--
In his annual report upon the condi-
ton and services Of the United States
marine corps for the past year, Briga-
der General Charles Haywood renews
a former recommendation that Con-
gress shall make the commandant OF
the marine corps that Of major general.
This recommendation, it is stated, is
embarrassing to the General, mas
much as such action would result in
his own promotion, but he points out
that the present authorized strength
OF the corps, 6.062 men, should entitle
the commandment to the rank of major
general. as the army regulations pro-
vide that the appropriate command for
a major general is four regiments, or
1900 men, He calls attention to the
fact that all the bureau chiefs of the
navy department have the rank OF rear
admiral. which assimilates to that of
major general in the army. General
Haywood strongly recommends that
the law providing that officers OF the
navy who served with honor during
the civil war may retire with the next
higher rank, be extended to the ma
rine carps. 1t Is no more than just,
he says, that the few old officers left
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-29

LONDON. October 2s.--The pertinao-
ity with which society discusses the
rumsrs regarding the health OF kty
Edward has had serious effect
the court dressmakers. who expectedy
ere now. to have been busily engaged
on tho coronation robes. etc. They
are keeping large STATS In almost
complete idleness. Tho members OF
society nave apparently made up their
minds that they will not go to any ex-
pense until they feel sure that the corr
Grafton will really occur. There is .
Very clearly defined impression In tho
diplomatic corps that the King II
threatened with some organic COM
paint. Some 20 so far as to say It IN
cancer. or Bright's disease. or both.
Probably the trucr solution Is that the
cancer rumor springs from tho Kings
oft -expressed dread of cancer, which
has made such ravages in his own
family. and that whatever ailment may
threaten him 1t has not reached any
definite or dangerous stage, else he
would be quite unable to keep up his
inoessant round of public duties and
private pastimes with the regularity
and zest which he continues to display.
In spite of these facts, there Is I'M
doubtedly very alarming premonition
/, in court circles. especially among the
women. that the King Will never live
to be crowned. which. however. base
less or otherwise. is having q serious
effect on trade. The favorite story In
this connection now current Ia that
palmist told Queen Alexandra not long
age that she would never live to be
crowned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-29
BIG EXTENSIONS
WILL BE MADE
ny, the rairmont Electric Railway
Company.

Special TO tho Register,
\ FAIRMONr, w. Va, October U.s.
The electric railway company, of which
John A. Howard, OF Wheeling, is he
attorney and president. intends to ex-
tend their line and double their electric
light capacity here. The contract for
the erection of larger power house,
that will cost when equipped, about
$50 900, will be let by the company I'M
mediately. to be erected on the ground
Of the present plant. Tho difficulty
that long existed between a few West
Fairmont property owners and the com
pany Ia now settled, and the connection
of the line is being made. This por-
ton will be ready for operation n
about thirty days. The work OF secur-
ing right of way to Monongah was
commenced to-day. After this Is COM
pleted the contract for erecting the adj
ditional section TO that place will be
let, and later on the road will be ex-
tended to and connected with the
Clarksburg line.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-29

In the corps. who stood shoulder to
shoulder with those In the nary during
the war of the rebeiiie1. &c given the
same consideration.
The total number OF casualties In the
enlisted force of the corps during the
past year. caused by discharges, de-
sertions, deaths and retirements, was
2,5so AT the date OF the report. octo-
Der LIST. there were 7s officers and Ais
enlisted men of the corps at the vari-
Gus stations in the far east.
Before closing his report, General
Haywood takes occasion TO express his
appreciation of courtesies extended by
the army In the way of transportation
and supplies In conclusion, he says.
II am pleased to state that the corps
has been able 10 meet promptly and
satisfactorily the many and varied de-
mands which have been made upon It
during the year. and feel justified In
stating that II has maintained its high
reputation for efficiency"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-29

, up said the brother, and you ought
to tell us everything now
Il haven't got anything 10 tell he
answered in slirly manner.
Do you want to see the priests
again." asked his brother, and he an
swered with more vehemenee than he
had previously shown:
No damn them. don't send them
here again; / dent want them.
The brother-in-law interjected here:
That's right, Leon"
The brother looked rather disturbed
By the answer Then stepping up close
to the bars, the condemned man said.
And don't you have any praying
over me when I'm dead | don't want
1t. I don't want any of their damned
religion.
There Was n Painful Pause
of few minutes and then the relatives
resumed casual conversation with him
to which he replied in monosyllables
until the ibrother-in-law suggested
much to Superintendent Collins sur
prise, that he and the brother be per-
mitted to witness the execution. Before
Superintendent Collins could reply,
Leon Czolgosz said;
Yes, Mr. Superintendent, let them
see me killed"
Superintendent Collins told the trio,
In emphatic terms. that no such thing
could be allowed. and ordered them to
say goodbye
Czolgosz walked to the back of his
cell. sat down on the edge Of his cot
and did not answer the last farewell.
When the relatives reached the war
dens Office they again renewed their
request to see the execution, to which
Mr.. Collins replied:
"Emphatically no. Czolgosz will be
killed at o'clock tomorrow, and Ii
you apply to the warden in the after
noon YOU may be able to see the body.
The two men were then let out OF
the prison.
A few minutes after they had left
Superintendent Collins received a tele-
phone message from the chief OF police
of Cleveland. announcing that the faith
er of the convicted man had signed an
agreement similar to the one signed
by the brother here this evening. Civ
ing the prison authorities the disposal
of the body.
The prison was absolutely quiet at
10 o'clock. A little crowd that had
gathered about the main entrance at
dusk quickly dispersed without any
suggestion from the police or guards.
The superintendent and warden retired
at 10 o'clock with the announcement
that there will be nothing given out
and no one would enter or leave the
prison until tomorrow morning. Be
fore the superintendent retired the
death watch reported to him that Cool
gosz was sleeping soundly. Beside
the two regular men on the death
watch in the corridor. an additional
guard sat in Czolgosz's cell tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-29
THE READING GIRL
DIED OF HER WOUNDS.

READING, Pa, October 28.-Annie
Et.er, aged fifteen years, who was
found in a shed early yesterday morn
ing. bruised and bleeding, died at the
Reading hospital this morning without
regaining consciousness. Public opin-
ion is wrought~ up TO high pitch
agains tGeorge Cans, aged Il years.
who is in custody charged with COM
hitting the crime. The gir.'s skull had
been fractured with board. When ar
resteo for disorderly conduct yesterday
morning, blood stain WIS found on
Cans chin and hands. Cans has made
a confession In which he admits that
he met the girl on Saturday evening and
took trolley ride with her. He then
pretended to see her safely home, 1t is
alleged, but lured her into an alley
through an open lot into a shed. She
resisted him violently. when 1t is al
legged. he hit her over the head with a
board again and again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-29
HAD A LIVELY TIME.

Special to the Register.
HUNTINGTON. w. Va. October 2s.--
Robert Williams and Leila Bird. both
colored. became engaged In y Quarrel IN
the Florentine Hotel dining room, JUST
after breakfast hour this forenoon, ana
the Bird woman hurled q couple OF glasses
at williams, breaking them over bis head
and making painful scalp wounds. VIII
Iiams seized huge meat fork and stab
bed the woman several times IN the leit
breast with IT, making dangerous wounds,
He would probably have murdered the
woman had not q number or WATERS
rushed in and pulled him off. The coiofeu
WATERS became incensed at Williams ana
were arranging to do him great bodily
harm when the police arrived 1t was
some time before quiet was restored.
Williams Is In jail and The Bird woman IN
tho hoe,,ita1 She Will recover
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-29
COURT ADJOURNED.

Special TO the Register.
WESTON, w. Va, October Is
With the exception of the chancery
side. the Circuit Court adjourned this
afternoon. Gilbert Snyder, who was
indicted for felonous assault, was
found guilty. and sentenced to thirty
days in Jail and a fine OF twenty-five
dollars imposed. Lloyd Garrett, who
was indicted about year ago for
throwing stones at passenger train,
was acquitted on account OF the lack
OF evidence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-29
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

Special TO the Register.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va. october IS
Constable = r. Suiter of this city. last
night arrested William Hardy. of Guy
andotte. In this county. on a charge or
being an accomplish In the murder OF
George Noble, a wealthy farmer of Law.
renee county which murder occurred
more than a year ago Noble was
wealthy farmer and lived alone. One
morning he was found In the front yard
of his home, his body having been almost
devoured by hogs He had been murS
dered probably three days before. AZ
he always kept quite sum OF money
about the house robbery was the sup
posed motive. One of Mobiles SONS was
once arrested for the crime, but was re-
leased. as no evidence could be adduced
against him. Hardy has been taken TO
Ironton Ohio, for n preliminary exams
nation II is not known what evidence Is
against him but the general impression
He has always been d hard. working. In
offensive citizen
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THE AGREEMENT SIGNED
BY which the Body Will be buried
in the Prison Cemetery.

BY which the Body Will be Buried.
in the Prison Cemetery.
AUBURN, N Y, October 28.-The
body of Leon CzoIgosz, the murderer
of President Mckinley. will not be re-
moved from Auburn. Superintendent
of State Prison, Cornelius " Collins,
and Warden J. Warren Mead, after
hours of controversy with Czolgoz' s
brother succeeded in obtaining from
him the following REIMBURSEMENT Of
the family claims to the remains when
the executioner shall have finished his
work:
Auburn. N. Y, October %, 1901.
ITO j. Warren Mead, Agent and War
den, Auburn Prison.
81 hearty authorize you. as Warden
of Auburn Prison. to dispose OF the
body of my brother. Leon F. Czolgosz.
by burying it in the cemetery attached
to the prison as provided by the law
of the State of New York.
This request is made upon the ex-
press understanding that no part of the
remains will be given to any person
or society, but that the entire body
will be buried in accordance with the
the law in the cemetery attached to the
prison.
(signed) valdez CZOLGOSZ."
Witnesses:
JOHN A. SLEICHER,
GEORGE E. GRAHAM.
The resolution of Supt. Collins to
prevent sensation in the transporta-
ton and burial or cremation of the
body of Czolgosz took new zest from
two offers that were submitted to-
day by
Men of Questionable Enterprise.
A museum keeper in one OF the large
eastern cities telegraphed him an oner
az $1,000 spot cash for either the body
or the garments of the murderer, and
the owner of a kaleidoscope wired War
den Mead that he would pay $4,000 Tor
permission to take moving picture OF
Czalgosz entering the death. chamber.
The superintendent also had his sus-
picions aroused as to the motives Oh
some of the relatives Of Czolgosz In
seeking the body in view of their pow
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COURT SENTENCES.

Special to the Register.
STEUBENyILLE, o.. October o.
Judge Mansfield sentenced the follow
ing to-day: VIM. Coles, colored, for
assault, to eight years in the peniten-
tiary; Edward Mcdonald. for assault.
four years In the penitentiary; Charles
Rehling, for shooting to wound. one
year in the penitentiary; Miller Bar
rett. for cutting to kill and wound. TO
the Mansfield reformatory.