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The Ely miner., 1901-01-11
CHARGE OF TWELVE MEN.
Brave Feat of American Scouts Un.
der Gen. LavtOn In the
Philippines.

A medal of honor-the highest COM
pliment which can be given to an
American soldier-has been recon-
mended for presentation to each of
the ten surviving members of band
of IL scouts who performed q brave
feat near San Miguel de Mayume Ori,
in the Philippines. on May 13. 1899.
says Youths Companion.
These scouts were under the lead of
William H. Young, civilian who had
been a famous scout on the western
plains in America. and whom Gen.
Lawton made his chief of scouts in
the San Ysidro campaign this year.
On the day mentioned. Gen. Lawton
was advancing on San Miguel. a
small body of Oregon volunteers came
suddenly upon the enemy, drawn up
in an advantageous position in front
of San Miguel. the right flank resting
on IL stream, the left on an elevation
made secure by dense thicket.
1t was afterward ascertained that
the Filipino force in this position
Numbered about 600 men.
Without waiting for the reinforcing
battalion to support them, or to be In
n position to do so, this squad Of ten
scouts, led by Mr.. Young and by
Private James Harrington. Of the Ore
CONS, an old frontiersman-12 men in
all-charged the enemy's line, about
$50 yards distant.
The line fred, then wavered, and
then completely gave way, to be fol-
lowed up by the reinforcing battalion,
and driven from the city and environs
OF San Miguel. a place Of great i'm
portance.
Young and Harrington, while shout
ing and cheering and leading the men
up, were shot and killed.
DAf1AGES FOR A LOST BRIDE.
The Ely miner., 1901-01-11
Timber Land, Acc June 80, 1878

lILnDcT lLdIlO, ACC q uuc OV, lot .
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Office. Duluth. Minn..
December 24th 1900.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 8, 1878. entitled AN act for the sale of
timber lands i'm the states of California. Or
egon. Nevada. and Washington Territory"
as extended to all the public land states by
act of August 4. 1892.
Alfred Thibault, of Virginia, county Of ST.
Louis. State of Minnesota. has this day fled
in this Office his sworn statement No. $685.
for the purchase of the NEA and SH of SW4
of fsection IL. and NWA of NWA of section
IA, in TIP. So r. 10 and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for
it's timber and stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim to said
land before the register and receiver of this
Office at Duluth. Minn.. on Friday. the
END day of March, 1901.
He names as witnesses: John CheSSer.
David Beaudoin. Peter Schipley and Asa NJ.
Lang. all Of Virginia, Minnesota.
Amy and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested to
file their claims in this Office on or before
said 2,nd day OF March. 1861.
Ill 3-i5 WM. f.. CULKIN. Register
The Ely miner., 1901-01-11
Notice to the Public.

The co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between Alex Winchester and
Joseph Campbell under the firm name
of Campbell & Winchester is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Alex
Winchester retiring. All bills owing
by the firm of Campbell & Winchester
will be paid by Joseph Campbell and
all bills due the said firm will be paid
to Joseph Campbell.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL.
ALEX WINCHESTER.
Dated at Ely, Mimi, the Goth day of
November, 1900.
The Ely miner., 1901-01-11

WANTED-ACTIVE MAN OF GOOD
character to deliver and collect in Minne-
sofa for old established manufacturing
Wholesale house. S9O0 n year. sure pay.
honesty more than experience required.
close self-addressed stamped envelope.
Manufacturers. Third Floor. Y34 Dearborn
St.. Chicago.
The Ely miner., 1901-01-11
Nervous Debility Cured.

N;,.fs.oo,o is a French sreatment that is
VII tuoiiid positively guaranteed to
cure IMPOTENCY resulting from indescret-
ions or debility, gives vitality and vigor to
old and middle aged. restoring the desires.
ambitions and aspirations of youth and
health. fitting for success and happiness in
business; professional and social and mar
ried life. $2 a package Or3 for s.. Refuse
cheap substitutes. Sent anywhere prepaid
on receipt of price and guaranteed by
The Kidd Drug Company, Elgln, Ill.
Retail and wholesale by A. 8. James. drug
gist, Ely; N. j. Benson. Tower; III. A. SOder-
gren. Virginia; DOwling's Drug Store,
Eveleth; S. f. BOyce, Duluth.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
Rrupp'e 4Idue.

Srisbri6 2rupp. Der betannte beuti&s
aanonen' 8bnis unb 9anserplutts n. Sa'
briiant. fol-. ME o %suftdnoiafter Settle
perF&srt fprrb. fi& esssppdrtie nod
sinem glas fur bic Grri6iuns elmer ga
brit in ben Der. Staten umiebsn. unb
,tpar in cer Ra6baIihaft bon 9ittsbure,
mo bic giiens uno 4oblen.P robuete, mel,
DE far bic erobsn nnternsbmunsen bss
psuiiGen Wasnaten bsourft perben. gu
sinem piel nisbrisersn 8ofsnprsis su ba'
ben iinb, alS i'm eontinentalsn europa.
Wan slaubt oieier Nnsabe f6on bssipe.
gen, neil bsianntermaBsn Mssnten Der
3rupp'iHsn @sfsqi6ait i6on felt sinissr
Belt sifriss 8srbanolunsen fabrsn bsbufs
@ripetbune bon 8oblenldnbereien in Der
Rdbs bon pitlsbure, fdr bic ousf6lisb
li&s 8snubune ieitens biefer 6sisai4dft.
90 fol- fiH babel um elm febr eroBes @s'
bet i'm Bitisburssr 8OblenbiRriet ban,
helm, iotpis UNI msbrsrs 8~Oblsnaebiete in
DsR 8irsinisn. Obio uno 2ennsfa
soften aas oisis 2dnbsreien ipirtli6 pom
Qrupp s~sfauft tpsroen, 10 piro Der Raul.
prsis in bic DliGi1nen esbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
Seutf@e Ia afeu.

Die Dor Ginger 8sit In alsr StiQs
untsr BEN 8otiis bss Generals Der Sns
fantsris SrsibsrrH bon Der @oIb in 8srs
binoune nit elmer Rsibs bon bsrporra.
ssnSsn Rsnnsrn bss aiiutH&sn Continents
uno untsr Bstbeilisuns tabIrei&sr bsbsu.
TENDER Sncuftrieaen assrlnbeie 9sutf&s
Aiatii&s @sisai6afi iritt Jest an Die
OsHsnlli&isit fe nil snesr. 8ssieb.
unesn 40 ben Dsuli&sn in afsn antndp.
fen unb pfssen unb Anrseunssn ba,u
ssbsn. baB tpiisni&aftli&e uutsrnsb,
munssn ms 2sbsn serufsn tpsrbsn. bic
essisnst fin6. Der bsuti&sn nsbstiss.
pO!itIi in aisn bic @sss ~ sbnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
Soaeben neri&ert Deutf@lanb's
TreuubfAaft fur Mmerifa.

Ser bsuti&s 8Oti&aitsr BEL ben Der.
Staaten. Sr. bon Soaeben, 1T iosbsn
Don isinsn Sommetfsrisn in europa su.
ridsstsbrt. nebsr bic 8ssisbunesn ami.
i6su 9suti1lanb uno ben Der. Staatsn
bsfru8t, iaete G: .,Dieielbsn iinb ME
better unb bsIsliber espeisn. Ser 8sr'
luf, psl4en piss 2anb pur1 bic 1ras
s6O,s IN Buffalo erl,ttsn bat. bat bic Isbs
bate Spmpaibie bes bsuii4en Bottles
srrsst. Nsins 2anpslsuts blidsn auf
ben nsusn Prdfoenten poQ 8srtrausn.
Dlsin Souperdn beet 1spuuosrune fur
bic Sorti6riite Amsriia's uno frsunb.
i&aft,&s @efinnune essen bic Ser.
Staaten. gr bat. ME bstannt, erft iars'
LID wleosr eesei8t. ME CT bic amsriianv
i&e 9ef@idlhieit unb 2i1tigteit ~
f&ibsn psib. inbem CT cine Oa@t in ben
Der. Staaisn bausn last. Aass @ss
i@wdb batdber, bab Sc. Maistdt
uani1t. bic suropdii4sn Rationsn ju
psrsinissn. um BEN amsriian,i&sn Sorts
i&ritt in Der Sanbelsipelt ben Rane ab.
sulaufsn. Vt Opns aas 8ssranbuns. Sd
babe NOD SINS Su iasen: Sn ben 8sl'
iunBsn eri&einsn in rseslmdbissn 8mi.
i&snpauisn Bsri&le. pona@ Dsuti8laut
psriu6t, IN Slbamsriia 9pbtsnftaiionsu
su sttperben, ober ionft in iresnb wel1er
Dsiis 5ub gu fafsn. Disis 8sri&is iint
ipisbsr une pieosr bon u~nisrsn Ssinbeu
in nmlauf 8sisst porosn, pel&e % n d
lisbsn, uns auf 10 freunoi&aitIi&sm 5ub,
NIT ben Der. Staatsn au isbsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28

-
@intcr
ltnterflci0cr
fir Mdnner, Trauen:
aab &inoer.

StBt IN Der 3sitpunit, UNI Idpsrtrt Inter
hnfsr an,uiisbsn. Gle piinIbtn bic brfsn
gStrtbe, bic 40 btfomneu linp. Ole psrosn
Mot lanae mad ~etuielbrn berumlaufen, lpuefrn
bort taufen, NO Gle bic btifrn Wtribr unp preis-
phretgifs Sudlitdt trbaltsn. llnier 9prratb be-
dnlprutt ben Bcrrdng fur ,usIlG1iss Inter
tlslesr, pon osr %ftinifsu Sprft bis Su ben nitb.
rlgitst preiisn, ja eentn CUTE llntsrfleiefr per>
fault rsrctn fpnneu. Na has Bette unb Neu-
slfs thstt man bier In Wsib Opn natirIibsn
5arbtn.
Die - tnttsarter'' RormaIen ianitGriideu
nnterfleiocr, bsTr ME ale
ugBrigbt" Observation-Disclosures.
Wortolf uno Reiu 8runstpid llnterfleioer.
fleioer.
ameriran SoiierD Gompanb's leidte, nit.
telrnabige nnb flnerpiegenoe 1nterfIei0er,
In natirlider geole unD Beib.
enmbinattonss anjilge fir WSnntr, Srautu
une 8tneer, has DSuitgarter" uno nnefrt po-
puldrs 6abrifatt; uatirlid unb ptib, IN psr-
ibisetuen @epihttn. lluItr Raum sTldubt uur
bic arfibruns ppu tiuiasn SpaialitGisn.
Ratiirlifr aeoIe fur Waaner, rrira Ibpsr,
ittetnbsieBte Sfmpen uno lnitrbpIsn ausae.
iri6ns CT Wtrtb fur 50 Gents /; unlsr Spntal-
prtts 43 Gents. Shpers Ssrttp esrippts GEM
ben une unttrbeitn, auberatppbnliht Qualiidt
fur bfn prtis, AZ Gents. AueerCrerntlibe
@sribs ~ so Gents. rs Gents un6 $f.OO.
Fur 9nmen: 9rtra fhptr aitbgtfittrrit
unp istotbtItBt nur In Wsib Gin trtTa Bar.
gain Werib. SpJialprsie, Is Gents.
Serfet gerippte Ueiis, nur In gBtib, frine
lrtt&t fisbarfutiutt, isiptns @rOdsrnotn, NIT
ltibsnsm BdnptrbtiaB. Spgialpreis, 50 9suts.
@rpBt Bsrtbs in natiirltbsr 0Oat unp 0rb
~ rs 9snts unb $t.00j mitteImSsiss uub
itwsrt @epidit.
Smportirte S9peijer llnterfIeioer, In
Ssipt uhe WOls, gang WOat, Ssips unb
Saumrrut une Wcls unb 8aumpolt, uatiir.
LID une pstb, In alien GrSbfn uub 9spi6ttn +;
VtLis. poisn unb Combinations. Nnjuss.
fur Rnaben: Grira Wsrtb grausr 9lieb,
8rSesn "a gu 81. Spaialprsis, rs Gents.
6ir @aoGen: Sriss serippit 9sfs unb
Dozen, Hsbstfittsrt, %9rOddisibe Gnbsn, nit
SttetnbanS stnssfabt. SpsIialprsis, % Gents.
SpgiaIprsiit in @rSbtn unb austbru6sutu
partisu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
Gifenbabn Seittnhelle.
SsIauars, sadamunna Hno @efern Balm

SttotHettf SSoshpehhs SSsHss" OeS"s
Sn Strait ben 3. 9Opsmbsr 1901.
Giolia-9nl6bt SuantOn fir 3tp yprf
mn lao, Bis, sos. 7 SO, 1905, Born. H..
Is, $40 uae 1893 9a2mittass. 8ir Nsp
gpri U. philadelphia, I'm $50 u. zoos 0orm.;
12.45 uup 3.33 NaGmittass. 6ir 5pbS-
hanna, 6.t0 Rahmittags.
R0rolia -Gir Buffalo um LIS, 6.22 u. 800
Nsr.; f.55, 6.5U unh lbs Natmitiass.
8ar BinsbamtOn une 3pii&tnfationtu, um
1920 Wpr. uni 1.i0 Na&m. 6ar Ssptsp.
Syraeult unb Utica, um lis unb 6.22 Wpr. /;
t.55 Ra9mittass. Ssptso. Ssraeuis unp
tltisa 3us um 6.22 Rpr. lduft tdsli&, ausss.
Hsmmtn SsHniass. Sir Wonirsif nm 800
Rpr.; ITO unb $50 Rahm. Nt&ollOn VIC.
spmppatipn, um 4IO unb 6.t5 Ratmtttass.
4loomsburg 9ibifoH-YnlGbt scranton
fiji Rprtbumbrrlaup UNI 6.35. zoos Mer. ;
ISIS unb 6.tO Na1m. Gir plymouth um $40
gsrmtttaes; 3.4O unit $40 Wa8mittass.
Spnntaess3aee.
eibliG -8ir Rtw yprf nm lao, ais.
Cos nnp 1905 Wcrssns; $40 une 1888
Ha&m.
RSroli& - 8hr Buffalo urn lis, unb
6.22 Rsr.; f.55, 6.5O unb tf.35 RaHm.
D,somsbure Sibiion -8ulaet Scranton
I'm 1905 Rpr. une $40 Rd6rn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
Shtfsfub HpieusO orlaee.

@s tpirb INNER iuabrf6sinli&sr. but
bic bon Senator 5rps in 8Oridlae ss'
brcdts unb bon Senator Sanna 10 parm
bsfatportsts S6iHsiubhbisn, Bid fosar
BEL ben Rspubifanern ielbf ouf beftissn
D~ibsrfouo toben pirb. SIN Suoiona.
WiseonRn, Winnsiota uuo aud IN Dbic
bot bic BID pisle @ssnsr. Gonsrsbab.
s%sorbnster Burton bat fGr bic BID. tpis
CT ielbit sussitsbt, nidt uiel lbris. 81
iaet. bob er feline Bill unterfdssn tpsroe.
bic BEN S4abamt 6elo entuebsn ioa.
Wan Tonne pobI bic Snbuhrie einei
2anoes unisr Gontrols btinssn. aber Cd
tut,oe f& aIs EN- Ssbli6lus ertpeiisn.
polte man periu6en, ben Witbeperb auI
ben Deeanen sinDubdmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
$ S Of ntb

T
Gin 9ferb peraehrt i'm aSufe
zines ssabres an SHUTTER fein neunfo6es.
Elm Sdaf nur fsin iedsfo6es Giaen.
aepidt.
nj. m..
neoppIts Iieferten i'm Sahre 1878
-1s79 bios $40, 1856 NGfer Mebi.
Sm Sabre 19OO-19O1 Belief. {n bas
9robutt auf 100000 Sdfer'
@.;t h.u 49, o
bot Srmsr;t, ueE 600 600 Soo
Sots unS ;ihsr ss 200 4 q @;S.S
iber 81. OOO.OOOOOO Rupfer unb iib,r
SIC, OOO, 900. 900 Ridel brpbuairt.
0,r aosniF,, uimr,t b,h.
aSbIib cine orot, Ssnr,siion o,,f her.
grbnb,rfIShs Elm gr Iirot "a s,s
unter her burb5bnittfi6.n ws,rssbSb,
giuserSem entbSIt er 10 nenio gai,'
~SpN N"sTNIe n'9 80,
Jug Ct zap a's SuBDanerOedeh ss''en
"""
Uni elmer poIarfabrt
ertoedte Dor Eur5em cine ruiiitde er'
petition an Der SIoottttitte bon Jrana
Sofepbslano beri9tsoene, btsbsr auf
ts'nsr &arte peraettnste Snisln; auh
na9rn tie eine %drte Don HopoIo
Semlld duf.
@frtta urdquert bot
tura!iH, als Der 70. Joriter, benz btes
les n1ternepme1l 9elang. Der Belgter
e9dnootr; er 1T bon Der utiinour'g
pes Sanbell ausgega1sen iino bat na@
1eds Wtonaten otslentse beg &onso ere
rel1f. Stanle9 mar Der ertfe.
Riot ale Mostttos
fnb SrGaerinnen BON Walario>8 aailz
len. Die genDbnli6en Mostitos aes
bDren sur Speaies euler, unb finb in
eteler Stnildt %9etabrlOs. Nur BON Der
Sgeates anopbeles fpstB mon btsber
oelflmmt, DAB 1le Die Wealarta ubers
1 e.....x,
ooS e,n In psdI'
,.st I'% o Snt e7 r,ooo:olU pe'lDnsN' eet'
X ,s SSG.S.' a mutn..eIs" nnD 200,
,SS,t. Wv 1soo @'s S.uu.
SaS n nut n;@ ~ az "a ms;s." e pa..s
bSrioe einmobnsr m%or,ntpr S91 40
0eosr. 5687 Snbiouer unb 57 Gbins,
fen
.xs...,.4o o..
ee use 1ne tM os'I.oIsnsn
S ~. 10 ausr p.1IauLi;
k.";ss SuVr.s" DIs a. n1o eo
@!' NV anl Sm
S;ssn % Sa GU uIs.sange"sn
wssa.iupas p oIn esS 600 oaa4pstiuuI aH
aud bic einnobm,n nor,n nm S592',
4O2 bDber.
M. e.r..-..
,.Vr.tFFG.S asosrmhs'
tMVePtases,
S NV S'O ~. SUpla.aus !sse.u 5s9h
oon 9 wv Isen oona pph oUu,S
W. w S.tt msH soo'o nHp . iuI.
o., o." Ga s.rsta ~ eIisaal gslesI
: @ Spu,el SuSsrlteue gu
atgaa., fagnis uHg Uraps
"s" u19e9epeH iuelpeH Oas aH9eS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28

gu ben Meibna9tsfeiers
biirftsn btuer 100000 Sruts
bGbne bon 3anaba mad England pers
f6ifft tperben.
iii peibes 9 npuIps
d ZEN entbedte man ilnIdnsit in sinem
Reits unt.r flint iunsen S9palben in
benz Speider zines @aitbOfbefibers In
@rObsDoIs BET 9raubsns. Dsftprsu'
ben,
Ste 4tfoGfasg rnte In
a%riaono 1T beuer unsemsin reid aus
sefanen. Dos prObutt If bon nm 70
sr6Berem Wertbe, neil in ben tpefts
ltden Gentralitaaten bas 9ras meis
items ausasbrannt III.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-07
Paeheeo S )andIuff killer

aTPacheco's DendruH Killer. sold by all
Druggists and at the Union Barber
Shop.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-07
Kana and uB RAILROAD
FILE Ms0HPaaaTlaz PApERs
f4sadsuartsrs IN ssanslul0--csnpany
Agree to Make Aaassl Financial
Reports . Territorial Tr-assrsr.


The Kona and Kaa Railroad Com
pany. Limited. have fled incorporation
rapers with the Territorial Treasures.
The capital stock of TIE proposed saEE-
way company IS axed at s5a.sss. the
limit Of subsequent extension IS rKac-
ed al s1e.9se.o 900 The liability OF
stockholders is limited 70 the sasounz
OF their stock Ten per eeas Of the
proposed capital stock has zirea7y
been paid in Proof is fled that three
Fourths Of the shares have been sub
scribed for. The incorporates are
Jacob Coerper. John Humburg. GesTge
Rodiek. Cristei Bottle and Charles T.
Wilder.
The business headquarters Of the
company viii be located in Honolulu
In their application for a charter the
company set forth their desire to con-
struet. maintain and operate railway
lines in the district Of North kona.
South Kona and Kau- The motive
power to be steam. electricity. or any
other the company may choose.
The corporation officers and not
more than four persons to be elected
each year by the stockholders
of the corporation shall constitute the
Board of Directors. which shall have
control OF the business of the COM
pany. subject to the direction by the
stockholders at any regularly con-
vened meeting of the company. The
company binds itself TO make annual
reports of its financial affairs to the
Treasurer of the Territory.
The right to deal in lands along the
route; to build and operate pumping
plants: to construct and operate ho-
tells is also prayed for The company
proposes to deal in the shares OF 9TH
er interpretations
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-07
Aloha For Phoenix Friends.

From the Arizona Republican, Phoe-
nix. Ariz.
1t was a part of Judge A. S. Hum
phreys' plan to come to Phoenix. and
having visited Florence. his last home
in Arizona, he set out for Phoenix He
is in ill-health and having got as far
as Tempe he was afraid to continue
his journey in this direction. He ia
sired Mr.. Franklin to convey his re.
CARDS to his old Phoenix friends. and
his regret at not being able to see
them face to face. He is sick look
ing man and has aged and weakened
greatly within the last six years The
nature of his disease has made the re-
moval of one Of his kidneys necessary.
He is naturally gratified at the pro-
fessional and financial success he has
attained in the Sandwich Islands.
Speaking OF the political troubles in
the islands in which he is involved.
he said he was surprised on reaching
San Francisco to learn that they had
been made so much of. The whole
matter. he said. was factional or
personal dispute. and was not serious
" regarded even at Honolulu
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-07
BAND NOTES.
Musicians Were Busy Yesterday and
PLAY This Evening.

Musicians Were Busy Yesterday and
Play This Evening.
The Territorial band under the lead
ership of Captain Berger were kept
pretty busy yesterday in playing tune
full alohas to departing passengers
bound for the coast as well as at vari-
GUS island points.
The musicians serenaded the de-
parting of the Picking from the Pacific
mail wharf at noon. They also rend-
cred several popular airs previous
to the leaving of the steamer Hall
later in the afternoon.
Tonight a concert will be given at
Thomas Square at which an entertain
ing program viii be given
Part !.
Overture Taneredi ..... Rossini
Selection-old Operas ...... Kappey
tai Nuuanu Waipio.
OBJ Ka Makani Kali.
Miss J. Keliiaa.
(c) Wal Punalau.
I'D Tuahine Manoa.
Mrs. n. Alapai.
Part n.
Cornet Solo-Culvert Polka .
................. Steinhauser
Mr.. Charles Kreuter.
Selection-Rose of Shiras :. Eilenberg
Waltz-Sorma .. Grossman
MISUNDERSTANDING ...... Passard
The Star Spangled Banner.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-07
Every Automobile to Make It's own
Electricity.
From the New YORK Journal

From the New York Journal
Paris-S North, q Paris scientist.
has taken out patent for an inven-
ton which he says viii supplant pc
troieum as q motive power and make
stopping TO take on 3 supply OF cleo
tricfty unnecessary for automobiles
It Is an automatic generator Of elec-
tricity that takes up very little space
and makes electricity as the autom0-
bile speeds on It's way The small
quantity Of water required for general
ing the electricity can be carried in 4
bottle.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-11
RAILROAD SALE POSTPONED
Omaha and st. Louis Railway to Be
Sold Under Orders of the
Court
(Bv Associated PressO


Council Bluffs. Oct. 11.-Robert II.
Kern. special master in chancery, mount
ed platform at the Omaha and st.
Louis freight house at noon today and
pronounced that the sale of that road
set for today has been postponed until
tomorrow. The manager gave no rea-
son for the postponement beyond stat
ing that it was on telegraphc orders
from Judge Thayer Of st. Louis.
There were present a large number OF
railroad representatives and other spec
tators. A stir was created early in tho
day by report that representative Of
the John w. Gates combination of Kan.
sas City was present and would make
the bidding spirited as it was known
that the Wabash road was anxious to
secure control of the property and would
have representative here to name the
companys figure.
The Wabash has run it's through trains
between Omaha and st. Louis over this
road for some time, and it is UNDER
stood in railroad circles that, the Goulds
would pay $3,OO0,O0O for the property.
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SPEECH OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN
SOLDIER SEVERELY
CRITICISED.
LONDON PRESS IS SURPRISED
AND AMAZED AT INDIs-
CRETION.
ALL CHANCE FOR THE PEERAGE
BELIEVED TO BE NOW
LOST.
(By Associated Press

ONDON, Oct. 1.-THE storm raised
L. by General Buffers remarka BILE
outburst yesterday afternoon continues
to grow. The speech is the one topic of
discussion and there is general antici-
patton that disciplinary measures will
follow, unless General Butler himself
takes the advice of such a conservative
supporter of the government as the
Standard and resigns.
The tone of the press is generally one
of surprised amaZement at his indiscre-
ton The people of England have gen.
orally stuck to him throughout, and his
wifes social influence has been most
powerful and has even reached the
court
1t had been decided that he would be
elevated to the peerage on the next
honorary list, but now it is doubtful, if
after yesterdays confession, when he
advised the surrender of Ladysmith, "a
humiliation compared with which," as
the Standard says, "all other reverses
of the war would have been trivial" if
either the king OF people will continue
to favor him.
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WOMAN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Eastern and Western Women Contest
at the Baltusrol Golf Club
Links,
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Oct. 11.-There were four
players today in the contest for the ma
tional Woman's championship on the
links of the Baltusrol Golf Club Two,
Miss L. A. Mannice and Miss Margaret
Curtis, We're from Massa chusettS. Miss
Lucy Heron, Of Cincinnati, was the sole
survivor of the western continent, and
Miss Genevieve Hecker, Of the Essex
country CLUB OF New Jersey, was the in
dividual in whom the metropolitan dis
trict players placed all their hopes.
Each one of the quartette had large
following Of admirers, among the as
sembed golfers. Miss Curtis and Miss
r1errOn We're the first to tee off. A gall
lery composed of over three hundred peo-
pie, the majority of whom We're women
followed the Mannce-H match.
Following are the cards of the first
nine holes:
Miss Hecker out 40; Miss Mannice out
40; Miss Heron out so; Miss Curtis, out
60
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DOLINSKY
HANGING
GEORGE DOLINSKY HUNG IN CHI
CAGO FOR MURDER OF HIS
BROTHER-I R-IN-LAW.
1NFATUATION FOR MRS. LISLB
WAS CAUSE OF THE
CRIME.
FOUR BULLET HOLES FOUND IN
BODY OF MURDERED
MAN.
(By Associated Press.)

e HICAGO, Oct. 11.-George Dolinsky.
~ was hanged here today for the
murder of his brother-in-law, Anton
Lisle, a year ago. Dolinsky became in
fatuated with Mrs. Lisle, who was his
wife's sister. That his clandestine wOo-
ing might not be interefered with Do
lnsky sent his wife on a visit to her
parents in the old country. Lisle, how
ever, became suspicious.
November o. the two men met in a
pasture north of Irving Park. When the
police found Lisle's body, there were
four bullet wounds in it and the throat
was cut. Dolinsky was arrested but de-
clared that he and Lisle had quarrelled
about money matters and that he had
been compelled to shoot his brother-in-
law in self-defense. The evidence
against Dolinsky, while mainly circum-
stantial was sufficient to convince the
jury that murder had been done in or
der that Dolnsky might marry Mrs.
Lisle.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Dolinsky, in Europe,
heard that her husband had been ar
rested for numbering her sister. She,
with her infant, hurried back across the
ocean, and did not discover the real
state of affairs until she arrived in Chi
cago. She did not abandon her husband,
however, but did all in her power to aid
him. She visited him in Jail yesterday,
and when she learned that the supreme
court had refused to grant a supersedas
she fell in faint. Dolinsky made his
last confession to Father Rapouse yes
terday ,and spent the night in a barber
chair, alternatively doing and gazing
at his image in mirror.