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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

well" said the man who counts ev-
cry penny. there's one comfort about
the hot weather we have been getting"
"You find comfort in it?" Eyes. The
thermometer was bought the other day
has been kept busy It's satisfaction
to find that we didn't pay out our
money for something that didn't work
after we got it,
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

Alphonse BOrmett. lineman in the
employe of the Michigan Telephone
company. was instantly killed at
HOughtOn. Mich. by coming in con-
tact with live wire while at work at
the top Of pole. Twelve thousan
volts passed through him. He was -
years old and single.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20
Girl Sues "a Song Writer.

C. III. keat.ne knowl TO the must al
world as Lynn Udall, autho. Of "Jls-
as the Sun Went Down" ami "Jast
One Girl" was sued at Portland. Ore.
fur $4,000 for breach of promi e by
Jessie Stillson, school teacher. Keat-
ing was married Aug. l, this year
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

Extra safe Investment at Omaha. Neb.
Acre lots in Solomon's Addition q
of a mile from two electric lines, -
mile from country club inside of A
mile circle from Omahas postotfice,
lots 126x295 IT. cash price for 80 days
at 5000 per acre lot; only 33 lots left;
write now. E. G. Solomon,
Omaha, Neb.
Care County Clerks Office
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

If you want to invest in farm prop
erty send ~ cents for October copy
of Homes" the only exclusively farm
sale journal. Its range is from Maine
to California. from the Dakotas to
Florida. Homes Pub. Co., 1912 Gus
tom House place, Chicago.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

Stout Gent-Well, sir, I'm self
made man. | began life as a barefoot
ed boy. Thin Gent-Well as far as I
can make out | wasn't born with
shoes on, either
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

Willie-Oh, NAV, | have SIGH a
main in my stommick. Fond Mother
Willie, have you been eating some
thing? Willie-No, NAV, I didn't eat
a thing but eight green apples.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

II the cabinet council in Paris NJ
Del,asse formally announced The sign
ing of the settlement protocol at
Pekin
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

Unfortunately.-She- a corner
results from people selling stocks they
haven't got? The Lamb-Yes, and it
results in their losing money they
haven't got.-Brooklyn Life.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES are the
brightest, fastest and easiest to use.
Sold by druggists, lOc. per package.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

The new Theater Francois in Paris
covers three acres of ground and is the
largest in the world.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

Don't ache, use Hamlin's Wizard Oil.
Rheumatism, neuralgia and all pain
banished by it, See your druggist.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

The demand for electrical ventilat-
ors in India is ahead of the supply.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

These crispy mornings Mrs. Austin 5
Pan Cake Flour tastes delicious. Ready in
q moment. Buy from your grocer
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

For something good. try Mrs Austin's
Famous Pan Cake Flour. ready i'm jiffy.
Your grocer has IL on hand.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

FITS Permanently Cured No fits nervousness after
first days of Dir. Klines Great Nerve Restorer.
Send for FREE $500 trial bottle and treatise.
DR. X. II. KLINE. Ltd 93I Arch st. Ihiladelphia, Pa
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

The area under wheat in Manitoba
exceeds 1000, 900 acres
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

The oyster supply for the coming
season is to be large. it is said.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20
Vast Wealth In Hay Crop

George Stone, secretary of the Chi
cagO Board of Trade, opened the meet
ing of the National Hay association at
indianapolis with an address in which
he urged the necessity for expanding
the trade of the country. f. L. Rogers,
formerly president, declared that while
corn is king of the agricultural prod
ucts hay ranks second with total
valuation on the product this year
amounting to $4l6,OO 900. He hastily
summed up the conditions and aspects
of the crop just harvested and advised
that timothy be made the staple prod
uct so far as the raising of hay is CON
cerned
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

Some so-called singers should be ar
rested for uttering bad notes.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20
Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally. Price, 15c-

Mr.. Jack Frost became oyerheated at
Joplin, Mo, the other day
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

OH Farm. Ranch. Ricc ( Timber Lands "A
= - f. tracts to sHit. from acre ~ 10 Sl.s0
acres. ia Texas. JOHN l.. Wiley, Houston, Tex.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20
FIGHT OPENED IN ALABAMA.
Lively Campaign Is Started Involving
Every state Office.

Every State Office.
The fight against the ratification of
the new constitution was opened at
Montgomery. Alabama, by Jesse f.
Stallings. ex-cOngressman from the
Montgomery district and a candidate
for the gOvernorship last fall. In al
interview Mr. Stallings declared
he was ready to take the stump
against ratification. He was here to-
day Ell route to Birmingham. where
the Democrats who oppose the new
constitution will have a meeting to-
morrow as a preliminary to a formal
organization. 1t is understood that
General Charles NJ. Shelby will man
age the campaign. He was for many
years member Of Congress, and was
one of the auditors OF the treasury
during Mr. Cleveland's administration
The fight on the constitution portends
q great political battle involving all
the Offices in Alabama
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

More than twenty dirigible balloons
are building in or near Paris.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

lido not believe Piso Cure for Consumption
has an equal for coughs and colds.-JoHN +
BOYER, Trinity Springs, Ind. Feb. Is. 1900
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20
SOUTHERN FARMS

So to SO per acre. Some of these farms have pro-
duced 40 so bushels wheat per Write de-
scT.pllye list Il. Il. L RAZIER CO., DURHAM NC.
The sun., 1901-09-15
RIOT tWONG OID FRIENDS.
Police Called ia the iIoac for 0'"r~orsrh
Mnrt,. and phrasrs.

Tho p,lic. Reserves were called out luEt
right To- qucll rot among IN" inmates &
t.n Home for Ovvrwork't Words aEd
Phrases Trouble egau IA tu" TX aH-
s.fuuly hall on the tDp '''r. where ndr-
gur' Was served to Co." inmates Iu '"."-
hta'luu uf the llWh anniversary uf 90"
founding of The home.
Is .uuufdl COLLATION. -ai A. the head II
,h" table, with Maguiiceu'y po"ora u
AZ l- left and the rHw started vr'u
Patt.i Plants aud cat Flowers d'sAr"u
that they should hav" th,-" two places
~ honor. claiming iu t,. the uid"~' luruH' ~
A. tir~' there was ouIy a mild dispute a.
tn age bIt when Orchestra Concealed
Behind d-I-Rlnk-lf.ENuiIr-. who always in
sisis ou having his maine written iu fuIl.
showed Assorted Sw""'- agar = tuifsuciHg
MUSIC and order pI'rNrvl lutp th" aged
and iuhrm thAur, real ~'tal piHg L. us"M"d
Boggar,~i Description ana stay IuinGi
tried to quiet the other inmates hu' had Il"
give up the lph and finally went down
the iire escape with IN" Human Cham
Hhir~' Breadth followed th"in Costly
Underwear rushed =" IA" window aud
sbn"k"l mad'y for a~-.-'an'" Nh", TO,
was helped down o." ~" e-"ap" 10y spot
Mher" Body Was Found
The rest of the gi5 inmates stayed To light
Tho bed ridden Evidcut Refinement too
old To- NJ, a. ia" tail. at all. but Who had
h.,an brought ia ON "A cut 90 enjoy 'Nc f's-
uviiics. was tram,l'd INTO iUseu-luiu,y.
Drlukard's Grave united tn" StrirgS ~
hcr lace cap and fsuuei Ter vigorously
until she revivNd. li'r grailtud" was
pathetic
Alas. old friend she said. gasping
io Dnlnkard'e Grave, 4 am going ~ la-i
W. cam" here 'pg"'hcr iuarr, many years
ago, but VIII g. first h'ut '"rsc' ir".
4 newer can, whispered lHuhhard
Grave n. would hav" sad moro, lu'
il wa, too late T,ii.'t Refinement was
No. more 4 Touching = cir and h's grand
mother. Mad Iaugs tor. gently moved the
Cui 10 a Ia l,lru.r = 'in room
la tho rcantiui' tlrr' had leon NO l"' up
IN the hullabakin fuul Nuri' r. who hus
gwen the k~cJr,r- uf 10" h"rr" me- end ~
trouble over sine. D." va, admitted m lsi1,
had Stuhd Trcuuosru Wv 'h' th'nl' and
Cold Snap and lIl' Mavc w"r' lu 'lUoh
under th,, talk, Vrh tl'i~ former guard
ian. oldest lnhgNi'n'' irving 20 ~"parai"
them Dull Thud Il.lirl SLENDER ih"rd
hair ou bv the ruN'- and ~iall-'d l'""tn
faO' with
Although too fr"hl" - talk anv active
paft IN IL. fracns tho inmates from th"
Adjcctty" Nsri addict 90 t'' d.u hE th"f
shricks aud Wa ihi- that finally at
ira,tci 10" T., hc>' n" N,NcuI.'r- were
mo- ~ the very .rirafH'. To- thu hum' 10y
Rat'i" and NvstDr'. ln'h oi whom N"t'
immediately ciG,l--d 'o d"ath Nv the is'-
hC..u.n
u wa~ hot up,,ss>.rN 'p make any AZ
f,'s'S htI' a general alarm La l-~.u s''ri
out for Human tHau and Costly Under
wear aud ih- other who escaped
The sun., 1901-09-15
PLENTY or POTATOES.
Good Crop In I.enE Island and New Jersey
and Good Prices Paid for ~.

The farmers Of this state are to-day
getting ~ cents n hushel for their potatoes
and they have got lot To- sell That T.. no
shortage has been reported from amy OF IN"
potato growing regions In thu part 81 lh"
country ard the crop is a littl" better than
the average. Each acre oi ro-SonatlN
good land IL expected to Weld about $50
barrels or $50 bushels. and that Yield II
about what farmers ar" getting
To the % cents paid To the farmer must
bc added nine cents for freight go get the
total ~pst per hu.hcl of the pptatOs~ de-
lver,d ~ this civ. Tie juhher here IL
getting anywhere from 81 % Ia 81 ~ a har-
rel for them. The Long Island farmer
IL getting 70 cent, a bushel FOR his potatoes
and the Jcr."yman 81 Is lot n barrel II thre'
bushels Tho barrcl - the Unit IN which
the potato husinc~s - done IN Now Jersey
In the other states the hu~hci b, IA" unit
The crop i~ good an through tire country
except ~ ONO and in Doe Southwest sup
pIyng up~' points uv Ma.n", Vernon .
New Jrr-ay and Sew York, la prevented
an uv"r-uppIv in this par oi th" country
and k,p, jir ptiy.'II. n" pro" oi I.''a N'-.
m Michigan to-day j. only ~ cents a i.I.i'l
30 the farmer. but the fr"igh' T. - cent,
sn hy buying 'hr supply uui iher" ih" ""
YORK d"al"r would save uul' a cent hush"..
That j. not sufficient induc"w"ri =" lraN"
~" nearby Sources ~ supply Nh"u
Michigan 'totator- get down 10 ~ cent Is.
a. they ar" likely to de-, ih" View YORK
doalrfs IS ill ~and buyers put thor.
"Nu more pot1to''s are sold on commission
iu tni- citv said q hig produce dealer 'h"
other Iav Tn" farmrrs -'ll fpr cash "r
not n an They ar N" real ~pecula'or-
iu the = .ta'u market and they have every
thtng 2 l.i' own A. uoNadaN- They haN"
The sun., 1901-09-15

Fra,u o., Rn.,u UoH-'rtr N'rs
Young >.irfit-t Who ,I-f~t ~'uIh amer
icn va t-lhng ". -, lu>H'ru'r 20 ~" '.'-
iser- ut 'n. tstaaWs, republic aud their
method - ~nirr'.Iuius 'ae.r ffi"ad-
q va. iusstfr over fNt 'ult ln 'nr interest
of 'hr Columbian Nu"-Iffn. ~aid DO A.
ou' 'lu~ { W.. s'.lp.n. 90 q tnNu llu 'Hil"-
from tfn u.ar~.' ra.lrupd liI- town Be-
reached oul, hy pa,t a'.wsl. Nud every
'hirg o.. carried uln u" uiA'~ o. 90" lsa'ss
~ tNr patient ls.a-f, o. 90" iH1 n'f 'f" !
o.. ieadIfg 4 Ulf.f,sr. IHs.'rf ..' o. ! tu1s".
Wh"ro ~" aid frr'tfInH would DO" . ven
lu u.N huuuF I fHITd ahuH' 'Hft' %. Htl'
tsresHa' Ne sst dusu fu u tuur'Iul '"Hr'.
A. 49,, ,loss uf Nitt'l fHs t. SAT-. vrTr 'lfuuF'
uuf arh w. rr|uY~i HurasIt'H uIiII dahlIgti.
htUrfd.us fn tar ,uafuuls ~ fnr r'ulN.
Hus Nar-fN of vIHT va. .HfN-t d4f .rg
ttls uiFit Tie usAf a. 2 iraf .~d fIa' go
Iafth ,ssusuu-d $50 i.Hf'.-s ~ ,.auIfsru'
ih.s v.us Nat f.a-r feb. iTsri IH tss U.Ii's hI
vuftH 80 ulil~s nh fHNaaN WaIH. Hri ara
lss.u Iarist llu HaIlrs coo" ihF inN' lif
,ss-i 90 traHsIl.srfafI"H uar AflalliHs IH au
auUefHraH. l.ff 49, uH' Ns's serfun4 a. 'N.TN
= msfr Isagstslls 800 NIus iHI IHs ftssi
- ois.hlf sss-i o. - Nil'-n iHsu fs su-.t
ri NnufH tr1sf Irar ssftlsfi.Hf shtT HfhI.s
o. e. usass ttirus' ~ a., .s'ss
The sun., 1901-09-15

lease their surplus lands on advantageous
terms 10 hoine-eeksrs Their agreement
provides that: Al land, b-lonRinF 60 Tie
Seminole tribe ~ Indian shal he divided
into three cla-ses. de-irnaied a. hr-t. second
and third clas-. the hrsi class 10 he appraised
at -. the Setond class at ~ 50. and the third
Clas- rt ~ % Tor acre. and ne satne shah
be- divided among the memb"r- Il the tribe,
so that each shall have sn equal share ihsre"i
IN value. far may bs. the location And
fertility of the >ol con. id-red giving ~ each
the rixht to select his allotment 80 a. to IN
.lude any improvements thereon. Owned bl
him al the time. and each alluttee shnll haN"
the sole Tigh' ~ occupancy 81 'he land 20 al-
lottcd To- him. during the existence Of q"
preaont tribal government aud until the
member. Of aid tr.he shall have become
citizens ~ ID" United states Such allu'-
m"nt- shall b" made under IN" dir-cinn
~" civilized tribe in connection with
representative appointed by the tribal gov
.ipl ~hai execute and deliver 10 eAca al
lufi~e q Ccrttftats ds.tTlhlnE therein tho
land allotted ." bin
All contract fui ale. disposition oT IL
cum nhran"c - any part - an. allotment mad"
prior 'o date 81 patent shul be- VOID
Nav alott:e nay lease ht, allo,menl
contract therefor - be executed IN trtUlicat"
upon printed blanks PROV id-d hy ~" 'tihl
Cover nneni and hhci11f" The same lhe,l ne
principal ch '"' aud ,ppv rled iu th" o0iD'
of the clerk "f %" n.ted state Court ~
', lease ~ az, coal n.aerol. coal oh
or us' irll gas within ~aii nation shall %"
valid uulc-, ~ ttr With ~, tribal ggy NJ "ni
bN snd with the consent pt the Hllutt"r and
approved hv 'h- ~ec-etlr, - The Interior
should h're be di..'vored ou any eliot,
gIs, aud M. same should hc gpr' st"d s' ~
go frpduo. r.yHlir. sus.- halt of such royalty
sh1E ne pad ta such hlo','e I'D the -,
rsiui1y half into the t-ihHl Treasury uut
e,fIng,tia htrpnt uf tribal government and
'h- iltter shall be- used flr tho purpose ~
'lugIvIuc the ys.us 60 1llutWsyt~ eud 90
. Ifs ltf fNlHIauf fhgrtftF Hf.I
The sun., 1901-09-15
ACTORS WIT AIERTED RIOT.
Hew John Hroushsm RESTORED Peace
Win wril.rurncd Jokr.

There have been a good many stories
told of tho quick Wit of actors who have
turned an accident or panic or row into
n joke.- said Tom l"igh. the old-time
actor who has Just gone to Cleveland 70
iai-. disturhanc" ln the G.. A. X. a
good many ~ the stories are fakes, ! sup
pose be- continued Tut spme are true,
and there are lots that hav" never found
their way into print The press Agcrt
wasn't ~ numerous or a. clever IN the old
day- a. hc iS nov
L remember an instance ~ which John
Rrougham carried u' a most difficult situa
tiun bv a clever bit of impro y1sation. and
sayci the old Winter Garden from tho
di-gracc of rot II Was the frs, nigh,
ou which lee played hiS huresque Coz
lumhus' there. and the hou-c VAS hlled
with MS friends
Among tL" most enthusiastic of these
friends v"T" gr'st crowd Of feuianS
hcad,,i ~ Mahuucy. 'h" man who had
Iu-i ti.u haeu ei,-foi President Of tho
lri.h Rcluhuc al IN" old tcnlan head
quarters u Seventeenth siI,st. There
Wa, lolihcAiton H. honor of his elect iuu,
ami - D." was I-t-oual ffl"nd ot
Rruuguam'-. u wa- uatufa. that hc aud
ht- toliuw.T- should buv up nearly all th"
oTyli's-fr IA ~s'ats az IN" hpu~. Tor the up-'u.
li4s night a. they diu.
VA lu ffr cal anu 80 Nk dafA
study. inl' ti anvlv d. else iu he company
b. upv turc 1 douF rcm~Uhyr who h b.
| PLAYED the par ~ = hiF Indian Who nr-i
aI,t-aartsi Du The stag ~ m,-~~ug't
bitrging n~-pstch'~ from WAshngton.
-J,rf a. ] raIu" "n. q discussion thai
hal -pruuC uit among ~uu' 90 ~" "Ncit'si
f'niaus irN~luI-si into a puafr. IN"
h,yi-~ VA already ci-tufl,-,i and there
"a A. 'NtfN isr,. ts-.T ~ a. hgt' o. ne ORCHESTRA
o. uuu' r.. minute
= t".iNsrrsi nv n'~--sgc aud broughAm
rcIh,,i tu mo- boz 80 vor,i, = 80, yi~,,'
tuutuuut Nul, ia," duu.'
'lh'I I.'IifC tfuu fu- &C., the fou' ,ghis
hs ~rn' uu. A. o. ti vs- e Isfl a his -i---'i.
o. |u. .tsa .sna H' zoo a. fr.tHsrs
All fHr.f HH.nfHf a.. fffaH1s sHrt HfrfF.
vfH HUFU tsIAuHfHts =frI rHf HH.
Nrrf. Hsr r Wrtt .rHfrr nF.f kaIssush
'Ul,sr va roaf - lsuglt,r iforn 'iir
y hll. tuus. 81 flli-. aui tis loulAiss liiltis-i
in ~ heartily ~ nr, uue slss Tirsru
90 o. furfiHf tall Hf tultrnflHu ~ fri.fii,Ir
sn1 Tie AZ. $50, =. ssiL.sl lEiViIN. uu.
The sun., 1901-09-15

spike has been driven thus far and u is
clear that next May the whole subject
must be reopened. The syndicate com
pany IL now diminishing with the Prrt-
ident. Gen. Sierra, 10 induce the latter 20
grant 10 u \ new concession, on"rihg i3
d.po.it a suffiriant bond Whether be- will
weld or not only he knows hut Il l. re-
ported that h. favors trying 10 build "a"
line with Honduras capital. the 6ov"rn-
ment Operating the line nov built and ap-
plying the earnings toward building more.
Nhether IL H. one way % another u sfsmS
prubabe that th. road all-important for
the development of th. interior. viii Ia
built within frw wears.
The sun., 1901-09-15
Dru,ND r0R uorR GL,>>IE
some Are tsci for hcrp'rg Tah ~ rianS
Practice and bN secret ~ociciir'

Most reopl" 'h,uk tnat hour g'..''
went uut oi ~lvlo YEAR. ago. -'it a
m TWru'y-thsri street store. ".
with trrukr~ and Kucr hr"ruh"~. hu'
matter of fact W. uaNr more calls ~ '..
fp-dav than We have had a. a.y 'm. ".' ID
tho last ton vcars 1la AZ 'hI~ renew ..' '.
ularity uf th" hour glas- ourur- DE
N.r-al aocetiancr a. "a ttu'i .c'" ..
coming g-nrfs'iuf I am rnl pirrH''.
sav. but u such rrua.--au,' were -
com. assured It would hr poo '."rr -'ri
than -lne ,f th- other r,v.rr' 'lI- .1.
On revival 90 lu-' custom. NnNv"'
bri.f study 81 'h" hour g..s- .' ..
hndv harm TY"fr ar" thuusg't-
generation VIII hsN" uui he -IIr'.'' -
What al hour ga - '.,ks L.' a.. ' '..
hur' them go prpst"t th"IT ,rlu. H.
little along certain .Hu-
OF ~" hour ClR~s.~ ~'ld e. lr'-'
'hrre- uiutf" rla-. be- 60 fh' IrHl
a A. - u-,.i almost rNr'u-t,.N 3D. ..I.H-
fl'n- ga uHihug ~gg- sli r- .H
naturally IdarH~ f's Sale 4 10 ..r l' H
- ih' uiut~ ~'-itIfusHtaI 'aU'
como The hvc t,-, a'i f'r'-r. u..i''
flll hour glass; vh,ch ar" iHlgN. ..
bN uu~.lAus iHf paur Iral'I.' ..| y
lutr,- hrd s'-r'' si=.l. li.e
The -ani u-.-i iu a. nu.' 4 cr..
very hus~t that fio wufIt -
u .-.i,-ru s,As' - ltav fur .-'t- H.r
a. Do has d.s'to fur ar pact
iuuf gia-sss 10 r-cIIy''sl i'
m.utatluu - 'f- frame EH..
tI a. fta-r~p,..i ra-. "HH ia f...E
Slus mAhugary fran, .uu.,-
" ~ o,ur-' tr, TH1rs is lr..
.iili hgh~r hy FAM, uaryIus All Hf
~~sU Lodge stnr"ftnlF- g. '. H..
etIs-ias-'. hui rI'si psIay -r' ra'..L.-
lie esssi's q S1os
The sun., 1901-09-15
There. ,tne ,rAnrerr, ,rop WI. Wear.

Irnm a~uuur'~ o. s-iv~d a. the lA-'
few days Nv th- din-r-m pfuduo'. Cpm-
iuls-ilu -, rHhart- dlvutuWu. th" cram
l."rfy ,1su 'li- y-ar ~til f- much larg'f
Aui l-ft.f t'au o. Ia. i-.-u fuf s-v,.ral
-sa-li.s M,rf q fi. l--rrle- usually c,sui.
fr.u. no Itfrrrni farming towns un tbn
NORTH 80. = lsug Island A. Nwftssd
tll@ iArm.r- t-gAh pioAing ul.lr cfup
lev dave as The, .Ay that tiie l-frts-
az. N~T1 lAfs-. Enh tiasi Ht.rur xss, iiushsls
vlu b.. IaHA'-i viioh !. si.cui Sn lsi.iis,l.
inHgy tl.au laff yoEI
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-06-01
PUGILLIsT JEFFRIES' PLANS.
Will Be Managed Hereafter by Billy
Delaney-Coming TO Pacific Coast,

CHICAGO. May S1.-The Tribune
says;
Champion Jim Jeffrles. with the asss-
tance of Billy Delaney, will transact his
own pugillstic business after June 3,
the date of the expiration Of his con-
tract with his old manager William A.
Brady.
Jefrries. upon his arrival in Chicago
from New York yesterday, did not meet
his old manager, as an hour before he
jumped off the train Brady had boarded
a train for New York.
Jeffries will place himself under the
charge OF Billy Delaney as soon as he
reaches the Pacific coast Speaking Of
his future plans last night, he said;
MY contract with Brady expires on
June Q and after that date Billy Delaney
will look after my interests Now in
regard to myself intend leaving for
California with the Kid probably to-
morrow night. will go to Los An
geles first and then to San Francisco
TO see what is doing in the fighting
game.
II am anxious to engage in several
fights within the next year and if
win, of which 1 have no doubt. 1 will
quit the game. have been offered a
good purse to fight Rubin or sAarkey
in Frisco"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-06-01

new compact. which ends the most re-
markable financial battle In the record
Of Wall street. and none OF the details
have been made public. This afternoon
the following statement went out on
the ticker:
1T Is officially ann nounced that an un-
derstandlng has been reached between
the Northern Pacific and Union Pa
cihc interests under which the compost
ton OF the Northern Pacific board will
be held In the hands Of ]. p Nor
gan. certain names having already been
suggested. which VIII be recognized as
the representative OF the common In
teresis. II IL asserted that complete and
permanent harmony will result under
the plan adopted by all interests In
yolved."
When the statement was shown TO
Louis A. HeisheImer. Of Kuhn. Loeb &
Company, he said:
That statement Is authoritative. We
cannot go into particulars as TO the set
Element. nor can we give you any de-
tails at this time. All that you can
say is that there has been a settlement
Of the difficulties that existed, and the
matter IL at an end"