davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-11-27
Father Lynch's Body Removed.

The recent removal of the body OF Rev.
Father Thomas Lynch from Fair Haven
to Hollywood cemetery, Boston, marks
the close of several bitter legal actions
between Bishop Michaud of Burlington
and prominent Catholic priest OF Bos-
ton. Father Lynch died in August,
1899, and his body was buried in the
chutchyard at Fair Haven. There have
since been several law suits over the
right to erect a monument over his grave
and regarding the removal of the body
from the local cemetery. Last year a
nephew, Rev. Gerald Pagan of Boston,
ordered and paid for a monument which
| is still in the possession of Hallehan
Brothers of Center Rutland, but which
was intended to be erected over Father
Lynch's grave in Fair Haven. Bishop
Michaud, however, prevented this being
done by legal action and also the remov
al of the body from the cemetery. Father
Pagan in return brought suit to enjoir
the bishop from interfering in the mat
ter. After hearing in the last suit
Bishop Michaud agreed to allow the re
moval Of the body from the cemetery
provided it was taken from the state
Father Pagan tried to have the body
buried at Rutland but the bishop pre-
vented this and it was finally necessary
to remove it from the state.
Important Astronomical Discovery.
Prof. Ritchey of the Yerkes observa
ffrs Ma 4 l. Il
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16
Nn oas Yublifnul.

Die n1reie 8reiie" bat uber 400
etablirte Ieenturen i'm Staate. mirb
an iiber 700 8Dituffieen oerianbt, uno
bat eine eroBe gerbreitune in Der
@abbar= Gepubtif Merito, inf Snoia=
nerzTerritorium uno Otlaboma.
SIR girfulattuns=@ebiet in Teras
eritredt 1ieb pDn @alpehon biz binauf
na6 DenilDn, oon Wariball i'm Often
biz nah @l 8aIo i'm ferneu @eiten;
es iblieBt Iefbitueritdnbfid) NIT be-
lonhers 5oblreiben 2elern bas biht=
beliebelte Weittel@ @9eras uro ben Siib=
peiten ein.
0rei Neiienoe iinb beitdnoig, iabr=
elm. iabraus i'm Sntereiie bes 8lat=
tes untertpees uno fiibren bemlelben
i'm 8erein nit unieren riibrieen 2o=
SM Neenten forttpdbrenb mere 2ez
fer su
SSn Gnbetradt bieler 9batiaben lit
Die nSreie Breiie", tpu es fib barum
banoelt, Die beutibe 8eoDlferung 81
errei9en, bas bette 2tnseiae Nees
cimm int gtaate Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
In the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the, thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Three travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16
@egem bic 8rpRen 9lnfansss
8u6Staben.
Die uSranffurter 3ettung" perDf:
a.~lI. .y.la c.,Ioa.AAn 6..r.L.asEl.

Die uSranffurter 3eitune" perDf=
fentli9te folaenoe 3uIbrtft:
6eute, tpo bic reuDronung Der
photographic tpieoer in fluff lit, If
es nieqeiht an Der seit, etnen Ibon
6fters erDrterten eeoanfen BON neuem
gu beipreben. Shpn ppr laneem
baben nanhe philDlDgen Die abibafz
flung Der erDBen anfangsbu6itaben
unIerer bauptatpDrter aneereat unb
in ibrer ihrift bur9ee ,iibrt. 9luh
1ttanfe pbilDlogiiben biiher 3ino i9
georudt tpDroen, aber popular 1T
oieie 19reibune ntbt gewDroen, ba
aud9 in Der that fein 5miuaenoer
sruno, fein praftiibes beoiirfnis
bafiir norlae. 6eute liegen Die Derz
bdltniile anoers. @ir iteben i'm sei=
den Der i9reibmaf9ine, uno
es giebt fein ipitem, unb fann feins
eeben, bel pelben1 nidt bet eruBe
anfanasbubitabe zines banogriffes,
alio eines momentes Der uberlegune
beoiirfte. 6eute 1ieeen Die nerba1t=
niiie bemnad] 10, oaB Die oeutide
ibrift alein ourA ibre eroBen am
fangsbubitaben seitraubenoer, folg<
lib foitipieliger lit als Die anoern,
uno beute tuiirbe es Elm lei1tes lein,
oies gu dnoern. @enn bic erDBen
banfen Doer ionitigen eroBen ge=
ibdfte in ibrer Observation-Disclosures
NIT Der abibaffung Der eroBen on=
fangsbubftaben uorgeben tpiiroen. lp
miiroe mon iih ibnen an biefe dnz
berun9 getpDbnen. Winiiterien uno
dn1ter, Die fib ia itt1nter inebr Die
ihreibmaibine bebienen, tpiiroeil
ii6erlib balb nabfolaen. Bie
es faum nod auffdllt, OaB es feline
ibreibtnaibine NIT beufhen lettern
giebt, 10 tpiiroe uns au9 balb nicbt
ltebr Die abi1affung Der grpBen art=
fangsbn9Itaben auffallen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16
Gin ttidifd,er 9lnfal.

&iiralicb murbe auf SIS. gollier
bon gberofee, Soma, elm Gnfaa gez
tna1t, Der BON leinen geieren aus
eine uno UNI elm tpeniees einen t0ot@
li6en Wuseang eebabt bdtte. gr
betam beftiee &iidenlbmeraen uno
fonnte iib niht obne Sbmer5en
biiden, nod obne in &iHen eingez
paft gu lein, iiben. 9ein Wiittel
peribaffte ibm 2inoerung, BIG er
feline 8ufluht gu Electric Bitters
nabm, bas cine iolhe @enoung it,
feinem 5uitanoe beruorrief, oaB er
ibrieb, er fiible iih mie neuseboren.
Diele tpunoerbare Meoisin beilt
&iifenihmewen uno 0ierenleioen,
reiniet bas 8lut uno itdrft oas aan=
se Spitem. Sour SO Gents. gu
baben BEL: s. &alteper & Sobn,
@eo. S. s. Shn,itt, gieentbr. uno
Nb. DreiE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16
Ser Nuren=Enhrer 2ptter i

= Ser Uuren=Sibrer Softer 1T
auf &it1eners 8efebl in Mibblebure
erl1oi5en tporoen. Softer tpar Ell
1er Der BurenzSlbrer, Die, als fie
bic Nufurberung erbielten, ith Biz
1pdteiten8 am Is. September ben
gnaldnoern gu ergeben, bic Ibge=
ianbten &itmeners perlpptteten uno
Iid iiber bic BrDflamatiDn luItig
rtabten. Dies geibab in Der stpeis
ten 0dlfte bes WDnatS Guguit, als
ii1 Softer uno lein &on1tnanbD am
sSirtb= Sluife in Der &aptDlDnie be-
fanb. @ie n1itgetbeilt miro. CAB
&pnrnanoant Softer benz ueberbrinz
ger Der BrutlamatiDn eine NntmDrt,
Die iid ni9t CUR 8erDffentlihung
eignet. Iuh iDu er pDn 2Dro &it=
hener ni1t in iebr fbmeibelbaften
uno eetudblten Iusbriiden geiprD<
6en baben. Softer tpuroe i'm Gnz
fange oes Wonats September nit
Ieinem &ommanoo in Der Ndbe BON
ct. 8etersburg pDnt Waior ScDbeu
aefaneen eenptnrnen. Softer tpuroe
auf Nntrae 3oro &itdeners gum
TO0e uerurtbeilt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16
M,,a oa;n,;o min eas.4.;oh

Nus 2eipsig pirb geiArieben:
Ser neue Gufftbtsratb Der 2eip5iger
8anf. pel6e i'm Somtner perfra9te
uno oeren 8uiantnenbrub Die ftnan=
sielle &riiis in Deutiblanb 10 erbeb=
lid periblimmerte, tnabt Die nieber-
i6metternbe Mittbeilung, baB Die
Iftiundre glIles oerlieren meroen.
Da iid manbe mod INNER barauf
nerlieBen, oaB ibnen elm 8ru9tbeil
ibres angelegten 9apitals suriiders
ftattet tueroen purbe, tuirb Die gnt=
taulhung iiber oieles Sacit nibt ge=
ring fein. Ser Iufiibtsratb bate
AUDI Die @riinoung elmer r,euen 8anf
angeitrebt, neil er bpffte. auf biele
Weiie mod etpaS retten gu fDnnen,
aber ba Die sSinanas uno 8antfreiIe
ruuomeg lire Weitpirfune periaet
batten, 10 nuBte Der Blan aufeeee=
ben meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16

9amorrbpibem, big iebt afs unbeilbar
betroebtet, t6nnen billie, unl9dblib unb
lbmer5los ourcb Nniuenbun9 bon DR.. S.
Silsbee's ANAkESIS furirt tperben,
fuas ourh 9auienbe BON lebenben 3eus
gen, tuelhe ibre @eneiuna bieiem ur,>
ihdbboren @tittel su banfen baben, be-
iuieien tuer6en tann. SHUTTER tuerben
gub anf 8erlan9en 6urb P Neustaed.
ter & Co., Box 24l6, New York, fo=
ifenfret sn9eiHidt. gu baben in alien
renOmntrten Mpotheten. Sitet gu6
pDr Ga6abuuneen Mbtet barauf, oas
Die llnteribrift potr S. Silsbee, NJ. D..
iih auf ieber Seite ber S6ahtel beiin6et.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16
gum Nusfiibret, rnetner M1einuneer
tommen lafien-"
s@tta, &tnb, bos 5inb gbtnatd-"
.Die man r,idlt iiher,s Rnie hrifhf -

$St'"tS1t ~ Wv
sSttll, &inb, bos iinb 9hmata-"
uDie man niGt iiber's Rnie brint,@ =
Ia9te Der aaballerteoffiaisr baatptf9en
-gnetn, pabrhaftis ni9t, 10 eftpos
ntl er0rtert tperben, baau mub man
mebr 3eit baben als etnen @prmtttaese
befu@, Bel benz i9 gu9 f9on unperz
anftportlt@ lanse aufgeholten babe.
Der3eiAung, netne Damen! Mber, nidt
tpahS, Sant4en, On erloubit mir, oft
nnb eemiitblin piebsraufommen unb
NIT Deinen betben sebarnif9ten 90ds
tern Mnit9ten ousautaufden9 Wtrfs
li9 fabelbaft it,terehant-tiebe i9 febr,
etn biS4eu &rabbelei nit ebIer Weibe
lt9fett, btionbers tpenn btefs aus 10
retaenben aouiinsn beitebt Na, i9
toffe, NIT nson1en alten unb nenen
Sptnngetueben Bel Guh aufsurGumen.
Dos grite III, bab man init feinsr 3eit
gebf anb berrottete Dorurtbeile iiber
Borb tpirft."
Sd CLAUDE, bas thu. Ict lnsbr unb
sriinblt9er als Sic, nein, ,la1 bo6em
8efeb4, als Du, eroBseiittssr Better -
fp1ttelte 9uiIo nit funtelnben Iusen,
unb Der erobgeiittge Better, ben idpar<
gen S4nurrbart Itrei9enb, ldhelts
sndbig gu ibr biniiber:
,9nl, aber ni9t tn Der ri9tiaen
Balm, &Ietne, bas nub nod iebr TENS
persrt tperben. 8erebrte Sonte, bite,
rt9t sleid Elm fefes l1rtbetl iiber mid
au fdllen! Define unb Wtarias Mngex
boben einen getptKen mibbilligenbeN
Bid. Das mant iih Mlles anbers,
ipenn man ii4 erit ndber trttt; f9ltebs
lt6 baben tpir bod biet glei9es @tut tn
ben Nbern bas fliebt !nieber sufame
men, ipenn es aud Qfnfones anbers
ousiiebt!"
Das mar eth 1ebr fetner Nbgans,
roffiuirt fetn, faste ct it9 felbit. Waan
nluBte bet Mlten ein bts9en 6pnig I'm
ben Wunb i9mieren, bas lo6nten bic
S96nbeiten; fir fol@e Rouifnen thut
mon f9on ettpns 8efonbereg. ueber.
gef9nappte Menfden, fonf gana ner>
bobrte Sbeen, NIT benen man 1eutsu<
taee nireenbs mebr bur1fontnt -
barlm fibsa fie oa6 anb naeen am
6unsertude.
ga, tim ging es nibts an, ct bielt iid5
nur an bas @ute Der Sn1e. Gtn poof
fatnofe Mabels, @ofIe bar9 anb bar9
unb 10 bon einanber perf9ieben, fobels
haft intereTant! gr tponte ieben, bie
@erpanbtfdaft an tultibtren. Sur
mubte er slet9 bic WerbdltniiIe ifdrs
ffellen unb ben tletnen MSbels au pers
ftehen seben, bab ite iia auf ibn fetne
3offnnngen ntanen barften. benr BET
ar benz @etbue tonnte man bod ne
tptnen, mas li1 iol9 arme 9burnts
f9ndlbden in ben Ropf fesen.
Dos ift ia ein fiiBer 4nabe, Manes
den, Dein boageborener geeffe ggbert!"
nidte 6uTc BEN 8efu1 anerfennenb
nod. rMuffauenb noble Geiinnuns
unbstnbellpfe Manieren-es fsblten, ,nur
nod bic pdnbe ii, ben 9ofertof1en,
bann mar bas Sbeal zines pornebmsn
Monnes fertis. Na, bas tpirb tpohl
au9 nod Bel ndberer Befanntf9aft
tommen!"
Die 8aronin mar febr rOtb unb bate
einen gefniffenen, perlesenen 3ug tn
tbrem fonft fp flaren. fanften @eif8t.
(Snrtfetuna fpIatll
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16
Frat In aliibenSe sfpblen.

.4lS &ino perbrannte i1 mir
idredlib ben SuB", ihreibt @. $.
CABS BON Sonesnile, 2a., unter oelz
len JOlgen id 30 Sabre lang 5u lei'
ben batte, uno nur Buclens Arni-
ca Salve beilte mid, nadbem alles
anoere feinen grfols batte. Das
8eite fir 8rano- unb Ghnitt=@un@
ben, uffene @unben, G1rammen &c.
8u baben bel S. &alteper & Sobn,
Geo. 8. S. Shmitt, gieentbr. uno
Go. DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16
Dem Wpnatsberiht bes @dabz

~ S**s ~~N~*eSt%~ON@bN1< WV ON*J"R
atnts 8ure aus in @albineton 5uz
folge, tpar Die Nusfubr BON Bro=
ouften aus ben Ser. Staten i'm
Wonat G sptenber nie fplgt: 8rob=
itoffe 500, ,242, ,48O. @s lit bies cine
Ibnabne ge9en September 1900 pDn
$780, 900. 9finber unb Shmeine
So, 549. PCS, Ibnabme 800, coo.
8ropiiionen SIG, 900, 764, 8unabme
81 100000. 8aumtpole $16, 1913, :
966, Ibnabme So, 1000, 900. Wine=
ralDfe $6.696, 1876, 3unabne $3.50, :
900. Sn ben an 30. September
1901 beenoeten neun Wpnaten belief
fi6 Die @eianrttausfubr bieler 8ro=
BUTTE ouf $602, ,035, ,745, eeeen
$3.50. .658. .184 i'm eleiben 3eitraum
oes oDrigen Sabres.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16
aatarrb fann nid,t furirt mcrSen

bur locale 9lpplieationer ba ie ben Ss Der Rrant=
belt ni6t errei6en t6nnen. Ratarrb lit cine Slut=
ober Contributions =arantbeit uno um ie gu beilen,
miBt Sbr innerlide 6eilmittei nebmen. 6al's
anf oas 8lut unb bic i6leinise Sberflabe 6alPs
8atarrb =Rur 1T feline Guadialber Meoi,in sic
iprbe lett Sabren BON einem Der been &er5te oieies
9anoes perorbnet uno it Elm reselmdBiges &ecept
Sic beftebt aus ben beften betannten Sonica, per=
bnnben nit ben beiien 9lutreinigun9smitteln, Die
oimtt a,f Die S6leimpberfIdGe ptrten. Die poll=
tommene gerbnbune Der stpei Beitanotbeile 1T es,
tpas iolb' punoeroolle 9eiultate bel Der 6eiluna
bon &atarrb berpOrbrinet. oaBt Gu6 3enenifie
umionh i1ifen.
S. 8. @benep &c., Soleoo, Sbio.
sF 8ertauit bon alien Npotbeterrl, 4reis IS
Gents bic Glaiae
saa's JamiIien 9saea iinb Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16
Gin itad,tliAer Mla~n..

Zines 0abts tpurbe bas &tnb
nteines 8ruoers BON etnem beftieen
9uiten : @nfoll befalIen", ibreibt
5rou S. 6. Snioer BON @rittenoen,
&g., uuno ba es i6ien, als Db es err
fifteen tpiiroe, ebe mir einen Nrst bps
len fonnten, aaben mir ibm DIR.
Kings New Discovery, tpel1es
es i6nen unb permanent beilte. Wir
balten es ttnmer i'm 6aule. Das
Befte eeeen 6uiten. @rfdltune,
6als@ unb 2ungenz2eioen. so Gent
& 81. Brubeflai6en frei BEL S.
aalteper & Spbn, @eo. S. s..
@hnitt, @ioentbr. unb No. OreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16

= Nus Omaha, 9eebrasfo, tpiro
gemeloet: Ser Bolisei9ef Dpnabue
bat BON Batrid grome, benz angebs
liden @ntfiibrer bes iungen gubabD,
bnr6 einen Sreuno bes lebteren, bas
Inerbieten erbalten, oaB fib Grpme
freimilli9 ben @eribten itellen noble,
tuenn bic fir feline Gerbaftung unb
ueberfiibrung auseeiebte 8etpbnung
BON $4,000 surudeeaoeen tperoe.
Ser BDliaeibef itebt iebt init GrDme
tpegen Der lebereabe in l1nterbanb=
lung. @rDtpe lit Der unausgelebten
8erfolaung miioe unb min ftd Der
@efabr zines Broseiies ausleben,
tuenn Die 8elobnuns suriifee5oaen
miro. @r bat in ieinem Shreiben
Die gefiir6tung auseeorIcft, oas
8etpeismaterial eegen i'm fabricirt
tueroen tpiirbe, tpenn Die 8elpbnnne
iteben bleibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16
9auft Elm Goaaansg,ial1o.

Gin Bianp, bas in Be3ug auf Gns
lhlag, Ton, @leeana uno 9auerbaf=
figfeit unerreibt 1T. Gin 8ianD,
oas in 8eaue aui 8reis uno Beoin=
eunaen fir Seoen 5u baben lit.
Seine 0fpten, feine 8imiem. Wir
baben jebt einen gruBen Borratb ons
BON unb erbalten forttudbreno mebr.
Gbus. 0pggam & 8rcs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16

Die in Miltpaufe taeenoe 81.
Sahre8= gonpentiDn bes NatiDnal=
perbanoes Der 8anfierS bat uuter
auoerem 8el9liiiie aneenommen, in
tuelden Der gOn9reB aufgeforbert
uiro, itrenee @eieBe sur llnterorii'
dung uno gusrottuna bes Nnarbiss
mus ansunebmen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16
GriBer Brothers

baben eine moblaiiortirte sluslaae
BON @olo= uno Silbertpaaren aller
Qrt. 9iamanten, syancp 9lrtifeln,
unb pertaufen 9llles su raiionablen
Yreiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16
{. Hertzberg
Sparem Sic SIT @efo!

Gtne S@a4tel BON Tutt's piQsn %.
ipart Sbnsn oiele Dollars fir Dottor.
Rtdnansen. Dieie Billsn furirsR un.
ter aQea uulitdnbem idmutlide burA ben
Magsm, bic 2eter o6er bic Ginsemeibs
perantaBten &ranfheitsn.
Gs ID kfinf sswastt gsbauytnnG
Denn ssssn &opfi@msrssn, DDspsp'
ii., Wafaria, 8sritopfun9 unb 0aaeus
leibsn s.brau@en WlilIionen asuts
9mtt's 2eber YtWett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16
g(us N(honn 81 81 mi

= &us Nlbanp, SC. g., miro be-
rihtet, baB oas NppeaatiDnsae=
ridt oes Staates SEEM gDrf Dem
unter Der &ntlage bes @iftmorbeS
itebenoen uno i'm eriten 8rDceiie be-
reits gum TDbe perurtbeilten &plano
9. Wiolineur einen rleuen 8rDceB be-
tpilIigt bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16
9ailer 8ilbelm bat oem Wsaior

b. ssDriter fiir 9epferteit, betpieien
i'm @efe9te bel Der groBen Mauer
nabe Beting, 90. DIT. 1900, ben
Oroen Pour lie M6rite, oem Bot
ihafter Wunm BON S6narsenitein
in g5efing. friber in 8aibinaton,
ben &rDnenoroen 2. &laiie NIT Stern
perliehen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16

8runceigentbmms ilebertragamsen.
$. @illie an 8. .. 2uno. @runo=
ftlf an Mesauite Ctr, 81, 400.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16

3iarrbBe mmb Wtasen 8rampfe
w.roen iofort eebeit oardb Or. Sieeert's e6ten M
portirten Augoftura= =gitters
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-16
&eiratbs.gdetme.

5rant $. 8enoer uno Innie 81.
Wartin.
stlbert Dugpih uno Gnna NDder.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-11
1t Will Not Join in a Joint
Guaranty.
MUCH ANXIETY ISSHOWN
Chinese Indemnity Question Seems to
Be Getting in More Muddled State
Resort to Hague Tribunal Not Ac-
ceptabIe to Powers.

Washington, June 10.-The govern
ment has formally communicated to
the foreign powers the impossibility of
Joining in joint guarantee for the
payment of the Chinese indemnity.
The difficulties in the way of such an
arrangement are set forth in a COM
munication, particularly those relating
to constitutional restrictions on the
President, in making Joint guarantee
of this character. In view of the de-
termination of the United States not
to be party to joint guaranty, there
is anxiety shown in diplomatic circles
as to the outcome of the question of
indemnities. One view is that ma
jority of the powers being favorable
to joint guaranty, will execute this
joint instrument and thereafter carry
on concert of their own. In that
event, it is said, the United States
would arrange directly with China as
to the American portion of the indem-
nifty. Representative of most of the
European powers do not believe to re-
sort to The Hague tribunal, as propos-
ed by the United States, would be ac-
ceptable to their governments.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-11
SOLDIERS WERE
AMBUsHED
TWO MEN ARE INSTANTLY KILL.
Several Others Are Wounded-The
Filipino Casualties Are Not Re-
professionally In Pursuit.

Manila, June 1O.-Insurgents were
encountered by Captain Wilhelm, of
the Twenty-First infantry, with fifty
men, six miles southeast of Lipa, in
Batangas province, and consisted of
more than 200 of Molyar's followers,
supposedly of the command of Con
zales. The insurgents were defeated,
but their losses are not yet reported.
Yates troop of the First cavalry is
pursuing them.
During the engagement Lieutenant
Anton Springer, of the Twenty-first
infantry, was shot in the head and kill.
ed. Lieutenant Lee, of the engineers
corps, was shot in the head and bow
els and soon died. Captain Wilhelm
and Lieutenant Charles r. Ramsay
two sergeants and one private were
seriously wounded.
The American officers were plan
ming to attack a force of insurgents
which was ahead of them, when they
fired on them from one side.
Undecided on Military Government.
Washington, June 1O.-The tariff de
cision has been received by the United
States Philippine commission but the
commissioners are unable to say as
yet whether the results will require q
continuance of the military govern
ment.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-11
THE SHOOTERS DO
VERY POOR WORK
FIND DIFFERENT CONDITIONS IN
ENGLAND.
Have Some Practice Today-Two Men
Only, One of Them From Iowa,
Break Twenty Straight.

London, June 10.-American trap
shooters had some practice today as
preliminary to tomorrow's contest,
but they found conditions so different
from those they were accustomed to,
that the shooting of the team as a
whole, was much below it's American
average. All shooting here is down
hill. Targets are thrown far and fast
at a much higher elevation than is the
limit in America. The rise is also
eighteen yards as against sixteen in
the United States. The scores of the
first practice were very disappoinnt-
ing. Chauncey Powers, of Decatur, Ill.,,
broke twenty straight in the first
event, then dropped more than half in
the next twenty. Fred Gilbert, of
Spirit Lake, Iowa, was the only other
man to break twenty straight. Some
"old reliables" fell down quite seri-
ously, but while they scored low, the
Englishmen scored lower. The
Americans are confident of winning.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-11
State Says Kennedy Murder
Was a Conspiracy.
MRS. KENNEDY In COURT
Receivers Somewhat From the Break
down She Experienced Saturday.
Appears Pale and Entirely Worn
Out.

Kansas City, June 10.-Lulu Prince
Kennedy had recovered sufficiently
from her breakdown of Saturday to sit
in court this morning and her trial for
the murder of Phillip Kennedy was re-
sumed. The prisoner was pale and ap-
peared entirely worn out. Attorney
Nearing for the defense, expressed the
feat that she would not be abl to con-
tinue the strain for any length of time.
The first witnesses produced today
by the state were examined in an eff
fort to prove that a conspiracy to kill
Kennedy was Matched and carried out
by the womans father, two brothers
and herself.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-11
A Wronged Husband Kills
Wife's Paramour.
TURNS GUN ON HIMSELF
Watches Her House and the Sight of
Strange Man Knocking for Admit.
tance Enraees the Husband to Point
of Madness.

Newport, Ohio, June 10,-James A.
Hamilton, separated from his wife,an
desiring to obtain proof against her
in divorce proceedings, took witness
and watched her house Saturday night.
Early Sunday morning he saw Robert
Arey, who was suspected of being the
orespondent,ap appear at the door of the
house. An encounter followed and
Hamilton shot and killed Arey, and
then killed himself
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-11
DROWN IN THE
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
TWO WOMEN AND A MAN LOSE
LIVES.
Attempted to Cross the Father of Wa.
ters-The Worst Storm of the
Season Catches Them.

Dubuque, June 1O.-(Special.) .)-Ju-
lius Cuderian and wife and Mrs. Kolle
We're drowned in the Mississippi river
at this point Sunday evening while at
tempting to cross the river during a
severe storm. They were five in the
skiff-three men and two women. But
two of the men were saved by the fer
ry boat The storm was one of the
worst on the river for years.
Boy Cut in Two.
Dubuque, June 10.-(Special.)-A
boy named Joe Heuz, aged 15 years,
was run over by a c. w. G. engine and
instantly killed Sunday evening. The
body was cut in two.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-11
WANT BRYAN TO EXPLAIN.
Admirers Ask Refutation of Senator
McLaurin's Charges.

Columbus, S. c., June 10.-Tele-
grams have been sent to Colonel Will
liam Jennings Bryan by admirers in
South Carolina asking him to deny
the charge made by Senator McLaurin
in his speech at Newberry that Mr..
Bryan refused to support Judge Crisp,
of Georgia, for speaker of the house
of representative because he had
been a confederate brigadier. The al
legation had created quite stir. If
not satisfactorily explained it will
cause Mr.. Bryan to lose friends in
this part of the country.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-11
Another Victim,
MRS. EDDY's STATEMENT.
Alleges That She Did Not SIander
Mrs, Woodbury.

Boston, June 10-Mrs Mary Baker
G. Eddy has given out statement
concerning her attitude to Mrs Wood
bury, who has Just lost her libel suit
for S15e,G00 against the founder OF
Christian Science. She emphaticalIy
denies that Mrs. Woodbury. was the
person intenedd to be personifed
when writing about the "Babylonish
Woman" Mrs. Eddy further says she
does not believe or teach or want any
body else to believe that she is in
fallible