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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-11

Galveston Texas
Watkins Of Hsraiop re Of vinton. la.
,coari Of civil npeals, ia ~,
tae appellant in a NOTED at the Dris;oi'
IN The case OF Josie Brenhsm was ia
Weight Tne s1ii was ed at the Hutch
- thee ana f0urrten
Oh NORTH Side OF iotl known merchant
falo bsyou. waich is city Yesterday eB
ner Of Travis Stree
~ The city Of Hon. well known mer-
rs wsll OF bulldiypppea ~ ias' ntzht
Wright
Practically the iofme1 citizen 81
Knrael, an old iiY4f sss o III whs
ton. has been LETT
- ~ - ''sss. one Of Houston
legislature. returned
YeslerdaY. after par
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-11
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Burroughs. Houston
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las Il G Short on is REGISTERED at
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08
Cieyeland's Stnbbornness.

Grover Cleveland. writing in the
third person Of his own career, says, in
the Philadelphia Saturday Evening
Post:
II knew Young man who, when
quite young, determined TO acquire q
college education aud enter the legal
profession.
'''fhe door to college education was
inexorably closed against him.
1ae at once set his heart on studying
law without collegiate training. When
it soon appeared that even this must be
postponed. he quite cheerfuily set about
finding any kind Of honest work.
after au unsuccessful quest for EN-
ployment near home he started for the
west. He had adversely in abundance
de had plenty OF willingness to work
plenty Of faith and Il fair stock OF per
severance ia reserve. He had no mis-
gigings.
"After securing a temporary job h
was handed 'Blackstone's Common
taries' and turned loose to browse in thu
library Of law office.
When on the first day OF his study al
the partners and clerks forgot he wa
in h corner Of the library AMI locke
him in during the dinner hour he mere
" said to himself, some day will b
better remembered
HE actually enjoyed the adgersitie'
Even then he was called stubborn
After he became president Of the Uni
! ed States he was still called stubborn
and he is accused of stubborDness
this very day"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08
CITY LEFT DEs0LATE.

Jacksonville, Fla, May +.-Jaekson-
ville's great fire of yesterday has burn
ed itself out. One hundred aud forty
eight blocks OF beautiful city have
been laid waste. The loss will not be
known even approximately for week,
but 1t is expected it win amount to sl0,-
DOC, 900. There are many rumors afloat
that many lives were lost, but as every
undertaken in the city was burned out
ii is impossible to obtain confirmation
OF the rumors. One story Is persistent
IL reiterated to the effect that a party
Of men and women driven to the docks
by the fire were compelled to jump into
the water and that several of them were
drowned. Mrs. Hogan, a negro woman,
was burned in her house. The burned
district is thirteen blocks wide and two
miles long and exteuds from the st.
Johns river, where IL burned ten docks
| to the waters edge, TO st. Catherine
sire ct on the east; Orange ON the north
and David 90 the west. This immeuss
area was swept a. clean as - floor. The
city is under martial law and all avail
able state militia is on duty in th,
lstreets of Jacksonville.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

The Boer war has lasted 4 year and
IA half In that time England has had
10 borrow more than she ever borrowed
in any two years Of any other war in
her history.
Moreover, she has spent more than
we spent in our civil war in the same
length of time. Our most expensive
year was the fiscal year 1865, when we
had over million soldiers under arms.
In that year our war expenses, military
aud naval, were nominally ~, l53,3Df, !.
S34. ID, bus as they were paid Ia depre
lated paper, whose average value was
49t cents ON the dollar, the actual gold
cost OF the war for the year was 800
So, 3T7.sg. England has paid o.,
$3.50, 900, 900 in gold for y year aud I
half Of Boer fighting, and expects te
pay u billion before the job is over.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08
Money 10 Burn.

May the price OF steel rails advanc-
ed from S26 TO SIS ton. According TO
dispatches from New York, the anthra-
cite operators intend to increase the
price of their product 81 ton. 1t Is
estimated that this will add about $780,
900, 900 TO their profits.
There is something magnificent In
the way the trusts announce these adj
vances. There is something kingly in
the case with which they decree that
this aud that shall be done.
Supply and demand? What are they.
What economist dared TO talk abou,
such entities? What are they beside
Rockefeller and Vanderbilt aud the
remainder OF the cotcrie2
| Are the March earnings OF the Stee
Trust To be doubled in May SO that tbs
profit Of the thirty days win be seven
teen millions? How bright next winter
fire will be with the black diamond
sparkling at so much per spark Pros
porous times, truly, for the trusts
ST Louis Republic.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08
Poor Carrie.

As curious sociological study, the
mental collapse Of Carrie Nation stands
u monument to crusade that has borne
results OF permanent character. Her
ambition has found its logical sequence
in nervous prustratton.
When she first used her Ratchet 10 .
Kansas Joint, the enforcement NJ the
prohibitory law was more matter Of
convenience than official duty. A prac-
tlcaI state OF local option existed Fines
were paid 10 lieu Of licenses. The Su-
preme court bud uasscd on the statutes
until the hands Of the men and women
who wished to proceed by lawful means
were tied
After few weeks Of the strenuous
life as exemplified by Mrs. Nation, the
| legislature passed three laws thai prac-
tically removed every obstacle to the
enforcement Of the law. The holding 81
a Government license to sell liquor was
made presumption Of guilt. County
attorneys were given power to summon
witnesses. Upon violation Of an iujunc
tion, the trial in contempt Of court was
changed 50 that the case would be i
court case. the impaneIing OF jurie'
having previously made iniunctions o
little force.
Here are statutes passed MS direc
result Of the Ratchet crusade Of Carrie
Nation. She was wrong and she WA
right. She probably manifested th,
first evidence Of unbalanced nerve
when she set out across the pr,siries ii
her buggy TO smash saloons. Yet III
monomaniac IL said 10 be the man VIII,
does things 10 this world, the ifferenc
in degree being the divergence from
genius.
Mrs. Nation has made law througl
disorder She has dared where other
did not. She has made mistakes III
ones and not the least in not KNOWN
when to quit. She has held the stag
long enough to show that she had
mission to perform. She has partl
, completed her task, and Whist else ca
mortal do?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

THE reception and welcome given the
president andparty along their itinerary
should discredif forever the things said
against the loyalty o. the southern peo-
pie and should wipe ont the partisan
bitterness that is brought To life IN
national campaigns The president Is
being treated rs If there was no north
and no south to the country and az II
there was but one political party in the
land. All patriotic citizens are paying
him respect and this is rs il should be.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08
NAMES CANNING INDUSTRY.
One Hundred and scvsBty-Fivr Fac
tories That Pay sI.tun.uDo
Year In Wages.

According 10 the report OF Hon.
s. W. Matthew'S. state industrial and
labor commissioner. the Pine Tree
state is the champion sarurrc canning
community 81 the country and u third
on the list - states that can sweet
corn. IN fact. Maine Is the only
state engaged in the industry Of put
ting up small herring and other suit
able fish ms sarf'inrs. There are about
iTs canning factories within it, bor-
ders. the value OF which is about
si.2i+9nG. and give employment TO
$4,000 operatives The amount 81
wages paid in 1900 was about 81 .inO.-
COO: to the farmers frr corn, S3ai mo.
and the value ~ the entire output
81 all the factories was SIS .anG.g sg dur.
ing the year. quotes the New York
Sun.
Over 4 nnn acres were planted 10
sweet corn in 1900 The canning Of
CLAIMS, hlnsherries. apples. beans.
squash. pumpkin and small fruits
/ seems to he On the increase. accord
| ing 10 Mr. Matthews report. and he
I does not see any good reason why
| the industry should not increase
largely in the packing ~ these arti
c!es. He also says that u apTears ~
/ be generally conceded that the corn,
| apples and herries ~ Maine ars gu
! perior in quality TO tie same products
/ in other states. owing. doubtless. "a
I climatic conditions In every kind oi
canning men. women md children are
paid remunrrative wages. and the
canning factories give r. many pool
families their only opportunity fol-
earning money.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08
Celery saurr.

Place one pint OF fine cut white
celery in saucepan over the fire.
cover with boiling water. add onc-half
teaspoonful salt. and cook till tender.
Drain tire celery and set II in warm
place. Nix one heaping tablespoon.
ful -four in saucepan with half gill
of cold water. add half pint celery
water and half cupfuI milk, stir over
The fire I'LL IL begins to boil. draw 70
side Of stove and add, in small ror.
tions. one tablespoonful butter.
whilst stirring constantly. add, II
necessary. pinch Of salt. Pour the
sauce over the oysters and serve
Ledger Monthly.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice Is hereby given TINT the eopartner.
ship heretofore xistinR between lirlrn r.. Hull
and W. +. Woodruff under the Arm name and
style OF Hull & Woodruff, and doing business
ut Blackfoot. Bingham county. Idahp. has
been this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
All persons having claims against the said
Arm ~ Hull X Woodruff are requested to pre-
sent the same ut the residence of Helen u
Hull, IilackfOOt, Idaho, for settlement.
Dated at iiIackfoot. Idaho. April sth 1901
HgLEE y. HUT,
W. y. WOODBURY..
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

AUDITOR JONES has complied figures
which show that the actual expense Of
the last session Of the legislature in.
Guiding salaries Of members, clerk hire,
printing, etc, was s45, 649,9s. The ex.
pcnse OF the session two years previous
IL was s43, 6s37s. An effort has been
made TO give out the impression that
the recent session was an rxtravagant
one, costing Vt least 100000 Capital
Naw-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

If THE state committee and county
committees aided and strongly support
cd by the Democratic press cannot run
the rext state campaign then we shall
move that the whole thing be dismissed
on the grounds Of incompetency the
party's inconpetency TO manage it, own
affairs. The thoughts Of u apell-hiGder'-
campI'gn NIL 9 Us lnnguid weary
spirtless and sick at heart. They give
~ that tired feeling which ogercpmes
AL inspiration and encouragement for
work. II lets us ont.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

THE school laws Of this state were
amended at the last legislature rcquir-
ing all districts TO bold at least five
months school each year in order To
draw public money instead Of three MS
heretofore. IL IL also required that
the electors in each district shall de-
termine at the first annual election,
which occurs in juno, whether or not
the text books for their district shall
be free text hooks. These are import
ant matters which should be remember
ed by all interested in our district
schools. Free Press.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08
UsEQUALED SERVICE VIA
GREAT SALT LAKE ROUTE.

The favorite route 20 the east Is via
salt Lake city nud Denver over the II o
Grande Western railway, 10 connection
with either the Denver Il Rio Grande
or Colorado Midland railroads. You
will find IL Il pleasant way TO travel,
coupling as II does the most remarkable
scenic ride IN Americas with nm unsur-
passed train service. Three fast through
trans.c0ntinentaI trains daily. carrying
all classics Of equipment, including Pull
man Palace aud Ordinary or Tourist
sleepers TO Chicago and st. Louis with
Out change, Free Reclining Chair cnrs,
Observation cars and a perfect Dining
Car service. Send for folder aud other
information to w. G. Mcbride, ~ r.
broadway. Butte; or Geo. w Heintz
General Passenger Agent, Salt Lake
city.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

SUBoRDINATEs who quietly try to
supplant those in authority above them
with hope OF their own prcferment
should provide netting for their trapeze,
for, 'bimeby they's gwine to catch a
monstrous fall" History repeats itself
In all such cases.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08
HElLER's TESTIMONY.

Albert Heller, living ut Ill4 Farm.
ham ST., Omaha, says: II have tried
most everything that j. used rs n pre-.
ventiye or curc for headache, but moth.
ing did me 50 much good IS krauae'
Headache Capsules. Others who hHst
used them say the same thing" Price
BE. sold by Scott & Go.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

DIsLoYALTY to party and friends for
petty spite reasons may be sweet TO the
taste for the moment bat there comes IA
bitterness as reward that is as lasting
az the memory of wrong doing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

SOMEWHERE in sunny Italy there Is
an old sun dial which carries this
legend: II mark only the hours that
shine" Some newspapers and many
people may profit By adopting that
motto.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

WHITE bricklayers employed on the
new Mississippi capitol have struck be-
cause they were compelled to work with
negroes. Before our northern contem-
poraries unlimber their fountain pens
on Mississippi they will please note
that these white bricklayers we're from
Chicago. Louisville Courier Journal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

THE first trust formed in the southern
states was the cotton seed oil trust, and
its first move was to lower the price 9f
cotton seed 33t per cent and increase
the price Of oil % per cent.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08
NEW PHOTO GALLERY.

NJ. a. Marshall has opened new
Photo Gallery on Bridge street, oppo-
site the harness and saddIery shop He
ii now ready for business. aud invites
an inspection Of his samples and work.
All work done in the best and latest
sty les.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

BRYAN and Hill maintain they are
not candidates for the presidential
nomination at this time, but say moth
ing of what they may be in 1904.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

DAVID B. HILL is the most prominent
mao in the public eye for president on
the Democratic ticket In 1904. He is
trying to pull himself out. but in the
eas: the politicians wont have il his
way.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

No SECTION of the country will well
come the president and party with more
royal honors than Dixie showed him
when among its chivalrous people.
Watch and see.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

If you will let the trust organizers
tell the story, the great combined cor
poraiions are organized TO secure econ
omies in production aud distribution. 7
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

In former times the cry OF the emf
grant was: "Kansas or bust now it's
Idaho with its fertile fields and placers
of golden dust.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08
BLac9FooT. IDAHO. MAY ), 1901,

AGRICULTURAL reports give NEST
promising condition OF crops over the
country.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

DURING April the Government minis
turned out SIS, s5s, 900 in gold and 81
633, 200 in silver. This isn't quite 10 to
/, but it's pretty free coinage.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

The spots and not the brightness OF
the sun are what some people delight
most in talking about,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08
laliy. Cnll and SIZE Them.
North Main St., Blackfo0t.

Most women with female weakness
suffer drcadfutIy from piles IN addition
to their other paiua They may be- cur.
ed ~ using TABLER'S BUCKLEY Il,
PILE OINTMENT. Price, 10 cents in
bottles, tubes u cents ut Scott & Co.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

''How beauties brighten as they take
their flight, I" say the towns that allow
railroads TO pass miles away from them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08
ZINE nay RANCH ron SALE.

q itne hay ranch 100 acres, inelosed
dwelling and other buildings. waite
1Rht etc. Tor sale rs . bargain. A snuI
Tor sheep or cattle men.
Apply to or address, News Office.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

TEXAS is great state and 1t was
great in It's honors to the president and
party.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

IT Is -afe TO say trade follows prices
il not tho dag.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-08

Entered at the postoffice at Rlackfoot, Idaho,
or transmission as second class mail matter
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-01-26
gto. 129

Wottpr IN etner Spe3idIperfdmmIung
ousqeitoben. Seine &inoer ipurben
aus Der S6ule perbannt, iein ScbD
pom Gplleee duseetpieien unb Die gdtv
se samilie rpirb gemieoen. 9egen hA
6aus lit QudrdntGne per6Gnst. Die
9lufrequng 1T grob uno penn tpeitsrs
8latternfGlle dusbre9en follten, tpirn
Der Ooftor bic @erantportung iibers
nebren miihen.
Wetbli9e 81 bett.
Wi9ita, &as., 26. San. fri
pauline 2etpeqing, bic 3peitdlteHe
So9ter bes grz@ouperneurs 3elpst.
ling, tpirb bic Spuren ihrer @infub.
rung in ben alpba Sbeta Mpz8ereta
Der Wi6itd=9o6fhule auf 2ebens3eit
in Der @eitalt Der orei orie6iI9eB
8u9ftaben auf Der Stirne trdgen. Die
8u4ftaben ipuroen ibr am Sreitaa
Nbenb BEL Der Ginfiibrunq nit Silberr
nitrat in Die Stirn gebrunnt uno ieit<
Der but lie ibren pfli6ten als 2ebreria
ni6t nd13utommen permo9t. sic bes
finoet iib in dr3tli9er 8ebanolune unb
leibet grobe Oual, tpiu dber Die 8era
iiber Der @emeinbeit ni9t blohftelleu.
profehor 9lIen bon Der 0ohfhule
legt Der &ffuire penig 8ed6tung bel.
nOie Wunoen tperben f9nea gebeiff
fein unb ounn tpebt Der Dinb iiber bic
9ef9ihte," iagt er glei9giiltig, aber
perf9ie5ene 0titglieber oe5 S9ulra.
tbes finb buriiber eeipultia in Surnif4
gerdtben uno oroben, Die Gntlafung
fImmtli6er Sbeilnebmerinnen an oie<
Ter penig fpeibliAen p@infiibrung" pers
dnlufen gu nOGen. Mlehrere anbere
iunge 9amen folen bon Der @eIenfhaft
ouf G6nli9e Weiie gebranbmartt por>
ben iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-01-26
Snbianapols, Snp eamaas ben 26 Sanuar 1901

uE0 letn So1n tlnO n utfenbdge duf
0te &HtlGgs bin Derbaftet poroen. ben
Soeren 9eJItano geleiitet 81 bdben. Sn
Qotter's 9aus ioa 09nomit gefunben
pDrDen ieiu.
2onOOn. 26. San. sSm &rissss
amt 1T eine Oepei6e bon 9oro &it9es
ner, Ycetorid, Den "a. SSanuar, baz
ttrt. eingetroFfen, in Der unbeoeutenoe
3uIdmmeEit0Be mit Den Sruppsn De-
ldre1's uno 6dasbroot's eemeloet perz
ben. @ereral &ithener meloet aud,
bdB 5pan3ig 8oeren gefdngen eenomz
men tDorDen ieien, uno @eneral Wfez
tbuen bic 8oeren aus 9rigualano unb
Sururdn pertrieben babe.
Die 8oeren baben ipenig S9uben IN
Der &aptolonie dngeri9tet. Die Be-
tpobner BADEN iid ibuen ungebli4 nur
gum dllergeringiten She'll angei9lofen
uno Die Soeren foIen bel ibnen nit ie<
Dem Sag mebr unpopular peroen.
Yretorid, 26. San. Sin 3ug,
uuf lpel9em ii4 2Orb &it9ener uno
cine 2lbtbeilung Sruppen na6 Ntioblez
burg beguben, puroe bel Bdlmerdt
our9 Opnumit gum Gntsleiien gez
5raAt. Die 8oeren srDffneten Elm bibir
ges SSeuer, ipelhes bon ben 8riten ers
hilbert tpurbe. Die 9oeren 5ogen iib
i6lieBlih 5uriid.
S. g. 9. 9trnplb perurtbeiGt.
Goubon, 26. San. Sultan 8. 9.
Mrnolo, elm Sp9n bes Cir Gopin
Qlrnolo, Der i'm Otto6er BON Sdn
Srancisco ousgeIiefert ipurbe uue anz
getlugt mar, 8ertrduenss@elber unterz
f6la9en 3u baben, tpuroe am Sreitdg
au 5ebn Sdbren 3u6tbaus Derurt6eilt.
@ttentut duf bic &ontgtn
Gbriitine.
QOnbOn, 26. San. Sine Oepes
fhe Der n0ailB Grpreb" aus Wtdbrio
iagt: n8dbrsnO am Srsitdg bic &Os
nigin=3egentin nit ibren &iubern auf
bem See i'm S6luBpart gu Mabrio in
einem 9oote fubr, tpurbe pom llfer aus
Elm S6uB abgegeben. Die &ugel brang
bur9 Die Seite bes 8optes, pbne inbefs
fen Semano 5u perleben. Der Yurt
nurOe bur9Iu9t, bon benz 4ttertGter
tpuroe d6er feline Spur gefunben. Die
aOnigiu mar i'm bO4iten 9rabe alarz
mirt.
t &arbinal @aGedti. +
@om, 26. Sar. &arbinal Sebas
itino 9aleuti, gr5bii9of bon &apennd,
tit i'm Qlter bon 79 Subren geItorben.
@r mar 8aroinul ieit Oem Sabre 1890.
Seutf DE Sef f9IBe fiir 9 Ii D.
u fritd.
Queenstop mn, 26. San. 49t=
3ebn Der mooerniten Jelogei9iibe oeutz
l6en Sabritdts, nit Der oa5u gehOrigen
Wunition, iinb CUR @erIenoung na4
Siioafritd bier dngefommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-01-26
2ei6 6enrGuber an Der u Z.

y u o. II q u q II per u u
belt.
9artersburg, W.s@d., 26. San.
Sn Sdbennerpille, elmer @oritaot BON
parfersburg, tpurbe in Der Na9t gum
s5reitag Die 2ei6e Der bor einem Monat
aeItorbener sSrdu Nettie Sracen duss
eegraben uno nm Die 3inge, Die iih
nod an ibren 5ingern befdnoen unb
um cine tpert6polle 8rp9e beraubt. Die
Qet1e ipuroe bann in Die 9ru6e alz
riidgetporfen uno nit @roe 5ugeoedt.
SOpett 1at man feline Spur bon ben
GGubern.
Oes Morbes angetldgt.
@illtamsburg, &p., 26. San.
Oie @rano Surp bat am Syreitdg 4n.
Hagen gegen Sabn, Hobert uno Gbar<
Les Yaris, 3oe Sbottpel, Glap 8inz
eaio, cSSobn 9rbdnt, Sam unb &i6arb
McSanque unb Biais GO6run erbo.
ben. Die MGnner, Die ale bes Mor>
bes unb Der Sbeilnabme an elmer
Morbperi4pDrung angetlagt iinb, bats
ten am 16. Sanuar Wbite's 2aoen in
gorbin nit Spndmit In Die 0uft gee
fprengt, potei Srtton 6erris uno
SuIan Gor gtobtet purben.
MuBte SIS be5abIen.
gfep Orleans, 2d., 26. San.
9(I6ea @abd, cine S9auipielerin,
ipobnte am Oonneritaa Na9mittag Der
N9atinee i'm Grescent=Sbeuter Bel uno
iie tpeigerte ii9. bort ben 9ut ab3unebs
men. sic purbe perbaftet uno am
Jreitug gu $15 @elbftrafe ober fiinfs
asbn Sasen @efansniB perurtbeilt. gs
lift bies bic erite 8erurtbeilung unter
benz @eleb, bus bic Sruuen alpingt, bic
Suite i'm Sheuter abaunebmen.
Se9sSdge lang gebungert.
SCRANTON, Ya., 26. San. ssobn
3planfus, Elm iunger 9obIengrGber, Der
am leBten Sdmitag perf9panb, na6.
benz er cine 8o6e lang in Der @reen
3ibge Mine eearbeitet, tpuroe am sSreiz
tag Na4mittug in einem perlaFenen
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