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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-16

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banptitaDt.
GmpDrnng iiber bic seplante Glib
afrifababm Somfisfatiom.
gfGberes iiber oaS idGnolide Sor=
gebem Der britiiGen aummiiiiou.
3uiIiIdJe Gbicamem umo fein Gmoc.
Ser Gar iol anseblid nad San3is
fonanen.
Sarpn ppm Setteler'S Seid)e mad
5enti6lamS befDroert.
glppea an Die Sambmrs amerifa
QiMie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-16

&insiton, Scmaiea, 15. Suni.
Sn elmer ssftrisen @eriammluns BON
@ertretern lanowirtbi9aftli9er Snte-
rsiien Der Sniel wuroe beialoHen, elm
@eiu6 an Die Samburs-slm slmerita-9inie
su ridtsn, bamit iie Die Sampfer, weIae
friber Der AtIas-9inie seborten unb
iebt pon Der 9amburs- -amerita- -9inie
ansefauft fno, gu einem bireften
mo6entlidsn Srudttransport 9ienii
spiiasn Samaiea uno Hew Yorf per-
mertbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-16
Cur TdbrbOptsS sSataifrppbe IN 0aetu
Yprf.
gSie burd Elm @nnoer emtsebeu 800
FeTpnem Dem Spoe.

6rau &enneoD oes Ntproes idmloig
betunoeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-16

= Die neuefen Sapeten BET Carl
W6Ier, 152 sc. SeIomore Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-16
Gmerifamii6e Srmppem werbem Cuba
nidt perlaiien.

nidt berlaIlen.
Cur SdbrbOutsS sSataifrppbe IN 0aetu
Yprf.
gSie bnrd eim @nmoer emtsebeu 800
FeTonen Dem Seoe.
Slpnoin amf Der sslndt.
Gr ioll ieiner Trau Den &opf abge=
bamen babeH.
Sdmeefall iuirS aus Colorado ses
meioet.
Trau &enneoD oes Mproes idmlois
befunoeu.
Sopaii6es Stiaebem in Chicago.
llnfall bel Dem 6elolaser Der gfurmal-
i6ulen in Gbitaso.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-16
@ 9nee I'm s uni.

Senoer, @oIo., Is. SUM-. Se=
pei9en aus 2eabuiGle, Cripple Greet
uno anberen Orten in benz @ebirse
meIoen, bab oaieIbit fuBbober Sdnee
liest. Sier bat es itarf seresnet.
Man befiir6tet llebsri9pemmunsen.
Sn Yueblo bat es 9eba9elt. Ser Sa-
gel lag s 3oa tief auf ben StraBen.
nnfalI Bel oem 6eIbIager
Der NormaIi 6uIen.
81 bicaso, Is. SUM. an Der 6S.
Ctr. uno Stuart ape. bra6 beute Elm
tempor6rer Stanbplas, peI6er anlGB-
LID bes jabrIi9en 6eIoIasers Der gbi-
casoer 0ormali6uIen erri9tet morben
mar, aulammen. Webrere bunbert
Yerionen iielen unter Die Sriimmer.
sic Durben berausseso9en. g}iemano
wuroe 9etobtet, allein 25 Yerionen,
Sumeiit &inber unb iunse 2eute, erlit-
ten i9were @erIesunsen. Man bra6te
iie nod benz Normalibulseb6ube, bas
mon in Elm temporGres Soipital per.
manbelte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-16
6rau Rennebp bes Morbes
f6uIoi9 befunoen.

Ranias GitD, Wo., 15. SUM-.
6eute Wor9en bra6ten Die 8ei6pore-
men in bem Yrosefe Der 6rau 9ulu
Yrince 8ennebp, bic ibren @atten
PbiIip 8. eri9ohen bate, Elm @erbitt
auf pSaaIsis" oes Msrbes i'm smeiten
@raoe elm uno iesten ibre Strafe auf 10
Sabre 3udtbaus feit. Srau 2enneop
borte eem 0erIes beS 0erbitts siemlid
rubis su, oann aber perIOr iie ibre 6ai.
Jung uno peinte laut. Ser 0ertbeibi-
ger piro cine appeIlation einrei6en.
Ser 6all sesen 6. 80. Yrince unb
Bert uno 98ia. Yrinee, pesen Ser
l4wOruns sesen bas 9eben pon 2en-
neop, miro Wtomtas besonnen merben.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
FATALITY LIST ESTIMATE.
Other Than Railroad Sources Place
tie Number Killed in Dis
aster at Si

From Detroit Mich In an inter-
view Friday evening with Thomas T.
Moran. deputy customs collector OF this
port he practically verities the estimate
that al least so lives were lost in We'd
ucsday nights holocaust near Seneca.
The two immigrant cars in which the
greatest loss of life occurred and III
which many OF the victims were roast
Ell to death was part OF the train No
10 which crossed the Detroit river from
Canada on the ferryboat Great Western
Wednesday afternoon. and Deputy Col
leetor Moran inspected the baggage VI
rs passengers. He SAYS that at the
very least calculation there were 100
Italians IN the two cars. In addition
N ere were ten more in the smoking ear.
which was ahead of the immigrant ears.
Tho official adyiCes OF the Wabash
railroad say that OF the Italians in the
wreck ~ escaped unhurt and that ten
were riured and taken to the com
pany'S aspital at Peru. Ind Subtract
ing thes, from the lilo immigrants Dep
MY Collestor Moran says were On the
train. leaves the death lis, OF the tai
ians alone al 10
These bodies We're burned 70 ashes n
the fire which followed the wreck In
addition eight other bodies were recov-
cred and identified which makes total
OF 81 dead.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
Chicago Live Stock Show.

From Chicago: The new EXPOSE
ton building Is already comfortably
crowded with live stock. and new en-
tries arrived In the streets today. The
exposition. which opens Monday, covers
20 acres OF ground 10 acres Of which
are under roof. With cheap railroad
rates from all sections OF the country
the management expresses confidence
that fully half million people will be
drawn to Chicago next week. The fares
are cheaper than those granted at the
time OF the Worlds Fair or for the
Buffalo exposition. The Judging of the
stock will begin promptly on Monday
Tuesday the fifth annual convention Of
the National Live Stock association will
convene in Studebaker hall and con-
tinue including Friday
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
LATE MARKETS BY WIRE.
Chicago Grain.

Chicago Dec Flour The market
was firm and there was a fair demand
Winter patents. 350GS 50; straiEhts. $@
M3.40; spring patents 81 25Si370; straights
s. So03 -; bakers 50. 2oaf2 60
Wheat--There was good trade The
market being stronger but full prices
We're not maintained December opened
77iS077la highest. ia lowest. 727sI5, clos
ing 73073s
Coru-The market was moderately ac-
tive and easier. closing asMiec lower De
cember opened. 62is@62as highes U.s.
lowest 6lA closing. g..
Oats-rhe market was weaker Deeem-
Der opened, 42la highest. .2ia: lowest -
closing, 42ls.
Close on Rye--December. 59i. May b'''
close ON FlaN-Cash \. w. 81 49, No
S. W. $40; December, sl39 bid; May
81 He
Receipts Flour. Is cars wheat IS cars
corn, l!2 cars; oats. 267 cars
Shipments Flour. 81 cars wheat, d's
cars corn 2l0 cars. oats. 6il cars
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
NEWS OF FOREIGN LANDS.
Flashes From the Wires Portraying
Occurrences in All Parts of
the World.

From Manila The insurgents at
tackled commissary wagon between
Magdalena and Gajayjaza, seriously
woundng a sergeant and private of the
Eighth regiment and capturing Privates
Dunn and Frenninfi and two horses,
together with 800 rounds Of ammuni-
ton.
There has been a recrudescence of in
surgent activity at Tanauan and Batan-
gas. Southwest luzon. An interpreter
named Alberto was killed in the mar
ketplace for refusing to donate per
centage of his salary to insurgents
Other gov rnment employees have been
similarly threatened.
The London Graphic, discussing ed
itorally the troubles in South America,
ridicules the accusations in the
press Of the continent that the
United States is stirring disturb
ances in Colombia. The Graphic points
out that what the United States done
at Colon.
From Berlin The estimates for
Geramnys expenditures in China for
H,1U
900. 600 in 1901 The pensions for wild
ows and orphans resulting from the
China expedition amount to 49l 600
marks annually.
United States Minister Robert 5.
Mccormick and Mrs. Mccormick sig
nali2ed their entry into the official life
of the capital by holding a Thanksgiv-
ing day reception at Vienna Thursday
in their new residence, which was
formerly the property OF Prince so
Ions.
Senator Depew is trustee for estates
aggregatiug 5000. 100000 in value, be
sides being director in seventy-siX
liffcrent firms and corporations.
Arrivals at Victoria, B. c.. by the
steamer Miowera from Honolulu state
that there has been recurrence %
the hubonic plague In that city. \
passenger says that two deaths occur.
red. Japanese and a Chinaman, and
/ that ten more cases existed in the
city.
Germany will take no steps against
/ Venezuela. cables the Berlin CORES
pendent OF the London News, regard
/ Ing the financial claims O. German sub
1 iects against Venezuela without a pre-
yious understanding With the United
/ States
/ An edict has been received at PekiH
+ fixing Jan I'll as the date for the ar
rival OF the court at Pekin The reason
given for the delay is the Illness 81
+ the dnwager empress, Prince Ching ar
rived al Paoting Flu He Will NEE
/ there Prince Chun, brother of the an
peror who recently returned from Ger
many. The latter is enroute to Kali
engt'u.
\ remarkable tidal wave aceompan
led hy strong wind has done mucs
damage along the eastern coast OF Eng
land from Norfolk to Kent River.
overlooked their banks, dams and SEE
walls We're invaded and miles Of coun
try have been submerged
Kaiser Wilhelm has commissioner
Prof Ehrbach. the well-known hac
teyiologist and physiological chemist
Of Frakfort-on-the Main. 10 devote him
self heneeforth exclusively to the stud!
Of cancer
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
Will Reduce Mail Time.

From Washington: The time OF
transit Of winter mails between Seattle,
Wash and Nome. Alaska. is cut from
GO to So days each way to "a days, with
corresponding expedition for informed
late points by Assistant Postmaster
General Sh.,llenberger. This service
will be performed by new western
route avoiding the usual winter route
via the upper Yukon rebion. In sum
mer however, there is ample opportun-
ity for comparatively quick dispatch OF
mails to the Nome region The new
service Ia via Valdez, Alaska lliamna
bay on Cooks inlet, ST Michael and
Goovin to Nome, 2,56I miles IN all
with two round trips q month during
the winter Steamers will sail from
Seattle about the 9TH and 25th of each
month beginning with December
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05

From New York \ Roman bronze
tablet TO the memory Of the late Presi-
dent Mckinley will be sent TO Washing
ton in Few days as a tribute from the
Italian residents OF the United States
President Roosevelt viii, he requested
70 give the tablet place IN the capitol
on the tablet, In has-2elef, is a figure
OF President Mckinley as II walking
toward the tomb In the lower right
hand corner is a sharply drawn etch-
ing OF the capitol at Washington In
the lower LETT hand corner, four infant
figures represented the four sections OF
the United States East. West, North
and South 4 gracefully-draped figure
IN sombre shade also sits by the shield
with = cluster OF newly plucked grain
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05


in this country are engaged in the rail-
road business.
Senator Hanna Friday gave 5000
dollars as his subscription to the COM
mittee of the National Mckinley Mem
o-ial association.
General Macarthur will speak at the
annual banquet of the Kansas City
Commercial. club banquet On December
10
nished the Thanksgiving dinner for
the convicts at the Illinois state peni-
Tertiary. The men did not have to
work, and listened to concert by the
University OF Illinois glee club,
The corner stone to what will be one
Of the largest and most complete col
lege gymnasiums in the country was
laid Thursday. Adolphus c. Bartlett.
the donor Of 100000 building for
athletes at the University of Chicago,
with few trowels of mortar, cement
ed to its standard the white stone to
mark the beginning of the work on
the Frank Dickinson Bartlett gymna-
SUM.
Senator Quarles of Wisconsin, who is
chairman Of the committee on Indian
affairs of the senate agrees with Com
missioner Jones in the belief that to
make the Indian self-supporting should
be the aim of the government, and
that its attainment would solve the
problem.
George NJ. Pullman. son of the late
millionaire car builder, died in San
Mateo. aged &c years. He had been
i'll several weeks with pneumonia.
From Hartford. Conn: Knocked out
in the second round. of which one min
ute and A seconds had elapsed, was
the referees verdict in favor OF Young
Corbett' Of Denver against Terry Nc
Govern of Brooklyn. who has held the
featherweight championship unfinch-
ingly since he won it from George Dix
on is months ago.
The Union block the best business
block in Yankton s. d.. burned to the
ground. Loss, 100000. William Pier
son, city marshal, slept in the build
ms and jumped from third-story win
dow and may die. Several people We're
rescued from the upper stories with
ropes.
A negro who Dragged Of having voted
ten times at the recent election in Phil
adelphia had his strenuous career cut
short by stopping charge of buck
shot while robbing house in the sub
urbs.
Sir Hiram Maxim. the inventor OF
the Maxim gun. states that he made
small cannon even as boy. When
firing musket during the American
civil war he was knocked down by the
recoil and this gave him indirectly the
idea Of the famous Maxim gun.
Thomas Edison. Jr., and William Edi-
son, sons of the inventor, plan to take
60 foot launch through the rivers.
canals and sounds along the coast from
Baltimore to Florida. They expect to
make but so miles OF the whole dis
lance upon the open sea-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
Chica &c Live Stock.

Chicago. Dec 2-Cattle About $40 hsa"
We're marketed today. bringing the re-
Ceipts for the week to A. go head dgslh>'
G}.lSS head last week The few cattle oi ,
fered today were Of common quality a""
sold at lower prices. Good 90 prime see.
s.. Asu1.25 poor 10 medium. Sb"io.V
Stockers and feeders s2oo0i46. helttI !.
81 5lWj50, calves. S25005.o0; COWS S--'N
1.75. Texas steers. - 70.
Hogs The weeks receipts We're ~ ~
head compared with 273426 head ia'.
week The demand was As urgent as p,
and prices were on the boom. there XII
ing "a fyther advance Of 10 10 l7e W.
morning with receipts Of about -3"' "@a.,
Heavy. Ss061: light S5lGaj@ miS-.-
S.15H6I5
sheen Ab5at 7I.#. head % sheep
lambs were marketed here THIS W.
against ass head hast week Todas
ceipts of about 3nl0 head were dISp"T-
OF az unchanged prices, Sheep. s-''l we
lambs 81 -564eo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
DILEMMA OF AN HEIRESS
She Wants Court to Annul Ma+,i.
monial Provision.

From New York: Fannie Ravne
McComb. daughter Of the late jams
Jennings McComb Of Dobbs Ferry who
left an estate of S10000.000, was left
only an income of $4,000 for life should
she persist in marrying Louis Herzog
The principal of the trust, amounting To
100000. was to go to her children on
her death. Should she not marry Her
zog she was to share equally with her
two sisters and brothers. She asked the
supreme court to declare null that pro
vision Of her fathers will
Justice Scott gave decision in which
he says she has not yet married the
person named in the will and 1t is. OF
course, possible that she may never do
so. AT present the question is purely
abstract and academic The courts do
not sit to determine such questions"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05

From San Francisco, Call During
the heaviest fog which has occurred
here for years the ferry-boats San ia
faei and Sausalito, plying between TINS
cin. and Sausalito, in Marin county
,olljdeJ off Alcatraz island at 600
O'clock Saturday evening, and the San
Rafael was sunk.
So far az can be determined only
tfroe lives were lost in the collision.
Those drowned were w. g. CrandalL
secretary Of the Long Slrup works;
Rafael and 3-year-old son OF Mrs.
waller OF Ross Valley. The body OF
Crandall was washed ashore at Anger
island.
In the panic that followed after the
boats collided about 20 passengers were
more or less injured. great many
were cut by crawling through the caoih
windows.
Mrs. Waller of Ross Valley was on
the San Rafael with her two llttle emil
,iren. boy and girl The giri, KUN.
VAS safely carried from the san Raiael
10 the Sausalto by William BOYD OF
tac North Pacific Coast Railroad COM
uanv when the two steamers were lock
ed together Mrs. Waller had the llttle
how I'm her arms. and was following
BOYD 10 safety when the sinking steam
Ter cave a sudden lurch and the niue
fellow was thrown from her arms Inc
mother cried frantically for some one
10 rescue the boy, but it conld not be
zone.
rredway was pinioned by the SPIN
teripe timbers when the Sausalito
struck, and after some difficulty was
extricated. He was hurried to the up
per deck of the injured vessel. and that
wac the last seen of him, according 10
the survivors
There is discrepancy in the state
ments Of Captain Tribble Of the Sausa-
Ito and of Captain Mckenzie OF the San
Rafael concerning the circumstances
Immediately preceding the collision
Captain Tribble says the vessels bore
on each others port bows when first
sighting each other while Captain
Mckenzie says II was the starboard
bow
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
SPEED BULLETS FOR THREE
Thanksgiving Day in Chinese Quartz
Of Western Metropolis Brings
Fateful Tragedy.

San Francisco. Cal, dispatch, Tbo
Chinese quarter was the scene of i've
shooting affrays in which two Chimes
were killed and third fatally wonnd
ed. About 6 p. m. Lou Fook. a Chinese
gambler and his body guard inc 10
were shot at by two highbinders ins,
as the two former We're entering Fook's
gambling house. Four shots entered
Fook's body, MORALLY wounding him
30 was shot in the neck. Shortly aftsr
the shooting the police arrested 90
You, one of the shooters.
Another Tragedy.
Fifteen minutes later, Quang I.ouev
cigar dealer, and Suey Buck Were shot
and instantly killed in their rooms ON
Clay street 1t has not yet been do
termined whether there is any connec-
tion between the two events. Consid-
cradle mystery surrounds the shoot.
ing The most generally accepted theory
is that it was done by the high
binders
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05

Colombian charge d affairs, said Cen
eral Alban win grant nothing short
Of complete capitulation by the rebel
forces with all their arms and ammu-
uitiun to the Colombian Conservatives,
But II is understood Senior Herran
added that General Alban viii give
immunity TO persons an dprivate prop
cr;y to those who lay down their arms
and they may he granted leave TO do
part ON parole They will not be per-
mittcd, however. 10 remove any Of
their military supplies from Colon, and
the parole will prevent their joining
any OF the scattered bands OF Liberals
gt other nDiutS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
Gomez is for Palma.

Havana dispatch: General Maxine
Gomez has published a letter IN Ell
Nundo recommending Tomas Estrada
Palma as a candidate for the presiden-
cy. He says that the Cuban people,
after so many events, ought 10 recog-
nizp and understand how good presi-
dent Senior Palma would make. owing
to his proved ability as well as the
number Of years be has served his
country.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
Chinese Loan Bill Passed.

The French chamber OF deputies, by
a vote of 1886 to 213 adopted the Chi
nese loan, after rejecting two para
craps Of the final article, which the
commission had inserted against the
wish Of the government. and which
would have excluded religious congre-
cations from the benefits of the loan,
and which also provided that idemni-
titles be distributed TO private claim
ants only as China paid the INSTALL
ments. Both paragraphs were thrown
out by big majorities.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
SHOT DOWN BY INDIANS
New Light on Recent Tragedies in
Wisconsin Pineries.

From GAINESVILLE. Wis: Rumors OF
a startling nature which throw new
light on the alleged accidental killingof
white hunters through reckless shoot
ing on the part of their companions
have reached this city 1t is now al
legged that in several instances Indians
have Intentionally shot he men down.
The invasion this fall by thousands of
sportsmen has resulted in the whole
sale slaughter of deer at the very door
of the Indian wigwam. The half-civil-
lied Indians this fall informed old
the pineries of sportsmen is TO scare
them out by sending few stray bullets
here and there wherever hunter hap
pened to be lying in wait
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
Another Cloud on the Horizon.

The state department at Washing
ton has received confirmation
notification from the Colombian gov
eminent and Venezuela have termin-
ated their diplomatic relations This
came in the shape of cableg:am
from Minister Hart This action is
the result Of the hasty withdrawal last
August from the Venezuelan capitol
of the Columbian minister there. Such
a breach does not necessarily mean
war, though it is undoubtly its first
step in that direction.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
Capt.ves Not to be Killed.

From Sofia, Bulgaria. According
Germary's eXpeditures in China for
stone and Nine Tsilka are still alive.
The letter Is question further says that
AZ the meeting of the committee held
u Dubnitza il was definitely decided
not 10 kill the prisoners upon any pre-
text whatever Nevertheless, the COM
mittce insisted upon the payment OF
The fun amount Of the ransom
A naive suggestion is current in poll
teal circles here to the effect that the
United States should force Turkey to
pay the balance of the ransom, and then
as soon as the prisoners are in safety
to force Bulgaria to push those persons
guilty Of their abduction
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
Doesn't .. Fair Share.

From New York General wood.
the military governor of Cuba who ar
rived today said lu an interview shat
hr came this time TO perfect arrange
meuts 10y which cuba may be turned
over 60 tae Cubans and So talk over
witt the president and secretary of the
treasury the economic situation OF the
Island
The island now imports between
Sg0t GOO oon and 100000 coo worth OF
stun every year or this. We furnish
only $4,000 O00 worth uotwithstand-
ma our superior markets aud proXi-
nifty or wine alone Cuba imports s.,
100000 worth each wear from Spain.
Ia also spends In foreign countries 81 :
5oooao for shoes $tOno 600 for cotton
fabrics and $1,000 Gee dollars for rice"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
DENVER's BIG LOSS.
city Hall Costing Half a Million De-
stroyed by Fire.

At Denver fire Saturday night de-
stroyed the Denver city hall. including
probably a large amount OF valuable
records Three firemen are said to be
missing, and it is feared they perish
ed in the flames. The fire is supposed
to have been caused by defective cleo
trio wiring. The building contained
all the city Offices except the police
department and included the Central
fire station and city jail. 1t was built
In 1880 at cost OF nearly $1,000 900,
insurance. $50. 1000. Charles Stoll. an
emnloye of the city engineers office,
while trying to save some records, was
seriously hurt by falling root
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
Wants Companies to Pay.

The attorney general or ONO
has prepared suits 10 be iiled
against the American Tin Plate and
the United States Sheet Steel com
panies to collect penalties alleged 10
have accrued by the failure OF the com"
panies to comply with the OHIO law
regulating foreign corporations. The
penalty to be collected from the sheet
company amounts to $37 900 and from
the tin plate company $4,000
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
Chicago Produce.

Chicago. Dee. - Butter-The n..N
was steodg. Creameries. ltd2lis dAi'''''
lHHN
Eggs The market was firm 9 -
Dressed Poultry The market
steady Turkeys 6d9: chickens saiN Ill.
Ribs Short and clear sides
others unchanged
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
MAKES GOOD CAPTURE.
Montana Deputy Sheriff Arrests
Great Northern Train Robber.

From Great Falls, Mont: Deputy
Sheriff Dedbetter has arrested at Mel
hart a man known as Bob Collins be
lieved to the o. c. Hanks, alias Cam
lila Hanks, alias Deaf Charlie" a
partner of Harry Langbaugh, Kid
Curray and George Parker in the Mon
tana Great Northern train robbery
Collins does not confess his identity
but admits that he helped rob the train
and has $12500 buried