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The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01
Scheme of Organization.

Mai. Gen. Haynes, of the Arkansas state guard, has issued an order ex- blaming that the scheme of organiza- tion for the military establishment of the state contemplates not only force required by federal statutes, to obtain the benefits allotted hereunder by the secretary of war. but it is intended to organize at least four regiments of in- fantry, a battalion of cavalry, and one battery of field artillery; such lorna tons to be made as rapidly as a muster in of companies shall warrant
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01
Fatal Accident at rexarkana.

A terrible accident occurred at the Texarkana cooperage plant, in which J. w. Pulley was instantly killed. The machinery was running in apparently the best of order when one of the large wheels burs,ed. the pieces flying il every direction. Pulley was struck in the head. The wheel weiged about i 900 pounds and was running at about 1000 revolutions per minute.
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01
SHOT AND KILLED NEIGHBOR
Ben kimber, a Montana Rnnchman Kills Joseph Tenager, a Neigh
 Dor and surrenders.

Townsend, Mont. Oct. es-Ben Kimber, rancher residing near here, surrendered himself to Sheriff Pool Sunday night, saying he had shot and killed neighbor named Joseph Ten ager. The men had been in a dispute over the right to a fence road. A quarrel ensued, resulting in Kimber shooting Tenager. Both men are well known
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01
ALLEGED GIGANTIC FRAUD.
The Public Said to Have Been BIed To ihe Tune of n Million Dol
 lars Since January 1, 1900.

Boston, Oct. 29-In connection with what the United States marshal's of flee declares to be one of the biggest frauds they have ever had to do with in this city, members of the firm of J. NJ. Fisher & Co.,, brokers, have been arrested on thee harge of using the Uoited States mails in a scheme to defraud.
 It is alleged that $1 ,000, 900 has been taken from the public since January 1, 1900.
 The method of the firm is said by the authorities to have been very simple. People all over the country, it is alleged, were written to and told what excellent chances there were to invest money and that large returns could be expected. Pools were formed and those desirous of getting rich quickly were invited to remit. After two or three weeks, it is said. investors would be advised that a pool had been formed on some we'll known stock, and that as the quota lions had gone down the margins had been swept in, and more money was necessary, immediately, in order to save the stock. After having put in two or three times the original amount some investor became sus- picious and called the attention of the authorities to the matter.
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01
Powers Again Convicted.

Georgetown, Ky, Oct. 29.LThe jury in the case of former Secretary of State Caleb Powers, charged with eomplieity in the assassination of William Goebel, returned verdict of guilty Saturday evening. An appeal will be taken, enc of the grounds of which will be that the jury was packed to convict.
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01
rtiver News.
Cnange Rainfall stations. lGaugelz4 hours III .st :irs
Fall. Trace.
THE MARKETS.
TUESDAY, Oct. a. Grain and Provisions.

St. Louis = Flour - Patents, 8 40ll3 7 other grades, s2.75@330 Wheat-No. red, 72$4 46r73c Corn-No. 2 mixed. 59l4 n59l8c- Oats-No. ?, 3Sd3Slzc. Hay-Timothy, $11 .0t Ql350; prairie, s9.00Q13.oo; clover, ss.@ Gf2oe. Butter Creamery, 19423c: dairy, 14a17c Eggs-Fresh. 17c. Lard Choice steam, s.sI15c. Pork-New mess. l5.50 Bacon Clear ribs 9l2c. Wool Tub washed 15n24c; Missouri and .ili- nois medium combng. 16l2@l7c; other grades, lSQl6c; angora goat hair, 1al5c-
 ndianapolis-Wheat - No. ?. red. PC. No 3, red, 6s9f70c Corn-No. 9 white, 59c: No. ? yellow. 57rsc. Oats-No. 2, mixed, 37Q37i4e. Hay-Tlmothy. sl0 2s1 1925
 Chcngo-Closing quotations: Wheat October, 70Ac; December, 711sc; May. 7iss Q7414c. Corn-October. 55s4c; December. 557sc; May, 59lSm59i4c. Oats-October, 36c. December, 959s a2fi2c, May, 3Sl4c. Pork October, sl3i0; January. s14.92ia; May. sl5.0c. Lard-october. $s.771a; November. $S. 721@; December, $S,72is; January ss75: May, $SS0 Short ribs-October, $S.25; January, S7.7212; May, 7.S0D7. .S2la.
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01
The BattIeship Missouri

Newport News, Va, Oct. 29.-AE- though no formal announcement ia yet ready, it has been decided that the launch of he battleship Missouri shall take place in January The work on this great fighter is progress ing more rapidly than during the first stages of construction.
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01
No Post Nortem Yotor,etx

Auburn, N. Y., Oct. 29-The penal authorities are determined that the assassin of President Mckinley shall have no post mcrtem notoriety so far as they can prevent it, and to that end have made arrangements to de- stroy everything possessed by the prisoner immediately after his exeeu- ton.
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01
 Officials RemoNed.

San Francisco, Oct. 2e.-Advices re- ceived from Nome state that Judge Wickersham has removed from office United States Commissioners James L. Galen, R. N. Stevens, Archie Wheel CT and o. D. Cochrane.
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01
More Money for the Cramps.

Constantinople, Oct. 27.-A further installment was paid, yesterday, on ac- count of the contract with the Cramps, of Philadelphia, for cruis- CT, making the total paid in the neighbcrhood of e70,o00.
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01
Women in the Pen.

There are now eighteen women in the Arkansas penitentiary. Of these four are from Sebastian county-Lu cille Blackburn, four years for rob bery and assault to kill. and Ethel Raymond, Willie Collins and Nellie Wind one year each for receiving sto len property.
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01

NO; don care, was the reply.
 He wants to be let alone,'' said Warden Mead to-day, and we let him alone. The prisoner is unchanged in demeanor and health"
 Extra Guards Placed.
 Monday night at six o'clock, after the death warrant has been read, an extra guard will be placed in the cell with Czolgosz. That portion of the prison in which four other condemned men are kept has been partitioned D9 from Csolgosz' cell by an iron screen. The extra guards on duty at the prison gates will be maintained un til after the execution Tuesday morn ing. The guards were doubled mere ly as a precautionary Heasure and not because there is reason to believe that the extra men will be needed. The police of the city are cooperating with the prison officials and keep a close watch on all trains entering the city. They too, feel that there is a remote possibility of an act of vio- lence upon the part of some cranK imbuea with plan of either aiding
 
 hope to prevent anything of the kind. The guards and police keep close watch on State street, upon which the main entrance and prison wall front.
 All Quiet at the Prison.
 The prison was perfectly quiet Monday and at no time were there any loiterers anywhere in it's vicinity. Passers took feeting look at the minaret-like watch tower at the south wall, which is almost directly over the execution chamber, or peered in through the gate at the front of the building, but none of them stopped Whenever visitor rang the bell at the main entrance, two guards re- sponded.
 Every Safeguard Observed.
 Warden Mead has thrown still an other safeguard around the prisoner to prevent any miscarriage of the plans formulated for his execution. He has directed the death watch to insist that any general conversation which the prisoner may have with visitor be carried on in English and be held within the hearing of guard. The one exception under the ruling will be in case the prisoner makes a confession to one of the Polish priests. In that case the guards will withdraw out of hearing but not of sight of the prisoner.
 They Have Suspicion.
 In addition to Czolgosz' lack of in- terest in visit from his brother-in- law, the prison officials had another motive in delaying the matter.
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01

New York, Oct. 29.-Money on call firm at 315 per cent; prime mercantile paper 4l2a5 per cent; sterling exchange steady, with actual business in bankers bills ar 4s624 d4S6Hs for demand, and at 4S334 f1iSs for So days; posted rates, 4s4la6t485 ana 4S7is; commercial bills, 4S3Q4Ssi5; bar sil- yer, 5IA Mexican dollars, a5l&. Goyerns ment bonds steady.
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01
Cotton.
Financial.

Quotations for middling range as ras- lows: St. Louis. l5-l6c; New York, Ssscs Memphis, 77sc.
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01
Just In From skaguay.

Seattle. Wash, Oct 29.-The steam CT City of Topeka has arrived from skaguay with s10o,ooo in bullion form Treadwell and S100,O00 in dust from tha KlondilSe
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01

Maude, the 12-year-old daughter of Geo. Burr, was fatally injured by be ing run over by wagon near Mena
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01
Al IRE AUBURN PRISON.
Preparations For the Electrocution of Czolgosz, the Assassin of Pres
 idcnt Mckinley Made.
TIE PRISONERS ATTITUDE UNCHANGED.
Every Precnution Taken to Prevent Any COntretempts Icitherinside or Outside the Prison-No ConSersa- ton Allowed With the Prisoner Except in English.

Auburn. N. Y, Oct. 2S.-The officials of Auburn prison have made final preparations for the execution of Leon r. Czolgosz. Warden J. Var ren Mead, who has recovered from his recent indisposition, conferred with Electrician Davis and the keepers and guards who will assist in the eXecu- tion, and the programme was careful ly gone over. Warden Mead has SC leeted lis assistants from among he prison employees who have had the widest experience in executions.
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01

It is understood that the prison oAi- cials will use every precaution to pre- vent Gzolgosz from talking in the death chamber, it being thei.. desire that anything he may wish to ay be said in the coniomned's cell.
 The prisoners attitude is reported IS unchanged. Apparently he does not desire to see anyone, and de- clines to talk except in monosylla bles For two days a hrother-in-Iaw of the condemned man Las been seeking per mission to see him. In order to have him identified the warden went to tine prisoner ard asked him if he could describe his 5rother-in-law He replied: T didn't see my sister mar ried and l don't know the man.
 Would you like to see him?" he was asked.
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01

They have a suspicion that Bandowsld is using his rel" tionship to the Pris- oner in behalf of individuals who are said to have paid his expenses. If the fact can be established to their sat isfaction, Bandowski will speedily forfeit any right to recognition and admittance.
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01
No Formal Request for Body.

Waldel Czolgosz has made no for nal request for the body of his brother. He merely discussed the question in a general way with the warden. Bandowslli is the author of the plan to take the body to Buffalo for cremation.
 State Comptroller Knight has tele- graphed Warden Meade, declining the invitation to act as foreman of the jury that will witness the execution.
 It will, therefore, be necessary to select another foreman. State Treas urer John Jaeckel will probably he asked to act.
The Monticellonian., 1901-11-01

No; l don't care,' was the reply.
 He wants to be let alone said Warden Mead to-day, "and we let him alone. The prisoner is unchanged in and health"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
Grbrmtldl bcbrnbt cine Staht.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
Nn1 ni9t %bagemeicn.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14

fufpunq Fat nun srgsben, raB oas
SH;fF in erDBtsr 9sfabr mar. Seine
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@ufsobren aud, bsi6dOigt po-oen.
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brei Mili;onsn Mart sei6dbt uno lie
fam Dor DECEMBER nt4t bsenost iein.
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@9iff sepumpt. Oos nsus S9Iadt.
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aur in Meran esbrau9snbsn beutz
fden 8otf4aftsrs, 5iirt gu Gulsnz
burg Der babsriide @sianols in Wsn,
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bra9ss au9 ben Spaft auf aaiier
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hitter Or. b. ,6artel antpsfenb. Osr@
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ala prdIioent beg Mnti : Mafo6ol;fenz
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ar ben tpsiisn 2sGren osHelhen IN
pfli4tgemdbsr Grfuaung isiner Staz
lung an einsm .psrgiftetsn Sangsrz
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GLADDEN. purbs tpegen @erbrehsns gez
asn bic Sittl:hfeit in l1ntsrfudunssz
baft genommsn. Sdneemann bate
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gen = poliSeiprdIibsnten funsiri.
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besing Der Snbabsr Der bortissn, Ell
men Wsltruf genisBenosn &dltpot1erz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
Cine ltnsarin ermiirst ihren &nabrn.
Woute beirat6en.-Oas Sinh mar i6g
i'm Wsge.

8rt6qeport, Conn, Is. Npr;il.
- Sd piirgte ben Sungen Big sr toDt
mar unb bann barItedte i6 Die 2ei6s
in benz 6efbe, neil i9 Nibts gu eIsn
battle un0 tpsi( i6 fem @elo unb feiae
4r6git me6r befommen fonnte." O:eies
1T Elm S6eil bes Sci dnonihs5, tpel6e5
SoIepbine 3aratsfp. Elm hibidss ua@
9drii9es Mdb6en, bor Gcroner Ooten
abls9te. Der Coroner unteriu6te De
n~nfdnoe, tpeGds Dan SOB zines Mann
li9en &inoes umgab:n, bas nngefdbc
Elm Sahr aft mar unb bei1en Gid, am
0ienltag auf elmer leeren gauItslle 5ptz
i4sn hier H.. StratFo geFunben tpors
ben mar. 5rau Irt6ur 6apleb fdno
Den 2ei6nam, als tie na6 tpiloen Self
den iu9ta. 0erIelbs mar ioreiam in
alten &fs;bern eingspidelt, unb Ib.r
bas 8si6t mar Elm reine5 re;bss
5aI6eniu6 ge6Gsitst. Der m0f5in;z
i9e Safber 1tdnoige ertldrte, oaB ba5
&tno ernorbs! iporban lei. Die Sc
beimpoli3iten. bansn Der SAT- CUR Iufz
ar6e;tung iibsrgebsn tporoen mar, BE-
eaben li6 na6 Dem ungarif6en 0iert:l
auf Der Sfieite, oa Ite cine @eitidte
eeb0rt batten, baB Elm Ndo4en, p:lz
DIES elm &ino fatte, ba7ef6s elmer rfiz
6an 5omilie in Strai ForO ii6srgs6sn
babe, unb baB IS nit Dem Sinh fpegz
ee9anoen unb o6re bahtlbe 3uriidgez
fommen lei. Die Bpfge mar, oaB o1s
Mdo6sr hsute Morgen per6aflet
purGe, Nts oaHei6e Dem Coroner
Dor9eFu6ri tpuroe, iagte man t1m, baB
es feline @rfldrung a65uge6en brau6c.
Sn ibrem @eItdnontB iagie bic Qngs=
flagte, bab lie 16 SATIRE oft lei. bod
its6t Tie bebeuteno dlter aus. sic erz
flGrts, baB Der 8atsr oes 8inbss elm
Sffi3ier in Der ungarti6en Nrmsa lei,
oab fire @tlern t~pOb.6aben0 ieien, uno
DAB bieItlben ibr bon Qngarn aug @eio
gei6fdt. paB lie lie dber psrltoBsn 6G;z
ten. Sic 1T ieit Ginger 3eit i'm Ganbs
unb ma auF Der SItieits I'M OienIt.
gm SOnn!ag Nbsab nahm 1ie b1s
Sinh elmer 5rau Ssolaf, bst b:r es in
Pftege gepeien, meg uno er3dblts osrs
iel6en, odB retds 2eute in Stratforo,
6ei pelfen Iis i'm 0itrIt getpeien, Den
Sun9en ha6en MOLTEN. uno baB tie i'm
oortbin nebmen unp i6nan psnier6en
i4enfen tpiirbe. oSpdtar fsbrte lie mt
Dan S6uhen unb Strumpfen b:s 8ias
beg 5urid, psl6. lie o6genomnen,
nahoen fie Cen Sungen trmor0,t 6atie.