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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

angaaenbe Witfs Stone. ben amert'
tanffe Mi8foner, iom bleu bortfert al
Wsuere | Eprttet, Rripes fra @afbin9'
ton ben l2te b., at buu er itbrre Tare
enb noseni1nbe. M(an tror, at Stats'
bepartementet bar taaet uuoerretniuq
ON, at @puerne er flet 2une, forbi b
er omstune af tprttffe og bulsar,ite
Gropper, % at be bar fremfat fit enbe'
ltse afgiprenbe Rrau paa pense. Der'
fom be lite faar ben, ftrats, befrpstes,
at be uopboIbelis uiI brabe fin Ganse.
Statsbepartementet mobtog to pistt9t
Eelegrammer ira 8ul8arten % Gprtie1
tsaar @fterm!boa9. Sc bleubolbt bem,
meltse, men bet @p8te fpreote fig frata
I Departementet, at bes9e Eelesrammes
forubiagbe Den alDorltsfe Gare, % en-
Sang beb bet, at man bar opgipet all
9aab ON at ftnbe Mtfs @tone Ieuenbe.
Ser bleu f}rats appeueret til forret=
tenbe Setreter Mbee forat faa mere Be-
ffemte 01pbeber, men ban nestebe BE.
ffemt at siue nosen Oplpsnins. ryea
tunbe uel fortelle, buab leg ueb". iasbs
ban, men bet utlbe Blot blipe ben balpe
9ittorie, os &efen ptlbe Muiferne bltue
en- uilb os feniattonel @ietn,us. See
tan lite sipre mtg belastis iaobanne
9iettenbe l1btalelfer. Ses aaa anmobe
Ipt,erne ON at unbitpIbe mig. Sen
fornemtte benii9t meb port Mrbstbe fos
RtI8 Stone ct at rebbe benbes 2tp.
Sra Ronitantinopel u,ebbeles ian1me
DaQ, at be ottomanife Uprttfte) Trop'
per bar efter Nnmobning fra @aibtns>
ton opbprtat efterfpse @ouerne, ba man
frp9ter for, at buts man tou1mer BEN
Tor Nor, Dtl De or9be Wttls Stone.
Man 9ipr MI Torberebelfer til at betale
be forlanste l1blpBnin9spense".
Den lsbe os. bleu mebbelt fra go,
pbta, at poltttet Bulgarten nu peb,
buor Mils @tone er. Set beber, at
Ruslqnb ogiaa er Torenebe Stater be.
bielpelig forat faa @et paa Missier,
nin8smenoene.
Der meobeles fra Bottom, at Mifs
Stones Mober, Der Ct 80 Mar sammel
% meset iuag, er Dpben aer paasrunt
af Spenoin9en oDer Datterens Stjebne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17
2aphra an,. IRE heIbreoeS

vts ofa1e Mtbl.r, ba 81 ttte tan aoa ben ansrebne
Del af pret. Der ct tuu en- Waose at turee Depbeb.
oa bet Ct peb fonstutiosue WtbIer. Dpuheb foraars
iases pes en- b.tenbt ailtanb af Sltmbtnben bet
euita9t5te 0tpr. geaar bette @sr btuer inftameret
marter De en- rumlenbe 2pb euer faar baarlis Sps
o. uieb iubre Betenbeen 1an fiarnes, os bette Rpt
qienapes FIN noruaIe Tiifnnb. pl pbreen pRre pbes
last for tebfe. st ub af tt 9ilfelbe rentatoes peb
Rotarrb ber e tntet axbet eub en- beRnbt 3lftaHb al
Slimbtnberne.
81 ptI gtpe ct bnnbrebe Doars for ebper EIialbe al
Oppbeb oraaragei af &atarrb). fo lite tan tureres
uaeb Halls Catarrh Cure Strtp efter 0trtulnr hit.
.--s1l &. 8. Gbenep g g.. 3slebo. 8.
~ Selses tos Hpotbetere. 75e.
Halls Family Pills Ct be bebRe
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17
Rt,,..efote.

- Tlere Garmere ! 9eerbeben af Neu
Him bar maattet betaIe for ADULT, forb
b Ieperebe melt ;Ranber, ION lite pa
rene. Set par Cam 6ausoabl, state
dairy and food Inspector, fom an'
Hasebe BEN.
ST.. Smut @ieriet, Drineipal pet
@lenwoob Neabemi bar atIaaet en- StiI'
ling ! bet enselfe Departement pee
Statsuniperi}tetet % utl forblioe. buor
ban er. fertDis Der fra @lenmoob
0le Saeobion, en- u.lftaoenbe
sTarmer fra Nerbeben af Spicer bleu
brebt al en- for vStenrul1er", meb
buiIten ban fsulbe iapnbe fig til glear
Blain Eirsbassmorseu.
Au8uft pauIfon, ,Rasferer ueb
Gtrf Sectional 8ant / MIbert Sea, blep
peb ct WaabeRub brabt af I'm pnsre
Brober, mems be par ube paa Sa9t
Ssnbag. Afbpbe par s5 Mar samuel.
Sans Mober os Brober Ct ube af fig
.felu af Scr9.
s minneapolis Dor en- Rone,
Mrs. Marp @oQ, Der par lol 9lar
sammel Spnbag. % bun er euonu iaa
friff, at bun ipnes, bun tan Ieue lanse.
6un tan saa to-tre Ruartaler buer
Das. Sun bleu fpbt ueb Daptou,
Ohio, mems ben G9n enbnu Blot uar en-
8tlbmart. 9uu bleu gift 1884 os
bar nu peret @nte i66 Mar. Dun bar
baut fpu Born, buoraf tire leper. 6un
bar ~ Bernebprn, ss 8prnebprn8 Bern
og fem Bprn bet nefe Slestleb. ,9un
brugte Eobat, til BUN par SO Mar sau'
mel, men ba beqpnete gun at foritaa, at
bette 9iorbe benbe nerpps, o9 BUN Fut.
tebe bermeb tuert af. 2isefao 9iorbe
bun for no8le Mar ftben, ba bun par
blepen ben9ipex til Brus at Morfin,
forbt 2e9ernt baube pennet benbe berttl
nnber ct fmertefuIbt Spseleie paagrunb
af ct Benbrub. @aainart bun fanbt,
at Mcrfin ffabebe benbe, matte Mor>
finuanet1 v9aa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

Omtomne. fra gau CLAIRE, @ts.
mebbeles l4be bs.: vpaffor Ilbtn Sa.
cobion al ben fueaitslutberife &irte er
retft til @bica9o. Ser bleu iba9morses
telesraferet til bdu, at Mr. Eborfou %
Son par omtomne ueb en- l1lptte. Den
elbre Ebot1ons Brober ilog fig ibiel for
ca. to Tiger Rben peo at fable ub Sienneu,
ct Ytnbu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17
FAB Den. ttte Itoe.

Ofte PLACES Bprn at RIs % bren,
benbe Ge3ema % andre 6ubipsoou,u,e,
men Budlens Mrnica. Salpe belbreber
raa Saar, fierner Snf1amu,atton %
8ipr, at 3uben bliuer uben Mr. @en,
peuustenoe, biQ.s. stnsen anben Salue
iaa COB. Yrpu ben. aur saranteret.
Bio! 25e bos aue Mpotbetere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

Set er lense, ftben man berte noaet
ON Barnerouet Omaba, men ,u mebs
beles eerfra, at politt@ef Donabue bers
ftebs bar 9iennem en- 8en af Yat @rowe
faaet Ttlbub ON, at benne pil ouer9iue
fig, buis Eilbubet ON 8elpnntns forat
fatte bam og taa bam beu1t bltuer taget
tilbase. 6an er utllts til at mpbe op
os bltue forbprt, men ban er banse for
fdlfte yibnesbprb, beriom ber er en- Be'
Isnuius tuente. 1olittmeiteren er piQie
til at opsiue Torbrin8en paa Belbnntn'
gen felu, % flyer, at insen anben tan
faa ben. gomarb u. Gubabp, ben
ftiaaIne @uts Taber, bar o9faa ertleret,
at buts @rowe ouersiuer fig, utl Etlbu,
bet ON Belpnntns bliue tilba9etalbt.
8rome ffal pere minbre ens 500 Wfil
fra Omaha. .6an er MI tret at at
pere efterttrebt.
Senere mebbeles, at Mr., @uoabp bar
offentl,s taset TT Gtlbub ON @elpnnina
ttlbase, % Bpraabet Omaba bar. an,
tagelis osfaa siort bet famine, ba BET
nu par paatentt for uoeIe Da9e fben.
Mu ttaar altiaa tilbase, at Patrtd
growe tprner op, iom ban bar louet.
Gu Tpr peb Maun beuberfou bar er,
tlaret, at ban asfftereoe ueb Barnero'
pet, % ban Ct ienbt til SIauert for ls
Mar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17
8dae outoa,,ntt til Gift.

Tgbe, iom becomponerer / Snbuolbe'
ne, frembrinser ltsnenbe 8trtninser
fom Mrienit, men Dr. &tn98 Nem Site
@iQs uolteber @iften fra be opftoppebe
Suouolbe paa en- milo, let men filter
Maabe os belbreoer Gorfoppelie, @al-
befpsoom, sick headache, 5eber o.
aQe Spqbomme | Qeuer, Nprer % Snbs
poloe. BIot 25c pos ale Mpotbetere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

&ipbenbaun. 6uer Gang man t ben
fit torlpbue l1se er tommen siennem
8reosabe, Ct 0iet uutItaarlta ftanbiet
ueo bet foromben9te @tiernebanner, BET
uater paa 9alp ub fra Stebet Scr. 80,
buor ben amerttanife 2e6ation bar fine
2ontorer % ben ameritanfte Minilter,
Mr. s. @weuiou, fin Priuatbopel.
Weqeu Delta9elie er Der itben Mtten'
tatet paa W}c&tnlep os efter bans Dpo
blepen bepibnet ben ameritanite Nattons
&eqreientant af port eget % andre 2anz
oes otficieue Yerionlt9beoer. l1i&anoie'
lta Ct portf1etene 9aaebe op % Jog baue
aabuet % luttet fig for be &onbolence'
beipsenbes Tosne, os lang bleu 2iiten,
Der par fremla9t @eianotftabets Torz
perelie.
@nbptbere er @elanbten blepen mobs
taset Aubtens bos Song @brtfttan %
Song @bwarb os bar ielu mobtaset Be'
fps af forttieutse af &ongebufets Meb>
leumer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17
f=Departementet bar beiluttet at
uoftebe ct 4softtort, buorpaa afbpbe Bre,
fbent Mc&inleys Bi4ebe ftal pere.

Mrmour & 60. Chicago er tferb
meb at optIre en- packing plant ! &aft
st. 2onis. Den ital tofe en- Miqton
Douars, % be bar tisbt 20 Meres 2anb
til at iette ben paa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17
Gneret TIL Hae,,ter,

iom 1elser psr Beg McRtnleps 2ip.1 @tor,
iuutreret BOG poa @nselF, Epff, Spenf %
Morft. 70 procent afilas til Msenter. Trast
betalt, &rebit sipes. l1bitpr frit. Senb 1Oc
til 9orto. CHICAGO BIBLE House So
5th ape. Chicago.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

Sra Springfielb @Yb.Datota friues
at bette Mar bar paret ualminbeligt |
Retnins at Bar % Grust af ulle Sla9s.
Ser er benz ben Gsu, fem bar faaet
2Gbler af famme Ere to @ause I CONS
mer. % man bar faaet Sorbber to
@auge af be famine Seuse.
Mlene en- 3aue bar man faaet oper
1000 'BuibeIs at 9GbIer, % en- Utanb
bar faaet oper 1000 Rpart Jorbber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

@n samn,el Solbat, Sobn Benion,
o9 en- &ammerat, branbte nefen tilbpbe
/ Ct Eelt nar @apolt BLUFF, nosle Mile
fra ga Grosfe. for nosle Da9e itbeu.
sDet beber, at Der enbnu er Tare for. at
eBufon pil b. at 8ranblaarene. De
Lad os fou TeItet. ba SIb optob ben
palm, bporpaa be laa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

5 @runbp County | Soma bar man
ensageret Golt til at unberiese, ON lite
mesen Gienbom er saaet frt for Stat,
lesnins, % be er TONNE til bet forbau.
isnbe ReIu!tat, at Der er fen, Miaioner
Dollars 0erb af gienbou, buoraf tnsen
Stat e blspen betalt i1oen 1896.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

paasrunb af ptbtiprebt @isuetft t
@uSlano uenter man ftor 9unsersupb
ber 8tnter. &e9iertngen % nnennefe>
penltse Briuatfolt sipr bog nu Gorbere=
belier til at Itnbre ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

Letterheads, Noteheads, Mut.
ttonsplatatev, Girtnlarer, 5orretuiuss,
tort % Ii9aenbe tan erbolbes t.ptt pos
l1geblabet. 6pis De lite er tornsiet
meb Mrbeibet, bebpuer De lite at betale
for BET.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

Grs@upernpr Sobn g. BiQsburY /
Winneapolis bar uaret ing tire tiger,
% man bar uaret ban9e for, at ban lite
Ral bllpe friif igisu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

Der e bIeuen tisbt tre 3eite for 4re-
flbent Rooieoelt, % Mrs. @oofeOelt bar
9iuet benz Mapne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

: Om Rouiulatta9ens @ienopta9elie I
Nor9e ft::uer .Oplanbenes Muts~, at
Opfatutnseu tnben @enttre er itttert
ben, at Sasen nu maa forberebes o9
planlasses iaalebes fra terite Ertn, at
ben usfaa utrtelts tan fsres t9iennem,
% at bet er en- Selpfplse, at man maa
fp9e Qpsnin9en ab Greoens o9 Mtnoe>
lisbebens get. Sasen lenges efter mere
@trib os untonel ufreb enb npopenbist.
Mae ipnes ent9e ON. at ber bpr tnblebes
l1noerbanblins meb ben iuenife &eeiertng
for at fpge opnaaet en- frebelts Ouerens:
tomit. Set tan multsens pere, at l1os
ft9terne til, at bette uil tunne lpttes,
itte Ct .tore, men bette faar- ba utie fig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

Der git bet &pste Berlin fife l1se,
at Reiier @ilbelm baute 9tuet ben tons
9slige Datts &Iub Der Drbre. til at ub>
forbre DattsRlubben Mem yort til at
tapieile meb ben ON Mmeritas Cup.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28
METHODIST WOMEN.
They Win a Victory IN the Matter of
ChnrCh nelegnteshin.

New York, Dec. 2S.-'rhe long strug-
gle for official recognition in the con
ferences by women Of the Methodist
church Is probably ended. AT last, and
# Is claimed that the women have VOL,
says the Tribune A statement TO
this effect has Just been made by Dr.
Stephen l.. Baldwin, recording score
tary Of the mission society OF the Meth
odist Episcopal church, who says that
the returns from the conferences are
so far IN that It Is certain the new
constitution is adopted.
The new constitution was submitted
at the general conference OF the
church held I'm Chicago In 1860, APPROX
ed by IT, and referred for decision TO
the conferences throughout the world.
The principal chances are that IA
gives women the right TO sit as dele
gates I'm the general conference; II
gives laymen's electoral meetings au-
thorlty to vote on constitutional ques-
lions and II changes the vote neces-
sary in the general conference TO amend
the constitution from three-fourths TO
tWo-thirds.
Dr. BALDWIN said In an interview
"The subject Of admitting women as
delegates was first agltated at the gem
eral conference held in New York In
1888. At the general conference in 1896
six women were elected but two with
drew. Another long discussion took
place and it was decided that the wo-
men might take their seats with title
in dispute The four declined 10 accept
this condition and withdrew The ques-
ton was submitted again to the church
but although a large majority OF the
ministers voted in favor Of admitting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28
Smallpox ~ Fort Hall,

Fort Hal Indian Agency Ida, Dec a.
Indian Agent A, H. Caldwell accom-
panied National Committeeman Stand
rod to Boise recently. The visit, II Is
said had no political significance. While
IN the capital they called upon eX-
Senator Shoup, who at present IL In
rather poor health.
-Four more cases Of modified smallpox
have developed In the reservation, They
are In the family Of an Indian living
In the vicinity OF McCammon, and II Is
not known how thew contracted the
disease. All precautions In the way Of
strict quarantine win be instituted TO
avoid, II possible, a spread Of the dis
case.
The youthful brother Is faring well
these Yuetde days with Christmas
trees at the agency, the Fort Hall
school and at the Episcopal and Pres
byterian missions His heart Is made
glad by the white brothers toys with
candy ana nuts sufficient TO give any
but an Indians stomach acute lndlges-
ton for a week or two They would
hugely enjoy seeing Il big Sunday
occur every week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28
BIgeest chicngo Office building.

Chicago Dec, 2S.-Th First National
bank of Chicago has perfected plans
for the erection at Monroe and Dear
born streets of an office building much
larger than any heretofore constructed
In Chicago. At an expense Of $l,0000Oy
the bank has purchased two properties
adjoining It's present site The cost Of
constructing the new building win be
about 100000 The ground area Of
the new structure will be 1870 by 800
feet, or more than twice the area OF
Chicago's great Masonic temple The
frontage ON Monroe street viii be an
entire block to the west Of Monroa
street, with the exception Of ninety feet
on the Clark street corner Sixteen
stories win be the height Of the struc-
ture II n satisfactory building permit
can be secured Work on the build
ing Will begin mex May The Montauck
building, the first Of Chicagos sky
scrapers, and valued IN the last assess
menl at over half a million dollars viii
be one Of the buildings torn down to
make way for the new structure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28
The valkyrien AZ ~. Thomas.

New York, Dec 2S--Instead Of sail
Ing for the United states the day after
Christmas as planned, the Danish man
of war Nalkyrlen remains az anchor In
the harbor Of st. Thomas, D. W. l., I'M
der orders from the government at CO.
penhagen.
The visit of the Valkyrien was
planned several months ago, and the
announcement that It had been post
poned Is conveyed In cablegrams Just
received The cabegrams give no In
formation beyond saying that the post
ponement is to an indefinite time The
Nalkyrien was to have touched at Nor
folk and visited the ports Of New York
and Perth Amboy, N. j. Preparations
We're under way at Perth Amboy and
IN New York TO entertain the officers
and crew and the people Of Danish
birth and parentage nj these places
are disappointed by the cancellation
Of the orders under which the cruiser
was proceed!na The Nalkyrien has
teen al ST. THONGS nearly a month
and II Is about thr months since she
left Corenhagen
II Is believed here that the decision
not TO allow the ship to come to Amer
lea at present is wholly due TO the feel
ing enger dered IN the Danish islands
hv the negotiation for their sale to the
United States government
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28
NATIONAL Civic Fcderation's Work.

New York, Dee. 2S--Lettcrs to each
member Of the executive committee are
being sent out by Ralph NJ Easey.
secretary Of the National Civic fedora
ton, requesting them TO fS a date be-
tween Jan. 10 ana Feb % to take ac.
tion ON the report Of the sub-commlt-
Zee appointed some time ago TO arrange
a plan Of proceeding with regard to
strikes and loCkOuts. In the mean.
time Mr. Easley says the sub commit
tee VIII meet next week aud agree on
a plan, both committees being anxious
to have the duties of the Industrial
commission Of the federation with ref
erence to arbltratlng strikes and lock-
outs defined In such q way that II win
be ready to act at once when called
on Mr. Easley has issued the follow
ing statement
"The magnitude Of the work before
the Industrial commission Of the fed
GRAFTON renders II necessary to set some
limit as to It's duties and responsible
ties. The cordial feeling shown on all
sides at the convention Conyinces me
that this department Of the federation
Is going TO have great deal to do and
the sooner the scope Of It's duties is
defined the better 1t would be impos-
sible for the federation to attempt ar
hitratiOn In every little strike. Strikes
Will occur In spite Of any attempt 10
stop them, but we propose to take
strikes Of national unions In hand,
which, II continued, viii Inconvenience
the entire community, / have not the
slightest doubt that the industrial COM
mission of the civic federation will be
able to lessen the number Of strikes
very materially, and probably prevent
strikes Of great magnitude. such az the
coal strike, for instance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28

much damage wrought by the wind to
oranges and some damage 20 small
buildings Railroad traffic Is delayed
and IN some instances entirely OBJ
structed
Reports from Riverside, the heart OF
the great orange region, sixty miles
east Of Los Angeles state that linz
mense damage has resulted from the
high wind.
AT Redanda the storm was very Sc
we're but the damage was not serious,
Cotton seems 10 have been the very
center Of the disturbance, and the wind
has done considerable damage TO fruit
and small buildings Sand blocked the
railroads ana no trains have moved IN
that Vicinity since morning The storm
reached It's height at o'clock In the
afternoon and finally subsidized after
that hour.
The only Inconvenience suffered In
Los Angeles from the storm was due
TO the fine dust that filed the air and
Obscured the sight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28
Mnrdered In Cold Rlood.

Rawllns, Wyo, Dec 21--At Derby
Monday night, James Keifer, a desper-
ado shot j. G.. Warren, with "a gunshot
tearing away the whole left side Of
Waren's head,
The murderer then pulled the body
from the bed to the center of the room
He placed an old rifle In the hands ~
the deceased for the purpose OF making
it appear a case Of self-defense. The
rife was cooked and an empay shell
the ball having been fired away weeks
previous, was in the chamber. The ap-
pearance Of the room showed that War
ren's body had been dragged through
a pool Of blood that had formed along
side the bed
Keifor was arrested and taken to
Lander by John Gatlin. He Is alleged
20 have told Gatlin en- route north that
he had killed seventeen men, lie also
boosted that Warren was not the first
man that he had slain. His only eN-
cuse was that he was crazy drunk and
wanted TO smell human blood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28
HalrBrced Indian Suicides,

Malta Mont Dec 21,-Tom Paranto,
a half-breed crazed with liquor and in
saney Jealous Of daughter of Mrs,
Fannie Anderson. another half-breed,
tried to force an entrance into the An
derson cabin, but was ordered away
He returned with his rifle and began
firing into the house, one bullet striking
Mrs. Anderson.
A constable and posse went In pur-
suit Of him. He had In the mean,ime
harricaded himself In his cabin and was
well supplied with ammunition and
fred on every one who approached, A
man named Demery one of the attack
ing party, was probably fatally wound
ed
Paranto suddenly ceased firing and
the posse, breaking in the door, found
he had blown the top of his head of.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY GAGE WHO WILL LEAVE THE
PRESIDENTS CABINET.

steel products below cost, are obstacles
to increased shipments by this coun-
try On the other hand, English trade
adyices are rather better and the PFC
dictetd early suspension Of hostilities In
South Africa and the resumption Of
large gold shipments from that section
are favorable features presenting them
selves. Europe apparently must buy
our wheat and corn freely, but as
long as domestic activity in trade, par
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need Of "a foreign outlet is not regarded
as pressing. II only a portion Of the
high hopes INDUCED In as a result Of
the recent conferences Of capital and
labor materialize. industrial peace and
good commercial feeling and prosperity
will have been powerfully furthered'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28
Frank Holburn Alive and Wen.

New York, Dec. 2S. Frank Holburn,
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last year and whose body was sup
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river is alive and well In san Fran
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was identified as that Of Frank Iiol-
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March. VIM. Holburn, brother OF the
missing man, has just received letter
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Frank Holburn The WritetrE aid not
explain why he had left but said he
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would write again when he was set
tied lie said he would secure a home
for his wife and two sons,
Holburn, who was employed by wen
known Ieweler, was insured IN the
Brooklyn Council Legion Of Honor, but
the insurance was not paid He wrote
that ne had nearly cIrcled the globe
and Il is supposed he boarded some
ship at the time Of his disappearance
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