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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
8effattete 9uube BON Der 8rutalis
tat Der Briten.

BrinssEin Nenes tu Satm.S balm. bic
@itttpe Oss Prinsen Sulius gu SaIme
Salm, cine eeborens Ameritapsrin, in
aus SIbafrifa iosbsn nod Bonn surGd.
esfebrt. Sic bat auf BEN 8rieesi4aus
pIab Monaie lang ais 3rantenpH in
ben 8ursnIasern sstpirit unb eniwirft
nun bon ben bortisen 9uFtdnoen Elm erau'
enerrsssnbes Bib. Seit SRI. SUbbouie
Dor einissn MOnaten ibre i%enIatiOnslen
Guibaquneen in ben ~ioeenanntsn gonesn'
trationslassrn in ben 8ursn' Staaten uno
in bsr gnpeolOnie in 2onbOn petbfsnt'
Ii&te, III bon Seiten Der eneliihen 8es
sieruns. beam, bss 8risesamis nidts un,
psriu6t eelafen tporoen. um bic ridbalt'
toien SatIeeuneen bieier Dame ole un'
pabr, ibertrieben uno oils NuSpItie
elmer bpfsriihen 8bantate binSuheaen.
Brinwfln Names bsftdlist absr n,8t NUT
Ole Gpsaben bon 6rl. Sobboufe. ionbern
peridnost ipeitere Ginbslbeiten. bic eeeiB'
net fem bGrften, bic elementure @nirIft'
una. pslds iih anldBlid Der fre1en Ser.
auSforberuue @bamberlaipS ouer &relie
bss bsutihen Bottles bemdhtiet bot, ins
unsemsfepe su itsi8srn. Dis Dame bs'
bauptei, bob, nsnn bic bole Wabrbeil
iibsr bic snelii6e 8risefabrune in Sdes
afrifa unb bic purd eie britiide 8rutali'
tat berbeiaeidbrien unerbDrtsn unb BET
ipieloien 3uitdnbe OF Zen Tag fame, bic
seiammts etp,lifirts Dslt BEN Seneep
unb DtOrben ginbalt eebieten unb @rOb'
~britannien auf bic 8nie ;tpineen pirbe.
Der iusenblide Radpuds. Die 6rduen
unb 8lnosr Der 8uren tpiitben ipitema'
hid ausperottet. uno oos Iaes unter Der
iaben unb pbariiderbafien @niiduloleun8.
bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ieien cine unbe'
Oinet noibpenoiss mlliidrlids MabressI.
pelbe burd bic Sartnddiefsit unb 8ers
bobribeit Der 8uIen alein peiihuloet
rporoen isi. Die eneliihe 8esierune babe
ii&, ettlart Die prlnsshIn. nit pClem Bee
wubtiein oes @sfdbls uno bss 8erftdnp'
mites fur has ionit unumsdnsli6e ublters
rs6ilihe @sisb entitlasen, DAB, penn
lbre Mrmes in Sloofrlta bic Srauen uni
ainoer Der i'm Ssloe itebsnoen 8uren &C.
fan9en balten MOLE uno pthe. au6 BIZ
noibwenOisen 8ortebrunesn Su irefsn
fino, UNI oieisn bebnuernSfpertben @eit6'
pfen @eiunbbeit uno 2eben Su erbalten
Nud m 8riese BON 1901 bat ii1 bic
BrlnSsRm Su Salm . Salm betanntllt
our1 aufopfsrnOe Samuriter. 3bdtietsit
ausseWidnei unO iid ben Dant Iauien'
Der ettpo ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
Die G~btnefenaefabr.

Inter ben Nrbsitsr. o eaniiotiousn it
8eeenipdrtig cine ftarfe 8etpeeung su
@uniten Der 8eibsbuItune bss @earp. @es
isbes. pel&es be @inpanosrune Der
@binsisn uerbietet. i'm @unss. Das See
isb lduft nd6iten Wai alb unb bon eemiI.
Ter Settle iperben a~nftrenpunssn ssmaht.
bic @sfsBseter in BaibinetOn su psran-
lafien. bic Sads auf iib bsruben su Iafen.
iooaB @binefen nod 8slieben bier elm.
panoern fbnnsn. SIN arbeiisssrsiisn
piro bsflrttsi, baB bic Smportirune
srober S&aarsn BON auliS aerabtu
pe~rbdnsnibpoqe 9onitquen3sn for ben
amsritaniiden grbeiter baben mlbte.
20 pirb oarauf bineeipisien, ba6 bic Gbis
neien fh in faft ale Arbelts;peies elm.
brdneen pGroen, ba iis bic amsrifaniiasn
4rbstter natlrll& aanj beoeutenb upter.
bleien t6nnten. Die grfabrung Isbri,
bob bic @bineien infolss ,brsr dubsrit
fIueolen 2ebenstpsiie i'm Stanoe finb, far
einen 2obn 30 arbeiten, nit benz Elm ome.
ritanlider Arbeiter einfod niht custom.
men tbnnie. I'm bisis 2alamiidt su pe,s
bitten. penoen id bic Grbeitsr nit pstts
tlonen an bic 8OnsrebmIisIisber, bisislbsn
aufforbsrno, elm neueS @eieb eeesn bic
glnDanberuns Der Gbineisn Su paifirsn.
boS nab BEN Gblauf Der @eatp $ Atts in
8raft treten fol-. Die Granite Cutters
Union mar bic erie Der Orsaniaiionsn.
bic cine berartiae 8etit,on uufssisst bot.
bic benz 9rdfosntsn RoOispsh unb
fdmmtli&en WitslieOern bes 8onsrsRes
,uaeianbt iperben miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
Geaen 9auprduber.

Ser nG6fs Gonersb pirO ii6 uu& isbr
balb nod islner GtOffuuns nit Der glDtt'
srune bss Soar. Announcements gu beibaf'
tieen baben, peldes ben Bertauf ooer be
8erpc 6iuns 6ffsntli6en 2anDes auf ben
p%bilippmsn psrbietst unb ebsnio ben Beers
tluf ober bic 8erpudiune bon 8srspetts.
ober Sortrsdtsn auf iol&en 2dnoereien.
Die 9bilippinsn , @ommliiion ielbft bat
bic Annobme oieieS 4mencemen mis- ems
pfoblen. sc ioQ perbitet peroen, bab
li6 9rufs Der 2dnbsreien uub Der @s'
reHtinms auf benfeIben bemddtiBen unb
pOmbslid bic einssborsn N Anfiebler aui
ben adneereicn o oenisIben perireiben.
80 sibi auf ben 9billppinen SO. DOC, 900
lIcres 5feniliden 2anoes. auf benen sitpa
400. 900 @%ineeborene pobnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
at bentfhe GIfinbnna.

Dos Patentamt bat entfdieben, buf
9rOfeHor 2Inoe BON Wdn@en, DsntiH.
lamb. Der Grfnber bss Prosefss ;ur Ser.
%iteluns flRlssr 2uft in st6BsIen Msnssn
1T. 9inbe idnblets I'M Sabre 1895 an.
bab sr elm iol9ss 8srfabtsn sntbsdt bate
unb meIbsie OufsIbs sleitseiiis in per.
idieosnen 2dnbsrn. 10 aub in ben Ser.
Stuatsn, gum 8utsnt on. SIN Sabre
1897 betparb iid GbarIss 6. 1Iipler bon
Rem gorf um Elm patent auf Elm dbnliGes
8erfubren. bus er I'M Sabre 1891 entbedI
su baben poreab. DaS 9ateniamt bat
absr ssssn ibn sntfdisbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
Tranfrei@ iu&t nab S&ut eeeen
baS Mnsfterben.

Die 9epuiirteniammer pirb infoIss
elmer lebbaiten Debate cine 9ommifior
e%rnennen, bic W,ttel uno Wess pori6la,
gen ioq, um ben bsbrObliden Rddsanp
Der @eburlen su befdmpfsn. Das ..8a,
tp'5urm. Ssitsm" unp ionftlse idanb.
bare 8Eattitsn forbern in 5rantreit
idbrlib mebr Opfer. ole bic eneliiden
Rdubetbbblen, senannt @oneentrubo.2a.
aer. in Sdbafrita. gu bssinu bss lS
Sobrbunberts bate Sranirei@ 26 Dbl,
llouen, Dsutihlano 10 Wiqionen BE.
wobner. Ssute bat Dsutiblanb Sc.
5ranireid SO Wiaionsn 2bpfs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
aHenf@man; als Salstn@ fur
Mcoebdmdheu.

gs eiebt bod nod Nsues untsr Der
SOnns. Dus Rsusts III elm nsass 3lsib,
unssit id fir Damsn. Sn Wonte Carlo
fob mon auf Der p%rOmenobe cine bib.
bdbi6s. iebr elegant eetIeibete iunes
~@neIdnoerin. tpel&e uuf ibrer Shulier
einen iIsinsn idpur3.unt spsiben ,.Aai.
flti" 'afsn trus. bsRen LANCER. buibissr
S&wuna Stpsimal 10 lang ME Der a6rpsr
oes Asf6sns. i& um ben Sals Der Dame
i&Idneelte. Dieter BeIsirassn mub snt.
marin e%stpeisn fem unb be Nooe
tDdrbs fi@ isbr smpfeblen, tusnn ni6t 5u
tpdre. bnb aud einem gffsn
bin uno piecer stwus ,,Wsniali6ss"
p%uifiren f6nnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
chamberlain in's 9~fsfferlano sss
ipflnf6t.


Die Sage piro ernft, oenu @bamberlain
BAT feline 2anoSlsute i'm innetften Setaep
seirofen, am @elbbeutsl n6mlih. Su
eefdaftlidsn 9reiien bat man berelis
I a6 Piuno uno S6iaina ben S6aosn
berednsi, ben Der fumoie Colonial Seere'
lar nit isinsm sinfdltisen @ei4pdb lber
Die, 6sutiden. rufihen unO frunSDii6en
,arieesmeibObsn Der Srauiamtsu" BEN
Sanbel 9toBbIitanniens jueefuet bat
Die 9uuflsuie piinihen chamberlain
pOribln, mo Der Bfsfsr pddt. Ooer min
ositenS in bas befhaullde Yrluatleben
oes Rub, itinbss. Der nrmiel,ss oiplos
matths Sotber iOa stemliG trant isin,
ss mare olss alio eine elnil8e 8elesens
beiI, BON bsr Silbfldde su psrfhpinosn
AsuBGli6 trdst ct pieber cine Wsine Der
9"alibldiisieit urb tiblen neberlsaenbeii
sur S4au. @r bsfinpet fih sut 3stt IN
cunningham uno psrtreibl iib Die Sanse'
psile islnet Granfpeit eamlt. oaB er auI
Dsutiblanb uno ,.perlo8enen eeuti6en
Sournaliten" iGimpft. bic iiber elm paaI
1uuieno 8Inber' uno 5%tuusnmOroe unc
dbnIide 8lelnisteiten ioI4' Elm Seihrel
flhren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
5uuafern 3eitpertreib.

Die iunssn Ndbden bon @reut' 8enb.
3d.. orsaniiirtsn Dor einiaer 8eit cine
4nti.1 abaiss Sligo. Osren Saupt'9 ara'
srnpb oabin %lautete, oab fem Wabten
nit einsm lunesn Wanne petfebren ioate.
psIbsr 3ubai in lreeno elmer 5orm ss'
brau6s. Die iunsen Wdnner Der Ort'
iGaft Orsaniiirtsn u iofort cine Stus'
unb 9rub . Organization une bei4lOfen
sintlmmis. nur nod iunssn 9amsn, bic
auberbalb Great 8sno tpobnen. ben Sof
su MAIDEN. Cine 3sit lana bisItsn bic
iunesn Wdb6sn @rsut 8sno's oieie Der.
n~a6laiiisuns aus. aber Jest bot fih bic
Anii. 1abats. 2isa. in Gau& aufsslDf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
Wuthiae xbat.

Gbarles 8srsb, 8oatstpuin auf ben
unterieeifben 1orpsoe : Boot .,SuIton".
uOaidbrie in Retp Sufiolf. Song SslonO,
cine bemerfsnsperibs Selosnlbat BUR
Madden er uuf Der ..Sulton" e%eIanoel
NOR. bemettte er. bob eth $40 Bfuno
i6perer Wbitebsao 1Orpspo. psl6sr BON
Sturm unO WOeen lOsseuHen mar. auI
bic SdaIupps 60. .. 8~ransforb" Su.
idwnmm. Obns iib su beiinnen, iprane
sr ms Woher, ibpamm Der Worbmu'
i6ine tnteesen uno ~fteusrte fe ON sine
STEELE an oas 2anp, tpo fis ni6t nuftoBen
unb erplobiten funnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
Gs ma&t fiA Mfaneel an Cffi;iereu
unb Mntercffisieren eefteuo.

Gin @anssI an unterOffieisren unb
Oifeisr,n ma&t in mllltdrii6en 2relien
ulel aopfserbreden. Was bic nnierofi'
eiere bsirlft, 10 iaaen pieIe dltere Ofi'
eisre, ibre Bebanolune sntiprdGe nidt
saus ben Nnf%orberuneen, pel6e Elm 10
por,Gsli6ss Nsnidsnmaisriul in anberen
Stsaunasn forbern IDnnte. Sic piroen
oils unielbhhdnOis unssiebsn uno TIRE
Stslune isi nl6t esfibert ssnus. DaSd
mode Der Disnh. In Sonoetbsit bic btuel.
idbrlse Disnhseit. iOl&s i0rperll6sn
aniprd6s On fe. bnB idOu PaiiiOn oasu
seb6re, UNI bic Sur @rlaneune bes GIDiI.
periorsunesibsinss iu bIslben. Woae
man Obbslfsn, 70 mifs mon fur bic un'
ietoIFesrs eIsibfaaS esieaiduflIl6e GINS
ri&iunesn, uie @afnOs, a~sisbalen unO
osrslsi&sn i6Ofsn. ibren Sob erbDben
,bnsp sep Eisuft unesnsbm MAIDEN.
uSz- n osaor.rs -, mnhenkIoff a.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05

DD- gnSeisen fnben burd bas ,Do!
&snbIaf;" bic t~peitsfte 8srbreitune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
WIttibe 2tmffIGrmna

tnnse;Mrfcr", 45. @ufaet. $50 Ssittn Hart, nit
ottlen lsbrrtihtn. Snuitrdtiontn, ntbit elmer 4bs
bnnoluna hbsr fihesrioie Chen, iueIhts bon wfdnn
uno 6rau geltitn ueroen ioGts. linentbrbrIidb
fir iunee stuie. bic I'D otrtbsliatn polsn, o6er
unalldlidi perhcirdtbet Rnb.
9n Isiht ptritdnoIiatr Weiis IN onatfHbrt, tpie
man ocfnnee Rineer Jelet uno @eld,ledtsfrdnfs
beiten uno bic b6ien 6olgen bon Snseneflnben,
ipit Sdirpddte, Rerupiftdt, Smppfen,, ppluti.
omen, .unfrudibdrfeif, 9ribiun, thpahss @e.
oGhtntb. GfsrsisiofIgfcit uno Rrdmpfdeerbrud,,
obns fdbdeitdlen Diebi ,incn Bauer nh beilsn fam.
Gin irsusr grsuno unO iptiitr Ratbasbsr ii bisjsS
unubsrtrtfHiht oeutite BUD, psIhts uah GINS
pfane BON 25 Cts. Doitmarttu In tiHfatem ums
iaIas ioraiam otrpadt. frsi Juesididt iuirO.
DEuTSCHES HEIL-INSTlTuT,
10 EAST @. STREET,
5rabtr II Clinton plaa. Rem eJprf, q. n.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-06-28
The Moran Bicycle Races.

On June %, 1901, the Moran Cycle
Club run off it's regular series of week.
ly races. Geo. Myers, w. Vaughn
and w. Skaggs running in the first
race and Carsey Lacey, Clay Weast
and Geo, Myers in the long distance
race. In the evening the members OF
the club made a run to the home of the
Secretary where they we're treated to
an ice cream supper and RECALLED with
piano music.
The next pleasant Saturday three
more races will be held with nine pri-
yes aggregating the sum of Sll.00 or
more. The club has considerable
money and it guarantees the payment
of all prizes,
Two of the Moran pastors who ride
wheels have been elected honorable
members OF the club without expense,
and it is planned to meet at the park
Sunday afternoons and enjoy an oper
air sermon, the club to furnish the
music.
Every week an ice cream supper viii
be served to the members, free o
charge to them, and the lady member:
will furnish music and rectations.
public banquet is being planned anC
it really looks as if to be 'in it, on
must belong to the club.
The race program for the first pleas
ant Saturday is as follows;
LIST race-Amateur special on
mile, two in three to win. First prize
81 80 book; second prize Sl.25 book
third prize atandem gong worth 81 %
Club members enter free, all others /
cents to enter.
Second race-Three miles one heat
entry fee % cents, members of the clu
IL cents. Winners of the various hal
miles to be credited with points >,
3, except on last half mile when 10,
and points will be credited, and tn
greatest number of points wins frs
prize of 81 80 pair shoes; second nun
Der of points 1925 book; third numbe
of points a pair of gold sleeve bu
/ tons.
Third race half mile free for all.
cents entry club members free, thre
in five heats to win. First prize S.
book: second prize .0o lantern: thir
, prize Bicycle balance, 10 cents, maze
ing total price list of Sl2.2j,
All are invited 20 join the club at
cents each and partake of our week.
runs and suppers.
, c. NORTON, Supt,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-06-28
Men are Scarce.

The rush of men to the harvest fields
in Western Kansas is getting to be a
serious matter in the towns from
which they are leaving. The REGIS
TER notes in nearly all of its ex-
changes complaints about the scarcity
of men and here in lola it is especi-
ally noticeable. Harry Koch, cashier
at the Missouri Pacific says that the
Rock Island people who are building
west from Liberal, Kansas, have taken
their construction gang off entirely as
they can not afford to pay s. day
and board to men and can not keel
men without doing it, Another mar
tells the reporter that Nicholson wants
twenty men right away, the brick com
pany ten and there isn't a contractor
town who has all the mep he wants
Contractors are now paying common
laborers $l,7j for nine hours work
the best that has ever been paid ant
still they can't get men.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-06-28
HUMBOLDT PICNIC.
The Registers Correspondent Tells
All About 1t.

Special to the REGISTER.
rhe engineers picnic last Saturday
was big success. The excursion
train on the Katy brought a large
crowd and the regular trains on the
Santa Fe added many others. Many
drove down from Chanute and lola
and from the country, and so there
were several thousand people. Owing
to a press of work the shopmen at
Parsons could not get Off, and women
and children predominated.
The Parsons band gave excellent
music all day. A ball game, races,
and riding all over town in carriages
helped to pass the time away and the
excursionists left in the evening well
satisfied with their outing.
Several scraps developed although
they were not connected with the
picnic. Two lola youths who had
taken the precaution to tank up before
leaving lola, tried to show John
Dornburg how to manipulate binder.
They were so insistent that John
finally had to bring them to town and
| put them in the cooler.
In the evening half dozen boys
started rough house, which promised
WE'LL but as the language was more
forcetul than the blows, quiet was
soon restored.
Later on, a Humboldt dive-keeper
and fellow from Chanute held an
animated discussion over the merits of
two horses, and the Humboldt man
punctuated his remarks by means of
an augur. A bad headache was the
only result and that would have came
later anyway.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-06-28

At the appointed time lO3 men, women
and children were in the state house
corridors, each leading or carrying
from one to four dogs. 1t beat any
circus that ever struck town. Wander
grifts refusing to be made the victim of
a joke, gravely inspected the animals
offered and bought bird dog of an
old woman and a pug from a boot
block. Several other sales were made.
There were half a dozen fights between
dog owners, and the dogs mixed up
frequently. Business in the state
house was suspended for an hour.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-06-28
Steady Girl Wanted

Several young men complain thut
they have no steady girl. 1t seems as
though they no sooner get fairly start
with a girl, probably have the theateI
tickets all bought, when the girl "can'r
go because she has sick head acee.
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures
all forms of Stomach Trouble ant
Sick Headache.
Girls-"A word to the wise" etc.
Your friends,
Chas b. Spencer g. Co, lola, Kim,
and Son Moran.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-06-28
YOU KNOWWHATYOUARE TAKING

When you take Groves Tasteles
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle show
ing that it is simply Iron and Quinwf
in "a tasteless orm. No Cure, No Pay
10 cents.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-06-28
Flax Straw All Right.

AS already mentioned in the REG
lister representative of an eastern
firm has been investigating flax condi-
tions in Bourbon county with u view
to utilizing the straw for manufacture
ing purposese. The following from
the FIT. Scott Tribune shows that there
is new field opening up for Kansas
farmers which is worth investigating.
CATER returning from the country
Mr.. Sheehan said he thought tn ere
was enough flax in Bourbon and adj
joining counties to justify him upon
his return to the headquarters of his
company at Fall River, Mass, in
recommending that five of the COM
pany's machines, three threshers and
two hemp and flax cleaners, be sent to
Fort Scott to thresh straw and mash
hemp by their new fibre cleaning pro-
cess, the lint from the same to be sent
back east to be manufactured into
cloth.
Mr.. Sheehan believes that his recon-
mendation about bringingthe machines
here will meet with the approval of his
company. AS an evidence that Mr..
| Sheehan means business, he is now
ready to contract for flax straw and
has inserted an advertisement in the
Weekly Tribune giving notice to the
farmers that have flax that will not
give them fair return from their seed,
that he will pay So per ton for all dry,
clean flax straw, with the flax thereon
free from weeds, that is cut by now
err close to the ground and is not less
than eighteen inches in length. Mr..
Sheehan says if the supply of flax
straw is sufficient his company will
ship another lot of five fibre cleaning
machines here.
1t is estimated that it will require
an average of about thirty men to
SUCCESSFULLY run three tlaX threshers and
two hemp and flax cleaners, and so it
can be readily seen such an industry
would be an important thing for Fort
Scott.
Mr. Sheehan intends to leave for
Massachusetts this evening""
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-06-28

FIT. Scott Monitor: Mr.. Holmes, of
lola, was a visitor in the city today,
His parents live in Maine and he came
west about year ago for the benefit
of his health. He located in lola and
while there was admitted to the bar
and is now practicing law. He thinks
Kansas the healthiest country in the
world and wonders how people happen
to die here when he came to the state
nearly an invalid and Is now enjoying
better health than ever before in his
life.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-06-28
Stons the Congh
and Works ofr the Cod.

NiiN WV mo WI WV NbAN'
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay
Price % cents.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-12-20

with some of the islands and remote
places in or near the northern part
of Lake Michigan by means of wire
less telegraphy. 1t is the intention
of the Northwestern Wireless Tele-
graph company to establish sta
tons at all Of the lake ports and
President Schwab expects to be
able to send messages from Chica-
go to Milwaukee without the use of
wires Stations will be placed at
St. Joseph and other prominent
Michigan ports, The far northern
stations of Lake Michigan will be
esta blished at Beaver island, where
is located the great whitetiah indus
try. The island Is situated sixteen
miles from shore and has no tele-
graph or telephone communication
with the mainland. 1t was four
days after the death of President
Mckinley before the inhabitants of
the island learned the news but
when the wireless system is install
ed President Schwab declares the
residents there will receive prompt
information from the outside world.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-12-20
SKINS 'EM.

In district court Judge Cant has
given decision in favor of plaintiff
in the suit brought by Thos. F. Bra
dy, an attorney of Hibbing, agains,
Claude NJ. Atkinson, to enjoin him
from continuing the publication OF
The Hibbing News, the order for
Atkinson to show cause why he
should not be enjoined being dis.
charged after a considera ton of the
evidence offered.
While the injunction proceedings
we're under consideration in district
court his opponents began replevin
suits in the municipal court at Du
luth to get control of the subscrip.
ton books and other property re-
moved by Mr.. Atkinson from the
News plant at the time of the sale
Of the remainder thereof to- satisfy
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-12-20
NHOIJ'lNG WE'LL.

Work on the state option on sec
ton g. 50.l7. held by C.. H. Nichols,
of Burt. Iowa, and associates, con-
tinues to show up we'll and the par
ties in charge Of the work are high
~ elated over the prospects. The
pit is now down about twenty-five
feet, still in high grade hard ore.
The rock encountered in the first
few feet has been passed and the
ore now being taken out is Il clean
marketable product,
The holders of this lease have re-
fused two substantial offers for the
prospect, preferring to further de-
velope the find before attempting
to place the property on the market.
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mortgage, and in this instance he
again showed his adversaries where
tney were at, the decision OF Judge
Gearhardt being in his favor.
The actions against Mr.. Atkinson
SAVIOR more Of attempted persecu-
ton than of a desire for justice, but
we believe the parties who have lent
themselves to the cause will des;st
from the course they have appar-
emily mapped ont; not because of
their honor or manhood, but rather
or their own fear of memorable law.
FOR If we mistake not the disposi-
ton OF our brother they may look
tor touch Of hi gh life from a diff
crent source than through the COL
u1nns Of the press.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-12-20
THEi WILL 4EY

We note that the Blwabik Iron
Ore gives publication to a query a.
to what ails the village council of
Mckinley that they do not "move
IN the water works matter"
We presume the query of the Iron
Ore will cause great commotion and
distress among the Mckinley off,
Gals, one of whom aptly described
his feelings by the statement that
"all that allied the Iron Ore is that
his feelings are bigger than his pa
per. However, statement of the
fact that the village has not as yet
disposed of its bonds---a fact which
could have been ascertained bv the
writer of the query as easily as bv
our5elve5-accounts for the DELAYED
action. The sale of these bonds
is being negotiated through John
Jenswold, village Attorney And
while the members of the villape
council, as business men and inter-
ested taxpayers have much at stake.
they are pOwerless to act until such
time as the cash is on hand to guar
antee their expenditures for the pro-
posed improvements.
A little conscientious inquiry into
the matter would have put both the
writer and the publisher on the
right track and voided the publica~
ton Of the groundless query.