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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-09-28

A good tam OF 80 acres, rich soil
and house, for sale at a bargain.
Inquire at the Piss Office. This place
s but ~ miles nom town aud will
make nice home for anyone wishing
farm,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-09-28

Notice for Publication.

DRRARrNsST oF ruR INTERIOR,
Lam oEstcE Az CokuR D'ALESE InAsto,
September Sc. 1901
Notice Is hereby giveR that the following
namcj settler has alel notice oi his intention to
make anal proof In Support Of his claim, and
that said proof viii Be made before the Register
Alxs Receiver at Occur d'Alelle. Idaho. Sa
November 5, 1901. viz;
RICHARD CAME.
It'd. ICsa. Coz the S. hsE.N, lots s. q 10, II
aud u Sec. a. TIP 81, n. \, 4 W. RIM.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land. viz; Marion Martin, James u. Ken
nedy, Milton Wood and John HeRden all q
Post Falls, Idaho
nm. BuDLoNG,
sept - aox.s-p Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-09-28
LOCAL ANDPERSONAL BRIEFS
A1Ws OF Town AND COUNTY.

As- Meat Hsrtsi.-Atts,spt 70 p,...
ss'ns- In the Care Of the ceuaty
ar Medical Trsa.msat. 10 Er.s. !.
hesamsnt FsF Pssssa,ut 1890,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-09-28

Do you know that the Press can be
had one whole year for 81 cash in adj
vance? Now is the time to subscribe.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-09-28
JAMES GRAHAM,
DR.. S. Il. McEUEN,
DENTIST,
Occur d'AIeae. Idaho.
ice, Second Floor Mcfarland Block.
Contest Notice .


DErARrNkST or rHK INrKRIoR.
LAND OPTICS AT CoRuR D'ALESE. lDAao.
September IA. 1901.
sufficient contest afidaNit having been alrd
In this 0Iilee by Zimh NelroSe II Rathdrma.
Idaho contestant. against Hosaesiyasl entry No.
ga made Nov 5. ISai. for \. = " W. = and lots
/ aud :. SECTION IL TIA Is. n. RAW. n n. by
Thomas Clifford contestee. In watch u Is alleE.
I'd that said Thomas GiGorl has wholly aban-
donel SSid tract and changed his rcsidence
thercfrom Cor more than ak months since max
ing sSid entry aud next PRIOR 10 the date here
In; that said tract Is not settle upon and Guilt.
waited by said party as required BY Law, and that
said Thomas GifOul is nov residing In New
ZgS.lsnd. a,,l has resided there during the last
ave OF six yearS; that such alleged absrnce ironi
slid lAnd was not due 10 his employment Ia the
army. navy or maIfne SERVICE a. private Sud-
e. OdiecT. se 1nsaa OF mariae during the war
with SiNin, OF amy other war In which tho
UnitSl states may be enEaEed. Said parties a'e
hereby auilhcd 10 appear. Respond and offer
evidence touching said allegation Al 10 O'clock
4. M. ON 0etaber ~ 1901. bsfoTe the Register and
Eecciyrr ~ the uniied staies Land once IN
Cocur a'Aieae. idaho.
scit-si-0cL1p Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-09-28

lluttrr paper with your tame OF the
name Of your dairy neatly printed at
S2b0 for 1000 sheets. This Is but sixty
cents more than the plain paper Gusts
you az retail. Have yonr butter paper
printed al the PREss Office. We use ink
that viii not spoil the butter.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-09-28

Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing a
sleelalty at the PREsa ONCE.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08

Brunswick has on a prohibition cam
paign in certain sense. Rsvs. Sem
Jones and w. f. Mumford are both
there firing their. guns against Rroe
shops, Four aldermen are to be elected
who will hold the balance OF power on
this question -Tennille News.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08

The rumor that Mr.. John Skel or
Williams would retire from the presi
decy OF the SeabOard Air Line Raj :
way proves to have no foundation
President Williams says he will moi
retire. and that be has no change under
consideration.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08

GEORGIA Whereas Fannie A. Smith.
Glynn County. { Administrative of II. L,
Smith's estate, lepreseuts 10 the court / her
petition duly hleI and entered on rec. rd thai
zoe hAs fully administered ii. {. SILitn's estate.
Th's lie, therefore. 10 cite all persons concern
ed ktndrrd anu creditors TO SNOW cause II any
lhey can, why said administrator shoutd not h,,
discharged rom her administration and re-
CeiVv letters OF dlSmission ON the fist Monday
al February, 1902
AORACE DART. Ordinary.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08

Judge Bennett strikes q keynote
when he says gaming gentlemen and
Drop sho citing negroes should be indict-
ed alike. All gambleas look aliks to
the jud &C." says the Macon News.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08

GEORGIA, I BY virtue of an order of tina
Glynn County Court OF Ordinary of SAID
county, VIII be sold at public Ontcry, on the first
TUESDAY in december, 1871, at ,ht court mousse
IN said county, between the usual hours OF ale.
The following real estate situate III Glynn coun-
", tO-Wit:
Al that lot, tract or parcel of land situate
lying anu benz III that party OF the eIty o.
Blunswick, in tho county and state aforesaid,
commonly known as New Town of said Cit, aS
per Haidwlns map OF said city MADE III 1887
said parcel of land dUscrIb As follows: Com
lnenctng at point on e St, (NYest side) III a
point hIty-olRht l5S) feet uoILn Ul the dividing
line between hve acre range thirty eight (So)
ana thirty ulne C}Y) and thonce running north
niGy.elght feet along IL" street; thence run =
ming west one hundred and fifty feet 100 Ieet 10
au alley; thence south a,oug SAID ttty eight 5S
fect; thence running east one hundred and
htty eight los tcet To the point of beginning On
~ street. sand bUundrIes containing u tract
vi land IN shape IA rectadgic, navIug emu lllty-
eight IS feet wide ana sues one hu tdreu and
hf'y 100 feet long, lying N ave acre range mum
Der GAITty-cight -.
The saIe II continue from day to day, be-
tween the same hours, until All said property
Is soiu. Terms, cash.
JOHN L. DUBBERLN
anu GkOEGE SAPr,
Adminls trator of James "A. Sapp
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08

Speouiasions as to the result Of the
Schley court OF in quiry are TO the eff
feet that the Admiral will be DOM
pletely Wind ca .e1 against all charges
OF cowardice, but will probably be crit,
icized tor lack Ut stricS obedleDcs 10
orders.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08

Thomas Maple Birheck. H., writes: al hso
q verv b d case Of kidney trouble sn6 my BAG
painet me 81 could not straighsen up Tue
Doctors treatment did me no good Saw Foley y
Kioney Cure adver sed ano eooA on. hottis
which ruFed me sud have not been Affected
since, 1 gladly recomneni sA.s rensdy v
} Butts.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08
The Brunswick Times
Established 1889.

The Times-Can Will be delivered " carrier
or mall per year, 500; per week 10 ccTts. Cor
respondents on live subjects solicited. Real
name OF writer should accompany same. Sub
criptions payable in advance.
Address all communications to
THE TIMES-CALL,
Brunawick, Ga.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08

Under oaTerdl and conservative
ponsiJn COMMISSIONER the pensiOos ex-
penditures have grown to be more than
Sl42 600 900 per year. Commenting or
the NOV ment now on foot In Georgia
20 pay PENSIONS only to those Con-
federate veIerans VINO are actually In
need of the help. the Hartford Times
ssyss: "fhis is ,he system which ought
10 be, but probably never Will be, APP
piled Co disbursements to Union vete
rams. There are many pensioners OF
me government who stand in no need
whatever of the income derived form
this source"
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08
CITATION FOR PUBLIcATIO

Villa Mahoney, administrator upon the
estate III Georgia Of Jonn NJ ahouy, late Of lam
pa, Hiusoorough county, Florida, having flied
his petition Tor discharge, this is to To all
persons cenOrrn To show Cause aga INST tn I
granting OF this discharge, AT the regular te "a
OF the court OF ordinary for said county TO be
hetd ON th' fret Monday in Feb uary. 1902
TuIs November /. 1901.
HORACE DART. Ordinary.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08
TO SUBSCRIBERS:

Subscribers are requested 30 notify the ONCE
when they fail TO get any issue o. the Timos-
Call. Attention TO this matter will be apoIe-
ciated by tho publishers.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08
READY PRESCRIPTION,

2 ir all aChss and paIns wl'hIn youT
body the best and cheapest family
medic,ne on esvtn 10 Ns'nreS Health
r storer ,h- celebrated bl Cd purifi u
aud liver re4utstoc six mlnghs treat-
ment Tor on dollar # lou are sick and
past hop'It ~ill keep YOU essy and
comfortable wh,lA here every body
invited to call at 900 Street and get
. free Trial package no pattern.
Mrs. G, PUsBRE.
500 J StEsat Rruuswick Ca.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08
For Asthma use CHE
NEY'S EXPECTORANT,

You ere doing ths wrong thing if y'u
let any one exc pr jun Garter clean
your clothes
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08

Inc pdtlCUt ID hCpt III tIUuS9 uSdltuJ
condition, which the child also inheritS
Mothers Friend takes wife through tht
crisis QUICKLY and almost painleSSly. l
assists In her rapid recovery, and ward.
off the dangers that so often follow de-
livery.
Sold by druggists for 81 tottle.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR co
ATLANTA, GA.
Send for oar free illustrated book writer
expressly Tor expectant mothe-a.
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Harper, GeoW Howard, B F
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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08

WANTED Fifty men TO cut WOOD
Apply To IA S McCreary.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08

Mr.. F. D. Arnold, Arnold, Ia. writes: He
was troubled with kidney diseases about three
years Had to get up several times during the
effected complete cure, he feels better thar be
ever did and recommends IL to bis friends "
J. Butte
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08

McCrary, w A
McGarvey, G
Newman ToLias
Newklrk. j 5
Nussbaum. VIM
Nisi, william
Norris, j +
Owens, Robert E
Oliver, Thomas
Owens, A L
Odhsm, L d
owens, Geo w
Olewine, r. j
Odum, j w
Parker, G L
Ponder, Geo F
Pyles, Orton A
Padrosa, Benlto
Palmer, A
Ponder, Dock r
Perry, j j P
Pfeiffer, Ed
Purcell, r e
Peerson, J B
Parke, W ~
P' lie, D B -
Peters w j
Peerson, Il B
Peerson, B. Ell ~
Pylo,goe N9
Parker, W T HR'
Peerson, HC
Reed, Hiram j
Rountos, John d
Rogowin, p
Robarts, Leon E
Russell, & A
ROtholz, Alex
Robinson, E T
Rotholz, Jake
Rudolph, j A
Reynolds Charlie
Richards, j j
Richardson, Geo W
Ratio, j S
Roberts Scranton
Rabadon John S
Smith, George Fl
Smith, A NJ
Short, Chris
Sellers, T M
Scoville, v P
sutton, Henry
Summons, Lewis
Stahl, Il II
Sherman, X e
Sylvia, Frank
Smith, John A
Stallings, d B
S1zer, s A
Smith. Conrad
Selig, Henry,
SmlIn,J Fearce
Scarlet, FIN
Stephens, Il L
Skipper, W R
Steiner, CT
Skipper, A J
| Strickland, f S
Schoeppel W A
Saunders, Chas A
Stephens, Alex
Simpson, S H
Taylor, Chas Fl
Traylor, A A
Topper, w NJ
T witty, f e
Talbot, E S
TAFT, G S
Tharin, DC
Turner, H M
Tharin, g N
Taylor W 8
Thomas, W L
Traylor, A g
TumlIn, Beauregard
Thomas, FL
Tresvaut, John
Treadweli. n 8
Telfair, Asberry T
Thomas, j W
Taylor. ON
Tison, Albert
Twomey, ] P
U'sch, Pm
Vlckers, j J
Winter, George
Waff, Howard J
W rench, + A
Wright, stephen
Wright, I y
Wood, j w
Wright, Lie
Wise, h j.
Virgins, Samuel
Walters. H A
Wenz, A E
Wood, w H, jr
Winberly, J ]
Wallace, j w
right, Duncan G
Wright, J S
Wilder, A Il
Wright, J A
White, b A, jr
Wilchar, J L
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White, Jackie
William ), Chas W
Virgins, H F
Wood, Alfred v
w ellert, Chas
Williams, j F I
Wilkerson, H H
Willis, r +
Wilchar, L d
Young, John Z
Yopp, Butler
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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08

WANTED 10 eel, 1000 p log Az
dress IL >. McCreary.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08

You s'e much more iapale to desease
whep your liver ind bowels do not &C,
properly. Dewitts Little Early ,Risers re-
move the cause OF disease, W J. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08

Mclaughlin, R NJ
Nightingale, VIM
Noble, r l.
Newkirk, g r
Newman, George
Ogg, C d
Olsen James
Owens, w t
Owens, j w
Odum, r, j
OWE ms, T f
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Pitts, j M
Pfeifer, Fred
Peters, Alex
Pinkney. L p
Pyles, r S
Peerson, Everett N
Parker, G ID
Polhill, j H
Peerson, f G
Pennick, IL A
POulsen Andrew
Putnam, h. A
Peters, r w
Peek, \ hos Josiah
Penniman, K A
Powell, 5 +
Palmgrine, Gustave
r
Randolph, FL B
Randall. Robt
Richardson, Joe L
Russell, N D
Robinson, A G
Rcthschild, Abe
Riggsby, A
Reese, Willard
Robinson, Lea A
Royal,W W
Roberts, e Y
Rooney, d d
Russell, L M
Ross, A M
Scarlet, Hamilton
Sy mons, w F.
Strickland, A c
Sowell, Peter
stephens, Cornelius
Silverstein, H
Shaw, C A
Spears, j j
Southland, j M
Sawyer, r M
segui, P A
Stockw9ll, L X
Steiner. G A
Sale, M c
Stone, G E
Sumlin, j III
Sparks, j ID
Sanders, G j
Stree kland. E s
Stiles. John C
Smith, W A
Summerall Charles
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Summerlin, G. w
Strickland, Frank
T
Townsend, A 0
Upper, r B
Taylor, Arthur
Talbot, W W
TAFT, j B
Tucker, w S
Tatnall, Sam
Tabbott, j w
Thornton, T II
Triggs, j P
Thomas, John
Thornton, G P
Thompson. j H
Temple, G H
Taylor, G A
Thompson, w NJ
Turner, May
Tilton, c NJ
Tatnall, Harry
Taylor, W j
Tostensen, Sam
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Walters, G M
Way. A M
Walker. r. E
Way, W J
Wylly, . S
Wilchar, Jerre
WiIchar, Ed
Williams, Gilbert
Walter, E. D
Watkins, J w
Wood, Alfred c
Winter, TIL Il
Weiss, L
Wimberly, q H
Walberg, Chas
Ward,
Winton, Barr
White, ] ID
Wilson, John NJ
Wilson James
Ward, H r
Wood, r B
Woods, T J
WentZ. John
Weinstein, Harris
Watts, X N
Wade, W d
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Young, j q
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-08

MOCHERs WORM SYRUP
Best worm medicine. Children like It so
we'll they eat it on bread.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-03-06
Wisc0nsin-nyheter.

En- starkeisefabrik haller pa att
uppforas i Rice Lake med ett kapital
at $4,000. Arbetet med uppforandet
at byggnader har redan borjat. I.
Eft nytt sagverk har Frank Mattson
fran Blue Earth, Mimi, 5orjat uppfora
vid Beaver Dam Lake, sex Ean norr ON
Cumberland. Arbetet bedrifves med
kraft, sd man vantar att ALT lskall bli
fardigt till den april.
Den nya koIdockan West Superior,
som det lange varit tai ON, skall byg-
gas at Northwestern Fuel Co. och for
laggas vid Bay st. narheten af gasver-
ket. Planen ar fardig, och arbetet
torde smart komma att boria.
Dyker upp igen.' Norrmannen Peter
Wen. som varit bosatt La Crosse och
| da arbetade sasom snickare for North
-bolaget, reste for nagon It'd
sedan till Norge, men lat icke hora
fran. sig, hvadan man trodde att han
blifvit mordad. har nu dykt upp
Norge till stor forvaning for sina van
ner och slagtingar. hvilka ansett ho-
nom vara dod. / Norge har han arft
en- stor formogenhet.
| Antalet invanare New Richmond
ar enligt census 1881 mot !. .4Os ar 1890.
| Da underrattelsen kom fran Washing
ton, upptogs den med tillfredsstallel-
Sc, da man icke vantade battre resul.
tat. Tager man betraktande huru
manga, som f0rlorade lifvet under cy-
klonen 1899 och huru maega familjer
som med anledning deraf fyttade fran
staden, ar det forvanansvardt att in
vanareantalet kan vara sd stort som
det verkligen ar.
Tyfus har grasserat epidemiskt
Ashland manader och f6rorsakat %
dodsfall. Sedan den l januari hafva
283 sjukdomsfall intrafat, medan
sjukdomen fortfarande krafver nya
Offer Orsaken till sjukdomen ligger
i det daliga vatten, som folket nodgats
amanda. Det daliga vattnet dr. en-
fold af fltreringsapparaten, hvars
sand icke blifvit ombytt pa tire ar.
| Bakteriologen DIR Russell har forklarat
denna sand mattad med bakterier af
olika Stag. Da folket staden horde
denna forklaring, borjade starka ro-
ster att hoja sig mot vattenbolaget,
som man ansag vara orsaken till elan
det. Matt och steg ha tagits for ater-
kallandet af bolagets oktroi, DR. Rus
sells rapport vackte stor nedstamning
samhallat. synnsrli ligast som hospita-
len / staden aro fulla med tyfuspati-
enter och .nastan hvarje hem blifyib
hemsokt at sjukdomen. ..-..
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-03-06
Dakota-nyheter.

En- ny bank bar 6ppnats Ramona,
Lake county. s. Dak., under namnet
Ramona State bank. Grundlaggarne
aro N. e. Hart och George G. Ashley
fran Madison.
En- betydande eldsvada hemsokte
fora veckan Fairmont, Is mil s6der
ON Wahpeton, S. OAK, hvarvid 5 bygg-
nader ladies' aska. Endast en- del af
den forstorda egendomen var ASSURE
rad.
D6dsorsaken var opium. Farma-
ceuten E. l.. Friberg Sioux Falls, 8.
Oak, patrafades harom dagen liggan-
de d0d pa vagen narheten af sin
| bicykel. Coroner Hawkins och DIR
German anstalde en- understanding
och de funno den afdodes mage nog
opium att doda 10 personer.
AnhalIer ON hjelp. GUY. Herreid af
S. Oak. mottog harom dagen ett tele-
gram fran Hermosa, en- liten plats
Custer county,i vestra delen af staten,
med begaran ON hjelp for att bekampa
koppsjukdomen, som samhallet KRAFT
yer manga offer. Icke mindre an %
| fall af sjukdomen rapporteras.
Sloax Falls Dir platsen. Exekutiva
komiten af National Farmers kon-
gress, som fora vsckan hade mote
Boston, besl6t enhalligt att halla delta
ars kongress Sioux Falls, S. Oak.
Kongressen trader i session den
oktober och torde racka till den 10,
Underrattelsen vackte altman tillfreds-
stallelse Sioux Falls.
Fordrar $4,000. N. Corrigan har
.oppnat rattegang Forenta Staternas
domstol Fargo, N. Oak. mot North
ern Pacific bolSget, under yrkande af
| $4,000 skadeersattning for det han
under reparation af en- vagn blifvit
6fverk6rd af ett bolagets lokomotiv,
hvarvid ena benet blef afskuret Corri-
gan har under manga ar varit anstald
bolagets tjenst.
Onskar betaIning for arbetet. Tid-
ningarna s. Oak. fordra, att warden
Boucher vid statsfRnge gelset skau betala
for de annonser tidningarne haft for
fofsaljningen af bindegarn, tiIlverkad
fangelset. Somliga tidningar franz
halla att staten Dor annonsera varan
pa samma satt som bindegarnsfabri-
kanterna CORA, och betala samma pris
for annonseringen.
Folket var i favor af planeri. Fora
veckan hollis ett speciolt val j Brook
ings, S. Dak.. for att utrena folkets
moning, rorande fragan ON staden.
skulle iklada sig sbonds" for $4,000 is
ock for anlaggandet at ett vattenverk.
Rostningen utfoll Sd, att /, ,999 voro for
planen och "a emot. Myndigheterna
i staden skredo genast till verket med
forberedande arbste for planens rfali-
lsering.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-03-06

Barteau. Berg, Bury, Dunn. Ferris.
Grass, Hemstead, Herbert, Hinton.
Holm, Hunt, Hurd Hymes, Kelly, Lay
bourn, Lee. Lempke. Mahood, Mallory,
Mark, Morley. Morris, Norman, Noyes,
Plowman, Pope. Pugh, Rich Roberts,
Scherff. Schurman, Stark, SWEET, I'm.
land. Wallace och Wells.
Sweets f6rslag, att, en- majoritet af fem
sjettedelar skall vara nog for att afg6-
ia sakeni civila NAL, blef i l6rdags
nedr6stadt med 55 roster mot 48. Eft
forslag, att lata skatten for det nya
kapitoliet utga till dess fonden stigit
till 100000 blef enhalligt antaget
senaten. @2 ..,..--
Representant Rich inlemnade EFT
forslag att hoja lonen for railroad &
warehouse commissioners fran $4,000
till $500 och sekreterarens Ion till
1900 ..,--- I.
Enligt ett forslag, som mandags af
vederborande utskott rekommendera-
des till antagande, forbehailer sig sta.
ten rattighet till ALA mineralfyndighe-
ter, som goras pa af densamma for
saldt land. Representant Wells inlem-
made huset cit forslag som gor det
till ett brott att uppfora skadespel pa
teatern pa sondagen. Ofvertradelse
haremot straffas med fran $50 till $500
boter eller 81 mer AIN 80 dagar i fangel-
set. '.r, e.s.a-. .-..- ...
Sondagsteatrar, forbjodos en- lag,
som stiftades 1894, men denna lag har
81 blifvit tillampad. Hurds forslag ON
Ion stallet for sportler, har af veder.
b0rande utskott blifvit inrapporteradt
utan nagon Recommendation. Delta
forebadar en- skarp strid, och det Or
troligt att forslaget blir antaget. For
slaget ON 8-timmars arbetsdag har
vackt starkt motstand bland arbets-
gifvare, och det ar troligt, att det ma.
ste andras sa, att det blott CALLER arbe-
to statens tjenst.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-13
FRANZ JOSEF At PRAGUE
EMPEaiOR'S VISIT DOES NOT STILL
RACIAL HATRED.

PRAGUE, Bohemia, June 12-Emperor
Francis Joseph arrived here today for q
visit of five days. 1t is the first visit he
has made to Bohemia in the last ten
years, and he is now here in the interest
OF German-Czech understanding His
majesty is attended by a suite of 300. and
will attend a series of festivities likely to
prove rather eXhausting to his age. The
city IS crowded with visitors, am great
precautions are taken to insure the
safety Of the emperor. He was received
by the municipal authorities amid much
enthusiasm. When replying to an address
Of welcome, he said he should never for
get the loyalty Of the people Of Prague
and the support the city had given him.
Then began procession to the royal pal
ace, the population cheering tumultuous-
Iy. Each days ceremonies have been
planned so that Germans and Czech may
participate with equal freedom. Although
the national feeling has subsidized sufi-
clently to warrant the imperial visit. the
day did not pass without its incidents.
The club house Of the German Students
league was decorated with German
colors, black, red and yellow. A Czech
crowd gathered and insisted that the
cGlors be removed. When the Germans
refused to comply with the demand. the
Czechs tore them down amid shouts of
Down with the Pruss1ans" The police
are forbidden to use any but Austrian
colors, black and yellow, and in order to
avoid friction many aristocratic invita-
tions have been issue in the French Ian
Euage.