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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-03
Capturing a Passenger.

i like perseverance, in . man even 10
hickman, began Peterson. and there 4
one particular iehu doing business Ii
Washington who possesses that quality IL
ssupetlstivs degree.
When visited the Capital CITY. | bad
my mind fully made up TO have nothing
to do With the hsckmen. 80 whom s,eT
ped a the train and crowd OF these gen
try tegsn shooting 81 me simply shook
my head and Psssed op. One Of them
however vas not TO be thus easily dis
posed o. D,ncins around 10 front oi
me go ss 10 block the way. he vociferated,
Hsck. mister2 Take you 10 the Wssb
inpton monument or the cspitol2 Only
hall . doilsil
Again | shook my head.
Smithsonian Institution or treasury
buildinef Take yoa to both oi 'em for
75 oenisl
Still shook my head,
Arlington and Folt Myer2 Drive yon
over and back for S2i
As before l responder with . shake Of
my head,
Navy yard or Soldiers homer Either
place for dollar.
Auother shake OF the head.
Want TO 90 to the White Honse and
see the PRESIDENT Drive you right
there Tor 6ity ceDtsl
More hesd shaking.
Patent Ct lice or state Department. Same
price as Nhite Housd
Another shake. Mind yon, all this
time hadn't said q word, and from the
puzzled look on the hsckmsn's face
thought / bad him discouraged. Bat ss
Isboved past him. thinking to make my
asrean Iis Or y rntar..~~ ar Jaarlg i.isht
eped up sLi he d him muiter:
BY George. I've bit il nowl PIl try him
jus. once more Aud tbep, running in
front OF me again, be spelled ont on his
fingers 10 the deaf aud dumb alphabet.
with which chsuced 10 be familiar, Deaf
aud Dumb Asylum2 Take you right to
the door for qusrterl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-03

Members OF the roysl family, from the
king dovnwsrds. rarely, il ever, contrs
diet through the medium Of the press
or otherwise, any statement made con
cero,ng them. The king, however, who,
With oil hi, family. Is q great newspaper
and magazine reader, hiss ct Marlborough
house book uniq1e aud Dost fsscins
tins book be it said -which bis msJesty
calls The Book OF Roysl Oonlrsdictions'
says q London exchange.
In this book are come hundreds oI
cuttings from various newspapers, etc,
all OF which have something to ssy. no,
only about bis msjAs,y himself when be
was prince Of Wsles) but also about Other
royal personsges Undsrnes,b these 'cui
tings sre written the royal criticisms,
snd often the royal contradictions hence
The title OF this msrgelously original and
humorous Volume.
One oil these cuttings. referring TO some
great work 10 Scotland In which the king
ss prince Of Wales. was taking part. says
His roysl higbnsss Is evidently inHuene
ed and rightly itAisnced- by the feel
inss Of the Scotch people.
Underneath this the prince has written.
The writer Of above w.s evidently ipfu
epced and tightly Influenced by Scotch
whiskey.
Another emitting has something 10 ssy
concerning the appetite Of bis royal high
| ness.
The prince Of W.lss hiss . truly pssri
oisn pslste. His roysl bisbness certainly
eats little, and only Of the choicest end
most delicstsIy prspersd dishes.
Uodernestb the prince had bumorously
pni; Beefstesk snd when quite slons)
onions ipv.ri.biy delight my 'ps'riciAn
palate.
The Dake OF Cornusli snd York 10, 81
al The world knoss. one Of tie strsishi
est-spoKen Of nrp, spd hsses Iretsnse IN
spy shape or form. His roysl biehpes',
Tor instance. hss never pretended 10 b, q
N usicisn, be il no, . m usici,p, sni be
sensibiy. knows that be is not Oe vel
mespips psper, however, piles even thi'
accom- plishmsnt npon him, IissyG
TIE duke Of York, though not possess
ins Q siroos voier, h.s 80 exquisite esl
for nasi-. sbd zee greet lcyer OF Mendel'
sotn
This er,fsct 10 ent oat sbd pssted Ia
the royal box Usdfrpes,h the dpis
/ hs xriitet:
No voice Ut sIl. DO ssr Tor music. Y,
vor to sone. Wh.t Hol bhs Banps
oas eating shen from . csrisin Ices
Paper refers TO tae prir cess OF Wales -
follow.
! Her roysl tighress, iooiias radiant,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-03

Everyone kaoss thss the iDssinstion
hss . erest D :, opon the body and si
times SOM 10 licr a, eIrerieDca are lei
with. Doris, tas prevailing torrid spell
mso sod II. ,t.~ -si together on shady
versnd. res'ias The min read ~ Airi
ecu story shicb iErlt opoo the SUFFERING z
eutsiied opon 'hs iub.bit.Dis Of this lsod
by the best, Ho, ssn5s and the blszing
sun we're often mentioned snd ths sesni
costume Of ibs tslisss yes given das men
lion.
The woman by . strange ohsbee vss
reldlBe OF 90 uo'ic sIpediiion. She ted
pot pletes cot ttis Iiters.urs pcrposeIy
becsas Of The contrast 10 present eoudi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-03
Vol UME Al.

items u oilssed, s'hs bad iasi come .c,o,,
u 10 The booiesse 81 The snmmsr ,esc,,
snd opening itst tsnaon wss seou .neps
lhs icsberss aud ,lmot lost Ia ssos.
isa1 u ssrmi sslsa the sipiatsr 10 All
% preseetly iessiss II hi. coll.r.
Why, no, replied The lady froa an lea
noe u seems 10 me very pleasant even
cool.
Tba msn atan,ed disbelief aud then be
sook OF his coat, Later be retired 20 b,.
o~n room snd removed ti. collar snd peca
tie and psnled still Tor bfesth aud ne.l,
Hang away bis tale u the tropics and
vas sooo 10 the leaiy Aditoolscks With
The Ansioers,s
And the feminine nembsr o. this dso
'nsisis thai The d.y vas cool ono and
not st sli oppressive.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-03

my geesel made "a uprosr That vs hisl
! ly sn asins.
6pideeIy there came . cry Of Help
help We STOPPED, Celeby stopped
too, srd The soose hung dosn On ib'
door.
Il Help. belpl cane the cry IRON ID,
water.
We rsn 10 ibe end OF the mill vher,
The beam bed isip. Rammsll vss divins
dosn by IL. Parker and Ss.ytr vere
swimming around. calling for help.
shouting ANS drownipsr both too fright
soed 10 do snythips.
There BY the BEEN. sticking up o7t Of
The ss,si, uD tbs stearn OF the little
boat. spd by II Att hands we're beating
the vster. Nov he s.ot noe be ROSE,
bui bis head did noi rise shove the ws
Ter.
10 81 instant se ssw II ill When The
beam webt down, Alf's lea Was still wrsp
ped sronnd the rope shd II had carried
bin boat and oil down With II. and there
be vas drowning before onr very eyu.
Qiick "a kniiei | shouted, throsiua
OIL my clothts. "A open pocEet hnifvl
sss thrust into my hands. Holding il
between my te,tb. plugged into The
wster.
Ais leg was bonpd. | would cnt the
rope sad save bis lie. Bat my mouth
oiled With wsler sirapgled and nearly
Lost my senses. l diyed. seizJd the rope
TO cut II. bnt vas so unpersed that drop
ped the knife.
II WAS oil up. All would drown, AL.
ready ! saw bin stretched out. pale aud
liieless, bis hair vet, bis lips blue,
No, 20. not go bad ss that While We
quiek.wiited boys had exhausted our
plans for q rescue, the slow old black |
smith wss iast beginning to set.
Slowly be took IN the situation ss be
leaned sgsinsl the upper end Of the beam
Then be put his big hands sssinst 1t and
began TO push, He pushed 1t out rs lar
as be could reach. bat ,bst was not fer
enough. With all his massive strength.
be pushed 1t aesin beyond the reach Of bis
,nds.
II stood upright Tor m Jment, then fell
Tor ward With a great splash. II sank II
rose, and With IL rose and With 1t rose
he little boat, bail inll OF water but IN
II was All. srapsling. hall conscious,
but saved.
Ooe week hon tbs, dsr, five Of us boys
vent over to zee Coieby, There wers Ed
sawyer, Sam Parker Tom Rummel. All
Waters and |.
All carried stuffed goose, 1t was u o
'oose be hai put II the fshetmsn's cotp
md had f. lly killed, Bbe looked Us
,s,urel ss II she we're picking gratis on
be common. save tbst her eyes he'd
tsre somewbat classy. which ives very
natural with . stuffed goose,
/ carried pair OF tongs. We had spent
'alf day 10 dragging the pond for them
nd they wcre at last found, covered .
With mud. Ny sisters bad gilded them I
With ribbons mott! they were beautiful to
behold. Ii
The goose and the tonss were presented I
o Coleby sxkwsrdly enough, forgetting Il
II the foe speeches We had intended for
I'M, bat our sincerity vas apparent when
re confessed that We had done wrong, /
,ere sorry and wished to mske peace
6ering.
The strong mems pardon was given and
is friendship Won.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-03
STATE NEWS.

Pi.rs ~ 81 f.r ondsr ~sy 50 10 uf ks
II pr.c io.liy eeit.ia tbst the Old sLo6dy
mill prypsity sbott oDe mile fiom Pfce
torsvills slil.ss on the road 10 Lsslow
viii be- sols 10 stock company sad opsr
sted rs sOoIsortiDs establishment.
Eiishs T.. sebtsorb, tie Oldest n.ls
resident Of Is nnioetob coonty. esiebrstsd
The nlssiy .Elh anniversary Of bis birth
$, bis home 10 sjalh Bssftsbory vni.gs
Sunday. The general hssilb Of Mr. Went
vofth is very good.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-03
Her Conadsnos Cams.

We're plsying rsilrosd train. she said as
she pulled her fathers paper sway, end
I'm conductor. Ticket, please,
He took a card from bis pocket spd hsnd
ed 10 her 5hs iooksi ~ i. iD.eDtly for
minute then bsnisi i. back. Tast va.
Issued yesterday. sbe ssld. s1d isb'i good
.odsy. You sill have 10 pay jour fare or
get n the train,
He gAvs her dine he knew be bsd
bsep xofkesi bat @nss coal he dor
The Independent., 1901-05-23

The Kapiolani Tract ex-
tends from King street to the
Beach. A road 60 feet wide
will be opened on the east
side of the property adjoin-
ing the Kamehameha Girls
School; said road will extend
to the sea.
Crossroads will be opened
between blocks. Every lot
will have a frontage On a
road. The elevation varies
from forty feet high to ten
feet high above sea level.
No swamps around the
premises. No freshet will
enter the property.
There is an offer to buy a
part Of tie property by a
great manufacturing COM
pany. The chances are the
offer may be accepted. There
ia every reason to believe that
the prices of lots will increase
in a short time. The owner
of the property will give all
chances to purchak ers to
make money on their invest
ments.
The ground Is superior to
any tract in the market.
The premises are situated
within one mile and a half OF
the Post Office.
The Government water
pipes are laid along the upper
portion of the property.
The prices are the cheapest
of any tract within two miles
from the center of the city.
The terms which will be
given to purchasers will be
the best ever given by any
real estate dealer or broker
during the last twenty years
in Honolulu.
For terms OF more particu-
lars, apply to (
S. N. Kanakdnui,
Surveyor and Manager
OF Kapiolani Tract Co
" G. ACbi 4 Co.,
Real E'. ate Dealers snG
BrokeEs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

: ,WIADOMOSCI
VI
j. sW1ETA Bozego Narodzenia
obchodzili Polacy W Winonie "
tym roku nadzwyczaj wesolo. Sro~
gle mrozy, kt6re trzyma}y mas
cd poczatku Grudnia, ma 6wieta
zwoluia}Y, l }agodne by}o 6wiatecz-
nj powietrze, a re zar6bkl "
kohczacym sig roku by}y dobre,
wiec ~starczyto pieuiedzy ma hojne
prezenta gwiazdkowe i suite uczty
.6wiateczne.
= PAM TEOF1LOwA CRU
CHAkKA Jamestown, W p6lnoc~
mel Dakocie, zjecha}a ma 6wleta 10
Winony, zkad zamlerza udac sig W
go6cine do c6rek do chicago. Do.
p6}nocnej Dakoty juz nigdy ME
powr6ci, gdyz jej tam "a teskno.
PAM ANNA STYB1NA.
kt6ra pred paru miesiacami ulot~
Mia sic z Winony W towarzystwie
Augusta Kulasa, pred kilkunastu
dniami %powr6cifa do meza, lecz
wkr6tce znowu 60 opusoifa poie~
chafa do St.. Paul, MINI. - Pan.
August Kulas ma " St. Paul
stale rebote.
RZEZNICY Winohscy u
chwalili, abv handle miesa cd l
Styczuia do l Maja 1902 by}y W
Niedzlele zamkniete.
KS. BISKUP COTTER u
stanowi& ksiedza NJ. Josticka jsko
.wikarego PREY tutejszym nlemieo~
ko- katolickim ko6ciele sw. J6zefa.
e.. WAWRZYN1EC GROMOW~
SKI, kt6ry przez dfuzszy czas
trzymany bYf v szpitalu stanowym
W Rochester jake ob}akany ,uznany
zosta} przez lekarzy jake bedacy
prey zu~pe}nie zdrowych zmys}ach.
W PARKU ~CENTRALNYM
" Winonie postawiony, bedzie ma
przysz}a wiosne posag legendowej
dsiew,cy iudyanskiej "enonat,
naszemu miastu przes
kapitallste w. J. Landon z New
Yorku, a modelowany przez panne
Kimball, kt6ra dawniej ~mieszka}a
W Winoaie. Pos4g ten wart IS 600.
WINON|KA pi}a parowa
Empire Lumber Co. zatrudnla Prey
6oinaniu drzewa " borach pod
Dedham, Douglas Co., Wis, 400
ludsii 100 koni. 'Robota Jest tam
" pelnym biegu.
MkYN parowy Bay state Mill
pr.e1 Gale sime pozostanie y rue
'ohu. u. .z.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

Przysz}y numer
WIARUsA ZnoWu o
jeden dzied sic op6z-
nj z powodu swieta
Nowego roku.
NASZ PREZENT
NOWOROCZNY.
~ZakupiliSmy wielki
p ~wYdanego W
Toledo, o .,duzegoKA.
AMERYK1 i
ten odtad dawa6 be-
dziemy W prezencle
ab0nentOm naszym,
kt6rzy cam teraz ca
}oroczny abonament
W1ARUsA, W sumie
$3.50, naprz6d zapta-
ca. KALENDARZ A.
MERYKIj jest piawie
jeszcze raz tax gruby,
.jak Kalendarz Mary.
aisi, i wiele .wlecej.
zawiera obrazk6w i
wog6[e trescl. Cena
K~ALENDARZA A.
MERYKI rs ct. - z
przeSefka .p0cZt4 W.
dom 30 ct.
Nasz podr6zujacy
agent pan Teofl Der
dowski bedzie W tych
'dniach W interesie
naszej gazety w]ron~
wood, Hurley, Besse-
mer i Ashland.
Pan Stefan He
we'll z Chicago ma Cd
mas upowaznlenle do
kolektowania abona-
. n Wiaru"a" )a-
ko tez og}oszeh. "
tych dniacd odwiedzi
on. naszych abonen-
tow " Chicago, Joliet
i La Sale.
PrzYpominamy,s re
pod}ug naszej: kon-
stytucyi trzeba, VIA
rusa" konlecznie z.
CORY op(aca6. Pred
plata roczna wynosi
$3.50. Kto pragnie
dostat " prezencie
Kalendarz Ameryki,
powlnivn d~o}aezyc 5
cent6w "a porto pocz-
towe.
Maui sobis q sbow,essk, po.
leo,d esvseY oplatki 40 b. gsowy
neur.'Ris, kt6rvob usywalilay
prsss 7 lot. sawsss sdobrsmi sk1ts
kamil Pomoo oks.ai, sisw ka1dyn
prsyp.dku. !,
J6s. 4. F.jtsssk shinsr. Tex,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

P1EKNY obrazkowy Kalen-
darz ma r. 1909, wielklego 'formatu,
MONA. dostad "a IS Ct, %adresujac:
F. A. Miller, General Passenger
Agent Chicago, Milwaukee st.
Paul Ry Chicago.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

A large barn, owned b. D.. A.
Hancock. near Blackburn. was
burned Saturday night. Eleven
head Of males and horses. one Get
Of harness, oas buggy. one surrey
end Q large s1ouat q feed IVES
Destroyed. )
~. Hancock was not ct home
asd Mrs. Hancock Wss no aware
of the Ore until sometsne from
Blackburn. about two miles dis.
tant, notified her. The origin Of
the ERE 10 uukuows.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

The following u,emben OF the
Teacher Institute which Il being
held here. commenced work Mon.
day morning: ,
Misses Ida Odell. Rlissheth n.
Clarkaou. Malinda Montague. May
Swi<her. Pattie Page. Harriet
Laurie. Burnis Rankin. Louise De.
Tienue. Vsndslis; Matte E. Ca.
Hill. Slater; Francrs Alexander.
Drexel; Julia Webb. Hardemsn:
Fannie Cordell. Prescott. Ark;
Katherine Kennedy. Nelson; and
Messrx. A. NJ. Heuley. Hefndon:
w. d. BAx,ain. Concordia; J. w.
Rutherford. Laynesville; Hugh
Berlin. Blackburn end Samuel
ROthrock. Sweet Springs.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

]. W. Mckinney, sdmv. toe o.
Richardsoa, q is.ioo acres, a..
s7.Ss.ie. e6oo.
]. N. Fitch to Annie G. Adams.
lots 10. n. block ;, College 3D..
Marshail, ti3oo.
J. W. Mckinney, sdmr. to ".
r. Burroughs. 90 acres 3s.Ss.Se,
$s7oo.
+. 8. Minor and wife 10 W. L.
Ayers. lots ~ to 70 Inc. sub. div.
lots r4o 10 iss Inc.. block 50. M.
ami, Sisso.
w. NJ. Bell and vile to Chas.
Uirey. isH acre S.ss ~. $40.
Florauce L. Cason and husband
to Eliza G. McKee,. 5 acres 1880.
Al. $4,000.
@. D. Swinney to J. w. Friley,
lots 4 & 5. block G. Gillian. $3.50.
d. w. Wing to Taylor Cuerraut,
go acres IS. 3o.ss Ie. 40. $4,000.
H. w. Redmsu to Emma 3.
Turk. pt. lot 9, block ; west I'd.
Slater, $6as.
Lima G. Helm to Mary J.Cooper,
pit. lots 5 and 6. block . Slater,
$500.
w NJ Reynolds by r.. to G. NJ,
Francisco. lot ISox7oo Il. neal
block 3. Nelson. $3.50.
Calvin P6eger ct 81 to A. 4,
Riley. q Int. lot ~. block 9. Grand
Pass. $33.33.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16
slssss Nseso sAos.

John West. . negro. wss shot
Sunday afsernooo BY City Nsrshai
Frank Hubhsrd. The negro hes
he~s employed 90 che Hubank farm
nesr Slater and had been quarrel.
ing with his wife. who lives In Sla.
ter. Billy Craix and Alexander
Coode, ~" negroes. attempted %
settle the d 6cuIty and u compen.
aation Tor their trouble secsived
two shots from Wext's pistol. Al.
ter firing. West attempted 10 make
his escape. but was overtaken w.
the officer. who winged" the
fleeing West. The hall entered
the hack and lodged In the hreast
and the chances fOr recovery are
slim.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

Mn. &. b. Dsstistt. o. this city.
received last Monday The following
letter:
ssai, tssesdSss, r. l.. 7.4.'o,.
Ma 4. y. ,Dasslstt, ElasshsIi, No.
Dsas AAadam:-lt = WITH 1sup
Isegsse tAAe I hsve 10 is(osu gyou
|ef the desth ~ y0us Sqe,1 4Wta
n. Dastlstt. it-2Ae ~ 8e6paEal
here. % the night d Jniy IT, ieo,,
q is:%o O'Clock p: u.
Yoar con hads6e ct 10 quite good
health up 10 ne tine VI. bic last
illncsar ~phieA lowesd shuut ten
days. HAAS takes viii ''scuts
d~yssntesy" md ,all sacns q the
Paee rusYenW WIRE nWavailtng. Ms
Elects. Of which ! se6d hcsevitha
|liss for receipt end sstssSs u this
Office. have b~en forwarded 70 you
BY the Qusrtevmaster's Depart.
meus. Appjicslieaa for deposits
With Paymastes and pay due your
sou should he msde to the Auditor,
Tor the War Department. WsShinx.
tor. d. G.
Very Respectfully.
J. r. THOMAS. ia.
I'd Lieu. 18th Infantry.
Com. Co. A.
Edwin Bartlett. was about .
years Old md left his home In Mar.
shalt, about Sept. .. 1899. He en-.
listed In he srmy ct Ksasas City.
and Was cent direct to the Philip.
pines.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16
c. & A. Brakemsa Huet.

James Hobart. q G. & A. brake.
man. was seriously hurt while load.
ing stock at Mt. Leonard Sunday
night. He was using q pusher 10
moving SOME cars. when II broke,
and struck him a blow In the breast.
He was tsten to the hospital in
Kansas City.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16
lLacinda vsnViatjs.

Mrs. Lucinda vsnWinkle died
st her home. near Faisvilie. Mon.
day night. August Isth. Mrs.
VanWinkle wax born In 81. Clair
county. H.. Feb. IS. 1854. She
was married to Jessie VauWinkle
In Sept. 1886. and came to Missouri
In 1866. and settled on q farm where
they have since lived.
Five children survive her. They
are: John H. VanWinkie. Of Nor.
ton; Mrs. w. E. Long. Of Fair.
vile; Mrs. D. b. Robertson. Of Nj.
Leonard; Mrs.. R. d. Lilies, Of Nor.
ton. and Mrs. J. w. Norton, Of
Jerseyviile. III.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

George w. Walk. Long wood.
end Rosa L. Rainex. Koping.
WE Stephens and Laura Barnes.
Miami.
w. G. Seal'. Sprin6eId. and
Hewrietta Hooker (col. }. Lebanon.
James Gordon. Colorado Springs.
and Julia Gordon. Fai.ville.
Charley Harris, Slater. aud Ka.
lie Warrington. Rlmwood.
Victor McCallister and Minnie
Davenport. Marshall.
Henry +. Oresr, Slater. and Re-
becca o. Suoddy (CM.). Glasgow.
Ely Bolder and Saliie Wilson,
Sweet Springs.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

The Chicago & Alton claim Dc.
partn,ent hes compromised with
the French Acrohatic Company.
whose baggage ives totally destroy.
Cd 10 the wreck Of the Chicago
train between Marshall end Nor.
ton, July 10. for SIS 900. $780,.
600 Was 6sst demanded By The
Frssch cowpany. bat they finally
consented 10 take half.
There are seventeen periormefs
10 the company. and they were on.
their way to San Francisco to open
Q several weeks engagement q that
place. Sisce The wreck they hsve
been stopping 1t the New Albany
Hotel In Kansas City as the Altou's
expense. The amount received
from the Alton Company will iully
repay them Tor the loss Of theft
baggage and consequent canceila'
ton Of the San Francisco engage.
memt.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

Mn. n. r. Hudson died At her
home In Boonville Sunday wosning
Aug. ~. after On extended illness.
Mrs. Hudson IVES the daughter Of
Isaac Myers Of Miami. and . sister
u N. Nick Myers Of this place.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16
IResoIvsioes q Respect.

WHEREAS. Through the pro-
videuce Of On aliwise God our ais.
ter. Minnie May Northcraft. has
fallen asleep; and.
WHEREAS. The member Of the
Modern Union OF Missouri desiring
to give and perpetuate au expires.
sion Of their estimate Of their de.
parted sister. hereby adopt the fol.
lowing:
ResOIrsd, That by the taking
away Of out sister. this lodge has
lost Q valued member who was held
in hig:a esteem by reason Of her de.
vo,ioh to duties devolving upon
her, ever performing them with
loyalty. fidelity and q true sense Of
honor.
Rssolred, That this lodge ex.
tend to her bereaved family our
deepest sympathy in their great
sorrow. and we mourn with them
the removal Of one whose absence
Il an irreparable loss.
Resolved, That these Tesolu.
tons be spread upon the records Of
this lodge. and . copy be furnished
to the family of our iamented sis.
ter and to the newspapers Of our
city.
PEARL JOHNSON.
MINNIE KING, }Com.
JRssIR CRRRNLxE.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16
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Securing Mere Help We vii
Be Able to wait On you bet
ter this week. e * e q
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-11-22
U. s. MARSHALS SLAIN
REMAINS FOUND IN ruins or
BuRNED HOUSE.
Moonshincr and Outlaw Is Suspected
of Killing the United States Officer.
and Also IL Negro Who Had In.
formed Against Him.

John N. Montgomery, deputy United
States marshal, of Oxford, Miss, and
deputy United States Mashal Hugh
Montgomery. of Pontoloc, left Oxford
Saturday afternoon for the purpose of
;lrrrsting Will Mathis. an alleged coun-
tcrfciter and moonshincr. who lived
twelve miles east of that place. EARLY
Sunday morning Hugh Montsomcry's
horse was found standing at the gate of
Cnrdy Hall. a nc:glbor of Mathis. and
Mathis house was burned to the ground.
Upon further Investigation two partially
burned bodies were found in the ashes of
the burned building. which have beer,
identified :s the remains of the deputy
marshalS. John n. Montgomery's horse
has not been found. and it is supposed
that Mathis made his escape ON this
horse after the men had been killed and
the house set oil fire. Mathis wife was
at her fathers. Il few miles from hci
burned home, and she says she and hcl
husband left home Sunday, her HUSBAND
leaving the county.
Mathis WAS indicted last summer. for
making and passing counterfeit money.
and was ont of Jail upon IL $4,000 bond.
The principal witness against him WAS 81
negro living in the same neighborlood
About !: month ago the negro was assnS
sinated. The two Montgomerys went TIC
arrest Mathis for making Illicit whisky
and it is supposed that they were pre-.
walled OH to remain for the night, and
were shot while guarding their prisoner.
n posse of thirty or forty of the lead.
ing citizens of Oxford went out to the
scene of the murder Monday morning,
and every effort will he made to capture
Mathis.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-11-22
WEEKS HAPPENINGS.
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN A CON-
pENsED FORM.
State, Through Attorney General
Pyle. Sues North Carolina in United
States Supreme Court to Compel a
Settlement of Bonds.

An original bill in equity has been filed
In the United States supreme court by
John l.. Pyle, attorney general of South
Dakota, against the state of North Caro-
lima to compel IL settlement of bonds 49,
sued in the name. of the Western North
Carolina Railroad Company. The state
of South Dakota is the owner of ten OF
the bonds of $1,000 par value donated
for the benefit of the university. When
the railroad i'll question was built the
state of North Carolina subscribed for
10000 shares. amounting to S3,ooo,Voo
of the stock of the railroad company. and
in return guaranteed The payment OF Ger.
tain bonds. anon which are included
those held by South Dakota. 1t is al
legged that Notwithstanding that the state
of North Carolina is receiving dividends
on the stock held by ii, there has been I;
failure on account of all extension OF
time to pay the bonds or the interest on
them. The bill filed asks for a general
determination and ii settlement OF the
question.