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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-29
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f$sA5G Es g#s3
Asp@g ordner Is inthe city fromthe
Auditor Moorhouse has issued about
40 hunting licenses.
Henry Tatley has been haying and
repprtss his hay crop all gathered.
Business meeting Dc the Basket Bali
club AT Dr. DTunnn,a residence Saturday
night.
u. Ellsworth came ii ron James
town today and goes up to Wilton to-
morrow.
Miss Mary Foley. who has been#vis--
ting Miss Daisy neeran. returned
home today
Simpson ef Dickinson came
down last night and returned 81 the
noon train today
The public schools open next Mon,
day. Teachers are returning from
their summer yacafionsana prenarine
for the fan ana winter work. Miss
Roach, one of The teachers engaged
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-29
DAILY EXCURSIONS VIA NICKEL
PLATE ROAD.

Chicago to Buffalo and New York.
Special low rates and favorable limits
on all points east Call Or address
John Y. Callahan, General Agent III.
Adams street. Chicago.
Evening star., 1901-12-05
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
MASTERS OFFICE,

Alexandria. Va. November 30 1901
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Take notice that on Wednesday, December H.
1901, at IL O'Clock a M, at my Office Special
Master in the Custom House building at Alexandria
Virginia. l shall proceed to execute the decree
rendered November 10, 1901, by the circuit court
of the United States for the eastern district of
Virginia, In the suit Of John W. Griggs and
Elbridge S. Johnson. trustees VS.. Consumers
Brewing Company, which requires me to ascertain
and report as follows: The amount and number
of the bonds issued and outstanding secured by
the several mortgages mentioned In said suit and
the amount due thereon and to whom due and also
all other debts Of Consumers Brewing Company
and to whom due. and how and to what extent, il
at ALL any Of them is lien upon the assets of
said company and their relative priorities in order
of payment, and also what amount Is reasonable
compensation to the coniplainants, trustees, for
their services, and also what will be a reasonable
fee to be allowed TO counsel for said compainapts
and defendant respectively, for their services In
this cause and also any other proper and reason
able mortgage charges against said company And
the persons interested will produce before me-
upon oath, all books. accounts. deeds and other
papers and writings In their possession or under
their control relating thereto. at which time and
place you required to attend.
Given under my hand, as Special Master Of said
court, this Both day Of November, AID. 1901
JOHN S. FOWLER
no30-10t Special Master.
Evening star., 1901-12-05

FOR RESIaBY cosYcEl Th2s 2s J. FISHER 4 CO.,
l71lConn Isr$3oo 20 1915 Cap st. Tor. so 90
1872 st. l5r. SO 40s st NV, 1or As. 90
1901 st, 11r. ~ 1925 g ST NV. Or. 45.
9O1 18th 15r. loo. 90 1913 NV. 81 90
1888 Jen pl NV, lar lvuv0 $40 Cap St Sr. 30 90
1918 Vt NV. 12r. 90 1884 29th st NV, .30OO
1928 18th st NV. .l5rl00 90 LotsNos q So as % w
100 u st ne, 13r 100 90 " Mass av 7r- l5.Uv
s iSs2 if.n nW. To-: 1ci. IS = ist
1853 soss nw. lor sald%in. sser roxor: s.Ss
st sSS st NV. lar. .sS 20 sSiy chsmplaine Az
1905 Yale St iai::: :seoS ,e Watkins pi. Chevy
1915 kenessw. N saw iIr IS 90 Lot j, 50 Gs5 D:i ''~
/ Grafton ST. Chevy Az G st sw. .o6s,
,H saa:s above Md ta ave- s. s
'0' FURNlsaGD HE'D PER 4 ASSuM. 1s sft An IN 20
18th bet Q and X. $500 near 18th NV. 800
10th bet l&K NV. .6.ou0 Woodley lane. .....i $50
its stb Bet HM PseIp. Ss5 Il
insIeside. 18th W st % NV lfi sy = bet Mas. SO
Bet ssR1fsss
10th bet o&P NV. ID, coo Yale bet 13th&lith. 500
eea HSS
ash bet se n5 nnpSns
Y ay bet K s LIZ 100 bet aoth32Ist NV. 100
bet BET Ss5srSft Ban oft r
Mass av mr. 10Th NV z. 400 Cincin av Wash Hgts 800
Iowa circle NV. =, 900 Car bet S&9 se 500
Conn av bet R&S. 1000 krick st. Chevy Ch.. 300
18th st bet LAM sts2 900 5oreoran st 18th 800
- bURNlSHED-PER MONTH.
NJ st nr 18th st nw$95 00l2lst st bet R&S S95 90
FLATS.
The Maury No 33 4r. 40 90 no. 18th st NV Or % oo
The Maury. No.32, Ar. 1000
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED AND UNFURNISts
ED APARTMENTS In THE PORTLAND"
OFFICEN
Bldg Sth&D SITS. .$25uUv l423 st, desirable oncs
el2-l4 st, I'd d. 10000 lila st. desirable oncp
to2 st. nr 20 GO f st, desirable of1ces
l421 +, I'd front. % % s057 1th desirable Offices
l4Zl +, Sd front. 10 Century bldg
ol2-li st. 2r. 1900 bldg, all imps, single
i2OS st NV, No. 4. 1e 30 rooms from Sl5 to SIS
Sc cor 12th&F NV, desir. per mo. Entire noor.
able offices. from ST. 50 Sl25 per no.
TO $o0.OO. 6l7 18th st .6Sov
STORES.
Bldg sth&D SITS. ..$25OO0 o23 st NV (base, 90
AS7 Pa av 300 2s25 II st......... .01
STABLES.
ia0a Mass av trear,$aoo lol2 i4th NV rear. ls 90
!4l8 st NV trear). 81 so 1923 trrD Is 90
I7l1 st NV (rearl 800 l70s 18th (rear) 90
CAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE RENT.
ING AND COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL
CLASSES OF PROPERTIES,
For full list of furnished and unfurnished houses
nets Offices. stores and stables apply at Office.
no30-tf
Evening star., 1901-12-05

tOR kENT-BY IL. n. SAL
62l 1th NV. .st&lir.Sl4u. W
6th&P NV. sto&dwg. 81 .0C
IL acres. lge house
q outbuildings, nr
18th & II ne. .3S o0
iS0S 1th NV. sto. eel 81. %
1915 Ith NV, ST. .6r&b. 80. so
t63 Mo av. 10r&h .30. ~
900 L ne, store. 7rSb. 2s. 90
217 Az st. 3r&b fiat.
heat and gas......27.5 SO
1901 VT av NV. 3r&b
fiat. heat furn'd. 20. 90
tl31 Sth NV, 5r&w. .l6. 80
s31 Il NV, store. 1850
Office rms. at 5l2 II ST.
Evening star., 1901-12-05
DOGS, CATS, ETC.

FOR SALE-MAI.E CANARIES FROM 81 so TO
s. ca n; parrots, dogs, cats, rabbits etc.
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE
nozSeu,A 712 18th st. NV.
FOURTEENTH STREET HOSPITAL FOR DOGS
surgical and med. .al cases Patients called for
Open all hours. Telephone No. 171-2.
no1-0 21l0 1zth ct. NV.
Evening star., 1901-12-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A. KEB ESKY, 1906 7TH ST. NV,
Will pay the highest cash prices for lades,
gents and children's cast-on clothing and shoes
and hats. Address postal and will call.
de5-6ts
Evening star., 1901-12-05
by wESCOTT & WILCOX.
lOQ7 Ponns

1913 Pa Nv NV, fine large 1915 Pa av NV sto $50 90
new store & cellar. Of Z2Ol p nw ODD mkt 70 OQ
fer wanted. noI6-tf
Evening star., 1901-12-05
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT lNw.e Green's all 10. 90
NV, 1914 Sunderl'd NV. 1926 Chester, Or g. 30
furnished 12r&b. Sl0oo 90 NV. .i32s Fristoe ar % 90
NV, BIS Ia av, c2r NV. 2ils c. br. 800
2b. .SS.35 NV, lDl5 T.. 5r. 500
NV, 10o9 9th lar. % S2SS NV O'Bricns CT, 4r6 30
NV. 2027 I, 1pr ~ 6O.ao NV, 2o6o s4th ar g Oa
NV. lllg Y. lir&b $40 Ne d22 L. crab. Is 10
NV, 1882 ", lor- 5000 NE, 20 q, 5r. ~
NV. 1900 ". l0r&b. 40 so SW, g21 a. crab. ~ ~
NV, 1854 18th. .srxb. .S5 5eisw 200 I'd ~
Nv, 21s2 18th. b. .S500lSE l1O2 9th. l2r. no.
NV. 14is nth. sra h 80 81 Sc llo4 g.h VT 10 ~
NV. 1915 3lst, 5rSblsso Sc, s25 Ga hv Or. g. 80
NV. 1912 9Th. 7r. .isu1 Sc. e27 Ca av Ar. s 30
SToRES-N.w.
go 2oth. .s4o.0olCor s2d&water sts 20 90
OFFICES
NV, Gunton bldg Offices. NV, 6ss Ia av ofBces
NV, Central bldg, Offices NV. 600 5th. 2 rms. Sii
APPLY AT OFFICE FOR WEEKLY BULLETIN
de26t THoS. E wAGGAMAN. a17 y Ut. NV
FOR RE.,i-bi IA. l.. Rt 81. ,hs I.TU ST NV
~. 18th NV, ~ rooms and baths. .eo0. 90
l4l! Bacon NV. rooms aud ba ath. 80. IS 50
li44 Oregon ave- rooms and hat % 90
sze go NV, rooms and bath. s0.e0
Store and Dwelling 1857 Pa. ave. NV.
once rooms CD. yl2 u Fn.w............... 1900
LIVERPOOL LONDON 4 GLOBE FIRE ms co.
no30-tf-S
Evening star., 1901-12-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-WHOLE OR HALF INTEREST IN FINE
saloon, hotel or large apartment house board
ing house; books must show good, profitable busi-
Am old hotel man. Address 19S, Star office.
de3-3t"
TWELVE PER CENT DIVIDEND GUARANTEED.
Stock, 81 per share. Absolutely safe investment.
Incorporated Mai, subscriptions. Particulars on
application Purchasing Association. WARNER
INVESTMENT CO.. As Kellogg building
no3O-s .tu, th, st.
FOR sALE-TwO MILLS " GEORGErowN-oN
Evening star., 1901-12-05

f9r compete list Of property for rent send for
no30-tf D. II. WARMER co. GIG z NV
Evening star., 1901-12-05
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-oI EXCHANGED FINE CORNER
Lot fn desirab BILE section OF northeast 2axolh; win
exche ncc for small house southeast or northsaDt.
ecleu GASCH BROS. 1907 y q.
Evening star., 1901-12-05

l.. Sc. cox. 1Tli&L y. W.
9th & q NV. store. Is. 50
Cor 5th&P. store. 1850
ll4i 7th NV, ir&b. .fi.l2.5O
62I 18th NV. 3r fiat 1900
"a Al NV. bascm't.l2.00
1904 3d Sc. Sr&w. ..12.O0
1883 Sth NV. store. .i2.O0
Az y Y nv. store. 1000
il3 h NV. ir.....10.0 90
Rear sos i2thnw stale. 90
I0d- Princeton 81 NV 81
233 Pomeroy. store. s. 90
452 ID NV. aff re-. 81 & 50
Rear sos 18th nw,coDG.3
NV, steam heat. no3O-tf
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-05-10
Wonderful Capture.

Capt. w. Long now first pilot on the
steamer Pokanoket noticed upon entering
Alloway Creek last Tuesday week astrange
bird soaring above the steamer and at
once resolved in his mind to affect a cap
ture, if possible. Being an old and eN-
perienced hand at the business he at
once setforth his energies in that line.
First by throwing a few crumbs ON the
deck of the steamer which were noticed
Immediately by the bird which at once
alighted only to leave upon the approach
OF the Captain. Retracing his steps he
thought OF another scheme which to his
joy proved successful,
Taking the crumbs and dipping them
in gasoline he threw them out again and
quickly as before the bird returned and
began eating the crumbs and inhaling tie
fumes and quickly the bird became dizzy
and finally toppled over. Such rejoicing
as the Captain did was a plenty.
Now he has the bird in his possession
on board OF the steamer Pokanoket and
i~ovfullv exhibits it to all who come
around. This bird is a steel colored car
rier and is marked with a band around
his right leg bearing the inscription n.
II. 1854 this makes the second bird he
has captured. u.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-05-10
Mr.. Babcock's Tarim Views.
Washington Post,

If the Republican majority in the Fifty
seventh Congress should promptly take
pthe work OF tariff revision ON the line
marked out by MIR. Babcock, and should
strip all the monopolistic combinations Of
their tariff protection, the Democrats
would be deprived of an issue on which
they expect to win. Ii the Republican
majority should reject the Babcock pro-
position and the policy which it is intend
ed to initiate, the Democrats would find
in such rejection a rich endowment of
party capital. That is what Chairman
Payne, OF the ways and means commit
tee, proposes, and he is understood to
have a formidable following. But of all
the men in the United States no man UNI
derstands better than does Mr.. Babcock
what is demanded OF the Republican par
ty as a condition precedent to another APP
peal to the people. lie says, and he is as
much a protectionist rs any man in Con-
gres, that the question, "Why do You
permit a tariff to remain ON articles which
can be produced here cheaper than else
where?' will be put squarely to his party
in the Congressional canvass OF ueNt year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-05-10
GENERAL ASSEMBLY NEWS
An Offer Which Will be of Great In
tcrrst TO All Presbyterians.

Tie best news Of the Presbyterian Gen
eral Assembly, which will be held in
Philadelphia beginning May Is and con-
tiuuing about ten days, will appear from
day to day in "The Philadelphia Press"
Rev. DR.. 5. 5. ellison, OF Pittsburg,
will have charge Of the reports and the
paper will be mailed to any address post
paid throughout the assembly sessions
(from May IL to May % inclusiyel for %
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-05-10
1ei Generations Since Adams Time

Alfred Judson Fisher, the Chicago his
@torian, has woyen the highly interesting
results OF a genealogical investigation in
to "a Daughter of Adam a short story
which lac has written Tor The Ladies
Home journal. lie traces the heroine OF
his romance (in real life a wellknoWn
Philadelphia womanl directly back To
Adam, establishing with corroboratiNe
detail every link in the long genealogical
chant lie brings to light the fact that
there have been one hundred and twenty
one generations of the human family be
ginning with Adam,
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-05-10
II Saved His Leg.

p. \. Dantorth. of LaGrange, Ga, suffer
ed for six months with a frightful running
sore on his leg; but writes that Bucklen's
Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days.
For Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, it's the best
salve in the world. Cure guaranteed. On
Iy 2jc. Sold by Johusou's druggist.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-05-10

James M. Newell,
rcnnsyiiIe, n. j,
west jersey . sEA:a,s. RAILROAD
On and after March s, 1900,

trains VIII leave WOODBURY. as 10 lows:-
For Phila e'phia, 5.54, 6.3i. 72n, : 81. AS, $50,
9Wl. 1900, HIS 4 " Il o., LII 800, Ava, 4 AZ.
Sis, *, 6G1. $50 1.l5. ~ 03, and II p3 T.. NJ.
weekdays sundays, ST s45 A NJ AN4,
5.2S, 5.45 $40 aud ll.l9 Pm
Fui GtassDuiu. q IS, s "a. s Is. 1901. II. 22 A N 4:
lZ.i2 2.0S, 3.24, 245, 3 SO. 50l, 52s, 5.Ii, 682,
7l3, 500, l0.47 +. VI. :l2.I7 n,aht week days
sunday, SS6 Mo % and 10 % ?. NJ.
For SwcdeShuru 6.49 $50. II IS A. NJ :..0i. 4.35,
a. 5 q week Gays. sundays $50 A
For Vinrlaud aud M,llylue, G IS, ga M.:l2 81,
34$, 81, 7tS f. ~ weeF days, sundays, I'd,
30 " +. N
Namtcc lly,r and points Of tie Maurice
day. - days, 3 SCI. N,
FcI sra Cly and % ean tity, a2i A.,
A.; SO f.. M.~eeN dlSS, SunIaJs, ~, y,
For Cope May, ga A., Nj: a.is. +, a.,
For tI'ahtte Guy, 50 M.I3.}3l +. NJ, week
days. SuHGaAs, = IS 4 ~ So + NJ.
rur Nlirm, via & asst oru, s.I5 A.. N 363 T..
NJ week days. Via Swrdtsburn. ia. SO,
II 81 A. ;2uN | 81 and6Il Pm " rk days.
For Briigrlnn. 64s, s.i5A A. N. 1852, 1853, 5.2s.
ana d 32l' N week days. sundays, $50 a.
NJ. and 5?2 =. NJ.
h%EtCRNING TRAINS.
Leave Philatt lphiL for Woodbury. els, S III s ~.
5 80, 9.81, ll.tO 4 N. 1900 noon / 81, 2 81, S.!N
$50. 40, 49,, $50, 5 -, 8 A., Ga. 6 y, T.H, ga.
l015, ll4'r T.. NJ. weekdays. sundays. sos,
SIS A. NJ. l2So, 500: $50, and 10 " T. NJ.
Leave O. tdesbn'O Tor Woodbury., 5.2S. 7.uS, sos,
aS6A. 81; l2.2a, liz, and ~ r. NJ. week days.
Sumtays Sa A. NJ Al e. NJ.
For unr tables aud further Information apIy
TO Iiektt gcuI at HE station
J.B HUTCHINSON, J.R WOOD,
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-05-10
Early RecoIlections
roLp BY ANN roRHERT.

.I.lioIt il, III w
,,,u as +Lo ,.orr@ Ii
p,,,gn csr t-.y,;f, 49,. -.
,,af,hL,r +, Lor fn %, 80
Times ue have boon rorrn,o5 s..
trrning an an GRAND soo,,an tm
d.p,gbted TO ba,r bor AN -
MIC and rocoroctions - III.
Mrs rorhart otto,d 81,
Green Richard Gnrrau v.os or,,.I
master who whinned hard sLo aIso
went to John Snmmerilrs r. Old
school House Green was sold after CON
rrsI school Uouse was bni1d ob,r, %
,a,rs and is now sorving as a hon Loryo
~, +lc I,bu patorso, farn, NON au,,a5
tv- G. Turner
onn If tho dptios Of ,ir,s AND women,
.,sr half q contpr, aoo which hos ,,ro
amt ri fashion was to milk COWS and ot-
,...,I WiImipgfop market sbo ,so -
mills three, She liked IN work The
WAGES then was so cents 4 week Mrs
Torlert began going to market with her
I!i''i'g' M'e' ON! 10 years o.u, ana con-
''Aug' WIN o"' ,'" years ihterh''Sslon
market women with her were Mary
Flanagan. Ann Diver. Sarah DoIbow.
Hannah Irwin. Cbristiana and Naomi
>,anmcriII. Truck was all carried over
I'M sail boats from the Cove or Pogue's
'z"''H' ''," E'''V' VIM" =,
'.''' "'' So Nv spi'"s' i,,'..
we've ie" gun Ie'S over man " century
&C., "'.' ~, 50 - wa
..1 I'm 3,. I..
~ -, ,aI -.
"a, r' vac ',.' 80 '''', -
'.os ~ w. m" ".l shl
',N,.'' ,io -, ,r.r,, ,Ed a5,r
Jaw wa, -; nv - -9I' Wv
''s a1,
g. To- tLtNl az Hl 81 IT.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-05-10

Biliousness Is a condition characterized by
a disturbance Of the digestive organs. The
stomach is debjlitated, the liver torpid. the
bowels constipated. There is a loathing of
food, pains in the bowels, dizziness. coated
tongue and vomiting, first orthc undigested
or partly digested food and then of bile.
Chamberlain's stomach and Liver Tablets
allay the disturbauces1of the stomach and
create a healthy appetite. They also tone
up the liver to a healthy action and rcgu-
late the bowels. Try tlbm aud you are
certain to be much pleastd with the result.
For sale by II. S. Frencll
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-05-10

Less talk by the negro about his "in-
ture" and more work on his part Tor the
''present is one OF the ways OF solving
the problem.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-05-10
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1901.

The center of population remains in
Indiana as the center OF politics does in
Ohio.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-05-10

The recent decision of the L. :. SUI
preme Court that divorces procured in
Dakota or Kansas ON a temporary resi-
dence of either man or wife is Illegal I'M
less both have their residence in tine state
where the divorce is procured. is IikeIyto
make a large number f bigamists Of those
who have remarked.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-05-10

~
many goods as
Crowded we have in stock
for this spring
Store and summer bust
ness. Every De
partment is crowded with
the best styles and values
we could find, as we pro-
pose to give you the most
and best we can for your
money. Hundreds Of lat
est style of suits from lead
ing New York, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore makers.
Big lines at the popular
prices of $40, S12 and SIS
New York style of boys
and little boys suits at all
prices, in the new shapes
and colors. The greatest
stock of mems furnishings,
neckwear, underwear, fam
cy hosiery, neglige, colored
and white shirts, and all
the articles Of mems wear,
Our $3.50 and $500 Der
by Hats, and our $500
$3.50 Soft Hats in all the
new colors are right in style
and low priced for the quail
tiles, Have you ever tried
our "Walk-over" $3.50
shoes. None better any
where for the money.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-05-10

Philadelphia began the building Of
their city hall in the middle Of Market
and Broad Streets in 1870 and it has just
been declared finished after an eSpendi-
ture Of twenty-five millions Of dollars
Father Penn's Public Building Commits
sion has been an expensive luxury.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-05-10

Every now and then, it is discovered
that the Governments estimates OF gold
in the country are some hundreds Of mil
lions too high. Yet the Government
Bureaus continue to keep the official tig-
ures standing at the old SUM Itmay be
necessary in the next campaign, Won
know, to show that we have plenty of
money,
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-05-10
The PENIS Grove Record

The PENIS Grove Record
FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1901.
The center Of population remains in
Indiana as the center OF politics does in
Ohio.
Some are constrained to think that
President Mckinley triumphal tour on
a palatial train might mean a third term.
From latest reports, some OF our com
missary officers in the Philippines have
not been exclusively engaged in the hero
business.
Less talk by the negro about his "fn-
ture" and more work on his part Tor the
present is one OF the ways OF solving
the problem.
Ii you are troubled with sleepincss in
church, pick out some woman who is
o.
chewing gum and watch her. You can't
go to sleep While dong 'iat'
i'll ~, f,rybt tbrqe
years ago was NOT an expensive al
fair in itself. But its results up to date
have cost the American poole the tidy
little sum Oh s2oo'ooo,V V''
IL = T. - ean.r,l Mac ,r-
a,i H., rr.,i rrcs. ,-.nria-
~. Sn1a, tta I-,it.d Stata- and fins put
I.I. 49, I'i, i.,r,IJ. -,,to If larceny
- n,i;,.
We really Thought that Mr.. Morgan
was too wise 10 accept that foolish theory
that cold could be extracted in paying
quantities from salt water. 1t seems,
however. that he purposes to experiment
with it-apd probably he will succeed.
-
sapient british commission mas CONN
to the learned conclusion th'I 'h' ''e
way to eradicate ~d'onNeiil'eS~ II 10 give
oil and Their descendants 'Il17 r,"''"-
only temperate people hralI''L il''s j.
not a joke.
ulaI,. L.. - ;,dgI,risg iu=thc.
"a -, ~. f.I.orfor ,,t vrt,n tao ran-
Nv rai viii IN. c~vtinoni.bod by the
Ill. - III. pensioners A. tbc roll
In L.. ,t increase o,.ary year
altL,a,,,L Il hos b.er some n year. since
tIa ,,.,r .1a..d it ..on,e rather premature
- Conn, ri, , ,,os-i1la decrease
Every now and then, it Is discovered
that the Governments estimates OF gold
in the country are some hundreds Of mil
lions too high. Yet II government
Bureaus continue to keep the Official il4-
ures standing at the old sums 1t may De
necessary in the next campaign You
know, to show that We have plenty Oh
money,
Dr,.l,.7iz - H. lrill;ro of
- In :. ~. an, - u5rr.t
ttlIli Wy lAtAIi ~ IN
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-06-06
LORD HAMILTON APPLAUDED.
His Plain Talk to the British Eigor-
Ously Applauded by the st.
james Gazette.

London. June 2-Commenting Oh
Lord George Hami1ton's letter of FIJI
dav. rep-.7ing to the attack OF Sir
Alfred Hickman. in the house of COM
mons. May %, on American locono-
tiyes and bridges, the newspapers are
unsparing in their criticism OF what
the St. james Gazette calls the You
be-damned" attitude OF British manu-
facturers toward their customers The
St. James Gazette applauds Lord
Hamiltonfs crushing, brutal frank
ness III commenting OF the Micawber
methods OF British employers. and
the selfish idleness of British work
men," and, proceeding to censure the
methods of trades unionists as thor
ouchly and unscrIpulosuly dishon-
est" The paper says it could almost
wish Lord Hamilton had not given an
undertaking to give preference TO
British firms where it Is possible,
as lit would be well for the future
that ouc industrial classes learn the
bitter lesson of their experience"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-06-06

AT C~ovington. KY, on the night OF
the 31st. Mrs. Kate Hester, aged 81.
after n quarrel with her husband. OF
TO, aged -. at the supper table, shot
and killed him. as well rs their three
year-old daughter, after which she
put the revolver to her y head and
blew out her brains.
a cable message received by Will
lam Cramp & Sons. at Philadelphia,
on the 31st, announced that Jne first
payment for the cruiser contracted
for by the Turkish government has
been made by the Imperial Ottoman
bank.
James F. Craig. an Edgar county
Ul.l inventor, says he has perfected
and patented. after many years ex'
perimenting. a rotary engine which,
it is claimed. will revolutioniZe the
world of steam machinery.
4 dispatch from Bentonton. Tenn
of the 31st, say a terrific hail storm
passed over Polk county, doing great
damage to corn and cotton and com,
pletely wiping out the wheat CROP
along Hiawassee river The storm was
fercest near Wetmore, where b hal
drifted a foot deep.
A Washington dispatch of the 31st
saws: While it is said Mrs. Mckinley
stood the journey across the CONT
nent remarkably well, since Der re
turn she has grown steadily weaker
The complaint which developed Il
such an alarming extent in the IA
west is returning.
Gov. insolvency of South Carolina
on the 31st. returned the resignation
of Senators McLaurin and Tillman
with the request that they seriousl.
| consider the effect of their action Of
the people of the state who had g
sirnally honored them.