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Evening journal., 1901-09-27
Drnwned Man Rnried

In St. Peters Church this morning
high mass was said over the body ol
John Ahrens. Jr., who died by drown
ing in the Christiana creek Tuesday
Many floral emblems we're received, the
most elaborate of them being from a
club to which Mr.. Ahrens belonged. In
terment was made in Cathedral Gene
terry.
Evening journal., 1901-09-27
DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE
CONTRIBUTES TO FUND

The Democratic League has contrib
uted $40 to the Mckinley Monument
Fund, expressing the hope that the
project will not fall through.
The amount so far subscribed Is as
follows.
Evening Journal fund ........S S599. 90
Morning News fund ......... 312S5
Total to date ............. S912.35
Evening journal., 1901-09-27
NIGHr SCHOOL. 50 PER MONTE.

A course in Bookkeeping, Arithme-
tlc. Penmanship, Spelling, Letter
Writing. Reading, Shorthand and
IyBewriting may be taken at the VIII
mington Business School at a cost OF
80 per month. Individual instruction.
Proprietors teach. Call this week to
make arrangements.
BEACON & DUTTON.
Proprietors.
Evening journal., 1901-09-27
placed uader Peace BOND

Charged with having acted in a dis
orderly manner in Brandywine hun
dred, kennard Trusty. colored, was
placed under a 500 peace bond by
Magistrate Pritchett this morning. In
default Of bond Trusty was locked up
and will be sent to New Castle Jail.
Evening journal., 1901-09-27
Wreolsed sehoone = Crew Arrlr. ;

Aboard the steamer Calcium the crew
OF the schooner Thalluim. which was
wrecked in the Arctic ocean on August
3 arrived off Marcus Hook yesterday.
The Thalluim sailed from New York
last April, bound for Ivigtut for a
cargo of cryollte. a substance used in
the manufacture of glass.
Evening journal., 1901-09-27
win Inve.iigare Report wrzz

Or. Alexander d. Lowber, Secretary
Of the State Board Of Health, went to
Sussex county today to investigate the
report that a number of smallpox
cases exist near Seaford. So far no
cases have made their appearance in
this city.
Evening journal., 1901-09-27
Roy Took Involuutary Bath

While attempting 10 step from one boat
20 another on the Christiana river az
Church street wharf yesterday. Walter
Wilson, a lad, fell into the water He
was rescued by several bystanders.
Evening journal., 1901-09-27
Ma. hiaists Held Score. MEETING

Wilmington Lodge Of AIachinists held
an important meeting last night, the OBJ
iect of which would not be divulged by
those present. Fully 200 members were
present. Business Agent John Keegan.
of Philadelphia, was present.
Evening journal., 1901-09-27

A BEAUTIFUL STOVE.
Cartmells stove enamel made ii so
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-05
VIRGINIA MAN HUNT.
Posse Exchanges Shots With a Fus'
tive Murderer.

Roanoke. Va. Nov. 5.-The man
hunt H. Franklin county tor William
Haze who fred shotgun into goiIt-
ical meeting at The little town Of Fer
rum Saturday night. killing t"o men,
" III goin. Oh Ut ! Z. II. when the
t graph operator At Forum sent
Wo.d to the Associated Press CORE
..a1ent that the man aad not yet
/ captured. Hale ~aa located il
- mountains. six miles from FesrGm,
before daylight in company with Lar
kin Saunders. brother CT Fales Wife
Eoth men We're heavily armed AMI
when the posse came within shooting
distance the outlaws fired on them
Tho posse returned the fire. shooting
In the direction from which the gun
flashes came. Saunders was wounded
and captured hnr Hale got away II
the darkness None of the posse was
wounded. L is raining II that section
ani this prevents IN blooahounds fol
lowing the trail Saunders says Hal
IA 4 double, ,Gr,eilel hreach-leaii7e
shotgun ard pier;F = shells and vi.
not be taken alive
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-05
REMEDY LACK OF ENGINEERS.
uaior Naval Officers Will Have TO
Serve in ErCinerocmS.

Washington. Nov. 5.-Important ac-
tion to remedy the great military
weakness Of the United States navy
lack Of efficiency in the engineering
department-has been determined up
on by Secretary Long. in accordance
with the views set forth by Admiral
Melville. ongneer-in-c hief, in his last
annual report.
The extension of the engineering dN'
ties of the junior officers will be di'
rected. and the service of such officers
in the engineroom will be made com
pulsory instead Of voluntary.
Post graduate instruction in marine
engineering and design vii! be estao
lishea at the naval academy for those
iunior officers Of the line who desire
10 familiarize themselves with mar!E6
engineering
The protected cruisers Cincinnati
and Raleigh will be used for the pnr
nose of systematically training ths
Hrcmeo in their duties.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-05
HITCH IN NEGOTIATIONS.
Officials Blamed for Failure to Secure
Miss Stones Release.

New York. Nov 5.-The hitch in the
negotiations for Miss Stones release
arises from two causes. First. the
fierce antagonism between United
States Diplomatic Agent Dickenson
ard Russian Minister Bakhmeteff. sec
ond. the missionary and diplomatic
d;sinclination 10 accede 10 the brig
and's terms. though moderated. says
Tho S2makov CORES Spondent Of The
Journal ard Advertiser. The relations
between NJ. Bakhmeteff and NJ. Dick
inson are strained 10 the breaking
point. The former, being friendly to
Bulgaria. does not want his agent 10
finish tie final transaction on Bulgar-
ian soil Mr. Berth. Macedonian
student al the American institute at
Samakov, one OF the agents sent to
negotiate with the hrigan3s. has re
turned from Raslog. He reports that
the hric2nds consider Mr.. Dickinson :
money offer as too small They say
that they do not want TO agree 10
terms that would disgrace them with
their brethren. Discussing the
amount Of ransom Missionary Ba!ard,
purSer of the Samakov institute says
.'lf the brigaHds get a quarter Of
what they still ask bands will spring
IN like mushrooms. Samakoy Itself
| will furnish many and Bulgaria will Be
| ruined The bi.ganis began neg2' Z
,ons with Us by asking twice Miss
Stones weight in gold Even fourth
os this sum is preposterous. II the
Rulsarians had either trackers or
hloCdhounas Miss Stone would not be
spending her siNty-first day with the
h,;c
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-05

mral Sampson to Commodore Schley.
dated May 10. 1898. directing the lat
ter TO take steps to prevent the enc.
my from continuing work on the new
lortifications at Cienfuegos 1T does
not appear" continued Mr.. Hanna.
that any steps were taken to prevent
work on these new Notifications. In
faet. this order was not. so far as the
testimony shows, in any way re-
garded"
Mr.. Hanna then quoted the order di.
recting Commodore Schley to leave
Cierfuegos before daylight Of Nav 23d
and said that as this order had direct
cd that il possible :he squadron shoald
leave before daylight of that dav il
should be construed as message al
urgency. Nevertheless the commodore
had not sailed until the evening Of the
next day.
Respecting the order that the flying
squadron on leaving Cierfuegos should
mask its movements Mr.. Hanna said
that this order was nor carried ont.
Mr.. Hanna then took UP the third
specification OF the precept concerning
the cruise from Cienfuegcs to Santa
go. He admitted that the Eagle had
delayed the progress Of the squadron
brt said that this was not due to the
weather but to water in her cCnnart
mects The testimony was he said
uniform to the effect that the run was
a slow one and that il did not proceed
with dispatch as directed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-05
ESCAPE or PRISONER.
Ceruty Sheriff ard I've Women Are
CHARGED with Assisting Him.

5 attle Wash Noy. 5.-Caprain F.
r. lIar 7y. recently aavieted q swim
ding ~. T. Enger IegGan Of this city
ont II sloana IL -ha sale OF the oil
s.. amer Professor Morse IN lSaS ara
sertencei % two wears II tae paaiten-
.i4ry. has escaped from Sheriff Guide.
Zee. AMI is al large. With reward Ct
$50 up for his recap.are. He was
taken 10 Tacoma hv a deputy sheriff
Saturday. ard there gave !. oficfg
the slip.
The deputy. as We'll as Har'v's So
ter. Miss Nellie Handy and her
friend Mrs f. Frackelton. were a.
rested fer conspirirg 70 assis, Handy
TO escape. The charge s felony
Handv's home vas IN San Francisco
He had beer in jail here for mere thar
4 year His case Is on appeal 70 The
supreme court Of the state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-05
MEETING BROKEN UT.
Pro-eoers Roughly Handled in Lon
don Suburb.

London. Nov. 5.-The temper of the
British public regarding the war was
plainly shown Sunday in Peokham a
suburb OF London. 4 small gathering
Of the local branch OF the Democratic
league undertook 70 hold meeting 10
protest against the war. The mani
festants started in procession for the
place Of meeting. but before they ar
rived they were hc9ted. huffeted and
dispersed.
4 crowd estimated ct 10000 gather,
ed to oppose them. There were many
ugly rushes and the police We're bare
ly able to protect the struggling pro
Boers from the fury of the populace
After considerable tishting. durins
which . man Was stabbed. TIE pro
Beers were removed under police pro
lection. The victorious crowd isel
held a lingo 2ls6tirs an. sang Rue
Britannia"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-05


gotten up all the speed thai wo- noo-7
81. AS 10 the passing of the fying
sluaaroh by the Eagle on the morning
~ May ~ and the latter's conyevinp
,he information that there was "no
news Admiral Schley corrected HI.
'estifncny where he said ne was not
mistaken In this by stating that ho
might have been mistaken.
His Report Of the Battle.
aamiral Schley also corrected his
STATE ment regarding his yisjt IN tha
nasshiD New York. when ho had mado
i,is preliminary report of the battle of
1hiy i" 10 ADMIRAL Sampson. The rec.
ofa, ne sad. did not make the matter
GuIe clear The admiral said 10 mo -
sald the witness. that | had omitted
@ very important detail. which was to
s'.,r that The New York was present"
illness corrected but one Of his
ahs "eIs 10 the questions Of tac court.
i.is question was r. the efoc; that 90
ne "as orGered - 90 to Cienfucgos tc
'a'a3iisa a blockade was i not his
th'F under the circumstances to CON.
" i.itafc direct. either by sigaal or
't"F~lsc. with The senior officer nj
NJ vessels returning from Cienfuogos
al Obtain from him all Information
iFfafa.Ls the situation al or near tha,
po.i?
p" rs wcr as corrected was: Tho
ahMnr!caiion which he made - me-
'tsslaa ne Eagie Indicated that Can.
7 5N " Gala kr,.r ,.e l,,,,,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-05
Ar,,,y officers in Disgrace.

Manila. Nov. 5.-Captain Spellmaa
and Lieutenant Ionss OF the Forty
third regiment. whc were convicted OF
illici, trading and bribery. have been
sentenced u five and three years IN
prisonmeut. respectively. IaeN nave
been brought to Manila en- route to
Fort I.eavenwol;h. Kan, where they
will be imprisoned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-05
Four Younu Men Drowned.

Michigamme. Mich. Nov. 5.-Fou'
prominent young men of this village
George w. Levin. Abel Levin. Emi
Carlson and Alvin Carlson, were
drowned IN Lake Michigan. The mei
crossed the lake earlier in the day II
two boats. the Levin brothers in one
and the Carlson brothers i'll the other
storm came up and the party start
ed at home in one boat which it is sup
nosed was canSiged.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-05
SAFE BLOWN OPEN.
Explosion Causes Fire Which Almcs
DESTROYS Village.

Hope. n. D.. Nov. 5.-Safecrackers
blew open safe in the meat market
at Clifford. about o'clock Saturday
night. and originated fire which con
sumed nearly the entire business part
Of the village. The loss is about SO
ooo. which is partly covered by insur-
ance.
The robbers. who secured only few
dollars. have not been found.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-05
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSiNATE.
Two Shots Fired at the Russian Pre-
feet Of Police.

London, Nov. "a dispatch 10
ncws agency from ST. Petersburg says
an unknown man gained an interview
with Lieutenant General kleigel' the
prefect OF police. under the pretense
Of presenting a petition and shot at
him twice with revolver before he
was overpowered. The genera! was
not wounded.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-05
Ecratardmcrt Of Fortifie ations.

.A -s.r-; j.. ,te
'..,, ,Ia,frai ca,o,,sn,,
.,,r.t1, 49,. n.
,-s.s-t.-r ,,rratiors a. follows
h' \. .'"f'i.'N "'. '.'.' a'.o'' = .n,'o
~ as,,,;ra
"th .-.,,.iars No.,
IN 7" ~ "' ..,a,; Xxx,
a,sI ,rarn ,alk
".i II, ...,,. ,h,, nrnhahlv were
nm "'''4A nho.h,r H.
"' tra@.a,;a or Er,n,
~" y ''.'f N' i'e.. ,,.a,.,,. ana
..'t~- Il ,,a
'Nat r'' aH+ Ill n'.',' .i,,nr,
I,.,,..r,,. Rows
,t..nro.c Ion,ly Objected 10
r,. Ill, ,ha cour, ala
'his Up" - - ''i'iO''' ~, ,amiral
1T, suS'','.. ~, ''
~ merely wanted 10 say In connec.
m' ',.nnan, Roys testimony
.,a- heard nothing Of the protest
whicb ho speaks of-of the desire Of
Lieutenant SoutherIanl 10 coai' ! an
quite sure he Is mistaken ABOUT 'nd''
because Il would have bech lihposs!o''
tha, day for the ship TO coai.
Admiral Schley was then hna'l! eN
cus.d and Captain Lemly offered q
,,rra number of documents as evl
Ic,ce
before taking the usual recess fol
,,,,,h,on Nr. Raynor offered IN eVl
donco the commission OF Admira
Srhl,y and when asked il he had any
objection 70 i, going in Captain LEM!
o.1' ,,.ar.a a "\ona al all"
In reply 10 a question by Adm'fa
Dewey captain L.mly said; :.
Il, is signed by the president II y
was i''s' ,',nr ,h,t mono OF these
al ,n.er,m appointments were confirm
sd % nv ,he senate"
Admiral Dewey-"lt is value'oss a, :,
= Is no, confirmed by the senate. !, !,
can GO In. but it has no value o.
course, wr. n,oo. opens the Argument.
mr. '''""" ",,n session the argu
AZ the ai''tiio',, noc,n = p Hanna
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-03

gull y q quelque chose de neil.
leur que de jeter So fortune aux
! quatre vents.
Gilberte 6tait enchant6e de Ia
tournure que prenait l'entretien
Ellie appuyait son front sur So main
par un geste de r6fexion profonde
ct enveloppait son cousin dun re-
gard 81 s6rieux qu'elle semblait y
METRE toute sa pens6e.
-Oni, mon cousin, vous parlez
dor. vous etes sage. Vous avez en-.
core la jeunesse, vingt-huit ans,
~.n'est-ce pas? MATS Giles marchent
vite les annees.n viendrait IN jour
Oh vous %sentiriez s'appesantir sui
CO poids 6norme de la solitude qui
6crase quelque fols les vieux gar
CONS Aujourd'hui vous etes bien
portant, .alerte ct gal, dormant tous
vos jours au sport ct vos NUTS aux
fetes. LIE temps passe, la jeunesse
avec lui, on s'alourdit, on ne prend
plus plaisir q grand'chose. Les ex-
ercices fatiguent, les fins souper
font NAL. Tous les plaisirs ennui.
ent autant quill ont amus6.
Ellie SO faisait moraliste de pre-
mier ordre, la jolie ct joyeuse Gil.
perte, ct le baron Courtef approu-
wait dun grave signe de tete.
90 est vrai, ma cousine, dune
'apsolue justesse...
Ellie s'anlmait en- parlant, une
l6gere rougeur montait sur ses jou-
es, une famine brillait dams ses
yeux.
Eth bien! 81 je vous faisais
voir une merveille de beaut6! Oh
81 vous pouviez savoir queladmira-
visage, quelle d6marche de refine!
Oourtel 6coutait attentif, peasant
ct buvant toutes les paroles de
Nine de Miramare. Ellie netaris-
salt pas dams ses 6loges.
"a continuer)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-03

Ksw tents complete with poles and pins Sc!
tents, Including barn tents; oil kinds Of bi
da6SSssil hn & ri 1lY p.E 5Gs 70 A .sna Is a. 10 =
pages, and the LoWest WHOLESALE
Of camping outfits. We sell more guns.
~ THE rest n GF a,mm hIEE Eb eca1ss ENSs
4 nave not one OF our u catalogues, send
n. Roberts Supply House,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-03

Une jeune vilageoise DIES envi-
rons de Namur, ayant Gu des bon
t6s pour I'm beau jeune homme,
s'apercut bient6t que la vertu re-
colt toujours sa r6compense: ellie
devint mere.
L'auteur presume de l'incident
(ft>son devoir de gallant homme. II
eourut a la maison communale
pour y reconna1tre son enfant.
MATS q sa grande surprise, il
constata qu'un autre homme, 6ga.
cement jeune, beau ct honnete,
await lui aussi, declare sa p~aternit6
LIE tribunal civil de Namur, sal.
81 du litige, a declare en- un JUICE.
ment savamment motive que les
deux "Reminiscences 6taient vala-
bles.
LIE trop heureux b6b6 a done
|deux auteurs de ses jours.
Rien n'empeche maintenant quill
Zen ait trois, quatre, cling ct meme
advantage. !.
Abundance de peres ne saurait
nuire!
LIE vapeur Citta-di-M essina
est arrive q Genes venant de la
Nouvelle- Orleans. Sa machine ava
rice ne fonctionnait que difficile-
|ment, ct cette Circumstance await
|tellement retard6 que tout le char
bon 6tait 6puis6. Pour gard6 les
lfeux allum6s il fallut br1ler 300
boucauts de sucre de SO cargaison.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-03

La politesse est IN fond gu
ne coate rien ct qui rapporte beau
coup.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-03
VOs INTESfINs AUX
GASCARETS

Candy Cathartic gu6rit pour toujours
Ia constipa,ipation. loo. 25c 81 les &C
9. manquent, lie droguiste remet pargent
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-03
Minneapolis, Mimi.


40 Livres de Farine PiIlsbury ou Washburn pour 81 Cents
Note deparJenent de Farine est Pun ds plus grands JUS ach-tons dix, qulnze
GU dixhut chars de faine a la tots. Nous pouvons Jus ofrir lie bons marches
Premier nou avon les meileurs: Pilsbnrys Best, Washbnrn Gold Medal eta
notre T. M. Roberts, Best Brand ct Minnesota Parent. II ny a pasd de meileure ia
rne en- sac. Tout semble indiquer augmentation de pix dams les arnes, malsn ous
avons IN gos lot en main4 q Q o v~ndrons a tres basp nx. Nous vendons la
farine CONNIE lie pnx de transport est tres bs. Vous serez surpris u vendions
la farne 81 bon march6 nais cst pour obtenir vote clientele pour mile pehtes
autresch chooses don't Gus naimeiez pas mayer lie fret our enes sseules ct en- y met
.1ant la fari e le pix est eaucoup plus bas pour toute la commando. ICc a nou
vel ordre 1e pi. de farine sra CONNIE st: Chaque sac garantt ahstachon
insburys Best Pat 40 Hv 5 81 chac. Washb. Crosby NJ 8 " 194 chc.
Pisburys Best Pat, SO " 194 I" TMRoberts Best al 40 (" 81 "
Washb. Crosby G. M. 40 " 81 " TN RobertsB@t Pat SO " LA "
Fcdezp or nne cme de- ouheus Gmi ct ous yus enwronsu sa carte vs m onMnndn to us
bale ct ds pK pMs t@q ev ne nMchand asur de grndes quantities.. Nous tMsons ue spe-
NOTKE PR1x SPECIAL de Bca @le gallon pur la pemturep ne aaMre rest base mE p1 R caRt
rs De COULEUI S Que no sdonnons gratis mes pas ec@Marea mons que, vs deIez vr la
nuance exc. 81 vo9sn nest panhcgeEd ela nuance usP ",1e zc commander nnhms+ da Ia nme9 e H s
raue par nous Nous gmnHssonsq que oep nhme pemre hnem enler satisfaction, pat
meux ed urep plus onghmpsq utucune m1e pentre Commando bu1ours par uma0
; SSSSs once 5 Is X 1T ISace 4 GR ass n ssa = * 5H VERT S St' 4 Is fs%s Fear
81 81 o ger hhs%sSs IS 6 oaM cHpn s. Vert Vert @S%me g. Rn sI sA 8 SSS%S m.
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7s@ H' hme M5Grme rs Pierre fonce rs PBu e dn,+ Nv. Bl0nc Haeneur
Px specaux pur nore peintme 1ote prte
s : r. r $ s$%$ss "a 8 8 S 81 f$$ S#5 S s555 $ j! i s a$ss - : s$S 81 !! $ S::s - - +
Penture pour cIoture, etable, tot i s%1: :.1 g e@u; :" i$I ii s. Is i SO
AZ ocno Ia t1 Nous donnons sra ppHcuiond@ caes de oueur de ceue pehture Gares
10 dOW IL gdL. emhantlmsd de ohe pdi9hret cute p@es @.e W%e ag mas a amH adT Dress
ans Ia pemtured de- rMnche cohur ct ht dams lies coulms surantes:1 A rouge indm.1 B hrn, IF
lis pierre ~ cna5i sadh2ah 1 E shm mqis f sPh de- Hs sI shf e ns s Rsz p spfaa dsT se ga S Sa @ 4Ss
esp 5z ndusemt les aI ct cnnss = r nHond de- eRsmgrsd om mMMon1sd e TIM M o KG6gss s%%Fe
de- premiere quMe Esayezlae yousa commandments we Gn GtommsnnddszI par e ngm@oe
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-03
Peinture pour c
As a 6Oc lie gal.

sur application. Ellie
avons Ia peinture de
Girls pierre, I'D cham
dun gal zoe; tonnea
Ces prix inclusent les
200 pieds cares, deu1
de premiere qualite.
Prix compliant net pa
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-03

SEHu 81 CEnIS. Roberts F. !
animation. Examine it at the fre1l
and equal to Tanning Mills that re
OUR SPECIAL PRICE, $9.8z, less I
mill weighs 120 lbsf Every Mill is CO
shake, Carries more screen and viii
can buy for go. 90. Will separate
separate the foul seeds, such as mt
going through the mill. it is a pc
Of the very best material We fu
sleeves, wheat screens, wheat grade
bacity 90 bushels per hour. $o,8
Write for free Agricultural ImpleI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-03

-Bonjour, ma cousine Gilberte.
Vous m'avez' 6crit lie plus jol1 petit
mot du monde CONNIE du reste
vous savez les 6crire. Affaire grave
me dites-vous, affaires de la plus
haute Importance, mon bonheur
est en- ]eu.
Glib rte regardalt, fortsatisfaite,
Get elegant, irr6prochable, blond
CONNIE ellie, fris6, avec une mince
moustache fnement retrouss6e sur
des l6vres un peu palee. La tenue
du baron Courtel 6tait copi6e par
la jeunesse 6l6gantes, la coupe de
ses vetements 6tait indiscut6e, la
couleur de ses giants, la forme de
SEES cravates faisaient loi.
Gilberte await sur ses l6vres son
]oli sourire de petite diplomats
charg6e de mener q bien une i'm
portante afaire.
- Bonjour, mon cousin, dit ellie
a son tour, c'est bien de venir ainsi
q mon appel. II s'agit, en- effet,
dune grave affaire. J'ai . vous
soumettre une question matrimo-
Male. Ell bien! avez-vous mfre-
ment r6a6chi a mon petit speech
de Pautre jour. Vous convertissez-
vous au marriage?
LIE baron Courtel @tirait avec
soin I'm de ses giants de nuance
clairen quill venait d'enlever.
-Heu! heu! ft-il. Eth bien! Oui.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-13
TRIAL OF JIM BROWN
IT HAS BEEN POSTPONED FOR
 THIRTY DAYS.
Judge Denson Has Called Special Term of Court to Investigate
 Elmore County Lynching. News at the Capitol.

Governor Jelks said yesterday that he had been advised that the Section of. the Statute creating a Supernumer- ary Judge in Alabama which relates to speedy tRials was unconstitutional and that it would be necessary to give thirty-days noaice before Judge Pel- ham could proceed with the trial of Jim Biown.~ the St. Clair county me- gro. charged with assault upon d young white woman of that county.
 Judge Pelham is now in Ashviile, the county seat or St. Clair, to start the machinery for the trial and it will be fixed to take piece after thirty days rom yesterday.
 Brown IS confined in the Jefferson County jail and 1t is expected that when he goes to Ashville to stand trial he will be accompanied by one or more military companies rom Birmingham.
 The Governor has been advised by Judge N. D. Denson of the Fifth Ju- dicial Circuit that he has called a special term of court at Wetumpka to begin August % for the purpose of em- panelling a grand jury to investigate the lynching of the negro Robert White.
 Governor Jelks yesterday named a State Board of Examiners of Mine Bosses as follows: A. J. Reilly, Pratt City; Priestly Toulmin, Birmingham; David Kirkwood, Oakman; Robert Nell. Dolomite.
 Additional appointments were an- announced at the Executive Depart ment as follows:
 Notaries Public--C L. deBardeleben, Selma: J. s. Chambers. Talladega; J. A. Mitchell. Livingston; John w. Bret nell. Falkville; c. E. Frost, Athens; M. C. Burch. New Decatur.
 Constables-W. F. Thomas, beat IA, Washington County; John Childers, beat 26. Cullman County.
 Justice of the PeAce-Thomas E. AL len. beat 2. Choctaw County.
 The Governor also appointed T. How ard Embert. Commissioner of Deeds for Alabama. in Baltimore, Md.