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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-03-23
Y. NJ. &. A.

The Boys Branch enjoyed an even
mS'S entertainment last Saturday, ar
ranged by the ladies' committee headed
by Mrs. G.. G.. Townsend. No less than
- boys enjoyed the ice cream, cake and
the excellent music furnished by Miss
Metzgcr and G.. n Beall. Andrew Spier
sang two solos, and Robert Kaplon rend-
cred IL violin solo. The report of the
State Convention was given by delegate
Adam f. Hitchins and the following
officers elected:
Preside"t-Andrew Jackson Colborn.
Vice P,esident-Gal Townsend.
SecretdIy-Owen Z. Hitchins.
TreaSurer-Richard Beall.
Twelve of the best drilled gymnasium
boys will give an exhibition at Moscow
March %.
a large class of boys is interested in
the study of 1.-The Great Men of Israeli
and meet each Saturday at 2la p. H.
The Debating Society is planning for
further intellectual development. They
met Thursday, March p. A public de-
bate is i'll prospect.
All men are urged to attend the men S
meeting tomorrow Sunday at3l, p. H.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-03-23

The New Goods.
Spring, 1901, best pcrcaIcs,
u! cents.
Spring, 1901, Dress Ginghams,
10 cents.
New white Dimitics. ) cents to
- cents.
Spring Venetian Cloths, 80
cents.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-08-15
HAVE AMPLE EVIDENCE.
Joint Committee Considers Bringing
Suit Against Steel Trust.

Washington. Aug. 13.-The joint
committee OF the American Antitrust
league and district assembly No. &c of
the Knights of Labor held another
meeting to consider the question OF
bringing legal action against the
United States Steel corporation.
The members say they are satisfied
after conferences by telegraph and by
letter with Hon. Frank S. Monnett Of
Ohio and with local attorneys that
there is ample evidence available for
successful issue against the corpo-
ration. A special committee will be
appointed to present the matter to At
torney General Knox with a plea that
he institute proceedings against the
trust under the Sherman act If these
efforts fail recourse will be had to
mandamus or other proceedings to
attain the object sought The COM
mittee will cooperate with individuals
and organizations in other states
where help is desired in proceedings
against the steel corporation.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-08-15
WHY Nor.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice of Bankruptcy,
United States of America.

District Of Montana.
In the United States District Court
in an for said District No 176. in
Bankruptcy. In the Matter OF Rich
mond Mitchell, Bankrupt
Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors.
To the Creditors Of Richmond Nit
chell, of Sabra, in the County of Rose
bud, State OF Montana. and District
aforesaid. bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the
LIST day of August, A. ID. 1901, the said
Richmond Mitchell was duly adiudi-
Gated bankrupt; and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held at
my Office, room !, First National Bank
Block. in Billings, Mont. on the 18th
day OF August, A. D. 1901, at II o clock
in the forenoon, at which time the cred
itors may attend, prove their claims,
appoint a trustee, examine the bank
rupt. and transact such other business
as may properly come before SAID
meeting.
Killings. Mont, August 5rd, 1901.
! HENRY "A. FIRTH.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-08-15
Lucky CHRIS.

Carbon County Chronicle: 'It was
a lucky thing for Columbus that he
came over and discovered this country
when he did pa sed when we was
gatherin round the family table mite
before last.
.'Why?' ma asst him.
'.Becos,' paw told her, ''cf enybody
KUN over here looken for a place to
land now. do you know what would
happen? J. Pierpont Morgan would
be there when the great discuverer
pulled up to the dock and say: Il halt
to be harsh with you, Chris, but this
belongs to syndicate what have
Just formed, and if you want to tye a
<ope to the western hemisfeer you got
70 pay the skedule price.
"Who is J. Pierpont Morgan?" ma
asst, ~ think | heard that name be-
fore
''He is the man what let's God press
the button,' paw told her, "and he
does the rest. He blows the whissel
for the people of this country in the
morning and shuts the gates at mite.
He owns a million dollar yot and
has a privut car, and can't eat sweet
things becos they make him too fat
that's who he is. Every mite when he
goes to bed he neels down and prays:
''Now lay me down to sleep
II formed another trust today,
Ipray the Lard my sole to keep;
Owe got another under way
If should die before wake.
I'll get it thru without doubt,
Ipray the Lord my sole to take
And bar all other people OUT
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-08-15
KIRBY.
faioel.

Our community welcomes the ROSE
BUD COUNTY News. It's fairness and
progressiveness recommends itself TO
its readers. The county and state
news with comprehensive general
news service. market reports ETC., is
what we need and appreciate.
j. w. Ferguson has returned from
Sheridan accompanied by a Winsome
widow who will locate here awhile.
Mr.. Busby has bought 800 head of
cattle at Kansas City and /, locating
them here
Mes,rs, Sweetzer and Lyon. with
1900 head of cattle from Kansas City,
stayed here d few days.
Our popular sheepman, f. Lowry,
will buy and winter another band of
sheep here. Lucky Frank.
The Indians are through haying,
and have hay for sale.
a few weeks, has gone to Greenleaf to
help remove Il saw mill
Mr.. Thompson has purchased a pony
from Mrs. Wesley.
Mrs. Mckinley. with her children
and Harvey and M: s. c. p. Mckinley,
visited the store and their ranch on
Canyon creek one day last week.
Gus Heinze, from Bull creek. came
to the store for supplies last week and
bought a horse from +. Wesley.
Mr.. Fred Ramsey and family have
moved into their new mansion.
Messrs. Kipp and Wagner have left
us to put up cord wood at the Grow
agency.
Mr.. Wilmington. A. l.. Babcock s
manager at the Grow agency, paid a
visit to the Rosebud lately.
Box Elder and Dick Bullard, two
Cheyenne police, came up to escort
Sweetzer & Lyon through the reserva-
ton with their cattle.
A pugilistic encounter recently took
place between Messrs. Rouskill and
l.. Holmes on Bull creek. The discrep-
ency existing between them was the
allegation made by Rouskill that
Holmes had branded Il horse belong
ing to the latter.
Mrs. Wesley has IA novelty in a Ban
tam chicken with blue legs.
W. +. Roseman, a dentist of Sher-
dan, i, making professional visit
here.
Recent arrivals:A ten pound bounc-
ing BOY at the Huntington home. and a
bright baby girl to gladden. the home
OF M. and Mrs. Turner. All are do.
ing nicely.
!
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-08-15
B(ZZlNG BILL CHANDLER.

If ex-senator and eX-SeCretary
of the Navy William f. Chandler
could have realized the almost uni
versal sentiment Of relief that swept
over the country when he was au-
thorized by the leg islature of Yer
mont to write the eX before the for
mer title, he would not feel encour-
aged to break into public print
again.
The above is from the Chicago Re
cord-Herald, and it gives a fair idea
of how the insect from New Hamp-
shire, as Evans calls him, is viewed
by the country at large. No matter
what Evans may have said in his
'Sailor's Log disrespectful to the
late senator, he cannot have injured
the reputation of the waspy individual
from the Granite state.
When man has been in public life
for forty years. and during all that
time has employed his tongue and pc,
to sting every person within reach O
pernicious activity, he must expect t.
get some of the same sort in return
and the country is inclined to egg
Fighting Bob on rather than to REGARD
with displeasure the disrespectfulnes
shown towards the former secretary o
the navy.-Great Falls Tribune.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-08-15
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
OF George Walters and Company, of
Lame Deer. Montan,. is hereby DIS
solved, ". \. Jordan retiring
All accounts due the above named
hrm are payable to George Walters.
who Will continue the business. AS
Stunning all the debts of the firm.
GEORGE WALTERS.
W. A. JORDAN.
Miles City. Mont, July Is, 1901.
rs, vt.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-08-15

If THERE is any lingering doubt
about the Porto Ricans being capable
of self government, the fact that the
Islanders have just organized six base
ball clubs and already familiar with
the lingo of the grand stand, is suffic-
lent evidence that they are wide awake
enough to handle a little thing like
government machinery.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-08-15
NEW MAYOR ELECTED.
Ayuntamiento of Cienfuegos Chooses
Successor to Senior Vieta.

Successor to Senior Vieta.
Havana, Aug. 13.-The ayuntamien-
to of Cienfuegos, in the presence of
the civil governor Of Santa Clara, has
elected new mayor, Senior Esquerra,
to succeed Senior Vieta, who ceased to
be mayor owing to his refusal to obey
order 1856, which places the police in
the regular civil service
Senior Vieta had dismissed the pr.
lice and had refused to carry out ;hn
order Of the military governor direct
ing him to reinstate them and TO com
ply with order 1876.
The new police are being enrolled
from among those dismissed by Senior
Vieta. Their number will not be so
large, as the municipality now pays
the cost of police and cannot afford a
force so numerous as that which was
maintained at the expense OF the state.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-08-15
LANDS FOR HOMES.
An Area as Large as Massachusetts
Available in Duluth District.

SNsS ~ va 80 @o' SS go U0SSdCuuSSIIS
Available in Duluth District.
Duluth, Aug. l3.-There are over
5000 square miles-5.2S3.O 900 acres
of vacant and Incorporated land in
the United States land district of Du-
luth. This is tract larger than the
state of Massachusetts 1t lies close
to Duluth, none of it more than $50
miles away, and yet 1T is inhabited by
a few Indians and occasional trappers
and wOodsmen.
1t is no desolate region. There are
several thousand square miles of valu.
able timber lands, pine, spruce ana
hard woods: there are hundreds of
square miles of rich agricultural lands
that will yield large crops. and there
are areas of great extent known to be
rich in minerals.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-08-15
--------------
GOMEZ DECLINES IT.
Sets Down on a Movemer to Run Hin
for President.

for President.
Havana, Aug 13.-General Maxine
Gomez has addressed letter to the
local committee of the National party
In Havana, who had chosen him as q
candidate for the presidency of Cuba
and Senior Estrada Palma as candi-
date for the vice presidency. The
communication runs in part as fol
lows:
con hearing what the committee
has done I hasten to say that | must
refuse to undertake such high office
under the republic. So far as candi-
dates are concerned look upon Senior
Estrada Palma and Senior Maso as
the best selections that could be made
for the presidency and vice presi-
dency. Let all Cubans agree on this
important matter and Cuba will have
strong and stable government, en-
tirely fitted to deal with the external
relations in which Cuba will have to
exist as republic"
A movement backed by number
Of the revolutionary generals was
otcitNu GO1HC A!liIV uSo ~ CIlOCcNol "
make Senior Palma the unanimous
choice Of the people for the pres-
dency. simultaneously overtures were
made to Senior Maso with view of
persuading him to accept the vice
presidency. It is asserted, however,
that thus far Senior Maso has de-.
clined to fall in with this plan, as h
relies upon the negro vote to elect
him president.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-08-15

THE wool buyers at Billings have
made final offer of II cents for wool
on hand. but the wool men are stand
ing pat. They do not care to be ''buf-
fatoed'
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-08-15
government machinery

A COUNTY levy of liz mills in which
is included all the expense of equip
ping the offices with books, furniture
ETC., is 4 very economical showing and
Rosebud county taxpayers should pay
with thankful feeling that it is nc
more.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-08-15

The county clerk received notice to-
day that the state valves its right to
purchase Rosebud county's bonds.
This removes all obstacles in our set
Element with Custer county.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-08-15
OlMMiCk GOES TO JAIL.

Ex.Chief Clerk of San Francisco Mint
Unable to Furnish Bail.
San Francisco. Aug. l3.--Walter n.
Dimmick, ex-chief clerk of the United
States mint, who - accused of en-
bezzling 100000 from the government
and with other minor delinquencies,
was formally served with a warrant
o. arrest. Ee was held for tria, on
four charges, the aggregate ball being
fixed at $4,000. AS this was no,
forthcoming Dimmick was placed in
custody of the United States marshal
and taken to the county Jail.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-08-15

ST. JoE, Michigan town. has es-
tab1ished the marvellous record of 10Y
marriages in one week. And the Their
mometer crowding the hundred mark!
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-08-15

Engraved cards and stationery a
the News office.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-08-15

The Base Ball club will give a dance
in Alexander's hall tomorrow night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03

he kept aloof from politics until 1896
when he helped TO form The union OF
national liberals. free conservatives
and lmporlalls;s which enabled Bis.
marck 90 pass the Septennate. Hll
real resurrection dates from 1889 when
the kaiser visited Frankfort and be.
came as much impressed with the mas.
terly way In which the affairs OF tho
city were organized as with the Old
burgomaster himself. half cynlc. half
enthusiast open minded and impul.
siye, yet ssrewd and calculating. In
June 1890 after Blsmarcks fall. DR.
MIGUEL was summoned TO Berlin ana
appointed Prusslan minister Of r.
nance.
His success In that Office is shown
by the flourishIng condition of the
Pruss'an fnances today. If The hnanc
Of the German empire were half as sta.
BILE and satisfactory-as they would
had DR., Won MiQuers scheme for Their
reorganization been adopted by the
teichstag Germany would have little "a
fear from such periods of depression
as the one she Is now entering upon
But, as | have said. Dr. Won Mioue
has been far more than a mere finance
minister For ten years he has been
the kaiser's closest friend and coun-
sellor and the real handspring OF Inn
perial policy Isle sind mein Mann
the emperor was heard one day to re.
mark to his minister, Isle sind mein
kaiser, = Dr. Won MIGUEL might well
have replied New York Evening post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
BUSINESS AND REALTY.

The directors Of the DAILY West Min
ing company viii meet on Friday morn
ing, at which time the regular monthly
dividend of 30 cents a share or $4,000
win be declared.
The bank clearings today were $685.
46igS, as compared with 1881 1913 on the
same day Of last year This shows an
increase Of about 10 per cent. No
large deals Of any kind are reported
and the Increase Is due TO the greatly
Increased business Of the city.
The Century Mining company re-
ceibed a bar Of gold bullion from its
Park Valley mine today valued at ST.
Si.3S, II was forwarded to the mint
through the Utah Commercial and Saw
ings bank,
The directors Of the Deseret Savings
bank have declared the regular quar-
terly dividend Of per cent. The cash
Ter reports the Institution 10 be in
very liourishng condition.
The lions Savings Bank and Trust
company Is distributing its regular
quarterly dividend Of per cent.
The Deseret Savings bank has con.
yeyed to Angle H. Lawrence lot M
the northwest corner Of Fifth East ana
Fourth South streets for consldera-
ton Of $4,000
Albert G. Smith has sold TO James T
Clasbey for $500 a lot facing south on
Second South between East Temple
and State
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03

to his withdrawal from national poll
tics but to the break up Of the party he
had founded He became a director of
the great Observation-Disclosures as well
as OF the 81, GOthard railway, without
having the time 90 attend to his new
duties Like Lord Dufferln aud other
English noblemep and politicians, he
allowed his name TO be used as a bait
for the investing public, and perhaps
1t would be well fer England il her
method q dealing with German guinea
pigs prevailed In London. When
the crash came as 1t always does come
In such cases, Dr. MIGUEL had 10 step
out OF politics, not because he had done
wrong himself but because he had al
lowed wrong to be done under the shad-
ow Of his authority. II was a peculiar
ly heavy penalty, as he was Just on
the point Of entering the ministry, and
the tariff and social problems in which
he delighted We're crowdlng upon the
reichstag. He had to stand aside and
see his party split into factions and
lose the confidence of the country for
lack OF his inspiring leadership. and
watch Bismarck driven into an alliance
with the Ultramontanes and Junkers.
because the liberals were no longer
strong enough to keep him in office.
In 1850 the people OF Frankfort-on
Main appealed to Or, Won MIGUEL to be-
come their burg0master He accepted
the post and made the city a model
municipal government, Though elect
ed to the Prussian upper house in 1882.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03

second and more desperate attempt TO
XII himself Ansorcd a. being f1ilcd IN
his rash purpose ho seized o razor and
attempted 10 cut biz throat The hotel
attaches were watching HIM however.
and he was prevented from harming
himself
Mr. Wey then telcphonod 10 the police
station ana asked f0r q couple OF on
GERS 10 take Watts away officer Davies
was sent down to Investigate and when
ne arrived az the hotel the excitement
had subsidized somewhat and Mr. Watts
was resting easily Mr. Wey says that
Tor the last week OF ten days Watts has
been very doWncagt and melancholy
caused, Il IL supposed by business re-
verses. Ho was seen IN his room by
News reporter but did not care 10
talk about his trouble lie declared that
Il was all mistake and he was sorry
for Il. When asked what Il was he had
taken, he replied evaslyely. and said
that he had taken an overdose Of med-
cine Some ladies were giving him
strong black coffee nc the time. Later
Mr. Wey said Watts had taken Choral
and afterwards tried "a use a razor
AZ last accounts Mr. Watts was re-
covering and arrangements were being
made To have him sent to one N the
hospitals
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
IN THE FEDERAL COURT.

The case Of the United states Va 81.
w. LeSieur ct al closed last night in
favor OF the defendant They were
charged with having unlawfuny taken
y.lsonlte from the I'ncompahgre reser.
walton 20 the value or 81 0OO After
several witnesses had been examined
me defendants moved for'a non-suif
The judge instructed the jury 10 return
verdict IN accordance with the mn.
hon of the defendants because In the
courts opinion The plaintiffs had failed
io prove that the gilsonite actually
came from the reservation.
II. r. Mcdonald and John Credwen
witnesses for the United States In the
foregoing case and also In other os-
rhalt cases We're not on hand WHOM
their names were called The Marshall
was Instructed 90 ascertain why they
were absent
In the case of Arthur Hupisman vs
lhe southern Pacific. The jury last even.
ING brought ih verdict of $1,000 for mo
plaintiff. hun,sman sued the company
Tor $1,000 as recumpe1ce for HAVING
sustained "a broken back in au accident
while IN the employ of the COMPANY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
ON THE EVE OF
JULY THE FOURTH
Tempting Programs at the Various
Resorts for Tomorrow.
WEATHER WILL BE FINE.
Director Murdoch Predicts Slightly
Warmer Temperature r Al Stores
and Business Houses 10 close.

Ere the shades Of evening fan the
average father who has neglected to in
vest his spare capital in bundle OF
fire crackers for his young hopcfuls win
become painfully aware that tomorrow
will be the Glorious Fourth II he has
not forgotten the suspicious occasion
he VIII also be extremely Cognzant OF
the fact. The Curfcw shall not ring to-
nght-if It did 1t would not make any
difference. betause the boys, and some
Of the girls. too, VII ignore the Blue
laws and IN his annual occasion burn
p wd and their fingers. rend the at
mosphete and rack the nerves % hui
mainly at large until the supply Of am
munitlon runs out. Al this lecause to-
morrow Is Independence Day
Tomorrow Is a roll lay for all but
sire car and newspaper men. Accord.
ingly the officials az II u resorts have
be 50 nd ng tie day IN making pre-
paratlOns for the morrow. Heavy con
slgnmenls Of liquids have been sent oul
10 the resorts today. extra help has
been secured ana by tonight all VIII be
In readiness Tor the entertainment Of
the holiday makers. outside Of few
sta lds d ound town here VIII not be Il
store Of any Importance open t0WorrOw.
The banks ana business houses VIII he
closed, railroad Offices will be- shut up
tight and the city VIII De practica ~
deserted The people, for the major
portion, VIII seek pleasure elsewhere. At
Saltair there VIII be the usual hug
crowd, only possibly more so on this
occasion. AT the Salt Palace there viii
be bicycle racing. comic opera. Iiyiag
pictures fireworks and free dancing.
Out az Lagoon there viii be bireball |
ana the usual pastimes and entertain
ments mat have made that resort pop
ular AT Calder's Park horse racing. a
roman chariot race, one-thousand dol |
lar frework display and boating and |
dancing galore win be features
For those who are anxious 10 get far |
from the maddening crowd there are |
the cool canyon retreats awaiting them |
while Liberty park and other spots win |
undoubtedly he well patrOnized BY |
those with a weakness for sylvan |
gades, The weather forecast FOR tomor- |
row predicts varying temperature per- |
haps a little warmer than II has been |
today.
Taken all In all the Fourth Of July |
this year should urove an ideal one |
even II the medical fraternity has laid |
IN a good store Of bandages and soda
to relieve the anguish Of the inevitable
youth who held the cracker Just frac-
ton OF second too long.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
INSANITY CASES.

Jessie Irandham was examined as 10
her sanity this afternoon by Drs Mayo
and II. A, Anderson. They found her
weak minded. but not insane. Judge
pro tenn James committed her 10 Pro
40 where she has been confined once
before
Charlotte Salisbury who has been
twice before confined in the state ln-
shne asylum was also examined today
and a continuance was taken an me
testimony Of her brother could be- OBJ.
ialned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
LAMBERT ESTATE CASE.
Heirs Of the Second wife Given Ten
Days TO Reply

In the suit for an accounting Of the
property Of Charles Lambert deceased,
brought by the children Of the de,
cedcnts second wife. Judge Hall this
morning ordered that the report Of the
referee be set aside, ana the ease was
continued Attorney stewart for the
heirs by the second wife was given ten
days 60 Ole n written objection
The contention of these heirs by the
second wife IL that each Of them IA en-
titled 10 a family allowance for the
time that they were miGnrs. Rut for
nine years the Administrative " the es-
tate has been unable 90 give wind up
"a affairs on account Of the indebted
ness hanging over II and the expense
that Il would entail But has always
been anxious to have the estate dstri.
huted among the heirs There VIII be
about $4,000 TO divide among the az
teen children Of the second families.