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The age-herald., 1901-10-19
HUGHES WILL NOT
 BE INTERVIEWED
CALLS AT PosToFFIcE DEPART MENT AND RECOMMENDS Ex- TENSION OF FREE DELIVERY FOR THE SUBURBS.

Washington. October 1s.-tspecial.)- Postmaster Hughes of Birmingham Is in the city enroute to Buffalo. He declined to discuss the status of his case with the civil service commission.
 He was a caller at the postoffice depart ment this afternoon and recommended the extension of free delivery to Avondale. woodlawn and Elyton. The latter will be made full postal station; the others sub-stations Four additional carriers will be allowed the office-
 It is not expected that the Birmingham postoffice case will be disposed of before Congress convenes. National Committee man Dimmick and J. A. W. Smith of Rirmin<ham returned home tonight
The age-herald., 1901-10-19
Last Surrender In Leyte.
sAMAR A BAD COUNTRY.
General otis Says 1t Is the Worst He
 Ever Travelled Over.

Chicago. October 1S.-"The Island of Samar is the worst country I ever trav- eled over," said General Elwell s. Otis tonight. "It is mountainous and out up by deep rivers and rushing torrents. There are no roads and the troops are compelled to cut their way through the heavy underbrush. In this way the na- tfves creep up close to detachment and either bolo the men or shoot and escape into the long grass and vegetation with out danger.
 'Iukban and about 150 refugee Taealos are the instigators of these surprises. Driven out of the southern provinces of Luzon, Lukban and his followers have gone to Samar. They engage the aid of the bolomen on promise of easy victories and plenty of loot. A few lessons such as that of yesterday will soon disabuse the minds of the bolomen of the ease of victory and such engagements will stop"
The age-herald., 1901-10-19
Former Negro Officer Arrested.

Raleigh, N. C.. October 1s.-Andrew Haywood. colored. was arrested today, charged with fraud in receiving s2es war claim money. which he claimed to have paid out in recruiting colored troops for North Carolina in the Spanish-American war. Haywood is now free rural deliv- cry carrier here. He was captain of company in negro regiment recruited in North Carolina. and was later made a major in the regiment, serving at Camp Chickamauga and Macon. Ga The war rant was sworn out by Henry S. Christ mas, colored. who was a lieutenant in Haywood's company. Haywood is in jail in default Of slo0 bond
The age-herald., 1901-10-19
INDEX TO TODAY's PAPER.

1-Schley Court of Inquiry.
 Ten Americans Killed.
 The Powers Trial.
 Butler Makes Mischief.
 Miss Stone and the Macedonians. 2-Five Men Killed By Falling Rock. Labor Problem in Hawaii. Amusements. 3-Oil Found in We'll at Decatur. Says There Is But One Committee. State News. +Editorial.
 In Hotel Lobbies.
 Industrial Commission Makes Report 6--A Street Duel.
 Roosevelt Censured
 Those Charges Against Dr. Hughes Local Miscellany. s-weekly Review of Trade. 7-'rhe Markets. s-The Races.
The age-herald., 1901-10-19
FOUR THOUSAND TROOPS
Are Making Effort to Obtain MIss
 Stone's Release.

London, October 18.-"Four thousand Bulgarian and Turkish troops have been occupied in the effort to obtain Miss Stones release" says dispatch from Sofia to the Morning Leader.
 Tt is believed here her release would have been effected but for Mir. Dickin- son's refusal to offer her captors more than an ordinary Pour Boire. MT. Dick inson's extraordinary action is regarded as suicidal
 A large sum must be paid to the brig ands as otherwise Miss Stone's life will be sacrificed. If Mir. Dickinson desires vengeance on the brigands the woman must be ransomed first''
The age-herald., 1901-10-19
Situation In Samar.

Washington, October 18.-As of interest in connection with the report from sa- mar. AdJutant-General Corbin today made public a report by General Hughes to General Chaffee. dated August 20. on the situation in that island. General Hughes says:
 ''The progress in Samar is satisfactory in some ways and not in others. In nearly all our posts where the commander has exercised good judgment, colonies of na- tives have come in and settled. These colonies differ in strength, but in this vi- cinity, or between the Hibitan and the Gandara rivers, about sixteen thousand have come in, In the interior, Blanca Azuroa, Taviran, Matuguinac, Oquendo, etc., have their colonies.
 "The unsatisfactory features are the slowness of the process of conversion, the failure to get the rifles. and the siowness and the difficulty in making roads and trails I would feel quite easy M-ail of- ficers of the organizations were present. but 1t Is fully appreciated that some of the detachments are commanded by of- f1cers who have really never been shot over.
 Just at this date the bulk of the rifles seem to be in the region just west of the Catubig river.
 The people of Bohol seem to be gradu- ally coming to the opinion that they made mistake and are showing symptoms of a change of front.
 Our cause Is growing stronger with the people of Cebu, and while the outlaws there will have to be roughly dealt with, there is no doubt that we will find much assistance from the natives themselves in doing so.
 Last Surrender In Leyte.
 ''In Leyte the last surrender was that of the chief Pacheco The Capilla broth CTS are still out and will probably have to be killed; but to do so 1t will be neces- sary to find them, which is difficult. They have not made any aggressive move for months. Negros and Panay continue fin entire tranquility. It Is my intention to leave one battalion of the Sixth infantry and the native battalion in Negros: in Panay six companies of the Sixth in- fantry, four troops of the Tenth cavalry and two battanons of natives. Two com : panies of the Sixth infantry I expect to bring temporarily at least to the west coast of Cebu.'
The age-herald., 1901-10-19
Declared in Turkish Official Circles That She Agreed
 to the Kidnapping
SCHEME TO GET MONEY
Extraordinary Version of the Affair Given in Dispatch From Vienna to the Daily
 Telegraph.

version of the Stone abduction comes to- day from Constantinople," says a dis patch from Vienna to the Daily Teie- circles that Miss Stone sympathizes with the Macedonian committee and herself agreed to the Kidnapping so that ransom would be paid to the committee. Com ment upon this story is quite super fiuous"
The age-herald., 1901-10-19
Detachment of Ninth Infantry is Attacked by Five Hun
 dred Bo|omen
CORB|M MAKES REPORT PUBLIC.
Unsatisfactory Features Are sIowness of Process of Commission, Fall ure to Get Rifles and Dlffl-
 cult to Making Roads.

Manila. October 1s.-Five hundred bolo- men attacked detachment of forty-six men of the Ninth infantry at Bangajou. on the Gandara river, Island of Samar, today, killing ten and wounding six.
 The remainder of the company arrived on the scene in time to prevent further slaughter. and routed the enemy. killing over a hundred of them. It Is believed that the enemy only retired for reinforce ments.
 As soon as the news was received at Cathalogan, two gunboats were dis- patched. General Smith going in person to the scene
The age-herald., 1901-10-19
one Killed; Many Injured.

St. Louis. Mo, October ls.-News has just reached here of rear-end collision between fast mall and freight train on the Iron Mountain road four miles be- low Desoto. Mo. One man Is known to have been killed and there were many in- jured. All the cars were thrown froa ths -xack.
The age-herald., 1901-10-19
CANAL TO BE FORTIFIED.
Notifications Clause Will Be Dropped From Hay-Pauncefote Treaty.

Washington, October 1s.-It Is said that when the new Hay -Pauncefote treaty is framed the .fortifcations' clause will have been found to have dropped out. leaving the United States at liberty to fortify the canal. but 1t Is distinctly stat- ed that 1t Is not obliged to do so.
The age-herald., 1901-10-19
Exhibition Baseball Game.

Memphis. October 1S-An exhibition game of baseball was played this after noon by picked hines from the National and American Leagues the former win ming by score of 10 to 2.
The age-herald., 1901-10-19
TIE WEATHER.

SUNDAY; WARMER IN SOUTHERN
 PORTIONS; COMPLIMENTARY WIND.
The age-herald., 1901-10-19
IRE KEY TO SUCCESS

Ia generally turned by the man who advertises and keeps his name and business before the people
The age-herald., 1901-10-19

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The age-herald., 1901-10-19

When Lieutenant Ryan had concluded. Lieutenant B. B. Wells, Jr., who was Commodore Schley's flag lieutenant dur ing the Cuban campaign was called. Lieu tenant Wells gave detailed account of the Cuban campaign beginning with the departure from Hampton Road, the stay at Cienfueges the cruise to Santiago, the retrograde movement. the blockade of santiago. the bombardment of the Colon and the battle of Santiago.
 Concerning the stay at cienguesos MT. Rayner questioned the witness with the view of eliciting exact information as to the time of the Eagles definite reno~t ~ Admiral Schley thst the Spanish fieet was not at Cienfuegos. In reply Lieuten- ant Wells said:
 Tt was during the afternoon. son,e
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sspriift unb bsBhalb unsefdsut seSsst

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bate.
aarls 5ortI6ritte in Teiner Garrisre
fparen ebenio erfreuli9 uno i9mei4>
lerifGl ipie b~ieienisen 2duras. Die
Sunbe Isines @rfolges in Der Gonturs
rena in Der 8anberpilfI9 9reisausz
f6reibuns ma elm mddtiger 9ebel in
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un~ternebmen, befu6ten feline Office,
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men, ipelde ale anbern in ben S6ats
ten geftelt batten, unb balb tpurben
ibm DON dnbern Seiten dbnli9e Mufs
fridge ertbeilt, 10 baB er pdbrenO bes
Winters bic SGnbe pie ben 8opf bpll
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gen; t6eits, neil bic beporitebenbe Grs
ri9tung bes 8dnOerptlt'fden S9lofes
feline @sssntpart bort ~perlangte. tbeils
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men, elm @erfabren, oefen Sdattenfeis
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bic ibm inbeFen jeBt bur4 bds 8eiipiel
feiner neuen 6reunoe boppelt liar fpurz
ben. Die 8raun'f6e 6amiIie perfolgte
Die1en Winter fpie INNER 'ibren 9ez
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funsen ni9t seitatteten. bus i4Dne
@lei9geipt6t Der Seele unb bic rubtse.
glatte Sberflads hires 2ebensItromes
gu triiben ober frGuIeIn. Der 8iene
slei9, p~erItanben Tie es, ben 8lumen
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Seitisteit bebiirfen fpirb. ben ndbenben
Sturm nit Sa6uns gu %ertrueen. 2aBt
uns ieben, ipie fe bic 9riifung bsiteben
fperoen.
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2eisr bamit perI9onen polIen. Marie
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Der SnIel our 9erfiisuns lteate.
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eins @ohe bor ibrer abreiie bon 2eipz
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betannt madts. Shon nu6 i~penigen
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9ing Der Sommer, unb Der 9erbit
bra4te bann bic frobe 8ptf9aft, baB
ibm in Der GpncurrenS UNI ods 8ans
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dsn mar. 9lei9 barduf erbielt er cine
Ginfabung BON Der Miliondrin, fi9 in
ibrer 8rhuung ein5ufinren. @ir nil.
fen, bab 8dH Der englif6en Sprd6e
boItommen mGbtig mar, 10 bab CT
ni9t bic minbeItsA S9pisrigteit bate,
nit feiner pdtronin bic nDtbisen ans
orbnungen 81 treffen. Die @rri6tung
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lbedung gu beri9ter- ipel9e furs nab
ben 8eSue Der neura Do6nung i'm
9auie Der Mericansr semd9t purbe.
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"a. &apttel. = Dem Ser
bieufte feline Grpne.

wv " pt { ~ 5l {.
Wir babsn bis iebt feline 9elesenssit
oebabt, 2durd benz 2eTer ais @irtupiin
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bate inbefen iufprt nit benz Inter
ridts lernbssisriser S9iiIer beginner
tOnnen, inbem fpl9e iid in Menss
einitelten unb I'M Iufnabme baten;
ALIEN Or. Braun leste iein 8eto elm.
2aura battle ibren Stubien in 2eipSig
nit iolfem @ifer obgeleeen. bab eine
pbpiiide unO seiitise GrfdOpfung uns
psrmeibli9 mar, 70 bab Der Doctor auf
Gube unb Grboluns beitanb. 2aura
bate acknowledgement, pGbreno oes
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~Iernen, lei benen ibrs Sertiste:t, lire
S90nbeit. 2iebenspiirbigteit unb Sn-
teIigenS bic peroisnte Mnertennuns
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I9sn gompoiitionen, 2sber fptpubt pie
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feben. Dieis Sa9eu erIdienen nit 4us
bru9 bss Ssrbftes. uno fanben 10 ons
eemeinen Beifaa. baB man ihrem De-
but nit eeipannter Grpdrtuns entz
ssseniab. gnbIi4 brad bic Saiion an
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
6 dptttI 90.
srp B alIebtm ri6tts!

Gs 1T Der Mpreen nd9 benz gtn>
suge in bic nsus Woknung. @les lit in
Der f4Oniten Srbnupg. Seppi9e oeden
bic SubbDben; i'm parlor ftebt bas
ftattlide 9ianp, tpeldes Sobdnnd BON
Teutf9lunb mitsebra9t bat unb
spedmdbige MDbel sieren SeIu9s,
Mobn@ uno Shlafsimmer. Sn bemies
nisen Spbannas finoen mir Iie, 2aura
unb Merceoes. 2durd tntet Dor einem
Softer, tpeldem ie ben Sn6dIt Stiid
auf Slid entnimmt, I'm i'm Meroebes
gu iiberrei9en, tsel9e i'm i6rsrIeits en-
Sobannd befDrbert, I'm BON bieIer in eiz
ner 8Ommobe beppnirt gu iperben. Ser
Softer lit nabesu leer, ais 2aura Elm
nett gebunbenes Bud bsrausbebt, BEL
beilen Inblid lie einen Ruf Der @erz
numbering ausft0Bt. rllnfere 8ibel!"
ruff Tie. rWie in daer @eIt tommt bic
in Seinen Softer, Mdma9" Mit biez
fen Worten Dffnet ie bas Bud, unb
bdlt es frueenb sesen Sobannd ausses
itredt. Bel bieier 9elegenbeit entz
f4liipft benz 8u9e eine Photographic,
tpelde nit Der redten Settle nab oben
auf benz SuBboben fGlt. Sebt lit Megs
cebes an Der Reibe, Rufe oes GrItdunz
mems unb besSroblodens aus5uitoben."
Seil'se Mutter @pttss f9reit iie.
rSennor Carlos Bib! 9epib uno
D~abrbaftig! Ssnnpr Carlos Bib"
Sobanna mar iebt dufmertidm ser
ipcrben unb i9aute ii9 I'm, bic llrs
fade Der Qufresilns ibrsr @efdbrtinnen
gu entoeden. Geim @nblid Der 8ibei
triibt fi6 ibr Bid unb ala lie bas Bib
auf benz Subbopen iisbt, fiiuen ii9 lire
@usen nit SbrGnen. 2uura f9aut lie
fraseno an, 10 bab lie tpebmiitbig err
fldrt: ~Gs lit bas Bib meines p~eritors
benen 9atten unb bies Bud f6entte er
mir gleid mad u~nierer Seiratb."
~1no Miercebss behauptet iteif unS
felt, es lei bds Bib ibres tbeuren
Serrn, Carlos Brunei"
nIber Carlos 8runn ipar Elm Spa
rier, unb mein 9atte elm Osutf9er."
r9ienei5t riibrt bies muir bon ieinem
Gufentbalte in Werico Der. Carlos
Bruno piirbe einfd9 &arl Braun auf
SeutI6 Iein. Weibt Du ipas, Mama9
2ab uns gu papd ellen unb ibm ben
Sa9beitanb mittbeilen. @r 1T Elm
Mdnn bon 8erItanb uno Grfabruna
unb fpirb Dir sepib eiusn Meg aus
bieIem 2abprintb aeisen. aomm, Mers
eebes, seb On nit uns, uno Jag Batter
mas Du peibt. 9alt, mir miifen bas
Simmer psrfdlieBen. font mO9te elm
0isb Define Sa6en mit5eben beibeu.
60. unb nun f9neq."
Mit eilenben S9ritten ging es mad
benz graun'1den Wobn6auIe, ipo lie
Or. Ibolpb in feiner Office fanbsn.
~Sebt Mereebes, boil Mutter 10 ges
f9piHb Du tannft unb Jag ibr, i6re
@ssenpart fei bier bringsnb n0tbis.~
Damn tbeilte lie ibrem Batter bic
Gntbeduns Der 8ibeI unb bes 9ilbes
nit. gr Itubte unb nolte 0rasen iteIs
len. ols 2aurd i'm unterbra9, inosm
fe prpteItirenb erfpiberte: .Warte, Bis
Mama bier lit. 9ier bif 9u ia T9on,
mas ponteft Ou iaeen. pupa9".
Der Doctor tpanbte ii9 an Sobanna
nm auftIGruns unb bieie CAB mad unt
mad einsn abrib ihrer asbeussei4i4te.
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GaptteI 25.

y in Wrdduno etne 6ol9en n.
Sie lleberisolung &arls bon Der
Stabt nab Der Sniel mar nit einisen
unannebmli9teiten unb nnbequemli9z
feiten psrtniipft. Die 3ei4nsr fparen
in sinem 3immer Der an ii4 tleinen
@obnung undergraduate. ALIEN lie paz
rem 70 seprGnet in benz neuen Quar-
there, bub eins erfOIsrsi4e Sbdtigteit
unmDgli9 eefpeie len mare, ipenn ii9
Waarie nidt freunbli4it erbOten bate,
Elm 3immer ibres eisnen 9auies gu
GbnIi9en 3peden b~er5ugebsn. &url
ndbm nur ungern an unb mar bebbaIb
froh, als g6oIpb ibm elm paur Gage
fpGter iaete: r3arI. es lit mir elm
Srunbitiid gum aaufe anseboten pors
ben, ipeldes an mstn eisenes eren3t.
Der prsis 1T mdbig unb bic Sermine
lei6t unb ba Ou in Der nd9ften GU
tunft cine eisene SeimasR gu sriinOen
sebentIt 49,"
SPORT Ou, Mama2 Die tpGre es,
fpenn mir nit papd Dds @isentbum in
Mugenfdein nGbmen2"
Sobanna mar bereit, uno bic Srei
beIi9tisten OemgemdB oas 8eiibtbum.
Sas !Saus mar auseni9einli9 psr<
na6ldfist, ALIEN eintee R~eparaturen
seniistsn, ss in ppbnliden .3uitanb gu
ieben, 10 baB Sobanna iaste: mWenn
es Dir SuIust, mein Sobn. 70 pollen
mir qbolpb bitten, ben 4ntauf fir
uns gu mo6eI."
rWlir sefdut es gut .senus. Die
8dume unb Strduder iino in sutem
3uitanbe unb aus benz 9auie lGbt ii9
MAIDEN, mas man Mil. Sam man
slei6 @eiiB ersreifen2@
nMoreen, ipenn Sbr piini9t."
Dam tbue, bite. Die nDtbisen
S9ritte."
Dies gef9ab unb an nG9itsn Gage
fiebelten bic 3eiGner na6 benz neuen
Auartiere iibsr. Das 9%runoitiid,
pOrauf bas 9anberpilt'f6e S4loB ers
ri9tet tper6en fo1te, lag opif6en
&lippen gpenue unb Der nd9fteH
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fpobVer Ger 1ila ipis bes 8raun'i9en
DpbnbauIes rem aGrm Der @rbeiten
boren tonnten. 3ablrei9e @rbeitsr
eruben Die Seller ans, unb Subrleute
f9ufften in sroBes @asen bic Grbe
fort. 4nbers Gu6rleuts brn9ten bic
Steine, bas 9dubol5 uno an bic ans
bern Siuse, iuelde gum 9au zines folz
den SdloHes n6thig finb. Die
Srauns nureen MIR oberflddli9 bur9
biefen 2Grm beriihrt; ALIEN in 9slas
u%nrubiger Seele ertpedte er neue
pldne uRb @ebdnten. .2ucis", faste
lie gu ibrer So9ter. ~hiefer Reubau err
innert mid, baB infer sisnes 9uus aft
uno baufGnis ipirb unb peri6ieoener
R%eparaturen beodrf, Inn uniern3ipeden
ferner gu biensn. Qubsrbem perben
mande Der MDbeI 10 binfdnis, bab
lie erneuert pereen miiFen. fpenn mir
nidt pplIen. bdB is auiammenbreGen.
ia lit gum 8eiIpiel Der alte SetretGr
IN GriBens 3immer; i'd babe grpBe
2uit, Charles ben Nuftrug gu ertbeis
len, i1n mad benz 9pl5bauie gu brine
gen unb 5euerboIa baraus gu MAIDEN"
,Neiu, Wiama, t9ue ous ni9t. Der
Setretdr 1T elm anoenten an Carlos
Bruno, benz friiberen GERM Don Grans
cisco unb MsrceSes. Wenn Ou ibneR
Sas dlte MObel anbieteIt. perbsn lie
MIR gu frOb fem, es mad ibrsr Mobs
nung gu transportiren."
rNun, tpie On piait; nur feb gu.
bdb mir es balb lostpsrben."
2ucie pubte, bds bic Mericdner i'm
9efpGdsbauis arbeitsten unb erbot iid.
ssran3iseo Don benz Mnerbieten in
&enntniB gu isben. pdbrfdsinli9 Bee
sinfIuBt burd bic Grpurtuns. Yaul
Bel bisisr 9elsgeR6eit isbtH unb fpres
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- 4m mel # EN- tommi elmer in
bic 9iBe, ipenn man i'm talt fisllen
mill.
man bSrt msiftsns etpas
lGuten. lpenn Ssr3en fir siacrhss
iGlasen.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30

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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-08-09
TELEGRAMs TERsELY TOLD.

David B. Henderson, speaker OF the
United States house of representatives
is in Berlin.
Jesse Haney. owner of several of
the earliest comic papers. died at his
home in New York Monday.
President Francis Monday an
nounced the appointment of Halsey c.
Ives of st. Louis as chief of the d.
vision of fine arts of the Louisiana
Purchase exposition.
The body of James NJ. Frazier, a
Presbyterian minister, 50 years old,
was found in the Ohio river Monday
three miles below Paducah. 1t is sup.
posed he committed suicide.
Judge Z. G. Rognon, judge of the
United States commissioners court at
Teller City, Alaska, has been indicted
by the federal grand jury and arrested
for alleged misuse of government
money.
Insanely jealous of his wife, William
Schultz, a Chicago carpenter stabbed
her to death, Monday and then killed
killed himself with a revolver. The
two dead bodies were found by
Schultz's daughters.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-08-09
conqcr and the Governorship.

Burlington. La, Aug. G.-The Hawk
eye prints an interview had with Min
lister Conger in Honolulu by the Hawk
eye representative there, In which Mr..
Conger says: I'VE were given a
splendid reception in Iowa, but L. did
not have a chance to see many Iowa
friends whom | would liked to, have
seen, for fear that | would be open to
the charge of electioneering for the
governorsbip. l stand exactly as
did on that score. If am nominated
on Aug. 7 | will go home and redeem
my promise to accept. Otherwise |
viii. remain In China"