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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1901-06-20
Chattle Mortgages Filed for Re.
cord June 18th, 1901.

>i>'ltAA III toN
to Movius Lumber Co., grey geld
ing, years old, VT. 1850, s3G.3O.
G. a. Smythe, Lidgerwood to
Movius Lumber Co., grey mare, 9
yrs. old VT. 1000. colt, sorrel geld
ing Is yrs old, $40.
Louis Katter, Park twp to Movi,,s
Lumber Co., crop 1901 on sell 1920
81. Sl7O
c. ]. Letter. I.eMars twp to b. W.
X J. y. Schouwiller, crop 1901 on wla
of sw14 l0-129-4s, S$234 SO.
Lewis i:ngle, DeVillo twp to The
Bank of Fairmount, crop 1901 on
swll 3-l30-4s, bay geldings Sand IL
yrs old, SOL.
John Doyle, l:lma twp to +.
Hunger, crop 1901 on NJ. of swI and
wi. of sci 20-129-5O, Shead of stock,
$500.
knude Moen, Dwight to c. NJ.
Johnson, crop 1901 Oh swl4 2-133-4S,
$50.
w. ii. Thompson, DcNillo twp to
John II. Jones, crop 1901 OH nj. of
nl2 2l-l3O-4S, $2ll.s3.
John Brummond. Brightwood to
Fred Worner, | sorrel mare 8 yrs
old. bay colt, $50.
A. w. kamke, Park to The Salzer
Lumber CO.. crop 1901 OH nwA S-l29-
80, $71.70.
Peter ]. Peterson, Barrie twp to
Halvor NJ. Graft, crop 1901 on nell
5-l&-5l, bay horses yrs old, bay
horse yrs old, $50.
NJ. Killian, Colfax to VIM. II.
White Lumber Co., black cows,
crop 1901 on sell S-I35-5O, $780,
]. II. lesson. Liberty to J. ]. Jones,
2 red COWS, SD 10
John II. Deans, LeMars twp TO b.
W. u ]. a. SchouwilIer, crop 1901 on
e!2 of 20 nei2 I5-l29-4s, SS'S.3 l6.
c. Hope, ct al to The Citizens Ma
tional Bank of Wahpeton, 3 grey
ii'' :1S'o btiJ iiOi SS' Flo'.
Phillip Stack, Mooreton to Dennis
Stack, ! brown mule, s;42.5O.
Jos. komack, Lidgerwood to An
ton Hriz, bay horse 8 yrs old VT
1000, $3.50
Carl Lee, to X. S. Helling, 5 head
horned stock, $5tj.
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Lyman NJ. Bixby, to Edwin L.
Marsh, ncl4 of sci and sl2 of scl4 of
swl4 6-13i52, $3.50
William +. Horston and wife to
Wellington Vamatta, sell 20, sw4
2s-l29-47, 1888.
William 7. Howe and wife, to Will
liam Mcintyre, e1% 10, 81. 81, sell 81
1852, $3.50.
W. D. Oliver and wife, to G. M.
Elder, wig of sell 13-l34-a, $500.
Nick Krump and wife, to +. l..
Shaw, swl4 23-l32-5O, $1,000.
MORTGAGE DEEDS.
Luella +. Smythc and husband,
to The Northwestern Mutual Saw
ings and Loan Association, lot II,
blk b I.idgcrwood, $500.
Patric Donavon and wife, to The
Lidgerwood State Bank, nwA 20
l29-52, 5000.
William Mcintyre. to w. J. Howe,
ei. 10, sE2 81, scA 27-l35-52. S3lOo.
Lyman NJ. Bixby, ct al, to Helen
Marst, neA of sell and So of sell,
sell of swl, G-l3t-52, $500.
J p. Miller, ct al, to Cordclia y.
Pierce. all sec. 5-I3i-;52, 5000.
Elizabeth L., Axtcll, to J. G.. Will
lrett, nwll Y-135-52, $500.
John j.. Jones and wife, to Geo. +.
Roth, nci, 7-124-40, Sl2GO.
Mary y. Herkcr, to Cyrus y.
Campbell,ct al, wiz of ne-onc-tourth
12-l32-52, $500.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1901-06-20

Jennic--To have a round beauti-
full neck wiggle your head from
side to side every night take Rocky
Mountain Tea. It's a short cut to I,
graceful form. .35c. Rittcnhouse
Pharmacy.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1901-06-20
A Heavy Shipment Of Harvest.
ing Machinery.


Ten years ago the Walter A.
Wood Moving and Reaping
Machine Company, whose fac
toryis located at Hoosick Falls,
Rensselaer, County, N. Y, SOLD
the good will of it's business
west of the Ohio and Missis-
sippi rivers to a Harvester COM
pany in St. Paul, MINI. The
latter company last year wound
up its affairs, whereupon the
Walter A. Wood Com pany
bought back it's business rights
for the territory mo ntioned and
the old reliable firm of Chas.
Youngquist & Co., will be their
agents at Wahpeton N. ID. AS
an assurance that it has al
ready begun to regain the
enormous western busin
which it enjoyed prior to 1892,
a special train of sixty freight
cars is now loading at t n G
Wood Company's warehouses
in Hoosick Falls, with Mowers,
Reapers, Binders, Rakes and
Iedders, for ship p ment to
North Dakota. The trains will
carry nearly three thousand
machines, making all aggre-
gate tonnage of 800 gross tons,
every machine having al
ready been actually sold. Each
side of the cars will be hand
somely decorated with white
canvass, bearing the company's
name and the character of it's
product in handsome lettering.
The entire route over which
this train shall pass is lined by
the agencies and friends of the
company. (Which is nearing it's
fiftieth anniversary as a cor
Poration,) all of whom are anx-
ious to witness the old com
pany's triumphant return to it's
former field of business. 1t has
been arranged that the entire
trip shall be made by daylight,
and the schedule is now being
arranged by the various lines.
the start from Hoosick Falls
will be made Tuesday morning
May 14th, nine o'clock, and the
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1901-06-20
House Wanted. i.

Dwelling house wanted to lease
Inquire at Wrights land office owe,
Purdon 4 Cos store.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1901-06-20

MIS-. Martin FreerkS, Monday
of this week.
A son arrived at the home of
Mr.. and NJ rs II. NJ. Loundy.
Tuesday morning.
Miss Bessie Wood of Min
neapolis, is in the city. the
guest of Mrs. II. ". Beatty
and Miss Ethal Wood.
Mrs. Il. W. Beatty and child
rem havereturned from Illinois,
where they have been visiting
for a month or six weeks.
The ladies of St. Elizabeth's
society will serve a IL O'clock
dinner next Sunday, June 23rd,
in the old church building.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Miksche and
Miss Mollie returned Tuesday
morning, from a few days visit
with friends in Melrose, Minn.
|
If possiable. enter Nankato
Commercial College, Mankato,
Mimi. Sept. 3, and get t w o
months tuition free. Send for
particulars.
Chas. G. Bade returned from
the lakes Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Bade and children will
remain at the Lake Cottage
for some time.
St. Johns school will give
Cantata Monday evening, at
their commencement exercises.
Bishop Stanley will also de-
liver an address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dole are having
their house on Seventh street,
remodeled and are preparing to
move into the same the latter
part of this week.
c. H. Sleeper and H. G. klep-
per are delegates to the grand
lodge at Fargo this week. They
represent both the Masonic
and Eastern Star.
Bishop Stanley will ad-
m n i S ter Confirmation and
preach in St. Adalberts Bohe-
rnian church, next Sunday,
June 23rd, at $3.50 p. IN.
Harry McVetty, son of A. Nc
Vetty recently of Howard Lake,
Minnesota, has accepted posi-
ton at Swank's Confectionery
and Ice Cream Parlor.
Mrs. John S h ip p a m and
family accompanied Mrs. 0. c.
Conrade to Graceville. Mimi,
last Saturday, where they will
visit for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stern
will return from the lakes Sat
urday and on the their arrival
Mr.. \. Stern will leave for Far
go, to visit several days.
The young folks favored
little Miss Nellie Austin with
a farewell surprise pa TT y, 4,
Tuesday evening, at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Will Goddard.
Master Arthur and Miss Hat
tie Wagner left Tuesday eve
ming for Grand Meadow, MINI,
where they will visit with their
grand parents for five or six
weeks.
Miss Ethel Wood is the guest
of her aunt Mrs. II. w. Beatty
this week. Miss Wood is on
her way home from Grand
Forks university, she having
graduated a few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Powers of
st. Paul, on their way from the
coast, were the que
of Mr.. and Mrs. Swank a few
days last week. Mrs. Powers
is a sister of Mrs. Swank.
Miss Rosa Raiter, niece of
p. Raiter, who has been attend
ing school here the past year
had the misfortune to step into
an iron rake few days ago and
consequently suffers from a
sore foot.
Rev. E. S. Shaw is in receipt
of letter from DR.. Clark ask
ing him to take place on the
program of the International
G. f. Convention in Cincin-
natti, July 9th to 10th, and to
preach in one of the pulpits
July 7th. He hopes to be able
to 80.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1901-06-20
Woman's Literary Club.

The Woman's Literary Club
met at the home of Mrs
Sowles, une 18th, with sixteen
members and seven visitors
present. Mrs. Davidson being
absent Mrs. Klepper took her
place as secret tary. Mrs.
Theodore Albrecht's name was
proposed for membership, that
being the twelfth name on the
list waiting action. Mrs.
Quimby's resignation was read
and accepted and Mrs. Kilpat-
rick was elected member i'm
her place.
The first on the program was
a reading by Mrs. Montgomery,
"Dobley after a Bungalow" in
which we all enjoyed a hearty
laugh.
The next was a Medley
by Mrs. Cared, which was a
very interesting and instructive
paper on her European trip,
there would be no use to quote
from this paper as one would
need to hear the whole of it to
get the full value.
The next was Medley in
rhyme by Mrs. Hazen and was
enjoyed by all present.
Roll call was responded to by
original sayings. The history
lesson was conducted by Mrs.
Wakefield. This was our last
history lesson for the year.
We were next introduced to
little Miss Ellis's coming out
party
After elaborate refreshments
served by our hostess, we ad
journed to meet in two weeks
at the home of Mrs. Wakefield.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1901-06-20

Miss Annetta Green left fo,
her home in Red Wing, MINI.
Monday evening.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1901-06-20

He Can Sell It
1t you have piece of land you
want to sell, list it with Irwin L.
Streeter. He can sell it.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1901-06-20
O. K. Ulsaker

Makes farm loans at low rate o.
interest; also farms for sale.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-10-03
Rr. Adm. Schley said He Could
Not Go 10 Santiago For
That Reason.
ne VAS ORDERED TO PROCEED IHIRE.
Schley Was Told Tha; Adm. Sampson
Expected the Fiyiug Squadron 10
Leave C.enfuegos Instantly.
The Com niodorc Esprc--ed the ne
iief That ths Srnniard- were fu
ticmf"cEos. A. iIc Had Heard
Some tiriur.


Washing.on. Sent e., u.- s,..r
court of lnonir, ,.,. h-o.lst e..
sldlcn termination r.~ t.. f... -
minutes after .anyenin~ rne.fev
hr Gre announcement of 'hc sudden
n-aih % Judge Jeremiah Wilson.
ifn"r couisel for han Sch',v I'.c
announcement was inside fo Che conrt
hr Hon l-afnr Harurr. assistant
counsel bon fhc following language;
h''e worry sad announcement go
i'afe i' tn' court. have iu.t hrar1
.i ihr ..nih Of Judge Wilson. irl'
''n at I'D O'Clock fa's morning.
A-'s.' rt'.l oarf nns With h'm
"H''i '.., '--i niEif .au lm ihit
OF O'Clock and lctf him at
Nc hNte confirmed fhr ruwnr
me Irr phone fnHf hc hnf
N'.. '' i'. or'n'.n ho'Dl r Dot
n'N fNe coHrt
n lNe approval ni iuc
I"'r 'n hh
N.NIh Oh
't court
"oi
'"'"'Nt .--t Two now
"e 'tDA n fhr
- ,''I "Wednesday ln't worr
f't.n come
I'd. r'1fd.
'.N 'h'
'''
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-10-03

- the Ninth Infantry and Ia
-urgcnt- ia Samar.

Washington. Sept. 30.--News of the
disastrous fight between troops Of
the 9th infantry and be insurgents
in s@mar vas received by the war de-
paftment.
Manila. sept. 2o.-Adjutant Cen
eral. Washington; Hughes reports
following from Eassey. Southern 81
mar: T~eEiy-fonr men gtk regiment.
United States infantry. wounded.
have Just arrived from balaugigs. rr-
maindsr eompanv Killed. Insurgents
secured All company supr.ies and all
rifles except y. Company was attack
ed durisR breakfast morning Scptem-
bcr p; company - strong. ofiicers
Thomas ". Connolly (capiainl. Ed
ward \. unmrus tarsy iirutcnantl.
l'r. r. : Griswsid tmajc s'srgeon).
escaped
@CHAFPEE
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-10-03

The health OF Abdni lIainid. sultan
~ Turkey. is said 70 be- failing.
The cruiser Dcs Moiacs wili be
reads Tor launching tbe latter part
Of November
IL is asserted that Pi-r~dlrnt Co.'S
tro viii declare war on Colombia at
the end Of the nsonts.
Rice planters On the savannah rix-
er suffered heavy damage frols high
water and sti!i further destrucsion
is anticipated.
Henri Fonrnier. the French autou,o.
biiisf. covered mile on the Fort Erie
race eouree m l.l3N. beating his o~n
record Tor circular track Of i:t&.
An attempt Was made oy 3 naoo
composed of unkno~n persons 20
drive ihe negroes from Boad Greek
the county seat of Grant County,
o. T.
terrible disaster occurred IN
s'residio county. Texas. near the Rio
Grunsle riseF. on the cstb insssns.
g nsrn Who were prospecting for eln-
Thar losing their lives In aeesl
caused by ~ssssspoat or cload.
burst
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-10-03

D. ~ ua,criy thr fDrmrr famor.
minstrel leader. dird of hrart trou-
hle in So. Marks ho,p.ial Salt Lake.
Isah
The cruiser Cleveland was launched
at lafh. Me- Miss Ruth Hsnnn.
daughter of ihc senator. christencd
fhc vessel
J. la'a. 81 highly esteemed citizen
of Pass. Christian. Miss. avrnevd his
daughter ly killing Alexander West.
Negro who had assaulted his six.
tccn-ycar-old daughter
In ihc international Yacht rar~ the
columbia beat the Shamrock hv ,hir.
ty seconds The Shamrock had the
lead in the stort. but on the hour
stretch 'he Columbia forged ahead Of
her.
@. f. NcCec. the nisht money clerk
of thc Southern Express co. in Chat.
tanooga Tennessee. IS an alleged
ausconder and fugitive frous jus.
Icc. 4 reward i- offered for his ~
rest.
John Jacoh Astor's msgaiaceu,
steam ynclt Nourmahal ~as hsdl,
camagcd and strained hy being ir
collision with the North Star. the ia.
test addition 20 the h~ei % the Mainr
steamship Co.
Kentucky officials revived Interest
iH the shooting 81 Governor Ooebe
. hy appearing iu the Office Of Governor
Dnrbin. at indianapolis. "a present
for the second time requisition IA
pcrs calling for the rcturn to krn
iucky Of William s. Tasiar aud Char
les Finley
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-10-03

The signal onice % the war DEPART
mcnt has direct tci~graphir com-
munication with Fort Egbert Alaska.
Au expedition under Gen. Diax has
Effected landing az Chamc near
Panama. tt Is well armed ani
equipped
What 30 intcndci 10 BE- the hnai r--
moeai of the remains u Abraham
iincoln took place The c-sSct was
placed Ca the new vault
nuniei A. Ray. United States mar
sAsi Tor Hawaii died from heart fail
urc az Iionoluiu. On the ie,h instant.
Mr.. Ray was well known ia Illinois
poutic-.
it IS reported that Turkish and AZ.
bantam troops have come into coi-
nsion At nclopoljs. OLD ssrvia. with
thc result that 81 were killed and
wounded.
s.N mon and possibly sev~u were
Killed and seven injured b the exc
plueion Thursday Of an Oh tank of -he
EsscN aud Hudson GAS Co. at Ne,,-
ark. N j.
JOAN George Nicolay. private secrs-
tary Geo President Linsoln. aud widely
hnnwn as the author OF several works
ou che life % the great war president.
is Head. aged 20 years.
Crcsceus. the kng Of trott~r-. failed
90 lower his rccord Of s.oet. made ~
Columbus. August p in trial on the
nclnout Driving club course AZ War-
berth. a suburb Of Phnadelphia.
The Attorney general ha- rendered
sn opinion TO the interior department.
sustaining the authority Of the Cher
okre Indian nation 90 Lev, a tax OF 20
cents per ton on prairie hay shipped
out 81 the nation.
The London Daily News publishes
an uncondrmed rumor that Lord
Kitchener has resigned the post ~
comma ndcr-in-chicf in south Africa,
owing 60 disagreemsnss with Mr..
nroderick. thc war secretary.
Funeral services ovsr the remains
Of the late Jeremiah " Wilson. chief
counsel for Adm. sohiey. and one %
the best kno~a lawyers In the coau-
Try. were held st the Church Of the
Covenant. Washingtoh. tnterment
took place at Oak Hin cemetery.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-10-03

rcnry T-,ts. baneaz~wufrAs< ~xa
given The decision Ia s>-rcund cos-
test With Aussin RICE. osmyion fr.tA-
er-w~tgh, Of New fAs'Asa. NJ Sssna-
nah. Ga.
~1h> British robasco Co VS. rer-
istcred IN Easi.nd. TIE Subscribers
Including AsssrsA Duke. seiir- ard
Harris. Of The Amsrfcsn Tobacco CO.
rsc.ke ndieo
ktrsiend y. Armour died al his r~.-
hlsecs in Kansas CITY Nr. ArInoer
s~r-rvd With Brsght's disease and
a weak heart. and had been sinking
gradually for three days.
The Minnesota eoefrr-ncc % rh~
Methodist Episcopal church voted ,
20 ie In favor Of the new cons'itu-
iion allowing woman r~-.re~~nta-
tion IN the general eoascr~nc-
Capt. Torrestsds. Of the steamer
iisnes. froni noca. del Toro. reports
that the hattie fought on September
u and is is claimed by ;he Colosntian
troOp~. but the loss was hrsvy on
both sides
IL - reported In shanghai that GA
the arrival of the ,eurt ~ Kai Yong
fu. the empress iowa<cr will .6~ia-
hrrii the heir apparcn.. Chm. IN
the PrrtsNt that NJ q icading a life
81 dissipation.
The viii OF the late President Me-
hinles was fled for probate ~ Cam
son. a. The estate j. valued NJ hc-
tween te2s .cuo and ss5o.ooo. To his
wife ~, b~qucaihs an Of his real 49,
tate and income FROM prrSonal prop
rrts during her natural life. The ~
tltc then gees 90 his brother ana
sisters. share aud share alike. judge
Wm. u. Day end Secretary George n.
tortriyou nrc named a. cNerutor-s by
thr widow
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-10-03

fh~ creas aforementioned Contest for
Americn's cup uesun DC sandy
Hook Iiahfshtn.

New York Sept. 49, one of thr hIr-
lcst crowd. thaf cter put fo -ca went
down to the SANDY Hook tiphtshIp
Thursday to witness Sir Thomas lir-
ton's second challenger. shamrock
il.. and rhe white flyer Columbia.
vhich successfully defended the oll
Americas cup against his first trophy
hunter two years ago. struggle for
tae yacht supremacy ot thc world n
Che frst az fhe cuQ racer OF glL uuf
the excursion heet returned lisup-
pointed. The great single stickcrs
went out IAursday morning fresh for
che battle. but ihe sea ref,scd ihcm
a aeld cf conflict The wind. newer
more than mine and sometimes a.
low a. three knots was Too light and
sh.fty Co carry the contestants over
tae j0-mile course in the time al
.ofted oy the rules. 40 thc cod of
i,vo and half hours. the prescribed
tune. the race was officially declared
o.. and The yachts were toucs uacl,
- thcir bcrihs inside sandy Hook.
New York. sept. 3c-in the inter-
national races for Americas cap SAT-
ur,isy ihe Columbia won. The sham
rock H. led iu the earlier stages of
rhc contest. but the Columbia slowly
gained ou its british competitor dur.
ing the last stage and finished s0
seconds ahead Of tlc Shamrock IT,
Tens OF thousands held their breath
90 give voice 20 the skies when the
Coiumoiu's jibhoom went spcaring
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-10-03
4 WORTHY SUCCESSOR
something New Under
the sun"

All doctors have tried 10 cure ca
nsRRH by tho use Of powders. acid gases.
|-t,iers and drugs in paste form Their
..sess iry up The mucuous memhraucs
,.,.i,e them 20 crack open and bleed.
y roucrrei acids used ia the Inhaler.
.t. entirely eaten eWay the sas.c mem
rare. ihai their makers have aimed to
r.. ahic rastcs and oinimcnts cannot
~ tia disease. An old and experience
,raciItorcr who has Tor many wear.
|r,sea close strir ard speciality OF che
I..,insnt of CArANRU. has at last ncr-
a-,si treatment which when faithfully
ID not ariF relieves 20 once. bot nar-
-,.-ailg cores CATANRH. bv removing
rso... stopping the discharrcs. and
ar- 900 ndamation. It Be- fhc ONLY
-sir krnrn 90 science th.d arfrallt
.-ar- f.a afflicted na-s .he wonder
-snriI i- known as SUPPLIES che
IriEANTEEn CAIAREH CURE" anl
I'D etfh- extremely low price of Ono
rlr. each package containing fnternsl
tt.era' medicine Sufficient for o. mu
f's Treatment and everything ncccs-
rfo its perfect use.
-sNrftLES" is thc only perfect CA
fiTHH CURE ever made sut is now
-a.IsI ls fhc only ssie and positive
I1r I.af annoying and di--ustine
a.r 10 cares all iniamaiion qnicklf
permanently and is also wonderful.
r. f. .r.Irto HAY FEVER Kur COLD fr
HfhN
ftTtftH uhfn neglected often icaf.
..N~' Nffi0N -"-NrFFLE> ofI
. r.. .. r.n u.n 10 nf once Do d.. Dbl.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-10-03
ITEMS OF INTEREST
and coiist~a Tor the n-s~at 90
sh~ Nasty Reader.


AoNDAt.
Count Won Wasder-~e. who - all
ing. - ,sors~. He raGers from I.
painfsl sore OF the leg snd hss 10
appetite.
The 1oth snEual rsectinx of the So
ci-ty Of the Army of the Ctt.,b~rla nj
viii ee held IN Louisville KY. gu o.
tohcr ami ?.
Dr. Henry whisehorn. llsd -
Schenectady. \. y. aged - y~sr~. Hr
vas az one time one of ,he h--s
kno~n educators IN the country.
\ dispatch from Constantinopi. 70
ports that bloody hght has taken
place between Mussuirnans and Chris-
tians az Beirut. Syria. No details sr-
given.
forl Kitchener has asked for s.oo1
more seasoned usouotrd men and for
power fo hang ret'els. traitor. and
lnnr,icrer. without rrfcrrnc- TO The
homr government
Rev. Dr. William G.. GRAY. ns~ ven
cradle editor 81 the Interior. = Chi
cago publication Of the i'rrSty TO rian
church. died 20 his home boz Oak Park
aged go Years.
empires Augusta Victoria. whose
RETURN FROM Eomiutcu was EARLIER
Sham She had intended. D.. il and ss,u-
hncd tn hrr hesi Prof Ol.hau.--n
T las hccn consulted
N proclamation has been issued pro
Wiling ior fhc sale of properties ~
{ hurrhcrs still Bon thr aeid IN accor,i-
nnec Nifh th~ terms 90 Lord Kitchen
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-10-03
Czolgosz viii Be Eiec;rocufed in
Prison There During Week
Beginning 0etober %.
PRISONER sPVKE BEFORE sESInck
There Was No One Else BUT Me- he
said in a Whisper. Witch Was
Repeated by His Counsel
We one Eis~ reid MIA, 10 Csrnn.It
the Cfina~ and Nc one rrid
Hiaa Ter n.ias ths
deed.


found guilty OF murder in fbe ftst
supreme court. Boo having. ON thc sixth
day Of September. shot President Afc-
llinlcy. enc wounds inflicted after
ward. resulting iu the death of the
/ president
The wheels Of Justice moved SWIFTLY.
The trial Of tho assaf.in con-un. -d
! eight hour. and .G minutes and COW
cred period OF only TWO DAYS Prac-
| ticany an OF ihis time WAS occup'-l
/ hy the prosecution in presenting
ease 30 clear. so conclusive that even
hnd The prisoner entered O plea Of
/ insanity. 10 is doubtful 30 fhc inr,
would have returned a verdict differ
ent from the one rendered Tuesday.
buffalo. Sept. e1 sheriff Caldwell
and ld men left no io.nf D.. ri. Thurs
J day with C1oigosr m special caf
attached 80 thc rear of thc second
section of thc $3.50 train on fhc New
| York Central The train is dine bon
Auburn NJ 2.i2 Friday morning. but
being half an bour latc. may NOT
reach there uutl later.
Leon T. Czoigos1. the Hs~1ssin of
/ President Mckinley. ~a, Thursday
afternoon sentenced go he eirctroept.
cd in Auburn prison during thc vcrA
beginning October 2,. iooi l'rfnr.
-cntruce was passed the ns.a-s.r
e'inced desire to speak, hui h,
could NOT rct IBIS voice above % whi-
per- nnd his words we're repeated tc
the court nf his counsel
There WAS no onc else hut mr.
'he prisoner SAID B." a whisper 'Nc
enc else iold mo io No ii, ani 300 ono
Paln me 20 do d. was not told
any '"'ns ".o"t thc 'r'nr- ana D
never tN'Nthl 'N. 'htNH NunNi If NntiI
a couple OF days before D committed
'"r crime
t''s "'"h- iir was quite
'-Ln. '"' WAS evident i''i DIS
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Instiee White +o.t his ol,c.. ,,.,.r
che bench The pri..n.- ,,a. ,sl-.5
if he had nnv reason to rf,e ,hv
abe senteuc. 81 dran, sbonid no, ,,
/ pronounced against him. frc -~-.u-l