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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-04-11
USED KNIFE BLADE
Caprio's Deadly Weapon Was
a Small Pocket
Knife.
Found Hidden in the Settee in
the Hall of the
Hospital.

An inquest over DR.. X. Erskine
Johnson's remains, the victim Of the
Italian Caprio, was conducted by Jus
tice of the Peace, J. p. Bare, Thurs
day afternoon. The jury was com
posed of J. c. Peterson, f. c. Voris,
John K. Wallize, ID. &. Williams, J.
c. Mencemoyer and Theodore Hof-
man. Several witnesses testified
among whom was DIR. Meredith, sup.
erintendent of the Hospital. AT the
time of the murder he wasln distant
part of the building, and his testimony
was in relation to the condition of the
patient who committed the crime.
Caprios condition, DR.. Meredith
explained, is stationary and admits
OF but little hope of recovery. His
mania is marked by delusions of per-
secutions. He is fault finding and he
frequently has trouble with other
patients. The history OF his case
shows that he was insane when boy.
He had already been afflicted one
year and was under sentence for
commitment of crime when adjudged
insane and sent to the Hospital. Dr.
Meredith gave it as his opinion that
Caprio was insane at the time of the
murder.
Roy Rishel, whose home is at
White Hall, Montour county, who IS
attendant in Caprio's ward and who
assisted DR.. Johnston, was sworn.
The physician was sitting on the side
of the bed with his left side next to
the patient. When resisted Rishel
took his left hand, tbe patient keep
ing his right hand concealed under
the covers. This hand DR.. Johnston
was trying to get hold of, but before
he could accomplish 1t the patient
quickly withdrew it and dealt the doc
tor a stunning blow ON the left jaw.
The doctor arose, but not until as
proven by the wounds on his body
he received three other blows from
the murderous patient. AS to the
latter attendant, who confessed that
he was very much excited, was able
to give little information. Indeed,
so far as his knowledge went there
might have been but one blow struck
He saw nothing in the patients hano
resembling weapon of any sort.
Rlshel struggled with Caprio, bu
was unable to subdue him until add
tional help arrived in the person o
Harry Huntington, another attendant
The patient was finally over powered
and the two Immediately turned thei
attention to DR.. Johnston. He SAT-
he didn't think his wounds were seri
Gus. The blood was flowing treel
however, and but a few minutes clap:
ed until he was unconscious. He wa
removed to a room further down tn
hall where his life ebbed away.
At this juncture knife blade
stained with blood was produced.
Continued on Page 4--4th Col.
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Murderer John Gulick will now
have sufficient time to ponder over
and repent for his terrible crime, the
killing of his mother and brother, at
the family home near Kline's Grove,
Tuesday morning of last week. But
penitence will not suffice; the law de-
mands more. His life, according to
the appointed rules OF the land, must
pay the penalty.
His capture occurred Sunday morn
ing, in a small workhouse, near his
home by Butler Surgeon, a man en-
ployed by Mr.. Gulick on his farm.
Gulick was drying his clothes near
a little stove, in which he had built a
fire, when Surgeon entered the place.
Trembling with fear Gullck arose and
advanced toward Surgeon, holding
out his hand. He inquired, "How is
Pap2" Surgeon replied, "He's well,
I'll call him."
"No, no, l don't want to see him.
The torture / have endured the pas,
few days has made me mad"
Noticing through the window the
approach of little party of country
men on tine way to church, Gullck
became alarmed and fled to the wood
house. The party was called, ano
after relieving the prisoner of hi'
loaded revolver, the weapon witt
which he had slain mother ano
brother, they took him to his fathers
home and allowed him to eat break
fast and change his clothes.
As the prisoner entered the house
Samuel Gulick, his father. advanced
to meet him. Tears streamed dowI
the parents face as he shook hands
but the matricide was not moved.
Gulick was brought to Sunbury il
a covered wagon and put in jail
Describing his whereabouts since th
crime, Quick said:
81 struck to the hills after tn
shooting and remained there unit
night. when l went to Eckman's barn
Before daylight Wednesday l returne
TO the hills and hid under pile c
underbrush. Wednesday night | sleF
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-04-11
The Leader Department Store.
Carpets.

I2tc per yd. About all
that can be said of it is
the price. That's cheap
enough.
3oc per yd. Heavy 3
thread Granite Carpet.
Will wear.
soc. A heavy half wool
filling. Beautiful patterns,
suitable for bed rooms.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-04-11

soc. per yard. A wool
faced Tapestry Brussels.
It's cheap.
Csc per yard. Worsted
face Tapestry Brussels.
ooc. Stinson's best 10
wire 5 thread Tapestry
Brussels.
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GttbHmorb ruf sinsm
9. bn8N9e

Waft6etv gudlar, i6nitt iif bsut,
Mpr1en ouf einem ofiDdrts fChrenoeu
3uae Der cate Sbor gnbn, aIs Der
Ielbs BORT Clinton g1iiirts, in islbits
moroerii6er Qbfift nit sinsm Rdiirs
meier in ben 5aIs. Gr beiinbet ith
iebt in Der 8oli3dito sn. 100 itin Ton
isben Quasnblid srr1rtet pirb. 81
itammt ars Galiiornien uho III Dsrs
heirothei.
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5Iu4t por bem @oGgen.
Mount 0olln. g. s. 4. 0ea.


@ine lenlationeue Scene ipielts
ii9 beute Dor Der 9tnri9tunq pes
Gbos. Yropn i'm WefdngniiIe alb.
Ra9Oem man benz @efangenen um
baIb neun ltbr oas SObesurtbeil ppr=
seIeien, lieB man ibn in ieiner Seize
nit Dem Yaitor Or. Seiiisger, Der
tlm 5roit 5uIprecben 1Oute. BGbrenn
Der Geiitli9e einige Steuen aus Der
8ibeI oerlas, perieBte ibm 8ropn
mebrere 0isbe nit elmer Giienitonge,
ipel9e er in 1einer 3elle perborden bate.
Or. 0eiiisger fant belpuBtiOs gu 30
ben unb 8ropn elite aus Der 3eQe
iiber ben Corridor mad Dem 9of, no
er iiber bic Mauer gu tlettern perIu9z
te, I'm ms Sreie gu eelangen. Dem
Sheriff unO nem 9aupts@Iert pes Sc
fGngnifies, bic ibm na6geeiIt paren.
brobte er nit Der @ilsnitonge, er Ia
pituIirte aber f6liebli6, aIs Der
Sberiff inn erfldrte, er lperoe i'm
erf6ieBen. Sine balbe Stunoe IpGter
bing 8ronn am @algsn, Seine Ser,
urtbeiIung gum Spbe mar erfOlgt, peiI
er ben iieb8igiGbrigen Sarmer @aIbz
ington 6unter ppn &iberiibe, q. g.,
Bel etnem @inbru9speriuae ermprbct
bate.
Bon ben 9 biGip pinen.
UioaiId, 4. 0es.
Nus Gat6olpgan, Der 6cuptitdbt
Der SnieI Sdmar, fpmmt bic &unbe,
baB Der Snfugenteu 6iibrer Sen.
2ufban ltntet6anblungen betreffs iei=
ner ltebergabe antniipfen pollte, baB
ibm Sen, Smith dber iogen lieB, biz
Sstt fir ltnterbanolungen fei bpriiber
Das BON benz 2ieutendnt gpmman=
Der Sos. $. Selen tpmmanbirte &a=
nonenboot v5rplic" 5eritOrte pGbrenb
bes Monats Nopember 147 8oote, auf
benen ben SSnIurgenten @prrGt6e 3uz
9ei6muggelt iperben follten.
Der Sen. Smith bat bic Orbre err
laTen, boB ale mGnnlt6en Silipinos
Die 8iiIte perIaFen unb i'm SRnern
Der SSnIel ibren Aufentbalt nebmen
miifen. I'm bic @rloubnib 5ur Riits
tebr gu erbaIten, miifen tie @epebre.
@efdngene ober gea6ri6ten iiber bic
Snfurgenten bringen.
5iinfbunbert @ingebOrene BON Cat
balogan baben it9 erboten. Die sSnIurz
genten gu betdmpfen, Inn Der SnIel
Samur 5rieben 5u psri6affen. 9us
4nerbieten BON bunbert bieier U&Gns
ner lit angenpmmen fpiNben. sic finb
nit 8plo's unb SpssreH beipoffnet
unb tbun SpGberbienFe unter bem
COMMANDO bes lieutenant Compton.
8eitern Bel Sagesanbru6 griff Der
lieutenant 8aines BON 9. eSnfanteries
Regiment Elm SORT Der Sniurgenten
an unb 3erIt0rte es, nobel er elm Dir
ienal entbedte, in tpel6em @erGtbe fir
bic Sabritdtion BON 9atronen porbans
ben paren. Die SSn'urgenten erlitten
in bem Sample grpBe 9erluite uno ibre
Offt5iere muBten ibr Sriibitiid ben
9lmeritanern iiberIaFen.
Die omerifanif6en Murineiolbaten
bringen ben Sniurgenten i'm Iibliden
Sbeile BON Samar groBe 8erlR!te BEL.
&on bem lieutenant @m. 9. sSlets
der, Der bas &anpnsnboot nQuirps"
fommdnbirt, purben u Sal3fabri=
fen, Is Sonnen 6dnf unb II Sonnen
Reis 5erit0rt.
MldniIu, a. Seq.
Die &btbeilung bes Oberften 8ints
bate in pen Sipa Bergen Elm I6urfes
Gefe9t nit 40 Sniurgenten, tDbtete
mebrere berfelben unb brannte IA @es
bduoe nieoer.
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8uIQorten.
gDaibin1ton, >. Sej

Dds Stoatsietretdriot srbielt beutt
uon Rem itelpertrstsnDsn 9eianotsH
l5rbb in 9onitantinopel cine 1epeidt
bsr3ufolgs SRI. Stors uno ibre 2eis
oensesfabrtn 5rou 3iilta in 0ulspe,
elmer 0rti6dit auf ber iuoiidtn Seii.
oes Gsbirs.s. s,iangsu ssbaItsn fpsr
ben.
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s. blengruben 8rp g.
feuer.
G2cran.On, Ya., 4. 0ea.

0as &oblen @ortir3aus Der
pGreen Riboe Gool Gompanp"
puroe friib beute Mprgen nit Idmmts
lt9eE 9ampftefeIn unb WtdI4inens
S4uppen, Der S9miebe WertltGtte
uno ben Bagen GemiIen elm Auub
Der 8ldmmen. Der 8erluit erreid)t
Die 9Obe BON $4,000 uno 1T mn
tbeiIpeiie burcb Die GerIi9erltng &C.
oedt. 0dS Sorttr @e6duoe oes
borte gu Den gr0Bten uno beiteiuge.
rt9teten bes eeIammten 2ddaponnas
Gbal SoblerbeSirts. Gtpa 600 g(rbet-
ter itno our9 ben 8rano bei9Gfttz
'gungslos gelporben.
@uS Der 9unbeS6auptFab abt.
8oibington A. 0e3.
Gdut Dem 9eutig,n gtuspeiIe oes
S9abamtes betrGqt Der perfii9pare
8aar=8sitano $167, ,591, POS, moppn
$107510,816 in @oIb lit. 0ieie ie3
tere Summe i9lieBt Die @oIbsHeierrs
BON $100,000,000 nibt elm.
Sdntraub in @illtamss
piIl.
SpringfieIo, g., 8. De5.
Ourcb cine beftige @rpIoiion b:ute
in aller 6riibe aus bem S9lofe 9es
pedt fanoen bic 8etpobner pon 0ils
ltamsoille, baB bH bprtige Staatsbont
BON Rdubern ausgepliinbert porben
tour, Die bas &afengelp1lbe nit 0pnaz
NIT geiprengt unb $4,000 IN 9aar.
iplpit fir mebrere tauIenb Dollars
Sumelcn fDrtgef9Ieppt butten. Die
Gtnbre9er nabmen pon bort, ipie Fsit=
geitelIt lit, ibren Meg na9 Springfielo.
Die 8Cute in einem Sanopagen nit
itd fiibrero. @pn ba aus fe6lt CUR
,3eit jebe pettere Spur. IS lit bie8
>Dereits boS 5peite, in lebter 3eit in uns
ierem Gountp uusgefiibrte, plunpoa be-
ipertfteIliQte 8antrduberei, unb loBt
bic Q(rt Der y9trbeit" duf cine tpobIors
ganiiirte 9iebe8banhe idGieBen, nel=
de ii6 bic mittleren Staaten gum Spes
ratipnsfelbe au8erIeIen au baben
Theint.
M apor SbiIGtn9 unter u r.
tId9e.
9ecutur, Su., 3. De3.
Der Mopor gbdrles Shifting purs
be beuts bier burcb Die @roBgel6norez
nen Der YfIi9tperIebung i'm 4mte an
geflagt, neil er Die @eranitdltung bon
getperbsmdBigen Gliidsipielen 9eOulz
bet bdben TofI.
Den SGutben entrtffen.
Wtempbis, Senn., 8. 9e3.
9os MiIiifiippiz9ampf6oot nSobn
q. Speeo", trslches am llittpo6 ser
porigen @o6e unmittelbar unter Der
Mempbiss8riide Iunt, 1T beute gebos
ben norben. Gs bat teinen erbe6Iiz
hen Gndben oelitttn.
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Ser rGongrsb.
gpoibiudtprt. 3. O.

Die gauge bsutise SiBuns Oss Sss
mats ipur6e aum Ginrei9en bpn gors
Iacsn uno Reiolutiousn psrpenott.
,3tpei oerielben, bic ii6 duf bic llnt.rs
oriidung oes 9lndraismus unb bic
geitrofung bon QndrdiTtsn be3isbsn.
rpurben rouf bsm Tifd Iiss,n gsIdis
fen Donit iis iobalo als moglia 6tn
WtitgIiebsrn unterbr,itst ipsrbsn t5ns
nen
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.trinttim GtruBenbab NJ
Qpunhfeepiie. u. q. 4. 9e8.

Pougbteepiie, Vi. y, a. DEG.
Bdbreno zines Sdneeiturmes oers
iaofe bic gremsDprriatung on einsm
electrii9 betriebener Strubenbabns
ipagen, nel6er iber einen anbang in
ben SubIon Rioer iauite. Bon ben
fiinf SyniaTen fano Der 5anblun9sz
reiIenoe 9. garutb aas Rep gort
gitp leinen Soo in rsn Wsllen. Der
gountp Rt6ter z. &. pbilipps, To-
pie Der 6ilfs Sbuiff 0oumbuid,
Der einen ssiTtestrogten @sfdngsner,
Ramens Gli0er, IN oi, Srrsndnitdit
Su WdttsDd AZ trcasbortiren bate,
Tomie elm ocmiHer 1tsooor Ban GlO3
ana Bouohlecsiie 1en mi. benz
SArtden bd5on. Ci0er enii!ob.
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gpfamt 3erf6rt.
Samilton. O., 5. 9es.

Sine 2lr3abl BON Hdubern 5srit0r!s
geitern 2lbenb tbsilpeiie Dus goiidnt
in Bort llnion. Giner Der R1ubaeiellsE
III dnI9sirenb I4uer perleBt poroen
bean oas 3immer lDor nit glut be-
ihmiert. aud fanbtn iih 5eRsn oon
3Isibsrn por. aeine Dertbfa4en
rsrben permibt.
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Sin Canal 4 GGfer.
St. oSpienh. W{p.. 4. 0e3.

vi. NSDIePp, ulU., 4. Oe8.
Der y9aiIp gfeps pirb aus !6id.
ipdtba, Sas., telegraphirt: S. 9. 2ptIe,
Elm alter 9ipnier, 1T bier beute nod
elmer breijdbrigen &rdntbeit, bic Be.
Ipnoers babur9 mertuiirbtg mar, bab
Der Patisnt mebrere @O6en ober
Monate I6Iief, obne in Der 3pii4ens
3eit gu erpo9en, geitorben. Syn Una,
Sal, i6lief er ununter6ro4en pOm 28.
Mui bis sum 20. 2(uguit. 2lnfan9s
September nuroe er bierbergebraft
unb felt bem 2. b. 9lts. bat er forts
ndbrenb geI3lafen. Sinige Wiinuten
no6 oem Grlpabtn aus ieinem leBten
S6lafe mar er toot. gDd9renb ieine5
lanqen S6lcfes puroe ibm Rdbrun9
mittels zines Gummii9lau9es 5uges
fiibrt.
Grtrtnttim Strd benba 3 NJ
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Utn 6eblberug pom 9IUO,
600.
8aQitpn. g. q. 4. 9ea.

OuullpH, ~ Sr 4. Ot3.
Die r6irIt RotipnaI 9ant" bier
ipurbe beute sei9lofen, Die Inter
Iu9ung i6rer@eI9dftslage Our9 einen
Ftaatli9en Gepillonsbeamten Ite6t un.
mittelbar bebor. SSn ben 8ii4ern Oes
&aIiirers Charles Is. 6it9am ipurOen
grobe DISQUALIFICATION entoedt, es
erfolgte feline 8erbaftung unO er tpurz
De unter 81 900 8urgifdft geIteat.
5it9am 1T perbeiratbet uno beiiBt eine
2o6ter 9ie y5irit NationaI 8ant"
ipuroe i'm Sabre 1865 begriinoet. 4ls
i'm Sttober bes laufenDen Sa9res Der
Gi6ter 8. @. 2amoreur Dem perItprs
benen 8unfbirettor George Weit in
bic Yrdiioenten SteIle foIgte, unb 8.
S. 9ondl0ion itellbertretenoer 8orz
Tbenber ipurbe, bcqonnen Iie iofort
cine our69reifenbc 8u9errepiiion, bic
es gu Gage f0rOerte, oab 5itdam fdpn
Sabre lang nit einem 9eIBit arheis
tete, ba?. lpie bic Rebiioren 9rabdm
uno Ban 8ranten bcbdupten, i'm
2aufe Der 3eit auf circa 100000 ans
gspaAien lit. Sine qenaue 2lnga6e
Der 60bs bes iFeblbetrdgeS niro erIt
m0qlim Iein, nenn bic Quittungss
6i6er Der 9onf 0eboIitoren gepriiIt
iein perben. Gs III ni6t III befiir9s
ten, odB Iebtere lire 8nrteinldgen eins
biiBen me ben.
Die 8eIteuerung BON Gors
!
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poratiDnen.
oSefferipn Sin. Wlo.. 4. s

Der oberIte Gjeri9tsEof srIieB beute
cine Gnti9eioung babin, OeB bic
.BeItern Union telegraph GompdnD"
nidt cine our6 Surbssacte 3uilanocs
getommene GeIenI9aIt BARTLETT, ions
bern unter bem Stddtsgeits BON ZEN
gort intorporirt tpuroe, unD baB bds
Ser oeren BON Der itoatlid:r 2tuss
observation-disclosures borgenommene, be-
8iebunqsmeiie guigebeibene geiteues
rung 3u gRe6t beitebt. Durd oieies
NIT geiiimmtbcit 9sfdnte llrtbeil nun
be in Eaden big Sddion Gountb l1i.
Der bic ,0eItern Union 5elegrapb
GompanB", tDe9cn $f,O27 fit oos
Sabr 1899 ,feTtoeisBter Steusrn" bic
2lnli6t bes GeriAtsbofes nieberen
Grabes umeeTtobsn, mas bon eins
f6neibenoer geoeutuno 1T. 3enr e
fno bon onbtren Uliiiouri Counties
d6nlihe Rs6tsitreite anbdugig 9es
mddt. in osnen IS iid um bic Gum
me BON ins0eiamp! $4,000 feit9ss
Ittter Steuern baubelt aud pirb
ourd bic GntThtiSuua bds Stdatss
Gsres, bstreffcnb oit g,fcuerun9 Der
C5ere6tiomt dusludrtiqsr Gorpordtios
nsn i'm qrincip ais re6tsgiitis amer
idnnt
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s Ia n B.


UtlD DOti -. Ge3.
a.in 5beil Der gotfboit oes gYG,
foent@n 8ociso.lt fat in 5nqlano 10
bsiidlige 2lufua5me geiunoen, tpie
jener, Der Die 9lnar6iitcnfrage 6e6an.
belt, iogt Der Gcrooner 9orreipons
bent Der .3ribans". Gs piro rid
balilos oner'dunt, baB Der grdIibent
osnWutb bei 81, 8oria'dge 3u ma6en
bic m0glihlpeiie als frei6eitsfeiubtid
tritiiirt nerUsn fonnen. o6ier5uldnbe
Gin Gngldnt, herri6t cine itarts Str6s
munq 9sgsn SisGeIeB., peIde ben3u3ug
Irembsr 2lna 6iitsn geitattsn ober qay
srmutbigen. 5n gpnoon madt f6
oisfe 8lpegrng gang Defenders entrs
giI6 qeltenn; nan piiroe in oer6aupts
itabt, ongeiimts Der oieIen unerlpiinI6s
ten 5remben, usI9s iid ndmentli6 i'm
Cienos dussiisoslt bdben, iebs gez
I6rdntuns nit Jrsuben niatOmmen
bsiben."
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0en 5tutben entriffen.
W{emphls, Senn., 3. s

UltHIPVIsi StIIIE.t o Ot6.
9os MiIiifiippiz9ampfboot nSobn
q. Speeb", tnsIcbes am qRittpo6 ser
Dprieen Wp6e unmittelbdr unter Der
Wempbiss8riide fant, 1T beute gebos
ben porben. @s bat teinen erbe6Iis'
den S6aben oelitten.
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M apor SbiIItng unter u II
tIdee.
9eratur. eSQ.. 3. Dea.

NtCuIUT, Su., =, Ot3.
Der Mopor gbdrIes Sbiling purs
be beuts bier burcb Die @roBgel6norez
nen Der YfIi9tperIebung i'm 4mte an
geflagt, neil er Die @eranitaItung bon
getperbsmdBigen GliidsipieIen 9eOulz
bet haben Ipl.
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aonItantinopel, 5. 0e3.
" ii p an b.
ct }eter5 5urg, 5. DcS.


Der niIttr oea Gr3iebungsneIens
Gen,rd Baarc.3s / bot um ieiner
2t6i6ieb geb ten, itir n Riidtritt pom
Pint, a6.r auf gGuni9 bes 3a,n bis
gum J(euia5r Ori9r6en Der Gnts
i9uB foIgte Der Ginmiidung bes
WiuiIt.rs 6es Snnern in Die Stuoen
..aguru6en uno Der gi1igung, pslds
befm i6lrfe UloBregeIn BEL oen
2dren Tduben.
S6te Miib &c mar um onit
Solp, Col, 8. 8e3.
glmSonntdgs iprengtsn Rdu6er ben
GelbIbrant oergant bon Soap nit
RitroglBcsrin, iie erbsuteter uber
nidts, od es ibnen ni5t geIang. bic
innere 56iire bes Snrontes 81 offnen
beam. su 3erItoren. Bis jeBt bat man
fsine Gbur non non Ginbrebern
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Die Goronersz@ei ei9pOrenen, fpeI9e
bic l1riube bes 8abnungliids Bel Sez
necu feit3uitellen batten, 9aben beute
ibren @dbripru9 ab. sic MAIDEN bic
MabdIbz8abn> >GeIeui9aft unb Die
8eamten pes 8abnauges Ru. 4 fir ben
3uiammenitpB oerantiportli9. Die
8abngefelIf4aft oesbalb, neil lie es
unterlafen, Die nDtbigen @orIi9tss
mdbregeln gu treffen.
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Itbmet 6Iammen ein unS
tirbt.
DULUTH, uatnn., 4. SeS.

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hotel has been a man from Canton,
known as the most inveterate "knocker"
alive. Let any persons name be men,
toned and the Ohioan had roast
ready. One day last winter when he had
abused with particular virulence a
number of public men. about each of
whom he knew something discredit-
able. some one said to him:
IF you come from Canton. suppose
you know Mckinley"
MCKINLEY snorted the man, with
the scornful accent OF long habit. do
l know him? That" he paused
locked undecided and scratched his
head in a puzzled manner. "Oh. Nc
Kinley." he said. slowly. Hes a pretty
decent sort of man.
Cant you think of anything worse
than that to say of him." asked one Of
the others. sarcastiCally.
NO. I can't" snapped the "knocker,"
and departed amid the laughter of the
crowd.
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MINING APPLICATION NO. AIS.
United States Land Office. Helena, Mon
tana. September II, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the Leo
Mining and Milling company, a corpora
ton existing under the laws of the state
of Montana. Ly Alfred B. Rombauer. its
agent, has this day filed its application
for patent for ,94.5 linear feet, being
COOS feet easterly and 1874 feet westerly
from the point of discovery, in tunnel
of the Mary Ann Lode Mining claim,
upon which notice of intention to apply
for patent was posted on the 9th day
OF August. 1901, situated in Park Canyon
tunorganized; Mining district. Silver
Bow county, State Of Montana. desie
mated as Survey No. 62o2. in Township ;
NoIth of Range West. being more par
ticularly described as follows. to-wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner,
which is also Corner No. of Survey No.
2s19, a granite stone set In the ground
witnessed by bearing objects and marked
l-62O2, for Corner No. l. from which tho
southeast corner of Section 81. T. n,
r. W.. bears N. II degrees 43 minutes
e. 6O96 feet, and running thence 5. /"
degrees 40 minutes e. 4Sl feet; thence
s. IS degrees Is minutes w. '9i0 teet:
thence N. 13 degrees 40 minutes w. 26S
feet: thence N. Il degrees So minutes w.
1875 feet to the place of beginning, con-
tanning AID area of Gao acres, OF when
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MINING APPLICATION NO. 4412.

United States Land Office, Helena, Mon.
tana, september 10. 1901.
Notice is hereby given that O'Di;lon
B. Whitford and Sophia Swain, whose
postof1ice address is Butte. Montana,
have this day fled their application for
a patent for 1900 linear feet, being 100
feet northeasterly and 1870 feet SOUTH
westerly from discovery shaft Of the
Anvil Lode Mining Claim, upon which q
notice Of intention to apply for patent
was posted on the 7th day of September,
1901, situated in Summit Valley, unor.
ganized. Mining District. Silver Bow
County: State Of Montana, designated
as Survey No. 5000, in Township North
IF Range West. being more particu-
larly described as follows to wit:
Beginning at the southwest corner.
which Is also Corner No. 3 Of Survey No.
2177, granite stone set in the ground.
with a mound of earth alongside, and
marked 1-6302, TO: Corner No. /. from
which the quarter Section Corner on tbs
cast boundary of Section 8, Township 3
North. Range West, bears south 80 de-
gress 50 minutes east 1000 feet, and
running thence north Is degrees % min
utes east, 1900 feet; thence north 16 de-
grees Is minutes west, $50 feet: thence
south 80 degrees 80 minutes west 1853
feet; thence north IL degrees Fl min
grees As minutes west, 26.5 feet; thence
south degrees 81 minutes east. 160
feet: thence south 16 degrees 13 min
utes east, 46.5 feet to the place Of Begin
ming, containing an area Of 3.:3 acres
claimed by the above named applicants
The location of this claim is of rec
Ord in the recorders Office of Silver Bow
County, State Of Montana, in Book 80"
of Lode Locations on page 176
The adjoining claims to these prem
Uses are Survey No. 30S7, Golden Chief
Lode, on the north: Survey No. 2077,
Grand Prize Lode, lot 294 on the south;
Survey No. 5s45, Maryland Lode, lies
adjacent on the east: Survey No POTS,
Six O'Clock Lode lot 29a, lies adjacent
on the southeast and Survey No. 2939.
Greendale Placer lot A. lies adjacent on
the west.
GEORGE ID. GREENE.
Register.
Samuel Barker. Jr., Attorney for APP
plicants.
First publication Sept. II. 1891.