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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
YOUTHFUL GROVE
rwELvE-YEAR-OLD MONTANA nov
BECOMES A kIDNAP-
PER.
CAREFULLY COPIES CUDAhy CASE
srEALs A SIx-YEAR-OLD CHILD
AND THEN DEMANDS A
RANSOM.
CHILD IS BOUND AND GAGGED
yoUTHFUL ABDUCTOR BECOMES
FRIGHTENED AND RETURNS
HIS CAPTIVE.

Great Falls, Mont, Nov. s.-Thurs-
day letter was found under George
". Ryan's door, put there by James
gcuthwick. Southwick, who is but
Twelve years old, went 70 the South
tide schoolhoIse and got Theodore
RYAN, -year-old son Of one of Great
Falls prominent merchants, took him
10 n vacant house near the brick yards
In the north part of the city, gagged
him, and then wrote the following let
ter:
ITO Mr. George w. Ryan: We have
stolen your child, and we want 81 500
ransom, or we shall ram fine pieces of
glass in his eyes |; nd cut off his hands.
Put the money in a stout leather bag
and you come in a single seated buggy
with a red lantern in the front: lay the
money on the left side Of the Missouri
river bridge at the west end at 9:15
o'clock in the evening. This money
must be in gold. III we see any one In
the buggy with you we shall kill your
son Immediately"
Youthful Desperate weakens.
After writing this letter he removed
the gag from young Ryan's mouth.
took him out of the vacant house and
started toward town with him. When
he got half way he tied young Ryan
to a telegraph pole and delivered the
letter. Going back to the telegraph
post he released Ryan and started for
the Montana Central depot where he
hung around for some time. Finally,
becoming frightened, he took Ryan to
within a few rods of his home, where
he left him. Young Ryan told his
father where he had been and who the
boy was that took him away. The po-
lice went to Southwick's home, and not
hndlrg him there, hid in waiting for
him and captured him last evening.
Southwick confessed that he did the
deed Of his own volition and that he
had no accomplices. He expressed no
repentance, and said:
Il would have hit the old man for
$4,000 if I lad thought he would have
stood for it,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
PLOT TO WRECK A TRAIN.
Northern Pacific Secret Service Men
Are Inyestig ating.

st. Paul, Nov. 3. - Northern Pacific
secret service men are working upon
what they believe was plot to wreck
and rob the North Coast Limited two
weeks ago near Deer Lodge, Mont.
Reports to headquarters indicate that a
plan to rob the mails and the express
safe was being organized. The limited
was late reaching Butte, west-bound,
and II was running fast to regain its
schedule. Near Deer Lodge the engine
struck a pile of bridge timbers upon
IN" track Every coach in the train
except the observation car was de-
rallied. Evidence has been obtained
that the timbers were Intentionally
placed on the track, and the detectives
nave succeeded in connecting two men
with the plot. No arrests have been
made.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
GAME WARDEN SCORES.
Given Right to Search Express Cars
at Any Time.

La Crosse. Wis, Nov. 3--William r.
Renken, auditor of the Adams Express
company, who was arrested on the
complaint Of Deputy State Game War
den Henry G. Schultz for forcibly
eJecting Schultz from an express car
In which the latter believed game was
being Illegally shipped. was released In
Judge Brindleys court. His release
anu accomplishment was due to the
tact that RenlSen satisfied the court
mat hence forth Schultz or other game
Wardens will be allowed to examine
any and all cars Of the Adams Express
company in their search for lawbreak-
ers.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07

Octol,er Cattle. shipments From
pierre Are Large.

The cattle shipments from Pierre LOT
the month of October will reach close 10
900 cars. October will be by far the
heaviest shipping month of the season.
and will probably send out almost as
many cars as all the rest OF the SNIP
ping season will show. The shipments
for November will be larger than usuai
for that month, as number Oh SNIP
pers are holding for later dates before
getting onto the market. the present
range of prices not being satisfactory
to them. and possibilities of better re-
turns are considered to be strong
enough for holding. -
calls for permanent school fund for
the past week have been light, oniy
50 $50 having been taken out. VI TINS
Eaulk county took $1,000; Gregory
$3.50. and Mcpherson $780,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07

Fergus Falls, Mimi, Nov. 8. - The
city council has voted to lease the
Grand hotel to Maj. Curry for period
Of five years, with the privilege OF sale
In two The mayor and three OF the
aldermen were anxious to dispose or
the building at once, and the PROPOSE
ton to lease was carried by vote or
s to 8. Mr.. Curry pays $l25 month
for the hotel.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
Largest I'm the world.

walter Baker IL Co. Ltd, Dorches-
ter. Mass. are the largest manufacturers
of cocoa and chocolate in the world. They
received a gold medal from the Paris ex-
position of last year. This year they nave
received three gold medals from the Pan
American Exposition at Buffalo. TheH
goods are the standard for purity and ex-
cellence.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
TWO HARDoRs BREAKwATER.
Project Started Many Years Ago
Just Completed.

Duluth, Mimi, Nov. 8. - Powell &
Mitchell, contractors, have just COM
pleted the breakwater at Two Harbors
on which work has been under way
more or less continuously since 1884.
The government project at that point
is now done. A still longer project for
harbor work there to keep UP with the
demands of commerce will be brought
up in congress this winter.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
pioneerx Dropping on.

Fiji City, s. D., Nov. 8. = Another
Black Hills pioneer is gone. Martin
Dodge died this week OF heart disease
He was an employee of the Harvey
Peak Tin company for many years and
at the time of his death was interested
I'm several valuable mining properties,
among them the Golden Slipper
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
c,n.x HaIa-un Momen ReIased.

La Crosse. wis. Nov. 3.-The gypsy
women arrested for holding up two
farmers near this city have peen re,
leased. Their story is that they stopped
the men and told their fortunes, LOT
which the farmers parted with their
coin. However, the men began TO re-
pent. and came to town and swore out
warrants for robbery.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
Hypnotized by PeddIers.

Osceola, Wis. Nov. S.--Louis Peter
son, a farmer who resides in the town
of Garfield. eight miles east of here,
was the victim OF a gang of lightning
rod swindlers. He emphatically de-
clared that he did not wish rod, but
one was sold To him just the same. He
believes he was hypnotized by. them.
Peterson was i'm town yesterday seek
ing advice in the matter.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
County Seat Is Changed.

Lake Benton, Mimi, Nov 3-Returns
of the special election on the removal
Of the county seat Of Lincoln county 10
Iyanhoe have been canvassed. The re-
suit is declared in favor of Ivanhoe by
80 votes more than the 55 per cent The
county commissioners in special ses-
sion declared the county seat changed
to the new town. The records have
been removed to the new county seat.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
FIRST M'KINLEY MONUMENT.
Toer, Mimi, People Proud of Their
Claim.

TOer, MINI, People Proud at Thefr
Claim.
Duluth, Mimi, Nov. 3.--Capt. John
Pengi!ly of Ely is In the city on bust
ness connected with the memorial mon
ument which is to be erected for the
late President Mckinley at Tower. The
shaft Is being built in this city and
the dedicatory exercises are set for
sunday, Nov. 10. The Tower and Sou
aan people are very proud in the claim
mat 1t will be the first memorial to be
erected In memory OF the martyred
president In the United States. Cap.
rengilly says that he expects Gov.
van SAINT will attend the exercises.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07

Fargo N. D.. Nov. 3.--In the United
States court William Schwartz, Amos
Herman and Frank McCue were each
fined s25 for falling to post their gov
eminent licenses. The men were en-
gagged in the sale of liquor in Benson
and Wells counties and were arrested
hy limited States authorities.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
,,,nor,,rt Tcrm for Du,uth

Duluth. Mimi, Nov. 3.-The coming
term OF district court will be the most
important In several years. Three men
who took human life are to be on triai.
one or two. probobly. for MURDER
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
News Of the Northwest8
CREAMERY FIGURES.

Farmers Received $116,263 For Milk
I'm July.
The South Dakota and Western Adj
vocate, under date Of Oct. Is, publishes
the following creamery figures for July.
1901:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31
EDWINA BlxBY LADD'S SUIT.
Asks Divorce ON Grounds of
Drunkenness and Ill Treatment.

Edw1na Bixby Ladd began suit for d.
vorce yesterday against Pierre Berthold
L.add. They were married October =. 1894.
and separated January 1, 1901 She alleges
drunkenness and Ill treatment. She charges
that her husband began the excessive use
OF intoxicants about three months after
their marriage
They first went to live in a fat In Olive
street, and removed to a farm In Ripley
County. Missouri. near Doniphan. expending
$500 In making improvements on the farm
She alleges that IL was not paying ven
tpre, and that her husbands mother. Pelaee
Berthold Ladd. furnished money for them
to live on, sometimes as much as $S0o0 a
yea.
While In Ripley County she AYERS that
her husband, when under the influence OF
liquor, would sit at a table with a shot
gun on his knees. and would shoot out the
lights, and would also shoot at the fur
niture and bric-a-brac. He would also sur
round himself with unpleasant companions.
and she would be compelled to seek seclu-
SION. she AYERS
Her husband tried cures for the drink
habit and was treated at Dwizht. Ill, and
in hospitals in ST. Louis. she states. They
have two children. whose custody she asks
and aliinony.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31


shoTt T'I'olsii Business triD. -o- A' s' HUM
Captain Ed Kellogg viii come here from
New Orleans 10 Be IN sttendancs at the funeral
Of his son.
The Chester will come to port from Com
row on return trip.
Captain Fred Bell. general passenger agent
OF the Hot Springs Railroad. left ST. Louis yes
visited the river front in the forenoon. where
ne was the guest CT Captain L z. Lask Of the
Diamond 10 Line
Joe Title who Is directing the work OF build
ing new foteeastle on the 81. Louis HaEbor-
boat has the work well under way The i'm
LroFement VIII soon b. completed.
Pilot John Lewis OF the tug Cavanaugn will
enter the Marine Hospital soon for special treat
na1sh severs, days ako be 81 he b,Sss,.
and his since been unable to WORK He has
been GO. s9ninsd 70 his home On Lee avenue. 6ai
st Louis HarbOr No. Is. American Assocla-
uon Of Masters and Pilots, will be presented
eSenysntion OF the haTbor which held az
Pilots Roberts and o'Nen are in charge Of
The Diamond 10 Line Of stesmers win b
IN readiness for the opening Of the season on
ing Of the Dubuque. Quincy. s.. Paul and SID
service.
The Oakland and barxes from St Louis
have passed Memphis en- route for New Orleans.
-csptain John A; Harphone. special agent 70.
IN Memphis from vIcksburs.
Lcsptain Bud smedley Is in command OF tbs
wth tow q .ood rom Giro Que az
The steamer Rees Pritchard II steamine up
burg.
IN. steamer Condor is delivering two barxes
Of lover-river wood at Louisville.
Captain John Moren was in Cairo yesterday
The coalboats W; W. oNsil and pecendef
have passed Memphis. southb0und. with big
tows Of coal
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31
By Telegraph.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Memphis Tenn; Jan o;-Rivsr marks = n,s fest
Weather cloudy and cold: heavy rains last night; !;
IS .s SsTs o. eoon and .ski Lee Of
and left at this evening for Fr,ar's Point with
from fnn hahpo With bales sf Ees Ss,on saa iS
sacks Of cottonseed and cleared at this evening
q eosion and ss7 .acks Of eo,toaseed and iefs at
noon today on return TO vlck.eurF ne julia.
iidsd =. nigh. near Ffia5s Pc.ns ..ts q. Up
SMASHED in and Is due tonight The julia want
% sn aPs NossSS i ss % RS' s ss ss os cotton % III.
point and giIl lay up for The present. The y y:
HaIsn s 60 out IN her pAs to ss5 tss sns
barEes passed down last night for New Orleans
Orleans. The city of Pittsourz arrived from
freight. added 10 bales Of s.stern-bound cotton
and left at noon to-day On return trip he
m sae oos o4 s9~ way 70 New oSssns he
Kate Adams will arrive tonight from Arkansas
City and leave tomorrow evening on rsturun
Cairo. III. Jan. s--Ths river fen 8 OF foot
Sns ne Psss z s clean sss ssa 9
.d % % Msn: Tss s.s at 7 Ss9s4 ss' az slfs' -e
SS: IN # ! ssaS E l:ss % S ssn: :ad J: e: q. 4.
clear for New Orleans during the night Tns
phis and the Harvester from 81. Louis are dus
to-morTow. The Herman Psspcks from ths
Lower Mississippi IS due tonight The Carrie ".
departed south at noon
Paducah. KY. Jan 3o.-rhe gauge reads Is
the north The steamer Dick Fowler 10 Cairo
on time The Joe Fowler to Evansville at noon
The City os Clifton to the Tennessee at D
The New South down last night The Beaver ar
Nashville at noon The Condor TO the Arkansas
River at noon. Local packets report the river a.
rough and windy. Captain Joe Fowler continues
III with the grip. Business good on the wharf
Burlington. Ia. Jan 3o-The river is still On .
stand al foot 5 inches above l0w-water mark OF
1854 Weather clear and colder Ice is again
blocked and harvest once more resumed
Chester H., Jan. s0-River stationary: gauge
8 feet Weather clear and cold Chester 1p AZ
Z D. m Tender IN and out on time
Grand Tower Ill. Jan se-Ths Chester up at
$40 a. N The gauge reads 50 feet and sta
t;onary Weather clear and cold
Nashville. Tenn. Jan 3oL-Riyer stationary. IN
canal l. feet: falls 81 feet: below locks u-S
feet. weather clear and cold
Cape GiraTdesu. No. Jan 1L-Weather cold
and clear. River q stand The steamer
Chester up at q m.
Cincinnati o.. Jan. s1.-River B-2 feet: fan-
ing. Cloudy: mercury y. Sunshine for Memphis.
Wheeling. W: Va Jan 0.-River feet
Evansville Ind. Jan. s.-Rtver s.s fee, and
falling. Weather clear and cold
falling. Weather warmer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31
GREEN HAT BRIGADE MEETS.
Hibernians Make Preparation for
st. Patriek's Day Parade.

The Green Hat Brigade. Ancient Order Of
Hibernians. met last night at Whalien's
Hall. No. 800 Easton avenue. with q view
to making arrangements for participating
in the parade on St Patrick,s Day. John
OMallsy was elected chairman, p NJ
Quirk secretary Tim Danaher. treasurer:
Joseph Quinn marshal
Reports from the various divisions yere
received and L e members were nthusiassio
over its membership Of 5goL The next meet
ing viii be held on Tuesday night, Reb,
ruary q
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31
COAL &c

bushei lots delivered: hard coal s. = per ton
delivered Superior Coal and Coke Cnmpany. SO
Century building. Phones 3 IT'D and Main IN
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31

The river marked 40 feet here, showing a
swell Of ! Of foo; IN a hours Yesterday,
however the water the gauge was falling
Inc Leve- deserted
Weather clear and much colder. High winds.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31
BARONs OF RUNNYMEDE.

n ST. LOUIS LOCAL COUNCIL. NO
EAtso/H l. Ancient Order Rsrons Of Runay v
kNSH mede will hold an open meeting At
A@E O'clock Thursday evening De-
ksIs/ cenber g. 1890, at their hall No
W. Odd Fellows building southeast cor
Ninth and Olive streets Visiting
sir knights fraternaily invited
JOHN WEERTS Lord Marshal
Attest: L. A Hall. Baron or Records.
CT Fullerton building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31
BUSINESS FOR SALE.

BARRIER shop-Ioc barber shop: chairs. Ap-
ply l0l2 y. High ST
CASH grocery store. Al stock. with newspaper
block from Union Station 1913 Market 81.
DINING hall for sale; only plsce Of the kind
in city. Address Smiths Dining Hall, Ill South
Main St. Hannibal. Mo.
FIRST-CIASS saloon and roadhouse. doing a
good cash business: license paid; reason for SELL
ing. death IN family. ee45 Florissant ave
FOR Sale or Exchange-what is known the
Glasgow Bottling Works. consisting OF one OF
James W Tufts generators and two eyinders.
about r. uJJ bottles with shoppers ana about S.sO
bottles without shoppers: lot % extracts. TX
lures orgnsIly eost SDg; VIII ,,sa sh ,a.Rp SstR ior
good as new: was In use last season, good out
ft In every respect. Address Jacob Young. EK-
ecutor. Olassow. Scott County, III
GOOD restaurant: good trade: good location;
Will give reasons for selling l01 n. Fourteenth
GROCERY: fine location. good reason for
selling: 500 cash. 3ip4 Thomas ST
NINE-ROOM rooming- house; modern cOuve-
nieuces: central locatiOn. goodpaylnS business:
lss Republic.
OLD-EsTABLISHED restaurant. with cigars.
tobacco and laundry branch: Eeven-Toom house
attached flled with good- paying roomers; cheap:
sickness za-Z Chouteau ave
RESTAURANT and cigar stand for sale
cheap. due 10 sickness. 1'ls ;. Brosdway.
SALOON. grocery and lodging house: bargain:
owner leaving city. s2i s Third ST.
SMALL branch bakery and iine Of groceries:
Reasonable price 1876 Nenard 81
SMALL. cash paying bakery and confectionery:
eood location; no OPPOSITION: rent very eneap; IN,
poor health. Spruce St
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31
LEGION OF HONOR.

.A- LAFAYETTE COUNCIL. NO ses A.
NJ l. OF H.. meets every Thursday evening
~ at Fraternai building, northwest corner
- Eleventh and Franklin avenue. Com
psnions from sister councils cordially invited.
J. Y. WADDELI, Commander.
W. II. Adams Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31
River and Business.

| River Forecast.
| The Mississippi St Louis Will change bat
| slightly
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31
River RiaIto Brevities.

To-Day's Forecast.
For ST Louis and vicinity, fair.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31
KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATHEW

KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATHEW.
SUPREME COUNCIL. KNIGHTS
AIGH Of Father Mathew. Office No 1853
k1& Locust Street-Write. call or teie-
k<E3 phone c SO for printed matter.
XHX DANIEL orc. TRACY.
u Supreme chief Sir Knight
Thos s. BoWdeTn. Supreme Recorder
ST BRIDGET-S COUNCIL. NO. s. KNIGHTS
Of Fatker Mathew. meets second and fourth
Thursdays Of each month at St. Bridgets Hall.
Jefferson avenue and StOddard street. Members,
please be present. Visiting brothers welcome
WILLIAM II. CORCORAN. Chief Sir Knight
JAMES O'Reilly. Recorder
ST LAWRENCE O'TOOLE'S COUNCIL. NO.
s. knights Of Father Mathew. meets FIRST and
third Mondays Of each month. at School Han.
I4l3 O'Fali0n street. Members. please be present
Visiting bS.thess. welcome
gVO. T. HUNT. Chief Sir Knight
Jno. J. Scully. Recorder.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31

MASONIC TEMPLE HAS THE FINEST AS
sen-biy looms. and f. the best known building
in TIE city. Rent these from Hermann. III
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31
RIVER NEWS.

Rise and Fall of the Rivers
For the a kouTs ending at an:
ST Louis, Wednesday Jan 10 40
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31
FOR SALE. MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE. MISCELLANEOUS.
| A BIG bargain sale this week Pictures En-
| isrged and Framed at reduced prices: also Photo
| Buttons Lydik Art Co. los Franklin ave.
| A. J. WILD JEwEI.RY CO. IOa y. sixth ST.
\ watches. call ana examine our large assortment.
-High-grade family coal. SIC in 90
bushei lots. delivered: hard coal f.2S. Superior
/ Tel. I72O.
BUY your secondhand building material from
| American wreckins Co. Vandeventer and Eas-
ton ayes-
BUY your Majestic ranges o conaoa Bros. ll.s
and 102s Market 81. Fine steel ranges. sI7 s.
ani VI; set up complete.
FLAT-ToP ssd s,snaSing-tOp desks; me eabine,
desk Eor'h , sl25; 1PpSeess also cashiers desk
| shelving and show cases. mirrors and tables. at
a tarzsln. s11 N Seventh St
ONE IDEAL steam heater: also one water heater.
suitable for bath or barber shop. a bargain. sil
y. Seventh ST.
EIGHT-FooT French plate mirror; also s-foo,
cheap. sii y. seventh 81.
cALEYDAR-TelIs day Of week. from year 100
20 zfe9. Sent for IS cents. Address y. 7. Allison
Columbus. Kas-
coAI~Try % bushels OF DORIS hIzh-grade fam
ily at SC Per bushei. delivered Edward Dorr. zois
sell OF rent reasonable: aso ali kir Is Of supplies
hand J. l. Fowler. I'm Market ST.
.FULLcDREss coat and vest. nearly new:
cheap is9. Republic.
PAWN ticket on ;s5 Damascus 5-baErel iz-g.
31-49 rife under barrel: leather case IA Z.
Fourth ST.
RoLL-ToP desk. typewriter table and four Of
fee chairs. IL Holland building.
SECONDHAND billiard and pool tables; We
Brunswick -Balke-CoIlender Co. 1os s. Fourth st.
STOVE repairs FOR any old stove: send pos-
tai TO Forshaw. III n. Twelfth 81 Phone n.
TWO horse-bover s00-voIt motor. as good as
Hsynts Hay ss' Eeeiricai f Co. s $ Ninth st ''s'''
WHITE sewing machine. almost new. cheap for
cash l5i2 Olive St,
WHISKY Of exceptional quality: one fun gsI-
WHISKY House. 81 PrsnRn s ave- G s. Lo1is ~
eaiS,FATHEa's CLOCK.
Mahogany case; in good condition; viii sell at
a bergsin. 3ozl Franklin ave.
MIsCELLASEoUs WANTS.
H DANE. ~. s second St. rays hishest
priess 70, ,Fon. . brass. copper. rags. etc TEL
HORSE AND WAGON wANTED-To hire a
must Be less than livery prices Inquire Martin.
PERSONS holding Iapsed ne insurance policies.
addressing q 10. Repubiie. - - = -
SECONDHAND wood type.
" 1sS. Republic.
SECONDHAND sO-horse-power engine; also 100
borse-power bo.leri mus, Be cheap and good as
new: describe fully. giving price. makes and
weight and how long used d Isl. Republic
SOME rubber mating suitable for drug store.
Address +. J. Hemm. 4ii0 California
TOBACCO tags. Continental and wetmore's:
hiehe~t cash price paid. c A. Dunkel, Bo5 Olive
HIM Uscrap-rron Bones Etc.-send for tricesl
n " Est. 1ss1 A. B. Mayer Mfg. Co, from
20 - Ia u. 18th. s.. Louis. No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31
INDEPENDENT ORDER FORESTER

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FoRESTERS-
Court Cote BriIliante. No. s35. meets every sec
ond and fourth Tuesday OF the month. Bowman's 5
Hail northeast cornsr Eleventh and Locust
GEORGE AUTH. r. s.
1851 North Lefrngvell avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31
L. O. O. E.
ORDER OF COLUMBIAN KNIGHTS

EXPRESS LODGE. NO. -. ORDER
[lsN Of Columbian Knights, meets every sec.
EXON ond and fourth Thursday at Oriental
III NJ II Hall jefferson avenue and Adams
ElpEpE street Visiting brethren and all Colun-
E>H(Z han Knights fraternsIiv invited to at
> tend our meeting Initiation
EDWARD DEADRICk. President
F. z. Kaiser. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31

Three Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-27

Blank books OF all sorts. ledgers, etc.
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish
ing Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-27
JUSTICE SOUGHT At
ANOTHER TRIBUNAL

Application has been made to Judge
Morris NJ. Estee OF the Federal Court
for writ Of habeas corpus in behalf
Of Osaka Mankichi, one Of the "transi-
ton period" convicts. The applica-
tion Ia made by Attorneys Geo. A. Da-
Wis and F. NJ. Brooks. Mankichi was
convicted of manslaughter at the May
term of the Circuit Court In 1899 and
sentenced to ten years Imprisonment
In the Oahu penitentiary.
The petition contends that the con.
viction and sentence are absolutely
void and contrary to the Constitution
of the United States. The petition also
asks that the alleged cause of the i'm
prisonment and detention of the petit
toner and the constitutionality of his
conviction be inquired into. Mankichi
not only was not indicted by a grand
jury but his conviction was upon a
verdict Of nine Jurors out Of twelve.
Judge Estee signed the order for the
writ last night making It returnable on
Tuesday, September 3, and the High
Sheriff is directed to produce the pris-
oner in the United States Cour, on that
date.