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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-05-22
LEXINGTON NEWS.
LEXINGTON, May q, 1902

LEXINGTON, May 81, 1902
A Andrews was in town shak
ing hands with friends Tuesday ol
last week.
Carl Beach lost his fne horse
last weak
Mr.. hloEles representing S. B
Mfg. Co. wss 10 town last week
decorating fences with his sdver-
tisements
Mr.. Wade, from Cunningham
Wash, Was Looking over, the coun-
try with a view OF purchasing pro-
perty here, last week.
Ed Doherty returned from Idaho
last week where be. has been look
ing for sheep range.
Jack Brown of 'Rockwood, Or,
brother ~ Brown Bros, Of Clark es
canyon, is here looking sitter the
interests Of the Oregon Fire and
Relief Assoc stion, this week.
AT meeting of citizens OF Lex
natoD LAST Friday evening it was
decided 10 celebrate two days, Sd
and 4th ot Jsly, thus year. Com
mitfees were appointed and work
viii start Immediately.
Owing to the weather last Sun
days services were held in the
NJ 4. church iAstest OF the grove.
Quite a number from lone, Hepp-
ner aud Eight Mile attended.
Earnest Piper and family left
last week for Portland and North
ern Cal, where they will vi.it
friends aDd relatives for ; or !
wecke.
Mr b. Thompson, who = teach
ing school in Barchell district.
moved 10 town ls-t week.
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toNE ITEM S.
loxs, Nav 81 1902

IoSs, May q, 1902
Mrs. Mary f. Hale and sons
Ped and cay. left lone yesterda,
for Greg IN City where they ez
pect to make their future bone
The people Of lone will greatly
miss the presence Of Grandma
Hale, AS she WAS famittarly called
The democrats of lone are very
active in their efforts to elect
Cham bet lain, and have chartered s
special train Ia take those who
want to see and hear him when in
Heppner the 24tb. They show
more enthusiasm now than they
probably will altar elee ton day.
Contractors Nillson and Carle
are having stone hauled TO be used
in the construction of the addition
to the lone school.
B. P. Taylor of Stsyton, Oregon
paid lone 8 business visit last
week.
Several of our citizens went to
Heppner Monday to serve hs
jurors in the circuit court, smong
them being Mat Hslvorsen snd
Paul Bslsigs.
Cheney, the well-driller, is ne
eetiating with several parties who
are contemplating drilling for
water.
Young Waathsrtard is still dur
ance vile serving out 25-day jsils
sentence. This Is the proper
thing to do with the young hood
lums or older ones who nisbehave
themselves. 1t ough, to and no
doubt will be a wholesome lesson
10 the unruly element who have
20 long disgraced the city by their
presence. Another young stiff
was told to leave town within 24
hours or take the consequences,
and not liking the prospects Of
having to serve time, went within
the appointed time.
Los of inquiry lately about land
for sale
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SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

TIE o'ect-- light towers Q. .dtors,
N. con. r'.cted in 1888, and the ~
one - -sts alton of that iyos, have
been taken Gown.
In recent number OF German
eas journal the statement appeared
tha, st a test made in London sn
American eoai had yielded l1,SoO cub
SC feet ~ SIS, per ton.
nunCE tNe past year not sinxie
ease ~ s'usl liNox has occurred among
the stsr = the London smallpox hos
Wtsls, ln3tcsing that eare tul revse-
elnauon i. an absolute ssfsSua nj
Against that disease
John i, Clark expresses his belief
in the Atlaatic Monthly that hun
dred years hence Manhattan island
VIII have streeA II several stories,
and that rides, cannon, wsrxhips and
the wAstetui burning OF coal 10 make
steam VIII oe things Of the past
Prof Loul. Arnssix, many years
ago, hrS announced that the lce
sheet or glacial how at the northwest
Of Name eould not have hsen less
than . mile deep; while later geolo-
giats hse confirmed his statement,
adding she more recent conclusion
that the ice was OF thst thickness at
least over ihe larger part OF New
England.
The Boston Journal OF Medical Re-
search reports that az examination
OF sos human cadavers, made BY Prot.
II, a. Wtlhsma. revealed the presence
OF trichinae in ~ cases; but all
these persons had died OF other dis
eases than trichinosis, though the in
festlon must in sons instances have
occurred . eonsiderable time prev-
ously
The railway system Of Argentine"
'Ays correspondent Of the London
Post is second 10 none il the world.
Irains run at frequent intervals and
The rolling stock i. ex-
eelient, and . long distance Journey
oy raj! is luxury. The sleeping cars
are sumptuously appointed. the per-
nanent ways sre well laid and there
g consequently very little io.tling.
Is 10 possible - dine in the trains as
ss II hotel. The din
ng cars are we'll fitted up and oeauu-
'uAy decorated with ioweS and not
plSnts"
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/ For the purpose OF expediting the
rsi'wsy service between Berlin and
Hamburg, LsIpsic, Dresden and Bres-
lsu, the German Society OF Mechanical
Engineers has offered prizes OF 5000,
5000 and 1000 marks for first, second
and third best designs of steam loco
motive capable OF hauling a small train
OF passenger cars over straight, level
track ST a speed OF l20 klometers-74. 5
miles-an hour for three hours without
stopping. The cars must be capable OF
OF 100 passengers each, with baggage
and supplies for every necessary com.
fort during journey OF ten hours.
American locomotive builders are un-
fortunately slut out OF the competition.
which : confined exclusively to Ger
man subjects and to such locom tive
and car boJders OF other natior ties a
~ ~ '''' '''.''''' ''''''' '''' ~ ''''
empire
An oil vel 10 he BAk1 p-ninsn a, on
the shores OF tue Caspian sea, which
'-''.' 'e'' pe' 40! Nu' '"e
the first three days aite- the bearing
'''1' D'A oep''' VI 1912
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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-05-22
BE PROVED HIS WORTH.
He Wa tAs Right so.t for .
AoA-ta-lAw

young man Of somewhat ex.
uosrant disposition, said an old
gentlemen Of high standing In the
community the other day, relates the
Chicago Chronicle, had been hang
ing around my girl FOR some time
and saw that unless something
was done before long he would soon
become member Of the family. I
had fro~ned upon the matter right
from the start as | didn't think he
was good enough for my daughter.
But from the beginning simply
constituted hopeless minority. as
my wife thought he was a perfect
paragon. l thought knew better
and when one Sunday I saw him at
8 ball game l was sure of It,
y am great lover of the Ameri-
ear game and Sunday is the only
day that | have tiure TO attend I
have always been very careful to
Keep from my wife the fact tha, 7
ever attended a game Of ball on sun
day, as she is a very strict church
member and views with horror any
one who seeks pleasure on the Sab
bath. So when ! saw the young man
there at the game | thought | had
found WAY 10 bring her over 70 nv
side knowing full we'll that II did
his chance IF becoming a member
Of the family were mighty slim.
hadn't the Slightest ide~ that he
had seen me there and | thought
could startle an admission from him
that would phow him up in his true
colors and without danger TO myself.
So when he called the other night
said suddenly.
Young man. where were you last
Sunday"
~Oh. just sat two rows ah ed OF
you" he answered. easily.
That threw explanations back on
NE and lett me Raaping for breath. .
Pine sermon. wasn't it?" he add
cd a moment later. coming 70 my
rescue Ike the trump he ia.
Oh, you dear fellow, did you go
20 church and say nothing 20 me
shout IL cried my wife How
lovely! WIS. was the te1t?
Il was s,nply incapable of an
swerng and again that young man
Allied the breach.
Ninety and nine. said he.
The score wasn't quite as bad a..
ths-.lmost, though. Say. he's III
finest young man that ever drew
breath and he can have anything
that belongs 20 me-"
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All AUTHORS HISHAp.
Hb Wovk of Iasptr~sios PerAe~-SA
padeS DAs~AvNn saNs 0o>s U
In CuSbfnA smoke

While camping Ia the Adiro ndaeks
last summer, Percie ". Hart, auth or
Of The Abracadabra Affair" in Lip
tncotts AszlI4I lsd IN inspiration
regarding a unique short story, but
found himself apparently helpless -
utilize the feeung thought. The
camp sas ten miles from civilization
and. while creature comforts were
abundant. the supply Il paper was
limited To bunt.- wsayyers. and one
stump of lea pencil vas the only
literary tool in The outfit. But where
there's d will there. a way. TIE
happy thought came 70 strip of
shrets u barr from the graceful
birch tree (eveu as another Hiswa-
thai and utiIiZe thi. romantic mate
rial This was done, and all wen,
we'll for a numLer # noon aide hours
and moonnt minutes snatchsd from
sleep. The story grew until TIE pile
Of scrital.i bsrb -Lce's upon the
Il.anteI s.e3 va rs ,hi.k as q pom
oeru4s di..ipIar. Another pile ~
virgin - ests lay beside all ready for
,le fast waning STUD of p,encil
Returning late At night from a days
4 sh3ng. ehesry lpg hrs IN the
b nth greeted the -portsmen. But.
what. this7 TIE 1Ark srree,is gone
md only the virgir heap remaining
HaE. FIRE" eIp.aiurt the Yrench-
"a nas.iiaH yaide Ears gDpd make
IRE. an only u" dirty piece And
ia manner anc explanation were
,gth - open and sincere tha' NJ
14np cVad asIS hsS k.an = ca'A
Always rehaOIe-Ins e-1y OreFOnisn-
weekly OreEon'sn-
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-05-22

The man on the stage who does the
trick of escaping from firmly tied ropes,
submits 10 the bonds with smile He
knows he can get out OF the ropes that
are being knotted Put the same man in
the woods and let Indian captors bind
him 10 a tree for torture and he would
struggle to the last against the bonds.
When the stomach is diseased there
are bonds being woven every hour about
the organs dependent on the stomach
heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, etc. The
folly OF mankind is 10 passively submit
10 the fastening Of these bonds with no
effort to escape until the pain they cause
arouses fear.
Dr. Pierce- Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases Of the stomach and other
organs Of digestion and nutrition. II
cures dissasea OF heart, liver, lungs kid
neys and other organs, when these dis
eases, as is often the case, have their
origin in the diseased stomach.
TFor long time I was suffering and was
hardly able to get about, writes Nj Andrew }.
Jennings of rhonsA Tucker Co W Va Boz
iS4 WAS bothered with kidney trouble and
my whole syHem was out OF order had no
appetite A friend Of mine told me 10 try Dr.
Piercss Golden Aedteal Discovery. did 80
six Bottles Of Golden Medical Discovery and
some sf the Pleasant Pellets and feel nke a
new p<rseu
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the clogged system from impurities.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-05-22
NOTICE FOR PCBLICATTON.

IMPAIRMENT or THE INTERIOR. LAND
- once at The IaI4es, ore. May H. 1902
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has H.ed notice Of her inten-
zion to make final proof in support OF
nef c.aln, and thai said proof Will be made
before Nawter Crawford, County Clerk Hepp-
ner, Oregon, on aoHfay July :, i9o2. viz:
MAGGIE DoNEY, formerly Maggie Hynd. Of
Heppner or.
II. 80 for the Lots and 2. sec l TIP / g..
r 26 T.. v. ".
-he names the following witnesses 10 prove
her continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of said land viz.
Lou'- HOweth, p Bairatt. A. Andrews
ana r. II. Andrew al Of Heppuer. Oregon.
er'- Jay z. LUCAS, Register.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-05-22
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF MORROW
County, State OF Oregon
IN the matter OF the estate of William
Browning. deceased
Notice Is hereby given, that Olive Browning
the admluistrafriX OF the. estate of William
Bro" ming, deceased has tled her final accou mt
OF said estate. in the above entitled matter In
The above entitled court and said final account
VIII come on for hearing and determination on
me Sd day OF June, l9O2. At 10 o'clock a III at
the court house in Heppner, Morrow county,
e'ate OF oregon, ana all per-ous il terested in
said estate may nle objections to said account
on or before said time
This notice is published in pursuance of an
order OF the Honorable A q Bartholomew
Judge OF the above entitled court duly made
and entered IN said matter on the 18th day OF
April, l92.
OLIVE BROWNING
N'-Nt Administrative
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-05-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

II THE COUNTY COURT COrRTO OF THE
L state OF OREGON. for Morrow County
In the matter OF the estate OF j. l. Beymer.
deceased
Notice is hereby given that under and bv
virtue OF an order of sale issued OUT OF the
County Court Of the State OF Oregon for Nor
row County on the sth day of April 1902 to me
directed, authorizing and directing me 10 sell
the hereinafter described real estate In order
to pay the debts and expenses of the above
named estate. VIII on Friday the sd day OF
May, ~, Al The hour of o clock p. N at the
'front.' door OF the County Court House of Morrow
county, Heppnef Oregon, sell At public sale for
cash tn hand. % The highest bidder all OF the
following described real estate to wit
The SEA Of stctl II 81, the NEl. and the NWL
OF section = The sWl4 of section 33. all In Tp
:, 4 - w
Also the = OF the NWi4 and the NWh. OF the
sN "a OF section {. and the E Il of the Ne IA
Of section IT, r . " NJ. subject to con
1rmatlon by the County Court.
- y ELIZA A BEIMEk, Administrative
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPAAkTN.ENT or THE INTERIOR, LAND

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR. LAND
- ONCE at he D4ile., ore, May H. 1902.
Notce u hereby given that the following
named settler has Il ed notice of his inten-
zion 20 make final proof fl support Of his
claim, and that aid proof VIII be made be
fore j. Jot ;. Commissi0I.er at Lone
k'oE Oregon. saturday, June % 1879 viz
EVkA WILLIAM q RTI-. Of Lone Rock ore.
II. T. ~ '@1 for the SEA Sec 3. T IS R
- r. Nm
He names the following witnesses To prove
~ Cyl.ii 4rpas cadence upon aud cultivation
81 said larI. W.
A9tos ~ q. r3 Geo. r Wright A l. Wine
.st3 md De AIreiaud all Of Lone Rock ore.
ggr
~132 jay P. LUCAs. Reg sier
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NOTICE FOR PEBLICATIoN.

nEPARIMENT OF THE INTKRiOR. LAM
- once at LaGrauie, or. April n, lsr2
Notice IL hereby given that tho follow
lng-named settler has hlei not ce OF his fnten
upn tu make hual proof ia support Of hi,
fls'' ana that said root VIII he made be
uer oregon, on Juue r 1909, VIZ
No 100 Charles A Minor. guardian of
lIiIan Thompson. insane. Of Heppner
pregoh i0T the NJ NNa SWL SWi. and Swl.
9wbs sec IS, TpfS. K g + " "
"" names The following witnesses 10 prove
Ms continuous residencc upon aud cultivation
OF said land. VIZ.
John koulue John d ouy. Lafayette Per.
Iand, and William Roe all - Heppnet oregon.
h. ". BARTLETT.
- - Register.
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SfHHONS.


l. TIE CIRCUIT COURT pF THE -TATE oE
i oregon, f3r Nnrrus County.
ld A. Heir. PlaiutIr
LA 4. Weir Defendant
= Tia A. Weir. Defendant
D. the name oi fhe STATE pf oregon. Won arc
hnIsby required g. apI car ana answer the com
3 aiut niei against So. Iu fh. above. entitled
salt. Within sik Aesks from the date. 80 th, f~st
p.f.Iieafiou Of this sHfumuus 4 f.,ir y,,fi 20 Uif
= weeks from April l7. l~2 fhr date uf t!,.-
f-=f publication of This summons. the date Of
the last publication Df fhls summons viii ue
MAJ -. 1872 aud % ynI fail 49, % answer. for
waut thereof. the piaiutlF HlIl apply 10 the
Court for decree diesel INK the ri,is of mat
flHl0us nov existing H"fteru yuu aud the
plaintiff. and Tor such other relief As may be
gust aud equitable.
Ihls summons - served lrpf YoI bv puLlica-
tI4u lt PurssaUce Di an 80 'r nf The iiuuursLI
- Harfh0IuHusN. falrfr Judge 81 .sIf
county made aud enter . Joe TIE nfpve entitled
stlf on the iuth day pf ApriI. I.Ig a. Frup-.er
AsrroU county. oregon.
- " Rgs
-&-s Attorney for plainfIn.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


DEPtRTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR, LAND
- once al La Grande. Or, May lI, 1902
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF her in.en.
ton 70 make final proof in support OF
te'Ore County CLERK Of Morrow county. at
Heppaer, Oregon, OF July :. 1902, VIZ Home
stead entry No 93iO ot
MAGGIE DONEI, formerly Maggie Hynd of
Eeppler. Or.
For he Lots and sec 6 To : r 27E NJ
She names the following witnesses to prove
Aer continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz.
Louis HOVeth, W B Bsrratt A Andrews
and Z H. Andrews a. Of Heppner oregon
VIZ +. =. BI sTLET., Register.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-05-22
NOTICE FOR PTBLYC4TION
DEpARTNENro or 1HK INTERIOR LAx

hEPARTNENTO or THE INTERIOR LASD
- Office ri Ia Graudc, oregon. April n. 1902
Notce Is hereby gwen that the following <
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention
70 make lnai proof iu support ~ his claim and
that said proof viii be made before J Nor
row. :. tommissipner. AT Heppner, Oregon.
On May -. IYJ2 viz
II T. 40 7j2I. SAMUEL ", BRIDE, Of Hcpp-
ner Oregon, for the NWll sec q, TpiS, X q T.
" N
He names the fol owing witnesses 10 prove
NJ continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of said land viz
Lafayet FculAud. Robert Dexter John De
puy. atd smith Bur'h all 81 Heppuer oregon.
- - r. " BARTLETT. Register
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Timber Lana, act June 3. fs7s.
NOTICE FOR PTBLICITJON
LIMITED STATES LAND OFFICE

'NIIED sTAYEs LAND OFFICE, LA
| - hraude. oregon, April - 1872
] Notice IL hereby given that in coinplIauce
WIN thc provisions Of the act uf Congress oi
June 3. = entitled An act Tor the sale Of Tim
| per Iands "a IN" states Of AlIforuia Oregon
Nevada aud Washington territory ~ extended
7" al the Public Land states by act of AugtI.i
J. iaJ1, MARY tLDkEON. Of Hruul,.r
county ol MORROW. state of Oregon has THIS ds 3
died In this office her sworn statement ~, ui.
lnT lhe purchHs" of the ~ I. SNi. Of sec 40 ~
~ . :, - T. aud viii offer proof "a
show that the land songht IL more valuable for
us timber or stone than for agricultural pur
poses ana 10 establish her claim TO said land
b'I"rr Na"tef traw ford. County clerk of Mo-.
~" county. stale Of oregon. on "Wednesday
18Th day of July. 1907
sac names ~ witncsses louis Gru,hcus
" re ,Hlbcri Wesley Mar AZ Hud Fl.ha Nnt
kius afl Of Hcppucr oregon
ANY hhd aii y" sons claiming adversely tht.
above dcsrHheI lands are rcgucstcd 10 fi..
dny of July, Ir2
H''a T.. ". BARTLETT. Register
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NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION.

nkPARrMENl Of THE INTERIOR, LAND
once AT The Dalles, ore April 2s 1907
N"uce Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice of his intention
10 make hnal proof in support OF his
Claim; aud that SAID proof vii, be made he.
lore W. Morrow. L, : Commissioners at
heppheF. OREGON. on Friday, June h, 1872, viz:
HARRY X. BENNETT, OF Heppuer. ore
Homestead entry 40 6I}3. for the NJ, NEJ
NJ - " -
tie names the following witnesses To prove
ms continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land via:
Frank Roberts, Leslie l.. Matlock, Evan
Hregerson and Benz +, Swsggart. all of Hepp-
uer Oregon.
s>+-s9 JAY +. Lucas, Register
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HDmesiedd COBSoiId1fed
NOTICE FOR pCBLTCdTION

hEf NE' NENT OF THF INTERIOR. LAM
''Hi'' 90 Is Grand" Dr Apri' D. I.u'
N"ii'r i~ hereby given that the following
named settlers have Blri notice of intention d.
make hnal proof aud 90 commute their claim.
bcl"fe Va" County clerk. Of Morrow County. s'
hcppncf. b'gou. on june T. t.H2 viz Homo
s.vHd entry 80 Era
SYLVIA DErrY. of Hcppner Ore
Tor lot u @Nia and W. -Eia Sec l.. IT,
" x. No. gNi. JAMES A. DEPUY.
Of Heppner. oregon.
for the - I, "a. sec %. NEa NF'. -ec q II {
X = = " ipt Zee - and lot . -ec ~ In
1s, n - wv
u p. NJ. -r1. WILLIAM H. ROSS
~ Heppner. oregon
Tor the -E's "i -~r ". TpG- ElsF FWN
lhey name The following siinesses t. prove
their c"ntinu"us r"siicnce upon and cultiva-
ton of said land. VIZ.
william Anderson. Charles Manning John
" k"mlue aud lAfe Penland, all Of Herrn.r.
oregon
- - E.W. BARTLETT. Register
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-05-22

recognized suthori,y-The weekly
OreEonian.
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The regular price for the San Fran
cisco Weekly Examiner is .l.50. You
can get 1t and the Gazette for 81 %.
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Is the Name Of the New and Lu1uriou-
Rock Island Train


Independent and relablc-Tho Oregon
an
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-05-22

Always rehaOIe-ins " cay OreEonisn.
ssvs-Ths weekly OreEon'Sn-
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-28
Physician Commits Suicide.

WASHINGTON. July 2S-Dr. Eu-
gene Grissom once we'll known as an
alicnist and neurologist, committed sui
eide here at his sons home, 1927 G
street northwest. by sending bullet
through his brain. DR.. Grissom had
been detected and morCsc for several
weeks and had become physically and
mentally weakened from the use of
strong narcotics. He was a native of
Granville, n. c., served on the Fed
eral side until wounded during the
civil war AMI afterward was a mem
Der of the state legislature For TWEEN
ty-one years he was superintendent of
the North Carolina Insane asylum at
Raleigh and gained a wide reputation
as an alienist and lecturer.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-28

LONDON, July 2S.-A special dis
patch from Vienna says over 100000
agricultural laborers In east Galicia,
most of them Russians, are now on
strike and that full tiedged rising
against the landed proprietors is pro-
crossing. Near Lemberg extensive
stores have been burned down, while
excuses are reported to have been
committed in other localities. The
landlords appealed to the government
for troops to maintain order, but the
authorities recommended that an at
tempt at Cancellation be made by in
creasng the wages of the laborers.
Russian students in Galicia, according
to this dispatch. are joining in the
movement, thereby adding political to
economic disturbance.