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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Overflow From the Wires in a Con.
denkAd Form.

Overflow From the Wires in a Con.
densed Form.
a bill authorizing Ecuador to par.
ticipate in the St. Louis exposition has
been approved by the chamber of dep
uties and is now in the senate
The navy department has ordered
Lieutenants Frank B. Little and VIII.
lam Eichelsberger. professors of ma,h-
ematics. now stationed at the naval
observatory. to the naval academy.
Col. James P. Burbank Of the ar.
tillery corps. commanding the post OF
Fort Hancock, n. J.. has been retired
Lieut.. Col S. c. Mills will become col
onel and Maj. c. Chase lieutenant col.
onel.
The president has appointed Charles
j. Bonaparte Of Baltimore and Presi.
dent Andrew S. Draper of the Cniyer-
sity OF Illinois to be members of the
beard of Indian commissioners. No
salary is attached.
The Wisconsin Central MANAGEMENT
has advanced the wages OF all shop
men from 10 to 80 cents a day. mai
ing pay for skilled mechanics So 20 a
day The advance was voluntary CT
the part of the read.
Jack O'Brien OF Philadelphia had
little trouble in securing the decision
over Billy Stiff. the Chicago heavy
weight, in a six-round contest in Chi
cago. Stiff had fully twenty pounds
the better in the weights. but was
outclassed and was unable to inhict
any damage on the clever fastener.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
Personal Mention.

TEE Republicans OF the Fifth Ms
so--. district nominated Col. Robert
I. VA Horn :o- congress.
Count 5e Miranda. the husband Of
Christine Nilsson. G:ed al Canbo.
France. Ane. Nilsson has been SUE
-ooe6 from Sweden.
TIE mother Of cle la.e Walter Q.
Gresham recently celebrated 6e- -G5l-L
birthday al Se~ Aiha1:, Ind SIC Is
still active an vigorous.
Martin Ruiz. 9 California pioneer IS
aga s:slJ:-l.-e e vas o+oT1 Il the
STATE OF C:-:l-a.-a. Mex. RuEz's FAC
l,,I.es were wonderfully well pre-
s=-ve<t
Arthur 5. S.eepe: died z-d6e-ly 81
No-wa-.- O1!o CT hart failure. Is
vas editor o. -ha Law Bulletin a1G 81
o.6 newspaper nan. having been coz
oec-66 e o-s tine With the Chicago
Tribune.
Rev. c. 2 Zimmerman. editor Q: -le
G=--an Evangelical Magazine. SIR
c.: sc1oo, papers. Leaflets. etc. a15
for twenty years p-es!ding elder OF
Cleveland. Ohio.
Gen. james a williamson OF New
York died at Jamestown. R. / Gen
NillianSol waS well known iavvs-
and cane from Kentucky to New York
ard established a large practice. Dur
ing the GIRL war he vas breve.ed
brigadie- general for conspicuous
bravery.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
GOV. STONE IN EARNEST.
Has Midnieh: Conference With
Mitchell and Others

Harrisburg. Pa Sept IA confer
ence was held al tie executive man
sion after n:6aisht between Gov.
Stone. SIa-a Senator William Flynn
and VI. <. McSIu!li1 OF PitrstU-g. Pres
ideny Mitchell and District Presidents
Duty. Fahey and Nichols OF the Unit
et Minewo.se-s Tor the purpose OF dis
ccssiog means OF settling the snrhra.
cite coal strike. TIE conference was
held al tie suggestion OF the governor,
He has devised plan by which lie
hopes ID effect Z settlement between
the operators and miners without the
necessity OF an extra session Of tie
legislature for TIE enactment OF aroi-
tratioo legislation. TIE governor &C.
cliued 70 Outline lis plan il advance
OF the conference. and none Of the oth-
CT parties TO i would make any STAG
nenc until after they hal concluded
their talk. TIE conference did rot be
gin until after ni6nighc owing TO the
late hour a. which Mitchell and MS
associates s.-.ve6 here i-on Phi.a-
deiph:a
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
Che neWS
From the CAPITAL,


TIE First Eas;o1a, Bank OF Miaae
Ola, MINI. has been authorized 20 De
s.o business. Capital! $4,000.
Authority has beea granted for the
organization OF the City National Bank
u Duluth. Capital. s5Q-l,l(%l.
August postal receipts al ST PAU
aggregated s5oS5. as compared with
Sass. in the CORES pondjng month &
yeac ago. T.;s 5 3 gain OF SIS per
>snc.
Atr. Powell. United States minister 70
Haiti, has cab:e1 tLs state Gsg52-- -.-e-.
-1a- IL has report that A1--ii-a. Al
.ics AMI TWO OF rs Officers ws-. Gown
VII he C-eIe-a- 2:.a.-oI.
President Roosevelt has requested
- investigator ITO I1a G-o~a.-s. il
.AzS..G- las. september G: nan
named O-gc. al wc--a- named
Ev-e=s. VIC Lad -.Tas. ~ m. They
LeL z stock o liquors, al we're Or
c=-el o- az .s.a-5 .: Cap Howell
during sc3---, al 1--s drowned
TIE ooa-1 o. o-5o2-c= AMI 5o-Ii5-
cation considered. t1e -e-.5--s OF the
fed g-:-s which have been tested with
{ rev o. selecting E-- .o- TIE ae.d
artillery O. The amy. Tie board lid
Lo- accept an s:-2e. IS a.. submitted
6-re-oQst certain Ge.ec.S which Il vas
decided -ae designers s5cuid-lavs al
opportunity % correct Four months
-tt. .: allowed -o- tbs purpose.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
Notes From Abroad.

\ serious rot occurred a. 3-Gs-
tow Ba-ba6oeS. dc 10 ne eo:6=-:c
.: smallpox
Some person having access 10 rae
cash Tsl-I % the Bank Q. France. ap-
urop-:a-4d So 300 II gold
TIE Russians show TO signs OF v:--a-
drawing from Ching-S:og. as they sip
ula1ed 70 90. but many immigrants All
.-oops arg pouring into Maacbur:a
81. Doune-=ue. French minister Of
colonies, las informed rle Paris Main
that the evacuation OF -he islaod OF
Martinique has been decided upon.
TIE Colombian government general.
Morales BerIi. wlo had been b=s.ege1
h the i1sl-genr forces uade- G--.
Eer-ara al Aqua Du,ce, tas been de-
teaIe6.
Oriental advices tell Of the drowning
OF oTe- 5.[fft persons by -he overflow
ing OF the West river in China. Floo5s
and tidal waves also caused q 1eavv
'oss O life and properly in Foruosa.
G:ps:es fred barn n which twenty
p!-griEs were Sleeping near the Town
OF Marianne. Hungary. rotn:rs the
pilgrims during the panic Seve-Iee-
pilgrims were iccilerereG and mar
badly buried.
Aarconi told an interviewer recent.
y that he had completed: solved the
problem OF wireless communication
over distance Of 1886 miles. e1d IS
co.lde-C OF esIa oiishing direct corr
Eultcac!on with Europe and America
II the immediate future.
King Edward rode il al automobile
to DoEnock- Scotland. and visited An
drew Carnegie Saturday the Came
gle house party was Invited 20 Dun
robin castle. 10 meet King Edward and
Queen Alexandra TIE parry consisted
OF United States Ambassador Choa-e
Mrs. ChoaIe and others
ST. Frederick Augustus Abel. an
honorary sec-etaA: and director Of the
Imperial institute. and former p-esi-
dent 0. The British association. the
Iron and Sceai institute the Chemical
society. IRE institute OF Chemistry and
other scientific bodies. is dead in Lon.
con. He was born il 1925
Owing to constant heavy rains dur.
ing the -ast SIX weeks the harvest IN
Great Britain viii BE- the worst since
49,, The wheat. corn. hop and t-uic
c!oEs = the southern middle. western
and northern sections are almost total
failures, and roe farmers are facing *.
s-ene.y gloomy prospects.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
ACTIVITY IN ALL INDUSTRIES.
New Factories and Additional facili.
ties for Production.

New YORK. Sept l4.-R. c. Dun &
Co.'S weekly -eTieT OF trade says:
Industrial activity Is greater than at
any recent date. Many new factories
and mills have been added TO tie pro-
ducri7e capacity. facilities are being
increased at old plants. and idle shops
have resumed through tie settlement
Of labor Controversies. = coke block
ace still exists. the railways being IN
able TO handle the output. which is
above ali records and i urgent re-
quest Despite the rapid develop
Denc Of trans po-1at:on facilities the
nations needs have grown still faster.
and the situation is distressing for
shippers a1d consumers. Large crops
are being harvested and the greater
abundance Of toodsIuEs caused de-
cline II prices Of conuo5:-:=s during
August O: 3.5 per cent. as measured %
Du1's index numbe-. Retail r-ade IS
large. with q bright outlook Tor the
future II :oob.ns and wholesale bust.
ness.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
EXAMINE ALLEGED eooDLERs.
Tell ST. Louis Grand Jury Ct Bribery
Transactions.


St Louis. Sept 1.-THE grand jury,
after day spent examining witnesses
supposed TO know something about the
lighting bill, for whic:. $4,000 is said
10 have been paid 20 members of the
house combine and another large sum
TO 1nsscers N the council. adjourned
last night until to-day. Former Del
egate Tanblyn. who attempted to
turn states evidence Thursday with
out success, was examined at length.
as was also Edgar A Mepham. form
er delegate. who is supposed 10 know
more or less abou, the distribution of
money il acknowledgment of Doodle
deals. Before going into the grand
jury room Mr.. MephaD expressed his
willingness 10 tell all he scew. Sew
eral other minor witnesses were ex-
auined.
After the adjournment OF the grand
jury Ado,ph Walluer called on MI.
Felix and announced he could deliver
Charles F. Kelly = a!lo.ss 10 go on
his bond. Kelly has been definitely
named b. ]. X Murrei! as the man
who received and distributed the So
C-s1 for TIE passage OF the CT : lighting
bill. No one = tie combine III heH:-
so Nur-s,l SAYS. car sive tie NORMA
ton as % VITO supplied t1s c,o-e. sor
the big corruption tiesl. Il IS through
his testimony that Circuit Atto-2e:
Folk hopes 10 secure the Indictment
OF some of the principal b-:ae g:vers.
who are -epuie6 10 os neo OF wealth
and standing in the community. a
reward OF s.Gnt was offered yesterday
for the apprehension of Kelly.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
Tue 1855 OF LIFE IS REPORTED
MILLIONS OF FEET OF TIMBER
AND MANY FARMHOUSES
DESTROYED.
PEOPLE SEEK PLACES OF Salty
FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA TO THE
CALIFORNIA LINE tbs FIRE
is RAGING.

( Portland, Or. Sept. -4-Fo-est FIRE:
. are burning over the Cascade aat
( Coast ranges from British Columbis
10 -aa California line, destroying mil
lions OF feet OF timber many farm
houses. barns and much live stock
Two persons are Known TO have los
their lives. others are missing and
scores are hurTying to places of safety
At Bridal Veil. Or. yesterday. the
. Palmer sawn:ll and the Brewer mil
. were burned. Elsie Palmer. propTie
tor CT the Palmer mill. was burned &c
death. and a man named Trickey is
missing. About forty mill hands are
IL danger OF being surrounded By FIRE
At one mill on the plain near Van.
couve- eight farm hands were burned
yesterday and Mrs. Hendrickson and
her children are missing.
Rushing to Places of Safety.
Tiilanook. which was threatened
with destruction THURSDAY, is 10 long
e- in danger.
In Washington the town Of Enun-
claw. on the Northern Pacific il King
county. is il great danger. Ever team
is being pressed into service TO take
people to places OF safer:. and the
water supply Is cut of by rhe burning
OF the mains. Ever: effort IS being
made 10 protect tie mill property.
Word cannot be received from Eima
and Aberdeen. the wires 20 these
points being down. II is known. how
ever. that six lumber mills and ten
houses have been burned about six
miles south Of Elma Many similar re-
ports are being received from Wash
ingTon points. AT Ducora. fo=cy-fye
miles south OF Tacoma, the town was
In Total Darkness
at noon. Many people refused 10 be-
NeEe tlat the phenomenon was from
forest fires and congregared on street
corners. predicting dire disaster. Al,
CensraIa darkness caused all business
to stop.
The last report from Sheldon was to
the effect that nearly all of the mills
in Mason County were on FIRE. The
town OF Marlock, that county. was in
Imminent danger when last heard
from. and timber 100 feet high was
burning
Sixteen miles from Ottawa the Dor
DER string OF camps on the Black
His district are in great danger.
Forty men on horseback have gone to
rescue women and children.
In Tacoma heavy darkness set
tied down. Boats could not pass the
Narrovs on account OF darkness. and
at Olympia the electric light plant shut
down and at noon il was as black as
night.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
THE MARKETS.
Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live Stock Centers.

(
| Live Stock centers.
| st. Paul. Sept. Is. - Wheat-No. l
hard, zig 74c; No. l Northern. s74
| tic: No. 2 Northern, 661 CSC Rive, ~
q &c. Barley, 42G5sc. Corn-No. 3
yellow. 51G Sc: No. 3, 56657c Oats
No. 3 white, 1892 1-2c; No. 3, 2s0
so l-2c.
Minneapolis. Sept Is. - Wheat-So-
1 hard. IS SAC; No Northern, eS SIC;
No. 2 Northern, G. 1-4c.
Duluth. Sept. 15.-Wheat-Cash No
| hard. II Sc; No Northern. 20 1-sc:
No. . Northern, IS 1-sc: No. spring.
St l-sc; oats. SIC; rye, 49c; barley, %
G soc; fax, s1.3s.
Chicago. Sept. Is. - Wheat - No. 2
red. IS l-sc; No red. s7G 7oc: No. ?
hard winter, 70c; No. 8 hard winter,
Sc q csc: No. / Northern spring,
7.c; No. Northern. 72c; No. spring,
zoe. Cash Corn-No. ?, SO 1-2G 50 SIC;
No. 8. So 1-40 SO SIC. Cash Oats-No.
?, osa IS l-2c; 10. 3. 90 s4a27 &c.
Milwaukee. Sept. Is. = Whear-No-
II l-2G - 1-2c. Ry@No. /. 81 l-2 q
Standard. SO SAG &c. Corn-Decem-
Der. ~ 7-Sc.
Sioux City. Iowa, Sept. 15.-Cat,le-
Beeves, s5.154 1.25: COWS. bulls and
mixed. $3.50 $50; s,ockers and feed
ers. s3G 5: yearlings. $3.50 q 4.25. Hogs,
s,.3oG 80; bulk, s7.35a7.+o.
Chicago. Sept. 5.-CatJle-Good to
prime steers. $50 SIS; stockers and
feeders, s2.50G 5.25; COWS, $50 80:
heifers. $500 SIS: calves, IS. 50G7;
Texas-1ed steers. 50 q 5; Western
steers. $3.50 $50. Hogs-Mixed and
butchers. $3.50 $50: good to choice
heavy. s7.601 $50. Sheep - Good to
choice wethers. s3.2593.35; Western
sheep, S2.50G $50; native lambs. $3.50
q SIS; Western lambs, $685.
South St Paul. Sept. Is. - Cattle -
Good to choice steers, s5.5066; good
to choice cows and heifers. s35O1450;
good to choice feeding steers. s4G5;
good to choice stock steers, s315 o
$40; steer calves. s2G 1926; good to-
choice stock COWS and heifers, S2.5O0
2.s5; calves, SEA Hogs = Price
range, s7.25d 7.e5: bulk, s7.35G7..5;
rough sorts. $3.50. Sheep = Fancy
lambs. s4.7514 ASS: good to choice fat
lambs, 1925 q $50: good to choice
yearling werhers. S3.50N3.75.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
Otherwise,

Re.at:r=s q Prof :-etip-:n. the sci.
e--t:=-- -ave received word that he is
sa:= a. Aar-:-;e-4
Charles Alexander Percy made his
promised rip through the whirlpool.
RAPIDS al Niagara Fa..s
-1e PHILADELPHIA 5oa-d OF education.
las 6ec!6ei 10 import coal fro. Eng.
-ezG 20 -1= public schools.
T.= rora! -a-.o-g, bank circulation
o--SIa-cilg Is s:55 33Qt the largest
il I--e l.zIo-: q v-= national system.
John II. CATS .ss purchased 500,
acres OF coal la-: adjoining the Iii
NOS Steel co-la-Ts 5o.6iogs. n the
southern part OF -...-ois.
Dexter u. Ferry Of Detroit. Mich.
president Q: the Far? SEED COMPANY.
will be canG:daIe -o- tie senate. 70
succeed TIE late Senator Mcmillan.
AZ sec-=- meeting G: The vehicle
pole and stat. manufacturers O. Ohio.
Indiana. Tennessee a-6 Iowa. il vas
decided 90 merge al TIE interests with
{ 5000 .4thl capitalization.
Unless government e-gineers car
check the le-de1c: o. t1e Missouri TO
Gu new chanel a. s.. Joseph. No.
rl= Cown XII! u= !ef. nils from the
river with s5t@1. f''-l s-e=! bridge and
20 wa-er 70 run under =.
Plans are being Formulated br the
Pe1rs!iTaaia Rai.-ca5 company for
the Inauguration OF & rain service be-
tween Il= Bo-d Str. station. Phiia-
ce-pE-a- and Ta.-Iy- fourth street. New
io-E. n seTe-tv-Gv= minutes.
TIE Hawaiian territorial! conren-
cioo vas carried bv RI native element
Of the Republican parry. and Prince
CUPID ha-E-.araiso was nominated for
ce-ssste 10 congress. P-ince Cupid is
one q tie heirs 10 tie throne.
4 carload O: Mormon converts 1ef,
Ealdos-a. Ga. over the Atlantic Coas,
line. for LsfI-itch. Canada. far to the
north OF the Roc.y Mountain states.
Inc Aornocs we're converted TO the
faith il Taylor COUNT. Florida. BY Nor.
non missionaries
The National Association Of Station.
arr Engineers. II session a, Boston
adopted al amendment ceoarrins ne
gEoes s-o., membership TIE South
ern delegates -c-ok the ground that i
was Impossible for the negro 10 enjoy.
the sam: scc.a. privileges as the white
man.
Mural Ha.s,ead. the veteran edi,o,
ard author. Is a candidate for the Re
publican nomination for congress in
the Second Oaio district. represented
IN The tar@@ las: congresses by John
Il, S-onwe.. There are several 9th.
eEs seea-lg tLe nomination.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
DENIAL OF MEAT TRUST STORY.
The Tale Is Said to Be Untrue. but It
Is Again Reiterated

Chicago. Sept. il. = Denial is made
by & legal representative OF one of the
large packers that any merger OF the
packing companies has baen arranged
70 go into effect On or about Sept. 81.
Inc re" report had IL that the details
OF 1ne consolidation were arranged at
meeting OF al packing interests. held
thursday il the First NaIioaa! bank
guiding The person above men
toned aaIy denied that any such
meeting was held. and further said
that no meeting had been called for
Monday 10 settle the final arrange
Een,s. The entire story vas branded
as wiIhou. truth. From another sou7se
il was learned tia. such q combine
was being underErilten. but that il
would be at least five or six weeks ne
fore the details OF the merger would
be made public
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
EMPEROR SAYS GOODBYE.
Tells American Generals That He Is
Interested in U.s.

Berlin, Sept. 1..-Emperor William
in saying goodbye TO Generals Corbin,
Young and Wood yesterday remarked
that ne was especially interested in
the Americans. He admired Presi-
dent Roosevelt unmeasured!y. He ad-
mired his versatility. courage. power
for hard work and insight into the
needs OF his country. His majesty
added that he watched Mayor Seth
Lows administration OF New York be-
cause he thought it important to the
commercial world that New York city
should be wel-governed. The emperor
also said he was very sorry Andrew
D. White. the United States ambassa-
dor. was leaving his court He had the
most cordial feeling for him personally
because OF the man he is and for his
services in fostering good will between
Germany and the United States. Gen.
Corbin had an opportunity to present
President Rcosevelt's message about
the St Louis exposition and Emperor
William said that he would see that
Germany had a good representation.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
Casualties.

Eg-rv Ford OF Fru:rpo-r a-d Miss
Ele Rams OF Kalamazoo. w=-= 10th
drowned al Grand Haven. Mich.
Thi7r! dead. Is TIE report from Ma
pini. Mex. as rL= result OF the va-e-
supply .! E natural spring OF arsenic.
The steamer Courage Cit: vas
wrecked Sunday o=.ov ST Peters burg
il W-a-gel Na-rows. 1ear SEATTLE Al
he passengers were sa.ed
Al Grass Pond. il ire -A6i-oocacss.
MAJ. Charles = SnliIe.- OF Philadelphia
was shot dead oy Judge c. P. S-or-s OF
Orange. y. j.. lis nes- i-:eod. who mis-.
tong hin, for deer.
While driving sc-lSs tie Baltimore
( Ohio track al WasSins-oaj Ma:
Daniel O'Dr:sco!i. o1e Of Washington :
prominent lawyers. vas struck .: :
rain ard instantly killed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
OF the Week
Sin and Sinners.

SIN anc Sinners.
William D. Lord OF Minneapolis wa:
arrested a. Independence. Kan
charged with having ecSezzle0 SIS.
ot!!+l.
a, Fremont. Mich. burglars wrecked
the Bank OF Fremont *.:1 dynamite
but secured Only S-a.. amount O
change.
Rev. Morris Wilson o. D,:.ov ". Va
WHO murdered his vie : -; Al .asse
~ became crazei y co-sta-, Bible
fading.
]. Il. Andrews. cas...@- 9: the Eele
IL water works. : G-te- arrest e.
Helena Mon. On - charge OF en-
bezz,eEent TIE shortage : said tc
amount 20 sis,sal.
The Few Bourbon c-s.-,F all. Just
completed a. For Sco;:. Kan. was
opele! ~ he prisoners 49, g -t-cen:
L.e, ana SCREEN o. t1=- escaped. -as
Sec. ta-s were w-1.--c .r'o--
Investigation TITO - Methods OF Z
-eGhs- q undertakes = Chicago has
prompted r1a hal DEPARTMENT CT
Gals 10 ts-.sTe ia. 10y ae-e W
ea-IlsSi { wholesale .------e!::!.-s il au.
la- bodies.
Thomas W'5ala- 9: Q=1s1sbu-s. y
Y. ~Lo has cs3-I-zc- :o- lhe coa-
s.-Lccio- OF the sac norma. school 3.
Fla5onia, LIS been a--sSce. a. the in
s-iSaticl OF the Federation OF Labor
.o- Violating The e:s-.--o-- .a..
II o-6e- 10 tr:=.,=- crowd which
wss following rLe-. q. "-;lsesbaUe
Pa ITO coa! guards fred. and Mrs.
Joho GTa1bowSa. vas wounded Hi
En Fisher. age: sixty. one OF the
guards. vas captured ;: the crowd and
had: beaten.
TIE tod: @: Mrs. James McGian
aged Cwe--v-ooe. of New Castle. Ohio,
Eas found = q pasture is.i q: Hub
bari. near Yolrssow. with her
throat CIT from ear 10 ea-, Accord
j-g 10 admissions there was z carousaI
AcIiZo : missing.
Seao- T:-cenIe Va.5== the editor Of
3 Spanish week,- paper at Manila.
has oee- convicted G: -ioeIirg Dr..
Pa-io Gs Iavs-a. 3 -a;.Te member OF
the Philippine commission. and has
been sentenced 20 81 months imp-is-
oanenl and 10 pa. 5.-e o. s2,tSE'.
Thomas Burke rs lad az his hone
al Te-re EauIe. hi v:-o MS hand a.
1os- severed iron - body. while his
vie $ in Gaoge-c-S condition from
either knife or -azo- Wounds inflicted
by Mathew Aie1a-6=--. co!ored man.
WHO had been e-p.ovsi around the
house Tor the past 80 Te2-s.
Ernest Rye-shsch. clerk II IL.
house OF k-aG-h. Eachod &
HuL-e. Nev YORK. s1o- and killed
al his boarding house. He was
.venCy-Iaree years CD H left note
= which were lLe words When rhev
examine NJ ACCOUNTS il the Office O.
tie bank the: Vii. IND all
Seven prisoners we-e -akea in a raia
- United States deputy narshals in
four slu5 factories o. the East Side.
New Yors- AID -l.l l-s1 pounds OF snuff
were seized. The value OF the plant is
$500. TIE gove--uecl expects TO
prove il ias lost 49, ll-l in the past
twenty years from I1= Illegal manu-.
:actu-5 OF sluE.
Jim Wright All John TenpIeIon
lo-ed Eancocs coua-r 6esperadoes.
Ts-e killed. AMI W-:s1-s son was cap
.--et near Rogs7sv..!e Tenn. By
-*1sse o. rwe--r-l-e. headed by Joe
Moss OF Gate City. Va In the en-
Wright s5o- and probably
.aca-., wounded George Wolf and Jack
Rogers. bota OF wlo-. were members
= - pursuing ?csS=.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
HIS ILLNESS A BLESSING.
King Edward improving Remarkably
and May Live MANY Years.

LONDON. Sept l.-There has been
marked improvement in the kings
health since tie coronation. His dier
IS strictly regulated n quantity ard
character. Those who have seen ard
talked with him in Scotland assert
that he is in better health than Tor
many years. and that MS vivaci1y
and chee-Iulness are noticeable. His
June illness is Cow regarded by many
as a blessing il disguise. which NAV
help TO p-olong his life for nany wears.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
BIG COAL DEAL.

Mines Of the Wilson and Clyde Gem
panies May Be Bought.
London. Sept LIT IS stated that
the representatives OF London sy.-
dica1e will meet al Edinourg a fort
night hence the directors OF several
Fife coal companies and Of the Wilson
and CLYDE companies. with q REV 10
purchasing the Eaters mines. The
capital OF tie syndicate is said 10 be
go. ON, 900.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
CONFUSION UNcoRKED.

Result Of Mayors Proposed Reception
to Chief Secretary Wyndham.
Cork. Sept IA meeting OF the
corporation OF Cork broke Up in con-
fusion as the result OF comments on
the lord mayors refusal 10 allow his
reception Of the chief secretary Tor
Ireland. George Wyudhsm. on the oc-
casion OF tie latrer's visit 20 Cork ex-
hibitioa on Tuesday. Sept. 6, to be
discussed without notice.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
MARINES GO TO PANAMA.
Battalion Ordered 20 Sail at One. .,
the Yankee

Annapolis, Nd. Sept. II. - Orders
were received yesterday at the naval
academy directing Capt. Mark and
Lieutenants Purcell and Ri,ey NJ Tba
United States marine corns m n-ocsad
tnis morning with company OF ma.
;t; s'saoned there TO the League
!s.aho navy yard. Philadelphia. The
WI FORM portion OF the battalion
OF marines which will sail a, once on
'he auxiliary cruiser Yankee for Colon
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
Injured in a eicycle Rae.

Baltimore. Sept. Il. - Bonnie Mon.
roe received probably fatal injuries
and three other persons were more or
less seriously injured last nigh, BY a
sp'li al the Coliseum during a motor.
paced bicycle race