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a $.

- Die Sneenieure, pelbe ben
Damn bel Nuitin inipi3irten, peranz
idlagen Die &oitenfir Die @ieoerz
~berlteQune oeiielben auf $443, 469.
Mus 2lanD miro beribtet, oaB
3. Stauoemeier beim @intreiben
nun 8ieb nDm 8ferbe geporien uno
lebenSgefdbrlib perlebt puroe.
- Bon Borne, Comfort, genter
YDint uno &errpine fpmtnt Die er=
freulibe @ahribt, baB es bort mie=
oerbolt geregnet bat.
Sn Neu Braunfels puroen
burd Die Bemibuneen oes 8aron
be @inabera $55 fir Die 8uren auf=
eebraht.
- Diitriftribter MDrris in Nuitin
fat ben gbeil Der &lage aegen Die
r&irbg 2umber COMPANY, Die iif
auf Die Strafiumme pDn 5000, 900
peeen uebertretung oes Intiz9 ruit=
oe1ebeS be5tebt, a%bgemielen. Die
gntfdeioung lautet, baB Der Gene
raj Staatsanpalt alS Dffentli9er
Nnfldger ppr @eri1t erlbeinen
n1uBte uno ba berlelbe iid meigerte,
bies su tbun, Die &laee fallen ee=
la1ien tperoen rtuB. Inbdneie se=
ma1t tpuroe Der Soil ourb Den
Diitriftantpalt MDDre uno Scr. q.
.. Wceyau.
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GreriiOu mad Merieo bonn 10.
bis %. Wprtl.

Die Siiblide Bacific : 8abn ldBt
am 10. Iprll Ills Sormittae BON
6ouiton einen Bug abaeben, Der oil
allen intereiianten Statipnen auf
Dem 8ege nad Der Sauptitaot
Merifo anbdtt, am Is. bort eintrifft
uno am II. Murgens 7;30 BON bort
mieoer abfd6rt. Dies lit cine quite
@elegenbeit fir 9iejeni9en, Die oas
ib0ne 9ano tennen 81 lernel1 tpitrf
i6en. @eeen @in5elbelten tpenoet
Sud- an Die 2Ofalagenten ODER an:
$. 6. Gpbbtns, g.. g. & Z. 81,
s. 8. Nn0er on, 81. 6. g. g.,
0Duiton, 3eras.
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Die Gntlarauug Der 9lnna 8ptbe

Die in Berlin erfplgte @ntGarpung
uno gerboftune Der Qnna 8otbe 1T
etn 1btuerer S6lag fir ben oeut=
l9en Spiriti8mus. Gnna Gueulte
8otbe, geborene t3abl, Die geger1z
nartlg i'm SO. 2ebensiabre itebt, lit
pie bic u8iener Nbenpuft" mittbeilt,
in Iltenbure in Sa1len eebprer,
uno 8ottin zines &efiefl6mieoes.
gta9 lbren eigeuen Ingaben seieten
it6 l6on in ibrer &inbbeit on1eoiale"
8aben. Sbre 8anberungen flbr=
ten tie ourd gang Deutlblanb, audi
in Oeferrei6 bat ite itellenueiie, pie
in Wien unb in mebreren norobDbz
nllden Orten, ibren unfug e~etries
ben. 9roboem ite i'm Sabre 1896
pom Sb6ffengeri6t in 3nittau nee
gen eroben unfugs Derurtbetlt tpurbe
uno oas. eiblide @utadten zines
fabperitanoiaen Qrstes 1id unuer=
bDblen fir offenen 8etruga us=
lprad, gelang es ibr, cine lebr grDBe
Gemeinoe be9eiiterter 8erebrer uno
blinoer Nnbdneer gu finoen. Die
unlbDne Berlon nit ben tripalen
3uaen, ben eineefauener @angen,
Dem ipiben perfniffnen @eliatsauss
orude gait in Der u@emeinoe" ole
ein beoorsuetes Weoium bes Ser
febrs nit Dem @ei1terreihe.
WiewDbl ibr elm gepiiies ibal1=
lpieleriIhes Salent unb cine Do1is
Snteuigen5 ni9t feblten, itellten bod
oae lire Darbietungen gang unglaub=
lt6e 3umutbunger an Die Natpetdt
Der Inbanger: Die @eiiter, Die 1ie
rtef, lprahen alIe unterl9iebslps i'm
ldblelnoen Oialeft, gaben ldppilbe
S~entenSen BON fid, bel bener man
ii6 Iaes uno @idts oenfen fam,
uno reoeten meiit Dinge. Die rni6t
geitDben uno nibt aebauen" linb.
8oaenbS Die vMppDrte" tparen Die
plumpite, o%roindrite Iduibung. Sic
bolte Stolen aus Der leeren 2u5t; aber
i6Dn ldngit norber itrDmten tire
&leiOer einen Itarfen G0Ien0uft aus,
uno tper beim Gpport senau sulob,
fDnnte unI6mer merfen, tpie Tie bic
8lumen unter lbrem Gode berpDr=
sog, Inn lie oann l9einbar aus Der
2uft 5u greifen. Sn Salfenau in
BDbmen reidte tie einem Tbeilneb=
nebmer Der Seance elm aus benz
@eifterreib itammenoes @lasbera=
ben NIT einem pierbldttrigen 4lee=
blatt, bel Indifferent 8eleben 1tente fib
beraus, bob bas oierte tranIcenben=
tale &leeblatt NIT Sunni aufgeflebt
mar. Sim Is. Stuff 1900 iiberbrahte
ibr elm @eiit elm Nottabu9; leiber
bate Der Spirit" pergeiien, ben Sir
men5ettel BON Der eriten Seite gu ent=
~fernen, uno 10 LAG man in benz aus
Dem Senleits fommenben 8ah(ein:
ugrnit 8eiB, 8urtebuoe, Soft
1traBe IT,"
Sdmmtlide @eiiterbanolbrifte1l,
Die Die Hotbe prooucirte, bat Der &C.
ri6ttibe Sabueritdnbige San1en in
8reslau als bon Der 6ano Der Hoibe
geldrieben oeflarirt. @iefie gum ste
blum 1ib entpidelte erfldrt fiG aus
peribieoenennriaben: bpfteril9e Nn=
lage, ~friibseitiger Iufentbatt in elmer
pom Spiritismus perleubten sc.
eeno. pernerie Suit an Der gduI1ung
Nnoerer aber aub Sreube am ar
beitslDIen 8eloermerb unb an ei1ettt
%Dagirenoen Nbenteurer= 2eben.
IS lit merfwiroig, oaB Die 3otbe
10 LANCE Belt ibr unmeien bat uttge=
ltDrt treiben tDnnen. Stun l6eint
ibr enolih oeiinitio oas Sanomert
geleat 5u Iein.
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9tastratbsserbamsIumaem

Ma@ LANCER Debate muroe Gen
@eteranen bonn ipaniiden &riese Der
San Heorp Barf fir cine am 81,
%. uno %. Mpril gu oeranItaltenbe
Teltli6feit uberlaiien. Mapur 6ids
uno eini9e Nloermen tuarert bageger,
Do i'm Yarfe manHes ruinirt meroen
tDnnte.
Der Beriht beS Spe5ials &pmites,
melhes Die Mnesleeenbeiten, relp.
Die Notwithstanding oes S~traBenoe=
portenentS gu unteriuhen batte, lau=
tet oabin, baB Dem StraBeniuperins
tenoenten Scott in feiner @eiIe Elm
WOrmurf gu MAIDEN lei uno baB Die
entoedten Sebler auf ben Wanael
eines 5sitems Der 8ubflbrun9 in
oieiem Departement 5urldsufibren
iinb. Das 9pmite ihldat boz. baB
ale StraBenbauarbettert BON iiber
500 i'm &nntraft ausgegeben unb
Hber ale Spe3ia[ : 8emiuiguneen
Bidder gefnbrt tperben.
Beteet proteittrte spar 9egert ben
8eribt, ber1elbe tpuroe aber nit al
len aegen cine (Beteet's) Stimme
angenummen. Wapor 6iGs bat Die
Oroinnr3, tpelhe elmer @eleQl1ait
GUT Gr3eueung BON @as uno eleftri=
iHem 2ibt bas Bripilegium uber=
tr6ot NIT ieinem 8etp belegt, erftens,
neil Der @eieuihaft aeftattet perben
iol, Sid inter ben @eleben irgeno
zines unoeren States au praonifiren
uno stueitenS, neil lie Die 8e1ttm=
mur1g entbGlt, baS Der MapDr pber
Elm alderman elmer Der 9irefturen
oer 0efeQibaft fem l0u.
Ca8 Iet1 tpurbe ourh felgenbe
dbitimmuna aufreht erbalten, oa
aGt Stimr1er oagegen nOtbig tparen,
lns e8 binfGaig 5u MAIDEN:
So: Barter, O'@onnpr, Yeteet,
Mihter, Rbeiner.
Nein: Nleranoer, 6idman, 2amm,
Seibel, TerrelI, @eber.
9ierauf brahte Beteet cine neue
Droinana elm, tpefHe Die beiben ans
it6sigen Beitimmungeu Der alten
0orlage nidt entbielt unb miinihte
0ieieIbe Bis CUR atpeiten 2eiune gu
bringeu, mDrauf fie in elmer lp1teren
Sibung artgnDmmen meroen fDnnte.
@8 entipann 1i1 bariiber cine
lGngere Debate i'm 8erlaufe tuelfer
M. Wc&inaie, Der aeeentpdrtig mar,
ertl6rte, er ueroe iib urter oieIer
Oroinan5 urt bas Hripilegium ni1t
betuerben; %. MeiB blieb ieood, tpie
sid ergab, I'M felbe.
Bel Der 5tueiten QeIuna murbe bic
Or6inan5 abeelebnt. SIR bieielbe
ifir1ntter: Barter, O'@onnor, Bes
teet. MiHter unb @beiner. Daaeaen:
Nleranoer, 6idman, 2amm, Seioel,
Terrell, Meber.
Die lebteren Mloernter miinlHen
eernnah aae aonturrens fern gu
bnlter.
Do NIeiiur Depine tranfiit miro
iei1 &ififtent ~auturifirt, i'm gu per=
treten.
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unlamterer @ettbewerb.

Gin Irtifef bon gutter Nualitdt lit
itets Nafabmun9en uuo nunlauterem
Wettbeperb auSgeiebt, uae mir
lino oielerbalb gesnuneen, oas 8u=
blifnm nor Tduibuneen gu mar
men. unier r8uomeier" miro uns
ter elmer mpblbefannten etiquette,
Die audi ben Momer1 aufpeiit, per=
fauft; auBeroem lit Der Name pub
neiier" auf ieoen Sort erIidtli6.
Sober lDIte oarauf beiteben, ba6
Die Slai6en in leiner @eeenmari
geDnnet tueroen.
Anheuser Busch Brew'g Assn,
st. Louis, Mo.
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Auf Die 8ritif, pelbe eeser
Die NusidlieBune BON Sleiibprdler=
ben, tpelhe NIT 8orar bebanoelt
finb, aus 9eutlblano in ben Ser.
@taater laut mirb, anttpurtet man
in Berlin, bic Deitimmuneen oes
8erbDte8 beSDgen iib ebeniD auf in.
lanbiihes Sleiih uno Die atnerifa,
niihen Jleii6erporteure bitten fei=
men @runo CUR alase, neil file niht
anoer8 bebanoelt miiroen, als Die
oeutihen Broousenten. Die @gen=
ten amerifaniiher Sleilberporteure
ermibern jebUh barauf, baB Die Yra=
lerpirung BON Sleilh nit 8urar in
Deutihlano unbetannt lei uno mabrs
i@einlib bort ME etngefibrt meroeu
tuiiroe, neil iie nibt nDtbie 1ei, menu
oaS 5leiIb i'm ei9enen 2anbe Der.
5ebrt meroe. Sic erfldren {erner,
oaB bic eeaer Slime
rita aaein geribtet tparen, unb ben
3ned perfDlgfen, Die anerifanilher
@rporteure su perbinoern, nit Den
beutihen BrDbusenten in Mtitbenert
5u treten.
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Ser Cinderella 9dub =Yalait

SEQ. 207 Nlamo 8la3a, Telepbon
$50, bat einen gr0Ben Gorratb BON
Sduben fir 0erren, Damer1 uno
&inber fir Die bepuritebenben Seier=
Gage. Nae Waaren ftno nur aus
ben erlten Sabrifen beaDeer,. @ir
bieten ale &onfurrena bur9 Quali=
tdt uno Breiie. Mub Die beliebter
uno pDrsu9liden Ilfreo DDlse's
Jilal9ube fino pieber angetummen.
Sprebt bel uns pDr uno befibti9t
unier 2ager Doer ibidt Cure Nuf>
trdae brieflid elm.
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Sebt lit Die 2eit

guren 8orratb BON Seuerbpls fir
ben @inter anaufbafen. @ir bober
oas BETTE lie bier Dferirte 6Dl5 Jus
6ouno God an Der so. 6. & &.
8abn. Waht Cure 8eltequng.
gelepbon 81.
Suniet @oob PAM,
8. q. sSith, General Manager.
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Sn eimeur suabrem Sammertbale

tuanbeln bic 8ebauernstpertben, melcbe
nit Sdmorrboioen bebaftet fino. Sebe
Sreube lift linen neroaat, iebe Mrbeitsluft
genommen. llnb warum? ,Mus 8bpr<
beit. 9enn Mnafelis lit elm unfeblbares
9eilmittel gegen oleie l6mersenben &C.
l6tsiiffte unb es lollte bod pabrli6 Nie~
manb 10 tb6ricb iein, oieies iidbere Wittel
nt6t gu aebrauben, oa cine 8robe foften.
fret bon p. Neustaedter & Co., Box
l2l6, New York, gu be5iehen lit. Sci
bieiem 8eriufb perbet SIR ntbts perlie-
rem, aber @nes getuinnen. ndmlitb, baB
guch elm Seilmittel, 10 Shr nur tppIt,
jeoer5eit 5u 8ebote 1tebt.
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100000 Nlaldeu pro gaa

merben BON Der Nnbeuler : 8uih>
8rauerei in ct. Souls, Mfo.. NIT
oeren n8uomeiier" 8ier gefiiat, nm
ben tdglihen 8eoarf bieier beliebten
Marfe gu beden. Museeinhter Ger.
iten=Wfala. Der bette 6opfen unb ee<
ni9eno 2agerrautt fir cine 6smunat=
libe 8eifeseit, iteben fir Die erpBe
@abfraae.
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3bcem,m Np. IL.

Cine Der beften attraftioner rpel<
&e bic g. u. 2pceum : @eleQibaft
NIT orD6em Soften : Nufmanb fir
oaS bieSi9e Hublifum 9etuonneu
Fat, lit 6as 3 Ditoner Sertett=
Club, oer unter Der SETTING bea
&errTt Staats mDr9en Nbenb i'm
Groben Dpernbauie auftreten uiro.
8eierpirte SiBe FIND iebt Shon 81
bnben in Ger Y. M. c.. A., LOG
Gait > gr0dett StraBe. 10 Gents
ertra far Qpceum-W itglieoer. Mn=
0~eu1einer @intritt $1.00.
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Maerlet.

Die San Mntpnio Bferbe=Nuss
iteQuugsaeieqibaft bat iih nit ei=
mem 9apital BON 81, 500 intorporiren
taifen.
Die bier itationirte Nrtiaerie
miro in einiQen MpHen elm Telos
lager bel 8erruiIe be5ieben. UNI
S@ie6ibungen pur5unebmen.
Der i'm @tnotratb berrldenbe
Bino lit &Dnfurren5<l 1nternebmun=
gen nibt eunitio.
g Observation-Disclosures Scott lit
ailbt nur frei9elprpden morben, BON
ben 8e9en i'm erbobenen BeIdu(oi,
ouneer, iunoern er bat audi nod elm
Sob erbalten fhr perl1ieoene unter
ieiner Muffi6t ausgefiibrte Nrbeiten.
Nn, bn Tam er ia 5ufrieoen fem!
Die n6rolihe 8rel1e lift oea
9ubes BON iber ben Boitpner Ser.
tett : Club, tpelher mDrgen Nbeno
unter ben Iuipicien Der .2gcenms,
0eieui6aft i'm 0rDBen Dpernbaule
auftreten miro. W2iB 8iola ems.
bree, bic 6opraniitin. erfreut ii1 in
ben ueiteiten 3reifen zines beneis
oeuswertben &ufes uno oaiielbe gift
BON .0errn Staats, benz Better biez
ier DENOMINATION, tpelfer Sugleid
en- bo&begnbter Meiffer auf Der
Gturirette 1T.
Gus @ittsbure miro aemeloet.
0a6 Nnrun 5renb, Der audi bier lehr
tefatrtt uar, i'm utter BON 70 Sahs
rem oeitsrten lit, 5renh tam gum
eriten Male ppr 10 Sabren NIT ieis
rier trnlfen Eodter bierber uub NOR
ieitoem regelmdBiaer geiuber unles
rer Stabt. gr faufte auh @runos
eieenthum bier uno bate oas ton=
trunireu6e Sntereiie in Der Jabrif
Der &b5uesfnnalrDbren an Der Nran>
los NaB Balm unterbalb Der Stabt.
Col. .. S Doafum, Brdfioent
Der ct. QouiS unb San Jranciscu
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strbeitem "a stmmoem prp sag.

9tube lit ettpas UNCERTAINTIES far
iene unermiioliben fleinen Nrbeiter
Kings New Life Pills.
Wfiaionen iino itinolid) oatnit be-
l60fti9t, fridge 2eber, @efbIuht, 8is
liblitat, Sieber uno sSr0iteln gu bei=
len. Sic treiben franfbaite &opf=
idmer5en uno Walaria aus Dem
Spitem. Brei8 nur 25 Gents BET
5. &alteper & Sobn, Sep. s. s..
Sbmitt, @iaentbiimer, uno GoDlf
DreiB.
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Sic geras= nnb Yaciiic=8 abn

perfauft fir Die bonn %. Bis 25.
Ipril in Dallas itattfin0enoe Ne=
union Der conf0oerirten 8eteranen
BON allen ibre1 Statiunen in Teras
8unoreiiebiaette su eritaunlib ME-
brigen Staten. 2ifets gum 8erfauf
am 81, %. uno %. giiltig fir Die
Gidreiie BON Dallas am 26. Mpril.
nnlere Igenten beiDraen S1lafa
%pagenpldbe uno geben ndbere gin=
sel6eiten.
$. s.. Suabes,
&eiienoer 8aiiase Iet., Sort @ortb.
6. s.. Iurner,
General 8aliaae Gat., Dalas.
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Sfule, ndmlid Spirittsmus
llno " eunobeteret. llno benz
Boll5elltaat, Der ebrli6e Wdnner
gum Nu8manoern 5tpang, geibiebt's
red1tl
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srmmpeisemtbmms : llebertrasmmsem.

@rnnpeisentbmms llebertrasmmsen.
emil Sdnis an S. S. 8beiner.
@runbitiid an 5uo : Gberrp Ctr.
$500.
g.. 8. 81. Slider an Srana 9itihe.
@runbftid an Olipe Str. $1,000.
sc. 6anidte an 6. %. Mias,
@runbitiif an grofton Nne, 81, 800.
8. Gubiola an gnna ueder,
8runoftiid an 3uiS Ctr, $500.
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,,Gim srakadber Mmsbrndb

GROCER @unben am 9opfe meiner
fleinen TDbter nertpanoelte itb in
Rablz& 6pfigteit" ihreibt s. .. So
Bill pon W0rgantUn, 3enn., vaber
8udlens Nrnica Salbe beilte fie
n0nig." Sc 1T Elm garantirtes Sell
mittel fir @csema, Sal5= STUB, 6autz
ausiblag, &inazW urm uno abnlihe
6alittranfbeiten. Sour % gts. Grz
bdlflib bel S. &alteper & Sobn,
Geo. S. S. Sbmitt, @ieentbimer,
uno 10. DreiB.
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Gin 8abfabrer bart melt eber
leln pers 6erIbenfen als feline 6ans.
sic feblt ibm lonit OIL Der 2enf=
itanee.
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notwithstanding

Sames 9rimble uno Mtarp 28ens
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P. 7. SHIELDS, Prassidsnt.
J. P. HAYNES, Gsn'I Manager

s 8alf, cement, Sano, Bad
fteine, ~feuerfeite Steine unb Ibon=
9beer uno NSpbaltpapier, Dabpappes
9beer uno asphalt, Del, Terpentin,
Sarben, @las &c. &c. ftetS pDrrdtbi0
bel S. 6. 9ielmattn, 306 Oft.
Commerce. traBe. Nieoriae BreiIe,
quite Waare iomie CUTE uno reele
Bebienung meroen earantirt. =
1elepbpn 40
Hunts Lightning Oil bat
oils 6eilmittel fir 8beurnatismus
unb 9euraleie, tpie eegen Sbnitt-
uno 8ranbpunoen, Sbrammen,
Snieften=S Slide &c. niGt ieines @lei.
den. 8iro a%arantirt. 8reis 25
Gents.
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UeEtU 6uNI 2gell DtDBe " In OIL )
buna uno gum anoern Tbeil
g d minbel, UNI @elo aus benz be-
trpeenen 8Dlte au quetlden, bamit
bic beiligen MtiBieaanger ledere
yTaitenlpeilen" elien fDnnen, pGb=
reno lie Dem Irbeiter in 4ano uno
Stabt ben giiien Jleiih perbieten.
Dies gauge confelliuneue @eIeu
geb6rt nibt in Die 6bule unb bas
Shulaeleb BON Ieras bat 9tebt,
rpenn eS beitimmt: User S~ettenfram
in Der Shule lebrt, befpmmt fein
@ebalt". uno 10 lanae oriiben in
9eutl6lano Der Staat uno Die S6ule
ni6t BON benz 9rud Der Stride err
loft ueroen: 10 LANCE itieblt man
ben Ginoern Die Belt uno i'm Gei6s=
tag 1T Die &lrbenpartei Der 6emn=
ihub fir ieoen Sdritt elmer ebrliden
Geaierun9 fir oas 8Dbl oes Gplfe8.
&elieion wirb ben ainoern oa8
6aus lebren. tpenn Der 8ater fleiz
Big uno rebti6affen urto bic SHUTTER
bduslid, tbatie uno liebeooQ 1T.
Das 1T better, als Stride uno @lau.
bensartitel. uno in ieber SHule
iolIten fpeniaitens Die Qnfan9e Der
Wiedanit uno 8bplif, Der @bemie
uno 0aturaei6ihte, nebit 8eianen
eelebrt meroen. oanit Die ainoer
II Der @roe iid better surebt
fanoen.
5n Berlin aber erntet lnau iebt Die
yesriidte" Der airhenz NeliqiDni in Der
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-17
HIS TRIPLE MURDER
BLOODY SEQUEL TO INSTITUTION
or DIVORCE SUIT.
WOODIN WAS BLOOD CRAZED.
KILLED PARENTS-IN-LAW AND
THEN HIS CHILD.

AfterNard Made Unsuccessful At
Murderous Deeds Committed Six
Miles Apart HOmicidaI Maniac
Takes IA Months Old Daughter
Into Vacant Room and Kills the
ChiId-Was "a soldier in the Cuban
War and Regrets Only That He
Did Not Kill Himself.
Mount Pleasant. Mich. Oct. 16.-As
the bloody sequel of a divorce suit.
Archie Woodin, % years old, is under
arrest here, charged with a triple muir
der, and this community was shocked
to-day by a bloody tragedy in which
Mrs. Woodn's parents and the prison
er's 1S-months old daughter were shot
and killed. Woodin was overpowered
Just as he had turned the revolver upon
himself. and had inflicted a wound that
is not expected to prove fatal.
He visited the court house
this morning about O'Clock and
locked over the papers in suit for di-
vorce which his wife instituted Oct, 10.
From there he went directly to Is
bells hardware store, where he pur-
chased a revolver. There was no inter
ruption I'm his career of crime from the
moment his hands let go of the papers
in the court house until his victims
lay dead in two farm houses six miles
apart Having secured the weapon he
first rode mis- wheel to the Gulick farm.
Ere vic
tim Mr.. Gulick was shot twice, once
above the heart and once in the right
side, and was instantly killed. Woodin
then turned upon his mother-in-law,
who was sitting in rocking chair, and
shot her in the throat. She ran into the
kitchen and fell upon her back.
Woodin followed and emptied three
chambers of his revolver into her
breast. killing her. A 14-year-old
daughter of Quick came in at the
sound of the first shots and seeing the
blood on her mothers neck, ran to the
neighbors and gave the alarm. While
running down the road she heard the
last three shots.
The murderer then dashed to his
mothers home. six miles away. lie
TOue MS WHee1 TOT One Hlile, lueil' AcSli
ing off his coat and throwing it with
his bicycle into a fence corner, ran
mile and half through
the fields He made the last
four miles on a borrowed horse. Pass
ing the time of day with a group of
apple pickers on his mothers fam, he
entered the house as though nothing
unusual had happened, and picking up
his little girl carried her into an empty
room. In a moment a shot rang out.
Woodin's wife was Miss Anna M.
Gulick and they were married March
%, 1900. Woodin was a soldier in the
Cuban war. At the jail he refused TO
talk. except to express regret that he
failed to kill himself He was labor
ing under the impression that his wife's
parents had caused the divorce pro-
ceedings, though his wife's bill of COM
plant charged personal violence.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-17
THE ARBITRATION BOARD.
Perfect Confidence Felt in Result of
Their Strike Deliberations.

Washington, Oct. 16.-The greatest
satisfaction is expressed here in official
circles over the success of the negotia-
tons for the settlement of the coal
strike. The President himself feels
deeply grateful for the outcome. He
regards it as honorable to both sides,
as securing justice to both sides and
above all as averting a terrible calam-
ity to the people.
1t is understood that for some time
past the President has had steadily in
view the fact that the only way
a settlement could be arrived at was
on the basis of a commission of arbi-
tration and that he has given much
time and earnest thought to the per-
sonnet of such a commission. Sugges-
tons have been welcomed from all in
terested and non-intereSted sources,
and when Mr.. Mitchell made his ap-
pearance at the White House yester-
day morning the President was pre-
pared to submit to him a number of
names which he believed could not be
fairly objected to. He found the lead
er of the strikers disposed to accept
without question several of the men
suggested by the President, but he
was insistent that organized labor be
distinctly recognized, and in this view
he was heartily supported by the Pres
1dent himself. 1t is understood that
Bishop Spalding of Peoria was the
Presidents personal choice for a place
on the commission and his selection
was particularly pleasing to Mr. Mitch.
ell as he knows the Bishop intimately
and has the utmost confidence in his
ability and fair mindedness.
The appointment of E. E. Clark was
undoubtedly at the suggestion of Mr..
Mitchell himself. Mr.. Clark whose
home is in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is the
grand chief conductor of the Railway
Conductors and has the reputation of
being man of unquestioned ability
and integrity. Six years ago Mr.. Clark
served as one of the arbitrators in a
controversy between the Grand Trunk
Railway and some of its employees, and
is said to have acquitted himself in a
way most satisfactory to all interests
concerned. Mr.. Clark is at present the
chairman of the Railway Employees
Federation. The statement is made on
high authority that as constituted the
personnel of the commission is emf
nently satisfactory both to- the opera
tors and the labor leaders.
The work of the commission will be
exhaustive and will take considerable
time. 1t is the Presidents desire that
the inquiry be very thorough, and that
the commission perform the labors be-
fore it so completely as to secure
not only a final adjustment of the
present troubles, but also to furnish
a basis upon which similar great labor
troubles may be averted in the future.
It's first step will be to organize and
select a chairman to preside over its
deliberations. Gen. Wilson. formerly
chief of the Engineer Corps of the
army, however, heads the list of mem /
bers, and may be chosen as chairman.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-17
THE GERMAN TARIFF.
Chancellor won BueIOw Makes Final
Appeal to the House.

Chancellor Won BueIOw Makes Final
Appeal to the House.
Berlin, Oct 16.-The Reichstag, at its
sessions to-day, entered on the discuss
sion of the tariff bill, commencing
with the schedules relating to wheat
and rye.
Chancellor Won Buelow recommended
that the bill be passed as drawn up
by the government, saying that the
House Committees proposals increas-
ing the minimum tariff would render
the conclusion of new treaties impos-
sible The tariff proposed by the gov
eminent, he added, was the extreme
limit Germany wished to obtain from
other countries greater concessions
than she now enjoyed.
The chancellor during his speech
sketched the fiscal and economic con-
ditions of Europe and the United States
and said
1--WE must strengthen our politico-
commercial armor so as to enable US
to meet our opponents as equals in the
economic arena"
The chancellor concluded, amid
cheers and protests, with making a
final appeal to the House to once again
give evidence of that patriotism which
it had so often displayed, in order that
an understanding might be speedily
reached.