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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05
Nnfruf an &at6ulifcn!

Solton, Snrner Gountu, iibsGatota, lit
cine Citation Oil Der 6bica8o, Wilwaufee &
ct. Raul G%ileubablt, bat iebr iruhtbares
9aub pom 30 bis 40 Collars per ader i'll Der
llmgeaenb. Galton bat brei 9roBe Sru6t.
bGuier, cine 2umber garb, 4oit=, @rprebs,
8ele9ropbs unb SeIepbon Office. cine
S6nittlparens NIB 6iienbanoimg. "a nm
cine fatbolii6e Sirbe gebaut wirb, eriu6eu
mir fatbolli9e Sotels 9Sirtbe, 6ausiareiner.
Weeger, Gattler, Sdubmader, Sdmiebe
unb 6er9lei6su. nit poer Obue capital, ii9
bier uiebersiIaiien. NGberes wirb bereit:
piuig ertbeilt bur6 Sobn aappsnmalNt, Ses
fretGr hes guu=S omiteS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05
Iarmcn III berfaufcn.

Bier perbeiierte Sarmer, gutter Sooen, i'll
beuti6ey, tatboIii6er @egelo, llabe Stride
unb S6nle IN pertanien. I'm gtdberes
wcuoe man ii6 oil George Saupt, Wfelrole,
miuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05

- Suf Dem Gigentbum iiiolid bon
Der &atbeorole ioa cine nelte Yfarr-
ldulc fir Die aatbeoral.@ emeinoe
crrid)tet Der0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05
Gin biuigcs Sclm.

SD babe 1000 older 2ouo (bie SGlite 1T
cuItiuirt) inn Sopu Wilpoob, wel6eS ib
serne nit beutibsn Samilisu bsiieoelt babsI
m09te, gu pertauien. las gauge Ganb Ut
portreihib ;um Sebauen 9esignst NIB cine
Wteile pou Der ct. &oias Rtr6e seIe9en.
Ger @oben lit ibwsr unb irli1tbat-
r9lad Qoam" unb bat etue lebmise uuter=
lase. anf bisIsr 9uuoesHH9e bsiinbst lid
pitles Gi6eus NIB Giienbol;. Gas eauo
ipiro mn al Senti9e fir Sl5 per atsr per:
fault. GieIe @~slesenbeit lit cine 10 CUTE,
rpie tie mobl nie pleper Ill Steurus Gouutp
Qebotel wiro. 2Ser INNER ii6 siu gutes
Seim mmter 10 9iiuitisen S%ebiusungen an
i6ailsn Ipiu wenbe iib all
Semrp Sleute,
Sreeport, Miuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05
Mu Qau0iumcr.

@ir baben al 100, 900 Nder por;ii9Ii6er
Narm: gGubereteu III Ntiuneiota NIB Glib
0atOta SIT Yreiien BON 50 bis s2l pro older
81 pertaufeH.
Gbenfals eiue Sarm pOu 1920 alder nit
euteu @ebdubeu.
Gin Sarm pon 440 afer, idmintli6 cults
pirt, NIT 9uten @ebarben.
Gin lid gut sablenoeS 6oteI NIB atberes
Sarmz uuo Stabteisenthum entpeoer Su pers
tauien ooer su pertanl6elt.
Bite BEL uns porSuipre6cn uuo mir psrs
ben Sbreu aSiiui6en entipreden.
Sobm Yier Il Co.,
@ruubei9entbum: mlb Serii@cuIusS: aseut,
352 Siebemte StruBe. Onbuaue. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05
MurkthPrtd1te
SIr oen 0rosperfamf.

Ii lie, ben 2. 9tu9uf.
@etreioe, Sen, MebL etc.
SAFER: 50@63c.
Eoru: 67@10c.
8erlte: 50-60c per guibeI.
Rogseu: 5000 per guibel.
6eu: S12. 00@14.0
@ebI: Gateut. s3.sO@4.oo; iraisbt,
So. 5O@3.6O {.
GIeie: S1S.O 90.
Sntter, Gier 9ae.
Gier: loo per Sueeno.
Sntter: Sairp, 16c p. Bfunb; Greams
err, 23c.
Saie: 0tabm SGie, 1876; grid, 1916.
Groceries, etc.
&eis: 6i-95c per giuab.
3wiebelu: S2.2 per guibsl.
Nepfel: $500 as. 90 per Barrel.
Sartofielu: 5000 per Duibel.
Neue &artofiel: 90 per 8uibsI.
Steb.
Stisre: s4.25@6.O0.
&iuoer: $3.O0@4. 90.
6iibe: SO. 50@3.OO.
RGlber: 81 O@5 90. -.~
Sriiblin9s= NGmmer: $500.
S4peins (auf benz SuB): s6.50@7.00 per
bunoert Gfuuo.
9eflusel: 7-10c.
Sieb (9eidlodtet).
&inofeli6: 1926 per 4iunb; Rintsr.
6i@9tc per piuno.
S9afleii6: Sdafheiid, 12c; Sammels
Heidi, 9tc.
Gropi IONS.
Ssrau6ertes 6leii9: S9imtsM l2@l4ic;
Spet, 12@l5tc.
S6mal3: 10@11e.
&obIen: Sarttobleu, $3.50 per Sprns.
Sot3: @utes @i9enboiS, 4.50@$4.75 per
forbe.
@elalSeue Sul(s 9dute: No. I, z Geuts /;
Np. 2, 6 Geuts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05
Ntres etber.

IL Ntres 0tbeH.
EoECaba, pa. cftober 1896.
Tastus Todter lit feit IL Sabrea an Saniutt.
0sr SuItano psriaIimtnsrte ND tros drbtiasr gs.
aauMuua NIB piasrlsi Wtttsl 70. baB fs uaHamar
30 Gnidne in "a etuuSsn battle. am 10. Sanuar
1895 CAB ID ibr suert goior aSnie's ssrp.n. etarieE.
ona oerininoerttu I'D bic Gutdns 10, bob it iest nur
nod ale 4 bis Q gsoheu nd s.tscu. Sisfe psHsruHs
III reues Sebeu fir nus ole, heun por1er CAB es
rcenise gd1ts III p,ldeu fs Mot siueu gntau bate.
pdbrsab felt BEN 9ebrana bes ssrosu.StarIsrS Is
uiGt eiH siHsises nal u,sbr borfam. 6. 30 balsu.
s.. s. SearSou aus aearbOn as, baI. gator
RbuieS gsrcsn.starier fur eth auperldlHass W9ittsI
ueseH ettasoufaa, peI es in 3 SabrsH Sitsrs baosu
kianeu wurbs. ~ q haS WettsI aupauhte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05
Oc0cn 9rcbsI6aocm.

Sd elnpieble hermit Stroop'S beriibmte
beutiGe Yulper. Gtcielbeu beilsu ieben mo6
ltidt aurfgebrodenen) 6rebs lowobl iunerlid
ais GIberli9. 9aS anertauut eiu;ig bette
Mittel, nm Mo9entrebs eriol9rei6 81 beilen.
@e9eu Raberem, 3euguiiie II. /. ~, i9reibe
man AT:
COWARD 3. gocStmg,
ct, gIcds, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05

@eiolseue 8ulls SGuts: gto. I, z Geuts I;
geo. 2, 6 Geuts.
Srii9 9eIolssue &albbdute: go. l, 8!
@sltS Wo. :, s Gents.
&ol9: go. l, 5s@cnts; go. Q, At Geuts.
S6afsieae: loo l6@ents.
Qrp gcne, Sl2.0 0 per Come; Wiueral,
SCI per 9auieno; Slat Sad, Sl0@1S per
Come.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11

ara more as be thought OF the narrowucss
~ his escape no continued. And IN right
asra 70 tell you that X the little 'nfats
seat stop doing Il. III bore a mole as pig
- q hetse through some OF them" ana
nfre ~ displayed n weapon that IN tht
eafsness icened mp like n cannon.
rrafs Is not the first time this has hap
rcned N Tits vicinity, nor nm the only
yt-tfu Neither are all OF the little trans
Etessars negroes Fact is, l know one OF
fp 81 the little rnscals ~ you don
Relieve there "a danger from this miscnier,
jrst LOOK az this place ON the back OF my
hueey scat. where ono stone struck few
nid,ncnts arc. and he struck a match and
showed the reporter dent nearly, II not
quite. a quarter Of an inch deep nnd fully
halt an Inch N diameter IN the back board
81 TIE buggy senta blow more than SUI
icient n received on the mead, 20 render
tho victim unconscious
some months ago the writer WINS an I'M
noticed witness 20 similar stdne-throwing
incident, ana happening 10 be acquainted
with the mlschicyAns youngsters scared
them badly by promising 20 inform their
parents and so far rs be knows there has
been no recurrence Of the deyiltry In that
immediate nclghborhood.
Oh another occasion n reT prtcr was stand
ing on the corner OF Caroline near the
High school with Superintendent Barnett,
about o'clock IN the evening" discussing
school hoard matters when two nrchins
somewhere between 8 and - years of aye
came np on the opposite corner and threw
two stones against The handsome glass door
% a residence across the street ara tnep
lay fiat down IN the shade on the sidewalk
20 watch the result
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Case OF a New York Girl of Interest
to Every Mother and Daughter
In the land.

DEAR Mrs publish
about although
whoh panied good
she
night terrible
u felt terribly spending
help
t Pnkhams Vegetable Compound
about
could
hams Vegetable Compound
magic had her continue the medicine
tecty healthy Menruon
medicine
PHELAN, 673 Tenth Avenue, New York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
MlNIclPAL NEMs Nores.
Question OF Releasing City Prisoners on
Bond-Musicisns Arrested

Question OF Releasing City Prisoners on
Bond-Musicisns Arrested
The question Of the cts prisoners released
by Judge vasmer from the county iull on
county convict hiring bonds Is sim under
discussion It is prebahlc that Il the duee
nsscsscd against them are NOT soon PAID
The whilom prisoners Will IND themselves
again IA the clutches nt the law ana THIS
time In The city iall, where no hitting bonda
will be able 90 reueh them.
Mayor Holt has been presented With q
very handsome tu-coored badge hy the
Cristofcro Colombo association, whi.h ne
viii De expected to wear In the parade TO-.
morrow afternoon The association mas
also elected his honor chairman OF honorary
members.
The city health ofdce Is renewing com
plants against different property holders
about town whose sewerage Is not what 81
shopld be, The complaints win he myeAi-
gpted
street Commissioner Matt brennan haa
completed the repairs On the San Jacinto
street bridge Part OF the expenses were
bnrne by the street railway company.
For violating the city ordinance against
street bands playing for collections two
cnlored musicians were pulled while playing
In saloon Thursday hight
Aldermen Street aud Keller have returned
from New Orleans and report the Crescent
City IN decided unroar un account OF the
street railway strike.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
cHARoEn MlTH FoRogRY.
Hotel Proprietor clsims that He Was
SVYindlad

Hotel Proprietor Claims that he was
Swindled.
Yesterday afternoon a phone message
was received az police headquarters from
Fritz Beltz, the proprietor o. the Green
Tree hotel on Preston avenue. stating tlat
fofged check bad been passed on him.
officers Anderson aud VIII smith were
detailed on the case ana soon placed under
arrest man giving his name ns Henry
Northpf lie was docketed on the charge
OF forgery.
Frits Belts upon whom the check wns
passed, turned the Instrument Qvcf to tnc
police. IL wos drawn on the Citizens IA
tiOual bank of Beaumont for $3.50, mude
payable 90 Henry Northon and signed hy
q y. Greayca Tic. check was dated octo
Der Bcltz says De gave Norfh06 81 ~
cash and TIE hitter wng to mkc the Dal
nuco cut iu hoard Tho chpck was for
warded to Beaumont md returned
Another check was found 90 the nrl ton'r
drawn on thp fhst National bank " Iioi-
ton for StG3O gud n 20 paya1.o % HcaW
v. NorthoH and signed hv s. a. oliver A
grpe uumbef ~ blank checks OF the First
National ~ Houston were also found IN
NorthoIH possession
The prisoner win have a hearing today
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cRIsroEoRo coLoMgo gooIErY
Tho Anniversary Celebration WIN Be
EnLa - caL-L.at Fam Inunnrra.N

The Anniversary Celebration WIN Be
Held at Calumet Hall Tomorrow
ON account of ,he mallness 0t Union
labor ban the Criscforo Cclombo asso-
clati1u mas engaged tno calume, hail ans
san Iaointo street, fog the anniversary ccle.
bnuon.
Tho parade will form az the Intersection
of Preston and Caroline ana with take up
the line OF march promptly az $50 ociocH
tomorrow afternoon the procusslon VIII
traverse the principal streets Ut the citr
ana wan thon pfucecd to the Calumet, OF
lied Mems, hall un san Jacintu street,
where tha association WIN celebrate Wta
"smokcr.
Inc mayor and other prominent city oil
the pa-1de aud afterwards attend the
sIuGapr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11

Yoakum, Texas October lo,-.Mr, A. e
Harvey Of Houston and Miss Katie Miller
wer united ia marriage At tho residcuce
OF the hriaos parents. Mr.. and Mrs g,
r. Miller, last wednesday, Rev. w 3.
Johnson OF the Methodist chugh perlOrnt.
Ing this ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
will reside IN Houston
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miami, liam AanoolntInn-

Early during tia coming week the In,
fauts' Home association will give FREQ
entertainment Cor the honedt Of their WORK
at Calodcnian hail. A special program has
been arranged, and there VIII be az least
one feature OF extraordinary Interest which
will be fully announced later. II NIL mar.
take Of the nature of an o'dfashinnei
pound party, and those who attend will he
requested To bring d small supply OF food
clothing or amy commodity usually found
servlccAhle IN an infant Institution.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
The Chlef Glves WaTnlno.

Chief Ellis requests householders who
leave their homes todsy to attend the show
that IS billed TO appear here to lock the
doors and windows or leave some person on
guard. ihr Vhivf states thar large class
u undesirable visitors fellow with OF travel
ahead ~ tent shows aud he wants the
people put on their guard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11

The city teachers will bold their monthly
Institute this morning at the High school
lhe colered teaehtFs VIII meet al o
INC spoiscs for discussion q THE Teaching
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
MIR. ElKEL TO WED.
Popular Houstonian Captures One OF
Rlabaras Pretty Girls.

Alabama's Pretty Girls.
M, and Mrs Gnstoa Drake Stolenwersh
Of unloutown, Ala, have issued Invitations
10 the marriage Of their sister Mis- Ecanr
Beatrice, TO Mr. Robert Eike ON We'd
ncsday morning. October 30 az o o'clock,
at tha Methodist church, Unloutowu Ala,
The bride TO be comes from one ~ the
oldest aud most prominent fnmllcl In Ain-
hama. Tho groom la resident Of lous.
ton and Is We'll known az the buyer for
the wholesale hrm % r. w. Hpltm7un a
Go He " also tho oXullrd ruler of the
local lodge az ElEB aud one OF tha most
popU'at men ga tAp order,
MI mud Mrs Elkcl viii be at home In
Houston after November rs,
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sHERIEEs, pePARTMEMr.

strayrd or stolen from Mrs James Dow.
one hlock and white COW, branded ID o w
ON LEFT side; reward
Straycd or stolen from Lee Johnson SOB
Main street. ono iron grny horse. branded
h & on left hin. white spot M right eye;
S. reward A. H. Anderson Sherlh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
wonKEp THn HorELs.

NDNhED lhE HOIELSt
~ sunuosc you have an heard the story
about the fellow who worked the hctrls
several towns 10 the northern putt OF the
State remarked Captain Luther well
he Is q smooth Individual but be operated
once too oitcu, aud now we arc boarding
him Tor few yeurs This follow drlftad
Into Weatherford one day. and sitting
down, wrote two or three letters ana adj.
dressed them TO himself I'm care OF the lead
ing hotel of tile next town. Then he fll-
lowed. After Registering, he casually In.
quired N there WAS any mail for hlm. The
clerk passed out two or three letters.
The new arrival opened them while
standing in front at the clerks desk and
from each letter pulled out a CAeck, at the
shine time making pnsslng comment about
this follow being very prompt Ia RENT. tius
Replacing tho checks in a wallet tWit ho
carried. he went 10 the SWEETEST room at
the house uul put MP, lie remained two
on tlupo days and spent his money treily
The day Of his departure be informed The
prupUgtur ut Tie hottl that ne had two or
( thtce checks far small amounts to ca h,
and as the bank aid not know him, he
[ Hskod the proprietor to oblige him hy step
Ping around 10 the bank aud Identifying
h'm The proprietor had quito fallen H.
love with bis swell guest by this time aud
! hc was only too glad To- be at aSslstlnre
I The amount proved Ga be $50
Bciote lcmiae tho hotel the guest had
1 eEHln taken hia pen len hHuN md at.
at thi next town, and of course, iu ca q
of thc leading hotel There he pursued tlN
! siue game and Was rewarded With npp he
| got away all right hero also, hut before
! departing hc laid bis plans for doing the
/ hptei n TN next town. Tie arrived ~.
l right registered ANA received his ma /,
/ opening thc etfcrs ln front Oh tho clerk and
/ extracting his checks. lip stayOd two DAVIS
/ anu te',t requested thc proprietor to 50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
REGISTRATION FIGURES.

LACK OF TfteTCst oTTT WaTWU1V-- gTT7
Increase Over Previous Day
There was . slight increase in the regis.
tvaiion YESTERDAY over that Of the previous
day 2as certificates being lasncd Of whiea
about thlrtyiye were ~ negroes
On the same dav two wears ago OBJ
reaietered.
The total registration 70 date IS 1901.
Two wears ngo at the end Of the fourth
day iloo had registered.
Tho comparative record Tor the two years
is ae foIiovvs.
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u,
From her vast experience treating Ills extending
over 20 Mrs Pnlham gained of
untold every ang young woman Her advice never fails
to help Ii need such help Lynn Mass
medicine that has many women to health and can
produce proof of tho fact
record OF Lydia e. inhams Vegetable Compound which cannot
De eqed by any other medicine the world has produced
t we'll to remember these some druggist tries to GET
you to buy something which he "us good" mpos
slole, other medicine has
fla vegetable Compound; do experiment
medicines, but insist upon the one you know is best
S5 Ts ty4 FG s!Sts 4s aas I'or and
T.. Bedoin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11

WFILBORN.--A car OF hogs aycra ging
500 pounds shipped from here IA the Hons
ton packery by Carson & smith,
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TO BUILD UP DIARIES
ENERGETIC EFFORT TO DEVELOP An
IMPORTANT NEW INDUSTRY.
Ne Reason Why Texas Should ginpcs
Her 6utter--Need for Getting Away
from Dependence Upon Gotten.

Mr.. ]. A. Tom Of Georgetown. serrctar9
OF the state Dairymens association and
dairy representative Ok the State Farmers
institute, was in Houston yesterday. NJ.
Tom Is on tour Of Inspection q the state
Tor the purpose 81 investigating inc extent
OF the creamery business In Texas and IN
duclng the farmers 20 dcneiid more largely
on Understanding for an incone.
At present The number Of wen equipped
creameries IA Texas Is extremely limited
In fact. the Industry IS In lis Infancy ana
very few farmers arr aware 81 the SUD
stantIal returns which Il makes the yens
round. FnIly thfee-fourths Of the butter
now consumed IN Texas e imported from
Kansas and other wostera States, which
are 10 better adapted 70 butter'mahns
than Texas,
In the opinion Of Mr.. Tom and his as
sociates such a condition OF affairs should
not be. and they are making o determined
effort 20 interest the farmers II the state
10 tie subjects cf butter ianNng ana M
to-dnte dairyiug The conditions me very
favorable but 50 far the business mas oeen
tried just enough to prove conelusVely lhat
IL can be made successful No better grAh,
ipe can be fonnd anywhere and all forage
can be raised with ease.
DEPENDENCE on COTTON.
Formerly the farmers could depend large
T., =, .ra .,tton rron 10 tide them over
- "a $500, -. &c.. 4t.., al
any financial dhlcaitY' put siuNe 'Ne -
vent OF the boil weeyiis sefere DioW has
hcsn aeott a. this branch Of agriculture.
Mr. Tom homes TO induce the farmers 70
devote a portion OF their cotton lahds 70
model dpiriss The work Is Nsht and pleas
1880 ,,,,,,c frou, vcar 10 year f.
ant seeHa' iHeD.'e -. r,,.,rate
assured, prices viii never gveatly huctnAte.
md there Is no reason WY Inv Nv ,ugls
should not devote more yi thelL A1 49,, H.,
Industry, ,
After thorouFniT ihNesueallus I9e nv
ject and learning tAe exact STATUS 81 oAl'3
bring about tue estabtlhnmrhi w.
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cH1LEs. rHr BALL PLAYER.

NhiLLSi lHb BALL flsA i Ell
How long have been IN this business
said the captain, In answsr 20 a query
well good many years No do not
have much trouble with prison-ra going ard
coming on trips Ike these. We Just chain
the whole gang together ara that settles
y The only time got uergona WAS wh'n
| nrst started out. ! had his gang and
one OF them asked FOR drink Of water.
Immediately every fellow ~ the gang
wanted drink Then another efkcd for q
piece 81 tobacco eand they all wanted
tobncco. finally got usen 70 them an
nnw they get what's ccming 10 them ana
DO ! know Gales. The bali PLAYER Wen
yes llc WRH sent up from ~ fntp on q
chargo ~ rebhiuc 2 man 0f Sly tot ionr
ieart and " still serving the time WIS
M North this Summer aud saw several hpt
Ran,es between the BIZ lelgne teams. l ~
several 81 the players ard iuanAg r. Hn
when they learned who I was they asked
about Ihiles Ono manager fnld 10 lhe
that he would ;ikc 10 gct Chilee nnt @.
the pon and pnt him hack ir the game. II
was carly Ia the season and good tiNe I
vcrc scarce and the hght between inc tNn
leagues wgs fierce. He snl1 Chncs was 2
splendid hitter. rond faldof md hase fnn.
ner 10 wanted Ia know u 5000 WmN
secure HE pardon and said he w0ulI glt9
that much to have him released ] tnl.
MIN he would have 60 20 ~ vi Paso nn
get prtticna and engage lawyers etc.
hayc bcsYd nothing from him and presume
he dropped the matter "
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20 CAPTAIN Luther y Intended g quit
% the Territory. ! had about 500 when
! started u and rally did not need 90
Fl ne, thing than anything else that !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
STORIES OF cONyIcTS
A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN WHO FORGED
WHEN HE WAS IN HIS CUPS.
A Smooth Scheme for Working Hotels
Played Once Too oHsn-chiles,
the Baseball Player.

conversing with Captain john Luther,
one Of the State pentcnhaty agents. yes.
terday reporter learned a rtory OF con-
Wet. who is now serving hie third or fourth
term, that foras q basis Ter the strongest
temperance plea that cauil be made The
convict IN question IL comparatively
young man, Of good address and fine ed
ucation. lie Is an excellent penman aud
as a bookkceper has few cquui5 In tho pro.
fesslon. Ills memory Is something mar.
vclous and he 70 known 20 recall dates nui
Incidents u years back with quicknes3
ana correctness mat Is amazing
"This man, said Captain Luther "has
served seyoral terms. cach FOR The sumo
ofcnse. forgery The amount Of his staai-
gins IN this manner Is Insignificant, IS or
$40 at time. The last time he operated
be secured the SUN OK 500 And yet J ven.
ture 90 say that tlig poor unfortunate Is
On honest man. Each time be has forged
cheek he was under the Influence OF liquor.
FINE POSITION
when he was serving his last sentence
the one previous to this-onc OF the pen
itcntiary bosses who knew him well and
came IN contact with him daily, asked him
how he would ike TO be free again. He
said he would be pleused The boss toll
him that he had friend IN Dallas--a busi-
ness mou--vho wanted a first class book.
keeper and who was willing 20 pay sl25 or
S150 month to the tgut party. The con.
y.cts pardon Was secured, hc was released
aud went 90 dallas, whore he was employed
Us ne peuitcatary agents frlcnd, tlc lat
ter being acquainted with the history Of his
new vmplnye.
For one month all went wei ana the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-15
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Rev. Charles Carlton, president OF
Carlton college and n Of the prom
inent educators of Texas, is dead.
DR.. Neil Penrose, United States ma
val director, retired, is dead of heart
disease and kidney trouble. He was
81 years of age.
Mrs. Alexander Mitchell, widow of
Alexander Mitchell, the first president
of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul road, and mother of, former Unit
ed States Senator John L. Mitchell Of
Wisconsin, is deadat Villa Alexan-
dria, a suburb of Jacksonville, Fla,
aged "a years.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-15

F. M. Zellers Of Taylor, Stark
county, now in the hospital at DAN
vile, I'll. has received a telegram
from the American consul at Tiena
Tsin, China, that his daughter, Mar
garet Zellers, committed suicide there
and left $4,000 for her father. Eel
lers is a hopeless invalid from soften
ing Of the brain and his daughter was
a missionary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-15
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cough set in, that, in spite Of a good
doctors treatment for several weeks,
grew worse every day. We then used
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, and u darling was soon
sound and well. We are n this
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