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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05
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-8ebentIi9. .Sbr battet bod
friiber INNER 10 pi.le @Gite BEL Sis
f9t2" So, peibt Du, bic bat msine
Srau 10 allmGIis psssetodt,"
-Sbre Stimme. sNun. 9err
aapeameiftsr, bat meme SO4t.r
| Stimme9" .Nlein Derebrtsiter Sreuno.
i6 fpil nidt iibertreiben, absr iDenn
Sbr Grdulein 5odter Stimme bat, 10
1T es b09tens cine innere."
- 8ubentrtih Ielitdte ems
bdnbler: Der Sunse. ben sic mir
empfublen baben, lit elm SangeniAts."
&unbe: SOL Marum benn2" 9elitas
teIenbdnblsr: Gin pIatat nit Der
anH&rift .gle 9sIitatehsn Der Sai<
ION finb bier su finben," bat mir Der
aerl an Der aebridttonne dufsetlebt."
- ~Naf9fGb9en. 2ebrerin:
r9erFebIt Su ben llnterIdieb apis
i6en lieben unn Iieb babeu, 9dus4en2"
ga, Srdulein. Mama unb papa
babe i'd lieb, unb IpfsImus lieb i9!"
-unansenebme 3u ms
NINA. Or. GmileD bat BON itinsr
p.ibliden Sonntusstlafe cine Sill
feoer sum @ei9snt betommen. sd
bante S6nsn. unb id bpffs, meine Res
ben perbtn nun bel better eeidriebsR
iein." = 0amen: mir boffen es
AUDI
sic:
(selesentli9 elmer ldnsersn bdusli6sn
auseinaHberisBuns): - unb bas Jag
it Dir, elm 3tpeites ioldes 9eim. ME
Du es bier bait. pirit Ou nidt meb-
finben." Gr: .9as lit meine ein5ise
SOffnuns."
Rette GmpfebIung.-
SrGulsin: .llnfsre Bstanntf6dft 1T
bon 10 tur5er 9duer. ...,in Serr, pab
ih mid iebenfals erit senauer iiber
Sic ertuubigen muB, ebe i9 Sbnsn
mein sSaiport gebe."- 5err: 80, benz
lit lei9t a~bsubelftn. msin 5rGulein.
SD sebe Ssbnen bic abrefsn Der iuns
gen DAMIEN. nit beneH i'd bsreits psr=
Ipbt mar"
Siemdri bm aiber. Gin
@ruutpuar Santt iid pssen elmer Meit
nunssperidiebenbeit teftis. bic @rsn4
mente Der 9raut iinb bon perE
blafTenber S6logfertisfeit. unb als
re ibren 9erIobten poIIitGnbig matt
seIsbt bat, idIieBt Fs nit ben DOrten;
SO, nun iinb mir quitt." .Tee,T
meinte er sbrIi9. Oh triesit nod
'pas 'rdus!"
-Oes ~S6su falls" ant4
mort. Sic: SD bate bic Sip0If
rei9iten Serren BON 9rtsbtn heirds
ileR t0nnen." Or: vMarum tbdteIf
0u's bs.tn ni6t2 3u5ammsn nirsn
bic nislleiGt i'm Sianbe seipeIen. fir
9sine 5Oilettsn enlightenment
S6redIih. 9uisbeIiberin:
.Ga, Bertha, toarum beulIt Su beHR
Io2 ST Sein ShdB sum WilitGr ess
nommen ipprosu9~ Bertha G1lads
ssRb): nSu. Gle Orsi. uuf G MGI!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05

Der 3ue mar Toeben eingefabren in
Der tleinen !Sdlle. unb lie ale itanoen
unb tpinttsu @era 2ebetpobl.
auf benz Srittbrett, ben Obert0rpsr
in's Coupe pergraben, lie INNER pies
Der in bic @rme nebmsnb, baluneirte
gopa S4tpara. Sein rotbfsioenss
Soihentu6 mar in 8efpeeung, er
faneuste unb fhludts Iebr Oiel. unb
feline ebrliftn 0~dtertbrGnen flofien
lpie Sbau iiber SD9tinss S9ooB, iiber
lire blsihen, itmalen Sdnbe, bic er
INNER tpiebsr tiiBte.
4les, mas man pernabm in benz 9es
murmel unb @eitammel, bus er Don
ii9 CAB, mar:
LIMB ia tOmme biz mad. Sn Suei,
brei NOnaten, pab auf, oa bin i'd fpiea
Der BEL Dir"
sic aber pubts, bdb bies ME Der
6ua fem piirSe. buB er in MuBpib
bic ebten Srie6s dnieBen uno in Wab.
fpib Itsrben fpiirbe = unb lie iGittelts
nur unter SbrGnen ben 9opf.
rNein, nein, gapa, ME mebr. Sd
frmme f6on alein bonn s5Ied. = llne
ale SABRE i'm Sommer befu9e i'd
bid
@uf benz Yerrpn ftanben Mabpib
unb MaIie unb pinftsn nit ben Si.
9srn. gs mar elm i4perer &dmpf ses
fpeIen, ben alien Mann au iiberSeusen,
ibm beisubrinsen, bab bic @uterliebe
ia Elm reft fd0nes Ding duf @rben lei,
bdb dber cine 8ant am Sfen unb 10
elm tiihtiser Yiiri9gang in ben @alb
binaus unb elm StammiiB in Der sols
benen arpne unb bies unb itnes, mas
nit 3igeunerleben ni6t in @intldng
ftsbt. uu4 nidt 10 gang gu perd4ten
fei.
Sn ben Mbeneoupes pimmelte bds
bunte GircuspDlt9en, itedte neugisrig
bic 20pfe aus ben 6enItsrn rnb poIte
10 bel fpie mogli6 bon benz riibriamen
abIdisb feben. aber bic locomotive
pfiff. sic rib nit ibrem f4riqen
S6rei bic lebtsn, chamber 5ugerufsiien
@orte, bas IeBte 2G9eln, bic lebten
bonn PsrrOn gu ben Ssnitsrn auffliss
senben 8lide suriid.
2ansIam, bann feurissr in bic
96ienen ereifenb, enbli6 Nib dufs
ftnaubenb, als sinee es Der Greibeit.
benz 2ebsn entsesen. fubr Der 3us alis
Der Sane Der tleinen Stabt beraus.
limb 0era. ben Bid bon Sbrdnen fuit
blinb. bic 2ippsn suiammenseprebt,
bas 9ers BON bitterer Grlei4terung
poa, fagte nit lauter Stimme i9r
Sti9port in ben Mbi9ieb hinaus: .
60 on!!"
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05

babel fein t6nnen@, angeFOBen. =
S9liebIi9 ieBte Weitu Der So9bsrStes
teit bic arone uuf: nSbr miibt mil"
i6rie er unb i6lua nit Der 6duft duf
ben Sif9. rWat ouf MaBipib Is, bu
bin i9 Der Ssrr i'm SauIe, japoa. nod
INNER! Sic bat ben S9nabel 81 6dlz
ten. 8sritebt ibr tppn? Mem i'd ia
iose, bann 10 Is ia. llnb tpenn lie
nod 10 5impsr tbht. Sd nebme eud
nit. Meine 8erpdnbten gebOren gu
mir. !Seut gbenb, ba m0et ibr reiten
unb Sodipriinse MAIDEN; aber ben 2Dfs
fel Suppe unb bas Sonnta9sI9pein,
bas sbt ibr BEL mir!"
0era fab, bab er bersits a~nseheitert
mar = iie hatten ii9 iiberbOten i'm
nprDitden", bic beibsn bsitersn 3edges
nOfen. sic fagte tsin Mort, ndbm
S9leier unb Sut unb biinte pdpd in
feinen tparmen Sbatpl.
Sic piirbe teine Spielnerberbsrin
Iein, - nein, = modte rWtalie" fie
aud nod 10 pilb dnieben. papa fOnts
biefen 8eder turssr Greube Bis CUR
beige Ieeren = Der Iebten 6reube fir
ibn pisIei1t. limb pGbrenb lie bic
Sreppen 6imintsrsinsen unb unten
bas sslbs Sabriolett beitiegeu, gum
@taunen bes @irtbes, bes seiammten
SotslperIpndls. fiiblte iie cine Sittsrnbe
llnrube, cine fieberbufte @ter. bic
Stdtten ibrer &inbbeit p~iebersuiebsn
= ibrsr eriteii isbniiiatisen Mdb3en>
Iiebe.
4b, ibr mar fhon bamals sef6eben.
RON bieiem Rnaben, Der iebt ais lds
dshber. puitenber, breiSriitiser
@dpGber ibr ssssniibsr fab. mas ibr
radber bon aler Mslt sei4ub: Sic
mar enttduf9t norben, gu 8oben ses
CERT. Sbre erits, feline 2iebe fhOn
mar in sitel 8itterniB serflofen -
Die Sii9ie sriffen sebOris aus. Sie
StraBen unb 9GBAen iauiten porbei,
in benen bier unb ba Elm padr pdfans
ten fteben bliebsn, nm r9utsberrn
Mabfpiben" na9aufeben. Der auf bic
frembs DAME In Srager unb auf ben
ieltI amen, alien Germ nit benz slatts
rafirten Slim unb benz sroB tarrirten
pdletot 70 ~aufssrest einipra9.
Sine berrlihe @lutb lag iiber Der
SerbftIanbf6aft. 9uf Der GbauHee,
bic lie bamals pie berdui9t entlung
seloufsn- mar, sinsen isBt anbere, bels
9~efleibete, iugenbli9e 9eitalten babin;
mie bamdls Ities elm @eruh bon 10 bers
Der 6riIde aus ben ~offenen Qderfurs
den, bab er bic Meni9en pie elm Saus
mel erfdGen muBte; audi beiite fdb
man bic rptben unb neiben &opftiiber
Der Srau.n. bic t.inen Sonntug a9tes
ten unb bic Ruhleie Der Rartoffelernts
bielt.n; unb pie bamals blintten bic
ffbernen Siimpel aus benz 9rau Der
5elber unb aus benz 8leih Der MieferI
| auf, BON Der Serbfipnne iiber3ittert,
fdheInb unb traurig in ibrer itummen
llnbepeetbeit glei9 ben Sbrdnen biefer
reiden, iti1en, monotonen 2dnbfdaft.
Bera fiiblte ibr 9era in Der 8ruit 10
f6per pie 8lsi fperben. Old, bic
pferbs sriffen gut aus, lie asrftampfs
ten bic Spureu bes @eges. ie asrtraten
bic Spuren Der Sinbheit, Der MGb9ens
iabre. Der lange, LANCE. lanse ousgelit'
tenen 9zGums.
limb papa S9para mar nii6tern
sefporben. Setn 9luse blidte ftarr.
Mie elm bonn Sobe 4uferpedter Be-
traGtete er bisie Saat Der 2ebenben,
bieIe JeIber, Diefsn unb DalbfGume
Der Seimdtb, in Der er einft jung unb
Serr unb Bsiiber setpefen. unb gu Der
er suriidfebrte = Derlaufen tpie Elm
Sunb. Elm Sbbd4Ioier. elm 8ettler unb
Elm @reis. -
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05

papa Shpars pobnte felt bier Wos
den BEL MaBpibens ais ftGnbiser Sat.
0era fam MIR an ben freien Sonntas
gen, Ra9mittuss. Sum erftsn gaale
i'm 2eben mar fe rdumli9 g%etrennt
pom Batter. Bie Elm 2auffeuer batte
fi9 bic Hubriat Der @rtisnife in Sal
lup6n perbreitet. Der Circus pa alz
abenbli9 auspertauft; icoer, binab Bis
su ben Dienitm6bden unb S6ld9ters
qeIelen, polIts bic Gircusreiterin ieben,
bi. aus bisf.r Stabt berpOrsesanssn
mar = ioSufdsen SaauPOnii4ss 9s'
ipdhs.
Der Director mar nun bic 2iebenss
piirbisteit ielbft. Oh. lie madte ibm
@slb. feline tleine 8aronin, in ibrer
8ateritabt. Ws bate er lie nur 10
obne Deiteres in bic Auabrile einrsis
ben t0nnenR Sic, ben etnsisen Star!
sic burfte nunwsbr mir bic hobe
S6uIe reiten. Sbne Gbifdnen, bic ia
aud bier in 9alup6n tpeiter ni9t am
plabe tporeR. @r fprgte idon fir bic
nDtbiee Retlame. @us ben bendhbars
ten StGbten fomsn bic Resimenter, lin
fi9 bic Srdu bes berii9tisten ruhifhen
8amsrobsn ansuieben. ibr 8lumsn gu
iiberIenben. So mar elm lebtes aufs
fladern oes ebemdlisen Sriumphes.
sic pubte, baB Reueier, SeniatiOn
iein urIpruns puren. limb er tonnte
fie peber berfpirren nod tpdrmen.
Sbre Iisbften Stunben ipuren bic
brauBen auf BEN 9ut. 0us mar cine
f9peigiame WeIt, eine fpie ibre Srdus
me 10 oft i'm Srubel Der WeliftGote fiir
bic einftigen raltm Gage" uusseoadt:
Gin gus. mittsn i'm 9riinen. Sin
9urten nit Rofenit0den. Sinter benz
9auIs, ala einsiser Gurus, Der Stall.
ga, fe burfte bas glles nun seniss
ben. i'm 8orbeiIduien. ebe es fpeiter
ging!
Maan bate ben MabfpiBens anfGngz
lib bieIes Si9liiren nit ben IdHse
bsrIaoIIen sepeIsHsn, in 10 absnteuers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05


fsin Ssra. fsiH Runb fIoB fter u
8etbeuerungen, in Worten poa Mitsez
fiihI pnb SroIt, unb er tiiBte ie. GIN
berielben Stslle Der tleinen buntlen
2aubs. in Der es audi bamals sei4ab.
Sic nber fiiblte an benz trodensn uno
beiben SUB feiner 2ippen. baB es nur
Elm Sub Der Gimme mar. = bab aud
Jpn bas 2eben ausgs5sbrt. bertrOdret,
berbrannt bate, bier i'm Wintel ieiner
Giniumteit. pie iie ielbft bort brauben
i'm Srubel Der Welt. Dab audi er
l6ngit miioe Der 2isbe mar, pernidtss
BON ben 2eibsnfduften. limb ie ents
rang iid funft ieinem 4rm unb pifdte
ben unehten Stub bon ibren 3ippen. .
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05

Sic iparsn BON Slid aufseftanbsn
unb traten bon Der 9eronbd in bic
Odmmerune bes @artenN binaus. Obs
fhieb. Bier Woden ipdren b.tyunser,
feit iie bel Weitu suitli4e @ufnabme
sefunbsn batten. nMalie's" finfters,
tabelnbe @ueeH batten nit Der 3eit an
SGrte perloren. @h, es mar mabr:
9ieie Serfauene @sftalt, bieie blei4e
8srd bate lie niemals gu firhten
brauden. Shransn dnb Butbuuss
Bride tpdreR alIo umIonit bersofen.
Meitu Iudte cine anbere Species unter
benz etpig Weibli1en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05
afsr@tnoIt pl,btra,fe6rl.n w.rfpans.

lidsr @tItoIt ipi,bersefebrten gerfpanb>
ten febr berbaht. Man mutbmaBte.
bdB Jrau Malie aud bier, pis 10 oft
ifon, perurtbeilt iei, bic Rplle Der i'm
sisenen 9aufe @tnasfiibrten gu fpie=
len. 2lber ala man .bieie 9arpnin" ssz
ieben, i6r seflifsntlihes SjdfernbaI=
ten beobadtet bdtte, ba T6pieg DieWes
bifanee. ss5u, bic Stimmen fdlusen 81
ibren @uniten I'm. sic purbe auf
einmal bas Mufter elmer aleinitebenz
ben 9Gmpferin, Elm @allup0n'dsr Be-
peis bafiir. bab au9 Gireusleute mit>
unter Menf6en finb. @era mar es
miibe, alts 5reunbe, Deri9Olene Sua
senbbetanntfhuften gu %empfangen
unb ibrsm 9sIhpdb, ibren tauienb
Srasen, ibrem aufsebuuihten Mitleib
unb ihren runben, peripunberten, GILES
burhfu9enben augen Std 81 halten.
S6re Rettuns unb Grholuns ipdrDidbs
ipibens Gut. 49,
Gs tbdr Elm filler Serbitno4mittus,
burhtrdnft bon Der Rube bes Sonn<
tags. Die DerI6lungenen Wege bes
partes laeen bereits i'm DISQUALIFICATION.
papa SdparS mar duf ietn 3immer
gegdngtn, I'M ben Sunbtoffer gu f9Iies
BEN unb bdnn untsn i'm SOfe 4bf9ieb
su nebmen BON benz Mirtbfhdftsgez
triebe. rWie Elm gum SGngen 8erur>
tbeiltsr.1 fagte 8eru. nit einem trauris
gen 2Gdeln. So, lie puBte, iein Ser5,
feline 9ebdnfen, Der lebte Reit ieiner
2ebeitsenergie blieben bier. in bieiem
inn be;miIden Wirtunsstreiie. mas
fe bd pieber nit binausnabm auf bic
@anberI6aft, piirbe nun nur nod Der
S9atten ibres 0aters, Elm armes Slid
2ebensiiberbruB iein. q
@benbs na9 Der @orfeluus nod
fpIten bic 3elte abgebroden. nit benz
Radtsus ipeiter ssreift fperb.n. Die
suten Ginnabmen bes Circus butfen
Tim quite Offerten sebradt. Oanais,
ndfber Bremen tparen bic nG4ften
4ufeRt6alts5iele. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05

-Sm Man5ber. - Sber,-
rWenn sic ii6 nit Sbrem Quurtiers
pirtb niht einiaen tTnnsn, biirfsH Sic
ss bann gum Strsit nit ibm iommer
lafen2" 9rendbier: r53u 8efshl, nein.
'Grcsuens." OberIt: rSebr gut, ineit
Sobn; an fpsn babeH re ii6 odnn 3it
penbsn9" greuaoisr: nah ietHe
Srdu."
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-13
MUSCULAR SORENESS.

Az the result Of over-exertion and
exposure to heat and cold, or from
whatever cause. may be treated sue
cessfully by the timely application Of
1t. Jacobs OIL. A thorough rubbing To-
necessary. The OIL should be applied
vigorously. for at least twenty min
utes. two or three times daily, when all
pain, soreness. stiffness will be re-
moved In twenty-four hours. It will
also strengthen and harden the mus
c!es. Football players. gymnasts. and
all athletes will find st. Jacobs Oil
superior to any other remedy for out
ward application, for the reason that
It's action is moro rapid and its effect
permanent. Thousands of people all
over the world use and recommend St
jacobs OIL for muscular soreness. A
twenty-five cent bottle Is quite sum-
cient to prove its efficacy. In cases
where muscular soreness Is compli-
Gated with any disease which requires
an Alternative. Vogelers Curative
Compound should be taken. This IL
prepared by the proprietors OF st. ia
cob's OIL. Baltimore. Md. who will
SEND sample free on application.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-13
INFANTS DIRE PROPHECY,
FAve-Weeks-O1d Baby Causes
Panic in kansas.

Harper, Kan, March Am alarm,
amounting among the more supersti-
tious almost to a panic, has spread here
because of what are believed to be the
inspired words Of five-week- old baby.
The child began talking at the age of
three weeks. It's first attempt was
made during it's morning meal Feb. 20.
It's words We're clear and ircisive, and
it has kept repeating them at irregular
intervals during wa&efulness ever
since. They are: ''Six years of famine
in Kansas" The sentence is taken by
many to be a message from God, to be
disregarded by hearers at their peril.
Already number of the hundreds who
have come and listened have gone
homo, packed up, and are leaving the
state. firm in the belief that a long
drouth is approaching. This wonderful
BABY is we'll formed and of normal
growth but grinds out the words like
photograph. 1t can say nothing
else. The father, John Shelby, is a la
boring man. Hundreds have visited
here and waited hours to secure q con-
firmation of the story from the child's
own lips.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-13
CONGRESS-.
Illness Causes a Cessation OF the
SuhAidY ONhnfA.

SuUSlUy OeOOtcs
Washington, March Son account
OF the indisposition of Mr.. Vest Of Mis-
souri, and Mr.. Mallory of Florida, who
expected to speak yesterday on the
pending ship subsidy bill. the measure
was not considered by the senate.
The diplomatic and consular appro-
priation bill was passed and then the
SKATE took UP the measure for the
protection of the president of the Unit
ed States. Mr.. Bacon Of Georgia con-
tinued his speech N opposition to the
bill, making an extended constitutional
argument against it. The senate
agreed to make the bill the unfinished
business at the conclusion of considera-
tioi. of the ship subsidy bill.
In the House.
The bill to classify the rural free de-
livery service and TO place the carriers
under the contract system held the
floor in the house yesterday. BY an
amicable arrangement general debate
viii be concluded to-day and the bill
will be considered Under the five-min-
ute rule Monday.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-13
JUDGE IN A QUANDARY.

Doesn't Know What to DO With Es-
tate After Paying Widow.
Fargo, N. D., March ia peculiar
estate is to come before Judge Roberts
for adjustment, and there seems to be
no provisions IN the probate code that
exactly fit the matter. A farmer in
the county died intestate. His proper
ty is valued at $4,000. He left widow
but no children. His parents are dead,
but brothers and sisters survive him.
The court is in quandry how to di-
vide the estate after the widows share
is apportioned, as the code covers every
other contingency but this. Had the
deceased either parents or children the
matter would have been fully covered.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-13
MANY ARE KILLED
'FRIGHTFUL WRECK ON THE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC IN
TEXAS.
fifteen DEAD AND MANY INJURED
CARS TAKE FIRE AND MAr.Y OF
THE INJURED ARE GRE
MATED.
FIFTEEN DEAD AND MANY INJURED
CAUSED BY A BROKEN RAIL
TRAIN IS THROWN FROM TRACK
WHILE RUNNING AT HIGH
SPEED.

San Antonio, Tex, March "a brok-
EN- rail caused frightful wreck on the
Southern Pacific railroad near Maxon
station, twenty-five miles west of
SanGerson, at 3 o'clock yesterday
morrirg. From the latest accounts
received here fifteen people We're killed
outright and twenty-eight more or less
injured.
The i'll fated train left San Antonio
at noon Thursday, two and a half
hours late and at the time the accident
occurred, was running at high rate
of speed in order to make up time. The
road at the point where the wreck Oc-
Cured is In rough country, the curves
being sharp and the grades heavy. 1t
was when rounding a curve that the
train left the track, it is said,
On Account Of a Broken Rail.
The hour was 3 a. m, fifteen hours
after the train had left here, showing
that it was still behind time. All the
passengers were asleep and the shock
that followed was the first intimation
they had of the danger. The train was
going at such a rate of speed that the
tender and engine landed seventy-five
feet from where they left the rails. The
cars behind piled up against the engine,
caught fire and all were consumed ex-
cept the sleepers A private car owned
by Thomas Ryan Of Bay City, Mich.
with his family aboard, was attached
to the rear of the train, but it was
pulled away before the fire reached it,
and no one in it was injured.
All the injured in the coaches just
behind the express and baggage cars
Were Cremated.
The people in the sleepers were saved
with the assistance of the uninjured
paSse myers.
The mail car, the baggage car and
the coaches were piled together against
the engine and we're ablaZe in q few
seconds. 1t was impossible to move
any of the coaches or the tourist cars,
as they We're all off the rails, and they
were soon consumed by the flames.
AS soon as it was possible to get in
communication with the division head
quarters relief trains with surgeons
and physicians Were started from Ell
Paso, Del Rio and Sanderson, picking
up along the line all the surgeons that
could be found.
AL of the injured who were in a con-
diticn to be moved were sent to Ell
Paso. where they are receiving care
full attention.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-13
PROLONGING THE REGENCY.
Young King Alfonso Not Big Enough
for His Job.

Tor HIS JOB.
London, March 3. The Daily Mail
publishes letter from it's Madrid cor
respondent that all the important
Spanish newspapers are discussing the
possible necessity of prolonging the
regency, owing to the incapacity of
King Alfonso to exercise the functions
of sovereign. There is talk of form
ing sort Of Kings council, says the
letter, to be composed of the queen re-
gent, the presidents of the cortes, the
archbishop of Toledo and the expires
ident of the council of ministers. An
other version of the story is that the
queen regent is to prolong her regency
for five years in order to enable the
king to complete his education by
travel, etc. The correspondent con-
cludes his letter by saying that tho
censor stops all kilograms on this sub
jcct.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-13
ADDS TO THE MYSTERY.

Wounded Man Anxious to Have His
ASsnilant Freed.
Fergus Falls, Mimi, March 11.-John
GOnon, who shot Frank Taylor Satur-
day evening, was captured while try
ing to leave town on one of the night
trains. He will not tell his reasons
for shooting Taylor. Taylor will re-
cover unless blood poisoning sets in.
The bullet penetrated only a short dis
lance, but carried piece of cloth into
the wound. A singular thing about the
case is that Taylor seems anxious to
have the boy freed Immediately, and
says he will not appear against him.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-13
CELTIC OF JAFFA.

MnsOns From America to Hold n
Meeting at Quarrics of King Solo
mon.
Jerusalem, March 9-The White Star
line steamer Celtic, having on board
800 American tourists destined for this
city, arrived at Jaffa yesterday after
noon. One hundred Free Masons, rep
resenting every grand lodge in North
America, will hold a meeting in King
Solomons Quarries under the auspices
of the Royal Solomon Mother Lodge Of
Jerusalem.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-13

One of the Most COld-BlOOded MUIR
ders Michigan Has Ever known.


Grand Rapids, Mich, March 9.-The
latest developments in the investiga-
ton into the death of Mrs. Ada Klump,
the young wife of William Klump Of
Lowell, point to one Of the most cold
blooded murders Michigan has ever
known. After n Giligent inquiry into
the circumstances of the case, Sheriff
Chapman took William Klump into
custody and lodged him in Jail here.
The officers express the belief that
Kiumr either sent poisoned powders
through the mail himself, or knew who
did send them, and that the main OBJ
ject was the removal Of Mrs. Klump.
A motive is found for the alleged crime
In the story that Klump was infatu-
ated with another woman, a widow,
whom, it is alleged, he had agreed to
marry.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-13

OF 1900 hospital cures in 30 days. 1t acts directly
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Blood the poisonous Uric Acid, Lithates etc..
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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-13
MISS ALICE TO GO TO CUBA.
Presidents Daughter Gives Up the
Coronation Trip.

Washington, March 8. - Miss Alice
Roosevelt will not attend the corona
ton Of King Edward VII. She will
leave Washington for a visit to Gov.
Gen. Wood in Havana Sunday. and it
is understood that this visit is to take
the place of the visit to London as the
guest OF Whitelaw Reid and his wife.
The plans of Miss Roosevelt have been
made by herself She has been an
noyed by the criticism OF her proposed
visit to London, and not desiring to
have that visit discussed as in any way
official, has given it up. The president
had nothing to do with the acceptance
of the invitation from Mr.. and Mrs.
Reid by his daughter, and he did not
influence her 20 cancel the engage
ment.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-13
Many School Children Arc Sticky.


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dren. used by Mother Gray, nurse in
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