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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
THE BUMPS OF HORN.
A Phren ologist Says He IL Very Bad
Specimen of Humanity.

Phrenology has not entered into the
Tom Horn case in the matter OF evi-
dence but there Is one woman In Chey-
enne, an ardent student Of that subtle
art, who could possibly be persuaded to
take the stand and testify to the Grim
inalty Of the noted stock detective as
expressed in the lines Of his Uranium.
The woman In question is n wealthy
Cheyenne widow, known TO many for
her charitable work, especially In con-
nectiOn with a home for old people
She is Mrs. Carrie Thronensen, and Tor
many months she has studied psycholo-
Ky and In this connection. phrenolosy.
She has followed to some extent the
Horn case, as has everybody else In
Wyoming, but lately after viewing
some Of the sketches, studies and photo
graphs of the accused she became pos
sessed with a desire to study for herelf
| the head OF this man. with this idea
in view she consulted Judge Scott, and
| with his acquiescence she occupied a
| seat In the front row Of the spectator
| section, where she could fully observe
the contour of Horns already much
wrltten-up head.
Mrs Thronensen's findings are not ex-
actly complimentary to the prisoner, but
serve to support the theories OF some
of the people who have been active In
the nght against him. The lady Is quite
certain that Horns skull Is that OF a
natural born criminal and that the for
nation indicates that Il he Is acquitted
and again given his freedom that It Is
quite posslble that he would Kill more
mon. The slope of the forehead and the
formation of the head In the vicinity OF
Inc ears. shows IN her opinion, an abb
normal criminal development,
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OPPOSITION TELEPHONE
co.'s IN Difficulties.
Especial Dispatch 10 tho Buffalo
Courier June 2Sth, 1907

Especial Dispatch 10 tho Buffalo
Courier June 18th, 1907
The Cuyahoga Telephone Company OF
this city, (Cleyeland), which has been
IN opposition to the Bell Company fol
the past two years has pettioned the
Common Council 10 repeal that portion
OF its franchise which governs the
rates. The directors OF the company
state that under the maximum rates
for unlimited service OF SiS per year Tor
business stations and So per year iol
residence stations. an Increase In busi-
ness cannot be done on a profitable
basis. The directors admit the discov'
cry that at the rates charged, the
expense OF putting In and maintaining
telephone more than uses up the
revenue.
This petition has caused much dis
cussion and 1t Is being openly advo-
Gated throughout the city that the pro
vision OF the franchise which forblds
consolidation shall be repealed, as eX'
perience has demonstrated that two
telenhone companies and TWO telephone
lines are nuisance.
Tho action Of the Cuyahoga Com
pany is In line with the action OF the
INDEPENDENT COMPANY III i'Hft'NiHA ~
Both Of these companies have been IN
operation long enough 10 know some.
thing Of the telephone business, and
they seem TO agree that at SIS and $3.50
rates for unlimited service they cannot
meet expenses. Added to this, the con-
fesson Of the Independent Company
in Richmond that It's rates are runous
and the failure Of the Atlanta lnde-
Il ~ .
| the telephone business Is not all profit
Interview with Mayor Tom Johnson,
| Cleveland Plaindealer. Aug l3, 1907
It ~. I believe, a fact that the more
telephones a company has in operation
| the mc"o 'No ccsf " operating its
plant. Considering this fact and also
| the Increased benefits which come with
an extended service, | think the rate
should be established 0rst for each
f! telephone IN a system of 10000 phones
| Above this number the rates should
| be allowed to increase gradually II Is
| fair both to the company, on account
| Of increased expense, and TO the GUS
| toner on account Of Increased benefit
| that the price should be larger as the
| service expands.
] think the clause in the Cuyahoga
telenhone franchise, prohibiting Its con-
| solldati0n with any other company
should be abrogated ] believe that the
consolidation OF the telephone com.
panies would be a good thing for IN,
| people. This business Is unlike almost
any other In this respect But two tele.
| phone companies IN the same city are
| an absolute nuisance, and their consoll-
dalton would be great accommodation
| 10 the public.
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LlNEMAN'S LUCKY FALL.
Took Hold of a Wire That Was Highly
Charged.

one Of the linemen Of the Consolidat-
ca Railway and Power company had a
narrow escape from serious injury 1t
not death while working with the wires
on the corner OF East Temple and
south Temple stree, just before 20
clock this morning
The man climbed 10 the top Of u
poe and reaching ont seized wire
.hat he supposed was dead" bur
which was very much alive" In a
second he was utterlng a series II
Wells that were heard below First South
street. Suddenly ne lost his hold and
Was pitched headlung 10 the ground. q
distance Of about is feet Those wfO
heard the mans cries and saw him on
hi pole rushed forward expecting 10
frd him dead. just as he hit the
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ROY GREEN RELEASED.
Messenger Boy Escapes Prosecution for
Embe7zlement Of $50.

Roy Green. the messenger who stole
$3.50 from Lilly Evans several weeks
ago. has escaped prosecution on the
charge Of embezzlement. He was
brough, before Judge Diehl today for
preliminary hearing. but while waiting
for the attorneys 20 take the matter up
relatives and friends OF the boy met
with the Injured parties in Chief Paul's
office and the affair was fixed" II IL
understood the young mans relatives
paid back the $3.50 and all the costs in
tho guep
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TOM HORN, THE INFAMOUS, GUILTY
The Notorious Criminal Who Killed Men and Boys for SO Much
A Head, as Grave Digger Digs Graves Tor SO Much
Apiece Must Answer for Ills Awful Deeds.

business OF putting people out Of the
way ut so much per head just az a
professional grayedigger digs graves at
80 much per grave. II Is claimed that
his employers were men OF wealth and
influence in the community, and II IL
now claimed that the standing OF
Horns employers viii suffice to save
his neck from the moose. IL II should
prove true that Horn, for q price, lay
ia wait and slew half dozen men and
boys the extreme penalty Of the law
for murder 'glll be most lenient treat
ment of him II Is 60 be hoped, how
ever. that the trial will disclose the
Identity Of the men. If there be such,
who paid for the life blood Of an In
nocent child, and that the fate Of the
murderer win be shared by the Access
sories before the fact
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REMMERER COAL. TEL a.
[, D. S. BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Day and night sessions. Professional
teachers. Splendid equipments. Prac-
teal and thorough training in book
keeping. shorthand. typewritlng ami
telegraphyi also English, mathematics,
history civcs, economies, etc. Law q
speciality, $40 per year. Night school
"a per month. in new buildings on Main
and College streets, Salt Lake City.
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81, CO.. R'rH,,oth. spot

When pain or irritation exists on any
part Of the body. the application Of Bal.
iards now Imminent VIII give prompt
relief. 1T goes night TO the spot" said
an old man who was rubbing Il in. 10
cure his rheumatism. c. r. Smith.
Propr, Smith House, Tenaha. Texas
writes Il have used Billiards. Snow
Iiniment In my family for several
years, and have found II TO be a fine
remedy. for all aches and pains, and |
recommend Il FOR pains In the throat
and chest SOC and N.0o at z. c. N. l.
Drug Dept
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ground, a car rapidly rounded the COR
nor but fortunately did not strike hlni
Another fortunate feature Of the acci-
dent Is that the lneman fell on a pile
OF soft dirt. lie jumped to his feet In
a moment badly scared but not in
Jared by SO much as a scratch.
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esTRAY NOTICE

ONE YEARLING HEIFER COLOR nj.
tween red ADD brindle, scar on riqht hin
Atsuay pound at the rear Of Forest Dale
Meat and Grocery %. II not called Tor In
ten days Will b. sold 7. W. sTEvENsoN.
Pound O. DER,
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A machine Of pure clean steel kneads
our dough for Royal Bread. No sweat
from the human hands and body to
make Il unclean. Buy II and see that
the label Is on II. For sale at all Gro
GERS and served in all first class res
taurants- Royal Bread.
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PENSIONS GRANTED.

Washington. ID. c.. Oct. 25.-Penslo'7
GRANTED. utah-Increase. Henry Cow
les. Harrlsyile. N2.
ldaho-Increase Abraham Il. Elder,
Biackblrd. SO.
Wyoming original George Osborne,
var with Spain. Evanston, S..
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Members OF !. o. O. +. and OF Ridg-
ley Lodge No. are requested TO meet
ut odd Fellows Temple Sunday Oct.
Goth l0:S0 a. M. promptly, to attend In
n body the funeral Of the wife Of p, G.
Thos. ]. Williams. BY order Of Noble
Grand. H. J. CLARKE, Secy.
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City and farm property. 6 and NJ,
cent. J. l., Perkes i56 $, West Temple w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

REDMAS VAN STORAGE CO, oFFloR
and storage Rooms 100 and Us s. W. Tsupls
-. IOontlnentAi Market Bldg Moving tor
Prone ~ y. RS. RsdmAn NaaAssr.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

n. p. O. RLKs.-THE BENEVOLENT
and Protective order OF Elks meets each
Wednesday evening at o'clock; " state
~ w III e. DEARDoRFF, e. r.
A. w. RAYBOULD. Secretary
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We pay 4 per cent interest per annum
on 81 20 s.. 900. Zions Savings Bank
& Trust Co. Joseph f. Smith Presi'
dent: George NJ. Cannon, Cashier.
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wolstenholme Coal Co.
81 West Second South. Tel. 4


Mothers
who woud keep their children in
good health, should watch for the first
symptoms OF worms. and remove them
with Whites Cream Vermifuge. II IL
the childrens best tonic. II gets diges-
ton at work so that their food does them
good. and they grow up healthy and
strong. 25c at u c. NJ. |. Drug Dept.
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THE SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS,
the GREAT COUNTRY PArfR
OF me NtSL

Is issued Mondays and Thursdays and
confSins all tho cream Of the Daily and
Saturday News.
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A HIGHLY REsPECTABr ~ pPIvATp
place, TO obtain liberal advances on ala,
monds, tewelry banking rates = Lion.
tensteln, jeweler. H4 Main ST. Tel li%.v
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TRUNK FACTORY.

If you WANT TO SAVE MONEY on
trunks and valises go 10 u. !. GALLAGHER, O.
East Third South, west OF knutsford. No
Main Street rent saves Is per cent.
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WHIP MAKERS:

WHIPS HAND MADE. +. r. MARTIN
rs West Temple St. Lashes by post
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Royal Bread.

Office Is w. 2nd So. Phone 1899 z.
Residence, ga f. Ord So. Phone 1l54 o.
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HOME MONEY FOR HOME PEOPLE
McGurrln & Co., IS w. 2nd So. -"
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
MAChINlsTS.

A.'c. oARTMANN, ia WEST FIRST
South. Jobbing and repairing. Best
equipped plant in the city. No Job too
small OF toe complicated. Quick work
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Everybody eats It. Nothing beats Il.
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for II every day. Health follows.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANhEDi LADY IN Each COUNTY
TO manage business old house, salary SIS
weeSly Money advanced Tor expenses tn-
close self addressei stamped envelope. Man
ager So Caxtou Bldg, Chicago.
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Toy. at Wholesale.

Line open for inspection.
THE LACE HOUSE.
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The Auditorium European Hotel.
Modern, newly furnished NJ. p Germo
e. Co.. As East Third South.
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PHYSICIANS.

DIR, THOMAS DENTIST. % soI,r,,
Main Street, Salt Lake City. ~
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES.

RETURNED MISSIONARIES.
Have you a friend or acquaintance
IN your former field Of labor, to whom
you would like to send a copy Of the
Semi Weekly News? II So take adj
vantage of our special offer, made TO
aid the great missionary work. We
send the paper one year to any point
in the United States. Canada or Mexi-
co at half price, 800 This does not
apply to points where there are regu-
lar wards or stakes. Foreign postage
extra.
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Commercial Photographer. Expert
Kodak Finishing 5l7 Templeton Bldg.
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DAIRY g. CREA NJ cry.

KEYSTONE DAIRY. - EAST lsc 81,
Phone 66i. dealers Ia pure milk, cream Al
butter, Bottled milk n speciality Our motif
purity and cleanliness
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uTAu COMMERCIAL AND sAvGsnaNR
Interest paid on savings. w. r.
Armstrong. prest.. Byron Groo. vice.
prest j T.. Calne. cashier
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ART SCHOOL.

PAINTING. DRAWING. ETC, ROOM gjl
Commercial Club Bldg, s l.. q. Send for cir
cularS
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Appiequist's MIX Bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine
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osrEoPArHY.

WILMA r. HOEFLING, 0srEoPATH.
Women and children u speciality. % Com
merclal Club building.
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WANTED.

A coon MAN IN OGDEN FOR A PAY
ing proposition. Give reference ADDRESS
with stamp or call on j. u. Meyer Ronm "
Board Of Trade bldg. Salt Lake Uity' utah'
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Everybody drinks Nanltou water
the water that made Colorado famous
UTAH LIQUOR co.
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WANTED, RELIABLE PERSON EACH
district to manage business Tor old house
salary Is weekly. Expenses advanced fer-
mnnent p1sito uclOse ELF addressed on
velope. Manager 33s CaNton Bldg, Chicago
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ELECTRICAL.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

HIGHAN, BUTTON STAYL0R PLUMB.
Ing 90, Un-to-date plumbing 3i.D East
South Tomple St, salt Lake city, Utah.
d. W, JAMES. SUCCESSOR no t''t g
& Harris. plumbing, steam ami hot watcr
contractors. c. r. 2nd so. St Phone go
Z. j, Moran--Steam and hot water heat.
Ing, ventilating. Board of Trade Bldg. W.
End So.
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WANT TO RENT A HOUSE or !
rooms aud 9 Kitchens, 40 to sls per month";
7. o. Box $50, city.
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STOVE REPAIRS.
OPTICIANS.

SCHOOL CHILDREN's EYES TESTED
free. II q. Jensen, o. D., y. o., az j. :, Jea-
sen & Sons, jewelers., 50 Main St
II. A. BRoADDUs, WITH w.wHALL
227 50. Main St. Salt Lake City, Utah. No
charge for examinations. Work guaran'
teed Prices reasonable.
W. y. Rushmer, Manufacturers Opuei'
an, 70 w. list so. Special lenses ground 10
order Eyes examined for glasses free.
COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO., 200 MAIN
St, Manufacturing Opticians, wholesale
and retail. Oculists' prescriptions filled
same day as received Complicated lenses
duplicated. Grinding on premises
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9ClLER MAKERS.

SAMUEL HoLMEs-BoILER WORKS
makes and repairs steam boilers, tanks
smoke stacks. etc Rear. 1856 W, So Temp.
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DIR r., $. PAYNE. l2 MAIN sps
eiallst Diseases Of women and chl3,ss
Satisfaction guaranteed, Call or wrIts
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~ MBER DEALERS.

GEO. F. FELT & CO., COMBINATION
fence. lumber, shingles, Hath. sash doors.
etc. Cor. sth So. and State. Tel, "a.
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TO BUY MILK ROUTE AND GOOD
will. Address 20. Box gG, City
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on Pianos, Office or Household rurrl.
ture no removal 1891 Main 81. room a
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MONEY TO LOAN

If You RUN SHORT BETWEEN pAv
DAYS 20 % the star Loan Co. Cd Fas, 5.i
south They will advance you money ~ ~
your salary "
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. os-
car Groshell. sales agent for Utah. Ex-
pert cash register repairing. No. 81 Main.
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SHOES FOR psFoRMEo FEET.

SOLID COMFORT FOR THE HARD TO
IT. Special casts made Scientific shoe max
Ing Gus. 2. Olsen. s. +. Third South.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05

The President has made all his
Federal appointments in Maryland
except the Collector Of Internal Rev
eEue and the sub Treasurer. Alloy
sius +. Bowling Of this county was
slated for the last named place. but
Senator McComas undertook TO pre-
vent his appointment because Con-
gressman Mudd's position on APP
pointments did not coincide with
the Senator's. Dir. McComas first
Endorsed Mr.. Bowling. but when
Mudd kept fighting, withdrew his
Endorsement and charged Mr.. Bowl
ing with being unfit" for appoint
men.. IL seems to us that it would
have been much more manly in the
Senator TO have informed the Presi-
dent that Mudd was unfit TO name
theappointee rather than hayesought
todegrade Bowling who, isgenerally
regarded by those who know him
best, as a much better man than
Senator McComas.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05

In the United States District Cours
for the District Of Maryland, No.
sl4 ID r ID" in Bankruptcy.
Take Notice that THOMAS J..
FAIR having been adiudicated a
Bankrupt BY the Honorable Thomes
j. Morris. Judge Of said Court. on
the zlst Of April, 1902. first meet
ing of creditors will be held I'M the
u D District Court Room, In Balfi-
more, Nd. on Wednesday, june
Is, 1902, II O'Clock, a. m, for the
purpose Of allowing claims, examin-
ing the Bankrupt and selecting a
trustee or trustees.
WALTER J. MITCHELL,
June Sit. Referee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05

not whip. The white folks and the
colored folks also. be sid. brought
hullies np for him % tackle, but he
'eorpsed EN- As fast - they could
81 found. Il vas realdown fighting,
q toaioolery rsIss; every old thing
went. and This, he claimed, was the
way % fight.
he said he came 10 Baltimore last
year and vent up against the eiec-
trio maehine, and . gentlemen who
saw HIM tested said he was the stun.
and then the eentlaman told Dir. al
Herford that he had world beater
and said the Bully" II anna world
beater, and II you don't believe me
60 down i'm St. Mary's county and
ask the gentlemen there
Herford gave the Bully trial and
the big awkward fellow has whip
ped more men than have whipped
him. and in bis dozen or more fights
in the ring he has never been knock
ed out.
When he was introduced on the
stage last night hesaid ''Gemmens,
am going 70 fight de champion.
don't care how many champions
he Is; II don't win I'll give him
blazes anyhow. He can't lick the
Bully. Taint nobody what Gun. i"
Cans looked like a pigmy beside
the Bully. Al Herford was referee
and timer. The spectators who
filed the house were conyulsed with
laughter at the Bully's speech.
TiEe was called and the Bully
squatted so rs 20 get down low
enough toreach his man. There was
a wild rush, the Bnlly's arms few
up and down and around more to
the danger Of the scenery than TO
Cans, who was kept busy stepping
out of the way OF the ponderous
blows. Cans wisely refrained from
going near while Bully was going
through these wild gyrations and
the Bully said TO the crowd, Look
at him DIGGING"
Cans stepped in and made a feint
and the Bully cut loose again.
Watching his chance Cans stepped
inside the wild swinging arms and
landed right and left on the big
fellow s jaw. The result was a cut
under the Bully's eye. with blood
flowing freely.
BY the time the Bully found that
something was doing Cans was out
Of reach again. The next time Cans
got inside the guard the Bully was
there and clinched Cans. The lit
tie fellow felt as IL a bear was hug
ginghim. AlHerford then took part
and by strength and persuasion un-
wound the Bully's arms from the
painting champion.
In the second round Cans avoided
clinching when he could and landed
several good stiff punches on the
big fellow. Bully did not like the
punching and the next time he got
hold of Cans he threw him to the
floor. Herford did not fear the Bull
ly hurting Cans with blows. but
feared he might hurt him from
wrestling falls and he stopped the
bout, disqualifying the Bully and
awarding Cans the decision.
After the curtain was down the
Bully danced q jig in his happiness,
claiming that he could lick Cans,
Jackson and Lyons all on the same
night and not be half warmed up.
His last remark as he left the stage
was. Can 'tnobody lick me; faint no
use for Mr.. Al Herford to try to git
nobody to do il. ''-Saa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05

The British Boer War has been
ended by treaty Of peace Eng
land secures. territorial Jurisdiction
over all South Africa. promising ear
" self-gOvernment 70 the Afrikan-
ders. Fifteen millions a dollars
Is 10 be given the Beers 10 reimburse
war losses and the conditional
right 10 bear arms Is allowed. Boer
prisoners. now 10 exile are 20 be
brought hack. London is hysteri-
caIIy glad the war il over.