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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1902-03-26
Wisconsin, -nylleter.

Indianerna utestangas En- petition
har nyligen fran Hayward tilisandts
indiankommissionen vid Lac Court De
Oreilles, hvari agenten uppmanas att
forhindra indianerna att r5sta vid de
lokala valen. Man antager nemligen
att indianernR icke aro nog kompeten-
ia att de1taga valen.
ArfviHge b.ir yansinnig. Ole Nel-
son, en- skandinavi Peshtigo Harbor,
blef nyligen forklarad ensam arfvinge
till en- egendom i Seattle, Wash, var
derad till $500 o00 Kort derefter lato
hans grammar aDgifya honom inf0r pro-
sbatdomstolen med forklaring att han
sej var vid sina rata simmer. Nelson
pastar dock. att delta skedde emedan
man ons kar komma at hans penningar.
Sheriff stand af tidningsredakt5r,
Redakt0r Schei i Hayward har latit
uttaga STAINING mot sheriff Giblin
med ep begaran pa SIC, 900 skadestand
emedan denne latit olagligen arraste.
ra honom for en- It'd sedan. Schei lar
i tidning ha kritiserat Giblins ad-
ministration och for att hamnas Lat
Giblin hakta Schei pa anklagelse att
han bar dolda vapen pa sig. Det ar
nu Scheis tur att taga ut hand pa
Esheriffen.
kollision med EFT iernvagstag.
Amos Guenard, anstald vid Websters
stolfabrik South Superior, rakade
f6rliden onsdag kollision med ett tag
a Northern Pacific -banan. Han k5rde
ett par hastar och markte eli sdet an4
kommande taget. locomotives k6rde
mot vagnen och kastade honom ur,
hyarvid han erh6H SD svara blessYreTs
att han affed imam tillkallad lakare
hnnnit AMANDA. Vid 6fverkorseln fn-
mes Ell nagon vaktman stationerad,
hvarfor orsaken till olye yekshande delsen
Far tillskrifvas iernvags gsbolaget
N Flickor dueiiera. Tvenne unga dic-
ko., Della Shorest fran Philadelp elphia
ooh Evelyn Mahoney fran milwaukee,.
rakade for nagon It'd sedan bli bekan-
ia Fenlon, denna stat Men nu han
de sig ej battre an att i staden fans en-
ung man. Jim Short hpilken badas
flickorna blefyo forAlskade. Mar Phis
iadeI Iphia- fiickan fck reda harpa, lat
hon traktera sin rival med nagra duks
tiga piskslangar; denna lat i FOL jd har-
AT ntmana miss Shorest till duall. I
s0ndags q d. mbttes de bada ungm6r-
ma pa utsatt plats $50 liskap med se.
6Al
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1902-03-26
Alln,diinlla llylleter. .

- Ett HyAG STatkOASMuSa amuaE OHlca8O
q Northwsssern- jernYagsbolage j den
narmaste framtiden uppfora Sioux
City. Ia, forsen kostnad az 500, ,ooo.
Stort ian. Vid EFT torsdags hallet
sammantrade af aktieegarns i Brook
|siyn Rapid Transit Co. besl0ts att be-
ttniyndiga styrelsgn att sappta ga OFT ian,
uppgaeade till s15o, ,0o0. .ooo.
Tio tusen dollars for ire barn. M. Il.
Riddle El Paso, Tex. har dagarne
mottagit en- Fexel fran Southern Paci-
fic-jernyagsbplage for tire af hans
barn, som nyligen omkonmit vid en-
|olyeka pa jernvagen.
Snittkopporna | Nebraska. Vid he'll
soyardsstyrelse mote Lincoln, ,Neb.,
den 18 dennes rapporterades 754 fall
af smittkoppor i staten. Sekreteraren
tek order att radgora med de federala
myndighet eterna ON basta sattet attra-
da bot pa epidemien. s.szs
Manga nya lokomotiy. Chicago &
Great Western jernvags bolaget har Ia
/ tit bestalla 40 nya lokomotiv, som sko-
la vara fardiga att levereras inom EFT
ars It'd. For en- kort It'd sedan lat
namda bolag bestalla 81 nya lokomo.
tiv. De, som senast blifvit bestalda,
Faga tillsammans med tendern lao tons
hvardera. S.
For att s0ka guild kommer, ON man
far tro med ddelanden fran Chicago, en
massa personer att denna var begifva
sig till Alaska. Tjugo angare med last
rum for 40 900 tons och med plats for
1000 passagerare komma att utrustas i
och for dessa xpeditioner. till hyilka
|anmalningar ON deltagande och for
|fragningar ON desamma inga dagli-
gen fran 6stern. Man vantar, att ALA
passagerareplatserna skoia vara upp-
tagna vid skep ppsfartens oppnande.
KoIarbetare hota med strejk ALA
grnfafbetare, som sysselsatta sig med
Eatt bryta harda kol, hota med strejk,
ON de ej erhalla kortare arbetstid
och hogre 1oner. Den nyligsn or
ganiserade Civic Federation, hvilken
bestar az represent ntanter for bade ar.
|betsgifvare cch arbetstagare samman-
trader i dag i NewY ork for att ON moi
|ligt biIagga tvisten. Skulle delta 81
lyckas, komma ofver I44. 600 grafarbe-::
tare att nedlagga sittsarbete.
Skadad af eIelktrlcitet F6rs detta
|statssenato Joseph Monson tlsf har-
ON dagen ] Logan, Utah, nara nog do
dad af en- elektrisk stot. Monson var,
tillsam mans mad en- AMMAN man, sys-
|selsatt med att mata holden at ett hus.
[dervid anvandande ett maitland,
[gjordt af metall. Mattbandet kom i
beroring med on elektrisk trad. och
nasta ogonblick lag Monson sanslos pa
gatan Den som h0ll andra andan az
tbandet erholl ocksa en- st0t, men
blef 'eget nog ickes skadad.
stor skada pa vinterfvetet. Under
dsn stranga kald, som var radande i
nordvester 1 fora veckan, blefvo ON
kring 1000 600 acres vinterhyete syart
[skadade af frost. Dmkring SOC, 600
acres belagna itrak ten norr ON Snake
river OCH a0o0 600 acres sydostra
Washington och nord dostra Oregon. Eft
stort omrad B i tra lxten at Spokane och
big Bend har afven tag il slsada af fro.
|sten. "a manga stai Hen az den anstal-
Ida skadan sa stor att falten maste
l1pp ojas ooh besAs med varhyete. Det
tantages att 500 900 bash lis 1tsadeshYe-
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1902-03-26
Ur dageIls kr0nil<a.
Jakob Jespersop.

Manga menniskor arc sa kinaiga och
kitsliga och grannty tycltao och misstank-
samma och oresonliga, sd det ar da for
grufveligt. Det har blifvit nagot vri-
det och forryckt ooh forEirradt i deras
3 ssinre, deras tankega ang och sinnen ooh
kAnsior. sa att hvadhelst de Sc eller
hora eiler tro eller CORA, sa ca de det pa
tok. De lydia ock aldrig nagot Eli def
basta utan aIltid till det varsta. Jaha
sadana manniskor fins det. Det har
jag fatt erfara pa senare tiden Mar
\ jag skref ON mitt sammandrab bbande
med Pelles Angen haromdagen, Sd
skref jag sa tydligt och klart och ratt
fran och sanningsenligt, att jag rakt
icke kunde tanka mig, att nagon skulle
ia det till misstycke, helst som Pelle
SELF fam sig foranla aten att halla till
godo med det. Men den gangen be-
drog jag mig; det maste jag tillsta. Har
har nus skommit bref fran ALA m6jliga
hal, nagra langa och ovettiga fran per.
;ssoner hvilka pasta, att Pelle Angen
icke fins till och att def fol ktligsn
icke var ON honom jag skref, utan ON
dem. De kunna sa tydligt kama igen
Gig, saga de. Dnmheter! Jag kanner
sju inte hundradeIen az dessa personer
och hnru skulle jag kunna skrifva ON
dem da Att Pelle icke existerar! Jo,
minsann gor han det. Komman hit
sd skolen I Cd Sc honom lifslefyande.
Det gar an att resa med $500 -linann 2 till
narmaste station DerifrAn ar det bara
sin mil fran. skjuts kan erhallas Till
sbilligt pris hyilken It'd pa dagen som
helst. Man kan kora hvilken vag, man
will, men dens skortaste och basta Ioper
Just norr ON Knut Eriksons farm tre
mil fran stade Och sd stannar man
mar yagen tar slut. Det ar der jag och
Pelle bo. ia, def ar def. ss;ss
Det der jag namde om kongressnisn-
men forliden vecka synes ock ha vackt
ondt blod. En- az dem, han, som ar /
Europe, kabel ellerade mel, det kan
inte yara riktigt kablerade nei, det
later icke bra det heller: kablade ,iia.
kanske det kunde ga an, men, jag ar
inte saker pa jag maste Sc efter i en-
at dessa tidningar. som fa sina nyheter
pa detyiset. Hml lat nu So jo,i
erstar det. Kabeltels elsgram. at tttt sanda
kabelt telegram. Sa var det! Det var
det, han gjorde, han sande mig ett
4 kabel telegram, som kom med posten i
gar. Och deri yttrade han bland an
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1902-03-26
Ovanligt hog alder. Peter Layerdure
dog j iordags Great Falls. Mont, i
den hoga aldern af I1I ar. s

- :
Konkurserna liar iIandet uppgingo
under fora veckan till I97 emot 224
f0regaendo vecka och 23I under mot.
svarande vecka f0riidet ar.
Ryska krfgsskeppet Retviz an. som
blifvit bygdt i Phiiadelphia. forklara.
des i s0ndags yara fardigt ooh mottogs
oficielt af ryska regeringen. Namda
fartyg kommer att afsegla till Cron-
stadt den II april
S En- stor iernvagssfation. En- jern.
vagsstation. som ar amnad att 'blifva
den st0rsta yerlden, ar man j begrepp
att uppfora Washingt ton. Kostnaden
for dess uppferande beraknas till sex
milioner dollars.
Kry aidring. Joseph Crogier Mar
quette. Mich. brukar, oaktadt han lar
yara 103 Or gammaI, dagligen foretaga
en- fyra till fem mil lang spatsertur.
For ofrigt bitrader han med hyarje-
handa arbeten inom huset.
Evans amnar reslgnera. Pensions
kommissionar Evans har tillkannagif-
Wit for president Roosevelt, att han On
skar oiis entiedlsad fran slit embete. 50
smart som PRESIDENT ten kan lima nagon
AMMAN att satta hans stale.
Rikt arf. Timothy Mills Tecumseh
Mich, fick nyligen underrattelse ON
att en- hans farbror dott j England och
att Ell mindre an So 3.Ooo. 900 lape Eng
lands bank och vantade pa att han
sknlle komnaa och taga hand ON dem.
Mills har allaredan begifFit sig Vag
for att taga arfvet besittning.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES f,ota nresiden.
ten med att han komner att hi besee-
rad yid nomina tionen 1904. ON han ei
upph,r med att taga folk els parti EN- ot
Northern Securities Co Iikaledas aro
de harmsna "a honom Tor def han aar,i Dr.
favor af Nelson's f5rslap atI pifva inter
state e,1on,n,arce-k -kommissionen storre
makt att kontrollera ieriyag sbolag an
denna konmisssion haft forut. !
yardefuII uppfinninp Benson Bid
we'll Grand Rapids. Mich. besyisade
fora veckan m,iiiebaten af att telefo-
nera fran an i ,an1 1varansie snaryaon
till en- AMMAN sparyaen ntan afseende
ia hnrn hastigt den gir. Hrs Bidwell
tror att hans telefonsystem kan an.
lyandas "a iernysearne. ON sa kan
size. kemmer def att-blifya ett vpper.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03
TUE ROUND ROUND WORLD
What is Done Under the Shining G
Sun.

Colombia is threatening war with
Nicaragua, because the latter has Civ
en- aid TO the Colombian insurgents.
The Ex-Queen Of Spain, having mar.
ried an old lover, her son, the King OF
Spain, has ordered her to leave the
country, but she Gays she won't go.
And when . woman says she won't, she
won't.
Pierpont Morgan has formed an Inter
national Navigation Company, or trust.
England il agitated over the con1i-
tion Of financial affairs in America.
They can cool their fevered brows.
Secretary Shaw has told Wall Street
TO stand pat, and has calmed the
troubled waters.
General miles sailed from San Fran
cisco for the Philippines, October L.
Snow is scarce on the Colorado noun
tains, but they will soon have a new
supply.
Snow fell In Kansas, the last day of
September.
'Zola, the French novelist, was asphyx-
lated Monday night, by gas that escap-
ed from his stove.
The insurrection in Macedonia and
Albania is so serious that Turkey has
called out 40.O 90 militia
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03
BEAL LAW In THE new CODE.
Senator hardins's Amendment
Adopted.

A strong effort has been made by the
liquor interests 70 amend the law, as it
goes into the new code. The house re-
jected all amendments, and an amend
ment, offered by Senator Harding, and
adopted by the senate, preserves the
original bill intact
The Harding amendment provides
that councils shall have power ITO reg
ulate ale. beer and porter houses and
shops and the sale of intoxicating
liquors as beverages, but nothing here
in contained shall be construed to alter,
repeal, amend or .u any way affect the
Beal local option law"
1t would seem that the law will be
incorporated In the code, as it passed
the legislature last winter; but, the
amendment of Senator Harding seems
TO be susceptible OF two interpreta-
tions. If the therein" refers to the
amendment, it does not incorporate the
Beal law in the code. II it refers to
the code. it does re-enact the Beal law.
The point sh ould be understood.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03
HUNTSVILLE.

Rev. Edgar Smith and family left Tuesday
night for their new charge In New York state.
Mike smiths family expect To move to Gin
cinnati Monday.
q. A. smith has ministerial charge at De
Graf.
Grandma Smith removed To Bellefontaine
with her daughter. Mrs Glow.
John q Smith went to Sandusky. aud all
we now have to solace US In the smith" line
Is Sylvester. Buckeye. Bub Smith. of our sub
urb Cherokee.
The continued rain has hurt some OF the
fodder.
A good per cent are attending the fair not
| withstanding the adverse weather that ush-
cred in fair" week.
shaffer our grammar school teacher. has
| rented Wallace Elders house instead OF VIII
| Stewards.
Mrs. Dave Wallace came home from Cincin-
natl Tuesday, where she had been the guest
/ of DIR. Reed for few days.
Corn cutting is not over; the rain prevented
A party of Xenians came to the reservoir
| W, dnesday.
Henry Merchantel visited his farm near
here Wednesday.
Mart Durker. of Rellefontaine was here on
business Wednesday.
John Campbell is now said to be married tG
| a West Liberty lady.
The NJ. f. congregation will be treated to q
sermon from their new minister Sunday,
W. = Elder is putting In u sewer ON Hunts
willie pike. near wellman's hill.
The young underground have been yer,
solicitous about "belling" John Campbell
but he is too smart To give out the secret-i
IL be n wedding.
Jake has the contract for painting the A
johnson school house.
We are informed that the spoke factor,
will not be put on the Polleys lot. u change IN
plans very agreeable to the residents of thai
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03
THE RIGHT
OF the Government to Interfere
In the Coal Strike.

The question of the right of the gov
ernment to appoint u Receiver for the
coal companies and coal roads, is
brought up by the filing of petition
for such action with the supreme Court,
by parties in Boston.
The parties bringing this action
claim the right of the government To
interfere, ON the ground that a char
tered right Is forfeited, when the party
to whom it has been granted uses that
right in q way TO destroy the public
welfare government having a right
TO grant chartered rights or franchises
that are against public welfare. This
principle lies at the foundation of the
right Of government by the people for
the people.
The constitution of Pennsy sylvania
provides that companies forfeit their
chartered rights when they use the
power obtained under their chsrtars
against the public welfare.
There are many that cannot see why
the government has any right to inter
fere in the Pennsylvania strike, for
| getting that the coal railroads and the
mining companies get their rights tC
carry on business from the government
that they are responsible to the govern
ment, and that the power that created
them can destroy them.
Chief Justice Waite held in q cast
before the United States supreme cour
that the State of Illinois had right I,
fix the rates that an elevator compan,
should charge for handling grain, be
cause the business was q business il
which the public had an interest, ant
he simply delivered the opinion of th'
court in holding this. He said:
property becomes clothed with |
public interest when used in q mannc
to make 1t of public consequence ant
effect the community at large. When
Therefore, one devotes his property I,
Q use In which the public has an inter
est he, in effect, grants to the public al
Interest in that use, and must submit
/ 70 De controiieo Dy the puoilc lot th'
common good, to the extent of the in
terest he has thus created"
Public welfare is above all privat'
and corporate rights. To promote th'
public welfare, the government ma.
use or destroy your property, or ma.
Ijeopardize your life. 1t is unreason
able, therefore, to say the government
through Its proper agencies, cannot in
terfere 70 open the mines of Pennsyl
vania, when their closure threatens tn,
peace Of society, the prosperity OF th'
country, the dismissal of our schools
and the comfort and health of all tn,
people. Il would be an impotent gov
lernment that could not interfere il
such an emergency.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03

THE last Republican Legislature cut
down the State taxes nearly one hall
and doubled the rate on railroads. The
Democrats never passed q law 70 reduce
State taxes or to increase the railroad
tax rate. Yet Tom johnson, who re-
fuses to pay his taxes, on his millions,
because they were increased by the tax
appraisers, is going around the State
with hippodrome, telling the people
that the railroads don't pay their pro-
portion of taxes, and is thus seeking TO
make it appear that he and the Demo
cratic party are in fage- of lower tax
rates on the people and higher rates for
the millionaires and monopolies. The
gall of the man is amazing.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03
SlO.S5 The RATE

The Big Four will carry passengers
to ihe Eucampment at Washington for
$40 So for the round trip, by way OF
Crestline and the Pennsylvania or by
way of Shelby and the b & o. For
25c more, they will take you by way OF
Cincinnati and the Chesapeake & Ohio.
You can leave here at 4:25 p. m, reach
Cincinnati at 7:50, leave there at 9:lO
and reach Washington at 2:l5 p. m. the
next day-being less than twenty two
hours on the way. This route Is the
finest of all.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03

1T is the little rift within the lutte which
ever widening, makes music mute" 1t Is just
a little rift In the health OF woman often,
which gradually takes the spring from her
step. the light from her eyes, the rose from
her cheek and the music from her voice Per
haps the bug-bear which has frightened the
woman from the timely help needed at the
beginning has been dreaded questions. the
obnoxious examination. the local treatments,
of the home physician. There is no need for
these Nor is there need for continued suffer
ing. DIR. Pierce's favorite Prescription can
be relied on by every woman. suffering from
what are called female troubles" to renew
the health and cure the disease. Women are
astonished at the results of the use of thi,
medicine. Ii not only makes weak women
robust and rosy checked" but it gives them
back the vigor and vitality Of youth.
Free. DIR. Plerce's Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser. 10Ce pages, Is sent free on
receipt Of 81 one-cent stamps to pay expense
of mailing only. Address DIR. X. v. Pierce
Buffalo. n. Y.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03
COUNTY NEWS.
MILL CREEK.

1t Is nothing new to hear the farmers
lsmentipg over the wet weather.
Quite a good many are not through
seeding.
Mr.. }. c. Williams is very sick with
rheumatism.
MIR. Shue, of Pennsylvania, is visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Heminger.
Mrs. Sarah Grabiel is improving her
house with q new roof.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Elias Shontz visited
their daughter at New Jerusalem last
Sunday. ..-
Grandma Shue left today for visit
with friends in Wood county.
CARNATIoN.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03
$45, 900, 900 Per Year.

London, Sept 3O-Andrew Carnegie,
according TO his own computation,
made to friend, has recently given
away nearly s45. 600, 600 per annum. He
averaged about eight libraries per day,
giving an average of $1,000 to each.
Apparently he does not anticipate a
cessation of his daily donations.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03

SENATOR HANNA has no sympathy
with the stubborn mine operators In
Pennsylvania, and says ninety per cent
of the people sympathize with the
miners, and that it would be dis
grace to American manhood IL Baer
and his associates were able to win the
victory through the brute force of cap
itsl held in stubborn hands"
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03
THE MOROS
Are Whipped Out Of Their Forts.
and Run.

Advices from Manila state that the
L. s. forces have whipped the Moros.
at Macru, on the island of Mendanso
and captured their forts. Twenty Mo-
ros were killed. There were no casual
ties among the Americans. The Moros
opened fire with brass cannon, on the
approach of the Americans, but they
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03
BUFRAIo LIVE STOCK

East Buffalo. n. Y, Oct. 1.-Cattle-Re-
cepts loo head. Nothing doing; tendency
lowee- Veal strong. Tops ss.OcGss5, common
To good s. 5oSs7.75.
llogs-Re~eipts 5.40O head. Dull, 5al0c
lower. Heavy s7.35G7.50. medium s7.l5sa73O.
Workers. 81 9oG7.co. light do g.. 70@6 80. pigs
81 50J6.6O, roughs S50Ot6.40: stays S.0oa5.50;
grassers s6 5OfL615 dairies <6.15ta7I00.
Sheep aud lambs-Keceipts 3,l00 head.
sheep hrm- Lambs loc higher. Top lambs
3 .Sft5 40; culls TO good si.0od5a5. yearlings
81 O0aI so. ewes s3.50s4.00. top mi led sheep,
s. 75isi. 90, culls To good 81. .75dao5.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03
MIDDLEBURO.

The Christian church Of Middlebure
will hold Rally Day service Sunday,
October II. The Christian churches ol
East Liberty and Mill Creek are In.
vited TO join with them aud make of II
an old fashioned basket meeting.
II the day is favorable the morning
and afternoon services will be held in
the open air, and the evening service
In the church. At these services diff.
ferent speakers will address the audi
ences.
1t will be q Christian love feast ol
good things. A meeting Of renewed
fellowship, and all old members and
share in this good old-time Rally Meet
ing of the church.
By order of Committee.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03
MARkETS---Oct0berl. I.
BELLEFoNTAINE MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly by Keller s. Dowell.
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

Cleveland. October I.-Hogs-Receipts 40
cars The demand WAS centered on the light
and was promptly filed. cleaning up ali OF
the early offerings of that class. Mediums
slow and draggy, with some holding over.
unsold- General conditions are bad. with no
Immediate Improvement In sight, but rather
the reverse. General sales. mediums s. 20 TO
rs. Yorkers sos to 40. Pigs slow At from
s5-asss6. 10 for best quality.
cattle receipts cars Sold at steady prices
General trade unchanged, dull. Calves re-
ceipts unequal To the demand. prices higher,
best quality from s.. 80 to 81 20.
sheep and lambs-Receipts lighs. ehesp un-
changed; slow and dull. Lambs in good de-
mand at higher prices; best quality at
range from s5.l5 to > %. Outlook for lambs
fair.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03
The PRESIDENT
Will Try to End the Strike.

President Roosevelt has sent personal
Invitations to Mitchell, the President
of the Miners Union, and the Presi-
dents of the Anthracite Coal Compsnies
to meet him in q conference at the
White House today, TO see If terms OF
settlement of the SJal strike cannot be
reached. And he sdvertises in the Re
publican of course.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03

RUTH, the youngest daughter OF
Senator Hanna, is engaged to Joseph
Medil Mccormick, of Chicago q SON of
an exambassador to Russia 1t Is love
affair, and the papas on both sides are
well pleased.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03

PROSPERITY has made such q de-
maud for iron and steel in our country,
that the foreign expectation has almost
entirely ceased, Notwithstanding the
increased production.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-10-03
Republican Central Committee
Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be a meeting of the Republican
Central Committee at the Prosecuting
Attorneys office, Saturday, October 4,
at o'clock p. m.
All committeeman are urged to he
present, as there Is business of import
ance to be transacted.
JOHN p. COST, Chairman.
FRANK ELLIS, Secretary.