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Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

@Ioo2@ J
@Sea pes life bpao &c merer, "
iuareoc bun ,mouigcnoc.
"Sen mefrtr. buoroam ifaI Mobert
betdie Dem tilboge2"
Seq bat bctalt Tcngcnc. Goctor
Sopcnonr Z forflareoe bun igicr.
Maen oe1mc @nng itanoieoc ban
benoe meb itcrre glpor eifo iorbcn:
"Mobert mun betaIe oem tilboac..
San nlua iortieiic Dem. Sao BAN
nrbcioc boarbt % Icpe irput % Jim.
pcit. Soo balm orbcioe pno Mtsf-
lernc. Gu, nit Barn. Dor life gao
incllcm Tobcrt % bans bimmelifc
5noer % gjsre S%pnoerenS Sci lei. /"
Sg nonfpgtet al bet imcrteIiac
llobrIo, oisic ORD fremfoIbte, peo.
blep bon me6 rpufeoe grpn:
~8isr ON gligt Sn1n." men
tilfeieoe i9cn riogct miloere Zone:
Oct oil / set belle taget bore beoit
ior bant. aacreoe lti al foinnle til
at bcitiae i,cgct. Raar Oh og sfn-
brem boiler @rpIlup | Sitli. fan oil
life babe ban bGngenbe peb GfiSr-
tet. On ntoo 10 til ben Sib lobe BAN
ltpre lin egen aurs."
ga. men ri fonnter life til at
bolhe grpaup / Srli," ia9oe Saap.
"SSea baabcr, De life bill inopenoe
noget inioo oct" iogbe MRS. Smith
til Or. 2obcnOar otter en- fang, ben
Iie, trsiteriq GausbeO; men ri az.
ter at bebpIoc Robert bicmrne. Colin
mencr, oct CT set beoite; ban fon
hiGlpe anbrcm / 0ripbuiet, o. Sollp
fon bape Ct 2ie meo BAN til enbper
Eib. De neO 10, at Der bIibcr life
noget al gruallppet / CONNER"
"Snorfor iffe?" ipurgte Doctor
2anenonr.
"Nn, jog tltlloe ttte TONNE no AZ
oct uDen SaQu," ipare0e ben bjplpe.
Ieic lille apnc / eli flpnfenoe Zone.
Oct bar Saap ogiaa ielp inoieet.
Sum foritoar 9obt, at iom Sagerne
itoor fitnbe jeg life flare mig aleue.
Sum bar oGioa ct bcbre 8reb paa Ho-
bert emo ieg - bo ban 10 er pPnnet
til at foa fin 8iiie," ilrtteSe bun og
ioa oiennenl Carer neb pea Set bro.
oereoe Iapn / 2ommetsrfleoet.
Doctor 2apenoar rDitebe beorsoet
pao Sooeoet.
Wiener Sc, ieg banbler feil?"
ga"
Sun grab ltot oa prspeoe forIig.
tigt at iorbunole nteo ham.
San fulOc 10 folbe / iua mango
SriItclier. hDiS ban MT fom til ct
irenmeb Stco."
Meu Doctor 2apeuoor iagoc lin
WCning rent no.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

glco oDer | hpcranbrc, inotiI Naret
enociig Dor iiGr ueo at gda til Gnoe.
Mcn Mrs. Smith bIep bpetfen ter
fere eilcr fIogere, oa alt icHi bet iel-
geiioc aar glco ben, tnlte Snan ON
at bun imlIig fliioe forInoe SjetH.
met, isr either bar gnmmcl nof iii
at trGoe | benoes Sfeo.
"gaar either bliper ntter, SIN.
orcip fan bun gan Mober til pnon.
DC. Get er blot to Mar til" illtttcoe
bun oriitigt.
"lfeu OH bar ID alene ON oct belle,
oa on por iptten, Salp," i~nopenote
ban ifuffet.
50, men oct bar en- anben Sag.
Sec maotte o. ifuloe. Sa jes fan
aoot iioie, at ieg bar oltfor iing.
gor ieg iffe?"
Nnoren muatte tsnenoc inorsm-
me, at ban troeoc Def nof. "afen,"s
lllttteoe ban, ~oer burbe life IRgges
ct iaa fort auiuor paa eli ing gige,
oct er min Mening. Soap.~ Son
itanoiebe og reenebe efter / San.
ferne. "aItino, Sa1p, naor on biz
Der ipo og tpoe og leg ct balpt slar
mere -"
"Sa, Inorcp."
Ga ben pberitc Sriit iaaIeoes bar
%fnitiot, gift 0ogene Iettere. Zen
8inter aobneoeS Der 3obert llofiat
til at ian 8Ioos poa ct Sagfsrerfon.
tor | Mercer, bpilfct bar boaoe ct
ltofomme % Ell 8efrieIie. Grace
og either poreoe op og blep Iange
Sigebern. either tcgneoe og moIeDe
Ell Gel 90 falote Jig aunitnerinoe,
meoens 8race, ct nanifeligt, hume.
frlot Barn, beitanbig lpeiDebe efter
ct aalo. "Gr oct life mprfeIiqt, "
iagoe Salp engotg til Inoretp, "at
ion ing gige ipefulercbe ieg nlbrig
oper no9et aalo. Der err 10 life no-
get iprligt at nbrette for os Sieer
uubtagen at bore Rober til 8ebag.
glGoe Smaaguttcne og goa / Strife
ON Ssnbagene. 90 BET forefom.
mcr MUG at bore fulbt op," ilutteoe
bun, "ifisnt = oct er maaife, for.
bi ieg mangler Sulenter.
"eitber bIibef iptten Sen fcntc /
/ nplte Maaneb," minoebe Inorem.
Ser er dltiaa ct @ar og Ell Maaneb
tilbuge, Solpl@
ga, finn ct gar % Ell Waaueo.
Ga, In6reD, bor Oh ieet benoeS iios
ite 9iaeoe2 Oct err niounoerligt.
Scr -" og Sallp iremniite meb
Stpltbco ct 9iaebe al &Iptio. "Sun
tegneoe BET cfter ben lille Wormor.
Statltette, iom on ltof peb. Riis
SbieloS tiger. bun buroe itIbere
! 5cgniug paa Den tefuiifc STOLE /
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
= NJ =
Margaret Deiand

2octor Snpenonr, rso oe cpbioiei
peo at bere, bpno Snlp OF Anbrcru
berctteoc; ia uotnrIigois bill icg
inbcltoa for Robcrt. Snup, gier
Dig ingeu gcfphrimger, min giac.
An6rclp oil ina oct belle opflaret |
fem Mimtter. &piS life, gisr ieg
Oct iclp, caer ogina leu0er leg Dem
9iifoppen pad Salien."
"9a, Doctor S%apcuonr," inhifisb
Gain, "bct or ell iaaoon 8eroliaelie
al bore Gem tale"
ia bel, ia bel loo @rGb III blot
life. Scr itoor InSreip % ier no,
iom ON ban ifnIbc hRuges paa Ste.
oct. 2ao oS beGler taIc ON hporoan
oct goar meo llbitpret. Ii9tig, ina.
Dan ifnl oct ppre!" Ilutteoc ban, oa
Soap rsbutebe i itor 6orpirring,
iom oct fla bsr 90 Dor, og Inorcm
itirrche paa benoc / uiorOuIgt 8lGbe
% StoItbeo.
"TuOrcp ifoI nof ioo Sa9eu
brogt | Srhcn," ingoe calm.
Gnorem reiite aItion. Nfcn ueppe
bar ban toqct ofitco, fer - ser mo
trnf ct arnet grep. 90 i~toffcIs Soap
Itoncbe iia msiiommeIia frclu gien'
mem llnoifploniuaer % 8orflnrirr
ger til islacubc 8cfrnoeIie:
"RoturIigpi& tGnftc ieg finn poa
at lunnc Dem. - Oct bar Simore6c
Dollars. bporfor loo ban Dem ItN'
&c I i'm Eult, mar inper maattc
rsre bent? &eg tror, Oct bar en-
Scribe; men icg trnfte fun pau at
lndtC Dem. Seq uil6e IGgge Dem
tiIboac. i%ooinort 8 ienote mig mine
8cuge. - SpiS 8 life bopbe oGret
ioa poabolbeue % forismnteIigc,
piIoc ieg aIbrig bare behsnet at
lame mig frem. - 2ab mi enbelig
bare at Giere 9emGrfninger ON
ocnnc StItoriP!"
Otter 2%pSuinNcn lao Saap lGnge
~ ittrreoe pea 9rcnet.
"Gor egen 2obert IN, gientog
bun et Bar @ouqe. "Saoer8 Ssu!"
Noget efter iomIeOc bun ion me
get @toN ianmerL itoffeIS Barn, at
hm funOc goo iub og iortGlle Wo.
6eren. bpoo Der nor fleet.
Scncrc belt pon 0ogen en hpis
IcIeS. boobIes Gag - fortolte bun
Doctor 2opcnoor oct belle. Sans
6orfGroeIie, Sora % Sfom - tbi
Robert bar Ell al hans aoniirmou.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
G1oreesfartet fIebet paa
SQrreo.

81 bar mobtaeet iaa mango
Spergsmaol, ON Ri life fan ifaffe
&artet fIpbet paa 29rreb, at pi be.
itemte os til at forisge meb ct Tibet
garti. 5or 80 Gents EXTRA fan pt
itaffe aartet ~fliitret paa 9erreb, meo
Sr9Itoffer paa bner ,@nbe, iaa at bet
fan bGnges op pan 8Gsgen og RULES
pp, naor oct life BRIGGS.
Si bill meb oct famine gisre op.
merfiom paa, at man life fan faa
babe grpmieboa og &art, unbta.
gen man betoler EXTRA for en- al De.
lene.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-07-10

FUUHu EHtFI IIHIIVII"I anu NItHt lNVIFH
ern passenger train ran over Joe
Smith ana r. r. Davis at the grave
pits. about one mile case OF Mere Bolt
men were asleep on the track and were
not found until some time afterward
when farmer heard their groan:
while passing on the wagon road meas
BY. They were brought at once 10 Tav.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-07-10

podies had been stripped OF al cloth
ms leaving no means OF indcniincs
ton. II Is supposed that the family
were strangers travelling overland and
. .ee@i they were robbed and murdered
by men. who made on with their team
and belongings.
Hun Over by "a Train.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-07-10

alive. but unconscious, and there Is n
hope for his recovery. Before he die
Smith said he and Davis were no
tramps. and TO notify his friends a
D'Hannis. Tex, and Davis at Rock
dale.
wni ns- Ex,rsditsd.
Austin Infv q-Tha ~ovnrnor "a 1,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-07-10

tary OF state al Washington that N
authorities Of Mexico have granted IN
extradltion OF Eugenlo Anaya. wante
In Webb county. to answer the charg
OF forgery and passing forged lnstru
mems, and OF williapi H. Smith, ALA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-07-10

VATICAN o95EcTs.
VIII Ses Essosniss Marriage - Prise,
"a divorced wsmsu.
Rome. July "a great sensation
has been caused here by the action q
the Vatican authorities towards Prln.
cess Joseph Rospisliosi. an American,
Her husband Is the head OF an en-
cient family OF clerical nobility. and
his brother is commandment OF the papal
noble guard.
On August 90. 1901. Prince RospIgll-
osi married here Mrs. Marie Jennings
Reid Parkhurst OF Washington. the d.
vorced wife Of Col. Fred II. Parkhurst
of Bangor. Me. The ceremony was civil
and hence not recognized by the vati-
can.
Princess Rospisliosi. now on tho
point Of confinement. engaged n sister
as nurse. and the latter took up her
duties. Cardinal Macchl. secretary OF
the apostolic briefs, hearing Of this. for
babe the sister 10 fulfll her duties, on
the ground that the marriage was non
existent. The prince was furious and
exerted all his influence TO overcome
the scrunles OF the church. but without
effect E,cntually he was Obliged TO
send to ICELAND for nurse.
The irsSant Is expected to have an
important development When the
news OF the marriage Of Mrs. Parkhursll
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-07-10

WHOLE FAMILY SLAIN.
Rashsss Meshsr ard Tive chilsssa -
asssd n ohiahsms-
Enid. O. T.. July a.-Near Prudence.
30 miles southwest OF here. the bodies
Of man. woman and two children
apparently members OF one family,
mutilatei almost beyond recognition
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-07-10

smith was arrested In tie state Of Yer
/ Cruz, Mexico and the order for nj
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-07-10
nee RospIgllosI reaehed q
ed States. Il was asserted that at mrs

the Vatican refused 10 sanction n
marriage. because Mrs. Parkhurst wa
divorced woman. but as the prince d
clared she should be his wife with q
without the consent Of the churcl
sanction was finally given.
, Of Samuel Chester Reid. who command
ed the American privateer Brigade
General Armstrong. In the battle q
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-03
THE RANGERS SHOULD BE SUPPORTED.

The disposition of certain Arizona newspaper to slur and speak sarcasti- cally of the Arizona rangers is wrong. Not only the rangers but every other public officer, whose duty it is to bring criminals to justice, should be support cd by strong public sentiment, in stead c. being discouraged by criti- cisms not based on any failure to dis charge official duty. Criticism of the rangers will be applauded by every cattle rustler and wouldbe train rob- Der in Arizona, and for that reason such criticism should be confined to facts worthy of adverse comment.
 The recent killing of Aston in the Huachucas mountains is an incident of the good work of the rangers. Three rangers were first on the scene of the killing and made the arrests of the Aexicans, who committed the deed.
 The stronger the public sentiment in Arizona against crime, the less crime there will be committed, while on the other hand uncalled for sarcasm in speaking of the rangers and officers, yhose duty it is to hunt criminals, will embolden crime.
 The present ranger company is prob- ably too small to accomplish ali that is desired, but it does more when backed by a strong public sentiment against crime than will be possible without it.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-03
LOUISIANA
 PURCHASE EXPOSITION.

Ground was recently broken on the site of the Louisiana Purchase Expo sition grounds in St. Louis, which it is proposed to open to the world in 1905. Distinguished officials were present, including the governors of the four Louisiana purchase states-Minnesota, Nebrask-, Arkansas and Missouri. The ceremonies incident to shovelipg the first dirt was held at the site of the education building, where Ex- x-Gover- nor Francis, of Missouri, and the visit ing governors wielded the shovel wig orously for a few moments.
 A battery of the Missouri national guard fired salute of sixty guns. Moving pictures of these scenes were taken for exhibition. The party were escorted to the Coliseum, where the remainder of the program was carried out.
 The sixty guns were divided into nine groups, with three minute inter vals, as follows:
 Twenty-Five for the thirteen original states and those created from them; fourteen for the Louisiana purchase states, one for Florida, one for Texas, three for territories discovered and settled subsequent to ls46, five for the states ceded by Mexico in ls4s, nine for the insular possessions, one for L1 <f Columbia.
 Governors Van Sant of Minnesota, Savage of Nebraska, Dockery of Mis- souri, Davis of Arkansas, and Colonel John Oglesby, representing Governor Yates of Illinois, were present at the Coliseum.
 President Francis of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition company presided. Hon. James A. Tawney of Minnesota, chairman of the house committee on expositions, and Commissioner John Allen of Mississippi were the orators. A band of fifty pieces led selections of patriotic music
 The exposition managers are re- ceiving great encouragement from every section of the United States and from many foreign countries, and everything points to making the St. Louis exposition the greatest ever held in this country. One thing is certain the exposition at St. Louis will attract 8 greater attention and attendance from the West than any former one. Arizona already has an appropriation of f25, ,OO0 for the purpose of making a display of our resources. There should be the greatest care in the preparation and display of these exhibits. St. Louis is mining city-that is, its citi- zens hold large mining interests in the West and have been liberal in develop ing some properties in Arizona, so that Q mineral exhibit, no matter where from, will attract special attention. Arizona's grand possibilities for the future in the agricultural industry should be put on exhibition at St. Louis, by displaying maps showing the vast areas of fertile land here which may be converted into prosperous homes when the government shall lend a helping hand in providing the water necessary for its irrigation.
 The St. Louis exposition will be an occasion when Arizona should ''arise and shine"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-03

SENATOR QUAY, it is stated, will soon resign his seat in the senate and retire from public life. His health is said to be completely broken down and he has not been able to attend but one session of the present congress up to the present time. Mir. Quay has been one of the most conspicuous men in public life during the last twenty years. He has completely dictated republican politics in Pennsylvania for years and in doing so has made many very bitter political enemies in ths, state
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-03

THE real thing is now up to the people of Bisbee, in the matter of the incorporation of the city. Petitions are being circulated and we under. stand that signatures are being at- sached in a most gratifying manner. With the presence of such a progress sive and public spirit as Bisbee is noted for it would be hard to account for a failure of the incorporation propo- sition. Many public Improvements are badly needed, which can never be ac- somplished except through a city gov srnment. Let the friends of incOrpo- ration put forth their active support now and see that the petitions are signed by not only the required names,
 but by hundreds more than are needed.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-03

The beginning of 1902 finds the Boers still fighting for their independence. The South African war has cost Eng. land to date over s750, 900. 900. England now has 10000 soldiers in the field, while the Boers only have 5000. Nc one believes that England will accom- plish the full measure of her intentions in South Africa.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-03

WITH the coming of the new rail. roads to Fl Paso the people and news- papers of that city are proclaiming tie urgent necessity of a union depot. A union depot in El Paso would be c great convenience and accommodation to the travelling public going to and from and through that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-03

LET'S all resolve to do our public and private duty better from now on.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-03
The Republican leaders in the House

The Republican leaders in the House have now come around to the position the Democrats occupied at the last session of congress. the advocacy of the repeal of the remaining Spanish war taxes, and have announced that a bill for that purpose will be prepared at an early date.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-03

WITH city incorporation the Bisbee people will be able to regulate the un. clean and unwholesome wherever i, appears in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-03

THE closing year has been one of great prosperity in Arizona. May the new one result in even greater prog. ress in the development of Arizona's resources
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-03

THE army and navy journals pnb- lished at Washington have adminis- tered rebuke to the secretary of war for what is characterized as his brutal" treatment of General Miles.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-03

A YEAR ago the REVIEW was 8 week. ly. Now it is daily, and daisy. The growth of Bisbee will mark the con. tinued improvement of this paper.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-03
resources

HAVE you signed the incorporation petition: If not, hunt one up and at. tach your name to it as an evidence of your desire for greater Bisbee in every respect.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-03

THE REVIEW may be depended on a, all times to support morality and what. ever tends to make men, women and children better.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
NUBs OF NEWS,

The Scranton Athletic club, which vii
spend today at Mountain Park. paiadec
the streets in force last evening. Man,
of the members were fantasticall,
garbed, and the parade was headed by
the P. .. S. of A. drum corps.
A number of young people. residents OF
Pttston avenue and vicinity, enjoyed q
trolley ride over the city's principaI
streets last evening
Mrs. Kate Holderly. of Buffalo. a for.
mer resident of this section, is the guest
of friends on Birch street.
The Star Social club will enjoy their
annual outing at Lily Lake tomorrow
leaving the corner of Pittston avenue and
Alder street at a. M, in band wagons
a special meeting of the Fourteen
Friends is called for Monday night July
q. at Bests hotel, to arrange the date of
their annual excursion to Lake Ariel
Every members is urged to attend
The Knights of Malta met in weekly
session at Hartman's hall last evening.
Dr. Schlcy's Lung Healing Balsam is
guaranteed to cure all coughs. mo cure.
no pay For sale by all dealers. ~
Leo, the infant son of Common Coun-
Gilman Daniel Calvin, whose death oc.
Cured Thursday, was laid at rest in the
Cathedral cemetery yesterday. Services
were held at the family residence, on
Stone avenue. and were largely attended
The pail bearers were James Ceilings
John Donovan, Patrick Ceilings and
Frank Ceilings.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Michael Grant was arrested yesterday
morning on West Lackawanna avenue by
Patroman John Thomas. the prisoner be-
ing helplessly drunk. In default of 81
fine he was committed for thirty days.
The latter part of this month will take
place the marriage of Myles Morgan, of
o763 Jackson street, to Miss Kate Swec-
ney, of Twenty-tirst street.
The numerous friends of Miss Emmet
Ellis, of Lafayette street. will be pleased
to learn that she is convalescing from
severe illness.
Mrs. L. NJ Keene and son. Ray, of
Jackson street, are summering at Lake
Winola.
Miss Susie Richardson, of 90s Oxford
street, is spending her vacation at Ell
mira, Corning and Hornelsville.
Mrs. William d. Jones. of North Hyde
Park avenue. and Mrs. William Stevens,
of Chicago. are visiting at Carbondale.
Joseph Reid. of Hampton street. is
home from a weeks visit with his BROTH
er at Treverton Pa.
Charles w. Carpenter, of North Re-
becca avenue, is much better than he has
been since his illness commenced.
w. A. Mathews. Of the American
by his wife, is visiting'his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. S. F. Mathews, of Rock street.
Michael, the 1S-montlls-old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Bunigor, of Scranton street,
was inferred in the Cathedral cemetery
yesterday. The little one died on Thurs
day from pneumonia.
Mrs. Stephens. of Carbondale. Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David Saunders, of
North Bromley avenue
Yesterday morning Company B, First
regiment of lanciers, c. Il. A. u, left
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19

David ]. Davis, of Dunmore, was ar
rested yesterday on warrant sworn
out before Alderman Noone, at the in
stance of Elizabeth and John Lee,
charging him with making threats to
kill. At the hearing held yesterday
afternoon, he was placed under $500
bail.
Mrs. Mary Maloney, Of Hennessy
court, had her husband John Maloney,
arrested on the charge of mons support
and desertion. The beginning of the
case dates back to June 2, when Mrs.
Maloney had Annie Davis, of Schnell
court, arrested on the charge of Keep
ing a bawdy house. Mrs. Maloney. at
that hearing, offered evidence to prove
the charge and also showing that her
husband was in the habit of spending
all his time with the Davis woman.
Annie Davis was put under $500 bail,
but shortly after her release disap-
peared. On Thursday. however. she
was apprehended in Wilkes Barre with
Nraloney, and when Mrs. Maloney
found that out she had her husband
arrested on the above charge.
At the hearing before Alderman Kel-
low last evening, the Davis woman
was sent to the county jail, and Ma
loney in default Of $500 bail, was also
committed.