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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-05-22
Mrs. Mamie Herbert, So Elmwood Ave-,
Buffalo, N. Y, Treasurer Empire State
Fortnightly, Buffalo, N. Y, After Eight
Years Suffering Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. y

mIEAR Mrs. P1NKIAM Inflammation and liberation OF tho
uterus laid me low and robbed life of joys for me- For eght years
wac in frequent pain and Misery then Lydia E. Pnkhams
Vegetablo Compound the greatest boon nave
known for brought life and health to me- used seVeal
bottles of Compound and your Sanave Wash MY Improvement
was slow but first bottle felt that was Dcte ana 50
kept up courage and continued the treatment Nonc my
aver drc,mcd That would be well again. have enjoyed fe
70 ito fullest extent for three MAMIE HERBERT
$4,000 FORFEIT If ABOVE LETTER IS NOT GENUINE.
When women troubled with Irregular suppressed or pan h
transformation weakness eucohGa displacement or ueraton OF te
womb feeling Of the o 0v1I neo no
aon or with such symptoms as DIZZINESS asSI'
excabity rrabl nv1us Ipps blues and hopessness
they should remember there is tried and true remedy nes
PHkhams Vegetable Compound at once removes SUCH 'oo0
Refuse to buy any other medicine for need the best
Mrs. pinklam all sick women t" write c
sha to Address, Lynn hiss'
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
kanaaa CITY Live STOCK.

Kansas City. Jan. G.-Cattic-Reccipts.
5000 natives. l.5c0 Texans. ca calves. stock
ers and feeders steady; others i5a25c low
cr: choice export ana dressed beef steers.
:5.I5liG..J: fair TO good. si.I5fi5.G5: stock
crs and fccirrs S;.fOns.5o; western fcl
rtccrs. SA.15ei1.,5i western range stecrs.
:3..OOi.I!,: Texas md Indian stccrs 81. .CI
siaiO; Texas cows, S2.0J0ri.NO: native
cows, 81. I5Mi ~: heifcrs. S:,..Osi55O: can.
ncrs. 81 .G56f2.G5: bulls. sa.5Odi. 90: calves
~. 5OWi.1O. Hogs-RcrcIr's I, NN: steaf-
10 &c lower: top. $685. bulk OF sales. $50
GiG55: heavy. S0.C0d6Go: mixed pnckcrs.
so. i5M6.53: aght. s5.i0I1.2I: pigs. si.a5ei
5.3O. Sheep Receipts. 5000: steady. fcd
lambs. S.,.O01ia.nO: fed wcthcrs. s35O1t. 70:
yearinrs. si.50u5OO: owes. S325sii. 90:
cuiis and feeders. Sc.OOT3.I5.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
Meeting of zionicte.

Chicago, Jan. 6.-Impe;us to the
movement to establish the Jewish race
once more IN Palestine was given last
night ut mass meeting of Zionists
Mt the Medinah tcenple theater. Two
thousand Hebrews, for the most part
supporters of the plan to open again
the promised land for the chosen peo-
pie. crowded the hall. The meeting
was in connection with the annual
convention OF the western Zionists,
whose order embraces ten states. 1t
the business session the convention re-
elected Leon Zolotoff Of Chicago as
grand master and I. Welpe OF Chicago
rs treasurer. 1t was voted to hold
the next convention in Milwaukee.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
chicano 1.-Two Stuck.

Chicago, Jan. G.-cattle--,eceipts, co.
coo. inclrding 30 Texans; glow and adj
vance Of last week lost; good TO prime,
SG.5ooiT.35; poor 10 medium. SiO0l6 co:
stockcrs ana feeders. S2.cod4.35; cows
sl.25mi.G5: heiters S..5off5.On: canncrs,
si.256,2.3e; hnlls. $i.T514.J0: calves. $500
m6.50: Texas fed steers. $3.oo15.OO. Hogs
Receipts. today. i3CoO; tomorrow. 30 :
COO: lett over. 10000; bulk steady. closed
weak; mixed and butchers. Ssi0dG.Go
good TO choice heavy. Si.35NG.1O: rough
heavy. sdo)Hi.2a: Hight. s5..DTi.ao: bulk
o: sales. SG.i0d8.i0. Shccp-Recclpta. 2e,
600: sheep weak 20 i5c lower: lambs weak
10 &c lower: gonf TO choice wethrrs. 81 -
6i5.0o; fair TO choice mixed. s3s0di. 90:
western sheep. si.25Sii.s5: native lambs.
sJ.50u6.t0; western lambs. S5.0clJ.S0.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
ENTER on BUSINESS
HOUSE AND SENATE rEcoMxRNE
AFTER HOLIDAY SEASON.
Hepburn Measure Mase Special Or
Ger for Tueseay-hapropriasion
: Bills to Be Taken Up Next-.-Littie
Business cn scaat. Calendar.

Washington, Jan. e.-.After q reces1
of almost three weeks, both houSes
of congress recolvened today. The
principal ite-l on the house program
for the week is the Hepburn isthmisn
canal bill. which is the special order
for tomorrow. No limit has been fixed
az to the tine for debate upon the
measure, but Hepburn does not con
template prolonged discussion of it.
It Is surmised in come quarters tAat
II the proposition Of the Panama
Canal company to sell tle properly
and franchises for S40,0OS. 900 Should
be r1ado today, as promised, this Eay
have the effect OF Opening q wider
field of discussion than at first seemed
probable, and is this should prove 10
be the case the bill iaey be before tie
Ecrse for longer ::.....:e t,-an is ROW
contemplated.
Br-ton has given no.icc CT Q. Speach
cn the bin and it is Understood that
tce-e also viii be ctter speeches IL
criticism of specisl features os the
neasure, bat its friends are ve-y Sex
guine, not cnly that the bill will PISS.
but that 1t will pass speedily. ZeC-
barn. the author u the bill, t:1;r.ss
that oaly few dc..'s AZ dc.,sta VIII be
Necessary.
II is expected tha. by tee tina ms
canal bill is disposed OF there will
be one or more s2p-opriat,ca Bills
rcady for consideration by the mousse
None CT the appropriation b:H. has
yet boon passed. cs by tha aprr3Driae
uo2s committee, but both t;ie urse;.t
deacieacy a1d the pension bi!,s are In
s forward ssa<s and :he esaecta.;oa is
tAat tsav VII la considered BIZ t;ls
coAzsisass 6s1ine the casxess week.
The 1re.sss& tsien.k,n is ts gro East
aeta1siaa t. VS. deacieney LIZ. Tse
eGo lAaxss far t.ie< b:ii agsras.A.o $l2.-
e2s. SSs akai i. IL rot believed tia.
ia a<s assres wss lie zcs:oa d,esa n1aae-
ilsily.
Tas ssSS-s3 has na prc@aA fer t,ao
wsSk, aad Vocy littts business Oh
tts c.isadaF. So tias reoreaaisa.ica OF
Sss senate oszxxitteeG dii NOT ta2e
place uadl jsst b5tore tss hoH3ays
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
ssumaaeac On fMass.
SenvIcks Arraiszez "a chsvps Sf
Murder In FlrSa ce1ree.

Leavenworth, Kan. Jan. :.-rf1e
most novel court which ever sat In
Kansas convened in the library OF tho
United States penltentiary yesterday
for the errsignment Of the ingleaders
Of the mutiny Of Nov. z ana who arc
implicated in the killing OF Guard
Waldrupo. Every person IN the cour.
with enc exception was either q Un.:-
ed Ststes official or a prisoner, wear
. ing the stripes. United States Com.
missioner Bend was en- the bench
and Edward MoEieeyer, United States
assistant attorney. represented the
government. The mutineers, IL Ia
number, were brought in. each wear
ing the ball and chain. and tie follow.
Ing men were ayraigned on the charge
CT murder in The FIRST decree: Turner
Esrnes. Bob Clark. Frank Thompson.
Gilbert Mulia and. Esed .-fooinson.
Four others, who tai.s- ne. yet beer
captured. ars ipeinsed iaftS4 char.
The warrants were serve3 yty = eep-
uty marshal, and tpon being az
raigred each CT the prisoners snserer
plea of not guilty. The trial viii
BE held Il the prison ,:Sr-ry c. 8 :.
r.. today,
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
SHAW X w. ::,;ilHsToN.

Sueosscsr - Cage is Eeady at Any
Time to Assu.e Of.sce.
Washingsoe. Jan. 4.-Gove<ner Les
lie NJ. Siav Of Iowa, who is to sac
css4 Hon. Lyman ]. Gage a. secretary
o. tho troasary. arrived in Washing
ton last night. He is staying at the
Arlington hotel and hsd beea there
but a short ti:as when, il response
to 4 message from the white house.
ho walked across lafayette place to
the presidents home and remained
with him until after 0 O'Clock. Today
Governor Shaw will coarer with Sec
retary Gage as to lie latter's wishes
IL surrenioring the secretaryship of
tho treasury. The governor said he
would be ready to assume the oFce
by the 2cri or the 23rd of January.
but he would suit he date largely to
Mr. Cages wishes in the matter.
Tho governor will remain here for
EaYeral devs t.fc-e :, .,---'~y to Iowa.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
cEHves csEsseNs Up IN ARMS.
cdnssnisaee of SATISFY to PAsres stesea.
at Hjo{rf

Denver, Jan. 6.-This city viii pre-
sent decidedly martial aspect IL
plans adopted at a mass meeting C.
citizens yesterday ere carried op,.
and the temper of Tie Eee.inE woisl.,
indicate that they will be. s5eoau,.:
Of the many crimes that hayc hse,,
committed here within the past ,ye i
or two. which have brought terror q,
Denver residents, the latter have Or
Ganized e committee OF safety FOR
the purpose Of protecting the peoria
against criminals. The streets aEc ;as
be patrolled during the nigas -
armed citizens, w.o will be- expecle.
to Keep the town free OF the GRIMM,
class. Everybody on the streets a.
Eight viii be expected to give an at
count of Themselves When Gale
upon. Police nagistrates win b.
urged 70 rislle punishment fcri er,r.
SO heavy as TO deter even the nos:
d5spcra.e. For months past thuss,.
and thieves haze overrun tcls c.
women have been oriminaliy assarl--
Cd. holdups and rob5aries ha re been,
OF alnost daily occurrence ana es-en
murder has been committed e. ti.ne.
when the occasion from the ST.
point CT TIE vicious delaaGsi it.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
take steps to Prevent Me-oer.

Minneapolis. Jan. 3.-Governor Van
SAINT and Attorney General Douglass
reached home last evening Both
drove straight to the capitol and went
to worl. on the railway merger case
The attorney general will leave to-
night for Washington and will instT-
tute the states suit Mondcy in tie
federal supreme court. His appear
ance Monday will be q formality.
The court will set date for the hear
ing and Mr.. Douglass will return to-
Minnesota. When he next goes to
Washington he will be accompanied
by George p. Wilson and NJ. d. Mum.
mis- associates in tie case. Then tho
great battle viii be on in earnest.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
CHASTITY BOILER EXPLOSION.
Three Men Killed and Several Sc
rloucly Injured.

Mason. Ca, Jan. 3.-A freight en-
gine. Just out of the repair shop and
fired up In the round house OF the
Central railroad OF Georgia. exploded
without warning yesterday. killing
three men. injuring a number of 9TH
ers and shaking the entire city. The
report was heard seven miles ana
houses three miles distant felt the
ehock. The news instantly spread
that many were killed and in a few
minutes there had gathered ut the
gates hundreds Of people. including
wives and children OF shop employees
weeping and clamoring for informr
tion.
Tho dead: T.. w. Hodges. machin
list: j. M. Mcdonald. machinist; U
Cornelius. colored helper.
j. J. O'Neill and Henry Fox are IA
tally injured.
The negro Cornelius was In the cal
assisting the inspector, John McDon
aid, who was on top OF the engine
They were blown to atoms. The 9th
ers were ut some distance from the
engine. The cause OF the accident
is not known. 1t is supposed. how
over, that the negro found the water
OF the boiler too low and had suddenly
injected stream. OF cold water or
the red hot crown.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
nsyAa rALks roa eozaa.
tssv Thoxsans PseSis A.saud Msee-
InQ IN Cleveland.


Cleveland, Jan. 6.-Four thousand
p6opls attended q pro-Boer meeting
in Cray's armory yesterday. There
was' enthusiastic applause for every
expression pfssympsthy and encour-
lagement for The struggling Eoers.
IA Unexpected event in the meeting 3
was the appearance Of Hon. w. J.
Bryan. who vac IN this city for tie
d-y ss tho guest Of Mayor Johnson.
When the formal speeches were con
ciuded Messrs. Bryan aEd Joanson
we're called upon To address the yaz.
audience. Mr.. Bryan spoke for about
i've minutes. during which tine he
said: "Sad will be that day. fallen
viii be TIE Etar Of our destiny. If the
tine ever comes when gruggiins
frcemen feel that they canno. look
unon the people CT thcEe states for
sympathy"
Eo considered 1t a disgrace iset no
cNr;al expression of sympathy had
yet been made By th;s government.
Mayor johnson also spoke briefly
and said that he WIS in full sy npathy
with the intent Of .to meeting.
A resolution was passed and sent to
President Rooseveis. The president
Is asked 10 enforce tie treaty Of
Washington. May g.. 1871. DENYING to
vessels operating Under British su-
thority opportunity for the eugmcuta.
tiol Of supplies OF war from TIE Unit.
ed States. President Roosevelt Is
asked to continue the Efforts OF his
predecessor 20 bring to an end the
horrors Of recoaccntration camps and
a warfare which BY fts unexampled
ferocity ard enermors cos' Of life and
treasure has astoE.zsei - Civilized
rc-lG"
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
BANDRS CAPTURED
TWO or THE cAR1 Ttsav KILLED
eAsatFF EicKER ~ cueTGIY.
ha'fAs.arved ana EAsiy Prorer, cIsr.
enee Woodward ana Frank F.oesc
Are Ta.scn With Eaec--&aen Gather
and ris.ues Summary iue.'ca.

: Casper, Wy, ian. ?.--Levi Ee.)
brought In Clarence WOODWARD and
Frank 8. Foote, two OF the rnu-ic-e.3
Of Sheriff VIC. Richer late last even
Ing. Levi Bell and Enoch Joles wcro
left at tho Woodward ranch to watch
things, and early yesterday mcry:in:
the two nuTderers came iIso the
ranch. They had had nothing to cat
and were badly frozen.
The town is all excl emert. Men
are gathering IL small crowds ail over
town s,sl either nen are stirriag up
the surrounding inhabitants.
W. e. Tubes was appointed Sheriff
and he Is swearing in large posse 70
protect the jail. The crowd wanted
the prisoners as they were s,.ng TO
iail. Bell had then tied Ike hogs IL
a waCca aad The crowd wa3 deceived
as to the presence Of the murcerers
rI;il they were lodged in jail, 49,
Deputy John Sherman reports tina,
Charles Woodward was seen Saturday
near the As5eli ranch. 20 miles west
OF Ervay. Woodward IVES on foot and
go.ns west. Deputy James Kennedy
sct q fresh horse at As5eu's ranch
and vas not over four hours behind
the fugitives.
Charles Woodward is the older
brother and supposed 20 be the one
that shot Kicker. He told his vi.s
before he broke Jail that he was 60
ing and would never be taken alive.
W'oodwerd in jail ssys Ls had moth
Ing to do with ths kli.Ax.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
crand iu.l summon, pesoe.

Louisville, jar. 6.-Tle Corr.cr
Journal says: Senator Deboo. form
er Lieutenan. Governor John Marshall
and David w. Fairleigh have bae-
sumroped 10 appear before .he Frank
lin county grand Jury today 10 tell
the details. It is said. OF a secret meet
ing which was held at the Gait house
in Louisville short time before the
shooting OF Goebel ard during the cen
test before the general assembly. 1t
is believed the Gait house meeting
discussed means to enable Governor
Taylor to re.a,n his of-ce."
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
JUDGE MOVES Is FINED.
District Attorney Weo! Given Jail
Sentences.

Sentences.
San Francisco. Jas. 7.-Tha Ua,.cd
States circuit court Of appeals yesier-
Gay fined Judge Arthur N. Noyes
$1,000 for contempt of court. United
States District Attorney Joseph K.
Wood ard his assistant. C. A. S. Frost.
were sentenced to Imprisonment for
terms Of four r.orths end one year
resp >tiyeiy.
Th, opinion OF the court was read
by Judge Morrow, who said: In my
judgment the evidence established the
fact that there was a conspiracy be-
tween the respondent. Alexander Mac
kensie. and others to secure posses
sion of certain valuable mining claims
at Nome. Alaska, under proceedings
involving the appointment of receiv-
er for the purpose of working the prop
critics and obtaining the gold depos-
tied in tho claims"
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
Causes piseui.ruse In England.

London, Jan. 6.-The statistics just
issued showing that OF the total
trade with her colonies Great Britain
only possesses AZ per cent, while the
United States has IL per cent and that
the latter is rapidly increasing her
trade. not only with Canada. but with
Australia. caused some disquietude.
The Standard, in an editorial, ex-
presses its disappointment in this re.
gard and insits upon the necessity for
the country bestirrlng itself.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
tiyIDE HoNoRs IN OHIO.
Hanna Captures L-oW>r House, bu,
Foraker Controls Senate.

Columbus, o., jan. G.-The Repuo-
lican caucus Saturday Eight noninat-
ed the Foraker ticket for the senate
and the Hama ticket for the house.
To-Day the contest was continued on
the same lines ever the makeup of
the standing committees and it is evi-
dent that the olerkships Will 60 the
.anae way.
Price. who was defeated for speaker
by McKinaon, will ba shown ccnsid-
erstion as chairman of the Judiciary
committee and the cha.rmaaship of
one committee on municipal affairs,
in Difference to George B. Coz. will
so to some member from Cincinnati
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
eovaaNoa HUNTS MsssaeE-
Tranquility and cN .sntmeat Prevaa
in Porto Rico.

i'oststHsHfey -stu - v -suknnS1t PfGtaa
in Porto Rico.
San Juan. P. O.. jan g. Governor
Hunts message to the legislature Of
Porto Rico was read yesterday by
committee of that body. The mes
sage congratulated the legislature On
the fact that it's work in 1901 had been
indicated as wise and progressive and
conducive to TIE establishment of free,
trade between Porto Rico and thes
United States seven months before
tho existing tariff provided for the ro--
cessioa of such duties. In his meg
sage Governor Hunt said: Tranquil
lity and contentment prevail In PorSb
Rico; schools have multiplied; raft
roads are being constructed; the CON-
merce of the island has been devei--
cped and exports have Increased: az
riculsure has become more profitable.
roads are being built and debts are be-
ing paid. Tolerance Of opinion has
become more common. former antas-
onisn being 'orgotten." 2
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
Land on Coast Of Venezuela.

Willemstad. Jan. lit is definitely
known that General Riera. the Vcne-
zuelan insurgent leador, and all the
other insurgents who had assembled
here. embarked on board the Liber-
tador Sunday and landed on Vene-
zeulan soil yesterday near velndecoro
with arms and ammunition. 1t is re-
ported here thst the Libertador has
captured the Venezuelan gunboat
Zcmbcdor.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
eh.rt... Ma Ass.h &a;,ees.

New York, Jan. s.-O&csrs of TIE
Order Of B'ritk Abraham. waick had q
s.ermy session at the Grand Central
palace last Sunday while trying to
fx the responsibility for an alleged
shortage in the orders fu2ds. decided
that tic -orJar governing life insur-
arce had been violated. 1t was deter
mixed to draft resolutions reques..ag 2
that the commissioner OF insurance
Investigate the alleged Irregularities,
with a view of Furnishing the guilty
Parties. It was said TO-DAY that the
aLcrtise might proTc @ be $4,000
rpon further inyestil 5tion.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
interstate Commerce Hear!nr.

Chicago. Jan. 7.-Members OF tho
interstate commerce commission gath
cred here today prepared to begin al
investigation into the methods Of ship
ping packing house products and
dressed beef and also into the methods
OF combinations among railroads.
Present plans are to probe into the
handling of packing house products for
two or three days and then to take
up the more interesting community OF
interests matter.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
COMMITS MURDER Ans SUICIDE
County Surveyor esssSss nd kim
oTe><Aeer< sd hk0~>4Y.

County surveyor oAsSss sGd K,ns
Nre>sheev< sd hEs.ssss.
Wsse Uiisa, h.. - 7.-MsAsr n
1e1. So9V ~vO~ - An1
sssAty dom. hA nEon 49, ~ RNsl
l&1 1ass FsiS, - waso ~ sWsua
ysaxs - 49, haaD NWh0 ssssnGss.,
ed vsuAllA. nn~b At3saA, bis
rival, asl tAsa ki2s1 hknssx. EAs
dssA wAs ss.-sf,sal kstTAa ~
. s'sassk = sAs rsAa 4 ~ Exas ai
~ CsAAEatA hesa. otkkvSs sAi
~ I'D ut-s yis;S<S, FstS ss{tsa
y EsR sSSsarsd u - Es-Say, 1a.ss
Ave sAsts N raHsx sxsaaniss. Tsst
Il As sksts task sxsst, TIVE strsk
Ne girls ssea end ca gslsSSisS
tas r4Sst breast. SSW "a Eas ssry <
n the face. The bullet Elaaoias. end
ks VII gse?yei TssS Nsc .xss{ ~
tss uxkt al Wat es<s.. 80 r4.s x
his room. wasre he dslbsEatsiy locked
de dear. removed Gs e1s7ty sk ellis
fre0 HIS revolver, reloaded It, tvyasd
on the light aad shat himself n the
temple. death being ir:tantarsous.
Neg had lived ct West Union the
creator part of his life. He was
about Is years old. He bore an excel
lens reputation "lthoy-h copc!ss----ood
sonewhst eccentric. For some time
he has owned and operated IN com
pcny with his b-otkcr the local o,cc
trio light ri-lt.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
WEEKS REVIEW CT TTApz.
Confidence in N, Noa Ycer tia Csmi.

Confidence in N, Nca Ycer tia Csmi.
nSnt Fs~esr.
New Yerh rh..J,s.4-Heas~~ says:
e&eiaaeasA via tAs sia SD oss1 =
Ssaes n tie nsS yssx srs As sssst-
aase fsatsrss o< - aAArs haaseutsi-
esDnreSsi sd AnaaaA zisxs&ioa.
71e wssh hss ss.nss6N bssa elise -
- vGOs ef t<ihaAAs - rs~use Aa,w
hsa1Dsas. Os DaAA ss.ssaSa bskAS
esosssssAssA \ N.sAEAAS - Tie
oEea4s q - hasiAs.& l. as.akt ssa-
~ ~ y SrsSsEAsAAs - Ne sssssrs
~ sxSsS.i.z - Is y<esCE ssi ssxsss
y 8AAA h s-s ksA sHs :. ssi aislA
ti~S. vI1k Sak-s rsl.sr 49, ,ssss
Ssastsy. As.s. &..-. tas e~
1kaytASs 2vzsl1ss suls . &.stS1.,-. /.
aS.sSs Sac .1s wsssa ~ y.sy " 80
advs5ss& ssass 81 he 9l---.., Liza
eOiy y ~ 1Is e s--..ss1s ssia prs-
Sasu.7 I'D e--.I-1 Ia ss-sls srSsly.
Prices sssw few s.sxSsS "a hs
!seS. T.. s<-s-'. - .t1 LA
Ais..r. ias .-...., - -. -.
sf wheat. ws.Si sIll svoporss tks
ooarsar SrS.Is. SESu deliveries axa
Arm oSklSs with ssme letter export
buying carly. oheclsa lGt&- by tao ad-
vano0. coupled with good buying by
tie country. ere tho siren, lhoning z
featureg. Winter wheat crop reports
s:a In the main favorable.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
pekInn In Gala AtsIr..

pekilg. Jan. 1.-THE Chinese CAP
ital on the eve of the courts return
presented an animated and gaucy
scene never before Witnessed in its
history. Two buildings on the prin-
cipal streets Of the line OF procession
have been provided from which the
members o, the legations will be per
mitted to witness the re-entry of tho
court. Thil is an unprecedented cca-
cession. -
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
Begins Work on WorId,s Fair.

Isaac s. Taylor began the hcrculean
task of building the Worlds fair OF
1908 at 6 o'clock this morning, when
several hundred laborers started to
change the course Of the River De3
Peres in its moanderings across the
exposition site. Before the executive
committee of the exposition Mr.. Tay-
lor expressed the hope that 1900 men
would be at work on the fair s.te
within As hours.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
BoY muapEREa csTs 20 vEAz.-,.
s!aysr Of Farmer Wiltaereer receives
Scrteccc WIKI 9nt;i..

49, - -. si'tsSf a-S-tSl-Ss-
Scntsccc Nsish ant;i=.
Winfield, Kan, Jan. 4.-clycl
Moore, the 17-year-old 10y corvlc,ea
of murder il the second degree tec
killing C. L. Witberger. farmer.
near here last April for his money.
vas yesterday sentenced to 20 yesrs
in the pcnitentiary. He received tk.
verdict with smile. Tho prisoners
attorney pleaded for reform school
sentence. but Judge Mcbride said tho
boy was sufficiently mature to know
what he was doing when he commit
ted TIE crime. Wiltbsrger was shot
fioEa behind while driving to town
His dead body was found in the wagor
aad thrce checks which he had 70
catyed for his wheat were missins
Csytle Belts, aged 13. and Moore. boya
WHO had run away from home pre-
vsous to the murder. were arrested.
charged with the crime. Eetts ws4
tried first and acquitted. While Moore
was beiag tried prisoner in the
Sedswick county Jail confessed that
be. with Moore AID another boy
killed Wiittergsr.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
south Omaha Live Stock.

South Omaha. ian. G.-cattic- Receipts.
400: slow. i0m15c lower: native steers,
81. T56iG.i0: cows ana hclfers. Sa.TJd,l. 40:
western steers. S3.75ei5.25. Texas steers.
81. JO6iI.25: Gamers. si.5Ofi2 10: stockcrs
mud feeders. S2.I5lf4. 40; calves. SaO0m6 -
buiis. stngs. etc. s2.00mi1O. Hogs-Rc.
rcipts. 1000: 10c lower: heavy. sG30uG. 20:
mixed. sG.10n625; light. s5.10WGi5: pigs.
s4nosi5.c0; hulk Of sales. sd.00a6s0.
shcep-Rcccipts. 900; nctivc. stcndy
fed nuttons. slWdi.T5: westerns. $4,000
aSO. ewes 81. .S0ui.OO: common and stock
crs. so.5OM3.5c; lambs s4.5On5.00.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
Lake BODY to San Francieco.

Washington. Jan. 6.--The remains
Of General William II. Seamans, WHO
died here Friday, LETT for San Fran
risco. accompanied by his widow. f=is
former business partner. Il. w. Jonn-
son of Salem. Mass. who WIS present
when he died. IVES Unable to Join the
funeral party.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
christcns kaiser's Yacht.

Washington. Jan. 4.-Miss &ifce-
Roosevelt, the eldest daratiter of
President Roosevelt, will christen the
German kaiser's new yacht. now
building at Staten Island. New York
This announcement was made at the
white house yesterday. The kulser's
invitation to Miss Roosevelt waa OK
tended through DR.. Won Holleben. tho
German ambassador to the United
States. M