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Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13
FORCES FAMILY INTO SNOW
Farmer Drives His wife and Chill
drea from Home Mt Mid
night.

FORT DODGE. Ia. Feb. 12.-(speeial
Telssram.GF. +. Sabo. living in Badger
township. north Of this city, choked his
wife and drove her and his i've children
out into the snow at midnight Tuesday.
They were forced 10 walk half a mile bare
foot and thinly clad to the home OF neigh
bors. The Oldest child is 10 years Of age.
The children and mother all suffered by ex-
posture to cold. Sabo was arrested. brought
to this city and heavily fined. Indignation
is high in the community where Sabo lives.
sabo was crazed by liquor at the time Of the
OUTRAGE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13
cA.rter for Philippine veterans.

Word has been received here from the
head post Of the Philippine Island Veterans
in 81. Louis that the charter for the coun-
ell Bluffs camp. organized last week, Will
be granted February is, and that the char
ter. together with the buttons Of the order.
will be here by February 20. The local
camp will meet February 81 to perfect its
organization. Assistant City Engineer Jud-
son. who was Instrumental In effecting thu
local organization. has been informed from
headquarters that 1t Is probable the Philip
pine Island Veterans and the National So
eiety Of the Army Of the Philippines will
amalgamate in this city In August.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13

SAN JOSE. Cal. Feb. lilo Vow,
is making material additions to his stable
Of trotters now at the Vendome stock
farm. near this city. His latest purchase
bought from James w. Rea of this city.
Ho Vow Is at present negotiating for the
pprnrnd sas sno ana Irsn' A13to Rsais chsms
pion stallion, for which he Is willing to pay
t12,5O0. 1t Is his plan TO make other add
tons to his stable this spring and breed
and train harness horses.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13

NEW YORK, Feb. Rat 2 o'clock the
result in the six-day walking match was:
Hegelman and Cavanaugh, A0.5.
Shelton and Guerrero, 1923.
Fahey and Ketkus, 415.3.
e Golden and Tracy, 1857.
Click and Howarth, &4.s.
Davis n Carroll, 1884.
Feeny and Feeny. 372-7.
Heer and Heer, 364.4.
Dean and Campbell. 360.2.
Noremac and Cartwright, 5S.7.
Best previous record for seventy-four
hours. 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13
RESIGNS RAILROAD POSITION
,. r.. Deems 20 Assume the Manage
ment of American Loco
motive Works.

oTTUMwA. Ia, Feb. 12.-In a letter to
a friend here ]. F.. Deems Of Chicago an
nounces that he has resigned as superin-
tendent Of motive power Of the Burlington
route to accept the position Of general man
ager Of the American Locomotive works,
The change will take place March 1.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13

gle F. Wells; Mahaska county; Judge
Dewey; affirmed.
pellant; Polk county: Judge Holmes; at
nrmed.
John Lindt against A. Wilhelm. appel
liant; Pottawattamie county; Judge smith;
affirmed.
Laura NJ. Hollenbeck against City of
Marion, appellant: superior court OF CEDAR
Rapids: Judge Gibson: overruled.
n. q. Wilbur against Cedar Rapids q
Missouri River Railroad Company, appel
liant: Hamilton county; Judge Birdsall;
affirmed.
Helen NJ. Payne against James I. Payne
ct al. appellants; Benton county; Judge
Burnham: affirmed.
John and Annie Nordlne. appellants,
against Dion Rosengreen and Finch HOOK;
Hamilton county: Judge Weaver; athrmed.
No. EnwnnRnNtOne
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13
Judge wade win Retire.

IOWA CITY. Ia, Feb. 12.-(special)-
Judge NJ. ]. Wade Of the Iowa johnson dis
trict announced today in an interview that
he would not be q candidate for reelection,
no matter what action may be taken by
the general assembly in the matter Of rails
ing judicial salaries.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13
Danny Duane Knocked Out.

CHICAGO, Feb. R.-Danny Duane, the
New York lightweight, was knocked out
tonight at the Acme club by Otto sielof OF
Chicago. Duane received his quietus but
a minute before the end of the contest. The
man exertfng himself to any great extent,
When they came together In the last round
both started out In earnest. In one of the
mix-ups hat followed Duane was sent to
the floor by a right swing. He got up
groggy and before he could recover Sieloff
connected with another swing that put the
New Yorker out.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13
Blake is Granted Divorce.

AvOCA, Ia, Feb. 12-(Special.)-The
court granted Walter G. Blake a divorce
from Lulu C. Blake and gave him the Gus
tody Of the child. he paying the costs of the
settlement and agreeing to pay his wife
$500 and ren9uneing all claim to the home
and furnishings.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13
Forbes and Williams Matched.

NEW YORK. Feb. Hilary Forbes OF
matched 20 night Jim Williams Of England
before the National Sporting club of Lon
don. The boys sVe 10 battle on Derby
night, next May, at 16 pounds, for the
bantamweight championship of the world
and a liberal purse.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13
sr.na island Defeats Hastings.

ciai5-The Grand island bowlers, MilIer's
alley team. defeated the Hastings bowlers
for the second time last evening. The first
victory OF the locals was on the Hastings
alleys by a margin of 81 pins. Last even.
ing on the Grand Island alleys the visitors
were not in the game at any stage. The
score was 2,294 to 1888.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13
N. 7. Plumbing Co.. telephone $50.
Davis sells glass.


Byers Opposes Fort Atkinson Camp.
Adjutant General Melvin H. Byers Of the
lows National Guard. was in the city yes
terdsy afternoon on his way from Des
Molnes to Glenwood. his old home. where
he accompanied his daughter on a visit TO
relatives and friends.
Regarding the bill introduced by Mr..
Roome In the state legislature to a%ppropri-
ate $685. 900 for the purchase Of old Fort
Atkinson IN winnishiek county for a state
camping ground for the Iowa National
Guard. the adjutant general said the prop
osition was not feasible. General Byers ia
In favor Of a commission being appointed
TO investigate and suggest the most suit
able location for permanent grounds for the
annual encampment OF the Iowa National
Guard. In his opinion the location should
Be central In order to be accessible to the
four regiments.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13
hunter on Trial for Murder.

MOUNT AYR. Ia. Feb. 1.-THE trial OF
A, NJ. Hunter. charged with the murder Of
Homer Holland. one Of the best known col
lege athletes in Iowa, opened az 8 O'Clock
today. Hunter shot and killed Holland No
vember ., 1901, after a quarrel over money
rivals In love. The defense pleads self-de-
fonsA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. I2-George Te-
beau is going ahead with his plans for his
Louisville American Association Base Ball
club. In company with an architect Te-
beau today visited the grounds at Seventh
and Kentucky streets where he proposes 20
build a new ball park that viii have the
advantage OF being comparatively close to
the business center OF Louisville.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13
Jenries ana "Denver" Ed Martin.

PORTLAND, Ore. Feb. 12-At a meeting
OF the managers OF the Pastime Athletic
club of this city today 1t was decided To
ofer a purse Of $500 for a twelve-round
contest between Jeffries and Denver Ed
Martin, the contest to a place some time
in May. Acertiied check Of 5000 will be
deposited by the club as a guarantee OF
good faith on the acceptance of their prop
osition by both men.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13

Before Judge Green In the district court
yesterday was begun the trial OF the suit
Of Captain H. l. Henry against +. J. Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13
New CorpOratiOnN.
The following articles of incorporate
were filed tpdav.

Speciality Manufacturing company OF
Gillet and others.
Ineham Township Mutual Telephone
company of Hansell, franklin county; cap
ital, 5000: by W. c. Tucker and others.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13
CLARKsoNs.
Nationals VIA Two.

On the Gate City alleys last night the Ma
tionals won two. Score:
NATIONALS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13
CInfk.ons Drop Three straight.

In a league game last night on Clark's
bowling alleys the Clarksons lost three
straight to the st. Charles. Score:
ST. CHARLES.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13
lows Supreme Court.

The Iowa supreme court today rendered
decisions as follows;
Grant s. Wells. appellant, against Mag
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-13
Hospital Bids wanted.
Promised Request Not Made.

administrator Of the estate Of the late
David R. Ewing was filed with the clerk
OF the probate court this afternoon. His
bonds we're fixed at $4,000. which he gave
and will enter upon the discharge OF the
duties Of administrator at once.
For a long time prior to Mr.. Ewing's
death 1t was believed he had left a will
and that Drake university was TO be ben
Gifted TO the extent OF a magnificent library
or a contribution to that end. However,
after Mr.. Ewing's death efforts 10 locate the
will failed and II was believed that II any
had been made II was lost.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-15
TO
Be TRIED
Louis DelzeII Comes Home
After -Four Days Absence.
HAS MENTAL ALTERATION
Case Is Set for Two O'clock
This Afternoon.
HAS MENTAL ALTERATION

To-ay az two O'Clock, in the probate
court. Louis Delzell IS 20 be tried for
rental alteration. This is the young
man who so aystc-iously left home last
Monday morning. His reappearance &C.
clrrea yesterday morning when he quiet
IS came hone-fron where IS rot known.
10 ask questions would Simply STR mat
tiers ~. and moreover. the questioning
viii lie 6nns IN the probate eourt before
jury.
IL IL stated that this person IS 3 years
old and that ever since ne was d baby
he has been suffering with uttacAs that
have made hin very violent az tiulcs.
Without proFocation OF any kind he kas
threatened bodily harm 70 his brothers
and sisters and Monday morning before
h. left home he ateacksd his father and
the latter fought him On
his appearance yesterday morning vas
something OF a surprise. for q search Tor
him had failed 20 reveal his whereabouts
u was feared that N a 1T Of dependency
Re had committed suicide OF that IL
knowingly be might have rst his death.
The hearing OF the case today viii be
very interesting, Tor Unless the young
man has one Of these attacks he may as
sumo q cuGuingnes thst VIII batife tire
examination cf the attorney and the
Judgment o the physician.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-15
SHOT IN TIE BREAST
sis Gregory Died Thursday Evening
Prom the - oun8.

Yesterday the notice was received in
his city Of the death OF on. Gregory
a young man living Few rHilss south OF
Garden PIaine HIS death was due to a
gUnshot wound III the right breast Last
Sunday : week aso. Young Gregory. in
company with Chester Harvey. a neigh
bor boy, went hunting They were IL Il
cart and hsd a shotgun rhl. was s,,a-
posed 70 b unI0aded ard vas standing
or the bottsm ~ the cart ard held By
Otis GregOry IN some unaccountab BILE
Kramer the gun slipped down between
tHe Stats Of the cart and was exploded.
How, no one knows and IL was thought
to be an Uuloeded gun anyway. The shot
struck thu young man IN the right breast
tearing : gaping hole ard almost COM
plctely taking away The collar bone and
to upper part OF the sterrln. Some q
the shot struck him In the neck Tne
uuzzle Of the gun vas 20 close t0 his
body that Ne N1s horribly laceratad
After the Wounds were dressed the yons
nan seemed u improve until THURSDAY
morning wh-a he began sinking and
gradually went lower until his death early
f. tn. evening. The funeral will be held
this afternoon.
Otis Gregory was l9 sears old and was
quite vel knswn in this city. a. he visited
here often. Many people acre did not
know Of the accident untn the news OF
his death was received yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-15
J. 7. TODD OF DODGE CITY
Weather Observer Tells CT Life There
and theVioinity

1t was stated IN the EaEle recently thar
3 NJ Kyle AZ Okahoma CRY vas o.
l4aNe charge Of the local weather bureau
while Dr. Johnson takes his vacation. The
government has changed it. mind 5-l
YESTERDAY sent Observer c. T Todd If
Dodge CRY, to AN DR. Johnson's place
during his absence.
Mr. Tedd viii make many friends while
he is dealing out wea ther TO N5eh.rs
whether he hits Il every time rs ne
expect. or not for he = = very hne lan
and one who Is up on current events tar-
withs snding the fact thar ~ Dodge
City Ho daily paper arrives en- the day OF
its publication. lie SAYS that politics III
the vi-nity OF Doaee cts seem r. daro
OF Long for senator Al The last exec
tion everything in the counsy IS at Re
puhI.can hur one county commissioner
ri Todd his been stationed nd DoGe
City for twelve yelrs and says that dle-
ing this tiEae rhe town has grown -
considerable proportions. When lie " n
out there from the south be was In an
and trembling f1F h. had been told 11t
the people yers Wild His uodostl iu
dress ana his extraordinary lnoEers-ve-
ness. assumed hy tha advice ~ q ess-
paper uish sho had been rotte1 eEge1
for roasting The toNE. - VS. received
IN = vary hospitaole u11nsr- Those veve
fh- d.yS II the shin-ciE ard the -owbcy
h--1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-15
INCORPORATE
FOR 100000
Stefen and Bretch Ice and Ice
Cream Company
INCREASES ITS CAPACITY
To Cover Territory in South
west More Completely.
INCREASES ITS CAPACITY

THE steaen & Bretch lee Cream
ranyr YIN be the name Of ths Hl
firm under its new charter The
paay VIII De incorporated for
he stockholders are business 2 -
this city snd 2 few or Of towT'.7'''l pre-
The incorporation was made 6c ,--
business Of The Wichita fact
coming 50 great ,hat the pr--l com
pany cana0t 90 the business
lis move on the part -i-s
rany means an increased
The factory IN Wichita sD -
menr Of many rev pieces
II addition 10 this 4 brs
70 be established a. Okla -- 100 -
hrn 3 business ana trad 49,
south that IL = found 80 -
1ahlish a brencA houss
CT trade
Tho business in w
creased and IS the
the main one. che 0r ~
,7-er,,ss-f,,T ,,-.ov-rL - IT, START Tner1
is 1900 =. 4, 5oCth a. the middle
- - - - IDS sad 70 tha ess--
-. - - - t1iaz Territory. The
business 5,ps fgsvichita oy this firm
Mess-s. stees and Breteh deserted
such sr.~a~s tiis hands Il Wichita
COR -ba,- ,.,-,aeiT money Invested u
This oity t.e5i0mes are here ard ta-ir
welfare IL r~rHed IA . great measure
BY the succ- the city makes.
rhe ice -at on East First street
Is f7u ~ ienious devices for bringing
forth ths shed product TIE ~Steftel
f-e 49,, has truly become celebrated
IN H-i-hf and vicinity and nearly as
lar sourFls the GulE
The frrpo-ation Il the result Of the
i--ress, business. which in turn IS
due teLhe fact that Wichita is me
create distributing point in the south
we-f Ike mary big firms it has beer
tire eit5-'s growth has caused
the ,lpiy produced here to be 70 more
I Ia sufficient for ths city aisae- The
wsel of the entire southwest VII snJ
q ice OF association in TIE Peerless
P-.ess.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-15
AMATEUR THEATRIcALs
Fsirmsunt Young Ladies Gave Coed
PLAYS last Hioh-

II has been the custom Tor several years
for the young ladies Of the Scr1sis Lit
eraIE society OF Fairmounr college. 10
give once year q play Of some sort
They have always been very interesting
and are looked forward 70 with pleasure.
LIST night they appeared in Two modern
plays, Sweet VIII and The Co!-
ID gians-' These plays we've something Of
venture. IS former plays have usually
been along the line Of Merchant OF
Venice. ard other older plays The rev
and more modern plays given last night
took well, however, snd vas witnessed
by la-ge and appreciative audience
The acting gave evidence OF careful
training and preparation. Following are
the casts of characters.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-15
SWEET NIIL.''
lRnN .D0ORS ARE ~ PLACE
Ser the Esouen~ Ward CT the City
,gasI

The big iron doors for the wOmen's divi-
sion CT the city prison were swung yes
te-dey and in few dsys the prison viii
be ready for occupancy. The doors are
solid meal with metal frames set into
the stone wetls. This part 81 the prison
was made 10 keep young women who have
not YET become hardened criminals and
to KEEP sway from others OF more des-
rerate nature WHO nay ~ loc.-ec il the
Sail.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-15
70 oReANizg SENATE
Young Men's Republican Gus Pre-
cares for Winter Meetings.

TIE Torng Men REn1a .icau Clus nell
q very enthls 5sssir rree-5rs lest r-Elt 81
xhlcA II wss seased "a coul--ce the o--
Earixatisz -nd &c orsariEc e sc1g.re L1a
attenGzzcs sst eyenirg Vas s3d -o- b
WIS nsariy haf h-stre1- The Ecns
r.ea xsra very enthusiasts ever te
proposition of fcrmiGg Cnitea sts
senate \ committee WAS apro-1t-1 -
perfect plans fo- The orsanization ai tte
senate Tni- couu-tre- - composed u
2he feIlcwin<, Jas Ccnl-. Jr-- ca>irs-
". c. Sncke Ezrl Beard Welsh
c. & Stanley. 4 = AdaSs sd = g. ae-
PherSoH.
rhe rsaeting iast right was hel3 81 fhe
DC sre. csurt roar1. bl- z was leclaee teis
szothex mee,i.g Place Eog-1 &c estSer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-15
MAY NEED MORE ROOM
so Storage Company Purchases Two
More Eofs

Yesterday Mr.. q. r. Bennst sold to the
Wichita Ice ard cod storage company
-Wc lois adjoining rhe coupzny's plant
on S2u-h Rock Island avenJJ. Liz south
ward. president of the company, stated
last nignl thar the properly zas pm
chased p thf company il ,rssr f1r them
to have plenty 81 room lcj9ining tEeir
plant Z they Should ever 8ish ~ enlarge
their Ice plant or storage warehouse Mr..
SoutnVerd said further that it was ONLY
a question Of q few vars uutI rhsv
would be compelled to fuiid larger GUAR
tiers aid have m9re storsge room. ana he
believed chat this WIS Pm opp0rtune time
for making the rcrchsse Thc price paid
for tho lots was $500
Waltersclrei1 Bros thave an order Tor
Loo oharns from tts Jonss Churn corr
pany- They axe zkins an the 1rSt hun
drcd ~ present. tsEe -re i,---ss-r
end metal r. The r31sh ana ura out the
shed churn
Graham guardian., 1902-05-02
EN- ROUTE TO ARIZONA.

We a Demn"-asled we'd come to see
And if we wished TO locate he coud plant us for Il "
He knew Eden garden spot improved the latest plan
That could be had at bottom price he'd interview the
We told him couldn't stay it wasn't in power
Our time was very precious worth thousand punks hou
So then he asked where
1t knocked him a cooked hat his little
At Lordsburg chap we'd take
Said "Were prohibitions monkey with the
He looked us DER and said he, "Good Tempa
member in good Standing, IN b, wink ID tn. eve
He then in passion asked what thought knew
And what we held mortgage and when the du
He took for grocery clerk and spoke feein bold"
Because 81 axed what yerd ake-to cod
At Solomonvlle Celtic fellow asked who were
Said ~ ere old Ben Franklin Ben Hur"
He shook paw while his Jaw hearty welcome fell
We said but said that Hur up
From driving in chariot race in which he the up
Just then the G. V g. N pulled up lie I'VE the place.
Says he "ls that the haryo wild which yez
At Stafford, heard q fellow speak of Kansas bent dry,
We asked him when he'd been there and what drug store did he
We feared hered been job for everything WIDE
If some one had said opposite that party surely lied
The bottled goods the best his leg
And his taste inclined that they had the keg
The fellow Tenton but he spoke language plain
"Mein Gott You nix ersay vot meandcy gets rain
Pima genius asked to have some kodak pictures took
Alongside of his sweetheart how they ook
His sweetheart, though o. guv
She wasn't stuck tntypes, it cabinets die;
The best good for her she him know
And if he didn't like her style he needn't be beau;
The tintype swell got all broke and soon began
gust of wind blew off hat and our lob
met man from Texas who was bound for DEVILS Lake
He had things he'd like hat he'd take
He'd sell his dog spawned mule and sucking calf
An oil well and gold mine for dollar and a half
We dug him grub stake but declined take dog
we hXed him out with hardtack and slab of Texas hog
We told him westward, get land be ownah"
And himself fortune in the estate of Arizona"
w. c. MYERS, Fit Thomas, Arizona.
Graham guardian., 1902-05-02

ed New York bump of egotism has
the following to say: "One of the
remarkable objections ,rged
against Arizona's admission by the
New York Mdd and ETprsSS is the
fear on the part Of that state that
it may become Mormon state
second Utah. That paper has a
most vivid imagination. There
are not 500 Mormon voters in Ari-
zona and they are poor white trash
located up the remote canyons in
the northern portion Of the terri
tory adjoining Utah."
A Boston paper got off the fol
lowing:
"When the omnibus bill for the
admission of the territories of Ok
l,homa, Arizona and New Mexico
comes up for debate in congress, a
great deal will be said about Nor
monism. 1t will be warmly af-
firmed and hotly denied that the
strange religio social cult founded
by Joseph Smith and brought to
an amazing strength by Brigham
Young, has already made such con-
quests in two of the three territor
les that if they are admitted to
statehood they will be delivered
over, bound hand and foot, to the
Mormon despotism.
"Ifitis true that Arizona andNew
Mexico are, or are likely soon to
be, under Mormon control it is the
duty of congress to find out the
fact and shut the door of the union
against those territories, and keep
it shu', until some guarantee bet
ter than a Mormon pledge is given
that the new states shall not have
fastened upon them foul crime,
which in A of the As states of the
union is punished by imprison
ment at hard labor for long term
Graham guardian., 1902-05-02

of years
The Albuquerque Journal Demo
cr0t, under the head "Considcr the
Source" says:
"F ignorance pure and unde,
filed, for bigotry narrow and intol-
Grant, for faddism and quakery
and pretension of the most object
, ionable sort, recommend us always
I and only to Boston-Boston the
bumpti0us, the self centered, the
corrupt, the wouldbe dictate rs of
the morals and manners and educa-
ton of the American nation.
Could anything so rid culous and
wholly unfoundationed as the
above from the Advertiser has en-
enated far outside the city of Bos
ton"
Says the Ships, of St Johns:
sour only wish in connection with
this controversy is that half the
people who are continually roast
ing the Mormons were halfas good
as the Moimons. Can the con-
ceited asses in the far East never
learn that Mormons are much the
same as other people.
The ordinary gawky green
horn tenderfoot of Eastern com
munities has every Mormon man
pictured with long whip driving
colony of halfclad, halfstarved
wives, followed by an even worse
looking set of youngsters. And
Judging from many articles in
Boston and other Eastern papers
we must conclude that Eastern
editors are little better informed
on the subject than the reel-footed
yawp desc ibed above. And when
that & eat sheet, the Albuquerque
Ctisen puts itself n the Same class
as the Boston AdUertiSer by its
sneering remarks, it will not gain
many friends thereby"
Graham guardian., 1902-05-02

THREE Chicago children were
sent home by their teacher with
note that they could notreturn un-
til they had been given a bath.
The mother responded that she
would not risk bathing hel child
rem in the winter. A tes case was
made Of it and the courts decided
that the authority of the school
room stopped at the threshold of
the home door, though it was pos
sible to give the children bath at
school as part of the school re-
quirement.
Graham guardian., 1902-05-02

San Diego, Cal, people are sign
ing a petition to be presented to
their board OF supervisors, asking
them to take steps by which that
subdivision NAV become part OF
Arizona after being legally separ'
ated from California. If she is
separated from California Arizona
would certainly be glad to accept
her.
Graham guardian., 1902-05-02

TROUBLE has arisen between the
Sultan of Paalo, lately acquired by
this country, with his various and
sundry wives, and who rules over
the destinies of the Moros of Min
danas and other islands adjacent
thereto, and the American troops
that are there, and two fights were
INDUCED in in one day. Such
troubles, however, must be expect
ed by great nations like this when
they go into the business of ex
porting civilization.