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Halls Catarrh Cure
Is constitutional cure. Price, 75c.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-09-25
Another Murder Mystery.

The nude body of young woman
was found Thursday i'm the Morris
canal between Newark and Jersey
City. and was later identified by To-
seph Pulitzer. Of 100 West Forty-sixth
street. Manhattan. as that OF his wife
Annie. who had been missing since
Tuesday. An attempt had been made
10 sink the body with 2O-pound
weight attached to long hitchipp
strap. the other end of which was tied
around the waist. 4 long stab wound
was found i'm the abdomen and the wo-
mans skull was fractured After the
Identification Pulitzer was detained by
the police.
Detectives Of New York. Jersey CITY
and other nearby cities are working to-
gether to unravel the mystery.
From 5000 to 1000 delegates and
clergvmen will attend the national NO.
gro Baptist convention I'm Birmingham.
Ala
Ephraim Philip Roscnthal secretary
Of the reception committee for Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt's Chicago visit next
month. resigned because II had heen
rumored that he had anarchistic sym-
pathies.
Mrs. j. w. Johnson. wife OF ser.
geant in the United states army. com
mitted suicide Ivy taking poison on n
train between Joplin. Mo. and Kansas
city. because her husband had been
detailed for service In the Philippines.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
HoHENzoLLERN ARRIVES. .
kaiser's Yacht Unexpectedly Reaches
New York.

New York. Feb. 13.-The German
imperial yacht Hohenzollern passed
inside the Sandy Hook lightship at
11:57 q. NJ. coming into port.
The arrival Of the Hohenzollern at
this port was a surprise as according
to her itinerary when she sailed she
was to touch at Bermuda. She left
st. Thomas on Saturday last with Ber-
muda as her destination. and it is sur.
missed that she encountered heavy
weather and found it advisable to
change her course direct to New York
The iohenzollern was recognized
by the shipping in the harbor and
nearly all the passing vessels salnted
either with dip of the colors or a
whistle.
The kaiser's yacht is bark rugged
-0-f,lnnel man n-of-war-lille craft. with
ram bow. She carries eight rapid-fire
Krupp guns. At Quarantine it was
said by her officers that the question
of their acceptance OF any social
conrtesies prior to the arrival of the
prince had not been considered by
them but they did not think it would
be possible or proper to attend any
function until Prince Henry arrives.
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TRIP TO CUBA PROPOSED.
Expenses Will Be Paid by Louisiana
Cane Sugar Interests.

Washington. Feb 13.-Chairnlan
Payne has presented to the ways and
means committee brief submitted by
New Orleans chamber of commerce
and endorsed by the cane sugar in
terests supporting the statement that
cane sugar was now being raised in
Cuba at profit and asking that a
special committee proceed to Cuba to
investigate the question of cost Of pro
duction. profit, etc.
Representative Steele Of Indiana
asked il the invitation to go to Cuba
included payment Of expenses OF the
trip. to which Representative Robert
son Of Louisiana answered that the
expense item would be included il nee
essary.
The brief sums up the conditions at
considerable length and suggests thai
if the testimony Of the government
experts is correct then the military
governor of Cuba, Governor Wood,
had been misinformed and sugar X
now being manufactured and sold in
Cuba at a profit. SO there exists no
possible justification for the reduction
of the present tariff on unrefined SUI
gar coming from Cuba upon the
ground that the Cuban planters are
now manufacturing at a loss.
Beyond receiving the brief the com.
mittee took no action on the Cuban
reciprocity subject.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14

GLOBE Finance corporation. limited.
and kindred concerns Of which he was
a director, completed his breakdown
With the exception Of his youngest
son. Lord Hamilton Temple Black.
wood. who is with his regiment. the
Ninth Iancers, in South Africa, all
the family were present at the death
bed. Lord Clandeboye. the eldest son
who is clerk in the foreign Office and
who married Florence, daughter Of
John II. Davis Of New York, succeeds
to the title and another American
joins the ranks OF the peeresses.
The funeral of Lord Dufferin will be
private His remains will be buried
in the grave yard at Clandeboye. Feb
is.
The papers comment on Lord DUFF
ferin's paltry pension of e1,7OO year
ly, which necessitated his mixing up
in city companies. The St. James Ga.
zette says:
1T is not pleasant reflection that
If the nation had acted with justice
towards such man as it has now lost
he might have been spared the humil
iation which he brought upon himself
in consequence of the circumstances
in which he was left in the last days
Of his brilliant career.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
INJUNCTION GRANTED.
Drama Entitled .The James Boys in
Missouri" Stopped.

Kansas City. Feb. 13.-Judge Teas.
dale, in the circuit court here. granted
the application of Frank James fol
an injunction to stop the production
Of 'tThe James Boys in Missouri a
drama depicting the James boys as
train robbers and bank looters. and
which has been playing at local
theater.
The injunction proceedings were
brought by Frank James, his mother
Zerlda Samuels, and his stepfather,
Dr. Reuben Samuels. James petition
alleges that the play was harmful to
the youth of the country in that it
gloried in outlaWry, and said that it
uninstly revived reputation that he
had been trying to live down for 20
years The suit raised the question
as to whether or not private citizen
could be portrayed on the stage with.
out his consent whether to his dis.
credit or not.
Judge Teasdale instructs that James
furnish bond Of $4,000 to indemnify
the theater people against loss in case
the decision is overruled by higher
court.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
FAvoRs PANAMA ROUTE.
George s. Morrison, Engineer Of the
Canal Commission.

Washington. Feb. 13.-George S.
Morrison, an engineer member of the
Isthmian canal commission. testified
before the senate committee on inter-
oceanic canals. expressing prefer
ence tor the Panama route. He said
that according to his opinion the dam
at Bohio. on the Panama line. could be
constructed for much more reason.
able sum than had been estimated and
he also thought the construction Of a
dam there entirely practicable. He
did not believe the double chambers
in the locks would be necessary and
he thought the control Of the Chagres
river entirely practicable. Mr.. Nor.
rison spoke of the plan for canal
through tunnel as proposed in the
San Bias (Darien) route as chimerical.
He said that no person could under.
take to say in advance what material
would be encountered in running .
tunnel and that therefore the risk
would be greater than could be esti-
mated. He also thought it impracti.
cable to tow ships through such tun.
mel by means OF an electric trolley.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
SHOWS MUCH IMPROVEMENT.
Young Roosevelt's Condition Assumes
a Favorable Aspect.

Groton. Mass, Feb. 13.-"Youne
Theodore passed a very gcod night
and his condition shows much I'M
provement"
This was the announcement made
by Secretary Cortelyou regarding the
condition OF the son OF President
Roosevelt. who has been i'll With pneu.
monia for several days at the Groton
school here. The night had been un
eventf,l and except on one occasion.
about 80 o'clock, no one had been
seen moving about the sick room. At
this time one OF the physicians was
summoned to look at the boy, but ha
stayed only a few moments and after
that all was quiet until daylight.
From expressions made by the
school authorities and those more in
terested in the case it is l.elieeed t'at
the boy's condition, while not removed
from the dangerous stage. has as.
sumed more favorable aspect.
For the first time within week.
the weather changed during the morn.
ing and although the sun was shining,
there were signs of disagreea5ls
weather.
The special car in which the presi,
dent came to Groton from Washington
has been replaced by a larger car. al
ranged to accommodate more people
While no definite arrangements have
vet been made for the return OF MI
Roosevelt to Washington it is indicat
cd that if the improvement in his
boys condition continues he Hay
leave at any time
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
FOR EDUCATIONAL WORK.
Movement on Large Scale Backed
by Moneyed Men.

New York. Feb. ia movement to
organize educational work in the
United States. and particularly in the
Soltl. on scale larger than has ever
been attempted heretofore, is gaining
strength rapidly in this city within a
few weeks, says The Tribune. 1t has
attracted the favor of a dozen or more
men Of great wealth, among them
John y. Rockefeller and his son, who
are said to have determined to give
needed financial support. Several
millions OF dollars are ready to be
pledged to the great undertaking and
abundant means will be available as
soon as the plans for organization are
completed.
While there have been frequent
conferences of late regarding the ed
ucational organiaati1sn to be formed it.
may be several weeks before the men
who are busy with its plans are ready
to apply for charters. So far as there
has been substantial agreement. how
ever. the plans Indicate the formation
of strong central educational board,
which will direct i'm a general way
the work to be perfo" med in various
states by branch orss a.lizations. For
time the efforts of the organization
will be devoted to educational work IN
the South. but later on. when Southern
educational systems and facilities
| have been brought UP to high stand
4 ard, the organization will probably de-
vote it's energies to work in the North
ern and Western states. The organi
cation is to be formed on such a sub
stantial basis tsat it will be self per
petuating and will be expected to in
crease in power and influence long aft
I er the men who favor it at the start
| arc dead.
When the central board is formed
under the charters to he obtained, it
is expected that William Fl. Baldwin,
i Jr., will be placed at it's head Mr..
Baldwin has been engaged in many
municipal reforms while he has been
president of the Long Island educa-
tional board. He has devoted much
attention to educational work in the
South and is secretary OF the Southern
Educational association of which Rob
ert H. Ogden is chairman.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
PROFESSOR PEARSON OUT.
RESIGNATION From Northwestern Uni
versity Accepted.


versity Accepted.
Chicago. Feb. 13.-Charles w. Pear.
son. whose recent utterances against
the infa1libility of certain portions Of
the Bible occasioned wide comment
in Methodist church circles. has re-
signed as professor Of English litera.
ture at Northwestern university. The
resignation, it is stated. was volun.
tary.
Professor Pearson also asked for a
letter Of dismissal from the Methodist
Episcopal church. The letter was
given, but afterwards recalled. as its
possession by DR.. Pearson would in.
dicate that he was in good standing
in the church.
The professor is to continue in
charge of his class until successor is
found and his salary is to continue till
Jan. /, 1908. His letter is as follows:
"I hereby tender my resignation as
professor of English literature in
Northwestern university. With the
kindliest feeling toward you all and
best wishes for the future welfare OF
the institution to which ! have given
so many years of service. am. very
respectfully yours. G. w. Pearson
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
PETITION AGAINST TRUSTS.
Memorial introduced liz the Senate by
Mr.. Turner.

Washington. Feb. 13.-When the
senate convened M,. Turner (Wash.)
presented a memorial from the ma.
tional antitrust league ennmerating
certain trusts and combinations
which, the memorial sets forth. were
operating in conflict with the Sherman
antitrust law. He said the petition
stated that the existence Of these So
called trusts had been called to the
attention of the attorney general Of
the United States with request that
the machinery of the government be
set in motion with the view OF the
destruction Of the trusts but thus far
nothing had been done. The petition
prayed that congress take action in
vindication Of it's law. He asked that
the memorial be printed in The Con-
gressional Record, but Mr.. Gallinger
IN. I'D objected and it's printing was
not ordered.
AT the conclusion Of routine bust
ness the senate resumed consideration
Of the Philippine tariff bill. Mr.. Teller
continuing his speech begun on Mon.
day
IN the course Of his argument Mr..
Teller paid a high tribute to the
craftsmanship which dictated the pol
icy OF the United States toward China
during the trouble two years ago.
He did not know he said, whether
that policy originated with the late
President Mckinley or with Secretary
of State Hay but it's wisdom had been
demonstrated and the whole world had
been placed under obligations to the
United States for it's strict observance
II believe said the Colorado sen
ator. that if there could be as much
craftsmanship and wisdom and mercy
applied to this Philippine trouble we
should he able to get out OF it with
credit
Mr.. Teller quoted newspaper and
magazine articles to show that cruel
ties and tortures were applied to Fill
pino insurgents with view to forcing
them to reveal the hiding places o
their rifles. The particular torture
upon which the Colorado senator
dwelt was the water cure. On the All
thority Of one writer Mr.. Teller sait
that of 16O Filipinos to whom tht
water cure had been applied all bu
2G had died from its effects.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
RECEIVER FOR CITY BANK.
urien Trust Company Of Detroit !
Named,

Named.
Detroit. Feb ls.-Judge Donovan
has appointed the Union Trust com
pany OF this city receiver for the
wrecked City Savings bank.
Judge Donovan fixed the bond Of the
trust company at s6o0.Ooo. The Judge
announced that he would later appoint
an attorney to act as counsellor for
the Union Trust company in this mat
ter. 1t is said that he mas under con
sideration the name of eX-Congress
man L. A. =. WeadOck.
Prosecuting Attorney Hunt has be.
gun suit against the directors of the
City Savings bank on behalf of Wayne
county for $25O.OoO. The county is
one OF the heaviest depositors in the
wrecked institution.
Cashier Henry r. Andrews of the
City Savings bank is reported weak.
er. His mind wanders and he has
symptoms OF recurrence of his heart
trouble.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
keot Down to $50, ,ooo, 900.

Washington. Feb. IA definite
understanding has been reached by
the river and harbor committee that
the river and harbor bill now APP
preaching completion shall be kept
down to about $60,O00.00O, the amount
carried by the measure framed and
defeated last year. The committee Is
working daily but the decisions on
specific items are all tentative and
open to revision.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
CAPTAIN AND CREW PRISONERS
Rebe! Ship Sinks the Venezuelan
GunhQat.

Willemstad. Island OF Curacao. Feb.
IA schooner which communicated
with the Venezuelan revolutionary
steamer Libertador confirms the re.
port that the latter sank the Vene-
zuelan gunboat General Crespo, re-
Gently. near Cumarebo. The captain
and the crew of the Crespo are prison
ers on board the Libertador.
No confirmation has been received
of the report that naval engagement
took place Monday last off the coast
of Venezuela. though the sound of
cannonading was heard here that
morning.
The Venezuelan gunboat Bolivar is
cruising in these waters. The Lib
ertador is also off this island.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
JUDGE DICKINSON DEAD.
Former Member Of the Minnesota su
preme Bench.

Dickinson died shortly after 5 a. m,
at his home in this city after an i'll.
ness that has confined him to his bed
for period OF about four months, and
has held him within it's grasp for two
wears or more.
Judge Dickinson has been a resident
Of Duluth since 1894. at which time he
left the supreme bench of the state OF
Minnesota and entered into law
partnership with w. w. Billson and
Chester A. Congdon of this city.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
NO pRo.eoERs IN CANADA.
Patriotic Boast Made by Lord S.. ath
coma in London.

London. Feb. 13.-Lord Strathcona,
who appears to have completely recov.
cred his health. presided Tuesday
night at meeting of the Colonial in.
stitute. when J. Fl. Turner read a pa.
per on British Columbia.
Both the high commissioner and the
agent general spoke of the loyalty Of
the Canadian people. and Lord Strath.
coma was loudly cheered for saying
that not a single individual in the
whole dominion could be got to pro
fess himself a pro.Boer. He antici.
pated that swift communication with
Canada will shortly bring the Pacific
coast within eight days Of England.
Admiral Fremantel and Gilbert
Parker, NJ. p. referred to the strategic
advantages Of British Columbia to the
emnire.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
Diamond Thief Sentenced.

Glendive, Mon. Feb. 13.-Jerry Nc
Carthy, a baseball player. was given
five years in the state penitentiary for
the theft OF nearly $4,000 worth of
diamonds from the trunks OF G. F.
Claussen. a travelling salesman for a
Minneapolis jewelry house. McCar,
thy confessed to the crime and led
the officers to the cache where he had
secreted the Dlunder.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
Ask an increase Of wages.

Chicago, Feb. 13.-Engineers and
tiremen of the Illinois Central system,
have requested increases in their
wages, says The Chronicle. Commit.
tees representing the two branches OF
work are now in Chicago for the pun.
pose of comforting with officers OF the
road.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
Wants Securities Returned.

Detroit. Feb. Ex-senator Wither.
bee has begun suit in the circuit court
against f. C. Andrews, formerly vice
president of the City Savings bank.
whose overdrafts and overcertified
checks caused the banks suspension.
to compel the return OF certain secur-
tiles, including concession tor q
railroad in Mexico.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
LEAGUE Of American whee,men.

Torrington, Conn.,. Feb. 13.-Twen
tv.one delegates. representing ~
states. were present at the opening
session of the national assembly,
League of American Wheelmen. here.
The national president. S. A. Earle OF
Detroit, presided. The morning SEES
sion was taken up entirely with the
presentation of reports.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14

Madrid, Feb 13.-There have been
renewals of disturbances In several
towns. At St. Sebastian. crowds OF
people stoned the police and the latter
charged several times. A score OF
people were injured. At Barcelona
the strikers and workers have had
several conflicts Shots were ex-
changed and number of people were
Wnllnfleii
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
Left $1,000, 600 to Charity.

New York, Feb. 13.-Mrs. Julia Ell
MA Brewster Brick, who died at the
age OF so in her home in Brooklyn,
Feh 2 beoueathed in her will. which
has inst been filed, great portion of
her estate Of nearly $1.00O,O00 to char.
tiles.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
coNr.uEs GROWING WEAKER.
Hope Expressed, However, That TOT.
stoi May Recover.

Yalta, Crimea, Feb. 13.-COunt Tol-
stoi is continually growing weaker.
His temperature is low and his pulse
varies from 400 to 1O2. The pneu.
monia is not spreading and the i'm.
proyement in his pulse and tempera.
ture has awakened hopes that he will
rally.
All the members of the counts fam
ily are assembled at his bedside.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
rAe Great a.allacatiea.

The animals were preparing for anna
teur theatrica1R.
81 want to be the heavy villain" said
the sheep.
"You!" snorted the intelligent horse.
You'd make a fierce looking villain.
wouldn't youy"
"Nlaybe not" retorted the sheep. but
I'll bet none Of you can beat me say
ing 'Bah!' - Catholic Standard nnf:
Times. s.sa s..4,.5s.....sy..ss ..sss. .,,s.s4ss4
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
DUFFERlN DEAD.
FORMER GOVERNOR or CANADA
ANp DISTINGUISHED D!PLo-
MAT PASSES AWAY.
SAD END OF NOTED CAREER

Never Recovered From The Shock Ex.
perienced by the Death Of His son
in South Africa and the Failure Of
the london and Globe France Cor
poraton and Kindred Concerns OF
Whicl, He Was Director.
London. Feb 13.-The Marquis OF
Dufferln, former governor general oi
Canada and who had filled many high
diplomatic posts in the English se1v.
ice. died at 6:25 a. m. at his residence
at Clandeboye. County Down. Ireland
Lord Duffarin had been long in II
health. Ha passed away peacefully
after night of total Inconsistencies
Lord Duffelin never wholly recOv
cred from the shock which he eXpe.
rienced as the result of the death o.
his son. Lord Ava. in South Africa
and the failure Of the London ane
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
FORTY MAJORITY
------------------=----
ANTl.Ol. Ol.EOMARGARlNE MEASURE
GETS THROUGH THE HOUSE
AS AMENDED.
opposlTIoN's FINAL MOVE
Chairman of the Agricultural Commit
tee Moves to Recommit the Sill, but
the Motion Is Lost, ~ to 1e1.
Amendment Adopted, 1852 to 1924, Pro.
veiing for the Inspection and Brand
ing Of Renovated or Process Butter

Washington, Feb 13.-Tle house
has passed the anti-oleomargarine bill.
When the house stet vote was
pending upon the amendment to the
oleomargarine bill which provided for
the inspection and branding OF reno
waited or process butter and immedi.
ately after the approval OF the journal
the roll was called.
The amendment was adopted 1872 to
1924. The announcement was greeted
with applause.
MIR. Wadsworth. chairman of tie
committee on agriculture, then moved
to recommit the bill with instructions
to the committee to report back the
minority bill as substitute.
The motion to recommit was lost.
III to 161. This was considered test
vote and the bill was then passed
without division.
Under the agreement made last
week the remainder OF the day was de-
voted to the consideration OF bllls
from the committee on war claims.
Bills were favorably acted upon to
refer to the court OF claims the claim
of Jeonemus s. Underhill for addi,
tional compensation for the constrnc'
ton OF the monitor Modoc. amounting
to SGT 600. and of the Atlantic works
Of Boston for the building of the
monitor Casco. These monitors were
built during the Civil war and the
claims have been pending in congress
for IS years.
Red Lodge picket., 1902-02-14
FOR SALE
Merchants, No. 40.

Bay Horse. weight about 1900 pounds; star;
left hind ankle and pastern white; right hind
pastern white, with black spots; foalded 1882.
Bred by Hugh Huntington, South Charleston.
Ohio, and was owned by Keystone Stock Farm,
Omaha, Nebraska.
Sired by Aletus 1902, 2s:ee5. lst dam Clara. by
Happy Traveller, $40. record 2:e7h: I'd dam
Leila Rookh, by Mambrina Gift l2:sO) SSs. sire
Of Mambranettc, 2:.i, and six others better than
$50; three sires with three trotters; seven dams
with eight trotters. Sd dam by Imp. Lcviathan
thoroughbred.
Aletus 1909, :2,, by Alcyone, 7se, 2:21, sire OF
Martha Wilkes, 9 os. and thirty Others by Geo.
Wilkes: dam Nettie (dam OF jerome Turner,
2:l5,., and Newsboy. 2::ss,al. by Tom Hal sum.
Happy Traveller. e:27ls. by Hambletonia"
Prince $40 (sirc Of twelve in the lst) dam, Lazy
Larkin by Little Jacket, Mambrino Gift 5s4'
30 (firat horse to trot in 2:2O) sired by MAN.
brino Pilot %, dam, Waterwitch ldam Of six III
the list by Pilot. Jr.. l.: sire OF the dame Jay
Eye See 2:1O p. aO6'4 ard Nutwood, 2:1s'l. etc.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-31

Any resident OF Tucson, who moves
before April 10, will please notify
CHARLES T. Conneli. 127 west Penning-
ton street. publisher OF the Tucson
city Directory, In order to insure the
correct address In that work. 122-tf