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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-29
Tortured for Treasure.

It VIII De recalled by those familiar
with the story that the old pioneer
died from the result of the torture in
fictcd upon him by the robbers in the
attempt to wiring from him informa-
ton in regard to money it seems he
did not possess. The sum of $500 was
secured and three of the Williams paid
for their crime with their lives.
Floyd claims 10 have brought the
party here in entire ignorance of
their real motive i'm mal<ingt he trip.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-29
BUNCOED BY KNOX
Rock Island Given Raw Deal by
the Galesburg Colle-
gians.
REFUSE TO STAND EXPENSES
Then to Rub 1t in Umpire Awards
Game to Home Players
DonncIly Hurt.

| Rock Island forfeited yesterdays
game at Galesburg, being obliged to
quit after its half of the ninth in
ming in order TO catch the evening
train for home. The umpire there
upon awarded the game to Knox. The
score:
Rock Island. % l o o o o. 6 2
Knox -...O 90 O-1 B =
Batteries Milton. Smith and Will
Jams; Arthur ana Zealuski.
Worst of 1t All Around.
The team seems TO have been made
the victim of IA put-up job by the
Knox management. Expenses had been
guaranteed to the professionals, but
the crowd was a slim one on account
of threatening weather and Capt.
Porter, of the college team, refused
to make good, taking the departure
of the Rock Island team to catch the
train before the game was finished
as his excuse. Manager Donnelly says
the agreement was made before the
game was started that the contest
should he called at o'clock, the
train being held so that the team
could catch it. The Rock Island play
ers hurried the game as fast as posi-
BILE and VIXEN ; o'clock came and il
was necessary for them 10 leave Capt
Porter refused to stand for their cX-
pcnses.
DonneIIy Injured
Manager Dunnelly became the vic
tim of an unfortunate accident dur
ing the game. \ foul that nc batted
struck him in the right eye and rem
dered him unconscious for time. lie
had no time to- procure surgical at
tendance till nc reached this city and
last evening for time il was feared
that the injury might result in per-
mancnt damage To the eye. This morn
ing, however. the member was better
and il * believed that Manager Don
nelly will be able To resume his place
in center by the end of the week. The
accident is particularly distressing
coming as IL does at the beginning of
the season.
Lister Dropped.
The team was reduced still further
today by the release of Charles List
er, of Savanna. who was signed to try
for second base. Lister has never
played professional ball, but Manager
DonneIly says he is a most promising
yOungster, and another season of am
ateur ball will probably round him
out into player who will be able to
travel in almost any sort of COM
pany. The IS men now on the team
it is expected will be kept till the
season is well started.
Final Practice.
The players worked out at the park
this afternoon and they will depart
for Decatur tomorrow. Thursday the
season regularly begins all over the
Three-I league. At Tcrre lIautc, how
ever, Rockford viii open tomorrow
to avoid a conflict with Il circus due
Thursday.
School of Instruction.
President Sexton held Il school of
instruction for the Three-I league
umpircs at his office last evening and
this morning. Those present were
Leo Mesmer, Fred Popkay and John
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-29

C., r. & Q. railway Will sell at one
fare plus $500 tickets to Denver, Col,
on certificate plan; selling dates April
10th to 25th; good returning April
Goth for annual meeting Daughters
of Revolution.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-29

Peoria, ILL.,, and return $3.7O on GER
tificate plan, May LIST to 5th, via II. 1.
d Il. railway, account annual meet
ing of Red Men. Good returning UNI
ill May 10th.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-29

Springfield, ILL.,, and return one fare
(S4.65), open to everybody, via the
r. d p. railway, May 5th to sth, ac-
count republican state convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-29
hooInfInstrnctIon.

President Sexton held ii school of
instruction for the Three-I league
umpircs at his office last evening and
this morning. Those present were
Leo Mesmer, Fred Popkay and John
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-29

Queen & Crescent service Cincin
natl to Atlanta and Jacksonville, tn,
best in the country
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-29
Later Dropped.

The players worked out at the park
this afternoon and they will depart
for Decatur tomorrow. Thursday the
season regularly begins all over the
Three-I league. At Tcrrc lTautc, how
ever, Rockford viii open tomorrow
to avoid a conflict with circus due
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-29
TIPS TO TRAVELLERS.

Only through car line to Asheville
y. c., Queen & Crescent route and
Southern railway.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-13
Carnegie Elm Creuuo Der
Starcte.

Sci einem in Stem Dorfer Metropo=
litan Club su sbren elmer Nn5abl
Grieesturreiponoenten peranltalteten
Seite1sn traf bon alnoreu Carnegie
Elm Sele9ramm eln, bas Die tapferen
Yuren auf Soften Gnalanos uerberr=
libt. Sn oemIelben beiBt es
Sen Wdnnermoro als fol9eri9tige
&onlequen5 Des Rrieges ansuleben. lit
sur 3eit Der erDBte 5banoHef Der
MenI1beit. Niel miro iiber 9inee ge=
ltritten, Die eine veioiliirte" Griegs=
fiibruue als erlaubt era6tet. SD balte
bies fir aeine perfebrte Soeenauffal=
iune. IS giebt feline rcioililirte"
Griegsfiibrung. so lange mir bel
Sdlidtung internationaler Streitfra-
gen tsm be1eres Subliitut als oas
segenleitise brutale 9lieoermeBeln se=
funoen baben, miro Die reeae @ipiliIa=
tion tpenig 5ortidritt MAIDEN. gls
leitenoe 8ruuoioee mag oesbalb sel=
ten, oaB Die Station, Die fi6 einem
frisolihen Sdieosseribt nibt fiisen
iuia, aub fitr Die Tolsen oes entitan=
benen Grieges berantwortlid lei. 2ebs
teres trifft nit @nalano gu, oas Elm
tapferes, 1riItlihes Golt ausrottet."
Seinem Gorluurfe geeen @nglano
fiiste Carnegie III Dem Selesramm nod
bel. oaB 9merita glei6falls auf ben
Ybilippinen Elm driltlibes 8olf be-
tdmpfe, uno er eiebt li6 Der Soffnun9
bin, oab Dem @relel balo ginbalt se=
6oten tperbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-13
gd)re6tin,e GxpIosiota bon
>Nattara0s.

Chicago, Slls, i. Jebluar. Sn
Gol9e elmer 8aserplolion, Die am Witt-
nod NbenD in Dem 2ltodlsy.l t5ebauoe
gto. 376 %. StraBs iiuiiIuno, nito
llnAeldhr III petlonen INNS SeOen Qe-
tonmen ilno ous @sbauoe lparoe gdll5'
liD 5stitDt.
yis um neun llhr 9ibsnos soaren
fiinf 2eid)en auIgefunoeu lporoen. Gte
geDOrien alle einer 6unlills All. gtlcDl
ein einSiaes Mltalieo oieisr 6anilis TT
nit benz 2eben 0aDongetommen. Sie
aufgefunoenen 2eiben linD biejenigen
onGtto3rofe!, oerin BEN obsngenanns
ten Webdnos eilsn WtbAyrlaoen battle,
lelner 6rdu uno lelnyr Drei G,noer.
0rvl anoere Ainoer 5roltsls lino nod
nlAt uutgcfunoen mOroen, e5 unterlieyt
aber taum einenl 3luelIel, oab aud lie
Ito0t unter oensSrlmmern llesen.
Die anoeren orel Ysrlonell, bic ums
leben getommen 5u ieln ltelnen, tparen
&unoell. Die IN Dem 2aoell Glnfaufe
mahten.
! Die Grplofion lam obne jeoe Wars
Inung nno i'll eluem Nuyenblld mar bon
Dem Bebauoe auD niehts mebr iibrig als
ein 0auien bon 5riilmnern. Neben benz
lropel1Nen Nuosn ltaro Die Wirtb=
iUalt Don SObu Wc2eoo; auh 0ieies
8ebduoe musoe i'm Nugenbllf aerftDri.
IS belbt, oab aud bier stpei perionen
9etDotet moroen iino. es 1T oies aber
luabrl6eini,h nibt Der sfaQ.
Die @Iplolion mar tuabrfheinli6 in
JOlge elmer Nnlammlung BON Seubt=
aas i'm Reller eutltanoen. Die Sriiln=
mer 9erletben i'm Nugenblif i'm Srano
uno luenu Die Neute, Die lih in benz
Sauie befanoeu, 1lidt aui Der STEELE
getDotet muroen, baum liuo lie obne
Yweifel balo perbranut.
Sen lebten Yeribteu sufolge, lino Is
Terlonen bel Der grplpnon um's Seben
getommen uno Der anseridtete Shaoeu
belauft lid auf $50, 900.
Sle unyetOmmenen lino: Otto S.ro,
ltel, IS SABRE alt; Otto Sroltsl, IT,.
y, Seua Sroltel, Z, Minnie 5rOltel, 8.
uno 0tamle IrOrel, IL Sabre alt;
Jleo. SrOltsl, SNeBser; gteffe uon Otto
5roltel. % Sabre alt; Sophie Snist;
Disnltmdohen bel Sroltel; Wtarp Eo=
ientDal. 80 Sabre alt, 9to. 2lll Yur=
pie Str.; 5Sr0u 9R. &aufert, 9to. 374
-. Str.; gowin &aufert, IA Sabre
cit; gtumle Raufert. 4 Sabre alt; VIII
orsD HUlo, Der bel Jrau Rauiert
Iuobnte.
ungefdbr rs Yerionen lino BON u,n=
bertliegsnoen 8lasiherben uno 5riim'
mern aler 2lrt Derlebt lporoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-13
S@stsesaeacr GiS 3rieN.

gotobama, 81. Sanaur. IS lino
bier gilselleiten iiber Den (Idun genet
oeten) Yerlult bon et,pa 200 iapani=
f1en Soloaten, tpelGe erfroren, eillos.
troffen. 9arno9 pnroe EN- Som=
lnailoo BON 210 Waun, tpel1e Win=
termdrihe iibtsn, an Der NoroipiBs Der
Sniel Sonoo bon einem gli5saro lber=
raIbt uno perlor oen g4eg. Der
Gdnee in oen 8ebirsspd6en lag 5tuan=
sig Tub tiei. I'm lid au uarmen,
uerbranilte Die Nbtbeiluns 10 aielnlid
ole brennbaren. @eeeniauhe, Die Iie
nit iid fiibrte. SrOBoem ftarbsn piele
ben grfrierungstoo. Die Il uebsrle=
benoen seritreuten 1iA oann uno bemiib-
ten lib, in fleiuen Sdaaren Die ndb=
fen S6rfer su errei1an. 2lber nur
einem 2orporal selang es, aus oen1
@ebirge 81 enttonmen, llno er purot
bon elmer &ettunssmannIDaIt aufae=
sriffen.
Man fiir0tet. BOB alle anoeren Mit=
elieber ber Expedition toot lino.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-13
Die 7uabrl)eit komnst 81 Gage
2 peiteren btlllgen gerfaufStagell

amdbre oaB suei 8aan bae au Db als e uDor
Die Saa no Is. - 0ebrnar snn mir esn bli9er yer
annDioen br 9r enaen onr mas
Gud opon bes5uaeh Hno
mir brei bas 8so 5hf babn eiH Yfat mot bfRolsI
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-13
8ssstaler 3oppelutoro.

9Dinnipeg, Won.. 4. 5ebruar. =
Walter @oroen, Der BON SaliIor bier.
tergebrabt lmo Der GrmorDung bon
George $. Sap uno Saccb Smit0 i'm
Suli porisen Sa6res anaetlagt .uaroe,
bat Elm @eltdnonib abseleat. Gv Gate
Sam eriboiIen uno feline 2eibs in oj1en
grunnen geDorfen. Ga Der 0uno
DAMS nidt BON Der StsQe fortgeben
ppllte, tDotete Botoon aub oicien uno
ct mari i'm ieirem Serrl na6 iii Den
Srunnen. Smitb fam ba3u uno um
5u psrbinoer, bab er ausplaubere, TDob
GORDON au6 i'm nieber uuo er luarf
leine 2ei0s 81 ben anoeren. Horoon
bate Dam ermoroet, UNI in Den YeHk
leines GiaentbumS gu selansen. Ser
M0roer 1T erl % Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-13
Das DabrifspcSct cDio'S bat
astactt utt,tett.

Wai9ingtpn. 8. IS. 80. San.
Das Genius Bureau Bat oen fpi9en=
Den geriht iiber oas '5abritlpelen III
Gbio fur oas Sabr 1900. bergliben
nit Dem Sabre 1890, uerOHsnili6t:
3abl Der gtabiiilements. 80, 393.
3Lnabme. Is Yros. @siamnltarbslts
.lobns, 153, ,955,3 $3.50; 3ulobme 20
pros. Yeribieoene glussaben, SO. :.
548, 500; 3unabme 81 pro8. Soften
Der berabylieten Wlaterialien, $447,=
.l65. .2ll; 3unabme 81 Brus. Bsrtb
Der prooutte, einid)lieBli6 Der Gepara=
turen, 1881. .527,740; 3ltnabme 80
prp8.
Sn ben ein3elnsn Stdotsn TT oas
BerbdltniB fDlaenoes:
Atron- -Rapltal, s24.2l0,Sl Cue
nabme 70 Brosent. Brpoutte $23, :
62l, 500; 3urabme 38 Yroaent,
eantDu &apital, $1,000, ,8l3;
Nbnabme Ii Yro3ent. prpolttte, $l2, ;
258. 427; 3unahme 8 Bro3eilt.
Cincinnati -Rapital, 100. .432, 142;
3unabme 5 YroSent; Yrooutte, 157, :
.476, 40l, Nbnabme 20 proSert.
glepslano- Gapitai, $98, 1903. .682;
Yunabme Al Yroaent. prooutts,
$l39. $40, 806; 3unabme "a pro5ent.
Columbus Gapital, $25, ,002, ,741;
3unuhme IS grosent. Brooutte, $50, :
.O67, ,643; Aunabme II proaent.
9apton - Rapital, $28, 1927, ,5l8;
3unabme 1903 pro3ent. prooutte,
s35, 697 695; 3undbme SO Yrosett.
Sprin9fielo - Sapltal, $l4.09l,=
159; Wbnahme 4 prosent. prooutte,
$l2.777,173; 3unabme 10 pyosent.
5oleoo- Sapital, $25, ,59l, ,9l6; 3u=
nabme l02 pro5ent. prooutte. $37,=
372, ,355; 3unabme IS pro5ent,
Youngstospn = Sapital. $22, ,36O.. :.
097; 3unabme 1856 proSsnt. pruoutts,
$34. .801. .10l; 3unabme 1877 proSent.
3unespllle .Snpitnl. $5,l62, ,067;
3unabme % Yro5ent. prooutte, ST.
466, 839; 3unabme % pro5ent.
9amilton &apital, $l2,575, ,92l.
Yrooutte. l2,O03,3l6.
Qima-S Sapitol, SIS, 407 ,584. Pro=
butte, Sc, 705, 1856.
Sn 1890 purDen Samilton uno
2ima ni6t ieperat berihtet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-13
Ccifentlid)cr gerfa,sf.

Syn Nuftrage Der Common pleos
Court tuiro Der llnteraei1nete ain ID.
Ssebruar .. s.. spiiben | uno 4 ubr
NaAm. Die gum Giaenthum oes perltor=
bsnen Sobn Nnoeresg aeb0renoe 6orm,
oelegen in perrD Sp., Susearamas Co..
o., 8 Mei!en noroiueltlidb bon Sippe=
canoe. O., sur 0ffentlihen 0eriteiaeruna
bringett. Dle sSarm belfebt aug 243
Nfer 2ano nit 2f6fisem Oaus, 28x3O
SSuB, neuer 5denne. 38x87 Sub, Sd
lerei uno anoern Webengsbduben.
Gaufbebingunaen i Mn3ablung. ]
in einenl Sabre, llno ] in atpei Ssyabren.
Die ipdteren Abaa1lungen miiHen bnrn
9Dpotbet geliAert weroen.
S bn Maufh
Observation-Disclosures Sobn Mnbsreg9's.
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.'g33 seli
GcrciteIt.

8ur6 0erratb Slueier permeiutlit1en
@umpllSsn uno oAlb unfallell0e Yps=
fibtsmaBre9elll Sipeier 51erlffs uno Deg
Staotmarlbals 5inlterDaio bon Ntbens
Duroe lebten 5reitdg Na1t in @ulipo=
les, g., ini1lau eingefdoelter Ylan CUR
Seralbung elmer reiheil Wittme, Na=
mems 1Rarn Ygisiilu, psreitelt. uno
muBten srpel Der uermegenen. Dallunfen
ibr 8prbaben nit Dem 2sbsn bilBen,.
leioer murosn aber aud Morlbal 6in=
lterwalo uno 0ilt5 Sberili Manring
bel Dem &ecDntre nit Den 8anoiten
ibmer permurost Srau Yrielilp be-
,pobut nit ibrem 9ieffen uno einem
8ienltmaohen tin arobss Snus. allein
uno permob1te ibre iroiihen Sbdbe bis
Dor &ur5en in einem elernen biabes=
lihern @eloIbrante I'M GelIer. Ston
metrmals uurosn Yeriud)e eenlu0t,
Die alte Dame 81 beraubell, uno lab
.olelelbe Iid) SblleBli0 na0 einem ana
oeren. Dermabrunssorte iiir Die Gbdbe
uln.
Cine 8aroe fam einen Ylan ans,
oer alten 9ume ronmals einen unaebe-
ttnen geiuh obSultatten, lie gu ioltern
uno 81 betpegen. oen Verned ilres
8eloes gu besei1nen, poer i'm Weisers
ungsfalle oielelbe au ermoroen. 3mei
Wdnner. ytamens Bob sweet unO
Weloon 2ple muroen in Ole pldne Der
Rduber einsetpeibt uno als 6onlpli5en
aetponneu; bod psritdnoisten oielelben
ben Sheriff bon sltbens gountp, louie
ben Waribal Siniterualo bon Den fluid.
piiroi9en Nblihten Der 3duberbanoe.
Die geamten orsaniiirten veiu beluaifs
netes v@lgilana 9omite, uno sogen
nad oem 9auie Der Trau prieltlp, no
lie li6 in perIhieoeuen 3aumen uno ei'
nem Goblenlduppsu pert6eilten. I'm 7
llbr erihienen 4 Wermummta Dor Der gu
beraubenoen Wobnun9 uno be9cbrtsn
ginlab.
0.rr Sobn Yrieitlp Difnete bic 8blr
uno berein ltiirn>ten sluei Mduber, fpnie
oeren masfirte 8ertrauensm1nter Rple
uno Smeet, uno fofOrt erOhneten bic
geamten ein beftiges Gsuer auf Die
glnorluslin9e, lpelhe oas Geuer erpi'
osyten uno, mie gin9angs ertpdbnt,
Den rpaferen Ntaribal uno sinsn Dilfs'
lberiff aefdbrlib perpunoetsn. Sic
beioen &duber murben eri6oNsn uno
u(s Sobn Qpsle uno Saroep QNiIliams,
8'uei notorii9e oeIperate @burattere,
loentifictrt.
Gin Ybotosrapb Names Sobn Gam.
born bon Wt6ens muroe auf ben Ser.
oadt Der Wittmileuidaft OIL benz ge'
plunten Berbrehen perbaftet. Die Be-
p0lterrne bon 8allipolis uno Ntbens
beiinoet li1 in Iieberiider Nufre3un9,
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NitIciO

Semoubenl Der ipiiientlib bem 0erberber entaeaen=
gebt gpenn g. ELM Wenid BON bletdeln nt,6 aelben
slnsieben. an Gbrenianien. Musenfl,nlmern, &opi.
fdner5 fbletbtem .@eidbmad, gerbauunsitbrun
6allepergiftung unb ipritigem 10 beutliden Gpntp.
tDnten lintmer Wtaeen= nnb 2eberfranfbeiten Iebet
oab er BON iener aranbett fpiien miB unb es lpirb
Dseiem 9atienten burb Sautenbc ped)e banti fnrir.
puroen beuieiei,, ba es en ereS Nitte Der Seilnna
fir ibrt 9ebtio peroient er fein Witlein ipenn er m
hieies MIR aus Yilanaen bergeitelte obne 3peiiel
mirf5ame Seintittel nibt oeritafft fplbern Iieber
fam ib Sebcrniann taufen Gs fpItet nnr rs Gents
uno TIT III alen Mpotbefe 5n hdben nb es ipirb aen
Geutem tuele nit einer nod 10 ibpereH Granfbeit bes
Wagers ner 2cber ober ber 9drnie bebeftet nb eber
nno banernp betieu ote oab bie sarten Gingeineioe
babel bon i1arfeu nietaaien Get3tieIn iuie Quecf.
ber angegriffen perbcn Gieses W}itteI inb bic be-
ribmten ct Nernorb Rrduterpilen. al
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8udleu'S Mrnica Sal6e

1T meltterii9mt purb ilre wunper6aren
6eiIerfclse. sic iltertrift iepe anoere
Salbe, meci5inilde 3ubereituns oper
8atiam ais Seilmittel fir Shuittz
munpeu, \olbnerausen, Sranpwunpen,
SustI&un9en, 0unpel, Scpflhprf Seu>
len, Oelhwulte, glutgcl6wiire unp ale
Arten BON loautausiAlas. Dao etnSige
N)itttel 9esen Sdmprrbpipen.
loeilung 9arantirrt. Die S6ahtel gu 25c.
in Der Nprtbefe spn 6rant 0utlcr unp
Sp9u.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-13
GurGttsar GrpIofiem.

ct. 2ouis, 2. Tsbruar. Wie eju
telegram aus Suu Mntpnio. 5sras,
iaqt. lino burd eine grploiion oon
GpDlenItaub in ben meritanil6en 0on=
oo=Winen be; @ObiQa IS Yerearbeiter
iofort 9et0otet uno ipeitere SO 9efabt=
orobeno inter Srilnlneru beoraben.
9a lid i'm Nugenbiid Der Grploiion lGD
8er9leute in Nrbeit beIanoen, 10 fiirb=
tet man, oaB iiber 100 MsnIdenlebell
perloren gesangen iiao. SDeitere De-
tails feblen nod.
9ie neuiten Melonn9en loTei Ell,
ieben, oab oas llngliif nod Ibrefliber
mar, als suerit 9emeloet puroe. IS bes
fanoen it6 106 2eute in Der @rube, oIs
bic @rploiion erfolste, uno ale liGo
toot. Sie Mebr5abl Der Spfer beItebt
aus Mericanern uno Gbineisn, unS es
beIanoen ii6 nur penige Nmeritaner
in Der @rube an Der 9lr6cit. Seoer
MauleIel in Der 8rube tpuroe eetDotet,
uno beute ipuroen orei toost 5bisre aus
ben Sriimnlern berpor0e5ogen. Gie 2tr=
belt aur 6ortrdumung Der Srilnner
miro nit aler Gnergie betrieben, e3 III
jeoo6 teine Spffnung oorbanoei, onb
elmer Der l06 2eute le6snb au's SaQes=
lidt 9ebraAt iperoen foru. Seine Ga,
men Der TerullgIiiGten li1o big jeBt in
grfabrung gebruG)f lDoroea. Ser S6a=
oeu III un9ebeuer. 9ie Grube 1T Gi9en=
tgum Der GoGbuila @oa! Company.
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Ma9en ltcbrrfuuOeu.

Die NdttuncenzNrbcit lit cine un6es
fannie Sohe bel jenen tleinen, uuermi.pz
lihen Arteitern - Or. Sings o9(cip
2tfe 9ils". Nillipnen raspn finn ltet5
an pcr 2lrteit, bel 5ag unD bei Naht,
sur Scilun9 ron Gerpauungslt0rungen,
0ailenleipen, &ppfiAmerSeu, 6ietsr, geter>
unp 9llerenlsioen uno Seritcpfuns. ecicbt,
an9cnebm unD ftber ,pirfenp. 9lur 25c.
bei q. Muaer II. Spbn, 2lpptNefe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-13

= Sm Sabre 1901 ipuroen bon
perionen in ben 8ereininaten Gtaaten
in Boftanpeilungen allein beinahe brei
Millionen Gronsn oil 8eripanote uno
MneebDriae in Mortpegen gelbift.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
..CONSTITI TIONtL" cor Accused
O'Bricn VIII ne Tried on charges Preferred
b, Capt Price.

Policeman James J. o'Brien Of the Tre-
mont station. known TO friends and foes a.
-Cons,it %utional- O'Brien, because Of his fam
iliarity with department rules and prece-
dent. and his fondncss for argument, has
been charged with INSTRUMENTATION and dis
obedience of orders by his commander.
Capt. James X. Price. The trial will a
place next Wednesday in Tho Bronx and
will he conducted by Police Commissioner
Partridge in person, First Deputy Com
missioner Thurston having made q pre-
hminary investigation and ordered the
captain to make the complaint.
o'Brien il charged with having refused
10 make entries IN his memorandum book
concerning what he observed on his tours
of duty ON the Sundays Of June is and 2?
II l. said that O'Brien may have sensational
counter charges to make.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
GREAT PARTY ENROLMENT.
>OuETUI>G IIDT\TII t>TfR
~ M MOrRtTIC >Ot ~.
- Per cent. Added to the Democratic
Primary Vote. u 7.S Per cent. TO ihr
Republican -rwo Districts have Wore
Nru Enrolled Ihan Noi~> Last fah.

only by a comparison Of th" results OF
the special enrolment printed IN iht
SrS last Friday morning aui Of III" regulai
enrolment of last fail can the intense az
tivity IN IN, Democratic party IN Man
haitian be understood lHE SrS her"
stvcs two tables The first contains IN"
results foI Manhattan Of the regular parry
.nrullment IN connection with IN" regis
tration IN October, 1901, AID III" special
enrolment in May and June, tht- year
With the Democratic and Republican to'al-
and the total po-sihl" primary vote thi>
wear. In the -,-ond table will h" found
the number II voters who Registered last
fall without declaring adherence to any
party. the total registration 81 1901 III"
Democratic and Republican Not" m IA"
election that followed and. finally, IN" total
vote cas, m that election
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
SIMMER boarding House lBurne D..

PoRr JERvis, July s-The large summer
boarding house Of Mary /. Miller at II red.
sullivan coun,y was destroyed by fire
Yesterday. !, would have been filed with
city bobrder- ths summer and ACC mmo-
,a,,d 100 guests. Loss. ~ co.; Insurance,
A,9cO Two year. ago a summer
boarding hou-e on the site OF uls was
burned II belonged to the late DIR. DE
Vogue Of New York. The father Of Mrs.
Miller.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-08-23

aid act as president pro TEN. Of this
meeting. Motion was seconded by
Mr.. Larson. Carried.
Minutes of meetings of July 18th and
18th read and approved.
The following bills were read, al
lowed, and clerk instructed to draw
warrants in payment thereof:
Bismarck & Washburn Lum-
Der Co., lumber .......... S GA. 70
Beardsley & Finney, supplies 1.35
July pay roll ............. 2O0.0 90
The resignation of Miss Laura Set
tie was read. Moved by Mr.. Will,
seconded by Mr.. Larson that same be
accepted. Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Will, seconded by MI.
Larson that the clerk be instructed to
advertise for bids for certain painting
to be done at high school building to
be opened Aug. IL, 1902. at s D. m,
list OF work to be seen at the clerks
Office or at school building. Right re-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-08-23
The Day We CELEBRATE.
Bismarck Gives Over the Day to a
Proper Welcome Of the 500
Road.
Crowds in the City, and Every
n Joins in the Celebration
of the Day.

The citizens of Bismarck are cele-
brating the arrival of the first 500
train this afternoon. The city is filled
with people from various parts Of the
state and the program arranged by the
committee is being carried out this at
ternoon. The city is decorated in
honor of the occasion and everyone is
Joining right heartily in the general
jollifichtion. A detailed account of
the celebration is impossible this after
noon. Suffice it to say that nothing
is being left, undone for the enjoyment
and entertainment of the guests, and
the day is in every sense a gala day
for Bismarck and the Missouri slope.
All bills incurred for the celebration
are requested to be presented to Chair
man McGahan of the executive COM
mittee on Monday, so they may be dis
posed of by the executive committee at
its meeting Monday night.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-08-23
STEVENS FUNERAL.

Forum: The funeral of Brakeman
Stevens, of the N. P, was held from
his home this afternoon. The Very
Rev. T. Egan Of st. Mary's Cathedral
conducted a short service, preceding
the removal of the body to the North
Side cemetery where the interment
was made. The following members
of the A. O.. U. w. lodge Of which de-
ceased was a member, acted as pail
bearers: G. M. Dawson, Charles Ber-
nard, C. M. Brown, J. P. Dahlquist, T.
W. Jackman and w. Garlic. Among
a number of floral tributes sent by
friends there was a beautiful wreath
sent by N. P. employees and a pillow by
Fargo lodge A. o. U. w. The obse-
quies were largely attended especially
by railroad employees in the department
to which their late colleague was at
tached. d.