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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31

isruns tusrbsn bic ,.iGparsen Diamans
ten" in 8ufunft 70 gut ipis uneriGtpines
LID fein, aber aud Der better fituirte
IbeiI Der 8ebbIierung ipirb bic Ausprefs
flung bur& antbracits8 arone flbIen.
Yin benz iol Der Streif bic S&uIb tras
gen. 50 berfi&srn tp~snieitsns bic Ssrs
rem unb Meiiter Der Sflapen unb bic
3pifdenbdnOler. Sic erfIdren, bab itr
sanaer 8Orratb erihbpft isi unb bod IN
eS Statiade. baB i'm naben llmireis
Netp Oorts 100000 Tonnen Sartfob.
len aufsefpeidsrt iinb. Bic bisis ~
$40 per 9onne abseiebt iinp, tpirb Sas
publiium eefdrBpft unb bic 8ereleuts
tbanen ipeiter bunsern, trdbrenb biz
Grnfmaenaten ibre bobenloIen 2ai@sn
flaen.
Aus suberldIfeer Auells tparbe in grs
fabrHng gebraGt, bab bic porbanoenen
8orrdlbe bon Sariioblen in 9bilabeIpbip
bel BEN iebi8en 8erbrau@ nur bis ettpo
Witte September reiden tperben. Die
8eridte, oaB bic giienbabnen bon ibren
Yorrdtben an bic 3oblenbdnbIer abee.
ben. fno ialfd. 9tur bic 9snniptpania.
8abn bat ettpas ab~sesebsn, ba ie ibrt
Weihioblen esbrau&en Tam.
Daniel 2anbermann, 8ormann elmer
@rube ~ Shenandoah. ipurbe bon Strei.
fern bur@ einsn SduB in bic S@uItsi
unb bas @eiiat perlest. Die betrsfeu.
ben 85rpsrtbeile iinb poq bon Rsbpos
Ten. bod boffen bic Aer3te. ben Manu
am 2eben erbaItsn 40 f6nnen. Wsbrers
anbere Sireitbrs&sr tpnrben i1tper mib'
banbeIt. 8srbaftsbefsbls wurbsn Mon'
tag sesen cine AnsobI trsifsnber BERG.
leute erlofen. bic perfhieoene Beanie,
bic in Raptieofe sur arbeit seben moi.
ten, a~ufsebaltsn uno ansesrifen baben
ioqen.
StaatStruppen amf8ebptem +!
Die ertpdni&te GeIeesnbsit jum Auf.
sebot Der NationaIsaree baben am Mitts
mod bic Sireiisr in Sbenanboab, Sdupl.
tla County, bur& einen Mufrubr eeseber
uno bamit ben 8oblenoperaiorsn ben
erbBtmbeIi&ften @efaaen eetban, benz
Jest fbnnen iie unter benz Sdub bes sri.
liidrs ibre @ruhen betreiben uno bel
Staat mub aubem bic 3ede bsSablen,
Do bic lotalen Bebbrben ben Aufrlbrerr
niGt eetpa&fen iino. 70 bat @Oup. Ston'
Das 8. uno IL. &eelment unb bic @ou'
uernsurs Truppe Der Electromagnetic mad
benz S&auplab Der nnruben abeefanbl
uuo bieie iperoen teute 8efis bon oel
Stabt nebmen.
Die nnruben ~besannsn eeitern Abent
uno es trurben stpei 9olisiiten eef&Ofer
uno Der 3auimann 8sbbal, Elm 8rupe,
oes S&eifs, su lobe maIirdtirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31
Der 8ahumoIcA.

Die spiidenhaailide SanbeIs.g om.
milton perbfsntlidte foebsn einen Be-
ridt iibsr bic Gifenbabnunfafs in ben
8~ereinietsn Staten in ben erften brsl
Npnaten bieisS Sabres. NuS bemieIben
aebt berpor. bab fi6 in ienen brei Wonas
ten 1870 Goailionsn unb 1913 gnisls's
iuneen ~ereisneten unb stpar BEL pafas
eiersleen 22I @oIiiionen foipie "a Gnt.
e%Ieiiuneen. So purben in ben brei Wp.
naten i'm @ansen 8l3 Berionen bel gi'
ienbabnunfdaen seiDOtet unb 1858 Der.
lebt. Der bur& bic nnfdle uerurfahte
S6aben an Glssnibum purbs auf ST.
9l4,258 berednet.
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esnsral sufas mep.r IN qurppa.

General 2ucas @sper, Der frabere
@ommanbsur Der Dranie > Buren,, traf
Sonntae auf BEN britii&sn Dampisr
,,Briton" in England Elm. Derislbe
Dampfer bradts biele britii&e Dffieiere,
nit oenen Repsr b5df famernbiGafiIia
perisbrte. Wsper fdbrt mad Dresden,
Saaien. gu feiner frau unb To@ter,
nit benen er i'm Dfiober mad Slbafriia
surddfebren mil. 81 erfIdrte, bab ieiney
Aniidt semdB bic susiGtsn far SGbs
afriia entf&ieben einitiee finb.
Ri9t btIsst.
Sn Pearl. gapeoIonis, belt bsr 8us
rem. @sneral 8oiba idnsff cine Rsbe, in
rsl&er er berborbob. bab sano Slbafs
rita unter elmer eemcinfamen SABINE
ffebe, unb baB bic Buren niHt befeat
uurben. Die 9uIunft fur bic Buren, fei
stuar bunfeI, ober @laube unb SoEnuns
perbe ibnen bur6beIfen. Afrifa fei ibr
SaterIanb unb ibr grbe.
SOttas Nabnuns.
SIN Stslenboi& ipurbe Wontaa ben
buren, : @enerdlsn Delaney unb Boiba
cine Opation bereitet. Stubenten aoaen
Re in auii&en nn& Der 1Ounbaae, nnb
bel BEN 5riibftld bafelbit iuarieten bic
Stuoenten auf. General Botba bieIt
cine Anipra1e. CT erfIdrte. bab ibm
Der Tag Der Specialization Der I&merauoa.
tie in ieinem 2eben sepsien fei. bod
nun es gei4sben lei, iols ma es ais ben
Dilsn 8otiss betrahtsn. ObeIei& bic
Rationalitdt oer Nfrifanber bis 40 einem
8etplhen @rabe beeraben iei, iperbe ie
bod IN BEN ~eefeliHaHIi6sn 2eben in
SdSafIifa Elm febr ipidtiesr 5aitor blsi.
ben. @eneraI 8oiba Iobte bic ffaatss
mdnnii1en Sdbieieiten bes fraberen
Prditbenten Steiin unb er mabnte feline
3ubbrer gum Sdlub : Nun Ia6t uns
nlht mebr UNI bic Yolitif ioigen, fonbetu
pstiuben. uns in Slbafrifa eliidlid 40
maHsn. eenn mir baben feine anbere
9eimaib
8srmif@t 9aarittsn.
General Detarsp eriIarie, bic 8ursn
bditen afpar ibre 5laees unb ibte Sc.
tpebre b%e8raben, ulbt absr ibre Irabis
tiunen.
9er sranspotibampfer ,,Dinnifrs.
olan" III nit elnem Tbeil Der canabifHen
9llfstruppen BON Sdbafrifa in Salifar,
U. g.. auseIanst.
8eribte aus Der Dranie Riber. goIos
ME seiBsa, bob bic 8msbers rei&lid
@ologelb baben. Das WetaI it bee
i4mubt. iuoraus bsrDorasbt. bab Is cine
8eItlang pereraben mar. 3uelei6 iiebt
man. bob 0eriuGe ssmadt iporbsn iinb,
es gu reini8en. sbe - in Circulation gee
febl ipurbe.
SIN 4ltona traf Der ftabere 8urens
G%ommanbant S4iel Montae ,u Idnsss
rem 8sfuh bon 8ertpanbten Elm.
General Deipsi traf Wcniag Na&mits,
tag u%nertpartei in @apItabt Elm unb mart
10 als Blaine ieiner Srsunbs Gber ben
Saufen, ibm einen eIdnsenben @mpfane
gu berelten. SEES Abenos ipurbe aber
troboem ibm su @bren Elm Santett Der.
%anitaltet.
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Staot nno gonntb.
ilnisre SeIepbOH RUNNER If 1886.


= Stabteontroleur q. 30. GofsIo
bat f& bon feinsr 8ranibeit tpieber
erbplt.
= Sen gbeIeutsn Souls RIein bon
Tranflin Mpenue III IeBte @oHe Elm
StammbaIter seboren tporbsn.
- Der Sudfer 9bomas Sanbs, Der
obne cine 2iaens fem GsT9aft betrieb,
rnubts am Samftns sl5 Strafe be.
aablen.
= 9as neue Diris 1beater an gbams
Nbenue, bic friibeve Wafenbale, uirb
tuabrf&einIi& Gnbs bes Wonais ausuf
er5ffnet tuerbsn.
= Serr unb Sruu Srant 8eder unb
To&ter traten Ieste @Ods cine Serien.
reife an unb befu&ten harrisburg, 8aI.
timore unb @aibinston.
= Sentp @. 2oftus III Donnerfaa
als fanitdrifder @sbdlis , Boli,iit bes
1~eiunbbeitss Bureaus ernannt tporben,
als Na9fol8sr bes abBsiestsn 9bomas
y. Serbs.
= 8if&of 6oban sriIdrte Dienitaa,
bab bic in elmer @iIfss.B Barre 9eiiuna
ssbraGte @a&ri6t unipabr iei, bab e.
nabe Safe @omo 1000 ader 2anb anae.
Fault babe.
= 9err Geo. u. 8rieseI unb SamiIie
bon OIibs Strabe, bic felt ben Isbten
paar Bo&sn in Der Naabarl&aft bon
5astorpbils pertpsiItsn. finb ON Montas
ipiebsr beimeeiebrt.
- Die SUNDAY Srse 9reb III borIdu.
fB auf unbeiimmts Belt sinasfeat nor.
ben. inbsm g. 80. Gallagher. Der ilrs.
LID bsrsn 2eituns iibsrnabm, fe BEN
frlbsren gi8entbtmer ipieber abertrus.
@siI Better s. 8aisr Dor Bo&en.
frif bfentli& eriIdrt babsn fol-. bab
Sarrp @omitOd Elm Disb fsi unb ct bies
bsipeifen Tonne. berflaete @omicd ibn
Disnfta8 tuesen 8erIsumbuns fdr 49,.
500.
g. SinsrfeIb's 2absn on 8enn
abenue tparb am Srsitas RaGt bon
msbreren einbredsrn bsiudt, ipsl&e bic
pprbere 8sIsrtbfrs srbra&en une bann
bic @eIbIdublabe I'M s25 8aareeIb be.
raubten.
- abmiraI George 9eipep, Der SeIb
bon Manila, perlebt nit feiner Satin
ben Sommer i'm Rontaneiea Saus su
Wt. Poeono. Sic trafsn am Samfae
bortielbt elm unb ipurben ber,li1 en-.
pfanssn.
- Se6s befannte go%ntraitoren unb
@runbeisentbdmsr. psIds bic idbtifGs
Bauorbinan3 bertebten, muBien Samitns
ie 85 Strofe unb Rotten bssablen ;
Supt. Der 8ausSnipeitiOn 8rotpn sr,
i&isn aIs Rldeer.
- Der 6udffer 5bomas Dbite tuurbe
9onnertas in @rmanseIuns bon $500
8dref&aft BEN @sfinenib iibsrtpieien,
neil CT BEN Sommiiiiops. RatIsr 8o.
bsrts cine Rife 6i&tsnapfsI ipesfibibsn
uoIlts babel aber srtappi ipurbe.
= Sobn Noran unb Sobn Wcgaribp,
beibe BON NinOOfa, bic ON Samftaa
absnb betrunfen parsn unb in Der 8.
& 8. 9abnftation Elm paar S&ube unb
bic Sanbtai&e bes 9. u. Sauliner f6
aneieneten, tpurben bsrbaftst unb Sonn.
tag ie $40 bsfraft.
- Gin Pfsrb. ipsI&es Dor mebreren
@o&en frsi umberlaufenb auf Der Slb.
isits bon Der 9OIisei aufsssrifsn ipurbs,
it am Iesien Donnsrftae bon Supt. Der
Poli3ei Dap gum Preiie bon $40 5ffsnt.
lid berfteiesrt ipcrben. @irt Douns ers
belt bafslbe sussi&Iasen.
= 9ur@ Rnabsn, bic nit Strei&b5I.
ipielten. truEbsn Mpntae 4aGmit.
tag bic 8orbdnae in Der Dobnung bon
Srau Gang an 2inbsn Strabs in 8ranb
esistt. Die 5eueripsbr tpiirbe obne
alarm bon ber 9batia&s benahri&tisi
unb iOnnte bic Slnmmsn I5i&sn, che
psiterer S&absn entfanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31
Jtalien unb bic S6pei; baben bic
Strsitart bearaben.

Die @snfer 3situns tbeilt nit. bas
bic eiplomatii&sn 8saiebunesn atpif&sn
Stalien uno ber Sdmeis ipisber aufee.
nommen tuorben fnb. psl&s am 10.
GptiI b. s. abaebroden ipurbsn. tpsil
bic SGpsiSsr Resieruna f& ipeiesrts,
itir einen in einem @enfer MnarGihens
Blatte eri&ienenen ArtiisI @enustbune
su eeben. in Deldsm bas Nnbsnien bes
ermOrbstsn a6niss 9umbert bsf&impft
ipurbe. Die AusiObnuns fam bur& bic
8etmiitIuns DsutidIanbs gu Stanbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31
Mbma&unseH 5tpif&en @roebri.
tannieu, Japau nnb Korea.


Cine SpssiaIsD spsi9s aus Seoul, bsr
Sauptitabt bon 8orea. eiebt ben Abf1Iub
zines tpi&tieen nebereinfommens jipifHen
ben bortiesn 8srtretern Sapans uab
@robbritanniens, unb BEN beIonberen
8eratbsr bes 8aiiers. BEN iapaniG5en
Siaatsratbe 3aiO befannt. Dabur& 40.
rautiren bic beiben genannten W6Hte bic
unabbdnsisieii 8orea's unb beripre6en
Ibm 8eifanb in allen pl&tiesn aneeIe.
senheiien. bic auf befien innere. tpie due
Bere golitif ginHub baben. 9orea ber.
pfIidtet ii& baeesen. fem Sser unb feline
5lotte auf cine Sbbe su brinaen. bab fe
fir feline eieene Bertbeibieune esniiaen
tpiirbsn. unb bob Cd bel eitpai8en AnIeis
ben fih auf ben @elbmarft in Sapan.
@rob. 8ritapnisn unb ben Hereinafter
Staten bsidrdnfen mil. Weiter CT.
Hart eS, bab feline AusIdnber in ieinem
S;aatsbienfte anssfelt, ba6 Mabreeeln
aum Shuse feines 2erriioriums eetrof.
fen, uno baB Elm Yrpieff seeen ale Ser.
ionen unb Staten srInfsn tperbsn icI.
bic beriu&en. @erfe obsr Uaulihfeitsn
~ erri&ten. bic bieisn gian Der nationas
len 8eribsibisans blnberR i6nnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31
Gin aath fir Bitter.

Gin Ratb fir Bitter. Ssib ibr
borbereiiei 2 - yin uni&uIbia ausle.
benber ApfsI. elm faiter Grant, ipsnn
iberbist. fam eu6 Soree unb Irabfal
brinsen. Srau 8oia 8ott. las AibmOr
Use. Sronton, no., ridtet folaenbs
Worte an bic Witter bee 2anbss
,.Sorni's Wneenhdrter 1T elm %ipsrtbpol.
les Sausmittsl. Sebs Mutter, pelder
bas @obl ibrsr 8leinen am Ssrssn lieei,
ioate cine 5laI&e fur gentle 8Oriomm.
nihe i'm Sauie bnlten. Diein 8ieinsr.
10 Nonate alt, ipurbe bon Der rptben
Rubr befaaen. @ir IieBen iofort unie.
rem Sausar,t rufen. aber ct ionnts nit
beitem @iRsn unp Biaen ni&t ben Ser.
louf Der 2ranibeit bemmen. Der arms
8leine purbe INNER elsnber unb ipie ct
10 bIab in benz 1ett&en lag, madten
mir uns i6on nit BEN @ebaHfsn Der.
traui, ibn su psrlisren. Sa fam mir Elm
sIiidlidsr @ebanie-bie SIaide Maeen.
itdrfsr-sr tpiro belfen. @eba&t, ae.
tban. Nsin 8inb ipurbe ftdnbIid better
unb ipielt iest ipieber. eeiunb uno mum.
ter su meinen 5lBen. 5orni's Waeen,
itdrfer bat Jpn uns erbalten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31
Demti6cs
CONNER Sbeater,

Netp Bort s6auipisIsG uismbIs.
Am Withhold, ben @. ausmff 1909,
Bsnef; fir ben S6aufpisler unb
Sdnesr Serb. Urban.
Ta! Gum rftn @alf! ~OpnndHIassHl
Scr Sr0mpGier Don SaGinaeR,
RumaHtii&ss S&auipid nit @tlams In
5 9fteu.
9tbsH atanr Der SasfdT&su trsmpsirn>
labluna eirtif ettlts Stud, ptlhfs baTdb bic
RtBlnl& fn OpsrHtiHlastn btfcnbnsH Hsii IT.
ball, inisrehtrtn.
Nnfang prdrft 6.i5. Gintriit, IS gts. Sc.
i~trDtrtt SiBs IS Gts. 8tlstf lnb lu babsu bd
Albni 3snfs, prnH aof. 8rib Scl,nestI, NyS.
ming WIT, ). Z. 8atrfnbcli 32l penn Aps., fur
bic Sneisiis In en RsbaiiOn bfs v9OurHal."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31
OeutfAes Wilitdr nil ni6t Sir.
Gus fpteIen.

Die ,,OIpmpii&en" Delssoisn aus
Chicago ftoben uuf a%lIerIei S6pierieisi,
ten. es au srtpirisn, bob Abtbeilunssn Der
osuii6sn 1ruppsn unp Der Warins su
ben uIpmpifbsn SpieIen mad Chicago
seididt tpsrbsu ioaen. Wan balt bas
fur sntipdrbiseuO. ..@arum iOasn Osut.
f6e Solbatsn'', fraet man. ..ben Zine.
rifanern gum Spab an elmer Circus Dor.
tsuune tbsilnsbmsn 2" n~sbrissns bleibt
Die @ntiHsibune baruber BEN 2aifsr an.
beim. Dsuii&s AtbIetsn psrben ,abl.
reid bertreten iein.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-01-16
ARMY OFFICER SEEKS DEATH.
Prevented From Taking His Life At
ter Desperate Struggle.

San Francisco, Jan. 4.-Capt. w. ].
D. Horne, of the Ninth cavalry, U. S. A..
made a deliberate attempt at suicide
in a fruit store owned by A. Dalporto.
Dalporto was dressing chicken in the
rear part of the store when the captain
walked hastily up to him, and asked
whether the knife he was using was
sharp. 1T is" said Dalporto, and in an
instant Horne grabbed it and slashed
himself across the throat. Dalporto
grappled with the captain and a desper-
ate struggle followed in which the fruit
man received a slight cash on the right
side of his neck. The shouting and the
scuffle between the two men, both
standing six feet high and each weigh
ing 200 pounds, brought a crowd, and
with the aid of several men Horne was
oVerpOwered and taken to q hospital
He will probably recover from his
wounds. Capt. Horne arrived from
Manila in December. While in the SER
vice at Manila the captain was serious
ly ill in the hospital, suffering from dys-
EMERY and fever, and has been an in
valid for some time. He was to have
appeared soon before retiring board.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-01-16

The condition of affairs in Liberal
circles in England seems to have i'm
proved very sensibly since Lord Rose
bery's Chesterfield speech: There are
indications now that the factions
may be brought together under the
noble Lords leadership on some kind
of platform having to do with the
Boer war. Public sentiment in Eng
land, while almost unanimously in
favor of prosecuting the war to the
bitter end, is now supposed to have
undergone some change. Multitudes
of Englishmen are eager for cessa-
tion of hostilities. and there is some
possibility in the opinion Of good
judges, that reorganized Liberal
party may be formed around this GEN.
trail idea.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-01-16
GIVES A SWELL DINNER DANCE
MOST ELABORAE AFFAIR EVER
SEEN OUTSIDE OF PARIS OR
NEW YORK.
FLOWERS AND WINE IN PLENTY
AFFAIR GIVEN IN HONOR OF A
GERMAN MILLIONAIRE CAP
ITALIST.

Butte, Mont, Jan. 14-F. Augustus
Heinze, the young mining Napoleon,
Saturday night gave q dinner and dance
at his bachelor quarters on Broadway
and the young men who came away
from there Sunday morning say it was
the SWEETEST thing of the kind ever seen
outside Of Paris, or perhaps New York.
The affair was given in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. D. H. Watjen of Bremen.
Watjen is immensely rich and is a
member of an extensive shipping firm,
and a great amount of his money has
been devoted to backing Heinze in his
fight against the Amalgamated COM
pany. Those who point him out en- the
street and at the social functions to
which he has been subjected in Butte
tell it that some day, provided that sew
eral other personages died in the mean
while,
He Will Become a Count.
He came to Butte, it is said, for the
purpose Of examining the mines and
smelters Of the Heinze company and to
be looked upon as Heinze's German
royal relative and financial hacker.
This has been SO successfully done thar
HeinZe's stock has risen several points
Watjen wore a wealth of jewels at the
social gathering.
II am told her diamonds cost 5000, 000,"
said one young society lady, whose eyes
sparkled with envy as she looked at
the magnificent tiara, the glistening
dog collar and the dazzling strings of
diamonds and pearls that dangled down
to the knees.
.TndUe Harvey There
Several hundred of Buttes best peO-
pie were guests at the dinner-dance,
among the distinguished ones being
Judge E. w. Harvey of the district
bench whose name has become famil-
far throughout the land in connection
with HeinZes litigation and favorable
decisions.
The floral decorations We're magnif-
cent and cost thousands of dollars.
There were twenty dozen bridesmaids
roses that cast $lO0 a dozen, and COR
sages for the ladies with yards of pink
ribbons on each. The place was choked
with costly flowers, and the wine,
there We're RATS of it," said one lady,
land everybody was SOBER" Every
body is talking about Heinze's dipner-
dance.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-01-16
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Overflow From the Wires I'm q Cor.
densed Form.

Overflow From the Wires I'm q Con.
+ .densed Form.
Smallpox caused the closing Of the
Richview 0ll.) schools.
Lerona Bell was scalded to death in
q pail of water at South Bend. Ind.
Ames Boyce, pioneer of McHenry
county, ILL.,, is dead aged eighty years.
Mrs Nancy Taylor, aged fifty-six
years, burned to death at Muncie, Ind.
Suicide is alleged.
! The extradition treaty between Chile
and the United States has been ap-
proved by congress
| Admiral Schley held a public recep-
ton at Savannah, Ca, and received a
delegation from Columbus, Ga, inviting
him to visit that city.
raj Schley handsome gold and silver
loving cup on the occasion of his visit
to Knoxville, Tenn, Feb. and 6.
The north half of the opera house
block at Fayette, Mo-. including the
opera house, was destroyed by fire,
causing an aggregate loss of $4,000.
DR.. Lapponi, the personal physician
of the pope. is authority for the state
ment that the pontiff has not in years
enjoyed such perfect health as at pres
ent.
The Peoples Bank of gainesville,
Ohio. has closed it's doors on account of
the suspension of the Euclid Avenue
Trust and Savings Company of Cleve-
land.
Herbert Reasoner and Fred Foor-
man, both members of leading families,
We're arrested at Muncie, Ind, and con-
fessed to burglarizing the First Baptist
church.
James Burgess was killed and two
companions injured by the explosion of
blast in the mines of the Webster
County Coal and Land company at Lee
high, Iowa.
Andrew Carnegie has offered the city
of Columbus, Ohio, $150,O0O for library
purposes, provided a suitable site is
furnished free and the council appro-
PIRATES $4,000 annually for it's mainten-
ance.
1t is announced at Richmond, Ind.
that, by gifts from Sarah Hollings-
worth and Zachariah Stanley, late
prominent Indianans, $4,000 have been
added to the endowment of Earlham
college.
The discovery of oil in Texas in an en-
tirely new field is said to have increased
the wealth of Former Gov. Hogg over
$8,00O,000, he owning in fee simple 270
acres of land of the 400 acres composing
the elevation on which the oil is found
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-01-16
VIEW Of NORTH DAKOTA.


sg.
Revolutions EndOrsfmg y, j. Hilps.
Railroad Operations.
Fargo. N. DAT the North Dakota.
Grain Grower1 convention at Fargo
on the 10th lnGl.. a series Of resolution,
were adopted Which concluded as fol
lows:
1t is the sense Of this meeting that,
in resisting the attempts Of the Unios
Pacific road and its allies, on the on.
hand. and the Canadian Pacific railroas
and its feeders on the other, to secur.
control of the Northern Pacific railroad
James ]. Hill has performed a notable
public service, and once more displayed
the far-sighted and business-like policy
that has characterized his long caree,-
as the great developer of Northwestern
resources and the most watchfu
guardian of Northwestern interests.
Mr.. Hill built great transcontinent
al road through wilderness, that ha
grown, through his efforts, into tn.
richest empire on earth, and nevei :
asked a bonus or subsidy. He has con-
nected that railroad at one end with
fleet of vessels that carry American
products to the Orient, and bring bach
the trade of the Orient to the North
west and to the whole nation, and a
the other end with shipping facilities by
water to the Atlantic seaboard--all o:
this, too, without dollar of bonus OIL
the selnblance of a subsidy. Trusting
to the resources Of the country for thu
traffic to justify extension, he has en-.
tered every section that needed trans
portation facilities, and constructed
often at loss to himself, lines int
sparsely-settled and unproductive com
munities. During all the years of rail
road building. there has been a reeu.
lar, marked reduction Of freight tariffs
according as the volume of traffic in
creased and warranted it., and a uni
form disposition to make temporary
sacrifices for the permanent improve
lnent of the country
In view of this record and in recognl
ton of the honorable and upright
course of James J. Hill in his dealingA
with the farmers of the Northwest, We
congratulate the country upon his sue
cess in preventing the absorption Of the
Northern Pacific by Union Pacific IN
terests, on the one hand, and the Cana
dian Pacific manipulators on the other
and express our confidence in the pur
pose and ability Of Mr.. Hill to give
to the States of Minnesota and North
and South Dakota, the best and cheap
est transportation facilities to be hac-
by the people of any section of the ma.
ton.
Two years ago Mr.. Hill came to our
convention and gave us some good
points on diversified farming and Other
matters of interest to the farmers OF
the Northwest, and stated that he
would furnish free transportation tc
delegations of farmers from the differ
ent counties of the state to visit the
agricultural college and state farm
which offer many farmers have accept
ed, to their great satisfaction and ben
etit.
He also stated that he expected tt
build some large steam vessels, costina
n number Of millions of dollars, to put
on the Pacific ocean trade from this
country to the Orient. We notice By
the daily press that this statement Is
being fulfilled, and it will make new
market for the farmers of the North
west to their benefit.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-01-16
CRARRIE WRITES TO TEDDY.
Says That President Values Ierscs
More Than Men.

Mexico, Mo-. Jan. 1O-Carrie Nation the
Kansas smasher, was in this city to- night
and freely showed copy of letter
which she had written to President Roose-
welt, in which she charged him with
showing more consideration to the horse
than to his fellow man. Here is an ex--
tract from the letter:
''Can you refuse to buy horse be-
cause his tail was cruelty cut off and not
have a word of help for the thousands
who are having and have had their food,
clothes. health. love and heaven cut off
through the infamous liquor traffic? Con-
sistency. thou art jewel which few pos
sess."
After reading the above extract from
her letter to the president, Mrs. Nation
said: II have spent four or five months
in Jail and expect to spend more time
there, for when the Lord tells me to
smash, smash.
II am in Gods chariot. 1t came along
one day and I jumped in. He holds the
reins and I can't stop it If I would.
claim that there are no legal saloons IN
the United States. There cannot be. foc
you cannot legalize SIM
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-01-16
INTERSTATE COMMISSION.
Thinks Compulsory Competition Is
Not Advantageous.

Not Advantageous.
washington, Jan. 6.-Martin A,
Knapp, chairman of the interstate COM
rnerce commission, in referring to tho
Chicago meeting of that body, says:
ut is my personal conviction that the
effect Of consolidation is to lower rates
and to make conditions more favorable
for the shipper. Compulsory competi
ton is not to the advantage of shippers
in general. 1t is sure to result in in
justice and inequalities in rates. The
shipper who is best able to pay high
rates gets low ones, and the little man
pays high rates. believe the history
of ten years attempts to enforce COM
petition between railroads where such
competition is not natural will prove
that consolidation will result in econo-
my in carriage and advantage to the
shipper. Consolidation and proper SUI
ervision is the proper thing for ship
pers."