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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18
Stirring Scenes at the Opening
of the fort Hall ReSerNa-
ton = Horses Beat
Train to Land
Office.

DOCATELLO Idar June 1Ncary $4,000 Fort
Hall Indian reseaton-neary of it fine farm
andith the exception of the lands within the hyemile
of Pocatco which will be auctoned off month from today,
= were thrown open o settlement today.
Nearly 5000 prospective settlers and miners gathered the
boundaries of the rushed into the reservation the
reached meridian and raced mady for favored locations, then
mady raced for the land Office Blacoot Although the lands
within fyemlc thrown open settlement today,
open location under the mineral land laws and in
consequence the hills of Pocae where it is known that
other minerals be found svamng with
? Iccors.
"Soonc simply swamed the reservation In spite Of the :
vigilance of the police and deputies who drove
other hundreds succeeded getting into the reservation long before
the hour Of opening arrived and after making the
Bakfoot entries that they had
pemped by parties who could possibly have remained
reservation until y o'clock today. Much feeling has been
aroused this fact, and win take place.
The exodus of the noticed in the crowds that gath
the boundaries Pocao today. Last night
thousands in the city waiting for the opening hour This
hundreds of these had disappeared those who took
the mad found "ooners7 in all of the reservation
The chief interest Pocao conferred in the mineral lands and
probably claims staked within miles of the
city Probably half those who part the rush
armed but spite of this and the fact that of instances
after the claim personal encounters took place
There many exciting for favored locations
There very general complaint that the police regulations
. anything but efficient.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18
PROBABLY MURDERED
BY WIFE AND BROTHER

HiattviIle Neb., June Thames
German and his sister-in-law. Mrs.
Thomas c. German, We're arrested yes
terday, charged with the murder of
the latter's husband. Thomas German.
who was a wealthy cattle owner, dis
appeared two weeks ago, and his wife
and brother gave it out that he had
gone west to seek another location for
their herds. A few days later Mrs.
German and James began selling the
personal property at the ranch After
disposing of as much of it as they
could. they left with a six-hOrse wagon.
taking Mrs. Germans 3-year-old
daughter.
Neighbors became suspicious and
made a search of the premises, finding
the mutiIated body Of Thomas. German
buried in the garden. Sheriff Hall
started in pursuit of the couple and
arrested them near Cody. German was
disposed to fight and was handcuffed
with difficulty The little girl was not
with them. and it is thought her body
is in the Big Horn river. Much excite
ment has been caused by the arrests.
and the citizens are demanding that
the child be produced unframed at
once. The man and woman are in Jail
a Basin awaiting a hearing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18
IRISH WILL TAKE NO
PART IN CORONATION

London, June 17.-At d meeting Of the
Irish members Of the house of commons
this afternoon, resolutions to the effect
that the Irish Nationalist, as a pro
test against the 'misgovernment of
their government" resolved TO take no
part in the present coronation cere-
monies. and that the Irish party be
summoned to meet in Dublin on the
day of King Edwards coronation. to
take into consideration the condition
Of Ireland. We're unanimously adopted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18
De LAMAR MINES SOLD
Venture Company of London Said
to Have Gained Control of
Property.
-snecial TO The Hera1dA

Colorado Springs, Colo. June IA
report is in circulation among the min
ing men here that the Venture corpor-
atlon OF London is purchasing the Cele-
DTated De Lamar mines i'm Utah. The
zeal Is being negotiated in New York
by samuel Enrich, a brother of-I.ouis
K Enrich of this city. Max Str& SIS of
Denver and Simon Bamberger of Salt
Lake. 1t is stated that John Havs
Hammond has already made an ex-
haustive examination of the propertv.
and is at this time engaged i'm ma king
report upon its ore reserves. which
are said to be in the neighborhood of
$5,OOOOOO. 1t is probable that the Lone
don corporation Will organize a com
pany along the same lines followed in
making the Camp Bird promotion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18

sequent drive today in Windsor park
do not seem to Indicate any fear of a
further attack u9on his person.
At Scotland Yard tonight the utmost
reticence was maintained concerning
these rumors. It was noticeable. how
ever, that the chief inspectors. who
usually return home at night. were all
on duty there, and while they refuse 10
see newspaper reporters until tomorrow
morning, they decline 70 either deny or
confirm the rumOr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18
KING MUCH IMPROVED.

Will Remain at Windsor to Rest Up
For Corona -.
London, June lit is officially an
nounced that King Edwa is mich bet
ter this morning. He passed a good night
and his progress toward complete recov-
cry IS uninterrupted. The precautionary
measures ordered by his physicians arc
due to the necessity of huSban6ine his
strength in view of the fatigues OF the
coronation week. Therefore the king will
remain at Windsor castle today. He was
keeniy disappointed at being unable TO at
Lend the Ascot meath race meeting to-
day, which he intended 10 omen with an
the state ceremonial Of the early DAYS
of Queen Victoria. He hopes however.
TO be present Thursday, Gold Cup day.
Queen Alexandra and the Prince and
Princess Of Wales went to the races to-
day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18
QUAY WANTS STATEHOOD BILL PASSED
Special to The HeraIdl

WASHINGTON, d. c. ookuD
W tight for the admission Of territories statehood gave
the that
would
He
Beveridge
bill this
consequently declines
admission
Of
b
New Mexico the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18
GROVER CLEVELAND HoNoRED.

Philadelphia. june IL-For the first
time in the United States the honorary
degree Of doctor Of Jurisprudence was
conferred today at the Augustinian col
lege Of St Thomas of VHlanova The
recipient was former President Cleveland
who had already had the degree Of IL.
D. conferred by the Princeton uni
yersity
The ceremony of comforting the degree
upon Mr.. Cleveland was a part Of the
commencement exercises Of the college.
and followed the dedication Of a new
monastery, college and chapel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18
TAFTs SUCCESS ASSURED

Washington, June 17.-Cablegrams re-
ceived at the war department from Gov
ernor TAFT indicate that satisfactory prog
with the vatican authorities I6okine ID
the acquisition of the titles TO the friar
lands. IT is believed that ALREADY the
basis Of an agreement has been arra neesl
sior.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18
DAN CAsWELL INJURED.


Boise, Ida, June 11.-Dan Caswell. one
Of the disCoverers of the Thunder noun
tain gold fields, fell from a bicycle and
broke his collarbone. He was on the eve
OF starting for Thunder mountain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18
FOUR MEN KILLED
BY LIGHTNING

Sherman Tex, June Flour men
were struck by lightning and kned
twelve miles southwest Of here today.
The dead:
William Coleman.
Henry Conway.
George Bratcher.
- Bratcher, brother Of George
Bratcher.
The men were picking potatoes on the
Coleman farm when stricken, and their
bodies were found close together.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18
SUBWAY CONTRACTOR TNJURED

New York, June 17.-Ira A. Shaler.
contractor who has been building the
rapid transit tunnel in Park avenue. was
probably fatally injured today and
W imam Barclay Parsons. chief engineer
Of the transit committee. was Slightly
hurt By stone falling on them while
they were I'm an excavation. Smaller was
struck on the head.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18
10 SEE DENVER LAUNCHED.

Denver, June l7--MayOr Wright and
about 100 others from Denver win start
for Philadelphia tonight to attend the
launching of the cruiser Denver. The
party will he augmented BIZ a number OF
other Colorado people already in the east.
who viii meet the mayors party in Phil
adelphia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18
FILLBURN FoR CoNaREss

Chicago. June 17.-John d. FiIlburn
was nominated for congress here today
by the Democratic convention Of the
Tenth district.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18
NOMINATED on 248d BALLor.

Beatrice, Neb., June 1.-THE ReDubli-
cans Of the Fourth Nebraska district to-
day nominated z. J. Hinshaw for con-
gress on the 243d ballot
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IContInued on q p
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18
Fugitives Taking Back Track.

A telephone message was received by
Mayor Eastman about noon from
Fourth. Plain saying a young man re-
p0rted having seen the convicts carry
ing guns on the road near Mill Plain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18
SILVER AND lead.

silver. 532C. per ounce.
copper, llAc. per pound; New York.
Lead. $3.50 per 100 pounds; New York.
SL12'z.
.oo-~~~~~-O-~~.~.~.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-18

Forecast for Salt Lake.
Fair and Warmer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
9nreMburq

Sn 8eispampa9 lit Or. Wepers
nod MUIR fursem &ranfenlaser i'm Nl-
ter BON As Sabren %seitorben. - Die
8ilbi6p: tine in BEN Nrbennen iinb
iebr sablrei6 unb ri6ten in ben Sc
senben pom Serl unb Snienbern utel
Sdaoen on; obidon utele Sreibias:
ben ~absebalten wurben, iino beren nur
menise erlest morben. = Sn @inieler
ltarb 9err NOlen i'm Sitter pom SO
uub in NOrtrinsen Srau OiHerbins
I'M alter pom ss Sabren. s ie Ort=
l6aft alielborn pirb iest nit Der Iu=
Benwelt bur9 etne Eoittuti6e @lerf
Sor9orn=& imelinsen= Stodemin Ser.
binouns treten. = Ser arbeiter eeon
Niielborn aus @ils wurbe in elmer
9auerte BEL Sid a.. 3. Ils. pom Ell
ner berabfuuenben Steinmaiie setrof=
fen, nobel er idmere @erlesunsen err
lit. - Ser leste Sabrmarft in 2int=
gen NOR siemlid gut beiud, Der 9an=
bel aber i'm ausemeinen 1au. - Dim
1. Mdrs wurbe in Niebertorn Der uier=
tie 9odofen auseblaien. Die @eieu=
i9aft bat in lester 3ett m~aiienbafte
geiteuunsen betommen; ein geweis,
oaB oiegrilts abnimmt. = Die Yfarr=
ttrde in Serl, melde ii@ i3ou ldnsit
als gu tlein eruieieu bat, wirb nun
enbli6 persrOBert merben, - Der 80
idbrise Qderer e. @asener BON DIN
gen wurbe pom collage seribrt unb
mar iofort eine Sei9e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
6ana has re9te aRittel. Gin Bur.

Gaaa has rs4te geittsl. Gin Bar:
ger uon gscanaba, Mi9., murbe fu.
rirt, obne baB feline Dottoren es muB.
ten. St ersdblt es folsenbermaBen in
etnem 8rief an Or. Peter Sabrnep in
@bicaso, Sus. : r@scanaba, Mi9.,
ben Is. Seb. 1901. Sebr seebrter
Ser Oottor! Sd babe Sbre mertbe
UseStsin idon 4 Sabre sebraudt. Sd
mar tranf lit an Der So grippe
unb bate teinen Stublsans. Ser
Oottor BIER bate mir Ptuen peri9rie=
ben, bic aber ni9ts balfen. Da fam
ein gutter Sreuno gu mir, Der bottle
MIR cine sroBe Slai9e pom Sbrer See
bt3tn, obne baB es mein Oottor muB=
tie. 0en nd9iten Sag fiblt i'd idon
beller unb mad @ebrau9 uon 2 Sla:
i9en rpurbe i'd gang seiunb. Mi4ael
Stebtte. = Wan bea9te, baB Nlpen=
trduter 8lutbeleber feine Npotbefer
WebiSin lit, ionberu nur bur9 eotal=
asenten ODER ben gisentbimer Or g.
Sabrnep, 112-11S go. Sopne aue
Gbtcaso, ST., besoseu merben fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
8aoeu.

&arIsrube. SIM beiten Manz
nesalter ftarb plDsliG Minilterialratb
Sr. Sdlu6er, elm berporrasenbsr Be-
aulter i'm Miniiterium bes Snnern,
na9bem er fl1rae 3eit als Sberbirserz
meiiter in 2a6r t5Gtig gepefen mar.
SGlufer, in Mannbeim seboren, mar
Der S6tpteseriobn bes friiberen Mtntz
tiers Gifenlobr.
g aben=8 a b n. Ser friibere
lanaidbrise 9eiItltae Der bieiisen att
fatbolti9en 9emeinbe YrofeHor Or.
Spbann Watteri9 lit i'm 8enebittinerz
&loiter 8euron pteber our rDmif4z
fatbolifden Stride iibersetreten. Sr.
Watieri9 mar elmer Der befannteitsn
alttat9olii9en S9rtftfteGer.
9eibelberg. Dieter Sage
~ftiirate fid bier cine 24iGbrise Stubens
tin aus Sofia in felbftmDrberii9er Ib>
it9t, pie es beiBt, in 5olse Nsrpenz
iiberreiaung, in ben Nedar, purbe I'M
beb serettet. -Wrina Seors Wilbelm
bon Cumberland, Der Gltefte Sobn bes
9eraogs BON Cumberland, 1on i'm
Sommerlemefter bic llntberiitdt Seibelz
berg beaiebsn.
M annbe | m. Nuf bas Musz
f4reiben bes Stabtratbs our Neubez
fesung Der Stelle bes 8orftanbes hes
ftGbtif4en 9o9bauamtes batten ft9 81
geperber semeloet. Oie 8erbanblunz
gen flbrten 5l elmer 8eretnbaruns NIT
benz Staotbautnfpettor 3i9arb perrep
in 8reslau. Ser nelie Stabtbduratb
ion Elm bon 5000 Biz 1000 Mart fteis
genbes @ebalt besieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
DnrftemBera.

Stuttaart. Ser @emeinberatb
fat bic Yetition bes &pmttes fir bas
2utber=S enfmal um ueberlafuns bes
S4laatenpanoramaplabes Bel Der Sc
perbebale atselebnt, iebp9 sleidseitis
bic %prtnaipisGle 8~enetstbsit our lleberz
lahuns zines Dffentliden PlaBes fir
etn Re fDrmationsoenfmal uusgeiprcz
9en.-Sas bieitge @lettrt5itdtsnert
etng gum 8u9nertb bon iiber 6,OOO.z
900 Marf in ftdbtiiden 8eiiB ii5er.-
Ser f-ubsre piirttemhersif4e &rieasz
minifter General Der Snfanterie a. 8.
b. Stetn5eil fsierte ieinen 70. &C.
b~urtstag.
guttnsen. WG6renb bss Iuf=
enthaltes auf Der 9ieiigen Station erz
ploftrte in Der falrenben Ypit bes
Na6tsuges Stuttgart ptttpeil Elm
mad Shernborf a. q. beitimmtes Yudet
init Patronen. Die %umliegenben &C.
pddftide ftneen Seuer. Stefss purbe
mittelf SGIe in turser 3eit selDi9t.
Ser 8eamte fam NIT benz S9reden baz
bon, pGbrenb Der S9affner etnise
8ranotpunben erlitt.
Sriebri9sbae N. 9ier fam
zines Der d~lteiten piirttemhersii6en
Sampfboote, Der 1851 erbaute Phil
belm," gum Ibbru9. No9 Glter iebo9'
1T Der 1889 erbaute Sampfer v@irt>
temberg," Der CUR 3eit tpobl Der Sector
fdmmtlider acknowledgements fetn
biirfte. So9 tritt au9 er in 8Glbe in
poblperbtenten Gubeftanb.
9eilbrnnn. Ru9 benz Sa6res=
beri9t Der hteiisen 9anoelsfammer
bate in 1901 Der 9robbanbel NIT be-
beutenben 8erluiten gu redner. sSns<
.befonoere oas 9ef6dft in 2ang6ol3,
benz 9auptbanbelsarttfel Seilbronns,
TT tart 5urii6gegangen.
3 iibingen n. Ser bieftse &C.
meinberatA fat bic grrt6tung zines
glettri3itdtsperts bei9lphen. 0ieier
9ei9luB 1T fir Die bieiige llntperittdt
BON GROCER SeDeutung, ba nunmebr bic
utubemiiden 4nitalter uno @ebGube
Die lungeriebnte elettrii9e 8eleu9tuns
erhalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
@ebr ais erpartet tpnrbe.

Souma, Ca. DeS. '9S.
Sd babe paitor a6nis's Nsruen.s tdrfsr oft empfoblsn
unb INNER mebr grioIs bapon seieben. oils erpartet
purbe. Cine Jrau wsl&e 70 beitis an Rrdmpfen nnb an
salafIofsteit iitt. baB lie ni&t mebr oauon befrsit su
perbsn sIoubte. uabm nur Il Slaite oapou unb 1T nun
~lberssust. bab ibr Der N,ruens Stdrter Sas sebeu %rettsis,
aud CAB i'd i'm sinem gerridteu. Der INNER meints,
man woute i'm umbriusen; er mar in eiuisen aassn
turirt. 8. Solet. 9iarrer.
1920 Bifsr Ctr. 81. souts, De3. 90.
sd mar 10 nsrp6s. bas Id uiht mebr idreiben tonnts.
Wsins sdwsftsr smpiabI MIR gaitOr sOnis's Ieruens
Stdrtsr. 2 5Iaidsu bauou turirteu mid DOlitdubis;
msins S9peitsr uub cine 5reuubiu warsn aud babur4
turirt morbsu. 5rau Or. 3. parberut6.
o. Elm nerfbpones BUD tnr Nerpenleibenbe
Y nirb Sebem Der es oerlaH9t ausefanet.
Irme erbaIten aud bic Wtebt3tn ~nrtionit.
9iek Gtebiaiu mHrbe felt benz Sabre 1876 BON BEN
So9tp. Baftor 2Dnig. Sort maeue, Sab. ~auberettet
uno ieBt inter ieiuer AHpeiiuus bon Der
kOENIG MEDICINE co.,
S3S Randolph ST., CHICAGO, Ill.
Bet slpptbefsrn sm baben fur
$500 Die SIaide, 6TIaid)en fir $500;
ernBe S1.75. 6 fur $500.
gu baben bel Dtartin Wolitor, ct. Gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
@eferrei6.

80 Stem. 9aad mebrmonatisem
Wabltampfe pdblte bic Wiener epane
selif9e 9emeinbe in enserer Wabl NIT
1863 Gtim,nen ben nieberDiterrei4ts
fden pfarrer Bed, pGbrenb Pfarrer
Rtttelmaber aus Wiiraburg liza
Sttmmen erbielt.-Dr. cams 9ribrdm
bat bas Ginarium aus Der 2onfurss
maie Der Wtener S6iergartengeiens
fhnft fIufItn erfporber unb bedbiths
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

Dem oprr &ppf bis
Tns Sefleiber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
Otc8icpclc=S aiioti ferGFnet
int Bicpcle 6auptduartter 2

Se 3uerdo1er iib bnSlid enselauen uniern 4rrli9en Sorratb on
1902 sicpcles gu bei6ausn 0uislben tno berehs1 10 bstannt nit BEN 9aupt
etnselbeuen unieres tattntoien Columbia 3ustraOes, ob es abetfiifs ma
re, bosielbe ~ bei&reibeu. aue, pslas nibere gmpbitrn iber bic me-
dani1he Sbeile utiku m0tten, iolten BITE Elmpb tie Ourdleen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
8rinst Cure Gtnseipetoe nit Gastarets Ia
Orourng.

@anbp @atbartic beilt uuperbauIi1teit tRr
tmner. log. 25@. Weun 9. q. 8. uidt ni8i
btlft, qebeu bic Npotbefer bas @eIb auriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

Ttagt die ADHS OrtG, Die lhr lmm6rG ekauft HABIT
: chit g. &MZzzM

tist, bas be5eidnste Snftitif su elmer
ausidlteblta ptfeni4uftli4er Jorz
f6ung bisnenben biologii9en @eriu6sz
anita!t umsutpanoeln. &uiierli4er
Hatb 2ebmann, Der 9%eruusseber nes
betannten Wiener NbreBbufes, feterte
ieinen Is. 8eburtstag.-Sier lit &url
l1mlauf Der Gltefte unb bebeutenoite
3tt6erpeterun, i'm Otter BON 70 sSu6ren
geitorben. - 4us benz 9%er1orgungsz
baltie in 2ieing purbe Der Gltefte Diterz
rei9if9e SGaripteler, 5r. @rObed, gu
Grabe getragen. gr bat Elm Otter bon
81 Sahren erret9t.
8regena. Ourd ben Qusbau Der
Observation-Disclosures tptrb Der Sruieftz
pertebr beeintrG9tist; bic Sraiettfubrz
ten na9 Romansborn uno 5rteortasz
bafen tpurben einseitelt, unb % Be-
btenitete tpurben periest.
g r il n n. Ser 9%emetnberdtb be-
fdlob, nadbem bic &riessperpaltuna
feline besiisli4en 4ntrdse ansenommen
bat, bic ~fofprtige Qusi4reibuns Der
8auten fir neue 3aiernen an Steae
Der sseIuiten= unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nit einem Rpitenaufpanb BON $780,
900 &rpneu.
8ubapef i. Ser &atfer bat benz
gr3beraog sSoiepb=S anuturiumsperein
gu @unften iefnes our @rri4tuns zines
Sanatoriums fir arme ~2unsentrante
bes ungarii9en IlfDlb befimmten
Sonbs 10000 Rrpnen geipenbet.
8ubpets. 9roBe 9eruntreuunz
gen i'm 8etrase bon mebrerer Miaios
men &rpnen fi1b Bel benz 8iirgerlt9en
8raubous entbedt pprben. Die Inter
f9lagungen rei4en Biz auf sebn Sabre
suriid. Die sesablten boben Sipioens
ben finb auf @runo fali9er 8u4unz
gen berausgere6net tporben.
g r 3. Sn 3atbrein am 9auer<
ftein lit Hoiessers einitiser 2ebrmeis
fter, Ssna5 Srtbofer, senannt Der
rS9neibernabl," i'm 81. 2ebensiabre
npffnrhpn.
effak- Sot6rimsem.
6 trobbu g. Der eliab>
lotbringiid. 2anbesausiSuB beptutgts
bic erife State in SDbe ron 100000
Mart fir ben 4usbau Der Gbein=Hes
srliruns unter Der @oransiebung. odB
Bic Stabt Strabburg 100000 Wtart
in sebn Sdbresraten gu 10000 utart
au ben Soften beifteuert.-Oie Grim
Suna zines Strabburser MinitersWers
ems 1T bier i'm Ganse. Der Wereir1
min bas Snterefe fir ben eb%rtpirotsen
gau, feline @eidtdte, feline erbaltuns
unb feline 3ufunft fOroerTt.
3abern. Ser TIM benahbarters
winaen f~ationirte SUB : 9enOatm
Sdperbtreger erfdob ben Spe1gier
sYubrmonr, aug Roiteis. als oieiet bstm
Sransport eimen 5lu4tperfud urters
nabm. Tubrmann mar fofOrt toot.
The Newtown bee., 1902-04-11
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.

NEW FAIRFIELD.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL TOPICS.
 Rev Mir Tunnecliff preached his fare we'll sermon at the Methodist church on Sunday last, after five years of hard and successful labor in both church and society. His many friends regret that he is unable to stay with them longer.
 The Congregational society meeting, which was held on Thursday, was ad- jOurned without doing any business in regard to building or buying parsOn- age.
 MT and Mrs William Hoyt of Bethel were calling on friends in town on Sat urday.
 MT and Mrs Rufus Reed of Danbury visited Brady Beers, Mrs Reeds fath- CT, on Sunday.
 Mrs D. J. Gerow has returned from her daughters in Boston. Will WiXOn has gone to Danbury to work in a livery stable. George H. Pearce has brought his bride home to spend their honeymoon with his parents, MT and Mrs George Pearce, of Beaver Boggs. l. s. Knapp has bought pair of D. H. DiSbrOW'S Devon cattle. A Canadian, working at the steam saw mill, was kicked by mule and se- verely injured about the head, one day latS week. He was taken to the Dan- bury hospital.
 H. J. Dayton has put up loom for weaving rag carpets and is ready to do first class work for customers.
 Howard Fowler, mail carrier on Route 54, delivers the mail in the Cen. ter at 10 d. m., and returns again about 2 p. m., which is very convenient for those who wish to answer their mail the same day received.
 The residence of Mrs Rice of Ball s Pond, which has been vacant fOra long time, is again occupied.
 The selectmen are having some of the bad places in the roads patched up. George Olivett and Lewis Leach are repairing the roads in the hollow where the heavy loads going over them from the steam saw mill have made then almost impossible.
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WESTON.
NEWS TERSELY TOLD.

NEWS TERSELY TOLD.
 Mrs L. s. Godfrey is spending a few days with Mrs Henry Colburn in Nor walk.
 James Dikeman is on the sick list.
 MT and Mrs Morris Andrews have visited Greenfield friends.
 Ebert Carver wheeled from Ridge field on Sunday and visited his parents here.
 Mrs Lloyd Godfrey entertained a number of guests at tea, last Thursday, in honor of the birthdays of Mrs Mabel Fitch of this place and Mrs w. B. Smith of Cannons' which occurred on April and 4, respectively. The ladies were the recipients. of handsome birtE- day souvenirs presented by Mrs God frey, Mrs c. T. Gregory and Mrs w.. Hurlbutt.
 Mrs Flewellyn and children of Beth el have been guests of Mrs Merwin Beers.
 Miss Annie Fitch is visiting friends in East NorWalk.
 Miss Gordon of EaStOn, who has been the guest of Mrs Peter Perry, returned home, last week.
 Edward Bradley was brought home from the Norwalk hospital, last week, and is steadily improving.
The Newtown bee., 1902-04-11
HATTERTOWN.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Martin Woolsey has named his fine Charles Garfield paint the name in large, handsome letters upon his horse barn.
 Thomas Wells is clustering several rooms in the residence of Hiram Bar low.
 Miss Lydia Benedict was in Bridge port, last week, the guest of Miss Frances Platt.
 Mrs Mildred Ferris of EaSton was the guest of Mrs c. D. Stillson, Tues day.
 Mrs Emeline Fischer is visiting hel brother, k. B. Payne, and family, ir Bridgeport.
 Martin Woolsey returned from { business trip to New York, Thursday night.