davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-04
DEATHS.

In Northampton hospital, Mar Is, Marshall
Slate of Bernardston. 80
In Mortified, Mass, Mar. a. Calvin Priest
Moody, so years . months.
In Northteld Mass, Mar. "a, Ellen Severance,
81.
In Brattleboro, Mar 90, Oney r. Peltier, IA.
In Hoyoke, Mass, Mar. "a Mrs. Mary V. May
"A.
In Rutland, Mar. %. Mrs. Florence A, Bur
lingame, wife of William A, Hendrick, 90
In West Dummerston. Mar 10. Mrs Nancy E
Bugbee, widow of samuel C. Bugbee, 90
In Claremont, y. H., Mar, 20, Schuyler John
son. 81
In White Plains, y Y. Mar 90 Sylvester
Cnshman, native of Wilmington IS
In Eelchyille, Mar 49, Daniel T. SAWYER. "a
In Felchville, Mar. II, Alonzo ;. Gilbert, So
In kawSonville, Mar. %, ID. o. King bury IS.
In Hinsdale, April ,, Luke A. Parks, ~
In Guilford, Mch % Ida i. Canedy s.
In Brattleboro, Mich, 81 Abbott $. Edwards, 40
In West Nardshoro, Mch. -, Riley T.. Baldwin
In Grafton, Mch. 80, Andrew Smith
In Grafton, April > w. II. Gallup.
In Grafton, April l, Eliza Dean. wife of Allen
j. Davis.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-16

gen ltereie me6 Maifineriet, ct Def
figt 8inoitso brItcbe Jarfoiten BEL
ON pna Si0en, pIiibieIia iaoes en-
Slotunge at ifpoe uo fra Hanonen. ei,
terflIgt at ct iterft anolo. og ioet
iomme itprteoe aItiommem, 8oIon oq
slipper, MOB Sorben fra en- $eioe al
1000 Dob. De ftreifeoe isrit ct GUS.
tag, ina enbeI 5rGer % flojfeoe til.
fioif mibt neb / 9peniie ou Marne.
gouoe Senero og bnts gsfiitent Sa.
Diet bIeb rimeIigpis or9bt IGnge, In.
ben De noaebe Soroen. Safet bar
lao forbrRnbt, at ban bar uRiten
nigienfienoelig. De ltprtebe mob
@aoen meo Zig 6art, at Seberos
Srgseben ifjso igiennem bans $50.
iaoler. De to frpeteIig IemlRiteoe
GIG bragfes til n9rmeite Mobilization.
Stigcr ncb al Sronen. Gnfe.
%Sronning Moria Gbriitina al Spa.
MEN neoIasoe ! Wanbags HegeniIfo.
BET. Weoens uoenfor paa @aoerne
altins bar 2ip og 2sier, forefalot
inoe paa Oct foneeIise Slot en- enfeI
men rsrenoe Scene, ibet 2ongemooe.
rem neblaeoe &esentifabet, tog gfifeb
meb fine WiniItre og ooerIob Stats.
roret ! i'm urge Ssns Senber. let
iioite DOCUMENT, bun iatte lit 9ann
itnoer, bar ct fongeligt Sefret, iom
foltiptter ben 17oe Mai til Song Il.
ionic ben 13bes EronbeitieeIie. Sfient
bun oficielt bermeo bar Iteget neo ai
Sronen, ueoblir bun at irnsere iom
Reeentinoe, inbtil aonsen bar aiIagt
GrGmiermtniIter Sasoita
boIot en- gribenoe SarpeItaIe til Dron.
ltingen, iom Loo Saarerne faa frit
Sob. S ODER 16 Mar bar bum iiSbet
paa Spaniens Srone. - SmiSlertio
oct oper belle Spanien oa ips.
GER nteo at brDee no ll~ro.rgbeoer
On Miniiierfriie ier
Get osiaa no til, at Ben inse aonge
titles onerfor. Men / Maorio
forbereoer man iig nteo flor Stas til
Observation-Disclosures. De SoreneSe
Cutters ipecieae Reprpientant, Or.
CT anfommet bertiI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-16
8cneisrins | Watifanrt.

8 SGtitanet bar Der npIis OGrst Teu9lp'
ring for fprite Gang pau 400 Gar, p9 fra be
1000 &Grslier-Vauens priOate Srreljer
mobciGttepe, ltgeiaa Siueo. % StuIptur.
sulcrterne. Slbliotstet o. WuiGrue. 8aiiuo.
Oct Str;inite 8apel % andre 8apeaer %
% ben i6wcttSite @aroeS Sarratier-blep
Der bpsr Sag / &c iprIts 3 Naaueosr taaet
no pper 10 Sons al Smubs. IReeet blru
o8iaa ta9et no / be ipIaeuoe FEM Waaneber.
9ette lnnes nner Tuil utroIist for mango al
benz. ION bar beiU1t &atttnuet. Set par ba
bel.crItte ipr Tapeu be9pub!e at ituocre
SottertolCst. al ban pponaebe, Der iauotes
uoget SmuoS / be fine Saler. gteb oeuue
cneitaaeuoe Strengthening par ppcr 5000 Ser
lousr beitlGftlaet, 90 bare til benz iom reus
isoe GGprterue mebgtt Der oper LOCO Srso
ON 9ageu. 5000 6etetpite. 1000 Sture.
bpriter % 5000 Yuuo SGbe opbruates ONT
ll8eu. Srpo I'll oenHe Glare al NrbeipA.
Jolt bleu bruat / laa flor 8pauta, at man
iorat ptonpmtiere maate oprette Ct caet
Saaert. SplpusmauosR for bette arbeioe
tuuoe bare ptpnpmi ieret euonu mere, bpis
ban liteoctipr bet italieuIte 9rpontt bappe
benpttst 5dirbaHis @oIo Tut SaItepuIpsr
ug 6Glrp Soap. Oct sr beri, at be ameris
tan'ts Snsmpore bar 5oroeIen. '2ae Cob
Omit IutHinssrue sisre 9sres Arbeiee."
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-16
Sac Dem faa hpile.

8 bi8ie Gage, ga inart iagt ole
%ifriper, OF Oct lpffes De ifribrnbc at
faa fine grooufter forenigebe peo
Si9lp al acknowledgements, ifriper
ct cuaelit 9loo, funbc oct bore bra
at ittfte Ell Screening til 9eifptteIie
al mango Orb og llStrpf, Tom cit.
gang bar 8rIb barb, men mi CT iaa
iiigelie forilibte.
0e bcoingeoe Srb, Orb, iom
hrGuoer, Confer, iom nonoer -
roober life biSie bsit ON at faa bOiIc
Iibt? Sbor trGfienoe, bbor Icpenbe,
bpor uotrpfsiuIbe piloe life ollc
biSie llbtrpf pGre, bpis be life bapbc
tabt fit 2ip og fin 8roft peb at gisre
grbeioe aItfor ofte! Sor Dem. Tom
IGier meeet, Ipoer iaooonnc llbtrpf
blot Tom ct fiernt Gffo al ct onbet
Gffo. Dc bliper oite TONNE 2po
uoen SnbboIo og 9etpouing, ~ 0en
enfoIbige Wanb, iom ia9be, ban life
Iifte Sbafeipeares "SomIet", forbi
bette bersmte Sfueipil i~noeboIoer
oltfor mango Gitoter, rlotoIte en-
Sanbbeb, ifisnt ban imteoe op neo
poa Singen. 2ab bore oltfor ofte
brlotc Gitoter foa bpiIc Iibtl
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-16
Japan oe Qmerifa.

Dor ubisriel til Sopan er life iaa
lloen enooa. vi ma ionfurrcre nleO
De biaige arbeibere, iom Sriget err
fnIot al og OernGit meo England o.
Sp'flano; men Dog bar ri ifahet os
ct ganife reipeftabelt Rarfeo / Sapar.
Bore Raifiner letter os iituno til at
Isbe forbi De iaponife Sabrifer trobS
oeres billige Saanbfraft, og Dor Sp.
finSiombeb og aunitfarStgbeo brin.
ger oS paa mango SoIb til of bIipe
DC engelife % tpife Sabrifanters ODER.
mPn0.
Sfslse itatiitiife Reooeldier fra
Observation-Disclosures SanoeIsfon.
tor / 8aibington err Ri / SSapan / fsritc
&9ffe meO Senipn til fsIsenbc ar.
tifler: Ipparater til eleftriif 2Ds, Ora.
finer for 9ergperfer, @aifiner / ga.
pirinoultrien, l%lbrperfer, l1brfasier
og Bicycles; pi er go. 2 / 8ppema.
finer, Sptnoemaifiner, 9ranoiprsi.
fer oe Bumper. Observation-Disclosures for
Saanopertere o9 5armmaifilter, Sp.
maifiner % f%otosrafiife apparater;
men Dor @rport til Sapan Of nnc
oisie cling porer ltabi9.
8i bar ipurgt Sapone Iernc, bnao Sc
lifer beoit, enten engelife eQer ameri-
fanife Sofomotiper, % oe far iparet,
at De unoer Iige SmitGnoiabeber fore
tr9ffer &c amerifanife. Sc Sorenebe
Stater ienoer omtrent 10 SreoieoeIe al
&c Sernbaneifinner, iom inofsres til
Soport, og Iieeoan er Oct meo Sptger.
5or 5 Iar iioet bar oct Spiferre, iom
foripneoe Sapan meb benne Sare;
men MI or Imerifa fomrlet opert.
paa. vi Scrnrsr og 9ranoilon9er
ienber hi ogian mere END ANDRE til Sa'
pan; for itoo England bsieit Der. 8i
inofsrer til Sopan so Grocent al De
Sfripemaifiner GppepriterS), iom
bebspe8; men Giteripsrgielen oil bii.
be meget itsrre. iouinort oct Ipftes o5
at bannc bisie Ioifiner otter set ia'
paueiiifc Sprog.
SiItroos for, at set omerifanIfe
Rel er forboIbspis Sprt. fan BOG life
set a~uItraliifc grobltft foufurrere men
oct, og ranr Solicit pao zen mere
og mere faar pGltnct zig til at ipiie
bill Gfteripsrsielen efter Soeoe
oa 0teI bore operoroentlig.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-16

Boob Brothers, linton Stot CARDS
Chicago, bar nrtpp uoJtoet en- ltocu peut
uoitpret % intersiaut Scg Facts & Fig
ures of Chicago Live Stock Trade" Cor
uoru at So9sn tnoeb0Ioer en- Ytasic ~itattiti'
iie Spsauer % Ertsnoteriu9er, Der maa pGrs
al iGrIlS 8Hrot for ale SuGseiere. tuoe'
bolocr ben pgiaa eli biitpriit Speriist over
u~outtItnsen q ben pmbauolsoe Snbuitri.
sreu l be iioite tppe aur. Wau oil / osune
Sc9 blanot uuoet froe srete 5abeler ouer
EriicrHe paa pore nlerfleite SuSopr for
bper Ruauso eQrr gnrStio | Ell me9et lang
SGtte al Nar. Spssn iaasS frtt peO at
'trtpe til ooenuGonte 6irrn, men tun i oct
3ilfGlbe at "1ecOrab. Soften nrpnes.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-16
@efienptaierrIic.

Gpo 8IscOuiu uorIf lRtb. Sauaeriprs
brnto oster Of oinploe III aarlise Stepne
Spnoasen ben 25be RG I 9ort Sirte,
Yalter Z. Saulipu's Neniabeb. Sue til
Sanseriorbuuost hpreuoe aor anmooes on
at ateIoe mpee. NPpoet cnbneS ieHeit al
IL l. W. Spm SGIesianae ailpnses no. $,
10 90 3S S%auebpaea -~aerianse". @teuIa.
heoeus soneeiprentus ptl ierpere NIpoaa
ipr Sanaerne. Sanpere. mpo ialrig, pl
mpo prretsl {. ". Singer. Sprmnne.
Min 3. &sIicu, See.
argp,e yeis.. iSoe Rat 1909.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-16

q. $nrbeInnS, s. 8. SalsIanS, q
SieImeIano, 8. %! Sperien, q. q
Senicn, sft. 2arlen, S. Sneeng %
8. SIetten.
Snngrs SbnpSe.
@isfionGr Msnnina ffriper fra
aino: "0ieo ioret $ierte, tunst So.
peo 90 ifi9loenoe Saono bespnber ieg
pan bette greo.
"Suberculoiis" - eaIoperenbe S9.
ring. - Spem nnben ifuIbe bette giel.
De emo Dor eeet fipre fsritefsbte Ssn,
RiIius.
Otter ale menneifeIige Mqrfer bar
9sosbommen fGloet. Ssiit ID Gage
Of Icpe /. llmuIist? - @nligt2 -
Spao ffiIoe hi fise, os bbaS funSe bi
aisre.
8utten Ian | to5 Or. Seber fra
Woreen til apelb, 8ulien bar op til
100, oe ban ippttebe OBJ Ell Rasis
itpgt Stof.
MisiiorGr Sintle boIoer paa at
reparere Suiet paa SieIoet, iom ifaI
bore til ct Somrner.S pboIositeo for
Mtsiionprerne.
8rof. Glitnb er nreS Santilie
retit til oeres Sommeropbolositeo peo
Sranflin, Winn.
-Baitor Softaas er reiit til Rorgs
for fin SeIbrebs SfpIb. Son fit fri 4
WaaneOer.
- Sormitoriet peb Setpea College,
Sa.. er III paabeepnot. Oct bIioer en-
steHbpening til ct aoitenbe al minoit
$4,000. 3en ifaI bore f9roig til
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-16

Universal Book & Bible House, boiS
gn fiuoes unOetItebS / Noiieal. CT Ell vi.
betting at bet sarnIe 5trna, 9pbu 6. @tna
iton Co., IbiIaoeIpbia % Gbica9U. Mr.
Wilcr Der IGnss bar bsitDret 8 rriaets fan.
oinauiite 9epartemsut, er MI 8eitnrcr al ben
npe Nfoeliug. vi a%prrciponOaute fra
SIanoinapsr bpr aoreSiereS oirefte til Uni
vcrsal Book & Bible House.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-16
9~benmatismc % 0greliosIier

nm 9umhmp Rrupmb Sppnpns 2r gH uspIpmme gmh6 armp, 2ruopGd Smpb t9bHe nmN Hmbc
Smmrt Shr sSpgR. nhhsS hbuurT. yer bb mFY ar f@rpm bette pGnrrNe eGgmhbd:
ssss $S% Ss ss% ss%$ ss s@s n s sgs $ss%s % s%ssn$ I'M $$% %S gSs $$$$$ $ %$ s. 1$ $S% $ $s $G s
@mSEp@G S@&m hRm%TmEs &G u oI TSHTmE "%@m&I
smGs S@@r sss@s @$S%%$@a s @ @@%@sS Ss @@ %@SmSn E& ""f ""@@ %% q" at "@" %"'
DaHaS Mbpnp ON RbNnu8 hBnnn smh nh%h ian Rbs hoproasS nTmr hHrns mm a2 GN SRI
mrhn pa@M: SdMrg Spraum Gamrbgs@ mn: 9dmG H. Sbn &d Smh Rmh 80
s@s g@r po%uu xrpgnk pEg Bot .GM SupNah h mBuE SnT Sr 6ahr udtW to usr Tb"f 500
9 6afrh IS poht ointment 50 Gents Slate pmorh- SsS SHIN dRr9 bore shE
s@nr ms pmmhuw os& S%E smph pshs sSW.
Dr. sonerhsR heumade Cure CO., cambridge Mimi
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Sar De ieef 8. Maper Boot & Shoe Cos
go., bppri be benleoer Epmertiomhebeu
pau tit tore llbpalg af fine Serreitp? Set
te Stotpt, iaapeliom at anbet fra ceres
89rtIteo, er lapet tun al beoIte RatertaIe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-16

SL D auuuHm DEBORAH Soma SpFGreOsl
Cymasknen "Husvennen' s mob Fs: Seq Os min
os maa ieg tilfsie, at ri life baube pentet en- iaaoan Mafine tit ben
Sris, iaa Sc fan furtaa, at ri timber ben Ouer 5orpentnins ti'
frebsftiIenbe. Srasten fum paa $1.03. Sattenbe Dem oerfor
pau bet biertetisite % tlpnifenoe Gem SelO % 2ptte, tesner is,
Seres meo >efe,
&nut s. Sire, Sias, Miun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20


negraM otrapo
Exploration
of
Lewis been r months and with the
rlNahosd
lew nmed The
former owners have extracted from and forwarded the mdtr
tn eco
% xslwv
ably ground
the hmnedH
nbwt
hauw
well that eulr@
snhwe nknwnm
from Silver
county
dulea
eqed
than
inc ta@rft
dhd; ody
ehsmN long
BY
POSITION nvae at sdpahi
Of the md nj
il
the mesB
Iron bodies
in hbwcnrd
President the
Haguned
setowat h,ydl
W@" would the 1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

Inc developments on this level similar those which char
aeerz the workings the upper levels and some idea of the i'm
nec reserves of ore already blocked be realized when the
statement made that the body has been sunk upon for
depth OF 400 feet and has been dfted upon for distance of over
QO feet and crossut for distance Of 200 feet the entire work.
lngs being that will pay well smeted on the ground This
entire mass OF ore will 10 per copper TO the ton
and Vs. 100 to $1,000 gold and silver exclusive of the rich ore Of
the chues which carry average Of 40 per cent copper TO the
ton with corresponding values gold and silver and to this is 70
be added the statement that the max carries sufficient lime and
iron that the ore very fine uxing proposition Withsuch
showing 1t little wonder that the press and prominent mining
men alike are enthusiastic in their comments on the great Ma
jestc M
AT an early point in the development of the work on the Ma
estc 1t was evident that smee would be sooner or later
erected ON the property In the first place the wonderful showing
OF ore justified IT. and further the topography and conditions Of
the country were ideally favorable the scheme site was
early selected reached by spur of the Oregon Short Line
ana IN addition to commanding all the necessary advantages of
smee natural tramway gravity from the mines the seer
is Afforded which will make saving Transportation The
seer beng erected by the Colorado Iron Works under the
direction oil Mr. H. r. Ayres the local manager The plant will
De one OF 5oO ton capacity of splendid equipment The work on
Inc new mer being pushed with all possible speed and when
completed will be of the features of the camp No eyner
ment beng made in the meer proposition Speaking of tho
smelling quality the Majestic ore Col eTron than whom no
better judge could be obtained had this to saw at is be hest
grade of copper and the eane have ever seen There il
nothing in 1t that undesirable in smelling" With so many ad
Yantags and with nexasabe supply of ore to treat we NAV
wei expect mighty record to be made by the new plant
For the past month Mr. Lewis has been in the east
with his business associates During this absence the onsunma
non OF wonderful deal has been performed one which increases
the already great holdings of the cOmpany
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every facility for handling the ore is
thus supplied.
Although the underground work.
lngs are but fairly begun, something
like 10000 tons of ore are on the
dump. In the o. X. about 7,400
feet OF work has been prosecuted.
AT present force of 80 men are
working upon the property, princi-
paIly engaged in development work,
the most attention being paid to the
y. X. ground.
One Of the most interesting feat
ures of the 0. n. diggings Is what
is called the "JeNel Box" the top,
sides and bottom If which represent
a solid body Of higI. grade ore. This
is situated on the 200 foot level and
throughout the entire workings on
this Lowell massive bodies of high
grade product prevail. Nearly every
character of mineral bearing rock in
which copper occurs is found on this
level, list Of which would include
bornite, native copper. black oxide
oil copper, copper sulphides and sew
eral other varieties, all in pleasing
quality and quantity.
Fully as great a sight, however, is
the magnitude Of the deposit on the
300 foot level, neither wall Of which
has yet been encountered, although
the body has been cross-cut in sew
cral places for a distance of $50 TO
200 feet and drifted upon for six
or seven hundred feet. On the 400
foot level, il there is change, it is
for the better. An increase in value
Is noticeable. The bodies of high
grade ore are larger, if anything,
and native copper is more abundant.
A visible dampness at this level in
dlcatcs the near approach to water
level, below which, from all indica-
tons, and according to all rules in
mining in this western country, tho
ore bodies will become still larger
and riphar n, thotr,,nto Ia .aoto.,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20


Maisc and aurouhn Of
highest fnalaan and that an go
and for reason are Il
Natl had little the frm
much that will take much larger block Of the home Am fully
gnt uawu
yba nd
the Mesr
as
been told and
/ hew@t"'
the made Of Majestic Mining and Smelling
Of United
@
!
and
in
srg months holding
e
n must double holdings a so"
the Majestic the
Barou
aNmnen:
bmbG
aioatinl
the
hwn 0pe
M equally high Even the Arizona the
Montana lame
the with
of Kahe
mmtn
be from 0eof
udmhe
Of
Of materially increased Tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

hjk.S,trse@~
~. .,ar feature Of this years
, an' reviews the matchless prop
n ON T The Majestic, situated in the
s s'srsr mining district in southwest
Utah. ,.,,,, omnoryths
:, a ''.t;o 4 one Of the strongest IL
S n''' .,0te and its properties arc
ny ,' ',1' tbc most valuable Of the
' a,4'SaS inter-mOuntaiu region. The
ssyir holdings of the Majestic
comprised over one hundred claims mn
.y,.udiur into several Of the dls
Ill., of Beaver county, to which
=. hem added during the present
,a0ntb the Imperial propc''lcs, az
'',ni,itiou Of something like thirty
.icht additional claims and ioI
| which the goOdly sum Of ss0O,-
|0oOoO was paid. Over one-Iourth
!, tbe,e claims are patented and
,,.t,m Of development work has
ss,n inaugarated which will very
speedily gain for the company the
entire vast group !,
The grouping Of these claims and
|the organizing Of a company worthy
/ n them. was the work OF Mr. A.
n Lewis, a work generally conceded
|bv the talent, to be the most splcn-
laid miuing performance within the
mining history of the state. Inc
|vork covered period Of four year
and was iraught with almost insur
|mountablc difficulties. Today a
|elear sky is the canopy Of the Ma
|jestic. A clean and undisputed
|possession of the most marvellous
body Of mining earth in the state is
hinder the intelligent Development of
u ~ r;oboet mining comnanios
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

ned IRON
Little III
tlle Ma
b OF the
men. 1t
CURED
OIL Cape
clear bu
the sea
bers Ok
II the G
and in 4
IS bow hi
nose So
vesscls Il
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the vre
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of the
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dtionai
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the sam
nany q
II, souls
Il finally
ing anlol
Short Il
clioorers
ID when
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the west Safely neg hbored and with inexhaustbe wealth
sight with every modern facility for its handling already in
nurse Of erection great indeed is the future of the Majestic
In October Of the present year. party OF eastern and New
gand capitalists visited this region of promise for the purpose
II investigation The gentlemen composing the party, promi
t in financial political and professional circles in the east
now heavily interested in the stock Of the Majestic Mining and
1meing Co., and their coming here almost the American
continent the greatest testimony to the interest manifested by
eastern capital in the mining properties Of this state that has
been received The party known the Majestic excursion
under the direction Of Mess Chapman Muckow and Bosom Of
Hartford Conn., New York and Boston, fiscal agents for the Ma
|Nsc Co., and immediate charge Of Mr. W. B. Muckow Mr.
Bosom, also being with the party The firm mentioned being
lone Of the most conservative solid and substantial of the many
similar associations of the east The party had its own private
'csr and the personnel was as follows:
Hon Morgan Of Bridgeport Conn., extreasrer Of the
ned States under Cleveland and president Of the City National
Bank Bridgeport; Charles H. Avord Of Torngon Conn.,
lumber merchant Geo. e. Keith, of Capeo Mass, the mil
hoeman and manufacturer Of the famous Wakover" Shoe
10 uses million dollars worth Of copper wire yearly, and turns
SOOO pairs of shoes daily Sidney Packardof Capo Mass
manufacturer Geo. H. Reiser New York. wholesale produce
chant Frederick j. Revle of New York. Investments Chas
Jaeobus OF Springfield Mass manager for the famous G. A.
meoB TO-; Geo. Graves of New Bron Conn.,, Investments
dunbar Of Wnstead Conn., investment broker Dr. Har-
'n Howe Of Hartford, Conn., Jos B Pierce, of Hartford
n secretary Of the Steam Boiler Inspection Co.. Thos NJ
MIL o. Hartford Conn., treasurer Of the Hartford Dime Saw
nhn M
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ihich he
ne you'll
pressed
fancnt
baskets
\. all Of
first W:
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quite large me mber OF Hawaiians
were noticed. But OF those who
enjoyed his hospitality the most
were hardly seen and noticeable.
The Masonic rites were said uu-
der the direction Of Worshipfu'
Master Wallace r. Harrington. The
hall was filed with Masons and the
friends OF the deceased, the latter
largely Hawaiiaus. After gazing
upon the face OF their dparted
brother the Masons filed out OF the
hall and a squad of eight police
entered and raised the casket, bear
ing it down the stairca,e to the
hear,e and then acted as the guard of
honor to the hearse. The honorary
pallbearers we're Prince David Ks-
wananskos, Attorney General d lie,
DR. Charles B. Cooper, Senator D.
Kalauok alani, Hon. j, o, Carter and
Clarence NJ. White.
The Governor courteously sent
the Band, who played dirges outside
the Temple and at the grave.
An immense lineSof carriages fol-
lowed the hesrss to the cemetery,
where the final Masonic rites were
gone through with, and the body
finally laid to "rest in peace" for
eyer.
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The Contempt Case

AS Judges Humphreys and Robir-
son sat with Judge Gear. in the
case OF the Territory against Walter
G.. Smith; editor Of the P. G. Adver-
User, there was no session Of either
in the FIRST and third judges court
room this morning. The courtroom
OF the second Judge was crowded
by all the lights OF the bar and
of the press, and many prominent
citizans. Unusually interesting, clev-
or and powerful arguments were
made by the attorneys for both
sides.
At IL o'clock the Court took re-
cess Of Is minu' es; On it's resumption
a religious silence reigned in the
courtroom. Judge Humphreys de
livered the verbal opinion OF the
Court, covering and desmolishipg
all tie arguments Of the defense,
after which Walter G. Smith was
called TO the bar aud saksd If he
had any reason why sentence should
not be pronounced against him,
Mr.. Smith professed ignorance OF
the fact that the MCCARTHY case was
pending in Court, which pleading,
however failed to convince the Court
Judge Gear then announced th Vt
it was the unanimous Option Of he
three Judges OF the First Circuit
Court that Walter G, Smith was
entity OF contempt OF Court, and
that be was sentenced to be cor fined
in Oahu Prison for the term OF 80
day, that i', to imprisonment with
out hard labor. Editor Smith was
later On taken to tina Station House
in the Police W gou.
At $3.50 this afternoon Walter G
Smith was in the custody OF the
High Sheriff. Attorneys Lorrin
Andrews, LAWS and w. Q. Smith,
are in court as we 60 to press, APP
plying for writ OF habeas corpus.
1t was said around the court house
that Chief Justice Frsar desifes
time to look up preoedepts bef,r "a
issuing such writ, as the unanimous
opinion of the three Circuit Judges
seems to be conc usive.
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Kentucby's famous jesse Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for it's purity
and excellence. On sale at any OF
the saloons and at Loveioy & Go
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
alauds
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When desiring a mack, surrey
buggy, eto., with careful drivers
ring up Telephone ll3-Torritory
Stable CO., Id