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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1902-03-14
GEORGE CASTLEBERRY KILLED.
Former Roberts Ranctcr Meets With Fatal
Accident at Shane Greek SawmilI.

This morning County Coroner Kelley
received q telegram from the Columbus
Mercantile company notifying him that
George Castlebeiry had been killed in
an accident at his sawmill on Shane
creek, between Columbus and Absar-
okec. The coroner wired back that he
didn't think an inquest would bc ncces-
sary under the circumstances.
The news that Mr. Castleberry had
sustained severe injuries was received in
the city Wednesday morning, but no
particulars Of the accident were given,
except that he was injured by 4 heavy
log rolling "a him while he wasshoWinga
visitor to the camp how to roll logs. The
accident occurred last Tuesday after
noon and the report that reached this
city was to the effect that Mr.. CASTLE
berry had sustained internal injuries and
when medical attendance arrived was
bleeding at the mouth, nose and ears.
Mr.. Castlcberry was well-known in
Carbon county and up to two years ago
conducted ranch at Roberts, where his
divorced wife now resides.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1902-03-14
T7TTT Ind w - ~
MAIL ROUTE TO BRlDGER. 4
Postofficc Department Grants Petition and
Issues Advertisement for Proposals.

The Red Lodge postotlice has been
notified by the department at Washing
ton Of the contemplated establishment
of daily mail route. Sundays excepted,
between Red Lodge and Bridger by way
OF Golden This is in answer to the
petition forwarded to the department six
weeks ago, praying for route between
this city and Bowler. Az previously
stated in these columns. the department
doesn't consider it necessary at this time
to extend the route clear through to
Bowler, but this does not prevent future
action being taken in an effort to secure
through mail connection.
1t is the intention of the department
to establish the Red Lodge Bridger
route July next, and in pursuance Of
this purpose sealed bids for carrying the
mail for the period Of four years from
that date will be received until March
81 by the second assistant postmaster
general at Washington. The distance ID
twenty-five miles and the time limit six
hours each way, the mail leaving Red
Lodge at 2 o'clock p. M. and Bridger
at 6:3O clock a. m. Each bid must be
accompanied by bond in the sum Of
$1,000 Blank proposals can be had on
application at either the Red Lodge or
Bridger postoffices
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1902-03-14
CLOSED BY INJUNCTION
Judge Frank Henry Issues Order Immedi-
ately suspending Operations at
Gebo Coal Mine.
REFUSED TO OBEY LAW
State Coal Mine Inspector Charges Com
pany With Continued Neglect in
Failure to Make Mine Safe.

The first case on record in the state
where a coal mine has been closed by
court Injunction because of its unsafe
condition occurred today at Gebo, when
Under Sheriff Gebo this morning served
an injunction signed by Judge Henry
which calls upon the Clarke Fork
Coal Mining company to close down un-
til such time as the mine operated by
the corporation shall be made safe to
the satisfaction Of the state coal mine
inspector Of the state.
The injunction was prepared yester-
day afternoon by County Attorney Gas
well at the solicitation Of Howard r.
Welsh Of Helena, the state mine in
spector. It was signed upon presenta-
tion to Judge Henry. The injunction
IS gotten out under the provisions Of
article 1856 of the Montana codes for
the regulation Of coal mines, which
states that when coal mining company
has been notified by the state mining in
spector to remedy defects which endanger
the lite and limb Of employees and do no
notcomply with such request it becomes
the duty Of the county attorney Ut the
county in which such mine is located, or
OF the attorney general Of the state, to
prepare such injunction
The complaint against the company,
as drawn up by County Attorney Gas
we'll, states that on or about the first
day Of June Of last year Howard +.
Welsh, in his official capacity as state
coal mine inspector, examined the mine
and found it to be in an unsafe condi-
tion and hazardous to the safety of the
persons and lives of the underground en-
ployes and workers in the mine, mas
much as the mine was not provided with
an escapement shaft or opening to the
surface in addition to the hoisting shaft,
nor with any underground opening or
communication between the mine and
any contiguous mine, as the law requires,
there being but one means of egress and
ingress to the mine: and that the in
spector at that time gave notice to the
mine owners and operators that the
mine was in an unsafe condition and re-
quired them to rectify the same and thus
comply with the law: that again in De
cember last Inspector Welsh made de-
mand in writing that the mine owners
and operators construct two separate es-
capement slopes, shafts or passageways
and that the company had willfully
neglected and refused to do so. For
these reasons the state asked the court
to issue an injunction enjoining and re-
straining the defendant from further
working Of the coal mine until the law
is complied with.
If the company refuses to shut down,
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1902-03-14
Cuckoo Bilant's Attorneys Serve Notice
of Intention to Get Their
Client Hanged.
GIVES THEM TIME
Alleged That Convicted Murderer Is Broke
and Cant Pay for Transcrib-
ing Evidence,

In the district court Inst Saturday
ATTORNEYS g. u. Merrill and Georpe ".
Pierson, representing "Cuckoo,. Bilant,
who was last week taken to Che ncniten-
tiary to serve ont a Efe sentence for
second degree murder, gave notice to
the states ATTORNEYS that thcy would
ask for now trial for their client. sct-
TING forth in an affidavit the following
reasons as thc basis 81 tic motion to be
made later:
First Misconduct Of the iurv by
which fair and due consideration of
the 8, case mas 81, oeeh prevented
~ ] ;,rx Il ,at,ers 20 81 au ana haa orrod rod
III tie decision Of questions az law ;ris-
ing during the course Of the trial and
eNnnpled " Dy tne de1ehaaht.
N, th,, III, ,,an .'1,s.'
The trial Of said cause.
Fourth Newly discovered evidence
mateflal 70 thc de1endant' and Wnlch ~
huu,s' loa, WI, a ,a:'So'a,'2.u ui'e',Iu =, ,,
trial, ~
The motion will bc made upon nnida.
yits and bill If executions hereafter 10
bn nrcparcd
The notice to the statc.s ATTORNEYS
thnt Y nav trial w;,) H. asl5ed wns a.
COMMANDED Nv an affidavit sworn ~ hv
Biant. that he IS without propertv and
aslxinp thc conrt to ordcr the testimony
in the case to be transcribed from the
stenooranher's notes nj tho exncnse Of
the county. Judge Henry told The at-
torneys that thev would have To file an
affidavit stating how much money had
been paid them for his defense and
fixed the first day of the next term for
serving and fling of a statement on
motion far nav trial and h;,, of oxcan.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1902-03-14
become in contempt


The trouble which has resulted in the
closing down of the Clarke Fork Coal
companys property is said to result from
a desire OF those in charge from time to
time to cut down any outlay of expenses.
A tritle more than one half of the stock
Of the mine is held by eastern parties
and it is alleged that they are too far
away to know the needs Of the mine and
that there have been in the course of the
four years the mine has been ranning at
least ten different managers and that
each one in turn has endeavored to make
a good showing in output, regardless Of
the needs Of the mine and tho furnishing
of it with sufficient openings and with
the proper amount Of timbers
The mine employed about sixty-tive
men all told, about fifty of whom were
at work underground
| H. II. Griffith is at present in charge of
the mine and George Gebo is the acting
superintendent.
| H. IL, Griffith, manager of the Clarke
| Fork coal mine at Gebo. arrived in the
Iclty this afternoon to consult counsel
relative to the injunction which was yes
terday issued closing down the mine.
Mr.. Griffith had consultation with
Judge Henry with the result that the in-
junction issued yesterday win probably
DC speedily dissolved, upon Mr. Gritlith's
promise to at once make the changes
necessary to place the minc in safe con
dition for employees.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1902-03-14
MORE SMALLPOX.
Or. Butler Finds Two Cases at Joliet and One
In the City.

After respite Of but day or two
smallpox has again broken out in both
city and county. The first Of tho week
DR.. Butler was called to Joliet, where he
found John Barlow suffering with the dis
case and also a ease in the same neighbor-
hood, Homer Baker being the second vie
tim. Upon returning from Joliet DIR.
Butler discovered one case in the city,
a little boy in family by the name of
Anderson, in the upper end Of town, be-
ing down with the malady. There is a
case also on B. e. Wallis ranch, Mr.. Ben
nett's little girl being quite sick with the
infection.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1902-03-14
fircbugs at Bozeman.

Bozcman is having time with fire
bugs. A blacksmith shop suddenly shot
up in flames Monday at midnight and
for a time it looked as it the business
section would go. The Bozeman
authorities believe that some miscreant
IL the author Of all the fires which have
started recently in Bozetnan.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1902-03-14
GRAND EXODUS OF ELKs.
Extensive Preparations Being Made for the
Montana Excursion to Salt Lake.

While in Helena last Saturday Cash
ier B. Z. Vail Of the Carbon County
bank represented Beartooth lodge at the
Elks' meeting, called for the purpose of
arranging for the excursion to Salt Lake
City next August, on the occasion of the
grand lodge meeting. An executive
committee was appointed, consisting Of
one member from each lodge in the
state, and Mr.. Vail was chosen as the
member from Beartooth. A committee
on transportation was also appointed, as
we'll as one on uniforms and ono on
badges. Negotiations will be entered
into with the Oregon Short Line for a
rate from Butte, where the Montana
Elks will assemble in a body, and it IS
believed that at least 500 members of the
order, in addition to their ladies, will
make the trip to Salt Lake.
1t is understood that the badges will
be distinctively Montana emblem and
that copper will form some portion Of
them. The uniforms will be OF white
flannel and purple, the coats being a la
Tuxedo, with purple collars and purple
facing, while the trousers will have pur-
pie stripes down the outside. The hats
will be white straw fedora with purple
bands
The famous Boston g. Montana band
has been engaged for the occasion, Mon
tana headquarters are to be opened at
Salt Lake and the indications are that
the forthcoming excursion will be one
of the grandest in the annals of the
state.
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balance OF s3l ,9s0.57. The balance Jan.
81 was S29,214O1.
The total receipts for the month
amounted to s7,24s.5O. Licenses con
tributed $3.50, taxes s557.sO, county
officers fees s22595, and other sources
s5,5l4.75. The amount paid out during
the month was S4,4Sl94, leaving the
balance Of s31 ,9S057 distributed among
the varinns finds nc followc.
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COUNTY FINANCES.
The First of the Month There Was Over Thirt,
Thousand in the Treasury.

The report Of County Treasurer
Wright for the month Of February has
been filed with Clerk and Recorder
Smith. The report shows that at the
close of business, Feb. %, there was
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1902-03-14

The brick and stonework on Living
ston's new Northern Pacific passenger
depot has reached the second story.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23
6looeliS Jul!

@leDelig SUI er, 6oao Di
bjerta!ig anIfe pore 2eiere. 9et er io
Dor ierIige Spgupe at iagttage og
ne00eIe bore 2eIere pm De itore Ser
Densbegipen6eOer, 9egiben6sber, iom
griber ino @erOsns Sang. N1en Der
er insen @erOens6egioentsb, Der fan
fumn,snIigne5 meo Sefu 6Bbiel. 0eas
SnofI1helIe paa Werpens Sang er
mdgeIps, pg ben er peODurenoe. Der
for er oen M ielp efter 1900 4ar.
Sfpnt fgbt al en- n9Iten uoosb
Slegt, en- Stab uofanten al en-
uanisIig 8n, uf ct lille 5olt, Der bapbe
miItet i'm SeloItenoig3eb, iua troner
SeIus M bojere e1b nogen anben, Der
er fgbt al en- &pinbe, life alene i
9immeIen, men ogiua pau Sorcen.
Der Darsleoes unberligt pm bans
tilfommenDe Storbeb beb bans 6gbIel.
6imnelits 6erffare forlob beres berz
lige goIiger bet bgje for at ipnse for
Menneitene om beres itore 2Dtfe paa
@runO al bette Barns 5pbIel. 8iie
Mano fra 2Iterlanb reiIte langoeis
for al opioge, til6ene pg ofre til ben
nHTsOte SgOernes &onge." Den meg
tige 5croDes frpgtebe, at ban bet lille
Barn ifulbe faa en- aioal og i6gte at
hrefe ram.
SeIu 5pbiel sr @erbens itprIte 8ez
ginenfe0, og bet er ct timber poer aqe
1tnbre, at bet futtige, eftsritrabte
Barns 6pbist MI fejres aF MiGioner,
af omfri1g en- 3rebiebel al Sorbens
8efpltning. Sg Di feire bans 5pbiel
fom ,,oor 9erres" 5pbiel. Sg bet er
life, iom bet bar bans eget 6olf, Der
al gfationalfolH6eO feirebe bans .5pbz
IeI. 91ej bet er Menntiter of be fjar=
neite ng forIfel1igite Nationet, til boem
BET gldbe SubTfab ON fam er fommen,
ber feire ZEN.
Sale sen friItae og cipiliiereOe Der
ben rsgner i'm Si6 fra SSeiu GsDicl.
9et retfaroiggpr bor 9aaitanO, at ben
er @eroen5 iterIte 8egiDen6eo.
9et er bort inberligfte SnIfe til
bore Q2Tere, at Be maa ie9runoen ber>
til ,b0ao gngelen forfpnote: vgber
er i Dag Ell 5relisr fpOt!" at Seius
maa nreritraale aGe andre Sulegaper,
og at ban maa bore Silpen til por
SuleglGcel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23
Strcjfe=&Ommisii far
CIT liplig Scsiiun.
Iojourner ior 9clligbagene'

Zen II. Dec. aabnsoe gierne beres
Stbe af Sdgen. Q(oDofaterne for Site
Soreniag5manbene begpnote at inbz
folbe 8ibner. Sesiionen blep en- at be
lipligIte, &ommisitonen bar holbt.
Strat5 psb 8egpnoelien fom Der
en- &urre paa Graaben. 9lrbejbernes
Mbpofcter itilebe 9enniplpania aulz
tpmpagnis 9@rligbeb Spipl meb
5eripn til nogle2pnopgioslier, og ON
GftermibDagen buDbe 2opper Sarron
en- lipIig 9isfusitOn meo 9ommer
gra1 onl, bborOiOt Strejferne boooe
gfet til at pibe, 6pem Der betaler Stfez
5preningsmenbenes NbDofater. Oarz
rom paaItob, at be bar emploperet at
&ul6arD 1erne.
Scrub for bette gjorbe Gimpn 8.
@olperton, &eebing &ompagntets Noz
bofat, Iom 6olbt Qlabningstalen, ben
paaitanb, at QlnerfenDelie af4rbejDerz
unionen iorterer fife unoer Sommisz
iicnen, og bet fremfalbte proteit fra
Sarrcp. 6ur puuitoD, at bsrIom bet
life sjo-oe, iou ituloe bet forb9oes
gjerne at freml9gge 8iDnesbprD Be-
regnete pad at bebiIe, at llnionen bar
uniporIig for fOregiOne @olos6unblinz
ger. forepebe unber Strejfen.
Den foregiOne 19rlig6eD 2ensopz
eipelIer tom op fom en- 6plge at
Gperqsmaalet ON 8prns 9lrbejbe.
GIere imaa piger pioneoe Manoogs,
at be drbsioebe beGe Natten / en- Silfez
mgQe for at bjelpe beres 5aber, iom
bar 6eIfafteget aulminerns og fit
fun liGe 2gn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23
Giernes ,,Sc6e me" afflgret.

@iernes 20 cbe me" afitpret.
S 5irsoags obergaD Penniplpdniez
tompagniets 9lbpotat &ommisiionen
en- Memoranoum, iom bite, ct zen
enes 6uber iioite Qlar mobtog omfring
$140O for 9am ielp rg .ldborcr". og
en- anoen Saber $500 for Jig felp og
,,laborer". Saa @aar (Snsbag)
fsrte Nrbejberne be to Menb frem iom
8ioner, og be oionebe unber @b, at ben
nepnte 5ortjeneite bar belt mellem 4
til 6 Meab. 9ette 8ibnesbprD operz
raIfebe &ommisiionererne, og DOM
mer 9raD Ipurgte, om9allene fra bette
Memoranbum bar tagne fra 2snsz
fortegnelier, iom allereoe bar nfileo"
6os &ommislipnen. Nopofaten iparez
De betreftenOe.
Spmmer @raD opforDreoe Da aom=
pagniets 2lbDofater til at an9iDe ! De-
reg 2ensfortegnelier, pm be gipns Sal
bar for cen, 10 eller flere Uta1b, pg
ban antposbe, at bpis fife bet bleb
qiort, bilbe bet rofte commissioners
SiGib til 5ortegnelierne.
Der gjorOes ba en- llnoifploning, at
@ierne life alttb DiDite, bbor mango
per bar ON at belle De penge, Der be-
taltes til cen Manb, Da fun ben enes
Napn par inbfbrt 8egerne. Oarrpp
tiGob Jig at betDiple 9grlig6eben al
benne qaaitano. 9ermsb enote Gagen,
og man git pper til @iernes Sibs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23
llpenlipnere0e 8etsraner.

8i bar buft en- SDerflpbis6eo al
SplDsaiager ON @eteraner fra SDrz
gertrigen, lom e. paa -YeniionsliT ten,
eller Iom ie9sr at fomme Der. Set
fpaes, fom tibligere psniionsfommisz
iarsr pg Saosnrigsminiitre bar aniet
bisle Splpsnineer for be pigtigIts.
&ommisfer Mare, Der er blepen un=
ruabt 1om en- original Manb, iDneg at
babe en- forifs[lig Mening. 6an far
siort Jig ben llleilig6eb at famle nogle
tnteresiante Splpsninger ON upeaiioz
nereoe 8eteruner, bpilfe W1iniIter 6it6z
coet bar gipet en- fremituDt glabs i'm
eSnoberetning / 9ar.
peniions6ureuuet bolDer sSortegnelie
oper alle be genlebenoe 9eteraaer fra
8orgerfrigen, entsn be fafoe unber
BETS pltgt eller life. 5aalebes er
&ommlsieren Stanb til at pplGIe,
at Der bet fioite 9lur bBbe $4,000 gs=
teransr, at bpilfe fun $1,000 par penz
itonereoe, dltIua liOt oosr 9alposlsn
Set 1temmer fife meD ben alminDeliqe
Qntageile, grunrst paa lps @aaf.
Men iparer bet life til be feIfes al
minoelt9s &unoTfab? Soem fan fife
blanot bans perIonlige 9encinger tale
ltge 1aa mango @eteransr, Der albrig
bar annobet ON peniion, Iom ban fan
talIe peniioniiter?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23

Oct er Ell rimelig 9lntagslie, at Be
fteIte al be upenItpnerebe 0etsraner,
Iom bgce bet iiblte Mar, bsrte til Denne
alasie. Oct ct naturligt at gette, at
he feIte al oem bar paa 9rabens Hanb
rg tr1ffsoes al MloerDomsl lpagbeb,
forsget peo baarb SieneIte / ltasoom=
men, og be funoe 6aoe faaet Yeniion
Blot peb at beoe berom. De mua babe
oeret 6lanDt benz, Ter fife baD berom.
S be fsnere Iar er life mango penz
Iionsanisgninger 6lepen afilaaeDe, itten
2cpens 9etingelisr er blepea bebre
forftadet, og iioen Gegeringen bar faaz
ct Yeniionsagenterne unoer beore Som
troll: Sra 8egpnoelIen er omtrent IN
Sreoieoel aF aqe peniionsas,iegninger
blepsn afilaaet. Men ben fsnere Sio
er Negtelisrre IpunDne ino til en- Sem
tsDel Ser er en- ifjult 9@resliite
(rpn Of 6onor )ober bem Der fife a1iggz
te om peniipn. Den ae6snbares peo
OpOen.
Oct 6Brsr meo til ganbbeOens 6plz
beItg9relIe rgiua at ie benne Sioe at
@agen. Oct er Da for aeiten oglau
ben ifgnneIte Sine = fgrit itille 2ip
"a arefter 5eorelanoets 5isneite o9
iaa brage ct Slbr oper mulige 5ortjez
neIter. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23

De nuaeOe fun at irbleDe Sdse.t.
gierne og beres 9(opofater b9pce be-
itanbig, at 3ommisiionen life bar mo-
get meD @rbeioerunionsn at ggre; Saz
gen er fife meaem &pmpunierne og De-
res 4reej0ere iom en- anoe1 &orporaz
tiony men me1em &ompagnisrne og be-
res e9ne 9lrbeibere. commissioned er
life lob9ireabe, men bens 8arufter- Ct
nermeit ruabgiDenbe. 6sr aommisz
iionen pDerpeier 2snsfor6sjelIe maa
Den bel bet9nfe, bpem Ter ifal betale
ben, nsmlig 6orbrugerne. 2ignenbe
meb 9enlpn til 5orfaitelie al 9lrbeiDsz
bdgen.
Der paaitobes, at Der funbe bare
paret Ufinetaul unoer Gtrejfen, bapbe
Bet life paret for ben Serrorisme,
Strejferne reTorterebe til.
Senere er Der faa fortIat meb at afz
bprs "NonzllnionzMen" De fortaae
om ,,bo1cutting", ON 5oripg pdu at
iprense beres 9uis / 2u5ten og lignenz
be llretferoig6eber. Saaoan ifal Iaa
uniOnsmenoeae itaa' beifDlbte 6suigz
oagene. oper; tbi &ommisiionen Be ilutz
teos at aiournere iaa lenge. @i faur
iaa ienere legge Merfe til, bpab be
far at iiae til beres 5oriDar imoO
bisfe brsis 8effplOninger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23
Simlenocrne fiber @unsersnpo.
Ser rapportereS. ct 10000 liSer
Huo paa 6runb af. at Mulimgcn
CT Ilaast fejl.

ct. peters6org 20. Dec. Sire
9uaoreoe Suienoe perIoner rapportez
reg iom blDttepe for gtsi ltcnsmioler %
uobungrere fom 5slge af, at 9lplen 6ar
iloaet fell / 5inlano. Den engclfz
amerifanife 9irfe fer bar paatagef iig
at feDe og fleoe SfDlebsrnene. Sire
firife 8irfeiogne og graiten 8aitor
Sraneis bar label ubgaa ct Opraab ON
8iitanb bette 4rbejoe. 9an Tiger,
at Siltanben / Dag er perre, enb ben
bar 1867, ba ct 9unbrebe 5uIinbe
Menneifer bpoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23
lite glarg.
Dene5uela=S a=Sporssmaalet
llucjsct treffcr upcr.
Suit Sar6ari.
Suit Sar6ari.

SpiflanD ct pillig til at orbne 9ensz
5uelaz9onfliften beo 9olbgift meo
preiioent 9op1epelt Iom 8plogiftsz
mano. Uldn Dil fife fait6olbs, at Be
ae5nela fBrit ifal bebe bbnpgt om Sorz
lanslie, men Ger iful paa 6orbaanD giz
pes Saranti for, at @ene3uelu bill rette
iig eTter &eaOsl1en, naar Den er afIagt.
Spifldno fpnes at forItau, at @enez
5uela / lin nubarenOe ot9ibIeee Sil=
ltano umuligt bilbs befbenme fla til
at gore llnOffplnainger, men inarere
piloe freoe iaubanne for be 2oelegz
g,ller, Der er tilfpjet bet.
Oct tpife llbenrigsminiiterium bar
oerfor tilfenOegibet be foreneoe Stater
SpIflanos SereOOi1isbeo til @ologift
paa Den getingelle, at o[le tDife Timber
banolinger fer birefte meD MaIbina=
tDn.
Sra Hom telegraferes 90 Sec: Sta
lien bill meo 9l9oe mobtuge grRiibeat
&oofeoelt, eIar 6pem 9an maatte ubz
pelge, iom 8plOgiftsmanb / @ene3uez
laz&onfliften unber ben 5prubietning,
at benne SrOning oeIaa tilfreos itiler
gn9lano og SpIflanO.
Sra 2Dlbon lDber Gfterretningen
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pdd egen 9aanb.
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op6eIte 55or6itrelfe r0er SbIferncs
8olOs3an0lilger mob pene8uelanife
8Drgere.
G6efen pua ben tpife 9rpbIer ,5alf"
jrg iuulebes bsj Ss paa en- oprgrenbe
raa Mdabe 8eietningen bort fra ben
oene3uelanife 5fonnsrt ,,@ictoria".
@n af u8ictorias" W1atrofcr brufnene.
SITE engung SDbbabets bilbe Stanlz
mer Diloe blipe be6a1blet msD en- iGaz
ban 3aa6eb af nogen cipiliIeret gaz
tim, fom Sbiferne pg gnglenosrne
bar be6anblet ps. Den Itaffels Sez
manbs Spb fra ,,0ictoria" er ct feigt.
rg lumpent Morb, Fom @ers5uela bill
frebe Spreisning for.
@n anoen 6orbrDoelie er, at man
fDrer pau gerleffferne Ner6eben aF
Sen Margberitd. Oe itaffels gerlez
fifere bar Iua pitt iatet at faHe meb
6orpitlingerne mellem @ena5uela Dg
europa.
8i baaber, at be forenebs Slater pg
dnifz9merifa bill notere iig bisie
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nitet og GipiliIation - SorbrpoeIier.
Der for beitanbig bill bore Ell Sfanpiet
paa be 9fationer, bpis 5laabe Der Be-
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-30
To Edit the Mascot.

The Mascot. of StatesVille, is to pass
into new editorial hands.
Mr.. d. A. Coblc. of this city. leaves
this morning for Statesville. where he
will assume the editorial and business
control OF that paper, having purchased
it from Mr.. A. D. Watts. who is now in
Washington, the private secretary of
Senator Simmons.
Mr.. Coble is an experienced ana prac-
tiCai newspaper man, and has been con-
nected With newspaper work in Phila-
delphia. He IS staunch Democrat and
will kept the Mascot to the front both
in aid of Statesville and the Democratic
party.
His wife is the daughter of Mr.. G. B.
Edwards and Mr. Cotle was a. one time
superintendent of the Odd Fellows Or
phanage at Goldsboro. The people Of
StatesVille will find him and his family
an addition of value 10 their town.