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Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-30
BIG MINING IN
 MICHIGAN COUNTRY
REGENT IMPROVEMENTS ON CAL. uMET & HEcLA PROPERTY.
Output Will Be Greatly lncreased-six Thousand Tons Daily Is What the Red Jacket Shaft Furnishes.

Special adyices to the Boston Jour- nal report that the current month will witness the completion of the i'm provements that have been under way At the Red Jack shaft of the Calumet & Hecla during the past year. The last of the bins, of which there are nine in number. were installed last week, and about ten days will be re- quired to make the necessary altera- tons in the shaft and rock house. Dur ing this period the shaft will not sup ply any mill rock whatever. The rine-ton capacity skips, which are 10 supersede the cages. have been n readiness for some time, and it Is more than likely. that the change wlil become effective August 1. when the hoisting capacity of the shaft promises to be more than doubled. Just what the daily output with the improved hoisting facilities rendering service re- mains to be determined, but the mine is now furnishing an immense amount of rock-nearly 5000 tons daily-and IL IS SOtu OpiilIVh lheht iOA a SA~' - least. the big shaft will be operatei well up to it's full capacity, and also that there will be a corresponding let up at some of the other shafts.
 The necessary changes in the snatt 10 permit of the substitution of the skips for the cage system of hoisung proved to be a tedious undertaking. Bins have been provided at each al ternate level. commencing on the fifty seventh level, at either side Of the shaft, and thir capacity of nine tons is exactly equal to that of the new sklps to be used. The skips are box-shaped, and in the mater of their hoisting and lowering there will be no deviatioli from the present method,
 p,--,rh The advantages anticipated are a substantial saving of time anu tH7 tniss,ng of heavier loads, as it is oe- ,ieved that three skips can be opefa1ed' compared with two cages of but six tons capacity under the present ar farement. The engines are capabie of boisting a ten-ton load at the rate Of 5000 feet per minute, and allowing for reduced speed at top and bottom of the shaft. the round trip to extreme depth can be ID made in five minutes.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-30
CALIFORNIA KING MINES

The last report of the California King Gold Mines company. whose mine Is at Picacho. states that 1t has taken s7s.OO0 worth of bullion out oi its mine within the last four moh'ns' and have a cleanup under way no" of s1s. 900. Under date of June ZS- tne zuperintendent at the property 'e'- graphed that the estimated amount or the cleanup for July. 1903, will pc over s25.O00.
 Some changes in the directorate were made at the last annual meeung' the present official list being as TOT lows. Jacob E. Ridgway. president. R F Pettigrew. vice president ana chairman of the executive commit'ee' Charles H. Fay. secretary and treas urer: Charles A. Towne. J. C. bu'z' Fl. Hearne. John L Bishop. John' r rones Jacob E. Ridgway. Jr.. W. W. Rsbacher. directors.-Yuma Sun.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-30
1uE socoRRo CLOSES DOWN.

The famous .Socorro mine at Harris burg has shut down for an indehnite period. On the one side the state ment is ID ade that labor troubles were threatened. while on the side Of the miners it is denied. All hands some eighty in number. have been dis charged.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-30
SONORA MINING.

There is remarkable activity in mn tne in Sonora. Mexico. There IS a
 iarre amount of American caphai now Ing into peariy all Of the mining dis- trtcts. mostly for development pur' soses. There are many good mines
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-30
euARTziTE MINES ARE
 UNDER BOND

The Belle of Arizona group of gold bearing quartz claims, lying within two miles of the Guadeloupe mine, ana about eight miles east of Quartzite, in Yuma county. have been bonded by the owners. H. A Carter, Jerry Brat ion and Wayne Wheeling. to William M. Kellogg. of Hartford. Connecticut. 1t is stated that the amount of the bond is s25. 900. As the discovery and location shafts show free gold II; white quartz from the grass roots. and all six of the claims show goou values from the first stroke of the pick it Is but fair to assume that intensive work will develop rich property.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01
Gine Sanitratinn I

4tttt uuttrattntt
bensn, mas nit nnlerein Mebl geieiifet
iperoen lann. Geilt @smidbt peroop.
pelt iih bsim 8dden ,gs Qiebt nslls.
tueibe. id3madIafte Gaibe. unb es III
auuerldfHaer llnb 6lonDnliIner ais ir-
9enO Elm anoeres Wehl i'm Marti. gs
III Der 3ausfrau StoI3, Das Ron plus
llltra 0es 6amilienniebIes. Das fonn
boriiber hinaus 9eIa9t tuerbsn2 aouft
cpserleB1 Mebl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01

Der Gpututsr gina anr RiSte eeiue gaaGpeben
matben nd ieboh in unfertm Rbrper nod fiblbar.
ir iinb valSgeb6rrta BON Der amatn 3eit Der Glutb
Hniere S4meiBfandle nn0 be Yprtn Der Paut lpelde
ben &tptiB mad auben btu bei6rbern. fnb rpdhrenb
Der ptbe imner mebr berarbeitet morben bis sulest
ber Snpstb TN Strbnien Iief.s Die G&meiBablonoe.
rungSnseone iporen tbsn berart 9epdtbt Dab Ft BEN
gen MieergfaHb Isiiten fonnten ilnb fMfteBIiA baa
MaIfer aus Dem Dsute ftr6men IieBen. IoDsgb apurs
be bo8 Blt serhidt 3rQieib absr d nit beit ftigen
@toItn iberIoben lpeldt fonit nit ben GdmeBe Giis.
Qei&ebtn mersen btnn biz pnut yefp bic yprea toun.
ten. uie geaesgt bsi ibrer S4mde nnb BEN uermebrs
ten DEntdHbrong ben ShweiB nidbt mehr geb6ria 5us
beretitn. Der Rbrper If alp 3pitia1 NIT asfft0en
StoYien lberIabsn nnb bieie mlfIen nnn fbHnen nHr
NIT 4uIfe Der beriibmten ct Dernarn Rrdnterpiaen
nn8gtnsthsn tperben SpbnIb ibr N0tigtett uertpirt
itopiaa Slad n Der sTaesnarnSe Wiss e,bsisns, Ssu
MideuIhn1de &ren3innitraen, Drud I'M Mnge. 10
benfet boran baB Guer. R6rper hurd bic Iange 3eit
oer Gommers9lutb mt 9lutgtittn Hberlaoen lit!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01
GineS &naben tuiIOe Sabr
ifir'S 9eben.

ltmsebsn BON ieiner 5amilie, lag %.
s. 8rown BON seesoillc, Sno., infUlse
einss ihweren @afales bon atbma aui
Den Sob parnierer, mabrenp Elm Spbn
lS Meilsn weit ritt, um ,Dr. &insa
Stem Discovery fir bic Mussebruna
5ufen unp Grtaltuns" gu bclen; riels
wunperbare Mepi3in trahte ioiortise
einperuns bertet unp farirte i'm aud
talp barna1. gr ldreibt: SD lhlafs
iest 'fef jepe Naht." Nebnlihe merf.
wiirbise &uren Don Sdminelu6t eunsen.
unb 5alsleipen, @rippe, yneumunia be.
peiien, oaB lie unfetlbar 1T. Yrcbirt es
9ebe SOC. anb Sl.00 Jlai6e 1T saran.
tiert pom 6. .. 8ainSbereer, Mpctbeter
vrcbeFaldtn fret. SIN 8ainsberseri
Mpotbete lpirp peutih seiprUchen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01
Mues aeaem ibn.

Bettlaseris. atlein unp perlai1en. Das
mar in sursem Der 3uRano eines alten
Sclbaten yiamens 8. S. Sasens in
gerIailles, 8. Sir Sabre mar er nit
glierenleipen tsbaftet, unp weper Dcfs
loren nod Mepi,inen tonnten i9m 9inoe-
runs eeriAaifen. Shlieblih setraudte
sr Glestrie Bitttrs. Diele balfen ibm
auf tie Beine IN turser .3eit, unp iebi
iast sr: SD bin aui benz gBese 3ur sUu>
ifdnbisen 0tnelunS." Da iie cine srcbe
Nsrpen-Gcnit iinb. rerpen iie bic gaers
pen ltarftn nno pas Spitem aufbanen.
sic resulirt auh BEN Masfn, bic 9ebes
unp bic Mitren. Sur so etS. unb ga.
rantirt son 6. Q. RainsterSer, Apc'
ttefer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01
YolitiSOes.

Wir Doben elei1e 3et)te fir 9tlle.
Sas nngliif beiiebt nur oarin. oaB Die
drmerea Glalien nidt oaiiir beaoblen
f6nnen.
Ser ,Gnlumbus Courier" mabnt:
r@rludblt eine 2e9islotur, ,pelde oas
Woit. uno nidt Die 8apitaliltsn uno
WonopOlt reprdientirt!"
Senator 0anna bat es obaelebnt,
nit Dem oemotratiiden senats.ganoi-
oaten @larte aemeiniam su oebattiren.
--Gr miro aud millen lparum.
Gin repnblitaniides Blatt ncinte,
es pare i1aoe, tpenn bic Ser. Staaten
Wart 0anna's Gienite ols Yunoesiena=
tor entbebren miiBteu. Sic Der.
Staaien t6nnten Die Eienlte 6auna's
I'M Senat iebr pobl entbebren, ober Der
Sdlfftrult bat oenielben n0tbia, mn
Die Sdiffs- Sublioienbia ourd3upeit=
iden.
Sen g}aoel ouf ben Gopf trifft 9a=
bio S. greDer, elmer Der nern a)iit-
9lieoer Der b0dlten @eri1tsbofes i'm
2anoe, wsnn er oas 3benia Der 2pnb=
lnoroe beiprehsno uori6ldgt, Die ge=
rufunas= Snitan5' in RriminalQeri6tss
fallen absuIhaifen. Ser 8laube oes
Boltes. DaB iolan9e elmer Wslo bat. an
bDbere Snitanaen au oppelliren. er frei
ausge5en fann, lit Der @runo. tpesbalb
oas @olt 10 oft oas Ge6t in Die eigene
0ano nlmmt, uno Gdle lpie ole oes
Wolineur, bes 9r. Gsnneop etc. be-
iidrten es in oieiem @lauben.
gamma. Gorater uno Serrid baben
lebte Wode in @biQicotbe Die fepubIi=
taniIt9e @ampa9ne in Obio croifnet
uuo baben ertldrt, oab Die republifa=
nilde Yartei oieies Sabr in Cbio lis-
gen miille, neil lOnlt Die Nationnlpabl
III 1lahlten Sabre perloren,.0eten uno
0amlt oas @noe Der prpIperitdt i'm
2onoe gstommen iein tpilrbe. 9lls ub
mir uns bel Den Serren &epublitanern
fir Die 0uten @rnten 81 besanten bdt=
ten, oenen mir Die leBl9e Brotperltdt
per0anfen.
Ser 8fao oes grGlioenten 1T ni6t
tirei Don 9ornen. 9ieles ,,Sabr ma1te
er cine &uuoreiie BON $4,000 Weilen
burb .nen Meiien nno NerDlpeiten. bic,
.etIpa SOS, 600 toitete uno Die gabn-
.Gprporationen lieierten nibt nur Die
3ii9e, ionoeril aub bic 8elaQe, ipelbe
&Dolepelt nit ieinen politilcben freun-
ben Deranltaltete, llno isbt uolen Die
b0ien Eemotrateu I'm uddlten gon9reB
oies in elmer Reiolution 5ur SpraAe
brin9en. Sn Der 8eiolutlon ioll es
beiBeil. ben Oemotraten lei bersleibeil
bon Dem Brdlioenten 3oolepelt all Obs.
rem setoinmsu, lie t6nnten es lih aber
niAt borliellen, oaB elm Drdliosnt Der
Vereinieten Staaten als .profeIlipnsls
Ter 9bnorrer" uno rDeadbeet" ben
@iienbabn gorporationen auf Der
9aihe lieae. gr. &ooiepelt. mose oas
ber cine grfldruna loslahen. in lpelder
er .lolbe 8erleumbun9eii 3u @bren Der
Ration unD oes 2ailoes 5uriifmeilt."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01
Gin 9anoIanger Warf SSans
na'S Dard,9cbraNnt.

/ Ser ltaatlifbe Sneellienr=Snipetto
lin NIT 6inter!aifuna zines GelSits I'M
uutsr MitHnblne ieiner Goutubin
nur6aebranni. Ger .6otllmbus gou
rier" beridtet oariiber: 8eorae W
@ollier fnmmt BON @ipriu, 2orail
@ountp, lpoislbf Cummings Der repu
blitaniihe gbubenael fir Mart 5an
nd's Sn,ephen in Gleuelano bebeima
tbet lit. @r mar nnn ie. ni6t cir
gOIelulht, iDnoern ein enraQirter Nn.
bdnaer BON Mart 9anni, uno bieiem
umiiano bot er feline grnennuns als
lfaQtliAer 0eamier anit einem libe.
raleu @intomlnea uno menis Nrbeit su
peroanten, SIN friibereh 3eiten butte
er Diel SAatlgteit I'M sSntersHe De,
Dfaldiniiteu an oen 9o9 eelegt; uno
oieie A9itation sufaMmt ieinem unent.
lue9ten 3epublitaitismus braAte ibn
oabln. mo er bisber aelpelen III.
Qlliein. allein, aflein.
gBie tam Der Menih Ii6 triiesn -
Nnltatt Die Maibiniifsu. Sn9enieurs
uno 9ampfteHel beg Staates 81 irlipi=
siren. inipisirte er. troBoem er i6Dn eli,
|eheti6 8sipons bate. Die 36dter oes
Ganoes. uno 10 fielsH feline NuQen
auf cine Grduleln Sattie 9euorir. cine
iippi9e yriinette, melhe i'm GmerIon
Dotel on Der Sable D. 0ote iervirte.
wplelbit @ollier feline WabISeiten einau=
neGmen pflsate. Sic geiiel ibm Ibisr
iiber Die WtaaBelt. uno er usrtiebte li6
lterblid in lie. Msbr uno mebr nod
oieien Sdritten bat mie S9artenmaper
ldate, Der Seufel ibn eeritten. uno
0attie mistbete iidb go. 291 Welt
Sroao StraBe einiee 3immer, lporln
lie init Dem Dioiuiniltsn. Se1sl- uno
Dei5nipettor III @nneubinnt lebte.
8lel65eitis persab aber @ollier leine
4usauben nad teineu @iunabmen ein=
3aridten, uno 10 fam es. oaB er NIT
einem Deficit Don $2,7l5.73 flii6tig
9egangen 1T. Wtit ibm perldmunb
9attie na9 poroerbauo unbetannten
2e9ionen. Sic Hing wie Sobonna:
.eebt mobl ibr Ser9e, ibr 9eliebten
5riften,
Sbr Wlattsn uno ibr Siiasl lebet
tprbl.
llno er iaate atIea Mafdinilten. Sei-
germ, Eampfteheln uno Sidsrheitspen=
tilen oes Staates Obio ebenfalls 2ebe.
luohl.
@oupernsur Noib, Der be'annts
6eino aller 9ome &u!e. bat ibn ius=
penoirt, uuo Der 8eneralanmolt miro
oas Neitsre oeranlahen. SroBosm
miro aber Der treiienoe Berg cine Waus
Qebdreu. Mls lein Na9fol9er muroe
William =. Genneop BON Cincinnati.
republifanii9er Warobduptlin9 Der
oortieen fiinften @aro uno ergebener
Anbdneer Don Gsor9e 9. Cor ernannt.
9ie iiben selaiieue Satin @olliers
i6naubt Hade uno orobt i'm iopob!
mie feline @namorata auf Der Steae su
erIdieBsn. oenn er bat nidt nur !ie
mittellos fben 9elalien, ionoern aud
Shimpf uno Sdanoe auf Die Jamilie
aebraht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01

y Sn Yotterspille, pa., taudte Dor
einisen Sa9en cine Delperaoo auf. Der
am beaen Sage bic paiiantsn OIL ben
6auptitraBen aufbielt unb beraubte.
bod idlieblib einseiperrt wuroe. Nah.
bent er bann inn @efdn9niB alles ge.
itoblen mas einigermaben einen Wertb
satte unb niets unb naaelos mar. be.
tuertitelliete er ieine Gluht uno DerlieB
Die 5taot. naboen er nod porber ei=
men Gradtmasson auf9ebrOden uno
beraubt. iotuie pferb uno Waaen sur
Gortihaifun9 ieiner Beute geltohlen
bate. Ser Wann bat entidieoen lei.
nen geruf perfeblt, er bdtte ein Sruf-
na9nat meroen ioaen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01

= Bon Der Gr6Be Der Welt erhdlt
Der Wenid eri bann cine rihtige Dor.
ifequng, tuenn er nit einem b6ien 0iib.
nerauae uno .ngen ehuben cine Meile
su Sub gsben lnub. I
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01

: Gin Nsiu Dorfer preoiaer tnarnt
Die Wdohen, ia feine Miliondre gu
beiratben. Ser Ratb 1T iiberfliiilig.
benn bic msiiten Mdoels triegen bod
feine WlilIiondre. unb oieieni9en, tvelde
triegsn, lebmsn fie bod.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01

SDtn 8. Godsfeler's lebtidhriae
Dipibenoe BON etanoaro Oil Nltitn
foI iid auf neun NilIionen belanfen
hoben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01

Seoer. Der nns einen nsnen
Nbonnenten brinat. oer fur Elm 5obr
I'm oorans beaablt. e.hdlt als prdsuium
Elm Ggsmplar oes gndes .Auf Duntsln
Megen. II.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01


langerihtete Gtbaoen bstriet $40. 600
Sn Cripple Greet, @oi., luuroen pie
ats 5treitbreaer enQaglrte oelltibe Nr
better. neil lie SiA ,peiaesteii, III, Di
4rbeit su 9ehen, auf Srore oes 8ene
rals @bafe einaeipsrrt. ipotauf lie 8e
! Iihmeroe bsim oeuti1en Gonlut III Sen
Der fiibrten.
| ssn Der Ndbe BON GanniIe, 3d.. II
Gin pof3ug entaleiit uno neun 9erio
men, iamintlid gabnangeitsllte, babe,
babel ibren 200 sefllnosn.
| 2ebte Wo6e fubr Der gontratto,
T.rguIon in Der Ndbe bon WeIt Wlpo
| ct mn. pA.. init ieinem Bud1aIie,
lRartm in einem gua9p uno botte etmc
$4,000 in eiuer 0elotaide bel Ii6. lpo.
nit er ieine Mrbeiter ablobuen ,uollte,
0a lhleuoerten &auber Tpnamit unie.
cas Bua9D. 5sr9uion muroe bel eel
&rplolion aetDotet, iein Yudbalte,
ihpsr perlsbt. 0ie @elotal6e nit 5n.
bait lit usrihwunoen.
9lls s. 6. 6iainbotham in yropns.
bile, Ba.. legten 5Sreitag einen Was.
aon nit grettern 6ifnete. oer.ibm pon
|DSidi9an aus Suaeidift woroen mar,
/ Fano er 81 feinem gntleben Die 2ei6en
oon 5pei Mdnnern oarin. Die cine
lag ouf ben grette,n uuo Die annere
befano iib in Iibenoer Bolition. Nl-
lem 4nIAein nab maren Die Mdnner
in ben Waaen oetrDAen, nm freie
5abrt sl befommen. 0unn eingeihloI.
len luoroen uno perbungert, nahoem
es ibnen niht aelunaen mar. Die Quf-
mertiamfelt auf li6 su lenien.
8on iibereiferiQen Bolisilten muroe
leBte Wohe in Spfer yaD ein G1tpeoe
Namens Samuel 5menaan perbaItet.
oer oortbin 9ptommen mar, nm ben
Brdlioenten au leben.
Die &eaieruna bat beIdloIen. auf
ben gbilippiuen Snieln einen Ganal
urm Sadl Se. na9 Dem Weere su
5auen. Der ungeTabr $500, 900 toiien
miro. Sas @elo ioll Don benz pom
@onsreB beluilllaten 0ilfsfono eutuom.
men meroen. Ser Ganal miro es Der
Brooins 8atau9a trmDslibeu. ihre
8rooutte brett. anltntt iuie Iriiber,
iber Wanila 81 peribiffen.
9ie Steinhouer in 9eoforo, sSa..
tpelAe NIT arbelten fir ben Runfpolait
oet ST. 2ouiler Nusltelun9 beidditiat
Iwaren, lino ausltdnois ae,poroen,
na1bsm ibnen Die rationale Stein.
bauer.llnion Srore 9efanot. su iirei.
fen ooer ben 5reibrief Der 2OtaluniOn
auriidauididen.
Sn gttala, Mla.. ipuroe am Gams.
tag Der poliseibef Sentins eet6otet unb
Der poliSiit ylantenibip idlp.r uerlvbi,
als lie orei in eine 5dlG9erei seratbene
aeute oerbaften tpollten. Sohn @bite.
Der Die Sdulle auf Die 8eamten abaes
feuert baben io0, befinoet iid in 9aft.
Sn Winneapolis 1T in ben 9roBen
Wublen Elm Streit aussebroden.
Sn lammtliben Bersnerten in Der
autbrdcii- SohtsnreaiOn iii RennfDiDa'
nien ioa Der Setlieb ein9eibrdntt mer.
Den. um Elm ssallen Der 4oblenpreiis sll
uerbiiten. Gle 5mansig 8rubsn oer
2e6isb Ballep 60. tpsroen am 5ams'
| tag 9eiblohen. Die SusqHshanna
60. ihlieBt ibre anlaaer idOn an
drsitaa.
MnaIan0.
Sn Berlin ber,idt Elm ridtiaes
Gtreitiieber. Die Smnibusfutiher,
5iihler, WilitdrmiiBenmaher. 2arton.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01

Rdhhe Wode miro III Canal 6 o.
per bic county. 6air nb0ebaltsli.
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MmsIans.

Sn Berlin ber,idt elm ridtiaes
Strsitiieber. Die Omnibusfutfder,
9iIhler, WilitdrmiiBsnmaher, Rarton.
arbeiter, Dredsler. Giirtler. Weiall.
brufer unb anoere Mrbeiter linb aus.
fduoia. 3uoem iino Die idon Idnssre
3eit i1mebenosn Streitigtslten spiideu
Mrbsitsrn unb Arbeitaebern in Der
Metollbrande INNER nod niht 9e.
re9elt.
y.i Bliesransbah Bel 5t. 5obann
i'm Grsiie 6aarbriiden 1T 9olobaltiaer
5ano in erbebliber Weti9e entoeft.
Ser 9ano 1T 10 aoloreih. oaB ein
@runobeliber iein Wutunasrsdt an si.
nen @ngldnber fur eine Willion Mart
pertauit bat.
Bon Der dineiilhsn 0aieniaoi
Sientiin tommt bic Nadridt. oaB 10.
npbl Die Bsulenpeit als aud bic gbp.
lera in peiaSans uiithen. ssn ben
Ileb!en aipei Monatsn iinb bort 200O
perionei, aeFtorben,
Sn Daiu. Der rnifihsn Yetrolenm.
nabt, asrietben Die Biliebat Napbta.
queaen. Die Der ssirma Nobd aebDren.
lin Brano. Das Ssuer bat einen
eAaoen pon 81, 500. 900 unaerihtet.
Dos Dbertriegs.0 .0eribt In 9iel bal
| bas urtheil. pelhes ben Morobuber
Oullener au 3pri Sabrsn uno iieber
Eagen Geliunasbaft Oerurtbeils. BE-
Itdtiat.
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aulaas.

Wuf elmer Gabnfabrt ouf benz g1o
See, Maine, ipelhe Iie nit mebreren
onoeren Damsn llnternabm. lit 6rau
sNepton, Satin oss prof. s. 8. Retp.
ton am Weslenn Gemals College BON
Waine, infolae Rentern oes 8potes er.
trunfen. 6rau 9aelptpn mar eins
Ghriftiteqerin bon anerfannsem Sd.
lent.
Sn Shracufe. q. g.. lit i'm oprtiaen
.@loper 0otel" 6rau Carrie Ghraoer
ben Branopunben erIsaen. tpel1e iie
ii1 auf bisher nod linaufaeildrte Weile
3ngesogen battle. Tie Grau }iiir3te in
Der Nadt mil brsnnenoen Rleioern aus
'ihrem Simmer in ben 4orrioor uno
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-26

defendants bail of $50 to be entered be-
fore the rule was issued.
The next case for trial was Charles j.
Fiskc VS.. George w. Gale. This is known
as the Waterbury shooting case and the
father of the dead boy brings civil suit
for damages against the boy who II Is
alleged accidentally shot his son. Dam
ages are placed at 5000. T.. H. Palmer Of
Waterbury and j. II. Scnter Of Montpelier
are attorneys for the plaintiff and r.
w. Hulburd of Hyde Park and II. a.
Rowland for the defence The attorneys
FOR the plaintiff with seven witnesses
were present and ready for trial but tho
defence pleaded It could not be ready be-
fore tomorrow morning as II had expect
cd another case would precede this. Judge
Stafford said there was no excuse for
attorneys not having their cases ready
for trial. they were preceding alto
gether too much on theory. He ordered
that the defendant pay the witness fees
of the plaintiff for to-day, no matter what
the result of the trial may be.
Court then took a recess until nine
O. clock tomorrow informing, when the
Fiske VS.. Gale case will come on for trial
The plaintiffs son was shot in Stowe in
the summer of 1901 by the defendant and
the suit to recover da images Is brought
under section 1929 of the Vermont
Statutes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-26
PASTOR BERATES VERMONT
Striking Example of Political Infidelity
Here and in New Hampshira

Boston, March 3-In the prelude to his
sermon last night at Peoples Temple. the
Rev. Charles A. Crane. the pastor, said
Living pictures of triumphant political
infdelity can now be seen in Vermont and
New Hampshire. Officers sworn to en-
force the law have so long nulliiied 1t
that their persistent perfidy has persuaded
many good men to think that the only
way to practically hanGle lawbrcakcrs ia
to license them.
when there has been an honest effort
ia enforce the law ii has been a SUCCESS
But dishonest efforts have encouraged the
laWless and discouraged the good citizen
who is busy with the bread and butter
problem, until now we see dishonesty
triumphant and the outlaw in Vermont
for % years is invited into the halls of
legislation where alleged good men will
plan for his protection and will arrange
to get Il share of his plumber.
Public sentiment put the statute on the
books. Political inndclity in office multi
lies the law and then falsities by saying
that public sentiment will not justify en-
forccmcnt.
"Our whole theory of government ia
auhVertcd when we consent to executives
selecting some laws 10 bc enforced and
somc to be nullihed. Accept this theory
ana the duty Of legislature is gone. By
such step we enthrono the mcancst
tyranny posSblc-one that holds office to
pay political debts
I'm these two states we also have l
working model Of prohibition at the hands
of Il license party. Tho political machin-
cry and the press of the dominant party
are combined to sncer at the law and keen
ii in contempt Hypocrisy comes to fnll
bloom when we think We can at enc and
the same time license and prohibit an
evil.
at Is Il matter of greater concern than
all the money in the rum business that
the constitution of a State can he set at
naught by faithless officials and then this
political iniidelity be rewarded by laws
framed to suit the lawloss. To leEalizo
crime is bad, but 10 be driven To il bv
inhdels to public trusts is worse By far
No temporary triumph of wrong can dis.
courage the believer in the gospel whose
faith Is pledged to fight evil in every
garb."