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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

'trehched he believed In AYttins hard
Asa champion Of the people, he was
ley. and lie was imbued with princi-'
PIE as high ,:Mtnawho have. worked;
under him for years assure me that
they have never known q suggestion
or On. order coming direct from. him
'that'was not apparently inspired. by
the: best ofmotiyes. and by: high ideals.
In the IS years that the owner Of the
World has been able to read his own,
plperAmutho Of the time spent in prac-.
teal exile, ;fori bis health-Pome queer.
things have found their way Into It:
but they have always bsen the work Of
o6ef:zeAlous, aubordinates.; One; Of the
,queersstw the issuing Of 2, war extra:
before the war with Spain was de-.
'clared, was the work Of y man actual-
" erazsd by hard work: iscki dt sleep.
excitement and, Responsibility. OF
course the issue was promptly sup:
pressed. .%!|;;!s1 :;@!;1.I!sS:t ~
4 Mr.: Pulitzer lives much in Europe:
but has just finished: in New. york;
magnificent house. where he will spend
more IT his time III The future. Hs.1 IL:
not yet S0ayears old: and in, heath no:
worse than ten years ago when be: res
signed the, active charge Of kis paper:
'his1 wife issia member of an artistic:
cratic southern family aii distant rela-:::
tive tis Of ths late Jetfs sF.s Psyis.l H.
intellectual ainenl upon, topics; of his
tpricalcors phtl9sophie Interest. ,#I,;sj
. ;, Perhaps his closest personal friend
was the late, Prof. Davidson, one pf the
most Ieafhed*aiiI devoted scholars of
the age. &. ,l.!noa El1GjlsnnskE
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

ers have seemed to
desire to sNrpas's
it in this respect.
while the World
Itself has grown
more conservative:
Mr.. Pulitzer be-:
lievedi' ii r sensa-
.donaiis1n:. nj He
Thought 1T eipnq7
cent enough to
employ :''i!'unusdsl
methods to attract
attention.; but that 9!. |!
was not the most
bf: his OFFENDING.
When he saw what
seemed = !sd; Ito bin
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

National Champion Beaten.x,,e,.
Glen Cove, N. Y, Sept. 3.-Louis N.
gihga IF Chicago, the national golf
champion, was beaten In the first round
by Archibald Graham, of the North der
Soy club, Paterson, n. Is Graham won
81 I UP; and 2 to pity. James game
was q disappointment, and Ae was
POOR fiji lis short asnoliJ faAlhe "a show
anything like championship ability. The
first six holes were halysa 1nHtkh Gra-
ham won the next three.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
London's Hottest Day.

N.N.Ye,,k sept = fasssiypt proved
says a dispatch from that city ia. the
Herald. Thernaximum w.A only two
degrees under TIE highest point re ched
thisyeF. sAply : fey 9ayk asdthe tenn
iatgfeSfdl teEWithYn ah Apbroachable
distance of the freezing point, sd That
,fhei fYYPqffeq ,cRipss Wssfelt to an 9 Keep
tiona degree. Many cases of prostra-
ton were reported. '''-''
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
THE MARKETS * {: ! !
ar4in,. rreIyl.,Len..I Et&

- ~ 49, L. HAuAG06OsA sep.
wHEAT-Held firm. September, SIG
s1Mc; December. s21zaS3Ac; May. A1s@ssc.
CORN-Higher. September. 52MG53c;
December. 5l5s@52Mc; May. 51Ads2Ac.
OATs-Higher. May, 2sA@ssAsc.
RYE-In good demand and firm. No. :
in store. 54a54Ac; samples. 5@ssc; Septem-
her deliyeryS size.
80 BARLEY-1na active demand and firm.
ScFespipSs.. 4QJ4sc; feed barley, 45049c:
isd5sc: fancy, iaa06Sa z. SsYIkl ava
.BbTTER-Market steady. Creameries
Eaes. sTii n t'Y TFfsh. e.kks.. at mark. new
frses iriciud@d.j lsI555Gafxc.
sLfVES PpuLFR3 -.1fatket weak. Tur-
Keys. s@flc: spring chickens. uhGl2hc:
q TorAToEs-Market easier. Home.
grown: per buS ,eoasic; Minnesota. s2d61c.
2HsplRMes.rt.elyi esNy, |sndi firm:
market closed A6hc net lower; May. S91s
6S911c, closed S9hc; September. IS 3-leGS9c,
closed ssAc; December. sSh6ss 1l-l6c.
closed SsAc.
.CQRN-spot dull; No. g. ee11c; market
elpaed a&8Ae. net highers Aay closed Csc:
eeptembers bskGSec. sclo5ed- 6Shc: Decem-
Der. sshG6SKc closed 6shc.
IL 9ATSg5zsRQt ,nymer: No. 2. ss,sc: standard
white. sHkd;N NoIs3; s714c; No. white, &c;
No: . white. Axe: track white. 4Qgaec.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
CATTLE sfIPipER l'||..'l WIN.
ksnsa. Rsiiroad. Deeds Not to Ad.
4...., .,..:s xance. EreiEht rate. -
Proposed.

Topeka, Kan. Sept. l.-The Kansas
cattle shippers have won their fight
bef9rs the state board Of Isilroad COM
missi9ners The railroads. of: Kansas
had announced an advance in freight
rates for September S which the cat
tFs men declared was eqlal- to raise
Of 15gper cent. The cattiemen imme.
diately carried their grievance to the
commissioners and a lively fight had
been in progress for several days.
Thursday morning the railroads an
noNnced that the proposed rate would
not. BIZ put in force and conceded all
that the cattlemen were contendins
for. This ends the case. -:
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

owner or the WORD oa1d zosyeals tso.
,Mr..Adoph Ocns'aceme'' ns ~ , n,ol..
Cnattanooga eohske Guar 81 ~ .eng tssN
}IoEk a,mssd Assns' - 49, .,sc,n NOD
per. losing money. ME- ~ gcnlsgI ll alrpppeo
eser pe Of Go es. e IT, r. the
limes. was = 1st.l e'lo1' ~ Tasn :.
me Rfn35a 9o oS n n sa<~ 1 %.r,
mousiy ~ was sne. a.,o ~ p .or,' A~
Ing. no psc'uies ~ i;,'PP..F; , 10Y.
|lo4Gpea breaaHY1 IN? T. :. .Eoaty:s'seconu
street three l mixes ~ porth tpl EaLk ROW.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
Inv;sestlxation Nearly Uomppleted.

Washington. Sept. 4.-Postmaster
General Payne said Thursday that
when the federal grand jury: in this
city disposes of the post ONCE cases
now before 1t the Investigation in
Washington will be practically COM
pleted. .leaving matters In New York
still to be closed. He: said. he hoped
to have the entire post once: investi-
CATION ended and Mr.. Bristow's report
Ii by the first of Octobet;: Mr.. Payne
said that everything now largely rested
with the grand jury. -. :
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

seSssty' "nu
school Of journals
ism is sl5ed BY,
some ol6nswspa-
S 5siznk.' III 81 ths.
only waysa@ teach
a youhs@T the
professiS Is TO:
throw hiM;ipto an
once andh4 him
succeed SAyTo bser-
walton Mtail Tor
lack ofs1ying.; i:
So boypsed to
be "ts1tM' to
swim Narrowing
them intoathei wa
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
! SO Mef..ed New rr,al.

Hamilton, Q, Sept sfT41ufee< 9elden
fred A. Knapp, the self-confessed muir.
derer of two of bis :Niyep a9a thffs ether
victims. The. CONT h1ed sD@te.hbey, IL
for Observation-Disclosures. took the deci-
sion with indifference, and made II
sta&smeia t1sifi1l 6ataksi ID cplum+
bus for electr0cution. -::''
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
8od6d.over T.
An Old Document,

e An old docamsehhft Il, the State tr1e,ss-
urer's office shows that in 1864 there
were but 80 in the treasury Of Dakota
territory, and no furnitureps 4ta4oh-
cry belonging to the territory. This
document is IN the form Of . receipt
! Nghedbyi Moaaa z. Afpstsongs who
was then territorial treasurer. It 10
easy to understand the ;absence q. fur
,hitare, but kSvs M thsRaorfd adMr:s
Armstrong manage to conceal those
nine dollars. from the politicians Of
that dav?s.;sstJssss I - - ~ 10 ~.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
Killed lby Maddened Huli.

John m fesl,on,pe farmer residing ;.,is
~ - mliaaddenedf bull: The animal
charged hin IS Aerefl1 iand qpps4pect-
edly that he had no, opportunity 10 es-
cape pr. defend himself, iHis,i wAlsei s&w
him killed. 3! 5.2,ll I,o3ol i've :19l,
.f5ia nrraa;;, i InpfissssaIysL;' q ~
rs IS, Indians mAnl ::whodF FIJI bssn1 Ilpok-
:ina ever ne jdprt ,ip,fttt II we state
With 4i,YieW etp quitting an q Touring
mill islfaxo9ahly impressed, With Will
low CityAs b iocation. graft gaGl 80
s3ili,.,:a 1G:: a,.,f-; .11...-:,:: RI % A'its
III giig hNewsin Brief i;soaaca Il 3c
4, .eenple bt sneak thieves were given
saiiiveiyy expiesrrienSe 81 Wyndmere.apd
they will be liRely Is give that town. .
wide berth IN the future. ,'''
aasksyHma oxf9 BhR1R2ss, 'td 81 e. sta24dkwe.tber
iimn6ll4teadP keahsS ofllg whsat fr ro1
S.S;h sa esssstI3 us ssS
ST., sX,ss siss s = s5isi !.
ds ssaasf AL $ fs;i3 Illh ga e EaR Sssas
A postofice 10 49aJhnttR cAsA esta6'
lished ct Gackle, new town in Logan
county.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

t6ere i'd . betfsrf %ay. ~ ,....
I do not know Of any sdasational
need SO crying as the one thlAx6e pro-
Prie4terr Of the, NewgYqf World haa SO
'muhfhcently supplied. 'PNers Of
out-of-town papers cannot lzs the
need 50 acutely as can q man in Mr..
.,Pultteer6 pfsition. The NexY1rk pa
'perss- which afford the best ply 1or able
and experienced men. are k1ssoorest
schools fsr- beginners in; the pantry. 1.
hAvt sekAs youngsters aff9 three
months of attempts to learnA ,rudi-
tmentss Of $he- business hi6s NAMED
;ts I eqtapt Of detsfh~}9d hetksAA which
any Experienced man could hAls ex-
planned in On. hpYr. ;, This iSssdy most
wddnatheir spurs in other dtti;hefors
trying New York. 80. so
Z 1hs!!Nef York cub repqlbs never
sses thft great man. the di2editor.
An assignment 10. handed hiyeHhy some
lordly second assistant, whtG upon
thesoltanf qiautSf remark: sWe're not
running p kindergarten. 44ss copy"
u hteusltE,A At night and hssded to
an assistant night city editor, He
passes 1t to long table. 0rsstpw Of
desks, where q dozen old Journalists In
their charlottesville" copygyeaders"
any man Of them a capable prDtessor.
pf practical journalism-co14stt and
prepare the matter for thsshS3t day,
The veteran into whose sa441&She: up3
important item falls, says imtiently:
t'W.haE::4Sl wrstel thiss" 500 com
presses the awkward pagesU I I'VE
;,iiae 49, 4pph H1A&er the; s.G lty Briefs:
ssSs sss s.s ~ !; gu T,ls s,.Tfa fl 90,
The Tyranny 81 the -BluS pelcil.
II tug Blue pencil, could,
II he had time, tell the young writer. IL;
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
NORTH DAKOTA NEVIS
Rankens Onr,aialSa.
q A:s.s.rN.$ 80.

ss-s< -.
Rankers Orgaaise.
Tbs Noeth pp,spta Baakerssass6ei.-
.tion was orgxnfsed Il. Hrana Forks
Officers wesc elected for the ensuing
year, and ; constitution aud bylaws
adopted. ~ 800 so sFvs'5 ~ -''"'
The frispdss Of many. Of the, North
Dakota institutions, were Of the; Arm
belief lla that one object Of .the eonvent,
stton Of the state bankers was to take
some action regarding the sore STRATA
the institutions are IL for. funds, si,d
that the men Of money. would roach, .;
agreement j to- handle. the Institution
bonds regardless of the action of the;
state supreme court declaring them
sillegal. rs
All hopes u; 81 any "a! 1 such action by tie
bankers, however, has been shattered.
On presenting the matter to them they
were all OF one mind regardinRs.the
proposition namely, that no banker
would be foolish enough to accept .
collateral which the supreme court had
decided was not good. One man seemed
TO ezpresss tho idea. Of the halt dozen or
more who were asked !. Tor. an opinion,
by saying that the bankers received
enough worthless paper without TAX
Ing some they knew. was not good.
/, Those, who expressed themselves on
the subject agree that Is special session
:saemed| to beithei emily way out .of the
difficulty. And they: were also Of the
hot c<o tod 1Hn
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

:. for journalism that
man is Joseph
Pulitzer. igr
I,1Xoipo,ot,r lHungar-'
iaaaoo bsy,a'c {, coming
,1ktthef gust ut the
.;brsahns il;out Of
, t1,e,.var.Nr! Pull
,..ifser,a inst, work
: "a ''tthasoountrywas
AXAf;nWI.; az. Il ..a
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
where they could be happy.


where they could be happy.
. Mr. Huen, Indignantly Nrefused the
llbSe9Als Al dstnsnsd NV tfom Edison.
1N Ede& SseYefei tepSipanded; fERis
:bf4hst fd.s mailing iii ssich remarks,
and then left the ROBIN with Mrs. Edison.
Almost Immediately afterwards the
sshoettE pecarrsd. ''<1h
Mrs. Pullen was the wife Of John #.
Pullep, an auditor at the Grand Gem
tfaf station. She had two children.
Mrs: Puliep and AfEa: ;1sdRqn ,hsd been
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
wall laeet n Chieaxo,

VIII Meet n ChlcaGQ, ;-9IEin
!. .qp.daa. Mlf0iJl aATSe 14Mois'
Grand Commandery. Knights Templar.
.1dqsef IL e92e!tXe IY!adpetd.y pisAats;t
1904.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

a: 'sensationalasnr AID .Priaeiple. X,
The World has been accused Of sons
until recently Now 9TH,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

oca =. "a 9 Il. N Nv Yor1 54T4i aar..
they say that no DIE 3iccoh1d, cbme to
New York 'nowadays,i without cmoney
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

Nd!.jigMcesq yAp'
Pulitzer has. done.
1T isn't trde.i t.a
f1of;tt .conys the
e.! eas !! es@!iMy!H!s.He a Ma
had money4 be-
esi,do with land:
spe4t;;fesqr93ngto
current estimate,
',soaethintiiae 3d.
100000 upon the
journal before he
lilpagea,ih3 safe to
}Rsiss.'at S6t ssssf mani.
more quietly. is
6nin4g'i lMhlf the
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
Live stock.


Chicago. Sept. 3.
b bf9Ge Good. ITO prime. shipping, $500
$50: good TO choice heavy packing. 500
$40: rough and common heavy mixed. $3.50
Q6.ls: assorted light. S5.ssd6l0; good to
Ecbpics butcher weights, S.;pGS.s6; poor to
choice light mixed. $b:l615.6: thin to
I Choice, 4E&fl6. 153l;fiJ ;isf1t.ljj 3sa0a
.fDAFTL FL Choice TO fancy beeyes, 16.a0
sS kSGa T. ehoies stsess, i Mfasss;
stsesit s4.Sda. se; common, to- rough. 600
t.2o; g9cd to- ,cloics fat heifers, r. S5G4S0:
good TO choice feeders, ss.ss5E4.e5: poor to
plaih lstockefs and fted9rss 81. 4UQasO; fair
i; to, good! cows and hsifera, s.. N@48f; corn
fed; western steers, s. .o046. IS; Texas bulls
and grasa steers q. sea Is; eiksaA steers,
fair to- cheile.i sa7a@isas III, eigeis
'ss1 sTG gsoIo1ae7G y s,2si5iii,l,ssGsaa
b cxTfaIt. z arxst ssfosa Nat;$ sf steers.
3EelsaaSb: cows Andsi ti2ifsrs;0 safoa4 10:
5tsesteZE stefrsb ~ M94. q: Texass.a steers.
{27s@3.&: western cows and hfitsys, & $50
$780, cah6efs. I'D st6t 81 stoeEdty asid feed
+ ere; aa9n94 g; eafysa,as ~ soGe pe;s balls.
HoGsMsrKe, e hn iapahssqp 7fiitt,aIyvE yl ,s1so
EI6s mixed. ais6inogRAg1n . Yts.:dRs 50:
pigs. ae9s p: bu;k wi. ge hh dtssllfs. sdles.n
s:sslb '. Jsasr r.o %sstsss
wethers. H0o03. ~: ewes. ssso0soo: CONE
mon and stoekers. $20065.s0: lambs. $lee1
Al NJ
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
liH liz! ss77s EsiE . 1fI!1 .! ~ IL.
In ,4eXAsf. Efv49 4: Aen0EtNA

! spripxAeld;i Til, 5sepk25 g. -=4ss@veral
6asesI inf1 sTsxast fe1sri among cattle,
ikdI Caf4urlt1h, dreehsl county, hays
beer, fAS6f,o;ffGd 'ftS 5tnseo YtAttc5ibbdtd. D.
l t4yR9 lt6kk commissioners. DR.. c e.
ifkkky, state veterinarian. has been
cent there 10 investigate. i, @
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

a a grH ss.eSk 1alit1sss .pl l,,';
a. sttft d 4094Aa G! tqpolys5eh Unit
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
81; ~ 4. ;1iss x,.;atts.II lnasths atall:

II any man might be excused for
experience the proper school
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
Work WIN Proceed.

Notwithstanding the: failure;of the:
issue of 100000 Of bonds authorized
BY the last legislature Tor theserection
OF an addition to the state capitol
building, the capitol commissioners
hope to be able TO: find = way out Of
the difficulty and provide for the cree.
ton and completion of the addition by
the time the legislature meets again in
reguf4ss session. ~~<swing~sto.tl.e.ls ts-r
ness of the season the addition cannot
be completed this year, but the COM
imissioperA have decided StpS complete
the basement and Foundation this fall,
dut Of the money in the capital build
ing fund. This fund SarisSs. fspmtthe
sale Of the &c, GOO aeres al. land einsna
ny cohe. - this saratel 4pt4itk ,Napiitoh
buildingk \ Unlike the |Stthef inse3tl I,
tion funds, the direct proceeds ofj the
:sales of itsl snA may be used- for tata
capitol buildings. This is provided by
the enabling act., apA, the status of the,
fund and the lands was laid down Id.
the bond decision Of thsisnpreme court.
Aoidd over ~ &: : l.: III
!: J. B,sRiee, who rap amuck in Ken
.sal qbouttwo weeks,ago and thrsit-
;ehedstokill citizeas, washound ykerto
the district court atl q prelimi nary kssr-
inEheldEin Jamesto i. Two charges
were preferred. against him. one, for
threatening t6kilE =. A. ,s6lson end
the other for assaulting Louis Kaelin
with dangerous weapon THd hrrs
resvolvefs5 were cdptnredf with Rice ffc ;
One Of the witnesses testified that Rice
sold beer Illegally in Kanaab and t1e is
likely tq h.ye trial ion th-'t| charge.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

he ever aaf5 Ihim2 6 q
how to present his -
trivial happening t&
u that It would 6e'i SlEfs
worth rprsattnk.-iS,ii ~
and that art; "a, IN
school Of Journal
Ism can teaeh. s":;S
Fl Copy is. turned 'sNA
In at. the desk; ~
III New York BY NJ
highly paid repof-!oI, !.
ters}5!sin. ,twQs:seoiGs
: stsst t titS bI L f ~ G,H-z ;
country. These
same copy7readers's 4, =.
are in part respon:. 'n =
Isible. Why should tie q
ovefllittle things,li
cal: construction and. pune
there sits the desk man
rect slips! Ali that he 81
to; get into his Mprktaths
terest," that element ), t4',
story news. j, Let the blu
struggle over the form;
IT,! nor; 5.iislGg oe' saai.t
u / once got for aryoung
'aculties the promise Of ),
New York newspaper. III
handsome. magnetic man
ed. built ITO saceeed.t N'
he met me and said, brok
"We1l. they put me on a
good: salary. and rot m
exchanges. l didn't kns
about reading exchanges
Knows sos; anbroid 4eeEE:, I'll :. n
ared me-"
i gThel mani sih0,iysh6uld
'.Ars6's H.s lthss ora llwhe
boy,.t.' peeAng cexehepeAe'i'
.deaaiegFh9.tetbe w .e!fll.9,
sthHith, !ithJhlfe .msp,'.
Ally. IN. ,expertsnced Vete
win two y6dhg' a4st9tah,
r.. ~ 9 q - =. . y
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

z. ,rhis t,yrxns, .a u tRy b1uap pencil, could;
II he had time, tell the young writer, II
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
'hree Injured.

,,s sesss s A sss' s 4o. sRs
.nn:: 4SatSt acaiboosSel bbiaafed INTO an OPEN
z5l,. .;q hihezsd fFits ,eats 6tmercha
bns oiAR9 the ssaa l's erf yEecked. Thrse
'' passengers were seriously hurt. .sssIt
t:cii,ar 10 i3EGi1i Iii 10 slilIl- In 4.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

kEbl g1U|v|
sqn Of 9k-Hayor E1eon, 7sf Men
YORK. Kill, H. pull II
. tf. n &l-R.
/ 1T. e ~ Iva ~
Jew or 81 #. saHeniM row1R End
e. ~ ss ~. Of AEe. of sss Test
NMety-sec0nd street, shot and killed
Mrs. Fannie Pullen. SO years old, of
67s West End avenue, Wednesday, and
then sbatand killed himselt> The
,s aouo ri edy occurred & EdsSh'ss re-
%A mi 1erer ~ sd lid Nso 8.
II r. yor FSa4lai5s EtloN ia IS
brother OF DIR. Cyrus Edison. is said to
have been insanely jealous of the wom-
an. and wanted her to go away with
ri TheabS aias osdssx. / ,ntfs,plt 49,
OF DR.. David o. Edison, the suicides
b, brother his wife. Mrs. HeprysT Edison.
.an4 PaEfag4 nokSr Thoma& Wood.
: fSs families Of Henry Townsend Ed
son and DIR. Edison paye lived together
n IN ths Nfn2t aaeopS street house for q
q. Edison was to vacate and leave the
city for short time.
Accof4nE II t6epGdicS aSdMS oast4Ss
fntnituresmad, Easdh Had Ssgsed Mrs.
Pullen to elope with him. DIR. Edison
told his brother that he should be
ASHAMED Is make. such a pronpf in Inc.
presence d. hib wife. Towaseid Edison
became wildly excited and could net be
Galpefr He kept egtreattqS Mrs. Pullen
.t3 eake the A&tls vito Mn, and Ia
another state, but she refused.
49, When Woods entered the house, he
=: = /: :: 2''si ''' SKI
''Yop must go with me. 1fyou don't
1 @e' 1gelI m l g ehet'sef e
4ueu AOWuSeuQ ure0 Two S0OC8 In
@Gk Hfe1bn.. T6e &rat stuck. Mrx
HyNen An \de eight staeEof4h e;fofahend,
and the second bullet plowed through
the LEFT cheeln teertfpe the flssh: y. Mrs.
fdsSn t6sh Turned 81 fesso{ver 81 him i'm
81 ia ST. * e. 3:se 4as s. rs
tered the left breast near the heart. He
dropped to the floor, his head falling
aSsSs1 II tAs ESg's feet sa fig ri
Recently Henry Townsend Edison had
quarreled with his wife, and finau3 del
cided that he would leave her. He had
sent for Mrs. Pullen. who was friend
q thRTfa1ily, andsslse'Aame to 'sthe.
hsusl nj knowing y lat was. wanted.
Mts@pl il and DR.. E ion were seated
abd II dining.roon Fable. Eds$p il
said to Rave toldfAis IKE he coadKS1
live with her any longer, and said that
it would be better If they separated. This.
request was refused by Mrs Edison, and
the approaching trouble was quieted for
Sud .is.l 4, dsox'
|s'!s|ls 81 R! sss'ssl sss M &; e 3
IN 49,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
iCt2 ora 'Besttrlo1yaeed s.; @st c;alnasl

Mankatu, Mimi, Sept. IA sew
storm visited section north Of M
Kay! Tassgay etEht saasfq54,l{s 81
was cut down or split by hail, .,
adana&kenRAGed done sin this Getty, r,
along the 4NdrtlWegtarn road NJ III
NieoILet much; corn, WAS ;eatHyedsI.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

6uOCUeT St&Le, OUT Sn0 feIUSeU,
49, When Woods entered the house, he
says he NV Tpynsep4 point his Iey9l,
vet to1aFd Atss Hn1ea .hdI he4H HIM
say to her: vi
''Yop must go with me. 1fyou don't
s %( e. II, g eh>,t H with
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
national Champion Be.te,

ion were repOrted
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-09-01
Arrived in the City Yes~
terday to Work on
Wharves
MORE ARE COMING TODAY
They Came From Points on the g.
6 3. and at Once commepcod
Work fer the Different
Lumber Merchants.

One hundred colored laborers arrlv-
ed in the city yesterday morning over
the Brunswick & Birmingham rail
road. and they We're at once put TO
work on the different w5arves in the
city. to take the places Of the long
men who went out on strike last
week.
1t is understood that several Of the
companies have had representatives,
olG oa the road for several days
employing workmen. and ,his was the
first detail to arrive yesterday. A
large number will also be here this
morning
From the different lumber mer-
chants it is now learned that they
all have a number Of men at work.
and the loading Of vessels is going
on as usual. OF course all OF the com
pantes have not vet secured full gangs.
hut new Iaborers are being added
daily, and by the end of the week
probably, rs many men as usual win
be at work on all Of the vharyes.
The negroes VINO wen. out on the
strike, or, at least a majority OF them
are atll in the city. and saw they viii
not return to WORK unless the demand
ed increase is granted.