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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27

The following message from
President Roosevelt has been re-
ceived by the Christian Endeavor
World, and will be read during the
celebration of the twenty-second
anniversary of the formation of the
frst G. E. Society. The celebrat-
ion occurs Feb. 2.
White House, Washington, D. G.
Young Peoples Society of Christ
ian Endesvor-I greet you and
wish you well. Your body stands
prominent among the organizations
which strive toward realization
Of interdenominational and inter-
national Christian fellowship, as
we'll as among those which stand
for idols of true citizenship; that
is, for the cultivation, not alone Of
high standard Of civic and social
righteousness, but Of the strength
and courage and common sense
necessary for living up to such a
standard. With all good wishes.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27

The activity in railroad building
during the past year, exceeded that
of any year for the last decade or
more. There was great activity
along this line from 1885 to 1880,
when in one year as much as l2,-
600 miles of track we're constructed.
From that time until 1885 there
was rapid decline, the number of
miles built in one year, going 90
low as 1,428. There has been a
steady increase since 1895, until
1902 when the number exceeded g.
600 miles. This does not include
second track, track for sidings and
reconstruction work. Nearly ev-
cry state in the union has had a
part in this activity, but the West,
as is only natural, is ahead. In
Oklahoma the greatest aggregate
length. $40 miles, was laid; Texas
comes next, then Arkansas, then
Indian Territory, Georgia, etc.
These statistics are indeed crafty
ing, as the construction of railroads
is strong sign of improvement in
other lines.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27

The present Is said to be the
first time in the hist ry of the
world when the gold production n
greater than can be conven3sntty
used. The increase in pIoduce3en
during the last few years has been
remarkable. Mr.. Roberts, director
of the mint, says that there ID now
$500, 100000 in gold coin In the
Treasury, and advises that the gov
eminent cease gold coinage for a
time. and hsue certificates against
the bullion deposited, rs the coin
age Of deposits 40 they are received
will simply make it necessary to
store the coin.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27

The largest pair of animal tusks
ever found in the frozen North.
says the Scientific American, have
arrived in Seattle from Keenwalik,
a mining camp 300 miles north
west of Nome, well within the Ar.
tic Circle. These tusks are per-
fectly preserved, the ivory being
perfectly sound and Of excellent
quality. Each tusk measures
twelve feet from end to end. One
weighs 1853 pounds, he other l72.
The remains of the animal will be-
sent to the Smithsonian Institution.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27

A new thing in the way of tel
ephoning 10 to be q feature on the
Aurora, Elgin and Chicago Elec-
trio Railway. The dispatcher's
office and also the general Offices of
the company are to be located at
Wheaton,'Ill A hand telephone
will be in each car, and on every
tenth telephone pole of the line, a
wire will be run down, thus enab-
ling conductors and motormen to
attach the hand phone. In this
way, from any point on the line.
the crew Of the car can communi-
cate with the dispatcher's Office.
This ought to be danger-saving
contrivance.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27

Secretary Hay. has paid the fol-
lowing glowing tribute to Presi-
dent Roosevelt. at does not dis
tinguish an American President to
be honest, nor to be brave, nor to
be intelligent, nor to be patriotic.
They have all been all Of these /;
these qualities are postulates Of the
position. But the nation is to be
congratulated when all these de-
sirable attributes are heightened
and tinged with that ineffable light
which, for want OF more descrip-
tive term, we call genius. 1t is
this which makes honesty scorch-
ing hame against corruption; which
makes courage an inspiration to
others in battle or in council; which
raises intelligence to the quick
flash of intuition. and patriotism TO
a religious fervor of conservation.
And it is this which makes Theo.
dore Roosevelt the man and Presi.
dent he 10. In the six years which
remain of President Rooseve)ts
term-if my arithmetic il wrong, l
am open to correction-you will see
what q stout heart, an active mind,
vital intelligence, wide range of
experience, q passion for justice
and truth, and a devoted patriotism,
can accomplish at the head Of a
nation which unites the strength of
mighty youth to the political
sense which is the inheritance of
centuries Of free government"
These statements must be doubly
gratifying to the President, on ac-
count of the source from which
they come. 1t 10 said thst Secre-
tary Hay has made great men al
study. and that it 10 . hobby of his
to snslyze their characters, their
motives and their public services.
He has been acquainted, very in
timately, with Theodore Roosevelt
ever since he became President
Lincoln's private secretary. Con-
sequently, he must be capable Of
judging the man justly.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27

Just how much the average Eng
lishman knows about this country
was illustrated in Washington a
day or two ago. James Blackie, a
traveller from London, asked the
clerk in his hotel how far it was to
Michigan, Is he wished to call on
. friend there. The clerk inquired
to what part OF Michigan Mr..
Blackie wished to 60. The travel
er did not know exactly. but said:
Il can easily End out in what part
Of the city be lives when I get
there" "What city," inquired
the clerk. Why, the city OF
Michigan. ef course" said the in.
telligent Briton-Ex.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27

The U. S. Department of Agri.
culture has taken steps for the COM
nercial development Of the inn
mense forests in the Philippine is
lands. 1t has been estimated by
Capt. Geo. P. Ahern, 9th United
States Infantry. temporarily in
charge of the forestry interests,
that there are at least $50 species
OF valuable timber, covering over
100000 scres. Recently the de-
psrtment has sent two expert
lumbermen from this country to as
sist in the work in the Philippines.
Grant Bruce, formerly New York
state forester, and Edward Hamil-
ton, both men of practical expert.
ence, have been selected by the de-
partment. A hope has been ex-
pressed that under the management
OF these able and practical foresters
there will not be the uncalled for
devastation in the forests Of the
Philippines that has characterized
the lumber interests throu- -,hout
this country. 1t would seem from
this move on the part of the gov
eminent, that we have learned q
lesson from our own negligence in
not having taken proper precau-
tions for the preservation of our
native forests.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27

oThe scale used in the Bank OF
England is said to be q wonderful
piece of mechanism. 1t is capable
of weighing a grain Of dust or 400
pounds of gold. The index is mov-
ed six inches by placing a postage
stamp on one Of the balances. II
too much weight is put OF the scale
It causes an electric bell to ring, as
the scale will not attempt task OF
which it is incapable. It would be
veil il persons knew their own lim-
itAtions, and kept within the
bounds, ~ this machine does.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27

Prince Cupid, the new delegate
elect to congress from Hawaii, is
on his way to Washington. He
will be the first Prince to have a
seat in our national legislature, but
not the 6rst cupid ever seen there.
1t is thought that he will have a
bill introduced to authorize him to
0ehange his name.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27

A Utah woman talked her jaw
out of place in club debate over
the Apostle Reed Smoot matter the
other day. Some men seem liable
to the same accident over the same
question.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27
Notice Of Final Settlement.

In shs Matter OF the Estate OF volney F. AZ.
tell uoesasDd.
Noeies u Hereby Given, That on Mooday ths
sseosd dsy & Fs6susy \. D. iS0s. Srins. ons
e ~ ,sEs'sr sr{s 9; r. ley To = u:
otCcSsredo, 10 Probass !, ns1J ]. Axsel Ess.
gaesi1 of aid sssats, VIII appear bstbrs the
1naes of sajA t'oeft, present ny anal settle:
nssat - sseh sxeoutfix pray the approval Of
ths sams. and vill then apply 70 BE- discharged
As such exssutsix. As which time and place
any person In interest may appear and present
objections To tlso same, II any there be.
Dated nt 0unnisou Colorn DO, Doe. . laos
NARY J. .AxTEI.L.
Exssatrix OF the Estate Of voiney F Axtsll
deceased.
First Psb. Dee. 20 Ieoc. Last Pub. Jan. q isB.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27

Attorney General Knox withstand
between Congress and its tendency
to enact trust legislation 50 radical
q to be thrown out by the courts.
.aA the result promises te be safe
and e6ectual measure providing
for sdeo uate trust control.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27

A conductor in Niagara Falls, N.
T., received $1,000 for "a court
eous act." Some one who has been
there remarks that this is likely
the only act of the kind ever per.
formed in that section. But it
pays to be courteous-even at the
Palls.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27

The republican majority in Con-
gress was quick to heed the appeal
Of the people for the removal of
the duty ON coal and it will now
turn its attention to the abolition
OF trust abuses.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27
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The republican party has built
up the commercial prosperity OF the
nation. It now refuses to enact
legis1ation inimical to that pros
perity snd to attempt to deal with
the trust problem without careful
thought and deliberation.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27

People who contract patent med
icine hsbits are liable to get the
cocaine habit with it a. cocaine is
largely used in the soothers 80
widely advertised.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27
! EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The terms OF Cuban treaty will
long stand 40 monument to the
diplomacy OF the present admins
tration.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-27

At . recent election in Honduras
$1,000 more votes were cast than
'sAe population called for. We
thought Croker was in England.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-11
Eoli;ei!ides.

Sie Setectibs Colbert unb
Sauier perbafteten ben 9feser Nrtbur
@aloweQ, Der als porter in Dem @e=
ihdfte Der 6irma Mrdibalb & Co.,
Serren. .Iusfatter an Der Waibington
Str.. tei6dftist mar uno sefdnois III,
feit Sabresbeginn aus Dem 8eiddfte
beri9ieoene 9insiise etc. seitoblen uno
on v5reunoe" bertauft gu baben. giner
oieier n6reunoe" Der Neser @lifforo
Bel, tuuroen bon ben 8eamten tpesen
Seblerei einseipsrrt.
Gerner itedten bic Setectibs 9olb
uno 8rap ben Al Sabre alten @barles
SaplOr, einen parolirten 3u6tbdusler,
elm, oa oerielbe Die 8eitimmunsen iei=
ner ParDle perlebt baben iou.
% al ter roofs, IL, gGs=
tuortb Carroll, 16, unb Billie Sea=
man, 16, 3 angebli9e goteniunsen,
wuroen seitern BON ben &ablern 8rif=
fin uno Sull bsrbaftet, ba fie bei9ul=
oist iino, einsn ginbru6 in bas vgOOt=
baus" i'm 6airbietp parf beriibt su
baben.
I'm e r Der Nntlase bes Diebitabls
pnrbe Geo. 8earo bon ben Setectibs
3innep uno Morsan nerbaftet. Ser=
ielbe itabl am 81. Mdrs Elm Gabrrao.
Sie Poli3ei bon Columbus, g., er-
iuGte lebte Tadt bic biefise 8eb6rbe,
l1midau nod oem 16-idbrisen prati
gonnarb unb einem gameraben Na=
mems 9teb Suntsberrp 81 balten, Die
bon bort ausgeriien Iinb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-11
Sin Trotsit sesen oas Seitamemt
bon Soba 9. Stmmpf.

Sas Seifament bes bor Gursem per=
itorbenen SObn 9. Stumpf wurbe ee=
fern i'm probatseridt einserei4t. Sas=
felbe ift bonn 90. Nopenlber 1901 ba
tirt. 5obn Seiu, Warp 6. 9itti9,
Sarab giimal uno emma Weglmine
berma6te er i. Elm Siinftel isinss Na6=
laiies unb oas IsBie 6iinftsI iollsn fia
iOoann Walter .. StumpI, elmer % i.
Stumpf uno Silia Stumpf ibeilsn,
Ssinen Neifen Senrp u. Stumpf sr-
nannte er gum Seffamentsponlfreds
Sas Seisament tpurbe jebpd ni6t
beitdtist, neil bic Deuti1=Yroteitan-
tii9e SiatOniiisn SOipital=@eieaid
bageeen prOteitirte.
sic bsbauptet. oaB bas obias Seita=
mett teine @iiltisteit befibt. Stumpfs
eieentlibes Selfament iei bonn 10. Sec.
1896 batirt rnb befanb ii9 i'm 8efbs
Der Union Sruit So. Sn bemielben
bate er benz Soipital beoeutenoes
8runb. unb perionaleigentbum per-
madt. Sasesen bate iid oieielbe ber-
pf1ibten miifien, ibm biz an iein
2ebensenoe @Obnuns. gfabruns, &lei.
ouns, Yflese in 8ranfbeitsfdlen etc. 81
gemdbren. Aebnli6e 8ersiinitisunaen
iollten aud feinem dltefen Sobn 81
She'll tperoen. iObalo osrielbe sebre4.
lid uno biilfsbeoiirftis tperben iollte.
Die Seielli9aft iast, oab fie in ibreu
Werpflidtungen in ieoer Besiebun9
nadgetommen 1T uno iie beiebt baber
barauf, baB Die geitimmunsen Dec
Selfaments bonn 10. December 1896
aussefiibrt perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-11
Grtra= Staotratbsiitmns.

Sn Der seitern Ibeno auf ben &uf
bss WtapOrs bin abgebaltenen grtra=
Sibung bes Staotrat6s tpurbe obne
iebe Sdpierigteiten Die DOm @ontrOls
leur beantraste @rtra appropriation
$500 fir bic 9lnitellung zines Gntpal-
tss unb Stenoerapbilten fir Die all=
sebli6s2liinee =llnteriu9ung bur4 oas
Stabtratbs-@Omite bewillist. gbenio
tuuroe Die hon Der 8eiunobeits=gebOrbe
bsantraate neue 0=Nppropriation
our Sefdmpfung BON anftefenoen
6rantbsiten einmiitbig bewili9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-11
@idtise Grnemnitmsen oes
Oonbernenrs.

Souberneur Surbin bat &i9ter Ws.
u. @bipman bon Inoerion gum repllb=
lifanii9en unb &i6ter Sim 6. 9otuarb
BON South geno gum bemOtratii4en
Mitelieb Der @ommifiion ernannt,
psl9e bic @orporations=@eieBe bon
Snbiana cobifieirsn iollen.
Sieielben srbalten elm Salair bon
$4,000 per Sabr uno ibr Sermin 1T
einftmeilen auf stpei Sabre, ba Die
Gommiiion, tpelder als brittes Wtit=
alieo Der Staats=secretdr Daniel 6.
Storms ex officio angeb6rt, Der nd9=
fen 9egislatur einen geri9t 3u erfat=
ten bat. Sb fie biz babin nit ibrer
Irbeit fertis isin miro, iit nod iebr
Die Grase, oa elm srOBes arbeitspen=
ium gu erleoisen 1T.
Die GOmmilIion miro in ben nd4=
item Saesn cine SiBuns abbalten unb
einen Sscrstdr srtpdblen, beiien @ehalt
s250O per Sabr betrasen iOll.
9lls @anoioaten fir ben pofen tuer=
ben genannt: Col. &ufea 9. Sarri=
ion, Snbianapolis; SarmDn 6. 9ut-
ion, Snoianapolis, Sscretdr bes Se=
mats wdbrenb Der nerflofenen 2egisla=
tur; @sorss gat9elOr, Seputp=Glert
Der Supreme=gourt; 80. gi. Senorid,
Sobn .. SbomiOn unb 8. s. Moa,
SnoianapOlis; %. 8. 9aanter, Ga
lem; &Obert 6. See, Serre Saute, uno
&. 8. Colt, 2aprenceburg.
gti6ter %. u. @bipman, oas repu=
blitanii9e Witslieo Der @ommiiiior,
iff elmer Der berporrasenbfen &e6ts=
antpdlte bes Staates. gr 1T 81 Sabre
oft unb mar BON 1889 biz '91 Sreis=
ri9ter bon MabiIon @ountp. Gr ii
elm Mitsliso bss Columbia Clubs unn
fpielt i'm SoofelOp=Srben eine berbor=
rasenoe &ole.
Ii1ter Som 6. Somaro, bas bemc=
fratii6e Mitglieo Der @Dmmiifion, be-
iiBt als berporragenber Suriit einen be-
neioenspertben &uf. 8on 1893-99
seb0rte er BEN &i4ter-@Oaegium Der
Gupreme=@Ourt on. @r geb6rte BEN
Staatsienat in ben 2e9islaturen eor
1887, 'o9 uno 81 on. &i9ter SOwart
mar Der Serfaiier bes sesenpdrtiger
Gteuer=SeIebes con Snoiana.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-11
Mib olung bon Srr=
finniqe

2ouisbilIe, Gp., IL. Npril.
Die Mlitglieber Der @ommiifion Der
9atelanber Srrenanifalt. uelde Die
geidulbisung unteriu9en, baB pa=
tienten Der Mnitalt miBbanoelt tpor-
ben iino. finb idOn nod ibrer erifen
unteriuduns iiber3eust, baB MiB=
banblungen borgefommen fino.
Bon ben IL patienten, Die pernom-
men uurben, leiben Die meiiten an firen
Soeen, fino aber i'm uebrisen berniinf-
tis genus um 3eusnib ab5useben.
unb BEL ben Nerb0ren bdtte Niemanb,
Der Die Verbdltnihe ni6t fannte, tpiHen
t6nneI bab Die 2eute seiftesseif0ri
ieien. Srei bon ben 3eusen waren
islbit Die Opfer bon MiBbanbIunssn
getporoen, uno einen bon ibnen banoen
bic @drter zines Nbenbs, na9bem iis
ibn b6lig entfleibet batten, auf eine
gant unb mibbanbelten ibn oann
ourd Gubtritte, peitidenbiebs unb
2niffe biz CUR grid0pfuns. Der
Mann er3dblte feline 2eibenssei9ibt.
baartlein uno entbl6bte nor ben Gom=
miHdren isinen 96rper, Der cine &eibt
bon Narben unc @unbmalen aufmies.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-11
Sn's 3mdtbams ;ariid.

@aplan uno Staats=Isent Senoer=
fon bonn 3udtbauie in Wai9igan SitD
bra6ts bsuts CHARLES Saplor na9 bort
suriif. gr mar bor 2 Sabren bonn
bieSisen @riminalgeri9t su 3uatbaus=
itrafe berurtheilt tporben. 8or einisen
Monaten tpuroe er auf parOle entlai-
fen. 9a er fih isbo9 tpieoer etpas gu
Sdu!oen fommen lieB, 10 miro er iebt
Den pollen Sermin abbiiBen miilIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-11
Sic l1sbersabe Der Mriemal=
0riinoe.

Die pfficielle llebergabe Der Nrlenal-
@riinbe an oas Winona Se9nii9e Sn=
ititut finbet entipeber am Eonnerifag
ODER Sreitas ndditsr @u9e ftatt. Gin
Speeial= &errdIsntant Der &egierunS
ipiro Die uebertrneunes=l1rfunoe iiber=
iiefsrn unb Die 6aufIumme in gm-
pfane nebmen. Sie transaction niro
uabriaeinlid in Der Office besSifrict-
gnpalts nor fi9 eeben.
Sas @inona Snifitut wiro unper,
3iisli9 gefiB bon ben @riinben unb
Gebduben ersreifen.
Ssr lebte g DUB.
Mm nd6lten Montas MOrgen tpiri
sum lebten Ulale BON ben Nrienal
Grhnben aus Der lsBte 2anoneni4uf
eror66nen, une bic Bepobner Der S!t.
ieits peroen isst senOthist isin, fi&
Wedubren ansuidaffen, um bic 3eit
ni9t gu beri4lafen.
Die altbepdbrte 3anone, tuel8e Der
9ienit elmer @sdubr in iola superldi.
flyer @eiie beiorste, uirb na4 ben
Mrisnal in Rod Sslano, ST., iibers
fiibrt perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-11
9lmmalt @bittomb ioa oie I'm:
terim9mns leiten.

Sotpeit Big iebt 81 ermitteln mar,
miro oas Stabtratbs=@omite fur un=
teriudunsen unb glntla9en, benz 9e=
fern Mbeno $500 fur ben 3ued bewil-
li9t tpuroen, ben 9lobocaten 2ars u.
Wbitcomb, oehen Office ii9 i'm neuen
GlappOol=6.bdube befinbet, als ieinen
&s6tsbsiitanb Eel Der 1nteriu6ung Der
an9ebli9en Contract &liingeleien an=
lteQen.-Sas Gonite miro Dermutblif
am Waontag feline erite Sibuns obs
balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-11
&ofipieliser 8eim@.

s. 9. Mooibp, Elm amerifaniiirtsr
Nrmenier. Der in go. 215 q. Yenn-
fplbania Ctr. cine 9anblung in Sep=
pi9en etc. betreibt, eri4ien leBte Nadt
eeaen II llbr in Der poliseifation uno
tlaste, bab er fury borber in ieinem
2aoen ben 8eiu9 elmer iunsen yleesrin
erbalten bdtte, Die anseblid borsab, iie
noble einen ginfauf MAIDEN, bic ibu,
iebo9, als er ibr betreff. Wufter seigte,
fein $14 in 8aar, Quittun9en etc.
entbaltenbes portemonnaie aus Der
9iiftentaIbe 9eitpblen babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-11

8auer rlaub bniBfnein E.
Martin &otb, GIG @opblapn Npenue,
&eparaturen, 800. = Sad &ogers,
148 Horo Slinois Str, Geparaturen,
800. = .@ailroao Mens' 8uilbins
Ihociation", 240 Detroit Str, &epa=
rature1, $500. = Martba 8loomfielo,
ZIG Snbiana Nbe., anbau, $500. =
s. 90. 9enf9er, groaomap, auiidsn
26. unb 27. Str, @obnbaus, $500.
-9. $. 6inibiner, 311-313 girb-
6trabe, Nbbru9, $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-11

Sr. Warp 9. 90 ii II bonn
Sage college, Gorpsa llninerfitdt,
miro beute Mbenb i'm 4ubitOrium bes
Wlebiciniiden College bon Snbiana
Dor Der vSpoenbam=9eis einen
0ortraa iiber bas Shema .perf0nlide
grinnerungen an ben perforbenen
prof. Wirdotp" halten. sic bat bier
Wlonate BEL ibm ifu6irt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-11
8eneralfreif in 4usii9 t.

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