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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1903-07-11
RESULT OF STREET FIGHT.
Two People Dead and Several Serious
lv Wounded,

Steelville, Mo-, July THE street
fight in Steelville Saturday, which re-
suited in the death of Robert Starks
and the serious wounding of Sheriff
Taft and others, has been followed by
the death of Herschel Starks, son Of
Robert Starks, who was shot through
the abdomen by one Of the sherinf'a
posse in attempting to arrest the
young man.
At the coroner's inquest over the
body of the second victim of the TRACE
dy it developed that young Starks was
the originator of the difficulty. The
young man attacked the sheriff, two
deputies, two city marshals and wound.
ed three persons and was himself shot.
Eerschel urged a younger brother, be-
fore he died. to avenge his death.
Sheriff Taft is still in a critical condi.
ton from his wounds,
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1903-07-11
SAVING THE WHEAT.
Twenty-Five Thousand Men ard Women
Work On SUNDAY.

twenty-five thousand Men ard Women
Work on Sunday.
Topeka, Kan, July 7.-Harvesting
machines made music in a thousand
Kansas wheat fields Sunday and rs 900
men and number of women aban.
doned their accustomed places Of wor.
ship to save the over ripened wheat.
Church services were abandoned in
many rural districts. The people be.
lieved it right to utilize perfect day
for saving the wheat. Beginning Mon
day night double shift was put on
and harvesting by moonlight was first
inaugurated in Kansas This is neces.
sary in order to save the bumper 1OO,-
900 900 bushel crop.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1903-07-11
MILITIA IN CONTROL.

State Troops Assist Police to Patrol
Streets Of Evansville.
Evansville, Ind, July 8.-The city
of Evansville is now under the control
of Brigadier General w. J. Mckee and
Mayor Charles G. Covert, assisted by
a committee of public safety chosen
at a conference held in the ST. George
hotel.
There are eight companies of infan'
try, comprising 800 men, and one bat
terry of artillery, armed with Gatling
gun, now on the scene.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1903-07-11
President Loubet in England.

London, July 7.-President Loubet
of France arrived here Monday. He
was warmly welcomed everywhere.
London papers of this morning say
that only the president of the United
STATES would have received as cordial
A welcome
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1903-07-11
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, July 7.-Wheat-To arrive
No. l hard. SIC; No. Northern, 85Ac;
No. 2 Northern, SAC; July, S5hc; Sept.
77hc; Dec, 75Ac. F.AX-To arrive
on track. in store and July, '99kc;
Sept, $l.01; Oct. $1.0lA; Nov. ST.
01%
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1903-07-11
NEGRO MURDERER LrNcHED.
Mississippi Mob Holds Up a Train and
Obtains It's Victim.

Vicksburg, Miss, July 8.-Cato Gar.
rett, a negro, who stabbed Harry
Evans to death last Saturday morning,
was hanged by mob near the scene
OF his crime Tuesday afternoon Gar.
ret was taken to Natchez Saturday
morning. the sheriff fearing an assault
on the Jail here. Tuesday morning a
special grand jury found a true bill
against Garrett and the sheriff notified
the Adams county sheriff to bring the
negro to this city. At Stout's Cross
ing, a flag station six miles south, the
train was held up by fifty heavily
armed and masked men, who took the
negro and hanged him.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1903-07-11
U EXPLOSION KILLS THREE.
Several: Others injured In an Accident
at Chicago. 7-::--

Ss'-''9l at Chicago. =
Chicago, July 7.-Three persons
were instantly killed and several in.
jured, enc fatally, Monday night in an
explosion which wrecked factory in
South Chicago avenue. where caps for
toy pistols were manufactured. The
three persons killed were mangled so
BADLY that only part OF their bodies
wora found
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1903-07-11
St. Pau, Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul, July 7.-Cattle-Good to
choice stecrs, s4.25@5.00; common to
fair, S3.00@4.00; good to choice COWS
and heifers. $3.25@4.00; veals, $3.50
@5.00. Hogs-$5.35@5.S0. Sheep
Good to choice. $4.40@4.75; lambs.
55Cm6 90
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1903-07-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
MinneapoIis Wheat.

Minneapolis, July 7. - Wheat
Cash, SGAc; July, S5c: Sept, 76Ac.
On track-No. l Northern, S6Ac; No.
Q Northern. S5Ac; No. Northern. 80
683c
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1903-07-11

1t Is always safe to learn even from
pur enemies; never safe to instruct
Even our friends
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1903-07-11
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Pittsburs Attorney Kills His Wife and
Takes His Own Life.
Washington, July ga. B. Young,
an attorney Of Pittsburg, shot his wife
and then committed suicide at ho-
tel here early Tuesday morning. No
reason for the deed is known. {,
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1903-07-11
ENTERTAINs SOME HOPE.

Cardinal RampoiIa's Special Message
to Papal Legation.
Washington. July 8.-The papal le-
cation here has received the following
eablegram from Cardinal Rampolla:
Holy father no worse. Continues
very grave state without, however.
making US lose every hope"
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1903-07-11
PACKING PLANT FIRE.
Property Valued at $1,5oo,oo0 Goes Up
In Smoke.

St. Joseph. Mo-. July 6.-The main
building of the Hammond Packing
plant was destroyed by fire Sunday at,
ternoon. The loss >is estimated as
high as $1,50o,O00. 1t is entirely COW
cred by insurance. Two men lost their
lives in the flames. One Of them is re-
ported to be Charles Miller, fire mar
shall at the plant. This could not be
verified. Three men were injured,
one of them seriously.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1903-07-11
ALL HOPE ABANDONED
'PoPE's PHYSICIAN ADMITS THE
DEATH OF THE PoNTlFF Is
NOT FAR DISTANT.

Operation Performed In the Hope Of
Saving the Venerable Patients Life.
Pope Underwent the Ordeal With
Great Courage and His General Con.
dition Seemed Improved Summons
Relatives and Bids Them Farewell.
Rome, July s.-Dr. Mazzoni, in an
interview during the afternoon, admit
ted that he had given up all hope of
saving the pope's life.
The following bulletin was issued at
3:45 p. M:
"The test puncture of the pleura has
been made and considerable liquid
taken OF. A rapid examination showed
that some mucuous was rafting in the
lung, which was originally affected.
"The pope underwent the operation
with courage. His general condition Is
now better and he is resting"
After the operation Dr.. Mazzoni said
the danger remained imminent, but
the illness from which the pope was
suffering was full OF surprises. His
holiness might even live thee days
longer.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1903-07-11
GLADSTONE NOTES.

MIR. and Mrs. J. S. Birdsall and son
went to the ranch on Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Pelton is visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. S. d. Gregg.
Frank Morse of Spear Fish is visiting
old friends in and near Gladstone.
Gladstone base ball nine went down
to Taylor and brought away everything
they could carry on the 4th of 1uly-and
RAIDER said he was glad they went as he
had but soc left.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. R. Bonney returned
from Illinois on Tuesday.
Conklin Bros. of Bismarck, real estate
dealers, have fine ad. in The Settler,
setting forth the advantages Of Gladstone.
These enterprising gentlemen are bring.
ing in great number of people. On the
9th they will take south to I37.o3 and "a
number of permanent settlers. They
have all the odd sections in those town.
ships.
Arthur Loomis loaded car with house.
hold goods and provisions; he will keep
the section house at Sully Springs.
Mrs. C. E. Eldred and children are
rusiticating for week at "Westerlo.'
The funeral of Mrs. Whitcomb (nee
Clara White), sister of Mesdames Shelp
Lee, and Brown, took place at Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. w. Lees, on Monday At p. m
Rev. F. F. Boothby preached the funeral
sermon. The body went east on No. 4
on Tuesday and will be inferred in the
family lot in the cemetery at Northport
Mich.
Mrs. Frank Lefor went to the Brainerd
Hospital for'an operation on Tuesay. Hel
husband accompanied her
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1903-07-11
NO PITY SHOWN.

"For years fate was after me continu-
ously" writes F. A. Gulledge, Verbena,
Ala. II had a terrible case of Piles
causing ~ tumors. When all failed
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured me.
Equally good for Burns and all aches
and pains.
75c, at T. J. Greene & Co.'s,
Dickinson, and ]. A Ferris, Medora.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
Die 9iaanoie oes dIineiii@et
2trsteS.


Die GrstIi6e &unIt lit fir nnitre-
glni6auuneen aud i'm heutigeH China
bG6f ieltidm. Obglei4 iid Der Stnn
fir 8eoba6tung unter ben 9ineiliheH
9ler3ten in eritdunliber @eiie entpi@
delft bat. S6re 0iasnofe 1T 5uipeileE
bon elmer @enauisteit unb Si9erbeit,
bic CUR 8epunoerung beraustorbert.
Sft selingt ibnsn cine SeiIung fogar
ba, no europGii9e aer5te ben Srans
fen aufgeeeben batten. Ius oieiem
llrtbsil, bas bic Barrier n8asette Wles
bicale" fd1lt, ersisbt ii9. buB es UNI
bic Grstli6e praris i'm Reid berWtitis
bod nidt gang 10 i9le9t beitellt iein
tann, ipie man i'm 9lu9emeinen ange=
nommen bat unb tpie es bel ben ions
berbaren 8egriffen unb Der mangel'
baften &enntnib Der gbineien bonn
msnf9li6en &Drper su ertparten mare.
9lus Der llntsrIu6ung bes pulsf4lds
ses siebt Der 9ineiiIdbe 4r3t peitere
SdliiiIe dls Der europGif9e. Gr mill
babur9 ni9t nur ben 3uitanb bss
8luttreislaufs ertennen, fonberp uu9
bic llrIa6e bes llebels, ben leioenoen
She'll bes &0rpers unb bds Weien Der
&rdntbeit nit ibren ipabrI9einlihen
Solsen. Wlit Der 8efraguns bes Pulz
ies perbinbet Der 9ineIiI9e 9lrst cine
Siille bon 8sOba9tungsn, bic pie
Gbarlatdnerie eri9einen, aber bod
bdufig @rfple buben. @r esbt Iogar
10 nett, bic @runbIGbe ieiner 8eobadz
tunsen mad ben SabresSeiten gu dns
bern. Der dineiii9e 4rSt fiiblt uus
benz puls peri9isosne @igsni9aften
beraus. bic ibm i9Gbbars Sinserseise
fir bic @rtennung unb 8ebdnblung
Der &ranf6eit gebsn. Der puls fam
mad ieiner glnii6t tief pbsr p6erfldds
lih iein, ipeih ober bart, itiirmiih ipie
iiberihdumenOes MaFer, i9lei6snb
ipie cine rollenb. perle pber ipie bonn
Dad faIlenbe SrOpfen; selegentli3
berslei9t er ibn au9 nit Der i9nins
9enben Saite zines SnItruments.
0iefe perIdiebenen 3uitGnbe bes puls
ies itsben na9 Der dinsIif9en 2ebre in
8e5iebung gu Oenienigen Der Srgane,
namentli9 bes Sersens, Der 2eber, Der
2unee, ber Ginsefpeibe, bes Maeens,
Der Mils, Der Risren, Der 8laIe II. T.
10. unO ieber bieier 3uitdnbe sisbt ibm
baber elm befonberes 4nsei9en fir is>
ots biefer Srgane. lin in ieinem 8es
o6a4tunsspermOgen f9arf unb em@
pfinbIi9 gu fein, madt Der 9ineiif9e
arst feline 8eiude nit 8orliebe friib
Rcrsens, penn er nod gang niidterr
1T, unb a9tet forgfdltig barauf, bob
sr porbsr nod feline 8efdGftisung uns
ternommsn, iid Dielmebr gang rubig
perbalten bat, bumit nibt etrpa ir9enb
eine @rresuns bes eisenen &Drpers ibn
binbert, iid3 in ben bes &ranfen pulle
fpmmen bineinaufiiblen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

Wenu er in ibrem Snneren leIen
f6nnte, ipiirbe ibm bisies offenbaren:
Weil i9 bid liebte unS Sastp bas
mails fir mid nidt auf ber @slt
mar; neil i'd 10 lauge bruu6te, I'm
bieie 2isbe gu iibsrninben, afs bu
f9le6t unb treulos an mir 6anbelteit.
&rant, numb. elenb unb serrifen mar
mein setGuf4tes Ser5, in bem beine
8lide belize 9sfiibls unD tauIenb
Soffnunsen geipedt batten. @s mubte
erIt eenefen unb beilen, Inn Elm anbes
res Bib oufnebmen gu tOnnen, nm
mid iebenb fperben Su laF,n fir einen
Mann, Der better unb beitGnbiger in
feinen @mpfinbungen lit als bu.
Die 2ippen aber ipre9.n na9 elmer
gaui. ni9t 70.
sd = i9 fpolIte Sasto erTt priis
fen. OBJ feline 2isbe edit unb ausbaus
ernb lit. Senn i9 berabi9.ue unb
pera6te ben Wantelmutb unb bic Tins
treue. Sd idbdBe ben Mann gar bod
elm, S9pdger! MAS er germ bat, bas
muB er umfaNen unb balten nit e6rs
Ii9em @rnit unb tann es ni9t hinge.
ben fir jeben berfiibrerii9sn, BLENDERS
ben S9etn. Nur fold einen tann i9
lisben. Sasto 1T treu ipie @oIb, Be-
ftGnois lpie bic gpisteit unb fart ses
gen bic @erfu9ung, Qrpab! Run fptib
ids! limb i9 iperbe gliidli9 perben
nit ibm, benn bic Sreue 1T lpertbpuls
Ter unb birgt mebr @IiidsseipGbr in
ii9 als ale 2i.be. @ibit bu bas niSt
gu, Sdpager9"
S9psisenb f9aut er lie an, unb elm
tleines, tleines Stedden i'm Seraen,
bas nod Der erIten 2isbe ibres 2ebens
sebDrt, tbut ibr tpsb. absr nit gelai'
Tenem Singer itrei9t Der Stol5 bariis
ber meg unb tilst ben S9merS.
sSraste 9lrpob nd6 ibr. dls iie ii9 in
Dual per5sbrte9 limb iit ss ni9t er
ielbIt getpeIen, Der ibr bisie Dual aufs
biirbete, glei4giiltis. unbetiimmert,
Die iie's trus9
Dor ibr lisst iebt elm dnberes See
ben! Wie Elm Pubtenbliim9en 1T fis
niebsrgeitdmpft setpeien bon bem brus
tdlen Sritt eines nd1 eitler 2uIt bes
tenben Mann,s. Wii6Iam bat Te Ii5
ipieber aufssri9tet unb cine linbs
9anb, elm iparmes Ser5 gefunben, an
bas iie ii4 nun bertrausnspoG Iebnen
tann.
Was brau9t es iie su tiimmern,
bab iener in fein @erbsrben rannt,
unb nun bon geue sefoltsrt lpirbl
gidt fie ftroft i'm bafiir. 9as Sdid.
fal that's, bas srauiame unb oft 70
ssre9ts S9idIal.
2d9elnb, elm gang Helm ipenig
fhabeufrob lddelnb, blidt iis ben Riss
bereeidIagenen an.
rSftsn peleb!" Qebe tpOb0 fast q.
freunblib.
limb bi. 2i6tsr bes 9liids, bic in
ibren 4ueen geleudtet buben, als fe
ben Wes bersetommsn 1T, flammen
tpisber auf, nun iie ipsiteri9reitet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
Cine Ssnaoertidbriee.

9luf bem S6loFs Maribum 9raie
bei 0ppnbam in Der 9rafi4aft Tors
fplf 1T bieIer Sage elm ein3isartiges
Set sefsiert pOrben. 8ei pprtreffli@
der @eIunbbsit unb in uoller geiitiser
Stride bat bort bas sbripiirOigite Utits
slieb Der engliIden 4riitOtrutie, 2abB
Sra Maria 9lenttportb, ibren buns
bertiten Seburtstag erlebt. Gabp
@lentpprtb, bic sebsn lernte, ais @n9s
Lamb BON Der Srsube iiber ben Sieg
BON Srafalgar unb bem Shmerse iiber
ben Sob Relions lpioerbaIlte. 1T bic
Sp6ter bes als Nimrob beriibmt ses
iporbenenSqliire 8illebpis, behenWluts
ter, vbis I90ne Mtrs. 8iuebois", bnr9
zines Der berrlidften 8iloniiIe bon Der
Sanb @ainsborOueb's uniterbIi4 ges
madt purbe. Gin Sabr Dor Der 3rO<
nun9 Der perforbenen &Dnigin 8ittoz
ria fam iie mad 2onoon unb beiratbete
ben gntel bes eritsn 9rdfen 9imerid,
2orb Gbmunb @lentportb. Die She
ipurbe Iebr balb bur9 ben Sob bes
Rannes ael0it, unb bic Dittpe berS
mGblte i'd, 1846 nit benz Sberiten
8ailIie, bebielt ieboh, engliider Sitte
entIpre6enb, ben burd bic erite 8ers
beirdtbung ertpprbenen Rameu unh
Sitel BEL.
Oas greiis @sburtstaesiinb tann
ii6 nod beutlib barduf belinnen, ipie
es als elfidbrtses Mdbden zines i9Ds
nen Sunimorgens BON einem Seniter
in 9da Mau aus benz Nusmdri9 bss
l. 2eib9arbe Reiterregimsnts Sufub,.
bas Ii9 turs barauf am Gage BON @a.
terlop 10 defenders dusSeidneie. 4u9
bonn 9r6nunssfeite Der aOnisin 8it=
tpria iinb Der @rGfin sine Reibe gins
sel6eiten in lebbafter grinnerung ges
blieben, 3. 9. ipis bic lusenoii9 sarte
Monar6in inter Der 2ait bes gplbsez
pirtten, ssntnsrfdperen 9rOnunss>
mantels nisberbolt beinabe sufam>
menbru6. 2abp @lentiportb 1T troB
hires bibliI6sn 9lltsrs nud i'm Stanbs,
pbne llnteritiibuns gu seben, Iieit is'
BEN Mlcreen dufmertidm ibre 3situng
unb perpidelte einen ibrer i'm politi=
fden 2eben itebenben @ratuIanten in
Elm BON ibr GuBerit f9arfiinnig gefii6rs
tes 9eiprG9 iiber Wr. @sauitb's aus.
fyAten auf bic 5utiinftige 5iibrerIduft
ber libsralsn pariei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
@dte Spiteu.

&unIfpoll getlOppelte Spiben, bon
benen bas Metsr fait 1000 Wart bers
suiteGen toitet, iuerben selesentli4 in
Der Observation-Disclosures gu
S9neeberg i'm iG9iii9en @r3sebirge
anseFertigt. @is in gelsien. 10 bat
man audi i'm Grasebirse bic famers;
lide @rfd6rung MAIDEN miiKen, bdb
bic Spibenfl0ppelei mebr unb mebr
bur9 bic nit Der 3eit auBorbentli9
perpolItommneten Maidinenipiben, bic
ipeit btlli9er ber5uitellen iinb ais e6te
Spiben, perbrdngt pprben lit. glots
tingbdm unb Calais nit ibren getpebs
ten, beIpnbers ubsr 9lauen unb 81.
9alIen nit ihren auf Der Stidmai6is
ne berseitelIten SpiBen iteben jeBt als
Spibenmdrfte pbenan.
9lei6ppbl 1T man in 8riiTel ipie
i'm 5dhfiI6en @rSgebirge benii6t, bic
dIte 8unIt bes Spibentl0ppelns niat
perfallen su laifen unb trob Der itdrt
perminberten Nu6frase S9iilerinnen
su Der bD9fen Sertiatsit aus5ubilben.
0ieiem 3ped bient bic Mufteridul.
su S6neeberg, bic ioebsn ibr 25iGbris
ges 8eIteben sefeiert bat. sic barf
nur fiinfSebn Defenders geeignete uno
forgIam aussepGblte S9iilerinner
unterpeiIen unb bat ibrer Biz isBt erIt
bunbert entIaiien. Die bon ibnen auss
gsfiibrten Sa6sn iinb sumeiit in ben
SGnosn bD4iter unb bpber 9reiie; bic
beiten Stiide aber iinb an febr rei9s
2eute i'm 9luslanb, in gnsluno,
9lmerita unb Srunfreih, pertauft
fporben.
SIN fGhIiI9en Grseebirae 1T bic
Spibeninbuifrie fir bic 3eit felt 1867
na6peisbar, In ben Rieoerlanben ies
bod mar iie idon um 1900 ipeit bers
brsitet. 9lus friibsrsn Sabrbunberteu
als bem 15. iinb 3eusniFe fir bas
@orfommen bon Spiben ni9t betannt,
Sn @nslanb tperben Spiben 0aces.
bonn lateinii9en faqueus StIinoe)
gum erTtenmal BEL ben 4usaaben fir
bic RrDnung Ri6urbs III. 1883 ers
ipGbnt unb erIt ieitbem fpurben bic
Spiben Elm iiblider SbeiI Der &leis
bung boiler perIonen. &aiIer &drl V.
ertannte bic boltspirtbi9uFtliChe 8s,
beutung ber SpibenerSeugung uno
prbnete an,baB oos 9lDppeln in S6us
len unb al6itern seIebrt iperbs. Seir
biiiterer Sobn pbilipp III. iebob
aroIlte ben 8IOppleriunen. neil bur6
bic 9lOppelurbeit bic 3ubG Der 0ienfts
boten berminbert ipurbe, unb berbot
in ben gieberlanben ~irsenbpel6e ars
beiteu nit 3lSppelbolsern ansufertieen
ober unfertiaen su lafen". 0iefes @ers
BOT trug ipeIentlib baSu bei, bic ersaes
btrsifde Spibensrseugune gu bsIsben
uHb 5ur 8Iiitbe gu brinssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

Stobfeufssr. Sunser
Muun: pa9. penn mid bod bic I90ue
SIabslld ni9t INNER dbipsiisn polItt.
Sd bate ME seOu9t, bab @inem fold
bimmIifdes Deien iolbe SOuenqusIsn
t.reiten tann!-
= @er ftGnbnibbOll. so
fann es bel uns nidt psitsr 9eben, uns
fer SausbdIt 1T gu toftfpislis; au9 mir
miiiien, nm mid MODERN aus3uOriiden,
RefOrmen Bel uns einfiibrsn. ."-.a .aber
bas trifft fia ia rsiSenb. liebes Rdnns
den, = i'd babe mir nGmIi1 porbin
erit Stpei &eformeoItiime beItsllt!"
= u 8iffel lit d. @aft lin
elmer tleinen DirtbI9aft in Riba Su
Der ibn bebisnenben 8elIneriu): ,Spre>
den sic tein Oeuti9. 5rduIein2" =
8eIInerin: pRo, no, Sisnor!"- -9aIt:
~Rd, bd eibt's aud tsin Srinteelb. -
9tgUerin mad elmer pauis): .Serr. q
8ifel biitI9 tann T."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

3erftreut. sc finbet cine
atabemiI9e 6sisr Itatt. S9on lit 9lls
les per1ammslt unb man beeinnt nit
bem gborseiung. 0a tommt in allsr
@ile Der prOfefor, Der bic 6eitrsbe
tdltsn fon. tlopft einsm gtmtsseuoFen
auf bic Sdulter unb fruet dnsitlih:
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
GOULD SUCCEEDS
CHAS. ". WARNER.
ST. Louis Man Steps Out to Maze
Room for Edwin on
Board.
D. & R. c. ANNUAL MEETING.
Reports Show That Over 100000
Was Spent on improvements
And New Rolling Stock

Denver Colo. oct 2O-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Denver & RIO Grande Railroad COM
pany was held today at its principal
headquarters in this city at which We're
represented IN person and by proxy
rs $40 per cent OF the total Issue of
the capital stock Of the company. All
the directors were reelected with the
exception Of Charles @. Warner of ST.
Louis, who rotires from the board by
reason Of impaired health, and is sue
ceeded by Edwin Gould. The gross
earnings for the year were $l7 30i ,5o9,
and the net earnings were s6,6I4,iO9, IL
was "A matter of much congratulation
AT the meeting that there were no un-
paid vouchers at the close OF the iiscal
year. and no floating Indebtedness.
During the year there were spent for
improvements and betterments of road
way ana structures the sum of sl,3SO,-
652 and for additional motive power and
rolling stock 81 7OSOOO, the latter sum
including 1850 freight cars and az
freight engines
The North Fork branch, 40 miles
long, running from Della 10 tne tp"l
mines at Somerset IN western Colora-
do. was completed during the fiscal
year Just closed. as was also the ~
miles Of Castle Valley cutoff, extend
ing northeast from salina, Utah, and
during the same period the branch from
Alamosa to Creole, Colo, distance oil
20 miles. was changed from narrow
gauge to standard gauge throughout
While the system enters upon the new
fiscal year better prepared than IN the
past 10 handle the large traffic offered
10 II. 1t Is believed that still further
purchases OF freight and passenger
cars and locomotives will be impera-
tive before another ~ months expire.
The strike Of miners at cripple creek
and Telluride has not materially az
fected the earnings Of the Denver
Rio Grande system during The year
ending June 20, 1908. The coming year
should prove as favorable one IN the
history of the company
At the Rio Grande & southern meeting
the name Of Edwin Gould was subsu-
tuted for that OF s. NJ. Wood as direc-
tor
No other change in the directorate
was made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
PERSONALS.

Charles Keith Of the Keith-O'Br
Mercantile company, leaves for New
York city today.
Mrs. John Wllhart and daughter. Mrs.
Charles q. Billings, viii be at home to
their friends, on Tuesdays 723 south
Eleventh East street
Elder Asahe H. Woodruff. president
of the Northern States mission. leaves
for his field OF labor tonight, after see
ing his wife well on the road towards
recovery.
Bishop Leonard has returned from
Denver where he went to attend the
annual convention of the Brotherhood
Of st. Andrew, lie says there were $50
delegates present, aud the occasion was
a profitable one
Dr. and Mrs V. r. McGulicuddy are
at the Kenyon from New York. The
doctor WAS an old timer In Wyoming.
and saw considerable experience among
the rough and ready gentlemen aud In
dians when Wyoming was frontier
state. lie now represents an insur-
ance company
r.. w. Osborne general agent of an
eastern IRE Insurance company at
Hartford is In the city from san
Francisco, ON "A business trip. Mr. Os-
borne does not take any gloomy view
of the fire Insurance outlook. and does
not think there Is amy reason for APP
prehension. He holds that the west
Is making such Roadway IN the matter
Of self dependence that II in the course
Of the next two years there should be
% great eastern panic the west would
not be affected to any appreciable ex-
tent