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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-11-13

The call of the calendar was taken
up, and twenty-one cases were marked
for trial by jury. 1t is thought that some
of these will fall through before they
are reached.
H. L. Schmitt moved that the second
Indictment against John I. Moore be
dismissed, the supreme court having re-
versed it. The court so ordered. Moore
is serving in the penitentiary on the
first indictment.
The following suits were dismissed,
having been settled:
Mary A. Thayer VS.. Henry and Anna
Guenther.
Mccormick Harvesting Machine COM
pany vs.. Scion and Samuel King.
Notice of motion to strike from the
calendar was given in the following
cases:
Bartholomew McGovern VS.. Bernard
Beady.
Myron G. Willard vs.. Mankato Mills
company, ct ais.
The following cases were placed on the
calendar:
Albert C. Koggel VS.. Alwena Koggel,
an action for divorce, to be tried to-
morrow.
Gustaf Hoppe VS.. S. c. Brooks ct ais.
The tax case of the state of Minnesota
vs.. 7. w. Fowles was reported settled.
When the roll of the grand jury was
called, it was found that the only absent
one was Frank Beardsley of jamestown
recently deceased. Jno. Trenheiser Jr
was excused on the ground that he is 9
member of the fire department. Geo
Randall of Shelby was excused on the
ground of illness in his family. He stat
! ed that his wife has been confined to hel
bed for the past five weeks.
A. II. Beebe of this city was appointed
foreman of the jury, and the court pro
ceeded to deliver the charge.
One of the first cases taken up by tn,
jury was that of Geo. Klughertz, charg
ed with victimizing the Mankato Saving
bank out of $1,000.
Sheriff Williams has appointed Geo. M
Phillips bailiff for the grand Jury an,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

doswiadczonymi 10 wysok kim
stopniu inteligencyi, skut-
klein czego konklawe odby-
10 sic W spos6b godny podzi-
WI. Panowala tam absolutna
wolnosc, a kardynal Sarto
otrzyma1 przy kazdem g}oso-
waniu coraz wiecej g}os6w,
pomimo prozb goracych, aze-
by go "a kandydata przesta-
no uwazac. By1 nadzwyczaj
wzruszony, kiedy wyb6r pad}
ma niego. Zdawa1 sic modlic:
Panic, odwr6c odemnie ten
kielichP' Drzal ma ca}em cie-
le kiedy sic przekonal, ze wy
pablo mu zostac glow4 Kos
ciola. Pokora, szczero56, pra-
wo6c i dobrodusznosc stano-
via g}6wne rysy charakteru
Piusa Xgo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

MENOMINEE, Mich. w
Salunie FIR. Rybaczkiewicza
tax fatalnie pobito Jak6ba Po-
ca]owskiego re obecnie znaj-
duje sic W szpitalu 6w. J6-
zefa W krytycznem po}ozeniu.
Policya aresztowa}a jako win
nych. Ignacego Banacha An
toniego Michalaka a jeden, S.
Lazarczyk zdo1al umknat.
Przyczyna dla kt6rej pobito
Poca1owskiego ME znana.
Wszyscy byli dobrze poderz-
nieci. Jezeli Poca}owski UNI
RE, aresztowanych czeka su-
rowa kara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08
POWlDY
TELECRAFICzNE..

WIEDEN, 3 pazdziernika.
-Cesarz car wczoraj W Mu-.
erzsteg W Stryi konferowali
wsp6lnie z hr. Go}uchowskim
hr. Lamsdorffem jakotez z
ambasadorem austryackim
wPetersburgu i ambasadorem
rosyjskim we Wiedniu. .Po-
dobno u}ozono dalsze szczeg6-
1y planu reform W Macedonia.
Sekretarz hrabiego Lamsdor~
fla zapewni1 jednego z dzien-
nikarzy, re rezultat konferen-
cyl wkr6tce zostanie og}oszo-
ny, gdyz ME ma .powodu 60
ukrywac. DIS po po}udniu
cesarz i car wyjada razem
do Neidling g mile ma po-
}udniowy zach6d cd Wiednia)
poczem car wyjedzie do OAR
msztadtu.
Pomiedzy cesarzem austrac-
kim a kr6lem belgijskim
przysz1o do pojednania i kr6l
belgijski W po}owie biezace-
go miesiaca przybedzie do
Wiednia. 3d.. "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08
PARYZ, 3. pazdziernika

PARYz, 3. pazdziernika.
Il powodu zblizajacej sic
wizyty kr6la .w}oskiego, tu-
tejsze w}adze poicyjne rozwl-
nelly wieksza czujno6t. Wy
s}ano kilku detektyw6w do
Marsylii, aby czuwali mad
tamtejsza kolonia w}oskich
anarchist6w. w Nicei aresz-
towano dw6ch w}oskieh anar.
chist6w, kt6rych Rad w1oskl
wskazaljak niebezpiecznych'
w Marsylii policya iskontis'
kowa1a kilka ist6w i areszto'
wala czterech wloskich anar'
chist6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

LODNYN, 3. pazdziernika.
w tutejszych ko}ach dyplo-
matycznych powiadaja, ze ia
ponia zamierza wys}ac jeszcze
wiecej wojska do Korei. "
Kopura,gl6wnej kwaterze y.
dywizyi armii japofskiej, pa
nuje goraczkowy ruch, q "
Masampton mad wybrzezem
Korei juz cd niejakiego czasu
znajduja sic japohskie okre-
tv wojenne.
Do Daily Mali donosi ko- Q
respondent " Hong Kong, ze
" Port Arthur 10000 chin
skich robotnik6w pracule
przy budowie koszar dla 50,
600 rosyjs skich zolnierzy. lt!:
WED DEN, pazid I dz1'ij.e' ernik;laII'' y a
Gazeta 3 i, hemia lalonosi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

WASHINGTON, 3 pazdz.
!Genefalmajor Corbin zestal
zamianowany .gl6wnodowo-
dzacym departamentu- wcho-
dniego, z gi6wna kwatera ma
Governors Island, General
Chaffe, dotychczasowy ko-
mendant, zosta} przydzielony
do departamentu wojny, aze-
by m6gl sic zapoznac z obo-
wiazkami szefa sztabu gene
ralnego, kt6ry to urzad otrzy-
ma po ustapieniu gen. Youn-
ga, kt6re nastapi I stycznla
1904.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08
RIIFFALO N.

BUFFALO n. Y. We
czwartew kieczorem trzech po-
lak6w wlaz}o ma wierzch wa
gonu kolejowego ME zau-
wazyli, ze kolei podjezdza pod
tunel, kt6ry byl tax nisko,
ze zmi6n 2 wagonu mlodych
ludzi, tych W}adys1aw Ia
rasiewicz lat rs zosta1 zabity
ma miejscu, Frank Lewczyk
lat 19 po. amputacyi prawej
nogizman W szpitalu, a Karo-
lowi Lewczyk amputowano
obie pokruszone nogi " szpi-
talu, zapeWne umrze.
Przysz}y " zeszlyn ty-
godniu cztery elkie dzwony
do kosciola sw. Stanislawa, 2
tych najwiee eekszy posiada 800
.funt6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

SOFIA, Bulgarya, 3. paz-
dziernika. Wedlug nadesz-
}ych tn wiadomos,i Turcy
wycieli wszystkich chrze6-
clan W miescie Mehomia; tyl-
ko 10 zdo1a1o uciec.
Mehomia czyli Razfog jest
miastem powiatowem i mialo
okolo $500 ludno6ci, z tych
po}owa Bu}gar6w-chrzescian.
w niedziele og}oszono pow
tstanie@w tyn @okregu i Btu
garry przygotowywali sig do
wyruszenia do obozu pow
stahc6w, gdy W tenn tureckie
wojska niespodzianie otoczy-
}y miasto. Bu}garzy ME chcie-
Ii sic poddac; rozpocze}a sic
walka ma ulicach, kt6ra trwa-
Ia kilka godzin, poczem Tur-
cy wymordowali Gala ludnoSe
chrzeScia6ska, mezczyzn, ko-
biet i dzieci W liczbie przesz-
10 5000. -.
Sofijski kosespondent tele-
grafuje ze wiadomosc o rzezi
chrzeScian W Raz}ogu spra-
VIDA sic.
Monastyr, 3. pazdziernika
= Dow6dzcy powstafc6w
wyslali do cara pro6be, aby
zapobieg} mordowaniu chrze'
scian W Macedonii. Powia-
daja oni, ze rozpoczeli pow
stanie, ,bo bu}garski Rad przy-
rzek} i'm pomocy, ale teraz
ich opu6cil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

CHICAGO Process przeciw
Janowi Kniat, oskarzonemu
o morderstwo Leona Hinza,
m}odego ch}opca zakohczy}
sic tn wsobote. Przysiegi uz-
nall go winnym morderstwa
W drugim stopniu, a sedzia
Gary zkazal morderce ma 20
lat wiezienia.
Przysiegli naradzali sic
przez dwie godziny. Sedzia
Gary og}osi1 wyrok W obecno-
Sci wielu mieszka6c6w z Blue
Island i Poznania. Kniat OBJ
winiony by4 0 pozbawienie
zycia 16 letniego ch1opca Le-
ona Hintz, z kt6rym cd d}uz-
szego czasu zy} W niezgodzie.
Matka Leona zezna1a, re 20
baczywszy syna bijacego sic
z Kniatem, wpad}a miedzy
Mich i rozdzie1i1a walczacych,
ale Kniat po "a jej plecami
pchna} chlopaka nozem poz-
bawiajac 60 zzycia.
Kniat ma zone i troje die
ci. iona z dziecmi znajdowa-
Ia sic W sail W chwili czytania
wyroku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

ce potem podwyzszyli ceny
"a kucie koni inne roboty
kowalskie. Taxi stan rzeczy
ME podoba1 sic farmerom po-
wiatu Dodge i rozpoczeli oni
wojne z kowalami. Farmerzy
|z Neosho sformowali pomie-
dzy soba stowarzyszenie, "a
inkorporowai je, wybudowali
kuznie i walcza cenami z ko-
walami nalezacemi do uni.
Farmerzy W Burnett posta-
pill tax samo, a farmerzy W
Reeseville Haricon maja
podobnyz zamiar.
w zesz1a srode p. Franci-
|szek Kowalski z 4ej wardy
wyjal warrant ma aresztowanie
salonisty p. Jana Czaplews-
kiego. Skarga opiewa, ze wy
mieniony salonista W dniu %
bm. sprzeda} nieprawnie W
salonie swym przy Rynku
trunk upajajace 16 letniemu
|synowi p. Fr. Kowalskiego.
Czaplewski stawiony pred
sedziego Murata, do why sic
ME przyznal, sprawe vice jego
|sedzia od}ozy} do 6rody przysz-
lego tygodnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

y TRENTON n. J. w tym
roku szk6lnym kszta}ci sic W
Kolegium 90. Franciszka-
now IL mlodych polak6w ma
kap1an6w. Jest to najwyzsza
cyfra i daj Boze ably sic
wciaz pomnaza1a.
Przyby} tu Wiel. 0. Euze-
biusz Pelc. kt6ry niedawno
przyby} z Europy. W zesz}a
niedziele mial kazanie ma su-
mie W kosciele sw. Stanis1a-
wa. - Wiel 0. Pelc ktory
Jest profesorem W Kollegium
90. Franciszkan6w, bedzie
r6wniez przez pewien czas po-
magac Wiel. O. Block W par.
|sw. Stanis1awa B. i M.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

CHICAGO J6zef Gonbyla
doszeH wreszcie do celu
swych .zyczeh i poja} "a zone
ukochana Rozalie. z tel Okla
zyi wyprawiano wesele W do
mu pm. AZ Bunker str. Roz-
bawieni goscie, korzystaiac q
pogody, wyszli po obiedzie ma
werande, a ia pod niezwyk1ym
ciezarem zalama}a siez ogrom-
nym trzaskiem i ludzie spa
dli ma ziemie z wysokosci 25
stop, wraz z belkami i deska-
mi. Skutki byly fatalne: II
letni synek Maryi Menus zna-.
laz} smierc ma miejscu, pan
m1ody ma pokaleczona g1o-
we, a jego iona skarzy sic ma
b6l W nogach. Nadto Anna
Dabrowska zlama}a noge, Ma
rya Menus, matka zabitego
dziecka, wykreci1a sobie kosc
W biodrze, Katarzyna Angie
lewska i J6zef Korono .doznali
take r6znych obrazeh cia1a.
Pokaleczeni lecza sic W swych
mieszkaniach.
DR.. Stanis1aw Szwajkart.
zosta1 przez tutejszego konsula
Austro-wegierskiego, miano-
wany urzedowym lekarzem
Konsulatu. Dotychczas miejs-
ce to zajmowal Dalmaty6-
czyk DR.. Bianchini. Winszu-
jenny.
- Piotr Romanowski, w6z-.
MICA pokl6cil sic 2 ,,przyja-
ci6lmi'' tax zostal oporza-
dzony nozami, ze &C do szpi-
talu odwiezc potrzeba bylo.
NANTICOKE, Pa. w prze-
szlym ygodniu odbyl sic Sejm
" najwiek lokalnej or
ganizacyi ,,stowarzyszenia
kasy posmiertnej pod wez
waniem sw. Stanis1aWa B.
i NJ Organ; ;zacya ta-
rozwija ii sic bardzo dobrze,
gdyz oparta jest na racyonall-
nych podstawach. Wskaza-
Inemby by.lo aby drobne towa-
q Icy przylac
sic do towarzys szenia kasy
Iposmiertne,ij % tylko "a ich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

sensacyjna wiadomo6c, jako-
by wyrtembergska kr6lowa
Charlotte, bawiaca obecnie u
ojca swego, ks. Wilhelma Won
Schaumburg- Lippe, na zam-
ku W Nach6d, odebra}a listy,
W kt6rych jej anarchi5ci
groza zabiciem. Osobe kr6lo-
wei otoczono silna strata tai
nych policyant6w.
Dochodzenia podjete W ce-
lu wykrycia prawdziwych
autor6w naprowadzily policye
ma 6lad sprzysiezenia anar-
chistycznego. Dotad ME by
10 zadnych aresztowah> ale ma
staple one moga kazdej chwili.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

RZYM, 1pazdz. = Pertrak-
tacye W sprawie Filipin, to-
czace sic pomiedzy Watyka-
mem a rzadem Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych co do sprzedazy
w}asnosci gruntowej naleza-
cej do zakon6w i usuniecia z
wysp zakonnik6w krajowych,
zosta}y przerwane przez Pa
pierza Piusa x. Mgr. Guidi,
wyslany do Manili jako dele
|gat apostolski celem prowa-
dzenia pertraktacyj, zosta}
|odwo}any do Rzymu, dokad
|prawdopodobnie przybedzie
W poczatkach listopada i otrzy-
ma jaka6 nuncyature euro
pejska.
Wedle og6lnego mniemania
W Rzymie, misya mgra Guidi
ME powiod}a sic g}6wnie dla-
tego, ze ME chcia} przyjac ce-
nv ofiarowanei mu przez Rad
ameryka6ski "a posiadlo6ci
gruntowe, ,gdyz zakony wyma-
[galy wyzszej ceny. Zadecydo-
wano we Watykanie, ze ma
przysz}osc kwestye tyczace sic
Filipin omawiane beda wprost
pomiedzy sekretarzem stanu
! lpapiezkim a rzadem we Wa
szyngtonie, lub tez "a posred-
nictwem specyalnego repre-
zentanta Stolicy Apostolskiej
wys}anego do Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych z Rzymu.
! BERLIN, 5 pazdz. Anar-
|chi6ci zaczynaja znowu byt
czynni j znajduja zwolenni-
s. s.k6w W r6znych warstwach
spolecznych. Policya tutejsza
otrzymala rozkaz aresztowania
kazdego bez wyjatku, podej-
rzanego 0 nalezenie do tai
nychl zwiaazk6w anarch chistycz.
nych.
BOZ ['|l ] ! TING = 6 I pazdz.
& arsly llynal ,siIblb bons. o1sw adczyl
l e & oyvie 4 ludsimj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08
ADREs WIARUSA: Wiarus 329 Str. Winona, Minn.

korzysc wypadnie. Nadmie-
mic musimy, re przy wstapie-
niu ME op1aca sic zadnej o
p}aty.
DR.. Krajewski po powro-.
Gle z PHILADELPHIA ordynuje
jak dawniej W Shea Building.
Mateusz Bochenski
kupi1 dom z lotami cd Jana
Krawczyka, kt6ry wyjezdza
ma zach6d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

SOFIA, 3. pozdzienika.
Wedlug wiadomoSci z Mace
donii, powstanie upada. Tu-
reckie wojska rozproszyly
kilka oddzial6w powstahc6w;
kilku dow6dzc6w powstaf-
COW poleg}o, q inni stracili
.nadzieje j cofaja sic ku graz
nicy, aby uciec do Bu}garyii..
Powstafcy podobno poniesli
kleske " bitwach pod Raz}o-
|giem, Melnikiem, Demihis-
sarem i Newrokopem.
WIEDEN, 2 pazdz. Co
sarz Franciszek J6zef j car
przybyli wczoraj po po}udniu
0 godz. Sci do zamku my5li-
wskiego cesarsk skiego " Mu-
erzteg " Styryi. Wszystkie
drogi tam prowadza roja
sic Cd policy t6W, zandar-
NOV ! j tajnych policy 6w..
|Stoja tax bis 10 ebie, by
[jeden drugiiego m6gl wid dziee
slyszee ||sEE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08
ii Iliw Olskich
M ER YCE.

NOWY YORK, Podczas
wy6cig6w bicyklowych na
Long Island, J6zef Kopski,
otrzJyma} pierwsza nagrode.
Wyscigi odby1y sic pod ma
dzoren klubu Century Road
Club Of America, Kopski zro-
bn 1M milw 4 godzinach SO
min utach. Pierwotny rekord
byl 4 godziny 81 minut.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

> WIEDEN, 3 pazdz: z Mu-
errsteg, " Steiermark, tam
gdzie obecnie poluja-car i
cesarz austryacki, roi sic cd
policyi i wojska. Wszystkie
drogi do lasu, przej5cia i krzy-
z6wki obsadzono dla bezpie-
cze6stwa cara silnymi oddzia-
}ami zandarmeryi ktora ode
brala surowy rozkaz ME pre-
puszczania tedy nikogo.
Szczeg6lne te miejsca, rec
MONA, najwiecej ufortyfiko-
wano, kt6remi car przecho-
dzic bedzie W pogoni "a ko-
zicami. Biedny ten batiu-
.'-.-*- @f-,-s.7 -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

sy5.aET s = s-r = ~ . -.l-
RACINE .4''l'l.l [ Wis, W hotelu
Pennsylvania, powiesi} sic ma
chustecz do nosa Jan Bar
czyhski alias Barsh, kt6ry
mial mice lone i dzieci W So.
MilHaukee, lecz Cd niej u
ciek1.
" upraniu jego znaleziono
,ksiazetzke z banku z Milwau-
kee " Ikt6rym mia} ulokowa-
ne 5000. Policya obecnie
poszukuje zony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

MFNASHA, Wis, Jan Cab
ski, Wladyslaw Gabski, ich
kuzyn Jan Gabski, i John
Frederick, ch}opacy W VIE
ku Cd IS do % lat, zagineli
j przesta1ao sic b szukac;; bez
watpienia utopili sic W jezio-
re Winnebago.
Chtopacy wyjeehali W ME.
dziele popo}udniu 16dka mad
wybrzeze powiatu Calumet
ma orzechy i odtad Mkt ich
ME widzia}. Poniewaz wiatr
by} dose silny, wiec prawdo-
podobnie }6dka wywr6ci}a sic
i wszyscy utone1i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

PORTAGE, Wis, Bernard
Bonowski, zamieszkaly pod
nr. 944 przy West ulicy J6-
zef Kropidlowski 872 Dous--
man utica; zostali napadnieci
.przez trzech 1azeg6w ma dwor-z
Gu towarowym kolei Milwau-
kee and St. Paul. ~
Napastnicy zostai areszto-
wani zaraz po napadzie. Je-
den 2 Mich poda1 swe nazwi-
sko jako Mayors. Towarzysze
jego utrzymuia ze Mayors
pred wczoraj zosta1 wypusz-
czony ze stanowego wiezienia
" Waupun, gdzie odsied dial
kare "a rabunek popelniony
" Oshkosh,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08
BESSEMER, Mich,

BESSEMER, Mich,
Bracia JOS. j Bert Taro 10
stall zabicii v trzecii1n: szach-
Gle kopalni Colby Zostali o.
III III zasypanii gruza1ni j dopiie
70 po ca1o ocnej piracy
|dobyto ich zwlo .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

STEVENS POINT Wis. ~
W nych attach stanu
.naszego koWale zorganizo zoWali
sis Il toWarzy zenia ~ 6t-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-21
ANOTHER CABINET
POST is VACATED
Lord BaIfour, Secretary of
Scotland. Hands Resigna-
ton to King.

LONDON, Sept. 2O.-Lord Balfour of
Burlelgh, secretary for Scotland. and
Arthur Ralph Dougless Elliot. finan-
clal secretary to the treasury. have
resigned and their designations have
been accepted by the king. Mr.. Ell
lot was not in the cabinet These two
designations make a total of four va
cant posts and one secretaryship at
Mr.. Balfour's disposal.
With the resignation of Lord Balfour
and Financial Secretary Elliot, both
strong free traders. it is understood
that the ministerial designations are
completed and apparently the Duke of
Deyonshire has decided to remain in
the cabinet. 1t is practically certain
that Austen Chamberlain, Lord Milner
and MI. Brodrick will take the ex-
chequer, colonies and India portfolios
respectively, and the only surprise in
the new appointments is likely to be
the nomination of a strong man to the
war Office to determine how far the
recommendations of South African war
commission can be carried out. Home
Secretary Akers-Douglas started for
Balmoral tonight and he will probably
be involved in the reconstruction
changes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-21
ON SERIOUS CHARGE
Ramona Man Accused of Rob.
bing Postoffice of His Town.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Sept. 20
James Cromwell, who conducted a res
taurant and pool hall at Ramona, was
asserted by Deputy United States Mar
shall Lamb, of this city, on the charge
of having been implicated in the rob-
berry of the postoffice at Ramona on
the night of Sept. 9. The prisoner
was brought to Sioux Falls and taken
before United States Commissioner D.
j. Conway for his preliminary exam
nation. Cromwell was placed on the
stand and made a statement which
tended to completely clear him of any
connection with the robbery, but the
case against him will not be dismissed
Immediately. Instead it was continued
until 2 O'CLOCK tomorrow afternoon.
Bonds for his appearance at that time
were fixed at $500. Further develop
ments in the case are expected by to-
morrow. The stamps stolen from the
Ramona postoffice, aggregatin be-
tween $50 and $40 in value. were re-
turned by the, thief and placed by a
friend in the postoff1ce during the mo-
mentary, absence of the postmaster,
who found them upon his return.
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YOUR s1AIuE WHILE YOU WAIT.

A famous modern sculptor has en-
bodied a great inspiration in marble.
1t shows the face of man pressed
close to another face that is strangely
indefinite, but which. suggests sur
passing beauty. The mans face ex-
presses a great yearning. The features
are well defined, the figure is bold and
aSSertive, In the other face there is
a mystery and the figure remains i'm
prisoned in the marble. The sculptor
called the group 1.-The Soul and the
Ideal" Although it will always be
beautiful it is probable that Robins
great work will be considered archaf-
cal quarter of a. century hence For
just recently there has been invented
machine that will carve swiftly and
correctly statue or bust out of the
marble. Even the vague ideal, there
fore, cannot be truthfuIIy pictured in
the future without including the ma
chine to show the process of the work
The rev invention will be one of the
curiosities which viii be exhibited at
the st. Louis exposition. Golfers
Weekly. explains it as follows: Bon
tempi's copying drill works on the
principle of paragraph. The clay
model and one or more marble blocks
are placed side by side. A guiding
point is passed over the surface of the
model. powerful burrs getaway at the
marble. until finally the completed work
ton is reached. when, as by magic,
features and figures grow from the
marble, until FINELY the completed work
appears as though seen through a thin
veil" Since we have sewing machines
capable of stitching portraits and land
scapes, and automatic devices that
with the aid of an operator play Bee
thoven and Mendelssohn, the inyen-
ton of a machine that will carve you
statue while you wait need occasion
no surprise. The only remarkable thing
about 1t is that the invention should
come out of Italy.
L VI lLc ldtfQ VI pdICt1d6i Angelo mas
always displayed q reverence for the
work of the hand. The chfsei has
moved easily in the slim, brown hand
of the Italian. The brush has been
handled with equal understanding.
Even the rude nnountaineer, who
fashions images out of material that
lies nearest to his hand, has prided
himself on his handicraft. Many have
been quick to term this aptness mere
ly a fatal facility which really
deadens the art instinct. but it is
something better than that It is a
second nature that is the result of an
art atmosphere. Hitherto it has pre-
vented the Italian from going in for
the machine made. art. but il seems
that at last this Western crudity has
invaded Italy.
But it is not probable that merely
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-21
GAME WARDEN SHOOTS
DESPERATE POACHER
One Man Killed in Encounter Between
Officers and Foreigners.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Sept. 2O.-E.
w. Campbell, one of the game wardens
of Luzerne county, today shot and
probably fatally wounded Roman Da-
los, aged thirty-five years, near Camp
bells Ledge, two miles from Pittston.
Several foreigners of late have been
violating the game laws, especially on
Sunday. Campbell, with other officers,
found five men today prowling around
the woods with guns. He notified them
TO leave, which they refused to do. An
attempt was made to put Dalos under
arrest. when the latter raised his gun
to shoot. AS he did so Campbell seized
the weapon. It was discharged in the
scuffle, the contents tearing Campbell3
clothing in shreds. Both men fell to
the ground. Dalos made an attempt
to recharge the gun, on doing which
Campbell pulled hts revolver, and In a
second struggle Dalos was shot, the
ball striking him in the back The
prisoner after being shot grappled
again with the officer. and showed
fight until he was overcome by the
other officers. who came TO Campbell's
relief. The injured mans condition is
serious and may prove fatal. Campbell
surrendered to the authorities and
gave ball for d further hearing on
Tuesday morning. The other four
hunters. all foreigners. are under ar
rest
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-21
THE INeRATITuDE OF REPuBLI-
CANS.

That little Republican giant, William
I. Jerome. of New York, is to be i'm
molated on the altar of Fusionism.
The leading Republican papers of the
country have engaged enthusiastically
in the task of showing that Jerome is
a sorehead, that he never did anything
anyway and that whatever he is or has
got he owes to the fact that he had
the good sense to attach himself to the
Republican party.
This is bearing a bit hard on the man
who welded the ak in New York For
there is no doubt that he chopped out
path for the passage of the Lowites
to power. Those of us who were not
blinded by partisan preferences at the
time Jerome was racing about New
York raiding gambling houses, in the
intervals between making campaign
speeches, saw that he was too spectaeu-
lar in his methods and too vainglorious
to last. He had plenty-of nerve and
his methods We're such as to attract at
tention, but it was shown by his adj
ministration of the Office to which he
was elected that he was lightweight.
He smashed the doors of gambling
houses and carried off the players in
patrol wagons, but he did not send the
gamblers to Jail and he found no means
to prevent them putting up new doors
in the place of those he had smashed.
He caused himself to be exploited in
the ten-cent magazines and obviously
aimed to follow in the footsteps of that
other strenuous New Yorker who made
the administration of the police depart
ment steppingstone in his progress to
high place. Jerome was conceited to a
degree, his self suffieiency was shown
in his campaign methods. But he did
not make good.
Now he has attacked Low. That Low
is supine is not to be doubted. He is
a student of political economy. He has
not made a :sfngfe~positive move for
the bettepaaent of governmental condi-
tons in practice. Jerome has said so.
But, Low has been indorsed for place
again and the Republican press is en-
gagged in turning down Jerome The
city Of New York will suffer no loss
through the shelving Of Jerome and it
will be the better off IL means are
found to rescue the city from the in
effective administration of Seth Low.