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The Saint Paul globe., 1903-10-31
VICTIM OF MURDER
Mans Body FoundWhiIe Dyna.
hitting River for Woman's.

DEs MONIES. Iowa, Oct. 3O.-While
dynamiting the river for the body of
Miss Lily Cole, who committed suicide
by jumping from the Walnut street
bridge last Tuesday, the police not only
brought up the body of the girl, but
that of an unknown man. There was
nothing on the body by which it could
be Identified, and the remains were so
badly decomposed that recognition was
impossible. The skull was crushed and
the police believe the body may be that
of wealthy stockman named Jones,
who disappeared in this city some time
ago and who was thought to have been
murdered for his money.
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-10-31
THE NEWS lNDExED.

PAGE I.
Tams Bixby Denies Charges.
Reported Suicide of Alfred Buck.
Employers orgarrzation completed.
German critioises President.
Montana Arbitrators Meet.
Double Drowning at Bemidji.
Parks Convicted Again,
PAGE II.
Supreme Court Fixes DAMAGES for
Pulling Out Wisiskers.
Negroes Have Pitched Battle.
PAGE ILL.,.
Minneapolis Matters.
News of the Northwest.
PAGE w.
Editorial Comment.
New Campaign Against Mad MuIIah.
PAGE ".
Michigan Team Arrives.
Central Mechanic Arts Game.
Football.
Races.
PAGE vi.
News of the RAILROADS.
Weekly Review of Trade.
PAGE vii.
Of Interest to Women.
Short Story.
PAGE VIII.
Popular Wants.
PAGE TX.
Markets.
PAGE X
John r. Heino Charged With Embez-
element.
Win Carefully Guard City and County
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-10-31
TRAFFIC IN KIDS !"
Managers of ChlIdren's Home
Are Charged With This.
special to The Globe.

0pSCidl W i ne NJlODc.
OMAHA, Neb,, Oct. 30.-Gov. Mick
ey has directed an investigation of the
Nebraska Children,s home and Supt.
Quivey, charges of trafficking in the
placing of children with families in the
state having been preferred by C. j.
Akers, of Colorado. Officials of the So
ciety deny that mismanagement ex-
lists. They say the charges are wholly
groundless. Still, the governor thought
them of sufficient Importance to have
Supt. Quivey come before him Monday
for an examination into the methods
Of the society.
Akers had two children whom he left
with the society. They were given to
a family in Nebraska City, whose
theatment of them was not the best.
Akers is insistent that his grievance is
not the only one. Prominent ministers
are trying to prevent the investiga-
t1On.
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-10-31
CAVALRYMAN MEETS
A HORRIBLE FATE
Fred schuck, of the Sixth Cavalry, Is
Dragged to Death by Broncho.

Special to The Globe.
BUTTE, Mont, Oct. 80. = Fred
Schuck, troop, Sixth cavalry, and an
expert horseman, was dragged to death
today by an untamed broncho. The
halter of the animal caught in Schuck's
gauntlet and the horse with a dash
jerked the cavalryman off his feet and
galloped madly three times around the
corral before it could be brought to
halt by the clubs of other troopers.
Schuck's helpless form was hurled
against water troughs, posts and other
objects and was frightful to see. His
arms were broken and nearly torn off.
The head was burst open and the body
badly mangled. Schuck at one time
served at Fort Smelling as member Of
the Third infantry
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-10-31
HAS ALFRED BUCK
KILLED HIMSELF? ?.
Such Isl the Statement From
Texas, but at Mankato Bank
er's Death Is Doubted.
Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
ST. ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 3O.-The
body of man found dead in the brush
at the fair grounds three miles from
the city has been identified by the DO
lice as that of Alfred A. Buck, who is
wanted at Mapleton, Mimi, on a
charge of the embezzlement of $4,000
from the Mapleton State bank. When
last seen here several days ago Buck
was in the company of Mexican
woman.
Special to The Globe.
MANKATO, Mimi, Oct. sO.-Sheriff
Williams today received a telegram
from the authorities of San Antonio,
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-10-31
THINKS AIRsHIPs
PURSUE HIM
Crank From Montana Makes Unsue-
cessfui Effort to See the President.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct. 3o.-Ed-
ward Tanner. thirty-three years old, a
native Of Switzerland and a crank"
tried to see the president today, but
he did not get far, beyond the doors of
the executive offices before his condi-
ton was discovered. He was taken
to police headquarters and later to ST.
Elizabeth insane asylum. His delusion
was that he was being continually
pursued by airshipsa He thought the
president would make them stop both
ering him. Tanner said he had a wife
In Memphis, Tenn, but that he came
direct from Northern Montana to see
the president. He has been In the city
since Monday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-10-31

Tex, saying an unknown man corre-
spending with the sherif's description
of the Mapleton bank cashier, Alfred
A. Buck, committed suicide at a hotel
last night.
The telegram said the man had a
scar on the forehead and two gold
teeth. The county attorney COM
municated with Judge Bucks family in
regard to the description. 1t Is hardly
thought that the party is the same.
Mr.. Buck was seen a week ago today In
Seattle, Wash, by resident of Man
kato. Judge Buck thinks that his son
had no scar on his forehead, but as to
the teeth he did not know. Others say
that young Buck had slight scar on
his forehead. Mr.. Williams communicate
ed with a local dentist regarding the
teeth, but without results.
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-10-31
IN The LAKE
Thieves Drown While Trans
porting Stolen Goods.
Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
BEMIDJI, Mimi, Oct. SO.-Glen
Adams and Charles Gregory, two men
who were implicated in the theft Of
merchandise from the tote wagon Of
Tairk & Smith, which broke down in
the woods near this city, Wednesday
night, were drowned while attempting
to convey the stolen goods across Lake
Bemidji Thursday morning.
An overturned boat, the hat Of Greg
ory and a number of the stolen articles
were found floating in the water today.
The men were intoxicated when they
started to cross the lake.
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-10-31
1t VIII Pay You to Read the
Sunday Globe Tomorrow

Its Contents VIII Delight and Instruct All Classes Readers
Story of the Great Football Game Between Michigan
and Minnesota
An Account of American Dentists Who Chum With Imperial
Patients
Page of New and Striking Ideas for Women
The Late Bill Nye and His Neglected Grave-Trbutes From
His Publisher and illustrator
Girl Who Has Twelve Selves Has the Doctors Guessing
Turks and Their Hereditary Foes In Bulgaria
ST. Paul Policeman viii Try to Swim to ST. Louis
How the Poor of St. Paul Are Aided
ST Paul Woman With 1852 Descendants
All the important General News of the Day In Most
PresentabIe Shape
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-10-31
MUST ABANDON
THEIR CIGARETTES
Students of Cornell College Must
Smoke Something Else or Nothing.

Special to The Globe.
DES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 3O.-Vice
President James E. Harlan, of Cornell
college, at Mount Vernon, has announc-
ed that in accordance with action taken
at the annual professors meeting Cor
nell students can no longer smoke
cigarettes If students persist in the
habit, they will be dismissed.
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-10-31
(By AssocIated Press.l

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. sO.-The
dead body of a man who had commit
ted suicide by carbolic acid poisoning
was found in the bushes in the out
skirts of the city, and by means of a
description, a photograph and marks
on the body, has been identified by Of
ficers as Alfred A. Buck, who is want
ed in Mapleton, Mimi, for embezzling
$4,000 from the Mapleton State bank.
Buck left Mapleton Oct. 10 and ap-
peared in San Antonia on Oct. 20, reg
istering as George NJ. Hall, Of Clinton,
Mo. The body in every respect fills
the description of Buck. Mapleton au-
thorities have been advised.
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-10-31
JOHN MITCHELL
is STRICKEN
President of Unitsa Mine Workers a
Victim Of Appendicitis.

Special to The Globe.
SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. 80. = John
Mitchell president of the United Mine
Workers of America. has appendicitis
and an operation viii probably be nee
essary.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
&ljeB-Sot6riuaeu.

Strabburs. Serr 5arnp, Der
Batter bes fran50iiden Generals, lit
f9ner ertrantt unb beftnbet iid i'm
9iafoniKenbaus. Sa Der 3uitanb bes
91dbrisen 9reiies iih perf9ltmmert
fat, 10 lit feinem Sobne fir mebrere
Sage bic MISUNDERSTANDING ertbeilt
iporben. Oieielbe mar ibm, tpie ge=
melbet, bor etnisen Wo9en bertpeisert
tporben, unb Batter unb Sobn batten
in &ebl fi9 elm Steubi6ein geseben.
MIttbann. Sn Der giiensieberei
bon Berger C Qnbre fanb cine grplo=
iion itatt. Ser Snsenieur Sinsabo
unb bret Mrbeiter tpurben febr f9tper
berlebt.
9erIisbet m. !9ier brannte
bas Qntpefen Der lebisen Marie 8leb
nieber. Sbr S~tiefbruber, Der ben
8ranb angelegt bate, lit babel mitperz
brannt unb purbe pertoblt aufsefuns
ben.
MeB. Die 3unnabme bes italieniz
i9en Clements in ben lotbringif9en
acknowledgement benefit bic 9eraus>
sabe elmer italienii9en 3ettf9rift, bes
,,Corriere italiano della domenica, "
ipel9e nunmebr erf9eint. Gs ntrb
bon einem 9eiitliden rebisirt. Stalie=
ntfder 9~ottesbienit 1T f9on ieit ldnz
serer 3eit etngefiibrt.
Splba n t + a I. Muf benz
Sofs bes 2anbtpirtbs 8eder fling 9eu,
bas Mbenbs Bel 2aternenlidt absela<
ben tpurbe, Seuer. unb bag sanae &C.
bDft sins in Slammen auf. Dte IT,
idbrise So9ter 8e9ers fonte Elm
slei4altrises Dienitmdb4en iinb sdns.
lid p%erbrannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
'agr die ,Ul8 SOre, Ole ihr imrner GeKautEss
: ~ Inf &MMz&
BdOeu.

g arIsrube e. 8iirsermeifter
&rGmer, Der friibere gbef Der 9robz
banbelsfirma 8rdmer C &empf, Der
felt 80 Sabren benz 8irserausf9ub
anseb0rt unb cine febr eripriebli9e
SbGtigfeit entfaltet bat, feierte ieinen
70. 9eburtstag.
g aben=8 a b E n. Ste Stabtz
%berorbneten baben in Der fir bic 8G=
beritabt bo4pi9tigen Srage Der au=
finftisen @eriorsung Der Stabt nit
ausrei6enbem WaKer bef4lofen, burd
Safung fdmmtli9er nod i'm Stabt=
tpalbe borbanbenen Quenen, ioipie
bur9 Si9erung bes 8erfaufsre9tes
Der Grarif9en Quelen auf 9errenpiez
Ter 9ebiete benz WaFermdnsel absuz
belfen. 9ie Soften bierfiir, 100000
Mart, tpurben bepiltst. Musi9las<
sebenb fir ben 8ef4lub mar bas 8ez
ftreben, 9runbnafier bel Der Waierz
beriorsuns fernaubalten unb pie Bis
fer u reines Quelltpafer gu Be-
nuBen.
Sreiburst. 8r. Sn @epann>
teilen Der @emarfunsen S9anftabt,
Dolfentpeiler unb pfaffenpeiler tritt
Elm f9limmer Seinb Der Reben, Der
Sprtnstpurm, auf. Gttpa 200 Mor=
gen tperben bas G~rtrdsnib einbiiBen.
6 mperts6ei m. Sci einem
S%treitbanbel purbe Der 2Ojdbriss Sa=
brifarbeiter Satob Slug erito9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
QuremburQ.

2urem 9. - 9err $. g.
@ampa9, l1nterbureau6ef beim Yoits
amt Q%uremburs : Stabt lit in slei9er
@isenidaft an bas Yoftamt 9urem=
burg aSnbof ueriett worben. = BUR
8eriteiseruns selangte bas Der perz
itorbenen &eutnertn SRI. Sophie Serz
pals fribsr. sebOrente @obnbaus.
Daielbe wurbe benz Srn. Watbias
0abape aus Stabtsrunb gum preiie
BON $4,000 Sranfen sasei4lasen.
9.-Das a~weiidbrise
S0bn@en Der gbeleute Sob. S@ilbs
Soos itir3te In einen, unbema9ten Muz
senblid fopfiber in Elm nit @ailer
sefiates Wai9faB unh muBte ben
Sob bes g~rtrintens erleiben.
8tanben. = M(s Der Maurer
&einert pon bier per @iienbabn in
Dtefir@ anlauste iprans er in Der
Ndbe bes 6ortisen S@la@tbauies ab,
tam gu Sale unb blieb bewuBtlos lie
ben. ST sos it@ i@pere gerletun=
gen gu.
nj d 9 +. = Ser ieit
eintser 3eit BON bier peri9wunben sez
weiene SaSl0bner Peter Sart wurbe
als aei@e In Der Moiel sefunben.
Oasburs.-D Ser Nderer &c.
&oBler fiel auf Der 2anbtrabe nod
W a r n a d unter bic &dber ietnes
Subrwerfs unS murbe tObtli@ iiberz
fabren.
8rettmeiler.-9ter itnb un=
ter ber S9uliusenb bic &0teln unb
bas S@arla@fieber aussebro@en, 10
baB bic S9ule seitueilts sei@loiz
fen merben mubte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

= SIR eine trdse Sober ueriu9t
gbamberlain's Masen= unb 2ebers
Edfel@en. Dteie frdfttsen BITE Sober,
belfen our @erbauuns, resuliren BITE
ginserueibe unb perbiteu btlt6le Mnz
fdlle. gu uertaufen pom allen 9dnbs
lerr, In gatent. Mebi3inen.
-Sbr babt in eiu bibi&es @eit9t
seblidt, bas iabe 2a9eln, BITE rotben
Baden unb freanblt@en Musen seieben
unb semini@t, bic Natur bdtte eu4
ebenio an3tebenb sei@affen. &odp
Mountain Ebee ma@t etnfa&e Srauen
blbi9. 35 gts. Martin Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

Ste Expedition gum gnts
fab ber DISQUALIFICATION SIbpolz
Expedition pirb fir bret Sabre ausz
geriiitet. Sbr Siibrer 1T Der Rapitdn
in Der f9pebif9en Slotte, @plben, unz
ter befeu 2eitung i'm Sabre 1901 bic
9rabme expedition na9 Sptbz
bergen abgesanse1 tpar.
StabI fliesen idbrli9 iber 247,z
900 Sonnen bon ben Gifenbabnen Der
Welt als @taub in bic 2uft. @on biez
fer @umme seben alein auf ben beutz
f9en Gtienbabnen 10000 Sonren
bur9 Heibuns perloren. Na9 euros
pdifder G%rfabruns iinb eiierne @iienz
babnf9tpelIen ebenfo binig tpie 9olsz
f4peIen.
e Gbne our 8ertpenbung Bel
Gifenbabn=& ataitropben perben iebt
nit elmer 8apaaitdt in 9Dbe bon so
Sonnert tonftruirt. Gin FOLDER &rabn
bebt einen bolIen Glitter Wageor bon
trgenb einem errei9baren puntte ober
cine 2ofomotipe, fobalb man beren
lei9t entfernbare 8eitanbtbeile losse>
loft bat.
Sir u n 8 m d {
tpirb aIidbrli9 in ben Ser. Staaten
Der 8etras bon $500, 100000 aufses
tpanbt, eine Summe, bic ebenfo bod III
tpie Der Wettb Der idbrli9en Rorns
grnte, nabeau atpeimal 10 srob tpie Der
Wertb Der Meiaen>gr nte unb nabeau
breimdl 10 bod tpie Der Wertb Der iGbr>
li4en golb=probuftior.
Wier sroBe RobIenbergs
10 ert tperben IN 8Glbe IN Sub,
Nfrita in Betrieb sefebt. Das fib>
Gi@ite Jelb liest aptfden 2abbjmttB
unb Der nSrbli9en @renae bon 1atal.
Dtefe 8erstperte tnerben bempd4fi
etnerl betrd9tIinen She'll bes Roblenbes
barfs Der MeIt bedeu. Natal e1por>
itrte i'm Sabre 1901 100000 Sonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

fer 9etnse's mar rpdbrenb bes san3en
Cages auf benz 3eusenitanbe, unb Ell
ne eibli9e grtldruns CHARLES 50.
glart's zines Sobnes bes 8unbes.
Senators glarf, NORM berielbe au=
Stebt, bab Ct benz &i9ter 9arnep UNI
ter 3uittmmuns BON Sbores unb Der
anberen Mnmdlte Der Mmalsamateb
Copper 60. @elb seseben babe, muir.
Sc gu ben often senommen.
Colorado
Oenper.- Gin Teuer unb cine
folsenbe grploiion ri@teten einen
S9aben BON 5000, 600 on unb Elm
Dubenb 9eben sertetben In srobe Sc
fabr. Ser 8ranb brad int Oelbaule
pom WcYbee & Mc@tnnitp aus.
Man slaubt, baB Selbitentsinbuns
porliest. = Selbit bic sebeiliss
ten Saqen u~nierer @eiessebuns i@eiz
men Dor ber lansfinsettsen 3unft Der
Eai@enbtebe ni@t fiber gu ietn. Srant
@tQtams BON @btcaso, Elm Oelesat
gu ber gbriittan gnbeuors &onuen:
ton, murbe auf ber @enbeltreppe,
rpel@e gum Dom beS &apitols fibrt,
BON amet Dieben ausgeplinbert unb
gum S@luiie nod bic Sreppe binun=
ter seworfen, wobei berielbe ni9t UNI
sefdbrlt@e Serlebunsen bauontrus.
|-3wei &eprdlentanttnnen bes i90=
men @el9le@ts, wel9e unter benz @or=
seben, WitSlteber ber CUR 3eit bier
tasenben &onuenttou gu iein, it9 gin=
gang gu Der Notwithstanding bes
Staatssebdubes gu ueri@afen wuB=
ten, itablen einise Der uertbpolften
barin entbaltenen S@auitide.
Roma.
@ounctl8Iu ffs.-gin fur9t=
barer @emttter= unb &egeniturm aos
Sreitas iber ben iiibmeftliden She'll
BON Soma BIN unb ri9tete sroben
S@aben auf ben Selbern an, ste &C.
ra6e gum grnten fertis waren. 8tele
S9euern, StdQe l1nb anbere @ebdube
rpurben pom 8ltb setroHen unb bur9
Seuer serit0rt. 8erluit an Meni@enz
leben 1T nt@t semelbet morben.
Muscatine. - Ser @el6=
i9rant in ber Montesuma Boitoffice
wur6en Srettas aeiprenst unb $500
8aar iomte etne Quantttdt 8rtefmar=
fen seitoblen.
DesM oines. = Our9 3u=
lammenitoB etues YaHaster3uses bet
@reat @eitern In Sapannab, Mo.,
NIT einem Sra@tSus wurbe Der 9eiaer
Stemart pou bier %set0btet. 2ofomo=
ttufibrer 8romnftelb unb Der 6etser
9omarb, beibe pom bier, itnb i9mer
unb etma 20 YaHastere lei@t uerlebt.
Oapenport. = CLARA 9t9t unb
gllte Morep ertranfen Oonneritae
Mbenb, ais bas Boot, in mel9em fte
it9 befanben, fenterte. 8ter iunse
Mdnner itiraten slei9faIs in ben
Slub, mubten itb aber bur@ S@wim>
men gu retten.
Mi&isan.
Oetrott. = Sn Der lesteu Nus=
sabe por Sarpers' @eefln mar Be-
bauptet morben, CUR Belt ais Ser iesi=
&c 8unbesienator s.. ". Nlser &riess=
iecretdr mar, iei bic &esteruns bur@
Militdrcontracte I'M Wiuionen Don
Dollars betroserta worben. Oaraui
ermibert nur, Der Senator: v@enn
i'm &rieSs.O Department., wabrenb id
Secretar war, irsenbwel6e @orrups
ton berri9te, ODER menr, @runb Dor:
banben mar ansunebmen, baB iol9e
berri@e, 10 wubte i@ @i9ts bauon
unb i'd CLAUDE aud ni@t, baB @orrup=
ton berr1@te."
-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
Oieutaa, ben IA. Suli, 1908.

Ser gertaeuns semdB trat Der goarb 5us
iammen; aae Mitslieber anweienb , $. s.
men fir @bGnberilns bes @kebment linb ger=
rimseruns Der Stelern marben benz goarb
porselest unb ouf Nntras permorfem: Min=
ueapolis Drei6er Mal1tnen 60. SO. 81 Gb.
Sausbton $1.83. Nuf Mntrag murben fol-
9enbe @elu1e fir Mb6nberun9 bes MfeBment
unb 8e~rrtnserin9 Der Steuern benz Boarb
unterbreitet, auf Nntras an9enommen unb
benz Staats : 2lubitor our BefGtisun9 em=
i pfoblen: s. y. 6uber, SLIPS; Srant Rlo=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

@elu6 unb Boarb bes Sliper @birbart fIr
Shanflisens ipars benz 8oarb unterbreitet,
unb auf Qrtras ,purbe bas @eiu9 an9enoms
men, bic 8irei1aft nit ben Sir9en eSiibor
Gbirbart unb Ssn. 3mad sut9ebeiBen nnb
S1anfllsens benz 9%enannten Sltper @blr=
bart semabrt, UNI seIitise @etrdnfe i'm Comm
grodmap, Stearns County; perab-etben gu
fDnnen.
ga elm pom Sp. Nifboii unb anberen un=
ter3ei6netes @eiu6 benz Boarb Der @ountys
Gommiiidre pom Stearns in beren Sibuns
am l3. Ssuli u. 8. 1908 unterbreitet murbe,
in mel6em Inn Sormiruns zines neuenS9
biitrifts na99eiu9t mirb, ber aus fol9enbem
Serritorium beiteben ioq: Iues pom Sect.
: 4, S unb 6, Srpp. 126, ri. 81, 9ots B, a, 5,
10, IL unb IL Der 9%enanuten Section aus
aenommen, unb aqes pom ben S%ectionen
81, 80 unb 33 in Snip. 127, ri. 81, Cots 3,
a, 9 unb 10 Der %9enanuten Sectton 81, Emp.
127, 81. 81 aus9enommen, baber let es be-
f1loIen, baB %Senanntes @eiu9 pom bteiem
Boarb in Der nit benz 8. September 1903
begiunenben Sisun9 erOrtert werben lou.
limb meter bei6lofen, baB 3eit unb Ort fur
elm iol1es 8erb0r befannt 9ema4t merben
fol- bur9 Mnbeften elmer gbi9rift Der Be-
fanntma1un9 an einem Sffentli9en YIase
in iebem Der bamit %perbunbenen S9ulbtfrif=
te llnb bur1 seleslides ueberbrin9en elmer
@i1rift bel iebem@lerf Der betr. S9ulbi=
ftritte meni9ffeus SebnEase Dor Der gum Ser.
Dor be1timmten 3eit unb bnr9 8erOffent=
li6un9 elmer @bI9rift etnmal IN ct. @loub
Lime" Gen IL. Snli 1908.
$. S. Meper,
gorliser bes 8oarb Der @ouutp=G ommiiiart
pom Stearns County.
Betdtist:
9. e. greper, County Gubitor,
unb er=oficio @lerf bes 8oar6.
@uf Mntras gertaannS bis 8 nbr anberer
WorseHs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
(pItSteu.)
Serbapolunsen bes Soaro Der
gountp gontmii1dre uol1
@tearrs County,
Wimneiota.
{Sfftce bes County Nubitors,
ct. Glomb, ben 13. Suli, 1908

IeaulGre Sisums. Dem @eiebe semGB
trat Der Soarb su1ammen. @n,peienb Sor.
iiser s.. &. Meper unb bic @ommi5iGre Sos
1p~alfopsfi unb Ganfielb. Da elm BON &. 6.
Moraan, geiebli9 beredtiser Stimmseber
uub @rlnbbeliser I'M S9uloifrift 90, inter
sei6netes @eiu9, BON 9enanutem Siitrttt
aetreunt unb benz anarenSenben S9ulbiitritt
lis ,uae,Gblt an merben, Gngenommen iinb
@rlaB Diientlider 8efanntma9unsen nnb
elm SerbOr aler intereilirter Yarteien ipabs
renb Der nit benz ID. Suli 1908 sbe9innenoen
SiSung angeorouet mar, u. ba bieier Voaro
iiberseust 81 iein i6eint, baB qenii9enoe Be
fanutmadmn9 %srlalen ,purbe, nnb ba teine
G%inpenbuns sesen basielbe porlie9en, 10
marb bei6loiien, baB bas 9elu9 9enebmI9t
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trae 9ertaaun9 bis 2 llbr na4mitta9s.
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iammen. @nmeTenb bic @onmiiare Somals
fousti unb @anfielb unb $. s. Wteper oils
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men mouatli6en 8eri1t fur bic Monate
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The Forrest City times., 1903-05-15
MAINTAINED A MONOPOLY.
The Federal salt Co. Pleads Guilty to the
First Count In the Indictment
Against Ii at San Francisco.

San Francisco. May 13.-Before
Judge De Haven. in the United States
district court, Tuesday. the Federal
Salt Co., of which ID. +. Skinner is
president, was convicted of maintain
ing monopoly, contrary to the Sher-
man antitrust law.
When the case was opened counsel
for the corporation withdrew its orig
inal plea of not guilty, and pleaded
guilty to the first count of the indict-
ment.
Judge De Haven will pronounce SEN
tenee on Thursday. The maximum
fine is $4,000. This case marks the
first conviction under the Sherman
law, which went into effect in 1892.
Last November the attorney gem
erals Office won civil suit before
Judge Morrow against the same COM
pany on Identical lines.
The Forrest City times., 1903-05-15

amount actually paid in and the
names of its stockholders and the
number Of shares by each respective
ly owned, vita the county clerk of the
county in which the corporation is to
have its principal place of business
and shall file said articles and certifl-
cate. bearing the endorsement of the
county clerk in the office of the sec
retary of state Said certificate shall
be recorded by the said county clerk
and secretary of state in books kept
by them for that purpose. Upon the
filing of such endorsed articles and
certificate with the secretary of state
and the payment of the fees required
by law, the secretary of state shall
issue to the incOrporators a certifi-
cate. which certificate, or a certified
copy thereof, shall be admissible in
all the courts of the state as prima
facie evidence of due Incorporation;
for which certificate the secretary of
state shall charge a fee of s5.
The Forrest City times., 1903-05-15
Innocent Party Shot.

Ira Jones, brakeman on the Iron
Mountain. was shot and fatally
wounded at Gurdon by Ed Taylor. a
carpenter. The shooting of Jones was
accidental, he being struck by a stray
bullet during a difficulty between
Taylor and Monroe Coon. Taylor was
on his way to an entertainment when
keeping company with young lady
he was with. Conn started the fight,
when Taylor drew a pistol and fred,
the bullet missing Conn and striking
Jones in the stomach
The Forrest City times., 1903-05-15
Iron Mountain Brakeman FATAL 2
Wounded by Bullet Intended
For Another Party.
EVENTS OF LWEeK BRIEFLY CHRONICLED
Bankruptcy Proceedings in the Al
phin Lake Failure Reveal Dis.
crepancy of Over a Quarter Of a
miIlion-Hearing Of Damage Suit
Growing Out Of Gasoline Explosio n
at Hot Springs Results in Mistrial.
Must File With County Clerk.

Secretary of State Crockett calls
special attention of parties interested
20 the act passed by the last general
assembly relating to the filing of ar
ticles of incorporation with the coun-
ty clerk of the county in which a
corporation is to have It's principal
place of business, which is necessary
before the secretary of state can issue
a certificate. The act referred to is
as follows:
Section l. That section 1884 of
Sandels & Hills digest be amended
so as to read as follows:
Section 1894 Before any corpora
tion formed and established by virtue
of the provisions of this act shall com
mence business the president and di-
rectors thereof shall file their arti-
cles of association and also certificate
setting forth the purposes for which
such corporation is formed, the
amount of its capital stock, the