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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20
Gn SnnSreaarsfrit. aen presbn.

terianife Menisbeo / @aibington
boIot Ssnbag Den lobe Sunoreo.
aarsfeit / jim airfe paa New gorf
apenie, % Yrpiioent GooiepeIt
bolot Sopeotalen. Son bespnote meb
en- Troteit MOB ben aorruption, iont
raaoer | bore Gage, og sif berpau
oper til at fibre 8rGiioent 9ineoIn.
bon bar ct Weniter pao Sroifab Oh
llegennpttigbeo / tit gmbebe, og ban
bar tiuige en- megct gnoirpgtig
Mano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20

Monbos eftcr of bape feet fla ON ef-
Ter 2ouo rlinot IcpiIs 9afe oa Gals
Safe iaHtt Groofiton os @netp q.
Gnf.
8. ). garlom ira Galmar
5oipnibip bragte | 2sroaas inc pao
"Gciten"s aonior 2 Naisar, TOM
peieoe b~enboIoSpis 2fH lln8e %
1912 llh,er. San bauoe 10 acres
mco @ois al bette SIass, % ban lit
ioIt ouer td00 gnibels.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20
5orifieliet.

Stanforo Heipcl err gienuonGpnt
til 6or. Stdters Riniiter / Solonb.
SpOruosnsitrcifen i Gbieoso trrer
meo at sribe ON iie. Der bar irein.
beleS ineen lloiiet til 5orIig peo
R~ootaseIien al iioite Gbicagopoit.
8sncral Sfinncr er M omboro
paa "Radias" IpffeIis % bel arri.
perct | Sibuti for at %ofilutte en- Graf.
tat meo Song 0enelef.
5Or treble Sang paa sanifc fort
Sio er Den 17be bs. ben iaafalote
lllrih 9pauins paa 4oe @aSe i ga
9roSie hebbr0not. Sabet er $50.
900.
ltnocr 1T MpSc / Bolton bar oelt
itore federation OF 2abor beiluttet
at poe $1,000 al JIM aasie til De itrei.
tenoe ai,lgropcre / Colorado % ga.
boitaterue. Mitfell iefp par meb
pna bette.
Subn .. &oefriclcr, SEQ. 8oulS
% SonteS :. Sill ifaI bare erbperpet
Serreosmmet ooer StnoItruiten, %
III cr De oaina ifprb nlco at unoer.
lrgge Jig ale Sopebbanerne mellen
Giten og De peitli1e Stater.
Sueialiitcu Sobn Otto bar trltet
@ltpernsr Eeobobp | Colorado pon
Siuet, bois ban life gisr DC ~fornsbne
Sfribt til at ifafie grbeioerne en- be.
Gre 2su. 2srSog oen 14Se blep Otto
arreiteret.
Yang Surlopcfc. - Ippellations.
nibelineen al Neiu DorfS Ssieiteret
bar tiltienbt NtiiS 6rauccS Yetit ira
8olnap / Sarotoaa Gountp $4,000
iom @ritdtnirg for 1926 apS, bun
gup Smeo Sittemore, meo bpem bun
bar iorlopet / IA gnr, men iom til.
iioit ipeg benbe.
Ioclina Eatti er for en- llgenS Sio
iioen anfpmmet ill Heip Dorf og pil
foretdae eli aoncerttourne | DC Sore.
ncoe Stotcr. Sun %be9pnoer at blioe
gammel MI. men bGrer Iloereu gobt,
os beuoeS Stemme or iremoeles be-
oddreitoe, tiger Slooforreipouoeutcr.
ne.
Observation-Disclosures pau
Cuba bar biotil life pGret iaa rare.
men MI er Der 9iort ct tort Srem.
ifriot, ibet Ser er inbiert Saaliae
8iennemgougstrGn mellem Sooana
% Sontiogo. Serueo fan &eiien
meIlem biSie TO gper 9isreS paa 25
Elmer; tiolisere tos oct IRE iamiuIbe
Gage mco lauge Spbolo Der % Der.
Ssit SaIS. - Senrp S~aIncrion.
eli @lt poo is Aar, off / Nonbaas
omfring pno Sagct al Ell aorn.GIe.
paior, JON er unber SpfsreIie | Chi.
coeo. % itea pao ct Stpffe SiTrebn-
pir, Tom brffebe Ell Sui. San iaISt
81 300 % br9ffeoe beage Ben; mun.
ife oaioa Sierncn er b~eifnoiset; men
BOG Tiger 2Ggerne, at ban fan fomme
fig.
SraHS | Sesienoen. IS Sesicu.
ben. q. Sof.. neobrGuote ct boIpt
9portaI gpeniuser / S~orretninas.
itreset ON Aitenen Den 17be Rop,
Sloen opitoo | 9obbS Tsbelbutif, OF
foruoen oeune brGuote 70 hardware.
StoreS 90 CT Spotef, Sabet aniInaes
til $4,000. Nuriasen I'll 9ranoens
Spfomit er ubeficnot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20
@intcr | Mpntnnn.

Sintcr ! Wontana. Srd SeDiS-
toipn meboeles, at Ser M ligger oper
II CONNER Sne pao De ilaoe Sletter
| Sergits Gountpy % moer Stor.
men De iioite Gage er 9iergpnsiene
belt tilisget. Gil 2emistomn er in.
tct SrGn in6fommet paa flere Gage,
men nogle Mil fra 9pen iiboer TO SO.
fomotiper fait | Sneoriperue. Maii
irp9ter for, at oct pil gaa gait meo
Sreatlrene. bpis life parmere 8eir
inotrPoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20
SmaapInf.

aopofat ". 4. Gmuuoien meb Su.
itru % Born iilbroete iioite Ssnoog
hos 8enrer | Gebor RopibS.
aontraftsr Slieu t~ilbrogte belle
iorriee llee her / @pcn meo at ie eIter
GourtbuS .gffrrerue. San tiger, at
Streifen blonbt Stcnbuegcruc bar
ioriiufet Arbeibet betpoeliat. San
reiite hiem til Stilpoter oper Sell,
bag, men fom igieu BERTH SirSoagS
gftermiobog.
g. V. MoiS % 6amilie forloo
2ecornb / SnSoogS for at reiie til
oereS npe Stem / Spofanc, @oib.
Orr. 90 @trS. MtoiS bar mango Ben.
ner her, iom meo 9eSreprlie fer Dem
rciie, men oa DIR. WoiS' Selbreb or
baarIig. suifer oeres mango @enncr
bam goo Selie % 2pffe | bereS npe
Stem.
aaSierer $. 6. Sierleio | ga.
iionalbonfen reiite / MaubagS til
Noro 0of, | Sorretuinger.
MrS. Geter Sobnion oa Ssnnen
SuliuS Bomber penbte / Ranongs til.
bage ira et 9eisg hos Slpgtninger I
Glgin, Soma.
=. z. Sapes mebbeIer, at balr
fit 2.d00 guibelS MiaiS poa 80 Ncres
poa lin 5nrm pao @aibington Yro,.
RE. 9ctte bliper npiten 60 guibeTS
pr. Gcre, % oct er rig Auling. Roi.
len bar al beoitc Slog.
Secoroh bar III ogiaa isIt OF
~erofret en- pirfeli9 Streif, / bpiIfen s
@onb beItog. men iom oog itanieoc
grbeioet pao Gourtbmiet. DIR. ShuIte
ira Dubuque bar aontratt puo at
ifniie %tilbuagen Sten ill Goltrtbuiet,
men ior6i ban eugong / CONNER /
HeostilfGloe boooc laoet fine Nrbei.
oere | 9ubualie nrbcibe oper Sibcu
blep ban al Mediterranean milftc.
ret $50. "a ban lre9teoe al betoIe
Mulfteu. orSreSeS Streit % on
Stenbuggerne her bsrer iii 6orenin'
gen. maotte DC lutte, iu6tiI Soaen err
oronet. Nr. Sdyulte reiltc / SreOoaS
I'll CuhuqIe for at ioa Sngen biIoai.
Irbetoct pil aienoptaaeS Der, i~noiuort
8eirct tilla0er oct.
8inucibeit So. agricultural
Societp boIOt forrigc Ssr6ug Dtsoc
RetSialeu / Moribbpaningcu oa
a~ienpoIgtc &. ! Saugeu I'll YrGii.
bent. &obR @inoote o9 Abr. So
cobieu polgteS ill Observation-Disclosures,
8. Y. Gofeeu til SefrctTr % Z. g.
9uouell iii anSiercr. gaa @ruub
al Heguucirct moer 6airen iaor OF
foroi man aligcpcl bctalte Grpmier
iul0t no. ror Sclifabet fummet / err
8lGlo paa 5000, iom man buober ar
tlrnnc mere emo 6pffe til uGite Iar.
6orrigc Seubng par set Mr.
% Mrs. &. 7. StppcS SgIubrnaupS.
6og, o. mango al OcreS 3nbocr %
&cunCr iamIcocs / here's Silent /
@lenpoo0 lopuibip for at Iufsurc
Dem. Ron bapNe life IuSet DC gamlc
sggtciolf Uioc uoGet on EIancn, men
Sens aaleuana iortInrebe Sen %
brngte pnu DC ioriamle0eS @cane
Srnlupspnrret Ell hel Eel pprSiiuIOe
gaoer al SsIp. 2umbermcnS sonar.
teteu ira Iecorol opIiueSe Toriam.
Iiugcn res i'm Saua.
- Sarrp @eiier bar fiebt en- tpr.
trclcreroC &nbcl / en- 9anf / Glare.
mont. z. Inf,, % pil bliUe @lufens
9eiturcr. Zen unac 0ciicr it goo
Sp6ragelie / Suufiorretnina, mems
ban pnr / @luneibief 60. State
9onf Der. % 6n ban or Ell oDgtia o.
ilittia 8ut oa en- bebngelia una @cn'
tlemon. uiI ban uOen Soil sisre oct
gobt i Glaremont.
Gaitor j. 8. Souaer or oenne
ltge ! @eitbu. @is., til et GiSfuS,
iionsms6e, Der afboIoes SeriteSs.
Nr. os Mrs. lbore s. poe
bar pRret ! Rorman, ga, o. / Gil.
per cafe | geiea Ell SiS os er netop
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20

feres SpmaTtre sSuspsuntus 70. 8 pn
u mpbtapet. 3:n orbeioer soet oa CT | ans
Tsis iaa COB. iom n peutrne. tl.s0 Sraot
nils g.. Braeteu. 9tsbr. Y. Tot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20

Concordia College, Moorhead, MINI,
offers a Farmers Practical Business
Course. Write for information.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20
@nmeloclier.
Denmark. Norway and Sweden of william

Denmark, Norway and Sweden Of William
Eleroy Curtis. The Saalfeld Publishing
Co, Chicago, Ill.
Gen befienote abisforreiponoent pg
S~oriatter, %. 6. Curtis frep for nogerl
SiS tilbage en- 8Gtfe aorreiponouncer til
Gbicaaoblnbet "8eeorbs Seralb" ira De
if~anoinapiife 2aube. 90 Sisie Srepe bleo
fiittiq lGite baaSe blanot Imerifancre
% Sort ameritanere:. tbi be bar lipligt
ifrepne os ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS paaltSeli9cre,
bpao faftiife Sorbolb i oisic 2anbe ana
eaar, eno bpabI man err part til at le
fra ameritanif Solo 9lanforreippllbdnf
eerne or INT Iamlet ] en- itor tbt BOG, Hot
nbitpret %. rigt iauttrcret- Sen er bel
pGro at eie. 0iitnot fr Den life ! aue
5ilfrIoe ilbetineet at itoIe paa, men | bet
itore pg belle er ben Dog beunorin9spGrf
big FORFEIT, ps gurtis ipncs at babe itttf
beret Sorbolbem temmeIia r%ariiuoi8. Voz
gen ioitcr ! Gbirtin8sbiub SO. en- no8et
itiutYris, men iaa er Den. iom ia9t, o9s
iaa ~uaIminbelis pent noitpret os uoeisr
pper 500 Cher tort Sormdt. Sritilin=
ger ienbes til SaaitieIo YnbIiibins Co.
Mtron, Chic. 5 ia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20
Roneresicn.
Sniet bill benne iise bebanoIe Geei.
proeitets. Sprilnget.

Manong bet i6Se peotos, Suiet
meo lie MOB t55 Stemmer, at giI.
len ON Reciprocitet meo Cuba ifal
optnges til gebanblins ioag Gors-
oag). 6 repubIifanife MeSIemmer
ira Wihigan % California itemte
meo Eemofraterne. Elsie ipntes, at
gilen er for oraitiif, os at Den bebs.
Der amendments. De 6 Hepnblifa.
mere err iriiob Den, ioroi De mener, at
Den er ifa6elis for Moeiufferinon.
itrien | bette 9ano. On Minoritets.
inoitiaing inbgapes al Gemofraterne
@iaioms fra Misiisiippi, Swonion
ira 8%irginio, McGIeuan fra 4ep
gorf oa Glnrf fra Wisioiri. Zen
ioreiloor forifienise amendments,
men onbeialer 9iGen, ielp ON Sisie
life blep pebtngne. Inberleoes itaar
Cooper fra 9eras. San fom meS en-
lang 6remitiains, bpori ban isser at
paoptie, at 9iaen bpcrfen pil game
Cuba eaer &c 6oreneoe Stater. San
or ogiaa at Den Menina, at Den fore.
liggenbe gia er griinoIopsItrioig.
Senatets 7cmofrater bol6t Man.
bag Den 16oe en- Caucus, men funoe
life enes IN Ell iamlet Gptrpoen |
aonaliagen. Slere flageoe oper Den
Mnneel pna Sarmoni, iom Ger CT
melem benz.
aonsreSmano Ridorbion ira Zen.
nesiee bar fremiat 6orilae ON at jet.
te 8arer, iabriferebe al Srults, paa
Sriliiten % ON at reoucere Snbisr.
ielstoloen paa alle Grtifler, Der ipl.
ges 6iQigere | ltblaubet emo Der, bpor
De i~abriferes.
Senotor Seller fra Colorado bar
~reiigneret JON WeoIem al Senatets
6ironSfomite for at eipe Glabs til
Senator @ormnn, Der iom 9emofra.
ternes Ssrer / Den bsie Soriomling
er ieIbifrepen JON Weblem al oenne
pigtige aomite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20

geb Snletib. Sert9niuaer for 8ern.
9ette er en Iiocu meget imagfuIbt no.
rtpret Sulebog, ubgipet al au9sbnr8
Subliibiug Spuic, Winneapolis, Rinn.
SortrIiueerue er imutfe os egner iig
fortrinlis ill 8srnelGsnine. 9ogen
foiter / baffert Sapbinb m:o Siteloiguet
oa S~lultrntioner % Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20

Spreninssianse tilesnet set norifs lls
tbcrifc airfefolt / Gmerifa al 8. s..
SieIoitao, Sreit / Den Soreneoe &irfe.
aisle Sange meS Sororo er ct Snolr8
for observation-disclosures. Der or oginn Rez
lobier til Sanaerne, iaa Sc fan hinges.
Sorfattereus aorcsie or Spriugielb,
Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20

Seretuiua ON set 16oe Aarsmspe for
8iseoniiu Sfaub. afboIbsielifab. afhoIot
/ @citbp. 8is., 26be. 27bc og 2Soc Suai
1908. ltogioet al Nfrcb 8abrieIien,
gau Claire, 8is., Selifabets Sefretrr.
Connecticut western news., 1903-05-07
MERRYMAKERS KILLED.

An Express Crashes Into n Waiting
 Crowd at Detroit.
 A day of merrymaking and celebra- ton in Detroit, Mich, by l,500 Polish excursionists from Toledo, O., was brought to n close by a frightful ca- tastrophe at the corner of Canheld and De Quindre streets at S:30 o'clock Sunday evening in which at least nine of the exgursionists were killed. The excursion was given by the Polish lancers of Toledo over the Lake Shore road. The excursionists left the train at the corner of Garfield and De Quin- dre streets in the morning.
 About o'clock D. m. the visitors be. gan to gather again at the corner of Garfield and De Quindre streets to take their train back 10 Toledo. Both the Lake Shore and Grand Trunk tracks run out from the Brush street station on De Quindre street.
 A thousand persons were scattered along the tracks waiting to board the Lake Shore excursion train and secure seats. Suddenly from out of the dark. ness came the Grand Trunk Chicago and New York express, known as the Pan-American fiicr. 1t plowed through the mass of people, throwing them to both sides of the track bruised and maimed and grinding a number of them under the wheels. -
Connecticut western news., 1903-05-07
QUEER TURKEY SHUTTING.
A Hundred Dollar BilIs Found by
 New LcrsnN MonarMlfr.

A Hundred Dollar BilIH Found by
 New Jersey Housewife.
 Stuffed with one dollar bills-10O of thcm-wHs Il turkey that was received hv Mrs r.. C. Adams of Morristown, \. l.. Tuesday.
 The pift came from MT. Adams, who had been mysteriously missing for sev- en months. Its stufiing was discovered when the wife started to prepare the fowl for dinner. and it will be used Co pay the passage of the Adams family to Sister Lakes. Mich, where the head of the house now resides.
 Adams was carpenter, but did not work, preferring 10 make a precarioua living by playing harp at dances, weddings and parties.
 Just before Thanksgiving times were especially dull. and the outlook for a Thanksgiving dinner was very slim. On the eve of the feast day Adams strapped his harp on his back and, go- ing out into the storm, said he would not return until he brought a turkey with him. From that time all traces of him was lost.
 Mrs. Adams struggled on bravely as best she could. supporting her two chill dren and herself. but she was about ready to give up when she received by express d large fat turkey. Pinned 10 the neck of the turkey was note of eNplnuatiuu
Connecticut western news., 1903-05-07

ton by Cardinal Gibbons. Senator Car ter of the national fair committee followed with a historical address. After the singing of Beethoven's 'Crea- ton Hymn by a chorus the president of the exposition, David R. Francis, made a speech introducing President Roosevelt. who spoke on expansion.
 At the conclusion of the presidents address the chorus sang Unfold, Ye Portals" and then MT. Francis intro duced former President Cleveland. His address was largely historical and closed with an earnest patriotic ap- peal for good citizenship.
 At the close of the exercises Right Rev. Henry c. Potter pronounced the benediction.
 In the evening a dinner to President Roosevelt was given in theS Hall of Congresses.
 Friday was International day. Ad- dresses were delivered in the Liberal Arts building by Hon. John NJ. Thurs ton, French Ambassador NJ. Jusserand and Senor Ojeda, the Spanish minister. The Marine band and chorus fur nished the music. The feature of the evening was the display of fireworks.
 Saturdays programme opened with grand civic parade, which was re- viewed by the visiting governors. This was followed by speechmaking and music at the Liberal Arts building. Governor Alexander NJ. Cookery of Missouri delivered the address of wei come, and Governor Odell of New York responded,
 Following these exercises the site of fach state building was dedicated by the several state delegations. The cere- monies of New York, Connecticut and Missouri were quite elaborate.
Connecticut western news., 1903-05-07
May 8 In History.
lsO6-Robert Morris. "signer" an

lsos-Robert Morris. ''signer" and patriot financier, died in Philadelphia; born in England liA
 1s1s-Kamehameha l.. Hawaiian warrior and ruler, who conquered the group of islands, died.
 lS29-Louis Moreau Gottschalk, famous pianist. born in New Orleans; died 1869.
 ls64-GenerRl James S. Wadsworth died of wounds received in the battle of the Wilderness on the 9th; born in Gene sec. N Y.. 1897. 1SS0-Gustav Flaubert, French novelist, died at Rouen: born 1892. lSs4-Judah Phillips Benjamin, Confederate secretary of state and afterward noted London bsrrister, died in Paris; born in Santo Domingo 1872 l9o2-Paul Leicester Ford. American novel; ist killed by his brother Malcolm Ford. in New York city; born 1865, Volcanic disasters in the islands of Martinique and St. Vincent The erup- tion of Mont Pelee destroyed 5000 lives at St. Pierre, Martinique, and La Soufrisre caused a loss of TOO lives in St. Vincent.
Connecticut western news., 1903-05-07
KAISER GREETS POPE.
Two Sons of the Emperor Presented
 A Friendly Conference.

Two Sons of the Emperor Presented
 A Friendly Conference.
 The Vatican is delighted at the i'm portance given by Emperor William tt his visit on Sunday to the pope, anC the authorities consider this visit al answer to what they call the presen persecution of the church in France
 Emperor Williams conference witl the pontiff lasted forty minutes. Ht then returned to the residence of tht Prussian minister to the holy see. gation.
 When Pope Leo was advised of the arrival of his guests, the door was thrown open and the pontiff appeared He was dressed in white, with the ex. ception of a small cape of red velvet trimmed with ermine. The emperor advanced alone. making a >profount bow. The pontiff inquired in French as to the emperor's health. Emperor VII liam then presented his two sons. His majesty and the pontiff then retired tC the latter's private study. The audi. ence lasted forty minutes. At the end of this time the princes were sum moned and spoke to the pontiff.
Connecticut western news., 1903-05-07
CANAAN, CONN. THURSDAY.
PRESIDENT IN NEW MEXICO
Makes Speeches at santa Fe and
 Albuquerque.

Makes Speeches at santa Ee and
 Albuquerque.
 At late hour Tuesday afternoon the president closed the most picturesque day of his western trip with a stop of two hours in Albuquerque. On his ar rival he was escorted at once by re ception committee to lavishly deco rated stand in front of the Alvarado hotel, where he spoke for a few min utes to a crowd of 1000 people.
 Directly opposite the speakers stand was tableau representing New MeXi- co appealing for admission to the Un- ion, forty-tive little girls dressed in white representing the states, while one of them on the outside of gate, it which stood Uncle sam, represented New Mexico. The president said that when New Mexico had little more ir. rigation there would be nothing the matter with the little girl on the out side
 President Roosevelt spent three hours and twenty minutes during the day in Santa Fe, whose historic build inEs and monuments seemed to have much interest for him. At the capitol he made an address, speaking for twen- ty minutes to an audience of fully 10,- eco people.
 A stop was made at San Miguel church, the oldest church edifice in the United States, and at the cathedral, where Vicar General Anthony Four, chegu baptized the son of George w. Armijo, sergeant in the rough riders, President Roosevelt being the godfa ther. The child was named Theodore Roosevelt. After this pleasing inciden, the president addressed 2,5O0 school children.
 large detail of rough riders in uni form served as guard of honor, and a number of these accompanied the pres ident to Albuquerque.
 At Trinidad, Colo, Monday a thou sand people greeted President Roose, welt and his party, and the president although much fatigued with his ex- ceedingly hard day, made short speech from the rear platform of hi. private car
 At Colorado Springs 10000 people
 
 it arrived from Denver at $40 D. m The president was received by Mayor Harris, reception committee of 2Ot citizens, the staff of Governor Peabody which had reached the Springs on aI earlier train; two companies of the Col orado national guard and long line of uniformed men extending from the Ric Grande station to the Antlers hotel and forming an avenue through which the reception committee escorted the presi dent to the Antlers hotel, two blocks distant, where the president addressed a great audience.
 President Roosevelt arrived at Den yer Monday morning. Only two and b half hours were spent there, and dur ing that time the president delivered an address at the state capitol and was escorted through the principal business and residence sections and viewed the city park.
 Sunday President Roosevelt attended the little Methodist church at Sharon Springs, Kan.
Connecticut western news., 1903-05-07
FATHER WALSER FREE.
Priest Arrested In ReichIin Murder
 Case Declared Innocent


 Cnse Declared Innocent.
 Elyria, O., May 6.-After thorough investigation into the cause of the death of Agatha Reichlin, who was murdered last Thursday night, Coroner French of this county gave as his con- clusion the verdict, "That Agatha Reichlin came to her death from wounds inflicted by a stone in the hands of person unknown"
 The investigation was held in the presence of a large and deeply interest ed crowd of witnesses and spectators. The conclusion reached by the coroner resulted ill the freeing of Father Wal ser from confinement later in the even ing. ... ...-.-
 The witnesses included policemen who had been called to the Reichlin home at 80 o'clock Friday morning and Casimir Reichlin, a brother of the murdered girl. Rev. Charles Reichlin, another brother, testified. The consen- sus of the testimony of the witnesses was favorable to Father Walser's claim of innocence and-in support of the theory that burglar or some other desperate man had committed the crime. Captain Ketchum of the police testified that the bloodhounds did not pay any more attention to Father Wal Ser'S bed than to the other beds in the house
Connecticut western news., 1903-05-07
BISHOP HURST DEAD.
We'll Known Methodist Divine Sue
 cumbs to Long Illness.

We'll Known Methodist Divine Suc-
 cumbs to Long Illness.
 Bishop John Fletcher Hurst of the Methodist Episcopal church died in Washington early Sunday morning.
 With the bishop when he died were his daughter Ellen and a son, Lieu tenant Paul Hurst of the Third United States infantry, who arrived only a few hours before his fathers death. Another son. John L. Hurst, is on his way here from Denver, having been summoned when it was seen the end was near. One other son, Carl Bailey Hurst, is at Vienna, where he is Unit ed States consul general.
 Bishop Hurst had been in failing health for nearly two years, and for more than a year it had been recog nized that a fatal termination of his malady was but a question of months. He was stricken with paralysis in London year ago when attending the ecumenical conference.
Connecticut western news., 1903-05-07
General Markets.

New York. May h FLOUR-Very slow, depending on the actions of wheat; Minnesota patents. taa A3o: winter straights. S3BOas.6o; winter ex. tras. g. s0a3 10. winter patents. & 7oas. wIIEAT-Opened easier on the nns weather map and lower cables but was rallied later by crop damage talk; July 77 s-l6a77 s-i6c, September, 7SNo. RYE-Dulli state. 5sab9c c. f. f., New York: No. western, 5s5saSsko., f. O. b., afioat.
 CoRN-oulet. but generally steadisr with wheat.
 oATs-HiRher on the strength in other grains track, white, state, SSa45c.; track white, western, 3Sa45c.
 PORK-Dull. mess. sls2SaiS7S; family sl9.
 srGAR-Raw steady; fair refining 9-i6c centrifugal, 96 test, il-l6c. re- nned steady; crushed, 5.45c.: powdered A95c.
 LARD-Dun; prime western steam e.Goc.
 E0Gs-Firm: state and Pennsylvania. l6al6ise.: western, storage packed, l6za lGlsc
 MoLAssEs-Firm; New Orleans. Sla4Oc RICE-Firm; domestic, Ma7c,; Japan. nominal.
 HAY-steady: shipping 7Oa75e.; good to choice Slai.1J.
Connecticut western news., 1903-05-07

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 ed John Bell and Edward Everett. lS65-Stonewall Jackson died after being mortally wounded at the battle of Charlottesville. lse4-''The Bloody Day. ten considerable battles fought. including Dalton. Ga; Jarrett's Station ton Weldon railroad), Va; Swift Creek or Arrowtield Church, Va, and Cloyd's Mountain, Va, etc, but excluding Spottsylvania, where there was pause. Major General John Sejgwick killed by a sharpshoot- CT.
 1Se1-Mme. Blavatsky. famous theosophlst, etc., died in London; born in Russia about 1881.
 1SsI-General Matthew M. Trumbull, Un- ion veteran. died in Chicago; born -~-4S26------------- ----------------------- l902-Dr Henry Morton. noted American scientist. president of the Stevens In- stitute of Technology, died st Hoboken, N j.. born lS36