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Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
ADOPTS THREE RESOLUTIONS
OmHha view Club Takes Action on
live QuestfUns Of Pub
Iic Concern

A resolution urEinE the Douglas Dun
delegation % support house roll II; En-
other resolution condHmninE the councils
failure 10 pass the RusevstHr franchise
ordinance. and another resolution fEvurinE
municipal ownership q the water works
and gas plants we're adopted by the Omaha
View Improvement club n Thursday
nights meeting 81 Thirty-Benund and Maple
streets. which meeting was The largest IN
the clubs history. President Callahan
presided and J Z. Van Glider and Z. 7.
NursHrry spoke. A cuumi-tee was Rp-
pointed 70 secure FIRE escapes for The
View school. in which meetings ARE
70 be held hereafter OF Friday nights in
stead Of THURSDAY nights.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
HYMEKELL


BEATRICE Nsb- Feb. 12-CspsriEl' -
The marriage o. Mss z NJ Hartman 70
Mr.. Edward Nelson vas EulsmuizHd IN this
city yesterday a. Centenary pAnsunEEs,
Rev. .. L Thomas Debating The young
couple ARE among he bes1 known and
highly respected residents Of tins riry,
where they expect 20 make their future
home.
NJ Martin ShimE-dlH and Miss Anna
BlechE o. Nymurt were married in TIM
city yesterday afternoon They VIII re-
side On & farm q few miles from Wym0rs
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14

SICK wonen are invited 10 consult Dr..
Pierce BY letter Iec. Al correspondence
held as strictly private and sacredy
confidential. Address Dr. R Y. Pierce
Buffalo, n Y.
Il have nlk=n siz hurlies Of Du FerceE Fuvuf-
fr Frescup1un, Wrlles Mlas NJ Fytt. Cd OriIia-
Sim1oe Co Ontario, sand two bottles Of The
Pi-asEut RelietK ~ yuu ADVISED fr congestion
u Ucrua uranrA and NcEEurA and Can kafrv
~ thHf v3uT medi-ur has hccu the m-Eus Of
r-nuiuF mt h. Euod heath aEHIu. which ] hHd
moi had iU OvE thrce YcEEE. uull taking vuuT
medicine thEuE yuu ueTy much fur yuur kind
and pTDmFf Eri=utiun n my le-1er asking HdFicr .
rFEVOuts Prescription has The lest
mouT d thousands or women 70 lis can-
plete cure OF womEnly diseases. Do moi
accept A unknown and improved subsa-
tute In IA place
Dr. PieTce's Plelzm Pellets clear tn
camileuoz ana sNeeten Che breath
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
NERsTEAD IN ORIGINAL ROLE
APPeArs Before sebool Teachers ne
PrOfecfor Of Young and
O1d TreeK.

". ! KerEtead appeared before the prin-
uipElE o. the public Bcho-lr Thursday Hfter-
mon IN the role % -hg person who wrote
"Woodman- Spare Thai Tree" BE had
EKked s-uperinrUnd-r PeErss 70 rsqnss, The
principals 10 tmu-rrs upon the boy pupils
the importance and good sense az project
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14

~ Wheel time ant time Hruin before The
power could be shut or. BE wns DEAD
IA finally extriuHtsd from the machinery.
Ward was = years old ana was a. uns
time known af q successful jockey Al south
err and western tracks. Re was known Is
Jack" Ward.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14

The woman who
neglects her health
Is n~eglecdng the
vs7y foundation Of
al good fortune
For without health
love loses rs lustre
and gold Is buf
dross
Wumanly health
may te retained on
regEIned by the
use OF Dr. Pierce s
EEVorirs Pres1ip
ton II establishes
regularity, dries
the drains winch
weaken omen
heals luhEmmR
fion and ulccrR
non and cures fs-
male weakness i
makes weak WON
en- strong, nck
women r
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
ERE RECORD.


MYSTIC 8 D. Feb 1s-(speciEl The
al compressor plant o. The Castle Greek
Mining Company here Was locally destroyed
by IRE The plant consisted o. boilers and
engine as vel Is air compressor and
pump The loss Ii sL0oO. The mhuhiDsrs
VII be rsplRred
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
GOES ROUND ON A FLY WHEEL
OfIer An the Engine Room Of Chicago
H0ael Meets with Instant
Death.

CHICAGO. Feb. I2-Juhn Ward. an nnsr
in The engine room Of the Grand Pacific
hotel. was instantly killed to-day hi OIL
tnE the machinery.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
THE
ILLUSTRATED
BEE
things For ALL are

found IL each humber Of The
Illustrated Bee. Nothing thBf
he not rpod and elem In tone is ever
admitted 10 Us columns. but more
than this, The constant effort 10 -
have its contents 50 diversified thu
everybody car ind something % IN
tsrsst there. THIS is why the paper
te such q welcome visitor 10 the home.
II Il did not deserve TINS reputation
II would not have f. II The forth
canning number ample evidence uf b
JuEtics q The claims MADE for The
Illustrated Bee VIII he found. il win
nave a fine 1ot n pictures % persons
Hno scenes hat are o. more than pass
ing interest 10 the public. and the
usual number Of carefully prepared
special articles on timely topics.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14

does not take INTO consideration the one
essential 70 w0uEn's happiness worD-
En1y health. There Is mary g woman
whose future seems absolutely unClonded
who Is marked BY her own condition for
future disappointment and distress.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
DEATH RECORD.

FREMONT. Nsh- Fsh. 12@tspeciE- III
X. Kssns Of RonklEnd, Ne q br5thsr o.
L n Ksens o. TINS CITY. died 81 his
hroLher'E Tesidsncs 81 3 O'Clock Tits Morn
tnE o. heart failure Eftsr 3 sickness %
only thirty-siz hours. He was born in
RocklRnd, Ne. IN 1827, and FOR nearly my
years WRE engaged in the wholesale Hno
retail shoe business. Several years ago
he retired from active business. he rEms
10 Fremont with his wife 10 spend the
winter. IN December laBt, ana enjoyed his
usual health uu-l "Wednesday evening.
whsu be wHs suddenly taken sack with
heart disease. he leaves q lErFs estate IN
Maine and considerable property IN TINS
county As he mRds frequent visits 70
Nebraska be was quite vel known IN this
vicinity. A widow, one son, AIbert Keens
OF Philadelphia, and Two daughters. Mrs.
Darling o. hyde PARK. Mass. and Miss
Stella Kesne o. this CRY, survive aim.
His remains VII be taken 20 his home for
burial
John M oonEIetSH-
Funeral services over ne remains Of
John n CunElsroI. vino died last Wednss-
DAY AZ his hume. .I1s Maple street. win be
held a. the residence a. . O'Clock This aft
srnoun- NJ CunElstnn was a b0oFF ssper.
and had lived IN Omaha for more Than
thirty wears, De WAS born IN Keurucky IN
iBsa- and served during me civil vEr N
the q-uErJsrmEsrsrE Department o. Colonel
Ruberr G. lngsrBuITE Illinois regiment. IN
Omaha M CunElsIun Vas for nine years
with George A HOEElEnd. nine more wit
J J. Brown Et1 with Collins a Murrisun
and When he dsd was n the employ O.
Charles r Brown re was a uuiHt, unHE-
Euming man and had many friends Hs mad
been married twenty years and ms wife
survives him.
n A smith
AMHALA Neh- Feh- 12-fspsciEl TOE
ErHm-)-N A smith agent fur thH uni0r
FarEAr rEtrDad A. ms point n 01s a
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14

Hsulth. strength and viEu- depend on
digestion. Dr. Kings New Lie pins makes
il perfect ur no pHy. Only g5c. Fur sale
hy Kuhn q Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
[. VAN DEVAETER is another

w western mHn VINO has had some
little space IN the public eve OF late
BE has been prominent for a 1onE
time ID connection with the Interim
department Of the United States
government, md has Just been Ep-
pointed 10 q position on the federal
circuit bench A fine picture and a
short sketch win be found in The
Illustrated Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
WHERE THE PURiIANs PRAYED IN
w HOLLAND Is the caption for Mr.

Frank G. Carpenters weekly letter
n II he tells Of the church ri which
the Pilgrim FEthsrE wurshtped n
Ru-terdEn hsf0re they starred un ths
voyage that ended at Plymouth Rock
Mr.. Carpenter gives 3 number o.
historical references and quite q bit
Of interesting Information tD his
customary entertaining
Pictures TIRE from photographs made
in ROTTERDAM -
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14

- tells Of the queer divisions into
which society n b national capital
has broken I'd. and ne difficulty q
newcomer hnds in Fe-tinE The bsE--
inEs Of the various currents II the
ewtm. il also tells how sRFy II is
after one has learned how. Pictures
Of Ms Roosevelt and Mrk Curbin
accompany Ia article
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14

KANSAS CITY, Pen. -2-CEptHin Henry
: Taylor, the oldss- captain Of the Mis-
suuri National Guard. died 81 his hume
here today o. tuberculosis, aged G. years.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
IIFE IN THE ~FEUB-LAND rives

II Fff N INK TIAD"LNFI ElNt .
l. glimpse Of the people who live
IN the Cumberland End Blue Ridge
mountains AND psrHlst in taking pot
EhurF sr one another. Some incidents
thar are humorous and some that are
pHthsrir. al being q ere told
Pictures are from photographs mace
in n sEiun and show the feudiBrF
IN the native state.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS filed for recu-d Friday
Fehruprr -


$3.50
Warrants Deeds
z A. CnlfHx no ! Il McShRns. lurF
8 and 4. block 3. CuvBrdEIe Add a
A Z Samuelsuu and VIE 70 A 81
B~urchmHn. s67~ feet luCs J and 2
block N. Lnves dd.----- 1.5N
Chiffon CEthn- 1C Lille Z Steede 81
nod 10 Walnut .
MHrT + MulvihU 10 J. i George.
lut =. block &C.. ]
John Weber 70 7 G, Green. lot r.
hluCk . Lake View ADD. 2.0ON
a. I Flumer and wife 10 ME-E =
Spe-rrnUn. lot g. ErUyu : sub....---s 2.H10
Ann NJ 7. BHIBruy Hnd husband 10 7
=. ONeiIL lur =. block ~ ISL aud 10
South Omaha 1.6O0
J. j O-Nelu BuC wife 10 E-c Andsr-
son. lot : blncE -. Isl add 10 South
AIuAnh LuN
A n. Morris Hnd wife 10 Eosa Kula-
Eolsky, 80 lot v, block J. kuuurze
Marin Wolr and husband 10 Lena
Grinnel. lots 3. = ana {, block 3.
Shelby Place 700
AuroEns BHzRr and wife TO r {.
WHsielewsd, lots u, y and g. SUI
IrRn acc 1.sN
Deeds.
". n DBBBrd, receiver. 10 ". ". 1-v-
inE lot :, block Is. Dwight d LIS
Huu aD
Sheriff 70 c S. Francis. e~ lpt g
block 4 Improvement AssnuiHriun
Rdd 1.24p
Sheriff 10 Henry Rieuk, 81 SEA 6-I5-1s 1880
Total Bmuaut Of transfers $50. 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
MArEuR THfarRIcALs IN OMAHA.

deals with the dress rehearsal Of
Dramatic club, which is prepEr-
ing 10 give The Critic" for the bene-
Fl Of the Crechs. II shows 3 number o.
Omaha young society folks in The
they VIII wsE- Oh the stage,
and gives some Of the scenes
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
EDISON IS TO TAKE AyAcKTIuN. End

L tells himself Of has PlEns Tor
spending h time IN what he calls
resting. Most people would consider
II work. for all ne intends To DO Is 10
reduce 70 practical results nDtes he
has been taking during AL his years
OF Investigation. TIE article Is in
many wBys one Of the most interest
fnr 10 the number.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
THE
ILLUSTRATED
BEE

ths best known men in this portion Of the
state. died to-day. He mad been agent for
the cumpEuy al this point for Ten years.
Captain Henry J. Taylor
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
orHEp FEArCPEs OF rHE NUMBER

OTHER FEATURES or THE NUMBER
W comprise pictures OF people who
hive come inro prominence, The
usual crisp comment short stories
and oherty gossip about prominent
people. Every department Of the pa
Der has received The care always be-
slowed upon IL, and nothing has been
left undune thai would ADD 10 b
Interest," or value Of the number. II
Won are not nov q subscriber, yUu
should leave your order with your
n~swBdsRler tOcEy.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14
John M o~onEI@tsH.


KINBAA Nsh- Fsh- 12-Cspscill Tels-
ErHm-)|N A smith EEsut fUr The Union
FErEAr rElr0ad a. ms point ana us u
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14

Total Emuaut Of transfers SsS. 4g,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-14

Mr.. Curnish's remarks concerning hHr-
muuy were brought out in q discussion Of
the following resolution which was adopted
n The last meeting o. Tire republican city
central committee.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-11-26

The Southern Railway announces
effective Nov. 29lh, the present
Greensboro and Goldsboro Sleeping
Car Line will be shortened and
made Raleigh and Greensboro
Line; these cars will be handled a.
at present, on trains Nos. Ill and
liz.
These cars will be opened q
Raleigh and Green sboro for the re
ception Of passengers at 500 i. NJ.
and passengers VIII Re allowed Il
remain in cars at these p ints unit
700 A. NJ.
T. f. GREEN, G.. T. A.
Raleigh. y. {.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-11-26
The Size or Russia's Army . Seer Ou..
eiGo OF the RnaslAn War Office

No Oh tne hossAAn War Onsce.
No one outside the Russian war
Office knows the actual number of
troops the Car has In Manchuria or
WITHIN reach Of 1t. The Russian
army In point of numbers Is the
Isr ,est I'm the world. Nearly 90o,-
OOO young men reach their msiority
In Russia every year, and each Is
bound by law to spend Ave years In
the army. If all were taken they
would make an army too large even
for Russia, SO only $4,000 90 to
the colors with the army or the
feet, and the rests to the reserve.
The lowest peace strength Of the
Russian military establishment,
therefore, number more than a mil
lion men, with $4,000 officers. In
war time practically all these young
men in the colors, swelling the
army to the stupendous figures of
100000 men and $4,000 officers,
for whom there are provided &c.,
600 horses. Men who are in 20
tion TO gu 8, shrewdly say there
are smore than 100000 Russian
soldiers in Manchuria or near il
now. The number that can be put
in the field there il limittd only by
the " ill of the governmental
"When Slav Meets Jap" by o X.
Davis, in Everybody's Magazine f I
ID, cemoer.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-11-26
DISASTROUS WRECKS.

Carelessncss 10 resp nsibls fnr
many railway wreck ard the
same causes ars making hsmar
wrs Ks OF sufferers from Thro.'
and Lung tr ubles. But since the
sivent Of DR.. Kings New Dis.
s).ery for Consumption, Coughs
AID Colds, even the worst cases
al be cured a d hopeless resiz
at on is no longer q, cessary. Mira
lois CragE OF Dorchester, Mass. is
me OF many WHOSE life was saved
by DR.. Kings New Dis co., cry
rhts G. eat rent dy is guaranteed fol
ell Throat and lune diseases BY
ell Druggists. Price SOC, and 81 90
''Iial bottles free.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-11-26
NEW VIRGINIA LAW.
NJ mbsrs OF Virginia Legislature W I'll
Not Rec, i've CsrtiHcates.

NJ mbsrs OF Virginia Legislature W Ill
Not Rec i've CsrtiAcates.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 23.-Thir-
ty five membt rs. Of the Hruse and
line In the Senate were refused
certificates Of Q &c ion today by the
ell, ctorate b ,ard because IN y had
not complied with the Bsrksdale
new pure election law. They are
required to make affi iavit to the
electorate board within thirty days
after the election, showing tn
amount and character Of their eK-
penditures in the campaign, and fol
failure to do so they are not only
to lose their seats bnt are subject &c
hne Of $4,000. The fine goes &c
the school furd and 1t Is the duty
OF the attorney general to prosecute
the delinquents promptly. The Law
also applies to the defeated candi
dates, but few Of these have so f
reported. Only week vemains t,
comply with the law and numbe
are likely TO be delinque t. Tn
elect crate boa d tolay awarde,
certificates to those members VIII
have complied with the law.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-11-26
IaOICIED FOR PEONkGE.
,,y,ssI CHARGES MADE BY GEORGIA
cgAnD JURY AGAINST PROMINENT
CITIZENS.

v.,orrcturers. Farmers ami . Lawyer
.uxht IN tho Dragnet-InvoIuotsry
-,rvitude and Cruelty Arc Charged.
savannah, Ga, Nov. 23.-In the
United States court today indict
uents were returned against some
of the IN st prominent people Of
South Georgia, one Of them a mem
her of the Georgia legislature,
charging peonage on twenty Elk
counts and the ceiling of negroe.
into servitude. Those indicted wele
Edw.id J. McCree, William Me
Cree and Frank l. McCree Of Val
dosta; william F. Crawley and
Thomas J. Mcclellan of Ware
county, a d Clayton Mcleod, John
Mcleod and Lester Williamson of
Montgomery county. The indict-
urnt4 are for various Offenses con-
ne,t, d with the alleged sale and re-
turn Cf ncgr iato peonage.
Edward McCr,e Is a member of
the Georgia legislature. With h .
two brothers lie operates che Of the
largest crate factories In the south,
the kinderlou mi Is. The farm
lands owned and planted by them
comprise $4,000 acres They are
among the most promi rent citizens
Of Nald ata, and both there and il,
Savannah, as well is throughout the
state, have many friends. TEom.s
b. Mcclellan is an ex sheriff OF
Ware county. William era wiley,
who IL jointly indicted with him,
4 IL a young attorney. The McLeOd-
and Mr. Lester Williamson are
farmers aud manufacturers in Nj )nt-
gomrry county.
The indictments might he divided
into three classes: Mc' rpe's cons,i
tuting the class hicti 1t is charged
held the negro 5 in bOndag"; Vim
r. Drawloy aud Thomas McClel
lan's constituting the class which
effected the seizure, and NcLeOd'l
ard WilliamsOn's the parties IL,
sold tho negroes. In the indict.
men's against Clayton II Mcleod
John A. Mcleod and l.. William
son it is not only charged that tn,
men violated the thirteenth amen
ment of the constitution of tht
United States, but they put the
negroes under the lash, msltreatinl
them and INJECTING bodily injury Al
tie same time forlibly and b. con
tn,ment keeping them in slavery
In some instance, II Is IL ged tha'
the negroes had ever be ~ arrested
under any authority ct law. TIL
\ i ,dictm"nts against Crswley anC
Mcclellan are for au,ing a either
to be placed and h Id in a condition
of peOnsge.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-11-26
WILL tNVESTIGATE.

A rema kable case comes t(
light at EllzaDe b, W. Va. An old
nan tn.re by q me Of g.. w
Gob.r's had long II rcd wi b in.
curabie c. nc,r. Every boy he
loved his cas-, hntele=s Until h.
used Ell, ctr.c Bitttrs d applied
Bucklen's Arniea Sa W.. The treat
ment currd Lim mp.etel>. Now
eve BODY w.o o~s uf 1t is in
vestigat.ng K ct &c Hilt.r,. II
exer s IA my po~'r t. exec
b.l.ousn rs, kitre. aud Liver lrOu
b es and ~ J. Aaiid al ,ouI- fOI
rundOH. " T. ms ID IA II &c
try il. OJy 81 Sal ia. tior
guaranteed b, eli Drugg SIS.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-11-26
Mother
Lost Reason After
LaCrippe.'
Daughter Had Ere.
Quent Spasms.
DR.. Niles Nervine Cured
Them Both.

Dr.. Niles Nervine = . specific for nervous
dssogdesa IL rsDssss the cause aas egeSss
a,peety ADD psrnaasnt care.
i feel !; . nv lssy 10 Lee yss iuo- ;ss,
,osf aeAiaas e,s cared my li,,ie gHl -
alma. q aS4A - essnneoosa kAviag ,hern
al Ne a kAea- Oar fanny esc,sr sal:
1e vse4 u sv them BET ske ID ret
We isSk A0 ! assshsx pAysscisa y be 60.
ser usso ves sp9sHNc 81 IN . NIL! farm
ssrvsss = QeIl h.rAly walk As A.t
AreaAy - ID, AIlss' Nsrvies sss is..s
i gssl rsnsly iss ny.sii commenced
1xDg Il ~ aid / gave hsI N q ter
st N@viss asd enc Of the Blood
e01E HAT vss ever I've ysars age a
she ~ 1Se Aa1 IN sstaSk SAGE ve CON
o4asaA - 6eatmsaI 1As 10 No lssees
Gsshael NJ nsTvsssasss a.d We csa.,Ses
h0 D4maAenay s9sl. sselsss As PIC
tsre. ~ neither il law lest her reasss asl
~ insaas for res nessAs trsn tAe sfecR
vine cured ha. ~ 4ks1 las slsA taken il
ier SICK Aea1ashe NJ gssl rssllM We ali
tAsnk ysl VET sacA 1sf ysH reed ned.
ciAss AID kiAl advice. I deaf ilisk there
- say otAsr ned,cas halt - Rssi I send
ny dag Atsgs phstsErapA - that yes nay
zee what . sweet ktps GIl lives eat in
Arkansas. HANNAH BAIKrrr,
SpriasAsie, Az
An aSuggists sell and guarantee frs, bottle
Dr.. Hese ksnsdl,s Send for free book
q Nerves. I'D Heart piseases- Adares
DR.. Miles Medical Coz Eikhart, lad
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-11-26
NJ IRE FIGHTING NEAR MANILA
Three Hundred Insurgents Killed and
their Forces Dest royed, Maj. Scott
Drawn into an a mbuscads and
Wounded.

wounded.
Manila, Nov. % Three hundred
MOrOs are known to have been kill
ed and many others were carried Il
dead or wounded as result Of five
days fighting in Jolo between the
American troops under Gen. Lee
naid Wood and the insurgents.
Major III. l.. Scott, of the 14'h
cavalry, and five privates we're
wounded.
Gen. Wood landed near Slet Lake,
in JolO, November IL The Moros
were soon located and fighting bs-
gan Immediately and continued uL-
til November IT
Major Scott was taking Pangl ma
Hassen, the Moro leader, who had
be n made q prisoner, to JO'O,
While en- route Hsssen asked to be
allowed to see his family. His ap
pe | was granted, and he thereupor
led Major scott into an ambuscad'
where the American detachmed
VAS fred upon. Major Scott Wa
shot In both hands Hasssn sue
ceeded In escaping during this ur
expected attack, but is supposed tt
have been killed the following d,y
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-11-26
White House in Mourning.

Washington, Nov. 24,-Fhe
White House Is in mourning on ae-
co INT Of the death Of the presidents
uncle, James K. Oracle. There will
be no social entertainments until the
cabinet d nner. Mr.. Oracle died in
New York yesterday. The cabinet
dinner mentioned will take plact
December 7.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-11-26
The Settlement OF tho ALASKA Boundary
Gu stion by tho Comm lesion


"Considered in its broa lest sense"
says Mr.. Richard V. Callahan, In his
article In the Deem her Parsons,
the d. cisiOn rendered by the Lon
don tril unal late in October was a
sweeping victory for the United
States. II sustained the American
contention as to the trend Of the
boundary, with the exception Of one
point. Considered from the view
point that the dispute Was ov. r
territ' ry which had been C. ntrolled
Tor t~.nty-six years by the United
a'es, it nav be Gained tat the
American Government was not sue
C a't'd', in that part of this terri
t ry-a al Iart to be sur--was
Il clarcn - be Dg to the Dom
"inion of Canada. However, the
main feature Of IA case. the q e.
ton whether the h undar, line iol-
loved the trend Of the Pacific DC o."
COAST or the curvature of aims I
that s,a, was decided In favor ..
the United States, thus barriu &
Great Britain from any territory
upon tidewattr near the prime pal
gold-hearing region Of the Great
Northwest.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-11-26
Two Men Indicted For PeoDaxe.

Montgomery, Ala, July 81
This afternoon James *. Dodd and
Anderson A. Hardy, white citizens
of Tailapoosa county, who were in
dicted by the federal grand jury for
peonage, pleaded guilty to all the
indict ments. There were five in
dictments against each. Judge Jones
accepted the pleas of guilty and
fined each Of them $1,000 in one
case and action in the other CASE
was deferred. The Judge ordered
that if the fines were not paid they
be confined in the jail until the,
! were. paid.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-11-26
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2Ot", 1908.
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7 he Senate Invited to Lousian J..

Washington, Nov. "a -Imme-
diately after the converting of the
Senate today President Pro Tenn.
Frye presented an invitation from
the governor of Louisiana asking
the Senate to attend the ceremonies
incident 10 the celeb alton of tie
Tooth anniversary Of the transfer IF
Louisiana territory to the United
States.