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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-02-06

rn-Tac llrnr Fl Vim In e
gers. IN playirg. tufaei tae siiilne
room stove over la-t rf,Gay morn
ing, and the family cane near hav-
ing q big fire.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-02-06
4 Horse Pun Down

Jan. 30, 1908 Pm
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-08
Farmer. Hnset og Hapen

ieneet % Sorben, iaa 2pnet fan IeSes
neo iioen al. gisre nogen Sfaoe,
De alerileite %lllpffer paa areatiirer
PED Spnneoila9 ~foraariages oerpeS, at
0prene itaar mar @iproet, naar Tor.
Oeitueir in6trGher, og @leftriciteten,
bporaf @iGroetraaoeue er o~oerfplbte,
Tiger til SorOen peo at islge BEN beo.
lte SeOer, Der er for &aunber. Ru er
leuet6e Gpr bebre 2eoer enc Stolper.
ne, Oerfor ranrmes 2preite.
Weo 40 9fo6s Reaemrum ifnIoe
Ser / ct 5tolpebuI Itiffes On6t re0 ire
iammentpunbne Staaltraaoc, Der
it6en meO aramper llaaes iait til
Stolpen poo en- iaaoan Mtnaoe, at ale
IencetraaOere bersreS. Ierpeb pp'
fnnge8 @Ieftriciteten og Ieoes til Sor.
Den. Eberite SpiOierne al be ire
IraaSe bur0e rage noget ooer StoI.
pcrne. On Sroab fan gisre omtrent
ianrme Rptte, men pes at pride TO eller
ire Iammen bGioer Siltrpfningsfraf.
ten meget itGrfere.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-08
Seoe R1noer.
Ut RGringsmibbcl Der siuer Giscrnc
ct beiiist l~lSiecnoe.

aorreft grn9ring FOR uttge Eiger
er Of iterite 9etporin8 Tor oeres 10.
ieen0e Ior fife at tale ON oeres Sutos
beo. @uItne, tpube 4i9er ioar life
SEN rietige SIass Scott Oct fan mon
ppre obiohrt iiffer paa. @n groof'
lpn-Gise Tiger: IS lang Sio par ieg
- tiItrooS Tor alt, ieg funoe gisre -
tpnb, ugn8er % nerpsS. gttne Sim
Ser par iaa ittbilmfre, at mine Sen'
inoer pleieoe at iuatfe ont, boor iloe
ies iao uo. Seq ipnteS life at bente
Stprfe ira nogen SlagS 0sao -
aiso, Ycteter. grsb o.i.p. % ioa
iorisgte leg iorfielltge Slags MteSici'
rter uoen SiRIp.
Seq lpIte ofte ON @rape-Niits men
forisgtc olorig bette RGringsmihSei
fsr en- Gag, oa Oct falbt mig iub, at
bois req iptIte 8rupe.ssutS for mine
Rerper % MIN Sierne. iaa furroe lea
farifc ogioo iorosie og npbe goNt az
Iobet. % iaa begpnote ieg. Ser'
ne Ret meo Slsoe til tiltaIte min
Smas. % ieg beapnote at brige cen
reaeImrSiigt TO @ange ON Gaaen.
Sea begpnote az beSreS. % mi oa
ies boloer paa meo treble &affen er
ieg ian i~ornnont. at mine Seniiroer
gratuIerer mig % ipsraer. bpoo / al
SerSen leg bar taset o.i.o,, c.f.p,
Miue Sinner err iploise og rsoe, %
ieg isIer mig iterf % raft. Seg iouer
spbt .og ieg fan life iao NOT at ipii,,
Seg taffer 9efj opristigt FOR, al &c
laper 8rape.a aits." 9tapriet opaipes
peS Soitum 60, Battle Greet, Iid,
@Sbere is a Reaicn fcr Grape.
Naits."
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-08

b~rDoelien. Se bar / BET belle bert ON
maltgt % meget, - fun life ON at
oeres egen 9pgo iom ofteit bar rig pna
Dttligbe0er. lom bet oar oere5 Sp.
gaoe lom borne at u0oifle, life at
oeres Sabers Irbetoe, at oprfe Sor.
Sen, bar 8runoloset for belle 2anoets
Hpringalio, oct ptstigIte al oft. 2oo
StoIen berefter fortpae oen fuloe
Suno9e6!
81 bar in8en Sro pdo offentIige
6oranitaItninger for at itanie llbpon,
ortngen. &c err ligeiao o~auIfelige at
iuprfi9tte iom at opfinoe. Ser maa
prGfes aorSto9 moo llbponorin.
gen, prGfes life Blot for Dem, iom oit
reiie, men ogiaa for Dem, iom fife oil
relic. Gr9fes SfoIer og kingdoms.
lag.
Dog 10 - en- Sina ntao Stot og
aomm1tner Jorge for. Set er al al
lin Ro0t at isge at inbifrGnfe fine
Suogetter, ioa Sfntterne neo. Ger
fam life bore Soil ON, at De oltio til
6enSe offentlige ltb9ifter ogioo IpiGer
lin Goae / ltbnanbrin9en. Dc finger
mere o9 mere al BET, iom iSolf i gn
og gpg6 IfltGbe bobe til SparefapitaI
for uhbifIet Drift og Srpgbeo tot
6remtiben. Ser moo toges Geo I
Seilene. Get 9oor fife / 2rnoben
poo ben Roobe, Tom ser MI err Iagt an
/ alt bort offentIi9t SteI. gi forar.
mes bnabe poa Solf og Genge.
Mareoni'S clearaf til Sslanb. IRA
Sonoon melOes. at mellem Warconi.
Selifabet for troaoIeS SeIgraiertna %
en- 8rnppe OanIfe 6inan8mpno i Sig
benbaon ct Der ~iliittet en- Sperens.
fomit ON Sprettelie al ct SpItem for
traaoIss S%eIe9rafering mellem SSlan6
% Sfotlanb. SperensfomIten aaar
oaiaa ITO paa anIPg al en- t~eIearaitIf
Sorbin6elie meaem R~epfiaoif % oe
pigtigite 8Iaoier paa SsIonO,
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-08

lcglet % giort lnfttntte % berpao
noiat for benne forfrroeIiee Scbc,
'aa er bet 10 ,rimeligt, at be fan boIoe
Jig rifle, ieIp ON Sc ienpre bIiper no
iat Tor aoifiIlia Barar1e 90 RIimat.
Soronoringer. Sruaten berimoo be.
bsoer ifft ha nieget gorne for at
fitrne boIbc iis, berfor fan man | ct
olminoeligt aisffen "can iruit" meo
De beolte Reiultater.
Rbabnrbra.Isic meS gGg.
On Sop 6affet 3babarbra, ct sGg,
en- baIn aop Suffer. Msan piifar s@g
og Snffer ianrmen og blonber oct
meo Rbaborbraen, bar oct iaa op /
en- gie-Sin, bpori man fJrit bar lngt
GOD Bie-Gruit, oa iteger ben til Hba.
barbraen er frrbtg. Wan piifer ba
en- 9Gggehpioe itip meo 2 Sfeer Sllf.
fer. lt1srer bette oper, irtter ben mo
/ gagerounen nogle Giebliffe, og
letter ben iaa bort for at blipe foIo.
@isconiin SueSife.Eic.
en- goo rio "Bie GruIt" laoes o.
en- Bie.TaIIerfen beffpbes oerneo og
Iteges, til ben or lpiegul. Ran ma
lttffe Den Der og Der meb en- 8offel,
f6r man iteger Den, elers oil Ben
blpre Jig for meget. Raar Den er
folo, fploes Den meo Spebifer, Tom
er fogte meb paste meaet Suffer.
oerpoa ~frotaeet ale 4iernerne % Iaa
baffet flint og iblanbet en- GheIfe 81.
troniaft. Sner> Speoiferne inlrres
en- Sop itibpfifet 5looe, iom err tiliat
paste meget Suffer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-08
9sbcu / 4prrlanb. 8

9socu / Hprrlanb. Gen centrale
Ipohielp&fomite bar MI inogioet til
Observation-Disclosures Sen begipre'
Sc &eoegiprelie angnaenOe Sltuutio'
men i Sc npoIioenoe 0iitrifter. ao'
miteen oplpicr, at inotlI 19Oe aprtl
bar ser gientem &omiteen og andre
u0oelt / llnoerItsttelie ialt 1851, S32
Ser, boilfet efter en- tnogooenoe
8ronifninQ antages at pGre tilItrpfs
feIiot ior 9ebopct, bpis 9ette Tor
areuturerne fan pnore9nes til oanIig
Iio. men / moSiat Sab oil p~oerligere
@ieIp trrn9es.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-08
Gntluurm8. CWtaisurm.)

Q}at8pIottcn bar mango 6ien0er,
uto0 bOiIfc Ben maa Urrgea, blonot
Aoiifc Re Dprite CT Sem iaafolotc Gut.
norm. Zen rnier life Trefornet.
cIhellcr Rooocrne. men itror R.onten
er Uoret op, itIprer ocn @tlocnc al
init Deo Ooerilaocn. Get er paa M.
brRffet Qano - So6 - SEN huierer
auPr 0Hrit, iipr noor iommc / IGn.
8ere Ei0 'oruo hor ouret BrpSuoIo
% butQt til &oon. 6oi& man irng.
ter Tor Aenne Rlo8e. ino a~nbefale& at
uoipttc meb 8.Antrlngen til iaa lent,
at 2orDerte er ubfIrftcoc al 9gq1et
% bar naoet set Staoium / i'm ll0s
plf.rnl, oa Dc life Ipngerc ~ioreto1er
zig nrtop oennc 8irfiombe0. Tette
cr 'or Set noroIiQc 3opa@ @e0tom.
men0e ira 20oe til 30tc Moi. Get
Tiger fla "a ielp, at blot iao0on Roi5
maa pIautc@. Ser cr blrtigporenNc oa
moonc2 tj0IiQt. 9erttI mrbcio.eS
"Erloe oi the Ncrtb", "2onQituop3
Neacm Gent, "GorIn @i&coniin" eI.
Ter 9to. IS Mjnneioto. %miolcrtio
bIrNe Tiifborpen bcnptteS pno CT iaa.
ooHt Stntfe Aacr en- @1nQ boer llge,
iH0tiL Nanttinacn fon ftnNe Stch.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-08
Sirc Mauo brufnet. Sra aalmal

Utrc Wanb brIfnct. sra 8aImar
meooeleS ben 21be 4prtI: Meoens
2oos0amperen "aalmar" UNDER Den
iopre Storm / SsnOags Iaa peo Sang.
0rens 2oosplaos, Orep 8aIeaien "Soa"
al 9egerbamn ilano meo TO Wan0.
Stprmanben % en- Watros ira Sal.
mar" iamt 2o08iormanoen paa Gang
oren gif / en- 9uao % re0oeoe SelGt'
ningen. Bno Silbageoeien til 2o0ss
o1mperen fnntreOe imiOIertib Saaoen,
booroeo ale on1fom unOtagen Stpr'
manben paa "aalmur".
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-08

Zen iuenifc Gissbag bar peotaget
en- Sfriuelie til Hegieringen ongaaen'
Sc Sprettelie al en- @sieiteret / oomi-
n~iitratioe Soger. 0erimoo bar Higs-
Oagen ~iorfaitet ct 6orilag ON Spret-
telie al ct Niniiterium ior aonlmuni.
fation og offentlige IrbeiOer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-08
Ia rntru os Dnnfn.
siNIis euer fen a'Iantnins.
Rsbtasrst ai en- praftu SarusI

UfdH ran Tile 1da llg Ill Iaref &c
ct to8et ounfelt Sr6iprog, lom ri
erin0rer at bape bort ira Dor iiolia.
Ite 9urnOom. Reuingen er Oog IN
NeIig Den, at ingen fan ON Saaren
DiOe meo 8i@beo, bpilfet pil bIine melt
ior0elo9tigt, etteu Sp0en fonlmer
Soroen tioIigt elIer ient.
Siffert er set, at DoerIighe0er uiI
enbOer. floa 6armer ie9e al unogaa;
tbi Der er / iIige cling en- pig MteIlem.
bel. iom mao iel9eS.
Boa oenue GtS gipl0er BET urr'
melt Mtdiien, % bpaO Sio ben Tfal
pIonteS. &c TO itOite @arS griaring
8t0er os en- aaonIig 2Groom i bette
Stptfe. ! 1901 gap Sen tioligit
pIontc0e Mois meget 0anrliet llobpt.
te. me0en$ sen, iom bIep pIontet ient,
gap rinleII9 goo NDIing. 9eroi qior'
Sc mango Sen Slutning, at Be set
'Nel'e ""I 'i'c utiUe ptuitIe t'p''B''
men % 'ao Sommeren 1902 bIeo
foIo "a re9rfuI0 % BERTH fom tioIi8
6ro'tn%tter ON Soften, laa INCOME
0cS SEN i~ent'oacoc NfoiS life og 6IeD
roI0eIl8 mcget ltntpeI, boortmoo Den
ttoIla pIal1teoe pnr 11te9et oeore, oa
cen mooneoe", TOR 6rolten Tom. Soa'
ool1He NIlfTloer er tile at lite pao.
Set crelte fornilftl9e er at hoIoe 't9
lltocI1 oi"'e @r"nNer. 0er'or maa
NtoI@ life pInntc@, rSr Goroen er lod'
pas opoormet, at IrSct oil 1ptre;
tht tor ben S1o oIIoe oct n9re DTrre
enc nntteIelt at Ioratn8e no5en EIant'
ming al Nol@.
Ro1en beitemt Cato fan Der altlaa
life pHrc Gale ON. 6lere Mars Grfos
ring hdr Go9 IPrt, at for oet noroli8e
&omoa % Bet ip0ligc Vtlnne'otaS
&cOfommenOe bur0e gtais planteS
imclem 1Ooe % 2Ooe Wtal % pua
Ste0er / NorO eller Spo ira Nenne
@rGnic altioa ienere euer ttollgere |
TorboIO til 9eItggenbe0en, Baa m.
pIelet 8rpamorf - 500 fan
Elontnin9en ~ioretngeS noget ienerC,
"a 9Prten Der OriOeS nur!t8cre frcm
emo poo aommeI Niger. vi fan ertn'
Gre IT haoe plontet Corn pan NpbrPf
li8c til t50e 1ltni / nor0ligite Soma
% cn0hl tooet en- 1anife 9oN Nplln9
Al Bet tloligIt moOnenoc "Squalp'
corn. Noor Toroburoen er me8ct
oaoo, to8er Oct lGrgerc Sto, lnoen oen
bIloer tiIltrGttell0t oponrr1et % TOR,
'no Mantrrn9cn al Dem @rnnO ber
lrNlHtte" bellerc END lTg9e SGoerL
b0or Der cr S1rc Tor, at Den oIl rnaos
ne. st let tlen0eIl0t 0tGrfe bar man
lI9errn Bette Sonos llr1tOonn1ere,
1oorerter Den rette VInntnlnB@tlo
Tor 1}ola beItcmmea. Naar %euet
poo 1oIoc8, % 9urrc8trTernc er 'oo
itorc JON Grenc pan Ell Gforlt on er
E%or0bun0en tiIitrGffeIi9t opuormet.
Teo list Gitcrtonfe fan Bette iigcS at
opre $780, iclpc Nohlreua Barrel; tbl
let S0'eHH oPoatn'e''e SIfoo'er 9or
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-08
Sverige oe Sinlano.

Gn StnbentcrfGrS til Rorrlono /
Sigbeo meo Be norife Stuoenters Sim.
marfstur paatenfes / ipenife Stlioen.
terfreoie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-08
TSoriattcrcn Ger Staaf pmfom for

Ie0cn 9lften oeo ct lllnffestilieloe nGr
Sfebo 9ril9, bpor ban bar paa 9eIp9
hos 9rl8ets @ier, Sr. 8rugspatron
g. Mih1eIion. 8eb 10.Siben ON Nj
tenen nor han pua Siemocien ira Sr.
MidoeIions Ssn, Ser Dor ct 9oot
Stpffc ira 9ruget. s Rsrfet tog
ban icil al geien peo en- Bro meo ben
Ielge, at ban itprteoe neo i en- 8os
% O~rrlfne0c. @n arbeioer Derte ire
NsoItrig og ifprote Jig til Sjelp, men
fom ior 5cnt til at funte bringe no.
qen SielU.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-08
SNuahcocrc paa Jencct.

Oct er BELT pao Oennc NorStiS, at
@iPrSerne mao reparereS % tiIoelS
bpg9e$ me, % bUiS Oct life er eiort
fer, iaa brug aHIe0nineen til at faa
en- 5orbtnoeIie tmeIIem garbpire.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
CHIEFS KELLY AND DESMOND
TALK OF RECENT ROBBERIES.


in
"Of
n now.
to
credit
tell
, Their
said
so
, city as goodc rock
MATHEW o.
WILLIAM DESMOND detectives
. q . Q . Q Q Q . . . q q q .
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
OVATION PLANNED
FOR BISHOP HAR1Y.
st. Leo's Practitioners Prepare
Welcome for Their Former
Pastor.
RECEPTION IN MUSIC HALL.
Torchlight Procession From Sta
ton, and Demonstration at
Parochial Residence Ar
ranged by Committees.
RECEPTION IN MUSIC HALL.

Ia ptv
".e' N"e ,,,s,,s -. 81 9. ,,,,.
nicno, .ssy =. a.r. ,.s.h :. IN, r.r.,ve
-. .ne ,"l.u,e :. 49, ~. cs.sn,,o.o :, ths
.ne heare,es. welsne .ns >.ls y 80
ely ale aoie " s,'e nm.
me "enoefs VI Ss ~ 2, . - -
s ucuiar' WIZ VIC aeuse -. =. efe.s. .s
uon: ...x
a. q meeting IN :. Leo scnoo, lass -
lreitminary plans we're Hsos anu gu sAS
1--WE commttes aproin.eu u, 70 ....se 1s
Ior tne ncnecons =, ,,, .as ropu,a. = -.
ArcnDisnop nary 1M aaaase ns' 80. ...
september u. nc sot.ee W. - 5. a.ee
80 that ne will reacn inc Guy IN .ne sven.
ms AT the Union eta.lon ne ~,n NJ. = me- me-
by more 'nan 1'V'" men 11o1l q ~ : =
Ism. IN
Sarriases ana g''ar.s On noI Scc oss ~.
DC proylaeo lor .he A.cho,snop ~ 49, s.sy
ana dlstlnsu'sneo sues's. EAcn man ,Io1.'
the parish WI. CITY toscn' anc Denlna
tne Afsno'snops .ns .ons p'vee =
SION WI nalsn over IWenue.n ..l - - -
aui'anp"s s.i .,,u s''s.'e wese ~ .
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
MISS ETHEL BAILEY
Crystal Springs. Miss. Candidate for State Librarian

ler friends the idea that she would be
very efficient Librarian. She was pleased
with the suggestion and has determined
to win the place.
Besides her graces of mind. Miss Bailey
is attractive in many other ways She is
built in the same heroic mold as her tall
Texas brother. and has a goodly share of
the eloQuence and oratorical magnetism
that have advanced Senator Bailey.
She Is brunette of the Spanish type,
naive in q manner and distinguished a q
beauty in South Mississippi.
! Many voluntary pledges have been made
by members OF the new Legislature that
they will use their influence to further her
political ambitionG
She IL o Democrat In all that the term
signifies IN the South.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
HUMbERTS FOUND
GUILTY Of BOTH
FORGERY AND FRAUD.
Notorious French Swim
dlers Are Convicted of
the Felony as Well
as the Misde-
meanor Charged.
MADAME MAKES REVELATION.
Declares Real Name Of Crawford
Regnier, Intermediary Be
|. tween Bismarck and
Marshal Bazaine.
MANY AMERICANS IN COURT.
Woman Who Was Center of Inter-
est Displayed Her Usual
Hauteur and Surveyed
Crown With Scorn-
full Air.
MANY AMERICANS IN COURT.

H0malne ana Emile D4uf1gnAc, the notorf-
Gus svindlers. were to-day found guilty by
a Jury OF forgery ana fraud
The court sentenced Mime. Humbert and
her husband each to i've years imprison-
ment and to Q hundred francs fine. Emile
d'Aurignae MAS sentenced to two years Inn
prisonment. Roman d'Aurignao was SEN
fenced to three years Imprisonment. Mime.
and NJ. Humbert win undergo solitary con-
inement during their term Of Imprisonment
The expectation that to-day would bring
tho. conclusion Of the Humbert trial re-
newed the intense public interest In the
case. The courtroom was again crowded.
Among the throng were number Of Amer
lean lawyers and tourists. who secured
favored places through the efforts of the
United States Embassy.
The prisoners maintained the same out
ward aspect Of calm. Mime. Humbert walked
in hepghtily and surveyed the crowd with
scqzAful air.
NO SIGN OF BREAKDOWN.
Doctor F1oquet. who examined the pris-a
ener before che came into court, found her
TO be In good health and showing no signs
of nervous breakdown under the strain of
the cniminaticn Of the trial -
Adxocats Hesse addressed the court at
length in defense Of Roman dAurisnac,
pointing out his brotherly devotion through
out tho trials to his sister, Mime. Humbert.
Counsel severely criticised the deciAra-
tion Of, n Patenotfc, the former French
Ambassador at Madrid. that he did not
know Nine Humbert. and invited the jury
to request the presiding Judge to give GER
tain private letters. In one Of which n.
Hesse asserted II. Patenotre thanked Nine.
Hu1bert for adosnmens which she had
sent him for his salon.
outside the courtroom the public every
whore awaited the verdict and discussed the
proapocts.
nfE. HUMBERT SPEAKS.
Al TIN eonciusdon Of the pleading Nine.
ys..,he,t .ro.e .,,sa an intense hr.h
,h,cr.,,os,t ~. cou,tr<cr, n rr.ra her
promised revelations. She seemed to be Ia
boring under great effort and paused aft
sr her first emphatic statement that the
CrsWfofes ana the milaions existed. Then
she bean formally:
..,entleunen az the turv. when 7 vanteA
,ns s1dre.s a. = u sr.y..,ors h. he .ns~.rsS.
you <.nnot kno~ ms am not c.,,.d
c.vscrd 4 - ~. r,n,r ~, =, ,hs, ~, $50.
-. 49,, 800
90. 49, sss..Iss......-
a.. -. -. : - -. .,... ...@.r uo.
s.s... -Is.,. -. 49,. 80, -. -,
,sa.sss s.-.....- ~. r.s.-.s 80 -u :
~ x-.. r..s.t q. 49,.
~. s1ar'..s.l -'1 'eie 'i''i ~
...,. - -. !. 60, A.. .....,..
- .a,--......, ..1e-.-.Is ,'N'..''
1891 9 sn ~. ne&Atne ano the eInahs.
nae asreeay trsnsacteo business Win one
heenser. wno APPEARED TO me 70 ne mys-
tenous petson, ana wno sac 20 me- Se
careful. msdzne. not to confuse me With
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23


Sns' ol '. "sm Uesnlono
49,. -,.s o.sA - ihui suas
a. w." s'sn y. A, -,
~ ~ ss,sa- .ne no'p ." ne M 's"'
~ ~ =, .ne ''o'uUr s,, anu .uo us'a,s DC,
.H Ae .ne 49, aon li'hA .ncI. :,
De any ,oDoeiss VI purs's''es to-hsht'
,,.. ..s. ~
emet Desn'ono "oros proved 10 DC true.
IN tne last week nafoiy q night passed
WITHOUT some c.ti1en oeins neid up. In
the las. month the roooers missed only
few nights when they did not wayiay some
man ana steal MS money ana vainanies.
But Thursday night they robbed no per
son. Friday night one robbery was re-
ported. and the alleged robber, James
Walsh. was arrested.
Two desperate burglars had entered the
homes OF four wealthy citizens. and carried
away. property valued at about Q.O0o.
These nightly depredations OF highway
men. robbers and burglars had stirred the
Police Department. and especially Chief
Desmond's branch OF the service. to ac-
tivfty.
Every morning, rs he sent his men out,
Chief Desmond said: Bring in highway
man or burglar"
REPUTATION AT STAKE.
~
...i' az so ~ s.....,,,.. 80 .v.rv No.
49,, - .ha .,,s An their ,,stt,e. III.
honar =, N. asnsr.m.nt N. .t stake.
Tsa n,,..,s- :, rshn.,i., h.a Tsr PROCEEDED
.hH 49,. ~ .rr.st.
a.s .u'nA 49, 49,, -.
Sr me-. 80" ....,m -: ~. .,.,,, 81,
.S o ny. m, 49, .s.ss 80,
s s 1n. o. a.. .,ss,. ~. -. ~ ~.
49, -. ~. $3.50. ~. A..
.sa.,,. ~ IA h.sn .o,,nS.d o,,s rnh,s.. ~.
hsr. ,at.,,v .hn. .ra ..v.,.l o,,,,.r. IN.
.,,..s
Desnite the number NJ ro,yberies commit
ted The .mount ~ monev .na N. vsl,e
Of the n,nnder .toi.n haa heen .,rnri.inr-
~ lor IN. .wnnrt. 900 h.S ..r-sd
from 20 cents. the lowest. 10 NO. the hIrh-
est In cash. several watches. none worth
more than 80. had been taken.
From a monetarv .tandno,rt ~. ,oh.
berries had not amounted 70 much. Int
thew ,,ers ,u.t =, ,,nnortsr. a.. ~.r. ~. ~.
lice noint ~ view :. tho-s ,.h.r. ,s.ssr
amount. are taken cniaf n.--n,,S ~. !.
eommm exnres.son th,t ~. ,,,.t... ..,.e :.
a. had a. one vino ste.,. lar. .,,.,.. ..,o. ;,
,avs the chief ... r,.n 49, In, -, !,
viii .teaI n ooo ,,,.t :. c,,,.s - -. 800
er,.
1t was no wonder that Hs.xo, r..-.,s
felt r.Ii.va, Thr,-a.,, 800. ~ ;,
secured confession. s,ar, .,,. W nc ss. n.1
and two burgiar,: a hniIet ~ ,.,s -
low and the prospects ~. th.x - -, -.
on the part Of the Pol,ce Dsns,sr,.r. ,sr,., :
dishearten the desner.doe. - -. -.
to the robberies, for some dine q ,..s ST.
PLAIN CLOTHES MEN BUSY.
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CAPTURES MADE BY POLICE
PLEASE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS

Chiefs Believe the Department Will Have
sautary Effect Breaking Up the Epidemic of Rob
berries and Burglares St LouiDesmond Thinks That With
Few Exceptions the Has Been Done by AmateursDen
mis- Cayanaug Partner Only Men Arrested Who Have
known Records
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END DELAYED BY OXYGEN.
WILL Be BURIED BESIDE WIFE.

eddy Will Be Declined
by Relatives.
SPECIAL BY CABLE.
London. Aug. 2z.-Lord Salisbury died
this evening at s:O6 o'clock.
Tho end was expected shortly after
o'clock when the physicians noticed
change for the worse in the ex-Premier's
condition.
Near relatives. who were in . room ad-
joining the chamber in which the great
statesman lay. were summoned and they
gathered around the bedside to await the
end
The distinguished patient had not re-
gained consciousness during the day. ans
until he expired, he lay As though dead. The
end came almost imperceptibly.
A pallor was noticed to overspread his
face and one Of the doctors. feeling his
pulse, scarcely got response In q few
moments. the heart grew weaker and final
ly ceased.
The announcement was then made to
I0OSe aDOUL INC COucu, HIQOuB W00L0 were
his five children-viscount Cranbofne. Lord
Arthur Cecil, Lord Robert Cecil, the Rev
erend Lord Willism Cecil. Lady Gwendoline
Cecil and the Countess Of selbofns and her
husband and the Premier. Arthur Balfour.
. nephew Of Lord Salisbury.
King Edward. Who had been in communl-
cation with Hatfield House all day, was
Immediately notified and the regrets Of the
e..
to the relatives.
1t was 4 doubly sad day for the mourners.
they having attended the funeral Of the
sister. In the afternoon. and then returned
to watch near the bed Of the dying states
man. Some time ago Lo-d saiisbury ex-
pressed wish that be be buried bestde his
wife, and while the Government WI Prob
minister Abbey. It II likely that the ex-
Premier's wishes win be observed.
sELF-RELIANT YOUTH.
Lord Robert Cecil. Marquis Of Salisbury.
was born in 1s3a He was the second con.
Although his elder brother. Lord Crsnboene.
was extremely delicate. totally blind ana
not likely ever to interfere With Robert's
succession to the title. It cd not prsvent
him from carving out his own career.
His frst venture was trip to the An.
tipodes. 4 novel and daring experience in
those days. Australia had Just been grant,
ed constitutional government. and the neo-
phite politician could IND problens fun Of
interest In the relation between the colonies
and the mother country.
In 1863 he entered on his preliminary ca
reer n member for Stamford. then peac-
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SENATOR BAILEYS SISTER
ENTERS MISSISSIPPI POLITICS,

Miss Ethel Bailey Crystal Springs Miss Candidate for the
Office of State LbraanHas Wide Acquaintance With Public
of Country and High Literary Ability Resides Unusual
and Charm of Personality.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-09-24

The Street Lighting Com. presented the
contract duly signed by said committee and
the Spencer Electric Light Power Co, and
recommended its acceptance.
Moved 10y Aid Hudson seconded by Aid
Clark that tho report of the street Lighting
Committee be accepted and the contract
adopted which motion prevailed, Yeas, Aid
Smith, Hudson, Chave, Clark. Fisher. Dem
crest (6) nays none
Moved by Aid Clark seconded by Aid Hud-
son that the Clerk be instructed tospurchase
one half Dbl of paint of T. +. Ireland for
painting bridges. at 65 cts per gallon which
motion prevailed. Yeas Aid Smith. Hudson
Chave, Clark. Fisher, Demorcst, (6) nays
none.
Moved by Aid Chaye seconded 10y Aid Smith
that an order be drawn for 800 TO the Bel
ding Cemetery Association, which motion
prevailed. Yeas Aid. smith. Hudson. Chave.
Clark, Fisher, Demorest (6 nays none
Moved by Aid Clark seconded by AID Dem
crest that a. Wheeler be given the job Of
Gle airing brush from road opposite Bedding
Cemetery for $3.50 which motion prevailed
Yeas Aid. Smith Hudson, Chave, Clark.
Fisher. Demorest, 90 nays none
Moved 10y Aid Clark seconded by Aid Chave
that the Street Com. be instructed 10 repair
Ann ST. between Pleasant ST. and Bridge st
which motion prevailed, Yeas Aid Smith,
Hudson Chave, Clark, Fisher Demorest (6)
nays none.
Moved by Aid Chave seconded by Aid Smith
that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to
furnish VIM. j. Wilson a quit claim deed OF
property located in South part of town for.
merly purceased for cemetery purposes
which motion prevailed, Yeas, Aid Smith,
Hudson Chave Clark, Demorest, 90 not vot
ing Aid Fisher G).
Moved by Aid Fisher seconded by Aid Dem
rest that the following bills be allowed and
orders drawn for same which motion pre-
allied, Yeas, AID Smith, Hudson. chave.
Clark. Fisher Demorest (6) nays nays