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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-10-30
ID. W. Ramsay, of Washington town
ship, paid us q visit last SATURDAY..

trip D. Ramsay, of Washington
lola Saturday ship, paid us visit last SATURDAY.
Bert Reed travelling for
Sunday visiting friends Joe packing house and spends his
Charley Wyatt went to Humboldt ' " -
Tuesday business MAe Lloyd Rees and wife OF Greeley
turefa factory up. Monday visiting Decker
Deacon Rice spent last week in Kan WIS anu ' l anu Wis.,
as City, visiting his daughter and at las Vaughn has opened
e"''e tue "he STOCK snow building
by Lanes drug store the north
hotel made a business trip Kansas . m
ting parents, 7. p. Thompson
c. w Smith OF down, his
Monday, to visit his daughter, Mrs L. Pueblo Colo.
d. Kirk, and Captain Mitchell and wife, ~ uo, :, p., .
N' - sold a fine young Durham bull tt
The appearance jewellery Nye who lives on the Henry Ear
store and Belle Smiths music has farm,
been greatyimproved by the application ,.,
fresh paint. Ne"ehper '"e eh0Ne" PIC '"""e'
chisanhemum to be given "
I,des M hc Metbod rrcb ca
Anderson v November 7t o the Audor
Salary or Commission. Address the Vic
tor Oil Company Cleveland John oMara' was up from Co"
Wednesday, He people of
Rev. Darling, of the United vanty faith that they will
Brethren church of this city, Rev. gas
Camptt, of the Greeley congregation, putting
to Fl. Scott Tuesday, attend 49, =, :,
Irestau AN tandc a Bald
Strope last week and
Monday business He went from They will probably other
Chanue Fit the mess but
United Brethren conference which vet.
Ve"eu wednesday afternoon Toe Fenon of Dwolfs
Cords ou. h tory left Piburg,
Mics; Ess Ramsay n Geo Neal
the home of the brides porrrts AIR and offices OF the
Mrs w Ramsay in whnoton Fargo Company
township Nov Atb We offer factory doing lots of work
latons and best wsher advance 're "e"rs' No"pH'
p~ ,1nhan s. 49, . ;no, o. th Mrs Kate utchion Ne
oo on thursday Oh last weeh 10
Saturday other line 'ena inc
mon R,l acr;re Edward
through efforts Cintoe Inc marriage look
willing turn his hand ANYTHING the home of
honorable the oiue mother MIS- eh". -
hs c,1 Hutchis
On the section Will; and has 6If Hutchinson side
other capacities on the railroad He is mouse TO pc na M M
commended. oilers
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-10-30

c. W. Smith, of Lawrence, came down,
Monday, to visit his daughter, Mrs. l..
d. Kirk, and Captain Mitchell and wife,
at Greeley.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-10-30

Tom Bruuson of the Fourth Avenue
hotel, made business trip to Kansas
City and Topeka the first of the week
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-10-30

Deacon Rice spent last week in Kan
sas City, visiting his daughter and at.
tending the fine stock show.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-10-30

The conditions easy,
You study home your spare time and without
interference with your regular daily work.
The cost small The payments, if necessary easy
circumstances that system designed to fully
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-10-30

Bert Reed is now travelling for st.
Joe packing house. and spends his Sun
days in Garrett.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-01-31
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.eprrtf4 ntnf,h" le,e +.

.eptItll i'll al M itie Il.
Unlte" S ,e, 4sti ,pth e, Bi>marcA, n. 4.
Dc. "a -. i:h-
A. ~st.ficie4 'rt.crf IN NaNt saving leJ
.as.-. u, III :tlr' d thve .ituts", 81 " II
I. ~. - ! ms. .-s1t+ti sGnHieHtend II
> u, -.a-9 !h' + "A. 81 IA, 10, i"r +: out e.
ea>, -. r : II 81. ii Iowa III IL, TINT
- &. .~itil.naii s. Ols" lie ntrsien. III whirI i,
/ III. = 4, -! IA lln.t as .thlls a,als
aour,. i trar, ~ Ia m;rr than Il
Ia Iiit.~ It's 4n.t ann lit here re 10 mp owe
Mriits .ii,,u 81. land ti.t lne ana ri,, salt
HI. 90, ;,ari!cc r,u tn, ) l laini VS. not .lue
to his enpio .,r.' !atl amy, iav! OF III RIM
corps q: he U ii" 81 teS, Il, private soluie
officer, en- IN on ma me, tur'ug the war si,h
pain O! daIl.. "a ntrr WI. In which thu.
tinted Il * mas h rns:'g'"i.s said iartiL. are
Ii. re,H nu' ill., oAplmar!;' gspUnd and offer ev.
! ence y Gang sill yallcgaI.inil at 10 n'rlnck II.
m..m Feyf..r: 3, SO, before T.. \. Lamb. u.
final ncari Nili De ,liat . O'clock D. m. o,
Ee"i,l T., ID. 1905 be ~, t,r Register ana III.
reiver # the u area taos Ian Office In Bis
llarCk, %
Tie said roIte t;,ut lavin; in n proper af1
davit iilr,, cc mhei, II. 1902, set forth facts
wi -lnw mat a tor ,iue Il Ill .ellre personal
srrvi e fthi luti e %callot b" made ! is here.
by Orde. ed md directed that such notice he
give, by due ;lnl pro,s,r publication.
John Satte, lund.
M Receiver.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-01-31
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7 NOTICE. ~

Netce !. hereby si.sa thstthateSta.s@est
:OsmerlY Josihn4 Blumenhagen. 10 GesgDs
fK0ssiler husband M~UFtxAxOsS, ~ the FSESt
National Bank u Harvey = corporation. uiides
tho laws oi the UIiteul Rtster.. mortgages,
date the 18th Tia, OF June. 1891. and hiel s,ivr
record liz the On .em the Register Of te.,s q
the county II A,cL.ln and Stale Ut Moth la
kota, ON the 23rd day Vt November, 1901, and re:
caDrd.u In bvON 4. IT mortgages ut pare 248.
Will lNe t,reclOseh Ivy n sals IT the premises !.
slcll mortgage. ami hereinafter u "scribe,i NJ tn.
trout .,O0r Oi The Court MUu e In the county Of
Mclean anu state Of Moth ~l'akOta, ut the hour
OF . U'clOc. p. M. N tie Srl I'D, Uf February.
lyu3 ~ satis,y the u .,0un, due upon said mo t.
gaze .dlitu. lay Of sal .
Tie premises described III s Id mortgage ais
wl.ivnS will be u Ii tn sattSt, the same are 't,s'
crl.t,i q, follows The not, half Of the north
easl 4uarle, III : lea4'. and North l.Aif ~ IL
North west quarter IN ! DwA ~ s.cti u I 'ur.
teen IA, in Township one u dr.'d hft!S tl5O'
rangt SOY, MT, ii .75,, containing ole l..'idr' Il
sixty a4..es II ll.lI. tlnre ~ less Accord " T.
tie Il Mernlnent Saraey t~..ere,!,f. here will b.
Tue III said MOrtga e On the daie at sale the
SUN M Ninety Fi,e aihi ii-lGD dollars.
ipatel lDer. -. .3t..
Tht Firs National Bank Of Harvey,
Mortgage.
Hancllptt and Wartner.
Attorneys for NJ ,rt ;ayer.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-01-31

It is reporte | that )asob Bassa-
nella has stated that he is the one
that escaped from the Grand Forks
Jail. He has hen identified as
the real Bassnnella by a number
who have seen him. The prisoner
does not seem worried over the
near app, oach of the day Of exeru.
ton.
Valentines from L. to $500 at
Forbes drug store.
Col. Lynch, the m-m'sr Of par
lament on trial for treason because
of connection with che Boer army,
was found guilty and sentenced tn
death.
Mountain, willow fence posts
~ +. +. RaaEN skNatl
h5nky|M ashbuEn. n. -.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-01-31
Now is the time to begin to get

Now is the time to begin to get
things in shape for tia spring
work. Sac | grain will have to be
looked after. harness overhanled,
and there are a Thousand and one
things that can be done before the
seedtime is here. The most i'm
portant of all is the seed grain. In
order to raise good crops the seed
must be pure, free from the germs
of smut or other disease which
cause a poor CROP. 1t is also nec-
! essary to have the seed free from
all foreign seed that is 90 destruct.
i've to the productiveness of the
soil. 1t is a thorough farmer who
makes a flade of grass grow where
once there grew q weed. The
great trouble with a number of
farmers is the putting of getting
things i'll readiness until the last
moment and then everythingis in
a rush and hurry, it is then that
seed grain is put into the ground
about half cleaned.
A request has been presented by
Rev. Mathison Of this place, for
the commutation of the death SEN
tence of Jacob Bassanella, now
under sentence of death 10 inn
prisonment for life. Mr.. Mathison
alleges insanity of the prisoner
and urges that his sentence .
committed. The quest was an
formal, but a formal request wlll
be filed with the state hoard uf
pardons which meets the znd OF
February.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-01-31

LOGA. N VS. 5:


!: LOGA NeWS
Steamship tickets at First Ma
tional Bank:
Local news is rather short this
week.
Valentines at Forbes drug store,
Old sewing machines wanted, al
Persev's. ,
This kind ct weather is hard on
tie coal piles.
Senator johnson spent Sunday
with his family.
Merchants an others are busy
getting ready for the spring. rnsh.
DIR Dillon and {. NJ. Best were
capital city visitors last STURDY.
Thurs InyDmorniny the sun cag e
out bright and clear diff Wns. n
ideal winter a4y.
Barney Icaiolev says t'>"t he
( wsll re allie to use his sleighs .sftt +
\all this winter.
Ralph anderson Was d -
tn capital city thu last q ):
week.
phe-Goal Harbor IN
hay nn1nb.r of tie tms II tl,.~
lumber from here to ( GAL arl /.
Everhart. trec.andy mae Ut r.
e., visited his many custom. :
here We lnesday.
The new seats for the NJ. T.
church arrived this week an. w,s.
b. placed in position ais ranidlv ~
possible.
The sixty degree veathes pr.
dicted for last Sunday an Non
day never touched US.
This is the time of TIL. war
when bargain houses l,eyin ~
fer bargains in barhwir;e, eas,ons
and buggies and other goo s. Pass
them up and buy from Your no e
merchant, that is IL way to lelp
build up town.
!. r. Stpr:lavant, OF Tn. lnta |.
Insurance Company Of Fargo, nc.
oompan,ed by his wife, is ssrend.
ing . few days IN the city tooKin-z,
after insurance for his company.
Alice Brennan rethrne :
Wednesday, from a visit to Minnf-
sofa saoiints.. .Shaissnex. empluyed
IL ia; III: Tsylols Job ;odfkce; and and will
s1sist il getting out his bt,oks.
%0s1sral. Manager lEekle. and
0s.es.iT,aGoA an.gsr Ntalk4r,'
IL tAssBaW. 4 GsF w~sreevie;itosssI
city Tkaseas1 Ttey' ~;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES not
: ashysdassaan salkalse4s.ias ere;
naai~ee.'dps,
i11essssSsH dslsa u : u: sa /
he{~ &Mr. Isek KIttl son. laet
Mssd1kttqess A ! BKittI;-
soasw2 w .Al.. Il hi.
wriing Mn. Kittleson is reported
"a. " aa'lee.t a hs. + again. ;
Miss Emma (,tRsaarleabois is con-
fined to her room sutferieR from
/. eczema which broke out OF her
face. The disease is very painful
though not dangerous it taken care
of in time.
Andy Reed is building side
walk in front ut the court house.
The walk is a great improvement
aud the county officials r seen
every day promenaling up and
down the new walk. The Leader
force looks on with envious eyes,
and wahps through the You
fellers can't play on our sidewalk
whenSwe get one.
w. D. Washburn Of Minneapo-
lis ap+the men interested with
him in the recently incorporated
Ignite coal company. are buying
desirable coal lands in the vicinity
OF Wilton, paving q COOL price for
il. The cod ministry y Of this Sec ts
tionsof the state IS bound to 9 come
t. the fore. The lla,,as that have
recently been purchased are under
llidwith veins 81 eight to- Ten test
Of cdba.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-01-31
Washhurn lUtgp K. Of P. i


Washhurn lotgp K. Of P. is
making great gains in member
ship this winter and the progress
OF that order will not stop at its
present membership. Last Sat.
ur lay night a large class was pnt
through the different degrees and
at Midnight all elegant lunch was
served i'll the dining room Of the
SMeichalais. The dining room was
ftastefullv e.orate with the col
ors and the letters IF. G. b.
work. on the shields in colors. It
was u nieiry crowd some fifty in
number that gathered arou m the
festive board. The event was a
sorlat aMf ~frlterlaI success and
viii long 10 remembered by those
wno participate i.
Charles T,..Sta}ey OF this place,
shipped three cars of corn fed cat
tie Is, mar>e: hese are the first
Or, f"' cattle to be shipped from
}ic,esul c0unfv, Nj. Staley is:
noW " rating in tn cattle and
rp.'e usinpss OF, u large scale,
Gtng ranches on the. east and
lGn ~ she river His latest
iri,1~tIt vas the iiager bunch
.ff tive iundYed head of
), south q >innaan.
las. Edwards had the mis- or
la. TO have one his grey hounds
p~rsoue} ! st Saturday. lie
10 S TN. $ saved by heroic
r. .fss1t- llr. Dillon an the
vs''4r ';"i 9 chilled in, who pre-
H1iltd VA ions remedies. THERE
Is sonnroue who is making it a
b lsiness putting out ppisonn IF a
-, becomes a nuisance shoot it.,
Bat 'on't go and scatter poison
AROUND.
Receiver Satterlund reports
another rush Of homesteaders to
this ser..on. They taking ad.
vantage Of the fine weather and
lfst5Fri lay morning an unbroken
Isz,. waited at the land od6re to
register their selections A num-
Der # filings were made in thew
entity Of Sentinel Butte. -
Lost-one fur lined glove ip
Washbnrn. Finder please leave
at , eader Office.
Many of the, peoplesee'aaa4ee.ssn I
arc sntfrr'nK with sewers 60. st'e
ftsuls :! =. =. .e. 1.s :, W. :s!a s.. s.
WIN aA''. -; ~:
ins = ak I IL. III ~,
iFunk,, IL III, FifstsNs1Satsk
=
SsEy ,.ssssSs'f.s-s
q 81. :. ;1ss1~.
~ a. = 81 = !.
- = !,
hrs: oasesslona q. !. A;G
Io1 6 'pIsss 80 : a.,A
week wy 4, Y 7 : I
usy.
Your r fr'e''as VIZ, exPess 80 IN.
tines feteuary y. 70 9 H
drug store. .
Dr. g. a Muvx. eya specialist.
vii, |e il. Washhurn Feb. l,2,3.4,
49,.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-01-31
School, votes.

Mary Peterson. daughter of Rev
Peterson entered school this week
Many Of the little. one were alb.
sent Tuesday on account OF the
snow storm.
Dolores Bcunmunl has been
suffering with a severe cold the
past week.
Examinations in the primary
grades had good results.
Homer Waliin anu Oscar An
.derson stood u 100 test in arith-
metic again
Good clean seec flax ami oats
for sale. John Reuter-, Turtle
Lake, N. u.
A number of changes in our
advertisements tins issue. Read
them over. they are ali respcnSl-
ble and will give you vAlu@ o Jour
money.
For Saie-oeve.i loom mouse,
maple floor kltchcu. ulnlug ruuu.
ana hau. Noo cellar and good
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-01-31

n,,easRsfHig & ]
but hetook 10 sn5tiGgssaolIiit think.
ing that Vas \ only Soi llsSt md
thatFit wonld soonsa1 NA4ppear Az
last NJ hka,s refhlpellea q ffc,'le
medical 4tte,Itlon:N c !
hid redthsed the bone and 60
operation sperfSIlsmed moro
vii olkks4lperaaaliens erre
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-01-31

We are making arrangements to
leave NAshburn about Feb. 'st,
and any odnr in neel 81 household
gools will do wetl to call at the
honse as We are offerinsgsonf house
hold at bargain. H.. RovlS.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-01-31

In BANK

Money in a strong bank is q
shelter from the storms Of ade
versitv.
The First National Bank ac-
cepts deposits in any amount
and pays 4 per cent. .compdund.
ed semi-annually. !.
You can do your banking by mali
TIL FIRST Nationa Bank Of washburn,
Capital $4,000. Surplus $500:
WAsHBURs n !.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-17
BAD TRAIN WRECK.
Three People Killed and Scores In
jured Near Lees Summit.
Fast Mall Train Westbound from st. Louis
Ran into q Dead" Excursion Train
That Was Standing On
the Curve.

Kansas City, Mo-, July 13.-Three
dead and approximately 81 people in
jured is the result of the wreck of a
Sunday excursion over the Missouri
Pacific railroad from Kansas City to
Sedalia yesterday morning. 1t was a
head-on collision between the ST Louis
fast mail, due at the Union station at
1890 in the forenoon; and the excur-
sion train which pulled out of the
Union depot at $3.50 yesterday morn
ing. The latter train was made up of
eight coaches and baggage car, and
all went well until Dead Mans curve
was reached. At this point the pack
ing in the piston of the locomotive
drawing the excursion train blew out,
completely deadening the machinery
and bringing the cars to standstill.
The st. Louis train was in charge of
Engineer George Mcclure, of Sedalia;
his fireman was Jack Suffer, also Of
Sedalia, and the conductor was J. M.
Spangler, of st. Louis. This train
came along So minutes late and was
running at speed of 40 miles an hour.
Mcclure claims he did not see the flag
to slow down that was set out mile
down the road and that the first
knowledge he had of anything being
wrong was when his train was ap-
preaching the curve.
The rapidly approaching and ponder
GUS locomotive struck the dead engine
and drove the tender of the latter clear
through the baggage car, reducing it
to splinters and burying dozens of peo-
pie beneath the debris. The st. Louis
train engine plowed out the south rail
and fell over the embankment and
landed ten feet away from it's engineer,
to get up.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-17
A FEMALE ErocH ARDEN.
4frs. Olson Returns TO Her Family After .
Long Absence To- Find Her Husband
Married Again.

Rockford. ILL.,, July ia woman In
the role of Enoch Arden returned to
Rockford Friday after an absence OF
81 years. Twenty-one years ago Mrs.
Olson was injured in a railroad wreck
near Buffalo. ". Y. She was taken to
a hospital, but recovered. Her mind
was not quite clear. however. and she
wandered to France. Another victim
of the wreck died in the hospital and
by mistake was buried as Mrs. Olson.
When Mrs. Olson returned to Rock
ford yesterday she found the two
babies she had left-1ilda and Frank
full grown and surprised beyond
measure at her return. Alexander Oh
son, her husband. she found living
with his third wife, the second Mrs.
Olson, whom he married while believ-
ing fully in his first wife's death, hav-
ing died some years ago. Mr.. Olson
identified the returned one as his first
wife. The latter will recognize the
rights of the third wife and will live
with her recovered children.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-17
DISSOLUTION SEEMS NEAR.
Tuesday Morning the Pope Was in a Semi
Comatose Condition and There
Seemed No Hope.

Rome, July 14.-"While there is life
there is hope" was all the consolation
that DR.. Lapponi could give last night
in admitting that Pope Leo's condi.
tion was very grave The pontiff
has suffered another relapse and he
lies this morning in a more critical
condition than at any time since the
middle of last week. The semi-coma-
tose condition into which he fell at
midnight and the confused state OF
his heretofore lucid mind on his
awakening at an early hour this morn
ing, accompanied by still greater de-
preston than during yesterday, are
regarded as symptoms of the gravest
nature and as pointing to an immi-.
rent dissolution.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-17
BANNER GOES TO DENVER.
Presby terrain Church In That City Shows
Largest Gain In Membership of the
Christian Endeavor.

Denver, Col, July ia conserva-
dive estimate made yesterday after
noon places the number of delegates
in attendance on the international
Christian Endeavor convention in ses-
sion here at 1900 About 5000 other
visitors have also arrived in the city
during the past few days along with
the endeavorers. Of the $4,000 socie-
ties that make up the United society
of Endeavorers throughout the world
the organization at the Twenty-third
Avenue Presbyterian church Of Den
yer holds the palm for the largest in
crease in membership since November
last. Its membership has increased
from 35 to 1875. A magnificent banner
of Japanese design will be presented
to this society by President Clark.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-17
LEE TO BE INDICTED?
Ex-Lieutenant Governor. 1t Is Said, Is to
Be Included Among Those Pros
ecuted for Doodle.

Jefferson City, Mo-, July 14.-As
soon as the circuit court meets for the
July term the prosecuting attorney,
Mr.. Stone, will file several informa-
tions against John A. Lee, ex-lieuten-
ant governor of Missouri, and also
against Whitney Layton, who repre-
sented the alum baking powder trust
here at the last session of the legis-
lature. AS yet no steps have been
taken to prosecute these two persons.
At no time, it is stated automatically,
has Prosecuting Attorney Stone Of
fered Lee any immunity, nor has he
promised to meet Lee even half way
on any proposition giving Lee protec-
ton, and he is therefore in a position
to prosecute him to the full extent Of
the law.
Senator Matthews has never been on
friendly terms with. ex-Lieut. Gov Lee
and when the latter "peached" on the
crowd Matthews became very indig-
nant and volunteered the necessary
Information to Stone for him also to
make record as prosecutor.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-17
HANNA AS A TRUST-FIGH1E Err.
Ohio Senator Said to Be Financial
Backer of the Aultman-Mfller
Buckeye Harvester Company.

Chicago, July 11.-Senator Marcus A.
Hanna has entered the field as an ac-
tive competitor OF the International
Harvester company, known as the
world combine in harvesting machin-
cry and farm implements. He is the
moneyed man in the new Aultman-
Miller Buckeye company, of Akron. O..
and information was received in Chi
cago financial circles that he purposes
putting up the best possible fight for
harvest business throughout the
world in competition with the big COM
bine which includes the McCormicks,
Deerings and all of the big companies
that have made American farming
machinery world-famous.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-17
ROLLED INTO THE RIVER.
Train on the Denver g. Rio Grande Rail-
road Left the Track on a Curve
While Running Rapidly.

Canon City, Col, July 11.-As a re-
suit of disastrous freight wreck on
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad,
James Mauer, q machinist's helper
from Salida, sustained fracture Of
the right arm and severe bruises about
the head and body and four other rail-
road men were less seriously injured.
At a point one mile west of hanging
bridge" in the Royal Gorge the freight
running east at the rate of about 20
miles an hour left the track on a
curve and the engine and three other
dead" locomotives, consigned to the
Florence & Cripple Greek. railroad,
rolled few feet down an embankment
into the river. Ten cars loaded with
ore were derailed also.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-17
NATURALIZATION SET ASIDE.
IN the United States District Court at st.
Louis Many Russians and Italians
Are Declared Aliens.

st. Louis, July 14.-Judge Rogers, in
the United States district court, yes
terday set aside the naturalization of
80 Russians and Italians on motion Of
District Attorney Dyer. The court
had previously taken the same action
in SO similar cases and it is said that
Mr.. Dyer will ask to have the natu-
ralization papers of several hundred
more Italians and Russians declared
void. The proceedings are the result
Of the conviction of John Barabaglia
and Nathan Levin for aiding Italians
and Russians in fraudulently' securing
their citizenship papers.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-17
A CONVICT CAPTURED.
Gilbert Mullins Placed in His Former Cell
at the Junction City Jail-His
Flight Cut on.

Junction City, Kan, July 13.-About'
three O'Clock yesterday afternoon P.
Folck. citizen of this place, captured
Gilbert Mullins, the Leavenworth fed
eral prisoner mutineer, who, with three
other prisoners, overpowered Sheriff
Peeso here at the county Jail Satur-
day morning and escaped. The des-
perado went to Mr.. Folck's home and
asked to be directed to the home of
man whose acquaintance he had
formed while in Jail here. Mr.. Folck
pointed out the way and when Mullins
left the former armed himself and
went through an alley toward the
place he had directed therconvict to go.
Mullins saw him coming and started
to run. MT. Folck shot, but missed
his mark. Mullins then leaped over
fence and ran into a cornfield, but Mr..
Folck was close behind. He shot again
and Mullins fell, but was not struck.
When Mr.. Folck reached him he sur
rendered and made no further show of
resistance.