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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-09-05
is CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
REV. r. II. KENNEDY OF HILLS
soRo, OREGON.
Entered the House ard Tried 70
chloreform the Family-WAs Dis
eevsrsd-He Made Whole Family
Stand and peliser-oniy Wore Small
Mask-Aad or Preacher Clothes.

Hfllsboro. ore, Sept 4.-ReY. Il. III
Kennedy. formerly pastor OF the Goa
gregational church here, has been
placed under arrest and lodged In jail
on a charge of burglary Recently the
house Of T. II. Warren was entered
by a masked burglar. who attempted
To chlorufoFm the family Warren. bis
daughter and Mrs MackindsF OF 81.
Helena. Cal. were in the house.
The burglar nrst entered Mrs. Mack
inders room and tried 70 ehlOrotOrm
her She aWoke and started 10 scream
which aroused the others. On enter
ing the room where the Intruder stood
Miss Warren struck match and sec
ing a man wearing MASK she fah
down stairs for her father While she
Vas down stairs the rubbvr lighted thv
lamp and set II ON the iOor. close 20
the window. where he hal salHei 81
trance by means " a ladder
As Miss Warren and her father r.
turned a revolver was drawn % them
and they were all ordered 10 stand ln
line and deliver Oysr their yalaabira
and money Mrs MaekiudeF delivered
her purse. containing 81 together With
a gold watch valued a, $50 The VO
men closely observed the inffuice
Miss Warren even gDing So far as g.
grab his mask and partially remove u
tis remained Tor nearly hall an hDaf
and then left the house through The
window by which he catered Thr
burglar ana not attempt 10 disguise his
Dress simply wearing a mask over hts
face Miss Warfea claims that skr
recognized the minister both BY kis
voice and his elofhins
Kennedy. Who came here from AZ
bany about uInr moaths aso. vas
pastor u the Congregational church
here Tor Il short time lie pas dis
mlsaed because he dli not t~yut~
enough Tins 10 church work Lately
he has been engaged az timbs'r
cruiser lie Is man % culture ani
has wife and three snail rhll1scn.
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has been made public through unofii-
cial sources In the war department.
IL Is in the form Of letter to Sscre-
tary Root. In 1t are recommendations
for the improvement OF the army ser
vice. The general regards the cavalry
as obsolete, saying the automobile
will take the place of the horse in the
next war. For that reason he advises
reducing the cavalry branch to the
minimum and the building Of military
roads Of strategic Importance through
out the country in time Of peace.
The steamer North Star. which has
come back from Alaska. reports the
pack OF the principal salmon canneries
at Bristol Bay, Alaska. to be as fol-
lows: Alaska Packers association.
PSI. 900 cases; Pacific Packing L Nav
igation company. $1,000; Alaska Fish
ermen's Packing company. $4,000.
Portland-Alaska Packing company,
IS, 900; Columbia River Packers assO-
citation. 2S.T00; Wood River Packing
company. $4,000; North Alaska Sal
mon company. $4,000. Total. 4s4.7oO
cases. The season was stormy and
nine men were drowned at Bristol
Bay
The Union Veterans union. com
posed OF soldiers of the civil war. IA
vors the use Of old Fort Sherman
Idaho. for use as a national soldiers
home. The union held its annual en-
campment at San Francisco at the
same time the recent G. A. r. gather
ing took place. r. B. Scott Of SpO-
kane offered the following resolution
which was adopted: That this en-
campment Indorse the bill now before
congress for giving the abandoned
Fort Sherman. Idaho. for q national
soldiers home, and that we ask Presi-
dent Roosevelt and members OF both
houses of congress to use their utmost
endeavors to pass this bill" Mr.. Scott
also presented a resolution indorsing
Roosevelt for president in 1904. which
was unanimously adopted by the union.
What is supposed to have been an
attempt to hold up the westbound
flyer on the Great Northern by Kid
Curry and his gang occurred recently.
soon after the train had left the Malta
water tank. and was only frustrated
by detectives riding on the engine,
Three suspicious looking characters
boarded the train and two started 10
climb over the tender. when they were
discovered by officers. who covered
them with guns and ordered them OF.
They promptly slid OF the tender. dis
appearing under cover OF the night
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IHSURRtcTION N MACEDONIA
HAS BEEN PROCLAIMED IN THE
NORTHERN PART.
RsVoiutionlsts Just Waiting for the
Word When sultan's Anniversary
Fighting Coming in-Turks Massa-
ere Inhabitants Of Whole Village.

Sofia. Sept, She Macedonian
revolutionlsts awaited the anniversary
of the sultan's accession to proclaim
their long anticipated general insUr-
rection In northern Macedonia, the
proclamation OF which has been issued
and signed by all members of the in
surgent general stan. The new out
DOMAIN leaders. General Zentchief.
president OF the Macedonian commit
tee, and Colonel Jankotf. who was
wounded in the rising OF 1909.
The new territory covers the dis
tricts in the valley OF the Struma. at
the base of the Rhodope mountain
chain and to the north OF the river
Vardar. Colonel Jankoff Is directing
the movements of the bands In the
southern part.
News Of severe lighting Is stirl com
ing in. At the village Of Armensi.
after a days fighting, the Turkish
troops in the nighttime massacred the
entire population OF $50 men and 200
women.
The Turks have also massacred the
Inhabitants of the village OF veteso.
It Is rumored that Helml Pasha.
the inspector for Macedonia. refuses
to leave his headquarters In the konAk
at Monastir. The insurgent leader.
Gruen. In a letter TO Helmi Pasha.
demanded that he prevent the barbar-
GUS acts Of the Turkish soldiers and
Bashi bazouks. otherwise the revolu-
tionists would massacre all the Turk
ish inhabitants. The insurgents have
occupied the mountain pass Of Ger
gele, on the main line from Salonica
TO Uskub. and Turkish troops have
been sent to dislodge them.
The town OF Malkotirnovo Is re-
ported to be in a state OF anarchy.
the Turks plundering the houses and
committing unspeakable atrocities on
the women.
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LATE NEWS IrRMa

HenFy WeilbFenneF has been 49,.
ed at Sycamore Hill while mak,s-
persistent demand to see Praslaa..
to the village and placed In the -
prison. He Is supposed TO be lnss.s
AS the result Of . bicycle aeclas-.
Roosevelt The man was armed 49,
a revolver. fully loaded. He was ,sss.
at Spokane. w, C. Staples Is =, ~.
hospital suffering from conclusion 4,
the brain.
The fourth attempt TO sail a..
was expected to be the coneludius -
betweeR Reliance and Shamroek \,
failed miseFably Wednesday. "a
yachts were not even sent across ~
line.
AL New York more than g00o Ras,s.
were in line recently Ia The varnaa
II the delegates to the nalioaal 80.
sentloA Of this fFateFRal order. NJ.
dreds OF thousands chesFed Ghe vlsss.
Tag delegations as they maEehsa a..
the principal th0EoaghfaFes. IN
parade Vas reviewed By Mayor IL.
President Roosevelt Was expected N
be pFessnt. but onaeial basInsss a.
tanned him al Oyster hay.
The annual estimate % the wAsnt
crop II Oregon. Washington ~
idaho places the total yteid Ia ~
three states for 1903 Al saTs9 -
bashels divided as toilowss waahlnr.
tam. ~ 1000 o00s oFeEoh. l.asa -
Idaho, asa. 0eo. The eEeB is aezrsy y
per esat bei0w thal u last year.
The shsasesaSat IL aaAoance4 4
Miss uozisG 10 The aaks ~ Ra4hssrA
fhe dak. u R0Abgrgh - naw -
gi~sL u Mrs Ogdea d0slsE. hnesA~e
u Miss MAY 0o~sss. Al NsWpast. al
Re daEe. Who VAS bora 10 isTg. : w
oAhrF VI s1As ~ 300 acres.
Mrs Julia MeNair Wright u Fslssa
Mo died fseenlly. aged 81 years "a
vas The author u = nunbrF II So
eesstai books uhieh hase sees srHas
'atrd lhss several foreign l4Asaaesa
aai are Ia Bsepafatian tOF . teAf Assk
FOE thr biihd
rhe Erahd Jury ease against solas
chief u HzAGlle has b-eA aLsMlas@s
4 q bFopa. a Seii knSWn ne
horse man Il toua FvsidisE a. ctsam.
a. shof aaA kliiesa hiHas1h 81 cseaasa.
iowa. because bic h9sss haa soss !
raee aha b@eaHss be had lost tia@
thaE be had bet
Articles u incorporation os the uras
knn. washthEsnn q idaho Ransu,a
rnnpany have bssa siea Stth ne Is.
iltpf A. Lrvlst0a e l. tscorrasalaa
60 raH trum Riparia 10 t.swtztaa ana
bvile4vd Rio be a pian 20 cuau@cs sha
| % Il 4 y riysr ilnea.
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rutn.raP rlnc.l. De-.

Ia addition to the hoaor Of sep
rcsentlng his cugntry 90 an gntrraA
tlonal arbitration tribunal. 81 annAtaf
George Turner u tho state % Wash
inEton will probably receive a pfiaesly
fee for his services AZ msmber of The
Alaskan boundary commission. ukleh
has begun It's sittinEs Ia toedoa. Sag
land The salary Tor tbs nrmb crs u
the commission is irft 10 the dlscrs
ton ot Prraideat Hoosev~lt. but thr
opinion % men familiar With aurA nat
trrs Is that Il will not 30 less thAa
$50 900. while u may reach $50 600
Nearly always 10 such raara com
p"nsattou - l.ft 10 the president
Fresiaont McEial~y alloWs4 ,A- Paris
commissioners. who negotiated the
treaty % peace utth spain Ia ls9s
100000 zach.
Congress appropriated 800 600 Dor
the expenses u the Alaska bounaAry
commission. bat Il r. understood thai
salaries u the thre@ cuuaniiss5nnrrs
are not 70 be paid our Of that appro.
priatinu.
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"ilI"mstadt. Curacao. Sept. :.
Harsh Justice IL being melted ont 90
foreigners residing Ia tho interior n,
Venezuela, where the heal authorities
are bunting DOWN all foreigner. ~hr
dare to present claims aEalns, Vru-
zuela in accordance with the recent
protocol
Near Coro. local tribunal refused
to accept tho testimony Of ave Italians
On the latter insisting 10 rendering
their dispositions three we're thrown
into jail. Two Of them attempted 10
escape and were arsd upon. one helms
killed. The Venezuelan government
does not deny this occurrence. but n
doing all Il can 10 prevent a repetition
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-09-05

Estimates have been submitted TO
Rear Admiral Endicott, chief Of the
bureau Of yards and docks. for the
improvements and expenditures at
various navy yards for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1905. These estimates
are made by the civil engineers at.
tached to the various navy yards.
The total amount for New York Is
S3.624.714; for Pensacola, Fla, 32.545,-
SIS; for Port Royal. s. C., 34,s69,246;
for New Orleans, $3.s16. 100; for Puget
sound, s3.O96,054
The Puget sound estimates include
the following items:
New dry docks. $500. 900: repairs
to timber dry docks. 100000; pur-
chase Of land. $4,000
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Tacoma. sept g-Capsaia rssalaa.
commanding Tho tetfsa atasss poss a
F"-t EEa~st os thv Yakun. has utfea
-a0 ~as Gspastarat tas sakhGftsJ 10
'Tpd a fciist "tp~disiae 10 800 -
p"v~rish"d mispsa sbo started Ia fasf
77 Boo mills isip ihruuEh = traefises
wilderness = the TAI river Ia ths cna
per river valley 90 Tanaaa river. skssee
t' takuA Mlnrrs harrisd tnsn Nsffa4
Asi spriHE "aiT In mad that slasm
prospects 'bsro wpra workable assg
by Hydraulic mlRiRE on q iAfEr seaAs
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-09-05
COLD sLoooED MURDER.
n. 7. Edison Of New York Kills Mrs.
Pullen, Then Suicides.

~. ]. EueoH oI view NoFR MUS WIS
PulIen, Then Suicides.
New York. Sept 4.-Henry Town
send Edison. son OF former mayor Of
New York. Franklin Edison. at his
apartments at 292 West Ninety second
street. shot and instantly killed Mrs.
Fannie Pullen OF 673 West End ave
nue.. and then shot and killed himself
The murder and suicide appear to
have been premeditated and followed
a dramatic scene In which Edison call
ed upon Mrs. Pullen. close and hon.
ored friend Of his wife and family. to
desert her husband and children and
hy with him to another state. Mrs.
Pullen. very handsome woman. Is
said to have been the daughter Of a
United States naval officer.
The double tragedy brought 10 the
surface the fact that Edison. who was
controller" OF St Michael's Protest.
ant Episcopal church. had been sus-
pected Of misappropriatins funds be
longing to the parish and that expert
accountants were at work on his &C.
counts. II was also declared by those
related to the family that Edison was
financially distressed on account Of
Wall street speculations. Whatever
may have been the precise cause OF
the tragedy. members Of the Edison
family insist that the man was In.
sane
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-09-05
INSPECTING THE COLUMBIA.
Washington Congressman at We
natchee.

natchee.
Wenatchee, Wash, Sept limited
States Senators Ankeny and Foster
were rendered q reception and banquet
Monday afternoon by . large assem-
blage. Their mission Is to inspect
the Columbia river to the British line,
with the hope Of securing an early ap-
preparation from congress to clear the
distractions from the river and make
it navigable for steamboat tranic- Sena-
tor Foster, in his remarks, said he
would do all in his power to help Sc
cure the money necessary to carry on
the work. He was willing TO listen to
remarks presented by any or all Of
the audience, and would try and act
in accordance with their wishes.
Senator Ankeny said in part that ir.
rigation and transportation were the
problems that were confronting the
people Of our great state. and the west
in general. He cited instance after in
stance where but few years ago land
that was barren Is now blossoming as
the rose. He thought the process Of
irrigation would be continued until all
the immense bodies Of desert land
would be brought under water He
said that In many instances larger ap-
preparations were given for small un.
navigable streams in the east than
was appropriated for all of Washing.
ton combined, and he would use his
undivided efforts to secure just and
liberal appropriations for the Column
Ola river as we'll as the state in gen
eral.
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Must Pay Fare.

Chicago. Sept. 3.--Stockmen
throughout the west. who have for
many years been enjoying free trans.
portation from their homes to the
shipping centers, will find this privi.
lege curtalled after January /. 1904.
The executive officials Of western lines
have agreed that on and after the date
mentioned they would discontinue the
Issuance to stockmen of return trans
portatlon. thereby compelling them to
pay their fare to their homes after
having come to the various shipping
centers with stock.
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Farmer Blows srsln on.

Walla wsIls. wash. Sept -
william " Foster. = we'll To do farmst
On tho south fork Of the walla walla
,''''' committed suicide In a hay lut
mere BY blowing his brains out vita .
r'ae He was respondent over disease
ana domestic troubles. lie was visit
'nE His father. J ". Foster. q stock.
holder In ono IT the local banks
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TIsasl,I om.-aI. csr.s Ms..

So Paul Sept I Robert = Arm
strong. assistant secretary ~ ths uafss
'7 STATES treasury. y y. agrahan. spt
.sT'ar ~ the port q Ssw Yagk. saa
hamilton Fish. assistant al Nav Ycek.
Fas" ief' here tar tho rarisc eoass.
NhHFe they will vislt q number a.
titles Returning east the party -
spend Ws~k or more Ia religws,uae
park
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Rejected suItor pespondent.

Spokane, Sept 2.-Rejected by his
sweetheart, Private Burbin of Com.
pany 1. Nineteenth infantry. made a
spectacle attempt at suicide, accom-.
panied by his sweetheart's chum, Miss
Lulu Hoffman. With handkerchief
tied about their four hands the two
jumped of the footbridge leading to
Fort Wright and landed in the chilly
Spokane river 30 feet below. Then
he changed his mind and swan ashore
with his fair companion.
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sweeny Pays.

Spokane. Sept. 3.--The last act in
turning the big Occur d'AIene mines
over to Charles Sweeny's new Federal
Mining C Smelling company was &C
complished in New York. when Mr..
sweeny MADE the entire payments for
the Standard. the Empire State Idaho
and the Mammoth mines. The amount
paid was approximately 31.s75, 900 In
cash and over 10000. 900 in the stock
Of the big merger.
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Aai"a'ea sep, The BHssaftaa IL.
s1fEents snsiaIer'i a sewers FsrsFse e
5milosp toou - shsa bstGg asilpa ne
iasar9rnis tp tho aHmbev ~ Ne. 90
enplrd a pssi'iua ga = ksiEhG saieA
saa ss9ruard By ssa haGtaIlgas ~ Tafs
fish troops ruu maeAsi bY srrFss
Pasha Aitsr a1ainE tD09 n thstr ass
a~r ths jiaiEarlaas sed IL ne hare q
'h" heavy rarktsA zrtiIlsFy sFv TAe
THrktsh losszs N~rp lnstEuiaranG
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Wheat crop Better

harrington. Wash, Sept 3.-wheat
In the Harrington wheat belt Is Weld
ing better than expected Chris
hnapps wheat went &c bushels. Coo
Mltts Is averaging % bushels. Goo
hnapp's made ~ bushels An this
was supposed to make about 20
bushels. ~
The highest average was reportod
bushels. Suns "V
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~ Paul. Sept t.-sixteen thousand
p"opl" saw Dan Patch unsuccessiully
attempt to lower his worlds record at
no state fair grounds. Despite TIE
.a't the great PAGER had gone against
'lme At R"advilIe, Mass. and had been
almost continually on the cars unni
today he went mile in two minutes
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Fleht Packing Trust.

Kansas City. Mo-. Sept. 3.-Twenty.
Ave stockmen from different parts Of
the western grass country met in the
Midland hotel in this city and arrang.
cd to perfect the organization OF a
packing company to compete with tho
alleged packers trust. The new com.
pany was named the Independent
Packing company.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-09-05
New Fort fnr r.nnlmall.

Victoria, n. c.. Sept. i--unconafm'
% rumors are current At EsquimaH
mat new fort will shortly be adde's
10 the Esquimalt defense, situated q
Nlh'rt Head. iutting into Royal Roads.
10 miles from Victoria. Report SAYS
TWO six inch guns will be placed there
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Base aaIl seh.dul.

September 29-Octobsr t-nut,s a,
salt Lake: Spokane at Seattle
September 27-salt Lake at Butte
Spokane at Seattle.
September oit-Salt Lake At sn,.
kane: Butte Mt Seattle
September 1870 Butte At spokan..
Salt Lake at Seattle.
september 2227- Seattle a, spo.
kane.
september 2227-Butte at Salt
Lake.
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Yankse,a Runksra Anra.

Newport. II. 1.-The flagship
Yankee Of the naval training squad.
ron. which is flying the nag Of
squadron, which II living the nag Of
Rear Admiral w. c. Wise. and which
has been engaged in the maneuvers on
Portland, Maine. entered the harbor
with her mIdshlp bunker aflre.
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To Much Joy Killed Him.

San Juan, p. r.. Sept. 3.-Jose Mar
zero. a nonleprous patient who was
liberated from the leper colony as a
result Of the recent investigation. died
Of heart disease, superinduced by JOY
at his release.
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Geo. 3. Lathroo suleId.,

SPOKANE, Sept. 3-"fIow sweet ,,fs
~, even after health Ia gone" wrote
george u. Lathrop az his last e,pro,
SION Ger he stuffed on this mor,,t
Respondent. '' was
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Lonasn s.ll. 70 Md nnIl.n.

Adsu. Arabia. Sept s.-Tha prtneirai
sources IT the supply Of rites and 90
intuition IN the Mud Mauah's sartss
w HoHaliland have been traced
'hFouEh complete Identification y
radTruArks ,hruugh agents At HafsAF
and Jthutil. AbJssinia. to = Lsadoa
firm
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No Race Tuesday.

New Nork, Sept. 2.-The third at
tempt to sail the third and probably
the final race Of the series for tho
Americas cup was a failure Tues
day.
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Blu CARGO Of Goldfish.

San francisco. sept. THE brig
Emma O. and the schooner Emma
Claudina have arrived from Derine see
with 23s,O 900 Goldfish.
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cleveland, Ohio, Sept. s-Tou mi.
, ,pn' wv was crowned queen n,
n NJ ~ ..'. IN the presence Of 5000 peo.
pie NJ the interclty matinee.
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Jim Wardner Dying.

Rossland. b. C., Sept. 3.--James
Wardner, famous throughout the
Kootenays and Occur d'Alenes az a
mining promoter and raconteur. is
dying from blood poisoning In a MIL.
waukee hospital.
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Arbitration Court.

The Hague. Aug. 31.--The arbitra.
tion court for the Venezuela claims as
sembled September 1.
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Church membership is not an Gle
vator into heaven.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-06-13
"0altum" 10 lntoxicatlnr

Ihe supreme court affirms Judge
Holt in his conviction of II. A. Gill
and Anthony Evans, walters at the
Columbia theater, who were sentenced
to pay a fine of go or 20 to prison for
30 days for selling "Maltum, " pre-
paration resembling beer. The court
holds that malt liquor is presumed to
be intoxicating, and quotes Webster
to that effect. The syllabus in the
Gill case is as TO lows:
State of Minnesota, respondent, Va.
81. A. Gill, appellant.
The defendan was convicted in the
municipal court of Minneapolis of the
otfense of selling one quart of malt
liquor without q license contrary to
tie city ordinance. Upon his appeal
from an order denying his motion for
rev trial, it ia held:
First-It was not necessary to a,lege
in the complaint that the malt liquor
was intoxicating, or to plead the or.
dinance, or to conclude the complaint,
co'trary to the statute.''
Second-The city council of Mime.
apolis has the power to prohibit and
punish the sale of malt liquor withou,
q license
Third-The court did not err in ex
cludiug evidence tending to show tha
the defendant believed the liquor sole
by him was not intoxicating.
Fourth-The conviction is sustained
nv the evidence. Order affirmed
Start, j., Minneap lis Journal.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-06-13
Encouraging lmpossibiIitiss.

Under the heading of 'sThe Battle
Ground of Modern Thoug ht" the Chi
cago Record-Herald, one of the great
est dailies in the U. S., astrictly gold
and plutocratic organ, in it's Sunday
edition gives page of articles chiefly
from Socialists and Single Takers.
1t is no doubt the policy of the mo
nopolists to encourage the growth OF
sentiments and organizations, which
have no possible chance of enlistinp
the support OF q majority of the people.
This policy may not be the reason the
Record-Hera1d gives page to the ad
vocates of measures impossible of ad
option under existing legal and equit-
able property rights, but we do not
recall any such liberality shown to the
advocates of Missouri
World