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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-10
Mns oeu Geri4tsbSfeu.
Beri9t Der 8roBeei d tp o..
L n II.

,SU OeIHIelOeI eIgUUell lle IulYellue
9lntlasen
George Sameion, Siebitabl uno gr=
lan9en bon 8elo unter fali4en Tor=
mdnoen; Sobn 8roun, 8rOBoieb=
ftabl; Sarrp Senoerion, SrOboieb=
fta6l.
Sie 8uriden murben bem @rimi=
nalri9ter porsefii6rt uno ertldrten iib
ni9ti9rloig.
Samuel Wtanbel, elm 6aufmann
aus @rptberspiQe meloete i'm Sunoes=
seri9t ieinen Bancroft an. Die
actiUa belaufen fib auf $500, Die
Yailipa auf $l,751.85.
Der &siieontel Sobn s. SenOur bon
@reensburs iit ebenfals pleite. Seine
paiiiba belaufsn iid auf $1,965.75,
tpel9en 9lctipa i'm Setraee Don $25
seseniibsritsben.
Der 6 6afe= 8 u 3 m e=G al |.
Sm 8unbesseri6t wuroe seitern Dor
&i9ter 9lnoerion nit ben gerbanolun=
gen iiber Die 9lase besonneli, wel6e
6reo 8. @baie, Gater uno gOrmuno
oes irrIinnigen Woies 6owler @baie.
ge9en oeiien Sante, Trau Spbelia
6otpler Oubms, unb beren damn,
CHARLES $. Subme, eingerei6t bate.
Serielbe perlan9t, oab lie iiber Die
Summe bon 100000, wel6e ieinem
So9ne gebOrte uno Wel9e lie in 9dn=
ben sebabt babeu. einen &s4eni9afts-
beridt einreiden iOQen.
Cine ganse 9lnsabl BON 9lnuGltan
mar anweienO. Ser &ldger mar Osr=
treten bur3 q. 6. Sarris bon bier,
Stuart, SammOno & Simms uno
Sanlp & Wooo BON 2afapette, iopie
Jraier & Sibam bon 6opler; Sub=
mes &eprdientanten tuaren Sarmon 81
@oliton unb &ittrebse & Wilbp bon
Cincinnati, Sumler & 8aploro uno
@eorse g. Sapwoob bon 2afapette uno
Wm. u. 6st9am bon bier. 9lus ben
Terbanolungen sing unter 9lnoerem
berpor, bab Der iunge irriinnise Mil :
liondr nidt peniger als 1000 Ncres
2ano beiiBt. Der 9rOBte She'll oer-
ielben befinoet ii9 in Benton @ountp.
8efGiebsn.
&i9ter 2eatbers bemiliste SpIepbine
&oienbaum bic S6eioung bon ibrem
8atten Samuel. Serielbe bate fie in
liebloier Weiie bebanbelt. Seine gl=
tern tparen oagssen, oab er lie beira=
tbete, uno fie ioaen In ibren 8riefen
an ibn, i6n regelmdBig segen iie aufse=
lfa4elt baben.
9 d eibun9sfla age 9esen ei.
Ien u bot ofaten.
Dor benz Specialridter 2atpion &c.
Sarpep wuroe geitern ii6er bic S6si=
ounsstlase Derbanoelt, welde 6rau
sla growoer 9e9en ibren @atten, ben
prominenten &e6tsantpa!t g8ilbur s..
growoer einsersidt bate. sic per=
lan9t $4,000 9llimente.
giae Glage 3urii fgesoee n.
2ulu Saolep, oas vbsriibmte" @r=
3ammermdoel bonn @n9liib SOtel, pel=
DIES SOOfer 8. WaIbinston's Simmer
nidt aufrdumsn wolts, bat ibre auf
$4,000 lautenoe S6aoenerIabtlaae
sesen Die Wsifern llnoion Selegrapb
60. uno Die Snoiana Sotel go. our9
ibren 9lnpalt Senrp 6. Cor pieber
suridsieben lafsn. gs mar i'm 6otel
fir lie elm Selesramm eingelaufen,
weldes angeblid erf IL Stunoen ipd=
ter on lie abseliefert purbe.
6 ri m | n l9eri9t.
0lilt peo wurbe i9uloig befunoen,
Sim Sfinnes, einen Gections-8or=
mann Der Big Sour gabn nit einem
Meher beorobt gu baben. gr battle
So uno Soften gu 3ablen.
Wdbrsno Der 8erbanolungen fam es
sipiI9en benz Staatsanpalt uno benz
Iertbeioiger s. 8. Samrid gu iola'
beftisen Acknowledgment, oaB Der
&idter benislben Gin6alt sebot uno
brObte, geioe wegen MiBa9tuna beg
8eridts beifrafen su ipullsn.
Sm Poliseiseri9t
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-10
Nahri6ten aus Snbiana.
Torttaic Suitdnoe berrid)en
1pieocr TIT GpanSptae.

>>"' -s"SIhhbAtNS 'SNh0Sb
iieben bon Den perionsn, wsl9e in bsm
9ampf am Montag Ibenb getOotet
wuroen, beerbist. Sie @eiiiliden err
tldrten in ibren 2eidenreosn, oaB bic
Sruppen ni9t fir ben SOB Der &eute
oeranttuortlib sebalten perben biirften.
@inise bon ibnen fo9ten in ibre 9ts=
ben Die IeuBerun9en Elm, baB Die lpie
anwenoung Der 8eisBe bauptid&li6
fir Die IusI6reitun9en perantiportlid
lei. IOr ieoem Sauie, bon weldem
aus eine Seeroieuns itattfano, tparen
spei pOli3iften aufseiteut; unruben
famen iebo6 nidt bor.
Die Sef6worenen baben bereits
neunsebn Nnflaesn in Ierbinbung nit
ben nnruben pOm SOnntag erbOben
unb fie unteriu9en jeBt bic 8orgdnse
pOm WOntas.
Die 3abl Der Sobten in 6Olge Der
&rawalle belduft ii4 ieBt auf sebn uno
stuei anoere Mdnner, Sro:psti uno
See, meroen wabri9einlid aud ni9t
nit benz 2eben oaponfommen.
@dbreno beg Saees purben bier
gans offen Srobunsen ausseitoBen,
OaB es ben bisiisen MiIi3=SOloaten
idlimm ergeben wiiroe, uenn Die 3rub=
pen bon auswdrts einmal abseso9en
lino. glnoere ggitatOren ertldren au4,
baB elm alleemeiner 9lneriff auf Die
gfeger erfplgen tuerSe, nadoem Die
Sruppen abse3Osen fino. Iiele prO=
minente 8irger nebmen oieie SrO6un=
gen iebr ernft.
Se 8 M rbes ibentifisirt
&ob. See, alias See Sropn. Der
M6roer ces pOli3iiten Mailee. 1T in
Dem &eformatorium als Elm sewillsr
Sinslep ioentifisirt pOroen, uel6er
bort am 81. Sanuar 1896 big IL. Sc=
tober 1901 uesen Worbansriffs einen
Sernlin aboipnte.
Sie Sruppen ntuurben3uriid il d.
ge3ogen.
gbansbille. Na9bem General
Wc&se Spnneritae cine ldneere 1nterre=
ouns per Selepbon nit 8ouberneur
Surbin gebabt bate, Oronete er an,
oaB idmmtlide auswdrtise Wili3trup=
pen bic Stabt gu rdumen baben; bic
@panspiae @ompagnie tpurbe entla1en.
Die Serre Saute @Ompagnie reite
9iadnittass ab; bic bier Snoianapoliier
Gompasnien unb gatterie ~" bampf=
ten um Mitternadt per Spe3ialsua ab,
unb bic gincennes Wannidaften tpur=
ben am Jreitas WOrsen surHdse=
ianot. Sas polisei= Departement miro
fir &ube unb OrSnuns gu iorsen
baber.
Gin W u ferlanbwirt
9etorben.
Nep III amp. = Sonatban
Searb, Elm prOminenter Jarmer unb
Sruat3iidter bon Glopo @Ountp. Sno.,
itarb Wtittpod in ieinem Seim in
@eor9etOWn Sopnibip, feds Wteilen
bpn Stem 9llbanp, an elmer Nffettion
Der 2unse. Die ibm ieit feds MOnaten
gu ibaffen sema9t bate.
gr erreidte Elm Nlter bon IS Sabren,
Die er fait ale auf ieiner Garm perlebt
bot, uno bintsrldBt feline g8ittme unb
einen Sobn.
Searb mar elm tidtiser Garmer unb
oafiir in Igans Snbiana betannt uno
seiu9t. Ser beriforbene @ouberneur
MOunt' ernannte ibn gum Oeleeaten
oes Matlonalen Garmer.&OnsreHss gu
orei Malen, troBoem er 3onturrens fir
ben plab bate.
Mp orb.
Serre Saute. Sn elmer wef.
lid bonn Wabaib GluHe befinolibe
9iitts wuroe am Sonneritas bic ber=
itiimmelte 2eide Der Grau Marp @il=
more gsfunoen. sic mar nit sinem
6niippel tobtseialasen tporben. Sem
3ufanb Der 2eide nod 3uIurtbsilsn,
muB bic Sbat bereits am Oienftag aus=
sefiibrt uoroen iein. 0is ermorbete
Trau tpar Sc Sabre eft uno bic Satin
oes Sr, Gilmore. Sas GheDaar lebte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-10
Gomntb &ebifons= =8eb bOroe.

Die @ountp. .&epif fons=geb6roe bat
ben Steusrtpertb bss gisentbums fOl=
genber 6irmsn i'm @ountp tpie folgt
feitgeiebt:
1908 1902
grpipn Riper Sanb
& Supply 60. ..... 5 1000 9}em
OubieI Shilling 60. -. 500 1,075
9almer Concrete 9ollow
SloG Co.. .......... 5000 9ieu
Security Truit 60. -. $4,000 350,OOO
5be Central Sruit Co.. 150,740 145, $50
Sbe Commercial Truit
1880 gleu
1bs Snbiana Truit 60. sO5,OO0 $50, 100
1be Warion Sruit Co.. 16O,650 157,200
9be Union Truit Co.. 100000 598, 500
Union 0aI 9aper Co.. 4,4O0 9len
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
Bcdoulns and Water.

1t Is not unusual TO hear a Redouin
upon reaching a camp where water is
offered him refuse it with the remark,
Il drank only yesterday" On the Be-
douins' long marches across dry coun-
tries the size Of the water skins is nice
ly calculated to just outlast the jour
ney. and they rarely allow themselves
to break the habit OF abstemiousness,
as this would be sure to make their
next water fast all the harder. They
ere accustomed from infancy to regard
water as a most precious commodity
and use it with religious economy.
They know every hollow and nook In
the mountains where water may be
found. Their camels and goats, which
they take with them ON their marches
to supply them with milk and meat,
live principally on the scanty heritage
and foliage Of the thorny mimosa.
Neither men nor animals drink more
than once in forty eight hours. No
wonder they can subsist where invad-
ers quickly perish.-New York Tribune,
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
Ranks viii Be Amalgamated.

" ~
The subscribers to the Union Bank
and Trust Company at Meridian, has
closed q deal for the purchase of the
controlling interest 10 the Meridian
National Bank. The Union Bank and
Trust Company is now being organic
ed with a paid up capital OF SlJO,0oo,
the stock of the same having been
largely oversubscribed. As soon as
organization of the new bank is effect
ed it is the intention of the purchasers
of the controlling interest in the Me-
ridian National to effect ar amalgama-
ton. All of the remaining ~stockhold-
ers of the Meridian National will be
invited TO come iu with their stock on
an eqnal basisss Capt. J. Fl. Wright,
president of the bank, sold his inter
est along with the Eastern stockhold'
ers. He will remain with the ba al
until Jan. l, when, it is said, he vii
assume the presidency of "a BANK a
some other place.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
At the Gun Counter.

A seedy looking customer, with an
Arkansas mustache, a Wild West beard
OF three days growth and an Indian
Territory look in his eye, was buying a
six-shooter in an uptown firearm
store.
This one is $4.75,' said the clerk,
"and it's a good gun for the money!
Cant you come down a little on
that" queried the buyer, looking up
under his shaggy eyebrows and rusty
sombrero. Being answered in the mega.
tive, he paid the price, thrust the gun
loosely into his trousers pocket, got u
supply of cartridges and went cut.
Il don't care what he does with that
gun" carelessly remarked the clerk,
"but l know very well he has no in
tentiOn of suicide. He wouldn't have
cared anything about the price, if he
had. He says he boards on the Bow
cry; place is tough looking, but the best
he can afford. and he wants the gun to
protect himself. I'm quite sure, any
way, there's no idea Of suicide running
through his head. Folks of that sort
are easy to pick out. They have an
eager, excited manner that gives them
away, and they are mostly women,
too. | refused to sell a gun to one only
the other day. Oh, there's not so very
many of them, but it's dead easy to
know them when one has had a little
experience."-New York Press.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
TOPICS OF MOMENT
FROM MISSISSIPPI
A Garnering Of Events of Note, News
and Views, of Interest to Citizens
of the Bayou State.
NATCHEz AND GULF R. R
Contract Let for Binding the Line Which
Means Much for the Development OF a
Splendid Section-.-Fnture Plans for Biz
Electric Line.

The contract has been let for the
building of the Natchez and Gull
Railroad that has been surveyed from
Natchez to Gulfport. The contractors
are Bracy, Howard & Co., of Chicago,
ana work will be begun very shortly
and will be pushed rapidly to compile
ton. This is the Company that Is
constructing the double track electric
railway from Qaincy, ILL.,, 10 st.
Louis, which has been built at a cost
of So, coo, 900. The same Company
built the dculle.track electric line
from Chicago to Elgin, Ill, and SOM
who are on the inside claim that ultl'
mately there will be an electric linz
from Chicago rto the sea, and tina
Gulfrort will be the Southern teiml
nal. The plan, SO it is claimed, is tt
connect Elgin and Quincy, which il
now connected with ST. Louis. Their
build from St. Souls to Natchez, o.
Vicksburg, and then on to Gulf ort
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30

eyes or the legs or a certain segment.
The little Cyclops and Idotea are in.
stances. In another the yellow grcen
light Is in the eye, the animal seeing
and signaling with these organs One
of the starflsh is a blaze of light, liter
ally a fiery star; not constant. but
steady from n portion to the other,
seemingly at will, until the active
animal blazes out as n star of fire.
Pecring down into the sea. the observer
sometimes becomes witness TO the sig
nails OF various animals. The writer
was floating on the Bay OF Avalon
n night looking down into the water
when he observed a light the size OF
a ten-cent piece directly beneath. Grad
ually 1t increased in size until It be-
came In a short time us large as 4
dinner plate, when it remained for a
moment or two n striking object, then
gradually diminishing to the original
dimensions; it rose from the bottom
to the surface, where 1t soon began to
about i'll a sinuous course, the
light so intense that 1t resembled Il
coal of fire. throwing off p~hosphor-
essence or luminous matter which
formed a train several inches behind
it, soon apparently attracting others,
which pursued it. The water was in
tensely dark and dotted with these
lights, which appeared to be chasing
each other on the surface.
This living light was a minute worm
almost invisible to the naked eye. The
worms are noted for their strange
lights. In some the light emitting or
gans are the feet, and several worms
have lights of different colors. One of
the fishes has two lights upon its head,
ono green, the other yellow, and that
these strange beams do not have Il
special meaning or significance in the
life Of these creatures it Is difficult to
imagine.
Nearly all the marine animals are
more or less phosphorescent. Wave the
hand through the water at light and
a blaze of light appears. The surf is
a mass of light as far as the eye can
see, and the writer has witnessed the
sand so filed with luminosity that
every footstep left a fiery imprint, or
scraping the sand around it aroused
such q blaze of phosphorescence that
print could almost be read by it.
The jellyfishes flash myriad rays OF
light to their comrades in the sea. The
delicate Calpae in red, blue and yellow
tints blaze their way along, while the
large Pyrosoma is a veritable column
of light, each member of the COM
munity contributing a CLEAN the con-
centration of which produces one OF
the most remarkable displays of light
in the animal kingdom; a signal that
penetrates far through the blue depths
of the ocean, burdened with it's un-
known meaning.-New York Times.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
Case of briggs and Beavers.

New York.-In Brooklyn vi
States District Attorney Young1
fused to discuss the reports that
tional indictments had bsen hand
by the federal grand jury against
mer Congressman Edmund II. U
aud George w. Beavers. Unofil
il is learned that Mr.. briggs, ann
by the newspaper reporters of fuI
action in his case having been I
by the jury, has communicated
Col. Youngs and received an an
that so far as briggs himself was
cerned, he knew OF no reindictm|
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
An Army Cinderella.

The Atchison Globe stands for the
following: Cinderella is to be done up.
An Atchison girl visiting in Leaven-
worth swept the front steps of her hos
tess's home. A lieutenant passing by
saw her and fell in love, though he
thought she was a kitchen maiden. He
became acquainted, and the girl. who
has always had an insane ambition to
be loved for herself alone. having read
In books that this Is a characteristic
Of the Vanderbilt girls, didn't tell the
young man that she was not a kitchen
girl. She came home recently wearing
a new diamond ring. A sensation
awaits the young lieutenant when he
comes TO see her"
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
Funeral Of c. Edward Nichols.

The body of @. Edward Nichq
planter on Sicily Island, La, !
committed suicide by wading ID
lake buck of his house and cuttin|
throat with q razor, was carrie.
Natchez for interment. The body
found with a razor tightly clenche
he right hand. Temporary insi
is the cause assigned Deceased
thirty four years Of age. and lea'
wife and three young children.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
New Registration Lists.

The board OF election commissioners
of Jones county having com leted the
work OF revising the registration lists,
it is learned that there remains on the
rolls the names of 2, 1922 white voters
qualified tc vote in the general cleo
ton. Thare q few Republicans who
will not try to v,te in the primaries.
Tt is estimated that there are In Jone,
county about 2 900 white Democratic
voters who will cast their ballots in
the Democratic primaries August
and 9th.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
Small Postofficc Robbed.

The robbery of the postoficl
Plain, a small station on tho Gulf. :.
Ship Island railroad has been rctuo
ed. An inspector will be sent H.,
New Orleans to investigate. ~
robbers secured only a small AMI :,
Of booty, as tho office is small.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
Slight Chance of Special Allotment.

It develops that the chance for
Natchez to get an emelg 1cy a'lot-
ment for the immediate or early re-
pair Of the harbor at that place is very
slim. The mayor has been notified
by the river commission that as Match
ez bad received an appropriation for
local work. q special allo ment could
not be made. A letter was written to
Congressman Mayer, of Louisiana. to
use his influence i'll favor of Natchez-
He replied that the secretary OF "Ar
could make an allotment for emergen-
cy work aud be would bring the mat
ter before the secretary.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
Leyee Contract Let.

The firm of Helgason Bros. q
Dish has been practically awarded
entire contract for building 4S7
yards Of levee along the MissisI
river, from West Pass to Kings II
at Vieksburg, for the purpose o
recting the course OF the Yszoo G
Tho work is recommended to I
by Captain Brom veil. the engine
charge, and the government will
accept the recommendation. The
is given out or an average price
cents per yard.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
King Confcsses.

Henry King has confessed tc
police at Meridian that he manufa
ed the counterfeit coins found i
possession when he aud J. Fl. II
ere arrested. He told the OF
the stamps, dies and complete CO
erfeiters' outfit used could be
hidden at his home in Cubat
Officers Monotte and Hogboomi
so c!everly worked mp the case,
to Cuba and returned with the o
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
Great Southern Hotel Opened.

Save for q few finishing touches
obout the grounds the Great Southern
Hotel at Gulfport is completed, and
it's formal opening has taken place. A
general invitation to attend the open
ing was extended to the pubic. The
Great Southern covers six acres oil
ground, has $50 sleeping rooms, and
its cost is estimated at $500, 600.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
EMBARGO on Cattle Removed.

Washington Secretary Wilson has
issued m order removing the prohibi-
ton against the expectation OF cattle,
sheep and other rnminants and swine
for the port of Boston, on account OF
the existence of the foot and mouth
disease. Shipments will be resumed
as soon as the British government re-
moves the embsrg /, which it has had
In force against New England ports.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
Admitted of Murder.

Joe Brown has been uequitti. a ..
Collins, in the circuit court OIL A..
murder of Hartwell Rogers. TIL, !.
fendant was represented by w IT
Corley, and the prosecution was ran.
resented by r. s. McLaurin.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
Educational improvements.

The city council at Gnlfport
shortly let the contract for a SAL
addition to the Central public sd, !
building. Work will begin at ond,
that the addition may be completI.
time for the opening of the school,
September.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
Suit for Damages.

Mrs. Ruby Bayette, proprieti
tho Meridian Sanitarium, has lnst|
ed suit in the circuit court against
Cumberland Telephone CompanI
damages in the sum of $40, 900.
Bayette claims the company cut
nection With the S%nnitarium while
institution contained a number o.
tiepts who were in a dangerous CT
ton.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
Crime I'm England.

There are now in custody In England
and Wales, undergoing terms of i'm.
p%risonment for crimes CPS aliens of
comparatively recent Importation. An
investigation into the antecedents of
these criminals shows thatin a major.
ity of instances they We're driven or as.
sisted out of their own countries and
entered Great Britain unchallenged.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30

The London and Northwestern Com
pany has announced its intention OF
putting on a train between London
and Carlisle which viii make the trip
of 200 miles without a step. This is
100 miles further than any similar run
In Greet Britain,
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
Old.FashiOned Barbecue.

There will be a grand old iashil
barbecue at CORTLAND, Pamela col,
on Aug. l, and the oitizons Of thai
lage and neighborhood are makinl
cry preparation necessary to tntc|
tho large crowd that is expected
that date. Several candidates.
State offices are expected. THERE
be q picnic OF Batesville on Fri
the 31st inst. I
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
Gardner to Hanz September /.

Will Gardner, colored, who was
convicted at Mississippi City. of the
murder OF Lucy Mcqueen. a negress.
at Virgins, last Christmas eve, has
been sentenced by Judge Neville 10
be hanged Sc, tember i.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
Named in Honor of Ord.

Wash ing ton. Secretary Root
issued an order naming the cal
ment on the military reservatid
Monterey. CAL, Ord Barracki
honor of Mpjor General E. o. C.|
who was an officer Of tbs first
mand that occupied Monterey
20, 1847.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
Mrs. Darlington Granted Divorc

Kansas City, Mo- Mrs. Wilh!sIm
ma Grace Darlington has been grt,.
a divorce from "Lord" FredL i,
Sey mou Darlington, who is noL, :
der indictment at ST. Louis. chi
With murder. The decree resa.
to Mrs. Darlington her maiden a.,
Cochrane. She married BsrriI
10 St. Louis. believing that be w..
English Lord.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
A Much.Statuel King.

Up to date 31S statues of William /.
of Germany have been erected in Ger
man towns at . total cost Of about S5,-
00O. 1000,
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
OUT BY HIS ARREST.

One of the Most Remarkable Characters the Plains Have
Ever Known-He Killed Thirty Indians Unaidcd
and Trai1ed His Stolen Brother for Twenty Years.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30

NE of the most remarkable
characters OF the border
days of the Western States
is now under arrest at
Ainsworth, Neb., charged
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
A LANGUAGE OF FLAME

HE trainman who at Might
swings his lighted lantern
high in air, sending a aief-
mite message to the elngi-
neer several hundred yards
The Washington times., 1903-10-16
LINCOLN PARK TO Be
BEAUTIFIED At ONCE
Colonel Symons Awards a Contract
to Begin the Work.

Citizens of Northeast Washington
have a treat of landscape gardening in
store for them. Lincoln Park is TO be
beautifed Mt once on plans prepared
under direction Of Col. T. w. Symons'
Of the Department Of Public Buildings
and Grounds.
Colonel Symons today awarded the
contract for the granolithic work TO the
Crawford Paving Company. rms IrH
has practically completed the work re-
Gently in progress on tnc reservations
of the northwest section and will take
up the Lincoln Park Improvement next
week
When the artificial stone coping mas
been completed. the woT&men OF Coionel
Svmons' department viii restore the
turf on the new grades ana start Ihe
flower-bed planting for next Sprlns- l.
is expected to make Lincoln PARK next
YEAR the equal of any of the large reser-
Vations of the city.