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NAME OF CANDIDATE.
OFFICE TO BE FILLED

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Al6errnsn .-..-----'--- 70" -
se ssa... Fra & 'a ssa,1 s1PI 5las
So. .-..--..-...-..lH Henry Bsschor..---..--..--
sz,s-4- Ralph TrsUtnann..--...-...
s..sieea; q ID. Boroueh OF = 60
-a $1,000 q sas Municipal ''-'
~ Tu.iS,n lsi.--fcf William S.
Jusace OF - th c.,, M IL SsS
YORK 7hirssenth District julius G. krener.-------
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
.,s ps-+-o.-..-.-.........w William Ewald. ;....--..
District
% - 49,, Abraham S. Schooner
az Edward r. Finch.
o.. Marx Rubln-..-..........--.
srs rasr.ct-....--......U. Humphrey.--..---
a. -,,..-.r. Israel " L,e-ne-.....----..
Or 1,.tcf......-... John p. Tucker.
JOE 49, VTiIIiarn F, scfvrenzer
i2ts MST5 5:sor w i s2l1on
1T r,,s,-ct George c wb,te..........
18th District gaoep -
l7th District. Mashingoon bTauhs''-'''-'
rs.b William =. Soaring
18Th Dstr1ct....-.--.-- Olalles r I0os0"lcN-
10Th sylvester
,l.. district Joseph H.
90 District -........ Henry KIP Woodruff.
"a r,,s,-sc. . Josiah T Newcornb........
oath District Herman I Lurie.......---.
9s,t r,,---sc. - Ezra p Prentice. ..........
samuel Haas
9th District George B. Agnew...--
2st Charles Glogger......-...
zy-n Frederic E Perha-n.
Both District Joseph Lash
3lst District. Ernest H Wallace. .......
826 Joseph Henry Dodn-...--..
Sd District...............H Robert d Ireland.....
2ith District. John = Smith --.....
MEMR aT or LIE BOARD
Isl District. F5s-und P Fitzgerald
e John c. Calder.
90 district Richard L Seuio-.-..-...-.
ST. District Daniel z scies.........
eth District Painter
9TH John A CrifHths
go District. Julius Blurnberr.
ssh Dastrict--.-.-.---.C Frederick HogerheTth...
,oth Distr1ct...-.......-- Isaiah levin ..
zlsh pisuict-.........-.J Joseph T Geoghegan
i iss B BETTE FTa9s,s Ega3 7
h$sn william Carroll. ...........
NTH District. Herman W Fssver -
iesh pisr-ot...-----F Herman FleIensteiu .......
III pss.rict ---.-..--. ~ Fulton Cutting........
"eS 'O''''-''------''-- Hammond ode!l------.---
s7n paFtracs-''----'-.'.. william ;
Er Dist-1cs.-...-..--......i Josenh sohlo-s .....
re Samuel Il. Jones
2e Inward r. Mone....,....-
s<n p<sr.ct-.-.---..-- John r Davies ......--....
no Max ortenhagen.
$50 pistr1cs--.-.--.--.w william W FOrt...........
m s.--.s.-...-'-. Prank y sturges
~en Joseph krUlsh.-..-.......
mn ptstrsct. ssxs-lsv p r2ot,nscn -
eth District. iToAn TSeiler
0R Franklin
L1str-ct- --..-..---- Jacob stiesi ............
80 Elias Goodman.
90 paftrfct-.--.--..J James cowoen Neye-s.......
6A pstrscs-. lssor4., h6,.-..,
80 Michael A Fcuti. ....-..--.
stth Georrs ". MATHEWS.
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Election Notice.
SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC
NAME OF CANDIDATE

Henry Stahi- -.-.--.....''--'
Richard Wlnecks ...-......''
John A. Kilsus -.--.'''''-'-
Joseph Cohn. -.-.--.'.''''' 90
John I. COhn. .-...---..'''-
william C. Burgwald.....-.'
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4
ray Hin Hotel Manhai- 100 broadway. Boro. Of Man
p .-.----.i haitian
Carroll ST. Boro. Of $50 Broadway, Boro. Of Man
ooklyn -.--.-.-- haitian.
West Enc Ave. Manhat- as Broome ST. Boro OF
= Manhattan
West 5sth ST, Bore. Of County Court HoUsa Boro
anhattan ....-........... OF Manhattan
West 10th St. Boro or AZ Cedar St. Boro. Of Man
snfattan -.-----l haitian.
East Broadway. Boro. Of 29s East Broadway Boro CT
anhattan ------.-----.--- Manhattan.
West e'th ST. MAnhat- I41 Broadway. Manhattan.
~
Attorney st. Manhattan. 800 Broadway. Manhattan.
'e@on st. AanHsitAn- - l23e Washington ST. Msnhat-
tan.
Eek =, attain .---- l2sO Broadway. Manhattan
l.aflL.H =. stailhhttan I2s1 Broadway. Manhattan
Ike -, .ls-Il1 ian 16 Pike St. Manhattan.
ION fia'e' Man . WaVerley Place. hanhat-
attain
Boxery. Manhattan. ga West <cnd ~ maBha,
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %. 1903.
Election Notice.
PLACE OF BUSINESS.

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t GO2 West 22nd St. Manhat-
a. and 3 Sd Ave. Manhattan
L I51s sth Ave. Manhattan
. I1s1 Broome St. Manhattan.
L 900 West 41st ST.. Mahha'
t-I275 Greenwich St. Manhat-
l. 45s West 49th St. Manhat-
l7O3 6th St. Manhattan
n-l2 Amstei dam Ave- Man
t. 44o % E :i5i 10th St. Manhat-
ME '7 West 31st St. Manhattan
t 212 East goth St. Manhat-
n 40 Wall St. Manhattan.
t. ; 30 Ave, Manhattan.
n-I1s23 Columbus Ave. Man
o.. haitian.
tbs Court St, Brooklyn
l. l257 Broadway. Manhattan
an 40 Greenwich St. Manhat-
an 81 Liberty St. Manhattan
"a his Wooster St. Manhattan
i.I2s1 Broadway, Manhattan.
n-I3s Park Row. Manhattan.
t. ESQ Broadway. Manhattan
t.eoae Madison Ave. Manhat-
= tan
t 10 Washington St. Man
Ie4 Elm St. Manhattan
p. / World Building. Manhattan
n. ne 9Th Ave. Manhattan
..i346 Broadway. ManhaIldu.
IN Bothune St. Manhattan
I 2SS Grand St. Manhattan
900 Sth Ave. Manhattan
l4G Nassau St. Manhattan
/ I2TI West SD ST Manhattan
=. iIs-15 Broad St. Manhattan
t 5gI 18th Ave, Manhattan
t 1853 Avenue c. Manhattan,
t 400 West Both St. Manhat-
tan.
+ 15s Avenue c. Manhattan.
+ .36s West 5lst st. Manhattan.
n 500 East 10Th St. Manhattan
tin Broadway. Manhattan
2 Is02 broadway, Manhattan.
v i12S Broadway, Manhattan.
t-l142-14G West 10Th St. Man
haitian.
n s47 second Ave. Manhattan
1 1928 Sth Ave. Manhattan
t Il7I5 Amsterdam Ave. Man
haitian.
/ 2o4 Church St. Manhattan
IS West 10Th St. Manhattan.
1891 Avenue \. Manhattan.
.7S2 Sixth Ave. Manhattan
t-.l3-21 Park Row. Manhattan
I 81 West SD St. Manhattan.
+ iisi3 Second Ave. Manhattan.
{ 1855 Fifth Ave. Manhattan
! .3GG Lenox Ave, Manhattan
= 1900 Lexington Ave, Man
haitian.
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{ 20S4 Third Ave. Manhattan.
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YORK city .---s....
If2 Columbia Heights.
Brooklyn $500 -. 20
west New Brighton. Rich
mOnd .-.------- -- &c % 90
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- Eari-l St. Manhattan.
50 Pearl St. Manhattan.
' . Na-daTn ST. Manhattan
4 A. jackson St. Manhattan. .
. tth AYE. Nanhattan-...
49, % Ave, Mani attain.
225 West 18th ST. Manhattan
2G2 Grand St. Manhattan.
419 West 2lst St. Manhattan
ia 7iv-ngton St, Manhattan
42l West 18th St. Manhattan
$50 Grand st. Manhattan.
500 West s2d St. Manhattan
eos East 18th St. Manhattan
465 West 47th St. Manhattan
275 7th St. Manhattan.
7S3 9Th Ave. Manhattan.
= East 67th St. Manhattan
1875 West 10Th St. Manhat-
Tan ..------ 800. O. q
$50 East S7th St. Manhst-
IL West Goth St, Manhat-
6s ives, io6;h St. Manhst-
tan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.S21 East zsth 81. Manhat-
tan --.-.-.... 10
So7 West 13sth 81. Manhst-
SO West i4eth St. Manhst-
Iss East 55th st. Manhat-
Tan ......-... .--...- D..
97 West 20rh ST., Manhattan
3ls East T2d St. Manhattan.
- West s7th St Manhattan.
1871 ID Ave, Manhattan. .
'2es Madison Ave. Manhat-
tan -..-...--. ..-.--..... 10
1904 - Ave. Manhattan a..
2o1 West 10Th ST. Manhst-
24e West 10Th 81. Manhat-
21s Fast lOsth St. sIanhat-
tan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
22~2 1st Ave, Manhattan b.
z34 East 10Th St. Manhat-
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PLACE OF BUSINESS

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9TH District .--.-...-.. -.
Sth District.
9th District.
10th District. .............-- =.
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Goth District.
2lst District. ............-..
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18th District.
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Slst District. ..-.-.---..--. 49,.
SOD District. ........-..-..
s3d District.
S4th District-.-..........---.
MEMBERS OF THE
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NAME OF CANDIDATE


Peter Z. Sherry. .....-...'''
Bennett d Siesolstein .....
Patrick II. Bird. ......-.--.'
william Sohmer............
Hugh Dolan. .........--.-.-.
Edward Rosenstein. ........'
John g. Hackett. ........-.''
Albert c. wiegard.
Thomas J. McManus........
Samuel Prince. ...-.........
John +. Curry 80.
George r. Richter. ..........
James 3. Metcalfe. ......-.
Peter c. Fitzsimons. .......
Harvey watterson. .....--..
William II. Hornidge. .......
Eugene J. Mccarthy. .....
John f. Carew. ......-.....
James F. Mack.
Charles Leopold. .............
Champe 5. Andrews ..-..--.
Emanuel 8. Calm. ......-..-.
William J. Hirschfeld.
Gotthardt A. Litthauer. ...
Milton NJ. Goldsmith. ....
julius Brosen. .............
James o. FArrell-...........
William ], Ellis. .........-.
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None
- Henry St. NanHat-a~
305 West Broadway. Man
haitian
2o4 East Broadway. MAJ
haitian
Mona
&c East Houston ST.. Man
haitian
f41 Broadway. Manhattan.
Nore
334 West Path ST. 1raaaas-
tan
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Mona
80 1Orh Ave. Sar
Mona
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1883 Amsterdam Ave Man
haitian
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is East 2zd St. Manhattan.
- west 14th ST.. Manhat-
1O2 west 4sth ST. Manha,-
tan
None.
232 West 14th St. sranhat-
tan.
None.
124,h 81. and sen Ave. Nan
haitian
$50 East aSd 81 Manhattan.
None
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- = - q ~ 81 r 4 A4A9aaA~s
Associate Judge Of tho Court
OF Appeals.-..--.-.......
mayor -s.-s.....s.--s.
Comptroller ......-.........
President Of the Board q
Aldermen ............-....
Justice o. the Supreme Court.
Fret Judicial District 49,.
sheriff ..s................
President OF the Borough Of
Manhattan .-....---.......
Justice % the M1uicipal
Court % the City OF New
York. Twelfth District.
Justice Of the MUNICIPAL
Court of ths City OF New
York, Tnrteeath District. 4.
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E1erf~ .-...s--.-s. 1900 !.
P-Dsicsns 81 the Borough OF
HGrhsftaD .-.--.-.-. =.
~petlce az Chs Municipal
court q tNe CITY % New
York Tvei>th District. :
Justice OF The Municipal
Court OF the cts OF New
YORK. -hir1senth District. :
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LIST District. ..........-.-.
ID District. ..........
Sd District.
4th District.
9Th District.
9Th District.
18th District.
Sth District. .-..-....-.
9th District
10th District. ...-........
1Ith District.
18TH District. ..............
18Th District. .............
14th District.
18th District.
10th District. .............
nth District. .............
18th District.
18th Observation-Disclosures.
Goth District. .............
2ist District.
22d District. ...............
23d District. ......-.....
24th District. ..............
18th District...............
2sth District. ..............
9th District ......-...-...
18th District. ..-..........
29th District..............
Goth District. .............
31st Distrlct-.......-.-.
3od District.
221 District..............
3i-h DiStriot.......-..-....
35th District-.............-
Seth District. ........."
18th Disrlct..........-.-.-
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Associate Judge OF the Court
OK Appeals.
Mayor -..-.-..'.''-
Comptroller .-----...' ,
President Of the Board OF
Aldermen -.-..... - d.
Justice of the supreme
Court. First Judicial Dls-
tricI. e
Sheriff $1,000 e :
President Of the Borough Of
Manhattan .......-..----
Justice Of the Municipal
Court, Of the City OF New
York. Twelfth District. .
Justice Of the Municipal
court. of the city OF New
York. Thirteenth District. D..
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Pine St. Manhattan
Mona
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Associate Judge Of the Court
OF Appeals. .............
Mayor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Comptroller ...............
President OF the Board OF
AiueTUlen s..............
Justice Of the Supreme Court
First Judicial District.
- .
President Of the Borough of
Manhattan ..............
Justice Of the Municipal
Court OF the City OF New
York, Thirteenth District.
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yor1fos OF tne Sup-ens
curt Fs,vs Judicial Dis
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As.ocssi. rucxo Of tss cOur'
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Charles Z. Manierre-..'--.-
John Mckee .-....ss----''-
Levi Hoag ....-.---.s-'---
William II. Draper 10000
James III. Laird ---....-...-'
Edward \. Packer ..-...--
George B. Hillard- ..--------'
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Dents o'Brien.--.......-.
seth Low
Frederic W. Hinrichs.-.--,
Edward J. McGuire---.......
Henry B!scho-- .--..--..--
Ralph TrsUtnann. .-..-...,
Cyrus I. Sulzberger- -..-..
william S. Bennet-...---.-
Julius C. Kremer-.---..-,
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Conptrorise ...-s--..-.-:---,.
A>Dsfoerf q ths Board o.
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Manhattan. y. y City
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80 East ISSth ST. Bronx.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-08
INSISTS
ON EXTRA
SESSION

Washington, Oct. "a good deal of
pressure has been brought to bear on
the president to induce him not to call
congress into extraordinary session in
November, but to all callers who have
spoken to him in that vein he has said
that this government is committed to
the proposition that the Cuban reci-
procity treaty be made effective at the
earliest possible date and he regards
it as matter of good faith that this
country should keep it's word. He has
declined, therefore, to consider any
proposition looking to the abandon
ment of the idea of an extraordinary
session.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-08

Washington, Oct 3.-Senator Dilling.
ham, chairman of the subcommittee of
the senate committee on territories.
which investigated Alaskan affairs
during the past summer, had a con-
ference with President Roosevelt yes
terday. Dillingham; indicated to the
president that the problem is a great
one. Alaska contains almost as much
territory as is included in that part of
the United States east of the Missis-
sippi river The question of transpor-
tation, is the most serious problem
needing solution. People desire par
ticularly the construction of wagon
roads. AS the territory is source OF
revenue TO this government he is of
the opinion that the building of rea-
sonably good roadways can be pro.
vided for by legislation.
One highway, especially from Valdez
to Eagle City, 500 miles, would opel
up rich country, and it's construction,
he believed, would develop that Sec
tion in remarkable way The peo-
pie believed. he added, that immense
copper deposits north of Valdez would
be exploited if this road were built and
would be naturally followed by private
capital constructing a railroad along
practically the same routes. 1t is ex-
pected that the committees report will
form the basis of some important legis,
lation in the interest of the Alaskan
territory
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-08

Denver, Oct. Sc. A. Bell was ar
rested here yesterday charged with
stealing mail bag and forging en-
dorsements on a number of drafts
taken from it. He is alleged to have
opened an account with bank at
Lincoln, Neb., where he cashed the
drafts, securing about S2,5UO.
New York, Oct. Sword was re-
ceived here last night that +. II,
Crosby, alias A. E. Bell, alias Ham
mond alias Crawfor u, arrested in
Denver, is accused of stealing a mail
pouch containing 100000 worth of
negotiable bank paper at Philadel-
phia, September s. and with several
other crimes. including swindling
and forgery.
Crosby and wife, it is said, took up
their residence at Asbury Park last
summer and made deposits in banks
there September l. 1t Is said he de-
posted a number of checks payable
to his order, drawn on different
Philadelphia firms. Two days later
he closed the accounts, withdrawing
the amounts due him. He and his
wife then left Asbury Park.
About this time it is said, w. =,
Dickson, chief postofiice inspector
of Philadelphia, discovered the theft
of mail pouch containing bank re-
mittances from Philadelphia to Pitts
burg, the entire amounts being estl-
mated at 100000.
1t is alleged that during the last
ten days complaints were received at
Asbury Park banks, that the checks
accepted by them had been tamper-
ed with, that the names of the payees
had been erased, Crosbys name in
serted and the amounts raised to
larger ones.
It was recalled that a mail pouch
had been stolen at Springfield juno
ton, Illinois, last April and that one
A. e. Hammond had opened cash
account at the Lincoln Trust company,
ST. Louis, depositing a number of al
tered checks from the stolen mail
pouch. 1t was suspected the mail
pouch robbery was committed by A. e.
Bell, alias Crawford, whose photo
graph was identified by officials of the
st. Louis banks.
Investigation at Asbury Park devel-
oped that Crosby was none other than
A. E. Hammond, alias Bell, alias
Crawford, etc. Postmaster Inspector
Jacobs traced him 10 Denver, where
he was taken into custody last night.
Crosby is suspected of committing
numerous postoffice robberies. He is
said to have made big haul in Buff
falo some time ago, when he disguised
himself as a railway porter and got off
with a pouch. In 1894 Crosby is said
to have been arrested here while try
ing to cash $1,000 check and to havo
been sent to the Elmira reformatory,
from which he was released in 1897.
Crosby is said to have been arrested
in this city in the company of kid"
Foster, a Peoria pickpocket, while at
tempting to cash draft for $425. It
was afterwards learned the draft had
been stolen from a mail pouch In the
New York Central depot at Buffalo.
For this crime he was sentenced to
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-08
LONDON PRESS
ROASTS BALFOUR

London, Oct. 3.-The Times gives
prominence to an article purporting to
represent the colonial view and strong
ly criticizing Balfour's attitude on the
fiscal question, as showing that he
cares nothing for the colonies, to
whom his attitude means not only dis
appointment, but disaster.
The article ask whether some con-
vulsion, such as the secession of Au-
stralia, is needed before the colonies
can get their requests considered and
accuses the premier of sacrificing the
colonial feeling to desire to keep his
own party in power.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-08
GOTHAM TICKET
To Be REVISED

New York, Oct 3.-A committee of
the Citizens union last night discuss
ed the situation resulting from the
endorsement of Grout and Fornes by
Tammany. Their acceptance of the
Tammany endorsement was strongly
condemned by the committee and 1T
was the concensus of opinion that
they should be dropped from the
Citizens union tickets. 1t was final
ly decided to reconvene the Citizens
union convention Wednesday evening
to nominate a new ticket with Low
at its head. The names of Grout and
Fornes will be eliminated and two
new men selected in their places.
Grout and Fornes claim the COM
mittee has no legal right to take the
action proposed and threaten to re-
sort to the courts to prevent the drop
ping of their names.
The Greater New York democracy
has practically broken away from
the fusion movement, on the repre-
sentation that behind the fusion
there was a plan to republicanize the
city administration
The failure of the efforts to secure
the denomination of Jacob A. Cantor
democrat, as president of the borough
of Manhattan was the reason assign
ed for the break, which was followed
by the secession of the Bronx dele
gates from the Greater New. York
democracy.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-08
TRAMPS HOLD Up SHERIFF AND DEPUTY:
POSSE ALMOST ANN|H|LATES THE GANG

Annadale, Mimi, Oct Bin fight between citizens and
gang of supposed robbers the latter killed. MORALLY
and four others seriously wounded.
Sheriff Young and Deputy Regent South Haven
day six hoboe who alleged had robbed of
stores The sheriff found the boxca instead of
rendering peacefully they proceeded to hold the sheriff and his
deputy and relieve them of their firearms They then took
the woods followed by posse of citizens number of shots
exchanged and finally the gang brought bay The posse
opened fire and all the hoboe brought earth The leader
instantly killed another MORALLY wounded while the other
four all badly shot quantity of dynamite and railroad
orpedoe found in the which they had been living The
wounded taken o Buffalo and lodged in Jail.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-08
TROOPS LATE AT WEST POINT
AND REGIMENTS MOUNT GUARD

Camp Young, West Point, KY, Oct.
3.-The lateness OIL the arrival of por.
tons of the several militia regiments
caused considerable modification of
yesterdays program after the troops
had taken the field. Instead of spend.
ing the whole day in advance guard
movements, as intended at the start,
it was decided to return after the five
Indiana battalions and a greater part
of the third brigade, composed of the
Michigan troops, had been given
brief period of work, the Indiana troops
in extended order and the MichigaL
infantry in close order.
The officers of the state troops spent
a portion Of the afternoon inspecting
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-08
Strong Evidence Of Murderous
Intent Adduced Against TiIIman

Lexington c. Oct "a of testimony was taken
yesterday in the lan trial nearly 20 witnesses having on
the stand The first witnesses called who were
in the office of The State when Gonzales carried after the
shooting L. G. Wood Jr testified that he found no weapons in
the overoat Gonzales wearing Dr. Murphy who attended
Gonzales testified the effect c. j. Terrell editor of
Florence county, testified that Tman told him he
intended kill Gonzales the continued attack him in
his paper also to have heard man make threats against Con
zales, in conversation with others.
DR. Adams testified to having heard Tlman make threats
against Gonzales and that occasion he heard Tmn
after reading an editorial in The State:
HE call it mock threats he wishes but will make
the - tragedy that ever happened in South Carolina"
Several witnesses testified to seeing man shoot Gonzales
there evidence showing hostile demonstra-
ton against Tlman before the tragedy