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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-24
NORTH CAROLINA.

The state Fair ends with brilliant
hall at which all ladies are given leg ut
souvenirs: gold watch present, d to the
chief marshal of tse sir; fine rleas
tcred---The Potoma Synod conNcnes n
Salisbury; large attendsnce-The 20
tographers In session at Greensboro TO x
the South Carolina organization Into he
associa ation--Mrs. Fries, mother of we
known cotton manufacturer. III at Win
Eton -Salem.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-24
FOUR FINE DEEk
KILLED IN ONE DAY
speoial 10 The TImes-pispatch)

T MICHAUN p, o., Oct, e3---Messrs,
Faul, Frank, Harry and Ludlam Miehaux
Killed four fine deer yesterday. Frank
Michaux killing two, Harry one, and lsud,
MlchauA also killed fine one Is:s -ssSrn-
ing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-24
RICHMOND CADETS RETURN
AS Many as Possible Getaway Yester-

day Q h rs Leave To-Day
Fifteen or more-just as many as pos
sIble of the Richmond cadets attic nding
the Virginia Military Institute-ca ae
home last night, Others could not get
don. son Of Mr. James r. Gordon.
and another was Cadet Upshur, son OF
DR.. j. N. Upehur. Cadet Barksd 1le
Lnthrop was more. successful. reaching
the city at 6:35 O'Clock last evcni g,
bringing with him several cadets from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-24
HOWITZERS HAVE A
VERY ENJOYABLE HOP

Highly enjoyable was the dance given
last night by the Howitzers at their
armory. The attendance was large. The
music was excellent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-24
N1NIATIRE ALMANA.
RICHMOND.

Good football games promised to-day
In Richmond and Norfolk; opposing; teams teams
Military Institute return to Richmond
Brauer meeting In Henrlco county
Little heroine, bitten by mad dog; under
treatment here-Distinguishcd Eplsco-
er may he askeu to become head of big
institution OF earnng-.-Richmond citi.
zen meets Pope rvpsy nds six *
hundred dollars in his low-,-Minister !. ,:l
asks his brethren to call him down II ne
says anything he should not-Method OF
ed-Ncw free delivery carriers appoint
ed-Chairman Ellyson says Democrats
Will win by big majorlty---New librarian
Feif @itas S to s 90 tofh tic
death of a young lady IN Fulton-Lee N
camp veterans to parade IN pe,ies Nsgpes. @s
sociation-Many new ordinances are
redistricting the city. MANCiEsTEEs,,. s,,
sonic Bazaar at 4 O'Clock, this afternoon
MOBILES OF Acca Temple to attend IN
n body Monday night-coEimittee TO
hold Join. meelinshfe ndIdate for 70 Z commits minis
sioner OF the revenue-Church services
io-day--Politicians are very busy.
Confederate veterans TO assemDle "
n,ght-Man given one year for shoot
ing.
VIRGINIA.
A big fire in Norfolk sweeps paper
wa arehouse and doas much other ha3n.
See--Cadct Tinsley. Of Culpeper, cadet
at the v. r l.. Killed 6y @ II IRA ~. p; VII VT
gInla IN a a!litars Institute furloughedd 6o. 70.
thirty days, on account Of the lever;
Warrington and Lee University VII sI,hy n,,:t
open--Petersburg Jury gives a. @ uicl
fer an assault and d es not consi Ter Y g
aasnult--The postoff ce at LOUISA anu
jewelry store in the same bulain b1Eas 2 and end
another badly darnaged-Eoy8 at Sis.s
ham fatally shot ty lis rlaymate--PEortts Is
mouth to hold a Jamest9wn ma s-m e..
fng similar to the one held In = *; IS
willard Mann, Ellyson and others 70
speak-The Daughters OF TIE ConIere
cav in session in Norfolk declared that
there are no social distinctions IN IN II
organization, and that the daughters Is, Gs 2s
prvates are as good az Those OF &c eiais
sr,ectacular. reception at the No folk
nppVv.vard; npsSadi more ground for the va d to
be secured-J. w. Page drops dead fr m
excitement at the Roanoke FAIR races
The Board of the De.f and Dumb Asy-
Ium let contract for lighting the pnhd.
barn burned near Wood ok. with ,o5s
ton sold to colored school prinot al
The story sent out from Newrort News
by two alleged survivors OF the week
off the New England coast was a sailors
yarn told by deserters from the Name
Large body of State mill tia VIII pa tie
ade in the celebration OF the charge at
Crater
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

0a6 9olenbuns lsiner Stubien am
ct. Warp's College in Wontreal,
Canada, MO er ii9 ben Sitel u. 9.
ermarb, unb na9bem er einen GURUS
in Der pbilolopbie am ct. Seromes
college in Berlin, Canada, bur3se=
u,a9t bate, mo er tine furSe .3eit
grofeHor Der fransOitl9en Spra9e
mar, itubirte Ser &aiier Bbiloiopbie
nnb Bbilolesie on Ser Nnn &rbor
1lniueriitdt, Wi@isan. Mit fold
pielieitisen &enntntiien ausseru itet,
fam Yrofe6or &ailer in 1871 nod
Saint gloub unb mutbe smei Sabre
fpdter gum S@uliuperintenbenten pom
Stearns gountp ermdblt. mel9e
Stelle er b69it erfols,ei9 in ieinem
@irfen Bis 1880 beibebielt. gr iberz
nabm bte PrinSipaltele am nnabbdns
sisen S9ulbiitrift in ct. @loub, NIT
welder Steue er bic bes Orsaniiten
Der Il. 6 Stride perbanb. Sobann
NOT er Oberlebrer an Der Cathedral.
i&ule unb Suslei6 Cathedral Orsa:
niit in beiben StelIunsen uerslieb er
bis 1896, ieit mel@em Sabre er als
WuiifprofeHor unb &lauter Se,tdu:
fer bic beitsn @rfolse aufSuwttien bat.
5err &aiier lit Elm bur6wes ~sebilbeter
Mann uno ueritebt es ais esbrer, letn
@iiien auf ~bteienisen ibersuplan,en,
bic ibm gum llnterri6ten anuertraHt
perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

SIN ct. gloub, NO Serr Molitor
tn @ei9dftss wie IN @eieul9aftstrei=
len bobe a6tuns senieBt, erblifte er,
bas 0i9t Der @elt unb senoB feline
game Qusbilbuns fir bic 3ufunft in
ct. @loub. gr beludte bic Stabt=
unO bic Normali6ule, barob er in
Spencer's Npotbete eintrat unb felt
1887, tn pel9em Sabre er iein eiaez
mes @ei9dft erOfnete, als Npotbefer
tn bober a@tuns itebt Sn 1884
rpuroe iein Name in bic Qiite Ser
Der Stoats : Bbarmaceuten einsetra=
gen. 9err Molitor bat ii9 in ct.
Gloub ein ausseseidnetes @ei6dft aufz
sebaut uub er bari nit ieiner @eburts=
orti9oft mobl 5ufrieben fem. oils
Wuliter lpielt er in ct. gloub cine
9auptroue Muitfalii6e &enntni1e
itnb i6m anseboren, unb nit biele1
pereintst ii3 Bel ibm bic Natursabe
zines itets beitern unb FROZEN Shines.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

9err s. sc. genien, bas dltere
Mitslieb Der in ct. gloub beitebenbsn
@rocerp : Strma @ebriiber 8enlen,
wurbe in 1850 in Der Proptns 9an=
nouer 9eboren, uon no er, na9bem er
tn Der alten 6eimatb gu einem tbat;
frdftisen Smuggling beransema9ien
mar, mad Mmetita ausnanoerte. en-
Der @robitabt Seem gort atbeitete er
tn elmer SpeSereibanbluns, bssslei=
den in ct. Yaul, pon mo- er in 1879
nod ct. glouO fam unb i'6 nit g..
S. 9uber tn einem @rocerp=@ ei9dfte
uer6anb. @inise 3eit nadber iber
nabm er has gauge @ei9dft unb lift
ietnem 8ruber @nbreas melter I'M
ter6eHen aud in ct. g(oub anse
lanst mar, einen G6eil bes @elddf
tes als Ebeilbaber an li9 Sor Elf
Sabren errtdteten @eb,iber 8enien
ienen @ei9dftsblod, in mel6em lis
beute elmer Der beiten unb beoeutenb
item Spe5ereibanblussen Der Stabt
poriteben. Iu3 iener itattltde 9au
neben ibrem @ei6dftslofale, in mel
dem bie gn=9roB -Sanoluus ser ct
@loub @rocerp 60 itd befinhet. sibt
s3eusntB BON benz @anse bes @eiddf=
tes Der @ebr. 8enien, nas bic Soften
berarti9er 8auten 81 beltreiten erm0J
lt9t. 9err Sobn N. 8enlsn 5dblt
gu ben sea9tetiten beutl@en 8irsern
Der Stabt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

Cine raitloie Sbdtisfeit entialtet i'm
8aufa9e Serr Sos. S6eutnser. @r
murbe in 1854 in @isconlin 9e6oren,
no ct ais 8aui9reiner lisben Sabre
fir ieinen 8ruStr unS brei SABRE
fur iid 1elbit arbeitete. Dor Is Sabren
fam er nod ct. glouo, unS na66em
ct bier einselne Sabre unter gontrac=
loren 9earbeitet, itsu.e err li6 m:eber
auf eisene SlBe unS lit felt finfsebn
Sabren fir ii@ ielb It i'm 3 ufadetbdtis.
Sir bic 9eiitunssfdbisfeiten bss Ssrrn
Sos. Sdelinser ipre6en uiele id0ne
unb sroBe gautsn in ct. glouo unb
Stearns County, uamentli6 aber bie
Pfarrldule Ser Il. T.. gsmstnbe gu
st. gloub, meldes @ebdube eine
SauptSier Ser Stabt lit. Sie5es
murbe pom Germ S6euinser cons
tractli@ erri6tet. Sn leinem Sadie
If er Elm 9elu6tsr Wanu, unb IS lau=
fen 10 uisls Seiteuunsen bsi ibm Elm,
baB er benieIbsn seredt su mareen
niht i'm Stanoe lit. Saul6rsiner
S6eainser lit aud elm a~ssseuebmer
@eIeul9after unb elm maderes Ser:
einsmit9lieo. gr sebOrt rem S6r=
iterperetn an unb I'M ct. SoIepbs
1ntei itibunesperetn befleibet er felt
bic Wari6auitsIe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

3uet Sabre nod i,inem 8ruber
Sobn, In 1852, murbe 6err Mnbreas
8enien tn Der Prouins 9annouer se=
boren, no CT, gun, arbeitsfdbisen Bur
l9en beransema9len, 8auernarbeit
uerrt9tete. Mit II Sabren reite au5
ct na6 Ime,ifa. Sn Seen YOrf arbei
tete er 5uerit on Der S.tte leines 8ru
bers in elmer SpeSereibanbluns. SIN
9let9en @eI6dfle NOR IT in ct. Hau(
unb in Seem Orleaas tbdtts, arbeitete
abme9Ielnb ab,r au9 rod auf per
l4iebenen Sarmen, Bis er In 1873
na1 ct Gloub fam. Oort frat CT in
Cienit ietues 8ruoers, Ser fur5 uorbsr
EbeiIbaber zines @roeerp: @el6dftes
semortea mar, un6 balb nadber nabm
MnbrsoS bic Stele bes partners ieines
Srubers Elm. Seitbem ma9t bic STR
mo @ebriber 8enlen elm ausse;ei6=
netes, @sltdft, bas ii6 gu BEN be
beutenofteu tn Der Stabt emporse.
tmangen bat. 9err u. 8enien per
etniat tn ii9 bic u.ri@iebenitsn gisen=
i6aften, bic i'm gu einem @si6dfts=
name better Site itempe(n. Seine
sroBe 3uuortommenbsit unb ieiu ofs=
nee, raeue5 Wel en- fommt Der @rocerp.
6anoluua gut gu ita'teu. Die Sir
ma bemibt li9 inner, ben @inidsn
tbres &unbenfreilts se,ett au lUtr=
ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11
Bum Grprpben.

Die McGormid General : @sentur bat TO-
eben cine Mai6ine auf9etelt, Inn bic ginber
su probiren. Mit bieier Miible farm ieber
ginoer, mel6er ni6t binbet, poQffGmbia pro=
Dirt unb bic llrIa6e zines iol9en Sellers feit=
seitelt unb beleitist peroen. ame gtnber mer=
BEN in Der Sabrit probirt, bepor ite rpesse=
f6idt werben, nnb btes permittelit elmer
Dtible gerabe 10, ipie bies iebt bier 9ei6iebt.
3upeilen aber fommt elm Sinber benin Ser
ianbt infol9e Der unporli6ti9en gebanblun9
su S6aben. geim @ebrau6 bieier Wai6ine
fDnnen ale Sebler erinittelt unb aussebeiert
werben. Serr 6. s. glattner itebt bieier Miible
Dor, nno ct lit uabri6einlt9 Der bette ginber=
@rpert i'm Horoweten. Gr bat unldn9it cine
Reile mad Chicago 9em1a6t nnb nabm Ipesiel=
len l1nterri6t in Grperts 2lrbeit, tnfol9e beilen
er p%oaitGnbts i'm Stanbe 1T, bieie @rbeit al
beIorgen. Sr9enb elm gtnber, sleidpiel mie
alt er 1T, fam in 10 suten a%rbeitssufanb ee=
bra6t merben, als wie er neu sebaut mur6e,
unb bic Company lit beionbers barauf be-
badt, ir9enb etnen ginber mieber ber,uiteQen
Der ni6t re9t arbeitet, slei9uiel nenn er per-
fault rpurbe, obne baB Dem Gisentbiimer bar=
aus rmfoien erwa6ien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

omen Der stast Ct Gloub lit uuo t~isislbsn controQirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

SIN SABRE 1859 mur6e !6err Soft
in S%amestown, pa., seboren, BON
mo er elm Sabr ipdter nit ieinen 81
tern na9 Stearns County fam, bic ii9
in &i@monb nteberlteBen. 8is gu
ieiuem II. Sabre arbeitete ct auf bes
Saters Sarm, fam bann nod ct.
gloub, NO CT in SEQ. S1dfers Sotel
un6 ipdter In @nberle's 8raueret at
beitete ; bann uermanbte er leine Mr=
bettsfrdfte einise Sabre in Norbbato=
ia, worauf er ii3 in BEN 8iebbanbel
einlieB. 8or Is Sabren fam er nod
ct. @louS surid, murbe unter Sobn
IS. 6ammerel Deputp Sberiff, unb
als beien Sermin auslief, taufte er
ben rNmerican Weat Marfet"; in
bieiem @el@dfte blieb er smei Sabre,
fanb ipbann swet Sabre benz 9otels
sei6dft in &i@mono Dor, fam rpieber
nod ct. gloub 3urid unb aHociirte
ft@ NIT 9 9ammerien TIM Mebseraes
f4dft, morin er Biz iest nod ieine eSSns
terefen beftens uabrt. 6err Soft 1T
Elm ti@tiser @ei9dftsman, etn muns
terer @eielidafter unb Elm Mann pon
Wort unb. Ebat, baber aud ietn iteti=
ger @rfols in al ieinen @ei@dfts=
Eransacttonen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

Oie u. 8. @bitnep 9anb= unb On.
leiae= @eisai@aft, beren YrdiiOent6err
Wbitnep lit, tbut Elm sroBarttses
9eiddft In @runbetsentbum in @eus
unb 6oriter County, SC. O., mo- 1ie
Bis gu Is, 900 Ndsr in @els County
alsin ibr @isen nennen. go lause
Serr @bitnep in ct. gl6ub tpobnt,
bat es fein 0ffentli6es l1nternebmer
sestben, an bem er ii@ ni9t betbeilist
bdtte. ct. glouo bat fetnen Wann,
Ger Ser Ofentli6sn @oblfabrt mebr
s'ntist lit als Serr @bitnep. ST lit
tin %raitloier N,bstter nit suten Sc
Mathematician, unb ietn grfol9 als
@el9dftsmann ldbt ii6 am beiten aus
Osm ermeilen, mas NQes er seleiitet
uno setban bat oils junser Wanu
betrat er feline @ei6dftsbabn, unb auf
l~siuer ebenen Sobn bat er's 10 melt
sebladt, baB er beute Der leitenoe
@eiit Der srObten @ei@dfts= Snititas
rontrnUirt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

@dbrsnb zines Siet III lbrbuaOerts lit 6err q. g. Dbtnep in stsarns
County in eeibdftsn t9dhs, uao II Sabre aa9lt er gu BEN garsrn Der
staOt einen srob'n She'll iirer 2eit uerroenbst er auf lOtale sanOs unO
6eunu ri6eruussSe6dfe, bod leme Sauptaufsa6e bltebtta Der 9ehuns bs
aObttn @runoissntbums 90 bdfes in @Or b.Deiuneiota, Os f9 sls9 BEN
Slabeababn spitsm in bic ps,i6ieOentsn rlnteraeSuunSsn absueist: ne
elsttrf9e Stbtanase, DampibsSuns, @asleituns unb pouer Mnlase inter
bem incorporation Namen: Sight, Seat, Eranit uno qublc seruics 60.
pom ct glouo." 3u6em lift 5err W'bhnep %gisent9amer elmer gant in
81 ma: Wbitnep & gbeelOd, Gnis babsn elm ganfsdbdft in @belbon
uno elm sueitss in Rebira, g ., unb suoem nod eth Steal gfate "=ge=
iddft in Sarge, 81 -, mo bic Shma i9r 6aupquartnr bat
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-09-16
GROUP RECENTLY ACQUIRED BY
SEATTLE PEOPLE.
Air Compressor to Be lostailed-Cabins
Being Completsd-Road to be Built,
and Great Improvements to be Carried
oo-Mr. Bryan, Superintendent, Well
Known Mining Man.

Arthur Il. Bryan, suerintende ent
Of the North American Gold Mining
company, Of Seattle, operating the
Porcupine group In the Wind Creek
district. WAN In the city last week and
stated to n Miner representative that
an air compressor IL to be installed
at the property iI a short time. A
good force Of men IL ut work now
completing cabins, bunk and board
ing houses preparatory to continuous
winter work. A road IL also being
constructed up Wind Creek and will
be finished before the machinery
arrives.
To tho old Porcupine holdings.
,,On which u great deal Of work has
already baen accomplished, the com.
pany recently added three new claims.
-rheSe are. the Eldon and Last Dollar
acquired from Isaac King, Of Bourne,
and the Orc Fino from Mr.. Weigand.
also, of Bourne. The Porcupins
group proper wss taken over some
time before this by the Seattle
people from Dr, Grant, Il. L. Turner
and James BumRardnsr. On the
POrupine claim the most work has
been done. This represents an OK.
psnditure In shafts aud crosscuts Of
ovar On. 900.
II is tho purpose Of the nsw people
TO push development work ut a rapid
rate. Work was started this week
on u 1900 foot crosscut which will
out the Ave ledges Of the property,
and will attain maximum depth Of
1000 feet. These are strong, we'll
defined veins, the main Porcupine
vein representing an average width
Of over twenty Ave feet.
Mr.. Bryan, who assumed the
suerintendency, when the new people
took over the property, IL among the
most experienced mining mon In the
district. having been with Clark
at Anaconda for fourteen years as
mining enigneer, and for two years
IN head chemist. lie states that II
Ia his purpose to develop the Porcu-
pine In the speediest manner possible.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-09-16
DEATH OF WALTER ALLEN.
Well Known Mining Contractor Dies At
Baker City.

Walter x, Allen, IA mining con.
tractor, we'll known In the city, died
at Baker City last Saturday morning.
of typhoid fever. after weeks
illness, The deceased was "a years
old, aud an En.lishman by birth,
lie came here from British Columbia,
where he was engaged In mining.
about four yeas ago. lie was un.
married.
Tho funeral took place In the X.
Of =. hall here Sunday afternoon at
. o'clock. under the direction Of
Knights Of Pythias. assisted by the
Elks, to which orders Mr., Allen
belonged. Rev. Temple of the Metho.
dist church, officiating. The pail.
bearers were. &. &. Basche. Chester
Pray and j. A. johnson. from the
Pythisns, and Anthony Mohr. T. II.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-09-16
MILL TO ARRIVE SOON.
Dixie Group Machinery To Be PM 10
At Once.

At Once.
Frank Ray, one Of the owners of
the Dixie group, returned last week
from San Francisco where he pur.
chased the machinery for a Kinkead
mill to be erected at the property.
As previously stated 1t is to be a
twenty ton plant. The machinery Is
expected to arrive In q few days.
Laidlaw and Steadman have the
contract for erecting the buildings
and installing the plant. Work is to
be started at once.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-09-16
DRIFTING ON VEIN
No. 4 at Valley Queen Gain
ing Strength.

Vein No. 4 at the Valley Queen,
which was cut some time ago Is now
being drifted upon, and It Is not
only strengthening with distance but
IL carrying very satisfactory values.
At the time this vein was cut on the
main level IL was drifted upon a
distance Of some ten feet when II
showed a tendency to pinch, and
work for the time az abandoned at
this point. The drift now, however,
has been carried forty five feet, and
Charles Warren, foreman at the prop
erty. states that the vein has width
Of two feet aud Ia rapidly gaining
strength. The main ledge, however,
has not yet been reached. and No. 4,
the one In question, Ia the strongest
encountered 30 far on the crosscut.
Foreman Warren states that the
ironing Of the working level has been
completed, all the winter supplies
are now In, and the company is
prepared to prosecute development
work continuously until spring.
New Millinery.
My stock of fall and winter
Millinery IL now In. An invitation
is extended to the ladies to call and
see the new goods.
MRS. W. s. EEBRMAN.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-09-16

Dunphy and Peter Howard, from the
Elks.
Warren sheaf., 1903-06-18
FINED FOR CONSPIRACY.
sCh'iec'aEo~ le'' Judge Upholds Anti-Trust
Law and Punishes Coal DEAL
ers' AssOciatiOn#

chicago, June 13. Members Of; the
Retail Coal Dealers Association Of Illi-
nols aud Wisconsin and Of the North
ern Soft Coal Dealers association, who
were were indicted last winter by special
grand jury summoned during the coal
1'amlne to investigate the charges OF
conspiracy lodged against them, were
found - guilty Friday by Judge Horton.
Inc u defendant companies and cor
Poratlons represented in the Northern
- 11!1lnols Soft Coal Dealers association
were each fined $500. An appeal was
taken at once on writs of error. In
the case of the retail dealers associa-
ton Judge Horton accepted a pro
lorna plea Of guilty in each case sew
eral months ago and instructed the
jury to return a verdict of guilty to
conform with the pro forma plea and
nned the defendants-nine officials of
the association-$1O0e each.
bis opinion, read Friday, was to the
effect that it overruled the defendants
motions for new trials. The officials,
including the president and board of
directors of the Retail Dealers Asso-
citation of Illinois and Wisconsin, who
were fined $500 each, are as follows:
w. NJ. Sanford, c. S. Lusk, +. E. Lukens,
Gus Aucutt, E. H. Keeler, F. M. Nc
Even, F. M. Durkee, S. S. Maston and
X. S. Brown. In the Northern Illinois
Soft Coal Dealers association the 18
defendant coal companies and cor
porations take in almost every large
coal mining company in the coal pro-
ducing counties in the northern part
of the state. The indictments charge
the defendants with conspiracy to do
an illegal act injurious to public trade,
to regulate and fix prices, to suppress,
prevent and destroy competition and
to prevent the shipment and sale of
coal by jobbers to consumers.
Warren sheaf., 1903-06-18
ADMITS HER GUILT. -.
Mrs. Mary Mcknight COnfesses to the
Murder of Three Relatives
.sl e at Ka1kaska, Mich. r.

Kalkaska, Mich, June 11.-Prosecu-
tor Smith announced yesterday that
Mrs. Mary Mcknight has confessed to
the poisoning Of her brother, John
Murphy, and his wife and baby. The
prosecutor said Mrs. Mcknight con-
fessed voluntarily to him that she ad-
ministered strychnineto to baby Murphy,
Gertrude Murphy and John Murphy.
Eight other persons, besides the
three to whose murder Mrs. Mcknight
confessed, investigation shows, have
died in the past Is years under circum-
stances that in view of the woman's
confession are now thought to be very
suspicious. All of the eight were
either relatives or intimate friends
who died while living with Mrs. Nc
Knight, or while she was at their
house. Ali are said to have shown
symptoms that are now believed to in
dicate strychnine poisoning. 4
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BOAT CAPSIZED.
Five Persons Plunged Into the Des
MOines River at Fraser, Ia,
and Drowned.

Fraser, Ia, June 9.-Five persons
lost their lives here yesterday in the
Des Moines river. The victims were:
Thomas Coleman, Andrew Marchona,
Steve Cormadine, Carria Megatia and
Nicholas Gromet1ne. All but Coleman
are Italians and were employed in
the Fraser coal mines. Shortly be-
fore the noon hour Monday they
crowded into small boat to row
across to Fraser. The boat reached
the middle of the stream safely, but
there it was caught in the current,
whirled around and capsized. The
men struggled in the water for few
seconds and then all disappeared.
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killed IN THEIR PALACE.
King Alexander and Queen Draga,
of Servia, Murdered by Sol
- diers of the Army.
MEMBERS Of MINISTRY ARE ALSO SHOT
Peter Karageorgevitch of the Rival
Dynasty Is Proclaimed Kfnx-The
Royal Couples Personal Unpopu-
aarity and Recent Suspension Of
Constitution Cause Of Murders.

Belgrade, Servia, June 12.-King g
alexander and Queen Draga of Servia,
the premier, the ministers of war and
the interior, former minister of
war, the queens two sisters and
brother, Nikodem, the kings ad-
jutant and IL soldiers of the royal
guard were murdered by military
sronspirators between midnight and
two o'clock yesterday morning. Inn
mediately following the assassination
= proclamation was issued announcing
the accession of Peter Karageorge-
witch to the throne.
Slain in the Palace.
King Alexander and Queen Draga
were slain in the royal palace and
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Wheat Not So Badly Injured.

Topeka, Kan, June 13.-Oficial re-
ports received by State Employment
Agent Gerow from Kansas counties
show that the injury done the Kansas
wheat crop by the flood is not nearly
SO serious as at first reported. Some
counties report that the conditions
have improved and that they will need
large number of men to assist in the
harvest. The total number of men
needed from outside the state is small
er, but Kansas will not be able to har-
vest this years crop unaided. 3
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Baseball ..Fan' Goe. 1n.ane.

New York, June 16.-Thomas Dona-
hue, native Of Harrison, Nj, has
become insane through excitement
over baseball game. Donahue was an
inyeterate "fan." The other day he
witnessed a game between Newark and
Buffalo teams, which resulted in a
score Of one to nothing. He became
greatly excited and his friends. who
say he has been acting strangely ever
since, finally had him taken into Gus
tody by the authorities.
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the ministers at their respective
homes The first fire killed King
Alexander and Queen Draga. AS they
fell to the floor he still clasped her
in his arms. Even then the regicides
were not content. They fired half
= dozen shots at the queen as she
was lying there dead, and then
B1ashed her with their swords and
thrust her body through and through.
Fatal Signal Given.
The signal for the attack was given
by the firing of cannons, and at the
same time that the palace was sur
rounded an assault was made on the
residences of the doomed ministers.
With the assistance of Col. Nau-
movies, the aid-de-camp in charge Of