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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
M6rSeriidJcr &anpi.
9Df a milo, IA. 81

70 II I q, II. GT..
Sie fIiibtigen Hegierungsheanten
Sobiliton uno Serman ipuroen III Der
gtdbe Der Sniel 8aaapma BON Der
sgtamlifnft oes Sabr5euaes, auf bern
iie iieb flii6tetcn angegriffpn. SSobn-
iton p,lrbe get0Otet uno Serman Der.
munbet, nacbbem er bier BON Der
Wannidaft eridoiien lno 5tpei sln-
here iiber gorb getrieben batte. gr
lanoete ipdter llnD ioa lib iest Der-
Itedt balte1I.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
Hi6tcr 2gndl.

2oniSpi'lle, &p., 16. Oft.
Der 9tegcr Som Saa, pel6er
inter Ser slnflage ltanb, einen
ipeiben &naben gei6oiien 5ll baben,
ipurbe pon einem aus 100 aopfen be-
itebenoen Wtpb alis Dem @eidngniB
gebolt iub sebGnst. Saae erfldrte
Dor ieinem Sooe, CAB ein anoerer
9teser 9sameus Sim &ipers Die
Sbat begtng.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
Urohfemer

Sacoma a, @dib, 16. Oft.
ssn -Sberoeen, @aib., lpiitbet cine
groBe Seuersbrunlt. Sic entItanO
WorgenS INN balb 8 llbr uno bate
Inn Die Mittagsitlmoe orei groBe
SGl,iergepierte i'm @eibdftsmittel.
p,lnfte in slide selegt, oarllnter oas
Spernbaiis, ein Sotel, Slpei ganfen,
auber 100 anberen 8eiGaftsgebiu.
ben. Sicr Mienl1en iinO bis iest
um's 2eben gefomnlen.
SeattIe, @aib., 16. DIT.
Sic Seuersbrunit, Die beute in
sl6eroecn miitbete, puroe in ben
eritem &o6mittogsitanoen eublid) &c.
lpidt, naGbcm $50 SdllIer serit0rt
uno elm Sadidaoen bon mebr ais
elmer Niaion Dollars aHgeribtet
poroen mar. Tier EerIonen ipur-
ben getobtet inlo adt anoere, Die per-
miBt per0en, iino perlmltblib audi
llm's 2eben sefommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
Spnrlps pcri6iumnben.

Gbicago, Sa, IA. Stt.
Gie ebieiige Goli5ei lit erillht NOR,
Gen. Ra6fori6unaen nab S. $.
&on5eu, einem poblbabenben Srie.
bensridlter ans Stem Samptoll, Su,
ansulteaen, Der am 20. September
hierber fam, Inn Der 10O.jdbrigen
Subildlimsieier Ser Staot bei5lpob.
nen, l,no ieitoem peri6munOen lit.
gr lit 80 Sabre alt unO fam na6
Chicago, Inn elm groBes, in Siio.9a.
fota gelegenes @rlrnoitiif 81 uerfail-
ien. Seine Srellnoe glallben, DaB
CT basielbe nerfaltit bat, cine groBe
Summe bafiir erbielt, beraubt rno
pabrideinli6 ermorbet turroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
Sdpitlibcs Sretes

S III III r e, WtO., IL. StI.
Ser Cardinal Gibbons gab beute
Crime ueberiesung Oes 9repe be5iiglib
per @aibingtoner ltniperiitat be-
,faunt, pelfes Der 8apit Bius Der
t3ebnte ibm mitgab. gsab elmer
Minleitung beiBt es barin:
! vOie 2aae Der llniperlitdt IN
&aibington bat uniere tieflte Sbeil'
slabnle eripedt, ba Der bon gm. Gml-
n.:,en5 linterbreitete Seribt 5eigt, DaB
..peren Gage ni6t gang 10 ernlrtbigenb
1T, pie mir -ipiinibeu mDbten. gs
oeSe5iemt iib, baB mir benz 9eiipiele
>anieres @orgdngers IN Der Soroe-
lung eoIer Bldne folgen, beionoers
s;erienigen, Die bon GROCER @i6tig-
,y:eit iino imo groBen gtuben per.
ssiRen> gs gerei9t uns 5ir Sreiloe,
nl bieiem Geilte fort5ufabren nno, 1o-
SSeit bies ni0gIid, IN Der @nsiibung
Ses apoitplii6en glmtes bas Snterelie
..y.l permebreL peIdes mir bieier aus
.,le5eiGneten amerifanil6eu Stiftnng
on ieber gepi0met boben. gSir er-
SSslbren baber nit aufri6tiger @enug-
Asbuung, baB Die 9iidofe nit 8ultim-
LUNG aller slnoeren Die an Deren
i8oblergeben intereIiirt iinb, anse-
.,rbnet boben, oaB in allen fatboli-
ssttben Girden Der Ser. Staaten 5ebn
kosnbre lang alliGbrli6 am erlten
Rponntage bes slOpent ober an Dem
sTdditen paiienben Sonntase barnab
Sine Gpllefte peranltaltet perbe, INN
s;ie @iirbe bieies eolen 2ebriises 81
Ehb0ben imo ieinen ginfluB 81 erpei-
ern. 9ieien aus geneiniamen Se.
'EaTatbungen berporgeeangenen Ylan
srIqlten mir fir einen bo6it mobltbG-
Saen. gs lit baber unier eruiter
SSunib nnb ltnier @ebet, baB aae
,&iid0ie bes 9anbes, ioipie Die 9lGu-
rigen, benen Der Sortl6ritt Der 8e.
;ebriamfeit unb Der &elision am
Sersen liegt, ii6 eifrig Inn oas sSobl
sr ltniperiit1t benliiben.
IN; rsluf baB es 8ott gefallen moge,
fseiem llnternebmen nit ieiner
HSnaoe 5r belfen, ertbeilen mir @nb
g,no ben gurer Siiriorge anpertrail-
I'm @lGubigen IN 2iebe ben apoltoli'
Nolen Geqeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
1tntergegangen.

opincetomn M H. Waii., Is. Oft.
Cine. &obelbepeide bon Sapal be-
iiitigt oen llntergang bes @ullfii6-
fGngers nSoiepb @touta" ilno ent-
b1It Die meitere Mittbeililng, baB Die
eeiannlte Wormi6aft ertranf. Gie
2eiden Don bier Matroleu puroen
ai'5 2anD geIpillt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
GebenslGnglidJ.

sc penw tb, Sans, 16. Oft.
Die flint Siibrer Der Meilterer i'm
Su6tbauie SE Sort Seapenportb,
welde I'M Sabre 1901 ben slufieber
@alorupe toOteten, ipurOen 5lt
lebcnslanalfHer 2ltdtbalisltrafe Der.
urtbeilt. Ssbre gsumen iino Gilbert
Wtellins, Slrrner 9arnes, sSranf
Sbonpion. Sreo Gobinion unD yfo.
bert Glarf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
selegrapbiide 9epeiben,
SnIano.
Giienbabn-ltnfaa
6 II ffa | 0. sc. q. 10. s

II Snffalo, N. 3. 10. Oft.
q Gin Yaiiagier-gil5ug Der Safe
GSbcre giienbobn melher bier
,peltern slbeno Inn 1 llbr 5 Wtiuuten
iollte, ltieB Inn 10 llbr auf
epem 9abnbofe 5u @elt Seneca aitf
sbine offene @eihe iinb collibirte NIT
,,Sinem @iiter5uge, melber ioeben anf
POS betreffenOe Seitengeleiie gefab-
. ZEN nar. Ser gonoufteur oes @ii-
istter5uges, &c. .. gurnbam, ipurOe auf
per Stelle getootet unO Sei5er Seller
.,rom Eerionen5ltee erlitt Ser
..teBungen. Sie 2ofonotipe bes Ber-
yonen5uges teleifopirte mebrere @ii-
Ieripaggons uno perlieb oann Die
fEhienen. Wtebrere @iiterpaggpnS
'bingen in Slammen auf. Bon Den
Baiiagiercli iplroe gliidliberlpeIle
sspiemano perlest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
Gin IaiIenm6rber.
8uttp W,pnt 16 Sft

Suite, Iont., 16. Oft.
sllsS gromning, Mont., miro be.
ridtet DAB Der Snoioner 2ittle
8hlme Elm @eitdnoniB ablegte, ps.
naG er in Ser glacf SCOT Gelerpatiou
iieben Eerionen tobtete. Inter ben
8et0oteten befano ii6 feline eigene
SSrau. Gr bate, fpte er iagte, Ole
slbiid,t, IA Eerionen unl3ubringen
bod lei inn Die Muuition aitseegan-
gen. HIM Den Serbucbt bon lid, a6.
'oulenten perlpun0ete er ii6 lelbit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
Gilman frcisciprpdJen.

Sel tUclilutlYe Sl0SSSpltutlllSul ~
$. Gilman bon 9. Carolina, mel.
der ben Meoaftenr @on5ales erlboB,
WurOe BON ben @elhiporeuen freige-
iprohen. Sem ireiiprebenoen llr-
tbeil folgte cine Concentration Der
sSreilnDe Sillman's i'm @eribtSiaal,
trosoem Der 9fidter Dor Der Ger-
leiung oes ltrtbeils Die slmpeienoen
5lr &rbe ermobnt batte. Sie,Surp
mar "a Stunoen IN geratbung.
Siaman ibilttelte Dem Gibter lino
sen 8elbmorenen Die SGnbe llnO per-
lieb ais freier Wtanu, IN 9esleitllng
ieincr Scrtbeioiger uno Srerlnoe,
oen 9eriebtslaal.
Ginem Sertreter> ser ,IlIociirten
Ireiie" seseniiber iaste Sores $.
Sillman: nSiir oas freiIprvtenoe
llrtbeil bin ih banfbar, bod babe i6
nidts anOeres ertpartet. 9tatiirlid
beoauere ih ben 600 oeS Serrn 8ou-
gales, boh mar ib ge5pungeu, es iu
tbun. SeOer Mann bGtte OIL meiner
Steae basielbc gctban unb ans Die.
lem @rilnbe fiirhtete id feline Serur.
tbeilimg. SSb beantrogte cine Ser.
leeumg bes Yro5eiies, weil id NIT
Nedt annabm, oaB id IN Ni6lmo
Gountp feline ilnparteiil6e SSirp er-
langen fonne. Cine, unparteiil6e
S,lrp - oas tpuBte ib aepiB -
ipiiroe mid freilprehen 2erilgtou
Gountp Wuroe bon Der slntlase aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
gun ben 9ebilippiuen-

!, SO anila, IL. Sft.
\, glht 2aoronen iinb Sllm Sobe uno
5oei 3u 25-jdbriger 3ndtbausltrafe
lerllrtbeilt moroen. sic ipuroen allf
Asiiber Sbat ertappt.
& Muf Der Sniel Banap baben Die
I,ooronen Oie Staot Sbafap angegrif-
,sn uno t3 @inpobuer getootet.
h sc anila, IL. Oft.
/ 2elltnant 8elasqle5 ino oreiBig
9iner GonIta6ler mllroen BON 800
raoronen angegriffen llnO perloren
.pei Maim, mGbreno iie 53 bon ben
slegnern tooteten unb piele perlplln-
eten. Sie 9aoronen paren nit @e'
,ebren unb Solos beipaffnet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
Sm @abniium.

SpringfielO, g., 16. Oft.
9lls Der II Sabre alte Serbert
Soll aeltern Mbeuo bon elmer Sbea-
teruoritellng nad Sauie fam fano
er icine Wiutter, ieine Sdpeiter lno
Oeren grGutigam um 5ilfe iiseno
uno Canon eiieno. 9to6oem er
ielber cinige Stiid GanOp gegeiien
Dottc, 500 er plotlidl leinen &epolper
aus Der GaiGe ,mb felerte auf feline
Wflltter. Die 9ugel Orung ihr IN
Den &innbaden. 9ann idoB er auf
9bGrleS S5arlep, ben grdlltigam iei.
ner Sblpciter nno traf i'm I'M 8es
ii6t. 3uadhlt fellerte er BRET Sdiilie
auf leine Shpelter ab, obne Iie Sil
treffen mS iblieBlirJ iagte er lid
ielber cine &ugel in sen aopf Die lei
nen angenblidliden Soo perliriahte.
Ser &nabe bot ein ihperes 9ter-
penfieber burGgemocht uno mar gei-
itig nidJt gan5 5ureGnnngsfdbig. oob
iheint es, baB Die Sbeaterporltealtng
uelher er beilpobHte, Die uHmittel-
bare llria6e Ger SragoOie mar.
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pts
,T,txenth,trner Gn,fttrss

yE,txenth,trner Gnsrttees
srideint ieSen 1ienstae nnb fOtet inter Dor.
ansbssabIung fir bic Der. Gtaoten uno Gambia:
Sdbrlid-... $500 SaIbiabrIi3 $40
Nod europa pprtoirei
I'm q fen ppransbe5ablt perben):
SobrIid- ......--S2 SO SalbidbrItt-.. -.$1.%S
SprrsfponbenSsn nnb UiittbeiIuussn maHeu
fpdtenems bis 5rsitos Wor9en. weuu fie IN
her ua6ften Nummer @ufnobme finoen foneu.
stassIanDt perben. - grisie pbne untsrid5riit
ptrben nidt beridf6tst.
gw- BUR fir @sIbsr. bic per rcsisrirtcm
Brief ODER @elo antpeiia Money ORDER
s.ianbt merbsrt nberusbmsH mir bic @erant.
UprIi&ieit
une grisfe gorreponbsusen II. T. 10. abrsifire
Hau eiuia6:
"LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE,
Dubuque, Iowa.
6ffiec: Gde Der 6. nno SowasStraEe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20

ertpdblt. Seine @epobner Iin6 als
geIeblieben6e 9iirger befannt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
2ciden gcfnnben

Sanua, @po., 12. Off,.
Nan bat aus Der Mfine, in ipelGer
am 30. Sunni 169 slrbeiter getootet
iulIroen, "a 2eiden in idon itart per-
melten 3uitanOe ans Sageslidt be-
foroert. gs lit ibtper, baufig nn-
moglid, Ole 2ei6en 81 ibentifisireu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
Sranriger Sal.

yt eip y orf, y. DIT.
! Sbgleid) Die sler5te bes 9eaepue
Ioipitols on trallrige S5enen ae-
yobnt iino, erregt Der SalI oes Irbei-
lrs SSobn Gonrop oeumob ibre be-
snbere Sbeilnabme. 9ieler bra6
Ifolge zines llnfalleS bds 9iiiderat
no ais Die @er6te i'm in 9ebano-
ing na5meh wuroe er um ieine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
Gin Mi6rber eridjOiIen.

SebaIia Wo., y. Oft,
Die 26 Sabre alte Gle 8rooen
son Seoalia, pel6e BON SSobn
Srodapap seidieoen murOe, nobbem
Z megen @rmorOung ieiner 5peiten
Sral ms 3u6tbals seianot woroeu
Jar, ipurbe BON Dem Sarmer Ssobn
Repers nabe @rapes Wfias eri6ol-
In, ais Tie ibrer S6melter einen @e-
kh abitottete. 9as 0totip lit unbe-
4nnt. Mepers ipirrbe perbaftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20

lolit begrilBt. SIM &atbbauie gab bi(
StaOtperlpaItung einen Gmpfang.
Sie Stobt Earis nerebrte Dem a0-
nIge, Der elm berporragenoer Miin-
6enlammler lit, cin prGdtiges
SdranfGcn, bas MeouiGen entbielt,
Ole 5u ebren bon Siirlten gei1laeen
ipllroen, lulo 5iuei iebr i6one Sigu-
ren bon Sronce lnO glfenbein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
Stalicn.

er / II, IA. Sff.
Der rGmiihe Correspondent Der
r&olniiten 3eitlng" melbet, OaB ser
Gaaren-9elud IN &om niht nur aui-
geldobeiy lomoern enOgiiltig aufgc-
boben lit.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-01
Idaho Forests Attractive
PURPOSE BEING TO
MAKEPROOF, AND
THEN SELL.
Much Activity Shown in Other
States Many Entries Sus-
pended-tO Prevent
Fraud.
Especial to Salt Lake Tribune J


Washington, Dec. 25.-The forests of
Idaho have proven to be highly attract
tive the last year to entrymen under the
stone and timber act. Men from the
others have gone into Idaho in large
numbers and filed upon timber lands,
their purpose being to make the final
proofs and then sell their claims to
large lumber companies whose mana
gers are willing to pay more for the
stumpage than anyone else. Some of
these timber claims are said to be worth
$4,000.
ENTRIES SUSPENDED.
In other western states notably Ore
gon, Washington and California, the
same activity for the possession of tim
ber claims is manifested. Suspecting
that many Of these entries were not
made in good faith and that the entry
men were but stool pigeons of the big
corporations the department of the i'll
terror called a halt and suspended many
of these entries, made in California
which action has thrown doub t upon
the validity of timber claims filed else
where. The attitude of the Interior de-
partment on this subject is reflected by
a clause in the Presidents message, as
follows:
The timber and stone and the COM
mutation clause Of the homestead law
have been so perverted from the intention
with which they were enacted as to
permit the acquisition of large areas of
the public domain for other than actual
settlers and the consequent prevention
of settlement"
TO PREVENT FRAUDS.
!: Pursuant to this declaration Chairman
Lacy of the house committee on public
lands introduced series of bills aimed
to prevent frauds against the desert
land law, the timber and stone law, and
the homestead law. The Tribune cor
respondent is informed, however, that a
recent polling Of the house committee
on public lands reveals majority op-
posed to the repeal of the timber, stone
and homestead law as recommended
by the secretary Of the interior in his
report to congress. This fact may
be taken by the hundreds Of en-
trymen in Idaho and other western
states that the present law on the sub
ject will not be changed and therefore
they may rest in the assurance that
competent proof of good faith in the en-
try must bring them a government pat
ent to the land.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-01
Parker,

Our Christmas pas ied off very nicely.
A nice program and Santa Claus for the
children in the morning and dance for
them in the afternoon and for the adults
in the evening, filled up the day.
There is some sickness here. Frank
and j. T. Mason are sick with scarle-
tina Doctor Blevins has quarantined
them.
Mr. Samuel Rigby and w. M. Hill
each have very sick child.
Mrs James III. Mason has gone to
Anon to visit with her sister, Mrs. Jos.
Smith, for a couple of weeks.
Mr.. Joseph Brewer, who has been
working on the railroad in Utah the
past year, is home to spend the holidays
with his family.
Mr. Mathews, of Butte, Montana is
spending the holidays with his brother
in-law, MIR. c. V. Browning.
The Parker choir are getting up a
musical concert. The proceeds are for
the benefit OF the missionaries. j. L.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-01

Born to the wife of Forest Gillett, on
Christmas day, fine big baby girl.
Mother ard baby are doing excellently,
but the father has been under the care
of the bbys ever since the eventful
occasion.
The question is being agitated here of
taking ont large canal from Fall River
which will hume the Teton at the elbo.
A very pleasant high five party was
given at the beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs Fran k Siddoway the other evening.
Those pre$ent were Mr. rnd Mrs. S. A.
Bond, Mr.. and Mrs John briggs, Mr..
and Mrs A. J. Siddoway. b. F. Gillett
Miss Fam Clark and Mr. VIM. Naylor.
A. J. Sdd pway won the prize, and VIM.
Naylor took first prize as Joker y AT
II o'clock a sumptious repast was placed
before the guests ''and they did eat. -
Each returned home with praise for the
host and hostess, declaring they never
enjoyed themselves better.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-01

The Plano school under the auspices
of Mr. Bramwell gave an entertainment
Christmas eye which seemed to be en-
joyed by all who attended The hall
was we'll crowded All congratulate
Mr. Bran well on his success with his
entertainment.
Miss Pearl Fisher left Thursday for
Caldwell, IDAHO where she intends to
spend a week with her friends and rela-
tives
Mr.. E. @. White who lives on the
lower end of Plano, has sold his ranch
to Doctor Hinnie, of Butte, Montana,
A shado wv of darkness was brought to
the home pf Mr.. John Layman, of Rex
burg, whe he was called at the cold
hand of de ath, to lay his loving wife in
to the lonely cell known as the grave.
The loving wife was "a years of age.
She leaves baby three years old, a
mother and many brothers and sisters.
The decea Bed was sister to Mr.. James
Fogg. She was called to her grave by
typhoid pneumonia. She was loving
and good woman, loved by all who knew
her. Shen lived in ReXburg all her
life and ii was said of her that there
was no one in that town but had good
word for Mrs, John Layman Some of
the most eloquent speaking and singing
was rendered at her funeral Ezra
Chrstiansen of the stake academy. and
Elder Bra mwell, of ReXburg, We're the
speakers, and | can say as a writer OF
this paper weneed to congratulate those
gentlemen on their eloquent speaking as
being eof the incest conducted fun
erals | have ever attended. After the
services which We're held in the Wood
vine hall. the remains were taken to
| the Rexburg cemetery and laid peace
fully to rest. Mr. John Layman is a
brother of Mrs Z. r. White, of Plano.
Some of their brothers and sisters came
up from Ogden to attend the funeral
and they came over and took look at
Plano.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-01
WilfOrd.

Mr.. Geo. Bigler. of Collinston, Utah.
is visiting his brother, Mr. Mark Bigler.
of this place.
Miss Eliza Robb is up from Rexburg
spending her vacation with her parents.
A very pleasant party was given at
the nome of Mrs j. e. Romrell Monday
night. The evening was spent in play
ing various games, also music and sing
ing until late hour when refreshments
were served, after which all departed to
their homes, having spent very enjoy
able evening
Xmas was spent very pleasantly in
our little village. a program and tree
at the church were we'll attended. The
dances Xmas eve and Xmas night were
crowded. all coming out to have 4 merry
Xmas.
Mrs. 3. w. Orme was visiting in Rex
burg the last of the week. j. r. NJ.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-01
TeIew riiting Machines Done
MAN AGER OF COM
PANY, T. b. SOM
ERS, RETURNS
HOME.
The Pri nting Telegraph Machines
are all That the Inventor
Expected.

Some months ago a company was or
ganized ih st. Anthony for the purpose
of financia ally aiding f. B. Somers to go
to Chicago and have constructed two
Telewriting machines which he had in
vented and the models for which he had
roughly constructed and given an ex-
hibition upon to several members of the
company Those who saw the demon
stration were convinced that if two
good Instruments were constructed, the
world would soon become revolution
lied in printing telegraphy, and the
money was raised to build the models.
Mr., F. B. Somers returned from Chi
cago last Wednesday and reported that
the Teiewriting machines would be fin
ished in a few days. The mechanical
construction was completed Monday Of
this week The machines will be in ST
Anthony as soon as they can be gotten
through by freight, when private test
will be made to the members of the COM
pany, after which public demonstra-
tion will be made
The machine is constructed with a
typewriter key board, an electric sound
ing key board and an electric dial. The
speed developed at present is so char
acters per minute or an average of
about 30 words per minute, the message
being printed at both ends of the line
and no possible chance for an error un-
less the operator makes mistake in
sending the message.
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Wreck ON Grand Trunk Line
THIRTY PEOPLE Kill
LED in AWFUL
WRECK.
Pacific Express Crashes Into a
Heavy Freight-Passen
ger Coaches Telescope
Each Other.

The Pacific express which crashed in
to heavy freight trA llst ) saturday
near Wanstead, Ontario. WAS late and
endeavoring to make up time 1t was
made up of two Pullm IN csrs, two first
class day coaches and two baggage cars
he pulled out of Wat'ford at 9:5s o'clock.
A blizzard was raging and the air was
thick with swirling snow. The train
was crowded with people returning from
holiday trips. The express train was
running at speed of fifty miles an hour
through the blizzard, when, at the Wan
stead siding. the headlight of the freight
engine loomed up through the snow
1t was impossible to see a hundred feet
ahead because of the snow, and the
trains crashed together almost be-
fore the engine crews realized that a
collision was imminent.
The impact threw the two engines
clear off the track on the right hand
side. The two day coaches of the sex-
press were between the heavily loaded
baggage cars and the weighty Pullmans.
A terrific grinding crash and the rear
baggage car was driven into the coach
for three-fourths of its length, killing a
core of the occupants and pinning down
two score more in the wreckage,
crushed and mangled. The horror of
fire was mercifully spared the suffering
persons buried in the wreck. A little
flame broke out, but the uninjured ex-
tinguished it with snow, before it could
gain headway.
RESCUING THE WOUNDED.
The occupants of the two Pullmans
and the second day coach swarmed out
of their cars to the rescue. A perfect
bedlam of noises greeted them. The
hiss of escaping steam from the wrecked
engines did not drown the piteous cries
of the unfortunates pinned in the ruins.
The bitter cold added to their sufferings.
Volunteer rescuing parties were imme-
diately formed and did heroic work
Meanwhile a brakeman had rushed
through the storm to the telegraph Of
flee and notified both London and Sar-
MIA officials of the collision. Relief
trains with surgeons and wrecking
cars were on their way to the scene
from both ends of the division in the
shortest possible time
While they were steaming along at
top speed the work of rescue was carried
on by the uninjured passengers. They
delved into the heap of debris, and
guided by the means and cries, found
the sufferers and pried and chopped
them out and carried them to the Pull
man cars, where they were given such
attention as was possible before the sur
geons arrived.
The wreck brought death to over
thirty persons and pain and suffering to
about forty more. The collision occur
red at 1910 o'clock last Saturday night.
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Program.

Program for the Fremont County
Teachers Association to be held in Rex
burg, Idaho, Jan. 3, 1902.
The Educators Ideal, Miss Althouse
Discussion led by Lorenzo Waldrum
Nature Study, Augusta Fletcher
Discussion led by Maud Walker
Drawing, Mr. Hammond
Discussion led by Rebecca Watson
School Room Discipline Miss Griffiths
Discussion led by Prof. Fuller
Number Work in Lower Grades
--Tabitha Turman
Discussion led by Florence Yarnell
School Libraries, Prof Cole
Discussion led by Mrs. Roskelley
Child Study, Mrs G. M. Tay lor
Discussion led by Miss Marler
State Reading Circle Work
Prof. Blevirs
Go to the pre-inventory sale at Thomp-
sons, everything at ridiculously low
OricpS
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Charged With Murder.

John and Len Douglas, of Star, Idaho.
were bound over last Saturday on a
charge of murder in the first degree. for
the killing of Rufus Ayers at a dance
given at the home of j. r. Potter on the
night of Saturday, December Goth.
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The Prize Winners.

The prize winners at the masquerade
ball, given at the opera house Christ
mas evening, We're Walt Lewis and
Miss Nordquist
Mr.. Lewis won the first prize, a gem
tlemans dressing case, on the character
of wooden shoe Dutchmau
Miss Nordquist represented a lady of
the sixteenth century, and was awarded
the first prize, a handsome ladies dress
ing case.