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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-08
Boy Shoots His Father.

Glenwood, Wis, May 4.-Richard
Sachsee shot his father, Herman
Sachsee. three times. and the latter
will die. Herman Sachsee and his
wife have lived apart from some time
and the husband came to his wife's
farm early in the morning, with the
dvowed intention. she claims. of max
ing trouble A fight ensued between
the man and his son. Young Sachsee
claims that his father fired at him
with a shotgun. and that he shot in
self-defense. The young man and his
mother have been arrested
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-08
Killed His Man with a Club.

Superior, Wis, May Oscar An
derson is in Jail. arrested for the MUIR
der of Bernhardt Nation. with whom
he boarded. He is said to have struck
Nation so hard over the head with a
club that death resulted.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-08
Today.

Happy boys! Enjoy your playtime
now and come again to study and to
feel the birch rod and the ferule to-
morrow. Sport. boys, while you may.
for the morrow cometh with the birch
rod and the feruie, and after that an
other morrow with troubles Of it's own.
Nathaniel Hawthorne.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-08
Widow Is Held ON Suspicion.

Lacrosse Wis, May "a coroner's
inquest at Mabel, Mimi, rendered a
verdict that Emile Kruger. the aged
man found murdered and thrown into
the Root river Tuesday, near Mabel,
came to his death by the hand OF an
assassin. The jury did not fix the
crime on Mrs. Kruger, but she is held
on suspicion.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-08
Contract for Il Paper Mill.

Appleton, Wis, May 5.-Contracts
have been let for a big paper and
pulp mill to be built at Rhinelander
by capitalists of this city to cost $780,
600, and an additional Improvement of
power to the extent of 100000.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-08
Would Help Her Out.

Mrs. Hiram-You may stay until
your week is up, Bridget, but when
you go must tell you 1 won't be able
to write you a letter of recommended
ton.
Bridget-Don't let yer want of eddi-
cation imbarrass We, madam. Ofll
write it fur We, an We can make yer
mark to t.-Philadelphia Press.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-08
Wisconsin mt tho Big Fair.

Madison, Wis, May 5.-The assem-
bly, committee on state affairs has re-
ported in favor Of a $4,000 app: opria-
ton for Wisconsins exhibit at the ST..
Louis Worlds fair. This amount is in
addition to $4,000 appropriated two
years ago. making the total 100000
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-08

Miss Smilax-And SO Miss Passe and
Mr.. Gotnix really got married. Was it
a love match?
Mary-On the contrary, should call
it a hate match.
Miss SmilaX-Why? I don't under
stand you.
Mary-Why, she hated to be an old
maid, and he hated to be poor.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-08
Arrested for Forgery.

Fond du Lac, Wis, May Al. Cur
It's Harrington. alias J. c.. Cprtis. of
Schuylerville. n Y. has been arrested
charged with forging a draft for ST.
500, which he is said to have present
ed at the Commercial National bank.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-08
Made young Again

s.One of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put me IN
my teens again" writes d. a. Turner OF
Dempseytown. Pa. They're the best In
the world for Liver, Stomach and Bow
els. Purely vegetable. Never g-ipe.
Only 25c at Perry & Doty.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-08
Milwaukee Syndicate a Failure.

Milwaukee, May 2.-The Milwaukee
Syndicate Investment company, of
which Henry Herman was an officer
and a moving spirit. has filed an in
voluntary petition in bankruptcy.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-08
Swept from a Wagon and Drowned.

Thorpe, Wis. May 1.-Two children
of Andrew Herman. aged and 8
years, We're swept from wagon while
crossing a stream here and drowned.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-08
The Belief Was Mutual.

young man." said the professor as
he grabbed a frisky junior by the
shoulder. Il believe Satan has got hold
of you"
81 believe he has," was the quick re-
ply.-EXchange
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-08
What He Didn't Mean.

Ambiguous-How are you, old fell
low? Are you keeping strong?
''No; only just managing to keep out
of my grave
ooh, I'm sorry to hear that"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-08
BISHOP JOHN F. HURST DEAD
Leading Figure in Methodist Circles
Passes Away in Washington
Sketch of His Life

Washington, May 5.-gishop John
F. Hurst of the Methodist Episcopal
church died here at 1910 O'Clock in
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-08

Ask Your Deate for Aliens Foot
Ease
A powper for the feet. 1t cures Swollen
Sor-, Hot Gallons, Aching. Sweating
Feet, Corns and BuUions. At Ill Drug
gis, s and shoe stores, 25c. Ask tn day
The Seattle Republican., 1903-06-12
POLITICAL POT=PIE

An inquistve Seattleite is rather anxious to learn
whose mark Senator Levi Ankeny will wear at Wash
ington City when the transport controversy up
i'll Congress for adjudication after the next
sion begins 1t will be remembered that it was the
O. r. & n. railroad company that chiefly respon-
sble for Mr. Ankens election, and that company fav-
San Francisco the Puget Sound country in the
fight for the transport business of the government
her insuar possessions in the Pacific ocean OF
the o. r. & N would have been helpless in the
atorial fight without the assistance of the Northern
Pacific and the Great Northern and they pooled
their interests, and with their forces combined his
election was an easy matter Strange to say, even
before Mr. Ankeny cleverly takes his seat clash of
interest between the great forces which combined
to elect him has happened and it is but natural for
these persons interested in the Jim Hill railroad
panies to wonder what will be the attitude of Senator
Ankeny in the fight In other words, to which of the
great railroad companies does he belong? Perhaps
after all the Hill railroad interest in this has
made serious blunder in helping to elect the man,
he may the power which has placed in his hands
to either kill that company outright seriously Grip
pie it in the shipping business because it will be in
the interest of the Portland people, who, after all,
have claim him than either the Tacoma the
Seattle people.
The Seattle Republican., 1903-06-12

From Frank Waterhouse it has been learned that
when the fight i'll Washington City between
his company (Which is but part of the Jim Hill in
terest in Washington and the San Francisco trans
port men he was forced to go to Senator Lodge for
any assistance he might need in the Senate he
able to get anything from either of the Washing
ton senators. Nothing could be expected from Foster
he and is SO badly tongue-tied as well as out
of place in the Senate that than nothing
to waste time in asking him to look UP anything or to
in any way interest himself in the proposition and
that too despite the fact that he and is the pot
cal property" of the Northern Pacific whose interest
was much at stake in the fight. OF course Senator
Ankeny young in the business at the time, but it
was plain to be from his actions that he dodg
ing the fight not caring to give himself away soon
after he had been elected but it likewise very
patent from the very outset that he would throw his
voice and with the San Francisco concerns when
it to a show down. The charge therefore made
before Mr. Ankeny elected that Oregon would
have "three senators" in case he was elected seems
to not have been recklessly made but it was and is
absolutely correct.
In order to pacify the Tacoma politicians for his
leaning to San Francisco in the shipping fight being
waged against the Puget Sound country, Senator An
keny so goes the story, and it comes from very re-
liable source has the quiet appointed Walter Chris
tian of Tacoma his private secretary instead OF
Editor Statter, and the latter gentleman must in the
future stay in Walla Waa and edit the Union of that
city if he wishes to continue in the employ of Mr. An
keny. Mr. Statter is an untiring worker, however,
and after all it might prove to be the proper thing tor
Mr. Ankeny to do as there is much talk in Walla
Waa county by the antiAnkeny forces to make life
and death fight to wrench the county from the grasp
of the Ankeny machine The first effort to do that will
be the defeating of Mayor Hunt for reelection plans
for which are now being carefully laid. The Walla
Waa municipal election will be pulled off July 18TH
Mayor Hunt has already announced his intention OF
The Seattle Republican., 1903-06-12

have to the conclusion that he can carry the
county against Cushman and when the latter has lost
his own county it would certain defeat at the
sent all down the line that Cushman be defeated
Judging from the past it is very questionable wheth
er Cushman would be defeated for the nomination
if he does lose his home counyt At present he is by
odds the most popular politician i'll the For in
stance, in Waa Wala county Cushman was roasted
last year by the Republicans in convention assembled
to a most delicious brown while at the polls he ran
500 ahead of his ticket and he did the same
thing throughout Eastern Washington the Hamilton
Railroad push to the contrary Notwithstanding When
Cushman first elected Jones beat him almost
thousand votes the next election, however Jones did
not beat him but very few votes, but at the last
sand votes showing how Cushman had grown in the
eyes and estimation of the public, which shows very
conclusively that Cushman has grown strong in
popularity among the voters of this state that it is
dangerous to not give him square deal. Being very
friendly to Governor McBrdge and their political in
teress being along similar lines should the state
convention unceremoniously defeat Mcbride, it WILL
it might be taking joke too far to at the time
defeat Of the most popular Republicans in the
state for reelection, because, forsooh, he does not
cater to certain political bosses Discretion is always
the better part of valor the part Of either ndivd
ual or a company and the Pienaker is of the opinion
that the Republicans had better let we'll enough alone
when they will have defeated Henry Mcbride, who
The Seattle Republican., 1903-06-12

going before the people for reelection and the anti
Ankeny forces have likewise announced that if he is
candidate they will skin him to queens taste, but
whether they not successful in skinning
Mayor Hunt for reelection the fight will be continued
against the Ankeny machine and it will require both
Editor Statter and Banker Buord be constantly at
the helm to prevent complete collapse of the Ankeny
machine at the hands of the ants Mr. Ankeny is not
candidate for the now, but he is senator and
that no longer be used leverage to boost his
machine into power.
The Seattle Republican., 1903-06-12

The grand jury indictment against Stephen G.
Meek ex-personal tax collector in the county treas
urers Office has been dismissed by Judge Bell, not
from lack OF evidence stated in the Pl. of recent
date but because there no case against him. OF
all the foolish indictments passed up by late una
mened grand jury, this was the most senseless. Mr.
Meek had the misfortune lose his receipt book and
was unable to tell just how much money he had col
lected but reported the matter to Mr.. McConnaughey
and deposited sufficient funds with him to the
possible amount pending checking up of the books;
when this DONE the full amount properly ap-
Piled and the county did not lose cent, and it was
clearly evident there thought or intention on
the part of Mr. Meek to embezzle penny The whole
thing "much ado about nothing" but it has cost
Mr. Meek his job, and the unjust impression has gone
from quarters that he had been playing crooked,
which impression the facts in the do not justify
The Seattle Republican., 1903-06-12

After much deliberaton and consultation Ed. S.
Hamilton, the Tacoma Republican boss, has given it
that he would neither be candidate for the Unit
ed States senate to succeed Foster candidate for
member of the house of representatives to succeed
Cushman He has further announced that he would
Loyalty support Foster for reelection and his political
efforts between and the time he, Foster would be
the gridiron would be shaped to that end. With the
railroads at his back Hamilton has come pretty nearly
debating only the politics OF Pierce county, but
likewise the politics of the entire state, and if it be
true, he has made up his mind to pursue the course
mentioned above other senatorial asprants had better
look well to their laurels they will find themselves
up against the real thing before they know it,
The Seattle Republican., 1903-06-12

Hon D. B. Crocker, who is one of the u. s. internal
collectors of this state enjoys the distinction
of being the only in Tacoma whom President
Roosevelt sent out to invite to his hotel while in Ia
in order to talk things political over with him
and for that reason his friends knowing they do
that Crocker is very leveheaded man. are predict
ing that he will be powerful political leader in the
affairs of this in the very near future, Mr.
Crocker matrcuated into state politics after thor
ough apprenticeship in Walla Wala county, where the
very earth seems to breed politicians and in every
instance while there he always came out first best and
on entering politics leader it is predicted that
it will be only in the very future when he will
the robes of political dictator Mr. Crocker looks
after both the Foster and the Ankeny political inter
est in the and incidentally the railroad interest
and if he will but select his eutenans with care there
is no doubt but that he will rise to the position
that is above predicted
The Seattle Republican., 1903-06-12
MAYOR LOUIS D. CAMPBELL WANTS FRANK CUSE4MANS SEAT

has quite respectable Republican following, but who
has not enough following to nominate him for gov
ernor In other words, it may not be strong enough
to nominate Mcbride but by properly handling may
be sufficiently strong to defeat the Republican NOM
inee as Hon ]. M. Frink.
The Seattle Republican., 1903-06-12

Hamiltons decision to not enter the senatorial fight
is by the only decision that he has recently
made if all reports true 1t is claimed on excellent
authority that Hamilton has given Mayor L. d. Camp
bell his unqualified promise to support him for Con-
gress in opposition to Cushman Mayor Campbell
is quite popular and he reelected mayor of Ia
coma in spite of the opposition of the Tacoma Twins
and Sammy Perkins and the Hamilton Railroad push
The Seattle Republican., 1903-06-12

Who being goomed by the railroad push in Tacoma as
the Pierce County Congress- which is filled
by Hon. Francis w. Cushman. Even Ed Hamilton himself
could put up fight than is thought Mayor
Campbell will do Cushman gets delegation from
Pierce County State convention it will be after
the hardest political battle engaged in.
The Washington bee., 1903-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

have been informed tn at some per
sons are connecting my name as
stockholder in the Cspital Savings
Bank. now in the hands of receivers. |
desire 10 state positively that | am not
a stoskholder. These are the facts {:
bought stock eleven years ago, IN
Iune, 1891. under special condition,
gave notice TO Withdraw a month after
wards. in Jul' 1891, and was paid in
full by the company in October, 1894.
| never was a director, never received
a dividend and never attended meet
ing of stockholders
| hereby give notice 10 the public
that my good name will be protected
and that my attorney will enter suit
for libel, both cIviIly and criminally.
against any person or persons using
nv name in connection with the affairs
OF this company.
P. J. SHADD, NJ. d.
eoI r St. n. w.
DR.. Shadd'S notice was served, ac-
COrding TO the constitution, the same
time that my own notice was given,
while | was acting President of the
Company
G. B. PURvIs. nj. ID.
IIIS 18th ST n. w.
wCAPITAL SAVINGS BANK,
NO ICE TO DEPoSITORS.
BY direction of the court, all depositors are re-
quested TO promptly present their bank books
for settlement to JOSEPH H. sTEWA 7, Re.
seiYer at his office, 6O9 F st. NV.
JOHN RIDOUT,
JOSEPH H. STEWART,
THOMAS Wal KER,
Receivers
beg TO announce 10 nv Rany friends
and the pnblic that have opened an
Office at eI3 G street northwest, where
1 shall continue my Insurance busi-
asss. shall also give my atten ton
to Patent and Pension claims. Request
Ing . continuance of past GaVors, am
Yours very truly,
d. B. McCary,
The Washington bee., 1903-01-31
TusksEes Insilttts Notes.

Some time ago Miss Leila Usher
$ New York sculptures spant six
weeks st Tusksgee making clay
bust of principal Washington.
It has since been cast into plas
ter and also into bronze. The
cast plaster has been placed in the
Carnegie Library and has bee n
greatly admired by all who have
seen it. 1t lie Miss Ushers inten
ton at = later date to present Gne
school with a bronze cast.
The Tusksgee negro eonfereco
will be held Wednesday FEBRUARY
18th. The school ia anxious that a
particularly splendid representation
Of our former friends be present.
The purpose Of these conference.
sessions is now well understood
That they have been Of incalcua-
bic service to those whom they are
desinged to help, is conceded on
all sides. The crusade against the
one room log cabin, the short s5s
sion school term, the crop lien sys
tenn, prOfigate expenditures for gew
gaWs and nOA essentials has not
yet been crowned with entire sue
sss. Oui gre4: ore Icn in ths Wal
has been made and the fight con
tinues with undiminished determin
natiOn
Prinsipls Booker. T. Washing
ton has rsturued to Tusksgee after
= three weeks vislt to California.
He was gOue Is days and de
livered 81 addresses. The colored
people of California contribute d
&523 TO the school through him and
in avery way showodi interest by
lively enthusiasm.
RoBT. K. Wallace.
The Washington bee., 1903-01-31
The DepOrtatlO of the Negro.

Mr.. Thomas L. Jones TeaG before the
Beteel Literary on last Tuesday even
ing his reply to Senator Morgan OF
Alabama and his deportation OF the
negro falaCy. Notwithstanding the
down pour Of rain there was good
crowd present. The address was
logical and eloquent.
Lieut.. T oomey wa, introduced and read
two of his original poems. One was a
reply Of the negro TO Senator Morgan
and the other was the Ham Trust -
Both poems created the greatest meri-
ment. Miss WelCh sang very sweetly
a solo.
The paper was discussed by Messrs.
w. CALVIN Chase. Prof. Ferris and
others. Next Tuesday ev-ning Mr..
Jesse Lawson VIII read a paper on Mr.,
Booker 7. Washington AMI his work.
A lively time Is anticipated. Mr.. Geo.
w. Jackson pesirdent, has prepared an
exec llent program.
The Washington bee., 1903-01-31
THE ERIGHTS OF THE NEGRO.
The Greatest Negro Orator DeseCts the
Virginia Observation-Disclosures
turned away.

lanes II. Hayes Predicts FOrcible Re-
sistance 10 the Virginia Constitution
and Other Acts of Disfranchisement
passed by Southern Legislatures.
Alta mass. meeting of people Lincoln
Memorial Church, at O'Clock last
Monday night, under the suspiCeS of
the Afro American Council, prominent
speakers made addresses upon the
question of distTanChiSement in the
Southern Sta cS, and considerable feel
inp was mani ur' Cyrus Field Ad-
ans, assistant regIste. Of the Treasury,
presided.
lanes H. Hayes, Of Richmond, the
attorney Sho has been retained by the
colored people Of Virginia. to test the
Acknowledgement laws ofthat State, de-
hvered a speech in which he declared
that the negro has now reached the
limit of his endurance, and advocated
the sword and torch as a means for the
negro 10 maintain his manhood. His re
marks were received with great enthu-
iaSm.
He referred to the fact that during
the years which have elapsed since the
war sectional feeling between the North
and South has died out 10 such an ex-
tent that Virginia proposes toto place
a mouumcht of Lee in Statuary Hail IN
the National Capital, but said that all
this period has not been sufficient for
The Washington bee., 1903-01-31

Mr.. d. B. McCary is now in business
for himself 1t is hoped that his many
lends will cal and see him.
MIR. II. L. Robinson and wife are now
their new home 1921 nth street nv
REGISTER NV. Lyons has been asked
10 write a book o. the Southern Negro
from his standpoint Just whether ne
Eill do SO Is no, known.
Miss Harper Of the Manual Training
School, assistant 10 DT. Bruce EvrnS
is said to be ne OF the most accomp
lIshed ladies in her prof ssion. She
knows her business and she Is a great
acquisition to DR.. Evens whO is doing
all in his power TO make the industrial
department a success.
The many friends of Mr. Thomas w.
West, Past District Grand Treasurer
G.. u. o. Of .. F. ., District Of COlumbia,
Rill be pleased 10 learn that he has
nearly recovered from the results OF a
fall several days ago.
Mrs. Paterick FOlleard has secured
the Saloon at the corner of 4th and l.
stret northeast aud has fitted II up
with all modern Improvements, Il Is
one of the best Saloons in northeast
Washington
Before the Secular League last Sun
day afternoon Mr., w. Calvin Chase,
read his new paper entitled THE new
Citizenship. The hall was crowded
with some of the most learned citizens
Of both races and al the conclusion of
his paper, il was warmly discussed and
highly indorsed.
The Washington bee., 1903-01-31

Royal Hughes, Attorney
Supreme ConTt of the ID strict OF Columbis
evsrly Randall vs.. Lucy Anu Randall.
The Washington bee., 1903-01-31
Not AequaIuted yyith Hrr

''He who runs may read" began the
wise one.
But who in the world is May Reed?"
asked his foolish friend.-Princeton
Tiger
The Washington bee., 1903-01-31

To the friends of True Freedom
and civil liberty since it is fact
that there are radical extremes
confronting the two old parties
which demand the commendable
consideration # the pep g: an
forced by the order of the Executive
committee of civil liberty party to
cell a national convention at Gin
einati Ohio to consider, mauy Of the
perplex problems Of civil aud p)liti
cal liberty. Many prominent letter.
have flooded my office since the cal
was issued Jan, 7th. For further
information write
s. Mitchell,
Chairman ExecutIye COmmitte
The Washington bee., 1903-01-31
S. Mitch.

Chairman Executive Commi.te
The Washington bee., 1903-01-31
He,a q level Mr.

Clara-Why, my dear, you declared
you deteSted the man.
Clarice- 5 darling, l did; but YOU
must remeM Der that was before his
proPosal.-TOwH Topics.
The Washington bee., 1903-01-31
No. s,.6sO. Equity Docket No. s.

The object Of this sui is 10 obtain = deere
Of divorce fiom the buuds # maTTi ge lOT al
terry c mmiIted By the defendant with one Fe'
ter FletChTOn GTaCE 81. NV. IN the city OF WASH
inEton District of olumbis ia he month OF A
pril and May d. 1899, and with other persons
nknOWn 10 the complainant in the mo hths oi
July and August, AID. 1900 at no. s7so lcks
ST., n. W. in the city of Washington. District oi
Columbia y
On motion Cf the complainant, it IS thi z
day Of January A. d. 1903 ordered that the 6
fendanI cause her appearance 10 be entered here
in on OF before the foTtieth day, exclusive =
Sunday and legal holidays, occurring amer IN
day of the first publiCau II Of this order; other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as in case
Of default, PTovsded copy OF this order be
publ. shed in the Washington Law Reporter ana
the Washington Bee newspaper As required by
equity rule 81.
Blythe Court.
Signed II. B. Hagner. Justice.
True copy. Test:
By J. R. Young, Clerk.
K. J. MeeEs, A sistant Clerk.
The Washington bee., 1903-01-31

J. K. Young. CLERK
By w LatimeT. Assistant olerk-