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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03
sWITzERLANo's BIRTHDAY.

GENEVA. Aug Switzerland
today celebrated its national festival
which was established August l.,
1929, and has been kept up without
interruption during the six centuries
that have since elapsed. The cele-
brations consisted of patriotic exer-
cises and festivities. concluding at
night with grand illuminations OF the
mountains
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03
ROYAL PERsoNAGES WILL
ATTEND WEDDING

DARMSTADT. Hesse. Aug. 1.-The
czar, King Edward. Emperor William
and many notable members OF the
royal families have already promised
TO be present at the wedding of Prince
Andrew of Greece to Princess Alice OF
soon.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03
WAGES AND COAL GO
UP TOGETHER

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. 1.-The
executive committee of the Southwest
Interstate Coal Operators association
today ratified the wage increase grant
ed the miners of Missouri. Kansas, Ar
kansas. Indian and Territory by the
Pittsburg convention, which means
the addition Of ten thousand dollars
daily TO the payroils after September
l.
Bennett Brown of Huntington. Ark.
was appointed labor commissioner for
the Operators association. His bust
ness Will be to handle all labor dis
putes.
Coal went up 29 cents a ton at
wholesale today.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03
COMMITTEES MEET OFFICIALS
TO DISCUSS DIFFERENCE

SEDALlA. Mo, Aug. l.-Commit-
tees representing unions of the Car
men, Missouri, Kansas & Texas rail
way are meeting at Parsons. Kan. to-
day with officials, discussing the mems
demand for an increase Of wages aver.
aging 80 per cent. The unions are apt
to take radical action to enforce the
increase
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03
KANSAS PASTOR HoRsEWHiPPEo
Church Member Objects to the Treat
ment Accorded His Daughter.

EMPORIA, Kan, Aug. Lee ].
Orr, real estate agent, last evening
horsewhipped Rev. ID. S. Morrison a
minister. on the principal street OF the
city, Orr alleges that Morrison i'm
properly handled his S-year-old daugh-
ter, that he went to the county attor-
ney and got no satisfaction, so he
took the law into his own hands.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03
THREE BURGLARS BREAK
JAIL AT SIDNEY, NEe

SIDNEY. Neb.. Aug. Three most
desperate burglars who were In jail
here, broke out and escaped this
mowing during the absence OF Sher-
m Babb Five hundred dollars reward
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03
DENvER'S CHARTER TO BE
FILED WITH COUNTY CLERK

DENVER, Colo, Aug. 1.-Denyers
new charter viii be filed with the
county clerk either tonight or Monday
day morning. This morning was spent
in the final reading of the corrected
instrument and the signing of the bill
will take place tonight
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03

ly STABBED last night while attempting
to arrest William Bartlett. an Insane
miner, who recently escaped from the
state asylum at the penitentiary. Az
ter a spectacular chase on horseback
the maniac was arrested. He will be
taken back to Pueblo.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03
RUSSIA STRENGTHENS FLEET
IN CHINESE WATERS

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. Rus
sia has ordered three first class bat
tleships. two cruisers and four torpedo
boats to the far east.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03
WATER SEVEN FEET DEEP
ON VILLAGE STREETS

MARTIN, Tex, Aug. IA cloud
burst sent water through the main
streets OF this city seven feet deep
last night, damaging many buildings.
The International railroad tracks here
were washed out, and there was much
damage 10 crops In this vicinity
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03
JOHN MITCHELL STARTs
ON vAcTioN

lNDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug John
Mitchell starts today for home to take
a months vacation, the first since he
began work as boy twenty years of
age
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03
IMMIGRATION TO U. S.
STILL VERY LARGE

NEW YORK. Aug. Immigration
for the past month shows an Increase
of over six thousand more than last
year. The total number of aliens en-
tering the port during July was i2,G0O,
nearly double the number coming in
during July. 1901.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03

tiguous aisles The height of the
caves line is Go feet. Messrs. Cald.
well Drake are also the contractors
for the Horticulture Palace and work
is progressing so satisfactorily on that
building that its completion by Decem.
ber / is assured
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03

New York deserves the praise that
1t enjoys oil having one OF the finest
fire departments in the country. Dur
Ing the hrst six months OF the year
Are losses in Greater New York were
s4,l2l.2l1, which is nearly s500.U00
less than during the same period in
1902.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03
INSANE MINER sTAes
DEPUTY SHERIFF

LEADVILLE. Colo. Aug. l-Under-
sheriff Richard Callen was quite bad
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03

After a season of unusual effort, or
ganiZers OF the Israelite Alliance Of
america have succeeded in forming
three branches oil the organization in
various boroughs OF Greater New
York. and report great interest In the
movement. The aims and objects OF
the alliance are: To secure equal
civil and political rights Tor all Amer
lean citizens travelling or reslding
abroad. irrespective oil race or creed
and TO create in this country a puDlic
feeling ana public demand Thereon.
TO study the problem OF civil and POI
iitical equality anu religions and ra-
cial liberation In search Oh a solution
thereof; TO interest the American jew
in the study OF Jewish conditions in
this country and abroad.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03
NEW YORK NEWS LETTER.

NEW YORK. Aug. IA stranger
visiting the new Williamsburg bridge
from the old structure would not
know that it was not in use. so nearly
is 1t completed. and New Workers. and
Brooklynites are delighted over the
prospect of the bridge being opened
for traffic on schedule time next win
ter. With the exception of the short
span on the New York side and lit
tie work about where the cables are
anchored, the iron OF the bridge is all
in position. This will be one of the
most important Of the thirty bridges
on Manhattan Island
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03

Under the new law teachers exami
nation takes place the third Thurs
days and Fridays. instead OF Fridays
and Saturdays.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03

The new Indian school superintend-
ent at Ft. Lewis arrived last evening.
accompanied by his wife and Miss
Nora Yarnell departing this morning
for the school.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03

Judge Pike entered decree in
divorce case this morning
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03

Proprietors of hotels at the various
local resorts are complaining OF the
wretched season that they have exper-
fenced this year They have given
up hope OF making anything more
than expenses. The rains and cold
weather of June caused heavy losses
and though the first lew days of July
were extremely hot, the month of the
whole was quite pleasant SO that peo-
pie did not patronize the hotels in
record breaking numbers. Unless Au-
gust proves typical midsummer
month. the business of summer re-
sort men Will be curtailed consldera-
bly,.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03

The summer school at Cascade
above lockwood, commences Monday
with Mrs. Ava Huntzinger, teacher.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03

New York has always made much
ado over Its milk supply and dealers
caught adulterating the fluid have
been bounded by the press and abused
by the people Jointly. 1t can be i'm
agined, therefore, the surprise and
Indignation caused by the statement
OF an Inspector OF the health depart
ment that there are astonishing NUM-
bers OF cellar dailies in New York.
Much of the butter marked fine stock
farm" or something OF that sort. ne
says. never was on Manhattan Island.
having been churned in the cellars
under the shops in which 1t is tempt
lngly displayed In glass retrlgerators.
The same is true OF buttermiik
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03

Messrs, c. L. Herr, c. E. McCon-
nell. Jack Herr and w. A. Hahn left
this afternoon for La Plata City to
visit mining interests. They return
tomorrow afternoon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-27

bonn ~benfpanot / gdmle triItelige 9uie,
% bar Ri peo SUBS Pdaoe beparet
Sroen, eler er Ri peo bans u1berz
Tube 9armbiertigbep igen uofrieoe fra
Mertets Maet, ba beb Ri, til bbiIten
@eliignelie for bore Siele be fromme
8arneoages Sbutommelie bar p9ret4
ga, Ter ri opm9rtiomt paa Mennez
tiers ubbitling omtrin9 ps, pa itpns
ner bi, at bpert Wenneite, Der forboloer
ia Iddlebes til gern, at 8prnele peb
6dm eller benbe fddr noget tsnt, noget
bpatigt, noeet Iunot. noget trofaIt, mo-
get front for Zine % gren, er mso til
at bereoe Sub en- Wagt mob bet onoe.
meo til at femme 9arnelinoetsS tr9az
&c ino / 2obIangstonen.
0a Ter Ri meo tlart Sbn pda Menz
n~eiteIlGgtens 9eoneoslsb, ba npoes Ri
bit til at inorsmme, at De Itprfte o9
bebite 3ioer altio bar pGr.t tenoelige
paa bet bsje 8Gro, man od tiaa9oe
9drneIipets. Tagre Oa9e. 9d Qoam
og Sra begg1bte oeres 2ip %uoenfor
Goen, ba gatriarferne grunoIa9oe ct
MT 5oItelio / @erOen, ba aauoens
Sol lpite rigt I 0uoios Dage, ba
fromme SsraeIitter bgrte 9uoifdbet:
,,Goer er / Tag en- 5relIer fsot", bd
man / Renasianeens % Reformdz
~tiopens Gage begnnOte at bragg Sle=
ret bort fra ben opriaoeIige &riitenz
IONS berIige 3r9f. % bd 9runotOig
/ 1orben op6ageoe ben gumle &irteIti,
oa foritoo man, at
,,foragte ifaI man iuIt Ell be imaa,
tit naa be, brad life be tore ian naal"
5. 9. ariftenen RanOers 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-27

at ban og 99Ierne BART faqes pm
Samfunoet meb 5aoeren % bans SIN
Ssfus 8%riItus, Dg at be ogiaa bare
Samfuno meo bberanore, Og / bet
treble grep, 6bilfet er frebet til en-
entelt Wanb, ubtrptter Apoitlen fin
broberli9e 9ilien beo at enife oenne
i'm triItne Ben. at ban | alt mdatte
lfOe bel, ligeiom bans Sjal leo pei,
nemlig, at ben BAR SUBS 9dano,
8enitano for SUBS Raaoe og 5reb.
Og ligeiom bet par Miotpunttet
bet apoitoliIfe 9~ionesbprb at trent
bpbe SUBS Yaabe og 5reo og unite
ale triItne til 9ptte oermeo. idaleoes
maa hi pgiaa betone og frembolne,
at a1e, Iom itad / Samfuno meo Sub,
er unoer Raaoen og bare og eie SUBS
Sreo. 0ette MAJ life f%orituas iom no
aet, Der ifal tun1e lu1e Sdmoittigheoen
: Sgpn. BEL tunne troenoe WtenneIter
fable I mangt og msget, og tunne ber=
for trange til 5ugt; men boor Der life
er 8runb til at antage ct 6rafdlo, Der
geloer bet netop ON. at aGe De tugtenoe
% itraFenbe Orb gaa I'D fra, at De,
Ger tiltaies, Dog bpre 9erren til, og at
bet er ION iodbanne De furmdnes til
at banbre / Qpfet, at leOe til SUBS
9gre. SO De, Der 3ua p%irtelig er al
Sano6eo. be piIe ogfua fpIe, at ne IOm
QpTets 9prn maa bol0e fig fra Spn=
osas og 5orOarOeliens 9eie. Og At De
fuGe tribe Greens gooe StriO imoo
dGe nore Og inOre SLENDER, pg altiO
be6oIoe SER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-27
Qlaier % 2ag.

9u nurmer zig Den aarstio, ba Ri
mart fan bente 9ioler og -
.3romps". 0ab Ou Dig ~nogeniiIbe
Sio til at ooerpeje, bpab bet bill iise
at bare ZEN 3ramp"? Get betpoer:
intet Qrbejbe, ingen pen9e, Inlet !9jem,
intel Sfjul og ingen 9enner. Sngen
/ bele ben pibe 8erbea til at brpoe zig
ON, enten bu leoer, eaer pu Dor iom
en- !6unb / en- 2anbepejsgreft. Oct
betDber = Jet berneoe fra =: ingen
6immel til al mootage .idabdn noget
Rat", ingen @rap til at gemme oiaas
ban en- arop", % i1gen ubratt 9aano
til at bpoe 99rliebeOens fiofte 5arpel.
Oct betnoer: ingen | belle 9ereen. Der
bar fj9rnsite Snterssie for big, insen
qlet pua Sorben. iom bu fan fable
bin eeen = life en- Sang bet Dp7b.
bpori M1rferne iibber at oine omfIdt@
fenbe og bpilelsfe 5sboer / be bunos
lsfe Stsblsr; insen 5remtiOsuoiigtsr
at baabe pna os ingen JortioselGber
at minoes; = aIe 8aano lsnoerrebne,
Der biaoer ct menneiteligt 99ien til
Rutib, 5ortib os 5remtio. Deb bu,
boao2 0eriom ou I9tter big itiae neb
% prsper pad | 5anten at gennemlepe,
bpab Srbet Tramp" RUNNER, idd er
ieg big paa, at bet lite pl blipe idd
ganffe let for big n9ite Sang, naar
ct faabant Weomenneife tommer til
bin DIR, at pubic Sunoen pda BAN
og jage BAN iomb9noet bort. o9ao
benz nrbejoe," flyer bu. SCR, min
Ben, ou, fom dltib bar pGret Diaig til
at ar6ejbe - ftuloe ou albrig babe err
Tdret noget ON, bbor nanfteligt bet /
en- t9t befolfet 8p meo fonfurrerenbe
NrbeiostrRfter pad oae Smraaoer
tnn biIe lig for ieln ben melt biaige
at finbe Qrbejoe? st en9elif ORB
ipro9 flyer ganife Dilt: every dog
has his day; men Der / bet frie
Amerita bomber bet life faa ij9lbent,
iiar / 91erne, at Der er flere o6unbe",
e7b Der sr 9dge / aaret. 9et Ifnlbe
life fable boniteligt at paapege ubbitl
lebe, fagob9tige % abfolut retitafne
Wenb, Der bar gaaet Wuanebsr. ja.
Gar ubsn 2frbejbe; efier bRberlige,
trofdIie &pinber meb 8grn at forIsrge,
Der bar banbret fra gus til 9us for at
fege - life QlmisIe ~ men E9berligt
Grbberb uben at tunne finoe bet. 9pdb,
SanbiDnligbeb, tror bu, Der er for en-
lafet ,Sramp", aaar felD ben Sldss
5Olf ofte mda gad forgepes2 5uif
en- Sang imeQem pad. at ben melt
forbutleoe, ben udppetltliglteo Tramp,
Der nogsniinbe flebte fig frenidb mob
ct tbifubs @raD, bar en- Sang ct fmiz
lenbe liGe Barn, Der maaite bbilebe /
liee fad smme Moberarme ION be,
Der fubnebe big og mig. 5uif paa,
at Sub en- Sang sjorbe bin Mober og
bans Mober til Seitre | MoberImerz
ter og M~oberqlaber, og fan ou life
tenfe big, at bans beniobebe frOmme
Mober fra bet bsje ffuer neb meb
famine aarligbebslangfel efter BAN,
fom bin Wober fra Cubs 5immel
Ifusr nsb pad bis2 Gaer bDem peb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-27
Bore Sorn og sproget.

s SIR. Is al ,9anIferen" laier Ri ct
StDffe fra en- Spoe meo oeane DER
ifrift. 8et ~inoebptoer 3 SpprgsmdaI
til mig. Noar jeg itrep for. par bet
min 3anfe, at bet ifuloe p9re baaoe
bet ferite og bet iioite / o0oniferen"
fra mig / benne Sag. Men od jeg l9>
tie bette, tom ben 5ante, at nogen pilce
mdaffe faa ben Spfattelie al nit
St1ffe, at ieg mente, at ri bar mart
Fqroig meo bet bdaite Spro9. 0ertil
oil ieg ii9e. Ri bebsoer life al betpmre
os, bet Ital NOT pebpare ben 3io. Ri
ffal p9re Der. Sg ON no9en l9ier meo
gftertanfe, bpao jeg IIutteoe meb, nens
Zig Dor umooenbeo til Opergangen, ia
Tiger bette 10 p9Iaa. bet gaor life iaa
burtigt.
gu til Spsrgsmaalene, Der er jo
ire. Wlen ieg bill / al 8ortbeo ipdre fom
paa eet, bd bet 10 aft tommer inb UNI
Der bet famine. 9i bill gen.age
Spsrgsmaalene:
1. 6pilfet Sprog oilbe 9u nu lers
Dine 8srn Hslieion i. 9anit eli
Ter Gngelft2
2. 5puo piloe Du gsre, bDis rer life
par nogsn engelft aIusis / ben
Ssnbagsfole, fom bine gsrn
egentfig tilberte2
3. 8iloe Ou forisge at oprette en- 9el
M engelif alasie for benz, fom
M ifnlbs til at beepnbe2
5srt pil jee fige, at aft beror me-
get pda, uaber 6pilfe 5orholO ieg lfbe-
be. gesbnber hi at lare 8srnene ens
geIff, ba maa ni bore iadoant itiaeoe,
at Ri ogiaa er / Stanb til at fOrtiette,
% iaabdn er ri life ftiqet ret mango
Steoer / bore Menigbeber. Ter er fun
ganIte fua at pore prafter, Der er /
Stanb til at FIRE ct rent eneelif Spros.
Og ligeiau ibldnOt pore Ssabagsifole>
lnrere. Sg ct baarlist Sprcg bos
9ereren bifDe piif life bragg 8ernene,
Ian Der BIZ min Ben Spben foritad
mine 5dufer. Wleo 0enibn ill
at oprette eneelit alasie, ba mao Ri
bdabe bare Senbagsffoiel9rere Der,
Iom begbnoe ret. og pr9iter fom fan
FortI9tte baabe meo &o1firmdtionsun>
bernisnins os ligelebes 5orfpnoelie al
Orret. 3ern9ft Dif jeg iige, at ON jsg
boebe pad ct Iadbant Steb. bpor rlbiigz
terne iii Yeparelien al 0anitbeoen
funbe pebbdre enbnu en- Menneifeale
Der, fom jeg t91ter mig life faa faa
Steber, i9rlig pua 2anbet, ba er bet 10
n~sbbenbigt at lore bore 8srn 0anif.
Wlen FAB os dltib 6uffe, at bet er life
alene mine Born, men ogfaa min Ra>
bos, og bet er 10 life altib, ieg fan fud
COB at esre meb benz, fom Du tunbe
snffe. 6bor bet fan g%ennerrfsres, bar
bet piit gobt, ON be III noget af beg9e
|Sprog | Religion. Seq er ffor oper en-
5ing, nemlig at ri gaar Slip at mango
banife 8srn | bore Ssnbagsffoler, juft
paa @runb al, at Ri life er | Stanb til
at leie meb benz pad Gngelf.
6ermeb en- bealig 6ilien til min
0en Sbben.
Gn Oanfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-27

---2 StuIbe maaIte oenne tat
tels 2a5arus Hippo forbi big paa
,9iemfdrtea" og naa 9efrieliens 9dpn
for bu - til Srobs for oine 9enge.
bit lune 5iem Og bine mango 8eaner?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-27
Sibelforflaring.
Naaoe us Sreo.

@ubs 5reo er mer eno gagleoagt,
Den anoier aIDrig 5jenoens Magt
@r lise bgi og lige Bib
@eo bpjlbs Dag og MiOnatstio.
Oct, Der er @runotanten / bette
Beers, er, at Gnglepagt er noget iaare
fort. Og bet er 10 psiau, bpaO ben
beaige Strift oplpier os om. CUBS
gngle fdlbes Der .tjenenbe 4anoer, uo=
ienDte til 5jeneIte for Dem, Der futile
arpe SuligbeO" (9ebr. 1, Ia. Men
bet er bog fun fom ct Sdmmenligz
ningsiteo, at Gngleoagten bliner frem=
braeet / openitadenbe 0ers, for at bet
ret fan tr9oe frem, at 6bor megen
5reit og 9%elfignelie Der eno fan bore
bsb at bore unoer @nglenes Bare
t9gt, faa er Der bog noget, Der er
fterre, % fom pmfatter mere. Sg
bet, Der Der er bet fore, bet BIZ iige
bet iterite, bet er Cubs 5reo, ON bpil>
fen Der fiees, at ben er mere snb @n9lez
pagt. Def er 10 nemlig fadlebes meo
SUBS 5reb. at ben inDebolber og ft9nz
fer aft, bpab WenneIfeij9l tr9nger
til meb 5enipn til 5relfe, hporimob
Gnglepagt fom al aaben 8sif9rmelie
life fan frelfs noget Menneite. Men bet
ffdl 10 betones og foritads, at bbor
SUBS 5reb ffal bo og 6pgge, Der mao
ferIt CUBS Radbe bore mootaget. st
Menneite mda fsrit funne iige meb
gaulus: ,Nf @ubsg1aabe er jeg bet,
jeg err q aor. u, 10), for ban meo
Ganb6eo fan tale ON at eie 9uos5reo.
6Dor BET bleber tdget anoerleoes, Der
leper man | en- 2ggn, og bet fautdlote
friitelige, Der potfer frem, 6Dor en- fdriz
faift @aH6 radber, bet Tex heqer life
aobt ub; tbi bet beitaar gerne melt / at
bare trablt meo andre pg bgmme an=
Dre. Men herfor bliber bet ogidd fda
ft9rft betonet | Subs Orb, at Raabe
og 5reb bgre fammen, og bet iom to,
Der life funne eaer bi1e ffiaes az.
Som ct 8ibnes6bro berom bil jee
Der gere opm9rffom pad, at | be dpo=
ftpliife greDe mgbe Ri bet fom en- itaa=
enbe 6iffen % 3ifgnffaing, at Gaapc
pe 4reb MATTE bore ! o9 oDer benz,
til bpilfe Sfripelferne bare fenbte.
Dog mdd bi beb ben1e dpoitoliffe !6il=
fen tqnfe os noget mere enb ct dlmin=
beligt Znffe; tbi Der f%orubfattes, al
grepenes Wobtaeere birfelig bare
Yeiibbelfe at Nudbe og 5reo. Og man
funbe bel berfor bebf ubtrbffe Meains
gen beb at iige, at 4poiflene snffebe
beres Q9rere til 2Dtfs Iueb oeres Dell
dqtiqbeb | Cubs Ndaoe og ben oerai
fslgsnbe Jreb. Oenne lpfsnifnina
finDe pi | ale pauflisf 8repe, og ogino
I peters greps. DIN Sobannes fan BET
berimob Iiges, at ban life faa ftre1gt
bar bolot fig til ben Jorm. S fit on@
bet greb bar ban ben pdnte 9ilsnffz
ming, oa / be TO andre 8repe 6ar ban
Hart NOT bet famine .9nffe, baaoe
9jsrtet og / pennen, men gipsr bet
1lbtrbf | andre Orb. 5 bet fbrite
@rsO bar Sob. bet fom S%nblsoning,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-27

Wanr 9eierne h~enoenber fig til Soft. Der
aoerterer I 8labet. snteu for at fBbe bos
benz eaer for at foa Gplpsniuser pm bet
npertereoe, bebes be aItio omtnle, at De ian
apertisi emeniet / bette Bsot. Set oil nece
til senllhis 0ptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-27
u9anifcrell"

bliper lenbt til Subitri6enter. inbtif no
hbtfeli9 0piiselie muotoses al llostperne
% al @qlo er betalt, / Orerensitemmelie
nieo De 6oreneoe Stetsrs Boltluoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-27

Entered at the Post Office at Blair. Neb-
as second-klas matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-27

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-10-08
Regrets Publicity.

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Livingston, Oct. S.-Superintenden
Boyle of the Montana division of the
Northern Pacific when asked today re-
specting the finding Of sack OF dynamite
near the railroad tracks in the vicinity OF
Townsend, said that the detectives had
been working on the case for three or four
days and he very much regretted that the
matter had gained publicity.
I'VE were in hopes this discovery would
not become known as we have been watch
ing the cache in the hope the parties who
left the dynamite there would return after
it and could be captured" said Superin-
tendent Boyle. ''As the matter has gotten
into the papers | am afraid a valuable clew
has been lost"
The superintendent received word OF the
finding of a stick Of dynamite three miles
south OF Butte on the tracks. The com
pany's detectives are working on the case
in Butte as well as all other cases.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-10-08
INJUNCTION SUIT
TRIAL CONTINUED
SURVEYOR FRANK, WITNESS FOR
THE HElNZE SIDE, STILL UNDER
cROSS-ExAMlNATlON.
EVIDENCE VERY Indefinite
Could Not Fix Walls Of the Minnie Healy
Vein Nor Give the Width Of
Elm in Testimony.

Judge Clancy was busy again today
hearing evidence in the proceeding in
which +. A. Heinze has asked an injunc-
tion against the Boston & Montana COM
pany to prevent the latter from mining
strip of its Leonard mine about 30 feet
wide. The hearing began yesterday.
A large part of the day was occupied
with the cross-examnation of Surveyor
Alfred Frank, who took the stand yester-
day to testify for the Heinze side.
Upon cross-examination Frank proved
very indefinite witness so far as the
metes and bounds OF the Minnie Healy
north vein, so called. is concerned Ac-
cording to his evidence, there was plenty
of the vein in sight in the underground
workings involved in the ground which
Heinzc wants covered with an Injunction,
and which he contends was included in
a modified injunction from the supreme
court.
But the walls OF the vein nowhere could
be located by the witness. Neither could
he give the width of the vein anywhere.
He readily gave the width OF the ore
bodies exposed in certain places. but that
was the best he could do as to width.
With respect to the walls he gave opin-
ions to the effect that there were walls
here and there possibly. but it was just as
possible that the ore bodies referred to
did not show their walls.
The witness was on the stand from 10
to II o'clock in the forenoon. Then the
court adjourned till in the afternoon
to give him an opportunity to make a
cross-section map of the ground under
discussion for the lawyers OF the Boston
Montana company. who demanded il
and asked the court to require him to
furnish it.
AT last accounts this afternoon he was
still under redirect examination at the
hands of Judge McHatten.
When the session opened in the after
noon, Mr.. Frank produced the cross
section map and hung it OH the easel. lie
explained that the cross-section cut the
ground on line IS in the plan map. /,
showed the perpendicular face of the
earth, looking west at the imaginary plan
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