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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13
Notice of Special Assessment.

To AS Reed, Barbara Schmidt, G w Collier,
Fred Mier, G L Dimmick: Charles Moore. Q s
co, Daniel Burns Est. G McKinze, George Wig
gins, G Fairman, Archie soushworth
RenS's an HilGsa Williams Lu't John B GseSs
George Wilson, G Cook. Mrs Deederly. Daniel
Sweeney, John Goodwin Mrs jackson, Phil
lip Lawrence, Fred Brown, Jean Jaquet
Hunt Fred Lahman, q TAbrey, G H Bedford
ID Cooper, j A Armstrong. Hobbs. Thom,
as, L A Hamiia. + Martin, Bowles; John
Fisher. ID + Blair, Jane opas, Walter Osborn,
John Krltz. Martin, George Ager, Fred Smith
Eva Chapman. Charles Ringing. Mrs Curtis,
~ L Travis, Watson, L N Roshbacher.
Mrs L Thede. Perry 3rockway, q j Koch, Lou
lisa Beech. ; Goodwin. G Nutson, j Stan
Gregory, Richard Warren, George Bentley II
Monroe, q ManOstrun, Chaplin, M Keyte,
Mrs A Giles Maggie Wiley, Nora Runyon,
BILE, william Miller, II stevenson, George
Taylor, DR. L Arnold, yanOstran. Elizabeth
Bennett, William Kuster, John Yankle. August
A Baldwin Estate. q w Hayes, O j Shadbolt,
John Goodwin. Morris Parks. + J Mcdaniel.
p Green; william Goetzen; n A BIZ ever. : I
tie Bowman, L v ighiman, L o and nj @ Dew
ey, f Koch. q Bradley. G W Devereaux, Joseph
Armon. Mason Estate. Nellie Gardner, j
l. Mahaney, OwOssO Savings Bank, Gertrude
sherman. - 9 Cook: MT Robson, Charles Iiol
~ ~
or, Julia STARTS. Charles Mister, Lidia Com
stock. James Andrews. E Greenwald, Fannie
sandeIson. William Gosman, J and II Frieseke,
ter ii Main Earl Wilour, William McGregor.
Brown, Carrie Stewart, Dondero, Fl Andrews,
Mr. shultz,, Sam Kidd, Fred Ahrends, G
speigle, r Il 90, William shultz. Aug;
ust Shuts, Martha Reed, Il A Barnes, b
Mcintosh, r Davidson, NJ l. Stewart & Co,
II n sA Williams, Connors estate, A
Reinske. OS & . b Williams, August Vose,
Gustave Bake, Sale N church, Union S shool
District. Morris Sout6ard, A BALDWIN est,
Charles Beebe, jacob Dengler, /. e Wood.
Saunders, G Lyon, William Wendt, Get
lsio HarLer, Carl Frederick III Northrup, G
u Underwood M Tuthil Hattie Parsbal
Il + X Co, Vtgor.O Co, Is n Parshall,
Dell Grey, A T Phillips, Henry FREDERICK,
Hamblin, I'll Greenwald. Harold o Conn
stock, III Headley. M D Corey, III N & ) A
Williams, Estey Mfg Co > BLACK, G!;esrge
inson, William Sturtevant, Il f Dudley.
Ann Arbor Railroad Co, ID X Salisbury, V
HICKS, j D Drum. Anna Mosher, q" r I Ubris-
tian, l. Eldridge, j A Byerly, ana to all
other persons interested.
Take Notice That the roll of the special
assessm ant heretofore made by he Board
OF Special Assessors for the purpose of do
fraying that part OF the cost which the coun
Gil decided should be paid and borne by sle-
cial a. sessment for the sidewalks built In
front of their premises is now on file in my
office for public inspection.
Notice Is also hereby given that the coun.
Gil and board OF assessors of the city of
Owosso Will meet ut the council rooms In
said city on Wednesday, November 18th
1903. to r7view said assessment, at which
time and place opportunity Will be given oil
persons interested to be heard.
Dated this Sd day Of November, A.. ID. 1908.
FRED EDWARDS,
Ills Cit, Clerk.
Notice IF SnEciaI Assaesnanf
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13
Special Settlers Excursions via Du-
Iuth, South Shore s. Atlantic Railway.

From Mackinaw City to points in
Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon
and British Columbia Tickets on sale
every day, Saturday 10th up to and in
Guiding g November 8Oth, s0d 1903 NG Helena,
Butte-and Anaconda $500. Spokane,
$1,000; Seattle and Tacoma. Washing
ton, Portland and Ashland, Oregon,
$500 Proportionately low rates to all
int mediate points.
For further particulars please apply
to j.. AZ Michaelson, Travelling. Passen-
ger Agent, Marquette, MichiganS->,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13
NOTICE OF SPECIAL AssEssMENr,

To A. It. Thomas, Roth & Sullivan, L.
Christian, w. e. Hall, ]. A. Barrie b. g
Evans, John Schleider, Mueller Bros, A. j.
Patterson Est, Floyd Burnett W. L. Payne,
Carpenter & Payne, Mueller & Serr, l.. 70.
Woodland, w. u. Hall, III. b. Sturtevant, and
to all other persons Interested, take notice
that the roll of the special assessment hero
tofore made by the board of assessors, IL
cost which the council decided should be
paid and borne by special Assessment, for
the 1890 paving, rs now on S6le In my Office
for pubic Inspection Notice Is also hereby
given that the council and board Of asses,
sors of the city Of Owosso will meet at the
council room In said city or "Wednesday,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.

TO Charles Broad Est, Mrs Stammer,
Robert Ratz, A. Dedrick, c. c. Bodemer,
Mrs. G. NJ. Fauth, Mrs. f. b. LeValley,
Hookway, Ira Miller, NJ. ]. Roberts, Oscar
Bailey, John Collard, James Collard
Charles Broad Est, S. House, James III.
Laverock, Lloyd Lewis, and to all other per.
sons interested, take notice, that the roll of
the special assessment heretofore made by
the board of assessors, for the purpose OF
which the council decided should be paid and
borne by special assessment, Is now in file
in my. Office for public inspection. Notice is
also hereby given that the council and
board of assessors of the city of Owosso
will meet at the council rooms In said city
on Wednesday, November 1S, A. ID. 1908. at
z 80 to review said assessment, at which
all persons Interested to be heard
1908.
~fsGlSQ EDWARDS,
-----A. Clarlx
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13
Low Fares to California, Washington,
Oregon s. Montana Via Grand
Trunk Railway System.

One way second class colonist tickets
will be on sale daily until Nov. both,
1903 AT extremely low fares to GER
tain points in the above named states,
for further particulars consult local
agent or write to Geo. w. Naux, A. Ct.
p. 81 T. A Adv. Dept. Chicago Ill
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13

November IS, A. ID. 1908 at 80 p. M, to
review said assessment, at which time and
place opportunity will be given all persons
Interested to be heard
Dated this Sd day Of November, A. d.
1908.
FRED EDWARDS,
Civ Clerk
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.

- To John Laverock, James Thorn. Il. d.
Mann, j. II. & William Lucas, and to all
other persons interested, take notice, that
made by the board of assessors for the pur-
pose, of defraying that part of the cost
which the council decided should be paid and
borne by special assessment, for the con-
struction of a sewer on Pine street, is now
on file in my Office for public inspection
Notice Is also hereby given that the council
and board of assessors of the city Of Owosso
Will meet at the council room In said city
on Wednesday, November 49, A. ID. 1908, at
30 p, m, to review said assessment, at
which time and place opportunity will be
given all persons Interested to be heard.
Dated this Sd day of November, A. d.
FRED EDWARDS,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT

To j. l.. Comstock, 2. ID. White, l.. Il.
Woodland. Evangelical Lutheran Salem
Church, D. f. Blair, and to all other persons
interested. take notice, that the roll of the
special assessment heretofore made by the
SPECIAL assessors for the purpose of defray-
ing that part Of the cost which the council
decided should be paid and borne by special
assessment for the construction of water
and sewer connections, is now on file In nv
oilice for public inspection. Notice Is also
hereby given that the council and board of
assessors of the city of Owosso, will meet at
the council room in said city. on Wednesday,
November IS, A. ID. 1908, at Z 80 p. M, to
review said assessment at which time and
place opportunity will be given all persons
interested to be heard
Dated this Sd day of November A. d.
1903
FRED EDWARDS
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13
Notice Of Special Assessment.

To Michigan Central r X Co, @ II Preece
John Kiefer, Ohm strehl, John Devereaux
A Lee Williams, III NJ Post, Julia sharts
william Green, George Bell. Frank Weld
man, Mckenzie & Robertson, Charles ii
shu!tz Pslri,s Fraw ley, George symes.
Building q Loan Association, O = 4 o B
Williams. Bishop Foley and his successors
III N Afnsworth, w Hookway, Merrick
Blair, NJ Il Reynolds, Fred Morton, Charles
Morton, Lee Grove, James A Cooper, $50
Phipben, Ed Kohler, Sabine Storrer, Fl Ak
ed Ada Russell, James + Yeats. Mrs. w II
We. B s Knapp, Virginia Storrer, L F
r. N Parshall, Mrs. X b Hadsn1l est
~Qn White, Mrs A Callard, H X
re Woodland, r ID White, VIC
AWildermuih. John ComstOck
%eadley, Mrs.H G McGuineas,
No Arbor Railroad 40. w L.
H1facturing Co, ID X Sails
A-,ersons interested
sroll OF the special
70 BY the board OF
tefrayfng that
t,ncil decided
'cial nssess-
.aiR- street
Wssee river
load, and
ever the
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13

FRED EDWARDS,
City Clerk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-22

06urof IN uiaa conpran pgnoran p6ras garantia
sYHyIaIY liz FllIn de Z RLANCO
San Francisco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-22
Este periddicO es Ell de mas circulation en- la isIa
TO00S pTietOS o tOdOS bIdRl0S

La barbara ~Ley. para ReEIsar, En-
nendEr y CodIflc&r E&s Leyes Genera
les y RegiSmentos de Instruction Pr
0ilca dc Puerto Rico Y para otros fness
precept1a que no c0HtInuarSn sIrVlendo
en las esc1elRs ohGlales los profesores
ME mas de sesenta amos. Ese DrBcepbo
es tan absolute que n Ia mel0r reputa-
c1Cn professional, canada en largos aTIos
dc serv1clos, queda eXcluldz ds 81 zcci6n
IDIuSfa y authumEnItzrIR- In VIrtua.
pues. de tan In1cu2 ley. iran morir de
h2mbre much0s buEn0s m2estros puer-
b0rr7quenos dc &nbos sex0s. cue iaznas
s0nxr0n, slqulera- con IngrGHtud tan
cruel. lSeductora perspective para los
que sc qued2n!.
rs InconCuso cue los mzestros con-
1inentRles, que ejercen en esta etern2-
mBute despotizada ooloniR. Ao2t 1EqRer5cQ-
7lG, 3stan, al iguRl de los insulares. So
metldos 4 "a accl6n demoledorr de Sc
mejanbe ley. En- consequences eesarsrp
6n ell elerciclo de suS funci0nes eseola-
res Mrs W. @. Todd, principal de La
Normal: +. NJ PeunOck. catedrStico de
zgr1cultua2 en- el m1sm0 planted de en-
se1anZE, 7 otros. En- cambio tai vez
contInuEThn regeHtandO inspacciones v
escuel&s ciertos tp0s continentales, bar
beros, muler0s quincaIleros. cue sin
htulo professional slguno, janis sc las
tuv1er0n mas gordGs,
Muy de l&menEar es que Ia prohi-
1lcl6n Gle esq salEaje ley maya alcanzado
es0s dos ped&gogos continentales. Gu
y0s releTAnbes m6rIB0s todOs admitImos:
pHro como en esq celeberrima lev no
eKisGen d1sEing0s para al msrito de na-
die. Tes7ELta que al Departmental de eda1-
cGc80R es5G te2H2gnG75teBBe7ate gY0h9b6d0
s0STeneTJ9s en- Ia Teqenc5d az las od5earas
Que con tRRto aclerto desempenan. 4 no
ser que Ia barbara ley de References QUE
de sin efeoB0. All pues, el diIeEna sc
concreta 2si: @ Sc excluyen todos. con-
tinentales { insularRs, no So excluye 4
ninguno. File el pueblo de Puerto Ri
CO en- este asunto 81 Atsnci6n. juzgue
como Juez Supreme SCORE Ell resultado
que obb6agR.
IN MAESTRO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-22

En- la Doche del lunes II al martes
L de los c0rrientes Sc Ia dasaparecid0
IN c2ball0 ZaIno, tres pstas negraS : "a
IZqulerda trzSera blanca haSta el nudIllo.
cuArtas escasas, nzrcad0 81 lad0 de-
rec10 cek pescueE0 con las inicial6s J. F.
enlGzadaS dSbsj0 de La erin. cola c0rt2
ab1itada- Dlcho caball0 fue sustraido del
oarr1o dc Jacaboa, Jurisdiction de Pa
UIlas.
In el mencionRd0 barrl0 estuT0 un0s
alaz III IndlTSduO 1e 5uenz DreseDcIz,
ylste decente, VI caIZad0 = la miSn2
noche Que dssapareci0 Ell animal, tzm
hlen So echo de menos i 81. quien de3o
en el lugar que c0gi0 el caballo una re
gua pequEna gue m0utaba el 7ia ante
r1or Tanbien ell indiyiduo Usa higo1e =
ss p1lidO.
q caballo es de n prc1iedad del co
merclante = pr0pieERri0 de este bzrrlo
don jose Figuer0a. Quian graTIfczra ex
pleRdidsmente al que e presente D CT
bRll0 b ls de nOtici2s De 81 paT adarI1-
PMtillaM. Mnv0 IL de ]. .90S I5-5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-22
Subasta publica

Desde al l2 del C0rriente. do II
de IA mHnEnR, de UNA a cinc0 de Ia tar
ds, Y de a 9 de Ia nOche dias siguien-
tes Eab0r2bles seran vendidas an subasta
pubdca, Las exlsIsncizs Dc Ia quincallR Y
feFreterla S0briROs do ArmaS, Cruz l3.
81 remat8 sera al c0ntadO al ba-
rrer los Totes peque1Os a in de que ests
I'll alcance de tOd0s.
Is De 8dTerIir cue no So adniIira
reclamation algun2 dsspues de efectua'
d2 la venta.
Los afsctos que SO han de rematar
son bien corocidos Y no hay que anune
rarl0S.
10 cue hagO P1blico para c0ncu'
rrencia de licitad0res.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, 12 de Mayo
de ,993.
FRANCISCO GUERRA. I0-.5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-22

En- Ia noche del domingo 10 fue sus-
traldO uno de- La pr0piedad de d01a De
metrla Carrera = On al barriO dal <Ja-
gual.@ Color bsllo e1Gar2dO, de Guar
taS d6 alZad2, marcadO debaj0 de Ia
Grin con las letras J. D. entre-lazadas
IN goipe cicatrizad0 an Ia pata izquiaT-
dz delanfera. IN lucerO apagad0 an n
frsnre, crimes Fegulares = cola rec0rta-
d2, 0rejas pequenas, 3 msnudill0s blan-
COS 81 dusna graIifcara al QUE de
inf0rmas B Id entregue
Gur2b0 is de- Mayo de 1903. 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-22

HURAG4N DESHEcH0

Il JRez de Paz Emilio L6pez. ua-
reee que sufre en estes di&s un acceso
&c Jurisdiction. segfn Eeo en ese per76-
dic0 = en Ella Correspondencia,. I
mss de- acces0 de jurisdiction tieue tam
bien ofro de fiRnza- pres este buen g.
nor le Ia dano con peEir unas fianzas
tai crecldss. cue cuaaauier dla hahrs
que n&ndzr buscar RochiId 8 al 10
sam. para nrI presto q fxnza { cnaE-
sacticassa Ia - - - Ai'19
M0o6rese don Eznilfto. M Ia dk
tan fuerte. Va antes tan afalnIe. tan
docll, tEn razonable tan amigo he s,,-
geSzr Sis act0s Ia raz6n s "a iaStic;s
ahora tan embrabuca1o Que 8 nos
presenta en- guerra renida con Ia .Tusti-
Gla = La Razdn.
3Que le han hechS amigo E,nIIi+o
eS2s 11el&s SenOr2s. para cue listed las
Erabe de ese nodol
lis Terd2d. que Ell cargo de JDez 1e
Faz regenera hombres de caracter enGr-
glc0, pero no hay cue confuncIir Is ener-
g1R con u inlusticia. como confunFIiraa
no deDe el espirItu recto de IA Bav cor
el torcido espfritu de Ia Bredisposici6n
p0lItlca- D personal aue DueIa ta7ar al
81
los Jueces deben suje1ar sus actos flniea
= solameute al estricto cu1nDIimienfo s.
81 deber, y 2lustar este deber { Ia Lev.
q la JustIcia 1 la sans aan6n Kgica
de Las cosas. PeHo nunca deba urocedar
ese 1uez por consoles de otro amigo in
teres2dO 0n III ssunto / Tn de coTne4ay
atropellos. como Sc coneti6 ooa Il az,e
esEas 1neas escrlbe. acoaseizdo ouizss
el Juez Lopez por 81 arniro OTla~ =
suAl 10 q aecho p0ner en- ridiCrIo = 4 ha
hseho perder en Ell pueblo eI rreS+9rrir
moral como auboridad. pues a T6rico
que cu2ndo III funcionario abuSa 4s rr
cargo = comete arbitrariedades. "a re-
sle1ta ST prestigio autoritario aDte sus
eIudadanos cue no ven 81 81 81 represen
SanBe augusto ds = 1usricsz. sino n ms
truneEto docil de l. vengxnza.
Pues 10 0currldO conznigo. M ha
$40 m&s one uDR veng2nza. Y n6 o%ra
cosa. Qu6 C6digo dice one se brenda
IN cIudadAn0 par pFesunSo autor de
IN deIito. 7 Iaego sc eseonda eI iDez 0ue
nrDs el nRDaamleuto de deSenei6n. Da-
ra que no sc pue0a presentsr fisnzs
exc&rcelar n det6nido2 No creo one
haya C6digo N Ley aIgunaqu sconseie
arbltrariea&d semej2nte.
-@ A%E3 " C0AAAD - &E0L&EA&
que los g1eces t01nen tod2s lss Tnecfi-
d2s necesAri2s, I'm de aue sun IN
dIvldu0 Nd conTicto de IN deIito. So ie
obsIaculcen los nedios de saITr &c una
prisl6n par las Was legales cue eI C6di-
90 penal VICENTE zconseja? Pues ess
fue Ia conducta observada nor 81 iuez
Lopez con el cue s1scrzbe.
Pero afortanad2manBe al u.aefsso 50
levznta ea actitud de rediEnirse. q mar
tldo republican, tiene 81 as+a pueblo
una disideneia decorosz : aigna. oug es-
- dispuesta i 10 dear en 81 r,1es4o
ningun0 de los actuales fuDcionar;C,s-
como Mateu, Oller. Emilio Lopez. Ma
varro = tOdos los que han abusado de
sus carg0s para cometer atropeIlos. <Po-
CO uemp0.1 como dicen los arnericanos.
Sc me dice que Ell ingeniero senor
Ruoio. director de Ia construction de Ia
carrBbera de este pueblo ( Conerfo. Ia
empezado lInpiar SD csxaariHa IN
colOcadO 81 senior don joss Dolores Co
lon. que aunque adYersario polftico. as
dlgn0 p0r 81 iateigencla del puesto que
0cupas
CONFESSIONAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-22
Una men7OHa

Con ateRtO B. L. M. hsmos recibido
III e3emplar De Ia Mem0ris presentada
por In Seccl0n de Ponce De Ia C&mara
de G0nercio de- Pusrto Rico los Homo
rabies S6nzdo = CAmzra "a Represen-
tan1es Dc los EStad0s Unidos.
Con gusT0 leerem0s q inp0rtante
f0lletO, dand0 las mas sxpresivas Qra-
cias al Presidenfe de- la referida Sacci6n
de- Ponce don Carlos Armstrong. por
habernosl0 renItido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-22
lntdeSaHte pda los qR YI1jan

Habiendose separade d0n Adrian Pc
rex, % q sociBdad Qne tsnia sn la En-
presa &c c0chas con q seRor AgudO,
dnenO del sHOfel Englatsrra,S desde sska
fecha, 81 enc desee vlzjar - sus coches
1ne sen los misra0s que hablan en- 81
Hotel, solo les cnesta Q e &c San JuRn
Ponce-
Cochera, Santurce, Tslsfono I0o4
D ADRIAN PERW
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-22

En- Las CRUCES-Gaysy.-ss vem-
6 Sen1ill4 ds xrr0x superior. Casa ca
d0n Fle@nsa G huIlox.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-10-02

Ter, member of local No. and an assem-
blyman from New York city.
Buchanan Takes Floor.
President Buchanan left the chair and
spoke for the amendment.
James O'Brien OF Pueblo, Clarence
Smart of Chicago and John I. Lee OF De
troit also spoke for the amendment
Thomas McGovern of Albany spoke
earnestly against the amendment and then
Samuel Parks took the floor to fight it.
Mr.. Parks aroused the convention to
the highest pitch of excitement. lie de-
clared that the amendment was aimed at
him. for it sought to oust his protcge, AS
semblyman Butler II was nothing but
another fight by President Buchanan and
his crowd against union No. ?.
Mr.. Parks then paid glowing tribute
TO Delegate Butler, asserting that he had
done great things for union labor in New
York by securing the passage by the leRis-
/ laturc OF that state OF measures favorable
10 the organized workman.
Then He Shouted.
"Do You want to turn this man down."
. he fairly shouted, "in favor OF man
whose ruling you have already repudiated?
Oi course you don't Vote against this
amendment and be men"
Alter Parks had taken his seat ii was
some minutes before President Buchanan
restored order and calea for the vote. so
intense was the demonstration for the New
Yorker that followed. When the amend
mcnt was declared defeated by vote Of
IS to 81 Parks was congratulated. One
third OF the delegates did not vote.
After the convention adjourned the
Parks crowd asserted that the .ote showed
plainly their strength and that Hugh +.
Donnelly would be elected president over
Frank buchanan OF Chicago.
rarks Men Confident.
This morning the Buchanan men still
claimed 40 votes for Buchanan while the
Parks clement asserted positively that
they had 43 votes d for Donnelly
Forty-two votes arc -rssary to elect
Aside from president, the only other
contest is for secretary-treasurcr The
Buchanan element will try to elect ]. L.
Milton OF Pittsburg to succeed J. w.
Johnston Of local No OF New York, the
present incumbent, while local No of
Chicago will press Z. b. Dalton of that
city.
In all probability the convention Of the
international Association Of Bridge and
Structural lronworkers will finish the i'm
portant work of the gathering today. The
New York delegation, headed by Samuel
Parks, will probably start East tonight,
leaving the others to dispose of what little
routine business may remain tomorrow.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-10-02
FORGED TELEGRAM !.
SENT TO WARDEN
EFFORT WAS MADE TO SAVE THE
VAN WORMER BROTHERS FROM
ELECTRICAL CHAIR.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Albany, N. y, Oct. Forgery of the
official head of the nation appeared in the
form Of telegram to save the three Van
Wormer brothers from the electric chair at
Dannemore prison.
Less than an hour before the time set
for the execution. Warden Deyo received
the following telegram:
West Point Station, Oct. I, 1903.
"ro George Deyo, Warden: The Van
Wormer boys must not be executed today.
A stay has beer granted.
by order Of the President Of the United
States"
The warden at once consulted with some
OF the witnesses present and concluded
that the message was forgery sent for the
purpose Of delaying the execution beyond
the official day.
No attention was therefore paid to the
communication, but every endeavor will be
made to find the sender and prosecute
him or her.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-10-02

and all appear TO he busy. In addition to
these there are scores Of others scattered
up and down the line OF the road between
here and the western boundary of the
state.
In conversation with an Inter Mountain
correspondent today local railway official
admitted that since the last reported at
tempt TO blow up railway property. dyna-
mite has been found in several places on
the Northern Pacific tracks across the
state. No one, however, has yet been
caught putting il there.
The extraordinary precautions that have
been taken by the company 10 guard its
property have prevented, says this official.
at least four explosions, the dynamite hav-
ing been found in each case by the guards
before the passing Of the train, which was
expected to set off the explosive.
The company is IN no way relaxing its
waichiulncss and is going to great lengths
to discover the dynamitcrs.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-10-02
Europe IS Not Blinded by
Statement That 1t IS
Only Maneuver.
IS MENACE TO RUSSIA
japanese Official Says The
Movement Is Merely
a Routine Relief.
ny ASSOCIATED PEESS.

Paris, Oct. 2.-lnformation received
here through censorship at st. Peters
burg shows that the explanation given OF
Japan's moving troops TO Corea is calcu-
lated to remove suspicion concerning her
action. The number OF troops moved is
estimated at between 5000 and 10000.
Japan explains that the movement is
part Of plan Of experimental mobilization
for the purpose Of showing her ability to
mobilize a considerable force in connec-
ton with tie friction between Japan and
China, but that it has 10 connection with
differences between Japan and any other
power. The officials refuse to comment
upon the explanation.
London, Oct. 2.-Baron Hayashi, the
Japanese minister, has no news OF the
movement OF Japanese troops to Corea,
announced from Paris yesterday. In an
interview today the minister said:
"I'rom the published accounts, | am
certain that any movement of troops is
only the routine relief of the Japanese
troops guarding the telegraph from Fusan
to Seoul and Chemulpo. To send small
body Of troops to Corea would be no
menace to Russia and would have no effect
on her plans. A mobilization OF the Japa-
nese forces OH large scale is not con-
templated for moment and Corea's con-
sent would have to be obtained for any
such step"
The minister added that he still be-
lieved Russia intended to keep her prom
ise to evacuate Manchuria October 8.
Until that promise was uroken Japan was
not likely to make any move. The Japa-
nese troops guarding the telegraph lines
were stationed in Corea with the assent
of Russia as well as Corea.
Pritchard Morgan consul general oil
Corca in London, also has no information
on the subject. He suggested, however,
that the time was coming when the powers
should agree to Corea being declared an
independent, neutral state like Belgium.