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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
ga@(en.

Dresden. Sod in biefem sSabr,
perben bon Der id4iiiden Staats:
eiienbabn Motorpasen in ben Dien1
bes 9resbner 8orprtperfebrs gefteGt
Die Mbseorbnetenperfammlung BEG
@erbanbes beutf9er Nr9ttettenz uni
Snsenieurz @eretne tpirb bonn 81. Mu:
guft Bis 2. September in Dresden
itattfinben. = Ser Hebatteur ber
rDresbener Repue," @Db, lit gu feds
Monaten @efdnsnib pe~rurtbeilt por=
ben, neil er in einem Nrtitel bag
0erbalten bes poliaeifommiFdrs
S9narB, Der feineraeit bic ebemalise
Rronprinseffin bon Sadfen iibers
tpa9te, abfdqig fritiiirt unb ftraffGls
lise Musbriide sebrau9t bate.
Mnnabers. Der runb 900
Meter bobe 8drenftein, Bel benz slei9s
namisen 9renoborfe selesen, fpu nit
einem untertunftsbauie bebaut mers
ben. Ser grasebirssz9auptperein TO-
pie perfdiebene 3peispereine BADEN
nambafte Summen als 8eibilfe gez
5et9net, 10 bab Der 8au f9on benz
nd9f beginner tann.
8auben n. Ser friibere prdiibent
Der 3tttauer 9anbels= unb 8eperbez
famr!er, &ommeraienratb &einbarbt,
Senior6ef bes 8anfbauI es 6. 8.
Reiabarbt in 8auben, 1T i'm Otter BON
81 Sabren s%eitorben.
/ g. Or. q. gonrabp,
auBerorbentli6er Profefior Der Ybiloz
iopbie unb Der orientaliI9en Stubien
an Der biefisen llniperiitdt, 1T an bic
ftdbti59e 9o9i9ule in Yeftng berufen
pprben. Sie 9ineiiide &egieruns bat
i'm auf bret Sabre berpfli6tet.
e s II. Die ~pertorbene Srar
perpittpete 8olpnits, ebemals 9ez
iibertn bes 9otels r3um SirI9," bat
teitamentarii9 ben srObten She'll i6rer
StnterlaHenfdaft, runb 100000
Mart, gu gemeinniiBisen Sttftunsen
na9 freiem GrmeiIen bes Stabtratbs
Der @tabt Meiben permadt.
pIauen. Die T%abrifanten bon
Sptbenz8 orbdnsen in plauen BE-
i4lofen, cine prd9tige Nusiteuung Der
Yrobutte Der fddif6en @piben.Maz
nufaftur in ct. 2ouis gu Stanbe au
brtnsen. 9ie id9iif9e SptBenzSnz
buftrie erfreut fi9 segenpdrtig zines
unsetpDbnlt9en Nnbranges bon amez
rifanii9en 8eitellunsen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
@0b tobt gu yoDen; Elm 9erafdGas
bate i'm getroffen.

@0b tobt gu Bopen; Elm 9erofdGas
bate i'm setroffen.
Segernee E.. Neuli9 er59ienet
oet Der i'm Sotel Stelnmeb bier absez
baltenen 9o95eitsfeier bes Oefonomen
2orena SOB Die prinaen Srana Sofepb
unb 2~uitpolo, sratulirten benz 8raut>
paar unb pertpeilten ldngere s3ett in
Der ldnOltden 9odaeitssefeaf9aft.
Wet enburg a. g.. Sie
gntbiilung bes 8runnenbenfmals fir
&aiier 2ubtpig ben 8abern finbet Mnz
sangs Sult ftatt. Mit Der Gntbiiuuns
iinb srDBere Seierlihteiten perbunben.
A,sa Der Rbriupfuis.
g peper +. 9ie pfala adblt i'm
Sabre 1903 1O6 Sb itbaubereine nit
1884 Mitsliebern; 8esirfszO bitbauz
bereine beiteben fir bic 8eairte pir<
maiens, 9abn, @albfii9ba9, &u1el,
8ergaabern unb Mnnpetler.
2ubmissbaen n. Ser Stabts
ratb bef9loB bic 1mnanblung Der
ftabtt19en !9Dberen SD9ter19uls in
cine Heali9ule fir Mdb9en, ferner bic
@rri6tung zines ftdbtif9en Mrbeits=
antics unb elmer Nabrunssz unb Sc
nubmtttel INTERCHANGEABLE als
Stltale Der unteriu9unssanitalt Der
pfal5 in Speper.
Mauba If. Mebrere 8auernburz
f9en bemd9ttsten ii6 neulid Na9ts
zines Dor elmer gdderet aufgeitelter
9olobaufens unb f9lugen nit Den
S9eiten auf fi9 uno anbere. Ser
8iir9ermeiitsr, Der Bolt5eibiener unb
Der Na6tpd9ter, Die Hube FIFTEEN
tpouten, erlitten i6per. 8erleBungen.
Sem Ypli5eibiener tpurbe Der Nrm eez
brp9en. Ser Sfanbal mar 70 9roB,
bab Die Gturmslode selGutet purbe
unb einige 8iirger nit Mifgabeln fd
bepaffneten. Die 9aupttbdter, apei
Sasner anfongs Der 2oer S abre, muir
ben berbaftet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
8aperm.

so ii n Of n. Sn Der 9irurst19en
l1niperittGts : Politltnif purben I'M
Sabre 1902 1910 &ranfe bebanbelt,
geeen 1906 i'm Sabre 1901. @on
bteien &ranfen nurben 1905 ambuz
latorif9, 2O3 in ben @obnungen BE-
banbelt unb 238 in bic ftattondre Mbz
tbeilung Der 9irurgil9en alintf aufz
senpmmen. Sir bic @anitdtsfolonne
beptuiste bas @emetnbefouegtum ben
i'm @tat porsefebenen 3ui9uB bon
5000 Marf. = Neutrality-suspicious.
ratb a.. .. Sreiberr b. 8tbra auf
4belsDorf feierte als Der Meltei tie fets
nes @ef9lebtes in boiler eeiitiser unb
tOrperlt9er Srtf9e feinen 80. Sc
b~urtstag.
aug burg. &ommersienratb
Georg &GB. Der bieier Sage i'm 80.
%2ebensiabr seitorben tit, bat feiner
acknowledgements !9aunitetten $4,000
Marf btnterlaHen, bic fir 'etnen
S9ul6ausbau gu bertpenben finb.
6 3 a m. 9err Sofepb 3reB Neuz
miible) bat ben altrenommirten Gaftz
bof r8ogl" bter, Snbaber 81. 8erfder.
I'm bic Summe bon $4,000 Mart err
norben.
s g. 3iirsli9 feierte bic
Mpotbeferspittpe unb pripatiere Srau
Mntonie @utner ibren 80. @eburtstag.
d. 9te priDatiersebeleuts
Samuel unb Sobanna Sleii9mann in
Sberlausenftabt besinesn in poQer
Hiitisfeit bas Seft ber solbenen 9o9s
aeit; 9err Sleif4mann itebt i'm 49,,
feline 5rau i'm II. 2ebeasiabre.
SO arftbibart t.. Sberlebrer
2inbner bon Wiftenfelten beging bas
50idbrige Subildum fetner 2ebrtbdtigz
felt.
M urrau II. Seerart 8ierbi9ler
in 8runnenba9 bat unldneit in Der
Ndbe bon S9Dnmiible einen !6uden,
81 Pfunb f9per, ssiansen. Ser
Slid bate eine 2dnse bon 1.28 Mleter.
% Ii b r g. Siefer Sage er=
f9ob fi9 ber 49iGbrise Tlaf9ner !6ofz
mann aus Mufresung f3riiber, bab er
in elmer Straffade alS 3euse porgez
laben porben mar.
&egens BURG G. SIM 8artez
faale brttter &lafIe bes >ieiisen 8abns
bpfes belditiste Der 9olOtperfsburide
gilbert 9Db aus Pfre.nb Die 9dite
berart, baB Polioet gebolt tperben
muBte. Seiner Seftnoy ne piberiebte
ct ft9 70 beftts, bab tin Der Ppliaiit
NIT fla6er 3linse liter Die 8eine
I9lasen mubte, %tpprauf er abgefibrt
murine Mm 8ahnhpfolahe itiirate
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
DIrttemDera.

Stuttgart. Seitens bes 2uft t.
bauszNusf9ufes nurbe Der Plan
elmer 2otterte fir ben Wteberaufbau
benz Miniiterium bes Snnern porsez
legt. Man bofft, in bret Serien ie
100000 Mart Neingepinn gu eraielen.
s anni # t. Die biirserlt9en
&ollesien bef9lofen, fir 8erbeferung
unb @rtpeiterung bes 8tlbelmzS Shea
ters etnen 8etrag bon $4,000 Marf au
beptatsen. gs barbelt ii9 Inn bic
Notwithstanding unb 8ermebz
rung um 200 plGbe.
@Dppingen. Na9 einem 9utz
a9ten bes demif4en 2aboratoriums
bes profeKors SreIenius in Wiesz
baben entbdlt bic por einisen Sabren
BEL Der bieiisen Pumpitatton erbobrte
Sauerpaferqueue ale @igenf9aften
bes %beriibmten 8t9pzWafers. 9as
Waier tommt ieBt unter benz Namen
Staufenqueu in ben 9anbel.
8 ii b / gen n. Yrofefor Or.
Sdemi0er bat ben an i'm erganeenen
Ruf auf bic 2ebrfan5el fir &trdenz
re9t unb 0ogmengei9i9te an Der neu
gu erri9tenben fatbolii6ztbeologii9en
Satultdt in Strabburg abgelebnt.
Wetngarten. 9ier beging bas
SnfanteriezH egiment SDnig Wtlbelm
l. C. Wirttembergif9es) Nr. 124 bic
Seier fetnes 1~O0iGbrlgen 8eite6ens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
3app'S
Sdnf,

weifli9 pom @ourtbauie, ct. Glesb, Minn.
sabIt 4 9ro3eut Sntereieu auf gelber, uel9e
fit elm Sabr, unb 8 Bro;eut, menn bteielben
Fit 6 Wonate beponirt merben. 8erbor9t@elb
auf @runbei9entbum, ,pel6es gu ieber 3eit
fdnis ober nidt, eutueber gang ober tbeilmeis
ie, ie mad Selieben suriidbe3ablt rperben fanu.
gerfauft Wedfel, geloieuouugen uub Hafage'
g gqst'e g sns , aae o naq BEN au sr,, aSI'Ss5n V amS.
hratts), goama9ten, Sanfz unb Sppotbeten
unb ioniise llrtunben werben seietlid aus,
aeferti9t unb bealaubiat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
3raun(6weis. an6aft.

8lantenbure. Ser 8raunz
f9peigii9e 2anbtag bepiaigte fir ben
8au Der 8abn 8lanfenburgzN ueblinz
burg $4,000 Mart als S%taatsbeibilfe.
d II. Ser in Der 8erltnz
Qnbaltif9enM Northumberland Be-
19dfttgte 38iGbrige Mrbetter &arl
gi9ler ipurbe BEL feiner Mrbeit am
aopfe 10 f9per berlebt, bab er NOD
am 1elben Mbenb ftarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
8aoem.

&arIsrube. 3psi @tubentsa
Der te9nii4en 9o4i6ule, Stanislous
Goldberg aus Wari 9au unb @ittor
S9tpar5 aus &attopiB in S9leiien,
fo9ten tpesen elmer 2iebesaffGre einen
3petfampf aus, in befen 8erlauf
S9nar5 t0btli9 bertpunbet purbe.
Goldberg ersriff bic 5lu9t.
Sretburg. Die bes 9tftmorbes
an ibrem riten Manne aneeflaste
Srau &ienat lpurbe bon ben Sc 9po=
renen fretsefpro9en. Die Soften bes
Yro5efes biirften fib auf ctrca $4,000
Marf ~belaufen.
$ eibeIberg. YrofeKor Or.
Scarf 9ampe In Bonn 1T gum Profef>
for fir mittelalterli9e 9ef9i9te unb
gef9t9tlide 9ilfsptfenf9aften an Der
btefisen l1niberfttdt ernannt tporben.
81 n B m. MnldBlt9 feines
60. 9eburtstases ftiftete Der gbren>
burger Mannbeims, 9eneralfonful
Gets, 10000 Marf, beren 3infen<
ertrdsnib bebiirftisen perfonen in Der
Winteraett ausepenoet perben lou.
Haftatt. 9as Militdrseri9t berz
urtbeilte ben 5uttermeiiter Miin5 bonn
Irtiaeriere9tment Nr. 80 tpesen bruz
taller 8ebanblung unterite0ter Solbas
ten-52 Mibbanblungen tpurben linn
na9gepiefen-Su Ii Sabren Seitung
unb CUR Degradation.
81 a u. SIN bieiigen Stablz
inert purbe Elm S9leifitein neu in Be-
trieb genommen, bepor bic S9uBetnz
ri6tunsen ansebra9t paren. Ser
Stein, pelder ettpa 1000 ltmbrebunz
gen in Der Minute ma4te, serfprans
unb bic Stide tDoteten ben % Sabre
alien 9reber Satob S9la4ter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
Ser .,SeDrbaern"-DOnneraas BEN IL. mdr, 1903.

pat ltG pas Settatt TN gtat Bremens,
tpel1es i'm @oriabre 1,O72,OOO Marf
betrug, auf 2,425,O0O Mart erb0bt,-
gu Der i'm 9auie mSesfabrt" abge6alz
tenen S9afermabl5eit, an Der ettpa
$50 perionen tbeilnabmen, tparen
unter Qnberen 9eroos Mbolf 5riebri6
BON Medlenburs unb Der preubif6e
9anbslsmtniiter MDaer einsetroffen.
= d. Oas Staatsbubget, bas
NIT elmer @innabme bon 6,486,OOO
Mart abf4lieBt, peiit elm 9efi3it bon
$4,000 Mlart auf. 9ieier 5eblbetrag
fou bur9 GrbObuns Der gintommenz
1telter Inn Is Proaent sebedt perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
2Qe&fen6ura.

Mittenbur g. Sn ber Na9@
barf9aft brannte cine SagelDbnerfate
nieber. Ser 16idbrige Sobn Der
Sagel0bnerfamtlie perbrannte. Die
Gltern purben lebenssefdbrli9 pers
lebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
NemeS 6efbdft.

Gem 9eebrten Eublifum CUR gefGIisen
giadri1t, baB i'd in ct. @loub, go. 20 an
6. @pe. iiibli6 cine Spe;erei= unb Satterae=
i9dtt erOfinet babe. Steele gebienuns iebem
Rllnben snli9ernb, bite i6 Inn siitise @e=
iddftsuuteriiitun9.
12=ba Serm Sturre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
KOst&LammerSen
giseutbumer bes S. spenue
TlttfbmarfteS

gue Sorteu iaiionsemdses
Sleil1 unb itets cine CUTE
@uswabl Slide on Satb.
Muf ben Sanbel unb Mblas
in geaf unb S6meineleii1
werben mir inns ST. bieier
Sabresseit 9 a II ; beionbers
perlesen. 9tur bas alIerbeite
gu benz niebrisiteu Greiie gee
get ree0e gebienuns bas iou aud in
6ieiem Sabre unier Wotto fem!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
Rranfe nn0 9ilflole
fomnlt ST mir.
Sd tabe oas iuunoerboQe &ebens> We
beimnib entoedt uno i@ tbeile
DaEelbe fret nit
Meine Miiiton anf BET Grbe lit, bic Grnafen 81
beilen nn6 bic QabmeH 3t tltrtren. -60ms
met 81 mir rn6 ih gebe Gefuno nuo
9tben uno Sngen0.
Mein vgital 9ife Sluib," bic wunberiamfte
Wti6un9, wel9e lie entbedt murbe, iens
be i6 frei auf Nadfraae au.

SD babe bas munberbare @ebeimniB bes
2ebens entbedt nnb i6 fam sic tbatid9li9
lebenb MAIDEN, ba i'd sic pon ibrer 8ranfz
belt belle, welder @rt iie aud iein mDse; i1
made Gle fart uub seiunb, m0aen Sie nod
10 matt nnb perfrippelt iein. Mlt meinem
VITAL LIFE FLUID" beiien @ebeimnib
u mir alein b%efanut, curire i9 iebes be-
fannte meni3li6e 2eibeu. SABINE merfen
ibre 8riiden meg nnb mal6ireu seiunb unb
gliidli6 bon banner; bic 8ranteu perlailen
ibre getten unb ~laufen. ga lit feline 8ranfs
unb lnslidli9en geibenben poutommene @e=
iunbbeit.
Sd periu6e ni6t, cine Sbeor,e gu bemon=
%friren, basu babe i'd feline 3eit, ba i'd gbat=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
0f0en6ura,

glsflet +. Oie Samilie bes
Rapitdns &arl 8a9mann erbielt bic
telesrapbtf4e Na9ridt, baB 8a9a
mann i'm 9afen bon Guapmas.
Mertto. bur9 einex l1nfau feinen Sob
gefunben bat. 8a@mann mar Gibrer
Der 8rater 8art r8albur" unb nit
berielben na9 elmer lansen unb ftirz
mif9en Neife 9liidli9 in 9uapmas
angetonmen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10
Wants to Go to ST. Louis.

Guthrie, o. T., May 9.-Membels Of the
Oklahoma National Guard are very much
in hopes that arrangements may be made
whereby the First Regiment may be
transported to st. Louis next summer
to remain there in camp several weeks
during the progress Of the exposition.
The matter has been quietly talked among
regimental officers. but no action has
been taken TO bring this about. The leg
islative appropriation for the next two
years amounts 10 ss0o0 and it is ex-
0ected that this amount will cover the
expenses Of two encampmeHts- If one en-
campment can be missed and the entire
amount devoted TO modifying at st,
Louis next summer, ii is believed that
the appropriation win be sufficient 20
pay all expenses Of such a trip. The
serious question is how 10 avoid holding
an encampment this summer as con-
templated when the appropriation was
made.
Governor Ferguson was approached
about the matter and stated that he would
Ike very much 70 take the First Resi-
ment to St Louis. bur that he did not see
how il could he done. as it was expected
that an eacampment would he held this
summer. II Is certain that II there is a
way around the present difficulty Cover
nor Ferguson viii sanction the plan sug-
cested. providing there is no conflict with
territorial laws.
The matter VIII be looked into thor
oughiy and If it Is possible the militia
boys VIII have an opportunity to see the
exposition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10
GOES THE LIMIT.
Lost Cow in Cave Discovered by an
innocent Farmer

Guthrie. o. T., May s.-ohahoma has
begun to get busy now and anything
from spring poetry 10 fish stories are in
order. But IL remains for the Quinlan
Mirror to go the limit when il says: One
day this week John Robinson lost a COW
and took his dogs and started through
the brush TO hunt her. The dogs 'treed
something in a hole in the ground in a
bunch of sumac bushes. and when AIR.
Robinson got close he could hear heavy
breathing up out OF the ground lie got
several OF the neighbors and went back
and found the cCow under ground. She
had broken through a crust Of earth
foot thick and fallen into a cave as
large as a room. The hele that she
made in falling was no larger than
washtub. The men threw dirt into the
hole until the ecsw was raised high
enough TO drag her out. She was unhurt
except from stiffness caused by the fail.
Until the COW broke through the ground
there was no sign Of any cave.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10
MAKING DEMANDS.
Assessors Want Pay-law Says They
Are Out of Office.

rNtG w. " SbtN~s
Guthrie. o. T., May Sin every eoun-
ty in the territory boards Of county COM
missicners are now dealing with the
proposition Of paying county assessors
and their deputies who were displaced by
the law authorizing township assessors
IL will be remembered that the new law
became operative Immediately after It's
signature by the governor and after that
date there ceased 10 be county assessors.
Many OF the men, however. have been
making demands for payment for the
fun term of Office under the former law,
but this in almost every instance has
been refused.
In several counties the assessors viii
be paid for three months work and those
having paid salaries 10 deputy assessors
will be reimbursed BY the commission
ers. This will settle the matter. although
inn some cases suits have been thrsaten-
ed unless the county assessors were paid
tn eamount OF one years work.
AS far as can be ascertained there has
been little or no complaint relative to the
work OF the township assessors. After
the work was re-arranged the new men
took up the duties Of the county asses
sors and II is believed that everything
will come out all right. The new law
time. and Observation-Disclosures
created considerable discussion for "A
time, and ii was thought that il would
result disastrously. but such does not
seem TO be the case.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10
SNEAK THIEVES.
Entrance Made Through Transom
Over Rear Door

Guthrie. o. T., May 9.-Semetime near
midnight last Saturday some person en-
tered the store Of Logan, Snow & Co,
of this place, by using a stepladder that
has always been left outside the back
door of the store It was placed against
the screen doors and two large panes of
glass in the transom over the rear door
were broken out. Iron bars across the
transom on the inside INSTRUCTED the
passage of anything. A screwdriver that
had been taken from Mr.. Schreiners
blacksmith shop. on the east side Of Main
street. was used to take out the screws
at one end of the bars and three Of them
were then bent down and the thief en-
tered.
Mr.. Luder, the manager of the store,
had placed something over $500 in bills
and silver and some small checks in
shot bag behind the dry goods on a shelf
near the desk. rather than risk taking it
home with him, SAYS the Okeene Eagle.
The thief had evidently been watching
him and knew where 10 look for it. He
found the money and made his exit
through the rear doors. Very little If
any clew was left by which to trace the
guilty party.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10
SHOT A THIEF.
Jim Head Gave Himself Up to the
Officers

Guthrie. o. T.. May 9.-Monday morn
ing Jim Head came UP town and hunted
up Marshal Dewitt TO give himself up.
saying that he had killed negro the
night before. says the Arapahoe Review.
The killing was the outgrowth of the
negros chicken stealing proclivities. Dur
ing the night Jim heard q noise in his
chicken house and grabbing his shotgun
started for the scene of the depreda-
lions. The chicken thief saw him COM
ing and started TO run when Jim shot
and killed him. Night officer Durrett
heard the shot and hurried to the scene,
but owing TO Jim's previous good char
acter, ne decided to let Jim remain at
home upon his promise to surrender
himself 10 the marshal next morning.
which he did. Upon learning the eircum-
stances the marshal refused TO arrest
Jim and he is still at large Meanwhile
the victim of this tragedy was not even
given decent burial but was thrown into
Jims hog-pen and Jim says that even
the hogs refused to eat him. Jim is now
short eight chickens and long one leather
collar. which the negro wore around his
neck.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10
DON'T LIKE 1T.
Walter OIds of Asher Says Officials
Run KANGAROO Court.

Guthrie, o. T, May 9.-Walter Odds, in
the Asher Altruist, tells of official" pro-
ceedings in Pottawatomie county as fol-
lows:
One day last week couple of boys
from Chickasha rode through the country
a couple of miles north of Asher on their
way to the Creek country. They were
moving from one territory to another
with all their possessions. and each had
a revolver strapped on the front of his
saddle in plain sight. They were arrested
for carrying the weapons and fined SIS.
They sold their whole outfit for $40 and
left the country broke. The aggregation
that robbed these boys is a disgrace to
Pot tawatomie county. They run a par
ody on justice and their kangaroo court
has made trouble enough to make the
devil jealous. This is the climax of
long series Of Illegal and unwarranted
actions in the name of the law, and one
Of the participants in the above farce has
recently been severely lacked up by the
district judge for his hgh-handed actions
in sale of mortgaged property without
proper notice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10
rock lnterestinq Turn.

FL Reno. May San interesting turn
of affairs has been taken in the case OF
Mrs Nora Anderson, who tried to shoot
her husband here a few days ago and
who did succeed in wounding herself and
little child. The husband, Norman Ander-
son. will be tried tomorrow before Pro-
bate Judge Phelps. on the charge of out
raging public decency by representing ~
Miss Ada Lauck that he is a single man,
and as such was paying attention 10 her.
It will be remembered that Mrs. Ander-
son represented that Miss Lauck had
alienated the affections of her husband
and for this reason she decided to shoot
him and the girl also
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on Sunday. Heretofore ii has been the
custom to screen the windows and allow
thirsty people to enter at the family
door Representatives of the W. c. I.
T. and PASTORS of the various churches
appeared before The council presenting q
petition signed by 100 taxpayers ask
ing that the saloons be closed on Sunday
Mayer Barnes announced that he would
see that the ordinance was strictly en-
forced and if this is done it means that
he VIII keep his campaign promises rel
atfve TO the enforcement of ouch erdi-
nances
Saloon men do not object to closing
their places of business on Sunday. but
there are those who state that IL others
keep their saloons open on Sunday their
customers demand that they do the
same thing. As a general thing the
saloon men like the idea OF dry city
IN Sunday
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ApJUDGEo INSANE.
Struck on Head While Operating
BaIer-Since Had Hard Time.

Guthrie. o. T., May as. p. Klncaid,
living two miles southeast of town. was
declared TO be insane by a jury In the
probate court at Saltwater Saturday,
and was taken 70 the asylum az Norman
Monday. MFR. FGncaids condition Is a
peculiarly sad and unfortunate one.
While working with broom corn baisr
last August he was struck on the head
by the lever OF the machine. The acct
dent rendered him senseless and he lay
paralyzed for several weeks. After re-
gaining his former state Of health he
found himself and family IN close cir
cumstsnces. This condition seemed 70
worry him a great deal and Lately be
had suicidal tendencies 20 marked de-
gree. His only insane mania was that
he must kin himself and several times
OF late he has made desperate efforts IN
this direction. The family and friends
were in constant fear Of his designs, 70
Marshal McEinnon took Kincs!d % sull-
water, Saturday. where. while being ex-
amined, he said that IL given his freedom
again he would hang himself. u Is
hoped that the treatment at the asylum
viii soon restore Mr. Kiucaid 10 perfect
hath