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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-05-15
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-05-15
ENTIRE SOUTH SIDE
OF SQUARE BU RNED,

Ripley, Tenn, May 9.-Fire broke
out this morning in livery stable on
the southeast corner of the public
square and nearly the entire south
side OF the square was wiped out
before the flames were subdued. The
only buildings to escape were the
Ripley bank and small three story
buildinR.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-05-15
]. ?. STREET ( CO.

uutil the laws of our churches mean
something and are carried out. And
SO l have brought this matter before
you tonight. aud say we ought to
enforce the laws of our church, let the
consequences be what they may.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-05-15
A Runaway Bicycle,

Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg of j. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, Ill.
1t developed tubborn ulcer pnyield-
ing to doctors and remedies for four
years. Then Buck'en'S Arnica Salve
cured. It's just Ms good for Burns.
Scalds, Skin Eruptions and Piles. 25c
at Wodridge's Drug Store.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-05-15


Ford & Williams. / 3 0 / 0 2 l ~
Summary: Earned Runs-H. | f.
q ". /.
Two Base Hits-Cooper, Bratton.
Left on Bases H. 6, f.. Il W. 3
Bases on Balls.-OH Dunnavant 4.
Struck Out.-By Wiiburn l., by Dun
navant 4, by Williams 3.
Hit by litcher.-By Dunnavant l. by
Wiburn |.
Wild Pitch -Dunnavant 4 Wilburn
|.
Stolen Bases English 2, Dunnavant
9, Bratton and Kendall. W. Hayes 4,
Sheddan 2, Hunter l. J. Jones l, PARK
er 2. w iIburn 2, Evans 2, kagan
Passed Balls Parker B English 4
Umpires -Pettitt and M. Gordon,
and no kicking on decisions.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-05-15

Williams Is about the best player on
the 1T. Pleasant team. He pitched
the first twO innings and played hrst
and then caught.
T. * ". scored their only earned
run IN the first inning.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-05-15
Chinese Laundry.

Sam Sing, Chinese laundryman
from Atlanta, has located In Colum.
b,a and has esta blished laundry in
ths basement of the Bethel House.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-05-15

Bethel House bar, and the firm W
now be Filson q Lipscomb. M
Walter Griffin has purchased N
saloon OF G. f. Hankenson, al ~ =
Pleasant, and will remove to the p~
phate city. a
The changes will take effect
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-05-15
Changes In Whiskey Firms.

Mr.. Ben Lipscomb has purchased
the interest of Walter Griffin In the
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-05-15
CLOTHING.

Our Clothing Fashionable Taorspces cut half
dbeA
especially Cothmg
ilyous, Clothing hear prices
including all Styles being odds and ends at half
prices
carry and all productonsn the bat line at
small margin.
Neckwear cut half prce soc now only 25c, etc.
Shirts, Underwear Hosiery Suspend Etc.
duced proportion
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
WYdzialu
Wykonawczego

Wobec faktu, re skladki ma
delegacye polska " Rzymie.
.usta1y prawie zupelnie, pomi-
mo, re jeszcze czterysta do
lar6w przeszlo ME dostaje do
dw6ch tysiecy, jakich pier.
wotnie z~arzadano, aPolak "
Ameryce', radzi Wydz. Wyk.,
aby tenze bezzwlocznie wydal
odezwe j wezWai 6wieckich
Polak6w do skladek IA dele
gacye. Podobne WezWanie
"Polak " Ameryce" czyni,
zdaje sic, juz pc raz trzeci.
Pomimo, ze Wydz. Wyk. wy
soko cent troskliwosf, jaka.
powyziej wzmiankoWane pis-
mo otacza nasza delegacye
rzymska, ME mysli jednak 2
odno6nej rady tegoz korzy-
STAG, 9 tovdla tego,zo mnie-
ma, II Wielb. Ks. Kruszka
jest narazie zaopatrzony v
dostateczny ma p
skromnyehsWy-
" Rzymie; ze dalsze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
no OWO
-

O obchodach pamiatek ma
rodowych m6wiliSmy W ze;
szlym numerze ,Wiarusa", ]
ME mieli6my intencyi ma ten
temat ma razie wiecej pisac,
lecz ME podobna milczee, gdy
sic spotykamy : o j,
tax dzikim, jaki byl obch6d
" Worcester, Mass. Urzadzo.
no tam obch6d " niedziele,
% Listopada, zatem " pierW-
sza niedziele adwentu j to W
nastepujacy spos6b, jak pisze
p. J6zef Gajer do ,Echa":
,,Zebrano sic ma hall Father
Watcher 0 godzinie 8 m. 40
i z orkiestra polska 2 Web
ster ma czele wyruszono do
ko6ciola francuskiego, gdzie
ks. proboszcz Moneta odpra-
viii msze zaiobna. (?l) 20
mszy 6w. pomaszerowano :
powrotem do hall j wyslu-
- "GSEE=4 - e&E#.aEt 8&ET. $50. 8SEfS%E. |RSGI~ : -
chano " skupieniu ducha
pieknej mowy ks. Monety 9
rozbiorze Polski. Pc obcho-
die odbyla sic zabawa tan.
Gu 81 q, g wieczorem MIC:
dziez polska odegrala teat1
it'd" sadzimy, il pan Gajel
podaje fakta, leez wla6nie
ola tego, e mu wierzyt
trzeba, ME chce sic nam
wierzyt, - IS. probtoe'!ssizzlc,'z
miejscowy Wiedzial, 60 sic
dzieje. Zalobna msza v mic.
dziele, Q potem ta6ce, kto 70
kiedy slyszalg Too 70 Dizzy
~ pogrzebie tafczs. )
dwencie katolicy ME urza.
dzaia sa IS ta.6tscsuliacyche b
oprzecieA zakazane.-Kto
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
,,Wiarus" sprawiediwy
prawda sic tylko kieruje, po-
pieraj Gle vice nasze pismo!
P}aecie "a ,,Wiarusa"! Z
s
Jak to czasem ,,pre
gierz1 stanie pod
-. pregierzem.

Jakowy6 pregierz rzuca sic
" nEchu" Nr. So, 1903 ma
fairy parafialne pod pozorem,
.ze Gle " mich tkwi.
Me podoba mu sic to, ze
tam mozna zobaczyc 1adne
twarze, to, ze tam pija 2
ksiedzem proboszczem przy
barre, oraz to, ze tam sic
dzieja rozmaite oszus s11l
Radby wm6wic " ludl, ze
ci, kt6rzy urzadzaja fairy,
zasluguja ma skarcenie, 9 fai-
~ powinni bye zaniechane
" przyszloSci, DO rozrywka
ma MICH Jest szkodliWa.
Chodzi za6, ,pregierzowi'
o to, ze ludzie nmoga pQ-
swinny obr6cic pieniadze na
limo rzeczy.
Tu wlasnie Jest drugi kos
nice kiia, to grubszy. Pomii-
nawszy to, ze larry parafialne
o~dpowiadaia usposgo'btieniu Z
merykahskiegos polecze61stwa
j ME psuja go,pomlnawszy TO,
ze kazda instytucya mole bye
81 pojedyfgczycsh wypadl IllslI',
.nadukyta przez ludzsi, ale q
togo ME aaby mial E
zniesiona zWracalm g
'wagesog6lu % opraggnie9ni
owego.pIegl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

q ob '1rall;aLl i.IpiileE,niadze,,,
ne rzeczyz prawdziwie re
telnymisdobrym pozytkiem,
.Jaki Jest pozytek zfair6w,
komuz ME Wiadomo? Fairy
'dkwigaja finansoWo instytus
eye polskie tom przynosza
praWdiWierzetelny i-dobry
.pozytek.
Gdy nar6d Die broni, rzu-
tca ofiarrySw r6zny spos6b na
zakupno hroni, budowanie j
'umacnianie foftec, mkt
wtedy ME VIOLA, 70 lepicj 81
~ to kupiG ksiazek.
Naszemi fortecami ma OBJ
'czyznie So parafialne szkoly
Igdzie dbaja o jezyk ojczysty
wiare, 50 parafialne ko6cio-
81 okoloskt6rych skupiaja sic
j starry. Gdyby ME
one, zniklaby mas dotad polo
wa, jak znikla u innych, kt6-
rzy sic ma to czynniki ME o
Wed}ug dat statysty-
cznych, powinnyby Stany
Zjednoczone liczyc obecnie
~ milionyskatolik6w, a licza
u milion6W. Przyby1o ich tn
ma lyle, ale zamiast sic mno-
Eye ubyWali. Mech sobie ,E-
postaWi pytanie, ktoby
dis czytal polskie gazety
ksiazki " Ameryce, gdyby tn
ME pozakladano lyle szk6l
koSciol6w parafialnych pol.
skich do czego fairy sic przy-
[czynily. Odpowiedz ma to py-
TAME MECH przeSle npregie:
ROW. ably " przyszloSci ME
psul ,,Echu" bussinesu, oraz
ME stawial siebie pod pragie-
rem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
Razem $2I79.35

Osada sW. y6Zefa W Manls-
tee, Mich zorganizowana ma
wsp6lnem posiedzeniu para
dnia25 listopada rb.,
podaje aplikacye do Wydz.
Wyk. 2 prosba Q przyjecie do.
Federacyi.Do zarzadu tel osa-
.dy wchodza:
Franciszek Jarka, PREF.
TomaszZ iemkawski,Wicepr
Piotr Bielarz, Sekr. prot.
Jan Guziolek, sekr. fin.
J6zef Gramza, kasyer.
Radni:
Jan lWolczykoWsk
Lukasz Ignasiak,
Stan-Bernartowicz.
Pan W1adyslaw R6zycki,
:byly delegat II-go polsko ka-
tolickiego Kongresu, miesz-
obecnie " Elmhurst,
N. =, nosi sic 2 my6la PREY
swej reki do rozwoju
osad federacyjnych, ma
.wschodzie. Szczese mu Boze!
De- pcsvnL; ;nct m cfanin
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
Dajcie mann szkolylWs1Jyzna,r
nioWe, aswszystko zczasaem
sic naprawi
o o Q Q

90 u - s 10y
9
Wyniesienie, PfzBWiel. e.
s. Messmera, biskupa Green.
|Baydo godno5ci arcybisku-
|pa milwauckiego spowodo-
walo nasza praise doawypo-
wiedzenia opinH, e nadszedl
czas j nadarza sie sposob-
nose, ably jeden : polslkaiicha
ksieay zostal biskupem v
Green Bay. Dogodniejszej
|chwii ME rychlo sic docze-
kamy, vice niechajze pre-
devszystkiem q, kt6rym sic
% to najwiecej rozchodzit
.|powinno, wielebni ksieza,
przyloza 81 staran, ably
ME przyj6c "a p6zno.
Nasze twierdzenie, ze mi
lionerom amerykahskim chce
sic wielkiej armii stalej, aby
ia mice gotowa kazdej chwiG
ma tt strajk6W,
sprawdza sic. w Wyoming
w1asciciele kopal1 ME konten-
tuja sic milicya stanoWa ola
~utrzymania porzad-
K u, DO sw6j do swego ME
latwo bedzie strzela1, udaja
sic vice do prezydenta, ably
i'm przyslal regularne wojsko.
l. To dopiero poczatek!
o 0 9 o
w Crivitz, Wis, nieiak:id {
!Krupski zarwal naszych ma
porzadna sumke. Teraz do
piero, gdy jego kretactwa tu
sic wyk1uly, jak szydlo =
miecha, rozchodzi sic Wie6t,
re ten pan j " Galley nacia-
ga1 latwowiernych. Kl6ca sic
gazety nasze Q rome partye
zasady bez wszelkiego pc,
zytku, zamiast zapoznawat
log6l 2 p y F,l
zaslugujacemi na zaufanie ]
poparcie, j zamiast ostrzegat
przed ludzmi podejrzanymi
r. Wiele, bardzo wiele nam
ljeszcze potrzeba, abysmy we.
sill ma w}asciwa droge.
o o o o
,,Wiarus" sprawiedliwy
prawda sic tylko kieruje, pc.
pierajcie.wiec nasze pismo!
Q 0 Q o
P1aecie "a ,WiarusaN i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

o Mich wdzieczni bye ME mo-
ga!
Nauka ztad Ola kierowni-
||k6w opinii publicznej, ably
ME zaniedbywali pouczaf
.og6l " przededniu obchod6W,
" jaki spos6b fbrac sic do.
o o Q Q
Ma porzadRu dziennym
zn6w skandaliczne sprawy
t~lapownictwa urzednik6w r6z-
nych miast, powiat6w, sta
now <poszczeg6lnych j calych
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Jedni
z podsadnych przyznaja sic
do why, inni sic wykrecaja,
|inni jeszcze wprost oburzaja
i zupelnie Wyrzekaja sic
wszelkiej swiadomosci spra-
week i'm zarzucanych. Ilu 2
mich prawde m6wi nigdy,
Mkt ME dociecze, to- atoli
zostanie pewnem, ze ME tyl-
ko ci, kt6rzy juz .staneli pod
pregierzem opinii publicznej
lecz i wielu uchodzacych
dis "a uczciwych, " bru-
|dach palce maczalo. Wiado-
mo :przeciez, re " polityce
ameryka6skiej najwieksza
role odgrywa dollar. Ubiega-
ljacy sic 0 urzedy traca ME-
raz Gale mienie, ably celu
ldopiac, mic dziwnego przeto,
ze gdy stana sic urzednikami,
ia ME NIGGA pensya wynagro:
Idzi67sobie STRAIT poniesionych,
uciekaja sic do zbrodniczych
6rodk6w, ably wyj6t a 10.
lUczciWy czlowiek ME wiele
dba 0 jakibadz urzad, DO ja-
Ike prywatny czlowiek cara
bia wiecej, a gdy sic pomie-
|dzy }ajdak6w dostanie j po-
Una ich niecne szacherki, ma
zawsze straci ochote naleze6
z oszustami do jednej klasy.
Zle Jest, q gorzej bedzie, DO
ami narzekanie ludzi Z sumie-
MEM, AMI pietnowanies lajdac-
twa, wla6ciwem mianem przez
'prezydenta ME przyczynia
sic do usuniecia naduzyc.
Gl6wna podwalina oszustw j
kradzieaY, Jest brak wycho-
wanna, to- za6 pochodI 2
~wadliwego systemu szk6lnic-
|twa ameryka6skiego. Dop6ki
ludzie ME naucza sic. ba6
Boga, dop6ty lekcewazyc So
bic beda wszelkie prawa, q
zatem panowac bedzie zbrod-
MIA.
Zamiast rozmazywa6 pre-.
bieg proces6w wytoczonych..
oszustom j zlodziejom, j OPT
sywa6 szczeg6lowo kazdy.
taxi wystepek, lepieiby prasa.
uczynila, oglaszajac COLE fax
ia kogo posadzono, kogo.
pred sad stawiono, j jak win.
nych ukarano. Rozwleklymi
artykulami 8 podobnych
%sprawkach dale sic tylko
Wskaz6wki noWym oszustom,
jak sic pilnowac maja. ably
[ich ME przylapano. Ogd =
Itego ME ma zadnego pozytku,
Ibo aczkolwiek Ameryka to
wolny kraj, prz,eciez WolnoA 6
10 ten sic kofczy, y uczci-
ivy czlowiek oddac musi CLOS
M kandydata jednej Tub ''
ldrupieinartvi. akandydat6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
Pranumerata WynOei r0czllte
" stanach Zjed. iKanadzle also
W Europie Roniecz. naprz6d) $500
w u n K I

" Stanach Z1ed. l hanad1lo el'oo
W Europie Goniecz. naprs6d) 1900
w arunk |.
Kto sjedna nam trzech no
sych abonent6w i przesle cd
xatdego oaloroozny abonament :
CORY, temu przez caly rok gazette
ola niego samego ~przese}ad bedsie-
my bezplatni :.
Kto, odbierze : ,ozty trzy.ggazety
.watanym Jest 70 abonenta j odpo
@~icdz,alnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ms
.ycnmiast poda6 wydawcy W1ARusA
8 v6i nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wia gszety "a po6redniictwem
listowego lub innego urzedInlks
pocztowego, W1ARUs pose}any be-
dzie d.lej. skoro kto z.pr,zestaLle
odbierad. gazette, powinfen wpicrv
saplatid, ie1eli co "a MIG xinien.
Wszelkie listy oras prsesefki pie
uiesne do W1ARUsA adresowao:
Mrs. j. DerdOWska
500 I, 3rd Str.
" MONA MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

.zsbraniens oel delegacyniee
zdaje sie przedsfaWia zbytI
Sr6zoWo bo kto pomledzyy|
Polak6w tax 6Wieckich,
Z~duchownYch chcia cco1 dla|
niei Aozyl to tegoseoboige
ME zyczy, temu najbardziei
sspecyalne, naRet osoblstaeg|
zNezwania.nicne pomoggag
|wreszcie n razie, gdyby owe
czterysta dolar6w byly s.
|Kruszce niezbednie potrzeb-
ne, TO Wydz. Wyk. postara
sieso ME ~apryNatnis, bez dial
szego zebrania publicznego,
|kt6re, zdaje dc, bardzo nier
pokoi iednosti nieprzychyt
ne spTawie r6wnouprawnie-
MIA kleru polskego.
Ne poWodzian nadeshi;
q przeniesienn $243436
Policy n.
j. $1,000.
Na tesume zlozy]i: To-
Warzystwo Brat. Pomocy
pod wezwaniiem Sw. Wa
lentego $1,000; Towarzy-
stwo Brat. Pomocy pod /
wezwaniem Matk Bos-
kiej R6zahcowej $500;
Towarzystwo I go pulk.
ulan6w polskich ksiecia
J6zefa ~Poniatowskiego
$500; razem 2O.M
"G6rnik" skolektowal
mianowicie: cd
ks. And. Z~ychowicza
SIS. OO, cd Tow. sw. Krzy-
ia, Plymounth, Pa.
$4,000; razem $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

til Winien? Niezawodnie & !,
kt6rzySob,oh6das urzasd 1lzIalE NE ale
b reszta by tam przecietzk
|ksiadz proboszcz namiejscui,
a ten chyba Wieldzial, 60
|pada aczego ME Wolno y
|czynie. Take obchoody,
kazdy to przyzna, AMI nam
korzy6ci ME przyniosa, AMI
nam slawy przyczyniq. @
wszem SO one zgorszen1iem
ola obcych i ola swoich, boz
|haterzy za5, ma kt6rych cze6e
je urzadzono, "a take pamiec
o Mich wdzieczni bye ME mo-
gal
Nauka ztad ola kierowni-
Ik6w opinii publicznej, ably
ME zaniedbywali pouczac
.og6l " przededniu obchod6W,
" jaki spos6b fbrac sic do
dziela.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
DOUBLES ITS CAPITAL STOCK
Omaha q Council BLUFFS Railway and
Bridge Company Files Amended
Articles.

The certificate of amendments to the
articles OF incorporation OF the Omaha &
Council Bluffs Railway and Bridge company
were tiled in the ONCE Of the county re-
corder yesterday by Charles T. Stewart,
secretary OF the company. The amend
ments were adopted at a meeting OF the
stockholders on March 2.
The effect Of one OF the amendments Is
to raise the capital stock OF the company
from 81 900 TO $4,000, 900, divided into
$4,000 shares Of which is, 900 are preferred
and $4,000 common stock. The preferred
stock will. II the earnings warrant IT, draw
not to exceed per cent. The dividend on
the common stock will depend on what is
left over after the dividend on the pre-
ferred stock is paid
Another amendment provides that the
company shall operate railways in Doug
las county. Nebraska and Pottawattamie
and Cass counties. Iowa, with termini in
Omaha, Council Bluffs and Griswold, Cass
county, Iowa. Under the original articles
Of incorporation the termini OF the com
pany were In Omaha and Council Bluf1s.
This is taken to indicate that at some
future time the company proposes 10 con-
! struet an electric line from Council Bluffs
| through PottswAttamie county to Grlswold
in Cass county. In speaking OF this latter
feature yesterday. en- ofieer Of the corr
pany said that as far as he knew ther,
was no intention at present 10 construct
| any suburban lines in Iowa and that th'
company would hrSt complete its rural eK
tensions In Douglas county, Nebraska, be
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
Plumbing and heating. Blxby g Son.
LozIER AND MOORE GUILTY
Jury Says They Were Parties to Big
Racing Swindle at Webb
City, Mo.

Guilty as charged In the indictment"
was the verdict returned yesterday after
noon by the district court jury In the case
Of the State Of Iowa against Leon Lozier
and Ed Moore, charged with conspiring to
defraud Charles Gregory and William
Barker out OF nearly SIC, 900 in connection
with an alleged fake foot race in Webb
City, Mo-, in January 1902. This verdict
was reached after the Jury had been out
less than an hour.
Judge Thornell in his instructions to the
jury said that the question Of whether
Gregory and Barker went to Webb City for
the express purpose Of eonspiring to de-
fraud someone else did not enter into the
case and afforded no excuse for the defend
ants defrauding Gregory and Barker.
On court reconvening yesterday morning
Attorney Sallinger concluded his arguments
for the defense and Attorney Burke, who
assisted the, county attorney In the prose-
cution, closed for the state. recess was
then taken to 1880 p. m, when Judge Thor
nell instructed the jury. which retired
shortly after 2 o'clock. At 8 O'Clock the
jury sent word that II was ready to report
The court room was crowded with an inter-
csted and expectant throng. The verdict
was evidently a surprise to the defendants
and many Of their friends who had looked
for an acquittal.
Judge Thornell announced that he would
pass sentence Friday morning. In the
meantime Lozier and Moore are at liberty
on the $4,000 bonds which they each fur
nished. They have three days in which to
hle a motion for a new trial. In the event
OF new trial being denied the case will be
taken to the supreme court.
The case has attracted more than usual
attention owing to the prominence given
throughout the country OF the alleged fake
races conducted by the Webb City Athletic
| club and the court room was crowded daily
| during the trial. Since Saturday afternoon
the jury was constantly in charge OF a
bailin, Judge Thornell having been in
formed that attempts to tamper with it
had been made by friends of the accused.
The extreme penalty for the crime OF
which Lozier and Moore now stand con-
! vieted is three years in the penitentiary.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
Matters in Federal Court.

The plaintiff in the personal injury Dam
600 suit Of Myrtle Kester against the
MiIwaukee railroad in thu United States
court sprang a SUI prise on the defense
Yesterday morning on court reconvening by
diminishing the suit without preJudlce'
Wien court adjourned Monday evening
counsel for the plaintiff was only partially
through his opening argument to the jury
A jury was then impaneled to hear the
appeal of C. D. Boynton from the award
OF damages given him in condemnation
proceedings brought by the Great Western
railroad for its right-of-way e. Carroll
The railroad condemned building at Car
roll belonging to Boynton, who is resi-
dent of Arkansas, and the sherins Jury
awarded him $500, He demanded Sl5'Ooo
and appealed. The case was not con-
cluded when court adjourned for The day.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
Orders Cattle shipped Back.

WATERLOO, Ia. March 17.-(special.)-
The two cars OF cattle shipped here from
Chicago by the swinder who secured a
draft from the mail sack at Cedar Rapids
and presented it at the commission Office
Of John J. Lswler of Chicago, have been
shipped to Chicago on Mr.. Lawler's or
ders. The draft for $4,000 was drawn here
on the Bank Of Goldheld. The bank here
has been refunded the amount and the
commission firm and the Continental Ma
tional bank OF Chicago will be the losers
Mr.. Lawler in selling the cattle paid out
over 500 In charges besides the freight
both ways and the cost of keeping the cat
tie here.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
New Industry mt Shenandoah.

SHENANDOAH, Ia, March 17.-(special)
The Young Manufacturing company,
makers OF clothing, shirts and overalls,
have announced that they would put in a
complete plant for the manufacture Of cot
ton mittens. Charles Young, after tour
Of the country looking through the fac
tories where such things are made finds
that but three factories are making them
exclusively in the United States. The re-
suit is that Mr.. Young has ordered an
equipment Of sewing machines Of a special
kind, power, dies, and will put force Of
fifteen hands at work turning out various
kinds OF cotton gloves and mlttens. Mr..
Young expects to be able to turn out
100, 900 pairs a year.