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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-04
RACES AT COUNTY FAIRS
SPORT AT ANDERSON WITNESSED
By OVER 10000 PERSONS.
2;fS Trot Won by Kindcsf kind-Re-
SUITS at Lafayette. SheIbyviIIe.
Bedford and Elsewhere.
Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal.

rpecaal 20 the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Sept. 3.-The crowd at
the fair to-day surpassed anything of the
like In the history of the association. Al 2
o'clock the paid admissions reached the 90
200 mark, and still the stream of humanity
flowed In and onward. The big grand stand
was completely filled long before the first
race was announced. The crowd filed the
space reserved for the b~ookmakers, and
over IN the center OF the Enclosure hundreds
OF buggies and carriages lined up around
the race course. The first two events were
taken with ease by the favorites. The free
loT-aIl pace and the 2:1S pace were left I'M
finished. Billy Mack met his match In Edith
w and but for her break would have taken
the race in straight heats. Summaries:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-04

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept. 3--Harry Cald-
well, of Manchester, N. H., defeated George
Leander, of Chicago, at the Velodrome
track tonight in two five-mile heats, motor
paced.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-04
Jenries and Monroe to Fight.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Sept. 3.-Champion
Jim Jeffries and Jack Monroe have agreed
to meet in Los Angeles on Oct. Is for a
a0-round contest.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-04

years to come. since it seems that Great
Britain has something to learn from Amer
lea in the matter of yacht building.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-04
SHELBY COUNTY FAIR.

pecial to the indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE. Ind, Sept. 3.-The sec
ond days racing programme at the Shell
by county fair. which was given to-day,
attracted the largest crowd of people ever
seen on che fair grounds for Thursday of
fair week. Summarizes:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-04
LARGE CROWD AT BEDFORD.
Jessie VI. Wins the - Trot and Will
lis Kendo the 2,3e Pace.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD, Ind. Sept. 3.-The second
days racing at the Bedford track was at
tended by a large crowd. Summaries:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-04

has already been signed. "Cne-Eyed' Con-
nelly. the baseball umpire, will probably be
the other man.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-04
TERRE HAUTE MIXED RACES.
Large Crowd Witnessed Harness and
Running Events.

ececIai 70 the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE. HAUTE. Ind. Sept. Fifteen
shousand persons were At the fair grounds
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-04
The Perfect Gas Range

Ono Of ths most economical Ga1
Ranges In uss.
The New Vulcan Water Hooksr
Il Is with the utmost ~confidencs thai
We offer our New Vulcan a. III, most
efficient. economical and durabls hoztss
IN use with artificial gas
Call and exarnins thu many devices
ne have on exhibition for household usa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18
Gin 3eitunesberauseeber bat cine

Gin Characterization fat cine
Soee. SEER S. s. Nuer, Der SER
ausSeber bes populdren 8lattes Ser
Scroll" tn gau Claire, @is., ipridt
feline @ni@t iber bas uielbeipro@ene
i9met5er 9eilmittel, Sorni's Ilpen=
frduter 8lutbeleber, in einem Brief
an Dr. Setter Tabrnep In gbtcaso fol-
9enbermaben aus: r&ur5lt@ tam mfr
folsenbe Sbee. als id eben gopp BON
benz Wlpentrduter 8lutbeleber las.
Wenn i@ berielben Musbrud sebe,
ipre9e i'd aus eisener g%rfabruns.
gs lit Ebatia@e, baB Yerioneu In
2ofalitdten, uel@e BON 8lattern ODER
anberen @%pibemien beimseiu9t ruerz
ben, ielten Der &ranfbeit gum Opfer
falien, ,uenn iie ben 8lutbeleber pors
FER ansewanbt unb babur@ bas Spftem
seSen Initeduns sepappnet batten!"
-gs liest obne 3weifel piel @abr=
beit in Der sSbee unieres mertben COL
lesen bic gun, Na@benfen aufforbert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18
Der ,,Stprbaern"-Dummerftas BEN IS. Snni 1908.

Wadri9t erfreuen, bab gle tpy pryfl
ben 2ebenben petlsn, baB SIC batgqn
nidt semor9st nAtoen. eaB er fttdt
f&llb aT Sbrsm Sobe It'll"
Ser Spter tsnostrt bic b%arss6otsns
9anb.
ubm, tper tpstb Wapamsi -, Wtfo
nodmals; tA taub S9tsn gdttM iPIf'
feit"
mor,;, min ~ m moohofen. norb.;<
,a~.;t"n h.r Sr,nn. ~ m MA
e orsry Mhr
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le!Hes Vsgs!I.HHlA st!Y lnaFSu aM
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l9'sn e.. Nv S!tlIm 'm"%l S%Hhpp
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oo'1G9 pIog.!@ oot '4m ~sp!sayS :.
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Htt!I IN NV YI
agut Sou oe"' '"'"'" S"'V's"se'0'0'
ollmsnu. s,,,,. re e.x.x 80.
TspstRu''9 usSts q, S9.M
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sny.ee: rp'fs saf;'" y" wy"
U'a" ''''" S.th.sS saA'
Limb nun iprsd,n sic, msin 5err!"
TN autem, ipenr oId etpas frembz
IGnbi1dem Gnolifd er,ablt Mbballab,
ME er feline Scooter oeliebt babe. pte
.ein Opfer linn fir i6r Slid III orob
aepefef, tpdre unb pte CT alaubfe, burh
lire Werbeirat6una NIT Halpb Durban
ibr fdon bas barabies auf Grben au
bereiten.
sd 9ber!" Iaht ct bitter auf, fid
NIT Der fpeIten 6anb por bic Stirn
fdlaqenb. ,Mber id lebe nod, um mttu
Rinb au rdden"
nnb tpettef eradblt er, pie er alb
gbrift es rdtirlt4 ntdt fert;a oebraht
babe, Der Norberuna au foleen Inb ben
Sbeebdnblsr Wffab Gmir au tObten;
pie bic 8lutbunbe i'm einfperrten unb
audlten; pie tie ftudpeife bur6 sSoI>
tern ieber Dirt Tim ben nod auf hsr
Banf bon Beirut rubenben She'll 5einas
0ermDoers au entretben fuhten: pie
ct enblfd burd Beite6una bes Gefans
o~entparter5 entfIob unb. cls 8ettler
Strilei6et. bon Srt au Ort soa. I'm, nah
Ddntdgfus ri forsa1en unb fetn aint
nod einnal au }eben.
Wertraut nit ben tiirfi1hen WsrbGft=
niffen, bobe i'd elm Orittel meines Der
mIaens auf Der 8anf In Beirut bepo=
nirf unb in meinem Seftaments err
Hart. bob Il Serienioe. Der Elm 0ofuz
msnt NIT meiner llnteridrift unb hem
Ia1fenben Ootum porseiote. 8etrGoe
aus bieiem lonbs ausSeaahit erbolten
birfe. Muf Bic gelboier Der Mui.l<
manen bauts i6, unb i6 hattie mid3
nidt oetHulnt. Q1noft hatten Tie midi
tn's Sen}tits befDrbert. fpenn {ie niht
denukt bGttau, bah bann ienes @eib
fur he berf6r,n par. Obaieid mein
Wr,t mir bdhuofs. afs ih i'm moblle,
BEN f1belote. iaum iiebr ctntoe moz
nate ii l.btf cab. 70 Iebe th heite nod
- bGnf Der hnnoettur in ben gefdnoz
niffen uhb Dor oileu simeon Der Gnfz
,iebuna bes Opiumraud.ns. Mein
5era trafttate iid mebr unb mebr -
uub qls ih benz @efdnoniffe in 0alz
mira entf1ob. mar i'd 70 fr6ftia. buE
lids bic anftrenoenbe Trbreiie Biz Dqz
masfus ruhio fpaoer1 fonnte.
so bro,i&te piefe moden baau.
Mb<r fpas HUT ma n1tt. nm iein
&tnb nod etnnial Az {ehen 49, Elm:
ibeuere tin3iae 4odtsr, ber man olaubi
NIT stasm NS6en ben Simm.l auf Grz
gridYpft batt Set Qlt. inne. pdb<
renb i.tne ,iffernbt 6anb NIT benz
rot65eibenen xo{htnfuh hip ehmeihz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18

So erbriideno coll nie teute III bic:
1T. Sobns.0alle ME espefen.
0idt seordnet fibsn lie bort auf
86nten unb StItlen; 8opf an 3opf
teben fie in ben Sdnsen uno nod
INNER ftr0men bic Meniden in Mais
len berbet.
BUM erIten Mal lit bic ct. Sobnsz
9aIk Nbenbs seOffnet. Gum eriten
QlQl bur6flutbet elettrifdes 2idt ben
Raum.
Cine sepiffs aufresuns bemdstist
lid bes publitums.
Der sefeierte Srselipieler mill beuts
.ttpas bon fih ietbit, aus feinem 2eben
.raablen. Man cbnt, bab Der sottbes
g1dbste &initler. gu benz allies boil
'tieffter gbrfurdt emporfab, auh
atetfdIide gmpftnbunsen, ia pielletdt
logan menfdltae eapd9en beiist.
MOI fuRtt fia ibm meni6lid ndher
gerldt.
gnbli9 idldst bic llbr bon Der a
fen Sbomastirde fedsmal bic 3sit,
lpelns 3alpb fir ben 9esinn feinss
5euttsen Acknowledgements beitimmt
bate.
gnbli6l Die grpartuns iteissrt
fid auf's b0bfte.
Dod Minute auf Minute persebt.
Das pobium bleibt leer.
Man bssinnt unrubig gu tperben.
Quorum tommt ct ni9t9 Sat er
Iein @srfpreden berseifen? Sber 1T
linn bts Cuff basu persansen9
Cine @isrtelftnnbe perrinnt.
Don Halpb feline Spur....
Glitsrn tduft bon dumb gu dumb;
allerbanb 9srWr!bunsen peroen Dor,
bar; audi bsreinseltes Wurren tauht
alb.
Dq plDbli9 - errestes 9emurmel.
ollie 5dlie reden fta; man eloubt.
1einen 4uaen midi trauen gu burfen.
Das Yobium, auf peldsm man nur
aepobnt mar, bic bobe 8eitalt oes Dr.
9elfpielers gu feben. betritt foeben elm
@eiftlider in pollem Srnat.
ginige Musenblide itebt er fdDet'
aenb ba, bamit las iiberraf9te Publis
FUN fi9 berubise.
Damn bebt er bic 9Gnbe.
Sobtenit tlle. !
Ntemanb past it9 at riibren.
limb iebt eri4allt bic tiefe. Dor @rrez
guna leife hebenbe Stimme bes geiit.
Iinen:
(S@lub auf Sette 10.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18

Der etimme. .0b sic elm Hedt bds
ben, bieien g%obttranten bier glei6 ets
mem 9sipenft au perfolasn, ibm BITE
btellei9t lebten Qebensftunoen 81 9ols
lsnqualen au MAIDEN - i9 Dermaa es
nt6t gu entfdsibsn. Nber - Sic finb
lin Menf9 NIT nlenfdlthem gmpfin,
ben, sic finb Elm gbriit. 8sraetben
Sic ibm, pte Gott S6nen emit p~er5et>
ben pirb!!"
1infter, .tportlos blidt Nbballab au
9oben. Damn ridtet CT feline ite6en-
ben Musen auf bic Grau por INN.
limb Bel benz Bid puf bieie eblen,
fros,msn 3Gse, in btefe tlaren Nussn,
iterne, uuf bieie flebenb emporse6obes
mem 6dnbe sebt cine feltiame Ser.
tuanoluns nit benz rauben Manne
tor.
ST bsntt an fem Sinh, an feline ssa>
time, bic aua einit - bor linn 9eTtdn,
ben, IN bas Sbol fetres 9srsens, b9s
Ienen Mann bQtt ssltebt fat unb isst
bon Gottes Sbson 5era6blidt auf
t. limb sr ersreift bic bittenb ausa.,
fredte 9anb unh frttt nit Wagbalens
btn at benz g4nerletbenben.
.Ralpb Durham" iast er, 10 funf.
pie es fetnsr rauten, beiieren Sttmms
nur m0slia lit. nJirdten Sic itA
ni9t! Nboallab sirnt Sbnen nldt;
nebr! Qlles lit tergeben."
Mioe 0ffnet Galpb Die 2iosr. sstns:
Ginger taiten lumber.
9a lest Wasoclsns @boallahs brauz
ne 9qnb in bic bes 9atten.
Set f9ltsben fsG bic tnodtgen Sim
ger um bic letie 5udenben bes Soot'
lranfen.
Nur pte elm Sau6 fommt es iiber
Ralpbs 2tppen. Iber Elm gludlt9er.,
lafrtebener Wusorud brettet fi6 i6er
ette etnsefallenes 3use.
Wtt einem inBigen Dantesblid. oer
BEN raubsn eshfer ttef in bic Geels-
tstnst tntet Mesbalene tpieber nsben
Sem Sopba, uuf peIdem tbr @atte-
Isst, unb lebnt ZEN &opf an fetns
Wanse....
,Sbt ift's gu peb um's Ser5 sum
Sbre8en.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22
Col. ID. u. Duucan's Son Instant
~ Killed.
The State, DIST inst.

go,
"c 7'''''' 2lN' ''N''
'i'o o"' vi '''' o"S NV 1""'
po'ro ol'lnS so'iic waive % i'I
was ABOUT " oollll''e'o d u + - o''
:, .,
man lost his footLo,d Yesterday
e, :; .o ,l-r., ,,,,
ora fo, :, front of ii. onginc
bcinr l,;,,cd hcforr hn cou,d oven
orv,n,
rho orc;,o ,rd ,ho o,,iro ,r,i,
of,o o,,ohos ,,,s.oa o,o, hi. l,o3,
,oov;po f. dona,ioo from ,ba con
troof RooLtor,s tros,Ie e;obt miles
uoc+ of tho o;ty Tho troip ub;ch
had hnon uslowcd down, to mass
o,,or tLo tros,o .t;li nrJorrn;,,
rono;rs for IN, do,,,oos rocoivod
in the Aood Of carly nar. &C the
suomcr v,s runu;n., n,I,. oh,r,
s;x ,o;lcs an hon, ot ,be ,i,nn ,t
the accident None of ,ha ,raiu
crew. a,w ,hc unfortunate how roII
,> a,n,, .
:,
=
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22
Thief Captured His CaptGr
He Transferred the Shackles 10
The Sleeping CHicor, Stole
His Weapons and Left.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. 10. Al
| bert EcElund, alias George John
son, who was captured ut Raw
Inns and was being taken back to
Chicago to answer to the charge
of grand larceny, effected re,
markablc escape from Detective
William Marsden. Marsden left
Rawlins last night with Ecklund,
and to make sure of his man
sbacklcd him to Il seat in the
smoking compartment of chair
car. While Narsieu was sleep
iog beside his prisoner Ecklund
went through the detectives p0ck.
cts, secured the keys to the shack
les, released himself and then
shackIeG the officer To the steam
pipes Having received the Off
Ger weapons and other property,
Ecklund left the train at Laramc.
Marsden was not awakened by
the conductor until Cheyenne was
reached, when he called for ,assls-
tanCC. As MarSd9n bad absolute
ly nothing on his person to provo
n
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22
a SNOOTu NEGRESS.

Reaufort, Aug. 90. --Pens,on
Inspector ID. II. Alexander has
detected another pension fraud.
This time II is Dana Jenkins, col
ored, living 1t Island Tank, II few
miles from here. 1t was discov-
cred ,bat she had been drawing
Der deceased mothers pension
trom the Unite! States govern
mcnt since 1899. She drew 1916
urt!rr the name of Sarah Garvin,
having assumed her mother S
name for The purpose. Diana is
now behind the bars in the county
Jail.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22
SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1903
Free Rural Delivery.

Instead of decreasing the nam
Der of rural free delivery r~u;,s
in this State, rs was recently lc
ported, Postmaster j. +. Ensor
stated to-day that tue postal al
thoriticsarc steadily increasing The
number. AT present there arc III
operation 224 rural deliveries in
this State, aud the salary of each
carrier amounting 20 5000 pc"
annum. makes total of Sl3+, loo
paid out for this purpose. The
Columbia postolice looks n'ter
all of the rural routes in the State
and the salaries of the carriers
are paid each month hy Post
master EuSor.
For some time carriers have
been engaged in other work IN adj
diti0n to carrying the mails. Res
Gently the postoilicc department
issued an order of instruction to
the rural dclivercrs, for bidding
them to engage in any other kind
of business. The State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22
Good Price For Charlotte Dirt

A real estate dealer informed an
Observer reporter yesterday that
the Bryce lot, which belonged to
the estate Of Col. Frank Coke and
was purchased by DR.. w. .. Mis-
bet and Mr.. II. A. Dunn, sold for
$50 front foot. The lots are
95 feet wide aid 225 feet deep
and cost the purchasers $4,000
each. Charlotte Observer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22
l.. j. PERRY,
County Supervisor.
A Good Roads Convention Called


A Good Roads Convention Called
To tn e Citizens of l.%Gcas'er
County:
You are requested To attend n
good roads convention to be held
at Lancaster G. H., on Saturday
the 22nd day of August for the
purpose of considering ways and
means for the improvement of
our public highways.
Senator Latimer, and perhaps
other prominent speakers, will
address the convention. We ap-
peal to all to attend this convcn-
ton, and let us see If we cannot
make some substantial progress
toward general improvement of
our public highways Let us have
full attendance Of all overseers
l.. j. PERRY,
County Supervisor.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22
Notice to 0YerSeGrS

Gail out hands and work Your
roads. Don't wait until you are
too busy with your crops.
Ground bridges less than twelve
feet in width must he repaired or
built by the road hands, the coun
ty paying for lumber and nails.
l.. j. PERRY,
County Supervisor.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22
Notice Of DISCHARGE.

NOTICE is Ecgcby given that Oh Tie
IN S'stday O. august. 1898, the uu-
delsivned as administrator OF the es>
talc o. Mis-. oOperT. Davis, dt ceased,
will file his ii III return and settle,
ment ard nske application to the
Probate Iourt foi the County If Ian.
casie', =. & for u fianl discharge a.
such @dm'laiStrai,r,
L. RI. DAVIS, Admr.
Aug. |, rs Lancaster. !, G..
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22
"Bill Arp Unconscious.

CartersviIle, Ga, Aug. 80
Major Charles III. Smith Bill
Arp, at Il late hour tonight was
unconscious.
His Physicians say the end may
come at any moment or their pa
tiont may linger for several days.
His weakness Is said to he due to
the infrmities of ago rather than
to disease.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22
Testimony Of Onc Of Powers
lirelings, Who Had to be
Captured.

Georgetown, Ky, Aug. 10
ln the trial of Caleb Powers, the
commonwealth today, over OBJ
lection of the defense, secured
permission to introduce the wit
ness, Henry Broughton, who ran
away and had to be captured.
Bronghton told of going to Frank
fort ut the instance of Powers and
Others with the mountain army of
Jan. 25, 1900. After arriving at
Frankfort he met Powers and the
defendant asked him To live him
the names of several mcn, one of
whom could be relied on tn .,do
the killing" or to edo the work" "
He gave Powers the names OF
Frank Cecil, Zach Steele Il d An.
thony Broughton as good lucn to
90 tDe shooting.
The defense will attempt tc
show that Broughton was drunk
and irresponsible at Frankfort.
Former United State; Senator
| William j. Dctoe took the witness
stand for the defense IN the after.
noon. He denied vigorously ever
having any conversation with the
convict, Henry Youtsoy, in which
any reference was made to taking
the hfe Of William GoobeI.
|
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22
Notice Of Discharge,

Notice il heichy given tina! on the
25th day o. August 1913, the undrr-
signed ~ Guardian Of The estate of
Mary IL. Barron, minor, will file his
fiRal return AMI settlement aud make
application 10 the Probate court for
the County of Lancaster, =. & rrr a
final Discharge as such GiinrGi ,u.
G.. IS. y kRROE,
July %, 1868. Guardian.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22
9Tid8eS to Let

The contract to repair or build
anew the bridge across Lynches
creek, known as the Sowcll bridge,
will he let to the lowest rospcnsi
BILE bidder on Tuesday. the first
day of Sept. 1903, at II O'Clock,
a. m. | viii also let on next day,
Wednesday 2nd Sept. at IL
O'Clock, q. m., the contract TO
build a new bridge across Little
Lynches creek between the town
of Kershaw and the Halle mine,
known as the Biackmon bridge.
Plans ard specifications will be
known at the letting. Bond for
faithful performance of work will
be required of successful bidders.
The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22
Important Notice.

Notice is hereby given that it
Is violation of law for any per-
son or corporation within the
limits of Lincaster County to sell
or offer for sale any pistol, rifle
cartridge or pistol cartridge with.
out first obtaining license from
the County Board of Commission
ers. l.. j. PERRY,
County Supervisor.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-22
YIN: ::::;: Z. E. CLOUD. ?:
STORE 4 e IliE CAN
tp,e1gpS Summer Goods Sale com =
tinues with increasing
At ""'" we e' S' Interest. 10"

4 n,,.4,, for fines, , cents
SS's oN Soaps.
Ran <nn%n for box 3 cakes
q " SShh eS fine Toilet Soap.
Ilnnp4r fot the best Is
~ WA so cents SO inch
Curtain Swiss.
( .n.4r for - centS
hh s"o Mirrors.
80 cents Srs,;s.: '"r *.!:s' ."
> 90 for fine IT., tailored il" Skirts
- cents for for b'eaGhed ta-
! mn for Ladies' 81 so trim
L s"o mel Hats.
- cents '0s %ed Hats Hats. trims
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-21
3 DEAD
and ONE
DYING
Passenger and Freight Trains
on Illinois Central Railroad
COIIids With Fatal R.Sult.

Galena. Ill. Feb. 21.-Three trainmen
were killed and one fatally injured In
head-end collision betweeen the Chicago
and Indianapolis passenger train and
southbound freight train on the Illinois
Central railroad, here last night.
The dead:
Fireman Bryan.
Brakeman Clock.
Fireman Spockman.
Fatally injured:
Engineer Searles, OF the freight.
The freight train had stopped TO take
water. II was about to pull out from the
water tank when the passenger train con-
sisting OF q combination baggage car and
four Pullman cars, rounded a curve and
crashed into the locomotives of the
freight. All the men on the two locomo-
tives, except Engineer Lake OF the pas
senger train were crushed under the
wreck OF the locomotives. Lake escaped
unlnjured. The combination library and
baggage car was wrecked and crowded
from the rails. killing Brakeman Clock.
The sleeping cars held TO the rails and
the occupants were uninjured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-21
BRIGHT FoUR-YEAR-oLD.

BHIUIfI FUC n EAH-ODD.
Messer street man tells a good
story of his four-year-old boy.
frankie, as he Is called, was punished
by his mother during the day and when
he was ready to retire for the night, knelt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-21
HAVEN NJ. Il. SUPPER.

There was very enjoyable social and
entertainment last night In the pariors
or the Haven NJ T. church. Among the
entertainers were Chas Daniels pianist:
Miss Florence Pierce reader: Miss Grace
Carpenter, soprano. Frank Brown. violin.
ist, and Miss f. johnson and Mlss Car
penter In a pleasing duet After the enter
tainment n very tempting supper was
served and well patronized
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-21
WILL GET INCREASED WAGES.

Chicago Feb. 21.-The employees OF the
Lake street and Northwestern Elevated
roads have made an agreement with the
companies that gives them an Increase
in wages that will approximate 10 per
cent
This Is the third wage concession gran
ted by the companies during the last
year. The motermen. II is understood
are 10 get % cents an hour after one
year OF service and 25 cents before. The
switchmen are TO get 25 cents and 22k.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-21
ELECTED
ON The 43D
BALLOT
Charles ". Fulton, Rspub|l-
can, Of Astoria, Chosen US.
Senator by Oregon Legislature

Salem. Ore. Feb. 21.-At 1920 O'Clock
w. Fulton. Republican. OF Astoria, was
elected United States senator. he having
received 46 votes. All through the even
Ing beginning at o'clock the two houses
took ballot after ballot. with few changes
until II o'clock, when the name OF Harvey
w. Scott was presented.
The Multnomah delegation supported
him solidly and In addition he drew eight
votes from Geer.
The last ballot began at ten minutes
before midnight and when the result was
announced a scene OF wild enthusiasm
followed. Men hugged each other. threw
UP their hats and shouted themselves
hoarse.
IT was several minutes before order
could be restored. Then President Brow
nell In a few words introduced Senator
Fulton. who thanked the members Of the
legislature for the honor that had been
conferred upon him and pledged that ne
would represent no particular section of
Oregon, but would give his best efforts
TO the upbuilding OF every section OF the
state.
After the Joint convention adjourned an
Informal reception was held. when hun
dreds OF people shook hands with Senator
Fulton and congratulated him upon his
success
Charles w. Fulton was born I'm Ohio,
Aug. II. 1853 Later he moved to Iowa
with his parents where he studied law
and was admitted to the bar He came
TO Oregon I'm 1875. taught school for
time, later locating at Astoria, where he
has since resided and enjoyed a lucrative
law practice. He has been elected 70 the
state senate four times and was presi-
dent OF that body I'm 1893 and 1901 He
was a member Of nearly every state con-
vention stree 1880 and has been a very
acfiye campaign ora ator
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-21

Those German sunners are improving
with practice"
"Tndeed7''
Yes. One OF them AZ 500 yards dis
tance hit Venezuela three times out OF
fve."-Cleyeland PLAIN Dealer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-21

ulcnrl makes belts grip the puiieys, pro-
VlOUuL tects them from steam and va.
ter and prevents glazing. For sale by
BROWN BROS CO.