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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03
Np banif aoloni!
Qibt 0irfelie6eb.

Gtot Vlrtell9beo.
Gn Sommers Reiultat fra 9uis
6iniOn. Minn. 5slgenbe 0aniters
Tom op og tebte 2anb al os fibFs
CONNER:
Deter peterien. $. 6. Senfsn, 81
g. Snien. S. q. 2arfen, ". o.
Nislien, $. 6. gebter, Niels Deter
fen, s. 6. Nielfen, Oluf Shomieu,
anub Rasmusien, Sans Mabitn.
Rasmus Rosmusien, Sonus OIei.a
og Mortin OleIen.
Sad mango 9anftere fra en- Syn
laber os formobe, at Der nert fan
orgoniieres en- banit aploni. @i ital
bare ersbe asbere bebi9lpelige ioa
gobi, pi fan.
Gnbbibere fgbte fsfsenbe fra 6uis
9inion:
gborlb Climber, Qne Wallem. aus
br. Gritfon og Mits gr.
9i bar oefoa noglt foa Sdrme til
Solg peb s6utdinion, Minn. $50.
$40 pr. Mcre. BORT annb er uom1rs
fet beligeenbe, pb Sron Riper, Wis-
Ser er 2 Sernbaner. oe tun goet 40
Mil til Duluth.
Det er Stoplono, frust6dr Sors.
bebite 9anb, falses for ca. $40 pr.
@cre, paa forbeles lette getinseNsr-
5or n9rmers Undertaking ffrip
eller beIsg os, eller bbis De snfter of
torresponbere paa 8unff, ffrio til J.
81. 2arfen, Sutdinion, Winn.
Gn at os bill for bet mefte bGre I
Sut9infon Sommeren isennert.
Abr. 6nt6inion, Wtinn.
eaer Sron Hiper, isis.
2grbsbisft
Gopplin & aopplin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03

%fjernet fig fra 6uiet, og bans 5o>
mile por Iiaelebes gaaet 10. DIN
nerpeb opitaaebe Stir6eo benptteos En-
forteOen for 5poeri orreiteret Giee
neiteturI fig al til ct 5lu9tforis9
st Iaabdnt er life paniteliat al
fatte / Scene. ) bper Gsle Tnbts
en- life, firtantet Opn. 1pori Snnfs
ringen Tier ira Gangen gennem II
6ul / Muren. 5bpen p9lteos nj TN
9attelobn pe frpb gennem 6uGet /
Muren ub / 8angen, boorpaa bon
luttebe Grandchildren ira @oetofts
ub til iig. 8a Str9boeriOeno Carr
len CAB ii9 til at rin9e, Bier 6ln ill
ligemeo 3. ). Ssrgenien, SQ0srup.
ogida luttet I'D.
0o 5bben lite tunbe 6eoRgs nc=
gen at De andre til at flngts, began
ban iig felp DIP ao 3rappen Tor Of
isge en- ubpej, men grdnbitifteren os
StraoberfOenoen fate efter BAN %
fangebe BAN oppe pda 2oftet, mebeus
S~srgenisn LIB ben til @inouet %
benleOts en- forbipasierenOss Op>
marfiombeb pau ben fritiits Situuz
ton.
politiet blep MI tiltalbt, % Qrrts
Itdnterne blep after onbrdgt boer i
lin 9das.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03
DannlarR.
u. .. Glauicns SDrSefGro.

BET tenotes / 9aar, Ifriper ,ar.
0gbl." al 19. Mai at @aaromisiio=
nGr q. 9. Glauien par Itattet / pibe
arebie. Zen itore, imutte Ct. Nn=
nreas airfe par peo 5olptioen bel
fplot = og uoenfor &irten bapoe Der
iamlet iiq en- Del al be &~sbenbabz
mere, Iom fenote ben afoebe ira hans
9erning, men ao%benbart lite hapoe
9pit eler 0tob til at oeItdge / zen
egentlige Srrgebpjtio.
aiiten. Der PAR itiqet / MiOtergans
gen neoenfor aoret, bar oGttet al
5oraarets ri9eite 8lomiterpra9t.
6pori Maibp9ens 2piegrpnne pronz
qeoe aaeroeiligit reo Sioen al 9als
meoeforationerne. Der bar tommen
iaa mango 8ronie, at be matte an
brinQes / Qinie neo do Wlioter9dnz
gen. Der bar mango ii9nereoe
aranie, o.ri6lanot fra; geitprelien
for ). N. / ap6en6apn, 8. ). Il. ~.
&. j. Il. g.. Senodgsitolebern %
2nrere % aarerinoer / 4. 2tfoelin9,
Wionatsmisiionen Santbalmisiio ID
nen, .ariiteligt 0ag6laO", @oaroz
m%isTionens Sangtor, StuOenterz
6iemmst, 9eben6aons 9%reOsforbuno
for oeoningemisiionen, Ma9oalene=
6jemmet, 8grnebiemmet .,@obts
Gda64, ira Samfunott ! 9splingz
5lnnber, De belige / RGitpeo, Sta
gen, S9bn. 9empig, Rdnbers. oar
boere, M}aarup, greoe 0. m. 4.
) 9oret, bpor be tore Sanoelabre
6rrnote ION til en- 9ruoef9ro. lab
en- Man9oe 9raiter, De iIeite tsbtn=
6apnite = pgiaa aoitiaige uoenfor
5nore MisIion - % ube ira Can
bet 81. 4. 9aitor 9. arag, s. guboez
Quno, QsidenfelOtz6onie og 5ilip
Beet.
Oct teoloaiite 5utuItet repraientes
reoes peb ben tsbenbapnite Snbrc
Misiions 5ormano, qrpf. g. Mabs
len idmt Qrof. 9orm.
gIanot De mango tsnote Misiions=
pennsr iaas 81. a.. 6ofmurital Or
bolm og 5rue, aammeruOpOtot
6inoenbur9. Observation-Disclosures
9pefoo, aammerberrerne Borne
mann. garner. ). be Resrgaaro.
@rep og 9repinbe u. MoItte, @enes
~raItoniuI 5anien, Oberit aepper,
&opt. 8elbanco, 9ommanper 9oeb,
Slotsgartner qaluoan, be tsben.
bapnite gpmisIion9rer iamt Snore=
misiionGrerne 8. 6. Bed og g. qe.
berien.
qrof. q. Maoien og qreiterne
4f4snfelotz 5dnien og G6r. Ssren=
len talte peb bans gdare. Timber De
iibite 9ers at Sdlmsn: ,Gp ooo.
3ion". bares aiiten ub.
Stent p9 ~betegnenoe bar BET, ii
Oreuniit So6s. Beef - for at tarot=
t~sriiere ben afoebe - lob poitlubiet
tlinee / en- iublenbe 2opidng meo
9Iotteipil til. iom pso en- 5rpbefeit.
Oct fparebe faa beIt til ZEN fare az
hebes Gin / Sub.
9uu gejen til @arniions airte-
9ddrb, bporben bet fore Jslae gil
efter 2~i9oo9nen, brsp 2oOioneen at.
ter frem. Mdn iitemte Saline eftet
Sulmt, fsrit ben ofOsbes gnplings.
iutne: o9tjlis er Sor0en," iiben:
0u 6erre ariIt" o. Il.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03
Alter -Mu

oo andre 0unnmalerier, Tom portr9ttsr.
Giomaer iamt aanbifabss oa Mdrine
Scener oiu., nbfsrt mutt os biaist. Bebs
fe oe fineite impprterebe 1drper. Cube
Golors) oa prepateb conpas benpttss. : 9
gehiQinser mobtoses paa 9f9ninser til III
terrommer olp. n. JENSEN,
5H, Broadway. Council Bluffs, Iowa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03

5tolempbet Rosfif6e
5. qinieoaa be9pnote / Qar meo ct
5oreorag al Or. 9. Molteien ON 10,
eiale 5oritponinger.
9erefter inoIeote Sommunel9rer
9~ierre9aaro, &~ebenbapn, Ell Dis
fusion ON gsrneguostieneite os
9rofesior, Or. u. 6ertel, asbens
barn, en- Iistusiion ON 5nofsrelie
al Sunb6eosl9re ION 5ag / Stolen.
7et FOREIGNER al SaaitsnneIie. iiaer
,,ar. 9ebl.", at Meoets aomite bar
lat Gmnet ON gsrnegubstjeneiteids
gen paa 9agsorbenen, og bet er at
bente. at mango al oenne Gags Ben
ner blanbt pr9iter % 29rere pil
fomine til Steoe % beltage / 9iss
tusiionen, Der forbddbentIi9 bill bline
al life ringe Snteresie, lieeiom bet
Tar at snite, at ben maatte bibrage
til, at Der inben for Stolen banes
gei Tor en- beore Goritaaelie al ger.
ne9uostieneitens 8etponing % Der.
meb ogiaa for ct mere iru9tbringeno:
Somarbejoe mslem 6egge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03
st 5uar 6ofsbu99et al

st 5aar bafs6u9get al
2pnet. Timber ct llpeir forleben
ilog 9Dnst neo oeo oarriosleo %
ora6te ct 5aar % 10 Gam. iom itOO
tgireoe paa en- Marf. 9nnet baOOe
ifel9e ,,Ranoers Nmtsabis" fulos
it9nbig ~afreOet 5adrets 6opeo og bet
balpe al 9aIien, me6ens 9ammeue
life bar Marter al pore g~eitaoigels
Ter.
9prene, Der til6prte @~aarbeier
Drums Gnte, 6leu al en- tilfalOig til.
iteoeparenOe 5lagter ira RanOcrs
fp6te % inO6rdgte BERTH.
Gn 0ren9, iom bopos 9p MOB
upeiret / Nar6eoen al. 6por GDrene
itoo tpireOe, BAR 2ienpibne til ben
ubnggelige 9olsbugnin9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03

8. ). Il. M.s 9Gaa aors D I
SoIoater / S%sbenbdbn. bnis
3orgnano er Opsriergrnt Gbriitenz
len beo 8arOen, teller MI op imob
6dlpaneet 6unorebe Meolemmer, %
me Snomeloelier timber oa9Iig Steo.
DE tor 9ereopiGig6eo bar ari9sz
miniiteriet tiiIa0t Solpaterne at bas
re 9laa aors' Merte paa oeres
Uniform.
Der er gobe l1biister til, at benne
me @ren al Soloaterm sIionens
Qr6eioe nil 6lipe en- 6ebdrenbe Strait
for mango al De unae, iom tioliaere
itob uoiatte for geanem 8dmmerats
Tfa6soritieri at GLIDE NED / Snaoiet.
befotet Stolebog. Den
Al Qarerne W}rgsnien &c 6alle pad
BET Sdubotbslte 6orldg nnli9 I'D
gipne a7anit HetftriOningsornboa"
til grug for Gleperne I Sfolernes
aloite 8ldsier, pil ifsl9e meooeIelie
til 5orfatterne 6IiOe optaget pou oen
naite ira Miniiteriet u~ogaaenbe Scr
tegnelie oper an6efaleoe ltnoeroisz
ninasmioler.
9en naonte Oro6og uo9er ct ma
turli9t supplement til Def tioli9ere
uooipne fulOitanoige StiIifripnin9ss
apparat. Der foruoen at oare anbez
falet At Miniiteriet tiGiae er auto
%riieret al 8sbenbapns Stoleoiretz
ton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03

en- RotterQoI / 9efttpl-
Sra Stern itrioes til .Ringt.
u. Dg6l."; 0ei 6prer pitt til itore
S~jalOtn6eoer, at Q%attergalen tager
Gp6olo / be aabne e9ne / 8eitjpls
lamb. SITE oeitominore bar man /
DEN iiOIte lib funnel 6sre Sangen
ira ct Bar eGer maaife fere Bar /
@artner 81. Oloa9ers 0dbe co
9IonteIfole i Stern. Der er oess
barre nappe 3imeli96eo for. at Rat
tergalen bill tunne nnale Der paa It
faa aa6ent % bsfar0et 3erran, men
minore ben itulos tn til Granplanta=
gerne, bbaO ZEN 10 sllers life bar
5ilbsieligbeo til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03

gerne, bndo Zen 10 elers lite mar
5ilbsieligbeo til.
ct Crgeltil Qdrup airte.
ap6manO SIR. Sprenien, Narup,
Far ifpIge .5pns 3io." til gnens nh
airte it9ntet ct 0rgel, iom er op=
itilet % Ssnoag ben Is. Mai for
fsrite Sang blonoebe fine 5oner MED
M~enigbeOens Gang. 5sritel1rer
Spanbolt, Der / - Qdr bar p9rtt
Orguniit BED Sfnbe6jerg airfe. bar
paatuget iig gratis at betjene Orge=
let peo @uostieneiten i Qarup fore
lebig.
pripdtftole / Qgerfte6.
gn arebs al Misiionspenner / Qger-
iteo (9enbipsieO a9ter / 2sbet at
Sommeren at opfere en- gripatitole.
Sogneraabet bar beotaget at pbe ct
5ilituo al 6 Sir. for bbert Barn, ber
oil isge Sfolen.
De tirtelige 5or6olb /
Store6ebbin9e. 7et 6ibtils
p4renoe 9apeqdni pro loco / Stores
bebbinee er nebldqt. Of be bermeb
%for6unOne Snot99ter tia99ees 140
5or. 9pe ourlig efter aopitelstatit
So%gnepr9iten / Store6eboinge pao
getingelie al, at ban bolber en- per-
ionel &~apelan. 160 3br. gno fomt
Snot9gten at aape0anboligen, for
ido bint oenne lejes ub, til9gges
Sognepraiten i 6sjerup, Der tiaigs
bliper reiiberenbe 9apeaan / Store-
bepbinse.
Gulbbrbllup funbe ben Is.
Wai feires at Qftagtsmanb RieIs
SEMEN Og 9uitru / 81. 3ingitop /
9anobjerg.
@ulobrubeparret, Der er rate "a
rsrige, er ben6olbsois 50 CO 81 @or
9amle.
NieIs Senien er 9eteran ira 184S
so % beltog unber bsle 5elttoaet
/ mango Slo9 og 3r9fninger. Sis
ben beres 9rnaup bar be boet / q.
Singitpp / en- minbre 9onbe9aarp /
9anObjerg, men far for ca. 10 aor
iioen afitaaet 9oarben til en- Sl9gts
ming Og bar iiben fact Qftaet.
5bO. 5oltetinesmanb @ot.
Chr. G%briitoHerien os aaftru, gro
Mart, feirebe beres 0alo6rbaup ben
20. Mai.
9aarOejer G~briitoHerien er eoot
tenbt Orer 6ele bet OeitIige 5pn, life
minbit inOen for Snore Uiisfions
&reole. 5 N 9uoelige 5orldmltns
gers Sio fob bans que altib aabsnt
for benz, Der oilbe bere CUBS Orb,
os Der bar life faa. Der iomlebe fig
ON bans 5orfbnOelfe.
9jorts6s morbet. ) Qns
lebning at, at bet / bisie 0ass er to
Qar, iioen Warie Ssrenien bleD
mbroet pou Qlfarpei mellem 5esiels
bdae Os Siortsbsi fremfatter oSOrs
Qmtst." ben Qnituelie, at nu ba Sim
bene er falbne iii Ro. Oilbe en- buelig
&ommisIionsbommsr tunne brinee
Chs I Sossr. Oct forefommer 8las
bet, at bette burbe forisges.
Sbplliffe Qrreftfprbolb .
Qrreftbufet | 5reberifspart bar fors
leben ifslse .5reberitsbOrs amts
4bis" / Ssnbass Stueplabs for ct
eanite muntert Optrin, Der %offlsrer
- sLL C .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03
SmaanYt.

Oct tirtelige ubpaf9
itulbe, iom tioligere mebbelt, trade
idmmen ben 81. Maj. 9ets Dirt
fom6eb ifulbe inblebes meb en-
@uhstjeneiie / 6elieaonostirten, bsb
bpilten giftop StatsR srbum pilbe
prGoite.
Otter 0ubstjeneiten itulbe ubbals
get famles | 9elIigoanbs6uiet.
5 Qnlebnine al, at ,Ringtsbing
4mts Oagblao" bar Jet anfert | ct
glab, at blonbt benz, &ultusminiites
rem bar polet til Meblemmer at BET
firfeliee ubbalg, tilberer be ire ben
erunbtpigite Rstnine, fsIer bet fig
foronlebiset til at itripe fslgenbe:
ut be ire tilbsrer ben grunots
pieife Retning, er rietist moi. Men
bet flyer fig ielp, at &ultusminiitee
rem life bar foretdget bette 8alg efter
firfelise partirnipn. &ontor6ef
Damtier bar beltaeet / be firteliee
2~obforfIoes 11barbejbelie, paitor
2aurien far meb flor Opstigbeb to-
get Srbet for Gorilaeene | 8labartits
tr og Smoaffrifter, Reebb=3 bott
bar paret Orbfsrer for 2opene /
2~anbstinget oe u. Sbomien bar boz
ret Orbferer I Joltetinset."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03

9au gejen til @arniions STRIFE
9ddrb, bpprben bet fore Jslge gil
efter 2i9po9nen, brsp 2OOionaen at.
ter frem. Mdn iitemte Salme eftet
Sulms, fsrft ben ofosbss gnblings-
iutne: o9tjlis er SorOen," iibsn:
o0u 6erre ariit" o. Il.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03

ulntfestilf9lbe. Gn Start,
9briiten Ssrgenien. Der tiente BPS
Qiels 2arien / 2isbierg Serp peo
4ar6us, itulbe forleben bente M9li
fra Mejerist. Oa ban babbe faoet
Melfen pda @ognen, blep 6eiten ffD
os leb lebif. 5 5urten tsrnebe 9oss
men mob ct 6us. bporpeb aarlcn
falbt at; 6an bleb baneenoe Deb
8enene | GortFet og il9bies ct langi
StDfte, inben tililenbe 5olf fit 5es
fen ifanbiet. &arlen babbe ifslge
81. .. fadet 9opebet tnuit og bsbs
itrats efter.
= Da @obstoeet forleben often
ofgif fra 8rdmminee, bapbe en- noeei
beruiet perfOn, Smeb 9ans prabl
fra Gorup, anbrogt fig pad 9uHerns
me0em TO 8osne og tsrte iaalebss
meb Soeet, inbtil bette itanbfebe Def
5ierebp. Ser falbt ban neb melIem
gognene Os ri ifslse R. 3. ben enc
COB affsrt lise pper anfelen. 9on
benlieger poa Gsbiers Spgebus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03

Subtitle arreftfprbolb ID,
Qrreitbufet / 5reOerifspart bar for
leben ifslge ,Jreberitsbore 4mts
4bis" / Ssnbass Stueplabs for e.
eanfte muntert Optrin, Der offlsrer
bets mibbelolberliee Snbretnins
temmslie .bsi Grab.
Mrreitforbareren bopbe ct 2jeblii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03

Gn oOrmegaurO". 5iiteri=
ielitubet, Der ejer 9lslep Meaes 81
fterianlae, far at Qplsbru9er 9iren
9orbe, og 5rt. RoIengaarb, Gsbjerg
tsbt Ell Bar Sorbitntfer, tilfammer
eoot 3 3br. 9dnb. aebefummen e.
ca. 1000 ar., % bet er ifslee oGsbj
Qp." 5ifteriielitobets l6eniigt farlig
At 6en9tte benne Serb til at able Orn
I til 5eoe for Smuufiit. Soroen Zig
ger | Rarbeben al 5armiliberiet %
er meget ormerig.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-15
LIFE CRUSHED OUT

POwerleSs to escape an lnevita-
BILE death between the side Of a
passenger train and the freight
platform below the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad station. at Wheel
ing. about 6 clock last night. AL
exander Cochran. the millionaire
magnate of Quaker City. O., was
crushed almost to pulp before
the eyes of a large crowd Of hor-
rified spectators. Several persons
screamed at the victim to jump
for his life, but their warning was
too late, and his life blood was
slowly ebbing away as he was re-
moved to a place where medical
assistance could be rendered. The
injured man was removed to hos
pital after being temporarily
treated at the station, and died
two hours later.
Mr.. Cochran went to Wheeling
from Quaker City on the B. & o.
excursion Sunday morning, and
had returned to the depot some
tim before the train returned. He
arrived on the Newark excursion
train, which left the station ON its
return at $50. The gates were
opened at the station to admit the
passengers leaving on passenger
train No. 10, which pulls out about
6 o'clock.
On account of his deafness re-
sulting from his advanced age. Mr..
Cochran misunderstood the train
and was admitted through the
gate with the rest Of the passen-
gers. About the time the train
pulled out he discovered it was
not his train, and not desiring to
walk back to the waiting rooms
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-15

sat down. or rather leaned. against
the new platform which is being
erected for freight traffic some
distance below the passenger sta
ton next to the Ohio river tracks.
He was evidently in a deep
study, and while he was standing
there with his arms folded and
looking toward the excursion
train backed up to the station.
He did not notice the train until
it was too late. and he was crushed
in a space not exceeding over ten
inches. Nearly all of the ribs on
the left side of the body were
crushed, his right shoulder broken
and mangled and his hands and
wrists crushed Grd bruised. He
was also horribly injured inter-
nally. but remained in a conscious
state until his death.
Whlle the hospital attendants
were tenderly removing the crush
ed form of the injured man from
the ambulance to the hospital he
told the physician that he would
die in a shore time. and wanted
to make his will. After an exam
ination of his injuries it was dis
covered that it would be impossi-
bic for him to live, and he dictated
his list will and testament. which
conveyed property valued at a
quarter of a million dollars. to his
relatives. At the conclusion of
the work of drawing up and sign
ing the will, he closed his eyes and
a few minutes later he was dead.
Mr.. Cochran was well and fav-
orably known in Sistersville, and
it will be sad news to those who
learn Of his horr;h,,e death.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-15

EIkins. W. Va. Aug. 15.-Ev-
erything is in readiness for the
notification 50 far as the Vice
Presidential candidate. II. G. Da-
Wis. is concerned. Shortly after II
o'clock today. accompanied by
his family and friends, he left for
White Sulphur Springs in his pri-
vate car, the Graceland, going by
the regular trains Of the Coal &
Iron and Chesapeake & Ohio.
With the ex-senator were his
brother, Col. Thos. Davis Of Key
sey, his son-in-law and daughter,
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-15
CANDIDATE DAVIS
IS PREPARED

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee; Ma
tiOnal Committeeman John T. Nc
Graw and his sister, Of Grafton;
Misses Sheridan Of Mt. Savage,
Md; Mrs. r. G.. Kerens and
daughter, Miss Gladys, and Secre-
tary Charles S. Robb.
The details at White Sulphur
Springs have likewise been ar
ranged. Hon. John Sharpe Will
liams will make the speech Of not
ificatiOn to Senator Davis, who
will then make the response, ac-
cepting.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-15
c1RcU1TcoURr NOTES.

The attorneys from out of town
left Saturday afternoon for their
homes to spend Sunday.
The grand jury was dismissed
Thursday and found only six in
dictments, as follows: Against
Willard Allen, felony; Leroy
Koerber, felony; Clarence Travis,
misdemeanor; Willard Allen, mis-
demeanor; Orion Bowser, misde-
meanor, and Joe Martin, misde-
meanOr.
J. NJ. Mayfeld of Conaway, was
attending court Friday and Sat-
urday as an interested spectator
w. F. Clark Of Kidwell, was at
court Saturday as a spectator.
Hon. T. P. Clark arrived Friday
night from Charleston and the de-
fumct session of the called session
Of the Legislature.
o. J. Hill Of McKim, spent Fri
day and Saturday at court taking
pointers as to practice in the Cir
cult court.
Lloyd Mcintyre Of the Wetzel
county bar. was sworn to prac-
tice law at this bar.
L. II. Long Of Centreville, look
ed in upon court Saturday.
John j. Mckay. G. w. Grier and
DR.. II. G.. Meek of Sistersville at
tended court as witnesses in case
Of State VS.. James II. Pine.
B. NJ. Amber, Esq, Of Parkers-
burg, returned home today after
several days attendance at court.
John Mortimer and William
Bently of Parkersburg, attended
court Saturday as witnesses in the
Pine case.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-15

Court convened Friday morning
at 9 o'clock. The Court handed
down The cause of Mansfield Head
| " ct nj. VS.. II. L. Hoopengamer
ct al. in chancery. The subject
of this suit is the recovery of GER
tain oil royalty in land in Neil
roy district, this county. The
father of the Headly heirs had
sold one-sixteenth of the oil to DR..
Loomas. The guardian of the mi
nor children Of Headly leased by
a summary proceeding in the Cir
cult court the interest of his
wards providing for one-eighth
royalty Of the interests his wards
not taking into consideration the
one-sixteenth royalty sold to
Loomas. The Court holds that
the complainants are entitled to
recover the full one-eighth of the
four-fifths of the oil produced
from the land. This will give the
heirs one-half more royalty than
they were already getting. The
decision was largely controlled by
the case of Harris VS.. Cobb &
Glenn. from this county. The de-
PENDANTS will appeal to Supreme
court. and have ordered the rec
ord made by the clerk.
! Very little other chancery work
has been handed down. There are
several criminal cases to be tried
this week.
After the morning hour Friday
the trial Of Frank VanCamp was
resumed. The evidence was fully
adduced by the State and the de-
fense at 3 o'clock p. m. The evil
dence developed nothing new but
what what was made known at
the coroner's inquest. The State
made a stronger case than before
the coroner. Saturday morning
court opened at 9 o'clock, and the
instructions were further discuss
ed in the VanCamp case and
finally given and the jury was
sent out at 9:15 a. m. to its room
to consider its verdict. The case
attracted considerable attention
and the court house was crowded
by an audience Of ladies and gen
tlemen who gave close attention
to the argument Of counsel for
the State and defense. There
We're summoned over seventy wit
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-15

Henry Neuenschwander, a well
known resident Of Hannibal, O.,
died suddenly ON Friday evening
Of heart failure.
He leaves a wife, one daughter
and two sons, besides a large num-
Der relatives.
He was a member Of four Or
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-15

The Democratic Executive COM
mittee met Saturday afternoon in
their quarters in the Olston Opera
house. Those in attendance out
side of the city were W. E. Kirch-
ner. T. f. Keller and C, 3. Ripgle
cf Midd!ckorrne; j. G.. Are -r,
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HENRY NEUENSCHWANDER
DIES SUDDENLY

ders: Masonic order, Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, /. o. o. F., and German Aid
society.
His funeral took place Sunday
afternoon from the English VI. z.
church.
Deceased was a brother Of W. J.
Neuenschwander of this city.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-15
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE MEETING

AdoniS; A. i. Anderson, Friend
ly; Zed Ash, Alma; Ralph
Sweeney, Shirley.
A meeting is called for August
81, for the meeting of the Execu-
tive committee at Middlebourne.
All members are earnestly re-
4aested te 5a present.
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CIRCUIT COURT
PROCEEDINGS

nesses in this case, and most of
them were examined. The jury
returned into court with a verdict
of involuntary manslaughter, the
punishment for which is impris-
onment in county jail, fine, or
In+h
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sISTERSVILLE, w. VA

Drug store complexions cover a
of freckles.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-15

The attorneys from out of town
left Saturday afternoon for their
homes to spend Sunday.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-07
snrntogn.s Attraction.

1t is a revelation to go to Saratoga
Springs, N. Y. There is a charm about
the place which few can resist, especial
ly if one is entertained at the Grand
Union. Sumptuous and elegant in all
its appointments, strictly up-to-date,
as befiits one of the largest summer no
tells in the world, it is still a most at
tractive house for those who enjoy refin-
ed, quiet and little home comforts while
dwelling in the midst of the social
whirl. WoOlley & Gerrans have made
all preparations for the gayest season
this famous house has ever known and
hundreds have already FASTENED to
Saratoga now that the heat of summer
has come. Those whose only know
ledge of this brilliant watering place
comes from enthusiastic reports of
acquaintance should endeavor to visit
the Grand Union this season. Victor
Herbert and his renowned orchestra
will give morning and evening concerts.
Booklet and particulars can be had by
addressing Woolley & Gerrans Saratoga
Springs, N. Y.