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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-12
bsAator Had Been Aarketins and
Was Returning TO Ills Home
In Washington.
boy MADE HIS ESCAPE
esfokly RenS.unted His wheel
ana Rode Away After lie
Saw what lie Had
aOne.

waskinston. June liz Senator y. NJ
0eokrei OF Missouri was run Into BY
boy riding bicycle today and thrown
yiolently 20 the ground. His right col
larbone was broken. his lefr side badly
bruised and he was otherwise injured.
The accident happened this morn
Ing. but was not made known until
late tonight. The senator had been
marketing. and was returning 70 his
home when he was run into The boy.
who was riding at a rapid pace. quick
Tyr lnted his wheel and disappear
ed II 10 stated tonight that the senator
10 resting comfortably. but he will be
confined TO his bed for several days.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-12
CONVENTION CALLED.
washinp.on Democrats VIII Meet In
August.

Seattle, June 1.-THE democratic
state convention was called 10 meet at
Bellingham Tuesday. August 2. BY the
state committee. which was In session
here today. The representation was
fxed at one delegate to every 90 votes
cast for the democratic candidates for
congress two years ago. The conven-
ton win contain s72 delegates. Pierce
county demanded and obtained 10 adj
dltional delegates upon the ground that
the democratic vote there was unus-
naily llgh, In 1902. and also because the
election showed democratic majority
this spring.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-12
Abnsr Mckinley Dead.

Somerset. Pa, June 11.--Abner Me-
Kinley. brother Of President Mckinley.
was found dead In chair at his home
this morning. His death was due to
Bright's disease. The funeral win be
held from the home of Mrs. Mckinley.
at Canton. Ohio. on Monday
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-12
INDIANA WON GAMES.

Defeats Other Schools in Track Meet
at Worlds Fair.
st. Louis, June 11.-Indiana won the
western collegiate athletic champion
ship today at the Stadium. The scores
of the eight colleges represented IN
the meet were as follows:
Indiana university, AZ; Stanford uni
versity, California, 81; Purdue univeF-
sity, Indiana, "a; University Of Colo
rado, 16; University Of Missouri. rs;
Washington university, st. Louis, IA;
University Of Illinois, s; Christian
Bros university, st. Louis, !.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-12
peeIar. Battle Was FOUGHT.

Chefoo, June -eNooR.) &c chinese
arriving from Pert Arthur state that
a battle was fought June within
seven miles OF the inner forts Of Port
Arthur. The Japanese feet supported
the Japanese array frem the east coast
Of Lao Tung peninsula. Gonditionsi in
Port Arthur are said to be unchanged.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-12
nandit. a Ray.

Leadville, Colo. June 1I.--A special
to the Herald Democrat from Para
chute says the deputies have the Rio
Grande bandits surrounded in cabin
and their escape is impossible.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-12

Syracuse, Kanss June 11.-Ninety-
eight deported Colorado miners are at
Holly tonight. just across the Colorado
line. They were notified tsnight that
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-12
MOrro. IN Good Condition.

San Francisco, June 11.-odds on
the coming Monroe-Jeffries fight re-
main about the same, though there is
great confidence in Monroe's camp.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-12
TRIED TO SAVE WIFE
And Was Shot by Another Man for
His lntsrferenee.

Oakland. Cal. June il.-william :.
Kennedy, who was shot by william
o. stewart at the Brlgga ranch, near
Alvarado. has made a statement OF
the ARRAY TO Deputy Sheriff J. II. Rell-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-12

Weather lndleatlons.
Portland. June II. -- For oregon;
sunday. fair and warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-25

The appruxifrate amount Of charge satisfy
which the above described property IS 70 be sold is
interest thereon from the Goth day OF De-
psnber. 1903 with costs and allowances amounting to
Goth, 1903, together
ne expenses @
~ tie taxes assessments other viii
lowed 70 The purchaser Of the purchase
RAD by the referee. S3ll S2lO0 with interest to be
gd6ed
Dated New York December 30th. 1908.
ROLAND 3 ARCHER, Referee.
TIE foregoing hereby adjourned Friday, Feb
r,srv 1904 q the hour and place.
ROLAND 3. ARCHER Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-25
foreclosure Sales.
-PREAfE COURT. COUNTY

s>rT YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
NJ ,v..,chester-George A scoheld, Plaintiff against
$3.50 Realty Company Fairacre Realty Company
CITY ES-iek e Wool. Defendants In pursuance OF the
eIe N foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
11Esb entitled action and bearing date the 26th
j m nScernber 1903 Z the undersigned. the referee
cay q ,-ned will sell public auction on the premises
thefel described situate City Island, In the
asfe ~ the Bronx IN the City, County and State OF
Bofo-E-k I'D CAV CT January 1904. at O'Clock
NeE -sfsrnoon that day. the premises directed by
81 e sold and therein described es follows:
fi - certain lots. pieces or parcels OF land situate'
Al 100 being IN the Borough OF the Bronx. In the
htT---s IN the City. County and State Of New York
sl - IN the OF Pelham County Of Westchester),
Co.. particularly bounded and described follows
az los known and designated certain map en-
be@@ sesfap Of the Frances 6cofeld Estate City
tss ror6ugh the Bronx City, County and State Of
stT or'' made by John E. Farchiid. Civil Engineer,
Ns Tebruary 5th. 1900 and fled In the once Of the
ea-,s- OF County OF New York the 26th day OF
ESs-s-v 1900 lots numbered Seventeen 40, Etgh-
- TSl Twonty-cne CD aud Twenty-Five C22) Plot
g. 5 n: numbers one a.. TWO o. Three 90, -Four a.
y r@ve % on Plot Three 81: numbers One ~. Two
- Tree ~. Eight (e) and Nine C0) Plot Four a.
go One a.. TWO %. Six 30. Seven ca. Eight 90
t--g- ni). Twelve Q2) and Fifteen Q5) Plot Five
- ard the whole Of Plot Seven Cd laid down said
zap - YORK. T)-oer,h.r sotb -aos
ROLAND 3. ARCHER, Referee.
MORTIMER BELL Attorney for PlaintiH. Lucas
xslsirr Depot Place, Mount Vernon, ~. 7.
s following IL diagram OF the property TO be sold.
9. 80 10 street number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-25

"a received az their UpfowD C4- oS 404 @440 A44O'0
.s--.,- ~. lSei BROADWAY
lle1ts VIII De
ess sfi9-a-e7 o--ls rates until O'Clock D. m.
a. % Essf Is,b cor sse-ss 1873 oth-ave.. 18th
- etA ayes; S0S West I25fh-sf. 4 sss adaye he
- I9sS 3d-aye.. eIst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-25
For Both sexes-City

Il re ss, - s cliz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
-I-h'h ,i'rau- SPANISH Italian ecSooi o,E -ssaScs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-25
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


AND DEsBROssEs AND CORTLANDT STREETS.
u The leaving time from Desbrosses and COrtlandt
Streets Eve minutes later than that given below for
Twentythird Street Station, except where otherwise
noted.
Cars For GhiGag9 5ndianaR9liS and LOUISVILLE
Smoking and Observation Cars CncinnatL indian:
1875 s. II. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.-Pulnaan
SseP3g Dining So61s and 06ssFy@[oR ComPqs
L55 P. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
diaPaRG GReaS2 St LGqs DP nS csr s,..D,n.
Smoking. and obseTva atom cars For Chicago.
5.ss p n. ST: louis '-- EXSPREssEor PrsseprE
Cincinnati indianapolis Louisville, St Louis. Dining
Car. For Gary w. Va. (via Shenandoah Valley
5.55 P. ii. WESTERN EXPRESSION Chicago For
Toledo except SATURDAY, Dining Car. , ~
iedo. and Chicago. For Knoxville. daily. via shen-
andoah VALLEY Route Connects for Cleveland except
CLEVELAND AND G1N GI2csaA5I T X
diaPaPTs and 81 L9g y sprcrArDsnv Tor Pitts
burg Dining Car,
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
$50 s25 IS 80 10 Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
0ndt streets 2G G. Is CongressiOnal Limited" all
and Cortlandt Streets 51O. 925 p m; u ~ ngnL
sionai Limited all Paror and Dining cars g. 2,
'425. '45J Oesbrossss and Cortlandt Streets 0'4"'
soUTIERN RAILWAY--Express. 1885. 8 Is 20 p M
121O nSht daily. 'southern's Palm Limited I~S'
ATIANTIC COAST LINE-Express. e,25 Q. m 9ne SI 20
p. daily. New York and FLORIDA spe0'1' -
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAIIIwAY.-ExPress. 1855 p m n;
and 12lO ulsht daily. "SeaboaTd FloTca A4lA'sN'
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAy.-For Memphis
CHEsAPEAKB q OHIO DRAiLWAY-7.55 a. m week
FOR OLD PoINF COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7.5c = m
Tes2d df G ara SO E m Sa AND 80 m weekdays
Sundays 755 a m Through Vestibuled Trains bpl us
Parlor end standard Coaches on week
lo- Smoking car Parlor Cars, Dining Car anu S'A''
Coaches on Sundays
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK Qnterlaken eI1aay -
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant IRON W eess
third street station SO a E i AVS % 10 3 Is a m.
q M 1880. $50 $40 D m and d. l2l2 n'Sn' "'eA
| SUNDAYS. 1915 9.45 a m, DO p IL
FOR PHILADELPHIA
6o5 725 s755 S25 $50 80 IS C955 St Louis LInteo
1910 (Desbrosses and CoTlandt Streets 10 ~, 30
Penna Limited, 'lO.55 n55 a M u % %
CDesbrosses Corandt Streets zoo 25o . 70 90
ade.phia only) $500 655 49, SO 20 GO Ior -SGIn
philadelphia only) p m ~ ~ htsHS I I,ite5I
s65 C.lO25 Penna Limited 1888 NJ 'i255; -l2S
% 90 C-465. Chicago Limited FOR North tnii-
adelphio only) '4j5. 800 loo So, 30 900 ior
North Philadelphia only p NJ l2l0 night
Ticket once Nos 4s1 1854 11s Broadway 1s2
Fifth Avenue Cbelow 263 Fifth Avenue corner
Brooklyn Court $50 Fulton Street 500 Broad
way and Pennsylvania Annex station Inc New OK
Transfer Company viii call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through 70 destinatiqn., -,
Service
/ w W ATTERBURY. J. r WOOD
| General Manager PaSsr Iraiio manager
GEO ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
- York By the Grace Of God. grss ana Iudspsndsne.
To William D. Barton. William b. MulcCrd. Helen =
Osborne. Joseph Milford. BenJz1Ilp W Mua-c 1rsns
Miller Louis Lincoln Barton. Anna n Haley. AnAzca
N Tompkins. Emma J. Neldsrs. Henry . sartoa "
names and places OF residence beng unSnoSne Hannaa
Jervt- d Brown. L Bell Caldwell Cnitst SAtas
Fidelity Guaranty Company and 90 al perSon8 tntsr
Estate or Ann Maria Barton. lars q the
County Of deceased creditors. neXt OF <a
otherwise. send greeting You ana each e are
cited and required personally % Be AMI appsar
before Surrogate County OF New XorS. a. the
Court said County. held az TIA cou1U
Court House in the County OF New York, the Ath
day March, 1904 haf-past o'clock N ths tcrs
day. then and there 20 attend judicial
settlement OF the OF proceedings OF Anna NJ.
Thompson Administrative with the VIII annexed and
substituted Trustee under the last VIII and Tesansrs
deceased and such OF you hereby cited.
under OF rwenty-Ons years. re1cirss
appear by guardian II u you
none appear apply for be appointed. n
OF neglect failure DO guardian
wiz Be- appointed bv the Surrogats 10 represent
for you IN the proceeding
testimony whereof. We have caused tho seal % ths
surrosstes Court OF TIE said County OF View YORK 70 .
hereunto afixed- witness, Hon Acnsr 9.
q 50 Thomas. surrcgate Of our said County a tas
County OF New York the f4th day OF Jara1arys
IN thu Of Lord thousand nine h1lrsd and
JAMES A. uOcSNEd-LN.
Clerk OF the Surrcgate's Court
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Public Notice.

CUPREME COURT-APPELLATE D1Vl-
- SION.
First Department.
IN THE NATTER
The Apnicaton Of The Board Of Rapid Iransi
railroad commissioners for The city OF
-. Torl- for tho appointment OF three COM
n,tssioners 10 determine and report Whether
abroad or railroads for the conveyance
ana TRANSFORMATION Of persons and property
ought 10 be constructed and Operated
NOTIFICATION
OF PARK AVENUE SECTION. -, -. -, -
VI ~ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the under
.,-,ed Charles Rukley Hubbe J. Henry HAgsefty ana
having by tn order OF me Appe1
late Division supreme Court Tor te sitsI u az
I1enartment entered the above-ented HStIe N
tbsnth d January, 1904 bearing date tue oth cay
~ Decenler 1903 been appointed commissioners 20
report due public hearing, Wnetnet te
road or railroads mentioned in the pet9n OF ths s@l
ISoerd presented the said Appellate DIVISION on OF
Sct the Gfh day OF November, 1903 and hed IN the o.
nee ~ the CLERK said Court on or about me same gay
t 10 DO constructed and operated, do nereoy 5ppoit
XSsrqsdav the 21h Of January. 1901 at Two CLOCK IN
~ afternoon at tho office OF Emanuel Buinenstei 10
w. as me time tor the first sitting ana that
a. such sitting adjourned sitttngs as may %
held viii hear all persons interested In the
sac 19ot ua5 New York January 18th, 1904
1890 CIAS. RULISLEY HUBBELLa
J. HENRY HAGGERTY.
EMANUEL BLUMESSIlEL
EDWARD NJ SHEPARD,
20 Liberty Street
New York City.
IS Wai Street
W City.
A,o-p,vs for the Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad
niszioners for The City Of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-25
HADDON HALL,
-HOTEL NORTON
HOTEL RUDOLF.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.
Omen all American and European plans ICONS
viii Rot ana cold tresh water baths Locauon
direct on Ocean Front and Promenade New 1oTA rep
NO FaIA F'H0e- c R. MYERS Propr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-25
Ocean Steamers.

A
La FELOCE"-Fast Italian Line.
BoIoo'9E every Tuesday 10 Naples. Genos-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-25
Real Estate Wanted.

YNTANTED-A small private house on Murray Hin; sSta
wv 9th to Lexington AYES J. H. BROWN
A CO.. IS West $50 ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-25
HOTEL STRAND.

TvOTrrr IA yEsTIC ATLANTIC CITY. y. Open all
III the year. ocean and Virginia Ave steam heat-
so ,er week. and upwards Special rates for long eh-
Eaeefnents. Elevator from street level ,,-, rrrvs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-25
Country Property for Sale.

TyoR sAI,H-Richuoud Hill. L. Corner Plot, 75x
n 100: Central-ave. and FdchmOudst; best neishbor-
Rood Apply TO the owner WM SCIiIADEtS. $50 Bread
way. New-York-
DERKSEIRE HILLs.-Popular summer resort; fur
ID n!shed C32 bedrOOIasl chotce huacre dairy farm;
variety fruit: spring water; near Pttsasd Mass; vii
living big interest Investment: easy
Terms, AGED OWNER. 211 Greene-axe Brooklyn. ". y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-25

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
ps-,assr amen throughout year. Every known
fof and convenience. Golf privileges. running water IN
O'-'O''-' TRAyxoRE HOTEL COMPANY.
d. S. WHITE. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-25
Instruction.

For Young LadIes-Citv
RINDERGARTEN TRAINING; -A,,,.,-.. A.. 49,,
snfv sn; rec seholsrshps limited; Inducements
kupt. IS Irving Pr S'3' 4nAI' 4. a Sutteh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-25
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
George A. Croker. individually and as sole surviving
II the LAST viii and Testament OF William B.
plaintiff. against Robert Ives Croker
snd william B. Croker defendants Summons Trial de-
Firea II NsW York County TO the above named defend
ants: hereby answer the complaint
a. and copy OF your answer on
the paIntins within twenty days after the
exclusive OF the DAY OF service;
ans case Of your appear answer, judgment
VII Be taken against you by default for tbs relief de-
man3ed IN the complaint
Dated, New YORK November 23d, 1903.
GUTHRIE. CRAEATH & HENDERSON, Attorneys for
Plaintiff. once and Post Once Address No 50 Will
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
y 7
To TIE defendants Robert Ives Croker William
e foregoing summons Is served Oh you
81 publication pursuant order Of Hon. Francis
Scott Justice OF Supreme Court o. the State or
Gew York. GATED the 25th Gay o. December 1903 and
fled with the complaint Office OF the Clerk Of the
C9Iutv 81 New drk al the Court House Borough
Manhattan City OF New York. the 3lst day Of De-
Cealber 1913
cCTHRIE. CRAvATH & Henderson, Attorneys for
Palntin. 40 s. William Street. Borough Man
haitian. New City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-25
School Agencies.

81 -E-slSAS AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
lneA Professors. Teachers Tutors GovernesseE
NJ GO Sen29is and Families. Apply 20
------. = y 1OCNG-FCLTON. o Union Square
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-05-28
New Headquarters.

The headquarters of the Benton
Transportation line for shipping
via the Missouri are now located
at Washburn and consignments of
freight for up river points will be
delivered there. Washburn is des-
tined to become a great river port
as there is a great territory that
can be easily reached by boat and.
a great traffic can be secured. The
Washburn loaded the first of the
week for Elbowoods with a large
consignment Of freight.
The steamer Expansion is being
overhauled and will be placed in
commission just as soon as the re-
pairs are completed. Washburn.
has good dock facilities, in fact no
better can be found. Washburn ID
to be congratulated on securing the
iheadquarterso Of this Company.
I+ ~ ~ rrAAE 1 ~
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Interfering With an Officer.

Frank Tripplett, of Underwood,
was arrested Tuesday afternoon on
a warrant sworn out by Sheriff
Gradin, charging Tripplett with
interfering with an officer in the
discharge Of his duties.
Tripplett waived examination
and was bound over to the district
court and bonds were fixed at
100000.
"Wednesday noon there arrived
at this port a rather strange look
ing craft. The boat was built on
the order of a prairie schooner
with the exception that it had no
wheels, and was rather a novel
concern. The first starting point of
the boat and crew was Ft. Benton,
and were headed for st. Louis to
attend the Exposition. The main
spokesman of the party was an old
trapper, who came to this part of
the country in '66, and informed
our scribe how he had killed the
buffalo for their tongues, which
brought a good price from the
steamboats,. On board The boats
was rugged two cages containing
two mountain lions, one of which
the trapper informed us he caught
last December, and the animal so
badly lacerated his arm that he was
compelled to undergo an operation
losing the arm. The animal he
killed and mounted, being almost
a perfect specimen of the cat kind.
The other one was sure enough
and showed his displeasure,
of the spectators by displaying his
teeth to the gaze of the wondering
The trapper was known
in the early days as Yankee Rob-
inson."
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-05-28
IN JUSTICE COURT.

Monday morning a warrant was
sworn out by L. N. Thompson of
this place charging John and Joe
Marty with assault with a danger
GUS weapon. Mr.. Thompsonwent to
Underwood Sunday afternoon to
witness a ball game and after the
game the alleged assault took
place-Mr. Thompson receiving
a number of wounds about the
face and head.
The warrant was issued Mon
@ay and placed in the hads of the
sheriff for service and the defend
ants were placed in custody, and
furnished bonds for their appear
ance in court for a preliminary
hearing Thursday morning.
II Justice Wallin's court Thurs
clay morning the case was called,
States Attorney McCulloch as
sisted by Attorney Gibson repre-
resented the state and Attorney
Callahan, Of Denhof, appeared for
the defendants. A large~number
were summoned by the state and
defense and the case was bitterly
contested by both sides the wit
nesses being subjected to a rigid
examination.
AS we go topress court is still in
session.
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FOR SALE.

I will sell Cheap my household
goods, consisting Of Iron beds,
Springs, mattresses, tables dinning
and rocking chairs, dressers chif-
oniers, sewing machine, stoves,
bookcases, etc. Everything as
good as new.
Mrs. j. N. Casey.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-05-28
CAPTURES HORSE THIEVES.

Sheriff Pitts and Deputy Sheriff
Joe Strong arrived in Towner on
Tuesday with three parties under
arrest for horse stealing. The par
ties live in the vicinity of st. John
and hold their rendezvous in the
Turtle Mountains.
For several months past, numer-
ous, complaints have been received
from parties in the south partof the
county regarding missing horses.
Sheriff Pitts concluded that. he
would capture the guilty parties if
it took a year, so he had, for some
time past, been carefully laying
his plans, which finally eliminated
in the arrest of the above parties.
AS near as could be ascertained,
the parties would visit the ranges
where the horses were cumming and
round up a bunch and drive them
to their rendezvous in the Turtle
Mountains. From there they would
drive the horses into Canada where
they could dispose of them.
Several of the stolen horses were
located, and two were found in the
possession of the parties arrested.
Chief Allen, of the Canadian
Mounted Police, assisted the boys
in gathering information on the
Canadian side, which helped them
them in making the arrest. Jack
Douglas, sheriff of Roulette county,
also lent a hand in running the
culpfits to earth.
. The party arrested consisted of
Sam. McMann, aged So; his son
John McMann, aged 20 and Her
bert Davidson, aged g.
Preliminary hearing was waived
and each was placed under $1,000
bonds for their appearance at the
next term of the District Court,
which convenes on June 18th.
Being unable to furnish the nee
essary bonds, they were sent to Jail
to await their trial. Dawson and
young McMann were taken TO Mi
not Wednesday by deputy sheriff
Strong, where they will beconfned
in the Ward county Jail. The elder
McMann will likely be sent to the
Ramsey county jail, as it is not
advisable to have the en-
tire party occupy the same cell
News and Stockman.
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On Thursday a warrant was
out by a Russian living neat Will
ton charging a neighbor with as.
sault-the instrument used being
q pick, the man assaulted being &C.
verely injured. 4 81
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ST. LOUIS ExPOs1TIIoN,

The Chicago Great Western Ry.
will allow q ten day stop over at
either Chicago or Kansas City on
payment Of 81 fee on throughitick-
cts tothe Worlds Fair. For rates
and other information applyto any
Great Western agent Of, j. PEI
mer, g. r. A., Chicago, til.