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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-03-26

The President is sure that the propos-
ed Jamestown exposition in 1907, will
mark an epoch in the career OF our
country" Very likely. No country
mentioned in history ever had 90 many
''epochs" az the United States. And, as
represented by "expositions." they seem
likely to spin out till tho crack of doom
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-03-26

The Mormons wanted publicity and
they got it. Oopgreesmen wanted the
Rr@stow report, and they got it. A few
days ago publicity was the all healing
ointment, but now it is only what tho
philosopher called "the curse of q
granted prayer"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-03-26

There seems to BIO . growing seuti.
mont throughout the United States IN
favor of tho reestabllshment Of the whip.
ping post for wife.bsatiag and other
moral diseases. There certainly are
some o6enses which imprisonment in q
state boarding house does not seem ia
rAaNh
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-03-26

Among tho sixty.three nations that
comprise the international postal union,
tho Upltsd States ia ono Of only about q
dozen that do not operate postal tele-
graph, parcels-post and postal saving
systems In connection with tho mail Ger.
vice, Our system 10 greatly inferior to
those of England. Franco and Germany
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-03-26
WANTED

6Pno0A1 REPRESENTATIVE in this county
and adjoining territories, to represent
and advertise an old established busi.
ness house Of solid financial standing,
Salary $M weekly with expenses, advan,
csd each Monday by check direct from
headquarters. Horse and buggy fur.
ptshed when necessary: position perloa.
qent. Address Blew Bros, 600 Monou
Bldg. Chicago, I'll.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-03-26

Mr.. Bryan says Grover Cleveland can.
not be elected. il nominated. It is easy
to read in Growers mind tho retort cour-
teous; "What happened to Bryan when
he was nominated?"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-03-26

] General Hades- laundering Jake Smith
10 IN Msntons, France, medltating upon
his order to Major Waller and studying
the tactics of humane warfare.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-03-26
"A ''orank" suegeats asa rood way to
stop the hasing frolio 10 for the Arst ser.
iously injured VICTIM to shoot the pe,ps.
TRAITOR. ~ -. "a !, -2'.,s- r..

Canada 10 perfectly safe, After the
past winter Uncle will probably conclude
that he doesn't wish to move any fur.
Their north.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-03-26

C0untysAudftoEs
Cook County. Minneaota;
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-03-26

=, leRht<1
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-03-26

WIZ. E.. CULKIN, Register i.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-03-26

WIN. E. CULKIN, Register
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-03-26

B. N. johnson & Son, Attys. l-2s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREE
PREssE FUER Texas has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course manly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two lavellng men and our
very active local agents are con,
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE ,FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-12
5iir $500 natb 9eutId)lano.

Deutib a,nerifontl9e Beitunaen
tperoen i'm alten 8aterlano nit orD.
Bem Sntereiie eeleien, neil Iie Iih
frei ausipre6en unb bGufig pOn orits
ben mebr 0euiafeiten un6 geaArihs
ten bringen. als bic oeutihen Bel.
tuneen ielbit. Die r5reie 8reiIe flr
1eras" iit oriiben iiberaQ, tpDbin Iie
-aeianot piro, elm lebr germ eelebener
Gait uno tann lib riibmen, Nners
fennune unb @iirbiaung Ill finoen,
tuie aus Sablrei@en Briefen an uns.
ioipie an Dieienisen, tpelbe oas 8latt
an ibre Werwanoten ibifen, beruur.
3ebt. User baber ieinefi Bertuanoten
inno Sreunoen cine Sreube erpeiIen,
tbnen etn milltDntmenes @elhenf
MAIDEN tDia, Der beitelle fiir tie bic
nSreie Breiie far 9eras". Das SIN.
tereiie fiir 9eras, tpie iiberbaupt fur
ben Staat nno Die @eeenb, tuo bic
Wertpanoten upbnen, 1T in 9eutids
lamb iebr lebbaft unb es lift unrnDa.
li6, in Briuatbriefen cine 10 qriin6.
libe Guffldruns unb 8el9reibune
oes fremoen 2anbes gu geben, mie
oies bic nTreie YreKe" allm1hent,
lib tbut. Sir ben 9eringen Breis
BON So uerienben mir pDrtofrei uuler
ceibboltiges @obenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Norefie i'm Nuslanoe.
Die ssreie 1reiie fir 9eras Bull.
GDmbauh.
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N1t baS Yublttum.

Die sSreie 8reiie" bat l1ber 400
etablirte Ieenturen i'm 5taote, tpirb
an iiber 700 &oitofficen oerianot, unb
bat cine gruRe Gerbreitung in Der
@abbar- &epublit Merito, i'm Snbios
tter=9errttorium unD Otlaboma.
SIR @irfulatiDns=@ebiet in 9eras
eritredt iid BON @alpeliDn bis binauf
nob Denlion, npn MaribaQ i'm Often
biz nah gl slsalp N: fernen @eiten;
es iblieBt ielbftueritdnblib NIT Be.
ionhers sablreiben 2eiern bas bidt-
beiiebelte Mittel=9eros unb ben @nbe
Ueiten elm.
3tpei Neiiemoe fino beitdnoie,
iabrein, iabraus inn Snterefie oe8
glattes unterweas unb fiibren bem=
ielben i'm 8ereiu nit unleren ritbri=
gen 2ofal Naenten fertp6breno
neue 9eier au.
Sn Nnbstrabt oieier Ebatlaben 1T
bic mSreie Breiie", tpo es fib oaruin
banoelt, Die oeutfhe 8ep6lferune su
erreiden, nas bette gtnseige Waes
bium ~ Gtaate 3eras.
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S d n / b Be[
austlei SutersHantes aus aGerlei 0es
biet-Jar Seben etuas.

@msr tfas 8 n b NIT
pDrto gttto bat fth felt Der MnnsriDn
ber SnfeI flinffdd permsbrt.
9 d ottif6ss q 3 10 ii b
bat fi9 dncausrnb in einaelnen iiibz
li6en Sbeilen Don Neuieeldnb ungez
Iiebelt.
Gin Denf m / 5ur Crime
runs an BITE @riinbung bes Weltpoit<
Deretns fotI in bsr s4ipeis srrtdtet
iperben.
DIE iapunti De R D II
m m il ma lit Der gen. @r be-
tperthet ii9 mad unferm @sthe auf
effpd 81 Gents.
Suben iinb i'm 19, eSabrbunbert
224.000 gum Gbriitentbum iibergetre@
ten. Ote metften nabmen ben r1mifGs
tatholii9en @lauben an.
Nder 6auger tie tpurben
I'M Sabre 1903 i'm Mert6e bon $32,e .
951, ,805 ous ben Ser. Gtaaten na9
onberen 2dnbern bsriatfft,
Die 8eb bSIferungsaahI
BON Weitauifralisn belief iid i'm Sabre
1892 auf $1,000 Ginpobner; beute
adhlt man 6ereits 224,O00.
Brantreids aartoffeIe
ernte ersab I'm Woriabre einen Gre
tras bon iiber 450, 900, 900 4ufbels.
Das 8uf9eI bra9te 25 Gents,
@tne Gernfpre9 8srz
BIN b tn g folI apif6en psrf1tebe@
men Srten tn 2ancafbtre, @nglanb,
mnb Grantrei@ herseftelIt perben,
Giuab b mira bibt feline
Dlasse auf benz 9duptinat, Elm Niss,
@bmtrol auf bem Norbermait, Elm
NearsMbmtral uuf benz 8elanmaft.
Der aarsnerp port ber
9er. @taoten mar i'm lebten Rolens
berjabre sr0ber alB Der irgenb eines
anberen Staates, Gr be5tfferte iih
auf $1,457, ,765, ,785.
Gronaofen lsben in @roBbri=
tannten unb Srfanb ettpa 26,600.
We9r ols bret 9iertel bappn tpobnen
tn 0onbDn, mo iie gum gr6btsn 5beite
ats R5de bef9dftist iinb.
s Die'beb0lfertfte SnfeI
Der Melt iit' Maita. Dort nobnen
1860 perfonen auf elmer Auobrata
rletle. Auf 9arbabos fommen auf
btefelbe JlG9e 1864 2euts.
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8rmtal aetpItera.

Sin Sou mnrbe befannt, uelder
in 8esug auf an6auernbe unb uns
barn1bersige G0lterqual ieines @leis
den iuten oiirfte. SDe @ulobid
BON goluia, gal., ibreibt: ,15
Sabre lang litt ib furbtbare Qualen
ourb 6beumntismus uno 9eihts
balf mir, Dbtpol ib NlIes oebrauhte,
mas nur iraeno befannt tpuroe. Oa
itieB ih 5ufdlig auf Electric 8its
ters" unb ih t1uB laoen, oas lit
oas grDBte 6eilmittel auf groen aes
gen ienes 2eiben! Gin paar sSlalben
oauun itellten mid u0IIftdnbia tuies
oer Der uno beilten mid. Das Mits
tel lit eben 10 gut fiir 9ebers uno
Merenleioen unb fiir allaemeine
Shudbeauitdnne. geur so Gents.
@iro garantiert opn ben Npptbe.
tern s. 8alteper & son unb glbolpb
DreiB.
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OtnIaoutta:

Nlle Saneraoen Der Snoiauers
ggpe oitiDn unter General
Wi L . uno q eneral W cain.
| lie i'm Sabre / 874 iiber Die Qfanp.
@itacaoD fino freunolibit erIuht, ih,
rem alten Saneraben Boots an
Der 0 orb OiteGe Der IT. uno
M ar TT StraBe in ct. 2uuis,
Wt .. su beluden.
Die afte Ilma miro reproous
aiert uno ote 9DnesS tar. TIaq.
9 miro Gub ben @eg 5eigen.
Goreiie: +. 0. Langs Wins & Liquor Co,
T. .. 2anae. 8rei. Boots.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-12

Sitellss ettpas pon 1etnen Trugeren
Wefen ouf thinner nit ibr psrf9tpunben
fetn. Denn na4 ieiner 93iidtebr na9
parts fonnte man BON Ietnen Rollegen,
Sreunben unb Netoern i'm gbor bic
haib hobntf6e. bulb betpunbernbe 8ez
mertung bOren: uWibt Sbr f9pn bas
Reneftee 2epase, ber bis iebt INNER
nur that, als babe er bic Giinfsis fcbpn
auf bem &iiden-nun, jeBt bat er fie
tptrflt6."
Gnbe.
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0ic. Sena0.

Bud uuo Shreibmaterialien Sc
ibdft, &unitiaben, ssancp.Nrtifel,
Spieliparen etc.
Sn oer nit bem @eIbdft oerbun.
oenen acetoenD9 D9ruferei tuerben ale
Nrten BON Drudia9en ouf oas @es
fbmaGnollite anaefertie; audi 0iii.
tens, Sob5eits- uno @ratulatiors.
Sarten. aoitenanidldge fiir ben
Druid BON Statuten meroen aeliefert.
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2anseifsQffff
@ta uaperaaualtd,es Oeufmal bo
Olga Brn nnen9raeber.

Gtn nnber9GnalidbeS Oentmal ba.
ben iib bic ebrtulr6igen 8riiber bonn ct.
Dernaro's &lofter nibt nur ourcb @erte
ebriitlitber Barmber8ieteit unb Menihens
itebe fir etuise 8eiten aeiebt, fonbern
aub onrb bic alddlibe grfinoun9 Der
ioeltberiihmten ct. Bernarbz& z&r6uter. Bill.
len. 8ein. suie bic Natur aIles IdJofft,
nnoerfdlfht unb flar, tpte bic lil6erne
Gue0e aus benz Selien iprubelt, bereiten
lie aus ben Saften heiltrafttger 8flansen
6os aroRe unb herrlibe Setlmittel, bic
ct. 8ernarbs &rduters8illen. 8ei Ser.
itopfun9. Mangel an Nppetit, 2ebers uub
alien nnterleibssStbrungem iteben lie uus
iibertroifen ba. 8eriu6t Iie! Sn allen
NpDtbefen 3u baben.
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53eiat fetm mttleto.

nSahre lang uerfplgte mid oas
Shidial forttpdbreno." idreibt s.
U. @ulleoge in Berbena, alabama.
SD litt furbtbar an 6dmDrrboioen,
ourh Delhe "a @eihmulfte perurs
iabt tuuroen. Nls alles &nbere Der.
iagte, beilte mid .8udlens Nrnica
Salbe." SIT oleih gut fiir Brand.
rpunoen uno ale anberen Sdmer3en
uno Quolen. 8Ditet nur 25 Gents
IN ben Npotbefen BON s.. &alteper Il
SDn uno Goolpb DreiB.
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amt GSutP,t.

aner: .Wenn @s net eletd
nla1n. bofie aus bar Wief' rauss
turnnls. bpd ie4 Sc be Rno6n tdputl"
% err: .4br boren sic NAL, id
fonnte ia gar ni9t pifen, bab man
bier ui1t eeben barf.."- uer:
sDeHbetpaans 20 ie9 @iss aa drf9t in
@utn seidbt!"
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Sdglide Eonriitea SdlaIwaaen

nod Galifornien, ebenlO uad ct.
souis ota IeGaS & Bacific 8abn
obne Wehiel. Sdreibt all iroenb
eiren 2idet Igenten meaen bieIes
iieuen 9ienites Uoer an 6. s.. Cur.
iler, @eneral= Baiiaaier. 9ol'
las. 9eras.
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geit iiber go Sahrem

ibpnspurbe Wrs. @inslDm's Sup@
tbina Sprup BON Williunen npn
Wiittern beitn 8abnen Der &inber
on9etuenoet. gBirlt 9u I'M S@lafe
ourh oas Sbreien zines &inoes ge=
ft6rt, oaB i'm 8abnen lit uno ppr
Sbmer5en ,peint? @enn 10, la1ie
iofort cine sslaihe BON ..Wirs.
WinSl0m8 SDDtbing Gbrup" hplen.
Sein Wert 1T unbeaablbar. sc miro
Dem fleinen 2eioenoen Iofurt Hinbe=
run9 neribaffen. 8erlabt eub boz
raul. Wiiitter, es lit tein 8meisel
bariiber. Sc BELT Diarrbpe, regus
liert ben Waaen uno bic Nieren,
beieitiet @ino 3olif, ertueidt ben
@aunen. per1tnoert gntainouua
itno ifdrtt oas ganse Ggfteln.
rWrs. MinslptpS Snuthing Syrup"
fir sabnenoe Ginber lit angenebm
i'm @eihmad; bas Hecept itantfnt
BON einent Der beitett tueibtihen
Ner5te in ben Ser. Staaten. gsiit
bel allen Dru9eiiten in Der aansen
Welt su baben. Greis Is Gents per
6laibe. 3auft rid1ts anoeres. als
Wlrs. Winslous Suutbina Syrup.
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yei slumeuoung BON ,9r. ynr=
bus gonltrg gowber" 6Isi6en bic
0ilbner geinno uuO lesen mebr Gier;
ebenfalls madden Sauge Siibner
ldaeller. 25t ilnb SOC 6as Badet,
fraat GuereM 6Gm6ler oaiiir.
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Die Champion Nldburaihiue

bat Diel 8urteile, Die fie empfeblen.
Sein iiberfliiifiaes getpiGbt, fein Sc.
reulh. sein 8ue an Der Seite; leihte
Hegelnng oes Wefers nit benz Bitt.
tnl'ans 6oo. ou babeu bel 4uorews
Il 0o.. la & 116 Siio.eFlures. Str.
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Auerntttpa.

~. sie finb A6itinensler, mein
9err2 9ae Mnerfennuns! llebrisens.
i4 lebe auA nur bonn Maferl"- .gtur
bonn Mafera Das TT ia bod ni9t
mBglt&l .Marum nitbts Sd BIN ia
6 d 10 / m m fehreri
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Gin 9rintbeder, ben bas
Hrttif6e Mufsum fir 5000 Sabre aft
srtIdrts. uurbe auf einsm Gslbe au
Stoninefiefb tn Der Groffddft GHsz
eefunben. Der Be9er ipurbs bem
GbelmsfcrbsM sur @ufbetpahs
runa il6ertpiefsn.
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Srief sine.
6erre,,.2tfte,

Gnlii @lbre9t-Dscar Gaple Soc Bed
ntann-Sobn 9ittmann--9 gdert-@us
gg9eltna - 8 s &ciner Suitus 9ans
oauer-9enrb Sbrpeber 80 Gbtuiber-
s5rant @ura,
BausensQtfte
annie Dies = Mbbie Oo1tuid - gmma
Slaier-Siola 6art5og : Jannie 8ernp.
t1er-Mmolin &lemG = 5annie Sbrneber
= WiB 8 Ml 8uoenmuelIer Mrs S
@nr5 Bertha Biiermonb.
0gmsIdmbfidbst
Olga Brunnensraeber.
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- 5O4 iit Die Ielepbonsytummer
fir GOoatpaiier. SRineraltuaSSer
uno aSeikbieg. cms Il alfd,bad,er.
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aapferer gureuiuuae.

Der enalifH acknowledgement
Mapor Geelep eradbtte unlGngit bte
fofsenbs Gef4idte, bic ibm TIM 9uren-
frieee pafiirt mar: sd bate" 70 bub
Ct on. .9efe6l erbaltsn, NIT Elm paar
S5resptflisen gu Derfuden, >einen Rom@
manbonten on einem etniss stpanats
Meilen entfernten pIab sefunsen su
nebmen. Wtr tomen au einem Nauerns
haus unb fanben bort einen biibf@en
9ureniunssn. Sn frug ibn. Oh bes
Rpmmanbont ba eetpefen iei, unb sr
anttportets In ber er'ten l1eberrdfmuna
uuf hOuanbifa ga .Wo iit sr binse-
gangeug fruG Id meter, unb Der SuMge
tpurbe aresDDbntf6, sd iDetB es nh9t.
50 brphte benz sSunsen NIT btm Sob,
falls sr nt9t fase, mo Der General fet.
Or blteb bei isiuer Meigerung, ID
bieB ibn sestn bts Wauer FsfIen urb
foete ibm. iA tperbe t4a srf9iebsn lai<
len. 3uefei4 fluitertt i9 ineinen 2s,is
ten gu: I'm GotiestpilIen, fd5isbt nt9t.'
Der Sunse blieb BET feiHer Meiserune,
aber i'd tOnnte febsn. baB er an metne
Osobung slaubte. S3 rsef: ,9egt anl'
Sebes Getpebt sielts auf ben Sanssu.
,Qbe to- faete ID pisber su benz anas
ben. .Geuer tOmmanbtre, frose tA Dtb
nod einmal, tpObin ber Rpmmanbant
gegongn if.' gtpas llebtrmenfhIides
sIanats bd aus bss 8naben Mueen. gr
tparf ben Ropf surid unb fasts auf
boIGnbif9: sd tperbe es ni4t faseH.
Run blieb mir ni4ts iibrts, aIs-ibm
BITE 3anb gu fhiitteln unb abausieben. .
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Neeept 0tp, 1851 BON elmer IL
almemo BELT nibt ale 2eioeu, ober
es furirt &beumatiamns alli ale
T6ge, 9. s. sbmibt, aeent
6oui:on. Teras.
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SCHEUERMEYER PARK,
pbtl. WeiRter, @elmaftsfithrer.

suEnasR aui Duni6
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-13
ANDREW CARNEGIE SAYS
 LUMBAGO TROUBLES HIM
lRoNMAsTER IS GREATLY SUR PRlSED WHEN TOLD THAT HE WOULD HAVE TO MAKE TRIP TO CLEVELAND.

New York, December 12.--(Speoial)-A subpoena was served on Andrew Car negie at his home in this city today call ing upon him to go to Cleveland. O., on Wednesday and testify in the case of Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick MT. Carnegie is requested to appear before the federal grand jury, to appear in the court at 9 a. m. Wednesday. The summons was is- sued by Judge Frances Winge of the Uni- ted States district court for the northern district of Ohio and was accepted willing ly by MT. Carnegie.
 Mir Carnegie was annoyed. however, when he discovered that the summons re- quired him to make the trip to Cleveland,
 The deputy United States marshal with the subpoena called at Mt Carnegie 6 house and told one of the secretaries that he came from the building in which the Carnegie steel company's office lt located. In the colloquy that ensued the deputy refused to say who had sent him and asked for a private interview with MT. Carnegie, saying that he had a private paper for him. After few minutes the secretary admitted the deputy to the library, where the iron master sat read ing. MT. Carnegie took the subpoena witt a smile and spreading it out on his kneC read it carefully.
 'Whatt' he cried when he saw that fl required his presence in Cleveland. "Why l don't think I will be able to go out ther, at all.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-13
IRI REYNOLDS TELLS HOW HE
 HAS BEEN CONTINUA DUPED
HUMAN BONES ARE
 BROUGHT IN COURT
eRuEsoME EXHIBITS ARE AL. LOWED IN THE INvEsTIGA- TONS AFTER TRUTH IN THE NAN PATTERSON CASE.

New York, December 12.-A headless human skeleton, dorsal vertebrae, and ribs played an important part in the trial of Nan Patterson for the murder of Cae- sar l Aounk today. The gruesome exhibits were made use of in the examination of Dr. Philip OHs nlon, the coroners physi- clan who performed the autopsy on Young's body. Miss Patterson's counsel protested at the use of the skeleton, as eerting that 1t did not compare csc-sA Iecty with he structure of the 7 >% mans body, but his objections .$E overrulei O.
 The skeleton was used to de ~ Sac course of the bullet after SoO.red Young's body. The prosecutio' GSsnded that it had gone straight / O. spine. which the state lawyers b Q Q proved that Young did not kill b
 Assuming that Young W. le pistol in his right hand had crosse. 1t over to his chest and shot Into his left side, the prosecution contended that the bullet would have travelled to the left.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-13
Impeachment to oo over.

The Belknap impeachment proceedings coupled about six weeks of the time of the senate The officer who Is impeached Is usually given through his counsel such time as he desires within reason for defense. hence. this being the short ses- sion, there Is every indication that the senate will not act upon the impeachment of Judge Swayne which will be recom- mended by the house tomorrow.
 The recommendation can, however. lie over until the next congress without los- ing It's status. The senate Is con- tinuous body and while the question has never come directly before the body it is the opinin that next winter or for that matter five years from now could legally serve just as well for the i'm peachment. The house committees re- port against Swayne could have hardly been otherwise and the reported plans of the senate leaders 10 postpone the case until the next session or perhaps for always Is resulting In considerable criticism
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-13
Senator Eye is Using His
 Strong Influence
10 INCREASE IMMIGRATION
Railroad Men of the South VIII Have Cooperation of the Government. Other News From
 Washington.

Washington. December 12.-(SpeciaL)- Alabama republican politicians here arc inclined to believe that William F. Teb- betts will win out in his fight against the republican referees of the state and be appointed to the Mobile collectorship for another term. He is heavily in- dorsed by business men Of the state. but more important than this, Senator Frye and several of his friends are render Ing him every assistance. MT. Tebbetts himself has every confidence that he will be reappointed. It is reported that Charles II. Scott, one of the Presidents referees in the state. would like to have Tebbetts' place and that the referees are trying to shape things up to bring about that result.
 B. w. Walker of Montgomery, who made the race for congress against Rep resentative Hefin, is also said to be a candidate for the office,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-13
COURT OFFICIALS
 ARE WHITECAPPERS
PROFOUND SENSATION IS GRE. ATED IN LINCOLN COUNTY, MIS- sIssIPPI, BY ARREST OF MEN ON GRAVE CHARGE.

Atlanta, December l2-A special to the Constitution from Jackson, Miss, says:
 A profound sensation has been created by the indictment of Hon. H. T. Mont gomery, a member of the legislature, and J. C. Bryant and J. B. Willis, members of the board of county supervisors of Lin- coin county, on the charge of whitecap- ping. It was known that prominent citt- ? .ens would be involved in the lawless out . ses after the employment of detectives ,, y the governor, but it was not supposed that codnty officials would be found mixed up in the whtecapplng business.
 The Lincoln county court cannot pos- sibly dispose of all the cases at this term of the court, as more than 400 indictments have been found, and among those are a number of the wealthiest citizens of the county.
 Detective Hoyt has worked up the case for the governor. He has performed the unusual feat of securing a copy of the oath taken by the whitecappers, which is as follows:
 T do solemnly swear to keep and never reveal any of the secrets of this organiza- tion, and do solmnly swear that I will live and abide by any of it's rules, as they Now are, or as they may hereafter be revised; that If ever called upon to sit upon any grand jury or other jury to hold out forever, against any bill or yer dict directed against any memer of this organization.
 I will assist In every way directed by the organization to compel the negroes to vacate any and all property owned by merchants, to assist to put any and all obnoxious negroes out of the way. fully understandy that death shall be the pen alty to any and all members revealing any of the secret workings of the organ ization."