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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-06-11

Over 10000 gophers were killed
in Kidder county this year-the
$500 levied for that purpose being
expended in a short time.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-06-11

Down in Pennsylvania there is
a scramble for the U. s. Senator
ship made vacant by the death of
Senator Quay. Such is life. A
public citizen scarcely closes his
eyes to the world until there is a
scramble for the shoes left by the
departed.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-06-11

The WAsHBURN LEADER has
started on its fifteenth year and
appears as prosperous as any in
the state, and that it is as infuen-
tial as it's age deserves, there is no
doubt, Citizen.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-06-11

The WAsHBURN LEADER has en-.
tered upon its fifteenth year and
ranks we'll with the leading papers
of the slope. May it continue to
prosper.-Wilton News.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-06-11

Foley, he of the humorist fame,
is in attendance at the st. Louis
exposition. He writes an interest.
ing letter to the Tribune concern.
ing the exposition.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-06-11

Chief Wilkie of the secret ser.
vice announces the discovery of a
counterfeit 800 gold certificate of
the series of '82. We are not wor-
ried about getting hold of a bill of
such a acknowledgements
OF otherwise.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-06-11

The Palladium says that they
have no solicitor in Mclean county
and any one claiming to be so is a
fake.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-06-11

The Leader is in receipt of an
invitation to be present at the exer-
cises of Commencement Week at
the University Of N. D., June IL
to l6,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-06-11
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1904.
Teachers reception, Monday eve,
June 18th, at Methodist church.
Traill county gives E. Y. Sarles
a hearty endorsement for the NOM
nation for governor.

Henry Kinds, a North Dakato
boy, passed the examination for a
Cecil Rhodes scholarship.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-06-11
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$ Additional Locals. 5


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I Wallin & Go. extend you a cor.
,dial invitation to call and see the
largest, the most fashionable line
of Millinery ever displayed in Nc.
Lean Co.
Nineteen New York Life policy
holders lost their lives in the
Iroquois theatre fire. Nine OF
the nineteen were school teachers
Amount of insurance involved was
$39,736.l5.
News for the Ladies! WaIlin &
Go. has just received a nice assert.
ment Of Summer Dress Goods, Or.
candies, English Oxfords, Amer
lean linens, poplins, cheviots, lawns
ginghams, dimities, peroales.
Ira Mandigo, of Bismarck, rep
resenting the. New York Life ms,
(Co., came in on Thursdays train
and will remain during the insti-
tute looking after the insurance
feature for the protection of the
teachers.
In the New York Life you do
not have to die to win-the CON-
pany last year, paid death claims
Of $16,860,O82; total payments of
$34, 504,247. It can be readily
seen what was paid to the policy
holders.
I will sell Cheap my household
goods, consisting of Iron beds,
Springs, mattresses, tables dinning
and rocking chairs, dressers chiff-
oniers, sewing machine, stoves,
bookcases, etc. Everything as
good as new. Mrs. j. M. Casey.
Mr.. O. S. Solem, the County
Surveyor, is now prepared to do all
kinds of surveying work. His new
transit, which was ordered some
time ago, arrived Wednesday and
is the best made. There is no ne
cessityto send away for a surveyor
when we have SO good one handy.
Call on him for your blue prints.
There will be a special train from
Underwood to Bismarck are return
Sunday, June 18th, leaving Wash
burn at l1:15 A. NJ, and arriving at
Bismarck at lis P. M. Returning
leave Bismarck at COOP. M. Fare:
81. so round trip. Baseball between
Bismarck and Dickinson. The 500
has always sustained the reputa-
ton Of being .the peoples road"
Next Sunday, there will be SER
vices morning and evening at the
Cong. church. I'm the morning SER
vice at 1890, Mr. Bockhoveni4will
talk on "Solomon's Wise Choice"
and in the evening at 500 O'Clock,
"A Man without a Sky" Special
music at both services. You are
invited to the Sunday
school at 11:30 AN, and Y .P.S.C.E.
at 1880 P. NJ.
. The Chicago Great Western Ry.
will allow a ten day stop over at
either Chicago or Kansas City on
payment of 81 fee on through tick
cts to the Worlds Fair. For rates
and other information apply to any
Great Western agent or j. P. Ell
mer, G. P. A., Chicago, Ill.
Thursday afternoon while at
work at the case there came float
over the dreary oasis the rem
by a phonagraph located
across the way the good old famil-
lar songs "Where is My Wander
Boy tonight" and if the boy
had staid at home there would not
have been such an infection. And
the next was "Any Place is Home
Home to Ne" We believe
that any. old place is good enough.
,Washburn entertains "angels un-
aware" next week.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-06-11

Streeter, of the Emmons County
Record, says that there are a few
matters in Bismarck that does not
require penetrating inquiries"
about.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-06-11

Majestic Ranges,
Detroit Jewel Stoves,
DeLaval Cream Separators,
Fairbanks, Morse Scales, Windmills and Gas
Engines.
Floral City Furnaces. .
Elwood Wire Fence.
New Home Sewing Machines.
Reeds Anti Rust Tinware.
Hurds' R~efrigerators.
Heath & Milligan Paints.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-06-11
1.-THE PIONEER..
EXCLUSIVE
w STORE
OF MCLEAN COUNTY.

Steam Filters and Threshers' Supplies.
Dynamite and Miners Supplies.
Peters and Winchester Ammunition.
Window Glass.
BARBED Wire, Nails and Builders Supplies.
Bicycle Sundries.
Plumbing and Tin Shop.
Gums and Gun Repairing.
Wood Wagon Stock.
Blacksmith Supplies.
Fave Trough and Conductor Pipe.
Bar Iron and Steel.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28

M U NIInL VA "WNhN
ttr1H Ea trNr XIV fiNV AsntA sSalAp
IgaStg k1t sAa ~ tsHH Ann
saE an FT Il
RE Nts MefNsss 80 ! fEH
W. N3gag atast la fsg'n fi AisstH.
Nm. laaslsim EsagG1lt ga
.AhF Nskfiaa Ixlnti Wg re.
heals Iat elsfAtl mig RaNta .0as
rs1sit Ia beam IA, aaFum leaf Ga
NHR Hhht sat ssRaa islHi 80 babe
ttiHs 5yaa. itiR RGNbsR ituusa &C.
lfrnt utter al mstasR neatn s~eiann.sn,
et fA Rat a~Hndbernn init Tr rsyalst,
den IoHnte.- SlisIHnsa eurhiIes sF
bic RtiDtH ieiRtF 1Teunee uHe q muBit
fh nahirdsIi1 ,iRsehsasn, eab CT
Rsht bate.
-@s Ino ants p~erlpCbRts WsniAens
timber. bic lsine abHuns pom 9sbtn
bobep, ipie mein tapfsrss, tsiueS BABEL
bier Gr ftttihelte iber iay, brauntn
2odtu. uHo ais &c iebt nit ,iusm eIid.
Iihen Gdttln 3p ibm aufiah. btgriff sr
gar ni9t. bah sr .uur ben 9toanten
baben tounte. ie gu perIaFen, Inn cine
Sremoe pitIlsidt su beirat4eu. Gs tam
ibm erit iebt gang liar gum 8epuBts
fein. oos ie bob su ibm stbdlten bate
in isineu eIsnoeit,n Soften caB lie ibn
INNER bon Heusm ermuntsrt, INNER
anseitddeIt bate, bis ieiu Dert pollsns
bet mar, ipGbreno bic onoeren i'm ia
nur i'm Slid tannten, iba ais ben be-
riibmten 0ihter feisrten.
.Su. 0u-Gami(e-" Gr fonRte
Dor iiberitrOmenosm @efabl gar teine
Worte finber--. LIMB aus 2onoon
ipiro nidts, nidt pobr9 Dir miifen
eubli6 einmol ben 5ermin feitfsbsn,
ipeibt Du. 2ieb9-
uno als lie i'm frdstno auiab,
fldmmten feline Nussn auf uuo er fliis
fterte beiB uno leibeniddftlih: Den
Sermin u%ni.rer 9odSett, ndtiirlid."
Wit einsm 6reubenruf idlane lie
ibre arme UNI ieinen Sals.
r0a5u bin t9 ia bersstomm.n, i9
min DID nun balo fir INNER BEL mir
bdben. unb Dir ben Simmel bsrunters
bolen. biit 0u erit metn Iisbes Meib."
Der @nfuus ieirer Dorte mar 5ipdr
eine 2iige, bdfiir empfanb er dber umIo
aufri4tiger Den lsbten 3beil bes SdBss,
uno in 8ebanten fiigte er binSu: limb
iuem es ni6t puBt, baB meme 6ruu arm
iuar uno ii4 ibr 9rot ielbit psrbisnsr
muBte, uuf beifen @sie1i6aft pia ib
germ unb INNER ner3i6tsn."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28

SaMa az sow n saseaasf TN
NaS AagiEsa Aasat n an RfH
asA lAaasaet stsas
mn Mm gsn s4ssa
"a MaA @aa&m m tsk ara
ass usa sl NR 9nsM jugai Ml
am NuBnbaAs lu uhefimlnts
FFgf Aaan FpaE pgH itH ssiet3sH W
k&slS Rths wtbE. wa&tHp eseg lm
1saam. eak sdpRhias 3SemmslH.
aHe wutes alt, msbg peR ~lussiaaun
SlnHUagisH stgaall aRb Bsrielg,. als
ashtllt tpnHis e. aus bean 1usRhaais
snsIaNtH lpstesn. tam abst ieS!sth iH'S
uRtttluhuHasestdRsnib lpsstn IsH,A
RauhdRfaus. Essbdlb ihtfn az lhris
gems ,sinsu Ionottllttn RUNNER Su
,~mriinotn. flo pitImstr nun. natosm
feline Ssslt pon elmer ioldeH ihlptrsn
eait btfStit lpGr. sdnj sIEdIi1 81 iiiR'
len.
Tas ariminaIstriht peruribtiltt ibn
CUR Deportation nah autralitn. Sort
trbttlt az mad elmer Ntibe bon Sabren
spar isin. 5reibeit pttber, tsbrts aber
ni4t mad gnslano Suriid, Ionbtrn bIisb
In Der SUlonie. Gr cling In ben Sob
erdberoiitritt uno ipurbe od, lpsiI CT
bel Slid bate, stn r,idsr Wann. Run
fiibnte sr itinen SrsOtl audi NIT @,Ib.
tnbem sr itiuem ~ebemaIis,n Sreunb unb
Resimtntstameraben Sbomas Sus,iis
ION In 9uiIoforb $4,000 ala Gnti6Gois
guns ianote. Seine Radtommsn Ieben
nod beuts In guItrnli.n.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28

iaH sAAHsz sa vaa nsff
MnkMa NA4mAAA AS44AA-
Nta llngsg xfmrR2, esa &gwarsga
SA4lt4 10 eft 0s@@aie Asss nlE.
uln Ger psn Eifmsa knsfSnme lWgrl
Trr Rw2UF ear nl4g Faesa m1&
EsF wslns Tswksr eustt uHe snFgs
liRA iRk psm Nas seat amftsiAlaa
80 lits' i'm ianatn caiesfgaut
inA teugAt trtwwene EfenAa fNea,
ilHn intmer Rux N<gifEa< guut
limA imrrsr nay e~sgfslbe Ten
Eta EtAnlMAtsrnf - ttn Smhetitret -
Gin 0e6tn, &nstn fert ana foTt -
HEs els ssr Grabbing isgbtr lei
a4 iti's Elm siRlie labss 1crt.
Esn @ert-siR Stammeln las nno htis,
Tas-frunsatr TaitiRsmcunf pea
Hls aIts Gfa6es Rreu' une Vreis
eeit GHbesi,lu Der @tIt eEiAoa,
foetsen ane ggiHtai4oit
ltnb duer @anl Der Wett er9lit.
fas Npert roa eipiser SnopfeylTett:
IA Iiebe oin - To liebt ott,-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
6rOankrn(plittrr.

Der Neg 3u ben . D b Der Meniht
belt fiibrt oft our6 ibre 3isen.
auf Dem obeeerntetsu 6eloe Ger 2tibent
i6aft fteben bic Stoppeln Der Reue.
Stoe Srouuus bruuft stpsi 3euetn: {!
modts iOnit nismanO s~loubeu, oab mon Il
oumm mar!
Spieier fnO Die beiten geiipisle fir Der
Grut oes 2ebtns.
ueber f6 ielbft fBt ,u 8srtht
@er tets ben Stab iiber anoere bri6t.
@er i'm 2seeu alss i6iper uimmt, bot i'd
balo gu Soos geiblsppt,
Gin inns ertpisiener Sisuf ma6t Of
uns gum 8 ierer.
unpercisntsn Saoel peiien mir ,uriid
fur anperoisntes Sob ino mir oontbar.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
Sonorrhart Gtftamtntr.

Sn benz Seitdment zines 1701 p.rs
forbsnh G%nsllnbers b.iBt ss: Sd
bate bas ungliid, ala Srau Gliia6stb
N. gu beIiben. bic mid felt ~unfsrer
!9eiratb auf iebe Dirt sspeinist bat. sic
mafte ii9 ni9t ALIEN iiber mein. Ins
fi6ten Iuiig, ionbern tbdt audi alss,
mir oas 2eben 3u perbittern. Der Sims
mel ideint lie auf bic @elt geIdnbt Al
baben, bamit td bsito eber aus oieIer
f6eios. Die &raft Samions, Der @eiIt
Somers, bic atu9bsit bes IuguItus,
bic @etpdnbtbeit oss 9prrbus, bic Sc
bulb SobS, bic Spibfinbistsit Sannis
balls, bic Wa6famteit oes Sermp9enes
piirbeu nt6t dusreihen, bic Sarts
nGdigteit tbrer Sinnesdrt 81 bGnoi9en.
Rt6ts in Der Welt pdre i'm Stonbe,
fe gu Gnbern, benn mir baben adt
Sabre binour9 getrennt gelebt, obns
ooB i9 babel stpas ~getponnsn bate,
als ben 8erluit meines Sobnes, ben
lie bplitdnbig oerborben uno Der mid
auf ibrsn Ratb gGn3Iid perlafen bat.
Na6 retfliher uno iorgfdltiser llebers
lesung al oieier llmftGnbe perma6e i'd
Der s~snunnten Gliiabetb W., meiner
Grau, einsn Splitting" Der 1924 in
2ucca peritorbene Miramite binterlieb
fetn gauges 8srmOeen einsm 3arpfen,
ben er SpanSt9 Sabre in einsm alien
Sii6tei6 gebalten bate.
Cine Dame Ramens Roquemont ers
mamie gu Grben ibre 80 aaBsn, nobel
Il. gu oeren 8erpflesung genaue 0prs
idriften CAB. 2orb 8ccqep perfiigte
In ieinem SeItdment, bdB an ben bier
eden ieineS @rabes bic Bitten ielner
bier Sunb. aufseite1t perbsn Ioatsn.
Dor feinem Sobe lieb er bic Sbiere auf
2ebnitiblsn an ieinem 8ett unterbrin5
gen, ri6tete an lie feline lebten Worte
unb nabm ibrs 2isbtoiungen entgsgen.
Sm Sabre 1871 Itarb bel SoulpuIe Elm
Miaer, Der ieinen rotbbuurissn Gisl
Namens .papiqon" gum Gr6en eingss
ieBt bate nit Der 8eItimmung, bab
fetn Neffe bas Sbtsr tGgli9 I%orgfGltig
ftrisgsln unb bsIIen @naosnbrot aus
Dem Nudlab bsItrsiten ioae. Sas
Seitament purbe bon Yerndnbten pers
gebli9 areefo6ten. SIM Sabre 1899
iebts Elm Gran5ois Der Barrier Qfubss
ME Der i9Onsn 8inIte cine Sabresrents
bon 1000 Sranes aus, Die abipe6ielnb
etnsm Maler unb einsm 8ilo9ausr fir
bic 0orItsnung zines ainbes bon 8 Biz
Is Wonaten perlie6en ipsrben iplIte.
Der GrbluFer 6esrinbste oas 2sgat
bamtt, bub bic Slorentinsr S9ule nad
feiner anii6t esrabe bur9 Sarftelluns
gen FOLDER &inber einen bsipnberen
Gsi3 erlan9t babe. Der Dor Ginger
3eit in pdrts binseri9tsts M0rber
psusne3 binterlieB Elm e~igenbGnbiges
Seitamsut, gu bsHen @oaitreter er ben
Director Der S%trdfdnitalt Grdnbss Gps
quette ernannte unb porin er benz pros
tsltantif6en Pfdrrer 4rbour bic Mes
moiren Ieiner Susenb, bic Msmoiren
fetnes Gslieionsunterritts, feline 8ibel,
8riefe uno S9riften nit Der Grlaubs
nib psrma6te, bardus Elm BUD berauz
ftellen, ou3 idmmtliden S~trafdn'oltss
bibliotbefen einberleibt peroen fole,
bdmit bic Sugenb ale llmitdnbs tsnnsn
lerne, bic lie na9 unb rd9 in's Sc
fdnsnib brddten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
Aapoltons Alutb.

Guf bic Srase, OBJ Der S~ran3oIens
tdiier RapoIeun |. niemalS ben Mutb
Derlor, puroe neulid in einem 2onoos
n.r 8latt, an bic Reifesinbriids erins
merit, bic Der Sberit NetG Campbell ems
pfins, uIs er 1914 Hapolson auf benz
Wese mad Glbd Bis gum MitteImeers
bofeu ct. &apbdel (6reius) begleitete.
Napoleon mai am 20. Mprit nit bier
Rommif dren unb mebreren Sffi3iereu
Der 8erbiinbeteu BON 6ontatnebledu
na9 Siibfrantrei6 aufsebroden. Die
eriten gtappen Der Reife perlisfen obne
3tpil9enfau, i'm Siiben aber mafte
bas Bolt ieiner Grbitterung 2uft, 70
odB Napoleon gu @ertleibunsen greifen
muBte. Gr taufhte feline Uniform ges
gen ben nit benz SbereiiensS rben ees
fhmiidten Rod bes 0fterrsi6iIhen
2OmmiHars Seller, ben Sut bes @rafen
bon Walbburg uno ben Mantsl bes
@rafen S6unalotp UNI unb beitieg elm
Pfero, pGbreno in benz fir ibn be-
ftimmten Wagen bdlo Der Mari9du
Bertrand, bolo elm ruiFi9er Mbiutant
Plab ndbm. SroBoem bra6ten i'm bic
9robun9en bes pobels tpiebsrbolt aus
Der 6afung. Cine Dtrtbin bon Ga
golIaoe, Bel Der maj eints6rts, crying
iid iiber ben &diIer, ben lie nt4t err
tapnte, in ben srObften SdmGbungen;
tpsnn lie Dem &orien begegne, pirbe fe
ibn NIT eigenen 9Gnosu umbringen. Ssn
Oregon. Oepdrtement Rbonemiinbunz
gen, bate Die burrenbe Msnse ben Reis
ter trob Der @srmummuug ertunnt. Gr
tpirb nit Steinpurfen berfolet, man
um5tnselt i'm, trennt i'm poriibergebenb
bon ieiner 8esIeitung. reiBt ibm bic
HodtnDpfe ob uno Ipudt linn tn's &C.
iiht. Napoleon lit erbfabl; bic SbrGs
men quellen ibm aus ben 4ueen, er pers
tbeibist ii9 nidt, er lit bin unb itamz
melt Oh Der niebertrd1tiqen 8eruns
slimpfunsen eiuise un3uiammsnbdns
genbe Dorte. llnb Der Wann, Der ben
3ob 10 oft Dol li4 fob, pirb plOBli4
bon einem unfdgbaren gntfeben ersrifs
fen. gr finbct peoer ems Der Worte,
nod cine Der @eberoen, fpomtt sr na9s
Der, als er pieoer nd9 Srdntreih fam,
bi. 5er5en gsipaun. Gr lGbt li6 seben,
i9iiBt inftinttmGBis fem @eli9t, anes
Raiferli1e 1T perI9puuben; er bat
angit. 0a fubt ibn elm pebtpesener
Bauer am 2ragen unb befieblt ibm:
r@s lebs Der a0nis!" gu rufen. llnb
Napoleon ruff NIT peritOrtem @.iidt:
,@s Iebe Der aOnts!" .2auter!"
f6oat es aus Der Mense, unb Der Be
berrIher Der West ruff nit neuer Mrs
ftrengung: .Gs lebe Der aOnie!" @ers
gebens fu9en bic 8esleiter, bic Diis
tbsnoen 5u bei4pi6tiesn. Gin Weib
befeitigt nit elmer Stednabsl an benz
QUITE Rapoleons bic tpeiBe 8otaroe.
Der i'm 4diisrpaeen itbsuoe General
Bertrand permus nidts aus3uri4ten;
erit einsm Rittsr Dom bl. 2uonig, be
lambert, eelinst IS, benz piiIten aufs
tritt elm Gnoe gu MAIDEN. Hapoleon
aber, nod trumpfbuft 3ittsrnb, treibt
Iein pferb an, eilt, als pdrs sr Elm 3us
ri,r, an bic Spite bes 3ugss, uno man
bemertt, bab er bic ibm eben aufses
stpunssne Sotdroe ala S6uB nod fsitsr
an isinen Sut beftet. Sang gu iid
a6er tpmmt ,r srit tpiebsr ouf S1Iob
Bouiaibou, tpo er feline S6peitsr, bic
SurItin 8orsbeie. pieberfinbet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28

Ni4t nm ales. Gina: rgrr -
.iuen S6nupfer mOdte i9 nidt beiras
then, ntht UNI QGes in Der Wslt."-
8ert 3 a .0enn sr aber re6t reiG)
pGr.?"-2 ina: Sra, bd miibte er
fdon iebr reid i.in!"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-02-12

WIsCONsIN'S RECORD.
FAITHFULLY TOLD in READABLE
SHAPE.
Trusted Employe Under Arrest for Al.
legged Embezzlement jury frees
EriS Paulson-W Wolves Seen in Mani
towoc co.-Lived ever 100 Years.

While denying that he embezzled S5,-
400 from the Racine offices OF the Mil
waukee Light. Heat and Traction Com
pany, Charles w. Brown, the night CASH
ier. is said to have paid to officers OF
the company $780, after being dischars-
ed, and promised to pay $500 within
few days. This he said, he would rather
do than have the charges become known
to the public For two years. or since
he came to Racine to become night cash
Ter in the street railway offices, where
he handled thousands of dollars, Brown
has been popular He became prominent
in north side society circles. A young
lady to whom it is said his engagement
was shortly to be announced was inform
ed of the alleged defalcation and the
shock to her was most serious. Brown
had charge of all money in the office dur
ing the night 1t is claimed that Rrown
would go to each car and, opening the
registers, set the machines back and by
so doing would be able to steal certain
amount and i'll two years he is charged
with having taken nearly $500 Brown
has decided to retain an attorney and
besides trying to prove his Innocence Will
endeayor to recover the $500 he CLAIMS
he paid William Mckay, auditor OF the
company
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-02-12

migration by the terrific explosion, which
occurred some minutes after II a. M A
sharp, splitting roar went up with re-
Verberating thunder. This was followed
by peculiar whistling noise. like that
made by shrill wind. The churches in
the central section of the city were filled
with worshipers, many of whom became
frightened, and, while no pancs cnsued,
hundreds of men and women left their
seats and went outside to see what had
happened.
In Il few moments the streets and
pavements all over the city We're crowded
with excited people. Another deafening
crash occurred and dense columns of cin-
ders and smoke shot up over the central
section of the city and in 4 huge brown
column moved rapidly toward the north
east. Borne on the strong southeast
wind, the column of smoke blazing cin-
ders and even pieces of tin roofing spread
over the center of the city and Il rain of
cinders fell, compelling pedestrians to
dodge red-hot pieces of wood.
Two more explosions followed and
thousands of people hurried to the scene
of the fire. OF all the spectators, COM
paratively few saw the fire itself. They
could not get within half mile Of it.
Even the policemen guarding the APP
proaches to the fire had to repeatedly
shift their positions and dodge falling Gin
ders. Pieces of tin 6NS feet square were
lifted into the air by the terrific heat,
sailed upward like paper kites and when
they reached Il point beyond the zone %
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Brief State HaDnensnrs.

De Soto is to have Il bank III the very
near future. 1t will be started by Yer
non County capitalists
Theodore RIGHT, Il truck farmer. was
struck by Il train at Appleton Junction,
but was not injured seriously
The North Tissue Paper Mill Com
pany Of Appleton has increased its cap
ital stock from $4,000 to 100000
Fire drills have been inaugurated III
the public schools of Necnal, and Me-
nasha. and gongs and special alarms
have been placed in all the school build
ings.
1t is claimed that on the books Of RAJ
cine physicians there are 1890 names Of
people who refuse to pay physicians
bills. The Physicians Association has
declared war on this class Of people.
Mrs. Arson Case. mother Of Mrs. r.
NJ. La Toilette, died in Baraboo She
suffered stroke Of paralysis ten DAYS
before. Besides the Governors wife.
she leaves Il husband and one son, LEROY.
The Pulpwood Supply Company of
Appleton, which furnished pulpwood to
many paper mills i'll all parts of the
country. will get thousands of cords of
spruce wood from Minnesota Eext spring.
Miss Della Reynolds came near being
burned to death III Beloit Her braid
of hair caught fire from a stove, and was
soon i'll flames. Members of the family
tore the blazing clothing off her body,
but she was frightfully burned, as was
her mother in helping her.
A young man registering at the Cooper
House i'll Oconomowoc as Harold O'Neil
of GAINESVILLE. is said to have stolen about
5000 from the Casper family and several
OF the boarders at the hotel He went
through the bedrooms, it is thought. and
stole whatever valuables he could find.
Miss Sophie Peterson of Black River
Falls. attendant ut the Home for the
Feehie-AIindei i'll Chippewa Falls. died
suddenly Her death is attributed to q
shock received on her way from Duluth.
when man was run over by a train. and
she viewed the mangled remains.
john W. Fulton OF Oshkosh and Dan
lei B. Southland Of Chicago capitalized
under the name OF the Oshkosh Roat
Company at $4,000 have leased land On
the river front and will erect Il plant
40xS0. two stories high. for n,anufac-
turing canoes, rowbo.-.s ai-l nanb+ha
launches
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gincs were sent to Washington and Phil
adelpha and about 1 p. m. six engines
arrived from Washington and four from
Philadelphia and joined in the battle
with the flames.
Engines from stations in Baltimore,
Howard, Anne Arundel and Hartford
counties also arrived as soon as possible,
some of the apparatus travelling a dis
lance of thirty miles and more. Water
plugs in every section within radius of
half a mile from the fire were in use
and it is roughly estimated that there
were $50 hose all playing at one time
upon different parts of the conhagration.
Owing to the great congestion of fire
apparatus, the crowds Of people and the
general confusion many of the engines
from out of town were unable to find a
place where they would be Of any ser
vice.
The police powerless to cope with loot
ers, appealed for help. Two local regi-
nents of militia were ordered out. and
two troops of United States regulars
from Fort McHenry came to watch prop
eIty and arrest thieves.
The Whole>city was notified of the con
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BALTIMORE SWEPT BY FIRE

Several of the largest banks, contain
ing funds roughly estimated at $1,000
co., are in ruins. No one knows if the
cash in the red-hot vaults is redeemable
or not.
By o'clock forty costly buildings had
been ruined dozen blocks had been
all but devastated. A high southwest
wind, augmented by the artificial gales
which heated air and vacuums bring
forth had been helping the flames along
from the outset. At nightfall, however,
this wind increased. Cinders and ashes
were blown for dozen miles. Balti-
more's residence section was enveloped in
SCOT Hot fagots fell upon the people
gathered in the downtown streets and
many were burned severely.
Though every bit of tire-fghting APP
paratus in the city was called into requi-
sition as the flames continued to spread,
the firemen realized that they had task
before them which was too great for
them to combat. kilograms for fire en-