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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-01-29
The Flight Of the Locust.

Writing In the Empire Review on the
locust In South Africa, s. u. Kitchen
says: Locusts are very tiny creatures,
at most two or three inches long, yet
giant Jawcd and shelled IN grim
brown mail 10 hard that as they strike
II causes a sharp smnrt. They travel
In such numbers that II takes them
four or five days to pass over. The
scouts alone, lowering in patches like
red dust clouds, are numerous enough
to destroy the vegetation OF district,
while the main body. high up In the air,
a host Of little black specks. stretches
out into an intermlnable screen be-
tween heaven and earth. Tho tanning
Of their wings brings a fresh GOODNESS
over the hot earth even In the depth
OF summer. There seems TO be fresh
breath OF ozone as OF the sea.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-01-29

stopped TO get glass OF milk the
other day at New Jersey farmhouse
said the cOmmuter and the female
head Of the establishment, who had
six children playing around. wns In
clined TO repine at her hard luck In
having no much work TO do.
II run this whole farm" she re-
marked in a tone which indicated that
she was ready to resign.
How many acres have your | In
quired.
"A hundred and forty"
Got any stock?"
"Ten head of cattle, two cows. six
hogs and work horses for the place"
"And you run the whole business p
| asked.
Indeed, do; every hide and hair of
It," she sighed.
Don't you hire some belpT
"Of course, but faint hired help that
takes the load often ones body" There
was some philosophy In that, and |
paused a minute.
Haven't you got husbandT then
asked alphabetically.
YES" she said sternly, but, you see,
| have TO run him too"-New York
Mall and Express
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-01-29
The pammnra.lt Afrlca.

In Cations "Tropll... South Africa"
It Ii stated that the Dammaras use no
term beyond three and that when they
wish to express four they take to their
fingers, Beyond five they cannot count
at all. 1t IL seldom, however, that they
lose In a bargain through their inability
to count. When barterlng, each sheep
or OK or whatever they may be sell
Ing must be paid for separately. II
this rate Of exchange were at the rate
Of two sticks of tobacco for one sheep
II would greatly puzzle Dnmmara to
accept four sticks for two sheep. Gal
ton says that he several times paid
them in that way and that the Dam
mara forthwith set aside two sticks for
one OF the sheep, and even when he
found that he had two sticks left for
the other sheep he still had his doubts
as TO the genuIneness of the transac-
ton and wns not satisfied until two
sticks were put into his hand and one
sheep driven away and then another
two sticks given to him for the other
sheep.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-01-29

Johnson - Does your wife speak
Frenchi
Thompson She thinks she does.
you don't speak II, do your
mo"
"Then how do you know she doesn'tr'
IL watched a French walters face
the other day when she was talking IA
him, and ri be blamed II he didn't
look M n he had the t0othachew
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-01-29

Although the hysterlcal laughter OF
the laughing hyena IL not. as WINS once
supposed, the outcome OF deliberate
attempt to decoy unwary travellers to
their doom. this strange animal is. new
ertheless, one OF the most cunning OF
dumb animals. lie IL no suspicious OF
everything he does not understand that
the sight of even bit OF string at once
puts him on his guard. Trappers are
aware OF this fact and generally use
the stems OF creeping plants instead OF
string Of any kind In setting their
spring traps.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-01-29

Magistrate (seyerely) Prisoner, how
did you have the audacity to break into
this mans house Mt midnight and rob
himf
Prisoner (piteously)-But, your honor,
last time was before you you wanted
TO know how | could have the nudac'
ity TO rob n man In broad daylight.
When do you expect me to get In my
work.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-01-29

Little Bobby--I can't find my hat and
coat
Father crushing abouO-I can't find
mine either. don't see what your
mother does with things. She's gone
out, and there's nothing for US to do
but hunt TIL We 6nd EN- or else stay In.
Little Bobby (after long thought
Let's look on the hall rack.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-01-29

Eyes, I have launched my new
yacht" said Mucbpop.
"What do you call herT' asked the
friend
NAMED her for my nntlve city
Brooklyn"
"And did you smash bottle OF wine
across her bow when she was chris
tenedw
mo. indeedi We broke a nursing
bottle full of Judge.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-01-29

She (nt the review groundsl-What
an imposing figure Captain Borrows
hnsl
Ife-Yes; naturally 70.
She -And why naturally, prayf
He-oh. he's always imposing on his
friends. Philadelphia Inquirer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-01-29

Ida-That parrot Ii always saying.
sit close"
May-Yes It's hard 10 say whether
bis former owner was a street cur con
ductor or n young lady keeping regu-
lar company.--St Louis Star.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-01-29

Squlbbs -- Cr1sus, tho miser, was
drowned last evening.
Hlbbs-H How dld II happen1
Squlbbs-He fell from steamboat
I reached down and asked him 10 giyo
the his hand. He said he had nothing
10 give and sank.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-01-29

"of course" said Mrs. Extrygood,
you are fond Of bright. precocious
bablesT
"oh, yes: certainly" replied Old
Batch, but draw the line on the
supposed smart sayings made up by
the parents and loaded on on the poor
ipfints." - Baltimore American.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-01-29

Harlow-I noticed you called Fred
brother" Does he belong to some &C.
cret society that you dot
sballop-I don't belong TO any secret
society. call him brother because my
wife once promised 10 be sister tn
him Boston Transcript.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-01-29

II didn't sec Ranter play Hamlet,
but understand that be thpcw great
deal OF fire into the part
II don't know about that but INC
manager did. Ranter u back In yaude'
viIle."-Toledo News Bee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-01-29

Customer (angrily)-You said that
hair rUstOrer you sold me n couple Of
weeks ago would work like charm.
and II didn't do any good at all.
Druggist But, my dear sir. no one in
this enlightened age believes IN the Of.
ficacy OF charms.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-10

ODuTllW JeJ tu ihu1ete u syoaasa
prcriii podie pfanfi.
: Kdokoli by 81 pfal mas casopis
ia ukazisa, mnzc tyz cbdrzeti, kddyzz
re pfihlasi v nasi ufadovne, {. 500
w \. ul.
= Ct6n6 spolky, zeimena vybory
a pofadatele zabav upozornujeme,
ze mali nyni pfilezitost prostfedni-
ctvfm naseho listu uyesti v nejsirsi
znamost podniky sve. Minnesotske
Noyiny rozsifeny jsou st. Paul j
| v Minneapolis We innoiia steoii wits
cich, nebof zasilame je mimo jn
rekolika set pfedplatiteld ma ukaz-
ku mnohym stdm tech, jichz adresy
jsme mohli zvedeti a ziistiti tax
teay ohlllaSska hstn naEem obeznami
temef celou 6eskou yefejnost. Ia
chlasky citame yelice mfrne q sicc
"a ohlasku etyfpalcovou iednom
Isloupci $l.00 "a jednou ohlaseni me-
be $3.50 za tfikrat. Kdyz 81 date de-
Hat plakaty ohlasujici zabavu, stoji
lsas mnohem vice nez to piece do
stanou se tyto pouze k rukoum OBJ
lmezeneho poctu lidi, kdezto ohla-
lskou Minnesotskych Novinach zvi
TO celia teska yefejnost.
| = Match co ma prodei, mate ny.
ins sEilazsinss. abugte to nabidli ve
Ifejn6. tax abr d tom yslclani zydde'
hi 0hlazka Minnesotsk ycii Novf
mach nestoii mnoho.
PotFebujete-li dslnika, deite 9
lmalou ohlazku do Noyin, bude Il
Istat pouze 25 centd a dojista ze q
sam jich nekolik pfihlasi.
4 + Pan r. p. Rumreich, obliben.
starry 6esky obchodnfk 2 Pisku, Sev
, Oak, zastavil Sc nasem meste
svJfcfit svJfcfit sstsasr4ch sstsasrS4ch znamsch, jsa ma dvou
? rlesicnfch prazdninach, PR Gem
. naystfvi st.-louisskou yystayu a sv
pfately We Wichita, Kans., a jinde
! lHvlo nam nillm > MIN Sc sezna
a lmiti.
81 > Nasledkem huste mlhy a nepo
+ rozumeni danym rozkaztm, srazil
Z Sc We stfedu 2. listopadu 8. he
a dine ranni ma tratich Chicago, Mi
: waukee st. Paul, ma Western av
i diva nakladni vlaky, jeden nalozt
, M zbozfm jeden dobytkem. Jede
! parostroi q dvanact voz1 pfislo tar
al K rozbiti. vyima skody utrpen6 n
l. maietku, ma stesti nepfisel nikdo
h porantni.
ri X tezkeInu q yaznemu popaler
Fl Iu ve6er pred ysemi syatymi - la
a low'een - pfisla 81. Mamie Ma,
q nard ma st. Anthony Prior nj. :
u ehtsjfc SWIM mlad5m hostum uk'
. zati Hallow' 'eensky zertik, drzela
Il rukou nadobu 8 horicim linen, kdl
se pojednou chytily se ma nj hedvabr
M Eaty q ohen pocal sc rychle po C
geilfm teIe siritii. rfitornna nlaf
TX spolecnost byla talk zaleknuta,
n zadnf V pfekyapeni nespechal kn r
i moci pfispeti; teprye kfikem priv
!" lanemu otci podafilo &c plameny
"A dusiti. pfivolany lekaf shledal,
In popAleniny jsou vazne, ale be sc p
.u zdrayi.
d. r Skvel6ho uvftanf cd zdejsi'
il NGmcn dostalo se noyemu mem
L. ckemu konsulu pro seyerozapad, P
b. lnu Hans Il. Grunow-oyi Y Moza
= lsini, Q. listopadu. Ma slavnosti pos
e lleli Ne zastupci ysech zdejsich mem
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-10

dyflko, name dnes s teDou male
sfosfir;ss,: Kan iidsss Supcvati, sdyz
potFebujes neco pro domacnost9 -
Koupis to od naktartiso tech OBJ
chodnikii tv6ho okoli, n6lnz isl
pfesvedcena, be jest fadnJm a po-
ctivym obchodnikem a da ii dobre
a poctiy6 zbozI ga TIVE dobre penize
a kdyz by sc stal neiaky omyl, mii-
zes k nsmu pfijiti We Sc yysyetli
a napravi? Aneb jezdis do mesta do
naktereho tech humbukafskJch OBJ
ciaoid, kter5 aiji iakaj sFeess,,:ass sFees,,:ass saa::s:s-
kafskymi ohldskami a nabizeji tfeba
skutecne jednu neb dv6 v6ci lacino,
ale kdyz koupis neco jineho, nezli
tn iednu nebo dve v6ci, zaplatis TO
draze iestli ii vstra neiaky smeid,
aneb nejakJ hadr, bylo by marno.
abys Jim to domlouvala, aneb vra-
celia. M1ze byt, ze snad nekdy pre-
ce n9co sveho domaciho obchod-
nfka koupis TO tfebas kdy Sc U
praye penez nedostaya, kdezso hoto-
vi penize isl pred tim @ve mest6'
n6kter6m 4 tech humbukafskych
krAmn utratila q tfeba nakoupila
tam yseliiake trety a zbytecnosti, jel
mi nepotfeboyala, ale ktere Il tam
do Okla paddy. A ted vec potfeb-
nou ides koupit k nejblizsimu zna-
rn6mu spolehliveanu obchodnikn =
"a aa!.s:a. clEekAvAz, aby Il II rrofa
iesta leynsji, nezli ten huInbukai
m6stE "a hotoy6. To jsou ale ne
moznosti nemsla bys ie ocekavat
ami pozadovat. A kampak chodi
q koho obt1zujes, kdyz vas spolel
pofada n1jakou zabavu, aneb fai
dili bazAr, aneb n6co podobneho
mate listky ma prodei? Jdes sna'
tam do mGsta X tomu nejakem1
humbnkAfi, kan penize lindy zana
AIS, ably ii nejake listky odkoupii
Doiista BE ne! To hned viz, KID
naleznes toho syeho znameho spo
1efliivesilo otbciiodnika Ten md acje
nom leyneji na duh, nezl jinde =
hotove prodavat, ale ma nesti TAX
yeskere bfim9 nArodniho neb spo
Royeho zivota vydani. A co
kdyz tydi manzei ztrati praci n
psjaky cas-, aneb jest nemocen a M
vydSIAvag Chodis snad pax naks
,cvat do tech humbukafsSych yelkt
zliyodd, aneb jdes ma toho svSho m'
ltho obchodnika, ably ii cekal n
dlah dd.a.ssal dd.a. al hndete moci opet Il
platiti? /? Doyol, rnila krajanko, abyC
ii fall. iestli das NC chytit n0 Il
hunhuku. ze nciednas dobfe. Pos
porui ty, kteFi podporuii tebe
fvou yec. Takoye nbchodniky male
neS oznarnene tomto listu. To jse
.obchodnici. ktefi 81 vazi pfizns G
cha kteff posIouzl krajanum poct
VI ssedomitI. kdyz ysecky ma
spar, s;,:.:si:ls Il llss-s.ssy=lssA ht4.nafls sannii sye
obchodnf pfizeh obchodnikum
SVEN okoli, dojista he podivi sc, j
zkyGIati bude to okoli obchodne
prospschu vsech. Jedno stare pi
slovf pravi: "Moudremu napoyez
Kazdy novy pfedplatitel
Minnesotske Noviny obdrzi rom'
ssKral biskup" cd sam6ho pocatl
bezplatn1. Take jest kazdy pre-
platitel opravnsn ku premii q
CO bud kalendafe, Czech aneb .
nerikan, aneb jine knihy, aneb Q
srazy, vie "a nepatrny doplatek. :
..Jestli iste neobdrzeli seznam pI
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-10
St. Paul Minnesota We ctvrtek dne 10 lstopadu 1904

ckych spolkd. Celia slavnost byla
razu Giste nemeckeho - zpiyany ne
mecikee narodnf pffsnts, pffns d pffedanaseny
feci pfipitky, nichz vynaseny
zasluzne tiny skutky nemeckeho
zivlu v Americe hlayne ma severe
zapade, kde znacny pocet Nemcd III
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-10

We ttvrtek, dne >. liatopadu,
ositafAsniiii ooddAnii bb;slii bb;ysllii veIp. Ryyadeu p ] 7
pafizek - Il. Marii Hamplovou. -
Mladencem pfi snatku byl bratr ze-
nicha, Frantisek Paffzek o druzic-
kou Anna Novakova. Po skonce-
nych oddavkach nastoupih noyo-
manzele cestu po draze do Belle
PLANE, k rodiddm p. Pafizka, kde
We X svatebnimu veseli bylo jiz pfi-
ehygtAno, a kde iak naleM vsichni SO
bavili. Po svatb9 vratili se opet
novomanzel6 do sv6ho domova st.
Paul, kde p. Pafizek je zamestnan
co stavitel znam ie vseobecne, isa
vydatnym tinitelem pfi spolkoyem
ziyot9, kde zastaya rozlicne spolkove
1fady. Nevesta je znama pro syo-
il bodrou Geskou poyahu protoi
pfeieme obema mnoho zdaru a ste-
SIT.
r Pfi pravidelne skolnf schulz
i usnesla Sc skolni rada, pozadati me
sto, by povolilo s775,0o0 ku potfeb.
nym vsloham, totiz opravam, yyta'
p4nf vydrzovanf mestskych vefei'
lnych skol. V obnosu tom zahrnutJ
| ieou tez dluhopisy 100000, ne.
dayno vydaiia Z PoToils;:ss5 i s;s ls zen fs Z.
ma byti pouzito S64o,00o ku We
obecn6mu vydrzoyani skol sluzn6
no ucciiteiadrn, ssfo55,oooo ssfo55 oooo pro move
stavby, vytapeni atd., q $4,000 M
|: opraFu zkod zplsobensch cyklonen
ninuleho srpna. Plat ucitell bud'
obnaseti "a rok kolem $5O2,00o.
James Foster, ktery odsedel
!, iiz fadu let statnich kaznicich
-lbyl chycen pfi vyrazeni tabulovycl
oxen We meste. Tyz rozbil jich neko
lik "a jeden veder, jedno u spen
. Ger Cafe Gene $l00. Byl poslal
; ma 30 dni do pracovny. Ma Sc "a to
he nasledkem dlouheho zalafovan
!, ievi ma sob9 znamky pomatenosti.
= Nepekneho uvitani dostalo .
! ma zdejsim Union nadrazi jistem'
t Michaelu Mooney-ovi pani Ann
i Connoroye Waubay, S. ID. Oh
! lpfijeli sem, by zde mohli pohodln
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-10

mil, pfihlaste se v nasi iftadovne a
cbdrzite jej tu mdzete 81 vybrati
fsrcssai podie pfanff
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-10

I@s
r PAM Rose Bell, ma State Wa
ter ui. yracejicf Sc o 7. bod. vcccrI
z blfzkeho grocerniho obchodu, by
la zasazena pfi pfechazeni trate
Rock Island nakladnfm vlakem a
jedna noha pfi tom il byla ufiznu-
ia. JestG teze noci zemfela ne
mocniei.
r Komise, jez ma ma starosti pc
siny pro bicyklisty, zaslala protest k
rn9stsk6 rade, ze nenf proyadien stat
nj zakon, ktery vyzaduie. by bicy-
kliste vyzvedli 81 drive povoleni, nez
mohou pouzivati cesty urcene pro
ne. Stiznost udava, Re Sc naleza
21o mil cost pro bicyklisty okre-
su, jez byly zfizeny nakladem S16,-
900, he kdyby zakon byl policej-
MIN odborem provad6n, obnasel by
pfiiem povolenf $4,000 rocne.
= pfi operni spoletnosti Wood
land, ktera po nekolik dni nasem
r6st1 dGinkovala, naleza Sc tez w
horny Gesky hudebnik ma housle
francouzsky rob, p. Frant. Kryl
| Chicago, bratr v6hlasneho virtuosf
ma kfidlovku, Bohumfra. Pan Kry
jako dobry Czech nezapomnsl tea s'
! .ls-safuafi da aeAkA 1Evrti.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-10

= Kdokoli by 81 pfal mas casopis
ia ukazsa, mazc tyz obdrzeti, kdyi
re pfihlasi nasi dfadovne, {. 59s
w 7. ul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26

deal In avoiding actual hostilites. |
return with the same pacific spirit,
feeling that II Is for the benefit OF
civilization. There viii be no re-
course to war. and am also DESTROYS
Of avoiding placing any obstacle In
the way Of building the canal and
otherwise carrying out the canal pro-
ject, which win result 10 the benefit
Of Colombia by increasing business
activity In that region and inducing
the Investment of American capital.
Concerning the differences between
the United States apd Colombia and
Colombia and Panama. hope and be-.
lieyc they can be arranged In q man
ner honorable TO all concerned. The
matter Of adjustment In question for
the future, but II viii be my policy II
| accept the presidency TO seek an hon.
orable adjustment.
"Sccy. Hays suggestion Of a plebIs-
cite In Panama seems To be good
plan. do not doubt that some way
Of arriving at a settlement Will be
found"
The general gave the impression that
he vas likely u accent the presidency.
The Inauguration will take place on
Aug. Z.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
ARMY.NAVY WAR.
Admiral Dewey Resents Intrusion
OF Army Into Naval Affairs.

Washington, March 2b.--At p meet.
ing OF the Joint army and navy board
few days hence Admiral Dewey and
Pear. Admiral Taylor, representing the
general board Of the navy. will oren
war On the proposed intrusion OF The
army iriD naval warfare.
Admiral Dewey wants a decision now
on whether there II to be one navy or
two. II the Joint board decides that
there shall be two adnirals. newey
Will carry the fight into Congress,
The objection ls TO the proposed pur-
chase of submarine boats to operate
with the land batteries in harhor d.
Tense work. Admiral Dewey's 0pposl'
,cr Is bascd on the theory that 4 the
war department get one submarine II
soon would want more, and thar II then
would seek to have monitors lnc bat
tleships hUilt for the defense Of mar
hOrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
FIVE NEGROES
SHOT TO DEATH.
We're Taken from the Guards by
A Crowd Of Masked Men
And Murdered.
MAKES NINE IN ONE WEEK.
The Killings Are the Result of Race
Troubles---,lob New in Pursuit
OF More Victims.

Little Rock, Ark, March ga spe-
cIal to the Arkansas Gazette from De-
witt Arkansas county. says 1--WE ne
groes, who had been arrested as a re-
suit Of race troubles at st. Charles.
were taken from the guards by a crowd
Of men and shot to death.
The victims were jim Smith. Charley
Smith, Mack Baldwin, Abe Bailey Gar
rett Flood.
This makes nine negroes that have
been killed within week on account Of
race troubles The killing of Randall
Flood, VIII Baldwin and viii Madison
by constable's posse "Wednesday
morning while the posse was seeking
two negro offenders named Griffin, be
gan the slaughter The search FOR the
sheritIs posse was fired on by negro,
Aaron Slnton, from ambush The posse
returned the fre, killing Sinton.
Five other negroes, Jim Smith,
Charles Smith, Mack Baldwin. Abe
Bailey aud Garrett Flood, were ar
rested, Last night crowd took them
away from the guards and shot them 10
death.
II Is reported late this afternoon that
the Griffin boys have been captured. II
so, probably they will be Killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
INF PARCHMENT OF
JUDGE SWAYNE.
House Committee on Judiciary in
Its Report Recommends Pro-
ceedings Against Him.
HARSH, CRUEL AND TyRANNICAL
Said to be Under Malign Influence Of
A Bad Man Charged With Vic.
lating L. $. Statutes.

Washington, March 2j.-"Rcsolyed,
That Charles Swayne, judge "l le
district court Of the United States in
and for the Northern district OF Florida,
be impeached OF high mlsdcmearois,'
This Is the recommendation Of the
house committee on the judiciary to
the house In the report Of the commit
tee flied today by Representative Pal
mer Of Pennsylvania, chairman Of tie
subcommittee which investigated TIC
case against Judge Swaync. After dts
GUSHING the charges In detail against
Judge swayne, the report concludes a9
follows
Judge Swayne has so conduit "a
himself as 10 earn the reputation Cf
being susceptible to the mallgn inilu-
tnce Of q man of VIGOROUSLY bod char
acter,
"Ils has shown himself 10 DO harsh,
tyrannical and oppressive. unmndful
Of thu common rule of Just and up
right Judge,
"Iie has continuously and persistent
" violated the plain words OF 2 stat
ute of the United States and subjected
himself TO punishment for the comIlis-
sion OF a high msdemeanor.
For these reasons the honor Of the
judiciary, the orderly and decent I'D
ministratlon Of public justice ana the
welfare Of the people Of the United
states demand his impeachment and
removal from the high place which his
ctrduct has degraded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
FRANZ SIGEL'S son.
While Insane lie Tries to Kill a
Neighbours Wife.

New York, March 26.-- Rudolph f..
Slgel son Of the late Gen. Franz
Sigel, has tried to kill Mrs Uriah.
the elderly wife of neighbor at Egg
Harbor, n. j. Sigel, who had been dis
charged from an asylum where he had
been under treatment, settled near Egg
Harbor several years ago, and took
up tht work OF cultivating berries and
fruit lie acted strangely ut times,
but was considered harmless,
Early In the morning he suddenly
walked into Urlah's house and attacked
the old lady with knife She received
several stabs In the head and neck. but
escaped from the house screaming for
help Policemen captured the mailman,
who was hurried 10 an asylum,
Several hours later, Il was discovered
that one of the Sigel children was mis-
sing, II Is now feared that II was
killed and the body hidden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
Little House FURNISHINGS.

O. S Tea Kettles and improved
Ming Decorative Fans ''."2c
Coffee Pots The Gem makes delicious Coffee quart 'bo
3
china
Wash Boilers No OF tin with copper
,,,,
enameled Tea Doc each
galvanized Water Pals sligo each
Coffee Pots, I5o
Japanned Flour Bms""""..,
moids for puddug je to Acc
Heather sink Scrubs each
Strong Fork Boxes l5c
nickel mounted Oc
Kitchen Towel Rack 90 pong) loo each
Wellington Knife Polish box c each
quality Toilet Paper 1000 sheets roll
White Maple Tooth Picks"'''''''''' ''''''''5c box
Asbestos Stove Plates with handles
White embossed lace Shelf Paper
Knife Board. Cleaner shapeneru
Bon Ami cleans nickel poshes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
Gold Bricks from Alaska.

Seattle. Wash, March 25,--The
steamship Cottage City arrived this
morning from Skagway, ALASKA, with
$4,000 In gold bricks.
Seventeen thousand dollars came
from Dawson City, consigned 10 the
Canadian Bank OF Commerce In Seat
tie. The balance will be forwarded TO
San Francisco, The vessel also 5rC light
20 tons Of fresh hallbut from Juneau
and Wrangel narrows.
The ship had 80 passengers. No bad
weather was encountered on Tie Tip,
but II was unusually cold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
Wisconsin Wins Insurance Case.

Madison, Wis March 26.--In the cir
cult court the case Of the state lnsur-
ance commissioner against the Equit-
able Life Assurance Society OF the
United States was decided in favor OF
the state, The case Is one In which
the state sought to compel the insur-
ance company to distribute several
million dollars OF surplus funds among
policy holders IN Wisconsin. The case
will be appealed. The suit affects near
ly s3OO0OO0 600 Of surplus that has been
withheld by insurance companies doing
business In Wisconsin for the last 30
years or more. The decision will af-
feet more than 30 companies