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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-28

The convention to be held Friday
has little to do with state affairs or
pushing this or that person to the
front outside of Congressman Hogg
who comes up for denomination.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-28

The Republican, be he regular or
anti who fails to fall in line in support
OF the ticket headed by j. w. Springer
in Denver will be unworthy Of party
recognition in the future.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-28

ST. PETERSBURG, April 25.-It de-
yelops that the Petropav4ovsk was the
treasure vessel of Russia and that
$4,000 900 in gold and silver went to
the bottom with her.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-28

Senator Patterson having reached
the United States senate. what good
has he done? What has the country
got in lieu of the salary paid him?
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-28

La Plata county Republicans will
fool the meddlesome enemy by walk
ing hand in hand to the convention,
where peace and harmony will prevail.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-28

Cortez Journal: Great interest is
being shown now in the Calhreath-
Wal'iioh-Kellogg case, that IA to be
rried N Judge Holbroos's court that
convenes in Del Norte next Monday.
Attorney Charles ID. Hayt is The lead
ing attorney for Galbreath and Ed. F.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-28

Mancos Times: The city of Ouray
has appropriated $500 for the main
tainenance of the Walsh free publ C
library during 1904. 1t is too bad that
some philanthropic person would not
endor The library. and furnish an i'll
come for its support, as 1t was sup
posed Mr.. Walsh intended doing. A
town OF $500 assessed $500 for a u
brary makes literature come high for
the tsxpayers-year after year.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-28

Aztec Index: La Plata, n. NJ. farm
srs were blessed with a rain Wednes-
Such a rain at this time OF the year is
)f vast benefit. and we are glad to
earn that our La Plata neighbors were
iasored with such good luck.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-28

Mancos Times: Roy Hall has sold
his trading post on the San Juan riv-
er to Sheriff r. G. Kermode and bro
Jher. who Will take possession on May
lat Roy has been trading witt the
indians at that point for about four
years and has become tired and de
sirGus o. a change to n more s"tlou
community lie has Llil' up a good
trade for the post and the Kermode
brothers are the right parties TO hold
it. We wish them success in their
new business
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
Abaeipiefen.

@inltimmis baben Die bier ct. Saul
Bunoesfreisribter enti6ieSen, oas Sc.
iu6 uon Sarriman unb Senolien nm
@rlaubniB, in Sa6en Der Ser. Staas
ten 9egen Die 9tortbern Securities So.
~ tnterpenireu, ab3ufpeiIen. Se9riins
oct muroe Dies in folgenoer Weilc:
1. Der Ylan Der OirettOren Der
9tortbern Securities So. fir Die Ser
tbeiluus Der 9lftien Der @reat 9iortbern
Yacific.Yabn uerlest bas llrtbeil in Dem
gtortbern SecuritiessSalle nibt.
2. 9iieman6 auBer ben Ser. Staa'
ten fanu ii6 nit @riols on oas @eri6t
menoen, nm Die Ourdiiibruug Oieics
Ilanes unter Der Se9riiuouug iu pers
binoern, oaB barin cine Yerlesung oes
Sbermans9luti.3 .3ruit=9 =9eleees beOingt
iei, uno Die Yereini9ten Staaten baben
ii6 nit Der uorliesenoen @utideiOung
Sufrieoen erfldrt.
8. Die glttien Der beiSen @elells
i6aiten befinben iib nibt in Sbbut
bes @erihtes.
A. Sin Oa3niidentreten 1T ni6t
notbmenoig, nm Die 9elu6iteller in
StanO 5u lesen, petuniare slniprii6e 3u
i4hssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
Aueebli6e Grbitteruus eesenHme'
rifauer In Der Wfaubfhuret.

Sin Correspondent Der rSranffurter
3eitnn9" beri6tet unter bem 16. WtGr3
aus Sarbin nSn gang Manbidurien
berri6t 9roBe @rbitterlln9 se9en Die
glmerifaner nnb 9e9en bic 8riten, neil
man slaubt, oaB amerifaniide unO bris
tiide Shiffe inter japanii6er Sla9se
an ben gln9riifen auf Bort glrtbur tbeils
nabmeu. Oieler @laube fommt oifens
bar oaber, neil baS iapanii6e @eldwas
Der ltdrfer mar, ais bic Julien erwartet
batten, uno neil es S6iife unbefannter
Vauart entbielt. 90 9roB lit Die @rs
bitteruns, SaB 9lmerifaner unS Sriten
uir9enbS in Der ManSi6urei li6er
iino. Sin Slmerifaner namenS GsillD
unO mebrere anbere Rerlonen rperben
permiBt. @s miro beri6tet, baB elm
Srite in Bort Nrtbur als Spiou pers
baitet, bann na6 Wiufben 9sbra6t unb
pebdn9t purbe. SIS beiBt, oaB Sort
slrtbur fir spei Sabre nit Rropiant
nerlor9t ilt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
@anamasGau

9Siltiam Barclay Earious, Wtit9lieb
Der Panamas@anal, @Ommiiiion, Der
ioeben BON elmer Snlpeftionsreiie aui
oem SItbmus Suriidgefebrt lit, beri6tet,
baB man ben alten @anal aui Der Sn.
ipeftionsreiie benubte, ioneit er idiif,
bar mar uno bann nit beIonoerer Sor9.
ialt bic OOben BON @mpbrebOr uno
@ulebra in slugenl6eiu nabm, melbe
Der Canal ourbbre6en muB. Der
@buares'SluB, wel6er bas @analsebiet
our6I6ueioet uno 9rOBe 8aiiermaiicn
tbalabmdrts iiibrt, miro Dem Canadian
S6wieri9feiten bereiten. % ieine Sc.
ndiier ein9eodmmt merOen miilien.
Die Sommiiiion priifte iol6e Stel.
len, wel6e fir Die slnla9e BON S6leus
ien beitimmt iino. Sei bielen llutsr-
iu6unsen leiiteten Die franSDlil6en Sns
senieure, mic Serr Barions iast, uertb.
pole Oienite. Serr Barions 1T ferner
iiberSeust, oab Die beiben StdOte Sanas
ma uuo Colon, iobalo suteS SSaIer
unb ein 9utes @analiiationsipitem ein.
9efiibrt iei, i'll ianitGrer SeSiebuns
nibts 81 miini6en iibrig laiien meroen.
Sobalo Die 9ommiiiion bic @inSel.
beiten ibrer slui9abe erfanut bat, pirS
iie uad SSaibin9ton fOmmen uno eiu
uollitdnoi9es Sn9enieurscOrps anitelleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
0enaltiaer Gpntrnff.

Sin b6herer beutider Sffi,ier, mel
der bic ruliiide Seereinridtunsen ni6t
uur tbeoretiid einsebenb itu6irt bat,
ionoern nit ibnen aud bur6 ei9ene glns
lhauun9 9enau uertraut lit, maht Die
fol9enocn, bO6it bea6tenswertben Wiits
tbeilnngen:
Der ruliiidsjapanil6e Srie9 ent.
biillt alle S6wd6en uno Siinoen oes
ruiiilden Spitems. Ratbloii9teit, Sili.
loii9teit, WtGn9el i'm transport. unb
Serpile9un9sweien. iOWie Serwaltuu9s.
Corruption. 9lls OaS i6limmite Spmp.
tom iino bic fortwGbrenben 0ieubeieeun.
gen aller ni6tigen 9ommanooitellen su
beSei6nen. Der Yices2lomiral Wtafa.
rof mar allerOinss ein gldHenoer See.
mann, abcr infOl9e einer plOeli6en Grs
nennung nit Der Situation Dem Seinbe
9e9eniiber nibt pertraut. Sn 9emaltis
gem Gontrait NIT Der ruiiii6en Ser,
fabrenbeit itebt bic BlanmdBigfeit, 9tube
uno SrOnun9, nit welher bic Sapaner
ibre Srie9sporbereitun9en 9etroifeu ba'
ben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
Gan Scmiuap.

Sas eiiigermaBen iiberraIben0e Sors
9ehen oeS @elanoteu BOwell in San
Domingo, fpelher erfldrt bat, er miirbe
Die 3ollbduIer Der 9iepublif beIesen luIs
ien, I'M Die slniprii6e ameritanii6er
Biir9er 81 i6iisen, fails auswGrti9e
Otdate Wfabregelu er9reiien iollten, nm
ibre gnlprii6e all San Domingo nit
8emalt iu folleftiren, mirb in Walbing,
ton uielfa6 ais oaS SOrIpiel 81 oraitis
i9en S6ritten aui9efaBt.
slmerifaniihe Snterelien baben lih
i6On ieit geraumer 3eit in San Do
nlinso fart auS9ebebnt, unb iest 1T
nod bin5n 9efommen, OaB rei6e Getros
leumquellen bort entoedt iinO, Die bon
glmerifauern aus9ebeutet merbeu. Seit
3abren bat ein amerifanil6es SDnOifat
in Gan Domingo na6 Yetroleum &c.
ln6t uno oaS Su6en lit jest nit @rs
folg 9efrOnt Doroen. Die Selquellen
lino in Der 9iGbe BON 9lSua bele9en, uno
ba oaS Sel ialt all Der @rboberflGf)s
berporIpruoelt, fam OaIielbe nit GERM.
gem Soltauiwano 9emOnnen merOen.
9Sie Der @eianote ROwell Dem Staatss
oepartement beri6tet, itebt Su erDarten,
oaB Der @rtras nit geidti9feit aui 2.
500 6aB pro Gag 9ebradt WerOen fam.
Oiele glnsoebnun9 amerifanii6cr
SntereHen auf Der Sniel, unO Ocren
euentuelle @eiabrouns our6 bic pcriOoi.
lhen Wirren Oalelbit, mag, wie man
glanbt, oa5u fiibren, baB Die S0ee Der
slnneftiruns Der Sniel in nidt allsu
ferner 3utunit bon gieuem frditiS aSi.
tirt weroen wirO, unO bas iest9e SOr9e.
ben bes @eianoten ROwell. beiiislidj
oelien man I'M StaatSbepartement Elm
oiplomatii6es, aber itillibmuWelnOes
Sbwei9en an ben Gag leSt, mag uicl'
let6t cine slrt Suoertiire fir Slnne.
rionspldne lein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
Sine abeIiee Giupanberin auf
GQie Selaub feftae balteu.

Sine seborene Slama b. Sre1enltein,
perebelibte R0lmin, Satin zines Bors
trGtmalers in gien, Die nit ibren 6
Sinoern i'm 9llter pon 21 bis 6 3abren
in Der Sajiite oes Dampiers rHbDn.
bam" in 9iep Yorf anfam, befinoet iid)
nit ibren Sin0ern in einem primitipen
SeitbaltungSraum auf @llis SslanS,
neil Der Sruber Der Srau, Sitter pom
Slama, Der in Sutton Ctr, Seriep
Sitp Sei9bts, wObnt, iOpObl Dor Der
rSnquiiition" als aud Der Oeuti6en
9elellldaft erfldrt bat, baB er nit Der
9lngele9enbeit nidts iu tbun baben mill,
unb es beier mdre, wenn bic Samilie
Suriid9eldidt miirbe. Die 6rau la9t,
ibr @atte in Wien fGnne bel oen lhleds
ten 3eiten uur lpeni9 NIT Der Wtalerei
peroienen, ibr @rbe iei aui Die 9tcise
9e9an9en, uno 10 babe iie ii6 enti6lois
leil, nit ihren SiuOeru Obne @rlaubniB
ibres @atten na6 slmerita auS3uwans
bern. sic babe in g8ien nod einen
9lntbeil an einem Saule unO babe $5s2
mitgebra6t. sic brau6e 9tiemanoen,
I'M ibr 6ortfommen Su finbeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
Seiluua oes slusfates.

Or. Wtatias Ouqus, elm cubanii6er
9lrSt, Der lid lanse 3eit Dem Stuoium
oes gusiases miomete, uertiinoi9t, oa6
CT ein Seilmittel fir iene ideuBli6e
Sraufbeit fauo, OaS iif in Uielen 6dllen
10 treiflih bepGbrte, SaB es ben Strait
fen nidt nur 2inOerun9, lonbern lo9ar
pollitanoise Seiluns brahte. Oas be-
treiienoe Wtittel mirb aus Der 9iinbe
Der sea @raue" sewonnen, mel6e
an ter n6rOli6en Siiite Der Brouini
Finar bel 0tio wdtit. Die Yatienten
Siirien nGbrenb Der Sur uur Brob,
Wtild, @ier uno fril6eS 6inbfleil6
9euieBen ; iie oiirfeu ipeOer Wein nod
Saiiee trinfen. 2G9lih miiiieu lie iwei
10 beige 8aOer nebmen, wie iie iie nur
eben pertragen fOnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
G6rumpft ,ufammer.

Gbriltina SdDnemann Raa, eines
Der nenigen nod am 9eben befinbli6en
Wiitglie6er Der 9iappiitens ooer Sars
mouiiteus@eiellidaft. lit gu GconOmD,
3D., i'm boben 9reiienalter bon S2
Sabren aus Dem 9ebeu 9el6ieben. sic
mar aus Saoen 9ebiirtis, fam i'm Sabre
1882 nit ibren @ltern na6 @conomD
uno ldloB ii6 a6t Sabre ipdter Der
SarmOniiten @eIelllbaft an. SIN
Sabre 1945 trat iie ais Mit9lie6 Der
Seiel!idaft aus unb beiratbete Stall,
febrte ieoo6 i'm Sabre 1913 nad @cos
nomD Suriid, trat nieber Der @eiells
ibait bel uno mar leitoem Elm trenes
Wfitslisb Serielben. dur brei Wtits
9lieoer Der alteu Rappiiten linb iest nod
am Seben, namlit 6ran3 @illmanll
nno Barbara S6Id, beioe i'm boben
@reiienalter, unb Srau Sobn z. Dug,
Satin bes eriten GrulteeS uuo Sc.
i6Gftsagenten Der @elelli6aft, Der in
Wtuiiffreiien als @omponiit unO Sa.
pellmeilter I'M 9ansen GauOe befannt lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
0enSernna i'm eehrfnffem =.

Die @bicasoer tlniuerlitdt pirb bins
men &ur5em ben Srioro 9ebrplan eins
iilbren unb oas llniperIitGtS Spitem
fallen lallen. 0tah bem Srioros Blane
wirb Die Gbicagoer llninrriitdt aus eli
mem oOllitdnbi9an SDitem pon ein,elnen
Colleges fir Stubenten uno Stuoentin.
nen belteben, uno gu oieiem 3wede miro
laut 8eri6t Der uniueriitD 9uilbius
GommiIiiOn, Die @rri6tuns pon nod
Swei 9roBeu college GebGnoen n0tbi9
iein. Oiele llmdnberuug beS @ebrpla,
nes nirb einen &oitenaufwano BON $2,s
100000 bis $4,000, 900 erforbern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
Der @eefsxruh

Corporations GOmmilidr @arfielr
febrte BON ieiner 0feiIe ua6 @bicaso,
mo er slnor6nun9en fir Die pon ieineu
Snipeftoren su fiibrenoe llnteriu6uus
Sesen ben Seef.3ruit" setrOiien bate,
na6 8aibinstOn Suriid. @arfielO bot,
10 ia9t man, bel ben charlottesville
ern elm 10 rfreunblihes @nt9e9enfonl.
men" gefunoen, oaB er ieinen Snipefto.
rem Die Wtiibe eriparen mill, beimlid
iiber Die 9eiddfte Oes Eruits SniOrma.
tiOnen gu lammeln. sic iOllen su ben
Shla6tbausbeiisern ielblt sel6idt mer.
ben, welbe ueriproben baben, ite @ins
ii6t in Die Siber ino ben sanien Sc.
l6aftsbetrieb nebmen 3u lafen. Dic
Ge9ierun9, uirb beruOr9ebOben, beab'
ii6ti9t ni6t, bic 6e6te Der 3ruits 3ll
i9noriren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
ltnteriuhuua hber q rprueuue
Drn Hutom obileu.

Die Oeuti6e 9lrmeeleitung itellt lin.
teriu6unsen in srOBem WtaBitabe be-
trefis Der SerwenOuus bon 9lutOmobi,
len fir Srie9sjmede all. IS ioll err
nittelt weroen, in pel6em llmiang glu.
tomObile fir bas Grainmeien, Den Sc.
i6iistransport, WtunitiOnserias etc.
uusbar 9emabt werben f0nnen. Sn
aller Stille finoet cine 9lutomobili6au
na9 slrt Der Yferbel6au itatt, mobei
oie peridieoenartisiten Yeriu6e Der
Iooptirun9 uon Selbitiabreru ~
IrmeeSweden senadt peroen. Sollten
Die Grperimente befrieOigenOe Reiultate
er9eben, 10 oiiriten abermalS 9roBe
Serdnoerun9en i'm 9eeresweieH beuors
lteben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
@e0iffsr'S 0Sa6ricbf.
I'm alt etsatcrtu, Gupitprsu unb anprs int,.
rtllrit ptrlpusH.

NlNIlt PtIipHtH'
YaGriht piro hermit asgtbtn, bab bic uat-
bsnauntsn prlpntn ibrt Rehnuussn tingstra-
asn bdben in hem Amtt hes Rfgilttr's iur prii-
fuua pun Ielamtnitn uue GItbtilung ppn ap.
miniifrationspapisrt in uno fur bas County
eadapanna, paB bsiaatt apmiufratprsn, Gre
iutprtn unb Yprntanbr ibu Rt6nunstu in
BEN Unite bts 9iesiiftrs beslittu babsu unp
pdb bisisbtn btm Wailfns @sritie bts bsla9isn
9Ountiss sur SsiGtieuna scrssIsst ptrbsn am
Rpnias, 6n t6. Wdi 1904, um 10 llbr gor>
mittass, i'm @nI6issttGur.
t-Stnry 8slin, ST.. G6arIts 8. @sats unb
Sbpmas Sprasus, 9rsfufpTen psI Sintula1Tsn.
ibafi ets ptrlf. @tllilm :. Smiib. (Driits
ibtilpsiIs unp 8sribsilunasrs6nuns)
2-Senrp SsIin, ST., eParlss ,. Wtlts une
5bpmas Sprasus, lruhtfs Der 9intnlaiIsn9aft
pts ptrit 9Btlliam Z. Smttb. (Drttls ibtil-
3-Biaiam 3. S,nSsss, sisnsy a. Ssn-
pope uub Waittr Z. Stnpcpe. Grsfutprsn pts
VERT. &itarp Ssupese. (ErttIs tbsllpsiis
Rthnuns.)
4-Alfrtb Sane, siutr Der ibsrlebsnbsn Gre
futprtn Der StnRrlaFsHfbaft oss VERT. 9epIrO
Sptneer. lt}lnfit tbeiIpfiie Hebuung.)
5-Alfrtp Sane, tnfr Der ubGItbenpen Gre.
fuicrsn Der 5inRrIaIfnlbaft pts psrli. Gpparo
6-Sobn I. &i6drps, ct al, 6rtfuiprtn her
SintrIalItui&aff pss prif. 9pbn Sanplsp.
(Sntbrllunssrthnuns)
7-9. w. eaHet, Grffatpr br SinitrIaftn-
f&aft he's paii. JafcS 8. eanss. t5nnfIs idpr-
lits Sttuung.)
S-GbarIss u. 9uess, 9rtfutOr eu Sintsr-
laiItnIbatt her pnlf. Bridget WeSals. (9Ilte
unp tnpsiilttst Hsdnuug.)
9-Sans Wcrrilon, Grtfuicrin efs ptrif gSil-
liam Rprriicn, tptlbr aominiitrator Der piu>
tsrlalIenlhait Der psrlf. Catherine 9. 8ropn
mar. (9rlt unp snesultise &stnuns.)
10-Ibpmas 8. 9anipau, Abmniliratcr Ter
SinitrIaiitnl6afi bee psrf. 8raneis ). 9anipan.
(Grfs .rnDsHItiss unp 9ntpstunssrs&nuus.)
fi-gDtIlarp Atbertpn, ct al, Apmtniltrato,
rem Der Sintrrla1snibaft bsr ptrlt. WarY 9piib
absrtpn. (Srlfs snpsiIitss une 8srtbsiIunss-
rsbuune)
i2-Subn 9. Serbian, Sruiss sss pra @H.
liam Stplpfsfy. (Grfts unp sursatiss &s&-
nung)
i31Rok 8. Mabon unb .. B. Goatao,
9rtfdicrsn Der Sininlaiitnidaft bee ptrif. 9pbn
VI. WabUu. (3peitt uap euesilIiiss 8stnuns)
t4-Dpminld Z. earfiH. gprmune ron
Rargarst Soplfp minptriGbrists 8inp ber
pGlf. Iary SOplty. (GIft anS supsiiltst
Hthnune.)
10 -65uss RObtrts, aeminiiiratcr bn Siutr.
IalTtnltaft bee pnR. SfOrss 9B. 9prty. CSrft
unp enpsulties 8sbnans.)
16-9. 8. SpHbart uno G3tprst 8 5ayIpr,
Srsfutortn Der SinterlaiItnlbafi be usrif. !. q.
5uitls. (Grlfs uno tnpsllties 8sbuuns.)
t7-Rtbarb I. 9enfs, Ct al, 9rsfuiortn bsr
SintrlaIIeuibaft bn psrIf. Warsarst VI. Souts.
(Grfs snpeiItiss unb 8srtbeiIunssrs1nuna.)
18-Spbn Z. Sonss, 9rsfuicr Der SiuisrilI.
lnIhaft bss ptrif. Jbsmas 3. Sunss. (Grfe
un6 tnbsiilhss 8s6uuus)
19-Sarris @arp, GTttuturin btr SiutsrIaI.
isnitaft pr psrit. SarpIius u. atnnsry. (Grfs
fnpeuItist unp 8tribtilunssrt4nuna)
Robert D. ALLEN,
16,4 RfsifH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
Der Sraut In Eprpntc -.

Der ourh ben sroBen 8ranb in 20.
rance, Ont. an9eri6tete S6aben piro
uunmebr auf $12, 100000 ssiddst, oem
Serii6eruusen pom Suiammen $780, =
600 9e9eniiberiteben. Die Braubltdtte
umfabt elm 9lreal Don IA gleres. @twa
10000 Berionen wurben our6 ben
Srano Seitmeili9 bel6aitisun9slos.
Wtit benz 0iieoerlesen Der Guiuen LIT
lbon be9Onnen wOroen. Der Stabts
ratb bat bel6lOiien, ben slussebrannten
alle Offcntlideu @ebduOe Sur 8erfiisuns
gu itellen, iomie aud Die @rri6tun9;pon
9iotbbauten, In 6euen Die @el6aite Der
ans9ebrannten 6irmen uOrlGufis unter.
tommeu fOnnen, 81 9eitatten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
Srpau'S Rrifif.

SSilliam Sennin9s SrDan sab in
Sincoln, Deb, beSii9li6 OeS Serbaltens
Der oenofratil6en Staats.@onpention
BON 9teW Yorf Die fol9enoe @rflarun9
ab: sd CLAUDE ni6t, baB Die tSns
itruttionen fiir Barter oelien Sewerbs
ung nm bic domination beiOnbere Strait
perleiben merben, aber bic BON Der @ons
pention an9enommene Blatiorm lollte
i6on BON oorneberein Die domination
Sarfer's unmO9li6 MAIDEN, auBer bic
DemOfraten mollen in ibrem 0tational-
cOnuent gu ct. &Ouis nit Dem Publifum
Sauernidnserei treiben."
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-09
Wife Murderer Will Be Tried
at the Next Term of Court
at Hampton
HOW CRIME is ACCOUNTED FOR
Many Think He Was Laboring Under
Mental Decisions at the Time-Ru-
NOR That He Had Been Treating
With Physician For Trouble In His
Head--children to Be Adopted.
Special to Times Republican.

SpSClaI li1lSS-1hOPuOiASa'A'
Hampton, Nov. s.--The case OF the
state Of Iowa vs.. Truman Gilchrist VIII
be tried at the next term of court mere
as no attempt has been made TO nave
Gilchrist proved insane. When Gilchrist
killed his wife and ran almost nakeu
for two miles to the neighbors TO ten
them the sad news, 1t was supPoseo
beyond all doubt that he was violently
insane and also that he would be trleu
haforo tho insane commissioners and
probably sent to the asylum. since
then his actions have been Of such ma
ture that 1t is now questionable as to
whether or not he Is insane. Opin-
ion generally seems to be that he must
have been laboring under mental delu-
sions at the time the act was COM
mitted, and for q day or SO afterWard,
but that now the excitement OF the
tragedy has passed he has returned to
his normal mental condition. 1t has
been rumored that Gilchrist was treat
ing with one Of the local physicians for
some trouble in his head. That he had
told the physician that his wife was
trying to poison him. This however.
was not generally known and every one
Of the numerous neighbors who testl-
fed before the jury at the coroner's IN
quest said that they had never thougnt
or even heard that Gilchrist was men
tally unbalanced. The two infant chill
dren. one four years old, and one put
eight months. are to be adopted ny Mr.
Fred Paullus Of this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-09

OF the sudden death OF her mother.
whom she left in a fair degree OF
health. Mrs Adams died suddenly of
apoplexy last Wednesday at midnight.
as before told in these columns. The
body was brought here yesterday for
burial. The Baptist church was crowd
cd with sympathizing friends. The
service was impressive, but brief. ow-
ing to the late hour of arrival of the
train from Hedrick. A quartet con-
sisting of Mrs. r. r. Morgan, Mrs.
George Trumbull Mr.. C. f. Kicker
and Mr.. A. l.. Kicker gave the COM
fort of appropriate song. The pail
bearers were w. r. Scandfett, Samuel
Nelson, G. y. Kicker, Howard Sanders,
Mr.. Hyde and j. y. Smith. The hus-
band and the three children at home
were present Mt the funeral as was also
the brother. Thomas Ravens of Dwight,
Kas. The body was inferred in Hazel
wood. The remaining family will stay
here for brief time among old time
friends.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-09

would surely die: SD did my friends
who became very anxious about my
condition. tried :lll kinds OF treat
ment to no purpose. Finally tried DIR.
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Mich.
'Sleep was simply impossible. suf-
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McCracken, Chester, Ohio.
might after might walked the
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duced a stupefying effect. Wheeler's
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Hutchings, Bancroft. Mich.
Last March Dl. Gray gave me
wheeler's Nerve yitalizer. The morn
Ing after taking the first dose ] told my
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II suffered over, 10 years from sleep
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Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer cured me
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s. Eight years Of Insomnia cured IN one
day by wheeler's Nerve vitalizer. It
seems like miracle, yet this is the
experience Of Mrs. A. Bateman, Rom
illus. Mich. She had only about u
hours sleep week before she began
the use Of the vitaliZer.
Wheeler's Nerve vitalizer never falls
to cure Ats, spasms, st. Vitus' dance.
paralysis, apoplexy, nervous prostra-
ton. los Of vitality. nervous weakness,
or any nervous disease. 1t is for sale
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diseases to all who write.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-09

Musoatine.
For alleged SANDER. $4,000, for per.
sonal injury alleged to have been re-
ceived at the hands of defendants the
sum of $4,000 and for the supposed
selling Of one husband Intoxicating
liquors the sum Of $4,000 constitutes
the damage claims which will either
be allowed or disapproved in the dis
trict court for November which begins
on the 18th Of this month. the fury
having been called for the 21st.
Dos Moines.
The district court has awarded dam
ages amounting to $3.50 to H. F. King
who sued w. 8. Miller for malicious
prosecution. King claimed that he had
been approached by Miller who made
certain demands upon him and King
administered g. thrashing. Miller began
a suit against King in the justice
courts. but never appeared to push the
case. and King began action in the dis
trict court for malicious prosecution,
being awarded the above judgment by
Judge McVey.