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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-23
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-23
Sra Rrieen.
(5ortiat fra lite sioe.)

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aiort til Gentralpunftet for Riisier.
mes arigsoperatiouer / Giten. Sor'
binoeIien meb Bort Irtbur opretbolo.
tcS, 0o han fpnl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-23
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i"ficlper / arperne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-23
Srit &e~gieringslanb
/ CANADA.

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)eitlige Sanabo.
Someitsas Sano anniiss.
Tor nnrmsrs llnbtrretniHo beupsnbs man ia murot.
ia cher itrtftItQ til H. JOHNSON. Crookston. MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-23

Dr., David seanedys ckcrry Rasan fs. hsits ier
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-23

or 3~niflun68 81 Dill. Wenneifer
err 100000 S9ringSipec. 40.
600 bsr oorIig al oenne Spebom.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-02-03
COLUMBIA WILL FIGHT PANAMA.
Reported That the Former doverumeut Is
About 10 Orr anlle Expedition.

Panama Especial News has reached
here from Bogota that insomuch as
Generals Reyes and Caverillo have as
sured Colombia that the United States
will only object to her landing forces in
the canal zone, the Colombian govern
ment intends to organize and send an
expedition against Panama.
The only explanation OF this news
from Bogota is tnat the government of
Colombia is compelled to take
steps to prevent its downfall. This is
said to be imminent. as President Mar
roquin has lost all the prestige he ever
had. There is much speculation in Bo-
gotta as to the outcome OF this move,
should it be put through.
Colombian newspapers are complain
ing that it cost more than $I5,ooo,coo in
paper money "a Colombian dollar is
worth about seven-tenths OF an Ameri-
can dollar) to move the troops Colombia
has at Titumati, on the Gulf OF Darien,
from Cartegena to tnat point. These
men are estimated at from 1000 to 4.ooo,
and at one time they were well supplied
with provisions.
Joaquin Nelez Perez Soto and other
enemies OF Marroquin have been i'm
prisoned for alleged conspiracy.
People arriving here from Colombia
declare the situation in that country to
be growing worse every day.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-02-03
MRS. MAVERICK REPORTED FREE.
Powerful Infiuenees Exerted for Her Release
Widespread sympathy.

London (By Cable) ).-Lloyd's Weekly
Newspaper says that Mrs Florence May
brick, the American woman who was
serving life sentence on the charge of
having poisoned her husband was re-
leased from the Aylesbury female CON
vict prison at o.45 o'clock on the morn
ing of January rs OH special license. Her
mother, the paper says, had visited her
Saturday, January 23, and evidently was
the bearer of important news. The gov
ernor of the prison on Sunday conferred
with the prison officials with a view TO
arranging for the departure of the pris-
oner which was carried out very quietly.
Mrs. Maybrick. the paper concludes,
during the last few months in prison,
was employed in the lightest work as
a reward for good conduct.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-02-03
RUSSIAN ADwIRAL's VIEWS.
Japsn's Commercial Loss By Mobilization Of
Steamers.

St. Petersburg (By Cable).-An Ad-
miral who is influential in the councils
OF the empire was interviewed as fol
lows:
The enormous loss which the COM
merce OF Japan is sustaining as result
OF the mobilization OF steamship Tor
transport service probably accounts for
the impatience the Japanese are dis
playing over the delay in the Russian
reply, but this reply will go to Toxic
next week 1t will be so conciliatory
that | do not ioreSee other than n
peaceful settlement, although it is dif-
ficult to feel certain i'll this respect
because OF the erratic course OF the Jap
anese government during the later
stages OF the negotiations Japan has
increased her demands while the nego-
tiations were still i'll progress by in
sisting upon treaty recognition OF the
Chinese society in Manchura. Russia
has declared her intention not to annex
Manchuria. therefore why comply with
a demand that is tantamount 10 a hp
initiating reiteration OF former volun
tary declaration?
1T is undeniabe that the attitude OF
Japan is causing irritation i'll St. Pc
tersburg, and that a feeling OF impa-
tience is growing throughout Russia
1t is hard to account for Japan's persist
ent aggressiveness but this must be at
tributable to the incendiary influence OF
the japanese press, which is acting
under foreign inspiration. The Japa-
nese government must know it stands
no chance OF defeating Russia, while
Japan has much to lose ii Russia is
forced back against the wall.
Should Japan proceed to hostilites
her first objective probably would be
the cutting OF the Siberian Railroad.
Tor which purpose she would land
troops in Korea. She could not, how
ever, land more than 10000 men, and
Russia has an equal number of men in
Manchuria to meet this attack, which
! think would be quickly repulsed !
do not believe in naval war. The
Russian warships would make it inn
possible for the Japanese to endanger
Port Arthur. But, let me repeat, war
is imDrobable"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-02-03
| lnaneiai.

The boom in Baltimore & Ohio pre-
sages a bond issue, don't forget that,
Pig iron prices are from IS TO so
cents ton below those OF one month
ago.
Falling prices OF falling bonds show
what the fnanciers feel about the stu-
alton IN the East.
The average price OF active railroad
stocks IS now u per cent. above the
low point last year
Union Pacific directors have declar-
ed the regular semi-annual dividend OF
2 per. cent. on both common and pre-
ierrcd.
Boston, which is regarded as the min
ing stock center OF this country. is a
steady seller of Amalgamaied Copper
whenever II crosses so.
II Gould gets to the Atlantic he wins
II he doesn't get there he loses. Presi-
dent Ramsey, OF the Wabash. says he
will get there.
The Iron Age" in its trade reports
is decidedly bearish on the outlook for
steel and that caused lively selling Of
United States Steel preferred.
The total production OF pig. iron last
year, according to the American Iron
K Steel Association, was I8,ooo.257
tons. against I7,S2f.3o7 in Ioo2 and 49,
s7A 1sb in rooI.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-02-03
LIVEWASHINGTON AFFAIRS
Significant Action Of DR.. Herran Colon,
ban Charge.
To Kill Germs on Money.

DR.. Thomas Darlington, president oi
the New York Board OF Health, APP
peared before the House Committee on
Banking and Currency and heartily in
dorsed pending legislation for "clean
money"
DR.. Darlington had begun an inves-
tigation to ascertain scientifically that
old bills transmit disease germs. Should
these experiments show money in use
in New York city is loaded with dis
ease germs, DR.. Darlington said he will
formulate plan for its daily or weekly
sterilization. He believes that good
will result TO the health Of the city BY
getting the money from the great ar
teries OF trade, such as the street-car
companies and the great retail stores,
and putting it through a germ-klling
process. In this plan it is contem-
plated to treat not only the paper mon
ey, but also the metal coins.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-02-03
No Gold Ia the Vaults.

For the first time in many years the
Treasury finds itself without any gold
coin in its vaults. 1t is explained that
this condition is the result OF an un-
precented demand for gold certificates
during the time when the mints have
have been fully employed in coming
Philippine silver and subsidiary silver
for the United States. The increased
demand for gold certificates, which
could only be issued for gold coin in
the Treasury, came about through the
needs OF the larger banking institutions
in the great commercial centers, which
had large amounts OF notes OF small
denominations on hand which they
wished to exchange for gold certif'-
Gates OF larger denominations. The
Secretary has given instructions for the
mints at Philadelphia and San Fran
cisco to begin the coinage OF double
eagles on February I, and to work
overtime until a sufficient supply has
been coined to meet all demands
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-02-03
tieigu.

Oscar r. Crosby, the American eX-
plorer, who has completed tour of
Central Asia, including parts OF Turke-
stan and Tibet, declares that China is
now threatened by her rear door, and
the United States, which is interested in
the integrity OF China, must keep watch
in that direction.
Two years imprisonment and perpet-
ual exile was the sentence imposed on a
Moscow student who struck Russian
general.
The anniversary OF the execution OF
Charles !. of England was observed in
London and Boston.
Turkey has notified Austria and Rus
sa that the Macedonian committee have
arranged with the Albanians to have
them kill every foreign officer sent to
reorganizc the gcndarmes.
Hundreds OF homeless women and
cnildrcn, as result OF the fire at Aae-
sund, Norway, have been given quarters
on the North German Lloyd steamer
Weilnar
German physicians who organized a
movement against invalid insurance or
ganzations have won their contention.
The Panama Canal Company filed in
the Paris court partial answer to the
suit begun in behalf OF Colombia.
interpretations as to the reports OF
dissensions in the French Cabinet were
postponed by decisive vote.
The English cotton spinners and
manufacturers are uniting in a move
mcnt to fight gambling in cotton.
The Rev Sir Henry Hugh Courtenay
Earl Of Devon, is dead.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-02-03
NEWS IN SHORT ORDER
The sctest Happenings Condensed for
Rapid Reading.
Domestic,

Henry w. Miller. president of the
Morris County Savings Bank died in
MorriStown, y. J., aged 6s years. He
was graduate of the Naval Academy
and served through the Civil War.
A county Judge and. officials of the
federal court were arrested on the charge
OF conspring with Charles Cunningham,
the sheep king, OF Umatila county. to
dcfraud the government.
Mrs. Mamie Bryan, sister OF William
J. Bryan. died in Lincoln. Neb, before
the arrival Of her brother. who had tried
hard to reach her bedside before death
intervencd.
Anna Renders, a New Yorl; school
girl. who was sent nome for writing a
note to boy, died from the effects OF
carbolc acid she drank.
A party OF 20 students from the Uni
versity of Chicago sailed from Boston
OIL the steamer Canopic OH pilgrimage
to the Holy Land.
Tom Caruthcrs, colored. was hanged
i'll Abbeville Ga, for the murder OF ii.
l.. Byrd, plantation superintendent.
AS the result of an attempt TO start
fire with carbon oil. Mrs. A. +. Gray
OF North Sewickly. Pa. is dead and six
other members OF her family are burned
one fatally.
The State OF Illinois will erect in the
National Military Park at Nicksburg,
Miss, monument to the $4,000 llli-
nois soldiers who participated in the
siege Of that city
The big plant OF the Delaware Cot
ton Company employing 400 hands. has
been closed because of the high price
of the raw material
Mrs. Lulu Prince Kennedy Kramer
was acquitted in Kansas City, Mo, of
the charge OF killing her first husband.
Albert NJ. Fragner, Brooklyn law
yer pleaded guilty TO the charge OF
stealing $4,000 from a trust estate.
The American Association OF Gen
eral Passenger Agents decided upon a
season excursion rate to the St. Louis
Exposition at 80 per cent. OF double the
one-way fare.
The Illinois Telephone and Telegraph
Company has sold all its property to
the Illinois Tunnel Company, with an
authorized capital OF $3o,ooo,ooo.
A panic was caused on the ferry
boat Princeton, which was rammed in
New York harbor by the Savannah
Line steamer Nacoochee.
President Mitchell at meeting OF
miners at indianapolis, said he had no
intention OF accepting government
position.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-02-03
VAST SHIPMENTS or ARMY SUPPLIES.
Millions Of Pouuis OF Meat Bought 10 this
Country By Russia and Japan.

San Francisco. Cal (SpeciaD Rail
road freight officials have additional
advices relative to Russian and Japa-
nese mess and canned beef shipments
from the East by way OF this port to
their respective depots in the Orient
Japan is ordering for shipment from
Kansas City, Omaha and Chicago q,
100000 pounds OF corned beef
She has already contracted in Gin
cinnati for 1900 cases OF mess beef.
By February IS next Japan will have
taken from this country as food for
her war forces about 100000 pounds
OF mess and corned beef. Russian slip
meuts OF mess beef. up to February IS
next. from Chicago. Kansas City and
Omaha. will have amounted to an ag
gregate OF about 6ooo, 900 pounds, in
elusive OF 100000 pounds now loaded
on board ship in this harbor.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-02-03
In ths Department.

The House struck out the mileage ap-
preparations for both House and Senate
from the Urgency Deficiency Appropri-
alton Bill, which was then adopted
The sentiment in the caucus OF the
Democratic Senators was more favorable
than hitherto to the Panama Canal
Treaty.
Minister Thompson has secured from
Brazil preferential rates on number Of
American staple products.
The Senate adopted resolution call
ing on President Roosevelt for any ad-
ditional facts bearing on the Panama
matter that have not yet been communi-
Gated.
The report OF the Commissioner OF
Patents for the calendar year 1908 shows
that the patent business transacted cX-
ceeded all previous records. &.
Evidence for the defense was CON
tinued in the postofice trial in the Crimi-
nal Court
Secretary Root and Governor Taft,
his successor as Secretary OF War, took
luncheon with the President at the
White House. .a.
The House Committee on Military
Affairs listened TO arguments in favor
OF Oakland, Md, Somerset, Pa, and
Conewago Valley, Pa, three rival
places Tor selection as a permanent
military camp site.
The Senate committee authorized a
favorable report on the bill to prevent
the desecration OF the American flag
after amending it so as TO reduce the
minimum punishment from $50 to $40.
Senator Cullom. chairman OF Foreign
Relations Committee. will report dis
agreement on the amendments to the
Panama Canal Treaty. This action is
equivalent TO reporting the treaty in its
original form.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-02-03
TERRIBLE CRIME SHOCKS ROANOKE,
Cslored Man Tries to KIN q Mother and ter
Child.

Roanoke, Va. (SpeciaD The wife
and three-year-old daughter Of George
p. Shields are in dying condition as a
result Of a murderous assault made upon
them by an unknown negro 1t was one
of the most fearful crimes ever COM
rnitted in this city.
When Mr.. Shields, who is a we'll
known young business man, reached his
residence in the center of the town at
noon for luncheon, he discovered his
fhree-yea daughter Mildred lying
cn the floor of the reception hall in
pool of blood.
The child was still alive, and the father
placed her on a lounge and began a
search for his wife. In the dining room
br found stains of blood, which led to
tire second floor. Upstairs Mr.. Shields
found his wife lying in a clothes closet.
witn her throat cut from ear to car and
and several ghastly wounds in the head.
She was unconscious.
Physicians were summoned and, after
injections of powerful stimulants, Mrs.
shields managed to gasp that she had
been knocked down in the dining room
by negro. who made his entrance
through the kitchen door. Further tnan
this, Mrs Shields has not been able to
throw light on the crime. There was
every evidence in the dining room Of
trITible struggle.
The physicians have but sim hopes for
fne recovery OF either mother or child.
The strange negro made a criminal as
satit ON Mrs. Shields, after which he
Sirait her several blows on the head with
n hatchet. fracturing the skull in two
Places He then dragged her upstairs
10 tho second floor, where he took a
Fsnor from bureau drawer. With this
he cut her throat and threw her
inio a closet, placing chair against the
Putside knob. lie then ransacked the
house. carrying away suit Of clothes
sah two watches.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-02-03
Is men KILLED IN Mine
Hurled Fifteen Hundred Feet and Dash.
ed TO Pieces.

Victor, Col. (SpeciaD By the falling
OF cage in the Stratton independence
Mine, located near the center of this city
fifteen men are dead and one other Sc.
verely injured.
In the main shaft sixteen men wer,
being hoisted in cage from the sixth
seventh and eighth levels. When tn,
cage reached the surface the engineer
for some unexplained reason, was unabl,
TO stop the engine, and the cage, with it
load of human freight, was drawn Vi
into the gallows frame. where it becam
lodged temporarily. The strain on tn
cable finally caused it to part and tn
cage released, snot down the shaft wit
terrific speed
Two OF the occupants, /. p Jackso,
and James Bullock, had become en-
tangled in the timber rods near the to
OF the gallows frame.
Jackson was crushed to death b
the sheave wheel falling upon hir
while Bullock had marvellous escaI
from death, but received painful injuri,
before he was rescued from his peri
GUS position.
The other fourteen men were hurle
TO death down the Isoo-ioot shaft
AS soon as possible the shaft bo.
and number OF miners went down int
the mine through another compartmei
OF the shaft, They found all fif:ee
dead, the bodies scattered at differe,
points.
Arms and bodies had been torn. heac
crushed and clothing stripped from tt
Victims. From the 7oo-foot level
tie bottom the shaft was spattered wit
blood, while here and there were ioun
pieces or flesh clinging the projet
tions AT the bottom OF the shat
stands twenty-five feet OF water, an
into this the cage plunged carryin
some OF the men into the water wit
it.
One OF those killed, w. B. Collin.
was Baptist minister, who preache,
on Sundays at Gold Field and durinl
the week worked in the mines. He wa
80 years old and came from Crom
we'll England, few months ago. Mos
OF the victims had come here from tn,
Occur d'Alene, Lake Superior and Other
districts to take the place of the strk
ers.
Harry Geogcn. one of the victims,
leaves widow and three children in
Michigan. Frank Gelles, engineer in
charge. surrendered himself to the mil.
ltary officers in the district and was
'ocked UP. He would not talk. The
militia has taken charge OF the mine,
and rigid examination will be made.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-02-03
Hospitals Under Ban.

Chicago (SpeciaD. Building Com.
missioner Williams has notified those in
charge OF eight prominent hospitals
that they must receive no new patients
i'll their institutions until certain speci.
fed changes are made. The hospitals
involved are the Englewood, the Post
Graduate, the West Side. the Chicago
Woman 5, the Homeopathic, the EmeT-
gcncy, the Baptist and the Herring Med.
ical College. In issuing orders that
no new patients be admitted into these
hospitals feel that | am giving 9
reasonable time for the alteration work
which in some cases is not heavy
Commissioner Williams said