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The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
Our GobIins''

Our Ooblius 10 acomsdy cxtravasansa
THAT means plsoty Of singing. dsuciug
and co,nical situations. Do you like this
sort oe things Most people do. Thsrs
why tho manager o6ers "Our Goblins
February n.
Tho company contains no particular
star. Every comedian 10 entitled 10 tho
name. There arc comedians and comedi-
ans. We have comedians -nut . tribe
OF socalled ones. The show 10 ~ funny
- any comedy you ever saw. Il 10 full
Of special features and everybody ''sioes
something."--At the opera house Mon
day, February "a.
Prices 80, sc aaA 1sc.
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Abou, Our Packing House.

rron the ouny Herald.
A movement 70 on foot at Delta
to secure = packing plant with,
. capacity Of 100 beevea psr day. Delta
nov has canning factory. foundry. =
cement plant and -four mill. II 10 such
industries - these that help to mako 4
town. and with packing plant II will do
much toward building up the valley
town. The Independent Gays: y. b.
Ruhland. OF Denver. has been here for
the pact ten days Investigating matters
with q view OF establishing packing
company iu Delta. He 10 we'll satisfied
with the location and 10 meeting with
considerable encouragement regarding
his plah Of establishing and operating
the plant. He hss interviewed several
prominent cattlemen Of this vicinity.
His plan 10 TO organise a stock com
pany aud have % many cattlemen inter.
esisd 10 the plant - possibie.
Everything iooksso favorable that Mr.
Ruhland believes that actual construc-
ton will begin 10 about . month and Il
is the intention 70 build the plant about
. halt mile bovs town on the 0unnisou
river. The plant will have capacity d
Al least 100 besvss per day. THE placs
l. thought BY the promoter to b one OF
the best distributing poinse on the vest
ern slops.
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Mass. = serioss Hre.

Fire was discovered to b burning
quits furiously Wednesday afternoon
ahout 2 o'clock. In the bailding occupied
BY the real estate tlrm q Boyce I Gun
uinghau. ssxt to Smith Z Hasrington's
livery barn.
The namss were coon sztinguishsd.
but owing 10 the Ore bsing in bstvser
the ceiling aud rooe The bsiIdinG vas
pretty ws,l torn up.
TIE Gre ssartsd. u b thoaght b sparks
b,osios 10 bsswssa The baildis6s. next
10 The billiard hail. Az ths latsse build
ise : covered vitA sAsst isoa ths 6aass
we're slov - catch. 10 L. Ths loss
b sskiuatsd b - abeat elo0
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Woman's Cub.

The Woman's Club met with Miss
New Monday night Of this week. An
amendment to the BY laws was presented
by Mrs. CIack. - follows:
Article Nv. Any member failing to
perform the work assigned by the pro-
gram committee shall be fined one dollar.
Failure to pay said fine within one
month shall forfeit membership in the
club.
The amendment will be voted on at
the next regular meeting, which will be
held at the home Of Mrs J. R. Travis,
Monday evening. March II.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

Thoss having lands under the proposed
Gunnisoa tunnel will please sign up and
answer the following questions and send
sane to the undsesigned:
Hou many acres Of land do you
ovn that can b irrigated by the propos-
ed system? - acres Describe said
land by legal Subdivisions.
3 How many shares Of stock have you
subscribed foef
3 How many acres 10 red lands. es-
pecially sdaptsd to orchards. etcs
4 How many acres is gray lands or
lands especially adapted to grain .klfalfa,
etc?
5 How many acres OF landhave you
subscribed for that cannot be cultivated! !
Give your name and address and
state whether or not you are an occu-
pant Of your land.
Thanking you in advance for this in
foemafioo, and trusting il will be given
at your earliest convenience by fully an
svering thsss questions and returning
this isstse to Respectfully yours,
J. F. KYLE,
Secretary Uoeoupahsrs Valley Water
Users' Association.
Only tillable lands 10 to be listed .nsith.
o. = sep land to Be included.
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Mankind.

In his british Mammals" Sir Harry
Johnston's new book. that writer says
that man "is the commonest mammal
In our islands at the present day, with
the doubtful exception OF the long
tailed feld.mouse: and excepting the
common mouse, the brown and the
black rat, man 10 probably the most
recently arrived mammal In the Brit
ish islands."
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n v. "a sall = sses.ss.

The ball gives By the local Modern
woodmsn u America q tAis plsos Mon
day night vss one q bsst attended a.
tairs hat has bssa givsa IL tAs nsv Odd
Fsllevs hall. Dssidss tAoss Who IT.
tended frou this ssesioN several frcA
eut q toua po,sts tAsossAeat ~ eeas-
Y ~sss pssssat Il sddalioa - ~
dsssaas. card - ssAss aansa wsss In
tssusa +. 4
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insurance Leases 4 Balllasse.

Stephan l. Obert. vho sspssssst =
number OF insurance coupapisa have
recently bsen adyised a the lsasss sss-
tanned by their companies in NJ ssset
ire at Baltimore.
The Royal Insurance. company. oetea
is fire insurance. exslusivsly. = tAs hsg~
est loser. Their lossss bsise psassd y
$4,000 They state that cash y hslae
paid to thoss bold,ns po,issss = fast -
sdiustment can b. made.
The Palatine. OF Londoo. ien e22S0Oo.
the Atlas $3.50 900 aud the Phosnix e2Do.-.
coo. All thsss compasiss stats shsA -
iustmsuts arc bsing u4ds anA poltssss
paid n fast - possible. Thia ssstAaaiS
spsaks yell Tor thsss eoapanIss.
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A ladlealIsa

TIE Rev bcoad gusgs beidss which b
now being coostructsd over The Grand
river 1t Grand J1sctiea , . pretty
oesa indicssios that ths trachs
- tAh line = 70 y wtasasd.
o. q Ne spans q tie hsidgs b slrssdy
II p,aos ssd tAs vosh b bsaag rspadly
onlaAsA. Ds,sa sossty trsit svswsrs
- essuss1 y ~ dis wAsa tsuls ns
- shipp u without As,se tsaas1sssk
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sls lnsus.m.r.. owerss.

A New Yorker desiring to settle
h Indian territory wrote . letter Of
inauiry 10 one Of the principal chiefs
oe the Cherokee natioa. This was
The reply; "Yueng nan. u yuu viii
oone Down n ~ OAeruaee cpuntry
! N1l n1ye 200 ~ aess1 a 0rand
stvor 1on1 m aIoo Z hor1 = eattle
aAa w1ll elee ssoop ~ vitA Z uAero-
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Doing, Of The uy Dads eva
b Detail.

DELTA. ColoaADo. February 10. 1904
Board of trustees met 10 Hose house
at usual hour With the fuaIoving oso
bers present: Mayor Jobpsoo. trustees
Amsbsry. Cook, Houts. MeGrev. Stock
BAN and Travis.
Report Of Fire COMMITTEES vas not eoo-
pleie snd the mayor and trustees sslEed
tho committee to make written report
Of the condition and itemiss ali the srti-
cles now 10 use bv the hose compsny.
The town clerk was added to this coo-
mittee.
The Street and Alley committee which
had this petition was continued 10
charge Of their work on South neeker
stree. putting down side walk. 1t wss
reported that some had the lumber on
the ground and ready to put the walk
down soon ~ ordered to do %. It vss
moved and seconded that the report b.
accepted. Motion carried.
It vas also moved BY A. E Amssary
and seconded BY ". G. Cook that tie
prayers OF these petitioners BE- granted
and that the sidewalk b ordered aad
the proper notices. b served o. property
on ners Of same. Carried.
Some discuasiou vss had smong The
trustees about the possibility Of getting
lots and building on Main street, % -
could have the torn hall and hose hoass
all in one building.
1t was moved BY L. c. Mc0rsv and
seconded by ". B. Stockhan that
committee Of three be appointed to ts-
vesligate the cost os two suitable Ioto
for town hall and hose carts- The no
tiou was carried and the following eoo.
mittee was sppointed: Nessrs. McGrsu.
Stockbam and Houts.
Motion vss made BY McGrev and 80
onde.i by Amsbary that the applications
for vater superintendent BE- laid over TIL
next meeting unIess required snooee
then to call = special meeting Tor -
pointing of same. Motion carried.
The Csmstery oounittss rs isssrss-
ted TO look aftse the staking a ases
lois.
The> Ditch and Water eonsisin
had coatrsct rsad lsssing The DsaG&
|sp~sssssse- 70 -0sssBs Tssshsse -
matter VS. left to . COMMITTEES. A. E
Ausbary made motion thst the town
be instructed to execute ths contract
when properly prepared By co,onittse.
The motion carried.
Mrs- Charlton vss heard in regard to
damage done her property By frosen
msios. The pipes bursting and Aooding
her premises. The matter vas referred
to the Ditch L Water Rights committee.
A report from rhe street commissioner
regarding cost Of labor on sswer No. 5
vas read and referred to the committee.
A committee coopossd q A. E Ans
barry, ". B. Stockham and W. r Travis
vas appointed TO adjust and settle the
financial difsculty on sewer No. with
the school board. represented BY A. R.
King. and the Grand Mesa Lumber Co.
C. A. Fowler asked for special auc-
tioueers rate 70 sell on the back stre cts
in the city limits A motion vas then
made by A. E. Amebary aud seconded
by W. B. Stockham that G. A.
Fowler he allowed to sell his stock
and farming implements and any person.
al properto within the city limits- No
ton res Lost.
Motion made by W. B. StocAham and
seconded by 8. B. Houts that the labor
billie on Schsfer contract BE- allowed.
The following bills were allowed.
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,4as prsvsA NE ersaanssA

Ms prsvs1 Me oeeannsaA
KinS Edvasd VII - DsWes3 tAGe
hs ID every inch htne - ~ ea1p
contsmpAtes ssssrtiae ~ anlhsst1y
By opsnins paFsianeuf = Dnsss1. -
be speaks Of every asalsaa11n1 un16e
the British has q ~my suAtDnl4~ 4 Gn11o.
ths BritisA army -ny aRmy'> ~ -
~ sstahnsApd he fisA4 - - -
automobile vithan4 = nDnnsa0e
Leafs PuakD Dlspa11n. q
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26

oe1ss 9Nolseh leseMe1svss.
ogAua NJ looo0etivss ~ ln1ip
- eentA Africa havs bssa y1nooa
~ah lasda 0rDs.
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4. -, ~ !. n -.

Take LAXATIVE Brouo Quinine Tahlsts
All druegisls rseusd the no6ey Y u
gslle 10 esrs. 2. ". 0sevss signsturs
- ssssy sox ~.
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orr1oIAL D11sncroax.
ch.rehss.

Chareheo.
rTRsr RAPrIsr CHURt.H : Services At II .
=. and TO 2. n. kev. Milton fish pastor
ssSSs, sss I. L Fo:.s Dp r. 3:
p. n, Prayer meeting On wednesday svsninus st
PRESBYTERIAN cHURCH-eervice at II .
:. and ~ 2. n. ksv: y. !: frcshinEham psstc.s
srses s:0 s. 4 + ns cArss NEE. 4
ed p. n. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Order o. divine services IN the chapel Of the
.9sA.ssY; On wert dsys SICK SciccE E .; ~ n se!s.
scosnips. On Sunday. ard Iol!d.ys. y O'clock
4. m. Selsbntina q ths most hnfy sAcrtac~ o!
ssesnsns. - ss scd ssndsy sshooi. Xilsss cssdisiiy
invited.
METHODIST CHURCH Rrv. IL LAcs.
zsy .ciooi i % = q. Mis. xinI,. N.em; suPsrs
k ckDaR sisaE MErh6DisT Eriac5FxI
CHURh--annday school every eaaAsy = ~
W.c.r. U.-Resulas meeting ars Friday IN
even noath. st z 2: ~; as HI r. sas ass,asssS S
ass. 4. ). HxT.xs.s. sscsy.
Dssss Csuusy O0esss.
Cosniy Cierk ard Recosdes. n. 4. FssEusos.
CllaNty TFoaallfer, N. kfuet CtArk.
Cssnsy Assessor. bam C4rkerhan.
County lsurveyos. John A. Curtis
County yndes. Milton q. welch:
Sso"s,s CSrs slB E. g. sffns.s Mo..s: MIS- A'e A''e
S3e0rEe stephan. County Atfnsoev.
N.Get,s. couuiy. coummi:.soner VI c aiS.ic' .s
JOIN J! p; xW,nffi n. Finn ssS SD
Dsssa Tsvs Waesss.
Mayor. x. A. johnson.
('leYk yAs z Becker.
coos 1ss''t- E. G. asas q ssa; T. 4ns A. xas
bary.
The Board Of Trustee. meet. the arrt and thIr'
Thnrsiays u each ncn.h.
Roiiins, ssslssapt. Nreis "wednesday eveninss
psecedisg nseetinS u uustees.
A. ?. asa 4. -.
Meeting nights. every seconh aud fourth Mon
days of s.eh .'Sa.h T. ,: ihs na''s'e h.'I IN y.
W. ~. y. n Johnsou. sec'v.
0avsss Caapsss. Ne. -. . =. ..
MeeiA DE ArA and third Monday night, q ,s sses
mosith b NasfmIc ball. MT: ns>sie Kellogg
wosthy Aatroa. Nm Nette GALE Secretary.
0s.sA nesa lsags, Ne. -. y. 81 ?.
Meeting nigtt.. Tuesdays 81 es~h week. q the
Knigh<s of Yythtas Hall z n vnndevensef.
q. &. II. Il. safih. Z. u \. aud 3.
nasAAsss as.sess.
en koiehas a. PytiIae hall. Lsser aiiimsn. y.
r. c.: ~ fnvne. =. u AC.
0sesa lsage, L .. .. p. Ne. ass.
Msrsa~G sisdhss. FnAayp os each weeA. In tn
O6A yeaisvs Hail. ". T. oeers. u. o., J. Z
Moore, see'y.
Wesssea Aseps Eoeaop0e0s. Ne. -
Meeting nisissa asps ard tlird NondA n Of slarb
month. Walter sinstst.n, c. r.; r. \. cooabc.
scribe.
kasAssSae 1s6ekah LeAge. Ne. -.
N~esins nights .s-aad asd soarsh Thur.tay-
esrh nonlk. In the tsdd Fellows Hail. hn~c
pfies. n. u Mn. Mar Rsiisbs,fu. sscsesasy
WosAoeu eG sbe WoSs1.
Dsasa csar, -. a~sss Sra and third Thrf-
Aays a rnrh nsAih In the sh3d Fetous hall
4. 4 rsnsey, q. &. r ~. 0sss clerk.
Cxup No. ~. esrSacs creeh. 1eets as~s assd
hin kaiusAay nixtis q Erkrst hall. QtAs
Geress, essst. ma 4. nSssiss enasai.
Weoes - WeeAssass.
Ms< ssap1 aaA lsuEsh nsp1sys. sssala4 q
- :
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GuNHIsoN TUNNEL MEMS.

UNITED srkIEs GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. 5. 1904.
Hon. JOHN G. BELL.
President Uneomahgre Vale,
. Water Users Association,
4 Aontrose. Colorado.
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- Ah4NAA - = ~ ~48AS = -
GENERAL MEMS ITEMS
News from Over ne Cosnfy
Briefly Told.
Denver is to have a wool securing
plant.
The canal treaty was ratified in the
senate Tuesday afternoon.
A regiment OF U. 8 troops have been
ordered TO the Isthmus OF Panama
Tho actual loss Ut thor Baitim,re
fire is now said to be about e6a0o0.00O.
The Jayanese squadron 10 said toh have
made another attack upon Port Arthur.
A deter niued effort 10 being made BY
the officials OF Washington. D. c.. to nd
that city OF fostuns tellsrs.
Nearly 175 non-uuion smestsemea
walked out OF the Globe snelter 4. Dss-
yer. Tuesday joining the unioa.
The car has abolished tho censosship
on all outgoing matter. telspraphic aud
mail, (Which has existed in Rsssia FOE
generations.
Russian officials state that % army
will be seut to Korea next summer that
will sweep the Japanese army into The
sea.
! 1t is rumored that Great Britain will
send feet to prevent Rnsasn vasships
passing through the DardsnellA
The Siberian railway isaid tuebs Only
able to transport 1000 soldiers pss day
at the fullest capacity.
An official telegram from Tokts sestse
that Russian cavalry hss eDVsaFsd In
the vicinity Of Auiu. 10 northssA Bsssa-
A y foot vein Of coal hss Aosw ~
covered in the Sangss d. Cfisen szRes
that assa,s per cent in copper.
Russia is having considsrab,c trooSse
in transporting soidiers and sapplise
over the Siberian rsilrosd. Il = ahout
1000 miles from st. PetsssharB 10 The
base of operations in nosthssa Kossa.
In the frst brush bstvssn ~ lara
ness and Russian land torcss ~ Rns-
sians captured IN o0css - ~ 1us.
st1hsssessssst Ssssslui -
Of the Jspaasss and Runisns sssAias
together.
Four Russian torpedo boa1 dssssoyers
have been captured st Pst AstAvr ~
the japanese squadron and thsir essws
have been Transferred. Rassaan signala
were again used with success.
Negotiations are iu progrsss tor III
ssage OF the Dardans,lss BY the nnssinn
Black sea feet. This is the rsssoa uhy
such pains have bseo talEsn u hes 10
obl1in the good will Il Aussria.
Japan d said to bslisss that lssd
operations will - insiguijesnt eos
mouths owing to Rnssias unprsparsd-
uess and inclement vsathsr.
! A Chimes official at Mukdsn rspnete
that the bands Of nountsd sandits 10
Mrnchuria have bsen organissd into IN
divisions. Their object will b to -
troy tho railroads. ssver tslsgraDA Hsse
and cut o6 stragglers and ssppliss sntie
the Japanese come. when tAsy vii sak
Tor snrollment in the Japanese ssny.
insurance losses q 1alnlnoee.
Stephan 4 Obert. vho sepssssat >
number Of insurancs coupaniss have
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A Chimes oiicial at Mukdsn rspness
that the banda Of noantsd haadlts 10
Mruchuria have bssn ossanissd into ~
divisions. Their object will b. to -
troy tho railroads. ssver tslsgrasA Aase
and cut o6 stragglers and ssppliss snsie
the japanese come. when thsy vii aak
Tor snrollment in the Japanese ssay.
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nsgssseso psss. Ne. ~. .. =. ,.
uerss shs ssceaA rhsr.isy a esch ncafh In
~ ksSur nosrp Tte anrxn ass - fcllows;
n a. Juhu-a. cnn naisier: \. v. Cnamand-
m rrhSs usssrrmssier. J r. hErtsa eurxrssn
Js1es = Elair: ChapisLE. z. G. Marsh q p.
Wa Maihess: q. a.. J. T. Whisncsy: Adju'
eAni. 0snrrr hcekiey.
Dooea Ca0p Ne. ass. -. ~. =.
Ne~ss sr~uod AID fsunh sasurdnys Of each
rys,sIh in l. q. q. y. hall. Ire Jscf's. v. c; A
p, ss~p.se. Advisor Nr. iseases. nAaksr' fam
Woudrrs Ctrfk
order Or Washlogt0a.
!. J. winton Union Meetings held
every aecnsd and feufth Tuesday eveuinx of
earh N cuti In osih Yeitoss halt w. s.Seant'
Fressdent C. b. cr,sirr. SECRETARY.
Wu. Rpauldlnr raioa No. III neets a.
E<ten serpud and fourth Saturday ttghss OF
each noaih. ". u. sarvis. President. Byron
r. Tan sscretay.
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yusell -

- vAo essneln1ns tno6 - Nlrr6S &
= biz sAolse ufsnn1nuuoCn -
vou1a hsttor ~ ena1n1& = 80
fun - ealan ~ ~ - q - - a
hsas1ses psw - - fD m
enn1o1es11ey nnoed1 W ]s
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japan ID said to bslisvs that lasd
operations will - insignijesst eos
months owing to Rnssia's unprsparsd.
mess and inclement wsathsr.
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$50 YpaaAs

osAoes ypaono6 y 1||1
Nak1an Hon1
yeoes . 1e11o
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Russia 10 having considerable trouSse
in transporting soldiers and sapp,ise
over the Siberian railrosd. Il = ahout
1000 miies from st. PetsrsharB 10 the
b.ss of operations in nosthssa Rosa.
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In the 6rst brush bstvsss ~ Iapa.
ness and Russian land soress ~ Rns-
slams captured IN ookrss - ~ 1sls
|fssssessssst - : Z -
Of the Jspaasss and Roaians sssAt.e
together.
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Four Russian torpedo boal dsstsoysrs
have been captured st Port ArtAvr ~
the japanese squadron and thsir essue
have been transferred. Rassiap sigaals
we're again used with success.
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A 2foot vein Of coal has hssw ~
covered in the Ssnsss Do Crisen s1Res
that assa,s per cent In copper.
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Negotiations arc in prosrss tor ~
p ssage OF the Dardans'lss BY the Inssi.n
Black sea feet. This is the rsasoa uhy
such pains have bsso taksn u IAes 70
obtSin the good will q Austria.
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Denver is to haro a wool securing
plant. M

An official telegram from Tekis ssstss
that Russian cavalry hss spesaEsd in
the vicinity Of Auiu. in nosthssA Hsssa.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-12-22
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
RUsso-JAPANESE WAR.

An eyewitness describes the gen.
eral assault on Port Arthur OF Nov.
26, in which the opposing foes fought
like demons in the darkness.
Japanese bombarded the arsenal
and torpedo depot on Tiger Tail,
Port Arthur, wrecking the depot and
nearby buildings and sinking three
steamers.
a japanese officer returning from
Port Arthur to Toxic, states that the
movements OF the Russians indicate
shortage OF men in the garrison.
Nogi is Smelling the city, doing great
damage.
A rumor is circulated in st. Peters"
burg that since the destruction OF the
Russian fleet at Port Arthur many
men have been sent north TO aid
Oyama, who probably will begin an
advance against Kuropatkiin.
The dash OF six Japanese torpedo
boats against the Russian battle ship
Sevastopol at Port Arthur proved
heroic undertaking, the craft being
manned by volunteers, who courteo
death in an effort TO sink the last big
vessel of the Port Arthur squadron.
The ship was badly damaged.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-12-22
THE CHADWICK CASE.

Banker Beckwick and his wife
called on Mrs. Chadwick in her cell
and expressed the hope that she will
be cleared of fraud.
Iri Reynolds OF Cleveland, who is
said To hold Mrs. Chadwlck's $4,000
600 securities, will neither deny nor
confirm the report that they are
worthless.
Mrs. Cassie H. Chadwick left New
York for Cleveland to face her &C
cusers, declaring that her action was
voluntary and that her troubles Will
be Strengthened out soon. She says
many prominent" men have offered
to sign her bond, but refuses to an
swer questions.
Two indictments against Mrs. Chad
wick were found by the grand jury In
Cleveland, charging forgery and the
uttering OF forged papers. Andrew
Carnegie is. summoned TO testify, but
on the ground that he is suffering
from lumbago arranged to avoid a
trip TO Cleveland.
Mrs. Chadwick was greeted by a
hooting mob on her arrival in Cleve-
land and collapsed in her cell in Jail
after running a gauntlet of insults
on the streets. More indictments
were found against her and she says
she will not accept bail though she
tells of an offer of aid.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-12-22

DR.. Gebhardt, at New Ulm, Mimi, has
identified Louis Spreng, who was
committed to the Rochester insane
asylum novel, as the murderer.
Mrs. Spreng, mother of LOUIS, says
her son was at home all night on tina,
date.
Nan Patterson underwent an ordeal
in her trial in New York City for the
murder of Bookmaker Caesar
Young, when called to the stand 20
identify letter. Evidence that Young
feared Nan and that he was happy in
the prospect Of escaping from her in
fluenCe was brought out
Three men suspected Of having rob-
bed the bank IN Rice, Mimi, when
81, 900 in currency and several thou
sands in securities were taken, were
captured, two money sacks belonging
to the bank and 1897 being found on
one of them. They gave the names
of Charles F. Morgan, Chicago; George
Meyers, Davenport, Iowa, and Charles
Young, Duluth.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-12-22
LOSSES RY EiRE.

A block of buildings, occupied by
six firms, at Leesburg, Texas, was
burned, causing a loss of $4,000, with
small insurance.
Loss by a Minneapolis fire which de
stroyed the Boutell block and two
other buildings is placed at 1896, 900
Two lives were lost.
The Ohio Seat Companys plant, the
Rudolph Sure Anchor tannery and a
dwellinghouse were destroyed by fire
at Cincinnati. Loss between s150,00O
and 100000.
The Holy Rosary Roman Catholic
church, and the 500 Railway bridge
at Minneapolis Were totally destroyed
by fire, and the Lincoln school was
partly wrecked by flames Crossed
wires caused the church fire, live Goals
from an engine set the bridge afire
and the school blaze was started by
defective furnace. The total loss
is $4,000.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-12-22
POLITICAL.

Governor La Toilette will not OBJ
ject 10 an elective railroad rate COM
mission in Wisconsin. according TO
close friends.
Governor Peabody may retain his
seat, II a decision of the Colorado SUI
preme court throwing out the entire
vote OF a Denver precinct is carried
to a finality.
The Colorado supreme court de-
cided to throw out the Denver re-
turns. The effect will be TO give
the republicans all stae offices ex-
cept governor.
An analysis OF the presidential vote
of this year, shows that, while RoOse'
welt has record popular majority OF
2,526,47O, the total vote is ASS. 233 less
than in 1900, and Parker runs 1888
053 behind Bryan.
The municipal election in Boston
resulted in a victory for the demo
Gratis, thought the republicans gaine0
two members of the board of alder.
men and will now have three out of
the total of thirteen. The council
viii have 40 democrats and &c re-
publicans.