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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04

- Sn Der Sers Seil.airhe oabier
muroen ebelid) g%etraut: Serr Sobann
@uefele uno SRI. Glementine aeB.
Ter. Ser Srdutignn lit Der beitbe.
tunne SSlupelier on Der Wain Strabe
unO ole gruut lit IN Der Sberitaot
ebenfalls poblbefannt.
Bonn bod]D. Batter ". Gremer
mllroen oahier ebeltf getraut: Serr
Sulills @iconer mo Sri. Cecilia
9%mimgGrtner, Sotter oer @ittwe
8oumgGrtner, 1850 @bite StraBc
mobnbait. Ges9leid)eu beirotbeten
oabier: SEER Nlpin 9aol BON Git
buqlle mo SRI. Inna 3eigler.
9ei ser slrbeit an Der Stereo.
tnpier. Wtaidine i'm bieiigen .Seles
grapb-Seralb" puroe George Hfloe,
ger .unl Irme idyiuer perlebt mo er.
lit cine S6nittlpunbe bon etma led)5
3ou 9dnge.
GTSu Der ct. 9onifatiuS Stride
5u 9teu 99isn nrroe Serr Seimif)
gurla9e nit 6rl. Sobann Ablers
ebelid) getrult.
Bel Der Sebanolung BON @a.
iolin murOe Serr Submig 9urtharot
pom Soma Eownibip an Dem geine
amo an Der Sano ld)per uerbrannt.
@eil lie ibren SauSgenoiien
Nbam Giflina UNI cine llbr upo iiinf
Collars beraubt baben iouen mllrs
Den G0llaro Subert, Srie0rid,
arIngle unb i. Hebmnn geianglid)
einge3ogen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
Serr SOrcn5 0unner

mar bel Dem internntlOrnlen eolls
qreiie Der Gonicren3en hes ct. N1n'
Gems pom Eoul = &erelnS III ct.
Souls, Mo., in peril. @Dfe ais Ser
refer Der 9llbltQucr Gonferen5en oll'
mcien0. Gr belt cine Nnlprade
iiber ben 0eiuf Der Nrlnen III lhrert
Tumilicn", pelder piele, prottllhe
Minfe entbielt iiber Die Nrt ltno
l9eiic, Den Armeubeiu6 in Den 6as
milieu m0qlidit niibli6 mir Oas 6elt'
Iid)e unO Guige @obl Der Seluften,
iOruic Der &eiu6er 81 modem. 9r.
Conner itan0 nlld bel Der 0ebotte
iibcr Den @ertb bon pniienben Inter
hultungSlotalen filr Die jill19ere mo
r~eifere ISl,ngmGnnermelt i'm Soroers
treiien elmer imtereiionten 0ebatte.
Gr tbeilte Den 9lnpeienben Die Grs
iubrun0en nit, mel6e leineS @tIIcnS
ourd) ocn 8uu url0 Den llnterbolt ocS
CT. Warien-Goiinos in Subuallc &C.
mad)t mur0en. Gas Gaiino ut nam
lid mobl ein5ig III leiner Nrt Der
&~oQItGn0igfeit mo 0c5balb IlnD ore
Griahrlnqcn, lpeld]G. 0alllt nemndht
mer0en, bon beion0erer @ld)tlgtelt.
g5ebcn Serrn Conner maren and otc
Serren &. WeB uno 90. G5l5et bel
Der internotionnlcn Gonieren5 all-
meien0.
IN Dem 8eridte ser tdgliden
,Nmerifd" Don ct. &OuiS, Oto.,
leicn mir 5olgenOeS oiesbe5iiglih:
SEER @eor9e 5. Gillespie Don
Stem Dprf iprudl iiber o9ops Clubs.
Sorun i6loB lidJ cine lebbafte Se.
butte, oil nelher nltd mebrere 8eilt.
lidDc 5beil nuhmeu. Giu 9elegat
olla gte1p SSerieD meiute, naB unlere
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pieleid)t III Den
&lbenOihunOcn mo Somtugs iiir
iolhe anoben Clubs benlBt iper0en
f0nnten. 0err &oren3 Conner
itilDerte ole. ]iegenSreite @irfiom.
teit oe$ riibmlidit betontteu Ct.
Wtaricn-GoiinO in 0itbl!alle olf Dem
@ebiete Ser anoben. 6itriOrge, uno
hob belpnoerS berOor, 0aB Die ers
DQbute Nnitolt iid) iel6it erbalte."
SEER 2oren5 Conner bon Oh.
bilqule. Soma, iolgte nit einem iei-
ielnoen &ortrng iiber rArmenbe.
iuh". Gr iiibrte einen Iusipruh
Dca bo6m'iten Gr3biihof &eone bon
Dubuque, anldRlid) elmer bon Dem.
iclbcn por elmer Mrlnen.Gonferen5
gebnltenen Hcoe al, IN meldem Der.
ielbe ole Nrlnen IN brei &lailen
tbCilt: /. @otte9 Nrme; =. 0eS Seil.
ieia Nrme, m0 ;. arme SeIiel.
GritCre iiuO Die mperidnrloeten
Nlrme. ole 5pcitcu iol6e, Die ourd)
llmnUBIQteit ODER on0ere 2uIter tbre
Nrnutb ielbit periduilOet hoben lll0
Die 0rIttCn ,Sene, 0enen e5 Our6
oterlei llebelitGn0e luO peri0nlihe
W}mugelbuftigfeiten niht qcliugen
lpiQ, AMI eineu grilnen 3metg I'll
fommcn". NeOuer fiibrte Damn in
prnftiiher 9Seiie aus, mic eS Die
&flidlt Der &incentianer lei, alien
Oteieu orei &Iuiien bilfreih bei5il.
ipringen. 9ei Der Speiten &laiie
hanOelt eS lid buuptlGhlih nm Die
Rettunq Der &iu0er. nit meldlcn
iol6e lmaliiflide MIenihen gep0bn.
lih retdlIh Qeiegnet im0."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
Mni idrcflidJe @ciie get0btet

mllroe beim Sotel Sitlien Der 6armer
Serrp Srllipan BON Grairie Greet
SolDnibip, Dubuque Gountp. Gr
mllrOe bon einem StraBenbabnlpagen
ilberfuhren mo bon ben RGoern Der
art 9etroiien, OaB ibm Der llnterleib
3erbriidt mo bas Hiidgrat gebrohen
mllrOe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
Henry Imnerproupt sl905
SCHNELLVILLE, OHIO,

&ir empfeblcn alien nnieren &C.
elrten Eeiern oas StnSium Dieies
fleincn 3ettels, nnb iultcn Sieieni-
gen, Die nit Der S~csablnns beS
Slattes im &iditanbe tub, uid)t
Iammcm, ihrcr Eflidt nad)smfoinmen.
Seoer 2eier, Der Ieine 3citmns elm
Sahr i'm @srams beSablt, erbalt
cinen &egensburger Warienfalenoer
ais Eramie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
Spre6t Dor!

@ir Iino IN Der Eaoe, STE NIT allen
SOrtsn glsnwOuren, 9steu. Seppi=
den, Matten unO Csltu6 81 perie9en,
ale BON leitenoen 6abrltanteu 9ema6t
unO Ge9eH Bear 9etauit, ipeI6e mir 81
Yrsiien uubieten. Die lpnIt nirgenos
Gn9,bOten meroen tOunsn. q
Sames GeOi IL 8 o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
Siele HatHolifen fauieu Sauo

in benz beitsu iunsen unb melt tatbpliid,en
}hal i'm 6egeu7. Jrufts. aerus un6 8itb @es
btete oes ,Sonneuid1ein = Staates". Sdjore
6nrHls S5-s25 per Ader. Spltbe An renter 81. 80
per GSer. Wilde gsinter. GeiuuoeS Maisr uuo
2Iirta. atrG]e unb Bfarrer. geget 4urnlarfen
bel nto Itreibet I'm @uStguit on
Rev. Pastor Holy Cross Church,
Ipswich, South Dakota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04

3u nicl, ielbit ser beiten Rnb-
rllng, mag llnOerOnulidfeit perllr-
laden a6Pr llnDerOmllihfeit lit nie
10 idlimm. DnB p. auguIt &0ni0's
&nmburgrr 1ropfen niht furircn
f6nnen. sic erleidteru unb itGrteu
Den Ialen uno beieitIaen baa llebeI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
Weaeu &rebSjtaoeu.

SD empfehIe HERMIT Strppp's berabrte
oentfte. Buloer. 3teieIber heiIen ieben mod
aHserltd9. Gas anertannt eiu5is bette gRitteI, nm
Waesntrebs erfoIgreif 5l beileu. 8esen 9abss
rem. SeIsntne u. !. no. idreibe man an:
Goparo =. 0seDiua,
Et. Qucas 1nfpo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
SiQia IA %nerfauteu.

Cine quite Garm Don So alder In Der Rabs opr
Subuaue tit bilig su psrtauteH. Cute Gebdu.
Iid9feiten umo ppli9 gSafier auf benz 9lase. Cir
frlttet boar. Ter Ret 5u niebrisen 5inien. I'm
nahsre Gustunft pesoe man lid an ~. s., care
Of 9athplte NDtntin9 Go. Gu5naue. Sorpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
MMtuna, Earmer!

Sabt Chr Sater, 5eu. Nartcfi elm, gseiSer, aora,
G0ggeH, @ierlts, eier, Butter ODER iberbanpt
,rgeuomelde Earmprceutte w perfauien? ggeUn
10, oanH itretbt crit an Sol. 3. Masle. Eubueue,
SpDd, uro iraet ihu UNI ieine xreiie. Mdn
a%oreiire einiaf; Z. Z. Vaeis. 1ubuaue, Soipa.
2err Nasle tauit uuo p~ertauit audi
Stdots uuo Tsrnteisenthum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
4rdmte sn tuhrn.
Wir erfidsn nniere AboHuenten ,u beaGten,
ba6 mir ben idpueu go"
Re9ensbur9er Observation-Disclosures

fir 1905 als Yramis sebin- s%bonHeuteA,
Welhe ibreH Etditano unb Elm poaes 'Sabr i'm
@0raus be,ubltn, erbalteH fofort eiueu Negtuss
burger Wartrnfaleuser suseaaOt. llniers
MboHHenteH iiub saraai ~aufnertiam ger1aht
oaB tx ben &alenber ais Hramie erbalteH
tpHneH, rulc oesbalb Hibt gu iaufeH braudlsh
IboHHsnten, nereH Sabr crit iYater ablanft
fpnnen ben aaleHber als Yramie erbalttH, in.
benz lie jeBt eia ueiteres Satr i'm Yorans
be3ahlen.
2orens Conner, Geidaftstabrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
gu h%erfaufen.

Cine 400 lldsr 6arm in 2ppu Co., Soma, if Al
osrtouten. 5ieieIbe fest 5 " ellen BON elmer Gss
metnbe mo ber 8rieitsr Ssuti6 unb Gnshit
ipridt. 2teis 6arn mus bic suM l.. 9e5eniber,
Ben. I'm nsbsre GIstunft idreibt man an ben
Gteentblmer Deter Graham, fusuprtn. Wltnn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
HaiehanOluua.

5err auois Saisl. 3p. 1912 SopasS trase, gu.
buGue, Soma, hat NETS eine ppuidnoige 9luSpabl
ritbis. Iasrudrtise BeiieQunseu peroen prompt
be'orst. Iretslife miro aui Serlauaen ssrne
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
MuStunft b~erlanat.

9c rfnb bic Sr!iSsr Sran5. 8alih unb Setter
SauIdl. eesurttg aus StIen. sugenibnrs? Srans
Dar Irlher IN Semtet, Soma. unb Yster in ct.
VaAl, Wtti,Hy ppbHbaft. ausfuuit ieuoe man
ssh. au y W., care Of ~~auremburser Gasette".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
4athplijhe familieu,

bic kt bet gaaep Sans, i'm uprooitIiden &anias,
cine Jarn taufsn i%upler, mogen fdreibeu an
Nts. Jsfepb 2~tttcnamsr, Q, 9. g., ct. 8ene.
bict's Nbbep, Ntdjtiuu, aauias.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
3ar setaQisem Sea4tuns!

Ter selbc Settel ami Ser
critcn Scitr Scs States sibt Oas
Satnm m, bis 5n mcld)cm oasielbc
besnblt lit. SeScr 2eicr fann aliO
SaramS criebcu, wic iuctt CT 3dbluns
geleIitct hat. Mcun bas barauf.
itebcnoe Datum etlua 10 beiRt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04

10 lit cs g%eratben, ben rifitGnbiaen
Nbunnementsbetras bnloisit ein5u.
ieHoen, Ociin bic Ybrciic iultc fulgsn-
ocrmafcn lanten: 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
GbicGso, oeu 9. S.t.
Gstssjo:

Usissio.
Net;en-
SsS.: l.l15@l.134.
Wal. 1.12s@l.l34.
Rorn-
Sss. 50s@5lt.
Wtai. 4S4@49t.
SaIsr-
Yes. 3Os@31.
0tai. 335@33..
D%seJ uarst.
Shpelue-
S9rpsrs, S $4,000 10.
S1lpere. rGuhe,s -. 3085. SO.
yel6te. So. 650Sj.l 10
Semil6ts, SIS. 5000. II.
SIe6-
Htmopieb, 80 IS 06.3 81.
6iibe NIB 1huloer. 81. 0094.50
SeruS Stlere. 81. T004 90.
NeiternS, 81. 00@4 30.
JrI1ihpasJ.
Sdpeineleiih-
Oft. $ll.4!@S1l. 60.
Gan. Sl3, 20@Sl332.
SGmal;-
OFT: 81. 6O@y7.67
San. S7.4j@,Si.51.
Rippeu-
Stt.: T72@7.sQ.
aaI. ss.s5@satSa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
Ger Hcinertraa

Der Snir 5lln 8eiten Ger ct. Iuall,
Ilimls.aird)e 81 Snlbur Soipa, ioa
iid o1f $4,000 beloufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04

- 9. g. Granten, 6entiter Sfbpo.
FAT nno Potter. Simmer 4A3 Office.
Gebanoe .. uHS Nain.S GeIe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-30
FOR CLEAN
POLITICS
Especial TO The starl

nOTHELI. April so.-There was
warm session at the Republican
primary election here Thursday
night John Rodgers. a saloonkeep-
er. has controlled the political situ-
alton In Botheu up TO date, but when
the votes were counted last night he
Was turned down by a vote Of So to
IS.
The town was divided. 1t was a
clash between saloon politics and
clean politics, aud clean politics won
Four delegates viii so TO the coun-
ty convention from Bothell.
The Rodgers Pete Smith faction
had John Rodgers. G. II. Holmes. u.
DyKert and James Kelly in the field.
The citizens put up NJ. Z. Durham.
NJ. Ellifseu. Charles Hohswam aud
]. keener.
Rodgers made a desperate attempt
10 capture the delegation and kept
carriages running back aud forth.
also dispensing hospitality liberal
~.
Indications arc that II the ring"
attempts TO control the convention
II VIII be turned down at the cleo
ton as decislyely as the Rodgers
Smith faction was Thursday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-30

A canoe race between Is picked
warriors of the ehiloat tribe and a
Ike number Of the best braves Of
the Taku Indians. viii take place on
Gastlneau channel. opposite juneau.
on the morning Of July 4. The race
will be for a aide bet OF $3.50, for
which the Indians Of both tribes
have been subscribing TO during the
winter months. The largest part OF
the money, however. ls put up b.
the richer members Of the tribes.
These races are not held To make
money. II - the custom among the
Indians Of the winning side to give
grand "potiateh. or feast. to
which members Of all the tribes are
invited to attend. The course viii
be laid from a point opposite the
city Of juneau for five miles IN a
southeaaferiy direction. The canoes
IN which the men viii race are old
war relics. and ARE built TO hold IS
men. besides the one who steers.
On this occasion the warriors are
dressed In the gayeat Of colors. while
their faces are besmesred with paint.
az In the old days when the braves
put forth In them TO contend for the
honor Of their tribe In other than
athletic battles. There has not been
a race OF this kind between the In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-30
OPENING DAY OF
THE WORLDS FAIR

Continued From Pare one.
promptly Al half-paat - the sxer-
sgzes Of the day began. There vas
little Formally. hardly any display
10 attract the seekers Of the pietur-
esque. and still the program Waa
carried cut amid surroundings aud
I'm manner In all WAYS appropriate.
The ceremonies we're opened With an
tnvoemtioa b. the Rev. Prank ".
GunAalaA Of Chicago The iuVesa-
ten was followed by the rendering
OF "AmerIeA. b the bands. ana an
address By the Hon. y. II. Francis.
president Of the exposition. Prsst-
dent Francis was given a great oya-
ton. IN a brief address. he reviewed
tina history Of the exposition enter
prise from its inception. euiogtxing
thu work Of hts colleagues ard pel,is-
ina the public spirit Of the citizens
OF 81. Louis In general He set forth
the objects OF the exposition to be
20 commemorate the past. present
the advantages Of the present. ard
inspire hope for the future--the past
TIA present. the future Of America
and thu whole world. Loud and con-
tinuous cheering followed the con
cluslon Of President Francis re-
marks. and the hand struck up The
ssar-spangisd Banner" amid tufuuf-
tuous cheering and waving Of hats
and hnndkerchiefs.
william II. Thompson. chairman
Of the committee on grounds and
buildings. stepped 10 the front OF
the speakers stand and introduced
Isaac l.. Taylor. director OF works.
An ovation was rendered 20 NF.
Taylor, who had managed n great
part OF the huge task of preparing
the exposition He said that he had
worked many months On hts speech.
and that IN delivering u h would
deliver the keys OF the buildings to
President Francis. which he did. The
transfer Of the exhibit palaces To +.
J. v. Sklff. director Of exhibits, vas
then made. Mr. skfff delivered n
brief address and WAS accorded n
rousing reception that testified to the
peoples appreciation for hts invai-
liable work ia making the exposition
a success.
Addresses followed by Thomas II.
Carter. president Of the national
commission. r. r. Hartman. speak
ing on behalf Of domestic exhibitors.
and by representatives, Of the con-
gressionai and other committees that
have had much to DO with the at
fairs Of the enterprise.
A Secretary Taft stepped forward
to deliver the GRAFTON OF the day he
was greeted with tremendous ap-
plause Secretary Taft's address
Was brief and very Characteristic q
the man.
Gov. Dockery was not IN the pro-
gram. Why. Il Is not explained.
Mayor Wells spoke for St. Louis.
when these forFnsittcs were con-
cludef there came a scene that was
notable for Its intense impressive
ness President Francis stepped 10
the front OF the stand and faced the
expecfant multitude. II was n few
minutes past the noon hour. and he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-30

TACOMA. April so,ariereud by
half dozen bullets and hls face
swollen. toru aud powder burned BY
the wounds Il WAa necessary II IN
fitot I'm order 10 capture him. hoh
Taylor. the eraeed murderer Of the
harmless yaung tramp. y. ".
Barnes. ltesstn tho county jan here
under special guard. lie MAS cap
tured yesterday afternoon, after
haYink dangerously wounded sheriff
]. A. nsuhoim and after making re-
markable efforts 10 kin every other
human being wtthiR range Of his
gun. while being pursued By Off
GERS and citizens
Although he viii probably lose the
eight OF one eye. aud rendered al
most speschless BY bullet hole
through his tongue. Taylor's wounds
viii not necessarily prove fatal none
OF tho Officers bullets having struck
him In a vital spot.
Taylor Il remarkable type OF
criminal lie gives no reason what
ever for his crime. and expresses no
regret for Il. hi. one dissrpoint-
ment is that he was struck By a bull
let In his gun hand and thus pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-30
sos TAYLOR. THE DESPERATE WHO THREE MEN, Is
FINALLY LANDED THE OFFICERS

vented from killing outright Deputy
Marshal Bureh4 who was close upon
him when he waH furead to threw
away hIa dnsFer and surrender az
be instantly shot by Deputy Mar
shal Harvey Reynolds. who stood
with a double -harfeiled shotgun
pointed At the murderer'a heart
Taylor SAYS he Is Of German de-
scent and that he WIS born IN In
diana. that he has never been n
trouble before. except once, when he
was s.vagKed" IN Portland that he
has never stolen anything, because
that would not be right. aud that
he WAS living In the cabin on potas
toes aud salt the winter past 50 that
he could so 10 oregon and work.
lie says that when the two trampa
came 20 his deer he refused them
entrance and that enc Of them tried
Co fierce his way into the cabin.
whereupon TAYLOR pulled his gun
aud shot. thinking he had riehi 10
resent the tramp'a action. After he
had ahot Barncs he tried TO drug him
70 another cabin. and he ahot Al
Holland. the other tramp. because
he feared Holland would return and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-30

picturesque pageant that wound
about the exposition grounds. start
ing from the Administration plaza
ana marching and eountermarehinE
through the principal avenues Of the
Ivory city. Japanese and EosHaetu
walked side BY aiIfn and subjects Of
the shah hQhnobbrd With deniEHun Of
the lana Of the white elephant There
were diminutive T.Ilipinaa AMI NtAnt
Pate koulans. buNum nafruuH from
the Alpine country and aeantlly clad
south Sea islanders. whose home Ii
near the equator There we're people
Of all races. ereadz aud eolofs. - say
nothing OF a magnificent display Of
Wild animals. lions Tat ride horse
back. elephants that stand on their
heads and tigers. ieuparia and other
beasts whose habitat T. the jungle
~ india or Africa.
This Pike parade wnH the event OF
events for the children. They
asarfasd through the bid buildings.
got themselves tangled up IN 81
sorts af unexpected piAees and made
the lives 81 the Jefferson guards
fi4lasfa bic from daylight 70 dark
rhsv invaded the sacred precincts
Of the Mahommetan fuaEaoei they
awartrsd about the waterways aaul
Il looked az though the tHttsa
states itfa- savers would have &c give
4naF@ exhibitions than thny had bar
eained for. ani they ran up and
sosnu Art hlll and Fosmsd through
he forestry reservations unthi foreei
IL remain quiet BY sheer exhaustion
II appeared as though they Wsra sy-
erYwhsre at once. and 20 dauot they
saw twice az much OF the interesting
features 81 che exposition ~ any
mature persons dit.
Ths explosion OF a se-Fallon tank
of coffee inside an Inn on the TAR
grounds this afternoon seriously IN
lured four people. Charles Goodrich
fatally.
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said.
Ladies' and Geutiemeni vii
nov dictate a telegram.
To the President % the United
states OF America. Washington y.
ct The representatives Of The ma
tons send greetings. and request
that you put IN motion Tho maehlu=
cry of the Iauisiana Purchase expo
sitIBn.
A few feet away sat the telegraph
operator. who sent every VOID a. Il
fen from the ilpa Of the speaker.
who paused a. the end e every few
words.
The clicking Of the telegraph In
strument Was heard b all within 4
radius 81 msny feet. 80 silent attd
nalAelazz WAa tha vast thronE- No
one spoke or moved. A minute
raised b.. Then a few seconds
more OF stiffness. that told that the
hearts Of these people we're in TIE
right place. and then. a. the tension
Vas growing stronger and more ais
nlftcAnt. the report Of canno Wa
heard. the people Jumped. apalaad-
ed. shouted and waved their hats
and handkerchief.
Following the conclusion OF the
opening ceremonies the deaiFsna 81
The pike had their Innings
There WAS a parade Of all nations.
Every cline was represented Ia the
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MURDERER
CAPTURED

shoot him. A TO why he fired upon
the officers. he aaYa they made him
mad ~ shooting him IN the hand.
Taylor appears 60 he moral de-
generate. without any realization Of
his crime or any feur Of the penalty.
While effemluate aud weak IN ap-
pearauee. he also has "A peculiar kind
Of physical courage. aud during the
painful probing of hia wounds BY the
physician who attended him In the
Jail. he hardly WINGED lie ate his
loaf OF bread and drank the cup Of
cold Water that was given him with
satisfaction and relish. after which
he fell asleep a. naturally As a little
child.
Richard Holland. the boy tramp.
who so narrowly eeesped the rrazed
mans anger. Is m the county hos
pltal for treatment lie may lose HE
right hand. which is badly shot to
pieces The wound on hts shoulder
blade Is not serious. chief OF Police
Mallory has received a telegram from
the boys parents. asking that he be
we'll taken care Of until aid can be
sent Tia father Is nr. Park Hai-
land. Of Billings. Mont. a prominent
physician. lie states that the boy II
10 and that he has been working
With A surveying party near Helena
until recently. when he lsrt for Ia
coma to accept a position on a
steamer.
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To POLICE
Suspected Would-Be Suicide
Accuses Colored Men of At
tempting TO Murder Him

with n cash several inches long in
the left side Of hlp neck. which sev-
cred two arteries ard narrowly missed
the iuRular vein. William Haien was
found weitariHF IN "A pool Of his own
blood At the rear Of n machine shop
on First avenue south yeai erday after
noon. lie was half conscious aud APP
pafently dying. but revived and viii
recover 1t f. believed he attempted to
commit suicide.
Holen Wa found by patralman Bun
mel and taken 90 the WaYHtds Mission
hospital IN the patrol wagon. = bile
waiting for the patrol he Raspsd
"NiRKera done II. which led q The
arrest Of several colorsd men. one
of them. named Burns. is said 70 have
had trouble With B0ien lately.
Tsalen Il 8 years old and has been
living At First avenue south aud Con-
neetieut street Mrs. ITefsan. the
iandiadF. told the police that Buleu
came 70 tho house IN an intoxicated
condition and she told him that he
would have to leave n he came there
any more ike that lis reply was.
II YOU 50 back on me. I'll XIII my
self"
Mrs. fveraon paid no more attention
to the matter until she returned from
EelHhhar's house and found blood
stains an the walk and q bloody razor.
which HoIen had evidently used. Ae-
campanied bY her husband. she traced
the stains to the BODY. but PatroimaB
nunnal had already found the dying
man.
chief Delaney finds IL hard to recon-
ellie the story Il Mrs Iverson and the
confused uttefnncen OF the wounded
nan.