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brakes Palmetto Wine,

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KILLED A BLACK BEAR
Large Specimen Falls Before Gun Of
Gordon Man.

SUPERIOR, WIS.-One of the largest black
bears ever killed in the northern part of the
state has just been shot by Isaac Lager Of
Gordon. He encountered the animal i'll the
vicinity of the head of Bardon lake. Cor
don, and two bullets put it out of existence.
Bears seems to be increasing in the county.
Judge Vinje of the circuit court refused to
modify the sentence of George Essen for con-
tempt of court in any way. and an appeal will
be taken to the supreme court. Essen Is the
Knudson- Ferguson manager sentenced last week
to thirty days in jail and to pay ,no fine Of
him guilty of violating an Injunction.
The democrats are holding eonrentons here
the run against Speaker Irvine l.. Lenroot
Myron Reed or W.. j. Comes will be named
against w. w. Andrew. H.. Y. Gard will be
nominated for district attorney. - y
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TO STUDY LIVESTOCK.
Professor Rutherford and Five Students
at Ames Leave for st. Louis.

AMES, IOWA.--Professor w. J. Rutherford,
acting head of the department OF animal hus.
bandry, Iowa State college. started last night
for st. Louis, and tool. with him five young
men-E. B. Thomas. +. G. Thinker, B. w.
;Crossley.ss W. j. Lynch and l.. e. Troeger, all
students in the advanced class. They will form
the purpose Of demonstrating the modern method
Of teaching young men how to know and judge
the animals kept on the farm. They will spend
studying sheep and swine. as they see them
In the pens and in the show ring Of the great
est live stock show record: ..s
Professor Rutherford, while at ST. Louis, will
at the request of the college and experiment sta
ton educational board Of tile worlds fair
teach lesson to the class in animal husbandrJ
to demonstrate the modern methods of teaching
sheep Judging.
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MAY SHARE IN VAST WEALTH
Two Duluth Residents Heirs Of an Old
Inheritance.

DULUTH, MISUNDERSTANDING Dransfeld ant
John Conner, Jr., of Duluth. have just received
information that leads them to believe they
VII share in an old Inheritance valued at $50,
Their grandfather. David Conner. was a SOL
dier IN the Canadian army in 1872 and for
m Nras re service was given grant of 2oo
site, of Guelph, Ont. He placed little value
on 1t, and subsequently it was taken by squat.
tiers and the city Of Guelph sprung up.
!. John Conner inherited the land. He is re-
tired sailor. SO years old of Kingston. Ont. He
Rers establishing his fathers right to the land
me he1rs have been advised that with the
recovered documents they can establish clea,
title to the valuable city property for a sol
diers rights under the laws of Canada are para
mount ~ pa"
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RICHMOND NOMINATED
Democrats Pit Arcadia Man Against
the La Toilette Candidate.

LA CROSSE, WIS.-Stephen Richmond of
Arcadia, Wis., has been nominated by the demo-
Gratis of the thirty second senatorial district
comprising La Crosse and Trempealeau counties
to make the against Thomas Morris. who
defeated Senator John G. Gaveney for the nom
ination after n bitter fight. Resolutions were
adopted denouncing Governor La Toilette fol
his alleged interference in the affairs of this
senatorial district and his attempt to dictate
Che election of a senator.
James Smooth and Fred Kingsley. two OF
the four ''ycegmen who escaped from the
Hixton and are now confined to the cage If
the interior of the jail; The surrounding coun
try is being secured FOR the other two pris
oners, and 1t Is believed they will be captured
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LOGGING ROAD PROJECTED
Company Organized at Ontonagon viii
Tap Rich Pine District.

CALUMET, MICH.-The Ontonagon s South
western Railway company, capital 5000, 600, has
been organized at OntOnagon for the purpose of
tlIing road southwest from Ontonagon for
twenty-five mics, and perhaps farther, to tap
the timber In that Icc:lity. The road will have
as GROUP 49," CT the finest tracts of stand
Ing pine in the northwest
The timber will be brought to Ontonagon and
and cut In the mill Of the Ontonngon Lumber and
Cedar company. Officers Of the new company
are: President. Timothy Nester Saginaw: vice
president and manager, John Eawley, Ontonagon;
secretary and treasurer, D. j. Norton, Ontona
gou.
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NEW SCHOoLHOUsE READY
$4,000 Building Completed at Hawle,
High School Course Added.

HAWLEY, MINN.-A new $50 900 school
house has just been completed and a high school
facilities of the town.
. Archie Cameron is building fine new three
story hotel ~
Threshing is only about half done. and the
continued wet weather makes conditions LOOK
serious FOR those. who are hoping to house theil
The flour mill is about to change hands an6
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become the property Of Wolfgram Brothers Of
Minneapolis, who will equip it with modern
machinery and make it one of the best IN the
county. 49,
4 big republican rally will be held in t this
gresham H. STEVENSON will be among the
speakers.
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MERRILL, WIS.-Heavy rain has caused
food In the Wisconsin river. All the sawmill:
have had to close. william Zimmerman. while
picking up lumber from the water. fell in ant
was drowned
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DROPPED DEAD IN A FIELD
Neighbors Of Israel Birdseu Shocked
-. 49, hY His Sudden Death.

r DEBORAH, IOWA.-Israel Birdsell, one Of the
well-known residents Of Frankville township. thi
county went into his cornleld in his usual healtI
this morning, but had been there only few
minutes when he dropped dead. He had been
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! very robust man, and in the prime Of life,
| and his sudden death a great surprise to
| everyone. He had lived In this county for
| many years and was a we'll to do farmer.
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GLENWooD, M1NN.-The village council let
the contract for the building Of about $500 feet
of sewer and septic tank to Ilstrup & Olson
of Minneapolis. This will be- the first septic tank
built in connection with a sewer system in the
state, - ~
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HUDSON, WIS.-The republican convention
nominated Adolph Johnson of Baldwin for sheriff
on the fifth ballot. Henry Anderson of Baldwin
was made county chairman.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-11

BARABoO, WTs.-Adlerd Lemay. one of the
Oldest locomotive engineers on the Chicago &
North Western, died here last night.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-11

INDEPENDENCE, IOWA.--At the annual
meeting of the Buchanan County Fair association
s. T. Spangler was elected president emit and G. W;
present years fair was reported. 1t was de.
cided to pay off the standing Indebtedness of
So, 900 and to incorporate the society.
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MILWAUKEE,, WIS.-The propeller Wawa tam.
which went ashore of North Point. was re-
leased after a portion Of her cargo had been
tettfsoned,
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ATLANTIC, Iowa.. G. Rasmussen. we'll
to.do farmer was gored to death by a vicious
bull today. He went to the pasture early i'll the
morning. Not returning by 1 O'Clock. search
was made and he found still conscious. but
beyond medical relief.
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BATH, S. D-Clyde Fred Brewster and Jessie
F1emming were married at the home of the
brides mother, Rev. G. William Hickman Of
floating. ..
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IRON MOUNTAIN. MICH-The approaching
wedding of Claude Elliott. member of the pitch
ing staff of the New York National league team,
| and Miss Leah Cudlip is announced. The cere-
mony will take place at Iron Mountain, the home
of the bride, on Oct. Is.
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RUSH CITY, MINN-Charles Palmer brick
mason, was injured by fall. His legs
broken and internal injuries are feared.
BEM1DJr, MINI The Jury in the case of
Bersvend Roam. charged with the murder of Ole
Bakken returned verdict of not guilty.
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FERGUS FALLS. MINN.-Charles Ekness and
Miss Christine Anderson were quietly married
this afternoon. The bride has just arrived from
Norway. ".'
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NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

DULUTH MINN.--It is not often that we'll
known and popular couple can be secretly married
In any community for year without the news
Of this city have accomplished the feat. Mr..
Lewis and Miss Clement had been keeping com.
pany for about q year when they were married
on Oct. II. 1908. Only four other people have
known of the marriage and two of these were
the father and mother Of Miss Clement -
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apurh @nmd man, his
Period
PURCHASE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-22
1tnterbrnhene Hciie.
8anfiers1o6n an 8orb bes 9dmpfers
psrhQftet.

8dntiers1 1obn an 8oro oes Sdf1pfers
Dsrbaftet.
9}ep Oorf, 21. San. - Der
% Sabre alts 6rant O.Runtle, So9n
BON s. 9. gtuntle, bem PrdiiOenten
Der vaanias @itp 8ant" in &anz
fas gitp, Mo., tpurbe geitern i'm
gorfbiGe poli5eigeri4t uuf Die ans
fluge, einen ipertbloien Gbed auf Die
8anf ieinss 8uter ge5ogen gu baben,
fir Elm fpeiteres, auf beute ungeieBtes
9er60r fsitgebalten. Die 8egleitumz
itdnoe Der 8er9uftung .Oes iungen
Mannes iinb fura folgenOe: 3untle
bate am Neujabrstag Elm 3erpirfnib
nit feinem 8ater, mar bie6er gefomz
men unb bate in 9}r. II, Sf IA. Ctr,
8o6nung senommen. Ous 9elo ging
inn aus unb bic 8ub6riefe an ietnen
8ater blieben unbeontportet. Sn Der
8er5tpeiflung i9rie6 Der iunge W}ann
einen G6ed BON $1,000 duf Die 8ant
feines 9aters, bsponirte bus Papierz
6en BEL Der rWinbior Sruit 60" unb
5og fpGter $235 barauf. SelegrapAiz
f9e Qnfragen in &unfas Gttp ergdz
Ben, bab 8unfle bort tein 8ut6a6en
bat unb Die 8anf6eumten folgten nun
nit 6iilfe Der poli5ei ben Spuren oes
iungen Mdnnes. 0ieiel6en fii6rten
mad 5obofen, bort bate it4 Der 8anz
fiersIo6n unter bem Namen McNr0le
auf Der nOeuti9lanb" eingei4ifft.
@r fpurbe per6uftet un0 na4 glepz
gorf 5uriidge6ru4t. Der junge Runz
fle flieBt BON 3eue ii6er unb bofft
nur, baB i'm iein @ater aus ieiner
i4ltnrnen Gage Aelfen pir6.
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Senat pdblen laFen poGe. Die 5olge
mar, baB Die ben Republifanern pers
fprodenen $4,000 am Wa6ftags
dusblieben unb bic Oemotraten iieg=
ten" SSener Senator bebauptete, bab
Die giienba6n Gprpprdtionen bic
Ganoioatur bes 6rn. Garter bifttrt
hdtten.
Die 3a6l Der 8eIu9er bes Stuatsz
aapitols mar beute betrd6tli9 5ulam>
men gei9rumpft; nur Die 5reunDe uno
Qn5dnger Der beri6ieoenen Senatorsz
ganoibaten itanben in 9ruppen i'm
Staats 8apitol berum.
9puberneur Wdrfielo purbe BON
mebreren Oelegationen aus bem iiicz
li9en Marplanb i'm Snterefe bes etz
nsn pber anberen ganoioaten aufgez
fu6t.
grzpoliseiri9ter Otto Senner mar
ebenfals in 4nnapolis.
Inter ben 8eiu6ern bes 9ouperz
neurs befanO iih audi 9r. 9enrD
Sense, pelder CUTE 2lusiiat bat, ais
poliaei Gommii1Gr ernannt gu fperz
ZEN. Wie berluutet, fpirb nd4ite
Bo4e eine grOBe Delegation angeiebez
ner 9eutf6 Inlerifaner in feinem
Sntsrsfe bem @ouDerneur einen 8ez
fu9 ubitatten.
6r. Sfaut 2obe StrauB, fpelder
Dor 3fpei Subren elm Mitglieb bes I'm
terbuuIes mar, ituttete ben 8eieBz
gebunssbulIen einen fur5en 8eiu3 db,
gr mar i'm Stats 9lppeaationsgez
ri6t t6dtig.
grz64eriff u. S. gilbert mar elmer
Der anDerengeIu eIu9er Der Staatsbauptz
5abt.
8pn ben Senators ganbibaten
fanb ii4 teiner i'm Staats &apitoi
elm.
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Ntod fein Scllator trluQbH.
3nut arittem Ytale reTnltatlna aeIttmmt.
Gr~@pup. S. g8. @mitb erbielt sta9ner<Stintmsn


@nator Clarence 90. perns Baltimore obist Td gsn Die
Nngffe Der 5reunbe bes Sn Rabner @enator 2eps
QneganD gounD bdl German fir ben grDben @rponenten Der
pOitden @Reni6aft - WHnidt 6rn &apne als idisen an
malt bic Settle 6n gorman seGt = Cine @rf9laffuns
in benz ssntigen Sample Der @sisbsebuns sinsetretn
aain f6n fnbld sesen Smitb; Der grze3oub
befGmpft 6n Rubner 8eios MAIDEN Srun esen bic
partsi Srsuniiutn Die 3utunft in Suntel se6Hat - W
bas brittle 8oum ausfel.
Annapolis, 81 Sanuur. 0as brittle 8ptum fir 8unpesS
nator in Der gebsung beref abermas ruaos Die 4immuns
penis Deridn ben bobsnben. Die So @norep unb
9tcod 6arforoGounp nel9 bser fir rn Rapner simm
baen saben ibre Simmn fir ben groupernur obr al Sm6
a unb 9r Sursr Garroaeountp Der sern fir Smitb mmts
CAB bu feline emme ur Gapner ab 4bpeeno parsn bic So gd
unb geeb Baltimore bic bel fn Nbtmmung anpeIno
iops SUB GurroGounp unb 9uram Baltimore, pee Bis
br fir orn Rapnsr sefimm batn SIN Senat fanb t @tmmen
1nh2ru
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r,,,ust sbomss. ssr,bor,. ser,rpbur.

Better 6tuer,Enper. Sn far alien @roeeritldp.n in
gapitreiiteH psrianft, Regulate Srobt 4c.; fkint
Quite, ium GHma5eR BON lnsi RsblenkntrR eeniis
qtuD Sc. Gbpmas & Or ps., Gantsn. q. &
A, -Ga!sRhsa = ALA q Sans, lRa
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Shredlt6er Intdu IN Den Sdntbr1d>
9tablperfen gu So6nstOnn, ga.
- Cine Qnaa9l Sobte unb Ser
leBte.
SSp6nstonn, n, pa., 81. Sunuur,
- Sn 5olee bes 3erreiBens zines
Sreibriemens, bur9 pel9es Elm enorz
mes S9pungrab ii9 Der gontrOle
ent5og unb in iol6e raf9e 8etpegung
gerietb, baB es 6arit, purben 9eute
frii6 gegen 4 l1br in ben Cambria
Stu6lperfen brei MGnner getDbtet
unb Elm babies 0ubenb i4per DerS
leBt. Die Sobten 1inb goparb CAB
losfi, 56 Sabre alt, 2ouis S5dnboSti
unb 5ranf SDat. S0btli9 perlebt
ipurben Safe llpbit, Sebuc @neri unb
Gopdc Setpopit9. 9lGe 8erlebte iinb
in's Gambriaz9oipital ge6ra4t NOR
ben.
9as geboritene S9tpungrdO NAB
20 SUB i'm 0ur6nefer unb nog etpG
so Sonnen. Die fortge19leuberten
Stiide 5erI6metterten 9ampfrO6rsn
urb fIllten bic 5ubrif nit iiebeno Dei@
ben 0dmpfen, pel4e perf4iebene Der
2eute in Der Ndbe i6iper perbriibten.
4uh fpribte 9lii5enbes Metaa in alien
s3ifturoen bdbon unb iebte bic bDlz
5ernen WGnbe ii. bos Dad in 8ranb,
iebo9 gelans es RAID, Die Jlummen
gu iiberfpdltigen. @bnurb Gdbosfi
ipurbe bon einem Stiid Stabl getrofz
fen, tpd6rerb er auf einem &oblenz
tpasgon faB nnb einen SmbiB Derz
se6rte. Gr blieb auf Der Steae toDt.
SDuf tpurbe 5u SoOe oer6riibt. @3dnz
bopsfi's 2ei9e lag so Sub fpeit entz
Fernt unb mar 10 tpeit fortgei4leuoert
tpprben. Murtin 9offmunn, Elm als
8afertrdger ungeiteGlter &nu6e, tpirO
permiBt. Man f6Gbt ben pefunidren
@6aben uuf $4,000 Bis $4,000.
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9ute1t,
S4mtn0iu4t.

@enn tn TGaeH iuelfJe BON
sem aer;tem aufseseben iuoraen
parem, iuo ale $ouffanns ber>
idpnaasm, aae Mittel febli6ln.
sen, Semanb, iuel6er bon glei-
der Gefabr serettet purae, oa3n
foHmt, Oann iast er: Isle tna
ni6t i@limmer, alS i6 tuar, aber
ieben sic mid iett an; Sales
9oneD OF SoreboatnS bat
es setban ano tuiro Sic ebenfans
beileu. ~ TreunSe, sebt Die 9Off=
ming ni@t amf bis SIR berindt
babt: Sales SoneD OF
Soreboat.to an0 Sat. Sm
Jlaiden ;u 25r., SOC. unS ST.
SergeRt ntfJt ben gfamen: -
Sales 9omeD OF Sore
1ottt0 atto Sar, ba es gtadJ=
ahmansen sibt! 6. gs. Grit
tentott, gIr. 115, Snltom-str.,
glem=9Orf, Gisentbiimer. 3n
baben tit alien apotbeten.
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Gin frobeg 9ematb ma6t frobli9e
Riene, beibt's in Der 8ibtI. 9bsr Der Samorrboiz
oorius funn lpsOer elm frobes Gemitb nod 6reuOe
am 0ai.in buben; ibw fbt, pit Dem 9biIiiter Der
3cpi. bic S6psrmutb immsr bintsn; CT orebt rb
rsd1ts, er orebt i5 lRts,. isin eeioen mil ni6t
peid)en, biz er M nat 8" eebraa6t, bic an
oet6rioer SteQs iid rpei6eno Soeilune Otrbrei=
tct Cine grobe oes Rittsis piro uueuteelt t.
Ii d eetpdbrt, tpenn man y. Reuitdottr & Co.,
8or 1916 3epz9ort Gtp aortifrt Die rgnat,=
fsS 1T in alien apotbtten 5u babeH Yreis 81.
(TRp. ri, 81. .S&9Dl
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Sm giefriaatur @agaun crfruren,

Ct. 2outs 8, 21. Sanudr. - eSSn
einem gerabe aus Montpelier, Snb.,
bier angefommenen 3efrigerutorpagz
gon tpurbe beute Elm tobter @bineie
oufgefunben, tpeIden man permtttelit
9ofumenten, Die rim Der Saide batz
te, ais 2ong giede aus SorOnto, Ga
raba, ibentifi8irte. @r bate ii4 Of
fenbar bon Soronto aus ii6er Die
@rsnoe sei9li4en unb ii4 ipdter ais
v6linber pui1agier" in bem @aggon
berborgen. Na4bem bic Sbiiren Oes>
iel6en perI4lofen ipOrben, mar er
ni9t i'm Stanbe geipeIen, ii4 geb0rt
gu MAIDEN, unD erfrOr.
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e m II Inferh + q II 6.
g m 6 Sandt.

0as 8otum fir 8aDner
Senatpren:
gOrpen Sent eountp gouns, 1. oifrtt. etaOt.
@in 8. 9iiritt, @aOt 2eps ansgonD gOuntp.
Sotul 4.
0sGesoten:
goFe l. 0itrift etubt 5ibiimmons Baltimore gountp
gpans, 1. Strif Stab. Green, Baltimore GounD
2ipnan l. Oitrif, Stdot Steoenon, Baltimore goun1
Ros l. 0iitri @tab. sigbe, grincs Georges gountp.
San, 2. Oitrift Staot We1s, Queen Qnne's gountD.
Worriion, Oifft, @tabt. meGomos, Surforb Gountp.
Srdeer g. Oifritt Stabt. Sennun, Maibinston gounp
Turpbp, 2. 0iHritt eubt amib, MontsOmerp gountb.
Srm g. OiHft Stabt. So6nfon WontgomerD Gpuntp
Rob g. Sitrift Sobt 2ansbole MontqomerD Gounn
goufe, 3. 0ifritt @dot Wi1iams, MOntsOmerp gounp
0opfns 3. Oitrift @ubt Drum 4GesanD gountb.
Grant, g. 9itrif Stabt. 6aines Carroll GountD.
Qinthicum. 8. Sinrift, Gtdbt. Sfdn Carroll gountn
Moore. 3. Oitrift @tab 9earre, 9olparb @ountp.
GttiniOn Sent : gonntp. Surssr Carroll GOunt4.
Sotul 32
9us @otum fir @mit6.
Senatpren:
gobb gnne grunbel Gountp airfpan gountp.
getts 8o6nston GountD. Ifoore, gBorofer gounb
@enpen CT. Warb's gounD gBion Prnce Georges gountb
0s1esaten:
MtlpeG Mnne 4runbe[gountn. 8a1 Queen Qnnes Gountp
Oonns, 2nns Mrunbelz@ounp Wtion Queen annes Gounp
Supau Wnne Wrunbel lzGounn Butler, Queen Inns gpuntp.
2opman 9lnne arunbe GOuntp. GareD Worcefer Gountb
gufler Ct I2orh's gountn Dennis gDoroeiter gounn
Gibbs aenGountD. Rerbin, Woroefer GpunD
Collins, Sulbot&ountD @oslr Caroline gountb.
Oobfon Sul6o GountD. gBisp Garoin4gountb.
Sadion, Sulbozgountn. Carroll, 9urforb Gountb.
Sens gecilGountp. Nitfeu Waibingon gount1
Trbr gectsgountp. 9nDren 6aroro Gounp
gab, Trne Georges Gountp. oitfrod, 9arforbzGountD
Oas otum fir Gurter.
SenGtoren:
German, Soparb gounfb, 1. geasman, Carroll gounp
Spnes Mont9omrp Gountn. 8toolon Baltimore GounD
gerfins g. 0itrif, Stao. Hobinlon, 9arforb gountn
Sotal 6.
0eleguten:
Gperbart Baltimore gountp. 9iu prince Gsorses Gountb
genon Baltimore gountp. Sin, 9oparb GounH
godep, Baltimore gounp
Sptdl 5.
0as @otum fir SudfOn.
@enatoren:
9Ipbedarth Sorfer Gpuntn WcDmico Gpunn
Sotal 2.
9s1esutsn:
Bennett, Wcomico Gount1 W&htd, Wnomco Gount1
Searn @icomio Gountp.
Sotal 3.
0as @otum fir Mi1es.
Sendtpr:
OaIbien, @omerI gOuntb.
Oe1egdten:
Melbourns @omeri gountp aissin, @om.riet gounB
Miks Somsr1et Gounb
Sptal 3.
9as 9 otum fir 30 cgomus
SenGtoren:
(Nne Hepublfdner)
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-22

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-22
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-22
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-26

IT IS NOT nAWGABLE
interesting Point Develops
About Raw River.
LEGISLATURE EST0PS AID
To Erect Bridges 1t Relieved
the Nation.

Washington, March Gan interesting
question has arisen in connection with a
bill introduced by Senator Long, Of Kan
sas, appropriating A.5o0, 800 for straight
ening the Kaw river. with view TO
averting the usual spring foods which
haze been SO disastrous TO the people and
property of that state. The bill was re-
ferred to the war department for re-
port and it has been returned with
report made by General MacKenzie. chief
Of engineers. 70 the effect that several
years ago the legislature of tahe state
declared the Kaw river unnayigable and
authorized the construction of bridges
across it at various points, eTectuany
closing it to navigation. The point is
made that if the stream is unnavigable it
is not under the jurisdiction Of the Uni
ted States. and consequently any appro-
priation made for its Improvement would
lie simply for the benefit Of the state and
its citizens. and not for the benefit of
the general government or the people at
large. 1t is stated that the proposed leg
islation Will be opposed on that ground.