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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-06-08

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ARTICLE V.

This corporation is formed to endure for
twenty-five years after its articles are duly
executed. but its charter rights may be re
newed before its charter expires from time
to time, for periods not exceeding twenty
FIVE years at ii time. perpetually.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-06-08

The name Of this corporation shall be the
Pittsburg Mckinley Consolidated Mining
Company.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-06-08

The private property of the stockholders
of this corporation shall be and is hereby
made forever exempt from all liability for
its debts and obligations.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-06-08

The capital stock of this corporation shall
he and i hereby made forever nOl-asscss-
able by this corporation for any purpose.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-01-29

svSubscI.be FOR the CO. Ter.
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Blind
During Attacks Of
Heart Failure.
Would Appear To Be
Dead.
DIR. Miles Heart Cure
Relieved and Cured.

q have 10 hesitation 10 saying thzt Dr.
Mes Heart Cure . al tat one car wish Z
70 - Iwas trouhlei with hear1 1isease for
ftte-r yearA | hav. tined many dl.tercnt
rrnse Is b1l u-;il ! tired DR.. Nills Heart
Cure coul1 sae 10 relief was subject 70
hes1aches ard had tr.e Yo1r PAN Plils and
they we're 50 elective ] tho1ght your Heart
Cure night help ne ! woui1 have attacks
a. tines 50 severe that ! w0-s1 Dc stone
bliri fer TIE time beng. During these
spells wo-ld ee . al APPEARANCES dead.
took th- MEDICINE strictly IS directed and
can tr-thful.y say That a. completely cured
I atvlse al that are tr0u5led WITT heart Dis
ease to take Dr. Niles New Heart Cure
az once | write this ard give ny name 70
nv seli1E yg5crrrA IS E Purdy, Atkinson.
NehrASka
Il first felt The eEecis q a weak heart in
TIE fan a rsgh | s1w an advert scment N
the Sioux City paper in Which man stated
his sYmrtrurs WhI-h secrrcl % me 10 Indicate
a tro-ble similar 70 nine ! had n soreness
n tie chest al times. and In ny Ehoulder. an
oppressive clicking sensation NJ nv throat
ard Suffered f---a vezk and hungry spells
! vas tray r.. tened az ny c~r-ricn and
Since taxing ny first bottle ! have never
been bothered ~ an q the cd disagree
able symptoms and nov an weA AMI CON
si1cr nv cure permanent Lewis ArdersCl,
Kuhn. s. u.
All druggists vel and guarantee fnt bot
lie Dr. Niles Rene les > "a .rr free hook
On Ncrvo1s and Heart llise.ssN Address
Dr. Niles Aedical Co. Elkhart. lad
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-01-29

'iollosing Office. the title az the office
shall be- printed in hold-fa,ed type
kriEl. The Primary Election tlm
nii.si0n elect u "a. aiHr'sail small hiye
|iaI charge oi said primary election lir
|ltN -NNl 'e t0 cause tlr t.A h
|srutti inr said election. nut Joss i r
IfNN % ert- Cor each N.mnrfat F.fUf u
erra precinct rs shown in fN. M ral.
lerA. eIrrtln lAll3I ANA flp. coNtUI- sion
shall count. nni seat sara tickets fu ~uif-
,hic packa ages ana cause tne ~tfuD ta D..
delivered to the various inspectors I'D
sand primary election 40 least one day
before sand election anf the seals and
IpacAage. oi said tickets arc nnt io he
.npene until the polls Hr' opened, and
'the election board daily organized and
sworn the tickets are to'be jim charge Oi
the election board ami not o. he dc
Ilivered to the voter untilehe ha entered
the poll room ami announced his name.
land are not 90 be delivered until mo
clerks have signed their initials on the
back OF ti.e lower right hand corner I'd
the ticket III ticket becomes mati-
:. lated il may he returned % the poll clerk
an another win he handed out for the
same
RUNS The manner q voting shall
FfTw - now IN ,-rre. 'Fl,a v.-er .l.ii
L.aes.n.te his vote hv prNing n tX) m
rs. .s,nare before the name Of TIA ranii.
T LATE for whom he desires +, vote H..
ln-kef Shall b. counted exrept thn.e
Inrni.l.B hy the elect, m boards In aN
I ,ase- where. the voter clearly indir,fp.
l-nr ,hom d. wishe. to Vote On fh..
Ticket. even N such a ticket be Improper.
Is marked. the tick,t aN be- cannieJ
lnt -bonld n apse.tr NJ the board thrt
There are inten -ional marks on theti.k,i
lto his inrlish sand ticket from any ctbnr|
Ticket thpn such ticket s.au uo. h..I
.ountei Tickets must be folded ~
show the initials III the clerks
RtLrg. The Primary Commissions
shall proyide All poll books. tallv sheets
noueha- bHue reuctls ana nlauk .tH-
l8vits necessary rs carry on sail el... 4
don. such election couiflis-i oner. n .,ii \
~ duIv sworn b.far. -or, n.-s I,
authorized 10 administer o4fh-. aetar.
entering nprn their dntes THE cari-
mission .fal have full char.,. al fla
* iniary election.
Erl-ln All those VINO voted f.rfha.
Hon William ] BRYAN. Tor president n
.ba -nitaI states a. fhe ela.f..r. ~ 1uo1
ana AN democrats that ,tj ~ voter. ~
.te next general election shall ba legal
.ot.r- M said urinary el.l,6n IN fba :
ownsbin az nrerin,.t wherein, tbel -
i8e ami ~ member of otrer n,fi,irol
t,arfia. shall hon. ~,
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Madison Township Trustee
Notice.

Notice Il gwen that hereafter the rrus
Zee Of Mad =oa township viii 5v IA Ire
ami on the drst Saturday oi each
nouth. ant thr remaining Saturdays a.
nv residence. i've miles southeast ~
Ireland. for the pur pose 81 attending g
township business, and AL perscns hay
iag business with the township ar eK-
oestsd 70 c0nine Il 70 those days.
The township library il KEEP. AZ Isaac
>rgias m Ireland. where all may
'ntain the books.
The Indiana school hooks will b
.olnd at VIM. T. Ioung's store al a.
times. CSC. NJ. GREENE.
Nov. q. laOO-y Trustee Madison To
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-01-29
Monday. Feb. 10, 1904, at
I'D O'Clock n. IN.

10 appoint delegates TO the Democratic
State Convention; the congressional
convt niion OF the Third congressional
district; the judicial convention for the
57th judicial circuit the representative
convention Of district composed 81 the.
counties % Dubois, Davle-s and Knox
counties.
And also, sail townships aud pre-
cincts shall select Democratic com
mitteeman for each precinct al their
respective townships IN Dub is county,
whose names shall be reported 10 the
county convention, which committee
shall thereafter organize.
Bach township shall be- entitled to the
following number Of delegates IN said
county convention, to be- held az the
court house in the town Of Jasper, on
Monday. Feb. -, 1903, at TO- am.
Columbia z HARRISON 9
Boone q Madison 3
Bainbridge - Marion :
Hall 81 jefferson o
Jackson PatOka 20
CasS - Ferdinand IT,
Total III.
We respectfully urge an Democrats 10
attend said primary election. and seba't
the best men 20 compose our ticket.
GEoEaE X. WILSON.
Chairman Dmocratic Central COMMITTEES.
JouN r. MCf All, Secretary.
-4--a4.az.a----------
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NOTICE.

Notice is further given, that in accord
anee with resolution adopted by the
central commitsss the Democrats Of the
several townships shall. on the day VI
the pr mary election, at the places above
named. select. delegatef'at ! o'clock p.
m, 10 at end. a Democratic county cen
rention, to be held at the court house in.
me town Of Jasper, Dubois county, In
diana on
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The money assessed each candidate,
70 detray expenses OF the primary. shah
be deposited with Louis I. koerner,
treasurer Of the election commission. on
or before Feb. l.. 1901 Feb. ], 1904.
il the last day upon which assessments
can be paid and names ordered on
ticket
RULEl5. 30 other tickets shall be-.
counted at the primary election except
those furnished by the election COM
mission. Nor shall the name Of any
candidate, whose assessment Il unpaid
at the time Of printing said tickets, he
placed thereon.
The primary election commissioners
today appointed shall supply any over
sight or omissions this committee may
have made in any esseusial point con-
ccrning the government otfhs primary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-01-29

dead in it," like the man in
the hearse, are the merchants who
j5n't advertise.
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nains Nos. J.. land run solid between
Louisville AID - louis.
Trains and % aerWeen Louisville and
Evansville run solid. carry lng chair cars.
trains Nos. u and ~ carry Through nrst-
Vile
DAY trains between Louisville AMI -
i.Oui- carry Cafe Parior car. and ~ith one
change % cars through sleeping car service
from -. Louis and Luui-v ile 20 Charta.
-oOga. Birmingham and Otb y points in the
~octheA-f.
Might trains betEaan 49, willie and =
.>ouls carry 4.4sa drawing eoum sleep "a
cars with buff. fv4v4ce.
4. B. SPEScKR. seu. Nan. 81 Louls No.
: II. HARDwICK. ~ r. A.. Wash uEfun. ~. C..
GEO. Is. ALLES. A's=t Cent PAss. Agel-.
- Louis No
y. CLArcoNB Ax'f Jasper
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MTLWArkEE, Nov. 1-close- Wheat
Stea@y no On n2r rcE On 'r9r6 90 No.
No > on track, J1c. Oats Steady; No.
white. on track, SO Barley -Stcady; 80
? on track, 5Ic; sample on track as@,2c
visions steady pork, LBS: lard. 7.15
Flour quotations are: Uard spring wheat
patent. in wood, $40; straight. in wood
mr., nTrr in wool i !oliI'5o country Gure, in
SACKS, 42CM4.8o
Il CO Cor Standard midGilng and o0.5Wr
II 90 fer MilHankce hour ni,ldlings In 100
10 sacks. red dog 1900; delivered ut coun
CIIICAtiO. iii. Nov. Wheat Dcccm
brr ~ Nav I,1l5.aill9; Jnlv. a7ior
corn %uvr,ui,rr 5aa.c. DrCcmhri 1S7[d
4sar; May 12'.dt,t!32.r' Juiy iaNf ID.
.Nny. 3lt.c: Luiv. 3li 70. Pork November,
,iuG,. DncGuher II 80; Jauuary. 1.3Tis;
,MaV, II I2i. Lard November. 702ia: Jan,
uary, 7G.7lII. OIL. MAY. III: Decrmhrr,
GtiiiI, KIbs November, GS27,: January.
~ I1tt. Nny G.,1L Ryr-Noypinber 1910,
Dcccmhcr. m 81 SOC; May sic Flnx-Cash
los: December. iii. Timothy. November,
go: january, 20; March. 2.75. Clover
November i2no. Barlcy-Cash. 3TGiJlc.
DULUTH Mimi, Nov. 1:-CIosc-W Wheat
In store. No northern, l.l67s; No, no-th-
Tern, LOSS. to arrive. on track 10. north
iern, los; No. northern; 'OSt;; Deem
Der, ~; May, ll"iT iIaN1Io 4rtdye,
ON track. NeNemnef' - pccenncr, l.l"i2'
May. lIb1e' Oalsn,io arrive ana on rack.
;4c. hS Eye "fF po Sma on Track; '3e3c'
barley "nr211ur, 80, hso 80 ~ or wheat -o''-
NV, pus, = ~. Pln,,'S' --n''%' b 5t WI.
81 10y 10 MO, NOV, l., lose-N neat eat
itlshfr ~. ~, III ISL ciev3ior' i5Fa
Ushru ~ > ~ 'T,rntt'' iini2'
9hiA 90 oos Ha nv , ti!al ~ ~ ,orn
tor 4ii:Sy4Ia.c: M9v- 49, hi hiJ n nets
w J coeh ,hl PA; oa,S
car,hcr aoi NM ~ wv y ~ i'e
aEtSbS Ci1;y Nov a. d. m, -
,neH1 So f,,di, snn LII hcceipls.
ateoI ~ iuc iSwnr iiark M
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-03
Total. .........sl,422,G 2I, 49, $3.50. 2lo .5l3
BADGER CLUB WOMEN ADJOURN.
Federation Convention in Marinette
Closes With Banquet.

Marinette. Wis, oct. 80. Special. u
The convention Of the Wisconsin FEEDER
alton Of Women, clubs closed last night
with a banquet It the Hotel Marncttc.
Covers were laid for 100, and prominent
women from all parts Of the country, in
Guiding Mrs. Plat Decker Of Denver and
Mrs. Emma Mofat Tying of New York.
responded to toasts. The federation de-
cdcd 20 recommend Miss Gertrude Saw.
yer Of Menomine. and Miss lncz Weze-
mar OF this city for Carnegie gold med
ais They pilot,d three little children
safely across Gre'n bay in an open boat.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-03
AIRSHIP IS A SUCCESS.
Baldwin's Machine Has Solved the Prob
lem-Can Go Against Stiff
Breeze

St Louis, No. Nov. 10. Roy Kna-
benshu of Toledo yesterday afternoon
made his second ascent from the worlds
fair aeronautic concoursc in 7. $. Bald
wins airShip. the "California Arrow"
When released the airship rose rapidly
and evenly to a height Of about 1000 feet
ana it was nayiEated in every direction.
showing that the ship is entirely under
control. After flight of twenty-eght
minutes, during which time Knabenshu
stored the ship in every direction. and
ran against brisk breeze, he returned
to the concourse and landed in the same
spot from which the start was made.
MI. baldwin says he thinks he has solved
the airship problem. He will compete
for the 100000 worlds fair prize.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-03
BANKER KILLS HIMSELF.
James F. Latimer, Vice President of the
Latimer Bank at Delavan,
Ends His Life.

ncavan. Wis. oct Special. J.
James +. Latmcr, vice president of the
Latimcr bank, shot and killed himself in
his bank with a revolver. lie was II
years old and considered TO be worth
about 100000. lie had been very i'll
for some time with brain trouble, which
is supposed to be the cause of The act.
No inquest will be held. lie leaves Il
wife and granddaughter. They were
in the house at the time of the shooting,
hut n neighbor, Mrs. James Parsons,
heard the shot and gave the alarm. The
funeral arrangements have not been
made. He was one of the most promi-
uent residents and owned one of the
finest residences in Delayan.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-03
BOY HUNTER WILL DIE.
Receives Probably Fatal Injuries While
Knocking Down Apples with
Butt u Shotgun.

R1clnc vs.. OF. 81 TSpecial /
Cdnorl Hatch. ~ years Oh, was prob.
oh3 utally injured yesterday while ont
hunting lie was using thr butt end Of
Ill., shotgun % knock apples froui tree
IN, trigger caught on limb ANA the
weapon WIS Discharged the contents
striking Hatch III the right hip and alb
dam,n He was removed "a his home at
Huntington Physicians fear that the IN.
Jufles viii PROVE fatal
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-03
WORK ON TRACK EXTENSION.
Chicago 4 Northwestern Resumes Build
ing at Two Rivers.

Two Rivers, Wis. oct. 81 Special. !
Work on The extension Of the Chicago
& North Western railway line to the soy
eral manufacturing institutions Of this
city, has been resumed.
The Modern Woudmcn OF America are
arranging to give smoker on Monday
evening. An imitation will also he held.
The new school building win be ready
for occupancy about January /.
The past season has been the best that
local fishermen have ever had.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-03
FINDS STOLEN STRONG BOX.
Receptacle Containing 5000 in Bonds I'm
earthed in Eau Claire.

Eau Claire, Wis. Oct DE. C.
Hecckstadt, while turning over some um-
Der in the rear Of his shop. came upon
an iron box. which, on opening. he found
to contain $500 III government bonds and
also receipts and papers which showed
that W. Oliver, proprietor Of variety
store, was the owner The box was stoi-
On four months ago while u circus parade
WAS missing.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-03
GUARD TOLEDO COUNCIL.
Public Indignation Aroused to Danger
Point by 25-Year Extensions Of
Street Railway Franchises.

Toledo. o., Nov 1.-The Toledo city
council last night granted Twenty-Five
year extensions on all street railway
franchises, and it required the services of
forty policemen to protect the aldermen
from violence at the hands of the public.
The franchises are owned by the Everett
Moore syndicnte, which controls the trac-
ton and lighting of the city.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-03
THIRD BROTHER DIES.
Three in Manitowoc County Family Car
ried OF Within One Year.

Mantowoc, Wis. oct. 29.-( Special.
Ernst WilSman, well known resident
of Gibson. died suddenly of apoplexy.
aged 60 Mr. WilSman is the third
brother in the family TO die within n
year. and the second within week. John
Wilsman having been buried last sun
day. The three brothers came here in
1870 and had resided on the same farm
ever since.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-03
FRENCH CABINET CRISIS.
Next Friday Will See Combes Ministry
Put to the Supreme Test
Spying Charged.

Paris, NOV. IA grave crisis is be-
fore the French cabinet and next Friday
may see the disruption of the Combes
ministry. The whole opposition is cen
tering itself on Minister Of War Andre
II is alleged that he is fostering Social
ism in the army and is spying ON army
officers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-03
VALUATION INCREASED.
Taxable Property in the State Is Esti-
mated at $I,s4a,84I ,ooo-Rate
Is I.I268 Plus.

Madison. Wis, oct. %. Spccial.l-
The state tax commission certified the
assessment for 1904 TO the secretary of
state yesterday. The average rate of
assessment is 112Gs. The total assessed
valuation OF all property in the state,
subject to taxation, except that paying
license fees 81 ,S42, 900. which is an
increase Of nearly SlOO,OOO,0UO over last
year. There is an increase in the valua-
ton of real estate and decrease in the
valuation OF personality.
The assessment by counties is rs fol-
lows:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-03
HAD MONEY; FOUL PLAY FEARED.
Disappearance of Burt Griffin, Last Seen
at Eau Claire, Causes Apprehension.

Eau Claire, Wis. Oc, 29.-Burt Crit
in OF Smiths Crossing came into Fan
Claire few days ago 10 purchase MI.
,hinery repairs and has mysterousl, is
appeared. He was known to carry n
.arge sum Of money, and 1t Is feared
that he has met with foul play.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-03
AGED WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
Mrs. William Collins of FennimoIe Dies
as Result Of Injuries.

Fcnnimore, VS., Oct. % Because she
opened the stove door with her apron.
Mrs William Collins, an aged and infirm
woman, received bu ms, which cost her
lifo. twenty-four hnurs after the accident.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-03
HELD Up BY A WOMAN.
In Bandit Fashion She Demands
Money at Point of Rifle. /
BUT MEN HAD NOTHING.
Robbery Melted Her Only a Jack Knife
and a Few Pennies-Bold Theft
Near Prairie du Chen

Chippewa Falls, Wis, Oct. % Spe-
ciai. IA lone masked woman held up
three men i'll perfect bandit fashion and
searched the pockets Of each one careful
~ for valuables.
The victims were three land buyers
from Illinois. and were, by reason OF
their business, supposed to be carrying a
large amount of money, but, as a matter
Of fact, they had nothing of value on
their persons, and the hold-up was with
out profit to the daring perpetrator.
Cried Hands Up!"
These men, named Woodbury., Wander
wede, and De Young, were on their way
to look mt some property near Auburn,
ana were approaching a secluded portion
OF the road when woman, wearing II
handkerchief over her eyes to conceal her
features, suddenly stepped from a thicket
with rifle raised and aimed and command
ed, Hands up"
Three pairs Of hands went Immediately
into the air and the posSesSorS were then
ordered to descend from the wagon in
which they were riding and lay their
worldly effects upon the ground before
them. When jack knife and few
pennies were the only things brought into
sight the woman, holding the rifle with
her left hand deXtrously went through
the pockets of the men with her right.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-03
Bride of a Week Abandoned

Green Bay. Wis, Oct. 20 Special. l.
Mrs. Mary Hendrickson has been granted
4 divorce here on the ground Of desertion.
her CLAIM being TINT her husband, Louis
t. Hendriekson. after a honeymoon last
INK seven days, left her destitute.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-03
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE. NOVEMBER /, 1904.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.


MllWAI KEE Eggs Market steady;
there is fair demand. strictly fresh laid,
loss or, eases returned, lie, storage civ.
AprlI No. l. l9c; dirtic5 and seconds, 1870
lac. checks, 12c.
Inttcr Higher. fine good are meeting
Ills. Gjr; prints - 10, hrsts 2lm21iac. see.
undS lt@l3c; fancy dairy, 1Sc; rolls. 1Sc.
INES, Loaf ICE; packing stock, l-Hl4l2c,
Whey, Hc.
Cheese Firm; American full cream. new
good twins. lOlMillr; Young Americas, lon
mllc daisies, iunmlOl2c Long Horns,
lui4@llc; Limburger, per ID, new, 10LI
lu'ic; on grade, Nhi3c, fancy new Brick, ma
] li-ci low grades, Sdec; imported Swiss,
&c; fancy Block, l2Wl2i2c; new round
FOND III Lac, Wis. oct. 31.-SaleS 1G2
twins at lo7sc; 10 at lie, and I97 daisies at
E'LGIN H.. Nov. 1.-r-ndcr the impetus
Of slr9ns bidding the butter was advanced
yesterday 10 BE. llinchley n oregon re-
fused to sell Mt half a cent advance over the
quoted prices. The output for the district
during he week was tG33'O lbs.
q CHICAGO, H.. Nov. !. Butter Firm;
Crramcri"S, l5m.2@o; diaries, 13iMls, ar.
lNl9c. Cheese Easy; daisi,s, 1ui ,Mlui2r
twins, l"Mlo4c; Young Americas. lOl "a
loi4r Poultry Live steady; turkeys, l2u
l,ie; chickens, SIC: springs, ne Potatoos-
Easy hurhanlS. 3m,3N,. rurals. "2H@4c;
rod Iioek, ;'l4;fr Veal Easy ~ 70 90
weights, GN1c; 80 to l25-pound weights. -:
NEW YORK, Nov. / Butter Firm, ur.
changed: receipts, 7a7>. On esq. Steady,
oripts. 73u2; statr Pennsylvama and near.
hy fmcy selected white, "oH34r; do choice,
.Sai.gc: western fancy selected. be; dc
average best, 23N24c; sonthcrns, lsU-2e.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-03
MURDER IS RECALLED.
Strange Sights and Sounds Observed in
House Where Crime Was
Enacted

La Crosse, Wis, Oct. 90 Special. J.
a strange light, disclosing the form Of
Whitehead woman fleeing from an I'M
seen pursuer, mutiled shrek, sound as
of crunching and swapping of bones,
silence and darkness. These happening
In the old house, the scene of the muir
der of Banch Montgomery, with increas-
ing frequency, are the cause of much
wonder and no little speculation. on the
part of the people Of the town of Scott,
Monroe county.
lhat something strange and weird is
taking place at different times, is youched
Tor by some of the most truthful and
influential citizens. The husband is now
dong life sentence at Waupun, for
cracking her spinal column and breaking
her neck over the back of chair
Lights Seen in Abandoned House
{. Griffin, an influential citizen, states
that he has seen Il light at the house,
through enc of the windows. also that he
observed the form of woman moving
ABOUT the room, at times crouching as
though in the act of hiding or trying
10 escape some purSuer unseen by Mr..
GrIllin. Mr.. Parker states that he also
saw night III the place on a dark night
lie was at some distance and upon mp
preaching to investigate, the light disap-
peared. Ernest n. Smell also states that
thcre Is something wrong at the house,
nut he, like the others, insists that there
must be some natural explanation for it
all.
"Sit Up, or I'll Kill you"
lt was on Decoration day. May 80,
1908, that the murder was committed
Mr. ana Mrs. Montgomery drove to War
renS returning at about & O'Clock in the
evening. Two hours later she was found
DEAD at their home. According to the
testimony, the face and person of the
deceased bore evidences of an awful
struggle 1t was shown by witnesses
that Montgomery and his wife had quar-
relied OF the way home. There were
found, in two places by the roadside.
evidences of struggle, near one of
which was found a lock of woman's hair.
Shreds of clothing also bore evidence Of
run, rcro ~ni2ed the couple and heard him
say, Sit NJ, or | will kill YOU" Still
others noticed the wife's physical condi-
ton, her di~hevclcd hair and other iudi-
cations of i'll treatment.
On tho trial i was stated that after
tho trouble on the road tho woman was
killed at home by having her neck
broken over the back of a chair in which
he had seated her The motive shown
for the murder was the desire 20 collect
policy of insurance amounting to $4,000,
which She had made over to him a short
time before.
Claims Trial Was Unfair.
Montgomery was always a hard drink
or and very qUarrcsome. After the muir
der he was taken to Tomah for cXamna-
ton. Here he would have been lynchpd
had it not been that the officers protect