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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-03

The president had 7,71S callers at his
New Years reception. Every once in
4 while man hears something that
convinces hinl-that he wouldn't care
much for the job, anyhow.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-03

The gap in the Alasllan-Canadiar
boundary has been surveyed and the
polar bears thereabout can determine
their allegiance.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-03

If embezzlers are to be let off be
cause they say they are sorry there
are colonies of boarders in state in
situations who could qualify for liber.
alton at any moment.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-03

ftaly's foreign minister, Tittoni, has
a phenomenal form" of influenza If
it is any worse than the ordinary
kind the description certainly fits it.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-03

The discovery of a Berlin oculist
that radium is a cure for ophthalmia
is a reminder that the magazines and
newspapers haven't been printing
many articles lately about the wonder.
full properties of radium.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-03

When it comes to producing fever
ish sensations Americas Dukes seem
to be right in it with the English
nobility.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-03

Doctors say that govt is becoming a
rare ailment. Here is something for
which the meat trust may claim undis
puted credit
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-03

King Alfonso wants a rich wife
Rich American mothers should not put
queens title beyond the effort OF
money as a matchmaker
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-03

A Salem (Mass.) woman was mar
ried one day, eloped the next, and
was arrested on the third. 0, the
witch!
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-03
DYNAMITE ExPL oDEs.
One Man 10 Killed and Five Other
III s INJURED at Toledo. 5sst@,

3sss III. Injured at Toledo.
Toledo, Jan. 81. While preparing
to blast frozen iron ore in the Cincin,
matt. Hamilton & Dayton yards yes.
sterday q workman was warming a
stick Of dynamite, when It caught, iire,
setting ablaze the workshop, ii which
10 quantity Of dynamite caps were
stored. a terrific explosion followed,
instantly killing one man and serious.
y, though not fatally, Wounding I'VE
otAsJs. III a ii B 81
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-03
TO FIX RAILROAD RATES.
House Committee, Agrees Upon Z
MoASure

Washington. Jan. 81. - The house
committee ON interstate and foreign
commerce.. by party vote, yesterday
authorized favorable report to the
house on bill extending authority to
the interstate commerce commission
to fix rates. increasing the size of the
commission from Ave to seven men,
bers and creating court of transpor-
tation." The bill is q combination of
the Esch-Towusend measures, with
amendments taken from the Hepburn
bill.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-03
REcAPTuRED AT MOTHERS HOME

WhItenan LOCKED Up on Charge OF
Forgery and Grand Larceny
Buffalo, N. y, Jan. 81. Alonzo }.
Whiteman, at one time state senator
of Minnesota, was recaptured Satur-
day at his mothers home in Dansyille.
He is now locked up in Buffalo on q
charge of forgery and grand larceny.
Whiteman escaped from detectives by
jumping through the window OF a train
at Dunkirk on Sept. ~ while being
brought here from st. Louis. 3gg
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-03

Cancer is said to be most frequently
found in beer-drinking countries. Con-
sumption of beer is also quite preva
lent.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-03
Jupiter, with his six moons, II tho
planet is inhabited. must be a lovely
place for lovers.
Was there ever a woman who ever
forgot a compliment? Or man who
was impervious to flattery?

What should the young man say to
the girl who slyly remarks: you
know it isn't leap year any more?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
acnnte niht mad, 6anfe.

9tls 0teu. 3. Senrp &sUis. Der @eiits
lide Der sriten Saptiitentir6e iu Sella.
Sa.. mad S4luB ieiner 6erien nift iu
ieiner 9emsinoe ;nrid febrte, itelltsn
mebrere Wtitslieber Osrielbsn Inter.
iu6unsen an unO entOedtsn, baB ihr -ses
idaster" SeeliOrser we9en 8iebitabls
sinen Struitermin i'm 9lrbsitsbaus Su
Wfinneapolis abbiiBte. 3u9lsid brafs
ten iie in @rfabrun9. oaB Der n0tss
ucrenO", Der in Rella cine aus Satin
unO mebrereu ainOeru beitebenOe Sd
milie bate. elm SerbdltniB nit einer
bibiden 9ebrerin in Wtantato. Sa..
unterbielt. st 1T natiirli4 iniolse
oisisr @utOedunsen iofOrt ieiuss 9lmts
entboben woroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
Or. Salmpn Ireifanirt.

Or. .. 6. Salmon, Der Gbef Sss
Bureaus fur 6Ieiibinipettion i'm slder'
bauoepartement, bat bem slferbaus
miniiter feline 0teiignatiOn nit Der
9itte iiberseben, oaB iie am 1. October
in 9rait treten IOll. Or. Salmon
wurbe befanntlid unldnsit beidulOist.
nit elmer Sirmu. Die bic Gtitetten fir iein
Bureau lieferte, in 9ei9aftliaer Sers
binbuu9 9eitanOen 5u babeu. 8enns
sleid jest bebauptet pirO, oaB ct feline
8eli9nution aus freiem Slntrieb einses
reiht bot, 10 uerlautet bod aus gut
unterrihteter Quelle. baB 9raiioent
0tOOieuelt nit Der @eiddftsfiibruns in
Dem bon Or. Salmon sefiibrten 8us
reau ni6t sufrieoen seweien lit uuo
wieoerbOlt erfldrt baben iOll, OaB Or.
SalmOn's 0teiisnatiOn lOfOrt ansenOms
men peroen wiiroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
Grebeben in cJtalien.

Sreita9 Wtor9en I'M 2 ubr 25 Wtin.
wuroe in @atan;aro, 8rouin3 @alabrien,
Elm beftises @rbbeben ueripiirt. Oas in
Der sanien Rrouin9 9roBe 3eritorunsen
an9eridtet unb piele Wtenldeuleben gum
Spier sefOrOert fat. Die Stabte Ri3'
10, Wtonteleone bi @alabria unb Wiars
tiranO iin6 beinahe uollitGnOi9 SeritOrt
unb Dem @roboben slei6 senta6t wor'
ben. @ans beionOers i6redli6 lauten
Die 0tadri6teu aus OtOnteleune bi Gas
labria, mo beim .3uiamnleniturs bes
grOBen Stabtseiansniiies allein iieben
8erionen auf Der Stelle getObtet unS
piele perlett wurben niAt weni9er
idredlid iiebt es i'm RiiiOs0iitritt aus,
mo Stdbte, O0rfer uub SarmbduIer in
Griimmern liesen. Sn oieier StGbt
Oauerten Die @rbitD6e seuau a6t Se'
funben. unb in Der unglaublib tnr3en
3eit eilten sllle aus ibreu @obnnn9en,
pon benen uiele einitiirSten, auf Die
StraBe. Sm itaotiiden 9Oipital, oeis
fen Seitenmaueru nit fait OOnner6bns
li6em @etoie suiammenielsn, wuroen
uiele 9atientsn uerleet. Sn Stefaeoni
iinb iammtlide 9auier 5eritOrt. Die
Srti6aften 8iscopio unO 3riparni iino
in einen 2riimmerbauieu urrmanoelt
morben. S6redlide 9ia4ri6ten iino
aus Pi,So uuo WtartiranO einaetrOffen ;
bort III aud nidt Elm Saus itebeu ge-
blieb:n; ebeniO iiuo, uie ein9etrofiene
Sliidtlinse melOeten, in bem 0iicaitro
Diitritt.fur6tbare Serwiiitunsen anse'
ri9tet. Sn Otartirauo iino iammtli6e
9ebauOe, siuidlieBlih Der @enbarmeries
faierne siuseitiirSt. 8iele Wteniden
baben ibr Sebeu einsebiiBt. Ius Tom
unb anbsren sroBen 9arniionitaOten
iino Gruppeu berbeibeorbert worben,
nm bel Dem Sortraumen Der GriImmer
bebilfIia su iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
S Of n [ 3 e(.
alerlei Sntersfantes aus alIerlei De.
biet-Siir Seben etmas.

Sn 3 bnenDl brdten Die gins
seborenen in oer Manoidurei ale
Speiien.
Ste MG 6tigfeit Der Rob
lenft03e fdpantt afpif9en / uno Is
CARDS. Sn pielsn 8oblensebieten tas
germ 10, 20. 30 uno mebr sSl0ae iibsrs
einanoer, in ben Ser. Staaten iino
fosar fdon 130 Observation-Disclosures
GlOse ge3dblt porosn.
ptGne fur 9erbeffes
runs bes Suea=9anals fino in Die
Wege seleitet iporoen. Der Waferpes
ioG erpeitert lperoen, 70 oub Die grOb
ten Sdiffe on irseno einem puntte
atpif9en BORT Soio unb Suea ii4 eins
amber ausipei9en t0nnen.
Sne einer rmentf d n
& ir6 DE am gerge Grurut, &leins
aiien, miro nod beute in einem ReIis
quienfdreine elm Stiid Sola aufbez
fpabrt, bas na9 Dem 9lauben Der Gtns
geborenefi bon oer Arde 9todhs
ftdmmt.
in9Hrger 9ortmunbs . 3,
Deftfalen. f9rieb i'm Sabre 1877 eine
poittarte an einen in 0eub anfdfiigen
getannten; btefer Sage fam Die &arte
na6 nunme6r 27 Sabren an ben Ibs
fsnber auriid nit Dem 8ermert:
aorefut ni4t auf5ufinoen.
Sn @robbritannten ers
fdeinen iebt 2461 3eitungen, bdrunter
184 tGslihe 8ldtter in England. ie Is
in S9ottlan6 unb Srlano uno 7 in
Wales, ipobinsegeu i'm Sabre 1916
nur 551 3sitlnsen. untsr oieien las
tdsIids. berausseseben ipurben.
Cine Gr5tti9e u inter- =
fudung bon Shultin6ern Der Gle
mentartlaFen in Refp gort bat erseten,
oob iber 80 prosent NIT 5eblsrn be'
baftet iinb, tpobei inoeb 5u bemerten
lit, odb Die meiiten bieIer Gebler ses
rinsfiisis unb leidt gu befeitisen fino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
Shrccflid,e lpndiuiti,.


Stepe Dram, alias Dauis, Elm Oie9er
uOn span3is Sabren, in S8urabis,
Geras, Der ieiuem :eisenen 9eitdnonib
;ufol9e auf Die 9BeiBe. 6rau 9. 8.
gtOrris, einen uerbre6erii6en stnsriii
semadt hattie. wurbe BON einem mis-
tbenben 8olfsbaufeu perbrannt. Sine
StunOe Dor oemlidreflihen slft tbeilte
man benz Wtiletbdter nit. bab man
bel9lOlen babe, nit ibm turSen RrO5eE
gu MAIDEN unO ibn ais Strafe fiir iein
i4redlihes 8erbre4en anf Oem S9ei'
terhaufen ju perbreuuen. @r bat, oaB
man feline S6weiter unO ieinen Sruosr
rufeu mO9e, Oamit .lie BON ibm stbi6ieo
nebmeu tOunten, un6 le9te oann no6s
mals elm uolles @eitduoniB ab, oas in
ieiuen @inSelbeiteu fait unslaublid
flinst. 5rau Norris, Die Sron auf's
beitimmteite ais ibren slusreifer inbenti'
fi;irt. lisst nod INNER i9per frant bars
nieoer, miro absr naA Der auiidt Der
aerjte nit oem 9sben oauou fommeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
Shimpfid, entldifen.

9iaf siuem pom 3areu bstaunt sese.
beuen Ssfebl iiuO somiral 9iebOsutOfi
unO Die @apitdne Oes S6la6tidiiis
rgiitolaus H." Geet rSti) unb Der
Sreuser pGomiral Senipian" (iest
II 9tinOidima') uuo nslomiral slpras
rim" (iest pOtinOi6ima"), Die ibre
Sdiffc ben Supanern in Der lesten
Seel6laht iibersaben, aus benl
Dienit sntluifen. Babrideinlid wer-
ben Die pier SffiSisre nod Dor Elm
arieesseri6t seitellt unS uou bieienl
psrurtbeilt neroen. suBerbem bat Der
Gar befOhlru, buB alle Slottenoffijiere.
Die ibre 5diffe benz Seiube iiberSaben,
bel ibrer Riidtebr mad JtuBluuO Dor Elm
ariessseri9t seitellt weroen iollsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
Gutter Tana.

Die suiidenituatliae Sanoelsccm'
miiiion bat 9emeismaterial gefuuOen,
bas seniisenb lit. nm cine alase geeen
Die @reat 9iortbern 6uilroab Co..
beren 8rdiiOent 8. s. Sill lit, anbdnsig
;u MAIDEN. Oasielbe lift Dem Suitismi'
uiiterium nit oer g8eiiung juseitellt
wOrben, oab iOfOrt sesen Die @iienbabn'
ssiellidaft, Brdiioent 9ill unb mebrers
llntsrbeamten Elm seridtlides Serfalreu
unbansis semadt WerOen icl. Otau
slaubt, OaB nuf bem @lfinssSelee eint
@slOitraie pon miuOeitens 500, 900 Uer'
bdn9t meroen fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
Gbolera anseblia inn slbnebmeu.

Or. Stuot, Der preuBii6e Wtintlter
fir seiitise unterrihts. unb meoiiini'
ide slnseleseubeiten. tebrte BON ieiner
6erienreiis plOslid mad Berlin suriid,
um eiuer Gonieren, pon gler;ten bei;u.
pobnsn. bic aus allen Tbeilen bss Sci.
DIES suiammen tamen. um bic @bOleras
Situation in @rwa9uns au Sieben.
Dad Der aniidt Der aerSte liegt abiOs
Tut fein @runb Sur Sefiir9tuns Dor,
baB bic Gbolera irseno wie lseidbrliG
lperoeu f0uue. Gs tamen In Staoten
uub DDriern SitpreuBens uno Boieus
nur uereinSelte Sale Dor, unO ba in
oieien @esenben BON ben SemObntru
Die iunitdren SOri6riften auf oas
itrensite befolgt werben, 10 lift Die uull'
itdnoi9e slusrottuns Der Seu4e nul
cine Sra9s Der 3eit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
Gifcnbabn Seittabelle.
Sslapare, sadaiuanna uno s.flsrH satn

in Nrdff Zen 1. Juni 19O3.
GInlih-8frI1Bt Scranton fir Rtp gprf
nm 2.05, 800, COS. 500, 1910, Born; t2..
40, $40 unb 3.35 Rabmittass. 5iir gisp
gcrt u. philadelphia, I'm $40 u. 10, 10 8prm.;
f2.40 un6 3.35 Na6mtttaes. Ghr GpuIss
berp, 6.tO Nadmtttass.
N0rDlidl -8ur Buffalo nm IFS. 6.22 u. 600
Mor. 1.55. 6.35 une .tU Na6mitiags. aiiI
Biuabamtpn, GImira une 3pii6tnifatiCntn, um
10 Is Npr unt los Nadm. 5iir Sspssp
SYrasult unb Utica, nm lis unh 6.22 Wer.
f.55 Rahmittass. Ssptao. Sgraeuls UNI
Utica aug um 6.22 Rrr l6uft t6alid, ausa..
npmmtn Scnntass. 8iir Mpntrcis nm 90C
Wcr.; t.05 unb 6.35 9iahm. RidclGpn VIC
epmpratiou. um 4.D unt is Na6miitaes.
Bloomsburs Sibiiion-8 8srGBt 9erdntpr
fiir Nprtbumbtrlaue I'm 6.35. 10 10 Wpr.
f.55 uub 6.35 Ra@m. 6iir pIymputb um 9.0s
9ia@mitta8s.
SoHntaess3hee.
SiSlid-5iir Stem gcrf nm f.50, 3.20
6.05 nnp 1910 Mrrgsus; $40 uub 3.3i
9laGm.
RSrbIiG - 8hr Buffalo Tim lis. uni
6.22 Mrr.; t.55. 6.35 unb 1t.f0 2a6m
8ir Glmira unb 3pil6snfatiOnsn. 1925 Dor
mittdls.
1loomsburg Sibiiion = s3trIGet Scranton
un f0.f0 Rpr. unb 6.35 9fd&m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
. Nir SeitSd.~

YOr benz Serbano Der Congregations
uliiten @eiltli9en in Chicago bielt Der
RaitOr $. 3. nSmibt." Der Seellor9er
Der teuti9en cOnsresutiOnaliltii
Gbriitus.@emeinbe. eiuen SOrtras, lin
Oem er ssseu Oas FreOi9en in beutIder
Spra6s eiferte. Seiuer 9lniidt mad
iOllte uur in ensliider Spra4e sepres
bist werben, numeutlid Dor iiinsereu
@emsinOsmitslieoern. sd ielbit pre-
Oise in beutidsr Spruds," TO iestc
RaitOr pSmiSt4 bebuuerno unO ent.
i6u!OisenO biusu, pDeil meine @emein'
oemitglieOer in uorgeIdrittenem sllter
iteben. SBir iollten uuiere iiingereu
oeutiden Gbriiten aber oaourh ameri'
faniliren, oaB mir Dor ibuen uur in
snslii4er Spraae preoiseu.4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
Neues 2ane.

Gin aus 0tsitiuuit, SslanO, bon
einem Wtitsliebe Der @r0nlanO'Grpebi.
tion Oss SersOss uOn Orleans seidrie'
bsner unb in StofhOlm eingetrohener
Srief melbet, baB bic Expedition Elm
neues unO bisber unbefanntes Sanb
sntbedte, Sas iie pGerre De 5rauce"
uanute. 9lud entbeGte Die expedition,
oaB bas Sap 8ismarf Elm 3beil elmer
srOBen Sniel unO ni6t bes 5eitIanbes
lift, mie bisber an9enOmmen wuroe
gla6bem Die Reiienoen ben 7siter
@rab nOrSti6sr 8rsite erreiht batten
sins bic r8eIsica" lit iiiSUitIider Ri6'
tuns riifwdrts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
eadapanna g. 81omins 8aIIrn.
(gaureI Qtuie,l

1rdt IN NTaff am I. Junt 1yU5.
3har perladsn SIantpn I'm 90, 200, 300
400, 500 une 600 Rergtns. lin 40 Npr-
gtns an 9Bphtntaetn uub ale udbfcIstubt
ipau,ig Riuutsu, une nm 200 Rcrgsns an
Spnnfaetn unb alls nnGfplssr6t ,rausis Rt.
nutsu bic aub iufufps IL 10 Nahts, In @iI-
fts-Sarrt Al Wiuuitu ipdttr aufpmmtne.
3iat aGt 10 Minuitn an Mobsniassn Bon
$40 bic $40 Rahmittags.
GrprtBiiss balttn uur In pittstcu an, Der.
IaFtn Scranton alls Stunbt i6sli6, ausat-
npmmtn Scunias, S0u 7.i6 Wprasns bic um
7.t6 RdHmiitaas une trtHtn in @iIfts.gaus
80 Winutsn lp6t.r ein.
Osfttrtr Ditnf spif@sH SCRANTON, Rap aua
9arf unh ptinsburg.
Sitbt Babrplan fiir stpSdbsfSrbsrnbt 3tst.
8.8. @sIH IT,, 8trftbrsIsIttE, SeTaHiru,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
0ermif6tes Jnfanc.

= 3wiI6en ben SdiffsbanbOfen III
grootlpn unb @aibinstOn perosn au'
senblidli6 grperimente NIT Srabtloler
3elesrapbie anseitsllt.
-Sn Chicago, Sas., bat bic 3abl
Der S6ultinber am eriteu Gage 247, =
900 betrasen sssen 235, 900 al osmIsl'
ben Gage bes Sorjabrss.
- Su Ieiner Nobnuns in 8arren,
q. G., itarb Der befannte S6riftiteaer
uno Siltoriter Sesefiab Sutterwortb i'm
boben alter BON 76 Sabren.
-8sim @ntsleiien zines 3uses Der
9lt6iIon, Gopeta & Santa Sc @iIenbabn
wuroen cine Wieile Oitli4 uon Boone,
@olO., ;wOtf Rerionen 9efabrlid usr'
lest.
- Yrof. Us. u. Setdell BON Der
lluiueriitat uon GaliIornien bebauptet,
oaB es ibm selunSen iei, ben BroseB
Der NiebererSeugung i'm Pflan3enleben
,u cOntrolliren.
- 8ei 8ruib. Golo., eOllibirten sruei
3iss Der Chicago. Burlington &
Quincp @iisubabn. Gs ipurben brei
8erIonen auf Der Stelle setOotet nnb
adt I6mer uerlest.
- Der Dampfsr rOiortbwino" murs
be in Der 9tdbe bes Dututber Safens
9esen cine WiOle settieben uno 10 fart
beidabist, baB er iii fur5er 5eit ianf.
Sammtli9e Mannidaiten wuroen &C.
rettet.
- Der uuldn9it in Rbitaoelpbia
uerltorbene BrofeiiOr Wtarwea Cont
mcruille fat na6 ben in ieinem Geita'
ment entbaltsnen 8eitimmunsen Der
llniperlitat pon Bennipluanisn $60, 900
perna6t.
- Die BON Der @ablbeb0rbe iit
8bilaoelpbia anseitelltsn 8eamten has
ben ermittslt. baB ii6 auf ben itabtis
Iden 0ablliften Die 9tameu pom 50.'
600 Bablern befinoen, Die nidt gum
98ablen beredtist iino.
- Starfe Re9ensiihe baben ben
8alobrdnSsn. melde i'm nOroli6eu
3beile uOu Wtaine Swei BOden lang
gsmltbet unb rieii9e Streden Nalb mil
msrtbpollem Sols. iOpie einSeln itehenot
@sbauoe serit6rt baben, @inbalt setban
- Der iriibere Stabtuater BON 8bi
laSelpbia SObu Sts9ar, Der in Ser
binbung nit Der BON 8ir9ermeiitei
8eaper iuausurirten llnterlndun9 &C.
sen Die itaOtii6en Subler oft 9euanut
muroen lit, bat bur6 eiuen Riitoleui9ui
ieiuem 9eben Elm Gnbe semadt.
g. .. @mins. Elm Sdwaser bst
friiberen SenatOrs @Odrell BON Wtii
l louri. besins in Der Office bes Wiurral
Solpitals in Butte. Wtont., Selbitmor6
inOem er ii6 eriAoB. Gr mar leibeni
unb lutlte auBerbem prOaeiiirt UerOen
neil er ais Se3abluus fir cine Soft
bausrsdnuus in Butte, Ntont., cine al
$125 ausssitelte wertbloIe Bantam
weiiuns seseben bate.
= Die % Sabre ulte 5uunis Uilte
aus 0aIbiu9ton, .. g., bic I'M YellOr
ltouePart in cine Der beieer Suellen 90
fallen mar. iturb in YiuinsitOu, WtOnt.
: I'M 9Oipital mad idredliaen 9siosr
sic bsiu6te ben Parf nit mehrere
9ouriftsn aus benz Often unb ftiirit
in bas tOdenbs 8aifsr, als fie Der
Spriibreseu zines anberen @epier que
peihsn pol1te. SIR SOrptr mar 30
ben Shftsn abmarts bu6itdblif ssfOdt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14

Die 8stbsilisuns'k Deutidlanbs
on Der ct. 9ouiier Weltausitellune
foitete pier WiiIlionen Wtart ober eint
WiilliOnen Mart iiber ben eriteH Gin
i6las biuaus.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-02

possessed of the most biting wit of
any man in the state, and he loves to
say sharp things. When he was on
the bench he was noted for these
sharp sayings. A man of rugged in
tegrity and high standard of honor,
he tolerated no lowering the standard
he had set up. But on the bench he
tempered stern justice with mercy,
and many young fellow who is now
prominent and prosperous citizen
owes this fact to the lecture given
him by Judge Mayors when he faced
the bar of justice for the first time.
Hundreds Of people in Mississippi will
be saddened by the news that the end
of this grand man is believed to be SO
near.
Clarion-Ledger: Ex-G overno
Lowry returned from a visit to the
historic town of Brandon, and reports
that Judge A. G.. Mayors, Nestor of
the Mississippi bar, is critically i'll at
his home at that place and is not ex-
pected to recover.
This venerable jurist, who for eigh-
teen years presided over the largest
circuit court district in Mississippi,
has been in feeble health for several
months, and it is feared that he can
not survive but few days. He is
J now in his S4th year, and until ABOUT
one year ago was one of the most &C.
tive, energetic and vigorous men in
Mississippi, in spite of his advanced
age.
Judge Mayors was first appointed to
the bench by Governor J. M. Stone,
and served under the term of that
chief executive. He was reappointed
by Governor Lowry and served during
the eight years of that administration
He was reappointed when Governor
Stone was again called to the chair,
and rounded out period Of eighteen
years on the bench in q district that
in those days comprised almost the
entire piney woods section of the state,
which was without railroad facilities,
and in order to reach the various
counties Of his district Judge Mayors
was compelled to make long and otter
dangerous journeys on horseback. H,
was succeeded in 1896 by Judge Johr
/
been engaged in private practice.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-02

confined in Jail, being mentally de-
ranged. A jury was empaneled Tues
day morning and after making an ex-
animation returned a verdict to the
effect that the negro was demented,
and not capable of taking care of him
self, and recommended that he be
placed in the asylum at Jackson for
treatment. George Lamar, father of
the afflicted boy, states that at times
his son was very hard to control, and
had made several attempts to kill hill m,
and on two or three occasions tried to
commit suicide.
Allen and John Mcneil, prosperous
farmers of Newton county, came to
Brandon last week and met their sis
ter, Mrs. Willis Jones, who lives near
the depot, for the first time in over
twenty years. Mrs. Jones suffered a
stroke of paralysis ten years ago and
has been an invalid ever since, being
confined to her bed all time, not able
to sit up without aid. She did not
know that any of her brothers were
living, and had lost all trace of her
family's whereabouts. Allen Mcneil
heard that his sister was living near
Brandon, and accompanied by his
brother John, came down. The meet
ing and reunion was indeed happy
one. Mr.. and Mrs Jones have lived
near this place for several years and
have been in very destitute circum-
stances, Mrs. Jones receiving support
principally from the county and char
itably inclined public Mr.. Jones is
a good man and hard worker, but sc
much of his time was consumed in ad-
mlnistering to his wife, that it has
been impossible for him to keep the
wolf from the door. The McNeils,
who are said to be comfortably sup.
piled with this worlds goods, will
help support and care for their sister.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-02
Judge A. @. Mayors.

Judge Mayors condition this morn.
ing was about the same as it was yes
terday. He is gradually growing
weaker and the end is near at hand.
All that skilled physicians, devoted
family and loving friends can do to al.
leviate his sufferings and prolong his
! life is being done. He is in his seth
year.
Forest Register: The Register
learns from the Brandon News that oul
good friend, Judge A. G.. Mayors, is in
very feeble health and is confined to
his bed most Of the time.
Meridian Star: Capt. S. B. Watts
visited Brandon Sunday and while
there called upon the venerable Judge
A. G. Mayors, who for more than
twenty years served as a judge of the
circuit court of his district. Judge
Mayors is now eighty three years OF
age and the end CT his long and useful
life is near at hand. He is slowly
crossing to the other side, being af-
fiicted with the extreme feebleness Of
old age. He is yet able, however, to
recognize friends who come to his bed
side.
Jackson News: Gen. Robert Lowry
returned last night from Brandon
where he went to be with his old
friend Judge Mayors for some hours.
Judge Mayors il now So, years Of
age, and is nearing the other shore.
He has been gradually failing FOR
some time past and his friends believe
that the end is very near. Judge
Mayors was for eighteen years the
circuit judge Of the Brandon district.
which embraced nearly all Of the
piney woods section. He had to %
to court on horseback IN bad weather.
and when the roads were good he used
buggy. Judge Mayors ID probably