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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-01-12

six cedar piling be driven under the old
bridge between sections 3 Primrose and
section 81 Enger twps. with not less
than atwelve inch cap, said piling to be
not less than SO #. long, three Of said
piles to be driven on each side of stream.
The committee also recommends that
3 cedar piles be. driven under old bridge
between sections IS Hugo and 13 Mel
rose twps., with not less than a twelve
inch cap, said piling to be "a #, long.
W.. E. Elliott,
Signed g. 6 9 So Inns
No. 8. We the committee appointed on
petition from Carpenter twp. for a
bridge between sections "a Melrose and
4 Carpenter twps. Recommend that
petition be granted and new bridge be-
built. Said bridge to be "a #. long and
10 it high, cedar piling.
Signed vFa e. S SfsSi
No. 9. We the committee appointed on
petitions from Beaver Creek and Sher-
brooke twps. recommend that the
petitions from said twps. be granted
and new bridge be built in Beaver
Greek twp, on line between sections %
and 50, to be 30 #. long and u it high,
with cedar piling.
No. 10. That new bridge be built in
Sherbrooke twp, or line between sec
tons 27 anu %, bridge to be Sc #. long
and 8 it. high, cedar piling.
W. E. Elliott,
Signed Frank Gray,
&c. 0. Johnson,
On motion the report of the bridge
committees was approved and commit
tees discharged
On motion the Auditor was instructed
to advertise for bids for building and
repairing bridges, as recommended by
the various bridge committees. Said bids
to be opened at 2 o'clock p. m. Monday,
February 18th 1905.
The application of +. A. Stiner for a
three year lease on lots 1911 and p,
block 6, Sherbrooke village, was on
motion granted at a rental of 5000 per
year, the county reserving the right to
sell said lots at any time.
In accordance with Chapter SO of the
session laws of 1908 amending section
652 of revised Codes of 1899, ON motion
an appropriation of $1,000 was made
for clerical assistance in county super
intendents office for the year 1905. The
Register of Deeds statements of fees
collected for quarter ending December
s1st 1904 aggregating sss5.75 was on
motion approved.
The Clerk Of Court statements of fees
collected for quarter ending December
31st. 1904, aggregating s2s5.e2 was on
motion approved.
The report of the Board of Commits
sioners of Insanity in the matter of the
insanity Of Chas. A. H. Richards, was on
motion approved and fees allowed as
follows:
A. Mickels, f. 800
Dr.. H. Bacharach,. TOO
W. l.. Carpenter Zoo
On motion the board adjourned I'm.
til 9 o'clock a.. m. Jan. 5th 1905.
s. MCPHERSON,
County Auditor.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-01-12

pairs Ole Kittleson's house, COS.
'Kraabel q Kraabel, groceries
furnished Mrs. Cyrus, county
CHARGE. 1914
Kraabel & Kraabe], clothing
furnished Jas. Taylor, county
Charge. 27.l5
w. W. Archer, fuel for county
uilding 1852
Treasurer Carpenter twp, grade
appropriations ........ $4,000
KS. Sulland presented t%reasurers re.
ceipt for $25,o0 and made report of sale
of old bridge material in Newburgh
township.
The following Justices reports, for
quarter ending Dec. 3lst 1904, was on
motion approved and fees ordered paid:
Case State vs. J. G. Foster, E. D. Wash.
burn Justice, fees and cash advanced
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27
ATT I'm aoeERE E@gT 0srn0N
zE CONSTRUCTION G tie Lax 6zlEiIge
20 Slie G. NaiIyc Vrc.

Below Is che 1rsJC lIGlaloDIlU
delivered by sls new aaomay
gmaaE ZION. Robert Ia Rogers
Ia response 10 q rsuussG by rep
rasenmags WI. B.. Payne of Van
Bursu county:
Poplytle To yours Of recent
1ale ASKING my opinion ls 90
waeGlar or uCGi-is necessary 20
peuu1l the co-utV cGLr1 to- DrI-
liui1 tho sa.e of -aags VINE -1
col1les vnEa tie sale ai vine
mas been submitted aa1 voted
upon, as specified LII seelal 5t-l
0tErbys digest. beg leave cJ
advise llatil uv opinion a .pa-
ltiol % The county s11rI is Esz.
essary 90 JprUllDil the gr1wsr Of.
grapes aaa berues from uzzlne
VINE -uEaUi, and sea 1t
Quantities 5tuoc .ass 5lza one
fifth ola gallon or l1 sealed b1r-
les ll tie c1luues waera .1er
sAle Of plnz cEs le=l voted
azaiHsGataa e.aaull as sa5ads-
IL sal11 5G-- --1s1ys digest. us
we'd EsiI c11uues 9su1ca tlE sa.et
li vine lGl lul lasl voted
agaHs1.
{ LtliHE the sAelol above rs-
i1mad to aerI3aT 1y yilp--aaoa.
is -apaaiet 1y sacu1n 800.
AErbys digest AeEs 1892
L1a1msr vouIs the grower OIL
Erapas aa1 berries ca1 make
VINE la1 pmpaiy label the same
ls lIB llW tuHcgs il tlo ...s5 a,1s
uenuuIsl and sell. anywhere III
the tate Ehars l lasco5 Seen
enti1Gal ocland lsoa.1se1 by
,uerott1s ccluy c1o-U
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27
TIC linn. TAinsz n LAs-

Be fanhf1l 10 LIitIe things
Whsa y0g think there is nothing
futtner you eaa 10 for a person
beyond saying r kind voru be
faGhfuI in dag w0rd- and say i-
causullzsslTg with your whole
hsart. That word may taA zs q
blessing upol q distracted lLfe
When life 5ecGmss pressing, aa-
corning, azrdIy leaving y9l an
hallr % breath. or q corner 10 sI5
down. rsnsmbat tdaE the ide2f
needs 5aG Little room. tits Ike
t1osa pereunIa4 and ildeHruclbEa
Q ulaats whiGlg s0lIsluss crow M
r1s cracks 1foid waAs lr aign
ID on the IoidesJ adIiicss and
eunrivs TO fud susenanca t1ere-
Prssarvs t1s seed oEit asa pncs-
Isss srsasIrs. ana scatter I- upon
the nlnst barren s0ls----casteF La
brnzscasB- t1s deserr Itself Caa
bh.s1cz.-F3ev. Chzs Wagner
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27
csIsi Wdsss ei t'sr.

1.-the ptiful huuza la.trr VIII
but unite N UEE gsl1srly p leading
tauu4sruusiv revsr1erIlnc de-.
u1a15. kept up ysat -u. gsat cGl.
this 1ideagsiY cns wasre ana
drain Of war wIil ss0D- No0.a
SOILS already ru-ane s1 Tasmale
action ana in t1i2 tls Anaacla
gowsrnma1I has. t1anE God, "a
kes the lead. Re4SOl and love
shaIl dominate brute Iper pas
sion. There sasa 1s JrnuuG.s-
saprsms courts Of the -EuuEs
which saaa i1rsruieS pnvaie
vengeance and 5IlcGslE1 be-.
tween nations. as cur Iaw cour-a
have already ilrefuICgr1 r be-
tween private eIIlEzna- But
fhese tribunals wall nave no.
weight Of auulucity anuI bGoEs1
up by,m leari yCur ha4rl and
the uniyersai hesrl - EusgUn
Herald.
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27

rr-- --- observance led 1a =1al---- - lzl -- -
DIZZY sd --s s.z---
-,s -1. cs1---r r--- - 1-- --'
~. r -- Ire -rr-5h rga- r-- --,- .srr-c power
f7-p.si-- --ga- s-1-Iz-=l- 1erve.H a-crt-1-
-7.ll 4g11rr--eu-s ..-strl--s -- lIrc-- -1e
r-rsa. -l-. st. worlds zl- ----7 -- --7lip
az --- -.-v--e have beck t=g vU- -a r11
.- .-e has .sr 1f t-- -l-l I--
--. -7------ -t-sl,+srs Ez-l1--
hast s----l gsu-1srt1 lsral-s .s t1-1sH-z -e
ar----r r--.- rsz- to- Il1rar -- s.l1e
on -.h-cl
las iuCratra-s,t -ii l- l-
----r7r4r- ANA v1ze 1-ru--- Ii-I1-s -.
--ss --s--1 z.r-r1 AID 9--s l--
1r8-al--E
Ll5 slu1n s.11a be rs1-sr-crsI
-cr1n HCs-
-5.- -1-u-rr s1aa be ali IN all
The lu- we l.s1.
Itlacreu5le -r- haze arisen and %
tlr.i a1- -re1 slciI paa--a a5..I is l7 --
i,sa,elraHla s---cs 10 t-. -s9lo-c. ~ II ~ -
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27
Ihp 5arrpn dtt1
Sry11t trf.szv- WILLIAM adilrH4EaE 'Iuzn.

led ID, eairr win .-7s1r- Ct-gc lies va-1
from the living rl- TIE -1ulc listen to l-E VOICES with
5,er.ol claims is l1ers,e We need ll-
I.ss fJlogrg fascinating bun r-8lea1-1Z l-ce
Iti pleasant r--1 raS an equal -Ilce
ury5 az5fsr 51 lsnr on IT'D vord Christian
ur and 10 .r cuv0lrelr .I-1euces, a1vaz-
zx c11nr for s nothing v1czrs OF tll theory -l howe
ever true t1ar many r1et arasv thew -r17'
Tie t-aarv -1ar 5eclr uclIr 1lru--1r
Il rr7ss mistake. cHu-c1 tie world Al
bouest work sacred Religion visiting l.
f1theress and WIDOWS a5c-. cleansing crr1Pc
crg. q is also t1iut performance the tasks or lta
We apply tla gal rue 10 present day living
uur ae bave t1s s1l1ir gav ll- world
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27
Frg n Flcaaaaiaz.

The FasIcslcs eff A. i. Selma.
baum was destroyed 5y ire 4st
week. The t4m1ly was awakened
oy the are al&En. winch was
gIvsa by passers-by A lew
aruclas were saved a unao 5einr
among the number The ire
originated ia the kiscllen, amt
was beyond control before it was
discovered. The loss is estimated
at $4,000 with S3000 insuraaoe
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27
L----l .lr-s-

EL-uuausH. -u-IEJ and sei1- lc
.lus yHu .. -as -EHHJf--ILL --.-'
4rr Ll.lrl -mw -l-I=H5. --
.suelr-. a- s1 the nerves --l t.'s
ll G-lar 1sa~uett iI-8 .Gs ar1G-
r. sa.1-E rrr--r-I.~ --F 1E'f-i
rerarr rIrla rl- .1Cv- --- ---
-r1a Ea..1-rFI. .I-P-- -5a-
5c 1ua -uG .v W. a. Ill,
EEr.Ls
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27
--EE- --Es-LIPT-0N.

F-rs 3. W. Lusas -lmvaEer
Eaa5., Tr,ra+. .lv lG,ulE- az
SEX t.r r-rra rrU5Hs Tie taeUlrs
.trl tlag be alt rErait caumupuor
We rr1rurp1 aa0T.= rF 84a-rd P,
tla--acu-r svrT- ANT 4. cured him.
IHlrw SIX veIry ago SINCE sasH
wa have aavBv4 <=al "a aolae .rlI-
laGse We em1o 10 vUllaal .-
For saurG5 ar- .ear. - has --
s1lI. -5a 5]o AMI #L For Iiz
av W. A. LLwarlt.
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27
EFsr .--IrrrEvr rr--ls--r

Henry d. Baldwin -roG CITY
wafer Works, -auashrrg. Wis
Frre+ i have rTed mlnv z.u-,et
InmpHr. al5 have ravar rssarra4
nueir neHsHl uG.d [ rsed Ea.a-u
snow LIsrmeHE t1rrIaur1rsur aa1
puH5 LlmS 90 the a4-s -mar-
Jn zEtH -Ir sos la1 ST. Ecr
sale by w. A. Eaws-dt
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27
EETgLur1u OINTMENT.

A. sure srga -angrJIrlrr rsv1rr
aa1 -rc.v tcm1- -r v1ar .rgeu.
1srv5r,Usss -eeo a-snsss lr
,u1mu,ir 1tr5s Eiac-c aries
rr.lqrrc.1.v ,tumHuaar r1s trUa.a-
.1me aIa'es L1ufvar t.asr1 -1rs
.14 -0mI-r rHga.1sr the ud1ru
ln- bowels su1ra1r t-e 5raraa-
s.dafv tla Blood Rho 1Ru svg~
lens nsHaIt 2 rucu.&HranI EI.tdsI
usuIa a1reucmr se.las vsn.n rr-sr
.-s. searching -at .l-Urgl eFalr.
ranpss Electric 5it,cz w aravt
Iac lsd t1U u rru-u4d i.dmat
gCrA rer-rec lusflaga1. .-,ruua.
ad bv Srtv ta. fnrrZ-st
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27

Opportunity KNOCKS --1s a.
ev9rV cIaa-s door C-ct1a 5r1l5.zf
Is s145 so EIZ1v man are SD 1-svt
ErTUolng aEtIar ll1a 51a1 they
can NOT Lz4c r1s sz-.J.
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27

While talking over a telephone
George Bslz was instantly killed
aud two other men were burned
and shocked seriously at ST.
Louis, by the cnIsang Of an
'ectric light and q telephone
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27

He'd ABOUT TO T 2-lL So
WIRE ------z -IL-E..
.i Lui D. severe --..,s a-,1e.C ana F.
l -Vs nv head Fas a1oGl -l.
rI,.f ehe5 700 as.s .+a free.
s5mra. a- 7Llu -r.ars sumIaa
.ut Ia.,r T41.ers ltmSadcsr o-
...m alr-rsI11-r ami tBf uet. a1v'
.-.- ..s.. "a rsR man l1E have 1s~fs
--t.rz happy ev-rslran says --r-
.I.E ,muh of JaaE. T4np Eor
lHalsue~~. -laulG.. -r1r-.-- and
austmlI1n -l.-- Tablets .lv- Ha
ll- Price -lcsuss Esrsa-z av
44 lHuE
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27
-u.-r-- .-l------

..z1u.- ..alau- .t'# ..
-rma.e- They ar- -enae. r..
-1arJl~5 -5ta. Snow. -lr s.ura.
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27

BuL fine feathers do make Eus
Clrds, 1esur1a TIE old -rGvsrC.
But inc feathers 10 not zEWavs
make GOOD ar useful birds.
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27
STITE NEWS
1C-=c Down l-r The -----.-'
-- -- L-el--rs -----

.t|..-. .-. II. I0-
-----l .----r -.--1 ----- --L-ll
a-lu-v
The T0-r 5-n Is--rr1a-.
CIV 1ri-zrv VIII be- -zL I--
rIaTv H.
TIE --ers are rzV-ur d ---
.vFtH -Ta zg-- r-7-1- -.---
zers eEg51zsn1-U
Huston Hooker t-z ----tzr oil.
Phil Atwood VIII -z hanged az.
'1r Suucs 1sarc- l3-
Gre e- aiEe-. u=gr- t1=f al
-iltis 2oeV .-1- the =-aI Of
-ilur q izeot beer
-ia1t.vrt four 1=rs1-s died
1- srzIC---asF Gla-1 ID -L-ee
-avs the GrsEcf this r--r-r-
Mildred Il. Powell. wuz-w -t
W. s. PrveI 5l1-=-a1--uz. -zlrd
r11-v died on t1z I3h i1s1azst
4 v=ass
12~ GO-1z1 had q 51u-1 ana
t1--uucers cut off by s1lucJe
uaeziua al Fraec-s mil in Lza.d
county
JJsucs Of the Peace san
Zdu1r1Eol of Seoas5azu co-urv
has 7reElrulsd $500 marriage
eeEu0rIzs
Ricaa,d o. Briu- Of Ho-
1Pu1gs was turnover by al IRON
lL0C5a.u tram near Alicia and
instantly KILLED lass week.
The GEizans bank OF ROGERS
presented the pas1ar Of the vaE--
l1s 1curc1es q cheek for $40
ZACH 1rt1e u5cumgoft1 the -av
-ar
Barren tCrE I-Ieee4
loss -ss wsszil Joe burning OF
.-I. 6srca1 Edrr -s11s s1.
=oaw -a- JoF
This was ola lr1.-
.--a I'D Jl= county,
4 mistake las 1aea found In
. the vote N0ve-osr 8 Of CLARK
l3clu-v waicc gIvss the county 10
Pastsr which SD ases 10
Boasevsns -5z The ffrst re-
. P0rr gave Parker 7Zz
Bax1er Ws=E1- c1lvic5a1 i1
Jackson eauucvl Of me Illegal
s4la OF WHISKY ID Il .1z4# aad
lined q tJEaE WHICH costs Of 1852
Was paedCnat 1r the cauduiaa
5I4F he lavss again =aea2e in
ne saie Ct LIggr
v. C-PiczsE Ed 5CsEaF5 and
TlE 5uIard were aeadenaIr
salr with Dad 51 lf7d sa51
BY Frank 5mt-h usar SULPHUR
Rocz L-s5 week Smith vas s1o0t-
tlg quaas aad did uocsze t1au.
Nasnar II 51au were daaQer
5us-y hurt
Joe Younger pCEnas5ar at.
EGcrsa FORK aa1 q we'd s0vu
ana tEcpIy-=sGas1a1 cItizan. fed
dead aE his EoIe- att1a 5rsazf8s5.
-4ais TGssdGy ulrumc. the 10Th
llzE-eeed about 10 yszrg
--sarr-faaure Is supposed to be-
tie calse oibiz sudden -eaJn.
2aIss Moore. 1 Young r1aa VINO
Ivsa lc llaeEtul. aaadenraav
6illet himself rssecay Moore
lad been sa11lng p lacvet rEIaf
ana waan he wenL to sal l- away
-le ErLa N. some manner exploded 3
aa1 the 51l altsted lis t1re-
head .1Ili1lu a wolud from
which he died the day tII0vIn7.
Eaa, TaEackaaa waiIa work.
us1 z-1lavs1 by the Zansas
CITY soGluaru were bIaslug drift
vDol il RED river asi1a r1arua1
crossing g rra-zaura ex8l1aon of .
of -v1auts 1e-ur-at. w. T..
d. s.5t- a.---...----.a .-t,.--.. s---..
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27

l. -=a-11-= -I---r1VT VIII -@'
1ru-- that -1- -rs making q.
----Ezv -Iv v---salE -1-av-
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27

It's q UIGu-v -e1l man -I-,
NAL ss r-z little 0-e= ra1uv-
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27

TIE -clC -- -ccr-rT
IN "a --ans life IS a cl--
d C-E1L weakness lr t-c-
Ceur repetition a la-1
t-IrI or IN L---u-1 NAV
-E-Er-e tie rLIr dl-CU1l
lr ne world We are
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27
.ETIIIIE SEHIE yGHl1I.

The E-rzzIug Shade 5choo. wiz begin lloudaF,
---,u-r-lt and continue -i1e- r1auths-. 4 sueCi
viii be- made IN preparing puPis tor ertrauce toil
--r1r-rsi-.. anu for County ard state certiHcal-
Outside 1at--rage is solicited o9aFd 2 uu tUit1ua
both -=as0uabie-
F--.---r-eri Information. address the Pr1zcipai.
w. =. LNETF<I lYS
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27
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Fora -s-sr-.----- O. rs
aar rr--Ts- t----1ll.-s
---ca1-E -r.-v r.
las -acel old --v -T
a~ -rE- -
- .--.r- --5a z
-a-r-- "a, a-r every
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27

Tie 2eaGE1 -E t5c -=cal
-.L1Ez
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27
20 Cents

To give every reader
-1r5 t9rrr-orr a- the car
gaty- and election ne ws III
II ezceleu. farm fourra
we Evl- seuu upon receipt
tweGtr cents the
TwIce-a- Week 3eBublic,
l1cuC1g the E'aru J6urua
from -Owuu-r Decent eE
1904 AID
The Modern FARMER.
AFFIRMED S tautl5 uewseapei
from OsceuI5er l.. 1904
December ]. 1905
inns IS an uurreeedeHtt
CIerr yCu caz1ot aEord
mss. Ssud u. .ceuts at on;
ard get regrzartYv tie Neu
OF tbe Oap the Ciirfpalgl
the Farm azd H6nr
IS sE-e tooaL1rrsS ali ma
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27

E-yD sE----1 z-ET -2-lI Sc
-EZE -----I-z -T-L-Z.
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27

- 'H I-L;i sir-f.-. Il, -A-ggTz:r I 20
i1rsy z-clEz- s-E 7vE-zE LeA.efs 4. .,.,s,,;s...
,lEz ssfrt-5rT
Sharp County record., 1905-01-27

EN-AlLsrr11 SPARKS ot Little
Rock had $3.50 STOLEN while Id o.
pool rl1m The robbery 1cuTsd
during the progress Of Cde .ast
race while the rI0u was crowded
wiki men Mr. Sparks haf been
in the room less g1Ea tdrea
minutes betora hs dsc0vavat bis
loss, whieh he inmedladv rs.
ported TO Vie pr0rriarer ot Che
pool room lwh0 ordsred t1e d56rs
closed 9at -la tllet a5eapad
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-12
FOR LACK OF CANDOR.
Lord Balfour Of BurIeIgh Scores Premier
Ba|four In House Of Lords,

London. April 12.--In the house Of lords
yesterday the proposition TO hold a CO.
lonial fiscal conference in 1906 was dis
cussed on motion OF Lord Balfour OF Bur
leigh Conservative.
Lord Balfour OF Burleigh said the whole
question was vital He accused Premier
Balfour OF lack OF candor, and sa the
constituencies before they were appealed
10 for sanction TO hold the conference
should have the fullest information. He
added that the whole fiscal controversy
had been pushed and manoeuvred by
those favoring the preferential taxation
OF food Before beginning TO negotiate
with the colonies the approval OF the
country should he first secured
The Duke Of Marlborough under sec
retary OF the colonies), in behalf OF the
government. opposed the motion He
said the premier had already plainly out
lined the policy OF the government in this
matter. and " the government remained
In office or was returned by n general
election prior to 1906 a colonial conference
would he called. and II would be attended
by the representatives Of the self govern
ing colonies and India. RE cuufd mt say
II the crown colonies would be repre-
sented.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-12
KILLED BY
TRAIN AT
FALL RIVER

A passenger train from Boston. at $50
yesterday morning struck and instantly
killed man about 200 feet south Of the
Central street arch. Theodore Rasmussen
was the victim. He was a member Of
the crew Of the freight steamer city OF
Taunton.
He stepped upon the track in front
Of the train at the point opposite the
entrance to the roundhouse. when the
train struck him.
Engineer w. j. saville was driving the
train at fair rate Of speed and could do
nothing to save the man. His leg was
caught between the engine and the box
covering the interlocking switch with suf-
ficent force 10 pull off one OF the boards
on top of the box. lie was then hurled
i'm the air. The body fell 10 the ground
outside OF the tracks.
When tho train was stopped Conductor
Robertson ordered the trainmen to place
the body I'm the baggage car. II was
taken 10 the freight station.
At first no one could be found that
Knew the man. but when Mate Tallman
Of steamer City OF Taunton learned that
the victim was carrying a pail OF sand
he asked William Swanson the head deck
boy. If any member OF the crew had been
sent 10 the roundhouse. In this way .ae
Identity Of the man was fixed.
When the body was viewed by Medical
Examiner Buck two fractures Of the
skull one over the right ear and the
other at the base and several scalp
wounds were found. The left leg was
broken near the ankle and the right arm
was also broken above the wrist.
The man had wife and family in
Norway. He had brother I'm New York.
bat none Of the men on the boat knew his
address
An effort will be made 10 locate the
mans friends He was 45 years OF age
and had been on the boat about year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-12
VERDICT STANDS.
Value Of Stntton Mine Equal 10 That Of
Stock Paid for II.

Washington. April 12-The supreme
court in declining to issue writ OF GER
tiorari to review tho Judgment OF tho cir
cut court OF appeals I'm favor of the
heirs OF the late Winfield s. Stratton, the
Colorado millionaire. by inference at
least confirms tho novel principle laid
down by the latter court I'm the suit
brought by "Stratton's Independence.
Limited" To recover 81. .0o00Oo OF the $0.-
10000 paid by the corporation for the In
dependence Nine.
etrstton before his death sold the mine
20 the English company. receiving stock
which he subsequently sold to an anil
lated corporation for sl0.0o00oO in cash.
He represented. it Is alleged. that the
orc In sight was worth 100000 and that
he received. IL was also charged that
Ssratton had 'salted" the mine, so that
the assay under the investigation con-
Quoted by tho promoters showed unusual
richpess of ore.
IL being subsequently found that the
ore In sight was worth about 50 900 600 and
the entire property not more than twice
that amount. the company brought suit IN
recover the difference. some 5000. .0co. on
.he ground or Misrepresentation
The trial court entered n non-siIit how
ever. on the ground that the value OF the
property received from Stratton by the
British corporation was equal 10 tho
vshe OF the stock in which he was mid
The Judgment was affirmed by the
court OF appeals. whose action the su-
freme court declined TO review.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-12
ARRESTED AS SHE WAS
LEAVING THE PENITENTIARY

Philadelphia, April i2.-Annie Sharpley.
who just finished two-year term in the
Eastern penitentiary for forging a post
office money order. was arrested on a
warrant from New York as she was
leaving the prison.
The charge against her is similar to
that on which she was convicted here.
Mrs. Sharpley lived for many years in
Philadelphia, where she conducted an
express business and wns highly respect
ed.
She sold her business little more than
two years ago and Immediately launched
upon n swindling career. operating under
many names. Her method was 60 buy
money orders for 26 cents and raise them
10 higher sums, frequently TO 500
She is short and stout. about a. years
old. Dozens OF hotels and individuals
in Manhattan and its vincinlty suffered
from her operations She was arrested
az the delivery window of tho General
postoffive here In August, 1903. when she
called for mail under her own name. The
postal inspectors had been searching for
her for months.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-12
SPINAL MENINGITIS
CLAIMS ANOTHER VICTIM

Jericho Is the town to claim the third
d"atl from the dreaded disease known as
spinal meningitis. the victim being the s.
year-old son OF Amio Lincourt
The lad was taken Ill on Monday af-
ternoon and Dr. ]. A. Mack was summon
ed to attend him. Yesterday the symp-
tome OF spinal meningitis developed and
Dr. A. G. Sprague tho health officer OF
Warwick was called in. He had no hest
tOncv In pronounolng the disease a case
OF spotted fevc~' and diagnosed II as
such
II was seen that tho disease would like
ly prove fatal and steps were taken TO
isolate the other children OF the family
50 as 10 prevent tie spread OF the disease
though IL was not thought that IL was OF
tho contagious kind
The hoy died about O'Clock yesterday
afternoon and arrangements were made
&C. bury him Immediately. The funeral was
held last evening. There was another
death In the same house on Monday when
the death Of the child OF a married sister
GO the boy who died yesterday occurred.
DR. Sprague stated that the first death
was rot due to the disease, which killed
the Lincourt lad.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-12
LADIES' BRANCH OF PAWTUXET
CANOE CLUB ORGANIZES

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Pawtuxet Canoe club was held at the
residence of the president, "a Providence
street, last evening, at which time 10 ap-
plicatlons for associate membership were
accepted and two active members were
elected, which leaves but seven vacancies
to complete the quota.
A number Of donations towards the
new clubhouse We're received and ac-
knowledged. among whom were the Iol-
lowing Scannevin q Potter, Allen Fire
Department Supply company, Sabine,
photographer; Walter Coleman e. Sons.
Preston & Rounds. Rhode Island Com
menrial school, Smith a. Holden, George
i. Young and Brother. Charles Macreath
and Meikeliohn, Pawtucket
The Ladies' auxiliary accepted rs char
ter members. and elected the following
officers: President, Mrs. p. u. Horton /:
vice president Miss Alice Blair; secre-
tary, t.. Winifred Nash; treasurer. Miss
Genevieve +. Doyle
The charter list will remain open until
May LIST. the membership being limited
TO 50
The auxiliary Immediately organized
committees To arrange for the house
warming OF tho new clubhouse. which
will probably take place some time IN
May.