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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-22
TWO YEARS SUSPENSION
Melted Out 10 Boston Attorney For NAL
practice and Misconduct.

Boston. May 21.-Jonathan b. Dixon,
lawyer. was ordered suspended from
practising his profession in this com
monv'ealth for Il period of two years
by n decision sent down by Judge Shell
don in the superior court. yesterday.
He is found by Judge Sheldon not to
have observed the requirements of his
oath of office as an attorney. not to
have conducted himself as MAN of
good moral chara cter and to have been
guilty of malpractice and misconduct.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-22
CONSTANT SkIRMISHiNG
IN Extreme Russian Left-Chinese
Barits Armed with Russian Rifles.

Hardin, Manchuria. May 21.-An Of
hcer, who has returned from the cx-
trelne left Of the Russian army, says
the Ialu detachment is constantly
skirmishing with the japanese, with
whom are 5000 Chinese bandits armed
with captured Russian rifles and Off
tcred by Japanese. A strong wind is
Trying the roads southwark.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-22
Being Prepared for by Rus
SLAMS in Manchuria.
unevitch Concentrating -0yama
About Ready to Attack.
Capt. Credo, the Russian Tactician, Dis
missed for His Open Criticism.

Gunshu Pass. Manchuria. May 21.-A
gtneral engagement is imminent. Field
Marshal Oyama is depioying heavy
forces against Gen. Linevitchs left and
is concentrating his troops along the
center. but his base is opposite the Rus
sian right.
1t is not yet clear which wing is maxi
ing a demonstration, and which will de-
liver the main blow 1t Is evident from
L!nevitch's preparations that he in
tends to accept a decisive battle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-22
REPORT FLATLY DENIED.
Japan Denies Fabrication About kor-
can Emperor's Removal.

Toxic. May 2l.-It is officially an
nounced that "the press reports circu-
lated in Europe about the removal by
Japan of the Korean Emperor to Jap
an. has absolutely no foundation. such
an idea having never occurred to the
Japanese government. The report must
be taken to be a malicious fabrication.
calculated TO do mischief to Japan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-22

Weihsin is the most important city
in Shangtung. 1t is situated In the
midst of Il plan separating the two
mountain systems Of the province on
both banks of the Peilang river. which
empties into the Gulf of Pcchili, Is
miles northward.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-22
BIG FLEET OF GOLFERS
Strung Along Chinese Coast Awaiting
Russian Pacific Fleet.

Paris. May 22.-Adrices from Hong
Kong state that an enormous fleet of
golfers for the Russian Pacific fleet IL
of the Mekong delta and along tn.
whole coast az far as capt st. James
Forty of the golfers ar" Tying the Ger
man flag ard score Of others show
British. Norwegian. Russian an!
French flags.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-22
TROOPS FOR FAR EAST
Being Picked from the Regiments Now
on Duty in Poland.

st. Petersburg. May 21.-- Greatly ir-
creased activity is observable in the
dispatch OF troops to the Far East from
Poland. Recently picked drafts from
regiments were sent from Warsaw
LODI and other places.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-22
ANOTHER MURDER
And Murderer Is MortaIly Wounded b,
Officer-Mob Cries Vengeance.

Chicago, May 21.-R;oting resulted
tonight, at 29th and Dearborn streets
when James Gray, negro non -union
teamster, was shot Head by Harry
Bernstein. a bartender. during an argu
ment over the teamsters strike. Bern
stein was MORALLY wounded by Police
man Tinsley. colored. and 1000 persons
partly demolished a saloon into which
lCoatinusd on Page Two.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-22
TORNADO At FORT WORTH
Damages Union Station-Train Dis
patcher John Young Killed.

Kansas City. Mo. May 21.-A special to
the Times from Fort Worth. Texas says
n tornado struck the southern part Of
Fort Worth. this evening. 1t is said that
part of the Union passenger station was
blown down.
Only one person. John Young. train
dispatcher. is said to have been killed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-22

A Lowell man whose surname is said
to be Sweeney. fell from crowded
electric car. rounding n curve. Sunday
night, at Lawrence. Mass His skull
was fractured and he died at the Cen
eral hospital three hours later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-22
JAPS PUSHING TRADE.
Consulate to Be Established at Shanq
tung, Weihsin Treaty Port.

Tsingtau, May 21.-The newspapers
say that Japan will establish a consul
late at Shangtung. treaty port of
Weihsin. and push japanese trade in
the province of Shangtung.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-22
Boston Forecast.

Boston, May 21.-Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity: Fair weather.
Monday and Tuesday; light variable
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-22
BiriIeff Will Sail, Thursday.

st. Petersburg. May l.-Nice Admiral
Birileff (who will have command of sea
and land forces mt NladivostOR Will
leave for the Far East, May Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-22

Snow at FOUR Pond Region.
Runford Falls, Me-, May 2l.-Two
inches of snow fell in the Four Pond
region between Rumford Falls and
Bemis, Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-22
III. Barker Co
CASH OUTfITTERS
ODD. Cony House. AUGUSTA
21y Water st.. GARDINER
FAIR WEATHER.

Washington, May 21.-FOrerast
New England: Fair, Monday and Tues
dav; light winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-22

All are of the finest make and built
to stand all that the baggage smasher
can give them.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
DEcREED FOR
father At A Council.
Ore Son Was Selected 10 Niasf
Parent Because tAe Mss
5ast Shot.
MoTsss DEFENDS SOW.
N,,o>y Does Noe Greece For ,ltisaana
af q Years, Mho, She Says,
T~'hreassred 80 Niii 'ssr and
Whom sser Son ikiiiea.


81 Glottis, JutS aG.-A3 the Inquest
lhslh h3 Coroner IL. NJ, 3Ers4fh a. lfse,l,e-
s.lila yitst4sraap on tgha hnaV III lsaats.A
M;i,a v5ho vt,Ss SIM, .,,6 Its;I,s,a IN. bis
son ,aEhtsg at tlhsIr ha,na P1,en,l I,.sas.e
-Sijlla. III. rNfjbass lrsff.bt ,tl,a ,a,iilss.i,,ss
w,rs ytbai 1ha Jwo bY;,fhst.s alIhfi.t ana
George. n.fa latssq,sS.+a 4ihs afastssEh{f5ty
al Ruling ftfsf,, 43ttfr. sJpA aai3tsaa
g8Shtsh al the two shs.t.a 40 ;fha l.tassa.
iaenat,s.a .gtfhett. the sQ5,ltleet t,roth{,p.
v4Ys 4ht. HEST sht,t atla 0isffaa aIre t,ast
eaa, ii Was aetfqfaffsea that Jhs shs;sla
shoot lfia Eatheai, ttha alaet, lbrStfrSa.
aeotga M3ila, tasgifea. ,ishgy had
l,cauf4ea tha conasusian 1i,tts. fssr l;ie
sttsels III 4hsf ~1fothep, themselves sliia
the Resi OF the fafftIly, Nhefi' 4Iatitfii, ffFtist
ss Nf'lea; IhsS tatSet1 ~ Afnattsr. o~ei'
~hoSotssfls aAheS fltStstg ft'sotNsed mag
Sis feNt ,Vtase 0ae2l 4selsN itf1tIesfea
tts9F Hloshef tss stRe 90 pHe fsefElig ne
stss9s5@ oe httfsa as 'St's{S.
sbfs t~.sVtfnottSi sqGssR ny Sfaotga
FN$ta' ! s.ei't'ottetl tS VIE tttSt Vllat ffs
" ~. =, Nf's ~ mlS1h .4Eqsit SIG.
- ssSN.fSst' Afs'sA vlsS ~ 4tRssfS re e,lotA
y &'tS $50: ~ osotts,Is
- Ss,st i ~ gts,ses taa 81 thf s.
IT.. Setsr ~ ~ -, sssasiiss f,a1n = 81
s,5....S " .seeVa a. Stiv 9ousiseI oroefsa
= No. .a.,4
= eo'os Soe
4Ele 9aiS reteaNea q SeiffsSst ol tttspta
gSolA q s*iFkshot ms9afta StFia RED Al
oStt S4Ra lssf'seftsf',is iIs ~ f9M 70
-untY"S pNsf'fN'ffs ShF estfva ~i sfsa
Atsytstt SstaS,
I'M * tSS54tse Ft S Il Z 4s'4la 9s'sfts
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
zEIGLER WILL
won. .: MIiHonzirc Manufacturer
Is Ccntet<.rz His
pyill

N@w YD,yl Jgly Zl-D@elarjAg ,ta,
WILLIAM ZaIeie:, Ing millionaire baking
rgwGe! manufacturer #r3 packer II
1rc,jc expeditions. WIZ 5t1sags and IN
corpe:en, u make Wiz. MS widow.
Mrs T. Mmt5da Z@lglar, began sui- in
IN EUpfenna eoUrl E=3t.rla# % de-
t=rv1i2= ;hs validity Of tn- Viii
Mi. Zejgler left AZ eEtai. pf &c,Do9,-
Dp3 10 bis adopted son, William Zeig!er.
who win De i years old next k"ridsy.
~ tie age ot 70 the boz IL % haze
complete control Of the entire estate.
Tie win wa8 dated March 81 last.
Ms. ZejgIer died Of apopiexy on May
q 1T his Su!nmeF homc on Great Island
NospiDn, conn. After leaving Iittle be-
quests 10 the relatives the vii provides
1hat Mr.. Zeigyer shali have an an
nu!,y Of $50, go a year during her iii:
and The Zeigler residence in Eth ave-
nue. and the urntner nome 1T ScrotOn.
The will MAS admitted IN probate on
july 8. 3irH. Zeiglcr's suit II directed
against Justice Gaynor, Of brooklyn,
who. with VIM. 5. Scha!np and herself,
il named AZ an executor Of the will,
and the adopted son. Justice Gaynor
and young YIN. Zeiglei have been
served with Inc summons and com
paint. When the matter came up in
Justice Gic2ericl, John ID. Lindsay. Of
tn" firm OF .N;icoll. Ncnabic & Lindsay.
was appointed guardian Of the boy on
Tn. application Of has. II. Hyde, Of
Brooklyn.
Young William ZcigIer Is q son of
George Washington Brandt. Of DaYen-
port, Ia. a half brother Of Mr.. Ieigler.
He was formally adopted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Zcigler IN 1896. when 5 years old.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
MERRY LIFE I'M PRISON.
Conviots at Jackson, Mioh., cet Day
Or to See Circus, E~x-DePuty
SavE

jackson, Mich, judy a1-Wu@n tns cir
cu.. canle to towu i short time aso the
eomicts in the state peniteatiary were SET
4rne TO, = day BY Warden Alcrzo Vincent
TO taxa in Inc show. Al least, former
l1eppty Warden Iroute and James Hazard
az Detroit, an ex-cunv3ct, told Governor
Warner 50 today. Foote ana flazzard
WHO have become angry at Vincent, said
all tD4 cgnyjcts came back when the cir
rqs was over. BECAUSE Trey had a better
sims ia prison thau they could nave any
where slse In = c~orrrnunica tigu to me ~
prfstiye ,ha, DECLARED affairs al the prison
.yaYe being Iuu 1t Z most amazing man
nor Governor, Warner has ordered an in
,~@,.ig2-.0n-
According to Inc ruraulairaras rha CIR.
f4E r.1fso5a * gnls a sample Of events If.
taa merry life leo tv the 5aBbi,sIs Tho
eo-H5a-s aye sgi5 40 have nsl q mos, nj
Isri5ls CAV under tn. tapt
5ay5ra gbs.g th~ir prison ggr5. ana going
4z,I 70 San lataf. 10 spend The rc-5afas--
~ INC evening i'm raayIy5naEzrg
p-.r-a and gazZar5 DECLARE ,ta rr5sar
-rr.1aUy -lrs VA John HigpfIs a r7,5,9-
80 t-sre 48rar- AND Jane burns a
,,a7+3a,e.p ta5r4,.a--. fr9-r. Tjszrs5, y5,-
-- IT, ,.-r,rtsa-.-a ~ rz,-f-p. -al-sg, NJ ~ n,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
MIXED BATHING TABOOED
Hurdier CIapp's Escapade in Fair
Swimmers Toys Is the Cause.

Lew Haven. Conn, July 2f.-Bcca!se
Edwin Clapp. the Yale hurdlDr. maSQuer-
AIDED in the clothing Of one Of the pretty
co-eds of the Yale summer school. Who
WAS in swimming in IL" gymnasium pool,
III" faculty has decided TO abolish mixed
bathing a member of the faculty said
To-Day:
we permitted men and women stu
dents to battle in the tank at the GYM
nAsium because we thought there was
no more harm in it than in their bath
ing together at the seashore. Nothing
really bad happened, but some Of the
%oung men have become decidedly fresh
and wc have concluded that it would be
unwisc to allow the practice TO continue
Clapp is one of the summer school fac
ulty. He was IN swimming when one of
the women bathers dared him to don her
clothes. Clapp took the dare" marched
into the office Of the gymnasium director,
where he impcrsonated a woman so we'll
that he fooled the director. Then he went
to an ice cream saloon and was arrested
by a policeman who said a pair OF trous-
Cra protruded below the skirt.
Since then some OF the students. melted
by the Example of their instructor, have
"ducked" some of the pretty goods and
this had led 10 unDleasantness.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
HAVE KINDLY FEELING.
Chinese Say They Love Us Very Much
but Boycott Our Goods as
Chastisement.

Shanghai. July 22.-Abou. fifteen hun
lied people. including heads of all prin-
cipal guilds and delegates from many
provinces. attended the Chinese mass
meeting yesterday, which arranged to
begin the boycott of American goods
tomorrow. 1t was distinctly announced
that the action taken was not agains
the American government. whose con-
slant kindness was fully recognized, but
1t was pointed out that unless the Chi
nese showed themselves to be in earnest
thew would produce NJ effect on Cali
fornia labor Unions. There is still much
doubt as to whether the boycott will
really be maintained.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
Is FIRED by Merton.
HOOKER HOLDS HIS JOE
Resolution Calling for His Removal Is
Defeated by the New York
ecisiature.

Albany. y. Y. july 22.-The question
of removal from the Office Of the SUI
preme court of Justice Warren B..
Hooker came in final form before the
legislature today when the committee
on judiciary presented in the assembly
a concurrent resolution calling for the
removal of Justice Hooker on the
ground that he had been wilfully gull
t. OF corrupt unlawful and immoral
acts The defeat of the resolution was
.ssured when 46 votes We're recorded
against il.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
WOULD DETHR0NE CAR


ST, s~seseassarg, aalS M@A sensation.
al ssssssSs Is e&sANhs hes@ to-day that a
sasg1 party on eeeAssNassss and i5ea-
NaatSsS AT Moscow are As favor OF a
p~saesasaasssss es The deposition OF Vie
anapes3H and establishment of A SN@
seaeS soe Grand Duke AleNsa NskaiaieA
Witch, the Infant san se the emperor and
hets TO tap throne, &haes AS&E strand
dukes.
lit is alleged that nor this reason a
meeting OF the ~aalztsasasaM Aematvetat
and psaasaiss eessHsess WHICH Was I .
been pfehteitea,
IL " announced that isSsaA& men VIII
he called to PeeFesm military service
aafiag the ntesens Year
Oyster Bay. N. VI July SA4Ns al.
abroad, have reached President Keeae.
saie which would warrant eNea by sfns
pitGatten, q pessttntetie View or The fs-
suit OF che Forthcoming peace eonfef1
encn between the plehtpatenttaeies Tor
Russia ami aapan. On the contrary
IL h said that such a5viess AZ the
president has received Indicate that a.
sincere effort on the naft es the e D
teseatativea OF bath e~etslseienS nations
Will 20 made tasfSsaaheile their aiifeEe
aneca and negotiate a treaty OF peace
that vii, be permanent
The terms thai Japan VIII propose
have not been made kaaMn, even To
MI, Roosevelt, ana they probably Will
aet be until the eenfefeea assemble IA
a peace commission.
That the terms Will not be drastic
Aaa generally believed tn administers
;ion Rtreles.
IL Ii known that the president has
minated to the Japanese government
lis belief that an agreement With Rns-
In can be reached without difficulty,
provided Japah'a terms are not harsh
IL of a kind seriously to huintliate her
adversary,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
DISAGREEMENT NAY SAVE
May Fail to Agree in Perjury Gases
at Portland.

Portland, Ore, July 22.-After re-
naming in secret deliberatlon for more
than t~wenty-four hours, the jury in
the case Of Congressman Williamson
and Messrs. Van Gesncr and Biggs,
charged with s~ubornation of perjury.
reported to Judge De Haven. in the
United States circuit court, that it
was unable to reach an agreement and
asked for additional Instructions.
Judge De Haven read some further in
structions and requested the jury to
retire n deliberate furthe-
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28

st. Louis, Mo Federal
Judge Mcpherson ~ a de-
cision today upholG I'd order
issued by Postna&tt Il Cortel-
you against the Peep L;ed States
bank and T.. G. Lewis ana denying ap-
plication for an injunction restraining
the postmaster of st. Louis from carry
ing out the instructions of the postmas-
ter general. Postmaster Wyman Will
now resume stamping fraudulent" on
mall addressed to the bank of Lewis
and will return it to the senders.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
KILL A FAMOUS OUTLAW
Bob Miller, of Indian Territory, Is
Brought to the Dust.

South McAllister, |. T., July 21.-Eob
Miller. alias Bob Smith, alias Bob Bry-
AMI. al noted desperate. has been killed
near Wilburton by Deputy Sheriff
Davis and posse. Miller had been
scouting in. various parts of the terri
tory for three years and was wanted
in83sekshorol Tex, where he killed a
aspaty sheriff.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
SPEND s1.soopou nn

New York. July 2g4Aselsf3f3J
gwen at d hearing befoF )
pf Licenses KeafinE In
feet that the limited xf1a
America had spent Ea0fe
half dollars In an eff0r
which begansin the bitsii
Of Alabama and Tennesse
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
MANY SEE sLAc

1TICdSU, y tISa9 ~ 1EF5ax.=f E36E4 77z1I[
Commander-fn-Gsiiiex
Grand Army Of the
state in Memorial
library building here
hours. 1t was vieWedAt
former comrades.
Cody was takenstn5E0sF
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
SWEDEN X PROGRAM
Swedish Riksdag Hopes to Reach
Agreement with Norway.

Stockholm, July 22.-Roth houses OF
the riksdag rave concluded their Sc
cret meetings, and a joint committee
is preparing a bill embodying the sug-
gestions of the different factions for
a settlement of the differences between
Sweden and Norway.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
JoRpAN sUunEK

Neey York, July 20.T
dan no has just bAHn
controllership OF THE
is reported seriously
Englewood, n. j
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
BAF
May Have Been.
h apnansd.


orotler Size
said that he be-
the Lake Shore
limited az Mentor
ii dispatch her AT sui
he instant II oe4
he wants TO know
of the Mentor
neither Inc kiteW a
To be able to rec
q the Mentor wreck
part OF this week,
be at all startling
whom the coroner
a few days throw
situation.
5spatrher'a office at
M Mentor opera
sage Of wreck.
8 rs and a{2s ~
The wreck must
or almost nj the
yer want To
gas.
or In u weak
fnathing to do
! switch
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
NOVELTIES Of TAg News.

Bonneville, Ind Frank Christmas, a
,peetatef At a ball game at Roy, this
county, WA accidentally hit by. bali
sat YESTERDAY and rendered. UNCONSCIOUS.
Ne " not expected to live :
Wllkeebarre. pas=sistYstWe yeafA old Z,
II. Fields, OF Blsamsburg, ltteat here
Mst discovered that an Stsyear4oidf
lipufned m dead FOR sixty years.. \
Ae IL Abraham Fielaa. OF t'eft
Kan. 9W
Long Branch, NJ I.wA Nath ~,
yanmyne ana hia ersv Nss.s aasAssd ~.
a,aeisafei here. Netti.k HTtsEa Nst, a. NV
ia tia table at hfeap Y ih II y ~ W.. n .a
~sigantie l,arFe n,aelfef t~perfas ,shi,Ys
sometimes attaina the t az hais Z
loit.
Wsstan, MaHat48fhemA i, uasae
rg,tsi,, OF Major Genera Iepaaai tSs.,as
WAS killed iset night by the. assiassesi
discharge of a HhstsAA he had lsaiai 81
Kill oats Haeas's family had htssa 49,
and when they fetuftied home aha.tt All
night his body Mtss found lying aatsids ina
sdeor. sIs
New York. n Y,@MfH. naY MA Il /,
Pounds OF patErHeh, Nj j., viii ps.,aiss.s
$1,000 for the SsH of portions uf bisi, sass
Ison i funny light OF staIrs'i ii fssssaa ~ Z
lsiand last tf.irith, Airs Pounds, fsssa 49,
Esaitght battesn The Stats and Wsr. snts..as
eight Aa tces wafe erl,siaa ana n XIV.
sunputata as the ienttogaiey hospital
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
FIND $4,000
lessns aas~is ana lsr@a Mesaa Swses
Never 70 Reveal lsaaHsss.

%SastIh S8ASPs @RtS aSFSN @@SGS Sp~SP1
Never 70 Reveal lsssasa,
cleveland, o., 5aS ~ SNa&aes sNss
Anetssss heather pRM&NssASaS$ SO sssaFts$
thaS SEN We're htsss At8 Mksst ts&e pSvs
sure and s0ekS8 sway &nta ssSstttS ates
.fsrsGt contp&esnseRtS Tho AAas&e&
sRealth Of the three Maaeh hsystssesS
herinits. MAS found To-day an Rochester,
A Cleveland expert foreea The Ssese
ssf tha|old safe and drew fosta sSearsys
s&se 900 In bank notes and securities,
SgAssss sXeaeaS sshlee brotheSs--Josla, 3ap4
SMsssssfa gssMA4sa3 they lived tegetheN,
3s5saas SsassssiSAHeS liaA Eve years aga
s&% sSsssSaa heusa and
8ssssaaass HAsS @Hisss zssssthersx Mfsile
a%#SaeSss s}SsSHN Npen the $sRe
Killed tWo.
ssASss 2sSSSsNaa another,
#s asaa tMa M&elSa
SSsEsssS sA klsa grave
Brothers HAD
ssa@sAA Hn.dsteeso the
sgapi a liopss ef
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28

i4lsslsF EIw -fa3"nrat' nm tirE;J
nnrs. svar lmugi- 10, sa'pict n tl,p
Argentine ftsp uelurgntnlrl dieu vHss
&aris,E t}e Nists I .!aNat sin"'te., - faiyHs
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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
NEW MINISTER TO CHILE.

Washington, July 2O.-The president
has appointed John Hicks Of Oshkosh.
Wis, minister to Chile.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
Iutsor Eec;ng Probina.

A. c. Jrdson. assistant bank x
a1aiEer. acting Under orders Of f. ID
k5lburI4@. superintendent OF the state
banking department. yesterday APT
yearei in tne Offices OF the Mercantile
Trust company in the Equitable build-3
ing and began examination of The loans
carried on 7ke books OF that islstStu-a
ton. He viii continue his researches
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
SUSTAlNS FRAUD ORDER
Judge McPherson Decides Against the
Peoples United StateS Bank at
st. Louis, Mo

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-20
PETITIONS FOR DIVORCE.
Charles GROCER Charges Wife With
Cruel and lnhuman Treatment.

Charles GROCER Charges Wife With
Cruel and lnhuman Treatment.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Charles H. GROCER by his attorneys.
Work & Work, has filed a petition with
the clerk Of the district court, asking
for a divorce from Clara F. Groger. He
states in the petition that they Were
married in Ottumwa in November, In
1901, and lived together until Febru-
ary, 1905. He alleges in the petition
that at the time of their marriage she
was widow with five children, the
Oldest now % years of age and the sec :
end 81 years old. He says that he was
not allowed to correct the children
end that she would not do so and that
they have threatened to kill him.
Vina Graham, by her attorneys,
| Work & Work, has filed a petition with
| the clerk of the district court, asking
for a divorce from Frank Graham, on
the grounds of habitual drunkenness.
She states in the petition that they
We're married In Centerville, January
30. 1889, and separated December 8,
1904.
Ella Tori has filed a petition with
the clerk of the district court asking
for a divorce from Fred Tori. She
states in the petition that her husband
was guilty of cruel and inhuman treat
ment, slapping and otherwise abus-
her. She states that they were mar
Tried in Ottumwa May g. 1904. Seneca
Cornell is the attorney for the plain
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