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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-03-31

r. j. Schriber Of Moline, was in
town on business last Tuesday.
John O'Leary of LeAToyne, was in
town Tuesday calling on friends
Elmer Meeker of Toledo, was the
guest of his parents here Sunday.
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Mrs. C. T. CHAPMAN. 4b
Mrs. c. b. Shepler of Toledo, was
the guest of relatives here Wednesday.
Mrs. E. d. Ross of Toledo, was
calling on friends in town Thursday.
Boys Knee Pant Suits-A new
line. at FuLLER's.
Harry Fuller of Orland, Ind,
spent few days with his parents here.
Mrs. H. II. Sargent has returned
from a few weeks stay in Mt. Clemens,
Mich.
Miss Julia Colburn of Toledo, was
a Sunday guest of Miss Leila Hollen-
beck.
Charley and Miss Helen Conant of
Toledo, visited the Charles families
Sunday.
john Carbon went to Findlay last
Saturday to attend the funeral of his
brother,
Mrs. Henry Newton of Rossford,
was the guest of Mrs. Il. r. Trombla
recently.
Miss Aileen Trudeau was the guest
of Miss Halle Shipman at Roachton,
Thursday.
George Schlect of Cleveland, was
the guest of his parents here few
days last week.
Alfred Roether of East Toledo,
was the guest of Gus Schect a few
days this week.
If it is bilious attack take Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and quick cure is certain. For sale
by Bowers C Comstocll, druggists.
H. A Bernlng and wife of Luckey
We're guests of Chas. Britten and wife
a few days since.
Miss Jennie Schaller of Water
vile, was the guest of Roachton
friends this week.
S. L. Wagner of Stony Ridge, was
in town Tuesday, and gave the JOUR
NAL pleasant call
For SALE.-Fresh young cows
Abs +. C. WELLsTEAD
Mrs. Charles Frusher and children
were guests of Charles Britten and
family few days since.
Dress shirts for men at Sl.O0, new
ones this week. Very desirable styles
at FULLER's.
Herbert Gilman of Toledo, Is the
guest of his cousins, Alfred and AL
bert Williams this week.
George Allen and wife of Van Bu-
rem county, Mich, were guests of Thos.
Frusher and family last week.
Mrs, c. d. Miller of Grand Ira
verse, Mich, is the guest of her
mother, Mrs, II. c. Lawrence
Miss Jessie Finkbeiner has re-
turned from a two weeks visit with
friends in Shelby and Oberlin.
Mr.. Liable and wife of Columbus
Grove, were guests of John Moser,
ST., and wife few days this week.
A. Owes, wife and children of To
ledo, and Mrs. F. Toyinier and chill
dren were Sunday guests of c. +. Shier
and wife.
john Hufford and wife, Charley
Hufford, wife and children spent the
latter part of last week with relatives
IN Michigan.
Don't forget the new line of
Mems Pants. There's big line of
them and they are swell numbers, too
FULLER'S.
Thomas Roether and wife, Henry
/. Witgen and wife, Miss Myrtle and Ed
ward Schneider of Flat Rock, o., and
Miss Carrie Schneider of Dowllng,
were Sunday guests of John Schneider
Jr,, and family.
1t will bring rich, red blood, firm
; flesh and muscle. That's what Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will do
Taken this month, keeps you well al
summer So cents Tea or Tablets
Bowers & Comstock
e For SALE.-Choice potatoes fo
f seed. Seneca Beauty and other varie
, tinc frnn from, cnn l,r Onn r,niln ,,.,,,tl
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-03-31

DIR. CLARENCE $. ORDWAY,
1888 Oak St, TOLEDO, 0.
Hours Till ga. M, 12 to . and to
Z 80 p. N
Chemical and Microscopic Analysis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-19
cine rpmanttfae @efdtdte.

Gun Gelena, Wont., miro beri1'
tet: Gin @bepaar, tuelbes iib nDr
20 Sabren iheioer lieB. hat fib mies
Der oerbeiratet. Dem Manne mar
es urbetannt, bas er ieine geihieoene
Trau beiratete, oDd bic 2ebtere tuuBte
es, beuabrte aber ibr @ebeimnis bis
nod Der Trauuna.
San1es 6urlbutt uno Stub gmerp
perbeirateten iib iebr jung in Ques
Zee. gtma einen MDnat ipater aina
Der iunge @bemarn nam benz 8eiten.
Der griefmehiel CAB 8eranlafuno
gu einem WiBnerftdnbnis, uno Die
iunge Jrau ertldrte ibrn, oaB lie
nidts mebr BON ibm niffen tp0Qte.
Balo bereute tie oieien SGritt uno
woate fih nit linn periDbnen, aber er
uar peiter qereift uno tie tonnte i'm
niht finoen. ginige Sabre oarauf
erlangte iie tpeaen Berlaiiens cine
Sheioung uno Derheicatete fi@ nit
&ufus Beresforo, einem WinenbeI
fiber. Der in Seem Wterito itarb uuo
ieiner Wittme elm bibihes YermDgen
hinterlieB.
Die Wittme Fam nah Selena, mo-
iie ibren erften Wann traf uno IGN
AUDI iofort ertanlte. GRIT nah Der
9rauuna CAB fie iih ibm gu ertennen
uno er ertldrte. oaB i'm feline 8abl
nun oDppelt freue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-19
Eegas.

- Charles Shuaraer in IuItin,
Der Setter oes SacpbD'iden @artens
bat Ith ihuloig befannt, am SDnn'
tag ben Wtitglieoern oes Turnpereius
@etrante %uertauft gu baben uno III
CUR 3ahluna BON 500 uno ben Sc.
rihtsfoiten nerurteilt tpDroen. Daa
urteil lit elm ihwerer Sdlaa fir Die
io5ialen &ereiniaungen Der Stats,
bauptftaot.
Ius Der 8egeno BON San @led
miro eeneloet, baB Barren in Den
oortigen &ornfeloern beoeutenoen
5baoen anrihteten.
s. &. Ilbreht Jun, Miteliec
Der @tnnersT irma Ntbrebt & Son
in Inoer, @oliao County, aeriet
, 8wiihen Die Sdgen Der Sin uuo
wuroe ihper nerleBt, Ser cine Nrm
ntuBte i0T0rt a%baenDmmen peroen,
audi seigte Der &0rper furhtbare
8unben.
- Die QrpBe &eismiible in Mart.
ban lit abgebrannt; Der Sbaoen be-
lauft ftd auf $50, 900.
Die nSnternatioual Mhociation
Of Sire &nalneers" uiro ndd1tes
Sahr in Dallas lire GonuentiDn ab.
balten.
- Die Notwithstanding in
8i0iamlDn County neripridt ousers
Droentli6 bibig au tperoen. Die
Br0bibttiontiten meroen ibren 0aupts
NADER, ben Or. &antit aus Dallas,
berunterhOlen uno er miro cine Nns
aobl 6eoen in @tQiamiDn COUNTY
balten. 0a &anfin elm iebr inteuis
CENTER Menih unb elm i9laefertiger
Steiner 1T, Dem e8 nebenbet aatts
gteih lift, mas er pDrbrinet, tpern er
Die 9eute nur aufreqt, 10 ueroen Die
vNntis" gut tun. iih ebenfaas NIT
tihtigen &eonern gu oerieben.
5. =. 3inaelmann uDn So.
tonia bat oas Sn9enbuett > 9otef in
Comfort aefauft.
Nus 8artlett mirb gemeioet,
baB Der in Der oDrtiaen @egeno pob=
uenoe IS. s.. Relip ,eulid BON iei,
mem @aaen berunterfiel. smiihen
Die Gaoer aeriet uno bunoert garo's
meit fortaeihleift tpuroe. Bum Slid
erlitt er feine gefdhrliden 8erleb.
un9en.
= SIN oritten Breainft bon 8p=
bertiDn County baben bic Brobibis
tiDniften tpieoer bel elmer Social OPP
tion'N% bitimmuta 9eiieet. Daburh
1T Der Ditlihe Sell oes County iett
.truden", oer ueftlihe ~naBs,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-19
Drs. Adams & Kent
S%PEzlALlSTEn.
Hmterim@t,

benn unteriudbnne benefit bic gHobrbeit
0oer H%ntpabrbeit ireenb elmer 8ebaup.
tung.
Ors. Ioams & Sent, 9uaen.Speaiali
ten. Strnrner 81, 80 uno 80 Sids @ebdu.
De, belfr6nten ibre 8raris auf heilbare
Augentrantbeiten un6 8erunftoitunoeu
Der Nueen nnb ~bebanbeIn lire 8atienfen
nnter 9arantie.
Bir betlen granulierte Qi6er in 30 Ea.
gen; totr betlen bic ihperten Hale, fom.
plt5tert onrb SritiS, @eIdbmire. eiuoe.
fuocbiene 8tntpern in 80 Bis 80 Saaen,
8enn Shr oaran 5tpeifelt, fommt aur
Sfnce uno iprebt NIT Qeuten, bic bierher
aetoprt touroen uub in 10 biz 20 Taaen
Sebtrott erhtelten; bic norber BON anbe.
rem Stultten temppr6re grIeitteruno
patten une ftb %inturabel 9laubten.
8. 8. g. @bams, M. D. BON Der Sirmo
TT eth @u9enar5t nit ~15iabriaer grfohs
rhn9, Der letne 8raIis iebt auf chr0niihe
rno lebfutert9e Operationsfaue beIthr6nft.
pen Sllnoen bic Sebtraft pieoerherfteIf'
gr get unlanQft oreiBte ~bebanbelt, bic
Sar Stftce gefnhrt tuuroen uno lett / bi8
~ Sa9ren gefihrt tperoen musten, Gie,
pen9no5tuanst9 tbnnen iebt 5eben, 6rei
pg.tgpeH nn9ebetlti tie habet aber feinen
DOLLAR ausgegeben.
s8o t5nnen bisie 8eiuItote abertrpffen
tperoen?
Wsnn sJhr EN- Iusenteiben babt, ton.
lnltlert Srs. NeamS & &ent. Wenn Shr
n!dDt in Der office nDrIprecben fbnnt,
lnrelbt nm Spmptom- 5Ormulare. Wir
tonnen @ud1 bteleibt au Sauie turteren.
iote mlr btele 1heinbar unbeilbare SAME
tur'eren onrh unisre sps3tal: esiImittel.
DRS. ADAMS & KENT,
6i&s. @sbauhE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-19
MIgemetmer @etters mmb Saatens
8erid1t.


Das @etter. Bureau ner0Kentlini
folgenoen @pbenberiht;
uSn oer abaelaufeuen ISOLDE
berrihte in alien Diftriften 1itlib BON
benz Selieneebirae iebr ainitiee Gem
peratur; es mar i'm Durbibnitt in
ben GDlf=S taqten etmos tihler, oa.
geeen i'm centralen uno nDrolihen
9eile oeS 2anbeS etrpaS tpGrmer ale
een6bnlid um oieie Sabresseit. Die
TrDfenbeit, mel9e in Der porherges
benoen @ohe in ben mittleren uno
iiiolihen Staaten oer atlantilmen
&ifte uno ben Dltliben @Dlf= 5taaten
eeberrlht bate, nuroe our9 reihli'
hen &egen Elm @noe aemabt. Die
fer &egen ertuies fid in einigen 9ei'
len BON @Dros uno Siosg Carolina,
fomie BON e5lDrioa, IoQnr ais IhGos
lid. Sebr ermnnihter &eeer fiel
auh in Eeilen oes oberen Wtiifiiiippi
uno I'M unteren MiiiourisTal oage.
gen mare in Nebrasfa. Soma, Ir.
tanias uno Teras etpa8 &eaenuets
ter iebr n%otpenbte. Das WeIlAtDru
lit i'm Obiotale ourh tiible 8itteruna
etmas i'm Wahien suridaebalten
moroen. aber in ben bauptfdh(ihiten
@elibfurn Staten bat es ausoe.
seibnete SDrtibritte gemadt. Nn Der
aattsen atlantil9en &ilte ltebt cine
ib6ne grnte in Gusiibt. Sn Tens
neiiee, Qrtanias, i'm Snbianers9 Ser,
ritorium unb tim n6rbliben 9eras
fino Die Nusiibten ridt 10 gut.
Das 9reiben oes Wintermeisens
muroe ourb naiie 8itteruna i'm iios
liben SninDis uno in n1anhen Set
len bes MihDuritales uno Der nlitt.
leren otlanti1ben Staten unterbrD.
hen, bod anoersmo lift oieie Nrbeit
5ufriebeniteaenb uorgelbritten. Der
@iuterneisen lift nit Gusnabnte zines
fleinen geile8 in Wibiear uno Stem
gOrt nuaitGnoie eingebeimft.
Die Sommermeisen > grnte lit in
0ebrasta, Soma uno ben iiolihen
Teilen BON StiosD atota uno Wtnne,
iota beertoet. Sn Walbingtun bat Der
ipdt geidete SOmmermeiaen ourb
belize Winoe beoeuteno Sbaoen ee.
litten. aber Der frib aefdete enteing
Der 8efddoi9une. Sn Oregon lift Die
@rnte ebenfaas faft gu @noe; Iie er.
giebt einen mittleren Grtraa Don gu,
ter Qualitdt.
Die 0aferernts miro iebt in ben
nDrollhen Staten eineebeimit. Die
@rnteberibte besiali6 oes 6afers
lauten i'm N"aaemeinen iebr ainftig,
nur in Wiiiouri. Oklahoma, 9eras
uno 8irainia bat Der aeidnittene
SAFER etmaS Sbaben aelitten.
Der Stano Der gaumwoIe Dat ii6
in 9eras gum erDBten 9eile aebels
iert, uno 0bpol aus Oklahoma, Irs
fanlas, 2ouiiiana uno WiiliIiippi
uugeniaenoe 8efrubtune gemeloet
miro. bat audi in oieien Staten cine
aaaemeine, uenn audi leibte Beiies
run9 itattaefunoen. Sn Nlabama
bat Der Stano Der BaumnDae ii9
uerihlehtert. Nus EenneHee, ben
beioen garDlinas uno aus Slorioa
miro cine feline BeiIerung qemeloet.
Der Tabaf ftebt in WarDlano uno
siemlih gut. Su9C in &ens
tufD 1T 8eiferung etngetreten, ooh
beoarf BET Iabae BORT Der Bearbei.
tuna uno i'm nDroliben 2eile bat er
bon &eeengiiien uno 6ngelIhlag ee.
Sn ben iibtieen 9abatftaaten
Iino Die Gusiihten ainitie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-19
Der xaeuitbbett aanaer Sammer,

BON benz Der 9idter ipridt, muB etpas
.5nrihtbareS iein; aber taum minoer be-
oraeEt, als bee oanDu erfabte Miiantbrop
~ Der ARatttt, oeiien 8eroauungsprgane
IN IN eInem Snitono beltdnoiqer @e<
fei5tnelt n @eit6rtbeit ~6cfinoen. Or err
onioet 9~oueranolen uno iiedt lanqIam
oeptn. Der Bepauerusperte, tuen1 er
ote ct. Bernard &rduterpiaen nid]t fennt,
ger neni'inai neuntabe Sbor. tuenn er
ln3on oaoor get6tt bat uno fe nidbt aer
braueAt. pei allen br0nilhen Maoens
nHo eeberletoen. Spspepfte unb Ser,
oaunnas beihperoen Iino iie oas amer
tannt bette, untrlalihe 5eilmittel, bas
ber oeutibe Gr5neifhab entbdlt. Sic Iin6
in allen ApDthefen 81 baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-19
8rieg Dem Mindertum.
ST es nidt cine Scban be,
@ie man es treibt aGbier
Sn bieiem freiet 2anbe

ST es ni6t cine Sbano be,
@ie man es treibt aabier
Sn bielem freien 2anbe
-Srei nur auf benz 8opier?
Mtan nennt's bas 9anb Der Sreien,
Ser 8raben uno Der Selben
uno tut iib better i6reien,
Ser Belt oies au nermetoen.
9odb tuir6's BEL 2ttbt beiehen,
SD 1T bic Sreibett 6ann?
Gin Sober muB eefteben.
Bir fteh'n i'm Muderbann.
Sas WuderuOlt reaieret,
@S fIhrt oas &estment,
gs i6Irt uno aeitieret.
gs heult, es iGhreit. es remit.
Bobin oenn i'm bas fabren,
@enn es 10 peiter gebt?
Nm gn0' mir nod n~erlieren,
8as oDh 81 &eht betebt!
Drum auf SIR 8irser ale.
Die SIR nod fret ieiu pout.
8rinat's Rudertum gu Sale,
Sas gurer Sreibett CROFT.
Sblaet trdftis elm nit Reulen,
8etpdbret Cure Rraft
unb laBt bic 8anbe beulen.
8is ite a~eritreut, eriflafft.
2aBt eiien uns uno trinten,
8ann unb tuie's uns beliebt
un6 foleet nicbt ben @inten,
Die uns Der Muefer giebt.
Ser heimlih unb nerborgen,
'Ne Slaihe Sulel leert,
9te Weniheit unter SDr9en
BUR pSemperens" betebrt.
Nein, frant uno frei uno offen,
3rinft @uer Sune Star Bier
unb laBt uns @le boffen,
DAT es 10 bleibt alhier.
@reift benin gum Gone Star @lale
Stiat gIren ManneSourit
uno mas bic Muderblale
Dent lei Sud artubGh @urf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-19

Seine Aual tor1r1t Ger ourh &beu.
matisntus peruriaftert aleih. 9urb
Den 8ebraub BON elmer & 0lmenbS
Necept Wo. 2S51 niro iDfort 9ins
oerung aeihafen. Sn allen apu.
tbefen an baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-19
@panaeltfm . iutBertdse ct. Sgbap.
Qe8 &irdaR.

ode Ruepas una SlbsBreia.S treBe.
SonntaqsihuIe: Seben SpNntaa
8ormittag IN, 8 ubr.
@ptte8btenH It: Seoen Sonntaa UNI
10 ubr SprmittaeS.
@ben6- @DttesbtenR: Seoeu
Sonntaa UNI s ubr Nbenos.
Sober Seutlhe tit beraIih uiItomsneu,
@obnuns 314 sab,pfeiasG trate.
,. 6~artm,ana. 4eass,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-19
@eiausz uuO 9lapier=u nterridt.
frau supbte sshidlehfi 1T no

6raa Sppbte SSbidebtt 1T mad
sweiidbrigem Nufentbalt in Seem
gort, no fie an einem Der eriten
&onieruatorien als 2ebrerin tdtia
tuar. bierber suridgetebrt unb piro
etpa am l. Ottuber einen SIRIUS
fir @eiang' uno &lauiers unterribt
erDffnen.
NnmeloHngeH rtnugt Die Tirma
@pg9an Srps. eutaegca,
STINT Gabuagen ppm Garr'S
aeloer Wagen ieoe 1916.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-19
Nerlamat

miro elm Wtaoben fir auaemeiue
6au8arbeit in elmer tleinen 5amilie
BON Grmahienen. Rabaufraeeu 225
Sing 8iIiam StraRe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-19
SiiOmettteraS wifn1mt Gn
Sdsltde xourttten snlatuaasu

~uBtt9t ~UHttttN OWIuIWuHeN
nod Californian. ebenip iab ct.
Souls pia Teras & Bacifc 'Babu
obne Webiel. Shreibt at, irQenb
eiaen 9idet . Ngenten tpeaeri oiefes
r1euen Dienftes Does an 6. g.. 9urs
per. Generals aiiaaier'G Dali
fac. 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-19

Safer Sran5 Soiepb oon Oe.
iterreia feierte am Sreitae ieinen
rs. @eburtstag,
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8auft opn Der @arr BDDo
q @Gal s NJ PAM. ebe Der
8inter tpmtut. Sim guros su lie
50, 25. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-20
aas iE$5S4 IN ss:s u ~ r. 1}G@ss .s55 I "a
ELklNs ON RATE LEGISLATION
Senate Bill Win Be introduced 81
Dec. 1.

New York, Sept. 90 Senator Ste
phen B. Elkins Of West Virginia is in
New York and has been in consulta-
ton here with various railroad and
business men on the subject Of rail-
road and tariff legislation to be con-
sidered by. congress in the coming
session. AS chairman Of the. senate
committee on interstate commerce Mr..
Elkins will have charge of all railroad
legislation in the senate. He predicts
that q rate regulation bill will pass
this winter, but feels that prolonged
and bitter fight will ensue when the
subject Of tariff revision is considered.
The senator said:
"The committee of which am
chairman and which will frame q
measure this winter Ia prepared for
its work and will meet two weeks in
advance of the regular session for the
purpose Of preparing a bill. Every
member of the committee knows ex.
actly where he stands upon this ques-
ton and 1 think that by Dec. 1 we
will have bill ready for introduction.
regard decisive action this session
as beyond question"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-20

4 4ssaA
cwt. lower than the close OF last
week. Dakota cattle sold at from
$3.50 to S cents. Bulk from $3.50 to
$4.S5.
Receipts Of sheep today estimated
at a, 900. Total for last week 153, 700,
the largest week for the season. Under
this tremendous movement OF sheep
and lambs there has been declines Of
5000 cents per cwt. Fat wethers
and ewes showed the widest break.
Feeding grades have held ct no more
than 5000 cents decline. We look
for q very heavy. run Of sheep all this
week Which no doubt win make
another decline before the week
closes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-20
CHICAGO WANTS To y. il.
G0M Steel TRUST LANDS
ACTION BROUGHT At eHicAao
=r-S riZf7 Es3,H, :. <.Fs+i Jt+:+':
TO RECLAIM LANDS WORTH
ABOUT $4,oco,ooo.
TRUST ACCUSED OF ENcRoAcH.
ING ON LAKE MICHIGAN AND
.@... irs>li va.Esfx.s = E%,t3.j}.
CALUMET RIVER.

Chicago, Sept. ,20.--Action to re
claim S4,G0o,000 worth of land which
city officials assert has been appropri-
ated by the Illinois Steel company at
the mouth of the Calumet river was
started by Commissioner Of Public
Works Patterson during the day
States Attorney Healy and Corpora
ton Council Lewis were asked by
Commissioner Patterson to proceed In
the courts to recover 200. acres OF
submerged, land, which, 1t is alleged,
the steel corporation has added to its
property in the past four years by
encroaching on Lake Michigan and
the Calumet river. The claim Is made
that the title to the lands legally rests
n the name Of the people Of the state
az Illinois.
With the development Of the plans
Tor legal action on the part Of the
state and the city came the suspension
q Richard O'Sullivan Burke. who for
the past five years has been the city,s
harbor engineer. Commissioner Pat.
terson charges Burke with neglect Of
duty and inefaoisncy." Burke is &C.
cussd Of having failed to inform the
city ofacials regarding enoroachmsnts
sof the steel corporation and OF having
been unfamiliar with the situation, a.
though It Was clearly within His do
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-20

Fargo. N. D., Sept, 20.-The sudden
death Of John F.. Haggart, United
States marshal, occurred this morning
at 4 O'Clock. Gasping for breath he
aroused Mrs. Haggart who hurriedly
secured a glass Of water from the side
board but BY the time, she reached the
|bed side death had claimed her dis
| tinguished husband. While the mar.
shal had not been In particularly good
health for the past few months he had
been regarded recently as much Inn
proved and last night retired in sappar.
Fantly normal condition. He had been
very active recently in connection
with his regular duties and looking
after his farming interests and, this
may have preciptated heart trouble
to which cause his death is assigned.
Saturday morning .the remains will
lie in state at Masonic temple from
which the funeral Will be conducted in
the afternoon under the auspices. of
Shiloh lodge with knights Templar
escort, The deceased had the dis
tinguished honor of being, the first
Mason Initiated In what is now the
state Of North Dakota, having received
the degrees in Fargo in 1873.
MT. Haggart was one of the pioneers
Of the state and one Of its most active
workers in the development of the
state and Of Fargo. He was born fifty
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nine years ago in st. Lawrence county,
New. York state; OF. Scotch ancestry.
He served some time In the, civil war,
after which he made a trip to the
Pacific coast and was with the Union
Pacific for some time in Wyoming. In
1871 he came to North Dakota and
took a claim six miles west, OF Fargo,
which land he owned at the time of his
death. He was Eargo's first town
marshal, was charter member. of the
first fire company, served as sheriff of
Cass county twelve years and as state
senator OF this district for twelve
years. which position he resigned to
accept the appointment as u. S.
marshal In 1898. He was reappointed
in, 1902. Mr.. Haggart was always an
active republican and intensely inter-
'ested In party success as well as being
a dominating factor in local politics
for years. His participation in the
organization Of the North Dakota agri-
cultural college was the event Of
which deceased was the proudest and
all the original bills for the establish-
ment Of the school were introduced
by him. He leaves $4,000 life in
surance, carried in the Equitable. He
leaves q widow and nine children, the
oldest being married Gilbert, who is
living at Fargo and Margaret, now
Mrs. VIII Hughes, of Bismarck.
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INSURANCE SCANDALS
Creeping WESTWARD
New York Is No Longer Alone AID n
the LiInelght Of
Publicity.
Receiver Asked for Western Life & Indemnify
Company Which Is Largely ParO
Dked BY Way.Up MasOns.

ASHSh J
Chicago, Sept. TO- Charges of fraud,
misapplication Of the funds and at.
tempts to transfer the assets to an
other concern are made in a suit in
the federal court, and a receiver was
asked for the Western Life and IN
demnity Insurance company. which is
the successor to the knights Templa,
and Masons' Life Indemnity company
organized in 1884. H.. .
It is charged in the suit that W. H
Gray, who was the !. manager Of the
company until February, 1905, chose q
board Of directors year after year and
that they were simply dummies, doing
just as he told them. -.
It is also charged that he had an
order passed allowing hir1 one dollar
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for every thousand dollars worth of
insurance that was written, and that
this was done without the knowledge
Of the policyh olders; that he was re-
lieyed from active duties and SO ar
ranged that E. e. Rosenfeld should
succeed him as manager with the
Same privileges which he enjoyed.
Rosenfeld claims that he paid $125,-
600 for the contract right formerly
held by Gray. The company has TWEEN
ty million dollars in policies outstand.
ing and recently had a sinking fund Of
$3.50, 900 to secure them. H;$ss.
The case is of the greatest interest
throughout the country wherevee
knights Templar and Masonic insur
ance is carried. I'D. sss 4.
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CHOLERA EPIDEMIC CHECKED.
Official Announcement BY the German
Government.

Official Announcement BY the German
Government.
Washington, Sept. 20.-The German
government has declared that the
cholera epidemic has been checked.
Ambassador Tower has cabled the
state department from Berlin as fol-
lows:
1T is announced officially by the
German government that the cholera
has been checked and that an cpl
demic is entirely unlikely"
4 This statement will be communi.
Gated by the department Of state to
the public health and Marine hospital
service through the treasury depart
ment In order that it may modify If 1t
sees fit the restrictions which it has
been obliged to impose upon emigra-
don through German ports.
Berlin, Sept. 20.-The days official
bulletin says that Z fresh cases Of
cholera and no deaths have been re.
ported for the past "a hours, the totals
being 20S cases and Is deaths.
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Floods Cost sarta "a So, DOC, 900.

Chicago, Sept. 2O.-Western floods
caused the Santa Fe railroad a loss
Of more than $2,o00,OOO in the fiscal
year, just closed. This is stated in
the annual report showing gross earn
ings amounting to more than $6S,000.-
600. .A
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wreck was caused by the engineer q
the freight running past his orders.
An effort was made to stop the in
coming passenger train with success
for the first section, though a moment
later the second section plunged fun
speed into the first section.