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La Junta tribune., 1905-06-14

ever: but a whole city adorned with
more or less of artistic beauty
throughout is a sempiternal JOY which
even Keats did not contemplate.
Tombs in Public Squares.
One Of the most curious surprisea
that await the traveller In Bologna Is
that OF tombs erected in public
squares in very conspicuous style.
Near to the Church Of St. Dominic
two Of these tombs are standing in
the great square near the church. and
other two are In the precincts Of the
Church Of st. Francis-
They are described rs "canopied
medieval tombs" In the one which
Is nearest the church of st. Do0inic
the sarcaphogus rests under . sort of
tiny portico supported in its turn by
another series Of pillars. also farming
. tiny portico. The pyramid-shaped
top completes in . quaint manner
this curious monument Here sleeps
q rertain RolandfnO Passagieri. Who
ir i2sO vas head - the notsries Of
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OBSERVATIONS OF AN oPrIMisr

Its a wise old saw that cuts with
Us wisdom teeth
Tn, nearer the roof a nan lives thE
better outlook be has
A pessimist Is a man who Is mlseT.
ssle when he Is happy.
Compliments on a tombstone might
Sroperiy be termed epi-tary-
The richest man in the world va
eorn without a cent in his pocket
Don't 20 to extremes-especially
n your dealings with bees and wasps.
Auan seldom cares II his hair does
keep on getting gray-just 50 it keeps
On
The man who marries a wealthy
grass widow makes hay while the sun
shines.
One word leads to another-no mat
ttH LftaAtA gAA AAN AA-AA-AAS A-t Ae-C-S
o. a dime novel
The man Who makes the best of
everything Is always sure Of a market
fC- his productions.
Life seems TO be a dreary ex-pants
"a the boy who has 10 wear his dads
made over trousers.
The prohlbltionists viii kick Just
as hard as any other man when he
nntE water In the milk.
A woman should never cease pray
Ing for her husband; II may not avail
anything, tut II viii keep her out OF
ulsch!sf
II always hurts a girl more or less
when hs- best fellow happens TO call
with 4 -wo-days growth Of whiskers
On his chin.
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pse.Ia, cs.p, q chine.


Crepe de chine, in = thousand and
one di6erent designs. plain. chame-
leon. printed. with . satin surface or
with . deeply crinkled finish that
makes Il close kin to the mourning
crape. one sees II in the hieh-class
bodSces. those that the exclusive
shops along the avenue demand so
and upward-and II Is principally up
ward in these smart emporiums Of
s;yle-foe the simplest Of. whea they
are al entirely fashioned and en-
broidefed By hand Tie double width
onessano crepe comes In all OF the
latest finishes. and because Of its
width u 10 enceIlent foundation for
thoss Aainty stifcheries. the plan and
scope q which the necessity q join
ing I'D piecing the sinsle widths to-
gether olten intevfefes With.
nae are sooe charming psinfed
crepss oos1Dwing the DFesdea designs
whieA 0Ake up 20 beautifully. either
for ths i.1isVeasable separate blouse
or foe the eufire costume Tie white
and aelscately tinted grounds are the
ones Dses seea h these: 81 tie
dainty uftIe bSosspon. ruseb11s. -
quils - 1orget-0esots- r,ses a vari-
60 sAaDes aad sises. aFs an sAovn
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that the vogue for white. so pro-
nouneed last season. will prevail dur
ing the coming summer. and no up-to-
date girl considers her warm weather
wardrobe complete unless IL contains
at least a gown and shirt waist of
broderie Anglaise. For the little folks
IL is equally as applicable as for the
grown-ups. and its popularity indicates
a fad in needlework that is more prac-
tieal than some others that have held
sway in seasons past.
The lingerie hat made its appear
ance last summer and was accorded
cordial welcome. With eyelet en-
broidery as the material from which
II Is evolved. even a greater degree of
favor may be predicted for the sum
mer of 1905. Lingerie belts are new
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&2udsir -

New net wells have . border Of un-
dulafed lace woven in one with the
center
Broa1e slippers and stockings are
taking notice again. after . long peri
cd u oblivfea-
Back velvet cuffs and collars dis
tinguish some of The s0aTtest white
IiEea coats
VERY beautiful are some nev poree-
lain backIes With rreAeA miniature
paiated On them
Any fabric does for coats thss s<,-
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son. from sheerest lace and linen to
cloth and leather.
Those so-called hand-painted organ
dies are being made up into frocks
for June bridesmaids.
Suspender frocks are essentially
youthful and need to be eschewed by
the matronly woman.
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assssa PIE.

Soak two cups a nice plump raj
sins tseededD one hour o. hack II
range in two eups a cold water. Thes
set on froat to boil up. Crate rinA oe
orange and take jaice u snalI ooe.
Put In dish with oae eo9ee cup suear.
too eggs, peneA - salt asa I've noap-
ing tabiespOoas q 1our- Dene zen
and stir hts botling r1isfas. WA
thick set aside to -osl- Bake IN to,
crusts- VIII Dahe I've 800 pseaL Pa
IN vhen cold sas teosposa vfneens
aad add soan pieces q b1tfer beaeep
rusting o upper crust
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New Silk Waist Model,

Blouse Of taffeta. gathered and
draped TO a little plain yoke. orna-
mented with motifs Of embroidery and
bordered with fagoting. Tie cravat is
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up q picture Of the former Inhabitants
and Of their grade Of civilization.
In another room more modern OBJ
jects surprise the traveller. Across
the street within the great cathedral
a chapel bearing the name Of Baccioc-
chi brings up the memory Of another
race This Bacciocchi was the hus-
band OF Elisa Bonaparte. the sister
Of the great emperor. the master At
one time OF Europe. Here on the walls
Of this chapel rise monumental slabs
to this sister Of the emperor. to her
husband and to their children- To
many Who come to Bologna the Esrus-
cans are well known as these Bac.
ctocchis.
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FROM THE PENCILS POINT.

The wise man and the FOOLS money
are soon united.
A woman OF forty meyer laughs un-
less she means 1t.
Few women realize how handsome
other women really are.
A man is seldom as bad - he
thinks his wife thinks he is
Bewore Of the man who has . mania
for telling hard-luck stories.
Job was . patient man. but he has
no record as . successful fisherman
II love were really blind age would
have fewer terrors for the fair sex
Famines may come and famines
0ay 70, but there is no danger e Q
vafer famine In wall street
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Osv kiIus oaSe.

A boy OF Eve years recently killed
. baby in Liverpool by stuMng bread
into its throat He said he III Il
for fun The doctors can hin
morally insane In Ensiish law .
child under seven Is coasidefea ~
capable Of crfne
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Of linen. also ornamented With fagot-

Ing.
The pulled sleeves are finished at
the elbows with turnover cuffs Of the
material. bordered with fagotinx. and
also with lace rufles. The girdle is
Of the material. ornamented in front
with two rows Of buttons.
La Junta tribune., 1905-06-14

italian City Famous for
Its Porticos-Narro,S
Streets Turned Into
Things Of Beauty
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INaelevANce2

A lover sighs ike . furnace, While
4 nusAeoA usually sDokes Ike oaA
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07
ALLEN COOPER WEEDS
MISS FLORA TRIP

Allen Cooper was united in marriage
Tuesday noon to Miss Flora Trip, at
the home Of the brides mother in this
city by Rev. G.. Wilson Of LaRgdon.
Only few of the near relatives were
present at the ceremony which was
very pretty affair. The couple left at 5
O. clock for the groom's fine ranch south
of Stanley where they will spend the
summer. The Eagle band, of which the
groom is a member, serenaded the hap
by couple at the depot. Friends shower
ed them with Is pounds of rice. Mr..
Cooper has been employed in Mohall
bank. He was also deputy Register Of
deeds for long time. He is a capable
young business man, and possesses fine
qualities. The bride is one OF Minot's
most beautiful and most talented young
women. She is especially proficient in
tho elocutionay field and has delighted
the people Of Minot number of times
in this role. The INDEPENDENT extends
best wishes to this couple. Out>of town
guests we're Miss Effie Herring Of St.
Paul, and Miss Selma Hogland of
Fargo, a class mate Of Miss Trip.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07
THE NORTHWESTERN BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION WAS FORMED
The Red River Valley Association Has Been
Divided Sermons By Eminent Devines.

Rev. w. K. Sherwin of Rolla'
Vice President to the state con.
vention.
| E. E. Cowell OF Balfour, secret
airy and treasurer.
Rev. Peter Mitchell OF Westho.
pc, Rev. Z P. johnson OF Rolla,
and Rev. +. l. Drexler of Minot
were included with the above in
an executive committee to get
the new association on it's feet
and settle upon a place to meet
the second Tuesday in next June.
Mrs. L. M. Newell OF Chicago,
general missionary of the Won
ans Baptist Home Missionary
society was present and gave a
very interesting address.
The most interesting afternoon
features Of the gathering was an
address by the general mission
arya very able address, by Rev. r.
A. MacMulleh Of Langdon, on the
very difficult subject; Should
Home Mission Churches Contrib
ute to Foreign Missions. The
ability Of the address drew out
much discussion.
Another strong feature was
the sermon in the evening by the
gifted and eloquent pastor OF
the Grand Forks church, Rev.
f. E. R. Miller on ''The Bible
and the Baptists.''
Still another strong feature OF
the gathering was a very able
sermon by Rev. James Coutts OF
Bottineau. The topic was
Baptist Heroes The speaker
was a man OF deep piety and
convictions and his knowledge
OF scriptures marvellous and
passages were quoted with an
oratorical blending that was
amazing. The first Baptist hero
was John the Baptist, then came
John, Paul and others down to
John Bunyon, Carey, Spurgeon,
and others. When he had fin
ished his remarks the audience
began to realize that a remark
able address by a powerful
speaker had been delivered.
The Baptists of Minot enter
tanned royalty, a fact appreci.
ated by all present.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07
FINE CONCERT At
LUTHERAN CHURCH,

Tuesday evening the Young
Peoples Society OF the Lutheran
Synod church, gave a concert
that has been pronounced one
OF the best that has ever been
given in Minot. The different
numbers were well rendered and
elected enthusiastic applause.
Especially we'll received were the
vocal solos given by Rev. Mr..
Larsen and Mr.. Ylvisaker. The
piano solo by Mrs. Larsen and
Otto Ellison's violin solo were
exceedingly well rendered and
evoked great applause and calls
for repeated encores. The church
choir OF fourteen voices organic
ed a short time ago, rendered
their selections in a way that
pleased everyone and brought
great credit upon Mrs. Larsen,
who in this brief time has
the work of the choir to a high
standard. The program follows:
Piano Duet-"The Awakening of the
Lion. 49,. .DeKontski
Mrs. N. A. Larson and Miss Ellison.
Cornet Solo-"Meoitation" ;. Gruenwald
Edward Ellison.
Song-"Herre, Du Ransager Mig" Ps.
l39. .Wennerborg
Miss 1vara Oien and Church Choir.
E,,+o so,o ! "Dorflied" Hauser
'uSo ''o'o "Air Melodieux.. I. Bohn
N. M. Ylvisalker.
Vocal Solo-'"The Three Visions" .Geibel
N. A. Larsen.
Trio for Violin, Cornet and Piano-"Ave
Mrrie" ................ .Gounod
Otto, Edward and Gertrude Ellison
Piano Solo-"Rustle of Spring" .Sinding
Mrs. N. A. Larsen.
Vocal Solo-"Calvary'.. Rodney
u. M. Larson
' A0AAA OOAOSs' 0c4oCtOu
Otto Ellison.
Trio for Violin, Flute and Piano-'Noc-
Otto Ellison, N. M. Ylvisaker and Mrs.
N. A. Larson.
Song-"Fremmed, Forladt og Arm" -.
Church Choir.
Piano kindly furnished by Mr.. Hilman.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07
WILL BOND COUNTY
FOR $l5o,ooo

Thefamous bond question was
brought up before the county
commissioners again Monday
afternoon. The commissioners
voted to authorize the assistant
states attorney, j. II. Greene, to
negotiate for bids for bonding
the county to the amount Of
$150,O00 at four per cent for
twenty years. Commissioner
Swanson made a motion to
amend the first motion by auth
orizing the county auditor to
advertise for bids for bonding
the county. this was turned
down. Later the commissioners
reconsidered the proposition and
have authorized the county aud
itor to advertise for bids for
bonding the county. Bids will be
opened at the next session July5
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07

The twenty first annual meet
ing OF the Red River valley
Baptist association met in the
Baptist church in this city last
Tuesday evening with a larger
attendance than a year ago at
Bottineau. The meeting was open
ed by a prayer by The Pastor
Rev. T. l. Drexler. The annual
Sermon was preached by Rev. s.
VanTassel, pastor Of the Cavalier
Baptist church. Rev. Byron Coo
ley, the general missionary OF
the state, then gave an address
on Religion in the home, a very
able effort delivered in rich sett-
ings OF oratory and eloquence---a
sermon not easily forgotten.
The second session Of the Red
River Baptist associatonconven.
ed in the Baptist Chapel on
about the schedule time Wednes-
day morning and the following
organization was affected:
G A. Carpenter of Grand For
ks, Moderator
4 Rev. R. A. MacMullen OF Lang
don, Clerk
J. X. Fairchild OF Cavalier,
Treasurer.
H. B. Cook of Cavalier Vice
Pres. to the state convention.
\ e. e. Cowell of Balfour CORES.
pOndent.
The morning session was taken
up with reading Of the church
letters, reports Of standing COM
mitttes, and legislative action;
the latter consisting in TIE divis-
ion OF the Red River Valley asso-
cation and making a new
district or association comprised
Of Towner, Rolette, Pierce, Nell
enry, Ward, and Williams
counties. Imediately after dinner
ihe delegates from the churches
n the new district met and effec-
ed an organation, adopted a
lame and constitution. The new
district was named The North
Western Baptist association OF
forth Dakota. The officers cho-
en- are as follows:
Rev. James Coutts of Bottin-
hu Moderator
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07
BERTEL SON WILL
SPEND HIS MONEY
Mckinney Puts Up $500 Of His Own
Money for Celebration the F. urth-Debs
Will Speak-Many Other A1nusements.

Mckinney, a thriving burg 10.
Gated twenty miles east OF Ken,
mare and twelve miles west OF
Mohall, will celebrate the fourth
ofJuly in a manner fitting a city
of 10000. Peter Bertelson, the
finacier OF the town, and a man
who is not afraid to spend a
little money is spending $500
of his own money for this cele-
bration. For instance he secured
Eugune '. Debs, the great socia-
list leader to speak. OF course
Debs is no cheap man and what
it Bertelson does have to pay
$500 cash for the unique orator
who will make you believe a thing
whether you want to or not.
Then there|is that game Lacrosse,
so well known to every Canuck.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07

1t is the Canadians national
game. 1t requires sixteen in each
team to play the game. The
Winnipeg team will play that
from St Paul. OF course Bertel-
son will pay the bill. Then the
high diver will be there and 60
head long into the mill pond
eighty feet below. The Mohall
band will play. The Kenmare
and Mohall baseball teams will
play, The various games and
races will be pulled Off for prizes,
Fireworks in the evening. Miss
Lavene, the blind singer will be
an attraction. A negro jubilee
concert company from Chicago
has also been engaged. Mckinn-
ey expects a crowd OF 10000 the
Fourth and it is likely that she
will get all OF that number.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07
NEARLY 200 TEACHERS
ARE IN MINOT

The Ward county teachers, nearly 200
in number are in session in Minot this
week. The first day 118 teachers were
enrolled. w. J. Alexander of Valley
City is the conductor and Miss Shank
of the same place has charge OF 9he
primary work. 1t was the intention of the
superintendent to hold the reception
Monday night, but owing to the weather
but few teachers arrived, SO the recep-
ton was postponed until Wednesday
night. The teachers are being enter
tanned at the various homes in the city,
on account of the hotels being overrun.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07
Mccoy in Colorado.

p. Y. Mccoy returned from
Boulder, Colorado, where he vi
sited his mothertwo weeks. Mr..
Mccoy likes Colorado, but reali-
yes that the advantages are bet
ter in North Dakota. The best
school teachers in the United
States are in Colorado, where
they 60 for the benefit OF their
health. Laboring men are well
paid in Colorado-the same as in
Minot. Mr.. Mccoy reports a
great deal Of rainy weather dur
ing his visit in Colorado.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07
A $3.50, 900 MERCANTILE
COMPANY FOR MINO1

A big $3.50, 900 Incorporated
mercantile company with John
D. Gruber of Mandan at it's
head, will open business in Minot
July l. The company will buy
and sell grain and will sell lum-
Der and farm implements. The
company has a paid up capital
and will be a big addition to Mi
not's business houses. Bismarck
Grand Forks and Fargo bust
ness men are interested in the
new concern.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07
Long Term for Piggers.

Brown, the Stanley pigger,
pleaded guilty before Judge Da.
Wis to-day and was fined 5000,
given four months in jail and
will have to pay the $500 costs
o. the trial. In case he chooses
not to pay, he will remain in jail
nine months. Colby from Saw
yer, another pigger, plead guilty
and was given about the same
dose. He will no doubt remain in
jail nine months. Dad Wisch
from Mohall was arrested on the
charge Of pigging and will be
tried in county court.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07
MARKETS.

REPORTED BY EDWARDS. WOOD = co.
CORRECTED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
DULUTH CASH GRAIN CLOSE.
No. Northern S1.111s
No. 2 Northern S1.O31s
No. Macaroni SIC
No. Macareni SIC
No. 3 white oats Sic
Rye 78c
Barley 3Sc to 45c
Flax STAG
MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE.
No. Hard S1.13I
No. Northern 31.11A
No. Northern S1.O6A
No. Northern 9914c to s1.02hs
No. Durum 85c
No. yellow corn 4714c
No. 3 white oats 3O3sc
Barley Soc to Acc
Rye 76Ac to 77Ac
Ela1 l489Sc
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07
Partnership in Implement BUSH
ness.

Lorge & knorr have formed a
partnership in the implement
business. They are successors to
the Houghton implement Co. Mr.
Lorge has been managing the
business <C the Houghton people
for a year and steered the bust
ness to a grand success. Mr..
knorr recently came to North
Dakota from Fontanelle, La. He
not only owns a large tract OF
land in Iowa, but owns a section
in this state besides has invested
in Minot property. He is a
threshing machine ST ecialist.
The firm will do a big business.
The new firm will start a branch
house at Sawyer.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07
No. was Wrecked

No. ?, the flyer which arrives
in Minot at 10 O'Clock at night
from the west, was wrecked in
western Montana Sunday. The
rain caused a landslide. The
engineer Jumped into the river
and was drowned. The fireman
remained on the engine and was
but slightly injured. The train
was annuled Monday.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department. of the Interior, Land Office at
Minot n. -. June 9Th. 1868.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver. U. S. Land Office at Minot.
N. D., on July 2lst. 1905 viz: Jennie Nelson.
H. f No. 1894 for the elsswA. w1sseA, Sec.
90 Twp. 156. Rye So.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
John Werner. Otto Bonness. Be1ey Olson.
NJ. N. Nelson, all Of Minot North Dakota.
R, c. SANBoRF, Register.
JAMES JoHtRoN,
Attorney for Claimant E7.7.1s
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07
Stole a Woman's Satchel.

And still another fellow from Ken
mare in the county jail. A man giving
his name as John Smith, believed to be
an assumed name, was arrested at Ken
mare Sunday night charged with
stealing a satchel from woman on the
Flyer. Smith entered the train when it
stopped and deliberately picked up the
woman,s satchel valued at s75 and
walked off with it. The fellow had no
earthly use for any of the articles con-
tanned therein SO his work was purely
of devilish nature
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07
Horses Killed by Lightning.

CIV Haden, q farmer living II
miles sonth of Minot lost three
horses, two calves and three
turkeys by lightning Friday
night. Mr.. Hayden is left in
rather a bad shape but his
friends came to his rescue with a
nice subscription list.
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If you want to buy the kind
OF shoes that last, the kind that
are stylish and np-to-date, call
atSamuelson' sshoe store, Minot.
n. D.
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w. GLIB. Breeder of Galloway Cattle
Clydesdale Horses, Shropshire Sheep.
Young stock for sale at reasona BILE
prices. Address, CHILcoT p. O..
If Ward County, N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-07

Ship your cream to the Minot Central
Creamery. Your Gosh il ready for you.
e.
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Jase Hunt, Scientific horse sheer
Md IT,
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HAY FOR SALE.

23 tons Of good hay for sale, 6 miles
south of Minot. Price g per ton.
JOSEPH GUsTAFsoN,
Grelland, N, D.
Twp. l63, Range "a, Sec. 8. TT
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-01
NS. IH|I0 ItRW AWENlURY SERVIUEGO. LIMITED IA
onnsn Local Cases the Calendar Popular Organization The Corporation Now Com BILL SIC
ndeh New Brunswick April Ended its Official
Shan GddThOs Midnight Last rMS lax
OH''
7INCS JUSTICE APPEAL CASES. MEMBERS HAD FEAST BOX AT SWITCHES
aug
We
mbU heumpmssSh Building
COs ucW rat q
eitedems
. ~ ...,z c,sr s r osonor 1vz.ruue : - 49, - KIDNAPPED CHI
New Brunswick Was
KIDNAPPED CHILD.
New Brunswick Was Stirred Up
Yesterday Over The Affair.

New Brunswick Apr. ] 1:.|ohn Still
we'll. OF Elizabeth, and his mother.
Mrs. Bridget Vohre. of Bound Brook,
came to New Brunswick Yesterday
afternoon, and kidnapped Stillwell's
eighteen-months-old daughter from
the home of Mrs. Stillwell's mother,
Mrs. Redield. Stillwell. who il q
Central railroad employe. separated
from his wife last week. The two
children, a boy and a girl have been
in the mothers custody.
When Stillwell's mother secured
the baby yesterday she took it to
Bound Brook on trolley car.
Mrs. Stillwell made a complaint
against Mrs. Vohre. \ constable
brought back the child. and Mrs.
vohre was placed under 800 bonds.
The alteration at the Rcdfele
house drew large crowd.