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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24

o@ounG, 9Sl!nge, id)eint mir ioIt,
olS lci'lt id)ou AMI Dem 9lnitano &c.
meIen. God id, mid nidJt ioglei1
&leS piiIen; Onriibcr ipred}el mir
nod. 2ie?"
o@nltj ME bu miait 8oter.
ltcbrioeuS, mcun eS gar 10 iehr oeir
@unih lit, Oab i) beirotben iol, 10
ba6' i6 bait nidt3 bngeaell, mo on
tommt'5 gal5 allein oltf oib al,
4 nter."
oSdml', id,olt' olIo 10 meit
moren mir ihou. 8rdiphit mn nod,
ipS5uoriifclL piiirt loit id)on? Sich'
hccb Giner an! 9tln. S~ernann.
ipridL it's mas Gopitoles, mie pief
Gn0er bnt's?"
Sos it's eben, mas mid fiir
beine Ginmiliaung fiirdlteu l1Bt.
Gn3 M1bd)en, onS ih ais meiIl %eih
Fierber iiihren mod)te, lit IDIOT brop
rm0 gut, ober arm, ME, ipie :. rlllt,
eben 10 arm, lpie lie ipader mo
ldlDn lit"
y9om nGr's jo gut, trcnr tie retbt
arm mGre. God Ou mciBt, i) bred)c
rid)t germ etIpa$ ii6er Dem &nie ob;
alio id) oeut', i) mil crit narm bier
merOeu, Die GerhGltniiIe fennen Ter
nelt, in1b Damn ipredlen mir meiter
Cariiber."
o@enn Or niQit, bo5 lii ipieSer
oooon ~lpred1en iol, @oter, 10 iag'3
mir"
oSho", lod,te ser ShcrforiTnreiItcr.
r0oS lit sir iid,er nidlt 10 ernIt ae.
meiut. @enu i'd nm mai gar ni@t
ltebr 0aDon rcGete, be, mas 0nm?"
yGaS fiird)te ib gar nid)t, Batter.
ooiiir hait or MIDI 6lt germ, ermi-
ecrte !SernGanm 6llueriidtlid).
Sic beiben M1nner iaBen lloG)
lnnge pliammler; battell lie ood) gor
%ieleS 6u b%eipred,cn. Ser S6er-
ioritmeiiter lieB iid) nltdJ Qcnnllcu De.
rid)t iiher Die @ilObieberei gebelt.
mo lem biSber 10 beitcre$ @jeiidr
rerbiiiterte iih.
Us 'lnD Ood} Delllole Wtenld)elt.
biele Sellte", lagte er. .@enn ija
Oieiel6e Miibe uno Nu&Oauer dup
cine ebrbnre unb erlallbtc 8eidGfti-
glng uerlpeu0eten, 10 fonutteu Tia
%Wcblho6eno merDen. N6er 0a5ls
ieblt ibncn sic Suit. @aS Der @6Ie
ein @nl bcrItritt hat, buS gibt CT 10
lcid,t nid)t mic0er her. 9tum idb
Genfe, mcru lie ieIlelt, CAP mir nit
ollem Grthr mo obne 9tudllidit Dor.
2ebcn, luerben lie iid) zines SeIIeru
belimteu. SdGric bciueu Sellteu
mir red't ciu, niht lcidtlimnig 5u
id)lcBeu, mo MIR i'm 9totbialle BON
Gen @aifeu UebraudJ 5lI MADDEN. SS6
Gabe ielbit Elm Wol on& llnQliid &C.
bobt, einen ySilbDieb nicocridieBen
ST miiiien, mo obldJon il nid)t
anberS bon0eln fonnte, hats MIDI
oodl lnlge perfolgt. IS nor ein be-
riihtinter Strard,oieb ser ailf meiltc
%oreimaliqe Ntuiiproerlmg, OnS @ca
nCDr nie%0erjulegcn, tiidiidycr @cile
! iid) bildte, ais molle CT gebord)cl.
burn ahcr plGblid) Die @affc hob uno
olrf MIDI 5ieltc. &epor er ieOodp
ieiu morocriidPS &orbdbeu mlsiiih-
rem 'tonntc, traf i'm meine &liael,
mo leioer nm 5it gut 0od) laIiet
mir baS, eS bdugt 10 mnndyerlei o.
nit 5linmmerL moran id) MIDI nidt
germ crintcre, menu MIDI and hei
@ott. feline Sdull0 %triiit."
GortieBung folgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24

nltno aldil6t Chr, boB tic belicrt unO
mirtli6 9tirben bringcu?"
o@eipt6 glalIb' i) boS; ib bin
0urd) uIebr als eineu Snll, Den i'd
ielbit erlebt bab', |poltomnlen Oauon
iIbersettgt."
v@arm ba6t SIR Oem Gilcrut
MGMn nid)t mlh iold) eiuen Sdub
brief ~ac9ebel2" irug ser &ilOOieb
5ipeiielnO.
.Meil i6 banlalS nod uid)ts Oas
BON fannte", ermiberte Die Ilte.
uSGtt' er einen lolden Sdutbrief
Gehabt, mie ih lie iest femme, 10 lcbte
er berte nod"
Limo Sbr f6nmt ioIde gricie aus
ltelen2"
,%eritebt ii6l fam i'd ba&. Sod,
iuoiu? SIR Strbt ia nid)t III oen
Gricg."
nEoS olicroira$ nidlt; aber IN Ser
niid)iten 3eit mcrbeH 10 piele &1lgcln
gemedielt Weroen, ouB man einel
iuld)en sdutbrief gut eebrnud)en
fam. @ebt mir einen."
.9nnaiam, laneinm. 10 gebf baS
niht. 9os lit ein toitbares Stitd. "
nGas Chr GIT be5ablt bnbeil
WoQt@, unterbrad tie Scr @ilOoic6.
,Scbt Der. i6 pia's nldt nmiolit
baoen, Do lit @elo."
Die 2icerner Gene betra6tcte bas
@ploitiid init gicrigeu Iugcn, ltrcftc
bnitig Gle @anO bin uno mlrEleltc:
nSsbr ipIit eiaen Sbutbriei blber!,
,nlo 6asa eiieu redt anten. SD
bob i'm ton einenI olten Scloaten,
Der aQe Sirtcnfriege mitgemadjt bat
uno ridjt Sic geringIte @imbe CT.
belt" Sic bolte ein ldlmlsiges
Stiid Scpier berbei legte cine 6ebcr
bancben nnO 500 hann ans elmer
Sdiblabe EN- bclbriebenes 5peites
Slo1t berpor. Ser Srief mui) m!i
Guern &u,nen ailsgeidriebem Der-
Seu, ,mo oopit CT uod beiier luirft.
iareibt SIR i'm ielhlt uno Den sfa'
l,cn nit Guerm Hllt."
.Sas SNreIen lit. .oie S6r mist.
1eraoc ridi ,.eilR Sache. S~a$ ba-
ben mir cine Motif gebabt, bcmalS
Den 9riei an ocn Soriter iertig 81
bringeu."
y@enn ser and miiBt', Dab ser
lbier bel mir geitbrieben puroel
Tod modt porpGrts inlo idJreibt; id
mills Cub |@prt iiir @ort iagem."
! Sora idrieS init iiGtlidler an'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24

9ie Menid)en, Die Die 9fcin6cit ms
&eiligteit Der Natllr in Dem &illoe
adyten, itno frommc Nfcniden, nenn
ite ahten Gas, mas elpig rein mo
nell erltebN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
Cur gefGai9em &ea4tnm9!

Ger selbe 3ettel ami Der
eritcH Seitc Oes Ylattes sibt bus
Satnm au, bis sm meldlcm Sasielbe
be;ablt lit. Sober 2eier famn alip
harans erie6en, iuie melt CT 3ablnng
gclciitct hat. @enn oas Saranfs
itebemOc Satmm ctlpa 10 beift:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
Henry Imne rprompt sl905
SCHNBLLVILLE, OHIO,

@ir cm~pieBlcn alien unIeren se'
cbrtcn Seieru ons Stncimm bieIes
flciucm Settcls, nno %iolten Sicjcnis
gen, Ole nit Scr 9cSablnns brs
Slattes inn GiditanSe iimO, nid)t
ianmem, ibrer Eilidt uadsufommen.
Sober 2sier, Der ieiue Seitnns elm
Sabr i'm &Drams Gcjab!t, crbGlt
eimcu &esenS6nr9er Observation-Disclosures
als YrGmic.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
Joseph ~Langsam, Sl902
SL0WT0WE, NEB.

10 lit cs geratbeH, ben r~iifitGuSigen
MISUNDERSTANDING balOisit einsn=
lenSen, Senn Die Nbrehc iullte iOlscn-
Sermafcn lantcn:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-04
EVER WATCHfUL
A Little Care viii Save Many Ben
ning'nn Readers Future
Trouble.

Watch the kidney secretions.
See that they have the amber hue Of
health;
The discharge not excessive or in
frequent:
Contain no "brick-dust like sedi-
ment.
Doan's Kidney Pills win do this for
you.
They watch the kidneys and cure
them when they're sick.
Bennington testimony proves it.
Joseph @ Cromack, painter, says:
II can truthfully say that have re
ceived more relief from the use Of
Doans Kidney Pills than any other
remedy ever tried. had attacks OF
kidney complaint for over ten yeats,
clearly proven by the dull pain In the
small of my back. II hurt to stoop
over or lift ANYTHING and was incon
venienced at night by too frequent &C
ton of the kidney secretions, used
two boxes OF Doan's Kidney Pills and
they relieved me entirely of the
trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cats. Foster. Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's--a
take no other.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-04

nihsf organs - dis.sli1A anI uuifision.
~ be- fisfoo's tiuidsn Medical Discovery,
Men and aumrn ariirini = IN SHORTAGES
AZ tfcAth. heart disrAar. snn,scatlun, ilf.
finnss. sl,ais i,ofnfp tho eyes. slitrf ilaifs,'
And simliaf ailtnrnts have trfh yiumpilY
ard Isfiersiy rufrsi ID tho Iso II ft,ullirn
Medical nisopNeQ,s
Niss t.sFiiis honins. cafatnf NtiuFtl ilis-
.efg rsris,g. - ~ iesssse tilesL Ms.i.
rhnsr dlsf~psia &c nesfig 1890 rear,
and this rsuerd 80 o. snfs trff thin AID
PALS. 81 the sass iifae ~ lAsssi hrssllo tsslf
snd ! Nas - nrftssns sad rnsifshf phst Y
sas unnt D. stiri,d a. 40 daiig daiica Heart
sas aisn snostrsl ahd nuitrfrsi si The lr4st
saeitrn.raL ! sr.rnt - - n.aerf dnri nf-
lnf ard f1and - frlist tHtN ] tn4t ~
l1srnr's nsi1rn Nrsiirai pisnusefgs u GER
tainlg IL = sssn1effli n.ssiirina u tufissi 70
M siamtch sild f~stn ~ have splsf,dii
at4r,iirl had ~ tfs1uilu niih NJ oifrsiiofi,
snd t~fan ~ tifk ~ siid So siiusif $40
nrw. firh bissud nnsrsi IL nif tsins snl
psinn nlufc frit she l~autf AID ~ - lifs. ]
have 100 s,sloisd t~ffssi hrsiih fMs sss.
thanks ~ DE iiefrus vui4sa Medical biy
cotsfg.~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-04

TIC Hammer liks nosi other papsrs
hes hesa sIllicissd for prlaiing plain
facts lhAi DO DOT make particularly nlos
Fsading. Tho Rutland Herald covers
ll's matter fully add Va tic polal 49,
follossi
We pfinl In anoihsr column q spir.
it'd proissi against lhe publication
~ ili0 testimony noe lsoing taken by
tho commission appolnsed BY Tho gov
srnnr a. investigate our stale insiitu.
lions. Tho writer IL q professional
man, tho head ~ a family and anlm
AID By high political ideas aud SOU a
political ethics. Tho siench fran
WlIdsar has made him sick. This L.
Tho usual effect ~ . sisnch. Immoral
practices Ia pablo Institutions should
m' 10 any man sick Tho lsinl 81
Windsor has ago u is no nes corrup.
lion. iui certain aouspapefs 81 the
stats kaoaing The conditions 81 fairs
Ia our public Institutions have press a
for "a Investigation. We knos Of no
paper that ever promised ~ suppress
tho revelations 81 tho investigation
committee. They simply disclalmed
any purpose Of treaiing them ,cnsa'
tlonAilyi and lhis purpose has bo~n
justified by Tho fact Not . paper has
Intentionally gone beyond Tho plain
letter 81 Tho evidence "a submitted 20
ne committee. Thew IL moro than ono
Windsor Ia Vermont: but tho state will
never knos Of u unless some powcr
like The press demands . thorough
ho1secloaning. Certainly tho political
regime which has disgraced ibis state
Tor morr decades than ono ulll not
open another foul door unless pressed
30 H.
Tho foulbcss 81 some 81 our public
Institutions aud The wAnlon methods
81 our public nnAnce arr but tho fatal
legacy Of political graft that 10 keep
ing Vermont trailing In ihe possession
II The states. Some may think that a
thick veil u sovereign remedy for q
q fostering sore: but the Herald will
have none Of H. We Of Vermont have
lived too long on q dict OF secrecy and
sclf.praisc. and We heartily rel )icc
that somebody has become sick az the
drsi breath Of tainted public admin
isiration.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-04

NASHUA. \. H., Nsy. i.-,ieei rae.
lns VS. me orirr AZ ,ihs Nashua irark
iial ialnon. dc favuFise In the s.ia
pacing dhi not shoN up well. and Aft
~ Meli.amrne bad taken the nrsi ani
ihlni heats cox was pni up l's4hlnd the
fayufiir In piac~ u Tracy. Goa. how'
ever. could 40, hFins iiai Patron Ia ihe
lad unisf The wlrr. Mrippnrne Win.
nlnE ihr fourth best ani race.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-04

A new idea In q Cough Syrup is ad.
vanced In kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar. Besides containing Pine
Tar. Honey and other valuable rene.
dies, IL Is reLder Laxative, so that Its
use insures prompt and efficient
evacuation Of the bowels. IL rclaxes
the nervous system, and cures all
cough, colds, Group, etc. A red clover
blossum and the honey bee Is on every
bottle OF the Original Laxative Cough
Syrup-Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar. Sold by ID A Ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-04
The Original

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as q throat and lung
remedy and on account Of the great
merit and popularity Of foley's Hon
~ and Tar many limitations are Offer
ed for the genuine. These worthless
limitations have similar sounding
names Beware OF them. The gcnu.
Inc Foleys Honey and Tar IL In q ysl.
low package. Ask for IL and refuse
any substitute. IL IL the hes, remedy
for coughs and colds. Sold by u a
Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-04
L-.i-s y.a.s R~prima.aes.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-The record
In the court martial case of Com
man1cr Lucicn Young. who COMMAND.
81 the Bennington NJ the time % the
explosion on that vessel In San Diego
harbor. was received NJ the navy de
parimrnt aud Il now unicr review. II
IL understood that the sentence 81 the
court il severe rrprimand.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-04
rinrrn coun,. Axnin., Him.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Nov Ever
EFT Il. Thomas. formerly supervisor Of
the government forest reserves In
southern California. was indicted by a
federal grand jury charged with hav-
ing presented false and fictitious
claims for expenses to the secretary Of
the interior during his lncumbency.
There are fifteen counts against the
former supervisor.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-04
Former hacker .f John T.. Dead.

NEW YORK. Nov. Charley John
son. Brooklyn sporting man. who was
financial hacker for John l.. sullivan
In his fights with Charley Mitchell In
France. Jake Kilraln nj Rlchburg
Miss. aud James J. Corbett az New
Orleans. Is dead Of acute BrIghts dis
ease nj his residence Ia Brooklyn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-04

ais. csss ss.sss "a As.sssss-ss-
saFits, a.a.Es, bssfss,

NKw York. NOV, 4. iianksr. So
ond ciioioe. easily defeairsi the n 20 ~
faVorile. uamara. la the Glen Cove
sellins stakes ~ Aaneiuct uamara
Mas tho Racemaker 10 the stretch,
aheTe BANKER lo'.k the Had aud won
hy tNe lengths h froni u uamara,
Who la Iam i.eai lennie Mecal.e. The
oniy other starter, by sis iensihs
liankrF Was bid az 10 ssaso aud -
ruFssi hg David Gifeaa. rhnre faVof
lies san. Summaries
iiIsi Race FnlHle nnsii ,iiHils. So
aaii orran Tide. iliNi
krnaid i.aee. -'i.irish ngsli irgal-e
ssssn,l fallaf l'y lhini.
nilri iilnr Vanguard. hrsli Mass
lse. @sonii rrp.iairF. thini.
inngih HAVE ilankrr. nrsl. DamAra.
srsaii. ienn.r Mrt'ai,s. lhiri
ilfih iiarr iiriih-F fmnk. fret.
rr'nrr fnNirFirk. se,'ind. Water Tank
liiiRi
NiNih ilaoc i'iammuia. nrsil can
noH Rail sf,sind. iiIisani. lhlni.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-04
uar.. aaa o-s... n.,.a 90.

NEW YORK. Nov. Al a me-iinE
of-tl- stewards ~ the Jockey club n.
Z. Mitchell. In whose name the borse
Freshman. sllas Cataract. WIS catered
~ jamaica In the slaih racc OF. ~
Trainer n. Steel and !. v. wilkins and
the horse Freedman we're ruled OF the
turf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-04
p.n ra,rh M Memphis.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. T. ban
Patch cqualci the worlds pacing rec.
ord here. going the mile In is:9s..
cqunllug star Pointers time. The mile
was made With n runner NJ his side.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-04
Mcleod Q. w..,... on.-pi...

CHICAGO. Nov. -.rr-i Msir.i II
Rockfoni. IN. defeated nrfbsrt Way
- The Euclid cluh. Cleveland. la the
finals Tor the championship q the
Western Professional Golfers a.-'sclA.
lion az the Chicago Golf club M
lud = o. play.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-04

What's the secret OF happy, vigor-
Gus healthY Simply keeping the bow.
els, the stomach, the liver and kidneys
strong and active. Burdock Blood
Bitters does IL.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-04

e1l4Fieneo A. eLiff
es,hsallins pkYsi-
clan " The lava
Ids hetsi ahd
surgical lnssilnt6
Ia haIfai0, ~. ".
no has lieaiasi inofo
than half = mllli0n
people, Nth . -
cnHd ~ hinciy eight
CURES ~ every h1ir
liIssi Tho hoff
hsld ~ llf. l'iefre
that tho slsifnarh is
tho rhlof lfrrsiins
place - dis~As1, L.
aliliai6nlig bofno
oul hy The success
Of his urzimrnt
alirh i ali,ifrssrsi
primarily 10 the
siainafh aiai oiiisf
organs II discsli0n
AID nuifilhlh
No oihrf uosiis
clio acts ~ Isaeffs
faliy All a. faficg
- Az. .I..aIl "a
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-04

rhsrs Is to-day = crying nesd a 10
fofnslioa Ia The treatment a the boff.
The l.ssis II this FrfoTmation l. a. 10
i0und Ia lls thesis ~ ~. ~ v, fiefoe;
sDisaasss which originate Ia The slomafh
must hs euFud lhFnash he slamaeh.'
N The f.sfty a.id year, IL Ia, fiUToe's
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-02-08
BOWEN REPORTS
SITUATION BAD
United states Diplomat May Be Hand
ed His Passports by Presi-
dent Castro.

Washington, Feb. 6-Dispatches re-
ceived from Minister Bowen again
give the Venezuelan situation grave
look President Castro is expected
back in Caracas, and the information
from Mr.. Bowen is that he will not
be surprised if he then is handed his
passports. A1f. Bowen does not be-
lieve Castro is acting in good faith in
his informal offer to arbitrate all the
disputes. except the asphalt contro-
versy, but thinks he is only playing
for delay.
From another source, the exact ma
ture OF which is not divulged, the
president has been told that Castro
wants to be coerced in order to avert
revolution. State department officials
take little stock in this theory, but
the president thinks there may be
something in it. Mr.. Roosevelt went
to Secretary Hays home Immediately
after luncheon and talked with him
more than an hour. Venezuela and
Santo Domingo We're the subjects dis
cussed
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-02-08
The Farmers Institute.

Geo. S. Listers plper.c moulded from page .. J
and sheds ara kept clean and well
bedded, aud see that the cattle have u
tank of good water free from ice end
protected from tha west and north
winds.
The Silo is 8 very economical means
of obtaining winter feed. You can
raise from ~ TO Is tons of fodder corn
to the acre and there is no shrinkage
to it. Everything will eat it with the
possible exception of horses. 1 think
this is by far the cheapest feed that can
be produced on the farm In connec
ton with these feeds you will raise
your hay, corn, oats, etc.
Marketing the cattle. Use rs well
bred stock as you possibly can. In
raising the calves, whether yon raise
them on whole or skimmed milk, try to
keep them 10 good healthy condition
and do not let them d. come stunted or
stop growing. Commeace feeding them
Siei'i obpii 40 IVY " VI 'oA, III >, Cbilt
meal, sh+li.d corn, cob meal, oil meal,
oats, etc, but give them feed coutein-
Ing large amount of protein, at least
feed them as near as possible u balanced
ration. Usually this clats OF calves
will, at one year old, tring good price.
Bat think the better way would b. to
put TIN III on full I'D ration as soon as
circumstances Will permit, aud sell
them fat at from l6 to 90 months old.
by doing that you can dispose of tho
heifers to a better advantage. They
will generally fatten little faster than
The steers, but will not be quite So
smooth and will not sell within so to 70
Cents q hundred weight AS much as the
steers. But chat is disposing of them
lobster advantage than YOU usually
do. Speaking OF this "Baby Beef, |
do not see why we should not mature
and finch our cattle as we do our hogs
There are very few farmers who sell
their hogs until they are fat and you
can put flesh on young creature much
faster for the amount of feed used than
you can on more matured animal.
Your Secretary said he was talking
with Mr.. L II. Kerrlck, one of the
largest FEEDERS in Illinois, who said
some years sgo they discontinued feed
ing year old steers and later they cut
out the 3 year Odds. He also said, l
think the two year olds will have to go,
and feed yearlings
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-02-08
Four Badly Hurt In a Collision.

Sioux City, Ia. Feb. "A passenger
and freight train coll'ded ON the Rock
Island at Redman, la. The injured
are: Division Superintendent Brown,
seriously burned; Division Engineer
julius Martin. seriously hurt: Division
Freight Agent Knapp. cut and bruised;
colored porter. probably fatally hurt
Guilty of Attempted Robbery.
Des Moiles. Ia. Feb 5.-Tlomas
Walsh, james Anderson, John Wesson,
John O'Connell. Castle Brooke ard
Frank Williams. all charged With the
attempted robbery of the bank nj .lol.
ley. Ia. on Dec. &, 1904. We're found
guilty on the first ballot of the jury
after two days trial in Webster City.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-02-08

Miners Declare IA General Strike.
Charleroi, Feb. 6.-The miners con.
gross by large majority decided to
declare a general strike today.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-02-08
Mrs. Ichabed Mcdonald.

Mrs. Ichabod Mcdonald died at
the Mcdonald home, one and one
half miles south of town, Sunday
afternoon at one thirty o'clock. after
brief illness Of lagrippe. Mrs.
Mcdonald was born in Illinois,
August LIST, lS43, making her 81
years, z months and 5 days old.
She was kind and loving wife and
mother and was held in high esteem
by al, who knew her. Besides a
large number of friends, Mrs. Nc
Donald leaves to mourn their loss, a
husband and two children, Minnie
and Jesse, both of this place. The
funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon at three o'clock from the
Universalist church, Rev. Mrs. Efie
X. NJ. Jones, Of Waterloo, officiating.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-02-08
CUE VICTIM IS DEAD
Banker B-ckwith, Hypnotized. or Some.
thing by Mr.. Chadwick. Passes to
Eternity Was Under Indi ctment.

Oberlin. o.. Feb &C. +. Beck
with, president of the defunct Citizens
National bank. of this city. is dead
only the family surrounded the death
bed of tile banker. Beckwith was about
e., years of age. On Dec. II last the
federal grand jury in Cleveland re-
;urIed five indictments against Beck
with upon the charge of violating the
national banking laws in connection
with the loans made to Mrs. Cassie
l.. Chadwick by the Citizens National
bank. OF 0herlin. of which deceased
was the president.
From the day of his arrest Beck
with's health failed rapidly. as a re-
suit of worry over his troubles. He
frequently declared during his illness
that he wanted to die. The death of
President Beckwith may materially
weaken the cases of forgery and con-
spiracy to misapply bank funds, now
charged against Mrs. Chadwick.
was expected to be the star witness
against her. and there is no way to per-
petuate his testimony.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-02-08
NO SENATOR FROM MISSOURI
Niedrinshau. Say. I ha. Under No circum-
stances VIII He Withdraw from
the Race,

Jefferson City. Mo-, Feb. 2.-The dec
laration of Thomas X. Niedringhaus,
the Republican caucus nominee, that
under no circumstances will he con-
sent to withdraw from the senatorial
contest, even though an important en-
bassy was offered to him by President
Roosevelt, has served to strengthen
the prevalent opinion of the politicians
that no senator will be elected at this
session Of the legislature. 1t was cur
rently reported that such an offer was
to be made so that harmony in the
Republican ranks might be restored.
The thirteenth ballot showed the fol-
lowing result: Cockrell. rs; Niedring-
haus. 70; Kerens, -; Pettijohn. .; So
lon T. Gilmore, of Kansas City, 1; G..
A. Finkelburg. of ST. Louis, 1.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-02-08

Dies Moines Ia, Feb. 3.-Day Dun
ming, head of the wrecked Citizens
hank of Mount Ayr. Ia, was found
guilty by a jury early in the morning,
on a charge of fraudulent banking
The jury was out seven an one half
hours.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-02-08
-------------
lust Robbed for Fun

New York. Feb. Christopher
Smith, arrested for numerous daring
robberes in private residences recent,
ly, has confessed, and rather glories in
being sort of second "Raffies." II
says he did not rob for the plumber,
but for the enjoyment he got out Of
tho aycitament
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-02-08
Bright High school student.

Schaller. Ia. Feb. 4.-Henry Meade,
student in the high school. took two
ounces of laudanum and may not re.
cover He was under arrest charged
with shooting ut his teacher, who had
threatened to whip him.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-02-08

-Mesdames Win Blake and j. B.
Hoag entertained the six handed
euchre club last Saturday evening
Refreshments were served. The
prize was awarded to Mrs. R, A..
Dantnp
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-02-08
Guilty of Attempted robbery.


Clarinda. Ia. Feb. 6.-Franll w.
Parish. for the past twenty years
president of the Clariuda National
bank and prominent Grand Army
man. died suddenly here. aged %
years. He was horn in Wisconsin
and served in the civil war.