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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13

After quoting Marianne Farming
hams description of Christian Endeav.
crers as young people of the beauti
full name" the Bulletin of the District
of Columbia Christian EndeavoI Union
says. 'It is, indeed, beautiful name.
And a beautiful thing about II is that
it IS appropriate to young people Of
different denominations. There are
Baptist Endeayorers and Presbyterian
Endeavorers and Lutheran Endeavor-
ers and Endeavorers of forty or fifty
denominations. but all Christian En-.
deavorers-''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
Picture Of historic Interest.

The Union Pacific railway is sending
out picture of historic interest showing
Gen. u. 8. Grant and party at Fort Sand
ers, two and one half miles south OF
Laramie Station, Wyo., in 1857.
A striking illustration OF the past and
present is the fact that in the sos it took
the overland mail" nearly twenty four
days to make the trip from St. Louis to
San Francisco. To-day the ssoverland
limited" OF the U. p. X. makes the run
between Chicago and San Francisco in
less than three days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
Like FINDING Money.

Finding health is like finding money
SO think those who are sick. When you
have cough, cold, sore throat, or chest
irritation, better act promptly, like w. o.
Barber, OF Sandy Level, Va. He says: II
had a terrible chest trouble, caused by
smoke and coal dust on my lungs; but,
after finding no relief in other remedies,
was cured by DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. v
Greatest sale Of any cough or lung medi-
cine in the world. At K. G.. Moore's drug
bottle free.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
Another Case of Tumor Cured
by Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound.

Dear Mrs. Pinkham.--
About three years ago had intense pain
in my stomach, with cramps and raging
headaches The doctor prescribed for me,
but finding that did not get any better he
examined me and. to my surprise, declared
had a tumor in the uterus
II felt sure that II meant my death warrant,
and was very disheartened. spent hundreds
of dollars in doctering, but the tumor kept
growing, till the doctor said that nothing but
an operation would save me. Fortunately
correspondent with my aunt in the New Eng
and States, who advised me TO try Lydia Z.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound before sub
uniting TO an operation, and at once started
taking a regular treatment, finding to my
great relief that my general healih began TO
improve, and after thre months l noticsd
that the tumor had reduced in size. ] kept
on taking the Compound, and in ten months
1t had entirely disappeared without an oper'
alton. and using no medicine but Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. and words
fail TO exprss how grateful am for the good
it has done me Miss Luslla Adams, Colon
made Hotel, Seattle, Wash.
Such unquestionable testimony
proves the value of Lydia r. PinkhaIns
Vegetable Compound, and should give
confidence and hope to every sick
woman.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all ailing
women to write to her at Lynn. Mass,
for advice.
4. N.r,ar,s ner.aAx Gas. y,cc,ox,s UIlS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13

bushsl Of Liverpool salt shah weigh 90
pounds. and bashei of Turks Island salt shall
weigh &c pounds.
The standard weight Of Il hushei of potatoes
in good order and o. for shipping. Is 90 pounds,
OF apples. ~ pounds
The standard weight of a bushcl of beans In
good order and iit for shipping. Is GO pounds;
OF wheat. beeis. ruta- hags surnips and peas. g.
pounds; of corn. So pounds; OF onions, 5,
pounds; OF carrots. English tEruips, rye and
Indian meal, 50 pounds; Of parsnips. IS pounds
OF barley and buekwbeat Is pounds; of oats.
80 pounds. or even measure as by agreement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13

Endeavorers. remember your history
q well as your present opportunity, =
Or. Clark
The more spiritual and earnest our
societies are the better win they fuifil
1he high purpose for which God ere
ated this nlovement.-R Rev. f. B. Meyer,
Endeavorers. stand By your pastor
I'D your church. Remember that the
neat word of the ttnes-yes- OF all
insss--h 'serrice.--Dx. ]. IL Pe<tes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13

ELL-WUhIH, StIlFs o I7NE5-
Dear AttHf Madge and NJ. b. Sisters:
l want to write and tell you how glad / was
that you had such nice day for the reunion,
and how sorry was that could not be with
you In person as l was in mind. but have been
very III all summer. and though lots better now
did not feel equal to geltiuv myself ready TO GO.
l know what lovely time YOU must have had.
and stili live In hopes tina, | shall meet you
all sopstime at the reunion.
have been stopping Az bile with Aunt Martha
at Bartlett's Island. and enjoyed myself very
much.
With love to Aunt MAdge and all the sisters.
JENNIE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13

Most sincerely thank these three sisters
for their kindly remembrance of us on that
day, when we, who gathered at Camp
Wyman, would so gladly have welcomed
them with us, and all other Of our Nh
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13
Attacked by "A Mob

and beaten, in labor riot, until covered
with sores, Chicago street car conductor
applied Bucklen's Arnnca Solve, and was
soon sound and we'll. 81 use It in my
family" writes G. J. WEIGH, OF TekOnsks,
Mich, land find il perfect. Simply great
for cuts and burns. Only 2oe at l.. Il.
Moore's drug store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13

Dear AUNT MoSee and Sisters:
Had the wings of a dove ] would 1y--to the
reunion of the NJ. b. {. AS tits. VIII rite to
let you snow have been thinking OF you and
could hear the clatter Of the knives and forks,
and above all the sounds OF the busy tongues
O. how tired the johns will be TO night, and
those who have to ride alone with the Mari IS
viii think much aud say but little. unless some
one has been extremely Kind TO him. and then
he will have 10 tell his Maria" all abuutit
! imagine at this time, II being nearly 4
O'Clock, ii is silent at the cottage where the NJ.
b. elan met to day. MS 80 many have such long.
long ride before them. s. j.. Y. and Aunt Maria
especially.
am glad, dear sisters, you have had this
pleasant day, aud hope TO meet with you next
year and not feel that sm a stranger TO you all
but helpful friend.
Not long ago was "shut-in" for short
time. and Il was then tried TO help dear Aunt
Madse, and she, Kind frien1 as she Is, took me
in and called me friend. How much IL con
tained 10 the word friend when we feel that
one is sincere, aud when friendship once
formed Is broken. through no ia alt of ours, how
much Is 10 be regretted. / have had such an
experience, but "God knows best. There
will let It remain. Hoping this will not find the
way to the dreaded waste basket, l remain as
ever, " l.. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13


Ny hear, was with you all day on Friday. and
although could not so, watched the weather
signs very anxiously. hoping for good day for
those of you who could attend. and many times
that day ! said Ito myself Of course): "what a
good time the NJ. BIS. are having today" and
perhaps many of us who were not able to be
there, were with you In mind at that most en-
joyabie occasion. the NJ. b. picnic.
We can easily imagine what a host OF good
things peeped out of boxes and baskets, and
one sister confided to me that she could actually
smell the coffee. although she lived ten miles
ANY. Did II. o. Il. take along any of her
dumphngs: Expect we shall have lot Of new
recipes now. and no end of letters telling about
the convention which will be eagerly read by
those of us who had to remain at home.
Where is May? Although her real name Is
unknown 10 me, yet think of her often, for, l..
too. have to look to the clock for the warning
hands to tell when bapy's nap viii be over and
letter writing must come to an end.
Perhaps some of You will remember what q
hard time had securing "pom de plume" and
when 'finsy / decided on "Charity" Aunt
Ma1ge very indiscreetly made the remark that
she happened to know that the writer was the
embodiment OF the three great virtues or some.
thlHS 70 thdt eAett~ inns glowing ttlputt al
feeted me strangely. and for two or three days
went about the house as If walking on air. In
fact felt so grand that it seemed almost a con-
descension on my part to speak TO anybody.
While frying doughnuts one morning. still In
this lofty state of mind, these words flashed
into my mind Charity vaunte.h not itself; is
not pulled up" For a moment felt dazed and
weak; then dropping my dopghnut cutter l
rushed to my Bible and turning to the thir.
teenth chapter of Cor. my eyes fell upon the
fourth verse and there 1t was:
Charity surereth long and is kind
Charity envieth not; charity yaunteth not itself,
is not pulled up"
/ read on, and by the time ! reached the end
of the chapter my pride had fallen in a heap all
about me. I erept back TO my doughnuts, a
subdued. also a wiser woman. Aunt Madge ia
not near neighbor of mine. and that is why
she came to make such big mistake In my
case; for rule copsider her a woman OF
excellent judgment.
But pride had It's fall las 1t always viii
sooner or iaterl. and am very thankful to be
able to sign myself once more, Yours very
humbly. CHARITY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13

AL druggists refund the money II IL fails 70 cure
K W. GROVES signature lie on each box. sc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-13

Gen. xviii, 20-22: Deut. vi. 10; lisa.
~, II: Eccl. xii. ID, ii; Matt vi, 80;
xxii, 1910; XVI, 3645; Mark ii. Ii;
Nom. XII, /, 2; II Cor. viii, 10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22

ufentbaltsrGu il +
6 n n. Die SerfteIunsstoiten Der
gntenftalungen iinb gerins. Die
Sbiere fino betanntli9 iebr petterfeit
uno, iobalb iie einise Sage alt iino,
seeen &ranfbeiten piberftonbsfGbig.
SIS geniigt baber fir Den Iufentbalt in
Ser Ha9t uno gum S9ub segen Haubz
5eug elm einfa9er S4uppen ober Elm
aug 8rettern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
9Gus9en. Wenn II 5tpar duf DIE
umfaHunasnGn6e penig &iidii9t &C.
nDmmen iperben brau9t, 10 mub mar
aber barauf a9ten, Dab oas Dad Dee
Gntenitanes geniiseno S4ub gegen
Meaen uno S9nee gefpdbrt uno Dat
ferner Ser 8oben oes Gntenftales NIT
elmer Gage Sorfitreu ooer trodenem
Gtrpb beosdt miro; benin tpenn ods
Gefieoer Die &dlte abbalten iou, II
mub es bo4 poIfommen troder iein.
Das . 9 rieren oe
@artenIanoes i'm Winter er:
ktdtert Die barauf folgenoen Triib.
ia%brsarbeiten fsbr tpefentlth, inoen
Der 8oben bur9 ben Grpft loder uni
r1ilrbe aemadt miro. Nud Die In Del
grbe entbaltenen IGbrftoffe peroer
bur9 ben 5rpft gelDft, ipeshalb OF
gdrten unb Gelber mad einem ftrenger
Winter INNER piel fru4tbarer fno als
tad einem g~elin6en. I'm Die gut
Wirfuns bes Groftes gu erbOben, fol
man Sen @arten ftets f9on I'm 9erbit'
umgraben unb in rauben Sdonen lie.
eert laFen. Sod bortbsilbafter TT q
aber, sic 8ooenarbeiten po~r5unebmen
tpenn Sdnee Ifest, bamit oos gegra.
bere 2ano often bleibt nno griinolid
burdfrieren tann.
Sm 3arenpald It gu 3ars
Aie Selo untpeit 81. petersburg, be
fin6et ii1 Elm 3immer. oefen SUB
booen aus Gbenbol5 nit perlmutter
Gtnldge beftebt. Gin anoeres 20
WGn6e aus Observation-Disclosures
wdbreno oie WGnoe zines oritten mi
getriebenem Sob ausselest fino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22

Seltame 90 arnungp Dor
Rurpfnf9ern. Muf Dem Trieos
bpfe gu 9ameln, 9annober, fann man
allf benz 2ei9enftein sfpeier 3inbsr=
srdber bonn Sabre 1892 Die fotsence
Muffdrift lefen:
xWir iinb burf zines Yfuifers 9ano
2u firth hierhsr geihidst.
Our @arnung fir oas game 2arb
limb ben, Der biss erblidst.
Sein 2eben traue Sebermanu -
Sur iiGrer Ger,te Sdnbe al.
@ebt er bann nuf) bic 2oSesbahu,
Sot er bod ieiue 1fiht gethan.s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22

Die ibrigen Stdote uno probin,en
mblen ieben. ME He in benz qewaltieen
Sample fertig ueroen, Der in Wostau
bereits um Witiernadt begann. Der
ameritanif9e BOtidaftsr Mspsr bat
ben Wtnifer 2amsoorff UNI Sruppen-
i&uB FIR bas @sneraltonIuIat In Wos.
tau erfu9t.
Die benz Barrier .gclair" aus ct.
Petersburg 3usegangene Melbung, bob
&obert @ro3ier Song, Der 2orrs'pon-
bent Der 9earf'i9en Sem Dorfer Sci.
tungen. mad ieiner taum srfolgte1
Greilafuns am Sountas In Der ruff
f9en 9aupttaot a5srmals berbaftet
uOroen fei, bat Big iebt nod ni9t Bee
fdtigt peroen t6nnen.
StaIien.
SrubeI NIT 6 5 | a..
o m, 81. Sea. Der italieuii@e
panserfreuaer Warco poIo. Der 9s9en.
tpdrtig gu Shanghai liset, bat Orbre
erbalten. oOrlduis bort 81 blsiben.
Der 9ommanbant 1T ermd9tiet mor=
ben, falls bic Nrtbwenbi9teit sintrete,
$ruppeu su lanoen.
S9wei3.
3oIIfrie9 m Grantrei9
bermieben.
Bern, 81. Des. Gin 3oIfrieg
spiiden 6ranfrei9 uno Der G9meis ii
pOrlduf9 burd einen Befdlub beg Bum
oesratbes absemenbst uorosn, roour&
bic ~stiafisen gegsnudrtisen 360e biz
gum l. Npril fortoauern f6nnsn.
Ceferreih. llnsarn.
& abinetsfrifts bauert
~
9 ubapef T, 81. Deg. Der 3at-
ier=26nia bat ertldrt, bob er unter ben
%9esenwdrtisen umfdnoen bic angelo.
tene &efgaation beg 4abinets ni&t an=
nebmsn tonne.
erfaungsfraeen
% lie n. 81. Deabr. Sas &e9ie-
rungss Detret, tuel9es bic abermalige
8ertaeung bes unsarifhen &ei4stages.
uno omar bis gum Is. Sanuar, Der=
figt, tpurbe beute bonn st. premte,
@raf 8es3a unb bonn OppoHtiOnsfib.
rer Npponpi In 8uoapef p~rotefweiit
als berfafungswiSrig angefo&ten.
geioe betonten inoefen, baB man ben
8ertagungsantrag nidt befdmpfer
ueroe, Tim ni8t bic W6slidteit elmer
Werfdnbisung 3mii4en Der 4rone uni
Dem uugarii&en 8oIte gu g%efdbroen.
Seute muroen aud bic 8efimmun
gen beg bon Baron Gsisrbarp ausgear'
beiteten @eiebsnttpurfss fur bas &C.
plante aQaemeine Wablre9t In ungarr
ber6Hentli&t. Senielben 3ufoI9e er'
balten ale mdnnli&en ginmobner In
Utter bon mebr aIs "a Sabren. bic be!
3eiens unb S&rsibens funoig linb.
Dos Stimmredt. CUR grmdblung be-
re&tiet fnb Sol&e bic penisfsns aebr
Sabre lang ungarii9e untertbanen &C.
psisn unb niemals tuegeu sbrloie'
Sanolunsen b%erurtbeilt tuoroen fino
Die @bfimmuns foQ cine birette uni
gebeime fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22

f9er 2reu3sr. Der bonn gei9wabsr 3u
Saigon entfanbt murbe, gebt nod
Saigon. angebli9 bebroben bic bortis
gen Sapaner bic &edte anberer @uss
ldnoer.
Gen. 3erbre9
paris, 81. Ses. Sen. Baron
be 2erbre9 III bsute ssftcrben. gr galt
a!s IutOritdt auf benz Jeloe Der 3as
ballerie. 5rtiber se66rte er au9 CUR
@ommiiFon fur @s1its.
Batter @ q b o n.
paris, 81. De3. Batter @apon
III beute BON bier na9 unbeffimmtem
3iele abgereif.
Batter @aporl glau6t, baB bic 3D.
9eIOfgfeit Der gesenmdrti9en Bemes
gung In &uBlano mabrf&einli@ ben
ioealen 8~efrebunsen fiir 6rsibsit oes
Bottles sroben S9absn tbun miro.
HnBIano.
@egen Streiter.
g t. Yetersburg. 81. Sea.
Silt Mittag aisben ifarfe Sruppen-
abtbeilungen bur9 bic Strabsn.
3ablrsi9e 8srbaftunsen bon Sub
rern Der Streiter ianbsn f6on su
frtbsr Woreenfunbe ftatt.
Ser W~ittelpuntt hss GiIenbabnfrei-
fss ideint @ari9au III isin. Sie &e-
gierun9 betiu9te einen 3us tiber bic
bsuti9e @ren3e su 6rinsea. Ob ib,
bisiss sslingsn uirb. IdBt fi9 Biz gum
9esenudrtigen Iugenblide nod ni9i
iaeen.
Ha9 ben lebten Na9ri9ten aus
8ilebst bat fd Der auirubr in isne,
8egenb ausgebreitet.
SeIbf 0ermunbeteaii 9 {
Mot fi9er.
W q n, 81. Sss. 9ier fino
Dagen nit Wsrpunoeten ansefommen.
giniQe Der Sragoner, bic Dem Srans.
porte als @sforte bienten, ~er3dblten, oat
fe es nit Sniurgentenbanben 3u tbur
batten unb baB BET elmer fol1en &c.
Iseenbeit z Der 2sbtsrsrt setbbtst uni
8 bertpunoet purben.
3iga, 81. Se,. Bon ct. peters.
burg tamen beute 8 Wai2inengeBebr'
an. 0iele @ensbarmen. bic nit be,
8abn famert, srtldren, baB he gu
Der 8abn bon &eooIutiondreu ihre,
WoHen beraubt puroen.
vDie mi climber.
sligo, IL. Deg, fiber Stettin, 81,
Ss3. Gin ipe3isler 2ourisr Der NR,
preHe, Der nit einem Gra9toam pfe,
bon &sbal fam, beri9tet, bab er an
16. Se3. bonn Sampfer aus sroB
6suer bsoba6tete.
Nus Der um9egeno uerben bel
@eualttbateit genteloet. Die Hotb trit
elm, trOboem serftoren bic &epOIutiondr
8etreibe uno aroere Nabrunesmittel
u n itblt9e q m m
Mosfau. 81. Ses. SIM Mqun
RUM baltsn $4,000 perionsr Elm
YerIommlung ab. 9as @ebGuoe Il
!, bon Wilitdr umringt, tpel9ss BERLIN
bern iol, bab bemaffnete Perfone,
einsn Muffanb b~eraufaltsn.
: 8roBbritanniea.
S9ItmmeN n3ei9en'
2onoor. 20. DECEMBER. 9a
S&limmfe fur f9 unb ietnen itpanteu
!. ben 8bron bsfir9tsnb. ldBt Der Ga
feline pribati9atuIe nebft Rronjuwele
bierbsr tn Si9erbeit bringen. @r ber
fpri9t elmer isiner AFFIRMING tuerosr
ben Stiben, benz WiIitdr. before 96t
nuns uno gebanolung. ST bei&lsu
. nist nod W6ali9fsit bic Ssimbsf6,
beruns Der I'm bebrobten &ei9e 10 isb
ben6thisten Sruppen aus OfaRsn. 6
G ergreift WaBnabmen aur blutissn lin
. teroridung bes aufrubrs, Der f9 DO
ben rebslif9en Office rObin3en au
: polen uno anbere 2anbestbeils 3u ei
treden brobt. gr umgiebt R6 II
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
&erliner &aufmannl@aft
Grbdlt uorl benz rellen engliidea Yrenlieruliniier
ein SanfSS 6reibeu.

9abinen@ aris in Seierrst=ltngarn nimmt fetn Gaoc. = Sduei; miro fb
anf feiueu 3uafrhg init 5ranfreit einlafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
...&oblen...

Derben seliefert gu fOIsenSen Breiien
Der Sonne :
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
@eI6es 6ieber.

9abana, 81. Deg. Na9 Dem
teuti9en 8eri4te oes @eiunbbeitsbe.
pariements fnb nur nod 5 Tdle bon
gelbem Gieber unttr BebanbIuns.
Die &esierung ertuartet bic Seu6s
In fur3er 3eit u~nteroriden 40 fbnnsr.
Gin .WiBltebieer."
9abarta a, 81. De3. Sas 2abinei
bob ben Befshl oes prdRosnten palmo
auf, pel4er ben Staliener Sole pin.
ri1o aus benz 2anbe tpeif.
Sn elmer poiitif&en Weriammlunq
batte pinninp ben ebrtptirbiQen prdf.
benton einen- .Narren unb Werrdtber"
genanlt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
Sranfreib.
Ser@
HubIanb,

paris. 81. Ssa. Dem vSemps"
msloet iein Correspondent aus ct. ps.
.tersburs:
.@be bic Orbre fir eiien General.
ftrett erlaRen tuurbe, berri9te i'm &atb'
Der fo3ialifii9sa Mrbsiter llneinisfei1
bartiber. oh Der Strsit ratbiam lei ODE,
ni4t. aber i9lieBli9 ertldrte fi9 BIZ
Maioritdt fur einen IDl9en."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-14
COULD NOT Get $4,000
SALARY ANYWHERE ELSE
MAYOR DUNNE HAS
ANOTHER new PLtN
Presents Ordinance to Chicago Coun-
Gil Providing for Taking Control
of Street Railways.

Chicago. Nov. 14.-Mayor Dunno
presented 70 the city council last night
another plan for municipal ownership
of street railways. IL includes an agree
ment with the traction companies for
transferring their property to the city
at a valuation fixed by arbitrators;
condemnation of street railway prop
erty under provisions of the Mueller
act, or by construction by the city of
lines paralleling the present lines. The
mayor also asked authority to submit
to vote of the people a proposition to
issue s75, 600, 900 in bonds, TO be used
in acquiring unexpired street railway
franchises. The mayor presented an
ordinance providing 10 per cent gas
and for the regulation of the gas and
electric light rates
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-14
POLITICIAN SAYS HE GOT
NO LOAN FROM CLARK
Man Sued for Recovery of $4,000 by
Receiver of Enterprise Declares
He Only Helped the Bank.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 14-William II.
Andrews, territorial delegate from New
Mexico. has filed an affidavit of defense
TO the suit by Receiver John b. Cum
ningham of the Enterprise National
bank of Allegheny for the recovery of
$4,000 said to have been advanced on
two checks. One of these was made
payable 10 his order, and the other to
f. r. Nichols as bearer.
He ayers that both were drawn at
the instance and request of Cashier T.
Lee Clark to secure certain currency
thereon. for use of the bank. and that
all the money was paid over to the in
stitutiOn. He said that neither he nor
Nichols received any benefit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-14
WAS PHOTOGRAPHED NUDE
National Guard Captain Requested to
Leave Service by Adiutant General.

Detroit Mich. Nov. 14.-For having
been photographed nude outside his
tent while waiting for his striker" to
drench him with a bucket of cold water
one morning during the last encamp-
ment of the Michigan National Guard
at Ludington, Capt. Fred c. Shipman
of Company X, 1st regiment. has been
requested by Adjt. Gen. McGurrin 10
resign from the service. Shipman de
clines to resign and says there is
conspiracy to drive him out He has
retained lawyers and intimates that
some OF his enemies will be shown up
in an unenviable light.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-14
Barron, of Boston, Files
Complaint Before
Court
TO APPEAR SATURDAY
Author of "frenzied Finance"
Comes Back With Same
Charge.

Boston. Nov. 14.-Counsel represent
ing Charles w. Barron stated today
that after a private hearing Judge
Wentworth, of the municipal court, had
decided to issue warrant for the ar
rest of Thomas w. Lawson on a charge
of criminal libel preferred by Barron.
The case results from statements al
legged to have been made in a maya
zine article by Lawson.
Before the warrant had been served
an agreement between the counsel was
effected whereby Lawson is 10 appear
in court next Saturday.
Back at HarrOn.
Meanwhile counsel for Lawson stat
ed the defendant in this suit will ap-
ply for a warrant for the arrest of
Barron for criminal libel in matter
printed in market sheets by the Barron
bureau.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-14
GUILTY OF FENCING LANDS
Prominent Nebraska Cattiemen and
Politicians Quit Fight in Court.

Omaha. Neb.. Nov. II Bartlett
Richards and w. G. COmstock, promi-
nent. not only as cattlemen, but also in
political circles in Nebraska. have with
drawn their pleas of not guilty and
voluntarily entered pleas of guilty to
a charge of alleged fencing of public
lands. They were sentenced by Judge
Munger TO pay fine of $500 each, to
remain in custody six hours. and pay
the costs of the prosecution. They
were under indictment to the federal
grand jury for illegal fencing of 212,-
900 acres of the public domain in Sher-
idan county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-14
Raised His Part.
PRINCE LOUIS ENTERTAINED
Round of Pleasure for Royal Visitor in
New York City.

New York. Nov. 14.-Prince Louis
and the officers of his fleet. with Ad-
miral Evans and other representatives
of the American navy. yesterday after
noon attended great banquet given
by the blue Jackets of the American
warships to their Britanic cousins.
Later the prince and his suite attended
the horse show. From the horse show
the prince proceeded TO Lambs club.
where he was splendidly entertained
until the small hours of the morning.