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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-23
GERMANS RESENT DIVORCE.
Suit by Brother of CzHFina Makes
Him Most Unpopular Ruler.

Berlin Dec 22.-Probably the most IN
popular person in Germany at the pres
ent time is the Grand Duke Of Hesse-
Da1mstadt, who in 1901 divorced his Eng
lish wife, Princess Victoria of Saxe-Co-
burg-GOtha, installing in her place about
a year ago a highly nOpular German
princess.
A few weeks ago the announcement of
an heir expected in November made all
Darmstadt rejoice; but joy has now given
way 10 Indignation. owing 10 the grand
dukes action in going 10 Finland 10 meet
his sister. the CZaTitsa, whose moral sup
port he hopes TO obtain in regard to his
intention of having recourse to the divorce
court to get rid of his unfortunate second
wife, whom he characterizes as "unsym-
pathetic"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-23
100000 CHRISTMAS GIFT.
Countess Won Hsfbach Gets Vast sum
from KPupp Factories.

Berlin, Dec. -Four million dollars
IS the income of the Countess Won Bob
len-Halbach, who was Miss Bertha
Krupp, for the first year of her married
life. This represents 10 per cent on the
capital Of the Krupp Ordnance Works.
just declared 1t is the highest dividend
paid for some years. The dividend in
1S04-5 was ~ per cent, and in 1864 per
cent. The property Of the concern is so
great that s., 125. 900 has been added to the
reserve fund, and the capital is to be
raised from $1,000 co. to s4l.OQQ. 1000.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-23
ESCAPING SOLDIER SHOT DEAD.
Tried to Leave Barracks 10 Visit
Mother. Who Was III.

Hamburg. Dec. PA soldier named
Krupt was shot dead as he was attempt
ing 10 escape from barracks 10 see his
mother, who was dangerously III.
Leave Of absence had been forbidden.
but he ran out Of the barracks and was
pursued down the street by soldiers He
refused 10 surrender, whereupon the or
der was given to fire on him. and he fell
dead, with six bullets in his heart.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-23
TOO MANY GENERALS.
France Gould Dispense with seven
ty-fve and Yet Have Enough.

Paris. Dec 22-There are too many
generals in the French army. According
TO the summary of the commission on
army estimates, which has been pre-
scented TO Parliament seventy-fve gen
erals might be struck of the list, and
there would remain more than enough TO
command all the armies that France
could put in the field.
Moreover, the generals are ten years too
old. 1t is recommended that the age for
retirement for brigadier generals and gen
erals Of division should be reduced from
sixty and sixty-five years. respectively, to
sixty years for both ranks.
It IS also proposed to reduce the number
of infantry officers from 1900 to 1900.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-23
Sir AIgernon West for Cabinet.

Dublin. Dec. 22.-The Dublin Mail states
that it learns upon the best authority that
Sir Algernon West. former secretary to
Premier Gladstone, viii be invited to en-
ter the cabinet as the successor to the
new Ambassador to the United States,
Mr. Bryce, who surTenders the position
Of secretary Of state for ireland.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-23
Has POPE'S RETURN TICKET.
King George, of Greece, Gets Pa
thetic Note Along with Coupon.

thettc NOtt AtVHA VIII tOupOh.
Rome, Dec 22-When Cardinal Sarto
went to Rome to attend the last papal
election he bought return ticket to
Venice.
The cardinal-now Pope Plus X-suR
quently discovered that the return Stub
was useless TO him. He has just given it
to King George of Greece.
That there may be no future question
concerning the authenticity of the relic. il
was accompanied by the Pope with a
rather pathetic little note. relating the
circumstances under which the ticket was
bought, and added that the purchaser
will never see Venice again.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-23
QUEEN Il HUSBAND

which
childish a
invaded schwig
Of 1882 miles population of less million
working folk charming odWorld
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
TWENTY-THREE DEAD
MORE THAN A SCORE OF OTHER
PERSONS HURT IN CENTURY
MINE DISASTER.

Phtlippi. V Va. March 24-The
death list u the Century mine disas.
ter has now reached twenty-rhree
while twenty or more are injured. OF.
fcials Of the company reported durins
the evening that twenty-five bodies
have been recovered and that there is
but ons il me mine a thorough can
rass Ct I1e district was made BIZ req
-e~sentaIives OF the coal COMPANY dur,
ing the da,E and Eli the employees
have been accounted for but one. He
is thought 70 be buried beneath debris
il the mine.
Al Inspection OF the Century Coal
conpany's rhine at Century br State
Mine Inspector J, a Paul Of Charles
tor and Disc-ic, Mine Inspector Frank
Parsons OF C~iarks5u-s was begun dur
ing the day, Il is The general belief
thai the explosion was caused Ok The
spark from Z blast igricing Inc mine
dust While The force Of the exolo-
sion vas terrific the effects were fell
for only q comparatively short dis
talca officials of the company and
the riue Inspectors believe that no
blame en- b fixed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
MINERS PRESENT ulTlmArum.
Demand Restoration of the WAGE
Scale OF 1905.

Indianapolis. March a..-The United
Mine Workers OF America rhroush
John Mitchell, president OF the orsani-
cation. 7. L Lewis, vice president Of
the national union. and Herman c.
Perry, president OF the Illinois miners.
during the afternoon presented to the
coal operators in the executive session
OF the joint scale committee OF the
Central competitive district their ulti-
ma1unl on tbs dispute over the wage
scale.
The demand of the miners. as stated
IN their ulIiIaJGn. is for 8 restoration
OF the vase scale Of 1908. which is sa
increase Of SIS per cent. Upon the
receipt OF the ulsim21uu the operators
secured an adjournment OF the commit
lee until noICios. when il is expected
8 definite answer 10 the miners will be
stvsa !, 5 anticipated that this reply
will Be & refusal by the operators and
the committee will report & disagree
me1s 10 the Joint conference Of miners
and operators. The fight in that case
will Be continued on the soo- OF the
Joint convention.
There IS IS little prospect now Tor
81 agreement being reached as there
has been 81 any time.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
UP TO GRAND JURY
ORDERED TO INVESTIGATE IN.
sURANcE COMPANIES CAM.
PAiGN DONATIONS,

New York. March 24-Ii the grand
jury which is investigating some OF
the conditions developed by the recent
legislative Investigation reaches the
conclusion that contributions BIZ in.
surance companies to political cam.
paign committees were made with in
tent to deprive OF defraud the true
owner OF his property, it must find
that larceny was committed. This
opinion was expressed during the day
py Justice O'Sullivan in the court OF
general sessions in answer to a pre-
sentiment submitted TO him by the
grand jurors. Judge O'Sullivan added
that it is not within the province Of
d court TO say whether there was
criminal intent. That is a question
which the Jurors must determine for
themselves He charged the jury 10
make a thorough investigation and to
place the responsibility for such
crimes. ii they ind that crimes were
committed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
NAY ENTER POLITICS
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF Ia
soR MAY DECIDE TO TAKE
SUCH ACTION.

Washington, March 2S.-The e
tive council Of the American Fedora.
Q OF Labo. during the day discussed
the replies OF President Roosevelt and
Speaker Cannon to the memorials pre.
scented TO them and TO President Pro
TEN Frye OF the senate Wednesday
regarding legislation affecting labor
interests, Mr. Gonpers said durins
the evening thar the concluding para
graph in the memorial means exactly
what ii says If congress fails 10
remedy the grievances. the o-ganiza-
uon will appeal direct TO the people.
In other words" he said. the Fed
Grafton of Labor will enter politics and
urge the unions 10 elect men OF their
own Choosing. and thus have z person
a voice in the government. There will
he further discussions OF the situation
by the members OF the council among
whom the remarks OF the president
and Nj Cannon have made q dea7 in
preston"
Nj. Gom2e-s insists that ,ha councji
Is right regarding the statements in
tie bill OF grievances. that j. has
abundant proof OF the representations
made therein and that the condition OF
affairs il TIE labor world everywhere
Is the hest proof OF its contentious
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
REPORT OF FIGHT IN saMaR.
P~uiaJ=nes Agrees 70 Surrender but Re.
nsmed Hos.iiities

Washington, March 25,-Taa Official
account Of TIE fight with tie Pc.G5a-as
OF the island OF Sama-. Phi!:zp;oe
Islands. has oeen received q tre W.
department from Governor Genera,
Ice IS follows:
Saturday morning. March -. Gov
s-no- Cur-y had arranged 70 receive
the sur-eoder o. the remaining P,la-
james and leaders 3, Mag-ao1 island
Of Sa12a-, Tie leaders and t@5 Pllz-
!snes, with fourteen guns. presented
themselves Immediately before tie
surrender vas 70 occur the Pu!a5ares
leader sigEzllad and I'll made Z bold
rush Judge Looinse- aod The district
schoo. Inspector escaped II one di-r-
Eo1 and Curry il smother. swimming
the river and escaping 70 ,ne brush
OIne- Americans safe The co1s-sb-
diary LOST sixteen Killed. wounded and
missing and some guns we-e LOST.
Thirty P~ula3anes ae-e buried Pu,a.
james were pursued Curry ~as ,os-
thi-ty-six hours Ee w!.h6rsEs spDIi.
ration for leave OF absence and no
poses 70 finish the p~zciaczcior- Re
ports natives II he provinces ac:ire,y
assisting him
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
Killed in Runaway.

Nick Got1ree. employed as a team.
ster by the Hebron Pressed Brick com.
pany at Hebron, met with a fatal acci.
Gent as the result Of his team becoul.
ing frightened. He was hauling a load
OF clay nom the pit, and when nearing
the yard the horses became frightened
at a bicycle and ran away. Gotree
was thrown from the wager and fell
In such a name that the wheels
passed Yer his body, breaking sew
eral ribs and injuring him internally
He died q few minutes later.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
NEWS CONVERSATIONS
Wednesday, March Fl.

Anew labor party, with a municipal
ownership" and "anti-injunction' plat
form. has been organized In Chicago.
General John NJ. Thayer. Civil war
veteran, former United States senator
and former governor OF Nebraska, is
dead at Lincoln. aged eighty-six years.
The senate has struck out all APP
propriations for fortiications in the
Philippines and fixed the appropria-
tons for Notifications of the Hawaiian
islands al s260,000.
A quarrel owe: a l0cen, brass ring
at Philadelphia resulted in the killing
Of Herbert Macarthur. 2 siNteen.year-
old boy. by William Johnson. a COM
panion, who is under fourteen years OF
age.
Charles Ross, a retired hardware
dealer, has been arrested at Milwau-
kee charged with stealing s26,0 900
worth OF gas in the past seven years
BY tapping the Milwaukee Gaslight
Sompany'S mains.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
Militia to Build Armory.

The members of the jamestown mi.
litia company have devised a plan
whereby they expect to erect a hand.
some building for an armory, at an
estimated cost of $4,000. The inten.
ton is to incorporate as a military
training school and to sell stock 10
the amount needed for the erection of
the arnory building. The stock is er.
pectsd to draw 6 per CEN interest.
guaranteed by the $500 annual state
appropriation for rent of an armory.
and it is expected to retire the stock
by lot as fast as the earnings OF the
building will allow. The annual
amount retired is expected to reach
between $500 and $1,000, so that in a
few years the building will be paid for
and entirely free OF debt.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
NASHOJT THE CAUSE
NINE PERSONS KILLED AND THiR.
TEEN INJURED iN a WRECK
NEAR CASPER. wyo.

caspa-. wyo-. March 26-Sine per.
sons were killed ard thirteen Injured
"he2 FL accommodation train on The
Chicago and Northwestern railways
new branch a into 2 washou, Oh the
prairie r~ve-ty-six miles ves. OF here
Nos OF 1he persons killed ard injured
were voTkmen n the vsy 70 -he grad.
ing camps.
They il q cabooze Ezich was
a tie rear @ Lhe train Bac2 Q. the
Gooose vas Z po-deroas stes! water
tans c. TIE caboose saok deep :r-o
TIE mud a-d the tank car plunged
into tie oooose and crushed il ike an
sggsne-, catching the people II : tran
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
Tuesday. March q.

The education Q: Johann Mos,,s ,w,
sons Is The tribute which New yor,
anarchists viii Pay to the memory O
their late Leader.
Ihs :srse sawnill owned by the
swannDay Lumber company q, ca,
e''F Mt, was burned Mondav aran
ing Loss $500 300.
MIS- Marcia scorel. wife Of Edward
ScoTe. torDe1ly Of Detroit. Mich End
: ooIs-n q President Roosevelt, Is
oeao q Nen1oue, France
Senator Esnsbrough has 90
he b.! foc the repeal Of the iimhs~
I'D Sto1e aet or which The commute
OF public aalcs has been uo,siDg tor
sereral WEEKS 20
Charles 9 Holland, who hac been
ooaaeci@d with The New yo,k one
., he Associated PEess .oy sbov, forty
FeaFs and who was for 2 np,nh,., -,
tezIh dAy manager O, tia. cnce. i.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
OCTOPUS ADMITS 1T
STANDARD OIL COMPANY HOLDS
IN TRUST STOCK OF THREE
SIMILAR CONCERNS.

New York March 24-Counzel for
the Standard Oil company, Al the IL
vesIisat:cl being conducted by At-or-
ney General Ea6ley OF Missouri.
agreed during lhe DAY to have noted
on the records Of the hearing 81 ad-
mission that the stock OF tie Republic
OIL company, the W~arersPie-ce O:.
company and the STANDARD Oh CON
PanE OF indiana is held il truss by he
Standard Oil company Q. New Je-sey.
The STANDARD Oil attorneys had the
admissions noted On the record zr6
Judge Priest t2en said il vas under.
stood. OF course, tina. these admissions
We- made subject 10 Z, exception as
10 Us materially 70 be passed UPON
by the higher courts.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
Methodist Missionaries Meet

Nearly 1000 Methodist DELEGATES
tom all parts of the state met in Inc
opening session of the Methodist mix.
sionary conference at Fargo las,
week under the presidency OF Bisbon
Hartzell OF Africa. Addresses vera
made by Bishops ]. H. Vincent and F
c. Andrews. The second DAYS nro.
gamme included addresses BY Bisbon
j. NJ. Thorburn Of India and Dr.. H, l.
Luering, presiding elder at Singapore
and discussion Of various phases Of
missionary work in foreign fields BY
returned missionaries, including DR.. D
S. Spencer Of Toxic, Japan. The con.
ference came to a close during the
evening Of the third day. If the seat.
Ing capacity of the Methods. church
had been twice as great as it is. it
would have been taxed at every meet.
Ing. The principal address was BY
Bishop Hartzell, on The Open Door
in Africa"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
NORTH DAKOTA News
ITEMS OF A WEEK FROM vAp,o.
PARTS OF THE STATE.
Accident at Eekman Results :,
Burning to Death Of the wiz.
of a Carpenter at That
Place
Place..

An accident at Eckman, a town o,,,.
miles west OF Russell, resulted in gu
burning to death of Mrs. W M "1e
Cord. wife of a carpenter at that May wy
Mr.. McCord had gone to the store I ~
some groceries. and had barely Nv"
out of the house five minutes wba Det m
was noticed that smoke was norri,s
from the windows. He ran bacL aas
entered the burning structure. fnaina
his wife lying against aAoor leadins
10 a shed. Every vestige of clotb;as
was burned from her body and tho ua
man was dead. A two-year-old infsn,
was on the bed in the same room AVA
was barely saved from suffocation II
is impossible to tell how the sra
started, but it is supposed that tbo
woman was using kerosene 10 bastan
the fire in the kitchen range, on which
she was about to cook the EVENING
meal.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
SATURDAY. March %.

Dr.. Jessie N. McGregor, a noted wo
man physician, is dead at Denver. DR.
AcGregor ranked among the best O,
women physicians.
Soft coal prices are advancing daily
ID Chicago in view OF the growing feel
ing among coal dealers that a strike
Ii the ~bi1u-ninous regions is certain.
Solos, both vocal and Instrumental
are to be eliminated from the Roman
Catholic churches OF the Omaha 6io-
cese after May l and women are 10 be
dispensed with in choi-s.
Dispatches to Dun's Review indicate
hat there has been a setback in
spring trade because of the unfavo-.
aote weather, but no decrease aopea-s
IN manufacturing activity.
Ras Nakonnea, governor OF Ha--ar
Ao!ssinia, is dead. He Commanded
Abyssinian force which defeated
the italian troops under General Par.
teri al the battle OF Adova. Abvs.
Silia.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
FAVoRS FREE ALCOHOL,
Subcommittee o. House Committee
Agrees on Measure.

washington, March 26.-The sub
committee OF the house committee on
WAYS an6 means has agreed 70 report
6 free alcoho. bill 10 the full committee
Wednesday neSI- The feature OF the
bill IS that il takes the internal rev
elue tax OF dena-U-ed domestic alco-
hol fo- technical uses, including light
log. heating and motor uses. The bill
IS 70 50 into effect three months from
tie date Of its passage, The details
Of its administration are left with the
treasury department.
Il is predicted that the effect Of
the bill will be q revolution in heat
Ing, lighting and furnishing fuel for
motors, as alcohol viii be cheaper
than kerosene oil or gasoline and can
be made from any grain, vegetable.
root or fruit containing starch.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
Monday, March 26,

The public schools at Edge-ton
Wis. have been closed BY the STATE
board OF health owing TO an epidemic
of scarlet fever.
Former Mayor Samuel H. Asbbr;6ga
OF Philadelphia is dead from : eorr.
pilca-ioa Of diseases. He was sfrv.
seven years OF age.
At a meeting Of trustees Of North.
western university it was decided ~
abolish intercollegiate football a. the
university Tor five years.
Miss Johnscone Bennett. the actress
Is critically Ill At her home in NOM.
clair, n J., and her death is said n ha
Only q question OF days.
August Anerbach, who sued the
American Baseball league for SIS ma
damages for injuries received by be.
ing lit oy 2 batted bail g, b;cae On
has been awarded $4,000 damages nv
z jury.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
Crime Is Sixteen Years Old,

Louis Busse. who is under sentence
OF death at Marshalltovn. la. is b.
lleFed to be the man who shot and
kll-ed q newsboy on 2 Northern Pa.
chic train in Billings county, this state.
sixteen Years ago. Soon after rby
Killing he developed what was de.
clareo by experts to be a violent il.
sanity and was committed to the state
asylum He was released from the
institution afterwards and was never
tried for the crime.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
North Cakotan Is Killed.

l. NJ Van Buskirk is dead and j
Hazzlet is a prisoner, as the result OF
a shooting ARRAY at Geneseo. Hazzlet.
II Is charged. shot Van Buskirk for
lrespasslng upon his property. the
Tragedy being the sequel of a quarrel
: q years standing The prisoner
declares he shot his victim in self-de-
iense The tragedy occurred in q
butcher shop. the property of Hazzlet
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
Man on Spree Kills Himself,

refer HUSTON. a farmer living near
t-a~'on. about twenty miles northwest,
u Devils Lake, committed suicide by
cutting his throat with a razor Rus
.on was craEed with drink, having
'een on a p%rotrse;ed spree.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
Thursday, March p.

Jacob Beck. q widely known miller
OF Detroit. is dead. aged eighty-nine
years.
The American Bowling congress has
decided 10 hold the next annual con
vention in 81. Louis.
A gale along the coast OF Newfound.
land has caused heavy damage 10 ship
ping during the past twenty-fou- hours.
James W. Bailey. father OF Senator
J. w Bailey OF Texas, is dead at New
Orleans. He was seventy-two years
old
The appointment CT Christian
Hauge, recently charge d'aEaires OF
Norway al Washington. to be minister
OF Norway 10 the United States. has
been officially gazetted.
Mrs. a. D. T. Whitney, the author
ess, is dead a. Milton Mass. Mrs.
Whitney's stories for young people
and particularly for girls carried her
name all yer America.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
Dryscos Dewey Passes eapraf.a-

G!o1al,z-, March 25--Mr. sz-zgne
M American consul hare during TIE
as! received : wireless dispatch from
the United States collie: Glacier
Commando X 4 Hos.ey .nto-nip-
hin thai the floating c.ycock Dewey
passed G~ibg2l,s. 3, = Sc : N The
dispatch reported ali We. o. board
out said TIA, he ~es,ae. Sas bad
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
DEATH LIST a G
Between Forty anc Fifty Persons Per
isheo a. Adele, Colo.

DeaTe7, March 2S-It Is row gen.
orally admitted mat between to-cy and
Ell: persons Eef death in -he COLI,
slol Of the TIC Deare- and Rio Grsnde
passeage. trains q Adobe. Colo. o.,
tHosy as : list Of more .hzr to-tr
Kissing persons who are surcose 10
have been passengers on the wrecked
train has been PREPARED
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
Monday. March IS,

senate-Efor1 10 SET date fo- vote
on railroad rate bill fails. Messrs.
Overnlan and Teller made addresses
On the pending measure.
House-Several resolutions passed
TO correct the useless printing OF pub
lie documents and 10 empower the
printing committees OF the two legis-
iaure bodies to fix the number OF oocu-
ments TO be printed. Balance OF day
devoted 70 District OF Columbia bust
ness.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
SUIT AGAINST m'cuRDY.
oennano Mace &c Recover Over Three
Million Dollars.

New YORK. March 24-The first com
plant II { series Of eight actions Al
ready begun D. the Mutual Life Insu-
socs company against former Presi
Dent Richard 4 McCurdy, MS son
Robert H and the firm OF Charles II
Raymond ( Co. the conpanys fo.ne-
metropolitan agents, has been uade
public.
The complaint IS agzins, former
President McCud? and contains nine
separate causes Of action Ii each NJ
AcCuEdT is charged with the waste Of
large SUES Of money through alleged
un.stthtu1ness and oeglec1 in the dis
charge Of his duties Damages amount
ing 10 ~s3.&73-54l 81 are demanded
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
Chicago Union Stock YARDS

Chicago, March observation-disclosures
s490a6.25: cows and hette-s. $50
500; stockers and feeders se-za
AS: Texans, s3.75G4sv. Hogs
Mixed and butchers, s6.l5es4aam
good heavy. sS-3oG6,40; rough aesy,
ss-l5G6-25. light, s6.l5af.5. n,es
s5S0G62e, Sheep, s3e0G6a0 lznt,s
s.-5mss5
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
KILLED IN HIS PULPIT.
Carson Qa.] Pastor Struck by Lioh..
ming While Delivering Sermon

Carson, Ia, March 26. While
preaching TO his congregation Rev. ].
B. Lenrz, pastor OF a Latter Dav
Saints church al this place. was
struck by lightning. He died within
an hour.
The bolt was communicated TO the
preacher by a chandelier hanging d.
rectly over his head.
The church took fire. but was z.va6
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
Blows Out Her Own Brains.

Ars- Frederick Hochhalter, Jr.. wife
OF a farmer living near iceland, com.
United suicide by shooting herself in
me head with a shotgun. The shot
MADE a terrible wound, her brains be.
ing scattered about the room The
woman arrived in America from Rus.
sia last fall and had been married but
q snort time, No reason is known for
her suicide
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
Chicago Grain and Provisions

Chicago, March 2s.-Whea,-uav
ia G77Mc. July, 77Rc Co-n-May
425sc; July, A@sc. Oats-May. 5oA r.
July, 2s%c Fork-M4y. sl6..aL
July, slE2214 Flsx-Cash. No-rn.
western, slI3; Southwestern sin-.
May. sll5. Bui,er-Creame.!rs ~
2ssc, diaries, l5623c Egss-!aLr
Pouiry-Turkeys. I2.e. chicken.
and springs, l2.c.