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Evening journal., 1906-07-17
ID stop street eaII PIayina.

The people in the neighborhood Of
Eighth and Scott streets have been
much anonyed lately by a crowd of
ball players. Thomas Jones. colored.
was arrested yesterday and in City
Court this morning pleaded not guilty
to playing bali on the street. Jones
asked for continuance until to-mor-
row morning in order that he can
secure Witnesses to prove that he
was not playing ball.
Salt oysters. hard and soft shelled
crabs. chicken and lobster salad at Lafay-
cite Restaurant.
Evening journal., 1906-07-17

FOR SALE-One small oombinatsonf
safe, set large scales. / set small scales.
l long desk. Apply Miss L, C. Plunkett.
Front and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1906-07-17
Too Late tor CIassIneatIon

WANTED white chamber maids for@
hoteA 81 per week cooks and girls for
house work, $3.50 and 81 per week; colored
girls for cook and house work to go TO the
country. Apply Wilmington Intelligence
Office, sO5 shpley street.
Evening journal., 1906-07-17
IT'S A FACT

That you'll be sure Of obtaining the
highest cash price for your furniture
when you sell it-if you'll only come to
O'Nears. He buys anything in the
second hand furniture line-and pays
the best price for it too. If in doubt
pay him a visit or use the phone. It
will be convincing.
Evening journal., 1906-07-17
ChiIdren's uldeIweaf

15c and zoe samples
Tor ...... .....s.. lUc
25c and 85c samples
for 80. ..........15c
Soc and soc samples
for . q. ... 25c
Evening journal., 1906-07-17

NOTICE-A special meeting Of the Hay
makers Of Usage Tribe, Wednesday night
in the Hay Loft, 6lO - Market ST. All
Haymakers in the city are cordially in
vted to attend
Evening journal., 1906-07-17

WILMINGTON MARKETS.
Corrected daily by T. N. stayfon and C.
b. Booker.
Potatoes, barrel ...... -. $3.50 to $500
Evening journal., 1906-07-17
psss.. ssss O'NEAL' s:;;ia. ssss

The man with the two stores who
buys and sells everything.
Ola KING ST. I2E. FOURTH S II
Evening journal., 1906-07-17
Our Great Sale Of Sample Underwear

We more than fulfilled promise of giving you the
best values offered in these lines Notwithstanding the
great quantity sold Saturday. unable put sale
but about onehird of the samples The balance will be
sale each day this week nearly onehaf REGULAR prices
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-09-20
Thomas e. Olsen Dead.

Lamont people were shocked and
startled last Thursday evening when
the news flashed about town that Thos.
E. Olsen had been found dead on his
farm one mile north of town.
Mr.. Olsen had been hauling out
manure from cattle shed and went up
Thursday morning to finish it up. He
left home between eight and nine and
expected to be home at noon. When he
failed to come at noon Mrs. Olsen began
to worry about him but she waited
until four o'clock when she sent her
daughter, Mabel to look for him.
Mabel however became timid and re-
turned and her mother accompanied
her to find the husband and father cold
in death. John Randall and Geo. Evans
who were hauling sand came along Just
then and Mr.. Randall ran to nearby
telephone and sent the news to town.
James Dillon, james Nelson, Otis White
and E. FL. Smith went immediately to
the scene.
Otis White got in communication
with Coroner Bowman, who gave per-
mission to take the body home and
afterward directed that Drs. Homer
and Golf examine the body. They did
so and decided that death had resulted
from cerebral hemorrhage and con-
sidered an inquest unnecessary.
AS near as could be determined, Mr..
Olsen must have died not far from ten
a. m. He had left home little before
nine, and as near as could be judged,
had only loaded a part Of a load, there
being no indications that he had hauled
out that morning. He had evidently
felt bad and sat down with his back
against the barn and his feet well up
under him, and from this position had
fallen over to the left onto his face.
His left arm was doubled up under him
and his right hand was palm up on the
ground. 1t is thought that he was dead
when he fell over, as the position of
the hands would Indicate that there
was no evidence of any effort to catch
himself. There was no evidence of any
move after falling, even his feet were
doubled up as they were when he was
sitting.
The team and wagon was standing
about four feet from the shed, and Che
body was between the shed and the
wagon. The horses had stood patiently
stamping flies all day.
| Thomas Edward Olsen was born at
Mission, La Sale county, Illinois, on
July 8, 1868. He was married to Miss
Nellie Hougas on December 5, 1888. In
the spring of 1888 he moved to Lamont
where he has since resided. He leaves
wife, two daughters, father, mother
and two brothers and other relatives
and friends to mourn his loss. The
funeral was not held until Monday,
Sept. 10, at 3 p. M, to give his Oldest
daughter, Maud, and husband, A. R.
Judson, time to get here from Cody,
Wyoming. The funeral sermon was by
Elder Asa S. Cochran. The Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs attended in body. The
interment was in Rosehill cemetery
Lamont Chronicle.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-09-20
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs

Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs.
Several years since my lungs were
hemorrhages," writes A. M. AXE, of
Wood, Ind. 81 took treatment with
several physicians without any benefit.
! then started to take Foley's Honey
and Tar and my lungs are now as sound
as bullet. l recommend it in advanc-
ed stages of lung trouble" Sold by L.
P. Van Werden.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22
NOT|C|AS De ESPI0A
La hueIga de Bilbao. -Ex-
pIosi6n de dihamits. Con.
ira uR ministrO.
MEETING REPUBLlCANO
Declaraciones conservado" as.
Huelgas de pescadores y
miueros. En- Santander

Efssto de lsa gsssiones que 10 hA-
esn On Bilbao para eopi arar 10 huel.
@ han vue'to 81 trahsjo los ob1sros
dc los tAllsres do tipografa.
Ha habido una explosion do car
tuchos do dinamitA que ha producido
a'gunos dan1s On las eAlles, linsas
del tranvfA y el dep6sito dc aguas.
Las tiendss han vuelto 4 abrirse
y 10 poblaci5n preSenta su aspscto
normal.
Una comisi6n do industriales
bilbainos visit6 On San Sebastian al
isfs del gobierno, general Lopsz Do
minguez.
El prssidente de la eomlsi6n, se aor
Uequ'io, censur6 con rudezS 10 con-
ducta seguids On 10 actual huelga de
Bilbao por ell mlnistro de 10 GobsrnG.
ei6n y por el gobsrnador civil do Viz.
cAya, Aeusandolos do habsrss pussto
rssusltAments cssde oil primer momsn.
TO del lado do los hualguiatA.
TAmbien el senior Urquiio estuvo
muy violento ealifieAndo ID aondueta
aeguids On este asunto por <El Impair
cials. Nsg6 el general Lop,E Domin'
guez que fuessn fundadas las Qusiss
de los industrialss dc Bilbao con re-
laci6n ( las autoridsdes.
Algunos peri6dicos eensuran Al
Presidents del Conssio do Niaistros
por no haber pueato eorrsstivo ade'
euado al dssseato del seflor Urquiio.
-Ha terminsdo la huslgs On 10
soma mIners de Bilbao. sin que los
huelg lgalatas hayAn obtenido 10 lorna.
da de echo horas do Nabsio y el Au'
msnto ds i,rnal que reclamaban.
--DsapAehos dc Santauder y Bill.
bao, anunci&n que los huelgistas o.
lt&a trauquilos debido 10 presensia
de numarosas tropas en- smbas ciuda-
dss. La agitaeI6n eontirdA sin EN- /.
ibargo, y les sutoridadss rsconocen
cue IL siluacI6n % peligrosa.
-En Cir, 60 celebr6 IN meeting
Irepub IicAnh, somando pArte On 81 los
lst q res Az,a ats, LAbra y Alvarex
(don MelQuiades,
I'll diseurao del diputAdo por Owls.
do f.e de tonoa Acertadamsnte con-
aervadores, y So iuxgA eomo el primer
ial6n Eara o. Il .lar y fiiar el derrotero
dc una pArte Gel parIido republicSno
IhsciA el reconoeImisnto y 10 acspta'
lci6n de IL Monarquia.
| Los eoncurrentss 81 meeting AGO.
] tOortinLa en- Ia pd0in0 4el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22
ECOS Y NOTAS
Don Pedro Amado Rivera
Investigaci.'n termi'ada.
Plaza dc San Jose.
<VAPOR COAMO.
<VAPOR COAMO,
La suspension de un remate.
Matrimonio civil. I'm co.
merclante multado.

Aver lego & II capital, proee'
dents do San Gsrmsn, nusstro esti
mado amigo sl iovan ab. g.do don
Pedro Amado Rivers, quisn preatark
iuramsnto ante el TribunAl Supreme
sl dia primero dc O,tubre pr6ximo.
Vino tambiea q resibir & "a senior
hermano don Nsator Rivers, gradus
do reeientamente dentists de 10 Gsor'
getown University, Wash D. @ 4,
quien lego Gnoehe en- el vapor sCa
rAeAsS
Los hermarol Rivera, miembros
de una distinguida familia unionista
dc Saa G srm&n, aon dos i6venes es'
tudiosos que b onrAn ~ suolo natal.
-Ha quedado tsrminAdA 10 inves'
tigaci6n sobre sargos que taeron for.
mulados contra el guArdia Edmundo
Perez. por disparo de armAs { un
paissno en- el Dorado. Dicho irt}r'
me paiaa al Goherrador Mr.. Win
lhrop y despuea ala miai6n do 10
policia insular.
Hoy s&oado zArpAr& de N,w
York para sats puerto el vApor ams-
rieAno sOoamos.
Aver por la mAfiAna contra srou
mAtrimoniO civil en- eskA c!udAd don
Juan Csrambot Oifredo y dofA Maria
Torres.
-EIs.fi) )r Rivera Eabri, de Pom.
60, solieiI6 del Gobsrr ior Ia suApsn'
ai6n dsl remAts dc los bisnes do dofia
BtfgldA OliverzA, & Quien 90 eonfsc6
una flsnzA de 400 dollars. Ditha sus
pension tsndra efesta por dos soma
nAs, mIsniras 10 ordsnA una inveati
gscI6n.
e iusz municipal de LsiAG mul'
t6 CON eisn dollars .. comercIAnts dor
JoAn Lug) RODRIGUEZ, por tLfrseoi6r
80 lsyes de rentAs intsrnAs.
Las obrss del pAv!mento de IL
plaza de San Jose eomsnxsIon aver
hasl6ndose 81 trabsio por administrs
clon,
Ell De. artamento do Tnoreril
pub,icAi& Ell bseve unss orden&nsaI
eontsniendS rsglAs para los colt ctoreI
y sub coleelores dc 10 lalA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22
Ponce.

trA pisdad anses quo nuesIra e6lerA y
&c nos do coAsi6n de couvtncer ri
pueblo Dc nuestro dssdtn hsciA sl nj.
traie que no Los AlsArsA nj nos enlo'
da y Al cuAl respon lem % con nue., ira
hiAIoriA ca 81 pasado, nusEttA irms1A
en- 81 pFsssnts y nusGttA provision del
porvenir
la REDACcIoN,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22
ROTA PQL|T|CA
Causas que originan ell esta'
do de perturbation de los
seh1res republicanCs.
SUS PASIONtS
SUS PASIONtS
Sc lanzan por Ia tortuosa via
de svs locas y de'cabella-
das ilusiones.

81 fleIemoa 4 detallar Las causas
que origins ron el eatAdo do pertur,
baci6n mental que ss spoder6 dc nues.
tros advsrsarios polfticos, durAnts 81
psriodo de gobierno, necssitafiamos
forzossmsnte que corsultAr con el
iluAtse eieritor frances Ch. Lsiour'
neau. quien nos exDliearia que On
ellos solo tx'st!6 un dssmedido apa
sionamiento de podsr y do riQueza.
Como tods passion engendra en- el
indivIduo un cello txsremado hasia
aus riva'es, nuestros advert a rios 10
spArtAron de ls necssAria condiel6n
en- que nos sncontI 4 oamos de formAr
un solo euerpo los pRtriotAs puerto
rriQueflos, y, lanxA adoss por 10 tor
tuosa via de sus loops y deacabslla-
das ilusiones, c,nvIltleron esta pc
qutGl possession de America On campo
dc AgsamAnss
81 nos fla a,emos On sl odio obaer.
va1o por los iadfoa contra todos los
que no pisnsan como ellos, nos on.
eontratflmos con que llega & tai OK
tremo su pssi6n, que ca el SAlmo
CXXX l. dirigle ldose 4 50 Dies,
dicen;
sDehoso aQusl q ae abrIra el wen
tre 4 loa njf1>s dc pecho, y que los
aplaatkra contra Las pisirGs.p
D. 10 que 90 dsdcc, qua ai Dlos
hicIsss cGso & los SAlmos de los ia.
dioF, no hub!sran QuedHdo sobrs 10
tisrra ma que iudioh
Las pr6ilcAs iarxAdas 6lsimamsn.
to por Falcon primero y BArbosA dss
pu6s, deade el escsnarlo del TsAtro
La Perla en- eass ciudad contra oil par
lido 10 10 Uoi6a do Puerto Rico, no
fueron osra cosa que Ia copia exacta
de loa sentimisnt % y mAnerA do pen
sar do los iadlos.
A'i han llegsdo & eonvsnsirae on
stfAdorts y, como Leopard, dsapue.
do sm2lear sodcs los rseursos de au
gran srudicI6n, van de esperarxA er
esperArzi, errtndo dlA tras day vi
viendo spgAhAdos.
All! auando lltguen a eonvencers!
que que todas aus prsts1elores 90 hsr
derrr mbado, cuaudo tangAn Ia firms
convlccl6n que NADIA les Queda On pit
do su altar leva1tado & 10 Avarieia
eutorcas, sin vAcilAoi6n, t0mAral ur
solo pArtldo, el pArlido de los impo.
tentei: el eSospticismo
Coma el hsrnitaHo, vivir&n IL vi
de- de los culpablsS, tsniendo por IN
pafisr0s oil recuerdo de un pasado ia
ueato que les privA el derecho do sbri
gar 90 el tondo de sus concisnc ciAs Q
purO y sAcrosanto amor al terrun } GU,
lea VIC nAoer.
Fl sAbio Pinel, investIgAndo lol
origsnes ordinarioa dc los AlienAd dol
on o H>ApiOio do Bicttre, 90 encuentr,
con q le la mayor parts obsdecsn q loI
reves, de 10 fortuna.
N Can't eomprueba les analo
giAs do IL locura y de 10 rsz6n 81
aqusllaGIaxonss violentAs, sxclusivaI
y largo t empo contlnuAdas, On 10 CUT
domino IN solo sentImiento, un sole
orden de ideas que 10 rSz5n combat,
a'gdnaS veoss, AurQue On vAno.
CompArAndo les Apreci aoioneS d,
eatos dos sablos. podemos io2gas
nusatroa advsrsArios, arrAnCando de-
principle que les llev6 & les luchAI
polfIieSs, principles que solo tuvIerou
por bAae 10 Amb!ei6n dc Ia fortuna y
el poder, como alisnsdos que padsOsu
de mo, saantI nlbliosa. propenSa mGs
IArde lA no.tAlgla y q ID mslarco
la,
| F. ]. NJ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22

Vease nuestro lnteresa te fo.
Ii tin, III CaballerO de Ca
Sa Ro7a, epoca de la gran
revolucl6n francesa, en- las
paginas 5@ y "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22
Sr, DON Manuel Aldea y N zric
San J Jaan, 2. r
San Juan, Septlembre 16 dc 1096.
Sr. Direcsor do La DEMoCRACIA
SIN Juan.

San JaHn, 2. r
Eat'msdo sefior y comps6sro:
Lefm. 81 esrta con toda atenci6u
y eontestamos & ella on todA eortsaia
Los reporters de este peri6dieo, or
10 premura conque redacssn Hus mott
ciss, eQuivocaron ain duda loB te mi
nos. Y on We dc dseir que In Junts
L7cAl Unionista ascrd6 REEMPL AzAF
ri for Aldsa, como suplents, diisror
que lA JantA Local U1ionistA seord6
SEPARATE 10 50 seno y, siendo Asf q ue
sl Mi1or Aldsa estIba "a GepArAdo,
por 81 propia iniciativa.
ai ests eamblo de pAlabras preo
eupa 8 mortIfsa 81 SET or Aldea, nuss.
tro psri6dieo hIss con Eucho gdslo 10
Aslaraei6n. sepase, puss, que la Jun.
Ia no sspar6 & 81 vocal Ruplente, sIno
qas este sali6 sls IN modo conscIsnte
voluntarlcs dc IL U ai6n do Puerto
Rico, desds sl dia On que 10 plug ]
dsslarar.o Aai ca las columns del
SR ,letfn kereanti.s.
TJdo clio, para nosoiros, eareee
dc Interest," psro desde sl punto on que
10 Giene para sl sei1or Aldsa, nads
mas llAuo y fGsil que cum plir sus de-
Hsos publisando sus aslsrasioneS.
AhorA hien: el ssf 1r Aldea AIT
ma, eomo Causs g,nerAtriz de "a
eonduetA, sl b sehu dc que 10 adopt6
eel YER 10 Actltud Asumida contra 10
LA FHDERAC1oN L1BRE do que for
mabA y forma partss. Y dado que
nosotros. los unionistAs, eonoOien.
DO On aus detallss, 10 Marcia do nuss
tra c1lsetividad, no sabemos On O a6
AonSists esa ACTITUD DE LA GUNI6NI
CONTRA LA sFEDERAoI6Ns, ssperamos
que el stA1r AldeA lA eonsrete y 10
dshns, sacsndo 4 lrz les palA bras s
los astos On que Apoys 90 Sflrmasi6n
que nos paress iniusIa y gratuiIA
Entre Il sUni6n , la sFedsraci6r,
no hubo difsreneias nj di.eordias an
leriores 81 20 de AZ )sto. D.spues de
sSA feaha, tansoso AdopE6 10 sUoi6ns
Aetsud A'ganA contra Ia sF sderac 6rs,
Ea sstA 10 gus, an sus meetings do pro-
bsg.uda, ae eoloca frsnts 4 noaotrov
iDiuriaudonos salumnia donoa ND
die oho die pot bosa dc sus ora
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22

San Juan, ssptlsmbts 16 de 1096.
Sr. Director do La DEMoCRACIA
San Juan.
Estimado sefor , eomps flsro:
En el n6msro 4 468 do LA DEMO.
CRAo1A, hs leido una gaeeiilla donde
10 indica que el Gus sussribe fa6 sepa'
RADIO del Com'ts local unionista do
San Juan ca 10 sesi6n dc AnteAnoche.
Sin duda sss psri6dieo hs aldo
NAL informado, puss el que frma hizo
publiear On Gel Bole!ins correspon'
disnte Al % de Agoato pasado. que se
habfa sspsrado de 10 sUai6n do Pusr
10 R so,s en- 10 forms s'guiente:
IN N1sstro eompafisro, senior NJ. AL.
dsa y N zsrio, nos rusga hsgamos
conatar r65'ieamente. que dssde el 1s
del actual, que asisti6 & 10 reunion
del Couseio 81 ssutivo dc la sFsdsra
el6n Libres. tf.eiuada 90 Aresibo, %
encuentrs dssIigsdo On ab bloluto de to
do compromiso po fsieo CON oil sPArti'
do U lionistss On que mi'itAba; pueato
que formula J auseribi6 la Rssolusi6n
Aprobada por los miembroa del Con
aeio, Adopsando el plan politico do 10
sAmsrisan Federation OF LAbor,s J
sse solo soto 10 ponia fasra dc 10
GgrupAsi6n dsnominada eUni6n de
Paerto Rico.s
En estA formg J modo c)nseient.
y voluntariamsnte % como he ralIdo
del Partido UnioniatA, al vsr 10 Acti
tud asumida contra 10 institution sFe
dsrao6n Librs.s dc que f,rmAba y
f)rmo parts.
Agrades!6 ldole sen " Director Ia
rec ifieaei6n que hsgo d sl Inf 1rme de
La DEMOCRACIA, Quedo atentamente
en- an sfo,
MANUEL ALDEA Y MARIO
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-06
The Banner Event
of the Season

BEGINNING TOMORROW, Satur-
- day, July 9TH, we offer our entire stock of
Mems and Young Mems Fancy Three-Piece Suits.
Boys ard Chdren's Clothing at
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-23
]. WILL lYsoNs GETS new Jo|
Succeeds c. A. Snowden as Score.
tary Of Railway Commission
Change Effective at Once.

OLYMPIA, Oct. 23.-Tne railway
commission has announced the resig-
nation of c. A. Snowden as secretary
Of the commission and the appointment
of ]. Will Lysons, now assistant Sec
rotary, to be secretary O. o. Calder
head, now rate clerk, is advanced to
the title of assistant secretary. It is
understood that he will continue to
fill the duties of rate clerk.
Accompanying his resignation was
the statement by Mr.. Snowden that
owing to illness in his family and 9TH
err causes beyond his control, he found
it impossible to establish his residence
in Olympia as he had expected to do
and as he deemed necessary for a
proper discharge of his duty as secre-
tary. The commission accepted Mr..
Snowden's resignation, to take effect
October 1.
In appointing Mr.. Lysons, the board
gave him a leave of absence without
pay until November H.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-23

"A woman" said Miss Anthony.
'can keep an important secret as well
as man. The secrets she reveals
are slight and harmless ones, such
as any man would reveal. Where is
the woman who ever tells a secret that
reflects on her husband or her own
children?
II know a man who one day re-
fused to tell his wife the outcome of
business transaction in which, nat
urally, she took a deep interest.
mo he sneered, I won't tell you.
If I did you'd repeat it. You women
can never keep a secret
"'John,' said the woman quietly,
have I ever told the secret about the
solitaire engagement ring you gave me
eighteen years ago being paste?'"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-23
A Young Mother at 70.

"My mother has suddenly been made
young at 20. Twenty years Of in
tense suffering from dyspepsia had
entirely disabled her, until six months
ago, when she began taking Electric
Bitters, which have completely cured
her and restored the strength and ac-
tivity she had in the prime of life, "
writes Mrs. w. L. fitzpatrick, of DAN
forth, Me. Greatest restorative med
icine on the globe. Sets Stomach,
Liver and Kidneys right, purifies the
blood, and cures Malaria, Biloiusness
and Weaknesses. Wonderful Nerve
Tonic. Price Soc Guaranteed by E. L.
Smalley's drug store.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-23

his speech in which he makes this
declaration is as follows:
Il believe that Theodore Roosevelt
will be the party nominee In 1908. he
has made corruption and graft very
uncomfortable wherever found, wneth-
er in the party or out Of it. No presi-
dent ever held loftier ideals or acted
I'D to them more consistently. NO ad-
ministration ever surpassed his in d.
plomacy. His big stick Is war clut
to the evildoer but an olive branch tc
the good The aim Of the president
and of the party is to extend the bless
ings of American prosperity and peace
to every corner Of the globe"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-23
A MOST WORTHY ARTICLE.

When an article has been on the
market for years and gains friends
every year, it is safe to call this
medicine a worthy one. Such Is Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup. It positively
cures coughs and all Pulmonary dis
eases. One of the best known mer-
chants in Mobile, Ala, says: "Fol
five years my family has not been
troubled with the winter coughs we
owe this to Billiards. Horehound Syr-
up. I know it has saved my children
from many sick spells" Sold by A.
B. Shelton.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-23
LOST FOR WEEKS IN THE WOODS

Feared that FurIong Has Been De.
voured by Wild Beasts.
STARKWEATHER, N. D., Oct. %
Word has reached mere that William
F'urlong, former resident Of this place
is lost in the woods near Toga, Mimi
A search has been in progress for
three weeks, but no trace has been
found except a part of his coat and
his hat It is feared wolves have killed
him. Furlong was a veteran of the
civil war and we'll along in years.
Great Northern surveyors are sur
veying two routes a mile apart from
Ayr on the Aneta branch in Cass
county to Minot. They say there is
no doubt that one line will be built.
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VOICE FROM HELL SPEAKS
Medium Voices The Cry Of a
Tortured Soul.
BEES FORGIVENESS OF PARTNER
SENSATIONAL SCENE IN CHICAGO
sPIRlTUALIsTIc CONVENTION
PARTNER vERlvIES

CHICAGO, Oct 23.-'T am in hell"
The terrible cry of tortured soul
uttered through E. w. Sprague, medi-
UNI, rang out in the GREATNESS ST.
lence of the spiritualistic convention
electrifying every man and woman
present.
The medium leaned tensely forward
over his silent audience and, pointing
to man in the rear, said in tones
vibrant with feeling:
'"The spirit of a man who speaks
is that of one who was your business
partner in 1889. He robbed you and
ruined you. For his sins he is now in
hell. Not the hell of orthodoxy, but
the still more awful hell of conscience,
He comes tonight to claim forgiveness,
to ease in some measure his unspeak-
able torment Is this true and do you
forgive him."
Forgives Tortured Man.
Every eye in the audience was turn
ed to the man designated, who slowly
rose to his feet and in the midst of a
silence that could almost be felt, said:
with one exception every word
that you have spoken is true. The man
you referred to was my partner and
robbed me, but it was in 1879, not 1889.
must forgive him. I will add that
come from a place 1000 miles from
here and I have never seen you until
tonight. I am not a spiritualist, al
though I believe in some Of the doc
trines of your faith"
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For Sale Cir Mysterious|y Dis
appears.
POLICE ARE SEARCHING FOR HER
LAST SEEN WITH BUTTE MINER
WHO OFFERED HER
100000.

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Elizabeth Magic
the stenographer who created ma
tional sensation by offering herself for
sale to the highest bidder, has mys-
teriously disappeared. The police have
been asked to search for ner, 1t being
feared that she has been kidnapped.
When last seen Miss Magic was with
a Butte miner who had bid 100000
for her. Motive for her abduction or
elopement is seen in the fact that she
had had trouble over conflicting con-
tracts with New York papers.
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Game to the Last

Adrian Iselin, at the Newport Casino
was talking about young Bostonian,
who, with smiling gallantry had res
cued young girl from drowning.
"He was very brave" said Mr.. Ise-
lin. Though his own life was in dam
ger, I saw him laughing in the water.
His pluck reminded me of the story of
the death Of the great Lord Chester
field. You know that story. Chester
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How 1t Was.

He frowned at his chauffeur terribly
"How was it," he demanded. chat
T saw you and two young women out
in the park last night in my automo-
bile?"
Il don't know, SIR" the chauffeur
faltered, "for I was sure l seen you
take the evenin' train for the Country
club"