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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06


Seo-Sauies IN 9tew s)orf, oem
Sduse oe,ltiber ginlpanberer, ae-
ipeibt, lit IN ct. 9pltis eines beipn-
oers ltarfen Gd)os iider unO lpertb.
Sier - I'M Efarrbaus Der criten
oeutiflen Stride st. Marien"
= baben Die Shnsenael Sauienoer
bon oeutideu Ginmanoereru Die Ssbee
oes 2eo palies in Die Seele eines
eolen NrieIters aelest. Sicr lit lie
geboren ilnO bier BON einem gleihee.
Iinrten Yrieiter freroig ailfsenonl-
men uno in Die @elt aei6idt NOR.
oen. Sic feunem 0ie eblen Manner,
benm ibr sln0enfena iii I'M Seaen;
ih griiBe es nit Sbnen, inhem i6
ibre 9tanten poa Gmlfbarfeit uno
gbriurht nenne. Gater tsdrber uno
@eneral.Sitar Gater Ntiiblliepen!
unter ben pielen .apoitoliihen slrbeis
ten II. Berfeu. an nene,, bas 2eben
oiefer Mdnner reid aeipeien, lit oas
SEQ Salis Der iegensreihiten einss.
~ W. 8. Man ersGblt BON Ster.
men. Die ldngit erloiden iino. beren
2iht aber uns nod leild)tet, neil
es bel Dem ltnermeBlihen slbituno
BON Der. grOe 10 LANCER 3eit be-
ollrfte, Inn 81 uns.. 81 fommen. 60
giebt es audi Meniden, oeren slugen
I'M So0e, gcbroden iino, BON oeren
@rabe aber cine 9abn bes 9id,tes
ltnO Segens ausgebet. uno ailf Die.
ler 9abn natoeln Sene, 0enen Onrh
0ief Meniden lmo lire @erfe ,Het-
tllng. Grbebuna mp Sell aelporbcn.
Inter oen Meniden auf DER 9iht.
ltraBe, Sic bon oen4 Erieitergr1bern
al,saebt, iinb Die gielen.s benen
friiber ilno iett oaS 2eo.Sais Der
Sd)usenael eemoroeil Der Die Gin-
lpanoernben am Saupttbor ser olt-
liden &iiite slinerifa's enlpfing, Inn
oie aliiflid obne SdJiffbrlld, @elan.
oeten Dor Dem perbGngniBpoaem mo.
raliideu Shiifbrub in oen Wteuihen.
meeren moOerner 8roBItabtc 5u be.
lpabren uno lie auf Die @ege su
geleiten, tpelde Die Sorlebmna Dem
girBelnen beltimmt bot.
Gin apoItoliihes g8erf mar es,
oas BON bier ansgeganaen; an oem
gleihen apoItoliihen @erf mofte id
Sic. Die Sobne Der geiItliden go.
ter oes @erfes. heilte allfrnfcn ulb
bcgeiltcrn. Gie Ytiiiion Scr oelltid).
amerifaniihen aatbolifen lit lnIer
Sbeina. Gin Sortrag, DER etluas
anoeres icim ioa, als eine biirre slni-
5dblllna Der gtnmmern eines Ero.
gramnls, fam ielbituerltinolih niebt
aue Wtomente beriibren. bic in oem
Sbcma an iih einseihloilcn iino.
Sd mill fi,r bieienigcn perDorbeben,
Die 0urh Den 3iperf lmlerer Ser
iammllmg ms nGber riiden. Ias
SEQ Saus lit cine religioie nnb 10.
siale Chat ppn bDd)iter Veoentllng.
slui Dem reliai0ien uno io5ialen Sc.
biete lieat Die SaupttbGtigfeit Der
Wiiiion Der beutih amerifanii6en
4atbolifen. Giuem @crfe 0es sSrie.
bens rn0 Der Gbaritos gilt inicre
8eriamnl,na. Sic Gbaritas rcs
aiere bieie Stunoe!
%. s. Gs lit feline sSragc. baB
cine Der sebieteriihiten loroerungen
nnierer 5ase geaeniiber Dem llebel
Der Salbbeit nnb Der @lcidgiiltia,
felt Die pole gntifieoenbeit ln0
Yerticilmg oes relisiolen Sebens lit.
Ias lit cine 6orOerllnh bie llibt
nur Sie Religion iluo Die Stride CT.
bebt, ionoern Ole audi elm geiunbes
Stuatslcbcn perlanaen mii6, Gin
reliaionsloics Solf Ut nidt su re.
9iercn, iaate Ncr Sater Der anlerifo-
niihen @ericiiung. Yian proflo.
mirt Die Mnqrdie, lpenn man Dem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06

(5ortiesuns ani Der 8. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Ne Silberbodseit bes bentidlen
&aiierpaares nnb bic yermSb-
lung Ses Trinaen Gitel
sSrib.
8erlin 81. ,Sebr.


bernen &odaeit oes aaiierpnares
ilno bic BerlnGblung oes Trinaen
gitel 5riebrid nit Der Ser3osin
Scpbie Charlotte bon Ol0enbnrg
ltott.
Die Musidniiiditng Der StraBen
uno @eb1iioc bot einen prGd]tigen
Nnolid bar; iiberal inb man 6laa.
gen. @nirlanben. gmbleme iuo ben
berrlibIten seitihmud. IN Den 9er-
lin ie eebiillt gemeien. Ger 8e.
p0lferl,ng batte iid) Die ridtige
sSeierstoaitimmilhg beinGdtigt, lie
beflnoete in ieber eroenflifen Beiie
treue slnbGnelid,feit on oas Serr.
iHerbaus, oeiien Greigniiie in
5remo' uno 2eio bel ibr ben leben-
0ieiten Mntbeil finoen.
sSiiritlihfeiten mnb s(bor6nungea
bon ousip1rts trnien in groBer 3abl
elm. &mIoigungcn ipuroen barge.
brad)t mno trob oes ernitlihcn &un.
iHcs beg J,tbelpaares, Dab Die 5eier
ftiner 'iilbernen SohSeit Sen Sfab-
men eii,es 6dmiiienfeites niht iiber-
iHreiten ieH, IieB es iid oaS oei,tid)e
Bolt nidt nebmen. aii 5eiaen, 0a6
hicie Taae Sualeih bic lreu6en- itno
Gbrentose elmer gan5en 9tatior
fino. .llneeahtet aaer Mabnungen
6es &aiierpaares, @eidenfe ali
itnterlafien uno Die bafiir beitimm-
| ten @eloer ,pobltb6tigeu 3tpeden All.
ainpenoen. lit Die 3abl Der @abell
2eaion. Mber nod 5abIreiher iinb
Die Stiftunaen ieaensreider slrt,
meldye aus 6em feitliHen slnlnb er.
foIgt iinO ,Ino Die @rinner,Hlgen an
oas fiinfino5manoigiGhriae gbeiubi.
l1,lm oes &aiierpaares fcitbalten
iouen.
I Die &ersoain Sopbie Charlotte
BON Slbenbnra traf nit ibrenl
Batter bei Megenipetter IN Berlin
elm. Sie nabmen NIT bem aaiier.
Der 3aiierin Dem Eri,isen gitel
0rie6ri6 nnb anoeren Witglieoerl
Ser faiierlidsn ssamilie Inn fleimei,
9ellepne.S Smlob bas sSriibltiid elm.
Damn flibr oie Serooain nit ibrer
@roBml,tter, Ser ,Erin3eiiin Grieo.
rid aarl BON YreuBen. nod Dem
faiierlihen Asalais. Mnf Dem @cae
oabin tpur6en bic beioen 9omen
bon elmer nod 1a,lienoen 56blenoen
Mense beaeiltert begriiBt.
Ter Mni,ua ipar 10 aldnseii6. ols
|b0fiihe ,inO ntilitdriid)e ,Yrddtent-
ialt,,na ibn mahen fonnten. Die
&Mtidr Der Sersoain iuMrOe boz,
omt 'fieroen geaoaen. bic BON Stall.
meiitern aefiibrt lp,iroen. &inter
Der &,tihe Der SerSoain folgtem Die
gauipaaen NIT ocn Iitglieocrn Der
faiierIihen 0alnilie uii0 Der eelaoe.
men .fiiritlihen @Gite.
r SIN Shlniie ipurbc I'M Yeiiein
Der Spitcn Der 8eh1r1en itnter ber
iibli1en Jormalitaten Der Gbeber
trag unter5eidnet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06

Gas ueae italieniide Ytiuiiierilnl.
ipclhes cinen itarfen raoio.repi,bli.
taniiden Anitridj bat, iuiro Sieier
Iagc Die &uloigung Der 8anlmer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
@ieSeram ein OFFER Der Hreis'
flopferei.
San Grancisco, Gal.,

j. Ward.
Sn Dem Ganitfampfe IN Neda.
MICS Nabtlom. ipelher 9eitern
sbenb 3wiihen sSranf 9ieiI, Dem
CHAMPION Bantam Weigbt Eugi.
lift Of america" uno Senrp 1eunp
itattfano. ipurSe letterer IN iold)'
i,nmenihlider @eiie 3aeeridtet, oai,
CT oils blntcn0e Naiie tueagetraaeil
,peroen niuBte. Seute Moraen nm
8 llbr gab er ieimen @eilt ailf.
: Die gntriiitnng Der 9ebilhctere,,
Rreiie 1T grob. un6 man bofft. naB
6ieier Voriall SajM beitraaen ,piro.
6erartiaen brntalen ~Toriteqlnigen"
in ben Yereinigten Staaten Elm
gnoe az inndGn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Cine UreifR bei einem 3beater.
branSe neruaaladt.
Mltoona. go. |

MltoonG Ha.. 1. W6rs.
Bel ben, geitrieen 8ranoe bcs
0pernbaiiies in @iaiamsbmrg fano
bic 60 Sabre oltc 0ram Nm. So
innn in ben Glanulen ibren Cob.
Sbre Qeife pertobIte 96n3Iih uio
mar unfenntli&. ais lie bellte Y2or.
aen nidt bel Der Aiibne scf,m6cm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
0reihis *erisnen bei einem Sdiffs'
nafale ertraafea.
&augeiumO. 9sorpeaen.

I. W6r3.
Nei 6cn llntereanee ses nor,pc.
giiden aiiite,i6ampfers .Tbor" finS
owiid,en &ouaeiunb un6 Bergen 30
Mcni&cn ertrmnfen. Tie gnfer-
fettc 6es Sdiffes rib bel einem
Srton ,na6 es tp,lroe auf ocn Stranb
aetrieben. 9ur Srei @eniden iino
gerettet iporoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Herlaaat b6bere 0ebSlter fir bic
eriten Weamten Der Sereinisten
Stnaten.

@aibimaton 8. g.. 1. WtGrs.
Senator Gallinger bat cine 8ia
3ur Ymfbciierung Der 8ebdlter Scr
bSditen Yin6esbealnten porgeleat.
pcldc am 4. Mdr5 1909 in arait
treten iol. Tie folgenSem Gehalter
linS Sarin ieItaeiest: Der HrGiioent
$4,000; Ticc.Yraiioent $4,000;
Spreder bes slbgcoronetenbauies
$4,000; aabinetsmitslieber $15,-
600; Senatoren uno slbgeoronek
1900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Sie Smngersnotb i'm a6rSliden
Sapan breitet i'd inner
mebr aus.
Seattle &oih I ap1r

= Seattle, &alb., /. N1rS.
Der bier angeIanete 9ampier
nGafota" brinst Nafri6tem aus
9sagaiafi, iponad Die Sunaersnotb
in Ocn n0rSliden Yropinaem Ssa-
pan'S li6 Tebr pno inebr nilss
breitct. @. 6. 9ampe, Goriisen.
Der bcs ausldnbiiben Inter
ftiisi,ngs Gomites, beridtet, oaB in
ben bon Der 9fotb beimgeindten
Hronin5en aus eiiler @efommtbc.
Do{fer,,na bon 2,281 900 rninoeltens
680, 900 Yerionen benz Serbungern
nabc 1ino. 9eur notboiiritig nit
2unlpcn befleibetc W1nner fonnten
,beobadtet iperoen. tpie iie Dem
Sdnee uno ben eiiigen GiuOen tros.
ten. in Die 9crge gingen lmo nit
Miibe etlpds 8rcnnbol5 bolten,
ourh ociIen gerfani iie Die allern6-
.tbigiten 8eoiirfniiie fir lire ;sa-
milien erlangci fonnten.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-11
License for Mitchell.

Attorney T.. S. Robinson. one of
the attorneys who represented John
Mitchell. when the latter applied to
Judge Barham. in the Corporation
Court for license for saloon on
Eighteenth street. yesterday rccciv-
ed telegram from the Judge stating
that he license would he granted.
The granting of the license was op-
posed by The police department and
residents of Inc Eighteenth street
section and at the time IF the appli.
cation Judge Barham withheld his
decision. saying that he would tcle.
graph ii from Birmingham Ala,
whittier he went 10 attend the Gen.
eral Conference OF the Methods,
church. South.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-11

sioner of Revenue w. h. Crump. has
issued % dog licenses. which Is "a
less than the number issued during
the same period last year.
In 1905 total OF about 1000 IL.
censes were issued. but from present
indications not half that number will
be applied for this year.
The mmzzllng ordinance has served
to reduce the dog population during
the past year just about one-half
what II was in 1908. The police de-
rartment has picked mp hundreds OF
un-mnzzled CANNES in the city since
the ordinance became effective anu
large number nf the animals have
been shot. as The owner did not put
mp the necessary 81 for their release
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-11
Improved Service Via Southern
Railway


In addition 10 the improved pas
senger coaches now being provided
by the Southern Railway from Nor
folk, the Norfolk Aslnvilc sleeping
car service that proved so popular
during the last summer season will
be inaugurated. with the first car
leaving Norfolk 1870 +. M. June. 9th.
On ana after that date passengers Ia
the Land of the Sky" can make the
Trip in through sleeper without
change. arriving Ashevillc 1:55 p.
m, following day.
On@and after June 18th. 1906. Wis
TORS 10 the Mecklenburg Hotel and
Sanitarimm. at Chase City. Va, will
be able to leave Norfolk $3.50 a. m /.
arriving Chase City via Jeffress. 4:45
D. M. returning leave Chase City
Help a. M. arriving Norfolk 5:35
y. III. This improved service Is
made possible. by the inauguration
or a new train. connecting with
Norfolk Division train at Jeffress.
Effective .lune 18th. 1906, train
service will be inaugurated between
buffalo Junction and Buffalo Lithia
Springs. he hotel at this popular re-
sort being open on that date.
For detailed information concern.
ing rates, Pullman car reservations,
etc, call either phone 112.
STANTON CURTIS.
Passenger Agent
90 CRANKY Street. Monticello Hotel.
my 12,19,25.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-11
Entered at the Newport News, Va.
Postoffice "a second.clasa matter.
FRIDAY. MAY IL. 1900.
NO BACKWARD STEP SHOULD
BE TAkEN

We have Just one objection 10 the
bill to remove the Internal revenue
tax from henatmrcd alcohol. passed
by the House and now pending in
the Senate. The last paragraph of
the proposed law provides that for
a period of two years from and after
the passage of this Acl The force al,,
thorized by this section of this Act
shall be appointed by the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue, with The
approval of the Secretary of The
Treasury, and without compliance
with the conditions prescribed by Inc
Act entitled IAN Act To regulate and
improve the civil service" approved
January sixteenth, eighteen hundred
and eighty-three and amendment 8
thereof, and with such compensation
as The commissioner of internal rev
enue may fix, with Tile approval of
the Secretary of the Treasury"
The passage of the measure re-
moving The lax on the alcohol would
put that product in position 10 com
pete with Standard Oil. but there
should be no backward step In civil
service even in connection with such
an important reform
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-11
uNcHARlTAeLE ATTACK UPON
SALVATION ARMY CHARITY.

The criticism made upon Tho relief
work of The salvation Army ut the
meeting of the national conference of
Charities and Correction was far
from charitable even il it was made
under the cloak of an organization
bearing a name suggestive of that viz
tue which "sr"akttl ~ evil" and
which lis not pmffed up"
IL is perfectly natural for each co.
terie of fnddists To put forward their
own hobbies as he only genuine,
blOwn-in the-bnttle real thing. Neither
can there be douh, that some good has
been accomplished by The organiZa-
lions engaged in professional charity
and which measure their good deeds
by statistical standards. We are in
clined 10 believe, however. thai the
gentlemen in question some times in
hist upon rules and regulations con
Corning the rendering OF assistance 10
the needy. which rob the suppliant of
whatever manhood and independence
or spirit Is LEFT after his bout with
adverse circumstances.
II Is impossible TO properly deal
with this problem of helping men IN
less one gives due consideration 10
something deeper titan the influence
OF a,bleakfas, or nights lodging upon
the statistical total at the end of the
month. II is this tendency TO over.
look the human element; his forget.
fniness Of the fact that men are hIl.
man beings rather than ciphcrs in a
sum OF an organizations activities
which causes us 10 turn from The
cold charity Of some of The profess.
iona! charitable organizations to the
more h'imanzing elements Of the Sal
walton Arms work along the same
lines
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-11
MITTIE SANFORD GETS INTO
. FIGHT WITH NEGRO WOMAN
Warrant Sworn Out Against Carrie
Glenn Will Bring Degenerate
into Court Again.

Mii,ic Sanford, the white woman
VINO has Just been released from the
city Jail after serving three
months sentence for living with An
drew l.. Davenport. the negro mnr.
dee, yesterday swore out Il warrant
against Carrie Glenn. Il negro woman
charging her with assault. Tile
Glenn woman has been summoned
to appear in police court this morn
ing to stand trial
Mitlie Sanford went ia Carrie
Glenn's house early yesterday after
noon to SET some of The effects of
Andrew J.. Davenport. which had
been lcfa at the house. Ii is said
that the negro refused to give M the
property and when the Sanford wom-
an Insisted upon having them fight
ensured.
Tie white woman alleges that Car.
RE Glenn beat her with Il broom and
drove Ter from the place
The case will he given an airing
before Justice Christian in the police
court This morning. The charge of
being moi of good fame will. it is
said. be placed against the Sanford
woman and she may he required Il
give bond for her good conduct or be
ordered To leave the city
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-11

Those newspapers which 50 bitterly
resented MIR. Rryan's intimation that
that the time might come when the
Supreme onrt OF the United States
might reverse itself on The income tax
proposition, are doing very little
bowling over the Presidents attack
upon the court which took a position
MOI endorsed hy the chief executive.
Is demasogy a term for The exclusive
use nf ones political opponents?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-11
COULD NOT REST.
NIGHT OR DAY
With Irritating Skin Humor Whole
Body Affected Scalp ltched All
the Time and Hair Began to Fall
Out Wonderful Result From
APPLICATION OF
CUTlCURA REMEDIES

II am never without Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment since | tried
them last summer About the latter
part Of July my whole body began to
itch. | did not take much notice of it
at first, but it began to get worse all he
time, and then began to get uneasy
and tried all kinds of baths and other
remedies that were recommended for
skin humors; but / became worse all
the time. Myhair began to fall out and
my scalp itched all the time. Espc-
cially ut night, just rs soon rs would
get i'll bed and get warm, my whole body
would begin to itch and my finger nails
would keep it irritatcd, and it was not
long before could not rest night or day
A friend asked me to try the Cuticrrl
Remedies, and did, and the first appli-
cation helped me wonderfully. For
about four weeks | would take hot
bath every night and then apply the
Cuticura Ointment to my whole body;
and kept getting better, and by the
time used four boxes OF Cnicura was
entirely cured, and my hair stopped
falling out, but continue to use the
Cuticura OH my scalp 1t keeps all dan
drItf out and scalp is always clean. |
always use Cuticura Ointment on my
fuce after shaving, and have found
nothing to equal it. ] will never be
without it," d. e. Blankenship,
$40 n. Del. ST.,
Oct, "a, 1905. Indianapolis, Ind.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-11

A Chinese merchant i'm San Fran
cisco discussing the intention of the
authorities to choose new district
for Chinatown says, We will esiah.
fish ourselves in The old Quarter
where orr property interests are or
We will sell ont and forget that San
francisco was ever on the map"
That wonld be neither n moral nor
a physical misfortune TO The Golden
Gate city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-11

A Philadelphia young man who
was returning home after calling on
young woman was shot by a police
man and taken to hospital The
policeman said he had mistaken the
other for burglar. The most sur
priains thing ahont this item is that
the Philadelphia policeman was
awake at that lime of night that he
hit something which he fired At
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-11
Beat ST. vlncent,s Bows.

The West avenue baseball team de-
feated the 81. Vincen;'s Academy boys
on the Academy grounds Yesterday af-
ternnon by score of lG to 10. This
is the first Time the ball players of
the academy have been beaten on
their own grounds This season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-11
EXCURSION EVERY SUNDAY
VIA c.. G. o. RY..
TO RiCHMONn AMI pcr,inn

Special train to leave Fort Monroe
$40 A. Nj. Phoebus. S:33 A. NJ.
Hampton 8:3S A. NJ. Newport News
300 A. NJ. arriving Richmond lO:45
A. NJ; returning leaves Richmond
1880 T. M. $1.25 round trip.
my 3-th.fr,aa-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-11

a beauiiu lawn is Il Thing of
hcmity and Joy forever but we donht
if ii would prove paving invesimen,
al the price of The exile of the
children from the school yard
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-11

bands without judiciary interference
Buffalo Express.
That probably was the whole trou.
Bile in the first instance. The wives
proably got tired Of taking care of
their spouses and sought separations
for that reason.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-11
RECOMMENDED 70 ALL MOTHERS

81 have used Cuticllra Ointment for
chatting of infants, and ms they grew
older all skin diseases were given treat
ment with that and the Cuticura Soap.
| never found it necessary to call Il doe
tor, us these Remedies are sure cure
il used as directed. am glad to recon-
mend them to all mothers" Sincerely
yours, Mrs. +. a. kcnnard,
June 2l, 1905. st. Paul Park, MINI.
cnticnIa soup Ointment. aud iiils are .ld th
the world Potter Drug ChrnI Corp Sole Props Io,i,u
Rp-Maied Free, F." How 10 Care Tor the skin"
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writes Mary Shelton, OF Poplar
Bluff, NO., :" Can do my housewor!.,
although, Before taking CAleDuI, two
doctors had done NE no good. can
truthiully say was cured by Cardui
lwlnt every suffering lady to know OF
this wonderful medicine"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-26
Bound Over.

After being cleared from the charge
of stealing the grip from NJ. M. Back
en- of Twin Valley, at the N. P. depot,
at Crookston, Frank and Henry Rio
pelle, Immediately after being let out
of custody, were re-arrested on the
charge of stealing a watch and $4t
from Alfred Nelson, of. Mcintosh.
They were taken before Judge Mclean
again and sufficient evidence was
found against them on this charge to
warrant binding them over to await
the action of the grand jury.
The robbery of the watch and $40
occurred on the 18th of this month.
Nelson, who had been in Dakota dur
ing the fall, was in Crookston and fell
in with Riopelle boys and after get
ting drunk in their company he came
to find himself short his watch and
money. He made complaint to the po-
lice and they have had the Riopelle
boys under surveillance ever since.
At the time of their arrest for the
Backen affair they were earched and
the watch was found on the person of
one of them. This was clearly prov
ed and from this evidence of their
guilt they were bound over to the
grand jury. They were relesed on
putting up bonds for $500.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-26
The Wreck
VICTIM OF WRECK.

Has Facture Of Leg, but Recovery Is
Assured. Sent through Doors.
Frank s. Barnes of Enderlin, n D., is
lying at the Swedish hospital in Min
neapolis with fractured leg sustained
in the wreck at Enderlin Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Barnes is not seriously injured,
say the physicians, and his recovery
is confidently predicted. Mr.. Barnes
was greatly astonished when he awoke
to a realization of where he was. His
home is at Enderlin and he had no in
tention of coming to Minneapolis, but
through some mistake was placed with
the injured bound for that city, and
upon arriving there was taken to the
Swedish hospital.
In speaking of the wreck Mr. Barnes
said:
II was standing in the aisle near
the rear door of the smoker when the
shock came The next thing l knew
was near the center of the coach be-
hind. Now l got there nobody
knows. 1t seems l had been literally
hurled through the two doors and a.
cross the platform into the coach. My
leg was fractured in transit, and the
shock rendered mo unconscious.
81 have hazy recollections of great
hurrying around and calling of voices,
but as l was in a semi-conscious con-
dition it is all more or less indistinct.
1t was some time after the shock be-
fore anyone came to my assistance and
then in such dazed condition that
l was unable to give any accurate in
formation of where l belonged.
shall return to Enderlin as soon us
possible"