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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-11
LETTER TO SHERIFF HUNTER

Dear Sir: The cost of gallon OF
paint put-on is alb jut SO, no matter
what paint you buy.
1np oaIlnnS nauna asnn
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-11
Business Notices.

Persons desiring to settle with me
for euano and machinery will find me
at the ot ton Platform.
j. f. Nisbet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
Saat nnD Grnte.

Sober Sarmer periuft Den bohiten
Grnte< grtrag aus ieinen 8eloern gu
sieben uro Die beiten Ireiie al ers
Iansen; aber cs sibt bod mod Iebr
uiele. Die Den llriaheu nidt naffors
Ifen, ipenn lire grnte iTledt aus
fdat. Ser Sdemaifine iii es einerlei,
Oh tic guten ODER idlehter Samen
aus'treut unb Oh Godlc, piloer Senf
ooer anoers llntraut oaSipiideu III.
9fur Der bette Game seitigt quite
Srud)t lnb renn man aui Ben Seloern
orr piele nidt aussenadiene Iebren
iinSet, Damn liz iifer bas itledhte
Samerforn iflilb. Sic Iusmiiblc
ouf Der Sarm iplte MIR Die oIlerbcitc
iein. lpelhe sarantiert III. ole slrteu
Samen uno 8etreioe politGnbig 81
reinisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
Die erltsn @artenseniiie.

Spargcl. Der Sparael lit
cine ilppige Sflan5e nit itarfem
Ippetit unb rauht borum piel Nabs
runs. penu lid frdftige aopie ents
pideln iouen. Der beite ourhaes
faulte aubmiit ut ui6t Su gut unb
itarter aunitoiin9er luirb linn nid,ts
i6aben. Iuh Miro Sal5 empioblen.
bo6 eignet es iih ni6t ii6eraa uno
iolte nit Soriiht angepenbet ipers
ben. 8enn Spar9el gut bebanoelt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
8ebicntenbpSbeit.

Werftpiirois, Sean. baB CIR Serr,
troebem er elm GROCER 2ebemann lit,
elm 10 Observation-Disclosures 9ersneiser it'll
Wie i6 bOrte. lit er ia ben san5en
CONNER in ben IIpen berumges
frareltl"
~Wiiien g, unter unS e'iast: ;. .
i'm CONNER 1T Der Serr Baron ims
mer in Der 3lamm, i'm 9inter INNER
in Der &lemm'!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
Soa n alien uoer iriiacn 8cmiiic.
iamen iGen?

Nift ielten finbet man Weirunas,
oeridiebenbeiten barber. Oh alter obcl
frilfer 0emilieiamen 81 beoorsiper
lei. Sbgleid II Die Biiienid)af
pieie Srase nod nid)t in beirimmte
Sorrt benntportet bat, 10 BADEN Doc
eingebenbe Yeriuhe bepieien. Sal
ourd)aus riht Die b0hitc &eimfGbio-
feit auer Sdmcreien in Dos erite SAB
Der @rntc fdat. Gr bat it'd pielmca'
b~erauseeiteat. bab elm @erpenoe;
dlterer Samen bel pielsn EflanSe'
bon siinitiecm GinfluB lit. Nl,
iolhe Iino Defenders 81 rennen Our
fen. Welouen. Wpbren. @lnmentpbl
&abicS1en. Goblrabi urb Seuerie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19

NIT ben 8orten: limb 5ulest, griiz
Der. mas Gott bonn @elbe bdlt. t0nnt
Sbr an Der &laiie bon Meniden ieben,
oenen CT es gibt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19

fpirb. lit er alemal cine lobnenbe 8es
miiiepfldn3e.
Naoies6 e n. - Sieie beliebten
8nolen NIT Den rotben Sausbaden
iino aber audi pirtlid gum I~nbeiBen.
rpenn lie als Sriiblinssgemiiie aif
Den Sii6 fommen. limb bod bort
man 10 oft ben Iusruf: ~Ih, Die
idmeden ia gar niht mebr." Sem
lit iebr leiht ab5ubelfen, penn man
nit Den Samen gleif5eitig etlpas
aodial3 in Die grbe lest. Saourf)
piro bas 9ol5igz ODER Yil3isperben
gdn5 ausgeifloiien unb Die Saltbars
felt Der Haoiesben erhobt.
SaIat. = gs gibt pobl faum
Semanb. Der riht i'm Sriibling cine
Portion Salat NIT 9ebaeen per5ebrt,
penn i6m Die sarten. iaftisen 9ldt>
ter poreeiest perpeu. Sieie beliebte
8~iihenpflan5e biloet cine gan3e
@ruppe. man fennt lie ais 9attif,s.
Shnitts, Stsds. TfIiids unb 8opfs
ialat, audi @interialat uno Gnbis
pien gsboren ba5u. Die 8flan3un9
rid,tet lid mad Dem SeSarf, Der Sans
oelsedrtner iaet ifou friib in Barms
beete. Die 5ausfrau auf Dem 2anSe
peib am beiten Die Seit Der Iusiaat
oes SriibiaIats ober bes ipdteren
9opfialats uno Oab lie niht nit Dem
8ieBen iparen onrf. penn er nift
81 raid in Die Sobe ihieben iou. Sas
I%nspflan5en 9eihieht am beiten mad
einem lparmen Neeen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19

Gs III elm pciier Spru6. Der 3
iagt; .aein Sebler lit 10 i1limm. mis-
Die Sebler Der Inberen"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
Sas Sntppnirenbite.

Srember: .guer girsermeiiter
iheint elm san3 tiidtiser Iann gu
ieinl"
Bauer: sos tpoat' / moata -
uub a Gutomobil bat er an!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
spab mnb aud iein.
Sn 0ebanfen.

Sn Webanfen.
Sauspiener: .5err Yrofeiior, id
Ipoqte Sbnen gum beutigen Gage n,eiz
ren @lidnuni6 brinsen."
Yrofeior (bei Der 4rbeit) /: .S6on
gut, lesen Gle i'm bort MIR bin."
y y =
Der falf6e ShliHel.
49,. Gber emil. fpenn 9u aud
nur cine Weile tpesserufen fpurbeit-
rpie fonnteit Du ba benz iuneen Mann
ben 8aIaiGliiiel our aufbemabrunq
annertronen2l"
Sd polt' linn 1,r e bisder
-. Weinit Se fpirflih
bab i6 linn bab' seseben Den aaiias
idliiHel /"
- - -
Stimmmnssme&iel.
a.: rSaeen Sic. tparlim beiratber
sic eisettlid niht?"
g.: sd hab' tein gertrauer
o.: y@lauben sic mir, es fomm,
Die Seit. mo sic Sbre gbefeinbidaft
iebr bereren fperoen. sic fperber
dlter unb alter, unb INNER einiame,
es Inn Sic Der. Geben Sic mid
basesen an. Wenn i6 Ibenos aus'n
0eihdft mad Sauie fomme. iist mel:
ne Srdl oa unb maht mir bas Saus
eemiitbIih unb tie fdngt an III plau:
bern. unb lie plaubert fpeiter. unb II,
rebet unb tie rebet unb Tie bort MIDI
auf gu reben, - Der S9las ieu III
t%reffen!"
- y
Der Mpbeaieber.
WaIer: yGlio sic tpoIIen WobeI
iteben. ga. aber gu meiner gilot
Sic niht 10 reht (ibn iHar'
firierenb) - 9m -
Wobea (entriiifet) .glee. fpiiier
&c, 10 LANCE gratis anfiefen lab i'd
mir ni6."
Sas Sntppnirenbfe.
Sremoer: .guer 9ireermeiite,
iheint elm gang tii6ti9er Wann 81
Bauer: sos tpoat' / moana -
unb a Gutomobil bat er aa!"
y y -
ttnperbiiimt.
Slinaer Wann (ber bon elmer rel.
den grbin. iuelde er beiratben tpoIlte
einen &orb triest): ga. 6rduleir
Sulie. bas nebmen sic auf Sbr @e.
ipiiien, mid Inn 10 bel Gelb 81
%bringenl"
- -
Geleibigt.
@irtb (5u ieiner Srau): .Seut
lest mir 10 a Stabtfrad. fpie er 3ablt
sebnVfennig 7Erinfgelb bin -. :. M
ben Bid, ben i1 Dem s'tporfen bab'
pie id Die 5ebn Yfennis eins'ited'
bab'l"
- - -
SIM Sneifel.
@i6ter: .Sie baben BEL Sbre,
8erbaftune benz S6uemann @iber.
itanb seleiitetl"
Ineeflaster: sd ipar eben De,
Reinune, g fonnt elm fali1er SHus.
mann ieinl"
ttnfere Ginber.
Gin grimes 8iiri1den bittet elmer
alien Germ Inn Seuer.
r@ie. 0u raufit? Sn 9einer
Sabren ifon bieie perbdnenibpou,
8emo6nbeit?"
.G6 8ott ial Sdon Ieit 5ebr
Sabren iuhe i9 Mrs ab5use.
pobnen."
- X'I
3aicrnenbpfblitbe.
ltnteroffi5ier: Isle, Suber. nader
Sic bod nidt elm @eiift tpie .Sorns
roshen", 81 Dem. aritatt bes Yrins
gen. Der 9eridtspoa5ieber fommt!"
- - -
SGlau.
o.: .@ie lit guer WobltbG.
tigfeitsfeit perlaufen?"
g.; 80. srobartis. = mir batter
Elm 8ieienprosramm, uno Sober. Del
auftreten pollte. muBte 5ebn Gin,
tr~ittstarten nebmenl"
- - -
Gutter Ypriat.
8arl (nahSem er unb fem fleinel
gruber beitrait poroen iino) : .@arte
nur. Sris. ipenu mir crit einmal srot
unb Sinner baben! Na1ber
baum mir Die audi"
~ - -
Srcf.
Sausfrau: sic baben iid in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
Hube unb Sdlaf Der S~austbiere.

9as SeoirfniB nacn &ube unb
S6laf madt lid ielbitperitdnblif
aud BEL unieren S~austbieren seltenb.
uno man muB bemielben s%ebiibrenb
Hefnung tragen, ipenn lie ibren
SDed erfiiqen ober Nlsen abiperfen
iollen. Wdbrenb Ger 8ube unb oes
Sbldies ipiilt bas glut ole 01iibiss
teitsitofie aus BEN 8lieoermusfeln
unb eriest Die perbraudten SGite nit
friiGem. reinem 9lut. Saourd tpers
ben Die bel Der Irbeit perloreu gee
aansenen ardfte pieber eriest. benn
ipdbrenb bas CHER arbeitet, tpirb naa
tiirltf mebr araft aussenuet. ais
Der 4orper probu3ieren fann uno bic
Nube unb S6laf tpieber beritels
len. Dieies lit Defenders bel ben 0ic>
b~erfauern Der Sail. Die nat Sen
Mabl5eiten elmer IGneeren 8ube be-
oiirfen unb iiberaus lit es beim Waits
pieb pidtis. oaB es lid mad Der Siits
terung nuf einem ipeihen unb ipars
men Eager binitreden lam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
~ ~ q
Geleibigt.

@irtb (Su ieiner Srau): .Seut'
leet mir 10 a Stabtirad, tpie er 5ablt,
sebnVfennie 7Erinfselb bin -. :. ma
pen Slid, ben ib Dem s~'rporfen bab'
fpie id Die sebn Yfennis cling itedt
bab'!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
nnper6iImt.

Sineer Wann (ber bon elmer reis
den grbin. iuelde er beiratben tpoIlte,
einen &orb triest) ia. Srdulein
Sulie, oas nebmen Sic auf Sbr @es
%piiien, mid nm 10 bel 4eIb gu
bringenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
Der Wpbeaiteber.

WaIer: ygIlo sic tpoIen Woben
iteben. ga. aber gu meinem giloe
paiien sic niht 10 rebt (ibn iharf
firierenb) - SOM -
WobeI (entriiifet) aNee. ipiiien
&c. 10 LANCE gratis anfiefen Iab id
mir ni1."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19

.2ieber Iann. Der Su6bGnbler
tbeilte mir ipeben nit, Dab pas bon
mir periabte Sohbud reibenoen Ibs
ias finbetl"
.9as freut mid rieiig - nm pers
ben mir uns bod balb cine aodin
leilten fonneu -. u"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
Shlehte SreRer i'm HferSefaa.

8enn elm Yierb anideineno obne
llriahe anfdnet. ihledt 81 f~reiien,
o Der arippe 3uriidtritt. nit Dem
&duen aufbort unb unrubig in Dem
Gutter berumpiiblt. bann ioute mar
5uerit oas 8ebib bon einem Sbierar3t
unteriuhen laiien, benn meiitens
lie9t ods llebel on ben Sdbnen. Iber
aud Yferbe nit sutem @ebiB iinb
oft lHlehte Srefer, es liest an elmer
aIsemeinen grihlaffuns Der Muss
teln uno Ternen, Defenders BEL 3uz
.rebmenbem Nlter. 0as iolben Yfers
Den eereifte Sutter ioQte grob sers
fleinert uro nur in serinsen Vortios
men in Die arippe geibiittet perben.
@enn bart arbeitenbe Yferbe miibe
nno ermattet in ben Stan fommen,
icuten lie einise 3eit gu perlfnsuien
baben, ebe man lie f~iittert uno trdnft;
oas 8eihirr absunebmen. ioIlte in Der
Wittagsitunoe ME neriGumt nerben.
Sir Die 6autanresune unb Heinlids
felt lit bos Yusen unumgdrgli6 NOS
tbig. penn fem 6austbier lit fir liebes
pole Yfleee oanfbarer als pas Yferp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
~ ~ ~
SIM Smeifel.

@i6ter: .Sie baben BEL Sbrer
8erbaftine benz S9usmann @iberz
itanb seleiitetl"
Inseflagter: sd ipar eben Der
@einuns, g tonnt elm falider Sduss
mann ieinl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
- - -
Werubigeno.

Srember (5um gaber. bel benz er
lid cinen Sabn 5iebeu lniien min !:
Sasen sic mir, iii Sas 3dbnc5iebcn
fiir Sic Elm eirtrdslihes Uei6dit?"
Saber: .I6 mol - Webr fpie Srei
bring i6 an einem Gag nidt
berausl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
~ ~ =.
nnferc &inber.

Gin grimes 9iiri1den bittet einen
alien Germ I'M Seiier.
rWie. On rauhit? Sn 0einen
Sabren ifon oieie perbdnenibpoIe
9etuobnbeit?"
.G6 8ott ial Sdon lett 5ebn
Sabren iuhe i6 Mrs ab5uses
tpobnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
" XX
3aicrnenbpfbliit6e.

ltnteroffi5ier: Isle, Siiber. MAIDEN
Sic bod nidt elm @eiitt tpie .Sorns
rosden". 81 Dem. anitatt bes Erins
gen. Der Observation-Disclosures fommt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19

Cube: .Ou, ba leie id imrrer bon
nominell I'M effettip. @at beebt
benn BET eijentli6?"
gbe: YSet is iebr einfoh: @cnn
id 81 Dir iaee, on biit'n Shaaffopp.
oct is npminea, bet Oh aber eener bit.
oct is eiieftip."
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-07
DARING ROBBERY
OF MAIL POUCHES

Chicago March ga United States
mail wagon containing three pouches,
two of which were filed with mis-
cellaneous mail matter and the third
with registered mail, We're stolen
from In front of the stock exchange
building, La Sale and Washington
streets, Saturday night. while the
driver was making collection in
the building. At the time the stra It
was crowded with persons, meme of
whom saw the thief escape with the
mail wagon. While the collector
was inside the thief drove off with
the wagon Two hours after the
robbery the wagon was found three
miles from the downtown district.
The screen door had been broken
open and the pouches taken. The
postofflce authorities say they do not
know just how many checks, or how
much iewelry the registered pouches
contained but were OF the belief
that the robbers secured fully $4,000.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-07

Spooner's resignation and great re-
greet was expressed ON all sides,
even by fractional opponents of old.
1t is the geDeral impression here to-
day that Governor Davidson will be
his successor. 1t is said. that no
other man is in so favorable a posi-
ton to harmonic the legislators
Lieutenant Governor, Conner is a
possibility, but it is thought that he
will gladly aid Davidson to promotion
in order to become governor himself.
Others talked of: Congressman John
]. Esch, La Crosse; Congressman
Henry A. Cooper, Racine; C. M.
Webb, Grand Rapids. W. H. Hatten,
New London; Isaac Stephenson, Mar
inette; Walter L. Houser, Mondovi I;
Irwin L. Lenroot Superior.
A suggestion of some significance
is made to the effect that Stephen.
son be honored with the unexpired
term of two years then Davidson OF
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-07

lation of fire escapes on all passenger
coaches was reported for indefinite
postponement.
The senate decided TO thresh out
the question of raising the capitol
building cost limit next Tuesday, max
ing a-special order of the bill intro
duced by Senator Whitehead for the
committee on capitol and grounds,
providing that the superstructure be
built of white granite or marble, and
empowering the commission to build
a separate heating plant and ware
house half mile from the capitol
While the bill does not mention
specifically a raise of the limit of 40
cents cubic foot as set by the last
Legislature. tie selection of granite or
marble for the superstructure would
commit the state to higher cost.
The bill was fayorably passed upon
by the committee on claims and the
report was accompanied with a
statement estimating the additional
cost at 100000 by reason OF using
granite or marble instead OF lime
stone. A report of the capitol com
mission was read, setting forth the
facts evolved from the bids received
for material and reaching a concIu-
sion in favor of a very white stone.
either white granite or marble, for the
saperstructure. No Wisconsin quarry
is large enough to supply sufficient of
this material but gray granite from
the Athelstane quarries at Amberg
Marinette county. win doubtless be
used for steps and approaches The
commission reported that for 40 cents
per cubic foot the capitol could be
constructed with limestone walls and
plaster interior finish. but that any
other than cheap" building would
cost more, perhaps 10 cents cubic
foot
Petitions are coming in in numbers
in favor Of the proposed constitutional
amendment to enable the state to APP
propriate money for the building Of
good roads Such petitions were pre-
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-07

Then the amendment was voted down
by viva voce vote and, the ayes and
bill was showed under Assemblyman
Ingram on the bill itself, the original
bill was snowe under Assemblyman
Bancroft asserted that our penal.
charitable and educational institutions
were in greater need of support at
the hands of the Legislature than the
jamestown exposition. Assemblyman
Norcross called attention forcibly to
the situation in several counties of
the state where the population on ac-
count of emigration to Texas, Virginia
and the far west has been actually
decreasing. He stamped the plac-
ing OF Wisconsin exhibit at the yir-
ginia affair as more of an allurement
to Wisconsin settlers to buy up cheap
Virginia land than an advertisement
of Wisconsin. All that the whole un-
dertaking amounted 10 anyway was
an exploitation on the part of some
promoters whereby they load off
some cheap Virginia lands at hand
some prices to the exhibiting states.
Since the announcement of the plan
to enlarge the capitol park by pur-
chasing the property lying between
Lake Monona and the present capitol
site opposition to the project has de-
veloped which evidences itself in diff
ferent ways. Now comes Assembly
man Roethe with a joint resolution,
offered at the request of some of
the citizens of Madison" to the eff
feet that boulevard from the CAPT
toll to the state university would be
an acceptable substitute lust where
the resolution originated is not GER
tain
The committee on taxation reported
for indefinite postponement two bills.
one limiting the exemption of home
steads to the value of $500, and the
other extending the right to exemp-
ton from poll taxes to soldiers who
took part in the Spanish war; Mr.
Brockhausen's bill relating to estao-
lishment of another free employment
agency by the state was reported
for passage by the committee on
manufactures and labor and referred
to the committee on claims. The
committee on transportation reported
for passage the Goldsworthy bill
which provides for the installation of
crossing over all railroad tracks by
the authorities at the expense of the
corporation when the latter fails to
take the proper precautions. Mr.
Mueller's bill providing for the install
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-07
WILL SURELY ATTEMPT TO sus-
PEND TRIAL.
BELIEVES THE MAN CRAZY
Vital Question Is Whether the Alb
beration Is Permanent or Not
No Action to Be Taken Until More
Experts Have Testified as to Men
tai Condition.

New York, March 1.-The Thaw
trial enters its sventh week today
and it would seem that unless some
radical changes in the course of the
procedure occurs it will be at least
two weeks, possibly three, before the
jury renders verdict.
That Jerome has no intention f
letting the case ever go to the jury If
he can possibly prevent it, there APP
pears no longer to be a semblance OF
doubt The prosecutor has made it
perfectly plain that with the cons Mt
of the defense he would gladly nave
the matter come before a commission
in lunacy rather than before court
OF law Jerome does not believe
that Thaw is in a proper condition of
mind to be on trial.
The district attorney especially had
no taste for the crossexamination of
Mrs. Thaw. He endeavored to avoid
it by having the experts testify irst.
hoping to gain from them enough inn
portant admissions as to Thaw's
present state of mind upon which to
predicate an application for COM
mission in lunacy and suspension OF
the trial. Jerome realizes that ne
must be sure of his ground before
asking for a commission and he con.
sequently will not take that step ui,-
til some of the states alensts have
gone upon the stand.
DR. Allan McLane Hamilton, EN-
ployed for time by the defense and
who visited Thaw in the Tombs. Is
expected to be the most important
expert witness for the prosecution,
DR.. Hamilton is known to have ex
pressed the opinion that Thaw in
sanity was of lasting character.
Thaw seems apprehensiye OF hi:
fate only as Il relates to an asylum
for the criminal insane. The though
of the death chair. ii is said, has ney
er once entered his mind. He ha,
been in constant fear, however, tina
there might be conspiracy. t
railroad him off to The asylum
Within the last two days the defend
ant has called upon his attorneys 70
an assurance that they would not en-
ter into an agreement with the dis
trict attorney for the appointment .
commission. They gave him thei
promise to fight to the utmost &
have the case passed upon by tn,
present jury.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-07
NEGRO SHOOTS
THREE OFFICERS

Fayetteville. n. c., March 3.-Chlef
of Police Chaseon and Policeman
Lockamy were shot and killed and
another officer was perhaps fatally
wounded by Tom Walker a negro III
the outskirts of the town Saturday
night. The chief and officers had
gone to Walkers house to quell dis
turbance and the policemen were fired
upon by Walker. Lockamy fell at the
first shot and the others by succeed
ing shots. Chaseon dying shortly after
ward. Bloodhounds were brought
from Wilmington on a special train to
the scene of the killing.
Tom Walker, the negro murderer OF
the policemen, has been arrested at
Dunno. N. G..
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-07
IRRESISTIBLE IMPULSE
DEFENSE IN MURDER TRIAL

Culpepper, Va, March 3.--The at
tempt of the defense to show that
Philip and James A. Strother, charged
with the murder of William f. By
waters, their brother-in-law by COM
pulsion, We're laboring under stress of
emotional insanity on the night of the
shooting was the feature of their trial
Saturday. Two witnesses, one called
by the defense to prove its theory of
irresistible impulse" and the other
by the state in rebuttal, gave expert
opinions. Another expert will be called
by the state Monday. 1t is not ex-
pected that the case will go to the
jury before Wednesday.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-07

tween New York and Chicago may be
withdrawn. There is a bill before
the Illinois legislature fixing the
same mileage rate. and if this be-
comes law the maximum fare pos
sible for the railroads to charge will
.be StS.24 for the single trip between
New York and Chicago.
Under an operating agreement, the
two companies charge the same fare
on their fastest trains. 1t ie now
fixed at $50 for each passenger, and
in addition the traveller is compelled
to purchase a Pullman ticket, for
which S. is charged.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-07
DAVID x. JEFFRIs DYING.
Prominent GAINESVILLE Man in a Crit
eei Condition.

GAINESVILLE. Wis, March David X
Jeffris, one OF the wealthiest resi-
dents Of southern Wisconsin and tho
man after whom the town OF Jeffris
Wis was named, Is believed to be
dying Of old age.
He was born In Grayson county
KY, August o, 1921, and settled in
Rock county in 1916. Five year
were spent as a drover, sixteen az a
farmer and the remainder as q bgiId
er, contractor and lumbelman. He
constructed 419 buildings In James.
Vile.
One son, Malcolm g., was a repub
lieAa politician of Wisconsin in 1904:
another, VIII s., is president of the
Merchants and Mechanics Savings
bank here; the other two. David X.
and Fred, are in business in Chicago
There Is one daughter, Miss sussn
Jeffris living here.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-07
NEGRO JANiToR SOLD MANY
COMPOSITE SKELETONS

Augusta. Ca, March 3-George
harris. negro janitor Of the medical
school OF the University of Georgia
mas been arrested charged with
stealing and selling to physicians
throughout the country over 100 skel-
etons. The average price was $50
per skeleton and 1t is said that liar
rs could hardly supply the TRADE at
mat price. The skeletons we're tax
en- from the dissecting room. hone BY
bone. until the frame was completed
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-07
CHICAGO MARKETS.

The wheat market opened weak
despite the fact that cables were
steady and northwestern receipts
small. A strong disposition TO real.
lie profits on the part of pit traders
completely offset the bullish in.lu.
ences. May wheat opened unchanged
to nc higher at IGN to 767sc and de-
clined to 76asc.
The corn market was weak on free
selling by receiving houses and pro
vision interests. The weakness OF
Liverpool cables also depressed
prices. May corn opened shade to
h0A lower at AN to 47A and sold
at 467s Gt47c.
she oats market was easy Sell
ing was general. and the demand was
not urgent May oats opened a shade
lower to shade higher at 42hc h
42hc and sold down to 42c.
The provision market was easier on
lively selling by pit traders. May
pork opened Sc lower at 1880. Lard
was unchanged at 21kc lower at $50
to 1921. Ribs were 21zc 20 SC low.
er at $50