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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08
ct. Souls Ill cinoer
pofalen.
Sejler $50 Wiil og cr / 9nitcn
41.35 Simcr.

ct. 2ouis, 6. Oftober. Mon
tror, at 9aQonen ct. 9ouis III,
meo BON Bubl iom Stprer, bar
bunoet 2engoefoplsbet / 2uftieilaos.
San Itorteoe berfra Wianoog Otter
miooag og lonoeoe / Dag til Mtor.
gen Wabfon, Wiinn., $50 Wtil fra
Ct 2ouis. Son Bubl oar | 2uften
Al Elmer og 30 Wtinliter. Oerionl
ban bar regiltreret for 2abm.Bofa-
len, ioa bar ban punoet oen fra
aapt. 6. De 6orreit gbanbler al
De Soreheoe Stoters Scr. iom banoi
Den Oftober 1907, ioet ban oo
ieiIeoe fra ct. 2ouis til @aIton,
B. 0a., 474.S MiI Den eneite an-
ben Deltager aopieilaoien, Der bar
nogen ltoiigt til at pinbe, er Gen.
tennioI, Der | Morges Gl. If rap-
portereoes at p9re peo 2ibinglton,
glla., 400 Mil fra ct. 2ouis. 9lf m-
ore Deltogere 9opieilooien n9pnes
Snoiana, Der bar ieilet 525 Mail,
Glepelano meo 452 Miil. gtem Oorf
bar bolot iig leneit i 9uften, nem.
Zig 1916 0iinlltter, men er fitn
naoet 14S WiiI. Sem galoner er
lanoeoe iaa blot forifeIliee Steoer
iom Wiinneiota, alabama, Misiou.
ri og slrfanias.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08
Slanoeoe Meooelelier.

Ger finoes Il. @. $500 Cooper
atine 8niloing ano 2oan glsIocia-
tions" me6 ct Weeolensantal af
t,920,257 og Ell @ienoonspproi of
$79t,t75.753.
General Council, Der glor bolot
lit 9lorsneoe minneapolis ira 9.
til IA. Sept., beitndr al "A SDnooer
eller Snmfnno og bar ct inmlet gln-
tai aommunifonter af en- balo W1ia.
airfeejenoommenes @proi beIe6er Jig
til 90 DILL. Dollars.
9Den San 6roniiSco enifer at for
beore i'm 8anOforipning og foripger
/ Den 9lnleoning at erbberpe Silla.
oelie al 9fegeringen til at opopmme
Sno SnmnesYooen / yolen1ite gta-
tional @arf. Get niloe meof6re Ell
9efoitning pua 40 @iia Collars,
men anies for oen beoIte 2ssning
al Spgopen.
5or ferite Sang ct l9ngere 8ios-
rum er oct ifet, at ell lterre eSern-
bane er 6lepen iolgt poa offentlig
Iuftion, ioet o8be @reat 8eitern
g. 81" blen tilitooet S. g. Worean,
ct al. for Ell Gum al $12,000,000.
@anen er $40 0iil lang og refer
fra Chicago til Oelmein, So., bpor-
fra 3 @rene logaar til Winneapolis,
Omaha oq aanios Gitp.
8or Srellers norif.lltberife Me.
niebeo / Wtinneopolis bar taget ino-
Ieoenoe Sfriot til at feire lit 40-glors
SubilGum / December Maaneo. Boa
iiolte Wfenigbeosmsoe neoiattes en-
aomite beltaoenoe al Boit. BreuS,
0iIs Soien, gauI @agaaro, 6. 8.
Sptber, gl. s. glferpolo og Ole Dahl
for at fonme meo llofoit for Slt-
bilpet. &omiteen pnlete golt. Yreis
til Sormano.
ct 2ono loen ct 9lrbeioeripergs-
maal iises Sapan at p9re. slf Ell
@efolfning poo so Waill. er Ser iffe
oper 10000 oorlig, Der moo ilnoer-
ltgttes al Staten og bet til Sroos
for, at oen inoultrieIle Sitliotion |
Syopan oe iioite to 9lar bar pGret
iGroeles uguniti9. @riuoeu maa ~
ges Ell iterf uobifIet national Selp.
itqnoigbeosfelelie og @nue til at ino-
rette iig efter 5orboloene
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08
Is. Marg.
Joroen runot.

Den tibIigere finite @omiral, z.
8. Snrubielm, er ogo SO 4or al.
@n nor0iif Matematifer-asnar
oabneoes | Stocfbolm oen %. Sept.
meo 1870 9eItagere.
Den ioenife 5obrifant @. 9ln.
oerIon, aarlsfrona, Der lom frinilIiq
oeltog / 0anmarfs iiofte arig, er
oeo, &c 9tor 81.
Oct fronife Geputeretfommers ST.
nanSuopalg foreiloar Meruoqifter til
gtpbD9ninger og 9(rtiIeri til 26 Dill.
8rcS.
Den franife Slipper oe 9iue ltprteoe
Den %. Sept. neo meo i'm sSlpuemo.
fine og fnuite 8rpitfasien. San os.
oe poo Steoet.
giernltierne 8lgrnions nDe Sfue.
ipil ugfaar ben nDe Sin blon1ltrer"
ct ltofommen poa @Dloen0alife Sor.
ilo9.
S oonif geltin6iens ire Smoa.
ger meo oeres 10000 Snobpggere
nirfer fife ninore eno iefs Strife.
ian1fllno meo % 9rifer og "a gre-
iter.
S Den bolanbife 3rontale forle-
Den be6uoes Der geeoiettelie of en-
HegeringSfonnisiion om Ell sSorfat.
ningsforanoring og 5orbeoring al
aDltforiparet ianlt npeSfatteforilog.
Solitoi farlig ipg. ct. 9eters.
burg, 6. Oft @rep SEQ 3olitoi er
oloorlig lDg. San beipimeoe to @on.
9e efter iinSilbagefomit til9osnana.
Bol5ana fra i'm Sur til O2oifno.
Gen ferlte @ang bar ban bepioit.
l9S ii Otinutter.
Sil Sroning af 9luitroliens Sor.
inorSoeien er foreilaoet Oprettelie
al en- Stiaebaoseifaore og Snoferel-
ie of alminoelig 8ernepligt, iaa Ger
ifn6es en- Seer paa 100000 Wtono
bel iiooanneOe Eropper og 10000
0aon6 9feierpetropper. Oct belle ifol
foite 21a 0fia. @6. Sterl. aarlig.
0smt for Seiforreoeri 9gronL
2lterrig, 6. Oft. Otter ipo Maone.
oers So9s6ebanolin9 er 50 Sfolele.
rere, Br9lter og on0re Berioner flin.
oct ifploi9e Ssiforr9oeri. 0e bar
onflaget for at bane oelta9et en-
@eo9gelie for &rootiens, Slaponi-
ems og 8osnienS Sorening meo Ser
bien og for enoog at babe oreuet
/ oen &etning ben otter.
rigif-ungorife Seer. 0en ioemteStraf
norierer fra fire til tolp @ars 6png-
iel.
8inas S9r o9 s5laaoe. Otter
bpao Der meloes til ct Vlao | ct.
Yetersburs, er Der | Befing blepen
afbplot en- Sonference om en- Sm-
bannelle al ben finelilfe slaabe.
@nbpibere fal ben fineiilfe Siege
ring babe belluttet at 9ennemfpre
altninbeli9 8ernepli9t. Der lfal
uprettes 80 npe Dioiliuner. @arni-
lpnerne peb ben rusiilfe @rRnie
forit9rfes, u9 @r9nlebperne bliper
Doerli9ere bef9lteoe,
gn llbtalelle af 2orb Beresforb.
gnaellf Nbmiral 2urb 8eresfuro
bar peb en- Selt Sa9fprerflubben
/ SEEM 9orf bolbt en- Tale, bouri
ban erflerebe, at @n9lanb unoer
Senlpn til ben europeilfe Situa-
tim life funbe unbgaa at furbereoe
en- ltpr national 5orlparsplan.
Operberrebpmmet til Cps betpo
for Gn9lanb 9ip eller 0Uo. gtaar
fprlt alle engellftalenoe gtationer
bapbe Iluttet fig iammeu, piloe Der
.ffo f-x,.,oo,.a aF2,f+aro 0Yto
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08

geo @uostieneiten @oar blep
ieIpisleelie @iifop 9isroam minoet
| oe fsbenbapnife airfer.
GnnleoeS iiotaIte gaitor Gbr. Se.
renien 8arniionsfirfe bl. q. fol.
genoe:
~Snn bar en- goo Mano, Der itoo
paa 2ipets SIDE oe nrlig iegte
at piie bette. Sffe minoit fin egen.
ffab nf 5ormanb for noet fsbenbapn.
tie airfefonb" fit ban 2eiIiebeo til
at piie oct.
gisrbam bapoe, iom pi 10 aIle bar,
bper ! fin Stilling, fine Sell, og.
iaa iom giifop - be bang fannten
meo bans gerionliebeo.
Wien oe ifaI life buifes, minoft |
ben @ubs Sus, Der tiger: Seq piI
life fonime eoers Sell | Su."
90 bans 8ortrin par langt De
operpeienoe.
0i Iepeoe panifelige 9iber for
Dor STRIFE. Serren gipe bom en- Gf-
termnno pan Sj9aonos 8ispeitol,
iom bar bans Sortrin, 90 iom fan
foo 9ianoe til at iuogaa bans 5eill"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08
4 r
+
Silkop R6roanl 600.

SiaaanoS 9iifop, 8bomas Sfat
&eroam, er pIuoielie oso 2eroog
Den 20. Sept, II slar eammel ben
II. 5ebr. gi meoOeIer fsleenoe eff
ter uariIteIigt 9agbIoo" of 27.
Sept.
6or oe fleite tom giifop 0ieroams
0e0 ouerraifenoe.
Ia ban ior no9le faa Tiger iioen
tolte neO ben oonif.amerifanife Set.
@uostieHeite / SeaiQaan0sfirfen, iaa
ban raft no % tolte meo ie0.
oanlig Strait, og oct er fun ct Bar
0dge iioen. Der ira 9iipefontoret no.
gif 1feooelelie til 9looene ON, at
ban f6ritfommenoe OHsOog oiloe 10.
reto9e Ordination 6rue Strife.
@anife pitt baboe ban / en- Ia Oa.
ges SiO Iiot ai Jim gomle Spgoom,
en- 9lnreIioelie, men Der bar nep.
pc nogeh, life engans ban ielD, Der
aneoe, at Den biIoe meofere Ds.
oen, oct minoite life efter iao fort
Sios 5orleb.
Sp9oommen nsote bom inioler.
Ito til at aoa til Sengs i'm giaa
0SI 9ecrero" pna Ororupoei, buor
ban oagIig bIeO tiIiet af lin Susie.
ge, Or. meo. aubn 6aber.
giifoppen felte oog ingen Smer.
ter. ban flInoe enooeiaa ligee i'm
Seng og leie geger og gIaoe, Iige.
iom ban ogian talte til fine nernre.
ite ON oct grbeioe, ban niIoe gipe
fig / Gag meo, iao mart ban otter
fom op og penote biem til giipe.
gaaroen.
5 lreonas bIen ban ooeriert til
oenne I ct glmbulance.9lut
Ieoiaget al 'Suslagen.
9an befanot llg bel on 9tftenen
og ioo goot om Notten, oe oo 2e.
ger iiliaa 6om 2eroa9 Morgen, par
Der intet uiRobanligt at bem9rfe.
0aen liot ooer Gl. 10 ifete Ser
ct pluoieliet Omilae. 9iifoppen fiji
ct 9eipimeliesaniaI0 oa laa nooen
9io bepioItles.
Ia ban nnogneoe, bar ban ielu
fIar oper, at oct bar 0eoen, og Sus.
I9gerb Der burtigt bar blenen til.
folot, iaa ogiaa, at Der intet bar at
gre
Sammen meo i'm Suitru BAD @i-
ifoppen meo iagte, men flor Stemme
5a0erpor, trDffeoe benoes Snono og
foo ct Bar Minutter efter itile inc.
0m g(ftenen onerfsrteS 9iifop
2sroams 2ie fra @ispegaaroen til
Srue airfe, bpor aiiten benfattes /
ct af anpeIlerne til penitre for SO.
peoinbgangen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08

| Sfn Spdnlen De00er 0et, al llges
| iom aarI Martels Dage banner
8arbarerne paa 2anoets Bort. Su.
| finder er ollereoe faloen / Afrifo,
og man leler Iteoie ON nDegeeoerlag.
De inore uroligbeoer 2anoet ggr
| Stilingen fortpinlet. 9eationen Iioer
unoer Sslgerne of politiif label
| iom firfelig 8anrget. Solicit er illn-
fet ben Ell Slen5be0stilitano, 6bor-
al ielb fife oen rationale geeo for
maar at n9ffe bet. 9ie9erineen gaor
lttoiollomt i'm ltn6er9ang / Ote0e,
ON life 0e1 lom ollereoe flere @an-
ge ti0ligere er ifet, opretbolOes al
intere8lereoe Wagter uoenfra
0iiSiions6eItDrelen for General
ipnooen g6r 6oripg poa at fao Ell
norif Breit til at obertage en- 0fis-
iionspoit, iom 9eitprelien bar /
8uenos 9(pres, Spo 9tmerifa. Ger er
for 8ioen anIat ell engellftalenoe
Brpit Der, men oa WfisiionSmenig-
beOen booeoiagelig beItoor af Sfan4
oinaner, bnoraf georom9noene er oe
talriglte, mener 8eItprelien, at en-
gtoronano biloe bere beloigit. 3il-
n9rmelier bar pnret giort til 9en
lutberife 6rifirfe; men iaa blot BE
oes er life noget be1temt Sfriot to-
get | nogen 9etnin9.
@mi9rotionen fra 6armen til 9pen
tilta9er 9lor for aar / en- nelten
forlrolieenoe @rao / oe miooelneit-
lige Stater. 8or Ell Del 9lar tilbage
fanot ell lignenoe 6olfepanorine
Steo 0e eItIiee apititater. Ser bar
oct en- g(fta9en | Sorobiinoens Sruet-
barbeo, iom bar 9loriogen, meoens
oct ber before er oct mooiotte. ge-
iultotet er / beege Silfeloe, at oen
tioIi9ere 2onobefolfning af oriftiee
Selpeiere, ser uogioroe 2anoets
melt b9roifuloe 9orgere, oflsies af
en- 9efoIfnin9 al 5orpa9tere, bpis
eneite Sntere8ie 6ormen er ben
ofonomiife 6oroel, Ben fon bringe,
og for bnilfen boa0e Sient, SfoIe og
airfe ltaor 6ore for at ipnfe /
5orfol6.
9iegerin9en tGnfer poa / 5rem-
tioen at opfsre line egne 2egations.
bDgninger oe forifellige SobeoIt9-
Der ll6lan6et. Siotil bar Il. Ss 9ie-
pr9ielltanter iom ofteit maatte neieS
meo beilt torpelige Sparterer, be-
grtnoet paa iltilItrpffelig Sage Sll-
morilten Morf Smoin bar engan9
6rugt lit Gio til at ggre Bubliflum
opmprfiom pna oenne Wfongel, oa
ban ifreo: y8ore Geprplentanter |
lt0lanoet er nont til at bo apiit.
fnnre eaer enoog pda Soget @9lt-
fribe0 er Dem en- umulig Opo. S
Steoet for Champagne man De ler-
oere 2in1onooe, og fonieroeret Wf9lf
| Steoet for 2ifer, neoens man lom
0eforotion Steoet for Galmer og
@uirlanoer oroperer oen gamle aa'
min meb 9lmerifos Stiernebanner.
@oibington, 9. g., Z. Oft. -
Il. @. Genius 9ireftsr 6. Dana 0ll-
rano mener at fllnne ipare flere
Sunore6 Euiinbe Dollars beo Solfe-
t9llingen paa 2anoet oe paa ianme
8io foo Statiltiffen neiagtieere emo
biotil.
Oct er en- ponifelie Opgabe at
iaa fonlpetente S9llere. S9aingen
lfal uoferes / 10 Gage 8perne og
Il 80 Gage / 2anooiitrifterne Oct
er Ell oltfor fort Sio for en- Mano at
forlaoe i'm Sitting for at tage fat
poa 5olfet9Ilingsnrbeioet. = Solfe-
t9llinesalltoriteterne bar fra Sio til
onoen talt ON at felge ionlme BloL
iom benpttes Spiflonb og anore
enroppiife 2oiloe, nelnlig at foa nog-
le til at paotage iig Soerpet noen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08

Solitoi farli9 ipg. ct. 8eters.
burg 6. Oft. @rep SEQ Golitoi er
oloorlig ipg. San beipimeoe to @on.
9e efter iinSilbogefomit tilgosnapa.
8ol5ana fra i'm Sur til O2oifoo.
Den ferite Sang bar ban bepiolt.
Gps ii Ofinutter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08

3iI 0ronino af 2luitroliens 6or-
iporsoeien er foreilaoet Oprettelie
al en- Stiae6aoseifaore oe Snofsrel-
le of alminoelig 8ernepli9t, iaa Ger
lfnbes en- Seer poo 100000 Mono
bel uooanneOe Eropper oo 10000
0tan0 9feiernetropper. Oct belle ifol
folte 21a Mia. @6. SterI. aorlig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08

Oct franife geputeretfommers 81.
nanSnopaIg foreiloar Merllogifter til
gtDbD9ninger og 9lrtileri til 26 Dill.
8rcs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08

Den franife Slipper oe 9lue itprteoe
oen % Sept. neo meo Jim 6lpuemo.
lfine og fnuite grpitfosieu. San os.
De pao Steoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08

S oonif geItinoiens ire Smaa.
ger meo 0eres 10000 Snobpggere
pirfer fife min0re eno iefs Strife.
iamfrlno meo % arifer og "a gre-
Iter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08

9iernitierne 9iernions nDe Sfue.
ipil p0aar 0en npe Sin blomItrer"
er nofommen paa @ploenoaIife 5or.
iloe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08

Den tibIigere finite somiral, 5.
$. 5urubieIm, er oeo SO 9lor al.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08

S ben boIanbife 3rontole forle-
ben bebuoes Der gaeoiettelie af en-
egeringSfonnnisiion ON en- 5orfat.
ningsforanoring og 5orbeoring al
aDltforiparet iont nDeSfotteforilog.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-02
THE COMMITTEE
ASKS FOR BOOKS
Of THE CASHIERS
New Tack Taken in Wisconsin
Primary Scandal by Inves-
tigating Committee
NEWSPAPERS were PA|D FOR
SPACE USED IN WR|TEUPS
Joint Assembly Refused to Sustain
the Presiding Officer on Point Of Or.
der as to E cotton of Records Of
:: III
Former Sessfo"-

Madison, March 2 7s;.iaeh 7;,na9 s. ".cd
tack was taken b. "" IT.. hon,,o a..
vestigation COMMITTEE y on both
during the close of a. a. e place at
tory morning session, Chaifn: alleys.
said it was desired that the Lager
the Marshall and Illsey bank, contain
ing a complete history of each cash
ier's check now in evidence be brought
before the committee. This ledger,
it is said. will indicate more in de-
tail just what happened to checks
from the time they were issued until
returned and cancelled and will serve
to clear up some remaining doubts
regarding the disposition of some
money paid out by this method in
Stephenson's campaign.
j. A. Van Cleve, president of the
Stephenson National bank at Marin
cite, was the first witness to testify
before the committee. He presented
checks, stubs and other memoranda
showing that about $500 was spent
for Senator Stephenson In Marinette
county. Van Cleve spent the money
out of his own pocket and after the
campaign was reimbursed. He told Of
various small amounts being paid for
newspaper writeups. Van Cleve OBJ
jected to stating to whom the small
amounts were paid A motion that
the itemized statement of Van Cleve
be received and made part of the
records and that the committee
might ask questions concerning it.,
was adopted.
Another scrap was precipitated on
the joint ballot for United States SEN
ator at noon today.
AS soon as Assemblyman Leroy read
the usual protest, Senator Page said
the records of the proceedings since
yesterday had not be incorporated in
the records. The chair ruled the mo-
ton out of order, but the joint assem-
bly, Immediately overruled the chair
and ordered the amitted proceedings
printed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-02
Defense Will Try to Get in Tes.
timony Formerly Ruled
Out
DEFENSE BOUGHT WITNESS
EVIDENCE FROM THE STATE
Paid Expenses of the Physician Who
Performed Autopsy on Carmack's
Body in Order to Secure Evidence
for the Defense.

Nashville, March 2.-Rebuttal Wit
nesses for the state were summon i.
last night to be in court today whic:
indicates that the case in chief for
the defense in the Cooper-Sharpe trial
for the murder of former United
States Senator Carmack is almost
completed. THIS does not augur an
early termination, however. On the
contrary, probably the bitterest fight
of the case will come in the Offering
of the rebuttal testimony. The state
proposes to make another attempt to
get before the jury the fact that
Senator Carmack, SO far from feeling
angry or beligerant. scoffed at the
idea Of trouble and armed himself
only to relieve the anxiety of his
friends. Judge Hart ruled this testi-
mony out upon the cross-examination
of the defense's witnesses but the
prosecution will offer it as a part of
Its rebuttal testimony. The crowd
this morning was smaller than it has
been since the case began.
The spectacle of counsel on one
side not only selling witness to the
opposition but ranggling over terms,
was one Of the extraordinary Incl
dents yesterday in the trial. The sub
ject of the commercial transaction
was DR.. McPheeters Glasgow, who
had been employed by the prosecu-
ton to go to Columbia and perform
an autopsy on Senator Carmack's 8
body. He did SO and reported his
RvaS Stpann 90
subpoenaed by the state but was not
used. The defense learned Of the
autopsy and summoned the doctor.
DR.. Glasgow told counsel for the
defense that his services as an ex-
pert had been retained by the state
and that he would not discuss the
case except with the attorney gen.
eral. The defense asked the court
this morning to instruct the doctor to
talk to its counsel. The court COM
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-02
HASKELL HIT
Lost in First Round With William
Randolph Hearst.

Guthrie. Okla. March 2.-Scott Mac
Reynolds of Brooklyn. N. v. the per-
sonal representative of William r.
Hearst in the supreme court here to-
day gained a victory over Governor
Charles n. Haskell in his suit to COM
pei the governor to return to him
certain papers seized at the instance
of the governor.
Judge Strang. who presided, hand
ed down lengthy decision holding
that the writ of search and seizure
issued under an affidavit signed by
Governor Haskell alleging that Mac
Reynolds had in his possession papers
which he intended to publish. there
by libelling the governor. was with
out sufficient fact to justify the action
of the officers. and ordered the papers
and other property of Mr.. MacRay-
nolds he returned to him. In referring
to the writ. Judge Strang said:
"lt does not rise to the dignity of a
showing calculated to satisfy the
court that a crime is being committed
by the defendant such a showing as
the law requires against search and
seizure shall be disturbed. for while
1t states that the defendant has con-
ophS\e' III SoAopAi lIS IL dlSO SIlOWS
that the affiant does not know any
specific or definite person with whom
he has conspired or is conspiring and
this allegation is not followed by any
alleged facts to support the allega-
tion of conspiracy; neither does it
present any facts as a foundation for
what follows on information and be-
lief that the defendant has in his pos
session any powers with the intent to
publish the same or otherwise use
them as the means of libelling affiant."
Continuing. the court held that the
writ itself is bad"
Owing to an agreement reached
several weeks ago the papers of Mr..
MacRaynolds will remain in the GUS
tody of the court until the attorneys
for the governor have decided just
what action will he taken to continue
the case in the higher.
Mac1taynolds was not in court, hav-
ing been released on the personal
of Judge Buford that he
would be produced in court at any
time demanded.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-02
COURT SCORED
THIRD DEGREES
Ulcers Who Tortured Prison.
er Got Hot Roast From the
Bench

Philadelphia, March 2-Judge Breezy
denounced the giving of the third de-
gree" to prisoners u charging a jury
in the court of oyer and terminer yes
terday as blot upon the administra-
tion Of Justice.
At the same time implicitly he re-
buked. three officials who have been
giving the third degree" and ex-
pressed the hope that some day they
would be brought to account. for it.
1t was in the trial of Sarah Tucker,
a negress. on the charge of murder
ing her husband. James Tucker, that
the court made this deliverance.
Tucker was shot last October at
Twelfth street and Montgomery ave-
nue..
The woman was acquitted the Jury
believing that the shooting was acci-
dental. In the course of the trial
Coroner's Detective Paul testified that
he had put Mrs. Tucker through the
third degree" after her arrest.
What was tfat?" asked the judge.
The prisoner was brought into a
dark room," explained Paul. THAT
was after she refused to make a con-
fesstoh After quee .,ning, her for
a while, the curtain shade was sprung
1t flew up and revealed the body of
her husband.
Under cross-examination the detec-
tive admitted that the woman never
WINGED at the sight of the body, but
declared that she had not shot him.
OF this the Judge said in his charge:
He said he gave her what Is called
the third degree. He described what
he did and he said as a result he got
that statement. Until it was brought
out by minute investigation, he never
told you that this woman put her hand
upon the dead body of her husband
and declared before God that she did
mt shoot him.
Il am very sorry that that incident
occurred in this case. regret exceed
ingly that any officer of the law should
resort to the practice of torturing,
threatening and frightening prisoners
into making confession Detectives
ought to Investigate cases and find
witnesses who know something about
the occurrences, and If any of them
devote his time to that work instead
of torturing prisoners to get a con-
fession out of them, which saves them
the work of hunting up witnesses, 1t
would be a great deal better for the
cause of justice.
"And I hope that some day some in
nocent defendant when he gets out of
the tolls of the law will bring them to
account and make them answer for
the gross outrage upon their rights
that Is perpetrated in the name of
justice. They have no right to do this
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-02
LUCKY WAS LUCKY
Left all Estate Valued ut Thirty Mil.
lion Dollars.

Los Angeles, March 2.-"Lucky'
Baldwin's estate is worth 1000, 600
according to statement by his man.
ager, A. H. Unruh. This is the larg-
est estate ever probated in southern
California. The body of Baldwin will
lie in state in The Cottage" on the
Santa Anita ranch all day today. 1t
will be sent to San Francisco on
.'ednesday and the funeral will take
..e in that city OH Thursday. The
'esting place will be in San
co by the side of his first wife.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-02
.ENT0MBEO IN
FIERY FURNACE
Explosion of Gas in Mine NAV
Cause Very Heavy Loss of
Life

(. Wilkesbarre. Pa, March 2-Twelve
men were badly burned by an ex-
plosion of gas today in No. ii COL
liery of the Erie Coal company at
Port Blanchard, near here. 1t is
feared many of them will die from
their injuries. A fire followed the
explosion and a number of men are
entombed back of the fire, but how
many the officials of the colliery are
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-02
NOT AVAILABLE
Diseased Tissues Must be Secured,
Sealed and Protected.

Washington, March 2.-Pathological
specimens of dangerous diseases like
tuberculosis and diphtheria will be
refused admission to the mails unless
securely packed in accordance with
the postal specifications. according to
an order issued by Postmaster Cen
eral Meyer today. The order directs
postmasters to refuse to receive such
matter for transmission in the mails
When not put up as required by the
departmental regulations. The pos
tai regulations require thai the speci-
mems OF diseased tissues shall be
carefully sealed in a strong glass vial
or test tube and then placed in a cir
cular tin box,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-02
.MUTINY QUELLED
Prisoners Objected to Democratic Ra,
tiOns in Jail

Tulsa, Okla, March 2-Twenty-
four hours of mutiny among the pris-
oners confined in the county Jail here
ended today when the sheriff and his
deputies, with four OF the most unruly
prisoners left for Oklahoma City
where the men will be held for safe
keeping.
The mutiny was due to an order
placing the prisoners on half rations
as punishment for their cursing the
officers. The prisoners destroyed
their hunks and broke dishes and
windows.