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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-03-19
ConseiIs Pratiques

"Une association de danes fran
caises s'est WI alresser uD message
episcopal au1 merite de faire son
tour du monde chr6t1en,' a 6crit
M. Hacault, dams Ia "Libre Paro-
le", de Qu5bec. Ces danes, tres
bien disposees du reste, avajent
mis- leur activit6 ct leur influence
au service de l'episcopat dams la
crise actuelle.
Mgr Turinaz, 6veque de Nancy,
leur r6pondir en- ces termes:
"Mettez fin a vos d6penses ex-
travagantes; abandonnez vos mo-
des luxueuses ct frivoles; renoncez
q vos diners ct q vos soupers en-
parties fines; supprimez vos mon
danit6s co1teuses; mod6rez. vous
dams vos amusements; sacrifiez un
peu moins q vos go1!s fantaisistes;
introdulsez plus de simplicite dams
le train de vos maisons. EFT vous
ferez alors des Economies 6normes,
sans qu'aucune de vous en- SQUIRE.
Alors, vous trouverez les moyens
de contribuer largement au soutien
de la bonne cause ct d'apporter un
secours serieux ID Oh IL besoin sen
fait 81 grandement sentir!'
"Ces accents, un peu rudes
peut etre pour les oreilles de cer-
ta1ns d6licats, mais dune Juste ct
opportune s6verlte, rappeilent les
admirables conseils DIES PAres de
pEglise aux femmes chr6tiennes,
durant les grandes prosecutions
des premiere siecles de PEglise''.
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L'EoHo DE L'OuEsT, $l.OO par an
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Les NouveIIes
CE QUE NOS LECTECRs PoURRAIENT FAI'
RE FACILEMENT

RE FACILEMENT
Tel que nous lavons dit plusieur
reprlses l'EcHo DE L'OuRsT SO fait tou
jours un plaisir de publier toute nouvel-
le depuis la plus minime jusqu'a la plus
importante. Nous prions done nos abon-
n6s ainsi que le public en- general de
nous faire parvenir CO qu'on a1merait a
lire dams les COLONIES de notre journal.
Dams une vile de petendue de Mime
apolis IL est impossible de visiter chaque
place d'affaire ou chaque famllle, mais
ceux qui auraient un compte-rendu d'u'
ne fete quelconque, d'un parti de surpri-
Sc, dun pique-nique, dune ceremonie
nuptiale, dun deces, on ceux qui aime.
raient annoncer le depart ou la visite
dun parent ou DUN ami, ETC., peuvent
nous fare parvenir ces nouvelleGa PE
CHo DE L'OUEsT se fera toujours un plai
sir de le publier.
On peut nous fare parvenir ces nou-
velles soft en- les apportant directemen
notre bureau 3O5 Avenue Centrale, en-
nous telephonant on en- nous envoyant
mar la MALE
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Tariff special pour les annonces au mois
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Demandes d'emplol-demaudesd de do
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Jets perdus ou trouv6s.
Au taux UN CENTIN par mot
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lie Pape tel quill Est

(Ecrit par Henri de Noussane,
deux ans apres l'elevation de Pie
X au pontlfcat.
L'opinion qu'on du pape actuel
est g6neralement erron6e, Fideles
ct infc6les voient en- lu1 un "bon
cure de campagne." arrive au pou.
voir supreme contrairement aux
provisions de la raison humane, ct
ecrase par lie poids de la tiare.
Les ames pieuses le plaignent, les
mecr6ants lie raillent
Qui done dit: Lies Francais
font l'histoire ct vlvent de l6gen-
de?" Nous faisons de Ih1stoire en-
dechirant le pacte d'union de re.
elise ct du pays de St-Louis ct de
Jeanne dare; nous vivons de le-
gende en- imaginant un pape de
village installe au Vatican don't le
prestige nous semble ainsi dimi-
nue..
La l6gende du"bon cure de cam
pagne," les sarcasmes des parts
avanc6s q ladresse de "Sarto'', !,
nous font prendre pour des sots
capables de croire que le fills dun
pauvre petit employ6 communal
de bourgade 1talienne pu devenir
pretre, eveoue de Mantoue, archie
veque ct patrlarche de Venise, ,puis
cardinal ct enfin pape, sans avoir
dome au pouvolr spirituel ct tenn
porel de Rome, des preuves de la
plus haute sup6riorit6.
En- r6alite, lie pape Pie x, pieux,
mais non mystique, bon, mais non
fable, est un administrators ct un
negociateur hors de pair. II le
sens inne de la valeur des chooses;
II a la pratique naturelle des hon.
mes ct des affaires, II est positif
d'lnstinct OF politique sans y pen
ser. parce gull est V6nltien dams
Fame ct dams le sang.
La ser6nissime r6publ1que a
laisse des traditions qui ne meu.
rent pas. Elles courent dams l'air
des legunes ct des campagnes de
la V6n6tie. Pie x. en- est tout i'm
pr6gn6. Certes: c'est un prudent,
un r6f6chi, un doux, mails IL salt
ce quill veut ct Oh IL va. II yecu,
IL WI, il appris, il a retenu. Ii
pr6voit, il prepare, il utilise. Pour
tout dire, il fait dix fois plus de
politique que Leon XIII, mais IL
ne Sc dome point des airs de di-
plomate. II gouverne CONNIE il
respire, tout naturellement. Son
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-03-19

Washington, lie secretaire de
la marine, M. Meyer, Went de don
ner lordre de faire sublr aux cui-
rass6s am6ricains qui ont fait le
tour du monde les r6parations don't
lis ont besoin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-03-19

Woonsocket, 4 L., -Mathilda
G. Damas poursuit la Dunn Wors-
ted Mill au montant de S25 900
pour la mort de son mari, John
Damas qul etc tue accidentelle-
ment q cette manufacture le 7 mai
1908.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-03-19

Rien de plus fort pour Dieu
qu'une anne pure. On ignore trop
la puissance de la puret6. C'est
Pune des grandes forces qui me-
nent la terre. Ellie embarrasse ter
riblement les conseils de pastuce
de la violence, ellie est ce roseau
qui pile mais qui Sc redresse tou-
jours sur 50 tlge immoblle. H
Perreyve.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-03-19
CANADA

Quebec, I'm vieillard nomme
+ rancois H6roux, q etc trouv6 mort
dams son lit q Saint -Romuald.
St-Hyacinthe. Que. La popu-
lation de cette vile a etc tres p5n;-
blement affect6e. en- apprenant la
mort presque subtle de M Eucli-
| de Cue rtin, fills de M. Leopold
Guertin ct dc Mime Alma vi.
gneaux.
Quebec-Au cours de la pr6sen-
to session, la Legislature sera sal,
sic dun int6ressant projet de loi,
elabor6 par le d6put6 de Gaspe, le
DR. L. j. Lemieux.
II s'agit de la fondation dune
m aison de retraite pour les insti-
tutrices ct dn remaniement de la
loi sur les pensions.
Quebec, La guerre a la d6bau-
che SO fait plus vite que jamais.
Plusieurs propri6taires de maisons
malfam6es ont etc condamnes 3 de
fortes amendes pour vente de bois-
sons sans licence.
On dit que lintention des auto
rites est de forcer peu a peu ces
maisons fermer leurs portes, en-
leur fa;sant payer pamende fire.
quemment
St.Hyeclnthe, Que M. Joseph
Alf6rie Teller, ci.devant medecin
vet6rinaire, ct depuis plusieurs an
n6ee, le g6rant de Ia st Hyacinthe
Distillery Packing & Vinegar Com
pany, Went de mon1ir.
LIE DR. Teller etalt pour alnsi
dire Tame diljgente de la distille-
rie de St Hyacinthe.
LIE DR. Teller 6talt age de 81
ans. II laisse une femme ct huit
enfants.
Laprairie, Que, -Notre village
etc menace de confagration. En-
effet, un violent incendie s'est de.
clare dams une maison 4 quatre
etagea qui appartenait q NJ. Henri
Boyer ct la copensllhss.sznent f6duite
en- cendres.
M. Salnte-Marie, en- outre de
son mobilier, perd aussi une somme
de $3.50 qui Sc trouvait dams son
pantalon.
Les dommages s6lAvent d envi.
ron$5 800 M. Henrl Boyer, pro-
pri6taire de la maison incendiee,
$4. 900, assurances, $4,000, M. AL
phonse Dupre, un mobilier $500;
kpas d'assurances; M. Joseph Sain-
FTe-Marie, mobilier $500; assuran-
ces, 5000.
Montreal, QUE, lie d6place-
ment des atfaires occasionne par le
depart de la compagnie S. Carsley
pour l'ouest de la Vile, est loin de
faire du tort cette partie car bien
que l'emplacement du grand ma
gasin ne soft pas encore vendu,
plusleurs plans sont d6]a combines
pour rusage de cette propri6te.
On l'intention, para1t il d'y
construire le plus grand ct le plus
somptueux 6difce de Montreal.
II aura dix 6tages, ct une appa-
renee massive considerable ct inn
posante.
Quebec, On parIe beaucoup
de lexpos6 budgetaire prononcf
par Honorable NJ. Weir.
On y constate que l'exc6dent des
recettes de la province sur ses de
psnses pour l'exercice clos le 30
JUN dernier 6t6 de 81, ,035 ,636.7l,
ct que, avec la solde de caisse de
l'exerclce precedent, la province
await en- caisse, le Ter Juliet der
nier, la jolie somme de 81, ,458, ,574.-
SO.
Lorsque le parti literal est arri.
v6 au pouvoir, en- 1897, non seule
ment Ia calsse 6tait vide, mais il y
await des placements a faire sans
retard, pour lesquels il a fallu en-
prunter temporairement 100000
q la banque de Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-03-19
FEU! FEU! FEU!

POURQUOI ne pas placer vos
ASSURANC E S
avec un des n0tre? Soft contre lie
Feu, les Ouragans, les Voleurs on
les Automobiles ct les Chevaux.
Voyez done notre compatriotes, il
est tres fable ct est le seul Cana
dien Francais repr6septant les
Meilleures Compagnies de la Vile.
Telephone, T. s. 1882.
}. O. BELANGER,
1900 Avenue Centra]e
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-03-19
EUROPE

Paris, lie ministere du travail
a pris possession de pancien palai'
archi6piscopal pour installer SCI
bureaux. La chspelle etc trans
form6e en- sale q manger.
Madrid, -Cette Vile est Ell G.
! moment aux prises avec uDe 6pide
ME de fevre typhe 1de.
Plus de 800 malades SO trouven
d6ja dams un hopital. Les d6ce
sont nombreux.
Paris, lie chateau ct lie domai
ne de Sandricourt (departement d'
lOise). qui est un des plus
beaux de France, a etc vendu au,
encheres sur la mise q prix de l.,
100000 frarcs, somme insignifan
te 81 ION considere importance de
la proprl6t6, oui content 1000
acres, un pare splendide ct un su
perbe chateau prox1mite de Pa
ris.
Les enchAres ont eu lieu ct c'es1
NJ. Robert Walton Goelet, de New
York qui s'est rendu aclufreul
pour la somme de I, 100000 francs
Rome, On fait encore couril
le broit de la d6mission possible
de NJ. Tittoni, le min1stre des afai-
res etrangAres
On dit que Get homme d'Etat ne
consenti q rester d son poste Que
pour ne pas lnfuer sur les cleo.
tlons generates, mais que mainte
nant que celles. ci ee sont termin6es
par une victoire. il ny plus dc
raison pour quill conserve son por
tefeujile.
LIE bruit court que M. Tittoni sc
retirera en- meme temps que le mi
nistre de la guerre.
Paris, -L'ambassadeur def
Etats Unis, NJ. White, communi
que au gouvernement franeais une
invitation d'envoyer un d6legu6 al
congres international pour la con
servatlon des resources naturelles
qui SO r6unira a la Haye en- sep.
tembre proclaim.
Quolqu'auc reponse matt en-
core 6t6 donn6e, on ne doute pas
de l'acceptation de la France qui
dome tant de SONS a la conserva
tion ct q la reconstruction des ri
chesses naturelles de son sol.
Pau { (France), On went de
faire d l'asile St Luc, une lugubre
d6couverte.
On ali6n6 await disparu depuis
le Is Janvier ct toutes les recher.
ches efectu6es, soft dams l'6tabl1s
sement. soit aux alentours, soft en-.
fin dams la region, etaient aemeu
rees valnes.
L'autre jour, un garden 6tant
monte pour les besoins du service
dams le clocher de la chspelle, vii
un cadavre au bout dune corde.
LIE corps, don't les pieds tou-
chaient presque le sol, torrnait lie
dcs a la fenetre, il eta;t dams IN
6tat de conservation parfait car
Fair froid veuant du dehors lavait
CONNIE momifie.
LIE malheureux, nomm6 MONIES,
s'6tait pendu a une poutre,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-03-19

Paris, lie ministere du travail
a pris possession de pancien palais
archie piscopal pour installer ses
bureaux La chapelle 6te trans
form6e en- sale q manger.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-07
In The Morning
Try Charcoal Lozenqer and a Glass of Water If Your Breath Is Foul
 and Your Mouth
 Tastes Bad.

Immediately upon arising in the morning, should you have a bad breath and a disagreeable taste in your mouth, try a charcoal lozenger. Simply chew the lozenger up as you would so much candy and drink a glass of water. washing it down into the stomach in this manner. The ef- feet is almost magical. The mouth becomes sweet and the breath pure and fragrant in a very short time.
 After a few days you will notice that your stomach is digesting food much better. All traces of gases and sour stomach will disappear. and the perfect assimilation promoted by a healthy stomach will build up strength and muscle. and your bad breath and coated tongue will be a thing of the past.
 Give Stuart's Charcoal LOzenges a trial, results are assured, and posi- lively no bad effects can arise from the use of charcoal Stuart's Char coal LOzenges are made of young willow wood charcoal and pure, fresh honey, taken direct from the bee hive. You may eat all you want, give them to every member of the family. They will cleanse and purify the stomach and keep it clean and sweet.
 Stuart's Charcoal LOzenges are good for everybody at any time. Try them. For sale everywhere, 25 cents per box. Sample box will be sent free by mail upon request. Address F. A. Stuart Co, 200 Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-07

rooters joined the baseball team in the excursion to Tempe to watch the Jack rabbits bite the dust. Instead, they sat in the grandstand and shivered in the warm sun as they saw the Jackre bbits gallop around the bases in a sort of merry go- round. The Coyote expected to take the Jackrabbit by the neck and shake him until there wasn't any more fight left in him, but it did not turn out that way.
 The fireworks started in the first inning. When that dreadful inning was over the Coyotes were beaten and they knew it, but still they kept up the fight to the bitter ninth in the hope of making some sort of a creditable showing aainst the furious onslauht of the Normal battery. Yet inning after inning trailed its goose eggs along for the High school. and the last batter was put out in the ninth with no score for the Coyotes. After the first they held the Normal team down to three more runs.
 The work of Aver. the Normal pitch CT, had a great deal to do with the result, although some errors on the part of the Phoenix team also had a direct effect on the present percen- tage of the Normal team. Aver pitched every curve known to geom- etry and contiseceions. He varied a Hogarth line of beauty with a parab- ola, which was followed by a curve that resembled the last twist of a dy ing skyrocket. Out of this collection of curves the Coyotes picked out two hits and that is all they got during the game
 The Phoenix nine was weakened by the absence of Hahn. who is i'll. He was missed both in the box and for his batting ability
 Phoenix came up to bat first. Fan min was the first man up. He did not succeed in strengthening out any of the crooked ones sent over the plate. L. ToIleson came next and was equal ly unsuccessful Jones did a little bet ter. He got to first on an error of
Arizona republican., 1909-03-07
HUGHES STARTS FOR
 GLOBE ON HIGH SPEED
He Will Make the Entire Trip With the Speed Lever Padiocked.

With the high speed lever thrown on and padlocked and the paddock GOV cred with sealing wax. Hughie Hughes and Frank Hilderbran will start today for Globe in an Oldsmobile. The ob- ject of the trip is to demonstrate that the car can make the entire run with out changing to low speed.
 The car will be placed on the train and expressed to Tempe. as the river is too high to ford Before leaving Phoenix it will be signed out, the speed lever will be thrown on and locked. and the paddock covered with sealing wax. The keys will be for warded to the mayor of Globe, who will break the seal and remove the paddock
 Hughes expects to make the run from Tempe to Globe in five and one half hours. The route will be to Mesa and then over the somewhat dangerous road to Roosevelt. All of the grades and there are plenty of them on this road will be taken on the high If Hughie comes to a hill that he can't climb with the high speed he will have to wire to Globe or to Phoenix for the key to unlock his speed lever
 The car will be met outside of Globe
Arizona republican., 1909-03-07
TANNER CHAPEL A. M. E.

CHURCH-CornedS Second and Jeffer- son streets. Rev. R. Franklin Bray. pastor; residence, 113 South Second street; phone. black S,351. Sabbath services: 10:30, praise services, Mrs. p NJ. Maxfield. leader. 11:OO, preach ing: subject. Our Triumph Over Death and the Grave" The sacrament of the Lords supper will be admins tered at the morning and the evening services. 12:O0. class meeting. 200, Sabbath school, Miss Ardmore Lewis, superintendent 3:30. forum, special address to women; the women of all walks of life are cordially invited to this service, which is especially for them only G:3O, Endeavor society, Miss Irene Cook, president 7:30, preaching; subject. What Is the Kingdom of oGd and Where Is It Located?" Strangers are made wei come.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-07

short, but was caught while attempt ing to steal second.
 Lynch came to bat for the Jackrab- rits. He let Hurley send the balls along until there were four and then he walked to first Mullen was hit by a pitched ball and Standage got to first on an error of short. That made three men on bases and just then a passed ball came along and Lynch scored. Dykes famed out. Aver got first on an error of short and Mullen scored. Morris then got to first on balls. Cuber famed. With three men on bases Critchley knocked a fly to right field that was meant for a home run. Three men scored on it but Critchley was caught between third and home, and the disastrous inning was over. Score at this point. , to o.
 The Coyotes straightened up after this inning and played good ball. They did their best to hold down the Nor mals. Hurley pitched steadily until the eighth, when Fannin was put into the box The Coyotes found it almost inn possible to get hits from the delivery of Aver. Hope was revived in the ninth when L. Tolleson knocked a three -bagger, but it died quickly when Jones and Higley both died immediate ly after.
 Yesterdays game does not settle the championship. as each team has two more games to play. The Coyotes did not appear a bit discouraged on their return to Phoenix. for they paraded the street singing a charming little ditty, which runs something like this: "One zip, two zip, three zip, gam.
 We got beat, but we don't give Rip
 Van Wrinkle had a little bull pup We got beat but we'll never give up"
 The tabulated scores are as follows: Phoenix High 70 o Q 0 c c 0 c co Tempe Normal .5 0 o 1 o 1 KS
 Normal R. IT. E
Arizona republican., 1909-03-07
Totals

Hurley for the Coyotes famed and walked 2. Fannin, who pitched in the eighth. famed and walked 2. Aver for the Jackrabbits famed IS and walked none. Three-base hits-Critch ley. l.. Tolleson, Aver. TwO-base hits -Cuber. Lynch. Empires. Tebbin and Todd.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-07

A bald-headed man came into barber shop one day and took chair
 Hair cut, Joe" he said.
 The barber looked at him, slapped the white dome of his skull with mock tenderness, and gave a loud laugh
 Why, man. said he, you don't need no hair cut. What you wants shine nei"-WashingtOn Star
Arizona republican., 1909-03-07

by some of the Globe motorists, who will acmompany Hughes to the court house and watch his car climb the steps.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-07
Tempe Normal Now Leads In the Struggle For the Valley Championship and The Republican Cup--Each Has Two More Games.

Game yesterday-Normal school, 8; Phoenix High ohool, Q.
 A rtaher small crowd of Phoenix
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-11-18

"LUT.FIsk" DINNER AT. VEGA.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-11-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. IF.
Frances Lindberg, reporter.

= y = y = = = y
Lois Void was enrolled in the 4th
grade of the Washington School.
The fact that one of the pupils of
Of the Warren High School chose
number 80, Wake. Freshmen, Wake,
must have had some effect on the
Freshmen. They entertained them
selves at the school building last
Thursday ewing ably assisted by
the Sophomores who captured one of
their officers. Having restored him
to his fellow students they received a
splendid lunch.
Mr.. keenan, has been absent today
on account of sickness.
The Seniors are patiently waiting
for the snow to pile up.
G. G. Schulz, the state superinten
dent spoke to the pupils of the High
School last Thursday morning.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-11-18
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER

am the owner at the following
described land situated in the County
of Marshall, Minnesota, viz: The
south west quarter Of the north east
quarter (A), the north west quarter
(1) Of the south east Quarter(A } and
lots one a. and two (2) Of Section
one (1) in Township number one
hundred fifty four (154) Range forty
five (45) west; containing 1888
acres. 70 acres Of this has been cult.
waited up to the last two years. There
is . small house, log granary and we'll
20 acres timber and 20 acres fenced
to pasture. All can be cultivated ex
cept timber land. Rich black loan
soil. Well drained BY county ditch
along north line. * miles south east
Of Viking. In miles north west d
Thief River Falls. There Il : mort
gage on same for $500. duo ono zeal
from January 18th. next. s3l Per con,
interest. To 30 sold either .clsar Of
subject to mortgage. Terms cash
Sealed bids Tor this land received II
to December 10th 1903. Abstrac,
showing merchandise title. Loci
this up at once and send your sealed
lids to me ct stswartville. olmstst
-. 49, ,finnesota.
o. q. HAMMER
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-11-18
SHERIFF SENT TO PRISON
Y. 8 SUPREME COURT Furnishes
OFFICIALS FOR MOB RULE
Second Time Highest Tribunal II
IA Land Has Taken Such
Action. -a.l.-

Washington, Nov. 15.-sheriR Ship
Of Nashville, Tenn. was sent to PMS
on for 90 days by the supreme court
Of the United SAttes.
His companions, Williams and Mol
m. were sentenced TO 90 days. and,
Gibson. Padsstt. and Mayer to 60 days
for oontsmpt
This was the second time IN the his.
tory Of the supreme court Of the Unit.
ed States that that august body had
imposed q sentence upon citizens held
guilty of disregarding its mandates.
The previous occasion was in another
generation.
Luther Williams, Nick Nolan, Henry
Padgett and William Mayes, residents
Of Chattanooga, found guilty of par:
ticipating in the lynching of Ed John
son, formed the rest of the group. Be-
fore them all sat the officials Of the
department of Justice. Around about
them in the little courtroom. were
their attorneys and other lawyers,
while the three rows of seats for spec.
tators were. crowded.
The proceedings were practically
without precedent. In 1875, John
Chiles, business man of Texas, was
brought before the court for contempt
in connection with dealings in Texas
indemnity bonds. contrary to an order
Of the supreme court. He was fined
$3.50. But that instance lacked the
interest of the present case. In It
were involved no race question, no
lynching, no Interference with state
Jurisdiction; only tho majesty of the
law as interpreted by the highest eourt
Of the land.
Grew Out Of lynohlno.
This case originated In the courts
decision In March, 1906, to consider
the appeal Of ohnson, from q verdict
Of the Tennessee courts holding hin
guilty and sentencing him to be
hanged on a charge Of assault. The
night after the determination Of th,
supreme court to review the proceed
ings was wired to Chattanooga. q mol
stormel the fail. took the prisoner but
and lynched him. 8
The court was much incensed by thu
lynohinx, and at it, instance the attor
nsy general instituted proceeding
against Sheriff Shipp. Jailed Gibson
and q others supposed TO have beel
Implicated In the lynching. charging
them With contempt. Many Of tn,
aoeussA were exonerated. and II tn
j md oahiy six were found guilty.