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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11

at 6orretningsitrgget bIep unofanget
at S. 6. &oeller uroer ct 8elpq /
Minneapolis / Sanuar. S Sssuni toQ
Mercbants Hrotectioe M%siociation fig
at Sa9en.
- @n Mbisartifel, bpori omtoIes,
at Or. &pis pe0 StatsuniperIitetet
baboe iagt, at ga &pinoerne nj, bob=
De begpnot me0 &obble-5figrt, bil6e
De ON en- Sis ogioa fomme TIL Steele
ring og &lpft / &in6erne, fit 60
marc 8osiingbom, Ell 70 Mar gom=
mel @fre66er / eagle, til at lie Jig
ttloe0e. 2egen erflereoe, at bo1
bar oGb al ct &iertetilfel6e; me1
&igrtetilfeloet ifpl6tes 2atteren
8os3ingbam tar tret otter lit Sag
bert og ia6 foran Sbnen> me6en;
bans Some lelt e bit for bam. Sun
! l9lte @polte efter Spalte for bon
fra ct Wilmo1feebla6. Mrtiflen on
Sobble=S fiertet pofte 2otteren 10
bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11

for @or0oeItens 8ebpggelie at bpioe
Solf. @noleoes buffer bon Sean gei-
sollet og bans @elifabS Mnfomjt til
DebilS Safe @gnen / 1889. Sons
Gota er mango &ilfeloe temmeliq
'1tlare, 1ne1 peo ut ion1menboloe
Dem meo boao Der forelieeer biitorif
oplplt, faar man oog 6orltooelje al
at ban bar oeret meo i @ampene
mellem &eobuoerne og De bptoe i Sc
, oller ferite &i6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11
Joma.

Stotens S1tnobeosfomislion
1roeoe, at 6en Dapoe facet 8ugt meo
@ptoemien al 8 gr1elammelie, men
itbite uge er ipp npe Gilfel6e oPtaoet
/ @anlpton / 2pbet al ct 9Ggn. 80 .
Silfeloe bar bapt Ell 6poelig. uogang, !
% Sc pprige liges at pere FIRTH fe.
- Yrofesior 6reoericf @enfe, Der
bar beret 2erer pe6 gborles GitY
College og 2l1tber seminary / $50
perlp, Ell at Nor6 Somas melt fieno=
te TIFF lutberlfe Ye6agoger, er al
oen fineiiife @egiering onlat iom
SrofeSior / 5iloiofi og Yipfologi
beo l1niperlitetet / Nanfing. @on
CT oniot for 5 Aor, % ian refer on1
fort Sio til &ino, leOioget of lin. SIT
itru.
- Tormers on0 Iraoers 8anf /
Bancroft blep Natten mellem Sors=
Dag og 6re0og liolte l1ge biemlpgt al
&gpere, iom lprrngte @engeboelpi,1=
gen mes 9pnon1it og bortfisrte $14,=
600 / ct Mutomobil. Sprengni11-
gen blep uoiart meo iaa flor 0mb,,,
at intet Menneife one0e buoo 6er bar
ifet fgr nefte Mor9en. Bancroft
ligger peb Nortb 8eltern Sernbanc-
LIME. Ser 6lep telefoneret til ale
@Der inben Ell &ooiu5 al 100 Mile
ON at boloe 9je me0 Sc flpgtenoe
F., &ppere.
Sfslge forclebig &er0ionirt=
telle al Senator 9olliperS SO, ino=
leperet til Sfifteretten / Sort 3oogc
at bans @nfc, belpber Set Jig til $10,-
415 / per onlig gjenoom. s Sen
rprlige @jen0on in%o6efottes balls
gomle @omeiteao, $1,000; 48O Stores
TarlnlanO / @ebl ter County og 100
Mcres / YocobontaS County. Ser er
$4,000 / 2ipsosiurance, $4,000 i
@anfaftier, 500 Mrn,orp Stocf,
$15 in0lat / 8onf og $1,000 / 8efss
Ter. Sans berpmte 8ibliotbef er life
blebet U1r6eret.
S Mnrbeoen al @ritt fon, 5
! Menneifer tilifooe, bporof tire alpor=
ligt, to Sogne blep fnulte og ct Sig
tog blep itanoiet al to lpblfe &eite,
meoe1s &get al 6re6 ulm figrtes til
&irfen, bpor Sergegl10stieneiten bol0-
tes. @eoens 2igtoget Dor paa cit
Sci 6er goar peo @ioen al Milmoll=
fee=8anens Spor, fom ct Mutomobil
farenoe forbi og ifremte to Sponh
9eite. 50 Gogne tgrneoe MOS bii1=
onoen, og fem &erloner blep ilpn=
get no. S Sen enc Gogn bar @lr.
, og MrS. &enrD @armonion. MrS.
Sermonion fit ct Sen breffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11
Isl M1nnfnt fdrte pn @nn En-,

= @n Gbbofat fprte en- Sag for
ct fre-aartgt &arn, iom ban bap6e
taget meo / &etten. timber fin Sale
tog BON ben lille paa Mrmerp % talte
meget rgren6e. Barnet greco, o.
bets Saorer nnberitgtte6e 6oripare-
renS 8eltolenbeo og baffte 6e tiI1te,
.oeberen6es Me6lioenbeb. Mo6par-
tiets Mbbofot bleb meget urolig, ga
ban fao ollie ! faa flor 8epegeIie, og
ipurgte enoelig Barnet, bporfor set
greo. r&an timber mig" bulfeoe
bet 11lpftelige 8arn. 9erme6 bar
8rocesien tabt, tbi Dommeren moot-
te le, % belle BubItfum bpsleoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11
= @n Scat ii6ite l1gc bocSc gon-
n / Corona, 9 MiIe geor6 for Md.

= e11 Nat 1to1te nge DdcSc Gul1=
ten / Corona, 9 Mile Moro for Md.
banf, 8eigg at 8anfr6pere, lpn1
iprengte Dpren til &peloingen. Mes
btoere TOM Sc life. &~aslereren,
George @1arf, bap6e nemlig anbraat
ct Bar SLATER Gormnloebpo, ct me
get il6elugten6e Stof mellem 2srcu
til @pelpingen og SEN in0re Gpr. "a
Dpren til @%peloingel1 i%prG11gte5> 1if
6loiferne / Stpffer, og Tormalbe=
bpoet no6reote Ell loo oflfpelig 5toaf,
at De tog 6lltgten. Ser bar $1,000
inoe / Sfabet, iom Mgperne oernee
gift Clip al. 9erimoo boboe Sc BE-
ore @elo / tire 8utifer og i Sernbane=.
ltotionen, og efter at bope facet ct
goot Spite, flpgtebe Sc as Mi(hnf
til paa en- 9aan0car.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11
5vo Dufota.

= Micbael Gnoeri Jon, Ell 8rcmler
poo Gbicogo & Nortb=Meitern 3d.
men, blep orgm / 8eresforo fioite
l@ge. San blep gift for rogle Moo-
neoer itben og baooe lit Silent &a-
maroen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11
uer1 Datoto.

= @rs. g. Dabl / @rafton por
forleoen Seat ner omfommen al &rl=
gas. Sum paagneoe og fan6t, at &n=
reliet bar fulm of @ulgas> og bun
ielb bar ng1ten be6epet. &eloigois
bar Ger en- ten6t 2ampe Iige beb
Sengen> og peb &ielp at ben fanot
bum &eien til D6ren og aabne6e be,t>
tioligt not til at re66e fig fra at BIZ
be fbalt af @ns.
= Mor6 Dofoto Linton of Mn1eri-
can equity @ocietp bolbt ii6ite l1ge
@eoe ! Darlington og neotog Ell
&effe 6orilag til Gremleggelie / &C.
gislatl1ren. 8lo116t 6isle bar ct ON
tpungen &agl=Msiurance for allie
|6arme / Staten, ser ifltl0e betoles
be0 en- for bette Tormaal paalignet
Sfat. @erpe6 bil0e Staten bltpe Ct
fort &siurance<8irma. G1tobi6ere
anbefale6es en- balpaarlig 8etolt11e
al Sfatter, 0prettelie al Serminol=
@lepotors iamt Snitiotto og &efereri=
6um.
- 6. 30. 9tebacb ct @obnet poo
en- 107 &ar gammel Sr6ianer, ion
itbite l1ge blep arreiteret for at bar.
bragt Spirituoiu mo paa Sort Set
ten &%eiernationen, bbor ban bgrer
|biemme. San fan erin6re mango
cling fra De Gioer, oer ligger forub
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11
a1innelota.

= affttbringen at Sernerts fra :
Superior og Emo &arbors
/ Seionen, til 1. 9eopember bar
beret betpoeliet lterre emo flor,
ne1nlig 28,655>622 @rois Sons
imo6 25,690,375 Sons ifior.
- Sra @aibington t%eleeraferes
lioite. l@ge, at ct uofficielt SoeriIo9
oper l1ofaloet al Golfetellngen Il
Min11eloto gaar u6 poo, at @taten
iaar pil naa op till 100000 Sno=
bDggere moo 1851, 1894 1900.
- &eanetb Glarf, aosierer for
Mfinnelota 4foelingen al &s0e &ors
Sclitabet, iom foreitoor Sroiamlin<
gen al Se11ge til Sc bronoli6te be6
Sfopbran6ene / Norb Minneiota,
rapportereoe iioite l19e, at ian bob
Oe mootaget $4,000 til bette 6or=
mnal.
- s Smatonno inotrai lioite
ltge Ell Sl6ebran0 / 6orretnin9sffpar=
teret, JONI gaD @rorbpei Tenet Ell
baaro Scamp % anrettcoe 4beleggel=
le for 5000 Collars. Sloen opito6
/ Nfotional 5oupenir 60, ser trpffer
folorere0e Yoltfort, % / en- UNDER
oisie 2ofaler liggenoc 0rugitore ifete
megen Sfa6e al Gono og SIS.
s.
- Sra &e0 @ing meo0eles ii6=
lite 6re0ag ont ct 5fibbruo pao 2ofe
Eepin. 9ampifibet u@eranoo" og en-
8arfasie, lom ben bap6e paa Sleb,
begge la6eoe me6 lebenoe &reaturer,
bleb mi0t u6e pao 5een rant al Ell
&altepin0 % lanf. 9Drene ipemmeoe
in6 mos 8isconiin &p1ten, men IL
at Bent 0rltf1e6e. l1lyffen bleb lei
IRA 2an0, og flere 8oooc fom itrafz
it'll l1noletning. 9onrpifibets Ger,
S. $. Mobep, og 10 al 0prene bler
re0oe0e. Sobet ct $500.
- &c ne6bren0te 9yer 8au0ett{
og 5pool1er refer Jig al Miten mel
%forbaule10e 6art. Set ct III fln
, Tiger, ii0en 8perne blep 2uernes
Sop, % allereoe ltoor en- hel Meng.
Sc 8pgminger omtrent fnr0i9e. Sc
pe11teS, at 200 8pgnin9er Til per'
j. gienreiit / 8au6ette, inoen @intere1
begpnoer for Mlpor. @pis set iff,
Epor for Sen lange @rm poo 8al,
oettes &irfegoar0, bppr nlpffen,
y loire li9ger begrapet, piloe @perne;
6olf nGiten bope CLIENT &ranoen
Den Suer, bpormeo Sc III, arbeiber 70
at gjenrejle Sutifer og @oliger.
- Grief Mo6erg, Ell Iarmer fr
9rainero ggnen, IS Mor gomme]
[ fal0t fra lit &plps tire Mi( &elt: 70
{ Spen forleoen Mften og loa lige fo>
on Gognbi1lene. Gen aomle Sci
berte lin @erre fol0e til &oroen. @e1
lto0 taolmo6ig / flere elmer og pri,1
! lfeoe otter @iGlp. Goroner s.. y
8iblon % Gepltp Sheriff @lo1,
y Sbeorin bleb bl16ienot og ifpn6te ii
q til Steoet / SEN Sro, at oe bil6e fir
: Sc Moberg oeo. Mober9 loo be
pioitlps lom Bplge al 6oloet, ME
I oloeles uifoot. Moberg bleo in6laQ
a'poa ct &oipital og lenere flpttet 6e1
u fra til lit @jem, bpor ban liges G
= pere / goo 8e0ring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11
miseoMtn.

- Sc Tnreueoe StaterS 9l0lte
Boitmeiter, iaa bel bba6 @l6er fom
Iieneitetio m1gaar, Soiepb Drepf1s,
Sales Corner ner Milipo1fee, er of=
goaet De0 0g0en, 80 Aar eommel.
9m ban6e ptrret / &egierineens Sic
ne1te / 40 Mar.
= George st. &ap, er uelitaoe1t0c
Semmerban6ler / Ga @rosie % 8onr
Tier, forbenperen6e @peater at @is<
coniinS &siemblp, ct 6e6 efter len>
gere &i6s 5pgeligbe6. San bar fb6t
iSt. stephens, Seem 8%rurtspief> Ben
4. 0ftober 1847, TOM til Maine, ga
ban bar 18 &ar, og flptteoe til Ga
@rosie / 1878. San nor Rreftbent
for State @onf al ga @rosie.
-Baa 8ltrlingtonbanens &errain
be6 @rono Crossing ner Ga @rosie
fanotes forle6en / Ell @asie 2iget al
en- Man6aperlon @n Mrbei6er
fan6t, at Ser fom Ell raa6ben 2ugt
fra &asien, og 6erbe6 ffete Opoagelr
len. Ser Dor ct @l1gleinar / @obe=
set, og ban er ian6ipnligbis mpr6et.
"a 2iget oar / 1tprt oplsit &ilitano,
bar Ser tngen Muligbe6 for at ioen-
ttficere set.
Ga @rosie bar MI faaet cit flot
@a6ebelpsntng, ser blao taget 8rltg
ltolte l1ge. @ele @trefningen fra 6.
Street til 3. @treet paa Main, fra
Main til Sap paa 4. og-fra 4. til 8.
paa Fearl bor poo MabningSaftene1t
fulo at 0enneFer, 90 Mapor Sri
S. @ore,fon trpffe6e paa en- &nap,
iom for fbrfte @ang opGpite Ga Gros=
les ~@rent @bite @ap". Ser bar
Saler, N1tiit % Militerparooe. sllt
foregtt t ben met itraalenoe 8elps~
ming. Sheen 81 6erne illumination
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11
Norge. =

@ulDbryIIup teireoes oet1
20. Nttpber i Iletfefipro at Sore'1=
friperfontoriit @br. Gpnneslen og
ssrue, fpot SSocpblcn. @ulobrl'o9o'1<
men, ser fvlote so Nar Sen Is. Sf-
tober, orbeioer brer Gag pao Sor'
toret, liaelom ban fremoeleS lflptte1
lit m%aaaeooriec @pcrp iom 0prligel'
iesfpmis'Tr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11

81 uitrul ie=9 II en-
fsrlte Sfibe. &riltlo'1lo Den
Is. Sttober. 6irmaerne 6eorrleD 4
gqer, ariltionio, % @ilb. 8ilbelm-
len. Spnsbere, bar oiilrttet &ontratt
ON @ps,rine af to Ganrpifibe bper
poo 5000 Son 0popn9t. Stibene
lful /; Silfrloe i9ttcs / Uart n1ellem
Noree % A,.ltrollea.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11

en- 0roatfri1. I'll Nor
oes Spfurtstioenbe" meooeles ira
Stauurger, at @illon=9inIens Ne-
prriertu1t bar erflGret uohen 8r1g
MOS Soitbum= 9inien, ipun ltorteoes
for fao Moa1eoer lioen / Staparger
% priuer 6ort poo gngloro, irrhg
mes @ermetif. @ilipn pil, ON npo>
per1oigt, fprtluttc &pnt1lrre1cen / 10
Mar. Ere Tompltihe nil I'LL hlipe
lat ino / @illon=9fl,ten, meoenS Der
tiolisere finn bar ct. 9liper oet MOO
uenoi9t, iii @illpn=2i1rlen l9tte
Israeterne neo meo 25 pGt. UalOer
fren1oeles fife &%eitlunoet5 Sl1oultrl
til Spoe, pil @illons oprette 9erme=
tifiobrifer for oerpeO at lfooe Dem,
ium ltDtter Snitbl1n-9inten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11

Irutnet Ipfter. Ior*
leeen ait Cutter 9. @onien, Ser ar
beioeoe peb Nplonos mefaniifc Grrf<
l1eo / Mriilionio, nco / &onoet for at
reporere eli Sol poo &Grtlteoet. @a11
hopDe puret Ell Stuno neoe, oa 2r1tr
rsret oaa eli eller onben Moaoe git
il1ntfer. Mon u1lta9er, at Oct ct
flen1t il1uffer mellem Ell Sooo %
@aien. Sun por 10 Nar % e%1terla<
Ser Tia Nul1ru ra n1o11ae Born.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11


Srnbt unber SAND
ro:. Sra llrltn1 meloe3. at Ell
@uslnano Neriro. Si9p. &r. Gtre, er
bIepen brrht nllner ct Sannrd3. @a11
por fiert uo til Sonoto1ct tloll9 pao
Gassn. % man bprte life mere til
BAN. 9anat on lGn9e fpn1 Soften
bjeu1 alelle, % nlol1 %itipnte "a, at '1o=
oct oalt par pooirrbc. Uplt ltpl1ote
lia til gteoet. % efter npgen Spge1'
fouot Sc Monben l%iggenoe begrnpet
unber en- lloralet Sonobolg. Gen
forrIpffeoe efterlober Jig gnfe og a
in1oa gsr1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11

@frtp efter Hrppenumer paa bette.
8la6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11

S 6rcbrifsito0 er 8p-
bebpgge1len forlenglt naaet uoenfor
8pens @%renoier. Bp og 2ano gaor
/ ct. Sc bpmasiie bebpgseoe @aoer
goar langt u6oper Granddaughter. @n=
felte @teoer er ser blepen opfert
Suie miot paa @renolen, %iaale6es
at ben enc 9el at Suiet ligger /
8Den, 6en anoen Sci paa 2onoet.
Saalebes boeoe / lang Sis Client
minges Sognepr9lt / ct @us, bpor
Sopeobpgningen Lao i 6reorifsitao,
meoenS u6busbDgningen, bbor Ser
ogioo bar inoreoet 8erelier, loo i
@lemmtnge. Nu er Ser inotraoot ct
m9rfeltgt Stlf9loe. @n / @lemmin=
ge / flere Mar itemmeberettiget 8or=
ger, Der boeoe / ct @us, bpis enc
@olpoel laa / Greorits1ta6, er flpttet
ooer / 6enne 2eiliebe0. @fjpnt ian
oltioa Dor / famine @us, er ban flpt-
tet otter | ct anoet &algiogn, .og ga
ban lite bor boet / benne 2eiligbe6 /
9 Iar, biI ian ioor iffe bIibe itenme-
berettiget peo &gitens @omunepolg.
San flptteoe ifior, og bans itotsbor.
gerlige 5temmeret bleb 90 oDerfgrt
fro @lemminge til Greorifsjta6. Sill.
falot er ontagelig eneitaoen6e i
Qauoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11

Grofifbirettpr WELL
b y c er ofgauet neo IpOen, II
Star gomnel, rorlnlet at @iertellag.
MeO bam er cit al &eteranerne
blanOt Norges Sernbanemnn0 gaoet
bort. Otter oillutteOe StuOier Deo
Eplptefnifum i @onnoper tit Sr.
Mellbpe i 1856 Nnipttelle iom Ni=
pellpr pe0 SernboneonlGggel1e, /
bpilfen @tilling ban forbleu inotil
1857, ga ban git oper til Citizens
geipeien. Otter to aars Sieneite /
@eippienet iom Sngenieroslitem gif
Mellbpe / ialnme Stilling tilbage til
Sernbaneetoten, bbor ban / 1862
opaneereoe til Settionscbef ienere
til 9riftsbeitprer / 3. 0iltrift (Sa+
mary. S 1890 forflptte0e5 ban til
ariltiania JONI 9riftsbeltprer / lite
0iitrift, / S11li 1896 opertog ban
8eitprellen at Srafif0ireftprltillingen
og i auguit 1897 meo0elte5 ban tgl.
&onltitution iom Trofif0ireftgr. S
1907 %fratraa0te ban 0enne shilling
% fun6e ga lie tilbage poa femtt Mars
Mrbej6e / Stotsbonernes Eieneite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11

oo ban reiite, fporer gqnlfe til Set,
ban finder, r1aar ban fomlmer biem.
&un Er@erne, ian plonte6e / @fo'
lens &lantetimer, er blepet Sfob, %
&oens &lofte lpoer enonu freoeligcre
/ bans 9ren, ser bar gienlDot al Ser~
0ens 2orm. Sans 2an0 CT in0en
2illeput11o9ape al Set 1tore, ban font
nter fra"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11

w. " Wv *I%'%S% Uu1tl| nPo@u. , !
boilfen ffil6reS @le6e ODER oct pragt>
fuloe nori fe @fteraar, og benpeges
paa bpor ifien en- SilpereIie Stor.
benoerne tan fire / @orge, ifriper
Gru Glen &prl1p Mielien bI. a.:
"@moofolf / Morge er ser niger,
@runo til at misunbe bperfen @om-
mer eller 8inter. @torbon6en li6-
Der me6 ben gobe Sor6 % tan life
ielge fra, uben at 6%orfeorene pen-
Der Jig / @rapene.Sg oenSor6, 8la6s-
manoen leier al ba1n, er lite mem
at foa Menneifefeoe no al. &or bon
bugget og renlet, loet Mulo oe
Mgg, @pe6 og Mrbeioe / beu, u6en
at faa 8re6 paa tit 8or6 mere END
en- Gong ON ueen, iao retter bon
&pggen og tenfer paa ben Iange
@inter, boor ban life bar meget a11-
BET at gigre enc at iuge poa 2abben.
ban faiter ct iioite 8lif poa 8ier=
gene og paa Sior6en, poo @lpen oe
ben gren1e Sal, og iaa refer ban
no for at fin6e Sor0, ser lsn1ter bam
'beore. Seen tit 2an6e glemmer Fan
life. Sg set gaar lite bam iom Sen
oanite u%opanorer, roar ban fomn1er
biem igien og finder alt ogot og
imaot, babe 2on6 og @prog, 6or=
bolo og Mennei fer. Mor6monoen be-
bgper lite /. fin 2pngiel efter &iem-
laHoet at gibre 8iereene bpiere og
Daleae grennere, og set fal6er bam
life IND at iammenligne ben 1tor1fe
@effe me6 BEN anreritanfe @eroens-
By. Set @lleoe, BON tog me6 fig,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-06-22
FEARED ATTACK ON
CUSTOMS HOUSE
Mexican Officials Hide va|u.
abIes and Ask for Troops.

Bisbee, Ariz., June 22.-The Next
can customs house and postoffice in
Naco. Sonora. was guarded by Next
can customs guards all night, antici-
pating an attack from revolutionists.
The Mexican customs collector came
across the line to Naco, Ariz. with the
customs house money and went to the
Mexican consul whose house is guard
ed by American deputy sheriffs.
Mexican Consul Torrez at Naco,
Ariz., had received. information that
an attack was planned on Naco, sono-
ra. The attacking party was alleged
to be composed Of Mexican revolution
lists from both sides of the line. The
Mexican consul communicated with
the City of Mexico and Mexican
troops have been ordered to Naco.
All ammunition and rifles In Naco,
AriZ., were taken across the line by
Mexican customs officials and every
available man was armed and ready
in case of an attack.
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should be brought within reach of the
poorest, believes John D. Crimmins a
wealthy philanthropist. Mr.. Grim
minis Is at the head of a committee
which is urging the establishment Of
city market under the Queensbor-
ough bridge where flowers will be sold
at low prices.
"At present persons able to buy flow
ers from high priced dealers on Fifth
avenue can obtain all they DESIRE" he
said, "but it should be possible for a
poor child to buy flower for 2 or 3
cents, or a wild hower for penny"
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TEXAS NEGRO IS
BURNED AT STAKE
Was Accused Of Numbering
Young White Woman

Rusk. Tex, June 22.-Leonard John
son, negro, charged with having
killed Miss Maude Redding, a young
white woman, was burned at the stake
by Il mob.
Sheriff Norwood and a posse were
en- route here with the negro when
they were oVerpowered by mob at
Lone Star, near the home of the muir
dered woman.
Securing the frightened negro,
pleading for his life, the mob dragged
him short distance from the town.
There. it is stated. he confessed he
had murdered Miss Redding.
The negro was then tied to a stake
and after brush had been piled high
around the torch was applied. Disre-
garding the pleading of Johnson. the
fire was fed until he was dead
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He Couldn't Sec the Joke.

'The mother-in-law joke isn't half
as funny to me as It was when l was
bachelor said a young New Yorker
to his old chum. i've got a pretty
good mothertn-law myself, and she's
visiting us now. That's all right too.
But here's my crouch: ~
whenever we go out in bunch, as
we generally do. ma grabs the baby
every time we sit down-subway, ele-
waited, bridge, surface or ferryboat.
Just grabs the kid, you know, as if It
was her private property; exhibits it
In way to everybody near by, tells
the woman next to her all about how
to raise children and what she's doing
for this particular one; attracts gen.
eral attention, you see, with my baby
as star performer and my wife and ]
sitting there without a chance to say. a
word and looking as If we wanted to
apologize for being on earth"
Don't think that's funny, eh?" said
his friend. "How your sense Of humor
has shrunky'-New York Globe.
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Self Disaraced.

In Boston, as every one knows, the
symphony concerts are viewed In the
light of sacred ceremonials. In this
connection the story is told of two lit
tie girls of certain family who re-
turned from the music hall I'm state
Of mind" One Of them carried an ex.
preston Of deep scorn, the other an
air Of great detection.
"What is the matter, girls?" asked
some member Of the household "Was
the concert f1ne?' -..-..
'The concert was all right" respond.
ed Eleanor 'The trouble was with
Mary. She disgraced herself"
"Disgraced herself?"
Eyes; she sneezed in the middle of
the Symphony philadelphia Ledger.
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TO MARRY LITHUANIAN PRINCE
Miss Dorothy Deacon viii Wed Scion
of Ancient House,

London, June IA wedding which
is attracting the interest of society
generally and the Anglo-Amerlcan
colony particularly is that set for this
week of Miss Dorothy Deacon, young
est daughter Of the late e. A. Deacon
Of New York, and Prince Albert Radzi-
will Of the ancient house of Radziwill
of Lithuania.
The family of the latter and his
friends expected him to take bride
from a house of ancient lineage. The
prince came to England to arrange for
the wedding, owing to the difficulty in
his own country Of arranging alliances
between persons not of the same re-
ligion.
The wedding was originally set for
Wednesday, but a postponement was
necessary owing to a few requisite
formalities yet 70 be arranged.
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CAME on ROOSEVELT SHIP

New Yorker So Excited He "Forgot''
to Declare Jewels.
New York, June 22.-Isaac Pollock,
cloak and suit maker of this city,
who came over on the same steam.
ship as did ex-President Roosevelt, is
under $1,000 cash bail pending exami,
nation before the United States com
missioner in Hoboken, N. j., as to
why $4,000 worth of jewelry found on
his person by custom inspector was
not declared.
His examination is an unusual one.
He says that there were exciting times
on the steamship all the way, because
of Rooseveit's presence on board, and
being of an excitable temperament, he
forgot to declare the jewelry.
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Had Been Lost Thirty DAYS.

Winnipeg, June 22.-Captain Rol'
lans, one of the best known mining
engineers in Canada, who has been
missing for the past five weeks, fol
lowing trip to examine some mining
property, was found alive by party
He lived for thirty days on berries AND
leaves. He is eighty years of age, and
Is now in Port Arthur hospital.
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Peru Agrees to Mediation.

Lima, Peru, June 22.-Peru has &C.
copied the suggestions OF the United
States, Brazil and Argentina, the me.
diators in the dispute between Peru
and Ecuador, over the boundary line
The $4,000 volunteers who had been
modified on the frontier have been
recalled. i g.. .~-..
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Half a LEAGUE.

The class had just finished reciting
1.-THE Charge of the Light Brigade"
"Now," said the teacher, ''can any
one present tell me the meaning of
those words, Half a leagueT"
Up shot the hand Of Thomas Jones,
aged eleven, football captain and in
domitable fullback.
"Please, sir, 1t means they couldn't
get enough clubs to make up the full
league"
Some one had Numbered. London
Answers.
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Roosevelt Has Quiet Day.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, June 22.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt is having the first day
of the absolute seclusion he has de-
clared he must have. His only caller,
H. M. Hobson, secretary of the Hamil-
ton club of Chicago, was the bearer of
a letter from ex-Judge John H. Batten
OF Chicago, vice president of the club,
asking Colonel Roosevelt to receive
the Chicagoans before they returned
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Minnesota Pioneer Dead.

St. Paul, June 22.-William Pitt
Murray, pioneer, aged eighty-three, is
dead here of appendicitis. For more
than sixty years Mr.. Murray has been
closely identified with the civic life
of St. Paul. AS president of the con-
stitutional convention he aided in for
mulating the constitution of Minneso-
ia and during eleven sessions, at
various times, he served in the terri
torial and state legislatures.