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The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25

the thrilling days OF 1907, and
1908.
The First State Bank of Lennon
will promptly negotiate farm loan
for YOU. See them.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25

The Immigrant traffic along the
Milwaukee at this time is simply
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
HORSE EhDANGERS
LIGHT SYSTEM Of
CINCINNATI
Unfortunate Horse Slips Into.
Manhole Among Electric.
Wires and Gas Pipes.


Cincinnati Aug b. Slipping hind
feet foremost into a manhole that led
o. a conduit a struggling horse to-
night endangered the gas. electric
hRht and traction system OF the down
town section of Cincinnati for moro
than an hour.
The conduit carried pipes and feed
wires and the iron-shod hoofs throsh-
INK about among these. tore Insulation
and threatened to short circuit the
wires or communicate the electric cur
rent 90 the iron pipes fun Of gas.
Ihe horse Slipped on he asphalt
ana knocked OF the capstOne III the
muuholc- a score OF volunteers ran
tu the assistance ct the driver hut.
despite their efforts the animal slid
backwards inch by inch until he was
entirely beneath the street.
For an hour and a half the various
rescue forces were working at cross
purposes Some were Tor tearing
open the conduit 90 save the horse
for tearing the horse 60 pieces
go save the conduit. Finally q heavy
was riRged over the manholc
and the animal WAS hauled out
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
THEORY IS
ABANDONED BY
DETECTIVES
Cleveland Officers Now Be-
Iieye Millionaire Lawyer Rice
Was Slain By RObberSI
frightened Away.

Cleveland. O.. aas. s-The theory
that William l. Rice. the wealthy
attorney whose murdered body was
found near his Euclid Heighths home
on Friday, was a-ssassinated for re-
venge, was practically abandoned by
the police this evening. The discovery
Of new clews yesterday and today, all
Of which point to attempted robbery
being the motive of the crime. have
their opinion that hold-up men are
responsible for the lawyers death.
From some sources which They re-
fuse to disclose the police claim to
have learned that a robbery had been
planned by professional criminals in
the ~neighborhood Of Mr.. Rice,s home.
on the night OF the murder. The two
objections to the robbery theory are
that the body was FOUR lying In he
fun glare OF an arc light. and that
nothing OF value had been removed
from IT, The police explain his on
the ground hat the murder was pre-
ceded by a struggle In which Mr..
Rice's assailants were forced into the
light n that the noise Of an ap-
preaching automobile frightened them
away before they had a chance 10
rifle their victim.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
a German American Institute.

publicists and resDons-
lDie officials Of the United States and
germany are agreed that formal or
eenlzatlon Of q GermaD-American
institute in Berlin, on lines similar to
the International Bureau Of Repuh-
iics IN Washington. will be beneficial
20 the higher interests of each conn
Try. Funds have been provided nv
uViofs from both nations: and the
rAsk OF organizing the new institute
viii Iatf upc Professor Munsferbcrp
OF Harvard. who also will lecture II
German universities during the com
ing year Professor Munsterberg's
exceptionally thorough study Of
american life and his service 10 the
herman government IS its informant
OF American affairs. make his choice
Tor this important task natural what
a change has come over the scene
during the past decade. in the atti-
OF Germany toward the country
n ehange due in part to an awaken
ing 10 the fact thai for generations
,ffeat Britain. for obvious reasons
mao practically monopolized the
n directing influence upon
our literary, political and theological
IDEALS, IN ways formal and informal.
AZ Is % the credit OF Emperor VIII
nam that he has steadily cast his in
liuence in favor of c~uitivatfng Amer
friendship and intelligent UNDER
standing OF Germany's acquisitions.
policies and ambitions. and that he
lone all that he could to create
hes Of fraternity between German
md American scholars. educators and
public men. Now the task is 10 be
,arried on formally and with thor
'ughness and efficiency through an
,ndowed institute IN Beriin.-Boston
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
YOUNG GIRL VICTIM
Of HORRIBLE
ASSAULT
Her Sweetheart, Who Says
Negro Committed Deed, Is
Held in Jail TO Await IayeSti-
saS8a. By Police.


|FT''f = .
lby Morning soaraaI Special Lease1 Wfrel
shAApee Okla. Aug. S-With her
lace battered Des5nI 9yvgafssSa. her
skull fractured. and probably suffer
ing from internal injuries. Miss Jes-
sic Ellington, years old. is
thought % be dying at the city hos
pttat here. Her sweetheart. Charles
Rotart % years old. Of Tecumseh. is
held AT the county Jail o. await the
outcome a the girls Injuries.
Robart says that while he and the
girl we're returning from a local park
near midnight last night a negro at
tackled him. The boy SAWS he ran.
after sustaining slight injuries which
he exhibits as substantiation Of his
story and that he supposes the negro
then attacked the girl hobart
aroused persons in the vicinity and
guided them to Miss Ellington. The
girl has not recovered consciousness
since b was picked mp.
Police in searching hobart found a
revolver covered with blood and
hair. The hair Was the same color as I
Miss E~dington's. say the police.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
POSTAL BANKS TO
OPEN OCTOBER
FIRST NOW
DEPARTMENT GETS BUSY
BECAUSE OF CLAMOR
Mails Received from the
Stamp Collectors Who Urge
that They Be Sent Savings
Stamps Which Are Not for
Sale.
Morning Journal Bureau.
sl3 Munsey Building.


washington. -. C. Aug Z.
The postal savings banks system
may be put In operation a month or
" earlier than expected. 1t nov
seems possible that a number of these
institutions can be established by the
middle of October or November 1.
instead Of January 1, as previously
planned.
II present plans are carried out. the
new hank will not be introduced at
ne outset I'm cities OF the first class.
The departmental committee. which
D. now perfecting an organization. will
recommend that the banks be tried in
the first instance in postoffices Of the
second and third class.
IL Is pointed q that IL postal saw
lnEs were received al the beginning in
me big offices. the cost Of administra-
tlon would limit the Introduction of
the system to a comparatively few
cltles as the appropriation made
available for this current fiscal year
was fixed at 500. 600.
The officials declare that the cos.
-of administration viii be greater In
cities OF the first class than in cities
OF the second and third class.
Indications are that one postoffice
ih each state viii be designated as a
postal savings bank. Towns will he
selected where the cost Of administra-
ton viii be reduced 10 a minimum.
Later. when a larger APPROXIMATION h.
made available, by congress. the syg-
TEN viii be more generally extended.
Uncle sam Is not finding Il an easy
task TO get up In the banking bust
ness one OF the problems presented
p involved In the effort 70 do away
with the individual pass book. I'm 10
uate no satisfactory substitute has
been proposed for the pass book. M
the pass book Is adopted. as now
possible. officials say that me
expansion OF the postal hank sYstem
VII Ultimately make the central office
~ Washington the largest departm.n,
oi the government service.
The pass book would require book
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
WOODRUFF NOT
READY To
RESIGN
ss~h -ss . IL a.
.SSANXs PRIMARY FIGHT
WILL BE COMPROMISED
New York Chairman lniimates.
Defeat Of Hughes Pet Plan;
Confident Of Republican Sue
cess IN Empire State.



Beverly. Mass. Aug. s-Timoih,
J. Woodruff republican state chair.
man N New York talked politics with
President Taft for more than twn
hours and a half today Mr. wood.
ruff Is optimistic over III outlook IN
New YORK. declares that "a e8mpro-
mise viii be reached on the pfimars.
question and significantly remarked
before he left for hofue that eircum-
stances might arise that would cause
him o. he a candidate 10 succeed him
self as state chairman.
The compromise which Mr. Wood
ruff sald would he reached ON the
primary question means "a defeat ~
Governor Hughes plan for direct
nominations Mr. Woodruff said that
the party leaders IN the state would
not STANG for tbe elimination of the.
ntion principle. Tie said that.
President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt
were IN accord rs t. New York poll
tica and neither ueu disposed to force
his ovn views rs 10 any man or
thing.
Just how far Colonel Roosevelt viii
60 In the coming campaign in tight
ing for the direct primary system
has not been sisted President Tafti
stated his position anew today He
also believes IN the convention idea
rs % state tickets. although he prob
ably would approve ~ "a direct prl-
mary vote az 70 aasembiymeu. con-
FreEsnieu aud United states senators. |
President TAFT and Bfr. Woodruff
are old friends.
They we're az Yale together. Mr..
Woodruff sid today that he talked 4
~ the president on many things II
Nau loo early. De said. 90 speak with /
any degree Uf accuracy about caugf-
dates HF general conditions
But ! am willing "a be quoted as
saying that the condition ~ the demo-
cratic party IN the state . aat the
least, ~ mot inspiring.
'"To the republicans was suggest
ed.
IT ls not inspiring 70 the %democrats
and therefore Inspiring q ue republic
laughed the state chairman
President Tan also had q talk today
with Secretary N State Knox The
president n Secretnry Knox are u--
ing their good offices 10 bring about
an early settlement Or the boundary
dispute between Ecuador and Peru.
According 90 present plans the
president may remain n Beverly this
until October rs. He viii "a to
~ Paul 10 speak az the National Con-
.EervasioH congress On September r..
and from there viii 20 20 Washington
Tor q week The cabinet Viii he cali
% meet IN Washington al the same
time, Prom there the president viii
g Beverly % remain until sell
Into October.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
BANDITS STILL
AT LARGE IN
MOUNTAINS
SUSPECTS ARE
GIVEN FHElRIIBERTY
Rangers on Trail Of Men Who
Held Up MogoIlon Stage
Have Hopes Of Capturing
Guilty Parties.

Especial Dispatch 10 the HornlnG seursslI
Silver CITY. y n. Aug. s-Nearly
sixtx hours hare elapsed since the
robbery % the MnRoil0n-sIiger City
stage Saturday morning and the men
who pulled of the daring stunt are
auli at liberty. e Mexico mounted
| policemen and county officers have
Joined forces and are K~igilantiy
searching the mountains for the high
wagmen but thus far no arrests
have been made of ans importance.
Three suspects were picked up in the
vicinity ~ the Ernesiine and SocOrr0
mines. but these were later turned
loose as HE evienee WAS not strong
enough nv warrant holding them.
A further examination ~ Jose Do
mlngunz body to-day shows that the
piuckY driver Of the stage Nas shot
three times. The powder burns we're
on his back, indicating that he WAS
hot freln the rear ana that the shots
were fired Ht close range
The report that the United states
mail pouch was rifled By the robbers
lg Incorrect. The mail reached here
Yesterday Intact and the pouch 20
All appearance had not been TAM
pered with.
"A Mogollon IL S. miles from ST.
yer City the movements Of the posse
In pursuit. 81 the robbers are hard to
foliow 4 report from the camp to-
night. however. Is 10 the effect tina,
the rangers are Htill securing the
country, up hill and down dale and
expect % come upon the bandits soon
81 81 larer a pitched battle may re- |
suit when the g~fficerS and the ban |
dts meet, but the trsuers are an
armed 20 the teeth and have orders |
y IRE % the least sign Of resist
auce.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
M0T0RCYCLlSTS FINISH
FIRST LEG or LONG RACE

siroudshure. Pa. Aug S.-The rid
ers IN the endurance and reliability
run 81 Ia Federation OF American
Motor Cyclists completed the first leg
~ their sos mile journey through
PENNSYLVANIA n New Jersey tonight
when they reached S~tgoudsburg after
q strenuous trip from Philadelphia.
VIII Harley, who rode the Harley.
Davidson cycle arrived first az Goa.
lte was due ~ 5.4A The only per.
lect scores were made by Crocker
Russell and Nicholson with Thor ma
chimes They arrived az COZ. . 90
and y 10 respectively.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
DELUGED
WITH LETTERS
He NEVER SEES
Carefully CenSOrS Cor
reSpondenCe Addressed toI
Alleged Wife Murderer inI
Quebec Prison.

Quebec, Aug A--Lettcrs and ieic-
grams addressed 10 DIR rrippcn are
trcumulatinE az the provincial jail.
hut De Or allowed 10 receive or an
s"er only the cable messages from
Arthur Newton. his London ~attornc-.
relating Co the preparation OF his de-
i'hs" Fully "a dozen letters and as
many messaEcs have nevcr reached
D prisoner because Tailor Norm has
"uluderd them Improper 10 deliver O.
man nl Crippeu's situation. All are
rom the United states or Canada aud
most nf them from attorneys hut al
't one 90 W are enclosed in dain-
~ sluarc envelopes and addressed IN
Nislinotlf feminine handwriting.
% the iirSt time since her arrest
A.s Lcnere asked today FOR some
'N 20 read The Tailor sent her q
of magazines a frash hatch
OF naEazinG was also sent % Grip
pen WHO reads om-nivcrously.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
VISITOR SEES
NEW YORK LIFE
IN THE RAW
Being Witness Of Fatal
Street Fight Noble Portu-
guese Narrowly Escapes Be-
spc AZ, ,rI~,~a ~',-~~ ~;.~ ~x.


49, Asynlns Seprnal saeeaAi L~sss@ wirei
New York. aug s@TTNe xr -
Montpensier. uncle OF the king Of
Portugal and q brother to the French
pretendeF. went pat 10 see the sights
tOnight-and he SAN them.
The dukes pilot Was leading him
they acre half q mile from the place
Il gang fight spraug up, just in time
for the duke 20 see as much Of il as
he cared 10 from the shelter Of a
protecting doorway When the smoke
OF thirty revolver shots cleared one
mar lay Rrithing on the pavement.
and another limped To the nearest
corner and fell
The duke and his guide went 10 the
nearest police station whittier two
prisoners n the wounded were first
taken
III tell you nothing. one # The
wounded men said to the police and
then he fell dead. struck with convul-
sions.
The duke shuddered. He had
begun 20 recnver his coInpos-
ure when the dead mans brother
walked into the station house and.
seeing the duke beside the body. mis-
took him for p prisoner under arrest
White with passion he leaped for
throat screaming, you did this.
III get you for IT,"
Policemen caught his arms before
he could strike 2 blow or close with
the duke. but the noble Bourbon was
shaken and called for q cab.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
MOSQUITO. 4 0R0ES
DRIVE CAPTAIN
FROM SHIP
euible Ordeal Undergone By.
Mariner Stranded In Florida
Everglades With MutinouS
Crew Of Negroes.

Key West FIa. Aug 8-Driven
from his ship by the attacks Of NOS
quito hordes at lumber camps al the
everglades, Saturday, Captain Graham
Lowe. ~ the schooner Emerald. made
q foriy-six hour journey To this port
without food Or water and eighteen
hours were spent desperately ~clinging
10 the bottom ~ a small boat in which
d trip was made.
The Emerald's crew 81 six negroes
did not mind the mosquitoes. They
refused to man the schooner and
leave the swamp al the order OF their
captain. An expedition viii be sent
10 search for them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
MILITIA MAY STOP FIGHT
PICTURES AT WHEELING

Charleston. W Va. Aug S-Unon
being Informed that arrangements are
being made Co exhibit the J@cffrIss-
Jnhnfnn fight pictures len WHEELING
Governor Hlasacnck tonight appealed
90 the local authorities In Wheeling
Co prevent the exhibition.
The governor iutlmatcd that tho
state militia may he used b. ncceq-
sary 10 prevent showing OF the pic
lures in this state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
BASQUE PROVINCES
PLAN CLERICAL
CAMPAIGN
Growing Suspicion That Car
lists and Catholics Are Work
ing Hand and Hand Against
Government in Spain.


San sebastian. Aus s.-The Cath
Ollie juntas Of the Basque provinces
decided at a meeting today TO wage a
broad campaign lin defense Of Cath
oiicism, and to use all efforts to
spread the propaganda throughout
spain.
AS the first step they named a gem
eral committee 10 organize a mann
moth manifestation against the gov
eminent.
Later they viii seek to create mill
tant Juntas in every province.
The carlist leaders also held a
meeting today, but behind closed
doors. The suspicion that the Cath
olics and Carlists are working hand
In hand has increased the uneasiness
OF the authorities.
Cardinal Merry del Val, the papal
secretary, has forwarded TO the presi-
OF the junta here the thanks Of
the pope and his apostolic benedic-
ton. There were no disorders OF any
kind today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09

the organs Just now. bat he il trying
hard 70 turn them over TO some one
else. He a notified Coroner p NJ.
ZNarf thaf the visceFs are In the mar
shal's office ready 10 be turned over
70 him whenever ne calls for them
But DR.. ZNarf has not minated that
No wants the organs
For a few weeks after the close Of
the Hyde murder trial the yiseera
Rere kept IN a local Tank vault. I'm
pioyes of the Institution Imagined
saw spfQks in the vicinity Of the
vaults which contained the exhibits
and the result was that the viscera
were transferred to Marghal Mayes
5aHit0rs AZ that office like
Hise objected % the presence Of the
evidence with the result that Mr..
Mages began scouting for a new Gus
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09

todaya wen woman Mrs WILLIAM
AHRFNs pss W zist St., Chicago. mn
Lydia y Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, made from native roots and
herbs contains no narcotics or harm
lul drugs, aud today holds the record
Tor the largest number Of actual cures
- female diseases oi any similar madi.
ana m the country, and thousands Of
voluntary testimonials are ON hlc in
The Pnkhaln laboratory a Lynn.
Mass. from women who have been
eured from almost every form II
female complaints inflammation, al
cerAtion, dispiacemcntS hbroii tumorz
irreguiarities periodic pains harkaehe.
i~ndir@ss!on and nervous rrostrahon.
hNer@ such suffering woman owes Il 20
nersen 70 give Lydia r. Pinkham's
VEGETABLE Compound q trial.
III you wculd like special advice
about your ease write a confiden-
fiai letter 10 Mrs. Pinkham. At
Lynn, Mass. Her advice i free.
and always helpful.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
ROCKEFELLER MUST
ANSWER FOR
SPEEDING
Constable Holds Stop.
Watch on Kerosene King and.
Finds Him Going Thirty
Miles an Hour.
IN, Morning Journal Special L.a.sa wlr,I

Cleveland. Ohio. Aug S-John D.
kersefelier Is slated TO appear in a
Justice court tomorrow morning 10
answer 81 summons charging him with
breaking the speed laws with his au-
fomohilc The millionaire was caught
30 a speed Trap last Thursday by
Constable J. II Bilkey Of the little
village 81 South Euclid. Bilkey says.
Constable Bilkey decided by his
stop watch that Mr.. Rockefeller was
driving at q speed of thirty miles an
hour Today he secured a summons
and went to the oil magnate's home
Forest Hill
Mr.. Rockefeller received Constable
personally. accepted service Of
tho summons and promised To appear
before Justice j. w. Dean tomorrow
morning Then he sent the constable
home in triumph In a carriage. as
sured him. Bikey said. that he thor
appreciated his courteous way
of doing business. and desired above
an things a. obey the aN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
STREET CARS STONED
BY M0B AT COLUMBUS
tBy Ms'aisr Journal Special L.@..s wire,

Columbus. Ohio. Aug. S-First ef-
forts to run Columbus street cars
without militia protection tonight re-
suited ia partial failure The stonine
~ ears began early this evening. and
hf 5 O'Clock the company began or
dering cars into the barns. II was
expected that cars could continue
running In residence sections. where
trouble has not occurred before.
No further e%ndeavors we're made
today 20 settle the strike.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
PYTHlANS WRESTLE WITH
INSURANCE PROBLEM

Milwaukee. Wis. Aug. S-One 81
The problems that the supreme Lodge
OF council OF the Knights 81 Pythias
Is endeavoring 10 adjust 6 that relat-
ing 90 the Fourth class insurance ia
the ORDER. After wrestling with he
matter today the supreme Lodge re-
TERED the whole question g. a special
committee. composed ri the COM
mitiee On insurance department and
the board OF control and several past
supreme c~hanccliorS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
State Of Ohio. city Of Toledo. }

l@RitS 1DuNANs
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
be is senior partner Of the firm of r.
J. Cheney a Co.. doing business in
the city Of Toledo. County and state
aforesaid. n that said firm will pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9Th day OF De
cember, a. ID. 1856.
tseal) A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucou surfaces Of the system
for testimonials free.
Il. j. CHENEY Il co.
Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. Toe.
Take Hairs Family pills for con
stipatiOn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
TOWNS BID FOR
PRINTERS CONVENTION


Minneapolis. MINI, Aug S.-Fol-
lowing the first das of the meeting
Of the International Typographical
union. special interest seemed to CEN
ter Ground the selection FOR the place
uf the next convention.
san Francisco. salt Lake City and
Houston SIRE the claimants In the or
der named With san Francisco main
tanning tho Head
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
+AA0R}Z FORCES
DISASTROUS REVERSE
lBy Norulrs Journal Special LEASED v,.,

Bluefields, Aug. S.-General Men
reported today that san Ubaldo oa
the north coast of Lake NlcaragY"
had been taken by the Insurgents M
der General Machias and Gensral
Saenz. Two assaults were made ona
upon the governments position \,
San Jose and the other upon the eity
OF san Ubaldo itself ~
The insurgents encountered tho
Of the government troon.
who had gathered al that point fros,
throughout the department of Chon.
Mena reports that a praa,
quantity Of provisions, rifles. ete
were captured and the enemy los,
many killed. The loss Of the attact.
ing force was small.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
Rr,an . Real Dead one.

William Jennings Bryan has pass
Dspite the act that ne was an
orator OF wonderful ability. a man Of
honesty and integrity. some how his
political ideas failed 70 take hold 81
the great majority. though he had a
large minority with him. lie was
down in the Nebraska state.
democratic convention on his temper
ideas and the country NJ large
u that he was repudiated by
bis Tartv-Cccouino sun.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
RODE WITH SHERIDAN
IN RIDE TO WINCHESTrl


Omaha. Aug. SIS. :. Peters wi
veteran newspaper man and sais, a
died at his home in this CITY tsssf
al the age OF So. He was one ~ ssesy
cor that rode with General ~ sAe
idan on his famous winchester y4as
Serving through thesCivil war
continued in the army until 1875 ne
in the Eighteenth infantry. nar,tp
pated IN some OF the most nosaHl
Indian campaigns Of the was,~I
plains. He was One II the newsrsnnH
who covered the trial ana N
cution Of Charles Guiteau. He
Washington correspondent for gs
Ohio State Journal during the M
r mini tretion. His last work
Omaha Bee. ""