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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31
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acknowledgements in Sic Mnnalen
bes 8. 6. Observation-Disclosures
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mer6en." Dieie pom bodm. Bater
Mlfre6, .. g.. s., 6em &farrer Der
@louo l1nbefledten @mpfangnib-
gemeinoe, ouSgeiprodenen @orte
bradten Montag Mben0 sic feierli@e
5timmung in sic in ser ct. Marien=
idulbaue %periammelte groBeMeni6en=
menge, pel6e ser ginfiibrumg bon
1O3 nel1en Mitglie0ern III Sen ct.
sSSolepbs Inter tiibungsperein BET
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gen 6es S9i1inger=5trob Sr4eiters
fiiute iid sic i9mude 8ereinsbaae NIT
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31

Staate Slinois an, po Sodoerlelbe
in ser nabe Beru gelegenen ct. Be
6a's Mbtei geitern, Mittpo@, als Nra.
les ser Observation-Disclosures Be
neotftirer' &ongregation bel Der Mbt-
mabl Sen Goriib fIbrte.
Sci ser biele ISOLDE Mtttpob tn
ser 81. Sobn @anttl1s Stride gu ct.
.Glouo gebaltenen orei5ebnitinoigen
Mnoadt leiiteten 6em bodpp. &farrer
s. @ron1olifi Musbiilfe 6ie bodm.
&erren Du6ef bon Gilman, @1a3oet
bon 8romerpiQe, &enfoiiaf bon 2it-
tie Taas, Nater @eter, .. g. g., BON
Dulm, nno Sic bodm. Serren S@e-
rer uno 8uider bon ser &atbeorale.
DaS lebitirte @odJamt um balb II
l1br celebrirte ser bo6m. Serr Quiet,
uno Mbenos balb s l1br bielt bodm.
SEER &romolifi feierlide @esper nno
bodm. &err @u5bef sic Ereoigt. Gie
gauge @emeinbe naberte iid mabreno
sen pielen Morgens Dor Sem Sod=
amte ge1eienen III. Meiien 6em 81
i6e oes &errn. Mad ser @esper
feierIide 8ro5eiiion 6ur@ oas
berrli6 geidmiidte @otteSbaus gebal=
ten, uno sic 6eier i61oB nit @rtbei=
lung 6es iaframentaliiden Segens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31
Sin id)mnder Sempel.

9 Sn ser l1nbefledten @mpfang=
niBfirde 5u Saint CLOUD nerltef
sic Siterfeier in i6t0niter @eiie, nno
in iener @emeinoe mar eS namentltb
6as nen 1eforirte nn0 1ten ausgeitat=
tete @ottesbaus, SOS beim feterli6en
@%ottes0ien1te sic bobe 8eoeutung 6eS
Sitertages berportreten uno gon5 be-
lon0ers empfinoen lieb. nno tn oie=
lem id0nen @ottesbaule erflang gu
Sitern BON Sem neu %gebil0eten Str
dendor unter 2eitung 0eS &rof. @obl
cine edit cdcilianiide Mulif, oeren
gortrag, miemobl ser @elammtltim=
menflang nod 5u miniden iibrlg
laBt, ein gefiblpoler nno oaber Elm
anipredenoer mar. Ser Efarrer Ser
unbefl. @mpfdngniBgemeinoe ser
bo6m. 8ater Mlfreo, .. g. s., oellen
oanaes @innet1 nn6 Gradten oararf
qerihtet NOR, ieiner @eutein6e ein ar@
nad ssnnen miiroiges @ohesbars 5n
beioreen, bat sic Musfiibrung bieier
l0bliden Soee in 6eS @ortes gan5er
Bebeutung gu @ege gebradf. Die Sir
die wuroe ausgemolt, nno tpiemobl Die
Malerei ldlidt uro einfa@, feblt an
ser gh0nbeit ser Sarben ntdts, tpetl
weoB, Or6nmng un6 &arnonie ftd &c.
qenieitig ergan3e,n un6 oaonr6 Elm
8ilo edter @irdenfunit gei@afte1
muroe. Drrd sic Malerei puroe
aud I'M mittleren @ditfe Ser gotbt-
fde gauitpl our@ in ginflang NIT
Sen @oeen Ser @eiteni@iffe gebrodte
gtrablen bergeitent uno 5uiiden sic.
len @trablen in oers4l1ppel mnroe11 OILS
@aupt5ier anf sic Mutter@ottes be-
5uglide, fnn1tgerebte @mb1eme ange-
bradt, 5eren 8eoeutung in oa5n polz
ienopn lateinii6en ginnidriften er-
Iautert merben, sic in Ser l1eberlebung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31

@elegentli9 ser am Selte oes 81.
Soiepb in Nier5 gebaltenen Sabresrer-
iammlung 6es in iener @emetr0e be-
ltebenoen CT. Soiepbs Mannerbereins
Sic @abI ser 8eamten nit na9=
iteben6em @rgebniB borgenomme1:
Slider &rdii0ent; 9beooor @roB,
@ice=Grdiioent; S. 8e6nar; 1. Sefre=
tar; S. @rainer, 2. sefretdr; S. S.
8oler, 6abnentrdger; Muguit Soft.
mann, Maridaa, 81. 6. Ma6o, ST.
nan3fomite auf 6rei Sabre; bodtp.
@err 5. 6. @tiegler, 9ireftor fit
orei Sabre; 6. s. &erfboff, %l1nterilt>
6ungsar5t; 81. 6. Ma@o, Sefretdr
Ser Observation-Disclosures
Die @irrnobmen mdibreno BEG letten
Sabres beIiefen iid auf $1154.3O, oie
Ma1slagen $176.95, 6emgemab Ser
aolienbeitanb $977.35 betragt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31

mie foIqt lauten: y Smmacnlsa-
I s &c pit u, &atronin -Mob
inns, menu cine iolbe &atronin n1S
beidubt. 2. Matipitas, 9. 30.
9. - Maria leu6tet berpor, neil bon
fonigli6er Serfnnft. - &raen NJ
totio, 9. sc. g. ~ SSn 6em Set
ligtbum oiente Maria Dor SIN
Wott). ~ Desponiatio, 9.
81. g. - @ie cine quite @emablin
ltebt Maria ibrem @emabl Soiepb CUR
|Seite. 81 Mnnunciatio. - Ser
III. @eijt miro iiber 6i6 fommen. g.
I8irgp praDican6a SIN
@edielgeiange itimmen mir laut Sc
iange an. y @i@iitatio. Sic
trat Elm in oas &aus 6es 3adorias
uno begriiBte sic @liiabetb. 81 g o.
|tipitas 9om. g. S. s. - 9ieie
Sungfrau CAB ms Sen l1rbeber un=
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Sic opferten SEM &errn Elm 8aar
Surteltauben fir i'm. 10Y Do1o=
res, g.. 30. g. - . mte traurtg u16
betriibt NOR Tie, sic @ebeneoeite. =
|11) q nmptio.- Maria tpl1roe
aufgenommen in Sic btmmlii6e @ob<
nl1ng. 12) Goron,atio. Maria
muroe iiber sic @b0re ser gngel err
bolt Msiit Ser in einfa6em Sarben-
ipiel gebaltenen Decoration gebt Sic
meitere Musltattung, Ser nnbefl. @n=
pfGngniBfir9e &ano III Sano. Tor
allem per0iener1 Sic nellet1, l9onen
&ir6emitiible nno 8dnfe gr1pabnnng.
onr9 oeren Mni6affung nno aufitel-
lung 1870 Sibe in ser Stride gepon=
men iino. Weit SEN neu pergoloete1
Mltaren itebt sic nelte, bemegli@e &an-
5el inn idoniten @inflang, nno our@
oieie lit Elm beiieres Ser tanoniB 6es
Yreoigers er5ielt un6 Ser mangelbaf=
ten Mfuitif ser Stride Mbbilfe GEE
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sic Nebenieiten ser 8iibne iino glei@=
fails mie ser urtere Sbeil ser Stride
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fiibrt Elm binter SEN SeitenidiffS<
eingangstbiren nen etngeridteter
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tbiire uno 5mei Seitenglastbiren
ppm eigentli9en &ir6enraum ge=
ttennt lit. Sn Sem Gorbof iino 5mei
@eibmaier @ranitbefen angebra9t,
oenen nod 5mei an6ere an Sen Seiten=
arsgangstbiren 5ugefugt meroen.
Durh Da6Iibter iiber Sem @bor uno
ser 8iibne lit sos friibere gebeimnib-
poQe Dunfel erbeut moroen, poorr6
ser s9ml1d Ser &ir@e geboben uno
Sen &irhenbeiudern Die beim 2eien
notbtpenoige &eQe beiorgt miro. Das
@ottesbaus ser ct. @louo 1nbefl. @m=
pfGngnibgemein0e itimmt in ibrem
l90nen, einfa6en 5@mud our b0be=
rem Mnoadt, un6 Ser bodm. &farrer
8ater Mfreo, .. g. s., 6arf ii@ in
gere9tem Stol5e 6eiien rubmen, Ser
ibm anpertrauten @emeinoe gu elmer
ser idoniten &ir9en ser Dio5eie per=
bplfen gu baben. nno in 6ieiem
i6muden @ottesbauie miro am font
member Counting ser bodm'ite @err
8ii9of Grobec Morgens balb II l1br
Elm 8onttfifalamt celebriren nn6
Ma9mittags 3 ubr 6as fl. 5aframent
ser 6irmung ertbeilen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31

Observation-Disclosures SEGEE@ Ia&SsrAE%M
@immer bas Droensfleib empfing
uno I'M acknowledgement Sabre an1
gleiden Gage sic einfa9en @eliiboe
ablegte. 3uriidgefebrt nod Der ct.
Sobn's Mbtei polenOete er Die gum
&rieiteritanoe erforoerliden Stnoien.
Mit 0em bodpp'iten General @ifar
Msgr. 6. @ogl u1o 8ater StaniS-
laus @reiler, .. g. g., prr6e 8ater
SEQ, .. g. g., am 80. September,
1876, pom bodm'iten 8ii@of Sei0en-
buld gum &rieiter getpeibt. Ct fei-
erte iei,1 critics fl. Mebopfer gu Mortb-
fielo, Minn., am Is. Sftober uno
fam fur5 barauf nod ct. SAUL an
sic Marid @immelfabrtsfirde als Mi-
iiiten3prielter, bon mo aus er Sic Sc
meinoe Saf Sale periab. Seine prie-
iterli6e Sbatigfeit erltredte ii6 nod
Der auf Sic @emeinoen Sacobs &rai=
RE, 81. Mifolal1s uno. @appelbuid.
SIM Sabre 1877 griin0ete er Sic &C.
meinoe @olb 5pring, legte 6aielbp
oas 6unoameitt gu elmer Stride, oel=
ien 8aiement iabrelang als Motbftrde
henutt pl1roe. 0as @farrbaus, rro
cine nieoli9e MuttergottesfapeQe noel
DIE unmeit oes 5tdotdens auf einem
8ergfegel tbronte, ipater aber 6ur6
Sen @pclon ruinirt muroe, per6unfen
ibm lire grbauung.
SIM Sabre 1880 l0Ite er Sen alten
Nater 8eneoift, .. g.. g., in ct. Soar
tin ab. 9tadJber fin0en mir i'm in
ieiner @irfiamfeit mieoerum in ct.
Saul, ct. @lou0, 6arming ltno Safe
Senrp, mel9' lebteres unter ieiner
&%altoration 5u elmer lelbititan6igel1
@emein0e beran bliibte, in Ser er Z
Sabre iegensrei@ arbeitete. ST. er-
ba1te 0aielbit Elm geraumigeS &farr<
bal1s, pergroBerte Sic Stride UNI oaS
9oppelte, i6affte orei @loden iomie
Statuen ulm. an. Die 56ule oaielbft
fam nun 1lnter 0ie 2eitung bon Or
oensi9meitern, sic Biz 5ur Stnnoe
olgemeine 3ufrieoenbeit geben.
SIN Sabre 1894 muroe Safe Sen=
III Ser Haitoration Ser @eltprieiter
iibergeben, nn0 &ater SEQ trat sic
5telle als Hfarrer in Seem Muni6
an. Sic 2iebe uno Mnbangli6feit an
ibren 5eeliorger 8ater SEQ fat Big
5rr gt1noe ni9t nadgelaiien in Die
ler @emeinoe, in ser er 10 Sabre
lang ieines MmteS maltete. Ma6 g
iabriger MmtSpermaltung in ct. So
iepb mar letne @eiun0beit oes ofteren
angegriffen, un6 neil er Sen Mfiiben
mno Mrbeiten in elmer iold groBen Sc
meinoe ntdt mebr gepa6ien mar,
muroe linn oie @emeinoe &oScoe ge=
geben, nobel ser bo6m'ite &err Mbt
oamals ider5baft bemerfte:: Sir eli
men ioldJen &ieienmann let ein &ns=
tragitib9en int &loiter bod nod gu
fritz erjebnt." Sic @emeinoe Sos
coe begriiBte Bater SEQ nit 6reuoen.
Sic fleine @emetn0e er>padte 5n Ell
nen1 eritaunliden Spfermutb unter
ieiner 2eitung, aber nu6 oieien 212
SsSQbren mar feline Sbatigfeit bier anf
@r6en 5u @nbe.
9as Mnstragitiib@en I'M &loiter
fat er nidt erlangt. M0ge @oH uno
sic ieligite Sungfrau, sic er itets bod
in gbren bielt, an 0eren 8erfnnoi-
gungsfeite er ieinen @eiit aufgab, ibm
cine @obnung I'M Simntel = etn le=
liges, bimmliides Snialien-Stublein
fir sic gauge @migfeit perleiben! =
gr rube inn Srie0en!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
FEARS FOR SCOTS SHIP.
But the Explorer Himself Is Not on
Board.

But the Explorer Himself Is Not on
Board.
London, Aug. Considerable anxi-
ety Il felt for Captain Scots antarctic
expedition ship, the Terra Nova, now
IN days overdue at capetown- The YES
sci has not been spoken since she left
Madeira on June p.
Captain Robert +. Scott, commander
Of the British expedition, which set out
on June from London Tor the south
pole, is not yet aboard the Terra Nova,
but left July lG to join the vessel in
New Zealand The Terra Nova stopped
at Cardiff to coal and proceeded on June
IS to Madeira, from which port she
sailed u days later for capetown. She
should have reached Capetown not later
than August l.
Lieutenant L. L. Evans is second in
command, the other officers and scien-
lists numbering %. The crew Of the
steamer consists Of q picked men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
DIED IN PRISON.
One Of Three Sister Accused Of Snead
Murder starves Herself to Death.

One Of Three Sister Accused Of Snead
Murder starves Herself to Death.
Newark, n. j. Aug l2.-AIiss vir-
ginia Wardlaw. ono Of TIE mysterious
sisters under Indictment for the murder
Of Mrs, oeey ". u sneaa, the East
Orange bathtub victim. died in the house
of detention here yesterday. Death was
due, in tae opinion Of physicians, to
starvation.
In the opinion Of jail Attendants, Niiss
Wardlaw deliberately starved herself TO
death. For several weeks the woman's
condition has been growing worse, and
last week she was removed from the jail
to the house Of detention. In the cell
she occupied was found a quantity Of
food, which she had concealed. At the
end physicians declared the womaH's
stomach had become 80 atrophized that
il was impossible for her to retain food,
even had she desired TO do so.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
Spanish Catholics Reported
Organized TO Fight
ANY SEPARATION LAW
Could Net DO as in France-The Carl.
lists Say That They Are Ready
to Revolt If the Vatican
Supports Them.

Rome, Aug l2--The Vatican is receiy.
ing reports from Mgr. Vieo, papal nun
clio at Madrid, and the Spanish cardinals
and bishops who were forwarded after
they had received Cardinal Merry del
ais instructions to abandon the demon
STATIONS at San Sebastian, planned for
last Sunday.
According to these reports, the Catho-
lie organization Oh the peninsula Is per-
feet, making It impossible for Premier
Canalejas to repeat there what the
French ministry did in France. bringing
about the separation Of church and
state.
On the other hand, the carlists declare
that they are ready TO intervene with
certainty Of carrying the day. if Rome
win order the clergy and Catholics gen
orally to support them
The holy see, il Is said, is most reluc-
tant to take any such step as i suggest
Ell, as il does not wisn 70 bring on civil
war, which il believes would not benefit
the church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
Boys Terrible Ride.

Tucson, Aria., Aug. l2-After driving
with one hand team Of bronchos for
~ miles on stormy night Alfred yilla
delivered the body Of his dead brother
to his parents near this city Wednesday
night.
While driving through the storm, the
blackboard in which the two boys were
riding was struck by lightning killing
Tie younger boy instantly and paralyz-
ing one side Of tie other. Regaining
consciousness. the elder boy headed the
team for home driving with his unaf
feetei hand Several other persons were
stunned during the same storm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

Vegetable Compound has done for me
during this trying period. Complete
restoration TO health means SO much
to me that for the sake OF other suffer-
ing women j am willing to make my
trouble public so you may publish
this letter. - Mrs. CHAs. BARCLAY,
RED, Graniteyille. VI.
No other medicine for woman's ills
has received such widespread and un-
qualified endorsement. No other med
feline we know of has such a record
of cures Of female ills as has Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
For more than 30 years 1t las been
curing female complaints such as
Inflammation, liberation. local weak
nesses, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, indigestion
and nervous prostrahon, and II is
uneQualled for carrying women safely
through the period Of change OF life.
1t costs but little 10 try Lydia y.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and,
as Mrs Barclay says,it is worth noun
tains Of gold to suffering women.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
THE ROCHESTER CONVENTION.
Should Have a Large Attendance This
Year.

rear.
The sloga nthat cali roads lead to
Rochester ought to be an inspiring one
to the trade at large this year and
should call for larger attendance than
has as yet been known at the annual
gatherings Of the National Retail Monu.
mental Dealers association And Why
Because no monument dealers conven-
ton has ever yet combined 50 many
features Of interest at one time to
recompense the participant for whatever
Inconvenience and expense he may have
been put to 20 attend it. So far as
the usual attractions Of such conyen-
ton are concerned, an estimate may be
formed BY the perusal Of the prelimi-
nary program given IN another column;
and it may be safely assumed that a.
liberal supply Of new ideas, modifca
tions, ta suit the times. Of old ones and
a vast amount of excellent and whole
some information pertaining to the
trade will be available for any dealer
alive to the occasion and ready to alb
sorb all there is To be obtained The
exhibition will, itself, be perhaps the
most complete that has ever been
brought together. Rough stock, finished
work, operating tools and devices, and
general supplies will be there for study
and inspection. and it would be the
proper and IN appropriate thing for deal.
ers to reserve share Of their purehas-
ing intentions. 30 far as possible. until
they get 70 Rochester, 50 as to place
some Of their orders with the firms who
lave been so liberal as to take their
chances in making such an exhibit, An
other matter that must not be over.
looked is the possibility OF being able to
continue tne trip on to the eastern quar.
ries, which the low railroad fares and
tie location of Rochester in respect to
those quarries, facilitates. One can
scarcely imagine more profitable sum
nter undertaking for the progressive
dealer than the convention and a visit
to the quarries. It would be a very
valuable education and at compare
lively low price. A little high pressure
enthusiasm and determination to make
IL in spite Of everything viii land a large
crowd of dealers at Rochester, and it
may be depended upon that no pains
viii be spared to provide accommodation
and profitable time for all present.
Before the next issue Of this journal.
the Rochester convention will be an
event q the past, and every dealer may
well hope That it may be an inspiration
to the trade.--Monumental News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
Memphis Car Co. Must Sur
render Plant to Illinois Central
IN CONSPIRACY CASE
Prosecutions to Be Begun Against the
Stockholders for the Recovery Of
Money in Addition to Surren-
der Of the Plant.

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. l2.-Disclosures
Of most sensational nature invoking
high former officials OF the Illinois Cen
trail railroad III the conspiracy by which
the Memphis Car company j. alleged to
have defrapded the railroad Of hundreds
81 thousand 81 dollars we're made yes-
tcrday when decree Was entered in
Chancellor Hesktlls court. BY this De-.
cree every dollars worth Of property
in the Memphis Car company's plant
and sum in cash yill be turned over
to the Illinois Central railroad. Deeds
we're fltd from the catering Of the de-
cree.
Prosecutions viii Immediately begin,
It is said, against nnuaaer Of the
former officials implicated, probably in
the Illinois courts FIRST and later IN the
Tennessee courts.
The stockholders mentioned in the de-
cree, beside "a Il. Ward and IT, @
Osterman, the organizers Of the Mem
phis Car company, and their officials
positions at the time OF the issuance OF
the stock ares
Frank B. Hartman, general manager
Of the Iliaois centrali Hugh MeCoast,
general superintendent Of the southern
lines Of the Illinois Central; ". S King
general superintendent Of the Yazoo City
and Mississippi Valley railroad, operat-
ing also the Memphis terminals q the
Illinois Central up % May i 1908, super
intendcnt Of machinery. having charge
Of the repair Of equipment; Joseph L.
Bukfr, assistant superintendent Of ma.
ehirery; John ~ Taylor, general store
keeper, Bafnside shops, Chicago.
Renshaw IS said 10 be in France but
as soon az a true bin is secured, efforts
win be made to bring him back.
II is known that the Illinois Central
refused offers OF large sums in a set.
tienent to include immunity, declaring
that the road would rather lose The mil
lions Of which it had been defraudeA
than to have the officials. WHO lad beea
parties to the alleged fraud esoape pun
ishment.
One Of the stockholders. Ira G. Rawn,
is dead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
NEW cLEw IN cRIPpEN CASE.
Authorities Say They Can Prove Body
Found Is That Of Prisoners Wife.

Authorities Say They Can Prove Body
Found Is That Of Prisoners wife.
london, Aug. ~ II was reported yes.
terday that the authorities have dscoy.
ertd a ciew to the certain identity Of
the body uneaTthed in The Hilltop Crcs
cent home Of DR.. Hawley II. Crippen.
now under arrest in Quebec, awaiting
extradition, on the charge the having
murdered an unnamed woman. The po-
lice have contended all along that the
bits Of flesh found were parts OF the
body Of Belle Elmore. the actress wife
Of DIR. crippen, but their Identification
az such has been a matter Of much
doubt. II j. generally believed that The
case Of the crown rests on a positive
Identification and the grestest import.
ence is attached to the latest develop
ment.
The hopeful elew was obtained during
an exhaustive examination of the body.
made by Professor Pepper, the homo Of
fee expert, who had previously given
many hours to The problem.
During the fye hours that he worked,
Professor Pepper obtained conclusive ev.
dcnce that the sex was feminine. he
then continued with the purpose Of De,
tennining the manner Of death, having
in mind the possibility that poison was
used The analysis so far as the poison
theory is concerned was not completed
yesterday, but It was reported that the
physician found evidence that at some
period the woman had undergone a surgi
cal operation. II this can be estab-
lished, the authorities claim that they
will have gone a bong way in proving
that the victim was Belle Gilmore.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
Those In Oklahoma Richest
People in the World
ACCORDING TO TESTIMONY
McMuray Investigation Shows That
Cloctaws and chickasaws Are Wen
Discrimination Of Hearings
on Land Deals

McAlester Okla, Aug. l2-only a
brief session Of the congressional com.
mittee investigating Indian land deals
was held yesterday, the committee hay.
ing prepared 70 leave at noon for Sui
phur, Okla where the hearing win be
resumed to-day.
Il was brought out in the investiga
ion Of the Gore bribery charges yester
lay that baby Indians as well as adult
ones, had "signede the McMurray con.
tracts providing for the sale OF $4,000,
coo worth Of land on 10 per cent at
torneys' fee basis.
The names Of little papooses were
signed BY the parents Or guardians. it
was testified.
The Indians believed that BY signing
contracts they would realize more quick
u on their claims.
Dr. J. Y. Miller, a Choctaw by inter.
marriage, testified that he and his eight
children had signed the contract. The
present great wealth Of the Oklahoma
Indians was brought out in the test.
mony.
Although the Chocwtaw and Chicka-
saw Indians are fighting for their indi-
yidual shares Of the land now held BY
the government for them, they are at
present account among the richest PEG.
pie in the world. II was said that their
per capita interest in the claim against
the government is 5000, besides which
they are already rich IN lands
Indian witnesses took the stand and
told Of measuring their land by the thou.
sand acres.
0rmsby MeHarg, an attorney for the
choctaw tribes, testified that some "as-
pensions had been cast upon him be-
cause he had been employed as the In
dams counsel il Washington. while he
lived IN New York. Hc said be received
a salary Of $4,000 a year.
Acting under the secretary Of the in
terror, McIIarg said he had investigated
the Indian land situation in Oklahoma.
Il found the situation as confusing as
ingenious men could make it," testified
the witness. Il was instructed by the
department Of the interior to blaze a
way and clear up the confusion. / ana
now engaged in formulating a plan.s
What his plan was, McIIarg did not
say He declared bis contract specfeal
II provided for his residing in New York
III the MeMuray contracts were ap.
proved. Mr. MeHarg said, he would re.
sign at once, as he would regard it as
duplication Of service He said the
choetaw tribe already paid out $4,000
year for attorneys.
DR. E. n. Wright, delegate for the
Choetaws at Washington, took the stand
and denied the charges made against him
IN the testimony Of Congressman Carter.
Carter testified that Richard c. Adams
OF Washington had raid Wright was
interested III the McMurray contracts.
Wright saId he never had received any
assistance from MeAfurray, except that
last winter in Washington Mcllurray
had endorsed his note for $500.