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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
AGGIDFI SHOT
BY YOUNG WADE DIVISION

of Cunningham. 1t ,ro yed to 9e
sloaded and the bali en- re the nes sll
of Cunningham's rig 1t leg Just
above the knee. \ ph. SIC IAN exam :.
insd the wouad and ated that no
bones were injured.
Tie wound is not expected to
prove serious as the rife was small
and the bullet did not penetrate
deeply.
I Cunningham was brought to ms
home later in the evening. lie Is
n son of John Cunning iart, OF
Broad Oaks, and is about Is years
of age
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
SPERRY TRAVELLED
THOUSANDS of IN IS

Attorney Clarence B. )
turned Thursday night fro
tensive tour of the West an
occupying thirty days. n
ed the meeting of the NatiC
catioual Association, at
Oklahoma, and the Portla
sition. He visited sevente
ffty cities and made many
side trips. He also clilnbe
her of the peaks and was
tho Pacific coast and as fan
tbe southern part Of FEY
travelled 1900 miles. IN
very beneficial physically a.
educational line, and one
pleasure.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
FOREIGNER IS HELD
WITHOUT BAIL

Dominick Nociphoglia, who shot
and possibly fatally injured bis wife
at Gypsy Wednesday and was ar
rested mt Meadowbrool5 and brought
to Jail here Thursday, was taken be-
fore Justice. james n. David Thurs
dayl evening. The magistrate held
him without bail to await the result
of the woman's injuries.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
iERRl ATE
TO ESQ 0RS
rs Associated Press.

rs Associated Press.
iOwcnsboro, KY, July 7lAfter g
futilmsattempt mt suicide Robert
AIatklev WINS li1nged ut sunrise 10
day in the county jail for tho mar
or OF Emma Watson and jane
ciregson. He tore the veins in lis
arms during the night and nearls
lied to Cleath before he was discover
"a.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
THREE MORE. DIE
FROM .ExPL0 Sl0N

ByiAssociated Press.
Bluefeld. W.. Va, July - Ehree
more victims Of the explosion in tbs
rnine5o the Tidewarter Coal & Coke
Company have died, making The
Sdcstll list Eve. The shaft was pr
nounced clear BY the state mine IN.
Spoctor and the miners resumed
work today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07

Gordon Cunningham, of Broad
Oaks, and employed at the a. Rad
ford pottery, accidentally received a
gun-shot wound at Marshyille on
Thursday evening. He and Wade
DAVIDSON. son of Robert s. Davis-
son, had been hunting and upon
their return to the DAWSON nome
between a and s o'clock they began
monkeying with the gun under the
belief that they had blank cart
ridge in it.
The gun was discharged by young
DAWSON, pointed in the direction
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
MEDICAL slGFY
H HllEg g !lI!= { / 6! G

The Harrison County Medical 50
1iety held very Interesting meet
ing, IN the parlors of st AIarys hos
pjtal THURSDAY evening The meet
ing was the rel Ular monthly one.
postpepad from Tuesday night q
4llaf WIS the Fcrr of ssIfilS Be
sides; ending usuR bus
ness, three new m InbeTs were u Sel
into tive soeietY. On. d. I1flld tor I
of .yTiSfol, IlT. w. Holden, d
Willis. ssnfl Dir. Jam WILSON, q
slaEllshI IRE Ansinteresting featl,Ff
nc the meeting was a paper read b.
Or. S. NJ. Mason. superb s. dent q
1Fa Kesslor. hospital. % tl7e se'biee'
Appendicitis" This was followe'
Nv n general discussion of the slb
iect.
Those IN attendance at the meet
ing were Doctors Tood, Morgan
Flowers. Howell. Hill Sloan, Mason
EFaVll,.s. Warner, EsnucleTv. Gregg
TTsIfcrrncn. KornmaItr. Currence
1t Clsrksburg Or. Winfield, o.
Tohnstcssll: 19r. He'll. If Freeipans
lrIrr DR. Able. If West Union: DR.
Harris. of Camden who Nre Ill nten'
Ierss and Or. St9hl, Of Parkersbnrg
nd Coolltliai 81 Jane Lev
-1fssitors
- :
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
SPEAKER GRgSSGUP
IS POISONED.

BY Associated Press.
Cincinnati, O., July Speaker
Fred p. Grosscup, of the West Vir-
sgiilia House of Representatives, is
critically i'll at a private hospital
here from ptomaine poisoning. he
WAS returning from visit OF his
brother. United States Judge Gross
cup. Of Chicago. The physicians re-
port that he is better today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
TOBACCO Man DIES
ON HIS VACATION

Knoxville, Tenn, July g. C.
Drongoe, manager of the sal"smen1
for a. tobacco company at Richmond
Va, was found dead in his bed at
the Cumberland hotel here today-
He arrived here last night on Il vaca-
ton trip. Heart affection is a~sign-
ed as the cause of his death.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
Settling with Sheriff

Fhe county court is mainly engag-
ed today Settling with the sheriff
Mostsof the lower districts have been
finished. Several days may be re-
ul,ired to get through with the set
Element. The court granted an eA
oneration of $1.s7 10 O. II. Gill.
trustee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
PORCH BLOWN up AND THE
DOORS AND WINDOWS ALL
BLOWN TO PIECES BEDS
ALSO WRECKED.
Two Guests Fall As Bed Gollapses
As Result of Explosion and Are
Injured Some Incident Causes
Great Excitement.

The hotelzat Cranberry station, or
the West Virginia q Pittsburg div
sion of the Baltimore & Ohio rail
road, twelve miles this side of RicE
wood and owned by Michael Bose
was dynamited between midnight
and early morning Friday.
Tue charge was put off by nm.
lSnowitx parties alongside the long
front posch of the large two-stoTS
bull ling or mi efneatll the porch
eyi sIei1t.iin tent to sloWstie hotel
and pe lpants mo ATOMS.
porch was completely wreck
ed and all the doors and windows Of
the hotel building were blown to
pieces. The interior of the l1ote
was also considerably wrecked, and
tzso of the guests were badly stunned
and somewhat injured,
4 bed occupied by a travelling
man and 4 hTmbernlan collapsed as
result Of the explosion. and thu
two men were thrown to the foo
unconscious hat they soon revived
Their day clothes were scattered in
EVERY uIEeGIIelIt anu SONIC Oh Liel1.
were blown out of a window. Part
of the bed flrInIture were also
blown out of the window. Broken
glass flew in all directions and fly
ing timbers narrowly missed the oc-
of the hotel.
The building in the main, howe
ever, escaped bad effects Of the ex-
,plosion.
Pandemonium reigned for con-
siderable time after the explosion
and there was disquietude among
the guests the remainder of the
night through fear that the dastard-
ly attempt might be repeated.
The explosion Was of such gigan.
tie force that Singleton's store.
some distance away was also damag-
cd considerably.
The incIden has thoroughly
aroused the conn - and much e1s=,
element prevails lest other attempts
to dynamite the hotel rs we'll as
other buildings Will occur. a thor
ough Investigation has been inalig
uratecl, aud a resort TO bloodhounds
may be made to apprehend the de-
peradoes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
piacharged F1Tom Hegpital

Barnes. Of Smithton; son Of
.J7. =. Rsrues of Northview. who r. 5
lceiYed serious injury to his arm in
sn accident some timc ago ind he'd
4o have tho member ampVtated. aW,'f
sliccharmcd Friday from the kessl2r
rbaspjfdt where be was treateSls III
\ Ess fully reenrsred from the effects
OF the anipNtation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07

u
DAWSON, pointed in the direction
to take whatever steps are necessary
in order to prevent the exceptional
members of his class from dong
harm, it is wicked folly to let our
selves be drawn into any attack upon
the man of wealth merely as such
Moreover, such an attack is in itself
an exceptionally crooked and ugly
tribute to wealth, and therefore the
proof of an exceptionally ugly and
crooked state Of mind in the man
making the attack. Venomous en-,
w of wealth is simply another form
of the spirit, which in one of its
manifestations takes the shape OF
cringing .servility toward wealth.
and in another the shape of brutal
arrogance on the part of certain men
of wealth. Each one Of these
states of mind, whether it sbe hat
red. servility, or arrogance, is in
reality closely akin to the other two !;
for each of them springs from a
Enthusiastically twisted and exNgger-
ated idea of the Importance. of
wealth as compared to other things.
The clamor of the demagogue
against wrslth, the snobbery of the
social colamns of the newspapers
which deal with the doings of the
wealthy. and tile misconduct Of
those mon of wealth who act with
brutal disregard to the rights of
Others. seem specifically to have no
fundamental relation yet in reality
they spring from shortcomings
which are fundamentally the same
and one of these SHORTCOMINGS is
the failure to have proper deals. 81
eSThis failure must be remedied in
large part by the actions of you and
vour fellow-teachers your fellow
educators throughout this land. BY
YOUR lives, no less than by your
teachings. Won show that while you
regard wealth as a good thing, you
regard other things as still better
1t is absolutely necessary to earn a
certain amount of money; it is a
mans first duty to those dependent
upon him to earn enough for their
support but after certain point
has been reached money-making can
never stand on the same plane with
other and nobler forms of effort
The roll of American worthless nuns
bers men like Washington and Linz
coin. Grant and Farragut, Haw-
thorne and Poe, Fulton and Morse,
st. Iiaudens and MacMonnies it
numbers statesmen and soldiers, men
of letters, artists, seulptors, men Oh
science, inventors, explorers, road
makers, bridge builders. philanthro-
pists. moral leaders in great re-
forms; it numbers men who have
deserved well in any one of count
less fields of activity; but of rich
men it numbers only those who have
used their riches Alright who have
treated wealth not MS an end, but as
means, who have shown good con-
duct in acquiring If md not merely
lavish generosity in disposing OF IT.
"Thrice fortunate are you TIC
whom it is given to lead lives OF
resolute endeavor for the achieve
I,ment of lofty ideals. and, further
more. to instill, both by your lives
and by your teachings, these ideals
into the minds Of those who in the
next generation will, as the men and
women of that generation, deter
mine the position which this nation
will hold, in the history of man
kind"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
OIL LAMP ExPL0DES
WITH FATAL RESgLTS
3v Associnted Press.

BY Associated Press.
Pittsburg, Pa, july Two
children are dead and another ain
fully burned and Mr.. and Mr. chas.
Brandt, parents, are in n ser'oo7 con-
dition as tlle result of the Nplosion
of an oil lamp at their home in Al
legheny City last night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
Commit ee Will Meet

The citizens Fourth of July cele-
bration committee Will hold q lneet-
ing in tho office Of Frank II Rhodel
in the jacobs building, Saturday
evenig at 8 o'clock. MI Of the
members Of the committee are re-
qucsted TO be present,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
POWERS CASE
IN r. lAL COURT

BY Associated Prs
Maysvillc, Ey MY Judge
Cochran, Of the nited States dis
trict court. has taken jurisdiction
IN the 6'Tleh Powers which he
transferred to the federal court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
TYPHOID al poIa

Several cases Of typhoid fever
sXist at Dola. Among those tlltla
ftiicted are Mrs Samuel RuiSLa. ~
WINS Payne, Mrs, Joseph Hal and
LAFAYETTE Swiger.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
Innes, BODY Enroute

C,5erbourg. July "a train with
he body Of Admiral Paul Jones
and escort arrived from Paris tllis
morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
PRISONER RAN
!! FROM { .IGEa

Will Robey alias john Iey, s Wilc
was bound over to circr o''ru DN
Magistrate Gordan Thurs after
noon late 10 await tIiiaEOn efal9
Of steal inc saddle l3I'lelle.
from Allell lies; made I'D allti3
irecllles ot hberfY1 n ton.
stable Andfew Lyon was out "
take him through the fir 'oor q
the county jail short later
.Robey got little start fhe OF
ficer and took up Mech street
at his best pace. The off fr I'd nor
allow any grass to grow EHnHer ms
feet in chasing Robey 81 for q
couple of squares the duet ~ Ne.
chanic street was stirred up into
great clouds. As RebeH tried t.
turn corner a colored man saw HIM
fleeing from the officer and caught
him. Lyons then took R9bev back
to. the county Jail and had himlplae-
ed in cell.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
Bank Figures

BY Associated Press.
RichFIond. Inds, July 7-Rceeiver
SpeFlcnlieimery states that the lia-
.bilitics .of the Hagerstown CONNER
cial Bank are $151,715 and assets
SOL $50. There are six hundred de-
positoTs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07

..Inaianapolis. Ind, July 7Judgo
Afford, Of this county, today held
unconstitutional the law placing
privhte banks under state supervise
ion. It will be appealed,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
Grand LECTURER
VISITS tgR9F

The regular sessieF ~ MI q flSi ss.i
,oIoFctl Kniga IS 81. Tsl,tllias held g
Fsaes han q tlax iiglft lysls pl1l3ss
esslpIya interest ine to az me,
nv the &c 80
s,sIls gtaIld 4 sest liseE sof
tSss.est " ifgiili;a, who gave eeE r.
lallt-ss odfiieS tguctiuIis as TO
sse yit1i5l arc \ 4 ne n srsl york.
& ffI,e order st ths messing ls's4
ylavly-eIeefed officers " ere installed
T5lc new etfieors are FL B. Fafring
40: YiciGr terlfnas Z. 'llalsss-s
IINnkl.sy, Prelqte Floyd iobinsoa
Srltstee,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
.SQUABBLE AIRED
before slHHER Ri

The Sra shall and Cottrell famis
lies at Adanfston got all mixed up
IN a bad squabbIe Thursday evening.
One Of the members of the CottreIl
family had Special Town Policeman
George Kerns arrest Garfield Mar
shall and take him before MAYOR
Southern to stand trial for disturb
ing the peace IN j dozen different
ways. The mayor heard the com-
plants and adjourned the hearing
until Friday morning allowing the
various participants to 20 on their
own recognizqnce Friday morning
the squabbIe was thoroughly AIRED
before Mayor Southern and he sett-
led the matter Inv mixing all cons
eerned promise that they would be-
have Themselves in the future and
dislnissing the case.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07

AIacin Talk of An Application Of Ear
ana Feathers and Even lgYnchIng
the Man in che FIRST sssean5aE hat
Ncighborhood Has Had il Years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
REBEL SHIP FLEE
Lated PURSUIT.
! Alssoeiated Pre.4ig5..

BY Associated Press.
st. Petersburg. July 7Ifllc
Kniaz Potemkine escaped from
1'beodosia before the feet arrived.
Ut is supposed the fleet is IN pur
suit.
By Associated Press.
Yalta, Crimea, July Intens
excitement prevails here owing t
the fear that the Epiaz RotemlSinc
viii lombard the city
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07

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Sllllla ls eslsi q. 80 az
dis lletghe'aFile9et '3Seilll''. 49,
lions OF 3 man Z NJ & 10 =
nelssssho OF anu tissls = S,fsr
a -,s.I.a - ~ l,t4i,iii.
that there otlsllt y Y
bee IN flisst comm y = e, ;,,c.,t
SseXerai ses'l a,,s sf
eltl2ssil esllsl s'l, " 3D.
shc leading church aenoIllills' IN,
zilesi lSisi Stlls :. : - ~ g INV
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
lt3 1888
& a a Il ID a i Ele ~
STORM 0F I9lti u = 81
IN FIAT Wei NIFTY

SI ME AND ~
BRO TIT on SIC We Z AZ !
so lsaE'IE DRIP Il \ s elk Is =
.AEIER PR u 4 sll4eN-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
4 Hole 9IT1lAlIIBEER SlEIlllll rs

fFsvTCT,s TF4E NOBLE CALL
mo or THE sHsAl Hlslss
AyI5 THE GREAT Wokh
TEFSY ARE DOING.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
AfafON TRAINING As q y. q
l1fafON IDEALS FOR AL
4IE CHILDREN OF NATION
SAYS HE.

pines Education Far Above Wealth
and Urges the Having Of Proper
deals-Advises Against the
Spirit OF Envy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07

a ARIIES PLACE
AND DIS HARGE HEAVY
BLAST UNDER THE LONG
FRONT PORCH.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21
MRS. PORTER
ON THE STAND
One Phase Of Fergus County Di.
vorce Proceeding Is Heard In the
Court at Helena.
WANTS CASH FOR EXPENSES
Mrs. Porter Tells How She lnvestiqat.
ed the Contents Of a Little
Tin Box.

An interesting chapter in the Por.
ter divorce suit was developed at Hell.
ena few days ago, when the plain
tiff, Mrs. Mayme Porter. was called to
testify in a motion made by her to
compel the defendant to pay a certain
sum pending the litigation, for coun-
sci fees and costs. The parties have
resided at Philbrook and Mr.. Porter
is well known in that locality, as we'll
as at Moore, where he has consider
abe business interests.
The Defendants Property.
Mrs. Porter went on the stand to
prove that the defendant was pos
sessed Of considerable property. She
said he had a third interest in the
ranca of 800 acres, an interest in a
hardware store and livery stable in
Moore, about 400 cattle and 400 or
500 horeses. Further that he had in
cash the sum of $4,000.
How She Found It Out.
Further particulars were asked for
as to how she knew he had this
amount. The witness then went on to
soy tuot III tuc uSeu DN uCT
husband and herself at the ranch was
little tin box, which he always kept
locked. and refused to tell her what
was in it, despite her earnest entreat-
les. One evening she was putting
away a pair of trousers belonging to
her husband when little key dropped
out. She picked it up and fitted it in
the key hole of the tin box, unlocking
the box and then examined the con-
tents. The box contained papers
showing the share Mr.. Porter owned
in the livery stable and hardware
store in Moore and other papers show
ing his title to various property. 1t
also contained statement indicating
that Mr.. Porter had on deposit in a
bank, the witness did not remember
the name. the sum of $4,000.
Worth About $4,000.
On cross examination, Mrs. Porter
testified that when she was returning
from Kansas City, where she visited
her mother, she met a Lewistown real
estate man on the train. and secured
from aim an estimate of the value of
her husbands property. She secured
TINS information by explaining to the
LewistOwn party that she thought a
wife should be advised as to her hus.
bands wealth and his business af.
fairs. She placed before nim the in.
formation as to the property, secured
by her scrutiny of the little tin box
and upon this he estimated that Mr.
Porter was worth $4,000.
The case is one in which the couple
were married March 23, 1905, in Kan
sas City and July II the plaintiff left
alleging it was impossible for her to
remain longer because of ner hus
bands cruelty towards her. The plain
tiff does not ask for a divorce, bu
for $4,000 and the costs of the suit
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21
Methodist Announcements.

Rev. Van Orsdel will visit the Meth
odist churches as follows:
Utica, Nov. 26. 1920 a. M: Garneill,
Nov. 26, 1880 p. M; Gilt Edge, Nov.
rs, 1880 p. M; Beaver Creek, Nov.
80, II a. M; Cottonwood, Nov. 80,
1880 p. m.
Brother Van will remain in Lewis
town over Sunday, Dec. 3.
Rev. Craven, presiding elder, Lew
istown district, Methodist Episcopal
church, will hold services at Beaver
Creek Nov. 26. II a. M, and at Lew
istown Nov 26, 1880 p. m.
DR.. T. c. Iliff, of Kansas City. will
spend Sunday, Dec. 3rd, with Rev. w.
A. Winters, of Lewistown. DR.. Iliff
will occupy the pulpit of the Metho-
dist church both morning and even.
ing. On Friday night, Dec. l, DR.. Tiff
will lecture in the church, subject,
"MOrmOnism VS.. Americanism." DR..
Iliff lived in Utah for 80 years, knew
Brigham Young, led the successful
movement in opposition to the seat
ing of Brigham II. Roberts, the poly
samist. in congress, and is well ac-
quainted with Senator Reed Smoot
the apostle senator, and knows Nor
monism, its history, doctrine, teach
iHgs and practices thoroughly.
DR.. lifts lecture on this subject is
counted the greatest of it's kind on
the American platform. Let every
one who can attend You cannot af-
ford to miss it. See next issue of this
paper.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21

Hon. Frank e. Smith has been in.
vited to make the memorial address
before the Helena Elks at the annual
lodge Of sorrow, the meeting to be
held at the Helena theatre Sunday.
Dec. z. The Helena Elks are prepar.
ms an elaborate musical program for
this occasion, and Mr.. Smiths address
il looked forward to with interest by
the fraternity In the capital city.
Rare baraains In pianos and parlor
oroans At the Art Music Store Moth.
ina cheap but the price.
A subscriber writes to inquire as
to the cause for the dismissal of the
case of p. I. Moule against George
Pirrie, brought some time ago under
the Hilger anti-trespass law. enron.
eously assuming that the case had been
heard before Judge Cheadle and by
him dismissed. This action was new
err in the district court at all. 1t was
brought before Justice of the Peace
Mcfarland and was dismissed by the
Justice because the complainant fail
ed to establish title at the time to the
land upon which the alleged trespass
was committed. A previous convic.
ton was obtained in the same court
III the case of the state against E. B.
Hervy, the defendant being fined $25
and costs, the latter amounting to
$104. This case was appealed to the
district court and was dismissed only
last Saturday on motion of the county
attorney, the court not having passed
upon the case at all.
Have q good light by using Palace.
lite" coal oil. The price is right. Sold
only by the Fergus County Hardware
Co. Try it.
Rev. Thomas Corwin Tiff, one of
the most eloquent pulpit orators in
America, and man of national rep
utation, will be here next month, and
occupy the pulpit of the First Meth
odist church morning and evening on
Sunday, Dec. 8. On Friday night pre-
ceding Dec. 1, Mr.. Tiff twill lecture
subject that his long years in of res
idence in Utah has qualified him to
discuss as no one else outside of the
Mormon church. Mr.. Iliff now makes
Kansas City his headquarters, and the
announcement that he is to speak is
sufficient to to pack any church in
America. He has the elequence and
earnestness of Henry Ward Beacher,
whom he closely resembles, also, in
his personal appearance. In the great
battle for liberty in Titan. DR.. Tiff was
for years a tower of strength to t1e
Gentle, or OUTSIDERS, as they were
termed by the Mormons, and the lat
ter soon learned to respect his abil-
ity as a fighter.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21
Peculiar and Pertinent.

Ninove, in Belgium, and Christiania.
in Norway, have established Roosevelt
streets. Geneva and Paris propose
to do the same.
Fifteen thousand eight hundred and
forty-seven police constables are re-
quired to protect London, and for this
protection the citizens pay $6,500,00
a year.
Last year 4S,O00,000 tons of cargo
were carried from all of the seaports
o: the world, and out of that total
81 100000 tons were carried by the
ships of Great Britain.
Debtors in Siam, when three months
in arrears, can be seized by the cred
itors and compelled to work out their
Indebtedness. Should a debtor run
away his father, his wife or his chill
Gren may be held in slavery until the
debt is Cancelled.
The boatmen of Holland measure