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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
mnlion oollar 80 a. eutte.

Butte. Mont. Specialize causing
A loss OF $1,000. 900 consumed the en-
tire business portion OF Butte lying be-
tween the Shodair block and Renshaw
alley on the south side Of West Park
street. and half destroyed the public
library.
The FIRE started IN the forenoon IN
the Symons store. and by noon the
public library and several other places
we're burning simultaneously.
A geyser % sparks and burning shin
gies spouted across the ROOFS OF other
buildings az a distance. starting hres
that were, however. quickly extin-
guished.
The Symons building was allowed 90
burn and the fremen confined their
labors TO saving adjoining property
10 was long after noon before the
flames were eXtinguished. leaving
mass of charred and crumbllng ruins
The following are the large losses
Symons store. Maulle and Nors
blocks. owned bv the New York Zeal
~ Company. $500 600
Library building $4,000.
Ogdon block $50 600.
Atlantic buuding. $4,000.
Barrett block. $4,000.
Woodwork $50 00o.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

Pckin. BY Coble.-At the PaAin rail-
way station as train carrying ono o;
the four missions ordered abroad TO
leaving. a bomb was exploded inside a
private oar. killing four minor oficiais
and woundlng over 20 other persons.
The wounded include Prince Tsal Tche.
who heads the most important of the
mission. and Wa Ting Fang, former
minister 20 the United States. both OF
whom received slight bruises. The per
pctrator OF the outrage. who was In
the car. was blown 20 pieces.
The affair has created a profound
sensation and causes apprehension re-
garding the safety OF members OF the
court and leading officials OF the gov
eminent
The government ofnces and railways
are now strongly guarded.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

Philadelphia, Special George Dix.
on. the former feather-weight cham
pion. was knocked out TN the
second round OF what was % have
been sixround bout by Tommy Muir
- OF New York az the National Ath-
lecc Club. The contest was spirited
while 10 lasted. although IL could be
seen that Murphy was master OF the
situation from the start. The FIRST
round was G. sparring contest. but in
the second Murphy assumtd the ag-
grcssive. and succeeded in nC0-ing
Dixon early in the round. Later. az
ter an exchange OF blows. Murphy
drove left 20 the solar Dicxus and
Dixon went down and out
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
Opposes Primary Plan.

Danvilic. Special-Ihe Democratic
convention of the Twcntythird Sena-
torial district, embracing the coun-
ties of Henry and Pittsylvania aud
the city of Danvillc. met here. vii
liam A. Garrett, OF Hnery county, thc
incumbent. was nominated for the
State hrdl third hrdl hrdlhrdluuu
Senate hv reclamation. a feature Of
the convention was the adoption 10y
a large majority of "a resolution op-
posing tine primary plan OF nomina-
ting candidates for State and Federal
ofrene
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

Newport News. Special.-A resolu-
tion denouncing Capt. J. +. 3. stu
art, collector of customs for this port
and son Of the famous Confederate
cavalry leader, ia honor Of whose
memory the local camp Of the Sons
Of Confederate Veterans was named,
was offered during q meeting Of the
camp. Capt 7. a. Johnson presented
the resolution. 10 was discussed az
length. but 10 was laid upon the Ia
Bile. The resolution declared Captain
Stuart 20 be a disgrace 90 the menu
ory of his honorcd father and unwor-
thy Of the respect of sons OF C0nfed-
crate veterans
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
OLD DOMINION NEWS.


Petersburg, Special.--Adrian Bour-
don, a well-connected young white
man of Petersburg, has been arrested
on the charge Of stealing $50 from
George Harrison, a telegraph opera
tor. The money, which consisted OK
seven 500 bills and tsse remainder Ia
si0 bills, hsd the afternoon before
been drawn out Of the bank by Har-
rison, who had il sewed up IN an IN
side pocket OF his coat. Harrison .
coat was cut from the outside and
the money extracted from the pocket.
The alleged robbery occurred IN n
street car on Washington street a.
Harrison aud Bourbon were retaining
from Ferndale Park. Shortly after
his arrest BourdOs confessed his guils
and told where he had hidden the
money. which was subsequently re-
covered. He had placed the money
under his fathers residence on Ad-
ans street.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

A urinary IS 10 be held I'M Alexan-
dria October ~ 20 nominate a candi-
date for Clek of the Courts. Charles
Bendhem 3nd Neville y 1reena"ay
are the aspran1s.
On the Cottage farm, belonging Co
Mr.. L. n. Hoee. I'm King George coun-
~ , ,..ar tree IS loaded with fuit ON
one s'ae' "'ii' '"e '''yi p l.'' 3.
$50. 49,,
MIA F,r,.o~e, h,tl, or 0,,,..s eonntg
we've married. d few davs AGO bv tie
Rev J. Harlow. at tie brides res
idenee IN Orange.
Mr. O.. ID. Wallace. Commonwealth
Attorney. 81 Nest. on fhe Potomac
..;... 49,. s,il liz i,.... form a. AR
'''''lei ''"'',ol' "a '''-.''. - 80
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
CHAPTER XIX.

HAMMOND ABOVE. GREENE BELOW.
AT 10 o'clock on the night following
the events Of the last chapter Ham
mOnd was seated In his library. won-
dering where the lost VIII could be.
and thinking that he would IN the end
be forced TO FIRE the house TO destroy
IL. when Nancy entered from the easts
ern wing.
'Wen. Nancy" said Luke. how goes
all in our Jailsg'
He laughed as be spoke. for he
thought Il a droll conceit, and rubbed
his hands briskly as II IL excellent
spirits.
Much better with the prisoners than
with the turkeys" said Nancy, sitting
down YEARLY. Daniel is nearly worn
out. for he says he cannot sleep for
fear one OF the prisoners may escape.
and so make him a gollow's bird.
And IS for mel wish this thing were
over. Luke Catharlne ElgIn shows 70
sign OK yielding"
she'll yield in slime. never fear. And
how Is Fan"
"She sits in the kitchen. moaning 1n1
! mutterinx"
To be continued.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
By Prof. VIM. Henry Peck,
Author OF the "ILs Stone Cutter
OF Lisbons" Etc.
CHAPTER XVII.
Continued.

~what Is the matter. FanT'
sTherei there! on the hoorl In let
ters OF blood-red bloodt-you Sea
Manner cried Fan. trembling and
shrinking.
II see nothing. save n coin / sup
pose dropped IT," said Hammond.
STOPPING and picking It up.
"And you. Mrs. Harkerw said Fan.
fearfuIly agitated- You see a nS>1e
IN blood2-a name"
IT see nothing. Fan" said Nancy.
'~Then It IS meant for met for mev'
shrieked Fan. tossing up her arms.
"a name-a phantom namel a warn
fng-another warning from the grave
Nicholas Dunnl He was my husbandr'
And falling upon her face she
gwooned with terror.
Luke and Nancy stared at each other
in mutual CONSERVATION.
The truth was out. plain and frmi
Old Fan was Ellen Elizabeth Dunn.
and they were her children.
"If she would but die now" said
Luke. pale and remorseless.
"'Twere well II she did" said Nancy,
But neither Of them raised the miser
able old creatsre. whose ghastly and
wrinkled face rested so still upon the
name OF their-father,
Hammond gazed upon her in sterr
silence for n moment. and then turnet
to speak 10 Henry Elgin.
Henry Elgin was as before. bat kat
Elgin was gone, Hammond stareS
thunderStTuck.
'sTremble dogr' shouted Elgin. He
dellrsum was feignedl God grant sh
may escaper' and springing from hi
bed with sudden strength he shut tn
door OF the ante-chamber near the hal
and locked IL with the key then In tn
dock.
Luke springing TO a bell-cord an
Jerking 1t violently. cried: ave are out
witted again by that girlr' Then int
the speaking tube he roared: "Danis
rouse the dogs, Both prisoners ar
1ooser'
Then rushing at the locked door. b
began 20 spring against It furiousl,
while he filed the room with cries {
rage.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

Philadelphia. Pa, SDcciai--Having
confessed the embezz'encnt OF $1,000,
Andrew G.. Dunlop. the LEGAL scilinr
agent OF the Mobile Ccton Mills. Of
Mobile. Ala. was scntenced 10 one
years imprisonment. Re VAS arrest
ed through the efforts &C the Fideiity
and Deposit Company. 81 Maryland.
which was on his tor.d. Between
May and August Dcniop sold S5.0e1
worth OF thread ond kept the mo .eJ.
de admitted his gnilt.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

Richmond. Special - Secretary of
the Treasury Shaw viii speak in
Richmond thc ni-ht of October p in-
stead of Che Bal. as at first announced.
The local Republicans have secured
the Academy of Music. judge Lewis,
Republican candidate for governor,
will also speak A number of Re-
publican speakers Of national reputa-
ton viii be brought into the state,
among them Vice-prcsident Fair
banks and Speaker Cannon, Of the
House of Representatives.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
Court House Burned and Six Murder
Indictments Lost.

New Madrid. Mo-. Special.-The
court house here was burned az an
early hour Sunday morning The IRE
is thought TO have been incendiary.
Many tax and drainage records were
destroyed. but the other records were
saved Six merdeT trials are pending,
but ali Indictments returned 20 this
term were burned. which make con
tinuauces necessary.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
City Of Birmingham Floated Unin
fured

Savannah. Ga. SpeciaL-The steam
OF City OF Birmingham. 81 the Ocean
steamship Company's line. which went
ashore near the mouth OF tho river
here Saturday. was foated Sunday and
came 90 her dock la this city city.
The vessel is uninjured. She was
coming from New York 60 sail on
Tuesday with a cargo OF cotton for
Boston.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

vILLAIxY rRruNPus AoArv.

NALl4AlN1 IAlLAFHh AGAIN.
Daniel was prowling about the little
library, with writing materials IN his
hand. when the ringing OF the bell over
the desk attracted HIS ear to the speak
ing-tube.
The words that were beloved from
the white and gold chamber-"DanleI.
Rouse the dogs, Both the prisoners
are loosev'-caused him to dash down
ink. pen and paper. and dart into the
eastern wing like mad.
Something IN white fitted by him
and he grasped at it. gaining a hand
ful OF muslin. and a sharp blow in the
face for his activity.
The blow Kate-for it was she-Ce-
livered at random. blinded him for an
instant. and IN the next second Ghe
was lost in the darkness.
"She Will make for the front" said
Daniel. but 1 know how 10 get there
before her"
He sped along the hall. down n flight
OF steps. taking them from top TO bot
tom At leap. then rushed through an
other hall and into a room, damp and
dark. but familiar 10 him. Then he
lifted trap and hurried down a steep
ladder into cellar. lie knew every
inch OF the way; blindfolded he would
have known IL. Counting his steps as
he sped on he reached another ladder
and his foot was on the first round
when strange noise startled his ear.
What's thats' he said pausing.
a smothered pounding. far down II
seemed in the earth below him!
His hair rose on end. the sweat
started in Icy drops from every pore.
1T is the evil one working his way
up after Luke Hammond or mel o,
mev' he shouted. and bounded up tn,
ladder till his round bullet head buttes
painfully against a trap above. IL,
raised the trap and leaped into tn
main house. Then rushing through ;
basement apartment he ascended from
the kitchen TO the dining room. On
with fearful leaps he sped and jerkel
open window.
''Tigerl Leol catch hint Hal ST.
boy! Catch 'em. dogsp' he shouted.
In second the fierce baying and saw
age growls OF two monstrous dogs toll
him that he was heard. He gaze
forth for a moment, seeing the dir
forms OF the ferocious BEASTS dartin
here and there amid the darkness an
then hurried 10 the rear OF the house.
''Pard! Rush, At them. my boys
De shouted. as he opened another viii
dow and thrust his head forth.
Again fierce bayinS and growls an
dim shadows leaping about.
'-Try their teeth. my dainty girl
said Daniel. closing the window an
rushing 70 cupboard. where /
lighted 2 lantern.
Now TO run down the hare" sai
he. providing about the house. graspir
n bludgeon as IL expecting TO meet. N
a hare. timid. trembling hare. but
wolf or a panthe~,
And Katel l Sr girl. after her
Tar successful ruse to escape from h
prison she had fed she knew n
whittier TIL seized By Daniel In 4
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

Towne-"'That was a pretty parasot
your sister had yesterday
Browne-~Nes. my wife is going 60
get one Ike ST."
Townc-"Ah. she told you scF'
Browne.-"No. but I told her not ta--
Philadelphia Press.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

Gunner-~That Is the tonlcst fish
pcsidler In town
Gnyer-"I don't see Why. TIE stliI
t00ts a horn.
Gunncr-~Yes. but Sc IS an automo-
bile horn Columbus Dispatch
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

81 hear she had very quiet we'd
ding"
"QuIct7 I should say an. she ran
away with a young scaperrace.
~Ah, That's the sort ~ quiet we'd
ding that usually leads o. a noisy d.
Philadelphia Press.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
Tnstnuatinz

"Who owns that painungt'
EFT isl mine now
"Wcu done"
"But L am not the artist. I am the
buyer
Again L say well done"
"no you mean. slr. thc picture on
metf
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

First Chau1eur--Did Re keep his
presence OF mind after The accidentE-
SecOnd Chaufeur-~XeS; as SON a.
the doctor came be asked him 20 pre-
scribe for the aura
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

'No. indeed" she said. II can never
be your wife. why. I had hall dozen
offers before yours"
~Huhr' rcioined the young nan I'm
the case. That's nothing. I proposed
% az least a dozen girls before Uet
you. ~-ChicaGO Daily News.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

Mr.. Sappheaa-~Charile Hiroi has
actually dissraced his family By going
into trade"
Hiss Sulfuric-''I.et me see. he had
already committed forgery. emoezzie-
ment ana one or TWO other things. had
ne nOts'
Mr.. Sapphead--Taas."
Miss Su,frric - wen. what could
you expect cf a fellow Ike thass
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
VIII TIE Ftsn1y'


The vioict cane cut TOO soon
The bix. WIDE wor.d - view.
And any one Who looks can sc
It's little noe ~ blu
New Tork Tinc~-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

why are your country roads 80
crookcdf'
so that the automobiles cannot
speed. "-Iugcnd
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
A REIGN OF TERROR
Bomb Throwers Get ia Bloody Work
In Pekin, China
FOUR CHINESE OFFICIALS KILLED

Deadly Missile Exploded Inside Prs-
vste Car Conveying Part % the Mis-
sions Ordered Abroad 10 study For
eian Political Methods KIN -Four
Miner OHicials and Wounds Es-
Minister and Prince Tsal Tohe-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
BEATEN AND STONED TO DAETH
Masked Mob Takes Negro Under go
Day Sentence From Jail at vii
Manston. w. Va.

WILLIAMSON. W Va. Special
Breaking into the Jail here sunday
an armed and masked mob ~ white
ribboners" took ont Moses Lovern. a
negro serving sixty days for assault
ing James Butler Taking Lovcrn and
James blackburn. the only other pris
oner. across che river in a boat. upon
landing the mob beat whipped and
stoned Lovern until he was presume
bis dead Both prisoners were rc
turned 70 jail Lovern viii die. Black
burn gave the names OF eight men I'M
tho mob and Prosecuting Attorney
Shepard has issued warrants for
them.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-03
FEDERAL COURT. ooNvENEs
Twenty-four Cases on Calendar Before
Judge Morris at Fergus Falls. 4.

FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-The spring term OF
the federal court convened here today, with Judge
Page Morris on the bench, and civil calendar
of twenty four cases. Several cases were CON
tinued and the first to come to trial was that
Of J. Henry Zitt VS.. Andrew PRESS. Mr.. Zitt
alleges that he secured customer to purchase
Mr.. Preiss' brewery at st. Cloud. and the lat.
ter then refused to make the SALE Inc suit
is for 81 3O commission.
The following persons were granted discharges
In bankruptcy: Michael Bisenius St. Cloud A.
thur Why're, Hawley, Clay county; Jens H. OF
terness. Fertile; John Monteith, Pleasant View
Peter K. Hanson. Liberty, Polk COUNTY; G pnta,
tian Schroeder. GAINESVILLE, Clay county; petel
N. Bourbon Wadena; Joseph Ranking, Middle
River, Marshall county; Joseph zachkowski,
Zion, Stearns county; Edgar F. Marvin, st
Cloud Archibald Crawford and Arvid y: Berk
land, Crookston, as partners and individually
Fred Wandrie, Henning. Otter Tail county.
The Schumann club elected officers last eve
ming as follows: President. Mrs. J. l.. Town
| ley; first vice president. Mrs. J. W: Mason; sec
ond vice president, Mrs. J. F. MCGOWAN; secre
| tary Mrs. B. F. Irish; treasurer. Mrs. L. L
Baxter; librarian, Miss Martha Bartelson.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-03
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

ANOKA, MINN.-Today at high noon at st.
Stephens rectory was solemnized the marriage
Of Miss Stella swank and w.: A. Keefe OF
st. Paul. Rev. Father Dolphin officiating. John
Keefe was best man and Miss Abbie keefe was
bridesmaid. Little Graden Colburn of Anoka
was flower boy. The. bridal gown was of chiffon
over white silk. with real lace, and the brides
maid wore batiste white silk.
An elaborate wedding breakfast was served
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. SWank
The color scheme in the dining room was pink.
white and green. Miss Mayme Swank presided
over the frappe in the second parlor.
The bride is a niece of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
Swank of this CITY, and the bridegroom Is a
member of the Keefe- Davidson company of st
Paul. They left in the afternoon for an eastern
trip and will be at home In st. Paul after
June I. - I.&.->
The out-of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs
r. H. Berrisford. st. Paul. Mrs. Mary Keefe
St. Paul, and Miss Ella Mason, Minneapolis.
t. OSCEOLA, WIS.-The marriage Of Lewis Oh
son Of this place and Miss Pearl Churchill OF
St. Croix Falls took place today at the bride
home They will reside in Osceola. -
YANKTON, S. D.-Captain G. Q. McVay
president of the First National bank and thu
Excelsior Milling company, one of the mos
prominent and influential citizens Of the state
| died today at his home after lingering illness
| He was 70 and had lived in Yankton over thirt!
years. His bank was the first national banl
: in the Dakotas. -'' ..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-03
MUNICIPAL GAS PLANT

WEBSTER CITY, IoWA.-The petition of
Brown & Workman. the Des Moines gas men,
who are asking an injunction to restain the city
from interfering with the erection of plant
here, has been filed in district court.
On top of the surprise In the filing. OF the
petition Of the gas men, the council at its regu'
lar session last night furnished bigger one
vote Of the people. the council had voted tt
erect a municipal gas plant and had entered
into contract with the Fort Wayne Gas com
pany for the plant. At the session last nigS1
Alderman Bunker offered resolution resembling
this contract. The vote Of the council was 8 t
g. Mayor Edwards cast the deciding VOTE
against the resembling Of the contract; SO 1t l.
have a municipal gas plant. regardless of what
the court may do in the matter Of the petition
of Brown & Wortham.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-03
MEDALS FOR DEBATERS
Gold Trophies Presented to Albert Lea
Trio by Citizens.

ALBERT LEA. MINN.-The reception for the
Albert Lea team Of the state debating league
was large crowd and after refreshments a
literary and musical program was presented.
gold medal the gift Of the Commercial club and
citizens. e. W. Hayes, one Of the debaters.
is still confined to his bed with rheumatism and
was not present.
District court convened here Tuesday. with
Judge Kingsley presiding. There are seventy.
six civil cases on the calendar and five Grim
inal. with more of the latter to go on as the
grand jury disposes Of the business before it.
Five cases. were reported as settled, and one
was ordered stricken IS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-03
ornex L! KitteII hrsnecial Assistant Dis

torney J.: A. Kittell byspecial Assistant Dis
were fled In Madison with Governor La Toilette
last week. n The charge is the result of the
prosecution of the graft cases. some: of which
are now being tried in the Fond du Lac court:
opposed to any move made to bring the guilty
parties to Justice; The district attorney VIII
make statement ,.., ..
An attempt is being made by the county
board to have Huntington removed from oTice.
The petition will be presente dto Judge Hast,
the interests Of economy only.
Miss Lena Tremmel, orphan girl, aged
II, has been adJudged insane:
The first baseball game Of the season was
lost by Green Bay to the Manitowoc team OF
the Lake Shore league by the score of to s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-03
POLICE NO MATCH
FOR SCHOOLGIRLS
LATTER WE'RE IN FULL CONTROL
AT CROOKsTON.
Glass Factions Parade the Streets and
Fight Desperately Because of Burn
ing by Sophomores of an Efigy Of
Imperial Cesar - Several I,usty
Youths Laid Out.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. =.
Crookstcn, Mimi, May 3.-The entire police
force was called out last evening to quell a
fight among classes Of the Crookston high school
which originated the burning of the sophie
more class of an effigy of Cesar. The juniors
and sophs clashed over the affair and the seniors
interfered. the class scrimmage making row
which awoke the echoes of the city and brought
people out of their homes in fear of race
riot.
Students Of both factions in the high school
paraded the principal streets of the city in the
evening and came together in front of the
Commercial in one Of the fercest class battles
out and many were carried off bodily by the
opposing side and tied to trees in the city
park.
The police found themselves unable to cope
with the students and retired, leaving the
classmen in practical possession of the city.
The disturbance continued until midnight.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-03
AT POINT OF DEATH
Erickson Held at Eveleth for What
NAV Prove Another Murder.

arrest for brutally assaulting Anton Gulas in the
dry of the Adams mine. Gulas has not been
able to speak for forty-eight hours, and is at
the point of death.
Another attempt will be made this year to
logs tn es or ta st. it
failed. It is to be tried this year by John
s sR Rev mha p a out n #
ent cleaning out the channel to the best Of
their ability: The river bed is full of huge
boulders which must be blasted. This work
must be done for a stretch Of about ten miles.
zim camp, No. s279, Modern Woodmen of
America. with a membership of eighteen has
been organized at Zim. The officers are: Ole
Olson. vice consul: G. A. Carlson, banker; Nat
N. Naslund. clerk; Alfred Olson. advisor; John
Peterson. escort; Ole Rask, Louis johnson and
Alfred Carlson, managers.