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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-28
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

For San Francisco via Hilo, per s
S. Enterprise. August 2s.-Miss NJ. lie.
van, Miss A. r. Hanlon, Mr.. and Mrs
G. J. Waller and six children, ]. e
Nash, ID. Richard and wife.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-28

There are seventeen mills la Ger.
many engaged In the manufacture OF
tissue paper. Germany turns out more
tissue paper than any other country In
the world.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-28
Heinz
India
Relish.

II only needs a taste Of
HEINZ INDIA RlllsH to con-
ciusively demonstrate its ap.
petite-provoking qualities. II
possesses that something
which sets a man to eating
heartily, almost before he 10
aware Of the fact. Cold meat
vanishes in the presence Of
this famous relish In a man
ner most amazing.
: HEINZ APPLE BUTTER
Is a cousin product Of the In.
-aia Relish and 10 a delightful
combination Of good thing
and preserve.
NlsLi.. a. lai..
Il HackfeId & Co.,
Limited,
A G E N rs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
WastefuIness In Life Insurance

The experience If the Mutual Life
for many years previous To 1873 showed
that large and increasing luSineSS was
developed at less than On,-thirl the
present rate of expense. As purely
economical proposition. there is no >art
If justification for the monStrpuS rX-
tlavagance that prevails at the present
time. If the controlling officers and di-
rcctorS of these great companies had
more moral conScicncc-f they had not
hrrome -, hr>nttcn with Ivalicr and
grct1l-thry could probably he relied upon
10y reason Of their fear. if nothing else
to inStitut" those vital reforms which are
50 loudly demanded by public opinion.
But look at What they are doing at the
present hour Conspiring and Scheming
and planning whereby the enormous re-
sources Of the three companies may be
combined in III. offensive and defensive
alliance TO the end that the Stupendou.s
power and influence thus created may
be worked for Il common purpuSc-thc
manipulation of the entire certified
wealth Of the richest country in the
wI!d. 80 far rs the same is represented
on tn" Stock Exchange Stocks and
ltndS PILED mountains high are but the
playthingS of such creatures us Rookie
Teller and Ryan.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
Farmers To Meet September /

Maryland farmers vii, gather ut Col
lrgc Park on September | and > To AT
tend III" thirteenth yearly meeting of he
farnpl>' ORGANIZATIONS of Maryland. ut
thr Maryland Agricultural College aud
the Agricultural Experiment Station. \
hu>ircS> meeting, to- which each farm
rrS' organization will he entitled to send
one repre- sentative will he held on the
evening of September ], for the con>id-
ration Of the reports of the committees
and amy business which the delegates
may desire to present Another one. to
cm"lldc any business that may remain.
will h" held ON the afternoon of the fol
lowing day.
The rest of the time will he devoted
10 inspecting th" work in progress at
til" Cpll"g" and Experiment Statiul.
Each group will be accompanied by Il
guide. who will conduct it SyStcmatical-
~ over the farm and through the build
in@> ana explain everything in detail.
Special invitations to attend the meet
iH- hlNr been sent 10 prominent farm
"rS all over the State by the President
and faculty If the Maryland Agricul-
tnlaI College and the director and staff
Of til" MARYLAND horticultural Expert
m,nt Station.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
miIIaro j. Davis

Dcnuctt" y Judgment was finally rem
drrcd at the May term Of court.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
Propounds Spiral Theory

La Places ring theory of the nrhil-
lar hypothesis for the creation of the
universe is attacked by Prof. +. r.
Assisted 10y Professor Thomas c. Cham
bcl'ain. head of the geology department.
Professor MGulton has been working for
more tllan four years to set up what he
terms tn" spiral theory. The results
of their researches were made known in
Il lecture on The Evolution of the So
lar System" delivered by Prof, >,,ur
Moulton.
"Thr ring theory was brought out by
La Place in lI96. and has been accepted
almost universally up To the present
time" said Professor Moulton. "The
throry which lrofo SSCr Chamberlain and
myself Mold is the spiral theory.
I've believe Il second sun--a disturb
ing S1ln-nIpvod Gown near cur sun and
caused ON our Stn enormous tides thou
sands of miles hi2h The tides were sim
liar to the tid"S of til" sea. One tide was
1T the point nearest the disturbing sun,
and the other tide WAS on the opposite
SIDE.
The matter shot toward the disturb
ing sun Gr!ina';|y !; would have been
straight up.hut the disturbing sun moved
around in an clHptcal sort of orbit Con
SrHucLtlN. al the MASSES thrown off were
III u SPIRAL direction. one after another
which accounts for tie orbits Of the
planets. The swollen MASSES were. at
trlctcd to th' large nuclei. which made
;lcm into pIdn"tS.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
Gulf Stream Goes Awry

Captain DhNrud Vf tn" Rsd Star
steamer kroonland reported yesterday II
great divergence OF the Gulf Stream
from its course. This confirms the re-
port of Captain RuScr of the Moltkc
which arrived Ia>t Sunday. According
to both captains. the warm Gulf Stream
has made Il biz shift and is within GOO
miles of the coast
Captain D~Xrud believes that contin-
ued Southerly and sOuthcasterly winds
are the cause. While his ship was pass
ing through the stream the temperature
averaged 30 degrees. The excessive hui
nudity may also be attributed to the
nearnesS of the stream to our shores.
The current is particularly strong and
seriously retards rapid ships.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
Mans Footprint In Coal

The first human imprint ever found in
anthracite coal was uncovered by Mich
ael Sincavage, Il miner. at the Eagle Hill
collicry today, the print being that Of Il
mans foot. Fossils of snakes. ferns. etc.
have been plentiful, hut this is the first
evidence that prehistoric man WAS in cX-
i>tence in this country during the forma-
ton of the coal beds. This imprint, it is
estimated, must have been made 10000
years ago.
Sincavage, not approaching the value
of his find. dumped it in an ordinary
coal wagon after he had shown it to
fellow miners.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
Neuralgia
And Other
p q / n

All pain in any disease is
nerve pain, the result of a tur-
bulent condition Of the nerves.
The stabbing, decorating,
darting, burning, agonizing
pain that comes from the prom
inent nerve branches, or sem
sorry nerves, is neuralgia, and
is the big brother" of all the
other pains.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
rarely ever fail to relieve these
pains by soothing these larger
nerves, and restoring their
tranquility.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
leave no bad aftcr-eGfects, and
are reliable remedy for every
kind of pain, such as headache,
backachc, stomachache, sciat-
lea, rheumatism and neuralgia.
They also relieve Dizziness,
Sleeplessncss, Nervousness,
Car-Sickness, and Distress af-
ter eating.
For many years 7 have hecn a con,
slant sufferer from neuralgia and
headache. and hay" never been able
to obtain any relief from various
headache powders and capsulcs, until
/ tried Or. Miles Anti Pain Pills.
They always cure my headache in five
minutes t''n"." FFiIp X. SWiNGLt1,
Cashier list Nat. Bank, Atkinson. Nc3.
Or. Miles Anti-Pan Pills are sold by
your G"rc.i@t. Who viii guarantee that
tn= TrsG ,:s.<ace WI benefit If it
faIs he Ydi r"tarr Mgu" rcneJ
IS t.:-..., g.. g.. Have" sold in bulk.
No. =. Co., E-iIhart, Ind
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
MOST EXCLU-
SIVE CITY
IT Is Old Charleston Which Has That
Distinction

Charleston is without doubt the most
exclusive city in America. 1t gives 10th
ing out to the stranger beyond its ply
steal beauty and tempered climate. One
keen observer said of it: 1T has only
one cuual-a German principaity. where
almost every on" is noble ana I!l inter-
married. Other places and social codes
exist, Of c~urSr-Nrw York. Chicago,
Dcnvcr-hur not for ChnrlcStoll.'
\ small child in one city WAS asked
where Charleston WAS placri. Proudly
she .lil at is h,twyrn the Cooper ;nd
the Ashley ri'cl>, which join and form
the ocean.
When the Ho>;tniau speaks grandly
OF the Mnyilowrr, the. llugurnot #
Char, >ton >mil,S. He Is remembering
that Jan Hihnul landed II iiugucnot
emigration in Port Royal - years before
the rulitanS landed in Massachusetts
bay
Charleston WAS settled by ari~tocrat>
from France AM lister from Eng'and-
men who came from the cart and Wore
the garments ANA = exc the language or
the worlds hi"h,. circle. Like New Or
leans, it >pran@ Into life - II cultured
community.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26

$10O,G0o.OOO and $15O,OOO,OOO. Nobody
but Marshall Field knows how rich Mar
shall Field considers himself to he.
1T is Il pleasure 10 deal with Mr..
Field, aid one of the county TAX p:h-
when he does utter n complaint, there
always j. just ground for it. He is not
81" Of those who deem it Il matter of
%,tl business t. escape paying their full
STARE of the taxes. He wants to ic fair
and >4rlIr" with the people,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-10-10

REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS. AND DEVOTED TO THE NINE

Deer Lodge, William Ralston; Fergus,
David Hilger; Flathead, James Ken
nedy; Gallatin, John T. Ingram: Gran
lite, John Featherman: Jefferson, J..
F. Cowan; Lewis and Clark, A.. j. Dav-
idsOn; Madison, o. B. Barber; Meagh-
er, c. w. Cook; Missoula, J. 8. Good
man; Park, G. w. Wakefield; Powell,
]. Bilenberg; Ravalli, Amos Buck;
Rosebud, w. B. 8. Higgins; Silver
Bow, H. s. Clark; Sanders, A. ]. Ian.
sing; Sweet Grass, ]. E. Hall; Teton,
J. Gibson; Valley, G. G. Sargent; Vel
lOwstOne, N. Newman.
Treasurer, A. M. Hotter, of Helena.
Secretary, ]. U. Sanders, of Helena.
Executive committee, Conrad Kohrs,
of Deer Lodge, and Mike Reinig, of
Helena.
Tonight the members of the society,
to the number Of 500, participated in
the annual banquet, at which numer-
GUS toasts were made and a most en-.
joyable time had.
The Thirteenth annual meeting of
the Sons and Daughters was also held
today, about so members being pres.
ent. c. N. Reinig, of Helena, was
elected president; Mrs. Matte Hib
bard, of Helena, secretary-treasurer.
About so new members were admitted.
A resolution was adopted making
members of the Montana Society of
Pioneers honorary members in the
junior society.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-10-10
LEwlsTowN IS BEST OF ALL.
Proinent Butte Man Has Words OF
Praise for Our City.


A few days ago w. w. Mcdowell,
one of the foremost real estate and
mining men of Butte, paid Lewistown
visit, and during his short stay here
sized up the situation accurately. Mr..
Mcdowell was much impressed with
the future of this section, and espec.
tally Of this city, and upon his return
to the great mining camp, the follow
ing interview with him appeared in the
Butte Miner:
"Lewistown is one of the best towns
in Montana today" said w. w. Nc
Dowell, upon returning from trip to
Fergus county. While in the Lewis
town district, Mr.. Mcdowell paid par
ticular attention to the resources of
the district, both agricultural and min
eral, and expresses himself as high
ly pleased with conditions.
Situated in the center of Judith
Basin, Lewistown naturally draws
Then, again, the farmers have found
that they can raise wheat without ir-
rigation. and this is rapidly becoming
almost as important as cattle and
sheep raising.
There are three prosperous mining
camps quite near the city. Mr.. Gebo
who has of late years been associat
ed with H. L. Frank in the coal minea
of Alberta, Canada, has recently open
ed splendid coal mine right on the
edge of the little town.
Taken all in all, think Lewistowr
is the most favored small city I have
ever seen."
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-10-10
England stood with France.

Paris. Oct. "a marked reaction
in public sentiment has followed the
Franco-German accord concerning the
Morocco conference. Many leading
newspapers are renewing their cam
paignof criticism against Germany
This is due, principally, to Chancel
lor Won Buelow's open statement ia.
voring a Russo-German approachment
The Matin reviews the circumstan.
ces of NJ. Delcasse's retirement from
the foreign office, alleging that a num-
ber of sensational events occurred in
accordance with the change. M. Del
casse is represented as making a
speech to the ministry. warning them
that if they yielded to the German de-
mands concerning Morocco. the min
istry thereafter would always be sub
jected to German dictation. The Ma
tin further asserts that Great Britain
conveyed definite assurances to France
Of her readiness to mobolize the Brit
ish feet with the view of adopting
aggressive measures if Germany at
tackled France.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-10-10
ALL PRAISE
STATE FAIR
Visitors From Fergus County Say lt
Was the Biggest Thing Ever
Held in Helena.
Was Not Representative Of the Great
Judith Basin-Suggestions for
Next Year.

The Fergus visitors to the state fair
at Helena have practically all return.
ed home, a large number coming in
Sunday evening on the special that
left the capital city in the morning
and arrived here at $3.50. With one
accord, the Lewistown people say the
fair this year was far in advance Of
any former effort, the improvement
being general in all departments, but
they regret that Fergus county did not
make better showing.
Alderman Harry c. Brown, who had
charge of what little there was from
this section, says the comparatively
few sheaves of grain taken down were
all right in their way, but in sea of
similar exhibits from all over the state
were simply swallowed up. 1t was
decided to put these sheaves in with
an exhibit Of grain raised without ir-
rigati0n from the state at large.
A Suggestion.
The suggestion has been made to
Mr.. Brown that next year, the exhibits
The plan proposed is that the local
fair association offer more liberal
premiums for displays of grain and
produce with the understanding that
these exhibits shall become the prop
erty of the association. The Business
Mems association should then take
charge of all the exhibits that are de-
sired, send them to Helena and see
that they are properly placed.
Mr.. Brown states that the most not
able improvement in the displays at
Helena was in the live stock depart
ment, which was surprisingly fine, and
excited the admiration of all.
Should Begin Work Early.
s. s. HObsOn, vice president OF the
state association for this county, has
| not yet returned, having remained Ov-
er to attend to some business mat
ters. David Hilger, who came in Sum
day evening, regrets the failure OF
Fergus to make any kind of show
ing at the fair.
"There was more interest in the
Judith Basin, believe, than in any
other part of the state. Constant In
quries were made about Fergus coun-
ty, and the people wanted to see our
exhibit. Well they didn't see it. Our
county is very we'll known, and 1t Is
known, too, what we are producing.
! We can just about lead the whole
state of Montana in certain lines, but
we came in at the end of the process
sion this year. We just had a little
handful of grain, while counties like
Carbon made magnificent displays. 1t
was certainly scandalOus. However,
we may get together next year, and do
something worthy of the county. 1t
seems to me that it would be good
idea to have a man employed collect
ing exhibits, organizing the county
and attending to all these details. 1t
would take some work and some time,
but it would be worth while.
1.-The fair was the biggest kind OF a
success, and the live stock display was
a surprise to every one. The attend
ance was immense. running to over
10000 some days. The weather was
generally good. There were showers
one day, but the sun came out and the
little rain did not make any differ
encp'
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-10-10
Women Cheer Kaiser,

Berlin, Oct. 9.-The German EN-.
peror received pleasant surprise
from two young English ladies on the
occasion of one of his majesty's period
ical visits to his summer residence at
Wilhelmshoe near Cassell. A mum.
ber of loyal subjects were present to
witness the arrival of royal party,
but in accordance with custom pre-.
valent in the district the visitors were
received in silence. Among the crowd,
however, were two young ladies' who
had recently arrived from London. On
some such an occasion they said to
themselves a vocal demonstration was
an absolute necessity, so when the
royal carriage passed they, stepping
forward from the silent ranks, waved
their handkerchiefs and enthusiastic
cally cried in English Long live the
kaiser" "A.
The emperor started with pleasure,
looked around at the two ladies and
gave them a salute. The next day an
equerry from the royal palace waited
upon them to say that the kaiser de.
sired to thank them for the recep-
ton
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-10-10
REAL ESTATE
STILL ACTIVE
MORE IMPORTANT DEALS FOR
CITY AND RANCH PROPERTY
CLOSED UP.

Although the season for marked ac-
tivity in real estate is drawing to u
close, deals in city and county prop
erty continue to be made, and some
Of those closed up during the past few
days are of considerable importance.
John Borgh has sold to the Spring
Creek coal company for $500, all
but six acres of the southwest quarter
of the southwest quarter of section
%, township Is north, of range l4
east. and small parcel Of land in the
north half of the northwest quarter
of section 26, township Is north, OF
range 18 east, the coal and other min
erals being excepted in the transfer
Ruth Attix has sold to Rollin Creel
for $780, a tract of land in sections
| 23 and 26, township 13 north, of range
Is east.
Michael Trepp has sold to R. S
Hamilton for $500, a part of lot IS
of the Janeaux tract, at the corner OF
| Second avenue and COrcOran street
| the consideration being $500.
David Pirrie, of ROthiemay, has sold
| to James Wilson, of F1atwillow, fol
| stated consideration of 81, a 16l
acre tract in section 10, township II
/ north, of range 26 east.
Wentworth & Decker have sold tC
C., l.. Wentworth for stated cOnsid
| Grafton of 81, lots l, 2, 3 and 4. in Gas
mo addition.
| Michael Trepp has sold to Katie NC
Cam, for $40o. lot 9, in block 26. of the
JaneauXs tract,
Odilon Janeaux has sold to E. Hop
kins for 81, 400, 40 acre tract neal
the city, which Mr.. Hopkins will use
for his ice pond, etc, in the busines;
about to be established by him.
w. ]. Abel has sold to Jacob Abel
of Helena, for $625. a half interes
in lots 5 and 6, block Is, of Stat
fOrd's addition.
i TC. Power & Bro. have sold to Ele
amor f. Brewer, for $3.50. lot IL
block 6. of the Morase addition.
Annie X. Vogel has sold to NJ. The
len of Moore. for $500, 100 acre trac
in section IA. township 13 north, o
range q east.
The Aztec Land & Cattle company
nv Dayid Hilger has sold to B. F Lep
nor for a stated consideration Of 81
, an 80 acre tract in section "a. town
; shin 13 north Of range 26 east.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-10-10
PRINCE LOUIS COMING.
British Squadron to Pay the United
States q Visit.

British Squadron to Pay the United
States q Visit.
Washington, Oct. 9.-Announcement
was made at the navy department to-
day of the tentative program which
has been arranged for the entertain.
ment of the British squadron under
burg, which will visit New York and
Annapolis next month. According to
present arrangements Prince Louis
squadron will arrive at Annapolis No.
vember l, where 1t will be welcomed
by Admiral Evans with the battle
ship and armOred cruiser division of
the North Atlantic fleet. On NOvem-
ber 2. Admiral Evans will entertain
Prince Louis and officers of his squad
ron at dinner. On the Sd Prince Louis
and officers of the squadron will visit
Washington, and on November a
reception will be given at the white
house by ,.he president to Prince Louis
and staff. The reception will be held
at 3 p. m. to bef ollowed by dinner
at 8 p. m.
The 9Th they will be entertained by
Rear Admiral Sands, superintendent
of the naval academy at Annapolis.
The battleship squadron will sail from
Annapolis for West Point on the 7th
and will be followed on the follow.
ing day by the British squadron. The
arrival of the British squadron at New
York on the 9th will be followed by
official visits. dinner by Mayor Nc
Clelland, private diners and parties for
officers. On the 10th there will be
an excursion to West Point.
The Drake .on which Prince Louis
will give ball, is the flagship of his
command.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-10-10
MEETS WITH
TRAGIC FATE
Joseph Asbridge, Young Son Of the
Well Known Stock Grower
Is Instantly Killed.
THE GUN ACCIDENTALLY FIRE.
Deep Sympathy Expressed for the
Father-Body Taken to Bill.
inqs for lnterment.

A frightful tragedy was enacted at
the home of Joseph l.. Ashbridge, in
the Highfield district, Saturday, by
which his son Joseph. aged IL years,
was instantly killed.
From all accounts of the sad affair."
i. appears that the victim and his
younger brother, Vern, aged about 10
years, were going out through the
kitchen. A loaded shot gun was ly-
ing on a box near the kitchen door.
The older boy was in advance, and in
passing the gun Vernon, in some way
not exactly known, came in contact
with the weapon, which exploded.
Struck In the Head.
The charge struck Joseph in the
back of the head, making a terrible
wound. The boy fell forward without
a word. dying almost instantly. A
girl in the house heard the report and
rushed to the kitchen at once, but the
boy had ceased breathing when she
arrived.
A Great Shock.
All members of the household were
greatly shocked over the affair and
the deepest sympathy was expressed
for Mr.. Asbridge. The first report of
the tragedy reached this city Satur.
day, when Undertaken Creel was mott
fed by telephone to come out with a
casket.
Funeral at Billings.
The body of the victim was taken to
Billings, where the funeral occurred
at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Asbridge, the father Of the un
fortunate lad. is member of the firm
of Asbridge & Battams, and is widely
known all over the country. He is a
frequent visitor to Lewistown, and has
many friends in this city who will
sympathize with him in his bereave
ment.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-10-10
Has the Marriage Mania.

LOgansport. Ind, Oct. 9.-BrOken in
mind by grief over his sons disgrace.
Allen Obenchain, aged "a. one Of the
wealthiest men in Cass county. was
taken to the Northern Indiana HOspit.
al for the Insane. His son, Elder
Frank Obenchain. disappeared last De-
cember, and a shortage of over $780,
900 in the funds OF Cass county, OF
which the younger Obenchain was
treasurer, was disclosed.
The shortage has been settled by
Obenchain's bOndsmen for $4,000 in
cash.
The insanity inquest developed that
Obenchain, ST., who Is a widower, had
written to so women of his acquain
tance and proposed marriage to all
Nearly every girl of marriageable aee
in the township and every widow Of