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The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26

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Mrs. Sheldon Wills has been on the
g TX list the past few days.
Skating is & ,od once more and the
young people are happy.
Several car loads Of hogs have been
shipped in to be fed the past week,
Some of our young people attended
the revival meetings at Riverton this
week.
School opened again on Monday,
the scarlet fever scare having blown
yer.
This weather is causing the ice man
some worry, but the rest of US can
stand it.
Ray Wilson came in from Franklin
Saturday morning and spent Sunday
At home.
Myrl Garner, who has been sick for
several days. IL some better at this
writing.
Miss Mamie Householder spent sew.
eral days at home last week, while the
school closed.
Art Wolcott is much better at this
writing and his friends hope for his
early recovery.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Hastings were
Burlington passengers for Franklin
Tuesday evening.
Rev. Hill is assisting Rev. Owen.
pastor M. + church of Riverton, in
revival meetings this week.
MIS-. Bullock, who has been visiting
her brother, U. N. Warthen, and
family, left for Lyons, Colo, Tuesday
evening.
Miss Laura Burgess, formerly Of tn il
place, was married at her home in
Franklin Wednesday. All her friends
join in wishing her much joy.
Edward Jones, the t~en-year.old SOL
of M. aud Mrs. Clarence Jones, hal
been seriously Ill for the past week
and little hope is entertained for hi
recovery.
H. Luce received the sad news o
OF the death Of his sister, Mrs. Will
Fulton, of Riverton. She has beef
long AMI favorably known here ant
the announcement of her death wa
received with great sadness.
The new M. +. church at New Vir
ginia is almost completed and wi
soon be ready for dedication. 1t /
going to be beautiful and cOmmodiou
structure, and is a credit to the neigh
borhood who have contributed so lib
orally to build 1t.
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Already the church people are be-
ginning to take an interest in the big
revival to be held here in the early
summer, under the direction of Evan.
gelist Honeywell and p. p. Billhorn,
the famous writer and singer of relip.
Ious songs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
SALTWATER
Fine weather still continues.

Fine weather still CONTINUES
John Miller Of Dresden, Kan, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Will Cling sold a team OF horses to
Burr & Kirkpatrick of Guide Rock
Saturday, for $40
Orris Hubbard has recently returned
from Rawlins county, Kansas, where
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Are Ysu USING Aliens Foot.Ease?

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder. 1t cures Corns, Bun
ions, Painful, Smarting, Hot, Swollen
feet. At all druggists and shoe stores,
25c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
A Guaranteed Cure fer Piles.

Itching, blind, bleeding, protruding
so piles. Druggists are authorized to
refund money If Pazo Ointment fails
to cure in G to IA days. 90 cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
To Cure a Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo quinine tab
let's. Druggists refund money If 1t
fails to cure. f. w. Groves signature
is on each box. % cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
Real Estate Transfers.

day, Dec. 20, furnished by j. H. Bailey
of Webster County Abstract company
Jos Chevalier to J B Laporte
sw4 29-4-12 wd. ..............$ $500
A ID Baker and wife to Henry
Arends lots / to 10 block 6
Morey add to Blue Hill wd... 400
Jos E Moore and wife to A ID
Waterman 50 block 8 Hoover
add to Brue Hill wd. ........ 625
Chas Spence and wife to James
Morey part 81 sw4 sea TALL
wd 6OO
L + IoeS and wife to S j Della
hoyde lots 1 to 2 block 7
Hoover add to Blue Hill wd.. 40
G F Gund and wife to G Spence
nw4 sea TALL wd ........... $500
Janna Rose and husband to H
Rose lots 2 and 4 block IA
Rosemont wd .............. $50
Chas f Keller and wife to G w
Cowley lot 7 block IL Bladen
ooO
Guide Rock cemetery to F. T.
Burr lot 2 block 104 wd. 900. Is
Henry 9 Andrus to Clara Q An
drus sea nw4 8 Ito wd........ l
Henry q Andrus to EuQenia An
drus W. sw4 Clio wd. ........ l
Il 9 Hubbell ct al to Q + Gather
nw4 32.2-10 wd................ 5000
j A Macarthur sheriff, to VIM f
Kimsey lot 90 block 2S&M
add to Red Cloud wd........ 800
IOtal. SlZ9o
Mortgages filed. ......... .Si7OO
Mortgages released. :....... $1,000
For the week ending Wednesday,
January "a, 1906.
State of Nebr to James H and B
f Watt NJ mel and e2 nw4 27-1
: ll2o
Jas Crawford and wife to Fred
Scheduling sw4 1889 wd. ...... 5000
w II VanPatten and wife to w
p Kuehn se4 Is. I'LL wd ....... 5000
Jno Crawford and wife to Carl
Scheduling W. W. se4 24,3 10 wd 1000
U S to Albert G Wheat nw4 22.4
Z....... pat
Joel Warner and wife to g
Frame lots l to 6 block 8
Hoover add to Blue Hill wd 775
Q E Perkins to Fuller & Good
.......... ~
IN A C~-l ..l .,.eo - ~ N LL,I
Ter lots Ia to 10 block 2 and
lots / to 3 block ID Cowles qcd 700
Chas Munger and wife to Alva B
Virgins sea sw4 16. Ito wd.... 1900
State of Neb to Sam Farquhar
SO nw4 l6-2 8 d................ 56O
III G Wright and wife to John
Rose NJ nw4 $50 god ........ 1890
Nancy l. Thomas to H A Bow
man lot 8 block II Blue Hill
wa. 1oo
Henry A Bowman and wife to Fl
Arends same wd. ............ 24Q
John McHugh to Louise Collette
lot A block 4 Spence add to
Baden wd. 100
Emily Arends and wife to H G
Wright lots 2 and 3 block Z and
lots ~ and Is block 8 Rose
mont wd 1850
Henry Arends and wife to H G
Wright lot 0 block 7 and lots 10
and IA block 8 Rosemont wd.. $50
L f Spence and wife to l. X and
Mabel g Conrad lot 3 block 2
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26

Spence end add to Bladen wd. $50
L E Spence and wife to G Spence
lots 6 and 7 block 3 Spence
add to Bladen wd. ........... ITO
Ludwig Klein and wife to Rev
Otto Klatt ne4 1874. II vd..... 300
Henry Gund ct al to L ] Meents
block 6 Hoover add to Blue
Hill wd GOO
Della Sharp TO Oscar Bcyce lots
123 block 10 La Due add to
Red Cloud wd. 80
Chas Binger and wife to Jas b
Low ned 21-3.lO wd. .......... 1925
p Robinson and wife to Azelle
Wilson NJ lots IL l3 and II
block 6 Rohrer add to Blue
Hill wd 800
Rhoda e Miles to Logan Carper
lot 7 block 5 Hoover add to
Blue Hill wd 40
Clarence B Frame to Richard H
Merett lots l and 2 Hoover add
to Blue Hill wd. 300
Alfred Shrosbee to Logan Car
per lot 8 block 5 same add wd 40
Sarah E Vaughan to Margaret M
Wall lots 7 and 8 block 10 S &
M add to Red Cloud wd ...... 800
State Of Neb to M w Hornberger
W. ned l6 80 $50
Aaron Conover and wife to Retta
Miner part W. ne4 2-1.ll wd... $500
Total .s34351
Mortgages filed. ....... $4,000
Mortgages released ....... $1,000
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-27
.MEE'1!IN|GP0sTPONED.. !! N [ ! ]:
OF INDUSTRIAL
WORKERS
Organization Founded by Debs
in j. Opposition to American
Federation.
Associated Press to The Eve.inx Time..

Associated Press to The Evenins Times.
Chicago. Ill. June 27.-Conflicting
reasons are given for the postpone
ment Of the convention Of the Indus
trial Workers of the World, which
was to have assembled in, this city
today. The organization, which was
founded by Eugene v. Debs. is Of
strong socialistic tendencies and has
met with bitter opposition from the
American Federation of Labor and its
component bodies.
The reason given by the organiza.
tion for the postponement Of the CON
vention Is the uncertainty of the out
come of the trial OF Meyer, Haywood
Western Federation of Miners. who
are charged with being implicated in
the murder of former Governor
Steunenberg of Idaho. In an official
announcement to the membership, re-
lative to the postponement, the Of,
ficers say that If the accused leaders
of the Western Federation of Miners
are acquitted. the convention "un-
doubtedly will be the most important
ever held by the workin class in this
country" The oppnents Of the In
dustrial Workers. on the other hand,
declare that this high-sounding de-
claration Is all "bosh," and that the
real reason for the postponement of
the convention is that the leaders are
not willing to disclose the weakness
OF the organization at this critical
time. as most of the locals have no
money to send delegates to con-
( ventiOn. ssg53 isass,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-27
A TERRIBLE CRIME.
SHOCKS PARIS
!. PUBLIC |
Mysterious Murder Of Beauti-
full Breton Wanaan Puzzles
the Officials. 4
A:.cciatea Press Gable to The Eye.i.x

Annotated Press Cable to The Evening
Z Tlmes.. iIiffH
Paris. June 27.-All Paris is ex-
cited over a mysterious murder, the
victim being a young and beautiful
Breton woman, OF rather facile morals,
who is belived to have been at one
time on the stage. A short time ago
she took up her abode In cottage
at Saint Mande, with a male friend
with whom she had formerly lived, and
who. on his return from Africa re-
Gently, had sought her out and found
her. After dining with him one eve
ming last week she went out, saying
that she was going to a little party
which some acquaintances were giving
in Paris. and at two o'clock next
morning she was noticed passing
through the Saint Mande gate on her
way back to her dwelling.
The woman went along broad and,
at that hour, deserted avenue, run
ming parallel to the Notifications, and
soon afterwards pool Of blood as
perceived by q .lamp-lighter on the
pavement. Following the ruddy track,
the man turned corner, about fifty
yards from which he found q corpse
lying in a street adjoining the avenue.
The body had been divested Of most
of its clothing, including corset and
stockings, and there was a terrible
cash In the neck.
The lamplighter hurled of to the;
police at Vincennes. who arrived
promptly on the scene OF the tragedy.
and soon afterwards the corpse was
identified by a apublican who gave the
address of the friend with whom the
unfortunate young woman had been
living. The friend, who had retired
early to rest, and was sleeping sound
ly when the police called at his cot
tage, lost no time In accompanying
them to the spot, and he quickly noted
that. besides the clothes which were
missing, q purse containing q con-:
siderable sum and some jewelry, which
the murdered woman invariably wore.
had been taken. ei y. s a.
Though the police have worked
diligently on the case, they are still;
In the dark as to the identity of the
murderers. No suspicion attaches to-
4 the friend OF the woman as he sue
ceeded In satisfying the authorities as.
to his movements on the night Of the.
crime. One theory Is that the crime
may have been due to q desire for
revenge on the part Of some former
acquaintance Of the victim. But the!
Sneighborho0d in which the murder oc-
CURED Il 30 dangerous at night, that
It is thought quites probable that the
woman may have been killed only,
for the sake Of what she might have
! about her. NJ ,as "a q
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-27
North Dakota g. A. B. Holding
Annual Encampment At Bis
marck ]: 4 To-day W. +. 9. Also
Represented.
GOVERNOR sARLEs
AND COM. TANNER
Chief Attractions and Are Present to
Greet the Old Boys in Blue
Bismarck GaiIy Dressed.
Tlmes speeial servfce,

Evening Times Special Service.
Bismarck, June "a. The annual en-
campment Of the G. A. r. and w. r.
G. Of the state of North Dakota opened
here today and the city is in the pos
session Of the veterans. their wives
and friends.
Old Glory waves from every avail
able spot Of vantage and residences
are decked in the national colors in
honor of the occasion.
The hotels are we'll filled but ar
rangements have been made at private
homes and there is no difficulty in
accommodating the crowds.
Governor Sarles lis present, greeting
the old boys in blue and the popular
chief executive of the state Is being
given the hand Of fellowship from the
visiting members with whom he Is a
universal favorite. Grand Commander
Tanner and stan will ssbe here today
and Is to meet the comrades in friend
ly chat and exchange "reminiscences of
the days OF strife and bloodshed.
The nesting of the veterans prom
ises to be one of the largest and most
interesting ever held In the state.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-27
FOR HALF HOLIDAYS.
President Grants Vacations for EN-.
ployes Of Navy Yards and Stations.

Ss~Ss@OAAos
Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Washington, June 27.-Saturday
half holidays during the months of
July, August and September have been
granted by President Roosevelt to
skilled mechanics and laborers, and to
all employees in the classified service
at navy yards and naval stations of
the United States. The following self
explanatory executive order was made
public by the president today:
1T is hereby ordered that on Satur-
days, during July, August and Sep
tember, until further notice, four
hours. exclusive of time for luncheon,
shall constitute days work for skill
ed mechanics and laborers and en-
ployes in the classified service, at all
navy yards and naval stations of the
United States: Provided that il any
skilled mechanic or laborer shall
work more than four hours on any
Saturday during the months afore-
said he shall be paid for such extra
work at the rate of 50 percentum In
addition to his regular and normal
scompensatioa and no moro.
(Signed) Theodore Roosevelt" |"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-27
RUM OR
That children's Throats Were
Being Cut in New York
Schools Creates a Panic
Among Hebrew Patrons.
OPERATIONS FOR
THROAT TROUBLE
Lead to Story-Schools Closed, Par.
ents Fear Jewish

Associated Press to The Evening Tines.
New York, June 27.-A wild rumor
that children's throats were being cut
In the public schools resulted lin such
excitement and panic throughout the
lower east side today that Is schools
with 25,O0O pupils were closed for the
day. The trouble was caused by oper-
ations performed on several children
yesterday for the removal of adanoids,
fungus growth in the back of the
throat and nasal cavity. The opera
ton is not a dangerous one, but the
reports concerning what had been
done spread rapidly today and es-
pecially among the Hebrews and be,
came changed into rumors that the
Russian, anti-Jewish massacres were
to be repeated in this country and that
start was being made on Hebrew
children in the schools. 1t was not
long until many of the schools were
surrounded by crowds of frantic
stricken parents, bent on rescuing
their little ones from what they be-
lieved to be impending death.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-27
BIDS FOR ANDREWS
JEWELRY. OPENS
BR|sk[Y'
Personal Effects Of Slayer of
Bouton Girl Sold at Auction
in Oakland.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
San Francisco, June 27.-The dia-
mond rings and other personal effects
of Hilton Andrews, slayer of Bessie
Bouton at Mount Cutler In Colorado
and who, with Hulda Olivia, lured Will
liam Ellis from Australia to Berkefy
where they attempted to take his life,
were sold in Oakland yesterday at
public auction by the public admins
traitor.
The valuables were those left by
Andrews and the Olivia woman last
winter when he killed his companion
and himself to escape the clutches of
the police. The bidding for the gems
was brisk, and from these relics of a
life Of crime the estate of the noted
criminal has received upwards of ST.
900. The money belonging to the
estate is to go to the widow of An
drews who lives in the east.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-27
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS,
Associated Pres, to The Evening Time,

<ANoVCA4sC0 1ESDD ~ AAC nVeUl4B 'x1nG1s
Harrisburg, Pa, June 27.-The
Democratic state convention is in ses-
sion here to nominate candidates for
governor. lieutenant governor, auditor
general and secretary of internal af-
fairs. For the first time in may years
the party has virtually shaken itself
free from the control of the state ma
chine and the attendant corporation
influences, and appears to be in q
position to make a free choice of
candidates irrespective of the lictation
of Col. James M. Guney. national COM
mitteeman. and his party leaders.
Surface indications point to strong
sentiment in favor of indorsing Lewis
Emery, Jr., the gubernatorial candi-
date Of the Lincoln party. II such
action is taken. strong efforts will be
made to overthrow the republicans at
the coming election through fusion
Of the democrats. prohibitionists and
Lincoln party followers. It is prob
able that the platform will come ont
strongly In denunciation of the Stan
dard OIL company, the Pennsylvania
railroad and Senator's Penrose's COM
binations In the administration OF
state affairs. $ q 81 A 4 q 7I5 ~
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-27
PATTERNS FOR UNIFORMS.
Only to o~be Imported-Fabrics and
Workmanship to be American.
Aasocloted pra.. to IT,. ru.-,-r r.


Associated Press to The Evening Timea.
Washington, June 27.-In reply to
one of the labor organizations which
protested that the importation" of
George V. Winters, an English tailor,
by the war department to bring the
uniforms of the United States army up
to the English standard in the matter
of "smartness" and "jauntiness" was
violation of the contract labor law,
Acting Secretary Oliver has addressed
a letter in which he says:
"Mr. Winters services were not en-
gagged to construct new models for our
uniforms, or to make the slightest
change in them. He is only to revise
the patterns from which the clothing
is cut with view to improving the
set of the garments and introducing
into their general appearance a more
distinctively military effect and to
make samples of the same from his
patterns, but according to our estab-
lished specifications. These were to
be, and it is understood have been
made in London and shipped to the
United States"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-27
"A PLEASANT VISIT.
Emperor Of Germany Shows Long.
worths Courtesies IN Respect
to the President.

WORMS Couftesles y respect
to the President
A.sociated Press Cable tosThe Eyeains
!. Kiel, June a7.-congressman Long
worth and Mrs. Longworth left Kiel
last evening for london Thav could
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-27
. DEDICATE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Bishop Stanley and Other Distin.
guished Prelates VIII Attend.

special TO Tine Evening T1meos
Valley City, N. D., June 27-The
new Catholic church in this city will
be dedicated July /, by Right Rev.
John Stanley, D. D., bishop of Fargo,
assisted by Abbott Vincent, o. 8. B.,
Richardson, N. D., and Rev. John M.
Sailer, Cincinnati, o The edifice Is
40x10O feet in size and the tower is
100 feet high; the structure cost $18,-
900, and is all paid for. This is
mainly owing to the good management
of the pastor, Rev. J. g. 5Sailer. who
was ably assisted by the following
building committee: Philip Gassman,
John Maesh, Frank Winkler. John
Kuhrie and Patrick McNulty. while
the church trustees are. Edmund Len
hard, secretary; Charles Ertelt, treas
urer; James O'Farrel and Thomas
Gassman.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-27
THE SANT0 DOMINGO
TREATY MUST
GO OVER
No Vote at This Session-De
feat of Bill is Claimed Like
ly by Opposition.

Associated Press to The Evening Times,
Washington. June 27.-The Santo
Domingo treaty will not be acted upon
by the senate at this session. The
committee on foreign relations ad-
journed today until the next session
of congress and the treaty was left
without action. 1t is expected an effort
will be made in executive session to-
day to have day fixed for the vote
on the treaty early in December.
Opponents of the measure claim to
have votes enough to defeat it and it
is the opposition therefore that is
seeking to have the time fixed for a
vote.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-27
FAIL TO AGREE ON
INSPECTION OF
=. MEAT
Conferees of House and Senate
Recess Today-Amendment
is a Stickler.

Associated Press to The Evening TineA
Washington, June 27.-When the
conferees on the agricultural appro-
priation bill took recess at 11:15 to-
day they professed that it appeared to
be an impossible task to reach an
agreement on the meat inspection
amendment. Senator Proctor urged
that a disagreement be reported to the
house and senate, but the house con-
ferees refused to consent to that. An
other attempt to reach an agreement
will be made this afternoon.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-27

Odd sizes In Children's Jersey ribbed
vests and drawers. regular price 2Sc
per sarment tomorrow for ...... .lEe
children's Jersey ribbed union suits,
sises q. ~ and -. regular price 10
per suit. tomorrow for !. !. !. !. !. !. 1De
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-27

Violent i',ll''' Tremblin of the
Earth Felt IN Southern Wales
Early This Morning Build
ings : Rock and Chimney sFall
PEOPLE FLEE IN
ABJEcT TERROR
Panic Reisns and Many Narrow Es.
capes Are Experienced shocks
widely Extended.

A:.::ei.ted Press Gable 70 The nvesinE
Cardift, Wales, June 27-violent
earthquake shocks were experienced
throughout South Wales at 9:45 this
morning. Houses rocked and many Of
the cheaper ones were damaged. Hun
dreds Of chimneys fell, pictures were
shaken from the walls. occupants Of
dwellings were thrown to the ground
and people fed from their houses,
shrieking in panic with visions Of the
San Francisco disaster before them.
Though there were many narrow es-
capes from falling chimneys and
copings there were no casualties so
far as known. 4, Il 4
Earthquake shocks were also felt
at Bristol. Ilfreacombe and elsewhere.
They were accompanied by loud
rumblings. ,l