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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-11-01
An OLD SETTLER
" HAS GOMEZ
John Reichart, one of the Sturdy
Ward County Farmers died
at His Home After Long ILL.,
nesS.-Lived Here Since 1889.

John Reichert, one of the old
est settlers Of Ward county, died
Monday afternoon at his home
six miles northwest from Minot
after an illness of over a year
of Bright's disease. While his
death was not unexpected, it has
caused deep CONSERVATION in the
Reichert household. The funeral
will be held Friday morning
from the Catholic church in Mi
not, and the remains will be in
tered in the Catholic cemetery.
The decedent was SO years and
II months old. In 1885 he emil
grrted from Germany to Ameri-
ca, settling near Melrose, Stearns
county, Minnesota, from which
place he came to North Dakota.
He settled on a homestead, fill
ing as soon as the law allowed
him to do so, and since that time
he has been engaged in farming
and stock raising. He was one
Of those sturdy, honest farmers
who give a country reputation.
He endured the hardships Of
the early settler without a mur-
mer and always had the greatest
faith in this section Of the world.
He was kind father, good
neighbor and a true and loyal
husband. Besides his wife he
leaves six children who are:
Peter, Joseph and Mrs. Alvin
Enders Of Minot, Mrs. James
Ryan and Mrs. C. C. Clark of
Missoula, Mont, and Mrs. L. D.
Cotton of Burlington. All are
expected to be here in time fer
the funeral. One child, Anna,
died in Minnesota in infancy
years ago.
Mr.. Reichert was a good Chris
tian man, being a devout men,
Der of the Catholic church. The
Independent expresses deep SYM
pathy for the bereaved family.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-11-01

NJ. H Duffy, alias Brady.
Here is the worst one of the bunch and
undoubtedly the man who blew open
the Sawyer safe. He is an lrishman
from the first water, is about 80 years
with red hair and mustache, and on his
right arm an American shield is tatooel.
Scars are found over his right eye and
back of the left ear. A cluster Of stars
is tatooed on his left arm When Duffy
was about t be caught, he jumped in q
slough and renamed almost covered
with water for an hour. He also was in
the Philippines.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-11-01

II Won want ANYTHING in the.
nnrserylinescall atsor write to:
HEATHss NURSERY. He viii sup-
ply yon.. Riga, n. D. tt
j. c.. Smallwood and r. E.
Mott, grocers, will train their
horses next Sunday afternoon to
ascend the steps leading to the
viaduct from the north. When
the horses have learned the
climbing act, the grocers will be
saved a drive of ten or fifteen
miles a day.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-11-01

Strayed from my home Sec II, 1873 81
one gray mare nine years old. weight
about 14OO lbs. No brand. Three years
old. Also gray gelding colt. weight
1900 lbs, one spot on back worn of by
harness. One eleven year old white
gelding, SPAWN on both hind legs. walks
little stiff. Liberal re ward for any in
formation. John L. Hammer. Minot,
n. D. Hill %
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-11-01

Bert Conroy, alias Geo. Harrington
This is one of the most desperate of the
robbers, member of the trio that oper-
ated in the Philippines. He is y years
old and claims Detroit. Mich, rs his
home. He has knife scar on his left
wrist, and large scar on his left arm.
He was evidently shot on his left thigh
according to the appearance of scars.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-24
9as 0e5eimniR oes samees.
Bon @barIes SoIep

In einem langen Winterabeno in
unierem alien, tief berihneitem ;6auie
er5Gblte uns unfere aIte Sante foi=
eenbe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" aus ibrem
2eben:
Wir pobn.en ing2orpesen, als mein
Batter nod lebte. SD mar neunsebn
Sabre aft. Man pubte, baB i1 reid
mar, unb bic Greier blieben nidt aug.
Iber anitatt unter linen fir midi au
nGblen. bic allies tbaten, INN mir al
sefaaen, Diinf9te mein Batter unb cine
aepife Mabame Sumner, bic eroben
Ginflub auf i'm bate, mid NIT ibrem
Sobn 9aralb 81 berbeiratben. 9aralb
Sumner mar elm f4Dner, BET ben
5rauen beliebter Mann, unb audi il
freute mid iiber bic eerinsfte Mufmerf.
iamfeit, bic CT mir erpies. Mber er
ma9te fih ni9ts aus mir.
Nm Gage, als feline Mutter INN erS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-24
mir miiFsn lie morgen nod sinmaI bes

mir miiFsn fe mOrgen nod sinnnaI bs'
rennen."
Isle baben allies nit semeiner
MGb9enliit eetrieben - lie baben ft6
gar ni9t ri9tis psritedt :"
Isle iaben binter ben 8iif9en am
>Meg! &ein Mann pGblt bic gum @erz
fed! Sang na6e am Mnf9lag! sic
pii9ten berbpr, ndbrenb mir uns re-
ellie Miibe eaben."
sPfut, 10 cine MGb9enntrt6e
f9dft 80" Sp t0nte IS &pnrab DON
alien Seiten entsesen.
.Sdpeigt ftia jeBt = baS S3reien
niibt ni3ts!"
&onrab nia9te elm perG9tli9es &C.
fi&t, als er bas sptI6eR Die empOrte
S9aar rief.
Gs fam beute @benb gu feinem
Spiel mebr. @lerbanb 6eftige @ntla=
gen unb 8erippttansen flogen bin unb
pieoer.
Damn gingen bic befiesten Watb<
hinge in fleinen Srupps na9 9aus.
Sosar auf bas SpieBrutbenIaufen
batten Die @elfen bersi9tet.
sic batten Ra4eburit i'm 9srSen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-24

SD bate meinen Batter Derlprtn,
unb nor elm altes, einIames MGbGen.
als on einem Nprgen zines ungepDbn>
li6 beiBen Spmmers mein alter Die
ner Nnien mir tbrGnenben @uses
iagte, hob Nrbeiter einen grauii9en
Tunb aetban bGtten, iiber ben nur i'd
I~ufflGrung 9eben tpnnte.
Weiter faets Der 4lte ni9ts unb id
fOlgte linn boneen 9erSens.
duff Winf bes Oieners gin9en bic
@rbeiter beiieite, unp Dol mir LAG Gin
meni1liGer &Drper, in Sis ermi fart.
SD neiste mid nGber unb itieB einen
pilben 5reubeni6rei aus. Sd srs
fannie ben @nSue, bas iilberne 8anb
bes 8rGuti9am i'm &nppflp6 un6
6aralb ielbit, ME i6 i'm bus lesie
Maf seieben batte. SD, cit, runSlio,
nit neiben 9oaren uno Dpr mir Der
iunge bliibenbe Mann, ben i6 geliebf
bate.
Gr i6ien irisbIi6 gu i9lafeu, unb
mir mar IS, als miiife er Die &u9en
Dffnen unb nit mir ipreten. IS NOR
elm ieltfam feierli9es @efibl. 5brG>
men ROTTEN mir iiber Die @angen unb
i6 frae.e mid, oh i6 setrdumt koiie
al bic lanee .3eit. bic i9 pbne ibn ee=
lebt. @ls i6 bic 9dnbe pom @eii9t
iinfen lieB, itieb id nod einmal einsn
S4rei aus. bo6 einsn e%elIenbsn Ser
5peitlunssiGrei.
@nfen bate bos Gis bon Sarolbs-
&Drper selOit unb -. ih ia6 es in
fur6tbarem S6mer3 -. fem GDr=
per tpurbe bon einem anberen umz
idlunser, Der &0pf zines Weibes barg
iih in Observation-Disclosures 9insebune an
ieiner 8ruit, bic nadten @rme nm.
f4laneen feinen 6als, ibre Singer urn=
flammerten bic ieinen, als Der S9nse
fie besrub -.
Sd mid 5uriid unb Idlub Die au>
gen Dor S9merS. Damn befobl i6
nit gebrodener Stimme:
n8ebedf t mit@ 6nse. py Sdnee
auf iie, Sdnse, piels S&WH.... CIR
mag fem @ebeimniB abren 49,"
8lei9, 5itternb Bel Ser grinnsrnns,
f&iitteIte bic 4lte ibren &opf nit ben
langen peiben 2pden:
.Oarum bin ih 10 trauris. tpenn IS
f4neit 49,. 10 uniagbar trauris. -.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-24

fldrte = unb ibr Wile mar entiGeiz
benb mid ais feline 8raut gu be-
tra6ten. berrietb feline &Glte urb eins
fubirte 9Ofli6teit iebem Seobahie-
bus Se6len elmer erniten Neieune.
SD mar nod Su jung, nm 9arolbs
8efii6le 81 berfte6en, un0 bod bate
i6 BEL Der 9e5ipun9snen 2iebeu spiir7
bigteit, nit Der er mid umgab, Elm 81
fiibl Der Srausr.
4us einisen Ssmerfungen neipii9er
Sreunoinnen elaubte i9 berdusSn@
bOren, baB 0aralb cine anbers liebe,
nnb cine unruhe bemG6tiete ii9 mel
ner, Die i'd ui6t 81 geiteben pdgte,
unfere Serlobune purbe in uniersm
Sauie feftli9 ~beeaneen. Ser Snni
mar iiber unb iiber nit 8lumen otT
f6miidt. Die einen betdubenben Omit
ausitrOmten.
SD trug bic iilberne, perIenoez
f6miidte Srauttrone. Man Iagte mir,
baB i6 reisenb ausiebe, bod bic
S9mei9elei e~rfreute mid ipenig, Denn
Saraib fiimmsrte ii9 ni@t Oarum.
@r beIddftiets iib bel nit einer
iun9en. iebr biibiden Wittpe. &lara
Wperbal. sic bate IGneere 3eit in
p~etersbure eelebt unb Elm etfpas freies
8enebmen. bos mid abitieb. Mein
SrGutisum tanSte iebr pisl nit ibr. =
Gegen Mitternaft trennts man ii6.
Mabdme Doerbol mar cine Der lebten.
90 Tie Niemonb 6atte, Der lie na9
9auIe g~sleiten fonnte, Bat 9aralO MID
nm Die @rlaubniB, lie gu b%rineen-
Sbslei6 feline Gimme Sittsrte unb er
febr blei9 BEL Der Sroge nurbe, ers
i6ien mir iein @erbalten mir eegens
iiber ie6r b0fli6. benn er bate es tbnn
fDnnen, pbne mid gu fra9en. pbne OaB
i6 es ie erfabren bate. Sd COB
meme @inpinieune, bic mid bel
llebertpinbune ~toftete. unb beSpans
meins aufftsiaenbe Giferiu9t. Oils er
unb bic junse 6ruu sesansen poren,
fies cine banee Q6nune fOmmenbsn
llneliids in mir auf. unb i9 bereuie
meinen StplS bitter, Der MIDI gebinbert
batte, i'm ouriidaubdlten.
SD i6lOB mid in mein 3immer Gin,
unb fieberii6 aufeereet fanb i9 teinen
S6laf. Sd biinte MIDI in Deden unS
iebte mid auf ben 9alfon, in Der 9Dffz
| nuna, bic beiben al erfpGben. Nber
es eelang mir ni6t. SIS f9nsite ans
aufbOrlih, unb Dor meinen Nuoen
itanb bas Bib 9aralbs unb Slara
Wperbals.
----- @m nG6iten 0ior>
gen ipurben meme f6ltmmiten BE-
fiir6tungen bon Der furhtbaren Wirfs
liffeit iibertroffen. 9aralo unb Ma@
bame Wperbal paren berf4pun0en.
Nismanb batte fpeber ibn mod lie sefes
| ben unb aQes Sudep in ben Selien5
fliiften unb Iberiinben NOR pereebli6-
gs maj tiefer Winter mnb bic llnHr=
fuhuneen mlbten bulb eineeitelt tpers
| ben. 49,
Sir mid foleten Gage Der unauSz
ipredli9ften @nsit unb @erSpeiflune,
bann fpurben MDnnte Hummer Sroiier
baraus. bann Sabre Der Grgebun9.
Oas Mnbenfen on meinea 8erlpbteu
unb meme mod INNER srote 2iebe fir
i'm, lieben mid auf Die Gbe per5id>
ten.
Nidts bate meinen @r9ippbn betGz
tiet, bab 9araib 81 bieier 5rau mcbr
als cine unf9ulbiee Sbmpatbie 9ebe9t
bate. Der S6nee biitete ben 2eids
nam meines 0erlpbten unb bas &C.
beimniB feines !9erSens.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-24

2dn9er als Elm Sabraehnt mar psr=
sansen.
9rauben por ben Sboren Der @rpbs
ftabt, bd mo ii9 Der Walb am 5lub
binspe unb @ieien unb Mderlanb unb
freunbli9e SOrfer an feinen ufern la
gen, hotten MeniGenfreube fir trante
&inber cine @rbolunesftdtte seeriins
bet. 8araden iparen erri4tet ipDrben,
SpielpldBe unb 8Gber.
3pif9en ben StGmmen zines Sid
tenbeitanbss, auf fpnnsnbur9pGrm>
tenn Walbboben befanbsn iiG dlerlei
8prridtursen gum bequemen 2iessn
nnb SiBen fir Die gang Glenben.
8leine Sammsrseitalten bGmmerten
ba in 9dnsematten unb 2ie9eftiibsn
ibrer 9eneIuns ober ibrem @nbe ents
gesen. Sbrem Gnbe9 Wer mill bas be-
baupten? 8iellei9t einem rleuen Mor=
gen auf einem belleren, eliidlifen
Stern.
Cine iunse S9psitsr i'm srausr
&leioe Der 8urmberststeit gins BON Ell
mem S6merSens1aesr atn anberer
unb tbeilte Mil9 unb 2ederbifen aug!
Sir iebes bon ben fleinsn elenben
Wiirmten bate lie einsn S6er5 pber
elm NedpOrt. 9as sos bic &leinen ab
bon Der traurisen @egentpart utb lDite
cine lanse aette luftiser pbantaiiesez
banfen los.
sic ielbit soe beim @eben ben linz
fen SUB etpas na9 = lie btnfte. @s
bebinberte lie ni9t in ibrer Irbeit unb
bGmmte ni9t ibren Jrobiinn, es mill
berte ibr temperament. DIS fe init
benz 4ustbeilen bes Sriibfiids fertia
mar, ieBte lie ii6 inmitten bes fIeinen
areifes nieoer. 8alb lang lie, balb err
5Gblte lie. unb bic &inber paren poGer
2uft unb 5reube.
@uf einem i9malsn Sanbtpeg, Der
bon elmer 8arade fer na9 .sem Spielz
plab Der 8inber fiibrte, fam ella cine
Gltere S9pefter. sic bate ettpas baz
ftige unb edige 8etpegungen. SSbre
Stimme flang man6mal elm fpenio
raub = beionpers bann, ipenn lie e
gut meinte.
pS9pefter9en, fpmmen sic bpd
NAL fer = bierber. unter BEN Spluns
berl"
@ls bic Siinsere Dor ibr ftanb, iaate
lie Grgerli9: rSbun sic bds bod nidt
= nebmen sic bas &inb ni6f 10 nabe
an fi4! Sic biirfen es ni9t fiifeni Sd
fagte Sbnen bas fdon 70 oft! 0olIen
sic fi4 ben iideren Sob boleng Sis
binfsn : bas Gnsitiet mid = batten
sic in Sbrer Susenb cine @eIenfentz
climbing, bann burften sic iiberbaupi
ni9t serabe auf biefer Station pile
gen."
.Gein : i4 brad mir beim Spiel
ben SUB -, bappn tommt es."
.8pn einem f9ls9t eebeilten 8ruG
tpabrfGeinli4 : i9abe : f9abe!"
rGs mar elm eomplicirter ssau -,
Die Iunge S0peTer err0f1ete ursutu>
tiirlih.
y@lio nur ni9t tplfiibn, &inb -
i9 mub binein-bsr profeFor fpmmt
slei4."
@as liest on mir, ba9te bic S6pes
tier, pdbrenb fie iirnenb unter benz
6plunber ftanb. sic bate fsinen
Menfden auf Der tpeiten @elt, Der ibr
nGber ftanb, als bieie 8inber. Wenn
iie ibnen 2iebe unb tpeihe 3drtlihfeit
CAB, na9 benen fie fi9 iebnten = 10
that lie etpas = Spatiibnes9 @d :
bn liebe 3eit. sic tpollts iia ielbit nit
einem SderS iiber cine tribe Stimz
mung binpes belfen, aber es qelana
ibr ni4t. cine Shrdme fta5l ii4 in ibr
Muge.
sic sing lanefam auf ben Spiel
plab auriid unb beoufii4tiste, pie bic
@Grterinnsn bic &leinen pieber Ing
9aus bradten.
Gs NOR bdmmerig setpprben - bic
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-24
Monns FUR mar ni4t perItau6t

MOubs CUB mar ni4t pertau9t -
er mar sebrp9en.
@intge t6rer &amerabinnen bdtten
Die belen Sommerfleiber an ben bpr>
nisen 9eden Serrihen, unb Der Hettpr
Der 9ateinf9ule bate 8lase sefibrt
iber ben mangelbaften Iusfall Der
Grtemporalisn. Die @ufiGBe 6atteu Ell
men lprif9en pber rpmantii6en Gbaz
rdtter = ieit bic S4leben bliibten unb
bic @miel fang, bas iunse 2aub
iprpbte unb Die 8Gume anfineen, lGn>
eere S9dtten s1 tpsrfen.
Wia fi9 iemanb sariiber punbern,
baB Elm ernitli9es @erbot gesen biefes
eemeinfame Spiel in ben Sbalf9lu9z
ten Dor Der Stabt ergins9 Sas 2eben
= Der @Gtag trat in iein Ne9t = bas
luitige Spiel mar aus.
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
DEATH Of WILLIAMS
CONFIRMED IN MESSAGE
Victim of Savages Was in the Treasury
Department Carrying Pay
Of Soldiers.

Governor General Ide. of the Philip
pines. in q cablegram received this
morning by Captain Mcintyre, acting
chief Of the Bureau of Insular Affairs,
confirms the dispatches from Manila
last week. announcing the death Of Ar
thur T. Williams, who was killed dur
ing an attack made upon a small COM
pany OF the Philippine Constabulary by
Pulaiancs. The attack occurred August
9, and Williams was killed outright.
Mr.. williams is a native of Illinois,
and was appointed TO the civil service
from that State in May. 1902. in order 10
take a position in the treasury depart
mcnt Of the Philippine government. Two
years ago he was promoted to deputy
treasurer in the province of Sobu, which
position he held at the time of his
death. No details Of the attack have
vet reached the War Department. but
il is presumed that Williams was accom-
pqnying the COnstabulary detachment on
his rounds in making payments 20 offi-
ciaIs I'm the province He was a mar
ried man. and Governor lde, in hls
cablegram. requested that Mary r. Will
Jams. at Hillsdale. kan, be notified.
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
WASHINGTON GIRLS
FALL INTO A STREAM

Miss Mamie z. Johnston and Miss
Marie l. Prince. two young Washington
girls. narrowly escaped death by drown
ing few days ago a. Jordan White
SULPHUR Springs. Va. where they are
passing Tho summer.
Love OF adventure led the young wOm~
en- TO attempt TO cross "a stream on the
trunk Of a tree, and when they were
pretty far out one lost her balance and
plunged into the water. dragging the
other girl with ner- Neither could swim.
and as the water was beyond their depth
they would have been drowned but for
the prompt action og ". Tracy John
ston and Lester +. f. Prince. who were
at tht other end of the log and who
Owed after the girls. They We're rescued
and carried TO the shore in safety.
Miss Georgia Smith. also Of Washing
ton. saw the rescue from tint shore, hav-
ing refused 10 cross on the log. While
watching the struggle of the girls she
tainted, and had 20 be carried TO the
hotel.
The Young women were apparently
none the worse for their experience,
except for a bad fright
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
v. c. GREENE
ISSUES A STATEMENT
Reiterates Charges That New Workers
Incited Outbreak at Mines-NO
Need TO Reduce Dividend

NEW YORK, Aug. H-CoI. " C.
Greene has prepared a letter to stock
holders of the Greene Consolidated Cop
Ter Company che the present condition
of the company. He estimates the entire
loss through the fire and Tiotiug at
Cananea or June at 52G0o0O The pro-
duction Of June and July was consider
ably affected, but Tire output IS again
normal. July production was 4.o61,0
pounds of copper. That for August
the president estimates, VIII be in eN-
cess Of 4500.OcO pounds.
Colonel Greene reiteT5teS the charge
that the money TO foment the outbreak
Of the miners was furnished from New
York. but says that the Mexican gov
eminent has established a strong per
manent military post ut Cananea. max
ing repetition Of such scenes impos-
sible
The letter goes into detail regarding
discoveries OF new GRE bodies. extension
of machinery. and reduction of cost of
extraction.
Colonel Greere predicts that the &C
ouisition of S2,OC0,OO0 Of stock in the Can
anea Central Copper Company viii De
an asset Of great value to the Greene
Consolidated Copper Company.
THE current net earnings Of Greene
Consolidated Copper Company, says
Colonel Greene, are more than sum
Gent TO take care of the dividends now
being paid and there Is no reason 10
anticipate that any reduction VIII DE
made in dividend payments Tor the com
/ ing year" The company disburScd 500,
/ 600 as the June dividend and the direc-
| tors at a meeting called for tomorrow
I Colonel Greene announces VIII take
action OF the next dividend.
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

Ninth street southeast, between L and
NJ strects-COra 7. Horton 70 Nora NJ.
Thorn. part. SO.
Alley between L and NJ. Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets northwcst-Willia
II. A Wormley, trustee, 70 Laurence
Mangan, lot ~. square 49, $3.50.
White Croft-Nillam j. Cook et TX. TO
Charles ". Ray, lots { and :, block 3,
SO
Mt. Pleasant-Charles W. King, jr.. ct
ux. 10 John NJ McDuel, lot 596 SO.
Thirteenth street northeast between c
and d stTeets-Thomas Bradley. trus-
square 1909, $40
Long Meadows-vlrglnia NJ Taylor
10 Charles p Fletcher lot 205. block 2,
1880 New Jersey avenue northwest
Michael A Lynch 10 Mary +. -----,--.-
lot n. square 523 s., 450-
1853 and 1855 South Capitol street
John Miller TO Kate F; TANNER, lots
% and p, square 653, $40
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
] Samuel A. Drury ct uX, to Max Nickel
son. lot 2l7. block 1. $40
/ 2l49 / street nOrthwest-T Franklin
4 Schneider Ct uN. to simon Potts, lot 80,
/ square Is $40.
American University Park-Sarah J.
/ Croissaut ct. al, executors, TO Charles y,
Church, lot ., block i, $40.
+ RenO-Emanuuel NJ. Hewlett TO
I Thomas Walker, half interest in lot Il,
Willard street northwest. between Sew
enteenth and Eighteenth streets-HarTy
/ b. Wilson ct uN. to Charles o. Rice,
/ lot 20. square l51. SO.
/ NJ street northwest, between Twenty
/ second and TWenU-thiTd streets-GeOTge
/ W. Ray ct uN- 10 Mary a. Cady, part
] original lot II. square 81 SIG.
/ Mt Pleasant Heights-FUltOn r. Cor
don ct uX. TO Jacob +. Fox, lot 40,
/ square 4; lot 10, square I, &s-474
/ Addition TO AnaCOstia-RObert II. Bell
/ ct uX. TO Mary +. Fowler, lot /, block
/ !, $40.
/ T street northwest, between Thirty
/ third and Thirty-fOurth stTeets-S. Nor
4 rfs Thorne ct uN. to John w and Sam
uel r. Bagley, part lot 232, square 1870,
/ $40
! 24H NJ street OrthWest-Francena c.
/ BrainaVd et Vir. Norman. to Harriet
/ Colne, lot Sc. square "a, $40
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
HANOVER BANK BUYS
100000 GOLD ABROAD

NEW YORK. Aug 1.-THE Hanover
National Bank yesterday obtained 81
000,000 South African gold. which arrived
in London on Saturday. II confidently
had been expected that the Bank Of
England would secure this IL also was
reported yesterday that an additional
81 GOO 600 had been engaged in London by
New York bank, but this could not be
confirmed
Wall Street is expecting further gold
engagements. as foreign exchange yes
teTday declined 10 points as the result
of the sales Of bills against the gold.
Some BANKERS think that New York viii
be able TO secure some OF the gold 10
arrive soon in London from South
Africa There IS considerable selling of
cotton bills, which are coming into this
market in considerable volume.
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
.GOMPERS STARTS
A HOT CAMP AIGN
Opening Gun Of Political
Battle in Lewiston
District

Labor viii fire its big gun Saturday IN
Congressman Littlcheld's district. sam
uel Gompers, president Of the American
Federation of Labor, VIII deliver his
first speech in that district on that day
He will leave here Thursday for Lewis
ton. Ne. and Will spend one week ia
the Second congressional district Of the
Pine Tree State. After speaking in
Lewiston next Saturday he VIII 60 20
Rumrord Fails. where ne Is 10 speak
Monday night. August %. Tuesday
night ne viii make an address 10 the
labor unions at Livermora Falls Wed
nesday at Bath; ThursC@y at Waldo
bor0. Friday az ROCkland. and Saturday
al NiUalhavcu-
President Gompers viii also make
snort MONDAY talks TO the working
men.
He has received numerous letters from
local labor leaders assuring him OF
large and enthusiastic crowds. Infor-
nation received from Maine al the
Headquarters of the A F. Of L. is that
the labor unions TN the Second Congress
sionaI district of Maine are as one
against the reelection of Litrleteld,
and the announcement that Mr.. Cannon
Is 10 speak IN llitltlleiu o'StiiNt mas
il is said at labor headquarters, spur
red the labor unions 20 concerted ac-
ton.
The American Federation Of Labor
IL was said today, viii not make pubhC
auv blacklist of Congressman. but
will furnish the state committees with
the names and records Of all Congress
men who have been condemned by the
American Federation of aLbor- This
viii be more effective. IL is claimed
than making public the list of names
of Congressman who the Federation
regard as inimical 20 the cause OF labor
legislation.
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
COTTON MARKET STEADY
DESPITE POOR CABLES

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE unIertone
Of the local cotton market at the prt-
set this morning was surprisingly steady
in view Of poor cables. There seemed
to be good supporting orders IN the
market. some Of which were for outside
account. The offerings were quickly
absorbed and within i've minutes the
loss had been fully recovered ana the
market was selling even with last night s
close. Opening quotations
August. 932Ha2i. Sept embcr. S4lHS42,
October 957u95S. November, us bid.
December, 9.67fi96S; January. 4-lJU0So:
February, 9S4Q9S5. March, 99-4993.
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
MOTORCYCLES AT LARGE.

Three small cOlOTed girls ranging in
wears from ten 10 fifteens made their
escape from the Children's Temporary
Home after the breakfast hour this
morning
The names of the escaped inmates are
Ruth Rich, 81 + street northwest;
Mary thompson 1924 Eighth street
northwest: and Fanny Johnson. of Hl4
Eleventh street northwest.
The girls were connned at the school
as incOrrigibles and were under the
supervision of the Board of Children ;
Guardians At a late hour today the
girls had not been caught.
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
SEVENTEEN INJURED
IN SMASHED COACH
Chair Car on the NJ, K. & 7. Road Is
Knocked Over by Locomotive and
Partly Burned.

SEDALIA, Mo. Aug. IA Frisco
switch engine crashed in the chair car OF
the Katy flyer. No. e. at 1:05 this morn
ing At scott Junction. one mile from
Fort scout, injIring seventeen persons.
The car was turned over and took
FIRE The flames were eNtinguishrd by
tTainmen before great damage was done.
The most seriously injured Fasteners
are. Joseph HadIcy and wife. >u-que-
hanna. Pa
Three of H8dlCy's fingers on the left
hand were mashed. Mrs. HautCy suffer
Cd decorations about the head.