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The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08

Sheriff R0be5toon Of Park comfy.
Mont. c4nght Merle and Earle Cuu-
ningh2m. two boys, IN the act Of dsir-
ing band Of stolen horses ou1 Of the
county. Both are In Jail at Livingston
The federal grand jury 1t Atlanta.
Ca, Is investigating charges Of peon-
age brought against q number of c1ts-
zens Of Georgia, Re q result Of iureEr5-
gztaon by Assistant Attorney Genera
Charles ". Russell.
The Brown teud factions are arn-
ing themselves and another outbreak
is expected at Harkng, K!-, al any
moment The feud was started week
ago, when members Of the band
clasbed in oatlle.
After evading tn elaw for more ihsn
TWO years. being chased from city 70
city, Robert saEsnan Of 81. Louis,
wanted on the charge Of having muf-
deree Carl Miller OF Holden Mo, WIS
t,rough, 10 81, Louis.
Two express packages containing Z
SUN of money rar3ously estimated
from 3l.toD TO s1,No0 were missing
from the Southern Express company
csy when the packages were checked
owe, ii Nashville, Tenn.
Mudey and self ap1'ar-
enlr ended the lives Of z nsn, and wo
mao registered al the liotel Grinon. i'll
New York, a. MY and Mrs. Sinclair OF
Burlington vi. Their bodies were
found in 4 bed in the rooln assigned 70
ltsm
Neither railway secret service men
nor the police as yer have secured z
positive clue in the mysterious mail
robbery which happened al ElkhoTn
station Man, when s5,ooi, il cash and
oIhs. vslua bic registered matter was
.:akeu.
The circuit e-our, al Toledo. Ohio.
upheld Jas decision Of Judge kinkads
,. co,nInon pleas court IN the ser
teaces he gave Reuben Lemon. Rollin
Beard and Joseph Miller. convicted OF
-cospjrac, il restraint Of -,ads in th7
ss'e q. ice These are the famous ice
,:ases which wsre t,leo last summer
The senlencss given ths nsn were
s. 800 fire zach and six months il the
work hoase
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
CONTINUED UNREST IN CUBA.
Bands Of Outlaws Still Are Found in
the Provinces.

Havana, Nov. 3.-Reports received
at army headquarters frcm the prov.
inces of Santiago, Santa Clara and Ha-
Tana show continued conditions of un-
rest. although no instances of actual
violence are mentioned. The COM
mandant OF the marines stationed at
Sancti Spiri,us telegraphs that that
town is quiet, but that the adjacent
country is unsafe, owing 10 the pres
ence OF parties of outlaws: that the
rural guard is apparently unable to
suppress. Similar conditions prevail
in the vicinit, of Sagua la Grande ana
Guantanamo, but they are without po
lilical significance.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
STORM At SEA CAUSES WRECK.
Canadian Vessel Ashore Near Char
lcttetoNn. p. e. J.

Charlo,tetown, P. E. L, Nor "A
heavy wind and rain storm which is
raging here has delayed communica-
ton with the mainland and with van.
ous parts Of Prince Edward Island.
The Turret Bell is ashore on Cable
Head. The vessel lies on a rocky bot.
tom in only FIVE feet of water. TIE
crew is apparently safe. The chances
Of floating the steamer are considered
slight.
Vessels Seek Shelter.
Highland Light. Mass, Nov. 4.-Tha
Northeastern gale which has RACED
along the coast for the last few days
continued last night.
One twc-maEted coaster came in Tn
Ger bare poles and anchored in the
bay The rug LucEenbach. with thirty
light barges. tso-masted lake-buils
steamer and three -masied lumber
laden schooner also anchored to es-
cape the fury of the storm.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Otherwise.

The Mobile & Ohio railway has
granted an increase Of pay TO its 800
nnachinists.
White men of Fayetie county, Ten.
1iessee, met at Someryil]e TO organize
(. White Mer's leagie" for protection
egaInst rumored prising of negroes.
Abe Attel! of San Francisco won the
decision from Harry Baker Of San
Francisco after twenty rounds Of fast
fighting before the Pacific Athletic
club.
Prof Andrew Fleming West OF
Princeton university, who was offer I'd
the presidency Of the Massachusetts
Institute OF Technology two weeks
ago, has declined the ONCE.
Charles G. Gates has killed a griz.
zly bear which may be the biggest ever
killed in Colorado. The bear weighs
about 100 pounds, and old-time hunt
ers say that It ig about ~ big as griz~
zlies grow.
After q conference between General
Superintendent Bernet Of the Lake
Shore railroad and the adjustment
board OF the switchmen's union, 1t was
announced that the outlook was favor,
able for q speedy and amicable solu.
ton Of the controversy. ~
Evidence tending to show that the
leading grain elevator companies Of
Chicago ar Elm an Illegal c0mbina-
ton to control the grain warehouse
business has been submitted to States
Attorney Healy BY John Hill. Jr.. with
the request that It be laid before the
next grand Jury. '
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Casualty List.


Charles Alsea- living near Shelby
vile. Ind. accidentally shut and killed
his little daughter.
]. D. t-sutwood actidentall: Shot Ed
Nelson whil= target shooting al Wax
field. Mich. He ussy Gle.
D, " = Pratt who was chief chem
:sr 0, tie Conte5eracy was sijllsd ty
George freight Train a, Atlanta.
Andrew Finn snd Edward Barring
ton were killed by a premature e1plo
SIGN ot blast il ebe j. !, e. En5ns ~
Butte.
Three enlisted 1nsn oI the Dartles.lil,
Wisconsin ,rs dead al Seattle. and 1wc
s1e seriously III az lAe result of drink-
ing b., rum. ....
Mis- Laura scot7. school leather.
Wa found dead ne@t Parker. Colo. D5
! tearcigiLg l5a,T.. She lost her way
s,lG troza 70 death.
9ss'. aciiYe prairie fires gre raging
il l'le w>a'arn portion of the big
rsz,efre in Oalaao-na which il soos
o 1,ss cl>-n- / tor settlement.
The steamer Elixir ra;l ashore i'll L
l.,1ee tog I,sa1 Cap Race. The Tessei
so9-ut, q SHEER cliff and sank The
-::sw narrowly ssFcaJ>sd drowning.
Ate: wild ride of nearly six blocks
behind Z 1ea,n ot 1naddsned horses.
Jos eIjll Gardner. hack driver III
Butte. Mont. was dashed 70 dealh
a2"il1S. telegraph pole.
A ycung pei buc3i attached an old
,ilan named Hugh ,iicfo1 AT Menomi-
nse. Mich Nichol had TWO ribs frac-
,ured. hjs face ripped open and WAS
e,il,erwiFe yely seriously and perhaps
fatally injured.
Robegt Leslie os Helena. Mont, while
riding oyer the Northern Pacific tracks
on z track yelocipede with compan-
Jon, was struck by light engine near
verniillior. in the western part Of the
STATE. and instantly Killed.
The three-year-old child Of Wearne
Rowe Of Helena, Mont, was killed in
a most unusual manner. Several chill
dIen were playing horse" with a
young calf. and rope tied around the
calls neck was tied to the Rowe child.
The calf ran away and dragged the
child 10 death.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Woman Stranded,

New York. Nov 6-Neishbcrs found
the body of Mrs. Maggie Gordon. in
her home. where apparently she had
been s1rangled TO death This was
the view of her death taken by the
coroner. and the woman's husband,
Alex Gordon. vas taken into custody
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Bullets for Mob.

New York. Nov g. = Augustus
Iambe. a striking chauffeur. was sho.
and dangerously wounded when
street car. in which four strike breai.-
ers and an equal number of private
detectives were riding. was mobbed.
Police reserves dispersed the mob.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
comoetition for Trust.
DISCHARGE NEGRO SOLDIERS.
President May Dismiss Three cempa
MES Who Made Trouble in Texas.

Washington. NCv. &. - President
Roosevelt, is expected 10 issue an order
to-day directing the oisbonorabla dis
charge from the army of the three
companies of the TWen1y-ff1h infan
Try. being The negro soldiers who shot
up Brownsville. Tex. killing white
citizen. and tor participating in rio-
last summer.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
kilied ia a Ac.eI,

Cleveland. Nov. t. = Theodore P.
Shafer was yesterday shot and killed
in the Empire hotel by ". F. Willis.
Saaier heard Willis wife screaming
for help. and while endeavoring 20
gain adr1i1tance 10 Willis apartments
ing him.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Panama Celebrates.

Colon. Nov. 6.-The third anniver-
sary of the foundation Of the Repub.
lie of Panama continues to be cele-
brated here. There was bull.baitins
and other amusements in the after.
noon and fireworks in the evening.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08

Struck by Car. Cir, May Die.
st. Paul. Nov. 9. Emma Maria
Gavin. six years old, was run down by
q street car near her home and proba--
bly, fatally hurt
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Paint Brush I. Cue.

Nor;hwood, Iowa, Nov. 6.-Because
he dropped paint brush in one of the
dressing rooms of the opera house
while he was engaged in gathering up
his plunder, L. B. Tabor. painter,
has been convicted of theft.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Find Poll Books MutiIated.

st. Louis, Nov. 4.-An indictment
charging mutilation of the poll books
was issued yesterday by the grand
jury against Frederick Heidecker, Re.
publican city central committeeman in
the Ninth ward. ~.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
KILLS HIMSELF BY PROXY.
Prussian Sergeant contrives SO That
Soldiers Shoot Him.

PruS1ian Sergeant ContrIVe8 SO That
Soldiers Shoot Him.
Treves, Prussia, Nov. Awhile sew
eral squads Of the Twenty-ninth regi.
;nent Of infantry we1e exercising in .
field yesterday with blank cartridges,
a sergeant Of one squad fell dead with
four bullets through his breast. 1t de.
velcped that he had himself loaded the
liaes of the squad with ball cartridges
and directed the recruits to aim at his
breast and pull the triggers when he
exclaimed, His majesty! Hurrah!"
The cause of the sergeant's suicide
has, not been ascertained.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
ledae Loses $4,000.

Chicago. Nov. 4.-An Investigation
of the books Of the Danish Brother.
hood discloses the fact that Treasurer
Eskildsen Is sn alleged defaulter to
the extent Of $4,000, all the funds os
the order. aEskildsen has disappeared
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Loses Arm in shresaer.

Manchester. Iowa. Nov. G.-Whiie
feeding shreddiEs machine. ". V
Keith caush, his lei1 arm IN the cyl!n-
der ana il vas 50 badly mancied that
ii was necessary TO amputate it.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
v1Es TO QUIT wAReArH.
Agreement Reached in Conference Be
tween Reds and Soldiers.

Sheridan. Wyo.. Nov. ca confer
ence between the Indians and troops
resulted in an agreement on the part
of the U1es 10 return with Col. Rogers
to Fort Meade, S D.. to be taken care
OF there by the government. while
Chiefs Red Cap and Black Whiskers
go to Washington to talk the matter
over with President Roosevelt The
J,es will 90 overland with troops OF
the SIKH cavalry
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
TROOPS Clash
WITH UGLY uTE
s:siRMleA OCCURS WITH TROOP
OF CAVALRY ON BITTER
SOLDIERS ARE ouIw1IID
BAND OF ONE HUNDRED RENE
cAcEs SEIZE SUPPLIES FOR
CAVALRY.

w
occurred yesterday between band O.
fhs renegade Ute Indians and troop
OF lne Tenth cavalry On Bitter crAek
The troops captured fifty Ute ponies.
As The troopers were driving away
tas ponies. 100 IleE. fully srned- su''
rounded the cavalr.-1nen and Stamped
ed Tie ponies. The Indians recorere5
al, their ponies but fire shat were Kill
&C by The troops in an effort 1n s1o.,
The STAMPEDE
Tne Indians dld not fire al the So
diers. and the soldiers desiEted from
attacking the Itss. as The reds greatly
e,ulnumbe:ea them.
Guides Are Tseacherous.
Settlers charge that Indian guid. =
euplo:sd by the federal troops are act
ing treacherorkly and leading Inc
troops On false trails TO keep the SOL
cierE ..on orertaling the Ctes.
Trainmen arriving last nigh. repol !.
that 100 Sioux are wandering ffr.
miles northeast o. Sheridan. The Utes,
it is said, make for I'D marches north
ward by night, hiding from the soldiers
by day.
Capture Troops Supplies.
Sheridan, W:o.. Nor. "A band O.
hundred Ute Indians, i, is reported
captured wagon loaded with aou1
and supplies bound tN Aryada the
Tenth and the Sixth cavalry. TIE
driver was held at rife point while The
redskins sacked the load and carried
:, away, allowing the driver to pro
coed with the empty wagon.
Troops camped a, the mouth Of But
falo creek are On short rations and
more food has beer ordered Most Of
the Jtes are sull caInpsd On Bear
Creek. Lear Birney Soldiers north Of
Sheridan have seer TO trace of Chez
ennes.
Outwis the Soldiers.
Miles City, Mont. Nov. 3.-Adyicss
have been received al Fort Keogh Of
the arrival al Ashland Of the Fort
keogh troops. They saw TO U1es, The
renegades apparently ou,a-itsing me
Montana soldiers by making a wide st.-
tour toward the Cheyenne reservation.
Hold Pow-Wow With Troops.
Sheridan, W,'o, Nov. ..-The Us,e
Indians, now almost 400 strong AMI
with 100 ponies, gre still camped On
Little Powder river. in Montana. a
messenger who arrived yesterday al
.Arvada talked with Chief Unkaskia,
Who SAID:
Snow comes. !. GO TO see Sioux
pretty soon. Cheyennes come not
row
A messenger arriving from the con-
ference between the military and the
Jtes reports ,ha, The conference MAS
Still in session when he left, but The
INDICATIONS were that the Indians
would asree II is understood the rlili
tary offered 70 take the Ites home. is
sue rations during the winter and
promised 10 take UP Inc matter Of al
lowing them another abiding place b,
next spring.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Royalty ia Washinaton.

Washington, Nov. 6.-Prince Henry
of Reuss of the German imperial fami.
lily, naval officer, returning to his
country from China. spent several
hours with Ambassador Sternbure nj
the German embassy.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Football Victim.

Housh1on. Mich. Nov. t.-The first
death in Michigan This sea son result
ing from football occurred last night
wnen Leo c. Brown CT Hancock dies:
from injuries sustained in a game.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Charged With Burglary.

Billings. Mont, Nov. 6. - George
Smith and Edward McDermo,t were
arrested on a charge of burglarizins
the wool warehouse of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Held for Embezxlementt.

I s'O'~ ~ ss1sOSA6sSSUSUts
Reading. Pa, Nov. 6.-Herbert L. A.
Sueur, An employe Of the Montelle
Brick company of Reading, was sent
to Jail here in default of SO, 900 bail
on the charge Of embezzling about
$4,000. n n
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
SAYS THUGS ASSAULTS HIM.
Civil War Veteran Picked Up Near
Fort Smelling.

ST. Paul Nov s.-Horace Firnaan
Of Howard Lake. MINI. veteran 0:
The Civil war. is al the city hospital
with broken jaw. serious cash over
his right eye and bruises abou, the
body. He says tina, he was attacked
by two highwaymen. beaten into insen-
sibility and then robbed Of his watch
and $50. He lay unconscious in the
roadway near Fort Smelling all night.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Nl TRUST CASE
IS NEARLY READY
II WILL ne A CIVIL ACTION, 90
THAT THE GOVERNMENT NAV
APPEAL.
TO PROVE STANDARD IS Trust
SECRETARY HITCHCOCK TRYING
TO PROVIDE COMPETITION
IN SOUTHWEST.

Washington. Nov e-Thc govern
men1's bill in equity attacking the
Standard Oil company is nearly com-
ple1ed Ii viii lie fled in the Eighth
circuit in which the important anti
trust cases nave been begun.
No matter what the circuit court
may do. there will be an appeal 10 the
supreme court OF the United States.
Wants TO Appeal.
The action agsins1 tie oil monopoly
will be civil because the aitorneys for
the government want 10 have the right
10 appeal 10 the highest court. and
that is something they could not have
were they TO bring criminal proceed
inss.
The thing most desired by The gov
eminent is decision by a court thai
the Standard Oil is a trust within the
meaning OF the Sherman antitrust
law.
Competition for Trust.
Secretary Hitchcock of the interior
department is seeking the scalp of the
Prairie Gas and Oil company. the
Kansas name for the trust. by encour-
aging The Jennings Bros. 10 lay a pipe
line from the Oil fields OF Indian terri
1n1y 10 Port Arthur. Tex. and erect a
refinery there that will dispose Of 49,
ooe barrels of Oil daily The Pittsburs
firm will invest s5.( 100000.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Over Twslve.Foct eank.

Luyerne Mimi. Nov. Ca Rock ISL
and passenger train was derailel three
miles west OF Ellsworth and thrown
down a twelve-foot eElbanhnent. in
jurine len passengers seriously
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Two Linemen Electroevted.

Sioux Falls. S. D.. Nov. 6-While en-
gagged in working upon the electric
lil.e of the Cascade Milling COMPANY,
Two eaper, linemen were killed b.
coming into contac, with live wire.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
From o,ner Shores.

tiEner.asrl reIort aav5I. tonnj
sjan2 he tt,ax2 wtec;;aas from the
i;-it2stl fteaI1s: i>eTinstJ:l, u i.ich l:.tI
DiIbsp, Spain. Z ws@e.; ago.
TIE iIonoon Daily Teleg1aph's cor
:: ;:eS,ondent - The Hague says he
learns that she sscoran peace confer
once viii 1,rs cons1oi.eG neGt i-as;sf
the Hamburg co,reapuns5en, ot lhs
I>oadct, Tribune repos7e ';1e tpuntse;
jl.a q. ';1e Russian steamer jsssjca il
.9e Cult ot Eo,slnja Thjy', men were
Growns.c
Emperor >FilliaD H. ooli2ed 70 re
ulai:. indoors for me present. following
he advice o' his physicians. His maj
e1'y is suffering from q simple. cold,
contracted while OUT hunting.
j., is announced that he construction
g, 'wo bss,jeshj7s caea OF ,7er z1,pNp
to:ls will shortly be begun in kps-
tian navy yard. The nscssea.y credit;
fnr hsese have already been submitted
~ 'he council q ministers
Taking sdyan,sge Of the absence ut
Eaiatil a, Alzille. the Auje!as, tribe
hostile u him, have raided his strong
told at Zinab, carrying OF his cattle
;,fis:r q 1wo hours fgh, Raisuli has
proclaimed himself governor of Ar
Zilia.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Dem.nd Maximum Fine.

1t vas learned yesterday that the il
structions the president and Attorney
General Moody gave to Mr. Sims re-
GuiTe MIN to demand of the court. in
case the corporation lis found guilty,
the imposition of the maximum fine
under the law. which amounts TO $20..
900 for each oRense.
Mr.. Sims has the cases we'll in hand
and the president and Attorney Ger.
eral Moody are convinced he will do
all with the evidence in his possession
that any one can do.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
CRUSHING BLOW FOR OIL TRUST
Fines Aseresatins $4,000, 600 Posi-
bic in Event Of Conviction.

Washington. Nor. 4-H the snti-re-
bate prosecution of the Standard Oil
company should be successful that cor.
poration may be compelled to pay fines
aggregating $1s0,000,000 1t would be
SO crushing penalty that the Stand
ard OIL company never again would
pay Of accept rebates: nor is it likely
that any other corporation would care
to expose itself 10 a similar punish
ment.
To Edwin W. Sims, United States
attorney at Chicago, has been confided
the duty Of striking the hardest blow
at the Standard Oil company. The
eases Mr.. Sims will bring to trial name
more than S,400 counts. which specify.
violations of the Elkins anti-rebate
i2w
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08

Has Three Fires in Seven Hours.
Minneapolis. Nov s. - The LenharT
Wagon company sustained loss OF
81 600 in series OF three fires which
occurred between 9 o'clock Saturday
nigh, and O'Clock Yesterday morning.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
students in a Painc,

otVueHS8 1T paInc.
Cleveland, Ohio, Nov 6.-Sixty lock.
ers, all the uniforms of the varsity
football team, were destroyed and for.
ty students were thrown into panic
last night by fire in the university
school. No one was hurt.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Runaway May Be Fatal.

Winterset, Iowa. Nov. 6.-Mrs, J. R.
Rogers. wife of wealthy farmer liv-
ing twelve miles south of here, was Sc
riously if not fatally hurt in run
QWay
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Fear He Is Killed by Utes.

Lead. S. D.. Nov. 6.-Word has been
received that one of the Cleveland
brothers. who nave saloon in Beulah.
Wyo., had been killed by the rowing
Ute Indians.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
May Tax Peddlers.

Madison, Wis.,, Nov. 6. - Attorney
General Sturdevant has decided that
cities can impose an additional fee
upon peddlers to that imposed by the.
state 45
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Hunters Mureer a Warden.

Hunters Murcer warden.
Pine3ale. Wyo., Nov. 6.-Word has
been received hele CT a battle between
game warden and hunters in the
mountains west of this place. in which
the warden was killed.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Coffee Pot Blow. up.

Miller, S. D.. Nov. G.-An explosion
of coffee pot at George Ingelmann's,
breakfast blinded one eye and badly
scalded his face. .tI
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
hor,e,a Kick Fatal.

Winona. Minn.. Nov. 6. - Hubert
Lenders died near Fountain CITY from
injuries received from horses kick.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Criminal.

(f1m1n4t.
In shooting afYray al Lia1geut,
Misc, three men were killed.
While resisting arrest In a saloon
al Chattanooga Will Burd, negro Ia
borer. shot and killed a policeman.
The negro escaped.
Alex Walker, a negro on trial at At
jan,a, Ga, for the murder Of county
policeman. was found guilty and SEN
fenced to life imprisonment.
When his wife and children returned
from the funeral u a nefghbor, Ed
ward James, prominent farmer Of
jamestown. Iowa, vas found hanging
to tree.
Myron Tullar, chief Of police Of Fort
Dodge, Iowa. has been indicted for.
manslaughter, 1t being charged that
he killed George e. Dugan in fight
over race horses.
In probate court at Finllay, Ohio,
Judge Banker oyerruled the motion
flied by the attorneys Of the Standard
OIL company for new trial and i'm
VJ6su q uuS VI ~0svVV Aiu SO5L9 Va Sti'~
prosecution in the recent suit against
the Standard at Findlay.
George Estes, who shot and killed
Deputy Sheriff sasely and wounded
Constable John Bowers when the OIL
GERS at Hales Point. Tenn, raided a,
crap game in which the negro was par.
ticipatiug, was taken from a sherin's
posse by IN armed mob and hanged.
The supreme court at Helena has af-
6rmed the judgment Of the district
court Of Rosebud county In the case
Of T. J. Newman, convicted ON the
chargsl os forging ybounty certificates
for killing wi!Al aDimals, and the &C.
cused Will have 70 80 to the peniten.i
tiary. -,s
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Shot by Playmate.

Preston, Mimi. Nov. 6.-Paul Kriese
six years old. was shot by rifle in the
hands of Reuben Rape, about the
same age.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
killsd BY pttehsor,s.

Fayctte,. Iowa, Nov. 6.-Amos Foot
lies at the point Of death as the result
Of falling en- the handle Of . pitchfork.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
GOVERNMENT HELPS JAps.

O1S01CI NSt0VHey VTUeTeo % N1SJ6I u
Injunction Proceedings.
San Franiisco. Nov. .4.-The govern
ment at Washington has taken steps
to aid the japanese in their fight to
secure admission to the public schools.
Attorney General Moody has instruct.
ed District Attorney Devlin to lend hia
aid to the attorneys representing the
japanese in the Injunction proceedings
to compel the board Of education to al.
low japanese children to enter any Of
the city schools.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
SHOT ON HIS OWN DOORSTEP.
Illinois Farmer Fights 20 Death to
Save His Hogs.

CplIinsvllle. III. Nov. t.-AlmOst al
his own doorstep Martin Fuchs. a
farmer was shot TO death in an effort
10 prevent his hogs from being stolen.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-26
Open Day and NiEh

The Seattle saloon is open day and night. Frien1s of the house and the public generally will be welcomed at spy hour. The place is always com
 mfortsble
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-26
ALL OFF Negotiations Between Miners and Operators Fail

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. ]
 Indianapolis, Ind, March 26-Aiter a joint conference, lasting for week, of the coal miners and operators it is an- nounced that no agreement had been reached. Bitter personalities marked the deliberations of the conference. A crisis is threatened next Saturday and a walk-out is imminent, If the strike shall come it will affect 225, ,OOO work men. The miners of nine states are couceraed in the issues.
 The entire east is on the qui viVe. It is regarded everywhere as a chance for President Roosevelt 10 use his inau- ence to good advantage.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-26

The republicans of New York are planning to run Charles E. Hughes, who was chief counsel in the insurance investigation, for governor of u state. It is felt by many that it is the only nomination that can save the party from defeat in that state at the coming election
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-26

Ifyou are out of kindling see E McC Weste. have it by the sack or corG Phones 90 S4. If