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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05
&aperpolo or,tfttet.

Sra 2eeos berettes, at 9on. Qars So,
uerpolb forleben brutnebe | 9ate Sblen.
- san baube roet ouer % beipst @un=
Der Eorgerlon, iom ban inuiterebe til at
tclge meo fig tilbase for at tilbringe
Aftenen bos BAN. Da be tom ct @tpf>
te fra 2aub, braff ber ct Borb Baas
pens Bunb, % be TO Wfanb o9 Baaben
fsnf. @unber Eorserion funoe lpeu
me, men ban bauoe en- &e9ntratfs paa
90 baube not meo at bierse 1T eset 2tp.
6auerpolb brutnebe. Man beapnbte
1lrar at ,fotne efter bans 2eseme, men
ba n1prte 0fatten tom paa, matte man
op9iue Nrbetbet. 2i9et families nalfe
Morgen % brastes til 2eebs.
pon. 2ars 9aueruolb par uel fienot
oper belle Staten. San par Meblem at
ben 2ren % 3b.e Ne9islaturforj aml,ng,
% bet par ban, ion1 tntrobucerepe s5orz
raget ON unoerpisnius ! norbiit Sprog
% 2iteratur peb port Statsuuiuerittet.
San bar iaalsoes lat Merter efters1a
! port offentIise 2iD, % bans fgrsslise
gnbeligt betlages al aqe.
(Noruanben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05

Ser torteues, at en- Nusler paa nj
Tob % tre Eommer nylig bar belp9t
Yreiioent Joolepelt bet 9pibe 0us.
Deter ben bpielte Manb Weroen, oe
ban peter 365 Nuno. !6an retler runbt
belle geroen og sjpr bet til Weeel at billie.
paa aue &e9enter, buor ban TONNES
Gen. Politiitprten / bet 9uioe 6us par
Iiot uro!is oper Sp6r9smaalet ON, bp0rs
lebes bet ituloe baanotere en- iaaban
Tpr, buis ban ileg fig uraus, men ban
pi1te fig at pere en- Gentleman baabe.
I Gale % Opferiel, og Der blep in9en
l19reier. Den enelte ulempe ueo bet
belle par, at Dprene bet 6pibe 0us par
lite bpie not, men bette par Wfanoen 10
pant u1eb. pretbenten tog bierteli9t
tn1ob bau1.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05

Oiatis &epiem: &ebattpren at bette.
Blab utlbe pare ben itlte Manb paa
Soroen, Der fortietlis uilbe itse ct Orb,
iom tunbe iaare noaen af bets Mbonnena-
ter, iier paa en- Glib, ba 9pbens suprts
pinsebe 8uo bapbe brast Sorg til
6iemn1et. Wfen lebet af be bebte Be>
passrunbe pnlfer pi at benleoe pore 2e-
feres Opmartlombeb paa ben Stif at
offentligaiere EotteftriDelier (card Of
thanks). Det er ca Sftt, iom Ct pot.
iet bort ira fin 9enit9t, ON ben nogens.
f1nbe bauoe Ell 6enligt. 9faar Spsbons
og DpD tonnter til Deres 9ieu1, ct tee
blot naturligt, at Deres Naboer %
genner aipr, buao be fan, forat bielpe.
Dem. Sc uilbe Dare 6ebninger, ON
be lite giorbe bet. De peo fra uotrpts
tet Deres Mnit9t, at De er tatnemn,es.
lis og bitrteItst paaifipnner, buab be-
sicr, % BET Ct lite npbuenbi9t al bate.
til Erptferiet torat tOttene Uerben, at
Deres Benner par inille mob Sem, naar
De baDbe Moogans. Oct la}enDe#5
BubIitun1 er tret af be saule itereotnss
perebe TatteiftiuelIer. De tan neb5
Blif ellsr Orb uDtrptfe Deres Eatnen.s
n,eltabeb mob Deres Benner paa et. mere
eftertrpttelig Maabe, ea0 De tan ueb en-
bel 5palte af tolbe Epper. 5.5:5.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05
ffanb % Spenbin8 uoen 5enlpn til
Winbens 9affiebeb.

ffanb % Spenbing uoen 9eniyn til
ginbens 9aftisbeo.
st anbet ui9tist Nroblem er Suit
itibets uertttale Bepeselier iom Tplse
of @aiens l1ouibelie % Sammentret.
ming. Dette baaber ri at Isie Deb
5ielp at Stprerebet r@qutlttra4 en-
Staaltabel, ct Euieu Tob 2en9be os
ueienbe 1900 Yunb. Deriom Solens
Straaler opuarner @afen % brinser
5tibet til at bepe fig, maa mere af
Stprerebets gegt lpftes pfra Sore
oens Ouerfabe, bDiltet nil beu,ue ben
opobftisenbe Eenbens. Ou1penbt pil
Eiltelbe af @aiens San1mentretnins
bet oeraf fplsenbe Cab af 6eutraften
beuirte, at mere al Stprerebets Nest
ouerfgres fra Xuftiflbet til Sien neoen.
for. @aaleoes bar ri ct autouatift
Stpreretifab."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05
Sppr b6r 9aabttt forrettes?
(Wcb 8. 8. I &r. Etb.)

s por Diiciplia unter S l42 ftaar,
at naar paiforen laier guan9eliets Orb
peo 9aaben, vMenisbeben refer iiq."
Daaben er tslselis en- Gambling, ion
ber toreaaa ! Menigbeoens Goriamltns.
Ufen buorleoes fan (aa Toritanbere
% Weblemmer mere % mere tomme tno
I ben ulftt, at man opber Bgrnene
biemme2 ST bet Rinsea9t for Daaben
% wteniabeoen? e1er er bet Maseliobeb
fra Torelorenes @ibe2 eller er bet ufor>
itano % Eantelpsbeo?
Seq er tilbpielis til at tro bet fife.
Sab ber bli en- &eform benne @aq.
Cab Der blt prabitet noset mere baabe
ON Daab % Naopere. De er 6errens
esne Subiiftelier og er. jom Galpin
flyer, ret baanbsribeltst @uansel1um.
De er ben suooommelise Faets Eesn,
@esl % Yant, os ri ber bertor beuare
bos os ielu os andre ca 5eQis 2@refrpat
for oisle Maabemibler.
Sab pore 8enuer berfor bore fine
lmaa ben / Ment9bebens Toriamltn9.
buor be uuber Soriomltn9ens beltasenbe
Bpm % Borbpn Fan snootdss bet lynlise
Pant paa, at be er belaett9e bet v@ubs
Gige~, fom Seius lelu bar iaet o9lao
tilbprer oem.
| 81 uil tfte fos al Del Berben fors
trpbles / Uormerne, men enbnn minore
pil ri blt aaubelige Nnarfilter. 0ipet
|ielD lfaber fig 6ormer, os pisie maa pi
itte foragte. Menisbebens TorfamIirg,
Orbsts Betragtnins, Daaben og 6era
reus Nabpere bprer iamu1en.
! Seq er naturlisuis lite blino for, at
buor to eQer tire er iamlet Seiu Naun !,
Der bur ri en- 9errens Syoriau1lins,.
Men naar ut nu er iaa belbi9 itiuet, at
pi Ton famles neo ct ferre Nntal af
troenbe, os ytiielp bar ualst at ba ct
aanbelist 6iem blanot bette itprre Mns
tai, lab os ba tile btnbre ben telles
Opbsg9elie ON Sroet, Daaben % Naba
paren ueo at rtnsea9te ben Oroen, ion1
ben tlarti tieenbe Paulus altto iaa fertt
betoner.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05

S Minueapol,s os ct. @aul prote,
1terer man mob, at enoel al bet Wlel,
iom bleu ienbt til Gan Trancisco til
9ielp for be fattise, ital bliue iolst.
@uuernor Sobn1on bar o9iaa futtet fig
til benne proteR. Nu tommer bet an
paa, ON lite Proteifen tommer Tor tent.
S Minneapolis uil man, at Melet
ifal bruses, til buao bet, par beiten1t,
-eller o9laa pil Rou.iteen telu beneume,
bpab ber tfal 9iases n1eb bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05
Tprfe Sesjion al ben 5ebe Ron9rss>

Tprfte Seslton al ben 59be Eon9ras>
par uolgben lii1e Qprbog. Nf pisttse
2oDe, iom er anta9ne, tan naunes en-
ON rene Mabparer, en- ON Mpnbisbeb
til at beltenme Tragttatlter os en- ON
Snipettion af be fore Slasterier.
Nopen ON sssernbanetatfter beftemmer,
at Baner. fou qaar siennem flere Sta.
ter, ifal siue @iennemsausstatfter %
rimelise TeuestatRer. 2ouen ftaI 9iel.
be o9iaa for Oil Pipe Line Roupags
nter, @rprefstompasnier % Sleeping
Carr Rompa9nier. Sernbaner forbpbes
at briue anben Torretntng eno Grams
port. 6erfra er Pipe Lines unbtasne.
Sernbanerne ffal offentlig9ipre aQe
fine Eatfer. % be maa lite foranore
benz uoen at bape gipet 80 Daaes Bar
iel. Snternate Commerce @ou,misito>
nen bar Wpuoisbeo til at mobtase Rlas
ger os til at beitemme EatFer, Der er
rimeli9e.
Domito!ene tan unoeripse, ON be at
Commissioner bei1emte Eatner er rtme-
lt9e, men bens 8efemn,eller eller Srbrer
tan ttte binores a]ennemfprt uoen efter
minbit fem DaSes Dartsl.
Tripas Tan fun ubfebes til no9le fao
ipecificcreoe Yerloner.
Den nepnte Commission ital beitao
at ipu Yerloner. os bens Meblemme,
| ifal bare en- 2pn al $4,000 Maret.
Qopen ON Snlpeftlon af 91asteriern'
befemmer, at Dprens ital bltue unber.
ie9t lepenbe, ON be ct frlife eQer Ell
Tinbes Der noset, lom tpber paa Sps.
pom, fla! Dpset ilastes tor fig lslu oe
berpaa bltue unoerlest isien.
Mue rastebe Dnr, iom befinoes a
pere fittebe til Tppe, lfal mertes ion
iaabanne. Os bpis be lite er iaalebei
fittebe, ifal be oglaa iaaleoes mertes
@n treble 5nlpettion pil fplse pro
buffet, lige til bet tommer / Blitelfen
e1er bet er sreoe til 5alg.
ppao Renlisbeben I Slagierierne be
treffer, ba ptl oertil belfttteoe bueli9
sSnipettprer ta9e uate paa ben efte,
Megler, iom beitemmes al Gesieringen
Snlpeftprerne bar Jtet til naariombelf
at tomme inb og til at tomme inb oper,
alt.
Qopen 9ielber Blot for Sla9terier,
1om sjpr Correcting fere Stater %
uDlanbet.
&open ON rene Wabparer sleloer o9
| iaa Wieoiciner % Dritteuarer. Ser
beitemmer ON unberlp9elie' iaapel bpat
9ifti9e % farliee Blanbinser ansoa'
! iom Blanbtnger, Der lite er tarltge n1er
forringe Warens Barbt. Borerne lfaI
pore mertebe, iaa Samn1enl letnin9er
tan fees af Werfet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05

Litch6eld Review: Den 0pse=
tarl. tom bperten rpser, ffraar eaer
brttfer, er perb S. mere pr. Maaneo
paa butlteniombelit barm enb en-, ion1
bar oisle 11uaner, % ben Glib ton,mer.
naar bette pil blipe toriteaet. Der Ct
Tarmere ibag, iom lite pil tiqabe, at Der
rpges eQer ortttes Dos benz, % buis 6p>
retarlen optases Tamilien, bltuer Regs
lerne enbnn ftren9ere.
Mnpre uil lite baue en- Manb. iom
banber Dprene eller banber I Nerbeben
at benz.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05

Den Ste lbs. ifaI ber aabnes Mubun
paa 6opeobpgningen peb @tatens 5as
nitarium. Tor Earin9spatienter. @on.
betieubt ital Santtariet opfpres Mals
Ter. Bngntugen fal uere l05 Sob
lang paa 6oriiben % 25 Sob breo.
Ulea paa buer Gnbe at Bp9ntn9en ifaI
Der pore en- 6lei, iom ffal saa 46 SOB
len9ere basoper. Bp9ninqen fal pere
paa to gtassr os baue en- Rialber> @tas
sc besuben. Wan penter, at ben pl
bliue feroig nefe Yinter. Der er f.,
uilset $75, 600 til 8paaiu9 % l1bfpr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05

! &inslings Broorenes @irtustelt bleite
neb / en- @torm un6er beres ToreitiQins
I Nurora, 5uinois. itffe Treoae, os to
Wennelfer bleu orabte. Is @lefanter
par paa Mrenaen, ia Eeltet falbt neb,
% bet er nRrtelist, at lite l1lptten bleu
itprre, enb ben par.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05

Sa9fgrerne | bette Dommert iifritt
bar futtet ttg iammen neRen enftem,
mist ON at anmobe Mpron EapIor /
st. @leuo ON at bliue Ranbibat for bet
gmbeoe, lom Dommer Searls MI inbe,
bar Dommer 5earle er iou1 beienbt
fp9 % pil lite bline &anbibat iaien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05

S @btcago osbe flere 4erloner al
Solffit Eorsbas ftite l1se. Set par
neiten ben tprtte paru1e Dag, Der bar
uRret Semmer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05
Gtoteu Dntpl gDelt GDlebp, I

Gtoteu Dbtp, gpet splebp, &c
Sufa5 GDnntD. - -
lranf S. GbeneD noerger, at bolt er bet telore
MebIen of yiruuet S. s. gbe,teD & g., Der sbI1Der
fSprretnug Bpcn IDcbp, ier uunnte County Dg Stat
pa at 5an,,ne yirna bill betoe cit Gum al ct unDrene
GnIiar5 Tor bnert enee 9ilFlhe o etorrD, Ser iffe
fau belbreoes peb 8rugen ofHall's Catarrh Cure.
6rnnf s. GGeneg.
sSeebioet fpr mig pg nber1frenet ,nits srn9relfe
SER Ste December 1886.
8e=.s7-I ST. y. @Iea,pu,
SE9l. 9tptnrrs pbItcus.
Hall;s Catarrh Cure toges inbpenbig og btrfar bi.
-efte paa g1obet pg @limDnherne i @Dfen1et. 9frio
,fter 25ibnesbDro, gratis.
Z, S. S. GbeneD 8 6 o., Spletp. 8.
xg- GceIges bDs MpDtbefere 75c.
,Halps Family Pills er De bebite.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05

Rnuo 2eraas os puitru Tinlep, q.
D., feirebe fit @ulbbrpQup ben 28be
Stunt. 2eraas ct "a glar % bans 6u>
itru ~. De bar baut II Bprn, men to
er bpbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05
2enora. Se1as.
25be Stunt 1906 .

~ gar DQrmt Wetr MI ON OQ9ene Da
forlibet @egu. Sen Mais, fom par
plantet ! Mibten af Uebruar fife Bin:
ter, er nu fulbmoben. % ben pil 9ipe en-
COB @rpbe. Ulen ben MaiS, Der blep
plantet laa ient iom ! NprtI, bIiuer
baarlig Mplins, ON Der lite ton1mer
Resn inart.
Bomuloen Ter NOT faa bra uo beroms
tring &enora. Men Nisfarmerne bar
BeIuar ueb at bolbe Banb not ouer fine
M9re, % be bespnber at tale ON balp
@rpbe.
Ser tomn,er mango Snbuaubrere til
@alueiton nu. De flefe er Epltere.
Tor to Tiger Roen tom oer enbel norife.
Deres BefemmelieBFeb par @sneu peb
Gan Mntonto % Beeuiue.
Tolt Morben tror maafe; at pt liDer
onbt bette uarme Beir, men bet tan leg
llet lite iige. 81 arbeioer Bomulbs>
asssne fra Wior9en til SCI. 10. @aa
ietter ri 0eltenei Staloen, taser al benz
Selen % logger % | Stpasen, til
Wibba9en ct ferbi9. Maar ri bar 1ptlt
Miobas, saar pi iaien ben os logger os
/ Gtpsseu % loper eller leler, til &lcts
Ten er fire. @aa 9aar p1 after ub
Nasren os arbeiber til NFten. Metterne
er fipfise, % oi iouer sobt.
Nrbetoet PAD Dybpanbstanalen fra
@olfen til 6ouFon eaar ralft fremah
nu. 90 WuoDetprammer ltgger peh
6urrisburg. De er at ie til iom Or
logsifibe. % be er i girtlombeb faauel
9fat iom Dag. Subla9t ct ct l1otlip
al ct enself Blab ON en- norit Mano,
lom orutnebe, ibet ban falbt ouerboro
| ira en- at prammerne.
9ilien til lleeblaoet.
6. q. Baden.
uotItppet lpter / OperiettelIe iaale:
oes.
vSsmalo SobnneBi fen, Ell Morbn1anb,
lom arbeibeoe paa NegierinGensWubber
pram WiQer" peb 6arrisbur9, talbt
ub Sttb8tanalen Der paa @tebet nogeu
Sang gfat til Eorsbag. Man pibits
intet om nlptten fer igaarmor9es. oa
ba man bespnbte at iese efter 2tset,
fanbtes bet tort Mfitano fra Yramn,su.
Tre6soomner Milam fortos en- timber.
ipaelie, os at Torbpret fremsit, al
Wtanoen bauoe ueret Ing flere Dase
% bauoe opbolot ft9 / ben Del al
Erammen, bpor man iou. pans
Rammerater tror, at ban ON Staten
ifob op t1r Optaiining % falbt ouer:
boro. 2taet bleu fprt til 9ouiion al
6. S. @rt9bts Qisbelersninss> s>@tablis>
iement % pil bliue be9rauet iba9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05
Wtnstefota.

- On Slbebranb 9iorbe Stabe for
ca. $40, 90 I ben lille Bp @oieau 2pr>
bag. Asiurancen ct tnapt $40, 900.
Dsiaa i@t. Gloub par Der baarbt
geir fife Eorsoassaften. Mau bolbt
saa at bpgse en- M Stalb for Spor.
posnene Der, % bennes 9egse falbt
neb. Greer bleite neb / forifieuige
Dele al 8pen, % Tronten ! to Butiter
.bIefe inb. Den beftob bopebfaseltg af
5petl9las.
Tranf Anberlon @roctitor. en-
usift Wtanb paa "a Mar, blep funben
bpb I I'm 5ena fife Treoassmorsen.
Tor nosle Maaneber i1oen brat ban tire
Nibben, ibet ban bolbt pea at reparers
J:rnbanepogne, % ben Dag, ban opbe,
itulbs en- Sag mob Sernbanefompagniet
.forat taa @rfatning netop tomme op.
5tatstibenbe: Burfe beber en- RDns
sresmanb fra pittsburg, io1n fumes at
baue mere g;b enb 0et til tn Waabtgs
.beb. pan bar fremiat en- g@nbrIn9 III
Torlaget ON M yatnraliiationslop,
bporefter ale llblenbin9e pil bltDe paas
laste at antase amerifanife Naone, naar
be bliper Borsere d bette 3anb. DIR.
Burte tror berDeb ct fierne en- 9inbring,.
ION bibtnbt,l bar facet ! Weien for l1b..
Ieubinees Opsaaen bet dmeritanlfe
5ganfunb.
gn Cyclone sioroe betpbel's Stabe !
Bisbes, g. 9. Eorsbassaften fine
'l18e. Tlere Bpgninser blelte nsb
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05

Denning Mbpocate:: lDer er nUget,
ION Ct perb NANCE Dollars for en- Gar,
u.er, naar ban peb bet. Stre ltbt Ralt
paa. ben Banbrenbe, lou bru9ss til Grea,
tursne, faa I'll Der TIE .bannes ) @rgns
ifts /. ben, fpr &alfen bar tabt fin Rraft.
5Men Da fun nan uGIfe Nenben ren %
.frppaa libt ieien, % bette oil tfte blipe
51pobenDigt mere enb etpar @an9e for
;g5opuereu. Dst e b1Qigt % ffaber
itts. Epertom e BET funbt for Dyrene,
% ganoet boIoes fritz.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-05

Gn gpelone sioroe betpbelig StaDe i
Bisbee, g. 9. Eorsbassaften fine
'll8e. Tlere Bpsninser blelte nso
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
O'KEEFFE MAKES A RAID.
Goes Over the Heads % Inspector Tormoss
and Capt. Murphy.

Deputy Police Commissioner o'Keefe Of
Brooklyn has been hearing stories for the
last few days that the fight against pool
rooms in Manhattan has drawn many Of
them to Brooklyn. He went u sleuthing
through Williamsburg yesterday, armed
with a bunch Of John Doe warrants issued
by Special Sessions Justice O'Keefe.
When Commissioner O'keefe took a
look at a building at lO5s Broadway he
sent for a squad Of Headquarters men I'M
der Roundsman Mcdonald. They went
through a cigar store and billiard parlor
occupying the front Of the building and
smashed their way iH&o the alleged pool
room in the rear. Seven OF the warrants
were served and forty-six other men who
were in the place were paroled to appear
in cour this morning.
The raid occurred in the precinct Of Capt.
Lawrence Murphy Of the Vernon avenue
station and in the district OF Inspector
Formosa, who knew nothing about 1t until
it was over.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
PARDONED AFTER 4s YEARS.
Prisoner wceps Taking Leave OF PenIten-
tIary and Hopes Il Isn't q Dream.

THoMAsroN, Me-, Dec. B.-EphrHim Gil
man, who has been In the State prison
here for forty-three years, was released
to-day, having been pardoned. He was in
a county jail two years before being brought
here.
He was convicted OF the murder Of Mrs.
Harriet b. Swan Of Fryeburg and was sem
fenced to life imprisonment. He has always
insisted he did not commit thec crime.
He has been a model prisoner and for
years has had unusual liberty n for some
time has had charge Of the ~piggery, selling
the product Of the prison farm. He is also
an expert carriage maker.
He had never seen an electric car until
to-day, and only once before in bis life had
he ridden on q railroad train.
How does 1t feel to be at liberty?' asked
The U correspondent after Gilman had
started on his journey on the train.
Il can't tell you. It's q good deal like
some Of the dreams which I've had nights
these many years. They'd be about things
Of which I'd read. They'd appear 90 real
that 1 would almost believe that l had not
been dreaming. This seems a great deal
like a dream, but / guess 1t isn't. hope
not. I should hate dreadfully TO wake UP
and find the Light shining into my eyes
through the CRATES OF the old cell back
there In the prison. 1t would be dreadful,
wouldn't It, II this should all provea dream?'
The last thing he did at the prison was TO
20 to the piggery and feed the animals
and then to the barn and milk the COWS.
Tears filed his eyes as he took the last hook
at these animals, which had been his pets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
PART OF TUNNEL COMPLETED.
p. n. r.. subway Just as II VIII he Except
Thai Il Lacks Rails.


Over in Long Island City there is a section
OF the Pennsylvania tunnel which has been
completed and Is ready for the laying Of
the rails. For about 40 feet east of the
Long Island Railroad station there are
four tunnels which are just as they will be
when trains shall run through them. They
have a thick concrete lining, concrete and
brick arched ceiling, and ever the conduits
for telegraph. telephone, light and signal
wires have been completed.
The section which begins where the river
tunnels end is concrete and brick arch work
and is,not a steel tube like the river sections.
The four tubes under the river end at East
avenue in Long Island City, and from there
rise gradually to the surface. It is this
land end that is now completed.
One difficult feature OF the job was the
moving Of a large sewer which was in the
way of the tunnels. 1t had to be entirely
reconstructed, and it now runs over the
tunnels. The work is part Of the contract
OF S. Pearson h Son.
The Job OF tunnelling from Long Island
City to Manhattan is one Of the most Diff
cult of the whole enterprise. 1t is different
from all other such work about New York
in that the air locks are far above ground
instead Of under it. In other words the
shafts are under pressure as well as the
tunnels. At the top Of the shafts at the
Long Island City ferry there is a circular air
chamber sixty feet deep. The tunnels from
Long Island City are getting into soft sand
and gravel. and IL has become necessary to
increase the pressure considerably.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
CRUISER MONTANA LAUNCHED
sister ship TO the North Carolina Put into
the water ut Newport News.

NEWPORT News, Va, Dec. 1.-THE
armored cruiser Montana was launched
at the yards of the Newport News Ship
building and Dry Dock Company this
morning. Miss Minnie Conrad OF Great
Falls acted as sponsor and broke a bottle
of American champagne on the vessels
bow.
The great hull moved of slowly, gradu-
allv gathering momentum, and took the
water gracefully.
Following the launching an elaborate
breakfast was served at the Hotel Warwick
Miss Conrad. the sponsor, although a
native Of Montana. ia in part Virginian
and spends a great deal of her time in this
State. Her father served in the Con-
federate army in the civil war. being a
member of Mosby's Rangers. At the
close OF the conflict he located at Great
Falls, where he is now a banker, mine
owner and rancher.
The ruise Montana il a sister ship TO
the North Carolina, which was launched
October 8 last. Following are the dimen-
sions OF the vessel:
length " all, 504 feet So inches; breadth
extreme, " feet 1917 inches; depth amid
ships, AZ feet 22S inches; mean draught.
p feet y inch; displacement, Is, $50 80 tons;
total coal capacity. 1000 tons: maximum
speed, p knots; maximum indicated horse
power, $4,000.
She will have the following armamen
Main battery, four 10 inch rifles. sixteen
. inch rifles, four n inch submerged torpedo
tubes. Secondary battery. twenty-five 3
inch rapid fire guns, twelve 3 FOUNDER
Eemi-automatic rapid FIRE guns, two 30
cahbre automatic guns. two Q inch field
guns. The hull 10 Of steel shroughdst-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
DEMOCRATIC DINNER TO HUGHEs.
independents VINO Voted for Him Eat with
Him At the University Club.

A dinner was given at the University CID
last evening which may fairly be called
unique in the history OF politics. The guest
OF honor was Charles e. Hughes, Governor
elect Of New York. Mr.. Hughes was about
the only Republican present. All the
others in attendance we're int spendent
Democrats who had worked and voted for
the Republican candidate in the campaign
that came to a successful close last month.
In behalf OF these independent Democrats
the dinner was given by Oswald Garrison
Willard. About fifty men were present, a
number coming from upstate cities and
towns expressly for the occasion. Among
those who gathered to do honor to MIR.
Hughes were Rollo c. Ogden, Horace White.
John G.. Milburn. ex-Justice Morgan j.
O'Brien. George Foster Peabody, William
Church Osborn, Edward NJ. Shepard, Law
renee c. Sexton, Richard Watson Glider.
Austen G. Fox, Norman Hapgood, George
Harvey, Adolph s. Ochs, Carl L. Schurz,
Harold Willard. james Byrne and L. NJ.
Antisdale.
Despite the number OF guests the dinner
was private and Mr.. Hughes's talk was
made quite info rma1ly.