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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-14
(Bv Associated Press. J

GUTHRIE, Okla, june a
Whistles screamed and bells all over
the city rang for fully an hour last
night when the news became gencr-
ally known that the conference re-
port on the statehood bill had been
accepted by the Senate, and that
statehood is now assured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-14
SPECIAL MEETING

A special meeting Of the Bar
tenders International Bnion, Local
los, viii be held at the lodge room
tonight at s o'clock. All members
are requested to be present.
R. A. SPAHR, Pres.
G. P. DALLAS, Secy-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-14
.AERONAUT DROPS
INTO THE RIVER
lBv Associated Press.l

BUFFALO, N. Y, june 14-Roy
Knabenshoe, in his airship, dropped
into the harbor at the foot of
Georgia street today, while attempt
ing 70 make landing after an as
ccnsion, but was rescued uniniured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-14
ARE JOLL|FY Y||VG
OVER STATEHOOD
(By Associated Press. J

MBSK0GEE, L. T., June IA
Here and throughout Indian Terri
tory there was greatest rejoicing last
night over the apparent near ap-
proach Of the statehood. A move
ment has been started to set aside
as holiday the day following the
signing Of the bill.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-14
PRESIDENTS uleLE DEA D
nv Associatnd prns

(By Associated Press
SAYVILLE, L. I, June IL
Robert B. Roosevelt, uncle Of the
President, died here early today. He
had been III for several months.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-14

ne OiIlceTs Ol Vle aSSoclatlOH are
as follows:
f. H. Rhodes, president.
Fl. ]. James, vice president
: Ira Fittro, secretary.
G. A. Sheets, treasurer.
The Representatives are:
A. +. Wagner, Adelphi lodge.
NJ ]. Jarrett. Shinnsten lodge.
III. Davis, Salem lodge.
Alb. Bartlett, Milford lodge.
VI J.. Anderson, Wyatt lodge.
w e. Harbert, Wallace lodge
Fred Martin. Enterprise lodge.
G. +. Davisson. Mt. Glare lodge.
G. Smith, Harrison lodge.
James NJ. Fittro, Wilsonbulg
lodge.
Milliam A. johnson, Dola lodge.
II. J. James, Adamston lodge.
@. A. lawson Bridgeport lodge.
All baskets containing provisions
should be marked 50 that they will
not be misplaced or lost.
The members will assemble at the
Fair Grounds by 10 O'Clock in order
10 get the procession moving al
1880 o'clock sharp.
0
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-14
New Senator Inducted
LRy Assooiated Press. }

- fBy Associated Press.
IiINHT0N. June ti2As
\ Benson appointed by Governor
l.h g succeed J. r. Burton, as
.atdr From Kansas, was inducted
Office today. His credentials
presented By his colleague,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-14
Festival Tonight

The Rathbone Sisters will have d
lawn social at the home Of DIR. and
Mrs. W. a. Fletcher, on Mechanic
street, tonight, provided rain does
not interfere Ice crealns cake and
other refreshments viii deserved.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-14
ODD FELLOWS REUNION
WILL Be BIG

Odd Fellows of Harrison county. will
be held on the old fair grounds in
Glarksburg, July IA The chief
marshal will be B. B. Stout. v. L.
Highland wilfsbe first assistant mar
shal and A. B. Bartlett second as
sistant.
The program committee, consist
ing Of A. +. Wagner, n. ]. jarrett
and G. A. Sheets, has arranged the
following program for the event, and
the same has been approved.
Order of Procession.
Leave Fair Grounds at II 80 o'clock
sharp, led by band
The Goat
Bridgeport Lodge 275
Adamston Lodge 1858
Dola Lodge 253
Howard Lodge 237
Mt. Clare Lodge 2S5
Harrison Lodge 223
Enterprise Lodge 2o9
Wallace Lodge 1913
Wyatt Lodge 1874
Lnmberport Lodge 17s
West Milford Lodge $50
Salem Lodge Sc
Shinnston Lodge 16
Adelphi Lodge 8
Rebekah Lodges
Grand lodge officers in carriages
Citizens
Line Of march from Fair Grounds
up Main street TO Third street, down
Third to Pike street, and back to the
Fair Grounds.
Program Of Day.
Upon arrival at the FAIR Grounds
the order will be reversed and move
10 the grand stand and the entire
body will sing the opening ode.
Prayer by Rev. W. d. Cunning
ham.
Address Of welcome, Mayor Har-
ycy W. Harlner.
Response, Rev. J. I. Foster.
Recess for dinner.
Representatives meet at 1870
oclock sharp, in Floral hall.
80. band concert.
2 :00-Addresses by S. P. Bell,
G. NJ. Hon. A. G. Dayton, +. A.
Billingslea, Secretary G., Scptimus
Hall. P. G. NJ, and other prominent
speakers.
The program Of sports for the day
will include mule race, bicycle race
fat mans race, tug-pf-war. baseball
game, broad and high jumping
running, etc.
Ball game to commence at $3.50.
Purses:
Lodge making best appear
arlce ............... $1,000
Mule race ................ 500
Bicycle race ........... 500
Tug-of-War ....,....... 500
Fat mans race ...... 100
Free-for-all race ........ 100
The officers of the association are
as follows:
IF. II. Rhodes, president.
Fl. ]. James, vice president.
: Ira Fittro, secretary.
G. A. Sheets, treasurer.
The Representatives are:
A.. r Wagner Adelnhi lodgn
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fBv Associated Press. !

CHICAGO, III, june IL Wheat
80 ~. corn 50 5-Ss oats 80 5-s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-02
Aus nsr Rsa1em fmnee.

9eRrer: gGobnrei9, ipenn Du
tsunanb 1900 Mart ieibit un6 CT Der.
tsuit Dir bas GeIb nit 2 prpsent I'm
1abr, mas bof Du bann berbient2~-
Gpbnret4: NE Moulfhede, Serr
0ehrer."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-02
Rererptrt.

DIE tletns Rate fast gu Mamas @es
buTtstas ttnen @lidpunfd auf Der
NIT ben Morten fdltebt.
sd nth tortdu, lieH Diitttrlsiu,
Stefs foisfam, brap unb hetbis isiHi~
M anna: .alfO bsripri6f Du mir
etfs trirtfid. mein liebes Rinb!"
Rttt (erf9roden): n4btr ben
0hi6munf9 bat ia bod oas grdulsin
Bertha asbintet!!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-02
Oct Ssr @ra,.,s,,u,

9.: Der 9rdutigam iiebt Elm tp.nis
esaf aus. Da lob i1 MIR ben
@@tptsgernotsr = tpos Der fir Elm
sIldIt9es Gef9t ma1t!"-9.: ga,
,aeben' TT feltaer aIg .nehmen.'"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-02
att,ts henefTferte ArTert.t.

sDu fsroblit ia Dor Greube, CUE
% d: ga. peibt Du. Der
4elb bes Ronsdns. ben i'd gerabe leie.
III Ipeben bonn Dberleutnant gum Ritte
meffter befSrbert porben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-02

GtGuItin GuIalia: .Mein
4str. Is tornmt iebt Elm 9unnel; -
" nth ni6t boffen, SoB -9err:
sWano ridti9. nein Grdulein. nonen
gle Ntbtr ni4t 1offeni"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-02
m ner Ad1uIe.

4tbrer: Sag NAL. Rletnsr
ilPsepttt 3dhne bat Oern Oas pferb2"-
anabe: Oct gauge Maul bol."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-02
Der 31antoIfeII1eln.

.Jurdten Sic Gelpitter i'm 5reier,
Serr 9uber9"- vNein, id fiirate ie
Bios au Naufe!!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-02
Or hat reei1t.

~ itItibige Dame gum
S4nfferiuneen auf Der Strabe): .4rs
nltr Jungs. @os trGeit 9u ben Bid
sA BootH seienft9 @rbebs bod 9ein
anse bonn Staube biefsr Orb. our reis
aeH. flaren 6immelsluftl~-G d :
feriunge: nGd5n, Mabamsten
Nber suerft miiF.n &c mid jlaubbaFt
Hahpeifen. baB bort obsn In Der Cuff
Der eigdrrsnItummel bdneen tbut,
ben Id mir eben Iunen tponte."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-02
Durn1 Dir RI.ttur.

SD (Osr bereits ourh me4rers
GefGnse Ole @dfte geldn9reilt GaD:
.Ssst psrbe i'd nod Elm 2ie0 iingen
anb oann mad Qaus ge9en!"-
. e: s@ntf9ulotgen Sic, legen
ST sroBen Wertb auf Die H~etbenfoles
Abres Wro1ramms2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-02
etn id,limH, serbraam,es masdhem

8nabe. Wann ODER ssrau lift iGnea
auBer @efahr. menrt Budlen's Nrs
MICA Salbe prompt aneemenoet ruirD.
o. 8. @elb. Tetoniba. Wlih. laat:
Sh aebrnuhe fie beitdnbie in meiner
Tnmilie uno empfeble fie iebr. ge,
ite 6eiIialbe. Is gts. bel s. &alteper
Il Sobn, 3eD. 8. s.. Shmibt, @i.
gent, unb aoOlpb GreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-02
Dte al~unliidkasahI.

3 gran. nMas meinft Du bdSu.
lieber Monn. III Is eine unslids=
5aff9-M n: nGs beibt ange=
tsetn fo."-Jrau: sd mar ndm-
t@ beute BET Der Mootitin sinen nsrer
out fir mtd au faufen; fe bate nod
ssDei 9ite, ben einen fir 13, ben an
Aesen fir so Wart. limb pelnsn
bait Du sefnuft9"-rOen gu 60
Mdrf."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-22

9eforotiolts g Goulite 49, $. Sano.
LAB, &oriiber. Nobert Gauge, Serm
@rGie ulO Sobn G~ngclborot.
aoitiinl Gonlitc 49, Nobcrt SunNc.
@ottIob Sperr, Nobcrt S0miot, No.
@cnocl uno Ibam @0B.
Cans o Gonlitc - Nobrrt Sdmiot
N0. @cnbel, Sobn Hngcrlc, Sa,uolo
Momberger, @nl. &cio uno GbnrltS
Granger.
GnpionQa GonDitc 49, GbarleS 2.
Neu, &orlibcr @co. AiriNcnbofcr, ".
2ictriG SQi. GiOlJiA, y. &. SouO.
loB, @nt. Gearing H4ul. @umolod,,
&orrp 81. MclL Hl0olf @icncrt, SoDH
g. 6ronf, Hobcrt NJ. Not6cr, @crln.
5clinet, 6rant Steil, Ncnru Buds.
baum, $. &, @ortbc, Srco. $. @ott
lieb, Solti3 &oop, 2r, GborIca $.
Mepcr, GbQa. $, Meinecn,ont, Ebil.
@cpiortb, Gbn5. &oIt Sobn Eiort@,
Ebil. %olf unb i. @chrcnbcrg.
&rci3 Gonlitc - @co. 6iuin1,&or.
iibcr 5. Geo. 2cficrt, Nco. Micomig
lnl0 $. Slod)cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-22

Inter Iientboten. -
NINA: -Seitbem es gild ifIedt eebt,
gebt Sbr's iebr nobel! Sriiber hat
Cure 8naoige tdalih einem 2iter
Bier bolcn lalien. ieet aber orei!" =
Wi55i: DSa ipeibt III friiber baben
mars Bier be5ablt, aber iest pilrnpea
mir's!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-22

Saraclitihc 3ununbe>
rung. Gle MISUNDERSTANDING
oeS Gon5ilo isrnelitiId)er 5ralleit miro
Somtiog in Giitop : Eloee Scnlrel
eine mid)tigc Teriomnllung nbboltcn,
il lueld,er Die GinlpnnOeruugsfrnac
;ltr Sprod)e fortmt. Ginpanoernngs-
G%ommriiidr Tranf y. Sargent bon
@aibington miro cine aniprade ilbcr
Die ,Gimuoloerilna porl llutlorGteil
Stanbplnft" boltcn Ddbreno 6r.
Sec &. 6ronfel, Superintendent Der
.@ereinieten israelitiid)en MobltDd.
tigfeits . 8eielid)aitcn bon Nem.
yorf" iiber .Ginmanoerllng pom Is,
roelitiidelt S%tanbpunft" ipredeii
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-22

9m Wfontog N6cno peronItoltete
Der Gamen.9erein bcS o9ooeniu.
M0nnerdorS" in oerScreinSboIle ein
QcmiltbIifeS Son5fr6n6dJerr, bel oenl
iiH alc Nnueienocn foitlid) ontiiiir.
ten. Gu2 Gonlite beitano aus Den
Srolleil Sinoencr, 2ubI, Wnrtin,
Sfillit mo SoIlghirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-22

IoS Sine. GolfSbIatt"
idrcibt: Gor cinem Sabre crregte
Corporations Gonumiiidr Garfield
ul%licbianes alfieben Durdl ieinelt
9erid)t, III Incident er Den Yrofit Der
Slelibpofer ais bod)lt beid)eioen ol,s
CAB. Son pcrihicocnen Seiten iultroe
perlongt. Dab Der Er1lioent oelt
GommiIiGr, Der o%fienbnr orf Seitelt
beS SrilitS itebe, obieBc. Ter YrGii=
bent ipllroe ober in ieillem Gertroiiclt
ju 0rn. 0nriielo niht erid)iittert uno
oic ipoterc gntipidclung bat linn ba.
rim Ned)t gegebcn. is lit jebt erlules
icuL boB Die 6leiid)pader, mie olle
SruitS, 5iuei pcrid)ieoene 8ud1oltun.
gen iiibren, cine fiir Den oifentlidclt
mo cine fir oen prioaien @ebralldl.
SEER 0arfielo erbielt bios GinbIid iii
Die crlteren Bidder uno boiirte oaralif
ieiucu Verid)t. Seine nliloe Yeiirs
tbeilitng Der Eader 9elpenu linn abec
oercn Gertrolen, 10 ooB iie ibnt tic,
iere Ginblide geitaiteteu, ul1o bieie
unterbreitete CT oent @eneralanmolt,
Der Den Grinninol.Eru5eB gegen Die
Hndcr einleitete. SIN 2idJte oieiec
Sbntlad)cit lit audi Scr @inpanD Ser
Gocfer 5i periteben, oab Serr 8nr.
iielo ibnen in un9cieslid,er Weiie Be-
lpeianroteriol obgelodt babe. Gie
lbotiod)e lit. bob lie Srn. @arfieIb
iilr ibrcn 5rcuno bielten mo ibnt
slitsfunft ertbeilten. bic JIG linn unter
anocren llmitdnoen perlpei9ert baben
ipiiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-22

nH.Hr
Ger anrbiHol oubcint.,
aorOino( Gibbons fcbrte geiterit
Nad)mittog bon ieinent 9eilld) aus
Nelu. SrleonS Suriid.
Gurdl gci d) mol5eneS 81.
IL nnerbronnt. Ger 81 Sabre
olte SaueS Ollldep liegt jur3eit inn
fritiid)en 3uitanbe inl .Stoot.Soipi-
tai" al Den 1ol9en bon 9ranhwut-
oelb oornieoer, iuelde er jill Spar.
roru'a Eoint q~eitern Worger oaollrd,
erlitt, bob or pon Acknowledgment 81
ielr ilberaollen ipurhe.
90 inc baartge@ 6 | d. c.
III Spnlnn SoBmann murbe gelter1t
Gadnlittag III Der ~oitlidlen Gpli5eiIta.
ton bonn Squire Srieoel apegen slIs
griifS aui Nnna Sugel, GER. 1918.
Glt-SoltimoresS trnBe, I'M So mo
Soften beItrnit. itlto ieine Sdlmeltcr,
Sruu Soo Meinboa, mlBte inter ser
gleidlen ACKNOWLEDGING ST unb Soften
bIcd)eu. Nus oen 3eiselouSiuseit er.
gdb eS lid, baB 5pnlan itno Soa Die
Minnie, neil lie 500 SuriidUerlangtc,
Die JIG DEM SoBntann gegeben bate,
lint ibrcn Safer radl Baltimore font
men SIT ~loiiell, tbdtlidl aigriffcn mo
cin Vilnoel SPARE iplirbc ols 9elpeiss
material porgclcgt. Sqltire 6rieocl
mar Slpor uid)t iid)er. Dap Die Saare
nidlt Dos Icirltot oll5u %itorfell Saint
mells SeitenS Der id)oneu Minnie lun.
rclt Ooh toiinte CT nid)t unlbin, Den
Gerflagtcn Die o6en ongegcbeie
Strafc oiti5llcrlegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-22
Sdnelf tritt Ser Sob ben M%enidJen at

Sr. N6am 6eim erleiOet bei einent
Stur5e cine tootlide Niuioe.
Sic S6erben cineS arltgcs ourd).
lbnitten linn Die aeblc.
Sr. N0om SCENT, 81 Sabre ait,
lunr0e geitern Wtorgen 9ege1 laS llbr
pon leilem So6ne @illiam y. 0einl
an SltBe piner pom 5~rueiten mad, Der
I'M crIten Stodluerf b~eiill0lid)eu
Slide Scr @obnntlg OeS SeBtererl
Nr. 236. Eedrl-S troBe. itcrbenO oliis
g%cfltlt0en. Die &eblc oe5 ulten Moit-
lle0 iunr bon einenl Yur5ellaltfrng
onrd)id)nitten luproen, Der in .Sdler.
ben I'M Vooen lag. Ger Soblt cr4
luad,tc. dis ein III iciller Gienitcn
Itebclt0er Negcr un scr Shiirc flopfiH.
Mis- or Die Sreppc b%irnbaing ialt0 CT
lct,cl Soter 1T ciller 9lutlod)c lie
gcuo. Man uilunlt al, onB ser atte
Diort on5 alopfeu cbeuioaS geb0rf
batte uno nit Dem &rlg i'll Der Souo
otc Sreppc binabitiir5te. stlS icilt
Sobn i'm fan0, mar or beluuBtlu5
mo mo itorb inioIge Serbllltiuug,
che Der Ioiort hcrbcigcrufeuc ar5t ers
ldllcncn nor. Coroner Eatrif Wortin
pom iucltlid)cn Iiltrift itcate nodD ii.
llcr anacitclten lt%nterillduung ciien
oltt 5llfdlligcn Soo InutenOcS Gcrtiii-
tot ans.
SEER Nbom 0ein1 iuor porgeItern
9tod)t gum eritcn Male in Der @ob-
nlrtg lcineS SobueS, ga ieirc @crt.
ltotte unb @obnung i'll Ger. 2t5, Siio.
EocozS troBc. geihloiicn luio cilt ST.
uelltor fiir cinell IllftionSperfoui oui-
genommcn poroen mar. Git anoercr
Sohn bcS Scritorbeneu, Srant Is.
Semi. Der nit Dem Safer in ser &C.
llonlltclt Wcrfltnttc georbeitct boitc,
iuic bercitS I'M .Gcutid,en
Correspondent" beridtct lporoen mar.
om Sonntog Dor Hidtcr 9oocn III
Der iueitlid)eu Yoli5ciltotion in Grs
mo,gclung bon 500 5ricoensbiir1.
iholt ms @cidngniB geiurbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-22
Staot Baltimore.
Q ~acieidlnct.

Sin Nuiong fir Die SllbilGunls- Mus
telling gcn1ndt. - @rtc IllSiid)'
ten fir cine groBortigc Gculoli-
Itration.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-09
AFTER TOM
Mayor johnson of Cleveland
Accused Of Being Inter.
- eSted in Car Line

Cleveland, Oct 9.-Charging that
Mayor johnson is financially interest
ed In the success of the Forest City
Railway company, otherwise known
as the Scent fare street railway line,
and that he procured the organization
Of the company, obtained franchises
for IL and has assumed financial re-
sponsibility in behalf Of the Forest
City Railway company all OF sicla
is said to be in violation Of law-the
Cleveland Electric Railway company
has filed In the common pleas court q
petition asking that all work upon the
Forest City Railway company's lines
be enjoined and that Interference with
the lines of the Cleveland Electric
Railway company be>prohibited by tha
court ~ *,
The petition also asks that the
grants to the Municipal Traction COM
pany, as well as those to the Forest
City Railway company, be declared
null and void. A number of other city
officials are made defendants. 80 6
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-09
~ HILLS BITTER CRITICISM.
Gays the Political CRATER Is Hurting
Minnesota.

Minnesota.
Chicago, Oct. 9.-Congratulated OLE
all sides on closing the most stipend
GUS deal since the organization of the
United States Steel corporation
James ]. Hill still carries bitterness i'm
his heart.
Asked what would be the effect Of
his lease of Minnesota ore lands to the
steel corporation, with reference to
the development of the state, he said:
mot what it might have been. Min
nesota might, under certain condi-
tons, have been the home OF the huge
steel works that now stand ready for
operation at Gary. Most Minnesota
people believe they have not the fuel
handy, but they have. There are huge
beds of peat on the range close to the
iron deposits. 1t is class Of fuel adj
mirabiy adapted to the use of iron
manufacture.
Lack of fael is not the difficulty
with Minnesota. The state is overrun
with peculiarly vicious type Of Pc
litical CRATER whose influence for evil
Is so tremendous that no sane man
entrusted with the Investment OF
great capital would dare to locate
works there" 49,:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-09
PUBLIC FEELING AROUSED.
Now Jersey Physician on Trial for Al
I. legged Wife Murder.

Toms River, N. j., Oct. 9.-Dr.
Frank Brouwer, who until his arrest
several months ago on charge of
wife murder, was a prominent practic-
Ing physician here, was placed on trial
during the day for his life The pre-
siding Justice is Charles r. Hendrick-
son Of the supreme court. It was an
nounced at the opening of the trial
that each side win call shout forty
witnesses. 5 ss
Public feeling has been aroused to
q marked degree by what has come to
be known throughout large part Of
che state as "the Brouwer case" and
Id some places. particularly III this
county, the line between Dr.. Brou-
Her,s accnsers and defenders has been
sharply drawn. One outgrowth Of
this IL q fund OF $4,000. which hiss
hesn contributed by the accused mans
friends to aid 10 meeting the casts os
ma defense.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-09
WANTS AMERICAN CONTROL.
Good Government League of cuba |,
4 Organized.

4
/ Havana, Dot. Q. The preliminaries
of an organization to be- called the
Good Government league of Cuba
were begun at q meeting Of Amer
lcans, CubanB and others, at which
resolutions were passed to the effect
that the purpose Of the association
should be the promoting ~ I'LL Iegits
innate means the blishment and
maintenance of q permanent. stable
and lawful government, competent TO
administer Justice, insure domestic
tranquility. promote the general vel
fare and insure the blessings of lib
erty 10 all the inhabitants ~ the ISL
md. 1.
1t was declared that the league In
tends to adopt whatever means % this
end are deemed @isest by majority
81 the membership. which Is intended
10 bs representative 81 all nationali.
siss and ell sections and not I'd be
committed to any line OF action I'M.
lass Ii il decided what Ii most ooa.
tiuciye to the objects named
while there WAS no expression to
that effect the movement Is generally
regarded as pointing eventually to-
ward soms more definite degree Of
American control cr oversight ID Gu
ban affairs than - -youcbsafed BY the
psatt amendment.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-09
HLLMAN's RLooDY VISION.
Foresees Race Wars to Which Atlanta
= Affair VIII Seem Small.

= Augusta, Ga, Oct Sin charac-
teristfc speech to 1900 persons in this
city Senator Tillman OF South Caro-
lima declared that the South is on the
verge of race war. He was heartily
cheered by his hearers.
There are some people who say
that a race problem settles ITSELF"
the senator said, ''but make the pre-
diction that In less than ten years, I
fear less than five, there will be an
Immense number of bloody race riots,
North and South, beside which the
Atlanta riot will pale into insight
icance."
After considering every conceivable
plan for the protection of white women
against negro assailants he concluded
that the only effective one would be
the establishment. Of European sys-
tenn of passports, coupled with large
increase in officers of the law. r
He referred to the rowing class of
negroes who pose as workers at saw
mills on railroads, ETC., but who are
always of the most depraved charac-
ter. He declared the only place for
such negroes Is among Northerners,
whose scheme of reconstruction pro-
duced them He declared il all were
shot like wild beasts the country
would be better OF. That being un-
lawful when they were unable to pro-
duce passports they should be placed
on chain gangs until reformed or be
made to leave the country. ~
He declared that the white men of
the South should go ahead and do
what they believed was right regard
less "of all the Yankees between Cape
Cod and hell" liz T.,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-09
ssWARsHiPs LEAVE HAVANA.

Battleships Kentucky and Indiana Sail
p ss for United States. sss=5 33,ss
Havana, Oct. 8 The cruiser Brook
lyn has landed $50 marines, who went
to Camp Columbia 3st. 5ss{s :Sse
The battieships Kentucky and In
diana sailed during the afternoon for
New England waters. "a Il. 81
No further reports Of trouble In any
part Of the Island have been received.
The disarming Of the insurgents Is
practically complete with the excep-
ton OF small isolated bands, who viii
be disarmed BY the rural guards.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-09

Liberty, No, Oct The first In
1timation that the state supreme court
had refused her attorneys a writ OF
error to carry her case to the United
States supreme court was carried to
Mrs. Agnes Myers IN her cen BY a
representative Of | the Associated
Press. Mrs. Myers was lying on a
lounge Ii her cell, having just finished
her MONDAY meal, when the reporter
entered. She arose quickly and
listened quietly ais he told her OF the
action or the court. Absolutely nc
show OF emotion was displayed by the
prisoner, whose remarkable fortitude
has been the wonder Of all the jail
ofioials who have had charge Of her.
am not very much surprised"
said Mrs. Myers when the reporter
flnished. The three Judges III the
criminal branch of the state supreme
court are pre1udiced against me. I
am still confident that my attorney
yih he successful ID gaining hear
ing before tie United States supreme,
court and that shall finally be- grant
ed q new trial and be acquitted
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-09
DoWiE HAS A VISION"
Receives a Command to Abandon Plan
@ for Mexican Colony. II


Chicago, Oct. 9.-John Alexander,
Dowie's plan for a Mexican colony
was abandoned in obedience to COM
mand received by. Dowie in vision
that came to him last Friday night,
according to an announcement made
by Deacon Arlington. one OF Dowie's.
followers, who has remained loyal to-
the deposed prophet The scheme.
Deacon Arlington said, was relin-
quished In favor of another that con-
templates the raising OF 81 oeo, 200 I'M
Chicago for the purpose OF restoring
DoWie's power and prestige. All
preparations for Dowie's departure Tor
Mexico had been completed when Ia q
vision the First Apostle" declared ha:
saw the Master. He was commanded.
he said. 10 give MP the Mexican project
and seek the glory or zion elsewhere
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