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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-23
Howell Carries Ravbun.

Clayton, Aug ~ Reports receiver
from a majority of the precincts in.
dtcate that Howell will carry Ray.
bun county by a small majority.
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Hoke Washineton's Favorlte.

Sandersyille, Aug. 30 -ffOke has
carried Washington county over the
ether candidates by a large majority
The race has surprised even his
friends In this county.
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pickens in the Push.

Jasper Aug. 22.-The race in Pick.
ems IS very close but is Is
believed that Hoke Smith win carry
The county by small majority
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Close In Newton.

Coylngton, Aug % Returns arc
coming in slowly and the race is close
but the county has more than likely
gone for Hoke Smith
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Monticello, Aug % The race In
Jasper county is close, but returns
so far received indicate that HoIe
smith viii carry the county.
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Waynesboro, Aug. 22.-.While re-
turns have not been received from all
precincts, Burke county will give
Hoke Smith a good majority.
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Pulaski is for Hoke.

Hawkinsyille, Aug. 22.--While the
fight Is thought to be close in many
districts. Pulaski goes to Hoke ny
a good majority.
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Whitfield Was Wise

Dalton, Aug. 22.-Whitfield county
roils up handsome majority
for Hoke Smith. lie carried very
near every precinct,
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Campbell Adds to Majority.

Fairburn, Aug. 22.- Campbell coun,
ty goes for Hoke Smith by good MAJ
jority. There was little interest in
the fight
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Clay County too

Fort Gaines. Aug. 22-Clay county
gives Hoke Smith a majority of 80
over Clark Howell
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Chattahoochee EoLLows.

Cusetta, Aug 20. -Hoke Smith car
ries Chattahoochee county by a
good majority,
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INC Hundred In FIoYd.

Rome, Aug 22.-Floyd county will
give IIoke Smith a majority Of from
five to seven hundred.
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From GIessner,s Home.

Griffin, Aug. 22-Returns not ali
in yet but conservative estimates
give Hoke Smith a majority Of 200 in
Spaulding county.
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Another for Smith

cambridge, Aug. 22.-Decatur
county goes for Smith by small ma.
iority.
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Grady Adds Another

Cairo, Aug. 22-Smith and EstIl
men are both claiming the county but
1t is thought that Smith will have n
majority,
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tioke Wins Al TaIbot.

Talbotton Aug 22.-Hoke Smith IS
leading in Talbot county. Only one
precinct is yet to be heard from and It
cannot possibly change The result
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Laurens Lines up.

Dublin, Aug. Russell took the
place of Clark NOVEL; and made a
very good race but Hoke Smith car.
ried this county by safe majority.
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Lowndes in Line.

Valdosta, Aug. 221Thc race in
Lo%ndes county was close but Smith
won by majority Of 100
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Nashville, Aug 92--lloke Smith
has SWEPT the field III Berrien county
getting a majority in almost every
precinct
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20 INJURED IN
TROLLEY CAR

New York, Aug 22.--In an accident
on the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany today near Coney Island, twenty
persons were injured, some of them
sepiously.
The accident occurred early to.
day.
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Greenhoro, Aug 22.- Hogc Smith
won out in Green by majority of
400 over Russell
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Wins in Webster.

Preston, Aug. % Hoke Smith car.
ried Webster county by safe ma,
jority. Heavy vote was polled.
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Rullu for RnIlnc.h.

Statesboro, Aug 22--Eloke Smith
made an excellent race in Bulloch
winning over Ilstill by 500 votes
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Thomas Was Inale. .a

Thomasyile. Alss ~ Thomas
will give Hole ssssffH aNmajorty Of.
about 100. over flqasIs 7rhe other
candidates received only few votes.
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Close Race in Dodge.

Eastman, Aug. o. The race in
Dodge county was close, Hoke Smith
winning over Russell by majority
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catoosa for Smith.

Ringgold, Aug While reports
are not yet in, Clark Howell support
ers concede the county TO Hobe
Smith.
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Close in Crisn.

Cordele, Aug. 22-The fight in Crisp
county was close, but despite the hard
fight Hoke Smith has carried tho
county by Is.
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Harris County Helps.

Hamilton, Aug. 22-Harris county
gives Holle Smith a majority of 500
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smith Garlic Murray.

Spring Place, Aug. o. Hoke car
ries Murray for governor by major.
ity OF at least 100.
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Wilkes Favors Peoples Candidate

Washington, Aug. 22 Iiokc Smith
carries Wilkes over Jim Smith by q
majority Of 12O.
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RockdaIe for Him.

Conyers, Aug 22-Hoke Smith car
ries Rockdae county by good ma
iority
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Howell Gets Eannin.

Blue Ridge, Aug. 22.-Howen wins
IN Fanuin by majority OF 1876 @
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Look al Putnam,

i1atonton, Aug ga small yore
was cast Smith beats al compet-
itors by to /.
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Lumpkin Goes for Russell

DahIonega, Aug. 21-Russell car
ries Lumpkin county oyer all com
petitors with Hoke Smith close sec,
ond
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Tiff for tiokus PokI

Triton, Aug. 22,-Tift county goes
for Hoke Smith by majority of 1888
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EstiIl Scores.

st. Marys, Aug. 22.-Camden coun-
ty goes for EstilI by less than 1O9
majority.
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Warren Follows others.

Warrenton, Aug. 21-Hoke Smith
carries Warren county by majority
of $50,
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candler's Homo.

Gainesville. Aug. 22.-After it was
learned tonight that Hoke Smith had
carried Hail county over Russell his
hundreds OF supporters congregatea
on the streets and were addressed
by Ex-Governor Gambler, who paid
a glowing tribute to the excellent
fight made by Hoke Smith in all sec
tions of the state The fight was
close in this county but Mr. Smith
gets it by a small majority.
Dooley Did 1t
Vienna, Aug. 22.-Dooly went for
smith by a good majority.
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irwin Does Rioht Thina

Ocilla, Aug. 22--IIoke Smith has
carried Irwin county by large ma
iority.
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Baldwin True Blue.

Milledgeyille, Aug. 21.-Full returns
give Hoke Smith majority of 300 in
Baldwin.
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Johnson Joins others.

Wrlghtsyille, Aug %. -Hoke Smith
has carried Johnson county by large
majority.
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Howell Gets GI!mer.

Elijay, Aug. 22.-Clark Howell car
ries Gilmer county by good majority
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Ebert After the Rlnu

Elberton, Aug. 22.-Elbert county
is in the Hoke Smith column by a
majority of 100,
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Coweta. Of Conrse.

Newman. Aug 22.--All returns are
not yet in but lfoke Smith will car
ry Coweta By AT least 200 majority
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Lincolnton. Aug. 22.-Lincon coun.
ty goes for Hoke Smith by small
majority
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EstiII Wins h RrYan

Clyde, Aug 22. Estill carried Bry
an county by a small majority
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Henry safe TOO.

McDoncugh, Aug, 22.-Aenry county
gives Hoke Smith a majority of ESQ.
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Wilcox Went VIII.

AbbovilIe, Aug Wilcox went
for Hoko Smith by large majority.
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olascock Safe.

GIbeon, Aug s2.-Glascock coun
ty goes for Hoke Smith by 40
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Columbia in Line

Appling, Aug. Columbia county
goes for Hoke Smith by good ma
jority.
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Ware Did Rioht

Waycross, Aug. 22.-Ware county
went overwhelmingly for Hoke Smith
giving him a majority of 700.
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Stewart Also.

Lumpkin, Aug. 22.-Stewart coun-
ty goes for Hoke Smith by a small
majority.
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RuseeIl oets Montnomeru.

" Vcron Aug. 22 Russell has
probably carried Montgomery county
by 1Z5
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Jeff Davis Follows.

Hazlehurst, Aug 22-IIoke Smith
carries Jeff Davis county by small
majority,
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Polk is for 4oke.

Cedartown, Aug. 22-Hoke Smith
carries Polk by large majority
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Gordon ON the Bandwaqen.

Calhoun. Aug 22--Eioke Smith car
ries Gordon county five to one.
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Russell Gets Stephens.

Toccoa, Aug. Stephens coun.
ty will go for Russell by 200 major
ity.
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Carroll is Safe.

Carrollton, Aug. 22.-Carroll county
gives Hoke a good majority.
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Jefferson, Aug. 22.-Howell carried
Twiggs county by small majority.
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Oconee for Smith.

Watkinsville, Aug. 90. --Oconeo
goes for Hoke Smith by a small ma
iority
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Terrell is o. X,

Dawson, Aug. 22.-Terrell county
goes for Hoke Smith by a majority
of 200.
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Another for RusseII.

Ashburn, Ga. Aug. 22.--Russell
carried Turner county by 25 votes.
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lin Lucks Out.

Thomson. Aug. 22.-McDuftie goes
for Jim Smith by a majority Of 100
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Wilkinson 20 to 1.

lrwington, Aug. 22--Wilkinson
county goes for Holle Smith 20 to !.
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FRANKLIN by Good Majority,

Gainesville, Aug 22--Franklin
county goes for Hoke Smith by a
good majority.
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Cherokee in Smith Column,
Hurricane Struck TatnaIl.

Reidsville, Aug 22.-Holze Smith
swept Tatnall county today like hur-
ricane.
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PEOPLES CANDIDATE
SWEPT THE F!E| =
Pierce in Line.

BlacksheaI, Aug 22.-ltetnrn4
from three leading districts in Pierce
shows that Hoke Smith wins by i
handsome majority.
Troope Likes Hoke.
LaGRange, Aus. 22.-Hoke Smith
carried Troop county by majority
of from four to five hundred
0uitman for Howell.
Georgetown, Aug. 22.-Quitman
county goes for Howell by majority
of 43.
Worth Acts Right.
Sylvester, Aug. 22.-Worth county
goes for Hoke Smith by big major
ity
jefferson For Smith.
Wrens, Aug Jefferson county
gives Hoke Smith a majority of 300
CoIquttt in Line.
Moultrie, Aug. 22.-Hoke Smith
carried -Colquitt by majority of 33
Telfair Did Nicely.
McRae, Aug 22.-Telfair county
gives HOke Smith a majority Of 500,
Cherokee in Smith Column.
Coaton, Aug. 22,-CheTollee goes
for Hoke Smith by 800 majority.
Hoke Wins in Clinch.
Homerville, Aug. 22.-Clinch coun-
ty goes for Hoke Smith by 2l0 ma
jority.
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Forsyth, Aug. 22.-Monroe county
goes for IIoke> Smith to l.
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Zebulon, Aug 22-Pike county is
for Hoke Smith by big majority
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dancock Followed suit.

Sparta, Aug. 22.-All returns not
Spalta, Aug. 22.-All returns
not yet received. Hoke Smith car
ries the county by to l.
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-aiiaferro is Safe.

Crawfordville, Aug. % -Taliaferro
c0anty safe for Hoke Smith.
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Another New County.

Lyons, Aug. 22.-Toombs county is
conceded to Hoke Smith by 100.
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At EstiII's very Door.

SylYania, Aug. 22.-Screven county
gives Hoke Smith a large majority
over Estill
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CLAYTON is Happy.

Joneaboro, Arg. 22-The indications
Ur9 that Cla9 coulhy will go for
IlDlle Smith
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From a New County-Jenkins.

Millen, Aug 22.-AlI returns not
in but jenkins county safe in the
Hoke Smith column.
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Cobb on the Wagon too.

Marietta, Aug. 22-Cobh count.
foes for noke by large majority
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TeIfalr Did Nicely.
McRae, Aug. 22.-Telfair county
gives Hole Smith a majority Of 500,
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CoIquitt in Line.
Moultrie, Aug. 22.-Hoke Smith
carried Colquitt by a majority of 80
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Wrens, Aug 22-JeffeOson county
yes IIoke Smith a majority of 800
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Worth Acts Riqht.

Sylvester. Aug. 22.-Worth county
goes for Hoke Smith by big major
ity.
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LaGEange, Aus. 22.-Hoke Smith
carried Troop county by q majority
of from four to five hundred.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-05-10
AGREE ON RATE BILL
FACTIONS IN SENATE GET TO.
GETHER ON COURT REVIEW
FEATURE OF MEASURE.

Washington, May 4.-What amounts
practically to an agreement Oh the ex-
listing differences concerning court
features Of the railroad rate bill has
been reached by senate conferences
extending over the last week and Sen
ator Allison will offer an amendment
comforting jurisdiction upon the cir
cult courts to hear and determine suits
brought against the interstate com
merce commission. The amendment
will not suggest to the courts whether
their judicial review shall be confined
to constitutional questions or whether
it shall be an inquiry into the justice
or reasonableness of the rates fixed
by the commission. Senator Long,
who made the principal legal argu.
ment for the house bill, and Senators
Aldrich and Crane, the leaders in the
movement seeking an amendment pro-
viding for a broad court review, have
expressed themselves as favoring the
amendment and both factions are
agreed that the compromise is salts
factory to President Roosevelt. I'm
doubtedy this means that obstacles to
the speedy passage of the measure
have been removed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-05-10
U~LTIMATUM TO TURKEY.
England Gives Sultan Ten Days to Get
Out of Egypt.

London, May 4.-The British am.
b%assador at Constantinople has pre-
scented a note to Turkey demanding
the complete withdrawal of Turkish
troops from Egyptian territory. The
note is practically an ultimatum and
constitutes Great Britain's last word
on the encroachment Of Turkey on the
Siniatic peninsula. The French and
Russian ambassadors at Constantine
pie are supporting the British conten.
tons. Should the ultimatum fail to
have the desired effect the British
Mediterranean fleet will take the
measure so often employed by the
powers in recent years as the result Of
disputes with the sultan and a naval
demonstration, it is anticipated, will
quickly bring about the evacuation of
the Tabah territory, which Great
Britain contends is unquestionably
Egyptian territory.
The sultan was given ten days in
which to comply with the demand.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-05-10
BIG PROPERTY LOSS
ACTUAL DAMAGE AT SAN FRAN.
CISCO NOW ESTIMATED AT
$780, 900, 900.

San Francisco, May 3.-While it is
difficult to give exact figures as to
losses and insurance in connection
with the fire which has devastated
such a large portion Of San Francisco
close estimates have been compiled
which show that the actual property
loss to the city is close to $3.50, 900, 900.
A large proportion if not a majority
of the business men who were thank
ing their lucky stars during the big
conf1agration that their valuables
were enclosed in fireproof vaults have
Weakened to a desperate realization of
the unquestionable force of the San
Francisco fire. Within seyenty-two
hours there have been 576 safes and
vaults opened in the district east of
Powell and south of Market streets
and in not more than so per cent OF
these instances were the contents
found intact. In many cases a pile Of
ashes represented thousands of dol.
lars worth Of accounts.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-05-10
NEWS CONVERSATIONS
Wednesday, May 2.

The annual national convention or
the Amalgamated Association OF Iron,
Steel and Tin Workers began at Gin
cinnati Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Hughes, ninety-four
years old, who served In the house
hold of Queen Victoria for a lumber
Of years, is dead in Milwaukee.
Professor Israel c. Russell, fifty
four years old, head of the geology de-
partmcnt Of the University OF Michi-
gan, died Tuesday Of pneumonia.
The great revival that began in
Philadelphia three months ago under
the direction of the Rev. r. A. Torrey
and C. M. Alexander closed Tuesday
night.
f. II. Hartman. president Of the
Union Pacific and allied lines. ad-
dressing an audience of Seattle busl-
ness men, denied that he is opposed
to the Panama canal, but warned the
people against what he termed the
'anti-railroad agitation"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-05-10
NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
ITEMS OF A WEEK FROM VARIOUS
PARTS OF THE STATE.
Only One General Store and Two 9th.
m Small Places Of Business
Escaped the Fire That
Swept GIasston.

Only n general store and two 9TH
err small places remain Of the business
section Of Glasston, which was swept
by a fire which started in a drug store.
1t is not known how the flames origi,
mated, but they were discovered about
fifteen minutes after closing time. The
fire spread SO rapidly that little
could be done by the volunteer fire
department and citizens to stay it's
spread. The drug store was entirely
destroyed, and an adjoining butcher
shop shared it's fate. The postofice
building and fixtures burned, but the
greater portion of the mail and all Of
the stock of stamps were saved. The
fire destroyed a number Of other bust
less structures and then spread to the
lumberyards, where it burned itself
out. The total loss will be close upon
$1S,OO0. Among. the heavier losers are
j.. w. Arnold, who owned the lumber
yard, $4,000, and Quiglcy Bros, gen,
eral store, $1,000. The losses are
mostly partially covered by insurance.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-05-10
Stocks Roosevelt Ranch.

The Roosevelt ranch near Medora,
formerly owned by President Theodore
Roosevelt, is to be turned into a big
stock farm for the raising Of fancy
horses. The ranch, which consists of
about 5000 acres, was purchased last
fall by O. j.. De Lendrecie of Fargo,
who has just commissioned eXpe-
rienced horsemen to purchase $4,000
worth Of brood mares and other ami
mails. He also has given orders for
the construction Of suitable barns and
other buildings, which will cost $4,000
or more The entire ranch is to be
fenced. The land contains several
creeks and other small streams, be-
sides springs which are open the year
round. The grass is good and the
ranch is IN ideal place for the raising
Of fine stock.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-05-10
Denny Valves Examination.

W. H. Denny, formerly mayor of
Williston and for many years a promi-
nent banker there, who recently was
arrested at Church's Ferry on a war
ran charging him with having know
ingly bought Or received stolen horses.
has waived a preliminary examination
and been released on $4,000 bonds to
await the action of the district court.
The complaint is sworn to by George
Hall, a cattle inspector Of Valley
county, Mont, the claim being made
that Denny was concerned in a con-
spiracy through which the Valley coun-
ty stockmen lost thousands Of head Of
horses. Denny was once before ar
rested on a warrant charging him with
a similar o%ffense, committed in Mon
tana, but the request for e%Xtradition
was denied.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-05-10
FOUGHT DUEL WITH RogBER.
Wealthy Resident of Staten Island In
stantly Killed.

New York, May S.-Charles t.. Spier,
a prominent business man of Staten
Island and said to be a confidential
agent of H. II. Rogers, vice president
Of the Standard Oil company, was shot
and instantly killed in q duel with a
burglar in his home at New Brighton,
Staten Island, early in the day. MI.
Spier was n Of the officers Of the
Richmond Light and Power company
and was connected with the Staten
Island Rapid Transit Railroad com
pany and occupied "a fine house in n
CT the best residential districts or
Staten Island, He and his wife were
prominent in social affairs of the isl.
and.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-05-10

Moscow. May IA bomb was
thrown at the carriage Of Vice AID
miral Doubasso1f, governor general Of
Moscow, as he was being driven to the
palace. He was wounded in the foot
and his a~ide-de-camp and d sentry
were killed.
Governor General DOubassOff was re.
turning in an open carriage from the
Uspenski cathedral and the outrage
took place outside the carriage en-
trance to his palace Doubassoff's
life was saved by the poor aim OF his
would-De assassin. He was thrown
under the horses heels. His back was
burned and his leg bruised, but he
was able to walk unassisted into
the palace.