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The Washington times., 1906-10-27
How Langney Fort Has Been Destroyed
by the Tides.
Royal Commission APP
pointed to Devise Way
to Save Island.

LONDON, oct. $50 serious has the
gradual but sure disappearance Of Eng
lands coast line become that royal
commission has been appointed 10 study
the matter and devise some means TO
stop the ravages Of the greedy sea. II Is
known that places that were beaches "A
Jew years ago now lie beneath the sur
face Of the ocean and that towns that
once were far inland are now Tapped by
the incoming tide.
Cases OF erosion, or enCrnaChment by
the sea. have long been known in prac-
tically all portions OF the English coast
line, but the facts that the progress OF
the Misunderstanding ocean is going stead
ily Ola and that the island is being grad
ually eaten away by the hungry waves
are now considered seriously.
Great glaciers that slid down on this
immense territory destroyed the land
before them and dug a place for the
sea. They divided the lands and made
England. but their melting and pro-
cesses OF deposit gave her d soft and in
secure coast The cliffs that seem i'm
pregnable fortresses are as playthings
70 the incessant tapping of the waves.
Startling as this may seem. il IS far
from being a mere scientific speculation
or The alarming cry OF some theorist.
but is rather the unpleasant and serious
fact that viii soon. it is believed, make
the saving Of England from the ocean
national problem. That England might
really disappear from the map OF the
world can be perhaps appreciated when
IL is realized that all the space that II
now occupied by the North Sea and the
English Channel was once dry land.
Each tide indeed takes "a bit of Eng
land away with H.
Some OF the worst effects Of this erO-
sion are 10 be seen in Sussex. where
LanEuey Fort. just beyond Eastbourne,
is actually falling into the sea The
waves have eaten into the brick founda-
ton Of the fortihcations to such an ex-
tent that this once valuable piece OF
coast defense has been recently aban-
doned
1t was not many years ago that the
map Of the Suffolk coast showed little
bays and iutting points Of land. Now
for miles II is straight almost as II
cut with a knife. The site Of DUuwiCh.
that once was a prosperous market
town. Is now far out under fathoms OF
water. and Easton Bavent. the most
easterIy point in England. is FAR out
beyond the general coast line
In the southeastern portion of York
shire The greed of the sea seems now 10
be at its worst for there the cliffs al
most Crumble as the waves lash them.
What Is 10 be the solution Of the sub
jeCt is not known at this time. The COM
mission has hardly entered into its
work, but the members are determined
to end the losses of territory that Eng
land is yearly sustaining in this way.
Redemption Of land viii be undertaken
as we'll and much OF the destruction OF
recent years will be made UP for.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
HIS MIND BLANK
ON MATHEMATIC
Couldn't Remember Num-
Der of Times He Had
Been Arrested.

Jack. how many times have you
been arrested and brought before me for
disorderly conduet?" questioned Judge
Kimball in the Police Court
Jack Maloney stretched himself In
the dock and faced the judge. "Oi don
quite remember. sor."
1T must be about fifty times" unused
his honor.
''shure. OF don't know" declared
Jack
We'll. I'll just fine you so this time, 4"
and Jack was led back 10 the prisoner S
Zen.
Jack gets on a spree periodically,
said the Judge. When he does, he US
ually cuts up high Jinks-'
The funny part, continued Judge
KimbalI. is that the man owns two
houses in Cabbage alley northeast. and
when he gets a good husky jag on ne
hangs out a red nag and wants TO sell
them al auction. They are never sold,
however"
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
DON'T CRY MAMMA.
I'm NOT HURTEO"
Struck by Auto, Dying Boy
Pleads With His Grief
Stricken Parent

NEW YORK, OcC27.-.'Don't cry NAM
ma, I'm not hurried" said eIeven-year-
old Samuel Singelo. who had been
struck By an automobile and was dying
in his mothers arms on the stoop OF
her home al SO DeKalb avenue. Brook
Ign. He died IN an ambulance on the
way to the hospital
The grief-stricken mother paced madly
w and down the pavement in front OF
her home, impIoring friends who crowd
ed about her 10 save her boy. She was
finally taken into her house and ply
stefan was summoned 10 give her at
teutlOn.
The lad was crossing the street in
front Of his home. when an automobile.
driven BY Lester Paulsen, nineteen
years Old. OF Hackensack. ran him
down. His breast was crushed. The
chauffeur was arrested
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
ANNIVERSARY SMOKER
BY CARPENTERS UNION

The first anniversary OF Union No. 1872,
United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and
J0iners was celebrated by that organ
ization last night at the National Rifles
ATmOrV. where 10 gave Il most enjoyable
smoker. An excellent program, arranged
by Lewis Leubkert. Jacob Mussbaum,
and n : Hollohan. included specialties
by Yep Clark. whistler; Leath and Mats
dario. acrObats; recitations by c. Rhine
berg. and songs by Robert Thornton,
Jean O'Bricn, w. SOndheimer. and W.
l. LaFoye.
The smoker was attended by members
of the brotherhood and also members
from the Master Builders Association
and the Mill and Lumber Workers.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
WAR ON PASTOR
IN SHILOH CHURCH
Police On Hand at Stormy
Session Of Colored Bap-
fist Congregation.
PREACHER REINSTATED
Taylor Faction Ezpels Opposition Dea-
cons and Trustees and Elects
New Ones.

Blue coats by the dozen-the reserve
OF the Eighth precinct-headed by Lieu
tenant OF Police Keefe. guarded the
portals and circulated through the audi
forum OF Shiloh Negro Baptist Church
last night when a faction OF the congre-
gallon OF the church held q red-hot
meeting Word had gone the rounds
that there might be trouble a the gath
ering and the police were prepared.
The faction. having been counseled 10
show malice toward none and charity
10 all, got together in solemn conclave
and rescinded the action of the congre-
satlon. trustees. and deacons in accept
ing the resignation of their pastor. the
Rev. J. Anderson Taylor. who was re-
Gently ousted from his pulpit and over
whom the war of the factions began.
Taylor was reInstated IN his office The
executioner's AK was out for several
others, and before the meeting adjourn
ed the congregation had expelled all
the opposition deacons and trustees and
had flled the vacancies with its own
men,
Several members OF the faction which
desires TO Dust the pastor were present.
but took no part in the meeting except
10 register a strenuous protest at iner-
walls They charged radical and hastv
action To the party which expelled the
deacons ana trustees and reinstated the
pastor.
While furious war OF words was be
ing waged, meeting adjourned The
doors were locked and guarded by the
pro-pastor flock and in lieu of a better
place the an,i-pastorites held an over
flow meeting on the curb and announced
that they would file a petition in the
District courts for counter legal pro
ceeding against the rest of the courrc-
cation.
Yesterday che courts OF law was the
theater of war between the factions.
The pro-past1rs tried 10 get am iniunc-
ton against the trustees and deacons
restraining them from closing the doors
or the church or otherwise Interfering
with the meetings OF fas flock The
District supreme Court refused 10 grant
the Injunction, but ordered the trustees
10 show why the pastOIStes could no
meet. As result the o-pastors were
allowed the use of the church last
night.
The fight between the warning fac
lions in the church is of several months
standing Charges of q serious nature
had been preferred aR.-u5- the pastor
or the church, ana, complying with the
demand of most OF the trustees and
deacons, he resigned from his post Au-
gust l. He received permission from
the governors TO preach "a farewell ser
mon, but 10 is said that the permission
was later denied him.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
CORBETTS GAIN FREEDOM
AFTER LONG LEGAL FIGHT
Jury Declares Mother and Daughter of Sound Mind and
They Are Released From ST. Eizabeth's Hospital
On Parole

After a legal fight extending over a
period Of more than two years. Mrs.
Caroline F. Corbett and her daughter,
CorneHa L. Corbett. have finally sue
ceeded in procuring an order OF court
directing their release from ST. Eliza
beths Hospital for the Insane. where,
since June, 1904, they were confined as
insane persons.
The hearing which resulted in the re-
lease OF Mrs. and Miss COrbett from st.
Elizabeth's was had before Justice
Gould, or the District Supreme Court.
ana was begun on Thursday. The end
was not. however. reached until yester-
day afternoon, when. after hearing a
great deal Of testimony relative 20 the
mental condition OF Mrs. and Miss Cor
bett. the jury reported that they are OF
sound mind and capable Of caring for
themselves and managing their own
affairs.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
Warning!

nearly All cough syrups contain dam
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Without these drugs, Father John s
Medicine cures throat and lung troubles.
Rv building UP the body and keeping
up the warmth the system is given the
fighting power to throw of disease.
This medicine Is all pure nourishment
and the best protection against dangers
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Get what you call for.
Do not allow any druggist TO suosu-
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dangerous and may cost you your life.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27

When the verdict OF the jury was an
nounced there was great rejoicing by
the friends OF the COrbetts. who has
tened TO congratulate the women OF the
success Of their hgnt FOR liberty. MIS-.
and Miss Corbett. however. did not ex-
hibit any undue excitement. but con-
tented themselves with quietly receiving
the expressions of sympathy and con-
graduation Of their friends in silence.
While the COrbetts were allowed to
leave the court room yesterday with
their friends on parole. the order direct
ing their release from ST. Elizabeth $
VIII NOT be signed by Justice Gould until
Monday.
At the hearing the Corbetts were rep
resented by Attorneys A. A. Birney,
Richard +. Evans. ana Robert II Nc
NELL, while Attorney r. A. Fenning rep
resented the asylum authorities
The Ccrbetts are the guests % the
Christian Missionary Alliance, q Grant
place, and will remain there indefinitely.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
The Tower of the Garden of Sleep"
a Church That Was Once
Far Inland.
SUGGESTS LIVE MICE
TO GUST SUFFRAGISTS

LONDON, oct 1.-THE police sta
toned at the house Of commons are re-
ceivinE suggestions as 20 how to deal
with the "suffrag ettes." A resident Of
Dublin writes TO the inspector that he
can easily avoid scrimmages with the
women.
Give each of your men live mouse
IN q little cage" he said, and the suf-
fragists will leave the house of COM
mons on the dead run and never come
back"
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
EVERYBODY
TESTIFIES
Nothing But Praises For
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Insist on Rabek. Beware Of substitutes.
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tie
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
BEARS VISIT TOWN,
PEOPLE IN FLIGHT
Social Functions After Night
fall Called Off and Streets
Deserted.

WARREN, Pa. Oct. This town Is
simply in sDasms over the incuTsiOns of
several large black bears, who have
made matters so lively that there are
no more social functions being held at
ter nightfau. nor is there much court
ing by lovers In the open.
Roy Miller was out walking with his
best girl, when a large black bear
dashed out of cellar right beside them
and with a wool woofl' started heller
SHELTER for the outskirts. The young
woman tainted dead away. and Miller
had 10 carry her To a nearby house.
Miller declares the bear was as big as
an OK
A big bear came into town and fright
school A small army of citizens got
out and shot the bear, killing him on
one of the principal streets Of the
town.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
England>s Bold Cliffs Slipping Into the Sea;
Inland Toqvns MoqU Under the Water
Nearly 200, 900 Acres Lost
In Thfrty-f6ree Years

IT has been found that be-
tween 1867 and 1900 no less than
49,, 900 acres that once were Eng
lish territory have been claimed
by the ocean as its bed. More
over, the amount Of annual loss
is increasing from year 10 year,
and unless something is done to
stop the encroachment of waters
upon the land il call be almost
calculated when England shall
have ceased to exist, except as
little group of rock islets.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
MEMORIAL TO MRS. DAVIS
AT CONFEDERATE HALL

A memorial service for Mrs. Jefferson
Davis will be held at $3.50 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon in Confederate Neter-
ans hau. 1910 II street northwest.
The service has been arranged by the
United Daughters Of the GOnfedeTaCy
and viii be under the direction Of Mrs.
John NJ. Hickey.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
REsTING THE TYRANT.

He-Thls is the proudest moment OF
ms life.
She-What have you done, dear?
He-Discharged the ice man--Balti-
more American.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
$500 Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg;

Sls5. Berkeley Springs: 500 Cumber-
land and return Leave Baltimore q
Ohio station S.05 a m. October q. Re-
turning leave cumberland g. Berkeley
Springs T. MartinsbuTg s. and HaTpers
Ferry $40 p. m same day. Beautiful
scenery en- route.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
baltimore and Ohio Splendid servic,

East Hourly trains TO Baltimore ana
Every other hour on the odd hour to
Philadelphia and New York. Ferries to
Liberty and Twenty-third ST. The Royal
Blue Line Is famous for comfort and
speed
The Washington times., 1906-10-27

Some time or another you have saved
some money because you happened 10
read an al WOuldn IT be a good plan
The Washington times., 1906-10-27

Via Washington Sunset Route. Personal
~ conducted excursion sleeping cars
without change Berth, $50 A. J. Pos
The Washington times., 1906-10-27

Baltimore and Return SI.z5. Baltimore
& Ohio r. r. Every Saturday and Sun
day. All trains both ways, both days,
except Royal Limited.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27

Absolutely Peerless as a Dessert.
5. & 5. Pure Cream Ice Cream. Druggists
The Washington times., 1906-10-27

Princeton-Corneu Football Souvenir
Post cards, photo supplies, and kodaks-
". Joseph krOuse, 13I 9th NV.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27

When a real bargain is advertised the
wise woman knows thar the shortest
road TO the store Is the wisest
The Washington times., 1906-10-27

Baltimore and Ohio Splendid Service
West. Through trains, and only one
night out to Chicago and St. Louis.
Through service and quick time to Gin
cinnat. Columbus, and Cleveland. and
all points west.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
V. Baldwin JohnsOn's Coal, GA 9th St.

Best white ash coal, 40 cents ton on.
Spot cash only. and city delivery.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-12-20
outw,ts The Surgeon

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-12-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

CS Olson to Hans Jensen, lots ] 2 3,
block 2. Olson's add. to Viborg Sl75
Jos j Waltner jr and wife to Msrtin
Huntley, lots 23, block II, of Kim
balls second add to Parker $3.50
Chris Paulsen and wife to Myra J
Stewart, lot 9, of viborg 1920
John A Peters to Anna Peters, ST
seq 4-52 and ST swq 32-1oO.53 ST.
&c Danforth and wife to A Z Clisby
lot of block IA in Kimballs add to
Parker $3.50
Sander Bertlesen to Nettie G Helm
40-ft OF lot i'd block six OF San born's
replat to Parker s4OO
g @ Wintrode and wife to w G Win.
trode. acre In seq neu 33-1oo-53 $50
VIM Reemtsma and wife to Earnest
Frerking, lot 8 and the WI lot S, block
Is, Marion $500
Bertha NJ Carlson ct al to Dirk De-
Neui, nwq swq 23-99-52 $3.50. Same
granters to Eddie E. Carlson, 81 1885,
s? $4,000. Shine granters to Lewis C
Carlson swq "a 1852 $1,000. Same
granters ID W Heidland, neg swu 49,
1852. $500.
Neils Peter Nelson, ct al to Anne
Petrie Pedersen, lot i in block 2 Monk
add to yiborg: $500
Henrp II Frerking ct al to Minnie
Schneider, the undivided two-thirds
Of the swq Is 1855 $4,000
CP CHI istensen and wife to w Ill
Robertson, WI swq and swq nwc 24-9s-
53. 120 acres S480O
E ] Satter and wife to Harry N Han
son, n4ns lot Is in block 9 Of Hooker
$5l2.5O
Myra J Stewart and wife to Chris
Paulscu, west "a feet of lots Is 90 81,
vibofg s26oO $3.50
Edha B Damn to Arthur e Damn,
lots 10 II 12 in block 8 OF Colemah's Let
add:tb CedterSillsy f'sss.e ,y.,e5,
dchh e nitKs 10 0orreliri DirEs,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-12-20
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-12-20
PARKER

Nv. "a. Stoddard was in the city on
siness Saturday.
3. f. Sargent has received car OF
piles at this point, which he has
|red in the Gus Gilbert collar.
fcnmmings & Co. failed last week to
sorrow OF a few who happened to
I've little moner invested on the
5ange at the time We are without
board OF trade office now.
Several bids have been He'd for man
er of the Poor Farm this coming
ar. Mr. Erwin has been an efficient
nager and the county is sorry to
b him. 80
The Hurley Orchestra composed OF
ssrs. High aud Gorton and Misses
gh and Wray furnished basic for a
ial hop in Haywards Eall Friday
enfng. The music WAS much appre-
ted but the lateness of the N. W.
Esehger and the heeeasify n driving
after uihe o'clock ~ss very d.sap7
ntinE
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-12-20

A complication of female troubles.
with catarrn of the stomach and bow
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of Levenworth, Ind, to such deplor-
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an operation; but her husband fearing
fatal results. postponed this to try
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-12-20
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-12-20

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-12-20
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VITAL STATISTIS
BIRTHS-
JAMS 9 Larson, Hurley, girl
Jas Smith, Parker, girl
Jurgen Dirkson, Middleton, boy
Edward Miller, Chancellor, boy
John Wierenga. Monroe, boy
Earl Maggie, Hurley, boy
Isaac Olson, Irene, girl
v Wass, Centerville, boy
LICENSES
Andrew Thompson, Karen Marie
Jenson, Hurley
Nels G Hanson, Marie A vetter,
Parker
Otto Nelson, Ketrrah Christensen.
Viborg
Avery Hayward, Tyndall, Maggie
johnson, Parker.
Martin Petersen, Irene, Hanna Pier
son, Hanson
Chris Nelson, Anna K. pederson,
Viborg
JOS J Bollinger, Yankton. Clara R.
Anderson, Irene
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-12-20
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-12-20
Township News
NEST oEIoWM

Most of the farmers are through
|cking corn in this vicinity and shell
hg is now on 1.-THE program.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. James Larson are the
Eppy parents OF fine baby girl, born
be. 8.
Mr.. Will Andrew and family spent
hnday with the formers sister. Mrs.
hos. Goodhope, near Viborg.
Miss Lizzie Watson visited relatives
bre and in Hurley oyer Sunday.
Clarence Brixey, one of our hustling
rmers shipped four cars OF fat cattle
turday.
wv. H. Howdle of Parker was slight
! indisposed few days last week at
e home of his son Will.
IHurd Bros. have purchased corn
Ieller and are now ready for business.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-12-20

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