Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-02
T%ELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

Washington, D. president Roose-
welt has received a letter from Grand
Master Morrlssey, Of the grand lodge
Of the Brotherhood Of Railway Iraln-
men, expressing the appreciation OF the
brotherhood OF Railroad Trainnlen fol
the consideration shown the rallWaS
employees of the country in directing
Attorney General Moody to interven,
in the first case tried under the emf
lployers' liability act, passed at the
last session of congress for the pur'
pose OF supporting the constitutional
lily. validity and Interpretation OF thls
law.
Helena, Mont.-Passenger train No,
Y. of the Northern Pacific, running be-
tween Helena and Butte via Logan
crashed into the rear OF Il freight train
Switching in the Logan yards. Thomas
WOrleyn, conductor OF the freight, was
crushed and burned to death in the
caboose, which was destroyed by fire.
Engineer Ross, of the passenger train,
was injured, and the fireman, who
jumped from the cab, was but slightly
hurt. Worleyn was recently married
and was TO have left on his wedding
tour next day.
Detroit, Mich.-Speaker Joseph G..
Cannon addressed 5000 people in Light
Guard armory at the largest republican
meeting which has been held here dur
ing the present campaign. Speaker
Cannon condemned the indiscriminate
abuse OF wealth, as such, and h de-
mand for an equal division OF all prop
erty, saying: Every man must work
out his own destiny according 10 his
ability, his integrity and his industry,
and damn the man who breaches any
other doctrine"
Eorlin-The announcement that Sec
rotary Root had decided to appoint
two tariff experts TO visit Germany
and consult with German customs Off
uials and boards OF rad for the pur-
pose OF obtaining material for possible
notifications OF administrative fea-
lures OF the American tariff laws, which
have been the subject OF much COM
plant on the part of the German eX-
porting interests, was received at the
Foreign office here in the most friendly
spirit.
ST. Louis, Mo.-Rev. Willard Boyd,
who resigned from the pastorate Of
The Second Baptist church in Deem
Yer, 1904, and soon a~fterward went
Sbroad, recently returned, and has Civ
III u LIZ IGACOll ~ having Akiil NklS
ministry. 1T is impossible for the
preacher to preach his convictions"
eaid he. THE tendency OF the mod
ern fashionable church is wholly to
subserve the interests OF the rich. That
is why / have quit the ministry"
Washington, D. Cit is announced
that Secretary Taft would speak in
Representative Wachter's district in
~ Iffr,n~a ,pvf EfriIaNr. NIGHT IA will
speak at Decatur, ILL.,, Tuesday after
noon, October 80, and at Danyille,
Speaker Cannon's home, in the even
ing; at Omaha, Ncb., on Wednesday
afternoon; Denver, Colo, Thursday
evening; Pocatello, Idaho, Friday even
ing, and at Boise, Idaho, Saturday
evening.
Minot, N. D.-After a chase lasting
thirty-siS hours the sheriff's posse
succeeded in capturing the Ave ban-
dts who robbed the Sawyer, N. D.,
bank of $4,000 early Monday morning
when a battle cnsued with citizens
during which 800 shots were fired. The
men were discovered on a farm neai
here. and in the fight one robber was
severely wounded. Chief of Police Ha'
gen secured $4,000 OF the money.
Phoenix, ARIA special to the Re-
publican from Tucson says that a vel
known citizen of that place, whose
name is withheld, has returned from
NogaIes, where he was a~uthoTitativeiy
informed that Salcido and all the othel
r%evolutionists recently deported from
Arizona were taken to Hermosilio and
summarily executed, notwithstanding
Official statements to the contrary.
Philadelphia, Pa.-George Il. Fields.
jr, has abandoned his claim against
the 100000 estate OF his father. who
died here September IL last. He had
been left only 500. The boy contested
and it was then ne learned that his
mother and father were married TWEEN
ty-seven days before the divorce had
been granted q former Wife, II hence
the son is illegitimate.
lronton, Mo.-A half hour OF liberty
and a stroll to his wife'S boarding
house and back to the iron county jail
varied the n%sonotony OF former United
States Senator Joseph r.. Burton's
first day in jail. Pleading that he
Wished to get some books and papers
from his trunk, Burton was permitted
by Sheriff Marshall to take a brief re-
cess from confinement.
Washington, .. C.-The advices re-
ccived at the state department are to
the effect that the negotiations for
peace between the government and the
rebel forces in the neighborhood OF
Monte Christi at San Domingo, which
lwere recently broken off, have been
resumed, with every prospect Of sue
cess, AND immediate disarmament of
the rebels is promised.
Arkansas City, Kan.-John C. Moore.
the policeman who Sunday shot and
killed his wife on the street as she was
returning from church, and who es-
capped with a posse in pursuit bent
upon lynching him, surrendered to a
justice of the peace at the latter's home
on the outskirts of the city, on the
promise OF protection. He was taken
secretly to Wichita.
Newark, NJ. 1.-The annual conven-
zion of the Liquor League of the Unit
ed States began here yesterday. A fea-
turc was an address by a Salvation
Army woman Of Newark. who has
been engaged In work among the sa-
looms OF this city Cor several years. She
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