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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-17
CORY CRIME COMMITTED
AT MUNICH, GERMANY
A.:oclatet Pres. Cable to The Evening

A..ociatet, Press Cable to The Evening
Times.
Berlin, Oct IA sensational crime.
reminding one of some CORY dime
novel" has just been committed at
Munich. A girl named Therese Me
demair had amorous relations with a
man named George Dunz, but the lady
proved tickle. and arranged to meet
surreptitiously another candidate for
her favors. The tyrst. however, was
observed by one Max Gundlfinger,
bosom friend of Dunz's, who was not
slow in informing the Tilted lover of
what he had seen. The latter, furious
with jealousy. rushed off with the in
formant to the girls house the same
night and demanded admission.
threatening to break open the door.
The panic-stricken girl opened the
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ing them to appear before special
grand jury in the United States dis
trict court, at Minneapolis. on Tues
day next, with books and records of
their respective departments. This
action is said to have been taken as
the result of an investigation of an
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-17

agent of the department of Justice,
of the federal government. OF the CIV
ing of rebates by the railroads. OF the
northwest, in connection with ship
'ments of freight.
Serving of the subpoenas created
something OF sensation in railroad
circles
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Minot Land Office has No Jur-
isdiction in These Cases and
will Reject Contests, Giving
the Right of Appeal, How
ever,to the Contestants.
EVERY n. D. ROMEsTEAOER
INTERESTED IN OUTCOME
Every Piece of Script on Re-
serve 'Tis Said, Will Be
Contested.

was the intention of the government
to turn the land over to only actual
homesteaders, and this was all the
act provided An amendment was
passed which gave settlers the right to
Commute at $3.50 per acre. Again the
department did not enforce the law
to the letter, having reduced the price
of communication to $1.25 per acre.
The contests will be hotly litigated
and the outcome will be watched with
interest not only by the parties
primarily interested, but by practical
ly every homesteader in western
North Dakota.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-17
COUNT AND COUNTESS.

Castellane's Divorce Suit Goes over
for Fortnight.
Associated Press Cable to The Evenlng
Times.
Paris Oct. 17.-Hearing OF the suit
for divorce brought by the Countess
DeCastellane against her husband,
brought by the creditor IS of the count,
were beth postponed for a fortnight
today, the counsel fo' the countess
succeeding in having Il e court decide
to hear the divorce suit before the
creditors suit The count wanted to
have the latter case det ided first.
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f. A. POWERS AND ELEVEN
OTHERS ARE CONTESTANTS
Lands Contested Were for the
Most Part Scripted,
It Is Said.
(By He. MitcheIl.l

Minot, N. D., Oct. 17.-Something of
furor was occasioned in land circles,
when F. A. Powers, of Towner, and
eleven others filed contests for twelve
quarters sections, which Include
townsites where several hundred peo-
pie reside.
Powers, and the other eleven,
through Attorney NJ. H. Brennan OF
Devils Lake base contest on the
ground that the interior department
enormously allowed entries other than
to actual settlers as provided by con-
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POISON FOR POLICE.
Associated Press Cable to The Evening

Berlin, Oct. livery mail
from across the Russian border brings
fresh stories illustrating the ingenu-
ity and activity of the revolutionists.
The latest is of young man who ap-
preached police officer on duty in
Moscow street and. after some con-
versation, offered him pear. The
officer ate the pear, and Immediately
afterwards fell to the ground in
state of collapse. He was taken to
the hospital, where he was found to
be suffering from the effects of poi
sOning,
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EXECUTIONS GALORE.
ssociated Press Cable to The Evening

Times.
ST. Petersburg, Oct. 17.-Five men
convicted by court martial Of robbery
werer shot today at Riga.
Three Christians and three Jews
who were caught Oct. II, robbing the
offices of the firm of Friedborg at Ros-
tov-on-Don, have been tried by court
martial and shot
Many executions are reported to
have occurred in other parts of Rus
sia.
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RAILWAY SURGEONS.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 17.-The annual
meeting of the Association of Railway
Surgeons of America began in Chi
cago today, to continue through the
remainder of the week. The presi-
dent of the association is DIR. Richard
w. Corwin of Pueblo, Colo, and the
membership includes surgeons en-
ployed by all the leading railways of
the United States and Canada.
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BUTTERFIELD INSTALLED.

Amherst. Mass, Oct. 17.-Dr. Ken
yon l.. Butterfield was to-day form
ally installed as president Of Amherst
Agricultural college. Interesting GER
emonies marked the inauguration.
which was attended by the trustees,
faculty and students and by repre-
sentatives of other educational insti-
tutions.
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HARVARD STUDENTS DISMISSED.

Boston. Mass. Oct. 1.-THE case
against Shaun Kelly. the Harvard STU
dent charged with assaulting patrol
man. has been dismissed in the NUM-
cipal court. The case grew out of the
attempt of officers to arrest party
OF Harvard men who were skylarking
on Boston Common. Theodore Roose-
velt, Jr.. and Shaun Kelly his room
mate. being in the party. One of the
?atrolmen was injured in an encounter
With the students.
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HAZER "SOAkED.-

Annotated Press to The Evenlnr Tlm-.
Annapolis. Md. Oct. 17.-Midship-
man X. P. Guilers. Jr.. of Calais.
Ohio. has been given 20 demerits for
hazing Godfrey De c. Chevalier of
fourth class. Guiler's offense was in
going to Chevaliers' room and apply
ing nickname to him.
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MOHONK CONFERENCE
.cisted Press to The Evening Time,

Lake Mohonk, N. Y, Oct. 17.-There
was large and representative at
tendance today at the opening of the
oath annual Lake Mohonk conference
of friends of the Indian and other de-
pendent peoples. DR.. Andrew S.
Draper, New York state commissioners
of education, called the gathering to
order and will preside over the three
days sessions. The discussions will
deal with the Indians and with con-
iitions in the Philippines. Porto Rico
and Hawaii.
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NINE PERISHED.
Associated Press to The Evening Time,

New Orleans, Oct. 17.-Nine persons
lost their lives in the hurricane which
swept the eastern coast of Nicaragua
last Saturday, according to advices re-
ceived here today. The village OF
Pearl Lagoon was entirely destroyed.
The full extent of the damage is not
vet known.
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Sensation in R'y Circles

Associnted Press to The evening Times.
st. Paul, Oct. 17.-Subpoenas have
been served by the United States
marshal here on the comptrollers.
treasurers and heads of the claim de-
partments of the Great Northen,
Omaha. Minneapolis 4 St. Louis. and
Wisconsin Central railroads, direct
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BOTH HAVE RESTED.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Findlay, Ohio, Oct. 17.-Both the
state and defense rested their case in
the trial here against the Standard
Oil company of Ohio. for alleged con-
spiracy against trade. Tuesday. Argu-
ment of counsel is now in progress.
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Mas/NES LOVES AMERICA,
:sss.a, eSsh'e to The Eve.'.s

A:rHs,sse~ Tins.. sable to The Evening
Paris. Oct. Ill am always glad
to return to the United States." said
Nine. Emma Eames. during three min
utes she seized from shopping tour
today. II am more homesick than ev-
er this year and await eagerly the end
Of October, when ! shall sail for New
York.
"The conviction that the moral Wis
ion of Europeans is oblique has been
borne in upon me more strongly re-
Gently" the charming songstress ad-
ded. half musingly. ION this side of
the ocean | miss the straightforward
methods and the wholesome, sane
viewpoint OF my home people. Unlike
some Americans. always feel myself
apart from the life and ideas around
me, no matter how long l remain over
here.
~ have a residence in Paris and a
palace near Florence, from which
spreads a view of the most magnifi-
cent woods in Europe. Although can
enjoy these as an artistic setting. yet
have no real affection for my Euro
pean homes. The reason is that here
| have no strong feeling of patriotism
to fall back upon, when the appeal of
beautiful scenery wanes or my enjoy
ment of social life palls."
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW.
Associated Press to The e. ening Times.
Memphis. Tenn. Oct. 1.-THE
Brotherhood of st. Andrew. an organi-
zation of the men of the Episcopal
church, has reached it's majority, and
scores of eminent churchmeM and lay
men are gathered in Memphis to make
the twenty-first annual convention the
most successful ever held by the soci-
ETY.. The delegates come from every
section of America. Fraternal repre-
sentatives also are in attendance from
England. Scotland and other foreign
countries. James l.. Houghteling of
Chicago, founder of the brotherhood,
is among those present. The pro-
gram for the proceedings of the next
three days contains the names of
Bishops Kinsolving of Texas. Ander-
son of Chicago, Bratton of Mississippi
and Gailor of Tennessee.
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o . . o 9. o o @ o o 8 o o o o 8 o o
o THE WEATHER, O
o North DakOta-Probably show. o
9 ers tonight. Thursday partly .
g cloudy. o
o o . 8 o 8 8 o o 9 8 o 8 8 o 8 o 8
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door. but had the presence of mind to
extinguish the light first, then Slip
ped behind the door and darted
through. while the maddened lover.
VINO was armed with long knife.
rushed into the darkened room. Strik-
ing blindly about him. he plunged his
weapon into the body of his friend
Gundfinger. who fell mortally wound
ed. Dunz then fed. but was pursued
and CAPTURED.
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CONSPIRACY CHARGED.

Annotated Press Cable to The Evening
Times.
Rome, Oct. 17.-Osservatore ROM
ane Tuesday published a semi-of1icial
article saying that French cabinet is
preparing to attack vatican at reopen
ing of chambers, by accusing it of
engaging in a conspiracy with mon
archists to overthrow republic.
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GASOLINE EXPLOSION.

Celina. Ohio, Oct. 17.-Four persons
are reported dead, and several missing
as the result of gasoline explosion in
the Meinerding hardware store at Fort
Recovery in this county today.
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SHIP WRECKED.

SHIP WRECKED.
Annotated Press Cable to The EVENING
Times.
Manila, Oct. 17-Italian ship Prin-
cipessa Mafalda, from Philadelphia,
April II, for Nagasaki. has been
wrecked near Laoag, Philippine ISL
ands. Her crew succeeded in reach
ing Samar
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ARKANSAS II. c. Y.

tRhVNN.lS II Vs W
As*Octated Press to The E:venin: Times.
Fort Smith. Ark. Oct. 1.-THE an
nual reunion of the Arkansas division
of the United Confederate veterans
opened here auspiciously today, to
continue until Saturday.
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WHOLESALE CONTESTS
AGAINST Fl, BERTH0[D
RESERVATION LANDS

Ownership to Townsites of
Berthold, White Earth, Blais-
dell and Other Towns Invol-
we'd Together With Other
Claims on the Reservation.
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Continued on Page ~
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-05-03

DEMOCRATIC SCRAMBLE FOR PIE.
The Democratic papers have been
claiming that everything and every
body within their ranks was work.
ing in perfect harmony and that the
Republicans were doing the fussing.
We have known all along that the
statement wasn't true, for we have
heard the distant rumbling, which we
knew meant an explosion later on.
Some of the Democratic politicians
in Wake are calling each other liars,
ours, contemplate towards, etc., land
it looks as though some of them have
proven their charges) and what is
all this fuss and Safeguarding
about-it is because they are anxious
to serve their country-in other
words, they are after Office. Their
scramble for Office is almost as bad
in the seventh and eight districts
and in many other counties in this
State. Yes, mudslinging campaign
among themselves over office, not
withstanding they have said the
Republicans are the only ones who
care for pie.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-05-03

THE CAUSES RETARDTSG REPUB-
LIcAy GROWTH IN TEE SOUTH.
In another column we publish o
letter sent by former Senator Marion
Butler to the League OF Republican
Clubs Of Washington City.
he deals first with the causes that
have In some sections Of the South
retarded Republican growth In the
past. and says that these causes are
fast disappearing, and then he points
to the causes that will make more
than one State in the South soon Re-
publican.
What he says about that class of
false and treacherous leaders Of the
Republican party who have tried to
keep the party from growing-that
class of offensive carpet-baggers and
low grade native whites which has
infested to q greater or less degree
the negro belt of every Southern
State-those who wanted the party
to grow smaller and who wanted 1t
to be simply patronage machine,
does not Of course apply to North
Carolina except in q very limited
way.
At one time many of our eastern
counties were 30 cursed, but Judge
Pritchard, while he was State Chair
man, did much to correct this evil.
But at any rate the way to COM
pletely remove this evil wherever it
may exist Is for the rank and file of
the people to 60 out to the primaries
and go as delegates to the County
and other conventions. If the solid
rank and file will do this every.
where, then the sorry county chair
man wherever he may exist, will be
supplanted at the next county con-
vention by strong, respectable man,
who will be representative of the
best people of the county. When
this is done, then none but high.
class men will be recommended and
appointed to Office. When such Q
change is made then the Republican
party will begin to grow.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-05-03

fact that Judge Van De Vanter's In
Of the law has been gus
tanned by the Attorney General. the
President and the Supreme Court Of
the United States, and then they
will ask the people IL they can sup
port q man who Is just as guilty az
Senator Burton? And the contemp-
tible Buffaloe Calf who edits the
dirty and untruthful News and OBJ
server, will lead all the rest in this
hyena-like performance. Yet that
is the kind Of company which Black
burn now seems pleased to accept as
his mouthpiece and organ.
In the above extract from the
News and Observer Blackburn
charges that Holton and Butler are
responsible for his Indictment. He
knows that this Ii untrue, for he
knows that the Department of JUS
tice comes into possession Of the in
formation as to his alleged illegal
practices before Holton or Butler
knew anything about it. He knows
that the indictments against him
were prepared in the Department of
Justice In Washington.
There is no information as yet
that he has been to see the Attor.
ney General and demanded Holton's
scalp, and it will no doubt be cold
fool day for him when he does.
Neither is there any information
that the White House is as yet 80
yesrning for look upon him that a
hung-up invitation has gone or will
soon 60 to the windy Congressman.
Indeed, if he continues to wait for
an invitation, he may never see the
great President in the White House
again.
This would be hard on Roosevelt
and very inconsiderate of Black
burn and his present organ, the
News and Observer.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-05-03
SIMMONS HAS A FROST AT HOM1

SIMMONS HAS A FROST AT HOME.
The recent Democratic County
Convention Of Craven which en-
dorsed Simmons, was, judging by
the report in the Newbern Journal
democratic organ), very slim af-
fair. 1t did not. it seems, have
enough people present to elect or
make delegates. The following is
clipped from the Journals report /:
"Upon motion by Col. Pearsall,
the chairman was given the author
ity to appoint any Democrat in
good standing delegate to the State
convention who should make appH-
cation to him."
We are confirmed in this view by
a long editorial in the Journal of
the same date april 2sth) lament
ing that the Democratic voters did
not take enough interest in Sim
mons and his machine to 90 to the
primaries and to the convention.
The people seem to be again doing
their ewn thinking.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-05-03
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-05-03

And still they come. We clip the
following from . special from Ashe-
willie to Tuesdays News and OBJ
server:
AZ. n. Russell, OF Henderson
County, three times Democratic can
didate for Sheriff, this afternoon ad-
dressed letter TO the Chairman of
the Republican Executive Commit
tee Of Henderson County announcing
that he would In the future affiliate
with that party"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-05-03

"Let the people be consulted anu
let the "Ring Boss" retire when To-
cal matters are to be determined.
The patrons of postoffice are enti--
tied to be heard and their wishes
should be respected. This is the
policy Of the Department and the
administration, and should be the
policy of those who assume to die
tate appointments in North Caro-
lima"
The CAUCASIAN will give a re-
ward of $500 to the first one who
can tell from their animus and from
their context whether the above
choice extracts are taken from the
Tar Heel or from the Raleigh News
and Observer. Those who desire to
compete for this reward will find
difficulty in determining which one
of Blackburn's organs is the most
untruthful and unclean.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-05-03
HURT BY ITS LEADERS.
Continued from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.
stand for on those principles az
militant force. It is in this respect
that the Republican party touches
humanity at more points than does
the Democratic party. In short it
is the party Of young men and the
party of progress.
Such party may make mistakes,
but it will correct them, and the
general trend of its steady action
and progress will be upward, while
on the other hand the old party of
inaction may not make mistakes,
because of its inaction, but it's gen.
eral trend will be downwards and
backwards.
North Cardinals great natural re-
sources are today being developed
under those governmental policies
that foster progress and prosperity.
Everybody sees and appreciates our
great prosperity today, and there is
not an intelligent Democrat who
wants to return to the conditions un-
der the Cleveland administration.
VICTORY IN STATE PROMISED.
I will not consume your time Ion
ger with a discussion of why the
Republican party has not in the past
grown more rapidly in the South,
or 60 into details as to how and why
it can be made to grow more rapidly
in the future, but will content my
self with simply saying that the
North Carolina Republicans have,
they think, solved this question and
have stripped for the fray, and that
they propose to deliver their message
to the Republican party Of the ma
ton, at an early date, not with words
but with action in the shape Of q
pronounced victory at the polls.
And in conclusion, beg further to
say that no one cause or influence
will be more conducive in enabling
us to make North Carolina Rep1b-
lican State than the brave, wise and
patriotic administration of that
typical American citizen, Theodore
Roosevelt.
And I cannot refrain from saying
one more word, and it is this, that
when North Carolina goes Republic
can once again, it will be as solidly
in the future as Massa-
chusetts and Pennsylvania.
Very truly,
MARION BUTLER.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-05-03

The Glass OF Republicans and Democrats
Who VIII Criticise Senator Buffers
Letter.
Hickory Times-Messenger.l
Senator Buffers letter to the
League Of Republican State Clubs
at Washington, D. G.. which ap-
peared in Sundays Daily industrial
News, tells q true story; and for
this reason it will be criticised alike
by both Democrats and that class of
Republicans who do not want any
more intelligent Republican voters
in this State than enough to get the
postofices and few other Federal
jobs.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-05-03

Some days ago crazy woman
went to the White House and de-
manded rent Of the President and
wanted "that Roosevelt person to
vacate at once, as she did not want
him as a tenant.'
It is wonder that Tillman and
some other hotheads have not &C.
cused the President and his secreta-
ries Of being discourteous and inhu-
man toward the woman because he
did not move out at once.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-05-03
1T WILL MAKE THEM THINK.

1T WILL MAKE THEM THINK.
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If so, send for a bundle of sample
copies and give one to each of your
neighbors who do not take it.
If the facts which THE CAUCASIAN
will contain could be read by every
voter in the State from now till the
election it would certainly make
many thousands think, and if the
voter can only know the facts and
will stop and think, then we will
be satisfied as to what the result
will be.
Get THE CAUCASIAN into the
hands of the voters, and it will do
the rest. Send for club rates and
bundle of sample copies.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-05-03
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