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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-21
TRAVELLERS.

Louis Phillips. representing the Da-
kota Bottling Works of Grand Forks,
left this morning for a trip up the
Hannah line.
John D. Moore, the we'll known
Cudahy packing magnate, took jaunt
to the towns on the Langdon and
Hannah line.
Tim Mcllraith. the we'll known trav-
eler. went to Towner this morning on
his regular trip.
n. o, Twite, who has made this ter
ritory for the past three years for
the Foote. Shultz company, went west
this morning Mr.. Twite has the north
western part of the state and comes
into Grand Forks only once or twice
a month.
w. L. Church, who disposes of the
Meredith drug connections. went for
a trip to the Hannah towns.
George Phillips, pop artist with the
Dakota Bottling Works. is canvassing
the Satanic city today. He will visit
towns in the vicinity of Devils Lake
during the rest of the week.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-21

The ninth annual convention of the,
Illinois State Association of the Ma
tional Association of Letter Carriers
will be held at Quincy May 81. The
ninth annual convention of the New
Jersey association Will be held at
Montclair May30.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-21
Berlin close-wheat x lower than

g. Berlin Close-Wheat Y lower than
New York-Foreigners buyingtwheat
mere today, Is cargoes traded in today
in London.
Budapesth-wheat s% to 4 higher.
Chicago-We have the following
from E. H: Miller of Maxwell Iowa
no wheat in this locality Of trace Of
late from drought and cold weather.
Frost here last night; corn practically
Bradstreet's Worlds visible-wheat
decreased 100000 bushels.
Chicago large exporting firm
says-we habled our Liverpool friends
Saturday and asked them about the
crop. conditions They answer that
south Russia and Crimea, poor. Rou-
mania bad; Hungary and Germany UNI
der average.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-21

There is a movement on foot in the
labor organizations of Chicago to es-
tablish thoroughly union hotel in
that city. 1t is proposed that the hotel
shall be built by union men exclusive
ly. that all its furniture and appoint
ments shall be union made and that
every person employed therein, from
bell boys to manager. shall be q MEM
Der OF labor union.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-21

The Iowa State Federation of Labor
has just entered upon most inter-
esting and gigantic work, that of COM
piling directory giving the name,
occupation and residence of every la
boring man in the state.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-21

.ECEIPTA

RECEIPTs.
:. {; 1900; wheat. ss;
oats, 270; last year, 1873.
1870.
Duluth-Wheat, 214: last year. SO.
Winnipeg-Wheat,. 1854; last year. 163
Holiday in Liverpool.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-21

Secretary Morrison of the American
Federation Of Labor reports that for
the five months since the close of the
federation's fiscal year an increase is
shown of more than $4,000 members
as compared with the corresponding
five months of last year.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-21

We have an idea that one of the
greatest joys heaven will have for
the workingman Is that it is a place
where no whistles are blown.
When mans friends praise him
to his wife she looks pleased, If a.
bride. but if she has been married
quite fhile. she looks suspicious.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-21

THURSDAY, MAY a.
afternoon.
knights of Pythias at X. p. hall.
Royal Neighbors at Odd Fellows
The daily tribune., 1907-12-14

STRAYED OR STOLEN-The bay
horse and black topless buggy belong
ing to Tony Savnnt Of this city were
either stolen or strayed away from
Brooksidc last night. As yet 1t has
not been determined which, but at
any rate the outfit WAS still missing
at noon today aud no trace Of 1t had
been secured Mr.. Savant last night
drove drummer up to that camp
and left the horse united in the
street. He had bcen In the habit OF
doing this for some time, but the
horse had never before runaway. The
case has been reported to tine polic'
department which is making AN inves
tigntion.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-14

REPUTATION EXTENDED-The
turbine water pumps manufactured
here by the Florence Iron works. are
gaining widespread reputation.
The Colorado Fuel and Iron company
this morning ielegrsphed the local
man ufactory from Denver to send one
out Immediately by express to the
Robinson coal mine south of Trini
dad As the pu nps are heavy. the
express charges will be enormous.
The pump left here on No 10, accom-
panied by Mr.. Parnall who will per
sonally supervise the placing of 1t.
The one installed at Littleton las'
week is pumping 1880 gallons of wntel
per minute.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-14

s25 REWARD-Ofiicer Fnrpiss this
afternoon became convinced that the
Savant horse aud buggy was stolen
Ia Brookside last night and has offer
ed reward OF t25 for the capture OF
the thief aud return OF horse and bug
gy. or 80 for capture OF thief. Postal
cards descriptive OF the outfit are
printed and mailed and nearby officers
have becn Apprised Of the theft by
telep hone.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-14
About Digestion.

1t IL not the quantity OF food
taken but the amount digested ard
ASS N lated that gives strength and
vitality TO the system. Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets in.
vigorate the stomach and liver aud
enable them to perform their func'
tions. The result is relish for your
food. increased strength and weight,
greater endurance aud clear head
Price 90 conts. Samples free FoI
sale by Daniels drug store. til
The Tribune for best Job printing.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-14
FRED RAYNoLDs, WEALTHY
CANON MAN ARRESTED

Fred Reynolds, OF the Fremont
County National ba nk Of Canon City
and sou Of the late f. A Reynolds.
a man Of considerable wealth, was ar
rested last night by Night Marshal J.
ID. Kelley for fast auto speeding on
the principal streets of Florence and
instead Of being taken to Jail until
this morning, he furnished 425 cash
bond for his appearance for hearing,
the date for which has not been set
The speed limit here, according to
city ordinance, is twelve miles an
hour for automobiles. but 1T is alleged
that Mr.. Reynolds was sending his
car through at the rate of about thirty
miles an hour. He was coming up
Main street from the East End and
had turned the corner down Pike $
Peak avenue, and his car was going
20 fast that the machine ruu into the
curbing on the opposite side of the
street.
Officer Kelley had been on the
lookout for him, but he speeded SO
fast that it seemed impossible to
catch him. Finally the opportunity
came. After breaking the speed
record on the Florence streets, he
went to Fred Williams cigar store
and called up some one in Canon aud
boasted that he had travelled to Flor
ence in sixteen minutes. Officer Kel-
ley was standing there and asked him
II he was the man who was making
such good speed in town awhile ago,
he answered in the affirmative, and
then the officer stated that he was the
very man he was looking for and in
vited Reynolds to go down to the Jail
with him, but cash bond was fur.
nished and this relieved Reynolds
from an unpleasant jail experience.
When Officer Brimble was on the |
force, he had been looking for Mr..
Reynolds but could never catch hirn
KEEP THEM UP Poundmaster |
Kreps sounds note OF warning to +,
those who allow their stock to run at
large on the streets and thoroughfares
of the city and unless they are kept
up some one will have some costs to
pay. 1t is desired also that dogs be
kept off the principal streets and
those dogs whose license have not
been paid for this year, will be
caught and shot to death. Farmers
are especially warned about keeping
their dogs away from the city. a
farmer came to town yesterday with
three dogs aud one Of them bit one OF
the Goldman Chi ldren. In addition
to the wound, the child was badly
frightened Officer Kreps yesterday
drove fifteen head Of cattle out Of
the city.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-14

ORDERED RELEASED - Chief
Furniss this morning received tcle-
gram from +. NJ. Nolan, sheriff Of
Munroe county. Missouri, authoriz-
ing him to libe rate Clarence Stew
art. arrested and Jailed here upon "A
charge of assanlr and battery with
attempt to do great bodily harm.
The message states that the Mis-
souri, authorities were unable to Sc
cure extradition papers. Young
Stewart Thursday, together with Joe
Petty, furnished IA 800 cash bond for
his release from Jail until further
action was taken by the Monroe coun-
ty officers. and the local officer re-
turned the money and told the pris-
oner that he was free man so far as
this case was concerned
The daily tribune., 1907-12-14
TOO LATE FOR FOREIGN
CHRISTMAS PACKAGES

Today is the last sailing of vessels
from New York, or any American
port for that matter. that will insure
the delivery Of holiday packages in
Great Britain or any of the countries
of western Europe before Christmas.
1t would surprise ouI readers to know
how many holiday presents are sent
Inv tha naania ..s Git I----.--.-------,
t. Austria and Italy. A great num-
Der of International money orders
were issued at the local postofiice
during the first week or ten days Of
the month. the majority of which
will be cashed and the proceeds
uesd to bring Christmas cheer into
the homes of their recipients in
Slavic and Latin countries. The in
ternational money order system makes
it an easy matter to send money
abroad and our foreign born citizens
are not slow to take advantage of 1t.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-14

Select your presents early while the as
sortment is at its best. VIII gladly reserve
them for you until wanted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21
FORM NEW COMPANY
CORPORATION TO TAKE OVER s
 y. AND K. c. RAILROAD.
The New Company Will Have an Au- thorized Capital Stock of Twenty-fiVe MilliOn--TO
 Extend Lines.

Boston, Mass. Dec. 2o.--tspecial)-- It Is proposed by the Mobile. Jackson and Kansas Clty Railroad to fund its first mortgage bond coupons for the next two years and to organize a new corporation, the New Orleans. Mobile and Chicago Railroad. to acquire the property of Mobile. Jackson and Kan sas City and the Gulf and Chicago Railway. and to extend the two lines to the Ohio River and New orleans.
 The new company will have an au- thorized capital of $25,0O0.0O0 common stock, $5 100000 per cent preferred, and $30. 100000 first mortgage per cent gold bonds.
 A syndicate formed by the new in- terests now in control. has agreed to assume floating debt. aggregating $l.- 534,262. accepting as security the same amount in bonds. and $l5S,426 preferr- ed stock.
 It will also pay into the treasury $500, 900. for which securities will be issued. Presents bondholders will re- ceive for each bond of the two origi- nal companies outstanding. $l.000 bonds in the n6w company and Sl0e in preferred stock for each share of outstanding one share of the new com mon stock will be Issued.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21
WILLIAMS IS FIRM.
Speaker Cannon May Decide Against
 DeArm0nd.

yvasbinston Dec. 20.-(Speciai.)- Some of the prominent House Deno- crats are earnestly trying to prms about a reconciliation between Minority Leader Williams and MT. DeArnoho' and hope to have the matter satistac- toriiy arranged before the rouse iiee'e at noon tomorrow. 4
 Mr. Williams. in a conversation touay with The Advertiser corrospondent' said that no overtures had been maoe to him by the Missouri member. ana as Mir, DeArmond was the aggressor' and insulted him so grossly. tfat he was compelled to strike the first blow. hs does not think 1t incumbent upon him to make any advance whatever, In fact. the Mtssissippian talked as IT ne did not expect any apology, and 1T that he so. 1t complicates the situation.
 If the row is not settled. the two cannot possibly serve together as the Democratic members of the Rules Committee. It simply means. in the opinion of most meinotrr wno nave been heard to express an opinion, that one or the other will have to get of the Rules Committee Of course, 1t Will not be MT. Williams.
 If the settlement has to be made by Sneaker Cannon. everybody knows Tn advance what action he will take. He will espouse the cause of MT. Will llQna. He llkeS MT. fo'v
 much personally. and is said to rec- ognizs the fact that the man selected by the overwhelming vote of the Dem ocrats to be their leader should have his way. The general belief Is that if "IJncle Joe" takes hand. MT DeAr- mond will have to get out.
 Most Democrats hope and believe the trouble will be settled within the pa rty ranks.
 Talk here is that Taft will need them badly for the other SRepublican can didates are known to be actively at work in the Southern States trying to gobble up delegates in that section which many of the local leaders have insisted would be practically solid for the Secretary since Roosevelt made his declaration. Representative Clayton left for home today to spend the holidays. Judge richardson will spend few days at Richmond before going to Huntsville. Representative Hefiin will spend part of inc holidays in New York city.
 it-1S 'i e' Alfred J. Stofer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21
DUEL RUMORS
 IN CORRIDORS But They Proved Purely aciful NO ExlRMATH OF FIGHT N,sr DeArmond Nor Williams
 Will Apologize. Both Claim They Were In the Right |. Friends of the Two Leaders {
 Waved Boughs of
NO K4RHATH OF F1GHT

Washington. Dec. 2o--Yesterday's physical encounter between MT. John sharp Williams. of Mississippi. and MT. De Armond. of Missouri, on the floor of the House of Representatives, nad no aftermath today so far as the prin- cipaIs themselves were concerned. put friends of each travelled back and forth between the camps of the minority leader and the leader of the minority opposition, waving houghs of peace. is is understood, however. that they acted out Of their, own friendliness and or their own volition, not by authorization of the combatants
 Rumors of the likelihood of a chal- Ienge to a duel foated about the corri- dors of the Capitol today, but investi- gation proved them purely fanciful. MT. De Armond's attitude is stated to pc this: He has no mind either to per- petuate the quarrel nor to make the first move toward a reconciliation. He feels that Mir. Williams was the aggres- sor in having intimated that he was a falsifler and in having struck the first blow, and therefore that peace overtures. if any there are to be, should originate on Mir williams's side of the line.
 MT. Williams Is understood to believe himself to be in the right. It is con- tended in his behalf that he suffered MT. De Armond to question his truth- fuiness and sought to turn his wrath aside; then suggested a less public pIace to pursue the discussion and when this was ignored. held himself in cheek until Mir De Armond had a second time cast at him the lie. For the sake of many things, he does not desire to con tinue the unpleasantness; neither does he feel that an amend is due from nm until the first plank to bridge tne breach has been laid by the gentleman from Missouri.
 Notwithstanding the exact opposite ness of these two views, 1t Is predtcteo by common friends that the two dis- tinguished Democrats will yet clasp hands and covenant to forgive If not 10 n Mr Williams behalf. 1t is ex- plained today that his real reason TOT | resigninE from the Ways and Means Committee was to make place TOT ms colleague MT. Bower, on the Committee on Appropriations. that iny view or the fact that Mississippfs delegation num- hers only eight Representatives, he feit that to have two Mississippians on the two chief committees of the House would be bestowing too much preier- nent upon his own State.
 Though the House was not In session Mir De Armond visited the floor today ma sat for a while at his desk at work. He discouraged any invitation to as russ his encounter with I'M. Wiiiiams.
 The latter spent most of the day al ms home,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21
MAY BE A LYNCHING
WHITE WOMAN BRUTALLY AS. SAULTED BY A NEGRO.
After Accomplishing His Purpose. and Leaving His Victim Unconscious, A the Brute Escaped-Angry
 Mob In Pursuit.

Columbus, Ohio. Dec. 20--Men on foot, in bpggies and in automobiles, and on horse back. are after an unknown negro, who, today at o'clock, assault ed young Mrs w. B. O. Hershey, wife of the President of the Excelsior Seat Company.
 The crime was committed in the base- ment of her home on West Sixth Ave- nue. Mounted policemen are searching for the brute in the hope that they will he able to get him before the detcrmin- ed neighbors of the unfortunate woman run him down.
 Mrs Hershey is still partly uncon- scious and unable to furnish a descrlp tion of the man. She was alone in tn" house, her husband having left shortly before for his place of business. The negro had evidently secreted himself in ths house with the intention of rob bery. Mrs. Hershey heard a noise in the basement and went down to invest igate. As she stepped in, she was seiz- ed by the negro and thrown to the floor. The brute stuffed a rag in her mouth and then deliberately took off his shoes. He remained with the half conscious woman for some time and left her more dead than alive.
 Shocking from the basement the ne- gro walked off some distance and de- liberately stopped and put on his shoes and then disappeared Some of the neighbors, suspicious at his actions. went to the house and found Mrs. Hcr- shey in the cellar and bleeding from blows on the face and body.
 The alarm was at once given and a posse gathered and started in the direc- ton the neighbors said the negro took. Indignation is widespread and if the posse catches the man, it Is feared by the authorities that nothing will pre- vent a lynching. A patrol wagon full of officers wa5 sent at noon to the acene as the excitement is increasing.
 John Young, the negro who brutally assaulted Mrs. W. D. C. Hershey is stili at large tonight. but the search for the fugitive was not abated. The police believe that the negro is hiding in the city Telegrams were sent to every town town and village within a ra- dius/ of fifty miles of Columbus. giving a description of Young and 1t is not believed he can escape. The negro is 25 to a0 years old. black. weighs ITO to 1s0 pounds. and has scar on the right cheek
 Mrs Hershey's condition is somewhat improved tonight and it Is believed she will recover. She is suffering greatly from the nervous shock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21
]. W. LONG, A TRAMP.
 WAS FATALLY INJURED
Passengers Were Jared, But None
 Hurt.
Nan Clerk sbea Was Injures, but Not serionsiy-wrecker went uD from sIontgsmery--Respon-
 sibnity for Wreck
 Not Fixed.

Calera, Dec. 2o.--(Special .)--In a disastrous head end collision miie from the Caiera depot at 6:4s ccioek this evening between a freight and tne southbound passenger train Of the Louisville and Nashville. Engineer J. D. Hays and J. W. Long, q tramp re, re, ceived injuries from which they will probably die.
 Engineer Dave watt and Mall Clerk Shea received hurts which are not thought to be dangerous. No passenger was seriously hurt. The passengers. however, were badly jared and fright ened There were a large number or college boys aboard the train, put they escaped injury with the other passen- gers.
 The cause of the wreck is not known. It is attributed unofflcially to some misunderstanding of orders. The pas senger train. which was No. 3. was just pulling out of Calera. It was in charge of Engineer Dave Watt and Conductor T. Arnold. Al the soutn end of the yard freight train rum ming as Section of No. IS. suddenly came into sight This train was in charge of Engineer J. D. Hays and Con- ductor William Mccullough.
 The two trains went together with q great crash. The engineers luckily were not running their trains at . Fun cautiously, circumstance which no doubt saved many lives.
 At the compact of the collision both engines were almost demolished and both engineers suffered injuries. It was soon seen that the injuries of En- rineer Hays would probably prove fa- tai.
 The mail car was overturned and al most demolished. Tn this Mail Clerk Shea was thrown about. receiving a number of painful bruises.
 Division headauarters at Birmingham were immediately netified and hurry cali was asens 1fo the Louisville and Nashville officials at Montgomery for ti1e swrecfer.- '~s,'esA sl.
 The track will be blocked for several
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21
CHARGES ARE MADE.
Attorney for Miners Sends Telegram
 to Roosevelt.

Attorney for Miners Sends Telegram
 to Roosevelt.
 Goldfield. New. Dec. 2e--The GoldheId Mine owners Association refused to- day to recognize the Western Fsdera- ton of Miners as labor organization to deal with the local miners union as a body.
 A reply to letter asking for con ference with Attorney o. N. Hilton was received by Mir. Hilton today. It said that the Executive Committed of the Mine owners Association would be pleased to receive him as an individ- ual but that the decision of the mine owners to ignore the Western Fedora tion of Miners in the future Is irre- vocable.
 Attorney Hilton came from Denver delegated by President Mover to make a compromise with the mine owners if possible. Attorney Hilton. upon re- ceipt of the letter. dispatched tele- gram to President Roosevelt setting forth the fact that the offer of q com nronnise has been refused and assert ing that the Commission sent here by President Roosevelt to investigate the situation, is hearing only one side of fine case. He accuses the members of having been preJudlced Tn taVor or the mine owners.
 Fifty strike breakers arrived on the train from California at noon today. They were taken at once to the tenn norary boarding house which has been established by the mine owners in the Combination Mine. Many members of tbe Western Federation of Miners were gathered at the depot and attempts were made by strikers to approach the strike breakers to induce them to de- sert the mine owners but these efforts were thwarted by the guards. A strong line of guards now patrol the grounds around the Combination buildings.
 The Combination mine and min were worked today with more men under ground than on any day since the 1-tza u-ae declaratl