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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-10-03

How is your sole? Oak tan
soles for men put on in Is min
utes for $1.O0. women, 75c.
With our new Champion shoe
stitcher. Hans Hanson, j. NJ.
Wilson block, Minot.
For SALE-16O acres OF land
five miles east Of Minnt at the
right price. For further parti-
culars address, A G Anderson
Eau Claire, Wis. 147 Plum St.
9-26-lO-17
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-10-03
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James G. Mitchell, the Ken
mare banker, tells Of some fine
crops out in western Ward
county.
The booze and game swiped
frotn the depot platform at
Keu4are has not yet been re-
covered.
Thus. Hurley. editor Of the
Bowbells Tribune, is the new
manager Of the opera house at
that place.
Portal is infested with petty
thieves and the Information al
suggests a lesson in the Justice
court as a cure.
ATue Crescent Telephone COM
pany Of Berthold is a new cor
poration recently organized with
a capital stock Of $4,000.
The Sherwood Tribune is still
after The fellow who insists on
hauling his threshing rig thru
the main drag Of that town.
Despite the fact that the Inde-
pendent has warned them, some
of the Ward county farmers
have taken up land in Texas.
The residents OF a western
Ward county town recently held
a ''bee" for the purpose Of build
ing sidewalks and street cross
ings
Those who have in their win
ter's coal have had an oppOr-
tuniLy to use some already.
There is plenty of opportunity
iii tie west yet.
Those fellows at Sherwood
who attempted to betray a
young girl are getting a lot OF
free advertising which will not
90 them any good.
The Tagus Mirror very prop
erly roasted the fellow who
wanted to roast some one else
by publication but was too much
OF a coward to sign his name TO
the pen lashing.
1t is reported that some one
doctoced the water in the reser-
voir belonging to the G.. n. at
the town of Stanley SO that the
engines Of the company would
be made to leak.
The Portal paper insists that
there is not a woman in that
town holding a government
liquor license. regardless Of the
fact that it appears that way
OH the official records OF the
county.
Three suspicious looking men
appeared on the streets OF Car
pie and a delegation of business
mea sat up all night to guard
the town, but the gang evaded
the night watch long enough to
rob a .lot machine and then
hiked.
Chief Kinster OF Kenmare made
an important arrest one day
last week when he arrested one
W. R. Roy: who was wanted in
Wisconsin on a charge of grand
larceny. Roy was posing as a
brakeman on the 500 when ar
rested.
An lS-year.old boy, whose
name is Ryder, has mysteriously
disappeared from near the town
of Tolley. Just before he was
missed he complained Of pain in
hi. stomach, aid it is feared that
he has died in some lonely spot
where he has laid down when
sick.
A sChink" by the name of
"Wong Wing" who attempted
to make his escape from the de-
tention station at Portal the
other day, was finally overtaken
near Flaxton by q farmer by the
name of Gordon. who will re-
ceive q ward Of $50 which was
offered.
Henry GaeselmaD, who lives
northwest Of this city, recently
tbr"-hed his crop and reported
tl,,t his oats went % bushels to
the acre and his wheat II. His
wheat was an excellent quality
and returned him the top price,
81 cents. Mr.. Gasselman saws
that had it not been for his mis-
fortune in losing SO many Of his
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14

Charles s8. Dioiu'3 Geleeateu eonrno
araetes apomas 9: speeitna. SoLepb Seissns
I Iiam s e aSts. 2 asSn, asHInel s n aa0 sisro sstI,
8ibiof, George 8neit.
eedste ssars.
5reoerid Z. 9orton's SeIeeaien Caleb 3.
9une.. gbi!ip sSiitS. 9onis $. gona Charles
@iniam %ssoeIper, 9oniel ~. 9oub, 5apio
9seei,lloiieb CHARLES u. 5ranee. German
Charles Ii. @iain'S Seleeaten @eorae q.
,slpnrs 6rnnf alderman, BENJAMIN 3. 9Soelper.
fen. @ineent 6. 9reaiHer. 9omaro gaanite.
aonts Penimitb. gSi1tnm 5. .6eIber. Samuel =.
9oie. GnnieI @bcotlen..
Eeleaaten snr repablitaniihen Denominations.
Gpnpentinn oes slpetten 9estsiattp.1 iitrifts Der
stant Baltimore, bic l., g., o., H.. 10. uuo Is.
Naro umfafieuo.
isreberid &. Sorton's 3e!cadtcn siphcr.
5ielhs, ints ysnt 8 bobeil @arrn 9loblih,
srGni @. g"slnga, SoaaS Sonas' Sralt y,
Leg. eSce. Goot Gaeio 6. ainier, Sobn Snpser,
ssiaiam q. @'ssalIs 3%elseqtsn sebn y.
II a on I.'. I. 81 d. ! aa Ests'' s eSaS, s asnfai N,
ISM q. @0es' y ss %srD s,ax Geo. Gin.
Sebberasr innss Ssorae 8 Sabis 5ssserid
Titno, @eor9e y. epiiter, SaIilliel = Dttlier.
seooheh. sranf s. Gnaif. sSiniom Q, e6ui5.
Charles g8. Steiner. @eorae @ipe.
@iIIidm q. WttfSaut's SeIeaateu @eotee
81. 9aoaett, I. 9snIluce Spn1r lcier 6. Sc
Sensen, @eorac 9s. grmnr. Gbaries +. gIeines.
@eorae aern. lbomas 6enniiio, theodore u.
Moure. Sranf 8. Steinfrf Sarrb G. aine. Geo.
Us. @iG, 4. 9biIip SinbnH.
Teunte Nnro.
Treherid I. Sorton'5 SeIeaaten = Sreberid
q. 8einider. GbnrIeS Mrnnter, Sarrp +, 9oo%b'
Ieh. 6, 3, Sitnnirid, Thatdher @eu. ROBIN Mecs
eniierio. Ism. ,. Cont. 3ohn y. 8orltea. Sranf
y. Sobe. Scfepb y. Beters, Gbriition q. 6eIiuis.
Sohn u. Siebert,
saiaiam q. MeSauI's SsIsnatpn sfnSrep
@iftiina. Sn6n SnlnnterS Ghas. s s.ideIs,
( sm SEeaufs: nsppe sonn seu Me Jsm, N,, iioS ssf.
set, 3enrp llb!. Geo. birth. SanieS >. 9ipbb.
apafitc N,arb.
sar,. gArn. 6. Sn,iih Geo. g. GpnierIp. Sobn
q. "a. sonra. 7. ssiIfon Setnofs. Srph. Vi.
aSinSIoin. Nam. 8. BURTON. lbnnias s.. Ghefirr,
Sranf u. Srnhen. 7rani III. Noweu. Sohr y.
Cooper, Geo. q. longue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14

5elfaaten aur repnblitaniihen Examinations.
Gonuention pona eriten 2egtslatip.1 iHrtft Der
stabt Baltimore, bic L., ., g., L., 5. nub O.
Warb nmiaNtnb.
Grte Harb.
se SssSspid 4 ,o aSrst0n,S 9s,ssateH sesiS & 8.
WaiieT, gl,orffp v, 1anllrlcr. Sobn A9fe. 5rebes
gooi Sobn 9elpel 9ber.es u. 1iborn eonraS
Charles U. Mains Seleaaten Spbf r.
Unter, samuel I. Warmen, Thomas s. Girls.
giut Nsm 2tminermqn, ssin, 9eifek .!Senrp gb'
cts, IIbert z. Soues, ySiuiam s. tabler. Spbn
Hiiuod, Sdrtb g.. Garnan.
3meite RnrS.
5reoerid T.. 9orton'S 8eleeateu Sobn
Volloae Soiepb Shrtmer, @eorae 81. Noes.
mind Samuel =. Sen!ins. Senrb I8oaeI. Char.
@eoree 2iteenanh. Charles eiiser, ism. 1.
SfaHsbilr1. gieT; 9linlinsbani.
Ser eoa 1ssn y y W @sis, Selsaaien seRii Snus
%aaan, " ssai,s y: ssnis Str, s.; Sssls f @ssi1isr.
SdInes Z. gnerett. Charles !peimbld, Gbriit.
S6rtner. Spbn q. Mibel, Sofepb 8usel, Ga
ipar Vunte. 49,
Iritte saarb.
Greserid :. Sorton's 9eicaaten Bern.
Iist ss Ga'', y sin 5esS; s'BlS 2 eOfdi s e; @s'
eonis g. 9aeieInpa. Serrp MecSoipnep, Wm.
y. Mobiles. Charles I. VrpnlL. q
Charles u. @tain's SeIeeaten = 2apiS oers.
5ds. y odrper Snt. 3rnnf, Spbir 6. staff,
ien.I Solomon Goodman. Asm. s.. Qinbemun.
Geo. Slider. Ibnmas q. ,Nafer. Scnrn ShiR,
Sarrb Queen. @m. s.. 9aoIes. GbarIes /.
Sro'pn.
Nierte NarO.
Sreberid 4 3srton's. GeIeeaten Senrn !.
2iealer, Sranf 0f. Collier, Sprace Sort. etIpin
sSeiton. SoIoripn MdraoIis. Miiben 9Ier, Nals
Ter Hert. Mlbert Vnnes. 98iuiam &. SonnelIn,
Nerian'in, 2. seioe,i. abomos Grippou. 9enia'
GfanrIes u. @,ain's selesaten senrp ;.
3tealer .rdnf NJ, Collier. Sprace Bort. MIpin
9seifon. Soioinon 0arapIiS. Ruben Iier. gsals
ter gert hilbert s'anaS, 5reberid @reues. Ben.
tanit !. ssipeIl, Sbonds Gr;ppon. SeHi. 5.
Bpner.
Sinitc ssarc.
Sfeherid 7. Sorion's TeIeaafen RerHs
barb Eiet. lSiuinm 6. Ratb. 5npio Stein.
Sofepb Seihernian. lbamdS !. Brian. Srarf
Siiabes. Sbonas Y. Sipeetiua, Sannef ".
Tabor. Nbrabgm Sorris @eorge 9ueff. Com
rao arGetbcr. Sbpmas Chiffon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14

gSiaiam q. McfauI's SeIeaaten Haer
Giepelnne. Snbit .. lln8lanh, Charles Wf, Shprt.
; a9peri S6erionn: 2ebli d; seIlsp> eletS 8.
gStllian Briee, Sariei Seffries, @obert 9.
Gotle, Wn. y. .. Siilber.
Sinfsehnte Narb.
5reserid l., Serion's 3eIesaien eteeben
Z Maien: 9raeioro hin, ssm $. Dale,
Clan Sones' {. d: Wimfion. Gs!paro Garre.
Sp9n ~ Maniert. @eorac 81. eaffertp, 5aobert
Se1fp ". lllridfs ssIegaieu - gsiuiom sseu.
IhaiI,, ,5ranf $. .Sbafier, Sobn 6. .gnaeI. Ml.
fnnfS Bon sspaedt, eenrb 8, @aeeis ebaries
6 s =, ,, ss'r gat ssss dm S Ssm,n1 s ss;a,oS S09n
Serbert y. GuGirs, Seieeaten =. J, sseefe
S @st,beg : g: 8 sr ssniam mt,g I'm &; eIS daso,
Saeob u. Senn. Refer s.. @ibion. Sfaac Snos
nor. gnprD Sarpe1, Games IS. Rnb. Saines
1elesaten sur repubGtaniihen s.smtnatlurs.
Spnuention oes orttten aeaisiatnr.1 iitrits Der
stabt Baltimore. etnfdiieeeno bic TO-, H.. H.,
49, 10 H"' 20. M sssn,. ssors.
3reserid Z. Sericn's Ssieaaten Charles
6. gseii. PbiIip aieffner. Sobn Ret. Geo. Is.
SsaE, &. ssisys sa VEIN. ssSSal asiais st sssis. @ soIsss
q. JiIner; aoberi ~. Baais. eoris gettiforS
sseft. Sraaif u. 9eriobu. GLnter eerpid, 5obn
9atiou. Saines s. Mifd,eu. ,Sreherid g. Saaer.
u. Nuiter Sheffer. 0eirh VI. Neptort. Charles
steinart. Srenerid $. @ittmer, sloam Sang.
Snfepb ). 9etri.
elite Waro.
Sreberid I. Sorton'S SeIeeateu = Gburfes
9 MlnnieH. @er. =. Sonrs. gIer. Mies. Wsons
tell. G.. Silfon Niairnu. Grneit ". arenacI. 4.
Steipdrt Sppfins. Sphn y. 2inf, 2tnhian s.
Soeneer. 2eonihos 8. EDMONTON. g8nt. I.
9sebb. Sarob $. Barrier. -Spbn u. 5reeIanb.
Sarrb Z. 9romn's SeIernten = 9eprae =.
Sones: gbas. 2. Montea, gIer. Wca. Moitel,
2 6iIion Msiuiron. Grneii o.. a%renaei. y.
Stetuart Sopfins. Sobl q. 3inf, 9tnofaD 6.
speneer, Sobn u. barron. ssni. I. sse6b, Saeo6
8. Barter. Sohn u. Sree!oHb.
Niersehnte spnrb.
( Sreoerid Z. 1orton's Ieleldfen - Satnuef
affeIoer. !. .5ranf euppIee. aenn 6. @reens
eniitt. 3oobn u. sSiIiotBs Clinton 3. Aidarbion.
Neniamin I. 9lshauin. gbmarS Meire, Gabib
Dsners Pam, 81 gueranher. @. aboifoH. 1bo.
mas Q. peiris. ssrn. q. SIcntina.
e,arrb I sroun' EfIeaafen sdmnef sE
leIher. Nfnfus II. gneIeanrtb. \. GInrf gSiI.
for Sobn z. @enherian. 6. Mnrinn 1obfon.
Snhn u. SinbaH. Ghriitian seeber. gaarner g..
WsrCSuinn Charles M, 0orieh, Sanuet 6.
gouis. aIbert {. 5adfon, Monaoe 1ates.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14

Henr5ebnte Marb.
oiaao;s ss sEar,s g'a q Ess ia 9 ,p MInsri
@ebfter 1iilis eiraber, Mbert i. anae, Sranii
5 81 1a,1!es w q s y iSSiS1isr' S SSSn i 4. Ssi aSg,pI;s
9pa n5tgite Ware.
1bonlas 9enrp 9nnpbn's Delegation Geo.
@eo. 9erian, isn't $; airipooS, Jun Gbas. &.
1grenilice, earrg :. Nsobr, &in. ". aeeo, Gbos.
Iribnr, I. @segoIeah's 9eIeeaten Scnrb
: SSiensteiSt Ibos: y. N'sran, srqnl, sbiparg.
sifbop. .MattbieS sInseImeier, Gbas. 5. BAR
iteit, Sobn 3. Sreber. Geo. Well.
9eieaaten Snr oemuirattlfen Nomtnatluns.
staot Baltimore, ,elnidtieRsab bic IL. is. FL,
siebsxss6nte ssaro.
ar 6reGo" @S SidSn 55Snmis Sa,nss 8 aeais.
Mifiina 5aeob y; gSifona, gnnrew !. Barron,
: z, 3. Carroll. gnorep VI. snbber. Soon
Mhtsebute Wars.
1oniee Sllilinan, Gbos. ySbatt. 2puis @raf
@ tsaaHtSo a Ssa'0! nacl;S ,1Rs bo M sS S"abes' s si,,ds,'
GinunoSpan5igitc Marb.
1errenee Dtnrpbh. 3nbn Mc0aIe. @eniamin
S SrG, = sSel miSn'in,, d S earytim; gsoiisr @raees. Yn'
9itGtit @iefcman, @m. gaatfirs.
Sluetnno5fuan5t9hr @arb.
Gntro !, S6letoer. SenniS @eraan. Tineent
S!o6n !; 9Sts'ansb. SobSS ! 9 So"1ftS CHARLES isarts
Y. Nenrb, Seb! aobnIein. Sanles v. Spms.
~. ., 5retnnbspan5iaife gsarb.
. eh nnG Z ~, Mss,ioarobb ,SSalIes y aeilo GbarIeS
Llli9 9arr9 coleman. Ssobn @'ornn. 9enbarSt
Sba'ler. ebsiier areber. 2obn I; McNsabom.
gisrnnoswnnSiate Narn.
3hoiftnS 3, 9pueh. Sof. Aern, Gbas. 9,uiph
8m. : salIen Sobn y. @alpilg Widael eS.
cett eein, 8obbins, Sobn VI. SobnSur, fen.
Soen Steaeraio, ssm. z. 9oof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14

Gar etaats'e euator POM eriteu eegtslatip'
Thrift,
Charles Y. Gpabh, Semefrai.
Sames Duniia, Senioirnt.
Tefeaaten 5nr bempfratiidcu Nominations.
Gpnueuiipn hes eritcI Sfaiciutiu.f iitritto bet
Gtaet Baltimore, bic l., 2, D., T.. D. nno q,
Asars umfaHena.
&eitrp. 1laies 1eiegateii &illiam 9. ].
Sbafe oranf \. eorrlndn, Htddro y. Stob.
Miniam 8. ne!D,,s, S0Pn Mideimap,, Better
Cehsier. ebas. GoiSman, 6ranf 3ieaeiibein.
3weite 29aro.
saiuiam .; SIniib,s Selesuien George
Ibompfon, Charles s, goatS, eiemlno ,3enGs
Ter. ectparo 9iopoi, 5rani IS. sldcrman, 2ofepb
sseber. Better eariienien, Aeiis ). 9eIirer.
Cigar VI. Ifb's .Eeleqaten Salpaiore 81
g soiaIn. gOBhrb sepiins, s%lnlbonp i.
Ger, ST. Sampion s. SiepIer. GGbas. Sch.
56uite Htarb.
San,ss y @'sapaSs's Gelsgatsn S95n Z.
@ilar. sanlufi Hnbin, sfani ~ never.
Sobn Z, aoneb, abe aal6. p'epcr aSti3id,
siuiam !. essriss SsIeataten 6. aeu
SEIZE X paH. aiidaeI Mesaiufep, Sobn I,
0oof, HQlbulI SGlpB, SfprQe u. tNetgllplt,
Sobi VI 5ortier. Shcs. 8. ldfIersIen.
arr etaats.s enatpr bonn apeiten eeaisiatip.
Ettrift.
4eter I. Gampbea. Sentofrat.
TeIrsnten sar semofratiidcm s,sminatisns,
Gsnpeufian bee swetten 2eaislntiu. T~iitritta Der
etabf Saitimpre, bic Z, s., D., ~. ID. uub 13e.
Earb utnfaiieue.
Siebfe Enrb.
elias 4. 3irfIer's SeIesatea sowarb &.
5utd,infpH, @arrn Simpion, @eorae n 600
per, 8iiboiph ypIarS. aer1orb aerus. Sneob
GoIomar. @iuiam sraou. 9iliam srider.
AiIiam 8iifel. Soines Sbinef.
A6fe Saro.
aofepb q anebrIs EsIesaien ari3nr 6
godntnn. eernnrh :. Medadir, q. Z, 1oipers,
8iainm :, Silen. Jobn ~. ssbtteiorb. ssm.
8. aadIer 5anies 6. sseifb. 5ranf Sftnhet,
Nobert Z. srarts. eieorQes y. 5hein.
Ienute Narh.
lbeulas Z. zbenbrooL's GeIeaaien. 81, $.
.. Aefttroof Sauies Q. qaeer, SohH !, Ias
mes, Sannuei G. Sirtef. gbas. z. 5IaHierb,
@arrp ~. Meeieuanb. 0ni. z. 9arrn. 9ueb
gsan. Baird 5enninas. 5sir. III. 9ieres.
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3wdlfte Warb.
gnun &. Slroluooo'S SeIce1ten geoniba5
Eolf. Sr z 2 Seailpole. " e @oloSboroneb,
6 Gs9o" a i, S%s'0 .. t9 %s@se. SS Sanirs S" 8. Il an TSf.
Solpnro }, GpIeon. inn,. 8oberf &. zee.
TretSebnte 0arS.
Gobert q. Cars 9eleanten ~ Gopin d.
Gonnes. 2obn 4, y. Winrpbp, Socob @olos
tmttb. Samnel IS 8olenbeim, Games " gate.
nam. S1nnes u. Sbompfon, Herrurb \. S'Gnra,
6rdnt :. Charles, Spbn 8. Sbniier. Mthael
5ranr Griseors GeIeeaicn eannel g.
Martin Z. Sbafier. Glareuce airlpan, @ouarb
4, 5rauL Helibeit Y. Yerrp. y. Srunt Wic!0ic
ma min, Sapto y. @atipn. Staac Coleman.
1RntSrbnte ssars.
Sapio ). Wltsnpcrn'5 2eleaaten geiuiam
q, loipers, George T.. 0tntiiislp 1bomne $.
Apprear, Sohn l., $. 4iripGn, Spbn airrle6,
Spcn n. &anSnniter, Geter Srainte. qIohh S.,
9torrio, Srancis J.. Srole. Mutbelu 8. MtScrs
mott,
Mir staats. equator hes orit.en seaislatar.
3itritts.
I. 0fas. 9inipitunt, 2enufrat.
Teiegatrn sur oeMutratifmcu Nominations.
Spnuentiun oee oritten 9eatciatur. TiitriftS Der
StaS; saitin'sts' s!nidlieaeHo Die TO-, IT., a.,
IT,, ID. NIB 20. 0aro.
3eants Hars.
Maii9eip ! Gpln,,s .9elegaten 9enru
3oed, Sreo. Jirfb; Charles NJ. 5ddier. Sobn
Seser, ~sSiniielo Y Wiore1n. 1nicpb 8alaeber,
@enr9e " Irtbnt Charles SSernig, 9oiparo
!. Saup, gSm. lltcgSbirier.
6ffie ytGro.
9Stllidm aiiInes lialon's 0eIegoten r. Sbcrs
LODI Sipoir, I, Nalinee 4rean, 5ranf y. Nbp.
pcs. Silium Y. Hdpner, !. 30lcr 8rdO, Jalias
thus Nnrns. @eorae ~. 9ruop. Aiuinnt Stint
llep sabtie. Jun. Charles MIinor. !. srtblr
9Sidbam.
aisrssbnts saro.
sStlltam g. pnbains, eeoree ". Mlcore.
SenlaHitii Srieonianli. Sames y. Woro. Qpuls
Y. aneenbereer. alernnoer 6. @ciner. Wntrid
1tnliiog SneHen aooSefL. ISiuium 81. 9Shitc.
biifit. Soiuurh tSleafpn.
srdhsSehnte NGro.
Ritarb u, Gnnnina's Delegation - Spbr
@unrleb. paiurelce /. EcGormid, Mialirjcc
tSentpp. d, 0has, u, Sabia. 81. ". !. ViulIi
len. Y. 1hcmcs Glnrf @nrr1 gilmur Soffrnp
ASul; Y. Sbareiis. soGrrh Il. Z. @uucncr, 90aS
;. Dtcrt1matt.
Samcs u. EGipfius' EfIeanleu gSilfpn u
Atbels. , Boone ebamberS. ". Topns Sis
ilso. Snbn VI. teaier, Mott. @pobuII @ec. s.
g!ners,. penru n, 9iiner. Mdr NJ. Bland,
9iotn &. &orlep. Aobt. Is. Galber.
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SeMs5ehute @aro.

eedsSehute Naro.
5reberid Z 9srion's 8eIeaaien 9snI., M.
gbas T. 3eriIe, u. q. einsenfeleer, Ssorse
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Sarrp Z. gromu's 9eIeeatell gabarb 8sps
Neifen em!rrisr, Mnl. Il. asoner. senru' V.
s%berfine, aIesdnoer Sid, @aiier $. Gniiniaa.
Sobu s. Seidbbdrhi. aas. 6. seoit. Sobn u.
9offunn, ssalter Neiuman.
HeuuSebnte sSarb.
Carton abas. S. M|aeeeuan. saraueI {. sraa:;
rept Sobn Obi. Sarrp 9. edirm. GEO. u.
sSssiteiiSs. @m. Gong. gsal $ 3ipSos, ga,.
sarrp ! RTcgn's ssIeeaten gsm. Us.
Carton, Gbas. 9. Deems, Sobt B.Ireibler. SEQ.
i s: a asas. &. Sens Sss; ., ss S9r'' Z. s sairn E q Gag, I.
3iieeIers slrrnin u. anoib, 5obu VI. 5Ietder.
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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-11
MORE TOWBOATS
FOR TENNESSEE
Big Four Tie Company Brings
Two From Missouri
viii Add To Paducah Fleet and tn,
Actual Tonnage OF This
city.
FIRENEN GET MORE NONE,

Two new towboats arrived last
might from the Missouri river to en-.
ter the tie business In the Tennessee
river. They are the Thomas II. Den
ton and the Ida Mack and will be op-
Grated by the Big -Four Tie company
OF Cairo. which Is an auxiliary of the
Big Four railroad Captain Il. Scho-
field is in command OF the new com
pany and Is unded contract To bring
80. 900 ties a month out of the upper
Tennessee river for > years. Nine
teen barges are being built for this
company at Bean Rock on the Ten
nessee river and Captain Schoheld
was looking today at Ave barges In
the local harbor for immediate use.
Nine OF the new barges have been
completed.
All the ties will be unloaded at
Cairo. but while that town viii be the
terminal OF the line, Paducah as the
natural gateway to the Tennessee
river will be the real headquarters OF
the feet. In the first place il Is a
matchless winter harbor and anchor
age place In the summer time. Then
owing to the number OF tie com
panies already operating from Padu-
cab. q Is the center of labor. white
and colored, In the tie business. En-
blneers, captains. and the entire
crew OF a boat could be gotten here
more easily than at Cairo. Many
towboats unload at Joppa halfway TO
Cairo. but they come here for their
stores. The benefit OF this additional
line OF towboats will be felt almost
solely In this city. Captain Schoteld
said this morning that his company
probably would buy another tOwboat
within a few weeks. when they had
operated long enough to understand
the needs OF the contract
Paducsh. already the Largest river
point between Pittsburg and New Or
leans. will be showed up another
notch above comparison. with the ad-
dition Of this feet The local branch
OF the Marine Engineers association
is the largest one on the rivers. aud
while other points have many idle
members. every engineer In Paducah
is at work, who wants a position, and
an actual scarcity exists. The Aver
Lord Tie company yesterday volun-
tariy raised the salaries OF It's FIRE
men $40 a month. This unprece-
denied action was necessary to get
the men. The salary OF the chief
engineer on the Pavonia of their
feet also was raised $40 month
With midsummer already here, there
Is no prospect OF any OF the towboa's
laying up and only extremely low VIA
ter will cause any slack In the bust
ness
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-11
ICE WAGON MEN
TURN BaIGANDS
Citizens Complain That Driv-
ers Overcharge and the
Dealers Discharge Men Who
Are Guilty
ICE FAMINE CONES TO AN END,

Ice wagon drivers, taking advant-
age Of the famine, in some instances
nave acted like brigands and over
charged for short weights. Reports
of extortiOn met with drastic remedy
on the part of the two ice companies.
Yves Flowers discharged four of his
men, and G. w. Robertson is adver-
Using, asking the customers to report
the name of the driver and number
of the wagon, whenever a charge of
more than forty cents is made.
One firm has even offered any Gus
toner. who will reportsa case of ex-
tortion, free ice for a year; not in a
spirit of boastfulness, but to encour-
age people to report such conduct.
The famine came to an end yester-
day and today wagons are making
their usual rounds on time and with
plenty of ice.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-11
Sealed in Tomb.

Florence, Italy, July 11.-Search
for the Warehouses Magdalene Cas-
ltellaro. member of the Italian nobih
ity. ended today beside a grave. The
marchioness was entombed alive with
a corpse, the body being found in the
coffin of Signor Rossi 1t is pre-
sumed she visited the cemetery to
pray at the grave OF her dead sweet
heart and wandered by mistake into
the vault. where Rossi's body lay
She tainted and fell into casket
Attendants presumably clamped the
lid on the casket in the darkness and
afterwards the marcioness was as
phyXiated.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-11
HEAT OVERCOMES
FARMER In FIELD

Overcome with the heat while work
ing in the field with hay. Bernard
Kroos, a farmer of the Eden's Hill
neigh borhood. was In a serious con
dition for a time. Mr.. Krooss was
in the field working, when he became
I'll and returned to his home, which
is on the summit of Eden's hill. He
went 10 bed and shortly arose to get
something in the room when he fell
TO the floor unconscious. His wife
heard the fall and rushed into the
room and found him on. the floor.
With the use of restoratives she soon
revived him and today he is improv-
ing rapidly.
While working in a hay field at
his farm about three miles from the
city on the Mayfield road. Frank
Boatright, a farmer, was overcome
with heat yesterday afternoon, and
for time was seriously i'll. DR.. K.
C. Gore, of Lone Oak attended him,
and today he was resting comfort
ably.