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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-27

A mission study class has been organized
at Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church.
1t is to be conducted by the pastor, Rev.
DR.. Robert NJ Moore. Alternate evenings
VIII be given TO the study of home and
foreign fields. China will be the topic of
foreign study.
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Goes TO Pacific Coast.

Roger " Watts. attorney and real
estate broker, IS going to thy Pacific
coast 20 locate in business
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The Beauty" of America.

The American Beauty Rose grown by
Guide is the prize specimen of the kind
1214 F.-AdVt
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4th and Stanton N. E, Star Branch

Buffers Pharmacy, 4th and Stanton
streets northeast, receives Want Ads
for The Star Wanted Help and Rooms
for Rent advertisements are only l cent
per word each insertion.
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Baltimore and Return, S1.25,

Baltimore and Ohio r. Il.
Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways, both days. except Royal Lin
tied City offices, 1417 g ST. and 619 Pa
ave.
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Chesa reake& Ohio Railway

ZOO H,M,-OLD DOMINION EXrRFSS, week
days Stops at principal points in Virginia.
parlor to Virginia Hot springs, A la
carte dining ear from Gordonsyllle. Pullman
sleepers Clifton Forge To Louisville, Cucin-
natl, Indianapolis, st, Lonis and Chicago,
i'i0 P.M,-C, y O. LIMITED, daily Stops only
at principal points, Pullman sleePers to
and Chicago, Dining cars, la carte service
One ligAt out.
lI:10 PM-F. =, V. LIMITED daft-puliman
sleepers 10 Cincinnati. Lexington and Louis
vile. Compartment sleeping ear to Virginia
Hot SPRINGS week days Dining car: la
carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati to Chi
cago and St. Louis aud Louisville to Memphis,
Nashville and southwest
Reserve lions and tickets at 3i3 PeRnsyfvani
avenue, 500 i4th street and sixth street Station
Telephone Main "73J for fcunsyE AHA "a. K. Cab
Service, and Main 1866 or Main 22od fer c. & O.
Ticket Office.
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Apply Gatin skin cream to wet skin
wipe dry. Secures sGtiny. smooth skin, 25o
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CITY ITEMS.

Old Carpets Woven Into Reversible
rugs. Drop postal. Like New CO.. l2243 c Sc
OC.-t--I
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Just Received Fresh Lot Of Fancy
New York State Concord Grapes, in trays
for Jelly and vino purposes, Jos. Dt
Giorgio ~ Co, U2l In, ave,
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Halloween Favors! Skeletons, Ghost
MASKS black cat game, spiders, Goulds
Uc23-Sts
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If you want 20 buy or sell ii horse let
everybody IN Washington know it through
The Star. One cent a word, three times,
VIII do it.
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All Amateur Pictures Printed, Be Up.
In real Ve.ox, WHITSON'S, 7l2 9th 81, NV.
ap14-tS
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Marine Band Orchestra Concert

Following is the program for the concert
by the Marine Band Orchestra, William
Fl. Santelmann. leader, at the United
states marine barracks tomorrow at =
o clock pm.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Dressed Siding (CIear), $500 Per
100 It Frank Li5bey & Co, 6th 6; N.Y.ave
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C. A. Muddiman 81 Co.

Handsome electric md Gas Drop Lights.
All G.ass Dome Chandeliers
l2p4 Q 81 amps. 80 18th st.
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EUROPEAN RESORTS.
NAPLES, ITALY
RAILROADS.

Baltimore and Ohio K. K.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER H0CR on THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK;
NEW TERMINAL nAa: p,; I'D ST. NEW YORK
1900 am. Buffet. Parlor. bhour Train.
$500 am. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
I'll 90 am Diner and Pullman Par!or Car.
81 90 p m. Diner and Pullman F'arlor Car.
800 pm. Royal Limited" All Pullman.
ti.oo pm. Coaches to Philadelphia.
800 pm. Diner and Pullman Parlor.
IS. 90 p. m. Coaches to Philadelphia
81 80 pm. Sleepers.
ATEAST i CITY. roo. 900. tl1oo an,
ANSAPoLis, week DAYS; 500 an, soc noon.
EVERY HOUR on THE hour
Week days. 100 am. to 500 p.m)
so.5o. 900 1880. 200. 80. $500. 50
400: 1850 1000. .Il % sM. 400 noon
1900, t4.45, 800. fa,03. '5. so. 1000. &c. 30
100 800, 1880. 1000. 'lo.s5. 'll.3o. us
pm.
cIN icS ST. louis and louisville Is;
80. 10 m. '4o5 pm. 10. 30 night
PrrTsBuRG. $40 am. 'l.22. $40 En-.
q GI r asfl.; .o,op,m.
COLUMBUS, ~ 80 pm.
WINCHESTER ~. 10 am, Il %. $500 p N,
FREDERICK, 1870. ta,lo. 1913 am. 1880
ia mSGE Frs SiVi' 1910 am. 300 pm,
.Daily. Except sunday. ssunday only.
Reservation of Sleeping or Parior Car space.
rates Of fare, etc. vii! be quickly furnished BY
fees: lslT G St. NV. Telephone Main 1891; 6l9
t.annaylvnnia Ave. Telephone Main rs. New
nion Station Mas Massa . and Delaware
formation bureau. Linen. I24
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No. l Cypress Shingles, $3.50 Per
too Frauk I..,sry & Co. 9th &. Ny. ave
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! 800 Tea, 5Oo' DOC Tea, 2eol Acc
Tea. ESQ., CSC Tea, 15o, VIII sell you u H.
10 try at these prices and as much larger
quantities as you may wish, wholesale or
retail. J, T, D, Pylrs' eleven stores,
UC3G-at
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Any line of business can be tudciously
advertised III The Stars classified col
umnS.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

A''i'' ~ W. ~ %. - W. SEE>L ma. Ut %
WASHINGTON & pbFONAC sTFaNB04r 90
tRandaii Line
STEAMERS FOR POTOMAC RIVER EASp,Sf3
Str. Harry Randall, Monday and "Wednesday AT
pm: and Saturday, m, for river landings
10 WicuHico river aBd SoTafni aT1gk IsuGtEgs
LaweF Msehodoe cteek MaBdaY zad tvednnsS%y
only. Returning, steamer arrives 10 washington,
"Wednesday and Friday mornings aad SuLdsy
afterRoaGs
Steamer WsEebeil SUNDAY Ft.esaav ssj 4,hurs-
iaT at a, n. for river landings including I+.Tt
Tobacco creek aud Maddox creek R-.I-ri5r ar
{lFe in Washington Monday "Wednesday aud
Friday afternoons
Steamer for Glymont. GrtnGa.'s and tY,eru.ed--
ate lani!ngs, IN daily. returning -, -. 1 30
pm. fyIa-tt
EuE STEAMERS or TIE MARNtATI DET
aware ana Virginia Railway Co G, .:.,aeae.,..
Sept. q vii! make three trips weekly 'Ct,se.
Washington and Baltimore veathe. jp-i.j.,.ps
The passenger accnIuoda tSans are y:,>,l-. ,Ssa1
hy aay RE the Chesapeake Bay or Trim, aries
They are electrically lighted and the cuis.o,. 4,
perfect Steamers leave Washington every S,sa.
Gay Tuesday and Thursday at p. n. and BAL
tim1Fe every Tuesday. Thursday acd SATURDAY.
at pm. Time of trip about &c lsurs Fa.e
$50. Staterooms $50. Meals .0c aad &c
StaterooGiS AID further Information apply to
STEPHENSON & BRO. Agents.
Telephone Main I43- an street wharf
7. A''EuOCk, Gen. Pass. : 81 Baltimore sId,
sci II
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80yT El.5IRT RAILWAY.

:
y, h-Foiowinz schedule figures published
only as information; and are guaranteed.
100 s.fB.-psnriie and way stations.
'6.05 am iarrisonburg and way stations
5000 au.-SieepeTs and coaches 10 AtIaatS
and New Orleans. Sleeper Ia Columbus, Ga
Dining ear
.ll:G0 a.Hl.-Sleepers and coaches to Columbia
Savannah and Jacksonville. Dining car
~ ;6i iIarTis0nhurs apA way stations
s4.55 h.a.-Charletlesville, " arEeHt0u and way
stations
'6:l5 p.m.-sleepers arh coaches 10 Atlanta
Sunset Route Tourist sleeper 10 Saa Francisco ri
weekly
$50 p.m.-Seepers AM: coaches 10 Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta. Dining
'l0:I5 p-m.-SItepers and eaXehts via Lynch
burg and BRISTOL 10 Chattanooga. Memphis AMI
.lI:0. p-m.-Nev YORK, AMI New Orleans Ltd
solid Pullman 10 Asheviile. Atlanta. Birmingham
and New Orleans. Cub and observation cars
Dining car
Through trains from b. south arrive Washing
ton 49,. $40 and 500 am. 2:4s : 20 SIS
u 30 arH il:+n pm. daily I.oe al trains from
Har-isonhurg l2:Gj pm. week days ;ud %
pm daily; from Charlottesville daily 10 am.
Frequent trains to and from Blueuont.
Ticket ofFces: f0l 10Th St, al Pa. ave. and
eenLSy yanjd station.
.. y. ACkERF. V F. AMI G. IS.
S. n HARDwICk P. r. u.
": "A. pAILoE, G: 2. A. I. S. BROWN, G. T.
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STEAMER TRENTON CrFs AND WATER STS1
sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 am.
for Eri.k House and river land.aEs. Al freight
Carefully handled AID protected from the
weather Passenger uccuuuiodat ivns trsI- class.
POTOMAC NAVIGATION CO.. ]. L. TAYLOR,
Gen. MsE, Auo9 6pt
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shaffer Designs the Floral Work
for many notable weddings. 14th & Eye
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Flooring Very Good), So 90 Per
l'' e, Frank Li5ley & CO.. Sir & N.Y.ave
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Dr. Woodward declared that the typhoid
problem is not one affecting Washington
alone, or one affecting any one or two
communities but that It affects the entire
country. which during the census year OF
1860 lost $3.50 of its people from this
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
Comptroller Morgan
Should Be Reelected.

The Journal does not UsUdilr Offer
advice as TO the selection 0f csndi-
dates for what are considered purely
clerical positions. but there is one
position Of that kind just now whose
importance makes il an exception "a
the rule and justifics as well a
few remarks on our part
We refer to the office OF city comp
troIler and 10 the candidacy OF Comp
trOller Geo. T Morgan for reelection,
Let rs say a once thar We are IN
favor of rejoicing Comptroller Nor
gan.
. The Journal has differed widely. al
times vigorously and radically. with
Nh Morgan and his political afiiIia-
lions for, several years past and for
. reasons with which III" public IS toll
+ eTab!y familiar. Conversely. Mr. Nor
gan has. apparently a ieasJ. differed
with The Journal We have said
same ve-y plain pointed ana unmis-
taxable things about him. and it i
! barely possible that l." may have.
said some equally pointed things
about rs
. Hut in il al. The journal nevc~
questioned NJ Nor2aE-s ability O.
usefulness in Office. H. has aiway =
made, and We have never hc~itu-cG
10 say 81. a mos competent ,,uG ari,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31

WHEREIN THE JOURNAL ATTEMPTS
TO MAKE ITSELF PLAIN"


while calling for clean sweep as 20 mayor and council had not been
altogether definite
'c"rdant and warning public servants
tabOve all JOurna!
of US see can do So.
We opposed reelection OF single member the
a
couneiI
primary.
regarding the councmn
opponent We are for clean sweep in the mayors office
whoever
that clean sweep" Is that pIai"'
that
point the reelection OF Mayor Bliss
councmen thus giving the old
sbers, years.
The Journal tied with
gain by conang any of the facts and we do not purpose t., conceal
fhem though those facts extremely they
majority which it is work.
for the clean counc-then
there chance that public mayors
council rejects the three members
which pull through, Bliss
down this councils threats for another two
them the ..-.
forth rally the dosanized hosts Of progress carry
with him harmonious working majority III the
If Walker progressive cast off Tho
ties which as the plain
STRAIGHTFORWARD champion Of the peoples
popular ambitions and with as fine
fore" Of young Intelligent and enthusiastic any
a Thursday nea, npr
thrown of the now cir, a,
,n"'n thar IN his heart h" fa"S and th" II" and
Pensacola lno"a ought I" nave" Nj Avery
and possibly both OF his primary.
Each Of these gentlemen turned his
{
Just got tl,,r,b
legislature srrcctr
hall public Improvements
tiles
Six later been noa
nccion has
paying private water company and
enriching the expense.
Several 10 Tho
@ derived
ricipal bonds The in HE, banks
which loaHins IT,
tract has Yet been drawn a bid asked iau
adopted d, his cjy.
And i" The lace ali this or-,n
IN "aca other r~ltrmiu@ the vim.
and 1. ION
What doing years but to yin
for US When
son and get
pie and "ndoate ourselves Just for
friend said - Thu" Jo"r" Ls- 1871
= fair way Just r"" Z" - 2"fa r''.r dia't nn
thing il
Every chronic office holder on Til,
"hStr'cton~t =1atd
site every u..
permit anyone in
with master r,,+5. who ..,.
he has
sandbasser mIG1r ana an:
" - ~,
time III" a.. down
The and wv good auth.
We g.. ..,
Tub!csriricd though
Ways believed constitute me
i,y. Will with rrrttaanoe friendship Il-na-
plain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31

city council. And as fur A'rX ZnIius
veil. hn ma. get enough uf The >lIus
30 promote him from the side show
Z" III" main circus Then JCu The
alderman from Georgia S,IuIar"." and
who also introduced the iCc-cart-aufo-
mobile ordinance. may beat Clean
So "p" Brown bur if hn does rr VIII
nave ~ rUt on more speed ihau auto
mobiles to these days. Sucf things
may naVprn-Jhc bay may also dry
w. Nothing impossible YOU know.
A@gin III "vindicatjon" platform
MY carry Mister Reilly mo office
again. an! cid Cap Reynolds MAY be
al diSu-rin- Anything nay hapncn
imph"I Avery may be cI,c'Cd Mavur.
Nalh.r ln~rdham may get into the
second primary. and Bliss nay be
elected in lie first primary. Stranger
'fi..@N hive happened in Pcusacola--i
politics
Thcv 'rII me though that Clean
Sweep ::ro"E Is VIOLATING: Gle speed
.HhH misunderstanding - I2Sr YOU
"n"V-WniiC by EpnshIw * rCsfin.
90 MS ..lrS-cvideutIy content with
us r"r"r"- that of Introducing one
ordinance. But that 0r,iirln,.. i 4
-''oI ''t' though. for You know some
/" Tho G''y.; thCm automobiles, NAV
"'' - 'htCL that maybe We cou,dn-t
''c@H It street i'll PonsacuIl-i. Wa
"'i" as lev 4 walker Is Walker In
IiA'Hrl without getting -UmCvcr YES.
II GOOD ordinance. possibly Il little
Premature. 1T that's nOthiU.-
H'nni" f@chchlavr and TEN Kent
are HE he : though Th~v amt cot
n" 'vindic, on platform. and don't
Vail none ,I,E,r They don't have. =,
clean sweep" or "vindiratc" ANYBODY
Nj they WIN! is the v0t,.s-,,rd IL
l.'rnic gets enough of them ~ will
old down sat Nc l.. hu- il he don't
then the uh.ECrv nUmbc~ VIII 80
Nh lot of ICm- Neither Will rzfGIn in
The seat It tic voters dump Inn into
i;
lis alw1vS i,rn said HAT talks
cheap. nj 10 i;!,iGc from tn, CNurrs-
SONS Of Il eau IidatC thai old S1Iiu.-
has sIiDp,I Il cu@-fOr th;y fellow told
ne that taIh i, very high in Pensacola
cr,InC pOliIc,l times. i-c,uci,t3IIv
n: * u D. Tsi,5cnt candisIrj.. md uo.
Sl>i"ncy has always heel considered a
sod triI;--,.Vr"pr wher. II lppIics IN
It persistent candidate Hes one too.
Now "v-~ III our p~ocinc- we're
con" thin@:;- We are making Il reaf
no's' in other words Eycrybodv-s
" Grking. even t" father. To commence
WIlh Williams saws ne intvEIS Thailir-
tn almost may or but ncS-Guite InnF,
liz" fly blown deuce in = now deck
% cards. whii" Billie Mover believe;
H"'% running circles around Narzoni.
and jOdiC" Andrews is counting on
two 10 one They IRE advocate; OF
''sU coping clean" and don't like VII
dlcdtion platfOI Ms But it's not what
Il man likes that is sometimes handed
him. and talking about handing people
things | just imagine That some few
'Njndication" candidates are going to
IL handed Il lemon with the Juice
out TUESDAY
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
For jennings 70 say.

The Times was Tie first paper in
N" sat" 10 mention the possibility
81 Hon - 4. Jennings Of Pensacola
being the next governor Of Florida.
His name has since become house
hold word in thar connection. r.
merely remains with him 30 say
whether II" Viii enter the race 10
make sure he xii b" either fist g.
second al IL" primaries against 22y
and al comcrs. # ma J" mere Is
a man .har can beat him. bur it viii
tak" he primary 20 settle the ques-
Tampa Times
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31

or perhaps. 10 be mere accurate. ".
should say dredging for. in his
opinion. whether drainage is feasible
or not. the canals should be ding a.
waterway 10 Cnnucct tho cast and
wc~L coasts Of The state -DcFuniak
Brt...LC
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
SAID OF PENSACOLA
AND PENSACOLIANS
; >>>e%~4~~~%e>%%,
Senator MaIIorY's Re election.

stephen r. Nailory. United States
senator from Iurida, is candidate
10 succeed himself. His health is
good, and his reelection seems prob
ab!c-Bart0w Record
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
Broward'S Successor.

- N" way 7 AIbcrt Jennings i
IN" gentleman whose nam" We used
by predicting hat J." viii b" tho
stat" Of rIOrida's next governor. Our
action has rhrcwn Jnc entire s:a."
press in a Uondcr Yes. he will 10
GOV RrUWard's successor dHd if We
are mistaken il viii he uccauss. Nj.
Jennings does 10; curcr the race
Jasper Tanner
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31

( The Of The journal rccentIv
saw Rhins OF M, !Ta=ler's work
on The East Coast. and in hes,
columns frankly expressed his ooin-
len OF jne erv1t developments which
this master 2cniuS oi industry has
wrought in that section. The writer
also talked With man. people who
have been affected 10y that develop
ment-i.copic WHcsc personal contact
with Il" work Of n, d,.,.oprr should
4u,,iify Them IL speak with some de
{ gree Of authority on thn very qIn>-
ton which the T.r.-s-Union pro
pounds.
And We found no one VINO was rot
ready to accord to Henry NJ. FIagler
frii credit fer the great industrial
work which he has done and Is doira.
We found no enc vino ,ras ret reauy
- cooperate with him IN that wcvf,
ard tc coasnend him for the pat &c
is taking in tie rec, af1at,on or
wilderness and the development of 4
great state
! The people "a III Last Coast auI
I IF FIctiG 80 lar J- W. nave b.,i.
abb :" ascertain. sr,. q. '.uir ia liz. dc
sire to Grant Air. F.a>i.. .-,.rv fac
il" possible, Franchises. Terminals
rights a. Wv. 'y~ry c"nlcn;.ncr and
necessity incident 10 railgnad h:ita5.-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
Eloridians Love Him.

The general Ohm. "nda'ioH Or Hon.
7. 4 Jennings from all points in
Florida sI.eaks well fpr The man.
u he5h"r he enters the gubernatoriaI
race or not. he can well fell brouu
Of hi- popularity AMI The esteem in
which hc is held in his native state.
Few men. while living. have had as
NAM lic. things said Of them as he
has been receiving for some months
in pubic print. Albert Jennings is
made -: me nest material. and Flor
idians love hIm.-Tallahasse True
Democrat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31


-, IT, 'i'"''h 'A''l
o., ,''''.' .'-'!, q easier 40 ''.!""
~! ga. .. '.'ll' i''l.'','!'-
'''''''''' mat OPINION
'''..'.''''-> NOR N"t h,il~
e" ."'H ''!' |" 'I'@
80 .','.-'' -" Sc" - me III t''-!Ii'>
'i' 'L'''.'' On lie e. al
a" 80, " "'@" |'uu
-''~ - - "'''- "'-i HIS la'-'S-
1'H. III Pensacola political history .
aiaG.. ~ rariG-li~. ldrc. aud political
stocks that a"t H.ay'h:n@> f"r bulls and
itaTs- \ lrTH> "a ~ IN diary which
l A''" "e"n oI""in-s3l ClJNcin@ Over
~" IA. pas I,w hosu-. reveals many
changes ny and Gowns as L were
and affords enough fOoG iOr thought
&" keep = fellow from -r::Iviu, 1cr -
I. " dal~. think Wasu N, CHA. .;ti-n
- "V': Ih,r" vi also p.' more fnld
ga" rIsouchG =. i.,cTi"us rLar viii h,.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 81. 1907.

word On tbs subject.
10 NOT assume 10 OIer any
han an individual opinion
+ Of The journal rCcentlv
inc d NJ l'Iaclnr.s u-nrr-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-18
JURISDICTION OF
TWO STATES OVER
RIVER IN QUESTION

Canton, S. d., Oct. 14.-At a recent
term of the circuit court in this city
a case was tried which is of great mo-
ment to the sportsmen of the north
west. brought by the officers of Lin
coin county, South Dakota through its
game warden, Tom Collins.
Two farmers, Hegge and Halvorson.
who reside near the Sioux river on the
boundary between Iowa and South Da-
kota, We're arrested on the South Da-
kota side, While engaged in seining.
The net and some fish were confiscated
by the officers and the parties placed
under arrest.
AT the hearing held before the circuit
court in this city. Hegge was tried
and found guilty by jury, and sem
fenced to pay fine of $50 and COSTS
He has notified the state that he will
appeal the case to the supreme court
Several nice questions as to inter-
state fish laws were raised by the de-
tense. but Judge Jones held that the
to the middle of the stream. 1t was
also discovered that the intention Of
the two states had been to confer juris-
diction to each other across the whole
stream, but that the Iowa legislature
had failed to pass the necessary act.
So today South Dakota has jurisdic-
tion only to the middle of the stream
1t has been. stated by South Dakota
officials that the Iowa authorities are
watching the case and In case the de-
PENDANTS are let loose on the South Da-
kota side that they will be arrested un-
der the Iowa jurisdiction. In the mean
time all sportsmen are watching the
case With great interest
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-18
EIGHT BREAK OUT OF
JAIL AT ABERDEEN

Aberdeen. S. D., Oct. 15.-Every city
and town within Il radius Of 200 miles
OF Aberdeen is on the lookout for eight
1ugitives who escaped from the Brown
county Jail in this city. a screen was
removed from the window in the main
corridor and The bars sawed through.
Escape was then comparatively sim
pie matter. Those who got away are:
Theodore Taylor, to be tried for kill
ing a bartender at Glenham a few
weeks ago. Tom Sloan. charged with
shooting Harry Lockhart at Ferney;
Durant and Bent. held on the charge
of highway robbery; Long and Adams,
awaiting trial on a charge of stealing
furs belonging to Lanpher & Co.. OF
st. Paul. from a boxcar at Leola; j.
Mccarthy, the man who tried to wreck
saloon in this city, and George Will
liams, a suspected thief.
There We're seventeen prisoners in the
jail at the time. They refused to take
advantage of the opportunity. One Of
those who remained is young man
named Moser, who is to be tried for the
murder OF a man at Columbia July 4
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AID MOUNTAIN ORE
INCREASES WITH DEPTH

Deadwood, S. D.. Oct. l6.-Expora-
ton work that promises much for the
Bald mountain district is being prose-
cuted by several companies The dis
trict has long been one of the most
prolific in the Black Hills. While most
OF the ore has been a low grade. its
production has been steady enough to
insure continuous working
:. 1t has not been until recently that
development took a deeper trend. The
result was what has long been prophe-
sled. the discovery of larger and better
grade ore bodies as depth was attained.
Rather than pinching out. the ore has
been found to increase. and several
companies plan to go much deeper and
increase the scope of their work.
Among these is the Portland and
Clinton properties. which are worked
jointly under the supervision of II. S.
Vincent He is now driving big
working tunnel on the lower quartzite
and is in 400 feet On the upner
GuaEtzitc alone there are 100000 tons
IF ore of milling grade blocked out. Ex-
ensive sampling OF this ore has shown
I to average $3.50 ton.
Besides these companies, the Impe.
:.al. Reliance and Dividend are all ex-
;lorinS the lowe: quartzite with fayor-
able results. The Lundberg company
IS beginning To develop vertical Of
Llus ucartz found on the Buxton claim.