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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-22
Local Stories.

Trowbridge, the jeweler.
Elmer Hawks, Of Pedro, is in
the city this week.
If you want aquick luncheon
try Duncan's Merchants Cafe,
Main Street.
d.. S. Roberts was in Sturgis
on business Thursday.
For wedding rings, wedding
anniversary and birthday gifts
see Trowbrdge.
Victor Jepson made a bushes
trip to Deadwood Monday.
Sheet music at reduced prices.
Catalogue free. McNamara's
Book Store.
Victor Jepsen made a b usi
ness trip to Deadwood Monday.
Ladies are assured Of high
class treatment and the daintiest
Of lunche,ls at the Merchants
Cafe.
A. III. Duncan and G. w.
Woodward were Deadwood Wis
itors Wednesday.
For shortorder meals try the
Merchants Cate, upper Main
street. Its the popular place Of
the city.
R. w. Wilson of Elm Springs
is in the city looking up bust
ness matters.
M. Mcguire and James Kee-
nan of Pactola were in the city
on business Tuesday.
j. 81. Eendrickson, Of Sioux
City was in the city this week
looking alter his interests here.
Situation Wanted-Man and
wife desire position as Camp
cooks. Fully experienced,
Address box 518, Address
Rapid City, S. D.
WANTED-A local manager for
Rapid City and surrounding terri.
tory. Grocery clerk preferred
Addrt as, Grand Union Tea Co.,
Sioux City, Iowa.
Charles Ehlers Of Dakota
City was in the city the fore
part Of the week, and he reports
that there are many farmers al.
ready turning over tie prairie.
that there is plenty Of moisture
in the ground, making the sol
turn easily. MI. Ehlers expects
to put out fifty or sixty acres 0:
corn, this by reason OF having
had such good success on thu
trial Of the first crop last year
which yielded betterthan thirty
five bushels per acre.
FOR SALE OR RENT-singers ow
ing machines. Attachments AM
parts furnished for all makes O
short notice. REPAIRING a spsc,
ialty. Leave orders at MtClin'
Real Estate Agency.
A, G. JONES, Solicitor.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-22
Fined for Obstructing Highway.

Judge S%criber's Court on Wednes-
day forenoon became a point Of in
terest at least to the parties con-
cerned and a number of witnesses.
Anthony Thoma, appears on the
docket as complainant charging de-
PENDANT, Maurice Kelliher, with IL
legally fencing and obstructing the
public highway of Pennington coun-
ty, and that he herewith violated
the statutes of South Dakota It APP
pears from the evidence that de-
PENDANT fenced up a part of the pub
lie road known as the Jorgenson
road, down Rapid valley, and took
over the land without consent or
other legal methods. A. K. Gardner
appeared foa defendant, Chauncey
Wood for the state. Yesterday after
noon the Court ordered a decision
in favor of the state, fixing the fine
of defendant at $500 and costs.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-22
They Took the "Tip."

The Allen Bros. report sales of up
wards of twenty-five lots in the North
Rapid Addition to tie city, and that
they have deals pending for as many
more. This would indicate that Rapid
City rear estate is going some, and
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-22
New Laundry to be Opened on St.
Joe Street,

There is a well-founded rumor
that a second laundry is to be es-
tablished in Rapid City. 1t is said
that the west from the corner
in the lormann block has been leased
by Ex-Sheriff Charles Garfield and
son., and that an entire new outfit of
machinery will be installed and in
place and ready for business early in
April.
Since it has been observed that
several large baskets and hampers of
laundry leave Rapid City daily to be
done in Dcadwood, there would seem
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-22

The Street and Alley committee
should just now get busy. Theaal-
leys are awful, awful.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
RACING AUTO JUMPS
OVER THE STREAM.
Turned Turtle, Killing Yale 4
Student Under Terrible
Weight.
his COMPANIONS ESCAPE.

NEW. HAVEN, CONN, June ga
frightful automobile accident, causing
the death OF one undergraduate and in
juries to two other students and to al
guest, cast gloom over the commence
ment exercises at Yale University to-
day. The dead man Is D. Lee oliver,
son of the late j. B. Oliver. of Pitts-&
burg, and a senior in Sheffield Sclentinc
School. and one of the most prominent
socially of the upper class men. me
injured are w. Strothers Jones. Of Red
Bank. N. j.. a Sheffield junior: J. 9.
'Colston, Of Baltimore. q senior in the
same department. and Z. Hudson.
commencement guest of the others.
oliver died from broken back, be-
ing crushed under his automobile after
1t had jumped off a bridge In Center
vile, about five miles from the college.
The others are suffering from bruises,
and Colston had his nose broken Their
injuries are not serious.
The party started out at an early
hour to take pleasure ride in the
cool air and intended to go out Whit
| ney Avenue through Centeryille to
!. Cheshire. q straghtaway distance OF
| about ten miles, and then return over
| a country road which runs as n loop,
connecting with the extension of Bin
we'll Avenue in this city, which route
/
/ bilists divers machine was of the
thirty horse power racing type, and
the party went out Whitney Avenue at
a high speed. a half mile this side
of the bridge where the accident oc-
/ CURED there Is a hill. and down this
the machine Went
In the gray light of dawn It Is
| thought Oliver did not realize that the
/ bridge was narrow. and as he was in
{. the car tracks he turned out to travel
over the space reserved for vehicles.
/ but the swerving of the machine and
then the skldding Of the hind wheels
4 brought the machine against fence
a short distance from the bridge, and
/ the momentum impelling the machine
4 forward sent it against q stringpiece.
4 of the bridge The machine then went
\ into the air. The flight was SO great
4 that the racer flew over the stream
and landed fifteen feet on the other
4 bank. and then turning son,ersault.
4 fell towards the water. The flight OF
/ the machine threw. out divers COM
panions. but oliver came down with
! the machine and was crushed.
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Say, that talk about .@, between
Mexico and Guatemala makes you
smile doesn't 1t? man said 1T was ,.i
like Germany going to war Will
Greece, or the United States invading
Rhode Island. But heard another
man say those Central American chaps
were keen lot, and that Mexico would
at, least know she was In a scrap.
Something like our business Suits,
guess. They're the snappy stun, all
fight. but they don't make you feel q 2
bit scrappy. AS matter OF fact
you've got the fight won without
shot IL you wear the kind Of Business
Suits we are showing this season. we
have them at all prices, from. lac 70
SEE, and during this month the boss
has ordered a 10 per cent. reduction
to unload a few Of them. They are
beauties But say YOU ought to see
our window full Of Two-Piece SUI y.
Just the right thing for the not
weather, and with 10 per cent. OIL YOU
L get your choice of the lot at Sb.,o.
They are all marked $3.50. but II let
you in on what the boss did. some
Of them were marked $40 and $3.50;
and are worth 1t, but the old man said
to mark 'em all $3.50, then allow ~
| per cent. Off Don't you think that
was generous IN the old man. lie
would give me thunder II he knew |
/ told this, So get wise, but for my sake
! keep mum. Come in and see us.
/ WI r
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a store at Seventh and Main Streets
was rented. For the past two years
the congregation have met In Belvi-
dere Hall. There are now seventy five
members. and ralge number of reg
ular attendants on the services.
No formal exercises OF dedication of
the new church building Will be ar
ranged until the interior Is fully COM
pleted, and the building fully paid for
in every respect. The interior wood
work, including two elaborate readers
desks, are being handmade by Mr.;
will be specimens of elaborate carving
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Richmond, Va, June 20. 1907.

Richmond, Va, June 90. 1907.
Mr. Clyde w. Saunders, City:
Deer Sir,--You have requested
me to give my recollection of
conversation that occurred between
Mr.. A. Beirne Blair, yourself and
myself In the early spring of this
year In relation to the senatorial
candidates.
While regret at any time to
appear in public print, do not
hesitate to give It, My recollection
of the facts arc as follows;
You and ! were engaged In con-
versation on Twelfth street. when
Mr.. Blair came up and put his arm
around you and said: II want you
to vote for me for the Senate"
You replied: II am going tc vote
for Hartman, but 1t Is too early to
promise to vote for any one else
until know what other candidates
Will come out" AT sthis point 7
left. Mr.. Blair was giving rea-.
sons why you should support him,
Yours truly,
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JAMEsTOWN EXPOSITIO N
GROUNDS, June 26.-The convention
Of the Maryland State Teachers Asso-
citation was opened to-day with singing
under the direction of Professor Thos.
l.. Gibson, Of the Maryland State Nor
tendent j.. D. Eggleston, Jr., of yir-
ginia, Mr. Stearnes, of Richmond, Va.
spoke interestingly on the Basis of
ali Education. 1t was impossible for
Superintendent Eggleston to be pres
ent. State Superintendent NJ. Bates
Stephens. Of Maryland, made an inter
esting talk on the way the school law
in Maryland might be improved. ME
Stephens referred to many undesir-
able conditions and school taxes.
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is particularly pleasing. the dark oak
woodwork harmonizing with the green
Regular morning service will be held
on Sunday at ii A. NJ and Will be
conducted by the first reader. Mrs.
Alice Bernerd. and evening service VIII
be held at $3.50 o'clock.
The First Church of Christ. Scion
tist, has now completed its sixth year
OF continuous service In Richmond but
this will be the first time that the COR
gregation will meet under their own
roof. The first meetings were held in
the parlors of Mrs. Bernard, and later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

Master, DR.. w. B. Hopkins, Richmond;
Second Grand Junior Master, DIR. H. a.
Burke. Norfolk; Grand Scribe. DR.: G. l.
Harrell. Norfolk; Grand Chancellor Of
Exchequer, DR.. e. L. Flanagan. Rich
Wolfe, Chicago; Grand Priest. DR.. J. II.
Evans. Buffalo: Grand Guard. DR.. Q. ".
Hill Denver, Col; Grand Editor OF Of
natl; Assistant Grand Editor, DR.. Chas
Maertz. of Cincinnati. O;
The next convention city is Chicago
selected without opposition.
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To Wed In Baltimore.


Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
BALTIMORE, MD, June 26.-Among
the marriage licenses issued here to-
day were Ernest F.. Stone. twenty.
seven years old. widower. Norfolk. and
Miss Anna A. Bauer. twenty
years old; George ". Fanton. Nodes
town, Va, and Elizabeth T. Wakeland;
Robert D. Yerby. Welland Point, Va.
and Annie +. King, Annapolis juno
ton, Md.
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Zetu Tan Alpha Fraternity.

ia MEST5O WIN EXP OiSITION
GROUNDS,tJ June 26.-The zeta Tau AL
pha fraternity representing various fe-
male colleges, South and West, now In
session. to-day selected Fayetteville,
Ark, as the next place of meeting. The
election of officers occurs tomorrow
The battleships Iowa.CAIaine. Indiana
and Minnesota sailed to-day for "a
crnise off the coast and practice. No
Significance is attached to these move
ments, although suddenly made.
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have the supervision of it, but to
my surprise, the parties We're Sc
lected to bid under my specifica-
lions and the work was recon-
mended to be given to the Redds
without my supervision, SO that I
felt called upon to address q let
ter to the Street Committee ex-
pressing myself in unmistakable
terms that l would not be respon-
sible for the work.
Asks to be Excused.
I'm view Of all that has trans
pireG and the newspaper notoriety
that has been engendered, I wish
to insist on the work being given
to somebody without lsy responsi-
bility for it.. The inslnuation of
the Redds In their newspaper state
ment that the chances are ninety
nine to one that II 1t had been
given to Colonel Burgwyn nothing
would have been heard about
Checking upland was Mr.. Ham
kins's work checked up when he
surveyed the Lee District some
years ago. is pure surmise on
their part and has no foundation
in fact. Everybody knows that II
l had the supervision of the work
all bidders would have been
upon the same footing. and am
sure that Mr.. Burgwyn would never
have expected any special favorlt-
ism from me In this work. The
survey Of Hankins's work in Lee
District was passed upon by assist
ants In my office, and the records
Of that survey are filed there. 1t Is
true that stones placed IN Lee
District were displaced and
knocked out of position by traffic
over the fields and by the grading
of streets that took place in the
district. and while 1t has been
tedious to reset these stones as
street corners We're called for, II
has not changed tho accuracy of
the survey, of which We have
the record,
THIS annexed territory, marked
in similar way. and with the
maps accurately recorded, would
In the course of grading and trathc
over the territory Cor n number OF
years be liable to the Same dis
turbance Of stones that took place
in Lee District. 1t Is true that the
two cases of an error OF the loch-
ton Of two sewer pipes in the
alleys of this district was an error
Of the assistant VINO marked THIS
out, and who should have tested
the accuracy Of the location before
excavating the sewer ditch. The
error In the quadrant spoken or
and of an alley were private sur
yeys, and had no reference to our
office.
wrhe arbitration OF line around
the Pumphouse Road was not an
error ot survey b. ono OF our as
s1stants, but the road running
around this ravine was assumed,
and the arbitration resulted ir
buying that much more ground for
the city. The dispute over the line
of the Dooley Road and of the line
at Broad Street Of the Adams s
were never reported back by one
Of our assistants before his death
and therefore are unsettled quesr
lions still, but after all, II the
Redds, In an effort, as they express
1t, to defend themselves, have
raked up everything that they have
ever heard OF. why should not siml
lar errors come to the front In
surveys made by them II followed
up In the Same manner?
II take it that your COMMITTEES
and the Council want this Worh
done, and want 1t properly tested
but in view of all of the feeling
that has been caused, ! repeat tina
prefer the committee and thu
Council TO excuse me from haylnE
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NICK WEEDS COMING
TO ANSWER FOR MURDER

COLUMBUS, OHIO. June Ex-Governor
Harris to-day honored requsition from
the Governor of Virginia for Nick Weeds.
who Is under arrest in Columbus. and Is
wanted at Pocahontas. Tazeweli county, Va,
for the murder OF bud" Robinson, about
the beginning OF tho present year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
STEWARDS REFUSE.
RACING LICENS Sc
Request Of Jamestown Exposition
Authorities Again Turned
X Down by Jockey Club.

NEW YORK, June 2e--At meet
Eng of the stewards Of the Jockey
Club to-day motion was adopted de-
claring, at is with extreme regret
That the stewards Of the Jockey Club
cannot see their way, clear to change
their opinion from the meeting held
February 18th as to granting license
for race meeting at jamestown, Va.
I'm 1907"
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GEORGIA LEGISLATURE
ORGANIZES FOR WORK

ATLANTA, GA. June 26!-The Georgia
Legislature convened to-day IN regular an
nual session The organization of both
houses was quickly made by The selection
of Senator John w. Akin, of Barlow. as
President of the Senate. and John NJ, Sla-
ton, Atlanta, rs Speaker OF the House Gov
,rnor ]. NJ Terrel's message was read In
10th houses. 1t deals largely with taxa
ZION, State finances educational matters.
monuments to Confederate soldiers, and
urges legislation for the better training Of
nurses.
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rrear Governor OF Hawaii.

OYSTER BAY. June 26-President
Roosevelt to-day formally appointed
Judge william L. Frear to be Govern
or OF Hawaii. Judge Frear is ma :
and now holds the chief just!ceship OF
the Supreme Court OF Honolulu. he
has cabled his acceptance of the APP
pointment.
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FRATERNITY ELECTS orr1cEns.

Several Richmond Men On Official Roll
Of OMesO Upsilon PHI.
ia ESTOWN EXPOSITIO N
GROUNDS, June 26.-The Omego Up
slon Phi fraternity, in session to-day
named the following ofllcers:
Senior Grand Master, DR.. r. G. Rog-
ers, Richmond; First Grand Junior
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MR.. R. c. STEARNES
TALKS TO TEACHERS
Secretary of State Board Of Edu
cation Addresses Maryland
Convention
TO-MoRROW,s PROGRAM AT
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.

Commonwealth Day.
s A. M-Gutes open.
S IL O-Drill Twenty-third Infan-
try.
1O-Anl hourly thereafter-Exhi-
Bition of weather bureau earth
quake recorder, Government
building A.
1O:3O-Gunrd mount Twenty-third
Infantry.
l. i. M.-Prepnrntion of large
all sections of the country, Gov
eminent Building A.
1-BioErnphic and stcrcOptic0n ex-
hibition, scenes on Indian Res
ervntion, with lecture, Interior
Department., Government Build
ing A.
c-Innes's Band concert, Audito-
rum.
photographic exhibition and lee
ture, scenes in Yosemite Valley,
Government building "A.
:3O-United States Life Saving
Service drill at station.
photographic exhibition and lee
turc, Yellowstone National Park,
with lecture by Il. G. Culver,
Government Building a.
4 to 5:3O-Orsnn recital, Mr.. VIII
liam Wall Widditt, official or
Ennist.
Piano recital by Joseph AIaerz be-
tween parts OF organ recital.
5-Drexs parade Twenty-third In
fnntry.
S-Innes's Band concert, Audito-
rum.
Piano recital by Joseph Mnerz be-
tween parts of band concert,
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The congregation Of the First Church
OF Christ, Scientist. will hold the first
service In their new house of worship
OH Sunday morning. The church
stands on the corner OF Park Avenue
and Meadow Street. and IS a handsome
brick building OF colonial design. Tn g
interior work Is not entirely finished
the pews not having been put in as
yet, but by the use Of chairs the con-
grcgation will be able to use the hall
with comfort until all the woodwork
Is finished. The interior architecture
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
WRECK on sEABoARD.

BUT NOBODY INJURED
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June 26.-sea-
Tampa was deralled about four miles
south of Waldo at midnight last night. No
one was severely injured. and the rolling
stock was but slightly damaged. Conduc-
tor A. w. Rowling was slightly hurt.
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Redo AND
DISCUSS CUTsHAW
CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)

fed. 1 thought as they had ex-
pressed themselves that this ques-
ton was settled as to who should
have the supervision Of 1t, but to
my surprise, the parties We're Sc
lected to bid under my specifica-
lions and the work was recon-
mended to be given to the Redds
without my supervision, SO that I
felt called upon to address q let
ter to the Street Committee ex-
pressing myself in unmistakable
terms that l would not be respon-
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FREY SCENES AT
BIG FULTON RALLY

1contlnued from Flrs, Page.2
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Commonwealth Day.
s A. M.-Gutes open.
IL 0-Drill TSNenty-third 1nfan-
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Piano recital by Joseph Maerz be-
tween parts OF organ recital.
5-Dress parade T,venty-third In
fnntry.
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Piano recital by Joseph Mnerz be
tween parts of band concert.

-Innes's Band concert, Audito-
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-03-22

Jackson Place is represented by
a new AL this week that is short
and TO the point
Go to Brodahrs greenhouse.
3o2 Buchanan St, for your rose
bushes and bedding plants.
The Wagoner Co, ANNOUNCE some
Saturday night specials that are of
interest to all, Read their ad.
\ sharp hail storm covered the
ground with hail Yesterday after
noon about 4 o'clock-somcthing
unusual for Oregon weather.
Adam Kaemlein, OF Mansfield &
Kaemlein, tonsorial artists, has been
selected by the Republican club as
their candidate for city treasurer.
Uhlig Bros. are doing great bus
iness in the furniture line these
days. Calef Bros, also report bust
ness lively. The judioious use of
printers ink was a great factor in
bringing about this result,