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The Washington times., 1907-11-06
Pennsylvania Republican;
Elected State Treasurer

PITTSBURG, Pa. Nov. 6-John o.
Sheath (Rep.) was elected State treas
urer yesterday over John G. Harman
Dem.) in a landslide giving Sheath
plurality OF more than I75,O0e.
Joel Cook, Republican, was elected TO
Congress from the Second district, 10
III! the vacancy caused by the resigna-
tiOn OF John Z Reyburn, who was
elected mayor of Philadelphia last
spring His only opponent was a Pro-
hihiffOuIet
The Washington times., 1907-11-06
Democrats Victors in Toledo;
Whitlock Re Elected;
Republican Clerk Winner

TOLEDO. Ohio. Nov. 6.-Brand Whit
lock was reelected mayor yesterday
and carried with him the entire indie
pendent city ticket except police clerk,
for which office l. +. Krieger. RepUb-
lican, won, The Republicans broke the
independent stronghold by electng six
couuciImen- Both mayoralty candidates
were pledged to Scent fares and the
issue became wide open or closed town
on a liberal platform Whitlock won
like Bond. I'm Columbus.
The Washington times., 1907-11-06

fare. and liberal administration of The
liquor laws.
II Cincinnati, Leopold Marlkbeit, CoX's
candidate. who is pledged TO half
open town." has been elected mayor.
In Columbus, the Republicans re-
gained complete control OF the admins
tratiOn. c a. Bond. the Liberal can
didate, won by 4, 135 over Judge Duncan,
lid candidate.
Burkhardt Democrat, was elected
mayor of Dayton In other Ohio towns
lid candidates were beaten in nearly
all cases
The Washington times., 1907-11-06
Tom Johnson Wins
In Cleveland Race
By Safe Majority

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov. 6.-Threc-
cent fare and the lid of were the issues
in Ohio. Both won. In Cleveland Tom
LOTUS Johnson was elected mayor foI
the fourth term by s.SIS votes oser Con-
gresham Burton. and elected his en-
tire city ticket. with a single exception.
Johnson controls the council. having
elected not less than twenty three out OF
thirty-two councilmen. Republicans
saved the board Of education.
In Toledo, Brand Whitlock was elect
ed mayor on a platform Of three-cent
The Washington times., 1907-11-06
License" Beats "Option, -
Show Delaware Returns

WILMINGTON. Del. Nov 6-The
complete returns gives license 1l,635,
against 7,349 for local option, and the re-
turns indicate that New Castle county.
outside Of Wilmington. also voted for
license. Kent and Sussex counties have
voted against license.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-16
NTER-OCEAN, NORTH DAKOTA AUGUST 1e 1907
GREAT BALL GAME
Continued from page two. }

And in his youth ne said, he was
A base ball player clever.
So when the business men arranged
A game they came to call
On dad and asked him if he thought
That he could play base ball.
Il haven't played in fifteen years."
Said father, "but 1 know
That can stop the grounders hot,
And l can make the throw.
used to play a corking game;
The curves-I know them all,
And you can count on me, you bet,
To join your game of ball."
On Saturday the game was played, .
And 'all of us were there.
Dad borrowed an old uniform
That Casey used to wear.
He paid three dollars for a glove,
Wore spikes to save fall;
He had the makeup on all right
When father played baseball.
At second base they stationed him.
A liner came his way,
Dad tried to stop it with his knee
And missed a double play.
He threw into the bleachers twice,
He let pop fly fall;
Oh, we were all ashamed of him
When father played base ball.
He tried to run, but tripped and fell.
He tried to take throw;
1t put three fingers out of joint,
And father let 1t go.
He stopped grounder with his face,
Was spiked, nor was that all.
1t looked to us like suicide
When father played base ball.
At last he limped away, and now
He suffers in disgrace;
His arms are bathed in liniment;
Court plaster hides his face.
He says his back is breaking and
His legs won't move at all.
It made wreck of father when
He tried to play base ball,
The smell of arnica abOunds.
He hobbies with a cane;
A row of blisters mar his hands:
He is in constant pain.
| But, lame and weak as father is,
He swears he'll lick us all
If we dare even speak about
The day he played base ball.
Detroit Free Press
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-16

A son Of the Emerald Isle on landing
at wharf in New York saw lying there
huge anchor. For three days he
stood by watching the anchor. what
are You doing here?' asked a work
man one day, "sure, sor,''H was the
reply, II want to see the man who can
handle that pick" ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-16

pieces Of skin taken from the
amputated limb of F'iremen Sc
vert Legred grated onto his
body. From reports the opera
ton will be successful.
A lad named Carl Hanson was
killed at Lidgerwood the other
day. He was raking hay with a
steel tooth rake, when the
horses became unmanagable and
ran away.
Last Sunday the last services
were held in the Catholic church
at Minot, as that building will
be at once torn down to make
place for a new and modern
structure.
The $350,O00 improvement
job which the Great Northern
have had under way in their
yards at Grand Forks, is expect
ed to be completed the latter part
of the month.
Hans Evanson, a farmer liv-
ing near Northwood, in the east
ern part Of the state, had his
right foot cut off just above the
ankle by falling from a Great
Northern train.
Col. E. S. Lovelace of Lisbon,
a we'll known and pioneer resi-
dent of that city, was arrested
last week charged with the MUIR
der of his nephew, Harry Love-
lace, last winter.
Two prominent members of
the dingy circle at Minot, indulg-
ed in a target practice at each
other the other day. A colored
woman from ST. Paul is said to
have been the cause.
a wreck occurred on the Great
Northern railway six miles
Forth of I'll k River Wednesday
g.: last week. A work tiain rar.
Into p,.: Of grave. at the e"d
of the tratl:.. killing three men,
49,. 49, =
I Edward K. Earle. who Is
wanted at Fargo on the charge
of swindling J. D. Brown Of ST.
900, has been located in Cali
fornia. Extradition papers have
been sent to that place.
A young railroad laborer NAM
led J. Ward, acquired a cheap
jog inFargo the other day. When
brought before the judge after
spending the preceding night in
the city prison, he informed his
honor that he had only bought
r.. ".s $50 $751;; +
According TO- the Fargo For
UNI, Gov. Burke stands ready to
offer an additional reward OF
$1,000 to the $500 already Of
fered by the Cass county com:
missioners for the arrest and
conviction of the murderer Of
Grace Burns. 49, =.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-16
seueBeaeuoHee ueaeBeHeneBe
STATE NEWS
in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

T&HsH ANRsVO a
eneueHeHeneBaeHouoneueneS
$I to town with him and still re-
lined half of it when he was
sAaTrested.
Some good and fast horse
aces were pulled off at Aneta
st week.
"A small cyclone struck Fuller
on last Friday. No serious dam
sge was done.
Minot thinks she stands a
God chance of having a Carne-
lie library donated to that city.
Henry Brewer of near La
Moure was arrested last week
0n the charge of stealing har-
ness.
sA An Italian laborer was in
Satantly killed at Minot last week
by being run over by a gravel
train.
81 A summer school of the peda-
sgogues from Ward andMcHenry
counties was started at Minot
last week.
III The Great Northern passen-
ger depot at Tagus burned to the
ground Wednesday evening of
last week.
s The city council Of Valley City
Nave purchased $4,000 worth of
new machinery for their electric
light plant at that place.
s Minot is going after the radi-
ator factory and foundry which
IA Indiana firm intends locating
sin northwestern North Dakota.
Fl endrich Froelich, a Russian
M the employ of the Great Nor
hern railroad, dropped dead in
ne street in Mandan last Mon
9Iay morning, - t5't
There is a proposition to SUBJ
#sivide Ward county into three
sgnaller counties, making Ken
mare, Stanley and Minot the
county. seats. H..
R About $50 officials of The
aGreat Northern Will probably
5shtld the annual meeting of the
saticers OF that corporation at
8hlnot earl; in September.
z Mrs. Albert Bean, who re-
sides a few miles north of York,
was burned to death while start
ing fire ina cook stove. Kero-
sene was used to facilitate mat
tiers. -. r.. IL.
SSs f. g = ~ r.. Z, Il .. =.
I G. G. Rutherford, president of
the bank at Gilby, is in a crit
zeal condition as a result of a SER
4sious burns received in an ex-
Splosion of a gas plant at that
place. !. 4 ". .,:@gs-zs|z.s. ,.5.:s..
Little Walter Skeoch Of Minot,
who suffered severe burns by
sustaining an accident on 81 the
AFourth Of July, has had @120
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-16

There are many thousands OF
dollars going out Of our town
every year for flour. 3 We make
| the best flour on the market,
| and we should keep this money,
at home. Farmers Mill,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-16

'7JII uBuoM-'sIeqlooI pug s0AIA
4ueIIeox7 emoosq puB uemoA qsgIesun
'4eaMs o4uI Mo1S 'pep!nS GIledo1d u
'6em qsgIss PUG InJl7IJ sIe QUA sI1ID
u7moA pup uom pelsdmel lssq ep
e4Bm uelJo uoIpIIqo psLsdmsl ls1oA
eW leW 'uonsA1esqo 10 sIeeH mo1J
paIsWeS aoBJ 9 anq 'snoI1no 81 II
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-16
improvements at the ArmOry

The armory is undergoing ex-
tensive improvements. The
gallery has been moved forward
thirty feet and the seating cap
acity of it enlarged. New seen
cry and a drop curtain has been
installed and the whole building
lis undergoing a thorough rem
ovating and leaning. The
front part of the building which
is made vacant by reason of the
moving forward Of the gallery
will be used as a school room
during the coming winter TO
make room for the overflow of
pupils. -..-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-16

According TO- the Fargo For
|um, Gov. Burke stands ready, to
offer an additional reward of
$1,000, to the $500 already Of
fered by the Cass county COM
missioners for the arrest and
conviction of the murderer Of
Grace Burns. " IT,. -. -,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-16

pieces of skin taken from the
amputated limb of Firemen Sc.
vert Legred grated onto his
body. From reports the opera.
ton will be successful.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-16

A young railroad laborer nam
ed J. Ward, acquired cheap
jog inFargo the other day. When
brought before the judge after
spending the preceding night in
the city prison, he informed his
honor that he had only bought
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-23
WaSLeftBehind

When you fully make up
your mind to see volcano.
grasp time by the forelock
and be at the dock before
the steamer sails-otherwise
you may be left. When you
wish to be assured against
loss by fire. insure your
property BEFORE the fire
otherwise you will suffer
loss. We issue policies.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-23
Dress Goods Specials oHK THIS "EE'

? as they do, just when they are wanted.
CAMEL'S HAIR PLAIDS-An Wool;
extra wide 75e Quality, Ace YARD;
$1.0O Quality, soc YARD; s1.25 Quail
ity, Csc YARD.
BLACK SERGE-Double Width. 90c
Quality, 60c YARD.
NAVY BLUE CIIEVIoT SERGE+All
Wool; 80 inches wide. S1.00 Quality,
SOC YARD.
BLACK FANCY CREPoNs--Double
Width $1.o0 Quality, soc YARD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-23
WAlKANE PEOPLE
DEDICATE HALL

Word has come from Waikane that
the s.Lanakila Hale (Hall of Victory
has been formally dedicated On sat
urday, Jan. II, despite the bad weather
a large number of people were on mana,
the officers dressed In white and decor
ated with the badges of their societies
Many in Honolulu are aware that TINS
hall is for social purposes and that
rather than use the church building
for entertainments the people have
built the .sLanakila Hale. - This was
no easy task for people living IN the
country with meager incomes. Ihere
was lumber to be secured, so they
dubbed together and bought second
hand lumber in Honolulu. Labor and
other expenses, such as painting and
the like. have swelled the amount need
ed, so that the people have arranged
for concert, Saturday, January 20
In this concert talent from all that
part of the island viii appear and
some even from Waialua and Honolulu.
Honolulu friends are asked to take no
tice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-23

O'Connor, the Irish politician. began
an after-dinner speech in Philadelphia
in this way: Il must confess that !
dread to make after-dinner speeches.
At the most sumptuous dinners, even
at such a dinner as this one, if l know
that at the end [ must make speech,
1 am nervous. have no appetite, ma
little to admire in the best efforts OF
the chef In truth, gentlemen, / can
readily imagine Daniel, if he was at all
of my mind, heaving a sigh of relleI
as the lions drew near to devour him
heaving a sigh of relief and murmur-
ing: Well, If there's any after-dinner
speaking to be done on this OCCASION
at least it won't be done by me.
Chicago Daily News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-23
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Crepe paper 10c. the roll, tissue paper
I'm all shades. at Arleigh's.
Now is the time to buy r. and G..
corsets. Sale now on at Sachs.
Fine millinery at Miss Powers mil
,inery parlors. Boston building, Fort
street.
Housekeepersl Do you know that the
Sachs Dry Goods Co. are selling ped-
spreads at reduced prices?
Always patronize home industry.
Sugar-cured Hawaiian hams at c. ..
Yee Hop & Co. Order some today.
All persons having claims against the
estate of John Ena are requested 10
present the same at once TO the Ha"ai-
ian Trust Co. Ltd.
First-class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the office
of Trent & Co.. 936 Fort street.
The annual meeting of c. Brewer &
Co. Ltd. will be held at the office
of the corporation, in this city. on
wednesday, February !, at 10 o'clock
a. m.
That is going some! 81 dlnerent nd
waiian pictorial postcards, and eaeh
tvuical of the islands, at the Island
Curio Co.-Steiner s-Elite building
Hotel street.
Two elegant vases, two feet in
height a. collection of kahilis and some
beautiful paintings by R. S. Hays are
offered for sale by W. NJ. Rockies.
Same can be seen by calling at the
Moana Hotel.
Old Kentucky whisky, palatable and
smooth. Take three bottles home with
YOU tonight: they cost but 81! Lewis
& Co. Ltd. family liquor dealers. io9
King street. Telephone Main 24o. Ih1s
fine blended Bourbon whisky is put up
in gallons, half gallons and bottles
All wool cameTs hair plaids, sZ-lncll
goods. S.25 quality for CSC. yard at
Sachs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-23
GOING TO LAVA FLOW.

Good-sized crowds departed oy the
steamers Kinau and Mauna Loa yes
terday. The latter vessel was oooAeu
to her cabin capacity She passes
along the Kona and Kau coasts OF Ha-
wall. and those aboard her may nave
a fine chance Of viewing the now a'
night
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-23

O. 0. Bradford, foreman at the Z. ..
Experiment Station, left for Kauai yes
terday to make experiments In tap
ping a grove of rubber trees.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-23

tJoMEsPUN SUITING-Gray mixed;
56 inches wide $1.0O Qua1ty, ooc
YARD.
pIuE MIXED sUITING-56 inches
wide. 1925 Quality, s1-25 YARD.
NOVELTY suITINGs- inches
wide; All New; Brown and Gray NIX
tures. s1.25 Quality, soc YARD
ALL WOOL, FANCY sUITINGs-oo
and "a inches wide. $500 Quality
SIPS YARD.
BLUE MIXED sUITING-All Wool;
Double Width. $1.25 Quality, zoe
YARD.
ATT. WOOL. MIXED SUITINGEDou-
HE Width. 9oc Quality, 6oc YARD
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-23
r. g. G. CORSETS
At LESS THAN CATALOGUE
PRICES

This may seem remarkable and no
doubt is. as under ordinary circum-
stances we would not be permitted to
saIl them at less than catalogue Prices,
but these are lots that we are going to
discontinue, hence you get benefit; they
are ALL NEW, UP-TO-DATE styles.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-23

Big glove opportunities this week at
Sachs.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-05-17
India.

Some of our co-religionists N Calcutta
are showing a warm interest in the edu
cation of Jewish and other children in
that city. This is especially the case
with Mr.. Isaac Bellios, who is credited
with the intention Of contributing b.
tween three and four lakhs Of rupees
for this purpose. AS far as Jewish
schools are concerned, reports to hand
show that in the Girls school there are
167 pupils, and in the Jews Free School,
ffty-two boys and thirtyone girls.
The recent prize distribution at the
frst-named school was presided over by
Mr.. Justice Stephen, who in his address
expressed the hope that not only the
government, but the Jewish community,
would appreciate the work which was be-
ing done by the school.
The Jewish Benevolent Home in Cal
cutta. which was opened in March, 1905,
has issued it's first report. Its object is
to afford shelter and food to the home
less and destitute, the aged and orphans.
At the present time the inmates num-
ber twenty-three, namely, ten men,
eleven women and two children. The
Nawab of Dacca is a donor to the funds.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-05-17
Austria-Hungary.

The Deutsche VolksbIatt Of Vienna
(organ of the notorious anti-Semlte Yer
gani, on whom a sympathetic ministry
has conferred the title of government
Councillor), has endeavored to revive
the blood accusation by publishing the
statement of Vienna servant girl that
a Jew had made an incsion in her feet
in order to extract blood for ritual pur-
poses. An investigation into the mental
condition of the girl proved that her al
legation was groundless 1t is fortunate
that this incident did not happen in a
small town, for in that case the Jews
would have been severely handled be-
fore the truth was brought to light.
A piquant statement is made by the
Montags Revue of Vienna. Doctor Lue-
The Jewish outlook., 1907-05-17

ger, the anti-Semitic burgomaster Of
that city, as we have already mentioned,
is in bad health and is recuperating in
the Austrian Riviere. There he has ac-
tualIy placed himself in the hands Of a
Jewish doctor, in whose treatment of
him he has expressed the utmost conf
dence.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-05-17
Russia.

The second Duma will sooner or later
disappear, and disappear unexpectedly,
having accomplished nothing. The Rus
sian nation is simply foundcring in a
Serbonian bog where resourcefulness,
were it available, would be useless. For
eigners, who now rejoice and now
grieve at the daily vicissitudes, are
seeking a center of gravity where it is
not, and cannot be. The Premier may be
right or wrong, but the obvious corollary
of his policy would be an alliance be-
tween the Cabinet and the Constitu-
tional Democrats, cemeted by the entire
enfranchisement Of the Jews M. Stoly-
pin may repudiate this consequence, but
it flows necessarily from the premises,
and is being powerfully pressed upon
the consideration Of the Russian Gov
ernment by foreign politicians, bankers,
investors and publicists. Already GER
tain number Of staunch adherents exist
in the most influential circles here.
A Reuter- telegram from Lodz stated:
Fights between workmen are continuing
in all parts of the town, and the reports
of firearms have been heard constantly
Yesterday and to-day. Five men were
killed and three wounded. In trying to
The Jewish outlook., 1907-05-17
Japan.

The Jewish community at Nagasaki,
which is composed of Europeans, sup
ports an excellent institution, the jew
ish Benevolent Association, in the inter.
ests of poor immigrants and residents
who need practical help. The associa-
ton is in the habit Of replenishing it's
funds by means Of fancy iress balls.
Owing to the war with Russia, these
functions were suspended for three
years, but they were resumed last month,
when the ball then held was an unquall-
fed success. The committee worked
hard under Mr. S. d. Lessner. who IS
also the active head of the local branch
of the Anglo-.Jewish Association.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-05-17
Palestine.

According to the Russian Hebrew
paper Hazman, an entire section of the
Black Hundreds, with Doctor Dubrowin
at their head, has arrived at .}affa. The
object of their visit is ostensbly to OBJ
tain the blessing of the Patriarch OF Je-
rusalem.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-05-17
FOREIGN
Morocco.

The Tangier paper, Al-NIoghreb AL
Aksa, states that the Viceroy Mulai Ha-
fid and the governor Of Marrallesh are
carefully guarding the Jewish quarters,
the gates and markets.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-05-17
Switzerland.

A Bernese peasant was last Sunday
sentenced to ten months imprisonment
for the manslaughter of a Jewish cattle
dealer under peculiar circumstances.
Both men quarreled after attending
cattle market, and in fit of temper the
peasant pushed his umbrella, bayonet
fashion, towards the dealers head. The
point entered the Jews right eye and
penetrated the BRAIN causing fatal in
juries.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-05-17

stop the fights the patrols killed one man
and wounded three. To-day the Jews,
fearing pogrom, applied for protection
to the chief Of police, who assured them
that pogrom was impossible.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-05-17

Rcyal Queen Creamery Butter
Fresh from the Churn Every Day.
FRESH GATHERED EGGS
Special attention for fancy eggs from our
own ranch on request
GEO. c. JUNK COMMISSION CO.
1S37-1530 Market st.
Phone Main 1884 DENVER. COLO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-01
BELFAST OFFICIALS EXCITED.
Action Of Government In Sending
Troops Is Defended.

troops Is De1onoeo.
BELFAST. August 1.-Constable Barrett,
leader Of the disaffectdon among the po-
lice growing out Of the increased work
brought upon the members Of the force by
the present strike. has been dismissed from
the force. and five other oonstables who
have taken a prominent part In the agita-
ton have been suspended. This action has
caused much excitement among the con-
st abulary.
LONDON, August 1.-Defending the
action of the government in rushing 1900
troops into Belfast for strike duty. Chief
Secretary for Ireland Birreu declared in the
house Of commons today that the mutnous
action Of a portion OF the constbulary and
the continuation Of the strike necessitated
prompt and decided measures.
The soldiers had been sent in response to
the requirements of the local civil authori-
ties. who remained in command of the en-
tire situation, so that 1t was quite incorrect
to suggest that Belfast was under military
rule. Mr.. BirreH added there was good
reason to believe that the strike would soon
come to an end.
DUBLIN, August 1.-The lord lieutenant
of Ireland. the Earl Of Aberdeen has re-
ceived a petition from members Of the Bel
fast constabulary on the subject OF their
alleged grievances arising from the increase
of work entailed by the present strike in
that city In reply the lord lieutenant has
notified the force that 1t Is impossible for
the government to entertain q petition pre-
scented under such circumstances of disor-
der and insubordination and the last para
graph Of which Is threatening In character.
The government is always prepared to con-
slider representations from the constabulary
when presented in accordance with the
tinues. but there must first be complete re-
establishment of discipline.