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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-08

Eyes fitted with glasses.
Catarrh and deafness successfully
treated.
Aclenoids removed.
DIR. LUNGlGR, Huber Block.
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The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-05
THE SEVEN PUZZLES

The book has never served it's pur- pose at all-tor a single day. It soon came to be referred to 10 terms of con- tempt by members of the city council as The Book Of the Seven Puzzles. Two hundred and fifty dollars thrown away by the council simply for lack of precautiou as to the RESPONSE BILITY Of the person employed. No business man would be guilty of a transaction like that in his own busi- ness-to pay for piece of work that was not only worthless but had not been ordered aud which left him, and, fl not corrected, all bis successors, in worse plight than before.
 It row became necessary to employ lawyer to correct this bIuuder. The lawyer, so it was announced in the council, agreed to do the work for $500. h this case again no contract was en- tered into or bids called for and when completed the lawyer presented bid for $500 and because he came up 10 Skagway from Juneau to advise with the couuciI, before the work was ap- proved and adopted lsrd because the council had not stipulated that he do thisl they voted him S40 more for cor rectiug the blundering and imperfect work of the editor of the Juneau Rec orI-ior which blunderiDg and incom- potent work, it cannot be too often re- peated, he was paid S2jO. The Alaskan is not here taking exception to the law yer's bill, mird you, for he probably found when he went into it, more tangled mess than he had imagined, and lawyers are nut apt to work at cut prices. What is desired to be here made very plain is that the printing of SEagway's city code is now in charge of the Juneau Record, the head Of which is responsible for the necessity of printing that code, and which is now. making such fuss about having SAVED the city of Skag. way such a vast sum-sl62.5O, the diff ference between the bid of the Alaskan and it's own bid, es offered through its agent iu this city.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-05
MINUTE DETAILS

Now there is another thing to be noted. The specifications for this work were prepared by committee of the cOun- cil, Messrs. Ashley, Shaw and Snyder. The specifications were minute, requir- lug a certain size and face of type, a certain make ot paper, a certain sort of binding, etc. Neither of these gentle men have any technical knowledge whatever concerning these matters. It
 was full week from the time they were instructed by the council to secure bids before they asked the Alaskan to bid and then these specifications, min ute in their technical detail. were com plete aud type written. Now there are a dozen makes of book paper that are EQUALLY suitable for such Q job, but the specifications named
 ONE CERTAIN MAKE. The gentle men were asked why they limited the
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-05
ONE DETAIL OVERLOOKED

Were 1t otherwise a committee so thorough ln the matter oI DETAIL would of course not have overlooked the one particular detail to recommend itself at once to e council having spirit Of local pride or the interests Of the city iu any wise st heart-s specification re- qu.rlng that the WORK BE DONE IN SKAGWAY.
 This is rather long story but The Alaskan believes that it is so far a mat ter of vital principle that it will be oi interest to every taxpayer and it wishes to make the matter very plain. No responsible bidder can do this work ac- cording to specifications for the price at which it was contracted. The Al askan would not undertake it at loss. But on behalf of the people of Skagway it proposes to see to it that THIS TIME the city is not bupcoed.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-05
CAN'T BE SEPARATED
Dme Alnskn People Have LoRrned
 How to Get Rid of Both
IS ckache and kidney ache are twin hrOthprS

IS ckache aud kidney ache are twin brothers.
 You can't separate them.
 And you can't get rid of the backaChe until you cure the kidney ache.
 If the kidneys arc well and strong, the rest of the system is pretty sure to be in vigorous health.
 Doau's Kidney Pills make strong. healthy kidneys,
 D. l.. Duncan. who resides at the cor ner of Duane and Ninth St., AstOreia Ore, says: 'I had been troubled with a weakness of the back and kidneys for number of years. There was con slant dull aching in the loinS and a uumbness Of the back, often extending through the whole miscular system as far up as the shoulders. NOtoulv did my back ache but there wasa weakness from the kidney secretions which was very annoying and disturbed my rest. I heard about Doau's Kidney Pills and used them. found them 10 be great benefit. After the first few doses felt better. l know of others who have used them with the same good results"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, N, r., sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-DOan's-and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-05

bids to thoso certain details-any more than in the purchase of hose they should name certain bran6-aud the answer of MT. Shaw, of the committee, was that they had sought information in the matter from various sources. Now in the printing trade there are but two sources of technical information in Skagway and only one prlnt-shop equipped to do such work. That one is the Daily Alaskan that has, since the towns beginning, labored every day for the best interests Of Skagway, Is one of the large tax payers of the city, the institution employing more men than au7 other private concern in the city, paying out more money each week than any other and having a larger fixed investment and yet these gentlemen uld not consult with the Alaskan on the subject. There can be and is but one conclusion: tbat the technical information was gained from and the specifications framed 10 suit the convenience of the stock of the
 Tupaau RnpOrl
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-05
YUKON RIVER FLEET

Whitehorse, Oct. Swallowing is the record Of the river fleet as reported today:
 Up stream:-Selkirk passed Big Sal mon s a. m. with 200 passengers: Casa passed Yukon Crossing at 8 p. m; Daw- son passed Selkirk : a. ID.
 Down stream, Victorian passed Yukon Crossing a. m. White EOrse passed Coffee creek a. m.
 Next sailing Selkirk tomorrow morn- Ing on her last trip, DawSor WedneS- day evening on her last trip and the last sailing of the season.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-05
THE FLEET IN
 A TYPHOON
(By United Press.)

Manila, Oct. 5.-A typhoou has been raging over the Philippines for twelve hours. Great havoc has been wrought ashore. The American naval fleet, anchored in the bay, rode out the storm in good form and without damage. The wind blew at the rate Of a hundred miles an hour for nearly the entire period of the storm.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-05
SPEAKING ABOUT ROBBINS THE CITY
[Coutiuued from Page II

lNHOANAhAN@ AASAAA obN Asl
 ing SO much as mentioned a second carbon copy, and EVERY ONE declar- cd the bill was unauthorized. How ever there they were-the two books and there had been no sum agreed upon. Representing the matter as a plain hold up and fraud, the council, after the matter had been referred to a committee and the committee report ing iu disgust that they were up against it," the bill was ordered to be paid. It was paid--two hundred and fifty good dollars. And then what?
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-05
KEEPER 0F
 LIGHT SUICIDES
CBy United Press.)

Astoria, OcJ. 5.-Frcd Lars n, assist ant keeper of the Scotch Cap light house at Unalaska, is reported by ships just arrived here 10 have committed suicide. The cause is not keown.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-05

 IN SEATTLE
CBy United Press.)

Seattle, Oct 5--SenaCor BeveridGe of Indiaua, opens the republican cam paign ln this city tonight. Plans are being made by the local committee for a big reception with bands and torchc7.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-05
CLOUDY, AND CALM
YUKON RIVER SAILINGS

The result of the observation taken st Moore wharf at midnight, Oct, I 1908, is as follows; Temperature time obseryst'n.45 above Max. temp. preceding 24 hOurs,53 above, Min. 10 above Mean .l0 above
 Barometer 3004
 Cloudy and calm
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-05

 DECLARED 0FF
(By United Presr !

Winnipeg, Oct 5.-The strike has been officially declared oR-the cele- bration Of which took place several days ago.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-05

Howard Turner, local manager Of the x. c. company came ou, Saturday and is at ,he Pullen house, ard with him R. J. Korte.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-16
There WNI be 20 uore Missing
Word Ids" For q While
Fous DOLLAR Prize unlAe
Q. No One Succeeds in Solving tie
Problem Today, Lists Will be Re-
eeived Until the Soiu; on is Forth
coming.

TODAY j. ihr last day the miss
word advcrti.s, aIcnts vii! APPEAR for
I ne present. :" the regret oi many who
have ben taking part in III" contest
for the past lh'riy day. TIL" contest
has FURNISHED amusement for a 'arg"
number uf people. and the missing
word editor ally regrets that the
time has Cnmc for it TO rl1s@.
M one sent in CJTr"ct anSwS!
yesterday and he prizc to-day i si.'"'
The advert s.nI ut will not appear
after tofa, bUr in case u" ON" = Nos
In q correct answer TODAY. rrpil"S
will I,c received zach day until SOME
one wins the priE".
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-16

dclcgat from the First Congressman
district
On our return trip from Denver
through Colorado, Nebraska. Kansas
Iowa aad other Western states, the
other members OF the Virginia die
CATION anL myself" says Mr.. Fofh
took particular pains to sound 'he
sentiment of the people in the c'iicS
ana towns at which our train stop
nd AMI almost ev' rywhcr" We found
strong Bryan sentiment. s"vcrai
of tho places at which We stopped
have been Republican for the pas;
20 or 40 years, but NC were given
a suranccs that those places viii %
so,idly for Bryan in til fall.
AT sew raj Of the stations MN
he's Of our delegation put thcii
heads on: Of the car windows ah0
d"m9rscd NJ She cr-Ids gata"r'
aruunI tn dcPots. WHAT IN" mat :
With i;ryan. ant ha"k wnG!i come
The cry. Bryan he's the man
Tbrrr Is tho greatest CnthnsIaSm FOL
I!ryaC through ut tn" West. AMI
firmly d, licvc that Ryan will defeat
Taft in November even without carry
iu- New York state.
Mr. Fori vas member Of tn
committee appoir'"d at the convention
+, notify Ir. kcrH 81 his nom ma
tiop for IN vicr, Presidency 10y tn
S,,,y,p,i.-, Nr Ford .IysS VCT'
Interesting narration NJ the ,S"Hi .
the cUaCui ion. Ito I'D the Ni-Eini'
d,IogatiOn N III T;ryan dcm"n~'ra
ton ut DuuVCr.
Mr.. Ford brought bach WITH hin
tho fruulrEs" Virginia banner wh:ci
h. usrd IN tic Bryan dcmuHsi raj ion
Thu. bs.ucr u - e. = long.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-16

Harrison. the IGyetar-oli daughter oi
William Harrison, truck iaffhe'
whose place adjoins Hampton stoc"
farm. about three miles west of AicH
andria.
The alleged attempt To assault MIS-
Harrison was made about O'Clock
Monday afternoon. Mcknight, II Is
said. hal hen lettering around inc
blacksmith shop conduc; d by y. W
Cleveland. constable. When the
girl passed Oh her Nay home II va
noticed that the negro then started
down a bypath that crosses the man
road, s..veral hundred yards beyonc.
Mr. CIcyCiand's attention vas called
and he decided To follow. Tie wa
ONLY a short distahCe from his Shoi
when he h ard tHr G!r' screaming
tor help. Wh2n nc reached hcr the
dsSai!ant had fed.
Miss Harrison old Mr.. Cfevrlano
'ha; negro with a iarg" rock in HI'
-isht haai had sprung from the 70
lag uT tho roadside and had ihT"at
g,.d To XII her IL she mad an out
nv. Miss Harrison called for hell
/ md tho negro ran Miss HarTi oi
avs Mcknight va tho negro VIII
i srratrnc.! Led
G., land went 10 the home e AaE
straic stuart where hc obtains I
| vaTran; for N. ar7cSr of iEc negro
| uurdav aighi tho police Of Aicxlr
| IFia wCrc Trga' s!cI to arrest Nc
kuigh, II he made his appearance II
l hrs city. hat the fairtaN au;hnr'tiT
u j. said. gave 10 iutIma;9un ui ih
| srruugurss 0f thu Grim" e." whtc'
III man l. vented.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-16

Gulfport--to Bakcr-Whitley Coal Com
pany for bunker coal.
Steamer Tccsbridge (BrD Shaw.
PepsacOla-to Smokclcss Fuel Compa-
ny for bunker coal.
Steamer RavcnScraiy. Johnson, Pro
vidCnce-to George f. Warren Coal
Company in ballast.
Steamer Bay View. Cummings. BoS-
tonic White Oak Coal Company IN
ballast.
Schooner Elizabeth Palmer. Smith,
Boston-to White Oak Coal Company
in ballast.
Schooner James Boyce, Alley, Nor
folk-to White Oak Coal Company III
ballast
Barg PARKS from Boston-;o
George l. War;; Coal Company in
ballast.
Barge Baroness from BoSton-to
White Oak Coal Company in ballast.
barge Barayia fr''m LyEn-to white
Cak Coal Company in ballast.
Barge Kentucky from Port 'mou;h-
Ia Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency
Company in ballast.
Fargo Indiana from Prosi6cncc-io
| Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Az ncy Com
pany in ballast
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-16
The Remedy That Docs.

DIR Kings Now WscoNFrv = The
remedy that dos the healing others
promise. but fail to PERFORM" says
Mrs. T. q. PiCrSon. Of Auburn Cen
ter. IA. 1t Is curing NC Of throat
and lung fTpul,I" vi long standing
that other treatments relieved Caly
temporarily. New Disc=vcTy u do
ing me 81 mHrh good that . .c-I ct'".
fiacui "a continued uSc fur RIA
SonabIr i~ugik y. time viii rgstor"
me to p-rfcci h-al'h. This rCn"wu
cd cough and cold remedy and Ihrrat
and ling healer Is sold 81 all drug
stores. SOC and sI.sa. Trial bottle
free.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-16
Gig Steel Oh Carrying Steamer
Ready For Delivering
FINAL Dock FEAl SATISFACTORY
Vessel Cost Over Hail q " lion DOL
lars and is the Largest OF! Steamer
Ever Constructed at Local Yard
Marine News.

The big steel oil carrying stcams hi!'
Texas. built at the loCa! shipyaTd fo'
thu Texas Company. "i New York,
VIII steam to,Iay for New York. The
ycss - dcsigncL for the ccastwiSc
oil trade between Texas Dorts and
New York. hut shc also will be cni'
ployeI in the transatlantic trade,
The Texas vas giyrn her final dock
trial yesterday. tn" t"si being salts,
fsct,-y TO the builders and tn own
ers.
Tn. contract for the Const ruction o.
this steamer was awarded the ship
ysrd last May al a cost "f about
Ssao eco She j. tins larg, 81 ri!
steamer ever constructed nj this port
ard Is one Of th largest on the A.
lariic coast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-16
Calendar for Today.
SACALADES SATISFIES
COURT THAT HE IS SANE
Creek Who Cut Former Sergeant
Crafford IS Jailed for Drunken
ness, However.

Acting Police Justice 7. Christian
YESTERDAY morning dismissed in'
charge Of lunacy againsi Ahcs:io'
SacalajSs. tn Grcrs VINO was arrest
Cd on Washington avenue Tue sday
afternoon by Patrolman J. T. Gray
AMI locked up on charges of drunk
erncss and iuDacy. The prisoner ia
found guilty of being drunk and va"
fined $3.50. II. was unable 10 pay
the fine and was committed to tho
civ TAIL
Sa, aIadcs is The Greek who cu'
former Sergeant c Brown rrafo:h
abou: ten years sEp II probably
will not yray in thcS" paris long
after he IS released from Jail
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-16
NOT CUTE ENOUGH.

Naturally. people distik. t""!iHf
iIrar thy are not cut" cuouEh "
tuEinrzs. Eui NJ prison ~hc - rif
down can sTp-c' 10 10 ~ his brs'
Ss.-fpc T,uz malr wv and vorn"t
rr,sbicr and stronger. tiny make ygr
feel b'ii"r IN every way Price ~
q box. ia boYcs s.. With full guar
an,oc For Eaic By al druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-16
Cleared.

Steamer Manchester inventor tDr
P.ync. DunkiTk-FHTnc.'s. Witty x
Company. Ltd.
Steamer Manchester Engineer tBT
Il. rs. Dunkirk-FUrBcss. Witty 4
Company. It'd.
Steamer Aurcola OBJ DockCTa'
Aatwcrp-Eakcr.WhitI' y Coal ComT a
ny.
Steamer TrcsbTidgc Erl Shaw
Rotterdam Fuel Company
steamer Fitzpatrick ~. :. army
Rog 70. Havana u. 5
Quart crmastcrS' Depot.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-16
SAYS BRYAN IS GOING
TO SWEEP the COUNTRY
Mr. Ford Returns from Convention
gatrvs taste Over TIC pros
poets.

BRYAN viii weep the c~un'~y N
Noy"tnH'cr
Thts 4. thr r-cIiction 81 Nr y.
F,rd shr urh MFs. FORD. rCiurn .
=. ,hts ,r, 8. tsraay morning from
Denver. Col here. n attended i1r
D-mccraiFc gafionaI convention ss q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-16
SEARCHING FOR NEGRO VINO
ATTACKED uT'Ie GIRL
Pole Of Alexandria Want Negro Who
6oSsui,r1 Ms. Mary Harrison.
e. Ths, Place.

ki.EXhSURA. Va. July y. - w
hrcry ~ FairfsN county ar" s"arch-
inE fnF. Errrsi Mcknight. a negro.
. Yeats cd. - wantci for an at
Irxcd attempt to assault MIss Mary
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-16
SHIPPING REPORT
"Wednesday. July IS, 1908.
Arrived.

Steamer Manchester Engineer Br. ,
HcgcS Frrr.sHdiua TO White Ga.
Coat Company for bunker coal
steamer Manchester Inventor OEr.)
Psyuc. Port Tsmrs-toi White OAK
Coal Company for buukct coal
Steamer Aur.oIs CBrD Dcckcray
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-16
sailed.

Steamers pcriaH lBT., Evans. !iroin
puri Arthur iJondcn: Manchester w
vcntor OBJ DuHkirk: Arrc"ia 'Hr
Antwerp: TccSbridze tBr.I R"ii' r
dam: Fitzpatrick ~. :. a.HIy IRAN
portb Havana.
schonucrs Wary y Moore. nh''
i'm Newt r-rvpor;: Harriet e. Ecrlm
Cochran. GIuurc ter. Isabelle u. WHY
Wiley. Bath.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-16

Fitzpatrick, Captain Rogers. steamed
from this port yesterday for Havana.
Cula The vessel carries qua
Of stores and supplies for the Army
Cuban PacificatiOn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-16

kslpssriek stesnrs FOR rsssns.
The United Sistes army tran$ppr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-17
EXCURSIONISTs
FOR WYOMING TOWN
WILEY DITCH COMPANY WILL
COLOMBO LANDS.

According to C.. d. Howe, a real es-
tate man Of this city who returned
Wednesday from Wyoming, an excur-
sion will shortly be run from Chicago
to Cody, Wyo., for the purpose OF
showing prospective settlers yer the
lands that will be sold by the Wiley
Ditch company. The lands are sit
uated near Cody and are said to be
very fertile and suitable to farming.
The train will leave Chicago May 5
and will go through direct to Cody ar
irving there May q. II present plans
do not miscarry the land sales will be
gin at Cody May 10.
Other districts of Wyoming are also
being settled in a similar way. Next
Tuesday the Mormon lands near
Lowell will be allotted to the members
OF the Norman colony there. The pro
ject has been promoted by a Norman
company there and it is said to be the
intention OF the stockholders to re
serve about 10000 acres for them
selves leaving about 10000 acres FOL
: sale to the public.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-17

was discussed, Mayor Foster stated
that the city council had suspended
the ordinance forbidding the burning
of rubbish in the city limits until May
/, and said the council had discussed
providing for teams. He stated that
he would instruct the police to be vigi-
liant and take precautionary measures
against fire spreading.
Clean Up Your Own Yard.
"Clean up your own yard" he said.
1T is not necessary to hire men to
burn the rubbish or watch the hres."
Attorney Goddard advocated having
all Of the sidewalks Ii the city re-
paired and urged asking the women
to plant trees and shrubs.
Chairman Bever appointed the fol
lowing citizens from each Of the four
wards Of the city to supeIintend the
work Of cleaning up Billings on 'clean-.
ing day:
First ward-John Walker, Alderman
Weed and Austin North.
Second ward-Gwen +. Burla, L. e.
Schad and o. F. Goddard.
Third ward-Alderman Gates, II. w.
Nelson and Emil Kiel.
Fourth ward-Herman Schwanz,
Andy Gilsdorf and Fred s. Mills.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-17
REEVES WEEDS
A BILLINGS GIRL
TELEPHONE MAN TAKES MISS
WALKER FOR BRIDE.

II 80 E-"E4-1 yHa.5EHts EHH"I
Miss Lucille Walker was united in
marriage Wednesday evening to Roy
E. Reeves at the home Of the BRIDES
sister, Mrs. Sadie Baker, who resides
On South Thirtieths street. Rev. Wal.
ter Jordan Of the Christian church Of.
ficiated and the ceremony a witness
sed by a few relatives and intimate
friends Of bride and groom.
The bride is a popular young woman
Of this city, who has resided in Bill.
ings for the past year. She is a sister
Of J. M. Walker a we'll known rancher
Of this valley.
The groom is chief clerk of the Bell
Telephone company's office in this city
and has a host Of Billings friends, who
have only the best wishes for the hap.
piness and welfare Of himself and
bride.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-17
mULLlGAN FACES
SERIOUS CHARGE
is ALLEGED DRAYMAN THREAT.
EnED wIFE's LIFE.

A complaint charging G. w. Multi
gan with exhibiting a deadly weapon
in a threatening manner, issued by the
county attorneys ONCE yesterday is
the elimination of a family row which
disturbed the peace and tranquility OF
the Mulligan. home on North Twenty.
sixth street Wednesday night.
Mulligan Is alleged to have mixed
things with his spouse and threatened
her life with a shot gun. According to
the police the woman says that. Multi
gan came home armed with a shotgun
and told her that there would be q fun,
eral in Billings soon and she would BIZ
riding in the hearse.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-17
URGES APPROPRIATION FOR
SITE AND STRUCTURE.
CONTRARY TO CUSTOM
M~ontana's Representative Appears BE-
fore House Committee and Asks
That Federal Building and site for
Billings Be Recommended.

Postmaster Prickett is in receipt OF
a letter from Congressman Pray say.
ing that he is urging the house com
mittee , on public buildings. and
grounds to make an appropriation dur.
ing this session of congress to cover
both the expense OF the purchase Of
a site for a federal building and the
cost Of erecting the same.
Congressman Pray in his letter
says: Il appeared before the house
committee on public buildings and
grounds a day or two ago and made
quite a lengthy statement showing the
necessity of appropriating money for
a site and public building for Billings
at this session.
I'm the past I understand that 1t
has been the custom to make an ap.
preparation for a site mi session and
for the building to be placed thereon
the following session, but I have urged
that the appropriation be made large
enough to cover both the building and
site this session."
"A bill providing for a federal build
ing in this city was introduced in con
gress some time ago by Congressman
Pray and the Montana representative
has kept either Postmaster Prickett
or the billings Chamber Of Commerce
posted on the progress of the bill
since that time.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-17
mrs. LYDIA TRASK
LAID TO LAST REST
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD AT
BAPTIST CHURCH YESTERDAY.

Funeral services over the body Of
Mrs. Lydia Trask were held yester-
day afternoon at the Baptist church
and interment was made in the Bill
ings cemetery. Hundreds Of friends
Of the deceased attended the services
and paid their last tribute to her mem
DRY.
Rev. Daniel G. Dunkin conducted
the services, and the choir rendered
several selections. Rev. Dunkin took
as the text Of his funeral sermon, a
passage in the bible which Mrs. Trask
had quoted to him shortly before she
died.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-17

Mrs. Mulligan notified County Attor-
ney Wilson OF the affair and he in
turn notified Oficey Lavelle and Soy
who took the trouble seeking husband
In custody.
Wednesday nights affair is not the
first time that the dove Of peace has
taken wings in the Mulligan house
hold II the tales the officers tell are
true. It is said that q%uarrels between
the couple have been frequent occur-
rences since their arrival in Billings.
Mulligan is a drayman OF this city.
He was released on bonds after his ar
rest and will be tried in Justice Men
denhall's court.