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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23

nlule' and numerous ducks-all killed
noftn and east of Freshwater. =,
rh ,'s't
Inc opening service of the new,
oatnollc church last Sunday was large
ly attended.
Inc Manitoba has obtained permis.
sion from the Indians to cross their
reservation enroute to Great Fails.
Grading will be suspended when the
ground freezes. The work is now in
progress just north of Fl. Buford
about 200 miles west of this cttv
Mlnot' at the second crossing Of the
mouse, will be the winter terminus
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23

doing business at the old stand and
his stock of direful prophecies, while
somewhat musty and shop worn, is as
varied and snowy as ever He is pre-
pared to throw a scare" into the
people at any hour, day or night. But
business is dull in the prophecy shop.
The people refuse to be scared-Cedar
Falls, Qa.) Record
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23

Judge Henry arrived home Saturday
evening from Davenport, Iowa, where
he was attending convention Of the
Modern Brotherhood of America as a
delegate from this state. .... .. .-%: n r
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23

issues of 1908. besides the gift of The
Companions calendar for 1909, en-
titled I'm .Grandmoth er's Garden lith-
ographed in IS co1ors. 80 +: sss s'..
The Youths mpanion, IA Berke-
ley street, Boston, Mass. 2=: 35 %: z2.Ei&
Carrizozo news., 1908-06-26
A Pleasant Entertainment.

The musical program, pre-
pared by the Epworth League,
and presented at the Bank build
ing Monday evening was de-
lightful affair. The music.lov-
ing people of Carrizozo filled the
room and lent an appreciative
ear to the vocal aud Instrumental
selections that had been formerly
announced. At the close of the
entertainment congratulations
were showered on the participants
for the pleasant and entertaining
manner ID which the entire pro-
gram had been pulled off. II Is
the intention of the League to
prepare a monthly program, sim
liar TO Monday nights, and the
success that has crowned the eff.
forts OF the society in this last
will be an encouragement foi
even better things in the future,
Carrizozo news., 1908-06-26

Geo. Roslington add wife. Miss
Minnie Dalton, Chas. McMasters
and Arthur ROLAND. Two wag-
ons, loaded with tents, bedding,
cooking utensils and supplies, ac-
compauied the party.
John h. Patton went along in
the capacity of guide, chef and
chaperon, and II conversation
should lag around the camp fire
at night, John X. can entertain
the party with some personal
"reminiscences. He can tell them
about herding Indians in that
neighborhood thirty years ago,
at time when the only fish.
hooks procurable were bent
horseshoe nails, with which they
yanked out trout as long as ones
arm and twice as thick. If that
story sticks, he might be induced
TO tell something about the noble
Red Man, and maintain a lively
interest until the party turn:
homeward.
Carrizozo news., 1908-06-26
TWO cniNks DISCOVERED IN A
cABOOSE.

Friday afternoon Mr.. Cofer,
clerk ia the tra;nmaster's Office,
discovered two Chinamen in
caboose that was out of service
temporarily. The doors were
locked, aud the occupants had
evidently been assisted in through
the window.
Will Is. Kirby, night watchmau,
was notified, the celestials were
arrested and searched, and the
officer failing to find them in pos.
session of certificates, escorted
them to the calaboos Immi'
gration-Iuspector Griffin was ID
town at the time, and Mr.. Kirby
turned the prisoners over to the
inspector who took them to Ala
mogordo that night. The chink'
will be required to show why they
are ia this country without propel
credentials. This makes twelv,
Cinnamon captured at this poin
by Mr.. Kirby within the past fou
months.
Carrizozo news., 1908-06-26

people had on the matter, with
the result that the cottonwood
grove was the choice of the ma
jority. A meeting was held Sa-
turday evening and a committee
appointed to select the spot. The
grounds on which the sports will
be held were marked off SUNDAY.
A more suitable place could not
have been found within many
miles-plenty of shade aud a
spring of ice-cold water bubbliug
out OF the ground. A race track
is to be laid out, also a diamond
for the ball game. The pit, in
which a fine fat steer is TO bc
spitted, will be prepared for the
feast. Previous to his departure
for New York, w. c. Mcdonald
gave the committee permission to
use the grove for the celebration,
If they so desired.
Carrizozo news., 1908-06-26
NO SCARLET FEVER ON BoNIro.

The NEws is in receipt of a
communication from Angns, in
which II is stated that scarlet fe-
yer does not exist in that commu.
nifty. Following is the letter.
"Wish you would state ia tn,
News that the report which has
been circulated that scarlet fever
is raging in this vicinity is a mis-.
take. There is no sickness OF
any kind here at present, and
people who thought that scarlet
fever existed in their families now
say II was not scarlet fever"
Carrizozo news., 1908-06-26

in the matter; yet he has vouch-
safed the information that he has
drafted two players from the reg
ular nine. The regulars will
have for a battery, Van Schoyck
aud Crow, aud for the irregulars
ii will be GALLAGHER and Redding.
A red hot game 10 anticipated.
Carrizozo news., 1908-06-26
TIE SITE SELECTED.

There was a difference of opin-
ion among the committee as TO
the selection of the trysting place
for the Fourth of July celebration,
some being iu favor of holding II
in town, others at some shady
spot in the adjacent mountains
close to Nogal, while others fa-
vored the cottonwood grove at
the Bar w ranch. In order to
settle the question a petition was
circulated and the voice of the
Carrizozo news., 1908-06-26

A game of ball has been ar.
ranged tor Sunday on the local
diamond. John Baird has col
lie tied an aggregation with which
he hopes TO put to blush the rec
ord of the regular Carrizozo team.
We have been unable TO secure
the lineup of the irregulars, for
John has been somewhat reticent
Carrizozo news., 1908-06-26

A fishing party left here Sum
day morning for the Ruidoso, on
a ten days outing. The party
consisted of Ed Long and wife,
, 1908-10-20
Home from walden.


President Miller of the Laramie
Plains line. Superintendent Stewart
and Isaac Van Horn Of Boston return
ed last evening from Walden, where
they had been inspecting the line from
Centennial to that place. The gentle
men made the trip in an automobile.
driven by Will Goodale, and yesterday
afternoon, in making the homeward
trip. had TO use q team to drag the
automobile through the spowdrifts. IF
we could get pictures Of the sight,"
said Mr.. Van Horn. and exploit them,
there would be NO dificulty in cony1nc-
M men with mousy-snHs We nesd .
railroad between the two points" The
gentlemen inspected the line from Cen
tennial to Walden and visited the coal
field. Mr.. Van Horn being very well
pleased with the prospect Of the u.
tension OF the road to Walden. Com
tracts have been awszdsd for the grad
ing to within fifteen miles Of that place
and the company expects to reach Wal
den and the coal fields next season.
Mr.. Van Horn will leave for home to-
night.
, 1908-10-20
viii Run to Laramie.

Harry Roach of Denver, a freight
brakeman on the Union Pacific be-
tween tina. city and Cheyenne, in a
letter to a friend here this afternoon
says that commencing about the first
of the month his crew, his brother
being the conductor, will run between
Denver n Laramie over the Borie
cutoff. A passenger conductor in the
city yesterday stated that four or five
freight crews would begin running be,
tween this city and Denver over the
cutoff shortly, but that for the present,
at least, the passenger trains would
continue to run to and through Chey-
enne.
, 1908-10-20
MEN KILLED
BY NIGHT RIDERS
PROMINENT CITIZENS OF TEN
NEssEE ASsAssINATED
WHILE FISHING.
Taylor's Body Found Hanging to Tree
and RiddIed With Bullets, Rankin
Being Still Alive When Found
Both Men Owned Stock in Com
pany Owning Fishing Grounds.

Union City, Tenn. Oct. 20.-Word
comes from Reel Foot Lake that Hon.
r. r. Taylor and Captain Qu.nten
Rankin, both prominent lawyers of
Trenton, Tenn, who were fishing on
the lake for a few days. were assassi-
mated last night.
Riddled With Bullets.
Taylor's body was found hanging to
a tree Literally riddled with bullets.
Rankin when found was not dead,
and 1t Is not known here whether
he still lives.
Ownership In Lake.
Rankin was one Of the counsel who
instituted suits against part es fish
ing at the lake and held stock in the
former organization which controlled
the lake. 1t is reported that Taylor
also held stock in the company.
, 1908-10-20
Earthquakes at Manila.

Manila, P. l., Oct. Recommending
at lao yesterday morning. a series
Of slight earthquakes were felt In Ma
Mia at irregular intervals until $50
In the afternoon. Only four of the
shocks were pronounced, the others,
numbering about a dozen, being mere
ly recorded by the seismograph In
struments, which continued to vibrate
for several hours.
Two sharp Shocks.
Two Of The shocks were especially
sharp, but no damage was done in the
city and none was reported from 9TH
er places. Many persons fed from
the buildings during the more severe
shocks, but the populace generally
were calm.
, 1908-10-20
Bryan Leaves orr East.

Chicago, Oct. 20.-Starting on a
tour which in the next ten days is to
take him into some of the eastern
states and to New York City, Bryan
left here this morning in a special
a attached to the regular train on
the Monon road.
Tonight at Louisville.
After speaking at various places in
Indiana during the day, Bryan tonight
Ky. From then OF up to the eve Of
the election he will be busy speech
making.
, 1908-10-20
ADMIRAL sPERRY PRESENTED TO
MONARCH OF JAPAN AS PART
OF THE ENTERTAINMENT
PROGRAM TODAY.
Accompanied by His STAR and LARGO
Number Of Officers Of eattleshIps
Of Fleet, Making One Of Really
Brilliant Events Of stay In That
county-Prussla Parliament 10
Opened by Emperor William.

Toxic, Oct. 20.-The emperor Of
Japan today received IN audience Rear
ADMIRAL Sperry. commanderin-chief
OF he American ~battlesh-p fleet;
three rear admirals, commanding dt
visions and a score OF captains and
chiefs of staff and flag lleutenants.
The ceremony was n Of the most
brilliant features of the weeks cele-
brat.on.
Message From President.
Admiral Sperry presented to the EN-.
peror a message from President Roose-
welt assuring the mikado of the friend
ship entertained by the American peo-
pie for Japan, and the emperor re-
piled in the most cordial terms.
An imposing Procession.
The procession of carriages convey
ing the officers of the feet to the pal
ace through streets lined with a
cheering multitude was most lmpos-
ing. When the spacious grounds op-
posite the approach to the palace,
known as the double bridge" was
reached, the enthusiasm reached its
height.
Children Wave Flags.
Thousands Of children were massed
there. They cheered continuously and
waved flags. Arriving at the palace.
the visitors were ushered into the
great audience hall, where the admir-
ais party were introduced by the
American ambassador, Thomas j.
O'Brien.
, 1908-10-20
HUNDRED PER.
SONS REPORTED KILLED AND
THREE THOUSAND RES
LICENCES WRECKED.
Tremendous Fatality Reported, Delay.
ed Reports from Interior Being
Now Received-SeveraI Earth
quake Shocks Felt at Manila Yes.
terday, Instruments Recording
Disturbances During Day.

Annoy, China, Oct. 20.-The damage
done in Thursdays typhoon was much
greater than at first reported. In
Chang Chow three thousand houses
were destroyed and eleven hundred
persons were killed. In Lam Cheng.
fifteen miles west Of Chang Chow, six
hundred houses were destroyed and
, 1908-10-20
IN WEST VIRGINIA..
Candidate Scheduled for Fifteen Ad-
dresses Today.

Cumberland, Md, Oct. 20.-F.fteen
speeches are on the itinerary of Judge
Taft today, n all but two are to
be delivered in West Virginia. On the
line of the Baltimore and Ohio. The
first speech of the day was made at
Mart-nsburg, w. Va. where a large
crowd greeted the candidate. Today's
tour VIII end with a night meeting
at Parkersburg.
, 1908-10-20
EIkins Informed.

Elkins, w. Va, Oct. 20.-When the
cables from Turin and London, in con.
nection with the alleged engagement
Of Miss .Eins and the duke of Abruz-
ri. were brought to the attention of
United States Senator Elkins by the
Associated Press today, he said:
News to Family.
The information is news to my fam
lily and myself. We cannot say any
thing, because we don't know anything
about it."
, 1908-10-20
MARGHERiTA OF ITALY WILL PER.
NIT DUKE OF ABRuzzI TO
WE'D MISS ELkiNs OF
WEST VIRGINIA.
Gift From King Emmanuel VIII be Ola.
mond Tiara Valued at Hundred
Thousand Doilars-senator Elkins
says News to Him and His Fam
lily, and Nothing Can n said b.
cause They Know Nothing.

London, Oct. 20.-A special from
Rome says that Margherita, the dow
ager queen Of Italy, has at last consent.
ed to the marriage of the Duke dab
ruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins. King
Victor Emmanuel's present to the
bride, according to the same source,
will be a diamond tiara valued at $780,.
900.
, 1908-10-20
Haskell at Dallas.

Dallas, Oct. Ex-Governor Charles
N. Haskell of Oklahoma and his en-
tire staff are here today to take part
in the exercises of Bryan day at the
state fair. Governor Haskell was
rendered an informal reception at his
hotel at 9 o'clock. He will speak at
the fair grounds this afternoon.
, 1908-10-20
Official Is Detained.

Belgrade, Serv.a, Oct. 20.-General
Yuketica. an official of the Montenegro
government, was forc.bly detained by
the Austro-Hungarian authorities at
Agram. The general left Cettinje
October 18th, for Belgrade. on a spe-
cial mission to the Servian govern
ment. No reason for his detention can
be obtained here.
, 1908-10-20
7iddled With Bullets.
STATIONS ESTABLISHED
FOR TAKING ZOOS.

Commits sioner Theodore Tregoning
Of the fish hatchery has established
spawning stations at Dale creek and
at Granite springs. where he IL taking
eggs of brook trout. and hopes to have
not less than > million eggs for the
hatchery here from the two stations.
, 1908-10-20
SUIT NOT VALID.
Omaha Attorneys Declare Haskell Pc
tition Against Hearst Not Good.

Omaha. Neb., Oct. 20.-The 5000. 900
suit which Governor Haskell of Okla
homa filed In this city last week
against Hearst is pronounced invalid
by prominent attorneys who have IL
amined the petition.
, 1908-10-20
EXTRA GANG LABOR
Frs VICTIM OF PECULIAR
ACCIDENT ON A sTEEP
FILL LAST NIGHT.
caboose Loaded With Men Blown
from Track and Rolls Dew,n EN-
bankmsnt, one MN 4avIns Head
Crushed and otlysr Being Caught
Under the overturned car-sedtss
Brought Here y order corensfs

Judge Hugh Hynds, acting coroner
OF Albany county In the absence OF
DR.. J. A. Ballard, and c A AmberE.
the undertaken, returned late in the
forenoon from Sherman, where they
had been TO take charge of the bodies
Of q couple of Japanese extra gang
who were killed a milo east of
Sherman at 6:55 last evening. The
bodies are now at STRIKERS morgue.
and when DR.. Ballard returns from
the west, he will determine the course
to be pursued as to holding an In
quest Inc injured men, Oh Whom
.e - $500
tanaant Anao.son ~. -. oas 49,
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ooo'es ROUND
Judge Hynds and Mr.. Amberg were
called to the scene of the wreck last
night. They found a caboose lying
about forty feet down the side Of the
steep em5ankment a mile east of Sher-
man. One Of the Japanese was found
outside with the whole top Of his head
torn of. The other dead man was
found inside the caboose. partly
through a window and with the weight
of the caboose resting upon his body.
The remains of both men were brought
to this city today.
Blown from Track.
The Justice and undertaken walked
from the scene of the wreck to Sher-
man, and found that the injured mem
bers of tho party had been taken to
Cheyenne. He saw none of them, but
from those at Sherman he learned
that the caboose was filed with labor
ers, who had been hauling rock and
who were on their way to Buford. The
caboose was being pushed by the en-
g,.ne, the latter running backward.
Just as the train was running over the
high All east Of sherman. and on a
rather sbarn curve. a p1st of wind
, 1908-10-20

- O.
ana FOR building few public buildings.
IL we nave helped to place a public
ouiieang IN many OF the cities OF, the
STATE as handsome as that which
STANDS within q block OF this platform.
We snail nave accomplished q great
work Tor the people OF the state The
Sly attack OF the boomerang, IN the
lace OF the p~uolshed record OF n OIL
Inc busiest and Understanding mem
pers OF congress IN the United States
was the occasion LOT the sneers OF the
large audience. :
ne guarantee Matter
MI. Mohdeii stated nat the matter
Oh guarahteeing bank deposits was not
d iamiiar n 70 MIN as the greatest
OF MS lie had been to keep
MS hank account out OF the
req. Mr.. Bryan had undertaken to
make q great national Issue OF 1t, and
mad CLAIMED to have been the discov-
erer, #nen In TACT It vas discovered
ABOUT tne anne gunpowder was by the
IN the year llo0." me speak
OF Nee ieo 70 Wonoer II MT. bryan,
wnen 20 rum for presfdsntssaatn. Win
tske up 2 ADVOCACY ofstne Geinese
MetaCd o. eeainS VIA -omcsrs o. me
DanA VINO steaA from d depesltors-
oecapatsti0p. ine SAID tnat
LAl~mie nsd never nao . pank faiiure,
ana II Ae peopte OF tnis community
nao Deen paying tneir snare OF e panK
g~uaran'ee lund LOT the forty years OF
tne existence OIL town, they would
ave q great Iund 10 their credit-a
STEADY outno" put the return OF nc a
cent. he complimentcd the omcers
oil the banks here' ana said ne had no
rear OF disastrous results IN the event
OF tne adoption OF the Cnlnese method
Oh aeaihg with disnonest' bankers.
me plan OF uaranteei Danks' ne
said, 3 heen trleo IN several Oh the
STATES n discarded. II is oeing tried
N OKianoHa nov, u Nv = strange
persersion OF . ! okianoma with us
mooei CONSTITUTION 1asnloned by
oryah' "a omitted a provision ior IN
sterest on oeposits OF pubic 1unds' and
MI mons OF tne money OF the state and
paying not q cent II interest.
Favors Fostas savings Banks.
nj. moaaeii iauaeo the postal a v
ihss nank idea n stated MS pelief
mat Inc coming session OF congress
would enact a provision creating them,
wnen the people Will deposit tneh
savings directly with the government
Win tne pesltiVe guarantee OF aDso-
ute safety.
NO principles.
assuming for.the sake OF argument
tnat the republican party has been
aereiict l some MINOR matters, tnat
the proposals promises In the
aemocratn platform were wise n
Just ana proper. Still That party would
not have tie slightest claim upon the
suffrage or the American people In
this campaign. Why? ecaus as 1t
is constituted and has been constituted
for the past twelve years 1t has no
liked principles, no policies definitely
declared and consistently adhered to
Above all things as the party OF op-
position In congress In which position
It must prove its right to leadership
It utterly failed.
Mary Divergent Views.
"As an examp.e let us take the u
rency leg,s,a aa o, las, winter IT. mas
less u currency system is radically
, 1908-10-20
Sails fol America,

Turin. Oct. 20.-The duke of Abruz.
ri has suddenly disappeared from Tur.
in, and the report has gained circuIa-
ton that he has sailed for America I'M
der an assumed name.
, 1908-10-20
Prussian Parliament opened.

Berlin, Oct. 20.-The Prussian par
lament was opened by Emperor VIII
liam today. In his address the en-
peror indicated the intention Of the
government to introduce a mod.dca-
ton of the existing %antiquated three
class electoral system, which has
been the object of much agitation in
recent wears.
, 1908-10-20

When n need Of Job printing or any
hing In the book line call 90 TIE Re
pabsioan. y1rs& elass vsek gsaseaaseA
, 1908-10-20
CALLED TO BEDSIDE
OF SICK BROTHER

J. NJ. Hoge, candidate for county
treasurer. has been called to Waynes-
burg. Pa, by the serious illness Of
brother. Leroy Hoge, and the
length Of his stay is INDEFINITE. Word
'rom the brothers side was not At
III encouraging.
, 1908-10-20
The Balkan Solution

Abiding to the Balkans, the IN
peror said that Germany was less In
terested there than any of the other
powers, but that the country worked
with others for a peaceful and salts
factory solution of the present diff
culties,
, 1908-10-20
CONGRESSMAN MoNDELL 40
DRESSES LARGE AUDIENCE
AT OPERA HOUSE ON
ISSUES OF THE DAY.

ISSUES OF THE DAY.
Several Hundred Interested Citizens
including Many Women, Prsssn,
and Pay Close Attention for Mors
Than Hour and . HaIf-FoolIsh
Break BY Boomerang, Which
Charges Arthur With Crime.
The meeting at the Opera House
last night must have been gratifying to
the managers of the republican cam
paign in this county, as well as to the
speaker of the evening, Hon. Frank W.
Mondell. candidate for reelection as q
member of congress for this state. The
large opera house was well filled.
many ladies' being present, and the
speaker held the undivided attention
of the audience to the end, speaking
for more than an hour and a half and
receiving hearty applause and every
sign OF endorsement from the audience.
Many Of the ladies present voeo young
iadiee. VINO are casllns - 49,
aential vote' ana
emit remark, showing that they, in the
language OF the day. ARE sitting up
and taking notice." The audience con-
trasted sharply with that which met
HAYDEN N. White, the democratic can
didate .or congress = Iew nlsnts oe,
lore. wnen : : .nAn s
count many ol .nem fepupncsns "e.s
present. sco!es ieAvins oeioso lae con
eiasion OF tne tifeso"e = Poin
aaores
rrem'nent Men on ss.ee.
a, tne meet,ns lnst senin .ne
Stage wss niceiy oecors.e1, iA.se
nae neins suspenoea o.cA OF tne
speAAst snd pactulc -. aAlt .na Sne1-
man, me presiaenun cAn
hs asu' ssaS 49,
tae suoee =. ". nls
SEN s:s. pls
~. 1870 49, s.
n oSwe.s. the spsos.
Vioe .fieesoent mem.
OF ne state senate; 'uoee CnAsl ~
wsfd Csfpenesf' HON Atnesay.
1eOIee ~ c.noiaars tor u
senest sno ones.ann Downcy -
49, ~ ..ss,srsa ,s.,,d.s .rr,.
s..s,n. .s.s..ns - ~ .,untv
49, -. $780,
-~
, 1908-10-20
loss Of life
IN CHINESE TYPH0ON

1000 persons were killed. Fifteen
miles north Of Chang Chow, three
villages were entirely destroyed in
Thursdays storm and four hundred
were killed.