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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-02-14
NELSON WITH DYING SON..
Senator From Minnesota Will Remain
in Colorado to the End.

in Colorado to the End.
Denver, Feb. Ex-senator Nelson Of
Minnesota has arrived at Colorado
Springs, to be with his son Henry. who
is {, ing of tuberculosis. The senator
has given up all hopes of his sons re-
covery and will remain until the end.
The young man has been failing since
he was brought here last March from
Everett, Wash.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-02-14
Surprise to French Papers.
MORSE is INDICTED TWICE.
New York County Grand Jury Finds
True Bills Against Banker.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE grand jury
for New York county, which has been
Investigating certain business trans
actions involving some of the banks
with which Charles w. Morse, the or
g%anizer of the American Ice company
and the Consolidated Steamship COM
pany, until recently was identified, yes
terday returned five indictments.
Three of these indictments had to do
with liquor tax cases, while two in
dictments charged grand larceny.
The indictments were not made pub
lie. but in asking that a good-sized bail
bond be required. District Attorney Je-
rome stated to the court that two
charges of grand larceny were laid
against "a man now on his way over
here" from Europe.
Morse is the Man.
Following the court proceedings, it
was stated authoritatively that the
mar referred to by Mr.. Jerome was
Charles w. Morse, who sailed for Liv-
erpool a week ago Saturday on the
Campania, but is now returning upon
the advice Of his counsel. Mr.. Morse
is a passenger on the Cunarder Etru-
ria, due here late next Saturday. The
grand jury, it is learned. has ordered
other indictments in connection with
its investigation into banking affairs.
Among the matters which the grand
jury looked into was a transaction in
which two notes for 5000. 900 figured.
The federal grand jury, which also
has been investigating the banking sit
%uation, concluded it's days session yes
terday without handing down any in
dictments.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-03-13

NAME OF OWNER.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-04

tanning 17IOO IT. 100 750
Ado iionaAs
c. c. In
ling w.
N. w. Is
rodsS rods,
roads 26 IS 70 ~ 1850 403S
Iand& N
The daily tribune., 1908-12-04
Description Of Property
Name Of Owner

Tract In block -.
lying 100 It Ely from Pixies Peak
Ave, beginning on 4n y
thence at right angles N lao 4
q. parallel with 4th st. S7.A r
8. It right angles 14o II. to 4tn
et, WY. 47.4 It to beginning.
Also q tract adjoining above
tract on east and extending TO
Coal Crock .................
The daily tribune., 1908-12-04

Tract in bed OF Coal Creek, be-
ginning on N. line Of Railroad
Street (City Of Florence) pro-
duced Ely so It. from Sc Cor.
Block C. c. & |. Co. Addt,
thence My at right angles 178.5
1T. Ely along N. line said block
produced Ely to Center OF Coal
Creek, Sly along center of Coal
Creek 2014 It. to N, line OF
Railroad Street produced Ely
WY 80 It. to beginning. Con-
The daily tribune., 1908-12-04
Part OF Section or Lot

beginning at point 4.37 ch.
East of NV Cor. SWH SEH :.
thence n. 13 degrees 30 min. e.
! CHI. thence S. 76 degrees, 80
min. r. 5.36 CHI. 8. 13 degrees
30 min. w. 4.92k CHI, N. rs de-
30 min. w. 1.S5 CHI, N. All ch.
w. 2.63 ch. to beginning (sub-
ject to lease) ..............
Beginning at point 4.37 CHI.
f. OF NV Cor. SWA SEK
thence r. 2.63 CHI. s. All CHI,
N. II degrees. w. 0.s9 CHI, 8.
10 degrees, w. BET CHI. N. rs
degrees 30 min. w. 2.01 ch.,
N. 13 degrees 30 min. F.. 0.91
2-3 CHI. N. rs degrees 30 min.
w 0.S2 CHI. N. 13 degrees 30
min. f. 6.71 ch., to beginning.
Permanent wagon road from
above tracts southerly to Pc
troleum ave. city OF Florence.
Beginning at intersection OF A.
T. & s. F.. r. r. Rt Wy and
Tanners place 1927 IT. N. 13
degrees 30 min. f. OF Sc Cor.
NEA SEH ...... ....... -.
thence N. 13 degrees 30 min, r.
955 IT. thence 67 degrees w.
672 It., s, 13 degrees 30 min.
w. 97l IT.. 8. So degrees East
666 It. to beginning with oil
rights under X. II. Rt Wy.
Beginning at Sc Cor. NEA Sc
a ............ ........ $50.
thence N. 13 degrees 30 min. T..
S77 It,. N. SO degrees. W. $50 It.
8. 13 degrees 30 min. W. 1110
It.. f.. 66S II. to beginning
Permanent wagon road along
East line Joining Tanner tract
and westerly along G. G. & I
and Grossmeyer tract to Pc
troleum ave. city OF Florence.
Lots IL to 20
25 It. OF west side lots I. 2. 80.
Eh ......... -. -. ....
Beginning at Sc Cor. r..........
thence Sly on line with f. line
said block IA. 200 It. WY In a
line with center OF 3rd St. 400
IT. My on line with f. side
Pixies Peak ave-. 200 II. Ely on
line with 8. line said block 400
r. to beginning, subject to a
Lots 20, %, "a ............
Beginning on East line Pixies
Peak ave. 30 II. N. OF intersc'n.
with NJ line End st. city OF Flor
ence which point is opposite
and In line with Sc Cor. blk. Q.
Jas. A. McCandless Add. thence
My on r. side Pixies Peak ave-.
$50 It. Ely In line with N. side
said block and g. line 3rd st..
$50 It. Sly parallel with f. line
Pixies Peak ave, $50 II. WHY
$50 IT. TO beginning. Except RI
Wy for streets n any.........,
Lots I to 10 incl. IT. 1s. 10, 20
and 25 to 32 Incl. cl...,......
] to 32 incl. ........ ......,
3. II to 22 Incl. ...............
1.2.2. 4. 8. VIZ and 8 to 16 in
All OF block and all OF block 8
Reserved tract 1913 II. by 42.6
n. by 1921 n. by 694 n. lying
west OF f21 acres) s)............
Commencing 125 It. w. from
NV Cor. lot 9..............
thence w. along s. side Front
st. so IT,. 8. 100 IT.. E. 81 IT.
N. so n. to beginning. ......
Beginning $50 It. Il. OF SW Cor.
SEk SWH ....... ... -.
thence f.. 143 IT,. ~ 6s degrees
w. 1876 n. 8. II degrees 30 min.
w. 90 H. to beginning. Except
Rt Wy and tract to Johnson.
trustee ........... ........
Beginning mt NV Cor. lot 9....
thence w. 25 IT,, 8. 107 IT,, 2.
20 It. N. 1862 H., to beginning.
Beginning at NE Cor. block. ...
thence 8. 13 degrees 30 min. W.
2A2 ch. 8. 7G degrees 30 min,
The daily tribune., 1908-12-04

l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, ., ~, Sts u, 10
IA, 10, 16. II. IS, 10, 20, Il. ~,
23 ....-. ........' '.'..''
6, is, II. 1s, 10. 20, 81, %, %. 2s. ,
|, 2 ............ ..''.'''' '''''' :
6, Z. IL, IL, 1S ........''....'''
/, 10, IL. IL ................''
IL. s, 6. 10, 16, 2o.....,.....:.'
Triangular tract fronting 1854
IT. on n. side Main St Florence,
by 24.3 It. deep on West End, by
2OS.5 It. on back, less lot 35 IT.
front by 24.3 IT. deep off OF West
End opposite block ............
6 & W2h It. OF 5..............'
In SEA SWA beginning at SE
Cor ot,SWA SWA sec. 16. thence
r. % rods. n. 13 degrees. e. to
d. & r. G. Rt. OF Wy. thence
following Rt. Wy. NWly dlrec-
tion to point N. OF point OF be-
ginning, thence s. to beginning.
except tract of 032S acres sold
The daily tribune., 1908-12-04

Name Of Owner
The daily tribune., 1908-12-04

Singleton, oliver & Clara. Lots 60.
81, N. Of line $50 It. N. Of and
parallel with New York ave.
Lot 81 N. OF a line 140 IT. N. OF
and parallel with New York ave.
Lots So and VIZ 81, N. Of line
12O It. N. Of parallel with
Nam York aye Ell "a all 6h. $50.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-04

cor. NEh SWA ........... 80
thence s. 35.03 rods. s. &C de-
grees 30 minutes. II. 1850 rods
NJ II degrees. 30 minutes. w.
43.44 rods. N. Sc degrees. w.
1878 rods. ~ 81 degrees w.
375.s IT. to beginning .........
Sk Swh. NEk SWA. SwA
SEX, NwA swA less 10 acres
to r. l.. Dooley. ..............
NWK. 81 NEh. NWA NEA.
SWh NEh ..... ...... ...
Commencing 1894 ch. r. OF NV
Cor. Sec. 90. thence r. 8 ch.
8. 30 degrees. w. CHI. N. II
degrees 30 min. w. 7.49 TO be-
ginning ........ ..... .......
Commencing nj NE Cor. NWK.
thence s. ~ rods. N. 75 degrees
w. 70 rods 20 links, N. IL do
grees ID. IS rods. east 81 rods
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
COL. TUCKER ARRESTED
FOR DESERVING WIFE
Husband Of LOgan'S Daughter
CaughtFI9elng With AnOthGr.

st. Louis. Mo, oct. 14.-Lieutenant
Colonel William +. Tucker. n paymas-
ter OF the United States army. was ar
rested on a Wabash train at the De
catur. ILL.,, station on the charge OF
deserving his wife, the daughter OF the
late General John A. Logan. Too in to
Be taken from the train. Colonel
Tucker agreed TO return without re-
QUESTION papers and came on to ST.
Louis In the custody OF Sergeant VIII
liam O'Brien, of the Chicago police de-
partment who made the arrest.
Tucker was accompanied by the wo-
man for whom he deserted his wife
and whose name was not learned. by a
woman nurse who was taking charge
OF him and 10y two men servants.
Tucker was on his way TO Hot
Springs. Ark, from Mount Clemens.
Mich. The warrant has been out for
some time, but IL was held OF - order
70 catch Tucker in Illinois.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
TRUE TO LIFE.

Thanks" said the tracodian:
many thanks for your good opinion.
/ always study from Nature-from Ma
ture. sir In my acting you see re
Elected Nature herself"
TRY this cigar" said an admlrer
Of Nature revcrently. Now. where
did you study that expression Of in
tense surprise that you assume in the
second act?"
From Nature. sir-from Nature.
To secure that expression. / asked an
intimate friend to lend me five pounds.
lie refused. This caused me no sur
prise. / tried several more. Finally I
asked one who was willing 10 oblige
me. and as he handed me the note
! studied In glass the expression Of
my own face. ! saw there surprise,
but IL was not what wanted. II was
alloyed with suspicion that the note
mieht be a bad one. l was in de-
spair"
We'll" said the other breathlessly.
Then an idea struck me- I re-
solved upon a desperate course. / re-
turned the five pounds TO my friend
the next day aud on his astounded
countenance ] saw the expression /
was in search of."-Royal Magazine.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
srothsrs Murdered and Robhed.

Oswego, n. Y, Oct. IA. - When
Charles Ward. surprised at getting no
response 70 his rapping at the house
or his neighbors, John and Peter Bohli.
at ingalls, Crossing. broke in the door,
he found the two brothers dead. They
lay on the floor. both with several bull
let wounds in their bodies and their
heads battered in, evidently with IN
axe, which lay beside them. The rifled
pockets Of the two farmers. an empty
wallet on the table aud the ransacked
trunk upstairs indicated that robbery
had been the motive, but there was
every evidence also that it was not
accomplished until after a fierce nght
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
Tranps Bind sov 20 Train.

Bound with a wire rope to a rail
road train. near Allentown. Pa. that
was about TO move by two tramps.
Harvey Fatzinger. a sixteen-yearold
boy. after a desperate struggle man
aged TO release himself and started
for home. falling exhausted at the
doorstep. lie is now in a critical con
dition IN consequence Of the treat
ment he received and from fright.
Young Fatzinger was held up In an
isolated spot by two tramps. who. az
tey they had relieved kim OF his pay.
tied a rope about his neck and led
him about the country, stopping at
several out-of-the-way hotels. where
they spent the money In drink. Fatz-
niger being in the meantime tied 70 9
tree nearby.
Finally they bound his hands with
a wire rope and, tying him to rail
road train that was about TO move.
abandoned the boy, expecting him to
be killed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
PHILADELpRIA'S
PICTURE PARADE
Story Of Old City Told in
Gorgeous Pageant.
OVER 5000 WERE IN LINE

wife and sister-ln-Lsw Held For Kill
ing ?. Clayton Erb-shot Wife at
Church Door-Csss o. Leprosy In
camden-He Made Canes For PrssI-
dents-5oy Murdsrsrs Get Twenty
Yesrs-Kiiled In Motor Cycle Race.
John W. kern's Son Has Paralysis.
Killed Man She Was Forced to Wed.
Philadelphia's greatest picture pa
radcliffe historical pageant of Found
ers Week-brOught hundreds of thou
sands Of persons TO Broad street
where. FOR a distance Of more than
four miles. they reviewed the spec
tacle. covering every event OF import
ance IN the 225 years existence Of the
city.
The procession included as partici-
pants about 400 persons on floats and
fully 5000 on foot and horseback.
The pageant Is said TO be the first
OF the kind to be held ia the United
States. It has been prepared along
lines similar 20 that given at the Que
bee celebration last summer.
The more notable historical floats
representing the pre-Revolutlonary
periods were: Onrust. First Ship to
Enter the Delaware River. Penn Under
Arrest. 1868; PENIS Treaty With the
Indians. Palatines Going to Take the
Oath. 174O
The colonial Philadelphia" section
depicted the proclaiming OF George /.
ia 1714 by the governor and council.
a street fair OF 1T40. the coming to
town Of Benjamin Franklin from Bos-
ton I'm 1923. the first Ere company. the
old London coffee house Franklin and
his kite. the founding OF the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania the arrest OF
pirates in 171S and other scenes. In
the street fair scene there were 40
girls wearing the costumes OF 174O.
The revolution was treated in the
fourth division with such historic
scenes as the resisting OF the stamp
act. Nirginians coming 90 congress.
New Englanders coming 20 congress.
John Paul Jones. the signing OF the
Declaration of independence the max
ing Of the Dag. the liberty bell. a group
comprising washington. Wayne and
Lafayette IN 1871. the entrance OF the
British in October. lT77. Franklin at
the court OF Louis XVI Robert Nor
ris OK train. Americans on the way 20
Yorktown in 1871. Rochambeau and
the French allies. and lastly the flags
captured at Yorktown.
Later periods Of the city's history
were shown 10y floats representing
Wasbington's Inauguration. 1898: the
visit OF Lafayette. 1894; Lincoln in
Philadelphia. 1864. and the Centennial.
1876.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
THE POLITICAL QUESTION.

My voice is still for war.
Gods. can a Roman Senate long de-
bate
Which of the two choose, slavery OF
rehabilitation
We are sometimes asked as to our
position relative to the present po-
litical contest. We confess that we
feel uncomfortable. when we con
template either phase of the situa-
ton. When we read the platforms
of the political parties unaffected by
outside inuendoes and assertions. the
Republican Party platform alone
holds out definite pledges to the col
ored people of the nation. If we
looked no further and IL we believed
all that its representatives in the
doubtful States say to us, we would
go no further. There would be nc
cause FOR further meditation. Every
colored man In the United States
would necessarily be a Republican
and would Loyalty support the ticket
named at Chicago.
But then here comes the Indepen-
dents, the kicking" contingent OF
the colored race with their lurid
pictures OF Brownsville, Texas, the
discharge of the 1917 members of
Companies b. c, and d of the Twen-
ty-ffth United States Infantry and
the refusal of a Republican President
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17

the Philadelphia police department in
the combined alderman's hearing and
coroner's inquest to fix the responsi-
bilty for the murder Of Captain j.
Clayton Erb. national guardsman and
politician, who was shot 60 death at
his country home, Red Cables. near
Media, Delaware county, Pa
The coroner's jury promptly found
the following verdict;
1--WE ind that j. Clayton Erb's death
was due to internal hemorrhages, the
result OF gunshot wounds inflicted by
Mrs. Cetharine BeiEel"
Magistrate Robert Smith immediate
ly held Mrs. Beisel and Mrs. Clayton
Erb for trial without bail District
Attorney McDade argued that Mrs.
Erb had been proved to be an acces-
sorry to the killing.
The commonwealth made it plain
that il will proceed on the theory that
Mrs. Erb. after dining in her own room
with her sister. Mrs Beisel. to whom
Erb had Cancelled the hospitality Of
his house. had gone secretly to the
Village Green inn after her husband
that she and her sister had drunk pOr-
ter in the Inn and had made an agree
ment that she would telephone to Mrs.
Beisel n there would be trouble in
Red Gables. the Erb home.
She said she and her husband had
exchanged bitter words and that she
had telephoned her hister, that she
had battered at her husbands door,
the woodwork showing evidence OF
this action; that Captain Erb had
come FROM his room and that his wife
had thrown a glass or vase at him.
cutting his scalp 10 the skull in a
wound two inches long, from which
the blood flowed freely.
Then. she said, Erb was shot. the
first bullet breaking his leg. and as
he fell the second bullet struck him In
front just below the collarbone. break
ing the first rib, blowing downwas
through the lung. fracturing the SPIN
column and passing through the body
In the lower part OF the back That six
shots in all were fred. four Of them
going wild.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
SO VIC 81 chureh 3d..

Following his wife to church Sun
day. William Bennington. middle
aged man, residing near Delta. York
county. Pa. shot her through the heart
and then killed himself The double
killing was inspired by jealousy. A
short time ago. il is said. the husband
accused his wife OF infdelity.
When Mrs. Bennington. accompanied
by a neighbor. neared the church
door. her husband. in a carriage. over.
took her. He ordered the other wo-
man 20 move on while he talked TO his
wife. After few words between them
the man was seen 90 raise a shotgun
and fire at his wife. Bennington then
drove down the road 20 State hill.
where he reloaded the gun and shot
himself
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
Fought and eled.

Uncle George. did you 90 any
hghting in the Spanish WARP"
Yes, my boy; was fighting nearly
all the time. Those mosquitoes down
in Florida, where we camped, were
The fiercest things you ever heard Of"
But weren't you in any battles.
uncle?"
20, yes; we had a few little Skin
mishes over in Cuba, OF course; but I
thought you wanted me to tell you
about real war and bloodshed." Chi
czgo Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17

Young Mani am TO be married in
about month. and I'm looking for a
home. What is the rent OF these
flats2
Janitor-H'm. Did the girl you IN
tend to marry ever have a mother?
"a mother? Certainly"
"A grandmother"
cot course"
HIN! Let me see. Did that grand
mother have a daughter?"
why, yes"
And did the daughter have a daugh-
ter?"
Great snakesi OF course"
Very sorry. sir; but / can't rent
one OF these fine flats to people like
that I'm afraid having children runs
In the family. New York Weekly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
MARKET QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.

PHILA ELPHIA-FLOUR steady:
winter extras new. $975Q3.90; Penn.
sylvania roller, clear, $4l425; city
mills. fancy, $5.S546 RYE FLOUR
quiet; per bbl.. $4.156425. WHEAT
steady; No. red. western. $i.O2hQ
LOB. CORN quiet; No. yellow. local.
s6GS6l1c. OATS firm; No. 2 white
clipped. SAG size; lower grades. sec.
HAY steady; timothy. large bales.
$3.50. POULTRY: Live steady: hens
1412c.; old ROSTERS, loo. Dressed firm !:
choice fowls. l4hc.; old roosters, loo.
BUTTER firm; extra creamery. sic.
EGGS nrm; selected. 20 d31c.; near
by, 26c.; western. 26c POTATOES
steady; per bushel, 750SOc. Sweet
Potatoes, Eastern Shore, Va, $1QI25
per barrel
BALTIMORE-wH firm; No.
2 spot $l05hQ1.05Z steamer No 2
spot, $L0OA 4-.0Olz; southern. $I.O0A
q1.03h. CORN firm; southern. s2E
QS7c.; year, 6SG6SAc.; Jan, 679s a
677sc. OATS steady; white, No. 3.
53c.; No. 3, 52Q52hc.; No. 4, 5OH G
bic; mixed, No.~2, 51651hc; No. 8.
b0U5014c. BUTTER frm; creamery
separator extras, 2S1zQ29c.; held. 81
G22c.; prints, 29d soc; Maryland and
Pennsylvania dairy prints. 16c. EGGS
steady; fancy Maryland, Pennsylvania
Virginia and West Virginia, 24c.
southern, CSC. per dozen.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17

Charles Clark. sixteen. a Barbados
negro. is a patient ia the Camden On.
j. County hospital at Blackwood. SUI
fering from well developed case OF
leprosy. The young man came TO this
city from the Barbados with his faith
er three years ago. He became ill
some time ago and went 20 a Phila-
delphia hospital, from which he was
discharged after a short time. After
returning 20 his home he was taken
in charge by the overseers OF the poor
and sent to the hospital. where the
nature OF his silment was discovered.
a shed was built for him in the rear
OF the hospital, and there he Is kept
with an old colored inmate OF the
almshouse on guard duty.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
Asks $4,000 For $40 Bill Of 177t.

New York. oct. IA e10 note OF
The English colony of New York. is
sued Feb. 16, 177l. 1877 years ago and
before the Declaration OF Independ-
ence, has been presented to Comp
troller Metz. with a request for pay
ment He has been staggered by the
figuring OF his experts, who have in
formed him that II the city is obli-
gated TO redeem the note, with com
pound interest to date, il will have to
pay over something like 1000.
Comptroller Metz has asked the cor
poration counsel for advice The note
was sent to the comptroller by a com
mercial agency. 1t is in a good state
OF preservation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
Women Held For Killing Erp.

81 shot Captain Erb. l am sorry.
but I could not help it. He pointed
revolver at me. Suddenly / had the
strength OF seven women. / took the
revolver from him and pressed the
trigger. II kept on shooting ] could
not stop it."
This is the story OF Mrs. Catharire
Beisel. of 16z South Fifteenth street,
Philadelphia. as retoid on the witness
stand by Detective Richard Doyle. Of
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
rsft,s erothsr Don't Want otse.

Waterbury, Conn, Oct 14-Horace
d. Taft, principal of Taft school at
Watertown. and brother OF William
Il. Taft. Republican candidate for
president, refused 20 run as a nomi-
nee for representative in the state
legislature at the Republican caucus
held in Waterfowl. Principal Taft.
while he will work for the best inter
ests OF Watertown. could not even
think of running for a political office.