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The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-16
Publications, July 1923.
Notice of Application For LIQUOR
License.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. |
COUNTY OF STEARNS.
CITY OF SAUK CENTRE

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF STEARNS. SIS
CITY OF SAUK CENTRE.
Notice is hereby given, that an application has
been made in writing 10 the Common Council
of said City of Sauk Centre and filed in nv
Office, praying for license to sell intoxica-
ting liquors for the term of one year com
mencipg on the first day ofAugust A. d. 1908 by
the following person and at the following place
as stated in said application, TO- it:victor Mid
6lestadt at and in the front room on the fret
hoor OF the one story, frame building,
No IL in the original townsite (Now City of
Sank Centre.
SAID application will be heard and deter
mined by said Common Council of the City of
Sauk Centre. at the Office of the City Clerk of
lheC1ty OF Sank Centre. MINI. on Friday. the
3lst. day Of July A. ID. 1868. at 10 O'Clock a. m.
of that day.
Witness my hand and the zeal of the City of
Sauk Centre, this 18th day of July A. D.
J.F COOPER
SEAL City Clerk
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-16
Card Of Thanks

We truly thank the Masonic lodge
for their kindness in our sickness and
sorrow, the G A RS. and the Relief
Corps, also our kind neighbors and
friends.
MRS. WIN. HENDRY AND FA Willy
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-16
SEAL
Fuel for Canada,

A serious problem for the people Of
Canada to solve is the fuel supply Of
the future. No coal of any kind has
ever been discovered in Ontario. In
the older parts of the province the
timber is practically exhausted.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-16
in CHINA-LAC
Notice

Dr.. n. L. Lamb has moved his
office rooms to the Merchants Ma
tionaI Bank Building. Phone 1873.
{
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-16
For Sale

Timber lot of 33 acres in section /,
township of Sauk Centre. Inquire OF
s. G. BARNARD.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-16

Take your cream to the North
American Storage Company where you
can get the best price paid in this
vicinity and have your money the
same or the following day.
Milk lamb for Sunday, at Stadtherr's
meat market.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-16

Mr.. Business Man, Listen. Herald
Ads solves the problem.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-16

Farmers creamery pays "a cents
for June.I Take your cream there,
they want il.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-16

Stands for the Best in Paint materials for
all purposes. Always use the B. r. 5.
PAINT for your outside and inside paint
ing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-07
Chicago Roarh OF Trndc.

Chicago. Nov. G.-OrGciaI conGrma.
ton of damage 10y drouth to tho nov
oWn crop ot wheat in this onuntr,
'"fsrd au advance in wheat prices on
me local exchange today. final quota.
ions being up eco compare
WIN yesterdays close. Corn. nat,
and provisions closed weak.
TN" market was bulliShIy affected
hy further advances in tho pric. of
lax seed at Minneapolis and puluth.
which il was maintained. du. to- re-
ports of serious damage to tho Ar
''ntin" crop. The july delivery dis
'laSc thy greatest strength and clos
% NJ $500 p ANA May at Si.oa@
The corn market was weak and
i's1d weak with prices of d o. d.
cent. with December al Ga ana
Mas 10 ella ri
Oats were bolr.shly affected Dr. m.
ufth-r slump iu corn and hy ID de.
"i : 10 lp cents n live bore
'nument in th" pin was nealish au
iHN and closing prices nouel lass.s
'i 60 30 c.ute with pork show.
ing tie attest declines.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-07
DEFEND mt EXPRESSES
SURPRISE IT COURT ACTION

'hl.srp nov G-Watu shown TIA.
Milv1as., dispatch .tating that suit
had been begun against the W,-t.rn
Trust and saving bank. w G.. Wall
Ing Rotary ot tho bank. said THAI
he was a- loss to gyflain tho mean
ine NJ Che sHIt H. denied that thor,
htl ha.n ANS watering uf the bonds.
T. j. Osborne. Do ul ID receivers Tor
th. electric railroad Company. also
.Xlrr srd ignorance ~ th, matter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-07

St. Louis, NOV. c-WooI firm: mo
dunn grades combin1 and clothing.
l'H @ light fine 1GF iGlec. hoav,
fine. ia I,c; tub washed. 3O127c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-07
EXCELLENT ROOM AND
BOARD.
$500 Per Week and Up.
MRS. M. {. NORRIS,
ITO East Coal Avenue.

ed. F0URNELLE
Carpenter and Builder
lObbing Promptly Attended TO
Shop Cor. Fourth and Copper.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
Woman pesertss sabv IN chureh.

Chicago. Nav 27.-While the Ange
lus was being tolled in the steeple oi
the Holy Trinity Roman Catholic
church woman carrying a small bur
die walked into the edifice. She moved
quietly up the aisle and knelt for "a
few moments al the altar. prayine
Then she arose and hurried ont OF q ,
church. Apparently she hesitated il
the rear only long enough 10 lay the
bundle upon one Of the seats. The
sexton was locking up when his at,en.
ton was attracted by a sharp cry n
a minute OF two he found the bundle.
and on opening il discovered a four
weeks-old baby boy in good health
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
OLD CHURCH AFlDDrnhANGED
we A1wavs noupht. and U,,io-
Spire of

Mh''lawyer Says Suit Was Instituted
Owing to Pressure On the Part O.
Thaw's Reiatives-Does Not Seek a
Reconciliation.
New York. May 27.-Evelyn Nesbi,
rhaw. through her counsel. Withdrew
the suit which she instituted soue
time ago for the snnulmeut Of her mar.
riage 20 Harry X. Thaw. The motion
for withdrawal was sanctioned bv
Referee Dcyo. who had been appoin
ed by the court 10 take testimony in
the proceedings. and the case was c.
clared discontinued. without costs @
either party 20 the suit. Immediatel 30
following the dismissal OF the action.
Daniel O'Reilly. personal counsel f1r
Mrs. Thaw. issued statement in
which he declared that Mrs. Thaw hal
been an unwilling party 10 the pro
Ceeding from the first 70 was only
because OF pressure on the part OF her
husbands relatives that she rad any
part in such a proceeding said ~
O'Rellly. and that she withdrew the
action because she believes her hus-
bands present position demands he
loyalty.
There has been much misrepresen-
tation as to Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw s
action in first bringing an application
for an annulment and then subs
quently disseminating the same.~ sad
Mr. ORenly Mrs. Thaw reluctantly
made such an application in respons
to pressure brought by relatives OF h6r
husband; she withdraws from the a.
ton az this time because she believes
her husbands present situation d.
mands from her loyalty to his intere g
2nd that it would not serve any cool
purpose 70 prove at time when h. is
attempting 20 gain his liberty that Do
was insane when he married her. e
pecially is this true in the light Of tho
unfortunate conclusions OF the 10
proceedings
Mr. OReilly declined 70 give The
name OF the relative who had hruugh,
persuation to bear upon her TO ms
tute the procee..ngs for the annu..
mcnt of the marriage
Mr. O'Reilly was quoted as sayin-
that there had been no rcconciliatic-
between Harry X. Thaw and his vii
and that Mrs. Evelyn Thaw wante
none He added that Mrs. Evelyn Thav
thought she had a right 10 some hnan-
cial recompense for the sacrifice she
haA made in Thaw's behalf Mr
OReilly said that some step Of THAI
Kind might be taken. but he wouit
rot indicate what form the movement.
would take
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
BROKEN BY STRAIN
One OF Defendants in Capitol
Trial in Mental Collapse.
HE HAD STRANGE NOTIONS
State Comp etes Procf o. Invoices Of
Metal Furniture and star.o % Show
These In indictment Are Different
From Others

HARRISBURG Pa. May e7-The ap-
pearance OF eX-Gorcfncr Stone As a
witness. the report %. the serious
nervous state of Frank Irvine. one Cf
the six defendants and the adlniss on
as evidence of a tWcnty-three-la me-
tallic table. were features watch sorv-
ed 10 enliven an Otherwise very dull
day in the capitol contract onsplracy
,rial Comparatively little progress
was made. the gfcater part az the day
being occupied with offers Of evidence
% experts a. 20 measurements and ar
suments against its admission 10
which the lawyers battled with the
utmost vieor.
Tne state completed its proof of the
invoices OF metal furniture and had
all oi the measurements corrolnrated
by experts holding IN reserve Angus
Mckenzie. an inventor As soon as
this line WIS completed the sfa. Of
Tered @ l'r Der of invoices a. SHOW
that the invoices mentioned In the in
cictmcnt took different course from
others. bat the offer was reduced 20
cover only such as had been put IN
evidence through the experts. This was
10 show that there was no uniform
method Of payment just as the experts
were called TO prove iaxity in billing
charges.
r. Governor Stone was then offered
10 give his version OF the award OF the
contract. bat the offer OF testimony
vas pending when court ajjourncs
Frank irvine was reported as suffer
ing from a severe nervous disorder
at his home at Cynwyd. near Philadel-
phia, and unable 10 appear. II was
and making threats, incoherent and
cxtravagant statements. Irvine Is not
drinking man, and 1t was said tina,
the signs Indicated severe mental
stress No action In regard TO him
vas takep in court. but ii may come
W before the close Of the week.
Irvine was in Harrisburg last week.
II Is said that he attended the sale Of
old furniture at the capitol and ms 81
"a upon making payment for an ina
mary desk watch ne said he had pur.
chased. That evening after a very
hearty meal at a hotel ne LEFT the
table. saying he was going to the hom
Of sister TO eat a fish dinner Late
he appeared with his shoes covered
With mud and said he could NOT find
the house His lawyers say that he
has lost sense OF locality and that nc
/ had told his people al home that he
had been exoRerated by the court
/ In C injection with Irvine's illness
1t is noted that Mrs. Hetty Mann and
Miss Mann. Of Bedford county. are
here to testify to some remarks that
Irvine is alleged to have made about
measuring cases az the capitol They
are lrvipe's aunt and cousin, and Il
is said that they do not know Of mis-
plight. They were subpoenaed by the
state and are kept at a hotel until de
sired TO testify.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28

The long drawn out contest for
the election OF bishops at the General
Conference OF the Methodist church.
at Baltimore, developed "a decided
element OF politics. Private charac-
ter and reputation were attacked
with the same energy and vim which
usually Obtains in political eonven-
tions and primaries, and while il
would appear to be entirely proper
that one who aspired TO the exalted
position of bishop of any church
should bear unblemished character.
yet there were some charges that
were made which seem to have been
OF too pronounced apolitical nature.
The charges against DIR. Goodell
partake OF this nature. From the
press reports it would seem that the
most that can be said against the
doctor is that he has been most IN
fortunate In his domestic relations.
The high esteem in which he seems to
be held by his congregation and by
all who are In a position to know Of
his private life seem to vindicate him
beyond doubt. 1t seems unfortu-
nate, therefore, that he should have
been humiliated as he has by bring
ing so glaringly before the public an
unfortunate circumstance in his life,
over which he had no control, for
which he was in no way responsible,
and which at best must be a source
OF constant modification to him.
The charitable way 20 have accom-
plished his defeat, if his defeat were
advisable, would have been by some
other means than those employed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28

AT a Circuit court for King Georg,
n county, Virginia, continued and held
at the sourt-house thereof on We'd
nesday, the 9th day Of May, 1908.
Julia G Jones. PLAINTIFF
against
Sarah b. Potts, Defendant
On petition to have deed Of trust
marked satisfied under the statute for
such cases made and provided.
The plaintiff, Julia Z. Jones, the gran
tee IN a certain deed % trust. recorded in
the Clerks Office OF King George county
IN Deed Book y, page 81, said deed OF
lst being given TO secure Sarah y.
Potts, and bearing date August LIST.
1878, having this day filed her petition
To have said deed Of trust marked salts
lied according 10 law: and il appearing
20 the court that Sarah Il. Potts, the d..
iendant in this petition. il a nonresident
81 the State OF Virginia, il is ordered that
the said Sarah b. Potts be summoned
by order OF publication, TO appear here
AZ the next term OF this court, upon the
first day Of said term, 10 do what may
be necessary 10 protect her interest in
the premises; and the clerk Of this court
IL directed to issue, post and publish
said order OF publication as the law di-
reefs
A copy-Teste:
+ l.. HUNTER. Clerk
". A. Rose. p. q.
May 26, 1908. my2S- w4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.


Principal Markets.
PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR firm.
winter extras. new. S3N5U4. Penn
syiNania roller. clear. Silctf f21. G.. ,
mills fancy. 5000 :. %. Rye FtDt d
s., 2iy ~ Si7or Ahl FER barr"
$ioui- 1 lcl. corn firm. SO
yellow. local. NfFNsr. OATS qrfct.
No. whit. clipped. 49, -s... ,.u ID
grades. sac. RAY st..f-. t.rn.ff.
large bales. Sl150rlN FOR. llm.
pr barrel, $3.50. biEt sr...f.. 4
POULTRY. Live s;calv. hens. i3
la'-c.. Old roosfers 9iec. Dress.
steady, choice fowls. Ifi-c.. OLD ro,..
ers. l0'sc. BUTTER steady. est a
creamery. 25c; EGGS frm. sc' aci,i
~ -lc. nearby. l1N-c.- weston. Use
POTATOES steady. old ror lus oi
81 m Soc.. new. per barrel sf. $685.
BALTIMORE WHEAT stelIy. NJ
spot, Sl-u- F.. "a Luz. steamer. NJ 81
SPOT. go = ssn.c.. southern. 91t
- &c. steamer. inised 90 49, Oh
steady. white. No. .. 19ie soc. NJ.
}, $50 5Sc.; No. {. 55H 5s'-c: m.x.I
80. =. 56ie q 3lc. BUTTER cf.r.
creamery separator extras. -fr.. h..
lisa iHc., prints. 24l-Jc.. Narrian
and Pcunsy lvauia dairy prints. n. ..
kEGo steady, fancy MARY anu .u
leansNi vania. lii.c.. virginia lrf..
ssL Virginia, ioc., smut en- isff..
NEN l'-.N - UTTER d. lir.
creamery specials. $50. extras. 2-t.- .
thlst tl urst. u .2c.. STAT. G..i.
common 20 finest f2gc.. n-l.sr .
common Co special. f.rf-f.. w. O.
ern factory. trst l1i-c CHEESE q
regular. iuii cream. @. ]. spscllls. l.o..
s ,,.... r. > &C EGGS easier. stat
pennsylvania and nearby fancs lcef
81 white. -'c., good 90 choice. l. %
l.Aac-, Blown nul mixed iauev. TO-.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28

Chicago. Nay -5.-Fort sheridan is
in az upieaya. over an alleged mill
tary scaa-al watch is bcilg inycsti.
stated hy Lieutenant Colonel Finley.
commanlani of the pose and his sub.
ordinate officers. Last Friday night.
according to the report which reached
the commitment two voDnr women
srpearet at ron cain arrayol 81 the
uniforms %. TWO enlisted mon OF the
fort. were passed Gnlttectei By on
Gers who supposed tles were the alb
sent men. and theu Goa FROM tse roser-
walton after a1f.u- e.tn-'9'i he'd their
prank To tha men .ao loaned them
the uniforms % serious punishment is
likely IT, Do mctes ONT
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
AleohoI. Rlonn ID 81 So. &C., -.

Pittsburg. May 27.-Fire Chief Niles
5. Humphries stood IN front Of a show
looking at a display Of drugs al a.,
moment when the sun was shinne
hottest on the plate glass. Su,-ieaiy
flames shot up inside the window. COB
lowing a small explosion The entire
window was ablaze before the chile,
could turn the corner 20 run 90 "a
nearby engine house. The front Of the
store was badly damaged. 4 phial oi
Colored alcohol IN the window became
heated and exploded. A warning wa
sent out 10 druggists whose windows
face east and south.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
ORANGE


Observation-Disclosures Notes.
Lahore, Va. May 25th.
The best game of baseball this season
was called Saturday at Thorn Hill. be-
tween Sunny Side and Ellisville mines.
In the line up were Capt Jim Young.
Jim Gooch, Clifton Gooeh. Joe Keubey,
John Clark, Henry Clark, win Gooch.
Duncan Stewart and Walter Biscoe. OF
Sunny Side, and Capt. Russell Ellis, Evan
Ellis, Teel Ellis. Henry Ellis, Tom Ellis.
Genie Collins, Joe Voolfolk, Carpenter.
and Virgil Harold, OF Ellisville. The
large gathering of spectators, well
sprinkled with pretty girls, was an IN
centive To action, closing In favor Of
sunny Side with a score Of 3S to 6.
Strawberries and cherries are ripenin1.
Children and birds are doing the rest OF
the job.
Supt- E. ". Scott, has been stirring up
the people to hvelier interest In schools.
Saturday he held a rally at UnionvilIe.
looking to the establishment OF a graded
school In this district. Distinguished
speakers were on hand and much interest
awakened but results airs yet to be born.
Rev. +. p. Hawkins. OF Spotsylvania
was q welcome guest at Mr.. +. T. Brock.
mans lew days ago. Ripe IN years and
good works he Is yet active and ener
getic
Mr.. @. e. Waugh, we hear, gets tn,
contract to build the Macadam roads il
fauQuier. No better guarantee is needed
Tor an up-to-dete job.
DR.. kobt. Frazer Il on a visit to hi
sister. Mrs. Towles Terril! The deco In
sercst be feels In education Is marked b,
bis activity for it's promotion
Mr.. Warrick Burruss has given ND ex
press work a while and is giving his at
tsnt1on 20 farming aud melon raising.
Mr.. Aieck Green has so much improved
from his recent somersault that he 4
among his many friends again, iovial a
ever Long live this good boy. and ma,
prosperity and happiness abound for him
The blessings of little son are shinin,
IN the home Of MIR. Robt Powell.
Mr.. Jeanne Dickinson, a prominen
iArmsr near Bibb's store. died Saturda,
AFTER . long fllpese from stomach trouble
Dr.J. B.Hawthofn is booked TO preacl
- Pamunkey hrss Sunday in June, al
DAP services. On Wednesday eve follow
inG. ths distinguished Sopsherner will de
iivsz . popular Iectnre IN the samechurch
Two good cdiorsd people have died n
~ l9>< week. One the daughter O
PoncA EIIA. ths Macedonia sexton. Ii,
ot>ef ~ NJ u George jackson. himssI
ezpsethg 70 d. daily. q
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
VIRGINIA NEWS

At Orange Saturday Woodberry Forest
lost to the Episcopal High School, IN
eleven-inning contest.
b. l.. Purcell, Of Henrico county, has
been appointed assistant dairy and food
inspector under Prof. W. ID. Saunders,
chief officer of the new department.
Rev. A. s Gibson. minister of Episco-
pal churches at Middleburg and Aide
son of Bishop Gibson. was married at
Arlington. Va, to Miss Elite Hull. OF
that place, Monday, Bishop Gibson officl.
ating.
Hon. n. b. Early and K. ID. Durrette
have been appointed by the Democrats
OF Greene county delegates to State
Convention, and j. r. DickersoD and ].
l.. Vowel slternates. The meeting de
clared In favor OF W. J. Bryan.
VIM. NJ. Simpson, a fireman on the
Norfolk and Western r. r., at Roanoke,
was shot and instantly killed by Sallie
Butler, q young woman. The woman
says the man had been deceiving her for
some time. She at once drank time
ounces OF carboiic acid aud was dead III a
short time.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
oonaress sInns 70 XII -

Washington May 27-During a long
wait Tor a quorum in the house last
u-sht the members amused themselves
b. .ndulging IN song The strains OF
Home Sweet Home" Way Down
Upon the Suwanee River and MY
Ola Kentucky Home begun by some
members on the Democratic side.
we're caugkt by others -cn both sides
OF the chamber and echoed through
the building. After each selection the
members literally applauded them
selves. while the occupants of the gal
leries enjoyed the congressional con.
cert.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
ORDINATION

Sunday at Theological Seminary near
Alexandha Bishop Gibson ordained three
deaeons to the priesthood. They were
Rev. David II. lie wis, of GoochIand coun-
ty; Rev. W. r. Mason, assistant 20 Arch
deacon Neve at the Mountain Mission IN
Aibemarie county, and Rev. l.. d.
Vaughan. OF Essex county.
At night In the chapel Of the Seminary
class OF twenty-four persons was con-
hrmed. eighteen being boys from the
Episcopal High School.
Bishop Gibson expects to sail for Eng
land June al
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
Mrs. Aumphrey wsra u a No..

Winnipeg. Man, May p. Mrs.
Humphrey Ward. the distinguish
novelist was a passenger on q Cana
dian Pacific train which by the sudden
sinking of the roadbed on the main linz
100 miles east OF here was deraned
The locomotive and mail cars werc
thrown into a little lake Mrs Warl
escaped injury. but severaf passenge- rs
dollars worth of registered mail is sub
merged.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
ATTIC VICTORY

III - - IL
WHAT republicans Joined wish a
-, a. ..nocratic minority in the
= Dr :. house of Congress a few days
ains ace TO defeat the odious provision
. looking to a ship subsidy grail
game, which is probably opposed 10y
two-thirds OF the people of this coun-
try. IL may be truly said that this
scheme is condemned almost unani-
mously by the South and West, and
il is nothing more nor less than an
other method adopted by the Repub-
lican leaders for securing huge cam
paign contributions. It is not
strange in view of their determined
effort to secure the passage Of this
bin, giving away millions Of the peo-
pies money to rich steamship cor
porations under the guise of encour-
aging home commerce, that they
should vigorously oppose the enact
ment OF a campaign publicity bill
The one they actually passed
amounted to nothing, because it had
tackled on the old Federal election
laws, and will therefore never pass
the upper body, and there is no dis
position on the part OF the House to
pass a bill of the publicity kind
which has any chance of becoming a
law, because in the nature of things
the Republican party does not care
to have the country know how much
fat Ii frys out OF such measures as
the ship subsidy bill and Others OF
similar nature. There will be yet an
other effort made to force this meas
ure on an unwilling House and an
unwilling people, but with the Demo
Gratis standing firm and assisted by
few Republicans who place country
ahead OF party, it would seem shat it
can be finally put out of commission
for this session.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
North Carolina Votes DIV.

Raleigh. n. c.. May 27.-North Caro-
lima was carried for state Prohibition
by a majority that is estimated a.
from 10000 to $4,000. The Prohibition
ticket has carried seventy-eight out of
the ninety-eight counties by majorities
approXimating $500 The election
passed of very quietly. no disturbance
of any moment being reported. The
total vote cast in the state was abou,
III. 600
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
charIes MeIIen Acoepts seruloe.

Boston. May 27.-President Charlie
f. eMllen. OF the New York. New
Haven * Hartford railroad. acceptei
service In behalf OF all the defendant
in the bill in equity brought by the
United States in the United States
circuit court to separate the New
Haven company from its control over
trolley lines and the stock now held
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28

Tampa Fla. May p. - a whale
thirty-hve feet long was captured by a
fishing party ia Hillsborough bay two
miles eff Palmetto beach. \ lombard.
ment of two hours with Winchester
rifles was held before the whale was
killed Il was then towed 10 the beach.
Il is the first seen in these waters in
many years.