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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
@af9ington- Agentnr
-beS-
"QentfGen gorre(ponoent,"
@m. Saunemanu, 1916 Warioa.
StraRe, N.-W.
no A~nSeigen nnb getcaausen entBesem &C.
npnnen DerDtn-
2ufnlbcridJtc aus Mnibingtun.

Sum den Gicrten.
@ie Der pierte Suli begangcn miro:
DtorgclS 8 llbr: Gr6ffumg be5
lrellen Giitrifts9ebGnOcs. SIS merOen
pdtriotiife Nnlprodcn gcbalten; Ole
Warincfapclle colt6crtirt.
AbcnoS SIA llbr: 9eiAhlB Dc
GilupcibulgSfcicrliffcit ourd Ab-
trcnucn zines groBCn 8%riunltteucr-
luerfS am Wotmnentcn-G laB; Slut
milntion Der Ecunipluunias Ipenile.
8 llbr 10 Morgens: abfobrt po-
triotiider @eicGihoiten uno Gin5ela
Tcrloncn nod 9olp McGlroD, nc
nlclclben 8Gitc DcS Sbcritcu Sobr
Wicglrou icin mcr0el.
10 ltbr 30 MorgcnS mo 3 l(6r
Nodnittng5: 9nieboQipiclc I'M uNto-
tionol . @oic6ol = Harf; 9teips Oorf
ocgcn @uibington.
Union 2cogue.Fnrf: Irci 9ait<
toQipicle mo Gin ErciSringfonlpf.
Observation-Disclosures all Hbooc 81
lon0.Ipcntc unO ll-StroBc.
Yicnic uno potriotiidc 6eler I'M
oSodion 8rpue nit Sellermerf.
5loggenmeibc uno Eicnic in 8len
Gd)n oen gnn5cr Gag iiber, utter oeh
@uipi5ien oes nYotomoc @omell'S
Neliei Corps"
10 llbr Morgcns: 6cicr ser otblcs
tiidJen &crcinc III acniinnton.
Icier III Den Torltdotcn.
&n~iicriubrtcn lad) ocn EOtomac-
9fciortS.
6r0bIi6e Surner.
llngcf0br 2OO0 S%beilncbnlcr Dattch
lid an 0onncrltog 81 bcnl Nll8illlg
hcS yGolumbiu . Surnpcrcina" lod
Gbclopenfe : Ncnd) eingciumocn. Gin
Sbcil Der gluafliigler nGbltc OcnYtp:.
gcrl5ug mubrc1O Der 9fcIt nIll Nad)z
mittog nodfom. Nooen uno Sun.
zen luorcn Die Gcrgniigungcn, ipcldc
Die mciitcn NnbGngcr fanocn. Int
Is. oicicS Wonota hGlt Der Gcrcin i'll
,@rigbtruopo 0riping Eorf" lcin CT.
ties bicsidbrigcS S6oltllrncn i'm
Srcien ab.
3upGt.
Ger 32'iGbrige Il. 9telion, Elm Nlts
geltcQter Der yMorplono Greo0ina
Co." ficl, bel @oggernrbcitcl bcid,Gi=
tIgt, biltcrriidS ms MoIicr. @r mllr.
DC nod bcftiqer NnItrengltnG bon lei
llen &anera0cn gercttct, llto ms
vGn1er0cncp &olpitul" gcbradt, no
er ltngciGbr cine bal6c Stunl0c nnd)
icincr Nlufnobme iein @ciit nligob.
llebcr Die Sornilie 0eS Grtruntenen
III bis icbt nid)tS betnnnt gcluprocn.
Ser " at o ms all ouf9c-
mGrmt.
SonCS u. Mution, mclder Dor int
gen Sobrcn I'M nltcn GiitriftS- @ebdus
sc oils Glcrf OrS guoitorS $4,000 me
tcrid)lllg unb %ou9cnblidlih ieine To-
iGbrige 3l,htbauSltroie obbiiBt, lol
nit elmer Nln5ubl onoerr @ciongcner
aus Dem Stoots 3lldtbollic in
Wounospiae, @.Ga., mad Dem SIC
%9ierungS- 3uhtbouie SIT Sort 2eapen-
NORTH SIS, il6criii6rt iperocn. .@ot.
ion lit oieicr &erGnoerltng bur6oils
obbolO urlo mill oo9cgell oppeniren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

81 bar sic 9lidtcr bon icillcnt 9lls
lcil1tpiQCn ~nb6dngig gcntod)t, IN
@iniift scr Gouer i6rcr Ncnltcr
lnb 0cS @etrogs mo ser 9c5obIlung
ibrer @cbGltcr.
gr bat cine Wengc ncllcr Mcmtcr
crridtct, SdipGrmc bon @camtcll
bierber 0cid)idt, llm unicr Solf 81 be
l1itigcn un0 icincn &cbcn3ltrtcrhult
auf5u5ebreIl.
Gr bat mittcl inter ms in Srics
ocnS5citcn iteDcn0c Seerc obne 81.
Trimming n%nicrcr gcice8cbcnocn 9c.
borocn 9cbolten.
IS mor icin 9cItrcbcn, sic &ric05.
moht mnbbGngig bon ser Burger.
lifcu @cpolt ltto crbubcn iibcr lie
81 ltc0cn.
Gr bot iid) nit oltoercn (WtGHtcnl
pcrbiin0ct, ms elmer unicrcr 8erfois
lung got5 frenlOcn unO bon unicrcn
8cIcben nidt ahcrfnnmtcn @criht3.
Bartlett SIT untcrperfcn, inocn or iCine
8cncbmi0ung ibrcll Nnlprii6cn on
9cblifcr @cicB9c6uug crtbciltc, oic.
len nGmli6;
sur GinQltortirung ~Itnrfcr 6ctpoii-
meter SrltppcncorpS bel ms;
5llr gcihiibirng ocriclbcn oilrf ell
Sheingcri6t Dor Der Straic nlli ben
SootihIag, wcnn lie i'm an oelt De-
mobncrn oicicS Stnotcs bcgcbcn mir
bcn;
sur Nl6idncioung unicrcS &anocI3
nit allen 5beilcn Der WeIt;
sur gllilogc BON Nbgobcn olli unS,
obnc unlcre 3lltimmlng;
sur geroubung ser @obltbnt OeS
Observation-Disclosures ollrdb @ci6morcne
in molld)erlei SdQcn;
81 n%lllerer SronSportiring ii6er'3
Nicer, I'M ongeblidcr Gerbrcden mei
gen geridtct 81 meroen;
sur Gernidtltng beS ireienS pltcn3
Ser cn9liid)en @elebe in elmer benod)
bortcn Erooin3, inoem ct cine @ia.
tiir Nc0icrung in oericlben cinIiibrtc
u1o ibre@ren5en ermcitcrtc, nm lie SIT
glcihcr 3eit olsIfnlter nnN ais tollg.
lihca 8crf5ellg fir sic Giniiibrlung
ser nGulliden u%nltmifrGnftcn SEER
idoit innerGolb bicIcr Solonie'n &c.
brolld)cn 6it fonnen;
SIR @c9nobme mnlercr 5reibeitSs
bricic, &crltihtllng n%licrcr iuertb.
po1Itcn @elcte mo GerGnocrnn1 I'm,
icrcr Hcgicrirn9siormcn bon 8rnlO
ans;
5ur Su&pcnoirung u~nicrer eigcnclt
@eictgcbcr unb 5llr Grnl0htiguntA
Sener, ms III nQen mo lcgllhcll
6Glcn @cictC 81 gcbcn.
Gr Bat Der Hcgicrung bier elltlogt,
inbcm CT inns ollBcrbolb lcineSS dll.
ties crtl0rtc mo &ricg gc9cli inns
iilbrtc.
Gr bot rnicrc Wccre gcpliinocrt,
unierc &iiltGn periuiiitct, unicreStGos
tr pcrbrannt llno 600 uno &eroerben
iiber unier Golf ge6rodt.
Gr bat, inoem ct ge9enm0rtig grobe
Sccre mtslonbiihcr Sololin0e iiber.
idiift, INN bas @erf 0eS CODES, 0eS
elenos uno Der Cpronnci ST pollcll.
oen, aIIbeteit nit &artblllngen bon
Sreliloiigfcit iunoSpronnei %begonnen.
pcIde falim hires @lcid)cn III Sen
barbarii6en ,3eiten baben unb beS
SoltptcS elmer cipiliIirtcn Patton Dol.
liz nnpiirOig iino.
gr bat itniere allf bobe See gcfons
aenen Witbiirger gc5piingen, oiegSai.
fen gegell ibr eigencs Soterlano 81
traaell, bic Selifer ibrer Srciinoc II.
9riioer 5l lperOcn, pocr ielblt ourd)
oereii SGnot 5u fallen.
gr bot inter ms innere I~ltiit1nbe
erregt uno 9egen Die gelpobner ilnle.
rer @ren5en jene, erauiamen Snoins
ner auiggeist, beren befannte arie9S.
weiiee iidiidtsloies Gertilgen lei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
8eitern @arpIano Giieu6abn.

@eainnenb Z. Suni. berIdbt Siaen'S% tatior.
ydaIid,.
4.10 Moreens = G6neu8nas Sagerstofun, uH.
& %. Mb., :" g8dpnesburo', gbdnbersburg .iiito.
aitseenonimen Soilittass, Sanrod 'nliS Cunt
berlauo. rt. F,f % .ut.
1.d0 .lsSnbm. - gifsmooation mad llnioa'
Nrihae.
*4.53 Siu6r,. - GrpreBsS hneGISug, SnuptIinie,
!Sdaerstuipn. Saltcud, &npncsbpro., Gbatns
hersbirg, Ghippensburg ii1o, ausacnomrtert
Sonriaes, 5rebetid utto Gnlnlittsbhrs.
" S11iidb, ausgenumntru 8uRntagS.l
100 r MioTaens 9Ori, 9. unO .. Gin. HH0
TAO Morscns Mflomosatton mad EensUsar,
foipie Gnlmitsburg.
1857 MorgenS - 8eitern Grpreb, gSeftminffer,
Sreoerid, 9burmprit. 9lne Hio9e. 9iiena
Sifta. giue WicIntain, @abnesbpro', Chant
bersbnra, Sngerstotpit. Saneod, Cumberland
uno gIfins. buffet Sbferbationss9sageon.
1920 9ta6mittdes = Blue Wolntain Grpreb,
gBeitminfter, @rucebiIe Wreoerid), Thur
mont, Niuc NiSae, glleun Wiitn, Blue Wou,s
tain iilt Snaerstopn. RarIor'sSnggon:
1926 gadtnitiags Saupfiinie. DfIt6 bon
gnprb @rooc, foipie gorf, Sarppcr, Settpss
BURG iinb q. iinb s. bib.
$50 Observation-Disclosures mad Snrtpber.
6.15 Ibenbs-slffpmubdfion mad 1lnion Bridge.
Wnr Samitaas.
II 90 stbenbS = Iffonpodttor rd9 Union
Sur ecnntass.
Q 10 Nlorgefts ~ @iiotnbnatfcu nu& Union
sf's saIt ssH ni aSHS an asinansbIsoaanias etaattonE.
giee:1rai. il. sn.'gefaafsf. Ssa.Yad.:aet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
Baltimore Sampf Tnfct So.

Sie &cr. Siuatcrs N0ft bcibrorrno,
Tnntpfcr ,gtraiuiu" (Mcu), ,Ytabuma,"

Die Scr. StaatctsSoit bc1proetto,
Tampicr ,,@irgiuiu" (ncu), ,9tfabuma,"
y@curgiG"., .Tcuncicf'.r r gr,
Sampler iobrct tiGlid, Sonlitn9s anseenont'
nell. bon ben ~NGi Clinic" sFicrs. Mr, t0-tS,
9iabt' Styaic, G.30 .IbcnoS. oircft mad SIo
4rint Comfort, g~turioll, Gprtamuutb uHo unCn
8linftcn oeS. Silocls. Ncrbinenia in OLD
Gipilt Comfort init Der rs. & 9. Gifcrbubn".
gin6 Titlnnro, s'erbinoun1 in Bprtonoitb nit
benz .Sc1bonrb 9lir cine" ioIihcm 8uQe mad
Portsmouth mo 9tInlliu. Sr gtnriolf @crbins
nln9 NIT Der n%sltlnutic Gnuit Cine" N~orfp!f
mo iucitIih mo rSlb Sumininr Cine" nab
N%clpberlt gSnfbtliGiolt, H.sG, Hifntorb, ga,
mn Ncipsg)orf
liubl6citcn nub curnpiifdcnt 4Inne. 9rrii.
ri6fc Nniiicn5iinnicr clefirif6e geIeud)tut1,
Surnpibc8ur0. 1picn frci. gtcfcrpirtr aaiiiten.
SIiirmcr III 6en Niaet.Nitrcaur Der r@ab eine"
2ipbtsStrnbc; 9. ". g. Sificc. SiiooftGde Der
baltimore INTO GuIbcrtsStrnbe: continental
3ruit ynilntn9" mo Ilbalgb'S 9ir. 100, Hpro'
GbarIcS Strn6c.
Sphn u. Sheripupo, e. Wrnur n,
&tce.Prdf. Ii. Sen. sMianu9er. Sen. =4aif, 4ggens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

@crcd Sec.
oo io0tc mir, ibr 9rdutigom bate
Gin Sobreseintonmcn BON 5lponSig.'
t~u1tieuo Wtorf. @uS treibt or ocnn?"
- yGr oid)tct." Sic mobl olth2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

rsit ann 6ebranab in oer Gambler. unb Wt.
Rehabilitation I'M 10.00 Mebn6S.
Herjeroiruno bon Slnunn it 9 piafs pber Bnrs
IursySapeonS, Gpeiferaten etc. tperbefi fGnsn be-
forat per 7elerhpn in alen folgenoen Billet
g., ct. Baul 1924, ober Wb, 9ourtIanb 1901;
Mst. 0topaI, Station. 6. 4 g., VT. Bernont 312S;
gambsnsS tatioi SnforuattoiiS' Btireau, q. & o.,
81. 9nuI $40, ODER Wb., GourtIanb 2726: mi
Nr. $40. SlosBrcaounb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
&crmiIftc tclcgrapbiidc Scpcidcn.

- ". q. arn1S, Grinder Der
~Imcricnn : Merico Mining & Dc.
beloping So" in Chicago, mno @ol-
ter 3. Giaon @eiGoitsleitcr Der Sc
icQIduit IN Mcrifo, iino III Chicago
bon Eoitnmts . Snipeftorcn inter
gntlagc gcitc0t morocn. 9oS bon
ibnen geIcitcte Gcid)Gft iou ein
S6minoel = llntcrnebmcn fem.
Gas rErolpect . Edrf : Sotel"
III Den GntSfiaa, N.sy., lit pom oenl
Eittsbnr8er 5ron5isfuner . Mond'
Neo. SertllS 2agario nngefouit
porben uno miro in ein Ericitcr &c
nlilor um1eluolthcIt meroen. Ioa
Sotel oientc bcreits Dor me1rerell
Sabrcn fir fllr5c 3eit ocn 3iueden
zines gciitlihen SnItituis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
@araIanb G Ycnninlpania q. q.

7.30 Soim., mad gorf, ulSe. Sonntae.
$50 Iorm., nab Selta. uur Sorntaes.
$50 @orm., mad geIdir, .use. Sonntaes.
11.30 Sprfu., mad geIatr. ausg. SamftagS
unb Gonntnas.
LOO NdGm., mad Velair, MIR Gonnfae9.
1.20 Tahn., mad Nelair, mir Gnmftugs.
$50 g,afm., md Oorf. ausg. Gonnines.
4.05 9iuhm., nad Delta, nuv Spnntass.
5.f5 yiddnI., mad geIair, ause. GonntneD.
6.fO Mberos, mad Delta, ausg. Gonntaas.
HOO Ibenos, mad 3elta, riir SpnntngS.
1t.3O abeubs, mad geIair anss. eonnfaeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
Mcrdants & Mincrs transport. Gu

Tanpfcrsgtnic
Sradt NIB Vuiinnicrc.
y 9iadl Sipitpn nno ocn, Sftct.
Sicnftng. Sunncrftaq. Sninitdg, q llbr NbcItoS.
4 Mad Yropiocncc nno bent Siten.
Wontnn, Srcitnq, Santitn1, Il Qbr Whelo3.
= Mad 9irupprts9icps uno 3urinlt.
IdaIib, ni5gcnuutntCt Ottttinod, 6 ltbr IheroS.
" Jrnht nlQctumitclt ii9lich bis 3 llbr gtadu1.
fir h~crfelbct Saa nbiGbrctoe Sampler.
Siadl Sapantat nno bent 9iiheu.
Sterfing, Srcitn9, g llbr gbenos.
:. ". Wc9icin, 9laent, Yicr Suk Siios8nas ctr.
S~aupt.Shrcan: 8erman. nuo 2iaBt.straRe.
Ul3,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

Der BierOimp |. = yWaric,
Der 9oftor bat mir 8 9icr pcrboten,
bring q 2%intonob'." ~ rotbs obcr
q gelbS?" n, brollns."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

Eaiie CUR Meiie in's InsIanb be.
mureitrahe, nabe Guitom Sunie Glue.
iorst s. Haine, Nr. 413, Sit'Yalti-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

Bate snr @eiie im's MasIanb be.
iorgt 6. @aine, Mr. Alb, Ei,VaIti.
moreitrases nate Gaitum @osir Mse.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-18

They Will Not Separate, Announces
Attorney Daniel O'Reilly.

New York, June 16.-Evelyn Thaw
and her husband have become recon
ciled and will not be separated, accord
ing to statement made Monday by
Daniel O'Reilly, Evelyn Thaw's coun-
sci. Mr.. O'Reilly added that despite
the attitude of Mrs. William Thaw and
other members of the Thaw family,
who have been opposed to Mrs. Evelyn
Thaw, she will retain her position as
the wife Of Harry Thaw." Mr..
O'Reilly said Evelyn Thaw will re-
main in New York so as to be in COM
munication with her husband. .
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, June 16.-Eve.
Ign Thaw again visited her husband
in Jail here Monday. She took dinner
with her husband in Sheriff Chanler's
room in the courthouse At Thaw's
request the jail officials attempted to
keep the news of her visit from be-
coming public. i .,-....
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-18
TO TRY TO TAKE new YORK
SHAM SIEGE TO BE plREcTEp#AT
THE METROPOLIS.
Regulars and National Guardsmen
Will Engage in Mimic War on II
Gotham-Last Three Days.

New York, June 16.-New York will
be in a state OF war this week While
5000 regulars, a brigade Of Massa-
chusetts militia and regiment and
several troops Of q battery Of the New
York National Guard are struggling
with the rules and rigors Of mimic
war on Pine Plains, in northern New
York, ships classed as foreign fleets
will endeavor to capture New, York
city, which will be defended by regu-
lars and New York National Guard
regiments of the coast artillery. j.
Under the direction of the regulars
the state troops will essay the task Of
operating the big defense guns in the
four forts guarding the harbor APP
proaches here in order to prepare
them for the real work of war near
home if occasion should arise for actu-
al service. The mimic war is expect
ed to begin on Wednesday and will
continue for three days tr
Scout ships, will guard the ap-
proaches to the harbor to give warning
of the appearance of the enemy by dis
charge of bombs and rockets. Then
the searchlights of the forts will be
brought into play and once the enemy
is within range the 12-inch guns and
the mortar batteries will get into &C.
ton. Frequent night attacks with the
spectacular play of searchlights &C.
companying the roar of the big guns
are expected.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-18
FLOOD SECTIONS
ARE like Venice
WATER ON FIELDS OF NORTHERN
LOUISIANA is FROM SIX TO
TEN FEET DEEP. If
KANSAS CITY FACES
SERIOUS CONDITIONS
Rise Of kaw and Missouri Rivers, How.
ever, Us checked-Former Registers
Over Twenty-Five Feet When Crest
Is Passed-Danger Is Over.

New Orleans, June ia dispatch
from Jonesville, on the Black river
in northeastern Louisiana, says:
There are miles of land where there
is from six to ten feet of water on the
fields. In these sections people are
living in the second-story of their
houses. In some sections, hoping that
there would be fall, the inhabitants
have built RATS of drift logs, planked
them on the upper surface, and are
keeping their stock penned on these.
The animals are kept alive with brush
and willow leaves brought them by
their owners. There are fully 1900
men, women and children who are SUI
fering and fully half that number are
in absolutely destitute circumstances.
Flood Conditions Serious.
Kansas City, Mo-, June 16.-Flood
condition were more serious in Kan
sas City Monday than they had been
since the present rise of the Kaw and
Missouri rivers, but both rivers be-
came stationary and the water began
to recede. No rain has fallen in this
territory since Saturday, and although
weather conditions are still unset /,
there is no immediate prospect of
further precipitation. When the riv-
ers became stationary Monday the
Kaw registered gauge of 296 feet,
while the gauge of the Missouri was
30.2 feet. The Missouri held back the
water of the Kaw and formed one vast
lake in the district comprised by Ar
mourdale, Kan, and the wholesale dis
trict in the west bottoms of Kansas
City, Mo. The Kaw river fell at To
peka and other points west. Reports
from Missouri river points to the north
indicate that the water receded slowly
In flooded districts.
Station Above Flood Level.
The Union station was above the
flood level, although in Union avenue
alongside the depot express Offices the
water was more than foot deep.
There was two feet of water in front
Of the Blossom house, hotel in that
district, and the railroad tracks on the
west approach Of the Union station
were under water. The last trains to
come into the station from the wdst
came through water almost up to the
fireboxes of the engines, and the most
primitive method of signaling was
employed to facilitate their slow
progress through the water, men
wading ahead of the engines and re.
moving floating distractions and other
drift. The Missouri Pacific, Wabash
and Chicago e Alton are still using
the Union station, as they enter train
sheds from higher ground to the east
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-18
Sew up Human Hear.

New York, June 6. Two physicians
in the Roosevelt hospital performed
the delicate operation Of sewing up q
human heart that had been cut open
by dagger thrust. The victim, 1t Is
said, has q chance to. recover. The
stitches, two In number, were taken
In the heart OF Susan Crane, negress.
who had been stabbed by another
woman. Il sis r. FL sa. &
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-18
L June 4-June lS.
Notice for Bids #. N.
to Construct Sewer.

Notice is hereby given that the
city council. OF the city Of Warren,
Marshall Co.. Minnesota. will receive
bids to construct q sewer, from the
man hole at the III intersecti on Of.
Johnson Ave. and y Minnesota Street,.
south under Minnesota Street to the
intersection Of said Minnesota Street
with Fletcher Ave thence westerly,
under said Fletcher avenue, to q
point opposite the west line OF Lot
five. ~. Block Sixty. (6O). In the
original townsite Of the city Of War
rem, as per plans and specicf ations on
file IN the City Record r's Office In
Warren, MINI. Bids to be opened
Friday. ] June Is, 1908. at 8 O'Clock p.
ID. S5
The council reserves the right to
reject5anY and all bids
VI Dated at Warren, linn, this 2nds
day OF June a. %. 1908. Il Hss 81 53aas
N !. Powell
i (Seal City Recorder.
~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-18
CHARGED WITH 100000 SHORTAGE
Bloomington Ond.) City Treasurer De-
cIared Author Of Irregularities.

Bloomington, Ind, June 16.-Devel-
opments Monday were said to indi-
cate that City Treasurer Harry A. AK
tell is short in his accounts about
$4,000. or this sum his irregulari-
ties as secretary of the Real Estate
Building association amount to $780,
go, and the books of the city treas.
urer are said to be short $1,000. Sc
curities bearing the signature of his
mother-in-law amount to $11, 800.
There is said to be a uestion about
the genuineness of some of the sig
natures to his bond,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-18
PATRICK WRIT is DENIED.
Man Accused Of Staying Millionaire 10
Refused Habeas Corpus.

Ne7 York, June 16.-The applica-
ton of Albert H. Patrick, who is serv-
ing life sentence in Sing Sing pris-
on for the murder of William Marsh
Rice, an aged Texan millionaire, for a
writ Of habeas corpus was denied by
Judge Lacombe in the United States
circuit court Monday. Patrick set up
the claim that his conviction and SEN
tence to death, which has been COM
muted to life imprisonment, was a re-
suit of conspiracy to plumber the
Rice millions. The motive, he asserts,
was to prevent him from enforcing
Rice's will, leaving the greater part
of the Rice fortune to him.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONVENTION PROGRAM

TUESDAY, 12 o'clock, noon
Call to order by Harry s. New,
chairman Of the Republican
national committee; prayer by
Bishop p. J. Muldoon Of Chi
cago; presentation Of the
gavel; reading Of the call by
Elmer Dover, secretary Of the
national committee; presen.
tation to the convention Of
the temporary chairman, SEN
ator J. G. Burrows Of Michi-
gan, by Chairman New;
speech Of the temporary
chairman; election Of tenn
porary officers; selection Of
convention committees on per
manent organization, rules
and order Of business, ere
dentiaIs and resolutions.
WEDNESDAY, II a. m.-caII
to order by Temporary Chair
man Burrows; prayer by Rev.
William o. Waters Of Chica.
90; parade Of visiting march
ing clubs through the hall;
report Of committee on Gre
dentiaIs and permanent or.
ganization Of the conventions;
introduction and speech Of
Henry Cabot Lodge OF Massa-
chusetts as permanent chair
man; reports Of committees
on rules and order Of busi-
ness, resolutions; selection Of
new members of the Repub-
Iican national committee; sc.
lection Of the honorary vice
presidents Of the convention.
THURSDAY, II a. m.-call to
order by Permanent Chair
man Henry Cabot Lodge Of
Massachusetts,; call Of states
for the nomination Of candi-
dates for president, providing
the credentials committee re-
port 10 disposed Of and the
permanent organization per.
fected; call Of states for the
nomination Of candidates for
vice-president.
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Camp Torn by Storm.

New York, June 16.-Pine Plains,
the concentration camp of the federal
soldiers and National Guardsmen, was
torn up from one end to the other
Of its seven miles Of territory by the
most severe wind and rain storm that
has visited that section for years.
Three thousand tents were blown
down, mess shelters were leveled, and
more than 100 horses stazpeded and
escaped from their corrals.
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Court Rules Against PindaIi.

Little Rock, Ark, June 16. -- The
state supreme court Monday sustained
the decision Of Judge e. w. Winfield
of the Pulaski circuit court, that the
governor cannot summarily dismiss
members Of state boards appointed
for two years. thus ending the fight
BY Gov. Pindall, who attempted to re-
move three members Of the board ot
charities.
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Dies of Smallpox at Sea.

Portland, Ore, June ia special
from Astoria says: The transport
Sherman arrived here and went at
once to the quarantine grounds The
quarantine officer reports that before
the transport reached Honolulu one
man, navy man, returning home,
died of smallpox and was buried at
sea.