davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
PARTICULARS ABOUT
 koYUkUk STRIKE

Tn. fHIaUjHE rdrticulars regarding in. a.sau, -tr4k. 38 J8,. Kuvukuk dis lEfrf vaf. ra,eitsd by E coke Hu tn -rr 9~r r,aff
 Naaut idg lasr part rf Nuvembsr nI- son. Nud,r~uu and ul~aH. sinking or t6-#HHe befVgsu Nrs 3 and below #t-ee,.rs on Nerw rr,ek ,uyyHcJ b, E.-as aH1 Johnson rs-peeuy,Iy1. struck b,d rock at depth of ls5 feet 1a=- above bod ruek thcy found a Ihir stratum af sratst that went 5z cents fs t-s pam rh, first bucket t> yansl fa.a uasl as.tk WeH' Saaa Including SfH auzEat This ua~ au the rim Hras. ta.s f,ud thr bedrock dir- E- HI la. gn,,l gat thicker and
 THs pans tgaw a er-sJct# #au H.. rrek si.a.H sIss65 and q Htuo a.. # .h- autt tvp pans Neut es.- NH.sfr uttaar iu a= pan faasH taa#t #H hsJ uet rr1Euged Szlf a..z seven aaHF#at#g fzrrz u-ut zzf #Haas fHr fata fsr talt huek.5
 yt.s. | ssai#et tret tbe ex-
 sT.j u Hs afl IaA~ a1ea ri#h-
 U#t azaHz#tHtz sHaff fa=sns El=a. pa#.ue.r af f.e .eHrHs had p..a aaa, 5u. determine z-. =z.#.. 1F E-.. D.. along a.. tH#H- lsH..a l'.z.r-sa =Edeard- arc #- H# Nr 5 h..aa. and seaa daer fs. H.. .#E a.la.l 4az,l u4r asd- r#.e saHau aad NgcunamsN ar, @#.HHs au N" $ below. and Captain 1a.a-.a EHws~aa and Gilbert will =aa m Na 3 hriaa N4 a8e but |elasau. Anderson and pl~4u have hrd- e..s ta,refors 4 eaHuat e, detrf- Huaa whether The marvellous fad is a I=..a=f uf T ehmnHt
 FraI Sa0 o#d Elmer c5iH9m tushf NJ from Ga-bt far S5aHna f-r #a- upper tooe foot H.=bad gn- .s# t#e 1as,tf asa fa,. ia Olson Audsr- -ar md u5zou frf rra-ugsrus
 G F. rumm.r Hl Frank Smith HauEHf $a. > tsia##
 t.g#. a-f summer aa No sdhexr NaH sH.aE. Williams tank between ss -na and zs.uHn fum a ~hart aheat .s# f=.f -aaara The pay Has close n. IH. -urfIH. and very coarse.
 General excitement prevails. but u9 fa tHe dF-f 9f lhfs srar "ulF aa'. at tso -emr'dsf- had reached Ee'tIe-
 -rHrH,=afr plenty af provisions lj iFeft.e~. but frri9Ht x aisn. t- cents geI Eausd ta fhe ererlz
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
FAIRBANKS WILL HAVE
 BASKET BALL TEAMS
Special Weekly Letter to Nome Nugget.

Special Weekly Letter to Nome Nugget
 FAIRBANKS. hH. fs. lso>. \ meeting ot tbc ynambrr of commerce has been called for Fsb. for the rur- poze of rrorEaufztHE mat boJe and t possible ~yc to th. matter of engaging a secretary. Vuu shall l. a ra5d ene.t and lr1k arter tHe deta#f- af tHr ebam- h,r tt ail limz EisHts-ef fba tu-t- ness mon hat, signed Ju- raHs as a result "f tho enthusiasm shown.
 Tho Fairbanks post lnj,, under Maj Chm i~ coming iu for a lat of quiet ce8-Hr Papers nm letters tblt have been H,.IH # the 1a,~tstGea far som. tma E,ra5g navigation hJyc bgru sgut lu 5h, department a, Washington pw- ms ta ts art tta sH.1 have been wenfr fa gst satisfactory ,NzHsta iH tha local afHee.
 ! VI. I#JWsr f.r#eT#s.a af Nome. has haHa hu-. aalias =ftst ftsy daEz =estms signatures ta r p,ataa asaiae .he atuoe4.s grHyrra H-mrtmrut and tHs Hfe~aeHt t1 appoint Him district ltturay of ths division t. jH. event thaf &ar#a4#t Haf#. forced ta ra- sign
 Tho stages have b--# #akfrg roaI timc ewing ta n, ear# #-rsl Chat H4s prevailed for over ## Week. The ,UI- n8ak winds for tn, Ha-f f.a days have made things better #.H. .eNee,r- and the limit foad~ of #lH 7Ha rHHme iu rapidly
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
RETRIEVE LACKS POSTAGE:
 MURDERER ENDANGERED.

'nlt'MEl'S =. oz Brc. t6=N letter H=d faa ra~t5g, came near sending 5afH Sai"N "f Cleveland ta the sal- ioNs fnd4, Dor tbe mufder of his swet- heJgf
 Sef.y was condemned lo die and. receiving uo word from the governor las. night. tar warden prepared tu exc -saf,. Satrz teday but on second 'usHt tctephaued the governor and fauud that communication rapcr- h3d Ls.H mailed
 os"u HIslNar1 tha Aar,lea Was Ha- aH.3 lHeI q ieft,r Was being held lt r4a fa~te.lies for pastag,. It proved to rehtziu tHg p3EgH- committing fhe death sentence of Saicy ta life in- rri-uuWeut.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14

Mail Agents Jules Marian and C. R. C"rbuzirr 5rr in Fairbanks at present figuring with Chief Clerk Flames at Valdez to handle the accumulated mail now ou the coast.
 The Yukon order af Pioneers have organized. and W. II. MePlicr has bccn elected ilS president. Fred Bates secrc- tarv. and Roy S Han Yomg the chaplain
 sam GouniHeId of Che First Nltfeu- aL W x Parau. of the Washington Alaska and J W Hn of the Fair banks Banking Co. have al gone to th, outside for the purpose of arrang- #g for currency with which ta take up their clearing house certificates
 Thr eharit, han given for thu bcn- ent= of st. Jo=eph.- Hospital vt~ at- tended by 5oe couples, aud Wa ffo- HsuHeea oas ef the serfaI ~uccszsaz ,f th,. season.
 Basket ball k brius arranged for by every organization in this vicinity The Arctic Erotbgrhopds of Fairhluhs ghena and Clrary have formed . iasur aud the Masaus. odd Fellows. UHi EJglrs also contemplate orguuiz- Ing.
 \ sjN day running race. sally sraupr and .. N Taylor running an hour each day. has been completed and N.,~ aeH hy T1ylor hv Irad of baIf q mile. The distance covered te.ts ta Wil=
 August ToeImer
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
HEN SELLS FOR s4oo:
 BRINGS sfOo A POUND

YORK. Pa. Dee. 16.-A buff Orping- ton hen owned by C. G. Shoemaker of this city was sold here yesterday to \. Cheek, of Henderson, \. C. for $4oo
 The fowl book the first prize at the Madison Square Garden poultry show and is considered one of the most per fest of her kind in the world.
 She weighs four pounds -o she cost the purchaser Sl00 pound.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
HORSE NEARLY INJURIES
 LADY AND CHILD

WHlle coming from tHe -r tbiz morning Mrs. j Lander. and child A,re usarIN run over ht a horse h,eh had been tet ioose us Firss St T.e ady was u uherltug fine cHfi IA # babe cutter af thr time. and the horse barely missed tumpiius over h"tH ir his mad huckius career NatgasIt AIi- IauHers received tfieht and efter-d :, complaint for che benefit of at.ef- at tae Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14

usHee t.szr deHase= aH .a#i aHI er= haHaH= -HF.-ssHes= 5##s- a,# follow 4-=. 4 ef.at te4,.tn. Hf.. sn what aslea emaatz aH t#a FH-rH,e vf aaz.H= ae#- 4e explained tHaa t@ fH.s s.as ,, 0alm aa4at. eaaa fHHt amt auf# mal Hfa a,,se.led s.rz mgh2 Nh f- fr a,. H1ssHI. HaaH saaf 9Hlaa. Hr= aas.t-f.# as=tev human zfase H
 U# 4aI
 Na# Igt a- #1os at ras aabt- Z tHa Esaao- sB.@-.Iee-. TH,r .H# Haf uaHr4Hy .dgtea ta Iaa H als hrr,a freua lma The f4ed fa-s .H sH.e- a.u zlf. dtsa,-e ras H4es Hntenetta ae eaarsrrtau Hf 4z r prepare ta.if taaa a =,== # H# 8.Ha,le. H-aHHm TH#r arzag=
 ase e..a- -a1 u-a eaf t4=Ht #H maaesd #aH rz nor. a'sIHeeat f.o. fIe ..#a. Hat,# conn. aaiaaa fusa
 Naa peafI- eamtHe e.f.ar fmm A.H aH Maxfsa HH1 nave advanced @lY az ta.y Verr abH- fa contend a'tH eeHaHioa~. They would H3la adapted themselves te =Nastms rIl= matte condition These EzEimpz ar4 2 fiW5fiea reorEe originating ju tis e"uufr NH.n t ua~ afarHH rlmr and tsf. caught Hef. ts tH- -.a#H g- te3t "f Weftafagfsa0 rHmgo= tHaf teG  Arsfic. HaHHItfaH-= G. | gpGGf<
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
cAROIA OF SAxONY
 DIES IN DRESDEN

pRESDEN Dee. Ii Queen Calnlu or Slxuuy died Sunday morning at 2# minutes to a.claek. Her majesty sue eumbed after an attack of naamma- tinu of tue tissues of the brain. which began fortnight age.
 The Countess er Flanders and the Archduchess Maria 1nSepha have reached here Everything js elased and flags of public buildings arc 9t half mast.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14

E E bahhs pr,-H.=z ef the B1hfz
 ,aska Moving rieau ra- Wlu taee a uiotur of the ,u#H- Ht-fior. of ths Etslc h1t between zHa ua-5 and ~.r- s''aa a5f- af tne "THae=r Slistaz ea tHs -ed While m ,.E9asa l.sf =m- mer hs promised tHs #aHas5f of i## Shan NefIl [" -arH eHa ] rtrtur. uf ,his kind There aHs HH .si- time be- r,ta.H# #sisHj 5nd trH f.H-aud th,urrs n America which at showing mot tue pictures. and Ia=ar popularity -nsm~ te be au tar HsrHf-a Tn. poe r'- If Nome ran Guy understand tu advertising il VI. 4IVe Nome s nA thi~ picture rHtH- H,f in T maH4= zine fet,Hne most ae aH,-# Hau--e.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14

first 1 couldn't be sure they were slow z ing down. but they were
 No. | did not faint"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-21
@ie man fraftia iuirb.

g. S. 0aIp, 1247 8eIt GongreB
Ctr Chicago, iaet bieriiber: aMeine
olte i6ipddlihe Mutter eepinnt ourd)
electric 9itters 10 bel &raft mo
@emidt, bob id nerpfli9tet bin,
bies o1en S6maden fund gu tun, bic
zines 3onifs beoiirfen." electric Bit
ters furiert ibnea Wagen 2eber.
Hieren-8eldperoen. @arontiert Ill
baben BET aoolpb 9reiB uno 81. Go1n
& 60. 50 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-21
SHtet g,,d ppr gaIben aeaen aatarr

quttt SutH wv SutpClt bSBCb Jtututtu VI
bic QuefitIber entbalten, ba QuediiIber
li6er ben CHM bes Gern6s 5eritoren unb
bas gauge @pitem b5Gis. serriftten pirb,
tperm es bur9 Die i9Ieimieen Oberflds
den einbringt. Gol9e GrtiteI fouen ME
alber auf Berorbnitng gut bernfener
Ner5te ge6rnn6t tperben, on Der Shoben,
ben tie anridten, 5ebn Wal 10 groB lit.
als 6as Cute, bas SIR 6abon eraielen
tOnnfet Sall's @atarrbsaItr, febriaiert
bdlt fein 4nediilber lin6 tpir6 tnnerIi6
genommen unb ipirft brett anf bic fbleis
migen OberflGden bes SbItems. Wenn
SIR Sails &atdrrbs<r fault. feib ii9er,
oaB SIR bic ebte befortmt. Gle tpir6 tns
nerli9 eenon1men uno tn Solebo, Ohio.
bon S. s. G6eneb e So. geu1a6t.
@ertmift bon allen Gpotbefern. Rreis
rs Gerts bic SIaf6e.
5au 9 Samiliensgiuen fino bic beffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-21

= @ud) cine leidte Sono fona
cine i6mere Mrbeit bollbringen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-15
TO The PUBLIC.

Tho weekly issue of the FRET
PREssE FJER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State Of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-ofices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t clrculates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to 81
Paso and of course mainly In
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts OF the
state, as also in Mexico.
Two tlaverng men and oul
very active local agents are con:
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium IN the State Of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
p~ulatlon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-15
Dom Arbtber ots Rutfdkflieofa.
News Gbruae tdr ben 9tdter-Gmtftebuh8
unD geotututtg oeS 2teoe8.

Neae Gbruna tar ben 9tdter-Gmtitebut8
nmo Bessutums oes &ieoes.
Neuerbings TT in Der prefe pie'
berum bot, einem Manne bic &ebe sez
ipefen, beHen Name lebbaft an cine
grobe 3eit semabnt. gs 1T gottbelf
Der l1rheber bes 2iebes
pom rGifelier Rutidfe." benz amtlid
bas Re9t perliehen purbe, ben Gbrens
nan,en 9offmann< autfdte gu fibren.
Setn NIT ben Werfen nWas frauat
bort IL bem 8nf9 berum2 Sd glaub',
e. TIT Napolium!" beginnenbes &utfds
ielieb trns als cine Der beften 9eisaben
Der Rriegsl3sratur I'M Selb5use BON
1870 auf 1871 ntdt gum Wentsften
basu Bel, bab bic beutf4en Solbaten
BE @trapaasn Der Mdrfde unb aaer>
9anb onbere fdpierige Situatiorerl
Ietdter iiberiparben. Der RDnig Wils
helm T., Prompting Griebrt4 Milbelm,
Btsmard unb aablreide hohe OHi5iere
bridten 4offmayn ibre Mnerfennung
aus. Die Mnresuns gu benz 2iebe tam
i6pffmani. aif @orpoften Dor WeiBens
burg.
@pttbelf !9offmann purbe 1874 in
Niesfb in preubifd Saleiien als
@ohn eines 2ebrers %geboren; er puroe
Bidder unb aog, als 1866 ber Rrieg ge>
gen Deiterreih ausbrad, nit in's 5slb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-15

Bel @Mpein5nGbel tpurbe er pertpuits
bet. Sen beutf9franaDfiden &rieg
madte er beim @renabiers Regiment
ger. 6 nit; Ct nurbe BET MDrtb leidt,
Sci @eban bur9 bret S4ife, bon
benen elmer ben Obertiefer aerf4mets
terte, f9per ~pertpunbet. Sir fetn
tapferes Nerbalten erbielt 9offmann
has Giferne areua. 2ange lag er I'm
la3aretb, unb als Ct enblid gtnefen
mat, bate er biele Sabre NIT Griffen5z
jorgerl au fGmpfen, Bis er fdlieblid
cine Mnitelung i'm gtfenbahnbienf Err
belt. Damn erlebtf Ct aud bic Greube,
nt9t nur fein nRutf4felieb" INNER
ipetter berbreitet gu feben. fonberrl aud
feine fnnffisen Gebi9te unb 2ieber, Bite
etnen ftattliden 8anb fii1en. Dds
Rutf1telieb nurbe in faft idmmtlihe
Iebenbe @praden unb fogur ms Gries
'Mtf9e iberfebt. SEPT betleibet 9off<
mann ben pDiten eines Rir9entafens
renbant<n In @reslau.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-15
Vii bas Ynblifum

Die rGreie Yreiie fir xeras" miro
an iiber $50 Yoitofficen berianot,
uno bot cine groBe @erbreitung in
Der Mudbar-M epubIit Merifo, i'm SSn-
oianer Eerritorium uno Oflaboma.
Sbr Civilizations @ebiet in SeTas
eritredt iid bon @alpeiton Big binauf
nod 9eniion, bonn duBerften Often
Bis nod gI 9aio i'm ferniten @eften;
es idIieBt ielbitberit1noIid NIT be-
ionoers 5abIreiden 2elern oas oidt-
.beiieoelte Mittel-Eegas uno BEN Sii6-
tpeiten elm. @uf in Merifo Bat fie
cine grobe gerbreitung.
3iuei 8eiienbe iino beitanbis,
iabrein, iqbraus inn Sutereiie bes
8Iattes untertpegs uno fiibren BENT
ielben i'm Berein nit unieren riibri-
gen 2ofal-@genten fortmdbreno nele
|2eier 81.
Sn anbetraht 6iefer Eatiahen lit
Die u6reie Breiie fir geras", mo- es
fid oarum banoelt bie oeiitihe 8e-
bolferung 5u erreihen, oaS bette Mn'
seige.Nebinm i'm Staat: Seras.
-.
Die Treie Ereife fir SerasB nbliibias
COMPANY.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-15

gtsrungssepalt iiber bteIe afritanifhe
@ultanate ausiiben, ipirb fid faum
bdriiber gu betlasen baben. sSn ibrem
1rastorb tbronenb, ertheilt fie tbrem
Wtniftr sndbisft Mubiena.
Db freilih bic Damen in nOrbli9ss
rem Negipntn fid NIT benz ftol5en 8ins
fenpaIdfte 5ufrieben stben nonten, bon
beFsu Gafabe i'm 9intersrunbe Elm
Slid al febsn 1T, unb NIT Der rei4en
RIeibung, bersn 9auptfade Der prunts
bple R~Dnigsmuntel aus Rinbenitoff
TT, BARI tpobl beapeifelt ntrbsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-15
@ertnpl mic @p[b.

3. q. Stetpart, Elm 4aufmann bon
Cedar 8ietp, @iscy iagt: sd iage
meinen 4unoen melhe cine Shahtel
Weue 2ebenspiaen faufen oaB fie ben
Wert oes Breiies IN Cob erbaIten,
fails fie NIT Magehleioen ODER Malo-
ria gepIagt fino. Inter @arattie ber-
fauft bon MooIpb 9reib uno 81. COIN
& 60, Mpotbefer. 25 Gents,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-15
BanmwpGiameu uno nefeaWronAil
Nteh MART.

Sun MntuniD. Ii. Weai 1918 =
DdIen $500 BITS $500 per LOO Sfn
R1he $500 Biz So 90.
Nu1len unb rGtng8", $500 bts $500
SdbrIin9e 1926 Bis $500
&dlber $3.50 bis $3.50.
Sbafe 1925 Bis $3.50
4ie1en 1925 bi8 $3.50.
5hfueine $500 Bis S. so.
ct. 3pnts, IL. Stat 1908 = binbD,et,
Nntibes 81 8 Bis $7.l5. Tera8 . Bith
$500 Bis $500
Sdmeine 1915 Bis IS 60.
nellie.
Nneora. Bieeen per Yfb.-...... 8 Cts.
:" beiBdoigt ...... -
BiIbimepeine, groB............2O -
Helm ..........W -
@pIf unit 5nb8.......... 10 -
Btloe &nBeri -. -
OpDfiums -
Odufe.
Sfmere pum 2anoe. ...........l0 Cts.
9eidbte inter l6 Hfb............ 8 y
Sbtuere gefalsene 1890. 4n
beihdbiat -. 3.%~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-15
Gigtnartigtr 0bronratb.


Ojm seMtiAssHafrtfamtfAer Wrestteswtmttter
~ a4uetent.
Cine rteblide @5ene, bic TIM prins
zip ipobl ben 8eifuq elmer sroben
Mebrbsit bes f4tpdderen gefals4ts
finben biirfte, ftent Der Ofafritanif4e
9bronratb bar, ben mir TN 9ilbt tpte>
berseben. sc fdeint bod, bab bic
3arten pfli9tsn Der Gulanteris fih
nift auf bic @sbiete Der fuIturiiber>
tin9ten eibiIiiirten Menfden befdrdn>
len. mo iibrigens iiber fbr mdhlides
Wsrf4pinben ia bieffa4 Rlase gs>
fiibrt tpirb.
Die Gultanin Wumufa aus ufus
luna in DeutihsS ftafrtfa, cine Der
aiemiih 5ahlreiden Damen, bic bic Rez
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-15

9enrp s. Nips, transport bon
MobeIn, Bianos, @elbibranfen, gfei-
nigen bon 9eppi6en. 3O4 SltSeite
@lamo BaIa5a. gei6e Selepbone.
Brompta geoienung. @ebt uns Cure
@uftr6ge. 3ufrieoeltbeit garantiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-15

Sobn $. Bolton, 0ffentlider No-
tar. @rnnoeigentnn. Mgent fir
ELECTROMAGNETIC. 3immer 9, ct.
Sames 9oteI, Dit9ouiton Strabe.
9eioe Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-15
q { u Il ( E.

S~ortofein, COLORADO, S1.75 unb $1.85
pei gentner. Neue EeEa8 So 90 per gentn.
8tpiebeln. neue teraniihe. $3.50 u.
81. 90 per 100 Hfunb.
Epmaten, Gloriba $500 u. 1925 per 6
&urb Crate. 9eras $1.25 u. $3.50 per
4 &prb Crate.
RpbI, S1.7b u. So 90 per 100 Efunb.
Bohnen, CRIME geras, 40 u. 80 gtS per
Gife. 8unoe Wncbs so Cts. per 8iife.
@urten, 60 Cts. per Site.
Mbabnrber, 7c per 8funo.
Gqua}h, 40 gts. Der Buihel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-15
MarH,8eriht
san Nntpnip. Is. Wai 1908.
9 d Il III u 0 {.

eam Mntpnip, gcg., 10 Mai
DrbinarB 4 q Gents; @Dob Oroian's
6I cts; 2Dm Mibbfing 81 gents.-
WiboIine ~ Gents; goDb Mtooltn9
9I gts. Diioblina 5air lOA gts.
@alpefpn, 9er., Is. Mai- Drosanlb
SIX Gents; @oob DrbinarB ~ Gents.
Yotu Wibbling 81 Cent?: Wtteoltrg
l0I cts; goDb Mtbb!ins 1917 Gen 8;
Ni6bline Sair liz @erts.
Me,p CrIeans, 4a., 10. Mai
gpu6 Dr6inarp 85l16 Sta: gon Nttbo.
lina 97l16 gts; Mibbling l0A Gents
Sob Mibblina IL Gents: Difaltne
Hnir liz genta
BauuflBulI ameu uuD nefeayronAtls.
Brima Bammmonian1en . Baebl. ter
Tonne $23 so. >
Huumuun5nmen.O Del, rDh. 351aa 9ts.
Brima BanmmDlinmen . huften per
Tonne $3.50
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-05-09
LATE NEWS NOTES.

Edward H. Martin of Portland Ore.
is under arrest in that city accused of
the murder of N. Wolff, the pawn
broker and jeweler, who was so brutal
" murdered last week. 1t is alleged
Martin threw away a bloody shirt and
the same was found and by the clew Of
the laundry mark the crime was traced
to him. Martin was a heavy user of
both morphine and cocaine according
to his wife's statement.
DR.. A. Baker, acting superintendent
of the hospital for the insane in New
YORK, in his return to the writ of ha-
beas corpus, denied the allegation in
the petition of counsel for Harry X.
Thaw that Thaw is sane, and alleges,
on the contrary, that Thaw is insane.
Major b. G. Kingsbury, pioneer of
Montana, Idaho and Washington and
one of the original mining operators to
enter those states, died Tuesday after
noon at his home, 1928 Second avenue,
Spokane. His death was caused by
paralysis.
Grant Powell and Fl. W. Engleking
were drowned at Spokane last Tuesday
by raft breaking from its mornings
and carried over the falls.
The Last Chance mine at Wardner,
Idaho and the b. G. Copper company s
properties in the Boundary (B. O. dis
trict, are to resume operation at once.
1t means employment for over 1000
men.
The eruption of Mount Etna contin-
ues accompanied by numerous earth
quake shocks. The defamation have
terrified the people living in the vii
lagos in the vicinity of the volcano and
they are camping in the open air.
S. Cattlin, formerly chief clerk in
the United States land Office in Mis-
soula, has been arrested on a charge of
embezzling SAIL from Receiver Win
stanley, government land agent at the
tim Cattlin was an employe of the
Office.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-05-09
Fierce Storms
In Central States

A thunderstorm of unusual severity.
accompanied by high wind of almost
tornado velocity, swept over the vicin-
ity of st. Louis, Tuesday, doing much
damage. A bridge on the Louisville &
Nashville railroad near Belleville, Ill .,
was washed out and wrecked freight
train. Engineer Ward, Conductor
Smith and trainman whose name is
unknown, were caught under the en-
gnie and drowned. The train was
piled up in mass in Schoenlaub creek
which was swollen into torrent.
rhe village of Edgemont, ILL.,, was
flooded. Nearly 80 square miles of
territory is under water. All traffic is
stopped on account of high water.
Arkansas also got touch of the tor
nado. Madison, Indiana, was visited
by three inches of rain. Ii has rained
10 inches during the past 80 days.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-05-09
MONTANA NOTES.

His head severed from his body by
the swiftly dropping cage in the Rarus
mine in Butte, Dan Mcdonald, aged
%, was instantly killed Monday, and
his body fell upon the top OF the cage
after it had passed below. Mcdonald,
apparently, had stuck his head into
hte shaft to see if the cage was coming
when it hit him.
Fred Burdette was shot and killed
last Sunday at Hamilton by Sam Rob-
ertson during saloon quarrel. There
seems to be mystery as to the cause
of the shooting. The two men were
friends.
Dick Lemon, colored man, porter
at the Fashion barber shop in Kalis-
pell was drowned Monday afternoon
while fishing on Flathesd river.
What appears to have been an at
tempt to wreak a fate on the north
bound Oregon Short Line similar to
that which befell the Burlington train
Friday night was thwarted Sunday by
John Holm, who was walking the
track on his way to Melrose. When
about six miles this side of Melrose,
Holm, according to his own story,
discovered IS sticks of dynamite in
a small hole Immediately under the
rail- Holm threw the explosive into
the river. near by and fastened to
notify the 'AIelrose station agent.
Two hundred and five farms near
Great Falls have just been opened to
homestead entry by Secretary Garfield,
effective May T. These. farms are en-
braced in a tract which were with
drawn from all forms of disposition
in connection with the Fort Shaw unit
of the Sun River irrigation project.
W. A. Clark, now at Los Angeles,
former United States senator and pres
ident of the San Pedro, Los Angeles
& Salt Lake railroad, is suffering from
growth on the neck. Physicians
performed an operation and ne is now
reported as resting easily and being
in no serious danger.
The president has sent to the SEN
ate the following nominations: To be
United States attorney for the district
of Montana, James w. Freeman; to
be assistant secretary of commerce
and labor, William r. Uhler of Cali.
fornia
Under the auspices of the Western
Oratorical association an intercolIe-
gate debate embracing the leading
educational institutions of the state
was held in Helena Thomas e.
Clapp of the normal school at Dillon
was declared tie winner Second hon
ors were awarded to Ralph Dinsmore
of the State University at Missoula.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-05-09
IDAHO EVENTS.

Judgments to the extent of $4,000
were given by the court at Lewiston
recently to four creditors who had
material and labor liens on the Lew
iston Methodist church.
Since prohibition has been forced
on the Nez Perez Indian reservation by
an edict of the supreme court of the
United States, bootleggers have been
doing a secret but thriving business
in the larger towns, though in the
towns of Lapwai and Spalding, where
the Indians congregate, the liquor sales
have been practically stamped out.
Travel over the prairie has become
so heavy that another stage line has
been placed in operation between
Grangeville and Sites and both con-
veyances have been crowded since the
new service started
Upon the motion of Prosecuting At
torney Stillinger, the case against Or
vile Newspaper, charged with
grand larceny at Moscow, was dismiss
ed by Probate Judge Lukens.
A force of 60 men is at work near
Lewiston for the Lewiston-Sweetwate
company laying pipe for the large
piece of land that is to be brought un-
der water to be converted into or
chard tracts.
An agreement has been reached
agreeable to President Roosevelt as to
the Benton Water companys dam on
Snake river