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The Dickinson press., 1908-06-13

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Bladder troubles, Heart troubles,
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The Dickinson press., 1908-06-13

TAKEN UP-at my place near Daglum,
one bay horse, 1900 pounds; one black
horse, 400 pounds. both about 10 years
old and no brands. E. M. Eagon. Dag
lum, N. D. 6.6-an
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Notice

Stock grazing or hay cutting on secs. 10 and
II in township 14O, range 10l. is strictly forbid
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The Dickinson press., 1908-06-13

BTRAYED-May seth. two gray mares.
Were last seen six miles north Of Rhame.
Of the name cut out Just behind the ears where
the bride strap crosses. A reward Of 8a5 will
pc PAID ZOE tneT recovery. 8-13,3t
Rhame, PetrelP F. o. Petrol, MI
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
HAND TO HAND FIGHT
Engaged in Between Eds-Torn
Skirts and Bunches of Hair
Mark Scene Of Battle.

New Wilmington, pa, June 1.-The
goods of Westminster College. boys
and girls, together, had a bate royal
yesterday and when the dust cleared
away there were lunches of hair,
pieces of torn skirts and other evi-
dences of the battle scattered aboUt
everywhere. The girls presented a
sorry appearance and scarce'y one of
them was able to attend chapel to-
day because of black eyes and other
decorations A May pole was erected
during Friday night All classes ex-
eept the freshmen participated.
Yesterday morning the flag of the
freshmen was foUnd floating ON top.
Then the battle started. It waged
for two hours. and although the fresh
men were outclassed four to one. they
won.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
PREP AIRING FOR
NEW CURRENCY
NOTES READY FOR ciRcULA.
TloN July f--LEGEND WILL
RE CHANGED.

Washington, June Treasury off
eials are making active preparations
to carry into effect the new currency
law enacted ia the closing hours of
congress
Printing new notes will be begun
within the next ten days,
The new notes will be identical
with the national bank notes now in
use except that the legend at the top
o fthe face of the note Secured by
Bonds Of the United States, will be
changed TO Secured by Bonds of the
United States or other Securities"
The comptroller of the currency now
has in the vaults $203,0o0 600 of Oil
notes belonging to various national
banks an dthese will be used as re
quired until the new notes are ready
for issue
1t is expected that some Of the new
issue will be ready for delivery July
/ AS soon as the department is ready
to supply the new notes in any quanti-
ty required, no further issue OF the
present notes win be made the pres
ent notes being destroyed as fast as
they reach the treasury for redemption
and new notes issued in their place
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
POLICE CHIEFS MEET
Wave and Means of Dealing With
Anarchists Leading Topic of
Gathering at Detroit,

Detroit, Mich, June Ways and
means of dealing with anarchists Is
to be the leading topic of discussion
at the annual convention of the In
telnation Association of Chiefs of
Police, which is to begin it's sessions
in this city tomorrow The subject
Is to be presented through paper
by Chief OF Police George NJ. Shippy.
Of Chicago whose life was attempted
by an anarchist last March.
Headquarters for the conventlC n
were opened today at the Wayne
Hotel where the business sessions
will be held. The convention viii be
attended by the heads of the police
departments of nearly all the large
cities of the United Setates and Can
ada. Major Syiveste CHIEF CT police
Of the District of Columbia, has been
the president of the association for q
number of years and will be the pre-
siding officer at the convention. The
city Of Detroit has provided for auto
mobile rides, boat excursions, theater
parties and other forms of ent6 rtaln-
ment for the visiting chiefs
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
NO ENDORSEMENT
FOR ROOSEVELT
WILL BE EMBODIED IN REPUBLi-
CAN PLATFORM IF TAFT AND
HIS FRIENDS HAVE POTENCY
nv FRAMING 1T.

Washington Jun l.--Tler vi
be no endorsement Of President
Roosevelt and his policies, in tae r.
publican naticna platform, ii Il {
wishes of Secretary Taft and his
friends have potency in framing that
document This much was made
known today after the first of series
Of conferences to be held wi the
secretary of war ON the subje of I
platform.
Should the Chicago convent on
adopt this sort of a pia form and
nominate Taft it Is pred cted in an
thoritatiye quarters that his letter or
speech of acceI tance will contain a
pledge to carry ort the Roosevelt
policies already inaugurated and
earnestly strive for those not en-
acted.
Taft has made no secret Ct his
position on the tariff He Is fer r..
vision at a special session Of con,
gress, to be called Immediately after
the inauguration, March 4, 1863.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
CANNON HEADQUARTERS
Opened Yesterday in Chieago-ln
Charge OF Committee of Illinois
Republicans at Present.

Chicago, H., June Headquarters
were opened in Chicago today in the
interest of Speaker Cannon's presl.
dental boom One hundred rooms in
the Auditorium Hotel. including the
large parlors on the second floor, are
TO serve as the Cannon headquarters.
For the present the headquarters will
be In general charge of a committee Of
Illinois Republicans. among them Rep.
resentative Lowden and the other
members of the Illinois delegation In
congress. In another week II is ex.
.pected the active direction of agairs
will be turned over to Representative
William b. Mckinley, who Is generally
looked upon as the manager of Mr..
.CannOn's boom. In the preliminary
work now being done by the Republi
can national committee, the Cannon
people will not take a hand They
apparently have no interest in the pre-
liminaries or In the contests for seats
in the convention except the general
one as to results in ayecting the Taft
strength
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
CUMMINS StfS
BIG MAJORITY
OVER ALLISON FOR SENATOR
SHIP nv iOWA-LATTER
ALSO CoNFlEENT.
PRIMARIES ARE TODAY
Interest s Greatest in Republican
TussIe-Three of That Party in
Field For Governor--Rep-
resent Three Factions.

Des Moines, Ia, June l.-Tomor'
row the political parties in Iowa Will
for the first time nominate candi-
dates for the November elections by
statewide primary.
Interest in the result centars in
the contest among the Republicans,
there being practically no fight for
the different places on the ticket
among the other parties and among
the Republicans the chief interest
lies in the fight made by Governor
Cummins against Senator Allison for
the nomination of the natoI ship.
The fight has been on since the
first of the year and has renewed the
bitter factional contest of two years
ago.
Thousands of speeches have been
made by an army of speakers en-
listed on either side. Both are con-
fdent tonight of victory
At Allison headquarters II Du-
buque the claim is made to at least
1900 majority while Cummins' head
quarters in Des Monies claim 25,000
majority.
Besides the senatorial nominations,
nominations will be made for all
state officers, from governor down.
Candidates for the Republican
nomination for governor are:
Warren Garst. b f. Carroll. J hn
A. Hamilton, tha first representing
the progressive wing, the second the
stand-patters, the third the prohibi-
tIon. Fred r. White. twice previous
candidate, is the only Democratic as.
pirant, X. w. Brown and o. ID. Ell
let. seek the prohibition nomination
and !. S. McGlllis, the Socials'.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY
Commencement Week Ushered in in
Regular Fashion--Dress Parades,
Athletic Events, All Week.

Annapolis. Md, June Com
mencement week at the United States
Naval Academy was ushered in to-
day with the official reception to the
board of visitors. During the next
few days the midshipmen will be kept
busy with dress parades, drills, ath-
letic contests and other features inc
dent to the June week" celebration.
The program will cu'mi late Friday
with the graduation exercises. when
the embryo admirals will receive
their diplomas from Secretary Met
calf. The next day the first second
and third classes will embark on the
several ships of the cruising squad
ron for the annual summer cruise.
Particular significance attaches to
the commencement this year because
the class to be graduated will be
the largest that ever left the institu-
tion at ay one time. 1t contains two
hundred members. The class of last
year was larger by eight members
than this years class. but was grad
uated in three separate divisions.
The class this year is the first since
1898 to graduate as a whole at the
regular time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
AUTOMObILECRASH
Wife Of Barney OidfleId Dying and
Another Member of Party is
Painfully injured.

Lowell, Mass June Barney Old
field, the greatest automobile driver
the world has ever seen, had the
worst accident of his life tonight As
result his wife is dying in the Low
ell general hospital, a friend John
O'Brien of Boston. has a broken
ankle. a fractured thigh and internal
injuries. two other passengers were
bruised and wounded. while Oldfield
himself escaped without a scratch
A big seven-seated 80 GO Buck tour.
ing car which Oldfield was driving
at a 40 mile an hour gait, crashed
into the tonneau of another touring
car, skidded half way across the
street as Oldfield made desperate ef-
forts to straighten his car out, and
then smashed into a big tree in the
middle of the road. pitching all FIVE
of the passengers headlCng into the
street. The acetylene lights set FIRE
to the gas tank and the machine ex-
ploded.
II was In this that Mrs. OIdfield re
eeived her worst injuries. Pieces q
the flying machinery caught her On
the head and face and one eye was
literally torn from the socket and it
is feared that her skull was fractured.
The physicians say there is little
hope for her recovery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
FIND MISSING CHILDREN
ST. Louis Man Informed That They
Were in Little Rock and Goes
There After Them.

ST LOnis. June 1.-The three chill,
dren Of J. Fred Waldron. United Rail.
ways foreman here. formerly of Chi
cago who disappeared last Friday
while on their way to the Sherman
school from their home. i022 Russell
avenue. are in Little Rock. Ark. ac
cording to dispatches received here
today. Waldron started Immediately
for Little Rock after asking Acting
Chief of Police Gillaspy to wire Little
Rock police to hold the children until
his arrival.
A friend OF 'Waldron who returned
here today from Little Rock said he
saw Waldrons two little girls and
boy on the streets in company with
two women. The news from the friend
was confirmed a short time later by
telegram from the chief Of police. Me
Mahon. of Little Rock. saving that the
children were there
Waldron. who is suing for divOrca
here, told the police that his wife.
from whom he has been separated sey
en- years. is living IN Little Rock
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
LAST SESSION
OF CONFERENCE
TiMORE D e c D C. S THAT
CHANGES IN DISCIPLINE GO
INTO EFFECT JUNE /, 1908

Baltimore, June AT the conclud
ing session OF the Methodist confer.
ence it was resolved that changes in
discipline and course of study shall go
into effect June |. 1909.
The judiciary committee recon-
mended that when charges OF immoral
conduct may be made against mis-
sionary bishop between meetings Of
the general conference. the board OF
foreign missions shall appoint a com.
mittee TO investigate the charges and
report fully thereupon to the next gen.
eral conference and that when the
charges are sustained the committee
may sufl al the accused until the
next meeting Of the general confer
ence.
Under the new rule adopted persons
may be received into the church as
soon as they are recommended by the
official board or by class leaders and
stewards meeting, with approval OF
the pastor.
While doing away with the old
method 1t also allows for a period of
probation of any length that may be
deemed necessary.
Among the important matters that
failed of final action were the anu Sc.
ment question and the matter OF
a time limit on pastorates. Neither
was permitted 10 come before the
conference for discussion, hence the
much talked OF paragraph PAS stands
as It was, stands without elimination
of dancing and other words suggested
in the Episcopal address. and pastors
may be returned to their charges
year after year as has in recent
years been customary.
The assignments of bishops in
clude; iowa Conference. b shop
uales; Black Hills, Mcintyre; Cen.
tral German, Neulson; Central Hi.
nois, Berry, Dakota. Wilson; Des
Molnes, Spellmeyer; Detroit. Erie;
Michigan. Hamilton; Minnesota,
North Dakota. Northern Minnesota,
Northern Swedish and Norwegian
Danish, Wilson; Northwest Iowa and
Western Swedish. Spellmeyer; Ne,
braska, McTyre; Southern Illinois,
Berry; Upper Iowa, Lewis,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
BRYAN'S FR|t Nd
DIES SUDDENLY
JAMES X. JONES, SENATOR FROM
ARKANSAS, PASSES AWAY Az
TER ILLNESS OF FEW HOURS
CONDUCTED CAMPAIGNS.

Washington, June Former United
States Senator James X. Jones, of AT
kansas aged 50, died here this after
noon after an illness Of a few hours
The immediate cause of his deata
was heart failure.
He was one fthe leading Demo
Gratis in the senate from 1885 to 1909
and one of the strongest supporters OF
w. J. Bryan, having acted as chairman
of the Democratic national commit.
tee and conducted the campaigns OF
1896 and 1900.
Senator Jones was a delegate to the
natiCblal Democratic convention in 1896
which gave Bryan his first nomination
and as chairman o fthe committee on
resolutions he ported the lG to /.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
BRYAN HAS BUSY DAY
Made Eight Speeches at Various
Points in Nebraska-Non-Part-
san Greeting at One Place.

Alliance, Neb., June f.--wm. J..
Bryan day began at Chadron early
this morning and ended late tonight
at Alliance. During the day he made
eight speeches at various points. At
Crawford there was non-partisan
joining in a banquet and welcome to
Mr.. Bryan
Following the Banquet Bryan was
driven to the gair grounds where he
delivered the principal speech of the
day. At Alliance he discussed the
railroad situation from the viewpoint
of employees and patrons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
SHARKS AFTER MORGAN
Came in Carriage to Sell Him An
tiques and Painting That Were
Not Genuine.

Vienna. June IL. Pierpcnt Nor
gan, who arrived here last week. has
been almost overwhelmed with let
ters petitioning him for help by
money. dowries and employment. An
Interpreter is employed to Translate
these letters. Many people come in
carriages. trying to sell paintings. an
tiques and curiosities, vainly hoping
for an Interview.
Exaggerated stories of the Ameri-
can fnancier's great wealth are c'r-
culated on every side and he is the
cynosure Of all eyes whenever he goes
about the city Despite these petty
annoyances, Mr.. Morgan is immensely
enjoying motoring through the sur
roundings of the city and sightseeing.
He leaves here Tuesday for Paris.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
BOXER IN A BAD WAY
Taken to Hospital Suffering From Con
eussion of Brain and Paralysis
Fight Promoters Arrested.

Baltimore, June Sol Weinrib. a
pugilist of Rochester, n. Y, Is IN the
hospital suffering from concussion Of
the brain and paralysis OF the left side.
lie was taken to The hospital tonight
just after boxing match with Henry
Treffinger known as Young Britt
Weinrib was put ont in the sixth round
of the bout, IN which his seconds threv
up the sponge Treninger his hand.
lers and the promoter Of the match
were arrested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
MILITIA OFFICERS
Comprise Board That Meets in Wash
ngton Periodically to Discuss
Needs of National Guard.

; Washington June lin accordance
with the provisions OF the new act
to increase the efficiency Of the
militia, Assistant Secretary of War
Oliver has appointed board of off
GERS on the active list of the or
ganiZed militia who will meet peIiod
ically in Washington for consultation
with the war department respecting
the condition and needs OF the
militia.
The membership Of the board fol.
lows: General James A. Drain,
ordnance officer, National Guard
Washington; Adiutant General Perry,
of Indiana; Henry OF New York;
Booardman. of Wisconsin; Graves OF
Alabama.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
MILL GIRL TO
WE'D MILLIONS
PROMINENT AND WEALTHY MAN
OF NEW YORK WINS Ro-
MANTiC SUIT.
THEY MET BY CHANCE
Years Time in Which to Pre-
pare For Riches and
Social Life.

Allentown, Pa, June Jennie
Clausen, pretty young woman. for
imerly employed in a silk mil he!e al
la wage of $S a week, is at prose I
living in one of the mtst exclusive
hotels in New York and mai ing
preparations for her marriage thl
summer to Cne of the W tn es,
young mon of New York. memb I
of an old and socially prominent fam
lily, whose name is being kept seer,
for the present
A period OF probation, which has
extended over two years. sell-imposed
| by the young woman, is nearing a
close and her friends declare THAI
Jennie Clausen has proved herse I
fitted in every way to become the
wife of "A man of millions and t. take
her place in society.
The conditions On which the fa1.
tory employe insisted before sh >
would consent to listen to the suit Of
the young millionaire for her hand
makes the romance one of fascinating
interest to all who know the facts,
but almost like "A bit of fiction, bat
that its truth is youched for by well
known men who have the confidence
Of the bride-to-be
mansion on Fifth avenue with a
retinue of servants for two years, and
SZ50,OGO in money for her own private
account were the gifts from the
young millionaire to the factory girl
to enable her to carry out her plan tf
edu cation and experimenting to find
whether she could be happy in her
new surroundings as the wife of a
millionaire with an unlimited iaeome.
Agrees to Marriage.
Now word has come to her friends
in this city that the experiment have
proved successful and Jennie Ciausen
has agreed to an early marriage to
her suitor.
The members of Miss Clausen's I'M
mediate family are with her in New
York, and only a few of her chosen
friends have been entrusted with the
secret of her good fortune.
l ne nlFttlHE VI lilt hlitl Siit anu
the young millionaire was the result
of chain of accidents. The young
man was delayed in Allentown on
his way to polo game by train
wreck, and while strolling about the
town to kill time made misstep and
fell into the Lehigh river. Miss
Clausen. who was nearby with some
of her chums, helped the young man
out of the river and he became a
frequent visitor at her home and fin
ally proposed marriage,
The girl told him that she was not
certain that she would be happy as
his wife on account of his wealth
and social position. She thus feared
he would tire of her When she plain
ly stated the conditions under which
she would listen to his proposal they
were gladly accepted.
Her friends say that Jennie Clausen
has SO successfully managed the for
tune given her that she has almost
doubled it within two years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
JUSTICE HARLAN rs.

Washington. June l-Jdstice John
NJ. Harlan of the United States sr-
preme court received the congratu-
lations of his hosts of friends today
on the occasion of his seventy-fffth
birthday. Justice Harlan is the dean
of the associate justices. beth in
years and in point of service. Thouh
he is about three months younger
than Mr.. Chief Justice Fuller. he
had been a dignified occupant of the
supreme bench for ten years yhen
the latter was made presiding Justice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
ILLINOIS LETTER CARRIERS

Danville. Ill. June f-The illih.''s
State Association of Letter Carriers Is
holding its tenth annual convention
here with a large and representative
attendance. Annual reports. the elec-
tioR of officers and the discussion Of
Legislative and other matters affecting
the carriers will take up the time OF
the convention. which win be in ses.
sien two days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
ANOTHER LINER RECORD
i.usitania Makes Trip From New
York TO Queenstown in 5 Days,
4 Hours, 80 Minutes.

Queenstown, June 2.-The Lusi.
tanla broke her eastbound record
over the long course from New York
to this port by two hours and 40
minutes, covering the distance of 2
1872 knots in FIVE days. hours and
30 minutes. The Lusitania reported
here at 2:05 this morning Tuesday
and then proceeded to Liverpool The
best previous record of the Lusitania
over teh course was ) days, hours
and l3 minutes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
IN RECEIVERS HANDS
is Gulf Compress Company Of Mem
phis-Msny Reasons Given-Had
Capital Of 81 1000, 900.

Memphis. Tenn. June 1.-The Gulf
Compress Company. capitalized at ST.
600. .OOo. has been placed in the hands
of a receiver.
Abnormal conditions relative to the
cotton crop. the recent car shortage,
excessive litigation. including the anti,
trust custer suit in Mississippi. coup
led with inability to collect largo
amounts due are held responsible for
the financial conditions which com
PEELED the receiyership.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
"a SENTENCED TO DIE.

Warsaw, June Three gir.s and
eleven men were sentenced TO death
by court martial here today for at
tacking 4 post ear at Sokolow last
January. bomb thrown at a car
killed two and wounded ten soldiers
and railroad employees. and after the
car was wrecked the safes were
looted
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
THOUSANDS SEEK LAND
Million and a Half Dollars Deposited
in Certified Checks at Idaho
Drawings Yesterday.

Twin Falls, Idaho, June More
than 1000 land seekers were on hand
today for the drawing for irrigated
lands under the Twin Falls-Salmon
River project.
o. c. Poulscn, of Greedy. Colo,
drew ticket No. /. a million and
a half dollars were deposited in the
form of certified checks for water
rights and application was made for
five hundred thousand acres of land,
more than six times as much as can
be supplied.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
SMASHED OWN RECORD
Mauretania Made Trip From Queens.
town to New York in 4 Days,
q Hours, 18 Minutes.

New York, June 1.-Breaking her
own record by two hours and Al
minutes over the long course from
Queenstown to New York. 2,SS9 miles,
the steamer Mauretania came up to
New York tonight and anchored, end
ing a remarkable attempt to hang up
a new transatlantic ocean record.
He time for the trip was four days.
21 hours and Is minutes, only So
minutes behind the best record of
the course made by the Lusitania.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
HIGH WATER AT ST. PAUL.

St Paul. June 1.-The Mississippi
river. which. during the last week,
has risen four feet here. because of
recent heavy rains. went upto13.9 feet
above the low water mark this p. m,
and is expected to touch Il feet. the
so-called danger point" within a few
hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-02
FOR THREE DAYS TRIP
Balloon Chicago" Left Quincy ILL.,,
Yesterday at 6 O'CLOCK
Took Westerly Course.

Quincy Ill.,, June 1.-THE balloon
Chicago, with Charles A. Coey
Charles II. Leichiter and Captain G.
II. Bumbaugh. left Quincy at
O'Clock tonight.
The balloon is provisioned and bal
lasted with the expectation of a three
days journey.
1t crossed the Mississippi river in
"a due westerly course at an altitude
of about 1000 feet.