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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-20
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS
FOR CHAMBERS BANQUET
ooV e',%a CONGRESSMAN and Three
euoernatoriaI Candidates win
be Here Tonight.

ne governor Of Virginia. ,bo con
& esSman from this district nm, ~,
'nree OF the candidates for povnru,'r
mi'i Dc among the guests at tho nm.
mua' ohhqnet OF The Chamber of Com
nnerce. which will be held o uo,a,
W"r"'ck this evening at $40 o,cloc,,
thurman l.. G. Phillips. OF tbo nnior'
'"'ilheht committee. said las, ni.n,
.""' al arrangements for the bonnn",
mo'e completed. and that th.rn w.,,
very indication that the ofroir nn"i',
De one OF the notable ovom1' VIII
"'n'tis Of the chamber.
me president. Dir. Clarence po,,ar
zones zones VIII be toastmastcr nm, W.,
'uureSses will be as rolIowe.
'ne Philippines Canine
,,n value and Their Political wn,a
, ,, TO the United States"--IIon v,,
liam 4. Jones. ''''i' VIII
ne Bal-lts Influence IN Ioa,.
..om,,n, iion, William Hodges Mann
" Upumism versus pessimisn,,@nnn
j. W. Porter. d. ID. ~ "'V'
ford. nun t. G. Bick-
Sc ~ ,Virsinia"-IIon. Claude A. Swan.
M@yor buxton will be unable 70 :,
e NJ me banquet on. ocrorn, 20 20 az az
'es.' in his family VI NJ
- IN q, II C. Stuart ana lion. lar
m, - George Tucker will bc nreoon,
,"n no,h viii be called upon f. snoa,.
~ 'he evening is over ="
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-20
STRICKEN DURING FIGHT
WITH FELLOW SEAMAN
John Anderson, Of The Steamer
Iur||Rs's Grew, Victim Of
HsarIfaIIufe.
SHIPMiTt WAS HIS OPPONENT
Men We're Settling Difficulty in
Foreeas,Ie When the Tragedy oo-
curred-peter cosin, the Opponent,
e<onerated by coroner's Jury and
Released F.om Custody.

During II lislic encounter with Pc
Tor Cosin. mess attendant. on board
the Mat8oh Navigation Company's
new steamship Lutline AZ Chesapeake
d Ohio coal dock No. II yesterday
mo ming. John Anderson, n sailor of
the ships crew. dropped dead Dr.
u. X. Gary the city corone~. conduct
cd II post moriem examination an
found that death had resulted from an
attack of heart failure. which was
supposed to have been brought ON by
Tie excitement and cxortion incident
TO the struggle.
Justice OF the Peace Henry Jones.
acting as coroner conducted an In
quest in liloodheld yesterday aCte--
noon ana the jury returned verdict
cSonornting Cosin from any blame.
composing The coroner's Jury were
w. II. Turner, j. Coplan. T. \. Her
nett NJ w. Brown. Jack Whnlcy ana
u. Wnst. Cosm. who had been mr.
rested after the killing by Chief Mai
ison, of the Bloodneld force. was re-
leased from custody ana allowed 10
return TO the shin.
&C witnesses to FiQht.
There were three eye witnesses IA
Inc fight. which took place IN rho
iorecnsilc of to steamship. They wero
John MCPHERSON. Harry Richardson,
ana Oscar Freggickson. all members
OF the vessels crew. Tho witnesses
told practically the same story of thc
affair before the coroner's hry 7,
Seems that Cosin and Anderson had
been on unfrlendly terms for several
DAYS and yesterday morning thev came
10 blows. After the fight had been in
progress for several minutes. Ander-
son dropped TO the deck. apparently
i'Ieloss, The seamen tried 10 revive
MN. but were unsuccessful ana Cosjn
hastily reported the mater 10 Cnptu,u
Weedoh, master of the Lurline Mod
icai aid was summoned. but when III,
physicians arrived Anderson was dead
Case Turned Over to County.
The affair was Immediately report
Ell to the local police. but when h,
found that the ship was outside oI
me city limits. CHIEF REYNOLDS ,uvno.
the case over to Chief Madison n,
the Bloodncld force.
Anderson lived in this city sevcra
months before signing on the I.ur.
line at The shinyard recently. He /,
survived by n sister, who lives /,
washington. and who has been mott.
net OF the death. The body is helms
heid by the county authorities await.
ing instructions from the sister.
me lnrline recently was comnlcto,
at the local shiry'rd ana Is now load,
ing a cargo of coal at pier i2 for Sal
rfanc'sco. She is scheduled 10 soi
Sunday. So"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-20
BIG EARLY MORNING
BLAZE IN WASHINGTON
LARGEST Lumber Plant in City pes.
troyed-Loss Amounts to a
Million Dollars.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March 90
isnsisner Bros, lumber yard and
about a score of residences in Tho
vicinity of Seventy eighth ana u
streets. Northwest. were DESTROYED
by fire which broke ont about mic.
night IN a building recently vacated.
freedman'S hospital was practically
destroyed. Al two n. M. the fire was
under control Loss 100000 mostly
confined TO the lumber plant. the lar.
sest IN the city The grandstand
or the Washington American baseball
Tor time was threatened.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-20

per ON the lower point OF Wheeling
island and according to the remark.
ap'e confession of The trio the crime
"s one OF me most cold bloodel i'm
'"e annals of criminal history.
-, ne,nc't was killed by Miss Zane
S ~no nau recently made up with him
one led him to a lonely spot ON ,nc
shore of the Ohio river. yyhor' ,ho
,hrou. , Drl' nm to death and then
, na nm into the river. The BODY
, MS recovered after about one week
terry. VIZ '"c h'FS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-20
TO PAY PENSIONS AT
SOLDIERS HOME TODAY
Estimated That thee sum of $4,000
viii be Disbursed Among the
inmates of the Institution.

The largest amount OF money ever
paid out at n quarterly pension in the
Hampton National Soldiers Home
will be turned loose among the several
thousand veterans of that institution
this afternoon.
According to the plans OF Major
John r. Hume. the treasurer of the
Home. the payment of the pensions
will be started about l;l5 this AFTER
noon and 1t is expected that by .
O'Clock all of the men will have recciv-
ed their cash.
II Ia estimated that about 100000
will he paid ont in this pension.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-20
DR.. BUXTON GOING ABROAD.
win Study Surgery in the European
HOSPITALS.

pr Joseph r Bnston. of This city.
VIII 20 abroad this summer to study.
surgery In the hospitals OF the prin.
pal cities OF England, Scotland ami
France. He will leave New York on
the Dutch steamship Norlam. of the
Holland America Line. on June 81.
arriving in Holland early in July.
While away lie will visit Paris. Lon
don, Leeds, England. and Edinburgh.
Scotland.
Returning to liverpool from Edin,
bursh. d.. Buxton will return to New
York on the mammouth White star
Line steamship Baltic, arr.eing on
August 3. He will In accompanied
on the trip BY DR. Harry d. Howe
uf Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-20
Way Down Eastp at N, p,,.,

,r,,o Wy bcwn East" viii be lhe f.,
nie,,ro r ,,iion at the pastime movinc
m h. heater tonight. This " no,'"s
M rama always attracts r ,opua
u ,,,.o when presented. ana tho " NIX
ia,, e version is expected TO no osn n
si,,, M interesting. The plav ten pe'
shi, nut thrilling tale Of ljro mS
ar ,u o'a fashioned rural New nn",oms;
lciks. Other features on Inv ,.nsland
OF equal interest. ' Sa'd TO be
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-20

morning OF the sale. If the bids mr.,
TOO low tile property will be onare,i
lor saic nj public auction. Al this
"1'e other remaining perdonal pro.
"r'S OF The Exposition Company viii
Ihe electrical property Is consider.
eh the most valuable OF all of the
iprsonai properi, of the Exposition
ana Is expected TO bring llenres
around 10000. 80
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-20

ss,oOo.o0 10 lend at per cent on
rem estate In Newport News In sums
70 suit borrower terms OF 10 & wears
san az once, or some one may hc
ahead OF yon. POWELL TRUST co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-20
lmpFsellcabIe 10 Make Reduction
10 Expenses, says Finance
Committee.
MORE Money FROM THE PHONES
Bell Company viii Haze to PAY $500
in License Tax Under New ordin-
oncc--ceneraI TAX Levy Fixed al,
s,.25; School Levy at 20 Cents =
Work Almoa, Completed.

Concluding that II woultl be utterly
inlp acticable 10 reduce the approprl-
alton for the police department for
me coming fiscal year. the finance
COMMITTEES or the council last might
liSeu upon $26,6SO as the amount to
ne sei aside In The new budget for
THIS department. This ia just what
tho appropriation wns last year. ana
carries on; The accommodation of
tho hoard of commissioners with The
exception OF two items, 5000 Tor I'm
auuitional detective and $40 added to
the Incidental fund. which we're
stricken out.
The police department was dis
cuased at length when the finance
{ committee met last night 20 continue
us work on the budget ami liceusc
.axeorlinanccs Attending the meet
ing wore Chairman j. Winston Read.
Messrs. West Davis, Ford ana Rob
inson and DR. IlosEins,
Everyone, especially Mossrs. Robin
son, Davis, and Mr.. ID. c. Jones. nresi-
iu'nt OF the common council. desired
TO have the appropriation cut down
u was apparent. however, that no re-
JUNCTION coull he made without re-
uucing the number OF policemen Inv
chtting on some OF the beats or
lehsthening the houis of duiv m. hv
rauncins the pny OF the men. A ma
lority of tile committeeman womb moi
agree TO do any OF these things there-
: loYc the appropriations was not chang
cd N'""s
--.--
lcAnGA Tax n..It..
me committee concluded lis worl,
on the budget, and The license Tux ar
uinoncc is completed except for soc
uons relating 10 street railway and
lighting companies. These section.
VIII he considered next FRIDAY nlpb,
March 81, nj which time The commit :
tee OF the Merchants Association vii,
be heard from again. -
AfteLi Telephone Companies.
Telephone companies were given n
considerable share of attention. The
license tux on telephone componles
~ now SioO. II was decided 10 make
me rates In the now ordnance ~ fol-
( lows: 80 'o' :
Nompanics charging not moro than
ior residence phones ana not more
hi"h y. Tor business phones s1O0.
companies charging not mora tb,n
n,oro ~, M, 'es,uence phones ana not
s5oo. , on ~ Tor business phones.
~ % - oo,''l'''hies charging In excess
y, ss'oo Tor residence phones ana IN
81 5oo W ~ Tor business phones,
i''"''
,, Accoru'hg TO the rates now charged
~, ,,' N'''lehs Company will pay 500
s ssene 'N. and the Bell company
Souv an increase in rates would
insun an increase In license tax for
ei.her company In addition 10 the
pays so cents fer each pole II has on
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-20
FIGHTING MecumegR BILL.
r. Upshur Returns From National
Gra',, DenIerst Cflnvent;on


Mr.. Walter S. Upshur. manager of
the Chesapeake G Ohio grain eleva-
tors. has returned from Washington.
D. c.. where he attended convention
OF the National Grain Dealers Asso-
cia,ion.
One of the most impo,tan, matters
before the association was the fight
which Is being made against the Nc
Cumber bill introduced In Congress
for the purpose OF putting all export
grain inspections under Federal sn-
pervis'on, Mr.. Upshur was one OF The
members of the association TO dis
cuss the hill with Sec etary of Agri-
culture Wilson
The grain men are confident that
they have succeeded i'll making II I'M
nossible for The Mccumbcr hill To
pass.
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Some OF tho charity thnt begins nj
home makee n hnsfv patnmo,,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-20
BIDS FOR FUEL COAL.
Captain Grant Invites Estimates From
.. Dealere

bids for furnishing fuel coal for
me United States army transnortc
~ This port have taen invited hv
Captain Frank A. Grant. u. 8
superintendent in charge OF the quar-
terinhster' depot here. The bids
VIII be opened on April 20 and tho
vontract awarded as soon thereafter
rs practicable. II is expected maj
ail OF the local coal agencies will OF
fer estimates on Furnishing the coal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-20
u'fL AND ! BOYS ADMIT
CoLD-pDED MURDER
lured Young NJ Lonely sno, o.,
'" 10 oead Tessed Body

WHlIELING.EA ,toro, ,o
Charles Cook. lars old AMI, - M,
wife, Lila zanbk % yo1rs o,,,
and Joseph Wleed 10 veo,s NV, ~
in jail here CHI with ,ho ,nnr..
of Charles Bela yonno 80, $50
sienal man.
nc'lhet. was ired last Septem-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-20

Some OF the charity tint begins NJ
home makes hasty getaway.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-20
SALE At EXPOSITION.
Electrical Eppiances Valued at $50
COO to be DISH osed of

The electrical appliances OF tn.
jamestown Exposition will be sold
by tho receivers of the Exposition
Company at the grounds NJ noon on
March 80. Sealed proposals will he
received mn to II O'Clock on the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-20

Ex nesiyoody = enjoys Grand 1rnton
rich on blend Coffee. II bnn
its o maVor' fragrant aroma on lis u
mi, peing specially sclectnn , a,'!,
hon. "''s watched from plantotio,, 'n y,
-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02
FURY OF TORNADO
Pukwana, S. D., Is Nearly Wiped Ou1
and Crops Are Ruined.

Mitchell, s. D., June 3o!-The little
town of Pukwana in Brule county,
about fifty miles west of Mitchell
on the G. NJ. 4 St. P. road, was near
ly wiped out of existence Sunday
night by tornado, which covered a
territory about a quarter of mile
wide and did damage that will take a
long time to repair.
The storm struck the place about
II O'Clock, when the town was sound
asleep. 1t came with terrific force,
lasting about five minutes, but the
damage was awful. The tornado
came from the northwest, leveling
houses in it's pathway.
Between twelve and fifteen stor 8
and residences were absolutely de-
stroyed, and there is not house in
the town that was not wrecked to
some extent. People rushed from
their homes in panic, but they had
no place to go, and the darkness
made the disaster seem more severe
then it was.
Two large elevators were blown
down across the track, covering a
freight car. The depot was practical
ly wrecked and the main track of the
road was closed to traffic for the day.
Several houses which were lust
completed in the town were hattened
to the ground and the lumber was
scattered in every direction. A four
by four timber was driven through
one of the houses. p
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02
SECRETARY SLEEPER IN PORT.
Arrives at Wiliemstad, Curacao, on
an American Gunboat.

Willemstad, Curacao, June 26.-The
American gunboat Marietta came into
port Thursday from Porto Cabello.
She has on board Jacob Sleeper, Sec
rotary of the American legation in
Venezuela, and Lieut.. Francis A. Rug
giles, the military attache, and Mrs.
Ruggles.
Mr.. Sleeper has been acting as
charge d affaires at Caracas since the
departure of Minister Russell early
in May. He and Lieut. Ruggles with
drew from the legation at Caracas,
placing the interests of the United
States in charge of the Brazilian lega-
ton at Caracas. The Marietta await
e1 the decision of the governor Of
Curacao as to the admission, of pas
sengers from Caracas.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02
DOWN TO DEATH
High Diver at Fargo Fails Before a
Large Audience.

Fargo, N. D., June 27.-Henrv
Hempl.ill was drowned he last night
while giving high diving exhibition
from one of the bridges ross the
Red river. He was a steeple-jack and
four Or five weeks ago gained some
notoriety by falling from a high
smoke stack, striking some wires and
escaping uninjured.
Recently he has been out of en-
ployment and without funds. He Sc
cured permission from the chief of
police to make a public exhibition
and there was large crowd on the
river banks. After making a dive he
arose to the surface, swan a short
distance, and then sank before tie
boat could reach him. He is said to
have been intoxicated at tho time Of
the exhibition. Hemphill is theukht
10 have come here from St. Louis.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02
IOWA PRoeREssIvEs MILD.
Control Convention, but Indorse' Both
CUMMING and Allison.

Waterloo, H., June 25.-While PRO
gressives" were IN control Of Wednes-
days Republican state convention,
they did not use that control with any
vindictiveness, but in reasonably good
temper. They adopted state platform
giving enthusiastic Endorsement to
Gov. Cummins and the progressive
legislation upon railroad and corpora
ton questions, but they also gave
warm Endorsement to the services OF
the Iowa delegation in congress, and
especially to Senator William B. Al
lison, and q pledge for his reelection
by the next legislature.
The "progressives" secured control
Of the new state campaign committee
by majority Of one.
The convention nominated Judges
Scott Nj. Ladd and Silas Nj. Weaver to
succeed themselves on the supreme
bench. and also went through the for
mality of approving the nominations
for state officers made in recent pri.
maries.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02
DULUTH ELEVATOR BURNS
FIRE ON RIcE's POINT DOES NIL.
LION DOLLAR DAMAGE.
Property Valued at Like Amount %
" Saved Only by Most Valiant
FIR f""t Work.

Duluth, Mimi, June 27.-OveT q
million dollars in property was con.
sumed within two hours Friday after
noon on Rice's Point by a fire which
RACED elevator D of the Consolidated
Elevator company to the waters edge,
destroyed dock and sheds of the
Northern Pacific and imperiled sur
rounding property valued at another
million. ~sf~ as% .s~
Valiant work by dozen tug boats
which aided the fire department is
probably all that saved the bay front
at that point from being entirely
swept. While the firemen combated
the flames on Elevator D the tugs
kept steady streams on all surround.
ing buildings from the slips within a
radius of two blocks. The flames shot
in the air high above the structure
and, famed by brisk breeze, broke
across tho water and kept the docks
and elevators almost at the point of ig-
milton.
From 1885, when the fire was dis
covered, until about four o'clock, ele-
vator D was a raging furnace, then,
after two hours fierce burning, the
fire had spent itself and gradually
abated until at eight o'clock, only
smouldeEing wreckaSe Of the property
remained.
. A small explosion. tho origin OF
which cannot be accounted for, was
quickly followed by the bursting Of the
flames through the roof, and before
the department arrived tho building
was q veritable volcano.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02

UNNECESSARILY 20.
NOTICE OF FILING OF AND
HEARING ON DITCH PETIT
"N10N

HEA RING ON DITCH PETl-
TlON.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that petit
tion of which the following is a COPY
has been filed in the office OF the
County Auditor of Marshall County,
State of Minnesota, and that a hear
ing will be had upon said petition
before the County Board at the
office Of the County Auditor of said
County. in the CITY Of Warren. on
the 18th dav of July A. D.. 1908 at
10 O'Clock A. M. Dated at Warren.
Mimi. this 10th day Of June 1908.
2. B. Malberg.
County Auditor
Petition for Public Ditch.
To the County Board of the Coun-
ty of Marshall. State of Minnesota :
The undersigned land owners.
whose lands will be liable to be
affected bv. or assessed for. the ex-
pense of the construction of a County
Ditch hereinafter described. would
respectfully represent that the public
health. convenience and welfare and
the reclamation of wet and over
flowed lands require the establish
|
Ditch along the following described
route in the Town of Marsh Grove.
in said county, Of Marshall. and that
the construction of the same would
be of public benefit and utility.
A general description OF the pro-
posed starting point. route and
terminus of said ditch is as follows:
Commencing at The North East
corner of Section Sc. Township 1856.
Range As. thence running in vest
erlv direction about % feet south of
the Section line and along the north
line OF Section 36, Section IS. Section
"a. Section 33. Section 81. and to a
point about three rods east Of the
northwest corner of the NV d of
NE d. Section 81. thence in north
westerly direction along coulie for
about twenty rods. and terminating
in the Snake river. as it's outlet.
And your petitioners pray that
you will proceed to establish such
County Ditch and cause the same to
be constructed as provided bv Chap
ter Two Hundred thirty. $780,. of
the General laws of Minnesota for
1905 And as amended by Chapter
1857. Genreal Laws. 1907.
Dated May 9th. 1908.
Oscar Hanson. Fodvang p. O.
4. E. Halmaas. Fodvang.. P. o.
Mathia E. Bake. Fodvang, P %.
Hans o. Hjelle. Fodvang p. O.
Anton Hanson. Fodvang P. O..
John Knudson. Fodvang P. o.
f. L. Akre. ElmbO p. O. .
Edward Hanson ElmbO. P. O. ."
August CAST. Argyle p. O.
John Hanson. Ellerth p. 0. " j.
liver j. Grimstad. Newfolden P. O.
Peder Johnson. Ellerth P. o.
J ons Person. FodvanQ P. @. a. .r~.
Carl Ravnkilde. Fodvang p. O. -:
Mrs. Randi Petersen. Fodvang P. 0.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02
TROOPS ARE SEN
Il SNaHkyyY.A III - MI. n
TO FRONTIER |. :.
MISUNDERSTANDING ON.
REPRESENTATIONS OF Mex .
lcAN GOVERN ENT.
The Revolution is Not Fake. Amer.
lean Resident Of the Diaz Country
Says the Revolt is Real. Soldiers
:. Take Field. c..S rs: Wifi MT i

Washington, June By direction
Ut President Roosevelt, Secretary OF
War Taft has issued orders to the
commanding general of the depart
ment of Texas, at San Antonio. to
send a sufficient number OF troops to
Del Rio Ell Paso and other points In
Texas to aid the civil authorities in
preserving order.
This action was decided upon as a
result of a request from the Mexican
government that the United States
DO its utm to prevent any VIOLA
ton of the neutrality laws. -. -.
The request of the Mexican govern
ment was referred to the attorney
general by the department of state,
and the governor of Texas in the
meantime was asked to aid in COM
polling obedience to the law. The
order of the president sending troops
to the border is understood to have
been made upon the recommendation
OF the attorney general.
Dallas, Tex, June %. - Sam p.
Harrison, for the last FIVE years a
resident of Blanco, a small town
about thirty miles from Cuidad Por-
ferio Daiz, arrived In Dallas today
with his family, enroute east to visit
relatives. Mr.. Harrison said regard
Ing the disturbances in Mexico:
"That is not fake revolution. It
is dead earnest affair. I am in
clined to think that the soldiers of
the president are aiding and abetting
the revolutionists. personally know
that the president is greatly worried.
1t is my opinion that the Mexican
army is honeycombed with revolu-
tionists."
Asked his opinion of the ability of
President Diaz to cope with the stu
alton, Mr.. Harrison replied that he
believed the present president would
manage the affair.
Gen. Villar of the third military
zone is in command of the troops lin
the field. The war department has
left it entirely to his discreet N to
conduct the campaign. s#
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02
Van SAINT viii Speak.

Sioux Falls, s. D., June 26.-The
Lake Madison Veterans association
sncampment will be held on July 1,
y, 8 and 4 at Dell Rapids, north Of
Sioux Falls. Among the speakers
Will be ex-Gov. Van SAINT Of Mime
beta and Chaplain Jesse Cole Of Mar
bhsNtown, Iowa. Music for the en-
bampnnont viii DO furnished by the
Dell Rapids band and the Sioux Falls
1rum corps. Various events Win In
bsude ball games, athletic CONTESTS,
a,seial street attractions and : bsw.
Ry AaaoS. VI 5.5 y. ID
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02
State Loses Dam Fjuht.

Chicago, June 26.-Judge Julian w.
Mack Thursday knocked out every
claim which the state has set up to
prevent the completion of the Econ.
omy Light and Power company's dam
at Dresden Heights, knocking holes in
the legislation adopted by the last
general assembly, The injunction bill
against the company was dismissed.