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The Detroit times., 1908-09-08

Appies--Faacy. scta. common. "a
per hbl
80 So. arsts. elc. crocis l9c. ua,t,
y, :. stock. l6I,r Der ~
cabbsr-e0c Der doz; $3.50 per hhI
.'"i'i!o"ef--ca'''orn'"' '"'1G; >"
c.,.rv-onG o5e per doz
cbec..-Nlehigan tg1 cream. ncp.
~, - pti 10
nor hoX nlunIs sl.r54e25 per bor-
gray 'i.oo q 4'' per crate pears
corrc-paokats coffee. Sl2756rt. o..
Dressed cshes-Tancy 1ogtlc. com
nI En9s - p M currcn, receipts.
r,,,1,...1fi.i ~, -, 49,
:52s second, patent s4.'5' straight
-. ,.fi',t 80 bra, COS oo..
go, r'1ci -, 7cor- and ar -s,on ~
cnrn men - a." 80 ,ip ~
coz iti'u"''"-'' 60 ""u "'ddIIh};s
C,,.a,, o,,,.,. =,
Frcsh N'Srthpie>- phlphs. -
pes 80 ~ q, -" $3.50, p %
box; gFeen "ans e. = Per en-. manner nome
Green Pcpp"r,,--5, a. 10 eer bu.
6rSoe~-,-lD baskets -'ISoc; t-lh
hoSkets. -. ,oes- ,- a.,
H"r-'. Hre-W .nHs, 80; oaso
:" aiti (" per ctht "T ,o9bitfy nettl, y
s.lE,'d DLro, 80 XIX a. -, o. o.
So s9I5tfy ne ~ RE 9e'2 pre- w W.
cloth. sLty per ~ Isft. zap an Snp
sftsr wsay.ns I" sPt. .ent on w "lp.
OIL round and corrugated conductor
Pr, :. AZ p@' ,y,' s,' "" inla1zc. nmbe,
,o'iipcy sIt e, sasnr' II.
,ticLor, Su,,--is pet Su.
toi'syy71F n.y. SI f1r new baed hay in
81 III : = ~ . ~ - re :.
$50 t,t1fd. riovcr mixed. ssos 10: rye
sfraw ss5O4T. wheat and oat straw
g. .aif6 ton n car lots.
Hidc>-No curcd. loo, NJ ;
Len Len. 70. Kin cul.td. 10. !. i0ia No.
, gc X. D gte. n. NO L. ge, No. ;. -
calf cured. ~ !. I4c. So. i-t
horse hides. 80 / 81 10. .. 81, sn2-.
skins IA ~ wool. go a 6Uc
IIurkIehrrries---s3l q % per hu.
iimc--s; Ii25 per 100.
IcInon.-CaIifornla. $3.50 as per box.
NnpIr su.nr-NcW. pure. ia~ por 10
case. ygatcrnelons. 2Ol(35c. Gems. r a.
75c per basket. JsaEr $40 per crate.
$40 81. pcr bhl
u,.nrnop,s--20 ~ soc per 10
Enthusiastically. 81 - per crate:
southeln 500 1850 per bu.
bii~--Raw linsred etc. tolied I'm
good ssc gtl less | per cent tor casn
scn". fy lrpeniine. Ia barrel 1919
Al y yer -n'. ,,.
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We l.a. ma lnnn ~ -hirix 49,
hoM 70 q. strhnn-

p Qlh uf Va. w Cohgress.st..
Chicago ellis a 3 way 10 become
.trons ne say. Wy mother who
old tUd Wa- very feeble. Is deriv-
ing So much heneh from Electric Bit.
Jere, thaI fee' its mg duty 10 tell
those, who aeCd @ ionic and strength.
ming medicine ob9uJ b.. In M. moth.
Iris casr "a marscd gain In flesh has
suited. insomnia has been overcome,
Ud she h sfeaffIY growing strong
N Electric B}tt%r, QuickN/ remedy
stomach. liver and kidney complaints
Sold under guarantee 40 y, G. kinzel.
Central Drug Co. Gray x Worcester s
drug stores
The Detroit times., 1908-09-08
BUMPED BY AUTO
y AND BADLY HURT

John iIufwagnsf Hss lutt o., la
9ulo a the cornei oi l.arnpd and Rar
al 1870 Moaddl mornins.
and seriously injured dbou lhp hela
He was taken lu ST. Mary hospital
IL East End, amDNygce and de.ro
say ~ VIII recover.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-08

BERLIN SEPT ..5Dr liirschiielt.
g n3.cd statis,ician. .mnounces ihai-
ttrs EerNueI UfftFS aNHVTTfT 10 =
IT 77- OF afCUTUfiC rrvT-T;r--r-~ ii1r-r-f.
Elne ami brapys ID. q cost. 81 100
MARKS ~ abput SO. the average ia
com OF Befliacrs. Including women
ana children. Is about hS' ma.ks D.
aD0Gr SlG0 year
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our own sins ArOW llst behind on
backs while We are gazing az The
faults OF our neighbors
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LOCAL STOCKS

Following quotations furnished by
Levi s. Gortou, 1915 Majestic b-ldins
The Detroit times., 1908-09-08

TbI-capacity of the Atlghtic cables
Is 200 900 GOO words annually Only
70, n00.o are cent
The Detroit times., 1908-09-08

Ru-iness-Ilke Prtntfng. No fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat KIND. thst
looks rignt. Times Prfptisg Co.. is
John ~. st Phone 1893.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-08
London FaIr--Grand Trunk Ro,lwsy

london Fair--Grand Trunk R1iway
system.
Sept, mLer i2th. 18Th. ,4th. 10th
18th ............... .......... - o.
September 18th. also september
18th ........................ s. 80
Return limit September 2ist.
..-+-.- z ++4ll-.lt- Aa.cn--I2L Mood AID aye
Phone VI 80
Job Printing aone right. Time. Print. I
my Co., s John r. Phone iI4S-l
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f.ru, ision ,-Ness pork 81 sod: family
iofk Sls,5Q NI9l light. clear siAooN
heavy 81 pN. smoked 0aWs ldc,
try st'tad brlskets. JOS. p lie, shout
I,r-. >fsc, picric hams. Sac, bacon.
l3uI3tsr. lard In tierces. TO So. kettl"
rendered fff. o. re. 10.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07
DIR. PIERcE1s REMEDIES
Do You Open Your Mouth

Like young bird and gulp down what
ever food or medicine may be offered you I?
Or, do you want to know something Of the
composition and character Of that which
you take into your stomach whether as
food or medicine?
Most intelligent and sensible people
nowadays insist on knowing what they
employ whether as food or as medicine.
DIR. Pierce believes they have a perfect
right to insist upon such knowledge. So he
publishes >Aanadcast and on each bottle
wrapper, what hfs medicines are made Of
and vexil j@6hdereath This he feels
he can wellzAford to do because the more
the ingredients Of which his medicines
are made are Studied and understood the
more viii their suPerIor curative virtues
Be aQ1Tacjafad
For the cure Of woman's peculiar weak
nesses, Irregularities and arrangements,
giving rise to frequent headaches, back
ache, drasging-dewn pain or distress in
lever abdominal or pelvic region, accom-
panied, ofttimes, with a debilitating,
pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp-
toms Of weakness, DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription Is most efficient remedy.
1t is equally effective in curing painful
periods, in giving strength to nursing
mothers and In preparing the system OF
the expectant mother for baby's coming,
thus rendering childbirth safe and COM
parativeiy painless. The rFavorite Pre-
scription Is most potent, Strengthening
tonic to the general system and to the
organs distinctly feminine. in particular.
It is also soothing and invigorating
nervln6 and cures nervous exhaustion,
nervous prostration, neuralgia. hysteria,
spasms, chorea or st. Vitus's dance, and
other distressing nervous symptoms at
tendant upon functional and organic dis
eases Of the distinctly feminine organs.
A host Of medical authorities of all the
several schools Of practice, recommend
sFavorite Prescription is made for the
cure OF the diseases for which 1t is claimed
to be cure. You may read what they
say for yourself by sending q postal card
request for a free booklet Of extracts
from the leading authorities, to DIR. r. ".
Pierce, Invalids' Hotel and Surgical In
stitute. Buffalo, N. Y, and it will come to
Eou By return post
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07
END BATTLE OVER
" RAWH|D[ LOCATION
Revenue of Wonderful New
Mining Camp Will Go to
Esmeralda County
Churchill Board of Commissions
ers Decides to Withdraw
Dispute From Courts
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


RENO, March 6.-The threatened bat
tie between Churchill and Esmeralda
counties to determine which was en-
titled to the taxes from the new and
fourishing mining camp of Rawhide
has been averted by the report of T. K.
Stewart, an engineer employed by
Churchill county to make an official
survey of the boundary line between
the two counties.
Stewart has shown definitely that
Rawhide lies several miles to the south
of the line within Esmeralda county,
and there is no. chance for a dispute.
The survey was made from the old Ma
son house. built in 1861. which estab-
lished the beginning of the official sur
vey in 1881 In his exhaustive report
to the Churchill county commissioners
Stewart settles the dispute definitely
and the commissioners have decided to
withdraw all action started in the
courts.
Esmeralda county will continue to re-
ceive the revenue obtained by taxes
from the wonderful new camp of Raw
hide.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
SHOW IMPROVEMENT
Dun's Report Tells of Increas-
ing Confidence and Inc
dustriaI Activity

NEW YORK. March e,-R C. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review OF trade viii say:
Favorable symptoms are more numerous in the
commercial outlook. especially in respect to the
growth OF confidence Jobbers note more pres
sure 70 replenish depleted stocks orders in many
csses being for delivery next fall. The adxanc-
ing season has also contributed by accelerating
the distribution OF spring goods and stimulating
interest IN the building trades Industrial plants
are more active, pig iron productions rising To
the best weekly average in three mouths Cred
ITS are still closely scanned. and mercantile
collections are by means satisfactory. yet pay
mente are more prompt and the volume of busi-
ness is distinctly heaviez
Bradstreets tomorrow viii say In
part:
The iron and steel industry unQuestionably
has q better tone Business failures for the
week ending March number 2s7. against 254
East week, IT. IN the like week OF 1907. III in
1906. 100 IN 1905 and 200 in 1909 Canadian
failures for the week number 49, against 35 last
week and p in the like week Of 1907.
Wheat. including -four, exports from the United
States and Canada for the week ending March 8
aggregated 2,953.9 bushels against 225f SOS
this week last year. For the 80 weeks OF the
fiscal year the exports are 159 GA l66 bushels
against 12S 924 965 In 1906-07
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07
VALLEJO FLOAT TO BE
BIG MODEL OF CRUISER
Citizens of Navy Yard Town
to Join Celebration of
Fleets Arrival
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE Cali

VALLEJO. March e--People here are
taking much interest In the coming
batueship feet, and steps have been
taken TO join the festivities planned
by the metropolis.
The committee on parade has decided
10 construct an exact counterpart of
the arnored cruiser California. the
model TO be between so and 50 feet
long and drawn by 20 white horses. 1t
VIII be manned by q trained crew of
the sons OF Vallejo's citizens.
Captain Phelps. commandant OF the
navy yard, has granted permission to
place subscription lists in the shops.
that all may have an opportunity to as
sist In the undertaking.
The general committee in San Fran
cisco has left the question OF floats to
the Native Sons of California, who. it
IS understood. had decided to have but
three floats, and these of floral ma
ture, but II is hoped that Valle5o's float
which is so typical of the occasion, will
be accepted
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07
PRISONER ESCAPES
THROUGH A SEWER
Sheriff Puts Check Passer in
Monterey Jail and He
VaniShes
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


MONTERREY. March 6.--Walter G,
Smith, alias Harold Radcliffe, who
passed number of worthless checks in
this city and Pacific Grove, escaped
from the jail here this afternoon. The
prisoner had been brought here for ex-
animation on two charges.
Pending his departure for Salinas
Sheriff Nesbitt placed Smith in the city
jail. Workmen had been engaged in
putting in a sewer and had cut hole
in the wall large enough for man to
crawl through. The sheriff did not
know of this hole in the wall and gave
his prisoner the freedom of the cor
ridor.
When Nesbitt went to the jail for his
prisoner the man had vanished. Smith
escaped from the county jail at Salinas
two months ago and was at large about
two months.
The sheriff and his deputies are
searching the surrounding country to-
night for Smith.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07
PICK FUSION TICKET

SANTA ROSA, March 6.-The repub-
licans and democrats of Santa Rosa
held their city convention today, NOM
mating the following fusion ticket:
Mayor, James H. Gray, democrat;
councilman first ward, Fred C. Steiner,
republican; councilman second ward,
Aubrey Carhan, democrat; councilman
fourth ward, Fred Forgotten, democrat
councilman sixth ward, Eugene Cron-
son, republican, recorder, w. e. Bag
ley; assessor, Henry sSllvershields; city
clerk Charles Lawson.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07
PROPOSALS

OFFICE PURCHASING CoMMIssARY, q. s.
Army, 1905 North Point St. San Francisco, Cal,
March 6, 1908-Sealed proposals. in duplicate
in such quantities may be called for by this
Office during the month OF April, 1905. and in
set forth In Circular No. s, War Department,
ofnce commissary General. Washington, D. c.,
February IL, 1907, will be received at this office
until IL o'clock a. M, March 16. 1905 and
then opened. Information furnished on applica-
tion. 9. B. KRAUTH0EF. Major. Commissary.
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THREE BANKRuPT

were fled yesterday in the United
States district court Joseph Petry, an
Oakland contractor. filed a petition
showing his liabilities TO be $15,27l and
his assets $4,000. The petition OF John
#. Crowley. a San Francisco liquor
dealer, showed his liabilities to be
s7.f26-20, with no assets. DR.. S. A.
cloutier Of Newviile. Glenn county, filed
a petition which gave his debts as
SI.167 and his assets $780,
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having stolen bicycles in Calistoga. and
were sentenced to serve six months
each in the county JAIL The sentence
later was modified, and the boys will
be turned over to Probation Officer Ar
thur J. Todd of San Francisco
witness by Sullivan, and the former
admitted their authorship.
Questioned as to who paid fhe ex-
pense of printing the speech and the
rent of the hall, as well as the band,
Bennett said he charged it up to the
Bay Cities water company.
Beal, on cross examination. admitted
that he had paid Benefits expenses
for that occasion. On cross examina-
tion Bennett also admitted he had
urged the property owners in the
Hetch-H -Hetchy valley to draw up a pro-
test against the acquisition of the sys-
tenn for San Francisco on the ground
of depreciation in the value OF the land
in case the plan was carried through.
BENNETT RUFF EULOGIsT
Further questioning brought out the
fact that at the time of the delivering
of his speech at Hamilton hall Bennett
referred to Abe Ruef as "a great leader
of great political party and Incl
dentally remarked that the Spring Val
ley water company had reached the
board Of engineers appointed by
Schmitz, and likewise Heney, Burns
and Rudolph Spreckels.
DO you still entertain such opin-
ions?" asked Sullivan.
In view of certain things that trans
pired In the spring of 1907 I have
slightly altered my views. But / will
not particularize so far as newspapers
are concerned" he answered.
DEFENSE SCORES VICTORY
Attorneys for the defense regard the
result of yesterdays proceedings before
Judge Dooling as the biggest victory
that has yet been scored by the de-
Tense.
In the opinion of Attorneys Hiram
w. Johnson, Matt l. Sullivan and
Hickey, Beal merely was the tool of
Tevis, and acted as such with the un-
derstanding that should the alleged eff
forts to bribe the supervisors of the
Schmitz board ever come to light Tevis
would assume responsibility. Accord
ing to the defense, 1t was only through
accident that Beal was subpenaed.
William s. Tevis, Colonel E. G.
Wheeler and others connected with the
Bay Cities water company are still In
hiding. The last that was heard of
Tevis he was in Arizona. Wheeler was
last heard of in Tonopah.
Upon motion OF Hoff Cook, assistant
district attorney, the case was con-
tinued until 2 o'clock Monday after
noon, when Beal will be placed on the
stand again and produce additional evil
dence as TO the expenditures of money
by himself in connection with the op-
tions he held for the Bay Cities water
company
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07
CALIFORNIA PROMOTION COMMITTEE

tURGANIZED 1902.
'sPROMOTI0N''-The act OF promoting; advance
ment encouragement- ".-Century Dictionary.
Its object the PROMOTING Of California as a
whole 1t has nothing TO SELL Its energies are
devoted to fostering all things that have the
1t gives reliable information on every subject
connected with the industries of California 1t
OF new Industries and invites desirable immigra-
ton. 1t Is not an Employment Agency, although
1t gives information regarding labor conditfons
1t presents the opportunities and needs In ali
fields Of business and professional activity This
committee is supported By popular subscription
Affiliated with the committee are 100 CONNER
ciaI organise tions of the state, with q member
ship OF over 10000. Meetings are held semi
annually in different parts of CALIFORNIA; where
matters of state interest are discussed. Head
quarters Of the committee are maintained in
San Francisco In California building Union
square. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07


strike showing dump
Leslie l.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07
BoY THIEVES CoNyICTEp

IS NAPA,. March 6.--Fred KIinger and
James O'Kane, two San Francisco boys,
IA and 13 years old, were tried today
before Justice Coombs on the charge of
having stolen bicycles in Calistoga, and
were sentenced to serve six months
each in the county JAIL The sentence
later was modified, and the boys will
be turned over to Probation officer Ar
thur J. Todd of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07
PILES CURED IN TO "a DAYS

Paz0 Ointment is guaranteed 10 cure any case
Of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles
IN TO u days or money refunded. SOC.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07

les. big bargains. New Machiaes, SIT
ALLY, White Sewing Machine Agency EOS Fillmere Pr
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07
jOT, EXPERT REPAIR MAN AND KEY FILTER

Lock- Door Electric Bell Bicycle Motor Cycle
worth repairing phone Market sS44 the doctor ms
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07
WARNS CATHOLICS
AGAINST EXAMINER

Continued from Page /. Column 3
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07

NOmA NANhEI GHIANDA a PUCCINELLI BROS, de
Meats Poultry, Vegetables.
the city. 713-z15 Fillmore street
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07

IL BELLI Bros 2244-46 Fillmore street
y. Tel. West 6S0S. Fresh Fxuit, Vegetables.
It'd by +. Bertof1f. First class goods. Prompt
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07

iiLhL III iOODo ST. Helena sanarium's - Foods for
Body. Dried
Crss 10c H. sanitaru Health Food e2s Fillmore
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07

and sausato. Butter, Valley Creamery 2 %
11z pound 45c; best fresh Eggs, zoe dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-07

nOD-NI % S1iNDilAo Formerly Polk
between
deliver >
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-06-19
MONDAY MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Mcdonald of
Pierce spent Sunday in Norfolk with
relatives.
Rev. Joseph Stevens and wife of
Fort Dodge, la, are visiting at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. E. NJ.
Huntington.
Among the out of town visitors in
Norfolk We're: w. J. Woods, Spencer;
c. NJ. Peterson, Grand Island; j. NJ.
Burnham, Wisner; NJ. NJ. kearney;
w. G.. Merton, EmersOn; F. G. Wedg-
son, Newman Grove; Claude Mencke,
j. 7. Benchor, Blair; J, b. Hines, Co.
lumbus; O. \, Pierre, Wisner; Mrs.
Grace Minon, Niobrara; c. S. Smith,
Madison; \. II. Corbett, Atkinson;
Roy Hutchins, Wayne; S. J. Barker,
Humphrey; Mrs E. j. Leatherman,
Butte; Hoyt McCord, Wayne; Mr., and
Mrs. White, Stanton; c. r. Strubble,
PIainyieW; ID. a. Sinclair, Butte;
Mrs. Dennis Creighton; f. c.
flasher Platte Center; H. j. Herches,
Humphrey; F. w. Rathman, Gregory;
DR.. b. Bitou, kearney; Z. B. Ross
man, stanton; j. Siedell, stanton; I.
Y. Adams, Neigh; d. Gilmore, Ere
mont.
County Judge CoWan of Stanton was
Norfolk visitor yesterday
Miss Elizabeth kelpin of Omaha is
visiting with Mrs F. X. Fulton.
Jack koenigstein and Burt Mapes
1 4 .l1,~
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-06-19
COUNCILMAN MAY LEAVE CITY
S. w. GarVin Starts Sunday for Trip
of Inspection in Northwest

Norfolk is in danger of losing one
of its COuncilmon. S. w. Garvin will
leave next Sunday morning for a six
weeks trip in the Pacific northwest,
with the aim of locating if he finds
place and climate to his liking He
will visit Spokane Portland, Seattle,
Eureka and possibly Tacoma.
Mr. Garvin suffers somewhat from
asthma in this climate, and partiCu-
larly would prefer milder winters.
Mr.. Garvin may, and his friends hope
he will, determine TO remain in Nor
folk and merely spend his winters in
a warmer zone.
Mr.. Garvin, aside from looking over
the northwest will probably invest
heavily. In case he finds nothing to
his taste there, he will go later to
Fort Smith. Ark, to investigate land.
Mr.. Garvin is serving his second
year on the council as one of the
representatives from the First ward
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-06-19
West Point News.

West Point, Neb., June l6.-SpeCial
10 The News: The high water in the
Elkhorn river at West Point is fall
ing slightly. The flood stage was
reached on Wednesday afternoon,
since which time it has subsidized The
river dam has withstood the test in
good shape.
The Fourth of July celebration in
West Point, plans for which have been
completed, will be given under the
direction of the West Point Licder-
kran2 society. A large subscription
mas been secured for the purpose.
The real estate assessment for Cum.
ing county for 1908 has been returned
Ny County Assessor Clatanotf at $i,-
.G79GG3, as against $h29l,GS2, for 1907
the figures for this year being nearly
100000 higher than last. The board
of equalization have made only very
slight changes in the figures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ludwig have left
for a trip to Europe The visit will
extend to the late fall and embrace
he principal points in Germany and
France The couple are old settlers
Of Cunning county and are well-to-dO
nv, r,,i.,r,,icr ,,f Lirtb. and doatb,
ton +bo r,nrth of Nav in Cnr,ino conn
-. Show. hirth. ~. dooth.
,,orri,o., 1ico,so. h,,o hoor GRANT
o1 Ir,in, IN, nos, wool, to 7 /
rhon,n.nn and Nil. Anna Larson.
Leo e. Pricer of Dayton, Ohio, anC
lI;.. r,ha, - ,lror ~ v.i.ror and +,
1n.,,h ,,,ob,onl. and Miss Mary ~
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-06-19
Wind TAKES TENT DOWN
ANIMAL CIRCUS TENT FALLS ON
SPECTATORS.
THERE WAS NO ONE INJURED
Wind Wrecked Sidewalk of Tent at
Evening Performance-PeopIe in
Tent Fled Under Canvas Out Into
DoWnpour of Rain.

DoWhpour or KAN.
The big animal circus tent of the
Parker shows was blown down on the
spectators during the evening perfor-
nance. About 100 people We're in
the tent. They fled in confusion,
few making an escape through the
regular entrance while the majority
Crawled out under the tent into
down pour of rain. No one was in
jured
Rain and wind combined to loosen
the tent stakes. Lacking support the
south canvas wall over the spectators
yielded to a strong gust of wind The
main part of the tent remained stand
ing.
The strong wind swept under the
tent, raised the south side into the
air and then dropped in back on the
spectators. The fact that the whole
tent was not thrown down was due
to the fact that ropes attached to
telephone poles on the south side Of
the street remained firm.
The animals were alarmed at the
wind and falling walls and their up
roar added to the confusion. The
cry of the panther mingled with the
barking of dogs. Here and there
woman screamed but the crowd was
on the whole complimented by the
show management for the presence
of mind shown.
About the time the west wall went
down nearly all of the lights went
out,
The carnival shows on the street
were stopped by the storm about $50,
The carnival merry makers were
drenched. Cabs were not to be had
and umbrellas were of little avail
against the wind.
The animal sircus, where the tent
wall gave way, is decidedly the best
attraction on the carnival street. The
trained animals are exceptionally
good.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-06-19
South Dakota News.

Travelling men held two days re-
union at Hot Springs.
Lawrence county gave Senator Kit
trcdgc a majority of l,73O.
Fred Wolch was drowned near Belle
Fourchc while trying to ford the river
Adventists met at Woonsocket fol
"A camp meeting which will continue
Ten days.
BY slipping and falling under the
wheels of wagon loaded with lumber
Nels Halscide, prominent farmer
residing in the vicinity of Elkton, sus
tanned terrible injuries which it is
feared will cause his death.