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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-01-30

An unsuccessful attempt was made
to rob the bank at Tolley on last
Sunday night but the burglars were
frightened away.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21
81; 45s3 3-i
RACE FEEL lNG Al
CHICAGO RUNS HIGH
DOCK HANDS FIGHT

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Chicago. Aug. 20.In a fight be-
tween the white and black dock la
borers today, five men were injured
and the police only restored order
after the free use Of clubs and by
threats to shoot. The feeling against
negroe laborers reached a climax to-
day and some whites declared that
they would not work unless the
negroes quit. This the negroes re-
fused to do and a quarrel resulted
between Hugh Brady. white, and
Louis Hawkins. coolred. The negro
drew q knife and stabbed Brady in
the neck and arm whereupon the
lighting became general. Patrol wa
gons, filed with policemen. were
rushed to the docks. The policemen
charged the rioters. arrested HaW-
kins and further trouble was avoided.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21
LAWYERS CONTRADICT
Attorneys IN Haines Case Tell Story
Different From Mrs. Haines'
Lawyer

New York, Aug. 20.Interest In
the case OF the Haines brothers, now
awaiting indictment and trial in the
Queens county jail for the murder
OF VIM. b. Annis last Saturday, CEN
ters today In the various contradict
ory statements issued by the lawyers
for Captain Peter G. Haines and his
brother, Thornton J. Haines and
those having charge of the interests
of Mrs. Haines, the captains wife.
Frank G.. Wild, Mrs. Haines' at
Itorney, issued a formal deniel Of al
Legations made against his client In
sisting that a signed confession had
been made TO the contrary admitting
Mrs. Haines had been guilty OF Inn
proper conduct with Annis. AS to q
published story to the effect that
his client was trying to effect a re-
conciliation with her husband and
would testify in his behalf at the
|trial. Mr.. Wild was equally positive.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21
BISHOP COL I SES
AT HIS B ANQUET
Mcouaid, Bishop Of Rochester, II
Stricken While Celebrating Forti-
eth Anniversary Of His Episcopate.
Revived and Now Not ii I'M
mediate Danger Of Death.

Rochester, N. Il, Aug. 20. Az the
close Of the banquet. with which the
exercises Of the new hall of theology
at st. Barnes Seminary were con
cIuded this afternoon. Bishop Bern
ard j. McQuaid suddenly collapsed
and 1t was feared that death was inns
minent. The exercises involved the
celebration off the fortieth annivers-
ary Of the bishop i piscopate and the
sixtieth anniversary of his ordina-
tion to the priesthood. While Bish-
op McQuaid was speaking he sudden
~ said: 81 would like to say more.
but I feel that my strength is falling
me.
With that the bishop became pale
and leaned back In his chair and be-
came unconscious.
oadjutor Bishop Thomas r. Hick-
sey prepared to administer Extreme
Unction, the sacrament Of the last
rites. but Bishop McQuaid regained
CONSEQUENCES within u few minutes
and slowly revived. AT eight O'clock.
tonight DR.. s, Simpson, his physician.
said hs was In no Imminent danger
of death.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21
ASSOClA.
TON ELEC rs OFFICERS


st. Paul: Aug. 20.-Practically all
OF this seasons business Of the Ma
tional Editorial association was fin
ished today when Seattle, Washing
ton, was chosen as the 1909 meeting
place and officers elected for the
year. Several cities made applica-
tion for the next convention, but
Toledo and Seattle were the strong
est competitors. !
The following officers We're elect
ed: President, Will H. Mayes, Of
Brownwood, Texas; first vice presi-
dent, A. N. Pomeroy, Of Cambersburg,
Pa; second vice president, r. q.
Dowdell, Artesian, 8. o.; third vice
president, Fred Hall, Jamestown, N.
X; corresponding secretary. w. F.
Parrot, Waterloo, Iowa: recording
secretary. r. II. Walker, Athens,
Ala; treasurer, Will Curtis, Teewan-
Lee, Illinois. s.s
"A discussion OF the present pos
tai laws and regulations relating to
second class matter and the adoption
Of a resolution endorsingsat1e laws
and commencing the third assistant
postmaste general, AZ g. Lawshe in
his efforts to enforce them took ur
the greater part OF the morning ses-
lsion.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21
Redeem the is. Iof 100000 Which Was
Have Been So g Yesterday Afternoon By
Minneapolis = to Satisfy Claim Of
100000 lie ..ad Loaned to Mr.. Ring
rose, With the Bonds as Security
May Sell Bonds Later

An important deal was consume
mated in this city yesterday noon,
by which j. H. Jackson, F. B. Gan
non and Isaac Lincoln became the
virtual owners of the new Sherman
House now in process of erection; by
redeeming the bonds which Mr..
Ringrose had given as security for
loans from Minneapolis broker and
which were to have been sold yester-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock to the
highest bidder.
The way in which the deal came
to be made was this: Last winter,
soon after work had commenced on
the new Sherman House money was
raised for carrying on the work
after the Duluth party, who had.
prior to that time given assurance
that he would finance the enterprise.
had failed to secure the money need
edby issuing bonds for 800, 900,
e =
secured by q first mortgage upon the
property. These bonds were each for
\ $4,000 and there were ten OF them.
Mr.. Ringrose raised money to car
ry on the work OF building the
Sherman House by putting up these
bonds as security from Minneapo-
lis broker BY the name Of Warren sR
Hurd. From this broker Mr.. Ring
rose obtained $4,000. gtying hdm
demand notes for q certain number
of days. These notes became due,
1t Is stated. q few days ago, and Mr.
Hurd had advertised tho sale Of the
800, 900 worth Of bons to redeem
his loan Of $50, 1000 to MIR. Ringrose.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21
MORE GOOD RACING
AT POUGHKEEPSIE
Three Races Won in Straight Heats
IN Fast Time Alceste, Winner il
Wednesdays Race, Dead From n,
aammation Of Bowels. y

Poughkeepsie. Aug. 20. Three
races that made up today's program
in the grand circuit meeting at the
Hudson Driving park, were won n
straight heats.
The brown mare, Alceste, who was
taken sick after winning two heats
in the 2::23 trot yesterday, died to-
day Of Inflammation Of the bowels.
The horse was five years old and
was valued at $4,000.
Hedgewood Boy fulfilled expecta-
tions by winning the 2:04 pace. N
the Dutchess, the only stake race OF
the day, Jerry B was never in seri-
GUS danger, although Fred D made q
bid for the first heat. The summar.
les follow: Il q
The Duchess 2:12 pacing, best
three in five heats, purse, $1,000. y
Jerry B., chestnut gelding, by Ar
got Wilkes, (Cox), won.
Fred D., gray gelding (Murphy)
second.
Charley Hal, bay gelding (snow)
third.
Best time, 2:O5.
The 2:o4 pacing, best two IN
three heats. purse $1,000.
Hedgewood Boy. chestnut horse,
by Chitwood. (Petit) won.
Blackjack. black gelding, tsnow)
second.
John a.. chestnut gelding, (cox)
third.
Best time. 2:03N.
The 2:o9 trotting, best two In
three heats, purse $1,000.
Margaret O.. bay mare, BY Onward
Axtel. (Davis) won.
Locust Jack, gray gelding, (Mc.
Henry. second.
Del Coronado. brown horse. (Dur.
fee), third.
Best time, 2:o7H 4
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21

II Springfield, Ill, Aug. %. Ten in
dictments against two Of the alleged
mob leaders here were returned by
the special grand jury OF Sangamon
county today. Six Of these are
against Abraham Raymor and four
are against Kate Howard. Raymor
is charged with murder, four cases
of malicious mischief and one of riot.
The charges against the Howard Wo-
man are for malicious mischief and
are identical with those against Ray
NOR on these counts. The murder
charge against Raymor Is based on
his alleged partic tion In the
lynching Of VIM. Donigan, the So
year -old neg Consid iderable OF the
evidence upon which this was voted
was secured BY a military court Of
Inquiry. which today turned over "a
the states attorney the result of the
/ Investigations.
We secured enough evidence I'd
indict forty 81 fifty particip cipants Ia
last weeks rioting. 4 said Col. Chip
perheld tonight. We have practic-
ally complete confession from Ray
NOR ana wa have aiso discovered con.
yincing evidence of arson on the part
( of a former police otncer of Spring
1 held. ssl.Ss Ss
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21
SPRINGFIELD STILL AFLAME5
Report That Boy Had Been Shot BY
Negroes Stirred City Again

Springfield. III, Aug. Q. Spring
field was indHamed tonight by the re-
port that Rolla Keis, the 17-year-old
boy who testified before the special
grand jury when that body indicted
George Richardson for alleged as
soult upon Mrs Mabel Hallam, had
been shot by friends Of the accused
negro: Before the runor had time
to- spread, II was learned that the
shooting was accidental the wound
having been indicted by compan-
ion. The boy may not recover.
Because Of the excitement e1tra
precautdons were, taken tos prevent
the gathering Of crowds.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21

The date Of the sale, as said before,
was fixed at 8 o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon.
A few days ago Messrs. jackson
and Lincoln. and Cannon went
to Minneapolis to see what
could be done. They made
the necessary arrangements, put up
$4,000 in the First National Bank
Of st. Paul, and returned to Aber-
deem, the extra $4,000 being the in
terest due Hurd. Yesterday at noon
they telegraphed the bank to pay
the money to Mr.. Hurd and receive
the bonds, which was done.
Yesterday Freeman p. Strong, the
well known twin city tinancier. and
President Cole Of the Northwestern
Trust company, came to Aberdeen tc
see whether or not Mr.. Strong would
buy the bonds. The two gentlemen
looked over the situation and ex.
pressed the opinion that they con
sidered the investment q good one
Mr.. Strong, however, has not con
cluded to buy them but may do &C
later. 1f he should decide not TO-
the Aberdeen men will continue u
hold them, as they are abundantly
liable to do 50.
The action Of Messrs. jackson
Cannon and Lincoln means that the
hnacial control { Of the sherman
House will remain IN safe hands un.
til Proprietor Ringrose has chance
to. pay them of and take up The
mortgage on the property as theJ
will not sell the bonds to undesir.
able parties.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21
GOVERNOR JOHN son
ACCEPTS NOMINATION

st. Paul. Aug. 20. Governor
Johnson at noon accepted the nom
tination rendered him by the demo-
cratic convention yesterday. He de-
clares IT against his best Judgment,
but rather than put the party in q
hole he Will make the race. &
W. J. Bryan, the democratic can
didate for president sends his con-
gratulations and offers any assist
ance in his power.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21
rs MINERS HAV Y E
PERlS'HED||, IN MINE

Wigan, Eng. Aug. 20.It is now
known that Is miners perished Ia, the
explosion and the fire that bollowed
III the Maypole mine. Finding that
it would be impossible - recover the
bodies still In the pit, the fire hay-
ing taken such Arm bold, the di-
rectors tonight decided to food the
mine.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21

ency division point. where east bound
train crews, who may flnd that they
cannot make Aberdeen from Mohte-
video In the 1e hours, can stop,
thereby complying with the national
law.
And BY the way, Z said the rail-
road president. speaking to his hear
ers earnestly. sc you can do any
thing to secure the repeal of THAT ma
|tional 1s-hour law your efforts VIII
be appreciated ~ both railroad ofil-!
cials and railroad employees
This, In substance, was the explain
alton by MI. Earling Of what the
Groton deal means. He then went
lon to say:
You must not forget. gentlemen,
that the Milwaukee railroad knows
that Aberdeen q on the map ana ~
Will do nothing to harm her. rhs5
roads management Has great plans
for Aberdeen and instead 81 taking.
away anything she has now, Il Will
add more to her. Aberdeen ii to
be the great distributins point M
this entire western counEry ana ssE
The roads volume Of business SrpWs'
|so VIII Aberdesn srow.'
Vice President NICK Kepna expressed
the view q the road a. j ysry ~
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21
FIRST TRUST AND. SAVINGS BANK
OF CHICAGO PETITIONER
10 D. s. COURT
Petitions Also Filed for Receivership
to Extend to the Chicago South
ern Hallway Comp Receiver
ship Due to Present Financial De
preston.

Chicago, Aug. 90. Federal juris-
dietion now extends over the South
ern Indiana Railway company by the
appointment Of q receiver In the Uni
ted States circuit court for the road
which has long been regarded as the
best OF what are known 40 the
John r. Walsh railroads.
on petition presented by coun-
sci for the First Trust and sayings
bank Of Chicago by the representa-
tives Of the Chicago Clearing House
association. Judge G. g. Kohlsaat
appointed N. j. Carpenter, formerly
president Of the Chicago g Eastern
Illinois Railway company, receiver oi
the Southern Indiana Railway com
fpany. n
Today petitions Of Intervention
were filed by the Chicago Southern
Railway scompsny asking tor thu
extension sot ths sivsrsh 81 thai
road. The appl ttion wsS va taken IN:
der adYisement BY Judge Kohlsaat
and the hearing continued nv him
to August %. at which time ord
era Will. II - stated, be entered ex.
tending the receivership.
The notes under which today'i
receiyership was procured are own.
ed by the First Trust and Savings
bank for the account OF the associat-
ed bankers and were acquired at The
time these banks took over the as.
sets of the Walsh banks. This re.
ceivership, 1t Is said, does not AFFECT
i'm any unfavorable way John r
Walsh or the Arm Of ]. R. Walsh
e Company. The receivership was
made necessary by industrial depres.
sion which has existed and was ask
ed for the purpose Of conserving the
credit and resources Of the company
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21
President Of Milwaukee System Assures AS,
deen That All Il Means IS Car Storage
Yard and Site for Small Roundhouse
Says That Aberdeen Viii Be Distri.
buting Point for Entire Western
Country Will Lose Nothing

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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21
FOREST FIRES ARE
STILL BURNING IN B. G.

Victoria, Aug. 49,. Fierce forest
fires causing damage to timber likely
to total millions Of dollars, are re-
ported from several sections OF Yan-
couver island and wireless kilograms
from Point Grey says the large foI-
est fire is raging on the east side Of
Bowen island.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21
BANKS TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF STATE BANKING LAW

Guthrie, Okla, Aug. 90. Eight
national hanks in Oklahoma have an
nounced that they will become state
banks to enable them TO take adj
vantage Of the state banking guar
anty.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21
FOREST
FIRES UNDER CONTROL

Vancouver, B. G., Aug. 20. The
most Of the forest fires In the dis
trict are under control. but damage
is still being done to standing tim
Der. Mo settlements are believed to
be III danger.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21
MINERS RETURN 10 WORK

Evansville, Ind. Aug. 20. BY the
miners agreeing to atemporary con
tinuation! OF the checking on Of the
miners union assessments ana dues.
three Evansville mines and the
Chandler mines In the Evansville
fields will continue 70 work for the
remainder Of the present week.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21
IPIERR BEA rs BIG
DAM TEAM ) TO 2

Special to the sAmeric
Pierre, Aug. Pierre today
won the first In q series Of three
games with Belle Fourche BY score
!of 8 to 3. The team from the big
dam yesterday took q game from IT.
Pierre by score Of 4 to- 3.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-08-21
CHICAGO WINS CUP

Chicago, Aug %. The Upton
cup goes to the yacht Chicago The
series was decided today IS the Chi
cago Finished second IA the third ~
the cont ests. The order 90 the m
ish today was: A. q flrst, Chi
cago. second; and Ia Ritz, third.
/ The /. "a. c.stime was l:1s:22.
The National tribune., 1908-06-18
AIphabeticaI List of Battles


From RecordS-From
The any 1920 battles skmshes and other
incidents OF THE REBELLION of of the
1851 engagements of the SPANISHAMERICAN WAR and
PHILIPPINE RESURRECTION be referred easily
in the dictionary.
All the WARS arranged in the
with brief sketch of each including the losses
Daughters of the American Revolution will find
interest, the battles of the REVOLUTION
full and complete
has been adopted authority by the UNITED STATES
PENSION BUREAU, and there 500 that office
gives the number killed and wounded each
during the Spanish American War; Philippine Inurrecton and the
Disturbance Ill China
The principal Rebellion Spanish War;
Philippine Instruction and the Disturbance In China recorded
chronoogcaly they occurred from day day. This alone
is worth the price of the book.
book has equal Teachers reporters
authors speak IN highest of the work.
ready settle disputes to
of battles and other Incidents and by marking the
which comrades took they will leave record that
children and grandchildren will be proud to exhibit
book will enable
marches, which they participated
AppomattoX and from Cuba to the Philippines
which this book compiled principally
requiring careful search of nearly
Rebellion Records and the reports of the various Departments
for years
The book is neatly bound CLOTH contains pages
indexed The edition is med WILL therefore, be
order at
If after examination pleased Nth the book, show 1t to
your comrades. # not, return 1t and get your money
Sent postpaid. Price S1.00 copy
Address: THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE SO Thirteenth Stress
N. w, Washington, d. C.
The National tribune., 1908-06-18
DO WE NEED 4 NEW NATIONAL
SONG?
We May Have One Some Time, But No;
Now.

Editor National Tribune: The New
York Sun has recently discussed the
interesting question. do we need a
new National song?" and has declared
in the affirmative.
| believe that the verdict of The Sun
is the verdict of the people.
Why do we need a new National
song?
Because we have but five great Ma
tional songs: The Star Spangled Ban
ner: America; Hail. Columbia: The
Battle Hymn of the Republic; Column
bia, the Gem of the Ocean.
We need a new song not because we
are tired of these grand old songs
which are interviewer with the warp
and wool of our Nation, but because
there is ample room for a new song
For so years and more these old
songs have been sung by the school
children, by the churches, by the SOL
diers.in camp and upon the field of bat
tie, and played by the bands. ever
kindling anew the fires of patriotism.
Since the old songs were written our
country has made marvellous progress
in all lines of industry, and especially
| in art, science and literature.
In the field of music, too, year after
years composers and publishers have
deluged the country with the popular
song''-the topical, the ragtime, the
| catchy-anythin that appeals to
vaudeville audiences and concert halls
| for a season. and then is heard no
more. Many such songs have made
money for composers and publishers,
and that has been the chief end in
view.
But it is undeniable there has been
| a remarkable dearth in the successful
creation of National patriotic songs
Why? Because of the difficulty of ma
ltionalizing a patriotic song; because it
does not pay either the author, COM
poser or publisher.
The Oliver Ditson Co. says: "Patri-
otto songs are rather a drug on the
market" Most music publishers are
| of the same opinion. The publishers
The National tribune., 1908-06-18
Battle Flee. klr1. Winnie in Target rrae-

few days after the completion OF
the target practice of the battle feet
in Magdalena Bay a huge whale, sc
feet long, apparently wounded by big
gun shots. came ashore at a point on the
extreme southern coast of California
Two deep holes in its carcass, mid
way between head and tail, were proof
of the cause of its death. During the
early part of the practice large whale
was frequently seen in the vicinity. II
disappeared suddenly. and later was
seen some 100 miles distant, apparently
in great distress 1t was in the last
throes of a death struggle when strand
ed ."'.f' 'e""a H~tf
The National tribune., 1908-06-18

Have Proven Cancer Can be Cured at Non9s
No Psia. No Plaster, No Knife-Dr. Wells.
I have perfected new and seeming
~ unfailing remedy for the relief or
cure of the deadly cancer. L, have
made some most astonishing cures
believe every person with cancer should
know of this remarkable medicine and
its wonderful cures. and 1 will be glad
to give full information>free to all who
write me and tell me about their case.
Peter Reagan, Galesburg, ILL.,, had
cancer of the mouth and throat Doc
tors said, mo hope" Mr.. Reagan
wrote: at is only a question of short
time-I must die To-day his cancer
is healed up and he is We'll My new
radiatized fluid did it 1t has other
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and is saving people every day and re-
storing them to health and strength.
If you have cancer or any lump or sore
that you believe is cancer, write to-day
and learn how others have been cured
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expense. No matter what your condi-
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and tell me about it. / will answer
your letter promptly. giving you, abso-
lutely free, full Information and proof
of many remarkable cures Address,
DR.. Rupert Wells. 1854 Radol Bldg, st.
Louis, Mo.
The National tribune., 1908-06-18

JP. Lotus, boatswain's mate: c.
Anderson, fireman, and II. Rindfieisch
seaman, on the Presidents yacht May
flower. have been commended by Sec
rotary Metcalf for heroism displayed
by them in entering the burning, maya
zine at the Washington Navy Yard on
The National tribune., 1908-06-18

Comrade Milton Garrigus, 100 e.
Taylor St. Kokomo. Ind, wants some
one to send him a copy of ':Nicodemus,
the Slave
The National tribune., 1908-06-18
PENSION S.

you Claim pending and your Attorney for
unable before the Department shall be glad
interest.
All correspondence promptly answered
r. w. SHOPPELL CO., Attorneys, Washington D. c.
The National tribune., 1908-06-18

Douglass Robinson. brothcr-in- law
of President Roosevelt, arrived at Cru
ger Mansion. Vermont, his Summer
nome, near Jordanviile. N Y. a few
days ago. and announced that Presf-
dent Roo. welt and Secretary of State
Root will / at the mansion about July
10 to sta Two days.
The liz ry Building at Jordanville,
which was built by funds left by the
will of Mrs Douglass Robinson, sister
of President Roosevelt, is to be dedi-
Gated. and this is the occasion of the
Presidents visit.