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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-21

Nuslon>.
In Jrankreicb
Nsefden die TeiInebmer an der
Winzer Rebellion be-
gnadigt.
StossssI Gefangsnsr.
Sebaffs Strafe fir bstriigsri-
scbe Bankers.
GranZverIetZun0.
Griindung elmer msxikani-
scben Cenfralbank.

9os fron5oiilbe &abinet bat
Ser &an1tner einen @eiebentlpurf un-
terbreitet, mel6er aae Yerlonerl Die
iih I'M Son1lner 1907 ipdbrell0 0es
@in5er=9lnfltanoes in Siiofranfrei6
politiicber gergeben idnloig eema6t
baben, begnaoigt
3 General Stoeliel bot ieine
@oft in Ser Geter-Gaul's Seitlng 5u
ct. petersburg ongetreter.
9iuoolpb gSoelfe, oer 9rali=
bent Ser Dor einiger 3eit perfra6-
ten Morienburg 8anf in Der preuBi=
i1ell Stabt Marienbure, iii negen
perbre6erii6er 9raftifen 81 5ebn
Ssabren 3u1tbous perurteilt moroen.
Ser Gice= =Er1iibent Sulins S6nei=
Der muroe 5u flint Sabren 3udtbolts
perurteilt.
9lus 9alparaiio in Der iii0-
amerifanii6en &epublif Gbili miro
gemelbet. es babe cine @ren5per-
lebung Ieitens peruanii6er Sruppen
Itottgeflmoen. gei Der 8erfoleung
BON S6nugglern ieien iie IN Die
hileniide Staot Garata eingeorun=
gen uno bdtten oort oie sSanier
ourhiubt. 0ie Yoli5eibeborben
b1tten oies perbiiloern ipollen, oo6
bGtten Die Yeruaner iib nibt an lie
gefebrt. Ger @ouperneur Der 8ro-
pir5, in Der Sarata liegt babe
Sruppel bortbin geianot.
Der merifaniibe Sinan5nlini=
iter 2irnantour erflart in einem Sl=
terpietp, oas in Ser offi5ioien 3ei-
tllng 81 sSmpareial" perOffentli1t
it, oie merifanii6e &egierltng beab-
iidbtige cine Gentralbalf ein5uri6=
ten, Die @eloer ouf lange 3eit aus
leiben ipll.
2eopolo @olfline, Ser friibere
gr5ber5og 2eopolo Solpator, Der
ourb ieine @bey9lffaren 10 piel bon
iih reben lna9te, lit iest inter Die
eSolunaliiten gegangen. Gr bat nit
oenl vgeeuen @iener Sageblatt" ei-
nen gertrag abgeiAloIien ouf @rnno
oeIIen er fir oas glott glrtifel aus
Dem geieaidbaftli6en 2eben Ser &aI-
ieritabt ON Der 9onau i6reibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-21
scras.

sOeit Dem u9eorber" boben mir
regnerii6es Wetter befonrmen slm
ssreitag ieste ein 5ierlli6 ltorfer Ie-
gen elm ser iid anideineno iiber
oen gan5en Siioeh unO SiioDelteu
oes Stoates ansgebreitet bot Gr
mar iiberaa bod milfomnlen.
Sn Der gedbe bon 5latonia
mmroe elm illnger Wonn nan1ens
SeIfe gelpington BON @Ifreo 2altoer=
baf, einen anoern iungen WanlL
BON Dem grtrinfen eerettet.
9eim Goipbop-Spielen tpurOe
Der liebeniabrige Sobn oes in Der
Nabe bon 8ortlett ipobnenOen oeut=
iden Sarmers sIlbredt nidt uner-
bebIih perlest. Der Sunge batte
beriudt, Die Wfildfalber in Der
yHen~ gu ,ropen", batte ii6 oabei in
oen Strif beripidelt ulto NOR bon
Dem einen &olb bin nno Der ge-
idleift poroen. @r mar langere 3eit
betpuBtlos.
&. S. Moielen, ein Sdiiler
Ser Soutbpeitern llniperiitD in
@eorgetoipn, lit als naditer gmpfan-
ger oes BON gecil &booes alsgeieB=
ten Stipenoiun1s ansgeipdblt NOR
ben. Wtit oieienl Stipenoiun lit be-
fanntlid ein Stuoienfllrius an Der
Srfor6er llniperiitat perbnnoen.
9eint 9ootfabren in Der Ndbe
bon 9rooflbire ertranf Elm illnger
Mann namens @eit gfortb.
9enrD @arnde, elmer Der al
teiten Mniieoler Der oellti6en 9lnlteo-
lung Neu-gerlin in @naoalonpe
gountp, lit geitorben.
9as gonrt9aus in San Wtar=
cos nluB non @runo aus neu 9ebalit
meroen. Die glrditeften iagen, oaB
ieIbit bas 6un0ament nidt mebr 5lt
gebranheil .iit.
Die 8u1l0esregiernng beablib-
tigt al1f Der 5arm beg Hihter 2eigb
glorf, in Der. gtdbe BON @l 8aio,
eine geriudsitation ein5uridten in
Der 8erIuhe nit Der 9lnpflan6ung
bon 3itronen, Srangen lno anoern
9sSriihten gemaht neroen Ioaen.
ginbreher iprengten ben @elo-
ihrollf in Dem 8abnbofsgebonoe 5lt
2lano auf uno itablen $500 aus
ibm.
sSn gl Campo foa cine neue
gfeisi1iible gebaut meroen; Die Wta-
ihinerien iino idon bort eingetrof-
fen.
Nus Dem 3il6tballe in &usf
lit Elm Strdfling namens S. g.
aeliep entiprlingen, iiber oeiien Be
gnaoigung oos o8ooro Of Baroons"
CUR 3eit geraoe beriet @obri6ein-
lid lpiiroe es ieine 9egnaoigung elu-
pfobIen baben. Sett it's oanlit na-
tiirli6 porbei.
glm %. @pril miro man in
Gl Yaio oariiber abltimmen, oh Die
Staot Bombs gum 8etrage BON
100000 ausgeben ioQ ooer nidt.
Sir oos @elo loaen nelle Shulen
gebalit, ein Setperpiten eingerihtet
uno lnebrere StraBen gepflaitert lper-
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-21
lsilenlDaDllz JabTplan.
9. u. & M. q. 8ahn.

p9abb grodet s3ug na6 9oritor1, @aIbeiton
Beaumont uf6 Orange. 9tbfabrt llbr abenbs
Mntunft 7.55 ntorgens.
gta6 aerrepille, slbfabrt $50 morgens, 9trr.
fltnft bort 1130. 9lbfabrt bon aerrbilIe ubr
nanmittagss Mnfunft in Gun gntonto 7.5O
abenbs gsur @amitaes nod aerrbtIIe: ubr
na6mittaes. TidTabrt bon bart Montags 8. }
n1orgers, 9lnfunft in Gan slntonio $50 mors
gems.
9aaG guero, goatunt, Souiton, @aIbeito1,
@iobines. NodtnIe, Cameron uttb gSoco. slbs
fabrt 8.45 bornittags, Mnfrnft nbr morgens.
ssa6 geebine, Corpus gbriftt, 9IItce Watbis,
9lrarfas 9aB, 8odport, @bfabrt 1.5o nabs
m..taes lrb s 11br abenos. Mnfunft 7.55
norger1s uno 1.50 na9r1ittnes.
Ra6 SaIfurias, slbfabrt nbr abenbs, ans
flitft 7.55 urorgen5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-21
9lllerlei / c /.

Der GonlttD=&onlnlllIar Cont
mers bat aud einen 8lan 5ur Ser
itellung elmer S1leife gutter 2ano=
itraben bon 26 Meilen 2dnge, Die
iiber Die S0flina sSones, Malbberger
uno Gofer 9ioabs entlang Dem Gan
slntonio 5luiie laufen uno prabtige
Scenerien entbaltett tpiiroe Gin Seil
oapon lit bereits nit guten 2ano-
itraBen periebeH lno 5ur sSnltano=
boltung oes feblei1ben Seiles bat
Sonrlners bereits $1,000 geianlmelt
Gs ipiiroe Dies cine bortreffltde slu-
tonobiIeitraBe abgeben &ommiiiar
&roger intereiiiert iih fir cine
S6leife nit Der @oliao- ais Saupt=
itraBe
Cine el1tbniialtii6e 8erianlm-
lung BON giirgern fano am Sreitag
abeno inn Gourtbauie itatt, Inn WaB-
nabmen fir @eritellung gutter 2ano=
itraBen nad) Dem Wilitdr-llebungs=
plab BEL 2eon Springs gu treffen.
Die 8eriammlung ipar our6 Count
tpri6ter Sboof einberufen moroen.
s. S. Stepens fiibrte Sen 8oriib. gs
pnroen &onlite's ernonnt. Sboof
teiIte Der 8erIalnmlung nit, onB
Wapor Gallagban Derlpro6en habe
ale StraBen IN Der Stoot, Die NIT
oen neuen 2anoftraBen IN 8erbin=
0ung fonmen in beiten 3uitano
bringen gu laiien.
Wajor @uea BON Der @etter=
Signolltation lagt, bas babli6e @et-
ter lperoe nod mebrere Gage anbal=
ten.
HanI 4orte bon sSairfar, Sflo.,
AZ Sabre alt, llnn. S. 8. 5rif, Elm
neutrality-suspicious. bon WfoberlD
Wo. finb bier geitorben
slutu sidets. Carr @Oob & Gpal 81.
gn Der Sbminbiu6t ftarb i'm
Sitter bon "a Sabren 81. 81. &od-
mann in leiner @obnung in Der
Siio-2areoo StroBe.
SRI. g. SCHUBERT bat Sornes
9. 8olbs auf $4,000 S1a0eneriab
perflagt, neil er, als iie Die slpenue
6 an Der 5. SfraBe iiberi6ritt, nit
ieinem 8ugsppfero gegen iie an=
rannte, iie 5u Sal bra6te rno pec-
leBte.
Gos 9embrid-aon5ert am
6reitog mar ieit Dem aon5ert Der
S6umann-Setnf un5neifelbaft oos
bette uno intereiiantelte bon allen Die
bier itattgefunoen baben 5rall
Sembrib ielbit, oeren berrli6e
Stimme uno meiiterbofte S6ule lie
8u elmer Der eriten Sangerinneyt
nnierer 3eit madt, jeoenfaas sur
eriten Goloraturidngerin gab cine
prddtiee 2eiitllng uno 5eigte iib
gleid groB in ben Spernitiifen lpie
in ben 2ieoern. sSbre gegleiter, ein
por5iigli6er 8enors nmnens &an
6ooie nno eiil brillonter EianiIt mo-
mems 3aoora, aeigten iih ebenfoQs
als oiiBeroroentlib tii6tig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-21
Gine @lMfsmiinse

1T Ser 8ierteloonar, ben SIR fir cine
Neue 2ebenspinen ausgebt.
sic bringen gu1 Die @eiunobeit, cie
lit aIs Supelen. 8erinht
iie fir &opftpeb, 11nperbaulihfeit nno
@arontiert gu belfen ooer
oas @elo 5uriid BEL glo. 9reiB uno
81. gobn & Co., Mpotbefer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-21
0ut fir ssebcrmann.

Wlr. %. 9f. Coulter, elm protninen-
ter Mrbiteft I'M 9elbert Building in
San syrancisco, fagt: SD erfenne
9llles an, mas bon electric 8itters
oIs gonifneoi5in geiagt miro. Or
lit fir Seoermann gut Gr FORT
giert Magert-, 2eber- lno gfieren-
ftorlngen iino baut bas SDitem allf :
Die bette 6riibiabrsneoiain mo
glutreiniger. SOC bei 30. 9reib uao
81. Gobn & Co., @potbefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-21
Qlnttuprtet jeoettt 0nf.
sam Mntomiuer babeu aefnnber1, oah
bies iuabr 1T.

Cine @rfaltung, eine Gerrenf1ng,
cine plosli9e 0rebung.
Cine eeringe lriade mag ote gde-
rem beidaoigen.
Saufig folgen giidenidmer5en
ober ltnregeln1aBigfeit I'M urinieren.
Gin fi9eres Wsittel fiir folde s(tr-
fGIe, eine Meoi5in, Die l1ns ieoen 9ltf
beonttDortet, iino 9pams Nteren=Eil=
len; Elm iiberes Wfittel.
8iele 2eute perlaiien ii6 oarauf
Sier lit Elm @eipeis bon Gan Sln=
tonic:
Srau gomaro gbele, III slbe. g,
San gntonio, Seros, iogt: SD
elaube, oaB neine gaierenfraafbeit
bon elmer i9peren @rfaltung ber=
riibrt, oie i6 mir Dor einem Sabre
ou5og. Sd oadte 5uerlt oaB i'd oies
2eioen bGtte, ols i1 einen beftigen
S6mer5 in meinem giiden eutpfano
uno es unn1ogli6 l6ien mid oapon
gu befreien. S9 batte ebenfaas bef=
tige &opfidmer5en, fonnte geahts
,,i9t gut i6lafen uno Die @rbeit ma6=
te mild iebr lei6t miioe. Sd batte
10 piel BON Ooan's gfieren-Bilen ge=
leien oaB i9 nod oem 8erar Drug
Gtore ging uno mir cine S6a6tel
bolte. Sd berltebe iebt, tpesbalb bic
ies Mittel 10 marm enpfoblen miro.
Die Bilen beilten mid bollitanoig
bon meiitem 2eioen in iebr fllr5er
3eit uno ih fann 9oan's 3ieren=
Billen niht gerug loben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-21

Ser bette getpeis. g. 9leuitdbter &
go. erbieten fid, irgeno einem, Der an
odmorr6oiOen Iei6et, cine grobe bon
9lnaieiis 8n i9iden. gi4ts tann bilis
ger iein. 9ieie grobe @rfinonng eines
beriibmten tpeftinbii6en Gr5tes bat Die
grobe einer 8tpan8igidbrigen @rfabrung
beitanben lnb fpirD bon Mer5ten aler
ShuIen als bas 5uberldiiigite, berniinfs
tiaite, raoifaIite ltilo idnellite Seilnlittel
gegen 9dmorrboiben, bns iebt befannt
lit, empfobIen Niemanb braidt gu 50z
germ Nnateiis 5u 9ebraiiden, De- Broz
ben bon y. Nenitabter &; GD., gpr 2416,
Ne,u Yprf, frei berfanbt iuerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-21
$. & q. VI. Sabn.

MsfGbrt
Sad alien gsoro=Gegas- -Hunften 1.
a 11br 1ttlo s bortnittnes
Na6 ct. 2ouis, @sempbis uno benz Often
.I.25 ubr natbm. uno 7. As obenbs
NaGb Maerifo 1920 llbr bornittags.
9fnfmnft.
Son ct. 9ouis u. bent Often. $50 mDre.
Son ct. 2ouis II. Dem Often, $50 ntorg.
Son 2arebo unb We1ifo -. LOS nabnl.
8Dn Ct 9uuis, 8anias gitn 5 45 obos.
ct. 3nuis g. san Traneiaso 8asn.
Mbfabrt.
gead6 Sort Sntitb. @prinefieIo, Ct 2puis. aan-
fas gitb, gbicago (S & 8. q. 0epoD
....s. ..... $50 abenos
Mntnnft.
Bon st. aouis, &anfas gitb. garis, gbicago
1910 morgens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-21
W. 6 & &. 8abm.


Nadh gaco Sort gSortb 9anas, aanfas 9th.
st. 9ouis unb gbicaeo. tdglib (Snnfet
9eppt) 900 abenb5
aofaI5ue bia Snlttbbille 7.30 bormifta1s
alamo Special mad Smiibpille, 5ouiton, Gal'
befton :. ..... 1925 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-21
u Wnfn nft.

Son gbicaeo. 81 aouis. aanfas gitp, 9auas.
Sort g9ortb uitb 8sco. tdgIi6 (Suniet
@eppt) . 7.30 morgers
2ofaI8ue bia Sn1ttbbilfe 9.o5 abeHos
gIamp special bon SuitbptIte. Soufton. @al'
eefton 625 nrcraens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-21

gum gerfouf BEL onen Sanolern.
Hreis so Gents. Softer Wfilburn
60, Buffalo SEEM gorf, aaeinige
9lgentelt fir Die Ser. Staaten
grinrert gn1 0es 9amens -
9pams un6 nebn1t feine anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-21
0ietoria 9ibifion, 9. s. g. 8. VI.
(6uIf gbore.)


9a1 guero, gictoria, Sort aabaca, Corpus
gbrifti Brownsville, otto Granbe, 9th,
@oIiab, 8eebiue, g8barton, BaIaciss uno
Soufton TOO moreens
4ntunft 49, $50 abenos
9er p@am Soufton1 nod gnero, gictoria
Wbarton unb Souiton:
abfabrt..... ....... 7.66, abettos
Mufuuft .. TOO morgens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-21
gpntberm Nacific Sabn.

Ra1 92etp Orleans, Soufton ut1o @aIpeiton,
tdgIiG -. 11.40 mittags
unb 11.30 abenos
gsa6 @agIe BnB, 81 gafo, Californian uno
Werifo -. 500 bormittaas IT, $50 abenos
Mnfunit.
Son gsem, Orleans, 9oufton uno GaIpeiton
1d9lt0 i.oo Wot9elS
unb . 600 na1mittags
gon gI 9afo, Californian unb MeSito :.
lilo bormittags
unb 500 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-21
Nad Brownsville

Ser Bug ber Sunfet gtctpria 9ibiiton, Nbs
fabrt 7O5 morgens, nlnGt in BIaeeoo 8erbin'
bnne nit Der @uIf goaft Cine fir Corpus
gbriiti, Mnfnnft bort 4.55 nabmtttags, Mnfnnft
tn Brownsville 925 a6enos.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26
ADDITION BEING CONSTRUCTED
TO BAPTIST CHURCH.

Improvements, which when com
pleted will give the church q seating
capacity of fully a hundred more,
besides adding greatly to the
appearance OF the structure, are now
under way at the Baptist church on
the corner of Broadway and Fourth
street southeast.
The improvements to be made are,
the construction of two rooms, one on
the east and the other on the west side
Of, and adjoining, the present church
building, which will be used as Young
Peoples room and primary room.
The arrangements will be such that
both of these rooms can be opened
into the main part of the church to
take care of those attending the
services. Also a new loaded glass
window will be put in.
The church has been hereto toe
small to accommodate all those who
wished to attend the services, and
therefore the above improvements
were found to be necessary.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26
ELLEN DIDN'T Ell PE

GlllGN OlDN IL El(JfeE
Miss Ella Swanson, the Little Falls
girl, has returned to the city, says the
st. Cloud Journal Press. The girl
denies emphatically that she eloped
with a carnival man and asserts that
she has been visiting friends at st.
Augusta.
It will be remembered that Miss
Swanson disappeared from this city
Saturday night from the Haskamp
home. AS the girl left her clothes
and money and had been seen in
company with a man supposed to be a
member Of the Parker Carnival
Amusement company, it was believed
she had eloped.
Miss Swanson asserts that she has
no intention of clipping. She states
that when she came to the Haskamp
residence late Saturday, night she
found the back door locked and was
unable to get into the house. She
then went to the home Of friend in
this city where she remained until
Monday Miss Swanson went to St.
Augusta that afternoon to visit
another friend and returned to St.
Cloud today.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26
CITY BAKERY IS SOLD.
T. B. keo9h Of LsSueur
Centre Buys Out A.
AmundSon

A deal was completed Monday by
which T. B. Keough of LIE Sueur
Centre becomes the new owner of the
City Bakery in the Vasaly block on
Broadway, which has been conducted
by A. Amundson during the past
several months.
In company with j.. Huff, Mr..
Amundson first opened up a bakery
on Second street northeast. Later he
took over the interest of Mr. Huff and
ran the bakery alone When he
moved the business to the Vasaly
block last winter he opened up a
restaurant in connection. He has
made no definite plans for the future
as yet: --4l. -,.r -.5s.-......s.
Mr.. Keogh, the new proprietor, If
thoroughly experienced with the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26
CELEBRATE 25TH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY. +.

The twentv-fift til Wedding.
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus
Hanson of 800 Seventh street northeast
was celebrated Friday evening. A
number of friends and relatives were
in attendance and the affair proved to
be a most joyous occasion. Many
beautiful and useful gifts were
received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson and daughter.
Miss Ida, who is bookkeeper at
Simonet's, have been resident Of
Little Falls for the past twelve years,
moving here from Blooming Prairie.
They have gained many warm friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Hanson were married
in Austin, MINI, in 1883.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26

A parcel shower was given the latter
part Of last week, by friends, at the
home of Miss Katherine Klngen, who
was married to James John this
week. Many beautiful and useful
presents were received. All had an
enjoyable evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26

Friends In this city Of Lucille A.
Booker, former Little Falls teacher,
are in receipt of announcements OF
the marriage of Miss Booker to
Charles B. Watkins, which was held
Monday, June 18th, in Grand Forks.
Mr. and Mrs Watkins Will make their
home in Cloquet, MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26

Every one who has visited Mankato
Commercial College, in their new
building says it is a wonderful place.
Judging from the catalogue it must
be SO. Any one interested can get a
catalogue by addressing the school,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26
PRESENTED REV. BmLIG WITH
GOLD WATCH. 81.

As q mark Of appreciation, and
the high esteem he was held, Rev. G..
A. Billig was presented with a fine IL
jewel Waltham movement gold watch
by members Of the Congregational
church Thursday evening of last week.
Rev. Billig soon leaves for sojourn
in Europe, and the watch will serve
as a souvenir Of his pastorship of the
local Congregational church.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26

bakery business having followed il
for the past fifteen years. He will
also put in a fine line Of confectionery
and cigars. Light lunches will also
be served.
The place is being reprinted and
some changes are being made, which
will make the store an inviting one.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26

The plans Of the new theatre have
been on exhibition IN the show
windows of the Hub Clothing company
and the Barney Burton store the past
week. They are being scrutinized by
the citizens in general.
Clinton Foster. formerly of this
city, was quite seriously hurt last
when the switch engine in the Staples
yards, which he runs, jumped the
track and threw him out onto the
parallel rails. The accident is said
to be due to defective rail. Although
Mr.. Foster sustained no broken bones
In the accident, he was given good
shaking up, had an ankle sprained,
and was otherwise bruised. He will
be confined to his home for some time
as result.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-06
Mechanics of Canadian Pa
cific Railroad Believe the
Company Will Give In.
TWELVE THOUSAND OUT.
MOST COMPLETE TlEUP IN HIS
TORY OF CANADIAN RAILWAY
, OPERATION is NOW oN-coM-
PANY TO STAND BY BOARD.

Winnipeg, Man, Aug. 6.-Trade un
ionism in Canada has given its defy
to the Canadian Pacific Railway. With
out any untoward incident or ostenta-
tious show, the mechanics and kindred
workmen, Wednesday quit work, and
all shops, big and little, on this great
system are idle.
1t is estimated that 10000 men went
out, the largest number being 1900 in
Montreal and 1900 here. Two thous-
and men left work between FIT. Will
liam and Vancouver. Even old work
men, in line for pensions, went home
and IL seems to be the most complete
tie-up In the history Of railway shops
in Canada Every wheel in the shops
stopped and every fire died out when
the whistle blew several short blasts,
caretakers and shop foremen alone be-
ing left to put the places in shape for
the period Of idleness bound to fol-
low.
Yesterday afternoon the men gath
cred at their halls to appoint commit
tees to carry on the strike. 1t was
decided not to appoint pickets at pres
emit 1t is known, however. that the
company has several hundred old
c~uutry mechanics in cold storage
NO will be brought to the scene OF
: -tion at once.
Some are optimistic enough to be-
lieve that all will be over this week
and the men back at work on Friday,
relying upon the supposed capitulation
OF the company.
The grievance of the Canadian Pa
cific men is that the finding of the
board appointed at the request of the
men should, in the company's opinion,
be binding on the men. The Canadian
Pacific not only did not seek arbitra-
ton, but, believing the board to be
hostile to their interests, withdrew
their representative, and the Govern
ment appointed another arbitrator to
represent the company, who therefore
was not officially accepted by the COM
pany. Despite these facts, - board
SO constituted gave a finding, which
was accepted by the Canadian Pacific
under protest. They claim that the
men must be bound by the finding just
as they are, but they consider that the
mems refusal strengthened their posi-
ton, as the Canadian Pacific is not
satisfied itself with the decision.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-06
ARE LOWERED
Home City of Senator Allison,
Of Iowa, Is in Mourning
Over His Death.
FUNERAL TO BE SATURDAY.

Dubuque, Ia, Aug. 6.-The funeral
of the late Senator Allison will be
held on Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. 1t will be simple in the ex-
IRENE. Brief services will be held at
the residence Of the dead senator.
The Rev. j. T. Bergen, D. D., pastor
Of Westminster Presbyterian church,
of which Senator Allison was a mem
Der, will officiate at the house and al
so at Linwood cemetery, where the
burial will take place.
The body will be in state on Friday
afternoon and evening. Arrangements
are under way for the suspension of
business in the city during the time
of the funeral. Flags are at half mast
on all public buildings. kilograms
of sympathy are pouring in from pub.
lie men in all parts of the country.
Delegations representing the senate
and the house will come to Dubuque
to attend the funeral
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-06
Affairs Of the Sporting World

ond game Petty held the Highland
ers to two hits.
The Papke-Ketchell bout for Labor
day is declared a certainty.
Eli Gates returned to the firing line
for Washington yesterday and four
hits in two innings by Cleveland sent
him to the stable. He had retoined
his team after attending the funeral
of his mother at Greensboro.
A home run by Cravens in the sec
ond inning, when the bases were full
and two were down, featured the
South Bend-Zanesville contest yester-
day The Central league is playing
good ball this season.
The same as usual-an error came
to the rescue of Detroit yesterday
and the break of luck won the game
for the Tigers.
Spanish Queen won the $4,000
purse in the races at Kalamazoo yes
terday. The time was slow as all the
horses of which much had been ex.
pected proved very unsteady.
In order to GUST George Tebeau, the
owner OF the Louisville club, persons
who are leaders Of the fans in that
city, have subscribed 5000 to secure
the controlling interest. Tebeau's
price for the entire stock is $4,000.
Delehanty and Clymer have been
suspended for their ungentlem manly re-
marks to Umpire OLaughlin. 1t is
hard on Washington but will not count
for much in the end.
Henry Cartwright, a veteran Eng.
lish middleweight, who fought with
bare knuckles before King Edward
when he was Prince of Wales is dead.
He was known as the fighting black.
smith,
T. J. Hickey, ex-president of the
Anne rican Association, has made an
offer to George Lennon for the pur.
chase Of the st. Paul club.
The owner Of the South Bend club
will not buy the Grand Rapids fran.
chise. Arnold asks too much money
for the Wolverines and South Bend
will not lose its franchise as had been
expected in case the deal went
through.