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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-29
FOR SHERIFF..

FOR SHERIFF.
To the voters of Billings county:
hereby announce myselfns IL candidate
for reelection to the Office of sheriff on the
republican ticket subject to the urin,nrirs
To be hrIu June 2itl, lMS
cHAS. r. WILL.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-29
.ANNOUNCEM ENT.

TO the voters OF Billings county:
hereby announce myself us IA candidate
for the office OF sheriff of Billings county,
subject to the will of the republican voters
j. IS. SNYDER.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-29
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.

JOHN TOMBSTONE, Beach, n. ID.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-29
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.

Mannhaven, Mercer Co., n. ID.
The sun., 1908-04-10
PROF. SlNFORDS BOMB.
SpWterInE Dry Cell b, Open window From
which Two Men Han AWAY.

The police Of the East Fifty-hrst street
station don't know what to make Of a
bomb" which was found in front Of the
residence Of Samuel S. Sanford at 90 West
Fiity-second street Just after daybrak
yesterday morning. Mr. Sanford ia pro-
fessor Of applied music al Yale University
and has been confined to his home since
September with trouble Of the eyes.
The bomb was discovered lying on the
tagging by Policeman Louis Lewis, after
twomen had run away from the house al his
approach, II was a small tin cylinder from
one end Of which projected a sputtering
fuse
Lewis stamped ont the fuse, blew his
whistle and started after the men. Another
policeman Joined him, but the alleged
bomb had caused sufficient delay to allow
the rllnaways 10 escape. Al the station
house Lieut. Casey gave the cylinder
drenChing and sent il on 70 the Bureau Of
Combustibles. II proved TO he only a
dry cell battery TO which had been at
tached home made fuse
A basement window was open in the
Sanford house, and that made the police
think that possibly the men had been trying
10 get into the house and surprised in the
undertaking, had planted the bomb" to
insure their getaway. But another opinion
was that the bomb was intended solely
az Joke, whether on the police or the San
ford servants was undetermined
The sun., 1908-04-10
OLWSTED SUCCEEDS KEEP.
BunalO Man Nominated for Public Service
Commissioner.

ALBANY. April 9.--Gov. Hughes sent to
the Senate to-day the nomination Of John
b. Omsed Of Buffalo to succeed Charles
II. Keep az a member Of the Public Service
Commission for the Second district. He
is an independent Republican. Mr.. Ohm
sted was born in Leroy in 1854
After graduating from Harvard Univer-
sity he studied for two years in Heidelberg
University in Germany. He was admitted
to the bar in 1879, and had been attorney for
the Buffalo Pittsburg Company since 1885.
MIR. Olmsted after serving as member OF
the Civil Service Commission Of Buffalo
became treasurer Of the Buffalo Civil
Service Reform Association, which place
he now holds He is president Of the
Twenty-third Ward Good Government CluU
of Buffalo and has been president Of the Gar
field and Arthur Club OF Leroy, dean Of the
Saturn Club Of Buffalo; president Of the
Liberal Club OF Buffalo, president OF the
Harvard Association Of western New York
vice-president of the Buffalo Municipal
League and Ia member u the council Of
the University OF Buffalo. His term OF offlce
will expire on February /, 1912. The
nomination was referred to the Finance
Committee.
The sun., 1908-04-10
ROYAL GIFTS FOR Mss ELKINS.
Jewels From the King and Queen Dow aEer
Lace From queen MargherltA.
Special Cdblr Deipd'ch 70 THE SrN


LONDON, April 9,-The GIobe's corre-
spondent at Rome says thNt the jewelIer Of
the royal household has received from the
King and the Queen Dowager important
commissions for presents for the ar-
preaching wedding Of the Duke OF the
Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins. Queen
Margherita intends to give the bride some
valuable specimens from her wonderful
collection Of old lace for the wedding gown.
II is uncertain whether the wedding will
take place in Rome or OF Piedmont,
but certainly the pair will come to the
Quirinal, where rooms are being redecorated
under the Queens personal supervision.
They will have the use Of ten magnificent
apartments facing the square. which were
formerly occupied by King humbert and
Queen Margherlia, but which have not been
used since his death.
ROME, April A despatch from Turin
aftirms that every arrangement has been
made for the marriage Of the Duke OF the
Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins. The
date and place Of the ceremony, the ofiicia !
residence Of the couple aud the date 0f the
formal presentation ot the Orlde 10 lhe
royal family have all been settled. An
official announcement il imminent
The NOmento, a Catholic newspaper of
Turin, says that Miss Elkius will come to
Italy in September and that her conyer-
sion to Catholicism will take place here
The Duke of the Abrlz2i has obtained
from the naval authorities a further eA-
tension Of his leave Of absence and has
gone 10 Turin.
The sun., 1908-04-10
MICIDE KILLS HER CHILD, roo.
Tube Falls From Mrs. KoenlSs Mouth and
Gas O,ercOmes Her Little Girl

Nls. Bertha koeng, 20 years old. and her
r-year-old daughter Bessie were found
dead from gas late yesterday afternoon
at their home. 5lj dubois street, West
Hoboken.
The mother committed suicide by in
haling gas through a tube which she
evidently had tried to fasten in her mouth
by tying a piece Of tape around her neck
Her head fell forward az she became un-
conscious and the tube slipped from be-
tween her teeth, allowing the gas to escape
full force, asphyKiating the child
The bodies were found by Alice Vickers
a little girl who went 10 the koenig home
to play with little Bessie MIS- koenig's
body was on lounge and her daughters
was on the floor partly under table. II
is believed that she was Oyrrpowered by
the gas as she was attempting To escape
from the room. The police, who came
later. found Mrs koenig's thrse-weeks-
old baby unharmed in an adjoining room
Henry koenig said that his wife had not
been in good health since the birth Of the
baby. He was sure that she was tenn
porarily insane and declared that he didn't
believe she intended 10 take little Bessie
with her" Koenig il employed as ship
carpenter by the North German Lloyd
Steamship Company in HObOken
The sun., 1908-04-10
WOULD TRY ROY N Frame.
Hut New IIAmpshIre's Attorney I-General
says lie Won't DO II.


TAhs Apni While the authorities
have refused to extradite Paul II Roy.
charged with killing his brother-in-laW
George Csrkins, in New Hampshire they
have offered to proceed with the murder
charge on the receipt Of Necessary evidence
from America
EXETER, y II. Aprl9 Attomey-General
Eastman Of New Hampshire when in
formed Of the decision Of the Ministry OF
Justice in France in refusing the eStradition
Of Paul H. Roy said;
Il have not received any word from
France personally Of this decision. Tie
decision does not necessarily mean that all
other proceedings will be- dropped on our
part. II is not a new position, The French
authorities have taken it before in other
cases.
"Of course we will not go over there to
try the case
The sun., 1908-04-10
tense sufferer.

tense suderer. A whole winter passed
without once having on shoes, my
ankles and nearly from the knees TO the
toes being covered with virulent sores. I
tried practitioners, specialists, dermAtol.
ogists, etc., 10 no purpose. Ny daughter.
in-lsw reminded me Of having prescribed
Cutcura for my grandson more than
twenty years ago. at once procured
the Cuticura Remedies and found Inn
mediate improvement and final cure,
till to-day, though well along in years,
/ am as though / had never had that
disease. arm well known in the vicin-
ity Of Louisville and Cincinnati, and ell
this could DO verified by witnesses.
NJ. W. LaRue, S45 Seventh st., Louis
vile. Ry., April 20 and May IA, l007."j
The sun., 1908-04-10
The Weather.

The storm which was central over the lower
Lake regions on Wednesday was central yester.
day morning on the Nova Scotia coast still oAuslnG
thunderstorms at . fsu places in New York aud
southern New England and snow In northern
New England. Clearing weather followed II.
There was rain In the Arkansas and middle Mis-
sissippl valleys. and In the Northwest II was be
coming cloudy.
In this city she day was fair and cooler: wind
brisk northwest: average humidity. - per cent:
barometer. corrected to read TO sea level ats A. NJ
SOOi: SP. NJ, 3Ol2.
The temperature yesterday, as recorded by the
srielAl thermometer Is shown In the annexed table
The sun., 1908-04-10
OUR WICKED SENATOR'S.
MIR. CUTTING Dlseerns in Them the Insanity
Precedent TO Destruction.

r. Fulton Cutting. president Of the Citi-
zens' Union. sent out a statement last night
promising that the Union would seek to
arouse public sentiment TO the gravity Of
the scandal involved ihnhe domination Of
our Senate by the gambling interests.' Mr.
Cutting added:
sThe part played by throe-quarters OF
New York citys Senators In this neiarious
transaction should bring 10 any self-re-
specting community sense OF overwhelm-
ing shame. Fifteen OF twenty-five votes
necessary TO make the division tie were
contributed by the city of New York, which
is more cursed by the evils arising from the
gambling mania than all the rest OF the State.
Some steps must be taken TO remedy this
condition. The Senate has been 80 far inn
pervious 10 the demand for the higher
standards which has been making Itself
felt throughout our government. They
have chosen 70 take issue With the decent
sentiment Of the State. Whom the gods
would destroy they first make mad
The sun., 1908-04-10
(hLcaEo nroker Lam. HIm,tlf.

CHICAGO, April s.-Lorenz ID. Kneeland
a retired broker, committed suicide this
morning u his home at Kenwood. He
shot himselFin the head
Mr.. Kneeland, who was 50 years bold
had been despondent for some time. He
was formerly senior member OF kneeland
Clement A Curtis.
For a year and a half Mr. Kneeland had
been In poor health, suffering from heart
trouble. About year ago he retired from
business.
The sun., 1908-04-10

The sgonizing itching and burning
Of the skin, a. In eczema: the friRhtful
scaling, a. in psoriasis; the loss Of hair
and crusting Of scalp, as In SCALED
head; the facial Disagreement, as in acne
all demand remedies Of extraordinary
virtues TO successfully cope with them.
That Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and PiTls
are such stands proven by testimonials
Of remarkable cures when many rem.
edles and even physicians have failed.
One set is often sufficient 10 cure.
cutlcura Soap C?5cN 10 Clsanse the shin, out,.
eufA Ointment lSOc) IN Heal the skin, aDd CUT
eufA Rosolyent t50ol. (or In the form OF ChooSAto
COated Pins 2bc per vial OF 60l 10 Purify the Blood
told throughout the world. Potter Drug Cham.
Corp, Hole Props, Boston Mas 4
SEnIllsd TTOs, Cutle1ra BOOk On SIN DlssasA
The sun., 1908-04-10
BOY, Lose Suit Against Board Of Education

MINEoIA l.. l., April s,-Supreme Court
Justice Soudder to-day non-suited the cases
Of Le Roy r, Block and Charles j. n, Dyer
against the Board Of Education Of New York
city. Block and Dyer. who were appren-
tees on the school ship st. Marys, were
injured by the explosion Of the boiler Of
launch In which they we're going from the
ship TO the shore at Glen Cove last summer
Justice Soudder held that the Board Of
Education had no jurisdiction after the ship
had left her dock in New York An appeal
probably will be taken.
The sun., 1908-04-10
MrKDEN FRtCAS NOT SERIOrS.
Japanese Version Is That the POstmHn and
Servant Had n right.
Special CIJle D',paie1 70 raa SuS.

,SD7cllI CIJT' UF5VWCT 10 HH NUN'
PEKIN, April "a version Of the Mukden
incident the alleged assa ul,ns by jspaneSa
Of the native staff Of the American Con
sulate at that place, has been received by
the Japanese Legation here.
This version reduces the affair 10 mere
quarrel between a Chinese servant at the
consulate and Japanese postman After
exchanging angry words the two fought
outside the consulate door, Two other
Japanese joined in the fight on behalf Of
their fellow countryman.
The three Of them were arrested and
taken to the Japanese Consulate, where the
affair is being investigated
The sun., 1908-04-10

lno hOClOIb W ILlO
extent Of heavy
bills and an In
crease Of the dis.
ease and suffering,
i recommended Gu.
ticura and In q few
weeks the child was
we'll. He Is to-day
q strong man and
absolutely free
from the disease
A few years ago I
contracted eczema,
and became an In
The sun., 1908-04-10
THE WIRELESS TORPEDO.
nNentOr says II Can Be Controlled and
Exploded : ia Miies Away.
.yD,oilI Cabb D,'pdieh 10 THE Sun.

SpsdlI Cubk DS1pdieh 10 The Sun.
LONDON, April 9-'rhe EreRiHy Noc' de.
scribes the torpedo invented by Grendel
Mathews, which the inventor says can be
controlled absolutely up TO distance Of y.
miles ndwhich can be exploded by concus.
sion or at any moment desired by means of
a wireless telegraph system.
There is no tangible connection between
the guiding instrument and the instrument
aboarl the vessel discharging the torpedo
The inventor also asserts he has discovered
an electrical wave which cannot be inter.
fered with
The sun., 1908-04-10
GOMPERS TO SPEAK HERE
At the MAss Meeting 10 Help Along
Amended sherman Law.

Amended sherman Law.
A conference Of representatives Of unions
in the Central Federated Union was held
yesterday in Beethoven Hall, Fifth street
near the Bowery, at which final prepara-
tions we're made FOR the mass meeting at
Grand Central Palace ON Sunday, April
49, to protest against the recent labor de-
cisions Of the United States Supreme Court
and demand legislation by Congress elim-
mating the labor unions from the provisions
Of the Sherman antitrust law. 1t was
announced that President Samuel Gompers
and Vice President James Duncan Of the
American Federation Of Labor and John
Mitchell will speak. Gompers, with a sub
committee Of the executive council Of the
A. +. Of H., will arrive on April 10 and con-
fer with the unions as to labor disputes,
remaining until after the meeting. Similar
meetings will be held on the same date in
every other city where there are A. +, Of l..
unions
The sun., 1908-04-10
GRtND JURY AFTER kING.
Probe Of Fiscal Agents" Dealings Begins
Tn-lIaN Thans.. &c Il !A s.Inrnr.

BosroN, April o. Tomorrow morning
the Grand Jury will begin an investi cation
into the alleged thefts Of Cardeno f. King,
the missing fiscal agent who Is accused
by several scores Of people Of having
diverted to his own use money sent to him
to buy stocks.
King il now said to be in Greece. but
there is a report in circulation that some
Of his friends are endesvOring to raise
money by subscription to pIacate the people
who have brought Crimina proceedings
and allow him 10 return TO Boston
The sun., 1908-04-10
Lowest temperature, So Al 7.SO A. n

Lowest temperature, 81 a. 7O A. n.
WARRINGTON ToRHoAET ron TO DAT ANp TO MORROW
For saRsrn Nsp York. eastern PsnnSvssoaia, Rs
DGirtd OF Columbia and MSnaSAA. partiV tIoudV
and Ddrmsr to-day Sh0U1S Io.Rioh Or tomorrow
rdrtdbs WtAds.
For New England. fair to-day: showers and
warmer tomorrow or al night frssh west to north.
west winds. becoming variable.
For New Jersey and Delaware, fair to-day;
showers At night or tomorrow: variable winds
For western New YORK. increasing cloudinsss
end warmer today showers to-monOU,
The sun., 1908-04-10
EDDIE GIERIN FREE AGAIN
On Plea That lie FreIuented London Banks
10 Get Material for stories.
NptcidI ClbIs DtSpdtth 10 THH Sun

NDfciuI ClbF DtNDlIth % IHH Sun,
LONDON, April 9.-Eddie Guerin. the
notorious American crook famous for
his sensational escape from DEVILS Island,
has been cleared Of the charge Of frequent
ing banks here with a felonious purpose.
for which he was arrested recently. The
charge against him was dismissed.
Guerin explained to the Court that he had
been writing articles to earn living and
that he visited banks to get material. The
Magistrate in dismissing the case said he
would give him the benefit Of the doubt.
The sun., 1908-04-10
New British Cruiser in Haytlan Waters.

Special Gable Despatch 10 The Sun.
KINGSTON. Jamaica, April s.-The British
cruiser lndefatigable, which arrived here
on April 0, sails tomorrow morning for
HAytian waters to relieve the British cruiser
CrSasy, which has been there since March 10.
The sun., 1908-04-10
Mells mad an offlce in New Haven, Non

Wells had an Office in New Haven, Conn,
no 10 a month ago as promoter Of the West
India Motor Car Company and offered
chauffeurs large pay in the West Indies as
agents provided they invested a few hun
dred dollars in the company. Since he left
New Haven his Office was depleted Of fur
nishings by the firms which sold them and
his checks have been returned marked No
Funds
The sun., 1908-04-10
ASQCITH SEES THE MING.
New Premier Has Two interviews Al
BlarrItE and starts for London,


Sp'tIlI CIbN UfVDlIfN % THE MN.
BIARRITz, April O. Herbert Asquith, the
the new British Prime Minister. had two
interviews with King Edward this morning
and start ed for lonion at noon.
The sun., 1908-04-10
Great Northern Pays Ss 900 Fine for Re
batting.

MINNEAPOLIS, April Elm the Federal
court here to-day w. r. Begg, general
counsel for the Great Northern Railroad
entered plea Of guilty in the rebate case
against his company and Judge Page
Morris imposed q fine Of $500.
The sun., 1908-04-10
Druct witness Guilty OF Perjury.

Special CdhlS Despatch 10 THE SuV.
LONDON, April Mrs. Hamilton, one Of
the witnesses in the Druce case, was found
guilty at the Old Bailey to-day on a charge
Of perjury.
The sun., 1908-04-10
Gov. Hughes TO Speak In WAtertOwn and
Buffalo.

ALsANT, April s,-Gov. Hughes leaves
for watertown on the Empire State Express
tomorrow He is booked to speak there
in the evening and then goes TO Buffalo,
where he will speak Saturday evening.
The sun., 1908-04-10
italian Ambassador to France Dead.

Special Cdbt DsIpatsh 10 THH sun
PARIS, April Count Bergano di Tor
neilli the Italian Ambassador to France
died here to-day.
The sun., 1908-04-10
Seven Lottery Men Pay ss7 400 in Fincs.

CINCINNATI, April s.-Fines aggregating
$50 200 we're to-day assessed against Morris
Richmond and six others after they had
pleaded guilty TO conducting the Kentucky
lottery. Richmond fined $4,000
The sun., 1908-04-10
p. H. WELLS ACQUITTED.
Nas Tried In Kingston, Jamaica, for q
Motor Car SWindle.
sp,eiI caok D,,pafc1 10 THE SuN.

KINGSTON. Jamaica, April 8. Frederick
n. Wells, who was arrested here several
days ago charged with having uttered forged
checks for motor car ervice, was acquitted
Yesterday in the magistrates court.
The sun., 1908-04-10
SALES ny AUCTION.

~ ~v,y,.>~-o--yJ-,-r7. -y>,s,>,>>-,>O~~~>O~~Ys
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms, Inc.
sa1.aiI Fourth Avenue. y r, Cor. 2sth st.
Henry A. Hartman, Auctioneer.
Consolidated sale 40 ~ by auction OF
The PrOYidcnt Loan Society
OF New York
OF the collateral for unpaid loans made between
bee st ard bee 81 1900, botl inclusive,
FOURTH AVENUE OFFICE.
20 Fourth Avenue
Loans No $500 TO No i9I59 both incuslVA
and sll collateral eft over from former sales,
ELDRIDGE STREET OFFICE.
lS6 .ldridge Street.
Loans 40. lSGls to No. 1889 both incluslVA
and all collateral lrf over from former sales.
WEST I2D STREET OFFICE,
no Ncs, i2d Street
Loans No. 3D 10 No iJi0 both inclusive, and
all collateral lett over from former sales.
EAST IaSTH STREET OFFICE
lt6 East ls5th street.
Loans No hS67. To No eOi5l both incustvA
and all collateral left over from former sales
WILLIAMSON re OFFICE
u Graham Avenue Brooklyn.
Loans No. 1924 20 No i6li both Inclusive
end all collateral left over from former sales
To be sold
TUESDAY 4 WEDNESDAY, April Hl5 laA
At 10 o'clock each day.
EXHIBITION MONDAY. April iS, 1903.
HARRISON 4 MARKS will sell Saturday even
Ing 9rlc hrac and leather goods. 40 Fulton st..
brooklyn.
The sun., 1908-04-10
TWO REMARKABLE
CURES Of ECZEMA,
Over Twenty-three Years Ago Baby)
had Severe Attack Years Later
Grandfather Suffered TOrments
with the Disease ViruIent Sores
Developed from Knees to Toes.
BOTH OWE COMPLETE
RECOVERY TO CUTICURA>

ON 1884 my grandson, a babe, had
An attack Of eczema, and after trying
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-16
Looks BRIGHT for Leland.

The big metropolitan newspapers
Of the country are taking note Of the
Kansas campaign. Cyrus Leland's
acquaintance with the Republican
leaders Of the nation for the past
twenty years, and his work for the
Republican victory in many cam
paigns naturally centers on the Kan
sas campaign unusual interest.
The fact that Mr.. Leland was the
first Republican in the United States
to declare for Secretary Taft for pres
ident and predict his nomination,
directs the attention Of leaders to this
state. The Chicago Record Herald
says: Sentiment in the Kansas
campaign for governor Is fast crys-
talizing for Cyrus Leland. II now
seems certain that the Republicans OF
Kansas at the state primary election
on the 4th Of August will reward this
old time leader with the nomination
for governor. During the past six
weeks Leland's growing strength has
surprised even his staunchest sup
porters. 1t was a lucky hit for the
Of the state are lining up
for the old warrior, because they say
he can be relied upon to stand with
Taft for governmental reforms. Le-
land Is proud Of having been the first
Republican in Kansas to declare for
Taft for president"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-16

ABOuI JUDICIAL DISMONOR

II
| The following letter received from 2
leading judgeiiyiug outside the Fifth
district expresses the opinion q the
best citizens Of Kansas concerning
Judge Rees' position ~ seeking an
Office whose acceptance would mean o
violation Of the constitution, the law
and his oath which he took with $50
help me, Cod as sign Of bis, pre-
sumed homer:
II am afraid ! might be considered
buttiug into Fifth district politics,
but / have always felt very strongly
on the subject Of Judges running for
office. / believe our constitution Is
right and am glad that Kansas took
such position from the start. We
ali concede that a state cannot, either
BY Its constitution or Its laws, pre-
vent the congress from judging the
qualifications Of its members. But !
believe state can provide what its
officers may not do. Our provision is
not limitation on the right Of q.
citizen, but IL Is prohibition against
one Of its judicaial officers.
Its provision and the law both
show that the people Of Kansas recog-
nize the scandal Of judges dipping
into politics. A Judge having taken
the oath to support the constitution
should certainly respect that instru-
ment and not violate one Of its ex-
press provisions. simply because
another department Of the govern
ment is not bound thereby. 1t is
certainly absurd for persons who
claim to be reformers to connive at a
violation Of what is recognized on all
sides to be a wholesome regulation
and in the interest Of pure politics
The judges and clerks Of the primary
election should certainly obey the
aw. think the time has hardly
ZONE when election officers can decide
hat law OF the state is unconstitu-
sional and not binding on them.
rave no interest ip the congressional
light in the Fifth district, but ! GER
.ainly hope that the people will en-
,hatically repudiate the idea that
district judge is proper candidate
Or congress.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-16
a Thousana. AlIIs ReIay Raee.

New York, July 13.-Over course
nearly q thousand miles long 1000
boy athletes, members Of the Young
Mems Christian association, viii race
against time this week in an effort to
break all records between New York
and Chicago. The boys are to carry
a message from the mayor Of New
York to the mayor Of Chicago. A re-
lay race so extensive as this has never
before been attempted, and interest
in the affair is great, especially in
athletic circles. Each Of the runners
will carry the message half mile,
and the average time for each half
mile will be about two minutes Ss
seconds, according to the tests that
have been made.