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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
WILL GO TO NEW york.

ir n. II. Dalton. Former Hampton.
Ian. to Leave North Carolina.
Tho Raleigh, n. c.. News and OBJ
erveT contains the following an.
onncenent of the resignation of Mr.
Harry II! Dalton. auditor of Inc
'aleigh Street Railway Company;
Mr. Henry II. Dalton, tho auditor
" tho Raleigh Electric Company. has
esigncd that position to accent n
POSITION wItls the accounting depart
mont of. the Electric Bond G. Shar.
Company OF 62 Cedar street. New
70 x. and is succeeded hero nv Mir
=. F. Snnmcrson of Decatur Ala
oama, formerly cashier of she Heat
V Fuel Company of that city.
Mr. Daiton's many friends here are
'Mthed at his promotion but IL is
WIN deep regret shat they know that
no is to leave The city. lie is a most
rompaniable and likablc man. one
thoroughly business in his dealings.
whose genial and courteous manners
hayo made staunch friends for him
mere. Qualified by much experience
snd by ability, 1T is confidently OK.
Hected that he will be most success
nl N his new field of labor.
MT. Dal'on formerly lived in
hampton, having been connected with
the local street railway.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
eaRlFacls 10 be Let for Work
Which Viii Cost two HoAdPeG
Thousand DOLLARS.
LOCAL BIDDERS AMONG The LOWEST
DANES Il. srlnson of Hampton. the
Lowest Applicant for tho General
Construction Work of tho New
auartcrO to bo Erected = Hlddo,s
from Many Other cItiou.

Tho Office of Capt Hilton, tho con
ssEfnction quartermaster ut Old Point
i was The sccno OF much animation n
~ o'clock yesterday morning when
DIGS Tor work aggregntng in thc
nelghborhood OF 100000 were onen-
ed.
There wore bidders present from
5ssst Paul, MINI, Washington. Bal;i.
more, New York. indianapolis, Phil
sueiphia, Camden, N. j., and Ohio,
( points aud tho opening of the bid
brought about much Interest no, onl,
Wslh rho local contractors but among
the visitors.
&ccoM'ng to the various bids sub
.mfted Mr.. James II, Brlnson. tn
hampton contractor. Is the loves
applicant for tho general construc-
llon work, while the Newport New
kteatnE g. Plumbing Company ofrcrce
no DO the heating md plumbing cheap.
Or han the other bidders, ana Messrs
& S'pburn Il Cooke OF Newport Move
VIII probably get tho contrnct 70,
iI,"in,eninS tho electrical and with,
tne several buildings. The work vii
include n doubla- set OF field oTlcerc
quarters, five double sets of capaine
orHrters three double Gets of non.
commissioned officers quarters nne
q double set OF Missionaries quarters
Mr. Brinton's total bid reached
sSlF7000 for tho construction. Tho
i Newrort News Heating & PLUMBING
u iolnpany's bid was $23,S2t. anf
AtsssFrs Cobnrn & Cooke snbmlttce
the successful bid Mt s5,s2d
Work will noe stared upon the
buildings Just ns soon as tho bid
hNTo been examined and the form-'
oonfrncts are signed Tho work
Will mean much TO this section. ms ~
VIII DO the means OF giving employ
mem toa number OF worlslngman.
Follow arc given tho bidders am,
thelr bids:
General Construction.
Daniel j. Ryan. Brcoklyn. N. "
Field oricerS' qunrtera Sis.5OO; cap.
ta'lis quarters, $4,000 each; licuten
ant auaEers $4,000: non commis.
eion officers quarters $4,000,
Daniel Harding, Thompson. md -
Field otflcers quar- ers S1S,92l, can
taln5' quarters $i2S.9O0; llcutenan,
quarters s22,220; non commission OF,
ficers' quarters S30.3O5.
Kelly & Kelly. New Yorlt-Field of
tIcers quarters. sl6797: captains
quarters $2S,93; lieutenant quar'err
$22,{f3; non commission officers
quarters s9.S62 each
Crmpa 6 Co. Philadelphia -Fielc
6 ofiisc's' quarters $4,000; captains
quarters $2l424 each; lieutenant
quarters Ss,G77 each 4
Charles f. Currier Company, Bos
ton, Mass,-Fleld officers auai',or,
$4,000: roncommission officers
gparters $s,S75 each.
Penn Bridge Company. Washing.
tcnv-Eleld officers Quarters $4,000;
captains quarters $4,000; iieutcn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
Art EXHIBIT Closes Tonirht.

lNre atr exhibit which has been in
oNgress all week in Arnory Hall Will
come to an end tonight. The crowd
in attendance last nigh. and in fact
all day yesterday. was by far the larg-
ast OF the week. The living pictures
Of the Gibson Girls" last night were
y huge success. The participants
covered themselves with glory and
'eceived round after round of APP
plausa for their splendid work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
FOR SALE.
,IlISIIE)

FOR SALE-OLD ESTABLISHED
saloon and grocery business. Cor
ncr site and good paying business.
Ill health the cause of selling. APP
ply 10 j. w. BENTIIALL, 30l North
King St. Hampton. 2-S-Gt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
HAMPTON, PF1OEBUS AND OIL PC

ant quarters $4,000; non commission
officers quarters S36,39O.
j. II. Crimson. Hampton--Ficld or
Gcero' quarters Sl2,47U; captains
quarters Sal.SiU; llcWenuut quarters
SlS,41O; non commission Uhicc'G
quarters $3.50 each
W. II. Luth Company. brooklyn, y.
f.--Fiold officers quarters $1,000:
captains quarters s24.723; lieutenant
quarters i.i5i; non commission Of
iiccrs' quarters $1,000.
George timer. Atlanta. Ga.-Ficld
ulcers quarters sIG,S53 captains
quarters S2S,S94; lieutenant quarters
S2i,967; non commission officers
quarters s919i.
James Farley. Baltimore Field Of
fcers' prarters. including plumbing
md heating $2S,46l; non.commissIon
officers quarters $o7li.
X. III. Richardson q Son. Hampton
Field officers quarters $li,434: cap
AIMS quarters 1854: lieutenant
luartcrs $1,000: non commission
Ulcers quarters $7,934 each.
Joseph S. Reynolds, Washington =
Field officers quarters $l5,59i: cap
aims quarters $25.S75 each: lieuton-
INT quarters SlS,iG6; nom commission
ulcers quarters $500.
Richardson & Burgess. Washing
on-Ficld officers quarters SlG.255;
'aptains' quarters S25.32T each: lieu.
'enant quarters $4,000: nome commits
Ion officers quarters $i0,017.
X. p. & Il. 0. Reynolds. BROOKLYN
v Y.--Field officers ouar,ers sld-
~; captains quarters 1888: lieu
qnant quarters $19.17s; non commits
on oillcc's quarters s7,99G each.
The Heating.
Camden Heating & Plumbing Com
ANY. Camden. NJ J.-Field officers
Warters $l3T5 captains Qua'tera
'2,5i5.6i; lieutenant quarters sl.Gs1.-
Foley Brothers. indianapolis. Ind
Field officers quarters Sl,52O: can
aims quarcrs S2.6263O; lieutenant
rarters $2,165.
Kelley y Kelley = Field officers
'uarlcrs sl,t7i; captains quarters
foS2' lieutenant quarters slG59.
Charles II. Taylor. Hampton.-Ficla
Ulcers quarters $1,000; captnins'
nnwers sa,luo; lieu onsnt quarters
1850.
William G. Norris, Phocbns--Flcli
mce's' quarters Sl,052; captains
narters s3500; lieutenant quarter
1850. MIR, Morris bid included the
'lumblng.
Penn Briilge Compay Field officers
.uartSra Ss'6; captains quarters So
goi lieu enant quarters sl,eio.
Newport News Heating y Plumbing
ompany, Newport News-Field ON
'eys' quarters $3.50: captains quar-
ers Sl,S6o; lieutenant quarters ST.
=. = @isgiEySSIIAzW
Mo Haley Plumbing & Heating
Company, s. Paul. Minn.--Field ON
'ars' quar'ors Sligo; captains quar-
ters S9,7SS
Plumbing Contract.
G, It, Taylor, Hampton-Flcl1 om-
ers' quarters 5000; captains quar-
er9 $1,000; lieutenant quarters ST.
800 non commission officers quarters
500 each.
Nowpor; News Heating & Plumblnr
ompany--Field officers quarters
'TSS; captains quarters sl,5f5; lieu
QUAINT quarters Sl.4I7: non commits
ion officers quarters s625.
There We're quite II number of
Nther bids submitted for the plumb
ng by firms away from hero.
Electric Wiring.
Tho bidding for the electric wiring
vas spirited and tho local bidders were
$50 contestants. Coburn & Cooke
y Newport News, bid s6,S24 for the
nitro work, while Mr., s. j. Watson.
~ OF Hampton. bid S6,725.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
Ma irled ln phoehus.

Mr.. Arbusia Burton and Miss Bet
tie Espenback were united in mar
rage at the home OF the br!ds by
rev Staliincs of the NJ L. church OF
Phofbus. The bride was attended
by Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. The groom.
Is member Of the Fifty.fourth Com
pany. Coast Artillery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
Investigation Of Judge BlaCks'oRs's
ColduCl Make Il Absolutely
Necessary.
No EXTRA PAY FOR THE hEsB:a.
Extra Session Can only be Had by or
der of Gov Claude A. Swanson :
Wyndham r. Meredith Takes Place
of Prosecuting Attorney Under Ger.
tain Conditions.

RICHMOND, VA. Fob. IF, as it
now seems practically assured, the
House COMM co on courts of Justice
recommends the investigation 81
eharges and the Legislature sustans
the rrconlncndatlpn against Judge ]
w. &. Blacks one of rhc Eleventh Iu-
!io'al Circuit it win mean either an
extended session or an extra session
IF the General Assembly,.
Speaker Byrd of ths House. II.
: speaking of conditions said toda,
hat following The report OF the com
mittee mott Tuesday. specific charges
yin have to he formulated, resoiu-
ions ordering the inves iga'ion will
ave To be passed in both houses and
eiorc the 20 days notice required by
no constitution can be given Judge
blackstone TIC month Of February
Sill be- nearly spers ana before the
time allowed expires the end OF the
session Will have been passed.
An extra session Is inevitable
aid veteran legislator today and
MS stwcmcnt is backed up by many
,thor members of bouth houses no
'uShly cognisant of existing cond!-
lions.
Tho only woy ~ v,,oA - ~.
M sos.ion c,n ha a.,o o a,' 'N,u'"-
foint resolution If m. Csnora, ,.s ~ "
bly, and IN tho event of s,rrh snesion
he members will serge v,,hon. o,,,,
,ensation.
An oxtro scssion on, or,,. ,o,,
upder order Of no on 49, ~ " ny
,,,nbers q, tho ovar, ~ arp,, Nv
Tor viii rncoiy. ,n,,,,Io., s"N'. q" VI
80 nxnnnec ,n u,o s,n. pni ~
mormon. WIN w
~ s,,
,xtra .o.a 1870 NV are 'nat 'he
=, ''W' pun VIII 10 iaNored'
w. -. VI 'nr 'es'S'"'ors thai
netar,nii,. la,s Lew n'''N''' mas oech so
10y "e.'s w.
ne Lawyers
The prosecution OF Judge Black
tone, If an investigation is gone in
0. Will be conducted. most probably
py Wyhdham II. Meredith of this
NY who has agreed TO take tho case
under certain conditions which are
fu'iined In his lotter to Hamp on
committee
Mr.. Mcredith's letter to the com.
nltee is as follows:
Il deeply regres that your cro.cs
n counsel for the prosecution Of
Judge j. w. G. Blackstone. with the
'icw To his Impeachment or removal
rom Office. should have fallen mon
ne. If II is possible for Won 10 Sc
srrc other counsel, no. one would re-
dice at their aceep a!icc OF this I'M
ortunate and sad task moe than
myself. If YOU insist. however. upon
my acting, beg to say that viii
,cccpt rho position upon three con
,. TAI That | shall receive nc
,udop, ns,''. ~. w mat II In my
res a,., 49,. s"c ii"Stcn'ioh Iaiis to Of
,arn -, 'Ie'a.p ma. Justices rs contin-
t,rc sron, 90" ~ AZ perfect lihsrty to re-
,hoi, ~ '"o e"se' 'cl Ihat there
,ct,r "seo9','>ou WI me some
ras,,,,,, VI Eood standing md
,,onn sho -, wy a,s'rct' upon whom
m tbs ar,se esa INC uuly OF getting
.be dato,I, - a. "na confusing an
,nr mo ~, ,aa ,"e prosecution ieav
'-'t wv tstoh OF KS lllnHTcmnnf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
S210, 200 GIVEN TO THE
HAMPTON NO. NAL SCHOOL
stcckbridae (Msss.) Woman Leaves
Large Sum to the Negro lnsti-
suticn--Tuslcsaco Rcmem-
bered.
fDy Associnted pressl

PlTTSFIELD. MASS. Feb. by
the will of Miss Alice Byington. of
Stockbridge. which was filed for pro-
bate here today, the Hampton Normal
4 Agricultural Institute. of Hampton.
Va. is given 100000. The Normal
81 Industrial Institute OF Tuskegec.
Ala, is given $4,000 and the Mount
tlcrinon School for Boys AZ East
Northfield, Mass. $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
9. A. Lewis MOI Retained

B. A Lewis in II letter to The Daily
Press denied that he has been re-
tanned In professional capacity" In
tho Blackstone Investigation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08

FOR SALE-CHEAP TO QUICK
purchaser lot in Newport News
Avenue. near Memorial Baptist
church. Apply to LOCK BOX iS.
Hampton. Va 2-7-2w
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08

LOST-IN ST. JOHNS CHURCH OR
between there and Locust street
onyx pin with pearls. Return to
22s Newport News Ave, Hampton
and receive reward. 2-7-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
He Was Dull.

girl"
"Well!"
DO Won know any fellow who's tlr-
ed OF being a spinster ?''--Kan-
sEs city Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
Take your prescription to Hull's
Cut Rate Drug Store. l229-tt
Foa RENT.
LOST.

LOST BETWEEN DEC. ?, 1907 AND
date, package containing Il small
miniature, painted on porcelain. with
black Trans; also heavy cold sea!
ring and few pieces OF jewelry. a
reward of $4,000 will be paid for the
return OF the miniature and ring to
WILLIAM II. SCOVILLE, Secre-
tary Hampton Institute. and nc
= questions asked. 2-S-5t.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-13
BURNED TO DEATH
Three Tots, Imprisoned in Burning
House, Are Cremated.

Minneapolis, August s.-Three chill
dren imprisoned in their room, were
burned to death at noon yesterday
The three children of Bengt Lind
berg, 1924 Nineteenth avenue s. were
locked up in the house while their
mother went out. In some unknown
manner the house was fired and be-
fore the room could be broken into
all three we're burned to death.
The children were Bert, aged four
years, Gertrude, aged two, and Doris,
aged one.
The mother of the children re-
turned during the fire, and stood out
side weeping, while everyone stood
helplessly by.
The lives of the children might
have been saved but for an earlier
mistake on the part Of the neighbors,
who mistook the house fire for prai-
RE fire, and did not 60 to tho chill
dren's help at once.
Two of the chsrred bodies were
found In bed, and one near the gaso-
line stove, indicating that the fire
was caused by at least one of the
children playing with the stove.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-13
RECEIVERS FOR
THE BIG Mills
PlLLsBURY.WAsHBuRN CoMPA-
NY LARGEST MlLLERs m
THE WORLD. -s5s
Due to Peculiar Conditions and Not
Expected to Affect Other Milling
Interests. The Trouble Will be
Only Temporary.

Minneapolis, Aug. 10.-The Pills
bury w ashburn, Limited, the largest
-four milling company in the world
made application Saturday, for the
appointment Of receivers. The flnan-
cial embarrassments Of the company
are admitted, although it is denied
that the company 10 insolvent.
The petition for the appointment
of receivers was granted by u. s.
Judge Milton G. Purdy, and A. G..
Loring, A. G. Cobb and Charles s..
Pillsbury were appointed receivers.
The company's mills will not cease
operations, and, pending the receiver
ship, which, it is expected, will be
temporary, the business will be con-
tinued. Other companies, all subsi-
diary to the Pillsbury- W. shburn
company, included in the receiver
ship are the Minneapolis and Nor
thern Elevator company, with 100
elevators along the Great Northern
railway lines; the Minneapolis Mill
ing company and the Minneapolis
Power company. No concerns other
than these are affected.
Henry r: Little has been the gen
eral manager of the company.
Management Criticized.
Minneapolis and st. Paul banks
and John s. Pillsbury, heavy stock
holder in the company, petitioned
the court through an attorney for the
appointment of receivers and the is
suance of a restraining injunction on
the continuance of the business under
the former management.
The company's Indebtedness
amounts to about $4,000, 900 and the
deficiency between the assets and
the liabilities is said to be 81, 800, 600.
In the complaint filed with the
court criticism is made on the man
ner in which the business has been
conducted in the past few years. The
oompany's present financial embar-
rassment is stated as due to extrava-
CANT management.
No admission of insolvency is made
and it is stated that any action for
the purpose of showing the company
to be insolvent would be stoutly
opposed by the company, but the de-
PENDANT, through its attorney, Clark
Hemstead, united with the complain
ants in praying for appointment OF
receivers.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-13
.e0y's BODY IS CUT TO BITS
CHICAGO POLICE WORKING ON
SHOCKING MURDER.
hacked CT Limbs and Mutilated Torso
Found In Different Places
Head Missing.

Chicago, Aug. 6.-The police force
Of Chicago Is working on what 1t ia
believed is mysterious and singular
~ atrocious murder. The hacked and
torn legs Of young boy were
found Tuesday in Mud lake, small
branch of the Chicago river, and
Wednesday the dismembered body
was discovered under the Santa Fe
railroad bridge, which spans the
drainage canal four blocks from the
place where the grewsome discovery
OF the MANNED limbs was made.
The head and arms had been sew.
cred, evidently with the same instru-
ment with which the legs were cut
of. As yet there is no clew to the
identity Of the victim or to his muir.
derer. .
Further examination of the torso
disclosed a gaping wound in the
breast, evidently made with an ak.
"A boys cap and shirt were stuffed into
the wound. Examination also disclosed
that the arms and legs had been
hacked of with an Ak or meat clever.
Boys swimming In the river found q
satchel short distance from where
the trunk was discovered, containing
blood-soaked collars and shirt.
A woman has told the police that
she saw head floating in the river
last Thursday, near where tho legs
we're discovered
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-13
THIRTY-ElGHT DEAD IN FIRE.
Latest Estimates Of Results Of British
Columbia Confiagration.

Vancouver, B. c., Aug. 6.-The de-
structive forest fires in the Elk river
valley have now burned past the re-
gion Of the towns. Fernie Is de-
stroyed, but Michel, Hosmer and
Cranbrook are out Of the danger zone.
The flames are still devastating the
timber region Of the valley beyond
the settlements. These bush fires
may last month, or until rain falls.
The total loss of life in the burned
area is now placed at 38 and the prop
erty damage is estimated at between
$5,000,000 and 100000.
The women and children who were
taken from Fernie and placed among
the adjacent towns of Frank, Blair.
more and Nelson are still in these
places Of refuge, but the men are back
at Fernie and have begun the work Of
rebuilding the town.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-13
DIE IN BURNING BOAT
Steamer Premier Burns at Warren's
Landing on Lake Winnipeg.

Winnipeg, August s.-The steamer
Premier, Capt. Stevens, was burned
to the lwater's edge at Warren's
Landing, the northern terminus Of
Lake Winnipeg, Thursday morning.
Six passengers and two of the crew
lost their lives and docks and other
buildings in the vicinity were de-
stroyed. 7ss.
The fire started in the hold near the
engine room during the night and
spread with frightful rapidity, and
those who lost their lives were either
sm othered or burned to death in their
berths.
When the cry Of fire was raised
those who escaped did 50 in scanty
attire by jumping overload when
they either swan to shore or were
picked up by boats.
Several Of the passengers and crew
were severely burned.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-13
GREAT STRIKE IN CANADA.
Twelve Thousand Canadian Pacific
Mechanics Quit Work.

Winnipeg, Man., Aug. 6-Trade
unionism in Canada has given defiance
to the Canadian Pacific railway. With
out any untoward incident or ostenta-
tious show, the mechanics and kindred
workmen quit work Wednesday, and
all shops, big and little, on this great
system are idle. .... ......
1t Is estimated that $4,000 men
went out. the largest number being
1900 in Montreal and 1900 here. Two
thousand men left work between Fort
William and Vancouver, all at the die
tates of the executive. Even old
workmen in line for pensions went
home and it seems to be the most
complete tie-up in the history of rail-
way shops in Canada.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-13
STUBS AND BRlsToW WIN.
Result Of Primaries in Kansas Is Now
Certain. .

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 6.-The nomina-
ton of w. B. Stubs for governor
and J. L. Bristow for United States
senator on the Republican ticket at
the primaries held Tuesday is GER
tainty. Practically complete reports
from 60 out of 105 counties give
Stubs lead Of 1929.
Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 6.-With
three precincts missing. Jackson coun-
ty, including Kansas City, gives w. S.
Cowhard, for the Democratic nomina-
ton for governor, plurality of 49,
900. It is estimated from the returns
at hand that his plurality over the
state will be about 10000 or about half
Of the plurality he received in the
cities. David A. Ball will be the Sec
ond candidate in the race. -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-13
Jewellers Select Omaha.

Cincinnati, Aug. THE National
Association of Retail jewelers. in con-
vention Thursday decided to meet
next year in Omaha. Detroit and
other cities made an unsuccessful
Fight for the meeting The following
officers were elected: President. ]. p.
Archibald, Blairsville, Pa; first vice
president, Arthur e. Paegel, Minneap-
oils, MINI; second vice-presiden
Charles H. Williams, Condor, Ore:
secretary, S. Callison, Dexter, Ia:
treasurer, R. c. Bernan, Greensboro,
N. g. s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-13
May Lose Shops.

Mason City, Ia, Aug. 10. Reports are
current that Clarion soon will lose
the shops Of the Chicago Great
Western railroad. On account OF the
new law limiting the hours employees
shall be ntinuously engaged in OPP
Grating trains, necessitating the
equalizing Of distances between dir
vision points, the shops will be moved
to Fort Dodge. Fort Dodge is 13e
miles from Omaha, $50 miles from
Hayfeld and the same distance from
Oelwein. making it the logical loca-
ton for the division. 5ss
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-13
kankakee Editor Is Beaten.

Kankakee, Ill, Aug. Arthur f..
Sweeney, associate editor Of the Kan
kakee Republican, was waylaid and
beaten Thursday evening BY Perry La
bounty, q pressman on the Kankakee
Gazette. The attack was the result Of
I conflict between thu two newspapers
over the Republican gubernatorial
nomination. Labounty was arrested.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-13
For For Mslas Monument Dsdlsatlo,

FOR Fort Moi9s MonuMent Dedication.
Columbus. O., Aug. 7.Adjt. Gen.
Critchneld has been notified that ave
governors viii attond the dedication
September / OF the monument a the
site Of Fort Msigs. near Toledo. The
executives win include Gov. Swanson
OF Virginia, Gov. Willsoa Of Kentucky,
Gov Hanly of Indiana, Gov. Warner