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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
die IN EXPLOSION
twenty-five Persons Killed in
Brooklyn Street.
VICTIMS BURIED UNDER DEBRIS
Fifteen Were Workmen and 9th.
ers Passersby.

New York, Nov. 21.-Twenty-five
persons are believed to have lost their
lives In an explosion of gas which
tore up a great section Of Gold street,
Brooklyn. It is definitely known that
fifteen persons were buried under the
hundreds OF tons of earth and timber
that were thrown into the air by the
explosion and ten more persons are
reported as missing.
The explosion occurred In a fifty
foot deep excavation that had been
made In Gold street between York
and Front streets where water main
was being laid. The gas main recent
ly sprung aleak and spark came in
contact with escaping gas lmme-
diately there was terrific explosion
that lifted the surface of the street
for half a block in both directions and
hurled dirt, paving stones and debris
into the air. When the smoke and
dust cleared away it was seen that
the street had been opened from door
step to door step over an area OF
nearly a block. The loosened earth
had fallen into the excavation, bury
ing the score of laborers who were at
work when the accident happened.
Great tongues of flames shot out OF
crevices in the street and beside them
geysers of water leaped into the air
from a water main that had been shat
tered by the explosion. Two bodies
were sticking out Of the wreckage.
Street Crowded With Children.
Gold street was crowded with
school children when the explosion
occurred and that scores Of children
were not killed or injured was re-
markable. A woman and three chill
dren were almost opposite the exca-
walton when the earth crumbled under
their feet and they were swept down
into the hole under tons Of wreckage.
Two other children were on the OPP
posite side of the street when the
sidewalk caved In and they lost their
lives.
Only four Of the men working in
the excavation escaped, and their es-
cape was remarkable. They were Ar
| thur Strand, Frank Schowold, John
Grain and an Italian laborer known as
"John." These men were digging
rear the opening of four-foot sewer
and the force of the explosion blew
them to the entrance of 1t. Strand
was hurled farthest in and he pulled
the other three men after him.
Water from the broken main began
to pour into the sewer and the four
men, In danger of being drowned,
started to run toward the river three
blocks away, where there was an out
let to the sewer. BY the time they
reached the river the water was up to
their chins, but all of the men man
aged to reach the pier in safety.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
Strakenbabn=
kontolioifrune.
aae @erfcbrsmittcl Der StaSt Sbi.
casu inter cincr Scitnns.
MorGan mie0er in DER
Rolle 0es 6riinoers.
Sereimisuns Der Ginicn nit eiHcm
Stapital BON 8iertelmilliarSe.
Gbicaao, "a. Rop.

6 btcago, "a. Nop.
Tl1ne 81 elmer pollfoulmenen Soon.
lolioierung aller StraBenbabn. uno
Sobbabnlinien Der Staot nit einem
Beiamttapital BON 246 Wiuionen
Collars unb Die 8riinbung elmer elef.
siifen @eieaibaft our 2ieferung bon
heftrii6er &raft itnb tatid9lih i'm
@anee. g9ie es beiBt, ipielen S. q.
Rorean uno feline Gbicagoer uno
Reu gorfer Observation-Disclosures Die
Saiiptrole in Ser geplanten 9fieien.
pereinieltng. gta9 SdluB elmer
sonferens, Die am Wontag i'm @u.
teou bon Serrn Sobn s. Wit6ea,
RrGiibent Der Suinois 2ruit. uno
Sparbunf, o6gebdlten tuuroe, lit an.
gefiinoi9t iporOeu, DOB elm &omitee
,ur tpeiteren glusarbeititng bon Sld.
men ernannt porben iei; es beitebt
nus ben Serren Sobn S. Mtit6ea,
GRaltncep &eep, SSobn 81. Speer, $.
u. 9lqir, IS. g. @tiettorabt, gSanace
Sefman uno Samuel S5niua.
gtit6ell rnO Speer iino Wtitglic-
Der bes Norgan'iden Spnoifats, Dem
Gle Gbicasoer StraBenbabn gebort;
aeep lit 9ireftor ser sSninois Truit.
nno SSparbanf, Blair, giien6rabt unO
Sefman reprGientieren Die Chicago.
neutrality-suspicious. uno SINFUL Die
@btion 60.
Sotpeit ii5 feiiteIlen IGBt, baben
gbicagoer 9apitaliiten ben eriten
S6ritt CUR 9oiolibterltrg Der Gbica.
goer 2inien gegeben. Serr @orean,
beiien 9anfbaus Elm fontroIlierenoes
Sntereiie Der StraBenbabn belist,
itinrmt NIT alien 8IGnen Der Gbica.
goer @roBfapitaIiiten therein.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
VAN vLISSINGEN'S VICTIMS
MuIeted Out Of Far More Than q Nil.
lion Dollars.


Chicago, Nov. 2l.--After an exami-
nation of the various documents in
the office of Peter Van Vlissingen,
convicted forger of mortgages, notes
and trust deeds on his own confession,
William c. Niblack, vice president of
the Chicago Title and Trust company.
receiver for the Van Ylissingen prop
critics, declared that the forgeries
amount to 1889, 423.Ss.
Only thorough examination Of all
Of the papers which include loan num-
bers 2,026 to 3,244. inclusive, will dis
close to the receiver and the creditors
how many have been taken up by Van
Vlissingen, who is now a convict in
the broom shop in the Joliet peniten-
tiary.
Since the confession Of guilt, which
startled the business world and pre-
coded his sentence by only a few
hours, Van vlissingen has repeatedly
asserted that $3.50, zoo would cover the
forged paper which he disposed OF to
clients who believed that they were
investing money in securities which
were beyond question.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
6rauhee
$drf&fnstat.
Batter riftet bic Wproiuaffe anf iciue
&inSer.
~
3mei bliiben0e MrnfdIen-
leben uernidltet.
Srunf nnS bGnklider 3ipiit ucruriadJt
aataitrppbe.
81 e NJ Worf. "a. geop.

~ tlU ~ J., 81. 9luu.
Ser g6der Carl 2ooie bate ii6 ieit
einem Sabre Dem 9runfe ergeben uno
itano Dor Der auf Ioillng ieines Sci.
mes. ssn ser 8er5ipeiflrlng griff er
gum Repolper, erihoB feline II Sabre
alte Softer Weta rnb perlpltn6ete lei.
men Sobn Sreoerid, 6en 9aitor elmer
IutberiI9en Stride in gale, 9. 9.
2ooie befinbet fi6 IN Saft.
YaItor 2ooie mar alif Bitten ieiner
Mrltter NIT ieiner iuneen Srau mod
Seem gorf aefomn1en, INN NIT ieinem
Batter 81 fpreden; eeitern beidloB
man, ba iid Sooie ipeigerte, gum I'm.
terbalt ieiner Sralt bei5uiteuern, 6as
Sefnt a.f3uloien; sSrau 2ooie rno
Mteta iollten NIT 8aftor 2ooie nadJ
Siib.Oafota eeben, tpGbrenb Der 8n-
ter Ser SantiIie iid ielber iiberIaiie.l
bIeiben iollte.
Seute morgen, oIs sic Snnilie
bei1n 5riibitiid Job, 5og 2ooie ploslif
einen Geuolper ltno begann cine :sii'
iiGaOe. 0feta fiel NIT einem S6uB
our9 sic @rl,It; Die 5tpeite <gel troi
Eaitor 2ooie in Sen l1nterleib. Iber
che ser 9taieit6e bie S6ieBerei fort
ieten fonnte, mari iif) iein 10 Sabre
alter Sobn Sobn auf i'm un0 emit.
tpoffnete i'm unb belt i'm felt, Bis Ole
8oIi5ei fam. 8aitor 2ooie tuur0e
na9 einem SoipitaI eeidafft, ober Die
sler5te baben MIR eertnge Soffmrng
auf feline Retttng.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
GbinehfdDe
Rnbeforungen.
8efabrlider gnsbru6 Der Seinoidaii
eegen ,5apan.
2aheu uno Bdufer
uam Mob uernidJtet.
Spngfpng rer Sdanplak gciualttati'
ger glusbriide.
8ictoria, g. g., "a. geop

8ictoria, 9. g., "a. Hon.
Ser 9anpfer rSercer", Der bier
bonn Orient ansefonrnen lit, brinst
Die Gliroe bon iefs sefdbrliden
DoItsousbriihen, Die iib geeen So.
pan ridteten unb Die IN &ongfon9
borgefomnlen fino, nobel 2dben ,ino
.S1itier serftort ,,nb eepliinoert tprr.
ben. Die 4ufitGn6e tparen Der greif.
bare @usorud Der l1naufrieoenbeit
Der bineiiihen @epoIferiins nit Dem
geitreben Der @egierung, ben gegen
Sapan geridteten fontmeraiellen Bop.
colt au i,nterbriiden, Der BON Der hi.
neiiifen Rolotie erfl1rt tporben mar.
Betpaffnete Holiaiiten muBten Die
f(ufitdn6iiden auseitanberiagen; 12
Mubeftorer auur6en berbdftet.
Der aufitan6 brod Dor Sipei dime.
fiiden 2Goen an Der pao Ching.
Strabe aus; biesbeioen Urn,en ban.
beIn NIT iapaniihen Gfhen. Die
Miibeitorer pernidteten bic 2Goen
un6 raubten @aren i'm @erte bon
$4,000. Bon nun an fGienen Die
d,isbriihe tpobloreanifiert an iein
si,r6 rifteten ii1 gesen ale daneii.
i&en 2Gben, Die iaponiidT Moren
Mrten. Die Yoliaei iaete ben Not
0useinan6er, aber CT ion,nelte iif
tpieber unb feste feline @etpaIttaten
fort.
Die europGiide unb bic Sbh.Eo.
li0ei Dlroe NIT i1arfen patronen
cusgenAfet nno no4ts ouf Da1e ae.
felt, uno in beriHie6enen T1nen
ntdtten bic Mubdt6rer iebr enersiit
gegen ote asoIiaei Gront; es gab
blutise aopfe in Weense. ginrnal
mubte Die BoIi3ei Sas 8aionett aufs
@rpebr pfIanSen nm Die Iubeitorer
5if perbinoern, bic perbafteten 9aG.
bcIsfiibrer 81 befreien.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
DENMARK.
Copenhagen.

During the course Of the last few
weeks number Of Russian anarchists
and workmen out OF employment have
been frequenting the country districts
and instituted a perfect reign Of terror
A few days ago they set fire to large
farm house, killed the inspector with
knife and then shot the proprietor.
A couple of days afterwards they put
fire to another farm house and killed
the proprietor. The same band at
tackled another farm house not far
from Copenhagen and shot and killed
the owner in front of his wife and
children.
The successor to Minister Brun,
who was transferred from Washington
to the British court, is Count @. p. o.
Moltke, who was formerly Danish
minister to Italy. He has already ar
rived In Washington and has now as
sumed hts new duties. He IL man
Of marked ability ard diplomat of
wide and successful experience.
Tie Danish Arctic explorer, Einar
Nicholson. g making preparations for
an exploration trip into New Guinea,
Holland Industrial company having
agreed to defray the expenses and to
furnish the explorer with complete
equipment. Mr.. Michelsen will start
out some time In January.
MARION 8. NOREIdUS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26

country they have become so numer.
Gus that they are growing to be real
nuisance.
The enrolment of the public schools
OF Stockholm last year reached 1900.
The teaching force numbered TIA men
and 735 women. The average cost per
child was $32.17 About "a per cent
OF the children of school age did not
attend during the year.
In the international skating contest,
which was held in London last month,
Salchow, the Stockholm skater, carried
away the first prize. Johanson and
Thoren, both Swedes. secured second
and third prizes respectively.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26

gicr Wanner fommen in brennenbcnl
8eidGftsbanie INNS 2eben.
sc e no g1orf. "a. geop.

gee Oorf, "a. gtop.
en- einern sSelier, tpelhes elm iieben.
itofiges @eifdftsbais on Der Canal.
itrobe teillueiie 5erItorte, iino bier
Nadnner umgeforunen tpGbreno an.
0ere iritr burrb sic beroiiden glnitren-
gtngen Der 6euerpebr gerettet ipltr.
oen. 8ie SeuerpebrIeute 0foie uno
8intridb itiegen nit Silfe elmer Sci.
ter 6ur6 Slammen unb &alib an Dem
brennenben @eb1ilbe in Die Sobe uno
bradten nlebrere Wdnner in Cider.
belt, Die iib alf bas 0a6 eefliibtet
batten uno BORT be1puBtlos la9en.
Sier Wf6nnern befanben ii6 i'm
oberiten Stodaperf bes 9eb1ubes, aIs
Die Slamnten am i6lilnntiten tobten;
iie itnb itntgefonmlen.
0ns @ebGitbe beber6ergte Sfnei.
bertpertltGtten nno fleine Sabriten.
Ser Sbaben betraet 100000.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
FOURTEEN SENT TO PRISON
Montana Men Plead Guilty to Man.
slaughter.


slaughter.
Great Falls. Mont, Nov. 19.-Four-
teen men charged with murder in Val
ley county. in the northwestern part
Of the state, pleaded guilty to man
slaughter and were sentenced to va
rious terms In prison.
The crime to which these fourteen
men pleaded guilty was the raid upon
the cabin of John Hayes, an alleged
claim jumper, and his family, which
resulted In the death Of Hayes and his
daughter.
In all sixteen persons were arrest
Cd for the crime. The first trial was
that Of Walter Long. 1t resulted In
his conviction and sentence to thirty
ave years. Then followed the trial of
his brother, Milo, who was given thir-
teen years. Two of the men in the
gang turned states evidence and they
rot OF with jail sentences.
II was arranged that all the remain
Ing defendants should plead guilty to
granddaughter. Two OF them were
given sentences OF one year and nine
months. Ave drew year each and
i've others went to jail until May l.,
1909.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
VERDICTS OF INDIANA JURY
Murderer Gets Thirty Days and Needy
Thief Eight Years.

Chicago, Nov. 20.-Thirty days in
Jail for a man charged with murder,
who had slashed his victims throat
with razor, stabbed another man in
the abdomen and crushed the skull of
a third, and eight years in the peni-
Tertiary for a man who had stolen a
pair of boots because he had none
were sentences imposed by a jury
which tried the two defendants in the
Lake county Qnd.) superior court, sit
ting at Hammond.
The man charged with murder was
Joseph Mahovski. The other defend
ant was Lawrence Ryan.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
ganf in Sd)uierisfeiten seratem.
8ra6forb, go., "a. geou.

Or B or0, Nd., "a. ytoO.
Die gIoreo gonf 81 gloreo, DC.
4ean Gountp, bot ibren 8etrieb MI.
terbroden; lie lit Elm Brioatunterneb.
men NIT einem Rapitol BON $780,.
600. Wean iagt. bie gerpfIidtllngen
Der 8anf betragen iiber 100000,
oenen nur mngefdbr $4,000 on
geitano eegeniiberiteben. Die De.
poiitoren iino in GROCER grregung.
bod fiiroigen Die Better Der 9anf an,
bnB boIle 3ablung erfoIgen tpiiroc.
Die Sdnpierigfeiten ioIlen bur6 iiber.
5ogene Summen zines 8ontnngeicG.
ten entitonoen fem.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
Calls II Pure Fabrication.

New York, Nov. 21.-Dr. William
Bayard Hale has issued the following
statement: Il repudiate absolutely
the story which the New York World
published purporting to tell what
passed at my audience with the Ger
man emperor. 1t is pure fabrication
from beginning to end and so de-
clared to the World reporter who
showed II to me before publication"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
Spipitaliddfi iiberfaais.
Oe ntIa, "a. 9tor

WeantIa, "a. Ton.
Waon beginnt, iiber ben @erbleib
bes @unbes-Soipitalihiffs n&elief"
GneItIi6 az tperoen. 8as Shiff ftbr
am Is. geobentber nod @ltam ab lino
bate 6ort am 90. Wopember eintref.
fen ioIIen. 0as 8orrotsihiff Sup.
pin" bat @efebl erbalten, ii6 auf Die
Guide na6 Der n9felief" 5u begeben.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
Chicago eralr and Provisions.

Chicago, Nov -Wheat-Dec.,
s1.03h @1.O3ss; May. s1o7k; July,
$101HMl0l3s. Corn-Nov., 64hc;
Dec, 64hc; May. 6Sh 063kc: July,
62asc; Sept, 62h @62sso Oats-Dec.,
4914c; May, 51A @51$c; July. 4s5sc.
Pork-Dec., s14.67iz; jan, s16.45:
May, $l6.55@16.57h. Butter-Cream.
cries. 22Q3Oc; dairies, 19hQ25c,
Eggs-2Sc. Poultry-Turkeys, l2c;
chickens. 71z9Sc; springs, l0c.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
YrGfbent @ooienelts Mntmprt an
China.
effnd. 24. g2on.

Yeftng, "a. Wob.
Die Intiport beS gSrGfioenten Roo.
iepeIt aui oas unterm 10. Nopember
namens bes neiien &aiiers bon Chino
bonn Irin5en Ching erbaItene Sdrei.
ben, In ipelbem Die 2riiis beban6eIt
tpirb, Ole Der Tbron oird3unrahen
bate, lit beim biefigen arneritnniiden
Botibafter eingegangen uno tpur6e
bon bieiem Dem uustpdrtisen ami
iibermittelt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
Ter Ansueis bes Semofratii4en Ra.
tionolfomitees.
9lIba NIB, g. g., "a. SO,

albany, %. g., "a. Hop.
Der Sdasneiiter beS bemofrati.
i9en gationalfomitees, $err Ser.
mann MiASer. Ieste Dor Dem Staats.
iefretdr ieinen 8eriht iiber Die 8ei.
trdse our oen,ofrutiiden National.
&onrpagne nieber; banoh betrasen
bic geiamten @in9dnee $500, 644.77
iinb Die Mus9dben $619,t10.06; in
BEN SGnben bes Shasrneriters be.
ftnoen iih nod $234.71. Die
Wanen berer, Die 500 lno bariiber
beieefteuert boben, tpurSen bereits
gesen gn6e Der aan.pasne beroffent.
lihf; i'm ganaen finb $4,000 Gin.
gdnge 5u ber5eihnen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
NINE DIE IN MONTANA MINE
Large Number Of Others Escape by
Way Of Air Shaft.

Red Lodge. Mont, Nov 21.--Nine
persons are known to be dead as a
result Of Are In the third entry of
slope No. 2 of the Northwestern I'm
provement company's mine here.
Three of the bodies have been re-
covered. but the remains of the other
six may never be found.
Instead of coming up in the air
shaft, through which so many of the
other miners were rescued, the nine
unfortunate men started up the No. 2
slope and lost their lives.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
Chicago Union stock Yards.

Chicago, Nov -Cattle--Beeves,
s3.3O@7.70; Texans. sS.5094.50; West
ern cattle, SO 25d575 stockers and
feeders. s2T0G495; cows and heifers,
s1.6075.l5; calves. s5.50@7.25 Hogs
Light. s5.15M $50; mixed. $3.50
6.15; heavy. 81 iO66.20; rough. $5.4O
@5.60; coed b choice heavy. $500
G6.20; pigs Ss85G5l5. Sheep. $40
@47o; yearlings. s4.00Q4.so; lambs.
t376Q6.00.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
EN- SdJicSsscridt ibcr,uieIen.

9erIin, "a. Nou.
Der 8ertrag CUR ltebertpeiiling oes
0oIes bon Gaiaplanca an Dos
88ieosgeriht lit BON Sranfreib iino
0aitidlano unter5eihnet moroen.
0otidnfter Gmnbon Undergraduate I'M
fuinen BON Sranfreidb tpdbreno Der
ZeIIpertreterbe Staatsiefretdr Don
S&inberIen. Wofter Die Seutide Hesie.
ring pertrot.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Nov. 23.-Wheat-To arrive
and on track-No. hard, $1.0Sss; No.
1 Northern. $1.07h: No. . Northern.
$1.05M; Dec, $1.o4h: May, SLOTS;
Nov. $1.o4M. Flax-To arrive and
on track, $l.44N; Nov. 31.43N: Dec.
$1.40A; May, $1.44.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
St. Paul Union stock Yards.

st. Paul, Nov. 23.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, s6.o0@6.75; fair to good.
$5.00@5.75; good to choice cows and
heifers. $400@5.00; veals. S6.0006.50.
Hogs-S5 00Q $50. Sheep-Wethers,
$4.00G425; yearlings, $390Q400;
spring lambs, $5.00Q5.26.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, Nov. 23.-Wheat--
Dec. s1.o4; May. sl.osh @1.osk. On
trsck-No. hard, $1.Q7X; No.
Northern, $1.06% 61.07: No. North
ern. sl.04% @1.05; No. Northern.
$l.00% Ql.03k.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-26
RESULTS ON THE GRlDlRON

Ohio IA, Oberlin 0.
Harvard 4, Yale o.
Kansas 10, Iowa 5.
Cornell Is, Trinity 6.
Indiana 10, Purdue 1.
Navy Is. Polytechnic 4.
Amherst 1, Williams 0.
Minnesota IL. Carlisle 6.
Syracuse rs, Michigan 4.
Chicago IS. Wisconsin IL.
Illinois "a. Northwestern 8.
West Point rs, Villa Nova 0.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-09

CONGRESS GOES
To DENVER


Eny Morning journal Special leased Nirel
san Francisco, oct. Assembling
after half a day Of recreation. the
delegates to the nineteenth session of
the rrausmississippi Commercial con-
gress devoted tho afternoon and eNrl-
ing to practical addresses ON the de-
tclupncnt OF IN west and brief *
llanatory speeches OF resolutions uu-
der consideration by tHc various COM
mittcos. Hereafter ouy-nalt OF each
day is to be- taken UP by entertain
Iuenta provided by The commercial
bodies Of san Francisco. OF the Zoe
delegates who are registered as at
tending The congress fully ouc-third
participated today i'm an excursion 10y
ateame 10 many points of interest ON
lhe hay.
A new flood of resolutions Golugrd
The ~ocretary'S desk after the Delegates
returned. Because OF the extended de-
bates that have occurred i'm tn" srs-
siuus of the committee ON resolutions
il i probable that upon many iuI orr
tuut measures for which approval has
been asked VIII be retarded. The
committee is determined to rccoW-
mend in modified form the rcsolu-
ton urging the necoS:it. oi pruNiulug
for a rcjuNeuatcd merchant marine,
ami today. after ID debate of several
hours, determined to report adversely
the resolution commencing the atti-
tudc Of Postmaster General MeNot ON
tlc subject Of the parcels post The
latter topic is expected to furnish the
basis OF a lively contest on the floor
of tn" congress.
Denver and New orleans fought ont
the question of the 1909 meeting
place today, ana Denver won hN a.
margin ut . to 1, With a few votes to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-09
BLACK SILK SPECIAL
Inr Til Mnnk OnlN

500 quality Rlacs TaNets. -
inch special at
2t.ss quality Black TaGsta 3
inch. special az &iH'
ST 65 quality Black Tanetl. ae
inch special at Nl-l"
&l.75 quality Black Tln.tl. SO
inch. special So 1883
The above r0u numbers art money
worth Taret3
Very Sperial-s6-inth Black Iait'ta
SIX. good quality. far slips. Be-
inches wide. sf Soc
Colored Tamet1s. 90 inches wide,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-09
MONTN'S NEW NICkWENR
First Floor.

The latest effect Of the season in
fine silk Tailored stocks. laee and
hilton audy Jabots, lace stock cole
lars. lace ard linen coat SETS dainty
silk and embroidery bows Gibson cole
lars bob the newest lace. -ilk and net
combinations anl many other orig
iulI STYLES each. ar $50. @5e soc. .5c
aud SI.ou.
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regular $3.50 quality. only ..sl.t5
ST. Un Moi-- Nelour-. special quality
rar coats and jackets. only $50
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-09
HANDSOME SILK STOCKINGS.
Iir.I IlMnr

Opening display ~ an that Is new
in hand embroidered Black silk hose.
SON are invited 10 inspect these ele-
raut patterns ID only Go set an idea
Cor o.h.r enlhroldcry work Selling
prlc. uer pain. $3.50. $500 $3.50 ana
So go.
Sitk Uosr Spcckl.
Women's plain - " pure snun
silk hose. with cotton soies ior s1.so.
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LINE SECTION.
IlirSt I1oor.

So. heavy h,mmed An Linen uuek-
ahark towel eox40. special ESQ
2i IS lime - Inea aII linen Irish l,nrr
b1ma-f Cine quality. pecial 300
81. Cream Damask. go inches wide.
special Tor this week ...1Oc
-oN-o hi-ached hemmed Napkins.
ai hemm-d special. per dog - so
Remnants 81 Linen and Cotton goods
at Special Prices TO close out.
DOMESTIC SECTION.
first Iloor.
Sew Irr F1a-csdnWu and Flannel
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WARM NIGHT GOWNS.
Women. .nn.l.I. slight if1vr
good IHHIffr. sIuIl. yoke. I.II."i in