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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-04
Wash-0uts West.

Owing to one of the worst
wash-outs in years, just east of
Livingston, Mont, the Northern
Pacific fast trains have been run
ming over the G.. N. tracks from
Butte since Tuesday. No. 2
passed this city just before noon
yesterday. It is said to be one
of the worst wash-outs on that
road in years and that all the
rivers and streams are on a
rampage. All east bound trains
on the N. P. are hung up at Liv-
ingston, Mont. Ten miles east
of Livingston two thirty foot
fills, one eighty foot long and
the other more than 100, are COM
pletely washed out. The big
Bozeman tunnel is blocked by a
landslide and all traffic will be
tied up for a number of days.
The contract for painting the
Woodmen hall was let last week
and the job was awarded to w. |.
fStager. This is a much needed
improvement and when com
pleted the Woodmen lodge OF
Hope will have the finest exclu-
sive lodge property in the county.
They have recently had a fine
cement walk put in in front of the
property and up to the porch.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-04
Hope HOnOrS
NatiOn'S Dead.
Decoration Day FittingIy
Observed.
Hon. III. Worst Gave a Fine Address. March to
Cemetery in Forenoon and Exercises. at Opera House
at 200 O'clock P. NJ. Made up Days Program.

address of the day by the Hon. J.. H.
Worst, which was without question one
the best ever given in Hope. The
speaker took his audience back in
ancient history to the beginning of the
wars for freedom and brought them up
to the time of the discovery of Am
erica and then down in recent history
OF this country, when the boys of 81
and 1913 we're called upon to defend the
christian loving peoples rights and
liberties. In a most beautiful manner
he paid tribute to the soldiers of all
wars who fought for home and free
dom.
After the address the crowd sang
"America" and was dismissed with
the benediction by the Rev. Hitchcock
OF the Congregational church.
Memorial day in Hope 1908 will GO
down in history as being most appro-
priately observed and attended by
one of the largest crowds ever present
on a like occasion in this city.
Hon. p. J. McCumber will
speak at Sharon at 200 O'Clock
p. m. Friday, June 18th on the
issues Of the day.
The W. c.. T..U. will meet with
Mrs. Northrop, Friday at Zoo
p. m.
Get the Habit. Eat good Ice
Cream. We keep it at the Pal
ace.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-04
U.S.. Cream Separator

with a low milk tank that a child can reach, a simple
bowl that's easily washed, and a set of entirely enclosed
gears, protected from dirt and danger. The US. holds
the Worlds Record for clean skimming-iti is the most
profitable. machine for you to buy and will last a life
time. You'll be interested to look over a US.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03
NOME. ALASKA. APRIL 3. 1908.
FRISCO AND NOME

TH- ##f determination u Che rHt nf tHe people uf san Francisco 10 seud -fsaHef direct fs SeH- is s matter ar much sraat.r consequence tfma E trrears 1a h. at arzs gi5nr.
 Tho must ahtiaas fasaa lf the mase aHjhe= tHsera'im af , competition f51 Na~ka.z trade THz competition vii mol anIs mzm.I Hetles supply md 4 cheaper bpt aH Haee Jb~ effect f4f which competition Is famous -it vii eiv, th. tHe. rrw lfe
 HeW greater attempts a supply tf. aeIas Heeds tH eaHaaa- t., d greater trade aaa be m.f- -a-fg understood hy a la-iae-- imam tHaa ae-eribed A. .heust ans eould mrdlr hrue forward amy aaHerss fat- ta Ff4s- that ef-4t- er supply er.al,~ 4 ersaier demand us "ne sha has had eemmrr.iaI expert "ue~ viii dispute if uf rour~e. 2 greater supply means cheaper prices and cheaper prices for Alaska mean f#r development af ground eHirH mus n"H as paz-.t rI, Hut outside. .af t#s-.. obvious truths tHr establishment af :. steamboat IiH- from The Golden Cat, promises much
 It means first and foremost that AI- aska hecome- directly joined la a greater center of population than ever and that means in turn that tho North win reesiee large amount If tte overflow This overflow W9Il mol likely hc monesie-s, in fact if seems almost certain that tae direct road to Alaska wiil be Used by many men of capital who never before had their thoughts "r footsteps directed hitherwarls.
 The tendency of people is to scatte- and The tapping of the great California city may have a much greater intlu- "nce on th" North than people think Alaska wants men and money. This
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A JUDGES GOOD EXAMPLE.

.ur Hf fire must refreshing bits If information taat u1,. saH, aug fr ,aa rerrter vah sr. rre Thaa rH is that women efH H- harrr5 fr-m rH. raurt reuw dufTHs tFr rraga.liuES
 Justter naNuE has 5~~urd hand #ad-fa-s aarrf |. uH- gagrt vjtH H remark f-af a ul..Hy Ia have ir aI,gz- .# TH taa= h. ,ls Hsss4tt tnr sHaa. .hsnb~ ar Hr-.Ht r.arf. as,r,uh,ra and tha#aa Har-au- sg4a#s.f9 .a.t con .ur u ## general arrreyH ar, Hkvt t.. b, .aa ma.Hdl .ualH- esus.4 vfa #H uaHE ##. ..a-.az # sr. l.af.aH bu- 0Fa Nil st rs s1sr.asr ,.,r t.. Afu. r-atsH =sH-r#- a= sa4Ht Tn sa5tH.Ha- 4 -u.n shs-a h,..aa sf= .a.I ts eyae
 The a<4aHs .f I8za-g D.U#H= #enr asH r. followed Ev a..rr tF#H ads.- s##-# Hw te rrr~ra. at F,4r. #s- aHsaa-s r etaetsr a. which attendance largely Haa. Hi, ar e-- anon v4a H#1- mI.d v5f Impressions saneI ffe# seHa.. atseHs T.r srrs tt... as H#-H.Hr.-.naH5s.~ al th. gen u.r ~sx araaIue .Hs benches anl Hn-uiu- sa.a other In gha H-r-~ ybsa- rs.r rftHunry -a1sfau- rras,,H- He is HH#sf way H.= B-erH. almost T national aaa4a.. Ii I. hrh lime aHa rraalaa NaH. checked ru, am isa- a'.I e>Hpr ur aa#syIa mol da l.. rr uu -auII become general IT siyiJ a- aeH tr eftmH4t matteaz aad -aaa.a ha n.xt4he applied
 Ju-uee na0Hrl.- ssarss Is ta h. commended 7- tut fa mau with GH~ ught reEaa far ..amaahaud Far E. must H- through consideration for IT. -,v a- vHetr which < heHrtted 4rf HmH8ea 4s tH. g4zIaz aelue. ,am= aas a--emeaas- ~e often feaaa tt -a=a places rHlf ls. stop Is taken IT. ~au~atus -eeeins t,r- eehe va far fes- got themselves '.etr husbands Ua th,ir eH4HH-H tt exhibiting th..u-afer- under taass e.r.uu-taases 4r. ,ursaH ae .ttia consideration =a- Hat .r 4s#= ethrr
 1T t~ Hef.raurr ta# i'm Hnut1f# Hzi which man hauars asd ssHHei Is -a.mz gd by rgsv exhibitions that rrrtsrz The example, aH" To ha ls.laN,-L rns theory af publicity tn triats af aa Hts never contemplated mabHs the eaHs 4 ~haa HtaH.. f,r The safgaf mindea .Hd aia aat @40. ht ther eNruzt4H Il Is enough af a .-f4=a4He .s -usIeze
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EMIGRATION
 TROUBLES

LONDON Thr drastic uuu-immf- ellinn Legislation put mla force ht ate Trm@eaa gov.rpm4H9 Ha- deyet- -rrd crisis Tn,, home government Hnd- itself eoQfr"uJrd With the most serious imperial que~tian il has vet encountered ln the ealaai..s dcIart- mrW "f ibr hou, office, treaties arc heias a.erhauled and carefully scia- tuizrd and legal rNucrts ara engaged fu irving te Ind some e4y aHt Of tbe mauN difficulties the u..0 uamigratiu- lav~ of tHr Trau~vaal has imposed on Gr.at Britain.
 Meanwhile th, Hndoas In the Trans s#aI arc holding indignation meetings rn protest against the seutcuecs tm- posed upon several prominent uatige- of India who refused to furnish finger prints and other means of Identiaea- lion as d condition of remaining u, tha r"lony They claim that these Iav- ar, ouls applicable la criminals aua slaves.
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aHst the traii HHs hot usrls 3aatIsrs fu
 fhs persecution ef tho Seventh bay Adssati~,~ Politicians With aaix wand experiences. aad vb" faH wholly to comprehend tafs trait in Anerirau character. ronld widen their Hcld of
 eaeHt by camrfsirl tE. dafes af tb. 1#He= d,rrr15ta a- t.Ur he calendar
 .f#ss aiH ai nHet notice tHat Joss. faHes never Narlesl con Suadae That
 e fsnomhrrra fho Sabbath d4v t, Eaer it h"Is Inc afmluac- prove Su.h strict oh-ertaare# of the commandment may hH,. done much ta increase m.
 difficulties ef sHrriG THaheri,kc oa eIty county e'Ha count, then asil...
 aa# tha home ar Gnd-fsaftpe p1arro
 stza favored tae ld ,vssve#er.. and
 7+.H werr consistent m always putting Issss nudor q lid and keeping HIH tber, mfi tH. hue aat ers euI.t. .rae F,.
 =H never WHaai=f5ed mi. ferHfv t#f
 2 hsa a. sn#aH at the Eass In th
 dafame of -usR .f.riaets# a- must ia#lHa, the alta=af Cincinnati. ahie.
 H.f iaae asa zHaf ! detachment ar.,.. eai'eH AgHe ef Hta the Krafurty
 #a#Hitiu- fU z4F- tfr mon of hinud ouf warming to send line subtie=t Hiht, interpreters along to cope with a,po-
 tfinsers deeply raad iu Scripture. and HHa justify assassination as the fr-cn- us of Holy Wri. may or mav mol hl, hsan needed \. atA raie=fa exredi-
 t-nu zepus In haNa .u.led tuat sap-ls l##4 e, can r-#dH, understand why statn tHe -ers4te air of Che mnauta .. tops UHrrr the mooushiuar fueEs h.- Itfefr every Saturday night and VII tat reopen Il untu Nondat merniu... fHe m"untHueers have Iaoked down upon Cincinnati that Paris of Amer ei" arising oat Of whicH Che smoke of thc incense or the altJrs of Ea-rhus and Venus haer hecu as zteuch m i their u"~triIs They must have wavcI the army back ta "ovcr the Rhine uu r 4d#eHi~aed them te ~et tbrIr own house in order And it goes without saving. among all who lsuw The mem- ainecr that his fayor,tc t.Nt tnueh-
 Ing tar justification of the rreeuscr of hlead after hearing this sacred rroni af the necessity af cities of refuge that
 fae= missionaries got them back ta cHeinHati st Louis Globe -Bcmocrat
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Granite Mining Candle. are tn. bes.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

T" Peter ZowraS. James Mantios. A. Eugl.rt. Grant Vaughan. Ole Vike. j. Johnson h. Levy. their heirs and assigns:
 You are hereby notified that the un- d"rsigned has expended more than the sum of one hundred osl0D dollars on th" following placer mining claim for tn" year i967. t"-wit The old Chan mel group. on the east side of Bowhead creek tributary of Cripple river. sii- mated in the Cape Nome Mining Dis trict District of Alaska. and record. | in Vol l44. page 2G4. Bonanza Record- ing District District Of Alaska I.o- eated March 20 1905.
 And you are further notified that if you do not within ninety C9O) days from the date of final publication here of. cause to he paid to the undersigned ynur proportionate shares of such ex- penditures as eo-owner your interests in said claim will become the property of the undersinged un Ter section e3e4 Revised Statutes nf the United States.
 A. G. SWANSON.
 CO-Owner. Date of first pub March 3i. 1908 Date of last pub. June 70. 1908.
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
 CREED AND MORALITY

Ia'- su"te tf5#5 s#' 'fH..5.tIi5a HtrIias ata-t Is Eazt s#t we-t .- Vr-t aat 4es-f fine tetH zuu H=ss iii er.ta
 md -la a@ frm5s ate -r,.. 5eaze,at tHe Etzt ut
 ata9r- ngil-e- Har b-=#- j --r Iama- ast~ F mfa ar ...aa aad ,a his Hau-sHafa Ha# a..sH fH Haaa- If sHva rakHN faHH aa fU5H.. ao tHw t hts ta-f as.. u Nee t~. H faff"twfus E#8ar ,a fHH vlrt,5. eamp.u, a- sa..s af .t----- t....s Hfevidaa ea ha.lt a1z : n .l...t =stsfaI y,af a# an, Sas Yefs fs,- tender naldHs 4f.a .uhte tad zrr,am- fHs thlr ~he Haf found HHffau aft,r ssars of sin aaled s aa.itla. fe- t,ara -f f-v ud x =r-=a=sar- ..e
 rnuIt THa =. .If= -s Jaw,s t.t- am .st-aFT#r-.. .a.If.. s.a.-. Na believe. aam.h a=Hbaf dpfma lfi fb. uaas t4r. sHaH hr Christian 1Hs l# il ul= a#aaH H.t
 see h. led Haa a.e..aea Mla tim ts
 whom she fd F4-HrI# h=r aitn ar# Aha- na- tu.= ts=zet.4I -elzzEalaH The aeaa nf HsF astmd r8a.9=a in Ha-. and -h, dta hmm -.a.d Hud mat r,9 al thc seat ef b-ir rrrtra Uf. THpreb t-r maHeu.r emId uat tuH him from ssil sr euai amEz da raI- f"" hcr iu t son vHo at# redeemed had name feaM r-pr,ta EV=a a- ls I conception If tae utnra and os- seHee of -iH- HuaH t.Haaf- 8feu tb- point of sI.e I'm. tsm.s botber- aerr often Afbafed u Missouri hom,
 whrf" funiir uar-hfr muruing and evening camaa a- regularly a- faerisme and settiu@ af tHe -uu When be Who k to write fH,. ere.t >usrfaau novel comes to his appointed aor,s. this strange tHe7d m the Narp and woaf "f our composite af. must be rouov.l far .u"usH at least ta show why 1T persists In lWI aud a tim. where and ah.a Inc development sf a uess social "rdet has h,,u u.re rapid than ever hef"f. -.fu KHug men "iu n iu~t cause" cam 'tr .ba wrath of many rma. AWsf..,u communities as quickly er teerls a- wiu t.e lifting or a lid "u Slaldtt- or aut= lrsiu-ssrrssinu of the Sunday la0. .Some ar The Mis- sourians who sheltered J.e-. James
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WOMEN
 ITNESSES

gHItNsH. -E-mvubaf gentlemen rt tin. hrr 7u uJrH urgu~ nothing tu
 y.mu and 1~ IIara,, has so tuhfuHy rNrrr~~vdtt .vhrrl J vom.r : H~ aal L. Hersurr HsH-eHa .5j h I s.#", sssf het resgrI
 N.h tHe-a N-af4 4ea ii few rr.s, H. l.# Caaa,g t.H.e- Hamilton lev. aaH u. breath 4efs from .au
 .- af re Nurr.ugstsuI uui,,r-
 ..s seaaaa. Inst ulgH.
 N Vama# aTaas- sa#r- t, testify
 auH.-- f-f -aa -s- 44=tra~aa-
 -aid EHu -Hg sau.- thruual
 -.u~r ef #H--giuu af dme te tas~e .#.w -Hg .zHs.ur -E.= aH.s Co -li. s#fy what zHe regards az T perfectly za2Hmara fasfa4 of recruitment
 -fr u ts Tho ar-t 1f those shc viii com. thrHsH un. and Vlsgf ra t.-ll- v and she MI s,, things as Her friend sIea- Hea Sincerely and earnestly -1. 0i1 testify tmt things am as ~uc f#.ul,~ tHsg ought to be. aag sou may sft~--eNamIu uuI yau hay, cN- Hu~t,d te t.eahuhr, aud yeu win shat th,H aaet ta Hs. woman Iaz aaat tsgy asHt to hg A0amau has #- idea ef thu Stustty af ae attr and
 woman NIn repeat at oath anything ##eH she etH -ay when ua. uu oath
 -Ir ~h,. lamE@ as yaur= =1.IIua~-. ius Fe,i'd hE tseIiug ,f recruitment be careful mol la lst b.r triI ehs shc. came. Gyt Your main ppur uuI uf her as ,X- rediu"ussE az Ua-~ibl, and Ief Hrr ge. ta mon branch an into collateral mat- aaf-. nr she aEa tal,, iha He=t eprurte- Hfe to vHaIes.e herself far arr,arne hy telling EHa 4fulr- she Haz against fhs defendant
 ""u lHe athrr hand f you are rr7---eNamiu#as her 'e careful not re fat hsr -fafe the grievance sar has brought h- n 1~ 4fHe-= snuiuzt taur client anIa~~ ya# ara. sure af what tt ts
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03

Perhaps Mr Cleveland can also tsti- ~'ur helpful suggestions a~ ta hal a, -san do HjtH out Hle.. rl..-id,af- Atlanta Constitution.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03

According In tae r4fs boomers. ttta -''rrs1aH i@ going ta s,# mn-t of f- delegates eutzide or aaia ausAat- Philadelphia Press.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03
NUGGETS OF THOUGHT.

THr usuaf number of gentlemen uiH keep their eaad resolutions m lleaHaa NuHeeudl Standard.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03

l- staaaaHi uU e. @ Car-teH- Bras. < u8-h,ey cod
 St-Hass Plan. fE 1-h J ~-Suuu Co ta NasHa ftrEns < s9fr Deposit r1 l rusTaaTes. .4 l~J AFr Ia~t taH rrurr Hatrf
 T5rs Department QHHff~r- #l Discovery ~Hiaau. 'E Opposite Hunter %#HsH. 70 Pacific cold SraraEe Uu. SautsrH 'f THF5 Al. East and East E @f.
 &eHr Judge Reeds Residence Engine House Phone Main s1-
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What NC nerd." says President Roosevelt. .is mol the desif- 10 perform lfe heroic duties under altogether ex- c'r'iaual circumstances. but thc -tcad- fast determination tn perform The rath- er commonplace duties of every da,. da> b, day. 1s they arise
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Knox claims for recognition hy Inc republicans ar" ~ummrd up as follow Whenever l see Knox l smell Staud- ard pit hear the hum of ta, P~nnsyl- Nuuia railway and sc.. ihc hrilIian. reflection of tho -trel trust furuares. That's all Omaha Eee
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Fear in all its varied expression. that arch enemy ef humanity. has become. S" inlreuched in maHs lives that they can not get rid of fl long enough ta have rrai good time. The skeletons ar" always in sight The shadows aI- ways project themselves across their landscape.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03

latest detelupm,r, sreal- ta suggest that Che day tor tHr sr-atar supply et bot. draws rrar.r
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03

The acting head af the Chinese Ir- eation i= named Tszchi hut w,tIi h.t Em Taft got around il by calling him .eld man g-oHio state Jeurral.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-03

Hy its unwi~r deIaz the Standard oi c"mpanE has in~t H- opportunity ta ul} lhal A-sooouoe in clearing house rurrenat- New orleans Time~- bema- rrJt
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-30
Tragedy Near Cleveland.

tLEN ELAND. o., March 3O-I-ying
SIDE by side in the roadside with bull
lets through their hearts. the bodies of
Carl Bernthaler, a music teacher. and
Lena Ziechman, his pupil, were found
Ine position of the bodies indicated
that Bernthaler shot the girl and then
killed himself
1t was discovered later that Bern
thaler had been married and had been
secretly meeting the girl for six months
When Mrs. Bernthaler was asked to
look at the remains of her husband
she collapsed.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-30
MYSTERY SHROUDS
BANKERS DEATH
JOSEPH CANNON FOUND IN DYING
CONDITION IN SAN FRANCIS
CO HOTEL.

SAN FRANCISCO. March go
Whether the death of Joseph Cannon,
cashier of the Northwestern Nation
al bank of Philadelphia was the re-
suit of morphine or other unnatural
causes is a problem the coroner and
deputies are trying to solve today.
CannCn died yesterday at the Stew
art hotel. He arrived in the morning
and was found in a dying condition late
in the afternoon
a doctor was called but the man died
in about an hour after. The physician
reported that he believed that death
was due to morphine poisoning. A
chest of drugs was found in his ROOM
Cannon came to California a month
ago, first staying in Los Angeles An
autopsy will show the real cause of
Death.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-30
TO PERFECT PLANS FOR
ESTABLISHING ROCK CAMP.

OLYMPIA, March 30-At meeting
of the state board of control. j. Nj.
Snow, state highway commissioner.
and Samuel A. Lancaster, formerly
government good roads expert, now Il
member of the state university faculty.
neld Wednesday it was decided to meet
in Seattle, Saturday morning at 10
o'clock at the Hotel Butler to perfect
plans for the establishment of a con-
vict rock and stone camp at the
ouarries on the military reserve at De-
ception pass. City Engineer r. H.
Thomson will meet with the board at
Seattle.
Under the present plans the city of
Seattle will install the necessary plant,
with the understanding that the state
can take it over at any ime it sees
fit
The property necessary for the in
stallation of the plant will cost between
$25 5000 and $4,000. This will be used
to crush rock for the use of the cities
and counties in Western Washington.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-30
HONOREO SOLDIER
DIES At HOSPITAL
LEONARD DORSHEIM ER sue
CUMBS TO LONG ILLNESS
SPANISH-WAR VETERAN

Leonard Dorsheimer, better known in
this city as Leonard Dorsh, died last
night at ST Marys hospital after
protracted illness. Deceased was we'll
known here, having been member of
the Fourth cavalry, troop A. in the
Spanish war. Since his discharge from
the army he has lived in this city.
For the past few months he has been
in poor health and in few days would
have been sent to the Soldiers Home
by the Spanish American war veter-
ans of this city. His illness became so
bad, however that he was yesterday
taken to the hospital but he was be-
yond medical aid and passed away
early this morning.
Deceased leaves a wife and three
children. Funeral services will be held
from the family residence, 713 North
Fourth street. tomorrow afternoon at
, o'clock. Interment will be made in
the cemetery of Fort Walla Walla
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-30
Commission Plan Election.

DES MONIES, IA. March 30.-Des
Moines is holding it's first election to-
day under the commission system of
government. Under this plan. there will
be a mayor and four commissioners, to
ten candidates who secured the largest
number of votes at the primary on
March 16. Eugene w. Waterburk and
A. j. Mathis are the mayoralty cam
didates The campaign has been tn ;
most exciting in the history of the city
and there is every prospect that full
vote will be cast.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-30
MURDER IS
A MYSTERY
No Clue to Slayer Of Express
Messenger Bai|y
$1,000 REWARD IS OFFERED
POLICE WORK ON THEORY THAT
FRIEND OF DEAD MAN CON-
MiTTED DEED.

KANSAS CITY. March 3O.-Oficers
today visited the home of .. \. Bailey,
the We!ls-Fargo messenger VINO was
murdered in his car on Santa F'e train
yesterday between Newton and Flor
.ence, Kansas.
They sought list of the murdered
mans acquaintances in order to find I
trace of any out of employment who
might have entered the car under the
guise of . friend and then did the fa-
tai work
The officers are convinced the mes
senger was killed by Il blow from u
hatchet and believe that the robbery
of the express safe was the work of an
old railroad man who was familiar with
the work. keys and markings on pack
ages.
and jewelry packages. Officers believed
BAILEY admitted a friend into the car
and that the latter struck him on the
head with hatchet when his back was
turned. effected the robbery and left the
train at Newton.
A reward of $1,000 has been offered
for the capture of the murderer
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-30
ANNA DETERMINED
TO MARRY DESAGAN
BRAVES OBJECTIONS OF BROTHER
GEORGE-AND THE ENTIRE
FAMILY.

NEW YORK, March 30.-Anna Gould
will, it is positively stated, marry
Prince De Sagen within month, de-
flying her brother George, who has ad-
vised against such step.
1t is said that she will give George
three days to sanction the marriage and
if he then refuses the ceremony will
be performed abroad. Last night De
Sagen and Nine. Gould dined at the
Gotham hotel. The prince appeared
wholly unaffected by the dispatches
that Marquis Castellane, father of
Count BOni. had stated De Sagan is
already $6,OOO000 in debt and tnat
no honest door in Europe is open to
welcome him.
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Continued on Page Three.)
BOY DRAGGED TO DEATH.
Gets Foct Caught In Harness With Fa-
EaI Results.

ASOTIN. March 30.-News has
reached the city that the 13year- old
son of Wall Miller, we'll known res
ident of the Grande ROnde section Of
Oregon. was killed last "Wednesday, as
the result of being dragged by horse.
The boy with his father had been work
ing in a field in the afternoon an l
one of the work horses when
the day 6 work had been finished. 1t ap-
pears that when he was alighting from
the animal his feet became entangled
in the harness. The horse then ran
away. ana the unfortunate lad was
dragged a considerable distance over a
rocky section of ground. The injuries
received were of such a character as
resulted in his death Wednesday night
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-30
VARSITY TEAM
GETS DOWN TO WORK
WHiTMAN'S BASEBALL SQUAD
ENDS CLASS GAMES BY WIN
MING CHAMPIONSHIP.

Baseball championship of Whitman
college and PearSons academy went 70
the sophomore class of the college Sat
urday, wnen they defeated the all acad-
enny team by the score of Is to 6.
The cads led for the first few innings
and it was not until the sixth that the
college lads began to get in their
work. In the last three innings, how
ever, they batted the academy pitcher
or several hits, which with the ragged
support of the academy infielj, gave
the game to the sophs by a large score.
The sophomore battery was Borleske
and Brubaker, that of the academy
cam Taylor, Wilson and Martin.
With these interclass games ended,
the varsity men will get down to hard
practice and Coach Frost will begin to
get line on his material. From all in
dications there will be a good team this
year and they will have an excellent
schedule. many games of which will be
played on the home grounds.