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Cañon City record., 1908-09-03

Julia Granger of 52s Pike avenue.
was quite sick Tuesday.
Nina Skinner of Woodlawn avenue,
was quite sick last Tuesday.
Margaret Granger is getting ready
to 60 to college at Colorado Springs.
Leota Lowry who was visiting Hat
tie shaniel Of Whipple avenue. left on
Sunday for her home in Victor.
Miss Hattie Shaniel is improving
slowly after severe spell Of sickness.
Mabel Jones OF 609 Allison avenue,
celebrated her fourteenth birthday
last Thursday
John Kennedy returned from Grip
pie Creek last Wednesday.
Nettie Maddox OF Mystic avenue, en-
tertained a number fher friends at
>her home last Friday.
Joe Merrick who is visiting with Mr..
Boylan sang two solos at the Catholic
church last Sunday.
Frank Banta. Claude and Bruce
Ward ,cought 100 fish at the overhead
one day last week.
y A party OF thirteen from Four Mile
went over the Skyline last Sunday
evening on horseback.
Miss Elizabeth Weinheimer Is visit
Ing Mrs. Frick in Pueblo, and will re-
turn in time to commence her school,
Ida Barnes is visiting Mrs. Lamme
OF Rockvale.
Last Monday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cheney OF Lin
coin Park. a surprise party was given
on the Goth birthday of Vernon
Cheney. The evening was spent In
music. games and other enjoyable acts
and refreshments were served. :.
Y Orreila House has returned from
Ner camping trip near the DeWeese
RSssrvoir.
HAward and Vera LeMay have re-
turneA home from their visit to Kan
cara Hubbell has returned from
her summer vacation. which she has
spent in travelling around Old Mexico
and many other different places.
Horencs YounEman arrived here
from Dakota and with her parents
win make their home on Lincoln
Park. ....., .-. .a....
Mjss Myrtle BiGgs from Victor !.
Visiting her sister Mrs. Brewer OF
Lincoln Park
Marie Townsend has returned from
Ar visit to Leadville.
Bruce and Claude Ward have been
kesping house and looking after .ae
place while their folks are on a vaca-
ton up near Guffey.
Donald Augustine went up on Coop
Or mountain with his father last Sat
urday after a load OF wood.
Misses Burma Ward and verna Haa-
tinRs visited Laverne Augustine last
Wednesday.
ALFRED Wiley while running on the
sidewalk had the misfortune 10 fall
and cut = cash In his head which re-
Quired two stitches.
Kerfe Corwin has been helping his
father get in the second cutting OF al
faha this week.
Frank Ban,a is glad that his fathers
second cutting OF alfalfa Is In for he
intends to go to Beaver next week
with his brother Lester.
Willie Lundquist has been helping
his father In the hay field the past
Cañon City record., 1908-09-03
AMONG THE YOUNG FOLKS

l.pnie Thurber of Eou.t county is
here visiting her grandmother and il
making many friends among the little
folks.
George Price, Willie Williams and
Lincoln Larson are out in the noun
tains camping out near the Locke
ranch and doing their own cooking.
George has a knack for making bak-
ing powder bisucits and If any one
wants his recipe call on his after this
week at his home on south Cotton
wood avenue.
Jack Beatty and Leslie Curtis swan
across the Arkansas river, and back
Tuesday and others have also attempt
ed this daring feat.
Grace Arthur is home from a visit
to Cripple Creek.
Fannie Mcdaniel visited her cousin
at her aunt's Mrs. NJ. Simpson.
Ellen Larson is packing vegetables
for A. P Nelson at his Evergreen gar
dens.
Ruby Beatty, age years, finished
a patch work quilt Wednesday, pieced
by her since vacation started and all
hand work of the nine patch pattern.
Harold Brown entertained his
friends Clyde and Clarence Munes of
Wichita, Kansas the past two weeks.
Frank Bruse has built himself a
wagon of the cart pattern.
Clarence Cooper is able to be out
again after the accidental shooting.
Clarence and George Stiffy were in
East Canon Thursday playing with
Leon Jones on Cottonwood avenue.
Miss Ruth Smith is visiting in Sill
from her visit in the east
Lillian Freidinger is the happy own
er OF the stove given as a prize in
the biscuit baking contest.
Sarah Harding returned home from
her camping trip Thursday. She had
a nne time
Mona Endsley Is going to Florence
Saturday to spend a week with her
sister.
Aileen Oates and her mother re-
turned home from their camping trip
Saturday They had a good time and
a good bit of rain.
Miss Ruth Smith Is visiting nj Sill
yer ClI6.
Fred johnson will leave Monday for
Pueblo where he will make his home
He will be missed by his friends here.
Alex Hamilton OF Kansas, was a
visitor of John Hamilton this week.
The Epworth League business meet
ing will be held at Worley's residence
on Orchard Park next Tuesday.
Silvia Shirley's mother is going
away next week and Silvia will be
housekeeper for a week.
Irene Hamilton is expecting visit
from her cousin soon.
Ralph Landen's uncle was visiting
at his home last week.
The Hooking girls, who have been
whiting Mrs. C. C. Patton. returned
home Tuesday.
Miss Annie Manning is the guest Of
Mrs. J. J. Eeles.
Jessie Apple left this week for Colo
RADIO Springs to visit friends.
Vera Sullivan left Tuesday for Gree
ley to make her home.
Miss Beulah McRay and the rest OF
the party have returned home from
their fishing trip.
Loretta and Reeva kewl6esiee are
staying with their aunt, Mrs. Hayner,
while their mother is visiting in the
east.
Miss Maude Laswell is visiting
Mrs. G. r. Tanner.
Miss Lizzie Walton returned home
from a visit in Missouri, Sunday.
Miss Maude Bloomfield Is going to
stay at Mr.. John Hamilton's and teach
the Orchard Park school this term.
Irene jenkins return home from
Denver Wednesday where she has
been visiting.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-03

Is now to be rented to a Pueblo hunt
ing and fishing club. So far the gates
are not locked. but there is every rea-
son to believe that they soon will be-
Florence Tribune.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-03

Work ut CanfleId Mine Is Resumed.
The waterworks at the Coal Creek
Water and Light company's plant IS
rapidly being put in repair again. The
damage caused by the flood three
weeks ago had just been made whole
when last Saturdays rain again
washed out the loose earth and broke
the mains.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-03
AND GUARDIANS

Your boys are riding our trains
again. Hopping on and off moving
trains, even though slow moving
trains, is a very dangerous practice
and should be stopped. They do it re-
gardless OF any action we may take.
Will you not instruct them to keep off
our trains, as We do not want to hurt
or main any boy.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-03

Writs n absas = 20 veal1 wftos
. ts1ogSaA o. . 0GnofaA1u0-sA1a
R1oord WaAt ad Of yols0
Cañon City record., 1908-09-03
Work .t Ca.aeId Mine is Resume

Agent D. 4 r. G. Ry. Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29
MuREDReRs BOAST or THEIR ATROCITIES WHILE ON
 TRIAL.

PARIS. Aug A court If justice has seldom listened To more cold blooded recital than that of the per r,tratarz af the atroeioue trifIl mur- der at Ntpiatnz ,ras 4, calds1 in Jan. uary. 1goG.
 Abel roli-t. his hro,her Aagaate ra- Iiet and Cuunt Vromat iBa Hlrar lead np m,mhef ul lur uutaliauz eanE uf Haz,brauck twenty -s-l,u of whom ,fourteeft men and thirteen wom-uD are now undergoing trial al st. omrr charged witt no fewer than LIS crime many accompanied by violence aud murder yesterday fold the judge iu boastful language how they dld tu death an aged couple named Lecoq so and 79 years of age respectively. and their daughter. aged 55. who were living together in the center of the vil- lage of violaines.
 They described how they broke into the house toward midnight Abel. the chief of the gang. armed win a pok .r and Nremaht with a heaeH iron stove lid. Lecoa's daughter gave the alarm. but on getting out of bed she was frIled with the poker by Abel and at the same moment the candle carried by the robbers was accidentally extinguished Mime. Lecoq. reused by the noise. now made a rush for her life toward the window
 A scene of confusion ensued in the darkness. The murderers slipped in the blood If their first victim. but sue ceeded in stopping the unfortunate wo- man before she reached the window. Vromant felling her with a blow from
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sFHr noble m-H8FE4 .T eur sultan has 1uzt trumphrd atrt our enemies the 4HH4sIs and put ihem ts r,ut May cod destroy yea You NtIl he very asIefuI not tl punt The news you re- ee#et
 You say Q asz af asses. tsHf The Emir should unite n bis person four fundamental tmuEs =iustur-- states mn hip couraEe and descent from tfe ts1rrichitr- Which efth--- things do yaa find iu the Abdul Azlz. G- II in the name of justice that he has made sift If two cities in the land of the MaAsmmedausa And as ttuugh this were uat ruourh. is tr not srrkinE t5 tupuzr over u- the aHthout, If Inf deI=e.'
 As the star af Abdul Aziz - again au the ascend. fl is likely that this edi= tar VIII lose his job unless he r4tratuz hiz ideas and their literary expression
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29

They aee4ted that rHa Ff4t F4fn that oas HHartue thr.ri4tm= ta th- throne aI MaIet HlaE mu#f f4t. l new papef .feaH ur Ita aea TsI. m1 mmum nI.r a.r. HU1 ID nt lt rez Inn quantity If mttaH4 aa. m u.f prs#ur.d and El TaaM h.r9o to appear. a most astonishing uyv.- paper. which made ur far ff meu,r -i<" aifh heated and viuuleHt H8aau4e.
 Th. Hte fh1f gditpr has aubl#tsI th, odlpu raras a#o ,Ilrs one ar rh, rival -b-.tz ea1itbe htH ta i f8rr m thr fraH fHe of viurrfaflee laur- uafism lseTaA Ir,. some ezIrlgl= rram recent lftffr u El Ta-"uT Ftrt uf if has been hlae-pruejl.a 4- H-f efrr.- priatr faf publication m auy Hurme,.
 Fcz Mak Ged preserve aar from aIl evil and eNiidu,r- THe raliay f her eusmfe= is taking tte shape of powder aed taH undef tHg Heif4H,n' nf the editor of miserable HeHsIa-
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EDITOR MAKES MUD
 SLlNGING RECORD

Some interesting facts have tu=t heuu printed about the newspaper. af Mo roreo in the Ervue du Monde Mn ut- man These iuuluals originally a4.a their existence ta European initiative Tho foreign rerrezgutatI,,. HI Eaz and Faneirr thought il necessary t8 reach thr better class ar thc people tbfauan newspapers Thes ther. fofe engaged some newspaper men from Syra and two papers printed in Arabic Rrre started in Taneter Fl Slada iu 1qut and Fl Ahah In le0G
 Roth, being under European 8aa- enees. have supported th, sultan tb- dul Aziz during lhe pending Hnnleaz- aulues- in Morae,a Their articles against the attempted u.Hnadau af his brother Mule nadr stirred ta towering rage many of the leading men af Fcz. who had turned Nhdul Nziz out of his capital
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r4f HH4 5ee# net FH+a tH5- man t7 ar vetpar dar rHffahafa. a laat etaaluH#= a ttt.tar ta h.# r-siI. and L.- Iz-Hzsf. t..d and lhe Faithful h.a branded u.H mon 4Hd h, .au I,-
 aa=eH- bu HHe=e#f
 zEHI= .H ..u. Nau fI44taI and uarf ha #saa# aaHt that Nereerms believe n a,set tllf anu 1ys uaxa ylu ee,r in .aHH Hfe sud aasfaIae fh5f Is trure What zaH H.., sfIfrg1 Ha u'tlr cut ar dog ua the ahf.rf If th. KaId if lssz t absolutely faIse Have tau eaaH. gH hog with eh5f respect and um4tIaa ihe Eusaa newspapers .ff#t. af .iH
 =fa #a8 Hrr- tfHhf- uf hrfur fHr and impartial ar af tsGuE In truth | amal tseamt tn yaa fae great things uat taa kaId has accomplished an rhi# Eaf 1as Eur fl would hr paying .ett f-se much haaef 4aH Hftlr carcass af Dig.
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T. appears that before finally killing tBe old man. they forced him To tell where his sayiHgs were concealed. In the place indicated they found $t6oo in notes and gold. several valuable am tique coins and quantity of iewelry
 Abel the riugleadrr gave $500 ta his aecampliees and kep tthe remainder
 Pm, brothers Pollet daring the hear ing af the ease iRdulged in vehement r,erimiuatiouz. each accusing the other of tr-achrry and loudly proclaimlng L. the court that all Were equally guilty.
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NOTICE OF mARsHAL's SALE.

Public notiee ia hereby FFeH. fH8a by virtue ef Vrt. of execution and order of sale dated July 25th. X l.. IabS. issued out of the District Court for the District ef Alaska Second pj- vision, "u Judgment rendered iii -tid court uu the l4th day of February X B. 1908. In favor uf l. J. Ryan and against T. T Lame. | will offer far sale. al public yendue fa tho highest and best bidder for cash. ou the 3etH das a' August <. D tabS, at o'clock in thu afternoon. at the front door If tbe court House. Nome Alaska. ag of the right. title and interest of the defend ant. T. r Lane in and to the fullouiue quartz claims
 King solomon Quartz Claim NJ. 9 King Solomon Quartz Claim NJ 2 Elmer $. Quartz Claim.
 Dewey Quartz claim
 King Solomon Quartz Claim No. 6. King solomon Qualtl Claim NJ E King Solomon Quartz Claim No I Josephine Quartz Claim.
 King solomon Quartz Claim No L July Fraction Quartz Claim.
 Potazuba Fraction Quartz Claim Sour Dodgh quartz Claim.
 Quecna Quartz Claim.
 October Fraction Quartz Claim King Solomon OuartZ Claim
 Dated at Nome. Alaska. July a9. lq0S
 T. C. POWELL
 United States Marshal Seroud
 Division. District If Alaska
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BROTHERS
 IN CRIME

Inc taee lid Eeiirhung the candle. Vremant dealt the rraslrat- old woman #e,eaL man. blows. and thru Went To tae ata5aHIHs laam. Aaef- h, found ,afH r.. PaIirt landing okrr The haiI murdered oelorenarlaH. .eho had faI- len ,n his knees and elbows. strike" cried Augustr che has eat enough but finish Hsa en. and. NralHant added. eI a5te HIm tremendous biov uIth lhss st..e lI
 Ahrt answering tho Iudr-'- uur-- .iaua lar frmn denying u4- auly loo nNler- to maemty as anu -Aarr of thc criuu llr y1uutcd his ruthless hess le the l-ad.sof the gang and de -crihed h"N hr ~purred ou tbr haseIue eaurar.. af his cuufrdetatsz
 Sa.eaHua= we're Che prisoners ayoa : ats that the iudgr ordered them to be silent, saving they Were disgrace to humanity
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chicken heas, h~t uiehl he grabbed his f-suttvr aud r1u t1-fHr rescue open lus Inc daar .o MAS surprised tu see 5 trauee but determined booking aut- mat in the acr nf tHtur af the head of Hfr ut his prize. rao= trrz Nithuut hesitation ert t,at a hot al it and u sad
 It#s. .HsSt l.si3ht ssitH savage ErauI The af#Hd dropped thr chicken and tHupad ar Reed climbing up his lgs aud scratching and biting hm viciousl> hrfurv b- could Ert the revolver Into rlaN Reed struck at il with his
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hands and attempted 10 tear it loose. but without avail Before he fairly realized his danger he was fighting fns his very life. with the animal elawiug and scratching at his face and trying 10 gel at hi- throat Reed cried flor hrir. lis hired maH responded t1 ais calls and dispatched the animal NitH blow aR th, head With a club
 It turned out Co be mouetrous badg- sr Reed was severely bitten and torn about the face and body He had to take to his bed. thoug hhis condition Is not thought ta be serious
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29
DISTRICT COURT DAILY MINUTES.

Friday Aug 2s 1s0s
 In the mtatrr uf lhe estate or WiI- liam Knox and Milo Knox as partners under the firm name of Knox Broth- sf-. and Milo Knox individually S r Jrftrr,- presented tu the court tse af- tidANit of Milo Krox and on motion sNas granted au order for publication of mo- flee ta crrdltoIs that hearing nu appn cation for discharge If bankrupt Wnl be heard Sept. l0. 1908. at lo d nj. and clerk directed to mah copies of petition and order to ali creditors or der fiied.
 Al l0.l5 a. m court adjourned until Saturday. Aug. 2g 1908. al 10 a n
 Blatx Private Stock at the Bank
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VrscoUNT ITO. CHIEF OF NhVAl STAFF. DECLARES WELCOME
 WILL BE SINCERE.

TuKIu Aug l2 N.'aitH. 4HHHe the fact that tHt- Is ta. ,4,lHaH la.- rtud ot thr departmental .Hesz of tin. government. fRe ztaG a. fHe u8ev do Iartm"ut istlfrady preJaTHe tle. pfa. gf4m r1r lbe reception %. tHe AMeuaU battIrship fleet. which due iu Jap aHese watsrs oet L. The gaaeHt4=H Will undoubtedly b. conducted aa q grand scale and lhe sul,f difficulty now appears tu keep the program within the bounds demanded he fhe
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SAN RAEAEI. Nur JaH r Ea,1 eaIIt4Lst- Nell known taHeHar and eHieteH f#Hgier wh" hats a bIs ranch H-lr Reed station. has lnst ms rAaIl,#f i"UI= lu great number atrN Jhrauen The derredatious of a bold thief and when he heard commotiou in the
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NO 3E.


 In the matter of tHe estate ur John II
 Ashford. peeeased
 Natfee is hereby given tu alI creditors If tho late John II. Ashford. deceased and t1 all others whom it may concern. that iH,. undersigned was duly appoint rd hy the above named court in the above entitled matter, on the 14th dav af August. lgoS. as Che administrator af The estate of saiI John II. Ashford. deceased. and has duly qualified a. such administrator in conformity with law. and is now performing inc duties uf his said trusts and that all persons having claims against the estate If said deceased are hereby required ta present them. with the proper voucher within six months from the date sf this notice. to the undersigned admin istrator of said estate. at the office as the United States CammiIsiuurr in Nome in aid Cape Nome Precinct. m der thr penalty that claims not pre- seHted within six months after the first publication of thia notice cannot b paid HntH the claims presented within that period have boon satisfied
 Date of this notice. August eI. fqeS
 CIGAREFS F. ASHFORD
 Administration of the Estate
 of John IL Ashford. de-
 ceased
 S-2f-aS-4-11-F
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NOW IS THE TIME
 To put In

FEARS PEACHES. pLrNS. ETC N" hav" % Easd assortment uf every thius in thv line ef PerishabIs-. just f-- osiysd con S < Senator. and can sup pity you tt reasonable uriev~
 Special for Today.
 Eaflt Crawford Pouches. g. prr r4=a-
 ALASKA FRUIT co. Next Fire Department. Tel. Man 0. Civil engineer 2S years old. six years experience on field and construction work. desires work. Apply Nugget Sranite Mining Candles are the best
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 O,sersdtts tr.ss stg-y.
 EsHHlHgiuF AH#4HsH ff.. referred fa tHe f-pal'- fHs. r.t.h..H Japan HH Earr. aH..I u.t .u- Amer lgaH sailors 1I fTa H#.T .rI.-H.I T. ==##sHs fa Iaata--e eaH.r. Ha8 =4H- 'eapiataa an afaau5zaa trIs. a pm. -sst asau~ the prlpa-.d visit AA- miral tta said thlt tussa reports -h4uld Hat be credited aefa b-sau-- ir i- ex- #r..H..s tsuntHf fHa- tHa Nr#arHl#lu a4eIs,t~ts e48#5 I-e. #kr.y q, at 45se sHletH= Aurkmeu But -y-. if thee Hsf-.ft@ s-rr true H- =atd Jar4H-z= altaa= zhHuld uas =rHttat=a -Ha Amsrtz Ha#= au tr,t account 5= fl - Impossible Ia judge jhe west by th- standards af tHa east
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RICH CHICKEN FANCIER
 ATTACKED BY BADGER

JOHN REED SURPRISES ANIMA. WHEN RAlDlNG HEN BOOST
 AND SUFFERS SEVERELY.
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Plan Sincere Welcome.

Tfan oincefe welcome.
 Admiral NIe.euur S tf.. rHIlr uf tl. na.d rsHsHt =tea who aaH am- at tm battle af fHs Ylm if e5 fHaafs... tadtg aa=
 "Th. coming ef tHe Er8I Aaa.... ll...f ta Iapa# a....ar tGs=#.=a afasa- dug events af -aH history N m4-t extend te t aa most sincere welcome "A sid. from Inc -ugill features uf this visit the coming af tha Haet Wiu
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JAPAN PREPARES TO
 GREET THE FLEET

.ma-t uHa ra- .af u,r,.
 ,. efHat.a that t.s be, a.eaalai tar Au.raaH aaa= ,. Jpju. a5f cost y,rHrHs E#.H .-.. .. tnd mw If -v tI-fur H7- H r ..utyI aHa .ts.. .a.-H4.a .a m.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
 ESTATE.

In th" United states Commissioner. Court for tar Cape Nom, Precinct n lHe Second Division uf the Bfs- trist "f Alaska. sutiur te go prsbat. Court
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sls,r Privat. Stock a. the Bank.
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srarite Mining Candle. ar, ,h. b..
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Osersa,,s tr,te s,5y

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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-27
GELS BLACK HAND WARNING
Senator Calhoun Threatened as Result.
n of Annanncement to Choke OF
ES Emma Goldman. q

Minneapolis, March "a. - Following
his announced intention of resorting to
injunction if possible to prevent the
public appearance Of Emma Goldman,
the noted anarchist lecturer, in Min
neapolis, and fired to rancorous resent
ment by his scathing utterances re-
garding the sect, some one has sent
Senator John F. Calhoun a letter
threatening his life. The letter reads:
Beware! Beware! Take warning!
Any more cheap utterances from YOU
and ZIP you go to -"
The letter was unsigned, but at the
top of the sheets was scrawled the
crude outline of skull and cross
bones. At the bottom of the page a
hand, drawn with black ink, designat-
ed the emblem Of the Black Hand.
The letter was not sent through the
mail, but was delieverd to the clerk Of
the West hotel. where the senator and
his family are living, by messenger
of the A. D. T.
Senator Calhoun has placed the let
ter in the hands of detectives, VINO
are seeking to ferret out the author Of
it, but nothing has bet been learned.
Senator Calhoun feels little fear that
the threat contained in the letter will
be carried out, but on, the contrary, re-
iterated his denunciation of the an
archists and socialists collectively.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-27
DUKE SEEKS KINGS CONSENT
Abruzzi Rushes Back to Italy to Secure
Permission to Marry Miss
Elkins.

Rome, March %. The duke of
Abruzzi is returning to Rome, accord
ing to report in wide circulation
here last night. to obtain the full con-
sent of King Victor Emmanuel to his
marriage with Miss Katherine Elkins.
daughter of Senator Stephen B. Ell
kins of West Virginia. Although con-
firmaticn Of the report is lacking, the
fact that there has been. no official
denial given out in Rome, and tho
statement made in Washington that
the duke would again visit America
in the near future seems to lend con-
siderable weight to it.
Washington, March 21.-After fly.
ing visit Of three days to Washington,
the duke of Abruzzi left at 10 o'clock
yesterday as unceremoniously and as
mysteriously as he came to the city.
1t is said that he will depart from
New York to-day en- route to Italy.
Practically all the information obtain
able at the Italian embassy regarding
the dukes future movements is that
he will return to the United States in
the near future. His leave of alb
sence from command of the warship
Regina Elena has expired and he is
returning home to again assume
charge of the vessel.
Whether an engagement between
the duke and Miss Katherine Elkins,
the daughter Of Senator Stephen B.
Elkins of West Virginia, has resulted
from the royal visitors trip to Ameri-
ca, no one at the embassy is willing
to say.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-27
Personal.

Edwin H. Nevin, prominent in Jour.
nalistic and public affairs in Philadel-
phia for many years, is dead.
Edward l.. Day, the millionaire head
OF a breakfast food manufacturing
company at Cleveland, is dead at Los
Angeles of uraemic poisoning.
Col. w. @. Dallmeyer. president of
the Exchange bank at Jefferson City.
Mo-, who was state treasurer in 1868.
is dead at the age of seventy-nine
years.
Brig. Gen. Royal T. Frank, U. S. A.,
retired, died in Washington in his
seventy-sixth year. He graduated
from the military academy in the
class of '5S and fought throughout the
Civil war.
Rev. T. J. Orr, for fifty years a
preacher of the Methodist Episcopal
church in Illinois, was found dead at
the home of his son-in-law, Rev. J. B.
Pawson, at Sidell, ILL., He was seven
ty-eight years of age.
Gen. Oden Guitar. a veteran Of two
wars and famous as lawyer and pol
itician, died at his home in Columbia,
Mo-, aged eighty-one years. He rem
dered distinguished services in the
Civil and Mexican wars.