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The Havre herald., 1908-03-13
HAPPENINGS OF THE CITY

Frank and Joe, the 1nachinists.
Byron Schwartz went to Clifford ON
Monday night.
Lumber from the tree to your job.
No one can beat it SEE GusseA ov n
H. F. Wamvig was in Great Falls
Sunday and Monday.
Nice furnished front room for rent
Enquire at the Hel aid office
The water tank at Fort Assinniboine
burned down Sunday night
KATE-Meet me at the Eijou lobby
at 7:so tonight JACK
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Brooks are the
proud parents of an eight-pound boy.
= and Joe, brazers of cast iron.
Chas. Ross. the W III known Chinook
business man was In the city over Tues
day.
ktndling wood, ready for the stove,
telephone No. 8. A. B. CLARKE.
Tom Burns was up from his ranches
east of the city on Tuesday Of this
week. -=
Rijou theatre program changed on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
Adults, 15cts, Children 10 cts
An eight pound girl came to make
happy the home of Ar. and Mrs. Chas.
Skinner who live across the track.
Frank and Joe the repair men
Assistant Superint ndent GerrIsh and
family departed last night for their fu-
tuse home In croo ston, Minnesota.
East Lynne fai ed to show UP last
evening aa advertised. Doubte' esa some
irate hotel keeper haa landed on tho ag-
Ersgasson Hith pork chop Attachment
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pally, or one regiment Of cavalry, one
OF infantry and one of artillery
This suggestion, according 70 the dis
patches, is said to have made T ft nj
Bell fairly gasp like dying m II ~rds
but it is only a similar view of Gen. Nc
Cackey's. the dep lr,ment comman
"If adabtability, largness of re erv t.
ton and economy are objects nsi e ed
sinniboine deserves first choice said
After going over the M tier tEor-
oughly the entire delegation came to an
agreement favorable to Ass nniboine and
orders are now expected any y fir re-
garrisoning the post Gen Be W IL We
that at least a regiment Of infan ~ will
be stationed here
The feeling Of hope and joy tn t pre-
vades Havre since the announ cement
can hardly be imagined by outsiders.
We have been chewing the fag end Of
that hope deferred, which m keith the
heart sick, for the last ten months
which, added to the reduction of IS
crews on the three divisions Of the
Great Northern centering here md the
reduction Of the forces in the shops
has given Havre lull with the har n
It, The re-opening of the post me ms
increased business for every m erch int
saloon, restaurant and bus ness firm in
Havre. not only from the ayroll Of the
soldiers and officers, but from "a large
amount Of extra employed there. It
means d market for the h,y and grain
of the Milk River valley which has not
moved as rapidly and at as good prices
this year owing to the mild winter and
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The Masonic lodge has organized a
male quartette-Ed M. Allen, Carroll
McCulloh, Harry Yaw and DIR. Williams.
Get your building blocks at Gussen-
hoven's. A good stock on hand at
al times.
L. Mcmillan is back from his Grelt
Falls trip. This Is leap year and Mac
had to either get out Of Great Falls or
take to the storm cellars.
Do 1t Now. Send for proposition or
"Talk with Carruth about New
York Life contract
appointment to be a member of the
National Legislative committee OF the
American Medical association for Chou
teau county
DENTISTRY.
Porcelain enamel Filings, Gold film 8
by the impression and inlay system.
DR.. j. A. WRIGHT, Den list
Otto Qehre, Of Fortine, Mont ma, Is
In HaVre and reports things in good
shape up in the mountains He has ID
IS men working under him in the luna-
Der camp of the Gussenhoven saw mill.
Don't forget the Bijou matinee for the
children at Bis p. m. Saturday.
When in need of clean shave, up
to-date hair cut, electric mass &c 7 or
plain and shower baths so to P4lase
Barber Shop. Green Bros, old stand.
Al Mcmillan returned Monday morn ng
from Great Falls where he placed An
Avery the injured fireman, in the Co
lunihus hospital under the care OF DR..
Irwin. DR.. Irwin thinks, that Andy wiit
come out nil right, though 1t will take
several weeka
Boone'a Cola Cure will knock your
oelS.
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Ing they are now in possession Of. -
The boys start off with bright pros
poets. In a city of Havre.s size there
Is not large amount of profit for two
theatres, but by comb ming and dol 1g
away with competition, it not only
makes 1t better for the one but also
enables them to give the public much
better service for the same admission
price.
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ested in the city's prosperity ought now
as an expression Of gratitude come in
to membership of the association en- a
,ead gul.op, and aid by their preseace
their suggestions and Their du S IF four
bits 81 month, the wheel horses of the
~ on this matter, accomplishing u VIC
tory that means more slollars in Z, the
pockets Of every resident of HaVre.
On with the dance. Keep up the good
sinnbolne viii probAb > ne4 ~ be t.i1d
again. The roar that Hlvre has let
out would shame Niagara but it has
served the useful purpose of calling the
attention OF President Roos We t, the
secretary OF war and other high officials
to the facts and exposed a good dei OF
scattered by the interests having III view
its abandonment.
The time is ripe to commence hitting
hard for a brigade post cons sting or
0ne regiment OF artillery, one or infant
~ and one of cavalry.
Gen. McCaskey the commander of the
military department Of which this post
is included has recommended a brig ade
post and tho recommendation, which
Is of recent date, is on file at the war
department.
Join the Havre Industrial ASSOCIATION
and hit hard, hit often and keep hitting
right in the same spot. That Is tie on
" way to raise a blister. If there il
any post in the Northwest to be convert
ca into L brigade post Fort Assinnib me
has better qualifications natur and c.
CURED than any other location All is
needed is to let the facts be knaw
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Elsewhere. in this paper is a cali for
the annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Havre-Box Elder Telephone Co
There seems to be a quest ON of the
route Of the line out OF Havre and also
about the granting Of the right OF way
for said line. This line should be of In
teress to: all business men OF ffavra
and the ranchers alsng Bull Hook and
Box Elder creeks. Tell your ne. .ghbor
OF this meeting and bring him with you
30 that the line can be built la the
spring.
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MONEY FOR the COUNTY SCHOOLS

Our coanty superintendent of schools
Miss Agnes Atkinson has made the fol-
for the different school districts of the
county:
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the schcof buildings and recommend .ng
that rear doors for the lower rooms
and rear doors and stairway for the seq
ond stories be built
The report was approved by the board.
Two bids Wee received for sad w5rk
anu the d of E. Wynglrd of s75l WAS
accepted h beng The lowest biIder.
The teachers were granted a vac ,tion
Oh GOOD f iday and Eaa er Monday.
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The following item clipped from the
massoultan of recent date will be of in
terest to Havre people
Effie NJ. Hopkins has commenced
an acton IN the district court for a
divorce from her husband. Frlnk G.
Hopkins. Attorney T. N M rows
has been retained as counsel for tha
plaintiff.
It .s alleged in the complaint that
the parties We're married In Great Frs
on APRIL II, 1904. but that at different
times since then defendant has severe y
beat plaintiff and. injured her. Where
fore she asks for q divorce and for al
iEnonyssin the amount OF 800 peS month
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HRS. J.. Thompson. of Butte il vssie-
ias With ee- mother. Ars- Anaa Wesr.
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East Lynne fai ed to show Up last
evening aa advertised Doubte, esa some
srate hotel keeper has landed on tho az
EreBatsor Hith q pork chop Attachment
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Assistant superint ndent Gerrlsn and
family departed last night for their fu-
ture home In croo ston, Minnesota
The sun., 1908-07-14
G. H. OSTR4NDER A Suicide.
Prominent Wcstchester County Lawyer
Gntl Formerly BOurke Cockrau's Partner.

Prominent Wcstchester County Lawyer
Gnu Formerly BOurke Cockrau's Partner.
MOUNT VERNON, July 13.-Charles H.
Ostrander, for twenty-five years counsel
for the Westchester Fire Insurance Com
pany and former law partner of W. Bourke
Cochran, committed suicide early this
morning by inhalng gas at his home at
Fulton and Sidney avenues, Chester hill,
Mount Vernon. Mr.. Ostrander, whip was
one of the leading members Of the Weat-
chester county bar, was executor of many
large New York estates, He was wealthy
and no reason can be assigned for his TAX
ing his life.
When w. Bourke Cochran came to this
country and was teaching school at Tuoka-
hoe, it was Mr. Ostrander who induced him
to study law. Cochran followed Ostrander's g
advice and later became his partner. They
were both young and poor in those days
and Ostrander took delight in relating
how they had to mortgage their office
furniture to get money enough to reach
Carmel, the county seat Of Putnam county
TO defend man charged with murder.
1t was this case that gave both Cochran
and Ostrander their start. Mr.. Ostrander
had prepared the defence, but he always
maintained that 1t was Cockran's elo-
quence that acquitted the prisoner,
MIR. Ostrander was one Of the most prom
inent Masons in Westchester county. His
wife and two daughters survive.
The sun., 1908-07-14
American Bank Note
Company,
Broad and Beaver Sts., New York.
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Atlanta,
Pittsburs, st. Louis, San Francisco.
u. s. SUES NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Seeks to Recover Coal Lands Alleged to
Haze Bcen Taken as Non.Mineral.

Seeks to Recover Coal Lands Alleged to
Haze Been Taken as Non.Mineral.
HELENA. Mon. July 1s.-In the United
States Court here to-day suit was instituted
by the Government against the Northern
Pacific Railway Company. the Rocky Fork
Coala Company and the Northwestern I'M
provement Company to recover title to
valuable coal lands in Carbon county
which. it is alleged. we're procured through
misrepresenta ton.
The lands are declared to bc worth more
than 500 900 and embrace the richest coal
mines in the State. 1t is from these mines
that the railway company secures coal for
the operation of trains for more than 800
miles Of it's lines in Nontann, as well as sup
plying a part of the States domestic con-
sumption.
The complaint sets forth that the lands
are chiefly valuable for their large deposits
Of coal and that they were selected by the
railroad under the provisions Of its land
grant in 1890 in lieu Of areas embraced in
the Mount Rainier National Park and Pacific
forest reserve in Washington. Accompany
ing the instrument OF selection was the
affidavit Of the land commissioner OF the
railroad, w. II. Phipps. in which he stated
that they have been found upon examina-
ton to be non-mineral in character
The selections were approved in 1908.
The Government charges that "the verif =
cations OF the selections were each false,
as the railroad company well knew, and
before the time they were made that they
were not non-mineral in character
These lands were transferred by the
railroad to the other named defendants.
but it is alleged that it owns all the stock
therein.
Interrogatories are propounded as to
statements made by railroad officials before
the Interstate Commerce Commission at
Chicago relative to coal properties, and it
is further asked if it did not furnish money
to divers persons to enter upon certain
contiguous lands which were afterwsrd
transferred to the carrier.
Attorney General Bonaparte. the District
Attorney for Montana. three special dis
trict attorneys and well known local law
firm appear as counsel for the Government
which is taken to indicate that a vigorous
lepal battle In impendinQ
The sun., 1908-07-14
TO FIGHT BROOKLYN CRIME.
Three Branch Detective Bureaus to he
Opened-NatIve Chinatown SIeuths?

Three Branch Detective Bureaus to He
Opened-Native Chinatown SIeuths?
Three new branch detective bureaus are
to be established in Brooklyn within the
next few weeks and a new police precinct
in Queens
The policy OF decentralizing the detec-
tive work Of the Police Department which
Fourth Inspector Arthur Woods put into
practice has proved good one. There has
been a larger proportion Of arrests to grimes
and convictions to arrests than ever be-
fore. Brooklyn. however, has been some
what neglected in the establishment Of the
branches. The Italian section there will
get detective bureau presently, Flatbush
another and Brownsville a third.
p. Another Of the things Deputy Woods is
pondering over is some means Of fighting
crime among the Chinese. The use of a
$25, 900 secret service fund would have
given him power to hire detectives CON-
petent to work in Chinatown. Crime has
been increasing among the Chinese of late
and Deputy Woods Is wondering whether
he could manage native Chinese deteo-
tives. but has taken no stops toward hiring
any as yet.
The sun., 1908-07-14
Teddy Robinson made a goal during the

Teddy Robinson made goal during the
sixth perod
"Ooooooweeeeeee!" yelled the President,
and his glasses fell of in his excitement.
well done. Teddy! Well donel"
Teddy lost stirrup in the sixth period
when, Rossngartens pony and .Teddys
mixed it up on the gallop. As Teddy rode
on (and Teddy incidentally made three
goals and isn't afraid of things) minus one
stirrup his mother grew, frightened and
the veranda where she couldn't see him.
Instantly Mr.. Roosevelt jumped up and
went back with her to pat her on the back
and tell her that Teddy wasn't going to be
hurt, The period ended with Teddy unin-
Ijured. That was the period when. right in
galloped in after the lily white sphere.
swung at it savagely and missed And
he was 80 close that his pony kicked the
turf almost into the teeth Of Certa.n Party.
After all, it should be remembered thas
there was polo game. 1t wound up
about sunset with score Of M to 10 fiat
in favor of the Squadron team-Teddy's
Mr.. Roosevelt welcomed Teddy at the
end of the game and Teddy presented
all the Squadron A players to Uncle Teddy.
Kermit climbed into the waiting auto
mobile for the ride back to Oyster Bay in
the twilight.
"Aufuly nice to have seen you. Monroe"
snapped the President as Kermit helped
his father on with tho duster The auto
mobile swerved in a circle, with the be-
ribboned kiddies looking after it in awe.
And now that the President has gone.'
said Monroe. his nephew. I'm going to
take smoke And he sighed contentedly
as he pulled out the pipe that he bad got out
only half way more than an hoar before. =
And let's have another {ouus drink"
suggested John Fox, Jr. Ana Jnere wasn't
anything else happened after siiat.
The sun., 1908-07-14
TRUST co. MEN INDICTED.
Alleged to Have Made False Statement OF
Concerns Resources.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1a.--For his con-
nection with the Standard Title and Trust
Company Homer l.. Castle, formerly an
active Prohibition party campaigner and
candidate for Governor two years ago, was
indicted by the Grand Jury to-day.
Technically Castle was accused of cri mi
nal conspiracy with Senator Fl. F. Aspin-
wall of Illinois, G. j. Alassnger. Charles
Hunter and Arthur F. Williams as officers
of the institution, in having published
"a statement of resources, liabilities and
financial copdition of the Standard Title
and Trust Company which they knew TO be
false"
Henry Cohen, the promoter of the scheme,
which had brief existence in magnificent
offices at Ila Chestnut street, s. X. Ford
and T.. ". Ralston, his associates, nlso were
indicted for alleged conspiracy with Castle
and the others.
In the statement OF the institutions
financial condition, which is the basis of the
indictment. it ~as set forth that the bank
had 81 ,OO0,O0 surplus.
The sun., 1908-07-14
FOR STEALING A PETITION.
kearny, y. -, Politician Arrested for TAX
Ing Paper Addressed to the President.

KEARNY, " D., July l3.-Charged with the
larceny Of petition addressed to President
Roosevelt and asking for the removal Of
Postmaster James Freeman Of the Arlington
section Of this town, Edward L. Mulligan,
prominent political worker OF that section.
has been arrested and placed under bonds
to await the action of the Grand Jury,
1t Is alleged that Mulligan sent his four
teen-year-old son to the home Of Charles
C'Connor Irwin in Arlington July 8 to get
the petition by representing himself to be
messenger from MIR. Irwin. The latter's
wife gave up the paper, which was signed
by about seventy residents Of Arlington.
The charge, which has been made by
irwin, is denied by Mulligan, but 1t Is said
that the police have obtained statement
from the latters son discriminating him.
Freeman Is the leader Of the regular
wing Of the Republican party in the town,
and as Mulligan has been affiliated with
the New Idea" party TIE people can't
figure out why he should want the petition.
The appeal against Freeman recttes facts
from court records, Ii ID said, detrimental
tothachRra acaHne6t 6thApd6axnaaterS -.
The sun., 1908-07-14
ExCLUsION PLANK COMMENr,
JaDanese Papers Think II nsincere-"Japan
NAH" ON Hobson's speeeh.
Special Cabis Dsspatch to Tnn SUN.

Mail" on Hobson's spee@h.
Special Cabie Dsspatch TO THE SUN.
TOKYO. July lathe Japanese press
comments g,iardedly upon the exclusion
plank in the platform of the Democratic
party at the Denver convention. The
plank 10 generally construed as directed
against the Japanese. although the word
ing, al received here. is somewhat general.
referring to aAsiatic labor"
That there Ia not a more general mani
festatiop OF violent displeasure at the in
PRODUCTION Of the plank may be attributed
to the general belief here that the Demo-
cratic party in the United States is not
particularly sincere in this pronounoement
and that the clause was thrust into the plat
form mainly for the purpose OF satisfying
the clamorines OF tho labor party.
The Nippon ghimban in an editorial says
that it regrets that Bryan's repeated defeats
have turned him into mere ranting agita-
tor. The Toxic Asahi, whose position is
typical OF that OF the leading journals. says:
I'VE refrain from commenting at length
upon the exclusion plank adopted by the
American Democratic party owing to the
fact that what we might say would probably
result in tanning the popular i'll feeling
ever. to emphasize this one fact
that the attitude of the clause
amounts to denial OF Japan's sim
oerty in the various statements and
protestations which she has made to the
American Government relative to the emil
grafton Of her subjects to the American
States -
The Yokohama japan Mail, the most
influential English journal in the islands.
naturally makes pro-British capital out OF
the plank. 1t devotes full column on It's
front page to an inhammatory article.
quoting a portion Of Representative Hob
sons speech. and drawing direct oonneo-
tiop between the two matters. The japan
Herald comments briefly. saying that the
wording and tenor Of the plank have an
ugly sound
The sun., 1908-07-14
PUPPETS OF ELDER STATESMEN.
Japanese Newspapers Riiicule Cabinet
Change ns O Mere Yuw acho.

Shuu0C NO - 'sCtu hu" &oAAo'
Special Gable Despatch TO THE Sun.
TOXIC, July lS.-Marquis Taro Katsura,
the new Premier appointed to frame the
new Cabinet following the resignation OF
the entire seionji Ministry, paid visit to
the Mikado to-day and submitted to him
the list OF Ministers which he had drawn
up. The personnel Of the new Cabinet will
be announced to the public after the ex-
piration OF the conventional two days.
The change in Cabinets is greeted with
considerable merriment by the Japanese
press. They call the change mere artifice
and apply to It wrestling term. "yuwaoho.
used OF contests where the result is pre-
arranged.
Saionj succeeded Katsura when the
latter was forced out by popular discomfort
over the Portsmouth treaty. AS soon as
quiet is restored, the Japanese press says.
Saionji gracefully retires and back comes
the smiling Marquis Katsura. Thus the
"Genro," the uniquely Japanese body OF
Elder Statesmen" manipulates Ministries
and makes Of the whole system Of consti-
tutional government mere puppetry to
serve Its own ends.
The sun., 1908-07-14
100000 GOLD TO THE TON.
Reported From Hachita Camp. Recently
Opened In New Mexico.

Ell P.so. Tex. July lS.-T. c. Harris, who
has seven claimsin the newly discovered
Hachita gold fields. came TO town to-day
with news of two OF the richest strikes
sver made in New Mexico in that camp
on Saturday
In the claims of Clark and Bennett, I'D
on the mountainside, he said gold ore
was struck that will run 500, 900 to the ton.
The camp was first discovered through
its rich placer gold. and prospectovs began
posit in the sands and began prospecting
the mountainside.
The sun., 1908-07-14
AUTOS TURN TURTLE.
Chauffeur and Councillor Killed and New
York Woman Badly Hurt In Gernia ny

speefa, Gable Despatch 10 TEE SUN. y '.'
BERLIN. July ls--The sudden application
of the brakes after a tire had burst caused
a touring automobile to turn somersault
near Munich to-day. The driver wen
instantly killed. Mrs. Mary Lord Of New
York received serious internal injuries and
her ten -yser-od son was slightly injured
Count wachtmeister. Swedish Minister to
Egypt, who was also an occupant OF the
car sustained conoussion OF the brain,
In similar accident at Beeltz. Prussia
Government Councillor Serlo WAS killed.
and DR.. Roeussr. who has taken promi'
nent nart in the campaign against reckless
automobile driving, had his skull frao-
tured
The sun., 1908-07-14
KILLS HERSELF IN THE PARK
After Sending a Registered Letter to Her
Aunt.

The body of young woman was found
yesterday afternoon in the Central Park
Ramble near Seventy-sixth street, where
she had killed herself with cyanide Of
potassium. Beside her were tin box
holding the poison, a Japanese pock-
etbook. containing a pair of gloves;
six cents and a receipt dated yesterday.
for registered letter addressed to Mrs. NJ.
Curren of 1O7 East Eighty-fifth street.
NJ Curren said that the young woman
was his niece, Catherine Garraty, and
that she lived at his home up to two days
ago, when she left. saying she would visit
some friends.
The sun., 1908-07-14
HARD FATE FOR REBELS.
~ Condemned 20 Death and 100 to th
Salt Mines, 8ays Galveston Report.

~ Condemned 20 Death and 100 to th'
Salt Mines, says Galveston Report.
GALVESTON. July ls.-A report from San
Diego. Mexico. says that 100 Mexican SYM
PATH ssrs with the revolutionary party
arrested within the last two weeks in the
Casas Grandes country have been SEN
fenced to ten and fifteen years servituds
in the salt mines. This penalty is equiva-
lent to life ternn for rarely does prisoner
survive his sentence In the mines. and II 80
he is a physical wreck.
From Casas Grandes comes the report
that forty-ssven Of the revolutionists Gap
tured have been convicted OF conspiracy
against tho Government and ordered shot
The trials were OK parte hearings at which
the accused were not allowed to employ
counsel and were railroaded to death.