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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-14

FOR RENT six-room house on Sec
ond street. Inquire at 522 Second
street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-14
a. o. u. w.

BISMARCK LODGE. NO. lse. MEETS TB,
first and third Fridays at Maennerchor hall
at 8 o'clock. NJ. ]. Mckenzie, M. W.;
Bradley c. Marks. Recorder
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-14

FOR RENTAL the Western house,
newly furnished rooms, corner Fifth
and Front streets. c. NJ. Rossen,
proprietor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-14

WANTED-To rent, good farm; must
be stocked. Address xxvx care of
Tribune.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-14

WANTED ressmaking by the piece
Room % North Dakota Block.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-14
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Furnished room, s14
Fourth street. Mrs. Hendershott.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-14

WANTED-To buy or rent, with the
option Of buying, small tract of
land, close to Bismarck. State full
particulars in first letter. Address
Tribune No. 200.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-14

WANTED sell SO doz. Mems and
Boys Shoes in all grades at 10 per-
cent less than prevailing prices at
Dahls clothing store.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
APPEAL TO UNITED srArgs.
Friendly otfess Desired In Behalf os
Gilman lntarAata IN MnnnhnrIn

/
chlna's Interests In MaWehuria.
San Francisco. Cal. Feb. 29-ETom
advicas received from the Orient, 4
Is understood that WI Ting Fang. ne
newly appointed Chinese minister At
Washington. who will arrive In San
Francisco on the new steamship g.
IBERIA, is the bearer Of an appeal from
his government to President ROose.
Vek to secure the friendly ofices o.
the United States In behalf OF the
Preservation OF ChinAS interests In
Aanchuria. II has BEEN a matter OF
gossip In drcles for como time
that the government at Washington IL
contemplating the sending Of a formal
note TO the powers containing 4 pro-
test TO Japan against Japanese aeran.
dizmont In hanchuha. but II IL now
known for the first time that II h the
intention OF China TO ask this country
10 aid In the protection OF her inter.
astS
There hes been cone discussion al.
ready between the representative OF
Japan and the Washington govern
ment relative to Japan's MAncAuriAn
policy and the way has beOn paved
10 full and amicable understandings.
President Roosevelt's initiative In
the matter Is coE=onant With the pre-
viously declared policy Of this comn.
try relative b the open door In Man
churia and Il is upon this former dec
laratIon that tho appeal OF China,
which WI Ting Fang carries, is based.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
MsLRoss NEws NOrEe.

MOlroaa, Feb. aa.--rhe Melroee peO.
pie had quite social time durlnE the
past week. On the Isth NJ, and Mrs,
:. A. Kennel entertained large
number % guests 70 celebrate their
wedding ahnlyeFsaSy, the evening be-
ING most pleasantly spent with games
and dancing.
On Friday night the Ladies' Literary
and Debating Society gave a social
evening. which was very enioyahle
81 usual everyone present contributing
q story, = sohg or piano solo toward
the success Of the evening.
hut the event Of the week was the
George washlngton party at Bayvley
on saturday night. n
The pretty Japanese lanterns with
which the krminda and porches we're
illuminated. showed from Riar on
that some fcslvily was In prospect.
The receiving party Mrs, o. j. Wat,
ors, Mrs. J, A. Waters, Miss MciAne
and Miss Baily. had their hair powder
Cd. and wore gowns iof the colonial
period. also the black tAco patches,
customary at that time, which were
very becoming. Several " the guests
we're also dressed In colonial style,
Tho large room IN which tho guests
assembled was most effectively deco
rated with numerous silk hags and
nosers amongst which a cherry tree
was prominent some nov and lively
games we're played. the winners 70
oelyins pretty priSea suitable 70 the
day.
While the hne retreshmeutH were
being served, Dir, Eek caused much
merriment by reading out tho fhymed
Invitations.
The most happy evening was
brought 10 an appropriate close Af q
late hour By thu singing Of patriotic
songs aud the dlatFibutlon Of saaye
mfr hatchets and ilaes
| Mr.. and Mrs. J, w johnson and
lIlss Nettie tIaGman leit Monday foV
their ockaiwnha trip
Lee ooodson. deputy aheglR AZ Pa
Iatka, was n town YESTERDAY on on
cIai business,
Mr. aud Mrs. W. Wall, Putnam Han,
were che guests o. Mr.. O. q, Husband
on flpnday
Mrs. w 8, n. Caldwell entertained
eisht of her friends % q New Eagland
supper oa Mondey niEht, followed b.
= social gamt % chrds
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
Lee TURNER HANGED.
Kentucky Fevdist Pays osAth Psnae
-. ulttt,. kfts NgFla

Kentucky Fevaist Pays osSth Psnss
" for killing HlS wife.
Chat,AuoogA. Tenn. Fob ss.-TGd
Turner the Keu,seky feOdis,, "a
h,nssA IN the county jaii acre At l;se
O'Clock TAuTsaay evening. He s~cH
vas broken - the fall. ana - Ws'
PRONOUNCED Dad 10 eleven mlTu'oa
lie ven, 70 the scARold vith0ut
,reuSnf.
turner hr~A IBIS wife, I1lhas Tar
sar. on ,Ais SIDE Of IOokop' ~oan'al1
., ne AFTERNOON q Aprii ., iso' IL
~, ha, throat from ar % ear sta :
,o..ss, knife o. his trial Tarnsi
nAAe a ooafcs8ion
Turner 10 BE ssnood ~hbe uaAA
vysr EarFci Ia HaHAl'os o0aSiy'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
PRINCE FERDinAND MARalus.
AHals Attracts Mech Astsaslos IN
German coOet clrevsa.

FHNNNNHAfNfF
German Court clTsIea.
CobarH. Germany. March Prince
Ferdinand u Bulgaria and Eleanor
Caroline Louipe. priueosa az Rssiss.
Were married here fgidAy. AZ tho con,
eiusioa Of tha religious Sod me civil
ceremony witch followed Il. me pcd.
ding party bert here hor Gers. tke seat
Of tie younger branch q I've Recess
family.
Fnnes Rafainand procetsad 70 tlse
catholle uhufoh. where che Fslleious
cepmoRy wa k0ad, ncms line ID -
wares Of ti'a bridal party. ana he ~.
maInod eloas 10 siIcai prayer uniii ghs
pFincess ahd Der epeost enierea The
ediaes, tiha Was Aeconpanied ~
Prince measy XIV % neua Kastgia.
t'iaes HenFy XVIII q nenas ed
0tssg relatives. Aflse ihe onebaaea
o. Finss. MAS vas eeighfsied ana
thea ne siyii cosuusony tooh pIaos.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

14eon. Ca. Feb -. --Ar'fE Z.
Btsl : ukiie fremaa for To "''ot
ca nouskern and florida railvAy ne,
3 hsa aeatA unGer ne S'e~,' .,
u ias frairbi eaEine In IRE ADS o
- ro'aay company here Th1TNlA' -
tcxn1 uAsn b vas - sat.y eT1'''
~ lnst IS eled soon afts' '''aF 'A.'
e. d ~ Sly hospstai i7r tr'a Hss'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
WARNED sY BLACK HAND.
President White Hand sOensy Under
Sentence Of Death.


Chicago. Feb. 2S.--Dr. g. Vollni,
president Of the White Hand Society /.
which was orsanlEzed recently 10 car.
~ on a war OF determination aeaInst
the Black Hand band--a band Of erin
ira, Italians Is under sentence OF
dclt..'
he has received many threatening
letters. the last one. which no Eeeeiy.
cd a month ago. contained the positive
message that death was awaiting him.
Dr. vo'lni told OF this THURSDAY In
connection Hl'h'tho explanation OF bis
auiuH, on ~" anti clerical question.
which is agIaung tho italian colony,
Dr VoNnrs practice has dwlndled
since these threats have been made
araIu., him. for be refuses TO make
any night calls tie h suEDicioua
OF cyory visitor and the clerk In hls
Office nas instructions 10 let no one
past Tie door Vio IL not known. ne
rocs armed ard 10 guarded In all bis
moves hy bis friends.
DR. VoHni l. convinced that the an
t-elerical quarre started over a per
sopal difference between one OF ths
leading ltaaans and a priest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
1890. lie 10 cgsAee

gacua. ca ~. - ---Nisssy.4
49,. s,.,f 81 ire cosios crop Taisea u
s.s,,sl GeorEis a., sauuff Ass "a.
-. -r.r, =. ws a,y q MAeoa AL
-. ,s,s 80 basss ars 80 10 Ne
C.r,-al Ciiy sATsAous"a FsSf
-, -, 80 crop IL Etli ss'sg s7ts ~
~. .,-e~s n tsSf Sarus tu' ns ~
20, por,,as a 'Sis eoff"a va p' -.
- - >. sr,sr., isio ,nvs ssfots ne
- q, s~t, aozA. ne @asfse'
- afs ~ pssssse va
"a var ss,,os sas @o'-s iAis $3.50 -.
-. - - vnsces Sti ssFs hs~s
...srrss - 80 FsAF'a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
MISSOURI FAvoRs TAFT.
HoooblloAns Instruct National Dele
nn4na for Secretary Of War.

nn4es for Secretary Of War.
Ut. LOuIs, Mo-. Feb. 20 --Reso.u.
ahs lascrlng the candidacy Of Score.
lnsy William II. Tart for president,
k nommonding the administration ~
President Roosevelt were adopted by
s Republican state convention here
rsday. In addition, Attorney
0aAefal Herbert S. Hadlcy was IN.
aed Is the republican nomir"e Tor
sfnor; Charles Magic, Of ST. LOUIS,
e made the choice Of the convention
tf nalional committeeman. and ioHr
dklos at large to the national con.
fi6n and foUr altcrnates N"fe So
1efled. The delegates were Instruct.
a. ior raft.
TIE acnyention was composed OF
R.ogt aelagates from the sixteen COZ
tsnlonai districts, one for each 'h','
narod votes cast for president 10
Hhnt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

The hearts and homs of Mr. Edgar
4. and wIlllsI zeiFvuer aso aaadensd
bY ia Ioaa % their dHflIn9 boz. O
pann. vhe uaa born Aak. tsh. 1893,
aad weui haN 3 20 u0c Ksb. soth. 1905
gsHt befaSe bic departure ahothss
birdllns oans insn the nkst q dear
baby hQy 10 gladden. heaFts theFala,
We entsud sympathy 10 ne beraatsa
paEsnta, bas as bsaustfai 70 know thst
llttls q Dunn hAs aoma 10 ihs hind
where sogrea. pain. an4 sickness esn
nereg cons. an4 - ths care ~ seasa.
VIA pben 81 eaffh, teUh flftls ehsk
efan y Ma aFtaa ana bieseiaa then
eaia -NaaeF. llliis ek1lgas. q esme
unlp Ne. AB4 faEhi9 lhsm nee lew *
sueh A ~ Klna1om a. WsAsan.
isFniss oo1 tAe eAliaben ass. smnder
she blaoas aaaeenea " oug Enga
We min rAse katy Ger.
or baafts srv euf - pAin
We WsaI4 kaFe kee1 iAee kese
Isas csf ipss 3 ~ agesi nnse
q lkss sAls sA.ll les tAg
Ta~vs . ilahs b sss sInaes snf,
ghea hrplAsg.
-Fa-ees = iiats = ~ wiaaes e.
tilse.
4 ess sns ~ ere = las nallssaa
RAose
1Aesss : Mo- 3 a. sinAgs fus
nMnes
= mA1espa q heepe ~ ~
40 . iishf q - ~ lAa
4 a s. nsa - ~ a
k6ta Nf1e q - ~
f w
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

Jemes b MccreATy. IN the United
States senate for = term OF six years.
beginnthg Mmch 4, 1909.
He receiyed 81 votes. barely enongh
to win. and was enabled ~ Rpi- ~
tory through the assistance Of four
anti'ilgchham ueh4ocrt9 u. oa4la.lA,
II. s. McNutt and Albert Charlton.
and Representative CArys Mueller. OF
Louisville, aud Representative e. W.
llliard. 81 Boyle eounty.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
ASRlN THE SENATE
nIgssersy Between Senator's
0Wen and Curtis.
Caused CONSIDERABLE STIR
oaafesersy AFOse In Connection With
Consideration Of the indian Bill.
Desh ssnsaoS Have Indian Blood
d Thslr Veins.

Il. ~ $500 N~'
Washington, d. c., Feb. Ono
IS 4he most dramatic scenes ever Wit.
Rt6beA n the senate was enacted on
0karDday when Senator Robert l..
Owen Of Oklahoma, insisted in trag.
q tones and with face showing much
oaictlon that the FIVE tribes OF ciyil.
fad Iadians were dead, and that ne.
"a 4 member OF the tribe .; Cherokee
&lAns, was not under the control Of
chr secretary of the interior.
ne event was rendered all the more
ltkeFesting by the fact that Mr.. Owen
Nae sharply engaged in controversy
~ ganRtor Charles Curtis, OF Kan.
4A6 himself q Kaw Indian. 1t was
fha ArBt time that two pen with In.
an blood In their veins had ever lock.
~ horHs rs senators in the senate
sambtr,
The oontroversy arose In connection
8ith the consideration OF the Indian
azIin. and was precipitated by an effort
on nc part of Mr.. Owen to have that
on IS amended as to recognize the
laenship OF the five civilized tribes
"a Adlans By putting the word late
sOre this designation and calling
chem rthe late FIVE civilized tribes.
The clash caused quite ripple @!
settlement In the CHAMBER.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
THE PAUL ROY AFFAIR
QusStlsn d lis EXtrsditlsn 70
'Ulltsd States Fren FrancA
MURDER CHARGED ~ WIFE

Fsmlly u ROY Appsars coWAaSNt Nas
Ne VIII - Able 70 Prove that Ne
ohs carSlos In spH DsgSnss. n ths
Master cSsmse % TdAl.
Paris, Feb, as.--a'ho FrOnCA "a.
thoritles are etlll Without oIIlclal ROli.
icaIlcn OF Tue NewinEton TRACE
az. In which Paul Roy, . FreRchman,
now here, IL oharwed By hla American
wife, 0laela Gala, with the MURDER
Of her brother on Jan. q, NJ h eK.
peCted that soma tins must elapao BE-
fore tho machinery az the nronch
criminal courts eau DO go Ia uhotAon
On tho case.
Does Not NurssndsF 9 oltlEsA.
The 0Seation Of oxtraditloA Of noy
70 ne Uuitea states " not involved.
a. Franco, like most 81 European
countries. dnSs not sarFundes . oleisen
but lries anrh subject ii the pFNnca
oouFts Zoe crimes ooEanAttsd abroad
TITO United States EoyeFnmenG
therefore, ban only call ne AttanlaeR
Of TO Preach Auth0nties 70 ne crime.
setting forth the EAota Ia connection
herewith.
No new feature ~ ne case was IN.
earthOd Friday Tue family " Paul
Roy appear o0nnaent that DO win BE-
able 10 prove. ts,nl ne Mot uaFhius IN
self defsnse Is easo the matter Comes
Ia trial. }tN
Il Il s1peelsd that The tFans pdsltlon
os the name y. Eusile Roy on ne
marriage register n Boaon, which -.
cites ne union on OF. % lAst rear
" Rcy ana ula0iA Gala was aua 10 the
fact that Roy eouIa pot nlhke taa
clerk understand that hoy Was 4 pa
tfonynilcal and not Chnntiah uane.
Datoctive Coma. who n acting ~
Roy'a spokesman. refuaea 10 diaeloee
me facts thal che family has UiialBed
regarding tlaela's past ne. nellhef
viii ha dlseloee an facts EesaFfi.e
lhe woman called The iiapunaes vou
Ogod8FH. with whom uaoia Gala
lived lie explained that ne family
while not reeosnlsing ne marriage.
haa 40 desire - agiiy the fepalatioa
~ TIE Womsn.
calls'a paelslsH LHe.
Aeeogdsns "a those 80 knew Gle.
rias Gala Wilea Ne VS. n Paris.
sha 90 ne have entrance b enaia.
sIye eaelegy. Ai.bousk ehe vas not
eeasfaeea1 Fieh. che ilfea 10 q hana
some apartment end wa ohaperonea
~ lhs pceallad Daroneta Won otedetK
whom che called her Asni tiap mss
stal ssuales wefe No integrapseG 81
heF social pleasure. nho Nd MANY
a6lalfeFa amaug ptem Wsa raul noy
and tnwnFe ne ead ~ Anr alay Aa wep
FeoaWnisef ~ beF hseFise seltef.
0eeen desires 10 eAye q meds eleaf
fhat shes NJ arsl hssaa ~ inenlgy
a Amsrea q ne yeaneee ~ ne I'm,
~ vim iha vlew % pseafsna Eanl
Rays Setnfg q FrNnee. pelfher ~
naF ne fkGsily hHeW khAf ~ nnA No.
"a fngiiae. fhis Net ~ taSesep
- aHs fpm sc lafefyfpw gha1 o.
nia'n aHpna ~ wish 0lassa (Aila o.
psbmaFy an
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
HANGING At KNOXVILLE.
elsnro, twice RsprIsved, at Last Pays
psnalty for He Crime /

~f4UFo, Twice HePrieNeo' ~ Law
peaalty for HE Crime
Nashville, Tenn. Feb ~ .---'onn
aok. negFo. was banged 10 mo
bo3 cbunty JAIL Thursday afternoon
NJ was tAs confessed murderer OF
igv fttneF, also a negro
ne kiillng occurred on The bank ~
t6nsssse river, vest OF ooe CITY .
- gSne 1905. Carmaek taklns li'her
~ nnd thsn robSing him OF a ooAs'i
a11s enm Of money. The BODY VA
pa lego ~ river.
Cmack was sentenced to d.e ca
sSa s6ls6we - December, but Cover
ms4 Patterson granted a respite "
hn0a,F IS, and = second rePr1e's "a
a. 4kosnfay. Dec. e..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
glaAT wrM TalsaaMGN.
-Four Frsaeh eeialsps kIiioa sae Twsw
txaavsn Wesnesl.

1879 NHA-'N.|W4
cassblasea. nosoaoo, March a.
wkhogs swaitiae the sFb1sey ~ reln,
toSeemeasS. 49, sFs % lAais uaY 70
assist Aim 10 rs oe@aliens asAlnsl
tas MoTgceaa tFthesmea. 0eaarai ~
Amsds. eommaaAtaa ths RFene4
tescet. AAs aasa1e8 90 oMeasise
sRisa No sssIsss h Sas cAssais 70
Gi0s.
esrsSai eoianaaa ~ RrencA troeea
usssksa Asstnss lba hHasHbta tEiaess
mss resg FtAGlsA. uto ieashs o.
Frs1rs series - eomhsts hsues1
gabruary - ass ~ wee tssf etnash
nosAsss ssgs kflleS as tnessveey4n
nsFo seuEtea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

Ea,sz. Mas - -.
-. $3.50 q - bfsa@s~s Co..
ns-sGsys Glls FSseAg sea
s-s.Elna1g - - ~ eFA 8 !. -
-. 80 o. usas. nW
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

~ 6ooa an4 ~.
Na9 Tofa FsA - NaiHrtAg eVen,
ing ulR go ne easoaHa leg eoa1 aaA
80 ~ tbs ttatlaan asaaru uaeaan 90
sfsl. - Ehis hiasorieas plsgho9ss \ q
- togn eawu pfesesakogy - tho esas
stfgettoa ~ heW tuiIaiag % 90 aile
a rs aeaaa tAal tbe pppcang "a
lilion n1iehf ~ Aslnrn6 mnilI ehe
9sieG hef tnaemnsh ~ ne e,9aaep
al1a - soiig hef - rosa Gha a.
aage seslfea 4 fsga rNs wa1
e ei4tse ~ - nsN esW1ceee
w lAaa ass nrirr a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
DEADLOCK IS BROKEN
Bradley Wins Il Ksatncky Sem.
iorial RacA !,
BY MARGIN or FOvR VOTES
FORMER RspgblIoaa osverAsr chsssa
BY che Legislature 70 snaossa Jamsa
.. Moosssry. Dsmsssas-- RsceIved
Four Democratic votss.

frankfort. Ky, March 2--Amid
scenes OF widest exCltenisnt on the
loor OF the house OF Representatives,
former Governor William O'Cohneli
Bradley. the Republican eandI'
date. was Friday elected to succeed
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-06-30
.GOLDFlELD. BROKER &c.
EMBEzzLfD MILLIONS
PIONEER MINER WILL SPEND IT
in PRISON.

Goldfeld, June 26.-HenryW Weber. .
wealthy broker Of Goldfleld, was con.
victed Of embezzlement In the district
court today and sentenced TO serve
seven years in the penitentiary.
It was charged that Weber sold
stocks In various promotions which he
aoated. representing the stock TO be
long to the TREASURY and that the pro,
ceeds would be used for development
purposes. Instead. 1t yas alleged, he
furnished his own personal stock and
diserted the proceeds to his own use.
It appears that In twelve months. end
ing 1st October, he han sold . quarter
million dollars worth Of stock. Weber
Was one Of the pioneers Of the camp
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-06-30
lPlaaaan4 Birthday Party.

7fftaHAtN 49, HsMH1
Monday, June 81, was the tenth
birthday Of Leveta Van Houton and in
honor OF the event q party Of her
friends were invited to q pleasant
party from 8 to 5 at her home. 1923
South T~hirty-hfth street.
The young folks spent the after
ternoon on the lawn where various
games were enjoyed, and at 5 o'clock
delicious refreshments were served
~ Mrs. Van Houton assisted by
Misses Dolly Corkins. Florence Nc
Connel and Daphne Van Houton. The
honor guest received many pretty
gifts. Those who enjoyed the after
noon were Helen Pollard, Florence
Robinson, Clara Robinson. Leila White,
Leona szitnick, Gladys Ogdon, Hope
Abraham, Hazel, Fleming, Arthur Van
Houton, Moyis Van Houton. Esther
Arnold, Anna Hattley, Lillian Jones
Bale Richards. Webster Large and
Everett Fleming.
|M NAH &Al NTEE Is UEEA W.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-06-30
ARMY RANKS BEING
RAPIDLY l COMPLETED
NUMBER Of RECRUITS
RECEIVED IN BILLINGS.

HAfN L-E ~ y w. ~ N Ar naE EE.2
From SATURDAYS Daily.
That positions n the government
military service are becoming scarcer
every day is evidenced by the fact
that but few recruits that are received
in the Billings recruiting once are
able to obtain assignments to stations
that they apply for.
During the past week 10 recruits
were received in the local once and
sent to the Pacific coast 70 be used at
what posts not al yet filed. Most Of
the new soldiers received during the
last two months have been assigned
to the coast artillery and infantry di
visions, the cavalry and field artillery
having been completely filed eariel
In the year.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-06-30
OLD CASE REVIVED.
LeafarsenrHoward Suit Opens With
New Sensations.

Leaferssn-Howard Suit Opens yfltls
New Sensations. 81
ST. Louis. June 26..--The Leafxreaanl.
Howard case, In which Mrs. MAary
iLeafgreen seeks to establish adoMerl
claim on the estate Of Laelede5 y.
Howard, the late hre brick masnats.
was marked today By the introduction s'S
into the circuit court Of = Witness who
did not figure IN the former trials.
This witness. Mrs. Joseph Andersen.
testined that she had been given Z
note to deliver to Mrs. Leafgreen, andi
as It was not sealed she had opened
and read 1t before delivering u IS
was signed "Howard.'
Mrs. Louise Brewer testthed thasE
she met Howard ON the street n 1Ss4
and he told her he did not want e
talk about Ills nrst wife. @ hs 80
married again.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-06-30
BRUTAL STABBl3ilNG
NAY PROVE Fatal
HELENA YOUNG MAN ours COM.
PANloN uNMERclFULLY.
Especial to The Gazette.)

Especial to The Gazette.)
Helena. June 27-Horace Hard
grove. 4 young man formerly employed
by the Northern Pacific railroad stab
bed and almost fatally injured Will
lam McInness, q 16 year old boy en-
ployed as q cook In the Montana Beer
hall, at the union depot last evening"
at 10 o'clock. Haidgrove acted witn-
OUT provocation 1t Is said.
He inflicted a slash nine inches IN
length across the boys stomach, the
heavy knife severing a rib bone. The
rib bone alone prevented the knife
from cutting the boys body in half.
Hardgrove fed but was captured q
few minutes later and taken to the
city Jail. McInness was removed 70
the home Of his parents on Lewis
street. His father Is John McInneais.
q shoemaker
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-06-30
Pleasant Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. wv. Ellickson Of 800
Division street entertained at dinner
Wednesday evening having as guests
some Of the deletages to the recent
convntion Of the Christian church. The
table was set on the front lawn OF the
Ellickson home and a choice menu
was served. Seated at the table were
Rev. Milton II. H. Lee, MI. Ellis, Mrs.
H. Hunter, Mrs. Carr, Miss Holloway,
Miss Henderson, Mrs. Mills and Mr.
and Mrs. 8. c. Kenyon Of Bo eman,
Rev. William J.. Wright Of Cincinnati.
Rev. Walter Jordan OF Billings and
the host and hostess. Mrs. Hunter
Cor Grandma Hunter, a name she Is
most frequently called), added much
to the pleasure Of the evening by re-
lating her experience with the Indians
in the early days of Montana.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-06-30
ALDERMAN ls ACQUITTED.
10 Promptly Rearrested and Released
# IonN sall.

#$ %S& YVgsNS0os ES MI &S* a
New York. June 2e.-Henry Clay
Peters, q former Brooklyn alderman
charged with perjufy n connection
with the election OF . recorder. was
today acquitted BY = Jury after ~ "
minutes deliberation.
William Clifford, . former alder.
man, who on Wednesday pleaded
guilty to q charge Of bribery "a con so1l'.
nection with the same charge. was
fined $1,000 BY Justice Con.
Ex-Alderman Charles n. Kunze. who
failed to answer questions satisfac.
torily as 4 witness II the case. was
held In $1,000 bail to go before the
grand jury.
Immediately after Peters acQntttal
he was ~reaarested on another charge
Of perjury but was released On faES
nishing bail. & ssSs VI