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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
GRAND JURY GETS !
ERB MURDER CASE
~
WIFE AND SISTER IN-LAW or
DEAD PHILADELPHIA POLL
TIcgANs CHARGED WITH
THE CRIME.

Media. Pa, Dec. 10.--The sensational
murder Of !. CLAYTON Erb, the. well
known Philadelphia politician, will
come before The Delaware county
.granl Jury here today, when the dis
trict attorney will present indictments
against Mrs. M. Florence Erb, wife
OF the murdered man, and her sister,
Mrs Catherine Beisel charging them
with ths crime.
The Witnesses in the. case will be
practically all servants Mrs, Erb IS
ont on bail, having obtained her. re
lease on a writ Of habeas corpus after
long hearing In which the eommon-
wealth failed to establish that she did
the killing
Mrs. Beisel Is still In the county jail.
Erb was shot and Killed, It is charged,
BY Mrs. Beisel after a violent quarrel
on the night of Oct. s., ntErb's coun 4
try home near here. Mr.. and Mrs Erb
had frequently quarreled and the
shooting was the outcome or one OF
these family disagreements In which
Mrs EAisel always sided with her sis
ter. II the accused women are in
dicted their plea at their trial WIN be
aelf defense.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
Ten Coaches and Pulmans of Northern Pa
cific's Fast Coast Flyer Went Over 10
Foot Embankment Near McKen-
!. o. zie, n D., at tMidnight--Three
Sc North Dakotans Injured
JUDGE YOUNG OF FARGO BADLY BRUISED
Limited Was Running so Miles an Hour When Brok-
en- Rail Ditched Train-Twelve Seriously In
jured Are Taken to Bismarck Hospital
p .s' Women and Children Escape Injury
Two N. d. People Badly Hurt ....

Bismarck, N. D., Dec. .1O.-Running
at the rate of 50 miles on hour. the
North Coast Limited, the crack train
OF the Northern Pacilc road, went over
a ten foot embankment near McKen-
zie shortly after. midnight. The en-
gine, mail and baggage cars kept. the
grade. although the cars left the rails.
The balance Of the" twelve coaches In
the train went down the ernbankment.
The cars. at the front end Of the train
struck deep snowdrift and skidded
along on the snow, not car telescoped
or smashed To this fact Is due the
absence OF fatalities and the fact that
while large number OF passengers
were injured. none OF them, but one
or two, seriously hurt. '~~- J.
The passengers brought TO the, local
hospital for treatment are:
The Seriously Injured.
G. d. Pease, Benton Harber, Mich,
back hurt and internally injured. Sc
rious. ~. ...,...
Aaron ,Remley, ! Colgate. n. ID, ribs
broken and shoulder dislpcateds
F. e. Laviolette, Spokane, Wash,
ribs broken .a-&t
H. e. williams, Pittsburg, face bad
ly cut with broken glass. +
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
"ADAM GOD'
DIED TODAY
REElGious FANATIC WOUNDED
IN BATTLE WITH KANSAS
4 CITY POLICE "cAsHEs
Ifar--JotiN SHARP AT
- LARGE.

Kansas city. Mo. Dee 10, Louis
Pratt. VINO was wounded during the
battle with the police last TUESDAY.
died today at the general hospital.
Policeman Mpllane. died one hour !.
making d total OF four deaths
geant Patrick Clark and A. u Selspr.
who were also seriously wounded. are
slightly improved today. and their ulti-
mate recovery is expected.
James Sharp. leader or the of-
sIaught against the police, has not
been captarVi
Mrs. Pratt who with her FOUR chif-
dren. Is being held at the police head
quarters now states she knows Sharp
was false prophet and wishes she
had remained IN the good old baptist
church.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
SEEK TO PRDnOTE
FOREIGN COMMERCE
FIRST ANNUAL SESSION OF ma
TIoNAL COUNCIL or CON-
i. 4 &: MERGE METIN WASHING /
i. TON TODAY. = !

Washington, Dec. .10.---A notable as
-semblage OF representatives of the
commercial interests Of the country
was held today at the department OF
and labor .s
1t was the fIrst annual session Of the
national council of commerce which
was organized early In the present year
largely through the efforts of Secretary
Straus About one hundred delegates
representing. sixty Ave chambers OF
boards of trade and indus
trial bodies throughout the country,
attended the sessions.
The fundamental idea of the organ
ization is the promotion. of the foreign
commerce of the United States.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
WOMAN EMPLOYS TWENTY-FOUR ]. I.
LAWYERS, in HEARI-BALM SUIT


Kingston, NJ Il. Dec 10 Supreme
Court Justice Eftts has dismissed the
complains IN the 100000 suit for
alienation # affections ;oroaght by
Marie Dudley Of Philadelphia against
Mrs. Elizabeth Battelle Vanderpool of
washington. ID. C.
Mrs. Dudley reached Kingston dur
ing the day and learned with surprise
.cf the disposition OF her suit. She ade
nitted that she was not ready for
trial but protested against the action
Of her atsorneoS of record, Carroll
Whitaker, in consenting to the dismiss
sal
Mrs. Dudley has retained George
Simpson OF New York and asked Dis-
trict Attorney Williams hi Cunning
ham Of Ulster eoliat o accept "a re
tainer.
They will make the twentvthird and
twenty fourth Lawyers retained by
jAASAt&Ff -. X 4 s -
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BOOST FOR
DEEP RIVERS
Hatbor Congress Delegates Hear
Cannon Today
EAN CLEAVE MAKES ADDRESS
PROMINENT SPEAKERS HOLD At
TENTioN or RIVERS AND HAR-
BoRs CONFERENCE, ATLANTIC
] COAST INTERESTS AND THOSE
OF MANUFACTURERS DISCUSSED.

Washington, Dec. 1O.-Prominent
speakers, among them Joseph @. Can
non. speaker of the house of repres-
entatives. and Joaquin Nabuco, am
bassadof from Brazil. addressed to-
days session Of the National Rivers
and Harbors congress, now being held
In this city. Ambassador Nabuco
spoke on the rivers and ports of Bra
I'll.
w. c. Edwards, a member of the
Canadian parliment, told of the water
ways of Canada. The Atlantic coast
interests in the national rivers ana
harbors policy was the subject on
which Anthony Higgins, former u. S.
senator from Delaware. addressed the
convention, while James w. Van
Cleave. president of the National AS
-soeiatioin OF Manufacturers, told OF
the manufacturers interest in the
waterways Improvement. The utiliza-
of waterways as a factor in transpor-
tation was the subject of an Address
by j. A. Ockerson, member of the
Mississippi River commission.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
RUEE JURY
Still OUT
Report Says 10 for . Conyic-
ton, 2 for Acquittal
WENT OUT LATE YESTERDAY
JURY IN FAMOUS frisco BooDLE
CASE WAS LOCKED qP ATT A.
M.-cAN'T AGREE ON WEIGHT
TO BE GIVEN AccoMPLlcE's
TESTIMONY.
4 San, Erancisco,ev Dec, 10.--At Ii
p'esock the sRuef jury is stiii out.

Z q .
SAM TrrAgse cisco. Dee. 1O--rrhe jury
I'm the trial Of Abraham R,sef on the
charge Of having bribed supervisor
Elfeys to AID the UnIted railroads in
sechf1ng on over head sstfolly franchise,
was locked m at s6scaoek this morn
ing, having faired ii reach a verdict
after being out since s:35 o'clock yes-
terday afternoon
were vafiofs reports as to the
standing OF the jury. The best opia-
ion is that they voted ten for guilty
and two for acquittal. Juror Murphy
frankly addmitted in open court when
the jury came into the room to listen
To the reading OF some OF the testi.
snon4, that they could not agree ais TO
how much weight should be given to
the evidence OF an acomDlice
Most OF the testimony on which the
prosecution relies to secure a convic-
stion OF Ruef, is that given by the SUI
pervisors.
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PART OF MESSAGE
! u.s. OFFENSIVE
20 .gS es % ~
LEADERS IN CONGRESS TAKE Ex-
cEPTIoN TO PORTION OF
RoosEVELT's FAREWELL
aa MESSAGE. -z

washington, Dec. iO.-Leaders of
the senate and house were in confer
ence in Speaker cannon's room this
afternoon to consider what action if
any shall be taken concerning that
portion OF President Roosevelt's an
nual message. which relates to the Sc
cret service.
Among those present were Senators
Hale and Aldrich. Speaker Cannon. and
Representatives Tawney and Perkins.
The last named has prepared reso-
luton providing for the appointment Of
select committee of the house to con-
slider that part of the presidents mes
sage regarded as offensive to members
of congress. The question of expung-
ing. from the congressional record all
Of the alleged offensive matter has
been suggested.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
HUNDREDS Fight
The FLOOD PERIL

Pine Bluff, Ark. Dec 1o--FTood con-
ditions, notwithstanding the recession
Of the Arkansas river, are much worse
today following the breaking of the
government dixie protecting The east
FERN end ofzthe city. A large portion of
the residence section now is exposed,
AMI 1t Is feared heavy loss will occur.
The soft soil which the dixie pre-
tected is fast washing away Houses
sins the danger zone are being moved to
places of safety or torn down, to pre-
vent them being washed away
The aood is slowly approaching
Hardings' bayou, which crosses the
city and, IL 1t reaches that point, scores
of homes will go.
Five houses were swept away when
the dixie collapsed. while, several small
factories were badly damaged
i Hundreds of men are working des-
perately today to repair the damaged
dixie and save endangered property.
The Cotton Belt railroads shops were
closed that the men might assist In
this work
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
PRESIDENT
Threatened !
Insane Man Arrested Enrohte
to Washington
has GRIEVANCE AGAINST D. $.
FORMER MEMBER or NAVY TAX u
En- OFF TRAIN AFTER HE TOLD
PASSENGERS He WAS GOING TO.
SEE RoosEvELT-sNiFE SAYS
HE'S DAFFY. 3

Newark. N. j., Dec. 10.-Mrs. John
Kolovitcf, wife of the man who was
taken from the congressional limited
train OF the Pennsylvania railroad 1at
Trenton last night. because of his Fe5
marks to passengers to the effect that
he was going to see President RoQse-
welt and; that 1T would not be welE for
him. stated today that her husbands
apparent insanity is due to- his treat
ment in. the navy.
Told. Many Stories.
He left the fleet, she said, at San
francisco, last May and some time
later appearsd at his home in this city
mentally wreck. 1t
had not been ascertained whether he
wau honorably. DISCHARGED from the
service or WAndeFea away He toad
many stories of alleged crueI sfreat@
ment and claimed that his pay had
been withheld from him.
1t was with sregard TO those matters,
he had said, that he wished to. SEQ tthe
president He was without money
when arrested. Owing to his broken
mental condition little credence has
been given to his reports OF nlistreat-
ment In the naval service.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
VERDICT Of
NOT GUILTY
Davis Acquitted Of Murder Of
Dr.. Rustin
JURY WAS OUT Is HOURS
AeREEMENT REACHED AT s:t5
THIS MosNING-DAVIs Dis
CHARGED BY COURT FIRST.
BALLOT OUT OF 10 STOOD II TO
i FOR AcoUiTAL.

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 1o.-Afters thir-
teen hours deliberation. the jury in
the case of Charles e. Davis, charged
with the murder on the morning Of
Sept. 2. OF Or. Frederick T. Rustin, at
s;15 this morning agreed upon a YER
, diet of not guilty.
Two hours later Judge Sears receiv-
ed the verdict and ordered the dis
charge of the prisoner. 1t required
nineteen ballots to reach an agreement
The first ballot stood IL to for ac-
qufttal to the charge in the first de-
gree ~
one lone juror maintained his po-
sition for four ballots and, after that
was joined by another in voting for
conviction on a lesser charge,
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Pierce Apeche, Billings, Mont, scalp
wound and hand injured
+ Arthur Doyle, Chases Mills. New
York, face badly cut and scalp wound
Meta Hill, Des Moines, Iowa, back
bruised contusions. .
william Pazer, Oshkosh, Wis, back
bruised.
Chris Kruger. Duluth MINI, back
injured.
Mrs. Montgomery, Darlington, N. D..
face and body cut. 49, t
Ben Schubert, Kankakee. Ill, head
cut and badly bruised. .-... II
Mrs. H. w. Cullyfore, Seattle, leg
The wreck occurred Is miles east OF
Bismarck at little station called Nc
Kenzie and was caused by a broken
rail-. Most OF the passengers were
asleep when the crash came. Before
they realized what had happened. the
cars had left the rails and were plung-
ing down the embankment. The lights
on the train were extinguished in
stantly as the train is electric lighted
and the cutting off of the engine left
the coaches in total darkness, IT,, "a
3 Judge N C. Young. of Fargo, attor-
sney for the Northern Pacific in the
state, was a passenger on the observa-
ton car to Bismarck. He says they
Continued on Page Nine
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
SHOCK LASTED
SEVEN SECONDS
QUAKE THROWS SCARE INTO IN.
HABtTANTS or QUEEN,
CHARLOTTE ISLANDS.

Vancouver. B. c.. Dec. .1O.-Ah earth
quake tWew the inhabitants of the
town of skfdegaie, Queen, Charlotte
Islands, into state of nervous ap-
prehension on the afternoon Of Nv.
80, according to news brought By the
fishing steamer Celestial Empire, yes
terday. It was estimated that the
shock lasted fully seven seconds. No
serious damage was reported.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
Grand Forks Men Injured
BY Explosion Of Gas
" y n n 4 & 4

Grand Forksf II Daa Dec %. 4whiIe
trying to locate the causesof escaping
gas in the vault of the ONCE of City
EngfAesf9 smith at 8. ss'clofK this
a. w aaAs6 aRnd sEm. Brandt,
ttro employees Of the once were badly
burned and -bfuised bs an explosion
of gas and are now at St Michaers
hospital while their conditions Is
serious they are both expected to re-
c. yer. F& f1 ~
SO great was the force of the ex-
plosion that ali windows in the build
ing were broken and the walls Of the
office were moved y ttdid not fall, Ash
went into the vault and struckNa match
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
ROOSEVELT URGES
TRIP TO ISTHMUS
PRACTICALLY DECIDED THAT
FoREIGN COMMERCE COMMIT
TEE OF HOUSE WILL VISIT
CANAL ZONE.


washingtn. Dec. 10. President
Roosevelt has strongly urged the
members OF the house committee on
interstate and foreign commerce to
visit the Panama canal region, and it
practically has been decided by Rep
resentatives Hepburn and Adamson.
representing the majority and minor
ity respectively, that ii will be neces-
sary to make the trip.
The president, secretary OF war and
the canal officials think the time has
come for congress 10 enact laws for
the government of the canal zone as
many peculiar and embarrassing prob
lems have arisen on the isthmus I'm
der existing methods. AS soon as the
committee is ready to make the trip
the war department viii place trans
port at their disposal.
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and the explosion followed He was
blown out OF the vault and Brandt.
who stood outside the vault, was
knocked down and both men were hor=
ribly burned about the face and hands.
Tbey svare removed to2 St. MichaeIs
hos spita Wand their eofsdition this aft
-ernoon Is considered favorable under
the circumstances r2t
X" 1t seems the gas was escaping from
"a. jet in the vault that had been partly
left on when Messrs Ash and Brandt
opened the, vault this morning they
detected a. strong odor of gas They
investigated the cause with the re-
suit that they were both seriously In
jured. -. ?. ~, . /
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
INVESTIGATE N. D.
W0MANS DEATH

& Park River. NJ d., Dee TO- Mrs.
Stephen Christianson died here at s
O'Clock yesterday morning under cir4
-eumstances so, peculiar that the at
tention of the county coroner was cal
led to the demise and an inquiry is in
progress thissafternoon. Deceased was
only divorced from her husband a
month ago and 1t is ;lleged that she
was subjected to a criminal operation
at Milton. a town north OF here on
Thank ksgiving day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
Ask. for oil Tar,N.

London. Dec. 10.-In reply to the
board Of trades invitation TO various
chambers Of commerce to express their
views on the proposed changes in the
American tariff the Hudderfeld cham
Der OF commerce suggests that the
government should ur-e the United
States 10 restore the tariff which pre-
vailed prior to; the Mckinley ara
Dfngley tariffa.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10

M New Fork, Dec. TO-. The special
panel er $50 jurymen for the trial OF
n. Jenkins Hains indicted with his
brother, Captain Peter c.. Hams, for
the murder OF william e. Annis was
drawn In the supreme court Of Queens
coufN at Flushing yesterday The
stFial sill begin next Monday.
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t4ensy Now Nearly Well.

San francisco. CAL. Dec. 1o.--Francis
j. Heney appeared as witness yester-
day at the trial Of Attorney Frank j
Murphy accused Of attempting te
bride venireman in the Ruef bribery
case. The assistant prosecuting at
torney, who had not been seen ID
public since he was shot down In
Judge LAWYERS court room By Morris
Haas, appeared to be almost entirely
yatl
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
Nominations Confirmed.

& Washington, Dec 10.--The nomina-
tions of Martin A. Knapp Of New
york, chairman of the. interstate COM
merce commission, and. Herbert Liv-
ingston Satterlee of New York, to be
assistant secretary Of the navy, were
confirmed by the senate today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10

Chicago, Dee. 10. - Prohibitlontsts
and ", &, T. U. foIlo&ers are indig
nant and greatly agitated over .he
remarks of Miss Grace Reid. Miss
Reid Is a well known principal Of q
Chicago pubic school and has come
out Iii a square toed manner for sa-
looms The opposition has Appealed to-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10

Washington. Dec. 10. President
elect Taft today gave HIS promise to
visit Atlanta, Ca, for II few days dur
Ing his stay al Augusta The Invita-
tion on behalf Of Atlanta, was ex-
tended By q aelegatlon from the city
headed By Gov. Hoke Smith,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
Senate Quits .Tm Monday.

Washington. Dec. 10. Shortly after
the senate convened today Senator
Lodge rave notice that he would speak
on the Brownsville affair on Wednes-
day next. On. motion of Hale the
senate agreed TO adjourn today until
Monday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
Nobel Prizos Awarded.

Christiarfa, Dec 1o.-Nobel peace
prizes were awarded to X: r. Arnold
son Of Sweden and M. F. Bajer OF
Denmark, both recipients are ex- par
liamentarians.
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$4,000 BLAZE
At ARGUSVILLE

ArgusviIie MI D., Dec. NO. FslFe
early today destroyed the apsstofiae,
A. T.. Ericksofss hardyes re store and a
general store enfailing. loss OF so, =
900 partially covered BY INSURANCE.
The cause. Of the fire Is uhlnown.
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President Snyder OF the school board
to. have her removed. Here they re-
ceived their second shock when Presi-
dent Snyder stated. that Miss Reid had
more sense than all of her opponents
together and would be safe in her posi- :
tion as long as he was on the school
board. 49, a.---. VII
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
Professional Women.

New York, Dec. 1O.-Prominent
actresses. literary women and society
leaders are among the promoters OF
the second bazaar Of the Professional
Woman's league, opening today at the
Waldorf Astoria.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10
GUEST or cRIscoM.
Retiring British Ambassador VIII Liv
at American En,bassv

az AFneFIoan Embassy.
Rome. Dec. 10. Lloyd &. Griscom
the American ambassador, has offered
the hospitality Of the embassy to Sir
Edwin II. Eagerton, the retiring Brit
ish ambassador Sir Edwin is fll. but
he must leave hig embassy the ena OF
this week for his successor If he is
not able to travel he viii stay with Nh.
Griscom until his health is restored.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-10

The loA--~ development of the di-
rectoire gown has, as was to have
been expected, made itself a fact in
woman's dress It is the robe panta
lon. Freely translated, this may De
termed the trouser dress, although
this Is a ratf II prosaic title, and no
doubt the French term viii be applied.
This is an extreme fad which win url-
doubtedIy never be popular as has be-
come the directoire, but 1t is factor
i'm Paris styles Already several New
york fiiNans have ordered suits or tfffs
type, but they admit they are more for
curiosity than FOR sale
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Spokane, Wash. Dec. 10.-lThreA
men held up the east bound Greak
Northern train No. A, mile and half
east of Hillyard, this state, early to-
day, robbed the mail car, and made
their escape. Only the presence OF
mind of w. Perrin, the fireman, pre-
vented their looting the express car,
which carried a large amount OF
money, including $4,000 consigned
from a. Spokane bank to Montana
town
The train had slowed down in the
ward at Hillyard when three men
compelled the engineer and fireman to
stop about a mile from the station.
The bandits forced the engineer and
fireman TO leave the cab. While two
robbers stood guard over the ,engin-
,eer the other took the fireman. Perrin,
back to uncouple the mail and express
cars from the rest of the train. I'm the
darkness. the bandit failed to note that
the first car was the mail, the second
was the baggage, and the express car,
containing the desired booty, was the
third. Perrin, taking advantage of the
robbers mistake cut of, the mail and
baggage cars, leaving the express car
attached to the dead train
Headed for Spokane.
The robbers left the sengineer and
fireman with the train ana bSafded
the LOCOMOTIVES and themselves ran it
several miles east, where they brought
it it, q stop. rifed the mail carr then
again boarded the engine uncolpling
it from the cars, ana proceeded three
miles to Mead. There rig awaited
them and they made, their escape.
Mead is only ten miles from Spokane
and it is supposed that the, bandits
have made their way, back to FSpo-
Lame. ~
The amount Of the.r booty Is un-
known. - MA. W.
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8 men HOLD
. Up G. N. TRAIN
Loot the Mail Car and Make
Escape
FIREMAN SAVES BIG sum

PASSENGER HELD UP, NEAR sPo-
KANE ToDAY-5AGGAGE AND
MAIL CAR UNcoUPLE0 AFTER
CREW HAD BEEN DRIVEN FROM
CAB - BANDIT OVERLOOKED
EXPRESS CAR WITH A LARGE
SLIM.
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Continued on Page Nine,
Douglas Island news., 1908-10-21
Firemen's Free Show

The Douglas Bremen are preparing to give free show and dance at Nata torium Hall, next Friday evening, De- tober 23. The program, which will oc- cupy the first part of the evening, will be we'll worth hearing, as it includes among other things musical produc- tions by the most talented vocalists in Alaska. The admission will be free and erybody is invited.
Douglas Island news., 1908-10-21

Lyman s. Ferris, steward of the Mex ican boarding house, tells us the "New Mexican Boarding House" will be for mally opened next Thursday evening by a grand free ball, to which every body is invited. The music will be un- der the direction of Messrs. Wasterlain and Strom. Steward Ferris is justly proud of the new boarding house, which is frst-class in every particular, and will take delight in showing his guests through the establishment.