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Morris tribune., 1908-07-11
For Clerk of Court.

At the solicitation of number of
my friends, have decided to an
nounce myself as candidate for the
position of Clerk of the District Court,
sub ject to the will of the republican
voters of Stevens county, at the pri-
mary election. Respectfully yours,
L. P. NORBY
49, Donnelly Mimi.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-11
July 1L25
Citation for Hearing on Petifion sor
Administration.

Estate of Margaret Fitzgerald
state OF minnesota, County of Stevens,
=! IN the matter of the estate Of Margaret
Inc State OF Minnesota to Michael Fitz-
gerald and Julia Fitzgerald all persons
interested in the granting of administra-
ton OF the estate of said decedent. The
PetltIon OF Michael Fitzgerald avi1g been
Hled IN this court, representing that Mar
garet Fitzgerald, then resident of the
county OF Stevens, State of Miunesofa
d 9noa lntestate on the 18th day of February.
iSU2; and praying that letters of a Irninis,
fIatlon of her estate be granted to Tohr,
Fitzgerald and the court, havin q fixed ths
time aud place for hearing said petition.
therefore. you, and each Of you. are here
by cited and required to show cause ;f
any you have, before this court at fha
probate court rooms in the court Fansa
IN the city of Norris in the county If So
vens, State OF Minnesota. on the 10Th 49,
OF August 1908, at 10 o'clock a M. .why sa;gy
petition should not be granted . - 9e1si
witness. the judge Of said co,.rt 49,
1908 80 ua OF July,
Court SeaD A. Z. STENGER.
JArEs p oYuo> Probate Judge
Attorney for Petitioner
Morris tribune., 1908-07-11
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
Resolution.

kSSOfuIlOMs
(By Alderman Guter)
Alderman Gutter offered and moved
the passage and adoption of the fol-
lowing resolution, which was second
ed by Alderman Lawler:
Be it resolved by the Common
Council of the City of Morris that the
city clerk be and he hereby is author
lied to issue warrants on the city
treasury to pay the following sums: =
Harry Burnham, labor. .......$ 6 90
D. M. Gilmore Co., repairs. 80. 5 90
Frank Malmberg, cement work 249 50
Geo. H. Munro, freight and
stamps Observation-Disclosures. IL
Morris Tribune, printing. ...... 5 %
j. G. Morrison, justice fees. 7 40
Geo. Sundling, labor. ........... 35
Vance Kavanda, labor. ......... B 30
Carl Olson, labor ............ 30
Geo. Dudrio, labor. ...,-....... 10
Harry Burnham, labor ......... 8 20
B. Powers, freight. ............ "a
Jos. J. Gaffney, filing deed. .. 1 35
Fairbanks Morse Co., repairs. :. p y
Fairbanks Morse Co., repairs. 7s
FL. Mueller Mfg. Co., repairs. "a n
Morris Fire Dept. convention
expenses ........... So 90
Jas. B. Ormond, expenses at
tending court, st. Paul. :. IA 90
And further that this resolution
shall take effect and be in force from
and after it's passage and publication
thereof.
Passed this 3oth day of June, A. D..
1908.
ANTON WATZKE,
Pres. of the council.
Attest: Q. B. BURPEE,
City Clerk.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-11
For Clerk OF Court,

[ hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for Clerk of the District Court,
subject to the action of the Republi-
can primaries, and respectfully solicit
the support of all voters.
GEO. H. MUNRO.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-11
For Judge of Probate.

I hereby announce myself as can
didate for the Republican nomination
for Judge of Probate, subject to the
action of the Republican primaries,
and solicit the votes of all Republican
both at the primaries and the election.
r. A. COOPER, Chokio.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-11
Time SAVING Strainer.

Among recent inventions in kitchen
utensils is the colander herewith
shown. the invention Of a Minnesota
man. The common method of straining
the contents Of the colander by forcing
1t through the perforations by the aid
Of spoon is done away with. Instead
within the colander is tapered spiral
Morris tribune., 1908-07-11
County Commissioner.

have consented to become a
candidate for the republican nomina-
ton and re election for county COM
missioner, dist. No. Stevens County,
subject to the will of the voters of
the district.
Yours Respectfully,
CLAUS N. DOHLEN.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-11
For Representative.

l hereby announce myself as
candidate for the Republican nomina-
tion for Representative from the 57th
district, subject to the will of the Re-
publican voters at the primaries.
G. FL. CoLYER, Wheaton, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-11
For Register of Deeds.

I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for reelection for Register
OF Deeds of Stevens County and
respectfully solicit the support of the
voters of Stevens County.
Yours very truly,
Jos. J. GAFFNEY.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-11

To the Voters of Stevens County.
I am candidate for re- election to
the office of sheriff of Stevens County
I hereby respectfully solicit your
support at the coming election.
Sincerely yours,
J. F. Donovan.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-11
KEEPING TAB
ON The WORLD
Concluded from page 2.

Bishop Potter's Career.
{ Henry Goldman Potter as bishop Of
the important Episcopal diocese Of New
York since 1887 had come to be re-
garded as the foremost prelate of the
Mpiscepal church in America. and espe-
Morris tribune., 1908-07-11

cially as a leader Of
the progressive or
liberal element in
the church. He was
literally born into
ecclesiastical If e,
his father having
been Bishop Alonzo
Potter of Pennsyl-
vania and his I'M
Gle, Horatio Potter,
having been bishop
Of New York before
Morris tribune., 1908-07-11
For County Auditor.

I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for denomination for the
Republican nomination for County
Auditor, subject to the will of the
voters at the Republican primaries in
September.
F. E. WARE.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-11

To the People OF the 57th Legis-
IatiVe District.
Without making any further state
ment at this time relative to legis-
lative matters [ hereby announce that
I am candidate for nomination
for representative at the republican
primary, election.
Respectfully,
VIM. G.. BICKNELL.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-11

No two kinds of birds fly alike. The
style of fight depends on the structure
and form of the feathers, the wings
and the tail.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-11

feed blade, the lower portion of which
closely fits and is arranged to scrape
over the perforated bottom of the bowl
The feed blade is operated by a ham
die. which extends above the edge OF
the bowl. This novel attachment af-
fords an easy and convenient method
for quickly straining the contents Of
the colander.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16
N NEWSBOYS
 MOB POLICE

BOSTON r.te anlrg5s s.E. l-- .....=# ... =r.J#aa .r G.r badges 4.I e=. a us aFs.r aHH -f8HJ- af -a ##H|a injured #Hat fH#s had fa r, Haa,a zs.0# I-arfz=as> Hazua. . aH #fH-z H#a-- fH- r'ie, Hz Ha1 Huu- Hr.d a...-H.1# I aaHt et t- Eastnn 8m-fi## aaee Far.s Hf the news has@ aHa. Hz#H#d 4H4ar aHHazt 4Hd 8H- Hf.sH disturbance HaHiaNsa ssHaH ih, aHIeaz us4 aa aes fhe arrested tay- Ia tHa police ztatIaa=
 Ths rouH Na= m incident m 4 zira= al M# H-s-a.>-. s#lra fe--- aa#. asan-t ; fea1f H3ror which il r- claimed has rai~af t.. rfiy. of tHe ursr ta the H-azbe- Since W.d- a.-aa fHr W.w Hae-easy #ass rr- fused fa handle Inc Iarrr THsra WIS little trouble mu saturday raaryrr sheH tH- rFer found HeH-uHtm hey- fa fHH- euf tHr paper
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16
NERvY
 UMPIRES

The fnlIuviue letter has been sent te. ,'yHr Hayes hy E1irh t.amyu
 faa pu lae. Wis Fob. re faaS.
 rHi~-is d eaaat ptaee tHt Is tf-en daar carr vhat ,ou sa, N, reu an t4r tradu hero v.~teraz afternoon and ar. naatyd unH hr day ahrr tomar- ra0 rayrd l.-t a.#Ht sea Che sam, g,- certainly hat ane N to, eles, af umr tay #=ers staud II.iIa ti,. nmIns tar ,uaf. ems rhef- had been tat fags gJm== ,tgra eu each team. hat a- =s,u az 5Hes had Haed up to pHa aa thr fs s.yfe Wriea got busy and called twe fouls au Iileru which tasy scored. 8#a eaye tH-# fb, stmr
 aad H-esr dreamed tHat u a#riHl had enough nerve for tHlt But HlY. found JBar there l. Hotbins fH,, won't de. We#aave aHi learned a fat nf now things ou the trip. however.
 Welt i surFVs, yau win be trying iu @ekr ert from fHis fsttrr how We hay amrrd from eHfrasa tn tsrH SD wit back up.
 Last Monday uiest We played ths Crescent rivet E,HHston Y. NJ e. Al and although NC Iasf uut therc was T heap af satisfaction in clasaug with them This game tas good one. bu, how it tz that They E5v. such record is wonder ta me aithouga wc have ta admit that rh.e haat uz ta ta as. karpelm4n.- tau brother rrese8tel himself In the dressing room. and il Wa- like meeting Eapp" himself H- father aHH 9uafh,r brother were afs' 'sro. pr Haas.ael F. r. Andrews and GuHan vera alsa th,re
 on Tuesday ugal aa crossed seitH aH- cheasp eeHsri Y. NJ = X and aeut down n a.faH The caaH#l- claim ffs Narfds ampaa-Hir E8f ! cannot =aa hev r-z e-t it. Score r alr etme v1s tt-ss.
 W.d4+=d5y w- -ff3 e-od-te- ,a chi e1eu and had spin in uur taam EA- ing had ta rrufa te fHe Coast and both Gaffu-y and Schneider uHafafred ta Hrau aut $, tiioz E.ft as Nl6iHtrr ha1 hnrt Hfs anlls m tae CeHtral aana and EaeU that hs would aaf ha in ea8lifiau tp rlty asztfu sa dropped anf. and nur team Al- reduced tn eieht Fhr bunch ael, gated me to take charge ef tho dmnces. SO ann
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16

-aaa. uH6f# rns H=~t af lhr team Went on te oeaatr Nu ea back 10 tHe fuHrna m raae and catch up again The past aaar.g#af das- hvr been beG ones.
 snaH e. boy ~rlHf pfgfu cIaza ta Gh. 8a#rl #a oa Monday nj=H5 uaHe the tan Ba Ia= prupfe brllae# Gas V. a5a hssa pIeHs un The u.sz vraf ua s., game ta Viu. and thag H# was ahead at aI sases or t#. saur. and tag ion ratal- lad oaty t#Hza n#fG. 8f IJ Tls==aH. seaz 25-ss.
 F7Hae fHe bas hass gone oH Je 1raHte. aH Green hay. tur iumpcd aF fe raH Ha.e ta book over things faf ra#atae# #ieht Mac iH=t rheuea tHlt T=s bad gIni,d en tEe Hnuorz. Io-aa g#Ha N If oeantu. has been branded as uvHeibly by all the teams r- -1tr a-=f THrv defeated tHa \ Y. EzH4a.5= aHoal T a-rf 5eu Mac zald =-e A. = stewart MS at tHr game
 eh. yes. at fau pH Ear ae mel f HsIae af auy EHl.r sbr lses- Hke He m-d va- sfad ra maer fHz NaHe bunch.
 Has uaI. be aere at =uaou tamorrea-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16
A B. EASTER BALL.

con Easter Monday evening. Arrij aegH aH~ Faster baH of camp %om, &a 2 traue Hrelzabood. ~Hl take ftlaes. A. far wears fast. this viii De Che seeiu event "f thc season and an mels the close of tu, winters f--- uytiss- Tine affair WiIi be strictly iu- vitatioual The han Nfli as usual. 10. beautifully dee"raled and the ladies aor 2" be outdouc. @IlI. af course. b. beautifully .aHHrd.
 The executive committee having r charge t-. hail is composed "f Nil Ham E Wrt~. John r. Eeed. Iame~ W Bayne Frank N. Kie~.Ie and Ed. f, Fleming
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16
NEW CLUB FORMED
 FOR N0RTHERNERS

SEATTLE U.H#a s#s oMa.,.# as HH. AH.a im#a#- #a#I.H. as S.-
 u. auH capitalization -t s=aeoee and aaa zaaa ##a a- 0 q. er.ss RE F.f.a aua Z. \. sae uazzaeast .- #saueata~ ##sr. 3-z I, k stated sas.s-.m .uiz- |. .esH.z.- 4 sIus= lls ueHHar=# which si.r Hg suH= Haga .. As-e#a~ #Ha eHeH aH mf#a- aa ##a #s# #Ha Haa ue#s za#aH #=aHzaaHa- H .H# Nefa0y-s sam ~ #eumds at Hz plans and l= a=Hafa #aarF#F=.
 Pm auH HHI as. t aHutaa a.H= nef-#fF #f a-. a=#ufHz ta FH-eHt plans H # probable. H4.seH tmf thIs Hlm. Nfm aas. ta b. increased hsrH-e ar n. raE fHI lHa aHar,st list fz Hraaag Hae #a HaHe mafs representative Aassau- sr. eamrne ,a be surlieH al area.
 &rEuuatfar- rar 4 Ia1 lrl-c-an The rrarart all tHe aa-t -.a. of THla avenue h-te-,u Iaua= and Iae.rsaa streets .as# b.,a aud.r.sgl rsf -.a, rHas and Ga Taaza NH probably he signed dHAe tHa Ir---at wreck < raHr-~rorz baHdne aIl .h. immediate 0e erected and ready ar occupancy ahaHt September Thr Ha'dIus win b- ~a constructed that at ms Hme ad- atama ,ras.s- st4 bs added Ta- club niH occupy t.. .u,r. buudma saving Jafs raoaz on Inc -tfasf Haaf along Third atsma, There WU 10, # ~uf8- ..rrt number af raam- ra aecamodate Alasesu members aho lisIne in Seat a during th- Nfntel desfr. ta maE# 'be club #au-r t.sfr residence.
 The capitalization af faa club afu as sloaaao exclusive af tHs huiIdln4 come rany TM= meHHt has aH be-a sub. -rrihrd
 sueh men a- Judge Linalal Green e Rampant Tam Euce af Dawson grand chief af The Arctic Erotherhpa N..p Coulter of Valdez and capt F " Johnston of Nome are utero-te fn ~. formation ef the new club
 Interpretations papers far the a--ocf atfaa have air.aas been aIed ia olea ri4
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16
BALTIC SEA
 IS UP AGAIN

atfENHAGEN TH. mast fmrur-
 Scandinavian Iafe'- HaW publish -4.H.1e= rn fHr Etir1g -sa Hga~tiau lf
 nr'zrd rHaJ rHs much discussed N.r. gstu-HH- ur eIa-.d -,t subject ia. uafHiu- Je 05th tho present ny-
 fta##- fa Sweden Russia auI U#r#tHs. who concern "uIt tHe for t#.faus of Nlaad islands ou the Hf sf Bot #Ia The affair has eauS- - eaaHr auX5sfy ha5au~e thr Baltic s.s question Ha- 1leHss been serious on. buf r t~ believed iu political cir e..- th4t nothing farfarr cam hs aauc H#aff II at fHa present tIma
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16

manager ou this part or tHr tria. Wisconsin i= the b-z5 state tHaF as have found. aua with only rtsns mon we can break better tf3u even. ssaHr- fHH= that w. H8egus5 sfs.u, sH any F#tt af our trip before.
 un Wednesday ve left Chicago fa, Port Washington small town tu Michigan. about 25 miles north ur Milwaukee. Got in thrrr tn thr aft,r- ua"n and played at uisht NS has been the rule of late vr were defeated - 4t-f4 They matt, the W iuutrE bT~frt uftt but a minute tn play. W- have hard luck H nearly aU ar aur close games Generally Io-c aut on uuke. After playing such long Wmuius schedule, u seems Eiud ef hand ta begin tn laSy. but thHg the boys Hate dom. better than could h5N, been ex- rrgfrd of them. The audience at Port Washington Was certainly 4 fair one. and there can be ltue Eiekias dou, he either ~ide. The week before our same tF,.y had played th, \ Y Nationals a traveIiug t=an# uul brullr ,xrn uiIh them The \. Y bunch had laft t4aH with hftrh ryr. aHi when VI aHdrd in town We feuuf tHe people prriudierd against u4. trt when n, game was over ar received eaHgrfTt- latjeu~ eu all sides. Tr rroriy vrrr st =Net pleased that w- aat together and arranged a return same te be praved on WasbmgtaH-s birthday the HHal alHe "f our schedule. Seem HHal game of our schedule. Seem willing te loo q little crooked in thair Hsfhnds as a strange anHaenee is fgz. waiting for ehanc. fa t.Er up sucH things NJ Hurr had hu. vary HfH, lHauhlr due probably ta line fact that Me usually accept The sH4n end af the deal uf course. en eHF trip ae have been interested in following ur he teams tba ae have #st SeHs flne apa NC Iast % raugh-#au e8He te Baker "t't af Baldwin. KoHsaz THrv ure now marking slnrt rflp flaius H few games bgfWs#u Kau#as GiH and Chicago. and should be at
 H.ir hp=t When thet set m tho rnah tast viii have T ~tmpie af what He have aad ra contend 4tf.. Last uislt they Jazf te tae Chicago esetrale ay l seHrr pf tt-su. and have lsst several ef their orHer games uf course. fHaf. I- satisfaction far u- H hearing fEH=
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16
TO STOP SALE OF
 SOLOMON RAILROAD

made motion this afternoon In the district court for an injunction 10 re- strain the r. < marshal from selling tae property of the solomon River & Council city railroad
 Tine sale against which the njunc. ton is being asked arose from the suit of DuuawaA against the railroad com pany. The case is proceeding.
 Granite Minina Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16
RAN LOCOMOTIVE
 THROUGH MOB

ltfk3z tHHeHsia= iH eau~oqusurr - ...ag accidental HHnr af some la- h=Hf- hx u locomotive ar 5 suburban station af inc railroad aera today. sl Hah of comrades af tho sietims sur aaaH.Laa ta" engine and attempted tn EH.a the engineer. Ta ,-e4Fe the fury a= tIHs= excited mob In, engineer oTfen- - GHratfIs# at tHa IagaHatjeg and l=-.-# fhraHs tire crowd killing six ma. HHd unuuaiuE mauy ath-rs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16
WIFE AND PARAmOUR
 TURNED OUT IN NIGHT ROBES

EalSE laa#u The Was eE the r1u-sfa--sr i- particularly bard m winter John Thompson returned at might au,Nneet,JHy To his .nm. a~r PHe-HHIa this -taf. and -urH-.d F.fN Carpenter h. tae HaHs. aitH his wife T.e#Fseu #Ha.5 tH- pafr auf iHta.t=e -uaN witch Ha protection from # -fafH ~aF. th-ir night fathc- enf ths nearest shelter Ha- aur aHd r Haf mff-- distant.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16
RI0TGUS
 CONVENTION
SOME WILD SCENES WITNESSED DURING DEMOCRATS. sEIEc-
 TON OF DELEGATES
Nuggets spesj5l ssrvtae

NE4N YORK. AnrI H -a=H# #fis.-= uua -evua= We're sfH..#a# .#HHe Inc democratic convention a#.. md lHs meeting lasted WHt #HH--Hf
 T#+ lafaH lnrefz ##H# completely -peirhet. aul line MaE-H# HtsIieH Naz drfs#Hsd haHs1eaz= #rh.gaz tiaa ahe=e aetiaaz atr ==IHfstufe5y mn tuFsaed provided th,y aa= oFPs=sd ta lf}ae. Wli go ta ihc HH4uai drun- .Ilatzs convention al beasrH.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16
WATER IN iNNoKo.

John Morrow today received tele- gram which stated that water covers tIr iec on tbe lnuuko. and that the weather i- ~" warm that travelling to tHe new camp by trail i- an uncertain procedure.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16

 DISCHARGED

Ter.seurt teda, sustained a motion si .aautu.f ta lhr. audletmen, against T.. ~,ids8Nrfs NEu v.~ charged with 5.lIaHy alleged q" have been committed -a .,HHs s4aa- without d Heyusr
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16

ftH regular meeting Hf fine Some odd Fellows club Hill be Held ea Ffi- aav evening t7ta inst. af Labor I'm faa HaH smoker following meeting Nf| eHa Fellows ar- cordially invited.
 NRTHTR GIBSON.
 Secretary
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16
,I.flet,n=V'i-is-as -as#

f1te Had twa trys II tHf= and Hs9 aHae lhfTe time- md then ut zz aEt. .nEs
 juHFe5 oH fhr tram r5rF tadHy a iaab over the feii for fomorfaa'+
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16
LONG DISTANCE
 HORSE RAGE

rTAH X horse race for distance pf e4s mily~ H'~ started from near SaH Istks Gi-g and k uuN proceeding.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16

Largest Billiard and Pool Room in Alaska at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16
Granite Mining Candles are the best

Nome Brass Band Grand Annual Ball. April 25, Eagle Hall. New repor- toire Tickets s2.oo. Ladies free.
 Blstz Pr,vate Stock at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16
Gowns: 75c

Womens' Fannelette Night Gowns, fancy and solid colors all nicely finished. we'll worth double the price
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16
FOR RENT.

ROOM and large nall over Hunter
 Hall. manager.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16

seeuz funny nat to ha,r e dozen roash.housers aramd 4I the lime
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16

Eight h, rsepowrr boiler Inquire J n. l-eedy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16
WANTED.
FOR SALE.

Gasoline pu' ring plant Apply i.i0a East Front street.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16

G. X NJ knit to fiji underwear. cream and white Regular sa5o. special ........ ............. $2oo Fine cashmere garments. thc kind We sell at S..25 This sale ...-...... ...... Sf5o set Snug jersey ribbed unon suits Reguai Sa'5 special for this sale .................. s225 Swiss ribbed white wool vests oniy. sold at S22' this sale $t50 Childs hocce-lned all sizes, regular 5oe gar mcnt. This sale ................ 35o Set Snug ribbed worsered good value at the regular price $l.5o. this sale ................ stoo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-09
OLYMPIC CONTESTS.
United States Not Represented in tlie
 Team Contests.

Bisley. July 9.-Dull weather with treacherous wind threatened eraiy to-day to interfere with the opening of the Olympic shooting contests. By noon time, however, the weather had Improved and some good scoring was recorded in the 300 metre team com petition and in the individual sin gle and double shot matches with running deer as a target.
 The United States is not repre- sented in the team competition, but in the individual matches Walter Winans apepared for America.
 The camp is full of visitors and brighs with bunting. The Cosmo- politan character of this gathering of the worlds marksmen is evil denced by the II emblems of differ- ent nations floating from iagstaffs planted in circle outside the ad- ministrative office of the National Rifle association. These flags rep resent the countries participating in the contests and they are thus placed to avoid all discussion re- garding seniority.
 Winans scored 21 in the single shot competition at a running deer. The highes. score made thus far is 24 by Rankin, an Englishman. The highest possible score is 40. Tn the double shot competition Winaas tied with Rankin at 46, the highest made thus far. The highest possi- ble in this contest is SO
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-09
Bryan's Neighbors Ready.

Lincoln. Neb. July s.-A demon stration has been planned to follow the nomination of William J. Bryan and Lincoln enthusiasts to-day anx- iousIy awaited the roll call in the Denver convention. The nomination was to be announced by tnotine whistles and ringing bells After the noise had subsided the plans include an advance on Fairvicv where Mir Bryan's neighbors will notify him of the nomination.
 Mr Bryan received a large num- Der of telegrams this morning and the Fairyiew mail waz unusually heavy. Mr Bryan began worl. early and asasiled the huge 1ile of letters During the early morning he man aged to do considerable work with out interference
 The destruction of the Taft ban ner aroused excitement The repeb- lican state central committee began work on a new banner Chairman Hayward announced that he meant to protect the emblem by force if necessary. Many democrats con- demned the attack on the tanner and disavow all knrwIedEe of the affair. 4 number Of republicans ia- sisted that the hoistins of the en- bIem was a mistake.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-09
BRIDGE FELL IN
WorkmeD Carried Down and Thrown Into River When
 Structure Collapsed
A NUMBER KILLED

Cologne, July 9.-The new bridge under construction over the Rhine at Cologne fell in to-day and a number Of the workmen engaged on the struc- ture lost their lives. Up to noon four teen bodies had been recovered and nine men have been taken from the
 water seriously injured. The scaf- folding supporting the powerful crane used in the erection of the central span of the bridge collapsed at half past ten and the crashing down of this section carried with it several other spans. A number of workmen were thrown into the river. Some of them are still underneath the scaf- folding and there is no hope what ever for their lives. Immediately af- ter the accident a number of boats put out for the scene and began the work of rescue. About a score of struggling men were quickly picked up. The police and fire brigades Of Cologne were notified and rushed to the river to assist in the work of salvage and rescue. They secured more boats and succeeded in saving a number of workmen who were la boriously swimming in the strong current, fully clothed toward the shore. It is impossible to tell at the present time the exact number of vic tims.