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Anlanb.

Ruoolf 6unter in Ybilaoelpbia, Elm
@riinoer BON Hnf. Der bereits Dunoerte
Uon Soeen bat patentiren lalIen, nus
msuillb auf benz lSeloe Der @lsttri5ltdt,
ertldrt. oaB er IN abt WOnaten auIan=
gen miro. @olo bon "a Rarat Jslnbslt
auf ttinltllHem Weae beraulteuen. uno
swar fllr unaeidbr $lOU. 900. 900 iabr=
llh. Sein 9eb'lnnnb beltsbt an9ebllh
oarlu, Siiber uno miloerm mertbl9ere
Wetuue IN Golo 5u Dermanoeln uno sr
ertldrt. @olo bon 10 Dorsilsllber Qua=
lltdt beritelen 3u t0nnen. Dab Die He=
alerun9seIperten niAt i'm S.anoe lem
miirosn. Den urlprun9 fen3urellen. uno
in lolhen Quantitdttn, oaB bic Ybia=
oelpblaer Wtiin3e iabraus iabrein be-
lhatll9t meroen tam.
gblllieotbe, Wio., bat tiiralih ole
Shantmlrtblhaiten ab9eidaiIt uno
1T iniolSe oenen niht mebr i'm 5tanoe.
Die EeHnun9en fur Die 5traBenbeleut=
tuna au be3ablen. Desbalb 1T Die
Staot einitweilen IN GinlterniB gebuut.
Elm plrolges epmbol Der Dinnerlinge,
bic oieie 3ultdnoe berbeisefubrt babsn.
|, Mm 80, ,Mpril fel in Buffalo oer,
S1nee lieben 3ol tief uno in Samss=
tolun betru9 Der 9Aneefau 10 .3oQ.
3Dei Wdnner. bic }ih auf oem New
OortsSt. 2ouis=eIpreb3u9 Der penn=.
lploania. Babn Derlteft batten, Der um
9.55 am Mben0 oss 81. April ptts.
burg perlleb. beaaben fi1 in Walters
Wlls, 5ebn Weilen D0n p,ttsburg ent-
fsrnt, in bic grprebear. iibermdltisten
ben grprebboten uno enitamen nit bier
periHloHenen 6dfen. Die Bantnoten
entblelten. .
Sm Nep ADelin9 Ootel in Sort.
Wapne, Sn0., tamen am Montao
Diorgen in Der Griibe bel eilR.n Yranoe
IA perlonen um's 2eben.
Sn Des Moines, Soma, iino in Der
NaNt gum 80. Mpril Oblt uno Semitic
fart BON 6roit bei6doi9t tporDen. Sn|
Nes Moines fiel bas 3bermometer auf|
Drei 9roo unter benz Geirierpuntt.
Vile bliibenoen Dbfbdume muroen Be.
l41oigt. Au6 i'm meitli1en Wiseon.
lin unD i'm iapliden Minneiota baben|
Obj uno Semtiis sroben S4aoen &c,
litten.
Gin e4neehurm 0sr am Gonntoo
&beno II @bspenne, Wpop,ing, einistts|
uno aud nod, am Rontoo u6brenb]
oes onnlsn 3aess ptitbets. III oer
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6rau 8. g. IslemluA aus Detroit,
Wtih., 248 Mnust SiraBe, ldreibt fol.
9enoen BrleI in betreff oes 10 uiel be-
lprohenen er.0ellmlttels 1orni's
Nlpentrduter Blutbslebeber
,Or. peter Jabrnsp & Cons So. f.
@hiea9o. 81.
Weine Qerrsu: Sh oante Sbnen fIr
.0ie 9iiti9e BsantwOrtunA melnes Vrie=
les. Sh erblslt Sbte WisoDin DON
.Sbrem A9snten an Benton 5trabe. sic
ahetnt mir gang beoeuteno au belfen.
'Wliroe aber. Die ih 9laube, nod mebr
fir mid tbun. wenn 10 ni1t ben gan.
3en So9 anf ben Beil,sn iein muBte.
Aber mas tann man MAIDEN. tpenn man
fir Ginoer gu iot9en bat2 gDir balten
ben Mlpentrauter tets III paule. Wor
Sabren Qebraubte ibn meine Mutter
fur nleine tleine Shmelier. nel1e nit
0auttrantbelt bebaitet mar. Sic mar
lieben Sabre lans DDn Meraten obne
@rfel9 bebanbelt mor0en. Meine Muts
ter 9ab ibr un9efdbr fiinf 6laiAen
9lipeutrduter, unb felt iener 3ett bat
Tie ME tpieoer oaran -9elltteil. @ntl1ul=
Oiasn Sic. bite. nleine 6hreibmeiie.
0a id 10 oft Don meiner Rieinen unter-
brodsn speroe, bic bsute ioper9rdmt 1T.
Us .eibt beute Diellei6t teine anoere
Neoi3sn. melde IN en9eeer Derbinoung
gum Qeim ltebt als GOrni's Mlpentrdu-
ter. Bon elmer Generotion 3u Der all.
oeren IL er lberliefert woroen aIs Das
ein3i9 iAere uno 3uperldlfi9e Qous.
mntel. Wlan oarf iih oabel ni9t nun.
bern. baS bic Rinhsr bic NeDi3ln. mel.
DE i5reu Elterrt In 3eiten Der Notb ge.
bclfen a1o niAt enttdui6t bat, auf.
rtcbt erboiten.
MIpenfr6uter mirb ni9t lpie onbtre
3u6ereitste Meoi1tntr DDn Npetbetern|
nerfduft, (onoern ,pirD ben 9euten BIZ.
relt Our0 bic giotnthaimer. miitelH
spt1ioE sosnten oslietert. Man t9ttibe
All 81. 3stsr 6abrnsy y 6ons So,
1l2lI8 SO. 0opsk Aoe.. Chicago.
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Sob tuar ibtn auf Der 8erie.

SeiIe 3. Worris BON Slippers, 3d.,
mare i'm 6rubiabr BON 1906 beinobe
oabn aeueien. gr iaet: Gin AnfaH
BON 2unaenent3iinoun9 lieB MID 10
iAmaA uno nit einem 10 i1redliten
0uiten. bob meine 6rennoe ertldrten,
Sdwinofu4t babe mid in ibren RraI.
len. uno Der Zoo mir uuf Der s5er}e
lei. Sd wuroe oamals iiberreoet, 81.
Sings Nem Discoperp 3n periu6en.
gs balf mir fofort. unb nod Dem Sim
nebmen bon 81 GlalAen mar i'd wie0er.
elm aelnnber Mann. Sd fono aus
BOB NeD Discouer1 oos bette Neilmittel
1T fur 6ufen unb 2un9enleiben In Utr
aan3en Welt." Inter 9ar0ntie pers
fault BON SO. s. psters, Npottele.
preis Soc uno I'll. probefIof0e freI.
Sn peters Apot6eie pirb osutf@ ot.
ipre8sn.
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1aGeSme1tt0 tt0fettett.
clts.

y
@lepelano 1T nit teinen 6trabtn.
babndraerniKen nod uig1t III Gnbe.
erlt orohte ein Streii Der Mnaeitellten,
Der porlduiia olleroiiQs beiaeleet III
uno ourh elm Gdieos9sriht permitisit
tueroen iol. DanM iino aud bic MnS-
itdote nn3ufrieoen, tpell iie fiinf @ents
be3ablen malen. itatt brei. 9lud bic
Rrunsier-W Werbdttnile 4eben ill allers
bano ala9en QlalaB.
s5n @leoelano beaina am EienftoQ
Grleorih Guppe. ein betonnter oeutf9sr
utlll,tlebrer, Selbltmoro ourd grhdn.
gen, nahoen, er Dorber ieine frarlte
3ohter 0urb @hloroform aet6oiet
bate. Oie 2eihen luuloen BON ytah-
barn aefunoen. als oielelben lih IN Die
&nppe'Ihe Wnbnun9 begeben pollten.
um oen WuHter gu ieben. Hls Neihe
oss Uidohens las in Der Wobnune. Ole
oes Vdis.s III elnem Sduppen bel Der.
,riben. &uppe iDar ettDd 62 Sabre alt
nno III Wnllttrellen Der Staot aufs
Sene betauni. yEle es helBi, ioll E.
uus Sr,spelflunN oarilber. oub isine
3unter oetllnaerla mar, Ole nille;lae
SIal be9anaen babvn.
2na1tvno 1iur.o uno 3irlinaer IN
Woun4slown beim WiitaHelleu lDaten.
uulos III lbrem 8elhalt oas &allsns
l,ulles um 1862 betaubt. Ser Sulue,
loer luabreno Der Wiittagsltunoe auf.
puNeu lollie, par ebsnluus y ribwun-
Den.
5n 9tsD Bremen 1T meaen elmer 9lu-
saul Don YOfenIallen ole Nbpaltnug
UUu Nerlammlunuen 8ottssOlenlien
umo SGulunterrlbt perbOlen lDorDen.
DIE ltrlttelte Auaranldne lit elnAslabtt
Sn 9Daibinstou @ourtbouie erlhob
am DIenlias 4beno Bert Dsuanep, EN-
betannter Sportsmann, Die Uarbipe
Nloa y,ro, laate Damn ner Wutier lsl=
nss DpIers elne &uael in Den Hsib. eiiR
luae,lAelnlih tOotllhe 9BunOe perurs
lahsnO uno erlAoB lpdter aub nod
sulsn Wann Numens 5,las Shafle=
foro. Oem Nernebmen nod lol Ne.
uunep auh Sbafleforo's 5obn oet6otet
baDsil. Deoanep fliiAtete lih oanl IN
oR Sheune 5baflsIorDs. uno als ar
l'h nel9erte lih gu eraebell tuuroe Die
Sdeune pen elmer 5beriAsmaanidait
uno Der G0mpa9nie "" BON, 4. Sns
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NnsianD.

Sn Der 9tdbe BON Vptbom. i'm ruiz
lhen @ouDernenlent Wohilep, ihluu
om Sonntaa aiIt tenl 1njeper eill
6dbrbDDt uni. tpohel 20 Verloneu e..
truuten. Eas Boot mar nit Nau>,t.
anueliilli. ole MT lhlen ifruuen ntn
2noern ppn Der Gildbe nod 0uuip Az
rlldSutehrsn i'm sieN,fs tporsn. IS
mar nit Vnilaaieten ibe1lillt nun
Duroe mlllen i'm isInE unleut"nr 9,r
p0ld9lere be,nnhl,aie lih eine pdni'
mo lie uernrlahten ons llmihlhueu hts
SOotss. lnoeln lie llb ollie nod ein,l |
Seite or1natell.
Die Nuoitaleu ulo Die rnnitol iosid-
!llilihe Bartel Inlisn III aana Nront;
reih bel Den am Sunntuu lia!lpeiunos,
Hen 'W}uniSlpalluah!eil uroBe Ve .illn1
au Uersei1nen. mdhreno Die ertremelr
Sos'ulilten luo ole rfattlondren 9fctior
n1lllten im gerbdl;nlk uerloren bubtn
Die 2eBteren haDen in Yaris uilstu
$4,000 Stimmen perloren.
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Aorf(tbr Rati,e.

Gin fonberbarer pro5eB tpurbe tm
Sabre 1885 Dor benz 3uhtpoliseises
! ri9t in paris perbanbelt. Gin Mann
aus Goriita. benz 2anbe ber 8lutrade.
Namtns Nigalbi mar ber Mngeflogte,
Elm G1netber Bpnieu Der Rldger.
Bonieu bate, pie er ansab, eines 9az
| ges iein 6aus berIaFen unb besesnete
tura barauf einem Mann, ber i'm nit
ben Worten anrebete: Sinh Sic 9err
8onjeu9"
r3u bienen, mein 6err." :.
nSbr 0ater but audi 8onieu sebeis
rObne 3peifel, msin 5srr."
rgr bat ii9 i'm Sabre 1796 in
EMiaceto aufsebalten9"
rSaipobl, als parifer &leiberbanbz
ler."
rMIio Sic fnb iiher Der @obn bes
@dneibers 8onieu. Der 1876 in
Miaccio tpobnte9"
,Muerbinss, abet mas tpiiniden sic
eisentli9 BON mtr9"
rHi9ten sic nur ben aopf ein
tpentg in bic 9Dbe!"
rMdrum2"
rHidten Sic i'm nur in bic 90be!
- 60, 70 iit's redt, 10 --"
l1nb in bem1elben Mugenblide err
bielt 8onieu cine 10 fur1tbare Shrs
feise, bab er entfest aufidrie unb fin
trampfbaft feline idper getroffene
Wange btelt. Cine srobe Menfdenz
mense lief aufammen, bic natiirlid
Bpnieu pbenbrein mod auslahte, als
iie bDrte, mas fir Elm Mibseiatd linn
tDtberfabren lei.
0Risalbi faste por @eridt folsenbes
aus. SIM peripi9enen Winter babe er
beim Our9bldttern Der papiere feis
nes perforbenen @aters audi Elm 8latt
nit ber Nuflhrift: nNn meinen
Sobn!" sefunoen. 9arauf babe fol-
genbes geftanben: r9lm 16. Npril 1896
babe ih bon meinem 2ebrmei5ter, Dem
Hleiberma9er 8onieu aus paris, bas
mails in Miaecio, cine Obrfeise erbals
ten. Bonieu 1T BON bier pieber nadl
paris 3uriidseaogen, obne baB i'd i1m
ben erbaItenen Sdlag bate auriids
geben fDnnen. Ou peibt, mein Sobn.
mas bas beiben tpin."
Daraufbin babe er. Der Sohn, fih
inn Sriibiabr mad Marfeiue einges-
f9ifft, lei nod paris gefabren unb
babe ii9 bier nad 8onieu erfunbtst.
Da rur nod Elm Gobn ienes GERM
@onieu lebte, 70 babe er an biefem bic
ibm anbefoblene Hade DoQ5osen. Gr
babe feline Sobnespflidt nun erfiiqt
unb tDnne berubigt na6 ieiner Qei<
matb Roriita 5uriidfebrer.
ct mar febr peripunbert, als Tim
Der @erintsprGfibent tldr mohte, bab
etn 1oI1es 9erfahren in Jrantreid
ni1t iibli9 fei, unb seriet6 IN f0rms
ti9e gmp0rung, als man TIN 5u 20
6roncS @elbbube unb 3ilr 9raguno
btr proatbtoften perurtbeiltt.
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Die oentotratttd)e Gonntg
EO1tDtuttoW,

,uelhe AM 6amffaa in BEN pbilaoel-
pbia taats. moHte foiaenpe Nominatio.
,lea. Us wuroen fur eiren 3.peiteil
3ernin ohne Dppoiitiou tpieber romi.
Rirt u. Us. glion far Neprdientant.
-. VI. Wa9ntr, G1abnfeifer.
@barles Wnteniohn. Necoroer.
9. ". @Atin. Gtaatsanmalt.
@bas. Niller, Mrmenbaus-O DIRECTOR.
0ik probate Mi1ter hofte 0aruep
Havnbia telne Dppoiitiou uno tuuroe
CT eimitimn,i9 :nominlrt. tpie aud W.
g. Bed fur 0erihisidreiber.
Nls &anoioat fiir Muoitor .paren orei
@ano1oaten I'M 6eloe uno W. Is. 5ott,
{, hlyis Die Nomination.
alath fur Gheiiff luoren orei Ganoi.
oatea, I'M Geloe nno Bolen bon Oennis
ion maro nominirt.
Us nursn brei @anoioaien fiir Gon,=
lnii1iouds. gu nomiuiren uuo es 'tuaten
iliht itueni9et als Is Be,uerber >oafilr
iM 6sle IS tpuroen no,nillirt @has.
GattIer BON Sanop 3p., u. u. 'Nnoer=
isu Dou 9DarlDid 3p. uuo peter 9abn
sOn Buds 3p.
So @bos. Willer fir Nrlaenbaus=
Dlrstior nieber nomiiirt mar. 10 na=
rs,l alod Slpei @anoioateH aufaultellen
,umo fiel ole Wabl auf CANNED uno
Wiml9bman.
/ .Nls lanomefer muroe @oiraro Stin=
ael nomuirt uno als @Droner Dr.
Yuinter.
Dle auipefente platiorm mdre beher
.pegaebliebsn. oeun NemaRo miro Elm
8ptument etnii nebai,sll. oas in feinem
EGinaana BON 9teiheu Nsatsn fur Aus
tpriht uno Dir baum @tion uno Mas
Dofttp lnooiiirt. ,pslde Yeiee in Der @s=
Il.bsebun9 fur Die Beoounlunoun9 ibrer
Wtitbiiraer, uno fur bic unt'rorlduna
Der perl0nliden Hehts uno Jreibeit &c.
liinmt baben. Gin Mllira9. oas Sn-
oorsment iir @lIou ,nio Nlabaffep sll
iirsihen. fano i'm @omite fir BelAlii1e
teine unterliiibuna. Sie reinne
SpteaetTfMieret.
Nb0eieben bon oem @anoioaten fir
bic 8eisBgsbun9 mus bas aufaelelte
9ifst OILS Elm febr 9utes beseihnet ner.
oen. ". u. 9Ba9ner fir Sdbabmei=
Ter. Charles 8uteniOhn fur Necoroer.
8. N. Miliin als 6taatsanpalt unb
@bas. Wiaer dis MrnleRbaus= Oirettor
haben fif ols ebtaihe uuo tpiiienbafte
Beamte bemdhrt uno Si1 beg Ner=
trauens ibrer Goalliitueaten wnroi9 be-
tpielen.
9lub Die @anoioaien, bic nab bar=
tenn Sample uominirt rnuroen. lino
tiihti9e Mdnuet, melte oas Dolle Ner=
trauen ibrer Wiit&iiraer peroienen.
&idbter W. &eahl ,puroe als ganoi-
bat fur &reisrihter it,ooilirt uno ihm
oas prio,le9ium ertbeilt. leine el9enen
Deleaateu gu ermableu.
W. u. 4ibbroOt lpusoe tiir einen 2.
Sermin fir @ouareB inooilirt.
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ylllllln1er 4y.
Die De,st ofratifd)e 6taat4 ~
Go0Demtj oee.

luelbe bieie Node In Columbus td0Ik<
nominirte b0s folaenbe 9i6tt
@onDerneur Jubion 0arnlofl ''uoll'
pamitton gountp.
yise-9Ouuernsur: DaDio 8. Mtd-
men bon YortaQe.
Hlhter Der Gnpreme Court: 0n0b
3. Matbers BON Sionep. George q.
Dtep bon 6ranilin.
sGiaaisietretdr: s. $. Nslpmdh bon
Wiomi.
etaatsauoitor: 90. %. Dnrbin BON
0arbin.
etoats- edobmeiiier: s. u. Gren-
lrler bon belmont
@eneral=Nn,pnlt s. 6. Gogan bon
Saffon.
Mdtbe Der 6ffsntliben Nrbeiten ~.
o. Sfntes BON alien. Bernard Dorans
bon perrp.
MiId- uno NabrunasmitteI. Snfpef4
tor: Dauio u Glsp BON Nfblano.
sdul.@ .@omntiiiioudr: syohn u. Me.
Holuel bon 0plmes.
elert Der Supreme @ourf s.. g.
2araion ppn 9ifina.
prdliosnten Wablm1nner s. q.
aenb BON 5rantlin. g. u. OCsfins
bon Nuplai,e.
Wis @onbioat fir Bunbesfendfor
muroe Sames .. Campbell BON Butler
@onnip inooiiirt.
i
Der @anooat iiir &onperneur. Sub.
ION 6armou BON Cincinnati. III in ye.
aug alIf Die perionlihe areibsit ferngs.
iuno nno auuerldiia.
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Derinhi Veerleb Mehl unb Shr peroet
Sub iiberspuatn. BOB beiien lualitdt
Qeron, rdiIe TT. um @uren @efhmof
3u btitiensael,, m0Qt Sbr aud, nod 10
tritiih pv,onlaat iein. ToReabe 1T
bon hsiisn Winfertpei3en beraeftedt uno'
nod s,nv, 9Rsibooe 9emabisn, be ole
9utel. ytllonptbsite bes @ttreioes benz
Meh e,tat, sshr finoet feifroHberes
Meti. ntslnes III AieiAer Weife bieiem
fir c,.bdd uiler 9lrt Qleid fcn'nrt. obne
Rudllh, CAT ben Breis. ben s5br eaftir
be3ali
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-25
LIBERALS GET
BAD SET BACK
Winston Churchill Defeated
in Election and Must
Chase Another Seat

Manchester, England, April "a
The northwest division of Manchester,
by the heaviest ballot cast in twenty
years, today reversed it's verdict of
1906, and by majority of 429 votes
unseated as it's member CT parliament
Winston Spencer Churchill, Liberal
who has just been made president of
the board of trade in the new AS
quith cabinet, and who last year so
brilliantly wrested the seat from w.
Joynson Hicks. Unionist, his chief op-
ponent today.
Three candidates stood for election
and the result was as follows: Joyn
son Hicks, Unionist, 5,415; Winston
Spencer Churchill, Liberal, 4,9SS; Mr.
Irving, Socialist, 276.
The defeat of Mr.. Churchill is a
crushing blow to the prestige of the
government, and the young and con
fident minister, which is bound tc
have marked influence on severa
pending elections There will be nc
difficulty in finding for Mr.. Churchill
! a safe seat elsewhere. The Liberals
may derive from their defeat of today
what consolation is possible from tn,
fact that prior to 1906 the northwes
division seat was held constantly by {
Conservative.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-25
HUNDRED LIVES LOST IN CYCL0NIC STORM
WHICH Sweeps THROUGH SOUTHERN STATES
All the Gulf States Suffer From Fearful Houses Blown Away Like @ Killing r
ing the nmaesBy Far the Largest Number Of Killed Are Negroes Whole
Families Being Snufed ut-PFOpery Loss Enormous

Atlanta, Ca, April PA wind of
cyclonic proportions swept over por-
lions Of Louisiana, Mississippi ard
Alabama late today, leaving a trail
of death and injured. Tonight the
number of killed is estimated at close
to hundred and the numbered Of
injured above a hundred, with many
portions to be heard from.
Most of the deaths are those of
negroes. Perhaps a dozen white
persons were caught in falling build
ings and either fatally injured or so
seriously disabled as to require med
ical attention.
The loss Of life was chiefly in the
quarters OF. ,colored persons where
the wind destroyed their cabins,
burying the occupants in the debris,
or in the farming sections of the
country where trees were uprooted
telegraph and telephone poles torn
up and general destruction became
an encore to the storm which swept
with almost tornado force through
the country
Tonight it is difficult to estimate
the loss of life or extent of destruc
tion of property for there is little OF
no communication with points where
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-25
DESPONDEN7.
SHOT himself
DeS Laos Farmer Ends All
When He Finds He Has
Consumption

Minot, N. D., April 24.-Theodore
Skaugland who lives six miles south
east of Des Laos, shot himself Mon
day with a shot gun. Skaugland was
a man of over thirty years of age
and he had been respondent.
Some time ago he proved up on his
claim, which he sold. He has been
up in Canada on land ventures but
his health grew worse and in Feb
ruary he returned to North Dakota
and made his home with his cousin,
John Skaugland, with whom he was
staying when he killed himself.
The deceased saw that it was only
a matter of months before he would
die from ravages of white plague
and kept brooding over the matter.
Yesterday he became worse and in
the afternoon, retired to his room
where he took shot gun and fired
both barrels into his head. His cous-
in rushed to the scene but the man
was already dead. Coroner Ekrem
was called and held a short examina-
ton but the facts were evident and
no jury was called.
Skaugland was unmarried and will
be buried near Des Laos.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-25

ed, while a number of other persons
were hurt, and there was consider
able destruction of property.
Richland and Lamourie, La, were
struck by the storm and nearly a
fifth Of their population injured.
Winchester, Miss, a small town,
is reported wiped out, though only
two persons were known to have been
killed.
Natchez, Miss, reports that sixty
are known to be dead in the north
ern Louisiana storm. Hundreds of
plantation cabins are reported de-
stroyed in this section.
Mobile reported nine deaths in
Hattiesburg but this has not been
confirmed.
Y Latest Report.
Atlanta, Ca, April 24.-Reports w
to midnight indicate that $50 persons
were killed and about 400 injured il
the storms of great violence which
passed over sections of Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi and Alabama today.
| Several towns were almost swep
away and the property damage ha
run into large figures.
/ Most of those killed were negroes
whose cabins were swept away lik
so much paper.
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wind and rain did it's greatest dam
age.
In Louisiana it is estimated that
a score Of small towns were destroy
ed or partially wrecked. They in
clude Amite City, Arcadia and In
dependence.
Bell Grove, Melton, Lorman, Pine
Ridge, Quitman Landing, Fairchild's
Creek Purvis and Lumborton, Miss
issippi are reported seriously damag-
ed by the storw.
In Alabama, Dora was the chief
town which suffered.
This town is also known as Bergen.
Four or more persons were killed,
among them the wife and daughter
of Section Master Moore.
Reports also say that the storm
struck Albertsville, Ala, late this
afternoon, destroyed nearly the en-
tire northern portion of the town,
doing much destruction to life and
property. An unconfirmed report
from this section gives the death list
as from 80 to 35 with scores of per.
sons injured.
From Meridian, Miss, comes the
report that Mrs John Minniece and
her child were killed outright and
John Minniece was seriously injur
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Of Red Was All That Gould
Be Seen Of Win.
ming Auto
In Briar Cliff Trophy Race.
More Than 100000
People Present

Briar Cliff, N. Y, April PA
streak of red leaving behind comet
like tail OF blue smoke, hahsed
through the serted lines of cheering
thousands and shot over the finish line
at Briar Cliff manor today, going at
sixty miles an hour, and returned
Frank Lewis Strang, an American,
driving a so horse power Italian car,
winner of the Briar Cliff Trophy Auto
mobile race today.
The fast flying machine had covered
259 miles of a twisting, serpentine
course in hours, IA minutes and Is
Is seconds. Strang's machine was in
front throughout the contest.
The filmy vapor of Strang's car had
scarcely lifted from the racing line
when Cederin, also driving an Italian
car, whizzed by the grand stand, cap
turing the second honor of the contest
and covering the circuit in s hours, 81
minutes and 52-5 seconds. Cederin
made mighty squirt in the last part
of the contest and established a new
record for the course of 81 minutes
and 16 seconds for 3246 miles. Guy
Waugh, in 80 horse power American
machine, pressing Cederin closely for
second honors in the last lap, was
third, while Herbert Lyle, in a so
horse power American car, was
fourth, and Paul Hartoff, driving 40
horse power Italian machine, was
fifth
The judges officially declared the
race off when Hartoff crossed the fin
ish line. Three other machines of the
% starters were on the course when
the race was called off to prevent ac-
cidents to the great crowd of specta-'
tors, numbering about 100000 persons
There were several minor mishaps
during the contest which compelled
the withdrawal of several racers. but
no one was injured. There were ire
mendous bursts of applause when the
contestants entered upon the eighth
and last lap.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-25
RELEAS' D
j.. ]. LambfeCht Freed From
Arrest on the Haas
Charges
Another Warrant Sworn Out
| in Minnesota for
Fargo Man

Fargo, N. D., April 24.-James ].
Lambrecht, ex-president of the North
western Interurban Railroad Co., was
dismissed from custody on motion of
the states attorney this afternoon on
an alleged charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses, sworn to by
John Haas, saloonkeeper in Moor
head
Defendants attorneys say they will
bling suit against Fargo officials for
false arrest Whatever transaction
there was between the two men is al
legged to have been in Minnesota and
not in this state.
New Warrant.
ST. Paul, Mimi, April 24.-A special
to the Pioneer Press from Moorhead,
Mimi, says that warrant has been
issued for Lambrecht's arrest. Lam
| brecht refuses to cross the river into
Minnesota, and extradit:on proceed
| ings will be begun at once.
The charge against Lambrecht is
obtaining money under false pretenses
| in connection with a townstie deal at
Lake Cormorant, MINI.
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Natchez, Miss, reports that of ga
persons killed in that section only
two were white.
Late reports from Amite City, a
small tow min the southeastern part
of Louisiana, say that town was al
most entirely destroyed and estimates
place the number killed at between Is
and SO, while at least Is were injured.
At McLain, Miss, eight are report
ed killed. At Vidiela, La, one white
woman and six negroes are dead; at
Quitman Landing IL negroes were
killed; at Purvis Landing, Miss, three
whites and nine negroes were victims
of the store, and reports of from one
to five deaths come from many towns
scattered over the storm swept area.
| New Orleans and Mobile were cut
off from wire communication witt
outside world for several hours to
night, and the telegraph companies
repot the wires down in all direc
tons.
Tonight the storm is sweepini
Georgia, but beyond the torrentia
rains, accompanied by high winds an'
brilliant electrical displays, no seriou
damage or loss Of life has been report
ed in the state.