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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-23
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Washington, D. c., Aug. 22.-The
railroad companies operating in the
southeastern territory today filed
their answer before the Interstate
Commerce Commission to complaints
which have been brought against the
advance rates on grain and grain
products from Ohio river crossings
to the southeast. @tr. rF:.'7 -. "
In connection with this are filed a
motion and demurrer to strike out
of the complaints certain allegations
with regard to southeastern freight
associations being combinations in
restraint of trade in the violation Of
the Sherman antitrust laws on the
ground that the Interstate Commerce
Commission has no Jurisdiction to
administer the Sherman antitrust
laws. They take the position that
| the Southeastern Freight associations
do not suppress trade, but promote
1t and are essential to the ordinary
conduct of trade and commerce.
Defendants allege that their recent
increase of rates, has not suppressed
competition, and the same competi-
ton exists as heretofore. They deny
| that north of the Ohio and. west of
the Mississippi river is dominated by
any traffic association which fixes or
maintains freight rates or suppress
es competition or restraints inter.
state trade.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-23
IS 0. K.
No Changes viii Be Made
in Plans Of BattIeship
North Dakota

Washington, D. c., Aug. 22.-The
reports that the battleships of the
North Dakota and Delaware class are
regarded as unsatisfactory by the ma
val board recently in session at New
port is not credited here. Assistant
Secretary Newberry stated that no
radical changes would be made in the
plans of the Utah and Florida, the
battleships of the Dreadnought type
which have been the particular sub
jects of discussion by the board. The
new8ideas that were recommended as
a result of the conferences at New
port will be carried out in the Utah
and Florida. but viii not be the cause
Of any changes in the plans Of the
North Dakota and Delaware.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-23
Speaker After Speaker Is
Arrested for lncen-
diary Talk
Finally the Arrester Is Ar
rested and Then ALL
Are BaiIed Out

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 22.--An
immense picnic and barbecue given at
Fulton Springs, near Birmingham,
this afternoon resolved into a gem
eral meeting for the extension of
sympathy to the striking miners Of
the district. Over 5000 were present
and number Of the speakers were
arrested for incendiary utterances. #
Two hundred guardsmen were on
hand as well as large squadron Of
deputies under Chief Deputy Lucien
Brown. Brown, in rushing forward
to arrest one speaker, jostled a wo-
man over and was put under arrest
by constable. He was later arrest
ed again for disturbing religious
worship because he arrested a preaeh-
'er for using frey language during a
prayer. s ii fa .3%5
s As fast. as one speaker was arrest
ed the chairman would call upon an
other and the speaking would con-
tinue as though nothing had occurr-
ed A. r." Farley, a member of the
miners national executive board,
was chief speaker and he counselled
the men to observe the law and to
stand firm by the union. Each of
the speakers arrested, as well as
Brown, was able to give bonds be-
fore leaving the grounds. Il q. .
All Is reported quiet tonight, al
though the general situation remains
extremely critical.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-23
VERY REMARKABLE CASE OF BLOOD
infusion
Husband Gives Pint of His Blood to Save Life of Invalid
II Wife and She Seems to Be Transform.
Ing Into a Man

So delicate was Mrs. Bradley that
the doctors pointed out to her hus-
band that it would be extremely dam
gerous to use the knife until her sys-
tenn had been built up to bear the
shock. IA
The operation was necessary. how
ever, to preserve his wife's health,
and Bradley insisted that it be per-
formed. The doctors agreed at last,
but only on condition that the wom-
an be given a preliminary training
process to put her in condition for
tho ordeal
Among other things, it was decreed
that quantity Of rich, strong human
blood should be infused into her body.
The doctors were looking around for
someone to Supply the life-giving
fluid when Bradley offered to tap his
own heart for the sacrifice.
The husband is a strapping six-foot,
,er. a strong. dark, remarkably virile
man. An athlete all his life. he had
never known day OF serious illness.
Just as his wife was a Typical ex-
ample OF womanly weakness, he was
a type Of the strong man. n
The doctors gladly accented Brad
ley's offer. and preparation for the
TRANSMISSION were Immediately begun,
A vein in the husbands powerful
forearm was openad and a pint of his
blood poured into the veins of his
wife.
a radical change in Mrs. Bradley
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-23
HOT AIR
Like a Patent Medicine fakeF
Bryan Makes q Street
Talk
The Crowd Is Edited at His
lJnseenIy Hafangue
.... for Coin
Makes Another of His SIurS
at the Opposition !.
to Him

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 22.-Standing in
a carriage in the middle of Congress
street between the Auditorium and
Auditorium Annex hotel, before a
crowd which completely choked the
thoroughfare for nearly half an
hour, Mr.. Bryan outlined the uses
to which Democratic clubs can be
put in the present campaign. He
was repeatedly interrupted by ap-
plause and shouts of ttgood, good"
and he spoke of the work of the
club bureau and said it was the In
tention to organize in every precinct
in the United States Democratic
club. 'tSuch clubs he said, were
destined to do very effective work
in distributing campaign literature
among those who read it and in COZ
Letting campaign contributions and
to spread before the country the ar
guments and principles for which the.
Democratic party stands j.."
Mr.. Bryan made plea for popular
subscriptions, and estimated that the
Democratic national ticket this year
would muster eight million votes, II
each of those voters would subscribe
even twenty-five cents, he said, an
ample campaign fund would thus be
secured. .s|
eve have no way of coercing the
people, even if we wanted to- he de-
clared amid shouts of applause. Eve
have" he continued, mo idea of
promising governmental favors in re-
turn" %r-
A victory secured under such con-
| ditions, he said, would be a victory
of the people. If members of the diff
ferent Democratic clubs would give
the time Of just one day, election
day, every Democratic vote could be
got to the polls, land then" he said,
when the voters are there we have
enough men to watcn the polls and
| see that the votes are counted" 90
He created laughter and applause
| when he said there was one other
use to which clubs could be put: TO
march in the Democratic procession
on the fourth of March" =.
Before Mr.. Bryan made his appear
ance he was serenaded by the CooR
County Democratic stub Rand. He
was introduced in felicitous speech
by Miles J. Devine, a member of The
club. f.>-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-23
NOT So
Officers Deny Story Of Sol.
diefs AssauItiDg Girl at
Camp Crawford

Cheyenne, Wyo, Aug. 22.-The Of
feers at Camp Crawford, the United
States army maneuver grounds, over
the long distance telephone today de-
clared that there was no truth in the
report that young Denver woman
was maltreated at the camp last Sun.
day night by 80 artillerymen and left
in the underbrush unconscious and
more dead than alive. The story was
based on statements made at Laramie
by privates who said rs Of the 80
men alleged to be implicated had
been locked up in the guard house.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-23
STORM AFTERMATH,

AS little aftermath of the storm
of the 10th inst, at Mandan, the last
issue of the Pioneer publishes four
cuts, one showing the Swanson resi-
dence in course of construction "off
it's foundation" one illustrating the
dining room of the Inter Ocean hotel
after the roof cave-in, and one show
ing the demolished roof of the De;
mars hotel However, the damage
was speedily repaired and did not
amount to a great deal in dollars and
cents. ....-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-23
IS LOCO D.
An Aged Preacher Tries to
Marry l0.Year,O|ld
Maiden
He Is Capped Into a San.
itarium by His Chill.
dEel

Baltimore. Aug. 22.-The intended
marriage of Rev. Geo. s. Fitzhugh.
aged 81 years, and 1o-year-old Lulu
Virginia Frazier, the license author
izing which was issued at Ellicot
City few days ago, will not take
place. The license is in the posses
sion of one of the sons of Mr.. Fftz-
hugh and viii be returned to the is
suing office. III. b.
The minister is still suffering from
heart attack to which he fell a
victim shortly after obtaining the Ii
cense and he will be removed to a
sanitarium tomorrow, two doctors hav-
ing examined him at the request OF
mis- children and declared him in need
Of treatment for mental troubles
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-23
IAFI'S VIEWS L. :.
ON THE TARIFF
If Elected Will Call on Con.
gfeSS IS Get a Hustle
ON Revision

Hot Springs, va, Aug. 22.Jnst
what are Mr.. Taft's views regarding
revision of the tariff were incidental,
" expressed by him today.
IF elected he said, 4 shall call
the sixty-first congress together in ax
traordinary session to revise the tar
iff at the very earliest moment have
authority to do SO. I consider such
action to be my obligation under the
tariff plank Of the republican plat
FORM :
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-23

was noticeable within "a hours. She
began to put on flesh, improve in col.
or, and to gain nervous strength. In
a week she was so strong that the
operation could be performed With
in few hours she recovered from
the, shock, and was convalescent.
Since then she has been under close
observation by the physicians, and
many experts have been called in to
view her case. Relatives who have
visited her at the hospital say that
she appears more like her younger
brother, an athlete of some reputation,
than her former SELF ~
Mrs. Bradley wants to leave the hos
pital now, but the physicians are de-
laying her departure as long as pos
sible in order to record the changes
that are working in her. She dislikes
the notoriety that her case has en-.
tailed, but has agreed to submit to
it for a few days longer for the good
that it may do in furthering medical
knowledge. .-... l,.-...
The only explanation possible, &C
cording to the doctors, is that the
blood Of Patrick Bradley has SC
changed his wife that she has in real
ity become a part Of him. The mat
ter, which will be the subject for dis
cussion at the next meeting of tn;
Essex County Medical society, opens
all manner of possibilities.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-23
TO DIG AND SACK TuRERs.

Sterling Star: S. Il, Parke this
week sold to the Kleeman brothers,
of Long lake, the first potato hars
vester to be used in this section, if
not on the Slope, It is a to 6-horse
machine and besides taking the tn
bers out 1t sorts and sacks en- and
dumps the sacks, The Kleemans have
big field OF fine potatoes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-23
MULAI HAFID
Knocks the Tar Out Of His
Brothers Army in
Moroccan Row

Paris, Aug. o. The governments
adyices today confirm the report from
Tangier that the forces OF Abd-El-
Aziz, the recognized sultan of Moroc-
co, have been defeated by Mulai
Hafid the usurping sultan.
The advices further state that Add
El-Aziz, who Is now in full retreat in
the direction OF Tadal with the rem
nant OF his forces, is being holly
pressed By local tribes. Several kaids
were killed in the engagement and
others captured No further details
have been received here.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-23
SECURES POSITION in BISMARCK.

Wilton News. Miss Irma Mann
went down to Bismarck last Saturday
night, at which place she has accepted
position with the Singer Sewing Ma
chino Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
HAS
GIANT BOXER

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c=-=s- s-Ez-u n E-- Springs hiz-1rv
-r svo--s Is --z--r Cd be rrsEsH y the
a--l- q jim T==-5==- KING Zee EGI=r.
va =zE--s --=zs here II Is--sr
q contemplated s-aT -EllE baths H
w -= l.-1=1aza=.- II E=cr1r-EcoL
t-= gan Er=- tcz=r El1 has, II L
sa5L trimmed -1z tss1 aua-surs and
--rt=Ss5-1a-s II general AM southern
--isa- al b. has s- E15s1siI I bril-
El-- -l-se- = Ll.-z1- .-=-=a-=1z the tez-
-Ez- E1--z1 s,--5uis-s sem l--Iz1sc him
Ne ~ 5=F l. san &c w=zzh u1-s
an =-azE higher tan J=Er5=s- The
s-a1z11s 1zz believe thIt Big
i'm x -rl- O. lsFslsP a rsaL 6iE
u11 Oh Trss- ne slazE il-1sa5F- Ser
s-L -=-7=-s -=e=5-z,E z-.5.are that be
h1z rr=- u &E- sl.1 CT TINS ziL=
q tas -eslL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
MORE TONG RIOTERS
IN HANDS Of POLICE

Three u5-e pru-=sri1z Ctfn4u=a
were pEzce5 Unt=r arrest yezt=r54F by
The police charged vtrh coupIcfty II
the uErd=r01z assault made 01 Thurs
Day uEhr OF 51z q Etz zct1Es q the
troupe pert1rung Il th= Chn=ss thEa-
ter Oh EatzI street Th= thrss arrested
F=sCErJi4y ara charged with zzzauIr
with = Deadly weapon th= 1th=r ar
rsst II TIE uzrrer beng that 0t &
rival zEl5-- VIA Z cEzrg=1 with On
spray He < zuppose,1 u have been
the IHzIigzr1r II TIE Et1E= aEzE,
pr7uPtz5 5E pr1t=zz5lzzI Jealousy
II cauz=etf11 with tie arrest q This
gEto-, Ei1se raH1e = Nun Moo Ese-
Z trait q III Chinese E=1=rzI-y vas
z15Ez- { ErII= sample q what thz pa
Ice hl4vz u q u against II handling
thEtr OrfE1tzI CASES Nun Mo Eze
carEf1IF kzpt ozr q thz actual zcrfu-
.E II Itz ttzzrzr, wEz1 Tia Er1a
liars T=rs flying HselF and tzuuzrz
were sIamEz Il Ia dressing r9ou1
155rs Probably Nm zfzt=z u e.
rzbEzh his AMI far Ii Ept u th=
II sight q Tia zEzt=1ee- 4tc=-
-h= th1E hz5 ed II INST tzTz 60
q aim thai Z z-71E=r czzz
ss5lIsz he Ua5= ou- E1r E5uz=If Z IL
2os@,z - azE u t1= vfclzzz = IN a.
zaa1r- for II few q r1s poLlee station
md rEpaC-EG tEz raE, grazing ever
rs II 1-i=z an 1s-=1rztir1y-siE zI1lhlt- (
NJ Z eh=sE ttzr VS. bLzck AID bLus
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Eirh u1zk=-uD pasta TEz eI=rk zt taz
IL zdt H5T that IL injury
vas = tzh=t aze UNI -az rzu u-aru-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
RIDERS WHO
WON At HILO

r. -sS---S g tAs va-sc-< <vs-,s
contested az ~ Erc Cczeov car
-ivzl ws-s a ccIl-vS-
Z japanese racss c-s-hsrs --re-
TSz5z'< Jin--is. = Arzu-s Johnnie. ?.
TLzz. : 81 $50
. Pc-E-- -zcs-NTcPsse and VIZ
ss-S- = po5--s- SIzEzzi and Hscla. Is
r.c---S- Sr5r-z- ard Paris. = points.
2 sax ac-s--r Ms sxcsrfr.
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IzsEz-S- uhc zs-s -zss u ~ Gus
Mz-pey q H--cr-,-. car-u-s6 ne
sage. ezr zs-s driven - BY rhs cow
n.,ss E-EE-z sAa-s- CzS-zl-iss. ro-s-
EEzzi-z --e-ss- c-s-h&ls r-Irs-
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<svs--ss- entries To- IRIS event. h.
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sa-.z-s Tax c--y cs-ss were abe .
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
TWO BICYCLE THIEVES
GO TO JAIL FORA YEAR

A very satisfactory outcome OF &
matter that has been bothering both
the pcnce and the customs department
for zcms time, was reached yesterday
when Judge Andrade sentenced Alfred
FerrFIre to q term Of one year for
larceny, and gave. John Santos six
months on each Of two charges. The
t~I bave been stealing bicycles for
sonse time, the evidence and their own
sratem-Lts indicating that they have
gisten away with a good many OF late.
The custom house employees have been
especial sufferers, 10 less than three
BICYCLES having been stolen from the
Place = the custom house where the
Inspectors and 1atehmen keep their
wheels Two Of these have been re-
covered. tut the third has not =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Miss Mabel EaIaTiehia Taylor was
the hostess at = birthday party given
a. her Aene On Saturday night The
house was prsttiIy decorated with lay-
eader asters, pink begonias. potted
plants and naaidenhaIr ferns. while In
the lanai FIVE email tables we're placed
for pedro. After playing cards, dainty
and delicious refreshments were served
70 the many guests. Among these
present were Misses Irene Boyd, Emily
and Bsatrfee Taylor. Lay Williams.
Maggie Williams. Fora chainey. Bios
som Month, Hr. Alapuni Boyd, Wills
Taylor. David Desha and many others,
The latter part Of the evening Tas
spent IN music. Miss Taylor received
many Jrssents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
WALLaH EEPo2TS.

WaIaeE cane 0Et Of his Retirement
long enough YESTERDAY 10 Dive n a
hzsk 20 ths Board Of Health oe7ee
and tel PresI9zHt PIakhzm that Ii L
ztiH here and can b f0zzt EhsnsTsF
II = Ezare,I- Il he i Ts1ted- Frsm
tHz Board q Health 0zes h vent 20
the police =tatisa 20 make the SANE
znas1neement- SherIE Izuksz va nat
there 81 the announcement vas made
20 Deputy saeriE jarrett
WaIaeh Il looking qEite IL He
says k has been szEsring tr1n stroke
q paralysis and rke1natizn hE5lsat
CT fran Eiz EzrenittiHg lzbors II Be-
half u atEerz via zrz zEleted vita
1lssase
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
PUNAHOUS WIN
FROM THE HIGHS

PDEh11s defeated rz= High shoe
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score g E1a-z u q
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bcEx tut y & hard 5zhr and ID vel
z, kzep cEer cppo1ecrz from scoring
n IL. second tz1t tn P1zuzh1cz LET
Cur q Ink azE played better and with
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san II zt1c from uz right wig
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IN vas CT re baL Es= 3 fash Ei7T-
ever an = waz zooz between tiz
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
KAMEHAMEHAS
LEADING SOCkER

EE-zez-=1ls -C- against Prs
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q -sz z--z-S-e--zs-5- zs-5zz yesterday
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r. -=- - ne EEEs vas P-z-
90 -z-. ---E Bal crU backs
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MEEK --= Princes. zz5 = Ire Pms
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
SPORT
LOW TELLS Of
WILD WEST SHOW

-Tns Wa Yves. >ho~ II Eno Was
3 k-sa. sGccssS II every way. said
Eosz ? Lon yesterday O his return
ey ths Hzzsc- Il wa< 3 Success in
events sni rece-6s ard II attendance.
&,thcrkA ths attendance was sos SO
large as i would have been h&3 there
ccc been - much rainy weather. Il
hz5 been raining 81. week &iuoSe and
6i5 ass SOP uc-1 Hooc % ths day CO
ne SLOW II vas expected that II
would - postponed II Il Continued 20
rain. and 4 goc6 many people f7o1 ths
plantations rAcrsh: II was sOSrg 70
co1ct1=s &c rain ard 50 wuul5 D. PIT
@ and do ro- cone IN
~But whsc PLEASED The people almost
50 -zcA as anything else was Tie
r-c-rc-ss< vs-h which ne show PRO-
css5s6- As cs<- as enc svezl vas in
tSss5 another o-s Was begun Tesrs
vas - drag and thSr i said 70 Be
So=schlzg unusual II Ero.
TIE ground vas <osc from the rain
ecc that ID sct prevent records being
1&6s- NcPhss lad 3 o&6 horse Il
coz-5z'r make the speed for the steer.
Tl-sc : Wy h made 70 better re,c-
C-3 O=S :: he girls ~ there tsti
hz- nat Ire next tlr1s he had better
-5ss chs steer ana rors ths ho-ss- ne
horse vas 4 good o-s. 4 tho-o1saoret-
IzcscEs,: . ride hzr rrySsIc bur when
: <G- wE&c - Cd C McPhse crcS
zcc-Es- eo-ss- 3 WGl-s- ss@&L TIE
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been s5cksr nat he waS ovs-csi. o.
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change II climate Rad done hin ~
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wEzz ts had been tried II practise 3
Gay O. r=c before McPhse WIS o-s--
81 his cho5-s Of 4 cozpls o tne thor
c-S6o-sES from rEs Ec-rsr rarch- E1s
=s--lssCcs fellows. VIXEN II vas seen
-hz- re C-Esr horse was rot quite
II :, concert pitch Bur hs declined
cEs-- cc- having r-is6 them and De-
ne 3 EC--s lss-T q the possibilities
Ees- -c- accustomed u his horse &c
rad Sse- Winters se- Z had layout II
C-G--<s- TC1 see there = = kzzck n
c-S--g yc- steer tusa Gr the right
tine Zen uCSC ny 70 d II when
yo- h1-Ss < q COED grouzE II ycC
1oc'r a. Il you bust y0ur steer Ehzr
y1- k1rsss feet s-s O the ground TIE
s-se- VII o-<r yCz instead q y1u bust
~ the steer Thzr = what happened
@ Winters HIS hcrse vas thrown
s1zsrsaE-c z-d winters vas zrcrz-
<ri1us t1- thirty Minutes.
OF course II the contest for record
tine each nan had lust ous chance
Ert = Ea< Ez-EckF for 1IcPhee that
- lad Z ba5 uo11c- Another opror-
-z1ry vas 1Esret II TIE zentIzuz1's
contest hut NePhse id MT care u
-1ks Il Re hz< 70 KICK coming Re
-scogZzzz l1zt II vas = casa u hard
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For myself vent CIT u make
2 record and l1cS1T had : horse
thai szze-zt M to d IT,