davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-09
Hill nidJt rri,en.
Der &pli5eidef in Ianeomber lebnf
Elm sn id)nelies @urseBen ab.

Gortlanb, Ore, 6. San. -
Ills 8ancollper, g. g., miro beri6tet,
Sab Ser 8oli3ei6ei Chamberlain ei.
ne Sorberung Ger 9liiatic @gcllnion
2eague, Dab bas orientaliihe 8iertel
naf 6eueupoffen unb anberen ge'
fGbrIi6en @affen our6iubt werben
m0bte, abgelebnt fat. Der Gbei CAB
ben @rnit ser Gage 5ll ipra6 it'd aber
entihieben gegen 9eihleunigrng ei.
ner mogIi6en &riiis in Der iapani.
i6en Srage bur6 cine bruitiihe Wab'
regeI tpie Die oorgei6logene dlls.
31pei Der perbaiteten Sapaner ipiir.
ben segen $4,000 8iirsidaft, Die BON
perantlportliben Sapanern geitellt
plirSen, irei geseben. Die anberen
spei iinb nod in Salt.
Die iapaniibe 8eibdftsoereini'
g,1ng ididte geitern Dem Seuermebr'
def Sbompion Elm Ihones Roienbou'
quet, nm es ben perIebteu Seuerpebr'
Ieuten 81 iibergeben. Gem Bouquet
lag elm Gbef pon 500 fiir Die Seuer.
pebrIeute un6 elm 9rief bel, in Dem
oie San6lungstpeiie Ger Sapaner be.
oauert rno erfldrt mirb, bab Die 8e.
IfGftsleute alles In ibrer Woht ste.
benoe tGten, INN Die ihulbigen Ser.
ionen Ser 8erehtigfeit Su iiberlieiern.
Ger Seueripebr6ei ififte ben Gbef
unb oie 9Iltmen an bic Sapaner 5lt.
rid uno erfIGrte, baB bie Selterruebr.
Ieute, 6ie miBhnnbelt tporSen ieien,
ni6t Sen @unih b1tten, irseno mel.
DIES 8ei6enf fir Sie ibnen 5u8eiiig.
ten 8erIebungen an5unebmcn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-09
prr GBam-p -pro;cB.
Sat bcutc icincu gluiang in Nciu yurf
9cnOmlllcn.

9e,o Oorf, 6. 5nn.- Ger 8nei'
te Yro3eB 6arrD g. Gbmu8 1pegcn
obiittlider Grmorbung bon Stonton
@bite bat be,lte in oenielben 3immer
begonnen, in Dem Sbop m6bren0 OeS
erIten SermineS bGinGbe orei Wonate
9eieiien fat.
SSm Sergleid) nrit 0em erIten Ser.
min berriHte in gterp Oo~e penig Sn.
tereiie.
gS miro cine gon5e 3eit bouern,
ebe man Die notpcnoige an5d5l BON
8eifporenen suiommen bot. 800
8eifmorene iin6 einberIfen nor0en,
bon oenen 6eute 100 anpeienO mas
rem. Otorgen merOen lid mie0er 100
meIoen uno ser 9feIt am Wfittlpod.
Ser IiitriftSampalt Serome umO
SilfSanpalt @arpan 1perOen ipieoer
ben Staat reprdientieren, mGbreno
Martin @. 9ittleton, Elm tpoblbefann'
fer 9ln!palt in 8rooflpn, als Sbam's
Sauptperteieiger fltugieren unb Del.
pbin Wi6ael 0elma5, ben Galifor'
nier InnpuIt, Der an Der Spite Ser
8erteibiger i'm eriten Bro3eB Itano,
eriesen apirb.
Sbap purbe linn If llbr 27 Dor
6as @eri6t gebra6t. Seine @rifei.
nung 3eiste tpenig ober sur feline Ser
1nberung gegen Die i'm Iesten Sabre.
SobaIb Sbaip eri6ien, fiinbete iein
SauptanipaIt Wartin @. Sittletou
an, baB bie friibere NihtihulOiger.
flGrllng ietneS Slienten 10 amenbiert
iperben tpiiroe, vbaB Der angeflagte
au Der 3eit irriinnie mar, als Die Eat
beganeen murOe."
Eban iette lid on ben 9erteibiger.
tii6 nit oen Serren 2ittleton, 81.
2uiiea Yeaboop uno Daniel S'gfeiap.
Ger 9iItriftsanpalt Serome unb
$ilfS0iitriftsanpaIt @arpan reprG.
ientieren oen Staat.
Srau gpelpn Nesbit Sbatp, geflei'
set in 6aS blaue SbulmGohenfleio,
bas DGbrenO OeS eriten Bro5eiIes be-
fannt nuroe, mar in Dem 8eri6tss
5immer, als Die 8erbanoluns begonn
Sic mar be9leitet bon 5rau Garne'
gle uno Soiiab Sbap.
Ger 9fi6ter 9omling fiinbigte on,
OaB bis ouf lpeitere gtoti3 t6gli6 brei
@eri6tsiiBungen itattfinoen piiroen
umb 5ipar tuie ioIgt: 8on 10 llbr Is
pormittoss Bis I llbr nodmittags; !;
bon 2 llbr nahmittass bis 6 llbr
nu6mittags unO bon 8 l1br abenbs
Bis 10 llbr abenbs. gbeuio madte
er Die Witteiluns, baB Die @ei6ipo.
renen ndbreno bes Bro5eiies einge'
idloiien tperoen piirben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-09
Giieubabn,iioe -
koutOifrrn.
Sin Tcriuncn5ua fGbrt in cincn
Trad)t5u9.
SelentGlls llcQt Moor
llad|lafIiGkeit uor
3iuci Tcriuncn iofOrt gct6bet nno
cine toOli1 ucrlctt.

GubuQue, ga, 6. San. -
3pei EerIonen nur0en 9et0tet unO
cine mobri1einlib t0OIib pcrlebt, olS
geitern Elm $erionen5ug Der Chicago,
burlington & Guincp gilenbabn lnN
Elm 6raft5ug Der Chicago, @reat
@eitern GiiCnbabn in Gait Dubuque
5uionmenitieben. Got iinO:
s. @. 9lonGarO BON ga GroHe,
2ofomotipfiibrcr Oes %Gliogier5ugeS.
ginfielo Wtc8ulgbep, Gait 3u'
61ple.
gerlebt lit 8. 8. Smith, @reInier
oes Srodt5uBe8; 9etne IN ldlimmer
@eiie 5ernolmt, miro Dabrl6einltb
Iterben.
Der Chicago, @reat @elteru.3ug
fubr iiber Die 8urlingtons@cleiie, ais
Ser Yuiiogter5ug in i'm bineinfubr
unO in 5tpet 61Iften iGnitt. Ger
2ofomotipiiibrcr OeS @oiiagier5uge3
iob Sen 6roht5u9 Quer iiber Oem Sc.
leiie un0 periu6tc, ieincn BUG an5u.
boIten, ober Die 2uftbremien arbeite.
ten nift.
0tc8augDep mur0e in elmer Sabine
getGtet, 0ie bon cincm Srobtmagen
getroffen un0 pollitGnOig 5erIbmcttert
puroe.
aein &oiiagier purOe perleBt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-09
Duuofrsnot '7
--p in Ruslano.
Der Sforbnt in Der Erupins Gripan
ansgcbrudcn.
Sofortiee Dilfe 0urdJ
Ar,neiea llnO 2rbrnsmlttrl.
Der Statsrat ipll wcitcre Gelomittcl
beipilligeu.

ct. Petersburg 6. San. -
Cine 9epeihe pon Siflis meIoet, OaB
1lnter Ger 9ep0lferlmg Der Tropin5
@ripan ser Sforbut altsgebrohen ici,
nadbem ole 8egcto, mie anoere
&aufaiuSsIiItrifte, I'M pergangenen
Sabre ourb MiBernte uno SungerS.
not gelitten bat. @s iinO WoBnabmen
sur gpbienoung bon Rabrungsmitteln
umO glr5neien getroffen tpor6en, uno
man lpia 3uieben, Dab elm Seil beS
BON Ger Iuma 5ur glbbiilie 6eS gtot.
itanoes bepiIligten @eloes fir Die
betroffene @egeno perpenbe. peroen
bari, oblpobl oieieS MIR fir Die erro'
pGiiden Gropin5en NuBlanbs be-
Itimmt ift.
Ter StadtSrat lit Su einer Spe'
SinIiiblng einberiiien ilno ioQ einen
getrag belpiqigen, ser nnh 8enebmi'
gltng ourh Sen &oiier Damn iofort
5ur &iilfe perfiigbar miro. Die @rn.
teouSiid)t i'm europ6iiden 0tuBlanO
lit infolge ser Iebten &Gltetoge, obne
Sdnee, ihlehter geluoroen. Die
@interiaoten iino iuiolge beS Wnn'
gels on ShuB Dor Dem grimmcn
SroIt perOorben. SSn SanoDirt'
i6oft5omt 6eS WtiniiteriumS ocS Sn.
nern 9pirb man t1glib geOriidter, ba
man oie Notpenoigfeit erbobter sluf.
wenNungen fir Die gtotleioenoen er.
fennt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-09
.
AIarmirrcuOe '>'''''
nad)riht.
Sapaucr in ben &crcinistcn Staaten
uuS &auaSa lcbbaft.
he,rrulltru io!lru uom sliRa0n
OrOcr rrbaiten babfn.
gcrcit, rad iDrcm Gatcrlaube suriif'
5nfcbren.

Cortland, Ore, 6. San. -
glus &nncouUer, 9. g., miro 6erl6tet,
OaB SunOerte jnponii6er GrsSoIoa'
ten, Die iib ieBt in &lncouOer befin'
ben, bon Dem WfifoOo OrOer erbolten
buben, iofort nudb Supan 3uriid5u'
febren.
&orcouper, g. g., 6. Sun.-
&iele iapanii6e Heierpiiten ba6en
oen GefebI erbulten, nnh Eofio 5ll'
riif5ufebren, Wie bier Gebauptet miro.
Die Snponer ielblt rpeigern iid, Die
Sohe 81 beipre6en, ober eS fann
ni6t 9eleugnet perOen, OaB mebrere
bunOert Wtonn bon Der SiioIcite Der
internutionalen @ren6linte elngetrof-
fen iinO unO Iicb bcreit MAIDEN, na1
Sapan ab5ureiien.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-09
Ru}ffd)c MadD famkeit.
9scpulutipnGrc pliinbern bic @affen.
halle etnes Gcsiments.

ct. petersburg, 6. San. -
Ssn 8eterbof betroteu Samstagna6t
agenten Ser repolutionGren slrmee'
organization rubig Die @nffenbaac
eines fospii6en &egiments un0 5ogen
nit 60 @etpebren ob. Die geh0rOen
niIien nid1t, mo lie ith iebt nufbalter.
gntoefungen bon 9omben un0
@rploiipItoffen perOeu in ct. Teterss
burg beinabe ie6en Tag 8cmcl0et unO
Die 8oli3ei bebal,ptet, I5nformationen
81 baben, ooB 9etpiiie 8ruppen bon
Serroriiten ii6 oorbereiten, lire
SGtigfeit ipieOer al,f5unebnen. slm
Samstag fanO Die Yoli3ei in Ser
@obnung zines glrbciters IA 9ombpn
umb perbuftete 90 Wdnner.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-09
TalfdJer scbtincr.
Gin golisiit brinst cincn Gnufcn
gnmmler our Taiiun.

Gbicago, 6. San. - @cfGeiNet
in 6en Talar zines Gabbiners ser.
itrei,te am Sreitagabeno Der Eoli'iIt
Sames s. Hoa6 einen Sauier
@ummler, Die furae Belt porher Sen
Mabbiner @illiam Golb, Gaitor bes
gidur Gboim SenpeIs, NIT Steinen
betporfen batten.
Ser goIisiit, Dem Der angriif Gui
Den Rabbiner miteeteilt nuroe, be-
'blob eiue Gift anSutpenben uno lid
ben SuIar bes gabbiners 5il bergen.
GIs gtoah auf Der StraBe erihien.
tpur6e er BON Dem Robelbaufen iofort
NIT @urfgeihoiien bebadt. aerser.
lid iiber Uen glngriff pergaB Der
golisiit iein geiitli6es acitiim, unh
feinen 3niippel i6nea unb frditig
gebraudeno, 5pang er Den iiberraid.
ten gobeI aur Gluht.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-09
~ N~AA
AUDI Mopr
entlaTen.
Nic Iuflaasn gcgcn bic brei Scamten
Der @citcrn SeScratiun Of WfIncrs.
Slle brei mer0en fit
unldJuloie rrklart.
Sctt fpmmt bic 9fcibe an iBrcn In'
fldgcr Srd)arS.

@oiie, Soobo, 6. San. - 8us
Gn0e Ser &erfolgung Der Wt1nner,
Ole ser grnor0ung beS fritberen
@ouperneurS Steunenberg anae'
flogt maren, nit gluSnabme
Der 6GQe bon Sarrp SrGaro
uno Sad SinlpfinS, fam NIT
Der 6reiipredung bon George u.
Eettibone. Charles $. Woper, Brd'
itOent Der @eitern 5eOeration OF
WtinerS, Ser nit Yettibone unb Sap.
nooO Der grmorOung bes 8ouper'
neurS Steltnenberg angeflagt ipar,
murOe am Samstagnahmittag for
mell entlniien un6 miro IN einigen
Sogen nit Eettibone nah 0enpcr 5u.
riidfebren.
Der 8ro5eB Or6nr0's, ser iid
ieIbIt 81 Der grmoroung Steunens
'bergs befnnnt bat, lit in ben S1nOen
6eS Staat$annalte8 8an0upn bon
Cannon County. ,Gs lit nod nihtS
mitgeteilt porOen, mie IN 0emIelbeu
porge9angen merOen miro, aber er
miro mGbrenO Oes n66lteu Eermins
oes Geri6t8 in GalOnea auigerlIfen
unO pobriheiniid Oeiinttiu erleOigt
lper0en.
SimpfinS, Elm MitglieO ser Gyeflls
tipbeb0rOe Ser 8eitern 5eOeration Of
0finerS, Der angeflogt lit, IN boS Ser.
breben oerrpitelt 5u iein, lit Elm SSSll.
itt5fliidtling unO Die Anflage gcgen
i'm pirA nuireht erbalten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-09
gerbduenisuoaes Ieuer.
9rei Neuiden fpmmen bel benz
8ranbe zines 8ebGubes nm.

Sruneisco, 6. San. -
9rei Berfonen perloren beute firth
ibr 2eben. als bus 0ebengebd,lbe Ses
fransoiiihen SoipitaIs, bas aIs
@aibanitult urb eIeftriihe 2raftita'
tion beniist miro, nbbrntnte. 9ie
Spfer fparen angeiteIlte.
Cine 3eitlans berrihte unter oen
Batienten cine Ganif, aber iie tpur.
ben Don 6en 8fleeerinnen 10 i6nell
.pie moelib berubigt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-09
gcitrafrng pcrlangt.

Baris, 6. San. - Inn feline
abiidt ails3ufiibren, Die er am Srei.
tag angefiinoist bat, bot Brin5 SeIie
De Sasan i'm 3riminalgeridt cine
Rlaee ipegen tdtliden glngriifs gegen
6en @rafen goni De gaiteIlane eirse.
bra6t uno einen sSranfen gntiddbi.
sung perlanet. Die 8eriammlrtng
miro am 81. Sanuar I'm Seridt Der.
hotbeIt tperben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-09
SoIsbGnSler seitorbem.

Ga groiie, @is., 6. San. -
Charles Da. WacDonaIb, Der piele
Sabre lang elmer Der oneeiebeniten
MGnner unter ben SoIsbdn0Iern anr
8eit Ger @nt,pidl,me oieier Satouitrie
I'm Worbpeiten mar. lit belite bier in
ieiner @obniing I'm glter bon 65
Sobren geitorben. gr ipar nit lei.
mem gruber, Dem peritorbenen Capt.
8. G. WocGonal6, aIiociiert. Die
Sirma trnt bon etipa 10 Sabren aus
Dem @eihdft 5uriid.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-09
Suhes Ilter.

WiIIersburg, Ohio, 6. San.
SIN slIter bon 107 Sabren lit Guan
1barp in Haibuile geitorben. Srau
Sbarp bat unter ieoer aominiitra.
tion, ous oenommen Der bon 8aibins.
ton. gelebt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-09
9Dnig 2eppplb frauf.

9riiiieI, 5. San. - Ser 3us
itanb oes 80nigS, Ger an Ser @iht
leioet, miro i6Iimmer. @s wirS NIT.
geteiIt, ooB ser ¬en zines iGiner
Snden langium oerlpittert un0 mar
befiir6tet Die Iusoebntng ser &ranf
belt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-09
GHsnbabnpiouter gcitorbcn.

Gbicago, 6. San. = Sobn 3.
Sanning, in @iienbabnfreiien nIs elm
gionier i'm @iienbabnbau tpobl be.
fannt, Der Die 0es Noines. .0ipiiion
Der Rod SSslano'@abn unS einen gro.
BEN SeiI ser gtortbern Gacific uno
Union Yaciiic SpIteme baute, lit ge.
Itern na6 LANCER &ranfbeit in ieiner
@obnimg i'm ater Don 81 Sabren
geitorben. Serr Scanning fam i'm
Sabre 1874 aus Srlanb rad bieiem
2anoe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-09
Nnsseiuieien.

@erIin, 6. San. = Die II
MuIIen, Witglieber bes gentralfomi.
tees Der ruiiiiden @rbeiterpartei bic
9ienittagnaht bel Dem lteberfall Ell.
mes Sauies in Der @oritaot Gbarlot.
tenburgs perbaftet tpurOen, iino ent.
laiien porben unb baben Den gefebl
erbalten, innerbalb "a Stunoen Ser.
lin az perlaiien.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-09
Stapellanf.

8erIin, 6. Gan. - Ger StapeI.
Iauf bes eriten beutiden 2inienifiiis
bon $4,000 Sonnen miro auf Der
@erft bon 8ilbelmsbapen wabr.
i6einlib 5u @noe Sebruar ponItotter
geben. @enn Die iesisen 0ispoiitio-
men feline aenSerunsen erfabren, pirb
Der &aiier ielbit bel Der Seierli6feii
sueegen iein.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-10-26
COMMITTEES ARE
APPOINTED

The Wenatchee Southside Wolf
Hunt Advisory Committee met Sat
urday afternoon at theWenatchee
Commercial club rooms, pursuant to
the recent call, and appointed the
following committees and lieuten-
ants: Committee: R. T. Woodruff,
w. o. Tetherow, z. F. Scheble, We
natchee; r. P. kizer, NJ. Clark, I.
N. Simmons, Southside; D. NJ.
Thomas, Leavenworth; w. NJ.
Dunn, Waterville; Frank Palmer,
Cashmere; R. A. Brown, Monitor;
Percy Walker, Wilson Creek; Kelley
Davis, Douglas; John Owens, Ephra-.
ia; Frank Billingsby, Quincy; Tom
Chisholm, Malaga; R. Kern, Rock
Island. Lieutenants-R. Kean, w.
o. Tetheow, Chas. Kamholts, E. C.
Brett, Joe Laid, L. ]. Coonan, M.
Clark, l. n Simmons, w. H. Scott,
R. G. Dudley, S. ]. Malloy, John
Witte, Henry Wolf, Walter Smith, G.
Overturf, w. Kizer, H. S. Ward, E.
Wilson, S. Farver, G. B. Howard.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-10-26
LOCAL OPTION
MASS MEETING
RELATION OF THE ANTI-SALOON
LEAGUE TO THE LOCAL OPTION
QUESTION DISCUSSED BY WILL.
LIAM j. HERWIG YESTERDAY.

William J. Herwig, assistant state
superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
League, delivered two addresses on
the local option question at the Meth
odist church yesterday. He gave a
history of the movem. Mt and ex-
planned why new organization was
deemed necessary when there were
already so many temperance organic
atoms in existence. The central idea
of the league. he said, was to empha-
size the idea of unity, and to furnish
a practical basis on which all tenn
perance organizations could unite.
He asserted that the weakness of the
Temperance forces for the past quar-
ter of a century had been disunity.
and to this fact he attributed the
slow progress that had been made.
Another source of weakness he
pointed out was that in the past the
Temperance organizations had insist
led on total, prohibition or nothing.
On the other hand, the policy of the
anti-saloon league is to get what is
practicable at the moment and to
hold the ground already gained. II
it was impracticable to get state pro-
hibition, the league was satisfied to
get county option, and if it could not
get county option, it would be satis-
fed with a smaller unit.
The league, he said, emphasized
three lines of work-educational,l Leg
islative and law enforcement. At
the present time in Washington it
was placing emphasis on the first two
departments. A special effort will be
made to elect legislature which will
pass a local option law in the coming
session, and he was hopeful that this
would be done, as both the large po-
litical parties have declared for a re-
striction of the liquor traffic in one
form or another in their platforms.
A map which he used to illustrate
ment showed that the least progress
had been made in the Pacific states.
In fact, he declared that less progress
had been made in Washington in pro-
portion to it's population and re-
sources than any state in the union.
Mr.. Hedwig made a very able pre-
sentation of the question from the
standpoint of the Anti-Saloon
League, and was listened to by those
who both agreed and disagreed with
him. He said at the present the
great hindrance to the league was
the lack of funds to carry on the
educational work.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-10-26
BROTHER AND SISTER MEET
AFTER 25 YEARS.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Butt of Water
vile came to Wenatchee Saturday
evening on business and heard that
a brother of Mrs. Butts, Sam Swift
ger, whom nothing had been heard
of for twenty-five years, was living
on a ranch on Wheeler Hill. Mr..
and Mrs. Butt communicated with
Mr.. Switzer, and on Sunday morning
there was joyful reunion of brother
and sister. They have been living
within few miles of one another
for the last two years and neither
new of the others whereabouts.
Their old home was Walnut, Ill.
Mr.. Switzer was quite a traveller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butt returned to Water
Vile today.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-10-26
SLAUGHTER HOUSE BURNS.

The slaughter house at Leaven-
worth, which belonged to Emil Frank,
proprietor of the Central Meat Mar
ket, was burned to the ground last
Saturday. The entire equipment was
destroyed entailing a loss of $4,000.
No insurance was carried on the
plant. The cause of the fire is I'M
known but Mr. Frank thinks the
building was ignited from some
sparks which came from the place
where tallow was being rendered.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-10-26
JAMES 5, SHERMAN
ACCUSED Of GRAFT
Sensational Story Printed by the
New York World Charging Vice
Presidential Candidate With an
Attempt at Fraud.

New York, October 26.-The New
York World prints story this morn
ing that James s. Sherman, the re-
publican vice presidential nominee
was connected with scheme in
which he attempted to secure valu-
able timber lands in New Mexico fol-
almost nothing through an act 81
congress of 1902. It says that Sher-
man. E. L. Philip, the Legislative
agent of the Milwaukee breweries,
and Henry Carson, sergeant-at-arma
OF the House Of Representatives, en-
tered into an arrangement with the
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New Mexico Land Board to acquire
territorial timber tracts at a cost of
one-tenth their value.
In order to carry out their scheme,
Sherman drew up the bill permitting
the territory to sell lands In blocks
of $4,000 acres with no Limitation
and at p minimum price. The bill;
passed the house but was killed il
the senate. Sherman's partner is said
&c have dictated the story to the
World at the time. but today he ds-.
MED that he gave the Story.
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IN THE JUSTICE COURT.

Frank Foster and James King were
arrested and brought before Judge
Palmer this morning for begging and
vagrancy. They started from Spo-
kane eighteen days ago, and stopped
off and begged at every town. A SEN
tence of five days in prison was sus-
pended on condition that they leave
town on the first train.
Thomas Parker, of Tacoma, was ar
rested and brought before the JUS
tice court this morning. The charge
was drunkenness. He was fined IS or
five days on the streets. He paid the
fine.
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DR.. Mccoy operated on T. Roy
Okata, a Japanese boy, for appended
It's last Saturday night. He stood
the operation we'll and is reported to
be getting along nicely. Joe Carpen-
ter, who was also operated !pn a
couple of weeks ago left the hospital
today
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BROKE THREE RIBS.

William Hudson, while attempt
ing to board a freight train at Col
umbia Siding last week, missed his
footing AMI was hurled several feet.
sustaining three broken ribs as a re-
suit of the accident.
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Mrs. F. 8. Jacobson and daughter
returned to Leaveaworth Sunday,
They we're the guests Of Miss Maud
Merriam.
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Mrs. E. N. Burgess and son, Sam,
returned to their home at Leaven-
worth yesterday. They had been WIS.,
iting Mrs. BURGESS mother, Mrs. P.
Nelson.
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The Clark company of Wenatchee
shipped a carload Of fruit trees to
North Yakima today. Yakima seems
to like Wenatchee's big red apples.
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T. w. Austin, proprietor. of the
Chewawa hotel, returned today from
a three weeks trip in the upper
country.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Morrow and
son of Vancouver, B. c., were look
ing over our valley for few days.
They went to Spokane yesterday.
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"A party of friends were entertain
led at Mrs. Captain Sherman's Sat
urday. A dainty tea was served and
a pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by
!all,
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Fred Courtway returned to his
home in Columbia Siding Saturday.
He had been visiting his mother, Mrs.
L. B. Courtway.
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Mrs. Bert Chamberlain returned
from Quincy Saturday, where she has
been visiting her parents.
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Miss Della Miller is visiting friends
in Malaga for few days.
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G.. w. Hendricks, of Waterville
is in town today.
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J. w. Dietcher has just finished
a six-room cottage for ]. R. Dun
can, corner of Fifth and G streets.
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]. Jones won the barrel of -four
Saturday for the best plate exhibit
in Halbert & Webber's hardware
store.
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Miss Lillian Smith went to Spokane
Saturday to stay until next March.
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Roy Duncan returned yesterday
from Spokane where he has been
visiting.
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Mrs. Lee Bartlett returned Sat-
urday from Everett, where she has
been visiting with relatives for the
past two weeks.
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Call at M. o. Merrill's. 105 Mission
street North, for the Acme quality
paint. The best paint made 80"
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Tibbits are
spending most of their time on their
ranch in Cashmere.
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Ed Carey came down fromCash-
mere to spend Sunday with his wife.
who is stopping at the G. N. hotel.
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HAPPENINGS Of OUR CITY

Quite a number of the section
hands of the Great Northern road at
Trinidad were here Saturday.
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A. F. Whitcomb, of Columbia
Siding, spent Sunday with friends
here.
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w. E. Reynolds returned to Seattle
yesterday. He had been visiting
friends here for several days.
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J. H. Fewkes, J. E. Eckenrodes and
Tom L. Landreth rode on horseback
to Entiat yesterday
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Duncan & Kinder are drilling a
well for J. w. Darling at canyon
No. 2.
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Steamer Yakima returned on the
passenger run yesterday.