Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-02-28

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A Missouri Pacific train was lost To-
more than so hours between Auburn
and Crete, Neb. The road was
blocked for Is miles.
, A petition for the impeachment o.
Judge L. r. Wiley Of Shanghai, Judge
of the United States court Of China
was introduced in the house.
Information from unofacial and indi
vidual sources evidencing the aggres
siveness of Japan in Manchuria has
been accommodating in the state depart
ment at Washington. That this con
dition is irritating in increasing de
grees to China is q matter of knowl'
edge.
Millionaires, race.track followers
clergymen, lawyers and legislators
were represented at the hearing be
fore the joint senate and assembly
codes committee on the Agnew-Hart
bill at Albany, N. Y.
The American battleship feet has
reached Callao.
The northeast storm, the worst In
years, ragged in northern New York
and rapidly added to. the snow that
covers the whole Adirondack region.
w. H. Cresviston, on trial for the
murder of H. Wellington Stewart in
lola on the night of December 8. 1907,
was convicted of murder In the first
degree by jury.
Mrs. John Angus and her two small
children were burned to death in their
homes at Tallyho, w. Va.
Both Secretary Taft and Whitelaw
Reid denounced talk Of war between
Japan and the United States as "ridic-
ulous" and nonsense"
William Jones and wife were found
guilty by a Chicago jury of kidnapping
Lillian Wulff. The man was given 30
years and woman Is years in prison.
President Roosevelt, in a letter to
the interstate commerce commission,
told of the danger of strike on the
railroads over contemplated wage re-
auctions and suggested an inquiry into
the claim that the cut is made neces-
sary by adverse legislation.
Creditors made terms to e. r.
Thomas of New York in regard to the
control of his property and the re.
newal of loans.
A New York paper printed cables
from Europe telling of an alleged deal
for the purchase of the Philippines by
Germany.
Germany's imperial treasury de-
partment is considering the possibility
of a government petroleum monopoly.
French soldiers had a serious en-
gagement with the Moors at q point
about Is miles southeast of Fedala,
Morocco. The French had two OFF,
GERS and several soldiers killed and 20
men wounded.
Mrs. Oscar Anderson and baby were
drowned while trying to ford the Dry
Glaze near Decaturville, Mo.
The Mexican government has raised
the ban against importation Of rifles
into that country, providing the i'm
porters can show good cause for TAX
ing them in.
Because his wife threatened to get
divorce, L. Asbury shot and killed
her and then killed himself at Seattle,
Wash.
The New York senate passed by a
vote of 80 to z the Page bill providing
for commission of Is to investigate
the government of New York city.
Reports that the marriage of Harry
K. Thaw and Evelyn Thaw is to be
annulled, or that they are to be di.
vorced, are denied.
The memorandum of the japanese
government in reply to that of the
United States on the subject of emf
grafton was handed to Ambassador
O'Brien in Tokyo.
The Civic federation of Burlington.
Ia, has notified the mayor and other
city officials that gamblers must be
driven out.
Owen Wister, the novelist, was de.
feated for alderman In the municipal
election in Philadelphia.
Senator Knox introduced in the SEN
ate bill to establish a system of
postal savings banks.
Gracey, KY, was visited by band
of rs masked night riders. After TAX
ing possession of the telephone ex-
change and taking. Town Marshal
Waters prisoner they terrorized the in
habitants by firing guns and pistols.
The fight for control of the London
Times is still raging. An American
syndicate, headed by Moberly Bell,
present manager of the paper, has
offered $4,250,000 for it. while G. A..
Pearson's offer is $3,750,60O.
William J. Bryan's visit to Colum.
bus, o., was signalized by the Demo.