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The Seattle Republican., 1908-08-21
Sherman Accepts
Vice Presidency

States,
rof+,s running mate was notified last Wednesday
that he had been nominated at the Chicago conven-
tion. The notification speech wac made by Senator
Burrows, of Michigan to which Mr. Sherman repled, a.
believed and acuuiesced in every word that Judge
Taft had said in accepting the nomination for pres!-
dent It was general holiday in Utica "a and fan mu{ IT,
the ceremonies That Mr. Sherman will be able to
keep the state of New York in the Republican column
is not doubted for single minute.
The Seattle Republican., 1908-08-21

It is said to be a fact
that every one of those
United States senators, who
endorsed Senator Ankeny
for reelection to the United
The Seattle Republican., 1908-08-21
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS

James Schoolcraft Sherman,
of Utica, New York, the Re
publican candidate for vice
president of the United
States, William Howard
The Seattle Republican., 1908-08-21
Dominion
Politics

Politics minion Parliament. Not of these
exceeded in length that of 19O7-8
which came to end just in time to
admit of members hurryng away to the Tercentenary
celebrations at Quebec. The session had extended
over 284 days. The prolongation due to the fact
that Dominion general election is expected in the au-
tumn and it was, consequently the aim Of the Oppo-
siton to make the most of the shortcomings of the
Government AS regards policies there is to-day
no difference in political principles which separates
the Liberals in power and the Conservatives in oppo
sition. Until 1896 the tariff the great dividing
issue. But in the last twelve years the Liberals
have accepted the National Policy of
the Conservatives, and carried it much fur
ther. The only bill in the recent session over which
there any serious controversy as to principle
was a measure which brought the registration of
voters in Manitoba under some degree of Dominion
control and oversight For the rest most of the dis
cussion in this usually long drawn out session center
ed about the increasing cost of the government and
the administrative record of the Laurier Cabinet
Twelve years ago the per capita expenditure was
S8 IA. In 1908 it is $18 and the total expenditure
has increased from $41 700 000n 1896 SIP 900
in 1908 In 1906 $27, 700 900 raised by customs
and excise taxatons for 1907 the sum so raised was
S73 000, ,000 an increase of 163 per cent The Gov
ernments answer to the complaints of excessive eX-
penditure was that since 1896 there had arisen new
Canada-a Canada that has its place among the great
natons-and that the increased expenditure is war
ranted by the growing population and wealth and by
the increased Importance of the Dominion The ad-
mnistrative record of the Government was challen-
ged chiefly in connection with the development and
growth of what is known at Ottawa as the middle
man system. m.-The Outlook.
The Seattle Republican., 1908-08-21
WEEKS CURRENT COMMENT

In the death of Ira D. San
key, one of the most remark
able evangelist the world
has ever known, passes
The Seattle Republican., 1908-08-21

Do the voters desire to per-
petuate a corrupt ring in
the affairs of King county,
if so then vote for Jim Ag-
1oo11, opd thOco OUpr whom
The Seattle Republican., 1908-08-21

Illinois was treated to another cut
break of race riot last Friday even
ing and the most deplorable part of
it was that it occurred at the state
canitOl. and tie state guards seemed
The Seattle Republican., 1908-08-21

Since Confederation in 1867 there
have been forty sessions of the Do
minion Parliament. Not of these
exceeded in length that of 1908,
which came to an end lust in time to
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

We urge YOU TO visit our store. opcr
every night buchanan. Moore Co. ans
Mr., and Mira, NJ, s, Breach OF IA
Dor left yesterday afternoon for nous
ton.
ron sAl.E OR RENT--A five.
room cottage, good water and out
housen' Apply TO w, A. Dodson. ZIG
Mr. WIN Conway was n visitor from
the Independence community Tues.
day
See coultcr's special line Of neck
wear, All the celprs and all the
prices, aii.s
Mr. j. II, Wilcox OF Alexander trans,
acted business with. Bryan dealers
Tuesday,
Fancy odd pieces IN holiday funi'
ture. Duchanan.Moore Co. AIS
Misses Cora aud ryrc Morgan of
Reliance were In the city Tuesday
on n shopping trip
New line OF halrlight pompa,
doun for ladies Just received at Coul.
tors ALAS
Mrs Rose Fountain Howell, after
n visit TO relatives In this city, left
Tor san Antonio yesterday
Mrs G. l.. Mathews returned To Cor.
elcana yesterday after visit to Mrs,
=, II, Dunlap OF this city
Mems clothing An suits schloss
make, $500 and up at 10 off regu'
lar price A. ], Wagner a Co N7
Mr. Geo. = Edge, a merchant OF the
Harris school community was a bust
ness visitor 10 the city yesterday
Mr. aud Mrs, II u, Ferguson left
last evening for Denver Colo, which
place they will make their home.
llcalherboom drop skirts nounood
aud striped, and In variety of colors
at Coultcrs Ask the price 3ii.S
Mr. John Henry, we'll known FAR
MGR residing In the Edge community
transacted business here Tuesday
Beginning Monday the 9TH, for one
week. u ticket to the Cory viii be
given away with every 2bc cash pur'
chase at CavItts Drug store 3lS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09
RAILROAD TIME GARD.
"A. AT, O, Schedule.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.


Save 10 on your suit A. J, wag,
ner a Co. az
Mr. John Wilcox was visitor from
I Tabor Tuesday
Mr.. Jack oranum was In town from
Harvey Tuesday
! DR.. w, " odom OF Kurtcn was In
i,tho city Tuesday,
Mr. Alex Mccallum OF Tabor vial.
ted Bryan Tuesday.
Mrs. n. h. shcttlcs IL the guest OF
Mrs 10, J. Jenkins,
dy Mr.. H. 70, Blanton OF Harvey was
Mn the city Tuesday,
Mems clothing az 30 10 per CEN dis
rsount at wagner'a, sl7
m Mr. w. u. stallinga Of Tabor trans.
,,.ctcd business here Tuesday,
= Mr.. Ed Rush OF kurtcn was a bust.
{ scss visitor TO the city Tuesday
Il; Mr.. Tom Gloss of Edge. was In the
lty Tuesday on n business visit
= Mr.. Richard Davidson OF Reliance
ltSas n visitor TO the city Tuesday
~ Mr.. Ned McWhlrtor OF pankoy,
Grimes county, transacted business
,rwlth Bryan dealers Friday,
Mr.. J. w. Crcnahaw OF Reliance
transacted business here Tuesday,
Fresh meal for sale At Godwin's
grlst mill q, reasonable prices $40
Mr.. J, II. Bowling OF wcllbom was
u business visitor to the city Tuesday,
! Have you seen our show wIndowsf
open every night. Buchanan 4 Moore.
y aiS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09
Via, has proven to be in Bryan, at

VIVA, has proven to be in Bryan at
least, a memorable engagement
Not only the lateness OF the hour,
but, we are frank to confess, a lack
Of language to 6ttinely describe the
excellence of the offering Of the night
places a period to further effort.
Thinks OF this community are due
the Ladies' Choral club for bringing to
Bryan these fino musicians The
enduring pleasure of the night VIII lin
per most happily In our memory.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. n. u. stedinan were
uulcouniy visitors TO the city Tues.
day, who transacted business Will
bryan dealers
Your choice OF any waist or sllh waist
pattern IN our store today NJ 20 per
cent discount Wilson and Derden.
ai5
Nv NJ. 10. Greathouse OF Pitt Bridge.
Burlcson county. was trading In Bryan
yesterday and paid The Eagle an ap.
preclated visit.
| have fruit trees OF oil kinds |
win sell ut reduced prices, See me
ut plaseks shop, opposite pontofflce.
]. r. Bond alS VIZ
Mr. X, n. Goodwin Will start up his
grlst mill next Saturday This min
has been shut down for some time
undergoing repairs,
BROOM HOUSE FOR ReNT--ln.
Guiding acres land, good water. out.
houses. etc, one block from School
house, Apply 10 Joe Groeland. 32i
Mr. J. n, Casey OF Madison county,
and MIR. NJ, A. Moseley OF the same
locality. were IN the city last night
and made The Eagle call.
Black, blue and green Tane,a silk
skirts Just received and placed on dis
play At coultcr's. priced from $500
3i4S
Mr. w. \. Houston, for 40 long an
employ, OF the Eugene Edge store,
has severed HIS connection with that
establishment and accepted posi-
ton with MIR. Coulter
KEYS LOsT---Elght keys on ring
between Bryan and Jacob Luga'a home.
Liberal reward for return to mo at
once Chae Veamlrosky. 2i6
Mrs. II, II, Knox aud Mrs, Melon.
aid MeRchum and daughter, Miss Mar
gucrtte, OF Navasota, came up yes
lorday afternoon TO attend the yaw
cntcrtg '~nent here last night
FOR RENT-My residence, fur
niahcd or unfurnlshed, Mrs DR., Jas,
n. Johnson. sO2.s2s
Mcssrs, w A. Lcighman and ny.
mum Reason of Edge were IN the city
yesterday for the purpose OF roceiy'
ing and hauling out the new furniture
for the school house NJ Edge,
The Eagle has for sale old news
papers, clean and suitable for wrap
ping paper Zoe per 100
Mrs, A. E Rhca OF Sparta, Tenn,
and Mre. v, y, Kolton Of Dallas, are
quests OF Mr., and Mrs J, NJ. Carnes
OF this city, Mrs, Rhea IN a niece
and Mrs, Kelton IL sister to Mr. Car
mes
Now IL the time TO buy your Coat
Wrap and skirt. You save onofourth
on your purchase at Wilson and Der.
don's. ~ $40
Mcssrs. J.. H. and T. G. Mathis of
Reliance were In the city Tuesday,
Mr.. \. u. Mathis leaving on the south
bound train for Houston later In the
day, whore he may remain for some
time,
The ladies' of the Baptist church
are arranging TO hold n bazaar In the
Cory theatre building on Thursday
morning beginning AZ 10 o'clock, In
connection with the bazaar. cakes and
candy will be sold. They solicit a
share of your patronage
The ladies Of Wellborn announce
concert 90 occur In the school house
In that little city on the night of
December 90, the proceeds derived
from which win be devoted to school
Improvement The ladies' have in
preparation an entertainment which
they believe will please and invite the
patronage OF all In good cause,
Having secured hunting privilege
from A. H. Withors on polk land south
Of town, same II posted according
10 Jaw and all persons are warned
not 10 hunt or trespass on same, Fin
a Feather club ". A, Burger, Sec,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09
NOTICE..

The Grand opera house free list will
be suspended for the Hnntord engage
ment hero Friday night.
lno, II, Mike. Manager
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

Just received, ear OF fresh ground
chops, which will be sold cheap, Phone
for prices, Prompt delivery, u, C.
Harder Phone sal, as?.sls
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

FOR sALE.-Three lots, lOi feet
front eaeh, In Cavitt's Deer Park;
shade trees: desirable situation for
homes. Small payments easy terms.
These are quarter,acre ioss sis
GUY BTT9E. II. a T. C.9bspot.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09
100000 Dollars,

This is paid In capital stock of
our Live stock Insurance Co. We
PAY OUR HONEST LOSSES. In
sure with us and be protected. Phone
265. Moore, Robinson a Adams. BIG
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

Open every night-will be pleased
not be urged to buy. Buchanan Moore
Co. SlS
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-08-04

Constance. Aug. 4-Although the
day and hour of the ascent of the
Zeppelin airship had been kept strict
" secret, long before daylight today
the streets Of Fridrichshafen present
ed lively scene. Count Zeppelin ar
rived at the floating dock at 4 O'Clock
accompanied BY hts nephew, DR.. Eek
ner. and Maj Gradnitz the only offi-
cial representative Not the faintest
cloud marred the beauty of the day
The surface of the lake was like a
mirror At fifteen minutes after six
the colossal body of the airship
emerged slowly from the floating shed
Under the direction of DR.. Eckner. the
pontoons were towed out from under
meath it and the airship hovered low
over the surface of the lake. The
count gave the command to "cast off,
and the airship rose horizontally to
height of about 400 feet, and then
swept off in the direction of Con-
stance. She turned shortly, however,
in graceful circle and came back
over the lake. So light and agile
were her movements that the count
without any previous trial trip started
in the direction of Schauffhausen for a
twenty-four hours journey.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-08-04
RACE FOR LIFE
WITH Big BEAR
Game Warden Won 3 Mile
Sprint

Bangor, Me, Aug, 4.-The next time
Game warden W. A. Farmer wants
To get d bear cub he will carry some
thing heavier than a 32-caliber re-
volver and a handful Of stones. Lack
of heavy guns came very near ending
Farmers connection with the state Of
Maine-als wi1h this life
He was coming down from Lake
Onawa oh his way TO Buttsrmilk
stream when he saw two bear cubs
in tree Wanting cub to take
home he threw a stone at one of them
then fred shot from his revolver.
Farmer had not thought anything
about a mother bear being around
but he didn't have long to wait As he
reached the wounded cub he heard a
noise In the bushes and Immediately
i mamma bear bounced upon the
scene. The shots didn't bother her at
ali and there was nothing 60 do bur
run
AT the end Of three miles over q
rough road the bear gave un and stop
ped fo aat berries, ane Farmer. while
mourning lhe loss of $40 watch. Il
rejoicing that l.t 10 still among ths
living.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-08-04

for the Seventh circuit in the case Of
the Standard Oil Co. Of Indiana. either
by the court of appeals itself, or, If
necessary, by the supreme court of
the United States. "The gentlemen
who have been in consultation with
me- said Mr.. Bonaparte. "all unite
in my opinion that in the interest
OF the impartial and effective admin
istration Of our laws, such action on
the part of the government is impera-
lively demanded by the circumstances
OF the case and the possible conse-
quences If this opinion should stand
as an authority without question by
the government To this end an ap-
plication for reargument of the case
and motion for a modification of the
opinion will be submitted to the circuit
court of appeals on behalf OF the
United States at the earliest possible
moment. Other appropriate steps will
be taken afterward, their character
being determined by the courts action
upon this application.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-08-04

These four men are the ones to whom
Uncle Sam and Theodore Roosevelt
ae looking for results in the Standard
Oils new trial When the $2s, 1000
fine was set aside by Judge Grosscup,
Attorney General Bonaparte was at
once directed by President Roosevelt
to prepare for new trial, and Frank
B. Kellogg of st. Paul was suggested
as his assistant in this case. Mr.
Bonaparte as attorney general win di-
rect the prosecution, but Frank B. KEEL
logg will be the man "on the job" Mr..
Kellogg has not been connected with
criminal proceedings against the
Standard Oil, but his familiarity with
the affairs of the giant combination
and his wide legal experience makes
him of exceptional value to the prose
cution. Attorney General Bonaparte
states that the government will make
every effort in its power to secure a
revision of the recent decision and
opinion Of the circuit court of appeals
7 a--s +. : e 1.sss
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-08-04
MANY ACTS OF HERoIsM.
One Man Rescued Six People From
the Seething Furnace.

One Man Rescued Six People From
the seethins Furnace.
Spokane, Wash, Aug. 4.-Many acts
OF heroism are reported during the
two and a half hours when Fernie was
like a seething furnace. w. S. Healy
of West Fernie, while crossing the
traffic bridge over Elk river, came upon
little girl lying face downward in a
ditch and picking her up discovered
that she was alive and putting her on
his back retraced his steps to the brick
plant at the south end Of West Fernie.
Charles Erickson of West Fernie. a
carpenter, found young girl who had
Just risen from a sick bed sitting in
the door of cabin holding small
baby in her arms. The girl did not
know what had become of her parents
and the fire was fast coming on the
cabin. Erickson seized the girl, who
was clothed only in her night gown,
under one arm and the baby under the
other and carried them to the Great
Northern tracks below the fire. Two
other little girls who had lost their
parents. were found by Erickson and
carried to safety. after which he re-
turned and found two other women in
the cabin. One Of the women refused
to leave the house and Erickson was
compelled to take her out by force
and save her life.
An old woman, 80 years of age, was
carried by J.. Volume on his back from
the Fort Steele brewery, below town,
to the Crows Nest Coal Co.'S Office,
over mile. The old woman had to be
left to the mercy of the flames. telling
her rescuer to devote his time to
saving more useful people
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-08-04

IN "sHoW- ME-" COMMONWEALTH
EVERY CANDIDATE is BEING
VOTED UPON EXCEPT THOSE
FOR u. S. SENATE KANSAS
VOTES FOR EVERYTHING.

Kansas City, Aug primary elec-
tions are being held by all the political
parties in every voting precinct in
Missouri today for the purpose OF
selecting party candidates for the gen-
eral election In November, The can
didates are being selected for every
state, county and township office. with
the exception of school officers. from
governor down to constable.
The primary Is the first to be held
in the state under the new law. No
candidates for the United States SEN
ate will be chosen but the party can
didates viii be voted for on ballot at
the general election The republicans
have but one candidate for governor,
Herbert Hadley, present attorney gem
eral Of Missouri. whose fight on the
STANDARD OH Co. and other corpora
tions for alleged violations of the anti
trust laws Of the state has brought
him In prominence.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-08-04
S25O,OOO
FOREST FIRE
STILL RACES
Careless traveller Starts Blaze
With Match
Millions Of Acres Of Timber
Laid in Ashes

Aberdeen. Wash. Aug. "A careless
traveller who threw lighted match
into the underbrush, started forest
fire twelve miles from Hoquiam, on
Hump Tulips on the Hoquiam road
yesterday that, quickly getting beyond
control has already swept over 10000
acres Of slashings on which wer piled
15,Oo0,ooo feet of cut timbers ~ NV
threatens to destroy the logging
OF the Poison Logging CO., Shan
Nelson and Stocksell Logging Co.
Fourteen thousand acres of green
timber lie directly in the path of tho
flames and there is no hope Of saving
any of 1t unless the wind which Is
now blowing gale, dies down.
One thousand men are lighting the
are, but at this time they seem unable
to check its progress.
000 V-eV'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-08-04
Two MRS. DOLANS
live in FARGO
STRANGE COINCIDENCE IN THE
NAMES CAUSES TROUBLE
WHEN LOCAL NEWSPAPER AR
TIcLEs MAKE USE OF THE
NAME-MEN IN THE CASE.

A strange coincidence in names has
been brought to light through the ar
ticles which have appeared recently
regarding the trouble between Percy
Adams. the supervising architect OF
the Case building, and A. Clever. 1t
appears that there are two Mrs. Eliza
beth Dolans in the city and that there
had been a mistake made by many in
connecting the two ldies.
A Mrs. Elizabeth from Hampden, N.
D.. has been missing mail and she dis
covered upon following UP her 1nquir-
les that there is another lady in the
city of that same name who has been
getting her mall from the Office. Both
of the ladies deny that they were in
any way connected with the Clever
Adams trouble
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-08-04
SEARCH RUINS FOR BODIES.
Twenty Bodies Found at Fernie--suss
poets Are in Jail.

Winnipeg, Aug. A search in the
ruins at Fernie yesterday resulted in
finding twenty bodies. engineer An
derson of the Hosrner mines found
eight unidentified bodies. The Ford
family, mother, father and two chill
dren; Lena Bell, negress, two un-
identified women in her house; two
unidentified lumberjacks; Mrs. Turn
er; an unidentified child.
This morning Hosmer and Michel
are still SAFE
The cash donations to the relief
fund are now $4,000. The railway
lines into the city are repaired and
relief trains are being rushed in. The
fires are still raging In the bushes but
in an opposite direction from the CEN
ter Of population
II 1t does not change the places are
safe. In the lumber camps the men
continue to reach places Of safety and
from their reports the loss OF life has
been not more than $50.
The police viii investigate the re-
port that FIVE blackhand suspects are
lodged in the Fernie Jail charged with
starting the fires.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-08-04
Loss in Property Probably
S1O,OOO,OOO
MANY SCORES ARE MISSING
GENERAL SUMMARY OF CROWS
NEST DISASTER UP TO LAST
NIGHT-cAsH DONATIONS TO
RELIEF FUND IN WINNIPEG
AMOUNT TO $4,000.

Vancouver, B. c.. Aug. 4.-Following
is the summary Of the Crows Nest
disaster UP to late hour last night:
Fernie, town destroyed; fifteen to
forty persons killed, probably not more
than twenty injured; no names avail
able; property loss $5,oOo,000. insur-
ance $2,3oO00O; 5000 homeless.
Hosmer-one life lost, residence sec
tion burned, 300 homeless: damage
s22o,000; coal mine properties not ser
iously damaged.
Michel-Five killed; town of 1000
people, half burned, people fed; entire
town will probably be consumed with
a loss of s1,O0ooo0; no details obtain
able
Sparwood-Saw mill village, two
killed; large mills and adjoining build
ings burned and loss is s250,00o.
Coal Creek--Not seriously damaged.
The burned area is thirty miles long
by five to ten miles in width: damage
to standing timber s2.O0o,00o.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-08-04
AUTO RUNS ANUCK
ON HONEYMOON
Washington Party Miraculous
ly Escape Death

New York, Aug. 4.--Ths United
States district attorney OF washington
who successfully prosecuted the gov.
ernment land frauds In the northwest
and his bride Of two months and sew
eral friends who were accompanying
them on their honeymoon. had an al
most miraculous escape from death
today.
White the auto In which they were
travelling was running down sharr
hill on Walnut mountain, near Lib
erty, N r.. the machine got out ot
control and plunged over precipice
nearly 800 feet in height, the machine
big covered car turned three COM
plete scmersaults IN the air and lode-
ed in the boughs Of a tree, thirty feet
below There II hung suspended tor
downward, with the frightened occu-
pants held prisoners In the enclosed
top Of the machine.
All were badly bruised ard frightens
ed. but non was seriously injured with
the exception OF the chauffuer. His
skull was fractured and one of his eyes
WAS torn from his head.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-08-04
TROOPS ARE ORDERED.

Gov. Folk Issues Orders Regarding En-.
forcement of Liquor Laws.
st. Louis Aug. Following his de-
claration of Saturday that he would
send the national guard into ST. Louis
county to enforce the Sunday tiqtor
laws and to preserve order, Governor
Folk last night issued orders to Brig.
Gen. Fl. g. Clark, commandant of the
national guard of Missouri, to as
ser1ble in ST. Louis county next sat
urday and Sunday practically the en-
tire. membership Of the First regi-
ment and Battery A.
On orders. from the governor. Gen.
Clark, Adjt General Dearmond and
other tsate officers. made tour of the
county today. With few exceptions
they reported all saloons were closed
and everything was orderly.