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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-10
Easements IN BUSINESS DISTRICT
FLOODED and MUCH DAMAGE Done
LiQhtninq Struck in Several Places But No Dam:
age Reported From That Source as Yet
East Approach TO The Missouri River Bridge Covered
with Dirt and Sand and Special Train Is
Forced TO Return to City

What is said bv old timers to- be
one of the worst storms in The history
OF this part of the state broke over
the city Monday evening at about
10: 30 and in few minutes the streets
were running rivers and many base
ments in the business portions OF the
city were flooded.
The. storm was really a cloudburst
Of the worst sort, and following the
first heavy fall there was a continuous
townpour for over an hour.
The rain storm. was accompanied
BY a. brilliant electrical display and
lightning struck in several places in
the city, fortunately not doing any
damage aside. from putting some OF
theetelephones ont Of commission and
cutting out the lights In some q t the
'3@st -, .4"a'+ -" ...7.- -
buildings. = - -, ~.
Shortly after the heaviest par. OF
the rain started the sewers were un-
able to carry soff the load and the
water commenced to back up in the
buildings all over town. This was
soon followed by a greater menace IN
the business district, as the water
commenced to q flow into, the base
ments from the windows fronting on
the sidewalks. One 81 the first plac-
es to be reported as filling up with
water was the Western Union tele-
graph Office under the First National
bank. The operator there had mar
row escape from death by drowning.
He was seated at his desk taking the
Associated Press report for the Trib-
u1,e when the water burst through the
windows with mighty roar and al
most instantly covered the floor for
more than four feet Thas operator
made q dash for the door, but as that
opened inwards the force Of the water
Kept It closed and he was forced to
make for the window facing four:n q
street and he was able to get to the
stairway only to be nearly hurled
down the stairs by the avalanche 81
water that was coming down from
the street. >5.s s,.,,
Probably the greatest damage was
done In the big basement of the Webb
department store, as a. ]. o'clock this
morning the entire basement r. was
flooded with about eight feet of wat
er, and every thing that would fioa.
was swimming around the, room like
d amermaid. X Il .s5 5sfS Il. + H. : 1,'>.
Cowan's drug store basement was
also flooded, as was the barber shop
under the Gem theatre. - "a S3ss< 53s.-.
ssTf
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-10
I 7 t.By Associated Press.o

New York, August 8 Mrs: Mary
scott Castle, the erstwhile actress,
from California, who dented N liam
b. Craig.s fountain pen and slightly
wounded the lawyer, when she fired
] 4 22 calibre revolver at him in the
Waldorf, was released from Jefferson
market prison tonight under So, 600
bali after six days Of imprisonment.
After scurrying about all day with
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-10
$4,000 DAMAGE Done BY CLOUD Burst MQHY
BISMARCK THIS MORNING.: -LOSS1N country

has undoubtedly been a great amount
of damage, done. - r,
A heavy rain is reported from Man
dan but the telephone line was work.
ing so badly that it. was impossible
to get any of the particulars.
Tom Hanlon on Third street is re-
ported to have been unable 70 rescue
one of his horses from the barn and
it was drowned. r. .c
$3.50 A. M.
A west bound special which passed
through here at LAS has just return
ed to the city, having been forced to
return to this city to get a crew OF
section men to repair the track. The
water washed large portion OF the
bank at the east approach OF the Mis-
souri, river bridge onto the track max
ing it impossible for trains to pass
at that point. '.-'.:-.
The train crew did not think there
had been any damage done 10 the
bridge or the track aside from it's be-
ing covered with debris from the ad-
joining hill. It will probably be noon
or later before any trains can pass
over the bridge.
The Easements on the east side OF
Fourth street are reported to be bad
ly flooded. Homan's cafe, Breen's
clothing store, Knowles and Haney's
jewellery store and Kupitz' grocery
being the heaviest losers. The floor
of Jorgenson's candy store was cover
ed to a depth of more than two inches.
The basement in the Northwest hotel
was flooded and it is reported that
hundreds of dollars of damage was
done at that place.
All telegraph and telephone connec-
tions out of the city with the excep-
tion of the 500 line, were out of COM
mission at this time and there is little
likelihood tha+! they will be in opera
ton at any ime to-day.
The water has gone down in the
Western Union Office but the instru-
ments are ruined and the batteries
are out of business. The water in
the streets has gone down but the
sidewalks are covered with mud and
sand. In many places the street car
track is covered with mud and it is
doubtful if there will be any service
during the day.
~, 2:45 A. NJ.
The report that the basement of
the Lucas department store was food
ed proves to be wrong as there was
very little water there and the dam
age is. practically nothing. za
The special that was forced to re-
turn from the bridge was bearing the
general manager of the Rock Island
road and q part of officials to the
west. n ;t5a .
The barber shop, store room and
tailor, shop In the basement OF the
Grand Pacific hotel were completely
flooded and considerable damage was
done to the, contents.
The weather man from Washington
sends a special that there will be
more showers during the day but
there will be a change to fair and
warmer weather Wednesday.
Shoes and stockins were at a dis
count this morning during and after
the storm. The city looked like a
grass sure resort for a few hours.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-10
MORE PIG CASES STARTED.
Ones Seizure Made and Others vii
~ Follow Soon.

There was one seisure Of liquor
made yesterday and it is. understood
this is but starter for a general
.c1stping up. The Tribune has it on
reliable authority that it will have
some news to print in the near future
Regarding the illegal sale Of liquol
that will make the entire state sill
UP And take notice. =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-10
PREACHED TWICE.

Rev. Thomas Wilson of Roslyn,
Washington, preached in the Presby-
terian church twice on Sunday. He
is an able and eloquent divine and
those who did not hear him missed
an intellectual treat.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-02
SIDELIGHTS
ASK YOUR HELP.

When the 'sideg adopted by the modest auhorand
passing applied without discrimination
ton the discovery made Gathering
files cursory
relative diplomatic while husband otensiby
lodge discovered from the of the Associated Press that
question, sidegs international
tons Hence D., delghts things generally known, if
orally mo- to be o eve
And let another idehght this tuatonno
which
o a
guay breaches
knowledge of
matte English and make about the of
informant will
discover evidences
will be strictly limited.
help
language opinion reply
be punished hbelous
In of many chin Eugene Field said:
L
gotm from the Chinese pla''
Iookit yourself
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-02
Small Talks

EDITOR KINNEY find still when the
doing
of the legis
lature
REPRESENTATIVE ALFONSO opposed the conference bill
the o the land laws.
didn't like those whskers thought
l them
REPRESENTATIVE present
land commissioner entirely much power
managed, will with
the mainland
what when from
tell that Hawaii is good place come
religion in Honolulu contagious the devil
Church attendance growing proportion
o of the
PROFESSOR DoNAGHHoI thoroughly in favor of scientific OBJ
Diamond Head would be
Sisa
the lights of the city would not interfere
of b
of their paidup capital
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-02
MORE LE|[EHUA
LAND REQUIRED
Army Board Will Take UP the
Question of Additional
Acreage.

The cable message published in Ho-
nolulu last week, to the effect that
Colonel Schuyler, Captain Cashier and
Captain Day had been ordered to con.
slider plans relative to a military res
ervation, in fact, means that that
board of officers has been ordered to'
take up the question of the area occu.
pied by troops on the Leilehua lands,
how much more will be required, and
how much additional acreage is left.
This is to be done in order that the
government may conclude a settlement
with leaseholiers of Leilehua lands on
which a ranch is conducted The
lessees have few more years right
10 the use of portion of the lands
they now occupy The present eayal'
~ eanionment also takes in part
of the lands under lease to the ranch
people,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-02
Lone Observer Tours KakaakO

The Lone Observer went KakaakO having
the theory agree things mum
poultry However poultry
with inch of mould Porto
the KkaakO Mission Settlement all mundane
W. Rider received the Lone Observer and his FRIEND the Sky Pilot uosi
You ought Kakaako night said Rider graphic description
daytime years Rider Rider
Mission supported Estate
children of neighbhod
spirits Rider said there thiryfve natati in
Loneo twenty min to
the odo Mission Buddhic church Haro,
priest Japanese worship of
this $
all sides indifference
said evenly
by representative citizens
Guiding Mayor and Supervisor AHA
block cussg Being
Porto Rcan wanted put knife him wahine said that the
write in book.
and sold clothing which crawling
For the the ground floor the landlord
Others constitute menagee which, for representative anma outva
Bronx
In one of the pake families store persons
parents child girl of There small
living beds Everywhere children evidence
Miado, carving knife big split
him in two youthful Korean who dressed for decidedly
future hopes of the country quoting the smile from the speeches of the
if the
always getting back the right each mother would probably merely
take her out of the general without regarding the fact
that its color the opposite side of the scale from her
high of Kakaako, capacity probation
Alfred Augustine Gumbs the Gumb waved his
territory he said Te is no other boss besides me this side South
street, He right
block block which bad
isn't big Vice Kakaako adudged quantity quality
latter the old block which
the that the
thiryight dollars
them Opposite accumulation of filth that belongs to Bill Aha
in its o smelling heaven.
KaBaako Aheong Aheong blocks
graded life populated nearly entirely by Japanese of
living building high hundred The
peculiar the and is original Each
middle
which literally struck the
to
Kakaako
children,
clothing the Mission She is his wife; but she is
all the gnnng Plague sitting
Sinking north
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-02
|OzUMO HERE
NOVEMBER IS
WILL REMAIN FOR ONE WEEK
Japanese Cruiser Is Now Visit
ing Seaports of Southern
California.

The japanese cruiser Idzumo has not
vet started from the Coast for Homo
lulu. The cabled message regarding
the Idzumo last week meant that she
had left San Francisco for some South
ern California ports.
Consul. General uyeno expects her to
arrive here ON November 10, 10 re.
main here week coaling. She will
then proceed to Japan. The idzumo is
protected cruiser of $500 tons dis
placement and was launched from the
Elswick shipyards in 1895, She was
tine flagship of Vice Admiral kaml.
mura, commander of the second squad
ron during the Russo'Japanese war
She is one of the finest ships OF the
japanese navy, and is 400 feet long
with a beam Of oslo feet, Her en-.
gines have an indicated horsepower of
III 500. Her armnr belt IL from Ia
ala Inches thick aud she carries four
inch aud "A dineh rires aud go guns
OF smaller ealihor
on the cabin walls " the eapinln 4
quarters hang porlfalt af former
President Roosevelt aud Admiral Togo
The sessa Il commanded by Gap
tain lsam fakaehla uue ~ ihr mlnol
oases aboard u Prince shtmadfn'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-02

De
other good lodging This man. also my humble opinion
ought to get nights the public although would
mt include the good dinners grating differs only from the
general baTefaeed and impuden He took an 10
form public instead desired only become puoc
tramp road begging mpostO grating pOheema " s -
Yet under our admirable jury SYSTEM becomes of m' He i'm
mediatey box to sit in judgment on ohr p
limits of the ridiculous go furtherF ,,,., W. ,o
This great country appears tagging behind We are
Keeping trial system which Great Britain is fast dlscaIg we
getting conservative and commencing to hold as feasne some l
because still worship the majority which has been proved
wrong proved right We continue regularly " MARI
on the a men are equa theory know well
the plane of freedom or equality W" con
nation OF % ,t ~ advantage and innocence gets in the
deserve
laughed plausible lawyers drag silly hnit into
e in which they these
while letting the plain CO. Anything ridiculous than the spectacle
found outside the boundaries OF comic
opera limited by the letter of the law are not blame but the %
our criminal wiped adopted the sooner justice
found in the halls of the blind goddess
Four barrels of what was auction
bid by the sorekeeper whose
establishment adjOn Lucas Bros on the maka SIDE me oaeS m
having arrived here from vancouver
willing claim them and the duty They went cheap to @
bidder and he rolled them to his shop with light heart ana an g
of having madea good bargain.
His bunch seemed to have gone back on him.
Certainly the black chunks swimming around In the barrel grease
There something fsy about the way Inc
One after another nghbO pake vender
called in to give expert testimony the barrel Each of
them oked inquirg Finally Captain Quincy
Opposite the door of the store he paused and smiled down
He turned shop and took deeper breath
beenk a whale around here?' he asked
Chnman Me catchem salt beef No
savvey this kind beef.s melee fish"
boiled everything with fins not to know what whale
the him3'
Quincy
of old mmpbacks he gged
baekf
4Heave em overheard Cluney's cheerful
They been heaved Anyone who wants some compare
lively fresh whale bnbDer get bargain
a schemes, quite frequently One Honolulu
good something that might very well be
by Islands This woman now
friends the mainland 1or
pneapp delivered her friends as Christ
than Ha
trouble ana al
the attention OF the grocers
Temperance hghcass literature showing at
mainland that has been claimed
a a condemn II
fiction with sue
productions Nights Bar ROOM and foohy histories
tracts
in his Mark just fnishe
pedesta
his aagnment alcohol IN that
straight temperance doctrine VIVA
Chambers words the mouth of physician WIN
the
rm After giving young medical advice the physical
turns uponhim with these words;
you Nothhg lhat can give w
is going to perform yourself You ask for pai
1 will alcohol poison and 1t has noand never had
in any que empag value for internal
a beneficial stmulanti ns poison
poison hfeaVer ats hetahe
MS parasite thief, Ianderer liar butaizer mndeTer
. = . . . O o Q . .
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-02
DO 1T NOW

Now IL the lime 70 gen hd u your
rhrnmatism In fully nine eases out
~ zen the attack r. simply fhenmnl an
" the muscles due 10 cold ~ damp,
ur ehran'r ihfumaiIsW, neither ~
Whieh require any inlefaal Treatment,
The iltr Application ~ Chamberlain .
Pain halm r. frliain ~ give qnlek 20
llof TH a fof sah hY all dfaisH,
hsasan. Smith a fe4 l1ia agfals faf
ltaNul
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-02
HIGHEST AND BEST.

The highest culture is TO speak no illi
The best geiormer Is the whose eyes
Arc quick 20 see AN beauty aud all WORTH
And by his own discreet we'll ordered lts
Alone, rnproyes the oHpg
When Thy gaze
Turns Ia nn thine oNR soul he most sprrel
hui when IL fals upon fellow man
lei Rndpfss control ~ and refrain
Prom that bpHulpg eepHule which Fpdpgs forth
From common ls ills weeds from wannY mil
Mics wheeler
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-02

describing the dolphin and its habits and children
impvey single dolphin will have thousand offspring
gaspel girl back And how about married
ones i-Eyerybody's
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-02
THE 10 SUN CASE.

contained The Advertiser
be the
mildly desirable
assassination;
permitted here because he
teachings
territorial officials
a hand.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-02

What delayed ask the of the lady who has been
ashppng aeciden' "Aothng OF
importance explains "rhe propeller broke and dropped in
omef friends O Harold s,''-life
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-02

been repealed, far as know
Allen Sparks these days OF can't expect them
where the public sentiment against them
Chicago Tribune
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-02

Al ihe Rapui memhds ~ the legls
laluir arrived ~ steamer sunday
uiefnlpg
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-02
GRAFT.


evidence aduced
looks Without outside
subsistence $3.50
smam
bills paid, balance
of automobile
ide 'front.' str to the pstofice
L calculations sound But
handles the socald detective
ability mythical
of County all half
paid which need diountng Is passing
grows his doo
enough permit
fooled
in
preferred against by Attorney Past Due Mills
PUZZLE
getting puzzesf She has two
will be proposed but
feeling public be stimulated mental
exercis
mo.
morning succeeding the Quinn auto
of xpedously
the
lightly seriously alleged accident
Dramats Peronae: Rev. Rath
U. Marshal Hendry.
| Who seriousH
correctly by The Advertiser;
amount thereof ito be determined later
pending When
published, reader
wha the puzzle may have been-Edl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-02

lad had u eaiaeed requested ie privilege Of taking
put sugar Ia H." be 'ai land wa'ea
d ache Tit lite
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-02

The Ag loar YOU aal fof compliant Ia this sport
msp qeaapiAe J. Tlee ap 10 aAe deep breath
WeYflaaa ltaaer
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-15
DELIVERS
TALK At CHURCH
TAFT ASSISTS IN GOLDEN JUDI.
LEE OF ST. ALoYSiUS PAR
iSH m CAPITAL.

Washington, Nov. l.-President
Of st. Aloysius' church with Cardinal
Gibbons and Archbishop Falconio.
papai delegate, in "A review of the
mems Catholic societies of Washing
ton. an incident of the golden jubilee
OF the parish. Preceding the review
the president delivered brief adj
dress, having been introduced by
Father Eugene Del Mcdonnell. the
rector. who referred to the fact that
80 years ago President Buchanan had
assisted I'm the dedication of the
church.
President Taft said: I'm our eoun-
try, in this government and under our
constitution, there is no union of
church and state, but, rather sep
aration Of them. This sometimes has
been misunderstood by those who did
not know our institutions as an indi-
cation that there was something hos
tile on the part of our government
toward. nr some lack of sympathy
with the church Of God This il as
far as possible from the truth; and
have always sought, in assisting
every such church on interesting oc-
easions like this, to testify by my
presence and by words of congratula-
tion that there is nothing which the
country and the people of the United
States 50 depend upon for progress
and advancement of their ideals as
the influence and power Of all the
churches in the community"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-15
OF DAMAGE.
NOT DETERMINED
JAMAICA is TRYING TO AScER-
TAIN HOW BADLY SHE is
HURT BY STORM.

Kingston. Jamaica. Nov. I4-After
torrential rains lasting many days,
normal weather conditions prevail. hut
it is difficult to ascertain the extent
Of the damage done by one or The
worst storms in jamaica history
Practically all telegraph lines are do.yn
and railroads have been badly washed
out. While the entire eastern portion
Of the island was swept by winds and
rains. no earth shocks occurred. and
damage to crops and property resulted
largely from floods. Reports from St.
Mary. an important banana center
state that within a radius of 10 miles
Of Port Maria banana fields were en-
tirely laid waste. The town Of An
netto Bay for a time was three feet
under water Grave fears We're enter
taind for several days regarding the
safety of inhabitants of that section
but the floods are now subsiding So
far as can be learned no lives were
lost
The cables to Colon and Bermuda
are still out of commission and at
tempts made by the coastal steamer
Arna to carry cable dispatches to HoI-
land bay on "Wednesday night failed.
heavy gales compelling the vessel tn
return. The Arna started yesterday on
another attempt 1t is not known here
whether the cable to Santiago is in
tact.
Kingston did not suffer to any
great extent from the hurricane. which
developed 100 miles tn the westward.
and which had lost much or its fury
by the time it reached here. The
northern side of the island suffered
severely and engineers estimate that
it will be 10 days before railroad COM
munication is established. Sources
of the Kingston water supply are cut
off and military authorities are assist
ing the local engineering staff i'm the
construction of temporary conduits
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-15
STEAMER Is SAFE.

Duluth, Mimi, Nov. 1.-THE steamer
James j. Hoyt. which is stranded on
n reef two miles northeast of Otter
island. one of the Apostle group. is
in comparative safety according to
the officers of the steamer j. H. Bar
low, which arrived in Duluth tonight.
The heavy storm of Friday night was
safely weathered by the grounded
vessel and unless the wind veers she
will be comparativly safe.
The Barlow lay alongside during the
storm and was able to take the men
on board. Ninety boats are tied up
ut the 500 on account of the storm.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-15
LORD MIN TO ESCAPES
FLYING BOMB
ENGLISH vlcERoY OF INDIA AND
HIS WIFE ARE SAVED
FROM DEATH.

Ahmedabad. British India. Now Il.
Lord Mimic. yiceroy of India, and
Lady Mimic had narrow escape yes
terdas from being killed by bombs.
They were driving in a street when
two bombs were thrown at their car
riage. A dragon riding alongside
spurred forward and with outstretched
sabre. intercepted the first bomb. hurl-
ing il some little distance into a sand
heap. The second bomb struck the
viceroy's jemidar. IA native lieutenant.
holding an umbrella over Lady Mimic.
and fell harmlessly to the ground.
Neither bomb exploded, as the soft
sand acted as a buffer. On examina-
ton they We're found to contain picric
acid. Just prior to this. as the car
riage passed through street. bomb
exploded some distance away. Police
and others. attracted by the explosion.
ran up and found n man on the ground
with his hand blown off. He proved
to be an innocent bystander.
The bomb throwers escaped in the
excitement.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-15

trict, ore averaging % per cent. being
shipped to the smelter. The claims
are on Four Mile gulch, near the
Idaho Montana divide. and right at
the Milwaukee railroad
The Pandora Copper Mining COM
pany has sued the Snowstorm Mining
company far $500 damages alleged to
have been caused To its property by
Il defective flume built by the Snow
storm across TWO of the PAndora's
claims. The Pandora seeks TO enjoin
the SnaWstorm from reconstrueting
and operating the flume. which was
recently broken ara must be repaired
for further use. IL is claimed that
water from the flume washed away
the loading station. on the Pandora
property. DESTROYED one OF the main
tunnels and made the storage house
Of little use.