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Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-06-24
Miss Italia Childs is spending her

Miss Italia Childs is spending her
vacation at Kasson, Mimi, having
left for there on Friday last.
Postcard photographs. Choice Of
two poses, $3.50 per dozen. Booen Q
Wing. At
Miss Lindsay is here from the east
for visit with her cousin, Miss
Grace Lindsay.
For ice-cream that is the pure
article go to the Hotel Jordan cafe.
5tf
Mrs. Chas. McCrossen is with the
Glendive contingent at Hunters
Hot Springs.
Postcard photographs. Choice OF
two poses, ST. 50 per dozen. Booen &
Wing. At
Miss Lydia Montford has return
home to Forsyth after q visit
with her sister, Mrs. E. w. Bailey.
Remember that billiards. barber
shop is the best place in town to get
a hair cut or smooth shave. 52tf
Mrs. A. +. Coates and Mrs. Don
Freeman are visiting friends in Miles
City.
Miss Collins, the milliner, has tenn
porarily finished her duties here with
Miss Foss and gone to Idaho to accept
position.
Jesse Connors and wife Of Sidney
have been Glendive visitors this
week, MIR. Connors being on court
duty.
No better values anywhere for
the money than our postcard photo
graphs at 81. so per dozen. Booen &
Wing. 4tf
The Dorcas Society will be en-
tertained Friday afternoon, June p,
by Mrs. a. Anderson. All the ladies
are invited to attend.
A social dance will be given at
the Opera House, Friday evening,
June Is. Music by the Glendlye Or
chestra and good time assured.
If you want to start in raising the
right kind of hogs call on E. L.
Kinsey, at mouth Of Clear creek,
near Glendiye 8t17p
Gentry Brothers advertising cars
have pretty thoroughly billed Glen
dive for the big show during the
past week.
Harry Helms, the veteran turf
man, is in Glendive for few days
before again taking up the duties
on the circuit.
A. I'll. Sawyer Of Walla Walla,
Wash, brother Of ]. R. Sawyer. the
contractor, was visiting in the city
last week.
Mrs. G. j. Froehlich and G. G.
Froehlich have returned to Taunton,
Mimi, after visiting their daughter
and sister, Mrs. j.. FL. Pennington.
Installation Of officers of the Roy
al Neighbors this evening. All Wood
men and their wives are invited TO
attend.
The ladies Of the Dorcas Society
have arranged to hold a candy sale
on July 4, the same as last year.
Further notice will he given.
Dr.. Walker will be in his dental
Office every day this summer, but IN
tends to reduce his Office hours from
a. m, to 4 p. n. LII
E. P. Kennedy has resigned as
manager Of the Northern Pacific lunch
room and returned to Chicago to &C
cept another position.
G. D. HolIecker recently disposed
Of the promising colt, GIendive King
BY Petosia, to c. 2. Collins q
RidgelaWn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Coates are
back from the east, Mrs. Coates nav
ing visited At Omaha, Neb., and MI
Coates at St. Cloud, MINI.
W. e. Perhan1, the contractor mi
4 crew engaged IN laying the WaiI 10
the new sO-horse boiler at, the en-
pumping station.
Conductor Chas. shaub, who ~
his hand amputated last Thnrsdas
was taken to the Brainerd hospf1a
Monday Of this week Tor fartlne'
treatment.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-06-24

Cattle Ring as presented by Mr..
Eiler,s company. At Glendive,
Wednesday, June 80.
]. Z. Miner, the well known flock
master Of Allard, was in the city
Tuesday and made sale of his wool to
Mr.. Riley for Is cents, price that is
very satisfying to say the least.
From Geo. J. Marco it is learned
that VIM. switzer has put up his camp
at Marco and will begin work with a
full crew and a machine grader at
once.
Artistic solos by artistic soloists
are features of Eiler's King Of the
Cattle Ring. Band concerts noon and
night. At G1endive, Wednesday, June
80.
Bring in your pillow work now and
get rea9y for spring. Remember we
make new pillow lays to fit any pillow.
G. S. Johnston, general blacksmith
and horseshoer. Aft
The new Cotton barge belonging to
Wren & Greenough was launched on
Tuesday. It will be used in trans
porting material to and from the
various camps.
There will be a union temperance
service, in charge Of the W. c. T. T.,
at the M. E. Church on Sunday next,
June 27, at 8 p. m. Recitatlons,
addresses and special music. Every
body cordially welcome.
Remember that you can get Wag-
on reaches. neckyokess singletrees,
extra long buggy neckyokes and
anything you need in this line from
G. S. Johnston, general blacksmith
and horseshoer. Aft
Eiler's King Of the Cattle Ring
Company carries crack band, con-
cert orchestra and pres ent one OF the
most entertaining and instructive
dramas ever written. At Glendive,
Wednesday, June 30.
Rev. E. N. English left Saturday
last for Bozeman where he is attend
inc the annual session Of the Diocesan
convention, presided over by Bishop
Brewer. The meetings began Sunday
and are to end today.
Last Thursday Billy Combes re-
ceived telegram stating that broth
err in Amsterdam, n. T., was very III
and not expected to live. Mr.. and
Mrs. Combes at once left for the east.
Information has since come that the
brother had passed away.
The machinists and boilermakers
will get together a. ?. III, AeA,
Sunday, for q try at the natlonal
sport, baseball. The game VIII oe
pulled off at the old fair grounds, and
everybody IS invited to come out and
see good exhibition.
Z white and son Of Cogswell,
!, : : $50 e,,,,d.r with Mr.. and
e,.++ar. = +ha eitv Mrs.
WIS, : : ,.,,ta. - mr.
olaeeeFs De''s : !.
White. Ihey Wefe VI 'AeAl -" :
Miles City 20 purchase 2 oaheh =
horses.
A telegram from Trainer Chas.
Koch at Minot, said that Harry
Helms horse, Governor wilson, was
second IN the race az M1faol ys sa
day, CRAWFORD, llTsG, $lS Iss 800 :
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-06-24

Our facilities for handling checking
accounts are among the best and we invite
you to open an account with us.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-04

Desdo ayor t'a en- csia ca.
pital, el licenciado Sr Soto Nussa,
j1cz de Ia Cort sao &c Aqua
dilla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-04

No dcsesper6is,-me djo,-y por el contrarlo CO.
brad esperanzas Ia pasado por aqu la han Nsto este.
SECURE Re clio. acaban de decrme Il TRACE que ie'a
no puede eabernoa duda
-. A Pie todagiaf
-Todayla Is probable que Sc dlrieiri 4 IA casa del
cabaero de que me babtjs hablado. sin embargo me
parece particular pensando que de Chesney
Void
-Estoy tan POGO cnterada de sus habos,-diIe-que
bien pudera que de alui aguna per
que yo ignore
Ten6is raz6n; perO, como fuere, no llorels que
rida senorta esforzaos poneros tranqma iPosti-
Hon. amigo mo, aprisa aprisa
Fin odo e dia no ces6 de muy temprano Sc le-
vant6 neba muy densa que Sc dspo hasta la no
che En- mi vida habia caminos tan horribies
vcces Iegaba que habiamos delado la carretera
estabamos en- campos labrados medic de an panta
no IIabia perddo la noc6n el tempo parecia que
nuesro vae databa de poca de la cual nj memors
conservaba y que toda la vida haba Experimental Ia
misma ansednd de cntOnces
proportion que avanzibamos, comprenda vagamen
ie que mas mas ba desvaneciendose la confanza de
n Bucket Ia yerdsd que cOnservaba su buen humor
con los que encontrabamos el canine perO eada
xoIvia su stio con sembIante mas medtabundo pasa
ba Fl dedo Dor surs abos de evdente inquetud
f,,.ye preeuntsr los conductors de digeseas, los
eoceros los carrrtcrus cuantos pasaban pcr las per
seo,s que &C hsIIsbsn los carruaj Asbsn eneon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-04
POK ARLOS ICKRN


-hucho lo siento-respondi- muy agradecl
d. So .ao l.hria .edido ms ruceos
P4eIe-Iefas II Iac.et t4ee. uH momento
de ..l1a-aas a.a y a. Aaya earada Londres con
al reeaaa tass 4s haya dad. reaj II 4arido para
que eetea.sa aI.. e4o no rs >ee4ro 4so possible
Mas sea cana i.ere naestro canine h4a.a d Norte;
ladeaute. pues! perdamos Ia screnidad.
Con p alba baa.a 1yzade re>ar randes eopos
ci coo oIa-o s. aieye e.peet que poeos pasos
NADIA podia dsusuuse. "a pesar de neuroso rio, los
minos estaban horinlas los cabaos resbaaban en- un
barro Hqudo sa,-lfeado que cruiu baio sus herradu
hundian Lasta el punto que hublmos de dete
nernos para cue tonaan aeno; uno de eos cay0 tres
fanfo MO sasfenia gne Il position
PIE TERRA para llevaro de Ia brda Sin poder
dormr IA lentitud de nuesra marcia me causabs
irritaoitn e eenta irresistible deseo de baJsr
del coche contuuar el camino pie; cedi sin embargo
las refexone~ de " Bucket movi de mi sitio,
mientras cue aera'a par p empeio d. Ia persecuc6n
mi in}ahgabIe -aasra-e detenia cada
enaba tod las fuees hablaha todo Il mundo
como auerlos an--s hehfa to1os Us pa-adors.
vcrsaba con carrecras sftitares recaudadorcs, sin
perder en- TODD -, qiuuto yolvendo al pescante
oJo svizor = si~e grave decia al position
ves tranGuiTa re-o ro1 ~ivezs:
II Adelaute. amigo mio adefantei
Besados Il segunda psrada, acerc6 mi sacudien
de 10 que cubra capa hundiendose FL bsrro
hssta media pserua
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-04
Sc VENDE

En- Ell pobado de Hucares Jurisdiction de NaguaDo III
hermoso predo de erreno apoposo soares que mdt
mil cuadrados suado Ell
la cae de Espaa del cual recibe saludables
brisas
En- halanse encavadas tres de made
ra techada hero gavanzado adecuada vvien-
para estabecimeno mercanti la para peonae
con un algbe de mamposteria.
Quen la adguiscion de dichas fncas. puede
dirigirse
Sucrs. de NJ Lomba Co.
San juan F. r.
Salud, fuerza, negOciOs
Tome siempre vino CERECEDO.
NegOci0s fuerza, salud
Tome sempre Champagne MoNTEBELLo.
Digestion, buen apetito v fortuna
Tome sempre Aqua lNsAIUs.
Nj medicOs nj b$sC
Tome ,odas horas crrveZa CAHLsBERG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-04
NOTlClAS

Aver tarde sa - para 81 reSideneis
de Ponce. el ingeIilo don Manuel
Domenech, Comisionado ror el Parti-
do repubicano d Washington.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-04

Sc ha presentado una denuncia con
ira cl Sr Pedro vi ira 4 al N ~ acu-
~ de infringir la ley que fin oeho hs-
ras dc trabajo diario.
III senor Iiena ,s cont atista dc 10
obra dc una as uea dc Artcibe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-04

III departan inSlruccI n, las
rcmitido al dst de Larcs, cInss
Bibliotc. a. s las ruiaress
tres corrcspou este pueblo y
dos al ve,.ino - san Sebastian n
"Supcrvlsing" rin ia seTor &. A
Resshar. mando dstribuir las 90
eoxpSpoadieron los barrios -
PSctro". "PiletA" y "Calleioncs rec
pcctivsnente- -
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
WOMAN CHARGED WITH
STEALING 2-CENT STAMP
Judge Anderson Rebukes Inspector
Who Took Her in Custody and
Tells Prisoner To Go Home.


Who Took Her in Custody and
Tells Prisoner To Go Home.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June 4.-Fed
eral Judge Anderson will issue re
port to the postmaster-general In the
case OF w. L. Moore, postofice inspec
tor. who arrested Mrs. Ida Hord. a
delicate. pale-faced woman on the
charge OF stealing a two-cent stamp
Mrs. Hord, whose husband is dying
OF consumption and whose baby is ILL.,
had to mortgage their household fur
niture TO get railroad fare TO come tc
Indianapolis to answer the charges.
As Judge Anderson listened to the
woman's story his face colored with
rising indignation.
II can't understand the makeup
the viewpoint OF a postoff1ce inspector
who would stir up case like this and
bring this woman here. Who is this
inspector-is he in court?"
Moore was not present
II propose TO have an explanation
from him" said the Judge. such an
outrage must be reported TO his supe
riors."
Turning to the frightened woman
Judge Anderson told her TO go TO heI
home. This court will take care o.
you. You need not return here"
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05

New Catholic Theological Seminar,
for Grand Rapids to Be Opened.

for Grand Rapids to Be Opened
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. June A.
The new Catholic theological seminary
for the diocese Of Grand Rapids is to
oe opened with the beginning OF the
next school year In September. This
was decided upon at the meeting OF
the Catholic clergy OF -the city.
For the present the seminary will be
located In temporary quarters In the
vicinity OF st. Andrews cathedral but
later on II Is probable that a large
building will be erected on the .bord-
ers of the city. A number OF pieces
of property are being considered for
the present seminary and it is ex-
pected that decision will be reached
In the near future. Among these Is
the property south of the episcopal
residence on Sheldon-st.
The seminary will start in with only
the first class, or possibly the first
and second classes in the course pre-
scribed for candidates for the priest.
hood, and each year class will be
added until the seminary is in full
operation. The gradual start is made
so that the faculty can be built up
gradually and soundly. Each year as
a class is added the faculty will have
corresponding increase in the mum.
Der OF professors.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05

HALLs FROM LOG; DRowNo.
kULr STE, MARIE, Mich. June
&1on. oorgill, single, while riding
~ n he Chippewa river. in the
~ district. fell on and was
-. His home Is In Parry
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
1EK11Fr MOORE IS
IN FINANCIAL STRAITS
49, 81 O.. Clair County Man Cause
81 .Trouble-aamueI Altman
d Anpolnted Trustee.


u Appointed Trustee.
DIRT HURON. Mich, June A.
nnncial dif1culties traceable direct
I - the prolonged illness OF ex-Sherlf
umas Moore, OF St Clair. have re-
I'D In q, meeting Of his creditors
M giving q trust mortgage for S..
M with Samuel Altman, of Port
nn, - trustee, until such time as
II business can be placed upon its
G The principal creditors OF the
ner 81. Clair county officer are c.
ut = Co. Chicago. s577.5s: J. w.
ner q Co.. Detroit. 1924; A. Rush
IONS. Detroit. 330S.15; Reid. Muir
ky& Co.. ta20 To-. the st. Clair MIL
Co, st. Clair. $2S3.17. and George
DOF0. Port Huron. $1,000. Other
o0t0r4H dunbar abous %, with &C
UNITS against the st. Clair man rang
= nom SIS to 800 and upwards.
& Xhe Moore store has been in contin-
80 operation for many years and
- considered on a good financial
.DiD. When the proprietor was taken
some months ago, the principal
IMPORT to the success OF the business
- removed. Mr.. Moore is believed
: b. recovering from his Illness and
l y expected the temporary financial
|nbarrasement- will be- entirely over
the In = short, time. The meeting
I the creditors at which the trustee
the mortgage was appointed was
Va In st. Clair.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
WILL GO TO TEXAS.

G. Van Ness, In Charge Of Pontiac
~. NJ. c. A., Resigns Position.
PONTIAC. Mich, June 4.-Forced
iIl-health to seek a change Of cli-
nte. IA c. Van Ness, In charge OF
y local Y. M. c. A, has resigned
Dm the association. His resignation
4 10 take effect as soon as q new
- haS' been secured by State Sec
|<ary Buell., who is at present at tho
Y. M. c. A. meeting at Omaha.
II. and Mrs. Van Ness and daugh-
Anna, expect TO leave shortly for
legeport. Tax. to. make their
ne there. Mrs. Van Ness has but
|tontly returned from a few weeks
1ourn there where she purchased
.noerty. CoIlegeport, which is locat.
east OF PaIacia, Is in the gulf
and is on an arm OF Metagorda
LIT fs-T-new town, not yet on
map. but already possessing a
r1otion Of several hundred people.
Van Ness Is planning to establish
nxkonsive poultry farm.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
One Escapes. One Held.

August Romeska was discharged,
and Herman A. Schmidt was bound
over TO the recorders court, by jug
tice Jeffries. Friday morning when
the two east-end boathouse keepers
were examined on the charge OF opcr
ating blind pigs" in their lighthouses
Romeska's odd defense was success
full. He declared that though he had
furnished Officers Church and Reid
with beer, as they stated he had not
accepted money for the liquor, He
said he took 25 cents from them. un-
derstanding that 1t was his pay for
rowing them out TO Suwanee island.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Admn1f Names Dewey. Ito, Togo and
o1TC1Ez as the Greatest Naval Officers


noh. June Ar look
|1k 0owey. as the greatest
~ A. ~ navG commander"
1mlroI Hlk6{Iro uichi, In his cabin
IN ~ U5 hip Aso of the Jap
~ 061xQron. was talking
tIxIoUtx ~ general Just before
- from Tacoma harbor for Seat
ottond the opening OF the Seat
~ Nipponsss admiral had been
1oG Of the great naval engage.
19- o., history when he was asked
The Times correspondent:
Rho. In your opinion. is the great
living naval ofYicer?
|11chi pondered a moment. 1T Is
cult," be replied finally. Ito say
D the worlds greatest officer:
country considers her warriors
- the greatest. I really do not
Nv how to answer the question. In
~, cannot answer II.
'Of the United States, I believe Ad.
hal George Dewey to be the great
3 n0cor. The brave work that he
y e Manila bay during the Spanish
|norican war should. believe. give
- that position.
I'm my own country the honor OF
Nc greatest could go TO but one
Togo. What he did
4 his country during the war with
- places him higher than any
~ o1lcer."
Ichi during the Russo-Japanese
Commanded the Mikasa. Togo's
Admiral ItoS of China" continued
Twisting Japanese admiral. rs GER
~ the greatest naval officer OF his
I0ou. and Admiral Marowitz Is Rus
y ~ my opinion.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
HAND IN BOILING TAR.
HI o'tara, Workman, Falls When
e@ls Foot Slips on Roof.

.1o1 o'hara, Workman, Falls When
HIs Foot slips on Roof.
Inn ARBOR, Mich. June dam
<orIIara, OF No. 420 Detroit-st-, met
4 terrible accident by falling and
e1ng his hand into q bucket OF
lne tar.
I3ara was working on the roof
- cpyerS q portion OF the bleach
u Ferry field and was carrying
1ocket full Of tar. just taken boil
hok from the fire. when his foot
~ and be fell with his left hand
IS the wrist In the tar. In spite
~ terrible pain the man walked
~ ~. Of M. hospital where the
- was dressed. This morning the
81 his hand Is swollen a lump
~ q q baseball and fully as hard,
<ock Of his hand and wrist Is 1T
cooked, and wherever the hot
oplattered on the other hand
blisters have raised. He suf-
Intense pain all night and is
little easier today.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Gould Not Be Better.

No one has ever made saIve. oint-
ment. lotion or balm TO compare with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the one
perfect healer Of Cuts. Corns, Burns.
Bruises. Sores, Scalds, Boils. Ulcers,
Ecxema, Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes,
Cold Sores. Chspped Hands it's su.
prene, Infallible for Piles. AT c. r..
Central Drug Co. and Gray G
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Accident Vlctim,s Body Cremated.

The body OF Mrs. Frederick Has.
senzahl. who fell from a third-story
window in her home in Toledo, and
was almost instantly killed, was ere.
mated in the Detroit Crematorlum.
Thursday. Mrs. Hassenzahl was 7o
years old, and 1t had been her wish
to have her body cremated in Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
HOLMES GETS FREEDOM.
Alleged Swindler Released on Person
al Resemblance.

Charles S. Holmes. who has been
in the county jail since last fall on
the charge OF swindling W. c. Ander-
son out OF 1915. was released from
JAIL Friday, when Attorney Matthew
Bishop obtained Judge Cornolly's con-
sent TO let his client go on his person
I'll recognizance. Anderson Is TO ap-
pear in court July Z. for his second
trial. The jury disagreed in the first
trial
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Town Is Under Martial Law

WASHINGTON, June 4.-wireless
dispatches relayed from Puerto Cor.
tez received at the state department
today, say tnat the town of Ceiba. Hon.
duras. is under martial law, and a
revolutionary attack is said to be
threatened.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
LIDS HEAD IN WATER, DIES.


Act Of Robert s. Arthur.
PONTIAC. Mich. June 4.--Insanity
n0von a. the cause OF the suicide oil
~ 8. Arthur. one of the oldes.
noor1 Of this county. who held his
y 81 watering trough In the barn
a. Leonard. at Highland Station.
< dead man was So years old.
hon the hired man at the Leonard
20 went into the barn from the field
.1ro he was working he found the
man bent over the trough. dead
y Md deliberately stood with his
@1 under the water till suffocated.
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-09
LESSON.

When will get all the people using the OLIVER? Why
don you buy the best when it dosent any more?
LIGHT DRAFT. the best because runs the Ightest
MTATORS has hundreds of mtators others have Is
that good reason
GUARANTEED Every part whether wood iron guaranteed
to be free from flaws defects "A
LASTLY Remember about the castings you buy the genuine
only from THEY WILL FIT and being HOT WATER
CHILLED will last longer-pnce the counterhts.
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-09
READ THIS
HOUSE PAINTING
ECONOMY VS. LUXURY.

Painting house of economy luxury To
people the painting ofe house of fine business calculation
others appearance we'll painted house
economy because painting reasonable intervals
the woodwork of the building from deeorang Aside from
this also has vastly beneficial the market value Of the
house that for sale rent
When house needs painting the
off painting for year The damage the
house year than the entire of the painting though
be apparent the The who house should
take Of it.
Above all ATLAS sold only and sold for the past 20
and has always proven satisfactory Each and gallon
guaranteed Price $l.50 per gallon
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-07
BIG BA1TLESH|P
GLADLY WELCOMED
Mississippi Enters Safely the
River It Was Named
After.
NO MlSHAP MARRIED TRIP
GREAT SEA FIGHTER WILL BE
PRESENTED WITH A SILVER
SERVICE sY STATE WHOSE
NAME IT PROUDLY BEARS.
NO MIsHAP MARRIED TRIP

New Orleans, La, May THE peo-
pie OF the lower Mississippi Valley. 3es-
pecially those of New Orleans, were
happy last night. The big battle ship
Mississippi, which has been brought
from the naval station at Guantanamo,
Cuba, to receive a silver service from
the people of the state from which she
takes her name, crossed the bar at the
mouth of the Mississippi, entered
South Pass and came up the river to
New Orleans without mishap of any
kind.
Original Plan.
The original plan provided for the
presentation OF the silver service OF
Horn Island, in the Gulf of Mexico
without side trips. Then movement
was started to have the presentation
made at Natchez, Miss, but this idea
was not received with favor by the
Navy Department. 1t was argued thai
the depth Of the Mississippi River
would not permit a battle ship az
large as the Mississippi to make the
trip.
Those who put forward this objec
ton were met with such volume o.
statistics and reports of much larger
vessels navigating the river. that Il
was finally decided that the shiI
should make the trip to Natchez any
way, although the presentation viii
take place at Horn Island, as original
ly planned.
The Mississippi will remain in New
Orleans until May IL.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-07
FIRE DtMON RACED
Much Valuable Property De-
stroyed and Ranchers
Forced to Flee.
HOUSES ARE DESTROYED

Kamloops. B. c., May Half . mil
lion dollars worth of property has
been destroyed and scores Of ranchers
forced to flee for their lives as the re-
suit Of q disastrous bush fire that
swept the country from Notch hill al
far east as the valley and south from
Sicamous as far as Vernon. Among
the losses are two large sawmills, both
of which were totally consumed in the
wall of flame that swept over the land.
Mill hands had to fee for their lives.
Three large bush fires were brought
into contact by terrific gale. Barns
and houses fell prey to the fire and
many head of cattle were lost. Scores
OF ranch properties were devastated on
the main line of the Canadian Pacific
railroad. Telegraph lines were de.
stroyed for miles.