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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-05-26

Packer S. c. Mcdaniel, while in
town last week, told the Globe of an
accident that he witnessed few DAYS
ago at the Warwick stock ranch
on the Snake river, in which
Walter Brockman, the old time side
kicker of Bill Rookie, of Cottonwood,
and an expert broncho buster, was the
star actor. Brockman was riding a
vicious animal, which was resorting
TO every trick known to the untamed
cayuse to unseat its rider, but without
avail. In its frenzy the brute headed
for precipice, and Bockman, real
izing the imminent danger, attempted
to throw himself from the animal s
back, which he succeeded in doing.
but lighted on the very edge of the
declivity, and his action and the veloc-
ity at which they were going carried
both the horse and rider over the
BRINK, and down rocky incline as
steep as house roof $50 feet to the
bottom below. Brockman started
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-05-26
HORSEMEN,
TAKE NOTICE.
To Owners of Stations and
Jacks in Idaho County,
State Of Idaho:

In accordance with House Bill No.
III, passed by the last legislature, for
the regulation of the services of Stall
lions and Jacks.
In compliance with the said law,
examination will be made at the fol-
lowing points:
Sites, June | and 2, at the N. B.
Pettibone barn.
Grangeville, June and 5, at the
S. M. Jones barn.
White Bird, June 7 and 8, at the
Newman Bros. barn.
Cottonwood, June 10 and II, at
the Overland barn.
All horses are requested TO be as
sembled by the owners at the said
designated points which are most con-
venient to the owners.
Fee for examining on the speci-
fed dates, according to the statute,
will be IS. ANY time after Juns IS
it will be SO.
All registered stations and jacks
shall be accompanied by their certih-
Gates of registration. After June Is
the provisions of House Bill No. III
will be enforced in Idaho county.
Will be pleased to furnish copy of
the law upon request. All CORE
spondence cheerfully answered by
addressing DR. P. Cummerford, AS
sstant State Vet, Moscow, Idaho,
who will also furnish copy of the law
if requested.
DR.. G. f. NOBLE, State Vet,
Boise, Idaho.
DR.. P. CUMMERFORD,
Asst State Vet,
Moscow, Idaho.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-05-26

first, but the horse rolled over him
within few feet, and they landed in
a pile at the bottom. The amazing
part of it is that both the horse and
man escaped fatal injury, Brockman
receiving long cash on the head and
having one leg crippled up some. But
everybody knows Brockman is hard
one to kill.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-05-26
Commissioners Special Meeting

State of Idaho i
County of Idaho o.
On Wednesday, May 10Th, 1909,
pursuant to the order of this board,
and notice duly given, the Board of
County Commissioners of Idaho
County, State of Idaho met in their
clerk Office.
Present, c. M. Butler, chairman;
Herman Won Bargen and Charles
Bentz, commissioners and ]. |. Over
man, clerk, by ]. B. White, deputy.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had:
The official bond of John McKin-
ney, overseer of road district No. AZ
was examined and approved.
The resignation of A. P. Vincent
as overseer of road district No. l was
accepted, and on petition John c
Stadtman was appointed as his sue
cessor.
In the matter of the construction OF
a bridge across the Salmon River a,
Golf, Idaho, the Clerk was in
structed to advertise for bids for the
construction of said bridge. Bids to be
filed not later than June IS, 1906, a,
2 o'clock p. m.
No further business appearing the
board here adjourned sine die.
c. M. Butler, Chairman.
Attest: ]. l. Overman, Clerk
ByJ. B. White, Deputy.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-05-26

Scale books for sale at this Office.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
ROB OVERLAND LIMITED
BINDITS OPERATE JUST
OUTSIDE OMAHA.
Fast Union Pacific Tram Looted Of
Ta7ua6e Registered Nail IN
Lane CUt-Of.

Omaha. Nay 22-1fasked bandits held up and
robbed Union Pacific train No . known as the
Overland Limited. i've miles west Of this city.
Just before midnight tonight. and obtained
number Of registered mail pouches The exact
number IS not known but they are believed to
have contained large amount Of money
The robbers evidently got on the train Ct some
town further west The hold-up took place in
a deep cur along the recently constructed Lane
Cutoff Tile robbers climbed over the tender
and forced the engineer to Stop his tram and
then proceeded TO the mail car. The clerks
were forced 10 open the door and hand out
number Of pouches Of registered mail Having
obtained the bags. the robbers hurried away In
9 soutae-'v direction and permitted Tie rra-a to
proceed.
Tie passengers we're not rnolested. and a.
soon as the robbers had derar-ed the train pro-
ceodel % this e-Js : 81 squad 5t policemen
hurried = -.a scene and quickly started in pun
sui oE rr- bandits
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
BIC CUSTOMS FR4TDS.
JnGe~-oiuat,ons, COIIusi0n and Brib-
Cr9 To Be Erp08ed Hcrr
- -. ---L---. -


Washington. Ma 22-Tns investigation made
hE the government into tie customs frauds At
NeT Nora promises soma disclosures III --= near
future r'-.-. rra- h. IS astounding z~ those
made IN the false weighing of sugar. r is
understood that The detective force employed 20
investigate The conditions tn New York has
come To the conclusion that -rare are srtI frauds
70 be discovered a-I that the following abuses
viii h- exposed. T-r5a-Ealuat.aa ~ imports.
collus.on between transportation companies and
INSPECTORS. bribery ~ inspectors rv importers
and r~aads in weighing. besides certain minor
rfE=u.--
Secretary WaeEear- Las made D. clear that he
intends following tie ieres-sa--aa 20 The bot
tom 1T Is uo," la said to-day. -..orauz. ann
more Interested IN fraset administrator in Hew
York than elsewhere that I ann determined to
sir, this matter. .ae h-ysaz. .- o., disclosures
that have been made :l.-a and ..g personal
know l.--a that ..-r.t. changes la t.a methods
Of d"as business s.rlI -r- prompt .-r.--
ton
THE ~ar--ra-v st.I 's did .., assume charge
~ the Tr.as'.~r with Tie Intention ~ introduce
trz special reforms. hlr that tne conditions IN
New York have made some reforms us.essr-.-
He praised the work Of Collector Loeb .u tho
htg-az, terms. and declared his purpose % AZ
low him 70 conduct t..- investigation along lis
own lines, orry rendering such assistance ae 1rr-
.sr. rr-E-y..r .a-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
rlY ORDER OUT TROOPS
o,-opGJ4R4TLU-4Y STEfKE
SERIOUS.
r,alsrcs Continues 410ug Line
r.zerr0r 4ppsaIs1 t0-EfF0rts to
4-5i7 Dc7a9 to /. S. Nails.
--r --.,----- 20 - --.s4--

49, .- -7e---Js Of violence from all
- ire c. The Eeo-Etz railroad continue
- - 60 negro r-=-sr being GraEEe1 from
-. rs7-z- r-6 warned 70 autt -1e-- work
-------- ---- order troops 20 t-. danger
rc1-s. . -
= 49, ---r= gathered ~ athens and Al
-e--- ------ VAS held 81 The -0-oA
- s-- hours. a---e---- -,- The police out
:. or 7,-za-s waited and were not dispersed
p. --.=-s--- - Athens rioters attacked -.=-
g e~= several were --+1~=5 1-r onset was
s,e-o-ss II 2 ---= ---- rams Tr-5 held "s -
ts.. Place
r~s bzz.y beaten 1rsnar. v.o had been
..s.~ .-1- --= ----l II Thomson. early -2.s
---.-z made his r.-- n -L= =-1s---2I5E27--l $
SO y august another negro ---z-7z-l ,-=-E
- --s ------ <---- --= ----- and ---5 u
~ va-- zr5 -=E-o =----2 IS report hat
-. .-5-r --z----=- and denounced al along
.-.-.-s ---- pistols IRE being ---1-5 u t-.'-
- s,- -----s --=z-- ---1 --= --E--s- ---zr--
Fs--g -l- -
ssrs-
,---r = -a- danger -. engineers E a. E---
-. .sz.----- r-zr5 c1.-s q -l5 brotherhood
.,-,------s--= E----==-z threatened this morn
,-r-- ---=- Tie men r- .--- -ra-- T|= aye ---
v9-- -a rz- -o-z=- IL This he s---
an vs are --- E--z -a =--5 .s- --- o-- -
- s,s-gr-=-5- ~ MANNED This -r---l --- be
s---.--- - ----- n= =-. .--ln
. c-- -=-
~ --=--=- --- -----.- ~ --=.--- govern
-s-r =--=--=~=--= and -=-= even E.-- 1.- -
..st- v-z- - mn --z5- -----= -- ---.- ---1-
.,--s-, --z.-.- were Blocked ~ --.- hours. md
--ty-- have Been ----= --- lad r-. --= strikers
,,-~s y, -rs.r all and cleared 10 Things 50 The
nj ----E proceed Thew also z--e--7- cars
-or-a5---- -=--=--r-= --=.E-- -" --= man trans
.--a--=- Genera. Hart -= Georgia ~e-- -H
.-,g-s-= ------- -.. confer -.-- -sa---- Manager
--5-- -- --= -..----. I'm FL. -a- ----- crowds
surrounded --.- ---.- ~ several points. a--- NJ
z5z-- made -.- --..-.~- Speeches. ~ one point
.= r-zs --.s---.~ -.- a s--.E= r-zE KEY and came
r=s- ae-- --=-- r--s-E T. sheriff E-
-..---z-- has -..-.- -.. ..------ --- -e Is u--
abe 70 control --. z--.-----. .-- similar mes
szrs has bee. received --.- --. l-a-7- .- Union
p5t-- General E-.-a--- ----- has appealed 70
z-e-v sts-= AMI --la--- authority tr a-d-
T-ecus r-- s.. -=-E .r danger r0.~-= - --=
Governor secs
-1s strikers received telegram r.-ar tr.n
-g-z--zz 1z=- .- -z--- <=-- and Chairman
Knapp 4 Tie Interstate Commerce Commission
a- T-zs---z-5-. 1--=---= r-.-r services Is media
-o-z. zrl telegram was sar- hack. INVITING
r-=E- r- --r- George
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
STE ITER " DISTRESS.
Tie WARY PattCu LosiCd tp Uf NoH-
mouth and Rcscurd from Storm.

Taa -fa-. Pzr..r. one ~ tie Fart.a Line
Steamboats, which Ply between Manhattan and
Lo-e Branch. narrowly escaped being blown out
% -.- yesterday morning usel heavy Wind
drove her ag-. ~ her course and into the Lower
Hav t-. -.rs below >o-tau- Point while
she vas au Ier way 20 Long Branch Luckily
-re Monmouth. "t the SANDY Hook limo. one q
the fastest craft en- r..a Ia-. bound - the e.tz.
was near Ut hand ana went rn zig. a.- of the
Parr.u boat
Tile boats were dashed together. ami rho pas
ser.eare of t.o Mary Patr.n We're requested 70
board tIe Monmouth. ~srara. hundred did So
Mary Ta-ra-
~ -nE- -.ue I'll. decks ,f the Fa,;sn boat
-.a-. a-aa. No time Was lost ia getting the
boats -.-t t-= (a~.n-s and into ca'laer water.
When both boat. had entered the Upper BAY
ta- Mary Patton R..e released ana proceeded 70
ra- -... ar Ela Battery. Neer of her pas
e-res-z were taken To- r.a Central Railroad ~
<a,r Jersey pier. ar Cedar street.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
BERKE WILL u ILk.
NjlcaIcuIatrd SIC If one ToIe
.Tqu IN .1utomobic Ridl

r.,r-.arz. May - --".aE.rs -a--- James f.
Burke. ~ T.rts.sre. n., IS planning ra@ a.ro-
mobile trip f.r next Saturday. ".-. the 's-
s5-.ztel western Eal- C.nas meet Ie-.. called
oa Mayor 1rag~e to-day 30 araua-rt h.o vtrr
thu fact that tic Mayor was - travel i'm '.a
Burke aurar-onL, with President Taft. r-as.-
6s~- WuHau Fr.,v .f rn. Yale climbs Secretary
Knox and himself.
"Eat ha.. SOU -.a~. T.r~, -.. Na,a-
Mage
.su-a thing. .H.ur. was. m. re.r.ne ...
la.a six and the chauffeur
"Hu. NOT r,o and President Tafr -E.-r'aI
rs. AIav.-
Trcr, was some rapid calculation. -,H.n Emil
Suseus9I.. the consulting engineer. walked On aa
business. IL was asked To- solve I'll. problem.
1T may t1 4ar." said Swaa-gu. .AIoa
President Taft The room ~ two ana d hale men.
Mr. Knox can eer tr rho remaining half epar.
Give NJ. Frew tho fourth place in th. ton
ueau and allow Mayor Mage. tu rti- with tua
chauffeur"
And where do / get on said Burke. who IS
furnishing the automobile and tEe plans
You don't get on At al. Nv Burke" SAID
Svouson. You viii walk a. punishment for not
taking into consideration the s.z. of our F-as.-
dent in making your plans"
Anyway Burke is a University d.. Nt-h--a1
man.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
lIRS. SCHNID 1L1RRTED.
Oorncr Of Lion Bre7cerg Yielded to
Italian N06IemaR.

Ms Josephine Schmid, owner q the Lion
Brewery and one OF the vealthiest women IN
this city. was married yesterday at the Church
Of the Sacred Heart BROOKLYN 10 Don Giovanni
del Dra-o. an Italian nobleman. The maria sc
uas performed by the Rev. John TogeL
II January, 1905. II was announced that Mrs
Sc-u5d was to wed At that time she was q
party fl a friendly suit brought by her daughter
Mrs Hugh II 1rurrav, wife Of veil known
broker 70 determine Just Mat interest she had
in the estate Of her father. August Schmid. who
died in 1aSa- The value of the property was as-
r-.rared at from s-o00o.00o 20 S2o.oooo0o
lTr. Sch-ntd had been q successful brewer fo-
years. Under his viii his widow was made SOLE
ezecu-rN -rvo-thtrds OF the estate was ser
aside for the children At his death there We're
Two children, but tho son died hsfcr~ ~-aohfnS
maturity.
Mrs. Scnrtd. though nearly sixty years old.
ran the brewery IN CO partnership with simon
= Berrhat---r he- INST husbands p7~fnel. "nrtl
1901
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
SHOOTS TWO DETECTIVES.
Nc2ro Captured By police Dog
one Tictjm Way Die.

During % ruslIad5 Of shots within four doors
OF tn, Snyder avenue police station. Brooklyn
ar 1880 o'clock last night. two detectives at
racheG 60 the ParkvilIe station We're shot by q
negro whom they had followed for more than
mile Detective John e. Gallagher is IN the
r.ua- County Hospital with two wounds in the
lungs. and is expected to die Detective 1fsceIa
-tetrl- is also in I'll, hospital with wound jon
The right shoulder. bur viii recover
--raraI complaints have been received re-
Gently against a. negro from women in the pre-
.I..r Furnished with good description. .l-
detectives followed Joseph Williams. who lives
at cau.rzfa Lane and -sth street When they
approached him. If rlatbush and Snyder ave-
uue= la pulled out revolver and dr-d rva
shots both Of which took effect
Although probably mortaIv uoGndsd. Gala
zher was able 10 r~e one shot which passed
through 7villiams= co7t as rho lart-- tool. -e
his heels -reiu-e chased tl- negro ror sew.
eral blocks. exchanging Shots vtrh him The
detective was shot through the right shoulder
Williams ran across vacant lot and ..-au.
u.ar-d
an hour later pstrloman snyrr. ,. rre
-rvdar 4.alra station. ..HS passing sL- l..u.
.ra.. .H, u--Io disappeared. when the polite.
.a- April -af. NtlInEl= standing nu the sfd.-
..all Vf'lemS made mo- -11rt - escape ana
.urfl -1-.l his easiest capture Williams -'-=
--=--6 II - LLa S0~4=< 2Eenuz s-aEaA-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
CH4RGE COUNTERFETTING
PoIirr 4rrcst Sir IN Rad and Capt.
urc Plant.

Acting Oh q secret til, Captain Toole. Of the
oak street station sent lis detectives last night
70 2 fa- on rae NTH 0oor OF No. 113 Cherry
street. where they arrested a woman and three
-4a, ON charges OF rourterfeiting and tu-o
-o-trs as suspicious persons The police found
r-. room Of the lat converted into rorkroon.
and there. they say. was o. complete set Of
-7un-erfetJ5ns tools. from furnace to silver plat
ing plant.
The prisoners charged with oounterfeitins
said they were Mrs Angelina Dangilo, John
lr8Iodino. Angelo Nargrieh and Salvatore ChiIlo-
The two charged with being suspicious persons
were lads named stephen Cirerello and Joseph
Ror1auauo-
As the detectives entered they saw Mrs Dan
clio irving 10 throw q bulky handbag into the
stowe They opened it and say they found ii
au41 with counterfeit coins Secret Service
mon who Went TO the station and looked over
the captures said it was most important raid
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
WIFE DEFENDS kLE!N.
CbargeS Plot to Railroad Pittsburg
Councilman fy jail
-Er telegraph 20 --= --.---e Z


P.tt=oU-g. May -2.-1Lr-. Annie c. Klein v-5=
OF Councilman John r. Klein. convicted OF
bribery In tr= municipal graft cases. swo-= out
warrants to-day -or tie arrest ~ I've 5=E-r-
lives v-h, gave testimony AGAINST her husband
Tie rst<= charges conspiracy NOT only against
Ter husband but against o-re- members Of the
Ptr-saurz Cu---L At q late La.r this evening
none ot the detectives .aL .a-u arrested. L -S
said they l-tt The city to-day .sr before the
warrants were sworn out
The detectives are IT, r. EE--r.-. Waiter Van
French. JOHN Van (--~ John Ea--. ana
Thomas p--ova-. They we've rr- some rr-7
s.aa,e-zI az rgu--al9r-s a- river steamers
owned by Klein. II IS alleged -- r-- wife that
The man were employed ts- c-- Voters. L--=-z
IN canro-t schemes against r-- .-a1a--- A.
Leo We'll president off -.- league. IS NOT 7--
-as-7 however
II is sa.t that TWO at ,-='-a=7 t1- whom war
rants were sworn o-t have made written con-
ress-,n admitting they -aora falsely IN t-S evil
de-ce collected by The League.
Mrs Klein. vlo had some property n. her
OWN. disposed u II quietly - =.r money {" pay
sue the investigators. and u--.' to-day her .---
band did uo- know that She ..rt.--.srs- aaV-
.r- -r-r~eu-s ls-..r
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
4TRSHTPc N DEAD HE1T,
T~r7~r- FTr Race of DiTolbirS ut
Prhu

Berlin Nay -C-Ee---r vas the sce-z late this
afternoon O the @-s- s2e=l contest ot --r'sl5le
balloons over & course ot about twelve miles
-s.-.r,- -.s..--s- in 2 dead r-a- T-e ssrn.-r-gtd
Gross II. commanded hv Major Sne-.tns. COM
pe-ez z-znz- -ae @sz5r@ Fars=-a' u com
--a-da6 lr Captain George
The start was from The Ir-7L atrsa-2 0-actioa
grounds Gross = getting away first Inc Par
ze-al quickly followed. and both made directly
across -Lz centre o< Berlin toward tle turning
ro-n-----se high +zctar- rr-u7u@rs ~ me edge
u -e--r=---. Held
---. .z-.zz n -.s-~-s.-s5 hut did not increase
is lead ans as The a--sh-gs turned The goal
under SPLENDID control b7-h uut the motors II
-7p speed Neither. however. gained or lost any
advantage and the balloons finally returned 10
-r1 starting point v.---ou- having changed the-r
positions The recorded rtrns at rHe 1EGH- vas
lLl---- minutes
Al the inhabitants IT Berlin we're able 20
watch rha -oarauvres az the a.~shtTs from start
n 1E-zH. as they k5E- about eight hundred f1et
above
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
l1DRI1N c. HONORE SUED.
Charged rjth 1lienating 4fectjons
Of Chicago WOman,
rBv IeleErapa % The -r-bure- J

Chicago. NIay 22-Adrian c. Houore. brother
oS Mrs. Potter Palmer and conspicuous in Chi
ca go society as a leader OF cor5Uons. was sued
for $4,000 IN the Circuit Court to-day for the
alleged alienation Of the affections Of the wife
Of James H Ia Pearl dealer in novelties and
former circus proprietor
Stuart Beattte. the attorney who fled the SUR.
admitted he never had seen La Pearl whose
friends started the action because he is in q
saratortun suffering from nervous breakdown
caused by his alleged troubles.
NIr- Honores reply 70 the suit was that II
looked TO him as - there might be politics in
volved in II for the purpose Of Injurtls the
chances Of his brother, Judge lockwood Honore,
for reelection Mr.. Honore declined 70 discuss
the case, and said that except for the possible
effect upon his brothers ca1didac- he would
not conzLder the matter seriously
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
WHE4T TPHOLDS P4TTEN
Nan DeLluerV Hts Ne,o Lerel on
Report from Kansas.

Chicago Mav 22-1Iav wheat early IN TIE
session on the Board q Trade ro-Ia- 1dva-ceL
% 1925 11s cents higher tLa- re close -7z-er-
day ard more than I cents over the most sa--
gu-re prediction made r0o months aEo 5T
James = Patrsn. rr= bun leader. T1lE also ad-
va1ced g cent
one ot the principal hc--sa factors vas q re-
port credited 70 q Western railroad Official which
estimated The Kansas crop ~ 6oo1oo10 bushels.
against this government estimate o- a=0o01t-5
bushels. made ON Ma
Tae market was extremely nervous tae last
half OF the session. The c--s= was G--n With
July W $ 70 2. ar 1t7-- 70 1r7t- Nay closed
zr 1921
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
BELMONT PARK RACE GoER KILLED
Jumps from Moving Train and Rolls Between
Platform and Cars

n T. rorkerE, ot No 1920 Broadway. . TRANSIT
man .u the Department Of Water SluuIy. Gas anil
Electricity killed A. The Belmont Park terminal
or the Long Island Railroad yesterday lie was
run over by raceuaCk train from Lon. Island
City and literally cut 10 pieces. Mr- Corkarg was
q passenger on the train, and as II ran into the
terminal he attempted t. jump or before the train
came fun stop IL some way he lost his
balance and falling forward rolled of between r-,
platform and the train IL attempting 10 rise tho
steps OF one OF the cars struck him and Knocked
him directly under the wheels
The train was crowded, and excitement ran high
as the forward truck, after passing over The uaav.
Jumped the rails and bumped along over the ties
FOR twenty-five or thirty feet before The train could
be brought q Sull stop.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
SAVE LIVES AT BROOKLYN FIRE,
Police and Firemen Rescue Persons from
UDDe- Floors-Several Overcome.

altroaer several aren1en we're overcome BY
smoke many good rascuss were made by them
and tle police ar a fire. alleged 10 have been
80 ,-.-,.-s.--- origin which occurred last night
Az ~. -.s vrhers street. Williamsburg. The fire
...- discovered 1y FREDERICK Gordon. q butcher.
ssl.a .ecaric= ,ae ground floor Before the nrenen
arrived Sergeant costello ana Fa-rOiulan HarrIns-
-,r OF the Herbert street station. saw Mrs Nara
uer.aus and her daugarer Nerre, sr-1dtng on che
-aos. and apparently preparing 70 lean 70 the
street
.--e- some atnicllty both women were saved By
.f-s r.-re tre .remen arrived. and aided by the
police t=~ rescued zuDia Becker, David CARY and
Amelia Nor-a- from the Burning building.
Most o- taas. rsons were unconscious when
-r.. we're brought 10 The street but were quickly
revived er- ra-e.,fanz from the Williamsburg Hos
--.r Ff.-rg MIL. q fireman Of Engine Company
--s who rsade his way fn-a '.e ea-.-- with -l-a
- hose was or-~ronEe lv smoke znd f=U aneya-
..a.- rr. v.. rescued b., -..-.e.sa- r--'u> ~
-.~. r.....sr..
.... .r.---. was estimated IL 500
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
rRGE LTNCOLN'l SPEECH.
JIove to 1EQte GetYs5rg 4ddrees
On7u Memorial Dag Grafton.
-- -z-er-zp. r- The -----=

r-. Telegraph 20 The tribune
Cincinnati NAY 2---Tte Memorial Day SOM
rlictees of the g. 4. r posts i'm this city were
instructed to-day 10 dispense with speeches AT
the services in the various cemeteries ON May s.
The various posts voted 70 omit all orar9rs and
substitute ir their stead LtncoL-.s Gerrvsol--
address According to the present programme
an opening PRAYER. the address and The lenelf.-
tion will constitute the order of exercises
Letters were addressed 70 every g. A r r'-c
In the country urging The officers % ma5. the
same. chang, were mailed Tonight
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
FREE BEER EXPERIMENT FAILS.
N-lonairs Bank President SAYS His Bene
fclsries Are ''SpiueIe5s Slaves
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-'@'S57. So ,IzE ---r. -..-. -.. prob .l.-or-
- p We -aa1- ET-Ha-s C.---. -r.-' John Morrison
- I7l.-.eaaire re-s president. opened d per-
- A1sr-y han. a,l s.- s.a.. tine served f-aa
= 70 al who came. --1 as r.-aa os - a- they
= drink - s-" tae except aa Sundays
- F---sr has closed t-.. personal liberty ham .r
-s=ls-- 81 --ess admit .r experiment. was some
.-- -- u q failure re ---- to-day II lanc.-4
80 educate The people ID q =g--l- - resentment
So 80 'ts laws Lat 0--a d.-riv.ur -aam r-
= A5e-ry 70 eat ard l-.-s ~-a. they chose.
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New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
E I'll For Nd ~ itNh
Magistrate Higgiabofham FrgsCut
Hteu Il Hcs Discard I'D CIIE.

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.2--=-- secretary -e ----.--ra-e- e--u .a-s
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-Ie e55 - ne 2. To eo-a.-aara matters
---.-@-- e deputy -a-.- pasted am attachment 2
I2--ce On r-- sz-- a= e. vas beng moved -E- ~
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s5s=E@- Judgments were -..I against Magistrate
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