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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
LONG RUN FOR GLIDD0NlTtS
kEARNEY REACHED OVER 2ot
MILES OF FINE GOING.
Cars Loaded With ShoveIs, Block and
Tackle, Anticipating Bad
Roads.

Kearney, Nebraska-After being
told repeatedly that the roads be-
tween Council Bluffs, Iowa, and this
control would be almost impossible to
negotiate, the Glidden tourists equip
ed their cars with shovels, block and
tackle and started out upon the long
est day yet attempted during the tour.
With POI miles to travel and discour-
aging reports from all sides, it was
thought impossible to secure perfect
road score. Much to the surprise Of
the contestants, the most perfect roads
of the tour were encountered and the
drivers were SO far ahead of schedule
that the chairman stopped all within
II miles Of this control and enforced
wait of nearly an hour to avoid the
appearance of a race.
All on time But Two.
With the exception of two, all tour
lists arrived on time. The exceptions
were Chalmers No. 8, in charge of Will
liam Bolger, Of Detroit, and the White
kerosene car, in charge of Dick Scarf
es, of Cleveland The Chalmers car
skidded off the road into the gumbo
while attempting to dodge load of
hay, and the White steamer experience
ed tire trouble, for which there is no
penalty. In the latter case it was ne
cessary to replace four inner tubes in
10 miles.
The roads were for the most part
made over dry prairie over grass
grown alkali paths called roads," On
ly two deep holes were encountered.
These caused what little trouble oc-
Cured
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
DEMOCRATS TO BEGIN BATTLE
ELECT COMMITTEE IN WASHING.
TON YEAR IN ADVANCE.
Beautiful Harmony Prevails and Hopes
of Victory are Sail to be
Bright.

Washington, D. C.-Taking advan-
tage of the present situation de-
veloped by the tariff, the Democratic
congressional committee, one year in
advance of the usual time for such
action, have met, elected officers
and mapped out the course it will fol-
low in its fight to capture the house
in the next congressional elections
Representative James F. Lloyd, Of
Missouri, was reelected chairman by
the unanimous vote of the 81 members
of the committee. The other officers
chosen were:
Representative Lincoln Dixon, of
Indiana, secretary.
Representative David E. Finley,
South Carolina, first vice chairman.
Representative M. Mitchell, of Penn
sylvania, second vice chairman.
]. J. Stncott, of Virginia, sergeant
at arms.
Chairman Lloyd probably will an
nounce today the personnel of the
finance, literature, campaign and 9th
er sub committees.
The plan of campaign was outlined
with complete harmony, it is said.
Chairman Lloyd took this as an omen
of what may be expected in the next
campaign. He asserted that informa-
ton he has received from all parts Of
the country indicated that the Demo
Gratis are more hopeful Of electing a
Democratic house than they have
been for MANY wears
Mr.. Lloyd said that the committee
has agreed to get busy immediate
ly, and that with the appointment of
the principal working committees the
Democratic end of the next campaign
would be fairly under way. The COM
mittee, he said, would proceed in a
business-like manner and was equip
ped to give the opposition the most
stubborn fight in it's history
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
STUDENTS TO BE ENUMERAToRs
Durand Will Seek to Keep Census
Work Out of Politics.

Washington City.-If Director E.
Dana Durand, Of the census bureau,
has his way, students of the Universe
ty of Minnesota will be given pref
erence for appointment as enumera-
tors in the Minneapolis district next
year. This preference may also ex-
tend to other districts in the state
The directors idea is that with col
lege students as enumerators he will
get the maximum of energy and in
telligence, which is very desirable in
making count of the population and
in getting other information required
by the census law. In the past it has
been the custom to give these places
to active political workers in the va
rious districts, and in some instances
the supervisors have been able to
build up pretty good political ma
chimes through distribution of this
patronage.
These machines have in some in
stances been operated for the benefit
Of the congressman who were respon-
sible for the appointment of the SUI
spervisors themselves
1t is expected that Mr.. Durand's
proposition to make university stu
dents and other young men in the
same class enumerators OF the cen
sus will meet with opposition among
members of congress who have, in
some instances at least. already prom
ised places to their political friends.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
TO ASK FOR PRIMARY LAW.
Governor Deneen Will Urge Statute
at Special Session of Legislature.

Springfield, Illinois, De-
neen will ask the legislature in
special session next November to
pass a direct primary law which will
meet the approval Of the supreme
court. The governor already has com
menced the campaign to enlist the
support of members for this measure.
1t is stated that the supreme courts
decision knocking out the first and
second primary laws completely, con-
tain clauses making it difficult to
draft a delegate convention bill
1t is expected that before or during
the special session the supreme court
will comply with the constitutional
requirements that it direct the assem-
bly, in the drafting of bills "to cure
such defects and omissions as may be
found in the laws"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
MINNEAPOLIS GETS NEW BRIDGE.
Provision Included in Omnibus Bill
Which House Passes.

Washington, D. C.-The House
passed the omnibus bridge bill, in
which the city of Minneapolis is au.
thorized to erect a bridge across the
Mississippi river between Forty-second
avenue N. and Thirty-seventh avenue
N. E.
The bill also extends for three
years the time for the Minnesota, Da.
kota & Pacific road to build across the
Missouri river in South Dakota
Representative Miller introduced a
bill authorizing the 500 road to con-
struct bridge across the Mississippi
river In Aitkin county, on the Soo's
head-of-the-lakes extension between
Thief River Falls and Duluth.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
HeIioaraph for Fo,rest Fires.

Washington. D. c. Experiments
win be made during the summer with
the standard Photographs which are
now used In the wxr department for
signaling on the national forests, One
sof these experiments win be on the
Kaniksu national forest in Idaho, and
the other on the Stanislaus forest in
California. 1t is intended 10 discover
whether these Instruments viii be
Of use ITO report fres orr transmit
other messages In areas where there
q no quick method Of communica.
Ftion.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
TESTIFY IN PANAMA CASE.
Witnesses Appear Before Panama
Canal Commission.

Paris, France.-The witnesses to
be examined by the rogatory Panama
canal commission for the purpose Of
obtaining testimony in the Panama
libel cases are NJ. BeauX, who was
president of the Panama Canal Com
management of the Credit Lyonnaise,
and M. Lampre, secretary of the Pan
ANA Canal Company The commits
sion is composed of Henry A. Wise,
United States district attorney at
New York, and Stuart Mcnamara, as
sistant attorney for the District of
Columbia
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
8 DROWN AT DIES MONIES,
Pleasure Launch Overturns and Only
One of Party Is Saved.

Des Moines, Iowa.-Three per-
sons were drowned here when
pleasure launch owned by Bern Macy,
son of G. Macy, capitalist, upset in the
Raccoon river, after striking a sub
merged log four miles above the city.
The dead are:
Mrs. Clark Dawson, 43.
Bern Macy, %.
Nina Thorson, 40.
Miss Darline Dawson, one of the
mebers of the party, saved herself by
swimming ashore, where she tainted
and lay for two hours before she re-
covered sufficiently to summon help.
The bodies have not been recovered.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
As TOLD IN A Line
4 BOILING DOWN OF THE NEWS
OF THE DAY.
MENTIONED IN SMALL SPACE
The Busy Reader Can Absorb in a
Few Moments q Good Deal Of
Information.
Foreign.

The Spanish cabinet has accorded
free hand to the minister in forcing
Mellila to meet the serious situation
there. A brigade of infantry at Seville
has been modified, and will be sent
forward as speedily as possible.
King Alfonso and Premier Maura
are returning to the capital from San
Sebastian, in connection with the
sending Of reinforcements to Melilla,
! where heavy fighting has been going
i ON between the Moors and Spaniards.
The general opinion among the gov
arnment officials and military and
navy officers at Valparaiso is that
Chile will remain neutral in event Of
hostilities between Bolivia and Argen-
tina, There is no truth in the report
that Chile is sending arms to Bolivia.
"A company was formed in Berlin for
the purpose of erecting a great airship
garage, with landing and testing
grounds. The directorate is male up
of many persons well known in GER
many.
Six out of fourteen suffragettes re-
Gently imprisoned in the Holloway jail
nave been released on account OF In
snbordination.
The speeches of Samuel Gompers,
president OF the American Federation
of Labor, delivered before the French
labor organizations are arousing in.
tense interest in labor circles. The
extreme socialists bitterly condemn
him as a reactionary.
q Mohamed Ali, the dethroned shah,
who is now in the Russian summer
legation. has declined to receive u
deputation to inform him of his de-
position. Sipahadar and Sardarasad,
the leaders In the nationalist move
ment, sent telegram to the British
and Russian legations requesting them
TO FIX time when his majesty may
receive q deputation notifying him Of
the change of sovereign.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
Two Drowned at Eacle Laks.

Window. -Nicholi Heibert, of Win.
dom, accompanied by his grandson.
aged z, and son of P. P. Harder, aged
10. drove to Eagle Lake for load Of
sand While there the boys were per-
mitted to go in bathing and both were
drowned in hole excavated last win
ter when the water was low. The
grandfather went to an adjoining
farm to attend to some work and
found the boys missing on his return.
Both bodies We're recovered.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
lsTHMlAN CANAL PROGRESSES
American Excavations Now NearI,
Equal Total Of French Work.

Washington, D. c.. Substantial
progress in construction is being
made all along the line of the 18th.
milan canal
Excavation by the Americans now
approximates S0,O0O,O0o cubic yards,
almost as much as the total quantity
taken out by the French. Less than
5100,00O,O00 cubic yards remain to be
removed from the ditch
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
ELLA elNeLEs TO OPEN STORE
Chicago clubwoman viii Aid YOUNG
Lacemaker's Business Venture.

Chicago, Illinois.-Elia Gingles, the
Irish girl swho has been figuring in a
sensational case here, resulting from
a charge Of larceny brought against
her, Nbut who was acquitted by jury.
will open lace store here. Club
women who befriended her during the
trial are searching the city for a suit
able location. Nearly $1,000 is on
hand, and many more hundreds. it is
said, will be given the girl by local
society and clubwomen. Several Irish
societies will give benefit entertain.
ments for her.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
RAIL REcElvERsHIP LIFTED.
Court Still to Control Cincinnati,
Hamilton G. Dayton Road.

Cincinnati, Ohio.-on order Of
Judge Lurton, in the United States
appellate court, the receivership of
the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Railway company is lifted. Judson
Harmon. as receiver, is relieved of
duty, but the court retains jurisdic-
ton of the property and BIZ siness of
the railway on account of pending
litigation by intervening, petitioners
who hold claims against the railway.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
MiRoN w. SKINNER DEAD.
Twice Mayor Of Northfield and Last
Of Original Trustees Of Carleton.

Northfeld. The venerable Miron
lW. Skinner. for two terms mayor Of
this city. last Of the original trustees
OF Carleton college and for fifty years
merchant and banker. died Of all.
'ments incident to old age. He was rs.
He was one of the first settlers Of
Mortified and was long prominent IN
its STAIRS. His wife and q daughter.
survive him. -
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
\ falling building in Philadelphia

= falling building in Philadelphia
killed. seven people.
Reports from all parts of Mexico In
dictate that the sentiment in favor Of
strike In sympathy with that OF
I'train dispatchers BY the engineers and
conductors Of the merged railroads
OF Mexico. is rapidly crystallizing.
Wright brothers aeroplane broke
the American flight records IN travel
ing seventy miles in eighty minutes.
Lieutenant Adams, with whom SUIT
ton was fighting, when he was killed.
contradicted himself much in recital
in court.
Iowa scientists are excited over the
discovery of large number of skel-
etons to mastodons and prehistoric
horses along the bluffs of the Mis-
souri, river in Harrison and Monona
counties.
Albert Ryan of Colorado. an organ
izer of the Western Federation OF
Miners, shot and killed H. F. Snyder,
and fatally wounded Otto Miller, a
porter, at the United States hotel in
Los Angeles
The war department has passed
judgment that a soldier whose death
resulted from an accident while en-
gagged in athletic contest encouraged
by the officers of his regiment was in
the line of duty.
President Diaz of Mexico will come
to Ell Paso, Tex, to confer with Presi-
dent Taft upon the occasion of the
lot mr. I, 81
Money order transactions in the
postoffices of the country have grown
to so large an extent in the last year
or two that it is now necessary to
maintain a force of ESQ accountants,
bookkeepers, assorters and examiners
in thu office of the auditor of the post
Office department.
Reports from all parts of South Da-
kota continue to give glowing ac-
counts of the excellent condition of
crops of all kinds.
Sixteen persons, five of them wom-
en-, met death by drowning in the
waters either surrounding or in the
vicinity of New York Sunday.
Edward Hayden, Omaha, head of
the great department store. died sud
denly in that city few days ago.
Congress will be asked at the in
stance of President Taft to authorize
the issuance of bonds to the extent of
the latest estimate Of the cost of the
Panama canal
Two killed and score injured one
probably fatally, was the sudden ter
mination of a baseball game in Lead,
when the lightning struck in the grand
stand
There were 15,416 persons to each
library and an average of seventy-two
volumes to every one hundred. persons
in the United States in 1908, accord
ing to bulletin issued by the United
States bureau of education.
An aggregate of $3.50, 494,59s in saw
ings deposits in the national banks of
the country is shown in the complete
report issued by the comptroller Of
the currency on returns from the ma
tional banks, under the call for their
condition on June %.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
BRAVE WOMAN SAVES a LIFE.
Leaps from Pier Into Lake and Brinas
Drowning Girl Ashore.

Watertown.W While other women
were screaming and wringing their
hands. Mrs Edwin Gore. Of this city,
dyed Of, emil OF I'll the 1T etanboat
pier at Stony Point on Lake Kampes,
Ia. and rescued Thyllis Schackle. who
was drowning. Encumbered by her
skirts and the struggling child, Mrs,
Gore managed to srsach land. - 8
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
".vyohDERRERRYn REJECTED.
New Creation Of Wizard Burbank be.
.sZ4t clared Worthless BY Boston.

Boston. Mass.-Luther Burbank.
the wizard of the plant world, !. re-
ceiyed his snubbing here when his
wonderberry wis declared a fail.
Yure. Gardeners all over the country
have tried to cultivate the wonder
berry without much success. and Mr..
5Burbank's new berry has been labeled
worthless by the judges OF the Mas
sachasetts HORTICULTURE, Society - s..
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
Cruise Sells 10000 Lambs.

Helena.--Col. Thos. Cruise has dis.
posed Of 1900 head OF spring lambs
to P.iJ. Patten, a Sweet Grass county
5sheepman, but the price has not been
made public. This is the largest
sheep sale in Montana for many years.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
Grand Jury Indicts Ingram.

New Orleans, La-Wyatt Howard
Ingram. Jr.. trust officer Of the Hiber-
MIA Trust & Bank Co., arrested on
charges of embezzlement. has been
indicted by the grand jury. There are
IL counts. two charging embezzlement
and 10 charging forgery. His short
age is estimated at 100000.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
Royal HetrothaI Denied.

London. England. The report pub.
lished in the Lisbon newspapers that
King Manuel of Portugal is to be be-.
trothed to Princess Alexandra Of Fife
is given authoritative denial here.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
General.

~ has Deen precisely decided that
District Attorney Jerome Of New York
will be called into the sThaw case
when the hearings are resumed at
White Plains.
The Argentine government has sent
passports to the Bolivian minister at
Buenos Ayres, ordering him to leave
Buenos Ayres within twenty-four
hours.
Detroit was selected as next years
convention city BY the executive board
/ Of the Catholic Educational. Associa.
tion, and the dates were fixed as July
/ 3, 6 and Z.
The prosecutors of Harry Thaw are
criticized and insanity experts scored
In q twenty page book which. Mrs.
Il Mary Copley Thaw. mother Of Thaw,
issued g few days ago. 1t bears the
title, The Secret Unveiled.
as Acting Secretary of the Interior
Pierc has approved the selection by
the state of Colorado under the Carey
/ act OF IA, 1852 acres OF land In the Del
Norte land district to be irrigated by a
s canal system.
Detroit was selected as next years
J COW ton city by the executive board
! Of the Catholic Educational associa.
/ ton sEd the dates were fixed as July
s, s and e
James j. IiiH thinks the best thing
L that congress could do would be to ad.
3ourn and 50 home.
The French aviator. Latham, failed
IN attempt to cross the Straits 81
Dover "A an aeroplane.
representative Dawson invited Mr.,
Taft to 8be3 present; at the dedication
sssof the new X. M. G. a. building al
Y Davenport In September. 1t Is pos.
sible the president will attend.
ssS Frank Carlson OF Iron Mountain,
Mich, committed suicide Sunday on
Il Union Pacific train just west OF
81 North Platte. Nebraska.
The national q. a. r. encampment
Tor Omaha Ia 1911 Is the object to-
vard which active members al the
81 local posts have commenced working.
Governor John "A. u hnson OF Mime
nota has decided to visit the Alaska
Yukon itions at Seattle and to
postpone lini osng d third operation
l,pend lei Il I'M tn his retr d. 81
HUG Byron mascot mule Ii now
aa beer wagon at Goldf1eld.
Nevada s'7'
IA local option election held
& thursday. staunton, w. Va, Joined
Il ne arlss 81 the dry towns Of the
poting against sal looms by tween.
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a tanisla cquorsli deacon Ill
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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
Lower Coast Suffers.

Reports from the special train on
which General Manager w. G. Van
Week, of the Southern Pacific railroad
left Houston, indicate that the lower
coast country suffered greatly. The
loss will total thousands of dollars,
and in some districts reports state
that the storm was worse than the
disaster of 1900, which devastated
Galveston.