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AMPLE AGAIN IN
HANDS OF IDE IKS
uuce inoru In pawemtlon of that
which they loHt through many weary
>ltty? of flKhtiiiK Owing to the wut
ring uiuong themaolvo* the Bnlk.n a
?ire being robbed ol all the victories
Jt w*r. and when It Is over they
the nurrouudlug country where ttie
Abandoned :o place troop* In the
don, Including tho town of Verna.
Constantinople, July 22 ? The re
capture of Andrlnople, tho Turkish
Holy City, has caused much rejoic
ing here mat tho populace are wild
villi joy. Millions of dollars have
!>een subscribed to a war fund by
'he people, the women taking all
'heir Jewelry and sending it to the
'reasury for tho uso of the army.
Thousands of troops are crossing
'roui Asia to Join the army at the
iront, and tho Turks will have the
largest and best equipped force
Itice the commencement of the
var with Italy, over a year ago.
Twenty million dollars worth of
troiH and ammunition have been
purchased from German manufact
urers since tho recent treaty of
]>eacc and more war supplies are
tew stored at Constantinople than
:or many years.
I.ondon, July 22 ? A report from
strumitis shows an overwhelming
ilefeat of the Greok forces under
he advance of the Bulgarian*. Four
thousand G reeks were taken prison
ers and a large amount of military
supplles and provisions have fallen
into the bands of tho Bulgarian
St I.KKK I.Al (ills AT
IMI'KAt'HMKXT THKKATK
t?e?n Governor Sulzer and the Tam
mauy organization lu New York.
si;\ VTK I XV KSTUJ ATIOX
? yisks Ml'i.ilAM. to wii.i
l>robc of the senate committee, it
l>let<< breakdown before the eXamln
IIAIXKS ltlUDE DKSKItTS
TWKXTY-OXK DAY ?U'Slt\Xl>
Saturday by Georga Duval) of Hain
es, in a suit asking the dissolution
of their marriage. The Duvalls
were married lu Omuha Juno 1.
Steve Ragau. tho Haines attorney,
H H. Draper Is so far recovered
from his recent 1-lness, that ho is
<;koih;k lovk wants to
HE MAltSH.lI> OK THIIID
Valdez, July 22 ? George Love,
irged by his friends, may make an
ippllcatlon for the position of mar
Hhal of the Third Division to suc
ceed H. H. Sulllvau.
Wlu'n the abovo p.cce of new*
leaked out yesterday It caused a
benaatlon ami many begun specu
lating on the chances, at this late
date, of the local attornoy securing
When seen by a reporter Mr.
Lovo stated that he had wired to
some political friends high lu the
council!) of tho party in the states
and that he had requested them to
uncertain If tho position had been
filled and if an application made at
this late date would be consldereJ
and up to receiving an answer to
his message he would take no ac
KKAI< COMMON SKXSK
TAlCiHT IN X. I>. SCHOOIjS
Fargo, N. D .July 21? County
school superintendents of Furgo will
go the garden systom of schools
in America one better. They today
inaugurated tho first of a sorles of
poultry raising contest among their
pupils. By popular subscription eggs
havo boon furnished tho boys and
girls who will spond their summer
vacutlou raising the poultry. The
contests will be decided next fall.
Governor and Mrs. J. F. A. Strong
are expocted lu Skagwuy Wednesday
on their way to tho Intorlor.
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GINGERY DEBATE BY ALDER
MEN OVER 4TH HE
l.asi evening the city council
met In the second regular conclave
of the mouth, five members being
present, Hrawand, Abruhums, Krlod
enthul. Bender and Gutfeldt, wl'.'l
Hrawand In the chair. Mayor Gamy
and Councilman Tanner being out of
the cl?y.
After the rtadlng of tho clerk's
minutes. Councilman Abrahams re
ported favorably on tho purchase of
a steel safo for } 150. The council
decided to make the purchase.
Tho bill-posting ordinance which
was read for tho first tiiuo at a
previous meeting, was road for the
second time and passed. Undor its
provisions, persons are forbidden to
post bills and advertisements on
public property or upon vacant
buildings without the consent and
under the direction of the bill post
er. As there was no bill poster in
existence it was up to the council to
create tho office and elect a func
tionary to presldo over it. The
name of Robort Thlbodeau was pre
sented and he was unanimously
chosen to take chargo of the new
municipal office.
The committee selected to look
after the purchase of additional
ground for annexing to the school
leal estate, was given more time
to consider bids, and to make selec
tions.
Tho committee to buy a lot for
the location of the chemical engine
was granted moro time, upon re
quest.
A complaint had been mado by
property owners living near the
beach that garbage Is being dumped
near their residences. This prac
tice they wanted stopped. The town
marshal was Instructed to make ar
rests for violation of the city ordi
nance which forbids the dumping of
refuse where it will become a nui
sance or an offenco to residents of
the city.
The committee on unwholesome
food was granted further time to
pin down odors and smell out de
caying fobdstuffs, If any such ex
ists.
Some ginger was Injected Intfc
tho discussion over the opening of
Fourth avenuo from Spring steet to
the railroad tracks. A number of
the councllmen favoring the Immed
lat? opening of tho street, while
others had opinions to the opposite.
A petition hud been presented to
the council asking that the street
bo opened, and It was disposed of
by referring it to tho committee on
public works, with the Injunction
that they report on It ut the next
meeting of the counclT.
Bills in tho sum of $236.70 wore
presonted and allowod.
The town treasurer made a ver
bal report to the effect that he had
received $3,450 from the clerk of
the court at Juneau, in payment of
license tax.
Councilman Abrahams, by request
introduced an ordinance for final
reading, prohibiting tho sale of fire
works in tho corporate limits.
Tho council having exhausted ull
the subjects that came before It,
then resigned.
('AKHOI.L, WHITER OK CHUCKS,
maim: dash foh libkkty
C. K. Carroll, the alleged obtalner
of funds through tho illegal Issu
ance of spurious checks against &
visionary account, tried to break
Jail at Juneau, Thursday morning
when he made a dash from the court
liouso and clambered down the hill
to the beach near Indian town, says
tho Dispatch. tie was caught ten
minutes later by Guard I. N. O'
Meara, who found Carroll hiding
under a shack' ut the foot of tho
steps leading from Iudian town to
Calhoun Road. Tho prisoner was
marched back to jail and Is now
meditating In the brig. His system
will analyze bread and water for
several days.
Tho attempted get-uwny was the
secoud time Carroll has tried to ob
tain his freedom by the legglt route.
Two years ago when Deputy Mar
shal Mnc M 11 lan had Carroll under
arrest at Kuglc River, on n charge
slmllur to the one upon which Car
roll is now In Jail, the passer of
questionable paper Bllpped away
from the deputy and wus lu tho
woods two months before being fi
nally apprehended. The prisoner
later boasted of his cleverness In
eluding officers.
It will bo remembered Carroll 13
charged with victimizing several
Skngwuy businessmen by Usulng
fnlso checks.
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