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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
SOCIETY OF MURCshsNe
S,,r,,inr Revelation.

Wi. Nav ~ When Ant"nso "a"
w" .,, ,,vs,,riruSly murdered l" .'''.'
VI ''' N 49, ;,s,,.,,r in charge al Inc "'-
10y !"'>' ,r,n made the discovery 'ha'
foreign demonstrating Sor'e'! ,h,,
Natia had agents in TINS '"""'': ~ ,r,,,,J
the order was in several tl'''S W '' ,,,S
States. The assassination "l r''''u, >r,.
laid nj the door Of the Ma'la' ""' Wv ~.
hers Of that order are :" S't''''' n,,
rrthcr that the mnrdcrrrS nave NY. 49,.
arrested. \ marked victim NJ ''' -"''''
asked for protection 1T police h'''"H"".',
from agents OF the order. VINO navy 49,,
10 kill him This man is MarEit ''ei''''' an
in,cln-rn, Italian He has 'Nld ms S.o'i ~
the police. The story he 'o" A" h,,,, no ,yns
mos, began thirty years AZ" "h'h nv Ms
still a boy in Italy, His father WAS ni''' y,
man. In 1910 Il murder was C":Anli'!'u III
Paris, where his parents hNT!' MS iliM"I
was Il wealthy man. ana tN' .H"'! ''I ,,i.i;
classes had great haired t"s ".!is. ~ si'',t
the real murderer his ta'ar. Mas arrested
anl thrown into prison We ~ ""S Nt j.;
for three wears. uutWll">,-......- e" "A> III,
nocrnl Then he WAS l.. rs i'"N
ing Il large sum ~ Ilvi,,l, >F,t..A t!"!''''>
who We're identified W.. -. tNI Il
yrudgc against tn ,l!~c ,,.-- . which ne
Zic came to this country :. ~, %1I Wen,
into the business NJ U!.H.i- ,..t.'N'n> ana
flowers. He says he has ttr''. -,.&H:r' sew,
rral years and Threatened VA death, ana
has gone from on" il:'v' - A'i"'"',c 20 Is
cape assassination. Marie formerly lived
in Brooklyn. |, was ,hr.r lis wife died
last year.
shortly before his wife died an Italian
priest came To The house an! ordered rv"ry
one out of the room. The priest sent him
H., h,,
priest induced the dying woman 10 give
him $500 which he sal! he would send 10
his BROTHER Antonio Hronin who is sol
dicr in Italy. When his Wife died her
body turned Il reddish hue. hut the attend
ing physician gave Il certificate nt death
from pneumonia She WAS buried in the
Holy Cross cemetery 1T brooklyn. Later.
he says. the body was taken from the
grave by his enemies ana removed to some
unknown place. The money which his wife
gave To the priest mas never sent TO he,
brother.
Gon,iio says that he learned of this
through letter from friends in Italy telling
him OF the confession made by Lurna Cen.
trina. an Italian who was living in Br0oklyn
at the time Of his wtc'S death and Went 10
Italy. where he died Before he died he
confessed that Condos wife had been poiS.
onrd by agents of the Malta in order to url
nor money and property in llaly. He gave
the names of III" priest who yni the money
:il'n confessed thai ii was n" sent 10 the
dead W"nan'S brother. He also confessed
lnhl the same person who caused the death
OF Mrs. condo WAS sworn 10 Kill her
Her husband. Condo, went 10 see an
ltallal priest, who. hr said. was rnuuc,., ed
with Il church in Erookiyn He accused him
of keeping money The prirsl ,hrralrn n I' I"
nave him killed if he said anv,Ajnu more
about the matter. He has been warned n
number of times since thar he would he
h..,''i liz II n" ana not Keep nnirt one year
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
Blaine Ill Again,

washington. Nov. l9.--EX- Secretary Blaine
is confined to the house with a cold con
tiactcd Tuesday last hut his condition is
no" very much improved. and reports say
ne VIII he entirely restored to health in a
lew days. BlHine'S we'll known 1imidtv
about his health caused him to take to his
hed at the first indication of trouble, but
members OF the family have never felt any
alarm about his condition. The cold was ac-
roillninird by the usual fever, and il WAS
therefore deemed brs, as a matter of rrc
tantlon to summon Or. Frank Hyatt, Mr.,
hlilhc regular physician. Under his treat.
inellt tn" fever was reduced and the dis
t1 invalid started on the road to re-.
.o'"ry. j. q. Blaine. .Ir.. said to-day that
There waS nothing serious in his fathers
I,o l. lie had !, high fever last night %
ne :iduetl. 'Dut tins has been reduced and
ne Is now resting very comfortably. ;rh"rr
E IL IL" cause whatever for alarm" MIR.
! n,a, n, ~ SUBJECT I" indiSposiiulS of this
riltr"cl"r. ana the present attack is uttrih
ut'u 10 the recent changes in the wra,hcr
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
cards and Woman

'n'''''' Special. Nov. ~ Cards and .
""''ah are gwen as the cause Of the dis
appearance of c. W. Rdycw,y rnncral
haraS"r of the Rocky Mountain, Tclr-
SIaph company. with hcad0uarters at He;
'hh. lhc lin" of this Enpnny runs from
i'"''' |" pnlmor". Canada. and Is a con
h''i!"n OF the postal SYSTEM 1t Is an over
,i,,' me. Hidgcwny has not been seen
snyder: with whom he has been nss;ocia ting
S.lrr ms wife went to Colorado several
", KS ago All of the company's funds
81 ,nr hanE have been checked out. and
n NH ,;i nav. turned up. His nisappro
thLni.ionS OF funds will amount to several
i H,,E% Wo,, dollars. Thc owners Of the
Of Butte and Marcus Doiv Of Anacomd,
J., mas been u losing venture ever since
W U,, Rihg"way is said to be an in
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
North Dakota.

The Chicago, Milwaukee d. St. Paul. de.
pot and the local agents residence werc
burned at Wahpeton, recently.
The Northwestern elevator at Glaston
containing $1,000 bushels OF wheat was
burned recently.
The Economic Gas Company, ofGrand
Forks has begun the erection of brick
plant S9x48 ieet.
James Fergus, wcll-known farmer iiy.
ing near jamestown, died from the effects
Of a fall from his wagon.
1t is stated that Baltimore, Md. firm
are con emplating establishing branch
vegetable canning factory at Fargo.
Mrs. N. Hall, All old woman who recent.
" died in the insane asylum at jamestown
and who was supposed to be penniless, was
found to have $l,6O0 stored away among
her effects.
Fire destroyed the car shops of the Great
Northern railway at Devils Lake during the
recent blizzard. C. w. Greene narrowly
escaped serious injury, falling under ths
hose cart,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
Iowa..

4. 5. Bailey, a former resident Of James.
y'lle, Wis died at his home in Clinton Ia
Maj Z. S. Bailey, prominent banker o.
Clinton, la is dead.
1hos. JAMES is on trial in the federal
court at Fit. Dodge Tor passing couuter.e!t
COINS. show ticket seller, named Chief
Billy, is the compla nant.
II. i. Andrews cashcd 80 forged checks
in Davenport, after which he disappeared
None OF the checks were Tor more than $50
lie got away with about 81, 600.
While playing football in school yard,
at Grundy Center, recen ly, Lloyd Scov.ne
met with an accident wl.ic! may result
fatally. He fell in front OF some boys and
was >ercrely kicked.
The trouble in the national guard circles
continues to spread. The governor has
revoked the last Two orders o / the aliutaIit
general and split among the officers Is inn
nlinent.
Mrs. b. A. Mckay died while sitting in
her chair at Missouri Valley. She had been
talking and stopped in the middle OF a sem
tence. Her death was caused by heart dis
ease.
Ed Speare, of Waterloo. an Illinois Cen
trail brakeman. lost q leg at Biairstown.
He was walking on the track in front of the
cars While at work in the yards and caught
Lis toe on q tie and fell across the track, the
trucks OF an empty car passing over his leg
near the body, making amputation ncces-
sary.
musician named Weller who was at
Dubuque with Gilmore's band remained
behind to sober up from the effects
OF big drunk. lie attempted to butt out
his brains against the walls of room in
the Paris Hotel and went out and laid in the
gutter He was picked up and carried int5
room where he died
A two-year-old child named William
Henry Harrison living about a mile and q
hall north OF Eldora. while playing abou,
the house. got hold ola bottle containing
lead poison and innocently drank all there
was of the poison. The child died in in
tense agony in 4 short time The father is
distant relative of President Harrison.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
W reck on the Son

Eden Valley, Mimi. Special. Nov ~
colllslon on the $500 road occurred ncr,. .,
an early hour this morning. An .y,,,
freight train from the west while ,,r;r,.
water was run INTO by another extra rrc;yh,
gong In the same direction A caboosr ,.n.
Slnc ana Two box cars We're wrecked IN,
ciboose took fire and before it could be CIV NV
tinguisned II mad spread to til" box cars and
seven OF lhein loaded with wheat were ,,,'
tally burned. The engineer and fireman nT 20 90
inc me second train Jumped and escaped with =,
he" bruises. No one was injured. >'' -
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24

New York. Nov. l9.-Tbe ,proen,,,,.
presidents Of trunk lines to cstablish a W., NV
Tor the division of all wcst.bound fr.i,,,',
traffic between New York and Chicneo uo'
to have been followed by similar action n ""a
erning east-bound business. There w., 49, !.
hitch. however. in the programme.
The trunk line presidents calcuutcd ,h..
s sna pan AMI Tor pool would remain secret for
posed amendments to the interstate n pro'
merce act were effective The nmhiiooctu,lalil .
90 tns aef b4or of the tre as,
still. 1t Is thought this does nor ,r stand
It VII not be formed. but it viii be n mag
pool Is received md how II operates 'oohid
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24

10 decide bet two young men at
Labanon, Pa, put a wasp and black
hornet under glass tumbler to de-
ternine which would whip the other.
No sooner had the vicious little beasts
been imprisoned than the wasp was
attacked byth hornet. They fought
quietly but vaIiantly, each using it's
stinger to the fullest extent. In less
than ten minutes the wasp was a
corpse, and two minutes later the
hornet expired. The bodies OF both
were swollen to three times their nor
NAL size.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
Special Election

aberdeen, ). d.. Special. Nov. 1a.-Mucl,
attehtlon is being given to the special elcc.
'ioh 'hat J" TO be held in this county in
me near future for the election of IL state
..na'"i III CONSEQUENCE" of the tie at the
lucent erection. There We're two senators
TO be elected with five coudid,,os
one Of whom was elected. Nav
the other four claim their names r,nst MI
:" on IN" ticket ut the special election.
liners ,;FS claim that only the two that were
sui others claim nominations must i.
IE;l'i" and hal il is Il free. for-all race 4
, l,a,i Independent said to-day that his
convention and make the nomination.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24

AT the opening of the Jaffa-J erusa-
lem railway a curious Moslem rite
was observed. Three sheep were
slaughtered and their blood bes.
sprinkled on the rails before the first
train was allowed to proceed upon it's
journey. This superstitious ony
had for its object the soaring away
of evil genii, who would otherwise have
e1erted a baneful influence upon pas.
sengers using the line.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24

home in kenosha, aged rs yeah
Portage County has 9,99s sch Dol children
acco' ding to The state superiY eAndent's re
port h,
Tho total number of school children i,
Manitowoc County is,nO:l. =.
A valuable trottinA;mar owned b,
James p Dorsey, of S evens Point drop
ped dead while bel, driven oGLhe t. acl
at that place.
Louis Mahuke, an emplove of the Hamil
ton Manufacturing Company, of Two Riv
crs, had his hand cut OFT in surfacin.
machine.
The contract for the erection of the new
High School building at Hart ord ha
been let TO J. A. Buckrcus, Of that city, fo
$3.50.
Hubert HenriSilliS, for many years ,
resident OF the town of Depcrc, Brown
County, died at the age OF 80 years. De.
cea>ed served during the late war;
Henry Stevens, OF Footvile, Rock
County, white en'icavoring to catch run
away ,tecr had his leg broken, his ho1s,
falling upon him.
w. II. Whitney arrested at Fort Howard
on Il charge OF at'cml,:ed blackmail, ha.
"N~'' 'SAS"SCN III Ss)uU UOUu$.
Michael Lynch was, sentenced to sixty
days i'll Jail for St>a ing pair Of shoes at
| La Crosse
The third Of the trio of burglars who
robbed Hau"rs d liagen's store at Apple
ton: has been captured in Chicago HI
Will be taken to Appleton for examination
Joseph l,emar, the young man arrested
at Chippewa Falls on an alleged charge
OF abduc'ing n little boy from Gu anagan,
Mich, has released, the 1a,her of the boy
not caring to prosecute Lemar.
young llan named William Dick. and
llVing a; oheboygan. was found guilty of
larceny at Appleton. and sentenced to
three months in the county Jail.
William Donavan, a young man living
III GAINESVILLE, was sentenced to the reform
school until he attain, his majority Tor
picking woman's pocket.
Leon Ming, formerly resident of APP
plrton, died at his home in Kansas Civ,
Mo-, OF Injuries received in railway ac-
cldent about two weeks ago.
Leonard Fauzctncz, a l2-year-old boy
residing near Burlington, was attacked bv
vic Gus bull and terribly bruised. He
will recover
The organization of the Entire Nous
Club, composed OF the leading young so.
cictv people OF Oshkosh, has been perfected,
with forty members.
Mr.. 81 Mrs Peter Dcatsen, residing near
Al peton, Were both badly injured in
run away accident. They will both re-
cover.
The Rib River Lumber Company, Of
"au>au, h filed articles of inco, poration
III The Ollie. OF the secretary OF slate,
Capital STOCK, $lUO, 0OJ; incorpuraturs, ID. ID
rlahncg. Z. l.. Smith and W. ID. Brown.
FRANK Palmer, young farmer living
near Jane>viIle, vas held up by !, man and
robbed 0. 50. William U'Dunncil. resi-
dent OF GAINESVILLE has been arrested Cha yed
with the crime.
1t is reported that the burning of the
Enterprise building at Omro was the work
OF l"cendiarlcs. The police are invcs,i-
eating The matter. The building will he
rebuilt at once.
The Stevens Point authorities are look
ing Tor Two men named Pinka and ii ppe
who are charg Il with as,aulling join,
higgins. OF chat city. Higgins is in very
precarious condition!
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
W rcrk ON the AtchinOn

N'nSlhah Aiiz.. Nov. 19.--A wreck oc
. =. On IN" a. d L. road seven miles east
W. w, h'"'kn'rry this morning A broken
, "m'' "ll"ef smoking car of passenger
t ,' ''''" me ears off the track on "a
tn rI." anu lonr others fell ,lown'u steep em-
banklncnt. On" man was killed ,nd thirteen
n.hly wounded. few of whom will die.
I, LIZ u'i'n ana injured were taken to Peach
n ",,',.sS me names Of the victims, or any
ni.h, particulars are not obtai,ably To-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
IN IMPORTANT DECISION
REGARDING THE FORFEITURE
OF LAND.
Sixty-Six Thousand Acres of Lana
Selected by the Hastings q
Dakota in Minnesota Is
Held for Cancel
latiOn.
A Chance for Land Seekers.


! Washington, Special Nov. Is" = Acting
Commissioner Stone, of the general taha
office. las rendered a decision holding loT
cancellation Hastings & Dakota selections
embracing about 66. 600 acres of lands III
the indemnity limits of the grant OF thai
railroad. The bulk of the land embraced III
these cancelled selections belong 10 the class
known as disputed lands" lying within
the indemnity limits common To the Hast
ings & Dakota and breckenridge line of the
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba grants
and were involved in the case to which the
two companies were parties litiGant. ne
cidcd by Secretary Noble Oct. %. ISL,
when he hold that neither OF the companies
had made legal selections for the same ana
that therefore ncith": had acquired any
, right to the lands. 1t happened that the
Sccretary'S decision was not given to the
public until Oct. 80 1891. just one week
after It's date but by some means the Hast
/ inss n Dakota people became Informed re-
speeding its provisions before that time and
their agent slipped over to the Marshal
land office and put in mis- list of selections
and thus he thought he had stolen Il march
upon the ST. Paul and the many settlers
upon the lands. Acting Commissioner
stones decision, If affirmed by the secretary
of the interior. will prove a serious obstacle
IN the way of concentrating the cunninglA
devised scheme. The acting commissioner
bases his decision principally upon the
round that the lands were not subject to
selection or disposal of any kind Il, the date
"hcn the Hastings Il Dakota was permitted
to file It's lists and did not become so until
the selections of the land made in 1888 by
the st. Paul had been cancelled by the gen
eral land office pursuant to the secrctary's
decision and that decision had been official
~ promulgated, and he holds that immcdi-
ately upon the official PRONUNCIATION Of that
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24

The London Daily Telegraph is the
most valuable newspaper property in
London, and is said to net its pro-
prletors a profit OF over a hall million
dollars a year. And yet when it was
first srarted every other paper said it
would be dismal failure.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
Going After I3Iavntxky's HenJ

New York. Nov. 19.-Miss Anna Cora Fuv
a splritnalist and thcosophisi, announced to-
daE mat she was going to India in the
spring TO- get Nine. Blavatsky's head. II
VIII not be madams own head that Misc
ray wants for that was crcmated with Vii.
=. when she died. 1t il. Il plaster of paris
ncad whose lips used to give messages from
the nahatlla to Mime. I'lavatsky. and which
nave since refused to open. Boston fhroso-
phiststhink that Miss Fry can set the Bla-
vatsky mead to talking again, and ut their
suggestion she is going 10 try Wv"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24

KING GEORGE OF Greece, who cele-
brated the twenty-fifth anniversary
OF his marriage few days ago, is one
of the most democratic monarchs in
Europe. He loves to walk about the
streets of Athens unattended and to
mingle with his subjects. He is a tall,
handsome man, with a high fore
head and q long, dropping nous
tache.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
heHHy Wind md Sleat

,o niehS"' Nov. l9.-Tclcsraph wires are
n',;a "m over the country, and commun.
cation with many points is entirely n,,t nnf
iilgh Winds and sect are rrsnnnv,;Io ,nr
III. proSlration Of the wires and tho storm
overs large area. From what renorts
,rl' neen obtained at the signal off3ca rho
and " to seems haH t" have ORIGINATED in Kansas
ieng,l, Of IN" , eS.enHeh nearly the entire
ser,Gs nave also suffered and telearaDh
1alo Is badly dcmornlzcd. ''"ut6 anu bu'-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24

MES. PRISCIILA SCROGGINs OF Hall
county, Ga, is vouched for as being
lis Years old, and she has been q
consistent member OF the Methodist
church for over 100 years. She is
taken care OF by her eldest daughter,
Mis-. Mabry, who is 81 years OF age
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24

The first high hat ever worn was
carried upon the head OF nobleman
whose portrait appears among Albert
Dnrer's marginal illustrations of the
celebrated prayer book OF the EN-
peror Macmillan. In JostAmmann's
Book of Escutcheons," published in
1889, a high hat forms the crest OF a
nobleman.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
Severe Snow Storm

pnDo4uc. Nov. la.--Dubugucs first win
, , storm proved the scvcrest and the most
" , experienced for many years. Snow
,'.,' i"'''hs Yesterday morning. accom-
m'.ncu ny !; nigh wind, and before night tel
'sraph communications werc entirely Ont
OIL. In the city the telephone. fire. alarm
an" every Kind Of electric service were rem.
T ,ra useless. 1t is impossible to estimate
a NV nnlhasc but in this city alone II viii
n mnr. TO thousands. while probably much
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24

REV. WILLIAM }. Potter, for thirty
three years pastor OF the Unitarian
church at New Bedford, Mass, has
resigned and his congregation has
voted to pay him $4,000 Il year for
five years.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24

THE death rate OF English soldiers
stationed in India in ] $50 was SO per
1000. Since that time certain
changes inllous!ng, food, water, cloth
ing, ETC., have been adopted, with the
result that in l 1856 the rate was 5. l 3
per 1000 and in 1888 it was 14.S4
per 1000.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24

A COMPARATIVE examination OF the
skulls OF savage and civilized races
shows that the increased brain de-
velopement of the latter is always
accompanied by marked modilica-
ton i'll the form and size OF the Jaws
and teeth. The modification is u.s.
ually spoken OF as a degenerate con-
dition.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24

ACCORDING to u study OF the climate
OF Egypt, made by DR.. j. Ham, it
appears that Tor ,hree or four days in
March or April Carlo is visited by "
hot, dusty wind that destroys the
foliage OF many OF the trees.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24

The first double. deck twin screw fer
ny boat in use in the United States is
the Cincinnati. which runs over the
Pennsylvania Railroad ferry from
Jersey City to New York. She is POO
feet long, 46 feet wide and makes 10
miles an hour.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
(NDt. IiOuckr Shnf

Los Angeles. CAL. nov. l9.-Ncws rr.rlrd
army headquarters. department of Ari2ono
to-day OF the killing of Capt. John {;
I,o"rkc the famous officer of the Third cav.
AIRY III thc court room at San Antonio. Uc
was !'S''1ylhS in the investigation of tho
'i"i'.'o' OF IN" neutrality laws in the t;arza
"i'iiS'''S on me Rio Grandr border.
r,,;., MS'i'''oh! angrrrd Paul Frichc,
nm before the hyslanlrrs r"mid i,r' Ei,"'
,,i,,, , WAS wei known in this ,lrrarturn,
,,u'ihs n"cI ON Gen. brooks STAFF whnm ~ w.
was stationed here. '''' wien ne
81. LOUIS, Nov. l3.--rhr Ayrn, NJ ,h. nc
nu'eu i,rrSS at Galveston Tex. wires in.
, I,Sni mat the B"urke killing a., San t".
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
iANGD On Ct U.3|iR.O NJ Graf
KoEHMsTEDr & MCLEAN, Projectors
LANGDON, NORTH DAKOTA.

SENATOR STANFORD, who has return
ed from abroad to his home in San
Francisco, is improved in health and
still has his he 'rt set on getting his
land loan bill through congress.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
destructive Prntr,. u.

fcarfui n, lily. Iowa. Special. Nov. 1o.-A
this s'1l pralrie fire in the southwest part Of
under centpo }o. county was finally gotten
t twen1tS-t"Ir hours. 1t burned over am area
miles T WIN, niles .r, long and in places several
capca BURNING nne f fGwn Of sloan narlowy e.
h,h Wind The loss on T h, Hraven py
o''usee etc., will be fully S5O.010.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24

Winnipeg. Special Nov. l3-Thc game
OF curling promises to boom greater thnn
ever before in Winnipeg this year No less
IMAM four new rink buildings are under
construction in the city and two new clubs
organized The annual Manitoba bouSDirI
taxes places in February when n large
number OF st. Paul and Minneapolis curl
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24

TnE Egyptians had operas and en-,
Joyed them. The first use of he term
opera in musica," which subsequent
ly gave place to "operu," was in 1856,
the first "opera" performed be-
ing the "Orpheus OF PERI
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24

THE originator OF the t. cory that
earth was probably Thales. OF MiIetus
about GAO B. c. He not only taught
that the earth was globular in form,
but OF the five zones. some OF the
principal circles OF tie sphere, the
capacity of the moon and the true
course OF the lunar eclipse.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
Looking for nm Heiress.

Denver, Nov. 1J.-Mr. William MoorIoud
OF Portland. Ore, is here institutinp II Wig
orous search for Jennie Scmond an heir
css to $4,000. What makes the case more
dlfflcut is the fact that she is travelling nm
her father ut the time of her birth. and
ever since her girlhood has been leading
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
4 Canadian Forrer .rr,..,

Toronto. Nov. 1?.--During the past f.,,
months the Bank OF Hamilton has been 70.
lieved of funds amounting to hotwonn s,o
600 and $5O.OOO by means OF forr.rto. ru
OF the culprits is c. II. Davidson, The o wne
ernment learning that Davidson w,s soa
Mexico. sent detectives after him and a - di ID
patch just received announces his arrcst o''