Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-09-13

ioLuiuou uOLu0 tu16 morning.. ne re.
ports business lively out west, and the
shipping OF cattle still in progress.
This is the first year, he says, that the
magnitude of the stock interests Of the
western part of the state have been pro-
perly represented to the outside world.
Sheriff Taylor left last night for
jamestown, with Maggie Cooney, the
waitress at the Sheridan house who went
insane some days ago. The authorities
received word from DR.. Archibald yes
terday that the girl would be received,
although the asylum was very much
overcrowded. Religion seems to be one
of the sources of the girls malady, which
appears to grow worse instead of better.
It is reported that Stella Mansfield,
a woman more or less notorious in the
city, was the victim of an accident in
Mandan a day or two ago, which will
probably result in the permanent dis
figurement OF her c~ountenance. She
fell from a horse and her face was badly
cut and Scared, one side of the nose being
laid wide open, and her lips being cut,
to such an extent that the injuries had
to be. sewed up by a physician.
DR.. H. r. Porter is back in the city
and greeting friends today. The doctor
came in this morning from Washington,
| where he went when he returned from
his European trip a year or so ago. The
seductive influences of Missouri slope
ozone were too much for him, however,
and he will fit up rooms in the Dakota
block, and renew his residence in the
city. During the past few months the
doctor has been in Oberlin, Ohio, visiting
his son Halle who is attending school
in that city.
Rev. E. o. Taylor, M. A., lecturer of
the w. G. 7. u, will speak at the union
meetings as follows: Sunday morning,
10 the Presbyterian church, on "Chris-
tan Citizenship" Sunday evening, in
the Methodist church, on "That Boy of
Yours" Monday evening, in the Pres
byterian church, on "Alcohol and the
Later Scenes" Tuesday evening, in the
Methodist church, on GA Glass of Beer
Analysed" No admission fee to any lee.
lures except the last. to which 10 cents
will be charged. All are cordially in
vited.
Russ Bolton, who returned a day or
two ago, from an overland trip to the
Black Hills, report that the two convicts
Watkins and Smith took dinner at his
camp about three weeks ago, on their
way to Wyoming. He did not know at
the time who they we're, but a ranchman
afterwards told him of the identity of
the men The men we're then about IT'S
miles from this city, and we're we'll
armed with rifles and revolvers, and
mounted on horses which they had
probably picked up along the road.
States Attorney Allen and W. B.
Livermore made a search on the west
side of the river yesterday for traces of
the missing prisoner, Gable. They found,
several miles down the river, a place
where d row boat had been pulled upon
the bank, and where some person had
disembarked, and also where someone
had afterward made a temporary camp
in the bushes. They were not successful
il finding the man, however. and could
not find any trace of the direction he
took. Today, with Chief of Police Nc
Gillis, they are making another search
in the region Of Sibley Island. The
search for the man has been prosecuted
~tirelessly by the officers the past week,
but so far he has managed to elude them.