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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
PENSION FRAUDS NOT GREAT.
Agent Truesden nays They Will Not Exceed
0l,00O In All.

AsO IN NIL
Col Samuel Truesdell, the Pension Agent In
this city. said yesterday that the loss through
the recent frauds in the Pension Bureau would
not amount to more than $1,000. and the Gov
rnmcn would not lose the money. Col. Trues-
dell said the loss would fall on the banks that
had cashed the checks. as the Treasury Depart
ment did not recognize fraudulent vouchers.
As soon as Col. Truesdell learned that there was
something wrong with the voucher made out
for Charles Mallery," he notified the Pension
Inspector at Washington. and Chief Albert w.
Roome came to this city. He found that the
Mailery pension had been allowed TO run for
seventeen months, and that, although Mallery
was dead, a claim had been entered In his namo
and the voucher had been issued.
check for 1924 was sent with the voucher to
2O2 West street, the sworn address OF Nal.
iery. When the voucher was returned to
the Pension Office it was found that the
address had been changed. The name OF
Peter +. Callahan. notary public. was forged TO
me voucher. Harry F. Shields: a clerk. OF 25s
Vest Tenth street. was arrested by Inspector
Alexander for examination on Saturday. He
was bailed by Patrick Shiel OF 80 Grove street.
The fraud could only have been worked BY q
conspiracy between somebody in the employ Of
the Government and an outsider.
Col. Truesdell said three other vouchers were
discovered TO have been altered, but he was Ger
tain that. the amount would not be in excess Of
$1,000. Inspector Roome Is now hunting 6oP
the outsider in the case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
LEFT THEIR SCHOONER ALL AF1RE.
She Ran Down the wind Abandoned and
Aaame from Deck to Truck.

She Ran Down the Wind Abandoned ana
Aname from Deck to Truck.
Capt. C. w. Willard and the crow Of the thrce-
masted American schooner Alpha and Amelia.
which was burned of the Florida coast on juno
10, arrived here yesterday from Key West on
the Mallory line steamship Concho. Tho
schooner sailed from ~Pasoagoula, Miss, on
June 8, with a cargo of lumber. for this
port. The mar at the wheel at midday on
tho 18th saw smoke coming from tho after
hatch. on which some spare canvas had
been slowed. He alarmed the shlp's COM
pany, and all hands made an effort TO subdue
the fire. By soaking their hats In water and
putting them over their faces they were able to
haul the canvas Off tho hatch. Just then tho
flames burst through the hatch cover, and all
hands were forced forward for safety. The
helm was dashed to keep the vessels head to the
wind. SO that the flames would not be famed
forward.
Within Tn hour after the smoke was soen tho
crew abandoned the schooner in the long boat.
A pilot boat from Key West came along, and
some Of her crew in yawl stripped the schooner
OF her hoad sails. Capt. willard and his men
went aboard the pilot boat and were taken to
Key West. The wheel OF the schooner soon
burned away. and she fell Off before tho wind,
down which she ran with sails, spars, and rig
ging alame. until all her tophainpor had van.
ishcd In smoke. She measured 23S tons. and
was owned by II. Nj. Sargent OF Portland. Me.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
A Dance for tho zsrora bridal Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank di Zorega gave a small
and carly informal dance last night at the West
chester Country Club, preceded by u dinner
party which included many OF the guests.
Among those present were the bridal attend
ants of the wedding OF their daughter. Miss
Violet dl Zerega. and Reginald Arnold, to take
place this afternoon. Those are the Misses Con-
stance Berry, Louise Deem. Beatrix Bennett,
Lita Berry, Elise dl Zerega, Martha di Zerega
of WashinRton, Eslele Arnold. Lester dol
Garcia, Granville b. Winthrop, Edward du
HORACE Barnard. JF., Howard Constable. MnrtL-
mer Arnold, Frederic WombWell Of England,
aud Dr., Louis d Esregas F1FH'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
WAS he ROBBED AND MURDERED9
Four Years or tho Lire and the Strange Disap-
pearance or an InduStrioua Tramp.

Four Years OF the Life and the Strange DisaD-
Dearance or an industrious Tramp
SALEM. N. j., Juno ga theory of robbery,
followed by murder, 10 now advanced here In an
effort TO account for the mysterious disappear
ance of Harry Haney, a fisherman, who for sew
eral years has resided alone In q cabin on the
creek front OF this city. and who has not been
seen for a v week. Haney. who was n perfect ath.
lete. measuring q feet . inches In his stockings
and weighing 40 pounds, came TO Salem as n
tramp four years ago, but he had the appear
ancc OF one who had seen better days. He was
n temperate man. He never spoke of his family,
except of a brother. who he said resided In
Bucks county, Pa. On his arrival he went to
work as a fisherman. By industry no accumu-
latod q little money. and no soon had a bank
account.
Last spring he purchased n boat and fishing
outnt and had "A successful season. On Tuesday
OF last week he joined a party of fishermen who
met him up the creek. He Camo down Salem
Creek 10 this city with two Salem young men,
and this is the last that was seen OF him. On
found II empty; All OF Haney's best clothing, as
we'll as his fishing boots, &c, were found In the
cabin. while on the table was an untouched meal.
Hancy had. considerable money with him on
Tuesday, and tho story OF u robbery. followed
by the throwing Of the body into the creek, is
believed by many. because had Haney boon
fishing he would have worn his fishing boots,
and had he left town he would have locked his
cabin and worn his bost clothing. So, at least,
the theorists hold. Haney was about forty
years old and was unmarried.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23

c.n. ruu,..
tary / cSrR s,a = = dc'suVo OF MT CROKER. secro-
.stcaa noW T,n you say u was on the phoneT' he
r oi = Gi- Mayor Strong" replied tho
voice.
lang won't n recoiver. Jingle, janglo, went
ING Dol.
M. LeaTy went Into his room and shut tho
IL wonder u all those messaRes-' was one
OF the things he said; but thoro were other things
more warm than that. There are marke on the
val where Mr.. Leary's. pregnant and ~forceful
opeeIvatione struck and bounded of. 1t was q
umlu ana deprecnttnR attendant who ventured
70 STATE, ABOUT an hour later. at which time Mr..
tuhSsNt voonoulary had tired out his breath,
tnnH there was somebody on tho phone.
tno secretary. What 10 IL y
This the Park Department." aaid the yoico,
This Ia Mr.. Flanagan"
~ Thought ao." said Mr. Larry with ouinoua
"Who'a anather ~ dnu, andn5 ,ho ,.t TIA
riro "no'nof' uoih"nueu tne VOICE on tho
"avo,,.
niHS ".o.noi. IetoLtou nhT' h1hry.
rni az anny one cant you anarr' nquircd the
meas and N Gp9Yiics .cc .Snu s,rey tomarM GREATNESS
"Then what d've mean he cabi,n, me- ana}hs-
"a sniax SanaS 80 'han " Ssnnin me another,
an send someboddTT e}g ha no rI9,'t al S,t oS Sm me ne Rhone
..Gn s,sv |" saJdY NJ I" aans - Jsnco Wy. ,,.,
SnSs ner ran on inc wrong track, Tor the accent
Rnard I srnnosad tpu SeCrItMry OF tne Fark
taikinu 10 "pp"''"" WA "irioho d mihe 4 was
aTt'ss II 'r,... NJ. .--,--
i beg your nardon for calipp Vol, o,t ~ yonr
name. You riled mo up a bit. I Just called you
up to ask you about that flar-"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
THE NASHVILLE DAMAGED.
Leaking at the Portsmeuth Navy Yard-Worl
men sent from Newport News TO Repair Her

Leaking at the Portsmouth Navy Yard-Work-
men sent from Newport News 10 Repair Her.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H.. June 22.-The new gun
boats Newport and Vicksburg arrived at the
Kittery Navy Yard this afternoon in tow Of
tugs from Bath, Me.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. June 22,-The manage
ment OF the Newport News Dry Dock and Ship
building Company. which recently built the
gunboat Nashville. received word to-day that
Yard was leaking badly, and sent n gang OF
workmen up to pump the boat out and repair
the damage. According to the report received.
S unday caused her to take in water. The leak
age was discovered whom there were eleven and
one-half inches Of water in compartment "B "
and twelve inches in the starboard shaft alley
and room. A detailed report was mado TO the
Commandant, who in turn notified the builders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
COPS SIZE SAVED HIM.
Loader Respected It-MerIts or . Eirat win Il.
Retrospect,

Joseph Loader. the septuagenarian Brooklyn
upholstorer, yesterday continued his recital of
his domestic woes at the trial of tho suit OF his
eS.year-old wife. Annie Il. Loader. for a separa-
ton. He was very bitter toward his wife, he
admitted. whom she called in a policeman after
one Of their numerous squAbbles. and. stripping
arms and shoulders for tho marks and bruises.
He was very much disgusted at this display OF
immodesty on the part OF his wife, and he
ordered the policeman OFT. h-t he refused to 40.
at he hadn't been 30 U.H, me little uphol-
sterer said. II would have Kicked him out"
lie then told about his disagreeable motherin-
law. and how he gave her 800 worth of furni-
ture to get out, In a reminiscent mood he spoke
with great respect about his first wife and their
to-day,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
Il MAN UNDER THE BED.
And O'NaiIey Might Haye Remained There
UnaIaturbed, but for HE Snoring.


UndlstuFbed. but for Eis Snoring.
One thing that John o'Malley never could do
was to let slide any opportunity to have a good
time. Therefore. when In the course of his wan
derings on Monday evening he observed all the
signs Of a jolliication at 100 West Eleventh
street, he decided to play the part OF the unin-
vited guest. and entered. Earlier In the even
ing he had been doing considerable jollifying Of
his own. Perhaps 1t WAS on account OF this that
when he reached the floor whence came the
sounds OF revelry he felt very sleepy. So he en-
tered the fiat quietly by the rear door, which
was open. made his way to a bedroom, and went
to sleep. unobtrusively. under tho bod.
The apartment which O'Malley selected for his
chamber is occupied by Raphael de Costa, super
perintendent of the Panama section OF the Pam
anna Canal. and his wife,. They and some friends
were holding a Jubilee celebration, which
the uninvited guest arrived. Mr., and Mrs.
De Costa went to bed over his head with;
out any knowledge .Isdt on Of hi, his ,. prsiIs n, sor and md
fact that he began TO snore some time about 2
o'clock. 30 ,energetically did he snore that the
ing over the footboard OF the bed she beheld a
pair OF strange boots, protrqdlng., which natur-
ally disturbed her; She told her husband, who
M. De Costa saidi-
III you move IN shoot you"
"Don't shoot III do anything you say" cried
On this basis the affair was settled. o'Malley
kept quiet. MIR. De Costa didn't shoot, Police
truder. who was arraigned IN Jefferson Market
Court yesterday: Mr., De Costa said that his
wife witch had n MANY aia WSs alter is the sh na1; and o,M r. fHs;
pleaded drunkenness. As an evidence OF good
character he showed q gold watch and chain.
posted In q bank In Philadelphia. whore he
lives. 1t cost him 90 to pay his fine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
PETE KILLED BY A TROLLEY OAR.
HAD . Jumping Record or seven Feet In the
Air and Ten Feet Along n Floor.

A trolley car at Broadway and briggs avenue,
Williamsburg. killed Pcto yesterday morning.
Pete was a trained tomcat belonging to
Mike Laughran. u saloon keeper of that
nelghhorhood. Laughran got him about three
years ago. The animal showed a fondness
for jumping. and had a record of a standing
across a floor. When the saloon was opened
mornings Pete would make a straight line for
breakfast.
He started as usual yesterday and tried to jump
across the fender OF car 3,Glt. He missed, and
could stop tho car n wheel crushed out the cats
life.
LAughran last night. What that cat didn't
know wasn't worth knowing"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
RIVAL TO THE BELL TELEPHONE.
Independent Organizations ThrouEhout the
Country Korm q Now AssocIation.


Country FORM n Now Association.
DETROIT, Mich. June 22.-Four hundred mon
met hero to-day. representing nearly 1000 indie
pendent telephone exchanges In various parts OF
the United States. AS a result there has boon
organized the National Independent Telephone
Association. A heated discussion arose over tho
adoption Of the report OF the Committee on
Credentials giving to every delegate present
only one vote. This was bitterly opposed by
the delegates from Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
and Illinois, whose State associations had sent
them TO represent the State bodies. To knock
out proxies, they argued, was 10 disfranchise
more than 100 exchanges In those States, The
delegates as q whole distrusted this concen-
t~ration OF power, however, and the report of the
committee was adopted.
The election Of oficers will come Tomorrow
morning, when Judge James M. Thomas of
Chililcothe, o., who Is presiding, win probably
be elected President. Tho combined capital
represented hero. including the manufaetlrers
millions OF dollars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
bicycle Rouudameu Appointed.

Bicycle Policemen Schuessler. Fogarty. Full
lerton. and Dobson were made Acting Rounds-
men yesterday by the Chief. These arc the four
ing forwarded TO the Chief with the suggestion
that he look around and see II he could find any
eeiter. The board wanted them promoted, but
didn want to ask what IL couldn't order,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
L. q. Little 10 marry miss Dorothy au,ulsy.

Luther b. Little. the editor in charge Of the
Literary Bureau of the Republican State Com
mittee. Is to be married at Dorchester, Mass. to-
day to Miss Dorothy Quigley. MI. Little was
formerly an Albany correspondent and has
many friends among the public men OF the state.
Miss QuiRiey IL n newspaper Writor and the
author Of several books, two OF which have been
published this summer They will DO married
by the EteV. Arthur Ldttle, an uncle or the BRIDE
groQn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
DYING FROM SNAP TIE WHIP"
Freddy ballard was the Cracker nsa WA
Injured DgortaIly.

PORT JERvrs, N. Y, June 22.-Freddy Ballard,
aged 4 years. son Of jason Ballard OF Mongnup
Valley, Sullivan county. Is dying OF blood poison
ing from IN injury received while playing snap
the whip" With neighborinE children. Ho was
the smallest boy, and was placed at the end Of
the line. The cords and tissues OF his arm wcro
torn loose and his shoulder joint pulled apart no
that blood poisoning set in. DR.. Slate. his physi-
clan, says he will die.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
AGA7RTMD.

.-on Tuesday, June sa. 1897. -
"Ardsley Towes.' Ardsley. on, the. Hudson. n. Y.
the residence OF the BRIDES parents. by the Rev.
A. d. Barber. ID. d., grandfather OF the bride,
assisted by the Rev. ]. E. Rankin, D. D., Samuel
Todd Davis. Jr.. of Washington. D, c.. and LorenA
Langdou, daughter OF Mr.. ard Mrs. AMI Lorenso
barber,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
.Arrivea-TuEspAr. June "a

IS Ethiopia. wardsworth. Neville June -.
IS kensington. Roberta, Antwerp June II.
SIS Monaghan, Braes. Neville June ID.
- IauRhton. Hodgson, Hull.
Ss Accomac. Dundaa. Gibraltar.
Ss Croft. Robinson. Dund q.
SIS Kai!r Prince. olditch, Rio JanetrA
SO Homer. Farrell. st. Lucia
Be- Rthelburga, Turg rose. st. Lucia
Is Wells City. Savage, swansea
IS Holstein. Hoppe. Santa Martha
81 Jason. Fraser, Kingston
Ss Concho. Risk, Galveston.
Sc Hudson. HAlsey, New Orleans.
Ss Rio arande, Staples. Brunswick. ia
IS Tallahassee. AskiBs. Savannah.
IS Oneida. Staples, Charleston.
IS Yorktown. Dole, Norfolk.
Bark Fdith Sheraton, Mitchell. Maooril.
Bark Donny Doom, Burgess, Port Spain.
lfor later arriya ais SEQ first Page.I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
BUSINESS Nntires.

Carl u. schuitI's Distilled waters, usea BIZ
over 700 physicians in their families. represent yeass
OF study and experience. and are the only pure ane
correct mineral waters mAnufactured In this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
MARINE INTELLIG ENcR

IMMATURE ALhANAc-THr8 DAY.
Sun rises. see. 4 80 sun setS... z 81 Noon rtAes. IL 90
HIGH wATER-THIs DAT.
Sandy Hook. 0 10 Gov. lard. 3 ~ He'll Gaia. 0 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
Special gutiess.

Imperial Distilled Waters received the
Highest Award Worlds Fair. The only carbonAtod
waters made from distilled water, Analysis on boz
attention may address
Ohm MORGAN, West seth ST.. n. Y. City.
WIRE window screens aud doors; custom made, all
woods. screen nIlngs and wire, Roebuck. l72 Fulton
st., N, a.. and Az Hamilton ay,, near l4th st., B'klyn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
TORPEDO BoAr FOorE FAILS.
Lacks One-naIr Knot or Making % I-a Knot
ON y TriaI Trip.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, june 2e.-The torpedo boat
Foote. built by the Columbian Iron Works of
Baltimore, had an official trial trip in the Pa
tuxent River to-day. She was supposed to
knot Of the required distance. Another trial
will bS had on Friday n 81 P'V I'd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
alsw publications.

orc, RACH.-Daudct's "JGck.' 'sApnho," 500,
SO Mile" "Ulemeucoau Oase.h KOlAG .broAult
+" Monsieur LsOoQ," "ThrSe Muaketeers.' aud seQusk
Es PRArJs lea etAa4,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23

CrematorIes are the oemsteries OF tho
st., New York. Visitors welcome.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-10-15

She oses;lsr The 0Ssslps.
TaHhs 1disoe - ths ussor2 ,4+
b SIzxoaA,. n. D.. Get. Ia lso5.-sis:
Pisaaes pl,blsh in tho Emmens County
4eensd q. show 70 allfof the people that
I IvaA married, TO g. h. Oorhin:
sThisls q esstify that + Mn. vandalis
Gtogsn. wss married - Mr. q. B. Coz bin
Feb. the 1ss $780,. Is tEnmonsbuTg,
,Enmoos county. at Mr.. II. 4. Archam.
banls.E y Juatics Jake Stoudsr. ] have
proof also TO show shas the certificate
was destroyed which I had, which llf.
stoudsr 9svs me. But Il was Destroyed.
] hsvs always tried to i've and get aloes.
ldon't want meme Of my frisndsto think.
! would Of hved with no one without I
VA thsie lawful wife. I,hays to bcaf
with enough without such nsws going
round % that
N1.s6Rsstss, please publish this. Tor /
have enough 10 bear With without this
going the rounds. MRs. q. B. Co1su.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-10-15

KlDDEa county Il likely 70 employ NJ.
Frsd Baker. q Detroit. Mich. 70 iishtit.
tax battles with the N. p. before (he
supreEs court, whom the N. P. appsis.
HI. Baker y net only one Of the leadts1
attorncys Of Dstsoit, but he has Z natiaal
reputation q an able and incorrup,ib,s
lawyer. All the counties that intendtso
nsht the Octopus could do no better I'm
70 pool aad employ Mr.. Baker, He
.gseslsmaa 3 also personally intersstil \.
He is . heavy taxpayer IN North DakoS,
among his possessions being the w63l.
Known Thornhill Ranch. In KiddSs
osunty.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-10-15

BR'ER ST1Au3 has Q cartoon IN recent
issue Of the Grand Forks Herald, in
which the old sinner that runs the Bot.
tineau Courant and the chief push Of this
palladium Of liberty ere represented BY .
brace Of rubber.neck rsostsEs' rampant.
One Of The birds 10 aae. large specimen
Of The game.cock species, aad that's
labeled "Emmons County Record.' Ths
ether bssrs the legend. "Bottineau
Courant." 1t 10 lean and hungsy.ap.
pearing barn.ysrd monRrel, that looks
like 1t didn't get half enough 70 eat.
Were the positions Of the roosters in the
picture reversed, the cartoon would make
geod illustration for . "before.aud.
after taking advertisement. -~
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-10-15

II the Northern Pacific company think
that they arc going to catch Enmons
county mapping In the. matter Of the tai
suits, they will had themselves mistaken.
Happily. the Wood law provides for
rapid.transit methods through the district
and state supreme courts. and It won't
take very long to get Il to the United
States supreme court. II the company
believes it has ghost Of chance Of
Winning fts case and beating this and
other counties out Of their Just dues, Why
has 1t paid Thousands Of dollars TO those
counties Whose ofacials were willing 70
take part Of The tsxss tho railroad
owes. while sxacting the last cent from
individual taxpsyersf r."
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-10-15

1x commenting OF some Of The s,a.s
prem advocating the removal Of the
capitol, and capital, ,.frOm Rtsmarvk.
Editor Strester. OF the .Emmops County
Record. says. .'they would better .elch
get barrel aud yell into 1.-THE result
would be the same" Suppose the barrel
was full, 6treetsr, same - twas atithe
Fargo and Grand Eerks. ooqyentieps,
What would The result bef-Rotsi9aau
Courant. 81
About the s.ly thing that was ''fuiv %,
Grand Forks wa. the cup Of voc qAtAs
candidate from BottineaiG: S>
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-10-15

ON UNc1s BR11., Of The Bostfnsau
Coursnt 10 getting cranky again. Prob.
ably the neighbors haven't been sending
In cold victuals with their usual prompt
ttuds. Of late. Uncle Brit. always was
terribly cross whom his feed was short.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-10-15
, ,.cASToRIA
Ter 1asaa4s I'D uhidrsa.
'=.Gi,z<zzzE7':: ~ -.
'K0oDnen's GRAND BALL.

Willismsport camp Of Modern Wood.
men will give . grand bail ia their new
hall. on the evening Of Friday. Oct. ed.
The new building 10 50 By ~ feet, 20 that
there will be plenty Of room for dancing.
Coed music will Be IN attsndsuce. Thsrs
are also two hotels ia Williamsport. DO
thai oil comefs ca b we'll taken care Of.
1hefe ase also tvo largo stables, 20 that
,tsans can b ppopsrly housed. Every.
:hodY cone.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-10-15

On UNCLE BR1rroH says tho Record
man he's been with ''de push h''-whatever
that may mean-in every state conven-
ton. If Uncle. Brit. can remember.
neither the Courant man nor the Record
man were with ''de push" at the last con.
yentfon.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-10-15

Miss LrzzrR PREsTox, chief push Of
the. prohibby SPY propaganda in this
state. complains. that the price Of beer
wss II cents glass on the fair grounds
in Maudsn. II Miss P. wss charged Is
cents for bser she was compelled TO pay
8 cents above the market price. and her
protest 10 entirely .justinabls.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-10-15

THs N. p. has made answer to Emmsns
county. ~ provided, in the Wood, law.
The statutes require that oil tax matters
under that law be disposed Of at the nrst
term Of court, which convenss the esth
Of this month. The, tax. cases also take
precedence before the state supreme
court. which will b IL session. a Bic.
nerck for several. weeks after. the dis.
trici court ad1eurus.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-10-15

IsN'T Il about time for Mo6et to throw
. few handfuls Of pi into the Missouri
river and take hp smother collection
Later-Moffet says he has just been shot
st-pEesnnably. b., man In bnckram
This ought TO b. seod fos : couple 'oi
hundred dollars more. The Plaindssler
should pass The. hat thia.. time. The
Herald should not have monopoly Of
cheap advertising.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-10-15

Wien . farmer gives Major Edwards q.
good feed he b nearly % profuss - Major
Britt0n under like circumstances Valley
City Times. Record. =
>. Old Brit. should be excused for exhibit.
ing excessive gratitude when hs gets .
square meal. He .didn't have many Of
'em when he lived on the Missouri Slope.