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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22
THE MARKETS.
Latest Quotations From Grain ana
Live Stock CeMters.

ST. Paul. Dec 20. - Wheat - No.
Northern. G;jnG6 LIE: No. . Northern,
G2 :.-4atti4 lie. Corn - No. ; yellow
oS 1-2@29c; No. 3. 2S@2S 1-2c. Oats
No. 3 white. % If a 23 Ice; No. 81
% 3-4M23 1-4c Barley and Rye-Feedo
barley. 3l0l32 1-2c; mailing grade, $500.
::,,5c: No, > rye, ~ 1-2II7 34c; No. 3
rye. lGM4G pc.
Duluth. Dec. 2O.-Wheat-No. l hard-
Gi :i-4c: No Northern. (3 3-4c; NO.
Northern. e.; lac: No. ) spring. 80 S-4c--.
to arrive No. l hard. i6 5-Sc; NO. L
Northern. GI 7-&: December. No. I.
Northern. ti1 7-Sc: May. No. | North
trn. go :l-Sr: July. No. Northern,
90 7-S,: oats. 22::;-Sf;23 lie; rye
IL lie: barley. :::;0i::;lc: flax. to ar
rive $l.4l 1-2r: cash. Sill lie; De-
ccmhcr. Sill -; May. S1.43 ~; coril,-
- LIE.
Minneapolis. Dec 20 - Wheat = De-
,cMl,er closed ut "a 3-Sr; May opened
al Gt; 7-Sc and closed Il, 81 1-Sc; July
opened ut GS lie and closed at 90 lie.
On track No. l hard. iI 3-Sc; No. L
Northern. tai 1-Sc: No. > \ortherp,
"a 1-Sc.
milwaukee,. Wis, Dec. 20. - Flour is
steady. Wheat firm; NO. Northern,
tiI II Csc: No. > Northern. III ~ OOc.-
Rye steady: No. 1. 5ic. Barley firm;,
No. ., A 1-2c: sample. :;Gat44 lie. Oats
steady: no. > white. 25n25 lie.
Chicago. Dec Wheat-No. > red,
GSai7Uc: No. 3. G6M6Sc: No. = hard
winter. tito: No :; hard winter. 62M6Gc;,
No. | Northern spring. GS0i1Oc: No.
Northern spring. GIG16!!r: No. ; spring,
G4uG9c. Corn-No. ,. 81 l-2c: No 3.
311i31 lie. Oats--No. >. 23c: No. e.
% 3-4c.
Chicago, Dec 20. - Cattle = Beeves,
So 4"MS: cows and heifers. S3M5.4o:
stcckcrs and feeders, 3dl4.75: Texas
steers. S3.250i5.2o; fancy Christmas
steers. $7.5WuS.50 Hogs-MiXed and
butchers, 81 a 4.15; good TO choice
$4.o50,42O: rough heavy. S3.SoM4;
light Slai4.15; bulk. I.O5M4.15. Sheep.
S3.!W1l47O: lambs. S4M5.GO.
Sioux City. Iowa, Dec. 20. - Cattle
Beeves, .,+..,Dai5.5o; cows and bulls,
mixed. S2M3.;IO: stockers and feeders,
So 5O14 %: calves and yearlngs, $3.50
M4.5O. Hogs, S3.9O0i4; bulk, $3.95.
South ST. Paul. Dec. 20. - Hogs -
81. 3'.StMI4. Ca,tle-Stockers. S3250I4. .225;
bulls. %2..On..71: steers. 500; cows.
50 2IO1:2O: calves. S6.25. Sheep, $3.50
a; lambs. $4JcM5.1O.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22

Washington, Dec. 19.-The currency
bill which was debated all last week
was passed yesterday by the house by
q vote of 100 to $50. 1t had the united
support of every Republican in the
house and of eleven Democrats,
Alessrs. Clayton. briggs. Fitzgerald.
Levy, Rupert, Scudder. Underhill and
Wilson of New York. Aller of Penn
sylvania, Denny of Maryland and Mr..
Thaycr of Massachusetts. All the
other Democrats voted against the
measure or were paired against it eX
cept John Walter Smith. governor
elect from Maryland, Mr.. Stallng> OF
Alabama and Gen. Joseph Wheeler of
Alabama Mr.. StallingS has not been
ing to illness. and one Of his colleagues
announced that if present he would
have voted in the negative. Gen.
Wheeler is serving in the Philippines.
When the speaker announced tn" re-
suit the Republicans cheered Justify.
After the vote the speaker rather un-
eXpectedlya nnOunced the committee
selections. and the reading Of til" lists
was followed with intense earnes'ness
by the members whose opportunities
for distinction depends so largely upon
their committee assignments. The
! only incident in connection with the
| reading of the lists was Mr.. Riilry's
interrogatory of the speaker as TO
whether Gen. Wherlers name had
! been placed upon the committee on
| ways and means. Speaker Hcnder-
| son responded in the negative. An
| nouncement of the death of the late
! Representative Bland of Missouri.
| which occurred last summer. caused
an early adjournment.
ia the Senate.
What the SelGltc may accomplish in
| the way of Legislation for The Philip
! pines during the present session is
problematical, but that the question
will be thoroughly discussed is lldi-
Gated by the number OF resolutions
bearing UPON it being introduced. In
opposition to the retention by the
United States OF the Philippine islands
| two resolutions We're introduced yes
terlay, one by MI. rillman OF South
Carolina. and the ether by Mr.. Bacon
of Georgia. Each resolution purposes
J to yield the islands to a government 10
be established by the Filipinos them
selves. Mr.. Morgan of Alabama adj
dressed the senate briefly upon the
necessity Cf legislation to control
trusts. and had his joint resolution
against them referred to the judiciary
. committee,
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
Overflow From the Wires In . Con-
deuaed Form. 3f}

Contracts have been let for $1,000
600 worth Of improvements near Chey-
cnne. Wyo.. OH the Union Pacific.
The Spanish government has formal
ly recognized Gen. Cipriano Castro as
president of the republic of Venezuela
Miss 3. Hoffman. better known as
Mytln Peek. the hOrsewOman. died at
her home in Silver Lake near Kings
ton, Mass.
Bernard Quaritch, the famous art
dealer and vendor of rare books, died
at London in his eighty-second year.
He had Il worldwide reputation
among Bibliophjles.
Booker 4. Washington has received
Il letter from John ID. Rockefeller
who offers $4,000 to the Tuskegee
Normal and Industrial Institute, in
Tuskcgee. Ala.
Tho lie Maire Optical company, with
a capital of $1,OOO.OOO, will incorpor-
ate and establish two factories in the
United States. which, ii is expected
will give employment TO 5000 men.
4 contract for the construction OF
four new passenger and freight YES
sells for the Morgan line has been
awarded to the Newport News Ship
building and Dry Dock company. The
total cost is to he So. 100000.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22
GEN. LAWTON STARTS ON AN EX-
PEDITI0N AGAINST THE TOWN.
Held by GerOnomfnO With Three
Hundred Insurgents Gen. Grant
Has Nearly Cleared Xambeles
Province Discovers Hidden
Steamer Which AguinaldO Was
Keeping Ready for His Escape
Band of Guerrillas Captured-ln-
surEent StrOngh0lds Captured by
Gen. Hughes-Work OF the YORK
town Prisoners.

Manila. Dec. 2O-Gen. Lawton start
cd last night from Manila with the
Eleventh cavarly. under Col. Lockett,
and battalions of the Twenty-nnth
and Twenty-seventh infantry. under
Lieut.. Col Sargent. to capture San
Mateo, where GeronOmino has 300 ln-
surgents.
Gen. Grant has nearly cleared Fam
beles province. He discovered hidden
in Subiy bay a steamer. the Don Fran
cisco. of 1SO tons, fully equipped and
coaled. She is supposed to be the ves-
sci Aguinaldo was keeping ready for
his escape. Capt. Layson. of the Thlr-
ty-second regiment, has routed an in
surgent band in Zambeles province,
killing several officers. Maj. Smith,
with three companies of the Seven
teenth. surrounded and captured an
other band of guerrillas which was
terrorizing a large section north. I'm"
troops killed several of the band. Gen.
Hughes has captured insursent strong
holds at Leapiz and Romblon, the
navy cooperating. One man was
killed and one wounded. The insur-
gents in the island Of Panay are APP
parently suppressed.
Word of the Yorktown Prisoners.
Washington. Dec. 2O.-Encouraging
news reached the navy department.
yesterday from Admiral Watson at
Manila, respecting the members Of
the crew of the Yorktown boats party
which landed al Baler last spring.
The report gives the account Of Il
sailor of the party who has made his
way to Manila, and it shows that
eleven of the original party of fifteen
are still alive. The man Rynders,
who brings the news. was cONSwain OF
the Yorktown, native of Amsterdam,
but a resident of San Francisco, where
he shipped. Admiral Watson's cable
gram is as follows:
Seaman Rynders, of the Yorktown,
captured at Baler. recaptured with
Woodbury. by cavalry at Bayombong.
has reported on beard The flagship;
both wounded when Gilmore was
t:Nken and left behind: lie reports Ny
Say-d, a-rDor,nld. I,+.lon. Morrissey.
killed. Rynders, WoodEIn. and W, /.
vile wounded in foot. unable to travel
Doing well Baler June II. Expect
Woodbury. tomorrow: wounded not
cared for. wounds received personal
care Woodbury. and Ryntlers walked
nearly to Manila
In the Hands of United States TroaE.
Manila. Dec 2O-lt is officially an
nounced that Gen. Young reports he
believes the. American prisoners. in
Guiding Lieut.. Gilmore. are now in the
hands Of United States troops. Lieut..
Col. Howsee and Maj. Hunter have
been operating with small commands
in North Ilocos province. and it is sup
posed that one of these have effected
the release of the Americans. The re-
port has not yet been verified.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22

PANIC ON 'CHANGE.
Scarcity of Money Causes Considers
BILE Excitement.

BILE Excitement.
New York, Dec. 20. : Panic condi-
tions developed on the stock exchange
yesterday afternoon with the impera-
tive need OF money developed by the
violent contraction of values. Stocks
were being thrown over without the
slightest regard to the price they
would bring and at distressing sacrl-
fee of values. No end to the help
lessness of the situation seemed in
sight when, in the last half-hour of
the market some $1OOOO.OOO was Of
fered on the stock exchange by the
concerted action Of the clearing house
banks to force the rate down to = per
cent without regard to the restricted
bidding at higher rates which was be-
ing done by other brokers for dis
tressed operators. The collapse III the
money rate checked the decline and
drove the bears to cover. The recov-
cries produced by their urgent bidding
were almost as violent as the declines
had been. but the losses were by no
means entirely retrieved. Large Of
ferings of stocks came at the rally and
at some points of the list prices broke
anew before the close. making the
close exceedingly irregular and unset
tied. The excitement continued to the
end with sentiment looking forward
al Xiously for the developments of an
other day. The seriousness OF the
crisis has called forth the best efforts
of powerful and conservative financial
interests who are busy concerting
measures to tide over the money diff
ticulties which besct the stock market
and which. by reason of their extent
and the large interests involved,
threaten to affect the cOuntry's busi-
ness interests unless obstacles are op-
posed.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22
HELPED BY ARMOUR.
Financial Relief for the Packin,

Financial Relief for the Packins
House of Squire e Co.. Boston.
New York. Dec. 20 = A special to
the Times from Boston says: The
financial situation insofar as it relates
to the great packing house Of John P.
Squire 81 Co., which [ias failed for $3,-
0OO,0Oo. has been greatly helped by
the action of Armour & Co. of Chicago,
Nho. it is stated. have come to the as
sistance of the stranded company.
but it is understood that enough
money has been guaranteed to make
the company go along without much
further trouble. Whether Armour in
tends absorbing the plant cannot be
ascertained. the firm refusing to dis.
cllss the matter.
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HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Sneaker Henderson Proceeds Ac.
cOrlfnG to Precedent.

Sneaker Henderson Proceeds Ac-
cOrdfng to Precedent.
Washington. Dec. 19.-Speaker Hen
derson yesterday announced the com
mittees of the house Of representa-
tives. 1t proved to have very few sur
prises. as the speaker preserved the
time-honored custom of following
PRECEDENT as to old members. leaving
them in their old chairmanshirs and
places and gradually advancing them
as vacancies occur. The important
new chairmanships are thosa Of Mr..
Brcsius of Pennsylvania chairman of
banking and currency: Mr.. Gl'osvcLor
of Ohio. merchant marine and fisher
les: Mr. Southard Of Ohio. coinage. and
Mr. Cooper Of Wisconsin. the newly
formed committee on insui:lr affairs.
The. new members of the ways and
means committee are Mccall and
Long, Republicans. Nrwlands. Silver.
and Cooper. Democrat Appropria-
tions and foreign affairs also get a
considerable amount of new blood
Military affairs has the largest new
men. hership. six Republicans and
three Democrats. The membership Of
the insular committee is no;able in be-
ing committee Ol cllalrllleN. IHe
heads of ways and means. appropria-
tions. foreign affairs. CT commerce. post
Offices, etc. being represented also on
this committee. The new members Of
the house receive full consideration
from the speaker. although following
custom, they necessarily take the low
er places on the committees. The
Democratic members receive fewer
places than in the last congress. as the
larger Democratic representation in
this house compelled Il reduction in
The number of places for each.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22
CROOKED DEAL.

Startling Allegations Made Before
the Grand Jury at Lansing.
Lansing. Mich. Dec. 2O.-According
to allegations made here. based on re-
suits of grand jury Investigations. the
kate military board is alleged to
Dave sold last July to the illinois
Supply Company of Chicago" for $1O,-
500. absolutely new clothing. goods
and equipments. estimated to have
been inventoried at $4,000. 1t is fur
ther alleged that what are alleged to
be the same goods were soon after
ward purchased by the board from the
Henderson & Ames Manufacturing
Company of Kalamazoo.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22
GRAY AND BRIGs.
DevelOpements in the Tragic Ep1'
sOde on the Fargo Bridge

Fargo, N. D., Dec. 2O.-In searching
William Gray, the man who was shot
by Chief Murphy Of Moorhead, lot
of jewelry. in addition to the burglars
tools, was founG Gn his person. Among
the articles were some rings stolen a
week ago when the office of Under
taker Rice was bucslarized. The man
arrested with Gray is Ed Briggs Of st.
Cloud. He denies completely in the
robbery, but states he heard the
burglary planned. Briggs is under in
dictmen on a charge of grand larceny
in Benton county. Minn.: and the Of
ticials will be here for him. Murphy
rested comfortably yesterday, and
there has been little Inflammation.
The injuries to Gray are OF a less seri-
GUS nature than first supposed. as the
bullet took Il downward course into
his jaw instead of entering his brain,
as III first thought.
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SWIFT TO CONVICT.
Burglar In Prison Within Forty
Eight Hours of His Crime.

La CraSSe. Wis. Dec. 2O.-AlaX Gro
ger pleaded guilty to charge of bur
glary and was sentenced to two and
onehalf years III Waupun. Groger,
whose home is in Dubuque, it Il young
man who has been. engaged in cooking
at hotels and restaurants about town.
He WIS arrested in w. y. Grasby's
jeWelry store about l o'clock Sunday
morning with his pockets filled with
gold watches. icwelry. opera glasses
etc. The stuff was all recovered by
the police. Groger said he merely
wanted Il few Christmas presents for
his girl, had no money and had to steal
them. He begins his sentence within
fOrtyeight hours after the commission
OF the crime.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22
EXHUMlNG MAINE VICTIMS.
Work Is Proceeding Under the d.
rectiom of Chaplain Chadwick.

Work ls Proceeding Under the D1-
rectioM of Chaplain Chadwick.
Havana. Dec. 20. = A gang OF four
teen gravediggers, superintendel by
Chaplain Chadwick and DR.. Macour.
began the eXhumatiOn in Colon ceme-
terry yesterday of the remains OF the
victims of the Maine. AS the collins
were raised to the gravesde the re-
mains were Immediately placed in
tin-lined cof1ins, prepared with lime
and charcoal bottoms, after which
mere lime and charcoal We're used and
then the cotfins were carried a few
yards away where tinsmiths nailed
down and Theoretically sealed the lids.
the names being distinctly painted
thereon. Chaplain Chadwick. using his
chart. kept strict account in each in-
stance Forty cottins eNhumed yester-
day were carried to the cemetery
chapel. Two watchmen are on duty.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22
RECKLESS SHOOTING.
One Man Kills Another While He Is
SlauEhterinE Il Bullock.

Winnipeg. Dec. 20. - Alex Charge,
late of Brandon, was shot and instant
ly killed III Stevenson. Il. c.. by Il
man named Jones. Clarke was hold
ing Il bullock for Jones to shoot. but
the bullet missed the animal and en-
tered Clarke's forehead. The evidence
before the coroncr's jury showed that
the shooting was accidental. but gross
ly reckless. After shooting Clarke
Jones shot the bullock and commenced
the skinning operations. Mr.. Webber.
the employer of the two men. appeared
eXcitedly on the scene with the words,
you've killed Clarke"' Jones glanced
at the dead man and said: Get some
body to take him away" and went on
with his work. The jury passed Il
strong censure on the authorities for
allowing the discharge of firearms
within. the municipal limits.
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Restrained by the Judge.

Marshall. Mich. Dec. 20. - But for
the restraining influence of Judge
Smith +. f. Stevenson. Il chemist Of
Detroit would have eaten glass on the
witness stand in the Sanderson case
yesterday. Mr.. Stevenson testified he
had fed three dogs ground and pow
dered glass and ate it himself. He
testified that the glass had not hurt
the dogs. Examination of their stom-
achs and intestines failed to show any
laceratiOn.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22
CYCLONE AT MOZAMBIQUE.

1t Nercks Many Vessels and Inter-
rupts Cable Connections.
New York. Dec. 2O-The Commercial
Cable company issued the following
notice:
I'VE are advised that the cable be-
tween Mozambique and Lourenzo
Marquee is interrupted. A terrific cy-
clone at Mozambique has caused inter-
ruption of the Delagoa bay cable. and
houses have been blown down and
ships i'll the harbor have been wrecked.
The Telegraph station was unroofed,
but the instruments We're saved.'
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22
Judgment for Los. of a Father.

Clark, S. d.. Dec. 2O.-In the case of
the minor children of Peter Nordin
against Kjos T. Bjorenlhun. the jury
returned a verdict for $1,000 in favor
Of the plaintiffs: This is the action
brought by the children for the loss of
their father through drink and to
which the jury say by their verdict
that the defendants contributed. \
similar case against L. Brown and his
bondsmen was dismissed on account
of an error in the plealings.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22
CLEARING 4 COLLEGE DEBT.
4 Conditional Gift af %:iO.Oru to tli'
YunktOn InstitutiOn.

Iankton. S. d.. Dec 2O.-Somc time
since Il Mr.. Iierson of Chicago prom
ised Yankton college donation of
$4,000. provided the present college
debt of $4,000 was paid by March 1,
1900. In view OF this generous offer
President Warren and others con-
|nected with the institution have been
jhard at work intent upon raising the
I$3O.oO0 with which to pay the present
debt, and thus avail themselves of Mr..
Persons offer. Up to date the sum of
$4,000 has been raised, and the pros
poets are very tiattering for the rails
ing Of the balance by March 1.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22
BRITISH AROUSED
NOW REALIZE THE MAGNITUDE OF
THE TASK BEFORE THEM.

Baron Roberts Ordered to South
Africa as COMMANDMENTS Chtef,
With Lord Kitchner as Chief-Of-
Sta6-Buller Will Be Kept Busy
in Natal-An the Remaining POr-
tiOns of the Army Reserve Called
Out t. Militia BattaliOns Will Be
Allowed to Volunteer for Service
Outside of the kfngdOm-StrOng
Force of Volunteers Will Be En-
plOyed.
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WANTED BY GOV. SAVERS
Texas Would Like to eDla With the,
Soldiers Implicated In the Recent

Austin. TeN. Dee. 2O.-t;ov. Shyers
has appealed to Presidrnt Mckinley
for The surrender Of Lieut. RubOttom
and all noll-c mmissicned officers at
Fort Kinggolu.a charged with rioting,.
etc. which tcuk place there recently.
Commander McKibben has declined to,
surrender these men to the civil au
thOritieS. and GOV SnyerS has carrieG'
the matter direct to the president,
asking for the surrender of the men.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22
WASHBURN.s ROAD.
Damages Of $1,000 Awarded for
Right of Way.

Bismarck, n. d., Dec. 2O.-rhe dis
trict court has adjourned after try
ing the condemnation cases for the
right Of way of the Bismarck, Wash
burn 4 Fort Buford Railway company.
The last case tried was that against
w. E. Breen and the jury awarded the
defendant damages of SGO9. The total
amount Of damages awarded in ;h.
cases tried is about 81 900.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22
NAHNUD'S FLIGHT.
Causes a Great Sensation Mt Con-
stantinOple..

stantinOple..
Constantinople, Dec. 2O.-The flight
of the sultan's son-in-law, Mahmud
Paha, Thursday. with his wife's Jew
els and all the money he could collect.
has caused Il great sensation here. 1t
has now been ascertained that he
sailed for Marseilles on steamer
and the Turkish government has tele-
graphed to the French minister of for
eign affairs. NJ. Delcasse. asking for
the arrest of Malmud on his arrival
and his return to Constantinople on
the charge that he is implicated in a
plot to assassinate the sultan. This
accusation, however. is generally dis
credited. and it is believed the refugee
is the victim of an intrigue.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22
SOL SMITH RUSSELL I'LL.
Breaks Down During n Performance
i'm Chicago.

Chicago Dec. 2O.-S"l Smith Russell
was obliged bJ illness 10 dismiss ms
audience at the Grand opera house
last night. The breakdown occurred
in the first act of The Hon. John
Grgsby' Mr.. Russell was standing
behind a long table. the scene being
that Of lawyers oftice. OF a sudden
it became apparent lie had lost his
lines. HIS companion player of the
scene tried to prompt him, but with
out success. Mr.. Russell then rose and
in weak voice and with rather inco-
herent phrases asked the audience to
excuse his further effort and to con-
slider the performance ended. Mr..
Russells malady is said to be nervous
dyspepsia
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22
O,Neill Threaten. Libel Suits.

Winona, Mimi. Dec. 1911. j. O'Neill
of Chicago, now here. denies that his
wife in the settlement of the suit
against her at Montreal agreed not to
bring suit for damages against cred
itors who had her detained. He will
soon commence libel suits against pa
pers and all creditors that have been
maligning his wife and himself.
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Shot Proved Fat.

Randolph. Kan. Dec. 20. Horace
Riddle encountered William Schoen-
wald, a stockman. on the public square
last night in company with his wife,
from whom he had been separated.
and shot and mortally wounded
Schoenwald. Before he fell Schoen-
wald shot Riddle in the mouth. caus-
ing a serious wound. Schoenwald died
in few hours and Riddle was az
rested
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1899-12-22
D.xxex.. Visit tn Milwaukee,

Milwaukee. Dec. 2O.--City Clerk Ed
ward Schuengel has received a letter
from Admiral Dewey acknowledging
the city's invitation to visit Alilwau-
kee. The hero of Manila states that
he cannot state definitely whether he
can come or not Immediately after Wis.
iting Chicago. adding, but the matter
will be borne in mind for careful con-
sideration in the future
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Thanks for Schley.

Washington. Dec. Ex-senator Pet
tigrew Of South Dakota yesterday in
troduced joint resolution rendering
to Rear Admiral Schley and the Off
GERS and men under his command the
thanks of congress for highly dis
tinguished conduct in conflict with the
enemy, as displayed by him in the de-
structi0n of the Spanish feet off the
harbor Of Santiago July 3, 1898.