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The Portland daily press., 1900-12-13
CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT co.
Custom House Wharf. Portland, Ne.
WEEK DAY TIME TABLE.

WEEK DAh TIM = IABLf,
In Effect Dec. L. 1900.
For Forest city Landing, Peaks Is
land, $50. GAS 500 a. M. 215, 400. 6.t5 y. m
For Cushtng's Island, 645. n. m, 400
p. m.
Fer Little and Great Diam ond islands,
and Trefcthens Landings. Peaks 1sL
and, $50, f.45 800. a. m. 2.i5. 0.I5 p. III.
For POace's Lauding, Long Island, 500.
q m.. 2.I5 D. m.
c. w. I. GUDING, General Manager.
noyg0ff
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-13

Dec 8, of Sombrero Reef sch Geo w Wells.
Crowley, from Havana Cor Brunswick.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-13

ALLAN LIN Z
PORTLAND TO LIVERPOOL.
Calling at Movilie.

RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN-S5000 and upwards. A reduction
OF 10 per cent is allowed onEctarn tickets ex-
cept on lowest rates.
SECOND CABIN-To Liverpool, London or
Londondsrry-S3s.00 90 TO $4,000
Belfast Londonderry or Queenstown. $500
ana COZ Prepaid certificates $3.50.
Children Under II years. half fare. Rates 70
OF from other points on application 70
n. r. MCGOWAN, 4zO Congress st.,
Portland, NE.
Foweign Steamship Agency, Room 4
land. Maine
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-13

EXGTIANtFF Y IIFFff a Et1FfTs7
Passed Kinsaie 18th. steamer New England,
from Boston for Queenstown.
Ar Mt Antwerp lIta. steamer kensngton, I'm
New York.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-13
WHITE MOUNTAIN DIyIsI0N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.

T20a 1T. Paper train for Bangor. Bath aud
for Rockland except Ferry Transfer at Bath.
i2.4O p. m. For Biuuswick, lewiston Bath.
Augusta, WaterVile and Bangor.
ll.n0 D. m. Night ENpra.s fnr all nointa.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
WllbeImina 10 Wed.

The Los4l Anze4ger announces the
engagement Of Queen wnhelmina 10
Prince Frederick Adolf of Msckisn-
5urg-Schxerin- At frequent intervals
since wiIheImin4 aseended the throns
rurnor has had IL that she vss to wed
this or that prince OF noble house
Among the princes named as as2irAnts
have been the eldest son OF the prince
regent OF Brunswick. Prince Friedrich
Heinrich OF Prussia born on July Is.
1874. and whose grandmother -as a
Dutch princess. the Princess Marianne
NJ the Netherlands. and Prince Bern
aard Of Sare-weimsr. whc is SIN
more nearly related to Queen WI
asiminA, as bis grandmother. who was
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
- nnnrlAs sHoE.


The best adFertised An0 eplsS
Iv the best known shoe IN tae Sorla
toasy ia undaabtedly made by ne '"
L. Douglas shoe Co. o: sroe zse'n.
uzsss me one idea ot this company
hzs always been TO sell shoe -
81 50 which equals in every say TIE =
shoes OF any other concern Ihsy ~
able 10 do this on account o. there
tuE no middle nan's profit As the
goods are sold direct from the factory
% the ws2rer. In 50 Of the principal
cities Of the country they have tasr
own retail stores. The goods are maze
in all sizes and widths, and fsE seoes
.aual thern for style and durability
The factory al Buockt0n einp'oss
over l.Ioo hands. and ali labor 'Toa-
egss are settled By the state S7Ara OF
arbitration. Nothing but union iaoSt
is employed. aHd pay about the oes'
average ~aEes Of any shoe workers II
ne United States. The factory pay
roll amounts 70 SIT.415 per week as
company makes shoes for men oHiS'
and It Is their proad boast that over
one million men wear theEu--L'sa's'
CColol Post.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

the route will soon be commenced by
Harry de Windt. thr great traveller and
Siberian explorer. He will be accom-
panied by an engineer and upon their
report will depend the future action OF
the adventurous capitalists The jour
ney is likely to have good results, even
though the railroad scheme should not
be found feasible. for Mr. De Windt
will endeavor to ascertain II 4 paying
trade between Siberia and Alaska
puId not be established across Bering
graft If a good seaport were located
gii the Siberian coast
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

trained nurse in Ssg York. and vhsr
the Spanish war broke out she sent
TO Santiago As one OF Clara Barton j,
co-wOrkers- Later she was sent ,c
Porto Rico. where she established a
private hospital for soldiers For hsE
heroic services in Cuba and Porto RscC
Miss ChanleT Vas voted a gold media
by congress and a vote Of thanks by
the SeW York state Legislature. Miss
ChAnlsr went TO the Philippines not
long ago. She Is now on the United
States hospital ship Relief, which Is
cruising with the American wArship OF
Taku. within easy reach Of the allied
forces nos in Pekin city. Her zeal
ous sympathy for the soldiers has tE.ads
her deeply beloved by our boys in btus
Miss ChanleT enjoys a private income
of 81. 900 year and ls said TO devote
all Of this sum to PhilAnthropie work.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
"a sa,tAa y Tar.ss : serssas-

me sultan i terribly ai1FLsssi ore;
~, .,,,s.~-si,stsail of king HuraSert and
/. iccr.asius his usual prsratit
arairst danger. All Italians sssiosi-si rs q
- as private orchestra hare sssE diS,.
rr,i-s.,i. a. well as any employed about
~ naIace. No tourist i allowed nsN
10 watch the sultan going 70 usSss.l ne Z
FRIDAYS without : card sisne9 ~ ais
arafsassasi0 or minister stasies ltiat -, q =
= s,.,y-r Z, hir, pers0nsIly. tTutii re
s,r,Jv rsri frau1 the legation was
s,,yFS-.s,.gt apsI travellers were received
- ths. ssd.-is-saUtps and placed IN
IiaSk facing the mGsque- y whence tfsY
r615ld hsve 4 spIeEsiid view q the ar.
rival OF tIepavJunr cf the Snltan, and
,rbIIe he VS. engaged ztia rs sfese,
tons vrcre resals-l ia tea- coffee aud
cigarettes. All tbi- 5 At An ersd Tor the
present.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
QUEEN wILHELNISA.

Also Dutch princess was the sister
Of King William II Prince Harold
Of Denmark. whose maternal grand
mother, the late Queen Louise OF
sweden and Norway. was daughter
OF Prince Friedrich Of the Netherlands
by his marriage with the Princess
Louise Of Prussia. daughter Of Fred
rich wilhelm III. was alsg thought 70
have a fair chance OF sueCess. and in
fact most of the young Protestant
princes Of suitable age have been II
turn spoken Of as the future prince.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

saw me alone" she Mrs Msybrick.
said. was the chief Justice. WheI
the assiZes came here last Feb
ruary Lord Russell came to ~
prison and asked to see me. WheE
he was starting to go he said: Mrs
Maybrick. am doing all in my power
for your release. Whatever happens
remember this-that II there IS on.
man in England who believes in yom
innocence. am that man II was on
ly by accident that heard OF LORD
RusselIs death. for I have not seen =
newspaper for a decade. but / coult
not help but feel that in his death J
had lost my best friend"
For the last few days Mrs. Maybrich
has been in a hospital ward. owing tc
a slight Illness. but she says her health
is generally good. The recent Unitet
States memorial is still in the hands
OF the home secretary, Sir Matthew
White Ridley. and Mrs. Maybrick's
friends are hopeful that when the an
swer comes 1t will be a pardon.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

Astor Chsaisr con
gresham, explorer
and soldier. and a
linezl descendant
OF the original
John Jacob AstOr.
Three years ago
Miss Chsnler re-
hrquished { / =
pIeaSursso of society
To become a mem
Der Of the Red
Cross society. She
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
NJ rinn.e. fpr pahlLn-

Baron Ivragh. according 10 the bahy
Mail has decided to supplement Ms
generosity 10 the g-'ar II Dublin u9 9t
rno{iShiuE thu CoD=e~FsSi teu'-s1Fltzt uss
trict around st FaErtrks tatbF'iFa
and substituting modern artisan d" eii
ing. the rents Of which VIII D. ceF"teti
to the maintenance u thv pTvHE-f--. IL
j. estimated tbSt the cu-t 0t TIE un'itf
taking viii b. between &fs'pso anu
Et0sl 1ssJ
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
To Rceeun Ferrssns.

When Miss Dorothy StudsbakeT
granddaughter Of the South Bend (Ind
wagon manufacturer. married Scot
McKeoWn, several yeaTs ago, he ra'
worth q million dollars. which he hae
inherited from his father. a Pennsyl
vania oil nlAgnate Nov. through th'
husbands prOdigaiiry. bis patrimoly
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
A., rrr N. 49,

Nc razttsr What aiis you. hehnaens
,n 4 cancer. you Will never sss
until your bowels are pax
CASCARETS help nature, cure yoa
without a grips or pain prOdues -,
natural movement cost yoa yasi
cents to start ErttiBg your hearth pa LSL
CASCARETS Candy CatHArle' =. =.
genuine. pot ap tu metal .'ohss
ware OF limitations
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
a nosron rNsrIrurros.

Amoag the IN -gIss IustltuEinuF = tso~t2@
i -. P,ssts-iy MesIsrAI Insfirz . Ne. Aai-
finch 81 s.fzaiEshoI Btss year hsfoTr tzfr
d-.tk of tse great P.!lantIruptst- to sc
Ar George F-stzs+y gGE wkosE \ taE1a
it, name EaartsE the Fssst 81 year. u hss
achieved side zHi lasting otsit ~ ton
Tbe ua.sIi-al FsltL4-ntscss q thls Iustltsts
have sufIf8aas q reBieTs HR8 are a. s1aHd
ard ~ god Their lasf Tasr1Esis: Zoe Es@sl
us1ly, - rage. eat3tlsi -kn1- Ters=!t- =
sent free by mail seslsd. on t~7~sFa q
cents for pq-taEw.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
War q Greaf SCULPTOR.

Carl Rohl-Smith. the sculptor of
washington. died at Copenhagen last
week of Brights disease,
NJ. Rohl-Smith was born in Den
mark and came to America in the
early SOS. A notable piece of art
executed under the direction of the
sculptor stands in a city park at Des
Hoinss. Ia
To Carl Rohl-Smith had also been
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

less than making
possible a trip
from Paris via
Berlin. Moscow and
st Petersburg 20
New York city by
rail. To do this
Bering strait viii
be brIdged. which
at its narro~est
point Is about
twenty miles wide.
The preliminary
investigation for
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
F,.4i..-.. 1t waa.sr.

Women heat the sorid-
What thr matter R.ssS
When my wife Waui- zHytainE
pretty 10 wear shr hiuf- aruund uu1is
persuade hrr "a buv it. thee after shr
has worn il out she riJrbsS INTO tnT
for t.rtUurs Eiaz hrT 80 y. - "TIraTa
can't
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
LOST. sTRAYEo or STOLEN.

Fssza F-td1gss- EauldFr county. EslssEso.
a uafT uzht bzF hOrHes. sark Es1luts
hnTzs nlns wars old hruud q y trgi
sbauEser- uslTs seven BRAID o. lrf2
Hank ~ returned 90 IHliF-E stable ttllE5-
DER o. Estdn-p or 90 sVFTsurtfsFr- ttls4 sfsiiEr
sill ~ rglita hIg rspErtirtl EssaE Sgzftgz-
81 . Bayaud -Tr7st. DcusrF. Cs3lsEas!a
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
Mrs.. naybrieS IE HopsfaE

For the first time since asr life sen
teuce vas imposed eleven years agE
Mrs Florence Maybrick had private
interview with her counsel. DR. CLARK
Bell Of New YORK. al the ANleshnrE
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

A rieh young American girl has gone
TO China to assist in caring for the
soldiers Of Uncle sam and the other
countries who are battling with ths
Chinese hordes- She Is Miss MargzrsF
Livingston Cbanlez. sister Of william
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

prison in England
the other day.
Mrs. Naybrlck iS
Indignant at the at
racks made by the
Liverpool Post on
the late chief jus
tiCe OF England
Lord Russell Of
KfllOwen, former
counsel for the
prisoner. The on
ly person mp to the
present who ever
--s . -FFnw. 60 aha
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
Ten
Years


"I am q school teacher,
have suffered agony
monthly for ton years.
"My nervous sysfen,
was q wreck. ! suffered
with pain in my side and
had almost every w
known. fhad taken fr-eaf-
sr,e1f from, q number of
physicians who gave mo
no r-eiief
zone specialist said no
medicine could help mo,
. must submit TO an
operation.
az wrote TO Mrs. Pink
ham, stating my case, and
received a prompt reply.
. took Lydia e. Pinkt,aos's
Vegetable Compound and
followed tho advSce gissen
mo and now Z s0ffos- no
more. n any ono oares
to know moro about my
osse, Z will cheerf1fIy
ans wer all Ieffors-"-.
MISS EDNA Ellis, Mig
ginsporf, Ohio.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

Military Hn-H are great lE2T-kiil-rs
Indeed TAvE arr. ulT HfT Eas sl8dds-sF1t
BY = eoiBuVl Poor Eiri SD Lbs c55p-
nj HEt 500 oh B1. h= seat and EuJ
MD q r-nI-E.al aEter nlr..l I'm
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

TGo not belsevr P;s0's Carr Tor csasu=spIsos
las Al sguzI for e9gsaN and colds y
BONN TRINITY s7fiaEz. Ipa-. E'rh- - Ia
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

Each p4ekAgr OF PUTNAM FADE
LESS DYE culOrs more goods tAAa any
other aye and ooIors them settsr. too,
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

Fruit is . necessary article Of diet, Its
prime essences are in Prilnlsy's CaiifoEsis
Pratt Gum.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
Great Railroad Plan

A great scheme Is noW being serI-
1IEly discussed by a company Of FFan-
co-Auerican capitalists II Is nothing
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

II Mr. Bryan resolves many mUrr uDn1i-
nations he Will BE- obliged 10 build a ad-
dillon 90 hig hDHsr or store some Uf ths
nntnUs ones In the wnbSshch.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

We women this psychologists NSya- re-
rr,sruher our dreams nnTN FiEadiy tnlH
r1aU rerHE frllss~ thgtFs- f7NG ruErsF. nay
dear Tou kHuN yuu have men TO
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

Home Mad. Peach Jam Grape Jelly. etc
Write today Tor rT5Crs- soS slS, south
Haven, Mich
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

Ny son WtIttaro Esn4- u1s has phf's .
srs pa afld saYr f1v had ig taken 30 pAU5Hl
Hftiss Eirl 20 Then be must - cl5ufflni
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

Mas u rasEf11 out IN ~ Spssatry
,sfssara YOU urHs- -Nws lrsEsas-fs thsr
cooklnz vas So bad Jhat ~ EuJ fszt0s 10
~. 49,
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

You're not fond Of mathematical cal
Cula rton. Yes. I get on with my nE-
wre7 all right dnwutown- but get nearly
dsFaHEed whcB { have to audit my wife .
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

FITS trTEa&B-nEIy 7zgr hEs ueFEsasDr aftsl
Essf saJ's aag LSF. hl1nr Ofpat Nerve EsHtaFsE
seat Tor FREE sA.O0 Irrsl pSttIs and trsaItz-
UE r. ~ AlTNg. Ito. 81 AFEH So. PnIthdslpata Fz
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

Buy Russ Bleaching Blue, the modern
bag blue. makes clothes from TO ?
shades whittier lhha any other btu.
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

What an energetic rrfprmer Miss
Blank Is ''Sho ISN'T a rsfuTm"r. she
Just stRrtF reforms and then sEs guits-'
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

THE CHlues= are said to be models Of
polite cotfdurt- 90 esi they would rather
XII the missionaries than hurt their feel
jngs by telling them 10 iFsVe the Eouu-
try"
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

Did you ana your wife have a good
time abroad Fine Lost our trunks
and didn't have 10 bother being dressed
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
A Pretty SHIRT waist,

properly lsundsrei with Families Starch
IL . constant delight At grOcers-lOc-
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

Mrs. Win.io~-s sSothfBE -yruT-
'ar rhfaarea te.s klag su'sszs fb= Eus- rssSe =
sssss .tsErs asays pare egres s1A4 cn5s- zs bsths
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

a straw hzs ha4 aHHthaE stszHntaEv
over a guts3 crown s'BdfSa srifE sfar-s
What's that- -N0I can fnu sussr7ssEf
..l.n q
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

F.asHr's Ear PE1sas hs-Ts ~ hatF $50 Az
alxzsfrzl ssE rssAsaFns ssE easlf = asa GE&gr 49,.
EIss.tssEaa- Lls ssst s7zEs - sssE1. A7S@
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29

.-EEsss a. gag EeFI yr fha BuEF.Ct gt tna-
80 It~z-l = aar.s IEI8A aasncg GlzEni
= 5. sEE5usst co bs-s 60 u-a around ~
uaw fhsF do
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
Important to Mstherx-

He's So you feel aaeut Ihts e-it -%siSi
zEiratI1rrr wed 4 3anE NtAlF : 'aT X
b-tsaEh faTSard Co. "a GrasF1arA4 tss1zt
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
SHEEPMEh

srsss as nsr nssBsa r-parss &c sAs-s..s
scsxtrz2sz-s saascss 80 - IseAEFs . -
EBzzasf-s sA~~s cazzissssa CarSx,,. !.
sssss ~~gkss a 80 -ori4 EEaas.s =
The Lamar register., 1900-08-29
!. Currer1 Topics
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WIN Be Her Third war.

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-23
ANDERSON CASE.

ANDERSON MANDAMUS CASE
COMES UP FOR HEARING BE-
FORE THE SUPREME COURT
THIS AFTERNOON.
Inc mandamus case issued against
Secretary of State Falley commanding
him to show cause why the name of
w. J. Anderson should not be certified
as the republican nominee for the
judgeship in the First district, is being
argued before the supreme court this
afternoon. Judge Corliss appears for
the defendant in the case and Attor-
ney ]. H. Bosard for the plaintiff An
derson. There are several points of
interest to come up in this case, not
able whether a convention called for
the purpose of nominating a repub-
ican candidate must nominate a. re-
publican, and how far convention
may inquire into the politics of nom
inee. Anderson was nominated by a
part of the republican judicial conven-
tion, after an element of the conven-
tion had endorsed Judge Fisk.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-23
IN WASHINGTON.
Bryan Gets a Good Reception from the
Assembled Crowds at
Washington.
Tells Them He Does Not Like Wash.
ton, But Wouldn't Mind -Four
Years of it. .& .-... ..
Dishes out a Little More Cuff about
the Emperor of the
Philippines. p

Washington, oct. 23.--A thousand
people packed the Pennsylvania sta
ton at 7:45 this morning when
Bryan's special arrived The candi-
date went Immediately in an automo-
bile, which had difficulty in proceed
ing to the home of former Congress
man Springer where he breakfasted.
In the meantime, there being a crowd
gathered in the Baltimore & Ohio sta
ton, Bryan addressed them from the
automobile: II have never cared for
Washington as permanent resi-
dence," said Bryan, ':but under the
stress of peculiar circumstances,
could be comfortable here for-foul
years." (The crowd finished the sen
tence for the speaker.) He spoke o1
the civil service saying this confess
is for higher things then the posses
SION of a few salaries. He acknowl
euge being ambitious, but not to BIZ
president of the United States ant
emperor of the Philippines. The
crowd struggled to shake hands, tht
police finally clearing the way to tht
train which left at 9 for Rockville
Maryland. ...s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-23
Make Pastures For Renters.

I notice that farms which are rented
are not kept in as good condition as
farms which are cultivated by owners,
says a correspondent Of The Prairie
Farmer. What is the cause of the run
down condition of these rented farms?
In the first place. there is very little
provision made for keeping stock.
There is usually one small pasture
fenced off for a few cows and the
horses necessary for work on the farm.
The sheds that should shelter the cows
in the winter are conspicuous BY their
absence, and the horse barns are gem
orally very poor. But the most serious
omission Is a hog pasture, which every
farm should have. A good hog pasture
would enable the tenant to raise hogs
at q profit, which cannot be done In 8
dry lot He could feed his corn crop in
the fai to a nice bunch Of thrifty hogs
and realize more for it than if he had
sold It of the farm and at the same
time return to the soil In the form OF
manure what the soil would be robbed
of If the grain had been sold Every
landowner should make provision for
keeping stock enough on his farm or
farms to consume all the grain that is
raised ON them.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-23
INCREASE. !;
LARGE INCREASE IN THE VOTE
IN THE WESTERN PART OF THE

LARGE INCREASE IN THE VOTE
IN THE WESTERN PART OF THE
STATE. ~: =
To show the increase in the vote in
the western part of the state, there is
one polling precinct in Mclean county
where a few days ago 200 foreigners
received their final citizenship papers
and will be enabled to vote at the COM
ing election. These additions IF
punches of two hundred to the vote of
the state will count when the returns
are in This section is strongly re-
publican and nearly every one of the
two hundred receiving citizenship pa
pers will vote the republican ticket.
The Germans in the western part of
the state who want resubmission and
the opportunity to purchase their beer
are beginning to inquire into the
meaning of the Endorsement of John
Carmody, the fusion candidate for at
torney general by the state enforce
ment league. The Germans have been
given to understand by some of the
fusion leaoers that resubmission is
what the democrats are in favor of,
and they cannot understand why the
enforcement league is working for the
fusion attorney general if this is the
case. Rigid prohibition finds little
favor with the Germans and they want
to know why they should be expected
to vote for Wipperman, because he is
of German extraction, if they have to
take with him the enforcement league
and John Carmody. The fusionists
are likely to find the enforcement
league an old man of the sea when it
comes to dealing with the German
vote.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-23
AN UNIQUE SUIT.

An unique suit has been Instituted
in Fargo by A. Norlander, the pro-
prietor of a greenhouse, against Mrs.
Clara De Priest. The plaintiff is "a
widower. The defendant is alleged
to have wanted a divorce and through
some means the two became ac-
quainted while Mrs. De Priest was still
resident of Indiana, when it is al
legged that they were to be married az
soon as the lady secured a divorce.
She arrived and for a time was em-
ployed in Norlander's greenhouse, but
afterwards left and became a nurse.
She seems finally to have tired Of
Norlander's affections and he has
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-23
the time. Officers have a clue which
they are working upon. II
INQUEST.

LAST CHAPTER IN THE TRAGEDY
OF SIMON WEIGH BEING WRIT
TEN BY THE CORONER'S JURY.
The coroner's Jury in the case of
Simon Welch held a meeting yester-
day afternoon and is holding another
this afternoon, finishing the official in
quiry into the death of Welch. 1t
will be remembered Mr. Welch was
killed at his farm house several miles
northeast of the city few months ago
and his dead body was found. there
with a gunshot wound in the head.
Robbery was the apparent motive for
the crime, as Welch was believed to
have had some money at his Iaral
house. Suspicion was directed to Uric
Chilkoff, an ex-convict who had been
seen about Welch's place and disap-
peared shortly after the crime was
discovered. He went north to a rail-
road camp and struck out from there,
eluding the officers who pursued him.
Recently corpse was found near
Williston, in an advanced state of de-
composition, which it was thought
might be the body of Chilkoff. States
attorney Allen took steps to investi-
gate but was unable to obtain much
satisfaction from the authorities, and
as the remains were so far decomposed
that Identification was practically i'm
possible, it will probably never be
learned whether the remains were OF
were not those of Chilkoff.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-23
MANDAMUS CASE.

SUPREME COURT ISSUES A NAN
DAMUS. IN THE M'LEAN COUNTY
CASE RETURNABLE SATURDAY.
On the application of Attorney New
ton of Fargo a writ of mandamus was
issued this morning against Auditor
Johnson of Mclean county, to show
cause Saturday next at 10 o'clock a..
m. why the Independent democratic
county nominees should not be certi-
he'd for publication on the official bal-
lot. The claim is made that only
twenty persons participated in the
convention that nominated the fusion
ticket, where under the vote cast in
mclean county thirty-five were neces-
sary. '%a