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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-16

Call and see our line of child
rens' shoes. We do not ask you
to buy if you are not pleased.
The Boston.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-16

For three days and nights I suf-
fered agony untold from an attack Of
cholera morbus brought on by eating
cucumbers, says MI. 3. T. Lowthcr,
clerk of the district court, G~enteryills,
Iowa. & thought i should surely
die, and tried a dozen different medi-
cines but all to no purpose. ! sent
for a bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
three doses relieved me entirely This
remedy is for sale by =. S. Beardsley.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-16
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Daily

WEST BOUND.
No. 1. North Coast Limited. a:A D. d.
Nos ...... H. pm.
No. So, way freight ......... 4:35 3. m.
EAST BOUND.
40. :, North Coast Limited ..12:35 d. m.
No. 5G wnv frs,ght ....t 4:es q. m.
s.H. SCOTT. Agent, ST. paul, MINI.
Bismarck, N. d.
BISMARCK WASHBURN & GREAT
FALLS RAILWAY.
eTakingg effect at 100 q. M. August 1. 1900
M DAILY except Sunday
t GOING NORTH.
Leave Bismarck 3. & 10 =.
Arrive Arnold Z. ...... 49,. II n. m
Arrive Baldwin. -. $50. 8 80 q. m.
Arrive Wilton .,.. 9:45 am
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Wilton 4. ....... ... 2 an =. m
Arrive Baldwin. ~. ~. liz nm.
Arrive Arnold -. 40 n.m
Arrive Bismarck $3.50. s /. 3 rs p. m.
8s e. II. WALKER.
Bs9& Traffic Manager,
..-... Bismarck, Nd.
EDWIN c. WASHBURN,
$s General Manager, Bismarck, N. D.
The sun., 1900-11-11

Y,o- n. CIg-1fo sr-fncs Gdssffs

Tn. v,,t .,trrsc ~ and raw upon our cheek;
Tn ers'whil. smiling s'rsat ray hnd dear
The lefn - hveI -'rre' -iN0d raunt aho oieaH'
The frost IL on the vine-nnd 'an II h-rel
The lc.msn wears dark am " uhled frown.
WhtI, srrIles Won tr- CO Imam fhoe appeau
Tn. NV me maiden srrdS irr fnsy gown
And wor. eth dsd t'r futs--'nr I II is herei
The tiicy ovsi-r igr,th all supreme,
And b ckvh~,' 'Antak TIN" d'av'nG near
t,n~n on. sirntt 2 ltniif & oh iers grsn;
The rumnkin pie Hp- earr-fp' faN Is here'
The mink ,h'rt waist upon te she'll Is lhid;
tn, I NV hat ~ hpprn'S UNIV ne tyfAi.
Tn, ,unuU DO IN iu-g "a Ws ne made;
Ih.whtt dues partS az" gonc-fof faIl Is hssvI
Tn. 10 ,haIl { urv SrNsrs his mp. locks
Tn, . .lI-gr bill again -nundr loud ana cleaf;
Tn, r..na 4 rt,t .m. er'S 3 nc uckG
In, 'urf gayly mo. es-foi fall $ hefe'
ory,,,on hoe y. ovrrco., frrihwlth
To,s or ~ rur'i"g novfa' - vi 'pneaf:
The vintrv wi will wi. \, ats no myth
So get he nannrls uuI-ior fall Is hefel
The sun., 1900-11-11
Episcopal residence In zurioh. switssiAnd.

a. follows: a,
thus adhere 70 the trutn in which truly be-
| lieve YOU do believe: From the beginning Of
given lar5e opiortunities ~ tie first session
! four different ladies app cared Oh the lauCrn
IN There GIe a beei ~ on m Of ia de assembly
at which women have not reDhered puLAo
service.
believe In tIe free oIpnrt My Of woman TO
do her best work, and believe that she Is the
far u some of your good women 40 but don't
iri,re resent the Chautauqua OF twenty-sM
years ago"
n il has been held for some time in the cYort
10 get definite .ufOtplntlon rs 70 dates, ndiItS.
!". but as this has been thus FAR lINrussitle.
then. first visited thnt famous assembly
IN" summer 1t Vas Ccle9rating IT. tenth ann,
ver4nry fra"ce. +. Willard and ;c,sra
tue state. ,unt man. times LT,ue that IL '.s
u" ilrst time women ever had NJ cared on TIE
IlauOrm of the inrhltl eatIe. although they
always supposed this to b. tru" ANA never
inousn, to oIn in,esG,s nr i rnIa ~, anH
have teen Of incstimHtlC ~. vice to women,
which connwt tc too srnteivllr recoEn1eG
Eat, because l'r. Iincert was r. sreSsIve enough
% conceive 'oui q this great institution. the
NOR" advanced women have let t'at Il - h"t
consistent VT, ms sIl'nci, ie.cord ior mm
{" ucny tie fullest irVleles Of 'eI bliCan
cnreiun eht e. those who 'iesro them. lhe
BIS ,"r insists tiat he wants worei to have
q" ifanchSe does lot come under tfis lead
lie only lort of dinercrce seems To- lie tat
lle Wl-ies Z" JNdSe Tor ITEM ana they want 10
Ju";," Tor themselves ....,. ..., u,,,,,,
Nt ram re il'onSisont ana hl'Si'a'
.,nrtNn"> Az ''c' ye - 10 sh" ~ Y
t't NN me wien 80 S'i'e HFa'e - e'-
t''i me, ~ 't' " - "t'N 's' a." "a W
- a., nh''.'' ~ '' lhl'F ~ tlt-' !.
| believe ; me reforms win mover be- made til
wo'N-n have the ballot Taxation without
r,.,rr-a,t,ii,r i abe ,II,elv wr,ny l11 | hops
ih. ...I-i,i'-a vii A .thin,F1r La. cr,uort
T.. ~ ros a.. TLnryL 7 ~ r.,, h.l, vni
rao' "a promise yor | VII Gcyer itmy nara
or ''i'e against No' 'nii IhildrII ny
iw'e. recon III these st1teWert,' Bit ~ j:
comfort - know he never Will MT his hand
against tt on
Tho the Nebraska women had a state on,
V"Nl!"u. tGd =" Non I. ; Howell meinh"r ~
u" legislltu'", und"r' p"H u Welcome titoW
'to >ui tl1t d" ihnuE1t women w'fH the t',Nt
Aui most earnest workers III re word blt ne
dii not tniak iIat they ouLl u nave r NpiS
II" gave them credit Tor all The most de,lrnhie
- 81 ~ ti' t"s ,.'' - az :. or n,'t,N.r
cnr' @ ' N,t. ,, " ~ w - S'i M ts,S wy, nv 81 "
""' '''"'''"''''" W.
---
Four wear, ago Presli iNrt Mckinley made n
addre-. ~ vnIinC men who had inst rel"hed
their ma lnri'v in ~ n ha slil' Il cong-atuIte
vbu mon novlYC e1tnrad irtp full posse, 81 N
or s,verni ,n,v IL, the hes. .1vcrnmen, Of tIe
No-ii In other ~n~tlS thNr had reached the
The sun., 1900-11-11
Tho Glorious Football 0ame.

Front N, Morning O'sconfar
hv,yrrh,h 'eche prize nght
aNsy ~ r.. ,ng !, If1I'' + i'iy ,Sysm,.s
For our bio a {, h,l within u.
Art We th,r., T., u = I1d that ,,rssks the mud
Al the q nous football me
Hur,h FOR ne settling ,crinmage
ut, o. 'S' z va ,"Tsir5 1S T,, ,vi'Y ro arm.
HSy,sn H." M ,oi ,lG'H.s ,Se : 20 d Il ; u.
Ard "t'-s 9 VIM W srrsrs ard ,he melting means
Of the glorious fuoh u 'mc'
Prom tho tens, ant h.a,hl-sslin MP.
B,',-e the N'st Wild ~ h,
WIZ he ailla; @ sm .,:a .las .4.S guards 90 d0''
TN the sretchr-, romr . cary
Away the MANNED A. d lane
Thee /. ture de- gDt lu the very Ngh'
~ the oTious oIhal game
w."e n gorycarment.
In shr,ds AID 'ate's 'erd.
W. IVA ch tnc t,at,lc hsl, back Jump
". vs,c ,h, d,uSht 'un back
sdc os, IN IN, ns s,.ss TO fsTs m N. t. Of d..A
Al ~, 81 ,rious totta same
And ,1.Irl,u,bs are vrerrnod and swollen.
And ih.'r tats A. sashcd ana .ots'
Are rHnnlug r.d With 'e
Hut the subs r. 'Cve N" wounded
,A,s t9s .l,y &c ,5.,l m t9s S,os sins s,a az.
And 60 on with ih- orious camel
W. ch..- from IN. ,h,Grs,,n! grand stand
Asws % ,iace tit ball through all ~ Ions.
And in yeis mat clssvr the heavens
ou- ecstasy n-nc'al'N. ~.
Ard eh.u. Il arse tn.cu-h the chan gine c"urss
Ot the gloh1u' football gsmei
And when III. rgh, =. .nnish.d
Arts Nv h..r f.'' NV haay te.rs
4 .g.sA
The sun., 1900-11-11
POShs WORTH READING.


Twa Just sf.re thanksgiving psy.
Ardnte Nilne White
was sound a-ieep all tucked away.
Asusual. for night:
And Q had swum charming race
In apricots n d cream.
When through hs viio rushed spaes
This most auoc.ou' dream.
II was monstfous turkey cock
VINO stood upon the spread:
His eyes were Ike the ,urt house clock
Anc dreadful turkey red!
He had q sharp and wicked bill,
HsnecS was vet with gore.
And ttus 10 III ght~n little Will
he spake the sc words no mote
Behold. az, the wrsilh OF him
Who diess death unjust
For erreiy boys tom limb from limb.
That they may eat To ouNl
on willie white, bewar'i Ere yet
Another night yJuse,
'Tis written down-so don't forget
That vou shall change si,h mr.
Th-n willie shricSed amid his sleep.
And u'mbliagly auose;
Butwhsn bis aesh mad ceased to creep
II. deemed II all a !'ke.
AlaH tho word indeed were truth.
For IRE the m orrow "ight
The turkey had become he youth
gobhleI Willie Whle
EDWIN l. SAbIN.
The sun., 1900-11-11
Just as tie Left Ihem.

From III Chicd7o Tfms,- Herald
iii i'ys are lvlng IN the floor.
Jus' ., h left them there:
! ht pirtrd thirg> fur sping store.
TIE q t'r bfu ~ ,hair
The !uirrirg ulr th- vhistling ball.
III duck. the gtir Il, bD1t.
1ht iurry loph & Chinese coll,
And hl"K'ug billy goat
Th.v IL about, ,'oDr. battered things.
The rat band the FOX.
Tht cuckoo with , no en- wings
TIE Jack. spfGnr from his boz.
Herr lie his knife, his tAnyLd string.
HI hpg aud ily'r cup
Becausr In tired ~ following
Around 10 liek them up
The sun., 1900-11-11
NOTES or ELECTRICAL PRO0RESs

A novelty In messenger call boxes Is about 70 bs
introduced In New York city. Tn. new boxes. which
viii take the place OF the familiar messenger ca u.s.
will each carry telephone. In design they c.tcu
lar about eight inches In dlauetcr, and carrying IN
one side si'a lever, which Is used when II Is desired
simply 10 call a messenger on the Other side IL q
hook from which bangs telephone receiver, the
tansmt,er being on the front ui The Insr" dr-
call bells and, as At present arranged The district
messenger orcc cannot call NJ the house ~ w'"h the
boy Is Installed. 10 call the district Office TIE sui
scrbcr has only tn remove tho trl.phou" f'n7' TIE
hook. "Ern he give his message, cal. the ioice
of firc Department. send boy on a.. desired erisrd
or. IN sort hold any desired coH'. cation IN
the district Office rhc intefi>t construction " the
new bcNcS is very simple. rhrr contain the - nj.
ira In Of clock work and toDthrd G'c running under
contact niaaIng >pnur found m i'H md ity mCs,e
ger call and m q, ton a small Induction rau 'nt the
tclcphonr There is no battery required on the SUB
Scfhct's premises. the tt phones working on the
common battery system In sh!ch tHc batteries grr
grouped at the district Offices The Instruments are
connected IN series N;a one another pop citcI,,s
running out from the district otIcCs. So fat no ar
rancemcnt Tor introonnectng Subscribers has lrcE
made but, o' course. The system may develop IN the
future Il IS N be introduced in New Work. mmcGi-
a,ew There are now 10000 call boxes and eighty
i've district oi1ces In ths clty.
The sun., 1900-11-11

F,or The Chieas Tfr0-Hsrald

The ,wn. nc s7u,,inr.,n tn. pen
wrrd"r ahy'
o ear 'hey red le ~ nd; u men
Wh-n hey mu,I,so'
i. aG,r, ,rcy feel
Sick and sore =, henta-i ad'
0ri,lt sor c'ntnc tney have hsd
To'a" or I ie,r'd T ,l., " ~ ,,-c. ,s. air,
Al. vsln l,si' ir,,t. y o. he oe'.
Tt,y'n sw ! from hooss
Cnmncfui o. thc raNs,t,s ,ooss
Tn. turkey sobhl., in III, y,rd
= huh.ly H.he can:
And l. as had
AsrO>NOl- 'o show TO man.
"''' ''''
with what We cal '-gue unrest
For.oodinr, e...p '1,o his breast
n,sg}Sogdy plays his pa"
N,xtre.l b. ma. 'sng IN the mart
May g.sc. '.ts ea,Cnss'; ,.,. ,.,. ain
Al. foolish .xig,i 10 .gs'M and ,,s'
" nile dppeNt anu blNssts wv
nrwsiU,
Ava wu'- ~ Nay
The farmer who pIrs't-s - Fate
Leans Uu Nc ghte
Pa down NE lan-i
All wiser turr 3 90. hl N,
Thy g7Ztrd ,iil shine,
And ut the dawn
lis srl Tot thes
TusrC
The ID sun shine
Thouh hA~tE wi"g on II h. s'le
And s'ill thyv tiles waffle where
they " thee Greatest pridst
SO Vhy
Become prev 70 care
-. after all
y 'nou
Shall AroV ON o.s day before OF when % how
tf ~ Hf-
~
IN. y may !Ai y. r. Kis1R
The sun., 1900-11-11

Electric fountains, similar 70 the one IN Use In Pros
r,ci PARK Plaza IA Brooklyn. hhve become very pop
ular especially ai;I, tiions f1r amusement parks
mairisned by street tsnsay conpsEi's and as or
nA,nents Tor c:y squares In Lngland, especially
they have lately been Installed IN large numbers
The principle upon vhi"I they late t. Veiy simple
Under each nozzle Jet Is heavy pate Of clear glass;
and under tLis ia turn, an electric lamp 40 situated
tHata powerful beam from T. vi shice out through
ih- opening from whl,h tne water em"Ig.s' So long
astts let u water remains solid the light i' rejected
along Ifsi1. IT, the Inner surface OF the solid stream
forming an Absolutely perfect reflector and allow
i1y none Of the iisht - escape Sideways Whenever
me stream II roughcned into rprles or breaks into
drops Aowever tIe I'm pri-Jned shiescapes Sn.eno Of
coored slass arc used to vary the combinations of
hues and b. changing tIe form and pressure of the
Jets iad tn.ir co,or extremely beautiful effects may 10
produced. The m mi yipaty of Toledo, Onto. has
recently installed an electric iountaa In the Court
House Park OF that city,
The sun., 1900-11-11

The electric furnace has become an nportant in
iUsrAi appliance within the last few YEARS and Las
already been specialized into a considerable number
of forms In Order brtt g. produce The various rcsiS
re7Nir"d Three tp's are prominent tl"N@ heated
by the arc d,c'ly thoSe In which heat is developed
b. e elacfc cal tcSs'tHr" N tho materials 'p he acted
upon and oS" VI n" tip" used BY tov'"s IN ai'"'
nun reduction in wh0c! the frtnses are connected
In multiple M" .rcHrtt Scent lamps For the pro
auction NJ calcium CARBIDE 'urnrccs o' the S'"ond
Wpe ar considered N" hsN' fusion l. quietly II
',ct,d without undue ctDlu'on ~ grS th'G~h Hfser
currents u electricity are required In this tvp~ ~
furnace ihs chatg" vhch Is r,iSiu'" ~ rulrrr7"d
cutc aud 1ulckmr is ltScN the conductor NJ IN" cur
fori between the elrc,rrdss, whicA are ~ carton.
Sonc trouble taS been cpuntcrcf In making rHrhon
electrodes OF Sufficient size FOR the heaviest currents
though furnaces have hron worked IN current "
Oo0 a'rpetsS This v0uT~ NJ current would heat
an ordinAry railway track raIto blazing noandescence
~ PROBABLY mcf Il
The sun., 1900-11-11

Trolley cars OF . suburban eoctrie railway near
ST. Louis have coH'2iete telephone ou,Ht whereby
teiT crews abe TO VITA the head 1uaIes
o:c, on occasion. Each car carries telephone
set and lpn,ei As.l7g rod TIE sec:iors OF which
are wired on the tip Of the rpd Is stout wir. hook.
and at the butt " TIE rod l. piece Of rs,iDe con-
dgc;1- cord ending In plug which may ne Inserted
IN a socket Of the ycstoules ofthe car Along
side the tracks Il = telephone wire. When a car de
sizes 10 communicate with the once Il Il stopped
the hook on the nslinx rod Is caught over the wtre
thspug I, ins-'td IN IT, spns,, ana the car Is In con
necii,, a, once The rad Is eight miles long ana
Is TO be extended Its ofces say that the telephone
system Is very satisfactory In operation
The sun., 1900-11-11

In New South wales tho electric railway Is making
rapid pto;r">A IN Australia the street railway sys
tens ~ tr- towns are for IN. mos, part owned BY the
nun cipal tiles In sydney. Melbourne and Br shane
"a. hors-car and .i.a1. dummy lines AZ. being
changed over much o' IN. MATERIAL necessary being
IrnsAed by American houses
The sun., 1900-11-11

In Batavia N s.. Isl monument % feet hirh
wsm Mos.n Inc in'rIiPtl2S ri 9n III. PEDESTAL
in th. war o' 1912. = respectable citizen OF Ratavla
ty fr,rmssSns foi dI,uignc The secrets u The order
AND died martyr to The freedom OF TIE r,.SS" There
Nasonry up TO and Including tie thirty third degree
w., wsm MS,,. n 'bSi b h. sl a,s1 I'M So
before he was murdered or, y he was murdered
Sndrd 70 t9past or bsray n. secrets Of % Mssonri ~
What OBJECT had he n wishing 10 expose. SC %
Vored in IN. mater / understand that rr.a1s "A
sons deny that III. order abducted or Murdered him
H.. D.
1. Morgan Is said W have been a Royal Arch Ma.
son be may have been thirty third degree Mason.
hut probably wasn't 2. Recent inves,igators doubt
that he WAS 3. He prepared II In 1929. T. 10 wasw,l
known that he was working on a hook which he said
would be an exposure Of Masonry. g. We don, ,
know. The editor Of III. kspusl!ea1 A droea,s OF
Batavia 10 publish the look We suppose the Oh.
,.c, was to make money, 0. The freedom Of the
press didnt comein. really. The whole question O.
Morgans dIsappeafsace is still mystery
You give the three original tokes as perhaps IN.
plumber. the mind leg ~ mule and the mother In
row, is " much older tnat has reached the variety
stage and my mo'heI n law Is nov sin ging to ne
plumber aud the mules j. ii. G.
aIap.,da-Yol viii ind Brock.s English I.,,era-
,ute good also Sa!ntsburys volume OF the same lme
D,ro,cd R,ads, No marriage license is required n
this state.
KY H. II Is said that the Emperor OF Austria
is married mogganatcE.y 10 Frau Kathi SchIatt
q famous Nienn.se actress
Thu-ston The Central Park animals hoai was
printed IN the Herald !us twenty six years Ago FIJI
DAY. that Is. on Monday, Nov, 0. 1874
" s. Wood senators and Representatives In Con
rress receive salaries Of 5000 a year
H. H.nf We do not md that peat hrlauettes are
made In this country.
A. srrh BY the census Of 1901. Galveston had
. population of a7.7sa
O. Rosdditer We do not know N whom, should
bs ascrIbed the expression "PschyeApi'A sed non
pachy dsIm mats-
The sun., 1900-11-11

som, n,- compounds which seem 6"stlned To find
an important place In thr arts have rer.ntv b,cn
n-oduc-f ig the ..cf-i' furnace, Tiry src chem.
i-,ly sp,lkug ta. Sii'ilcS ~ calcium, stIpatium
and b,riIm ,h'y are 'oTu-i hy uiNinc povdcf.d
s,nd and tie oslIcs o' the metals u"Eti acG with
ennugh carton ~ combine with the oxygen present
and heating the niEiufc In th"r!e ''iciunGce when
immcr,ed In water ey deeompose forming the OXIDES
q. ~, metals. silica and pure hydrogen rss which
f. vety valuable i'r C. tain purposes On. pound Of
th. calcium Silcide will produce eighteen and three
ou,rci cubic feet I In. gas which. as N. compound
may M ch.apy made viii probably l.ad u an IN.
creased use ~ hydrogen IN tue arts II III. siicte
iS.Spd with dilute arii It forms curiIus anf hitaer
20 unknown compound ~ hydrogen and silico'
s.mbing acetylene In ca.micsl structure but widely
different from II In properties The nes compound
4 a yellow splid. II IS thought that the 81 icides
may nnd considerable use as reducing agents In dye
Industries as they are very powerful In this respect
and CAD b chsspiy produesA
The sun., 1900-11-11

A person pawns an article tor IS cents when he
comes n redeem \. the end OF the year. the pawn.
hroktr demand, ls cents for the hrst ak months
And u cents fnr the last six. making 50 cent, inter
est on q thirty ny--c.nt loAn. Is Nat rx't
AMFRICUS
Yes: the law allows q pawnbrohsr N chars. 5 per
Ont month for the six rrN months. and per cent
Q month for the second sir months. on AL loan,
below 500
The sun., 1900-11-11

II has been suggested that the tores OF the rod
fishermen. who plv thrif Industry on n. New'ound-
land Banks IN the path Of transatlantic steamers and
wi, are frequently ioSt Tn fogs run down by
ses should be FURNISHED with tecphonic apparatus
for di"cing tn, approach Of starcrs In time 10 give
warning synaL Sound Il Tansnitt-d very cs
trdy under water. and sdvsntage Is taken Of tNls
fact In IL. suggested appliance, It consists OF a
srns!tiy. mlcrophnnr. which Il submerged In the
watt ana telephone ana battery ronncct'd with IL
By this Instrument the htash!nr and rtirr!ng Of a
steamers screw can be heard about ihr-s nilea thu.
giving time enough Tor the hoatnan 10 make the usual
signa. while the proposal has hen s-rousi" sig.
gesed, and would doubI.rss work out fairly well
the spectacle NJ = cod nsher'nan working with
telephone at his ear ssyotsa IittIt OF the racuious
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06
CANDY FOR FIGHTERS.
Uncle sam Has shipped to the Philippines
so Tons OF Sweets, which Are In
Great Demand

Washington, April There is n
demand for an increase of the sugar
ration to the soldiers in the Philip
pinees, and the cOmmissarv depart
ment is preparing to meet it. The al
Iowance now is Is pounds to 100
ratiOns, and this viii probably be in
creased TO 20 pounds. The depart
ment has just made a shipment Of so
tons of such sweets as are in demand
there by the soldiers, including a large
order of the best candy, intermixed
with a good allowance of chocolates.
This order viii be followed by a larger
one, and chocolates viii again hold
first place These CONNECTIONS are Of
course'nOu part Of the army ration,
but are for purchase by the officers
and soldiers.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06
TRIED TO KILL THE PRINCE.
A Man Fires Two Shots at Wales while
in Brussels but Both Go Wide
of Their Marx.

Brussels, April As the train vas
leaving the Northern station for the
Southern railroad station today, man
fred a revolver twice at the Prince %
Wales, but the shots missed the prince.
The WouId-be assassin is q tinsmith
named Sipide, a resident of Brussels, %
years Of age. His pockets were found
to be full Of anarchistic literature.
The attempt on the life Of the prince
occurred at 3:35 p. m. Sipide Jumped
upon the footboard Of the princes car
as the train vas starting and fired two
shots into the car, aiming at the prince.
The man was Immediately arrested.
Sipide said be wanted to kill the prince
Hbecause he caused thousands Of men
to be slaughtered in South Africa"
The Prince and Princess OF Wales
we're on their way to Copenhagen 70
attend the SD anniversary Of King
Christian, the princess father.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06
WANT LIQUOR KEPT OUT.
Large Delegation Waits on House Commit
tee In Advocacy Of q Prohibition Meas
ore for Our New Possessions.

Washington, March 31.-A large del
egatiOn from New York, Philadelphia
and other cities appeared before the
insular affairs committee Of the house
Friday in behalf Of the bill introduced
by Mr.. Gillette, Of Massachusetts,, to
prohibit the importation into, sale or
manufacture Of Intoxicating liquors
in Porto Rico, Hawaii or the Philip
pines They addUced many facts to
prove that especially In the Philip
pines there had beer large increase
In the sale of intoxicating liquors since
the advent Of the Americans with
drunkenness and other attendant
evils and argued that entire prohibit
ton was the only remedy for the con-
ditiOn Of affairs existing and prospec-
tive.
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NAY GET TOGETHER.
Plan On FOos 60 UnIto late one IatlonsI
Party the AntI-Euslon PopuII8ts
and Social DemocratG.

Terre Haute, Ind, March 3I.-Ac-
cording to persistent report here, the
home Of Eugene v. Debs, nominee Of
the social democracy, a movement is
well under way to amalgamate the
social democratic party and that
element Of the populist party known
as the 'middle-of-the-rOade It is
said that the plan now is to unite the
two parties at the middle-of-the-rOad
pOpulist convention at Cincinnati in
May and form one strong organization
Of the two. This may be accom-
plished by the nomination Of Eugene
v. Debs,- Of this city, for president
by the pOPulists. He has already been
nominated by the social democracy
for president and the amalgamation
which has been looked forward to
for some time by a certain element
in both parties viii, il IS felt, be ef-
fected more easily at the the coming
convention than at any other time.
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WARNED as TO CUBA.
The War Departments Anxious TO Restrain
Americans without Resources from
Going to the Island.

Washington, April 3.-The war de-
Partment has been obliged to sound
3 note Of warning to restrain over
confident Americans from hocEing in
TO Cuba without resources. Accord
ing to the advices received by the de-
partment, Cuba is no place for man
without money. With some capital
there is large opportunity for returns,
but otherwise even willing working
men and clerks cannot secure en-
PlOyment and must soon come to
grief. Secretary Root mentioned the
fate of some of the Americans who
had gone to Cuba as parts Of alleged
colonies as particularly hard, and
if it shall appear proper to extend
relief at all it may be that ne viii
authorize those who are now suffer
ing in these colonies to be brought
home in the transports.