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samuel q NoYrs prssidarf .. tunf. '"lhnR
r,mpany having 10 uiluo 10 ,G Hfnnd street
vas arrested ,eaierday afternoon. nd IN ne
Yofsvlls t,plino court 81 held 'r n.0p ban
on a charge n grand pt,cp, rho .owplnin.
ant against him la MIR tn,hao LYMAN, 20 year.
old. whose address haa ho"u frequent. hanged
within Tho Inst two veosa pVlbg t' fraud i"r.
petratsd upon her Nheu slo drew ~ the
complaint which lnyul,rl Noof" shc Ufed
y, o. Wc-t I wenty- -s"'urd s'f""' B"ei,l"'
Moore, two other men arc iucJ'iHr'd m ih"
complaint lhov ara John Nuroa and John
Whorton, who teprasoutcd themselves To-
Mrs lyman ~ Ihvsl,l1iS Through the o..
erntions ~ he three she -ay sho hAz iHN about
S.cp lhe Legal \ld Society. through 10
counsel, Mr. & A Fl-ke, s prp4""'l'trs In th"
case
Mrs. Lyman saws that her husband died
when .'u va n years old and 'it ger vor'!
$1,000 Sho has since been ruuIlng fnfils ed
room house. and her money has gfHdUaIlN
melted away. Sho recently had 'h" n'u-e At
q Fast Seventeenth street. Last June. i""llug
money. she secured q loan 4 S"" On som"
valuable painting, which wcro relics "i her
former pfp-p"rlty In October worries, Who
lived IN her house. pf'"red - ligh'"n ~" burden
q the loan ns 'ak.n1 ~ tho charcl mort gtsc
hun Then Worries introduced Whoftuu and
Whor'on introduced Moore. Moore oaid. a'-
Cordng to Mr. Lyman ina' ne bad 4 ,eu-S"tr
lease uu the house at roo East Fifteenth street.
ard that he would -ub-"f A. 20 her for si.A"p
ste took the huu-" and moved iu.
From that day Ia" woman saws she didn't
amount o. ANYTHING IN her hOu-" Nho was
husted first TO u utt'" room on the top Moor
and finally put u'.t Of tho house altogether.
By way OF paliIt.ou she WAS tod that So 4
month would hereafter he paid 70 her Tor the
nlgnd OF Mr4 LYMAN. hearing other plight.
gave MS li~ke $500 few DAYS ago 10 leN
OF tho chattel mortgage. 4 tender OF this
mYuey, was made D' Miss flsae and II was
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BROKYR FIIGESYiTW PTT ~ JAN.
wife SAYS Hes Crazy and Has Threatened Her
III. Lawyer Seeking Writ.

Louis Feisenhaum. whose parents liv" AZ
Avenue &, was taken before Magistrate Crane
in the E--cN Market police court yesterday
ON com, ,a!ut Of hi, wife. who alleges that la
IS insane and unfit TO b" at large, Feieen-
baum, who f. 81 wears old. is a member Of the
Consolidated Exchange. Vt one time he was
GA, loved by Ioul. Woru-er. aud caused a
soa-atluu ry mlDius out checks by wholesale.
ID" waS committed about a year ago to tho
u-' luu az MGtI"toVn, tut was released IN
'In rrrrrsru'atiuu that his relative, would
.rut MIN ont West aud care Tor hum.
Mr. leICrnhgum has received u number Of
threatening letters bearing her husbands ss
nature size CnwpViu"d TO CAPT. NcClusEv
81 the detective bureau ard on sunday when
IoiEr0NtVm arrived Iu town from tho No-t
l. vH, ARRESTED. liI. wiiH said IN court that
hn hod never been legally DISCHARGED from the
u-NlNu.
IclEouhaum's LAWYER demanded his relea-c
r"d when Mu"i-trat,. Gran" decided to hold
~" prisoner uu'l .Nhy ~ioiGuS could eNamln"
ltu the llwver rushed Out # court declaring
that 10 would secure a wit of hah'a, corpus
for the Drisnuer
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CUBANS AGAIN ADJOURN.
WILL BEGIN CONSIDERATION OF A COW
STITI TION NEXT TUESDAY.
Havana Paper Discusses the Report That the
United States Intend to Keep the Isle OF
Pines Its Inhabitants Voted In the Cuban
Elections Reply TO Gen. Woods speech
Special Ca,l. Ds,raieh to THE Sun.

Sp,ciGl Ca,le Despatch 70 THE Sun.
HAVANA, Nov. 2s.-rhe Constitutional Con-
yention met TO-DAY, but decided 10 again all
Ioum until next Tuesday. on which day the
scctions, CONF rising six delegates each, will
begin to study the drafts of constitutions
which may be presented. Sehor Quesada, who
proposed the adj ourument, argued that as the
sections would have 10 supply the bases
for a Constitution II none WIS presented. the
tine until Tuesday could boz well sucnt in con-
..derng such bases Srrorcs Ilorente and
,isneros opposed the delar. They said that
the convention was working only three hours
u day and the delegates were being wen Iaid.
They should therefore. not shlrk their work
The motion 20 adj ourn. however. was carried
ly an almost unanimous vote.
Senor Gualherto Gomez proposed that the
convention adopt the reply drawn up by him
IN response 10 Gen Woods speech opening
the convention. though Il resolution previously
adopted declared that no answer of any des"rip-
tion should be sent. Thereby II Srtor Gomez
amounts TO an acceptance of the general terms
Of the speech. and expresses the intention
of the convention TO carry out the terms con-
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tlned therein. Sehor Gomes's reasop for
wanting tie reply adopted Il that he desar>s
10 let the Government know the way In which
the convention understands the speech.
lhe D'scuston. commenting on the report
that the United States intend TO retain thu Isls
OF Flnes. says that the statement may be a
mere canard but, on the other hand It may have
been put as feeler. Tie paper expresses
the opinion that It would bs an oct Of robbery
Tor tie United States TO keep the Island whioh
always belonged TO Cuba. The inhsbitants
are regarded as CubanS. The Treaty Of Paris
applied TO the Isle Of Pines. and the Spaniards
residing there had to declare their Intention
OF remaining Spanish ~ bjeOtA or become Gu
elections.
Schor Sangully saws that he introduced
motion in the convention 20 the effect that the
relations between Cuba and the United StSGps
should be considered while the Constitution u
being made. IN order 20 follow the course which
seems most likely 10 give a peaceful and salts
factory result lie says II the Cubans draw
M Constitluon for an absolutely free and
ideiendent government they viii then be
loSlcauy unable 10 suggest relations which
would curtlil that freedom. He had no wish
thought peace at any prfce better solution
than trouble with the United States lie thought
an army ana navy unnecessary. Cuba should
be IRE" 10 make commercial treaties. The best
he added, Is the jealousy with which the
Cnbafs regard their own Independence, which
they feel sure would be endangered II intsyps
order was upset.
1t has been suggested that The delegate. come
70 a private understanding with the Govern
in"nt OF tho United States regarding the rela-
tlons before saying what these relations should
be. ana thus avoid trouble afterward.
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SPITE FENCES must CONE DOWN.
These Two Were Built TO shut Out the View OF
Tenant. OF an Apartment House.

Fire Marshal Alonzo Brymer has decided that
the two spite fences st lis and l22 First place.
Brooklyn. must lie torn down and lie has .ssied
orders to that effect 10 the owners. Eight years
ago the owners oi residences In First place were
much put out when they discovered that " H.
liam ". Post was erecting an apartment house
In the thoroughfare After the apartment
house was occupied the owners If the adjoining
houses erected spite fences to shu' ont the view
The fence Oh the north side was ~
feet high aud that on the south sde Of the oh-
Jec'iOuahle house was raised ~ feet.
The owner of tho aparlucut house has tried
for the last ei ght wears to have 'H" spit" fences
removed and Abraham :. Post, who has row
become the Owner. COusIlteC r0 ..useI and The at
teutlon OF the Fire Marshal was called to the
fact. Mr.. BryWcr ins. octod o. roIerfy and
Yesterday lie sent letters 10 Henry llyans.
the owner Of Us. and Louis pr Yer the owner Of
l22 calling their attention 20 the fact that the
fences were In violation II the law a. they were
dangerous in causing and promoting Hr"s lie
said the law did not rernIit the cic,. .uu of II
fence over 10 feet high and he ordered the two
owners TO have their fences reduced 10 the 10
feet limit within five davs. II this S not done
hv the owners the Fire Department Il tear
down ths fences
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DEATH WAY ne ~ THIS RTNAWAI.
Coachman's Head Broken I'm tifth Avenue
Couple From Wedding in His Coach.

Frank Woodward. a coechman. lost control
OF his Loraes in Tii'h avenue IN front Of ~"
cathedral LIST nlSht and tho team started 10
run down the avenue In front Of tho Hotel
Buckingham Woodward fell N and his -krll
was fractured.
Some Of the attendants from he hotel ard
from tho Democratic Club next door ran :"
the coachman'4 assistance and rrado '"ru-
porary couch for him on IN" Sidewalk oUt of
carriage robes nud horse blankets He was
atferward taken 20 Flower Hospital.
rhe runaway horses st0IIri ~ their own
accord as soon RS their driver fell from III"
coach \ man and woman woro in the car
riaCe They were IN their way home from
n wedding After the ir'Ured CoaChWan had
been taken care Of they went home with an
other driver.
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DESPOILING DEWEY ARCH.
sovysoby SNofSgD orr an rms
~ NDRTps Dr URy tTUptNgfs


Hlc.7 'he managers ~ 10 Charleston tS-
position who ~" ANXIOUS 10 get tho Dewey
Nr.u 'Hr tho d''oraiiou of tho INtor'iion
g'uuI- hurry up there viii no. ln much ~
'N" structure lrff for Them 40 show ~ The
pU' iNr"u dpE- f'lir hunters Who oot cuicd
'h"wsnly"t with 'utt,igg away Iicocs ~ tie
COLON aio wl'|" u was standing have turned
'l"ir attention 20 the arch it-cIf one of tho
features uf he decoration of heRr,h was
u grsp' number of small square rauels. ench
,rr'.irIug n wreath ~ these tauels there
W"r" 90 IN the inner curve of the main arch
!uN ON th" two smaller arches. and about $50
IN other places one evening early IN the week.
while the structure was unauarded some
relic hunters Who collected In wholesale way
'Hmh"r"d up insld" the arch md by striking
III" panels from behind. knocked all II them
out. donudins the arch of panels The col
Icctor must have had help ~ disposina Of his
Iluudrr, and ~ is supposed that hIs assistants
stood under the structure and caught the
wrcaths as they tumblcd down. No one saw
~" collector at WORK. II is expected that
lie panels VIII turn up for sale at some curo
shop.
Ou Tuesday night the policeman on post In
lIiih avenue heard the sound Of \ saw lie
cnulIH I ihlnk whore saving could be going
on at that hour uu'll he remembered tho arch.
lie climbed up 10 the ton oi the structure. and
'h1ro found a man hard a; work saving oil tho
ann of ON" Of the figures in tie quadflga. The
puurcunn chased the relic hunter away.
Yesterday afternoon the body 81 the big en- gle
on the north front Of the arch fell out and down
guard 9f bicycle policemen were on duty at
the arch
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TO TEST TORPEDO BOATs At SEA.
Nine Of Them WIN ACCOMPANY Batticships Of
North Atlantic squadron.

A detachment Of three battle~hlps belonging
70 the North Atlantic squadron. consisting Of
tho laCshlp Kear-arge. Capt F"lscr. 'he Ala
hama. Capt Bronson: and the Massachusetts.
Capt Train. sailed yesterday for Han p'on
Roads iu charge Of Admiral FarguNur Ac-
COuIarv.ug this feet wore nine small 'rrlodO
boats which the navy authoritic, have s"rt aloi'g
to ta-t their ~,aEoing Vual ties a. We'll IT,, tl.ir
effectiveness, both in defence and attack Willie
NJ sen Each Of the torpedo boats is IN purn-
inand of a Junior LieutenHnt and hGs a crew ~
twenty-five made up uf e"am"I. guruers ana
freucn one oG 'h"se crgf'. 'l" Ioo'e. took "a
run out beyond Sandy llooh and back 10 the
Brroklvu wards Yesterday u''"r'uou Eye~v-
thluC Wur,rd sati-fa, 'orIl' and Nh" httlo irI-
loU had po trouble IN ID" 'uuGh sea which vas
making things disagree , o. for many of tho
l,g pHs .rnS ger steamers
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DR. HTI/ iND MRS. BERIF1I.
Go, stone send, Them 10 New jersey to he
Tried for Improper Conduct.

H,rlisnrLO, Pa NOV. - Gov Stone
thi. afternoon honored tie reGuisition 4 Gov
Nurico, 4 NcN Jersey T. r the return 10 Mays
Landing # pr Gerlss " Het2 and Lucy d
l.crlett Of Philadelphia In honoring this
requisitiou. GOV stone said
Z think under tie circumstances these r.
g1lzitions should he honored The offence
ont of which the litigation in this state grew
va, committed in New Jersey The State
iuo -huuld ue no protection To people to 60
INTO other States to commit crime Tie in
, roa-ing opportunities which enable citizens
f oar State to visit other States for wrong
"a purposes demand that society should lave
additional protection by more liberal comfy
aiuoug tn. States in the hOnoring of reluisi-
uous Tho motives of prosecutors can not be
too closely scrutlpized when the crime is
AGAINST society. Therefore have authorized
,he issuing Of warrants against both defend
ants
\ divorce case L. In Progress as the result
4 the Improper Intimacy alleged to have ey
,st"d In New jersey between Dr.. Betz and
Nrs Bert tlett
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Frat Institute Youth Arrested for Too Noisy
Football Celebration.

l"hn c Rochester, a student Of the Pratt
Institute and son OF Dr. Thomas VI. Rochester
of ST. James place. Brooklyn. was arraig ned
before Magistrate Brtstow IN the Butler street
ro.ice court yesterday morning on a chargo
"f d'4orderly conduct on tuesday night.
Lochostcr and about one hundred follow stu
dents started out 10 celebrate the winning OF
tua tuterscho a.tiC footha!. championship bv
the Pratt Institute team. The party visited
Al Re"ves's thoatre and made 80 much noise
unt Puloeman t.oonln threatened To arrest
tu'W Then thu students vent into The street
and heZIu t. dance and shout The noise
,uuo""i tho peop" in the theatre and Cloonan
-'I,t"d aft"r the students Some Of them ran
uNv1} aud C'oonau ordered the rest to 20 home
Young Rochester refused 10 move Tho o.
hc"r arrested him
Mtgl-trut" lir-'ov lectured Young Rochester
but suspended s'rterca on the vorlnc men's
promise never T. 30 ~ again
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GG~S 400 ,nn", Is'and boardwalk.

The Board Of Public Improvements adopted
resolution Yesterday arI oiu'Ius Dec. 10 a.
'.r day for public hc -rlug on the project -
h.... u boardwalk 600 '-rt w.da and I 90 feet
l.ug ON tle torcv Island sea front. Chief Ensi-
Ic"r a.-c hHs rou.rtcd tlaf 320 city lots VIII he
required. They viii cH-t S-ptunr. To rcnuy.
a." ''"-"n' DO .'uiu,'- viii ,..t $1,000. Ipcoll-
e''... .Uo walk. wutirg 'ify feet 81 II width
o., a h'le '"r p"d"-'r,Ius and the rest for veii-
Oh, vuuld cost saGuuu
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GRiBBLD A LLTILR or or IHE RAG.


Charles Coprcne', a franohman. living a,
e0a Washington street, followed letter carri,r
Bavard llt2slmmons for several blocks y,s,er-
day and when the po-tI0an stopped in from,
# 2G2 Rroume street 10 olen q lo'tcr box rN,
fr"u'hman rushed az un and grabbed a .efr.r
ont "f his bag The letter Garner, Fir.lr.n
DloH.ou oi iugiu" Company - who saw i.n
way squad. all CHASED go lreuclman Nocrrr
,Hurh. .tu 1h" ur.-uu.r could MOI ran,
English ana 90" polio" 20 u" Macdougal S'r.,'
station could un' r'I whether nr nJS 20 ,r.y,
wan ur 20 ti"f
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p. ". TANDFRRIJT BUJS 4 HOUSF
And Ecrort IL ThatHc w!Ii Give 1t 10 iIs Niece
Miss Daisy Post.

Frederick W Vanderbilt has purchased the
row Gyo-stpry rc-.iruc" Mt a. El-t Fif,cth
.,rroi. paving sslVD for II. l. j. reported
That joe 20 % give tho h,u~e IA a wcddiu. pra--
,,'I 20 uI- u".n. Mrs D.i-y Post. Who > soon -
nurrt james t. Van tlru. Ih" hou-" - built
GA a r.l' ui DO" old tuulmbIa University prop
err'. I.." -'.l-r l. j. {. l.you~.
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AtM.NY. Nov % Frederick G. Paulm,cr
Of Columbia University has been appointed
assistant in 2ooogy and Herbert i Whitlocs
Of Ncw York city assistant in tnineralogv in
tho state Museum, whIC-! i under the care of
the state Board Of ReCrrts The salaries are
s eeI and 500 "A year. respectively.
The sun., 1900-11-29
lilg ButIaiO Herd for S9Ir.

IurEE. u. Nov SD. l.. OarIu 4
Leslie, admin traitor of 'hc Duprro estate. will
dispose of an eut r,. herd 90. nuNaluos which b,-
long, 10 T. The herd b. u,rur,~,I 0' fur',-f.,e
I I'l huui~ and 81 Iuur"I 81 ,.rp--'.- and 1,
sal % be- the largest herd IN existence.
The sun., 1900-11-29

Lieutenant Commander r Il Holmes from N.
MuAlctn, Mari leland saTd, 20 TIE Independence
a. ,Nrr.I'l,' officer.
lie. ..',ulr'-,' 'u'Ir luG.r y Mc,t1rln from ,I.
lud'. .u.rrra 10 VA" land ygr'a, ordnance orr,f
N...t. tHr'f $ f.TIU. o. uuf, ur I... t,,4f.efg,
N-- .ltui Surgeon %. E. Nrt lauaaaI from a.
" t-utul'1u suTd tu tut Indiana.
capt. EcJ1ti y. Lcary, T.. s. =, until lately Gov
trGut "i Guam. IA. been ordered To- command IA.
receiving EMP n rAWund al League Island rrl,ry-
INK Cart ). j. Read. who la, been ordered home
and as ait orders
Commander 4. i. Drake. now at The Mare Island
yard H4. been ordered u the N~lsr staon 10 CON.
irfrl i.r supply IN p tulrp1 sliln- 'tIm san Ffan.
c..r' 100 COMPANY with Comm Iudrf Kelley on Irc 20
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Court of Appeals Calendar.

ALuANN, Nov. 20 Count ~ Appeals caleud, =
80: n 1uC, '
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-07-13

brightest young ladies, the daught-
of Receiver Hanscom of the U. S.
land Office. The newly mar
ried couple will make their home
in LaMoure. The Inter-Ocean
joins with a host of friends in ex-
tending congratulations.
G. A. Christie, of Bisbee, is in
the city today.
F. T. Fox is having the front of
his meat market painted today.
A. D. Cleveland has just receiv-
ed a carload of oats, which he is
selling at the lowest market rates.3
Editors Hoskins, of the Rolla
Star, and Falkenstein, of the Bot
tineau News, were in the city to-
day.
Minot Optic: Grant Stools,
Pete McKone, Chas. Weaganti and
II. j. Kenneday went to Devils
Lake Monday night to view the
sights.
j. w. Ross,the Grand Forks, ar
chitect, is in the city closing nego-
tiations with the Chautauqua As
ISOLATION for the building of the
auditorium and other buildings on
the grounds.
Pioneer Press: The Dakota &
Great Northern is the title to an
extension of the Great Northern
recently incorporated in North
Dakota to build a railroad from
Lakota through the counties Of
Nelson, Ramsey, Cavalier anc
Townerrto a point on the interna.
tional boundary line between the
counties of Cavalier and Townel
and the Province of Manitoba. (
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-07-13

distance of sixty miles. Also a
line from Bottineau north thirty
miles. Capital stock $2,500,OO0.
Incorporators: James n. Hill, F.
E. Ward, M. D. Grover, Edward
Sawyer and w. P. Clough.
The Chautauqua train made an
other swift run this morning with
Ernie Hanson at the helm. The
run to the grounds was made in
about Is minutes, nothing inter
fering to hinder the speed. One
of the things that is hard to IN
derstand is the varying usefulness
of the engine at different times.
The Inkster and Devils Lake
teams will cross bats on the Chau-
tauqua grounds tomorrow after
noon. The Inkster team comes
with a reputation to sustain, while
the Devils Lake boys are bound
to win against anything they run
up against. The batteries will be,
Owen and Clemens for the Lake
and Steele and McNiel for Inkster.
Rolla Star: W. j. Hoskins
went to Devils Lake Monday
morning for a weeks outing at the
.Chautauqua.. Mr. and Mrs. M.
Leonard returned Monday from a
weeks visit at Devils Lake. They
report splenidt time. .Mesdames
Claude Ellsberry, Wellington
Salt and w. J. Hoskins
and Miss Stella left Friday
to enjoy an outing at the Dew
ills Lake Chautauqua. Clerk Of
Court G. j. Partridge received a
message from the land Office at
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-07-13

The next section to go to the Agri-
cultural college will be the farmers
of the St. John branch. Ramsey
county next.
Lost-A macintosh cape in
town. Finder will please return
to Mrs. w. II. Reid.
j. B.. jerks and wife, of Botti-
neau, are in the city visiting with
friends.
Ladies bathing slippers at S. l.
Wineman's shoe store. 1918
Devils Lake might truly be
called the deserted village" any
afternoon since the Chautauqus
has commenced. There seems to
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-07-13

be a general exodus to the grounds
but this trying lonesomeness will
not last forever. We are glad to
see that Devils Lake people r as
they always have been, the most
enthusiastic Chautauquans any
where.
G.. F. Cogelow's meat market is
the place for fresh and sailed
meats, poultry, fish and game in
season.
w. F. Englehorn and E. Bullock,
are Churchs Ferry visitors in the
city today.
E. A. Kimball, of Chicago, will
lecture on Christian Science July
Is, at 8 p. m. at the auditorium. II
Hon. P. n. Forrest, of Cando, is
in the city to spend a few days at
the Chautauqua.
Call and see for yourself, our line
here is the same as intown. Chau-
tauqua meat market.
j. B. Eaton and wife, of Fargo,
are guests at the Sevilla, expect
ling to spend a few days at Chau-
tauqua.
Fresh fruits and confectionery
at Roble's.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Joseph M. Devine to
Miss Mary Bernardine Hanscom,
of Minot. The ceremony will take
place in Minot July 18th. Mr.
Devine as everone knows will be
our next State Sup't. ofPublic In
struction, and is one Of the great.
est political lights in the state, ex-
ceedingly popular everywhere
Miss Hanscom is one of Minot's
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-07-13
Market Report.
The L0GAL FIELD.

w. E. Pew, of Cando, was on
the streets talking politics today.
Furnished house for rent. In
quire at this Office.
DR.. and Mrs. Gordon returned
to Minot today, after a pleasant
stay at Chautauqua.
Devils Lake souvenir spoons in
sterling silver, hand engraved at
H. Huesgen's.
E. E. Rorapaugh, the genial
Herald man, dropped off the train
today, and went to Chautauqua.
Go to Gibney's for anything in
the line of soft drinks.
Hon. U. B. Noble returned to
Bottineau today after a few days
visit at Chautauqua.
Cigars and tobaccos at Robes.
A bridge on the Great Northern
east of Michigan was burned last
evening, delaying the flyer and
other west bound trains somewhat.
Best line of cigars and tobacco
in the city at Gibney's.
The New York restaurant has
again changed hands, Percy Ames
having purchased the fixtures
from Vic Haslam yesterday.
Fresh fruits and vegetables al
ways in season at Gibney's.
Several of the sisters of mercy
at the hospital left for the St. John
and Bottineau branches this noon
in the interest of their institution,
Lost-5-months old setter pup.
white with light brown ears and
brown over eyes. Inform or re.
turn to Geo. Ruhberg and receive
reward,
Rev. j. M. Murcheson and wife
returned home this noon from
Manitoba, where they had been
making a two months visit with
relatives and friends.
Ladies bathing caps at s. l.
Wineman's shoe store. 1918
Mrs. Leavitt and sister, Berna
Lapham, who have been visiting
for sometime with Miss Cleors
Mann at Chautauqua, returned tc
their home in St. Paul today.
Chautauqua sterling silver sow.
enirs for Csc, 35c and SOC, at II
Huesgen's. 6tf
The Bottineau and Willow
City contingents to the farmers
meeting at Fargo, passed through
here yesterday on the return trip
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-07-13

Devils Lake Saturday stating that
no more filings in the Turtle
Mountains will be received until
Sept. 8, 1900. No reason was Civ
en- for this delay.