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The San Francisco call., 1901-11-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

L S Hague, Fresno
+, G X Clarke, Tucson
S c Williams, Tucson
w A Newton, Chicago
] T Brown. Rio Vista
r Jones. Sacto
] F McCirley & w, Cal
w Frank. Chicago
] ] Smith & W, Cal
H w Higgins & w, New
Mrs A L Rayton,- Reno
n 0 Hiltberg, Cal
] ] Doran & w. Cal
G H Stafford & W. Cal
Miss Nelson, Sacto
H M Strachan, Sacto
w a Wood, Suisun.
Miss M L Woods, Sac
R B Teefy. Stockton
G S Mesone, Stockton
r Music & W. Stocktn
G r Sherman & W, Cal
M J Neuburg. Stanfrd
A Thies. Stanford
II L Barham, Berkeley
M Smith. Chicago
w Rigney & w. Leadvl
: A A Rice. Arkansas
HOTEL
A Alexander, N Y
L S Alexander, N Y.
d H Kehoe. Butte
Mrs S ] Scott, Reddng
] E Gray & W, Bksfield
I E Hayden, Stanford
] Whitaker G. W, Wyo
F S johnson & w, Cal
w q Ebbs, N Y
Miss c M Taft, Oaklnd
w ] Wiley, San Mateo
M G Dodge & w, Stnfd
= > Jones. Phila
G M Thayer, Boston
] p Adair. Chicago
L Myers, PHILADELPHIA
A s Haight. N Y
] P Voorhees,, N Y
T O'Donnell & W, Pa
c Schatz. N Y
T Bennett. Los Ang
10 F Richards, st Louis
F ] Doyle, N Y
S w Overton & W,
Memphis
G Schonewald, st
Helena
R M Stuart. Chicago
HOUSE.
Miss Anglon. Folsom
E Aim, Chicago
NV G Butt & W, Mount
Bullion
] Higgins & w, Denver
A b Barter & w, New
| Zealand
J Barter & W. Mar
quesas
Mrs G w Bell. Mar
quesas
D Heyneman, Dillon
lC Quiggle, Gait
Mrs ] ] Sterling, Cal
Mrs w Earle, P Alto /.
e G Power, Texas
EC M Gregory, Denver
J KIotz, Sacramento
d S Chamberlain & W.
Santa Barbara
F McMullen, S Barbara
y johnson & w, s Jose
IT Rownd. Corning
y II howard, Petaluma
Mrs Howard. -Petaluma
Miss Howard. Petalma
D S Brant, Sta Cruz
ERN HOTEL.
~ G Cumming, Ireland
T. L Cavanah & w. Bostn
T Cavanah, Boston
II w Grant, Iowa
] Macarthur, Scotland
J Erikson. Nevada
w e Nickel, Nevada
Mrs A Hunt. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-28

Calendars for 1902 and Christmas cards
low on sale at Sanborn & Wallis.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-28

main Line, FOOT OF Marker oWeesJ
LrAvE : FRos NOvrmBEH 4 1901 ARRIvs
7s0oA Benicia. suisuD. Elmirs and sscra-
7.ooA vacs1iIis winters. Ranse5......... 1852
'''oN " caiissoss aud santa ROss......... gsSsr
Marysve. d1rosIie. -......-.." 7s5JP
s.Ooa Asansie s'Si ESprsss-Ogdsn and Bssi ssa5A
s:0oa Niles. Lsthrop, Stockton. 7ss0P
ssOOA Niles. Mendoza. Hanford. VisaliA,
s.soA Shasta EIDT.ssDsTia Williams ioi
BARTLETT sprinp,. willows. Bed
s,seA San jose Livsrmors. STOCKTON.
lone Sacramento. P;acsryine.
MRrysvle, Chico, Red Blun...... tiSSe
sssoA Oakdalss Chinese. Sonora. CaEtsrs.-- 9:2SI
BsOOA Hayward Niles aud Way ssatiOns-- sI.SSA
SSA S:SSA 10. Angeles Erprss. Marines.
Tracy, Lathrop. Stockton. Merced
ssoA vajo MaSSss lar es fT and Way siaiions issF
AO'SoA Inc 70, nnsha dhcsso s.aJp
tu.eor sacrsrnsnso River ssssmsrs fI1seeR
s.sor Harvard. Niles and Way ssaslons.; 7'Sos
MarysyiIe Orovie. e............... aos11A
lia0P Martinez. HAH Ramon. Vallejo.
NapM. ORliss0ga. Santa kOsa-:.... sss9A
As0OP Niles. LiEsrmoTs. Stockton, Lodi. 1ess5R
4ii.ov Hsyxard. NIIsa San Jose. Livermore tsss2A
4s30P Port Cos, .. Tracy. Lathrop Stockton Aos<OA
5:OOP The Owl Iimited-FresnO, TuIaFe,
BakersEeld. 5angus for Santa Bar
s.OOr MsTsin.z. a I Antioch. Esa1. Stockton. Mcr-
ced, Fresno .s.................-... ASs@soy
Bs3OP New Orleans ExpreEs-Mendota,
Fresno, Bakersfield. Los Angeles,
Dsming, FL PAso, New Orleans
and East t......................... 1s9OA
NsO0P Harvard Niles and San Josa....... 7s55A
tS.00P Vallejo Iis2SA
6iOOP Oriental Mail-Ogden. Cheyenne.
Omaha, Chicago .....s........... 9sSoA
gsOoP Oriental Mail-Ogden, Denver.
St Louis. Chicago. ................ 4iSSR
5sOOP Oregon aud Californis Express. Sac
ranlento, MaTYsvllle RStIsliRk.
Portland. Puget sound and Fast SsSoA
es05P San Pablo Port Costa, Martinez
and Way Stations. Alsz0A
fRsOSp Valiaf. 1s1OR
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-28

H S Morse, San Jose
w Regnart, San Jose
H H Elworthy, Concrd
] Mcdonnell. Menlo PIX
E L Bicksford. Napa
S st John, U s N
L P Poundstone. Cal
H A Geisendorfer. Cal
e D Whitney, Chicago
S F Hills, MINI
S NJ Houptman, Portld
C E Sweezy & W, Cal
F S Eseny, Hanford
Mrs V Comeback. Cal
Miss E Comeback. Cal
w C Price, Pasadena
] E Korberle, LIS Ang
F ] Kerridge, Sonoma
G Harris. Duluth
w S Hickman, Cal
M H Sievers, San Jose
Mrs E Freund, Crocktt
7 S Gray. San Rafael
H ] Brunei, Lockeford
w F Sitor, Sites
c Newman & W, Cal
T ] Butler & W, Ariz
w r Pearson & w. Ca
PALACE
A Miller & W, N Y
Mrs j S Mitchell. Bos-
ton
NJ o Shaughnessey,
Mill Valley
A H Herrfeldt, N Y
H L bort, Bakersfield
C w Thompson & w,
Newark, N ]
j A Riordan. st Louis
L Helen, Los Angeles
H T Ellis, Tehama
( Miss Ellis, Menlo Park
E NJ O'Brien, Chicago
] L Jepson, N Y
J S Cravens & w, Cal
Helen A Daily, Wash
ington, d c
W S Fletcher, N 7
] H Meyer & W, Menlc
Miss Meyer, MEMO Prk
Mrs H c Taft. & d. Cal
A r Teachout & w, Q
w r More, s Barbara
T ] Field & w. Cal
C r Splivalo, Belmont
Miss Splivalo. Belmont
H S Milbank & W, Nc
E A Preble, Cal
RUSS
R Dunn, Cal
W Carash, Oakland
N Cohn, Oakland
d A Foster, Battle Crk
G Gum, N Y
Mr. Eseverri & w, La
Abra
J HALEY, Salt Lake
r T Ballard. Ariz
Mrs ] T Mercer, Nomt
Major Gamble, Nome
G Harman, Napa
A r Sprague, Los Ang
7 Roseberry & W, III
r C Roseberry & W, Ill
S c Roseberry. Ill
Mrs w Walreich, Cal
w w Lyttle, Portland
II r Tracker & fy, Ia
T / Cooper, Olita
@ H Allen, Chicago
r B Harvey, Red Bluff
w H Weishar, Chicago
j . Hunter, Keno
e C Hunter, Reno
F Winchell, Reno
] E Donnelly. Reno
p Donnelly. Reno
NEW WEST
E Perozzi, Denver
F Pisani, Monterey
L Brown & W, Mo
C w Williams, d G
H w Kerker e. w, Ia
l. James & W, Kansas
A Westmann. N Y
c J Pearson, Boston
= II
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-28
BORN.

MORIEN-In this city. November 25. 1901. to
the wife of j. P. Morien. a son.
SIEMER-In this city, October rs, 1901, to the
wife of John H. Siemer a son.
SIMON-In this city, November 2e, 1901, to the
wife of Henry Simon, son.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-28
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
authorized to have the same published
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-28

SIS 5Oo-BUsnEss CORNER.
Right location for bank choicest location
IN Berkeley; since We secured our contract a
$4,000 building contract foundation commenced
new pOstofhce, 10 years lease, goes in adjoin-
ing; present low rent $500; could get renew
lease to-day. we believe, for $500 per annum;
Investigate this; bargain; thanks for our
contract.
LAYMASCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
$50 and 462 Eighth St, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-28
AZ FLEGANT HOME.

AN ELEGANT HOME
MUST BE SOLD. (READ THIS.)
Near Senator Perkins mansion; We offer
lovely modern Gothic style, specially con-
structed for home; rooms; porcelain bath;
electric appliances; fine mantelss interior su-
perb order; $500 worth 5-Inonths-old carpets;
barn; choice garden; large lot; double frontage;
(vould sell a magnificent Flemish oak carved
$1,000 dining room set at a sacrifce); property
mortgage 5000 can remain; cost over $40, 600;
price reduced to $3.50. We possibly can get
further reduction in order to close sale this
week First come first served Our instruc-
tions are TO sell.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
Exclusive Agents,
$50 and z62 Eighth St, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-28
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEUA hkAL ESIA.Ib.
mau-st lot s5xl50; $3.50, lot 3OxSe Encinal
Park Station; $500, sT:exl5o, Morton St.
north of Santa Clara ave-; will build on
terms 70 suit. J. H YOUNG. 12zs Park St
BARGAINS; improved & unimproved property
acquired by foreclosure; 4 cash Bank Of Ala
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-28
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.
Special Bargain on Small Payment.
A contractor has two ideal new S-room homes
with fat loans Of $1,000 and $500 on each; to
save paying interest and rather than rent has
authorized US TO obtain immediate offer over
present loans; have sold adjoining to
prominent Oakland merchants and lawyer;
within 500 feet there are several homes worth
sos 900 each: no chOicer neighborhood in Oak
land; if you paying rent and want to pay
for a home call at once; We viii arrange pay
rnents to SUIT and secure you a bargain; don't
delav call at once; genuine bargain terms.
IAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
$50 and 462 Eighth St, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-28
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.


slI0o-IN the Hillegass Tract; a full sized lot,
good investment; house of 1s rooms; rent
ed for $50 monthly net; only $500.
Fine e-room house; corner lot; street work
all done; near station. House contains win
dow shades, combination fixtures and Sun
shine water heater; price $500
JOSEPH, J. MASON,
Adjoining P. o.. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-28
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

IN Introduction TO you from II. schellhaas. the
furniture dealer, lIth and Franklin Oakland.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-19
We have inquiries every day for
snaps in Cavalier county land. If you
have anything to offer list it with US.
Truax & Mclean.

Holiday numbers OF HOLLY Leaves, H.
Illustrated London News, Graphic and
Black and White; also the latess popular
books, including 'Crisis," Fright Of
Way" "D'Ri and T." etc., all make good
Xmas presents. See them at ALERT l.
Cos. drug store.
Don't fail to see the MeNiyen Sisters
large display of pictures in oils and
water oolore, sepia, crayon and pastel,
ranging from so cents to $4,000. Prices
to suit everybody. Also large variety
of hand painted fancy work, the latest
and most artistic ideas in Xmas gifts.
Stndio: In Salter's building, one door
south of Abbey's store,
Another sale of state and school
lands will be held in Cavalier county in
the sprlng, aud the announced certainty
of the completion of the railroad extern
sion into the southwestern part of the
county will guarantee the price being
run up to figure that will make solid
! showing in real estate prices. The hold
ing Of sale in the spring was decided on
by Land Com'r. Laxdal while iii the city
last week.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-19
We will buy your land or we
will sell you a farm. Truck T. Nc
4 0An

Miss Ella Gogiu has had charge OF the
second intermediate room at the CITY
schools this week during the temporary
indisposition of the teacher, Miss Il.
Estella Fisk
Robert Evans, one of the old pioneers
north of town sold his fine half-section
farm at fancy figure, and expects to
take a prospecting trip oyer through
King Edward VII domain in the spring.
Several Of the DEMOCRATS veteran
county news gatherers are to the front
this week with big bunch of items that
should interest readers throughout west
ern Cavalier county. We expect to have
our entire corp OF county news writer's
sending in regular contributions this
winter.
Notice to those going east for the holi-
days. When you remember your old
friends with present see that is bought
from your home dealer; that it's quality
may be what it's represented to be in
order that the sincerity OF your friend
ship may not be questioned by the re.
ceipient
Today and tomorrow will be busy ones
FOR the pupils of the seventh and eighth
grades. The schools of the county are
holding examinations on these branch of
work. In Lsngdon high school the pu
pills are writing on several branches of
study in the years work to be passed on
by the state high school board. Here
after the latter examination will be given
only during the month of May.
The railroad grade on the northern ex-
tension of the Great Northern from La.
kota, through Nelson and Ramsey coun.
ties up into Cavalier. opens up large
area of unbroken lands for settlement.
1t is positively stated that the road will
be ironed early in the spring. The edit
eational institutions of North Dakota, as
we'll as the lands granted to other state
departments, have vast assignments tri
butary to this new line-all of which
should be put on the market, sold early
next year, so that ,"a comere csp take
possession and break up the sod in time
for crop-the same year. Sell the land
ard get the new settler and interest on
the lands soh.-Fargo Forum.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-19

When you want to get the best value
aud latest style in clothing 90 to G. j.
Kelly's.
The DEMOCRAT has few words at the
head of its local column this week
that it would direct the attention of our
readers to.
ALERT g. Winter will make your final
Proof cheaper than anyone else in Cavs-
lier county and your loans at cheape.t
rate aud best terms.
Mrs. N. D. O'Shaughnessy left yester-
day for a holiday trip to Ontario. and
will spend the winter with her folks at
Evansville, in itenfrew county
Ferris and Grady, the cigar men, pre-
sent you the choice of the market in the
Ferris and Grsdy's ttBest" Sc cigar.
.rry it and let US hear from You.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-19

Friday next week is the dHte OF the
ball gotten up by Langdon's league base
ball club.
A DEMOCRAT want ad is one of the
most profitable investments for the
money expended.
Wonder il any of the new Corners TO
Cavalier county mistook the weather of
last Friday morning, when the thermom-
eter was only $50 below zero, for Janu-
airy thaw.
We hear that Langdon's base ball
league magnates are already re- eganizing
fer the season of. 1909, and that the
promoters of the national game have
q banquet and ball on the card as an
opening number.
Langdon may expect during the early
part Of the new year to find itself the pos.
SCISSOR of Degree Of Honor lodge, an
auxiliary OF the A. o. o. w. order, in
which the wives and sisters OF Workmen
will enjoy the social and financial bene-
fits of the elsterhood.
Iu the Pioneer Express a woman aa-
vertlses that she will no longer be respon-
sible for bills contracted by her husband.
Some of those old pioneer North Dakota
girls seem to have the required amount OF
ginger to examplify that marriage isn't q
fallnre-as far as they are concerned.
Milton elevator men claim they have
paid out 100000 for grain marketed
there since Sept. LIST. According to that
Langdon still has lead of quarter Of
million dollars, With what other mar
kets in the county have disbursed it il
easily shown that farmers of Cavalier
county will have received $4.5O0,00O fo1
their 1901 crop before the season closes
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-19

The DnxocRAr 10 headquarters Ter
suction sale bills.
H. D ALERT has been laid up for .
week, tho victim Of neuralgia and hard
cold.
I sm closing out my line OF ladies,
children and misses cloaks at less thao
cost @. Kslly's.
Ityou fua that reading 10 painful aud
difficult got pair of easy reading glsssss
at Opticisn A. O. Wold's.
A. Reid Of the d,y goods department
of the Trade Palace 10 OF duty this week
nursing bnd attack Of srysipelas.
L. g. Champias ives away the greater
pact Of last week attending o. 8. court
at Fargo, in his capacity of deputy U. 8.
marshal.
Before making your wife Christmas
present don't fail to see G. j. Kslly's new
line Of useful aud up-to-date china. glass
and crocksry ware.
d. MCLAUGHLIN, jr., was one of the
departing excussionists yesterday, and
will spend the holidays At bis former
home, Brussels, Ont.
George Rylanee, Thos. Dunignu, and
Jos. Mcneil left Monday for their forlneI
homes 10 Ontario, whore they will spend
several months visiting relatives.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-19
If You want to buy state and
this fall Truax q Mclean will loan
you money to swing the deal.

The half page ad'vt Of TruaK Il Nc
Lean encroaches somewhat on the usual
space allowed to reading matter this
week.
John Hunt left Monday With other sx-
cursionists for trip east, and will spend
several weeks with friends aud relatives
IN Ontario.
The arrival Of son last Saturday at
Mr.. aud Mrs John Hagaa's home west Of
town will make lively music in that
household at Xmas time.
O.C. Wentworth arrived Unexpectedly
Monday from Bsrwyu, ILL.,, and will
spend the week locking after business
interests, returning home for the hell
days.
The young people Of the Perseverance
Club cleaned up matter OF SIS for the
new Presbyterian church at their sale
held last Saturday afternoon in Dr.
Smiths dental parlors.
Mrs. F. R. May and child, of Lsngdon
arrived Sunday. Her husband 10 the
gentleman who has purchased the P. w.
Walker Il Co.'S. business on Depot ave-
nue., and will take possession January z
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-19
A full line of latest novels at popula,
prices on sale at w. r. Bradlsy's.

A full line Of latest novels at popular
prices on sale at w. r. Brsdlsy's.
II. G. Otteson, school and township
clerk Of Gleniia, vas county seat visitor
Tuesday on official business.
las. MoDoueall is taking caro- of the
smallpox patients at Hannah, whore We
hear there are four cases, all Of mild
form, however.
Do not arrange for renewal Of your
farm loan or for new loan until you
talk with ALERT & Winter, they can and
will save you money.
Photographer Tom Smith has now
line of art souvenirs at his studio. Read
his change of I'd and make early ssleo-
ton of holiday gifts.
Al Cnrrie was here from the Forks
part Of the week. His mother, Mrs. Jshn
G. Currie is still patient sufferer with
but slight hopes of recovery.
The stock of rings at McGruer's drug
store is immense, both in quantity and
quantity, and the prices that JewelleE
Void quotes is astonishingly low.
"a Burning Question" Was it Samp.
son or Sohley who touched off Havana!
Settle it by lighting Juniu8 Bru-
tu9 loo cigar and burn Havana yourself
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-19
GOSSIP AND NOTES.
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

At th,s season Of the year the publisher
OF the COURIER DEMOCRAT feels grateful
to patrons Of the paper for amounts re-
cssvad on sheir subscription account. and
to those not heard from up to now, would
direct attention to the date following
their name en- the address of this issue. II
you are in arrears make special effort
TO settle up the amount due between now
aud January LIST. 1902. During the past
few weeks bills have been sent out to
subscYibers, giving q statement of the
amount due on their paper, and it is ask.
Cd az kind favor that all who can will
square up their account with the paper
before the month closes. Up to date no.
thing in The nature of reminder to de-
linquents has been printed in these
columns, and in closing it is briefly urged
that all endeavor to remember the paper
with what 10 due right now at time
when it is most needed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-19

The Langdon camp N. W. OF A. hoA
the annual election OF new officers et
their regular meeting next week.
On Sunday next Presbyterian services
will be held in the LanEdon church ct Il
a. NJ, and at Mclean ct 2:30 p. N ana
at Langdon at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Dougae.
On Sunday Pastor Robertson will cua-
duct services at Croekpt's at 11:30 a. n.
at Stilwsll At $50 p. a.. and in the Lang
don Baptist church at go p. %. Subject,
Life Only by Circulation"
A. c. Kirby, the miller at Hannah
graced Langdon With his presence thu
forepart of the week, and will visit friends
here and down the line until the small
pox scare at the end town blows over.
The congregation of the Big Pembina
Norwegian Luthern church will abandon
holding services at tho school houses al
Rlkwood and Homen in the spring. hav-
ing decided to build fine new church.
Pastor T. H. Robertson states that tho
choir of the Baptist church have arranged
to hold special song service Sunday
evening in place of the usual order Of
service. Among the soloists taking part
will be Mrs. F S. Smith.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
have it's Christmas tree entertainments
on Xmas eve. The little ones are assur-
ed good time as there will be some fine
choruses by the Sunday school and
Santa Claus is expected to arrive before
it is over. Admission 15c; children free.
Langdon Court G. o. F., No. 80s,
elected officers at last nights regular
meeting for the ensuing year. State
Organizer DeForge, of Bathgate, visited
| with the members of the local court, and
following Che routine work an enjoyable
social SESSION disposed OF the balance OF
the evening in IN enjoyable manner.
The new officers are: Chief ranger. John
Sh-ehan; vice-chief ranger, A. koehm-
stedt; past chief ranger, Il. A. Mckay;
recording secretary j. L. Schwartz;
financial secretary. F. j. Stable, treas
urer, j P. DUNCAN.
Items Of local interest in the Edmore
Herald state that Allan W. Block and
wife are visiting there from Langdon
with the family of Editor Charrier; that
John Foley, an ex Langdon resident has
completed and opened up his meat mar
ket and that among the numerous
late improvements of the new town is
daily mail service, that begins 10 operate
this week. The Herald keeps right along
enthusing over Edmore's growth, rail-
road or no railroad. and is able to make
q showing Of a few proof notices now,
which goes to show that the Her"lfs
contemporary, owed by Ernie Kent and
printed at Lakota, is not the WI lie hog
ON ]egals any more.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-19
Gordon 4 lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

Have yeu seen the latest patterns in
fancy silk striped flannels for shirt
waists at G. j. Ksliys.
$500 for anything but long stripped
Havana" found ia Ferris 4 OGsady's
nRefund ~ SC cigar.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-19

Zero weather. Nhis week,
Websss cigars mean quality.
B. Erickson has money on hand to loan
at 8 pey cent. straight and no commits
siop,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-19
WHEArMARKEr.

Prices corrected up to noon. Thursday. De.
cember 10, 1901, BY Agent Souch, OF the CaxUd
Elevator Co., Langdon N. D.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
ordered to Retain O Lawyer.

Now York, September 20. Johann
Most, the editor Of Freiheit, who was or
rested lost week on o charge of having
published seditious article in his paper
was arraignsd tor pleading today In the
Court Of Special Sessions. When asked
by Justice Holbrook II hs had a lawyer,
Most replied that he had not aud, further
more, that he believed hs did not need
one.
Il can defend myself" he said. Il wish
TO plead not guilty" Il
I'VE will have no spectacular work
here.' said Justice Hoibrook. Your
CASE will 60 over aud when 1t is called
you will appear OF this bar with couA
sslor to appear In your defense" I
Most attempted to speak further, but
was instantly slleuosd and removed from
the courtroom. Hs 10 at liberty On el0oo
bsSss --~.Sts<
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
TRIAL Of
CZOLGOSZ.

Buffalo. N Y. Sept 20. Among
those who called on Judge Robert
G Titus today and urged him to
accept the assignment to defend
assassin Czolgosz was Juhn G. Mil.
burn, at whose house the President
died and who has just come from
the funeral at Canton.
Titus practically sent his accept
ance 10 a telegram TO Judge Lewis
Yesterday. but when he reached
Buffalo from Milwaukee today
some OF his friends tried to induce
him to decline.
They want TO nominate him on
the Democratic ticket this fall for
County Judge or Surrogate, and
claim full understan dug OF the
conditions will not reach all the 70.
ters and his acceptance may hurt
his chances of election. Judge
Titus said he would make known
bis decision tomorrow.
Judge Lewis tried again TO dis.
cuss the case with the ssassiu
and found him mute as usual. 1t
is decided that the case will be
tried before Justice Truman c.
White. although the Bar Associa.
tion suggested that as Justice
Childs is the senoir justice of this
district, it might be tried 10 his
court. The District Attorney has
noticed it Tor Justice Whites court
andJ issued the subpoenaa to.
day requiring witnesses to appear
Monday.
District Attorney Penney said
tonight that there was no truth in
the report that the chemist found
cyanide of potassium on the three
bullets remaining In Czolgosz re-
volver. The bacteriologists were
not ready and had not even made a
partial report to him. lie hoped to
have their conclusions tn time to
assist him in the trial of the case.
The bacterlolos lists said they were
under strict orders to give their
findings to none but the District
Attorney, and all stories of their
opct ltions were fictitious.