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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
BANKS.

The Canadian uank Of Commerce
capital paid up. ,Qsp.uep
thlGht Million p0liarn1
sur Plus asst.s4.ss. .stsss.. .s.. As,~Np,VQe9
Interest allowed on time deposits
A general Bnnking business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE BRANCH-Cor of
James ST. and Second Avenue
y. A. CAMERON Mgr.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or SEATTLE
Paid up Capital $500
General banking business transacted
]. -. HuEe. jr. pres NJ. Nc Mick
On. vice pres. I. Turner. caRh. n.
y. rarkhurat. Asst cash. Exchange
on principal cities ~ ~. g. Europe.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL hank
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid in. tb2s. 900. sur
plus. SO 900.
J. Purth. pres: J. g. Goldsmith.
vice pres. n. V. Ankeny cashier
Cortreapondents in principal cities
in the United States and Europe.
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MAJ. II. BuIINER. Attorney al
lNn Advice free. suits prose-
eutsd hud defended IN all courts.
y years experience. Proceedings
Ia bankruptcy. Companies iucof-
pofhts4 Abstracts carefully ex-
amined. Collections made ia all
parts Of the United states High
est commercial and bank refaren-
eHa. kls Third avenue. opposits
fuhile ldbrHfy. Phone Man iooo.
J. l.. BALL. Jft.. - RoKWeli Block.
lp% Columbia 81. above let Ave.
General practice In all the courta
Damage Cases a Specially.
Moderate Fees Consultation Free.
Ten Years Active pfaotic~.
HARTFORD nEArMONr, counsel
or-at=lau. DEXTER Horton Rank bid
II. =. rosTER. Mutual Life BIZ.
Phone Main af3.
J. a kE1.Iooo. E2s bailey hu.idinK.
nESs9S : Ater. . i.oston isiaek
" y. t.sAnuTH. fot-G PAcine blk.
4. e. MACDONALD. -, Burke nid.
Root Palmer a brown. Pioneer bid.
y = coS0vER. s2-a Halter BIDS.
LY&AN = KNAPP. i0 Hailsr bldg.
q WARD KENT az nurks bldg
y = DoGGLAs. 20 New Yors BID.
RICHARD osboRN. ,os-s. n. Y. TX
g LAsaLAND 81 N.w YORK biz
HORACE PETER. sis New York bk
]. VI PARKER. az Pacine Biock.
rtfnnE = FERRY. 1910 second.
" - MAnTfN. 'nwyer = Boston bk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27

THE charges of neglect Of duly
and careiessness preferred against
Eealth OHicer MeKechnse will be
heard BY the board OF health next
Monday evening. Just now Mekech-
ne IL chasing disease about town
with a knottcd club. II : an In
tAresilnE exhibition Of spasmodic en-
ergy and shows what good 4 news
paper can sometimes accomplish by
getting after an easy going Official
and showing hin along.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
ARCHITECTS

a TiuEMAND. a Coialap block.
aeAianaa s walker. 20. 3. y bik.
d " nouanToN. nt.lf colllns
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Any work that should not prove
satisfactory VIII be attended TO free
OF charge In our nearest office.
We are making q speciality Of Entd
crown ana bridge Nufk the most beau
tiful, painless ard durable of AN dental
WORK known to the Profession our
name alone will be q guarantees that
your work will be II the hoHt We
have specialist IN each departnant
best operators. best sold WorEman and
eEtrnGtcrH % teeth. IN fact, All the
Etnn are Inventors Of modern dentistry,
We viii tell you In advance exactly
what your work will cost BY free eN.
animation, Give Ne call and you
will md We % exactly what we Ad-
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ADS.

ADsrRAei or TrLt.
usHORAE. IitLArht a Co. Inc.
AHatfheI Company, established
1853. Mining claim abstracts. Base
ment af the Mutual Life building.
Booth zWhittlesey- hanford Abstract
Co. established 1867. basement OF
Halier block Telephone Main ist.
AEATrlE Ahatract ~. N y blk-
ALASKA CLOTHING.
e 3 G0VEHNMENT GOODS
liianketh. s. co. peal Jackets. s.
paata. SO. shelter tonts, " navy
white undefclothlng. suit. a. coat
the government 1870. wool HoN.
a1ci navy sweaters. g. Co. watch
ehna. &c. rubber blankets OF pom
chna. q 8 KIRK. 1913 Flni az
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e0rAfIa belongs az the Olympic
oil Company ana up other com
pauy o. individual has any lntaf=
Get In the north OF south mHlf ct
any either hair thereof
There iH no CppHliH Point HHuitaf-
tun belonging ~ Dr ~. q Chase
ct uEhody elise. ht tupalIH Point
There Hfe magnificent Indications Of
petroleum Ht tnphlin Point. Int
al the mud impfrRuntrd with pc
truieum RHh pow being shown in
the city ~ coming from topHlia
Point. b. from the land Of THE
Olympic on COMPANY All the
good things which nfr being nHId
about the OH indications a. cnpal=
IL Point iB true. but don't forget
that the Olympic OH Company
owns CopaliH Point
Caualis Point a. shown IN tho pic
tura IN inHt Sundays f.Ht". be-
longs to the Olympic OIL Com
HauN.
i n estimated that over three tons
Of petroleum mud has been ship
ued out from the property - the
olympic OH Company ~ cell the
stock Of other companies
Olympic Ofl Company iA capitalized
af SEQ 600. therefore ita stock fl
worth four times that ~ any coin
many capitalized at million dol
lars
The Olympic on Company has "a
warranty decd 80 30 acres of land
az gnpalia Point, absolute and in
dsfauaahle NJ 90 iH struck There
are no royalties 90 pay on this
laud
10 not b. deceived. buf call ~ the
office ~ the Olympic on Company.
Huam T. Halter block sind Eat In
eide informn tlon. Only "A few
thousand shares more 90 sell.
I HAVE city SALONS ~ very nice
California wine. WIN trade Tor
most anything What have you
got 90 trade for an OF part II II.
AdHress D . Nfnr
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Scandinavian American eank

Of Seattle. \ goneral banklng huai-
ness transacted. Deposits 81 500 600
A. ChilherR, pres II. l.. Grondahl.
LIST Vice pres A. II. Soelhcrg. cash.
], y. Lane, asst, cash, No branches.
PEOPLES SAVING RANK.
Second avenue and Pike ST. Capital
paid up, 800 600. ". g. Neufelder.
pres. J. r. Hayden. cash. J. T.
Grcenleaf. asst cash. Commercial
-aaNInra md truat hnalnraa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27

seattle now has a Solid Seven In
SIS city council. The fact bodies no
vaod The experience II many other
American cities has demonstrated
that combinations IN municipal law
making bodies usually develop the
worst phases " mlsrule aud eorrup-
ten.
way was the SOLID seven organized
IN shc Seattle city councile Was Il
fer enc purpose - takins care II the
public business In better shape Ne
fool can be found who believes that
way. Was a FOR the purpose Of aid
ing the sunset Telephone 60. e.
hght down Threatened oppositionf IL
hooked that way when the solid
seven charged ON the board Of public
works Ia such determined fashion
ard did all that was possible q de-
stroy the Automatic Telephone Co.
which HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN
GIVEN A FRANCHISE ny THE
VOTES oF THESE VERY MEN
II looked that way when. after the
successful boosting II pr criehton
into the presidents chair. the SOLID
SEVEN. accompanied ey MeGroar-
y. went 10 a downtown restaurant
ans spent the night in eating. drink
iag and making merry together.
Ncw that the solid Seven has had
a taste % the good things Of life
srisins nom receHt experiences. Will
Il continue In the way that Il has
started out and place the hand q
garx rule heavily upon this city
such thing seems probable. The
significant Reorganization q the eor-
peFations and finance committee %
the council. as wen as q other im-
porfant committees. can only be IN
serpretsd IN one way.
Let the people q Seattle b alert.
Until the time OF the rex. election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27

Johr Brisbane Walker estimates
thar each human being On earth
should. under proper economic and
Industrial conditions. work only four
hours a day. He predicts that trusts
will eventually bring about this de-
sired status o. affairs and thus make
life on earth one sweet. long dream.
u - very pretty. this utoplan
farcy. SIR. Walker. bat the Good
Book does not foreteH n millennium
Of bliss based upon tha siEhteous
raanipulations q Wall street billion
aires. IL does say. however. that Be-
fore the happy days % terrestrial
bliss arrive. the devil himself must
be unclaimed and have his innings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
Pacific Coast Steamship Go
" For san Francisco

The ompany's stsa
ships State of Cal
Nalla Walla. Umatilla
AMI City OF Puebla.
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For sALE-Seattle auction sale
stable, 1912 Western avenue; tel.
Bun l6st. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday az y. m; horses.
wagons, harness, etc. an kinds OF
goods sold on commission. NJ. ].
Walker. auctioneer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


BIDS for telephone cross arEs-
The undersigned will receive -
at their Once. Gil Pacinc ais1
until ? .. IN. March xist- q -
to %. 900 telephone cross aTns
the following dimensions. szxsA
=. first grade lumber. cham2nnsh
and dressed 10 pattern with 90
q hole FOR lag screw and Ten i
holes for pins. Same TO es ~
cars Seattle. Seattle AutontE
Teisphone Exchange Coz'fzzi
per +. A. SEELEY. president
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cLAIRVoYAhTs.

MYRES. greatest llv-
ing eiairvoyauf Leland, kiz "a az.
MRs HENDERSON. ciairvoyant.
readings 60 Vendomc. 1918 LIST ny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27

TWo dozen half pint BOTTLES do
liversd 70 any part Of the city. 81
Telephone Rainier %.
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coLLrLrloN AoENclEs.

=. NoGLEBERG - Painting. paper
hanging. kalaomiminK. i14z Pine.
h0DEEQulHT a ROsELEAH. shapa
At ia go spring street
J. Il SWIFT. house and sign pain
ter. Lake avenue, Fremont
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing -
clothes ia shape .ti-b0 month. dye
inE. repairing. 1901 ard. Hun lgot.
HIGHEST prices for cast on cloth
ing Dave Taylor. 10 Starr Boyd bid
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SITUATIONS WANTED
SOCIETY NOTICES

ESTES Dancing Academy. IA q
ave. popular and select tchool y
to-dass fancy and society dz1cizE
only school where ordinary refs
learn 8 to 10 dances in l. l.fsM1
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National Bank Of Commercs

Paid up capital ...... $50 600
TrauHacts general banking business.
H. .. Henry, pres; ". n, Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent.
safe Deposit Vault Boxes for Real
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-25
MOUNTAIN Is MOVING,
Old Miner Claims Anaconda Hill Has
Moved Seven Feet:


Old Miner Claims Anaconda Hill Has
Moved Seven Feet:
Butte, Mon, Sept. 25.--The Never
Sweat, one Of the principal producing
mines of the Anaconda Copper Min
ing company, has shut down. Four
hundred and fifty men were employed
in the mine. The shutting down was
made necessary by damage done the
shaft and engines by a slide of the
earth, displacement of fully seven
inches having occurred in the last few
months. The foundation of the big
hoistfng engine, which was put down
at cost of $40, 900, has been broken
and showed out Of place. 80.
@ 1t is generally believed that the
movement Of the earth is due to the
mining excaations,V but many mining
engineers and geologists claim that
the movement of the Anaconda hill
is similar to the movements that have
caused displacements IN different
parts of the city OF Butte for a. number
of years, and is caused by a gradual
and continuous sliding motion Of the
entire mountain range about Butte
An old mining man is authority for
the statement that within his recollec-
tion the top of Anaconda hill has moy-
ed no less than seven feet to the south
and west. '5-''
The Never Sweat mine will remain
elosed until the shaft and the engine
foundations can berebuilt.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-25
MAKING IN INVESTIGATION.
Alleged Accompiice Of Assassin Czol-
gosz Will Be Held Pending
+. Investigation.
Now In Jail At st. Louis While OF
fcers Are Looking Into His
:as4 Statement. .s.
Chief Of Police Thinks He Is Telling
A Straight Story Of The
Assassination. 5ISs5

St. Louis, Sept. 25.-The Post Dis
patch says: Il 4 III. : y s. 81: g.ss5 i'll
Edward Saftig, arrested Monday aft;
ernoon, suspected OF petit larceny, told
Chief Of Detectives, Desmond that he
was one of three men who conspired
to assassinate President Mckinley at
Buffalo on Sept. 6 and that he lSaftig)
tied around Czoigosz' hand the hand
kerchief that concealed the weapon
with which he shot the president.
Chief Of Detectives Desmond, :'' who
talked all morning to saftig, is CON
vinced that Saftig is telling the
straight story of President McKinley's
assassination. The chief says he will
hold Saftig subject to the federal au-
thorities. t.;= .
.Saftig was arrested Monday after
noon on suspicion of having stolen ar
.icles valued at $4 from a department
6tore at Broadway and Morgan
streets. Tuesday morning Chief Des-
mond was talking to Saftig in his out
er office when adetectiN remarked
the striking resemblance the prisoner
had to Czolgosz Saftig said he had on
more than one occasion been taken for
the assassin In reply to Chief Des-
mond's question he said he knew Gzol-
gosz and other anarchists and that he
would tell all he knew regarding the
plot to kill the president. @
1T was on the Monday before the
president was killed that Frank Har,:
rigan, an anarchist that I had known
in New York, made an appointment
to meet him in the Miche1oeb saloon
in this city," said Saftig. "Harrigan
told me that he wanted me to go to
Buffalo with him He said that there
| was a man to be killed, a prominent
man. Harrigan gave me $50 and paid
nay way there and gave me return
ticket to St. Louis.
when we got to Buffalo we went
to clearinghouse. There we saw
Czolgosz. I knew him, having met
him in Chicago several years before.
Czolgosz told me he intended killing
the president. He said he had gone
to Niagara Falls with that in view
but had failed. -
Next day, Friday, got up about 10
o'clock. Czolgosz told me this was the
udy tAdC gtuS hi!liAS WAS W edhe pIace
He asked me to tie handkerchief
around his hand. did SO and he pIac-
ed a revolver in his hand under the
handkerchief He asked me if could
see that there was weapon in his
hand. I said that could not Then
he told me hat was to go to the Tenn
pie of Music. 1 was to fix up my hand
hte same way as I had fixed his. If
the guards allowed me to get by he
would have no trouble. but if they
stopped me he would not try it. At the
gate I weakened. told Czolgosz that
would go back and get Harrigan to
do what had been laid out for me.
left Czolgosz then and never saw
him any more" ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-25

ply Of the Texas on May 26, 1898, and,
second, to the condition of the ma
chinery of the Texas on the 31st OF
that month. The questions Of the
court and the responses to them were
as follows: - .,,s@4
! Are you positive that the quarti-
ty OF coal reported on hand May ,26
was correct ?'' = s,..s 5 s.s18=$.s .....,.
Eyes sir, as nearly as: anybody can
soe positi~e. There was no accurate
faeans df weighing what was sent us,
and generally there is no absolutely
accurate means by which coal is
weighed coming aboard ship. All ma
val oficers know that coal Is weighed
to the best of our ability and an ac-
curate account kept to the best of our
ability and it is generally a good esti-
mate. We weighed out in the same
way E'F',,'.' =" ssf 800 = 80:
WAS the machinery of the Texas in
good condition on May 81"
II should say by recollection yes.
I do not recollect that anything was
wrong about the machinery"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-25
THE WALLS COLLAPSED.
Two Chicago FIremen Killed and Sew.
eraI Others Injured.

eral Others Injured.
Chicago, Sept. 25.-Two iremen
were killed and several others serious
". injured while fighting a fire that
damaged the oil and varnish plant of
Freund Bros. at 314O: South Canal
street to the extent of $50 ,000. The
dead are: Charles u. Corey, caught in
debris OF falling wall; Otto Miller, in
surance patrol, dead when removed
from ruins of south wall. Il Z .s,<, III
sss ssss The fire started by explosions
among the highly 1nfammable stock
IN the plant: AS the flames gathered
headway more explosions followed
which in turn wrecked the roof and
the west and south walls, burying the
firemen. The family Of Mrs. John
4 G(landoy narrowly escaped being killed
when the south wall fell. Mrs. Clan
doYs and her children, who lived in q
cottage adjoining the burning build
Ing, were busy1y removing furniture
when the south wall was seen to trem-
BILE. They were barely warned in
time The cottage was completely
GIemOlisf al E%2Es. : !!
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-25
ANTl-oUAY CONVENTION.
Bolting Republicans Will Join, With
= Democrats.

Philadelphia, Sept. 25.-State and
city conventions of the Union party,
organized in opposition to the regu-
lar Republican organization of Penn
sylvania, were held in this city during
the day. The aim Of the state conven-
1 ton, which was. held at the Academy
of Music, was to accomplish fusion
with the Democratic party against the
Republican ticket recently named at
Harrisburg. This purpose was partly
consummated by the Union party
naming Judge Harman Yerkes, who
heads the Democratic ticket, as the
candidate for supreme court judge.
State. Representative e. A. sCoray,
Jr., Independent lkepublican), who
was an active leader Of the anti-Quay
forces in the last legislature, was
named for state treasurer. 1t is stated
by the leaders Of the Union and Dem
oeratic parties that within a few
weeks Andrew J. Palm, the Democrat
ic nominee for state treasurer, wiH re-
tire from the ticket in favor of Mr..
Coray, thus making fusion complete
and clearing the way for a straight
out fight between the regular Republi-
can organizations and the elements
that are opposing 1t. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-25
WILSON'S " DEATH SUDDEN.
Sudden and Unexpected Death of
Judge Wilson, Senior Counsel =:
s42, 42 81 %, s.4as. 4.e.,s:' = q. -
! s. : :.E.'s1 Of schley. ... !
Days Proceedings Stopped For Few
Moments BY the Startling
rs: ~: :. ,... = Information. s..:'' ~f
Resumption & Of the Inquiry and Ques
tions ASKED Regarding coaling
s. i:$ss2 2 IA = .& at Sea. a...t... "

= Washington, Sept. 25.-The Schley
court Of inquiry was brought to a sud
den termination for the day, Is min
utes after conyenine, by the AM
nouncement Of the sudden death of
Judge jeremiah Wilson, senior coun-
sci for Admiral Schley. The an
noupcement was made to the court by
Hon. Isidor Rayner, assistant counsel
in the following language: ~ =
Il have very sad announcement
to make to the court. have just
heard of the death Of Judge Wilson.
left him at 10 o'clock slightly indis-
posed. We have confirmed the >rumor
through the telephone that he has just
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-25
NEWSPAPER PLANT BURNS.
Anaconda standard Office Totally De.
stroyed by Fire. sssst S sSS8s fs 5$

Anaconda standard Office Totally De
stroyed by Fire. s.
Anaconda, Mon, BIT. The en-.
tire plant Of The Standard was de-
ssstroy ed by fire during the afternoon.
,The fire was caused by an explosion az
u large gasoline tank ii the composing
room from which the linotypes are
supplied with fuel
IT is thought q de- Elective connection
between one of the hines and the
tank allowed the gasoline to escape
and that 1T ignited from the flame On
the metal pot On the AZ Mergentha
and was quickly coinnaunic ated to- the
large tank result ing III q terrifc ex-
5ploston. The ames qni iekIy spread
and soon the entir stru ucture was on,
sveloped til flames and entirely con.
ssnIned. isE$s
The total loss Is estimated at 1884,
sdOU The paper VI as owned rgely by
the Marcus DAILY estate. stated
The paper will rebuild and resume pub
9lieation immedi lat ELY
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-25
WOULD ] '''t' 2 /. Kill Kill RI THE i GOVERNOR.
5Remented German Placed Under Ar.
9tS ass rest at st. Paul.. = >.55s5,::-7-s

st. Paul. Sept. 25 5.--F. M. Hoyer, a
German resident pf Henderson, this
state, was taken into custody at the
state capitol for uttering threats
against the life of Governor Van SAINT.
Hoyer is: believed to be mentally de-
9% z5. n: 5;.5a -: VI
: *3 The officials at the capitol had been
notified that he had made threats and
were told TO keep a watch for. him.
As soon as he appeared hesWas appre-
hended. The police were called and.
the old man taken to the central sta
ton. Governor Van SAINT knew moth
ing OF the trouble NJ II + i. Mi. i +.
5ss$ Hoyer has psnt some time abou. the
capitol OF late, and had written a long
letter in German to the governor ask
Ing him to release his wife from the
St Peter insane asylum. He says she
is not now insane and that he wants
her to i've with him again. .&. =. =. s.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-25
MISS GOLDMAN FREE.
Anarchist Leader Dismissed for Want
of Prosecution.

of Prosecution.
Chicago, Sept. 25.-Emma Goldman,
the anarchist lecturer, is now a free
woman after two weeks Incarceration
following the assassination of the
president.
Attorney Owens, for the city, in
formed Magistrate Prindiville that the
upper court had freed the men nam
ed as Miss Goldman's co-conspirators
and that there was no evidence
against her. .,s.
Dismissed for want of prosecution;
call the next case,'' said the justice
briefly and in moment Miss Gold
man was shaking hands with her an
archist friends who were in court.
'*I have practically NO plans for the
future at present" she said. stI have
promised to write articles for three
magazines and journals, but otherwise
my path is unmarked. 80 ~.
In company with Mrs. Abraham
Isaak, wife OF the anarchist editor
and Marie Isaak, the latter's daughter
Miss Goldman entered carriage and
departed to the Isaak home. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-25
DULUTH Is GROWING.
New Directory Figures Indicate a
Heavy Increase,

Duluth, Sept. 25.-The Forthcoming
1901 directory of the city of Duluth
will show a substantial increase in
population, according to the manager
of the directory company. It contains
24,164 names, which, by the multiple
of 2 1-2, indicates population of Co.
$40. This is an increase of $500 over
last years directory figures, and Of
1890 over the figures for the census of
1900. The directory issued last fall
showed an increase of about 1000 over
the census taken in the spring, and it
was believed that the directory figures
then expressed the true condition, the
population having increased that
much during the summer of 1900.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-25

defense arose and stated they had no
testimony to present. Judge Lewis
asked that they be allowed to address
the jury, which was granted. Judge
Lewis began his address at 2:45, and
concluded at: 3: 10. District Attorney
Penney summed up for the prosecu-
ltion and Judge White then delivered
his charge to the jury. The jury re-
tired at 3:51. ss...s s.=& $. 81. *; 4 a s
The jury returned a verdict of guilty
at 4:21 p. m. IS s47x -.'5..s &&Ss%. 4 I;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-25
Mob is Now After Him.

Springfield, Mo-. Sept. q Passen,
gers arriving here on the Esrisco,s Sf.
Louis train report that d professor lii
the stats school Of mines at Rolla, M
killed girl student through Jealousy
and then lied and that b mob Is now
after him
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-25
sWiFT IN CONTROL.
Buys Enough Stock to Control Sioux
:.s<i:sss City Stock Yards. III 5s$SSSs s5s5S

II Sioux City, Ia. Sept, 25.--The Trib..
:une makes the positive statement that
the Swift Packing company has pur-
chased the Credits Communication CONS
pany,s $941 900 OF preferred stock III
the Sioux City Stock Yards company,
giving Swift control of the yards. The.
Tribune assumes that this means 8
third packing house here, Armour and;
Cudahy already operating plants.