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PHILADELPHIA. 6: BOSTON. 3.

Boston, May 13.-Seven bases on balls and ten
hits won the game for Philadelphia to-day In
spite Of their seven errors Two or three OF the
errors were excusabe. the field had not fairly
dried after the morning rain and the ball was
slippery during the first part OF the game. a
sationaI handed catch by Cross was the
feature. Score
Boston ..............l O-5 o
Philadelphia .........2 o l % 10 7
Batteries-Iawson Kittridge; Donahue and Nc
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DARTMOUTH 8. sYRACIrsE 4

Hanover. n. H.. May 13.-The ball team of SYRIA
University easily defeated by Dartmouth
this afternoon. Score:
n. II. T..
Dartmouth ..........O o 2-S 3
Syracuse .............O o o.
Batteries-Roins Roe: Henderson
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9urrogates Notlces.
IN PURsUANCE or am order of Hon. Fran

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Frank
T Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF the County OF Nav
York Notice is hereby given to al persons having claims
against II. Bend. Of the County OF Now
York. deceased with vouchers thereof
the subscriber her race Of ansactng business az
Jones. No IS Wall street. IN tns
City OF New-York. before fourteenth day %
next
Dated New-York. the seventh day Of Decembsr, 1900
LIZZIE a. BEND,
Adninstratrtx,
NASH :. JONES Attorneys for ADMINISTRATIVE 80 Wall
Street Borough O. Manhattan. City OF New-York.
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6elp GlaIe.

XNrANTED FOR L. s ARMY: Ana bodied. unmarried
w between Of n ana Is. citizens Of tn'e
Of character and habits who c
speak read ard write Enslsh. For information aBps
RECRUITING OFFICER. - Third Ave. he faiA
Ave. 81 F. I25th 81. New York city.
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suing of decorations under the supervision OF
7 Ieufenant-C Colonel n r. ThurstOn, ordnance OFF,
cer \ &; n Y assisted by Captain j. F. Hege-
man Fifth Brigade staff. Brigadier-General Nc
Coskrv Butt and Major Schiefelin, or the FIRST
Brigade visited tn, range.
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BASEBALL.

BROOKLYN FORFEITS TO THE NEW
YORK TEAM AT THE POLO GROUNDS
AND SPECTATORS ARE DIS
APPOINTED.
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TUFTS. %; VERMONT, 6.

Burlington Vt. May 13.-The Tufts College nine
easily defeated the University of Vermont to-day
The score:
r. II Fl
Tufts -.....-.........1 3-22 - 3
Vermont o o 2 D / . O %
Batteries-Perkins Fisk: Taylor. Iatour and Was
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At Rome-Rome IA: Hon. s.
At Observation-Disclosures 10; Troy, 4
At Utica-Utica IS; Schenectady. 3.
A. Cortland-Cortland. II; Albany, IL
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rs pursuance of an orde. of Bon. Abner o.

Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New Tor<.
hereby all having claims against
Henry Amy the County Of New York, deceased.
thereof the subscribers
Of transacting business No - Wall Street.
the OF New York. OF before the first day OF
November next. Dated New York the fourth day ot
April. 1901. LOUIS n AMY. ERNEST ]. r. ANY,
ALFRED V AMY Executors EDWARD J. MCGUIRE.
Attorney Executors. "A Wall Street Manhattan. New
YOr
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
New-York o. Brooklyn, o PHILADELPHIA. @: Boston. O.
(forfelted). Cincinnati, j; PlttsDurs. -
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PUGI1IST ACCUSED or MASsLAUGHrER

TRUE BILLS FoUND IN THE CASE OF THE DEATH
OF ''BILIY'' SMITH
London. May 13.-The grand jury to-day found
n true bill OF manslaughter against Jack Rob-
erts the pugilist who. April %. fatally injured
Billy Smith Murray Livingston. of Philadel-
phia) in a boxing contest at the National Sporting
Club: the referee. Douglass; Manager Bettison OF
the club, and others concerned in the fight. The
recorder recommended this course that the
courts might finally decide whether such competI-
lions genuine contests for points prIzehghts
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FOR THE CLAREMoNT.

The weights for the Claremont Handicap to be
run over the last six and a half furlongs of the
Withers Mile at Morris Park on Thursday as
follows:
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b p hh 18TH a
of fheah lgadWe Im cpoeh eerad herNn
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION

At Fort Wayne Ind.-Fort Wayne 6; Indianap-
oils, s.
At Grand Rapids. Mch.-Grand Rapids, s: Day
ton. ..
At Toledo OhIo.-Toledo 10; Columbus IL
At Marion, Ind.-Louisve, 9; Marion 8
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suance order Of Hon. Abner c. Thomas
Surrogate of the County 81 New York notice Is hereby
given persons having claims against De WIZ
Iamheron late OF County Of New York deceased 20
with vouchers thereof. 20 the SUD
scriber bis place OF rangactiEg business az the e
c Wmot Townsend Cox, No. II Wall street, Borous1
Of Manhattan in the CITY Of New York. before tns
day OF November. 1901.
York. the 7th day OF Nav. 1901
CHARLES l. LAMBERTON. Executor.
WIIMOT TOWNSEND cox. Attorney for Executor. ok
Wal Street Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK Ci,y..
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EASTERN LEAGUE
STATE LEAGUE.

At Buffalo-Syracuse. 3; Buffalo. 2.
At Toronto-Worcester Z; Toronto, l.
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BRITISH TEAM CHOSEN.
NAMES OF THE UNIVERSITY ATHLETES
WHO WILL COMPETE IN AMERICA.

London, May 13.-The representatives Of Ok
ford and Cambridge universities who will COM
pete with the representatives of the universities
of Harvard and Yale in the international games
on the Berkeley Oval New-York City, on Sep
TENDER 81 were chosen at a meeting held at
the Queens Club to-day. The team, which will
be sent probably to Canada on August 20 and
thence to New-York, is made up as follows
ONE HUNDRED YARD e A DAWSON. oxford.
DASH J. C. MACNAUGHTEN
A z. HIND. Cambridge. Cambridge.
]. CHURCHILL Cam ONE HUNDRED YARD
bridge ~ 49,. HURDLE.
CARTER> Ten, MI Nile KY G. r. GARNER Oxford.
d u, pSPr+I 60, G. MORTIMER. Oxford.
~ HAiNo---Ai' N@''' E AILCOCK, Cambridge.
u ox,>-. no HIGH JUMP.
= n - ia T. ONio'u INC G.. L. SMITH Cambridge.
NJ - MI DIN ]. b. BULKELEY. Oxford
II. ". WORKMAN, Cam LONG JUMP.
bridge 4. j. CORNISH. Oxford.
}. r. cLEANE Oxford; or II. a. JONES. Cambridge; or
J GII.MAN. Csmhrdge W. b. HENDERSON, OK
ONE MILF ItU y ford
F. g, cOcksHorI' cam HAMMER THROW.
W, II ERICSSON. Cam E. E; b MAY Oxford
J j CAwTTIRA. Cam oxford Or
TWO MILE RUN. bridge
H. W WORKMAN. Cam
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Il Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
hereby all persons having claims against
Allen OF the COunty OF New-York deceased.
present the vouchers thereof suoScb
place OF transactins business. No. $40 Gerard
Avenue 3OTCugh. In the city OF New 4Ork. On
before OF July next
Dated New York. the LIST day Of December. 1900
EMELINE ALLEN. administrators
HENRY MORRIS HAVII4AND Attorney for Adninstrs-
trix. 10 Whitehall ST New York
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- G. Thomas a Surrogate O County OF New Yors,
Notice is hereby given to all persons having eISlns
against Laura Roosevelt Of the County OF Nsw
York present with vouchers thereon
the subscribers their place OF ransacting business
No Borough of Manhattan N
city OF New York. before the second day o.
November Dated New York. the I'D day q APRIL
1901. JOHN f. ROOSEVELT. W. EMLEN ROOS is-
WELT. Executors GEORGE G. KORBE. Attorney for
Executors. - and Well street. Manhattan Borough
New York
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AT DETROIT.
r II. u
Detroit ..............O 3 o o o Is 10
Chicago .............2 o II 6
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore ..........3 l o 2 l X-l4 10 3
Athletics .........-.O q D o OF o
AT BOSTON.
washington 30 0 0-5 II
AT MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee ........-,S 2 ! 06-5 10 !
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is pursuance of bal orler of Hon. Abner C.

Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New YORK.
al having claims agalsc
Ducena T. MONEY! Iate Of the County OF New York. de-
ceased to present with vouchers thereof 20 ths
place OF transactng business al the
No. 1915 broadway, in the city OF
New York 2uth day of November next
Dated New York. 9th day 0f MAY. 1901.
HOYT II. GREEN. WILLIAM W HEArON Executors
RUSH TAGGAR'T. Attorney for Executors
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West 9Tth ST.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for The Trinuns
a received at their Uptown Of1ce. No. L242 BroadwAs
"a door north Of 3istst. until O'Clock atver,
ments received az the following branch offices at
oree rates until o'clock Wiz: 2o4 sth- ave-
cor zSd-sts lo2 drhAvs l2th-se: MACY q stEs'
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washinrton T. Boston . baltimore Ia Philadelphia. s.
Detroit 3: Chicago I Milwaukee 5; Cleveland. T.
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PRINCETON. p; LAwRENCEvILE, o.

Princeton. y. J.. May BIN a inning game
Lawrencevile to-day the Princeton team defeat
ed the Lawrenceville nine by the of q to 0.
Score
r. F.
Princeton ................5 XII 10
Lawrence"ille ............O o o o o O.
Batteries-StevenI and Hamilton; Weservelt and
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Drpqooos.

NrIOLETTE Exquisia Extracts. Toilet Water. sosps
Sachets Most delicious and lasting scent OF IIes'
vi1ets. Giants Reynier Corsets LAvallere- JAMMhS'
West 3Tth ST.
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TO UNITE THEIR INTERESTS.

For other sports see tenth page)
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THE RECORDS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
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THE WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS.

enalties accrue from p m. Monday. the 18th.
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FIFTH kAcE-For four-yesrolds and upward. non-win-
ners Of $1,000 in 1900. The Withers Mile
C. lAttlehelds ch &. Watercure, by
Watercress-Lena's First. yrs lG3 N
shaw SIS Ia
W. Q Rolins's br. c. Herbert by Albert
Bonnie Ola. l. ll3......-........ Smith e-S ia
J. A McCiarry's Blk c. Hammock by
hanoNer-Auranta. :. 1oG.... 90 Connor) 70 as
Matt simpson. loO (Aes) CO. I-i
heh viking lUs-----. tCiarr1gan) 4O-l lO-l
Time-1:42k.
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SIXTH EAcE-THE MEADowBROoK HUNTERS
srEEFLBcHAss for four-year-olds and upward
auahed under the rules the National steeplechase
and Hunt Association the Canadian Hunt Assoca-
ton that have been regularly hunted during the sea
son Of iSOO-Ol About two miles and a half
T. Hitchcock. j-.'s. b. Last Chord bv
Ben Sirome-L-ast Ban, yrs. l57 NJ
C. Pliers Oh. Bacchanal by Rayoo -
cOr-Belle OF Nelson, 4
Craig ". Wadworth's CHI x Hizbie nv
Jiis Johnson-Genleven. aged fiji.
- - CMr. Hayes 81 SIS
s-eAe.l I4i CDR SMITH 81 SIS
Mr. o. a
Virginia Dare. l5s...........'- IIsrazsI a Io :
Tsms-:5siA
Start good. Won driving
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z,pn p,crrur RAycHEsrER witb.rs Mile.

Seven fur
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: FIVE CE NTS.
MONEY .FoR INDIANS.
Goodly Sum for hose on the White
-. ss,5xi.,s Earth Reservation.

Goodiy sum Tor hose on the White
- st.3,s Earth Reservation. ss.
White Earth, Mimi, Oct. 29. United
States Indian Agent Simon Michelst
and party have left for Wild Rice river:
to pay the annuity payments to the
Indians residing there. 1t Is learned
that the sum Of $50, 600 arising from
the proceeds OF the sale Of dead-and-
down timber cut on the White Earth
reservation from 1897 to date is now
available. The ChippeMas Of the Mis-
sissippi, for whom the, White Earth
reservation was originally established
by the treaty of April IS, 1861, are the
only Indians who will participate in
the distribution of this fund It lis
probable that this money will be paid
the Indians in per capita shares some
time this fall There is still due the
Indians a considerable /: sum arising
from bhe sale Of dead-and down timber
cut from the White Earth diminished
reservation from 1889 to 1897. The
segregation of this fund is vet incom-5
plete, but it is expected that final ar
rangements will be completed so as to
pay the Indians the amount found due
them from this source earl next
spring. -Jr-&"s S1H-1 - ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-29
.ASSA|S9|N 5 | 81 MEETS DOOM.
Assassin czoigosz Goes to the Elec-
trio Chair This Morning and Pays
4. s,. Penalty for Crime.
Defiant to the Last and Insists. that
He is Not Sorry for His MUIR
" derous. Crime. q
Only Regret is that He Did Not See
- His Father-Showed no Fear .
in Face of Death.

Auburn, Oct. 29.-Czolgosz was elec-
trocluted at 7:12 this morning. He
made a brief speech in the chair; said
he was not sorry for what he had done,
but expressed regrets THAT he had not
seen his father. He was given three
contacts of electricity before pro-
nounced dead.
Czolgosz ate hearty breakfast and
went ito the death chair in exactly the
same manner as have the majority of
murderers in this. state. showing no
particular sign of fear but in fact do
ing what few of them have done-talk-
ing to witnesses while being strapped
in the chair.
Il killed the president because he
was an enemy of good people-of good
working people. I am not sorry for
my crime
These were his last words as the
guards hurried him into the chair. A
moment later mumbling through the
half adjusted face straps, he said sT
am awfully sorry could not see NV
father
Czolgosz retired ait 1 O'Clock last
night and slept so soundly that when
Warden Mead went to the cell shortly
before o'clock the guard inside had
TO shake Czolgosz to awaken him. He
sat on the edge of his cot and made
no reply to the warden's greeting of
''good morning.
Czolgosz was taken to the execution
chamber at ITO and two minutes later
the current was turned on. At 7:15
the current was turned off and the doc
tors pronounced the prisoner dead
fhe autopsy on the remains shows
.Czolgosz' brain to be normal.
Electrician Davis made this state
ment OF the execution: II used 100
volts OF electricity, turning it into the
body at full voltage for seven seconds
and then slowly reducing it for 45 sec
onds. Then I threw the full volta ee
On again for eight seconds. Then at
the suggestion of DR. Macdonald I
turned it on again for a few seconds
I did not think there was any neces-
sity for the third contact and the lack
of resistance shown when it was ad-
ministered proved life was extinct, It
was as successful an execution as I
have ever operated in all my exper-
ience.
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tI have long suffered from indigo;

II have long suffered from indiges-
tion,' writes G. A LeDeis: Cedar City.
Mo. Like others I tried many prep
arations but never founl anything that
did me good until l took Kodo1 Dys-
pepsia Cure One bottle cured me.
a friends who had suffered similarly
put On the use of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. He is gaining fast and will soon
he able to work. Before he used
kodol Dyspepsia Cure Indigestion had
made him total wreck. r. S. Boards
ley, druggist
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-29
ADOPTS REGULATIONS G.
Chinese Board Charged With Reorgan.
iz:ng the Government.

Washington, Oct. 49, The state de-
rartment has received from Minister
Conger, at Peking, a translation Of
series of preliminary regulations
adopted by the recently organized
Chinese board of national administra-
ton charged with the Reorganization
of that government on modern and ef-
ficient lines. The sentiments ex-
pressed are conservative, says Mr.
Conge1, and it is made plain that there
is no intention to initiate the too brisk
pace set by the reformer Of 1898, but
instead to study Western methods and
without adopting Western civilization
as whole to adopt to Chinese con-
dition such institutions as seem likely
to add strength to the state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-29
HOPE FOR MISS STONE.
Believed She viii Be Found Within
Ten Days.

New York, Oct. 29-According to
the Sofia correspondent Of The Jour
nal and Advertiser, Colonel Kantcheff,
president of the Bulgarian police, has
made the following statement regard
ing Miss Stone, the missing mission
ary: IT,. TX -, g --.. $S#
3 "If Miss Stone is living she will be.
found within 10 days. Three different
parties are now en- route to establish
communication with the brigands.i
Dickinson has sent two young men
from Sofia. Those are Macedonians
and know the country WELL A party
OF five have gone to Samalxoy with the
same object. They are former pupils
of Miss Stone and volunteered for the
trip. Mr.. Dickinson pays all expenses.
s"The third party consists OF one
sent by the Russian ninis4er e
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-29
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS,

The Spanish budget statement
shows an estimated increase In the
expenditure of 25,000,00o pesetas.
Judge Hancey of Chicago has de-
clared valid the gas consolidation act
of 1897 by which a number OF gas
companies were merged into the Peo.
ple's Gas Light and Coke company.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-29

W. T.. Wesson, Gholsonyille,. Va,
druggist; writes: ''Your One Minute
Cough Cure gives perfect satisfaction.
MY customers say it is the best remedy
fer coughs, colds. throat and lung
troubles" E. s. Beardsley, druggist.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-29
NEW CANAL: WILL BE BUILT.
Sault Ste. Marie to Have 10000 Al.
Il 3 ditional Horsepower. -

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, Oct. 90
The Chippewa county board of super
vfsors, in special session, has ap-
proved the project OF the st. Mary's
Power company to divert the waters
of the river into canal which the
company proposes to construct north
of the ship canal In the rapids.
# Permission is given to excavate, to
build the necessary dams and dykes
and to flood any OF the company's
lands. The new canal will supply 90.
600 additional horsepower, means an
expenditure OF 81, 900 900 and will
make q total OF Is, 900 horsepower
developed at this point. Il: ,sS5 III: 3
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-29
May Have Been Killed.

Sofia, Oct. 2s Six young Bulgar-
sans have banded themselves to
ayearch for Miss Stone, the American
missionary and her companion, Nine,
Tsilka, and with the consent of the
Bulgarian authorities have lett Sae
nakov for Mehomia with this object In
Miss Stone has led to q revival OF the
report that she has already been killed
and that the bgigands have dispersed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-29

c. M. Phelps, Forestdale, Vt, says
his child was completely cured OF a
bad case of eczema by the use OF De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. Beware Of
all counterfeits. It instantly relieves
piles.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-29
DEED OF, A JEALOUS NEGRO.
Kills White Man, Wounds White Wo
y;..ss..-. y.s.-., man and Suicides.

- man and Suicides.
i Hot Springs, S. D., Oct. 29.-In a fit
OF Jealous rage, Luther Esteele, a col
ored man, shot and Instantly killed
Clyde McMains, white man, and also
shot and critically wounded May Ber-
sry, white girl Esteeles then ran to
the home of his stepmother and shot
himself, dying at once. 's."ss.rs Eta ~g10
s All were employed at the Evans
hotel S: -, 8 & $5y5,s
Z McMains and the girl were visiting
together ON the veranda of the Evans
hotel, when Esteele rushed upon them
and began shooting. Z !. .
81 ss5 He was infatuated with the girl, and
madly Jealous because she gave any
attention to McMains. < VIA
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-29

Lewis Ockerman, Goshen. Ind:
"neWitt's Little Early Risers never
bend me double like other pills but do
their IVORY thoroughly and make me
feel like a boy" Certain, thorough,
gentle. /" ,~...
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-29
SHOT BY ROBBERS.
North Dakota Man Refused to Throw
Up His Hands. :rs.i

oP Ills FIaElQS, g.
Larimore. NJ D., Oct. s9.-Tolef Hal
verson and Christ Sandland were rid
ing from Park River to Larimore on
freight train. While getting out of a
car at Junction, two miles west of
here, they were met by two masked
men who ordered them to throw up
their hands, Sandland, instead Of
complying, started to run. He was
fired at twice, but he continued run
ming. One of the robbers took after
him and upon catching him placed the
revolver against his neck and fired.
Theghighwaymen then he'd their two
victims out half a. mile on the prairie,
where they went through them The
robbers; took s25 from Halverson and
s25 from Sandland:4. The latter also
had a certified check for $3.50. Sand
land will probably die.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-29
Brought Hundreds of Passengers.

Port Townsend, Wash. Oct. 29.-
Two steamers have arrived from
Nome, bringing over 1000 passengers,
the Senator bringing 525 and the Ga
rome 700 The Senator sailed from
Nome Oct. 19 with S500,O00 in gold.
For several days before sailing snow
was falling, ice had formed and prep
arations were being made for a long,
cold winter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-29

&, ,s5. .55 VI y. .::.I ,a
CUT tne
sagnals from the u 1agshl l .st
Faeverting to- May 81 the day of the
reconnaissance, Mr. Rayner asked wifi
ness If he elected any signal from
the M assac ch,j1sefts "a tl,ez sn,,a ,nn nof
IL % Is anvs
81 cannot recall that 81 gnal al ali 4 !
Aulll.ral sscniey Y would
course, ~
tne tnaI No vessel could
nav ilne Wlttlout permission
M nag pI the
-, ~ rS s way lls en- ked Admiral
ocniey .Ili 70 conversation
Wlln captain Evans On July OF
l g conversation with
ail % tne q do
loIs remember 1 W was on the,
4tn OF Ii would say Of Captain
Oval rs nave. SAID OF AL the others
sl &c neT believe ne yyould Wfllfully
!lllssEaGe M thlnk MS sreeoilecuon is at
TAU HI dad nave YesaaeonVersatlon with
i,lIl otlng the bow off
soas q the 90 boats and the
soII an putting his helm
oafd sand Ta one ship and
ABORT y ana naklng anot ther. Ny
now sls That preiiminarily
sial to o1q you see Jack PHILIP
TIE run zaWa nd 8l IS aId ~ q,
ne was 5a mlsta ,dI ken ass##the
EooKlyn that "a made the and i
isked hlm MI 4 he did not see the tao
flcai3s necessity TOT j.
i avI M And ,ayjsnn II, III u =
''s'5 \ = D. 's' b -
sssy r.S Rayner then called Admiral
Schley's attention to the testimon OF
Admiral Taylor. y ho, AZ cap tain, COM
nlanded the battles ship Indiana during
the battle of Santiago, and Captain. ain
Dawson lio com nmanded the marines
ON that vessel, to the effect that the
Brook lyn VIII On she made the loop,
went south ward a mile or a mile AMI
a hal
5Ss.sI think they are entirely and abs
soluteiy mistaken replied the Wit