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SYMPOSIUM ON ANARCHY.

Views Of Public Men Cooperating Its
determination.
Senator Canery Of louisiana think
It wise and expedient to prosecute an
archlsts and prevent others from en-
tering the United States. The mt
uralization laws ought to be so amend
ed az to exclude them, but such an
amendment should be carefully worded.
Congressman Tawney Of Minnesota
favor the enactment of federal law
for the extermination Of all existing
societies Of anarchists and prohibiting
the organization of such societies In
any form or under any name In the fu-
ture.
Congressman sibley Of Pennsylvania
II certainly favor legislation forbid
ding the entrance of anarchists to our
country and, further. shall favor legis-
lation deporting such as are aliens end
the punishment as traitors Of those
who plot for the overthrow Of our gov
ernment. =.,4 4,
4 Governor Gambler Of Georgia. fa-
vor such legislation, both state and
federal, as will eftectually exclude an
archists from our shores. favor a
state law making it felony to preach,
or teach anarchistic doctrines and to
make 1t a crime for two or more per-
sons to meet for the purpose Of listen
{ ing to those who teach such doctrines.
Congressman Sherman Of New York
Il favor legislation forbidding en-
trance to the United States of persons
processing anarchistic br' ef, denying
citizenship to such and making merl-
bership In societies having for their OBJ
ject the destruction Of existing govern
ments by murder of chief officials u
penal offense.
Governor Stone Of Pennsylvania
favor legislation that will make II I,
penal offense to teach anarchistic doc
trines Or to publish or speak them prE
vately or publicly or to assemble in
public or private to discuss or promul::
gate them; such legislation as will
make 1t impossible for an anarchist to
stay in our state outside of our pcnl-
tentiaries
Senator McComas of Maryland OF
course would make more severe our
naturalization laws and deny suffrage
to such perjurers, who swear allegiance
! only to plot against the state whose
citizenship they seek. believe the
wolves who are enemies Of civilization
must be exterminated and can be rapid
" decimated by developing interna:.on-
al law. The recognized right Of es;ul-
sion and denial of asylum can BIZ aI,-.
piled to them.-Boston Traveller.
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
tsupporit. the Hansbrouoh a,ll Il

Washington, Dec. 10.-At Z, confer.
ffsnce OF the senators and representae
shves interested In iegislation for the
irrigation Of ard lands It mas bepnt de.
termined to make the Hansbfoush-
Newlinds bill the basis Of action and
this measure Is now being perfected
for united support. It provides that
the proceeds Of the sales Of public
lands shall Be set aside O. . fund for,
Grid laods rsclamss % an Si,1aea
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
Duluth Grain.

Duluth. Dec. 1O.-Wheat-Caah No.
/ hard, 7SNc; No. / Northern, Is 331c;
! No. q Northern, .73ssssc;;{ No; 8 spring,
.707Ac. TO Arrive-No. ! hard, 781sc;.
No. 1 1sNcrthern and Dec, 75Nc: May,
10354c.S Flax- Cash, $40.
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
Tax Sale Decision.

Z, Judge Pollock Of Fargo has maie
an important decision on tax cases in
which he holds that real estate Is.
se4sments are null and void IL not
made in the name of the owner Of
record. Tho ruling was made on a
case in which the land had been as
sessed to an unknown" The decision
will affect q number OF tax sales being
made throughout the state.
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
3Ayo.ps pvsL.c APPEARA.Nl.cE. 4
pilnes Henry vsry ynpepuIar with
f X - sS tn Dutch;

4, ss s ss.5s
tflnes Henry vsry Unpopular with
.s2,s IS. ~ Dutch:
New York, DEC. s.-Prince Henry
Has not Appeared in public aimee the
recent disclosure in regard TO the do
nestle Troubles In the court Of The
Netherlands. II he did he certainly
3wotld be mobbed, rays the correspond-
ent 'of The World at The Hague. His
pictnre has been Withdrawn from the
kinemetpgraph exhibitions In the, mn,
nc halls tha oughouk Holland, owing 70
the Aery demonstrations Of anger It
provoked. Z;
The frst printed accusations agaipst
Prince HenIyEappearedi In the Rhenabh
prGss, sbGrder1ng the Dutch frontier.
HeS Mae charged bluntly with neglect
md dFSnkenness. Hoanetic caEousals
ire asti1l kept up, ftrsAttiona1 In the
German military Get Of junior omcers.
with whom Prince Henry gradusted
aandssaW service. They think It atteats
their manhood ito get helplessly drunk
sat dinner and the German newspapers
,acrneed Queen Wilhelmina's husband
Of Frequently observing this genial cus,
tom after his marriage. II ~ - s.
The young queen. heretofore the
pink Of active, Eayful, robust woman.
hood, looks shocldngly bad. It is said
che shuts hersslf up alone for hours
together In her apartment, whsn II is
believed she pasees the time crying
over her troubles. but no one has ever
seem her cry In pubic. Her pride is
Eoyermastering. Those who are &C
EQualnted with her character and TEN.
pernent declare that she never will
forgive her husband and viii mot long
endure her present position.
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
Friday, Dec. 6.

+. NJ. Debord. one Of the olaest mer.
chants and public men Of Kansas City,
Is dead. =,
The city of Paris is enveloped in a
thick Sog. Trafic ON the river Seine
has been stopped. ,.3l
Captain Joseph Perry Sanford, u. 8.
n, retired, aged s5. is dead at his
home In Stamford, Conn, .%.5
The senate has confirmed the nomi.
nation Of William Dudley Foulke of
Indiana to be civil service commits
sioner. #
Rev. DR.. Carl Meyer, one Of the old.
est professors in Rutgers college. Is
dead at his home in New Brunswick,
N. J.. His death was due to heart
disease.
Mrs. George G. Dick, said to be one
of the last four American widows
drawing pensions from the war of
1912, is dead at her home in Elk
Creek, o. ,5,....l =. 4. ~
A monument to the memory Of Rob-
ert Fulton. erected in Trinity church.
yard, New York, by the American So
ciety Of Mechanical Engineers, was
unveiled Thursday.
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ca Paul Union etock Yarda

st. Paul. Dec. 1O.--Chttle-yancy
butcher steers, $3.50 800: fancy cows
and heifers. S4,35@ lis; good 10 choice
veals, $4.25@500: good to choice feed.
err, 3.25@ 90. ioGS S1S3810 6;10.
Sheep Good TO choice, S3.2503.60;
lambs, $3.9004.36. ;3s 55s,s's, y
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
TJS|il0li II ] Dlk,nll0l'r'PaM

Of the American working man 10 gen.
orally we'll filled. In some cases Il ID
too well filed. II contains too many
kinds Of food, and very often the food 70
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
aAainfsIannllas ! NAihSs

Minneapolis, Fec. wheat Caatb
76Xc; Dec, 1850; May, THO. On
Track-No hard, 7e5sc;a No. North.
ern. 765sc; No. 3 Northern, 75Hc.
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14

One Of Jamestown's First Settlers.
Mrs. Lucy Kinney says she is the
second oldest resident Of jamestown
in point Of residence. On Dec. IL she
win have resided. there 81 years. On
her hrst trip to the. state she went to
Bismarck and wes the third woman
there, She waa one Of the first wo-
man settlers In the state.
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
Saturday. Dec. =.


The Peruvian chamber of deputies
has sanctioned the gold standard law,
which has already passed the senate.
The senate Judiciary committee has
authorized q. favorable report on the
nomination of Hon. P. G. Knox to be
attorney general. ~ - ,,;..,
In IRE at Bayou des Allemandes,
La, Miss May Ernest, aged II, and
Flossie de la Bretonne, aged 2 years,
were burned to death. Is ..,5 ~
The immigration restriction bill,
which excludes from Australia all per-
sons who cannot speak q European
language. has passed the common.
wealth senate. -, ',s,...
James Argyll Smith, marshal of the
supreme court Of Mississippi, formerly
state superintendent of public educa,
tion and a brigadier general in the
Confederate army, is dead.
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
Ma..lIiin,a,, sIeliIe..y

+ Hamlln, (standlng before the tattooed
man In the dime; museum)-Heavens.s
how that fellow must suffer if be ever
Geta the iim1amss-smart Set
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
CON SsiONAI D0INGS.
s,d.y,, ,p.c.

senate Practically the entire ses.
sion devoted TO Introduction Of bills
and re olutions. Two Of tho bills re.
ilaee4 ~ supHt of anarchy The.
;Hsw Hay -Pann1efota treaty WsS sent
IN but IL eontents were not discloeed.
ssf An,,ae- a., ,a.sA.,,
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14

eontaining little nutri.
tS6on. AS q con Sc
tluence many . work
ing man develops some
form of stomach
trouble which inter.
feres with his health
+ and reduces his work
Ing capacity.
Where there
- indigestion or ~
any other indi- 1 i.
cation. Of dis -
ease of the stofn- Y
aach and it's
allied Iorganssof 4.
/ digestion and mn.
1 triton, the use Of
Dr.. Pierce'sc Golden
Medical Discovery
will a1most invaIi-
ablyproducsaper- n
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
NEWS CONDENsATIONa
Thutsday. Dec. 8.

/ An s-year-old boy In Newport, Ky.
was stabbed BY a schoolmate on his
way home from school and died in ii
mlnHtes. M ls.. d
/ Negotiations for Russian, loan Of
e 40, 200. 900 have been resumed at
Paris and the issue Of this loan IL
expected shortly.
General A. D. Hazen. who was third
assistant postmaster general under
Postmasters General. Wanamaker and
Bissell. is dead. aged 81 years.
The output OF spirits by the Peoria
tllls.) distilleries for the month Of
November is greater than that of all
other distilleries in the United States
combined. ,.-,ay 4 n 70
Brigadier General Cozier. chief OF
ordnance, has been detailed as MEM
ber Of the board Of ordnance and for.
tihcations, to succeed General Buflng-
ton, retired \ ~
Hon. /. Newton Evans Of Iatbora.
Pa, who WAS member of congress
for the Forty fifth, Forty-eighth and
Forty-ninth sessions from the Seventh
district Of Pennsylvania, ia dead.
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
IRE EXPLAINED
IA. 3 a
Mr.. LODGE ADDRESSES THE SEN
ATE REGARDING THE CANAL
9 q CONVENTION.
All shs Objectionable Features Of the
Former Document Done Away with
United states, In Time q War, Can
| Ersets srtInesslon., II s,sesssasy. q
t'rotset -. eroperty various o.
mands Of Senators Complied With.

~
Washinxton. Dec. 1.-THE OMEN
seastnn ~ fhs sanaXo - adavct;sd n
ro,,tin !. -, ,.irs., .,,oh =. ths n,.ss,,As. =
49, - s.,' 49, q A,.s p.sss
~ y E. ~ ol.ls'
me senate '''e tnen y, went ineo e1ecutive Y
session On motion Of Senator Lodge,
who hAs charge Of the Hay-Paunce-
tote treaty. IS
After number Of nominations had
been conf,mn,ed. san.tnr ~. c.iled
mn no rIav.n.ur.n.ec4. t..s.,, -
,,..A.. 49, ,.4'A-Ss Is..-> 49, ~
s.., ue 3 o.iet %. ..1ts'.s.eue 49,
Iouyssnt.on,s - at, Aoose contenosd tnak
Vne new treefy does away with al the
Objectionable features OF the treaty Of
the last congress, and enumerated the
particulars in which the revised agree.
.ment ctnfrra-nss ~ me sc4ionn q ~,
ean.Aa n tha l.st - .,,s,s go ,,hsn srs ~
IA .re.tr - .hasas. q =. - .s,.,~ss -
~ ~ s.eass W. .e1oe IT, ae s.aiy 1ea
sue Ie" tae,aty itoin '''l' psslnnlns 70 end,
showing tnas IN specinc terms It ab.
rogates the Clayton -Bulwer treaty Of
1850. which he said had stood con.
stantly In the way OF the construction
OF an Isthmian canal. The abrogation
Of this treaty, he conteuded. was q
most Important achievement. and he
should ~ would ,Io 1oaa 90 IN 1 nnua,s"r;t~ s;t1
to make secure that concess;nn M
SENATOR 7 Ssiga ti aieo naIiad o.tan4,n,
"a IN. nnnn,ias;or n 10 = ~. ~, 80 =.
Ar+icia TIT ~ tae vnr,is a,,, % 49, - ~ =.
war 40 n tima =, naeo. - H. s.,d q,
!, - % 80 - eAA.AC ~ He"Ho. 1A0 o<sau
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
For Sale.

Lots lo and 20, block 6, old plat. A
real bargain.
8-Io-tf H. A. DAVIS & Co.
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
BIshop Mann consse eratsd,

Cameron Mann ,was consecrated
missionary bishop Of. the Episcopal
missionary district of; North Dakota In
Grace church at Kaneas City amid
elaborate ceremonies. He will remove
to North Dakota early in the year and
viii make his official residence at
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
Monday, Dec. Q.

Lieutenant Colonel william v, Rich.
ards of the Seventh infantry died at
Vancouver Barracks, Wash, Sunday.
The November statement Of the
London board OF trade shows decreases
Of f2,923,200 In imports and e1,7s2,.
600 In exporta ...s-
William Southward, who opened the
first wholesale grocery store in Chi.
caso, Il dead at his home in Wichita,
KAN, aged rs years.
Robert Roberts. aged 7e years. and
his wife Sarah, aged 70, were asphyx.
lated by Illuminating gas ct their
home In Wilmington, Del. 3
The chamber Of commerce Of San
FRANCISCO has appointed q committee to
consider ways and means tor encour-
aging direct American line Of steam
ers to the Philippines. ,,5 t.r.s .,g..,
Major Henry Fulton, q member Of
the faculty Of the University of Col.
orado, is dead Of heart disease. He
was 65 years Of age and served with
distinction In the Civil War.
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
Wss Bitter, BY Mad Doc.

3 RAILROAD Commissioner Lord Of
cando has gone East for treatment at
Pa1teur institute. He was one Of q
large number bitten by dog. The
animal acted peculiarly, and the vic
Tins fear It. may have been amicted
With railieA. II. ~.
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
nsts Fuil value Tor Hjia Fi.x. -,

4 The case Of w. T. Montgomery w.
jacobson & Hicks, elevator men at
Hickson, has been decided in favor
Of the plaintiff. He sold dax to. ths
elevator on contract and the frm paid
him only 81 per bushel instead OF the
market price. He sued for the differ.
ence, some $1,100. and was given a
directed verdict.
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14

/ Dec. II IA, /: 1901 y .....
:;
NORTH DAKOTA HAPPENINGS
EVENTS Or THE WEEK THRouoA.
OUT TIE STATE. .a
Lieutenant !oevsrnor Barttstt Wants
the stits We'll Represented Il
ct. Louis Judge Amldon
Sets Aside I Verdict.
Lieutenant Governor sil + BHaatlett, Who
was manager Of the North Dakota ex.
hibit It the Pan Auasrfcans .exposltion,
ls putting forth ., ,grest effort to have
lhe. state well represented at the st.
Louis, exposition.ii !, OF the 80, 900 ap-
brppriatinl tpF, the Bulnalo show there
ere some hundreds pf dollars remadn-
Ing and the governor wants It used
to set things In shape for the st.
tO1is SHOW, other funds 10 be boz.
toMed and direpaAdwhent the Legislature
meets. II nothing is done until tho
hext legislative session II will ;be too
1ake to give the etAte q ereditable ex-
hibit, 'si7i3 q
/ duIIty = eentributery hesllssines.
Louis Cadieux was awarded a yer
4fct Against the Northern Facihc some
dime ago Tor $500 In $4,000 dam
41ee acsae sfot loss of leg while en-
nan st Jamsstpwn. Judge Amidon OF
tbe United States court has set aside
tho verdict on the ground Of coutribu-
tpry negligence OF plaintiff The de-
9iston is made on Chapter 63 Of the
Mws o. 1901, and Is the first of It's kind
IN the Northwest.
.-;. -,.-.---
No q" TOT wese'
Judge Msk has denied the applicar
against W. r.. West. who Ia held for
the murder of Frank W. March at
Grand Forks. Judge Cochrane an.
np1nced he would proceed to Bismarck
and make application before the So,
pfeme court for q writ Of habeas cor.
pls end It confident It will be grant
ed. The night Is shaping itself into
one Of the most vigorous ever seen In
Grand Forks,
Grain Agent Robbed Of $500.
While asleep In his room, Thomas
Oystad, agent for the Imperial Hle-
va&or company at Towner, was re-
lieved OF $500 in cash, with which he
had intended to pay the farmers for
their grain on the following day. Be.
fde retiring Mr.. Oystad placed the
purse under the pillow, but upon
cine exists to 10 the l pernetratora y % t,o
Dates tor Faremrs' Institutes.
Director Kaufman Of the farmers
institutes announces meetings at
Wahpeton, Dec. g and 10; Cakes, Dec
II and IL; Cogswell, Dec. Is and IA;
Edgeley, Dec. 16 and II; Lisbon, Dec.
10 and 20;. Kenmare, Dee, 10 and II;
Istc IA ana q nw,ns o =. = i,mitaa eduen' en-
propriations there VIII be oniv tx n.
| stitutes held this winter. EiRht Of these
| have already been assirned.
| al - -. =, -. .,...
Tax sase Decision.
4 Judge Pollock Of Fargo has made
an important decision on tax cases In
M.Sn .lt ~ no.as u, .nat lsu - a.e g ~.
maze in the NAME me ~ ~ The u nvner - NJ ~
record. Ths rnlinr v.s made m q
case IN which the land had haen AZ. .
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
NO.g;3;:S!l
True I ! (
Eco1lo n IN } Il /
The difference in

The difference in
cost between an alum
baking powder and
the highe'':'s't-.5c':ll|a9;s's' '':'' ! 4; s.
cream of tartar bak-
ing powder would l. not
! an. amount uni for a f1'amily's
supply to one E:.'''l':i. dollar
a year.
DR.. Prices is the
standard cream Of tar
tar baking powder. It
makes the food de-
licious and healthful.
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
Friday,, Dec, 8,

ouse-Brief session held. Speaker
Henderson announcing the committees
on ways and mears, appropriations
and enrolled bills. Nicaragua canal
bill introduced BY Representative Hep,
burn. n d i
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14

NorE.-You cannot, if you
value good health, afford to
use cheap, low-grade, alum
baking powders. They are
apt to spoil the food they do
endanger the health. All
physicians will tell you that
alum in food is deleterious.
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
MOT In session.
Monday Dee. ..

9tnats-Mr. McLaurin Of south Car:
Dlina. arising TO question Of privilege,
declared he was being excluded tpm
Democratic caucuses and otherwise
humiliated By his Democratic col.
leAslles sbecause o3 his stand on cor.
tain important. questions. Mr.. Tiilman.
In reply. challenged his colleague TO
resign and allow the people Of South
Carolina TO settle the matter. Senator
Frye (Me.) introduced his new sub
stdy bill.S s III
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
Guilty 81 centrlbutery Neqllqenee.

4, Louis Cadieux was awarded a yer
dict against the Northern Paciic some
time ago tor 90. 700 In . $4,000 dam
4ge icsse sfot1 loss eof q leg wh4le en-
Hloyed b. the company e. . switch.
man at Jamsstpwn. Judge Amidon OF
tbe United States court has set aside
tho verdict on the ground Of coutribu.
tbry negligence Of plainiR The de-
eision Is made on Chapter 63 Of the
Aws Of 1901, and Is the first of It's kind
I: In the Northwest.
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
.rUlSday. Dec. <; 10.

Young CoyAetts has promised to meet
Terry McGokexM next July. e..a
The United States supreme court
has taken q recess until Jam. s.
(; North Dakota butter secured third
place at hessp,American exposition.
The presfdSm has appointed Levi
M. Willicut1scollecto Of customs at
Duluth. - ,9.tt....s
The presi has appointed Cor.
nelius Van Ito be postmaster at
There is 6speci that King Ed
wards visit ireland will be post
poned until after the coronation.
Agitation kes been started In North
ern Idaho Maavor Of opening the
Occur d'Alehss 1ndian reservation to
A bronze hblet now marks the spot
wherc the body of the late President
Mckinley LAY I'D state in the lower
corridor Of sthe city hall In Buffalo,
N. Y. gs,x
WedAstday, Dec. II.
According tieu Hhe Christiania Dag.
Os00Okp 1Ss &1fA0A1I EuOA 6dA VI wow
York is buying iron mines at salten,
Norway. sststsf
The presidsat &as' accepted the resig-
nation Of Mr.. Frank w. Hackett as as.
sistant secretary Of the navy to take
effect next Monday. Il Il.
A marriage license has been issued
at Washington to Senator j. @. s..
Blackburn OF Kentucky and Mrs. Mary
e. Blackburn Of that city. 4. l;
1t is announced that Judge Francis
f., Baker has been decided upon by
the president, for the vacant judgestidp
Dn the Seventh circuit court Of Indiana,
K At. session of the privy council.
King Edward definitely named June
26, 1902, as the date for his coronation.
n was also directed that parliament
will meet Jan. 16.
Frank p. Blair, q former we'll known
st. Paul real estate boomer, has just
;flled I a petition. In bankruptcy. His
liabilities are $729,177.s1 and his as
sets 1897. The creditors number be-
tween 400 and 500. 4
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
NORTH DAKOTA HAPPENINGS
EvENTs or TIE WEEK THRou oH.
OUT TIE STATE.
Illsutsnant osvsrnor sartistt Want,
Ii. slit. wei R,.p'rs.'.nt.d ! !. :
/ st Louis Judge Amlden
/ sets Aside i Verdict,
Sets Aside u Verdict,

Lieutenant Governor Bartlett, who
WAS manager Of the North Dakota ex.
hibit 1t the RAn Anasrfcan ,exposltion,
e putting forth ssgreat effort to have
hhe. state well represented at the st.
Louis exDosition.'n OF the i310, 900 ap-
prppriati0n IA, the Bulnalo show there
Are some hundreds 1f dollars remadn-
ing and the governor wants It used
to set things In shape Tor the st.
Louis show. other funds DO be bor.
toMed and irepa1dswhen the Legislature
meets. II nothing is done until the
hext Legislative session II will be too
1ate' to give the state ereditable ex.
hiblt, ~ TT -
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
Dates Tor Faremrs' institutes.

Va1es TOT raToHTt Ihstitutet.
: Director Kaufman of the farmers
institutes announces meetings at
Wahpeton, Dec. 3 and 10; .Oakes. Dec.
II and IL: Cogswell, Dec. IS and IA;
Edgeley, Dec. 16 and II: Lisbon, Dec.
10 and 90; Kenmare, Dee, 10 and II;
Mtnot. Dec, 10 and 30; Fessenden,
Dee. 20 and 81. Owing to limited ap-
yprppriations there will be only Is in.
stitutes held this winter. Eight Of these
have already been assigned.
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14

1ssnssss Ten a'llssH NJ ~ !! nraow
an lnstitst'en at ,stashlnst ten NJ
cersr...,e...l e Al !. A.s.d No y.
asvsrnmsnt WIN Simply Aet g
Tss.s.s NJ seh.s, vil,. i! j. PSst
af.luhs, in 6 dhi.ssks : +.

WashlnSton, Dec. The Wash.
lnstun russ ~ sident Roose-
Fek haesrecelyed . letter from An
drew CdAensie In which the latter Of.
;iers % nskeS ). donati 0x @te. .o0o, 600
10 IL sUkitl ~ letter iiI
~ 1T nssz6Gs hystAe bseSis
hent n special message. Z
Mr.. Carnexie's sift d for TIE pur-
bose Of establishing IN Washington .
tnlvsrsity for higher education. a.
AfsAs HI idsAs LIS been dsysloped 1t
1ropdttsles q giftr after the sannIsr o. the
tequest q JAinqsBlqitDn. ths NnG-
.tshnan, who SkSt d. .oU0.e0o for tie
establishment md maint4lahOs of
FhAt isLnoys kpgn as the Smithsonian
81. y esnnithson desired the In
tiitttid f,hdsdsby him to besa fkctor
IN .the diffusion of scientific knowl-
edge. Mr.. Carnegie proposes that the
iinIyersity which he ID 10 endow shall
ske the greatest institution In the
world for the Development Of higher
ssdtitntion. He HIS consulted Presi.
dent uiln1naof Johps 4Iop&ils 1nivak-
stty. Ppssldsnt HadlsySs Of Yale anivers
;sity, PrSkidert Eliot. DR. Har1erd. Nor-
smef President White Of Cornell and
all the ieading educators Of the coun.
Try. They heartily endurse his plans,
HE pioposssedS university viii not ID,
terferes In the least with the ednca,
Honal institutions already established,
but will supplement them, for. accord.
The Dickinson press., 1901-12-14
Murderer peellallr.eI,d lnaalna.5

The insanity board Of TraiN county
has pronounced John, Knudson insane
and he has been sent 10 the asylum at
jamestown. Last fall he imagined
he had grievance against Anton Bye
.of Belmont and without the slightest
warning he shot him dead in. the har.
vest field. Knudson intimidated the
rest Of the crew and made his eecape.
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ouessii,o On the Wheat YjeId.

Guessing on the Wheat Yield.
Nov that threshing is over and the
bulk. 0f the wheat has been marketed
guesses as TO the actual yield Of the
state are again being made. They
vary ON the total all the way from
Sc. 100000 to 5000 600 bushels. $.
Fargo Board Of Trade Reorgantxsa s.
Preliminary steps have been taken
TO reorganize the Fargo t4erd Of trade.
For some years the board has been q
dead issue on accodnt of the activity
Of Mayor Johnson Who has virtually
performed It's duttsa