davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-06
Beiiast's Track Record Lowered.

Belfast. Me. Sept. 5.-Thc track record
of 30 in trottinG race. under the aus
pieces of the Waldo Agricultural Society
was lowered to 2.2I. by Will Curry. Z.
&. -. Edwards. Bangor. owner. today.
The heat was trotted in the 2.19 class.
Richard Croker announced at London.
Wednesday. that he would sail. Satur-
day. for New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-06
FAIR. TODAY AND SATURDAY.

Washington. Sept 5.-Forccast for
Friday and saturday: New England,
fair. Friday and saturday: light winds,
mostly southcrly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-06
Wednesdays Races al Orrinqton.

Bangor. Me, Sept. 1.-Two thousand
people attended the OrrinSton fair
"Wednesday and watched the races over
the third-mile track. There were two
classes. and good sport was furnished
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-06
Boston Forecast.

Eoston. Sept 5.--Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity: Fair. Friday and
Saturday; light variable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-06

Tho Ills that man is heir to come
from Indigestion Burdock tha sooa a,d H,tters
Iso n. rhens and tones ,ne s'omacn.
ssreng'an digestion impossible.
fGwky.u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-06
Weinig Whips O'Bricn.

Lewiston. Me, Sept. 5.-Dick O'Brien
throws up sponge in fifth round i'm
fight with Al Wenig.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-06
LITTLE GEM
PREscRiPTioN.
The summer medicine,
guaranteed to cure collie,
pain and diarrhoca. Pre-
pared only by L
Chas. K. Partridge.

at the Old Reliable Drug
Store, opp. Postoffice, Au-
gusta, Nc. % cents. Ask
your druggist for it. Take
no mutations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-06
LIST OF PURSES
P|TTST0N FAIR,
SEPTEMBER 1O-11-12. 1901.

FIRST DAY.
Farmers Race. Purse, - Bushels Oats
Divided, 1O-14-,-3la.
Farmers Race. Purse % Bushels Corn
Divided $780,
For horses that have never beaten
minutes. driven to wagon
No entrance fec required.
SECOND DAY.
go Class, mixed Purse. s7,M
2.g9 Class, mixed. Purse, $1,000
THIRD DAY
235 Class. mixed, Purse. sl00m,
30 Class. mixed. Purse St25H
Entries close Sept. 6. ut il o'clock Z. VI
Records made subsequent to Sept list do
not bar
At directors meeting it was voted
that all purses be paid promptly For
entry blanks address d. c. Knight, box
25f, Augusta auc23cod2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-06

2.2S CLASS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-11

mein 9er5 forbern sebteterif9, forberr
nit untpiberlt lteblt9er &raft-" fluff,
ber Mar9eiino nit entipre9enber 8e.
geifterung fort.
Sebt merfte @iobanna, Inn tpas el
fi9 banbelts. n@ie iinb tpobl ni9i
tlug, @obolfo," unterbrad tie ihH
raf9 unb nii9tern. .Sebt, tpo II
biele 2eute ba finb, fansen sic iol9e
@ei6i9ten an9"
"Sie sebsn MIR 5offnuns, @tO>
banna-"
n@eien sic ftiu, Cor MobOlfo. Sd
fpin's! 8afta."
Damn trat iie raid gu elmer alten,
iebr tpiirbigen unb iebr fteifen Dame
In einem f6naraen @eibenfleib, BIZ
foebet auf iie Suf9ritt.
nMb, meine liebite. Bette Donna Ga
rolina." beeann iie. nWte biibfd bon
Sbnen, baB Sic na9 70 LANCER, LANCER
3eit ipieber eirtmal an mid gebadt
baben. gs freut mid febr. 8itte,
nebnten Sic plab. Mar9eiino, geben
sic ber@isnora Mattucci einen @tubl.
Darf i9 sic nit benz Serrn befannt
ma9eng Mar4efe Mobolfo be Mo1it,
@tenora Carolina Mattucci,"
(5ortiebunp fOlat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-11
6iefenSDrfer mmb 3tuergitdbte it,
0eutfMfan6.

@ah ben greebniiien Der lebten
TDlfs5dblung baben iib Die 2anoge=
meinoen Oeutiblanos, bic iiber 10, :
600 @inmobner sdblen, BON 81 inn
Sabre 1895 auf "a oernebrt.
ueber 10000 ginmpbner baben
oanon foleenoe 10 2anborte: 8Dr=
bed (g1ien) 47, 7,221, 2i1tenbera BEL
Berlin ~, no, 20btau bel Dresden
80, ,920, 6amborn (&r. Weublbeim
a. b. st. 32, ,428, Mem=@ei6enIee BEL
Berlin 81 $40, st. =@ilmers6orf
bel Berlin 30. 98l, Mltenefen %, $50,
8uer in @eftfalen %. 500, 8aborse
in Oberlbleiien 81, 738, @eunfirAen
(8ea. Trier) 81, 698, Sbalte ser.
@elienfir1en) 26,074, Bottrop (Rr.
&eflingbauien) 24,857, @anne in
@eitfalen SO, 722, uefenoDrf (ar.
@ellenfirben)2 800, Banfpm BEL
Berlin q ,234, @teglib 81 ,423, 8is=
ntard /. @eitf. 81 ,213, Beed Ger.
&ubrprt) 20, ,459. Bon ben lontigen
&ielenbDrfern liegen, abaeleben BON
ben Der @ingemeinbung harrenben
@Drprten pDn @roB1tdbten, tpie um
Berlin ~, Dresden (3), 6agen
Q, &iel ~, 2eipaig ~ uno 8Dts=
bam az, ie ems in Olbenbure,
Oberbapern, @eitpreuBen unb 6an=
nDper, i'm iibrigen aber ausIblieBli1
in ben Snouitriegebieten oes &Dnie=
reid Sabien (3), Sbleiiens (15),
@eitfalens (18) uno Der &beinpro=
pina (21). Iuh elm 3eiben fir
ben geualtigen Iuflhmung Der Sn=
buitrie!
DaS @egenbilb au oielen 9fieien=
o6rfern iino Die gang fleinen Stdote,
Die mod aus alter 8eit bic Stabtge=
rebtigfeit bebalten baben, ubpobl
bas ibrer @rDBe unb 8eoeutung ni@t
mebr entlpri1t. 9ei1t tpeniger als
LA baben nod ni9t 1000 @inppb=
ner. Die fleinite Gtabt i'm Deutlben
&eibe lit 6auenitein i'm babil1en
8reiie uno Mmtsbesirf Walbbut, bic
r6auptitaot" oes 6obenlanoes; ibre
ginmobneraabl bat iib pon 160 i'm
Sabre 1895 auf 191 perlnebrt. Die
/ ndditgr0Beren 3tpereitdote unter
500 @intpobnern fino: 8anelitein in
@iirttembera 293, ssiiritenbere in
8aoen 304, Berned in Wiirttelnberg
346, 2iBberg in 0eiien Darnnltabt
34S, Siiritenberg in @albed $50,
eu=s5reiitatt in 8aben 364, 2aepp
in 8ranoenbure 1893. Staben in
9eiien : 9armftabt 402, 8lumenfelb
in 8aoen 418, &loitertpalb in 6pben=
soaern 444, geibel in Sbmarsbura=
&uoolitaot 46O, 0ering in 6eiienz
Darmftabt 461, @aloef in @aloef
483, Srieorihsmertb in Sahlen=
&oburg 486. Grnis in Sblesmigz
SDlitein 500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-11

: Das eieenartiefe 9orf Der
gSelt lit Die Srtibaft garracroB auf
elmer Sniel Der @eittiiite bon Srlano;
feline II 6auier iinb ndmlib Sbiffsz
run1pfe, Die pDn ben Stiirnten oes
atlantilben S5eans auf Die &iilte
eeporfen uno BON ben 8etpobnern
na9 oem Snnern eeibleppt tporoen
itno. Gine8 oieier ySauler" itammt
aus oem Sabre 1749. Oas einaiqe
0aus BON @arracrpB, bas fein altes
Sbiff lit, lit oas 8farrbaus; es
tpuroe aus 8aumitdmnen aesim=
inert, Die Der @olfitrDm aus Imerifa
angeibmentmt bate. 9ieie beitdn=
big BON beftigen Stiirmen eepeitlhte
SnIel bietet nod anoere W1erfuiirz
oigfeiten; Die @infriebieuneen Der
&artoffelfeloer befteben aus foitba=
rem, BON Der StrDmung ans 2ano
getriebenen 6ols; aud) fann man
bort 9r0ge ieben, Die aus einem
Wtabagpniblpd gefertiat lino.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-11
Gin idlmeller @apfabrer

fam iih gu ieber Belt ourh I'M
fdlle Sbnitte, @errenfungen ooer
Quetidun9en suaieben. 8udlen's 8
Irnica=Salbe linbert Die Sbmersen
uno beilt in flir5er 8eit. Sic lit bes
Gaofabrers 5reuno. Sic beilt auf=
geiprungene 6dnoe, tuunoe 2ippen,
Branonunben, 6autausiblag &c.
Sour % Gents. 8erlubt fie. 3u
baben bel S. &alteper & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-11

= @ir t0nnen uns i'm Srilblino
ebenlo leibt erfdlten, tuie i'm @in=
ter; mas AUDI INNER Die rlrlahe
lein mag, gebraubt lofort Or. glu=
quit &6nia's 6ambureer 8rulttbee
uno Die @rfdltung miro raid per=
i6tpinoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-11

Wenn Sic iidJ ermiibet nmb mie=
SergeSriitft fiiblem, 10 beoiirfem gie
elmer yrIbltngs Wfebtcin. ..@rck=
mitter's Sbee" emtfernt alle 1tnrein=
ltd)feitem aus benz sDftem mnb fibert
Sbmen 1enes VSpblbebagem itmb jeme
STRAIT, Die ntr tn Werbinbnng NIT gm=
ter (Se1unobett an5utreffen iinb. 25
0entS bet allen 9rpaniften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-11
SiiOweitteras luiiulfbt Gud

s@~ 8alf, Cement, Sano, 8ad'
lteine, feuerfelte Steine unb 9bon.
Cheer uno Nspbaltpapier, 9a6pappeA
Cheer unb asphalt, Del, 3erpentin,
Sarben, @las &c. &c. Itets oorratbia
bel g. 6. 9ielmann, BOG Oitz
Gumrnerce=SraBe. gt;eori9e Breile,
qllte gSaare, lotpie quite uno reelIe
8eoienung tueroen garantirt. =
Telepbpn 40
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-11
@rmnSetsemtbmms ilebertrasumsem

s. $. 9eepers an 9iibaro 8lii-
mel, @runoftif an Der @de pDn
Willop unb Sherman Ctr, $500.
s. Darraeb an @uitau &DtbfuB,
@runoitud an @aroen Ctr, 5000.
CHARLES DeuBen an S. 8. Wiloer,
2 @runoitiife an Der @de BON Glib
alanto unb gBides Street, 81, 800.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-11

= Sm Jriibling iplltc ieSer ,,0rok=
mtttter's 2bee" nebmem, nm OaS Sps
ttem BON ettpat8en ltmreinlidIfetten
beS 9Stnters 81 retnigen. 25 GemtS
BET allen 3rp8uiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-11
Sire Gdrge @e6r.

Wetiheloissn Sic Sbreu R0rper qssen
j tfantbeit burh ben @ebraud BON
Sutt'S plllen, Elm itets iideres Seilmit,
sct scssn &oplldmsr3en, Dpspspli., Wlas
iasla, BeritopIung uno alle bamit per.
iDanoten 2,ioen.
"Das Grifbrab bfs Gtbfns!"
Or. 2utt! SIRE 2eberpillen iino oua
3rlsbraO bes 2ebens. SD merbs oem
3ufaa itst5 bantbar isin, Der mid bic.
islben fennen leruen lieB. 8. 6airleisb.
Platte Cannon, Col.
1,ttt's 2eber Yiaem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-11
Miniiter=Sei9en!

| ibreibt man aus Berlin:
Miniiterleiben tperben gebDrig
NIT 3eitungslauce nberaDhen, unb
baourb miro reiblib oufir eeipret,
oaB in Der Seffentlibfeit ppn ni1ts
Inoerm als BON bem lpeben erfple=
ten Miniiter=&ebraus Die Gebe lit.
Die vNefrploee" fiir Die Museelbie=
oenen iino in Der Webrsabl rlicbts
tpenieer als f6meibelbaft.
Wiquel fdbrt bel Der 4ei9en1mau
begreifli6ertpeile am l9linmiten unb
| es miro ibm cine pabre Guslele nibt=
ibmidenoer 8eitpDrter gum uNb=
ihieb aaf 9timmertpieoerleben" ee=
ipiomet. Die @inen gloIitren feline
ueberiblaubeit unb nennen ibn einen
l1eberoiplpmaten, ynbere darafteri=
itren ibn als lebsieitiees aSrisma,
tpieber Nnbere tituliren i'm als poli=
tilben &DBtduiber unb bas ibm
i1on r5u 2eb5eiten" an ben &Dpf
eetpprfene 8rdoifat: nMabiaoellift"
tpirb ielbitneritdnolid au9 niht per<
geiien.
Man erinnert 1t9 elmer be5ei6=
netoen Neuberune oes stltfanslers
Tiiriten 8ismarf. Derlelbe benerfte
einn1ol in intimem Sreiie, er babe
bel Miquel itets Die pupilarilhe Siz
berbeit Der Nueen perniBt.
Ser peilanb e5inan5tniniIter miro
! Der Geibsbauptitaot fIrs erite ben
Giiden febren uno naG sSranffurt
a. W. iiberiiebeln, tpl er por fursetn
elm 6aus, @DbleritraBe SEQ. 2,
faufte, pelbes er lofort gu besieben
geoenft uno oas In aller Gle tpobns
li6 fiir i'm bereeri9tet tpirb.
@s i9eint ibm iibrigens ieoer @e=
oanfe baran fern5uliegen, 1iw aus
Dem pDlitii6en 2eben suritd5uaieben.
gr ioa i'm @eeentbeil bereit fem, an
Die Spite Der &egierungsfronoe au
treten, ELM unterfangen, bas er 1idb
m0bl atpeimal iiberlegen biirfte unb
welbes oem 72idbrieen Manne feline
beiDn6eren 2orbeeren tnebr einau=
bringen perbeiBt. Seine auBer=
oroentli6e 8abi9feit bat freilidb i6on
manbnal Staunen uno 8etpunoe=
rung erregt.
gs bat iib uollauf beit6tigt, oaB
Wdquel iih bettiibte, i'm Ntnte sn
bleiben. Darum iebte er AUDI bem
bonn &ailer uno &an5ler pereinbarten
ShluB Der 2anotagslei1inn feinen
Wioeritdno entgegen, uno in Der per=
trauliben Wiiniiter 8eipre6ung,
tpelbe am Donneritae Itattfan6,
wuroe @raf 8Ilotps oabingebenoer
Worl6lag ei1beaig gutgebeiBen. Gon
einem Miniitertpeblel mar bel bieier
@elegenbeit feline &ebe. Das bebt
iest Die Wiquel DfficiD1e yGtaats=
biirgeraeitung" belDnbers berpor.
Somit itano ibre biesbeaiigli1e Wel=
oung uDm DDnneritag nit ben 9batz
laden in pollem @inflang.
grit am 6reitag ibidte @raf 8i=
lotp benz .6errn Weiquel Die leioene
Shnur. Der 8Drtragenoe &atb i'm
&an5leramt, sSreiberr b. @ilmDmsfi,
bate bic beifle Miiiton gu erfallen
uno Wtiquel in aller Treunolibfeit
Die Wtittbeilung gu iiberbrineen, baB
@raf BilDp germ bereit lein tpiirbe,
lein @ntlaifungsgeiub gu befiirtpor-
ten. Gs blieb 6errn b. Wtiquel
ni9tS iibrig, als quite Wtiene gum
bDlen Spiel 81 MAIDEN uno bic per=
langte Demiiiion ein5ugeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-11
~. s.. & =. Sabn.

Nbfabrt.
g8a6 @aco, Sort g8ortb, Dallas, 8anlas
gitp, ct. 9ouis unb Chicago, tdglirb,
(S. g. & q, q. Oepot) .7:45 Worgens.
gta6 @aco, Sort @Drtb, 9allas &c. (nDm
Sunlets9epDt) ......... 800 Nbenos.
funf t:
Son Chicago, ct. 2ouis, 8anlas gitp,
Sallas, Sort gSprtb unb gSaco, tdglid
(Suniet 9epot ....... $50 &0rm.
Son @acp. Sort g8Drtb, 9allas &C. (S.
u. & q. !g. 9epot) 80. 1920 @benoS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-11
Spiitbern Yacific 8abn.
Mbfabrt.
q b ia & rt.

9iaeb SEEM Orleans, Soutpn unb @al<
neftDn tdslicb. ... 1900 Wtittags.
Nab 81 9aio. galifornien unb MeIifo
800 Bprn.
Nah NoroeSeras, ct. aDuis unb gbica<
go katy Flyer ........ 300 @benos.
Wntunft.
gon yoroeGe1os, ct. 2ouis uno Chicago
: (Katy Flyer) ......... $3.50 MorseuS.
Ion geetu Orleans, Souitsu un6 Sol
peltOn ta9ltb ..... .4:45 Habm.
Bon gl 8aio, galifornien uno Megifo
........,.... .7:30 Mbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-11

@s it mebr 2atarrb in oieier @eeeno oes 9anoes
a!s bon alien anberen arantbeten Suiammen, nno
big IN Die lebten Sabre gait er als unbeitbar.
Viee Sabre lang ertldrten 9ottorn ibn fir cine To-
tale &rantbeit nno ltrisben lotale oeilmittel Dor,
Inb oa lie ibn nit dr5tlider gebanoiuna beitdnoia
ndt tl!rirten ertldrten tic i'm fur unbeilbar Die
Wlllenlbaft bat bepielen, OaB Ratarrb cine @ouf=
tutonstranbeit 1T uuo oeBbalb tonfitutionele 9e=
9anolung erforoert. 6aiI's &atarrb=
Sur iabr5irt BON s. 5. Gbenep& 6 o..
4slsso, Dbo, If bic elnsiee conitltutonele Sur i'm
Wlartle. Sic miro innsrli6 in SoIen ooer @aben
BON 10 Sropfen bis su einu 5beel6ifel poll acnom=
men, Sic pirtt birett aaf oas Ylut uno Die itblei=
mi9c Oberfld9e oes Spfems Sic bieten ein6un.
bert Dollars Ir jeoen Sail, ben iie gu turiren per=
febt. 9aBt Gu6 Gireulare uno 3eugnie tommen.
Ioreliirt:
s. $. @benep g. 60. Soleeo, 8.
p aS gsrtauft bon alien &pOtbetern, 45reis 75
Gents Die Glai&e
SaH's JamtIien piaen iino bic beifen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-11
Mntunft.
g. u. & u. g. 8abm.
M Lf E~E

Nab @alpeitou, 5Ouiton uno guer0 tag
gaSS tad Corpus 9briiti, aranIas = aaS 5Oui umo
Aa6 8Drne nnb aerrbine, tdelib, aus
Nacb 86rne uno 8errpille, S0untags..
Mnfunft.
Son @alnefon, 6puiton unb guero tdg<
lid 200 Nbenbs.
8on Corpus gbrifti. Mranias 8oB uno
Beebtlle t19lib 1855 gtacbtt.
Bon 86rne un6 &errnille. t6slid], aus
9enDmmen Senntags ... 1855 8orm.
8on 86rne unb 8errbilIe, Sonntags, 80.
............... 800 glbenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-11
Gulf gbpre Sabm.

bfahrt.
Nah Stofbale. tdalicb, ausaenomltlen
Sonnta9s. s.................o:O o:O0 SDrnl.
MntunIt.
8Dn Stodbale. tdelieh, aus9enpmmen
Sonnto9s. ................3:0 300 ytacbm.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-16
EX.G0V. PIERCE DEAD
Former Senator Gilbert A. Pierce Died
at Chicago Yesterday After
Lingering Illness.
Was Territorial Governor of Dakota
and One OF the Best Known Men
in the Northwest.
Man of Wide Experience in Political
;. Life Whose Death Will be
Learned With Regret.

Chicago, Feb. l5.-Gilbert A. Pierce,
formerly United States senator from
North Dakota, and in 1888 territorial
governor of Dakota, died today after
long illness.
He had wide experience In the news
paper field both prior and subsequent to
his election to the United States senate
from the new state of North Dakota.
For twelve years-from 1871 to lS83-he
was associate and managing editor of
the Chicago Inter Ocean and later was
on the editorial staff of the Chicago
News. In 1891 failing of reelection to
the United States senate he again entered
newspaper business and became editor
in chief of the Minneapolis Tribune but
failing health compelled him to 90 south.
In February 1898 he was appointed
minister to Portugal. But this position
he was also soon compelled to resign on
account of ill health. A few years ago
he founded the magazine "EVhat to
Eat
Mr.. Pierce served through the civil
war, being mustered out with the rank
OF colonel. He was an author and play
wright of some note and sixty-five
years old.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-16
Maria Kicks.

Grand Forks, Feb 15-Marie Kicks spent
yesterday in the city and last evening
was provided with transportation by the
county to Aberdeen, S. D. For some
time past she has been in Helena, Mont.
She returned from there a few DAYS
ago and went to the home of relatives at
Reynolds and was sent back to this
city by them. Maria says she can stay
at Aberdeen if she will abstain from the
use of morphine, which she says she has
decided to do in the future. She was
accompanied by her child, which is
about year and a half old and which
the mayor of Aberdeen said he would
take from her if she persisted in the use
of morphine, and it was for this reason
she decided to quit the drug SO she
could return to her former place of resi-
dence. y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-16
Probably Lost.

Pink Paper: Word comes from Hamil-
ton that Jas. McNab was probably fro
zen to death in the blizzard of Sunday
evening. McNab had attended church
in that place and in spite of the protests
of friends started after service to 60 to
the farm residence of Lou Keena, half
mile distant, where he was employed.
he did not reach Keenas and the next
morning diligent search was made but
no trace has been found. None of the
farmers of the neighborhood have seen
him and it is supposed he became be-
became bewildered during the storm,
which was quite severe, and having lost
his way wandered, perhaps, for miles. 1t
was not severely cold ids the evening,
being about 20 above zero, but gradually
became colder until in the morning it
was 20 below. As there is no great
depth Of snow his body will probably
soon be recovered if he has met the sad
fate which it is feared he has and which
seems to be the only reasonable explana-
tion Of his continued absence. On Tues
day parties from Hamilton were search
/ ing for him in every direction. @2
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-16
THE INDIAN Bill.
House and Senate Conferees Cannot
Agree on ali Provisions of the
Indian Bill. @s&3~& +.
Appropriation for Indian School at
Mandan is Agreed to be .s %Z
Retained. 49,, i q
Prospective Visit of Indian Reserva-
tions in the Near Future by ),
Senate Committee. 55s =

Washington, Feb. 15.--The conferees
on the Indian appropriation bill dis
agreed on the senate amendment refer
ring the claims of Sisseton and Wahpe-
ton Indians of South Dakota to the court
of claims. The house conferees objected
to the provision authorizing the issuing
of mineral leases on Indian reservations.
The provision for the salary Of an agent
at Sisseton is retained IN the bill. Also
the appropriation of $4,000 for an In
dian industrial school at Mandan. In
dian reservations in North Dakota and
other states in the northwest will be
visited during the recess of congress by
the senate committee on Indian affairs.
with view of giving the committeeman
information, and will result in personal
investigation concerning many important
questions pending before the interior
department and congress relating to the
affairs of the red men. The trip will
consume several weeks, and will give
an opportunity for committeeman to in
vestigate the timber question and the
school system on various reservations.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-16
Tuttle Ought Not to Poke Fun,

Pat Lyons tells the Forum Tuttle
ought not to poke fun at Steele and says:
''Tuttle seems to be unnecessarily exer-
cised over the proposed enactment of
law compelling all passenger trains to
stop at county seats, and says that
Kidder county is about the only one
that would be benefited by such law on
the main line of the N. P, Of course he
is correct. On account of the copious
down pouring of briny tears from the
gazelle like ''glimps'' of the entire popu-
lation of Mandan assisted by the whole
Sioux population of Standing Rock, who
were hired to be present at the time,
the N. P. decided to rebuild the round
house at Mandan some time ago; in self
defense, knowing that another demon
stration like that one would wash out
the track to the river. Through tears
and sympathy Mandan does not have to
flag the North Coast Limited at that
station, still it is mean in Tuttle to
ridicule, when they had such narrow
escape"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-16
Vaccinating the Red Man.

Fort Yates, N. D., Feb. 15.-If there is
any virtue in vaccine incubation for the
red man he is slow to comprehend it.
Owing to several cases of smallpox along
the Northern Pacific railroad, and the
daily interchange of communication and
ttaVelv connected with the affairs of the
reservation, strict quarantine regula-
tions have been in force for some time
Recently general order from the inte-
rlor department was issued, requiring
the Indians at Standing Rock Reserva-
ton to be vaccinated. This is the first
order of the kind in the history of the
reservation, and was received during the
temporary absence of the Indian agent,
Maj. George Fl. Bingenheimer, but the
acting agent, Mr.. John Flittie, at once
ordered the Indians to report to DR..
Dumble of the agency and to DR.. Wood
of the Grand river subagency and be
vaccinated. Most of them came in as
ordered and full explanation was made
by the interpreters. The majority of
them not being able to comprehend the
matter at once, had to have few days
to think it over and talk about it among
themselves; so accordingly numerous
councils were held and the large stone
pipe was smoked by all the members.
Within few days they have commenced
coming in and submitted to be vaccina-
ted. However, quite number refused
for time, but mild threats of stopping
their rations brought them into line.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-16
STIFF SENTENCES.
Judge Pollock Gives the Fargo Rap
lists Severe Sentences in the
Penitentiary.

Judge Pollock gave two severe SEN
tences to the two men caught in the
Minnesota house in Fargo with three
young Moorhead girls. Hugh Shauger
and Herbert Steffes were the men and
they pleaded guilty to rape in the second
degree. Steffes was sentenced to ten
years in the penitentiary and Shauger to
seven years. Judge Pollock admins
tered a stinging rebuke to the men in
addition to the sentence, warning them
that the only reason they were not taken
out and hanged was because the people
had confidence that the law would fur
nish proper punishment for them. The
men will be brought to the pen by Sher-
iff Twichell tonight.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-16

bench. He is prompt and painstaking
and is hard on the laggards, and will
stand no impediments to his own expe-
dent way of doing business. He has
gained the respect and admiration of all.
Most important at this session is the
case of state vs.. q. F. Ellsberry for
alleged embezzlemeDt of county funds
while acting in the capacity of register
OF deeds. The case was given to the jury
this morning, after about two days spent
in taking testimony. There is an i'm
preston that there will either be disa-
greement or acquittal.
The case of Mrs. Mary D. Hanson
charged with the alienation of the affec-
tions of the husband of one Mrs. King of
Minneapolis, who asks $4,000 for the
sport, will not come before this session.
The local feeling is for rather than
against Mrs. Hanson. who is considered
by many to be prosecuted by an adven-
turess.