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nixon COULD;
TITUS COULDN' 7
Finding Pool Rooms
Open for Business Not
Easy for Captain.

Capt. Titus. head Of the Detective De-
par.mcn,. has not succeeded in vorkinS
on, much reform from Information FUR
nisked to the police by Lewis Nixon. OF
the Tammany Committee.
Nixon turned over TO CommisS!orer
Murphy long i!St OF gambling houses
and pOol-rooms. Capt Titus set his men
TO work. and to-day made his report TO
the Commissioner.
The Ch!es says the detectives have
been unable TO locate any OF the gam.
bling places and pool-rooms indicated Oh
Mr. Sixon's list.
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MAYOR NAME S4ON
ELECTIONS BOARD
Michael j. Dady One Of the Republicans Ap.
pointed to SIS 900 Place.

Mayor Van wsrk to-day appointed
er~ Of Election for term OF two years.
ending Jan. |. 1893:
JOHN II. vOORHIs. Democrat.
JOHN INQUIRE. Democrat.
CHARLES y. PAGE. Republican.
MICHAEL J. DADDY. Republican.
The appointees will receive salary
OF 5000 each.
Tho mon were all recommended by the
county organizations. John r. Voorhis.
the Tammany appointee from this bor-
ough. Ia n former Police Commissioner:
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John Mcguire II a former Assistant Dis
'rict-Attorney OF Brooklyn and IL leader
Of the Twcnty-frst Distric, OF that bor-
ouEh.
Michael J. Dady Ii one OF tho Repub-
lican leaders OF Kings County and Chas.
y. Page IL a prominent Republican In
this borough, An four men were at the
Mayors ONCE and were sworn In.
The Board me, nj Police Headquarters
and made the temporary organization
permanent. John Il. Voorhis was elected
President and Charles b. Page Secretary
O.! the Board.
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All Party Leaders Ex-.
Cept OdeII and Good
sell Will Attend-The
Governor Reiterates
His Defiance of the
Senator.

ALBANY. March 21.-1t is
recognized here by Republicans
that Senator Plat is making the
fight Of lis life to hold the con-
troll of the party machine. The.
result, of the conference on Sat
urdav will show whether he is
master ~ man.
Eyery Republican leader in Albany
has received a summons to NEE; Senator
Iiar on Saturday and confer on the Po-
lice bill. and every leader Mill obey. with
the possible exception OF Senator Good.
sell. nf Odell's own home county
To inquiries ~ TO the situation at
! noon Gov. Oieil would only say:
There is a difference OF opinion b.
tween Senator P!att and myself on the
subject OF police legislation. That 10 all
there ~ 10 say
Gov. Odell confirmed to-day the state
mcnt that he mas positively declined to
sign new New York police bill or any
Kind q. n genera! police bill.
He made thus Official statement to-
day:
Il HAVE REFUSED TO AGREE TO
SEND IN AN URGENCY MESSAGE
FOR THE POLICE BILL SUGGEST
Ed BY SENATOR PLATT. l WILL
not ATTEND THE CONFERENCE
SATURDAY"
Republican Legislators here are APP
paren'ly dumbtounded. Although all OF
the thir,y-rour Republican tors and
most OF the Republican Assemblymcn
were asked to make statements they
positively refused. AS the day grew the
CONSERVATION Increased.
fh" real story Of the interview be-
,.""n Frank c. Plar. son and emissary
II Senator Plat. was learned to-day.
Mr.. Plat went at once to the Execu.
tive Chamber. He had with him ,hr
dra:; ~ the new bal. and the strange
pa, NJ hts v.s.t was the fact that the
b.ll Offered In no particular essential
rom the outline shown 30 Gov. Odeli .
few dayu before, and which he declined
10 consider.
Nir. Pln,'E mission was rather s1a-
euinr one. Az ne announced IL. HE
DESIRED THE GOVERNORS uLTt-
MATl'M. NOT ONLY AS TO WHETH-
Err HE WOULD SIGN SUCH \ BILL
If 1T CAME TO HIM, BIT DEMAND
Ed THAT HE AGREE TO SEND IN
Az URGENCY MESSAGE CALLING
FOR THE PASSAGE OF THE BILL
Pushed OdcIi to the Wall.
~ mrs, the Governor tried 10 discuss
tho ,hinS IN a. nrgum"rtst.ve mood,
but Mr Plat. kept Insisting on dire;
answer 10 the two direct aucs'ionu
Finally. the Governor said;
u will not &C; upon any such rieas'
urc LEGISLATION has been enacted, AMI
,ha, Is ~ FAR n | snail 20 n the mAA.
ter
He then called attention 10 hi. mes
sage ard the approval taa: had been
slycf 1t. - lar a. police rrcommendn-
tiors were concerned. and ;hus ended
the Interview
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PLATT TO REPLY
TO STATEMENTS.
Crimsoned with Anger When
He Is Shown OdelFs
Latest Ultimatum.

When Senator Th1mis 9 P!a't NAB
shown GOV, odcll' statement that ne
Ya5llfl ~, send an urgency message
TO n" Assembly ana tHh' ne "ouIu 'o'
MEG, tho senator ~ Inference Hatp''
lay. hs favc turned ctimton With nnsef.
Twice ne rclt the statement. ana shen
lie SAID ~; seems 20 ne that an efort
.s bcins made 20 sur ~ trouble between
CO.. Odrll ind myself
We have mad n" serious disagree
CONTINUED on second Pase)
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MISSIONARIES AFTER TWAIN.
rekinE Annexation Wants Retrar-
ton of magazine Article.

LONDON. March GA despatch from
P"k!ny says ,hat the Missionary Asso-
citation IN tina; city has voted 20 cable
tho North American Review IA demand
that Mark Twain retraci his .tatemcn,
In that publication concerning ", $
Ament. OF the American Foreign Board
OF Missions.
They declared the article SANDER.
Rev. Mr. Amen, left r.kinE yesterday
for the tinted States
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Charter Revision mn Ready.

ALBANY. March :i--The Greater Ne.
York charter revision niil Hill b"
ready for Introduction next week /,
viii combine four q. the recon-
mcndat!ons o. the revision commission.
and include the prov!stons % II. re-.
Gently signed New York rouc.. act and
\ lso the Bureau o. Election. law
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NO AMBASSADOR TO POPE.
X Ing Edward VIII N"tify Leo Of
lIis AcceasI0n by Letter,

LONDON. March u In the House Of
Commons to-day 4. J. Balfour. the Gov
eminent leader replying to n question on
rhc subject, said n epsci,l Ambassador
had not been sent to the Pope hut that
y" notification Of the death OF Queen
victoria and the accession o! King Ed
ward would be sent to tho Pop. IN "A
letter.
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GRELL APPEALS IN VAIN.
Asks for E,rm.n,i"m from Taxation
for Charitable IustltutIOns.

for Charitable InstitutIOns.
Sheriff Grel!. Of Nov York. was the
star witness at to-day's session Of the
State Board Of Tixat.on In Jer.cy City.
Sheriff Grel Is the President II the
Plat; Dcu'sche Voiks.est Ne,e!n, n cor.
poration which appealed from an as
sessmcn, OF $1,000 IN the Union fI!li
Schuetzcn Park.
The appeal was on the ground tina, as
the pron;s OF the business are used for
Charitable purpose. he property should
be exempt. The appea. aas dismissed.
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BROKERS IN FIST FIGHT.
Tobey and Levine Come ~ Riows
Over . bond TransnctI0n. :

just when the dealings in Steel stocks
on the outside market were very active.
at 1880 4. 81 to-day Harry Tobey. a
member OF the brokerage arm cf Tobey
4 Kir:h. and Alexander Levine. came 20
blows.
Tho night resultei In black eye for
Levine. who says he will a~cnr out
wnrrnns for Tobey's arrest I.ey1no
cla!ms that TobeY was the AERressor
and struck him when he had ella saes on.
The nxht created much excitement on
the curb and stopped dealing for nearly
half an hour. The row. II II sa!d. was
over n bond :ransa elton.
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TO REVISE KINGS OATH.

LONDON, March 2l.-In the House OF
Lords to-day Lord Sa.isbury's motion Ia
appoint "A joint committee to revise the
Kings anti-Roman Catholic accession
oath was adopted.
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FIGHT OF PlATT'S LII

Republicans Realize
that the Veteran Boss
Is at Bay and that the
Conference on Satur-
day Will Show Who Is
Master.
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rnnnd wmh Throat cut.

ROCHESTER,, Mnrrn -l-A we'll.
dressed man. nty-e.eht yrars old. wrs
;olHd dead w!th hls throat nut a mile
from n, -!.y Inc nnrI5 .p-ily Blood
.y.s atll! uok.nE from IN. wound whica
had been made by razor .Duui near
the spot.
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,pr.uIiae 10 me f,u,s aria'Is % tas dyes.
,t1n ,aptaias 10 ne nsr,es-R ALl.ASriSE's
i*nlA PALE ALE 80
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-09

ton in n OF the best shops in that
city. John is n of the finest BARRIERS
in the northwest, and a very nice and
gentlemanly fellow besides.
High prices for garden truck are re-
ported all through the east. In the
west there is an ample supply. The
local markets are we'll supplied.
Contractors who bid for the build
ings at Fort Lincoln are awaiting the
decision OF the department at Wash
ington regarding the bids recently
submitted.
Miss Lille Hughes came in from
Fargo today. She has been with thu
Fargo telephone exchange a long time
and comes to Bismarck to take charge
as chief operator here. Miss Corey
will be her assistant.
Rush work is being done on tho new
telephone lines. The poles through
the alley between Main and Fourth
street are being fitted UP with cross
arms this afternoon, in order to get
the business portion of town ready for
the telephones.
Deputy State Auditor Harris has his
| hands full with the clerical work OF
! the state board of equalization, but
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-09

THE CITY

Agent Bookwalter was down from
Wilton yesterday.
Tom Allshouse is Fin the city from
the grading camp.
The Queen of Hayti company went
west on the noon train.
E. A. Hull assumed his work as
editor of the Settler this week.
The premium lists for the state fair
at Mandan have been distributed.
e. H. Walker and E. C. Washburn
are making a business trip up north.
A. E. Bestie of Fargo and E. E.
Rorapaugh of Grand Forks are guests
in the city today.
Passenger traffic on the N. P. is
heavy. There were over 400 passen-
gers holding tickets yesterday and the
day before.
Mayor Register: We have been try
ing to figure out some way to get the
weeds cleared away. but the means is
not quite clear. We doubt whether il
could be done under the public health
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-09
NEW L NOTES.

New Salem, N. D.. Aug. 6.-Miss
Bena Hess of Glen Ullin is visiting
with Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab.
Mr.. VIM. Lehfeldt is having plans
drawn up for a large brick building
60 by 120, two stories high, to be Used
for a general merchandise store.
Mr.. Geo. Beesgel returned from St.
Paul today.
There is a shortage of Irvine here at
New Salem and harvest has just ccm-
menced.
Mrs. Chas. Walchter is visiting for a
few days with her mother, Mrs. John
Bloodgoci.
Miss Katie Flynn of Mandaa has
been engaged to teach school No. 3
for this fall.
The New Salem nine was chatIenGei
to play at Hanover Sunday. The boys
went up and ran against an old league
pitcher and catcher. Score : to & in
favor Of New Salem, 10 innings. We
heard after the game the Hanover
pitcher was to receive $40 provided he
would win the game for Hanover. The
New Salem nine played fast ball.
Next.
E. H. Mann returned SUNDAY from
Des Moines, Iowa, where he attended
the Des Moin7s college.
Col. A. Peake of Valley City was in
town last Saturday looking over his
coal mine and the new track.
Supt. N. Klein OF the Missouri divis-
ion and Roadmaster Daily were up
Saturday tC look at the new grade and
track to the coal mine, also to leak up
a location for the new stock yards.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-09
Hawk and PARTRIDGE.


In "Reminiscences Of a F%alconer"
Major Fisher describes the tactics of a
partridge when pursued by a tame
falcon.
The falcon was descending upon the
partridge when the partridge stopped
short and fell to the ground as If dead.
He seemed to be lost in the short stub
BILE of the field. He was far too know
ing to trust himself again on the wing,
and the hawk had no alternative but
to take him on the ground, which he
speedily attempted to do.
But on the ground the partridge was
far more agile than he, running this
way and that with great speed. The
hawk would jump awkwardly up and
dart after the scudding partridge, who
just at the right moment jumped from
the ground and over his back, descend
ed on the other side and commenced
running harder than before.
Time after time this was done. At
every attempt the partridge met tie
hawk with outstretched neck and rails
ed hackles. in the attitude of a fighting
bantam cock, jumping up to avoid be-
ing clutched whenever the hawk struck
at him. In fact his whole action was
that Of q plucky little game bantam.
This went on for some time, until. as
/ regret to say, I ended the unequal
strife by putting the partridge once
more fairly on the wing, when, OF
course. the hawk readily overlook and
captured u. not oYermuch to his credit
and still less TO mine. s@a
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Polluted Blood
Breeds Disease
MISS GAGE

Miss Gage, assisted by Miss Lulu
Satterlund, entertained a number CT
her friends at her home last evening
in honor of Miss Young of Chicago,
who is visiting her.
Guests began arriving about S:15,
and from that time until about II an
evening of good cheer was enjoyed
such as is seldom to be had.
Amusements such as guessing con-
tests and the like were participated in.
Misses Boucher, Gage, Young and Mr..
Strauss helped toward the evenings
enjoyment with some very fine music,
Miss Young and Mr.. Strauss singing
several very pretty airs, and Misses
Boucher and Gage rendering piano
solos.
The evening was n of unalloyed
enjoyment. Those present were Misses
Foley, DeGraff, M. McHugh, Gail
Wade, Logan, Hilda, Florence and
Lulu Satterlund, D. Yegen. c. Fair
child, Boucher, A. Ward, Allen, Win
chester, Messrs. Frank Henry, VI
Ward, Finney. G. Taylor, Strauss
Quinlivan, Mcdonald and Belk.
At about 1870 the gentlemen were
invested each with a bow Of ribbon
with a corresponding one to be sount
bearing the lady's card who was to b.
his partner for lunch.
A very tasty luncheon was service
soon after which the merry-maker
departed, all remarking the evening
rare pleasure.
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statutes, if property owners should OBJ
ject to removing them,

statutes, if property owners should OBJ
ject to removing them.
Telephone poles are being dis
tributed along the streets, and holes
are being dug for them. A number
of men are at work.
s ]. Seal, formerly of Fargo, was an
e%ast-bound passenger from Helena
yesterday en- route to meet a party Of
machinery men at Fargo.
kilograms from the northern part
of the state say there was frost last
night, which did some damage to gar
den truck, but was not heavy enough
to injure flax.
1t is stated that a well-known resi-
dent of the city lost his COW this
morning, and after a long search
found her in a forest of weeds I'D on
Fourth street, from which he man
aged to drive her after much difficulty.
Saltwater Gazette: John Lavine,
who has called next" at chair No. 2
in P. H. Christianson's barber shop
during the past five years, sewers ais
connection with the establishment to-
night. He goes to Bismarck, N. D..
early next week, where he takes what
he deems a more advantageous posi-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-09
GET FRUIT FOR PRESERVING.

The berry seasons almost over
George Gussner will have a few more
consignments of those big, luscious
western raspberries and blackberries
Step in and leave your order.
Peaches, pears and plums of all va
rieties every week-shipped in refrig-
orator cars-carefully selected and the
pick of the market every week. Cal
On Gussner. Headquarters for every
thing good at the lowest figures.
Special prices on fruit in quantities
for preserving.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-09
F~LEISCHMANN'S YEAST.

Makes the best bread. It's the COM
pressed yeast-the kind the housewife
knows never makes a failure. No
heavy bread with Fleischmann's. Geo.
Gussner has arranged to get a ship
ment every other day, so that nothing
but fresh stock will be on hand. Step
in and get a trial package-you will
never use any other.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-09

Tom is an expert in matters of the
kind, and long experience has taught
him all the details, so he keeps things
up in good shape for the members Of
the board.
C. F. Abbott returned today from a
flying "trip to St. Paul.
The state board of equalization will
probably finish it's work tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Pierce of Chi
cago came in from the west this after
noon.
Joseph Hare, the hardware mer-
chant, made a business trip to Wilton
this week.
The Bismarck Tribune has No. 10 in
the new telephone exchange and-in-
stalled on Friday.
Mrs. Fowler and daughter Norma ex-
pect to remain in the city about ten
days before leaving for the coast.
Sheriff Bogue is suffering from a
rheumatic attack, caused by too cold
nights and long trips on official bust.
ness.
A Mandan hotel keeper is advertis.
ing a San Francisco plate heater as
fraud, he having jumped his board bill
at Mandan.
R. A. Yeater will be agent of the B.
w. & G. F. road at Arnold, and H. c
Rhud will erect a store building fo1
him at that place.
Auditor Weinrich of Morton county
was a guest in the city today, inter.
ested in the proceedings of the state
board of equalization.
John White will begin making hay
next week, on the bottoms south O.
the city. The hay is heavy this yea
and is expected to yield nearly a tor
to the acre on bottom land.
The Maddox Implement company O
Maddox has fled certificate of in
corporation with the secretary o
state. The capital stock is $4,000 an,
the incorporates are Wesley Stiles
F. T. kjorlien and Julius Rosholt
General implement business is the OBJ
ject of the corporation
Mrs. Carpenter, who has been
dressmaker living on Ninth street. wa
taken into custody by the officers tc
day. She advertised a speech from tn
bandstand today, and had arrayed he1
self in strange garments when tn
officers detained her. An examination
will be made into her, sanity by tn
board of insanity.
The state board Of railroad commits
sioners passed through the city ives
bound at about eleven o'clock las
night. There we're about tw%enty-fiv
in the party, including Commissioner
Shea, Lord and Youngblood, Secretar
Hammond, Editor and Mrs. Falley an
quite a party of Wahpeton people
Miss Myrtle Brown accompanied ther
from this city. They will return fror
the state line this afternoon.
Forum: Mrs. Davis, superintendent
of schools, is daily expecting a code O
instructions from the state superin
tendent, in relation to the conduct O
teachers examinations under tn
certification plan provided for in tn
law enacted by the last legislature
and which went into effect July ]
When written the papers of candi
dates for certificates to teach will b
sent to Bismarck and marked by
board appointed for the purpose. TIL
certificate will be good in any count
in the state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-09
E OF HAYTI.

The Queen of Hayti company gave a
very satisfactory performance at the
Atheneum last night. There was
enough of Toussant L'Overture to
form a background for a number CT
clever specialties, including a slack
wire performer who did some impossi-
bic tricks, a hoop spinner who fur
nished some novel and entertaining
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-09

diversions, musical comedian, song
and dance artists and other specialties.
The quartette was good and heartily
encored. The company ought to be
successful, as they are in shape to
present a creditable entertainment.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-09
The Blood '5 S';1,ss =

VIE there e q natural end healthy cirnlation Of the blood, the entire
every five minutes. This rapid aowo Of t6e blood through IS system prevents sc
entrance OF disease gernnsa and impurities of every description. 1tfIhs out all that
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INF n strengthening the muscles, tissues, nerves and bones. Blu, unfortunately,
few persons an rightly claim an absolutely pure blood supply and perfect and
unpouuted c1rculahon n In consequence are exposed + innuuefabl diseases.
Contagious Blood Poison, the greatest enemy to mankind, enters the system
through the blood, and Cancer, Scrofu1a, Rheumatism, Catm1h, Eczema, Salt
Rheun, Psoriasis Teter-in fsct the majority Of human ailments ARE caused By
sSa ; and ss*Ssd + SS q s1sS 81 Blood 10 the Source
sores chronic ssaenis Sule sam and RI 5heu nma: pains are ECON s,a; az All Strength
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-09

FOR, sALE-Upright piano. good condition,
d piano lamp, center tables, bedsteads. and
general house furnishings. NJ. a. Davidson,
Cor. Manden Ave. and Ave. A..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-09

CUT FLOWERS - Freshest, cheapest and
a. best. Orders by mail or wire promptly
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-09

FOR RENT-On Seventh street, a Groom house,
1 two doors north of Swedish Baptist church.
New and in frst-class order-city water. IN
quire at Tribune.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-09
IoNE CENT A WORD COLUMN

WANTED-A girl for general homework.
w Mrs. B. b. Bronson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-27
DRY KANSAS B SOAKED
Rains For Two Hours Break the
Drouth and Fill the
Streams.
Missouri's Prayers Also An.
swered by Rains In Many
Counties.
Colorado Gets a Water Spout
Which Sweeps Down Four
Mile Creek.

Topeka, Kas., July 27.-The most ex-
tensive rainfall that Topeka and Shaw
nee county have experienced for year
fell for two hours this morning. The
downpour was almost in the nature of
a cloudburst, flooding the streets and
congesting many cutters. The atmos-
phere is considerably cooler, the mer-
curry standing around so at O'clock
The Santa Fe people report rain extend
ing thirty miles west on their system
and east 20 Kansas City. On the Rock
Island and Union Pacific systems far
ther north it covered about the same
amount. This ends the drouth in the
sections mentioned for the present. The
rain is retilling streams and restoring
pastures. The rainfall was an inch
and three-quarters over the state 100
miles west of Kansas CITY.