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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-06-27
MINNESOTA. NEWS.
Miraculous Escane.

n Miraculous Escape
lightning played CLONE, Sweet
Home" with variations on the electric
connections at the home of Louis L.
Dunn, in Minneapolis. The front of
the building was wrecked, and every
carpet in the house ripped up. All
electric wiring was burned out, and
the bells fell to the floor, while the
telephone box went up in smoke ~
Forty people were in the house when
it was struck, and that none of them
were killed is miraculous. A recital
was being given by Miss Anna O'Dowd,
sister of Mrs. Dunn. All of Miss
O'Dowd's pupils had gathered for the
occasion. . "
Mr.. Dunn and Mr.. Gleason attacked
the contlagration with bed quilts, and
subdued the flames in the lower part
OF the house. Then, proceeding to the
attic, they had hard fight, because
the fire there had gained good head
way. Fifteen minutes from the time
the lightning struck all dang err from
fire was past.
The appearance of the house inside
was chaotic. A checker board which
lay on the floor among the children
was shivered into splinters. The bolt
seemed to have lodged between the oc-
cupants Of the apartments to do its
work.
Crop Bulletin.
ho u ~$
the week. The rains came in very
heavy showers, and generally accom-
panied by lightning and thunder. In
MOBILES, Murray and Redwood coun-
ties there were tornado conditions on
the morning of the 18th, with violent
ing considerable loss to town and coun-
try buildings. In other parts of the
southern half of the state there was
hail at scattered points, which was
very large in size, but fortunately in
small amounts; but the only crop in
jury seems to have been in Big Stone
county, where many corn fields were
seriously injured. With seasonable
!, temperatures and abundant moisture,
all the small grains are doing splendid
ly; late sown flax and barley, and those
seeded on spring plowed land, are
coming up and growing nicely.
Grasshoppers.
Prof. E. B. Forbes has temporarily
taken charge of the department of en-
tomology at the state college of agri-
culture at st. Anthony Park, and is
now at work in the Red River valley
discriminating grasshoppers, having
taken up the work where Prof. Lugger
left it at his death. According to a
letter received by Dean Liggett, of the
agricultural college, from Prof. Forbes
grasshoppers are infesting that part of
the state in large numbers. The work
of exterminating the pests with the
famous chopper dosers," the method
used by Prof. Lugger, is being success
fully carried out and will lessen the
bad results this year. Itis feared that
unless all fields are carefully and thor
oughly plowed this fall there will be
great destruction of crops in the north
west next wear.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-06-27
Wound Up.

The affairs Of the American Mining
and investment company will be wound
up by Albert 81. Hall, who was ap-
pointed receiver by an order of Judge
Pond, and who furnished bond in the
sum of SIS, 1000 for the faithful perform
ance of his duties. This company has
occupied an elegant suite of rooms in
Minneapolis for some time and was
exploiting stock in the Kettle Curlew
and other alleged gold mines in the
northwest.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
MOSTLY DEAD On PRIso soNERs.5
Interesting Statistics Regarding For-
s5$i$ r,er Rcer leaders. s85 S}

900 lfS 81 EJ 3
London, Aug A Pretoria dis
patch gives some Interesting statistics
sof Boer leaders. OF the members of
the old government executive council
only schaIk- Burger and Reitz are in
the field. General Joubert is dead,
General =. CIonge is d prisoner ana
General Kock was killed. Out OF the
~ members OF the first volksraad. 133
are accounted for. Barnard, Labus-
9chagne and Malan have been killed.
4 To Serge Mt Merritt of the Bedford
shire regIr, snt was awarded a medal
for killing Ian, who was sniping at
Magalies burg in June. Merritt stalk
ed him four miles before he succeeded
In shooting him. Tosen is dead. !. VOL
5marens is a prisoner. Eight members
of the first Folksraad have surren-
dered. sS;s ss h 3ss sSs. "A.
z About half OF the I'M members OF the
second volksraad are accounted for.
s$SA All the heads of the state depart
ments are accounted for except SHUTS.
Three of them are III Europe, two are
prisoners and ID have surrendered.
%}s The judges are all accounted for.
Seventy-fye per cent OF the sub-heads
OF departments are accounted for.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
gAdRo ANXIOUS IQ Fight
President of yenezneia Seeks 70 Bring
About Conflict With Colon nbian #
Government.
War Vessel With Eight II Hundred Men
Goes To- Assistance of Colour
bian Revols,ti tioniists
Employees Sof an American Company
ForcibIy Recruited 10 Defend
the Country
COyeInnlents

sls j New York AUG. 2 n 4. .-S- resident Cas-
tro has sent the gunboats zumb bador
and Miranda a and other Venezuelan
war vessels from Ia Qua yra and Coro
with troops, unld the command of
General Davi1a Rio Haytch ha; On
the coast of Colon bia says The Her
aid hundred ID en- are in the
iexped ions.
These troops vii assist the Colon
bian rev lutionists unde General
Tribe. President Castro has also sent
a good supply Of 4 nnunit on.
57#s$ News from Venezuela confirms the
reports that the epub bIicsi IS abso1 o1uteIys
quiet not Withst anding a fearsef a gen
seral uprising ID the Colombian from
tier due to he fear Of resident Cas-
Stro that Venezuela was being attack
ed BY the Colombia goyernmen It.
There IS excellent authority for the
statement that a new We n'ezuelan rev
5oIution led by Liberals is being ar
ranged he leader Of this revolution
Is no in New orlk. s5sf5s
he present SITUATE ON IN Venezuela
is more than serious No one Is al
lowed To- leave u Il u tlhout
special pernis the 4imon
river, where an ~ American company
employs 800 men one morning only
Its were found On the premises, the
Others having been forcIbly recruited
during theanight to defend the country.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
the porte with q scheme for raising
the cash.
FfANprcAP AP PlNEss. b
y William k.4 Wand hiit 50 Regards In
herIted ytea aitfs. 53s


on Aug q A remarkable in-5
terviey with liam H. derbilt,l
the Anne eriean mil lionaire will appear
tn the next issue OF The Weeks End.
s life was never d destined to be
quite happ Vande erbilt IS quoted asi
SAYING. was laid Oh lines which II
could foresee almost from my earliest
child hood has left me with moth
lngsto hope for an a with not hing def
mite TO seek az to strive
S great wealth q aktig handicap to-
happiness
IA herited wealth, yes s. the de-
scided answer. ] s as certain deathi
10 amb bitions as cocaine is to morals.
ia man makes money. no matter how
much, he finds a certain happiness in
its, possession: for in the desire. to
ancrease his business he has constant
sase& for II, but the mar who 5inh herits
5it has none Sof this. The first satisfacs
ton and the greatest, the building of
the foun Dalton OF d ortune, Is denied
him He must la Dor, If he does labor,
simply to ad to what may be an over
Snfficiency q,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
PREPARING MORE SURPRISES.
Steel Managers Getting Ready Z
" " s.s Start More Plants.

Start More Plants.
Pittsburg. Aug. "a --T There { is no
material ch ange in the strike situa-
ton. All tie com bine plants started
recently with non-union Workmen
were ii operation with a bout the
same number Of men. Quiet prevailed
at all points. Steel officials appear
satisfied with the progress made and
evidently are preparing more sur
sprises for the strikers in the way Of
starting other plants with imported
men. .@3 tS.s# @#. Sa5> %5
Fires were lighted in the bar mills
at the Painter works Thursday, but It
was decided later to postpone the pro.
posed resumption until Monday The
strikers claim that the delay; was
caused through the failure of the man
agement to get a sufficient number Of
skilled men to operate il, Oficials Of
the company deny this, however and
say arrangements have been perfected
for the operation Of the entire plant
next week. "a 9$ &St B 81. 5S s .=s1
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
RANGES FILLING u i.
Cattle From Drought. Stricken States
Brought 10 South Dakota.

Cattle From Drought stricken States
Il Brought 10 South Dakota.
% Sioux Falls, S. d., Aug. 24. John w. I:
Hutchinson, prominent resident OF
this city, who returned from a visit TO,
the cattle ranch Of his son, situated
about. SO miles west of Pierre on the
Cheyenne river. reports that the range
is rapidly becoming overcroWded by
the rushing in OF large numbers of
cattle from Kansas and other burnt
states to the southward. He states
that no one can gain a proper appre-s
citation Of the number OF these cattle.
The imp ortation from Texas has been
greater this year than formerly, which
is attributed to- the shortage of feed
In that state. The live stock brought
In from Missouri and other Western
states is being herded on lands east
of the Missouri river III the north
central portion Of bhe state Hun
.dreds Of herds can be seen III that per--$
tion OF South Dakota feeding on the.
bunch grass and taking on fat,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
Is A CT osED INCIDENT.
Matter of HoWison's Fitness to Serve.
.S8 on Court Of Inquiry. s$$

Matter of HoWison's Fitness to Serve
Oh, Court Of Inquiry.
ashing gton, Aug. s2 R AT the navy
department the d tier Of the service
OF Admiral HoWis on on Il the Schley5
court Of inquiry consid dered as Al
closed incid dent, 50 far as the depart
nnertSi is concerned ,san nd one which Will
he left to The eonsid GRAFTON or the
Court itself HI ackett Est ed that
he had not received the reply which
Ut said Adniral Schley will su bmitt
~ regard to the action OF the depart
ments deelining g TO refer the original
request conce rning the Howl son inter
view to that officer for q stat tement
Captain IL the Judge advocate
general he ii IVY and the judge ad-
yocate of the sehle court, has re.
turned from Canada. and will at once
begin the work of comp ling q list Of
witnesses to be summo oned before the
court Of inquiry It IS expected that
this list wi be read for admission
to Admiral schley early next week.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
eERMANY,s ADVANCE e.
Organizations Of IA abor and Capital for
Industrial Progress.

ndustria f7rogrsss.
Berlin, Aug German labor
would be inyincible were II divested
or It's time-kil Hing soeial Il habits and
inoculated with Yankee ingenuity III
said Archer Brown, the New York pig
iron manufacturer, who IS Investigate;
ing European trade condi itions on be-
half Of Th iron Age.
|s German industry does not suffer
from the spirit OF domination til at is;
experienced III the United States and
England The sWorking gmen are will
ing to put IN long hours and to work
for low wages They are intel elligently
organized and are backed by great
financial interests To d degree un-
known elsewher q t ttwo ]. indeed.
are so closely interviewer that no one
but an expert can predict how tar
seaehing will be the erection the pres
snt financial crisis. @
s.s'T he United States ambition to
figure as a world trad erS and the oper-
ations of the United States Steel cor
poration are wa atehed IN Europe with
keener interests than the political
ovements Of the foreig ign powers.
Germany il far better equipped than
Eng land TO resist American conpeti
tipn in steel ana iron. ON the kai.
Ser down 70 the hunb blestS peasant the
empire j S moving forward with mill
Itary precision in the advance upon for.
3eign trad
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
q ! T DI.l i q AlMis i soND.
Western Leauule,

s AT Kansas City. 8; Minnea polls, 4;
Second game, Kansas 1City NJ Minne.
.apolis,
Ats st.S Joseph, e st. Pau, 5. Second
game, Joseph, ST. Paul, }s5
Denver, Omaha, Second
game Denver, s sOnaha 8
colorado Springs, Des
Moines 10: Second game colorado
Springs Des Moines rs
American League. s2S5
aItimore. s; Chicago S.
Philade eIphia, i; Detroit
Boston. Cleve veland s.ss5
ashing tor, 4 MilWauke s.
ationaI Lea que. B.
t Cincinnati s Chicago. 8
AT BTookl !: New X ork
At Boston PhiladeIph phia,
All st. Louis, s tsburg,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
RIGHTS OF { I. I. NEGRO.
English apers DeNotlna Much spacsi
70 the Subject. $sSs

;sEng lisnSt psrs &L1eNpttnq Much Spaca3
AZ the sub iect.
lew York, 4 lAug "a. the London
papers publish article on the objec-
stionss Of the rneri can patrons Of the
ST Ermin's hotel to osnegroes and the
sub bJect as much discussed sinS the no
stels, ayst q London dispateh ii to Thei.
Journal and Advert tiser. Eng glishmen
side theoretic tically With the negroes,
while Anne ericans, as ii III IL, are out.
Sspok ken the other il
Bishop Gaines Of Attlanta, she of the
negro delegates To the Ecumencial
conference who caused the protest.
Siss stu az tie hotel He said III an III
SterYieW
s have been staying IN this hoteIor
and on since the beginning of July,
and was never better treated any
where. regret exceedingly to hear
Mat trouble was caused by the arrival
pfs Bishops Arm e. s,5 Tanner and Der
a rick was II oaris when the pro-
tests were mad q.
have met Americans, even from
Texas. q. J. g Lover the Continent and re-
ceiVeds warm Y greetings from them.
( alD[Iu During my trip through Ho olland, Bel
GUM Ge Gernany Swift erland, Italy and
Franc ce# had not an insult from an
Ameri lean or any one else.
Ss# JAILED from N eWs5 ,ork on the ST.
/ Louis, and ass treated like any other
cabin passenger 5I preached on Sun.
day the req, q,iests Of Senator Mitchell
ssof Oregon and General Grosyenor
4America would be- the best co ountry: in
the wo1Id il coIl ID get rid Sof its race
pre- ejudi lee. 9aboriIlg white men ii
Europe are oppressed as Is the negro
& IA nertca except 81 hen lie is u ques.
;Stion 8of law; $th en- the slaborer has the
same Just tiess as his ii cher brother, es.
pecially In IN land hope to see the
day hen Il. vii he the same Amer,
lea. I,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
EN- ROUTE 10 WASHINGTON.
Judge Noyes Of Alaska Arrives at
%5 Seattle. $ssgt& $st 5&@;

Seattle, Washa Aug. 24.-Judge Ar
thur Il. Moves Of the Second district
OF the United States court for Alaska,
with headquarters at Nome, arrived
here on the Roanoke, en- route TO
Washington. After visiting the CAPT
tai he will return to San Francisco
where he has been cited to appear be-
fore the circuit court of appeals, Oct.
a, in connection with the Nome liti-
cation and the trouble which was the
outcome of the al ointment of Alex
ander Mckenzie as receiver for mines
at Nome. &; .: 5s
Judge Noyes expresses confidence in
his ability to- satisfy the dep partment
of Justice and the circuit court Of the
honesty Of his sanmini istrat ion. ~ S$
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
BIRD S. coLER FOR MAYOR.
Likeiy BE he Anti amrnany

New Al John q. shee-
han Of the Grea ork Democ-s
racy says that The name off City Comp
gtroller Bird ss goier iilI be pres entedj
10 the anti amman onference ON
Sept 81 a candidate for ma t
this eonfe erence viii be- repres senta-
3tfyes Of the Republ lean coua en-
mittee, the Ind dapenda De Denacrafits5
iorga IMITATION, the Citi zen s, ion and
the German American ~ ion 20
Ter was elected comp Her on ae3
lTammany ticket at last city elec-i
ton. s NH
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
Lo3eE s PETERSBURG.

Massachusetts Senator Sightseeing
and r Recuperating. IS
ST Petersburg Senator
Lodge Eof achusetts and his fam
ily have arrived here after brief
visit ito Moscow and WarsaW The
senator declares he is merely ghts
seeing and recup perating nticipating
heavy work this winter as chairman OF
the senate Philip ppine conmi ttee. "a
Senator Lodge leaves here within a
week and return to America in Octo-
her BY way Of Berl
RepresentatiYe 81 OF Connie cticut
has just passed through st. Paterss
burg having been 33s days in reaching
this city from Y1adi divostock.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
Hanged litter NINE YEARS.
Washington durde Pays Penalty
His Crime After Litigation 81
Of Nine Years.
narkabie Case Of Charles w. Nord-
strom and the Laws Delays B;
III His Execution.
Shot and Killed Yonng Mason ID 1sor,
and His g Case Has Been in
Courts Since. 3$:f;

Seattle, Wash, Aug {. n .-s sna aries w \.
Nords dstrom who was hanged in the
garret Of the King county courthouse
to: 30 IA. N. commit ted the Grim for
which he was convicted nine years
ago, Nov. SC. /. ls9 The Nordstrona
case Is celebrated one. having been
fought back and forth In the courts;
for nine years. During that time the
condemned man managed Ito escape
the galloWs several times for on reas3
son or ther. II ordstrom worked
.dufing the fall of l8 91S for Thomas Nj as
son, "a rancher near: Cedar NJ ountain,
in this county He had "a dispute
about the amount Of wa ges due him
The sum involved was g. 3. So. On the
night Of the rnurd ar illiam ason3
was sitting down to ssup pper with his
father Some one fired a shot from
outside the wind oV Young Mason
pitched forward and died in a short
time investigation lowed the prints
OF the murd dererss feet as he stood be
side a fence corner and rested his
Erif on the top raj b The next day Of
Ulcers took up the clas E. 4. The murder,
Eer was tracked over a. long stretch OF
country Several days later Nord-
strom, with d chester rifle Of the
fsame calibre wi ith which the victim;
was murdered, was. arrested on the
railroad track near Cedar NJ fountain.
4 { Told Conflicting Stories.
lon trial he was convicted The case
was ppealed to the supreme court Of
this state which refused to grant a
new trial. Congressman James: Ham
liIton Lewis became associate counsel
In the case. He tough the casein the
federal court on a writ Of habeas cor
pus which was denied ]. He carried the
matter to- the supreme court of the
United States and lost He then; went
to the superior court of King county
land asked for a. commissio of ply
fsicians to examine into the sanity of
Nords dstrom. This was granted. The
4 doctors pronounced the man sane.
Lewis demanded q jury trial as TO
| Nords dstrom,s SAINT he superior
court denied this. III the supreme
|court of this state, Lewis appeal OF
this question was oVerruled Then
! Lewis carried this to the supreme
court Of the United States and he also
applied to the federal court for g writ
OF habeas corpus on the strength Of
the insanity proceedings. The fed
Ieral court refused the writ Lewis car
Iried this to the supreme court Of the
United States also. He was overruled
| in both cases. Since that Lewis has
applied to. federal and superior courts
| for a stay Of edings and has been
refused The entire litigation has
taken nine years. Ss E @s 53:2 s$ I'D
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
NET Ry III KAISER.
King Edward Arrives at . ANiIheifras-
hchs, Prussia.

1Vi1helmsh hohe, Prussia, Aug 49,
King Edward arrived here ait lunch
time and was met at the railroad sta
ton by Emperor nv il liam.
The emperor wore the uniform OF IL;
British admiral the king wore the
uniform Of the Dragon Guards. After
cordial greetings the sovereigna enter
3ed an open carria drawn hy four
shnrsss, and were driven ta the castls
where they had lunc The center
iof the table was adorned with Ehe
Epergna, designed by Enperor ill.
lam as q present fior King ma ward
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
R AeE oL
Pronrinsnt Rnsines AN shot ans
Killed by Foofpads.

Is iile IN ~ poIpa us.
ncoln, eb NJ GIL
Hand a former Iiae ern ber ofR the 1ses5
ssbFaska legis lature and s,Ise he;
most eminent bust mess men Of LIN
colin WAS shot lead ty lllaknown 4 men,
:slpposadly footp lad bod FasE
found on residence street within
4 three blocks of
Ie was shot Ia the breast There.
sw ere mark Of d ggle. ard Mr. asi Is
Hand, coat and shirt we're nearly
torn offff off ON his pockets
were scat tered aIone ii 81 wa test
dents on he sire ett say they heard ai
number hot atid men laterI
wera seen runni u 81 rdered
aan III as I'M arms
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
HEAVY sENTENcE cE I'M sED.
Joint Keeper at a Topeka, Il ana Severe.
80 u Punis d.

Topeka, " "a (sseorge
sKlauer. Joint Isl, & has received the
most severe pena lty for the 81 ton
of the prohibit tory liqner "a " yer Wis
tied an offend 4 II ing the III
years since the cons itntiona amend
ment was adopted.
Justice Disney fined Klauer
sentenced him to $50 days IA iafl.
ard placed him under sI0. 600 bond IS to
appear ins the district court vas
found guilty on s counts Assistant
Attorney General Red dden. who q 81
peared Tor the ST asse WI u set $40 on
each count from the state treasury
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
''8,nfuuuI,a3na,s Gretf,a eresenr IN 3 N cre.

Jeffersonyill lie. Aug. 2 2
dianass Gretna Green IS no more.
County Clerk Carr. and der Attorney
5Generai yIor's order that no rnars
marriage licenses be Issued here to
honsresid ents, has refused 4 to alloR
such licenses hereafter to be issued
from his Office.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
led aver Ma wife. A posse immes
t9diately left. for scene to make ar
Secured consid oney.

sS sibIey, Ills. Aug r obbers en-
tered the office Of the sibley estate Hi Fiji
this village blew open the safe and
secured many valuable papers and
5considerabI money. be exact;
amount cannot be- scertained yet.
The robbers made their ESCAPE.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
loVvA PoPllL lists sM EET.s
State Convention at Des Moines Not
largely Attende ed. 81

Des Moines, Aug 2 - state con-
lvention Of Pop SITS met here to place
g full ticket IN the field. !. Not to ex-
seeed So delegates were present. For:
mer Congressman Weller Of Nashua
probably will be he nominee for gov
sernor. The platform will affirm princi-
pies laid down in Omaha and subse-
qlen platforms declaring for paper
money and coinage Of only enough
silver to meet or dinary demands for
coin. and asking for the bolishment
of the offiees of state printer and
bind 5s ss5Ss1
II is improb able that the silver ques-
,tion will come up ID any way. {s
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
AMOUNTING q 10 4, $50, 900. I
Another Large Invoice of Silk to pc
Seized. $S$ag

Another large Invoice of Silk to Be
Seized.
New York, Aug. "a As an outcome
OF further investig alton by Appraiser
.ofs the Port Wakeman into the alleged
frauds In entering Japanese silks it is
reported that the customs house au.
5thorities will be asked to make one
of the largest seizures vet made at
this port The appraiser said the total
value Of the expected seizure might
amount to SEC, ,00 %.
q would be hi hly 4 imp mproper,8 8 he
added for me to discuss this matter
before my report IS sent To- the col
3lector but yon n ay say that no other
firms than the one orig ginaliy implicit
ed are involved IN the sl Il. irreg alari-
Has ,s
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-24
American Coal E.rsferreds

Rio de Janeiro, Aug he Royal
Mail steamer Nile has brought d sup.
ply Of American coal here Id prefer
Ience 70 the Cardiff coal sold by the
com mpsny own d agents This is the
first Instance Of the kind ID the history
spf the com npany,