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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02
cnNFERRE.s nIsAaREE

WASHINGTON March i--Rather an
unusual deadlock Is la progress on the
,hre submarine boats u the naval bill
Tbs house conterevs DECLINE % report
a disagreement holding that the SEN
ats must arst pass on the mat
nsist-nt
A protracJed contercnce struggle on
the river aRi harbor elll Is Promised
A there ar, ase Items q differences.
t'mr q them uP 10 the millioo-dolar
mark there - Httle prospect q even
a partial agreemeng betors tomoFrov or
SUNDAY
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02

~ ifsvsiiins libraries and rrovldina
f9f ne appointment n state library
r'qisHtirsion ~ manaHe the stne
piyaf'a win eoafilue ~ ihe sH4t y
government N ihla siais N ne houss
fhls an fao0n ths Roth bin bfovldlhr
i8f ~ purchase n ne Thufsion eoua.
~ c9ufi houas fud ~ building n IN
additional wing f1r state capitol puf.
posss was passed BY q vote w. "a ia a.
The bHl wiz nov he cent 10 ne gov.
ernof and VIII IN an probability fe.
celvs hls signature
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02
BIG ANTHRACITE DEAL
-Four Companies Bought by a syndicate
for si,5OO.OcO

SCRANTON. Pa. March Another
UiS anthracite coal deal has been con-.
summated by the purchase Of the Lahln,
Langcliffe, Greenwood and Brooks Coal
Companies. The papers were signed In
New York. -Four collIeries and three
washeries are included In the deal aud
the consideration Is sl.590,OO0
The total output Of the collIeries Is
$4,000 tons per annum. Seventeen
hundred men are employed The pur-
chased companies were owned by Rees
c. Brooks, 7. II. Dale and W. j. Lewis
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02
no MORE pnrzgFroHrrNc
T. Expected Governor VIII sign Pro-
hlbiiory Law Passed by calliof.
MIA Assembly.

SAN FRANCISCO. March LII Gov
ernor Gage signs the bill passed by the
assembly. and there II every indica.
ton that he will. prizehghting In Cali
fornia viii BE- out Of fashion and the
crowd Of Eastern pugilists who are
heading this way viii have TO find some
other port.
The bin makes any sparring contest.
private or public. with or without
gloves felony punishable by a fine not
less than 5000 or more than 5000 and
Imprisonment from one 10 five years
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Murderer said to Have Been a Wealthy
Eastern Man.

SAN FRANCISCO. March l-Adolph
RietE shot and killed woman known
as Rose Thomas and Rose Temple, "
IN Taylor street lodging house to-
night He fired three bullets into her
head. Rietz then placed his revolver
In his mouth and fred The shot viii
probably prove fatal Rietz is said to
be- wealthy Eastern man.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02
SHIRT FACTORY BURNED

PHILADELPHIA, March L. The
shirt manufacturing firm of Tuueman
Brothers & Pagan, at Adams avenue
and Church street, was destroyed by
ire last nisht. Loss t10OOO fully COW
cred By insurance
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02
FRENCH TROOPS LEAVING.

TEN TSIN. Feb 2S.-Gen. voyon.
the French commander, reviewed the
garrison OF 1900 French soldiers sta
toned here yesterday.
II Is reported that 10000 French
troops will return to France In March.
The Tdku harbor is open ana steam
crs are expected TO arrive there shortly.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02
coLoRED MAN WON.
Kid Mcfarland Knocked Out In the
Fourth Round

DENVER. March kid Mcfarland.
" New York, lost to Burdy King col
c~ed ot Denver, in the fourth round
Il Wnat vas 20 have been ten-round
go before the Colorado Athletic Club to-
night
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02
ALLIES PREPARING
FOR EXPEDITION
u Chinese Court Proves RecaIci.
irant War VIII Be Re.Opened.
MklNLEY WANTS PEACE
Al ASy Prize. Says LSsaos Times Rssslass
Are T'klaE Advantage si SliusIIoa
10 Make separate Terms
With cblss.
M'KlNLEY WANTS PEACE

LONDON. March THE German.
French and British commissioner. says
the Pckn correspondent of the Post
have ordered the continuation Of prep.
hrations Tor the expedlilon into the in
terror In the event ~ the cour, being
iccnlriirant.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02
WARREN TO BE REPAIRED.
About $4,000 viii BE Expended on
L. S. Transport.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-The
United States transport Warren Is to
h, repaired at an expense Of $4,000
before she again goes to sea The
work will be completed In about three
months.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02
OIL IN NEW MEXICO.
Found az Depth OF Eighty Feet Near
Texas Line.

BARLSEAD. y. NJ. March lon
has been struck thirty miles below this
place near the rex7s state line. u was
found at depth ot so feet and dubbed
up from the bottom Of the wen IKE
a spring
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02
TRANSPORT MEADE ARRIVES


SAN FSNNVtS,O, Marvh t-rhe
transport Nea.ts arrived fyom Maun,
tbs attegno'n. rhe sliiers and clvD-
ans ab,ari ths My1ie numbered sSl
rhsre wv "a men who hal bcen DE-
PoFsd tr'm Jhe Ph.lPPlnss b. the mill
.ttry autbeVigh'a
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02
ANS NArioN N jan
Returns Nalunlafuy ta Bst Cuui April
fvrm "a Court

ruFGNA March D Mrs caFrie Ma
t.on m htaaas Joint fmsp.her ar
ri,gt aerg gha maruirs AMT ssnt az
'ucs 90 tae youniy hlL ehcr, ths gave
nerasIf nla custody llsr Eaaa bond
w.st eaneeliea tler rt,l eomea up AZ
IN. 1lrH nrm af court
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02

CORVALLIS. Ovt. Msnch john
Aarue't tn tx-supgvms iujge 1f Ors-
x,n aut WeIi-kneeu iurst I.ed this
altsruoon
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02

N'NAflA N1sOh rhs ssnala ,a.s
t'tsgnosa paaet tns heuss alii proyti-
ns o. ths sslaaliaament af agslaus
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02

hui tlr Fureatsc af raarsl8n tuuay
taurt h1tlse uts frlsaed uoth
tinuaas
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02

CHICAGO. March Wheat. May.
opening. 15h0l6, closing. T5h075h.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02
WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, March l.-wheat. wal-
Ia Walla. 55056.
SAN FRANCISCO. March t.--Wheat.
May. 99 cash. %.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02

LIVERPOOL. March L. Wheat.
MAY. g. 2iAd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-27
The paper with largest circulation NTH island
Este peri6dico es Ell de mas circulation en- Ia isIa
CUENTOS Y NARRAC|0NES
Un buen amigo

No importa. La acompaiiar6 gustoso du-
rante tu ausencia.
Los dos amigos no tuveron tempo de Sc
guir discutiendo, puesto one acababa de pre-
sentarse Juliana en- el cafe. Mzotte Sc la pre-
sent6 su colega Sc encamin6 presuroso
la peluquerfa.
AL cabo de algunos mnLtos de silencio,
tuvo Ravelin la franqueza de reconocer que
Juliana era, en- realidad, una criatura encan
tadora Despu6s Sc pusieron hablar, el de
su ofcina ella de su taller de modista, y, al
fin, recay6 la conversation sobre Mozotte.
Els una persona excelente-dijo Juliana.
i All 81 no fuese por su ligereza de
caracter estarfa hoy en- muy buena posici6n
--Pero todayfa es j6ven, con Ell item
po
Hay en- esta 6poca tantos hombres Sc
rios y formales, que casl no queda sito para
los que no 10 son.
-Pero tiene talento buena voluntad.
ST; adn no Sc ha perdido todo Sin en-
bargo su igereza no inspira condanza alguna
q sus jefes, nj debe inspirarsela tampoco a las
mujeres. Cana POGO sueldo no tiene aho-
rros de ningGn genero 6Qu6 esperanzas pue-
de ofrecer ese hombre a dade? La miseria
81 queda cesante. Hace un instante COMPARE
bamos 6l y yo su situaci6n y la mia. Yo he
Sido sempre un hombre serio, que fuerza de
6rden de economic he legado labrarme
una desahogada posic6n. 81 me ocurriera
una desgracia, estoy al abrigo de cualquier
catastrofe que pudiera caer sobre mi y 81 me
deiaran cesante mi reputation me permitiria
encontrar embellishments otro destino,'
-iPobre Mizottel 6sabe nsted que no es
para halagar nadie 10 que ACADIA usted de de-
cirme?
-Ademas, es un hombre sumamente vo-
luble, mientras que 20 soy una persona forma-
llsima Que ha conservado su libertad, resneto
no perderla por una mujer cualquiera. Pero
hay momentos en- que la casuaidan hace que
Sc eneuentre de pronto oil ser al cual desea
uno asociar su destno Comprendo perfecta-
mente el afecto que siente por usted Mizotte,
confeso que envldiola suerte de- mi amigo.
Pero 10 que no comprendo es que una mujer
como usted...
En- aquel instante pas6 una horista la
| que Ravelin compr6 I'm rame de rosas, con ell
que obsequi6 Julana.
-iPobre muchachoi-exclam6 Gsta.-aY
| trabaia usted en- la misma oticina?
ST; uero gano ciento cincuenta frances
mas que Ell.
~GDe veras9
--oL
De repente present6se Mizotte, ell cual su-
| pllc6 Juliana y q Ravelin que lie dispensaran
su tardanza, ocasonada por un amigo que le
| habia detenido en- la cae
A los pocos momentos lsvantaronse los
| tres con objeto de partir.
--Graclas, amigo m1o-dijo Mizotte-por
ell favor que acabas de dispensarmeI iHasta
| maiianal.n
-Hasta ma1ana-contest6 Ravelin.-Pe-
70 advlerto que pagar6 el ajenio, con Ia espe-
rama de que la se1ora sera de la partda.
-~iYa 10 creo-~dijo Juliana, --Acepto con
| mucho gusto gu nvtaci6n.
Y mtentras Mizotte pagaba ell gasto, ana
di6 en- voz baja;
lie suplico q usted que sea puntual ...
Montiovaux
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-27
FUERTEs CHIN0S
DESNINADOSPARA SER DESTRUID0S

Cos commentaries de los diversos contin-
gentes extrangeros Sc reunieron hace POGO en-
los cuarteles del Conde Walderese, deci6iendo
destruir todos los fuertes en- Takd, Tien, Tsin,
Peitang Shanhaikwan, a 10 largo del ferro-
carril dentro de una zona de 2000 metros de la
lfnea. Tamb6n han resuelto destruir todos
los campamensos arsenales excepto ell del
Oeste en- Tien Sin, que Sc nsara como ALOHA
miento para la guardia mitar permanente.
Entire Pelln y Shanoalkwan Sc estableceran
diez puestos con una guarnlei6n de 5000 hom-
bres Dos mil soldados estacionados en- Ten
Sin seis mil temporaImente completaran esa
guarnici6n. Adn no Sc ha deciddo ell nGmero
de fuerzas que permaneceran en- Pekn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-27
$ A. R-A-

Huye Abraham Bgiptoi bios 10 quere
IVA de Asiongaber toca la orfla /
' entire todo su aiuar solo prefere
nrna que. a.. esconde cuyo tondo brlla.
De aguieros cribada esta la urna
viva luz difunde y grato aroma
W en- la estfellada soledad nocttrna,
va cuando ell alba en- ell 0riente asoma.
Llega q un portazgo c6branle tribute;
les ambar? le demanda e publicano
Yo pagar6 por el mas alto fruto
si os place, diio, y respetad mi arcane.
5Seran rubies que la TERRA esconde
del Yran en- ell f6rtil paraiso?
Decid visjero, y Abraham responder
pagar6 por rubfes 81 es precise.
Mas ell esbirro de la ley, cnrioso,
otra vez le pregunta Gson acaso
perlas de Ofr?-Resp6ndee orgulloso:
por perlas pagar6, dejadme paso.
Y atentando la urna mano avara,
los oios at6nitos SO ofreee
en- casta desnudez la linda Sara,
nevada llrio que en- Sichem forece.
Codicia de Moab de ldumea,
asf viaiaba la gallarda esposa
del gran patriarca de la estirpe hebrea
como entire espinos la encendida rosa.
Deiad que marche en- 6xodo tranquilo
el snciano guardian de su decoro
ell Lotto azul del misterloso Milo
sirva de lecho tan gentil tesorO.
Miguel Sanchez Pesquera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-27
LaCuraCi6n de la veiez

En Nueva York coutindan las experien-
cias de la curaci6n de la vejez
Los dos vlejos sometidos al doctor Berman
han recibido la tercera inyecci6n de glicero-
fosfato de sodio, ambos presentan va sfnto-
mas precursores de la accl6n del medicamen-
to, sintlendo ligeros dolores en- las articulacio-
mes, 10 cual dieen los medicos que es buena se-
f1al
Tienen, ademas, los dos ancianos mejor
color, habiendo disminufdo la debilidad ha-
cl6ndose ell andar mas SECURE menos lnclna-
do.
Esperase obtener resultados coneluyentes
fines de esta semana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-27
Fra Diavolo
Ell CANAL De PANAMA

E seiior Carlos Martinez Silva, Ministro
Plenipotencisrio de Colombia, visit6 Ell de-
partamento de Estado para conferenciar con
Mr., Hay acerca de las proposciones de venta
de las obras del Canal de Panama los Estados
tnidos. El sefior Silva trata en nombre de
Mr.. Hutin, presidente de la cOmpailfa del ca
nal, y es con tai caracter que ha sOmetido la
consideration del contralmirante Walker, pre-.
Sidente de la cOmis0n norteamericana que es-
tudia ell asunto del canal los ofrecmientoS de
venta que haceu sus Representatives. El senior
Silva manifesto que, respecto q la suma que
aspiran los actuales duenos de la concession,
serla f ada de com6n acuerdo por dos exper-
tos uno que nombrarfan los Estados Undos
y otro la compahla del canal, estipulandose
que, en- case necesaro, ambas parties designa
rian un tercero que Servirfa de arbitro en- la
decision de los primeros.
La Comisi6n norteamerlcana estim6 pri-
nero que ell canal podria valer en- ell estado en-
que Sc encuentra actualmente, 170 millones de
frances mas tarde aument6 esa suma hasta
200 millones.
Mr. Hutin Sc habfa opuesto hasta ahora
la venta de los derechos de la compa1ia. Guam
do gestionaba recientemente en- los Estados
unidos en- asuntos relaclonados con la EMPIRE
sa de la cual es presidente, aunque ofrecia la
mayorfa de las acciones, nunca quiso deSha-
cerse de la totalldad de elias.
El sentimiento pdblico de los Estados Uni
dos ha sido siempre contrario la idea de una
asociaci0n entire ell gobierno y una empresa
particular Sc desea que cualquera que sea ell
Canal que Sc abra-Panama Nicaragua-sea
de sexcIusiva propiedads de los Estados Uni
dos. Por esta raz6n fu6 cue en- su informe
prelminar al Cougreso norteamericano, recha-
10 la Comis6n Walker las proposiciones ante
rjoras de Mr. Hutin.
En- ese informe decia ell contralmirante Wal
ker que ell Canal de Panama costaria 60. 600 600
de dollars menos que ell de Nicaragua, no obs
tante la menor extension de esta via teniendo
ademas aou6l sobre este la ventaja de ser mas
recto pero que, vista por los miembros que
componian la Comisi6n, la imposibiidad de que
los Estados Unidos Sc hIeeran Sduefios exelu-
sivoss del Canal de Panama por la sctltud In
transIgente de Mr.. Hutin, eoncluian recomen-
dando la ruta de Nicaragua.
Sc supone Que Mr.. Hutin habra reci-
bido lnstruccones de la Compafifa que repre-.
seuta, encaminadas al traspaso complete de la
empresa & los Estados Unidos, qulzAs eonslde.
rando aouella que este es ell solo medic que
existe para dar Gina Ia terminaci6u de las
Obras del Canal de Panama
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-27
Miguel Sanchez Pesquera.
EI hambre en- Court

Mensaieros llegsdos de Singan I'd, con-
irman 10 existencls del hambre en- aquella
provIdencia, dan detalles acerca de sus es-
tragos. Sc estluan en- 5000 personas dlarias
las victimas del hambre.
Dlez sells Coclnas p6blicas para proper
rionar rancho al pueblo Sc han estsbecido,
pero resnltan insufcientes para eyitsr Ia NOR
kalldad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-27


Falleci6 e dia % nuestro querido amigo
don Genaro Lorenzo Diaz, i6yen muy aprecia-
do en- esta Sociedad por sus exceentes cuai-
dades.
Enviamos sus deudos entire los que Sc
cuentan enthusiasts correligionarlos nuestros,
ell sincere testimonio de nuestra profunda
pena.
Asisti6 al entlerro numerosa concurrencia,
en- que estaban representadas todas las cIases
sociales, Ell f6retro lucia tres coronas; una
artificial Y dos de flores naturales.
Ell parroco doctor don Quintin Perdomo
acompah6 ell cadaver hasta ell cementerio,
pues dfcho ioven estuvo mucho tempo en-
pleado en- la iglesa.
dres M6ndez Liciaga.
Algunos i6venes de esta ocaldad Sc pre-
paran para ngresar en- ell proteSorado.
Tuvim0s ell gusto de saludar en- estos dias
a nuestro distinguido correligionario de Maya
gHez don Constantine Fernandez, quien ell lu-
nes regres6 su residencis.
E articulo En- compdhd, del nuevo direc~
tor de LA DEMoCRACIA, ell gallardo escritor y
poeta don Jose Munoz Rivera, ha sdo efdo
tan hermoso trabaio,
Sigue mas aliviada de la enfermedad que
le retiene en- CANA la distinguda senora dofa
Violante Rabell de Rodriguez Cabrera.
Que Sc restablezca del todo cuanto antes
son nuestros deseos.
La troupe de aiicionados de este pueblo,
que tan notables aptitudes demuestra para ell
cultivo del arte esc6nico, ha dado principle
los ensayos de Electra bajo la competente di-
recci6n del doctor Rodriguez Cancio.
I'll papel de la protsgonlsta esta cargo
de la bella simpatica senorita Carmn Janer,
la cual dada las condolences que la alderman,
sabra desempenarlo marayilla, obtenendo
muchos aplausos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-27
San Sebastian

Por iniciativa de las simpaticas se1ortas
Maria Garcia y Conception Lopez del joyen
doL 4erminio M6ndez, han d&do principle en-
ell temple catolico las festas de las flores en-
honor la Virgen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-27

Ha regresado de su viaje la Capital,
donde fu6 llamado por ell Tesorero Mr.. Holan-
der, nnestro amigo don Jose Gonzalez Her
nandez, popular alcalde de este pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-27
MOntjoyeuz
Tribunales de justicia

Sc ha denegado en- la Oorte suprema de
San Juan los sguiente fecursosi
Uno interpuestO por Elias Ayala Trinidad
en- causa sobre hurto otro establecido por don
Can1ido Garcia Coban contra auto de la Curte
de la capital en- pleito civil seguido don Jose
NevaTez Landr6n en- cobro de un cr6dito hipo.
tecari0.
Han sido estimados, uno que present6 don
Guiltermo Laborde contra un auto de la Cor
te de Ponce en- la promoci6 del lnicio testa-
mentaro de dofo Isabel Perez de Lsborde ;
otro que interpuso Segnndo Perez contra SEN
tenca de la Corte de Mayagtiez, en- cansa So
bre violaci0n.
Ell Tribunal de Dlstrito de Ponce interesa
la busca, captura prisi6n de Manuel Lopez
Suarez. tip6grafo, procesado por estafa ell de
Areclbo la de Manuel Sanchez Lorpnzana, res.
ponsable de un delito de hurto Ramon Me-
uina acusado de estafa por Eugeno Serrano.
El juzgado de Yauco requisitorla igual-
mente al cartero Juan Cintr6n Gonzalez.
Por ell iuez municipal de Rio-piedras SO
ha condenado q Francisco Madonado, Limo
Rodriguez Juan Reyes, a la pena de sells me-
sells de arresto m tyor que extinguira en- la car
eel Puerta de Puerta de TERRA, en- causa so.
bre hurto do reses.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-08
Ns URA NOE STATISTICS.

The Weekly Underwater, one ofsthe
leading insurance periodicals published
in New York city, has prepared q
table of ratios by states, giving the
fire risks written, the amount OF prem
inms paid, the rate, losses paid and the
loss ratio covering a period of many
years. These tables are interesting,
particularly to insurance men, as wei:
as those interested in the gradual de-
sYelopment of the insurance business.
In North Dakota this table covers a
period OF twelve years from 1889 to
1900 Inclusive and shows that the total
amount d risks taken in those ear
aggregate $2s55,O19,Is6, while the
premiums paid in that time reach the
enormous sum OF $ ,147. The av-
erage rate paid was2.M per cent and
the loss rate I. The greatest loss
rate was in so and the lowest in
1892 and 1896. n comparison with
other states named, North Dakota has
exceeded the following in the amount
80 premiums paid during that twelve
year period: Delaware, South Dakota,
Utah, West Virginia, luaho and Me-
vada- - 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-08
Hoods S~ar.sapaFikya
REVIEW TABLE /.

What#To Eat for June is particularly
interesting. Helen Bertha Crane writes
o college Dinners" Nellie Coleman
describes an t:Al Fresco Wedding" DR..
Felix Oswald in his second series of
international Food Studies" writes
on Germany. There is a capital story
by Edward Walter Dawson on the
"True Mint Julep, and How it Was In
troduced into the South "Tad" De-
Weese gives an article on the Tabloid
craze. This magazine contains an.
unusual number Of entertainments,
poems, stories, table decorations, and
receipts. Poster Cover-.Four and
Twenty Blackbirds Baked in a Pie
BY Melvill.
~ 4 i = -
The Designer for July is replete
with dainty designs for summer cos
tunes and millinery, set forth for FEM
mime approval in the most attractive
and artistic manner, and accompanied
by practical and explicit advice for
their duplicate construction. The in
fuenee Of the coming Fourth is evi-
dent in this issue, which contains sug-
gestions for "a Red, White and Blue
Party" and numerous patriotic selec-
lions for recitation. Safety Iii the
Water is a timely article which
should be. Of value now the season for
sojourning at watering places is APP
preaching Modern Laces" illus
trates some beautiful specimens of this
flnly needlework; The Library of
Today gives details for the fitting III;
OF the family reading room, and The
paper, On The Cultivation OF the
Voice viii doubtless prove Of Al;
much interest to the amateur prima
donna as Choosing a Profession for a
Boy Or Girl viii to many a perplexed:
parent. 81 e
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-08
COURT IN EMMoNs COUNTY.

( Judge Winchester has been holding
court in Emmons county this week.
Miss Bessie Waggoner is acting as
court stenographer. Attorney Regis
ter has also been attending court. The
first case tried was that Of the State
VS.. Bartu. The case was n of
shooting with intent to KILL" it being
alleged that Bartu had fired two re-
volver shots at his father-in-law, John
Wolf. States Attorney Lynn being
a brother-in-law of defendant, the
court appointed MIR. Armstrong to
prosecute. The defense was conducted
by F. H. Register, Of Bismarck, and
Mr.: Lynn. The a occupied the en-
tire day and a night session. At the
close of the night session the jury re-
tired, and next morning about 8 o'clock
returned a verdict OF mot guilty"
Armstrong prosecuted; F. II. Register
and Lynn defended, 81. ,ss
Wednesday morning a jury was
quickly secured in the case Of the
State VS.. John Yorgensen. This was
. charge identical with the Bartu com
plaint-"shooting with intent to kill
The jury in this cas also returned a
verdict OF mot guilty" Lynn prose-
cuted and Armstrong defended.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-08
DOCTORS GO WEST.

A special train passed through the
city this afternoon, bearing a large
number OF physicians who have been
attending the annual meeting at ST.
Paul, TO the Yellowstone National
park. There were about $50 physi-
clans in the party, and a special train
was placed at their disposal by the
Northern Pacific. The train comprised
ten Pullman cars, a baggage car and
two diners. There were doctors on
the train from all parts Of the United
States, many Of them accompanied by
their wives and families. They were
q Jolly lot, and are taking q temporary
rest from pills. capsules, scalpels and
artiseptics. They VIII make the tour
of the park and then return east.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-08

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Announcement. 4
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