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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-26
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neber Die NnitelIuns fpeiterer beutz
ic]er prufefpren on Der Columbia
l1niberiitdt piro aus Hsp Yorf se>
fdrieben:
Der Nufii9tsratb Der Columbia
lniberiitGt hielt feline lebte SiBung
DDr ben sroben 5erien ab unb nabm
babel einige befpnbers fir bic Oeuiz
fhen iebr intereHante grnennungen
Dor. profeiIor 5riebri9 6irtb BON
Der nniperiitGt Miinden tpurbe auf
ben fiiralt9 gefdaffensn Dean 2ungz
2ehrituhl bes gbineiiIden bsrufsn,
nel9e Stellung er i'm 5erbi antreten
fol. profef1or 0irtb, Der iebt So
Sabre alt 1T, trat 1870 in ben dine
iifden 3ollDienit Elm, le6te bon 1870
biz 1877 in Canton unb bann Biz
1883 in Sbansbai. Sn lsbtsrer @tdbt
beihdftigte er ith nit itati1tiIden Dr.
beiten iiber ben 6anbel gbina's. Bon
1890 Bis 1895 lebte er in 6onafong
unb fpirtt fsit 1897 an ber uniperiitGt
Miin6en. CT gilt als einer Der beiten
Genner Der 6anoelsebrbdltniffe beg
NeiAs Der Mitte unb ala Der arDBte
aenner dineiiider &unit. @ein
6auptituoium be3ieht fi9 auf ben 3uz
fammenbang 5tpiiden europdifder
unp aineiifher 2ultur. Oie He1ultate
ieiner Gorldunsen psrben bon Der
Raiierliden Mtdbsmie ber gDifTens
ihaften in ct. peterburg publicirt.
Nuf etnem 2ehrtubl fir Iocials
Gtbif, Der fiir5lih g1tiftet fporben ift,
ipurDe Or. Gelir MDler berufen. Or.
Mbler abfolDirte Columbia College i'm
Sabre 1870 unb mabte 1873 in 6ei>
b<lberg bas pbilofopbif9e DOCTOR
@gamen. 3tpet Sabre lang tpirfte er
als prDfeffor Der bebrdiihen nnb
orientaliihen Qiteratur an Der gors
nenJ1lniperfitdt. 1876 griinDete er bic
Rem yorfer @eIellfhaft fit etbii6e
Ruliur. Or. Mbler tpirb feline 5tene
i'm syebrnar n. s. arltreten.
Dr. Mbrabam syaeobi, profeHor fit
Rinberfranfheitsn an Der Columbia
llniDeriitdt, ipurbe auf ieinen Antrag
Ieiner Gtelle entboben unb gum Yro~
jtjTpr emeritus gtmaht. ST. syacobi,
ber isbt n Sabre aft 1T, mahte fein
&rdmsl auf BET unineriitGi Bonn i'm
sy0hre 1851. Gsit 1870 III * flinis
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gte inpn1fIa1e @1nrt.te.
M;e Der tiiralt4 betannt getporbet

W;e ber fiirali9 bstannt genorbens,
bonn Sabre 1904 ab in &raft tretenbe
iapaniide Slottenbermebrunssplan,
Der 6en8au BON 10 srDberen unb flei=
neren ariessf9iffen uno BON IS Sorz
pebofabroeugen forbert, erfennen lGbt,
1T bic iapanif9e Marinepsrtpaltuns
eifrig barauf beba9t, Sapan bur9
cine bergrDberte unb binii4tlt9 ibres
taftif6en Wertbes allen mobernen
Inforberungen entipredenbe ariess@
flotte bic @ormadtfelluns in Ben
ofaiiotif4en @eipdhern gu 1idern.
Mit biefsr 8ermebrung Der Rriegs=
flotte bat bic gntpidelung Der iapd=
nif4en 9anbelsflotte slei9en @1ritt
sebalten. No9 i'm Sabre 1886 beiaB
Sapan nur etnen Oampfer nit mebr
als 5000 Spnnen Displacement, se=
gentpGrtig be5iBt es beren bereits 81.
8e1onbers in ben lebten bier Sabren
bat ii9 Der Beitanb Der 9anbeIsma>
rtne an Oampfz unb Segelfhiffen er@
beblib permebrt. Die 3abl ber
5ra9tbampfer ittes bon 627 nit runb
100000 Sonnen ..1abefdbisteit i'm
Sabre 1898 auf 942 nit 5557, 900
Sonnen i'm Sabre 1901; in berIelben
periobe 1T bic 3abl Der Gegelidiffe
nabesu nm bas 3panaigfade, nGmli9
BON 174 auf 3416 Sabraeuse, tire
Sonnage BON 24,000 auf 315,500
Sonnen seitiesen. Srob biefes bsbeu>
tenben 3uDa9fes an Rriegsz unb
9anoelsfabraeugen, bic einen febr err
beblih geiteigerten 8ebarf bonBerufsz
feeleaten erforberlidb madten, lit io<
tpobl in Der Rriessflotte tpie in Der
6anoelsmarine unter ben Officieren
unb Mannfdaften bas fremblGnbif9e
Clement iebr fbpah bertreten. BON
1912 SAiffszOfficieren unb Snge~
nieuren, Die iih i'm 8eiibe zines
9hiffsfiibrungsaeusnii1es befinben,
finb nur 304 Musl6nber. sSn Der
iapanifben Ganbelsmarine iinb 279O
Sngenienre in DerfbieOenen GtslIunz
gen thGtig.
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nuch ihr. 8. Qluf benz MuuDidlbobsn
Der MaifTiffippi Z Nieberungen bisnt lit
ba3u, ben Boben bon itauenber ytdns
All befreien, oie:.iie burd ibr iippigss
BlGttertpsrt perbunitet; dnf bislsBetis.
erbGlt lie ben 8oben in bem 3uitar1be.
Der 5u elmer rafden 6ulpeterbilbunsl
tpdbrenb bes san3en Sommers gseigs
net lit. 10. Sic liefert grObe Mengen
Nabrlns fiir Menf9en unD Wieb.
Mit alien biefen 8oraiissn 1T es ni1t
5u Deripunbern, bab iie Der uGNe oes
5iibens" senannt niro. Wenn lts re@
gelmdBig als eine benz Spitem ra!ioe
neller JrudtfOlse einDerleibte pflan3e
CUR Derpenbnng gelangte, 10 ipiirDe
Der 8pDen in bieier Gesenb anGruAt@
BARRETT balb benz 3uftanb sleidfom<
men, in neldem er ii9 bel ieiner Hrz
barma6ung befdno."
@inige @iebfiitte
runs s~Hegeln. Mnes iuitse 8ieb
mub, ipenn es fdnelI unb frdftig
na1len ion, 5ittter in btnrei9enber
nnb bon gutter, ndbrenber 8ei9affena
belt erbalten. Sunge Sbiere, bic i'm
Waast9um bsgriffen iinb, miiKsn
bauptfd6li9 nit eitpeibrei9en, ltid<
itDffhaltiger Tutternitteln ernGbrt
iperben, bic blutbilbenb ptrfen.
Sbiere, gum 3ugbienit beitimmt, alio
befonbers pferbe, Diirfen ni9t gu piel
fettbilbenbes Sutter erbalten, neil iie'
fonf fettleibig perben unb bic Mlns=
felfraft gefdpddt ipirb. unmittelbar
na9 anitrengenber Mrbeit iollte ntdt
glstA 5utter gegeben iperben, neil bds
&Orperipftem oann mod gu erregt unO
oft audi erbtbt lit. Das 5utter, in
foldem 3uitante oenoifen. tptrb nidt
rt4ttg unb gut Derbaut unb tann bes=
balb su manderlei Rranfbeiten glnz
itoB geben. Man eebe unter 5olben
nmitdnben lieber ben Sbisren erit eine
piertel ober balbe Stunbe &ube, bebpr
gefiittert tpirb. 8ei anbdltenb am
itrensenber Nr6eit miiFsn bic 3us=
there Rraftfutteraulase erhalten; aur
3eit Der Rube barf man tbnen aber
au9 ni6t gu biel Dom 5utter abbrez
6en, Damit tie ni9t gu Iebr entfrdftet
itnb, tpenn anitrengenbe Mrbeit tpiez
oertebrt. Oas fir iebe Mabl3eit nD=
tbige Syutter fpllte cen Sbieren ni9t
auf einmal sereiht iperben. 8eim
Srefen fommt Spei9er unb 59aum
in bas Sutter unb es pirb bur9 ben
MtNm Der Sbtere ertpdrnt. gs ipirb
ibnen cunn lei9t gum gfel, lie ipeisern
fid, bas lebte gu freifen unb piel 5utz
ter niro cuf bieie Mrt beri9penbet.
Gs muB Orbnung in Der Iutterasit
unb 2etnli6teit in ben Rrippen berr=
iden. Die 5iitterul1s mub itets our
beitimmten 3eit sei9eben. Oie SUIT
terga6en miifen ii9 INNER sleid
blet6en, es ion ntdt 5u elmer 3eit tas
Sutter i'm lleberfluB gerei9t perben
unb gu elmer anDeren 3eit tpieber niht
binreiheno. 0ie Rrippen linb bor ie=
Der friihen Sutterga6e bon ben l1sber=
reiten gu reinigen, 10 baB ni9t Sdue@
runs entftebt. S9nelle l1ebersdnse
BON einem Suthrmittsl gu einem anbe@
rem itnb au bern1etben. Ser @riab Ell
neg Sutkrmitkls bur9 Elm anberes
ioI nurn ah unb na6 gel9eben; be-
fonbers 1T 8orf9t nDtbis beim gntz
pDbnen Der iunsen Sbiere bon Der
Muttermild. = 5al5 bilbet eirren
tpi4ttgen 8eitanb4hetl bes Sbierf0r=
pers, es ipielt cine senidtise RolIe Bel
Der grndbruns bes Sbieres unb CUR
grbaltung Der @eiunbbeit. gs befOr=
bert oprsusstpeiie bic 8erbauuns. gs
mnB alien Sbieren in binreidsnbem
Wfabe aereidt iperben.
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Atnsrikn.tiTh,rA Arnri nritrkti,tnetr

gin3is in ihrer Dirt piirfte pobl bic
Doppelfirma y9un6s uno 8annon" in
g2ep Worf fein. 3ablreibe 2anobdu@
Ter an Der Riifte BON sSerisp, mad ben
pldnen bieier iunsen Mrditeftinnen
ausgefiibrt, seben .3eusniB BON ibrem
fiinftlerifhsn @efhmud. ssSbr Sauptz
tpert. elm plan fir Muiter=Nrmen@
pobnansen, bat bic 8epunberung Der
Sahleute auf bieiem 8ebiete errest,
gls man 'bie gldne Sir Sibneb Wa=
tsrlon, benz Setter Der .geieniGaft
fir ber6eiferte Wohnungen in 2pnbon"
DDrlegte, fagte er begeiIert: nOds iinb
bic beiten pldne fir pereinselte Wob=
nungen, bic ih bisber geleben babe,
Die sef9idteiten unb genialiten."
Oiefe bei6en iunaen Mdbden ftuz
birten bic Mrmennnbnungsfrage in
febr praftif9er Weiie. Sabrelang
fprahen unb sriibelten lie iiber ibre
pldne; enbli9 faBten iieys ben gnt=
f9luB, in bas 5a6ritbierter iiber5uz
fiebeln unb 6ort senau 10 fpie Die Sdz
brifdrbeitertnnen gu lebsn. 9lus eigez
ner Mnfdauung lsrnten lie ale Inbe=
qaemlibfeiten, bic unseIunbe hinge
bung llnb bic 16le9ten geIunDbeitliz
hen 8erbdltnihe fennen, unter benen
ibre armen Mitf6psitern gu leiGen
bdben.
Damn madten tie iid an Die idpie=
rise Mr6eit, einen Ylan gu 5ei9nen,
Der ben 6auptiibeln Der Irmenpo6z
nungen abbelfen iollt. Gr feIt Elm
6aus bar nit einem 5ieselseoedten
gingang unb einem Slur, Ger porz
aellanipdnbe bat. Den Mlittelpunft
bes 8ebdubes btlbet Elm 6of. Sebes
@emah bat feinen etsenen Balloon.
Sonobl in Der sSrpnt fpie i'm Hiiden
6es 9ebdubes iinb Rettunssieitern
angebra4t. Cine eleftriI4e 8osen=
lidtlampe i'm 6of pirb iGmmtli9e
Simmer bes 6auies beleu9ten. Oas
nit einsm q Weeter 6oben geldnber
Deriebene Dad lit gum 2ufti9Dpfsn
Der 8etpobner beitimmt. Cine ab=
fdiiTi9 HDbre CUR Mufna6me Der
Mihe unb Elm praftiiher Weullbebdl>
ter erleoigen Etc Nbfanfrage. Oen in
Der Resel 10 f9tper gu lOienoen Mufz
gdben Der inneren Qusitattung Der
Acknowledgment (ipie seniigenbes
2i4t. Reinli6teit unb geiunbbeitli9e
Borrt9tungen) ipirD in gldnaenber
Weiie entiproden. Der sanse plan
seidnet ii6 burd 9enauigfeit in ben
@inaelbeiten, bur6 Haumsriparnib
unb Sur4 8equemli9feit Der Wobz
nunsen aus. 9dbei muR iia bas
Rapitdl nit Der -0ur9I6nittsmietbe
BON % Dollars fir bic Mo6s san5
anfebnli9 ber5inTen. Cine @eie[lz
f9aft fat i'm Weften Retp gprfs Elm
8runbftiid ansefauft, auf benz Der
Plan Ger beiben erniten uno itrebIaz
men Mdb6en leiner 9ertptrfliauna
entsesengebt. ns6riaens lit DieIes
Muiter fir MuIter=Nrbeiterlpobnunz
gen niat ibre einaige Notwithstanding
2etitung. Sic baben aud bic PlGne
au bem iogenannten 5lprencezRranz
fenbaus in San 5rancisco geliefert.
(Weitl. poft.)
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a AtttrrfkntttrdJe 1tttn ne1,trd,r
Unttrurre1ts.

Nus BaIbinstpn ihreibt man:
rDas i'm Sabre 1853 an Der Gtelle bes
palaifes &arls bes 9rpBen i'm aotbi<
fden5tbl erbaute Ratb6aus suMaden,
ipeoteG Der 81 Meter lange unb 10
Wleter breite &uilerIaal i'm sSnnern
oehel6en ipirb iebt nit Sannenbol3
aus Georgia renobirt. Galifornif9e
pfldumen unb 8irnsn perben beute
i'm Oeutf9en Ret6e ben frii6er 10 Be-
riibmten Srii9ten aug benz naben Sta
lien, Serbien unD 8osn;en pprgeaogen,
unb ameritanifds MaI6inen tperben
our gerbefferuns Der Waherpsrfe
Ma6ens bsnubt."
90 betbt es an elmer StelIe bes BON
Wtr. 5reberid @mprp, benz gbef bes
Bureaus fiir auspdrtigsn 6anbel perz
Dffentlt9ten tnterehanten Musause
aus nGommercialHelations for 1901"
9urG ben sanoen 8eri9t aie6t iin
aber pie Elm rotber 5aben Der Mngitz
ihret nt9t nur bes gompilators, ionz
bern audi oer amerifanii9en gonIuln
in Oeutl9lanb: ,Die Deuti9en ma=
6en ale amsrifanif9enSa Sabrifprobufte
10 tdui9enb na9, Dab Die Sanitation
ni6t mebr bom amerifdniIhen prpz
buff 81 unter1heiben lit unb bemielz
BEN eine gang sefdbrlide gonturrena
maht!"
Mfr. gmorp fast in ieinem Nusaus
unter Inoerem:
nSrob Der in Oeutfhlanb berri9enz
ben geiddftli9en Depreiiion iit bic
ginfubr amerifaniider Waaren in itee
ter 3unabme besriffsn, tpie bies aus
ben 8eri6ten unferer gonfularbeam=
ten in beutf9en Stdbten beutli6 berz
porsebt. nnfere MDbel Fnb Guberit
beliebt unb geiu9t, namentlid bic fir
Ginri9tung unb Mustattung bon
gomptoirs, Embellishments unb
Beamten=&analeien beitimn1ten. l1nz
iere S9reibttfhe, pulte unb SeiTel,
iareibt gpnsul s, u, Man in 8reslau
tn feinem 8eri1t, tperben in alien
WeObelbanbluneen 8reslau's borrdtbig
gebdlten. Mnbere goniularbeamte err
pdhnen 'bieIel6en Mrtifel, aIein gonS
Jul 8. 5. Osmnn in Stuttgart ma9t
bic ienfationelle Mittbeilung, bab
oentl9e Nrtifel, tpel6e na6 arnerifant<
i9em Muiber beraeftelIt iinb, unleren
Waaren auf benz beutf6en Marfte
eine sepaltige unb gefdhrli1e gnnfurz
rena MAIDEN unb nieielben nit Der 3eit
gu oerbrdnsen broben, inbem lie als
.inabe in Mnlsricd" berfanft tperben.
goniul $. 80. 6arris aus Mdnnbeim
idreibt, baB pdbrenb bor II Sabren
nod uniere ar1eriantf1ert Sffice=W0=
bel bas Selb fdit ausI9lieBli1 fir iin
hutten, beuts NolI 9op Desfs, sSile
Gales, 8udbdlterzpulte, 5ppepriters
ttfne unD anDereMD6el amerifanifhen
Gbarufters unb Wufers, aber in beutz
fher Na9abmung i'm Marfte iinb unb
benz importirten amerifaniihenMrt
ernftlid gonfurren5 MAIDEN. Gas@
felbs lei aud nit amerifanifhen Base
ipannen unb anberen Mrtifeln Der San.
Die amerifani{he Babenanne fperbe
10 trefflih unb tdufhenb nnhgemnht,
baB 5eI6it Elm GodDeritGnbiger Miibe
babe, bic synlitotion bonn importirten
Mrtiftl ~ uHteriHeiOen. Deutide
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ft1e1 prpfsKpr Iiir ainSerfrnnfbeiten
an College Of phDiicidns anb Surs
geonS.
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bon Der lanbtpirtbf9aftli9en @er=
.fu9sitation in 2ouiitana bebt ins ei>
r.em ldngeren 8eri9t iiber bieS gon
pea folsenbe beadtenspertbe pitnfte
berpor: Il. Die RuberbIe 1T elm
GtidtoffIammler. 2. sic be19attet
ben 8oben i'm @pmt1er, ipobur9 er in
ber geeigneten 9e5daffenbeit aur 6al=
beterbilbung erbaften bletbt unb Be-
ldBt ibn friimelig unb lo1e fir ben
nahfplssnben Gruhtan6au. 8. sic
hat cine ftarfe Mur3elentnideluns unb
,ie6t babur9 aus grober Siefe unb
tpeiter umsebuns Maifer rnb nit biez
fem bic bon Der pflanae benDtbigten
Mireralitoffe. 4. Sie eignet 5ih fiir
ale Bobenarten, ppm fteifiten Shon
ann leihte1ten 5dnb, pom fru9t6aren
Miemrungsboben gum unfrudtbaren
6D1lanb. 8. sic fpiberitebt Der
Gonnen1ibe IiibliAer 5ommer. 6.
Sbr rdIhws Mdmsthunl iebt ben sSarz
r1er i'm 6iiben in 6tanb. 5ipei @rnten
i'm Sabre BON bemielben 5elb einauz
beimfen. Z. Menn iie biht uusgefdst
tpirb, bermag iie olrA ibr iippiges
Md1stbum unb ben SAatten, ben lie
liefert, ale unfrGuter iDirfungsDpu 3u
eritidsn unb lie bilbet buber Elm autes
Wfittel CUR gertilguns lditigen linz
frduts. 8. sic. it bic bette Nprz
frunt, Die ber iii6lide Jurmsr fennt,
ale ars&ren Griibtt 9ebeiles Dortretfs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-08
THE PRIVATE SECRETARY.

To a large audience at the Athen-
cum last night the young people of
the city presented "The Private Sec
retary." The play is a comedy that
had an extensive vogue some years
ago. and the action is based upon the
decision of young Douglass Cater
mole and his friend young Marsland,
to install a curate, Robert Spaulding,
in their London rooms. in order to es-
cape the pressing demands of the
creditors of young Cattelmole. Cat
termole then goes to the home OF
Marsland's uncle. and is installed as
private secretary, a position to which
the curate had been called, while the
curate remained in the London lodg-
ings. and there meets old Cattermole,
uncle of Douglas, who mistakes the
curate for his nephew. Subsequently
the curate reaches the Marsland resi-
dence. and there is much amusement
in the Developments, especially as old
Cattermole also also visits the Mars
land residence to meet his old friend
Mr.. Henry J. Weeks presented the
part of the Private Secretary, much
amusement being created by his inter"
probation Of the part Of the eccentric
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-08

curate. C. E. Chubb as old CATER
mole was another favorite with the
audience, his manner being peppery
enough to suit. H. J. Dolittle as
young Cattermole, had an Intelligent
conception of the part. and a good
stage presence, and E. E. Robideau
played acceptably the part of young
Marsland. Ben Belk presented the
part Of the aspiring tailor amusingly.
Harry Mclean, Harry Larson and
Charles Norris completed the cast of
male characters and their work con-
tributed to the general success of the
play. Of the ladies, Miss Lulu Kupitz
was the typical. spiritualist, in her rem
dition of the part of. Miss Ashford.
The Misses Daisy DeGraff and Grace
Ntzhugh,. as the daughters of old Mr..
Mrsland, added naive freshness and
beauty. and Miss Coleman assisted &C.
ceptably as the housemaid, Miss Stead.
All of the young people are entitled to
credit for the performance. After its
conclusion a dance was enjoyed and
luncheon served:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-08

CPLENDID-wages paid men who learn the
- barber trade with US, much.time saved by
our method of steady practice, expert in
1struction. etc. Special offer for Is days. Moler
Barber College. Minneapolis, MINI.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-08
HE CITY

General A. Hughes came in today
from Minneapolis.
C.. w. Darling came in on the noon
train from Fargo. .
Regular meeting of the w. R. G..
will take place at their hall Friday at
ternoon at *2:30 O'Clock, May 8.
George Robinson wa a guest in the
city yesterday, having come up from
st. Paul to visit his parents at Coal
Harbor. ...
The net proceeds of the play at the
jAtheneum last night will be about 500
which will go to the organ fund of the
Catholic church. a .
Deputy State Examiner Bert Proc
tor of Jamestown was a guest in the
city yesterday, visiting his mother and
his sister, Mrs. R. L. Best.
The sale of home made cooking to
have been held by the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Methodist church on Sat-
urday Of this week, has been postponed
until Saturday of next week, May II.
J!sV. Brewer of St. Paul was among
the guests in the city yesterday. MIR.
Brewer is one Of Minnesota's biologists
and historians and has contributed
several works to the domain Of north
western history p
H. S. Ingham and w. H. Armston OF
Waverly, Ia. are looking about the
city today. The former bought some
land near Arnold last fall, and the lat
ter expects to make some investments
during his stay here.
M. P. Slattery had word today from
T. ]. Flavin of Butte that he and his
wife would pass through the city TO-
morrow afternoon, en- route to ireland
for a visit. They will be pleased tx
see all old friends at the train.
A chestnut mare, branded sc" OF
the left hip, with a white star IN fore
head, was dragged out of a mudhol'
about two miles and a half north o
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-08

town today by Guy Bolton. The
owner should look after the animal,
as she is weak and unable to get up
yet.
Alvin Peterson of Painted Woods
was a Tribune caller this morning.
He has finished seeding wheat, but
has some oats to SOW and corn to
plant. He thinks the conditions for
a crop were never more favorable than
this season.
The death is reported of Mrs. l.. D.
Bailey of Sterling. Death occurred
Monday of this week, and the funeral
was held today. The deceased was
the wife of T.. D. Bailey, an old time
resident, who will have general sym
pathy in his loss.
Church of st. George-Today-As-
cension Day, or Holy Thursday. Even
ing prayer and sermon at 8 o'clock.
There will be no service tomorrow
(Friday) evening, but hereafter there
will be services every Friday evening.
Evening prayer and address.
The Bismarck band will give a con
cert this evening at Grambs Brothers
store. at which a numbe" of their best
selections will be rendered. After
the close of the musical program COT
fee and biscuits will be served in The
store, and a general welcome is ex-
tended to all to be present and parti-
|Ncipate in the festivities.
Warden N. F. Boucher returned to-
day from Zumbrota, where he was
called by the illness of his daughter.
Mrs. Matchan, with diphthefia. She
: is improving somewhat now and it is
: hoped that she will recover without in
cident. Friends of Mrs. Boucher will
regret to learn that she, also, is down
with the same disease. but her illness
is not believed to be serious. and a.
she was treated with anti-toxin at thu
inception of the trouble it is believed
UQ6f0 Will De lO SeIlOuS iCouIlo.
President c.. S. Mellen, Chief En-
gineer Darling, Superintendent Wilson
: and other officials of the Northern Pa
cific arrived from the east this morn
= ing and left on a special train for al
inspection of the Washburn road
e They were accompanied by the loca
U officials of that road. The official
are interested in the increasing trafi
of the Washburn road, which contrib
utes a large amount of freight trafi
e to the Northern Pacific and they ar
DESTROYS of seeing the country whic
has developed to such an extent
O the past few years, as well as the coz
mines at Wilton, now famous all owe
the northwest. ...#-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-08
NORTHERN PACIFIC SPECIAL

The special train with the officials
of the Northern Pacific arrived from
the east this morning and has been in
the city during the day. Superin-
tendent Wilson of the Dakota division
accompanied the party of officials over
his division, and Superintendent Glib
son of the Yellowstone division was in
the city to accompany the party west.
President Mellen, General Manager
Kimberley, Superintendent Cooper and
Chief Engineer Darling are the Off
cials constituting the party and with
them are several friends of Mr.. Mel
len from New York. The special train
will leave the city this afternoon and
go on to Dickinson this evening. >
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-08

Wilton News: 1t is Said a good clay
is being used in the manufacture of
burn, and that a frst-class brick will
be made. 1t is also stated that the
brick can be furnished cheaper for gen.
eral building purposes than the pres
ent price of lumber. If this proves
true. we may soon see solid brick
houses on every farm in the county.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-08

NoTE.-Alum baking powders are low
priced, as alum costs but two cents
L a pound but alum lisa corrosive
poison and it renders the baking
powder dangerous to use in food.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-08
THE WEATHER.
PRICE BAKING POWDER 90.
CHICAGO. 4

Maximum temperature today So.
Minimum temperature today 40.
Forecast for "a hours for North Dakota
ending tomorrow night at 8 o'clock:
Partly cloudy with possibly showers in
west portion; stationarytemperature.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-08

Get some of those beautiful
Linden, Balm of Gilead, Russian
Poplars, Russian Willows, etc. of
Oscar H.. Will & Co. for Arbor
planting.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-08

A new walk is wanted to connect the
school house at Wilton with the pupils
who have to tramp through the mud.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-08

Get some of those beautiful
Linden, Balm of Gilead, Russian
Poplars, Russian Willows, etc.
of Oscar II. Will s co. for. Arbor
day planting.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-08

Did you notice those six ladies who
came down from Wilton on this after
moons train to take in the Great Ma
jestic exhibition this evening.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-08

Why, You ought to have seen the
smile on Mrs. Case as she came out of
Grambs Bros store this afternoon,
after having eaten a delicious lunch
besides she bought a Great Majestic
Range. Is it any wonder she is
happy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
There will be a special meeting of
the W. o. W. at Workmen hall tonight
JOHN DOLAN, Clerk.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-08
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN

TWO ROOMS, with board, for gentlemen,
i may be had at the Woodmansee house.
Corner second g. thayer SITS.
The daily sentinel., 1902-12-06

Work was begun today by Charles
w. Steele, by his contractor, John j.
Lumsden, on "a handsome two story
store building to be erected ON the lot
cornering on Fourth and Colorado
avenue, with frontage on Fourth and
Colorado avenue. The building W ill
be built of golden pressed brick ON
the sides facing the streets and will
he elegantly finished. 1t will be oc
cupied at once. Immediately after be-
ing finished by Arnold the restaurant
man, who will occupy it as first
class restaurant and rooming house in
the second story. The plans prepared
by Architect Boyer show very hand
some and cIeditable building, which
be an ornament to the city.