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orator.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-06-28

knyf was the first of the automobile
race contestants to reach Bregenz, Aus
tria. He arrived at 3.42 r. NJ. Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-06-28
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-06-28
Mans Mission on Earth.
Medical Book Free

a1d n IN men only; the young. middle.agea
4 ~ I.i,te NY % health and happiness. Eena
bo{i I9r postage. Address The pea
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me Peabody Medical Institute has
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-06-28
WEST GARDINER.

At the Republican caucus held June 26.
r. l.. Snow received the nomination for
representative.
The evening world., 1902-06-24
Second Floor.)
MAMARONECK YELLED WOMAN
FIGHTS FOR OLD MANSION.
Mime. Isabel TersieIIe Protects Herself with
Two Great Dogs.

WHITE PLAINS, June 24-Mme. Isa-
bel TersIelle, known as the yelled wo-
man OF Mamaroneck, who was once a
noted society belle and beauty OF Wash
ingu ton, and whose portrait hangs In the
Paris Salon. brought suit in the Su-
preme Court to-day through her law
yer. David II. Hunt. OF White Plains, to
secure possession of her old mansion at
Mamaroneck, from which, she alleges,
Mr.. MasceO is trying to dispossess her.
To-day Supreme Court Justice Smith
granted an order TO show cause, return
able before Justice Keogh on next Satur-
day, why Nine. Tersielle should not be
allowed to ZONE In and defend "A fore
closure suit brought by Dominick Abb
bott to ecoye 5000 and TO establish her
right to the entire estate, which Masceo
claims TO have a lease OF for twenty-five
years.
Madame Tersielle now resides In the
big house, guarded by two Great Dane
dogs, and she mas evaded all attempts to
dlsposses her from he property The
dogs are called Wolf and Emperor. and
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HELD FOR BEATING
HIS WIFE AND A MAN
Dougherty Returned Unex-
pectedly and, Finding Them
Together, Proceededto Pun
ish Both Of Them.

Joseph Dougherty, forty years Old, was
a prisoner before Magistrate deuel. lm
the Yorkvillc Court flls rHrH'.a pn he
complaint OF his wife, Sophia, and WAT
lam Kolb. thirty years old, u. No, 5Ol
East Th,rly-fourth street lie was held
I'm $50 bail,
The Doughertys live at the same adj
dress. They have one child. For tae
last Jew days D~1ughcrty has been our NJ
the city but returned home unexpected
ly at 3 O'Clock his morning he Al.
leges ne found Kolb IN the house with
his wife.
pougncrty proceeded to thrash kolb,
and Judging from kolb's appearance IN
court this morning, lac succeeded very
we'll. lie then turned his attentions 10
his wife and beat her severely, kolb
appeared in court with his head swa.hed
IN %bandages, lie comp aimed OF having
hye soap wounds, decoration Of the ear
and many bruises about ne body. Mrs,
Dougherty complained OF bruises,
The evening world., 1902-06-24
YALE LAW SCHOOL
SENIORS HONORED.
Rewarded for Excellence in
Scholarship by Being APP
pointed Marshals OF the
Commencement Parade.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 2i.-For
excel nee In scholarship during the hal,
three Years, the following mcmbers of
lHo senior class Of the Yale Law : hn.'
nave been appointed to act as marshals
IN the commencement parade to.no..
row;
t. H. Kelley, New Britain. ronn
Garfield l. Jones, Evanston. II. l.. Os.
.w o Lamontague, Meridcn. Conn
,h'ri's 7 l1.k. MiIlersburg Pa and
J"hn + MIlloy, Springfield, Mas
a. noon tho anniversary eXorclaes nj
inc Yale Medical School began Tho
address 10 the graduating cluss WAS
Delivered by Or, Roswell Park, Of Bui-
fh'" director OF the New York STATE
Pathological Laboratory, who came into
national prominence as one OF the phy-
sielans IN attendance upon President
Mckinley during his final sickness, Or.
Parks subject MAS "a study or Medical
Words, Deeds and Men"
The evening world., 1902-06-24
YOUNG WON n
DISAPPEARED.
ssCharIOttek. Meade
Strangely Missing
Since S un day from
Home in Brooklyn.

Miss Charlotte *. Meade, OF No, 2l2
Lexington avenue, Brooklyn, has been
strangely missing from her home since
sunday, when she came to Manhattan
Tor the ostensible purpose Of visiting
friends in East Fifty-slXth street.
james W. Meade, a clerk In the New
York Board of Education, systsnatlcal-
~ searched for his missing daughter
without avail.
No cause is assigned by the young
wuman's family which might account
for her disappearance, Her parents say
they are myst.hed boy their daughters
disappearance. She had 10 men ad-
MIXERS ana was never E1UHu to express
a desire TO leave homo she was not
afflicted with any ma.aly.
The nj sins young woman Is I'VE feet
eight OF nine inehe7 IAN, Weighs about
l-5 Pounds and has dark hllr aud eyes.
she a AFFIXED in d white Lawn dress.
a chiffon hat win pluk Mowers, a black
sacque and patent leather shoes, on
one OF tho fingers Of her risht hand she
wure a plain fold ring with the Initials
l., G., to a, L. S.
The evening world., 1902-06-24

OF tho principal offenders. He went
armed that day. the police declare, and
fired hfteen shots at the bluecoats.
The settlement of the troubles at
Union Hin now depends upon the de-
vclopmcnts In Paterson.
Al "A meeting If the Union Hin weav-
crs to-day at Hefilch's Hall. Jersey city
Heights AT which 100 men and One
attended, IL was decided To remain on
strike until the Paterson troubles are
ldiustod.
Among the mills operating to-day are
Ashley Il Bailey. Cedar CIiff Company,
Cornforch * Mark, Post X sheldon.
Baker & Scoicld, HalbaCh SILK Com
pany, Anderson Company, Empire Com
pany, Patterman ~ Mitchell, Pclgraw
IL Meyer. New Jersey silk Com my,
Rose SILK Company, Laurel Silk ON
pany. Phoenix Company, Levy Bros.
Brandeth Company Leading silk Com
pany, William Ball, Murphy Brothers,
Bentley Brothers, Brilliant Company
and Essex Company. =
The arrest of William MacQueen has
had a SOLDERING effect on the Paterson
Anarchists, They held no meetings in
their various headquarters In Straight
street last night, The presence OF a
mounted patrol from the Esses Troop
throughout the Italian quarter was an
additional reason for this.
Prosecutor Emily will nave the extra
dition papers Cor MacQuecn ready to-
day, ana by Thursday it Is expected tae
leader q! last Wednesdays mob Will be
In Paterson Jail.
The evening world., 1902-06-24
WOOLEY USED
JER0ME'S NAME?
Former Detective Said
to Have Represented
Prosecutor Wanted to
Aid Churchill.

Edward C, B%eecherer. a sanitary In
spector In the Tenement-Hou Depart
mont. and formerly an investigator for
the Committee OF Fifteen, was called
to-day in defense of sergt. Churchill at
Police Headquarters.
B]eecherer told In answer to Mr., Ro-
salskv's questions. how former County
Detective Woo'ey. representing that
Diatrict-AttOrney jerome was Interested
In helping Sergt. Churchill. got him to
do some work for Churchill. Mr.. Sand
ford objected ~strenuously.
"Mr. jerome has lust started on n
long trip and cannot den this helrsav
statement" " said he. II know that Mr..
Jerome aneyer told Wooley to do this,
WooleY has been dismissed from the
District-Attornoy's office. as everybody
knows. and for a reason that everybody
knows
Mr.. Rosalsky consented to have placed
uDon the record the admission that Mr.,
Jerome never was asked by Sergt.
Churohill TO get detectives, but declared
that Sergt, Churchill did talk to him
about the efforts OF certain persons TO
do him.
The evening world., 1902-06-24
George E. Cornell, Re.
Gently Released from
Sing Sing, Will Soon
Return.
TRIED TO SHIELD OTHERS.
Veteran Coiner Swore on the
: Stand that He Alone Was
Guilty and Jury Disagreed
as to the Wilson's.

George z. Cornell, said by the Sc
cret Service agents to be M of the
most p~erservering makers of spurious
coin in the country, was again con-
Svicted Of coun%terfeiting this morning
In the criminal branch of the United
States Circuit Court.
Cornell was tried with w. H. Will
son and Maggie Wilson, in whose
rom In Delaney street he was ar
rested, and with whom he had been
living since his release from Sing
Sing a few weeks before, where he
servd three years term of imprison-
ment.
The Jury convicting Cornell failed
Ito agree as to the guilt Of Wilson and
his wife the foreman informing the
Court that they stood six to six, with
mo possible hope of reaching any
sother conclusion. Judge Thomas
then said that he would have them
retired at once, and set Thursday
next Is the date for the trial.
Coin Concealed in Clothes.
The trio were arrested by Detective.
Gergt.Peobody, OF Police Headquarters.
lie found In the room, concealed in a
bureau drawer under Mrs. Wilson'S
clothing, a large quantity OF counter
felt coin newly made. In a coal 5ucket,
hidden under some coal. the officer
found the ladle In which the base metal
was heated n from which 1t was
poured into the moulds. OF the latter,
nine, made Of plaster of paris. were
! found In the room.
Despite this fact. Cornell took the
stand aad endeavored to exonerate the
Wilson's. He swore that he alone made
The counterfeit money during such times
as they were absent from the room |
looking for work and that they had no
knowledge whatever Of the existence of
the moulds and spurious COLI In the
room. -"
disagreed a= 20 wilson's.
AS a result of Cornell's confession the
Jury easily reached u conclusion as 10
MS guilt, but although judge Thomas
Kept them out all night they failed 10
come 70 unanimous conclusion con-
corning the Wilson's. The foreman said
tney STOOD . to Q on the first vote taken
yesterday afternoon, and 6 to 6 on tho
iast ballot this morning.
Cornei! is grey-headed n has served |
severai terms for counterfeiting He is
probably fifty years old. Neither WI
son nor his wife are more thar twenty
five. ""N '"e"'s-
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they are constantly at her side and no
one dares 20 near her.
Her first husband was a Commodore In
the American Navy. Later she married
Henry Emil lie Grain, who was the head
buyer for A.. 7. Stewart. the millionaire
dry-goods merchant. After his death
she married f.. Tersielle, an Italian
bandmaster who, she says, fled with all
her jewels and much of her n He
has not been seen since. although she
traced him to the Indian Territory.
According 10 La NSeI Hunt, Anne, Ter
Slelle gave a mortgage 10 Masceo for
81, 100, although she owed him only 1850,
ANA he agreed To van money to
carry ON a granite quarry on tae estate.
She further says he Induced her &c as
sign her property to him so as to ex-
empt her and Masceo from any damage
by blasting, She now finds that the
paner sne signed was "A lea c OF I'LL her
property for twenty-five years, and that
she was 10 get no rent. Now ZaSceo
says he has absolute control OF the prop
eriy, and that she has no right there.
Nine. rersielle Is penniless and will
Become n charge on the county unless
shG can have the lien and mortgage set
aside.
The evening world., 1902-06-24
%lvE-YEAR-OLD MISSING.
Little Donald Hines's Parents Fear
for the ChIId's safety.

A general alarm has been sent out
from Police Headquarters for Donald
Hines. live years old, light complexion
blue yes. red cap, whte waist blue
knee pants. back stockings and Shoes,
who lived with his parents at No. 1905
Taird venue
He left the house m Monday morning
al about b o'clock and was seen playing
with the other child. en- OF the nelGnbor-
all the morning, When he DID not
appear at 2 O'Clock In the aiternousl his
par ents went 10 the Tremoia polee asa-
Ton and reported him mlslug, The
father remained AZ Police Headquarters
until about 4 O'clock this morndnK, but
40 trace Of dis son was found.
The evening world., 1902-06-24
Workers Decide to Make Observation-Disclosures
Appointed to Agree on Terms with Employers
Union Hill Trouble Waits on Developments
at Bigger Capitalization for MacQueen.

PATTERSON, June 2i.-The sill
strikers, after preliminary confer
ences with some of the mill owners
to-day, decided to make concessions
with the result that the strike will
In all likelihood be over by Thursday
at the latest. Committees of three
from each shop were named to-day
at a meeting of the strikers at Turn
Hall, These committees will meet
the employers and make definite
terms.
Before the appointment of the com
mittees there was considerable opposi-
ton to the demands of the employees
that none but their own men be sent
to confer with them This opposition,
however, was quickly downed.
hWile the meeting in Turn Hall was in
progress a sergeant Of police and six
men IN uniform were present.
Shortly after the meeting opened two
detectives entered the hall and placed
Angelo De Llnolian, an Italian, and
John De Young under arrest. \ demon
stration was prevented by Chairman
McGrath. who declared that II The two
men had mfractcd the law they were
alone responsible for their acts, and
added that 1t was the duty Of the police
TO Ike them into custody,
The men are wanted for engaging in
the riots last Wednesday.
The evening world., 1902-06-24
OWNERS PLAN
TO END STRIKE.
Will Open Several Galleries
and Rush Product to Market
Hope to Convince Soft
Coal Men Strike Is Broken.
Special TO The Evening WORLDLY

Especial 10 The Evening WORLDLY
WILNESBARRE, Pa. June AIN
various parts Of tho anthracite region
there are being collected by the coal
companies men on whom they can rely
with a view Of startling the strikers by
rcsumlng work when II Is least expected.
The plan has been carefully prepared.
Those companies which have not been
able to get enough men from among
their old employees now on strike to
promise to 20 to work when called
have combined with other companies. In
this way the operators expect mat by
concentrating men at various colllerles
they can place at seevral points In the
region IA working force large enough to
mine coal. This Will be rushed 10 mar
kct 10 give theimpresslon that the strike
Is broken.
The plan Is to make this move a week
or 90 before the national convention,
which IL called on July H. 1t is hoped
that the soft-cOal workers will be 30
impressed that tAey VIII yote against u
one CuE.Ol nllon OF companies includes
the Delaware, L.ackawanna and Vest
Scranton COdl Company. The e COM
panlpS are understood 10 have as many
as n hundred skilled miners ready 10 AM,
swer a call for u resumption OF work, The
operators base .nrir nope OF SUCCESS on
the fact THAI many Of the strikers are
In absolute poverty. Mrs. BerteIs, OF
the United Charities II This city, states
that within the last few days more than
one hundred women who said they were
wives OF strikers nave called upon her
iot ~" susauehanna Coal Company,
which u controlled by the Pennsylvania
railroad, scored a partial victory to-
day when II succeeded IN getuns sew
ners To return 70 Its collieries at Nam
The evening world., 1902-06-24
IN RELIGIOUS FRENZY.
James sullivan becomes Insane ON
the street.

Patrolman Eugene A.. Masterson. Of
the Fast Fifty-hrst street station. to-
day found James sullivan. OF No, 2ll
East Forty7siSth street. acting queerly
at Second avenue and Forty-seyenlh
street.
The man was apparently suffering
from religious frenzy.
sullivan was taken 10 Rsllevue Hos
pital, on the way the man became
very iolept and klekeyd DR., Quigg In
the stomach
The evening world., 1902-06-24
BREAKS LEG GOING TO FIRE.
Driver of salvage Wagon Ia
Thrown Thirty Feet In Collision.

The pair OF horses attached to the
salvage wagon which is stationed ON
state street. Brooklyn, BEGAN, Unman-
Ageab,e to-day while being driven at fun
speed to a fire. ana crashed into an
elevated railroad pillar al state street
ana Flatbush avenue.
Henry Eringer, the driver, Wa
hurled from hls seat fully thirty feet
and sustained a fractured leS. lie was
removed 70 the Brooklyn Hospital. The
horses escaped INJURY, The wagon Was
smashed.
The evening world., 1902-06-24
IS HANGED.

PITTSBURG. June 24,-Henry Taylor.
a negro. who killed Edward Sewell. also
colored. on Aug. "A, 1901. vas hanged in
the county jail yard at 1905 O'Clock to-
day. Death resulted from strangulation
In twelve minutes. The men qua relied
over som trivial matter, and Tavlor
held Sewell with one hand, while Win
the other he took a revolver from his
pocket and killed him. "
The evening world., 1902-06-24
TWO TRIUMvlRS MEET.
Hanen ana Mcmahon Discuss
Tammany Affairs.

The regular bi-weekly meeting OF the
Advisory Committee of Tammany
Hall was held to-day. but only Louis
A, Haffen M Daniel +. Mcmahon
We're present,
After the committee had adjourned
Secretary Smith announced that moth
Ing but routine business mad been done,
and that there. was nothlg 10 give
out for publication,
The evening world., 1902-06-24
OXFORD H0NORS Mr.. CH0ATE
Degree of Doctor OF
Civil Law Conferred on Him.

LONDON. June A.-oxford University
to-day conferred the Honorary Degree
OF Doctor Of Civil Law on Joseph II,
choate, the United States Ambassador
to Great Britain, who was warmly wei.
coined. Mrs. n Miss Choate. John n
Carter, Second Secretary OF the EN-
bassy, and Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Mon
gomery Sears accompanied the Ambas-
sador to Oxford.
The evening world., 1902-06-24
CHILD RUNS AWAY.

\ sister and brother Of Mabel West
man. fourteen years Cd OF No. $50
sixth avenue. notified the East Fifty
h.Si street station police last nlght taat
Mabel had been Nursing s.nce 0 o'e.ock
2 the morniEg. 1ney said they be-
lleNod Sle hdn run away, 10 sAe has
done 80 a aumbsr VI times.
The evening world., 1902-06-24
cor. LYNCH %nEMASDED.

LONDON. June ?i.-At Bow street
Police Court to-day, after the taking u
brief and u%Rlmportint evidence. Col.
Arthur Lynch, member OF Parliament
elect fol Galway. and for nerlY OF The
Beer asmy. who " charged with hlgh
treason, was remanded. this tlms until
Juiy l. "
The evening world., 1902-06-24
Grandfather Secures
Boy in Dispute Be-
tween Father and
Mother.
ACCUSED OF KIDNAPPING
Police Say, However, that
They Will Not Arrest Him
as They Believe He Has a
Legal Right to the Lad.

The headquarters of the police In
Brooklyn were visited last Saturday
night by Mrs. Ida Jacobs, who gave
her address as No. 107 Cooper street,
Brooklyn, and who exhibited a tele-
gram she had received from Port
land, Ore. The message read
"Dolly's boy has been stolen. He
was taken aboard lhe Kronprinz
Wilhelm, which left Bremen the 18th
and is due in New York the oath.
Get power of attorney and secure
him through the police"
The telegram was signed by Rich
ard Knoll, Mrs. Jacobs explained
to Inspector Cullen that Mr.. Knoll
was the brother of Mrs. Theodore
Kruse, who was the Dolly referred
to in the despatch. She said that
last September Mr.. Knoll, Mrs.
Kruse and the boy, Richard, aged
eight, had come to New York from
Portland and had sailed for Olden-
burg, Germany. Mrs. Kruse had ha
some trouble with her hui band. Mrs.
Kruse and the boy remained in Ger
many, but Mr.. Knoll returned to
Portland.
grandfather Took Hoy.
Meanwhile the father of the boy had
given a power of attorney to his father,
D.. J. Krusc. turning the care of the
boy over to him until young Richard
should attain the age of twenty-one.
Armed with this, d. j.. Kruse followed
the boy and his mother to Germany,
where all the parties met.
On the nth inst. it is said, Mr.. Kruse
tho elder said to Mrs. Kruse, Let me
take your boy out into the country for
the dav," to which she agreed, but in
stead OF ding this the grandfather took
the boy on the Kronprinz Wilhelm and
set sail for this country. The two Took
passage in the second cabin under their
own names, and there was no conceal
ment. When Mrs. Kruse found out the
deception nat had been practised she
cabled her brother. Mr.. Noll. in Port
land, Ore, who in turn wired Mrs.
Jacobs in an effort to head off the |
grandfather n the boy on their ar
rival here.
When the Kronprinz steamed into her
dock this morning Mr.. ID. j. Kruse and
little Richard were found on board. In
answer to inquiries MIR. Krusc exhibited
a power of attorney purporting TO have
1ccn signed by the boys father, giving
him the care of the hoy, which was
witnessed by i. j. Dunbar. Secretary |
The evening world., 1902-06-24
NEW ANCHOR LINE SERVICE.

GLASGOW. June 2L-It Is announced
that the Anchor hne win soon inaugu-
rate a lew service from Glasgow, Man
chester ana Liverpool 20 South AfEtean
p0ft4.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-06-20
[Official Publication.]
Abstract of statement

For the year ending December 81, 1901, OF the
Marine !nsuralc Company, of Sprignield organ.
lied under the laws of t e Stlte of Massachnsetts
made to the Commissioner of Insurance of the
OF said State. laws
Presidential. w. Damon
Vice resident-C. Galacar.
Secretary-W. J. Mackay.
Principal offce-Sprngteld, Mass.
Attorney for Service in the State of North
Dakola: Conn. of Insurance, Bismarck,
Organized or Incorporated 1919.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-06-20
!, NOR, &c Forsc |. 4, 49, 4 y.

tNouee Il hereby given. Thar thar certAin Nortg-
age. executed and delivered by Wiliiam 3.
Clark and Ellen Clark. Nc vie. moFteas
gors. TO Fargo Loan Agency. mortgages, dated
the 9th day Of November, A. b. .ntneteep hundred
00Oo) and fled for record 10 the o1fiee Of the
Register OF Deeds of the County Of Pembina and
State Of North lAkOta on the 28rd day Of Novem-
bsr, 1900 ut ! 40 O'Clock p. M, and recorded il
b Soo 9e, q OF, Of Aortgases At page $50 viii
euch Mortgage and hereinafter described, at the
front door OF the Courthouse, in the City Of
Pembina. in the County Of Pembtna and State Of
North Dakota at the hour Of 2 O'Clock p. M, on
Saturday the 18th day of July, 1902, to satisfy
the amount due upon such Mortgage on
the. day of sale. The premises described III such
Mortgage. and which viii be sold 70 satisfy the
same, are situated lin Pembina county, North
Dakota and are described as follows -
The west half OF the northwest quarter SwX
nwN) of section thirty 1907, township one hun.
dred and sixty two (l62), range ffty-four (54),
containing eighty (80) acres of land more or less,
accordinsto the government survey thereof.
There will be due on such Mortgage at the
date Of sale. the sum of eighty. five and fifty
eight hundredth dollars. "a
May 1902.
FARGO LOAN AGENCY,
Mortgages.
John D. FARRAND,
Attorney Tor Mortgage, Fargo, N. D.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-06-20
mortgage Foreclosur. ,a1e.

Notice is hereby given, that that certain Mort.
gage executed and deliveren by Henry Ewing, q
wldower, nortgagOr, 70 Fargo Loan Agency
mortgages. dated the 10th day OF April A. b.
nineteen hundred, 1900, and filed for record in
the office OF the Register of Deeds of the County
OF Pemblna and State of North Dakota, on the
2Srd day OF prl 4. d. 1900, at 1880 am. and
recorded in Rock 81 of Mortgages, at page sol,
VIII! be foreclosed by a sale OF the premises in
such mortgage and hereinafter described at the
front door OF the Courthouse in the City of Penn.
b1na. in the County, of Pembina aud State of
North Dakota, al the hour Of two o'clock p. m.
on Saturday the 18th day of July 1902, to satisfy
the amount due upon said Mortgage on the day
ofsale.
The premises described in said Mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy the same, are those
certain premises situated IN the County of Penn
bina and State of North Dakota. and described
as follows, to-wit: The southwest quarter (sw5X
OF section eight (S) township one hundred and
sixty-three tl63) range tifty.fve (55), containing
one hundred and sixty (16O) acres of la1iN, more
or less. according to the government survey
thereof.
There will be due on such mortgage at the date
OF sale the sum of Two hundred and ninety
seven and 8u.l0O Dollars S297.SO]
Dared ut Fargo, North Dakota, this 26th day of
Nav 1902. -
FARGO LOAN AGENCY,
Morrgagee.
JOHN d. FARRAND,
Attorney for Martgagee, Fargo, N. d.