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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-10-27

Tancred Commandery, knights Templar.
No. /. Meets third Thursday In each
month at Masonic hall, Dakota Block. M.
NJ. Cook, e. G. w. +. Cochrane, Recorder.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-10-27

BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEO-
.y42a,s MEN. q
A fraternal insurance organization. Meets
first and third Thursdays Of each month In
g. A. r. hall. Frank j. Mason, F.: q. A..
Hess correspondent. Machine shop.
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WoRKMEN.
Bismarck Lodge, No. 12O. Meets the
first and third Tuesday evenings OF each
month at their hall In the Baker Block at
9 o'clock. J. Fl. Newton. NJ W.: C.
Nurrell, Recorder.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-10-27
G.. A. r

81. a. u.
James B. Mcpherson Post No. 2, Depart
lnent of North Dakota. Grand Army OF the
Republic Meets every second and fourth
Thursday in, each month at g. A. r. hall,
Bismarck N. D.: Nicolos DOckend0rf, Com
mander; w. A. Bentley, Adjutant.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-10-27

THE FLORENCE CRITTENToN HOME AND
Hospital for Friendless Women and Children.
Incorporated November %, 1901. No 419 East
Second Street, Bismarck. N. Oak. President,
Josie q. Beers Vice President, Rhode A. Wood
Recording Secretary, Albina E. Couch; Treas.
urer, Mary E. Whitecraft; Auditor, Harriet E.
Wilcox; Chaplain, Isadora A. Carr.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-10-27

WOMEN'S RELIEF CORPS. :.
Meets second and fourth Fridays of each
month at their hall at 2:3O p. m. Florence
Ward, president; Mrs. Dorothy J.. Field.
secretary.
NICHOLSON REBEKAH NO. 40
Meets the first and third Saturdays OF
every month in Odd Fellows hall. at
o'clock. "A
ELLA HoUGHTALLING, N. G.
JENNIE O'CONNOR, Sec'y.
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q = q IZ'7'- I. o. q. +. =
Capital City Lodge No. 2-Meets every
Fridav at MCGOWAN hall at 8 O'Clock o. M.
Chas. E. Murreil, N. G.; Frank ]. Burt, Sec'y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-16
HYSTERICAL WITH JOY
Italian Deputy Says "MOnrOe Doctrine
Has Been Knocked Sky High"
AMBASSADOR MEYER WAS PRESENT
Italy Doesn't Know Just What Her
Claims Are But viii Cooperate
With the Allies.
AMBASSADOR MEYER WAS PRESENT

Rome, December 15.--In the chamber of
deputies today Foreign Minister Prinetti,
replying to an Interpolation, made state
ment on the subject Of ltaly's attitude to-
wards Venezuela He reviewed the causes
leading up to the Anglo-Gcrman action. and
said:
Italy on her side claims damage for her
citizens who sustained losses during the in
surrection which has disturbed the republic
since April. The Italian minister at Caracas,
having exhausted all efforts to bring about
a friendly adjustment, presented a list OF
claims reduced to minimum of ESQ, 25B
bollyars,"
The foreign minister said that, further,
considerable damage to Italians ia yene-
zuela had been caused during the last reyo-
luton, but that the amount of damages had
not yet been ascertained. AS soon as he
was Informed of the Augio.German action
he addressed London and Berlin. nropOslng
10 participate In the measures they were
ABOUT to undertake to collect similar clnims
ana the proposition was favorably received
In conclusion Signor Prinetti said:
II think this statement will rcassure my
countrymen; they will have the same eft.
cacious protection that British and German
subjects enjoy"
Inc prime minister was followed nv
deputy santini, who expressed condolences
IN the governments policy and urged nc.
cora with Germany aud Great Britain The
deputy warned the Italian government to
watch the United States. whose imperial-
Ism Is a political and commercial menace
70 EUROPE and especially to ltlay, the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-16

hachie shot himself after taking an over
dose Of morphine
Ed Kondrick was bound over for shoot
ing at the Swift brothers at Melrosc
a letter from Texan in the navy says
the recruits arc So anxious 10 escape they
viii risk their lives.
There was almost waterspout near
IcNarRaua, and the Rcd rose q foot.
AdiuMut General srurry thinks there are
grave objections 60 the Dick militia bill.
now pending in congress.
The task of counting the vote cast Tor
district officers Is now under way at Austin.
The supreme court listened TO extended
arguments in the Waco contempt cases aud
took the matter under Amusement
Mayor Cabell OF Dallas has vetoed the
action Of the council In granting fran.
chise for a street car monopoly.
James Matthews was killed by a switch
engine at Waco.
Cudahy. Armour and Swift are to build
big cold storage plants AZ san Antonio.
There is blockade in the Beaumont
Yards which prevents the rapid movement
OF business to the loss OF the oil men.
No burglaries have been reported for two
days at Beaumont
Two intended bank robbers were killed
and another captured at Alvord.
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MORGAN IS IN CONTROL
A POOL Formed TO PROTECT THE
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Fifty Million Dollars viii Be Loaned
"at the Market" in Unlimited Sup
plies in Case OF Emergency.

New York, December ia number of
banks of this cit, and j. p. MORAN a c..
have formed pool OF Sov,uuuu.U To- lend
the money market in the event Of actual
emergency, The pool was organized ny a..
+. Baker president OF the FIRST National
ba." j. Z. Morgan Il Co., the National
city bank, the Chase National bank. the
National Bank OF Commerce, the Hanover
National bank, the First National bank and
the Western National bank have pledged
themselves for S5,OUO,OOO each.
The Corn Exchange bank agrees to sinh.
scribe S2,50O,uO and the Chcmican Ma.
tioml bank and the Bank Of New York
100000 each.
ihis measure is really a protective ono
and it IS not appreheudci that anv ~ tho
money will be actually needed. II will be
put out, however, should the occasion
arise
The following will manage the ,o,,
money; J. Pierpont Morgan, G. para.
and James Sdllman, president n, +ho ~,
tional CITY bank. va
Following the precedent established =.
the late +, d. Tappen, who managed snoI
pools In similar cases. the money rriu -
put out lat the market" in unlimited s,, ~
plies The interest will he Kent do,r, T.,
this way. u0"n III
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The Presidents Advisers Regard the Vene-
zuelan Situation AS Serious.
DECLARATORY RESOLUTION BY SENATE
COMMITTEE SIX YEARS AGO
When the Agitation Was Intense Over the Schom-
berg Line Was Notice to Europe Not to
Meddle With American Republics.

Washington. December i5-Thc South
and Central American diplomatic represen-
tatives here are In state OF anxiety over
the Venezuelan situation that finds express
sion h frequent calls at the state depart.
Dicnt. so loss than SIX ministers were
among Secretary Hays visitors today. al.
though this was not diplomatic reception
day
Secretary Hay was tn conference at the
White House Tor short time with the
president today regarding Venezuelan ar
fairs, senator Cullom and Representative
HIT, the heads of tho two foreign affairs
committees IN congress, also saw the prcsi-
dent.
Among senators aud representatives. who
have discussed Tue Venezuelan question
with the president the situation is regarded
as serious, but it is not generally believed
likely that the United States will become
involved in the controversy. The senate
committee ON foreign relations made a dec.
larauou of 10" Monroe doctrine when the
agitation over the Schomburc line In Vene-
zucla was intense on January -, 1896.
the late senator Davis reported the dcclaru.
tory resolution from the committee Scua.
tor Gray chairman Of the anthracite strike
commission announced that the report was
not an unanimous action OF the committee.
The senate never took notion on any OF
the reports senator Davis said the action
Of the committee was a notice 10 foreign
nations ana was sufficiently effective with.
out vote. The resolution is reported IL
as follows.
Concurrent resolution relative to the ms.
| scrtou and enforcement Of the Monroe
| doctrine.
Resolved by the senate lthe house OF
! Representatives concurruGl that whereas
| President Monroe In his message to con
grcss Of December =, a. H. 1923, deemed il
| proper to assert MS "A principal In which IN,
! rights and interests ~ the United State'
| are Involved. that the American continents
| by the free and independent condition
which they have assumed and have main
| Rlncd, were thcnccforth not to be con
sidcrcd as subjects for future colonization
10y any European power: and,
Whereas, President Monroe further de
clarcd n that message that tho Unite
States would consider any attempt by Tia
allied powers of Europe To extend thci
system to any portion OF this hcmisphcr
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as dangerous 70 our pence and socl ,y; that
with the existing colonies aud dependencies
OF any European power We nave not inter
fCred and would not interfere, but that
with the governments who have declared
their independence and maintained It and
whose independence We have on great con
slderatlou aud just principles, acknowl.
edged, we could not view any mtcrposition
for the purpose Of depressing them or con
trolling In any other manner their destiny
by any European power In any other light
than as the manifestation OF an unfriendly
disposition toward the United States, and,
further reiterated ia that message that 1t
Is impossible that the allied powers should
extend their political system to any portion
Of either continent without endangerlug
our peace and happiness, and,
whereas, The doctrine and policy so
proclaimed by President Monroe has since
been repeatedly asserted by the United
States by executive declaration and action
upon occasions and eSigencles similar to
that particular occasion and that exigcncy
which caused them to be first announced,
and hnye been ever since their promulga-
ton and now are, the rightful policy of
tho United States; therefore, be It
"RcsolvGd, That the United states II
America reafIirms aud confirms the doc
trlnc and principles promulgated by rrcsl-
dent Monroe in his message If December
? A. d, 1923, and declares that II will AS
scrt aud maintain that doctrine aud those
principles and win regard any infringe
ment thereof, and particularly any attempt
by any European power to take or acquire
any now or additional territory on the
American continents, or any islands ada
cent thereto, or any right Of sovereignty
| or dominion in the same, in any case on
instance as to which the United States
shall deem such attempt TO be dangerous
90 It's peace or safety by or through force,
| purchase, ccssion, occupation, pledge,
colonization, protectorate or by control ot
the easement In any canal or any other
means OF transit across the American 18th
mus, whether under unfoundcd pretcnsiou
Of right IN cases OF alleged boundary dis,
putcs or under my other uufoundcd prctcn.
slons. as the manifestation Of an uutrieudly
disposition toward the United States as an
latcrposlton which It would be Impossible
I'm any form for the United States to re
gard with Indifference
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BLOCKADE AN ACT OF WAR.

This Is Officially Admitted by the Gar
man Foreign Office.
Berlin, December l5,--The foreign office
had received Secretary Hays communica.
ton concerning the blockade. Its terms
were not disclosed, but 1t was understood
TO express the hope that the blockade
would be peaceful one.
Allus.on VAS made TO the sinking of the
two Venezuelan vessels, and the note, II
Is considered here, does not modify the
United 4t STA attitude Of reserve,
Inc pre-, - character OF the blockade
mas not yet been made known TO tue
powers, although Great Britain and Ger
many have agreed thereon.
Germany has submitted a draft OF the
notlucatiOu OF the blockade today 10 the
buhdesrath, whose approval is necessary,
because of the blocSsde being an act OF
war; and the bundcsTath must under the
constitution, sanction it.
Lieutenant Commander Noteliugcrke, IN
command OF tile Nmeta. has been ordered
home aud placed on waiting orders, Liou
tenant Commander klottsch VIII succeed
him.
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HOUSTON,

The Harris county bar frames memorial
setting forth demand for additional courts.
The fruit and truck growers committee
Of East Texas present plans for organizing
an exchange
The city council passes the majority re-
port of the committee on settlement with
thc street railway company
A hack stand ordnance is passed by city
council
judge Wilson will end his present term
on the district bench today.
The city council hoius meeting for dis.
euss!on of charter and receives report from
the business League committee,
The school board VIII receive fraudulent
warrants from accountants
South Texas Medical association meets in
Houston to-day.
The reasons are given by the Waller pro.
moters fcr Withdrawing nterurban fran.
Chise.
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Hunter-Fitzeerald Case.

new leans December 15.-Senor Agr,,,
nosl'no' editor Of the North Americans ~
Su0l haia city arrived here tonight ~
lae steamship Brcskwater He SAYS 20 was
WITHIN two squares Of tee killing % w 40
ham A. Fitzgerald by Godfrey Hvn,er ~ :"
an uecl res that Huuter shot In go, ~
tense fitzgerald fred first and ~ -
tnen began shooting bis arst nr,o4 ~.
spllns fltzseraid's shooting am Un1 JUS.
nred three shots INFO FitzeeraId,s !, nu'''et
NiS,h tlt2g raid turn d 10 esro,.o 20 y, aud
Win sausht nm IN the bck' Hvpt ano1 ..
% gcr5,a sai,sy 99d the meeting wtb ",
Hunters sI fao e'e SS risgerid slapped
gerald pulled away 'a aSS gsE ,gPP unt Ftz'
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VENEZUELA.

In the chamber Of deputies. Rome. the
foreign minister announced that Italy would
Cooperate with the allies Deputy Santim
declared the energetic action " Europe had
sent the Monroe doctrine sky high, as the
United States understood 1t was not dealing
with poor" Spain.
Great Britain, apparently, favors nrbitra-
tlon; Germany snys It is now too late.
The German cruiser Panther Is reported
to be headed for Mariclibo to destroy the
forts there. Another German cruiser IS
headed for Margarita, Venezuelan Island
Germany insists that the blockade will
exclude all shipping" aud Secretary Hay
has blunty Informed the kaiser's govern
mcnt that "Amerlcau ships must not be
interfered with In their trading
Regular lines Of American steamers enter
Venezuelan ports at short intervals and
test case may soon follow, several cargoes
being now eu route from New York.
King Victor Emmanuel is koenly Inter
eBted 40 the attitude Of the United states
and says: The italian sailors will do
honor 20 their country In all events
In the house Of lords Earl Spencer openly
rebuked Foreign Secretary lansdownc for
his recent sarcastic and joculur remarks
regarding the small country, Venezuela
The South American republics are In.
canned by the action Of the European allies.
Argentina and chile purpose TO assist
Venezuela, regardless of the attitude of the
United States.
An Italian statesman says: watch the
United states, whose Imperialism Is a polit
zeal and commercial menace to Europe.
A movement is on foot to force Castro
rr,, N,upyunIuna do ntt know
what ia do and are depending entirely Oh
The United states TO assist them
British marines blew up the prison ccll'
of Castle IAbcrtador. burned all woodci
buildings carried away everything thai
could be transported acting las though
hey were at home" causing great indig
nation among the Venezuelans.
owing to representations made by tn
United States the British will order thci
commander in Venezuelan waters to tax
40 further aggressive action pending dc
ssion "now under consideration by tn
british government
IN Ambassador Choatos absence On
American charge d'Rfaires at London Is 1
constant communication with the state d,
partmcut.
40 decision on pending proposals Is c'
pected before Wednesday.
when everything had been destroyed
lat Castle l.ibcrtadorl the marines Olsen
banked.
Castro visited the tomb Of Bolivar
General Hernandez TEL Mochol is expec
cd at Caracas today and further trouble
Upprehendcd.
Great Britain has opened the uayigatlo
~ the Oriuoco: Venezuelan ships exclude,
London officials again deny that Grec
britain Is responsible for the sinking
Venezuelan ships
Berlin officials now explain; "rhe vessel
sunk of La Guayra were old and worthles
revenue cutters and their destruction WI
necessary. Ms the German deet had to leaN
La Gunyra."
Berlin officials say that It is now tC
late for arbitration,
in bis note to Germany concerning n
peaceful blockade Secretary Hay alludc
90 the sinking Of Venezuelan vessels.
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CONGRESS-.

In the discussion OF the militia bin In the
senate 1t developed that, under sect on "a,
the Federal government would assume con.
troll of state militia Pcttus (Alal made
the point that such legislation would In.
fringe the constitutional authority OF the
States
The militia bill was "sldetracked' for the
staoohood measure, watch Senator pn.iug.
ham discussed
The house passed the senate bill for a
union railroad station at Washington "a
cost S4.0O0OCO
The senate amendments 10 the sttjks
commission bill were disagreed 10 and The
bin was sent to conference.
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weakest Of the great powers a, n
Deputy Santlui declared tls, w., II. NJ
getic action Of the allies hao mi Sruite5 sl7
roe doctrine sky high, as tng WITT wltA ~
understood II was not deanns
Spain. -. ,hst fnrtAa
The speaker recommended ss sassp giEa
Inducements be sent TO Neh s5 n ylst
The chamber was animasse,u u,or pdsgd
the pre-announcement OF 49, stats y
statement, during which unl,s st n b. 4
bassndor Meyer occupied s'a' =
lOmatic box.
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TWO BANK ROBBERS KILLED.
Officers Learned of the Intended Holdup and
We're ON Hand When the Seance Began.

TO- q
OF Of
Us 10
OF
uo whom they nade the demand that h, at surrender the
and called ROBBERS to honds Mp them
u
J. he
and
he
:
to
ma
is believed that
The Morgan robbed
Killed only week while making
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. en- from
on the
.
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Ill Hun70NS

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liver, kidneys and other organs can
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TEXAS.

The case OF the county clerk OF Travis
county who contends for commissions on
penalties paid the State In antitrust cases,
has been submitted to the supreme court.
A Houston corporation is to build a rice
mill IN MatAgorda county.
The Southern German conference In SEES
sion at Lexington announced appointments
and adjoured
II, ]. Coils suieided at corsicana because
OF m health
David Brin,- an old merchant Of waxa.
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vMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.

washington, December is. East Texas
Fair and colder Tuesday; fresh north
Winds. Wednesday, fair, with slowly MS
Ing temperature.
west Texas and New Mexlco-Fair Tues
day. Fsir Wednesday; warmer.
oklahoma and Indian Territory Fair
Tuesday. Wednesday warmer.
Arkansas Tuesday; colder In central
and epst portions. Wednesday, fair; warm
er IN northwest portion.
Louisiana and Misslssippi-Fair; colder
Tuesday. Wednesday, fair; light to fresh
north winds.
AlaDama-- Fair; colder Tuesday. wednes-
day, fair; winds becoming northwest and
fresh.