Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-07-24
Otherwise.

Otherwisc.
Baltimore manufacturers will not en-
ter the candy combine proposed by New
York capitalists.
signor Marconi has succeeded in
transmitting wireless messages 1,400
miles. over land and sea.
The blind horse rhythmic won the
Merchants and Manufacturers $4,000
trotting stake at Detroit.
Eighteen clarivoyants and fortune
tellers have been ordered to quit their
vocations at Cleveland or leave the city.
The new city directory of Chicago
will show 1S,S00 more names than that
of last year, with an estimated popula-
ton Of 2,144,000.
DR.. Budau. married week ago, at
Bridgeport. Conn.,, is defendant in a
breach of promise suit by Betsy A. VIC
tory, who demands $4,000.
Trustees of the Cecil Rhodes Oxford
college fund desire leading universities
in the United States to propose candi-
dates for Oxford, so that they may go
into residence in 1908.
DIR. Hovey and George Curtis have
returned to New York from Martini
ique, where they scaled Mont Pelee and
were near ending their existence in
clouds of dust and steam.
In lecture at the University of Chi
cago, Prof. Hart of Harvard, asserted
that the Monroe doctrine was the
work, solely, of John Quincy Adams;
also, that it was a dead letter.
F. L. Ruchman, wealthy politician
of Evansville, Ind, when told by his
wife that she loved another, escorted
her to the depot and furnished her
money to elope with railroad fireman..
The long-ove1 due steamer Portland
arrived at st. Michaels July 2, accord
ing to a dispatch received from Daw-
son. The vessel is in good condition
and the passengers and crew are well.
In the airship races at st. Louis In
1904, the principal purse will be 100000,
with minor ones amounting to $4,000.
, At least twenty miles an hour, average
speed, must be made to entitle one to
a prize.
Ada Barker, brought to the asylum
for the insane at Terrell, Texas, because
seemingly demented. has SO far recov-
cred as to recall that her home is in
New York 1t is a case of double con-
sciousness.
1t is estimated by close observers OF
the corn deal that Mr.. Gates profits
will not exceed s1,50000O. This amount
will be divided up between ten or
dozen millionaires who were interested
in the deal.
Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland has
announced himself in the field for the
Democratic nomination for the presi-
dency. He will probably make tour
of the West this fall in the interests Of
his candidacy.
Over 100 Beers, formerly prisoners at
Bermuda landed recently in New York,
dressed in their South African clothes.
Two Americans, James Malloy Of Bos-
tor. and Michael HALEY of Nevada.
were with them.
During the coming week it is expect
e6 to commence work at Tacoma on the
construction of the new 250-ton blast
furnace Of the Tacoma Steel company.
1t will be the first modern blast furnace
to be erected on the Pacific coast.
The National Building Trades council
has sent to the New York unions affili-
ated with it notice that it has adopted
a metal Union label to be used on all
buildings constructed by union me-
chanics connected with the council.
James Foy of Danbury. Conn.,, while
searching for a daughter he has not
seen since her babyhood, found his first
wife. whom he had supposed dead. His
second wife agreed to a separation, and
No ana daughter expect to be REIN
stated in their home in September.
BY the special enrolment certificates
filed with the board OF elections. Tam
many has increased its enrolled men,
bership to 133, 900 and the Republican
organization in Manhattan to $4,000.
The special enrolment aggregated 3S,-
600, of which G,a45 were Republicans
and the rest Democrats.
Edwin H. Lenlare. organist OF the
Carnegie institute at Plttsburg. has
gone to London to see his sick wife. and
the union musicians may not allow him
to return to America. Lenare IL under
a tive-years' contract at $4,000 annually.
and the unionists claim to be In n posi-
ton to enforce the contract labor law.