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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-07-24
Additional Local News.

Ladies underwear now Oh sale at Ke'-
, leys from five cents per garment up.
Headache or glasses, which will it be?
A. o. Void, opt,cian. Langdop, N. D.
O.. Kelly is selling the celebrated
Mica axle grease at twenty cents per
can.
Look over the change of matter in
Optician a. o. Wol6's advertising space
this week.
| For this week only you can buy ten
pounds of coffee for one dollar. At G. J.
IelIys store.
| Kelly has the latest novelties in ladies'
belts. pins, belt buckles, etc. Prices will
| be found an inducement to buy.
| Mrs VIM. kinna was among those
eaving on yesterday afternoons passen-
ger and goes to Estevan, n W. T., to
visit during the balance OF the summer
with her mother. Mrs. Lindsay, and
sister, Mrs. John Mcintyre
| Mrs. W. F. Winter and son. Morris,
Mrs F. W, Mclean and Miss Helen
Sullivan We're passengers yesterday for a
summer trip with friends at different
points in the east. They intend going
| by way of Duluth and the Lakes ex-
pscting to return about September LIST.
For hail insurance see Farrell & Burke
agents of the farm department of the st.
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co. This
is the company that has been in business
for over thirty years and has always paid
it's losses promptly. If you don't believe
it ask the farmers who have been hailed
out.
The trophy of the republican camp, the
flag presented two years ago by Farmer"
Wallace, of Bismarck, was brought up
from Milton by Editor Mccarthy and
hung in graceful folds at the rear of the
the platform. But no allusion was
made to it or, the barrel tapped in
Cavalier county two years ago in order to
attain possession of this precious piece
OF bunting. In fact the aforesaid flag has
history, part of which is kept very much
IN the dark by its possessors.
In the call statement OF the Mooney
State bank published this week Cashier
Sheehan makes affidavit to assets or re-
sources OF $1l3, $4,000, quite crafty
~ fr t<>{ l>o% I
in April. The deposits OF the bank reach
total OF S97,927.11 and on the other
hand there is nothing in the way OF bills
payable money due other banks. or re-
discounted notes to 1etract from the ex-
celence OF their report.
"Walt" Gushing. OF local newspaper
fame years ago, and who poses as the
press agent Of Gov White in his cam
pa1gn for another term of gubernatorial
honors, again managed to come down
on his feet through quite bunch of
political trouble. With little more close
guessing it is likely "Walt" will continue
to feed at the public trough in Bismarck
Ior anotber spell, providing OF course that |
his patron saint, the party nominee for !;
governor, succeeds in election this fall.
Among the land buyers here during
the week was u Mr. Wilkes and his
son who farm extensively in Richland |
county near Wahpeton. They came to
look over farms here with the idea OF !
Duy'ng. Down in the portion OF the Red
River Valley IRON which they come it is
impossible for farmers to increase their
holdings as their families grow up. Mr..
Wilkes lives in one OF the wealthy Ger
man settlements OF that part OF the state
and desired to purchase farms similarly
situated up here for his boys.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-07-24
BEAULIEU.

Frank Golf and wife we're visiting in
Langdon few days this weeks.
VIM. Duncan and family returned to
Mack after weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. Harry Ryan, OF Neche, was visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Nodwell, last week.
Miss Lizzie McHardy is at home again
having been west CD her claim for some
time.
Supt Macdonald was visiting schools
and making other calls the first OF the
weeks.
Mr.. and tMrs. Norman Campbell, OF
Mack, called on friends here on their way
to Tyner.
Mrs. Hugh Melville and Mrs. Mcmillan
were up from Mclean Thursday and or
gained ladies' aid.
Mrs. johnson and daughter, OF Dray-
ton, are Visiting this week with Mr.. and
and Mrs. James Brown.
Charlie and Robbie Mettleman visited
in Pembina over Sunday with Auditor
and Mrs. Paul Williams.
Miss Maggie Duncan went to Mack
Friday where she will join Il party that
will leave Monday for the fair.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-07-24

For hail insurance see Farrell & Burke
agents of thA farm department Of the St
Paul Fire Il Marine Insurance Co. This
is the company hat has been in business
for over thirty years and has always paid
its losses promptly. II you don't believe
it ask the farmers who have been hailed
out:
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-07-24

We have inquiries every day for
snaps in Cavalier county Land. If you
have anything to offer list 1t with Us.
Truax & Mclean.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
Grand Jury Again DISCHARGED

This was the day that the Grand
Jury was 10 return 10 the court OF
General Sessions 1t having been
discharged two weeks ago until TO-.
day. After The court had conferred
with Attorney General Herbert II
Ward. The grand jury was az ain
discharged until next Monday.
Mr.. Ward states that he will
probably have some work Tor the
grand jury at trial time.
Counse!s in the case OF George
Winkler vs. the Philadelphia ard
Reading Railway Company the evil
dcnce ia which case was heard last
Friday, made their addresses TO the
Jury this morning. Ii is an action
to recover for personal injuries re.
ceived while working as a brake.
man for the defendant Company.
The amount asked for Ia SEQ, 900.
Both William Hlles dounsel for
the piautitf and Levi Bird counsel
for the Railway Company address
ed the jury for an hour and half
each. The Court will. charge the
Jury this afternoon.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
Six browne From Capslzcd Boa,

New York, June Six men were
drowned yesterday from two row
boats that were capsized in the
Sound by the gale that blew in pulfs
al fifty miles an hour. Part Of the
the gaze reached sixty miles. Each
boat had originally held four men.
Both parties had gone out on the
Sound with the purpose Of fishing.
1t is possible that the boat upturn
ed off Hunts Point would have es.
capped had it not occn swept in be-
tween tug and two scnws.
The hawscrS of the tug became
entangled in the boats painter, and
in Il twinkle the rowboat WAS Hoped
bottom upward and the occupants
thrown overheard.
The only man rescued vas John
Ilellcrich, whose brother William
was drowned.
lie was picked mp by the crew of
the sand scow Andrew Dewey. QUE
OF the craft in the tow that did the
mischief llelferich said that he
and his bother, Alexander VIM
slow, and Maurice Silver net by
appointment 10 20 fer row on the
Sound and TO catch some fish, 10
possible.
The lmomsnt s!he boat was up.
turued the strong suction cause d
by the tug sent all OF them under.
No trace was found OF the three
unIortuna tes.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
On The Rivar

The heavy wind storm yesterday
caused considerable trouble to small
boats on the Delaware. Among those
who had all experience were George
W. Gasse his two sons, and Chas Sells
The party left Eleventh street
bridge shortly before noon on the
naptha launch Rosa!la, belonging to
Mr.. Sells, for cruise down the river
On reaching the mouth Of the
Christiana high tide was found 10
be running and the wind was blow.
ing gale. but the party kept on,
believing there was no danger.
At Deep Water Point. between
this city and New Castle, the launch
Rehccca, in charge Of John Flesh. of
No. 2ll Madison street, was hailed.
Flesh warncdthe party against going
TOO far from shore, explaining that
it was difficult TO manage tho Rcbec-
ca which is larger than the RosaIia.
The party kept on, however, and
started for the New Jersey shore.
When 10 the middle OF the river the
full force Of the wind and the waves
became apparent. and the craft be-
came exceedingly dit1lcult TO manage.
Just before the New Jersey coast
was reached an unusually high
breaker swept over the side OF the
craft. filling the boat with water
and impairing the machinery. The
rudder being out Of service, 1t was
impossible to steer the craft and just
as the party made ready to land
another tide swamped the craft, and
the occupants were tossed Oh the
beach. An attempt was made losave
the boat but it went under before
such could be done. The Rebecca,
which was a short distance away,
went to the rescue Of the members
OF the party and broug lit them to
this city.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
:h,pbuilders to Combine.

A New York paper publishes the
statement that probably within four
days an official announcement will
be made of the consolidation of five
of the largest shipbuilding yards in
the country. the active head of the
combine to be Lewis Nixon, owner
of the Crescent Shipyards at Eliza
port, N. J.
He and Representatives of the
Bath Iron Works, of Bath, Me-; tho
Newport News Shipbuilding Com
pany, Newport News, Pa; Union
Iron Works, San Francisco, and the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
Of this city, have been in consulta-
ton every day of the past week.
The chief feature of the plan for
financing the new corporation is
said to be the issuance of $25, OOO,.
900 Of bonds. Those behind the
combination believe it will result in
ships Of all classes being built
cheaper in this country than in any
other country in the world.
h: w. Cause, president of the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
pany, was seen in reference to the
story, and said that if there was any
combine being formed he did not
know it.
W. Dew. Dimock, the secretary
Oh the company. was also seen and
denied that the local company was
going into any combine.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
Hal SuStiIlO'S BOttleS

John Sofia will be given hear
ing before Magistrate We'll on the
charge of having 80 bottles belong
ing to Domenco Sustill at his place.
Sofia is a bother and under an act
of the Legislature there is fine of
so cents for each bottle of another
bother used by him. In a search
on Saturday made by Constables
Mari and Jones, SO bottles belong
ing to Sustillo were found. J.
Frank Ball represents SustillO, and
Horace G. Knowles will appear for
Sofia. The fine in such case was
formerly S. but was reduced at the
last session Of the Legislature.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Before Judge Cochran in the City
Court this morning Samuel Emory,
colored, was fined So and costs fol
being drunk and disorderly.
Alexander Lewis, colored, was
charged by officer Shields with corner
longing and was fined So.
Edward Handy, colored, was charg-
cd with pointing revolver at Theo-
dore Archer, colored. The testimony
was that on Saturday night as he was
going to his home bevond Market
street bridge Handy insulted him and
he saw the shape of the revolver in
Handy's pocket.
Officer j. G. Shields testified that
he made the arrest and found the re-
yolyer in Handy's pocket. There
were three loaded shells in the revol-
YER lie was held in 500 bail for
court.
Margaret Mcmahon failed to ans.
wer to the charge Of trespass and a
capias was issued.
Jonas Heck was fined SO for being
intoxicated.
Alonzo Jones, colored, pleaded
guilty to assault and battery. John
Thomas Jones testified that during
an alteration on Saturday night at
l70l West Third street. lie was on
visit at the house and his brother
came there and created disorder and
used threats against the witness
Previous to that when he went to his
home his sister Lizzie Jones and Grace
Manluff had fight and as he elected
the latter his sister struck her with
a piece of lead pipe. Alonzo struck
his brother.
The next witness was Maurice Hin
son, colored, who is partly blind and
it was commented on that he could
not be much of wi tness as he could
not see. The fine was $50 and costs.
Elizabeth Jones, colored, was then
charged with assault and battery on
Grace Manluff. Her testimony was
that on Saturday evening the girl
took exceptions to some remarks and
later she struck her with u piece of
iron pipe. 1t was challenge between
the women. The prisoner was about
ITO pounds the prosecuting witness
was about $50 pounds.
The charge was dismissed and the
Jones girls friends applauded.
James Spencer charged James Card
with being drunk and disorder!y at
No. 40S Townsend street. lie went
to put on his coat Card attempted to
assault his wife and struck him. He
was fined So.
Oliver Otis. co!ored, pleaded gull
to to the charge of disorderly conduct
Officer Greene testified he saw anum-
Der of colored men shooting crap be.
yond Washington street bridge in
field. The case was dismissed.
James A. and Henry johnson, COL
ored, lads were charged with the lar
ceny OF SIS from George Romano.
The Case was continued until to NOR
row morning.
Walter Sparks was charged with
disorderly conduct and was fined $40
and costs.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
Ashley Church Happy.

Asbury Chidren's Day was more
than a success. A fine program was
prepared and spendldlv rendered.
Both music and recilations were ex-
cclIent. Superintendent Boclam Of
the main school and Superintendent
Mrs. Taggart, of the infant de-
partment were in their glory, Miss
Vera Leonard deserves special men
ton for the service rendered in the
training Of the children. The choir
and Orchestra greatly cnliyened the
occasion with their good music. l
S useless to say that ChoriStcr Gem
was in his clement. last but not least
was the collection. 1t was a great
success. Rev. Dulaney was suprcmely
happy over the gifts unto the Lord,
the same covered all the bcncvolcnccs
of the yearcycept missions also seventy
five dollars appCrtioned 'Asbury
Church to aid Wesley NJ. e. Church.
The Rev. II. S. Dulaney desires to
express his heartfelt gratitndc to the
noble gvers of yesterday, to those in
and out Of the church. also to the
very valuable service rendered by the
official brethren.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
Big lie ct Saratoga

Saratoga, n. Y, June 9.-One
person was killed, one fatally injur-
cd, two severely hurt and eight are
reported missing as the result of 4
fire here early to-day. The proper
ty destroyed was valued at $500, UOO
with estimated insurance of some
$175. 900.
The fire started in the Arcade
Building on Broadway and destroy
el that building, the Shankleforl
building and the Saratoga theatre.
located in the Citizens National
Bank building. The bank building
was only damaged by water.
Fortunately there was no wind.
Otherwise the fire, which was in
the heart of the city. aud not far
from several Of the biggest hotels,
might have developed into a gen
eral conHagration. BY hard work
the tircmeu succeeded in checking
the flames and at 5.25 o'clock the
fire was pronounced to be under
control.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09

William j. Kirkland returned
yesterday from Niagara Falls where
he atteudcd the bi-annual session of
the Supreme Grand Orange Lodge
Of the United States. The lodge
was in session four days and Mr..
Kirkland was elected Assistant SUI
preme Grand Secretary. Mr.. Kirk
land stated this morning that he
had a very pleasant time and visit
cd many points Of interest in and
around Niagara Falls. On Wednes-
day the L. 5. Supreme Lodge was
received and rendered a banquet by
the Canada Grand Lodge which was
i'll session at the same time. on the
Canada side. On Thursday the
Canada Supreme Lodge was enter
tanned by the L. $. Lodge with
banquet.
The sessions of the L. S. Lodge
were held in the National Food Hall.
which was given for the purpose
free Of charge. The hall has a seat
ing capacity Of about 1000.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
ABBOTT MUST
SUPPORT WIFE.

George E. Abbott. OF Brook w, N
Y, must support his wife an d chile
or else remain behind the bars. He
was arrested yesterday mornin,
as he was entering his boarding
house. at No COZ King street.
This morning he was given a hear.
ing before Magistrate Bradley.
Mrs. Ellen Abbott testified that
Abbott has contributed nothing TO
her support or the support Of their
child for nearly two years. She
has suffered prlvations time and
time again for him but yet he left
her presumably Tor another woman.
She nursed him when he was in
jured and when he got well he
abandoned her.
"You Scoundrel," Kissed the
woman al him this morning." l
nursed you and spent money SO you
would get we'll You are now
under oath in Brooklyn to support
me aud this is the way you do It.
In answer 10 questions, Abbott
stated he had never applied for a
divorce and that the woman was
his wife. Magistrate Bradley then
informed Abbott that in Delaware
a married man who is not divorced
must support his wife. A man
who would openly denounce his
wife in public as Abbott did and
yet never made any attempt to get
a divorce is unworthy of considera-
ton. He was therefore placed
under $500 bail for his appear ance
at court.
Abbot is a lineman. and has been
in Delaware several months, part OF
the time in the employ Of the Diam.
ond State Telephone Company. lie
was injured while working for that
company, and since his recovery he
has entered suit Cor damages against
them in Superior Court, Levi c. Bird
being council. The case is ON the
list for this term OF Court.
lie was not aware that on Satur.
day afternoon woman whose count.
enance bore. every evidence OF firm
resolve and dctermin alton. had ar.
rived in this city, in quest OF him.
The woman engaged quarters at
Kings Hotel, and shortly after max
ing arrangements there, she called
at the police station where she d.
vulged the object Of her errand. She
then went to the Office of Magistrate
Bradley and had warrant alleging
deScrtion issued for Abbott. ~
Mrs. Abbott was neatly dressed
and denied the slurring accusations
OF her husband and charged him
with being a graduate Of SiIg Sing.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
DO

!. Miss Gertrude Robinson who has
been indiSposcd for the past three
DAYS IS able t. be at her post Of duty
this morning.
Members Of the Levy court paid a
visit TO tie County WurkhouSe this
morning as the guests otthe Trustees
OF the Institution.
LYNNE Hillburn's condition he
came worse yesterday as DR.. BelviIe
was unableto find Il huIlet.that enter
cd her breast when She was shot by
her brother, her father having taken
her to hospital in this city.
Mrs Jane MrHrgh viii erect a
Kitchen to the house No. 7lG Church
street at cost Of 800.
s g. tuyrrdale will erect back
building to No. ll9 LObdell street,
J. A horse belonging to the Singer
Sewing Machine Company ran away
from Front and Union streets this
morning.
! The switch on Sixth street be.
tween Poplar and Walnut, on the
Springs line has been removed and
single track pat in.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
Stabbed And Robbed

Bridgeville, Del. June SD
ward Saunders while sitting under
street lamp counting his money
last night was attacked by fifteen
tramps, who pounced upon him and,
after knocking him insensible, stabb
ed him six times and then robbed
him. He will probably die. After
Telling Saunders the tramps chased
two young women walking on the
opposite side of the street. who took
refuge in nearby store until a pO-
liceman appeared, whereupon the
tramps fled.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
fMJ4 Orphans and Chancery Court.

There was much business before
Chancellor Nicholson in both the
Court of Chancery and Orphans
Court this morning. In Court of
Chancery the Chancellor gave his
decision in number of cases.
The decision in the Lane will case
was that Augustus Lane in making
out his will failed to carry out the
provision in the will of his father,
Jesse Lane, who left him $50, 200.
The provision was that he dispose
of the $50, 900 by will and whether
he did CT did not dispose of it by
will was the grounds for the case.
The Chancellor decided that he did
not by the will is 50 worded that
the money will go to to the widow
of the deceased, Mrs. Fannie Lane.
In the case of Max Swartz VS.. Jen-
ME Clay tie bill WAS dismissed.
The case Of Thomas Davis receiv-
ership was also dismissed.
The case of Hygia Ice Company
was held up.
In the case of Sarah S. Hall VS..
Annie NJ. Hopes, an order was
granted for sale of real estate.
In Orphans Court, Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Co., guardian
OF Gertrude Hughes, made return
of sale which was approved.
1t the case of John Webster, com
missioner, made return of no par
tition.
| James l.. Wa!cott, administrator.
was granted an order of sale Of real
estate CT James II. Mason, deceased.
William S. Prickett made return
! Of safe Of real estate Of Annie L.
Chambers which Was confirmed.
IowclIS. England made return Of
sale Of real estate Of Margaret and
| William stephen, which was approx.
cd.
On the application Of Anthony
Higgins, Horace G. Eastburn was
admitted toplacticc in Orphans Court.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
'CHlDRRl''S DAY
EXERCISES.

In many of tho Whining
ton churches yesterday interesting
.Childreu's Day services wer9 large
ay attended. Programs were given
lin First, Central, Olivet Ptesbyter-
ian, Bethany, Delaware Avenue and
Second Baptist, Asbury, Harrison
Street and other NJ. E. Churches.
In Grace Church the Cradle Roll
Babies of the church held their an
nual reunion in the afternoon, and
The regular Children's Day program
in the evening.
At Second Baptist Church an adj
dress was made by Chief Justice
Lore, and at West Church there was
an address by Prof. F. H. Green.
At St. Paul's NJ. E. Church, exer'
cises were held in the afternoon and
the program was interesting. The
collections for the day amounted to
$50.
,. Archdeacon George c. Hall preach
ed in st. Andrews Church yester-
day in the interests of the endow-
ment fund Of the diocese.
Miss Amelia Stewart and Miss
Lydia Kenney assisted Rev John
France in revival services in Scott
NJ. E. Church last evening.
A question box service was held
in st. Lukes Reformed Episcopal
Church yesterday.
Rev S. I. Quaan preached a spe.
cial sermon at Gilbert Presbyterian
yesterday afternoon
In the United Presbyterian Church
last evening Rev j. j. Huston, the
pastor, preached a special sermon tc
young men.
Twilight services We're common
eed at Brandywine NJ. f. Churcl
last evening an will continue dur
ing the summer.
Bishop Monaghan denies a rumol
that new Catholic church is to be
erected at Fourth and Grant ave
nue..
Last evening Rev. DR.. Murray, D.
D.. preached an Interesting sermon
on the recent peace proclamation il
England,
Bishop Monaghan yesterday con
frmed Il large class at St. Joseph'>
Church, colored.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-09
4 islefaeaI esaI HlaIas Congress

49, SSssS0Ds - M W BtSSSs kAst
The fith annual session ofgthe H.
ternation2l Mining Congress swill
convene Ia tile city Of Butte. Mon.
tana, September lst, 1902 aud con
tinuing thereafter the 2. 3, 4. S.
The citizens OF Butte 10 state of
Montana are intensely interested
IN rushing this coming sesslon OF
the Congress a great success and
believe that the natural attractions
with which they are endowed and
the magnificent opportunities they
have OF satisfying 10 an unlimited
extent the desire Of sciertifis men,
Investors and others to investigate
Tor themselves some oil the greatest
copper mines.
TT'AX RECEIVERS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
l. the power in me invested by the laws Of
the StItn OF Delaware have levied ON and
will expose to public sale at the
COURT HOUSE
on Market utreet between Tenth and eventh
streets. in the city Of Wilmington. county Of
New Castle and Stats Of Delaware
ON SATURDAY.
TIE 18th DAY JULY,
at 10 O'Clock 9. nj.
In default Of the payment Of s3l. 20 County
and Poor Tax lawfully asses 4ed for the years
lso'' 1899. 1909 and 1891. the following describ
ei real estate to wit: