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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-04
BIG CATTLE SHIPMENT
STARK COUNTY ONE OF THE BAN
NER STOCK SHIPPING COUNTIES
ON THE MAP. 5.

STARK COUNTY ONE OF THE BAN
NER STOCK SHIPPING COUNTIES
ON THE MAP.
Dickinson Press: The shipment of
live stock from Stark county for the
year 1901 is indeed most interesting,
showing as it does the great growth
and marvellous wealth of this industry.
The total shipment of cattle for the
county is 662 cars, or 1888 head
The average net selling price of these
cattle in Chicago was $45 per head, or
$714,96O.
The shipment of horses for the year
was 116 cars, or 2,7s4 head, which fig
ured at an average price of $50 each
equals $139,2OO.
OF sheep there were fewer shipped
out in 1901 than the previous year, the
total number of cars being II, or 1925
sheep. The average net price of grass
fed sheep in Chicago the past season
was $3.10 per head, making $53,7O7 80
for Stark county mutton. The market
price for sheep was low which accounts
for the comparatively small number of
mutton sheep shipped. The growers
seemed to prefer to hold their mutton
sheep over until another season.
To the foregoing should be added
the item of wool, 100000 pounds,
shipped from Dickinson the past year,
which, figured at 111hc, gives another
handsome income of $172,5OO. Thus
the tabulated statement Of live stock
income for Stark county for 1901 is as
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-04

Total :. :. =. :. . :. $1,OSO,367
An interesting deduction to be made
from the cattle, shipments is the fact
that Stark county shipped one-sixth
as many beef cattle in 1901 as the en-
tire state of Montana, Dickinson alone
shipping o~ne-seventh as many as our
sister state on the west.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-04
AMONG THE MISSING.

Eureka, Cal, Jan. Nothing has
been heard of the missing people of
the steamer Walla Walla- The tugs
and the dispatch boat McCulloch are
searching.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-04

The Fargo Forum has it that Bis
marck people go to Mandan to die
where life is, willingly parted with.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-04

Major Edwards admits, the hypnotic
influence of Jim Hill-but says-no
pass. Is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-04

"convicts Daughter" at the
Atheneum tonight. An excellent
play.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-04
WANT TO SELL

PANAMA CANAL PEOPLE OFFER.
THEIR PROPERTY FOR FORTY
MILLIONS.
Washington, Jan. Admiral
Walker, chairman of the Isthmian
commission, received an offer of the
Panama Company property for forty
millions today. Walker submitted
the proposition to the state depart
ment.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
MIX-UP OF SUIT CASES.
WashingtOnian Has Unpleasant Expert
ence in New York.

NEW YORK. March "A little mis-
understanding set lot Of machinery IL
motion on Wednesday evening and yes
terday morning in the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel, police headquarters. and Wall Street.
Among the guests OF that hotel on We'd
nesday were s. p. Johnson and daughter.
OF Washington, and T. J. Hermann. OF
Oakdale. L. J.
In the evening Mr.. lehman, IN pre-
pairing Tor his departure. sent a haIIboy
10 his room 70 pack his SUIT case. telling
him TO bring IL down to the parcel room
OF the hotel lobby. Mr. Heinmann's room
was No. 241
Either his enunciation OF the room
number was misinterpreted. or the per
ception Of the boy was faulty. for he went
to 34l. which vas Mr.. Johnson's room.
Mr. Johnson was out, hut as tie boy
found an evening suit and dress suit
case he packed the case and brought it
downstairs, depositing il in the check
room.
Mr.. Johnson returned TO his room later.
and finding the property gone immedI-
aJe!y sounded an alarm He learned that
the suit case had been taken 20 the hotel
loDDy. and he inserted an advertisement
IN morning newspaper Offering 500 re-
ward, payable at the hotel desk. for MS
return, containing papers Of no value ex-
cept 10 tue owner mo questions asked. -
hr. Johnson also visited CAPTAIN Titus
and conhded his loss 20 him, telling the
captain, among other things. thar the
grip contained 5000 shares Of mining
stock. standing in the name Of Miss Har-
riot l. Johnson. Captain Titus. to head
on any disposition Of the stock IN Wall
Street, notified the Wall Street news
agencies OF the loss, while headquarters
sent out an alarm for the hissins stock.
In the meantime Colonel Forget. house
detective Of the. FiftA Avenue Hotel. who
Knows about everything that goes on
there except In the Amen corner or
hnas out the reason why he does not. had
found Ar- JOhnsOn's suit case safely en-
tconced 10 compartment OF the parcel
room. awaiting its owner.
Ar- HeinfnanD had already secured his
own grip aud departed.
Mr.. Johnson's grip was handed over to
BIN aud the Washiugtonian and his
d2pghser took their leave. in possession
OF all their property. The reward offered
has been Cancelled.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
SHOT BY Wife AS
HB LAY IN HIS Bed
New York Woman Murders
Sleeping Husband.
JEALOUSY CAUSED TRAGEDY
Police Declare That Victim Was by His
Spouse Deemed Too Fond Of Other
Women, and That She Told Him Sc,
and Then Fired the Fatal Shot.

NEW YORK. March l4-Jobn T. Slower,
a carriage painter. who had q shop on
First Avenue between Gg5,h and IJsth
Streets. was murdered by his wife this
morning as he lay in bed in their fat
on the third floor Of the tenement house
at 81 East l5ath Street
The wife shot her husband twice with
a 32-ca!ibre revolver. once in the
back and again in the back or the head.
and he died before a physician reached
the house.
The murder was caused, the police say.
by jealousy
According to the police. Mrs. Slower
and her husband have not agreed for
some time. The wife accused her hus-
band Of paying more attention TO other
women than he should. and a few days
ago she packed her personal belongings
and shipped them to Philadelphia
This morning about $50 O'Clock she
told her husband. the police say. OF what
she had done. and that she Intended to
leave him and 90 to Philadelphia too.
The couple originally came from PhiIa-
delphia. where Slower was ia the livery
business, and it was the wife. the police
say. who supplied the husband with
money.
She had furnished money to establish
him in business several times, they say.
and this morning she told him, according
TO the police. that she was tired Of giving
him money only 70 see him spend It on
other women
Then she shot him.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
REDMOND ACCUSES BRITISH.
Stories Of Irish Disorder an Excuse for
Coercion.

LONDON, March 1f.-DUring the debate
on the civil service estimates in the
House OF Commons yesterday. Mr..
John Redmond. the Irish Nationalist lead
err, moved that the salary Of the chief
secretary for Ireland be reduced by 500.
On this motion Mr. Redmond proceeded
10 initiate a discussion on the state Of
Ireland He said the present situation
fl that country was grave. but he con-
tended that it was due not TO a recru-
descence Of crime. but 20 the revival OF
coercion by the Government. He de-
clared that Chief Secretary Wyndham was
being driven into the extreme landlord
faction by the Marquis Of Londonderry
and Lord Ardilan. and urged him to re-
sist and retrace his steps in the interest
Of Ireland
Mr.. Wyndham, ia reply. regulated the
notion that he was being driven o. any
body, and declared that he accepted fun
responsibility for the acts Of the Irish
executive. Mr. Redmond complained that
there was conspiracy TO misrepresent
the condition Of the country as lawIess
in order to give some color Of justifca-
tiOn for the use Of coerciye measures. He
said that 50 far from that being the
state OF things. Ireland had not been 50
quiet for a hundred years
No abnormal amount Of crime existed
and although there was agrariau discon-
tent and. some bOycOtting there was
nothing TO Justify repressive measures.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
TRIP THROUGH a SEWER
FOR NEARLY A MILE
Workman IN New York Makes UNIQUE
and Dangerous Journey in Safety.

and Dangerous Journey IN Safety.
NEW YORK. March with several
other WorkmeR yesterday afternoon. Ed
ward Boyle. plumber, was repairing the
sewer pipe Of residence 81 522 East FIJI
ty-taird Street.
Boyle was standing on the lower rungs
Fl ladder that had been lowered through
q mauhole in front Of the house 10 the
ncitom Of the sewer. He held a rope. the
other end Of which was n the hands Of
the men IN the street
Suddenly the ladder broke, dropping
Boyle into the swift water Of the sewer.
almost filled b. the recent rains AID
snow He dropped the rope and was be-
Ing carried through the sewer toward the
point at the foot OF East F0rty-ninth
street, where IL empties into the river.
seven blocks distant.
Boyle is a good swimmer and managed
TO keep his head above water. though the
strength OF the current prevented him
swimming much
AT every manhCle which he passed Boyle
got a breath Of fresh air. but the spaces
between the holes were long and several
times he was almost sUmocsled
Boyle finally emerged from The mouth
OF the sewer and was rescued by a mSu
on the adjoining pier. who threw him a
rope.
Boyle was carried three-q quarters OF a
mile IN little more than two minutes.
During his journey he turned on his back
and worked or his heavy boots.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
STEEL TRUST REFUSES ORDERS.
Needs More Capital to Enable Il to En-
large It's Capacity.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE finance
committee Of the steel Trust viii meet
today TO consider q plan to. raise $50
900. 600 additional capital. needed to carry
on the tremendous business the company
is doing, and which has grown TO such
an extent that the trust, with its euor-
nous plants, is utterly unable to meet
the demands OF the Consumers.
The Steel Corporation IS now confront
ed with the Necessity OF placing large or
ders abroad tor steel rails and other
steel products. IL must import these az
ticles to fiji existing contracts. and il Is
now declining 70 receive orders for 1902
in most Of its departments.
The American Bridge Company. which
IS owned by the United States Steel Cor
poration, can take no orders before
April, 1903. All the structural iron de-
partments Of the United States Steel
Company are also similarly clogged.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
MAY CALL MORE MEN OUT.
Miners District Executive Committee to
Convene in Wnkes5arre.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, March 14-Viee
President Adam Ruscavage. of the United
Mine Workers OF this district. last night
called a meeting Of the executive commit
tee. 20 be held on Saturday.
The committee will consider the con-
ditiOn Of the Woodward. Avondale, and
PetebCnne cOllieries OF the Delaware.
Iackawanna and Western Company. where
the hremen have been discharged and the
mine workers are idle, some on strike
and some locked out.
The mine workers Of the other eighteen
collieries Of the company may be called
out on a sympathetic strike.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
LoRD0N'S LATEST GOSSIP.
Sir Thomas Upton Said to Be About to
Wed an American Actress.

LONDON, March IA story is cir
culating in the clubs today 10 the ef-
feet that the latest victory Of the Ameri-
can invaders has been won by Ellie Fay.
Miss Fay was enormously successful at
the London music halls before and after
the recent revival OF The Belle OF New
York"
TOday's gossip says that Sir Thomas
Upton who very seldom visits a music
hall. was taken by a friend one night 10
the Empire. where Miss Fay was doing a
turn, consisting. among other things. Of
an imitation Of Bandmaster SOusa- Sir
Thomas admired her and was introduced
to her.
Miss Fay is now on the Riviera. Sir
Thomas Is also avoiding London fOgs BY
a visit 10 the same place 10 official
announcement Of an engagement has been
made, but so rumor runs.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
CHILE WANTS BIG LOAN.
Seeks to Borrow SIa,5Oo,ooo in New York
for War Purposes.

NEW YORK. March 1f-ChiIe is en-
deaVOri"g 20 float a loan for so. 500. 900 in
New York city. and the chances are she
VIII be successful The purpose Of this
loan is said 10 be the purchase Of add
IOnal war equipment for a struggle with
Argentina, which is believed 20 he lnsv-
table
Contracts Tor war vessels were recently
placed by Chile In England, and &c is be
heved the loan she is negotiating in New
York viii De partially applied 20 their
payment
Several months ago when there was
danger OF immediate war with Argentina.
chile attempted 10 float q loan She
failed becaUse the guarantees she offered
were not considered adequate She has
now added certain saltDetre beds as
guarantees. and they are said TO be ac-
ceptaDle, j. Fie-pout Morgan is said to
be conducting the negoriatio1s on tho part
Of New York EnanCicrs-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
FEARS FOR COAL SCHOONER.
Bertha Dean, Month Out Of Chesapeake,
for ProYidenoetOwn.

PROVIDENCETOWN. Mass. March IA
The continued absence OF the three
masted Bertha Dean, which left the
Chesapeake bound for Boston with q thou
sand tons Of coal. nearly a month ago,
Is causing great anxiety
Capt F. " Allen, Of the Spartan. says
that soon after the vessels left the Chesa-
peake the Spartan was obliged to ride
out a gale which continued for three days.
The Bertha Dean was about two miles
ahead, and he did not see her again.
The Dean leaked quite badly on the out
ward passage
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
WON WITH A JOKER"
How E. Nugent Was Elected Pound
keeper of His Township.

NEW YORK, March 1L-E. Nugent ST..
Of sayreville. y. J.. Was jokingly nomi-
mated for pouDdkeeper by his friends in
that township.
Thinking il only joke he consented 20
run. His friends doomed him and he ran
ahead Of the Democratic ticket and was
elected.
Not one Of te defeated candidates is as
disappointed as Mr.. Nugent.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
Is NOT DEAD, BUT
VERY MUCH ALIVE
Instead Of Funeral Friends
Given Reception.
Hospital Gets @Gates AiaI," Column, and
WIeaths-Eo Ec1e IDEAS as to
HeadstoneS Wanted.

NEW YORK. March 14.-Mrs. Samuel
Koran, wife Of a farmer on the RockaTay
Road. jamaica, Queens Borough. has an
Bounced in the village newspaper that she
s. not dead. The notice reads
4 desire 20 inform my friends that /
am alive and in good health. VIII my
friends please stop sending flowers 10 the
house? / also take this means Of inform
ing monument makers that I am not ia
need OF a tombstone
Her Virtues Related.
Mrs Horan's death was reported late
last week. and an obituary N a Jamaica
newspaper told OF her virtues. Then
flowers began 10 appear az the Koran
home. First came a Gates Ajar." stand
ing four feet high. next a broken column
and several wreaths.
Friends called at the house TO condole
with Mr. Koran and We're surprised when
Mrs. Koran opened the door.
The notice said the funeral would take
place Tuesday. On that day scores OF
persons went 20 the Koran homestead.
Mrs. Koran insisted upon entertaining
the visitors. She brewed some good tea
and prepared nice luncheon.
Flowers Go to Hospital.
The flowers have been sent to a hospi-
tai.
Monument makers sent many sugges-
tlons TO Mr. Koran as 10 headstones and
shafts. Word has been sent 10 the post
once not TO deliver any more black Dor
dered envelopes to the Koran home.
Yes" Mrs. Koran said yesterday,
I'm pretty lively for a .orpse. ! expect
10 help my husband do rs spring plant
ing ID q few days.'
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
WILL RENEW PRESENT RATE.
Offer Made by the Delaware and Hudson
Company

WILKESBARRE. Pa. March No
tees were posted at all Of the Delaware
and Hudson COmpany's cOlieries last night
that the present wage scale paid miners
would be renewed on April l.
Whether the action OF the company viii
be acceptable 10 its employees will not
be known until the meeting Of the miners
convention at ShamOkin next week.
Il Is thought John Mitchell, national
president Of the Jsaited Mine Workers.
will have the final say as TO whether or
not there will be A strike.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
BrightwoOd Association 10 Meet.

The monthly meeting Of the Bright
wood Citizens Association will be held
at BrightwoOd HQtel Han this evening at
o'clock. z Important report Of the
RAILROAD committee and other urgent
matters VIII be up for discussion Hon.
F. ". Smith and other prominent Wash
ingtonians Will be present and address
the association,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
FLEET GOING TO ENGLAND.
German Warships Under Prince Henry
TO Make Visit.

BERLIN, March 14.-Telegrsms from
Kiel announce that naval practice by the
squadron under Prince Henry viii take
place at the end Of April In the course
Of the maneuYres the squadron viii pro-
coed 10 England.
II is added that the squadron will make
q second Journey to England at the time
OF the cOronatiop. but then VIII eonsis.
only OF new ships OF the line OF the
Kaiser Wilhelm class.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
SUIT AGAINST MATHEW CLUNE.
Bell Boy Wants Damages From SuIli-
vans Old Backer.

NEW YORK. March 14.-Natthew CIune.
who acted as the hacker or John /. SuHI-
van. when the eX-champion pugilist was
in his prime. and who is now the owner
OF the Vanderbilt hotel. at Lexington
Avenue and Forty-secoud Street. was to-
day made defendant in a suit in the su-
preme court. brought by Harry c.
O'Grady. formerly one his ben boys. 70
recover $4,000 Tor false arrest
Clune's trouble wi:h c'Grady resulted
from his requesting the bell boy TO act
as his valet while ne was dressing TO at
tend the Democratic club reception ia
honor OF ex-Mayor Van Wyck last jan
nary.
The following day Clune caused the ar
rest Of O'Grady on q charge OF having
stolen q diamond stud valued az S115.
O'Grafy was subsequently acquitted.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
THREATS TO STRIKE MADE.
Demands by New Orleans Ship LaboTeIs
and Trolley Men.


NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-THE ship
lumber handlers and other ship Iabore-s
have made a demand on the ship agents
for s. and 81 a day. and an eiEht-hocc
day. an increase Of from 30 20 50 per
cent. They are now working uine hours
a day. Unless their demand is Couced ID
By April ! they viii strike.
The ship agents say that the c0ucos-
sious would injure the commerce Of New
Orleans and render it impossible to com
pete with other points.
Tho street car men. conductors and
mOtCrmen, have served notice on al four
street car companies here demanding
recognition of the union and shorter
houTs-nine hours a day and 20 cents an
hour They meet again Saturday. and
viii probably strike. especially on The
question Of The recognition OF the union
Ilc presidents announce that they will
Tot grant the demands. There were Two
street car strikes last year, in both OF
which the men won
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14

ST LOUIS. 70. March ia fire al /
o'clock this morning destroyed one Of the
car sheL~ OF the s.. Louis Transit Com
pany at EastOn and Prairie Avenues. caus-
ing loss Of FZ0G.CC0. Adjoining tene-
ment buildings were destroyed. The in
mates escaped.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
Sent $1,000 Back.

In April, 1900 Mr.. Truth was arrested
and indicted for fraud, and, pleading
guilty was fined 8. 800. Fraud orders we're
issued against him by the Postoflce De-
partment, and sacks Of mail containing
5000 in currency, were seized by inspec-
tors. This money was returned TO the
senders.
- went 70 Denver Mr. Truth said
yesterday -Four months ago 1 came to
New York with my family and ever since
1 have been preparing TO open the Tenn
pie OF Truth Ny trouble in Boston was
due 10 an error Of the head rather than
Of the heart I shall not again attempt
20 heal by mail Ny mission here is 70
give direction 20 the true movement. Di-
vine healing as ! understand IT.. is not
Christian Science The Christian SCient-
list denies rs existence OF disease, while
we admit it's existence and combat it
with MEDICINE, II the patient believes that
10 be most ofeaciOus-but primarily with
prayer and the healing which comes OF
the laying on Of hands and right living.
1 possess this power Of healing and snail
exercise it,"
MT. Truth is about thirty-Eve years old
and OF ministerial appearance. Mrs
Truth is apparently several years his
junior.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
- - IN go.

LONDON. March IA despatch from
Horta. FayaL states that the steamship
Elbe. which was chartered by the Cunard
Line 20 bring the Etruria's passengers
from that place 10 Liverpool. arrived
there this morning
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-14
TEMPLE OF truth"
IS READY TO OPEN
Secret Of Divine Healing to Be
Taught Therein.
DEDICATION SET FOR SUNDAY
New York Institution First Of q Series
to Be Established in Leading Cities as
Movement SPreads-Healer Francis
Truth VIII Omit Absent" Treatment.

NEW YORK March 14-Francis Truth.
rival Of Mrs. Mary B. C. Eddy. who. like
the high pricstess Of Christian Science.
processes the ability to cure by divine
Inspiration. has opened in the Tuxedo
building az Madison Avenue and Fifty
ninth Street. a Temple Of Truth" where
in his disciples may worship and receive
spiritual refreshments verbally and from
publications which are 10 issue from this
headquarters Of the cult.
The Temple viii be dedicated on sun
day Mr.. Truth said. 1t is the first Of
a series Of Temples Of Truth which will
be established in the leading cities. as
the movement spreads. Divine healing
viii be taught here. and the healers. when
qualified viii be sent forth TO labor
among the people-to teach them how 10
live righteous lives and 20 heal the sick
by prayer and the laying on OF hands"
Interior Arrangement.
In the Temple OF Truth" which occu-
pies corner on the third floor. there are
thr rooms. One Of these has been f:ted
up as publication Office. and another Is
used by the founder Of the movement as
private study The largest room Of the
ute has been furnished as a church. Upon
me walls are placards containing quota
tio2s from the Scriptures relating TO di-
vine healing and precepts Of Mr.. Truth.
TO guide his followers in their moral CON
duct There is also an organ. over which
u Is understood, Mrs. Truth will preside
during the Sunday services
Two years ago Mr. Truth conducted an
institute in Boston. which yielded. ac-
cording TO the police. Q revenue Of $50.
Or0 week The actual receipts. how
ever. friends Of Mr. Truth said. did NOT
exceed $500 a week, and Of this amount
about $500 was spent ia advertising In
stead, therefore. OF quitting Boston with
$4,000 IN his possession. as alleged. the
Divine Healer" had only few thou
sands