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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-16
ing fees allowed.
State OF North Dakota vs. Richard

ing fees allowed.
State OF North Dakota vs. Richard
Wilson.
E a Farrell justice fees. ....: 3 co
J :a..DallaE witness fees. ........ l 10
G. 81 McDermott witness fees. / 10
State OF North Dakota SIS Edward
Stineon.
E a Farrell justice fees. ........s ) so
Allen Pinkertou sheriff fees. 80. s 80
Mrs Cossette witness fees. 10
Mrs MyCambridge witness fees. 10
Mrs Stinson witness fees. .. ] 10
Justice report OF James Templeton
were laid over until the Dext meeting of
he board.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed.
T H S;oltze Langdon focal and
wood furnished John Doan
county poor 20 10
P.ummer t. McNi.en coffin for
HaIioisen and child ....... 30 90
Ole | Gievre services as county
commissioner ................. % 60
JOSEPH Eeapy services as couniy
commissioner. ............. % 90
Peter Reid services as coua,y
commissioner. Observation-Disclosures. 81 so
\ ex Roney services as county
commissioner. % 90
.Joho Reid services as county
commissioner .......... % 50
On motion the board adjourned until
one o'clock IN Monday May 18th, 1903
OLE l. GJEvRE. ROBERT Work.
Chairman County Auditor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-16

PROCEEDINGS
Board Of CO. Commissioners,


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Inc board reported having examined
The bridges named. ard it Wa resolved
That the Auditor be Instructed 10 adj
'eFtis" 'D9 proposals for ste"! '}rid2e at
IN" olilea!'!f crossing. between Alma
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-16
City Auditors Report.

To THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND C171 COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF LASGpoy, Moth DAKOTA:
herewith submit my Semi.Annual Report,
Lanedon, for the term ending April LIST. 1868:
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
ACCIDENT At NIAGARA FALLS.
Electrical Famine Results and Many
Factories Shut Down.

Niagara Falls, n. Y, Jan. 31.-At
$50 O'Clock p. M the temporary re-.
pairs at the Niagara Falls Power and
Conduit company's plant were COM
p,eted and The electrical famine along
the Niagara frontier, due to the early
morning fIe which was started by a
nash OF lightning. was practically at
AZ end. Power was sent out from the
2i2nt an hour before that time, but it
vas not permanent, owing to a short
circuit which occurred in the power
house shortly thereafter and which Sc
riously burned five men, one Of
whom may die. The short circuit and
the injury OF the five men came as
climax to disconcerting incidents
which had marked the day
Never before since the establish
ment of Niagara Falls power has there
been delay of such magnitude. 1t
was felt directly by thousands of peo-
pie in Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Lock
port and the Tonawandas, and inter
mediate points. Hundreds of factories
were shut down for the day and the
street car service was demoraliZed.
Thousands Of workmen employed in
the factories along the river We're TEN
porarlly thrown out of employment.
The officials of the company state,
however. that the seriousness Of the
situation was not so great as was first
thought possible. AS a matter of fact,
the electrical famine lasted nineteen
hours. The worst of it is over
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
THROUGH CALLING WITNESSES.
Operators Conc.uoe Their Case Before
Coat Strike Commission.

Philadelphia. Jan 3l.-With the eN
cepticn OF the presentation of stats
tics the coal operators closed thei.
case before the coal strike commission
during the day. 1t is expected that he
striking miners will begin to call wit
nesses in rebuttal on Monday The
miners will take UP three or four dasg
i'll rebuttal, after which the commits
sion viii adjourn to the following No.
Gay The arguments viii consume the
greater part of the week beginning
Feb. 8. Up to date the commssi9a
has heard 43O witnesses.
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron company occupied all Of th
days sessions. In the forenoon ses-
sion counsel for the miners and the
payma ster of the Reading company
differed in their views as to the re
liability Of averages shown IN the wage
statements handed to the commission
BY the company. 1t developed du:ia &
the session that a miner, who testified
before the commission ia Scranton.
had lost his place because he was IN
Scranton, and the commission eXacted
promise from the superintendent OF
the company that he would be rein
stated
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
OERS PLEAD IN VAIN.
House Acts FavorabIy on Number Of
Private Claims.

Washington, Jan. 3l.-This was the
last private claims day of this congress
in the house and members with bills
on the calendar carried everything be-
fore them in committee of the whole.
.'orty-tive bills in all We're acted on ia
Yorably. despite the efforts OF MIR.
Payne. the Republican floor leader, as
sisted by MI Cannon aud others, tC
defeat sone of them Many of the
claims were Old. dating hack to the
Civli war, and u few originated prioi
to that tine. The laitel were for bal
an,es due for carrying mails III tho
South wneH the war broke out Mr.
Payne "as particularly insistent in his
opposition to these bills, calling atten-
tlon 10 the exposure OF the fraudulent
character Of many similar claims in
the forty-iifth congress He eX.
pressed the opinion that all these
CLAIMS had been paid before The
members ln,ei csted stood their ground.
however and voted him down every
time he demanded "A division
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
SCOLONlAl SECRETARY CHAMBER.
LAIN MAKES A SPEECH
At KIMBERLY.
TOUCHES ON FEDERATION
Discussing Prospects Of Self.Govern,
ment, Mr.. Chamberlain Says Unless
the Cape People Direct Their Cause
With More Loyalty They Run a Sc.
rious Risk OF Being Left Gu. in the
Colo When Federation Comes.
;oId When Federation Comes.

Kimberly Cape Colony, Jan. 81
6COlonial Secretary Chamberlain and
Mrs. Chamberlain arrived here during
2the day and were accorded a remarka.
Eble reception. The town was lavishly
decorated. A gift, presented Jointly by
$the ladies of Kimberly and the De
Beers company, was made to Mrs
chamberlain in the form of a silver
4bonbonniere containing FIVE fine uncut
diamonds which had been selected by
5experts and were valued at 81 900.
Mr.. Chamberlain's visit here is sig
ntficant tor the strong warning he ad
dressed to Cape Colony at banquet
given In his honor in the evening.
Discussing the prospects of the early
concession of government and the
attainment OF federation he took oc-
casion to warn the people of Cape Col
Ony that unless they direct their
cause with more loyalty and better
judgment than have been lately shown
they run very serious risk of being left
out in the cold when federation
comes"
Mr.. Chamberlain will take drive TO
the battlefield of Paardeberg and from
there will proceed to BlOemfonteln on
Monday
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
HOLD OUT SCANT HOPE
PHYSICIANS ATTENDING E<-SEC.
RETARY LONG GIVE LlrTl.
ENCOURAGEMENT
FEAR URALMlC POISONING

Technical Details Regarding the Cis-
ease Are Withheld, but the Medica,
Men Say That MIR. Long is tioialnu
His oun--Anxioas releg ans OF In
qury Pouring IN from al iearts of
the Country
Boston. Jan 3f.-While Hon. John
p. Long. former secretary OF the nav.
who is al ST. Margaret's hospital, hell
MS own during the day, there was no
ma erial lulpr0vem ment in his con litiCn
an. h continues to he a very sick
man On the other hand, no serious
ccmp,ica,icns are anticipated for some
hours
The physicians in attendance on Mr.
Long are ,o2th to give encouragement
Frequent bulletins were issued during
the day aud evening by the physicians
in charge. but as rule they were all
of the same nature. There was some
improvement during the day which
was counterbalanced later by rise in
temperature, pulse and respiration. so
that at 10 O'Clock p IN the doctor could
only say there was no material i'm
pr0vement Dut that he was holding his
own
Technical details regarding the dis
ease have not been given out except to
the effect that Mr.. Long is threatened
with uracmic poison. The physicians
have deomei it wise to keep 10 them
selves the matter Of nOurishment the
relative strength and the analysis tpr
a professional diagnosis of the case.
That Mt Long is seriously III is.
however. admitted, and there has been
during the day intense interest rs u
his condition and the chances Of re-
covory.
Being man OF national reputa-
ton. this interest has extended beyond
the borders Of the state. and messages
from all parts OF the country have
poured in at his law Offices all solicl.
tous as TO his welfare
At the hospital on Beacon hill quiet
reigued all day. news from the sick
room being made known through bul
letins
DR. Spooner returned from bingham
at 10 O'Clock and relieved the other
two physicians He substantiated the
bulletin issued at 9 30. saying that
there was no marked improvement
since the last report. aud that he was
holding his own
| The O'Clock bulletin was as fol
IONS
Nh Long slept quietly for an hour
ard quarter He recognizes his
friends but lapses into incoherent
talk Pulse. Sc. respiration, "a. TEN
| perature SO
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
ON CHARGES OF DIsLovALTY.
Five Members of Socialist National
Committee Removed.

st. Louis. Jan. 31.-On charges of
disloyalty to the principles of the So
cialist party, the five members of the
quorum, or executive body of the ma
tional committee, were removed at the
committee meeting during the evening.
1t was after a heated discussion last
ing throughout the afternoon and into
the night that vote was taken and
the quorum disqualified to hold office
further The members removed are
N Ballard Dunn. T.. Val Putnam, Will
lam Brandt. George Hoehn and James
s. Roche. All of these men live in ST.
Louis, and during their term of Office
have been practically in control of the
executive work Of the party. They
were charged with having attempted
to fuse the interests Of the Socialist
with other political parties and trade
unions
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
SAYS AMEs MUST COME BACK
Minneapolis Jucge Gives u out That
Action Must Be Taken

Minneapolis, Jan 3l-Judge Harri
son of the district court OF Hennepln
county created sensation during the
morning when he announced from ihe
bench that il was the desire OF the dis
trict court that Mayor A A. Ames be
brought back to Minneapolis Tor trial
Judge Harrison pointed ont that there
existed public impression TO the ef
feet that Judges OF the court dld not
want case against Ames tried
This impression. Judge Harrison dc
clared was absolutely false, and he
added that all the judges were anxious
to have Ames brought back 70! tria!
The county attorney. f Board
man. was taken aback by this frank
statement in open court He made no
reply at the time, but later asserted
to newspape, reporters that he had
proceeded IN what he considered To be
the best Uhhner III all the municipal
cases
BY order Of the court. every eHoif
Will at once De made to bring AmeS
back to Minneapolis. and suits VIII b'
begun TO collect on his bonds lmme
dlately
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
DECLINED THE INVITATION.
Germans in Caracas Refused to Ceie.
brate kaiser's Birthday.

Caracas. Jan. 31.-The captain Of the
German cruiser Gazelle, which is
anchored at Puerto Cabello. on the
occasion of the German emperor's
birthday, sent an invitation to the
members of the German colony to Gel.
citrate the day on board the cruiser.
All refused One, the head of one of
the chief German firms at Puerto Ca
belo. answering: Tell the captain
that his invitation surprises me under
the present circumstances, when Vene-
zuela is suffering from an unjustifiable
aggression on the part of Germany. I
will not attend nor allow any of the
'ng German clerks employed by my
f to attend the celebration"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
MUiliCipAL CORRUPTION
Governor Hunt Removes san Juans
Nayor From Office

San Juan, Porto Rico. Jan 81 -GOv-
ernul Hunt. IN issuing an executive or
der renewing the mayor OF San Juan.
Manuel Esozcue. from office. said he
Was III possession OF further proofs al
that officials negligence aud wrong
DONG Criminal acton against the
mayor is sill pending
In the meanwhile there is excitement
and Consideration in certain circles at
the firm stand taken by the governor
and Attorney General Harlan The lat
ter'a letter to the governor. containing
thorough. mastery Indictment cover
Ing EgoZcGe'S entire career. has been
commended by the federal press. The
attorney general in his letter. shows
that the city lost $95.l57 in one item
of expenditure, and says be found that
the fraud and gross ncapacity III ev.
cry depar. ment Of the city government
was so extraordinary that II is difficult
to find a similar instance in the history
OF municipal acknowledgement
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
OPERATOR ClOUGH MISSING.
Man Who Is Charged With Causing
Southern Pacific Wreck

Tucson, Ariz.. Jan 3l.-The sensa-
ton of the day is the disappearance Of
Operator Clough. who. it has been al
legged. was responsible for the disaster
on the Southern Pacific railroad
II was stated that Clough would ap
pear during the morning and testify
to his part in the affair. but notwith-
standing the fact that officers Of both
juries sitting ON the case have been
searching throughout the city. Clough
has not been found The railroad of
ticials claim to be ignorant OF his
whereabouts The report has reached
here from Benson that he was seen On
IA train presumably bound tor Mexico.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
AFTER FIFTY YEARS.
New York CITY VIII Purchase . Street
Railway.

New York Jan 81 Mayor Low pre-
sented d statement to the board OF eS-
tiInates during The day III favor Ut
municipal ownership of "A street rail.
way IN one ot the five bOroughS Uf the
city. the Bronx The question Of grant
Ing franc hlse to "A company came up
and after the mayor mad been heard.
II was awarded with IA provision which
Obllges the city to buy the company
property al The end of fifty years
The mayor SAID that any provision
in granting franchise which makes
il possible for the lessee To lose IA
large part of what he may spend To
operate under the franchise tends to
the creation uf a cheap plant AT the bc
ginning and makes it almost lmpus
sible to compel the lessee 10 keep tho
equipment up TO date.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
INTO ONE BIG COMPANY.
Scheme to Merge All Indiana Coal
Producing interests.

Indianapolis. Jan 3l.-lndiana coal
operators are planning to bring all Of
the controlling coal producing inter
ests in the state into one company
Absolute ownership is the plan to he
followed and some of the largest coal
mining interests IN the state are al
ready covered by options The com
pany contemplates, it is understood
equipping itself with its own coal cars
and to provide enough so there will
not be the present frequent shut down
of the mines because Of not having
cars on which to load the coal
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
PROSPECTS OF A DUEL.
Two French Deputies Have a Row m
the Chamber.

Paris, Jan. 3l-There are prospects
OF a duel growing out of lively debate
in the chamber of deputies during the
day over proposal to pension the
widow of man named Gobilot. who
committed suicide because he. was
falsely accused Of murder During the
debate. NJ. Ferrete, Nationalist Repub-
lican. said that statement by Former
Minister Poincare Of the same party
was false
Thereupon NJ Poincare named his
seconds, who later met the seconds ap.
pointed by NJ. Ferrete.
They decided, however, that there
was no cause for a duel
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
SHOOTS IN sELF.DEFENsE.
Chicago Man Attacked on His Way
Home From Work.

Chicago, Jan. 31.-Charles Ballard
shot and probably fatally wounded
Robert Mcnamara during the night,
fearing that his own life was in
danger from - victim. Ballard per-
sisted in remaining at work with the
Burlington railroad during the freight
handlers strike last summer and be-
lieved his life was to be forfeited fo.
this reason. He had gone abo.t armed
since that time, and when he was fol-
lowed and attacked on his way frcn
work used his pistol with probably
fatal effect
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
TO PROVE HiMoGLF BLAMELESS
New York Police Captain Has De-
tectives Act as Burglars.

New York, jar. Slowing to nu-
merous rcbberies in the millionaire
residential district of Fifth avenue
and the side streets, between Forty
third and Fifty ninth streets, for which
Police Captain Lanuy mas been Sc
verely criticised by residents. the cap
tain during the day had recourse to q
unique eXpedient Tor The purpose OF
showing that ne was not to blame He
sent seven detectives to fifty-six houses
OF wealthy people to see if they were
guarded The detectives entered every
one OF them and in many instances
got on the second floor before they
We're discovered. On meeting some
one in the house the detectives an
nounoed their errand and in every in
stance they say they were abused by
the servants or mistress of the house
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
MINER UNDER ARREST.
Charged With Stealing Large
Amount Of Valuable Ore,

Baker City, Ore, Jan. 31.--Peter
Peterson, miner in the employ of the
Columbia mine at Bourne, near Sump-
ter. was arrested during the day
charged with taking 80 pounds of ore
from the Columbia mine, which he sold
IN Sumpter for $40 per pound About
forty pounds of this ore recovered is
easily wol n from $50 to $50 per
pound Detectives have discovered
that an organized gang of thieves had
been at work for the past three years
stealing ore from the Columbia, North
Pole. Red Boy, Golconda, Bonanza,
Physic and other mines. The lowest
estimate placed on the specimens
taken from all the mines is 100000.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
GROUND SUDDENLY SINKS.
House Coiiapses and Kills Two Chill.
dren of a Miner.

sudden sinking of ground on one of the
slopes of the Telegraph mine at Bing-
ham during the day split the house of
James Johnson, miner, and instantly
killed two of Johnsons sons.
The half Of the house in which the
two children who were killed had been
playing was swallowed up. Johnson
his wife and three other children were
in the other half of the house at the
time of the accident and escaped with
out injury.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
GENERAL STRIKE THREATENED
Union Pacific Machinists Will Not Pc
lent to President Burt

Omaha. Jan. 3l.-President Burt OF
the Union Pacific railroad met repre-
sentatives of the striking shopmen cf
that system to continue conferences
begun in New York three weeks ago.
The days meeting continued fifteen
minutes and resulted in the strikers
representatives leaving without reach
ing a settlement, and they declare the
strike will now be continued indefinite.
ly and viii be extended over the South
ern Pacific system.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
TURKS DEFEAT MAcEDoN,ANs.
Russian Military Authorities Ar
Watching Events Closely

Constantinople, Jan. 3l-A detach-
ment of Turkish troops has defeated
strong band OF Macedonians near
Lake Okheara, Albina
The Russian embassy is actively oc-
cupied with preparing for presentation
to the porte the Austro-Russian scheme
for the improvement OF Macedonia
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
FRENCH wARsHIPs COLLIDE.
Neither Vessel Sustains Any Serious
Damage.

Paris, Jan. 31.-The minister OF ma
rine has received information that the
French battleships GaulOis and Bouvet
collided during maneuvers by the Med
iterranean squadron which sailed from
TOulon Thursday morning, A prelim-
mary examination of the two warships
shows that the Gaulois has one of her
forward plates loosened and has sus-
tanned other injuries. while the dam
ages to the Bouvet are insignificant.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
Bank Statement.

New York, Jan. 3l-Reserves on
all deposits. increase, s1,465S00; re-
serves on deposits other than United
States, increase, 81 ,464,925 loans, in
crease. $14,062 900; specie. increase.
$500. .000 legal tender, increase.
$705,50 deposits. increase, $1S.966-
500: circulation. decrease, s229,500
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
WILL SaACUATs FEB. z.
Several Northwestern Men in the Ma
Val Acaceuy Glass.

Several Northwestern Men in the Ma
val Acacemy Class.
Annapolis. Md. Jan 81 = The
acade mic board OF the naval academy
during the day announced the final
standing of the members of the 1903
class. which viii be graduated on Feb.
2. There are six star men. each OF
whom earned better than S5 per cent
in all examinations Donald r. Bat
ties Of West Mill Creek. Pa, and Alex
ander X Van kuren of Howell, Mitch,
are the honor men OF the class The
standing Of the mdshipmen includes
the following
William Woods Smith, Marion, la ;
Paul Henry Fritz. Grand Forks. n ID ,
Webb Russell Raudenbush, ST Paul
MINI; Roy Warren Ryden, Des
Moines. la Leo Iahm. Dubuque, la
John Strong Abbott, Madison. Wis
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
FOOD GROWING SCARCE.
Caracas !mpatientiy Awaits Raising Of
the Blockade.

Paris. Jan. 3l.-The correspondent
of the Matin at Caracas telegraphs
that food supplies in that city are rap
idly diminishing. Twelve bakeries
have had to close, owing to the scare
ity of -four.
The news concerning the difficulties
encountered by Minister Bowen in his
negotiations with the allied powers has
caused, according to the correspondent
a great sensation throughout the coun-
try, where the public is anxiously and
impatiently awaiting the raising of the
blockade.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
FAMILY OF FIVE KILLED.
Horrible Crime Takes Place Near
Tenaha, Tex.

Tenaha, Tex, Jan. 31.-Charles
Rowe, his wife and their three children
We're found dead at their home near
here during the day The three chill.
dren had been slaughtered with an axe.
Mrs. Rowes throat was cut and Rowe
had stab wound near the heart
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
eby Retains Pool Championship.

PittSburg, Jan 3l.--At the close of
the three nights play for the pool
championship OF the world between
Gran. Eby. the present champion, and
William Clearwater, Eby defeated his
opponent by the score of 600 to 496.
Clearwater did not win a night S play
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
Cinnamon Ordered Deported.

Ogdensburg. Jan. 31.-Sixteen China
men held in the st Lawrence county
Jail for being unlawfully in this coun
try, have Just been ordered deported
by United States Commissioner Gray.
During January he ordered thirty-six
Cinnamon deported
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01
coebel Suspect surrenders.

Frankfort. KY. Jan. 31.-Frank Ceci
of Bell county. under Indictment for
being an accessory before the fact to
the murder of William Goebel. sur
rendered during the day. He was i'm
nediately presented in court. pleaded
not guilty. and by agreement of the
commonwealth, was released on bonds
OF $1,000.