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INTERNAL ORGANS Cl5?LAcED.
sostmortem on South Dakota Boy Re-
veais Remarkable Conditions.

Brookings, S. d., Dec. 19.-Surpris-
Ing results have developed at post
mortem examination of the body of
William Allison, twenty-one years old,
who died after ten days illness. ap-
parently from inflammation of the
stomach. The young man several times
during his illness said he had been
poisoned and to satisfy the family
postmortem was held.
The surgeons were astonished to
find upon making an incision that
there was a most peculiar displace-
mcnt of the internal organs The op-
orators found an opening through the
diaphragm and a dilated stomach,
nearly three times normal size, COM
pletely filing the left side of the
thoracic cavity, taking the place of
the left lung. There was no left lung,
but a small parliamentary lung, about
one inch thick and three inches
square. Lying under the stomach was
found the ascending and descending
colon, with the appendix attached in
its usual place on the lower end of
the colon and also in the thoracic cav
ity The heart was located on the
lower right side of the thoraoic cavity,
extending parallel and next to the
spinal column. between the second and
fifth ribs. The right lung was not
normal size. There is no question but
the anatomical malformation of the
different organs had existed from in
fancy The young man had never
been i'll and this is the reason his pc
cular condition had never been dis.
closed The case is believed to be
one of the most remarkable in the his
tory of SUI gerry.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-19
VIOLATION OF LAW ALLEGED.
Federal Grand Jury Again Indicts Sen.
ator Dietrich.

Omaha. Dec 19.- The United States
grand jury has made its report TO
the court, returning nineteen true
bills These included indictments
against United States Senator Charles
ii. Dietrich for alleged illegal leasing
OF building to the government to be
used as postofiice; Former Adjutant
General Leonard w. Colby, for the al
legged embezzlement OF government
funds: Daniel Gaines of Bassett, Neb.,
for alleged perjury in swearing false
~ to homestead entries; Former State
Senator Elliott Lowe, for alleged con
spiracy to brihe a United States sena-
tor. and against r. NJ. Allen, president
of the Standard Cattle company, for
alleged Illegal fencing of government
lands. The other indictments were
similar to that against Allen, but do
not involve extensive tracts of land
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-19

Inc supreme court has handed
uoWn decision in the case of George
f1ier, respondent. VS.. William J.
rHer appellant The following is the
syllabus.
Where an action which is shown
W 'he pleadings to be a combination
VI an action of forcible entry and de
diher and an action in the nature of
eJecunent to try title has, by plain
NH ; consent, been tried and deter
mined by the district court as an ac-
uon 10 try title and right of possession
and Judgment for possession has been
e'''eied IN his favor upon that theory
we action upon an appeal by de
'euuaht and demand for trial de noyo
'hls court under section $500. Re
''seu codes, the plaintiff will not be
-eaid 10 assert that the action is in
''o' one of forcible entry and detain
- ana that the question of title and
'sN' oi possession cannot be reinves-
Nsa'ed IN this court The parties
""'lhg submitted the cause to the
a'N''lct court for determination as one
'oNihg title, 1t will be so treated by
u'ls court upon appeal.
defendant executed and delivered
f'alntlff written assignment of a
'"''dct for the purchase of certain
and the latter entered into
9eSSlon. One year later. the de
e"'dht retook possession. In an ac-
~" ior the recovery Of possession,
~ winch plaintiff alleges that he is
'"e owner" Of the land and entitled
possession thereof" it is held up
an appeal de novo in this court
"u upon the facts narrated in the
r'"'oh' that the assignment to plaintiff
"S not absolute, but was given for
. 'urity only; and that, the obliga-
secured thereby having been
discharged. the assignment is in
pe'a'ive and does not sustain plant
claim Of title and right OF posses
sion.
appeal from a Judgment OF the dis
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-19
INTRODUCED BY MORGAN.
Resolution Opposing Presidents Ac
ton in Panama Affair.

Washington, Dee 49, Senator Nor
gar has introduced a resolution De lar
ing thai ;he president has no right 10
wage wal against any foreign power
without The consent of congress. when
such country is al peace with the
United state; that the provision OF
the canal treaty between the United
State, and Panama guaranteeing the
Independence OF Panama is, in effect,
a declaration of war with Colombia,
that the intervention Of the United
States in preventing Colombia 70 sup
press the secession Of Panama Is con
tray 70 the law of neutrality and the
law Of nations.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-19
by A VERY CLOSE VOTE
House Adopts Resolution Requesting Papers
Transmitted in Postofiice Investiga=
ton Matter.

Washington. Dec. 19.-When the
house convened Mr.. Wanger (Rep.,
PAL chairman of the committee on
evneudilrrcs of the postoffice depart
inert reported favorably the resolu-
,ion authorizing that committee to re-
ouest the postmaster general for pa
ners in connection with the recent in
yestigalion of the postotfice depart
mont and aaked for its immediate
consideration Mr.. Wanger contended
thai the Information sought was es-
sepiia 10 the proper consideration OF
matters before it,
Mr Oyerstreet (Rep.. Indo opposed
the resolution OH the ground that the
information sought already is in the
hands of members.
Mr. Cobb Dem, Mo- contended for
the resolution and said both commit
tee should have the information, add
Ing that possibly the judiciary commit
tee might want it.
lit. Williams (Dem, Miss.) reply
trouble consisted in making thor
ough inquiry into the postofilce stua-
ton the minority proposed to make
trouble He announced that if given
an opportunity he would offer a resO-
luton providing that the postmaster
genoa be requested 10 send 10 the
hOls all tAe papers and evidence in
connection with the investigation
Mr. Wanger then moved the previ-
Gus question MIR. Williams calling for
the ayes and noes.
The vote on the motion for the pre-.
yious cue ton. party vote, was a
tie. The speaker voted in the aflirma
tive lhgs carrying it.
4 division on the question of adopt
ing the resolution resulted in ma or
ty vote in tho negative. the Demo
crats with two or three exceptions.
voting for the resolution
rclcali was ordered and the reso-
luton vas adopted-109 to 100
The minority was practically solid
In support Of the resolution
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-19
GREEN Must cTAND TRIAL.
indictments in Connection With Post.
cffice frauds Upheld.

Pinghamplou y v. Dec. 19.-Unit.
ed states mmissl Jner Hall has hanl-
td down BIS decision in the case Of
state Senator George Z. Green of THIS
city oharse with bribery and con
smlaey to ielraud the government in
connection with the sale of time re,
corders and cancellation machines.
J he defendant is held on all five cf
the Indictments Tor trial in the city Of
Washington Judge l.all reviews at
greal length the evidence submitted
by 'he government as to the none
transactions between Senator Green
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-19

Paris. Dec l9-The United Coon
bisn Committee here has given out >
statement that ColAhbia would. 9 eet
seek through commission to induce
the United States to recognize Colon
bia S rights under the treaty of 1916,
second. if the commission fails. Coon
bia viii ask for the submission o. the
question to The Hague arbitration
court third. if its submission to The
Hague court is refused, Colombia Will
go to war and rely on the Latin repub.
liCs to cCme to her aid.
The formal organization of the
United Colombian Committee was an
nounced from Paris Wednesday, II
was reported 10 have membership of
Colonbians throughout Europe and its
purpose was said to be to inform the
European public OF Colombian rights
in the Panama affair.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-19
MERRIAM ASKED TO EXPLAIN.
Alleged to Have Said Woods Appoint.
ment Injuries Army.

Washington. Dec. 10 Secretary
Root has requested Brigadier General
Ii. C.. Merriam, retired, to inform the
department if he was quoted correctly
In an alleged interview in Denver in
which he is made to say that the plesi-
ient's appointment of Leonard Wood
20 be major general is generally un-
popular with army men and that such
Appointments tend to unsettle the
army and ;njure its morality.
The general was asked to make
such explanation as he may deem
proper.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-19
WATCHING SENATE DEBATE.
General Reyes Taking Keen Interest
in Panama Discussion.

Washington. Dec. 49, Although Gen
eral Reyes has throughout his stay
here confined his diplomatic activities
to diplomatic channels and has repeat
edly declared that all his communica-
tions would go to The state department
direct he is following with a keen in
terest the canal debate in the senate.
1t was stated during the day that he
had been profoundly impressed by the
speech of Senator Hoar. Copies or the
speech Will be sent TO Bogota for pub
licaton
Because of the determination of
General Reyes to support all the con
tentions he makes in his brief that
this or that phase of this govern
ment's isthmian policy is against
precedent by historical references as
well as by high authorities OF interna-
tlonal law the preparation of the paner
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-19

London Dec 19-Russo-Japanese
war risks at lloyds rose about ) per
cent during the day, 20 guineas per
cent being quoted to the end of Jan
uary and % to the end OF February
Ordinary insurance on a cargo to
and from Japan rose about per cent,
with a fair amount of business
japanese bonds declined on the
Stock Exchange from threequarters TO
one point. but rallied and closed un-
changed.
Biaerta, Tunis, Dec 19 The Rus
sian rayal force now anchored here,
comprising a battleship three armored
cruisers and several torpedo boats.
will be reinforced in few DAYS by six
torpedo boats and Will proceed hence
to the Far East
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-19
RUSSIANS OPTIMISTIC.
Hope for Peaceful Settlement of Dis.
pute With Japan.

London, Dec. ia special dispatch
from St Petersburg says:
Optimistic anticipations of pacific
solution of the Russo-Japanese crisis
are still entertained in the leading
Russian official circles in spite OF
some disQuietude on the part of the
public and alarmst press reports
The opinion here is that the Russo
japanese negotiations will proceed. 1t
is pointed out that there is no reason
why Japan if not satisfied with Rus
sias reply should break off the neeo-
tia1ions, since the reply is in no sense
an ultimatum, leaving the way open
for counter proposals. 1t is suggested
as an expedient in case no agreement
can he reached that an arrangement
might he made 10 maintain the pres
ent status for a number of years.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-19
WAR RISKS ON AN INCREASE
Maritime Insurance Rates in the Far
East are Increased in Consequence OF
Russc=Japanese Trouble.

and say that the Americans are play
ing the Japanese game The Russians
do not object to Americans coming in
and trading with Manchuria. but as
sert that the opening of Mukden and
Antung admitted Japanese. whose
presence is constantly irritating, and
that ii might lead TO repetition of
this if Yongampho and Wiju are
opened.
They say that Americans now enjoy
a large trade with Manchuria, which,
except in the matter of -four will
largely increase in the future and in
sst tha, the present attitude of Amer
lea only injuries friend and customer
and favors a manufacturing rival.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-19
DECISIONS OF THE COURT
Decisions Handed Down by Supreme Court
In Cases Heard at the Present
Term.

trict court OF Ramsey county Hon
John F Cowan. judge
Townsend & Denoyer, for appellant.
McClory. Barnett < Adamson. Guy
C. H. Corliss. OF counsel,) for respon-
dent
Reversed and dismissed. opinion by
Young c
The action affects the right of pos
session and title of three hundred
twenty acres of land situated in Ram
sey county The defendant purchased
the land on the oath day Of June 1899,
from one Lemuel Berry upon contract
and entered into possession thereun
der and continued in such possession
until the spring Of 1901 when plant
if went into possession on June Q,
1901 the defendant executed an as
signment Of his contract to the plant
iff On the 24th day OF February
1902 thereafter the defendant, claim
that the assignment to plaintif was
for security only. and that It was no
longer in force. returned into posses
sion. whereupon plaintiff instituted
This action. The case was tried TO
tbe court without jury The find
ings of the trial court were. in all
respects. favorable TO the plainiif ana
Judgment was ertered in his favor,
awarding 10 him the possession Of the
premises The defendant appeals
from the judgment and demands
trial dc novo of the entire case under
section $3.50 Revised Codes
Bank VS.. Ruettel.
In the case of the Marchants' state
hank of Fargo. n D. respondent vs.
Harry d Ruetten appellant, the sylla-
bus is as follows
I Parol evidence is not admissloie
20 show that the terms of a lease OF
land providing for the payment OF
specific sum as annual rent "e'
changed so as to provide for payment
- loss sum as such parol testimony
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-19
Cabinet Considers Situation.

Washington, Dec. 19.-All the mem
bers of the cabinet, except Secretary
Hay. who yet is confined to his home
attended the days meeting The situ-
alton in Panama and the situation in
Washington relating to Panama formed
the principal topics of discussion.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-19
Petrel Sails for Panama.

Washington, Dec. l9.-The navy de-
parlment is informed that the gunboat
Petrol has left San Francisco for Aca-
pulco on her way to Panama, where
she will be assigned to patrol duty
with the other vessels of the Pacific
squadron, commanded by Rear Ad-
miral Glass
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-19
Wreck on Great Western.

Red Wing. Mimi. Dec. 19.-The To-
cal passenger train on the Great West
ern road which left St. Paul at $50
q. m. for Mankato was wrecked at 10
o'clock short distance north Of North
field and Iine persons were more or
less seriously injured.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-19
MINNESOTA WOMAN'S DEED.
browns Her Two Children and Her.
self in Cistern.

lie Sueur, Mimi, Dec. l9.-Mrs.
Anna Kyenen, wife of Fred krenen,
drowned herself and two children in
the c!stern of her house some time
during the night. The bodies We're
discovered at O'Clock in the morning
by her husband, who returned at that
hour.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-19
DANIEL ON PANAMA QUESTION
CrtIclses Remarks Of President and
Mr.. Looms.

Washington, Dec l9.-At the begin
ming Of the days session of the senate
MI Hoar offered resolution instruct.
Ing the committee on printing to as
certain whether it is not possible 10
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1245 III ne. sto&cel 10. 50
AIS . NV Arab fiat IL. SO
452 ID NV. Office rs.xsN$S
RI sos 18th NV tcoD g. 80
NV, steam heat. nos II
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FOR RENT-14S3 COLUMBIA ROAD: FINE
modern house; 10 rooms and tiled bath; in per-
feet order kitchen on first floor; large rooms and
closets; steam heat; convenient TO two car lines.
Inquire Of T. A. HARDING. 1916 ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. W
725 10Th nw.llr. b. scr. O0
POOL Z NV. store. 20. 00
1915 Pa av. store %. 06
Storage rooms. g. on
Flat, 1913 Pa AVE., ST.,
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LINKINS. 500 10TH ST.
, PTS Olive av. Ar. SEQ
2720 Olive av, 3r. 500
2331 Va av NV, black
smith shop. ~. 30
b. 40 so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-04

PROF. A. W. WEST
NOTED Business AND SOCIAL ADVISER,
Call and consult the most noted PIANIST AND
PSYCHIC now before the public. sos 7th ut. NV.
ocI5-44ts4
worlds greatest palmist and astrologer row
holding receptions at 723 9th st. NV. Pee, DC.