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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-20
Mexican Meets His Match.

After fifteen rounds OF hard and
force nghtlng Jack Cordell, recent
recruit from the amateur ranks, was
given the decision over Aurelio Her
rera, at Oakland. Cal II was a good
fight. and Referee Eddie Smiths Do.
oislon was satisfactory Cordcll
earned the decision by outboXing tho
Mexican Herrera Jared badly 90 the
miX.ups ana nearly an OF HIS much
heralded punches were neatly blocked
by tho amateur Cordell had no force
behind his blows otherwise there
might have been a different ending,
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resigned to take course at the Spring
field Training School.

field Training School, r
YOUNG MEMS SUNDAYS.
since our last report thirteen Souns
mems Sunday observances nave ueel.
held, with two previously maA'''s
during the season. ,,..,+ ,,,or,.-
ar., r,ho participated. Three hundred ana
fnrtv-eipht dollars and f1fty-two cents was
secured in ash and pledges for the ota.e
work, In spiritual lines the results weio
verv fruitful Thirty-four men puolicly
accepted Christ in services held.
Al the May meeting County Con, 1na,'.ua,,
composed of Messrs. j. Taylor E =, syn
(chariman). C. z. Wexford ana Gnu',ss
x willeis. was appoined and IN July eN,
tended a call to Mr.. John Lake, VINO hao
davoloned the work in Kentucky, to pc
come county secretary for the purpose o.
organizing the work In at least one couli-
~ On the first Of August MIR. Lake en-
| tered upon his duties, and AFTER .ioi-
oughly investigating BY STUDY OF tlo
census reports and conference WIN mem ~
hers Of the committee, it was decided 70
ottemnt organization In Fauquier county.
| Mr.. Lake and your State secretary lnllne-
| diately visited Warrcnton, secured pro-
vis,onal% county committee and presented
the work In two of the churches,
DAYS covered by report from May 18Th
to September 18th. inclusive, 10
| During this period nave s'Ven soil's
time to financial work, much thought ana
ondenyor to secure men to fill vacancies
In the secretaryshp; attended nine OF
the thirteen young mems Sundays heldi
was present at tho International Secreta'
tarics' Conference at Lakewood, N. y.
participated In the anniversary exercises
of the Elizabeth City On. c. Association
smoke at mems meeting at Scranton Ia
Railroad Department; participated IN TN
county convention at Warrenton and tht
Virginia Secretaries Conference; sixey
two visits made to thirty-flve points.
Attended board meetings.
Attended committee meetings
Association addresses given. !
Conducted gospel mectlngs.......... !
Conducted mems meetings. ........ l
|. Conducted ladies' meetings.. .........
Other services participated in........
Raised for association purposes. -. $2,45
Miles travelled ......................,. 9.23
professed conversions In services
held ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000 1900
r Respectfully submitted
L. A. COULTER.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

DEPOT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE
Washington, ID. G., september Il; 1909.
Sealed Proposals. IN trplicsate., o, VII Pe FG-
MONDAY NC, NJ October n. 1908, and then pub
:icly opened. for constructing q supe r.
tendent's Lodge Mt tho Gettysburg, p a
National Cemetery, Plans and spect.i'tcha ca.
offico Of the Superintendent Of said Gene
tery rho United States reserves the right
to reject any or all proposals or any nnrl
the, eof. Envelopes containins. pTop Isa y
should be marked proposals for Lodge,
ana n addressed to Captain ARCHIBALD ".
BUTT. Quariermaster, y, 8. Army. IN
charge Of Depot,
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RAILROADS..
N I'M Norfp|k; ,sWestey1l
r,EAvE RICHMOND DAILY.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY:
go q Nj, No 5S tsl tapa oDiy al a;
Ps!srs5uff W SafsAyo 5n HEx sPGss Bute.
Purlor Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Roanoke. pullman sleepers K0an9ke a,s 10
Roanoke to Knoxville and Knoxville 10
Chattanooga. and Memphls ppres 81,
Earmville. Lynchbure and ROANOKE, Inv, Z
Arrives Norfolk $40 r.. n. Stops only - q
Petersburg. Waverly and Suffolk Connecis
York. Baitilnore and Washins 9 ns;,at,on,
e1 $40 q Is fs ~. REV ORLEANS SHORT Z:
LINE. Pullman eleepers. Richmond % y
Lynchburg and Roanoke; Petersburg 70
East Radf Lynchburg to ChAiuaInHoI no );
MemphIs and Now Orleans. CAFE DiH1hs
Car. 80. ~, !. N.
o:6i p. Nj and $40 p. NJ; from NorfolR
ii 20 A. NJ. and 7:20 P. NJ.
OfrIce No. 83S East Main Street. -
Gen q; Pas Pass. Axant DIS, Pass, Agent
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THE PLUMBERS EXAMINING
BOARD meets the second and fourth Fri
sons Wishing to work at t,t the p99m mus{
mnlfn Written application to the above
board for license at once.
THOMAS NJ. LANDERS. Sec.
Section Of an ordinance approy; ed = ~ %
&c Gen worl, nj at the business of plumbing with
l IN T Inc limits In Of the city Of Richmond.
shall within thirty days after th e. pas az
sage Of this ordinance MAKE " wp,Item t hp
FOR license, Which examine Lion shall be
yoon thereafter as practicable.
sept 13-0t. &. Is $e8 &a
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COAST LINE

ADAMS LEAVE 5HlCHMO1EMs!nJ,,.,p - ~
bYkD-HYREEI SIFthtTTTGN' On
s:0s a. N, 4, g, y, D1press 20 al po'nu
yVc a. NJ Petersburg and !, Nor Y3 xve.t
s;S +, n. Petersburg und Norfoik.
t4l0 r. N. Goldsboro Lqcai
5;59 +; NJ pe!sSsbnHLg iI nd Vast indian
Limited III d. TO "a ali i i Ppolata South y w..t
$40 Z. N. Petersburg ana ~ Y W. "sSe
49, +, a; betesssb1HWpfi , l fR,fieG!iaMoNp.
.s:a 1, Ms7'yu 4; NJ; I, * - NJ rs Z,
NJ, .7:2O p, NJ, 7;45 r. NJ, s;ip = ~.
Etcsesss sssAsMdfeYH; rE piy. Pass, Ash
W, ], CRAIG. Gen. Pass, Ast,
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10 F1,ig y ff's
RAILROADS.
gs RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SCHEDU LE IN EFFECT AUG. Z, 1909 !
] .UA. A.-Dally. Local Tor CAarlotts.
II 10 z. M.-Dally. Limited. BUFFET Pull.
man to Atlanta and Birm!nGh am. NeW!
5 Orleans. Memphis. hattanooEa and q!
GO p. MEX. Sunday Chase CITY To-.
HOS =. k.-Dally. Limited: Pullman
ready $50 x y ~ Rf fTT az LIE tas south
The favorite route to Bsltin1ore - a HS
NJ, Daily, except Sunday.
/ 500 A.. M.-Except Sunday. Local mixed
2:is p. M.-Local for West Point
$3.50 F. M.-Except sunday. For Weis
tIulore and river landings. Z. "a t}i
Is $500 TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:55 A. NJ. and G:25 p. M.-From AL tne
South.
$40 A.. M.-From Chase CITY.
X g:i5 A. M.-Bnltimore and West Point
6:io p. M.-From West Point: ,.,,
- - - : = - = q. II. G. P. A.
" wEsTRunY. b. p. a.. Richmn1d. Va.
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WILL EXPIRE OCTOBER SD

Respite Of Doc Bacon VIII End that
Day. 8t..i
The second respite of Doc Bacon, the
negro who was condemned to hang In
Mecklenburg county, and whose life was
prolonged by order of the Governor, in
order that new evidence might be looked
into will expire on October 3d. which
falls on Saturday, and in the absence Of
further interference by his Exccllency.
the negro will hang on that day. Judge
Homes, the trial judge In tho case. has
forwarded the Governor MS recollection
OF the facts brought out Mt the trial put
the Governor did not care to give out
anything concerning the matter last
night.
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wANrrp. Statesmen FOR NORTH AND NJ
sOijTH CAROLINA. FAMILIAR , M oirII
SSTUTnNsvARE. ADDRESS THOMAS nROTl!-
Tps No. 2ls.2o2 s. CHARLES ST. BALI
MORE, MD. .Hi
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~ ANTrD, an active, educated MAN to repro
sent us in Richmond; $1,000 per yaar n M,n
,ro 400 experiences, references. DODD
MI5AD AND co. New York.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

4 Very attractive opportunity as travelling
SALESMAN is offered to those cs satn are 90
md experience. Address T. o. BOZ soo'
Philadelphia. Nv.
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WOMEN TO SEW at homo. 50 per week. LIMA ma.
teras sent evewhsre rss sscaddy opy WGpp
fnr mi particulars. W. II. II. DU POINT,
Philndelphia, Pa. .t.Ils.n lgl
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WANTED, good settled, experienced hotel a,'
CLERK; year round work; must mnTt tIon
.aforence: send reference with apphcation'
Iddrcss GREENBR1ER HOTEL. RonceVerte'
W. Va
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ladies WANTED everywhere, copying i u","rn
Al home, evening or spare time ana re.ni
& ~ ia: no mailing or cnnvassing; W weekiy
etrncd; materials free. Enclose Hn 20
envelope for particulars n ,',ut.so,n,ts "a,
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uANrED. IN my family, an experienced TEACH
Ems competent in English d darH,, fs rinins
raSeronce and expericnce. A. L. PITTS, Ar.
yonia, buckingham county. va.
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CURES IN LESS time than 10 m ,1n,',nt.
Sold by reliable druggists; price loc. z.
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Help wANTED-FEMALE.

voxrN WANTED to soil a necessity to mothers
Si2 a week Clear. Dept NJ, Box Is, ihi' ''
< nhia, % asat 5JttHA&57. 1#aH l'#.h.-f=A4E-hL -.
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BUSINESS WANTS

boo, 900 POUNDS OF suMAc wanted, for which
We viii nay rs cents prompt cash and furnish
bags and Irvine. A. b. slIoTwElL AND IN. w. '-''
Manchester, Va. Ft
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

A SALESMAN Of soven years experience. we'll
acquainted with Virginia md North Carolina
now open for engagement Address T. ?. A.,
BOX II, Crewe, Va. I@46 i2s&
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

WANTED, occupants for delightful SUITES n1 ), .
ROOMS on second and third floors at 10 E"n
franklin. Apply on promises.
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TA11oREss, thoroughly understand: eushe d.
Ing Of mems clothing, wishes posit 'n' Ap'
niy Boo North Eighth Street. Tty
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youNo MEN everywhere, copy letters, homo
ereninys, So so week. Send addressed en m s
tor nnrticulars. MANAGER, Dept. W LIZ
Boy I'LL, Philadelphia, Pa. Is
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wANTED. by young lady, a position to teach
Eneiish Latin, French German and Music 70
h.rinners. Address Miss MEDLEY, Houston,
Halifax county, W. lgeae.f* igsEt q.
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FOR sA1E--coTToN PLANTATION on q, Moan aTss
river N O., 50 miles from No ,',n.. W. r.
All necessary ho,iscs and other pI Ing anu
good order 300 acres Under cmi,r Gull, ~ nrS IN.
iscs; srent bargain. : H G. HARRINGTON y
palmSra. n. O. Lf.3la .l
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

PERMANENT POSITION for man Of good
I habits ind energy to represent large mnnu-
featuring known t to every cry 1 roax
md expenses; opportunity for advanccment
Apply, sitting age and qnnlihcn tons. to Man ~
AGER, Dept. K-4, Box S2i Philadelphia, ia.
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WANTED, to soil ayyouns HORSE, stylish n a1u
sound suitable for buggy or rlnaoo"'' " HrH'"
22Ol East Cary street,
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FOR sA1.E-one Of the bost country pra 70 nS
In the Valley ofvirginin for the pr,fir ro - A..
home; good reasons for leaving prno''eN'' %
ply DOCTOR care this office.
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,SEABOARD.
AIR LINE RAILWAY

JrRAINs LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
$40 III M.-Sea board Mall-I0:35 +, NJ
seaboard Expyess-To Savannah. Jacx'
sonyillv. Atlanta and Southwest,
9;lO al A.,-Local-For Norllna and Haln-
TRAINS s ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY,
SIS a. M.-No. SITS E: Milo. g
From Florida, Atlanta ara soul9We,s nca,
nd t;s3 :, A'-FF0m norma AAa t00s'
pG cIty Ticket orlce $50 East Maln Street.
Phone t6, s
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For SALE.

WANTED, 70 sell very largo , ICE Do eiiaie
h for meat business Of restaurant. Ab,p's ~ ~
JEFFERSON CLUB, SOs East Marsnnl'.
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vIpeIvll NAVIGATION COMPANY

1'- JAMES RIVER pAf LINE,
Steamer PQGAH!oNTAS ls e : NOM NJ
Il A. Nj. for Norfolk. Portsmouth,, Old
Point. Newport News, Glaremont and
James River IandingsT and eonIHIectlng az
he North state-rooms reserved for the
night at moderate prices. .Eieeotrl9 GaTo
direct 70 wharf. Fare only Sl,H0 ahd = %
Frei SUPERINTENDENT TOR aboye-named places as
and ali points In Eastern q, XirEim4llmst II, ana
North Carolina, lHVlnn sna W T ! ManaEssr.
y a, BARBER. Jr.. Secretary,
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4 TrAmHER Of much experience desires position
= IN priJate family, or would be companion to
iady: best references given; terms moderate.
Address TEAOHER, Ashland. va.
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FOR i4iaA Main strSa}tii vSCy 3,
attractive s.rooii, modern Brick ~ ,a m IL.
In hrst.class order. rent $500 per s'T South
Morris Street. ~ 585(T 1870.
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WANTED. By young lady Of experiences, position
In private family to teach Latin. French
Mathematics, English and Music; references
exchanged Address Miss W., Woodfords, va.
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WANTED, every patriotic American citizen a 70
subscribe for stock for the w. n
and bcnnti0cation Of 'old Janestown', tor
the Ter.ccntenn good safe tnv 81 1%S
nHtIN AND SON No. North Tenth Street
4 Richmond Iva. fF& ~ ----- ----
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED, PARTNER, with small capital. to
engage in desirable md wellnnying business
fer right 81 rty. Address OPPORTUNITY,
cure this Office. 8t :.
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SITUATIONS wANTE0-FEMALE.
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WAITED, BIZ : former student Of tho State
Normal School, with hve years' e;1;per'e enc
nnhlic school branches Address Miss MIN
TOSH. Lecsburg, Va.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED, at once, two light, dry ROOMS to
store furniture for three months; references
given and required. STORAGE, care TINS
& office. ~ -
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InST-Betweon r, "A, Sewers Mill and Third
and Grace one set OF Plans or Iracings. 40
ward IL returned to X. a. SlEWERs corner
Belviderc md Canal
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pJpTuRE AND PILES cured; no loss OF time
from business no knife no danger: sneS'
mn tisn and chronic diseases cureo; lree - ~
Ray examination; s15 East franh h
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WHY PAY MORE whom you can buy pure
d -four. ysnr.old Whiskey for ~ per GALLON Old
n pcr "a ilon / shipped 10 blank boxes TO- any
nddress. All Of the lending brands OF Wins ,
IiGuors. and full stock OF GrocerieH at GEO.
nj b. fBIHKE's, 100 West Broad street RicA.
mond W. l lff "! s4y Sasi f
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FOR Rents Second floor FLAT No. ! n Mica
Grace Street corner roushec aS' eo nyrf
soons On rp SIroiihd hoor Al ~ a'oa So south
NV ent y.ilrst Street. hntwrnn Main anu 80 80.
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GOOD NAN to take agency for tho Req Red G res
* LAO Market street PHILADELPHIA Pa
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HELP TWANTEp-MALE.

wAErEp young man stenographer. keep books
and do general office work; board furnis ,o: :
state In first letter salary expected. ADDRESS
Lock Boz s., Lebanon. Va.
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FoRBRsnr,

FOR HENT-My RESIDENCE at Bon Ar. ' sa.
hlsss or vnEfn,r , I,, For rarHySrv
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-08-01
LITTLE BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Renewed Talk of Embarrassments Al
fsots Stock Market.

New York, Aug. 1.-Early trading
in the stock market was attended by
renewed talk of financial embarrass
ments There was further liquidation
in some of the specialties and in
creased pressure against Atchison.
The common stock sold off fraction
on general selling. There were sharp
declines in United States Realty PIE
ferred and Virginia-C Carolina Chemical.
AT the end of the first hour better
tone was shown by almost the entire
list. The Rock Island bond issue an
nouncement was without i'll effect Re
coveries held very generally but at
midday the market was almost at a
Standstill.
There were marked gains in the
fractions, particularly Metropolitan
securities. Consolidated Gas. General
Electric and Tennessee Coal were
among the specialties that advanced a
point or more. but the pressure against
certain other stocks in that group was
but little relaxed.
Tho course of the market continued
irregular and increasingly duh until
the last hour when general rally
lifted prices throughout the active list.
The absence of fresh troubles, con
cernng which there We're many ru-
mors, encouraged traders to take the
long side and the closing was prac-
tically strong, with many net gains.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-08-01
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Frank j. Zimmerman. one of the old
est editors in Northern Indiana, is
dead at Warsaw. Ind, of paresis.
Walter Harvey, a blacksmith, shot
and killed r. Gleason at Harpersfield
O. The murder was the result of i'll
feeling.
Walter B. Newgeon, a we'll known
author and newspaper man. is dead
at Colorado Springs. Colo. His home
was in New Haven. Conn.
Alex Means and Will Starks, me-
groes, We're hanged at Montgomery.
Ala, Friday for the murder of Fleming 6
Foster. negro, near lie Grand. Ala
Thomas l.. Lee, we'll known as an
athlete and writer of sporting topics,
is dead at his home in New York city
OF heart failure, aged thirty-two years.
Mrs. Lydia Hancock is dead at her
home in Palmer, Mass. at the age of
100 years and | month. Until recently
she had been able to read without
glasses.
Seven hundred and eighty-five young
men are candidates for admission to
Yale in the undergraduates entering
classes of next September. Last year
the total was 6S1
James Mccormick, one of the fore.
most Stock Exchange traders for
Gould, Fisk and Belden many years
ago and also famous as an art col
lector. died suddenly at his home in
Brooklyn Friday, aged fifty-eight years
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-08-01
MACHEN DRAWS A FEW MORE
Federal Grand Jury in Session at Washing
ton Returns More Indictments for Post
Office Department Frauds.

Washington. Aug. 1.-The federal
grand Jury. which has been hearing
evidence growing out of the postotiioc
investigation. has returned indictments
against the following persons:
August W Machen. formerly general
superintendent of free delivery; John
I. c. Cupper, mayor OF Lock Have.,
Pa; William c. Long of this city;
William Gordon Crawford, also of this
city: George f. l.orenz and Martha j.
Lorenz, his wife, OF Toledo. o.;
Maurice Unkel OF New York city;
Thomas ". McGregor, formerly chief
OF the supply department of the rural
free delivery service, and Leopold j.
Stern of Baltimore.
With the exception of Crawford ali
of the above are indicted for con
fore is for presenting a false claim
against the government. Long and
Cupper also are indicted separately for
bribery Orders for the arrest OF al
the parties We're Immediately issued.
This batch of indictments does not
end the cases before the grand jury
and other matters resulting from the
postal investigation are pending before
that body, which may result in indict-
ments against other persons in the
near future.
Machen. Cupper and Long are named
jointly in one Indictment for violation
Of the conspiracy section of the revised
statutes The indictment sets out that
between July /, 1897, and July |, 1901,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-08-01
BoRDERED ON A RIOT.
Negroes at Boston Became Trouble
some at a Ne ctinl.

Boston. Aug. 1.-An attempt on the
part of half dozen colored persons
opposed to Booker T. Washington,
president of Tuskegee institute, to ask
questions, at meeting which he was
addressing last night at the ZION
church, almost resulted in a riot. and
twenty-five policemen were called to
quell the disturbance Several ar
rests were made. one policeman re-
ceived a deep stab from hatpin,
while a man said to be one of those
opposed to Mr.. Washing on received
several razor cuts and IS now in the
hospital
After the arrests Mr.. Washington
was allowed to proceed. and spoke TOR
nearly two hours.
At the close of the meeting both fac
tons issued statements. Mr.. WASH
ington said in his statement that the
colored people Of Boston should not
be held responsible for few riotous
individuals. while William Munroe
Trotter. one Of those who was arrest
ed stated that the cause OF the rot
ing was the absurd ruling OF the
chairman, Mr.. Lewis. in ordering the
arrest and election OF any person VINO
hlssed or manifested any objection 10
the speaker of the evening.
It is said that the disturbance was
prearranged and after the meeting Mr
Trotter and his friends admitted that
they went there with the idea OF ask
ing Mr.. Washington a number OF queS-
Mons and to resent any attack lhat
might be made on the New England
representatives to the recent Alio'
American council at Louisville.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-08-01
READY FOR THE BALLOTING
Conclave for the Election of a Successor
to Pope Leo is now in SessiOn==In=
teresting Opeingn Ceremonies.

Rome. Aug. by in the after.
noon all the cardinals had arrived AZ
the Vatican and gone to their cells.
The conolave has been duly inau-
gurated and its members are now shut
from the outer world. Everxl hing is
in RICHNESS for the voting. Shortly
after I o'clock the cardinals began to
appear on St Peters piazza. With
each cardinal wele the servants who
will attend his wants during the con.
clave. At the Vatican door the Swiss
guards kept back the curious crowd,
among whom We're many priests. Pho
tographers vigorously snapped the oc
cupants of the black carriages prior to
their entrance to what one cardinal
called prison.
Exactly at O'Clock the official en-
trance in conciave of each cardinal
occurred and shortly after they We're
settled in their new quarters, which,
il is understood, each OF the princes
of the church has finally decided shall
be for as short time as possible as
undoubtedly the discomfort will be
very great.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-08-01
TROUBLE FOR CASTRO
Anti=Foreign Attitude OF Venezuela Leads
to Serious Complications and Joint
Protest Made by the Powers.

Washington, Aug. 1.-Semi-official
advices received here from reliable
sources throw light upon the compi'
cations existing in La Guayra incident
to the trouble between the Spanish
consul there and the Venezuelan au.
thorities. They also make 1t appeas
that serious trouble in that quarter IS
pending because of the anti-foreigl
attitude of the Venezuelan govern
ment. According to these advices the
Spanish consul referred to requested
the privilege of appearing before
tribunal which was examining the
claim of Spanish subject against
Venezuela. He was punished by the
Venezuelan government through the
withdrawal OF his exequator. The dip
lOmatic representatives of the powers
in Caracas have Joined in protest