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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-06-18
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County of Burleigh.
n District Court, Sixth Judicial District
j. o. Kruhm, plaintiff,

j. 0. Kruhm, plaintiff,
VS.,
Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
ame G. c.. Lee. and Richard A. Talbot,
and all other persons unknown claiming
any estate or interest in, or lien or incum-
brance upon the property described in the
complaint, and their unknown heirs, De-
PENDANTS.
The State Of North Dakota to the above
named defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint In the above entitled action, of
which Il copy is hereunto annexed and
herewith served upon you, and to serve
a copy OF your answer to the said COM
plant on the subscriber at his Office in
the city of Bismarck. Burleigh County,
North Dakota, within thirty days after
the service Of this summons upon you, ex-
elusive of the day of such service; and
In case of your failure to appear or an
swer, judgment will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded In the
complaint.
Dated May 18th, 1903.
A. T. PATTERSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Bismarck, N. ID.
To the above named Defendants:
You are hereby notified that the sum-
mons and complaint In the above entitled
action were filed in the office Of the CLERK
of the District Court in and for said county
and state at Bismarck, N. D., on the
26th day of May. A. d. 1903.
A. T. PATTERSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney. Bismarck. N. ID
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-06-18
MART. DsO

General Agent.
426 Spalding HI Blk, Duluth, MINI.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
iEaEcial.

Bank OF France added S55.coo,ooo to
Is notes in circulation the past week.
Pennsylvania officials have gone the
500 TO inspect Lake Supcrior's plants.
Rock Island this year will earn about
s per cent. on lis $4,000 OF common
stock.
The big trust companies were the
first To break down the price oi money
in Philadelphia.
Union Pacifc's net earnings Tor
March we're SI.o42.oSI. an increase OF
S-oi.670. OK more than 20 per cent.
Ontario and Westerns net earnings
for March gained S39.S60.
President Shields IS quoted as say
ing he finds Lake Superior affairs in
better condition than he expected
Money conditions abroad are still
iieh' enough 10 induce the Bank o.
i.aS,and to keep UP its high discount
rae
New York is buying Lake Superior.
Shor, selling by that town drove the
preferred down 10 I5 - not very long
ago.
In March the United States export
cd 1855 .46S pounds OF copper. Last
year the exports for that month were
300. COS pounds.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
SEVEN KILLED AND THIRTY INJURED.
Grand Trunk Flyer Dash:s Iato a Big Crow
at Detroit

Detroit (SpeciaD A day of merry
making and celebration by 1850 Polish
excursionists from Toledo was brought
90 close by frightful catastrophe at
ihe corner of Garfield and Dequindre
streets at $50 o'clock P NJ. in which at
least 2 of the excursionists were killed
and about Sc others injured.
The excursion was given by the Polish
Iancers of Toledo over the Lake Shore
Road. The excursionists left the train
at the corner of Garfield and Dequindrc
streets. and were met by a number OF
local Poles and Polish societies. who
escorted the visitors to ST. Joseph
Church. An entertainment was held
later at Harmonic Hail.
About o'clock the visitors began TO
gather again at the corner OF Garfield
and Dequindre streets to take their train
back TO Toledo.
Suddenly from ont of the darkness
came the GNnd Trunk, Chicago and
New York express. known as the Pan
American Flyer. 1t plowed through the
mass of people, throwing them to both
sides of the track. bruised and MANNED
and grinding number of them under
the wheels.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
Rebels Sink 4 Ship.

Panama tBy Cable The official
news cmanating from Managua. Nicara-
qua. 10 the effect that the revolution has
been put down is contradictcd The
Nicaraguan revolutionary junta here has
received report from Gen Emiliano
Chamorro saying that the Nicaraguan
government steamer Once de Julio has
been sunk by the rebel vessel Victoria.
The entire crew OF the government boat
was lost. notwithstanding efforts to save
them. The rebel victory at Acoyapa and
the capture OF Omotepc and San Carlos
have been confirmed. The members OF
the junta are hopeful of success. and de-
clare that the rebels cannot be attacked,
the government forces being not suffi-
ciCntlN strong to do so.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
SUICIDE AT THE AGE OF II YEARS.
Jacob Ladeaberg, Once Wealthy, Had Lost All
In Speculation.

Bayonne, N. J. (SpeciaD.-At the
age of u years Jacob Ladenberg. oil
Bayonnc, committed suicide. He had
been i'll for several years. With 50
cents in his pocket he lett his home
at IS Center street. and started for a
walk in the direction OF Jersey City.
On the bank OF the Morris Canal
Rudolph Schumann, OF Jersey City,
passed Ladcnberg as he stood looking
at the water i'll the canal
A few hours later Schumann return
ed and noticed a coat and hat lying
near the water Looking into the ca
nal he was surprised to see the BODY
of a man partly clad. but was more
surprised to recognize it as that oil
1-adenberg
1t is believed that Ladenberg walked
into the water. which was only four
fee; deep. and held his head under wa
ter until he died II IS said the deceas-
ed was wealthy at one time. but lost
his money in speculation. He was well
known in Bayonne.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

\ passenger train on the Panhandle
Road was wrecked near Columbus. o..
the engineer having disrcgardcd the
danger signal.
Capt. Charles D. Sigsbcc. ranking as
rear admiral. was installed as COM
mandant At the League Island Navy
Nard.
Gen. f. s. Grccly was reelected pres
idcnt general OF the National Society
Sons OF the American Revolution
There were 500 eviction cases be
fore Justice George RocSch in the
Fourth Municipal Court in New York.
In a fight with pistols in Tennessee
near Lambs Ferry. ]. 7. Mcfford and
+. Osborne were both killed.
Dr.. Lorcnz operated in Chicago upon
Rosa Stoiiler. little girl brought from
Bristol. England
Gen. Luke T. Wright. vice governor
OF the Philippines. arrived al Manila
ard was given great reception.
The town OF MariguiIa. Province OF
Manila. Philippine Islands. has been
destroyed By FIRE. Insurgents are sus-
pcctcd 81 causing the flames. \ thou
sand houses were burned and the peu-
pie are in distress.
Ellen Lang Louis ]. Somervillc and
Michael T:mpano were held Tor accel-
Grating tie death OF Leonard Ross, the
New York ART dealer.
The Superior Court at Pittsburg
granted writ OF supersodcas i'll the
case oi the sectional school directors
ri Philadelphia convicted oi cXtortng
money from School;cachcrs.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
Wrote Letters to Roosevelt.

Chicago. III. (SpeciaD.-Otto Helm,
writer, OF a series OF rambling and
threatening letters to President Roosc-
welt. has been arrested and taken TO the
detention hospital. where his sanity
will be inquired into. He iancics that
he has been greatly wronged and that
he has been cheated out OF $4,000 OF
life insurance by an insurance company.
Postmaster Coyne. to whom some OF
the letters were referred laid the mat
ter before Chief OF Police O'Neil and
Captain Porter. OF the government Sc
cret Service. Helm lives at 1877 West
Seventeenth street with his vile and
child and is employed at shcct-iron
foundry.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
AIR BLAST IN GOLD.MINING.
How Edison Proposes to Separate Precious
Metal From Gravel.

New York (SpeciaD.--Thomas a.
Edison has scheme Tor extracting the
untold billions OF dollars worth OF gold
that lie in the immense low-gradc"
quartz gravel beds in Lower Caliior-
mia, New Mexico, Arizona and North
ern Mexico. These cannot now be
worked because water for the
old-iashioncd placer hydraulic system
is lacking and the gold runs in too
small a quantity to the ton to make min
ing il profitable under other systems.
An air blast is employed by Edison
in his solution OF the problem to- sep
aratc the gold from the mass. Expert
ments on the desert near Santa Fc by
Claude Chapman. one oil Edison's as
sistants. have enabled Edison and Chap
man TO produce a machine which they
declare will reclaim 9S per cent. oil the
gold from the gravel The plant near
Santa Fc was constructed to sec what
could actually be accomplished under
the most adverse conditions
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
.iARTER DENIED CHURCH
Nusylyania Decision Against the
Christian Scientists.
THE SUPREME COURT sUsTAINs 1T.
Practice Of Healing as Set Forth BY Mrs.
Eddy Declared Opposed to General Policy
of the State Law-IuiuriOus TO the Com
muaiiy TO incorporate Group OF Citizens
Who Would Preach that Doctrins.

Philadelphia (SpcciaD In an opinion
Pennsylvania Supreme Court. the deciS-
ion of the late Judge Arnold. in Common
Pleas Court No. 4. refusing charter for
fhe First Church OF Christian Scientists
IN Philadelphia is sustained
The lower court held that vhiic the
Christian Science Church was religious
body ii was conducted for profit. on the
ground that the church was obliged 10
buy certain books from Mrs. Mary Baker
q. Eddy. the head OF the faith.
Justice Potter refers 10 the finding OF
the master in the case. Hon. Dinner
Becber, who declared that the church was
got merely to establish a form of wo--
ship, but was also intended for the treat
snent and cure of disease. Mr.. Beeber
recommended that the charter be refused
on the ground that 1T would be injurious
10 the community 10 incorporate a group
of citizens who would preach the doc
brine that there is no such thing IS 4
contagious disease or any disease and
practice the art OF curing OF what are
called contagious diseases by inaudible
prayer, whether i'll the presence OF the
sick or at distance" Judge Potters
says:
I'VE are inclined 10 think that the evil
dcncc was not sufficient TO support find
ing that the corporation itself was TO be
one for profit. There was proof that the
Individual healers who are constituted
and sent out by the society do receive
compensation for their services. but this
seems TO be personal recompense. with
which the society has nothing TO do.
But the court below. in its supplemental
opinion. went beyond this question and
adopted in substance the conclusion of
the master, that the practice of the art OF
healing or curing disease i'll the manner
set forth in Mrs. Eddy's book is injuri-
Gus TO the community. because it is op-
posed TO the general policy OF the law of
Pennsylvania relative to the existence
and treatment OF disease. II was the
duty of the court below TO refuse the
charter If in the exercise of sound legal
discretion he found its purpose. in whole
or part. included anything injurious to
abe community.
Under the well-deined policy OF the
law of Pennsylvania as at present exist
ing we are satisfied that there was no
abuse of sound legal discretion in refus-
ing the application for a charter
The appeal is quashed and the order
refusing to approve the charter is al
firmed."
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
Foreign.

Premier CombeS. OF France. has as
sured delegation from Lourdes that
the famous grotto will not be closed
in connection with the dispersal OF the
congregations Until the courts have
passed upon the matter.
Princess Louise OF SaXony. who de-
serted her husband. the Crown Prince
OF Saxony. las, December and clipped
with NJ. Giron. the tutor OF her chill
drcn. has given birth TO 4 daughter at
Linda. Bavaria.
During an engagement between Turk
isil troops and a band OF revolutionists
III the MonaStir district OF European
Turkey both sides suffered severe losses
and 10 Turkish officers were killed.
King Edward. in the uniform OF a
British admiral, left Paris amid great
enthusiasm and proceeded TO Cher
bourg. where the French squadron ac-
corded him farewell honors.
General Matos. the revolutionary
leader. has landed in Venezuela from
Curacao and has joined the land forces.
with a view OF proceeding on Caracas.
1t is reported that Nicaraguan gov
crnment vessel has been sunk by the
rebel steamer Victoria and that the en-
lost
Emperor William and King Victor
Emmanuel reviewed $4,000 Italian
troops on the plain oil Centocelle, five
miles from Roi:le.
In connection with the American
and Japanese engineers incident and
the generally disturbed conditions in
the interior. the commander OF the
United States monitor Monterey, sta
toned at Canton. China. and the Amer
ican consul al that port are urging that
more ample moorings be supplied i'll
the river. i'll order to provide for emer-
gcncics.
Emperor William was given mag
nificent reception in Rome. The deco
rations were the same as were used in
honor OF King Edwards visit. The
Emperor visited the tombs OF King
Victor Emmanuel /. ard King Hum
bert. il the Pantheon. and placed
wreathS upon them.
In reference to the reports OF trouble
between Russia and Japan regarding
the ownership OF property along the
banks oi the Iaiu river. it is authori-
tativcly stated that no Russian troops
have crossed the Ha'u river.
King Edward witnessed the maneu-
vcrs oil I,.oco picked French troops on
the parade grounds al Ninccnnes He
subsequently attended the races At
LongcharlpS.
The Prussiaa House OF Lords had
an exciting discussion over resolution
from the Conservatives asking the
Chancellor "a use his influence to bring
about the demonstration OF the CONNER
cial treaties ana all treaties giving the
most favored treatment
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
In The Departments.

Unofficial reports give details q the
routing OF San Miguel band by the
Philippine scouts commanded by Lieu
tenants Nickerson and Reese.
DR. Paul has been narlcd as the Ven
ezucian member 81 the arbitration board
10 consider American claims.
General Davis. commanding the De
partmcnt OF the Philippines. reported
that OF 10 deaths since his last report
: were carscd by cholera
y numbe- oi important appointments
were annouaccd i'll the Department al
Commerce and Labor and in the Trca.-
ury Department.
Governor Cables. oi Iaguna Prov
incc. has captured Rios. the fanatical
leader. who is said to be guilty oil many
crimes y ianatical Moro attacked All
outpost At Camp Wears. Island OF
Mindanao, Philippine Islands, and
wounded three soldiers before he was
killed.
Complaint was madc To Senior de,
Ranches that Italians had been badly
treated at Becky. W. Va.
Henry NJ Clabaugh took the oath oi
office IS CHIEF Justice ii the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia
The text 81 the opinion OF the United
States Suprcm~ Cpur, in the Alabama
registration Gaze has been made public
Col. T. y. Bingham retired from the
Office oi superintendent oi public build
.ngs and grounds At Washington
Ii was decided at the meeting ii the
Association OF Officials al the Bureaus
OF Labor Statistics that better result,
were secured by tactiul agents than b.
experts.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
KILLED IN A WRECK.
Two Men Deal and Five Injured In a Collision
in Connecticut.

South Norwak, CT. (SpecialD Two
dead and FIVE seriously injured is the
result OF a collision between west
bound passenger train and freight
train just east of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Station.
The collision occurred as the passen-
ger train was pulling into the westbound
depot. 1t had crossed the bridge over
Washington street, when the rear fiat
car on the freight train. which was run
ming on parallel track. went over the
track and crashed into the rear of the
passenger engine tender and the smok-
ing car.
The side OF the smoking car. which
bore the brunt of the collision. was
crushed in and passengers were pinned
under the seats and timbers. Two cars
Immediately following the smoker were
thrown from the track.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
THE LATEST NEWS IN sHOIT ORDER.
Domestic.

In n head-end collision between train
on the Port Huron Branch OF the Mar
quc,te Railroad at Mayville. Mich.
Fireman Roscmund was killed and boil
engineers and several trainmen in
lurcd
The Association OF American Medica
New Orleans. y plea was made Tor
higher standard of adm sion - Eedica
colleges.
T. p Williams. vice president OF the
Observation-Disclosures Com amy and one .
Clcveland's best known business men
is dead at the age OF Oh years.
Sixty-tive OF the y men OF the crew
OF the French fishing brig Sans Souc
we're brought to New York. the other
having been lost and the brig wrecked.
The paper mill OF the National Fold
ing Box and Paper Company i'll Ball
sion. y. Y. shui down because the
company refused To recognize The
union.
The Interstate National Guard .Asso-
citation OF the United States opened a
Columbus. o.. with IS States and Ter
riiories represented.
The counsel Tor cx-Nlayor Ames. oil
trial i'll Minneapolis io- eXtortion. have
decided To- offer incipient paresis a,
their defense.
John = Costello. wealthy Buffalo
man. was sho; by his wife. with whom
he had been at odds for sometime.
The Spcycrs have organized the syn
dictate OF American bankers and trust
companies 10 underwritc an issue oi
c. / ~ Ion | n
derground Electric Railway Company
an equal amount 20 be underwritien IL
London
Rev. Ferdinand Walzer. a Toledo
priest. was arrested on the charge oI
numbering Miss Agatha Reichlein al
the priest ho"Se OF her brother. Rev
Charles Reichlein. in Lorrain. 0.
In the case OF ex-Mayor Ames. OF
trial in Minneapolis. testimony was
given TO show that his agents collect
cd protection money from unfortunate
women.
a Chicago bookmaker, closely pur-
sued by detectives. took refuge in an
undertaking establishment and hid his
papers in 4 coffin containing corpse
Two stable boys and 81 valuable
horses persisted in fire that destroyed
the stables on W. Gould Brokaws es-
tate. at Great Neck. l.. l.
James Long. Walter Wood. II. w
Wilson and Charles Rogers. OF the No
Ian gang OF postoffice robbers and
saie-crackers. were convicted at Green
vile. S. c.. and were sentenced each TO
five years.
Daniel Kennedy, the Harlem prize
fighter, was arrested in New York Oh
the charge OF numbering James Edward
McMahon. brother OF former Police
Justice Mcmahon.
c. o. Parker has resigned the super
intendency of the Virginia and South
western Railway, and is succeeded by
]. H. McCue. at Chattanooga.
The Pope Manufacturing Company
filed amended articles in Trenton. \.
J.. increasing the capital stock from
$4,000 to S22. 100000.
An unknown man secured entrance
into the priests house i'll Lorain and
murdered Miss Agatha Reichlein, the
prist's sister.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
POWDER MILL hC
Nine Workmen Killed by an Elk
nj Piney Creek.
LARGE POWDER PLAT WR
Women Employed in the Building
TO Escape Window Panes in Tow
Miles Away Were Broken Men W
Death We're Blown 10 P.ec.S-Many
Are Demolished VAN. OF Plant SJS,

Hollidaysburg. Pa. ,SpeciaD
extensive plant oi the Crescent 2
Company. at Canister, about ten
south OF here. was completely WI
BY series OF Jour explosions.
Oh the thirty employees nine
killed outrish, and all the others
badly injured by being blown abor
buildings iii which they were empl
The ages OF the dead ranged iro-
to 3 years. Seven OF them were y
leans and two were Italians.
The list OF injured includes 4
Taggar;. oi Pittsburg, the superb
dent OF the company. who was io
unconscious in his office by his wife
was dragged OFT OF the burning bt
ing by her at the peril OF her own
The first explosion occurred am
the material i'll the mixing house. bl.
ing that building 10 atoms and also
stroying the two punching houses
the Office. Nothing was lett OF tt
structures Fire arose i'll the OF
buildings to complete the chapter
horrors. The force oil the explosion :
ielt in towns FIVE miles away and
houses i'll the locality were damaged
The bodies OF the dead are unrec'
nizable and the country around alb
is s,rcwn with the melancholy remna
OF what were once human forms.
fire at the deserted plant cOntin'
throughout the day and no person Y
tured near the doomed structure. &c
ing additional explosions. Terr
stricken farmers and limestone qa
rymen have hockcd into the town
William burg for refuge.
The Crescent Powder Company 81
piled the powder and dynamite used
the large limestone quarrieS OF
United States Steel Corporation IN I
country and is owned by Pittsburg {;
italis;s There were eleven buildir
in the plant. OF which number five ;
still standing The estimated value
the plant was $4,000 George
MacCabc. OF Pittsburg. is the preside
OF the powder company and Geoi
Troutman. OF the same city, is
treasurer.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
Issue of Paper Currency.

The total paper currency OF all dc
nominations outstanding April 30. ac-
cording to table issued by United
States Treasurer Roberts. was SI,634.-
25S.6IS, less 100000 OF unknown de
nominations which, has been destroy
ed. The amount OF each denomination
follows:
s45.66o.1o3: : dollars S,4s.645.6so: 10
dollars. S44ocSo7o2: 20 dollars, $40
o22,7S6; so dollars. S5o.o74,6I5: 100 dol
lars. SoI,232.S7o; 500 dollars. S2o.4oI.-
500; 1000 dollars. 1887. 500: 5000 dol
lars. S2S.Soo.ooo: 10000 dollars. S92,-
100000; fractional parts. S36.o42.
OF the grand total S34o.6SI.oI6 is in
United States notes. S2o.7o5.ooo in
Treasury notes OF 1890, S3oI.I5I.72S in
national bank notes. S4Io.257 800 in
gold certificates. and S464,373ooo in sill
yer certificates.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-09
Victim OF Kentucky Feud.

Jackson, Ky. tSpccian.--J. Z Mar
cum, prominent attorney and a member
OF one party TO the Cocllfell-lIargis icud.
was shot and instantly hillcd iy an TN
known man as he wa entering the court
house here. Marcun had always been
friendly to the Coctrcl family and had
often stated that eifoTis were being made
10 have him killed. II the time he was
shot he was standing in the main nall Of
the courthouse and was shot il the head
from behind by someone located some
distance back Great excitement prevails
and the towD is i'll all uprosr.