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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-29
PLACED ON HIS HONOR.
Gambler as Foreman Of Grand Jury
Returns Indictment Against Him.

Gambler as Foreman Of Grand Jury
Returns Indictment Against Him.
self.
Washington Star: Speaking about
putting mem on their honor" said
Judge Frank NJ. Fish of Milwaukee. at
the Raleigh, Il was in Dakota in the
early days, when society was tough
enought to cut with an axe, and
gambling games ran wide open out on
the sidewalk. Judge Barnes of Wis
consin was appointed territorial Judge
and came to Dakota to hold the first
term Of court yer held there.
"The grand jury was composed of
typical citizens, one of them being the
boss gambler of the town. The judge
selected him as foreman, and in his
opening address depicted the enormi-
ties of gambling and kindred vices,
and ended by asking for the indict-
ment of every gambler and sport
against whom evidence could be OBJ
tanned. His appointment as foreman
put the gambler on his honor, and
when the jury returned to court it
handed in the indictments against ev-
cry gambler in the place. incluing the
foreman of the jury. Every mar of
them came to the front with a plea
of guilty, paid his fine and then open
ed up business again at the old stand
with unwonted activity.
"But the incident shows what a man
will do when placed on his honor like
that gambler was"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-29

The statements of President Hill
in his address at Bismarck of the
comparative business done at Grand
Forks and Fargo has set the secretary
of the Fargo commercial club. Mr..
George H. Phelps. to obtaining figures
from all the railroads and he finds
that the total business of all roads at
Fargo the last year was $941 900 and
at Grand Forks 1871 900. The North
ern Pacific seems to be the popular
road at Fargo as the Great Northern
is at Grand Forks.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-29

The new golden rule: Do untt
others as they would do unto you
you weren't looking.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-29
Qz'@<e@D
CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION.

If the ST. Paul Dispatch cannot
agree with Mr.. James ]. Hill as to
the public benef which will come
from a suppression OF competition
among railways. it can heartily agree
with him in what lie said to the
farmers of North Dakota at the irri-
gatios convention last week. In 1t
he showed that consummate ability
to gather details, marshal them and
mass them upon the desired point,
which he often displayed in matters
more peculiarly within the scope OF
his vocation. He grasped not only
the local phases of the movement,
but the larger effects to follow. Not
the least interesting portion of his al
dress was his narrative of how he,
with other railway presidents whose
lines traverse the arid or sub-arid
regions. spent $25, 900 a year for five
years in educating public opinion to
the Importance of irrigation and thus
created a popular sentiment that
forced congress to act. 1t were better
for the country were all campaign
funds devoted to like laudable ends.
Mr.. Hill did not restrict himself to
presenting the need and advantage
of irrigation in regions where rainfall
is too light for crop cultivation. He
went into the subject as affecting
localities where the rainfall is re-
garded as sufficient, and showed how
even there it is rarely adequate to
the fullest crop production. He quot
ed the experiments made by DR.. Cling,
of the Wisconsin university, on the
production of water supply to dry
pound products needed to produce
most from the soil; more water dur
ing the growing season than is the
entire annual rainfall of Wisconsin.
While those who, in a small way, in
garden plots, have learned how much
more productive land is when CO.
piously supplied with water, even
they will be surprised to be told that
dent corn requires 300 pounds OF
water to each pound of dry product,
and barley needs 1898 pounds. A
supply of water equivalent to the
whole annual rainfall increased four
times the quantity of corn grown on
like soil under natural supply.
Irrigation thus presented becomes
an important question not only for
the arid and sub-arid portions of the
country, but for those where depend
ence upon rain has become habitual
without of supplementing it by arti.
fiscial means. A larger effect of this
would be such an increase in soil pro-
ductivity that, as in the desert regions
where water is applied, a less number
of acres will be required for susten-
ance. a larger population be made
possible, and with the increase OF
population will come increase of rail
way traffic bringing greater prosperity
to owners. There is a selfishness,
then. in this interest of Mr.. Hill and
his associates in the Campaign OF
education" for irrigation, but it is that
enlightened s~elishness' which gives
as we'll as takes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-29
PRAIRIE

An Interrupted Rhapsody.
/ love these cool. October days,
The tempered sun, the misty haze.
The summer gone,
The freshly Gosh. I'll have to go
And rake the lawn!J
Oh, Autumn, thou art more than fair,
The frost hat sprinkles thy soft hair,
Now white, now gone.
But lends thee rarer beauty yet
q guess it's nearly time to get
Storm windows on!)
This twilight of the year l love,
The sere grass and the sky above,
So rich and blue.
How more than pleasant It's to scan
The sere earth-Q must get a man
To clean that fuel
No more of summers sun intense.
What if the birds have winged hence,
No smelling drugs
For me. when sweetest zephyrs blow
And pure. q rather think I'll go
And beat the rugs!)
The fruit of Harvest gathered in,
The swelling rick and bursting bin,
The garnered grains
Add golden glory to the Gene
Eyes. yes, my dear, I'll come and clean
The window panes!)
Come, come. my Muse, and sing for me
The Autumn's sweetest rhapsody,
Lest l intrude.
I'll leave my laurel Of the bard
With thee. and go to the back yard
And split some wood!
The new golden rule: Do unto
others as they would do unto you If
you weren't looking.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-29

Friends of ]. M. Hannaford Of the
Northern Pacific, of whom there are
many through the northwest. will be
pleased to learn that he has n
nounced his intention Of remaining
with the Northern Pacific. 1t was
rumored that Mr.. Hansaford might go
to one of the Vanderbilt lines.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-29
Man.
Confession Of q Priest.

Rev. Jno. s.. Cox Of Wake, Ark,
writes, For IL years l suffered from
Yellow J%aundice. I consulted a mum.
Der of physicians and tried all sorts
Of medicines, but got no relief. Then
/ began the use Of Electric Bitters and
feel that I am now cured Of a disease
that had me in its grasp for twelve
years." II you want a reliable medi
cine for Kidney and Liver trouble
stomach disorder and general debility
get Electric Bitters. Its guaranteed
by p. c. Remington. Only SOC.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-29
We make the trimmings.

e22.9O 10 the Rate From 81. Paul and
Minneapolis 70 Salt Lake ckyand o.
den, Utah; PoeatelIo, Idaho; and
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo,
Grand Junction and oienWood, Col.
via Chicago Great Western Railway
Tickets on sale daily up to Novem.
Der Both, inclusive. Superior Service
and UneQualled Equipment. Full in
formation ON application to any Chica.
go Great Western Agent. or to ]. p
Elmer, G. p. A., Chicago. Ill.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-29

President Mellen is taking a few
days rest before assuming his duties.
In reference to the Northern Pacific
Mr.. Mellen said at New York: II
believe that the Northern Pacific is
In as good physical condition as any
railroad in the country. 1t Is a fine
road, AMI Howard Elliott, the new
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-29
THE DAILY

Published every afternoon. except Sun
day. at Bismarck. North Dakota, is deliv-
so cents per months. or Sc per year. The
daily sent to any address in the United
States and Canada. postage prepaid, 80 per
year; So for six months; $3.50 for three
months.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Published every Friday: eight pages,
containing a ummar of the news of the
w~eek-local and .oreign-particular- atten-
,ion hejnp paid to state news. Sent to
any address,. postage paid. for $l:00 for
one wear; so cents for six months; 70 cents
for three months.
rho bismarck Tribune is the oldes,
newspaper in the tate-established June
il. 1873. 1t has a wide circulation and is
a desirable advertising medium. Being
published at the capital of the state II
makes n feature Of state news. OF a semi
official character. and is therefore particu-
larly interesting to all who desire to keeI
the run of state affairs-political, social
and business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-29
ysMlsh Rellalous Papsrs.

SOvSs0u UOssOsO0 VApOrUs
The Jews have q greater number Of
religious papers. proportionately. than
any Christian denomination, and their
papers are the best supported.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-29

The next time your stomach becomes
weak and you suffer from Loss Of Ap-
petite, Belching, Heartburn, Nausea.
Cramps, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, or
Constipation, we urge a trial OF Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bitters. You'll be we'll
pleased with the result, because it posi-
lively cures such complaints. Hundreds
OF sickly men and women have testified
to its efficacy. Get the genuine with our
Private Stamp over the neck Of bottle
HOStetter'S
Stomach BitterS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-31
Sage aus Dem Gaf.
9anna ais AlrGinIrV- urrmi6tnif.
Qerrn Scntb'S 0(ufihliiic iibcr Nfc=
9inlen'S 9Siinidlc fallen auf mt
frndbtbareH Spbcn.

Seine Mitt6eilungen ni6t Ie6r aus
t6enti56. - gtnnsrs Mc8inlspz
germd6tniRe, nit peldcn ii6
RooIeDelt confrontirt fonO. @az
nooa 6aut ariegsi4iffe fir Die
8innenIee'n. 8unOe5ienator
6cott'8 Stsnung in Der Gam
payne. - 3uno6me Der Stsuereinz
finite i'm Monot g}oOem6er.
Moi6ington, ,. g., 80. 0s5.
@srrp g. 6eot6, Der frii6sre
6iilfs : 8enerulpoitmsiiter unO Bis
berige GetretGr Oes repu6litoniiden
Iationulz Gomite'5, oirfte nit ieinem
8erTu6e, bic GanoiOutur osS Senaz
tors 6annu in Der 5orm zines Der
mG6tniRes be5 9%rdiiOenten Ntc&ins
len" pieDer auf bic 8eine gu bringen,
peniq grfOlg BADEN. Oberit 9eatR,
nelder bieie SDee in einem BON Goulsz
bile, Rn., aus perbretteten SnterDlsn
in bic Welt 5eBt, er3d6lt, Prdiioent
Mc8inleD babe Inn einige Sage Dor
Ieinem SoDe i'm 0eiBen 9auie bier
fel6f Qe1aqt, er erparte, ietnen 6reuno
Marf 6annQ ais nG6Iten PrdiiOenten
Der Ser. 6tuaten gu Ie6en. r4m folz
qenben Sage" 10 ertldrt 9eat3, n@ret1te
6r. McainleD na6 Canton, unO am
Sage Darauf parO er in Buffalo err
mor0et."
Qs 6iftoriter 1T 6eat6 nidt ie6r
berlGBlt6. 8rG7tDent M}c8inlep mar
neber einige Sage, nod aud etntge
.Wo6en por benz tragtf6en @reignlB
in MaI6ington. Gr retite am 6. Suit
BON 0uf6ington na4 Canton, in Be-
qleitung Der Trau Mc4inlep, bic be-
fanntli6 uuf Der i'm 6rii6jabr 1901
unferrommenen Reiie na9 Der 8actz
fictiifte f6per erfrantt mar. gr be-
Qab Ii6 Don Canton na6 Buffalo,
06ne mad 8afbington 3uriif3ute6ren,
unb bas Qttentat erfolgte in Buffalo
am 6. September. @enn baS @rinz
nerurosoerm0gen 6eut6'5 6inii4tli4
bes cSn6alt8 ieiner 1nterreOung nit
grGIi0ent Mc&inlep e6enfo unii6er
lit, ME 8etreffs bes 3eitpunttes, an
fpel6em bic unterreoung itdttgefunoen
6a6en ion, 70 mDgen no6l bere4tigte
3neifel an Der QutbenttcitGt Der 4nz
Qabe fi6 geltenb MAIDEN. uebrtgens
lit no6l6etannt, OuB 8rdftoent. W}c>
Rinlen nod i'm 5riihjdbr 1901 ben
Senator 6dirbdnt5 BON Sn0tana IN
1einen @ipirutionen auf bic ROminq>
tion in 1904 tart ermut6igt bate,
unD baB oieIer i'm 8ertrauen bdrau
fi6 6ul6 uno 6aG6 ais 8rdioent>
i6uFtss4 fpirant prOtldmirte. @rft bic
Ipdteren, Ie6r beItimmten 4nOeutunz
qen be8 6rn. Hpoiebelt, baB er, bur4
ben .3ufan ms DeiBe 9uus Oerf4laz
oen, nun aud pom 8olfe ais PrGIiz
bent erforen gu fperben piini6e, oerz
anlaBten ben Senator BON Snoiana,
Ieinen G6rgei3 ~3eittpeilig ein5upaden.
9ds NOR i'm Snmmer 1902
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-31

OF. O+Au41l lOIStt NA46 re- ml sovur,orA
feinem Salient ais "@'O' = W Pa""0"'
3eitungsmann. gr fdreibt an bic Perund
We6icine So. pte folgt:
Set ungefG6r feds Subren bate i4
ieben 6erbT unb 0inter 8eidperoen NIT
meiner Gtimme, gu 3eiten puren uu4 bic
Quftr6bre uno QungeH ergriffen. SD
olaube, baB all bie5 BON Reu6buiten ber@
ri6rte, ben i'd ge9dbt ais i'd 8tpOlf Sabre
aft mar unb Der mir &aturrb BinterlifB.
Seitbem i4 9eruru gsnOmmen, 1T meme
Gtinme flurer nie felt Subren, mas i9
6creitptligit be3eugeu tdnn."
6errn 6ummon6'S @OreFe 1T: nSbe
arlington" ga MontaguezStraB 8roOts
Inn, q. ..
geruna lift elm innerli4e5 Nltttel - elm
pi7en1duftli6es Mtittel fir &utarrb. Is
trrtrt Raturr6 no er ii4 fetgefeBt bat.
Die Sur lit buuernb. Perunu gIebt
Rraft. inbem es bic S6leimbdute erbdlt,
berei6ert es bas 8lut; our4 Reinigung
Der G6leim6dute srbGlt e5 bic 2ebens=
trdfte.
3ein Mittel funn 9eruna erieBen. Be
ffe6en sic baruuf perunu 81 betDmmen.
ge6men sic tetn unbere8 Mittel. So giebt
fein SubIfitut fir bieIe SuturrbzMtebi3iu.
S9itt mad etnem freien Bud iiber 8as
turr6. @oreFe: perund Mebicine GD., Gos
lumbus, O4io
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-31

8rdnDtataitrppbe IN ettlenl pornePl'e'l
glub6auIe in Bottom. 9ret
6erporrugenOe 8iir9er um8etOmz
men.
9ro9, n.zg., 80, 2e8. 9os
@ebduOe bes n8rop@Glub" tpuroe
beute frii6 Our6 6euer 8ertOrt, unO
brei 6erporragenbe 8iirger tor1en Daz
BEL um'5 Qe6en. Die Opfer limb:
MoIe8 S. Glou96, Prdfioent 0e5
Clubs unO elmer Der an8eieben1ter
6ieiigen 4bDotaten;
8m. 66atp, ebenfauS Elm nambdtz
ter 4bbotat;
Benjamin SO. ainnep, Gei4dft5>
fii6rer Der 5ulerSB arren>Go. bon
Bolton.
Die umQefomenen b%epo6nten 3tm@
mer in Dem 9ebGuoe, lpel4eS aus
8rQunfetn errt6tet mar un0 Elm ball
6eS @epiert etma9m. sic paren
niAt i'm Stdnbe, bu5 6rete 81 getptnz
men. Gtpu elm babies OuBen0 mann
li6e unD nei6li6e 9ienitboten lDur=
ben bon 20I6mGnnern auf &ettern
aus ben oberen Stodperten Aerab9ez
6olt. Mun fiir4tet, baB ii6 nod cine
pDer 3pet Qei6en in ben Sriimmern
beFinben, Du mod feline genaue 9ur4z
1u6unQ m0qli6 gepeien lit. Der
8ran0 1T bas Ie98te 9roBfeuer, mel
DIES bic 6ieIige Stabt pd4renO Der
leBten 3Dei M2onate 6eimiu4te. Der
9erluIt an Dem 9ebGuOe ptro auf
$4,000 gef6dBt,
S6utp uno Slough erItidten, pGAz
reno &inneD ben 6lammentOb it0rb,
Rt6ar0 Carpenter aus GeDz0ort
rDurbe 6enuBtlo8 aus Dem BREMEN
Rem @ebGuoe 8etragen un0 in Elm 9oz
ipital ge6ra6t, no CT ii4 BON ben
8irtungen Des eingeat9meten Ruuz
DIES er6olt. Man Dermut6et, odB cine
unDor1i6tig p]eggeDorfene Cigarette
ben 8rano berbeifi6rte. Glougb mar
80 unD S6dD un9efdbr 70 Sabre alt.
QI6uquerque, R.zM., 30. De
! 3ember. - 9u5 n6ig6IanO 9otel,"
zines Der prG6tigiten @inter= 9ptel5
in NeuzW}erito, lit Our6 6euer SER
7tDrt norben. Mebrere @dite butten
elm tnappe5 Gnttommen, inoeTen lit
fein @erluit pon Menidenleben gu Be
flagen. Der S4aoen betrGgt $780,
900.
Qep gort, 80. Deg. - Sin
bermtt6li6 Our4 8ranOittftung emit
itanoene5 Seuer in einem tenement
6au7e an Der 4QenzStraBe ~geFdbroete
300 Meni6enleben, tpuroe jeoo6 gez
I0f6t, e6e e5 groBen S6aben anrt6z
ten fonnte, Sin frii6erer Miet6er in
Dem 6auie, Ramen5 36omaS 5arreu,
1T unter Dem 8eroa9t ber6aftet NOR
ben, bQs 6euer angelegt gu baden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-31

Der Q6tb mm. 81 0eans gtrt DON @taOt unb Gontp @on TroncscO, mar
erhr 9eputp in Der Office ienes 8Or9dn8rs mdbreHb befen LBen Sermtn Gr
pur6e in San Grandsc0 gsbOren u6 aufe8O8en gn6 mar ottk Sabre lang Elm pro-
minents IGtQGeb oes Srmns Der gRdhbe Sons Of the GolDen Nef, iope unoerer
8rIberI4afts : 0r8anHaionen. CT lit Elm uusnabmSh~ife Popumr innger Ntonn
fopo6G g%feni6afIid ne poGHi4, pe erpiePn aus Der Stmmen3abg bic e IN
Der hbhn @u6l er6HH, e f6ug fien @enr fir Os &nt bes @ountpeGert nit
na6Gu 5000 @timmen.
Sn enem 8ref, BEN er am %. Sanuur 1899 BON San 5ranttsco an Or,
5urtmun T6rb, fagt 6rr 9eune 5olgnbGs U6r PErundT
gin bic &eruna Gfebidne GO, Columbus, SWp.
g8ert6e @cuen: sd m66te n4t Dbue Eernna ien, benn i'd babe
gennbcn, baf es ba8 bette @dttcl lit fir fotarrbaItf6e SeifmerbeH, bns tb
ie qe6raudt babe. Sd babe nut nle bic iOgenanntcn GatarrbmttI ber=
imdt, bic ange5egt fnb, nnb fam 8emiTenbGft ia9en, bR pn alien 9tteln
fir fatarrbaGiIde gciducrben, Die mir enpfDbGcn wnrbeu, tdnes iU bel &C.
bpfen bat ute gcrunu." - 90 Iii am q. 9eRne
Outurrb trt per7biebentf6 aF in lturr6. Ss6e br1Hben ffdnt br9eMn
81 ben bier 5ubrss3iten. 3u6er gRt s5 0rgane gu eguHen
bier nerff6 6rffisbere Qrhn BON Ruz SIM 8fntr 1T 3aturrb mettens In
forrb 0interzRotorrb Trufiabrsz8dzI RDpf, benz Sd8 unb ben Mt1muugseOr
torrR 5Ommsrsaotarr5 uh 6nbfsauz guen ~0or4erf4enO. SIN Gra6iobr ihein
6ro8t guren QpOfeer UNI Elm fren8 gerunazQImano5 fir 1904
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-31
9(bnlh6ns Qrnfer's 4nb.

0en gDrt, 30. DECEMBER. -
Coroner Sadfon leitete geitern cine
unterIudung 8etreffs oe5 3OOes BON
Q(oolp6u5 9ruder, Dem frijberen eng
liIfen 8arIument8 U}itglie0e, Elm, Der
Dor einigen Sagen in Der Qltoboliterz
Q(6t6eilung i'm n8eQeOuez 6Oipital"
ftQr6 uno, ME Elm anoerer 8atient err
tlarte, f6lper miB6unbelt DOrOen iein
IoQ. 8srI6ieOene Patienten II, @drz
ter ertlGrten, oaB Dies ni9t Der SAT-
mar, ioroern baB Der Mann tObiii4=
tia purbe uno gefe5Telt perOen muBte.
Die 8e6anO!ung I'M n8eleOu @6OIpiz
tai" lei i'm Q1gemeinen gut. Coroner
Sudion Miro pa6ri6einli@ nd4ite
@ofe ben amtli6en SnqueIt a66dlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-31

Mit ben ,Mc&inleD 8ermd6tniiz
len" bat e8 ii6er6uupt 70 feline etgene
8epunotniB. DIS ST, 3ooIeoelt na6
Mc&inIeD's Sp0e in'8 @aiBe 6au5
ein3oq, narD er DDn alien Seiten nit
foI6en @ermG6tnifen c%onfrOntirt.
Qus Bietdt gegen ben Our6 0tOroer@
6un0 ~geFdQenen @orgdnger unO nod
inter Dem erf6iitternben GinfluB Der
Qrauen6aften Shat, bate Brdiioent
Rooiebelt funogege6en, OaB er nda
8rGften Die Sheen ieine5 8Orgdngars
Our6fii6ren poQe, nm Defien 4nDenz
fen Qere6t gu peroen. 9teien 8oridB
benuBten 3a6lrei6e 8Olititer, nm 9rn.
8ooiepelt 8ergitnitigungen uQer Qrt
ab3uloden, tets unter Dem 8orDanOe,
DaB prGiioent M}c&inlep 3u 2e63eiten
Die8 II. jenes beripro6en babe. 2ange
Belt 6in0ur4 liquioirte 6r. RDo ieDelt
0ieie Inn prGientirten Obligationen,
Bis bic 8eI6i6te i6lieBli6 etpa5 gu
monoton nurDe. Gr ia6, 0aB Die 30
litifer oarauF uuSgingen, i6m na6
aGen 4i9tungen bin Die 6dnbe gu
6inDer, unD benz i6ob er einen 8iegel
DDr.
Smmer6in mag e8 corrett iein, DaB
9rGiioent M}c8inlap gu elmer oOer Der
onoeren 8eit 6rr. 6eatb gegeniiber
geGuBert, er m04te germ W}drt 6unnu
i'm @eiBen 5auie fe6en. Qe6nli9er
0eiie biirFte er 5dir6anf5 unO mani
den 2(nberen gegeniiber it6 iogor BIZ
rett geduBert BADEN, nm i6nen etDa5
Grfreuli6es gu iagen, benn in gefi6lz
DO1en 5reunOihuft5ber Ii6erungen II.
8eripre6ungen Der pettgebenOiten Dirt
mar Mc&inep INNER 9roB. 5eat6
bat gu 5einem 8ronunctamento einen
i6len 3eitpuntt genGblt, geraOe fur2
na4Dem BrGiioent 8ooIeOelt inn
frdfttg auf ben qel3 getlOpft, 10 Dab
Elm Sober fpeiB, po6er Der 8inO tpebt.
&rieg8f4iffe au ben 81 D.
BEN Seen.
8e3iiqli6 Der Meloung, Die cunabiz
Ife R~egierung buue einen geoedtan
3reu3er fir bic 8tnneniee'n, bat bus
6taat8oepqrtement ertlGrt, es belize
ouriiber feline poiitioe Snformation;
Die canaDif4e 8egierung babe in LETTER
3eit me6rere berbe6erte 3oGtutter
bauen IuTer, bod inpplDire bies feline
8erleBung be5 3ptI6en Den Der,
Staaten unb Gunuba 6~eite6enoen Ser
trages, poDur6 Der 8e6ruu6 BON
acknowledgement uuf Den 8innenIee'n
bef6rGntt piro. Wenn fi3 bic Welz
bung beitdttgen ioQte, fptro bic Qngez
Isgen6eit Obne 3petfel i'm GongreB
CUR Spro4e gebru6t iperOen, Inn 10
me6r, ais Ii9 i9on nieoer6olt Sttmz
men fir cine M}Ooifitdtion OOer Isl
berrufung beS @ertrags, Rui6z9erz
traq genannt, BADEN p~erne6meu lafen
unb bic canaoii6e 8egierung i'm Be-
grille ieln 1Ou, Protelt gegen Die gez
plante Grri6tung elmer amerituniiden
MurineI4ulz5tation an einem Der
8tnneniee'n 81 er6eben.
Scott meiB Nt4ts babOn.
Senator Scott BON Weitz9irginien
ertldrte bic Ra6ri6t, Dap inn Der
8orIiB i'm GrefutiozGOmite bes repubz
lifunii6en 9ationaG Comics bom
9rGfibenten R~ooiebelt ange6oten NOR
BEN lei, baB er aber Die 0fferte qbge=
le6nt babe, fir abfolut un6egrinbet.
6teigenbe Steueretnna6z
men,.
Dem Monatss4 uspeis 3ufolse be-
truqen bic Steuerertrdge bes Nopem@
Der $50, 847, 834 ooer cine 3una6me
BON ST, 562,534. Sir bic leBten flint
Mpnate iibertreffen bic 9elommtz
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TIr ucbrrtraanna rleftriidtr RraEt.

MIban9, R.z0., 80. December.
- Sur Gntpidelang Der 3riebtruft
Der 6GQe be8 O6erer 9uOIOn Ii. our
ue6ertragung eIettrifder Strait Bis
na6 Utica, Spracufe un0 6uOIon
bat 1i6 bier Die r9uo7onz9RiOer GIecz
trio Poner g." nit einem 2tttien=
8apital BON $1,OOO,OOO incOrporiren
laTen. 9as 9auptbomicil Der Sc
Ieu16aft ptrO fib in Gueensburp,
@arrenzGountp befinoen, unO Die
Sncorporutoren Iinb: s. S. Deit, g.
s. Morron, S. 9. 9iGiuro, iun., 6.
Sd. 9oolittle uno 8. SO. @uernIep,
IGmmtlt6 in 8lensz6aQ8.
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Mnihr SHhnr.

8ut6rie, Ofla., 30. 9e3em6er.
Staot : MarIdaG g. 6. 6erguIon
aus R%ingtpooO nurOe geItern Qbeno
Our6 Clinton Scr, einen Elm paur
W&etlen norDpetli6 BON Der Staot
anId7iigen 6armer, eri6oRen. Sn
meniger tpie elmer baIben StunOe naA
Der Shat mar 6or ebeufals eine2ei6e.
Sin paur Mtdnner 6atten feline @erfols
gung aufgenommen unO i'm nie0erges
I9oTen. Der Coroner Don MDDDz
GDuntD bat in 8ingpoob, po beioe
2ei6en liegen, cine llnterIu4ung ein4
geleitets
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Tori6uuaen iibrr aIiatiide &ranfz
hpifrn-
Rebu1irte Q1hue,

P6iIobeIP6ia, go, 80, 9e3.
- Sine 2O6nreouttiOn trat in ben
Ta6rtfanla8en Der Qmericon Bridge
Company in &raft. Die 206ne Der
QftorO = Qr6eiter purOen I'M 3ebn
9rO3ent 6~era6qeieBt, bic 8e6dlter unz
ter $4,000 PRO Sabr UNI 20 Pro5. unO
bic @e6dlter 5fprGen $4,000 Ii. $1O,s
900 I'm % PrD3ent. 8peitauIenO
9erIonen neroen BON Der 2o6nreDutz
tim ~6etrofTen.
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0ermiidte teIcoran6iide Sebelfr

8ermiihte teIcarap6iiht Sepeihen.
- Sn minneapolis ,N}inn., lit RDz
bert 6. 6arper, elmer Der Glteiten 8ez
np6ner Der Stabt, na6 tur3er &ranfz
6ett i'm Otter BON 1O4 Sabren geitOrz
ben.
Serome Gpfes, Der betannte
0ep : gorter S4aufpieler, peI6er in
Dem @tife r86e 8iGionaires" ais
0arteuer Der 6auptroGe 70 groBe
8riump6e f@eierte, 1T i'm nStratfOrOz
9otel" gu Gbicago, Su5., elmer 2un~
genent3iinbung erle9en, pel4e er fi4
am @ei6na6tsabenD 3uge3pgen bate.
@u6rI3einli9 nirb Die 2ei4e mad
RepzYorf gebradt fperben.
= 9ur8 cine @aIoIin : grplofion
i'm 6uuie Der 5rau &. 3tmmer an
6traBe, Bridgeport, Conn.,,
qeriet6en me6rere M}iet6s6Gaier in
8ranb, uno 3tp0lf BON ben Sniafen,
pobon einige bereits bepuB:loS ma
rem, tpurben nit Mii6e unb gtot6 BON
Der 9euertDebr gerettet. Gin Mitglieb
Der 2ebteren, Namens StriffuB, trug
fffpere 8runDnunben bapDn. Sat
olet68eitig geI8a6 in Der Pequonnofz
@ieBerei Elm 8ranbf4uOen bOn
$4,000.
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Serfrei6en

Sertret6en
Sic bic &rantbeit bur9 redt5ettis
gen 8e6rau9 bon Suits 2eberpiGen,
elm dltes unb ~bepdbrtes 9etImittel,
bas nit iebem Sage popuIdrer pirb.
@s furtrt ieber 3eit
gOpf(dmt3rT,
lauren Mugen, Mdlarid, @erbaus
ungsbefdperben, trGge 2eberthdtig>
felt, 8erFOpfung unb aaearantbeitsn
Der 9oQe.
Suits &e6er.GiHen.
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GrmNmnrn rines 8ouffoiiirers

WIInOf, Cd, 30. Oe3ember.-
20, s. Qutnam, so Sabre aft, &uiIiz
rer Der 8ant bon 2~an8forb, fat
6el6ftmorb Our6 einen G6uB in ben
&opf begangen. 9ie 2tffairen Der
8anf ioQen ii6 in gutter Oronung
befinnen.