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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
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THE QUEEN
Testimony In the Steam.
ship Collision Case

The Investigation into the causes
81 the collision of the steamers
Queen ana Robert AdAmnon. OFT
West Point lighthouse On the mora.
ING OF May !. was renumed this
morning before INSPECTORS hryHnl
and Cherry.
Capt y. E. Cousins az the Queen
WAS the first witness called. Hs
said that iuat bgfnFu reaching the
lighthouse at about 6 o'clock. he
heard the fog whistle of a boat that
he Judged % b. about two miles dead
ahead A few minutes later hs
heard -four distant blasts ermiak
from about appareetiy but miis
distant
tie concluded that the vessel wss
coming either from seattle % down
the channel course ffom facnma
After consultation with pflsi
8eseher u was decided that thu
boat whose danger rtsneis had been
heard was coming from Tacoma and
that N ordsr t. pass inside % her
e would be NECESSARY 10 change the
course ~ the Queen.
This was done, ard u vas while
swinging ON 10 the nsw course that
the hull oe the Adsmsnn !nanst up
cut Of the FOG A few seconds LAIR
the collision oeeurfeA
There can be 80 doubt that the
afFlceru OF the Queen made every sf.
fort 20 avert the accident AmeuH
the six witnesses tsatifylns thh
mo1uius Nore chtef Engineer Al
ltaun ana First Engineer MrrFndy ~
II she Qu~wn. They stared that the
rUii reversing power of the engines
WIS being used. and that the pro-
Ilsitnr was making hhogt Sc rsvaiu-
sssszs a minute when their Aaip
struck the Adamaon.
All the evidence IN favor % the
2ne~n has nav be~u taken. ard this
Afternoon the Officers ~ the Adam
~rn atVr their Account % the cob
iiNtau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

]. G. 0Imslead Talks II
Talks to Chamber
of Commerce

John c. oimsted u Bontnn al
dressed tho Chamber Of f0mnfree
yesterday ON Tie iinparinneo, and
Feasibility az the eHiahliahmenl la
Seattle 0f numerous parkas lie sal 9
that this city possessed mere han
ordinary advantages IN the way ~
hvsilab BILE locations for parks. bal
that no delay should be uaruattea
Ia the aeuui stslen " these.
lilo advised tho Immediate laying
out 20 many parks along the SHORES
OF tatea Washington aud aonncctins
them by park Neyn.
AIR Fowler of the city park eoms
mission stated that u was the nten
lion or that body 20 raise tae0.ooo for
the purchase of suitable park lands
and that the present funds AT thsif
disposal wuft far too aitaall Toe the
needs.
The chamber appointed a eemmit
tee to confer aud act with tbs park
commission. A committee SAa alzs
appointed To look after proper "a
hibit OF kins county At the -, Louis
a0rid'n fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
FOR THE
ORIENT
The Bottieship Wisconsin
Sailed Today

Steamer nauutlsaa, which has
been mdvfEalnk repairs TOT the past
two weeks. resumes har regular nips
60 Port Townsend Monday
After many farcWells and many
announcements OF sailing datea, ths
United states hattleship " lseonsln
finally sailed az , o'clock this morn
ing from the Puget sound navy yard
ta lake her place In the ANlAtie
squadron. She did not eome 10 Scat
tie, as originally planned. but pat %
sea ft0m 3iFemcrton alreot
Crowds ~ sishtscets gathered on
the docks aloRk the waterfront Of
this city, Som after the Wisconsin
put IN an appearance around the
point az West seattle. field and ma
fine glasses ~ every description
were pressed into service and the
hatticshin vas ciosely watched uutil
She disappeared around Magnolia
bluff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

~ beaa ~ rer hasI arpi~s. eouui n psr
bps fanny u nHna ~ hsnHhaai ~ 10
20 psf banahl arata ffuit. ~ boWa.o 90
Butter, Cheese, uaas. Poultry
nuisr washlnsta sreamsFisa. glei daIfy.
ao19ie
ksss Frssh ranch. So PEI dossSi East.
di,ssss Native Washington. FUN cream.
ia llnihueasr. tIu9 swiss. hfiah, ts4iui
ruaitff psessaa tufkaga 2asiAiot i've
hsa=. tpuiie. live daehs. iae afsaa@a, 40
Hay. Grain and Feed
oata, tsa 90 usF tcui harlsf SO % PEI
is4ii shsai sgI - tssf tuni chop, taAfssa
~ 40 PEI toni 81 oats. tanDa pee tsa
Eaetafn Washington timothy. go 90 Cali
fbfnta ha1, lin "a pee ia, California 81
fslfas 1900 pef ION.
PRlcEs 10 PRODUCERS
ff'hess prices hrs faf Eaalis delivered nt
failFuad. frvisht dspata o. ga the daas ia
Hay and oesiu
rastsfn Washington tfmathY " p0si
- ~ usf thnI al1aifu fihnD isaf tom cate.
e. o. per tuh nstieY 80 90 fff ton wheat.
go go psf ian tfhn. fiuu4 i.af tan shdfis.
souu isf tani miailiusa. ~ Wpgaaoo PEI
tom
Eaus. Poultry and livestock
nsns. frssh Fanah lRso rnr dtsHsnl i've
hsaa. itis4 tAe per H. live duaha iba Irf
M dfuaasa seat 4feg uar lb dressed
.fuutten. Itaape per ihl drrsssi haas ~ tisf
ib uisaiiea tasf sfNa. Oh loot ~ fxr 10
ntssHns ~ fsut. tisffta.e rsF ~ eaisea 90
fusit. oa4uise pef ~ hess. foot, "
pei ~. sleep. eh foot. A. Haf ~ lesnts,
"a trot tuaisa p~f n. hldss. So I.sF u.
Vegetable and Green Fruits
fiurhank potatoes. nafisea. SEQ pet
tai,i fatinsAs. 5000 psf zen. eafsuts, 81 %
faf naut native aiAaffA. zoe sfsfis fruit,
lz Do~sl o. Issf tas easssh hsitssT a. usf n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
LOCAL THEATERS

Meewsn Coming
kacEwen. the hyrnoftsf. will be ~
tho Grand for a week opening next
Monday night.
sOor New Minister"
"Our New Minister" will return 70
the Grand Sunday night
Seattle Theatsr
Angustin Daly's comedy. a Might
on viii be presented All this week
az the Seattle theater BY She BAKER
company. Next week the msto-
drama. The Great Diamond Rob
berry viii be the attraction. The
play requires the entire strength OF
the Baker company.
Third Assnus Thsatar
The Sanford company u players
has arrived IN Seattle. There are Is
members IN the company which VIII
open at the uptown house next sun
day IN The Power Of Cola Dur
ing the engagement Of the Sanford
company. Sunday suatinees VIII be
abolished. Ben Hendricks VIII pre-
sent the comedy drama. "Oie OissOn"
at the Third Avenue ali this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
Another Nome Rush

J = Keiner told the police this
morning that he would never again
enter the Cape Nome saloon on See.
ond avenue south kvlner SAYS that
last nighi, white slightly intoxicated,
ha Visited the place. " hrn he came
cut he was minus his hat aud = 10
l'atrultnan Damn recovered the bat
Tor him. but the money had diaaps
isaAfad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
Hunting for HemphiIi

f'rank HssnphliL the inissing een-
tsr fielder NJ rArks wilsoa . bah
teAtyl. Il stu out ~ siaht. A sffert
sac made yesterday - have him ar
rested At Spokane On a teisxfa t,4ic
warrant. hasf thai "a unsuccessful
u IL noes thgaHht that he scok e
raffutxht beat 20 YAnesussr. T1eH-
cay wight and vent east ossr thc
Canadian paeffin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
RUSSIA HAS
AN EXCUSE

BIRMINGHAM May "a "A Post
special says that Rus STA ~ preparing
10 issue = circular To TIE powers De
nulnR her position regarding Man
ohuria. The circular viii explain
that the nation has been brought 20
a place where Il must face the
yellow peril which threatens 20
ahHof b even Siberia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
{. o. lANr oolNa noRrn

The Hack nall liner itumbelt Hasis
% Hkagway tonight With ~ pNaHnA
gera. nearly half ~ whom are bound
Tor tho Interior Among haf paHsan
Keta win be several Alaska men Of
prominence. notably Charles l.
Lane OF the Wild Goose Mintna
Company Of Nome. who N bound u
keldhikau! J. T. narron af the
fhllnkst fhCktng Company aud
funtof Hay eRuuofyi g. w. fhehe
the Dawson cattle man. aud Captale
neache, who Is bound to Mhlts
Horse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
LoUBET! IN !! !! |. d.

FoSrAINHLEAU. Mas ta--Loeai
papers today rsf~sFt an atsesnpt 70
tneati 1'fasitent loahrta special
train near MantsrAa last Monday
a silica - timber and . rsck surs
placed 81 the tfack Ia sarh q pani-
tiaa as to causs a Wrsnk The sBsts
nesr observed and rssnoNsa the Oh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

Yale and Harvard win not meet
Oxford end cA1nbFldxs in sntsFnas
ftoual trRck meets this year.
Hubozlc plakxas IN Peru nov satsi
to ka weu under control
Tacoma h facing a meat famine.
However. is hFistle -tsaekad pfwai-
Dental committee IL STU doing bust
nssz.
wha with \ iittis eannot be content
Failures an sveriasssnk punishm~nt.
which r. why I always have cold
feet when I can't have victory
--Parks Wilson.
Norwrxians win cefehrafs their
national tadspendsncs DAP at Paais-
ID. neat sunday.
f-iiis wsinwrsxnt. tbs 81 Louis
millionaire brewer wanted for
bribery. has turned up IN Parts.
where he's perfectly s.fs.
Shamrock tit viii saii for Amer.
lea. MAY %. Hcsonpanisd By the old
chaitsnssr.
Flood. IN Jacksonville. Fla.. have
d0ne nearly half million dollars dam
are.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
GREAT FOREST
FIRES RAGING

BANGOR. Me-. May IA grrat
forest fire u raging In thu woods
vest 81 aehsit9. A wall 90 f1auta IL
new srret pins toward fodty Puad.
ErNATFoHD. ~ H. May ia
Forrest fires which started n week
aEo are nos bayond control. Al %
the lnrr. iurntpef plants are shut
down. Mvn are being rushed tor
ward 90 fight the flames
SANDWICH. Mass. May 10 For
est fires ARE now threatening The
toFFn. sffoas stnds are driving che
flasnra at a terrific pane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
THE MARKET

The first shipment Of q new crop
81 California turaips is expected g.
arrive on she nest rseamsr. Thet
siiil Be quoted Al aisont ~ ires sAss
t'Sfiszs- Gecliusd th& morning ta
tsse per sst.. and Ereea pea4 se
ais peg tzun
The raes shat the ttrnwf,sfvy pssk
sfu ~ California sid not 40 fi4uth
@efk last sunday made the ship
m~nt % esrrise nat arrived lat
aisht Fstt small IN,
fuuluy y eomi1s IN taw rather
freely
WHOLESALE PRICES
ifsss- rsscss AZ - snr tssrsr - ss.n-
sss~. tTt.ss 3 st7.sn t'sFss==s. sssFes-
pes~isien.
Fre.s Me-, ess sss.s. rsss -. si--s b~~t
- g.ssses, 10 p. 49, igss b.
tfaslsisa. ss.us., "a. as.aas.a s.a.-
aiss. s@tAs~ ss~sN. lasA
vssesshlea
bafenak s-sssa.s aaffs. - asata - -
- fastsu4ss tlf eeatses 49, la-as Nss
sAilt's.,a. - - - sssrgss o. 80
t@ssst e.ssaifAs-ss = - =za ass-n s-.as.
SO. - - s~ts fhsaess. asassss So
y nassss e.esFssu. tios sex Zoo. nssi
e..a. tas 80 n. ssssmtafs fEssfs -
49, tstsst afftsAaasss sAHtsw 80 49,
rsfis,.e@ ~ - sassn hsaeess as,iasls.
q s-sri = p~f s~f. Es~ssa 10 - asA-a
Green Fruit. Ets.
csnsvsvss .trsvt~rvsss o. aaeiss -
sFsss cNararus. esssfvts. Vi = s.f -.
tsrseaa ~ '-sV1ee r@f 49, efeHses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

How often have Yuu said 10 your-
self wirsu otuinEs T7ns same 0ld
thiasi~ There is ais aYs an unuau-
ally kood varsity ~ dishes 20 choose
frufn A. the aairixr Grand cafe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
FLOOD DAMAGE

JACKSONVILLE Nia.. May IA
The flood In raceding slowly. and u
IL believed inst the worst b ovef
The damage dons viii amount Ca
more than tl0a geo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
Was Tired Of Army Life

Corporal Nenonaid Of the rni,~e
Stats. army grew tired ag nfe Ia tise
BARRACKS several daya axa and Sc.
el3st that civil lifs vas xnoa ssasslsfs
fsf hissa- Last utEilt be wnn pirkra
~ by fulicemsn lane ans Rthbacg
and n private pssruifnan and sent 70
the city Jail he will be taken tarn
% F'arf t.awtan q answer = charge
% da@erflssn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
jSTARDUST

Dreams o'nay. In his daily contrib
bution 20 the star Dust column
takes a fau cut of a certain class Of
feminintty.
Little puns ~ powder.
tiftit dauhu - paint.
Make a me complexion
Out OF one that airt
Imperiai forces q Morocco have
routed rebels IN mountains near f'es
infslctiRs disastrous defeat
IN the bids for the Phiipplns
transportation service its only an.
oIhsr eAae Of. 80 q I'm 80 Il HART.
mar.
lafty people killed IN a laber rio,
Al VALPARAISO.
All sandwich roundriea. hanhsfies.
ehcp eupuriuHis in Drawer arp CLOSED
ap By walters strtae.
Paul Adams. noted Californian
a@fe-eraeksr. arrested IN New ferk
0reat Brftafn has ISSUED an SIN.
barge against IN. importation u
Soath Amer seaa cattls.
From the Front
Il have measured up all ths waF
elsuda IN sixht. and Tn all up la the
afr a. F0s,lst. have CAPTURED the
nalkan cloaa and vii have a chem.
- anRlyzn Il tuatxht and viii send
run The result by the nrst Nay
freight "a the mufuiRs. - Nathen
nootn OloaEssi Leased corrsspon-
dent ON the siapl,
-P. ss-who xets the otty printing
cor neat war
CcnEreaz Of Amrrtcan Physicians
and Surgeons have formed a knuek )
srs' club for tho purpose ~ hammer
lax 1T. iserena. the Austrian nre-
sfatist.
ChlcaHess 'srotr hursfrsf- wtii n.
aer~s Tire hlns flanussl ard black
sAtsen shirt for svsnifE wear II the
laandrytnsns ntrsas ao~snt end
sssan.
-. ,,4a,.s~.s. .,...9s'N-' -.
orIunonwsAIth. Eenxiand.s great.
ct bstslsshiF launched AZ UoVaa. On
the clyde.
Amcriean Mlaine Congress tacor.
pcratud At p~nv~r
Native Hawaiian dsctor h.at a
patient tn daash sta q Bible. aAy.
fns the sick man was sfrricssd with
out with the sooi book
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

The Wom~n's Guild Of 81 Paufs
church j. huldinE iss Annual rum
mage ktlals Ia ths North seEttie iianA
building. eur. Battery and f1rsi ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
KNOWS NO LIMIT

Ratteu'u list Of cut rriess knows
no limit. II is eveA extended 20 The
prescription department.. where We
stve service not eaualed In the
city. Pricc hints
4. :, y Coz the Rlcod. n.ts hctttvs
ssssssRstt sss+Htsstssss tsstttt& AtAN
iterriclae, Newhre's. 500 slae T5a
Mormon Kola rahle,a, leo aise zoe
Red cross Hair ronie. stops failins
hair Ia bottles ,s,s.stststs noe
palne's Little Liver Eqils. sec st.s
ss4t.ts. .sststssfsststst .ss4sttss.s hoe
Carters Swedish Hair Renswer ! 20
sisr ssssststts sttts tsstsststt e efe
NvnmHns spray syrnges. sse0 kh,i :,
4sssssststs sts.sss.ts ssttsstst Nkstu
picrce's T'astulesa Wine Cod Liver
oii. ti.1a aiae. s.., s.s.......ss.. fee
Electrical oil Sec siae ,,,ss,s,,,. soc
, Goodyear Cemhinstion Fountain
Syringe. stea kinds .,s,s,s. et.so
Napar hath Cabinets. $500 kinds
s.s,sss,s. ,s.sts,sss sssssssss Sa-so
Noffs Extract Malt. , bottles for,
s.ttssss .s.sss- s.sss sssstssets ~tsso
Crooks Rheumatic i-miment eoe
aiar sssssEfsstfs ststes stss#ss oee
Rensolyptus reoth Paste. 2ac tube.
s.tssss tssssststssstt fssstttss't ASN
Bring Your Prescriptions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
JEW VS. KILLED

LONDON. May t4@ne=plss off
clal asuiais dispatches received hefs
this morning cs0ftFfn the report 81
an anti aemstic outbreak az tsFaapal
nifmiiaf q the recent uutfasns ~
kishinsff. A large numbers of Js~s
tie dispatches state. were killed OF.
fsetaia ~ ~. fsvt~rsharg have started
an ia4ulry inie tha affair.
Jahn MeMahae and n Anarews
hegassss tsxe.ssI IN = lNeiy dsapata
m the old tsuasrioln ia~f nlsht And
lnnded IA ths clty tail Oh = charge
81 fighting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

Kdsis 0ftrtrr. a Sonftrrn~d NOR
I pains fi~nd. was arrested last ul9ht
I A. a warrant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

% to splnnins for bisyei. repair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
PORT ORCHARD ROUTE

TOT
u. 0. Navy Yard and BattIsships
Steamers
Albion, Inland Fiyss. Port Orchard,
Pier 4
DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY.
Lsavs Dssttis--s 10, q rs, .. 10 and
1Is4g a m. i.1s, sse, :. 80 and
esf6 D. m. Saturday only. II 90 .. IA
Sunday, no trips at e.ss and s.ii
q m.
Leave erersrtop--7. Sis. 10 and
ii - a m. II se, isso, ., 4. 40. 81 "a
and Is . m.
Lss~s eidnsy--sl4o. 9. $40 ana
Has a M ~ noon; and 6 D. m.
Leave Chsrfsston--ss 10, 7 80, .. 80
and IL. - a. M. s46 and 80 D. m.
F9stSwg
Lssvs BeattIs--e 30, . and 10 a. m. ;
lslb. 2sao. $40 and 7.so .. VA.
Leave Eremsr7sn -sfb, iIs4s
d. m; 100, 3. 8 40 and s.f6 o. m.
Leave 8idaey--s and HES a m.
"a noon. and 9 D. m.
Lssvs. Chsrisssen--7 50 ana II 90
o. M: s!f5 ana eos .. m.
For further Information
Phone. Pink IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

CcnHreaz ot Amrrican Physicians
ers' club for tho purpose ~ hammer
!=s 1T. fsofens. the Austrian npe-
s1atist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

ChicNnwss -sfotr hursfrsf- will N.
der~s the htus flaurpsi and black
aateen shirt fcf svsuifE wear II the
laandrytnsns ntrtas 1o~snt end
ss>ans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

Native Hawaiian dector hsat a
patlsnt tn death sta q Bible. asY.
inx the sick man vas sfffictsd with
q dsvii. ard fsg Nantsd Go drive him
out with the spoi book.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

commonwealth. Nnxtand-s great.
the clyde
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

Floods IN Jacksonville. Fia.. havs
done nearly half million dollars dam
axe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

amerfcan Mtaiae Congress lacor,
y-rFafu< AT nenvNr
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Challenger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

Our charges are for material only.
The only college using an absolutely
painless proosss-sscret and exctu-
Eiys with ss.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-01-22
DASH FOR THE POLE.
Sefxt. Frederick, % Make the Ven.
ture in an Airship.
One q the survivors q Greely ExDs-
dltioa = Hopeful q AeeonpllsA.
ing Woaaereal Results Dur.
ing the summer.

Sergt. Julius Fredericks, one Of
the survivors of the Greedy expedi-
ton and one of the three who also
made the sensational dash for the
north pole and reached the eighty
third parallel, will leave Indianapolis
early in the spring for another at
tempt to reach the coveted goal. For
several years he has been attached
to the government weather bureau
service, and it was supposed that his
experience with the Greedy expedi-
stion had satisfied his longing for adj
venture, but he has recently entered
into another arrangement, and his
plans are SO far perfected that he
speaks with confidence of his coming
venture and believes he will achieve
the glory of reaching the long sought
north pole.
He expects to make the venture in
an airship which is now being con-
structed for the express purpose,
and in the last few months he has
spent much time in testing the work
ing model and making suggestions.
William Mcdonnell, of Chicago, ID
the man who has perfected the model
and under whose direction the air
ship is now being constructed. Sergt
Fredericks is certain that the ship
will perform the desired function
and says that, if he is not deceived
in his estimate, he will not only
reach the pole himself, but it will be
made comparatively easy thing for
anyone, else to do so. He believes
that he would profit by what he
knows to be the mistakes of the
Greedy expedition, the most impor.
tant one being the attampt to winter
at point SO far south that there was
no game to be had, and, in the alb
sence of other provisions, nothing tc
do but calmly await the fate that
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-01-22
NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
A 81 c..

Thomas J. Lamb. formerly labor
commissioner of North Dakota and
for the past two years In the Office
OF the sergeant-at-arms Of the sem
ate ~ the appointee of Senator Hans
brough, was committed to St. Eliza
beth's asylum for the insane by the
local authorities yesterday and will
be brought before one Of the Judges
Of the local courts to determine
whether he shall be permanently
committed to that institution.
Lamb was arrested a week or more
ago on the charge Of having threat
ened his wife, but was released and
subsequently taken into custody again
and committed for examination. 1t is
said that Lamb has been dissipating
of late, and while not violent at oil
times. it was deemed advisable to put
him in restraint. Probably his malady
will yield to treatment. One Of
Lambs brothers is here and will re-
main until the case is disposed of.
It is stated authoritatively by
members of the family and in addi-
ton by those outside of the family
who are in possession of the facts
that Lamb has not been cruel to his
wife.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-01-22
News Notes.

A jubilee banquet was held by the
trustees of Fargo college to celebrate
the receipt of that $4,000 from DR..
Pearsons.
It is reported that the 500 will run
through trains from Minneapolis to
the coast, to compete with the Great
Northern flyer.
The property belonging to the es-
tate of the late Alton r. Dalrymple
in this state schedules nearly q quar-
ter of q million dollars.
The five persons who were found
guilty of robbing Farmer Boyton, of
Cass county on Thanksgiving night
were given sentences by Judge Pol
lock of from seven to ten years each
in the penitentiary.
The Minot people are trying to Sc
cure the establishment of a United
States depository there, as the neces-
sity for handling money for the local
land office without one, is very annoy
ing.
The combined mileage Of Repre-
sentative Mccain, of Burleigh coun-
ty, and Lille, of Bottineau, is an even
hundred dollars. Lille gets $99.s
and Mac GETS the rest.
The coal deposits discovered near
Dunseith are attracting good deal
of attention, as the coal is said to be
of excellent quality.
The prairie fire in Emmons county
during the storm did ,incalculable
damage, sweeping over thousands of
acres of grazing lands.
The recent fire has set the people
of Fargo to talking of better fire pro-
lection.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-01-22
Fata, stabb,no.

What will probably result in q fatal
stabbing ARRAY occurred in the Anglo
American hotel in Emerson and tho
victim is one of the former residents
of Pembina, Judge Armstrong, who
was at one time probate Judge of this
county, now living with his son-in-
law in Emerson. A negro had mixed
up in an ARRAY with some white men
and in trying to get away, knife in
hand, encountered Mr.. Armstrong.
who in his excitement he mistook for
one of his foes, and stabbed him in
the head. The negro was caught and
10 in custody and Mr.. Armstrong is in
a very critical condition. The negro
was a stranger in Emerson, but APP
peared to be looking for trouble, and
has apparently found it. Mr.. Arm
strong is a very old man and it was
a mere coincidence that he happened
along when he did.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-01-22
MONUMENT TO AvAR1cE.
story With . Moral Told by Gous.lo
de Quesada, Cuba Minister
to This Country.

Gonzalo de Quesada, the Cuban min
lister, is one of the youngest diplomats
at the capital. He did not come as a
stranger to Washington. His OUT
spoken and constant advocacy of Gu
ban independence before the outbreak
of the last revolution forced him to
leave his native land and seek refuge
in the United States. With Estrada
Palma, now president; Nestor Ponce
de Leon and other prominent Cubans.
he formed the Cuban junta in New
York to further the cause of inde-
pendence. They made every effort
to send funds, supplies and munitions
of war to the insurgents. An appeal
was made to New York capitalists to
advance money on bonds authorized