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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-21

was not loaded and only used it as a
bluff remains in doubt. His threats
that are said to have been made before
hand would not bear out this state
ment and several of the witnesses this
morning testified to the effect that
he had made these threats in their
hearing. Mr.. Scoville testified that
he had said to the defendant that
there were lots of men in the county
that owed him (Scoville) money but
that he would not pursue that method
in collecting it.
This afternoon the trial was con-
tinued and the hearing of testimony
for the state still on. Among those
testifying was Geo. Cruise of McKen-
zie and N. F. Reynolds of that COM
munity.
The latter offered some strong evil
dence against the defendant in that
he testified that while he was herding
sheep the defendant came along and
engaged him in compensation, and say
ing during the talk that he wanted a
place to work. that he had heard that
Head was strictly on the bum, that
he could not get what was coming to
him from Head. That he would kill
him if he didn't pay and that if he
(Reynolds) heard of dead niger he
would know who did it. Mr.. Reynolds
will more than likely be called as a
witness when the case for the defense
is taken up which will be soon, as the
evidence for the state was about all
in at three-thirty this afternoon.
At press time Sheriff WEIGH was
testifying for the state and was one
Of the last to be called for that side of
the case.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-21
oKEcENT 4 WORD COLUMN

WANTED-Competent girl for gen.
eral house work. Mrs. M. Eppinger.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-21
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER,
Jury Secured Last Night and Trial of
Albert Scribner for the Murder of
Mn. Head Renun This Morninn

WY 0S'Su -oSe N'SuI anu lIldI OF
Albert Scribner for the Murder of
VIM. Head Begun This Morning.
After exhausting the regular panel
and the examination of a great many
specially subpoenaed men jury for the
trial of Albert Scribner for the murder
of VIM. Head was secured last night
and the trial was begun this morning
Those on the jury are: John: Pol
lock, Joe Dickerson, H. o. Knutson,
J. A. R. Nelson, Ed Wade, John
Noon, George Lewis, Charles Hast
ings, George Robidou, VIM. Rawlings.
John Meyers and S. Rohrer.
Witnesses up to noon were DR.. Ram
stad, Fred Jensen, section hand at
Mckenzie; Geo. Gilbert, coroner; B..
F.. Scovil4e, merchant at Mckenzie,
". A Maaan, N. p. agent at The same
place; Geo. Manley. jr., and Joe Allen
who was on the stand at the noon
recess.
All witnesses testified to practically
the same effect stating as was brought
out IN the coroner's inquest that the
defendant had said that he had killed
Head, that he had come to Mckenzie
to give himself over to the authorities
and that he had prior to the shooting
made the statement that he would kill
that man Head if he did not paw him
(Scribner) what was coming to him,
The testimony in every instance
shows that the defendant had told on
all occasions what he had done and
had made no attempt whatever to get
away. He first came into the store
and asked advice of Mr.. Scoville as to
what he had better do in regard to
sending for the sheriff after having
| first asked If there was deputy
sheriff or constable at Mckenzie and
finding out that there was none. Mr..
Scoville testified that he had advised
him to wire to Bismarck for the sheriff
as it was the best thing to do under
the circumstances. HI + .3
1t was then brought out In the testi.
mony as given in by the agent, Mahan
that Scribner had followed Mr.. SEQ
ville's advice and gone to the depot
There he told the operator what he
had done and the latter wired to this
city for the sheriff who arrived on
the afternoon train In company with
the coroner. \.
When the scene was visited every
thing was found 90 the man on trial
has said and II seems clear enough
that he did the killing hut whether
he did lin Head Intentionally Or, TIM
as be says, he thought that the gnn
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-21
SCHOOL CENSUS FIGURES.
Large Increase Shown In the School
Population Of the City.

Population Of the City.
The school census completed few
days ago has been checked up with
the school enrolment and also with
last years census, so as to insure
accuracy. There are in Bismarck
391 boys and 42O girls between the
ages of and 20 years, making a
total of 81. Since last year fifty
children have left the city and nine
teen are no longer of legal school age,
making a net loss Of sixty-nine. We
have gained enough to make good
this loss and leave us a net gain over
last year of lightweight. The total
enumeration last year was 723. These
figures show substantial growth in
the city's population and 1t is reflected
in the crowded condition of our
schools. There have been about 900
children enrolled in both the public
and parochial school during the pres
ent school term. Nearly every child
under 16 years of age is in one Of the
schools. r. ss.. Il + @.a<y
The public schools will close on Fri
day afternoon for vacation until
Tuesday, January 3, 1905. On Friday
afternoon the pupils Of the first and
second grades will hold Christmas
exercises IN Miss Kirtland's room to
which all the friends OF the children
are invited. In the upper building
Miss Bells room and Miss Bentley's
will hold joint exercises on Friday
afternoon. The upper grades will
hold examinations. t4
The Whittier" program passed OF
very successfully at the high school
yesterday afternoo This exercise
was given BY the junior class In
American Literature under supervis
ion Of Miss Jones. Miss bartholomew
provided Tor the music, which was
rendered ~ 4 full chorus ana also BY
TIE Glee Climbs.
-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-21
Miaisfers,, babies.

Mrs. Brown said It IL they was to
50 on vacation trip now was q very
good time, cause the baby was q year
old, n I said ! cd agree with her
there, cause if we waited TIL next
summer the baby might be only d
month old or maybe only 4 week old.
Tor / must ray 4 30 FAR ~ my obserya.5
ton = extended there never Is 10
countin. on how old ministers baby
q gotn to be 4 apy given time. .Su-
IN Clegg and Her Friend, MrA u.
lhrop, by Anne Warnar. fss M
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-21
insure With G. D.. EdIck.-NeW York Life
FEELING THE PUBLIC PULSE,
Conference Of New York Republicans
on Senatorial Eiul,t.

Conference Of New York Republicans
on Senatorial Fight.
New York, Dec. Ex-senator Thomas
G. Plat said during the day that he
sent out 100 invitations for a confer
ence Of Republicans at the Fifth Ave
nue. hotel at which, he continued,
1--WE will find out the real thing in the
way OF public sentiment on the sena-
torial question. II Governor Odell
wants to know the real public senti-
ment he Will get it from this confer.
ence."
Twill the governor join the confer
ence?"
NO; ( don't EXPECT him."
r "Did you invite him?". 80,
"Not on your life. l am for Depew
and he is for Black first, last and all
the time. He caut bunco me like
some people. I have been buncoed
long enough and am not going to be
buncoed any longer"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-21
Demands Surrender Of Murderers.

Shanghai, Dec. 21.-The taotai has
demanded of the Russian consul the
surrender of the two sailors of the
Russian cruiser Askold who are
charged with numbering a Chinaman,
but the Chinese official does not pos.
'sess force adequate to control the
thousand Russians here in the event
of the consul's refusal to surrender the
two sailors. =!
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-21
Religious Dispute in Brazil.

New York, Dec. 21.-A bill forbid
ding the formation of new religious
orders and to refuse admission to for
eign friars and nuns has been intro
duced in the chamber. says a Herald
dispatch from Rio Janeiro, Brazil. A
lively discussion is expected over the
religious question as a result.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-21
WRIT OF ERROR GRANTED.
Thomas Dennison Permitted to A.
peal to Federal Court. -

Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 21.-The su.
preme court has granted the writ
of error on behalf of Thomas DENIM.
son permitting an appeal of his case
from the state to the federal court.
The action of the court guarantees
Denrison his freedom upon his filing
a bail bond of $4,000 until the United
States supreme court has ruled upon
the federal statute involved in the
habeas corpus proceeding. Dennison
is fighting extradition to Iowa, where
he is wanted for completely in tn,
Pollock diamond robbery case.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

Sen norif=banife &rcsieiorcnine
bolOt iiblte 6re0ng Marsme6e / Soin
&lubbens 2ofaler / Minneepolis.
Sillte6e bar ca. 90 We0lemmer, og
4 nDe Me6lenmer blep optaget. &on=
jul @olle Stenslan0, Mo0iion, isis,
blep optaget iom 6oreningens sgres=
meolen1. Ser afbol6tes 6orretnings-
mboe 6%ormi00ag og @ftermio0og, %
ON Mftenen bar 6oreningen Mr. 81.
@ul0fron0iens @jelter be6 en- ele=
CANT Gupper / S6in &ll1bbens 5pl-
fetal. Sil Goreningens 8eitprelie
palgtes: g.. Sgrenlen, &reli6ent
(gip.); 81. @ul0bran0ien, 1. @ice,
prGii6ent (gip.); g. M%nun6len, 2.
@icepreii0ent; 81. SGrenien, Sefre=
ter (gip.); og 81. 80. Sun0beim,
&asierer / Ste0et for 8. Stabnbeim,
Ser Bab6e bgret Toreningens &osie=
rer ii6en 6ens Stiftelie, men bop6e
be6et fig. frttaget for @ienbalg. Me-
ite Marsme6e oil blipe afbolot / 9e=
corob, ga.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

@eb &ipb eller &eparatiun al ubre
belpg ben pelfienote Sl1beler Simon
Mellon, 2O9 6. z. ct, ct. @auI.
Ggriittan 6. &cryb anlagoe SirS=
bags Sag MOS 9iltriftsretten mos
ugsornegion 2utberm Cemetery Ms<
location" for $473.32, iom ban paa-
ltaoru at Fan bar tilgo0e al 6orenin-
gen.
8abeamitaltcn pao @arriet Sslan6
luffeoes liolte Manbog for Seionen.
81 3roos for set folbe Seirligt /
Sommer er Mnltoltens 8 Snbtagter
1tprre ems ifipr. Sen iomle6e Sn0<
tpgt CT $S,567.
6. 5. @cDers, Ell Mrbeibsmonb,
boenoe 318 Sommeriet st., blep iih=
lte Manoag Mften operfiert at cit
Stillmoter Sporpogr poa &iprnet al
50. Sepentb % &ine ct. 0en 6or-
ulpffe0e foripgte efter 9iennioners
l16lagn at gao tp9rs ODER @aoen, ga
5porpognen ramte bam og rpnge6e
bam en- @fltano at 20 SOD. San
ienotes til ct. Soiepb &oipitol, bpor
Ger fun neres ibagt @oob ON bans
SIP.
Stpert Glion, en- Tormarbeioer,
iom boeoe / @erbe6en af Seem 8rigb~
ton, blep oberfjert og 6rebt paa
500" -8anen / @erbeben at @ilion
Sioirg, fire MiI nor6enfor Stem
Brighton, omtrent @l. 3 Monoos
Morgen. 2iget par al6eles utgien=
fienoeligt, og Set bor fprit neite Sag,
at ct &ar Sormere fra Seem 8rigb<
ton faitilog, bbem Sen Sorulpffeoe
bar. Slions @iem bar / Sairfar,
Mtnn. San bar ugift, omfring 80
Mar gammel og sgn al gngelbret
Olion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

BUSINESS SCHOOL,, 54 Globe BLDG, Cedar OF Fourth sts.. St. Paul
wiser Studenterne 1 Arbejde som Bogholdere og stenografer. Stu
denter 1 denne skole, hr naar de fuldender det foreskrevne Kur-
sus, ingen Vanskel1ghed we'd at f1nde code stillinger i Forret-
n1ngskontorer. Eftersp6rgselen efter Rasmuss sen Graduenter Ell me-
get stor, og unge Mennesker burde strax arrangere at kunne be-
gynde e t Kursus naa Reconsideration begynder. Illustreret Ka-
talog paa Forlangende, og Bes6gende altid velkomne. Allie der
hr interesse for Undervisning indbydes til at tage denne
derne, tidssVarende Skole og dens Methoder i Oiesvn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09
@nostjeneiter / ct. Saul.
Sem b%anif=nurife @ol9atba &irfe,196

~" "'**S Ott%%tIAOO
Sbomas st.. n9r Como Mbe.
@u0stieneit lite bper @gnoog 6or,
mi0oag ST. 1890. Sgnoogsj6ole
81. 1910. l~1ng0omsmp0e &l.
$50. Mftentieneite &I. 7.30. Sp>
bpggeliesme6e Ons6ag Mften @I.
s. Mn6reas 6. Epcbien, &rpf,
914 &o16o ct.
ebang.-lmtb. ct. @tepba1s
Strife, &igrnet af Orleans og @te-
bens Street. @u6stieneite bber
Sen6og Sormio6og SER. II. @gn~
bo9sitole SCI. 9. S. 81. Mnber1en,
8reit. @opeI: 119 Sing 81.
&orb Treliers MOI Hff-lmtberffe SIC.
misbeo. @u6stieneite bber @gn>
Sag Sorm. 81. 1890 og Mften SCI.
7.30 / &opellet paa Sale ct. 1er
@berburne Mpe. @gnoogSjfoIe
81. 12-1. MlIe @fon6inaper
biRrtlig belfomne. @ep. g. 8.
2%aurbammer, 482 @berburne
Mbe.
norff=lutberife Menisbeo
(Sauges @pno6e) boI6er @u6stie>
neite bber @6n6ag 6ormi6oog 81.
1880 og @pnbag Mften 81. 7.30 /
&irfen paa @ibrnet af Canada %
ID. @treets. @pn6agsifoIe fra
ST. IL til l.. @aitor Ctr. s.. 8ro>
baug, 298 @lliams ct. Mlle er
belfomne til @u6stienel terne %
@pn6agsifolen.
9en norif=banife 8aptiitfirfe, &jgr>
net at MIfor6 og @op6brioge @ts.
@noStjenelte bser Spnoog SCI.
1870 6orm. og 7.3O Mften. SCI.
$50 n~ng0omsmgbe. Eorseog Mf<
ten SCI. 8 8gnneme1e. Sen 1rorif-
oonife 8~aptiimenigbeos ling
som5forening me6er / tit 2ofale
bber @pn6ag ST. $50 @Herm. Si.
Milforo og @oo6bri6ge cts.
@ong og @a11iif af Il. S. @angtor.
Mle Sfanoinabcr bjertelig beI=
fomme1.
Srefoloisbeos norffe Gu. lmt9. Mcnia-
FEB at Sen Soreneoe Strife. CUBS
tieneite S6n6ag S%ormiooog ST.
1890 og Mften a. 7.3O. @pn-
oagsifole SCI. t2 til 1 / 2ofaIet pao
&ibrnet at Sberburne ct. og sSar-
rington Mbe. sc. @eterlie,
&reIt, 407 CHARLES ct.
Sen nurif=6unife Metbpbitfirfc, ST.
al 8roa6map & 10. ct. CUBS
%tieneite Torm. @l. 1890. Often
7.45. hinge 6olfs gpmortb 2igo:
Senbag Mften 81, 6.45 og literurt
Meoe 2. og 4. Girsoog / Maone-
ben. 86nnemgoe bber Ons6og
@ften 81. 8. S. 81. SSatobien, @a-
flor, 289 -. @treet.
spnoocns norif Gu. lntb. Meni96co,
81. at Canada og 10. @ts., boroer
@uostieneite bper Sgnbog Gorm.
81. 1890 % Mften &I. 7.30. @gn-
6ngSfolen mbber @I. 8 Gorm.
S @apellet paa &iernet al Mea-
nep % Carl Sts., er Ser @gn-
6agSftole bber @pnoag gftermib-
bag 81. 5 og @u6stieneite @I. "
Mften.
S &apellet paa 81. al ct. Mlz
bans % 5berbur11e 5ts., .er ser
Sgnbagsifole bber Sgn6og gfter-
miooag 81. 3 % Guostjenete 81.
7.3O Nften. abomag MiIslon, 9a-
tor Cor. Glalller 8 Marion sta
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09
Mr*. gloa 1tpocsraii, 1872 Geoor

Mr:. Nloa ltpoc9rait 1872 Geoor
Ct, begif liolte Ma,1oog Morgen
Sen llforiigtigbeo at fonlme for n9r
Ell fplot Gasoline &unOe meO Ell
Se11oltif, % / ct m,~ ltoO bele SGrel=
let / 6lammer &onben efsplo0ere.
Sc, Ser gift Slb Mrs. l1p0egraffs
&luoer, og bum blep luu ulporlig fur=
brenht, at BUN maatte ie1Oes til So
ipitalet. Sfa6en pou @rs % Sn6.
DO CT $1,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

@ulpet, og Gran iatte ga &epolperen
moo fin &in6ing og ien6te Jig en-
&ugle / @obe0et meb ben Gglge, at
ban bp6e iamme Mften paa 8pboipi-
toilet. Mrs. Gran blep life olporlig
iaaret og pil ON fort Ti6 pere ODER
Senge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

TsritfpmmcnSc Spnoag Mftcn
bliucr Ser engel|f @unstienelte / Col
ga1bofirfen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09
st. PAUL.
a.. &. Grdfen,
zofalreoaftor.
&. Roienmeier,
manaeer.
Manager.

Torretninssfpreren treffes ba9lis
paa @aoets &putor, 46 llntun
8Iocf, mellem 11-2 % tillise
bber 2prbag Mften fra 6-S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

Mpru1 >. Gplc, cit al @yens Bio-
nerer, ofgif iiolte Spn6ag Morge11
be0 9poen / lit Stem, 497 Gopton
Mne. Scr. Sole par / lin Sis / So
misunderstanding, buorpeo fan
lamleoe Jig Ell 6orn1e, men tobte
oenne efter at Neaftionel1 efter Sc
%1aofolote 9oomoors lotte ms. S Sc
ienere slor por Fan / Msl 1ro;ce for=
refining. @on blep Sc Nor ganmel
og bop0e boet / ct. Gn1l De liolte 80
Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

Spprgsmaal % Spar.
&bormange Snbbpggere far Mor-
bus?
SPAR: Smtrent $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

Gn &eit Seucntb ct. Spurpo9n
fiprte forleocn ino / cit Slot &per>
orebte to % iaoreoe to anore, ser
moatte jfybes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

Sper $4,000 &prn in0fon6t Jig li6=
lite Sirs6og Morgen / @pens Gfpler.
6lere al Sfolebpgningerne ct en0nu
life / cit Silltono, at Sc fan toges
/ 8rug, pg Sc onbre mao toge 0eres
Silfl11gt til Mnnerer og bolpe Cages
Sesiioner for at offomooere Sen til
ltrenmenoe l1ng6om.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

Sisct al en- MinneapulismanS peo
9saul @orparo &olentine blep li0lte
Seuoug nu,oet / Iloben / NHrrbeoen
al Sort Snelli1g 10 er lenere blepen
ioentificeret al Sen Torl1lpffeoes @u,
i1rr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

Matt sScnien, forbenperen0e @itp
@lerf, er l1oe efter Sen reprbltfanlte
Termination for County Gommtsiio'
ner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

Sobm Barry, Ell Sne0fer, ser boe=
Sc / 597 9afopette Mpe., 690e plu0=
ieligt / lit Stem ii0lte 9br0ag Mor=
gen. @orrp bapbe / 8pboipitolet
benligget cit Sis, liOen0e al Mopein=
Illumination og iom Set ipntes for
laot @pipitalet for tioligt. 8arrp
bar so Nor gommel og Ell al @pens
Hionerer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

Gn Slpngel pe0 9eobn Ssfor 8en=
Jon blep forleoen arrelteret for at
bope iooret Hplitibetient Smitb, oa
oenne foripgte at arrei tere bom. Soa=
rene er opbe % forlige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

Sc fornpbnc Gfribt er MI togne
til .Snofieb at 2an0 for Mnleggelien
al cit Forf paa @gjene / 8elt ct.
Haul. &arfen pil bltpe omfring Gbe=
rofee slpe. / Ngrbe0en al SEN b9ie
8ro. Mreolet folter 8pen omfri11g
$1,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

ytDm1n0ttol1 TOR @oll11tD @pm1nts11o'
11er.
Gn @eit Seucntb ct. Spurposn
fierte forleoen i,1o / Ell Slot &eer.
ornbte to % iaareoe to andre, ser
matte ifpoes.
Gn Slpngel pe0 9eobn Ssfar 8en=
Jon blep fprleben arreiteret for at
bare iaoret Yplitibetjent Smitb, 0a
oenne forlp9te at orreitere lam. Saa=
rene er opbe % farlige.
st &arneli9 fanotes forle0en /
6lpoeu / ltGrf oplpit Silltan6. 60,
ronereu por life iltono til at in6ben=
te Splpsni1ger ON Set, og set blep
begropet poa Gountpets @egning.
Gn N%ptsorcng mes Set flosiiife
9eopn Schiller, peogif forle0en / $50
litiretten, at bm1 bapoe itioalet $50
fra en- G%igorbutif / @ilfillon 8locf.
Sc $3S fonotes enomt / bans sic.
S &%e9pnbelien al neIte Moaneo er
ct. &oul so Mor gammel. S 0enne
%slnleoning pil ser blipe foranitoltet
forifiellige 6eltligbeber al 8pens
&orporationer, al bpilfe ct ltorartet
Sptpg iful bere Dem fprnemlte.
Sc fprmponc Gfribt er MI tagne
til Snofjsb al 2an6 for Mnleggelien
al cit Earf paa @ejene / @eit ct.
SAUL. Harfen pil bltpe omfring Gbe=
rofee Mpe. / Mnrbe0en al SEN bpic
@ro. Mreolet fojter 8pen omfria1g
$1,000.
Sner $4,000 &prn in0fonbt Jig li6=
lite Sirsoog Morgen / @pens Gfoler.
6lere al Sfolebpgninger11e er en0nu
life / cit Siliton0> at Sc fan tages
/ 9rug, og Sc an6re mao toge 0eres
til 9lnnerer og bolpe Cages
Seslioner for at offomobere SEN til
itrpmmen0e ltng0om.
Spbn Barry, Ell Sne0fer, ser boe=
Sc / 597 2afopette Mpe., bg6e plu0=
ieligt / lit Stem ii6lte 2er0ag Mor=
gen. @orrp bob0e / @pbolpitolet
benligget cit Sis, li0en6e al Mopein=
Illumination pg lom Set ipntes for
Ioot @oipitalet for ti0ligt. 8arrp
bar so Nar gommel og en- al 8Dens
@crman Staten, cit 5agarbei6er
fra Milma1fee, ser por befieftiget
poa Saget al Set npe 6ragtbus, iom
Milmaufee Sernbane far UNDER Sp=
fdrelle / MGrbeben al LINTON 9epot,
falbt li6lte Sirsbog Morge1 mes %
opoe / ct. Soiepbs Solpitol iefs 81
mer lenere. &alten bar 30 Star gon=
mel % ngift.
g. Gplrmb, en- 6ortner fra @is=
%coulil1, Ser por / ct. &orl / Mnleo=
ming al gtotsu0itilltngen, bleb Sors-
Sag slften | ii6lte l1ge oberfigrt og
or95t paa Ste6et al en- Sporbogn be6
sepen Corners. Golrub foriggte at
frD6ie Sporet til Sro6s for at Mo-
torman0en o6pore0e bam beo beftig
&ingning al &loffen. @ognen gif
pDer bam og fn1tlte bom totolt.
Spmet ing nc6 paa flere 5te6er
UNDER Stormen, iom Mon6ag Mften
gift oper ct. Soul. M6ifillig @faoe
onretteoes. @isconiin Central 8a-
mems 6ragtbus | Mortb ct. Saul
neobrenote lom 6glge al 2pnneo-
flag, bbtlfet forbol6te ct Sab al
$4,000. 2pnet 1log neb / 8. 3. San-
lens &us, 302 @enesiee Street. st
Sui bran6te | Soget, og 5foritenen
bleo g0elagt. Sobet er omfring $50.
2Dniloen traf eleftriife 2eoninger /
Seber 8asbDs Mpotbef paa Gbir6
ct. % Moria MDerl1e 81. Z ON
Mftenef1. Gen paa 8egge1e anret.
- ~ EA ~ 40 AHELJf4 40 EIY E.4 ~ Observation-Disclosures
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timber %Surocnucjrct, 1om boI6t fig
ober SpillingbDerne bele Z Simer lib<
tie ManOag, anretteoes betp6elig Sfa-
De. Mrs. 8. 6. &ennp fra empire
$oteI bar ube at figre me6 ben6es
@eninoer, % paa Sigrnet al 6ar-
quier og Mrcabe Sts. llog 2pnet neo
! 6eres umiObelbare Merbe6 mes SEN
Gglee, at SeIifabet blep ilDnget us al
@ognen, bhorun6er Mrs. &en1D brett
febe Ell Mrn1. Slllins @arbears
&&us, 632 Carl ct, bleo rant al 2p=
net % beifo6iget til ct geIpb al
$500. Mrs. gbappelIs @us paa
SSSSacflon % @off slpe. blep totalt doe
Iagt. Sns % Snobo bar paro
$500:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

st &arncli9 fonotes forleoen /
Tlpben / itGrf oplplt Silltano. So,
roneren bar life iiton0 til at in0ben=
te Splpsninger ON Set, og set blep
begropet poo Gountpets &egning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

Eaitur @eit, Hruit pcs Tirlt 9op=
tilt Gbr;rcb, for / Sinre at oprette
ct Slogs Snltitut / 6olbin0elie me0
fin Strife, bpis @ealigt ifal bore at
u116erpiie Sc rnge MGn0 / Nolitif.
&ral item goor us fra, at Sen Metbo=
6e gjennem Hrebifen at billie refor=
mere Ell 8p> life 0uer, met at ma1t
berin1o0 mao lie at oporage BEN pngre
slngt / friltelig Holitif> for at naa
BET forenifeoe Moal. Set lpoer
imuft, men hi tror Dog, at Set be0l te
en6per Nrelt fo11 gjgre ct al bol0e Jig
til Set &ige, iom fife er al 6enne
Ger0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

Gn NpisSrcng mes set flosliife
9eapn Scbiller, peogif forleoen / So
litiretten, at ban bap0e l%tjoalet $50
fra Ell Gigorblrtif / @ilfillan 8locf.
Sc $3S fo1otes enb1m / bans sic.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

gilbert s. 9pbnn, Ser boe6e >574
@abai6a St.> begif ii6ite Tre6ag
@elpmor0 be0 at folte Jig foran Ell
burtigt gaaen0e Sporpogl1 paa $50
BAHIA ct. Ser liges, at @run0en til
Selpmoroet bar cit Stri6 me6 bo1s
&uitrlt, men 9obm par fornplig
bjemfommet fra Sin0sipgeoiplet /
&ocbelter, og set ct m%ntageligt, at
ban for begoaet San0lingen UNDER
ct plu0leligt M11fol0 al Sin0sipge.
9obm bleu ol0eles fnult, og spor=
DoG11en moatte lpfteS al Sporet for
at fi9rne 2iget.
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Sorip9t @orb pg @elpmurb. Mon-
bag Morgen foregif en- ubpggelig
Scene I Sones 8locf pao Tranflin
Mbe, poa &igrnet at IA. gpe. Sacob
@ran> cit ca. so Mor gon1mel Mrbej=
Ser boS Simonien 8ros., bop6e / 6elt
ienere Sis lebet temmelig uregelmas.
1igt cg bab6e lt6t temmelig ltore Sab
! &ortipi1, iaa Tamiliens lille 8enge-
beboloning 0erue0 bar ibun0et iterft
ino; bette bab6e gipet M%nle0ning til
&ibntnger mellem bam % bans SUI
itru, Der tiliiolt bab6e forlaot Stem,
met. Dette bab6e forbitret Man6en
moo ben6e, og 6a @onens @giter ibg-
te at forlige Dem, afbi1te ban ben6e
paa en- fornarmeltg Moo6e. Man.
Dag Morgen gift Mrs. @ra1 op /
Sejltgbeoet, efter at bun bapbe iet
@ran forla6e sen, 1ner meoens bun
bar oeroppe TOM Gran tiIbage. 5aa
l1art ban fit 9ie paa ben6e, traf
BON en- &epolper % iigteoe poa ben6e.
Gn fllteoeberenoe IA Mor gammel
(Sgn i6etes fforgieoes at bin6re Saoe,
ren ! at fpOe;; Gran offprebe 8
Stub moo fiji 6uitrlt. Ser fnI1t til
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S 8e9pnbeliem al neite Moane6 er
ct. Noul so Mar gammel. S benne
Mnleoning pil ser bline foranitoltet
forifiellige 6eltligbeoer al 8pens
&orporationer, al bpilfe ct itorartet
Sptog iful pere Dem fprnemlt e.