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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13
SENT 70 THE WORK HOUSE.

D 81.
Rev. Dobbyn Pleads Guilty TO a Minor
Charge and Gets Workheuse Sent.
ence. i. ,gs&. Slt,zss,4 y 81
Rev. J.. H. Dobbyn, an Episcopal
clergyman Of Dickinson, N. D., was
sentenced to the workhouse at st. Paul
for ninety days without the option Of
a fine after pleading guilty to q minor
charge Of Ndisorderly conduct which
was substituted against him for the
more serious one first preferred. He
was arrested. originally on the charge
Of committing a nhmeaess crime on the
person OF a 10 year old boy, who had
formerly lived with him at Dickinson
and whom the clerical prisoner visited
here at the time Of his arrest by two
detectives who had been detailed on
the case because OF the complaints oi
the boys brother-in-law. - 10!
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13

A Tribune man made q trip up the
Underwood branch of the 500 line on
Sunday, partly on a sight seedng tour
and partly to see how the residents OF
that branch viewed the proposed 18th
OF July celebration in Bismarck.
Speaking Of the conditions Of the sur
rounding country between this city
and the terminus will say that never
has the praires seemed 80 green, the
grain such a healthy color and such
general air Of abundant crops to be
gathered in the future. There is q
large acreage visible from the car
windows and the color Of wheat can.
not be surpassed l.,
The ball cranKs are looking forward
to some sport in Bismarck on the 4th
when the game is played between On:
derwood and Bismarck, They have q
number OF fast players In the Under
wood bunch and the game will be Of
interest. A large attendance may BIZ
expected from Mclean county to SEE
the CAPABILITIES try and down the Corn
Huskers.
In this connection q word regarding
railroad arrangements may be Of inter
est: The management Of the So<
have conceded exceptional service ana
very low rates. One fare for thu
round trip will be the price and thu
tickets will be good to come on an!
train arriving in Bismarck the 1st, o.
Friday before the 4th, and good to re
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13
CLEMENTS VS.. MILLER.

The Supreme Court Hands Down a
j Decision Regarding Joint Contracts.
4. The supreme court has handed down
its decision in the case OF J. H.
Clements, respond ent, VS.. A. L. Miller,
1et al, appellant appeal from a judy
ment OF the lower court OF Pembina
county, Kneeshaw, judge. The dis
}trict court lis reversed and new trial
ordered, The decision is written by
Morgan, J. }",-2 4sa2,'
Bosard & Bosard were Hhe attorneys
for the appellants and G. "A. M.
Spencer for respondent. The syllabus
OF the court was as follows:
4 All parties to a joint contract
should be made parties defendant in
an action to enforce the obligations
imposed by such contract. .-.
& In the absence Of language in a
contract showing contrary intention,
the obligations Of parties to contract
are presumed to be joint and not sew.
Leral. $5;.2 ~ ~S,ss...>,5.. ">l-&.>
"a 8 The obligations assumed by
parties to joint contract of hiring
are the same as those assumed by
partners in a contract OF similar ma
ture, and are joint obligations.
S A 4 Evidence considered, and held
that copartnership relationship was
not created and that the obligations
created by the contract involved in
this action were joint, and that all
parties thereto should be made parties
In an action ON the contract. 1
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13

co road in Pinar del Rio, and the
Matanzas Railroad, 100 miles long, a
road in the sugar section. There is
also the Cuba Central road, 200 miles
in length, hauling principally lumber
tonnage.
There are besides many smaller
roads in various districts of the island.
It is expected that the roads will do
an increased business in 1904, especial
ly the sugar and lumber roads, as a
result Of the reciprocity treaty. The
island now is emerging from it's indus
trial gloom, and the progress of it's
railroads will reflect the prosperity of
the entire people.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13

The growing Interest in athletics
md outdoor sports has brought GER
tain evils in its train. One Of the
most apparent Of these iss excess. .,S
No one who has bestowed any study
upon physical training and its results
has any doubt that II has been 81 IN
scalculable adEantag tto most offs hose
who have practiced Il. Zone 3tthef less,
when We hear ~ d case 90 over train
Ing which has end "a I'm break down
there are never lacking critics to arise
and cond emn physical culture. The
fault lies, however. So. the strenuous
ness Of the individual, not il the prax;.
tice Of athletics Or in vigorous outdoor
exercise. Mi I %554s. /, h q &. III.
h. .5 As g nation we 80, at things too
hard. We lack q sense OF proportion.
When we stop thing we stop II all
at once. Take, for instance, the case
5of the average college boy who has
made a figure in the atahletics Of his
class and institution. What does he
do when he has graduated? How does
he set about conserving the strength
he as accumulated by his training?
Well, since he leaves college at the
beginning OF the summer, he may pos.
sibly keep up goH and tennis and
rowing and swimming during the
warm weather. The chances are
against his doing anything in the way
5of systematic training. II he goes in
I to an Office it is more than likely that
he drops nearly everything in the way
sof gymnasium practice or vigorous
physical exercise. Il He spends his
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13
THE FOURTH AT BISMARCK
1t Will Be Celebrated in Proper Style and
All Tributary Country will Join
Special Rates.

turn on any train leaving Bismarck mp
to and including the 5th, or Tuesday
following. A special train has been
arranged for leaving Underwood about
2 O'Clock the morning Of the 4th and
arriving dn Bismarck at 8: 30. Re-
turning this train will be in addit ion
to the regular service. For one fare q
person can leave Underwood the after
noon OF the 1st Friday, and return On
any regular or special train up to the
following Tuesday. othing better
could be asked for. From the south,
on the 500, passengers can come I'M
Friday or Saturday might take in the
ball games on the Bird, the celebration
and ball game on the 4th and return
the morning Of the 9Th. This will give
the best of chance from that dtrec
ton. 954 z5sa B. i5i 4$
u The Northern Pacific Of course will
do as we'll Linton and Hazelton can
come up Saturday, see the game on
the Bird, and II they do not wish to re-
main here for the celebration, take the
regular for home Monday noon. The
same rates OF one fare for the round
trip covers the N. P. territory west
and east, with the same limits Of
tickets. Ef.@ [ a&s E
Full and complete bills and details
of rates, time Of trains and a general
program is now in the hands of the
printer and will be issueu Nednes-
day at the latest. a.,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13

days at . desk. or It may be behind .
counter. All the trained muscles are
allowed to grow fiabby. The over i
stimulated heart shows the result Of
the lack Of exercise. The man begins
To- break down and the doctors dag
nose the case As .tathl etics heart
Everyone known Instances of this
kind OF thing Of children who have
been injured BY two much exercise.
sof boys who have hurt themselves BY
too frequent Indulgence III the Joys Of
the swimming pool, Of men and women
who have oyerdone in golf or tennis
3 or basket bah Or field or track athle-
tics. IN every instance the trouble
may he traced to the same source e
lack 5of I appreciation IS the object OF
sports of any kind They are tos he
viewed as 4 means not 81 end. Here
and there il found some one Tor whom
\ II. Il worth while I'll + ~, 81 play fora
champio nship. But "a the far larger
4 proportion of cases the playing Or the
riding Is to be taken as = means Of
physical deYe lopment and improve
ment of health. And this object ~ ds.
1 feated II one Yields to the tempta alton
I to- excess. ,ss
This tempt ton would not have To
D 1, III 4. III %. 7.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13
SECOND HOMESTEAD ENTRIES.

Provisions Of New Law Allowing q
Second and Additional Homestead
Entries.
Under date of May Goth the follow:
ing circular relating to second and ad
ditional homestead entries, under the
act of April %, 1904, was sent to regis.
tiers and receivers Of U. 8. land Offices
by the department of the interior,
which will be of interest to those who,
having exhausted their homestead
right under former laws, can npw
make additional entry:
Gentlemen: Your attention is
called to the provisions of an act OF
Congress entitled, "An act providing
for second and additional homestead
entries, and for other purposes" ap-
proved April %, 1904 (Public-No.
20s), copy of which is hereto at
tached.
The first section OF said act allows
any person who has heretofore made
a homestead entry and was unable to
perfect the same on account of some
unavoidable complication of his per-
sonal or business affairs, or on &C.
count of an honest mistake as to the
character of the land, to make a Sec
ond entry, providing it is shown to
the satisfaction Of the commissioner
of the General Land Office that he
made a bona fide effort to comply
with the homestead law, and that he
did not relinquish his entry or aban-
don his claim for a consideration.
A person applying to make entry
under this section should be required
to file a formal application for a
specific tract of Land, on the regular
homestead blanks, modified to show
that the entry is made under the act
Of April %, 1904. and to furnish a
description of his former entry by sec
ton, township, and range, or the mum.
Der of the entry, and land office where
made.
He should also be required to fur.
nish an affidavit, duly corroborated by
one or more disinterested witnesses,
setting forth in full the complications
OF his personal or business affairs that
prevented his perfecting title to the
land covered by his first entry, on
where the failure to perfect title was
caused by q mistake as to the char.
acter OF the land entered, the manner
In which such mistake occurred, and
the specific reasons that render the
Hand worthless for agricultural pur
poses should be fully set forth. The
anidavit should also show whether
the applicant ever resided upon, i'm.
proved. OF cultivated the land en-.
braced IL his former entry, and II 50
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13
The Barry Case,

9 .-
With the exception OF some testi
mony OF expert insanity witnesses, the
defense Of William Barry has been
completed In the district court al
Grafton. The testimony OF several ex
perts at FORMER trials was read and
submitted during the trial Saturday
and Thomas Barry and his wife, and
Rev. D. J. Sykes we're the Witnesses
Their testimony was along the lines
that VIM. Barry was insane at the time
Of the killing of Andrew MeMem.
, It Is believed now that the case Will
be finished before the end Of this
week. :,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13


3iH5ILs speak as though it were only the
men Edjal III who did this sort Of thing, but We
women know better. We recognize
the fact that in our enthusiasm lies
both our strength and our weakness.
Without it we could never accomplish
all that falls to the lot of the woman
who marries and has q home and chill
dren to look after. But this very
enthusiasm leads US to under-estima
our powers and oyer-work our Capable
ties. We need to preach moderation
to our our I. selves quite as much as to our
children. rs, %;..si :. ~ r. X
For a moment leave the men Ito
themselves and look at the other side
Of the family. See the girl who is SO
absorbed in her tennis or golf cham
pionship or her bicycle record or her
canoeing that she is in danger of In
juring herself by undue attention to
one thing. The injury will not be
physical alone, but will affect her
mental attitude as well. She will grow
one-sided, and unsymmetrical. II H. I
This Is the girl who should be- intro.
duced to domestic matters. Her
mother should see to 1T and learn
her daughter feel that a woman's
home training is as important as phys.
ical culture. She sould strive to in,
terest the girl in all that goes to make
housekeeping and home-making i'm.
portant. The girl should have a les
son IN the chemistry OF food as well
as In cookery, should know some
thing Of domestic sanitation as well
as Of washing. dishes. Once she is in.
fected with enthusiasm in this direc.
ton she will be better able to strike
L. balance between indoor occupations
and out door sports. ~.
q While the mother is doing this, she,
too, mustnot overlook the chance she
has for her own symmetrical develop
ment. II the girl needs to be taught
the importance Of indoor pursuits, SO
the mother needs to learn what there
is for her n active physical exercise.
Probably she, belonging to an earlier
generation which did not see the ad.
Vantages OF athletic sports, has been
too much given to staying at home or
going out only when business called
her for q small round pf domestic OF
social duties. Now is her chance to
learn something Of the joy there is
in living when the body is in good
trim. II she does not feel up to golf
or tennis, she should II possible, ride
q wheel. Or sif she does not do that
she should cultivate the habit of tax
ing long walks not leisurely strools
but hard, rapid walks, that send her
home tired, but In glow. s. A..
The same rule OF faith and practice
should be followed by the man Of the
house with his boys. When his sou
leaves college or school and drops the
active physical sports. the father
should see to It that the lad does moi
immerse himself IN business to the 10
/ iury Of his health, The parent will be
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13
MEAN TRICK. ON RUSSIANS
The laps Make False Retreat, Russians
Fall Into the Trap and Sustain Loss of
Over 800 Men. .~

New Chwang, June 13.-Information
from heretofore reliable channels re-
ports that part Of the japanese force
left at Pulantieu to Checkmate the
Russians southward movement to re-
lieve Port Arthur were attacked by
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13

the Russians southeast Of Shungmao
Saturday. After slight fighting the
Japanese made a false retreat, the l.us-
slams hotly following them, when the
Japanese made a flank movement
catching the Russians in trap. The
latter's losses are placed at 800 men.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13

to what extent, and that he did not
abandon his claim thereto or relin-
quish his entry for valuable COZ.
sideration. a. T.
When such application is presented
you will make proper notations on
your records and transmit all the
papers for action by the commissioner
of the general land Office. You should
accompany each application with your
report and accommodation in the
premises. -
The second section is substantially
reenactment Of section Of the act
of March 2, 1889 (25 Stat. L., s54), on
~ modified SO as to apply to entries
for less than 100 acres made after the
date Of the act april %, 1900, as
well as those made before, and pro-
vfdes for an additional entry of land
which shall be contiguous to the land
embraced in the oroginal entry for
which the final proof of residence and
cultivation made on the original entry
shall be sufficient, but of which no
party shall have the benefit who does
not, at the date Of his application
therefor, own and occupy the land
covered by his original entry, and
which shall not be permitted, or If
permitted shall be Cancelled, IL the
oroginal entry should fail for any rea-
son prior to patent, or should appear
to be illegal or fraudulent. Applicants
for additional entries under this Sec
ton will be required to produce evil
dence that they own and occupy the
land embraced in their original en-
tries, to be properly described by 1esa IL
slllt visions G1.l by reference to the
number and date of the original entry,
and the evidence to consist of .ueir
own af1idavits, corroborated by the
afidavits Of disinterested witnesses
executed before any officer authorized
to administer oaths in such cases in
tuO SouiIy, poAdSA, VI 4aNA uIot11Ct La
which the land applied for is situated,
under section 1924, United States Re-
vised Statutes, as amended by act Of
March 4, 1904 public NO. 81. In
addition to this the proper homestead
application and affidavit must be filed,
which may be on the form prescribed
under the act Of March 3, 1879 t4-01S
and 1866, properly certified by you
so as to show the section and act un-
der which application is made, and the
affidavit modified by striking cut the
portion that refers to military serv-
ices, which is not required under this
act. IN 4 s9 MILF s5s
n Section 8 prohibits the communication,
under the provisions Of section 2301,
Revised Statutes of an entry made
under this act You viii ba careful To-
refuse all applications made to COM
mute such entries. 5sa5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13

90 with him, not only to make his
society 9 means Of preventing the boy
from riding too far and too long, but
because he himself sees the necessity
of getting out OF business into fresh
air and Of keeping his muscles as well
as his brain in good working condi-
ton. 4 .a ,.:% p !, 6.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13

Geronimo, the famous old Apache
schie6, has gone to the 81 Louis expo
sition, and coyisitofs addicted 70 the
game of draw are diliesnhly reviewing
their knowledge of the game Geroni-
mos skill as . wosrior 40 somewhat
blunted by long disnse, but Is . strate.
@gist With The cards hfs powers are q
high noon New York American.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13
MURDER In FIRST DEGREE

u New York, June 13.-Mrs. Nan Pat
terson, the actress who was In the
cab with Caeser, Young, the book
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13
.MOD|ERA TON In SPORTS

The Ar' erscsn Tendency 80 overdo in Everything
##@ The Garolessnoss OF the Athlete -cautIon
III Against sUltra-S 3 NJ 8 y = i : ! : in Mon 81
s#S Wornens--va lue of out-Door exercise
ey chrlstIn. Tsrhuns H..riok s .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-13

maker, when he was shot and killed
was today indicted for murder in tn
first degree.
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Some people are learning,
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The invitations to the peace
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