Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-08

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fered principally; fortunately he will
lose the sight Of neither. s n
Over 80 Bushels supt. Derrick OF
the 500 says the receipts of grain al
500 points in northern Burleigh and
Mclean county exceeds all previous
estimates and the boats bringing grain
down the river from Oliver and
! Mercer counties tell the same story.
in many instances, the yield of wheat
IBIS overs30 bushels an acre and the
grade is extra heavy, No. hard.
= Another Excursion The state Of
Washington seems to be taking an un-
usual amount of interest in the st.
Louis fair. A second excursion went
through yesterday, Haunting a large
banner labeled "St. Louis or Bust
A more appropriate motto it seems,
would be EST. Louis and Bust" that
being the general stage, of affairs after
few days sojourn along the Pike.
Hospital Crowded-St Alexius hos
pital is full to over flowing with sick
and injured patients. Doctors and
nurses find their hands full all the
day through and far into the night
Mrs. James Noble of Napoleon is re-
ported as recovering rapidly. She has
had a long and trying spell of illness
and it will please her many friends to
know of her rapid progress toward
health.
Entertainment course-The tickets
for the course Of winter entertain
ments are being disposed of rapidly.
Over one hundred are already sold.
, Two dollars is the price for the five
entertainments. Single admission to
i each, seventy-five CENTS, The enter
tainments are: Chicago Ladies' Quar-
tette; Ladies' Trio; Phmistead, the
entertainer; Mozart Symphony Club
of New York City; Amherst OFT, lee
turer. ~
+ Odd Combination-Thre men regis
tered at the Northwest hotel yesterday
in succession, which is an everyday
occurrence, but the first man claimed
his residence to be in Coldwater,
Mimi; the next man came in and
stated he hailed from Clearwater in
the same state, the last man calmly
wrote Saltwater after his name. Be-
tween Coldwater, Clearwater and Still.
water, the hotel clerk began to think
it was up to him to go take a drink.
Verdict Of Coroner's Jury Follow.
ing is the verdict of the jury who
have been Investigating the causees
of Sundays wreck: can inquistion
holden near Driscoll and at Bismarck
in Burleigh county, state of North
Dakota, on the I'd, Sd. 18th, 9Th, 9Th,
7th and 9Th days of October A. D.
1904, before E. P. Quain, coroner OF
said county upon the bodies of Fred
Valpert, S. w. Dobson and George
Davis came to their deaths on the I'd
day Of October, 1904, in Burleigh coun-
ty, North Dakota, as the result of en-
CINE No. 1413 drawing a live stock
train east bound running into similar
train that engine No: 1418 had drawn
and cut loose from near the Driscoll
water station in Burleigh county, N.
D., and which said last named train
was standing still at the time said
first train drawn by engine No. 1413
ran into, it near said Driscoll water
station; that both of said trains at
said time and place aforesaid were up.
on the Northern Pacific railway com
pany's track east bound; that said
Fred Va1pert, S. w. Dobson and
George Davis came to their deaths
through the carelessness of Edgar
Chilson, the engineer of said engine
No. 1413, but not through criminal
negligence, and that they did not come
to their death feloneously; and we
further find that when two trains are
running on the same schedule as said
two trains were running on said sec
ond day of October, that said Northern
Pacific railway company should give
instructions that the rear Of the first
train should be protected from the ap
preaching train. 80