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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-07

The house was comfortably
filed and the program was good.
showing careful training ~ the
teacher and marked aptitude of
scholars.
The drills, marches. songs.
.recitations and dialogues were
well worth hearing.
= After the children s part ofthe
program an amusing play, en-
titled Leap Year in the Village
With One Gentleman, = was
given by local talent.
AT the close Of the literary part
LOT the entertainment, baskets
were solo, and after d social
hour spent over the lunch all de-
parted for home, feeling that the.
evening had been well spent
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-07
assist at the bazaar in the next
issue Of the Inter- Ocean.

assist at the bazaar in the next
issue Of the Inter- Ocean.
The rector was honored by
being made president Of the
humane society recently organ
lied. It is a fitting testimonial
to his uplifting work in the city.
The evening sermon preached
by the visiting clergyman, was
indeed helpful and Instructive.
The text was, What mean We by
this service, the subject being,
Meaning of the Christian.
Religion, Z and the point being.
love for all, service by all, separ-
alton from all, and cons cration.
by all. q.
On the first day Of the general
convention the triential offering
of Woman's auxiliary will be
presented. AT the general con-
vention in 1901, held in San
Francisco the women of the gem
eral church gave an offering Of
$105, 900, which money was divi-
| ded among the diff rent mission
airy bishops to be used for church
! extension. The women Of the
| Church Of the Advent have con-
ltributed their share towards this
united offering, and notice has
been received that the offering Of
this church is the greatest made
.Iby any Episc opal church in North
| Dakota SO far. It is "a matter Of
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-07

acter. It's value to young men
especially in providing them a
place where they can enjoy all
the comforts Of home, can have
physical recreation, can enjoy
the companionship Of their fell
lows, are tooswell known to need
reiteration. It is to be hoped
that the movement in this city
will succeed.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-07
Good School
taifii1lellt

The entertainment and basket
social held III the Tufford school
house, Freshwater, last Friday
evening. was q decided success.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-07
naeneae WORCESTERSHIRE I
!: LOCAL, COMMENT :
9N0n0n 0ROnOR On OHOn0R0H0Ea


The lawyers are the only peo-
pie in this county who are not
happy. They never are in times
of pro perity.
Early fall blowing is the basis
Of a good crop. Nothing was
ever more clearly demon strated
than this fact this year.
The enormous potatoes being
reported in the Inter- Ocean would
indicate that this industry may
yet become one Of the county s
wealth-prod icing crops.
While in the city Monday, the
Hon. James Met ornnick stated to
a prominent citizen that the
Devils Lake Journal was a Hans
brough scheme, and that the
Inter- Ocean was also a demo-
cratic sheet. It would seem by
this that the Hon. Jimmy has
added the art Of lying to his
other varied political complish-
Tlents.
Iii another column will be
found an advertisement Of Capt.
Heerman's offering for sale a
custom mill located on the reser-
walton. This outfit, BY moving
it to Devils Lake, would make q
starter fora Touring mill. II is
sufficiently large to do custom
grinding, and the owner could
soon work into something more
pretentious.
The organization Of q J. M. O..
Al. in this city would be d good
idea. This rganization has be-
come one Of the greatest means
in the world for the INTEL ctual,
moral and physical advancement
of its members. The organiza-
ton has been the advance guard
sof the idea that men could assoc
ciate together. could develop the
body and improve the mind with
out debasing thenlse lives. The
< M. @. AL, in fact, has become
a club Of the very highest char
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-07

A carload of Ora Alton and Pill
sbury fiour. Best old wheat.
Hour, at Mann i.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-07

The lawyers are the only peo-
pie in this county who are not
happy. They never are in times
of rosperity. .s. sl
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-07

The enormous potatoes being
reported in the Inter Ocean would
indicate that this industry may
yet become one Of the county s
wealth-prod icing crops.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-07

Early fall blowing is the basis
ola good CROP. Nothing was.
ever more clearly demo strated
than this fact this year.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-02
$50 BIBLIOTECA DEL BOLETIN MERCANT1L

$50 BIBLIoTEcA BoLETIN MERcANT1L
Mi padre no tene derecho sobre mfs-dijo-desde
e momentp que yo e pdo nada pasare sin sus Ii
beralidades. trabajare.
iOue edad teneis9-e pregunto ell comisario.
-Diez siete afos.
-Podreis hablar de ese modo cuando seals mayor
de edad Mientras tanto....
Hizo una sena los agentes que Sc dispusieron
coger al rebelds.
10 6vais hacer7-exclamo Hector sobresatado.
-Levaros la fuerza, pueso que no quereis segulr-
nos de buen grado
-JY e'la7
No renenos ninguna orden que la concierna
-iSe euedarS aqui sola7 iJamzs!
-;Antes norir que abandonarla
Los agentes miraron al comisario.
-Vamos-ordeno.
Los dos hombres Sc precipitation sobre ell enamorado.
Este Sc .debatia trataba de defenderse contra sus
agresores les mordfa retorcfa como I'm descoyuna-
do psro al cabo de algunos segundos Sc VIC obgado
decararse vencio cayendo los pies de la CANA sotoea
do. lleno de sudor con debl
-Cobar les cobardes-exclamaba con turia.-iM
tadme, metadme!
Enrioueta, sobresaltada, asustada, medic descuber-
ta trataba de tranquilzare.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-02
Lasfs BOss NfOss1.
JOSE L. o M PART

STOP, IL sANTUROE - pUEETo RICO
coLMApo-ventas al por mayor J detail.
Casa fundada On 1855
Cempleto surtido de- vinos, Hcores, AceiteA
Oonssryss. Dulces ' todA clese DO proyiGones.
Iupoxtaolo0ss axsekSA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-02
LA SEPARATION

Tres hombres vestidcs de negro con sombrero pues-
TO- invadieron la habitaci6n Uno de slos levaba
fajin tricolor.
-lSois vos Ell llamado Hector Silvy7-dijo al enamo
RADIO de Bnriqueta.
Isl, senor,-respond6 Ell joven, sobrecogido por
ell tenor Pero os equivocais, 20 soy Tin hombre hon
rado
Ell representante de Ia ley Sc sonr6.
No os confundais-dijo tono amabe mo veni-
mos prenderos Hemos recibdo soamene la mis:6n de
re;n,eqraros vuestro padre, ben de grado POT
fuerza . 1Estkbajs en- Saint Nazaire9
ST. senor.
los habkis escapado del colegic de x. haee una
gu; acena &c dias7
-Si, sehor.
-Desde csc dia Sc os anda buscando POI todas par
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
HEATHFLAYED IN SENAT|
Senator Clay Urges Post Office lnvcs.
tigaton-Says Heath is Res.
ponsibIe for Trouble.


BY Associated Press,
Washington, d. c., Jan 6.-lhe
Carmack resolution calling ror con.
gressional investigation of the post
office scandal created furry today
when Mr. Lodge moved that it be re-
ferrcd to the committee on post of.
fees and post roads.
Mr.. Carmack demanded a more
thorough investigation than already
given
Mr.. Teller also thought So Mr..
Lodge thought congressional investi-
cations clumsy and worthless. Mr..
Clay aggresiveiy charged that Perry
$. Heath was largely responsible for
the trouble in the post Office
why are subordinates indicted and
the principles permitted to escape?
he inquired. "lf this speaks the truth
he continued shaking copy of the
Bristow report aloft, Perry s. Heath
in his office originated the post office
fraud from beginning to end. If he
has been slandered, we ought to know
It. II he is guilty. he ought to be in.
dicted and punished
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
London, Jan 6-The facts that the
Japanese cabinet has been called to
meet Thursday and that the British
cabinet has been notified to assemble
Saturday are construed as indicating
that nothing definite nas developed
In the far cast
Editorials in the papers are almost
unanimous in admitting that even II
war should be confined to Russia and
Japan Great Britain can not possibly
see Japan crushed and that although
not called upon to lntefere by terms
OF the Anglo,Japanese treaty. and that
while hostilities may be confined 10
the two nations yet in event of Japan
suffering great naval defeat Great
Britain will be almost compelled to
go to her assistance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07

Engineer Benjamin, it Is said, pre-
sumed ii was the one he had been
instructed to PASS He threw open
the throttle and under the impetus of
a full head of steam, the passenger
train leaped into the darkness and
crashed along at rate which the
passengers declare to have been fully
G5 miles an hour
The first note of danger the passen-
gers received was when the trains
crashed together
General Superintendent GrUbor of
The Rock Island makes this statement
10 the Associated Press The en-.
gineer of the passenger train had
orders To wait AT Willard for special
stock train He passed on. mis,aking
a freight on the sizing at that station
for the stock train This caused the
wreck No body else is to blame so
far as our information goes"
The coroner commenced his lnvesti-
cation today and decided no action
was to be taken against the trainmen
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
HALL TO Be OPENED
FOR THE CONVENTION
COLISEUM CLOSED BY AUTHOR.
tiles.
No Change in Plans of Republican
Convention-6uildina Declared
Perfectly Safe.
BY Associated Press,

BY Associated Press.
Chicago, Jan. G,--Although the coli
scum. in which the National Republi-
can convention is to be held in June
was closed by order of Building Com
missioner Williams today, it is stated
that the order will be recinded within
forty-eight hours and that no change
in convention plans Will be necessary.
The violation charged against the CO.
liseum was purely technical and it
was no sooner made than the matter
was investigated by Greame Stewart
national committeeman from illinois,
and Senator Hanna. who was in town
When their investigation was over
both expressed the opinion that there
was no safer building in the world
Statements to this effect were made
by Hanna and Stewart and they pub.
licly authorized.
1t is alleged by the building depart
ment that the coliseum violates the
ordinance which requires that such
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07

dition to the Kitty league. The IN
terested parties can make application
in person for membership and a
franchise at the annual meeting which
will be held at the Palmer house, Pa
ducah, KY Sunday, Jan. 10. 1904. and
the matter will be acted upon favor
ably If it does not conflict with the
territorial rights of the Fisher aggre
cation. the Kitty and Southern
leagues being members of tho Nation
al Association of Base Ball leagues -
The territorial rights" referred to
above Is a guarantee entered into be
tween members of the National asso.
citation which provides that no club
can either locate or play game with
in five miles of city in which is 10
Gated club that is a member of the
association without first obtaining the
consent of such club.
Why two warning factions. the Am.
erican association and Western league
have been permitted to locate clubs
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
WANT FIFTY THOUSAND A PIPE OR CIGARETTE
Caused the Confagraton Which Cost
Iowa Her Beautiful Capitol Build
ing and Arrests May Follow

Iiy the Associated Press.
Des Moines la. Jan The respon-
siblity for the almost complete rain
OF the state capitol building may rest
upon a common laborer.
Governor Cummins and senator
F'onk. chairman of the capitol com
mission. who are conducting inquiries
into the origin Of the flames. have de
yeloped strong evidence tending 10
show that lighted match used for a
pipe or cigarette and thrown careless.
ly into a corner caused the conhagra
ton
Arrests may follow the inquiry
state Architect Lietlbe has recon-
mended half million dollar avpra-
priation TO make the building fire.
proof The Joint conference Of the
capitol comission and the state ex-
ccutiye board recommends a meeting
of the legislature Monday and ad-
journing for two weeks pending the
location of temporary headquarters.
This viii be done
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
HEATH MOST GUILTY
United States Senate Discusses Post
office Frauds-Sharp Words Be-
tween Carmack and Spooner.
by the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
Washington, Jan G.-The alleged IT.
regularities in the postottice depart
ment took up almost the entire ses.
sion today. The question came up
on the motion in the first hour by
Lodge and afterwards by Penrose to
refer the Carmack resolution looking
to the senatorial investigation Of the
postoftce department, to the commit
tee on postoffices and post roads
Democratic senators resisted the mo-
tion and contended that the country
would not be satisfied with an in
yestigation of the department made by
the department itself
The debate continued for almost
two and half hours and was ex.
tremely spirited from the start to the
finish Carmack charged that Post
master General Payne had been luke
warm at the beginning of the depart.
ment's inquisition and Senator Spoon
er replied in defense of this official,
saying that he had asked for money
for the investigation before the de
partment began its work and when
il was undertaken he had convinced
him that Bristow considered former
First Assistant Postmaster Beneral
Heath more guilty than any one else
connected with the postofficc irregu-
larities.
Before the debate closed Senator
German stated that he had had a
conference with Penrose. chairman of
the postoffice committee, and was will.
ing to have the resolution referred.
Further consideration of the subject
was deferred until Friday
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
BY Associated Press.

By ASSoclateu GreSs,
Washington, ID. c., Jan. with a
firm hand the Washington government
from now on will protect American
life and property in the Island of San
Domingo
A dispatch was received at the navy
department today from Commander
Dillingham;, commanding the Detroit
dated at Puerto Plata, January 6, says
that anarchy prevails in that vicinity
and that the revolution is not one of
principal but between factions.
Dillingham; further says; THAT with
out notice houses were looted, lives of
citizens of the United tSates absolute
ly disregarded. that women and child
ren had to flee for safety and that
much property was destroyed
Have forbidden any fighting of any
armed force of any party within GER
tain limits necessary to protect the
lives of United tSates citizens.
The commanding officers in the
field near Sosua have been so in
structed, Left one officer 16 marines,
colt automatic gun and a steam
launch at Sosua to see that my in
structions were carried out until my
return
Am in signal communication with
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
NASHVILLE WANTS
IN KITTY LEAGUE
Tennessee Fans Want Club TO
Compete with Larger Leagues.
TEAM TO BE WELCOMED
IN TIL X. /. T. TOWNSVILLE ADD
INTEREST TO THE COMING
SEASON.

The following from the ST. Louis
Globe Democrat of yesterday relative
to baseball in the Kitty league circles
demonstrates how rapidly this or
ganization has grown in the estima
ton of the fans of the larger cities.
who are anxious to obtain franchise
in IT,
Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 5.-Promin
ent baseball fans Of Nashville have
declared war on the local Southern
league club and according to present
plans, company with capital stock
of $2.500 will be organized and team
to be q member of the Kitty league
placed in the field to compete witt
the larger team. c. W. Hahn OF Gin
cinnati, brother of Noodles Hahn. the
famous red pitcher, arrived here today
from the Queen City to corral the
new club and lead the fight on Fishers
aggregation. The fans are dissats
fed with the playing of the Southern
league team the past season, also the
outlook for a good squad in 1904
hence the new club,
| Referring to the above. League
| Secretary Farnbaker, the local cor
respondent of the Nashville Banner
wired that paper the following mes
saga yesterday evening;
The new Nashville baseball clul
will be welcomed as a valuable ad
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07

Japan Can Center 100000 Troops.
BY the Associated Press,
Rome, Jan. 6.--Ohyama, the Japa-
nese minister said today that in the
event of war his country was in a
position to rapidly center 100000 men
In Manchuria while Russia would find
difficulty in sending more than 200.
600 Ohyama said that the naval
forces of Japan were numerically su
perior to Russia's and from a military
standpoint were worth double. II wal
breaks out, said the minister, it will
last for only few weeks, and | hope
for a complete victory for Japan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
Germans Aiding Russia.

BY Associated Press.
London, Jan 6,--The shiInUneskei,
Japan, correspondent to the Mail says
that the Germans at Kiao Chau are
supplying the Russians with coal and
gunners, and that Admiral Alexiffs'
agents are Offering large sums TO In
luce American and British gunners TO
desert and 20 to Port Arthur
The correspondent adds that Prince
Adelbert is reported as predicting pre-
sumably as price of German good
will. that the whole province of Shan
Tung will become German territory
The correspondent also says that
according to the Jill Shimpo, the
Corean foreign minister, refused to
consent to sending the American ma
rines to Seoul. but that he could not
make an affective protest
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
LIVES or AMERICANS HELD
IN ABSOLUTE DISREGARD
At San Domingo United States
Takes a Firm Stand to Protect
Lives and Property.

this force.
Have joined the British captain in
a note to the military commander
here holding him responsible for any
disorder and telling him We would
take such prompt action as we see fit
in case of disorder
The statement is authorized that
the conduct of Commander Dilling
ham. while following only general in
structions is entirely endorsed and ap-
proved by the government and it is
believed lis intelligent handling of
the situation will have powerful in
fluence toward restoring order on the
island.
1t can be noticed that the Washing
ton government earnestly hopes order
will come out of chaos in the island
and a firm government established un.
der which Americans and other fore
igners will receive in the future ade.
quate protection.
1t is realized by the administration
that the Dominican problem must be
taken up and disposed of in way
that will put stop to what was dis
cribed by an European ambassador
tonight as IAN insufferable nuisance
which the civilized world looks to the
United States to clean up"
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
Under Full Head OF Steam Pas
senger Crashes into Stock Train.
THIRTy-SEVEN INJURED
BUT WILL RECoVER--MoRE DE
TAILS OF DISASTROUS WRECK
ON THE ROCK ISLAND.
by the Associated Press.

ny the ASSOclateu PRESS.
Topeka. Kans., Jan. 6.-Twcnty per
sons or more were KILLED and thirty
seven injured in the Rock Island
wreck at Willard. this morning Most
of the injured are in Topeka hospitals
The doctors announce that all will
recover with the exception of Mrs.
NJ. A. Hill of Greensburg Kans.
The Dead:
MRS. HENRY X kAlGLER OF Dur.
ham, Kans
WILLIAM WELLS of Jacksonville,
Ill.
w. S. MARTIN. residence unknown
FAY FULLER of Blockton, la.
/ T.. RANKIN of Dekalb, Mo,
f. L. MEYERS of Buffalo N Y.
FOUR UNIDENTIFIED WOMEN
THREE UNIDENTIFIED GIRLS
aged 3, . and II years,
| TWO UNIDENTIFIED BOYS, aged
/ s and IL years.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN of DeKalb
/ Mo,
RAYMOND MARTIN, Chillicothe
Mo.
/ The carelessness of trainmen ii is
alleged caused the wreck. The i'll
fated passenger train was instructed
to meet a special freight at Willard
Upon the arrival at that station and
seeing freight train on the siding
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
SET FIRE TO OWN CLOTHING.

BY Associated Press.
La Porte, Ind. Jan. 6. Mrs John
Anderson. of Michigan City, dispon
dent because of Illness. set FIRE 70 her
clothing with suicidal intent and ran
screaming from the house enveloped
in flames. Her husband. awakened by
her cries. pursued her. but did noe
succeed in extinguishing the flames
until his wife had been frightfully
burned.
The physicians offer no hope for her
recovery. Mrs. Anderson had just re.
turned from Chicago. where she had
been taking treatment for nervous
disease
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
CHARGES Prominent Naval Officer
Msusing Authority in the Navy
Department,

BY Associated Press.
Washington, d C.. Jan & Robert
Burton Rodney. paymaster. with the
rank of lieutenant commander on the
retired list of the navy, today brought
suit for $50 damages against Capt.
S Lemy. Judge adyocat general Of
the navy, for alleged long continued
"pecuniary and naval grade losses
and indiguties. The complainant al
leges that l4amy has usurped praetic
al supremacy In the navy department
and Is depriving complainant OF lega
rights under his commission.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07

in Kansas City and Milwaukee, Doth
being parties to the agreement, is not
quite clear. and possibly may he TAX
en- as a precedent and the new Nash
vile club be admitted to membership
in the Kitty league provided it sub
scribes to the latter's constitution
and all its requirements,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
YOUNG BANDITS TRIAL
Defense for Car Barn Bandits viii
Net be lnsarity-Not a juror
Selected Yesterday.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
Chicago III. Jan 8 The trial of
three of the car barn bandits. Nieder.
micr Van Dine and ROCsN was com
menced today in the criminal court
and after 4 DAYS struggle IN an cf
rort To- get jurors the court adjourned
without a man having been accepted
1t has been announced that the de-
fense would be insanity In each case,
bat the attorneys for the defense to.
day by questions. put yeniereman in
dicated that some other line would
be adopted
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07

The owners of the American asso-
citation ball clubs are endeavoring to
reduce expenses by cutting salaries
of the leading players and are already
having trouble Several of the men
have announced their determination
to quit the game rather than allow a
reduction in salary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
TWO FROZEN IN sLoop.


By the Associated Press
Long Branch n J.. Jan e. TWe
deep sea fishermen, James Newman
and John Peterson. while of shore this
morning setting nets. located sIoop
lying al anchor in the ice The yes
sci was about five miles from the
shore
Upon investigation the fishermen
saw two dead men frozen stif. lying
on the deck A life boat has been
sent to the s.oop
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
FORTY-THREE PERSONS KILLED
IN EXPLOSION OF BOILER
ON BRITISH CRUISER.

The navel authorities have been adj
vised of the explosion but the names
and rank of those killed Is nut Known
The Killed are assumed to ncjude
the whole shift Of twenty.three seokers
and number of deckhands
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
PASSENGER TRAIN TAKES PLUNGE
THROUGH BRIDGE
Nine HURT.

Nine persons were badly injured
The locomotive and baggage car got
over safely, but the chair car plunged
into the Little Rapid Greek and the
Pullman rolled down the bank.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
Warships for Port Arthur.
BY Associated Press.

by ASSoclatcu PreSS.
London, Jan. GA dispatch 10 Rcu-
ters Telegraph company from Toxic
says: All Russian warshfps recently
at Vladivostock are reported TO have
sailed probably for Port Arthur Rus
sias reply has not yet been received
by Japan. There is strong. wide
spread tendency to doubt the reports
Of alleged concllatory character of the
reply.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-07
Japs Get Nitro and Lead.
By the Associated Press.

3y INt NSsOETdTHU FIsSs.
San Francisco Cal. Jan. i.--The
steamer Siberia which will sail to-
morrow for Chinese pufts viii carry
quantity Of pig lead for Japan and
about 10000 sacks Of nitro. consigned
to Hong Kong and presumed, 10 be
Off the manufacture of powder.