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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-04-15
ftialppeiallri's.I i !. TO : : tho |,
generalwish that the;
day should be hon-
ored in this county.

i sseAsS sessA
ance. CQmrade Wright, the Presby-
terian minister at Bismarck, and an
excellentspeaker, will probably deliver
the address. He was called east re-
Gently by the death of a relative. AS
lsoon as be returns it will be definitely
known whether be can be with US ON
May 30th.
Over at Comrade Soutdwick's car
penter shop is the biggest sample Of
Old Glory to be found in these parts.
Its dimensions are forty feet by twenty
feet. 1t is the sole piece of property
remaining to George A. Custer Post,
No. l, department of North Dakota,
after the fire In the Pitts building at
Winona, where the post parapherna-
liza, with the exception of the flag,
was stored. This week Comrade
Southwick, returning from Herreid,
brought the flag with him.
There is strong feeling among the
ciyilzwar Union soldiers of the county
in favor Of an annual observance Of
Memorial Day. 1t is for them a
yearly reunion. There have been
no post meetings for a long time.
The charter has not been surrendered,
however, and the breath of life could
be breathed into the post at any time
the spirit might move the old boys to
take action. u
George A. Custer post is the pioneer
post Of the state. The reason that
Post No. ] is located In one. Of the
newer counties in the state is this,
IT was founded in territorial days, by
officers, soldiers and citizen employees
at Fort Yates. Gradually, as the
Officers and soldiers grew Old, they
dropped from the army ranks and
their. places were filed by younger
men: until at length there were not
enough members left to sustain the
local organization. Those who re-
mained were willing to have the post
taken to Winona, which was done.
But, the location being 50 far from
the center Of the county, It has had
Z preoarious existence. and is at pres
aAt in ANYTHING h1t vigorous condi-
tlOn. 81 e3 Z.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-04-15
wANTED-cATTLE TO HERD

The undersigned will take cattle To
herd during the season OF 1904, begin,s
ming May 1st. Good pasture and
plenty Of good water. VIM. ALBREcHT.
Sec. 2-l33-77, six miles west Of Linton.
Postoftice, Linton. [marll-may 8
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-04-15

~ Luther Wcscott, at the Linton:
Meat-:dagket, has "a stock of. firsts
class meats for SALE. He keeps Reef.
Mutton, Pork, Sausage, et tc. He aisa
deals In Fruits and Vegetables an6
carries . general line OF GrOccrie6.
He Also keeps a stock Of Cannad
Goods. and these he sells at prices
allowing ttle smallest perccntaEe of
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-04-15

1ss Hs0'sSess0ns AeeSo e9-~eSs NpSA Ss'
Notice OF Final Homestead Proof.
LAND OyIlCD At D1sMARcK, N. D., l..
March l. 1904.
NOTICE 10 HERERY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Nf0llOWing-DaNe6 settler has filed notice
Of hts intentio1 70 mako 6nal proof In sup
port Of hls claim, and that said proof viii bo
made before Charles 9. Lane. United States
Commissioner, At his 0ficc IN Linton, N. d.,
on Saturday. April 2,l00l. VIZ:
CHARLES b. CARLEY.
For tie east half Of northwest quarter and
lots I and & section a. township l32
north, range u west OF 0th p. N.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hls continuous fesidencc upon and cultiva-
ton OF said land. VIZ:
Thomas Jones, Of Linton, N. a.
Clinton Wa8hee. OF Linton, N. d.
Asa y. Beitts, OF Linton, n. D.
y. A. Herolx, Of Linton, n. d.
u. q. JEWELL, RealeAe5.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-04-15
EMMoNS COUNTY RECORD.
BYD, R. STREETER.
Liate,., North Dakota.

The Record is entered at the Linton Post
Office as second-class natter.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-04-15
AFTERNOON sEssIoN,

.
The board met ut 2 o'clock p. m.. pursuan
TO adtOurnment. All members present.
The following bills, having been audited
we're. on motion. esdsred paid oy warrants:
VIM. Jones, bailiff, December, 1903. 2C
r. b. Schweitzer, IN days intef-
prefer. Decem ber court ...s......... so
NJ. Wtnterberg, labor, bridge and
foa0 "a
Thos. Kelly, merchandise for Doan, 2
fare to bismarck and service. -. 60
Is. Schweitzer, postage for quarter a8S
Linton Bazaar. desk AID merchandise 24S
Mrs. Alta White, 80 days care Of =
p DOan, A5. Amount allowed. 30 o
Bank OF Linton. premium 5000, !
. cou rt-hOuso policy three years :. 200 Q
~. M. LOutzenhiSer, uerchAnuise for
Buckner, lndigent. ...... Is Q
w; ii. kODllisUh. merchandise Tor
buckner, January, 1853 ......s.... "a
". T. streeter. printing aud job
=, WORK ......... % 8
Q. A. Patterson, printing And Job
Thurston 4 Cell, printing and JOB :.
Dakota Central Telephone Co, three
mOnthA, 'phOne reit .. !. 4. o O
Lame Luinbcr Cox Bfadd dock j,briuRe
wsbS Bros. undisliaii;iiaisi:..s ii i:. 4 Il; a. :
A'eaa ,s.sisf "a. Is .a,.s;.. ~
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-04-15

"a For Sale Or aen til 81 sSYea EinlS
t0n-BnildinG formerly used &: ~ y !,
oi1icc. RI EvASe. a, 80
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-04-15
WEDNESDAY,.

LINTON, ~. ~, Apx4l D, 1894.
The board met at 0 O'Clock y. M, pursuanp
to sdjournment. Al! members present.
On motion tho following resolution was
.WREREAs. 1t Il deemed paceasary for tho
abatement and extermination Of the gopher
pest; aud 4 this board Old. IL July. 1eds: levy
the purpose of creating gopher destruction
fund. pursuant to chapter 1e7, Scsslon Laws
OF 1901 Therefore. be 1t
:. .da aass9lysd; Y Sl; Thas bounty Of two cents bs
ep and aftsr April l. 1901, within the
s 50nnds Of Emmons county. and pre-
the 10th day Of May. 1901; and oae cent for
county auditor after MAY. 10th, but On 6r bo-
fore June 1st 1901; condltiOnatthat any per
son or persons killing the Aforesaid gophers
.fDr the purpose Of obtaining the bounty
gophsts In lots 81 not lass than tifty to the
ment OF THE aforesaid bounty the county
auditor Is hereby authorized and: directed
to draw y warrant on the gopher destruction
fund of said EmmOps county. .
On roll call all members voted AYE" to tho
above resolution. Motion prevailed.
On motion the byxrd adtournod until 2
V1
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-04-15
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF 4e Board Of County Counts.
stoners Of E',.s,so,ss County,
North Dak0tN.
MONDAY

FrsdSsIlcks Jskeb tischor. Wm. cieverinsa
%S'Ps "a. % 4. was aS,eass sssssa 81
SspsM EEssksr, s the Cpl
Noithefn Pacific Railway, dis sppesred bssfors ore
the board aud protested against the cstal,-
Sas sHsss;iS' .ss
Enen sscon rsle eaEE S,Eqs no other
objectiops, aud the board belSg 81 the Ouin-
ion that'snch road was neceSsary and prop
promoted thereby, tue prayer, Of the pctie
tione.s was grapted. mud it was deter
mined min d 70 establish ,.,i such road. ths deScrlp-
to-wit: Beginning at the polDt vhero lick
the town 81 Linton. N. y, intcrsects or
Milwaukee, St. Paul AID sie Nartharn E haasIGe "a.
ciac Railways; thence west r. Western ave-
Don DS in rbale saa 2sko9 so a. The
Westerly, would intersect 81 meet the vest
Iins Of Seventh street, In said town; thence
ss'ss5S 'ss ss sy sssns
townsite of Linton, N. ID.
It Is therefore ordered and determined
Ss sf "a ssfss ssoea
sssS ia aiS:
on q roll & ssli H iii bs,sont s yesd AYE" to the
The applications Of Anton Hornes aud
assessor. of the Third ASSESSORS District
were: pH.san on moti1n' ION tS1ecs11hT o.,, ~,
board received open bids Tor the lcase OF
tHe M,6pg. privilege Of ferry between
y. MtHona ~ ina MmI Stanoin4 Agency Was let
Ginning snGf Asrii fs nrss Years ~ ss ss
per annum, payables 9olI ip adyance
on the lst day of AptltN ch year during
the cOnttnua alton Of thfSsl es except for the
year OF 1904, which shall patd within ten
~ ~ 1o ~ % =: e. MisneK
SkSS r. tho S svn, ~ s$Ss FL &SMvsSy eS yo. =.
~ ~ sn1 sS - i.,, county
~ S,s cnnt.sct ~ sssz4l ~
pnnrnve s III ts s1 70 SUBJECT %
Vn molten e ahI Ffspz apP9Istsd u.s.
.thss co,,,,tv v,ra ~ bbs.L.S' bi ~ VI
mnvsdsssyy;, vaSs navlaR re-
1n n,ation. at, ia h9s, i, ,r.at a.
Ia Moos ~
~ -; Ill a =, N' 'ses'
|Sss4 TUrx 5 u
1!sI Ii, April s ieo4
ne esEHes Is sfsprsssnt. n,
sess u - - ss esssl;s ;. dIsssles' Sasss
so4 &d0f ri
= l.! y. y
NJ -. 80 *
ri W. ~ g snnstSncy.
1nsssssw Na ~ 81 I'M v. ~ toes
IL "a ~ ~ sics. snSm
pFsCstd and csdsssd y NED !.
the Gn ar1ar enisrv n .cb ~ !1uSl shn!e
S4i fees collected, was, on motion, spproyed
and ordered fled. - -, =
ocIocI 81 IcI :. n. .ne Doefa ao'ournea % meet a.
"A ETERNOON SEssIoN
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-04-15

The board met at . o'clock q. M. pursuant
The mlautes OF the meeting held January
~, .3Ms ana s' 1884, were read aud on mo-
eadns g. 1867 sspsFs p % ss sa,ts.
Gy tho board, and fees allowed ~ fellows:
State vs. G. b. Pritchard-
J: W. Wescott. Justice fees ........... 8 go
YIN; Jones. deputy sherin's fses.... s60
NJ. PfelHe. witness Observation-Disclosures. 10
Clint Wagner. witness theld for
p. J. %ittmsysr. .inserpreter.....:... 80
State u. Guy Allen
J.. w. WeScott, justice foeS. S........... ~
VIM. Jones. deputy sssriR's fseS.... ID u
State VS.. Andrew Tuntlsnd-
J: w. Woscott, justice fees ...... .... II IS
VIM. Jones. deputy sherifrs fees.... s IS
4ay Allen Witness the,d Tor taxssj.: t;isjj: i 10
Il. =. Mocomber. juror. f......,:,...... $40
a. h Irvine, juror........ ........... SO
Wm. rage!. juror: ........"..". 1e
&eseott usxs,n: 3%rcp 2%eSr lhsia for tsxe,; sS
ghas. Coventry. juror .............. 81o
Hs' hnsIr.ss naKgr. juror inrc.1h:ia ,n:;::: sio
Alva Burgc, juror (held for taxoS).. 10
lay Smith. juror lheld for taxes) -. . u
W.: haas, juror. :.............. lo
J. Butcher, juror. .......... ...v 0to
State W. Henderson,
J. v. Xescott, justice fees. 90
]. A. lehes. deputy sheSiR's fess..,. q 9
State 70. Paul Seer-
!: ". Wescott, tnsttee fees...:....., -
Wm. Jones, dspst4 sAefaes fees.,,. W
], A. stiIss. deputy sheri6s isee.... r.
aties;of-psacs tsport of q: 9. wsshst
|sos s4es 9nssstes. enainS n.sca. ": ~ "a
ssFs VI. Z y ssss .IaS sssg' ss1'
sksC. WaEhsr, justice fees.... ...... u
State vs.. Paul Seer
s,iiEss, sSfiiEsssd dsSsss 1ssssss s6sfss ssss f:s;: Is
stAte vs.. Jacob wollmann. Jr:-
VIM. Jones. deputy shsrifs fses.... 90
The following bills. having. bssn ssdissd
were, on motion, 0rdersd paid ~ Wssftste
F. B. Irvine. II days' lahoF. trsasur- -.
L. ". srsPhy. iso meals Tor prison. :
August oSsrmeisr, iii meals sa;i:ii:;: f.1-
nlshed jurors and prisoners ..:..,, ~
L. .: carisy,ss ,an meals i f9rnishsd g y.
r, "; Welsh. two days board Of
Geo: Y; Lynn, two days; ios:i:sa;i isisa;isf u E :
Gea nealsh ~ ivnn Tar. and ::n.ns:: No.. go
| prisoner Henderson to Bismarck. 10 q
Peter Shier. transporting prisOner1
to Bismarck. mileage. ..........:. 10 q
Peter Shier. fare and expenses ..... 70 q
| Peter Shier, janitor, three months. Is q
+, Peter shier, three months jaiier.s
| -6AlAFy ..s....... ....I........... DN1
F. u. Irvine, merchandise. ....,...... 31l
subpen !, A. Voik .........,.... "a
J J. A STILES. serving ssssch warrant.
walker Bros 4 HARDY. li,itins ~ y
/ blanks ...............:..........: - 4
On motion the board adjourned until
! o'clock D. m.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-04-15

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED uN.
~ Usi o'clock p. m, April n, 1904. for build
corner Of section II, township las. range W,
one q mile south and one mile east OF LiySna,
ct the Clerks Office. The successful bid.
aer 70 purchase all material except sand
ana stone, and Burr Oak School District II
cost TO samo. All envelopes containing bids
must be marked bids for SchOol-hoas se. !"
and all bids. e'o~'
e.y By order der Of the School Board of Burr Oak
DAVID G. SITES. C1ert. 1.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-04-15
THURSDAY.

LINTON, N. D., April 2, 1901.
The board met at . o'clock q. M. pursuant
t. end3ournment All memhcrs present.
4:5, 8, Z. and Q. 1904. were read and on mo-
siOn approved.
ending 81. 1867. af j. " Wsscdt,. vs. Wss
approved by the states attorney. accepted
by tho bOnrd, and fees allowed ~ follows:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-04-15


Wished notice. the
1st for the lc,lse OF
lonn, and on motion
MA forry between
!e Agency was let
EFthres years be-
:euount OF Ss5
Ui ip Advance
ID year during
except for the
paid within ton
q PfWas directed to
lE1eid J. H. Wishek
Slp delivery Of Y
GEmmOnS county
$fnl perfOrmanco
70 ba subject to
tQr.
Appointed u.s.
or's District of
fAft. having re-
Atned. to meet at
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-04-15

The board met ut 2 O'Clock >. m., pursuant
10 I'D djournment. All members present.
Following wOlf-bounty claims, hi sving been
audited. were, on motion, ordered puld by
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-04-15

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
SURPRISE AT TRACK SIDE.
Curate Wins Easy and Major
Mansir, Favorite, Disappointing.
lRy Associate ted Pless.l

az ley ASSocluleQ tless') ~
. NEW ORLEANS, Marcl, 1o.-curate's
easy win in tho race for the Bush hands
cap, worth sI.365 to the winner, was tho
surprise Of ,o-day's racing, Major Man
sir. was raporlte. Ills race was disap,
pointing, ard at the end Of the SECOND
mile Curate, which had been IN the first
fight all the way, passed him easily and
won out by three lengths, lowering the
track record. Summary:
First ri,ce--milo aud seventy yards--
Scotch Thistle q TO ~ first, Rainand
Il to 81 second Master Prim I, to ~
third Time ;4j i-5. 448f
Second ritce,--lnile--l socket 30 TO ~ first
Antagonist l7 10 lW second. Feronfa
IS 10 ID third. Time al 80,
tiNThird Arace-t1our5and n half furlongs.--
Michael Byrds Qs 10 loD hrst, Cashier
n to IL seconds Green Gown &c Ia ID
third Time :55 40,
Fourth race--the Bush handicap. two
and a quarel miles-Curate Is 10 u first,
Major Mansir q tnl5l second, Compass
z a TO ID third. Time 1856 1r5.
Fifth racer-mile-T Deer Hunter n5 to y
first, Henry of lrranstnmar q 70 J, aecond,
Lacache 05 to y third Time l:tl a-s.
Sixth race s!S sfurlongs--St. Merry Legs
|. al 10 Is Jirst Triple silver g V u second,
{ Allegreite q TO - bird, Ilnle To-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
FRENCH NAVAL SECRETS.
These Arc. Offered for Sale to- a
Japv-Frcncllman Ar
rested,
Icy Assoclated I,rcss.l

as,Ata (tiy ASSOCldteuft TcSS' y5Ts
PARIS, March 1l,-In spite Of official
rcticence and denials from the Japanese
legation here, II Is affirmed hat a non-
commissioned officer named Martin, who
was employed in the ministry of marine
and who IS now under arrest, attempted
to sell French naval secrets to II naval
attache at the Japanese legation.
The discovery of this alleged attempt.
came as q result OF the accidental opening
OF Il letter addressed to the non-commis-
stoned otlicerEby n naval captain OF the
Same name. This letter was from an in
tcrmcdiary, but 1t indicated the principals
in the affair. It appears now that only
one document Is missing from the minis
try Of marine. IT Is not likely that tho
information alleged to have been stolen
got beyond the intermediary, and It is
said that The Japanese naval attucle WHO
is supposed TO have been In Indirect
communication with Martin, sailed for
home on board one of the cruisers Which
japan purchased from Argentina.
{ Prince Itchijo, who succeeded tho Japa-
nese naval attache, who returned home,
has Informed tho Petit journal that Mar
tin wrote him four days after his arrival
in pnris proposing n meeting to commun-
icatc important business Martin was
arrested before q meeting could occur.
1t IS said that the documents accessible
to Martin related to the possibility of
joint naval action on the part OF France
| and Russia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
ACCOUNT . +: OMBARD'M.E E
Russian Squadron Remained in in
Vladivostok While Japs
Fired at Them.
By ASSOCIATED Press.)

t Tr,KIo. March 1O.-The report Of Vice
i33tA f1,,,ira] X aminura. in command of8tne
st-ladivostol, naval expedition, reached
u the Navy Department. here early TINS
morning. IT evidently came by way OF OF
stGcnsan, where the squadron was expect
ed to call upon its return. Inc report
N throws little additional light on the
,aovenent except It. seems 70 snow t az,
the Russian squadron remained safely
within vladlvostok harbor under protcc-
lion Of the shore batteries. Admiral
5ISamin,urn does not mention In his re-
5rort anything concerning Russian ore
lations iii tho vicinity of Possiet Bay, or
4 the Tumen River.
Thc full report Of Yica-Admiral lAnmi-
mula, says: ,$
AS prearranged, we reached the cast
entrance 10 Vlodivostok on the ino;nllig
Of March 9th. through q frozen sea, The
encn us ships were not seen outside tho
harbor.l&Wc approached the batteries on
tlnc northeast coast from a point beyond
The RI ,,gc$ OF the batteries on tho Balkan.
spromontory aud Bbsphorus Strait. At,
sterslbombarding the inner harbort forty
minutes, from ! 80 q clock In the after
noon, we retired. ! believe the bom-
8bard!ncnt affected considerable damage.
( Soldiers were seen. but the land batteries
&t.d not reply to OUR fire. Black smoke
Vas obserbed at the east entrance to the
larbor about s. o'clock r. NJ, and was
!, thought to DO from the enemy's ships,
Z hut this smoke gradually disappeared.
n .sOn the morning of March 18th we re-,
I csnnointered America Bay and Slretlok
Gay, but saw nothing unusual. Wcsap-
preached the east entrance to sVladivostok
.t noon. The cncmyts ships We're invisl-
lie, and tic batteries did not fire. we
turned toward possietttEaS. but not see
ing the enemy retired -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
q, Boshor M. i. DImn,och, Or. George Ben
j ohrst ON, DrF Stuart Mctiuirc, Edgar D.. Tny :


Johnston, DR. Stuart Mcclure, Edgar I. TOY
8lor. sst s !, 4, . I. \,
mon Council..-W. III Curtis (Chairi,,ar,);, !, II
Garber hi ~ oaf
Henry y +. BECK. n. FIJI seay, William NJ Tur
pin From the Of comne5ceiThs ,,n
ster Ohm Is Mayer, E.#r.1 d. Myers, 8Jr., ID
: s.ssss 81, y; car,nr IN
3 s. Hume. g. A Ilqwl kII Hugh * ~
A4 nana Fl n ssssa9 s9n1ss
Parrish, RI G.. Rennods. Robert M.y Smth = i,
I. Traylor, Charles WATKINS, M ~ g
! insurance la II. Reed. cunnngham Hall.
5Si11!Ha R KGIinlEI; n ! stFaps suf'o"
George u Christian, ]. Taylor tyson, ]. Gar
'sss Rs}'isfs es2:s'
y sess ohm Johnston q. ton J. y. Montague
AthnI + Geeky
seph W. " BiileyS Hardin r. Burnley; q. +.
Gloves Gunnn ahM L anrrI a DGD,e
81Iill Or. ~. D.. fIoEe' Z. L. tetters, ~.
Members eslaent n; n swat q; !; arns y
BerrI XII NJ Boy X - ~ nno w
Curtis, oIis q. IJoobIe. F. g. Ebel W. 3. Free
man rss I. d l
r. O. james swrny r. Knight, r. ". 01arye,
n r. Patterson G., e. Plnclney. II, r. Pollard,
c. a. Rose, L. b. Shield Williamson Talley,
a Ntincs-DseC- younger, II. s. Binswanger,
S. d. crelshaw, Or: Henry FroehlinE, T a NJ.
IT, ia lcott, S Jarnes r. Wertl. i'995
g Outward Trade--F. D. WllaNnE. t., yBorchcrs.
William Cameron, Jr., IT. IL. King. Warner
~ p pos +. 1,reIarrnph serviceN r. Savage
II n Christ Ian. j. y Crlnp Lewis p: Cren-
shaw, Ir., =. q g. I2e!ou2e, Leland Rankin,
Schools and Public Lbrariex-C.sW. lIard-
'wicIte, II, AZ Lancaster. Jr..G2W. r. Meredith,
l1. D. Myers NJ s. Quarles FL Randolph
streets. Roads ram 1'arlss-Ja w. SHARP,
Fl. W. Anderson, kps Bpssieux, " r. Gut
shaw, o; lit, Tlinstfn, Thomas 3. Hicks,
= Building--T. A. Cary J! b. Elanl, Jnlnea r.
Gordon ~. G. holland. W. " oodWart
IIinance--P. II. Baskervill, George u Chris.
ton s.. IL HAYES s. w. IraVcrs, Il. L. WIZ
j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
HOT ,|A||..f:''T|||[i''.E||;',R||;
!. BALf'0UR.
Lord 12osebery Calls Englan'd:l3's'IEI
Premier Down for Reckless.
Use Of Language. $
az WAS TOO 8"'THlN SKINNED
So First Lord fof8 the Treasury
II is Characterised BY
& Rosebery. a8
E(By Assoola ted Press. ]

s5s LONDON. March IL An extrao rdinaiY
scene disturbed tile customary decorti1n !
Sof the House OF Lords this evening. 4. II
Iii Ii recent dcb4te Iii tho t1iousc Of
Commons, Premier Bnlfour had used the 5.
word .'calumns"'' with reference 4 Q some
statement mado by Lord RoseberY In
the fiscal controversy, When the House
.or Lords mot to-day. Lord r osebory ask
Cd Lord tTaLnsdowne y, hat Justi Ion exs
istel 4 fors tho Pfemicrs uso Of such g
word LnnsdoWne admitted tho Premier
had used the word in tho heat OF dcbaSA II
3Ila said he thought the circumstances
Justified some warmth on i he part OF the
Premier but that 10 had consulted with 4
Mi. Bnlfonr. WHO told him# that he did 4
not desire to- inpute to Lord Rosebery q. !
deliberate attempt TO misren ,r nm,
IA After Lord Lansd owns had nhishad,
Lord Rosebcry again rose, and declai'-f
Ing the explanatlo Ion had pot been salts
fact ory, he ferccly tackled the Premier.
whom lie accused OF being to thin skins
ncd.''Ea adding is5 .ss5 i$5F.
not throw stones, 1t III all very well Ito
yt0ttcfend such language BY wing 1t was
duo to tile; heat OF debate and only pre- ~
5tv5i Funnyts way. II a. man cannot curb&
his tongue better than that. he Is unit
liz sbe the First Lord Of the II treasury
II do not personally care 81 farthlns
what Language Premier Baifonr uses about
nc, and I onlySbrought the matter before
tho House In e order to point out that
there arc deccncies OF debate that9should4
lie used even by those who occupy the
highest position III an 55 Al. IA VI !.
AS Lord Roscbery} sat down. a painful
silence ensled and the Lords looked az az
fntS
berry moved an ad tournament Of tho House.
M almost unparalleled motion ms + the
IIo,lse OF Lords, hut he did not press tho
motion and tho subject dropped
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
CALLED TO BALT1MoRE9
Richmond College Student to be.
Pastor 81 Fulton Avenue Church,

RAY. ~. l. Ball, Of Richmond College,
has decided to accept. lie call 70 tho Ful7
tor Avenue Baptist Church, Baltimore
Mr. Ball Is twenty nine years OF .aEef
and single His first cha rye was at.A!!in n ?,
i iie resigned his pastorate at Athens twS
wears ago In order tO. pursue a. srecl lY =
course Of study. which he has been DOM
at Richmond College. Q n ~ 4, 70 ~
s1IDIirir1g his stay ut that institution, MY
,enrnes tness and quiet dignity have games
for him the love and respect ~. hla fs {,
many the most popular man ~, colleSei;s
Willie a student he has filled the pulp ilf
OF Sruaily{o OF tile most promtnent ioaptisk
churches In Richmond, and MS sermon
have always been heard VII y 5lnuctl pleuis
urs BY tie Richmonam Arr Rail l,.
been lalsto. Mt Ia ylorsvll ttanoX'er
county. preaching twice q montn, dllrlnS
which tiInn no has g1lined tho love anu an
smiratton OF Ills people. ana " Will pc Will ~
deep sorrow that they hear OF MS de-g
h Tho pulpit OF the Fulton Avenue hap.
ttist Church has been vacant since Lass
JIM y'nSea VI %nsa acc aG i III health and
South Tho church is one OF me !larseas,e
In West Bal timorc, with y hnnaso'ns nnt,
ice The northeast co,nerGl e e nuro
ia toS be Congratulate on optaimlng I, M vs.
3nll u For n more promising young man
has has not loft Richmond College for man -
years. IN { ~ 4. - oc,,este <
nniiaressnd the students of Richmond Col
liz liz s,iibicct was sIpayels In = SINE,
and lis delightful talk was greatly en-
joyed by every one pre-