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American League.
At washington (first game)-

AT washington (irst game)
R.H.Es
New York 100 00000110 O.l-3 10
Washington ...oO0o00002o0-2 .
Batteries Orth, Chesbro and Me-
CURE; Jacobsen and Kittredge
Second game)-
RHE.
New York ...........s 0200 0-5 8 i.
Washington ..........0 0 0 0 Ii 8
Batteries Chesbro ard Mcclure;
Hughes and Clarke. (Game called at
the end of the sizth inning because Of
darkness).
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WATERBURY, CONVENTIONS.
Nomination for senator Declined--C Con
gressionaI Delegates Chosen.

Waterbury, Sept. 2O.The democratic
senatorial convention for the Fifteenth
James G. Whiting was unanimously
nominated for senator, He later de-
.clined to serve and another convention
will have to be called. The following
senatorial committee was chosen: B. L.
Hoppe, Perry Morris and E. S. Cullen,
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Eastern Ltagnc.

AT Buffalo Buffalo q Baltimore .
(eight innings darkness).
At Montreal Rain.
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BATTLE IMMINENT AT MUKDEs
Japanese Advancing With Eight and
Possibly Nine Divisions.

Mukden, Sept. 2o.-A battle is lmn1i-
nent. The japanese are advancing
with eight and possibly nine divisions.
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ORPHAN ASYLUM.
St. Francis to Negotiate for Loan of
$4,000.

A special meeting of the corporation
of st. Francis Orphan asylum was held
last evening, the object of which was
to negotiate a loan of $50,00O with the
New Haven Savings bank at per cent.
interest, secured by a mortgage on the
whole property. It was voted to do
this,
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2:19 Trot--Purse $l,o00-Three in Five
(Unfinished).
Mainland. b b. by AXten (HIldl

sonl IL q
ton (saunders) ............ L
Jesse o., ro g (Geers1 ..... 2 IL g.
a5is a7iwn. 5saSstts' s. s 'tspsrRy sf fhefers9 s
arestl .7.....,....=.....#.... So A
Direct Well, blk (De Ryderl s.
tine5 ...................... s' =. : s.e. IA is s
Winnie Right, b m (Townsley) g.
Getaway, ch & CStetson) .... 13 Sll
Princess Derby, b m (Wildey) 12 g. 13
Brilliant Girl, b m (Goodrich) 10 10 10
Belle, br m (Higbee) ......... 15 Is ~
Ballast, b 8 (Dillon) ......... IA DIS
Dorothea, br m &C. Wilsonl... II 13 DIS
Harry Simmons, b 6 (Muttler) IL II ds
Martha. j., b m (Shepardl .....s 16 II dr.
Harry McKerron, b h (Keys). Is DIS
Time-2:14N, 2:14A, 2:14A.
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2:15 Pace-Purse $1,500-Three Heats,
Nancy H blk m hY Ganhetta

z.Ib Pace--Purse yI,5UU-Three Heats.
Nancy H., blk m, by Gambetta
Wilkes (Hudson) ........ 3 1
Edwin q, b g, by Clay (Val-
entine) ........... 4 I
Rosewood, ch m (Merrifield).. 13 2 9
Queen Of Spades, blk m (Crist) 3
The Contractor. 70 g (stokes). 8 5
Funston, ro g (Snow l....4... IL 8
Sunny Slope, b m (Buckley). s
Christina Simmons, blk m
lSnyderl ......... IL 10 6
Outcome, 6 g (Bacon) ........ s 10
The May Patch, ch m (Grove) 9 8
Vice Regal, g (James) .. 5 DIR
Bessie ScobIe, m (Sheridan) 10 DIS
Foxy CUTLER, (Burgess).. 10 DIS
Argo Paile, b 6 &c, Wilson,. IA dis
Time-2:09M, 2:0sA, 2;091s.
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NEW SHIPS FOR RUSSIA.

Four Bought from Argentine Reported
at Libau.
st. Petersburg, Sept. 2o.---Tt is report
I'd here that four Warships purchased
from Argentine have arrived at Lii
lbau.
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At Boston


Boston .........2 ...20142011 s-11 Il 0
Philadelphia 20 o1OOoo8oo- 1 4
Batteries Young and Criger; Bender,
Fairbanks and Schreck.
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AT ST. Louis (first garne).-

Cleveland .......1 DOL 90 o o o. I'll
ST. Louis .......O 0000O10O-- O--1 6 q
Batteries -Rhoades and Buelow;
Howell and sugden.
Second game)
R.HE.
st. Louis 100000 COL . 81 SO
Cleveland ......O 100 90 6 o.
Batteries -siever and Sugden; Moore,
Donahue and Ostdiek.
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YESTERDAYS BALL CANES
National League.

At Brooklyn (first game)
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-05
Rettet 3tpei pom 9ooe.

,unIere feline 3odter hatte einen
IoIt i6otIiden 2lnIoG bon &eud)ba.
ten mo 9ronhitie !" lhreibt Srau
10. &. SooiIouo, BON glrmonf, u. y.
,aber ais ale 1littel ~oerIasten rette.
ten mir i5r 2eben NIT Or. Sings
Neuer Gntoedun9. nniere ylidlte, pel'
DIE Die ShminoIudt IN einem Iort'
9eIhritienen Stuoium hnttc, 9ebrouhr
te ebenIous oieie mmoeroolIe Nteoi'
ain uno befinoet lid jebt uoaia fpohl."
Yer5weiieIte 6oIssuno S~hnsenleioen
neid)en por Or. ain9'S neuer Gnt'
oedune rpie Dol teiner anoerer Die
oi3in anI Groen. l%lufehIbor 9e9en 6u
item uno G%rfdltun9. SOC uno 81 Slo
Iden sarontirt Q alien apotbetern
9eriudsfloihen Trei.
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2trAIiHes.

5oRnios. ben 8. Sttober, Iol oos
oieSidbrise YliifionS. mo Grnte4
oontfeIt in Der eudngeIiih : lutberi
Id)en SmmonueIStirdlc gu Gong Cafe
Siio.T otoio. seTeiert neroen. pobe
0err 4oitor Sduber o Sosmer
2. @, bic 5eItpreoi9t boIien niro.
Die Seier oeS 6ouptmihionS
uno GrnteoontIeiteS Der eooneeliidl
lutberiId)en 8orodic su Semel
9ioro-D %ototo, ioa Sountoa. ben Is.
October. nis ouidbrIid) in Der ct
Sobounistird)e itattinoeu. 5eitreo'
ner Iino Die 6erren poitoren gpuu.
oerlid bon 8otion, u. o.. uun
Weminser BON AIbIep. u. 2. &c.
hermann lit IreunoIid) e~inoeIooen.
8. 9runtid, poitor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-05
6crouoeeMer

n%MrIen. Wlan ShdBi Die AepieI'
ernie oui her 4roieTior. Sbitiorm,
msl11c 1876 gder umIoBt auI pe'
niaItspS 10000 gnIdpeI, monde mol.
len anr &c. 1000 guIdei ausserehnet
hoben. DieIe SbitIorm piro bieIes
Sabr einsn hiibidDen 4sroiit obper.
zen.
Die 500 GuIdeI WelId,torn, ueI'
die sur duBeren Decoration oeo Rorns
po.nIteS pevpenoet ,uurben. iino in
Der nliidel Nad)baridoIt se3oaen
moroen. ndmIih s. Grnmm 5os oos
bimtrctbe Jog. UieBeertorn Mia mno
81. &Iorf bon 9oomio ons ormteIs
broune Gorn, 6. 6riin nno Hiemer
hos soIogesbe, Wm. 6erbert mno
Charles HiboIS on5 blenocno ipeiBe.
6oIer, Wei5en. SIads uno anoere
Sclbiriidte, bic 3nr ipeiierem AmS'
{dmiiduns 9erlpenoet ,puroen, iino
ebenIalS Dopiion Gounip prooufie
bon 1904.
Hei Der ndd)Iien gBnbl iueroen benz
gsolfe bon Giio.I atotn orei Die
GianiSs RonItihtion ~betreFfcnoe 5ras
Eoen our 2lbItimmuag oorseIest wer.
Eben. Die critic 1T bic Srase, ob ooS
N0pitol Ia pierre perbIeiben ODER
nad, wiiid)eII perIeat meroen Ioa. Die
|5msiie betriHt bos @eboIt oes @ene.
koIonlpolis nnb Ioutet babin, ob oess
[elbe elm 8cboIt bon 9leid,er 6Dhe
|beSicbenion, mic Die nnocren StaatSs
bcomien. Gr beSicbt ieBt $1,000 per
Sohr, mdbreno Die onoeren geomten
SlS0O bs3iebeu. Die brittle 5ro9c be
aichi Fidb onI boS 0erIeiben 0 Sell
perm aus ocm GtoaiSlhulinno; eS
olIea NnIciben n%ufpdrtS bis 5u
$4,000 an irseno cine periou oocr
S~eieuid)oii eeltattet Ieia. bob bari
per getroo Der gnIeibe nidbt elm Crit
Nj peS mirfIiden mertteS Des Con.
,cs, ON lpeldeS Die 9ppothet ouI
senommen miro, iberIteisen. Dieie.
rel 3uIaBe 81 Der aonItitution lpers
|en ouI leporotsn Stimm5etteln our
abIiimmuns tcmmen -go6ridicns
berolo,
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Seitnma ais 0rGmie.

Sd) peroe alien oenleniaen SeIer,
ole, Die y@ureto pot" fir elm Sobr
i'm 9orous be5obIeu. ben sNoiional
Sormer" (einc oeutlde, lpobentlihe
3eitune) liir 10 @ents oui elm gan
aes Sabr oils Yrdmium 3ui6iden
%IoIien. DieIeS lit Die 9r0bie Oherte
fir ole C~ieieni9eu. ole, Die bette
GARNER 3eituna, Die es III amerito
eibi. in ibrem Soule bobeu ipolien.
SIS lit oieies IN YDirtlitteit cine
,Suop" fir neue Y%bonnenten oenr
tie tDnnen bel 9orousbe5obInn9 uor
81. go pen %YgtoticnoI GARNER" uni
Die ,Gnrefa polt" fir elm 9on5ee
Sobr befommen.
Ad)tm9Suoa.
9. q. Goe,
6erouSseber
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-05

Die llmSnbcrunaen I'M 5dbrs
biroug @ebduoe Iinp oonenpct, dno
lat bic 5irma audi cine nene Soio
NE yidltSnIose III benz Stobr onge.
Sin benz Goecrbons biuter
lem 5tobr lit ein Anbon binSnges
bat pcroen uno III Iomit ieoer Sub
|fr brei Gotten bebuut. Die Sirmo
|nt iest elm iolioes 3meiitodises
bseimgebduoe, nit einem nnfon9
BON 75xl4O, meld1es nur Iitr bic oil
|emeine GouIn,anmsmaaren, uno
fiienpnoren : Departments benubt
kiro, NIB 1T oieIeS WobrIdeinIih
ns srSBte Derarti9e 6ebduoe i'm
bfaotc. meIdeS fir ben acnonnten
med benubt ipiro.
Mm porleBten Gomntae muroe Der
blpher e ellington Stobr nm 500
berth yDaoren beroubt. Die Hauber
oifen lid, ourd Elm 2elerIeuIter Sin
aua peridaHi NIB iibrien ibr Weri
oerSnidDios aus, bob Der Gigen
inner, ,peldber i'm 5weiien Stod
bcrf jdlieI, NIGHTS oopon ipnBie uni
en Diebfabl erit ain Mpnta9 be
Icrfie. Gpdter muroen in einen
btrobbouien nobe Der Siaot5 Cd
y, nn9eTii0t nit 9eitobIenen Woo
y, ocIunoen, ober bon ben Hdu
rrn hat man feline Spur.
Dsr W,anseI M arbeiicr fir Oi
kreldarbeit modt IidI IN oieier I'm
raeno Iehr bSmertbar. ylur wenie
lo{d,inen in oieier nmseseno babe
,,c pone MGnnld)ofr unn lit eS auc
|,m6eIid) gtrbeiter au befomnien .
|i,e belddiieunssIcie Mdnner biz
,auireiIen siinD. Su DieIer llms'
bis fannE nod fir 80 Eose 9eor'
,fa ,peroen. NIB III IS wobriteil
Dob ina Sol Das Betier Ida5
|eibi. pieI @etreipe crit I'M 6riil
Il, oenroScnem mcroen wiro.
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30. 26-boiu
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-05

2Im Sonnto9 Den 0. Sttober ieiert
bic epon9.sIhtb. porodie bon Gureto
unb lmsescuo ibr idbrIidee gliI
IiouSieIt. Die 5eier lpirb nie 9e
p6bnIid IN Der StootbalIe Al Sure,
Ia o~boebolten meroen mno nm 10
ubr 0ormitta9 beginner. SeItrco'
ner Iino: 6err poitor 5obn De9uisne
aus Milbaut, SiiosD ototo uno 6err
poitsr 81. 3immermumt aus Sobn'
Jon Greet, WicconIin. Seoermonr
lit ireunolihIt einoeIaoeu ibeiI5uneb
men.
s.. y~teinborot, Poitor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-05

N wA &NYfNHNHhAA NHF"F
TINS SFssh ut WrI nRfAe ppaN
us,s ganD babett NIX Goa ; eta 4.
guShSl yes sdrv eetommyu. sSe.
Siepias hcram ha' osr Ader poa 35
btS Is sauidsI pev, Atsy seas5su.
Ssvs Ene ois Tosmer nsidiaiiat mii
g1inieJpeaen iayh aueN III opI
ocm soaN. Ieoer wiu oaO meits idcr.
eS 1T cbcR 10. mer pisl lGst tam audl
oiei ernten. 0erV Sotob Seller &c.
oCntt biS cen nddliteu glonat Suo.
Dototn iu bsiudleu. CT hot DC,
9rumueu 8obren otii Dem 6oi. 10
baIo or @oiIe, hat Wiro &c bic yieiie
uod, 6urefa, 2. .. mtemchmeu
Ter g4cisenpreiO IFS S9iuterpciSer
~ L.. 5cmmerwei5en as Sento
Sano piro in g4oibinston uodl i'm.
mer 9etauit uno oerfauit. 9ieaen bat
ten mir om %. Scpiembsr. Nor,
aen. Den %. iohrcn mir nod Ful
luo @ountu unt Sbit 5u bolen aui
oeu 91inicr. Sonit nod) Niles beim
glten. gtebit 1rub an Den 6erauS
oeher Der ,Gureto Qoit".
@rub an ole yeier gidItumoouoll.
8eors nj.
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9u perfanjen 800 @der 2ano

I'D, pertouie ar einem nieort9en
preiIe, rpenn IoIort 9etouIt. nleine
spei observation-disclosures 9auo, cine bolbc
Uleile nbrblid bon Eurefo. befonnt
oils oos Wemine G%i9entbnm. DieieS
2ano muroe INNER benubt nm bic
Stootbeeroe ooiauI 5u neioen; uno
Iieei mn cine Y YieiIe pom sobnboI
ab, uno 9i,den, S6uIen mno Stores
limb nahe babel. DieicS Sano aren5t
on has Sobn Geim Sono, uno bat
3pei 9runneu nit 9ntem SSnller,
uno elm bunoert ater oooon Iino url'
ter pIlug, I'm ndhere a%usfunIt nen
be mon iid brieIlid) on
Or. 0. IS. 9oteIer,
Sreoerid. YiorpIano
Sept.2S-Dec2S.
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MiRionsfeh.

Die reIormierte Gureto pIorritelC
miro ihr ~idbrlidcs @rnteoontr mt
UiiIionSIeIt nid)t Sonnia9, ben 3
OCTOBER, mie beid,ioKen. Ioroerr
erIt eonnios, Den %. Ottober feiern
poItor 5. g. Storf bon Scotlono.
q. D, miro Der SeItrebuer fem.
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Gin 2iebesbrtei

miro gle nid)t intereIIiren, rpenh sic
mad, elmer oorantirten Solbe 9e9en
ShmcrSen, 9ronopunoen rno bo'
morrhoioen Iud,en. Otto Dooo, bon,
Wlc., ibrcibi; I'D, lit pdbrcno zines
sobreS ou elmer saritisen Munoe,
ober cine Gdod)tel pom Bndlems
M~rnieoIolbe furirte MIDI" IS 1T Ole
bette 5oIbe uui Grpen. 25c III allen
apotbeten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-05

1 YNlAae ~S NM
rtVl ssQvr. VIZ SuVs NHN tAsasS
ahsRN ma htn AbonacmemsS in
sladIanSs Nee. hrs slscar0naeu IA.
n ltus pisieo nan alien Neuisa x.
ier. ois vsli vol Cusstal eatssrmi
nno MIR lebr IeItsn bierhvs sc1nnssn
Sa ssi9ee. spie ne nit ihrsn abcn'
nenlcntc licbrn. IN nsr ncHnuna,
bar nIle Oleie geIes. OeIdle Tt init
ihrsn Announcements I'm Rldltonoc
bsRnbsn, bOioiaii ibren GcSpiIidlhla'
aen mnhtommen lperoen. scihnet
sbatmsSuolI,
81. q. Roe.
6crnuSoe&er.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-05

Qerloue bon metler
Harm, ON Sountoa Yior9en %.
September, ein m9eidbr 5ruei Ntos
note oItes, rotbes 8ubfoIb, hat einen
ipeiBen Siern oui Der Stirn, lit ebenr
Ioas ehpos mei6 am Sd)won3. Dion
benodrid)tiae
Sobonn y rauoner,
poItamt, Gurefo, @. .. 5-l9ott
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-05

3u ertuu en:- Sd babe
cine ous9e3eihnete 6eerne bon 300
Sfiid NiutterIfaIe, eiie CUTE art,
Die id1 nod Dol Dem 10. Sttober
uerfouien mDd)te. I'm udbere Nue-
funit lpenbe man Iid) on
Srant Surge,
go. 26-bolp Geola, 9 ..
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SrteiIihe.

Soleenoe BrieIe muroen bis Sum
I. Oft. i'm Yoitamte nid1i ob9ebolt:
70. !. Foreman.
Phil. 2 d. q NJ b T,
YoitmeiIter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-02
PERSONALS.

DR.. Strauss came in from the west
last night.
Mrs. P. X. EASTMAN and Mrs. Walter
Graham of Wilton were visitors in the
city last evening. *
r Mrs. Little and Mrs. Call went to
st. Paul last night to attend the
Grand opera there.
j Secretary of State Porter and Audi
tor Holmes returned east on the de.
layed train last night.
/. Geo. w. Harry of La Porte City, la,
and a relative of Mrs. Sid Smith is
looking about with view to locating
here.
Il John Bostrom is in from the ranch
today and reports his cattle having
come through the winter in good
shape.
Mrs. May and Esther have returned
to their apartments at the Grand Pa
cif1c after a brief sojourn in the
country.
+ DR.. LaRose was in Mandan yester
day making arrangements for the stor
age Of his Office furniture until his
rooms in the Pioneer block are ready
E A. J. Hedrix, T. R. Mockler and
p. Jackson attended the meeting Of
real estate dealers at Fargo. Mr.
Mockler was made vice-president fol
this district.
Miss Montague and Mrs. McGlashar
have been enjoying a visit from Miss
McHugh, who came down from Dick
inson, where she visited friends.
Mrs. Walter Brown has returned
from a visit with friends and relatives
! in Richland county.
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Lots for Sale.

Lots II and IL, block 10. sturgis
addition, $40 each. ~.
Lots 1 and 2. block 81, sturgis addi.
ton, SIS each.
Lots and 9, block 76, Mckenzie &
Coffin addition, $50 each. !
Lots 81 and 80, block 20. Mckenzie
& Coffin addition, $40 each. II
Lots IL and 16. block s.. Mckenzie
& Coffin addition, IS each.
Lots 10 and II, block Is, N. P: add.
ton. $500 each. 81. = a. ~
Lots s and 6. block "a, N. P, End
addition, $500 each. e.stIas -, .s*a.>1
Lots 1 to, 8. block 3. Cohin's addi'
ton. SIS each. g,5. %:s 5.S557.. s.;; 81, ',s
Lots TO Il, block /. McKenzie's i'd
dition. SIS each. 7 Y. s =. III 's55>
& For next ten days address, "
fsts THOS. OSHAU0E1NDsSY,
& On M FiftA ssss s
4 81. 49, ssss San Jose, Cal
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4G5
Hannafin,", established when !. Denny
tried to open the coal mines, and the
murder Of MI. Henry IN 1874 .'at or
near Mandan," and the murder Of
John Wright near the Hayes farm as
late as 1876. both by Indians. +.
Plow Out Of Commission Wilton
News: Tuesday morning the snow
pillow, with the Three" and "Four
spot" the two big engines, furnish
ing the motive power, came up from
Bismarck to clear out the track north
to Underwood. The long cut north
OF town as snow proposition was a
corker, containing twelve feet of
packed snow in places. The bucking
crew went after it, and the way 1.-THE
beautiful riz" in the air was caution.
It was a great sight. But like the
pitcher at the well the plow went once
too often, and on the last round in
stead Of going through it turned up
it's nose in the air, and the two mon
ster engines took fall out Of it that
put it out of commission for all time
to come. The remnants at this writ.
ing are high on the bank. It took
several hours to dig the head engine
out of the wreck and snow, 80 heavy
was the impact.
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careful preparations for the Easter
services and promises to be very ill.,
teresting as wen as enjoyable. The
following program will be rendered:
Vidi Aquan chorus by Peters Grand
Mass in D by A. r. Lejial. Solos:
"Christe eleison," Miss R. McHugh,
Mr.. Yegen, "Gratias," Miss R. NC
Hugh and Sister Magdalena. "Qui
Tolls" Mr.. Kruhm. "Qui sedes,"
Mr.. Massen. "Deum de Deo," Mr..
Yegen. "N in Incarnatus," Mrs.
Kruhm. EFT in Spiritum," Mrs. and
Mr.. Kruhm. "Benediction," trio, Miss
R. McHugh, Mr.. Massen, Mr.. Kruhm.
"Aghs Dei," Mr.. Kruhm. 0fertory,
Regina Coeli:" Chorus and solo by
Miss M. Grady. Organist, Sister An.
astasia. Director, Mr.. ;. O. Kruhm.
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Working Overtime.

Eight hour laws are ignored by
those tireless. little workers- Dr..
Kings New Life Fills. Mnlions are
always at work. night ana day. curing
indigestion. biliousnsss, constipatinn,
sick headache and an stomscA. nvsr
and bowel troubles. 10y. plsasaat.
lsaSs sure. Only no = +. q. Rsn-
inston's drug Moro.
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The Wachter' Dray and Transfer
company pay especial attention to all
orders for excavating and the delivery
of stone. The phone number is 81.
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Lowest Ratea

Ever made to the south and southwest
from st. Paul or Minneapolis, via Chi
cago Great Western railway. One way
round trip tickets on sale March LIST
and 18th; April 5th and 10th. For
further information apply to R. r.
Jones. T. p. A., Fargo.
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that stalled on the bridge and was
delayed about forty minutes in making
the trip from the other side.

ClaC SCalle0 on the DrlQSe ana was
delayed about forty minutes in making
the trip from the other side.
Frozen to Death-A note from Major
Geo. L. Robinson at Coal Harbor, says:
The body of Will Roam of Minot was
found on the prairie 20 miles north of
this place frozen to death in last Fri
days storm. Pat O'Connor was also
badly frozen. ..Ya s,.> sa,s "a 81, = T..
Stole cIothlng-Sheriff WEIGH yes.
terday arrested a young, fellow
charged with having stolen coat and
vest from Ben singletary at Mandan.
Singletary came over and identified
the clothes, and the thief was taken
back across the river.
Bismarck Presbytery-The Presby-
terry will meet at Wilton on April -.
The following churches will be repre-.
sented: ~ Bismarck, Mandan, New
Salem, Glencoe, Denhotf and Wilton
A popular meeting will be held in the
evening when addresses will be de-
, livered by Rev. A. w. Hayes of Bis
marck; Rev. G.. L. Wilson of Mandan
and Rev. G. Godfrey of Glencoe.
Found Husband an4 .Money-st
Paul Dispatch: Mrs. Helma Peter
son, who, as told in yesterdays Dis.
patch, came to Minneapolis from Bis
march to NEE her husband, had failed
to find him and was sent home by the
associated charities, has. located the
!, missing man. It seems tina Mr.. Peter
son did not run away from his wife as
supposed He was taken i'll and was
confined lin ST. Paul under q, doctors
, care, and was unable to get word t.
his wife. As soon as he was able tc
get out he went In search Of his wife
and was overjoyed TO learn tina nc
harm had come to- her. To make
things all the pleasanter, . section
hand found Mrs. Peterson's pocket
book containing over 500, and it has
been returned to her.
Some More Reminisce Colone
Lounsberry: Mrs. Slaughter may 10
| cate Mrs. L. A. Kinney as a highly
nervous person who run a millinery
store on Third street in 1883 or 1884
and who married a soldier at Fort
A. Lincoln. Through postmaster at
Bismarck after Mrs. Slaughter resign.
ed In 1876 till 1895 Edo not remember
Mrs. Kinney farther back than 1884
The Indians did not allow any COW
boys in that country in those early
. days, Some will remember ,"Forr
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TIME TO CALL A HALT.

several OIS9raceful Performances the
Past Week Call for Strenuous
Measures On the Part Of the
Authorities.
Night Policeman Carr was the VIC
tim of an assault last night in which
he was badly bruised and beaten up
by mob Of drunken soldiers who had
been to Mandan and returned on the
late train. Two Of them were given
into the custody Of the police by the
train crew, and some Of the others
proceeded to make rough house in
side the depot. When Officer Carr
interfered the gang jumped on him
and he was badly beaten. The men,
bers Of freight train crew, and Piatt
Dunn who was armed with lantern
came to the rescue of the policeman
and bowled soldiers right and left
with lanterns. Two of the soldiers
were finally arrested and taken to
jail. Officer Cars eyes were BACKED,
his face bruised and withal the as
sault seems to have been cowardly
and intolerable.
Last summer, conditions at about
the time of the arrival of the night
train from Mandan were shameful.
Train officials were assaulted, police
officers treated likewise, ladies com.
PEELED to listen to the filthy and dis.
gushing outpourings Of drunken and
besotted men, lost to any sense OF
shame or decency. From the affair
Of last night it seems that this same
element is preparing to conduct an
other campaign Of brutality and black
guardism.
| It Is about time to can a halt or
this rufianly and disgusting condi
ton of affairs. Citizens who do no,
/ see the beauties Of nightly carousals
or appreciate the profane and vulgar
filth that is too frequently heard about
the depot are entitled to some protec.
ton and it would seem that the condi-
tons would justify the employment OF
special policeman armed with the
necessary weapons to put a summary
stop to such conditions as have been
complained of. The time for tenn.
porizing with ruff1anly brutality has
/ passed. A few nights ago two local
/ toughs Of tender years made raid on
! the restaurant on Fifth street, kept by
Chinaman, broke up the furniture
assaulted the owner and wound up by
going through the till from which the
man had fortunately removed his
money. They are now in Jail. If
these cases continue to be temporized
with, residents of the city may look
for a continuance of these conditions
A good stiff term in the penitentiary
few broken heads and vigorous ad
ministration of the law at night by an
ample force Of determined men would
have more effect in putting an end
to this reign of braggadocio, drunken
ness and carousal that follow these
nightly trips to Mandan than any
amount of temporizing. No distinc
ton should be made, whether the Of.
tenders are soldiers, or local toughs
The time for rowdyism has passed.
| The two men arrested were in court
this afternoon but their cases had moi
been disposed of at press time.