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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19

1t is good thing that the official
head of the government has had such
a restful and refreshing time out
west. Several delicate and important
problems are awaiting his attention.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19
LAsHEs FOR WIFE eEATERs.
Whipping Post Law Goes Into Effect
In Oregon.

"HPPHI3 FUst Law EoeS INTO EHect
In Oregon. -"
Portland, Ore, May 19.-The whip
ping post law passed by the session of
the legislature January last for the
punishment of wife heaters went into
effect during the day in this state The
new law provides that a man convict.
ed Of wife beating may be punished
with whipping; not exceeding twenty
lashes, but this is only an additional
punishment and not the exclusive pun
ishment for the crime. The old punish.
ment by iine or Imprisonment is still
IN effect under the new law.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19

POSITION WANTED-Lady teacher
and graduate of Wisconsin normal
school wants position in Office dur
ing summer. Has had experience
as office girl with county Judge, at
torneys, and real estate agents. Call
at this Office.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19

Bombs are poor things to cart
around in ones pocket. A Polander
tried it and several families mourn
the departed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19
DUE TO CROP DAMAGE.

1hree.Cent Rise in the Price of July
Wheat.
Chicago, May 19.-In a whirlwind
finish on the board of trade here wheat
for July delivery closed exactly 3
cents bushel above the previous
days final quotations. The highest
point Of the day was reached at 89h
cents. The closing price was prac-
tically at the top.
urgent general demand due to a
multiplicity Of crop damage reports
was the cause to which was attributed
the sharp advance.
He who foresees calamities suffers
them twice over.-Porteous.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19
Hoch SWINGS,

chicago, May 19.-Jury in the trial
OF Johann Hoch found him guilty of
wife murder late this afternoon and
sentenced him to death.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19

Strawberry, vanilla and chocolate
Ice cream at Richholt's tomorrow and
Sunday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19

"A letter or note sent by a friend
should never be sealed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19

AGENTS WAlNTED--To sell superior
nursery stock. We pay highest
commission. Washington Nursery
Company, Detroit, Mich.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19

FOR RENT-Pleasant front room,
suitable for one or two gentlemen.
E. G.. Field, ia Sixth street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19

LCST-Strayed or Stolen, English
Setter bird dog, white with liver
color on ears and head. Address,
B. E. Jones, Bismarck, N. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19

'LOST-Thursday afternoon black
jet, silk and lace cape. Finder
please return to 3O7 4th street and
receive reward.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19
REVIEW TABLE.

The chief paper of importance in
the June number of Metropolitan is a
contribution by the one man in the
| world who knows all about Alaska.
1t is surprising how little really is
known OF our big bit of northern terri
tory which comes within an ace of
linking the United States with Asia.
The man who has written about
Alaska for The Metropolitan is DR..
Sheldon jackson, the General Agent
OF our government for the advance
ment OF education in the great terri
tory purchased from Russia in 1867.
Or. jackson has spent some % years
In Alaska "a residence interrupted on
uy by brief periodical visits to Wash
lngton) so the authoritive value of his
contribution will not be questioned.
Dr. Jackson vouehsafes some extra
ordinary facts about Alaska and it's
almost unknown people; he is especi-
ally. concerned with the Eskimos, a
race which presents one of the most
d1hcult problems of modern scientific
education. The article is illustrated
with unique photographs (many of
them made by DIR. Jackson) of the
Alaskan tribes.
Pearson's Magazine for June pre-
sen'ts as its leading article the first
in an interesting series entitled "The
Profession Of Getting Hurt" The
author, Mr.. Theodore Waters, spent
five months visiting the various big
cities, where he unearthed among
public corporations and among the
various municipal heads most amaz-
ing state of affairs, showing how an
nuafly millions of dollars are graft
ed'' by this brand-new class of takers.
New York's River Tunnelers," by A.
w. Rolker, tells wildly of the diff
culties and dangers encountered by
the engineers and the men who are
| boring through the mud and slime,
sixty feet beneath the waters of the
East River. "Roosevelt's First Les.
son in Statecraft," by s. Addison Wolf
tells of the cowboy days of our presi.
dent, the most talked of person in the
world, and how he fought against
lynching. Sterling Heilig contributes
a bright, interesting biographical
article on Louise Michel, Daughter OF
the Commune, who died recently
Great Fights with Insects" and
What America Spends on Watching
are two profusely illustrated articles
the latter by Arthur F. Aldridge. the
yachting authority and the persona
friend of Sir Thomas Upton.
The cover design of the May mum
Der of Field and Stream is calculat
ed to turn ones thoughts to the north
shore OF Lake Superior, the Nfpigou
or some other good trout region. A
stolid old Indian with his paddle in
the back end of birchrbark canoe
with an enthusiastic angler in the bow
who has just made a strike" and is
Valnly endeavoring to keep his line
taunt but willing to give the speckied
fellow little more play if he wants
It, What picture-what recollec
lions 1t brings up. And between the
covers OF this May issue there is much
of interest to the sportsman
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19

Nice residence for sale. Geo. M. Reg
lister.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19

Naturalization for boy on farm
Is years of age. Enquire of VIII
Bryce, 800" round house.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

THE DAILY TRIBUNE.
Published every afternoon, except Sunday,
At Bismarck, Eorth Dakota, is delivered by
carrier to all parts of the city at 80 cents
per month, or Sc per year. The daily sent
20 any address in the United States or
ada, postage prepaid. Sc per year; So for
months; $3.50 for three months.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Published every Friday; eight pages, con.
local and foreign-particular attention being
paid to state news Sent to any address,
postage paid, for 81 for one year; 50 cents
for six months; rs cents for three months.
The Bismarck Tribune is the oldest
newspaper in the state-established June IL,
1873. 1t has a wide circulation and is a
desirable advertising medium. Being pub
Gshed at the capital of the state it makes a
acter, and is therefore particularly interest
ing to all who desire to keep the run of state
affairs-political social and business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19

WANTED-Girl for general house
work, family of two. Mrs. J. R
Gage, 802 Second street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19

Try Richholt's America Sundaes.
One of the best European Hotels in
st. Paul-The Bordman. Try a..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19

WA!NTED-Girl foi light house
work for small family-good wages
Enquire at Tribune.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19

GIRL WANTED-For general house
work at J. D. Mcdonald, south of
Fort Lincoln. Wages $4,000. Ad-
dress box 433.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19
Insure with c. D. Edlck. York Life
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN

ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN
wANTDD-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. Joseph Hare.
wANTED-Girl for general house.
works.. M. Pye, Bismarck &
Washburn Lumber Co.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work Mrs. J. M. Johnson, 502 Sth
street.
GIRL WANTED-For general house
work at J. D. Mcdonald, south of
Fort Lincoln. Wages $4,000. Ad-
dress box 433.
WANTED-Girl foI light house.
work for small family-good wages.
Enquire at Tribune.
WAlNTED-Girl for general house
work, family of two. Mrs. J. R..
Gage, SO2 Second street.
WANTED-Position for boy on farm;
Is years of age. Enquire of VIII.
Bryce, 800" round house.
Nice residence for sale. Geo. M. Reg
lister.
'LOST-Thursday afternoon a black
jet, silk and lace cape. Finder
please return to 307 4th street and
receive reward
FOR RENT-Pleasant front room,
suitable for one or two gentlemen
E. G.. Field, ia Sixth street.
LCST-Strayed or Stolen, English
Setter bird dog, white with liver
color on ears and head. Address,
B. E. Jones, Bismarck, N. D.
AGENTS WANTED--To sell superior
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. ]. M. Johnson, 502 Sth
street.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
Vid Iekarens bar.

Nu var fader Anund framme vid slit
hem, och Boel kom springande emot
honom. Hon lade slit ljushariga huff
vud smekande mot hans brost och
strackte armarna for att kunna ON.
fatta hans halls. Och preston lutade
sig ned for att mottaga henne / sin
farm.
- Gamle fader, SADIE hon. nu hafva
min broder och jag smyckat var fader
till den sista farden. Kom och Sc.
huru fager han ar med skagg och hAr
kammade och krusade! vi hafva fort
honom hans praktigaste blyantsklader.
och jag vile lagga strangaspelet /
hans farm, men Esbj0rn sager att Diet
will han hafva som slit enda faders-
arr. Hvad som annars finnes aft pen
ningar och gripar, tanker han lemna
at mig. ansk0nt jag som mo har f0ga
raft till arr efter var fader.
Fader Anund tog Boels hand i sin
utan att mala EFT ord, och de folides
at till ladan, der den d6de lag. Den
lila hade raft. AXE var afven do
den en- van a Diver den hoga nan.
nan krusade sig EFT lust har, har och
der genomdraget med s~ilfverbyita
stran, och han var dock annu icke
fyratio ar. Skagget var nagot morkare
an haret, och Diet langlagda ansietet
hade en- adel form. Han lag liksom
sofvande. De slutna ogonen syntes
kunna oppna sig mar som helst. och
n hade EFT uttryck liksom han
multi at lyckliga drommar. De Invita-
ovanligt sma handerna lago korsade
Oliver br0stet och pa Diet ena fingret
glanste en- guldring, prydd med en-
safir. Den gamle mannen stod och
sag lange pa den dode, utan att yttra
nagot. Slutligen forde han med en-
smekande atb0rd handen 0fver hans
hufvud och SADIE:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
Himdetankar.

Mar dcr frammande damen sag den
gamle preston och flickan, stannade
hon liksom tvekande, men derpa skyn-
dade hon in, helsade med en- v0rdnads-
full bugning pa preston och gick der
efter fran till den dode, korsade sig
%andaktigt och foil pa kna. Sa lag hon
lange och dolde slit ansigte i handler
ma. Sedan reste hon sig, gick fran
till fader Anund och SADIE:
Lat barnet ga! Jag will tala till
eder har inf0r den dode.
Pa en- wink af preston a~flagsnade sig
Boel med en- lang blick pa den franz
mande. Da flickan var borta, tog den
frammande till ordet, wand till den
gamle rresten:
l hafver manat den som ar saker
till denne mans drapande att komma
till eder och rata sig med Gud. Har
ar jag hvad viljen l mig?
- |, fru Ulfhild? sporde presten for
vanad.
Jag, y0rdade fader, svarade qvin-
nan. Jag holl icke darten, men jag
riktade nugget. Sc pa den d0de, ON
Ell hans sar alter borjar bloda, da jag
star har Infor hans Xix.
- Mel, fru Ulfhild, Diet bidder icke,
svarade den gamle efter att hafva sett
pa den d0de. | anklagen eder med
oratt. Hvad hade val han gjort eder?
Hvarf0r skullen | sta efter hans lif?
Delta ar min skrift, v0rdige ia
der, fastan icke pa Diet rata rummet,
SADIE fru Ulfhild. / kunnen val bora
mig hvar som helst?
Den gamle preston bojde pa hufvu-
Diet och sankte blicken for att icke, sa-
som foreskrifvet var, Sc ansigtet pa
den, som aflade sin bekannelse.
Fru Ulfhild borjade och talade fort
med undertryckt lidelse.
Jag har alskat honom fran barn
domen, SADIE hon och visade pa den
dode. Han kom som en- flakt af ung-
dom och lifsgladje till porten af Diet
kloster, der jag dvaldes, moderl0s som
jag var, med de andra larosystrarna.
Och han sj0ng - sjong till den heliga
jungfruns lof. Klostersystrarna opp
porten pa giant for att bora bait
re. Konfessorn d0mde ALA kloster-
systrarna till penitens. Men kort der
efter gjorde de sig skyldiga till sam
fel. Ingendera gangen sag jag ho-
nom. jag horde honom blot, och mitt
hjarta fog till honom genom lasta dor
rar, och jag tankte pa honom och
dr0mde ON honom. Da aftonen kom
och non acknowledgement var
sjungen, horde vi hans r0st utanfor
tradgardsmuren. Qvallen var stilla,
och han sjong ON karlek, som gar 1
10den for den alskade. Han sj0ng ON
Habor och Signild. Och genom den
5ppna luckan l dormitoriet horde jag |
hans r0st, utan att Sc honom, och mitt :
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17

Ede en- bugning for Mariabilden och kor-
SADIE sig. Derpa lat han sin klockare
kamma slit Invita- har och skagg med
en- e~lfenbenskam, som endast anvan-
des till delta andamal. Han if0rdes
masskruoen och gick med langsamma,
nastan stapplande steg ut | kyrkan.
Men da han sa skred fran, lyfte han
sina ogon och sag framat altaret. Der
pa altarbordet stod ocksa en- bid af
den heliga jungfrun, icke Mater dolo-
rosa, utan den arekronkta madonnan,
och vid hennes fot knab0jde en- angel
med lyfta handler. Vtd denna syn fyll-
des den gamle prestens sjal af frost.
Det syntes honom liksom den kronan,
hvilken smvckade den qvinnan, franz
for hvars s0rjande bid han nyss kna.
b0jdt, vore en- forebild af den harliga
lott, som ON ocksa i forminskadt matt
vSntade ALA lidande och sorjande jor-
debarn. Full af hopp och f0rtr0stan
lade han afven de faderlosa barnens
SAX / den heliga jungfruns milda han
der. Och da han inf0r altaret h6jde
sin vanligen darrande stamina, sj0ng
han hogt och melodiskt pa Diet latinska
k~yrkospraket: "Valsignad ar du Oliver
ALA qvinnor och valsignad din lifts.
frukt."
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17

Matte var fru och ALA helgon
bedja for din sjal! Jag skall icke lata
massor fattas. Men ack, han dog utan
bot och skrift, utan dissolution och
sista sm0rjelse. HERE, forbarma dig
0fver oss!
Boel borjade sakta grata vid den
gamles ord. Diet forefoll henne, som
ON ansvaret for att han gait hadan
utan bot och sacrament snarare bor-
de ~tillvitas mordaren an den mordade.
Hon kysste sin faders hand, under Diet
att hennes tarar folio pa de kalla han
derna och lago glansande pa Diet dyr-
bara tyget | hans dragt.
Latom oss lasa massor for hans
sjal, vordige fader! SADIE hon hviskan.
de. Sail ALA hans gripar! Gift ALT
hans gods till kyrkan!
Sakta, barn! Sakta! varnade den
gamle preston. Man far Ell alldeles
glomma de lefvande for de doda. Har
du nagot tankt pa din framtid?
Boel skakade pa hufvudet. Sedan
SADIE hon:
- Min fader plagade saga: Den It'd,
den sorg" - lat mig STAMINA har hos
dig! Den gamla Marta tranger full
val till nagon, som kan hjalpa henne!
Den gamle preston smalog.
- Och hartill skulle du vara tjanlig?
invande han. Du sommarfogel!-
- Jag kan lara, vordade fader, sade
hon. / Diet en- mork rodnad fargade
hennes ansigte, jag kan lara, hvad jag
icke nu kan.
ia, du kan lara, SADIE han omit,
och du skall lara lasa och skrifva,
sticka och knyppla. Dertill lampar
sig min Boel, men att mjolka och sk0,
ia djuren. att laga mot och borsta
nina grofva klader, dertill arc liten
Boels handler for fina, hennes kropp
for spad och hennes 0gon for glada.
Hon gjorde en- rorelse af ~otalighet,
men han fortfor:
= Tro mig, lila varblomma! jag
will dig val. Jag vile omplantera min
snolilja pa en- plats, dit stormarna
icke ma, der frid och lugn rada och
man blott lefver for att Iowa madon.
nan och helgonen och tiana Gud / rem.
lefnad.
- Ack, vordige fader. SADIE flickan
och hennes brost hafdes valdsamt,
skullen | villa sparta in mig ! kloster,
mig, som | kallen sommarfogel? jag
skulle FORTUNA der och do.
Do skola vi ALA en- gang, barn,
SADIE preston, och saliga arc de, som
do sasom Kristi brudar.
Boel vile svara nagot, men ordet
stannade pa hennes lappar, och hon
vande pa hufvudet och %lyssnade. Man
horde bradskande hofslag utanfor. De
upphorde, och da Boel sag ut fran la
dan, lyfte Ell tjanare / prydlig dragt
en- dam i mork kappa med hufva Ill
sadeln. Eft ogonblick derefter intrad.
de hon / ladan.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
! minnets gardar.

Under tiden gick den gamle fader
Anund med langsamma steg mot slit
hem, som icke a langt aflagset fran
kyrkan. Han tankte pa lorna tider:
tunga tankar, huru dagar komma och
dagar skifta. Det var en- It'd, da han
icke kande till sorg och ensamhet. da
han var en- hustrus man och fader till
tvanne soner. Men sa kom Skeninge
mote, och kardinalen Wilhelm af Sabi-
ma forde med sig fran Rom Diet bud.
som skoflade mangfaldiga lyckliga
hem. En- prest maste fora EFT rent lif.
Eft bittert smaloje kr0kte sig ofver
fader Anunds lappar, mar han tankte
pa hvilken renlefnad, som forbes af
hans andliga medbroder. Dock, Anund
skilde sig pa den helige faderns bud
vid Estrid, som drog bort med sin son
Axe, hvilken da var alta ar, och lefde
hos sina frander, tills Herren kallade
henne till EFT annat lif, fran Diet lf af
forsmadelser, som hon har fort sasom
en- prests franskilda hustru.
Den aldste sonen, Emund. som var
flera ar aldre an sin broder. beh6Il
fadern hos sig. Han anvandes forst
sasom korgosse, och hela hans bae
riktades pa heliga ting. Redan tidiet
dromde gossen ON apostlar och he'll
gon, och han forsokte att framstalla |
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17

Den s'ada ofverraskningen. PETERS.
son: M kommer er man, fru An
dersson. Lat oss ofverraska honom,
Min hustru och jag COMMA oss bakom
gardiner, och sd berattar nj for or
mar att vi int kunde komma. Och ga
stiga vi pl0tsligt fran och bereda ho-
nom pa delta satt en- liten ofverrask.
ming.
Herr Anderson trader In.
fru Anderson: Kara Henrik. va
ra caster ha svikit oss = herr och fru
Peterson kunde int komma.
Hr Anderson (hanryckt): Gud-
skelof!
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
AXE Estridsson.


skingrades at ALA hall. Den gamle
fader Anund drojde lange i sakristian,
han hade alter tagit sin tillflykt till
Mater dolorosa, men han bad icke
langre, han var hansjunken i EFT slags
k%anslorus. Han hade lagt ALT i den
heliga jungfruns handler, och han var
lugn, nastan lycklig. Men pa Stamina
gang kande han EFT slags skygghet att
varda tilltalad af sina forsamlingsbor
och utfragad ON mordet, som han kun
gjort, staende i kyrkdorren, sasom la
gen f0reskref. Diet f~oresvafvade ho-
nom dunkelt, att Diet lugn, som han nu
kande, da skulle forsvinna. Att ord,
som kunde fallas da, skulle liksom
slita forbandet fran EFT bl0dande sar,
hvars flode nu stannat, och som skulle
da lifvets roda strom flyta bort for
alltid.
Men ute bland menigheten talades
nu NEST ON mordet. Drapt var leka.
rem Axe Estridsson. Ingen kand fader
hade han, utan han handles efter mo-
dern. Han var en- lustig man, val
liden af ALA, och man talade blot val
ON honom. Men han var dock en-
gycklare, IN lekare = en- sadan. hvars
lf f0ga skattades. Han plagade ofta
besoka nejden, sedan hans hustru dott.
och man visste att fader Anund sjalf
dept hans dotter Boel, hvars f0delse
kostat modern lifvet. Den gamle ia.
der Anund hade lemnat, den lila at en-
fostermoder i %narheten och val sorjt
for henne under de spada aren.
Ar den vordiga fader Anund be-
slagtad med lekaren? sporde MACON af
menigheten.
Ingen vet, svarade en- AMMAN, me.
dan en- treble helt ifrigt fornekade att
en- sd helig mar kunde hafva nagot
gemensamt med en- gycklare.
- bet var, SADIE en- aldre qvinna, da
den lila Boel var spad, manga, som
talade ON frandskap mellan hennes
fader eller moder och fader Anund
lei Diet ar min tro at endast hans
hjartas godhet kom honom att for
barma sig oliver den moderlosa.
Men ON du rakade bort skagget
pa den gamle presten och pa AXE E.
stridsson, SADIE en- gammal bonde, tor
de du nog finna en- viss likhet mellan
fader Anund och lekaren, och man hvi-
skar ON att. har funnits en- qvinna vid
MANN Estrid, som varit den v0rdige
kyrkoherdens hushallerska .eller hust-
ru- Diet ar val MI mer an trettio ar
sedan hon drog hadan.
Eft sorl af ovilja f0ljde pa delta tai.
Och den gamle bonden tillade liksom
forsonande:
bet ar icke jag, som will pasta
delta jag har bara hort Diet / nina
unga ar. Och ON en- man an ar prest.
sa ar och forblifver han anda karl =
och en- karl trar till qvinnfolk.
All, visst icke - visst icke en-
helig man, en- sadan som fader Anund,
ljod Diet | kkuros fran qvinnoflocken,
medan manner deremot smaleende sa-
go pa h~varandra och tillkastade hvar-
andra EFT eller annat speord, som upp-
repades fran mum till nun.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
TRIED SUICIDE FOR FUN -
Badly W0unded Nan WW GiUc No
Other Reason for 1t.

Joseph e Hartog, twenty years old, was removed
from his home, No 4I2 4th-ave early last evening.
with a gunshot wound in his right temple which
the police say self-infcted Hartog boarded
with a Mrs. Richard Johnson. On Wednesday
evening he came home about II o'clock and at once
retired to his Yesterday nothing was heard
from him. At o'clock Miss Amanda Magison who
is employed in the house. raped at his door and
receiving reply, summoned Patrloman O Brien.
who broke down the door.
Hartog found the floor in his night
temple had made a puddle on the floor about his
head. and had dried hard. The wounded man was
conscious. and suffering severely. DR. Bur-
roughs was called from the New-York Hospital and
the taken there. 1t said later that
he would recover. although he will lose the sight
his right eye.
What made you want to kill YOURSELF" asked
O'Brien before the man was removed.
In spite Of his pain the wounded smiled
weakly
"Oh. I just did it for fun he gasped. Further
than this he would say nothing
From the condition of the blood and the fact that
Hartog was in his nightclothes it is believed that
he had lain on the floor for twelve hours.
able to call for help do himself further harm.
On the floor beside Hartog when he was found was
z pistol one chamber of which had been discharged.
No reason could be assigned for his act. Mrs.
Johnson said that she knew little of her boarder.
He had always paid his way promptly, but had
been out of work for several days.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
RUSH At ELLIS ISLAND.
Undesirable Immigrants Pouring In
Mr.. Sargent Says.
TFRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU.I

Washington, Aug. 3.-"Never in all the trips
that I have made to Ellis Island have seen so
many immigrants of the undesirable class" said
Frank P. Sargent, Commissioner General of I'm
migration, to-day
Mr.. Sargent has just returned to the city from
a visit to the Ellis Island station and while he
disclaimed any desire to spread sensational
rurnor he repeated more than once the statement
above quoted.
AS to the cause for this condition, he sug
gested that probably all the desirable immigrants
had come into the country early in the summer
and that the present class represents those who
could not get passage earlier Steamship COM
panies are now accepting less desirable class
than during the rush season.
Mr.. Sargent does not intimate that steps will
be taken to turn back these latest arrivals He
thinks the years average will balance up fairly
well despite present conditions. Mr.. Sargent
said that he found everything else satisfactory
ago the sanitary precautions and medical at
tendance We're such that deaths occurred
This, in view OF the crowded condition of the
station at that time. he considered tribute to
its management.
Mr.. Sargent is in favor OF the plan suggested
by Commissioner watchorn that union railroad
station for the exclusive of immigrants be
shore He has informally approved the scheme
believing il will simplify matters both from the
immigration Bureaus point of view and also
from that of the railroads.